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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11

THE fubfcsiber here ~ svss public notice to all
4 concerned, that he has been duty aPpoinse ed
and taken upon himfelf the nuR Of sdminiilrasoF
on the ellaae Of SAMUEL JAMESON, late Of
Fssepost ia the county of Cumberland. innkeePer.
dscsafed. by giving bond a. the law d'rects-He
therefore rsauells al perfons who are iadeb'ed to
the (aid decea(eds sllaae. to make immediate pay,
msns aud ,hofe who have amy demands thereon,
TO exhibit the fame to J0SIAH BURNHAM
Msvsk 20, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11
NOTICE.

an the 25,h Of Feb Ian, a Mr. Mason. fergeans
~ in the u. s. army, iefs . red MAaE ~ the
Fable of the lubfesber aud has yet called for
her. This 10 70 reqaeh and notify the owner OF
the fa,d Nafon TO call Immediately and take her
away. o;herWife faid Mare will be fold TO pay
charges. SAMUEL LARAbEE.
NJ. abys,asssb. Ms,e6 81, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11
Mial Jordan's EAats.

TO be fold by order Of Coars. on MasAsy the
fecond day of May next, At one o'clock ? n
at the ilore Of Samuel Andsrlon. in Bridgsaa. one
Pew in she gallery Of the Meeting houfe in faic
Bridgsou, numbered i5-A fmast piece of Land
aud ha'f = Dwelling houfs; beng par Of Lor No
ieven. 10 fa;d sown--The norshesiy half Of Lot No
FIVE. 10 the iecond Rage Of Lots ia the town OF
Hasrifon, i, being the lame ON which Benz Good
win now lives--aud Lot No. one in the third
Range Of Los in the town Of Denmark, beng the
fame on which VIM Emerfon nov lives being part
OF the sfiae>pf Mai Jordan. late of Bsids,on. do
ceaied. Conditions will be made known At the
time and place Of fas.
JONATHAN merrill, r....
RUTH merrill,
B,;i~foa. Max1b "a 1874.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11
NOTICE..

DAvTD SMITH. informs the public that he 10
about moviug to his farm At Back Cove, there.
fore he sequsss al perlons that have any demands
sRainfa him 20 eshibis .he fame fog payment-and
III that are indebted sre sequetted 70 make pay
ment 70 him, or to ABIEL w. rINKtiAM, head
Of Union What, where his notes and accounts are
lett for fsttlement. ALTO
wants 70 purchafs At his Farm
new Milch Cow
yoke large working Oxen
80 Eve Sheep. (6w) March 8,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11

Freb Teas, China Ware, Sc.
Tor faie bv LEONARD & A II. CROSS, At No
Union Row,
80 chefls Hyfon, souehoug and Congn Tea.
New Hazards cargo, Of hyperion quality
500 letts Of China Tea cups and ianeers
100 do do Coffee cups and do-vsry cheap
20 bags of Coffee
IS zeroon, of Wet India Co,ton-fuitabIe
for mandtactorys
100 lbs Bengal and spanih Indigo
80 boxes Of by BriRol Crown Ciais
SO bbs frefh superhne Flour
rs half bbis do do do
Is bbls No l Pork
so casks Of Gun Powder
Rum. Brandy, Gin. Wines, Sugar, &c Ss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11
JAMES JAMESON

INFORMS the public thar he has taken the
: Houie laiey improved by his brother, IN Free
port, which will nil be appropriated for the En-
tertainment of Traveiers--and where every exer'
tion will be made TO accommodate iueh ~ may
favor him with their patronage.
ErHpo,s, AtsH2 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11
e. GREELY

E. CREELY,
Ia, FIR Jsie, ~ Ne. l. Ls.s Wbs,E
iCO hhds. w. I. Rum
10 do. N. z. do
100 bi,s. Fiour--:oo hhds. Salt
% hhds. Mufcovado Sugar
20 boxes white HAVANA do.
500 bills. Mefs add No. Beef
Msssb "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11
Mis- COoHdqe's Sc5ool

HtrR thss attraction Of MiiIes, will commence on
4 Monday the 18th infant, at one of the large
airy rooms in the dwelling -houte Of the la.e VIM.
Tyog. Efq. in Middle itseet,-The Precep,ref.
having eagaged to limit the number Of Scholars
20 thirty. fhe will in cafe exceed it. Only 1--WE
more can be admitted.
po,fLand Ior1 2 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11
Lees Elixir.

A foveseieo remedy for cold, obiina'e ecsgs
casarrhs, slmas. fore throats aad approaching cen
fumpnons
Msiffa Michael Lee 4 co.
was attacked with moi violeat cold, seven
eosgh add pain 10 the breait. which continues
grow wos(e-during which my appetite i.a'ed e
my voice altered 70 much thatis wa With sns
moi erection could pronounce hnge teosess
louder than my breath. Some Of my fsisaas -.
ing obferved TO me that much good had cess go
by the ule Of Lees Riixir, advsled me TO pseec
bottle Of Mefrra Warner and Hanua wn's.
accordingly did-aud 20 shofs perioas caaeqs
ted With the meriss Of this medicine, 49,
pear sflon;fh;ag tina, three doles ihoud fen ve -
paine ia nv bseaa, ana the ufs OF oas bcst'e 9sy
Market nrees F. po'sk
Lee: Anti. B;lious Pills, for the prevention sS'
Of B;ilious Fevess, &c
Less Exir. for vioiens colds, cougbss &c
Lees Inialliable Agus and Fever Drops
Lees Worm deAroying Lozengse -
Lee Itch Ointment, Warranted 70 GU"
application. (wiibou, Mercury 80.
Lee Grand Reftorztivs, for nervous o"'ssS'
inward weakneis &c
Lee Indian Vegetable Specific, fos the vees"
| Lees PesGan Losicn for testers and efurnons A.
! Lees Eflenee md Exusct Of huilasd' W. =
Rheumatiim, &c
Lee's Eye Waser-Lses Tooth Acne prep.
| Lees Dsmsak Lip Salve-Lees Corn r'
Lees Apodyue Eiixir. for the eSss = nese 's''
Lee Tooth Powder
The repu, alton CT the above Medieines' xe
iui,ly and h, phy eelebsaied and ffequeps1y w.
Alter in all paf,s Of the United Sss.es 'na, ~
need no pompous eulosy. They ipeAk '0s
/ (eiveA - =.
The propresrs will only take the l.nsfsy y. N.
forming generous and dieefnicg psoMe. nu.
| chael Lee II Goa valuable Family Msoe's- "a
tinue TO be faithfully and csulicuily prsp"s
| fold At No. as, Pitt. itrset. baltimoses-n'S
STEPHEN PATTEN, Fcra0no.
~ To deseN counteifciss. cbfervs easn
has on the ossGde wrapper. the hgna.usse :. ~.
| .....,A ttcw)
| 31ri1ltinQ,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11
NOTICE..

NOJCE.
yNIANTFD to rusehafe good Dwelling houfe
w with garden fpos, on. houfes and gocd we'll
Of water ANY one having the like TO fe on rea.
ionable terms may spP'yto WM.MLELLANjr,
APsdl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11
American Manufactured Goods.

auCIISdu NAdAuAdSsuACu oOOuss
Ne Z, M.Gsys Rssv.
Joseph POPE, ageot for Ai~y y B,sws, of
Providence, who keep him conlantly fuppiied
from their long known and well eaAblifhed Fact.
~ At Pawiuckes. with general afIorsment OF
american Cotton Goods,
coNsnTiNo o.
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
ga 5 threaded white eolord Stocking Yarn
White and colorsd fewing Cottons
shirtipgs--shec,ings- cks--Ssripes
acknowledgements Ticking, Be-
t1r Shopkeepers in town and ceunsry and peo-
pic 10 general ssho with furnilll themielves with
the above articles will be fupplied at the Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11
gsiti~~.. J--. 10. 1879. Apple Alley. r. Pa
Lees Ambitious Pills.

The operation of shefs highly eReemsd Pills ,
perfectly mild. and the experiences Of thouiands b.
proved, they may be uied in every G,uatioa Of u,
without the LEAH Inconvenience.
SELECTED CASES OF CuRK.
Mtf;s. Miebssi Lac. x c..
For two months paa. have been sdai4ed With
violent Geknels It the Qomzeh. an inciaatioa %
vomit. and iofs Of appesise-b by taking Two dsles
Of your pile am reaored 70 psrfea lisse Of health
which iodueed my wife TO Try them slto which
was attended with the fame good sfees, bang
now able 70 attend TO her domeitic concerns q
my epiaioa this medicine 10 uaequatsd 10 Acnaeh
and howell complaints. not beisg attended ~as
that gripping pain, common to other incidence.
JOrN SCOTT
Bskisavs, Jsly SsS 1910. cu,auy- Afese
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11
Hezekiah Winslow,

HeZekiah Winsiow,
Ha far ja1, No. J. E.e6asgs Ron,
100 bbls. frefh fupef6ne Flour
5000 weight Grfl quality Bolton Bacon
80 bbs. Bottom Clear Pork
10 bales prime Upland Cotton
10 do Purnambuco do
pipes Cogniac Brandy
Is hoglheads w l. Ram
S do N. E. do
10 hogfheads ressiling Molaaes
900 hoglheads St. Ubes Salt
Chef, of Hyfon Skin aud souchong Teas
Bag, and barrels Coffee
Kegs Of ,wift and IS Tobacco
100 quinsaIs Cod and Pollock Fiih-with
general aforfmeAt Of
W. l. Gods and Gyoceries,
a. low ~ as any fore in Portland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11

IL SssaAs, February 7tb. 1914.
ON the Petition aforetaid, Ordered, thai. the
with shis order thereof, 20 be pubIiihed in the
Columbian Csn,inel, publilhsd IN Bolton. and the
Pofsisud Gazette. prnsed in Portland. three weeks
iureeffivsy. the TAD publcssion 10 be thirty days
At sait before ehe feeond Wednesday Of the brit
feiion OF the nsls General Court. that all perlous
inseseited may chen appear end thew csufe 6f any
they havel Why the prayes Of laid petition fhould
not be grained. Sent down for concurrence
JOAN PHILLIPS. Prsfdsst
IN tie Hsss v Refse rssssivss Est,ss,y Oh, 1914.
Read and concusred
TiMOiiiY BICELOW, Srssksv.
A true copy-AnF,
8 MCLRARY, Cltvk eftbs Stsofs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11

BOLTING CLOTHS.
poLTrNC CLOTHS Of all qualities, imported
- from the Dutch Manufactories. kept eonlsaat.
ly for faIe, BY O6MlNG 1AkvEo'
Ne II, CsvsbW, 6ssa SIN Feb. u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11

OLIVER S. HARTSHORN,
INFORMS his friends and the public that he
! has again taken the iiand he formerly improv
ed inbfidds -f,ess, where he has ua opened large
and exten6ve AHortment Of Ladies, Centemens
Miffes and childrsns Morocco and Leather
SHOES,
with which perfons of eve-ydefcrir,ioo may be ac-
commodated on the mon resfonable terms.
BOOEMHKfNG BUSINESS.
o S. further scqus;n,s his friends, &c. that he
keeps confantly on hand fmall adortment Of
Boots and Ove,/bos5,
and that he has on hand the beft Of Stock, Work.
men to manufacture the fame 10 . ftle Of elegance
and durability NOT exceeded in this town, with ~
much puacsuality ~ the nature Of he cafe will ad
nit
He tenders his mon grateful acknowledge ents
to his former patrons, and ioIieits continuance of
their cullom.
Porstsad. fsb. 81, 1914 #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11
Screwed Hay,

Nhsad of .Gsss(ssue. 81 Mr. Dawn NoyEs, in
Mys L.. (3lwl Nov 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11

5000 lbs Cohee-Hhds w and N Rum-40
boxes mould and dipt Candles--ehefss Of Scuehoag
and Hylon kiu Tsa-facks CafGa-hoses We!eh's
No. add 2 Choeossse-so kegs virgni. robae-
co--blsdders SnuG-A large sffossment CT Bottom
aud Chelmsford Csfs-io,ooo VI. cut Maize, from
the saco Manufactory-Hhds coarfe sals !.
The above Goods are Of the 6rn quality will
be fold on reafouable terms. II FS -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11
Garden Seeds

FROM the focie,y Of Shakers IN Alfred ~ the
i box or reiail Also
A quantity ef Herds Grafs and Clover feed Tor iale
At the fiore of DAVID DANA
March % CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11
To the Hon. Samuel Freeman, EIq. Juage 9
PROBATE. 9f Wills, &c. far the county Q

To the Hon. Samuel Freeman, E/a. fudge Of
PROBATE, IF Wills, &c. far the County 81
Cumberland.
cusANnA WrsB and JOSHUA Wass. admiai(lra-
- tols the elate of Jonathan Webb, late of Fal.
mouth deeeafed intefsate. RESPECTFULLY repreisns--
Tha. their third account of administration on the
ela,e of faid intelae. the fame Is jointly rem
dered 10 inaccurate aud ersoneous and being unles.
tied. they pray that your Honor viii gsaut them
leave 70 wtshd, aw that account, aud render their
third sccouu, Of naturalization. feparatey, ~ now
preisnted. JOSHUA WEISS,
A1sstb 81, 1874 SUSANNA WEBB.
CuMBgRlAND, ss-A3srfk 81, 1914
ON the foregoing application. it 10 ordered that
the adminiara lofs thereia named caule copy
OF the fame, together with tits oder shereon.r be
pub,iilsd three weeks fucceiivey in the Portland
Gazette. tina, the creditors 10 The easte If faid
Jonathan Webb. dscealed, and al concerned may
appear al Probate Court to be holden ~ the
Reg;Ns's Ofi.e in Portland, on The iecond We'd
neidsy Of pr.l next a. ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon
when and where ahe fsid application snd accouuss
now rendered will be conGdered and on which
they may be heard
SAM. FREEMAN. jug. II fell cs~.
A trve coPy-AnF,
JOHN ROCKINGHAM. RseiRs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11
ANOTHER CURE.

THE following certificate. added 70 the frsat
number heretofore 10 the pods6ion of the
propriesor) issnother pIsang asd eosviaeiag proof
Of the powerful aud wonderful eds0s Of
LEES LOZENCES
10 expelling and deilsoyiog thofe tormen,;ns asi~
male, thar hsve 1ain, 10 Gill laying. shoafands 4
our fellow. bsings (etiIdrsa in PARTICULAR Perfoss
afflicted and tormented with shele defsruSve a.
imals, Mould have Immediate recousie to thin vaiu-
able medicins-it fhould be kept in Ill familiar.
Ass.s MisSsd LIZ, u c..
| have been foms time pan greatly sfatted With
paiss in my bowels. lsomsch and head. wish cher
diArefiag fymptoms. which believed M. cautd
BY wosma ! procured fome Of Lsss Wws Ds-
a.syag Lssosn, the fecond dofe, (being lroager)
to my great joy, brought away one Of sho(s M.
lers q Tape Wosm) in piece, confidently bs!ieve
the whole would have meafured fron four 70 &
yards in length ALTO two large round wosna, IS
inches long aud three fourths of IN inch rsund.
l have now the pleafure to inform you cha, an
entirely relieved from shofe ditrefog and tosnea.
ting pains. and now enjoy good health.
fend you two roucd worms, with 6y fmall pis.
ees Of the tape worn the large parts being pm :
way before though, of tending then you.
With fentiments Of e0eem for the hene6s receiv.
Cd, Or, your obedisut fesvant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-11

printing, ;. .a,,,
In all ;ts branches executed at cas- V.ss'.
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we we're yesterday informed th'''
mother movement has been made By h'
British in the measures Of ret-l:sli'l
They have ordered into close coss'''
ment all American officers in lseir P0''
er, and this il is expected will be folio"
ed on the part oflhe American govern
ment by con6ning closely, al the BIZ
tish officers in their power.
This though melancholy and dls'''
sing, is but in q step to the sad ca'A'
phe, which is to ensue IRON the ~
en- policy Of the PresiIsnt--The f''ss''
OF modem warfare among civilA''D
lions, are to be disresarded, and the ".
cries Of war with all its calami.iss ds@
lation and death. are to be spread 90
upon our western and eastern rev.
in support Of the doctrine, thata Dr.
born subject, when naturalized ~
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assumption Of the Direct TAG.

In our last number We left the house
deliberating whether the now stock in
the Bank of Virginia should be sold O,
subscribed On TEursdsy new party
c,me upon the turf. The Farmers
Bank, which, in a memorial to the le-
s'slature, proposed to loan to the state
10000 dollars, at 7 per cent, on GEN.
di,ions that lis catital stock bs inereased
haifa million, and the State a. osifs be
equalized between the two banks. A
select committee was appointed to con.
fer on this proposition, who, it is under
stood, will make their report this day.
MIR. Barbour, (of Orange) observed,
that as there seemed to be no want Of
funds, he begged leave to call up the
I'd resolution Of the commit,ce on the
Direct Tax-aId 70 amend the SAME, by
striking Out ought to" and inserting
can"-sa as to make it read,
Resolved, also, that ways and means
can be devised for the purpose of paying
the SAID quota within the time pre-
scrbed by The law OF the u States.
The resolution, thus amended, wa.
adopted.
In the course Of the sitting, the bill
was introduced fer assuming that part
Of the Direct Tax which was sppa.tien-
cd to the state Of Virginia.
Mr.. Areher (of Amelia) moved to a.
mend the bill by making it condition
Of the Assumpsit that the U. s. should
discount So much of the quota of di.
rect tax as is hereby assumed by the to
tai {. the debt" which on liquidation
Of the accompts may fa'I due to the state
for advances made from its Treasury for
the use oftbe militia employed in the
service of the U. S.-Rejected, Ayes
4S, Noes rs.
MIR. Mercer moved to amend it, BY
providing an additional per cep,age on
the prescnttaxes on lands, lots dwelling
houses and slaves, |" for The purpose o!
refunding the whole Of the sum hereby
assumed to be paid REJECTED, Ayes
SO, Noes ll2.
On yesterday, the bill vas taken up on,
its Sd reading and passedthe House of
Delegates, Ayes Ill, Noes SIS. 81
The Senate passed the said bill last
nistt-Ayes IL, Noes 4.
It was distinctly understood in both
houses, that this As.umpsi, did not in.
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nard, from his long experience and
knowledge Of daty; and the General
feel, ceni,dent he will be well sup
ported BY Captain Loomax OF the
Artillery. as we'll as the ofncers Of
the infantry.
by order Of
Brig. Gen. George NJ Clare:
DONALD FRASER. Lit. 18th Y. ..
Inf and Vol. A. de Camp.
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RICHMOND Jan. 6.

assumption Of the Direct IaT.
p, This question has slept in the n.
Of u. until the Stockholders Of the
Bank Of Virginia could meet Con
t:ohday las,) to agree ON the terms
OF Loan to the State. On Tnes-
day Memorial WAS received from
Committee Of the Stockholders,
praying the House for an extension
of their charter, and IN increase
Of their capital stock. The House
appointed committee or their part
to confer with tho aforesaid commit
tee.-Seyeral meetings were held be-
tween them, at w!.eich, it is under
stood mach difficulty existed as to
the terms-Yesteriay however. the
Conference ended, aud MIR. stanard.
on Tie committee Of the Hoase pre-.
sented to the House the following
report aud resolution
The Committee TO whom was re-
fsrred the Memorial Of The Stock
holders Of the Bank OF Virginia
pra ying for reasons therein set forth
that the Charter of the said Bank
nay be extended and its capital stock
augmented on such reasonable terms
as might be agreed on between The
General Assembly and the said
Stock holders, has had the same I'M
der It's consideration and has agreed
on Report. and come to a Resolution
as follow:
Yoor Committee, in conformity
win tho prayer Of the said Alemo
rial, entered into conference and
uesoni.iian VIE, the Committee an-
painted on tic part o. tho Stnckhosd-
ers Coz sach conference and negccia-
ton, an,! Invested by the said Stack
holders at their General! meeting
with fail power to enter on this ne
gociation aa their part for the object
aforesaid ann 10 agree on The terms
on Which the said extension oil the
charter ard augmentation OF the
Capital stock should take place. Gas
appears by the document marked A.
accompanying this Report. (which
negotiation has resulted in an agree
ment between your Committee and
that Of the Stockholders, for the
extension Of tie charter OF the SAID
hank for the term of fifteen years
commencing the tst day of May
1913, CT which time the present
charter will expire, and the imme-
date az. men'a,ion Of the Capital
stock OF The said bank to the amount
of dolls. 100000 and the further
augmentation ofdolls. 100000 there
Of in the manner herein after speci-
fed in the ist condition, on the fol-
lowing conditions or stipulations
tst. That the old stockholders
shall pay for the benefit of the state
90 dolls. on each share Of their stock
n sixteen semi annual instalmcnts Of
4 ii dolls. commencing at the first
dividend after the tst Of May 1915,
to be reserved out of the tst and e.
very subsequent dividend, until the
said 20 dolls. on each share shall be
paid that at the ist dividend after
the said 1st May 1913, the capital
steck of the bank shall be augment
ed by the sum of 100000 deils. in
2ieO shares of 100 dolls. each, to DO
fer the sole benefit Of the State or
its assigns, on which the state or its
assigns shall thereafter be entitled
to the like dividends that it or aDy
other stockholders would be entitled
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thA States who were disposed 60 as'
sume. A motion to print the report
and oae or two motions to al.
iourn, were rejected.
Mr.. Stanard offered the follow
ing addition to the report, which
was adopted:
cit was proposed by your com.
mittee to the committee represent
ing the Stockholders to add to tho
foregoing stipulations & conditions
that the state should have tie priv
Iege Of making sale Of the 100000
dolls. of new stock proposed to be
offered for subscription by the Cd sti-
puIation aforesaid, and reserve to
the state, the privilege Of dividing
the deposits Of tho unemployed pup
lie money between the said Bank q
the Farmers Bank after the 1st OF
May, 1913; but these propositions
were disagreed to by the said stock
holders"
Mr.. Mercer contended it was best
for the state to sell the 5000 shares
instead Of their Icing subscribed
for. Aud, therefore submitted the
following amendment
I" Whereas the present price of
the stock of the Farmers Bank Of
Virgins is 20 per cent above par, SO
that deductirg therefrom the ap-
preaching dividend upon the said
stock, which is stated nnen compe-
tent authority TO be sufficient to nett
four Per cent to the proprictors on
each share ofthat stock, the autual
value thereof will he, after the said
dividend shall hsve been paid there
on. not less taan rs per cent. above
par; and whereas, the terms pre-
poscd 10 the General Assembly by
the committee acting in behalf ofthc
Bank Of Virginia, would offer, thro'
the medium Of a subscription OF
new stock, 5000 shares of equal va
lae to Those Of the Farmers Bank,
10 such fortunate adventures as
might chance first to reach the books
opened to receive the said subserip-
tisns.-Be il therefore resolved, that
the terms be aceeded to only upon
condition that the said 5000 shares
Of additional stock shall be sold at
public sale, to tho highest bidder
therefor, for the benefit ofthe Com
msnwealti.--proyided, that sach
sale shall not be made at less ad-
vance thereupea than Eve per cent.
and that The subscription therefor
be opened only upon condition that
such sale nay fail within the mcnth
Of January, tsii, for want Of rur-
chasers."
No question was taken on it, waen
the house adjourned.
We may now, then. congratulate
the good people Of this state on the
fair and almost certain prospect
which exists, Of our having the ali
liiy as we havc undoubtedly the
strongest disposition, 10 advance to
the U. States our quota Of The Di-
rect Tax. (Enquirer.)
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GENERAL ORDERS.

GEN T. hAlJ oNisEhS'
Head Quarters, fort .Niagera'
Dec. IS, 1913.
The Contractor will deposit Ia
Fort Niagara Immediately one
months provision for taree hnnareo
men, and keep good that desosit--
Hs will provide and Issue at the ioi-
having places:
At Lewiston, say for 30 men,
At Sehlosser, 900 men,
At Buffalo, 1000 men 'of
one mouth.
The Commanding Officers at the
different stations vii! sign returns.
By order of Gen. NJ C'are.
JcnN A. EODaERs. Capt.
cath Inf. act. Aid de Camp.
Ertrucf Of second letter from
Ge,A .u;Clme to the Secretary at
War.
Batavia, Dee. %. 1913.
SIT is n notorious fact that the
night on which Fort Niagara was
captured, Captain Lcenerd left the
Fest about il o'clock, P. If. iam
assured that he has since gisen him
self up 20 the enemy and that he and
his family are now on the Canadian
side OF the Strait"