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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-29

re about to taste all the blessings Of !" Free
Trade and Sailors Rights"--our property
destroyed our dwellings in ashes! our
wives and children houseless and defence
less, fleeing, naked and unprotected, to the
wilderness for shelter--while inevitable
death or captivity attends their husbands &
brothers and slres.
ooh God is there not some hiden CURSE.
Some chosen thunder in the stores Of heaven,
Red with uncommon wrath to blast the men,
Who smile in greatness ON their country's ru-
imp
Inevitable ruin thus stares us in the face !;
this fair portion Of our country will soon be
an immense waste. Our feeble and miser.
able rulers are deaf to our cries, and callous
to our sufferings. We are disposed and
willing to defend our beloved country-if
permitted, we will die in the last ditch
we ask, but have asked in vain, for the
means OF defence (! we ask little aid to our
exertions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-29

ITO be fold and immediate poilsfiion gi7en, a
FARM cou6itng OF about 80 acres OF Upland
d 90 acres of excellent Inlervaie, d.ualed in Rum
ford in The county of Oxford. lying on the great
Androicogs,n River, about hat mi.s below Ad-
ans Ferry. Said Farm 10 well watered between
thirty aad forty acres of the land are under nm
provement; aoou, 100 thrifty young Appietrees
thereon begin to bear The building. coniiit OF =
good and well 6nifhed Baru about 80 by ~ feet
imall Dwelling houie having four rooms with a
good cellar under the lame, and Shed 90 feet IN
length. ilAndng from the houle 10 the barn; about
twenty tons OF hay will be cut on faid Farm the
prsient year. Tie fisna,iou OF iaid Farm is peeu.
marty plesfsat-,he intervae is of The iirt quality.
and the upland 10 conhdered at ieait equa, TO any
IN the county for paiiue and orchardlng SAID
Farm would be fold tut ject 10 mortgage tor
the payment OF d. 500 in lx wears from the III day
OF July ,Si2, ON the mott reaionabe terms-Avon
Marean now living on the prsmiies. For further
particulars apply TO Prrrs c VisoIs, Eiq nsng
IN Rumford, or 10 SAMUEL A BsADLsY. EfI. OF
Frysburg. or to !oAh 9. PAsTmnas, of North I.
hampton. Argsf 90, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-29
MARSH Ills NOII~E.

United ssafes II daoica,}
Dfsas7 IF Name
pURSU MI 70 warrant from the Hon David
sewa, Eiq Jucge Of he Diitncis,ou, OF the
Uniied stafes for The Ditrct aforesaid, I hereby
give iubc notice, tina, libeiis f I'd IN faid Courr
by Clement Csthei, hfq commander Of the private
armed veael Of war Of the United States eates tie
Surprize Of Banmore in behalf OF ha.fef b..
owners, officers and crew, agsinn the brig or-vef-
iei called the For,itude her tackle sppa e 4 fur
niture, and her cargo On 5oara coahttias fcofFee,
rum rice, molahes, iufi and hide. c.aa red on
the high ieAs aad b ought into The pory of Eff
worth in fad ditiet. aIedging be fame The
time OF cspur to have been Both peoeeffY aud
praying condemnation ,hes EFF az ,awfu re Of
war to him'ef his owners. ofRcrrs and c,ep
That hearing and ,-ia' vii be had thereea az
Wiicafiet, in our laid d.lscl or he iecond TueG-
day OF september next when and whsfe anj par-
fans interei,ed ia the a5ove mentioned vefei sd
cargo, may appear and thew cauie, If ANY can te
hs~n Wherefore 'he fame houd 10, be decreec
ptize OF war. aad difeefel of according 20 law
Dated at Saco fh;s 25th FAY # ausua 4 D.
1914. TO TtfORNfON Ma, i5n Name
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-29

DIED.

In Wcstbrook, Mrs. AiiIbes Pratt eyed 81 y.
In Bridgton, on The Cd day Of June last, Nj
Timothy Dormon Burnham, aged As years. He
visa sincere in professions oil f.ehdships--a use
full and pesceable ctizen--a kind and affection
a.e husband AMI parent. He has left q wife s.
an only daughter who sens,biy feel md mour
heir loss His remains were inferred will, usu.
al Masonic respect aud honors by Oriental Zodge
In this town, Mrs. Sarah Fey, widow OF tic
late Col jones Fry, of Andover. IN the 9Ist
,ea" OF her age Her funeral will ne this after
neon at o'clock, ION the house Of Mr. VIM,
Chadwick, IN Cross Street winch friends and
4cquaintsoce are requested to attend wl.hout
further invitation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-29
Ru1cl Bucknam's Eitate-apa;u.

A IL per(ons concerned in the eaate of Rufel
~ Bucknam, late Of Gray. decealed, or in,ereited
in the ie.temsnt thereof, are hereby notified tina.
Polly Bucknam, adminiaratrix on iaid eiia,e. by
Daniel w. Green, her attorney, has exhibited TO
ME fourth account of naturalization. and has
made claim for an additional! allowance ont of
the perional eaate of faid deceAied ALTO an al.
lowauce in confederation that 10 the iale Of the
Real Eha,e, the ALTO fold her Dover therein for
the iniere.t Of the credisors-aI5 that the fame
will be con6dered at Probate Courr to be holden
at the Regillcrs Office 10 Portland, on Wednesday
the l4th day Of September next, at ten O'Clock A.
NJ. when and where they may be heard thereon.
SAM. FREEMAN. J.!se Of fa'S Cent.
Aprsf ga, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-29
Aygsf "a, 1914

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice TO
i all concerned. that llie has been duly appoin.
ted and taken upon herie!f the ,ru0 of admnitra-
srix ON the eilate of ALFRED MASON late of
Northyarmou,h, in the eoun,y of Cumberland,
ysoman, decealed, by gving bond as he law disecfs
the therefore requelss all psrions who are IN.
debsed 10 the iaid deceaieds eisale to make ,mms
da,e payment and thoe who have any demands
thereon, to exhibit the .ame to
dup "a, 1874. MARY MASON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-29

o" Friday last ship Of war, supposed TO be
the friga,e Tenedos, WAS of this ,arbor most OF
the dsy'-We understand she csp,ureds schoon.
er. towards evening. from Wilmington, N. C.
bound 10 this port, with cargo Of between
and 900 barrels of Flour. Il is stated that the
schr' attempted 10 get into Saco. bu, holding she
could no, escape. the crew Sc, fire 10 and sban.
doned her; and that. afterwards. the enemy
took possession of her and ex.ingushed the fire I.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-29
AMMl SMITH,
No 4, ct.'.si Rs~, Ha, fr la.,
$50 bbls. fuper6ne FLOUR.
dDg 20 If
NOTICE.

A LII persons having demands againft the town
OF Ia mouth either accounts or orders, bearing
date pev,ou. to the 18th day of april taft are re
quoted to give the amount Of he fame to 81 her
Of the Seiettmeo II Falmouth or Weft,rouk prev,
Gus to the 18th day of september neat, il oeder 20
enable the Committee TO adult oil accouIs be-
tween the iad towns
Jacob Merrill, J Selee7men
Joihua Merrill, Of
benjamin Marion, abnoutb.
Slas Elites, oeleefmfn
Joleph Valentines, q
Randall Johnfon, Wsq5roak.
Fai"astb. aug ~, 1874.
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PLEASURE-BOAT STOLEN.
Augse IS, 1914

THREE vilsiAs, one named c5s,iss ya-,.s alias
css.!ss Jsmsi syie,, very dark complexion; an-
other naaed Jksx djeasors, light compiexion iaa-
DIV hair the third named 49, Srrb light CON.
plexion, fandy HAIR, his face Grongly rsed ty
the ir,all pox. wsat off with pea'ure Boat be-
longing TO the iuoicriber, on Monday ED in.t
7sveuty Dollars Re10ard
will be giveu to any perfoa who vii! fe ure aud
deliver the boa, iafe to he ,uhicriher in Portland
Fifty D0la,, is alto offered by LEA, Pusnxr for
the apprehension and delivered of sykes. The
boat is about "a feet length, 81 fses il breadth,
has green bottom yellow and > ack iireass ON its
fdes, and is two matted. with tie forea.aa cofa
forward--ii has very deep kee III little 5aliaii,
and fails very fan. JOHN II. Hall,
Apeu1 go
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Whose i" Al!iesn are these ?

Whose Alliesn are these ?
The Philadelphia Democratic Press, saws,
our accounts from the Western Indians arc
very fatseying. l455 of "our red b,eth
rem" have taken hold Of the zon,ahasvk to
fight OH our side.
The Ohio Vehicle mentions that the
sqaaws and children Of this band of cham.
pions for " Sailor's P,ghss" are 10 remain
at Granville, at the eznense o. rte United
States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-29

NOTICE..

WHEREAS Mary. my wife has left my bed
w and board aud otherwife conducted herfe I
in q manner unbecomng duiifu' and eorre6t
wife, in laying things TO my charge Am not guilty
of-this is caution AID forbid ali perions harDos
ing or ,ruing her on my accoua,, as will not pay
one cent OF any debt contracted by, or on her
count, from this time. his
MARK E FELTIS.
B, Goi, Asg "a, 1914 mark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-29

rv~HE subfcriber hereby gives public notice to az
1 concerned, that a.e has been duly appointed
aud taken u on herief .he tru.t 81 sdmhif,vattix
ON the eltae of lAAfIi5 WEBSTER, JuN la;e os
Cray, in the ccunty of Cumberland, narjae., de
ceaied by giving bond as lhe law d.reets--f,s
therefore rsqueas al perfoas who are lnaeb ed tn
the fsid deeesled's eaate TO make maaedia,e paw.
ment and itote who have aGy demands ,l,ei con,
TO exhibit the iamc 10 her
JANE p1 WzBSrEc.
<ar ~ 1914 max
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-29
GOWL LOST.

G TRAYED from Portlsud on or about the 10th
INIT likely dark red COW. with ihort tai,
and had ruiIst leather Crap round her horne, tied
with black leather itring-- Whoever will give 10
formation to the Printer Of this paper, 70 that iaid
Cow may be Obtained thereby ihall be yenesouay
rewarded.
Asgq 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-29
Battle oil bridgewater.

In the preceding columns, our readers
will find Gen Browns official account Of
the battle OF the 25th ult. Whatever may
be said Of the policy Of the war, or the man.
ner of carrying it Oh, there can be no ques
ton but that Gen. Brown, his officers and
men, with single exception, in an abstract
sense, have justly acquired high reputa-
tion for the skill and courage which they
have displayed IN the course Of the present
Campaign. Gen. B. not only fights but
writes we'll. His account of the transac-
tons Of the day, as well as the part he per.
formed, would do honor to an old and expe.
ricnced commander. Heretofore, most OF
the army dispatches, of our Generals were
much in the s,ile Of their military fea,s,
mere Boosting and gasconadc. Witness
those of Smythe, Wilkinson and others
Gen. Browns statement is plain and intel
ligible. His commentators are such as
men doing their business well, deserve
From the manner in which he speaks of
Gen Ripley, OF crying memory, much will
Be understood. We should like 10 know
what a great warhawk, Of this town, now
thinks Of the cloud of glory" which he as
serted this General had covered himself
with. /, it not much like that appearance
at sea, resembling land, which the sailors
call, Cape.ly away How Gen. r. will
get over his neglect in not oheying the or.
der of hi: commander, which was to put
himself on the field OF battle on the morning
Of the next day, SC. is yet to be seen. If
we mistake not, i. will require all that in.
trigue and management, which thus far,
has had no small share in making him, in
the opinion Of many, a great man. How
Gen. Brown considers the matter, is very
evident. In noticing the g distinguished
gallantry" Of Gen. Scott, and others, Gen.
RS. name is not mentioned, though his
staff are noticed for their zeal and attention.
II we were to guess what would be The con.
sequence in this business, we should say, il
he is not placed on the roll of "yeIlow"
generals, or assigned to some military dis.
,rict, he will experience different fate
from that of his predecessors; some of
whom, to say the least, are as well versed
in the arr OF war and field duty as he an.
hcars 10 be.
Thezoar among those .ullo 7piSh'djor it
BY the accounts from the southwark it
appears Admiral Cochrane has arrived in
the Chesapeake with large number Of
troops, some say 10000, and several ships
ofwar. Many suppose the object oil the
British is, fpossibie, TO destroy the arsenal
and military stores at Washington, of which
there are large quantities.
Preparations for defence are making al,
Baltimore end the Capital is thought not 10
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Those who take satisfaction in the useless
destruction of our feilowbeings, and are plessed
with the noise of war, the havoc and miser,
which follow in its train, now have the horrid
prospect of being fully grstifed.
Borrowing Moneym Europe, { EngJ
lfthe National Intelligencer, Mr.. Madison.
moutbpiece. tells the truth, the credit of GU,
wise and patriotic administration is fairly run
down, and q most sad catastrophe to them it is,
in the present state of things. Either the lea
ders Of the democrats are about abandoning Mr.
sun. or the forane pledged gentry are out OF
cash. IT The war men keep back the me ans OF
carrying on the war, where is all that patriotism
and spunk they were SO full Of at its commence.
ment
They have hurried their party as we'll as the
country into most deplorAble situation. To
skulk Oft now and compel Mr.. Madison to seek
aid abroad, is mean, is cowardly end gives
the lie to all their boosted professions and
promises of life and fortune Or are the Eek
elusive friends of the people. only keeping aIoof
in hopes Of obtaining lMger slice Of the loaf !;
till Mr.. Madison is so hard pushed for noney
ths. he will be obliged to make so or 40 per
cent discount ON government paper This is
probably the truth Of the case. Ii is hardly pos.
sibie that the government seriously contemplate
sending to Europe for loan. Ii is mere Pres.
iden,ial hcsxipg a bait for the simple ones. 1t
may serve to catch certain non .descripts, who,
whilst they vehemently curse the war in its ORR
gin and operation, are the frst to loan govern.
ment the means for continuing II. Those who
are in favor Of the war, and think it either lust
or necessary, are bound in duty and conscience,
voluntarily to aid and assist in carrying it on.
Whenever we see these men loaring their mon
ey, whilst we lament their deluson, we respect
their consistency OF character. But the conduc,
Of those men who voluntarily furnish the means
to carry on an offensive war which they asser.
to be unjust and ruinous, for l,,e fs!thy hucye,
is 10 our apprehension, totally rreconcilsble with
the principles Of sound policy moral integrity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-29

TExr.-Gen. Ripley, in Brigade Orders
issued July 2sth, when mentioning the loss
Of Maj M'FArland, & Lieut.. Bigeiow, says,
/" they died on tie field, where every soldier
should hans to her.sh, CALAMITY ammating
their men,
COMMENT See the paragraph in Gen
Browns official account of the battle Of
Bridgewater, beginning with these words !:
!" While retiring from the field, saw" SC.
Quere Where was Gen RS. hanting on
the morning of the Goth!
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DEFENCE.

The new Battery al Fishpoin,. progresses rap
idly and will be completed. except the p,.tfo m,
BY the middle Of this week, If the citizens Of tins
town continue their voluntary assistance. Il is
hoped that general offer of services will be ex.
perienced this day and until the completion Of
this highly necessary work of fence Carts
aud OK or horse teams are much wanted
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SPANISH WAR.

MiIIedgviIle, Aug. s.
lmboyfaut.-We are informed that a
report has reached Gen. Jackfon, that
Spain has declared war againit the Uni
ted States-that the report was con6ded
in, and that Gen Jackfon had difpasched
a mciTenger to Pcniacola to afcertain the
truth of it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-29

free from danger. Every days experi-
encs more end more shows the abominable
madness and folly Of those men, who SO
rashiy and wan,only plunged the Country
into all The calamities Of a wide, wasting and
destructive war a war, in which thousands
of lives and millions Of money have been
sacrificed without the most distant prospect
of obtaining one single object OF the least
value. Will majority OF the people in this
country contin,fs their confidence in such
men Will they again trust to them the
administration of the government, when they
experience nothing from their measures but
misery, poverty and destruction Ifthey do,
they richly deserve perpetual state oil war
with all its concomi;ant evils.
1t was stated sometime since that several
of the regiments in the Y S army were TO
be consolidated. BY this arrangement:
many of,hose, who obtained commissions
with the idea that uniform and bright but
tons was all that was necessary to constitute
the Officer and Soldier, have experienced
what the French term hors dc combat. A
little more Of this pruning, OF leave to re.
tire,' would be no detriment to the public
service nor, in the least degree, lessen the
prospect of conquering the Canadas.
Congressional Election in Ne7v. Hamtshirr
This day, the election Of Repre- sents ives TO
the next Congress. taxes place in New Hemp
shire' If men. possessing eminent talents, in.
tegri'y, unsduiteraled patriotism. with constan,
endeayors in urging that system Of measures,
which, if adopted. would ensure the PEACE,
HAPPINESS snd PROSPERITY of the Uni.
ted States, are entitled to seat in the National
Council, tue Federal Ticket will be elected By
majority of thousands. In our next we sh.i,
probably be able to stale The result.
Gen. ScoTr, who commands . brigade in
Browns army, is 4 native of Pe,ersbu-gh, Viz.
10 about 80 years of age has received liberal
education, and was bred to be profession Of the
law. and prsctised in Virginia. He entered the
army rs q captain, IN 1903 has risen rapidly.
and uniformly been distinguished for his courage
and bravery.
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WARD No. 0.

THE Citizen. Of Ward No 2 are invited to meet
At Waihipgton Mechanic Hall precifely at
half pait clock Zs-ny,osu s,oysisq. for the pur
pofe Of voiunt eer,ag Days work on the new Bat
terry ArgzP 20.
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damaged, having started her fore woodens, and
obliged to keep The pumps gong constantly,
makes inches water rer minute when aground
she landed 10 prisoners on the Island, wAlc Il
mostly mode their escape She has tsken o
ICES, which she burnt, VIZ. 9 ships, briggs,
md schooners-one cargo invoiced at up~s'ds
Of 50, 900 pounds. She lst ded her prisoners ~
consequence of The prob abl;y of the vessels
going to pieces. In a chase by frigate of
The coast Of Ireland, she threw over her quarter
guns, and after chase OF 49 hours. made he,
escape in the night. The crew are sill sick of
the scurvy--oihcers all well. n
The Adams 10 now n Hsmpden, where she Is
tn be hove down, Ms il is with difficulty 90 men
caa keep her ahoat II
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s. LoNersLLow. JUN. preten.s his mofs grateful
acknowledgement to his fellow ciszeus for their
prompt, unwearied and fuccef,fui exertions, by
which, with the bleflng of Providence, his houle
aud furniture were fAved from defrucion 90 FIJI
day iait. Portland. A.g 20.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

Csifei Stots, # A~eia2
DP,R! # Maine IT !.
PURSUANT to a wa rant from the Hen Lavrc
sewall, Judge Of che Ditriet Court of the on ted
States, fos1tie ci!ritt aforefad do hereby give
Public Not,ce, that fian erpoie and iei', OK
caafe 10 be fold At Pubic Auction. TO the highe'S
tijder, on TUESDAY. the thruelh day OF 'usu't
infant, a. ten clock A. M at Portland IN is'd
difir,a, the principal pare of the cargo OF The
flip San Joze lodiauo, VIZ -
A BOUT 700 bales, package, cheft(. cafes, and
: caiks If Goods; conLl.tng of large quantity
of fuperGae aid tihe Broadcloshs Keriey meres
Bonbazeens B.anketungs; Coaiings; Mun w
Cambr,es; Ch'ntEes; Cacoes; Farluures; shAwss
fiAudkerchiefs; Has; twill'd Naukeeus Teams
Vean ga; Umbre as Six Holery; Fancy tiead
Dreges; Braces velvets Ribboss--- Tspes-Twiii.
&c &c Sc. Alto, Hard Ware-G ais Ware
MISUNDERSTANDING Paper Quilis- Combs---
Piana Ierte String. sc. &c ctno, ai',u 500
barrels iriih 3utter--s quantity Of Iron aad mapy
other articles
The faid Good. having been condemned as prize
Of war, to the privae armed veiiei OK war, The
Yankee, El'ths SNOW, Eiq. Commander, aud order
ed be fold for the benef of The owners OF fad
pa,vaeer, csptors, or whoever may be lawfully il
terefed
Da,ed at saco, this 9Th day of Apsun, A ..
1914,
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SELECTED PARAGRAPHS.
Caracas Petokcu

caracas Ret0kcn.
BY a letter from gentleman on board
the Sylph, arrived at New.York, we learn,
that Caracas was taken by the Royahsfs
about the 10Th of July, while the Patriot
army was at Cumana they gave no quar-
tiers to the male inhabitants, and the massa.
cres committed were horrible" hhila. ia.
sty 7t4 -- tg..,..t ssti
1t is reported that Is or so transports ar.
rived at Havana about the Esd ult. from old
spain, with troops, under convoy of two
ships of war. >
The New York, Evening Post OF Aug.
l8, SAYS, it unde rst ands that Treasury Notes
are selling in that market at from 2 to 4
per cent discount. Would it no, be well to
put the prices OF these notes into Prices OF
of Stocks
tits said The missing post-rider + ON Buff
falo has made his appearance. lie had been
detained by the freshets'
Mr.. Slaughter, is one OF the candidates
for Congress in Ohio. No doubt he is in
favour of,he war.
The Hon Samuel Paimsn Of Salem is nomina-
ted by his ExceieDcy the Governor, TO fill the
vacancy on the bench of The Supreme Judicial
Court, created BY the elevation Of Judge Park er
to the seat Of Chief Justice.
CORVETTE ADAMS.
Arrived at buckstONn, on the evening of the
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T. G THORNTON. MA fH

B-Cafh on delivery Of nc Goods. Check,
taccem. aaied with Gathers certifS es, nias tie
amount drawn for viii be paid At Lgh.) os tic
to loving Banks, to wit: Saco Portland B Bnitoa
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CORVETTE ADAMS,

Arrived at BuekstUwn, on the evening of the
18th inst. IN distress, having run On a reef of
rocks, dsys previous, ct the Isle OF Holt, the
corvette Adsms, Capt., Morris. She is much
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tioHai calculations, even st the period Gifts com
mencement, promise Let the authors of 1t
answer, if they can.
l. Those who take satisfaction in the useless
destruction of our fellowbeings, and are plessed
with the noise Of war, the havoc and miser,
prospect of being fully grstifed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-29

Mr.. Slaughter, is one OF the candidate
for Congress in Ohio. No. doubt he is il
favour OF the war.
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tits said the missing post-ridcr Com Bui
falo has made his appearance. lie had beel
detained by the freshets'