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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18
COY. STRONG in l77s.

L Mf. Uuug las- nc IouoWing impottADt piece
oftes,imony is from aman whose character forve
| rscity has never beea impesched. There are ma
ny witnesses who are ready to testify that be has
for ~ least twenty years, been in the habit Of
| frequently repea ing the story, and always with.
| out variance but to those who are acquainted
with him, no remarks can be necessary 10 es.ab
| lish his credibility-No MIN in our resou,iona-
ry army was more distinguished for his deter.
mined courage and ideli 10 his country thro'
the war. At the capture Of our men III Quebec.
he alone refused 70 surrender. A platoon was
out 70 shoe, him which would have taken plsce.
il after disdainfuilY throwing away his arms, he
had not been oveepersuaded to subm,, by Gen
Dearborn, who has always spoken Of him in
'crsns Of the highest sdesrstion. These cir.
cumstances ere mentioned 10 shew to what de.
gree OF respect his eviderce is entitled. l. is
deemed more particularly important, that the
certificate should have publicity now, because
the situation OF the State and the security vi our
lives + properly, imperousIy require. that .
friend to his country. one wi,hou, o,e;gn payGali
ties. should be At The head Of our government"
Ay9us
~ hereby certify that in the year l775,
was first Lieutenant in a company com.
manded BY Capt. Dearborn, now General
Dearborn. That marched from Boston
with number OF other companies, all under
the command oil Gen. Arnold, then Col.
to the mouth OF Kennebeck river, and
thence to Quebec. At the latter place we
were joined BY other troops under Gen
Montgomery and after an unsuccessful at
tack and the tall OF Montgomery, We
were taken prisoners, among others, was
carried 10 prison then called the seminary.
After remains few weeks, two persons,
viz Paul Bliss & 49, Chandler, Eqrs. the
former from Concord, and the latter think
from Hadley, Mass. called at the prison
and enquired OF mcif knew one Caleb
Strong Of Northampton, and lawyer. who
they said was under the protection OF Gage,
and that said Caleb Strong had agreed to
meet them in Boston and sail for Halifax in
their company. told them that did not
know said Strong, but one Of my fellow
prisoners, Ii. John CLARK of Capt. Wards
company Of Rhode Island, said that he was
we'll acquainted with him, and that the
reason ,hst ssid Strong did not meet them
was probably on account of Boston at that
time being surrounded by American troops
and he could not get in.
NAlH'L. HUTCHlNS.
Commonwealth Of Alassoehusests.
Oxford, IS. Fryeburg, July 8, 1914.
Then appeared Capt. Nathaniel Hutch.
ms before named and made oath to the
foregoing statement before me.
HUGH GORDON, Justice of Peace"
MARRIED.
In Wiscasset, Capt. Vim. Pitt, Jun. to Mrs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18

Some may think the acquisition Of this
island Of little importance to the United
S'ates, as even MIR. Jefferson said, previous
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18

About So Cords
OF good nsrehau,sble WOOD !, wante1 n tn
Portland AIM Hsae for which ealh viii -
Ps'o ys., -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18

- One or tg0o Apprentices
InF Ready habits, from 4 to is years of age, are
wanttd ss thss Office to learn the Printing
Buhnei' II application 10 made foon.
1sy 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18
Something equal TO The Henry Plot,
or Governor Sfrong's tory,sm in a

Something equal 10 The Henry Plot,
or Goveynor Sfrong's tory,sm in a
,ie1v dress.
The last Argus furnishes the following
super.eminentiy wonderful article Of infor-
NATION At some future day, il will un
doub'edly be served up as most delicious
election.ering moroccan for every jacobin
nav, to aid this election of caRdida,e " OF
party to which he does no, belong" and
have Just as much effect as our warIixe
Presidents recent Proclamation, Tor div.
ing the British squadron and raising the
blockade
Captain Nathaniel Hutchins, for the dis
closure he has made, is equally entitled to
receive ./1ty thousand dollars OF the people 5
money, as the famous Captain John Henry
was, for the disclosure OF his all important
secrets.
Only one thing is wanting to establish
Gov Strong's toryism is beyond all
question le, granny Dearborn give Ger.
tlhcate, corioboraing Hutchins and then,
Dexter or no governor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18
l.. Bacon Il Wheelock.

L. Bacon Il Wheelock,
AT TulM
CARD FACIT RTs
in ReadfeId. (Maine) make and ie.l, Wholefale ana
retail,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
a.! numbers warranted Of the very bsit qualify
Nhe'ehant' and Traders lupplied the Le,cefter
terms Card. denves ed in Portland, Bath, Wheat
let and her places free from expenie 10 the ,ur.
chater S1r Orders dfected to l. Bsess y Cswi!1
receive promp, attention.
u quife at Baker x Bartels, Portland.
Re- field, JsJ IS 6w.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18

ihe whole amount of Russian Infantry
ana cavalry returning from France, TO Po-
land and Russia, is 10000 of tie former,
ana $4,000 Of the latter-total, 27s, 900,
0esldes the Cossacks. This shews how
much Russia alone has cont ibuted to the
overthrow OF the Tyrant and the emancipa
ton Of Europe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-18
MARRLEU.

MARRIkD,
In Wiscssset. Capt. VIM. Pitt. jun. to Mrs
Susan +. Baker.
In this town. by the Rev. E. Kellogg, Mr..
John Davis. to Miss Isabella Webster.
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RICHMOND, December 90.
TIE ENEMY.

OFFICIAL.
Easract Of a letter from fhs oids'te ut
Hampton to the .idjt. Gea's ojic:,
dated.
HAMPTON, Dee. II, 1911.
Hall past 70 O'Clock P. NJ.
/. have this msmsnt re.urned from
the Old Point Comfort Light Honsc,
where I have been 10 view the move.
meats Of tie British vessels Il; and
to my great surpsize. found four
frigates OF briggs under sail. standing
aswn tswarlsa very high sand bank,
which is aboIt three miles TO the
sorth of the Lisi,t House with a
train Of barges. ssme 10 front Of
the frigates ard usder sail. one very
close tea schooner which they ran q
groand. OF th- Capes lay four
large ships. supposadto be 7l's."
trtraet Of anots.y letter. same date.
o'clock, 2. IL
"Thc s,emcnt after ony en,umzni.
cation Of this dale bad left town, I
started to tha Shore. expecting 10
ace MI engagement With the ene'ny
and our trosps s,a,iyaed here, but it
was over before J ~; there. 4 few
shot were exs,,aa5 si. hat without ef.
iaet sa eil.er side. phc British got
the seaoone: OF, Which se.,ea te5e
tac two Sisters, heand to 81. Jage,
ladened with a",W. hsioaging to ia
reb Graf OF Bssiiaiors. and eon-
-nsuiea by eapiaia Harris; wdets-
gsther with his crew. made thsir
escape to the shore, with their
clothes. before the ',ar.- boarded the
schooner. Oar eiIicers aud men
were very anxious 10 have more
equal contest vita the enemy, who
did not venture TO iand-lfis vessels,
engaged iu this little affair and ia
sight At the time, were two 7t's. Z
frisates, 5 briggs and 2 seheoners.
with about 8 bnrges. reaching from
the middle ground to Cape Henry.'
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On the same nsrnise, ahsr shsr,
Illness Mrs. Nancy Lsagdfn, the aais
BILE sonsors Of Mr.. RALPH Laaeses--And
On the evening Of the same day her late
husband MIR. Ralfh Longaen in tAr
s5th wear Of his age one Of the Oldest
residents Of this t6wn, having ssen born
and resided in the tewa all his life
They h.vs left afamily efehiIdren TO de.
plsrs the lss. q afsctioDate parents
suddenly ssd unexpectedly.
DIED, yesterday evening after lin
gsring illness Miss Catherine Drasar.
The friends and acausintsace OF the Dc.
ceased and Of Jilson Dove, are requests
cd to attend her fsacr4l this afternoon ~
three o'clock, from the house OF Mr..
Dave Oh Royal street, opposite the Of.
fee ofths Alexandra Gazette.
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HAnryoKD, Dec. 10


On Thursday lsst the Delegates from
the New.Engiand states, a$pointed 10
ncct In Convention. at Hartford, az.
senblcd for that purpose in the Coun-
Gil Chamber Of the State House in this
city, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. On
being called to order, they proceeded to
organize themselves by unanimously
.hoo.iBs the Hon GKoReE CABOT. a
member from the State Of Massachu.
sets. their President, and THEoDoRE
DWIGHT, Of Hartford, Secretary.
The Conscnsion wss opened with =
soicn,a and impressive prayer, BY the
Rev DR.. Strong, of Hartford A com.
miuee was then appointed to examine
tee credentials Of tne members return.
cd 10 .srve in Convention WHO re-
ported ,hst they found the following
persons TO have been elected By the
Legislatures Of the following states,
VIZ: 81
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COMMUNICATION.

The young Ladies, under Mrs. Ed
MINDS tuition, were this day examine q
in the presence OF numerous Assem-,
blage Of Ladies and Gentlemen, Speci
mems Of their a,tainmcnts in resding
vrifins, grammar, geograshy and tai'.f
ing were exhibited. Ooe sentinebt pre-.
vailed, scntimiment Of applause, re
flecting s9nal hUsor Oh tbs ability anc
attention of the teacher: and on the in
dustry and a,tainments of TIE scholars
The congratulations given las. year T.,
our fellow chisens in having such 9
school, arc repeated this, wit, toe ear
nest bspe that all wbo vahle FINALE i'm
trsyemsnt will cherish so faithfully aud
so sscce .fu. y conducted ami Institution.
To the yosng Ladies commendation j
Offered, not mere compliment, bu
what their progress merits and demands
and tits offered to stimulate theM to
persevere.
.die.randria, 77d Dee, 1914.
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y q - =
From Masssehrsets Ges
Cabot Win. Prescott, Harrison Gray
Otis, Timsshy Rigsls~, Stephen Long.
fellow, Danjel Waldo, George Riiss,
Nathan Dsas. tlodijah Rsyliss, Samuel
Sumner Wilde, Jsssphs Lyman, and
Joshsa Thsmas.
From Rhode Llond- sMsssrs. Dsuiel
Lyman. Samuel Ward, Bspjaain Ha-
xard, and Edward Mantan
From Csn1eeficns --Msssrs. Chaun.
ssey Gosdrich, James Hillhouss, john
TreadwelI, Zsphaniah Sxifr, Nathaniel
3mi,s, Calvin Goddard, and Roger Mi.
aott Shesman. ~
And, that, from the State Of New
HamasAre, in the counties OF Cheshire
and Grafton, Mcssrs. Benjsuia West
and Mill. Olcot,, had been elected 10
county conventions in their respective
counties, and were entitled to seats in
the convention. gf~r
The Rev. gentlemeR. who ofiieia'e
as Chaplains to the Gsnsral Assembly
ofthis State, residing In Hartford, asd
the Rev; DIR. Perkias, OF West-Hart
ford, are invited to DICTATE daily, 10
tarn, as Chsplains t. the Consensinn
during their session.
All the members OF tae convention
are present, aad assiauou,ly engaged
in the important and interesting duties
for the consideration Of waica they
were appointed.
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Alexandra Theatre.
ron II FEW NIGHTS oALY

THE Public are respectfully IL.
= formod, that a party of IL
Charleston Company on I cir war =,
Sout5 Carolina intend to perform d
pesm;ssion) lev night. in this city
They also beg leave to add tina, 4
osviatc tho mconv1 nisnce By the su
diencc OF cold and tempestuous ives
tier, Stoves have hcen placed 10 az
'cren; parts of ihe Theatre, and the
window, aud every part Of the hous
~hero any Inconvenience might be ex
psricnced, have been properly secur-
ID. They feel wprraatcd in assuring
ne public that iasi.,e Of tn Tn stre
viii be perfectly warm and comfort
Die.
0r MONDAY, Dsc IS. 1914.
Will be presented New Piece,
2 called
Blue Devils,
The American in France.
After which iavorite Farce in two
A,tx-cslled
The Village Lawyer.
The whoic IN conclude with the cele-
DRAFTED Pantom!me of
4 Harlequin Skeleton.
see Ellis Tor particulars.
~ MIR and Nr. Beaumont, from
the Thea re, London, are engsgsd
Three Nights ths'r first appearan,s
'-rii be on Thursday Zee 3stn inst
IN the character Of Bron < IsaSeAa
IN the ccie,rs,ed Tragedy Of ~
ISSA BELLA
Fatal Marriage,
AND IN
Soliman and Rnralaaa,
In the fasorite Farce OF the j SULTAN
A peep into the Sorag1io.
Dsa Is
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NETWORK. December 9.

late from Canaia--Wa received
hy ibis sssraiu;'s nail. Quebec and
Montreal paoers to the Ath Of De-
ceaaser. Want OF r.em and time.
areveats AS from making many selc--
t;oas froEa them 10 day. We perceive
il stated in one at the 7,pera, (ihs
Montreal fiecah.) tast ;ae Psyeas,
cne ofsas frigs,es that Was son; froa
England in frame. has heen thrawa
cot aud Heightened 50 as 20 carry
rs gus. long as sni SO paaa'l>rs
She is to he laaaehs1 ga The 18th
OsGhis month. 4 rev ~, 20 bs cal
lid the Ontario. tss beea lsit' down
at Eip-stoe. She is to be fitted 10
carry seventeen So psun'iers on ea-b
deck. and is to he ready for The Lake
by the middle OF March aext. 4 aam-
her os,raasport ,'aa.s for the service
es'ac diafrent posts on the Lakes.
are also constructing at hirSsto,.
Is There arrived al the port Of Que.
he. rsas ti.e 22l TO the 10Th Of Nov.
SIX ships aad eight briggs. al on g,-
yernmeat accoaat, except three.
with provisions, mgu;tioss Of war.
aa.i s5s u,ea for the Lake & land
service. 'rbev sailed from Carkson
the "a az Oeta5er. under eoRvoy Of
his Majssty's shin Liyerreol and two
s'arrs of war, with gset far North
A ,,eriea. The LiverPOoi sailed fran
Casbex on her retura to EaglRsd the
e2a.
MONTREAL, Dee. s.
From pieces which appear usder
lie Beslon head il appears that Cas-.
the. and all The uev acquired terri.
terry in the District Of Maine. are
nro6iinS largely in = nercaatilc point
OF view. BY chanse of mast-rs--&
ae arc much mistaken ifthe business
carried on from that place does not
in sssae degree Interfere with tho
trade frciB this.
TIE Kingston mail which should
have arrived on Sunday. is not yet
hear, of. Ii is feared the asurier
ma, have been intercepted on his way
nv the enemy.
Since Tuesday We have had slight
.fails ofsnow. bat not eaough TO pre-
Ter travelling in winter carriages.
To all appearance the winter is set
in. The James Dualsp and Janet
Danlep, and assa; "a dozen sail OF Ri
yer craft. arc still in the harbor,
which is yet open.
The left wing ofthe h"st battalion
ofemboaiea militia left the garrison
Yesterday, fsreantonmentsa at Charles:
hsurg. The right wing !, about NOV.
iag 10 BEAUFORT. These movements
are said to be eceasioned by the ex-
peetation srtrssss irsm above, to oc-
"ss, the garrison.
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Positive Public Sale.

Positive Public Sale.
ON Tuesday morning the 9Th ms.
will b. sold at j. Gifd's S ore. Sa it,,
Wsarf,; for the boBeit Of those coz,
5. cernea,
/ About Is bales loose Cotton
partly damaged BY f,e, s nhds. Isl qua
lily Richaond Tobacco. and numhe
Of rieccscf Kesasl Cotton, without re
serve for cash
ALSO,
so bales prime Upland COTTON
20 keys Manufactured RichDoa.
T9BhCCO. and large quaD i,y o,
io6se COT ON sn liberal CT 1T.
P. & MarsteIler.
The EDITORS cf,he NstIoia; l-tsIIi.
sencer. viii please insert the above I'LL
.ale and forward their account 10 this
Office.
December -
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Land for Sale.

THE Subscriber ofIor. Tor sale for
Cash ARM containing abou, so acres
,hout five miles from Alcxandria, on
nc Colchester road, adjoining the farms
u MI. Haywood FOote and air, Dennis
johnson. the greater part OF which Ii
readow land End the remainder we'll a.
lapted to clover and the production II
vegetables, ahoandins in excellent
prinks. from which the meadow land
may be watered.
Also. two hundred and sixty acre. Of
Land all in wood and timber, except a.
bout City acres cleared and under good
fence. on the Raven.sorth road, about
tx miles from Alexandris, end adjoining
no land, 81 William Hepburn, Daniel
Oulspy and the late Rebert Moss. and
bout . mile from the FIRST mentioned
farua.
cH. sIMM*
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Practising Ball.

MIR. GENEREs has the honsr Of
lSa informing the present and old
Schoias aaH the psalic, that he vii
have a Ballpn Saturday evening. Z
December q.
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DIED-On the 18th inst. OF bis re-
.idence in Fairfax County, Wm Sheh
hard, aged sixty.six years--he has lei
distressed widow, and family Of snail.
Children TO lament bis loss.
Ga Wednesday last Mr. AeAsei o.
Mario, sged Sly six. as
On the same day Mira Shuhssu, con
sort of Mr. Thempssn Si6psop, ner.
chant af;his place.
On Thursday last EMrS. .4nne Her
weR-Sbe was an affectionats wife. ten
der parent aud kind friead. Her friend
and acquainiantes sre requested tea,
end her funeral from her husba nd'sMr.
Richard HorwslI's dwelling, Prince ST
his afternsoa st . osissk.
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q eslle,., she motion ga. feieeted,

hing called. The motion va. rejected,
lr2 20 50
AFR. Yaucey moved q section to LIMIT
,a- tax to the t;slssioa Of the pysse1t
rar. ard QUO year frrm il. termination.
Motion ,upppr,edby Mr.. Ysncey. II
ras Opposed by AR. faylsr. Ayes aud
Noes being called, it was rejected So to
ci. eS
Adjourned.
WRpxEspAv, Dec. a.:
DIRECT TAX.
IRE MI 'avias direct tax; being be-.
fc--iI,e hease,
SIR. Yancey moved TO strike out The
Ait ,scSvn. whiea cosiaies the pledge
1.-THE tsy 20 be coEtinued until the war
t'c.t vs. rp ed, subject to repeal, upon
picling oiheriaxcs Of equal value, in
"'read. lie was secondedb BY Mr.. CAL
hvnn.
tbs 'eo,icp gave rise to an interest
iag aSa4te. In which Mr.. CaIboua,
Yencey, io~baes, Rsea Of Fen. and
fS'fa.r. sGpp,r;-a .Ae motion.
alf. Potter, Duvai, Iogerso', Finley,
Gsssysnsr, Hawkins, Eppes, Webs'e +,
Pickering, Newton, pnd Nelson opposed
IL,
Tbisdebate went much az large icto
sae prapsisty Of a land tax, TO be perma-
ne,fio The caantry. I, continued until
past o'clock. We hope is give a
sketch Of toe drbale. II was upon =
p,o4t :mpar,an; subject, aad we think
vas conducted with much ability snd
sia';genee. Ayes aaa noes being called,
sna;iaa rriested, hes IN 80.
t... Potter renewed his motion, re.
iec,ed 10 comsaiitee, which in substance,
ass 10 dirset ia. collection Of The tax
10 sonmsaee in all tas statss ct The
sane tine, under .ae direction os the
secretary Of the treasury. Alondn re-
jScied b, larss majority. Alter a Few
amcndmen,s no, affecting the priseiplc,
the Bill WAS ordered to a third rsad!as.
Adiourae4.
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Bank of alexandria,


50 Deeem6 -, 1914.
THE Stockhoiser. j. the Bsnk oe
Alexandria are herehy notified. that
ga election Of nine Directors for the
ensuing year, viii be ssla at the COURT
house in this town on The third Mon.
ay tthe lNth) January next.
J. L. M'Kenna, Casiir.
Dec -. epic.
| wish to hire for the ensu-
.ag yeag, gooj hsust servant who
la4erS'tnds coofing aud washir.-s
70 such enc liberal wages will 10
gwen.
c. Griffith,
&C - d6t
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JUST PUBLISHED
FOR SALE
BY r.. GRAY,

CAREY'S GENERAL ATLAS,
IMPRovEp & ENHANCED,
BEING collection Of Maps of tho
World. and Quarters, their Empires,
Kingdoms &c. containing fitv eight
Maps, handsomely C0Iored, half bound
in Morocco Backs and Parchment Csns
ners.-Price 3 Is
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Public Sale. 80
WILL be aI.d at Pubic Auction sn
fhursd ,y thez2str inst. at the Store
lately &C upi.d BY & NJ. Perripj
srsF1se c ff:e Eauss,
Sundry articles Of Arrchandize,
caNsIsrINoe
stuff Of various snos, s2.d0g clothsS
Aiicnes Co durcys, tilks, L,ses,
stoves, &c &: and sundry articles Of
l2usehoid Furniture, late the pro-
erty efsaid Perrin.
P, G, Marstsller.
Dc-e2 he. 6
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MARrIED On Thsr.day evening last
BY The Rev. mfr. Norris, WILLIAM
HsRBRRT, Jr. Esq. to Miss MARIA H.
DuLAxY daughter Of BenjaRin Dulany
ESQ. ell Of this place. =
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ALSO.
One other LOT.
Dec. -.

Wanted to purchase Alex
andria & Washington Road
stock Enquire at this Office.
December IL. 3aw
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fubac saic.

i-ub1c ,aic.
ON SATURDAY ne.'the Gath inst 1t
2 o'clock, viii positively BIZ sold, at
inter, Wharf. for the benefit Of
ose 80 cerned
About 1900 barrels Flour.
p. G. Marsiellsr:
De- 81.
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Public Sale.

pY yirtus ora .ead OF trust to tn.
ID Bank o. A exa, dria, will oe So,
before The Coffee House door in A
eSand;ia Ell 2 O'Clock, on a,urd
the IA h day o. Isnuary net,
Between 9 s. 10 Acres of
l. A N d
On the Commons Of Alexandria, be-
tween Fsi fax Street extended an,
/the Riyer Potomac, with the Fishin.
Landings, &c.
~. ALSO.
One other LOT,
Containing four or FIVE acres, situate
at the intersection Of the Poor house
Lane, and the Georgetown Road
This Lot is we'll sot with Timo,hy
and highIy nanured. Terms; of sale
will be made kRewn on the dsv.
VIM. Herbert, Jun:
Zrnsfee.
Dec. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-30
Nss0 g Faj6ionabls Britannia Ware.
ENOCH MOULTON.

No 8, Jsrs: Rsw, Essbs,ss feet,
HAS juR received, 10 addition 10 his former
= Rock. new and fafhionsble aRostment Of
Britannia Ware;
among which afe-eiesan, fwelled, curved and
ob'ong Tea Pore. Milk Pots, Sugar Bowie, Tum
blers. Snuf Boxes, &c and 10 daily expecting an
sAortment Of Church Furniture. fush a. FlsReous.
Tankards. Balons anc Tumblers-aii which viii
be fold ~ loo ~ can BE- purchafsd 10 Bottom or
ehewhers.
Ays-on hand general afortmens Of Plated q
Japaned Ware Jewelry- Cutlery, Ae.
Lii.eYs II BIZ eos ssas./al7s1.s-warranted gold
Necklace Soup Ladiss-Gravy do.-TabIe aud
Tea spoons-Sngsr Tong,--sal, spooa.- Tea Po,s
Milk do-Sugar Bowls umb'ers-Pi,chers-
Watch Chains-Thimblss, &c.
A general afortment of MILIThRr GOODS
al Of which 10 of the ls,sa and mon approved
faihions and workmanfhiP. and will be told Al
iuch price, - he thinks viii nee, the pprobasiou
of his cuflcmers
Portland, May 80, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-30
FAMILY DISPENSARY. &c.

THE fubfcriber Manufacturer, and keeps for Gale.
among a variety of other valuable Prepare
tions in his COLLECTION Of FAMILY MEDICINES.
the following, vis-EReuee Of Peppermint, Check
erberry, Hemloek and Taniy Balfam Of Honey
and BALKAN Of Life (; Eye Waihes; Wafhes and
Ointmenus for the iTcn Worm Powders Spice
and Jauudice Bisters; Elixir Pro. Elixir Pare
Roric Liquid Laudanum; Syrup Of squiils An
simou,a. Wine &c --he6des felect .Aor ment OF
MEDICINAL sIMPLEs. the produce Of our own
cline OF acknowledged utility, in Dcmeitic Prac.
tee, and ueri,ing place in The Preferip,ions of
medeA, gentlemen.
PRAcrIcr o. PHysIc.-The fubfcr;ber cortiu.
ues Iikewife occalonaily TO Ptye,te fl, TIE fk
with reiuits sn(picious the csuie and reiources
Of MEDICINE. JOSHUA LEAVITT
YaYLas. B,,4gs, May 1914 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-30
SELF CONVICTION.

That portion Of the good people of the
United States, who firmly believe and bold.
ly affirm that the present administration is
utterly unworthy Of confidence, have pow.
eriul advocate in prominent member Of
that administration, namely, Gen. ARM
strong-The 2sth Of March, 1918, Gen.
Armstrong wrote to Gen. Dearborn as fol.
lows :-H our first step in the campaign,
and In the quarter from which most is ex-
pected should fail. the Public w,A lose all
confidence in as, and we shaH even cease 10
haye any confidence in oursetves."
Now as il is an undeniable fact, that that
campaign, in all its steps, did fail most pitt
ably and disgracefully-the inference ID
clear and unavoidable. Courans.