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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-11
MARSHAL'S SALE.
Usned STATE, # ame,ies.7

UsHsd Slater q ams.iea7
Dia,ia + ,iaiat IT, :
DuksU mi 10 warrant from the Hon. David
L sewa Eiq Judge Of he United States Dffs,ct
Court OF Name thereby give public notice hat
fhal' ex ,ole aud ieII At Pubic AUCTION 70 the
hgheh bidder al Union Wharf, ID Portland, en-
Monday. ssh M 1t eeven O'Clock A M the
Prize Brig CERgS, ahou' zs5 tons bur hen laid
TO be 6oe veGe, coppered in 8 with 2s +.
copper, vel fauad. Alto At the fame inc pare
OF Der late Cargo, VIZ acour 4ofo Or Horns Z
n,ne aud Twelve pound Carronsdes a q anti y Of
hott. The faid Brig aud Cargo having been cap.
tused by he pivze armed lehocner Lawrences
Edward Veiay. commander AMI Told tor the ben
h' Il the owners Of faid pr,vaeer, captors. %
whoever may be lawtu''y ,nsereited.
Dated At Portland, his 8. h day Juy "a
+ @ THORNr6yN asEk.
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SHERIFFes SALE

TAKEN by R1ecution and will De fold At rIo.e
4 We Tue, % Wednesday acct a. ~ O'CLOCK ~
VI. at No 8. Portland Pier
One half the lchooner 3ayzilGa and
ap ~ enauces--iaid fchooner is &c tons burtheos
a 20 ID lt,uneh vefe. well found and hs, made 'ut
one up . New York she is nov Tying near I.
Broad ;. Weabrook River. (sroadwner) The
,ixxng aud tails may be received d the pace %
f4ie w. & WEEK, Oepsy Sbs r.
Portland yuiyIl, 1910 -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-11
NOTICE..

XKTI the iue!c'ioers having been appointed
wv by ne Hon Judah Dana Ei9. Judge of the
Prcpa OF Wills st cor ihe county of Oxford 20
rexe,ve and examine the claims OF the creditors TO
the elts,s OF ELI GREEN JEWELL, late OF
Wa erford deceAied. seefeieo'ed riovent do here
by give uoice tina IL moaths are Al owed o IA d
creditors 70 bsios 10 aud prove heir claims --aad
,hat we viii a.ead c laid hrlneis al rue DIVE lug
acute Of Eii Looglsy So laA no der 10 fad VA
,e foid "a the rhitd Monday Of luy nit and he
tArd Monday Of the 1--WE following mcn'hs f'om
h se 10 i've O'Clock 10 me AZ svaosn Il each Of
f4le days all i.ONGLAf enrm.,,,,
IatYiA FsaAAR, ''
Waterford, Jay 5, as.4
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6a,ette ship 3HetDs.
PORT OF POR7LAND-lsl4

On Sunday Sd inst. arrived Portuguese
ship, sent in by the Yankee privateer Ii is
said large part Of her cargo, CONSISTING;
Of English Goods, is British property
same day Spanish brig These vessels
had the good fortune TO escape the British
cruisers.
On Thursday last, British privateer
captured sloop within Two miles Of Port
land Light, took out her cargo and released
her. And Monday schooner sailed from
this port for Portsmouth, and was captured
by privateer about one mile from the
Ligh,, but was released--nol being consid-
cred worth sending in. tuesday, Wednes-
day ard Thursday, frigate, supposed to be
the ienedos, was constantly off this harbor.
On Friday, a sloop Of war made her appears
ance, and on Saturday was at anchor be-
tween Cape Elizabeth and Wood Island
his composes all the Marine Intelligence
of this port for the last days. The fact is,
the British ships Of war and p ivateers liter
ally swarm along the whole American coast.
See the account of them by the Boston ma
rine list for three or four days only !; and i,
is the same elsewhere. 1t shows the dis
graceful suffering and ruinous situation ths
country is brought into by sending such
men as Widgery, Carr, and others, who
voted for the war II furnishes comment
upon Mr.. Madison's proclamation that can.
not be misunderstood
BY the last accounts from Halifax il will be
seen that Swedish. Spanish and Portuguese YES
sells, bound TO the " States, are continually sr
irving at that port, having been turned off IL
consequence of the blockade.
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Lands for /ale in 7am,o0rtb g Bar.
ton.

, Acres of Iand 10 Bar sen--part of which
is cleared and fenced an has young orchard on
il, together with half Of large two ftory Houle
aud Barn thereoi
ALS0-s5o acres Of Land in Tam worth. being
Io;s Nos. |, 2, aud in 9Th rAnge-loo acres
,ach-No S, in the 7th range--i00 acrss--Lots
No 10 so acre lot ALI of which will he fold low
and neat oek. or vefes il Geired, will be received
in payment.
ALS0-6oo acre. Land in Lincoln, Grafton
and 800 do do in Peeling ) County.
Apply TO ROBERT HasKlNs. Waterford. OF
2ALP.1 HASKiNS, Bottom
June SO (sm)
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AGefor's Notice.

THE inhabitan's Of Portland are hereby mo- lied
that the Afefors will attend at their off e on
the Goth and 2'0 day. of July ina TO hear the ap
PIication Of oil perfons who may think ,hemie We.
over taxed IN the 'ax bill committed 10 Joseph M
Cerrifh TO colIect for he current year.
Adedors Office, Jay 9th, 1914
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CUMBERLAND BANK.

Y>HE Siotkho.ders of Cumberland Bank are
hereby cot.6ed. that Special Meesing Of iaid
Stockholders will be holden ., the Chamber over
faid Bank, on Monday the 2slh Infant. At
O'Clock forenoon, coniider the eIpedieacy Of Au-
,horsing the Directors to purchsie a ot OF Land 4
tu'!ds new BAnk.-By ords, # rrssls.t q Dhsessy'
LEVI CUIiER CeSier. +
cy~,. a fail
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-11

Meriao Sheep for (ak.
'WO full booded Bucks and do Buck Lsmbs
! Gull bloodsd Ewes and number Of half x
three quArtee blood Backs and Weathers
Apply to ROBERT HAskINS, Waterford
July IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-11
WILLIAM OXNARD.

Na.5. M.1sys Rsru. Nude fret,
LAS received, Calicoes-6 Cinghams--i bale
= Bomoaz~tt-- Be,ufh shirtins Flanneis and
Baixes-4. and s. Z Cotton Cambrick-6 AZ 4
Cotton Shawis- Mixed aud bundle Plus Needles
RUFUS Dlapers-super6ae and coarie Broadcloth
and Csllilneres.
Ays. american Gnghams. Stripes. Cotton Cloths.
Yarn. &c
80 Reams Wrapping Papers
3sss u.
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COdSTING TRADE.

A letter from Savannah, ct the 18th June. says
-" Great depfeda,ions ere commiued on our
coast, BY the enem,-a few days since the s!oop
Frederick was run ashore and z or 8 other
vessels captured. loaded principally with cotton,
provisions. &c.-The sloop John Allen, loaded
with mossses, was also tsken."
Slooi -, owned BY mr.. Noyes Of Newburyp port.
arrived here on Thursday and landed some
freight, and sailed for Portland neg, day with a
quantity OF Aour snd c,der-was taken off York
The same day and ordered tor H.lt.x
A boat ar. last week Ten days from Eastport
on the passage was boarded from The boats Of L.
Hogue ~ then in sigh; had few articles OF
cioalhing and small quantity Of cordsge ken
and permitted 10 proceed -Portsmouih PAPER
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]. ADAMS has jan received An additional 4.
fostmen, Of
BOOKS . STATIONARY:

0OOAA0 " SANlAJAvAhA
which Will be fold ON a. reafonabe terms y Gao
be Obtained a any store N the State
10 which are BuckMinlferS Sermons; LIE AZ
suwarrow; oeoerai Hu's Defenes; Lamprers'e
biosrophy Con a,p2 . copious account, critical &
hitoncai Of the life and character, laboprs and
actions Of eminent perfons 10 al ages and coun.
tries, CONDITIONS and profedious; Taylor holy live
ing alio-Taylors holy dying. celebrated reig~
ious works; Fahsr on the Phrophecies; di,ro 90
the Ordinary operations Of The holy fpirit CiArks
naval hiilory Of he United 5,a,es Life Of George
Cooke. the celebrated Trsgediaa Charms Of
LiteratuFei College Sketehes; Life of Admiral
Lord Melon North on the fpo,ted fever Tsas
n,er ,reatde on Merino sheep Hooper, Medical
Diclouarys TEACHERS Dllpeniasory--Thouas :
Practice Bachans Domeftic Medieiue Ruie,d's
Natural Philofophy; WebSsr's Marhema.ie, ~
Creca Majora X Miuora Lexicons Aintwostks
Dictionary; v,rgr Dephiai and Davdfon's sa!ufl
-livy; Ela,rs Rhetoric and Waits Logic Cices
70 de Oratore. Bigelows Latin P-immer Smith
and adams Greek and Latin Crammats,
Bibles, Cessraphie.. Arishmetics. Grsmmars.-.
Axso--A general Sdortment Of other School Books
Writing Letter and Drawing Paper. various quaiis
ties; Penknives, Quiils. Waters, lax powder anl
sand; Account, Record, CyPhesing and WRITING
Books; Copy Slips, &c &c. together with grese
variety Of oshef book. 10 the different branches o
Science aud Litera.pre. ~ well articles ia thu
Stationary line also
Mr. Channings Sermon delivered o. the celebration
10 Boilou of the Emancipation Of Epsepe from
Deipotifm aud Oppr.lhon,
- CAsx or Books giveu for sissa eottop and
linnea Rage
July II (tf)
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MEMORdDNA.


Newport, July 2.-TAe Nmnrod has been
cruising of our hsrDor tor = week past The
Superb74 was 1t anchor Ut Block Island Wed
nesdsy
Four enemy's vessels were in sight from this
town at sun set last evening
BOSTON, JULY S.
A small sch. tender to the Nymphs, wss nc ar
Nantucket Bar, June IS, and HAD capt ured sloops
Sally, loaded with wood, snd---, Sanford,
with $500 worth Of factory goods, both OF which
we're r.nsomed. and Plymouth chebacco boAt
which was detained. The tender was com
m.nded by Charles Coullel, and an officer who
went on shore informed that they had on board
some letters and papers from he collector Of the
direct tax, to his deputy Vt Nantucket, which
they wound give up for one TWO dozen OF Por'
Wine He informed that the tender had been
within Boston light and burnt sch On the col
she captured small sch. from Ms,omkIn.
A boat arrived last evening. wa fred Of and
brough, 10 by ~ off Cohssse, Rocks, togase
in CO. the trsgs,e afterwards stood IN tor Boston
Light.
Two friga,es were in sight Of this place 81
sunset last evening
Yesterday afternoon signals being made from
he Fort, the Constitution .mme diateiy de spstch
ed three boats below with 50 men IN each.
A "a and frigste were al sncaor III leagues
from Boston Light House on Tuesday afternoon
Yesterday o'n,ng at day light. ~ was At an
Choir close in with Sc'tua,e, and rem .lIied There
at 10 O'Clock. The inhabitants OF s. wese muct
alarmed, expecting an attack.
! "a was at anchor or 3 miles outside lhs
Graves yesterday afternoon. and trigste me-
the Light House.
The sch. Asolus. capt. Matthe WIS, sailed hen7'
for Bath yesterday morning. and returned in ih'
afternoon, having been chased Oft N .hsnt BY
small schr privateer, painted black. with ~
foressil and without . topsail. The privs.e
had large gun sm,aship and several small gu.s
she fred several snot fiom lhe large gun, w.
went over The .Eoius. and . number IL. the sm.
guns, which fell short, ct the same time ~
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Money Found,

The owner m y reesiye it BY proving property
! and paying for this 4dger,fement--Euqu'r
a the Gazette Othcs jay -
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Collectors Notice-OsisEel;i.

Collectors Notice-Ons6elL
NOTICE is hereby given to the Noa reGdeos
~ Plopriesou and owasrs of he following los
OF land ylng in the iowa Of otndeid, in the coua-
~ Of Cumberlaud. thatlt 10 Taxed IA The year a s.
for the STATE County and Town Tsx, 10 bill
committed TO me the iubicribes 70 collect, ~ fols
p Bake 4 Co.-Lot No Ies.
Ne. No Yai4s ~ Sssfs COsssy r I'd
La. As,r Dstasss zsx zs~s Zas zss Ts4
cA 6 4
1873 100 100 SIS 2 ~ ga
If no perfon OF 2e,foas 0alI appear to dlchares
iaid TaIes, and all Intervening charges, ON or be-
fore Monday, the ssh day It september next, q
y cock ., noou-- So much Of lad LOT - vii, b
fufe ear 10 dlcbasge I've lame vii. .hsn be fold ae
puoi,c auction, the tighet bidder, aeco, dug to
law ri the dwelling hou,e Of he .uaierihsr IN laid
Osn6eld, Da ed AZ oaaneld shis t~eoty sseh h day
of June, iSi4 iona MOONS C1.st3ee II T1sss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-11

NNJE he uolcs,bers, Comm ionets app aiI,sd By
w the Hon asmue' Freeman JUICE II Proc
bare for che county OF Cum and, 20 receive aud
sxa,s,ne he c,4ims OF ne teve creai,oss 20 the
cha Of EPHRAIu BRfANT lat. OF raymond.
in aid cou ~, yeomaI, dece~'ed. rsPeelsu ed in.
lolvtn. hereby give nouce that M mon,h are el-
Lowell for he e.eaitors OF lad eceaied bring IL
and prove shes cam and that ihS =, cod
hat lie wee At the dweLirs LOU VI the deceAied
90 he ,h,sd iueidsy OF san nj he tive f, ow.ng
nop .hs from 2~1o 5 O'Clock p. NJ, on each Il fAia
AVA [CH BOD ~ GAT.
SAMUEL DINGLEf
Rywssa JSiy 4, 1914
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About 50 Cords

- Portland Aims Houie for which cath will be
paid July ~
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II GIRL WANJED.
o s6if in the work Of tna'l family Good
Recommendations viii be required fqure
of ths Pm e. Tsy Il
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'MdRRIED,

- MARRIEU,
In Providence (R. y KEW. JOAN l.. BLAKE OF
North wood IN. H.) 10 Miss LouI,A g. KIeA-
MoNp, daughter Of the Hon. WILLIAM RICH
AoNp Esq
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-11

North Yarmouth, July Tn 1914.
THE Attn July was celebrated here IN the
usual manner. The company assembled
At Capt. March's Tavern, at 10 o'clock--at
II the procession moved 10 the Baptist
Westinghouse, where, after the perform.
lnce Of Instrumental and vocal music and
M appropriate prayer, chaste and well
written Ocatlon was pronounced by ms
Tram GILMAN, Esq. The procession then
'starned to Capt March's aud pArtook OF a
good dianer under an arbour shaded Tor the
purpose. Maj. Z. RUSSELL otficiated as
president, Maj, 5. MlrcuELL as vice pres
dent, and Capt DAsIEL MITCHELL as
Marshal After dinner the following,
mong other toasts, were drunken uader the
discharge Of arlilery:-
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incohercnt, irregular and fugitive style I have
been compelled 10 adopt.
must conclude in dit- sssing from the to-
pic OF the fines on which l have been SO We
hemen,iy engaged--and try to produce an
equilibrium in your feelings, which perhaps
lShave destroyed by drawing Off the over
quantity of patriotic fcrvor and excitement
which from your native sensiblity and artlor
Of temper you are so very capable OF recei-
wing, through the conducting agency of NOR.
a rehection-A refe ton nice the disagree
able intelligence nyour last letter forces re-
luctantly from me, and which suits better the
purposes of pulpit oratory than it does the
present happy constitution of my own mind.
IL is, that III every state of our existence,
and IN every situation in which the lot of
man is cast. there will be something occasion
ally Intervening, to dissolve the magic charms,
OF MS rapture anq his ioy-and leave him to
conflicts OF the NEST inconsoIable passion, or
sii'k him into the deep " melancholy gloom
OF settled misery-These are the moments,
all ready with a " fell sweep" OF haleful di-
iinmas and blasting u1isfortunes, to break o.
yer the opposing bounds OF youthful fear
iess;ess of Pain. These periods of disaster
s7W come around in the revolutions of tickle
fortunes wheel, and add for the support of
mortal fnrtiiude, a F" load that would sink a
navy. Il do hope however most cordially
our mutual friend may bravely sustain the
weight OF affection and woe laid to his trial
and endurance.
fnr SHAH hear from me again fl arm not
captured by the enemy before IeXehange my
military habimenrs for the civil apoarel-
adieu, dear James, have played ALREADY /
lear, too many notes on the Enistoiary Or
chestra, even for an only friend to hear-I
tire you. Good bye.
A SOLDIER
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necemher On.
= - DOIL.4RlS NED.4n0

GIRAYED from Ca'np Holly on The 3 ~
- Dark Bay Horse, nearly f..t h;ab u;n So.
saddle spots Or his back and shol befir. tys,.,.I
gar is pace. in which he goes well he hes switch
ma aHd tail. S"'''i'
4iso, one Bright Sorrel Mare, wi-h white Fac.
hlnd tee white and her shoulders SORE bv dec :; =
~ shc had the scratches on her hind -, ,,.ei
al round, and trots and wees ee!L 'u
both were raised ~ Louisa comfy. ard --ore see,
Just below Richmond, making towards that con. W
e~,t uley ''se nee" sN,n"2 on INC toad viii
dollars ior either, n Camp Hollv ~ i've
neccrnhei. 90 q. - - v. W
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WASHINGTON Dec. 27.
Mr: lngersnll of Philadelphia brought
t'rward Yesterday before the House, REQ
luton tn place Matthew Gus, who so brave
Iy captured British Farge and five r,en7 Nv
ON the same foctng with the Privateersmd,,
allowing Sf0O for each pr;soner-The pri-
soners and all hands are in this place.
1t is reported the British are in greet
force near n. Orleans.
Congress is still upon the Bank Bill"
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fell Fat in the boat andbellowed out Justify for quarters
The young man loaded his gun again, and ordered
hem to push the boat ashore and surrender, which,
tthey did having secured their arms three muskets
4 two cutlasses being joined by his companion they
marched them to where some militia were stationed not
FAR off in St Msrys county, aud delivered them up to
tlse commanding officer, who sent them under guard to
Washington. The oyster boat arrived here yesterday
and proceeded ON to Washington with her prize.
--' - Herald.
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ENQUIRER-OFFICE,
RICHMONN. [\A.l DFcFMBrB % 1914.
TO The EDITOR OF THE hNoy1REK



TO TIE EDITOR OF The kKoU1RER.
SIR,
last week got letter from nv
friend, who has been in that part Of the coun-
try which has lately felt the distressing visit, +.
ations Ut the enemy.--lt is written with i,uch
life Of feeling and bears a current of Just, nat
ural and honorable sentiment--It exposes
the evils and injustice Of party distinctions noe
yet sunk in obbUion With considerable prompt
titude OF reasoDing--It touches in a very
str ng md pathetic appeal that sacred theme
which begins to lose its own native eloquence
among us the novel and disintcresed lore of
eotD1fry.---In fin il is communication al
tho dressed up in all the careless negligence
OF epistolary freedom, not un OF thy the public
highland fyou agree with me in thinking
1t merits place in your columns, you need
not withhold its publication. present you a
copy, to which, for the sake Of distinction.
shall atfx the signature of soldier.
1911 December, 1914. A.B.
MIDDLEsEz, 9Th Dec. 1S14.-You enquire
OF ne with the carnestness of the most friendly
solicltude, how am satisfied with the life of
a soldier. have the pleasure to inform YOU.
IN believe no other profession in the
world could make me so completely happy.
love an active state of things You know
am almost too fond Of variety. The pres
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The sthr. Delight, Capt. Pope, from this
pos for Baltimore, loaded with wheat and
-four, was sometime last week taken posses
81 II Of by the enemy near the mouth Of the
Patuxent Capt. =. and crew made their es-
cape to land in the boat, and have arrived
here.
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TIE WFSr.1NntFs

Franco, It seems, bas been deceived in two
respects-Gaudaioupe & Barbadoes. wilt f,o.
be gwen mp to her, as vet by the British-So
TAR II IS better for rs because tho British
garrlsons there will not be disposarle-Nor,
viii Christophc & Potion Weld her the seen,
ire OF st, Domingo.
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II is rumoured that Gen. Jackson would We
ry socD bend his course towards Orleans with
part of his arny-leaving it is supposed. a
sufficient corps to cover the country ada
cent to Pensacola and Mobile.
in one month from this time $4,000 TROOPS
will be on the southern frontier awaiting the
approach Of the enemy
Nashville Paher. Nor. n.
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CoNfmuN1cArFn.

Married, on Ih11sday, the 22d f1st. bv
the Rsu. J9hn Courtney Mr.. ROBERT MAR
TIN 10 he much adnrr d Miss CATHAR1Nx
PYNEs late If king ~ Queen.
Ioufh and beauty win TIE heart,
Uhie Cnfiid rims me hointcd dort
NGV all their davs be cro7vncd 7vi'h heal,h.
ind (lrtnne gfpe them ease and svcaifh.
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y Office hereby given, That by ap ast Of CO.
= gi IS entitled Z" Z, act toproyiie a,ldi on., ~,
Venufs 10: ue.a'mg the eSPenr of '.overr,re ut
ant rnaiutaninr the public credit. by cn,ies m
~ cton and o. licenses + tai Vines sp;r;,r,,,s
lii"orS am Tor ign merclandz,. aud Tor Rcr,as.pr
tn rates ct portage" passed Esd December, lSl4 an
au,ona on'y o, one hundred per ceutun on Sales at
Sense. t, r. all rsar lad, TO take effect from f.
day Of + brrarv, 1875
Conformahly to Which, that can be inspected n. this
the said additional duty on licenses 10 retai = - '' AZ
paid, on write application to be mail. nv tbem ~
well ny those who have Obtained licences Cor perioi
extending bevoh't irstday Off rar 1895 ass
forms, viii be oba aimed from an CoiI.ctnr -
Give'' under m, hand, a, my office in the CITY or
Richmond, this 26th Dec 1919 ~! u
WV. ID. TAYLOR Colleetor
o. Revenue, fir the eig ec { Coil, c,ion
r.. oo District of Virginia
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1T3GEAaa IFGrsLsTUPE.

BIT Aas passed The II. of +, a-reat majority
im nag ti'- service oftho Mliia, called on, undo,
SGfe Authority, 10 three rnonths--TIr roi;f;.. t,
hs'' ing hitherto BEEN silent or TINT point
The Defencc-I;il is rot ret decided
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N.tJJCR

Hereby Given--'Ftrt Books Willie ,,,e.- s. -.
y feeeiV'r" subscriptions for Shares H. ,h, ~ :.
IHufRke Comf1'n, at Edmund Ctvi~-', ~ 81
FRIDAY lh< dth OF Jaana'y next. vvf r - ...,s,
Inent ct Nrssrs John Stake PglricS r r3,e .
u iar, Thomas Price, ir John 81 Sb..--- - s
lip Sheppard Joseph , Price, -Ierasi. {: w..
James winston, Carter Berkeley AND C,-,,f., i.
netf--and at the Esgle Tavern. IA ;nr ,, ~
mood, ou H;ouaay he OH of tie ,ara.. r,,-t
INC nlanaR ''nen' cf M>ssrs Alexander yIrks -
Stldcr, Oh miophcr Fcmp,c,ns Sarnnc, ~ ~
Ihos II Prosser, ga mel T.. Owen Ma,,hso Is a.
en-, AM Y1ffAm Burton, jr
Deccmher -. 81
~ CHANCERY MccElCrln-1- C1----i- : c-7--,7
7 19th December i8li- '' re'''i''
William Fo'lway aul P.nnctf YEol;va, l, lit.
rn"tce William Biho, DIANA Cox G,rina,i, Iss
ma HchwaF, and NATHAN WinsfcIda and Nerc,. lis
"'in' i"c-?y Macy Iioiiiway, J'l,i,i,gt
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Jarca l|,liasr ao0 George IIolriwsv, y,Ds,,s,,,.
HE rene "tsnc- yirg entered tl.;,, a,.eo,
ance accor'mg TO r act OF Assembly ,,.d ,e r,,ess
ms Court ami II spnearing to Nie setsf,ctior NJ tbc
Court that they 9re not uh1htorts of til, cat, ~, H.
nuon o the plairRis b' fAeir at'or,ry--E &c ORR
IN, lhe they aprcar here o. the f.sf dss- If M ~
','url next, aNd enter their appearance. scd asc,
the u'ai1yiif bill; and that cupv Of tits C,lr h. =;
serted IN Of the newspapers printefi;, R;.h,.,
fo"two months sucor- lively, anI H,t ,,o,;. ,,,,
,her - be posted at the front door OF tie e,n, h
of the said cOu ". '-'0
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