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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22
To LEE Fprron on rar Eror1nss.

ihE r'clTOR OF THE Enquirer.
ihave Just read and considered bin re-
ported VI. the Senate of the u. s. by Mr..
Giles, for raising force from tire militia. bv
draft, for two years, for the defence of the
states. The term of service, is such, as I
would IN the pitsentS ituation OF the country,
spproVe--t'ut other parts Of the !, i, 7 ccnsi-
Ger very Objectionable. We all know. that
large portion Of those who are in the rar,,,s of
the MILITIA, and who viii therefor be taken
oy the provisions of this bill, into service for
two years, are men in the most INDECENT Cir
cunstances, having large families who depend
on tleir laodrS for support. Would it there
lore be reasonable or Just, that men in such
circumstances, should De taken from their
fanilies Tor so great 2 length of time, without
any other compensation, than the nav now
allowed to the Soldier, and the rest of the
class he permitted TO remain at home in ease
ana comfort attending 20 their private con-
Germs 81 havc 10 doubt as 70 the answer of
every man. All must say, that those who re-
main, Dug at least, 10 pay as much as .ould
support the soldiers familv--Wyhy not then
impose upon them by law. this obligation,
Woy not require, that they shall paw to the
nlhtIaInan, who is drafted, a certain sum. to
De agreed upon by the class before the draft
taxes place--and If he has family, that .hey
snail receive from the clsss. contributions in
D.
Port or money IN lieu thereof. Such orovisi
onS could not be objected TO by any reasona-
bic personal---very. would calm the ap2rehen-
siohS on the poor man, who when ne marches
70 meet the enemies of his Country, k7,o-cs.
that those who are dear to him.. and who a.
lone attach him 10 life, will be preserved
from penury and want---and would soon give
general satisfaction to :he nation.
ithe principle is correct that those who are
drafted into the service for 50 long a period
as two years, should receive a bounty from
those OF the class who remain at home--Vhv
should not those over the age for militia SER
vice, contribute also their portions Of this
bounty III proportion to the value of their
property Il cannot see any good reason, why
they should not would fsrther enquire,
why, N general draft for such service.
ought not the militia officers, between the a
ges OF 10 y IS, to be included--Is there any
th'nS IN their situation which should cause
such an exemption 70 lie extended 70 them.
when 1t will be extended TO no other persons
IN the Commonwealth but ministers of tie
Gospel?
These conceive to BE material defects IN
Mr. CHESS BIN. 6 such as ought 70 be Avoid
ed by the Virginia Legislature
1st no bouG:j IS paid to the drafted man
nor provision made for his family.
tribute.
Sd. The officers Of the militia are not in
cirted ~ TIE draft.
can say with confidercc-nake your
laws operate equally upon all classes of soci-
ETY., and however severe the service, the peo-
pie will submit with cheerfuness.
AN OFFICER OF THE ARMY.
n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22
NOiTLNN-

n i = hs soil TO tie highest bl,ie-. or The 1z.b
dsy Of december nex,, f abe II nc. RE -.
'air daT and the sale toconruue & ON DIV 10 isr upi
the whole IS sod), az t.'r te residenc. of trares
'snCtoft, decd in tire county = SassexTI. c,,...r
gst Of ue Personal Estate Of NE aid Francs q, m.
ht Consisting OF aiork =; ~ Jesorrtans ,yrcI AZ
s%ee,ieht Fl"i, Household and K,ehs: Furniture
'1F'iic' Ioos, the crop of Cow, Fra1cr K ,rhaa
~, uemh-r Ut likely Negroes c,r,sst,r e nh w.,
pen and chi'dren Nine 'fon'hs cr,dt wiz h .t.-
Tor All SIMS above trcty dollars or The r,-ohaser
giving hond andaTprove seetitv-ii s,rss nc, excesd-
ing twenty Gollsrr. rnust hs cash
~ perans having i"Fal claims against the sal,
LgAt'4" este- are req2este 20 hing hen fcr gorf
properly a"thentcat"f, and on becoming p.,r7hasrf,
sha have ni"e monhs interest remitte,, --A~r tboss
'''uV''e" are rSlncstra To make immediate ps-rntnt
JAMES PENNINGTON, ,6,I,q,yf,,,4.
Ter 95o1Es man, Off Ijrhffof, 6r.,1
S'seex Nov o. JV'' *
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22

nJr't, ~. - by m arrival in tlie -yaters Of
H,r,h-' 'roina, learn that the Governors of Qua
'.aou%- "rd N'artn'qic had arrived at those Islands
from France we are inclined to credit this repor as
has beer stated some ne since that eet from Rr ST
had been spoken boa the later part August bound
to the West-Indies
I.oaS'- OHt Past. M, e. r. sua-.eL
't"re-Sri? got un:r way ard stood towards the Cape
retnned but did not anchor
-Nq-'. 70, o'c'o:S., q NJ
Oh'yoae f.igae to he seer she laws At anchor as n
suM it IS presumed tine remainder went TO sea last
night during She heavy gale
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-22

b i,hwsday the 18th EeccHhcy, at e oc!oel-.&
will be snl tothe i;-es. bircr. by ole, c ~,
Executors, at 3oilingbrook, the lae residence OF Mr..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14
STRONG & DhXTFR

ine nomination of Mr.. Dexter. 5y the
democratic party, as candidate for the
char, mutt have been made for one Of
the three following rcafons - =
l. Be- auie ne fuitabIe candidate could
be found among the men of their own
party, and acknowledged to be fuch-or
2. Becauie Mr. Dexter is in ,esiify a
Democrat and they know him to be con.
vert to their principles, and prepared and
willing to become their Leader-or
3. Bscauie, tho they deem him fed
erAs7, they imagine thar his REGULARITY of
opinion and indirect centuries of the federal
party, will ferve to diitraa and divide the
federal votes, and thereby defeat the re.
election OF Governor STRONG.
lis not to be prcfumed that the Dem.
ocrats will confeis they have feIeeted Mr..
Dexter for the realon fsR n,ersisneA.
AS to the Econd point: if MIR. Dexter
be in reality Democrat, aud devoted to
the views OF Madiion and ailocia,es. fure
y no argument is neceilary to convince a
Federaliit that il would be fhameful de-
iertion OF duty to give his fupport to fuch
q man, however eminent for his talents,
or fair his private character.
AS to the third point if MIR. Dexter is
in fact FeetyalJa, aud his Importers
have propofed him as their candidate, rot
Claiming him as one of their party, the
conduct which fede,akN ought 10 pur.
fue at the approaching election, is at once
underttosd the path of duty is perfectly
pain. 1t mutt be fcen BY every one that
the defgn OF the democratic party is mere
ly to d,aau 1T fome of the former friends
Of Governor STRONG, and thereby diff
tract the public opinion and render iudir.
tlnct the expreiiion of the public wifhes.
Beware of thoie who claim Mr. Dexter
as Fcderallt-;hey know their mn -
Who ever knew frs9 c.avst to be a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14
Did,

On Lake On';rio, 5tb October last, Mr.. BENZ
BERRY, OF THIS .0~n, ged 81 years
IN Amesbury, the Bib inst. Of lie spotted &c
ses' aiFer s'eknets If ihree d,,s. much lament
ed, Mrs HANNAH. wife of Descon Willis u
ten, sg d 70 "it is bul JUS ice 10 re ma k. h.
as wife, The hear Of her husb nd could slusy
rely on her prudence add fidelity As moshsr
she W IS sh ctonale and beloved by numetous
family OF children. Among he SICK Sc was
boih helper AID corlf,fer but shove III, she
VS. exemplary as professor Of Jesus CHRIST; md
n Chance on his grace she closed ter peace!u.
life
In falmouth. IN the IS b Feb inst. very sue
denly. Mr. simon Merrill aged Sd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14

Il HE !ubicriber he ehy gives public notice to
L all opceued. HAT fhe has been dnly appoint
ed and taken. upon herle he .rul, Il Admin.tra
try on the eha'e of JOSEPH WOOD Man, lac
OF Freeport IN the county Of Cumberland, Yeou,an,
deeesfcd. ny giving bond The law du ec,s-she
therefore reauens all perions who are ndeh.ed 10
the fad deces!eds enae, to make immedia,e paw
nsn'; and 'hofe who have any demands thersaw
10 sxhihi, he fame 10 her
MARY X WOODMAN
March Stu, 1914. marx
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14


Governor Is because he was appointed
Secretary at War by the Federal admins
tration, and when he left that Office, the dem.
ocrats charged him with burning the War
Office and the records, TO conceal, as they
SAID, his fraud and pecuation Isit because
they are disposed to make all atonement for
one of the thousand base falshoods hey fab
ricated and spread abroad of the Federal ad
minis,ra,ion, TO get themselves into power
Is it because he is the man OF their choice
No-lhese are not their reasons. Is it be-
cause he is a man Of their party? He ha,
told them he is not and believe him -
What then is their object ! In the frs,
place, the leaders Of democracy believe M.
Dexter to be ambitious, (and that nav be
true,) and judging him by themselves, they
are in hopes he will sacrifice his principles
to be Chief Magistrate, (tho' believe no
such ,bipg,) and that. hereafter, he will en-
list himself in the ranks Of democracy and
have the weight of his name and talents to
prop up their sinking cause and thereby Sc.
cure to them the enjoyment of those salaries
and Offices which grow cut of their system
OF War, Iaxaien and Oppression, so unne-
cessasi!y and unIus,ly imposed upon the
people. Another end more cogent reason
for their nominating Mr. ID. arises from
iui conviction that no man avowedly Of their
party would be successful Their Varnums,
their Linco'ns, their Kings, and the whole
train OF war.bawas, who have been the Am.
thors oil the present state of things and who
have rendered themselves highly obnoxious
to large proportion OF the democratic party.
1t comes within the view OF his nomination
to quiet the disaiftced aud tina, proportion
OF the democratic patty who have tie homes
~ and independence to prefer measu,es TO
men, and wlhstandng they are heartily
sick OF Mr.. Madison's policy, there is pos.
sioility OF keeping them in The ranks, bv
means OF tins contrisance, that they may bs
wiling tools hereafter TO promote their am.
bilious schemes
There is sill further object in view
The contiivers Of this plan hope TO divide
the votes OF fedefais,s If they can lessen
Or destroy msjo'ily for MIR. Strong. few
wil! represent TO their Masters at lyasb,,.y.
ton that The war is popular in Nlsssschuse,l. /,
and that the Electors are not only satisfied
Win 1t, but more, wish for its on,inua,,re
3ut we trust that the enlightened yeom4nry
OF Maine are not TO be coaxed out Of the man
OF their choice BY a set Of unprincipled dem
agosues whose wealth and power increase
in proportion 70 the misery and distress oil
the Farmer and Mechar.ic,
Fellow Citizens, by whom has Mr.. Dex-
ter been nominated BY SIT Of men who
are pledged to support the measures of MIR.
Madison that they may retain the offices he
has conferred upon them, such as Amy
Contractors, Commissioners of Leans. ae-
SCISSORS and Collectors of Internal Taxes,
Spies and lntormers, and swarm Of mixers,
clothed with authority, to fatten on the bread
taken from the " monfh efla5,ur."
A FApNEP
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14
bIARRIEl)

In Fryelrrg, Giber Ai'al,llan, Esq. OF Con-
VIZ. N II. 20 Miss me Oss od, OF Tie lofm Z
plaf e
10 M;nc., by the Rev. Mr.. Pigeon Mr. limo
thy Welcome, 20 Mfi Mary Cummings.
In Pejepfcot by r. Citing. Efq Mr.. VIII
LIAM Rows. to Mil. Ma sty N kxnNsY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14
Sa,efte hbip nefus.
POR7 OF pORTI IND-iSI4

W,dzeday, Ma,eG, 9,
Arrived spasifi brig San Juan IS cay, {, Porto
Rico. The day sf err the San iusn failed n M trg
ate Pque CAP urea the 1oop Commerce, of N York
and the swediih fcho9ner, Gutavu., Joaufon CT
Philadelphia aud tent hen fH Il fhomxs- Cap
tain remained on board he f0sae
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14
FOR SALE.

a 7 the head of the tide in Alma, on Sheenfcnt
river. an elegan, 6'uation, and the hea fsand
for hutnefs IA the village containing two acre. Of
good Land, large Houfe and store well 6niflled,
good Barn K shed. good Wood toufe. and
huiltiog calculated for an attorney. cfEse we'll
hualt and 6nifhed All which VII. be fold NJ
very reaionabi price, and terms Of payment made
eaiy low price for Cath, by the owners on the
premIies. Its good nand for tavern,
PEARSON & JEWETT.
dlsS, Mavsb 2, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14
ANtIIHp X CUR Z.

THE foiioxiug certificate, tsaded 70 the .sr-ss
= pumhef here ofofe u the poaetIioa ct thss
prcprieof) 10 ano her plsains and ceuvncirg rrcss
OF the powerful anj wonderful effect IF
LEES LOZENGEG
in ezpsNng and deflroyipg shore tormsn'ing anti
mails, that have n4n. & iii laying, houland. 4
our fellow beings. (ciidrea IN par ,cuias. psrl9ac
afflicted and tos mented with .hefe deftstt VI an&
mal., fhould have inmed are recou-fe 70 hi, vAu-
able mediriue-,f ilou d be kip, in ali fa:saies.
Nsf;s MisIad Lee - Go. - i.
have been fone lire pan greatly aff,lfed wisl3
paias in my bowel ftomzch AID head. viii oths5
d'trefiiGg fyElp,oms, which believed was cah.ed
by worms procured iorne Of Lee, ivssn Dss-
freyisg Lozeges, the iecpnd Due (oeiog i.soagerl
10 my grea, Joy, btoush' away one Of. t!soie moaa
tiers "a Tape Wofml in pieces | coaidenty bsi,eve
the whpie would have meafursd ftor, fopr 20 Is
yards in lensh afo two, large round worm :
inches long and three fegrghs Of inca ror1ds
have now he peslure TO inform YOU thar ! AM
entirely relieved from hafe dieesfi ig aud tcsrsr.
ing. pain. and NJ. sojoy good heath: -
feed you Two rouad worms, wi h 81 idsi AS.
ce. OF the ape Eorra the iarse parts teirg iua 81
way efore thought Of ieod,ng ,hsm to yoo !, j
With icnsr1en,s Of efeem for he 5eceas res.ite
Ell Dir, you oaed:ent fs want 80 -
- -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14

For sale--at HarpfaosN,
ONE pair Of Mllaones anc Iron geer complete
- for Wind MiIl-aoy perton wanting o pur.
chafs may inqsire of Jous Rows, in Biuulwick
March "A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14
DYER OF BLACK.

ID EK OF b ACK.
THE fuhicsiber'hsving endesvoured 10 CRAFTY the
pue'e by has eseriions in giving light on the
fuAjed, hu, hadins little encouragement, rheie hard
,iaes. and Fill whiting pleale he frs to ca n
a veil over their (aad hsb'ss.) He doubts not of
employment from portion of the ruoiic-Unwil
iing he an exile ftom his native foil, in the back
woods Of Virginia or Ken,uckey, he wiihe, 10 make
one more exer,on tor bis .s'ss.. mpport--
Gowns, fiole, Gloves. Ribbons and Yarns. col.
cured and fnsihed once week, weather permit.
ting
az Gla.isg rfsa!-Appy at 7. HoIlAsp's
nore. foot of Exchange q Get
March "a SAMUEL NJ. QUINCY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14
FARM TO LET.

BOXING CLOTHS. 4. s.f Il
RoLTIHG CLOTHS of all Qualities, irsPoftcs
~ from the Dasch Manufactures Kept coahsns-
~ for fale by DEMiNG !ARVh7,
No II, Cynbig Paeo. SIN Feb z, a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14

!. /. supported as Candidates for the Senate
st,his Commonwealth the present year.
P,gotyed-That the Members of this
c.ny-n,ion, will use every fair and honour
Ne exeuion to promote the reelection Of
HIS ExcELLENCY
CALEB STRONG, ESQ.
covERNoUR,
AND HIS HONOR
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, ESQ.
LIEUT.. GoVERNoUR.
The Secretary was directed to cause the
,roceedings of this Convention TO be pub.
l;sbed in the Portland Gazette.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, President.
A. w. ArHERroN, Secretary.
FEDERAL Republicans of'the county Of York =
The Friends OF Peace and true disciples OF
WAsHlNGroN, are requested TO meet at NJ
fsd, on Wednesday the twenty.thild of the
ntser,t month, at IL o'clock, A. NJ. for the
,urpose OF selecting two persons to repre-
.snt the county the ensuing year, in the
Senate Of this Commonwealth he friends
d Washington have already Witnessed the
b.nt6cial effects OF Union and exertion in
he election Of one Of his disciples to rep
resent them in Congress Arouse, then /! q
|amar success will attend your honest ex.
|trions no Caangeiing shall speak for you
n the Senate, no men of doubtful tehtieot
|rtegrify shall misrepresent you In that Ron.
wabt body.
f1d;o in ,sc s,ind--I ne Senate Of Ohio
ave refused TO concur with the House in
heir Resolution approving OF the War and
Gmdargo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14

man Of msdera,ion9 Depend on it the
nomination of Mr.. Dexter is a mere
/ibeme, and deGgned to produce mifchiev-
Gus effects aud his election ihoud be
oPpofed upon the Jane principles and with
the fame feady s5@ts, as were exerted the
lait year againt the election of Gen. Var
nun. The object then was to prevent an
honeh, digni6ed and independent patriot
from being placed in the Chair of Gov
ernment-the fame is the object noW.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14

AND HIS HONOUR
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, ESQ.
LIEUT. GOYERNOUR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14
Baiiissre. Jsiy sft 10 0 10 any
Lees Elixir

2
fovere'sn remedy for cod, Ultimate coughs
ea'arfhs, snAs. Tore thos,s snd approaching con.
fump ions
Mefirs <ticaae' Lee & &C.
was attacked with mon vioieo, cod .sssrS
cough and pan in me hrsaa which cop.MueA rs
grow wotie-ausing which MY appetite fssed I'D
my voice aoersd IL much hs il wa. vi Il Tie ID:
moa exertion cord pronous ipgs fcn.encd
iouder than ms breath. sog,e # my fiieads tgrt
ing o5etv we'd t.ssns thar muca good had besa dons
BY the ufe Of Lees Elsxr. alvEec me 10 procure
bosle of Mea.s Warner sad Manaa wh,eh 1
accordingly did and 20 hole pergous uaae dua:n.
ted with the merits of this ned cine, il WA aY4
pear aisouih,g hat three do e. 1cu'd rem re Ill
pains in my bea1 aEd III. ule Of, Que boit'. cai7
relfored ms to perfe.a health n Smith,
Market lrect 7 Pofts
Lees An;i-Dillcus Pills. for the prevention & earx
of Bilious Feve.s. Sc -
Lees Elixir, for violent colds, coughs. Sc
Lees ln'aiiiab'e sgue AID Fever Drops
Lee $ wo,m delToying Lcrengss -. a..
Lee $ i,eh Ointment. Warranted TO cure by Gag
application, lwiihou, Mercury
Lee. Grand Reilotadye, for 4ervCu, d;.srasts
inward weakness. 6c
lee : Indian Vegetable Specific, 70, tne veneral u
Lees Pc Gan Lo,ion for te,ters and eupteors 1.
Lees Efltnre md Extract Of Muisagd, fer th{
Rheumati!m, sc <s@5
Lees Eye Wa er--Lees Tcoh Ache Drcp,
Lees DAmask lip sasve--Lees Corn Platter =.
Lees Anodype Elixir, for the cure Of head ache
Lee Tooth Powder Z.
The reputation OF the above Medicioes, arc "a
juniy and highly celebrated aud frequently ioughf
af'er in all parts of The United State, Ina. ,isy
reed no pompous eulcey. They fpeAk for thsni-
fe'ves
The proprie,or. will only take the ibsrty Il H..
forming generous and ti'cernirg public. ,has Mi.
shael Lee u Cos valuable Family Medicines eou,
tinue to be faithfully and csutioufly prepared and
fold at No. IS. PITT. iseet, Easm0re,--And by
STEPHEN PATTEN, Portland.
- To de,eca sccuntei fei,s, chferve each as,e'x
has on the ossGds wrapper, the heraiufe Of =.
MICHAEL LIB & CO. =
THE iublcriber hereby gives pubic rosce 20
all concerned, ths: fhe has been day arpo;nt-.s
ed and taken upoo hertef lie ,rnif Of sd min .ftra
tyix On the eisie Of JABfZ TRUE, le,e OF Pors-
land in the cornty OF Cumeer!s n, Yeom,n, de.
ceaied, by giving bond he law dsetss--shx
:heretors seqasls all psr.oas who ere INDEBTED 20
the iaid deessisis saate to mike imn ed, ae paw
ment and ;hofs who have any iaaands thereon,
to elhtit the fame TO The Comm'fIionrr-.
March . b. 1914 FLiZatS. TasjF
WE the iubfcribsrs hsymg been 'seaoir,e,, ~
" The ludgs Ct Probate foe ,ae county If ,n.a.
bertrand, ,eeeye aud exam ne The claim. Of MS
creditors OF the eiis'e of JABTZ TRUE late Of
Portland, nfld oounly Yeomaa. deeea.ef, repre-
en'ed ihioivsns. gire notice. sha, Ok rnon;ss are
allowed The creditors 70 bring in. and pross heir
claims and thai we fha'l at'end hat fsryiee "a ~
flee of iehn Fothir eaan,, tf4 on The iae Sat.
4 day If this aad he FIVE fo.los !. no, .as
JOAN FROs rliN3&f AM
March oh. 1914 IosrPFi iircoMH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14
NEW-HAMpStllRE ELECTION.

W WI hWFoItIhE ELCV ION.
On comparing the votes IN those towns
from wnich .tur1s have been received wite
the votes given last March, theeisa net fed
eral gam. 10 our next we shall be able 10
give the result Throughout, the state.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14
PUBLIC NOTICE.

He Se'etimeo Of the sowo of Portland have
po'ied ~ Tits Of the guided vosers for Gov
erpor. Lieut. Governor Ceuufe'io-. and sena ors
al Col brasHAMs Tavern, at the Maire Fire and
Msure i.hufance Ohice, and a. DAME Ticker .
Cfiee--]he seeetnen will be in efic !, aid Of
hes ou Friday and Saturday, next p,ece1ing the
n Il Monday 10 April from TO IL A. NJ aad frcrl
Ito oc'ock, r M 10 ,sseive evidence Of rhe
qua 'iieat'ots Of 'hoie who may apply and whole
Iames are moi borne on the IN
DANIEL TUCKER, \
JOSEPH II lNGRsHAM, Sels7.
COTTON .. BROOKS, mes.
PETER W sREN,
Portland, Mach II 1914
15O q quiz. Pollock FISH -Gfa qu.li.v-feu
W RE, Us ce for faie a, No 8, South fids Lsna
Wharf -.Iso-
To lei, one # the ben G usrcd pews IN the nee
tifg houie of % rifh--inquire as ABOVE
March II
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WANTED
a an Apprentice to the Brick'aying bu6nef. +.
Lad ABOUT l6 years of age of good n.rai
character.-Ore from the couutrywould Be preferred
Apply to JOHN LOWELL.
Portls aud, Msrch7
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GEORGE 8RlsIOK,
Blnmpe, yare Is, 1873. App Alls,, r. foinl
Lees Ant,bilious Pills:

Incorporation of thsfs Mighty eaesmed PHI. u
perfectly mid, aud the ex trience Of ,hous Al has
s'oved they may be ufed in every isuaiion Of hfss
without the leaf inconvenience
SELECTED CASES OF CURE.
dlef,s kzi6sd Lee, & c., II ~. 4,
For ,we mon, rs pat, hare been siii Giei VIII
vio,ent icknefs at The aonash, 40 inc nation tIs
vamt aud lois 81. appeuc- by fskng Two da.eA
Of % ,r pill N re tered perfect Cat. of h..Ls
witch induced my wte 10 try them alto. whiek
was attended with The fame coed fl. c,s, Lsias
now ,ase to attend . her dome.sic concerns la
my ia,ou tbs redie,ns Is rnecaalle ed 10 EpENscd
aud Lowell complaints, not teing srdsd wit5
hat gripping pam. common 10 other med ciacs.
JOHN sGCfT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14

Why have the advocates OF War, Taxes,
Loans, Standing Armies and Embargoes
nominated Mr.. Dexter as their candidate for
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14
FEDERAL NOMINATIONS.

HIS ExcELLENCY
CALEB STRONG, ESQ.
AS COVERNoUR.