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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
JOSEPH NOBLE.
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Csfpeywisb, Bre/s asd Iced Fessdsv,
NEAR The head of Union What. Fore nreet
- keeps coniian,ly for ia!e, general adortmens
of srais Andirons, Shovels & rongs. Hooks. Can
dle-0icks, Skmmers and Ladies; Copper Kettles
aud Nails; Sheet Iron Stoves, Tunnels, Pans and
Room warmer; Lead Spouts, F.ih.ng Leads, Ba.ls.
&c &c.
He manufactures at fhors notice. copper Stills.
Tubes for wooden Stills, Worms; all kinds Of com
petition ana fhips lead work iuch IS Haufer Leads.
ScuPpers, Bolts, Spikes, Cogs, Sheaves, Pndes aud
Braces for Rudders, &c.-Aiill Cogs. Boxes, Pump
Chambers, aud all kinds of Machinery Work.
~ Copper and Brafs Work repaired At fhort
notice
Old Copper, Bra/i, PeaOter g Lead,
Wanted (mmediately) for which Cath &
the higheit price will be given.
PsytLasi Me,e6 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
PoKtscal Ibostacy.

The man who, ai,cr the age Of forty, can
change his political opinions, and, from federsl-
ism spoststize 10 democracy, discovers either =
week head or = wicked heart That the Wash.
ingion and the Jeff, sonan or Madisonasn sys.
ems are d,smetrically opposite. we need not
prove for the bitterness and intolerance Of par.
~ spirits living, practical dsmonstr Mon every
moment before cur eyes.
That flexible Dsxtesity Of mind, then, which
characterlzes the political apostase must, il we
do not believe its possessor hypocrite, liar and
deceiver. be supposed TO say. something like
this -
Ihave been q fosl ever since waa born, until
now. wss . fool 10 consider the prosperity &
happiness we enjoyed under the federal admin
istration national blessing No, it was . ma.
tional curse and Ishould always have remain
ed under this deusion, If the state OF things in
the present times, had not convinced me OF The
superior wisdom. integrity and patriotism OF the
enemies Of W ashing,on, who elevated Mr.. JEFF
ierson to the Presidential Chair, and whose poll.
cy has been faithfully copied and continued by
Mr., Msdison. We had never known prosperity
or happiness till Jefferson came into the Presi.
dency, snd we have been growing in wisdom
and prosperity ever since. Until lately, suppo.
sed our country WAS on the brink Of ruin; our
commerce gone; cur national character degen.
ed into wicked and unnecessary war Z; q war
too, prosecuted without wisdom, strength or
energy. and that our military officers. to say
nothing Of our soldiers, consisted IN very large
proportion, ot the most worthless characters in
the community IA war; in which we were With.
out expectation, without even hope OF success /;
war in which, ~ it respects our neighbours the
Canadians, among whom reside many very many,
who have fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters and
friends among Us. and we also among them,
did not wish fov success. But q ps.itical mira.
Gle has been wrought upon me have been in
adresm; all my former life has been deiusion
We certainly were not prosperous under the
federal adml.isls stion- we dad nol lhen pay the
debts Of former tines-we did not then rise
from national degradation 10 national honor we
did not then redeem national character and es-
tsbl:sh national credit. Commerce WAS rot
then hoa'ishng. and our treasures were not thea
full (tbough Mr.. Jefferson said il was overflow
ing nor our merchants hourishing. our sailors
and mecnsnicks employed Duting he tedeg al
administration, husosndmen could no. ealze
the profits Vt their iabors, nor get good p ice
for their surplus psoducc--nor could we obtain
good make ., nor good prices tor ouf commod
iHes in foreign countries. thought indeed thai
oil his WAS tIue-And SO did many others, but il
is all = lie, and have been fool al m, days.
This w.r is roli,ic, wise, cl,ris,ianiik it hiss
been erojec'ed and cxeeue ed vi h unexampltd
success thus tar; snd the bounty Of SiS4 and
sdditiensl monthly pa, to tue soldiers viii rs.ss
our army, which will Sc ure The conquest OF
Canada. The Canadian oagh, 10 be reduced t,
slavery 20 prevent .he BRUSH government from
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
MORE NEH COOKS.

I ATELY received by r, LITTLE co. ~
~ their Beokilore, No s, Muiley's Row, - as
70. ;ment Of Quar,o BIBLES. prices from D 50 70
~. l2-sch,o' Bibles, At 81 IL cen"-octave
do at d l5--ScottS octave and quaro Bibles
Chinian Mora.s-Morat Ta'es--Life of spencer
Life Of n X White-Grattzn's Speecbes-South-
eys Life OF Ne'fon--Dr Pre(co,ts Dfer:a ,oo-..
Dr. Warren on the ufe Of Mercusy--BelIs & Hall
Iers Ingraving Of arteries- Cheyne oa Bowel
Complain's--North on Sported Fever Lewis' No.
foIogy-Bchat On Menb anes-- Treaties on Teeth
Key TO the 6gura i've language 10 fcripurs, BY
e sm h, author Of the P,opheces-Trea'is Oh
Sheep by different su'hors-Heriots Travels ~
Canada ElemeDn Of War Hoyt's Military ID.
R.uetons-Nsvy Pay 7sbie-Stees iift--Calendet
Of the Army aud Navy = Hiaoy Of the American
Navy-Bbical Cafee him. variety of Ch,Idrep's
Books-Ssationary, sc
Aya- A great variety Of SCHOOL BOOKS.
iNoytb 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
FOR SALE.

DLEASANTLY 6tuated in Saccsrappa village, =
= two rory Dwelling Houie, Barn and Other OUT
houies, with halt an acre Of land well incoled aud
under high cultivation, improved ~ gsrden.-
Said Houfs B 10, is on the north 6ds of the river
aud fronts the fame, near the bridge. Alto. part
Of Privilege for Crib Mil with mill ftoass and
lrons complete formerly Haikells Grin Mill 10
called -L,kewife, q Lot of Land. eoutaining ~
acres. one mile from the above enclolure. ws.h &C..
der poif aud bosrd fence, new, uuder good i'm
provemeut as tiliage. moving and Pailsriog. Said
land 10 Of an excellent foil. and fertile. and will be
fold cheap for calh, on fhort approved credit for
. part. NATHANIEL FREEMAN.
St.euIxvster, Navsb 81. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21

vnsnnins her navy with her own sesmen where.
ever she can find them on the ocean in time of
war And to pre- serve the liberties of British
sailors we ought to subdue the Canadians
They ought to be made Slaves that British Sailors
may become free
This is bat brief specimen of what an apos-
tate from Federalism to Democracy must be
supposed TO say, unless we believe him down
right hypocrite, liar aud deceiver
Now wauld ask, is Mr.. Dexter such q man,
has lie lived fifty years the world, (snd he is
certainly rs old ~ thai). and been. as the demo-
cratic pa?ers says he is, one OF the most learned
intelligent, enlightened and respect able men in
the ate Is such man IS this, been in de.
fusion ever since he was born What sort OF
miracle, or rather what sort OF democratic leger
demsiu has been practised upon him to produce
such revolution, that be who was once mem.
Der of the federal administration and cursed by
the Chronicle & all the democratic papers in the
Union for en- old tory, and snaried at by every
administration cur who could yeip against him,
can now so debsse himself as to be the toll of
democracy, be degraded SO low, as to become
their Candidate, and take rank among those,
whom till lalely. he has uniformly held, not
merely in con.e mp,, but in adherence.
That Mr.. Dexter has niillateiy held democ-
racy in adherence, is, ! believe, well KIN, wn.
Something. had like to have said, consis teney,
has obliged him to say. that he is NOT 81 the de
mocvatic party. Bat as he consents 20 be their
Candidate, il cannot be consistepcy.-Wha hat il is
we know not: We are ether compelled to
believe that he considers he has been radically,
totally wrong in his political opinions end views
Hn,il this war WAS declared, and his eyes are
now miraculousIy opened or else, that his real
veiws and policy are shrowded in . thick vial If
hypocrisy. 10 deceive and delude the people. In
either case, he is not the man who is entitled
to vote from
A FRIEND TO HIS COUNTRY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
DIED,

OlEO,
In Newyork. Maj Gen Michael Myer, aged
62--An officer Of the revolution.
In Boston, Moses Bascomb, ESQ. Represents
tive Of he town Of Gill, in the General Court Of
this state, lged So
In Kowley, Joshua P'ckard, Esq. sged 70.
In this town Mrs AbisaH Merrill in the 4lst
year OF her sBe.-Justice 20 departed piety and
worth forbIds thai he dea'h Of lhis excellent wo
man should DC passed over in silence. For more
than two years, she gradually declined under /.
6ngering though painful disease, and during
which time she was enabled to manifest in an
unusual desree all ihst meekness, patience aad
submission 20 the viii Of G op, which character
ize the cal followers of CAaIsr.
She made public profession Of her attach-
ment 10 the cause Of The Redee lner in the year
1903, & has lefi many wi nesses who Can /. o. fy
tina. she adorned her psoie ssion b. we'll ordered
life and conversation. For several days beiore
her death, in which she was sfH ,cted with Sc.
we're pain, she was cons an.iy engsged in con-
versation upon the momenious conceras Of Eter-
nity--maaifested MT only w,iiln,g ness. bur /.
desire TO depart aud be with CHalsT
she had boine living testimony 70 The power
and excellence Of Religion. aud in her dying
hours she exnbi ed the mos. convinc ing evidence
that her hopes were built upon . sure founds-
tion--honored her Divine Lord and Master By
declaring thsi he was faithful to h,s promise s.
removed The despondsncy of her surylsins
flends by assuring them, that although for her
to live was CHRIST. yet to die was ansreakA
BILE gam.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
Ten Dollars Rczcayd.

DESERTfD from Fort Sumner in this town.
IN he h inst ALVAH LOVs. priva,e in the
34,h regt. Of u lnflnfy, aged 81 years-born
u the cry OF New Yo,k-is five feet six inches
b Ga. light oraf.exion, blue eyes. sandy hair,
and by profession 5 Weaver. Whoever will
sp,rehend said deserter and confne him in any
ssol. or deliver him 10 he commanding off 60
Of any Miiit ry Post within this dis rict .hsll
receive he ab We reward
MOSES CLOUGH, Lieus. 34,h Inf
Portland, March II, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
Benjamin Winnings Elfate.

TO be fold ny order Of Court. on Saturday, the
ninh day Of April neat. q. two c.ask in he
afternoon at the houfe If he Widow Bathihebs
vinins, in Durham. IN he county Of Culase ''sad.
70 much Of 'he Reai Eita'e 1t Benjamin VpirY.
late Of laid Du han. yeomaa decesisd a. vii pso.
duee the lum If f.as hundred doua,. TO pay the
debts Of iaid ceesaied aud incidental Charge
Said Ela,e co.liis of four Pews ia the Mee,;no.
~ ufc 10 faid Durham aud about forty acres %
Land there Esua'eI thereon he iAid ceseated
lived, JOHN ViNiNG, Aa~'r o. jsid Eaat,,
Ma,sS ~, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
THE TIMES.

The loan bill has passed the house ofrepresen.
tA,ives ., q mos, proptious period At this mt.
mens when such 10 the course Of trade oeca.
stoned by the measures Of the government. that
drsughts are daily making upon oil the banks in
the southern and middle States for the specie in
their vaults at time when the sock ofthe six.
teen million loan can be purchased in this market
at 81 to- IS per cent. and is daily falling; al act
10 passed author ns another loan Of IS millions
of dollars withou, any provision for paying even
the interest - We have never doubted ,hst had
the capitalists withheld their money twelve
months ago, speedy termination would have
been put to this foolish and disgrsceiul war b
we are equally confident that unless the admins.
I alton shall be disappointed in the propose d
loan, the war will be continued with increasing
expense, and accumulated cslsmties, even tho
another cargo Of commissioners should be ship.
ped TO Got,enburg. Our belief 10. that in the
present suustion Of The CONNIE rcial cities, pro-
duced by he combined operation Of the war and
the embargo, our monied men and monied ins'i
tuions will not be ale to lead. IN ,hs, event we
may hope for y restoration of peace. and no
S. Gag.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
United M. & F. Ins Company.
Annua! Meeting.

THE Stockholders of the United Marine and Fire
= Infurance Company Of Por land are hereby
notified that their Annual meeting fer the choice
of feven Directors for the enfuing Year, and to
sranfaet fuch other buGnets may come before
them will he held At their Office on ruefdzy the
sf,h day Of April next al 8 O'Clock, N.
BY order Of tie P,sGsess y Di.ee7s.s
JOHN WATSON, Secretary
Portland, Ma<eb i7sb, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
Mr. SHIRLEY,

Mr. SHIRLEY,
AS l live back some ways in the coun.
try want to know more about matters be-
fore the election comes on.-Some OF my
neighbours have been at me to vote this
year for MIR. Dexter TO be Governor, and
some says, no, vote for Mr.. Strong-Now
do, sir, tell me one or two things: espec-
tally, whether was right yesterday in
what said 10 Deacon Vile called at my
house and he had Portland Argus with
him, and SO, says he, we'll, / hope you mean
to vote for Mr.. Dexter this year, won, you
says l, Mr.. Dexter--what, Mr.. Dexter of
Boston! Yes, says he-But says /, can you
vote for that man-I'snt he the very man
that burnt the Var Office at Washington
some years ago, so that folks could not get
at his accounts So the papers said at that
ume-I don't knew as its true, but the
Boston Chronicle said it was-Here my
neighbour looked down he said that was
the story as j, was printed about Mr.. Dex-
ter, but he had turned now and was going to
come out good republican as any of'em-
! then said to him as how'll Mr.. Dexter
really burn: the Office and the books, he
must be knave, and il he should be Gov
ernor, would burn the State House and
all-and if he did ROT burn the office e books,
then the Chronicle and them that read such
papers must be liars and can't join them.
In my part, don'l believe Mr.. Dexter burnt
any ofthe things at Washington bu, il he
has turned as you say he has--then he may
keep turning for all mel shall stick by
CALEB SIRONG-he does not surn ard
eant turn without being dishonest man.
shall keep strait forward in the same DAD
with Gov. S,rong-and so here my neigh
bour left me. Pray sir, don't you think l
got the best end OF the argument with the
Deacon.
SO no more ut present from
your friend, SIMON STEADY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21

HE Perions named in the act of incorporation
= in the Lincoln Cotton aud Woolen Manufac
."sing Company, are hershy noIiied 10 NEE, u the
dwelling houfe Of John Gleafon, Eiq in Thomaf,
ton on Tuefday .hs 5,h day Of April next At 2
O'Clock p N for the purpofe Ct choolns oil uscef-
iary efficsrs and TO do and tranfac ali other bu6.
neis re alive TO faid concern which may then aod
there come before them. JOHN CLKaSON,
JOS SpRaCUE,
AARON GLEASON.
Mayb % 1914. HlZ PRINCE
JOHN pAlNr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
Ru,sei BucsI.am's Estate.

THE Creditors Of the Esta.e Of Russell Buck,
nam late OF Gray, in the county OF Cumbesiapd.
deceased. are hereby notified that The Comm,ss
soners appointed to receive and examine ,ha
Claims on said .Estate--have made eerore, and
that the same together with The Account oftbe
Administrs.rix will be considered By me 1t
rr-o.'e Court 10 be holden u the Registers Of,
nee in Portland, on "Wednesday the 18Th day a
April ne Il st ten O'Clock in the forenoon. when
ssd where the said Administrative. c.editors
and al concerned, are hereby notified 10 b.
present 1t they see ti,-and they shall he head
thereon. SAMUEL FREEMAN. 14lee Of
March IL, 1914. SAID Corr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
LOST

a No,e of hand for Eighty two dollars and
"A City cen,s. dated Ian. go, 10 4, payable 20
James Alden or order, in lx,y days and 6gned
by Stanford & Warren-AII perfon. are cautioned
apaina purehahng fad Mole as payment Topped
III any one has found fAid uote and ~ili re,u,n
it % the fubfcriber thsll be bandfomey reward.
ed JAMES ALDEN.
March 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
GLASS & NAILS.
Nathaniel q Luther Dana.

Nathaniel q Luther Dana,
Agesh fsr ibs Baos GLASS Esd SAGE MIL Fsefoyiss,
LAVE for fale ., their Store ia Middle llreet, a
4 large afforlment of
Windoz0 GAaG q cut Nails,
which they offer for faIe cheap for Cain
ALSO
100 bufheIs Herds grals Seed
1910 lbs. Clover Seed
and general aGor,men, Of GARDEN Seeds, re.
ceived from the fociety of Friends in Alfred.
Peskosd A2s,sb Is 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21

, United States. snd under colour Of authority
t ON him. deasing before them, at the point Of
The bsyonnet, citizens Of every description in no
way amenable to marshal law.-We are glad to
hear that there is but one opinion upon the sub.
ject smong gentlemen Of the bar-snd that is,
that the proceeding has been fagrant outrage
upon the rights and liberties of the citizens. !.
is to be hoped that those who have suffered
from this usurpation of military power, will take
steps to convince Mr.. Madison and his gems d'ay.
nure that we are not yet prepared to become his
consc,ip,s, to be taken out Of our houses and pa.
raded through the streets by files of armed
men.-Jia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21

WEthe fubicribers. being appoia,sd Commit,
honers BY the Hon Job Mellon, Efq. Judea
ofP ooase for the county of Hancock. 20 eaan;ss
the teveral Claims againa tie Effa,e Of Mofse
Bradbury late of Foxcraf, deseafed rspreenssd Il,
lolveat, hereby give notice thss we gill .ttsud
ts'd buenei' on the Ora Monday Of May neg, AID
the MIR Mondays Of the two following months from
Que 10 Eve O'Clock IN the afternoon ~ the avell;p-
houis OF Eli Towns in fad F.acraft
JOHN sLEEPER,7 css~i,-
Fa~ssTi FsS 20 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21

And un'eis (aid taxes with all intervening char.
ges are paid 10 me the fub.cfiber on or before SAT-
urday' the l1'eensh day Of April next. 70 much Of
taid iots of land a. will pay the fame will then b
fold at public autton II my Dwelling Hcure ~
Coriuih, It ten O'Clock A n. on fa,o day
Marco >, SO BENJAMIN DYER
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21

The lst and Sd Volumes
OF ~yinte, bo,hsm's History Of America is wan.
ted 10 complete q set. Whoever has them for
sale may hear OF apurchasef by applying 1t this
Oi6ee. March q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
$4,000 Dollars!
II Plot 4vanted Immediately.

premium Of So 900 dollars will be given by
the Office. seeking, Tax loving, War supporting,
Commerce .hs,ing Democrats. in and out of Mas
sachusetts, for good substantial, ound but,omed
PLOT; either offoreign or domestic manufsct-
ure, which shalt IN any way ensure, promote, aid
or abet the lecsion Of their smbi--dex,er Gus
Candidate, the Hon Samuel Dexter. L. is fear.
ed that many honest hearted, conscientious De.
mocrats. will have the consistency mol 20 vote
for man who declares that he is - nominated
for the frs, Office in the Common wealth by pc
litical 2xriyto which he does not belong," snd
who has likewise given seven conclusive reasons
why he condemns the policy pursued by tue
present Administration.
N. B.-Said plot must be constructed with
| sufficient strength to prevent it from exploding
till after the first Monday Of April mex and
should any inventor feel any doubts Of obtaining
the above premium. reier him 10 he men
rable case Of Joan Henry. who received SINH
lar reward for simisr services; which we con.
slider as suficen, es,dence tina pr9mp, pigment
will be made for every assistance which may be
rendered .. the approaching election. For fur
Their particulars apply 10 He'd Qparters At the
sign Of Free Trade and Sailors Rights"
Mn SHIRLEY,
IT gave me grea, pleasure TO observe
in your paper oil the 28th February the
nomination of
JOSHUA HEAD, ESQ.
Of Marlborough. as candidate for the
Office ofCounty Treasurer, l am confident
there is no man in the county better quill.
fled for that Office than Mr.. HEAD; and l
understand be will receiv. the support Of
all the Friends of Peace in this part of the
country several towns have already given
him their votes a, their March Meetings
am informed that Mr.. Head has for num-
Der Of years past been unanimously chosen
Town treasurer, Of the town where he re-
sides, and has performed its duties TO the
satisfaction Of all parties II he is sic. ted
County treasurer, tie public may be as
surel that he mill neuer SPECULATE on their
money OF Mr.. Rice who has been nomi.
mated by some friend at Wiscasset, would
observe that he already holds lucrative of
fce, the duties OF which require all his
time. #
The present incumbentis custom. house
officer and has become Iich, by those re-
strictieas on Commerce, which have made
great mass Of the people poor. Surely no
person who is acquainted with both men,
can hesitate for which to give his vote. II is
only necessary TO be united to insure sue.
cess. A VOiEK
Bristol, March Is, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21

NOTICE 10 hereby given to the nosssOdsse
: ProPre,ors aud owner. of the following iots
Of land. lying in the town of Ccrnh in the coun,v
of Hancock thar hey are ta1ed iE the year g 8.
for The Town, State and Cauusg, in bill commiss
ted TO The fuhtcriber to col. e q foliows:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21

the hohes aud the z9isies OF New Engiand.-
Every little pill which is given US to swal
low, is so hrehared and gilded before we take
1t, or else some anodyne is given before or
after taking it to keep us quiet, that our at
tention is diverted from rejecting on the
poison it contains.
IT'S our duty to be more active thar
ever in the elections of this spring-our all
is depending Massachusetts must appear
to our Rulers at Washington as she really
is-gaining strength to throw off the shack.
les which they are preparing for her.-Our
sensations-our wrongs our resolutions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21

a, vh;eh we are engaged Such the conduct of
+. advoca.es and fupporters And fach are the
or;ucipIe. of the government of nation called
y. ;0;,ns! q rEMPORA! o MORES
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
AUCTION SHES.

TO Be- SOLD at Public VendRe at McLELLhNS
FLs7cAERs flee, on THURSD.fI zoe
24tb Of this month, a: twelve 0cIeeS nav"
Gbout
Twenty one Acres of Land;
lynn within me limits Of the town OF Fo'fEFHc'
OPP site Mr. mes Dee rmg's farm.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
The C.opartnerhip

HERETOFORE inbhfrg under The 6rn Of
- HsssIcx SsCIAsKi H. this day dI we'd By
mu uai couieat All pes.ons having un:ets'ed ae.
counts with laid firm rsqueited 20 cal! on sAM-
uSL CLARK. Al thsir tate rand, and 'jun the
fame without ceay. MOSES S. HERKIlK,
SAMUEL CLARK.
Po,kasd Ma,skls, tsf4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21

AT the annua! meeting held in this town on
MOndsy last, il was voted that the street hither-
TO known by the name Of Turkey lane. running
south westerly from King street, should heresf.
ter be called by ,hename Of NEwRunY.SrRExr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21

We understand that allie councillors have
zen consulted upon the legality Of q military
urt whi CHI has been for SINE time sitting in
Philadelphia BY order Of the Presiden, OF the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21

SAL Al AUCTION.
On MONDA1, 18th MARcK INF
1.-TWO STORES, on Isgrahsms What, No ~, *
L ,z-Sale II II o'clock, A NJ Cocdii'oos ~
the tale Z. GREEDY, Ase1'sssNs.
A4areb 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21

A letter from respectable merchant in
Philadelphia, dated 9Th inst. says" The
U S. Six Per Cent Stock is selling in this
market a, 81 2 per cent "A pretty state
Of things our rulers have brought us to-"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
M1RRLEU

In this town by the Rev. E. Kellogg. Mr.
Ebene ger Wilson, 10 Mrs. Susan Lincoln. --Mi
Stephen Davis to Mrs. Mary L. Childs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-21
SAMUEL CLARK

INFORMS the public tha. he ha, taken the
Rand lately improved by H~,Ak y Carl IN Mae.
ket Rree,, where he CARTE. on the
Black/mfbs' ByfneG
IL 81 iss vatious branches, with 6ieuy aaa do.
tP..sh M.Yrb o.