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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
Military Medicine,

\ 1 Grille AXE he eient, Ii becomes the duty
of every individual 20 contribute as much as
peihoie TO he naio al defence and As heath mutt
eve' he conhdered maseriAi point, the prop le;or
Of the following Medicines, me ely nuggets heir
convenience and utility. whereby the health OF
mott individuals engaged in Military Service, may
ia great mealure be preierved, to wit.
Dir. Reys's Adbmatie Pills.
Whereby coughs, common CO d. ea'd ihiverings
difficulty of Breathing &c afe removed 10 few
hours. see direction, round each box
DR.. Reye's Ambitious Pills,
A certain and m,A effieAcous remedy FIR Ind.
ge(f,on, lois of appetite, taei.neis heAd.che, cot
tivenef., aA,u ense, shoic. bilious affect IONS, &c
DIR. febbs Celebrated Linimeet,
For Rheuma,dm, fprains bruifes. numane(s in
the joints, the relief 10 immediate, and cure fire.
quently IN "a hours
Dumfris's Oinfment,
A certain, safe and eIpeciticus cure for the
ITCH. be it ever 70 inveterate, in one bss. efpsa
hos S.yNo Danger from taking cold
The whole OF the above are prepared and fold
wholeiale, by the foe proprietor W L CONWAY,
No S. Green ltreet. Bolton, and retail by fPeciai
appointment by MIR Stephen Patten 30 keller
No 10 Exchange itrest Portland ; BAbfon, Wtfca(
fer ; DR. Moiss doiorook. M d Bath; Hon DR..
Iona, han Page, NJ u Is unlwek. W,lk,ns, Or
ring Oh; Circuit buckitowa; Bryant, Cat,ne |;
Gardner, Bowdoinham IN Elwei, Marlborough
b any. Briitoi; parions, P M H"imes Hoe; -
Kendrick, Lebanon Alden, Hanover Thomas *
wh,pPe. Newbu yport Shores, PoTtfmou,h -
Froit Kennebunk; Todd, Saco; Whlppe- Cuih-
ing & Appleton, Salem, aud moi Drugs,ts, Book
iellers and Poit Matters throughout he U
b5-NO.s are gssui's milf Es"ea w. r. CoNWA71,
n, xov q I.e bsaab bCyvs fb..
- "A large d,ieount TO Country Traden
ITPAMPHLETS II may esasord,.ary ssrs'
ma, DC bad g,oin u sbs hgs.n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
MODEST merrill

And seem'd to shade the charms, it hes, re
ve.l'G." = SHENsToNE
A few years since when the citizcns of
Alfred and its viciaity celebrated the Alb Of
July, The Orator cf'the Day WIS the able"
JOHN HOLMES, the me who is now
"the Orator Of the human race" as An
acharsis Cloots styled himself ~ pubic
dinner was given on the occasion, aud a
committee OF arrangements appointed,
whose duty 1t was to prepare the ,oasts
The Oiator, however, fearing that when h
usual toast" he Orator ofthc d y" should
be given, the Committee woald avoid deck
ing hum out in gay colours, ard knowln,
that no one was SO we'll qaain,ld witt hi
merits or had so Ugh an opinion ui them S
himself, actually pres rted with hrs own
hand 10 one OF the Committee the following
Toast which is from his own pen.
" The Orator Of the Day--pue ?str,o, sn,
commanding ,aiens, mi II xbie integrity
may his tAlen 9, I'D penden sentim, MS AM
impressive eloquence. appear as conspicuous 4.
congress m jmwe as they do IN Air q Al res
EN-
lhis was given at the dinner " after III,
Orator OF the Day had reured," and may be
Considered as ms deliberate optnion OF MIN
self Ii was prlnled at the tine in the
ne"sp spers.
Alter toasiing himselftill lie was done oil
one Side, ne turned 20 the other. X few
years ago he was federal, he was very eager
to SO 20 Congress and it is said he at one
Time intended 10 Lave removed into this
County AMONG the" Silver Greys," expect
ing the tede alists would soon stnd HIM to
Congfess ; but finding il difficult to sell his
REL estate at Alfred in Embargo times, he
nelly concluded it would be better to sacri
nee MS conscience than his reel estate, and
30 he turned Demos at and wishes to repre-
sent York.-Saiem Gag.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
Bp tbe Pa,ss.

We learn fron Vermont, that on count
ing the votes for Members of Congress, il
was found that the FEEDER candidates were
elected by a majority of about looo-thst
the | 9 federal counselors we're chosen by a
majority OF t ON to Soo-,hai there was
no choice Of Go,etnou, by the people, bu,
or Join, ballot OF the Council and Assembly
His Excel ncy Gove,nou Ctittenden was
re elected by "a majority of2o
BoStp! d. .ddv.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
Dir

In Cane Elizabeth, ON the u h and buried D.
.,G'nuce e. on the 18th INST. M. E,ene zcs
II X IL II Ne Giouces ei, ssed 40 years. IL
was sc itg d~tsc hment of militia Sta Toned
IN bat gown, Wien he W IS suddenly 81 zed wiz.
a Subj III eYet, VIII h terminated IN his death
On he seventh dey. He VS. timely removed IN
20 private family where l. Is believe every
M dlcsl aid was admiaistered aad kind offices o.
fICnu IA sestUwed
rs husband and father he was exemplary, and
N {. naaeni TO The religion he protested. A pp .
non OF his ,ime was desoted to render he eve.
ning of widowed mo hers life serene and rsn-
qu |, and invalid SIS er comfortable and .p-
~. TIE loss is 'rrspsrsbie to an fl .ctiouat e
wife and their .ender clipping W II ioug be
,amehied by his neishboIs and ACQUAINTANCE
HIS Cal 10 his ernai home was sudden bnt wei
ONE Resigned TO the will Of Heaven he m ght
say vi the Apostle "kor me 10 i've is Christ TO
DE il gam"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
Taxes in Ne w Portland.
o.. II, 1914

THE Propre'ors of Lands IN New Portland are
hereby ooifed hA. for their accommodation
have left copy of the Tax Bill for The prelea,
year IN the hands of Mr.. Jofeph NJ Gerrifh of
Portland VINO is authorized by me to receive The
Taxes ~ iaid Lands from this time unit the frit
day OF January neu II not then paid iaid Lands
will be aivertiied for fae as the Law Drecf,
NATHAN HANSON, CsAsaar.
O6t u. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24

THE seedmen of the town of Portland give no
4 tice that hey have p Ned up lifts of voters in
faid town. for Reprefen ,a,ve to the fourteenth
Cong,ei, 10 the feco EaRern Dffr,e of MafT4
chu.eu ;-one n the Maine Ere and Marine Ia
furance Office ard one at the Oflire of the Uaitea
Marine aud fise lafuranee Company and ,ha,
they will he 10 feiiioo q; the Off Of Daniel Tuck
er, on Saturday the 5th of November next from
Otto ~ clock, A NJ and from 8 to O'Clock P
NJ to hear and dee mine upon the evd ence Of
qualifications ~ voters, ef fuch a. may Apply 10
have their cred on the fAid iiii of voters
which mult be hnihe1 prio, TO the day IF eec ION.
which will be Monday he I'll OF November
next
COTTON B BROOKS Of
PETER WaRRkN Portland
Portland Oh p i8tA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
pENNsYL, ANA ELECTION

The Eiecton IN Poems. 'v&n,r has exceeded
the mbst sanEuGe K ectations of The Federal
lists. Wayne hss n ten districts of Bucks Cou
ty majority OF SIS. -Four Federal Cand dates
for Congress are e,e.ted f,r he district compre
bending Phladetpis in place Of 4 democrats
and in Lancaster County two Fsdera!lsts ste
elected 30 Cong ess.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24

. be fold at Public veudus on Monday the
i 2sth day of November next. by Hannah
Mouton, Adminiiratr,x on the eitate of John
Mouton, Jr deceaied, at her dwei,ns houie IN
Scarborough; 10 much Of the Real Eft4te OF tad
decesfed as will rate the fun OF one hundl ed and
City hve dol ars for the payment of his detts and
in cdea al charges. HANNAH MOULlON.
Ga 90 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
FOR SALE,

THE hull Of new ichooner, 81 ieet kee. 90 feet
beam, 10 feet in the hold. butt by S Picke,,
calculated for fsR falling. built of white oak and
hard pine, now lying AT Stroudwa,er. for further
particulars enquire OF Z. COoi.pRoTH, BUXTON
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24

CraaYFD from the susfcrber in Freeporr, on
the 22d day of June lat light red HORSE
light name and tail with a white ffripe IN h,. face
zen years old Of final fze irots and pace. anv
perion tina, vii give Information 20 that the owner
may ecover fad horfe ihAl' be rewarded for their
trouble. BELA ,TOWNsFND
Oh,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24

not he be fool :? Sir, if Madison and ms under
strappers were able and honest men, England never
would expect to get good bargain out Of them in
the way of Treaty, ard then we should have an
honorable peace. And therefore am for turning
out Madison and all his party and putting in ablr
and honest men. So as 1 said before 1 shall not
vote for YOU and Ben wont neither, and wish you
to stop the newspapers and pay the printer.
tn sirk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

We have nothing from New Jersey which can
enable us form any certain conclusion on the
result of the late election there. From the re-
turns received, there is, however, good reason to
hps tina, the federal cket for Congress has sui.
eeeded.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
NOTICE.

a LII per'ons are eausioned aganft purchaGu9
4 ct lofe2h Dudley of Portland. or of any O.
ther peron, two notes Of baud, Wig. one Ggned by
Rufus Waihbufn for forty dollars, and the other
for forty five dollars 6gned by alexander Libby,
DO payable to the fubfcrser, as the iuhfc her
has never parted with them otherwiie than by loo
ting them on. Of his pocket.
SAMUEL HILTON.
Prtand O9 "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24

Pdtra0fS eho toUe good places, at TIER hearts"
Joan HOLMES, ALBION k.PAaRIs, Il JAMES
CAsR, Esquires, and Others held up to the peo-
pie by democratic conventions for the approaching
congressional election, with an unusual parade OF
pulling and slang. The times, doubt, require
something stimulating. The very pleasant clusters
of epithets with whic these gentlemens names are
surrounded would excite nothing but ridicuIe d.
mong all to whom they are known, were il not for
tie mischief such men are able to intct upon the
country One is called dstIn guished patriot
dom" = whose talents and integrity, and unwear-
ed exertions well known to his countrymen and
the adnlirng uorld."
Woodbury. otorer, esq. presided at a convention
to recommend JAMES MEANS, esq. to the electors
OF Cumberland, and with grave effrontery places
ms name to sanction " interibte integrity as man"
of uniform principles as republican, Such
sentiments from such men, are really too impudent
to be borne. The application of that insulting
praise of consistency and uniformity to backsders
and apostates, like these distinguished patriots"
can hardly tail to raise blush even upon the cop
front Ol That ildn Oh unNCdileu
John Holmes. That those men of prey, who live
upon the mseries of their feow-citizens, should
advocate men and measures by which they obtain
their pelf is not strange. They can look with saw
a9e delight upon the poverty, depopuation and va
red formS of misery which are fast falling upon US
a necessary consequences of war, taxes, and unut-
cradle public burdens. The policy of the national
demonstration has been, for years past to destroy
commerce, impoverish the mercantile and trading
part of the community, and reduce them TO a state
Of poverty aud depression that should deprive them
OF their influence, and hardly leave them power TO
complain. To bring about this state of things they
nave resorted To evesy base scheme that could be
devised TO gain proseiites Where national APP
pointments are made we read the sign-board
Batterd and bankrupt fortunes mended here"
The appointments and elections in democratic
ranks have been faithful applications OF the prncl
pie to give high bounties to deserters.
Let those who value the blessings of rational lib
erty, who yet retain their attachment to the rights
aud privileges they once enjoyed Under their
stitution, rally round the standard of peace.-Let
them spurn the chains of domestic as they would of
foreign tyranny-elcct for their representatives
men who love their country better than Office, and
they can, after faithfully exercising their rights of
suffrage, wait with good conscience for the result.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
uI 10 sCTFU,
JONATHAN NEWBEGIN.

wednesday the II inst. was the 10 b annver
sary OF ,he Portland Benevolent Society in this
town. The usual services in the evening were
gratifying to the attentive audience. They com
menced with music by band of correct pei for
mers
A devout and appropriate Prayer was made
by the Rev. M. PAYsoN Discourse wa de-
iivered from Ma. Chap. latter part of %
verse, BY The Rev. Mr.. Brown of North Var
mouth, display of whose talents, pie,y, -nd
knowledge of holy scriptures efaided pleasure
and instruction to his hearers After this col
lection Was made to aid he funds Of the Soce,,
am uniting to seyett FIVE isrs. An Anihe
closed the entertainments # the evening.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24

Congress have been engaged for several days
in voting thanks and medals to those officers
VINO haze distinguished themselves in the late
campaign in Canada. Gems. Brown, Gaines,
Macomb, and Scott, are to have GOLD Medals ;
while l.,piey and others are to have atoer ones,
ii they do not gel deceived, as some Of Mr.
Jeiferson's red brethren were in 1906, with
biOehtin washed over.
On the 18th inst the question relative to the re-
moSai oil the seal OF government was decided the
ne satiye-yeas II, nays oo. After advocating the
oil until il came to the last reading, five meAbers
varied their votes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24

We are desired to give notice that the time
proposed tor he meeting OF those who may be
disposed st1fd heii aid in carrying INFO Ell
lee, the eeoamen nd ions Of the Leg,sa ure III
e ga to The observation of the Sabbath. sdyer-
used in oaf las Is postponed 10 Taursdsy s;,e
10 November EEK.
III IS expect d that other salutary Laws
viii DC sna CT Of consideralicn a, The above
lropJ sed nc eting -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
&ort(9)1S:
Mone.a4, OG,ooef "a, 1914.

The great length aud interest of the documents
Contained in thus days GAZETTE compels US to o.
init many interesting articles.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24

TOPPAN ROBE,
Has for fAis at hi fore in Corham general aGort-
men Of CROGKfRY and GLAoS WaRE
Oct Pa 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
S. PATTEN.

BOOK SELLER,
No 10 Esebsnge-Snees, Portland has =
osi rece'ved' a fresh fuppiy of thoie jsay gf-
termed, and b,gbIy APPROVED 'Nsdiiss, Prepared 6y
w. 1. Conway, No S. Green-flree,, Bottom.
Read ! Try! Judge!
THEN SpEdK 1S 7r EJNDy,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07
Martins5urgh, Virginia,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
JOHN ALBUkIIS.
GERMS of tt;s Ga3ette.

THE price ofthis paperis two dollars per an.
aum, ole dollar payable at the time of subscrib-
ng, and me when che year expires-Distant
subscribers Jay for the Whole year m ADVANCE
No subscription received for a shorter term than
SIX months, aad no paper discontinued u.tfl ar
rearases are paid--a failure 20 netiiya discontiau-
suce OF the paper az the end of The time sub
scribed tor, WILDE considered A new engage
ment. The price OF AGvetTisepltRts, to non-sub-
%scribers, is .e dollar per square for three weeks
assertion, and for continuance after that lime 25
cents PEE week-Sabscribers viii continue to
receive a reduction OF oae-leurth On their Al
refreshments.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07
BERKELEY SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA.

The subscriber returns his most sincere
thanks for the patronage he received last
season by a generous public. From the
great encouragement he has met with, he
has made it his business wholly to attend
and make every preparation for the general
satisfaction of those who may please to
honor him with their custom. He has re-
moved a number of nuisances; built and
repaired buildings, and has put all the
baths IN complete order, so that every
thing may be wholesome and clean. In
Short he has every building in town except
Nj. Abernathy's stone house, which he oc-
eupies himself, The subscriber has rented
sfll7e Hunters house At the sign of Gen
eral Washington. together with the rest of
his buildings aud improvements, where
he will accommodate those that chuse to
call on him or at the Old Coffee House
near the Bath Square, where the public
will find the subscriber with two attentive,
polite young men as Bar keepers, not
such as he was 50 unfortunate as to fall in
with last season. Good Cooks, pasturage,
&c. good Ostlers, select Walters for the
House, choice Liquors of the best quality
in the United States. Good music for
parties, and every attention paid by the
puolic's humble servant
ROBERT BAILEY.
n B. The subscriber wishes to sell his
Dwelling, called Bailey's Retirement, "
in Frederick county, Virginia and two
Farms in Berkeley county, and one in
Hampshire county, Virginia, with a good
Merchant Mill. all in good order. For
terms apply to the subscriber at Berkeley
Springs, where he can be seen from the
first of June till October next, and the pre-
misses shewn. Possession given and good
deeds in fee simple clear of all incum-
brances on good terms for cash or large
payment in hand, with a reasonable credit
secured on the property.
ROBERT BAILEY.
June %, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07
NOTICE.

WHEREAS the subscriber has suffered
many inconvenience and losses on account
o. people going through his farm, throwing
down his fences, and leaving open his gates;
this is to forwarn al persons from commit
ting the like depredations in %futuee, as he
is determined to prosecute with the utmost
rigour OF the law, all persons that he shall
ind trespassing hereafter.
JOHN WINGERD.
June 80, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07
A Miller Wanted.

WE wish to employ Immediately, a man
who understands the manufacture of Flour
and the Milling business generally, and who
can come well recommended. Such a per-
.so viii meet with constant employment
and liberal wages. a single man will be
preferred.
HEAD g. CROMWELL.
Mill Creek, Berkeley County,2
June so, 1871. +
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07

HAS just received at the Corner Store
ddjoining Mr.. James Globe TAVERN
Shepherds Town, in addition to his former
stock on hand, many valuable articles of
present necessity, which, on examination,
will be found under the late prices. and
will be sold on fair terms.
June 80, 1914. (t.fI
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07
PARIS, April is.
Treaty pith Bonaparts.

In virtue of a convention between the
ministers Of the allied powers and the en-
voys of Napoleon, the CT derant Emperor
r~enounces formally all kind of pretension
to the Crowns of France and Italy, and
shah enjoy, in exchange, during his
life, The Isle of Elba with a pension,
which shall be paidto him, and the yssm-
bers of has family.
The Duchies of Parma, Piacentia and
Guastella, shall, at the approaching peace,
be coded in full property to the late En-
press Maria Louisa, who shall transmit
- { @.a-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07

States, by which the world has suffered Sor
so many years together, the contractins
powers have agreed to fx the duration of
the present treaty for 90 years, rcseryink
it to themselves, il CIRCUMSTANCES should re-
quire it, to proceed to the ~prolonga,ion of
it three years before it's expiration,
XVII. The present treaty shall be ratif.
ed, and the Publications exchanged within
two months or sooner, if possible. In
testimony whereof, the respective plenipo-
tentiariss have signed these presents, and
affixed their seals.
. Done ut Chanmone, March !, (Feb. III
1914. (Signed)
Prince de METTERNICH.~
Coun, de NESSELRODR
THE treaties signed the Same d
the King of Great Britain, end the b.
of Prussia, are word for word, the same as
the above. The first is signed by Lord
Castlereagh, his Britannia msjesty's min
lister of State for Foreign affairs second by
Baron Hardenberg, Chancellor to his Prus-
sian Majestyl
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-07
Landing Of Louis XIII IN Froncs.
DOVER. April ~.

1n, APAh &.
| am just arrived here from Calais,
which left yesterday evening. i saw tho
King land there he was conveyed by
means ola platform into an open caleche,
or carriage with four seats, into which ho
was followed by the Duchess of Angou-
leme, the Prince Of Condo, and the Duke
de Bourbon. The horses were soon taken
off, and the carriage was dragged by the DO
pulace to the door of the principal Church.
The at. through which il passed were croud.
ed with white flags and the windows filed
with we'll dressed women waving white
handkerchiefs the air resounded with
at the door of the Church his majesty
was received by the principal Clergy, who
conducted him under a canopy to 4 seat
of state in the middle of the chcir, whers
the King and the Uuches Of Angoulcme
fell on their kness, and appeared to pray
with the most fervcnt devotion, while the
TIE Deum and Domino salvum fac Regem,
were Sung. They then returned to the
caleche, and were drawn as before to the
Hotel do Tillae, formerly Dessain's, where
the King and his party dined in public,
and after dinner received the compliments
OF those who wished to bs presented .
him.
LosDos. May Ii.
Entry of the King Of France into his
Capital
On the 4th inst. his Majesty the King
of France, set out fro IN st. Ouen for Paris.
He was accompanied by the members Of
the council of state, and Of the ministerial
departments, the officers of his household,
and a great number Of marshals and gene.
rails. The road to Paris was thronged with
spectators.
The procession was very splendid, bue
we have no room to particularize. Tho
keys of Paris were presented to his majes-
ty, on his arrival at the barrier, by the
Baron de Chabral with a suitable address.
His majesty replied in the following words:
q At length said he) | behold myself I'M
my good city of Paris, / feel with tho
most lively emotions, the testimonies OF
a affection which are now offered to me
Nothing could be more gratifying to ne
than to see restored the statues of my no.
BILE ancestors, the recollection of which is
SO dear TO me. ] touch these keys and |
restore them TO you they cannot be in
hands. or coniided to magistrates
more worthy of the charge"
The procession then proceeded to the
cathedral. every part Of which was filed.
Domino fac satpum regeDs and te deun,
were then performed, many Of the specta-
tors joining in the service. As 5oon as it
was concluded, the procession sci out for
the Thuilieries, where his majesty arrived
about 6 O'Clock. The king, the duches
d'Angouleme, and the princes, Showed
several times in the balconies,
in compliance to the wishes Of the people.
At night the whole city was superbly flu
minated. The exciting shouts ofthe crowd
were incessant, and Paris, is described as
having been for a long time, one vast
promenade, delivered up to the public sat-
isfaction and JOY.
v -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02
! CORONER'S SALE

CUMBERLAND, ss-7aken BY hsermia,
andto beJoM at Public uei,m on The
t7vrny eighth day Of qprl next at II
o'clock II M. on thu premisee,
A Ii The s,ghs m Equity Of Redemption which
"A ENOCh PARROT has in and to the toow,op
defcrbed Morigaged Real RGate, G,ua,ed 10
Durham. io iaid county bounded a. follows, eis Re
ginning at the mott her,y corner of 10, number
one hundred& two. adjoining the range way ;,henc.
by the fide aforefaid range way fouth ea: eighty
nine rods to Joieph Weanans and thence fouth
wei adjoining Pc et Mitchell. land; thence north
wen adjoining iad Mtcheiis iand eighty nine rod.
TO 0zke; tkence nor heat hundred5 thirty wo
rods TO the fri bounds, eoolaining feventy three
acres u hSty.eght rods, il beng he fame VII ch The
fad Parso, purchafea of John Coaverle July asd
1911, and on the fame day NOR gagged bacx the
fame to the faid Cosvesfe for the ium of Eve hun
dred and thirty -fou' dollars and twenty Eve cent?.
to be paid in twelve monshs, A. appears by the
deeds recorded IN Regiiter Book, So. P.ss. 81 u So
JOHN McLELLnN. Cs,ess,,
PevsissJ. Ms.eb 2ssb 1914.