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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20

Having administered upon
the Estate Of the lste Jeremiah b Jett
deceased, Of Westmo'elard county
V'rsinia--A!l persons having claims
gaiust the deceased, are requested I
forward them on or before the S Of jan
uary next, bsing desirpus to ssce'tip
lhe amount ef Ill, debts that arrange
mens may be n Ie f,r their disc harg
All those indebted TO the said dc
ceased, are requested ~ make in1e
date payment, as the situation OF tn
Estate will not admit Of Indulgence.
On the 9Th of January next,
WILL BE SOLD at Msuox u ider
upos credit undii the 6s,t III Scp'em
Der next, 10 bar isterest from the dale
all TIE Parishable Prehrrty " ira.
MAN B. JETY, deceased. consisting o.,
Beds ssl Bedding, II usebold an
Kitchen Furniture, two 6ne Horses, e.-
,l,er for the Saddle or Harness, and .
variety of other Articles.
.ff tie same time u flcee, will be Sold,
Fly Head OF Horned Cattle, and Fifty
Head f Sheep. Mneh Of the Cattle
will be good Beef. and among the Sheep
excellent Muttos, upon the same terms
az above B. nd and approved .ecurit,
uill be required (hut if proposed by the
purcbasers) approved bonds then will
be received in payment.
Daniel Carmichael,
.fdm'r. Of J. B. Jett,
Westmereland County Va.
December I0- 90 70.
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CuuRAco, Oct. %.

EVUNACUt WI Sos
The sehr. Elizabeth, IRON La Guyra,
has brought Intelligence Of the recap.
turc of Gus, b. ths r -yalists, under
the active Boycs, vna entered that city
an the 10Th inst. af,sr routing ,he indie.
pendcs,s with considerable less. i is
adiai that the ,ictors saowcd li,!s mcr-
~ to the inhabi,an,s in revenge for hav.
log, during the short time tasy Sere in
possession os the :own. pnt to death ali
tho Spsniards and Creoles attached TO
their party, I; is srcatly 20 be iaucnted
that tais savage aarfare still costumes
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, DEcHMski 20.

Upon rsssh calculation it appears,
thai tho contribution levied upon the
District eecolsmbia (for substitute.) BY
the Conscriptien Law, smoon,s to ninety
Thousand dollars, about thirty thousand
Of which is to be paid by the Town Of
Alexandra! The government mill have
the money, bu. how The people are to
raise it, is matter for their own consi-
deration.
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Estraet from Jonathan RxssslPs
letters 10 Lord Castlercash, 2ilh
Aug. 1919. -.
"Your Lordship is undoubtedly a.
ware Of the serious difficulties with
which the prosecution Of the war. e.
ven for a short period. must necessa.
rily emsarrass all mature attempts
ut accommodation. Passions eyas-
perated by injuries. alliances or eon-
quests, in terms which forbid their
Abandonment, will inevitably, hcrraf
ter embitter and protraet q contest
which might now hc SO easily and
happily terminated"
The prophecy is daily fulfilling.
&. 3. was not induced TO submit by
the treaty. she must now be compelled
by the ExECUTIoN. 81 thank thee.
Jew, for teaching me that word"
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TIE MAILS.

Tbe E,llovin, i.,ter foam m. ~ ~.
Contractors for carving the rnsil on the
Northern route 'rOm th:s city, will ex
p'an " ", ~ '"o ''''"o'" 'ea''' !, J,
s,e.,;a,sI failure of,h, ,,,;lx ". On
de-: stan6 exertions are making to faciii
tate toe transportai'pn'
.rh,.a.na-,..;,n 81 So, -,
from Washington, together. with the
vas, wsggenage an our road, has nearly
.eS'royeo i' snu an ss'i'u'Ty spp'1
h.y, 70 vi,hdr.v ON, STAGE. In ,.,e
raj instances lately, they Rave no, arriv.
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Information Wanted,

A
I'm tbs Sd. Of August last two loads
" Of SUGA AIRS we're delivered nj
Pitt.bsrgh to be forwarded Us in this
place, the real or assume d names of The
Waggoners are JAMES TURPIN aad
JOSHUA BAKER, whe informed Mr.
Samuel Smits Of Pittsburgh, tlst they
lived near Lsesbsrs Va.-Jamss Tur.
pin had sine barrels gross weight
2494-J Joshua Baker seven barrels grcss
weigh, 2092--Iflef in the rosd, t.s to-
other loads from the same plsce were,
duying the lime the British Acct were
ia possession Of Alexandria. The
holder. will sblige vs. by forwarding
them on-if disposed Of by the Wag
goners and Information given so IS u
bring them to justice, r-~srd will b.
given on application either to Samuei
Smith, itisbsrgh or
John & Thomas Vowel.
.dlermdriG.
December 90 laws.
The Editors Of the Leesbu-g Wash
ingtenisD, and Winchester Gsxette
will publish the ahnre once week tire
times and forward their account to thi.
office.
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Dry Goods.

IN'lE Sub.tnbe,s have re eivsa su.
IL Pc 6,- Blue Cloths, Cotton >hirtS
nss, Irish Linens. Ginghans, Mani
ems, Long Lawn, B.ftss, and su.
perfine addressed Calieoes, ard La
los Co''on II ,siery which, together
it'll their former stock Of Dry ,io,dss
hey will sell at moderate advance
or Ca,h oily.
Samuel Mark, & Co.
Nov Is cavity
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
.Ia,s rece;vcd 81 far Safe 6y
JOHN A. STE " A RFi
THA
I..y,,,,.tor Sc Sc
Instructor, sc. 8

iHEKE .aunol nc setter rercIn.
penGa,,oD offered to This work than 10 :
foiiowins approoatnrv uc,c to the Err
tors frou the Req. Hm. Fl. IY!msr.
s.Gept;c,nea."
alt gives me much pleasure 10
Icsrn that there is prospect OF spec.
.dy publication sfth- Family lssuae-
TOR. }. know bu, Few books, nest TO
tie TSibie, 10 we'll calcu a'ed 10 make
. families know and iore their duty AID
ss3li not isiI 20 extend lis circulation
a. far as will be in my pow cr.
w. II. w.
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Public Sale

Public Sale
ON Tuesday next 9Th be sold at the
Vsndue Store, for the term Of ffssss
years,
A Negro Girl,
Aged thirteen years.
December II.
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NOTICE.

THE MRMBERS, of the AIsxan.
dria Artillery Company, are requested
t. NEST at tho market square at half
past . o'clock thi, day in unifs'n, for
the pnrpose OF attending the funeral Of
,hsir deceased brother soldier Thomas
Irwin
BY order Of the Captain,
P. RHODES,
LIST Sergeant.
The friends and acquaintsnces Of the
deceased Thomas Twin. are requested
to attend bis funeral this afternoon al
three o'elock, from his Ia c residences
corner Of p ince ard Patrick Streets
N B. The Military Of this Brigade
are invited IN attend.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-20

Thetras;cal end Of a bloody Monster
The death Of Rohes?ierre, so no.
torious for his ernelties, ia a striking
lesson TO MI who in any manner sport
with the blood af their fellow men.
In the attempt to arrest him. after
he was denounced, his under Jaw vas
shattered by pistol shot (; it was
bound up with slight dressing as he
lay in the lobby Oft convention ;&
when he attempted TO wipe away the
blosd which filled his mouth, they
gave him bloody eloth. and as he
pushed il fren him, they said to him
1T is bisod-h is 1ohat then Ekest !!
There be lay Oh one Of the benches.
AND. in his agony OF mind and body,
elenshed one Of bis thighs through
his tern clothes with such force. that
his nails entered his own flesh, and
were ri,nmed round with bleed.
In the dungeon to which ae was
carried, the Jai!sr knocked him a
bout without ceremony: and when he
made signs (sor he could not speak,
TO bring him pen end ink. the man
made nnswer-'Yhn dosf ttsn 1cani
withit2 Isit 10 ,criie to thy.Maker ?
Thsa ,cill see him presently.
He was placed in cart the shops,
and the wIadows, aad the keuse tops
were crowded with rejoicing specta-
tors TO see him pass. and as the cart
proceeded. shouts Of exuItation went
before il, and. followed il, way. His
head was wrapt in a bloody cloth
which hound up his shattered jaw,
so that his pale and livid countenance
was but half seen. The horsemea
who escorted him skewed him (Otbsr
criminals being ID the cart) to the
spectator. with fhe points Of their
sabres. The mobstopt him before the
house in which he lived some women
danced before The cart, and one OF
them cried out to him Descend 10 hell
7cilh the curses Of all sciycs Of oil
mothers!
The executioner, when preparing
for the performance Of his Office.
roughly took off the baudage from
his wound 8 Rebespierre then uttered
dreadful cry, the under jaw fell
from the upper, and his head while
he vas yet living exhibited as gl,ast-
" a spectacle as when q few minutes
afterwards the executioner, holding
il by the hair exhibited il 10 the msl-
tiiude.
Gnly one week before the fall
and execution Of Rsbespierre. he
las laaded daily by the multitude, 4
,be convention itself, the most part Of
which were his tsols and parasites,
stsed ready 10 enact any Law, How
tyrasaieal soerer on his nero sug-
gestion or Recommendation. Sur.
rounded eonstsnily BY men whs psur-
ed nothing but Battery int his ears
he little thought in what general al.
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horreses he was held. and perhaps
flattersd hinself that he had with

horreses he was held, and perhaps
flsttcrsd himself that he had with
him the majority Of the people.
II is worthy Of remark that this
monster had been q stndiens yoath,
ands respectable man, aud had the
reputation for private virtues. Be-
fsre the revoistioa, he eonde naed
sanguina-y laws; he had both spoken
and written against the Enlistment
Of death for any crime. The Pomp
Of royalty he could not endure. He.
was . king. hater-a stauneh re-
publican, Of great piainnessof mas
ucrs and appearances-a devoted
friend 10 the people. whsse rights Il
were ever in his mouth.
Probably he himself hal never sus.
peetcd beforehand the cruelty Of his
own heart. Power intoxicated
hin, devonred by ambition. he be-
liercd that blood would be useful to
his schemes, and he made il flow in
torrents.
Connecticut Courant.
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Uninon Bank of alexandria,

Uninon Bank Of Alexandria,
lsT DEcEMBER 1870
NOTICE is. hereby given to ,hS
IN Stockholders of this institution,
tb,t a. ElccfiaD Of rigsteen Directors to
serve for the ensuing year, viii be held
on Moniay the I'd January nex., agree
ably to the articles Of association, at the
Court HouS6ih This Tuwn.
G. T. CHAPMAN,
Cashis.3
Dec. I. 3a~tE
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,..va our Agent Tor the exchaase
~ .:isaper,. at Washington. had me-
co..; Ted al arrangement Tor the Ii.
h,y,l;o,nf all taasc OF tixcss Of Bal
,;a,,re who were made prisoners at
,ha; ,ime. But. as tao knowledge or
this arrangement reached Halifax
oo;, ous Guy before the cartel sailed,
,bs other gentlemen could not pre-
,,re themselves ia season TO rstarn
by ihis conveyance.
No expedition was fitting out at
Halifax " :ica the aaove Cartel sailed.
Yhc Jane and Martha. brought
V..:.ax papers 10 the Gath u!timo.
Several Interesting marine articles
will ne found ua;ier the Halifax
head, ia another part ofthis paper.
PANS. Sept. 2s.
letters from Italy state. that Bo-
p,par,c has thought Git to establish
,;e Canserip,ien in the Isle OF Eliza.
Hc requires that the Inhabitants
saaula d,re,c half the day 10 the
re,air afthe roads. Th:s measure
aas excited great discomfort among
1ssse islsnd.rs. who would be glad
"a S-t rid Of this mauntcbaRk.
a Letter from Porto Fcrraie gives
us the following "details respecting
Rosasar,s ;-.tis residence Is eo'a-
posea five huii,.iags. Of each three
w;dt:ows ia leasth, and two stories
h;Sh; they are ,isisea togetherby a
no,ser building OF four windows in
loa;::,. and csc story high; there
arc green b';mls. the door paiatrd
br,wn and there are two eentiaeIs
n. TIE loor:--so uurh for the ex'a-
r;ar. The interior is arranged with
elegance the saloon can contain 400
prrssns--Bpnsparte sleeps very little
he gelsus very early ia the morn-
ias. He tires tive or three horses
avs sometimes lasoars late 1T night.
lie isia goaa health; hut he some
tisies aeslsets his person. and looks
like a eomncn sa.dicr. To give
psoof Of his sentiments towards the
Bsurtons. he has sansea crosses 10
be made. ename.!ed white and blue.
with i.cur dc lis in the centre, and
ficur de lis nj the corner. with this le-
gsad 80. The Pledge Of Peace
Ioa;. tive the King" Which deco
ration he gives to every person wao
quits his service to returate France.
LONDON. Oct. or.
"a the statistical work OF DR..
Calquhoan the cOngues;s made by
Great britain siace 1872. are esti-
RATED 1t let. 900, 00O.. whereof 81.
600. cool. are restored by the Treaty,
OF Paws. Siaee the CO commencement
Of ,he war, there have been taken
skins and eiscr floating worth $4,000
Cuo.. ar $4,000, O0Ol. more. The
Peace, i, is calculated. will throw out
OF eaplo, ,nsnt $4,000 Naval and
Military Officers. 1000 Government
Clerks. apd ESQ, 600 non commission
ed Officers and pr;vates. The same
author computes the population OF
the British staipire. after being re-.
Gu, :, 4 .5OO,D poo by SESSIONS, at BE-.
e5S,p0o souls. 'rhe Company's pcs
sessions in t..e East ladies be reckens
nj sS.03S.c00; Of whom $4,000, or
IKE oae sixteenth hundredth part, are
BriioGs.
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The Life ef,h- msst Ai5ie
Arthur, Marquis and Earl Of
Hellifgton.

The FIRST part by ii. l. Clarkc--;he
secosd ly w. Dunlop, by whom II u
coa,inuta down to the taking Oh Bors
6esux.
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Dec. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-14


Pay said
to the to their recds
IS
esid
n
~ rbsaI lion
dtos for seyelcl
% dir 10 te pren
The nss a.
hsro the mti
towns detached and ordered march will
simated
o o town. s1n4se in
Gto
typads and
thur
visions
II. Secretary
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-14
ENQUIRY.
NJ EssHs. FRINIERs,

mEssHs. RINTERs,
The gentleman who gave the "Hint to
Selectmen" III your last paper, is asked il he
knows OF any other oath imposed by law on
the Selectmen OF towns, than thst in the law
OF June Oath, 1906 in addition to former
law to regulate retailers viz 'that the Sc
lectMen OF the several towns and districts,
and the Assessors Of the several plantations
shall before entering on the respective Of.
hces, take an oath, or affirmation according
to law, before some Justice OF Peace or
Clerk OF the town, district or plantation,
whereof they are Selec,men or Assessors
faih1fuly and imharhaAy 10 discharge me
duties Of their office RESPECTING oil elections
and The returns Mereo/"-And wheehe,
this oofh has any bearing upon the business
oil Selec'men in approaching inn holders
and retailers? And whether it be proper
Tor town officers TO take upon themselves
the obligation Of an oath nor required by
law! Noy. IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-14

OF the United States, except IA Treasury Notes.
Upon this subject the Committee Report:
That prior to the first of October instant.
draft WAS presented to The Bank, drawn as is
usually done by the United States Treasury. in
favor Of the Commissioner of Loans, for the sum
OF 100000 dollars for the payment Of interest
due on the books Of this Commonwealth, Al
tat time there was standing to the credit of the
u ,itsd States on the books Of said State Bank,
about CSC, 600 dollars, received by said Bank. IN
specie or Treasury Notes received as specie, I'M
der the agree meut before mentioned.
Il appesred 20 the Commt,ee that on the 9Th
of September last, the President OF the Bank in
behalf of the Directors, wrote to the Treasury
department, stating that they should offer Tres-
ssry Noles ia payment tor any drsfs which might
be dawn upon said Bank, until the Treasury
Notes held by said Bank should he paid and
"thst if the balance due at this Bank to the Ma
lional Treasury should be relied on the only
flnd from whence the approaching quarterly in
te est1on The public stocks in this place ia expec.
ted to be paid, it would be lierslly aud physical
ly impossible for tue Bank to make those pay.
ments, in any other manner tban by an offer of
Treasury Notes."
To the leuer communicating this information,
the Directors stated that no answer had been
received. The Committee will barely remark
that at the time of the date of this letter. well
IS a. The time when The draft above mentioned
was presented, there was standing to the credit
of the United States much larger sum than the
amount of said draft.
The Committee, from q consideration Of the
importance Of the subjects submitted 10 them
both to the Bank and The Common wesith, beg
leave to recommend that fur her consideration
thereof be referred 20 the next session of this
General Court.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-14
Mr.. Madison e Sailors Rights.
Mr.. PRINTER,

MIR. PRINTER,
IN looking over the particulars of the Nam
mon THIS cruise noticed she spoke vessels of almost
every commercial nation in Europe, and whilst /
rejoice that my brother tars who have been long
excluded from old Neptune's field by that land-lub
Der, the late tyrant of France, cannot but lament
my own fate and that ofmy messmates in this coun-
try who have been driven into dry docks by that
land-lubber James Madison and his democratic CO.
adjutors, who have been oantng aud whining about
free trade and sailors rights till they destroyed the
former and ruined the latter. 1t is also doubly pro-
voking when contrast my present situation with
what it under the federal administrations, then
Twas prosperous and happy, in following my COM
mercal pursuits l not only enriched myself but
contributed to my country's prosperity; now I'M
der the reign of democratic rulers l have expended
the earnings of federal times, am destitute of en-
ployment and without the means of supporting my
wife and children and what is still worse, see no
prospect, SO long Madison and his party are in
office ola change for the better. This is net fc-
and not mine only but that of many of my acquain-
lance. Ii is true l once thought Mr.. Madison and
Congress the Mariners friend but now believe
that was most wckedly and wantonly deceived
and imposed upon, for 1 now see Mr.. Madison as
ready to renquish the question of impressment, as
he was to give the infamous impostor Johs Henry
fffy thousand dollars for his scandalous lies; to
bring on the present abominable war and ruin us.
POOR SAILOR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-14

IN consequence of notice in the public papers, a
large number of Gentlemen from the towns OF Port
land, Westbrook, Falmouth, Scarborough, North
Yarmouth, Gorham, New-t;loucester, Windham,
Gray, Brdgton, Minot, Powns, and Brunswick,
IN Cumberland county, saco, in York county
Bath, in Lincoln, and Turner and Waterford, in
oxiord,-convened at Portland, Nov. 10th, 1914 to
take measures for promoting the due observance of
the Lords Day.
Hon. SAMUEL FREEMAN, having been chosen
President, and the Rev. FRANCIS BRowN, Secre-
tary.-Ihe Throne of Grace was addressed by the
Rev. DIR. APPLETON.
The Report of the Committee of the Legislature
was then read, as were also several other Papers
detailing the proceedings of the convention in Mid
dlesex county II of the general association in New
Hampshire relative to the observance of the Sab
bath,
EOted-Thata Committee of five be raised to
prepare and report resolutions suitable to be adopt
ed by this meetng-itev. DR.. Appleton, Rev. Ed
ward Payson, Rev. Ichabod Nichols Rev. Francis
Brown, and Hon. Amm r.. Mitchell, Esq. were
chosen to constitute the Committee.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-14
DAMERSCOrTA EXEMpTs.
NEWCASTLE, NOV. 3

hhWCAsTLE, NOV D, 1914
On Saturday last the Damerscotta Ex.
empts," consisting of between 80 and 30 aole
bodied men, under the command of NJ. Cot.rell,
Esq Captain, and N. Bryant and ], Ksvanogh
Esqrs. Lieutenant completely armed. and in =
high state OF discipline. made their last rubliek
appearance for the season, Except in case OF
slsrm) The military skill and knowledge dis
played on 'his occss,on by both officers and sold
iers, was witnessed with pleasure, aad entities
the corps TO great credit, Musick, &c. IVES
lihcr-lly furnished I"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-14

vOtcd-Ihat Committee Of three be appointed
to consider the propriety of addressing the Chur-
ches and report. Rev. Asa Rand, Rev. Joshua
Taylor and Mr.. Calvin SockbTidge, were chosen
The meeting was then adjourned for public wor-
ship. A very interesting and impressive Dis
course on the perpetuty and Importance of the Sab
bath, was delivered by DR.. APPLETON, from Gene
esis Ii. 9, 8. The Committee again proceeded to
business.
The Committee appointed 10 prepare Resolutions
suitable to be adopted by this meeting reported as
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-14

THE fubfcrber hereby gives public notice 10 al!
1 copcerned, that he has been duiy appointed
and taken upon hmfeIf the tsuft Of admin,flrator
on the eitate of THOMAS Mann, iate of Port
land, in the county of Cumberland mariner. de-
csaied, by giving bond The d,rects-IIe
therefore requehs all perions who are indebsed to
the laid deceafeds cfia,e to make, immediate nay-
men, and rhofe who have any een9ands thereon,
TO exhibit the lame TO va
ROBERT4W. KNIGHT,
Nov. 9, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-14
DIED.

IN this town, on Saturday, Ian, Rev. SAMUEL
DEANE, d D.-His funeral is to be on Weanef
day nest, at two o'clock ? NJ The Rev. Clergy,
relatives and friends are requeAed TO attend with.
out further invitation.
10 Weabrook, Sth inn Mrs Mary NJ FarIin,
wife of Robert MFarn, OF this town, aged ~ -
BY this lroke of Providence the hufband has to
mourn the lois of an affectionate companion, and
the children tender mother.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-14

'Che fubfcriber hereby gives public notice 20 all
concerned, tina, he has been duty a. poirte
and take= upon bimfefthe tua of 4, min, ~ ator
ON the eAate of EBENt FER HASKrII ,a,e of
New Gocester, in the coGoty of Cumre-.snd, yeo.
man, deceMed, by giving hond a. the law Directs
He therefore re9ueifs III perions Who 'aoesred
TO the iaiS deeeaed'. eftaie to make 'moec,ate
payment and thoie who have any demands 'Gs.e-
on, to exhibit the fame to DAVID NEi.sOA.
Nev oib. 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-14

CRD4INED-in Otisfeld, ON the Cd inst. Rev.
JOSIAH q. MERRILL, over the Congregational
Church and Society in that pace.-Ihe Sermon
was delivered by the Rev. Il. Payson, of Portland
from I'd Cor. 20, f6. The charge was given by the
Rev. J. Scott, of Minot and the right hand of fell
10 wshp by the Rev. Mr.. Cresey, OF Norway.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-14

Came into the incloiute of the fubicrber red
~ HORSE, with white ilripe in his face, iigh,
colour ed main and tail-the owner 10 requelled to
prove property. pay charges, and take him away
BENNIAH HANSCOM.
Rsssss, Nsv. 10,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-14
NOTICE.

THOSE citizens who have loaned implements of
hu,bandry for the ute of the detachment of
militia lately ffaioned in this town, TOR throwing
up works of defence are requetied to call at Fort
BurIows aud iee6 thofe that belong to them Ii
any are milling, they will cafe to iend an account
of the fame TO the Committee Of Safety.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-14

Tbs Hon. William Haate,, is reelected u. S.
s.ns,or from Rhode.IsIand for years from the
oe". crr..h ,sxt
~ The Hon Isaac Tichenor (federal) is elected
n : Senator from Vermont f. years from
he "a of March next, in lieu of jonathan
Robinson -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-14
WAN TED.

HREE or four hundred Dollars, for which
L good feeurity on Real Eaa,e in the centre of
the town will be given, and the interell regularly
paid line direeted to A B. and left at the Poit
Office, will meet attention. Me-. ID