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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
From Hle Columbian Eatra.

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From our Pienipotcntiaries at Ghcns.
INTERESTING ARRIVAL.
Last evening arrived, in the outer
harbor Of this port, in passage of So
days from the Texel, the United
States Corvette John Adams, CAPTAIN
Angus, which smiled from New York
on the 26th February last, az cartel,
with Messrs. Clay and Russell, and
their suites for Gottenburgi,.
Mr.. Dallas, secretary of Legation
Ito Messrs. 'Gallatin and Bayard9 has
returned in this vessel, with despatch.
ees to government from our commissi.
.oners at Client, with which he landed
and proceeded to Washington this
morning.
The British and American minis.
ters had commenced their nepociati
ons, and had continued them for about
three weeks, at the time of Mr.. Dial.
las departure.-A Client paper of
Augnsl -, stated that the proceeding,
had been partially suspended, until 4
messenger (which had been sent to
London should return, but were re-
snmed in consequence of a conference
between orr commission and Lord
Castlereagh. (who had stopped there
few days on his way to the general
European congress at Vieuna) & were
in favorable train fer a speedy termi-
nation.
Mr.. Dallas, and the officers Of the
Vessel. observe the proper silence on
the state Of the negotiation. and the
import Of his mission to this country.
which, however, is supposed to be for
the purpose Of obtaining additional in
strnctions on some points of difference
between the two parties.
The other news by this arrival,
are,
That the Prince of Norway had been
defeated by the Swedish troops Of Ber-
nadotte, and compelled to relinauish
his opposition to the annexation Of
Norway to Sweden.
= That the United States sIoop of war
Peacock was cruising off Waterford.
10 Ireland and two British sIoops of
war Zone Of which was spoken by the
y. 40 we're in pursuit Of her. And
that the Wasp was at Morlaix, in
France, refitting.
IL 10 stated, we know not on what
authority, that since the commence
ment Of the negotiations with our min
isters, the expedition fitting out for
this couatry ut Portsmouth,, under
Lord Hill, has been, on the 18th of
August, suspended.
= The French brig Olivier, arrived at
days.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
WASHINGTON, Oct. Z.
IN SENATE

THURSDAY, October 6.
Mr. 4 All, from the committee on Naynj
AFFAIRS, reported IN PART, the following re.
solutions, which we're read
hesoutior expressive Of the sense Of Con,re.. N
ms Sa.ant conduct of Captain Thomas Masdo.
Hougn, the officers, seamen, marines aud infantry
serving ~ marines on hoarsl the United Sta,cs
squadron on Lake Champaign. 80
nesofeed, by the Senate and House or Represen.
tauves OF Abe United States Of America id Congress,
assembled, That the thanks Of Congress be. and
me same are hereby presented to Captain T'boma,
nacnonough, and, through him, to the officers. net
| y omcers, seamen, marines, and infantry serync
marines, attached to the squadron un der bis COM
maaa, ,or the decisive AMI splendid victory gained
on Lake ChamPlsns ON the t1th of September. IN
the Sear one thousand eight hundred and fourteen.
over a British squadron oil superior force.
Hesofred, That the President of the United
states be requested 10 cause gold medals to be struck
mathematical ofthe action between the two SQUAD.
rnns, topresent them to Capt. Macionough and
Captain Robert Heny, and also to Lieutenant 81 =.
phen Cassln, IN such manner as may be most homo
raDe TO them and that the President be further
requested to present silver medal with sui,abl.
emo'ems and devices to each Of the commissioned
omcers OF the navy and army serving on bo:rl anil
sword to each Of the Mhlsl,ip,nen and Sailing
Masters who SO nobly distinguished themselves In
inst memorable conflict.
Resofped, That the President of the United
States De requested to present silver medal. with
like embtems and devices. to the nearest male reIa
tive OF Lieutenant Peter Ganble, and of Licute.
cant John Stsnshury, aud to communicate to them
the deep regret which Congress feel for the loss Of
those gallant men, whose names ought TO live In the
reco''ection and affection of grateful country.
nvsosued, hat months pay be allowed
exclusively OF the common allowance TO all the pet
" officers, scatnen marines and infantry serving
marines, who so gioriousIy supported the honor of
the American flag on that memorable day.
FRIDAY, October 7,
The report yesterday made bysMr. TAFT was
discussed. and the resolutions finally passed by Avn
unaninoas vote, and sent to the house for concur.
renee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12

For any thing further or onr diplo-
matte concerns, we must in all proba.
bility wait until their developemeat al
tho scat ofgovernment.
Extract Of a letter from Client, dated
Auguat 20.
Not . word Is known here OF the
negotiations and you must Judge Tor
yourself from the dispatches which ae.
company this vessel. The Neptune,
now at Antwerp, will probably ere
long follow the John Adams. The
schooner Chaunc-y, Of New York, is
at G0ttenburgh."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
WAsHIsGrox. Oct. >.

WAsHISGToN, OCT. =.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the
domination Of Alexander J. Dallas,
to Do Secretary of the Treasury.
The House Of Representatives YES.
terday voted, by majority Of one vote,
that It was exped'.'nt TO remove the
seat OF government from Washington
at this time, and q committee was an
pointed to bring in bill accordingly.
his vote il no certain Indication of
the final result. We repeat our inn
preston that the bill to be reported
wall not become law.
MARYLAND ELECrIoN.--Washing-
ton County gives Mr.. RinggoId a ma
IorHy OF AS only over Mr.. Baer. We
rear Mr.. Il. is elected. Allegheny on.
~ remains to be heard from.
Philip Stuart and Charles Goldsbo.
rough are re-elected to Congress from
their Districts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12

To the Editors.
SAcKsrr's HARBoR, Sept. as,h 1914.
Nothing important has transpire,I,
or is actually in progression at this
place. Onr feet has some days since
returned, though not into harbor. from
transporting the army UP the Lake !;
at presentit 10 in sight. OF Peninsula
Point. The British with their 100
gun ship are every day expected to
leave port. Colonel Mitchell as vet
retains the command he will in q
day or two De superseded by a Gene
raj Of Militia.' s.
Mar. Inf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14
Conm0nzvsaith of Ma0acbu/stls.

IA Ssssfs. Jsss i3iS 1914
ON the Petition aforsfaid. O,a~ss, That the
Petitioner cauie an atefled Copy Of their Petition
with this Order thereon, to be pubihed in The
Portland Cazet'e and Eallsrn Argus Printed in
Portland three weeks fuccefively, the laft publi
cation to be thirty days, .eait before the lecoud
Wednesday of 'he nes, ie6on of,hs prefer, Gen
eral Court, that al perioas in,efened may then
appear and thew cauie, IF any they have) why tn,
prayer OF ia'd Petition fhould not be granted.
Seat sstUs jv sesss,yssse
JOHN PHILLIPS. Rssis.s.
A f6s H'.it # RY,gfss'ssivs,. Ju.s ISIS 1874
Read and coneurred
TIMOTHY BiGELOW, SsssIsv.
A true Copy,-AueR,
+. MCLEARY, Cis,i Of the Ssasn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14
10 the bnosrablt Senate and Hoyis Of Rep.
rejenfatives in General Court a1smkled.

To the REMARKABLE Senate and Houf Of Rep
rsieafatioes in General Court aNembled.
THE Position of the fubicribers Iohabitan,s Of
the Narict of Hiram, respectfully reprefents
that the Bridge over sseo River IN the laid D,lrict,
originally built by voluntary fubferip,ion and for
number of years Ian paa Imported and repaired
by laid Ditr,ct At very comfortable expenee-
was recently carried of by freihe,-and the fad
D,fret find ,hemfeIve' wholly unable to encounter
the eSpepcs OF erecting new one Your Pei
nouers, therefore pray than they may be 'hor Fed
to erect To! Bridge over fsid saco River At or
near the place Of the Old Bridge, and to receive
fueh Toll and be under fuch regulations as the
Legnaure i'll their wifdom may appoint ty Law :
reiefving to the Inhabitants OF faid Diltrics the
right o. pafhug iaid Bridge, on their own proper
buGnefs free of Toll
Your Petitioners The more confidently hope for
fuccss in this, their requef as there are number
Of Toll Bridges over faid River, Of minor in,por
lance to the one now sfed for, already eftablfhed,
and your Petitioners vii, ever pray.
PELEG WADSWORTH
CHARLES l.. WADSWORTH
Hiram Esd May, A d 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14
Weber s Chase,

HAVE for sale an extensive assortmehtoi
ENGLISH g FRENCH GOODS,
utable for the present and approaching 81
oh-among which are,
Best superfine 3roadclolhs
Midling and low priced do.
Superfne Cassimeres, consisting OF
black, drab and mixed
Cords-Cosiings-Dufiils
Flannels and Dsizes
Peliece Cloths--BombszetO
res-Duranis-Crspes
Best dress'd and undressed Calicoes
Silk and common Gingaams
Csmbricks, white, black and coloured
A large assortment of Fancy Muslins
Shawls-siik aud cotton Hsndkerchiefs
Long Lawn Linen-Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto silk & wors,ed Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Coat and Vest Buttons
Ribbons-Tapes and Bobbins
Neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen * ladies
Silk Gloves-Button Moulds.
A general assortment of American
Factory Gools, &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14
LOST

ar milaid, Note of hand of which the follow
" ing sa copy FOR value received We the
fubfcribers jointly and feveraliy promife to pay
the PreGdenr, Directors and Company of the Hal
lowell and Auguaa Bank, or their order, fourteen
hundred dollars in fifty feven days and grace. Sam
uei Howard as principal. Ruei Williams * Robin
fou and Crosby As furetes
(Signed) SAMUEL HOWARD
REUEL WILLIAMS
ROBINSON & CROSBY:
Hallowel, IS Deer. 1873
On the back of faia note 10 a. follows I do
guarantee the eventual payment of the within
Note provided the fame cannot be coIlec Ted after
due proeels for that purpoie agaiof the within
named Samuel Howard, Ruei Williams & Robin
fon and Crosby.
(signed) JEREMIAH GUNNER. Gather
of the HalioweiI and Ausuna Bank incorporated
March 9th, So4
The fad Note was received Of jeremiah Dunn
mer for the fame amount in Haoweil aud Au-
gufa bils--any perion who has found the lame,
and will return it TO the fubfcsber ihall be hand
fomely rewarded All perions are cautioned agaiuR
purchaGng or negotiating The faid Note as no
perfon but the iubcriber alone has any iuch right.
AMOS r. CROSS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14
a american Manufactured Goods.

80. No z, M.gys. Rsw.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Ah~y q B,ews, Of
Providence, who keep him conltanty fupplied
from their long known and we'll eaabihed faet.
~ At Pawtucket, with general aHortment of
msrjean Cation Goods,
coNssTiko OF
Single Yars for Warp aud Filling
az 8 threaded white & eoior'd Stocking Yarn
White and coored fewing Cottous
Shirtings- ogs-Checks-stripes
Observation-Disclosures Ticking, &c,
~ Shopkeepers 10 town and country and peo.
pie in general Who win TO furnifh themleves With
the above articles. will be fuppIied at the Factory
pices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14
MARSHALsS SALE.

C"fe! Slater Of Ame,iea
Dfria IF Msi.. f.
DURSUtNT to Warrant from the Hon
1 Durable David sewaii, Judge of the Diaaa
Court OF Maine to me directed, fllalI expofe
and cell at public auction aud TO the hipheit bid.
der on Tueiday the eff eenth day of November
Infant, the (chooner ANN, with her tackle an.
parei and cargo, conhifing of thirty TWO hhds.
OF MOLASSES and four iiei ces and 6x,een bar.
rels Of SUGAR, brought into the port of Thomas.
too in the D,ffriet OF marlborough, part of faid
cargo to be fold q, faid Marlborough on the
iaid fifteenth day at ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon,
at or near the CuIlom Houfe. The fchooner aod
remainder of faid cargo to be fold At Thomanon,
within laid Diftri6 near the Poii Office It
OF the O'Clock n on fsd fft eeuth day All 10
be fold by order Of The Judge for whom il may
hereafter concern
JESSE PAGR, Dspssy Ms,Ga
Warren, November IN, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14

WE the iubieribers having been appointed bv
the Judge OF Probate for the County of Cum
berand, to receive and examine the claim. of the
creditors to the sila,e of DOLLY ROGERS, late
OF Freeport, 10 laid County, Widow, decealed,
Represented 'niolvent, give notice that 6x months
are allowed the creditors to bring in aud prove
their claims aud that we fhall at end tina, f.rvc.
at the dwelling houte of Nathan Nye, in Freeoort
on the hrit monday of the Eve following month, !,
O'Clock r. M CORNELIUS DILLINGHAM;
NATHAN NYE.
Freeport, Sept 9Th, 1914,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14
SALE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 1871 NJ,

o7 fklDHf' the 1871 Nsv. next,
\ 10 O'Clock A. M will be .old =, ~.
"A Auction, at The United Fire and Ma,;a ." y,
sarance Once, (Portland) fundary lot, Of I.a.
houie' aud Property belonging to ,bs M M.aa'
Bank-as follows: e "iaine
Forty two acres and one quarter Of lad ;
bridg'on'ist OFT on Execution, from Jame, Fm..
son. Insr.
One fhare or undivided ninth par, Of ,hou, :.
to her dover. 'iuo)est
A piece of land adjoining on Fore f,rs., III.
the nor.hwe'eriy lide thereof, boupdsd 9,'S on
5. Z. oy Fore ftreet. and extending from ,h. .ne
between land of Peter Warren on RI. "soee
Market itreet on the s. W. up to Mil e.-u ua
with the buildings thereon "see''
rouse and Lot taken of George Whi,emo,s :.
Middle itreet, now ia the occupation of ST..
Lee, under mortgage ep"en
Store and half of house in Hay. MARIE, D..
between property of Samuel Du,ss and Rs,;,S.'
Willis, under mortgage. '"'"n
The "trip OF land now used a. ffreet Is,d;,.
from free TO spr'ng areet above the dveun.s
house ct capt, Cotton B Brooks.
Store and Lot on Maine Stree, nor r,.:
bly, room. on nnem-
Two undivided ieven,h parts of ,ot of land -.
bu'dinss bounded foutheasterly on Maine. Gu. Sa
ABOUT eight and half rods s. weneriy on sts,'
req land eleven rods N. westerly on Ben; Ia.
raoes land about 8 I 2 rods, & N ea,,e,rv :.
Motley. y 'oan
Forty nine ihares in the United Marine and n.
ininr-nce Company pledged.
1ouse and Lot on Crof. Street, forme,Iv o,,a-
Cd oy Capt Joshua Rodgers. now occupied hv
Capt. Samuel storer. y
The house and lot on State Stree, now oecp,;.a
by Jos II iograham BIG
a store Handing on Fore stree,--AI.o th,..
ihare' In Portland Pier, and three quarter. ~
store on laid Pier, now occupied BY Jo6ah o..
mortgaged BY him TO fecure the balance $500 Al
iar'' OF note ds.ed June 9Th. 1872 for a larc.,
ium aud interest. together with the note sfores;d
of faid Coz.
Aio the note of Thomas Hovey, dated m. es
January 1908 for 5000 dolls in so days from d.,s.
balance due about i4o6 dolls the land mor,o,,.d
TO iecurs't, Iying in Warren. in the COUNT Of
land. W
y Maine Baak bills will be received in pay.
"en1' BY order of the Directors,
Od 81, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14
NOTICE..

'he fuhicriber hereby gives public notice to ali
concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himielfthe trufi of Adminiltra ,or
on the eitate of MARK MERRILL, late of Poland,
in the county of Cumberland. yeoman. deceaied, by
giving bond a. the law direct.-He therefore re.
queiis all Perions who are indebted TO the iAil de
eeaied' eifa'e to make immediate payment and
thoie who have any demands thereon to e,hib,,
the fame to JOSRpfI MRppIIJ
Oct, 27fb 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14

NorIcs 10 hereby given, that the fubfcriber ha.
~ been duly appointed Executor of the Ian will
aud testament of THOMAS WILLIAMS. late OF
Bath. in The County of Liacsin, deceaied /; and
has taken upon hinlelf thar trui, by giving bond,
a. the law directs and all periops having demand.
upon the eaate Of the faid Thomas Williams, are
required to exhibit the fame and all perious indeb
Cd to the (aid eitate are called upon to make pay
msnt to JAMES WILLIAMS, Essssfsy
Gsscges0ws, lob A.e. 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14
New Editions of Valuable Books,

New Editions of Valuable Books,
Jss published BY z. LI7'TL Z e Co. and for sale
at their seve' al Bookstores IN 1ovn ard Country.
WALsHS A2ITHME TIC Sl,00
Juvenile SpeiGngbook 0,25
New England Primfner 006 4
Psrish's Modern Geography LOO
Tes.amen.s 0,37 1-2
Amer can Selections O,37 9
Murrsys Reader O75
Mursys Grammar 075
Bowditch's Navigator 400
AmtfIcsn Coast Pilot $50
Massachusetts Militia Laws O20
Massachusetts Report Wholesale & Retsil.
Eastern and New York Bills received fol
Books, Oct. 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14

THE fuhfcriber RESPECTFULLY inform, his friends
and the public thar he has comenced hu6nef,
in Exchange freet, nearly oppo6,e the United
Marine and Ere lnfurance Office. where he intends
manufacturing Boots and Shoes in the newell tyle
and hope'by being punetual aud paying ftriet at
teniion TO his buiineis he may iecure their patron
age WILLARD ROBINSON
Oh q6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14
WILLIAM OXNARD.
Ne. S. MsGs,'s Rssv

W. D NVtJ1 now
HAs JUN opened for fale, cafe light and dark
= Caiicoes; 2 cafes MADRAS and cotton Hhkds !;
cafe PLAN fibre Muans; I cafe bundle and
Mid Pins; bales FIsnnells and Bates blue
black and olive broad Cloths; Gafimeres, Veftags
black and green Bombazetts; black chineie Grapes;
white Cambricks, cotton Shawls--Alfo American
Yarn, Ginghams, Shirtings, shee,ings. Stripes, &c.
October ~. IT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14
STONE CUTTING
executed in oil its branches, by
BARTLETT ADAMS

WHO has for sale grind stones; soap stone
back logs paint mills, A,gs and mullers; Tur
key oil stones; Free Stone hesrhs, lambs and
m.ntles; marble & slate, tomb and grave stones
&c, &c
Orders ON any par, of the County executed
with promtitude adn dispatch.
Portland Oct. 81, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14
Sri9inal postrv.

The Democrats some years ago
To jefferson present made.
OF = rich Monmouth Cheese--to shew
Profound re specs to their Great Head.
Since which that head with maggos has run DER.
We now advise them to collect store
of mesgre milk that's three times sklm'd sky
blue"
And make cheese for Madison to chew.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14
Dr.. Deans Patent Vegetable Rbeu.
matte PWj

M11tC tSIIS.
'HE utility Of these pills no candid mind Gao
J. quession. after reading the following reipee-
BILE certificates:
We, the fubfcribers, certify that DR. DsAN's PiIl
have been freely uied in our families for feveraI
years, and find them to be fate and uiefnl family
medicine Especially for the Rbs..at/~. in which
complaint we are fully convinced ofits being more
sifecual than any other medicine within our know
edge aud do think il valuable diicovery Ihefe
fore for the purpofe of extending ice uetulnefssnd
encouraging Others to try il, We iubicribe 10 tbs
certificate
Subfcribed to by the following Gentlemen
Hon George Thatcher, Judge Of TIE
Supreme judicial Court sf MaDaebyefs
Rev. Na,hl. Webler, John Turner,
jeremiah Hill, Edmond Coffi,,, Esq
Mr.. Ich Fairfield, Israel Burke,
Jeremiah Hill, jr. James Murch,
Luke Brock, James Pinkhan,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14
Sir Gents REWARD.

Ran away from the .uhsc tie /, on 22d Of the
present month, an InGented servant Girl, name q
Mary ID wis, abou. l. years OF sge. All persons
hereby notified non % harbor or employ said
Girl. as they would avoid the penal les Of the
law and all persons are eau ioned against trus-
ing her on my sccoun', as shall pay no deb, OF
her contracting. Whoever will return her 20
the subscriber, shall receive the above reward
and no charges. ELISHA MORSE
Portland Oct. 29, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14

He walks on the ashes Of the Capitol and
exclaims, this is the policy that l mean
hereafter to adopt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14

II Black Morocco Pocket Book,
CONTAINING 10 dollars in Por land Bank Bill
ard sundry papers, Of no value to any one bu
the owner, was los, on Saturday If ernoon last,
between Long wharf and the head OF Exchange
Street. Whoever has found said Pocket Box &
will give info nation TO the Primers Of his pa.
per shsii be suitably rewadsd. N.v 7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14
NOTICE.
O6 IS

N/HFRBAS by virtue of rsfove of the Leg
w inature Of the Commonwealth Of Malta
chufetts pshed on the fourteenth day Of June one
thouland eight hundred and fourteen, the Hon
Perez Morton. Attorney General of ,he Com
moawealth afor efaid and in behalf of faid Common
wealth, and JoGah Little, Esq the general sgeat OF
the Pejepfto,t proprstors, aud alto 10 his own
right under faid proprieyors have agreed TO fub
nit TO the award and final determination of The
undersigned or any two of them after full, hearing
before all Of the fsid rsf.rees what fun Of money
the faid propeiesors or their heirs or anyperions
claiming and holding under them are 10 law aud
equity entitled TO receive from the c. mmonweslsh
aforeiz'd, as An equivalent and ia full compenfa.
ton 10 the faid prop'ieors or thei, heirs or any
perfon perions claiming under them for all thei,
right title ioterett and ei:a,e in and to all the laud
fold and granted by faid Commonwealth 20 John
Brigham and Others by virtue of q refolve psfre
on the nDth day Of February, one ihouiand ieven
hundred and ninety eight, which lies to the fouth
OF a welt line drawn from the uppermoh part of
the twenty mile fails upon Androfcogain river
This ia therefore 10 give notice TO the Attorney
General, and the Pejepicot proprietors their heirs
or afhgns, and Aio TO the occupauts of faid land,
that the underhgned referees will meet for the pur
poles Aforeiaid at the School Houfe near Mai God
frey Crovefnoris in Mint on Thursday, the Ia h
day of November next, At ten O'Clock in the fore
noon' LOTHROP LEWIS,
ALBION X. PARIS,
O6 ~, 1914 ROBERT d. DUNNINC.
he creditors TO the EAate of THOs. MORSE,
late OF Falmouth, deceaed,are hereby notified
that further time Of thirty days has been allow.
wed oy the Hon.samusl Freeman Judge of Probate
OF the County of Cumberland, to bring in and
prove their elaine and that the fub(cribers will
attend on thar bulnes at the Office of Mofes Ouin.
BY, hiq in Weabrook. on Monday the 2iil day
Of November next, at O'Clock p M
iona. spARRoW.2 Cs-miNsss,, d.
MOSES QUINBY, { /a,s sast.
We0brook. O0 &c, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14

800 Bufhels ONIONS,
oN 'A'e u s"e iuoicriners Store IN F0re-ftreet.
STAMFORD & WARREN.
Nv.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14

10 LET,
A Dwelling Houie in Fedora, farest convenient for
iarse family Apply at this Office Loot 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-14
From Enoeb PerLey, En-,

EkIDGfOks 1911
Having for a number of years been fully con-
WINGED of the efficacy of Dr.. Dsa.' R6~~afs flf''
and In order toinduce thofe who are troubled win
the Rheumasifm. TO try them, laall make ihofs
fatement of their good effects upon my wfe;--ia
the year 1907. ihe was volently attacked IN every
part of her frame, with that complaint ihe was
attended by Respectable phyGcian, but her do'des
increaied, and her pain became iniupportaoe' aga
could not even turn in he'd more than an infant:
I accidentally met with DR. Deans Pills, one do,e u
which sfentialiy relieved her, and The was ICON
able 10 walk the houle, and has had little or ooos
of il fnce.
eorThefe Pills are fold BY BENJAMIN BUT
MAN, MiAikH ree,, PORTLAND, BY spPon'msn.-
price 50 cent, per boz. april IS, 1874