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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28
Military Medicines I!

A T a crif. like the preieot, i, become. the du,v
\ of every individual to contribute 40 much a.
poii ee to the naiooai defense /; and a. health muR
ever be confidered material point, the proprietor
CT the following Medicines, merely nuggets heir
convenience and utility, whereby the health of
mott individuals engaged in Military Service, NAV
in great msaiure be preferved, to wit.
DIR. Reys's Ajibmatie Pills.
Whereby coughs, common colds, cold fhiver;ue.,
difficulty OF breathing &c, are removed in few
hoass. See directions round each boz
DR.. ReJes Antibsli0us Pills.
certain and mon efhcac,ou. remedy for Ind
geilion, lois of appetite, hanefsneis headache cot.
tivenefs flatu ense. shoiic, bilious affectoos &c
DIR. 7ebDs Celebrated Liniment.
For Rheumatilm, iprains bruifes, pumbneC in
the joints. the relief Is immediate, and cure fire.
QuentIy in "a hcurs
Dumfrie's Ointment,
A certain, safe and expeditions cure for N.
ITCH be ever 70 inveterate, in oss Bsu,, oes,es.
d'' s1rNo danger from taking cold
n1rNo~s are genuine D"kf, %saed W T CoNWd1~
q, ,ou va!as lsai,b e4EySs TBS
- A large dicount TO Country Trader.,
krPAMPHLETS r rsssy ss,,ss,d,.a,, .x..
~ay ts bad g'afh Of fbs Asmn,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28
MILITARY NOTICE.

NOTICE ishereby given tina, arrangement, have
\ been made fo- the paymen, OF all the officer,
and men who have beeu engaged in the Mitary
fervice of The Comm wealth ,he feafou paa 10 the
Diarct of Maine. Thofe Of the 6h ,2h aud s,h
DiviGons will be paid by Major Gen Richartion,
,hofe of the 9TH DIv'Gon viii be paid by the fub-
fcriber at WilcaiIe, The place of paynen, OF the
troops of the 8 h and that part Of the 9th Diyi6on
lying thi. iice of the Penobfco, river will be
notified in the newspapers printed in the Diitrict
of Maine, nett week.
Notice will afo BE given by Divifon Orders, Of
the ma ner ia which the Multer, lnfpee, lion and
Pay. roll of each Company is to be made up. and
the names If the experimenting officers deGga
and at whAt time aud place the feveral Regiment,
will preient their Rolls for payment.
WIN. II. SUMNER, Afest
81 fSs Board Of Ws,.
Portland Nov 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28

few have died with stronger GLAZING 10 our notice
than the Rev. SAMUsL DEANE, d. d. Senior
castor ofthe first Church aud congrega tion IN
Portland. He lived to the veneer able age ofeigh-
y one years, and had been fifty years settled
minister 10 the parish where he died. This pc
'lod was filed up with duty and usefulness. BY
course of Underwriting integrity, christian n
deity, and exemplary pieiy, he had received
the confidence, respect, and affection of all who
knew him.--To his immediate friends and par
ishoners he was object of peculiar respec:
and generation. They loved him for his snceri
ty md righteousness, they respected him Tor
MIS- Independence and frmness, and they veuera
ed him for his wisdom and learning. His mind
naturally strong and intelligent, was much i'm
paired By observation. reflection and lilersry re.
search. His disposition WAS mid and concisto.
~, and his judgmen remarkably sound and dis
Grim ns'ing
Asa sinister he was a fai hful disciple OF his
Lord and Master. In doctrine he was modsr-
,te Cii9snis,-equSlly remote from bigotry and
u1erS,ition on one hard, and latitudnarlan m
difference on the other his religious cnumenls
were similar TO those of the learned and pipus
Doctor Wsus. The Bible was ms rule OF ia,th
nd practice. Ard, tho he called no man mas
cr. he was wiling to extend to 2thers The same
privilege, which he claimed for himself, the
right of worshipping God according 10 the die
aNcS OF CnnSCi eHCe. Ills SeTmUHS were ttAih siiu
instruc i've, always adapted the capacities Of
his audience, and Intended rather to eniighten
he understanding and reclaim the vicious, than
to muse the fancy Or delight The Imagination
oGperstition had no, spread her gloomy mantle
YER his mind. He was always cheedui bu'
a se7 ga. In his society the aged found them
elves mpf owed and enrsened by bis social and
e7gagn & conversation, and The young were anu
'ed srd instructed by hts wiz md learning. And
We exhibited 10 the world, In striking manner,
the happy union which exists between true rei.-
gtoh and rational cheeriulness.
HIS ministerial laSours were continued until
few days before his death. And when /, wa
discovered that his disease would prove fatal,
ne viewed the approach of death with hat f. m
ness and composure which marked his char acc
er through lite Twas TO him the hsrbinger OF
peace, snd not the gloomy Messenger Of sorrow
and dismay. He looked oack with pleasure on
long life, devoted to the faithful discharge OF
his duties as man and Christian; and he look
ID forward with joy ,o,hat rest which re malns
tpr he F'gh eous.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28
DIED.

In Newton, Maj rimoihy Jackson sped. 59.
Samuel Murdoch Esq. aged, CS, one of.,ne KEEP,
resents;ives of thst town IN the General Couet.
In Boston, Samuel Smith, Esq. aged, IS, long
known .s q respectable and eh,e,pr.zmg mer.
chant distinguished for his punc,uah,y and in
tegrit.. In private Ete. remarkable for shs
piqinness and simplicity OF his manners OF g,e.,
temperance .nJ sooriety n sincere friend VI
the Ckrs'ian religion and const ant sitendsn
on pubiick worship. John Fsi. banks. Esq Coun.
cellor nj Law, aged 81.
In Charles.o~r. Hun. Mstthew Bridge, aged
&C.
In Wnslow, Miss Sophia Swan, aged %.
In this town, Mr.. WIliiam 4: Ssh, aged 81
Susan, only daughter OF Af. Sn.nnes, aged y.s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28

Custom House at Hampden, on the western
side of Penobscot river about 81 miles above
Castine, where the goods from the other
side in the possession OF the British, are
admitted to an entry by the means OF neu-
trail vessels, so called. l should like to
know by what Authority this advocate oil
" free trade" and 1" sailors rights" has
established his shop at Hampden; and
whether there is any provision in the rev.
enue laws which warrants it!
NO SMUGGLER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28
uNOTICE

THE following is an aoftrata of letter (5;gbiy
ims"ta.tnt ID. IF asd) 20 W. r Conway from
Mefrs Miner and oilngs Grant Druegifs -
STAFroYp g. .vit;
Your pills fD,. Rsifs' AfLn.ne/ have performed
a miraculous cure 10 this towns man about so
had been confined ione months, his feet and legs
badly fwoen bad coug!l. respiration tificul, ard
wa, given over by his phy6can and friends, who
eonidersd HIM in conGr med coniunption after
taking 8 boxes OF thefe pills all he threainins
lympt oms are removed and he is fat recovering,
STAFFORD, SEPT s, ;S14.
Thee pills give immediate cafe in all afihuatic and
conium 1,ive cafes, difficulty Of breathing hoarfe.
nef,, wheesings, dgh sefs Of the chef, catarrh.,
coughs. fpi'ungos blood pain 10 the Ode, &C.
Comnoo colds are removed in few hours. The
aged will experience relief equal y agreeable and
Infant neous, even when the Jung, are sffeSeed,
Price l dollar--ErAt/o , DR. Relic anhnlat-
ic PilIs enc Jos Containing IL pill, Eesas.s., ,6s.
eu,e n0at aye gsasi.t arl.j, Gg.ed w. / Conway
/" 20. oa!1e beihb 'kysOs ibis Prepared and fold
who.eiale by 1s Jie t,sfr,s,e, w T Conway, No.
S, @ cen ireet. nohon. and retail by fpec,a, az
po'nt'nent by
s.PAfTLN Bookseller, Exchange a. Portland
Babion, " icaiiet /; Goodale, Hal!owell Dr. No1s.
Hoibrook, Bah; Hon Dr. iona. Page Bruufw,ck /;
wilkins Ornngon Bryant, Caisine; circuit.
Buckfown Eweli, marlborough Alden. u
mon, Todd, SAco FroA. Kenebunk Thomas &
Wbi.ple, NewburyPort Whppe, Culhing and
app eton. Salem: shores, Portsmouth,; aldAn,
Hanover; Kendrick, Lebanon Noah Davis. aa-
verhii' and mot Druggias, Booksellers and Pofl-
Matters throughout the Union, where may be had
G, asa PA Of many est,asydi.o,y ey,es
Likewite DR.. Hunters celebrated PILLS, DR., Hun.
ters INJECTION POWDER and DR.. Hunter.
GER NE, sf'sVesfa'ivs sSeG for all venere.
a complaints be they ever 70 inve,era,e and COG.
-0bes ms~eI'y bss faei. Full directions and deicrp
ton Of iymptcms 70 that perons of either lex NAV
cure themleives with iecfecy accompany each pac-
kes, Pfce doliar-s1r A.A f' DIR. Hunter. Pills
so"e se gs.sias sny' fg'sd' W. 4. Conway h ps,tis-
sksy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28
Military Notice
Portland. Nov. ~.

THE Officers, noo- commilloued officers. muG
clan. AID prva,es who perfo, med garrifon du
~ at FORT BURROWS in the detached comps
ny of lufautry commanded by Capt. Ebeneze
Andrews in the months Of July and Auguff TAFT
are hereby notified that The fums due to them re
fpeet,vey for iervices rendered ia faid de,ach
men,. will be paid at WASHING TON MECH AN
&c HALL in Port and, on WEDNESD II nest, tbs
SCH Mvembe, at 10 os!eek i. tbs s'e.0e. 1T is
petted that applications will be made perfon1lly
or by power of Attorney. by all members of iaid
company on tina, day.
BY order of Nj or Gen. RICHARDSON.
q. w. ATHERrON. Aid de camp
Nov. 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28

We learn from Cas,ine that the British
continue terrifying that place in the mos,
ehtc'ual manner The present force there
is 1900 men, under the command OF Gen
Gosselin All the buildings near the water
are occupied as stores at high rents. Ma
ny new buildings are erecting, and much
OF the business heretofore done at St Johns
and Halifax, is now transacted at Cas,ine !;
md tits row SO as it respects Eas'port -
West India goods are plenty, and the price
Omewhat fluctuating Good brown sugar
IA per cwt, coffee 20 cents per TO- molass
. 80 cents, per gall. rum 90 cents to 8 |
per- gall. Vast numbers OF teams are con-
sanlly travelling to the Penobscot TO take
way the goods which are brought to this
ade. Several from Hampden PASSED
trough this town las, week OH their way TO
nc eastward. Transfers rights" Is now
ae order OF the day
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28
Mr.. SHIRLEY,

Mr. SHIRLEY,
The recent exer,ions made in various pla
ces forth suppression Of vice, and to proven,
The proclamation Of the Lords day, are matter OF
encouragement. TO every friend Of his county
Every wise and pruden. attempt, and every sue.
cess IN the good wo should be recorded, as an
example and stimulus to others. With this Vie W
l would communicate for insertion IT you please
IN your paper, an account OF what / am informed
has been iateiy done in Gorham.
The annual period having returned when re.
,si!ers are appreciated by Seiectm N, & lcenced
by the Court, the Selectmen Of thst town held
a meeting on Monday last, and requested he -
tendance of the several retail,rs. They hen
observed to them that their licences had been e
bused by ,he.r selling liquors contrary to lew /;
that this WAS exlremei, dissg-eestie TO The Sc
ieclmen, and they had a difficulty in grsning
them appreciation on thAl account. After long,
free, and friendly conversation on Vic sublec ,
one OF The retailers declared his re. d ,0ess -
quit the practice immt dla,eiy, provided The on
ers would, and to engage that he would not re
new it, and sell any ms.e IN IN unlawful way
unt, he should be conviaced that Others did To
this they all assenied. and en.eted into en- AZ ee-
ment with the Selec,men accordingly, 10 ?u,
by their sm,li measures ca Tue next day IN
Consequence OF which hey obtained approba ion.
They now therefore stand pledged % he author :
ny OF the town and 20 The pualic, 20 discou inue
ih;s practice, sud no' renew n. An obligation
by winch i, is presumed they viii ablde.
Could not the same thing be done in other
places Arets,ie: usually pleads in his excuse
that others sell and 4 he does not, he sh I'll lose
his custom. Bur II al The traders in a place.
much more in several adjacent pieces viii AZ rec,
and leave the practice st the same time, lhat effect
would not follow. Might not Seiect,nen do much
good Ny similar step! pc, ceIve some OF your
corre' pondents diiier in opinion respecting NE
oaihI OF Seiectnen. conceive thee Can Ue no
question respecting their dnty 10 spprobate only
such rs the law p,escribes, aud 10 deny such As
have been known openly and continually 90
trinsgress the laws. II they were 70 state their
difficulties ~ retailers in Tree and friendly man.
ner. when they mex, spply for appreciation, i, is
TO be presume there are very few so sbanlons d
rs to persist in practice contrary to the opn,cns
and wishes Of all the sober part Of the comma
nifty, destructive TO the rising generation, pr ovo
KING 10 Gud as one of The Iu0iic SINS OF our
land, and IA inous to many, very many immorta al
souls. Yours, l. q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28
NOTICE.
Tsafs,y Department, No
Nov. 80

Tssis,y Department, No IS, 1914
la pusfuanee Of powets which have beeu duly
velted in the Secretary of the Treaiury, under a.
act of Cong,efs entiled An al TO au, hori e d
loan for FUN not exceeding three mi!iions OF
dollars approved Ivy the preGden, IF the Uoited
be received by the Secretary of the Treaiury from
hi. time until the FRI day CT Janua y next o.s
eeeS p.psai yH to decided az /oo~ az Is sessSed
and immediate notice Of the deciGou gwen, 70. a
Dan TO the United States of the ium OF THREE
MILLIONS OF DOILARS,o or any part thereof,
on the following terms and in the following man.
ner:
For the amount loaned, Stock will be ifIued
when the inialments are completed, bearing in
ierea at Gx per cent per annum, payable quarter
yearly. The ftock will be re,mburiahle at the
peature of the United States, a, any time after
twelve years frcm The 8 n day of December next,
and the Sinking Fund is charged with he payment
of the in,cre!t and the mhurfement of the prin.
cipal. according to contract.
The Sropolais nun Gate the amount to be
loaned; the rate at which the Aock will te receiv
ed the inlsalments in which the party will make
the psymeut and the bank iu which the payments
are 10 be made
8 The payments will be received either in
money, or in approved bank notes or ~ II sa'gyy
note, du. on or bee,e Se a IF JaaHa,y a, bsi,
pa, vsius uiL sbe i",s.f tbsyrn osrHsd at ,bs time
IF pa,men. But OF failure to pay any inf Aimsnt
a, the time Apuaied, the next preceding initial
men, ihali be forfeited for the ufe Of the United
Slater.
Scrip certificates will be iiIued by the Gathers
of The banks where the payments fhah be made, TO
the pc { rs making the payments; the Gathers
will, alto, endorfe the payment of the iueceflive
iuitamen;s, the fcrip certificates will be aihgusbe
by endo riement and delivery; and will be funded
al the loan office of the ifa'e in which the bank
is ituated. where the payments have been made
A. J. DALLAS.
SeHsts,y file 7res,r,y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28
COPPER STILLS.

THE fubfcreer has on hand for (ale, at hs ref
detee 10 DAnvii!e, Vermont, a iarge shor'
meni Of Copper Stills and Worms from Sc to l6l
Gallons. They are Of hyperion workmanship heing
made by MeG-. Ward and BArtholsme~ Of The
City Of Hartford, whole repu.a ion is well known
to the public Stiiis dollar per gallon-Worr
2/6 per Id adding freight ana comnifhon, on ap-
proved credit win tw1 fureties res ing in Yer
mont, uneis otherwife agreed--5 per cent diisount
for cafh 10 hand - A.. the fubfcrber will KEEP a
CONTAIN, funp!y 10 future, purchafers viii be
much accommodated as To fzss and time Of re.
ceiviog S,i!h BY contracting early in the feaion.
VIM MATTOCKS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28

THE fusieriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned. hat he has been duly appointed aud
ha, takel upon him.ef the srufi of an admniera-
tor with the will annexed upon the eiate OF JO-
sEPH NELSON ate of Fryeaurg, in the ccup,y
OF Oxford yeomAn, dece.fed ny giving bond a. tie
law directs he therefore requeits all perfons who
are indebted TO ,he faid deceafeds elate, 10 make
immediate payment aud thole who have any de-
nands thereon. to exhibit the fame for lctrlsmcnt
TO JOHN FRYE. Admir-. on (aid Ea.te
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28

he fubfcriber hereby gives public notice TO all
L concerned, that ihe has been duly appointed
and taken upon herielf the truft of Adminifrs,rix
on the elta,e of WILLIAM PATTERSON. late of
Portland IL the couGty of Cumberland maener,
deeeaed. by giving boad as the Law dire ets-ihe
therefore re4uea, al perfons who are indebted to
the fad decealeds eta,e to make immediate pay.
meat and thoie who have any demands thereon,
to exhibit the fame TO
MARC ARET PATTERSON,
Persissd Nee. rs 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28
Nov. 4
FOR SALE.

A Chesacco Boat of he following dimenGons,
VIZ. So 2 feet on deck. 7 feet hole aud Is
fee, niche, beam inches dead ri6ng-BuiI OF
good materials aud calculated V, be fan fAiler &
can be ready tor fea in fifteen days-Enquire Of
Jofeph Maxwell on Iograham. What.
Portland. Nov 26
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28
Another ofthe Modern Peace pros.
poets.
Ell EE L MI ARN Wy Enn AAEpICA

LIZ NNV NINN1 TUX AMEKION.
Plymouth, (E. } Sehs. lofh-Sailed yes.
teyday, His Majesty's ships Bedford, Norge,
Dover, Alcests, Belle Poule, HYDRA, Fox
Gorgon, Ulysses, BacephaIus, Niobe, and
Portia, with the Norfolk transports. The
above ships constitute the expedition TO A
merica, and most Of them are full of troops
Among the regiments embarked are the
4'h. a. h, SD and 95th oil foot brigade
OF Artillery, aud Rocket brigade arc with
them.
We should like 10 hear what those moon
struck politicians will say to The above who
have been calculating that England would
send no more forces to this Country, in con-
sequence, as they said, oil the unsettled state
of Europe,
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OBITUARY NOTICE.

i is aduty We o we ,he cause OF religion and
virtue 10 leIe uA,e ,he meKoty II ;hose who
have been Gu, asn, Ion Iher usefulness End pie
y. W hle II ,netes The rising generation 10 in.
its,e The virtues If hosc who have gone before
i. is tribute of respect justly due t. depart
ed wetlh. Among pc MS VI this dsscrp'i2n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28
A CARD.

4 HOvEY, Ousr,ermafter of the Sd Regiment,
A. Cd Brigade, II,h DiviGon eIprefes his
fenfe of Obligation to Maj Wilton Captain Palm
er and Quar,ermafter B!ackington, of the. s'h Res
iment, for the afilance rendered him n quarter
iug the troops of the Sd Regiment at Camden 90
the evening of the 9Th of Nov, inf. and TO 'ho'e
gentlemen of Camden who 70 readily accomnoda'
ted them with quarters
Warren, Nov 8,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28
NOTICE

Joseph HOOLE informs rhofe udebt ed TO him
j either by note or account thai unlefs paid by
the laif of December next. they will be left with
an attorney for collection. Nov %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28

itination is Bermuda. as a place of rem
devious from whence'it moa likely will
proceed either to New Orleans or the
Southern States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28

Cumberland Law Library.
THE proprietors of the Cumberland Law Libra
~, are requeited TO meet at Col suruhani's
lon, in Portland on Thurfday. evening, Deer ism
at o'clock-and attend TO nnhniihed buiinei'
w SBWALL, Secretary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28
II Spirit 7corthy a free man.

When the Resolve in the Legislature of
Connecticut was under consideration, re-
guessing the Governor, in case the Con-
scrip,ion Bill now before Congress or sny
other bill OF similar character should pass
into law, forthwith to convene the Legis
lature for to take measures 10 secure thu
citizens ct that State against such an outra
geous violation of their constitutional lights,
% democrats, and among them the leaders
of the minority in the Legislature, voted
with The federalsts for the resolve, and in
declaring the Conscription Law unconsu
tutiona!.
The idea Of forcing their sons and broth
ers into the field, saws the Connectiou,
Mirror, is equ,l!y epugnant TO the feelings
Of democrat as TO those Of federalist. "
have enc son." said one of the most intelli
gent Of the democratic members of the
House Of Representatives." u he shall go
INFO the army voluntarily, I do NOT knosv that
I sh0uid o6ject BIZ ! HE SHALL New
Err GO by FORCE."--rhe sentiment,
was honorable to him as father, and a
friend to the sovereignty and independence
Of his native State
OF the other sixteen democratic mem.
bers OF The II. of r. six only voted against
the resolve, the remainder, ten, were either
absent or left their seats
Whether the leaders Of democracy in this
State possess that high and sacred regard
for the rights and liberties of the people,
which those Of Connecticut, in this Instance
msni't sted, is yet to be seen but we know
this, there arei,housands Of honest but decei-
we'd men OF the party who, when they come
10 see and understand things as they are,
will never follow their leaders into slavery
and bondage.
TExr When the leaders ofdemocracy
Ia Congress wsre advocating the dc claration
OF hostilities, they observed, only begin the
war, and their words for it, d" Canada in sic
veeks, would be ours"
COMMEN r.-Ertroet oTu letter from,
BE0alo, dated Nov. S, 1915. Fort Erie
is in flames, and evefy few minutes our ears
are saluted by the explosion of some one
OF its baslons."
his is fair specimen Of democratic
sagacity and ability Having commenced
the war without preparations, penetrated a
few miles into the feeble province OF Upper
Canada at the end oil the third Campaign !;
after sacrificing thousands of lives and mil
lions of money, this /" six weeks" conquest
Is unaccompiished and the army which
was 10 effect it, has evacuated the territory,
alter blowing up the forti6cations Still,
however, in the eyes ofa majority of the
people, the slaves of the south including
MIR. Madison and his adherents, are wise
and patriotic and so they will continue to
be considered Till The situation Of the coun.
try is rendered by their meaures about four
times more miserable and distressing than
what it now is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28

PROPOSALS for any part of the above Loan
will be received at the Cumberland Bank, during
the hours of hufasfs, uatil the 25,h day OF Decem
Der next. LEVI CUTTER. Gather
Nov
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28

Farmfys io.k out.-In the Vermont pa
pers great number of Farms are advcrs
tiled for fale to pay the Land Tax and
the Collector gives notice that unlefs the
taxes are paid before the 18th of Deem
Der 70 much will be fold as will pay the
fame and thirty per cent in addition there
to. What charming fruit the tree Of de-
nocrdcy bears.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28

By the appointment of the Circuit
Court olCommon Pleas, HoRATio SOUTH
GATE, Elq. of this town, is County Treas
urer
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The only intelligence, of late of any
importance, from Europe, is the account
of the sailing of the expedition from
Plymouth Tor America Its probable de-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-11-28
CoMMu NICATlON.

CoMMuNICATloN.
AEssRs. PRINTkRs
understand that Josiah Hook, the u. S
collector from Castine, has established a
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RAVENS DUCK.
Mav %

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~ A. TINKHAM, head of Union Wh&f
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