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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-16

deem i my duty TO improve the earliest oppor.
tunty possible, 10 give you more detailed account
OF the sffsr Of the 9Th instant, near Stony creek
than have before had it in my power to do.
On the morning Of die Sch arrived st Forty.
mile Greek. The detachment under general Win.
der was then under marching orders for Stony
eree< After short bait the whole marched for
th't rtaee, and srfi,ed there between FIVE and six
o'eissk T. NJ al wiish place a small picket Of the
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In S p Err RO p BIW.S
SADDf,FR

"A r the sign or the golden Saddle nov, doo- q.
Messrs. II. Nelson b CO. f. Street ,rs,.fol
fos past favours bsgs leave to inform his friend, God
the public generally, that he has now ON hand n
variety OF manufactured goods, such ss Ladies' a,d
Sen'iemens Saddles and Brides of the newest
fashions, with Harness, Yeheees Nc. together III.
an assortment of Wv"
ShDDLERYt 81 LEATHER.
ALSO,
fashionable collection (iust reseivedi Of Jy5;b,t
Cams aud brRshes--
And variety Of other articles, sII Of wb;ob he
viii dispose Of, as low terms az the time. viii sd
nit '" - Ao'
Feb. 10. ar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-16
BoSToW GLAsS MHNUE0c7,opv

kFHE subscriber having been .spnointea H., ,ho
u rroprIetors of the above Msnufactory. tha;,.
agent Tor the state of Virginia win undertake IN
execute orders for Window Glass of any size from
oy 70 IS by "a. Superior il brisncy & strength
10 any European Crown ass.--Aiso,
HOLLOW GLASS W.4RE.
comprising Stop Furniture, for thu purooses ~
Druggists, TGmbers of all sizes Spirit Proofs, Pitch.
9rs. n'1e and White Cruets. Lamps, Lamp SHADES.
hs'nP 1is''ess, Sc.-'Fhe goods to b. delivered 81
richmond, and any other Town in Il state of
virginia at the Msnufsctory prices, tGsether with
expenses of transportation, &C. '
ANDREW SMITH,
Jan. 90. .r s'e 'S'erh
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PORTER. SEINE. TWIME .AJy0

COTTON.
an Az Ga,Es Hibberps Porter * Browustout,
500 Tbs London Seine.twiue,
IS doz. Sack bags and
100 Bales superior quality Upland Cotton, for
BRIDGES ROBERTSON.
Fe"' y 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-16

June 4. 1918.
Chandler and Winder are in pursuit Of
the enemy, who has halted about fiftv-
hive miles from here. am still very feeble
and gain strength but SLOWLY"
Here fellows Gen: DPS leuer Of 9th June, yivine
an account of the capture of Winder b Chandler.
already published.
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H. Q. Fsrs George,
June 18Th.

H. O. Fsrt George,
SIR, June 1871.
as the general is unable to write, am di.
oy MN to INFORM you, that ia addt on TO the
debility and fever he has been afflicted witb he ha
WITHIN the last twenty-four hours experienced a yo
,ent ,pasmod'c attack on his breast, which has o.
biiged him to relnquish business aItogetb,r md.
the command is given over to major general I,ew;s
who will IN future mske the necessary comrnnn;cs'
tons to the department of war The British f.ss,
sh'i rIaes triumphant 10 this section Of the Lake
have the honor to be,
WIFI great respect and consideration.
-FOUR obi hum. serv't,
SAMUEL S. CONNER,
Hon Gen. John Armstrong,
Secretary Of War.
Extract eta letter from The Secretary ar Var :.
Major General De0r6orn dated
War DeoG,f7,,erf,
June 1871, 1918
Your letters Of the 9th and 9Th nsta Mt have been
recesSd' There ~, indeed, some strange fatality
surprise Questioned by the fqvo esco3 es Of o. beqier
enemy hrst on the 9Th uItimo, and again on the
ist instant. Battles are not gained when an infer;
or ana broken enemy are not destroyed Nothing
IS zone, while any thing that might have been done
is omitted. This maxim is as Old ,s the nrofe,s;or
OF arms, and ia No walk of life applies with az much
force as in that Of soldier
onou'o Proctor have retired from Maiden, and
been able 70 eneet junction with Yincent's corn,
at the head OF the Lake, IL has been done for one
OF Two purposes either TO dispute with you the pos
session oil the Peninsula, or more securely 20 efIe
their general retreat To Kingston. The Ist,s- !,
the more probable conjecture Of the two, and !,
strengthened by the appearance Of Yeo on the nm
per part OF Che Lake, and BY the position which
Vincent has taken there"
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COLONEL SCOTS REPORT.
FoRT GEORGE, Aug. 8, 1873.


have the honor 10 report that in obedience ,,,
your orders proceeded board the feet with she
netachment OF troops under my command. desr;ned
70 act agsInst the enemys post ut the head OF ,te
Lake, or burlington bay in sight of which plsce :
arrived late IN the evening Of The 30th ultpo. the
eet having been greatly delayed by the almost CON
'tsnt calm which has prevailed since we sailed.
ms deisy OF forty eight hours, after our des,ns.
uon became obvious TO the enemy, enabled him o.
snuepate our arrival by reinforcement of 900 mon
rom the nearest posts this side Of the Ike. Of
wren we were early apprized. Nevertheless com.
Cnauhcey, with my concurrence, thought !, adj vise
Soe 10 land the detachment from the army tcoe,h.
ar win shout $50 marinfs and searnen from the
aeet, (making total force of about 500 menl the
oettr 10 enable Us TO ascertain the exact force snd
position OF the enemJ's camp. The Iand;ng wa.
msue on TIE neck OF land which nearly ent. ofF The
Little lake from lake Ontario From his min, 90.
eould PLAINLY discover The enemy's position On Bnr.
hnSton Heights, surrounded on three sides Inv {
creek, snd N front by en,repcI,rnent std bs,.
,,eIJ OF seven pieces ofcannon. The Little lake q,
oy Us between those two points, six or seven miye,
ferceiviBs the strength of the enernv's po,,;o,
shn learning from the inhabitants, that the Gorc
on the heights, independent of the reinforcement
oove 'nsRtoned, was nearly equal to our own. d.
o"'n"onore determined not 20 risk an attack. es,e
c'aly As our boats would have been sreatly snnove
~ tne ascent towards the head If the bsv.c Nv
"os'' schooner Of the epemy's, having on board on.
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Fort George.
Extract Of q letter from B,ienHer Gen. JAIN .
boyd to the Secretary Of Iar, dated
Head Quarters, Fort George.
sIb.,. July 81, 1873
inst. On the god inst general Lewis & commodore
Chauncey were advised by that from intelligence
received from major Chaplin and deserter., most of
the snemys captured ordnance and their prineipaI
depot of ammunition, stores, SO. are at he Iaad
OF the lake. 1t was suggested that small force
might surPrze, take, destroy or bring them off. il
part OF the eet might be allowed to assist in nav.
ing oar troops '-"'
Yesterday the Lady of the Lake brosebt me-
letter from Commodore Chauncey, stating that he
approved OF the enterprise and iDouM 70 hianse
guides, jnformston, &c. have deemed !, nrana
to detail number oftrcops under the com naud q,
col Sso;r, which will embark on board the I,dy If
the Like, with directions to JOIN the squadron.
York" near Lte'e
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1f"aof q a tefter from Bfguiier General Boya
10 ne Secretarg at Tar, dared
Fort George. July 81, 1873
had the honor to address you on the e7tI, inst
hsreestly to the plan therein suggested. corn
noaore Chauncey arrived here on the 2S,h inst. &
command OF Col Scott. Light and contrary ,y;nds
retaru their progress up the Lake. but ere hi, the
susGk has probably been made on the head ~
ed - Je' oeen reetiS-
ne enemy has lately kept his Indians 50 con.
'tsh.y securing the woods Of our vicinity, ths,
we gam no deserters nor intelligence Of bis move.
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Head Quarters, Niagara,
May IS, 1913.
SIR,

Commodore Chauncey with the feet
and troops arrived here on the evening of
the 9Th. and in the course Of the night the
troops were debarked in a very sickly and
depressed state. A large proportion Of the
officers and men we're sickly and debilitat.
ed. 1t was deemed expedient to give them
time to recruit their health and spirits. and
in the mean time for the fleet to retsro 70
Sacketts Harbour, and take on board one
Thousand additional ,ro ps land orders
were dispatched to Utica, Rome and Oswe-
30, TO hive the. troops at those places for
warded here in boats from Oswegn. Back
ass corps of light dragons, about four hun
dred, principally dismounted, and FIVE hun.
dred OF the 18th regiment from Burlington,
have been ordered to Sackett's Harbour.
These, with three hundred volunteers. snd
full company Of srtilery, are to form gar.
rison at that place. Additional cannon will
be maunted. General Brown of the militia
has been requested to hold threa or four
hundred men of the immediate vicinity. in
readiness 20 aid the garrison, in the event of
any attack. My intention Is to collect the
main body of the troops at this place. and
rs soon as commodore Chauucpy returns,
and the forces from Oswego arrive, to com.
mence operations in as spirited and efFectu-
al a manner as practicable. This change
IN the proposed system of operations, has
been rendered necessary by long series of
the most unfortunate winds and weather
that could have occurred at thi, season,
and such as could not have been contempla
ted.
Colonel Scott reached this Yesterday in
boats from Oswego, with three hundred
men. lie was seven days wind bound in
different places, and narrowly escaped the
loss of his boats aud men. had expected
him on the Sd. I'bad almost given him I'D
for lost.
General Harrison is invested ard pre-.
Stunning on he uncertainty of events, shall
make calculation of reinforcement to The
enemy, ct British and indians from Detroit,
I'VE shall be prepared for them and
shall consider a concentration of their
force rather as fortunate circumstance than
s,herHise.
observed in former letter, that on nv
arrival here on the evening of the I'd, the
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/" Sackctt's Harbor.

April %, 1873.
The troops embarked yesterday. Eve
ry vessel is crowded with as many men AZ
possible; the total number 1900, of the best
men. ! trust we shall sail within one or
two hours. If the sails for a new vessel
arrive within day or two, and small
sloop from Oewego, which ought to have
been here FIVE days since, $50 more men will
go in fhem. The. ice did not move out until
the 10Th; arrived on the 20th."
Here follows Gen. Deafborn's letter of esth A.
Pril. and May 3d, giving account Of the capture
Of Ysrk--slready publshed.]
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
DTED


In Mino.. Stephen, fo1 of Mr., David Bar
ley. aged II years and monrhs-occsiioed hy
b.eediog at the nofe
10 Windha.n Mr. Ifase Manchefier aged "a
Being very robuf and ahlelc youag man,
by an nncommnn exertion ~ his iireng,h he
burit a blood veiIel, which he survived about
months.
10 falmouth, IN the 2 n year of her age.
Mn. Mary Williams. widow 1T the ae Rev.
Fhenezer William, Of F. mouth She has .ef,
four ions TO lament her iof, tier funera was
attended ON the &c b uit and folemui ed with
an appropriate dfoon,.e by he Rev. } Brown
of Norih Yarmou h. from Plans 90 20 -
Mrs Williams was lady of dii,nguiihed &C
compliments She va.a ddcree, wife, all
shtetionale mother, a peace.hIe neighbour, a
warm and Jealous chritisn; that which mott
evidenced The hacer.y Of her REGION. was
her beniiieence 10 the denauie She iireich-
ed out her hand to the poor, yea, ihe reach.
cd forth her hand to the needy.
Her lat lilnel,, which was lhprt and acute
ibe bore VII h rema kabie patience ; al he ap
proaeh Of death he appeared "ndsunted
With hope The anchored IN chr;f, and 81
dured unhurt the al ,empeli IN her pafflge
TO the heaven y Zion.
II WUoassei, Oh Tie first inst. the Hon
aItAs LEE, abrui IS year, Of &c.
Ns.ing all unmeaning euioes, it is bur
justice TO the memory OF The DEF essed aud
q tribute due To his vir ties, y observe, thai
thro life ofunususi a ivuSS dsyo.ion 70 bu
sine s., aamldst The ooinplie .ie d dutie Of ma
ny responsible Offices he w.s unto -mlv an
hoaest man iathe sterling import ul men me
lie deserved ana engaged uni,eis.l conii.
dence and es.eein; the pur,ty oi his mo.
tives WAS never suspectrd.-Na man was a
more sincere. warm and stead, friend and
those who were best aeqna.n ed will him.
mot deepl, isIs-nI hts dea,L. as has
band he MS ever affections .nd inaul
gen, and lho.gh he had no childrtn Of has
oven. he was father IL tie fahpr.ess and
Those who have hume 10 help them. HIS
house was the residence oh ind IS. rnh,ed
hos, itAii and his heart The A,nle If luma e
and genego,r feelings. lie IVES a pab.ic o, D.
1esso, sf hat benign religion whose pre- c.ats
guided him THO iiie aud VIII &c consultations
supported h,m IN The hour Of hi. departure
In his Profession ne wass faithful 4 zeal.
ous advocate. sale snd judlcious Counsel
,ol-iie had sustained successy.ly he Of
nee OF Menoer OF eur Lrgtsi., M ~.
oer of CO lgress, { let ,stice of he Couf,
OF Common Plea, aud ia ige II Probate los
The county OF lincoln ani Attorney Of the
Uniied Stses fee the. District II NJ aine the
wo last offices he FL i with honor Al his
dscesse.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

probrlous epithets, of Tools ota Faction,
British agents, Tories, Traitors, and en-
emies Of their country? Or, is il TO cir.
oulate half score of lies concerning
the Memorial which this town has pre-
sentcd TO The LegisIalure-auch as
these, that it was written, in Boston,
that the application 10 call a meeting
was signed by only few of the loves.
order in. COMMUNICATED the meeting
was thlnly altended-that the leading
feGeraiis,s were opposed TO i.--,hat not
more than so voted in its favor /? II
these or any of these IS !" the course ~
dHty in winch yen are to hersevere,
well may yon cav that" the columns OF
the Argus manifest it" No reasonable
man vii. deny that they are Filled with
every species Of scurfility q deiormily.
have condesceDdcd 50 Ter TO notice
YOU, in giving his plain stateineat, n
order that the people may see you as
you really are, not from any hopes Of
your decentralization the ee, Is not
easily driven from his mud, no" the
swine feom his wallowing in the mre.
Good men OF all descriptions are look
ing With alXions expectation for that
Curious peiiod when politicians will
10 longer sell their reputation I, buy a
place, Or support party The
monster Corruption. raised by demo-
gogues, shall b driven from the hsunts
oil MEN. One Of lhe Peohie.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
MARSHAL'o NOTICE.,
E.ifsi Sbo Of hms, ca,

Fsasf SJo sf h~o ca,
Maine O6,iei, q
NOTICE 10 hereby given that Libel 10
~ flied 10 the Dil.nct Court Of Name by
Samuel G. Handy, commander of the private
armed fchooner Of the United States called
the FoI, duly eommiIioned sgainf the ihip
Minerva, burthen asout ST tous lstey COM
handed by James 5angner, with her cargo,
conGfting of Bricks, Anchors, Lime Packages.
Cafk. and Boxes. containing Goods Wares and
Merchandize, Porter, and Whatever ellie may
be found Gu o rd which ih,p aud cargo
with the alliance of his officers snd crew he
did capture and take as the property of =
iuhject or iubjeet. Of the K,us of the United
X. gdoms of Great Britain and Ireland, and
the lame did bring mo the Port of Saco aud
h. prays the lame may he condemned a, law
ful Prize 10 himief owners, oficers and crew ;
lha Wednesday lac Esd day OF March init
al O'clock ? NJ, At York, IA lad Diltritt, 10
the time appoin, cd at winch time and pace
any pc ion o. perions intereiied may appear
snd ihew cauie Il any can be ihewn where
fore be fame lhuud not he condemned aud
deereed fo.ie,s a. Lawful Prize OF War IS pray
ed for
r. G THORNT ON. Ms,/bsi # Maine.
Dated u Portland, 4t6 dey # .E.'sb Isla.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
Ibrtssntb Congrefs.. lad 0silion
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE5.
FRIDAY, FEB 10.

HDMIR3LS PkOPOSED.
Mr. Richardson of Mass, land upon
the table The following resolution
Resolved, That the committee on
Naval Affairs BIZ directed to enquire
into the expediency Of providing by law
tor the appointment OF Admirals in the
Navy OF the United States
SATURDAY, FED l9
GREAT DdNK he Commit.
Tee oil ways and Means reported in favor
Establishing National Bank, with a
aplial OF thirty millions, To be located
N the city of Washington /! Are the
Majority so experienced and wise, as to
variant they will make no ruinous fin.
snclal blunder.
LOAN BILL.--The bill for loan of
wenly five millions Was passed in the
lomml,tee of The W hole, and brought
before the House.
AgY.--A bill has been reported,
sMhorising the President to buy or
Oulld 20 vessels from 10 to 30 guns.
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COMM SfcA1Ip.
Awful Threatening /!

Awful Threatening
Mr.. .drgus man,
Sikh your last paper, you observe
that you bad received certain anony
nous letters through the Post Office,
threatening the destruction of your
types" &c. This remark, as is usual
with yoar productions, carries the e,i
dence of islsehood roiGt ii. We're any
persons leilly Intending to commit such
an act, isl probable they would first
give you notice OF ii Besides, The
friends o. peace and The Constitution IN
this town, are not so fond o. lmil ating
the example OF your very soorthy breM
rea o/ Batamore, as TO tear down Press.
es OF break open gaols, and then MUIR
dei The brave heroes who fought Tor The
independence OF their country, under
me pretence oil Patrio Ism
Ii is not believed that you have re-
cei,ed any anonymous letters from Iie
Poa-C Biee, unless written by some vile
mlscreanl Ut your own party, knowing
that your conducl deserved public de
tesia,ion and 1t so, probably you con.
n,sed al II, that you might furnish new
materials Tor another false accusation
against the tedefalisls thereby imila
ling The example et the renowned ia
mer Of al Gerry Manders, VINO once
tod similar tale about Anonymous ief.
fers, addressed to him, threatening des-
lruction; and pretending that his life
was in danger, prayed tor assistance -
Ties ridiculous oontrivance was easily
detected, and created with merited con
tempt by oil parties; to use a common
expression, the gun kiek'd," and il
stead OF throwing deadly shot at the
f-deralists, plump'd thu owner into The
ditch You say you shall not be de.
TERED from perseverance in the course
of duty, already manifest IN The columns
of the Argus" Lei me ask what thls
course ol duty is ! Is IL To attack, by
false rep Oscillations, in the most NAL
ignant manner, the character OF indvld-
uais, week alter week and year alter
year Is II wontoaly To abuse the most
faithful officers of the lown--men VINO
exert every faculty Tor lis interest, by
publishing scandalous lies concerning
them, while III the discharge OF duties
incumbent on them ny the laws 81 The
land Is II IN tile plenuude oil your
meanness to stigmetize the spectacle
chanics OF this town, with The false, op
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
lanes Froit's Enatc.

T'Ha Creditors 10 the efa,e of JAMES
FR0s7, late of psjspieot, in the county
of Cumberland, yeon,as. deceaied, are here
10y noliiied that Rhoda Fron, the widow Of
fsid deceaied, ha' made application to me for
an allowance out of the perional eiiate OF ia'd
decealed. and that the faid application viii be
conlidered by me ar = Probate Court to be
holden at the Regiaer'. Office in Portland, on
Monday the 2ii day OF March ins,ant-when
and where they may be pte.ent aud heard
thereon.
SAM. FREEMAN. J1egs sffi Court
Mail q i8t4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07
John Fields Eitate.

THE creditors to the elAle of JOHN
FIELD. Lave OF Durham, 10 the county Of
Cumber and, yeomsn, daceaied, are hereby
notified that a further time of two monihs
frsm the Esd day of February iaa, has been
allowed by the J dye Of Proba,e to give ia
their clam. againit faid eiis,e. and We vii at
tend TO receive aud examise the fame at the
dwelling houie of John Conve fe, 10 ia,d Dur
ham, on the third saturday OF March infant,
add third Saturday OF April following from
Que til i've O'Clock p. M.
JOHN CONvERsE,1 c.n
5YMONDS BAKER,
Mas5 n, 1874
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@ortCauS:
Monday, March I, 1914.

- : !,
It's now 20 DAYS since the date of
the last advioes from Europe. Cur off,
as we are, by the mad policy OF ON ru.
lers, from all intercourse with foreign
nations, this is not 10 be wondered al.
he present stale of things not only
imprlsons us within our own territorial
boundaries, but imposes worse than
Chinese restriction, and amounts, TO
nearly q. prohibition TO foreigners as
they are forbid 10 take away an article
OF surplus produce. The time was,
when the spiri; of the people of New
England would no, have brooA'd this
bondage and opposilica, no, for single
day But times change AMI men
change with then, Once it was consid.
cred political virtue and characteristic
OF Freefhen 10 oppose tyranny and OPP
preston, Whatever spscious names il
assume but now, with many, il is con-
sidered IS either rashness or criminal
even 10 exercise those means euarran-
teed by the constitution * bill of rights,
with a view 10 obtain a redress OF
grievances. Ii this doctrine is 10 pre-.
vail, there will soon be an end even to
American Freedom. Some American
Bonaparte with q Standing Army Of
sixty four thousand, devoted, desperate
fellows at his heels, will usurp the
government, and set down peaceaby
it they will" otherwise lorcibly,"
in the calm of despolism
The Election for State Officers taxi S
place in New Hampshire TO morrow -
We have no doubt but the result will
be highly honorable to the Federal
cause.
Demoeracyin the back ground IN hew
York--1he Council OF Appointment
in the state of New York convened at
Albany, the Esd ult ] he first acts OF
The Board were the appointment Of
Judgc KENT, Chancellor, IN the place Of
Hon. John Lansing, jun. whose consii-
iutioua' term has expired.
SMITH THOMSON, Chief Justice.
Josas PLATT, (iormeily the ftderal
candidate for Cosernor) Judge OF the
Supreme Court.
Mayors " Cities re.ahfiointei
p. >. VAN RENssELAEn, oil d.6unp.
DE- WIZ CLINIos, Of Aew. York
The Legislature Of this Common
wealth closed It's winter session Oh
Monday last.
Frc.-On Friday he eighteenth ul..
the Disliiler, of Major Jonathan Cum
mings in Norway, Vas destroyed by
FIRE.
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FOR SALE,

4 ! The head of the tide in Alma, on Sheep
nut rivsr, an eiegan, hiua,lon. aud the
~ "And Tor buhnet' IA the village. contain
y Two acres OF good Lsad. a large Houle
t" store well 6nihed, good Barn 4 SIZED
so0o wood Houie, and baildiag calculst ed
~ Attorney. office, well built aud Gnifhed
~ whleh will be fold at a very reafon able
Ne' and terms of pa,men made eaiy, or at
,Ow pnse for Calh, by the owners on the
WINES. itsa good iisnd for tavern.
PEARSON 81 JBWETr.
Tas. Msrs5 2, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

/ H0SE perfons that have been employed
i as town WAchmen the pat yezr. axe
requeited TO call ON the iublcrber tor pay
ps,or to the annua town Nee ing which will
be on Monday, the i4lh inf.
March S. DANIEL TUCKER
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-07

\A}E the iu5fciibers, having been appointed eyf
w The Hon silas Lee, Judge of Proi ate Tor tho
couaty of Lincoln, to receive aud e'am'ne tho
CLAIMS of the creditors 10 the e!ate Of JOHN
DOYLE, la'e of Lfbon, in iaid county, gentleman,
decesfed, repreisntsd INFO vent, give notice hat
Gr NOM rs aie a5owed o the cfedtori'o bring IN
and prove their elaio.s, au4 tina, we fhah sisnSl
that iervice a, ire dwelling houfe Of The Widow o.
the iad dec .ated. in iaid LIB q Oh he h,lh Mon
day of March next end en- the 6rli Monssy OF each
OF he FIVE following months fromisn cock "A. M
10 four O'Clock p. IA Of fsid days
IZeKIfL FHoMPsoMs
JAMA5 w. tU&>lrIoN,
LB4s, 9sJ IS, 1914