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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-10
nj MERCHANDISE ,
CONSISTING IN PART OF

Super6ne and Common Black and White Para
Cloths, soneus and figured
Cassimeres. Bedford 81 Cause,
Princes Cords, Elegant silk Buttons &
Stockngnetts aud Man Trimmings,
chesiry, Silk & Straw Bonnie IS,
English and India Nam Cinghams, Calicocs and
keens, Cashmires,
Merseilles Cuttings, : Ladies' Long and Short
White James < Cords, Kid and silk Gloves,
together witha variety J Mems Silk and Leather
OF other vestings, z ditto,
Irish, German, british, Ladies Silk and Cotton
and American Linens, Stockings, Misses do.
BaggDgs, &c. &c. Mems ditto, ditto,
AmercahPlaids, Stripes 7 Elegant silk and Cotton
Chambrays, Shaws,
Cotnterpanes, Table ! Handkerchief fully as
Cloths mdTowelings, : sorted,
Musins and Spun Cot complete assortment
tons assorted, of Ribbons
White, Black, Drab, Home made and import
Yellow, Green, Twill ! ed Threads,
led and Figured Cam ! Cotton Balls, White and
bricks, ) Coloured
Figured, Striped, Seeded, Sewing Silks & Twists,
knotted & Leno Mus Ladies Kid-gl Morocco
Inns, Shoes, Misses and
Linen Cambrick, Long Children's ditto,
Lawns, : Mems md Bows Coarse
Linen Cambrick Hand and Fine Leather do
kerchefs, and Kent Cotton Cards and spin
ing acknowledgements, : ming Cottons,
White, Black, Pink, , Books and Stationary,
Green, Orange, and : Hard Ware,
Lead coloured, with China, Queens and
variety of other fan Glass Ware,
cituy figured Silk for Groceries and Liquors,
dresses and Bonnetts, ) Best large Twist Chew
Cambrlck and Common ing Tobacco, Com
Dimities, ; mon ditto,
French, Italian and Can Snuff and Spanish CT
ton Grapes, gars, &c &C. &C.
The foregoing comprises but very
limited proportion of their present stock
on hand the whole of which has been
purchased with the creates, care and at
tention, as well as on the best possible
terms, and will be sold at reduced prices.
JAMES BROWN, < Co.
April 9, 1919.
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|ember Is.

|RKELEY, SIS.
December Court, 1878.
amin Stephenson, Complainant,
against
Deel and George Lawyer, DePts.
IN CHANCERY
HE defendant, Peter Deel, not having
.ered his appearance agreeable to an act
Assembly and the rules of this Court,
ID it appearing to the satisfaction of the
burt that he is not an inhabitant of this
on motion of the com
ainant, by his counsel. it is ordered, that
e said defendant, Peter Deel, do appear
IRE on the second Monday In March next,
answer the bill of tne complainant, and
at copy Of this order be forthwith in
| ted in the Martlnsburgh Gazette for two
|Inths successively, and posted at the door
he Court House of said County.
a Copy.-Teste,
DAVID HUNTER. c. C.
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For Sale.

|IE Subscriber will sell the STONE
USE TAVERN on Mill Creek, Berke-
Iounty, Virginia, at present occupied
|rancis Silver, with about 200 acres OF
Rhinestone Land attached to it. On the
l. are two distilleries, one IN com
nation upon the steam principle,
30 situated as to be made as con,
any other in the county the
ed in the Still House by a by
property is situated on the main
from Martinsburgh to Win
is called the halfway house
two places, to wit, twelve miles
lace-it is about eighty miles
ndria and eighty-five from Balh
lis House has been occupied as q
I'D for upwards of fifty years. and
lodged to be the most eligible
stand above the ridge; perhaps
none more so between Phlladel-
KnoxviIle-in addition to its being
n equal distance between Martins
|nd Winchester there are four other
INT roads concentrating at and near
buse. This place has also the advan-
being within one hundred yards of
{grist mill. and within less than mile
10 others-two black smith shops, a
pm makers shop, & a cooper's shop, are
|ithin one hundred yards of said house.
uilding is large, convenient, and com
lie, and the situation, with little ex
can be highly improved, water in
|ance within ten yards of the door -
e minute description is considered
ssary. as it is presumed any person
g to purchase will examine the pre-
The terms will be made known by
oscriber, living near the property.
j. STEPHENSON
Sember Is.
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Two or three Apprentices
WA NTED.

THE subscriber wishes to take as Ap-
prentices, two or three boys from Is to l6
years of age, of good morals, to learn the
Cabinet making and House yoiner's tusi,
ness.
ROBERT GREGORY.
Martinsburgh, Jan. Is, lSl+
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LEY SIS.

LEY, SIS.
November Court, 1918.
lruston and David Randolnh
rs for the children of joseph
'n, deceased, complalnants,
against
Sillingsby and William Cunning.
defendants,
IN CHANCERY
defendant, Robert Billingsby, not
ered bis appearance agreeable to
ssembly and the rules of this
i appearing to the satisfaction
that he is not an inhabitant of
wealth on motion of the
by their counsel, it is order.
id defendant, Robert Bill
r here on the second Mon
ext, to answer the bill of
and that a copy of this
inserted in the Martins
two months SUCCESSFULLY
door of the Court House
Ses,e,
hVlD HUNTER, enc.
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JOHN WILSON

Berkeley County, January Is, 1914.
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DAVID HUNTER. c. b. c.

KELLEY, S.
October Court, 1918.
!: Butt, Complainant,
utt, widow and relict of Archibald
deceased, Sarah Butt and Massy
infants and children of Richard
deceased, Isaac Butt, Israel Butt,
lah Butt, Ruin Butt, Barak Butt,
nah his wife, Christopher Souther,
AIRY his wife, late Mary Butt, and
aid Butt and Drusilla his wife,
lsilla Norris, heirs at law of the
,hibald Butt, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
afendants, Archibald Butt and
wife, not having entered their
agreeable to an act of Assembly
IS of this Court, and it appear
tisftction of the Court that thew
bitants of this Commonwealth :;
{ the complainant. BY his coun-
cred that the said defendants,
utt and Drusilla his wife. do
on the second Monday in Feb
, answer the bill of the com
that copy of this order be
erted in the Nlartinsburgh Ga
months successfully, and post
r of the Court House of said
|py.-Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c.B.c.
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STAMPED PAPER.

THE Subscribers have for sale at their
Store adjoining the Globe Tavern in Shen.
herd's-TownJ STAMPS necessary for BAN
purposes.
JAMES BROWN, < Co.
December 30, 1915.
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f BLANKS for sale at
Gasette Office.
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New Fancy Store.

THE undersigned fall upon this erped''
ent to inform the public that they have
nov opened, and ready for sale. at
their Store Corner to the Globe
Tavern in Shepherds Town,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10

failed. This occasions rot onI, the holders abroad
but every one to call for the specie.
The writer of this article, being well acqu int.
ed with the nature OF these things and know
ing that the puol,c need only to be informed in
order to be satsh ID has been induced TO iask
The foregoing communication. He hopes il will
have tendency 10 create generous confidence,
and induce the citizens to have so mu CHI regard
to their owa interest as, tor The present, ps.il NJ
~ give circulation 10 the bills and re " upon
1t that in a short time they Will be pad,
They are asked 10 consult heir own III, crest
TOR such 1t will be. by driving Cut of circuia
Goi ali the Bank paper they drive all the money
Jui Of circul..on. Those who get the specie
will hoatd 1t up, aud not suffer it TO circuia j;
and money cannot be go . Blu, If the currency
's Bank bills they wild be put IN circulation. Aud
Wee there wuu be one silver dollar in c,rcu-
istion there Will be ten dollars al bills. 1t is
no., cettsiny Tor The interest of the public ina;
money shoUd be scarce. A scsrcity helps the
rsch ohly, wao have IN bncy OH hand--su who
as theym Ike money .caTce, make themselves
richer. Wdh The same SUN they can purchase
more in lime Of scafcliy, than in time Of plen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10
BANK BILLS-onre mare.

Notwi hllanding the is6t that the Banks 10 the
ID iFtet OF Maine, with Jingle exception, have
nIforay paid their bills whenever prelented =; 10
itfange is the infa,uaiion with many particularly
at he Weiiward that they ALL part with Eallern
BIlisto Speculation uotual die aunt
Tho We have no par ,cu ar iaterei. 90 this fub
ject. we lament 20 6ud people thus impofed upon
aud we might add really cheated, or induced to
pare with bank bills at le.s shAn their real value
for the more the runners on the bank. can de
Precate and iei.en the confidence 10 these iaA u.
ticnsi the more money they can put in heir pock
en-fori II is a fact hat perfon, from Bolton who
have been to the Banks IN Maine with bls, are
10 well iatshed with the ere lit of the banks, that
they immediaey adveruie f,r Eatern bills in
order TO make snothee "P, Ef.kk tap"
That the Banks are ahuadautiy alb e to nee. all
their bills IN reaiona5ie way .here Is no d3ubt.
and The Legiflature has provided by law that the
holder OF balls fha he amply fecure
| by an act pafied February 9Th. SO it is enact
ed That I ON aud AFTER the Il day of Jaaua,y
following 1t any incorporated bsnk wi hin th,-
Commonwealth, ihaii feiule and mcgee 10 pay on
demand any bill or bills by fuch bank Eued. iuch
bank ihali he liable 10 pay to the holder of laid
bill or bilis, after the Of two per ceut per
month, Oh the amount thereof, from and after the
time Ut iuch begied or refuial.t
Bya prov. 6on in the Charter of the Bank. gran
ted n So and fubiequen,iy. each ftockholdsr is
bound IN his f,iD'fe properly IN fun equal to the
amount ofh's Rock for the redemption Of the bill.
at he expiration Of the Charter. |, /. hardy poi
hole to make laws which fhaiI more effeGlually fe
cure the public sgainif iofs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10
Federalists Attend!

THE Friends Of Peace g Commerce,
Are informed that it is propofed to
have Convention of Delegates from the
feveral towns competing the iecond Con.
greflional Difro, to be holden at Maj
Seth Mitchell's Innholder, in Northyar
mouth, on Friday next, 10th init at II
O'clock, A. M. for the purpoie of agree.
ing upon and nominating a Federal Can
did1te 10 be voted for at the meeting fer
the election of Representatives. to Con.
grefs, which is to take place on MONDAY,
the 9TH day of November eniuing.
Each town is requeifed to fend as ma
ny delegates as it is entitled to iend Rep.
refrntatives to the Legislature.
The prefent Gtua,ion of he country
demands that every federalitt ihouid be
united in oppoGng rhote meaiures which
have brought war, ruin and diigraee up.
on our land tits expected every friend
to the country will do his duty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10

The Mad-ifonians in this Diitriet aEc
making every exertion to carry 1t poiit'
bic, .he election of a war hawk, otherwiie
they will attempt to divide the Federa'
ifs.
Union and energy is all that is neceiia-
ry to enfure to the Friends Of Peace IN
this Ditri6f triumphant majority. It's
the public good, the haPpnels and prof.
perity of the People we are contendlng
for and NOT for the offices and ialar'es
which Mr. Madifon ihowers upon holt
of hatterers, tools and turn coats an the
character of C9iles79ys of land taxes, II
feHors, Contractors, Army agents. and
thoufands of cormorants who are fatten-
ed and Imported by Offices growing out
Of the war and fyttem of taxation. THAT
the people will be urged, by these char
a6ters, to vote for she war candidates.
there is no doubt. The 'crdtt' Of off
fee will be dcitroyed if Majority OF the
Friends of Peace is elected to The nexr
Congrefs. 1t is this which makes dcmoc-
racy 70 jealous and active; but they are
like the itruggles of a drowning man.
PEACE & UNION.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10

70 years, but must be sold in Ike market at
he expiration of 4 years and that daring
that time, the Stock shall continue to fall in
the ratio as it has for the last twelve months.
say l8 dollars on an investment OF SO doli-
ars-the interest on stock payable quarter.
ly in Erehequer bills that are at : per cent
discount
An answer will much obiige s'ockhold
er in Bank whose charter expires in | 8 8.
ASSIGNEE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10
Pom orr Lonaoh Paters.


Ii BON, JUNE 80 -There wo Algerine
trga,es and bog Of w4r cruising on this coast.
The reports resi- Getting them are various, but
understand they have declared ha, they are
cruising for the shi,s Of all nations, with tie ex.
cea'ion OF Brush. French, Spanish ard Por,u-
gdese, and hat they have tax many ptizes
FIVE Swedish ships ftom G1ucnburga, have
been taken BY The Aigerines, who now capture,
ind'scriE'inateh, Danish, Dutch, aedish and
Russian Vessels.
fleet Of 29 sail Of ships from IlliA end Chi
IA, (tte largest that ever arrived from that coun-
tfj,) sailed from s.. Helens, Jme 2, under con.
Wy OF II. M. S. Clo.i de, So Stm,ramis, Sc,
fEon X, 80, and Ploeris brig, l8-spd may ce
hou ly expcc ed. The Recover, whsier. LEI, S..
Helena June Is, has q rived,
HALITAy, SEPT. Ia
Inc benson, transport, W, b zoo Am. pri.or-
e-s, tom he.ce, ar. If Falmouth IA 8 " eks pos.
see americans hid m de an uasucc5 s, fol
steempt 10 get possession Of he vesse -4 Of
them were Ted, and wounded.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10
TO LET, for one year or more.

a imaii Farm. IN h Oh Rae of cultivation, ct.
"A uated ueas the landing III The town Hoi.
liz, about in'ies from Saso FAlis with a Fioufe.
Store, stable, Chaife, Lumber aud Wood hou!e,.
and other neCsiiAfy bui d'ngs thereon-a good well
OF water and Al exec eut Garden. Sixteen tons of
hay have been Gu; on acres OF and, this year.
There paituss attached % fad Farm fuficient
tor or Cows Il Is capable OF producing iufIi.
Gent Corn, Gram and Sauce for mail FANNY
and 4 ima orchard capable OF producing sew
barrels OF cider. said farm AFFORDS everv conv..
nience for trader or mechanic 10 fur her p.r.
ticuiars appy,o ELISHA HIGHT.
Hos O9. 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10

THOUSAND, FIVE HUNDRED EIGHTY
ak DOLLARS and 81 cents; and that the
revenue calculated upon, will fall short, eJevea
million, sac Hundred aud siry thousand dollars,
which sum must be provided for either by nelv
tares. loans or Paper Money. Mr. Campbell
complains of the great difficulty of obtaining
money on loan and mentions the future OF
some who had subscribed; suggests the desig-
nation of new objects of taxation and an in
crease and continuation of those already sub
iect TO being taxed and concludes with a belief
that the people will bear whatever burdens
are imposed on them, for carrying on the
present glorious war.
Mr. Campbell in his report on the state OF
the Treasury complains of the officially OF
obtaining money by loan This, no ,ubt,
is true, but what has become ofthe profess
ions of the " fortune" pledged democrats
who promised Mr.. Madison the contents OF
their purses at the commencement Of this
patriotic war fer no trade and renegadoes'
rights. Pray gentlemen follow your preach
ing with hfae practice.
Never did your President stand in great
er need Of your assistance, and if you pos
sess either honor or honesty, you will re.
deem the pledge. 1t is true certain feder-
alists the last year gave you Lift with a few
millions, thinking it would be f,rqssa5ie
bargain but it turns out TO be a mos. eyre.
rious bite The stock which they took al
SO dollars for 100 is down to 70, making on
IrisAnaan's hroft of 10 dollars The old
saving that +" burnt child breads the fire
will show what is to be calculated upon from
this quarter in future.
1he lives and fortune" men have tive
things to do and these they have pledged
themselves to do, TO fight and loan their
money and possibly if they are as good a:
their word, Mr.. Madison may get along
Mr.. Campbell, Secretary OF the u State.
Treasury Office, imme diately after making
lis report, rendered his resignation Of The
charge of empty Golfers" The reasons
given, are his declining state OF health ant
The increasing difficulties OF the office. Thi.
Is truly deserving a sinking ship, or ra,hei
refusing on the part of Mr.. G. to lie on
bed OF his own making That the presen
administration have involved themselves a.
well as their county, in difficulties and EN-
barrassnen,s from which they are totally
Incompetent to txtricate either the one o
the other, every days experience furnishe,
evidence /" strong as proofs Of holy wit
What pity it is, that the whole Admins
tralion does not profit bv the example O
Mr.. Campbell and take tn .mselves OFF,
would be the salvation OF the country ant
possibly save their bacon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10
4 wocinie d1eIbbi.

THE aanisettasy of he lyroem,c Adephi loc;.
ETY. will he celebrated al iie54 on Academy on
"wednesday the n,ueleenth of Oetober nex;-at
ten O'Clock, A An Ofa ion siil be pronounced
by Brother John tve.e Ia and ~ Eulogy by Bro
ther Neuei Barrows On Bsosk,fs lchapod Packard
and Jacob Waterman deeesied, Per order.
PRESCOTT ROBINSON, Ss4,ar,PT
N. B. The exhibition vi the lchooi will be ia
the afternoon Seot. a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10
Farm FOR SALE.

10 be @A BY order stfhe Circuit Court of
Cannon Pleas, boltsen at Faris, in the
county Of Oyord. on the f,f 1ue,'iay of
September iaf, /aie at the bsuje Of James
Ngoad, in frtbu,g, on Wedue/aay, tile
ninth day Of November, next, at ten Of
3 the c'ock IN the forenoon,
SO much Of the rea eitste of John Goodenou.
jun. late of Fryeburg, Eiq deceafed a. will be
neeetiAry to pay the ium OF Two ,houfand one
ldred and thirty dollars aud the cta ges of fac
Tor the payment of has JUN deb,, The laid eaas.
70 iying in Brown6ed on tie county road leadnc
from Portland to Fyeburg coohit,ng of three
hundred and hfsy acres Of ,be komeilead of e.-
eeeat lAud. much OF which is ulder I'm rovemen.
IN tilla8e, on which is yearly cut shou f5rty ron.
OF hay With thriving youog Orchard, with q new
uaho''hed two aory houle thereon, & a new wei,
hnihsa barn, about forty by Gfiy feet mo.
oae other hundrsd acres of well Iimbe, ed ADD
WI hun one mlle of a law mill aud one nd a ou,rt~r
u mile ct Saeo River All iubjec al insum.
ofAnse q. Saco Sank Of Five hundred Deliars
John M'AiIIAN. A-mi.ia~..ss, W..
JOHN GOODNO~, o. E,,a .Aa,,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10
MFssRs. PRINTERS,

AhreSnS NAN NV
AS there have been many erroneous
Ratements publithed refpecting Eafport,
b. 70 good as to give place to the fol-
lowing, from a fource entitled to full
credit, and oblige FAIR PLAY.
The Gtuation Of things at Eaitport re-
mains the fame as when the place was
FIRST aiken poHcfion Of. The place is
under the command of 1t Col Gebbins,
commandant of the forces ftationed
there, which amounts TO GOO including
company of Royal Artillery. The
works erected for the defence of the
place are frong and extenlive.
At the time Com. Hardy impofed the
Oath upon the inhabitants, he gave fach
explanation to it, as placed them under
hmilar circumstances as men paro.ed,
and lfa,ed that any of the people, after
taking it, would have free liberty to leave
the place, and would then be abfolved
from the obligation. except that of taking
up arms againh Great Britain or her
allies and gave as reafon for requiring
an oath, that he coniidered the taking
poGef1ion Of Eaaport, as re capture,
the claim Of the Britifh to the place new
sr having been extinguiihed.
All public property and veG:ls we're
adjudgrd to be lawful prize, othsrwife,
all property, real or perfona!, belonging
to the inhabitants has not been meddled
With, or molested In any manner what
ger. The claim of the captors to mer.
dandize in the place belonging to non.
sGdents, which were bonded to await
he deciGon of the Court at Halifax, has
ten determined on. The Judge threw
CT the claim of the captors and ftated
tat the right of claiming was in the
epwn, but as there was no claim on that
pat, the bonds NUTS be cancelled. The
faso of real enate, belonging 10 nons
Rodents had not been decided upon.
The captured vetlels were ranfomed at
sAthan one half their value. THERE
Were but 3 or a of that deteription in
Msfort at the time of furrender.
notwithstanding the nature of the
scsrnmen:, the inhabitants have been
's'ure in their perfons and property
'ndthe treatment they receive, is as good
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10
FOR SALE.

A Lot of ten acres OF land Guated in F.Imoutb.
adj oang Solomon Backbone laud in ,ad
town. with convensn, two tory dwelling houfe
thereon and barn ALTO good well of wafer sud
pump, handy to the houie Il lies on the road
leading to Mackey's Point For terms of fac
enquire OF Francis Jones Oh the ptemiiss.
F. kAlmou h, Oct s, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10
EVENING SCHOOL.

he subfcribe, has commenced an Evening
School a, lis School Aoo,n feaerai Street,
where 10 or 20 csn be conveniently aceonmoda-
tea-suiti"n tor the common tranche., dollars
per quartsr. : IN advance Navigation and the
much approved and very useful fuly Of Cesgia-
ply from Maps. with he rue. for eonlruc ing
The tame may he attended TO by any Ia d,lvofet
Portland GA. 10 K 1IrklEy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10
6IGrrinq Jnte!!igeuce.

on 17,h ut only Two figsses nd several
gun-origsst Hshf.x. A prvs,eer, said 10 be
the Mammoth. was in sight OF Sambro Light On
he ls,h' No prizes lately sent in. One or two
reca, .,ured vessels had arrived
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10
MEssRs. PRINTERS,

MEssBs. PRINTERS,
Permit me through the medium of your
Paper to propose the following question Tor
solution, to some OF the ger item, " no have
been in the habit OF Gale III, ting the value oil
sttc> in Mr.. Madison's Is million loan
What is The freSeat value in specie Of y
S. per cent Stock, tha, is redeemable in
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10

NE iueiss'bsr hereby give. abhc aot;ce TO all
concerned. thAs he has beer duy Appointed
aud aiken upon himletthe ru.i Of kdm,n,it, .tor
on the sttare OF MOsES BROWN, Lte efportat
IN ,he county OF Cunber AID frazer, dse.a.sd l.,
g'v'os bend as the law dreets-He iLeretore re-
4aehs All pei'ns who are rdebced be iaid de
'shea 81 ats 10 MAKE make mr. due p, men,;
aud shofe who have say dsmald. he co., .,
h,bit the fame to lphOg YINs
Ses;. "a, .si4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10

Towns composing the ed Congressional District,
viz. Portland, GorhauI, Scarborough, Cape Eliza
beth, Falmouth, Westbrook, Windhain, Nortlyar-
mouth Pownall Gray, New gloucester, Peiip-
scot, Durham, rreeport, Brunswick & Harpswell.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10
Mr.. SHIRLEY.

Mr.. SRIRLEY,
] he annual meeting Of "InEe Steieiy for he
Suppression Of tice and iamoratiig'' in this town,
was held on the Cd instant, when a Sermon was de-
lNered before theIG and to a very numerous audi
ence, by the Key. Mr.. PAYsoS OF Portland, from 9
Ezekiel l, ), and part of 9th verse. The sermon
was excellent, appropriate, interesting and did
honor to the head and heart of the preacher Ii
was calculated TO animate the warmest feelings In
the cause of virtue well to make Satan trern-
bic for his empire. II was thought that every good
man who heard il must desire to be connected with
the society. Mr. PAysoS not only has the sincere
thank Of tie society for his labonr of love, bat
their iervent prayers, that it may be followed with
dviae blessing.
-N9rthyarmoalh, Oct. 5, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-10

The next anniversary Of the Portland
Benevolent Society will be holden on We'd
nesday next. A discourse will be delivered
in the evening, a: the meeting house OF the
first Parish IN Portland, by the Rev. MIR.
BRowN, OF North Yarmouth.