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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04

Com PERRy. (the Hero of Lake Ere) arrived in
Boston on Sunday evening last. public dinner is
90 be given 10 the Commodore.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04

The Hon. JEREMIAH B. HOWELL, Sena.
tor In Congress, arrived ia tals town yesier-
day, from Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
NOTICE.
FROLIC.

HE high bred Horse FROIIC, will stand at the
stable OF Capt GEoaoE LAwroN, (Inn-keeper)
Porismouth-Frolic is years old, Is hands bigb.
with regular proportion, high carriage, and elegant
and imported breed
Portsmouth,, MAY a, 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04
Cheap ! Cheap ! cheap /!
Sugar, Tea, and Coffee,

Sugar, Tea, and Coffee,
by wholesale and retail, at peace prices.
Also, just received-A general assortment of
DRY GOODS adapted TO the session. n, Particular,
1000 pieces yellow Nankeens, of superior quality.
For sale 6y
=. o. RICHMOND.
newport, May a. 3w.
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HENRY MOORE.
AT his Brick storc--MAnxEr-SouAnz
Has for SAFE,
GO hhds. New England RUM;
50 pipes sisson's GIN;
100 bbIs. Philadelphia and baltimore SUI
pcffnc FLOUR;
rs kegs negro.head TOBACCO;
GROCERIES and STIIP.sTOREs, as usual!
May4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04

We have been politely favoured with Mon.
treal paper of April 10, containing the follow
ing article :--Bosfon Gazette, May Q.
ConOention for the Exchange Of Pris-
OncrS.
~. g. Montreal, .9ljntant- Generally
(lHce .4NriI I6tL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-04

JOHN ]. ALLEN,
His far saie,
At the Store Of WIN. S. N. ALLEN.
No 8. Long-Eharr
ls bbls. prime Beef
10 do. mess and prime Pork
80 do. fresh Philadelphia Flour
do. CAYENNE Cloves, OF superior ttality,
SO quintas Goldfish, LIST quaiiiy
w l. and r.. Rum, by the hhd:
ship and Cabin Bread large or small quantity.
Spanish and American scgars, and Paper To.
co, wholesale and retail
L'Se"''c--soo ka''s. May &.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28

qual proport;onats number Of them to the Federal.
ills had w ed in avour he bl would have pas
sed the Houfe of Representatives by handiome
majority This proves conc uively tina, il 10 no,
the fault of The Fedora IL, that the relief has
not been afforded Be6des VIVA, has Covernour
STaoSo done 70 forfeit The uppost of the Federal
Infoivenu! 1sn b. fault that law has not been
made /! No-he 10 q man of feeling aud phan
thropy and is ready to do every thing in his
power for the relief of he unfor. unate. confident
with the duties Of his office Whenever bill pas
fes both branches his Signature would not be wan :
ling to make It = law Will you believe oecauie
the democratic tupport Dexter that they are all
turned Fedora lbs! Certainly not-sheir only OBJ
jest is TO divide you-and II they fucceed they
may hereafter corqusr This gull trap will not
do-she bait does not sufficiently cover the board
and no Federai;ft Can be 70 fooi.hardy asto crack
his sku upon il.
There 10 not Jingle Infovent Debtor in the
town Of Portland, who has any pretenGons to
character and principles Of Federaiil, who will
throw away his vote for Dexter-Bu ON ,he con
trary there are many democrats who having to
choofe he weeu two Federaiis will give their votes
for CALEB STRONG.
ATTEND TO INsoLvsNTs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28
CORONER'S SALE.

CUMBERLAND, ss-7akes BY kxecutien
dndfo be EM at Public .sue7ion on The
f1venty-eigmb day If >spyH next ofII
o'clock Il NJ. on the premises,
A IL the RICH, in Equity of Redemption which
hNoCHfeRROr has in and to the fol LOVING
deicrioed Mor'gaged Real Effate, Asaa,es "a
Durham. IN faid counsy bounded a. foil, w., OK Sc
ginning At the mott northerIy corner of 10. numbse
one hundred &two. adjoining the range way rhene.
BY the lde aforeiaid range way foutb eals eighty
nine rods 70 Jofeph Weaman's and /; thence iouth.
wei adjoining Peer Mitches land; thence nor,h.
VET adjoining laid Mitcheli's land eighty nine rods
toa fake, thence northealt one hund thirty wo
rode TO the FRA bounds conf aiming feven.v shree
acres y Gssyeight rods il being the fame VII Oh the
faid Parrot parchaied Of John Coaverfe July sd,
81. and on the fame day morsgaged back the
fame to the faid Coaverfe for the lum Of eve hun.
dred and thirty -four doars and twenty eve cents.
70 be paid in tweive months, a. appear by he
deeds recorded IN Regter Book, s.. psges 81 4 Sc.
JOHN MCCLELLAN, Cs,ssr,
PsvsIssS, MsvsI 2Ssb ,sI4, sa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28
Mial Jordan's E!fa,e.

TO be fold BY order Of Court, ON Meade, the
fecond day Of May next, Al one O'clock ~.
At the isore OF Samuel Anderton. in Bridgsss me
Pew in the gallery of the Meeting louie in fa,d
Bridgton, Numbered i5--A FINAL piece of Land
and half Dwelling houfe; being part Of Lo, No,
feven. in iad sown-Ihe northerly half Of Lot No,
Eve, in the fecond Range Of Lois IN the town Of
Harrifon, / being he lame on which Benz Good.
win now lives-and Lot No. one 10 the third
Range of Lss in the town of Denmark, beng The
fame on which VIM. Emerlon now livrs--beinY pars
of the eltate of Mial Jordan, late Of BsaRson. de-
ceaied. Conditions will be made known q the
time and place of iaie.
JONATHAN MERRILL r
RUTH MERRILL, 1Sss~''s'
Dsi1efss. Msseb 20. 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28
lnsolvent Debtors.

"a writer IN the Argus has been Iaboring in few
!. Ia numbers to peffusde the Info.vent Debtors
.a.' vii be ben for them to give their luffra-
"'of samuel Dexter, Eiq for Governor That
I.snseSe OF men will eaiure them the relief they
S Ave 'o0g been promied and Tough, after IL needs
wi rev woids to upfes the whole doctrine ~ laid
eo.n BY the Argus writer In the 6ria place il il
.en knowo that the leading FEEDER Il ilis, fuch a.
m, M tianourable Harrifon Gray Otis Hon, Timothy
rseiow. MeiIrs. Sullivan, Davis, LonefslIow,
a.neneen, Rudeil, and Others have been the
~: sunen and hncere advocates If the paage of the
=. s"' nov before the Houie. The lame which thro'
n se .se,''ons OF the Hon. Mr. Quincy and others
SsAsa the Senate. Il IL ALTO we'll known If the de-
''" mad been friendly 10 the law. and IN 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28
The liberty and equality to be enjoyed in Massa.

the liberty and equality to be enjoyed in Massa.
chuseiis, should the democrats carry Dexer, &
with MIN (whicn they surely would dog m ijor
~ Of the Senate and house of Representatives.
It Is not NJ Dexter, but .hese nsajovisles, that the
war ps.ty are sf,er-snd IL they can only have
them, they care not whether these maJorties
are nominaily headed by Vsrnum or Dexter
he effect would be The same, their objeci would
be As fully accomplished.
Gin on is opposed to the war. II was princi-
pally for this reason, that he federaliss and
moderate democrats voted for him in 1912 10 fill
the ensuing presidential term.
Dexter is in favor Of the war--yet the war
hawks and Office holders call on the same men,
who voted for Clinton in 1872 to vote for Dex,ee
now. and for reasons directly opposite 10 tbos.
which influenced their votes then. The reason
assigned with them is, not that he 10 in favor OF
the war, but that he is federslist. But vii! the
federaiists, and all, who are opposed to this war
submit 10 be gulled IN this way Is il possible
that any man can fall into this snare, thus Sc, for
him by the promoters and abe,tors Of the war
When in 1912 he voted for Clinton, merely be
cause he wSs opposed to the war, will the same
voter in 1914 after the same war has continued lS
months, and been conducted in such . dsstardiy
manner, rs TO have become the object Of dis.
gust and execration to every upright mind; l say
will this same voter vote for Dexter, who is in
federalist This article, and these reasons are
100 contemplate to be the offspring even Of DE
moe ats. The opposers Of this unhaliowed wal
regard not names. Whoever is in favor Of it, OF
whatever rsr,y be may be. cannot expec, 10
receive their votes. II the war in The fall Of
1912 was declared to be unjust, and ruinous by =
majority ofl5.000 legal voters in Massachusetts,
can i be less SO in the spring Of 1914 sfter tile
losses and disgrace. il has inflicted On US
Cons,der, fellow citizens, the enormous ex-
pences, occasioned by this war. The amount 81
money borrowed, the stamp tax, land tax, en-
barge act, destruction of the cosstng trade, your
teams stopped and searched on the highway,
she disgrace and slaughter of our armies, he
enormous bounty TO recruits, greatly exceeding
every thing of the kind on The face of the globe,
the strife and chickering's among eur military Off.
cers, who,
Instead Of being with their soldiers, and
attending to their preservation agains: tue
rigors OF winter, are accusing and trying
each other before Courts Martial.
Consider all these ,hings-and consider too
that these are The FIRST fruits Of the war-but
the beginning of sorrows-snd then ii you can
conscienciousiy-vo fer Mr.. Dexter who is IN
favor OF the wsr-but who, the the war party tell
youis . feaersI,sf. 4 COUNrRYMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28
10 the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Aq. Judge q
Probate, Of wills, &c. for the county q

10 the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Aq. Judge Of
Probate, Of wills, &c. for the county Of
Cumberland.
:. usANnA WsBs and JOSHUA WRsD, adminifra.
. tore TO the eita,e of Jonathan Webb ate Of Fall
mouth, deceaied, ,useate. respectfully repreieo,-
That their third account of admn,iir alton ON the
elae Of la,d inssitase the fame 10 Jointly rem
dered 10 inaccurate and erroneous and being un(er
led, they pray that your Honor wall grant them
leave 20 ws.haia w that account, and render their
bird account of administration, iepsrately, % nov
prsisnsed JOSHUA WEBE,
Aas,eb 81, 1914 SUSANNA WEBB.
CUMBERLAND, ss-Mssek 81, 1914
ON the foregoing application. IL 10 ordered that
the administrators therein named carfe copy
Of the tame. together with this order thereon 70 be
psblilhed three weeks fuccs1iveIy in the Portland
Gazette, that the creditors to ihe eltate Of (aio
Jonathan Webb deceaisd, and all concerned may
sppea, .. . Proba,e Court to be holden 1t the
Reg,lters Offi.e in Portland, on the iecond We'd
neiday Of April next ten o'clock in the forenoon
when and where the iaid application and accounts
now rendered will be confdered, and en- which
hey may be heard
SAM FREEMAN, Judge IF fold Cswt.
A true eopy-AnT,
JOHN FROTHlNGHAAd, RyIw.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28
The old trick again.

WE understand that the Democrats in
many towns in this County in order to help
along their cause are busily reporting the
story that = number Of the steady and re.
spectacle Federalists of this. sosvn have de.
clared their intention this year of renounc.
ing Gov STRONG, and giving their votes
tor Mr.. DzxrER as Coyernour. Among
others we have heard mentioned the names
ofthe Hon. Mr.. Co66, Major M'Leilan, sc.
For the satisfaction of all concerned we
would state that Mr. Cobb was one OF the
Delegates from this town who attended the
late Convention to select Candidates for the
Senate, and with the other Delegates agreed
10 ssf1sors the election Of S1Roxc and PHI.
LlPs by all fair and honourable means and
he has never before or since expressed diff.
ferent opinion: The other gentleman a.
boye named, would as soon desert the paths
ofhonesfy and truth, as he would desert
SrRoSc.-This We are authorised to
state.
Our Country brethren may rest assured
that PORTLAND FsDERzLIs1s are firm and
sndiDided-they are ssyons in the JGish and
they have aitA in STRONG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28
BEGGdRS.

THE good things Of this world are so di.
vided that we are every day beholding mum.
bers employedin begging; some one thing
some another. But Of all Beggars the De.
mocrats ars the most importunste and as :
ssming. they are not consented with pro.
eeeding in the ordinary course, but are con.
stantly begging the name, character, virtues
and influence Of their betters.
One says to respectable Federalist
= Pray sir do lend US your name and inau.
encs TO help our side along till after this e.
lsction-Iet us call you good Republican"
Ascend says "sir give me leave to pro-
claim 1t in all the taverns and shops, that
you have tsrn'd-it will give Us an amaz.
ing GA third says "Mr Gray, you
know money makes the mare COVE want
the fswer Of your Nurse and talents and we
can 60 on triumphantly"-and so Mr.. Gray
sratihed the bcggar. A fourth says The
virtues and reputation of our side are at
low water mark, pray of.tose some federal
measures, and we will praise you and claim
kindred with you and your principles" A
bunch Of Demos, with John Holmes and
Judge Green in the midst of them; feel
ing the effects of short allowance, say to Mr..
Dexter "Sir, We are out Of stuT We want
""Ser for governonr /; pray sir, win you
allow US to borrow or beg the lustre Of your
name and let US h1 ourselves up by setting
you Hf-pray, sir, viii you write US good
Long Republican Letter ?"-And so Mr..
oex'sr spoke kindly to them and now they
@s Boosting of the things they have beg
ged.
People who boast of Independence should
aot beg 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28

10 the Hon. Senate and Hou/s q Aspyyea.
tatives at the Consmonweakb Of MaDa-
cbuIftts, in General Court 10smhl<a, on
the Jfcond Wedns/lay Of January II. u.
1914
THE iohabitanss of the town of Hebron. 10 the
county of Oxford. By their agents repreient
tha, ever iace the incorporation Of faid town. all
town officers Of whom an oath is BY law required.
have been duly aod regularly fworn, but thAt the
Clerks have in !ome initances neglected to record
q, length certificate Of the sam,niltrstion Of tsd
oarhs, and that in iome ca(es the Clerk has aes
etaed 10 record the impreiiion OF ieals on the Sc
ieGtmeos warrants for calling town meetiogs, in
coniequenes Of which om'tlioos they fear FERROUS
evils may hereafter refa,,hey therefore pray tina.
relove may be pafied rendering valid The secords
Of faid town sotwit hftand,ng che om,dions afore-
laid, SAMUEL PARIS,
fLVAN TURNER,
ALEX aNDER GREENWOOD, J''' '''"'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28
Commonwealth of Msiachufe,.s

Zs Ssssss, Fsbsssvy 7ib, i6I@
ON the Petition aforeisid, Ordered, that the
Pe,t,oners cau(e attelted copy Of their petition
with THE order thereoa. to be publifhed in the
Columbian Cen,iuei, pubiifhed IN Bolton, ana the
Portland Gazeste prin,ees IN Portland. three weeks
iucceliveiy. The aa publication to be .hirty day.
at ieait before the ieeoad Wednesday Of the 6rit
felton, of the next Genera Court that aii perioos
,ntereited may then appear and thew cau(e If any
,hey have) why the prayes Of laid peution ihould
not be grained. Sent down for concurrence
JOHN PHILLIPS, Prsfdsss
n ~ Hssys " kspvsisatssiv~, <sb ss,y 9tb. lsi4.
Read and cOncutreu
TIMOTHY BICRLOW, Spsaisv.
a tsue copy-Ahfsf,
ST.. MCLEARY, Clark fsLs Senate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28
NEW GMGHAMS.
SOLOMON BOYCE.

II AS JUN received a new aGortm of Gnghams.
l Plaids and s.ripes--He has att Bed,ick ny
Checks. Chsmbrays. Diaper Den.m AID fmai
a6or,men, Of Shir,ing; Gnge Yarn TO- warp and
filing, 3 and s threaded white Stocking Yarn !;
white and coioured Sewing Thread Likewife, an
a1Corsment Of SHOES, as u.ual-sll which he ii
telling at the lowea eaih price,.
81 Mo. 28, 1874 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28

Hezekiah Winslow,
HA f. (sh, No !, Esesase. Rev,
100 bbls. frelh fuper6ne Flour
5000 weight fri quality Bottom Bacon
50 bbls Boron Clear Pork
10 ba'es prime Upland Cotton
10 do Purnambuco do
pipes Cogniac Brandy
Is hoglheads w / Ram
s do N, E. do
10 hogfhsads retailing Molafes
800 hoefheads St Uoes Sal:
Chefs of Hytoo Skin aud souchong Teo
Bags and barrels Coffee
Kegs of swiA and G. Tobacco
100 qu,nsals Cod add Pollock Ffh-with .
general aaortment of
W. l. Gods and Gyoceyies,
- low - 1t any Acre in Portland.
PevskssJ March 70
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28

HE fuoleriber hereby sives public notice 10 ~
: concerned, thai he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himtelf the truit Of Admioiflr.scr
on the sisse of DANIEL HALL, iats OF Cor
ham. in The county of Cumberland. lsbourss, Do !.
ceaied, By giving bond ~ the law disetas-Hs
therefore rsquels oil perfons who are indeb.ed 10
the faid deceAfeds sftase TO make immediate pav.
mens ana thole who have any demands ,herso.,
10 exhibit the lame to JAMES IRISH fun.
MsvsS 22, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28

'rHR fabfcsiber hereby give. public notice to ali
= concerned, that he has been duly appo,aled
and taken upon hinielf the srui, Of sdminifars.or
ON the elia.e Of SAMUEL JAAdESUN, ate Or
Freeport. in the county OF Cumberland, innkesper.
deceafed, by giving ooad a. the Law dsreda. = Id
saersfore requeAs all psriOos who are iadsnsed 10
the laid decea.eds sitate, 70 make immediate nav.
mens and thofe who have any demands ,h<reo',.
to sxhibi, the lame 70 josiah BURNHAM !
A1o,tb 90, "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28

HE tHbierioer hereby gives pubic notice to I'll
concerned that he has been duy appoiustd
and taken upon himfelf he ruff Of adm.n.A rx,oe
on the eftate of NABBT 71BBE7y. iate Of Poss.
land, IN the county Of Cumberland, Jingle woman.
deceafed, BY giving bond ~ the law dmecas-Hs
therefore reqaeits all periocs who are ,ndebe Cd 20
the laid deceaieds eitate, to make immediate paw
menti and ,hoie who have any demands thsrecp.
70 exhibit the tame 70
ANTHONY KNIGHT:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28

THE fubfesiber hereby gives public notice TO al
eoacefned, that he has been duly sppoiu ed
and taken upon himief the iruit Of an exeeusor
of the Ian will and teitamens Of PHEBE THo4n.
PS0N, late OF Saidwin. in the eouHsy Of Cumbse.
land, widow, decssied. w giving boz - .hs law
Oh ecss- ne therefore requetis oil peri,ns Who are
indebted TO the laid deceaied elta,e to m,fls IN.
mediate psyment; and shoie who have spv d.
ms1ds thereon to exhibit the fame to
A4svsb ~, pSl4 6NOCH PHRkET
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28
MAhRIEU

In Buckfieid. by Ea~ara B!ake. Esq. Mr. IT,
bias Kicker, Jun. to Miss Sally Berry
IL th,s own, by the Rev. d.. Dean. Mr..
James Spauldlngs Of Thomastown, 10 Miss Han
ash Chute Of Portland.
Ia ,his town, b. The Rev. E. Kellogg, Mr.. Jes
Dc Corless, TO Mr. Susan Evans
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28
SHERLFFS SALE.

Taken BY Execution and to be fold at Public
@4ntfiar, on sHcRSDA7-. the 78tb day Of
Aprn next, at nine o'cioek n NJ. at the
6sale Of Capt. Samue! Laryabee, in NortA
Yarmouth,
A IL the Righ, in Equity Of Redemption which
David Mitchell, of Northya mouth has in re.
deening the following deicribec morseagsd Real
Baase. ftua,ed in Pownal vix--ifteeo acse. Of
Land ~ Lot No s. in Range A. iying ~ common
with the widow Jane Mitchell, and Lorine Mitch.
ell OF Northyarmouth, and John Mitchell OF Pow
nal, IN the cosn,y of Cumberland The above
Land was mortgssed 10 John Hate Feb, lotb, sI4,
for thirty dolar' and ninety cents
CHARLKs c MITCHELL, d. SbUif
Nsvfbys msssb. Marcel o. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28

E. GREELY,
HM Ev Jsis, 1T No. !, Long WBs,E
100 hhds w l. Rum
- do. n Z. do
100 bbs. Flour 200 hhds. Sals
20 hhds. Mufcovado Sugar
20 boxes white Havanna do.
500 bbls. Me(s and No. Beef
Msvsb "a,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28
DIED..

In Minot. very suddenly, Miss Polly Butler.
aged about 20
In Wiscasset, on the 21st inst. SAMUEL PAR
KER. Esq.
IL Fryeburg, Mrs Dolly Shirley, sged shout So
In this towon Edward, son OF iona. kie
Kenney, aged 3 months,
On the IL b ins,. Miss Ann Titcomb, eldest
sughser o' Joseph TI.comb. Esq aged 26.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28
Eleazar wyer & Charles Farley,

GolJmitbs and Jewellers,
INFORM heir friends and the public. tina, they
have formed connection in trade and thar 10
future their buGneis will be conducted at the aore
lately occupied ny Eleazar Wyer. 10 Exchange.
ftreet. under the firm Of
WYER & FARLEY,
who have on hand, variety of gold, cornelian &
ffone Ear Hoops, Knobs and Drops gold, topaz
fiegree pearl and jett Ring and Pins of the new
en- faihion q handicme ahortment of Britannia
Tea Pots, Sugar Bz(ons and Cream Pots; Japaned
Walters; Bread aud Knife Trays; rich gold Epau
letts and Cord Peoknives and Razors; FLYER Pen
Gil Cafes and Tooth Picks fiver, gilt, and feel
Watch CHANT Keys and Seal.-together with q
variety of other articles in their line
Elandfome e,gh, day Ciocks-Thermomete
Hydrometers-Pufc Gsfes and Water Levels,
Halls Patent R,Ass. Fowling Piece. and Plnols
They alto manufacture god Watch Chaius, Keys
aad Seals Of every description; Cornelian and 9th.
er Zones fet IN gold aud 6egree Hair Work of
every Description exscu. cd with nea.nefs-S,lver
iumblers and Cups; foup, gravy cream Ladies
table, defert, coffee and tea Spoons Sugar longs
Sait spoons and Muifard Ladies, made to any pat
tern Gold Necklace. &c.-a of which are war
ranted good.
N B-Dealers 10 this line may be fupplied with
any kind Of work at liberal d,fcount. PerioaaI
attendance will be given 10 that cuilomers may be
accommodated with any work made or repaired .,
the fhoste(l notice
o. Cab given for old Gold and &fver.
~ All perfoos having any demands againf ei
Their OF the fubisribers invited to call immedi
ately and receive their dues, and all indebted ar,
| requeAed to make immediate payment, either b,
Cath or Note. ELEAZAR WYER
CHARLES FARLEY.
March %. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28
AZEL LIN, ~.

The neareff relations of AzsL LIEsAY, Who
was feaman on board She tchooner Poly
Capt. May, and who died at Martinique in luiy
1902, may on proving their re a''onihip 10 loas
PAinr, Of Thomalion, Diarla of Name, hear Of
fomethiny 10 thei, advantage.
III w,Aos, k7aveb a, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28

r VIZ tuhlcs.ner hereby gives public noiee ~
= all concerned, that ihe has bsen duly appo,p, :
ed and taken upon herfelf the fruit OF ssdmlu,lra
tri1 on the eltate Vt John STACEY. late OF a..
not. in the county OF Cumberland, yesmau, de !.
ceafsd, by giving bond ~ The law dire<as- She
therefore requefs all perlous Who are indebted .o
the laid deesaieds eaate to make immedia,e usv
ment and shofe who have any demAnds shsseon
10 exhibit the fame to
March ~, ,Si4 SUSANNA STACEY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28

THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice to .
1 concerned, that he has been duly appon,rd
and taken upon himfelf the srua Of sdmin,it rstpr
on the eisate of RICHARD FOSTER 1ncDhN-
lei, late nf Scarborough, in the county OF Cum
perland iaboufer. deceaied, by giving bond .. tLs
Jaw dueets-He therefore reqseits Ill psrleas WHO
are indebted to the laid deceAfed's ests. to mai
immediate payment and thoie who have any o..
mands thereof, 10 elhIst the fame to
w. Shirley M'Daniel,
Msseb 90, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28
Garden Seeds

FROM the fsciesy of Shakers i. Alfred. BY the
L boz or retail -Also-
A quantity Of Herds Crais and Clover feed for fae
Al the itore OF DAVID DANA
March IS On
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-28

Ps'iisss Zaws Messiy The Inhab;sanss of PORT
land are reminded tina their town meeting Asnds ad
josrned to three O. clock sIn s/is,ssss When ac ei
sima,e Of the money neceaAry TO be RATED Tor the
elPencss of he eurren, year will be reported and
aeled upon BY the town March 20