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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
FRENCH sTATE pAprps

BY the politeness of respectable friend
VINO is well versed in the French LANGUAGE
we are enabled to lay before our readers
the following report of Count de FoNrANFs
to the Preach Conservative senate: and
the assistance of our usual translator en-
ables us to snbjoin some of the Documents
which accompanied the report. The whole
are translated from the Bordeaux LJNoI-
cATEUR OF the first Of January, received
by the Criterion, and shed considerable light
on the poiltics, negotiations and views Of the
be!ligerents of Europe.
Ir rSo,%alI t?r ne baltimore Hh.g.)
CONSERVATIVE SENATE.
Sitting u Monday am Dec, 1918.
Prestded By hif se,'ene Mghnes. me primo,
Irch Chancellor etthe Emhire.
In the name of the special comm,s sion in.
stituted al the sitting Of the 22d of this
month, the senator Count de FoNThHEs
one OF It's members. having obtained liberty
20 speak, to give the assembly the foliowioe
report:
MY LORD :-sEEAToRs,
he trit duty OF the senate towards the
monarch and the people is truth. The ex-
traordInaTy situation in which the country
IS placed, renders this duty still more ippe-
rious
The emperor himself requires The great
NNe4'S' VI VIZ D otS 10 III 9niieSt with freedom
their opinion thought truly royal sa~
Iutary develop ement Of those monarcbical
institutions, in which power, concentrated in
the hands # a single person. is strengthened
by the confidence Of national opinion, and
gives to the people IN their turn, the idea
ut their dignity, the Invaluable benefit of
their sacrifices.
Intentions so masuaninous ought not to be
betrayed.
In consequence, the commission named
at your sitting Of the 22d Of December, and
Of which have the honor 20 he the organ.
nave given the nncst. serious attention TO the
official papers laid tefore them by the or
ier' oi h'$1naies,y the emperor, and com |
nunicated Ivy the Duke OF Whence.
negotiations for peace having begun. you |
'ught IN know .heir progress. We most not |
anticipate your judgment. 4 plain recitsto, |
acts in directing your opinion, ought to |
orm that e France.
When tie Cabinet If Austria re,inauishe6 |
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R9LEJGU ~ n -dt,..L a.

On Friday lest marched tbroneb th;s a. IL
tween oTty and Fifty fine looking recruits beonsnr
% zoe 45dregiment Of infantry, from Buncornbe
eoun'{,'n this state, where they we're enlisted hv
l'pi i love C'L Long having made th, city hi,
hesn-quaftefS the men e'listed for thfs regiment.
at ,he several recruiting stations, will be sent hitler
to be trsineHl 800 '"''
We understand that our detached p.ilt;,. which
have been waiting at Salisbury some time for srr.
F"''' "''' '""''n'u' Rcgisfer.
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SALEM Nal r

Prisoners efHiar.--Yesterday arr. in this town &,
III, n mediatsly embarked on board the cartel shin
Dns'oeK, zoo British troops, prisoners of wsr-I6O
OF them belonged to De WatteviIe's Germ.n re- o.;
,ment, and were captured last fall on Lake Onssio
by commodore Chauscey. They left Pjttsf;eId t-o
gays since: The Germans were remarkably stout.
hardy looking men. About - Of them have msde
Their escape during the march, the Germans bav;ne
vice. ~ S '''Si' ser
for Halifax '"'' 'o'ihoiro",
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NORFOLK March n

We hsve seco letter from An Ag,sr;,., -.
er ~ fah7S' which mentions the dealh of Tg,,e.
No0eZF,s Ir'v9te 10 Capt ifge,'s COMPANY. VINO
vas Dken prisoner At Hsnpfon. In order az lie
u'epos or r''au's may be sTpr'zsd Ct the o.reufr
',sne'' t"e different Editors efNewa-papers IN viz.
NJ, rtpre'lei 70 cupy tbs notice "a weee,.
vs. r,''n what part o. the sste said Roosris Se.
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yfLJFDrpvJrJr

zen. Floyd reached this place in good health. on
sunday last The payment Of the troops commen.
Geo Geo to-day; Our tSwn is crowded with tie brave
, t1u we have nothing important FROM Fort
HUI. We presume that no ofF.nsivs orer.,;On.
G'h De commenced, until the arrival Of the North
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
PRnMnnInM

he President Of the U. States hes been pleased
to appoint SaLng-Msster BhSSETT, a L;en,snon,
N re Navy for his gallant conduct in repelIine the
sttarN ,pa'e ~ Blk of the enemys boats on the IT,
sshr, 1RHgator, under his command. in siona kv.r
on the night OF the 29th January last.
CChvieRon Times,
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And the House adjourned.
WAsI,INCrntr A.,


Copg Of a letter from Liem Creishfon command
iFg The UHiled Stairs brig Rdtikesnafe, 10 the
Secretary cfthe Macy.
L. g. Brig Rattlesnakc,
ut sea, 21Jt Feb. 1914
SNR-HaviHg tbs moment brought 20 an Ameti
., 'vateer after long AMI anxious chase Of IA
hours, aysi my self If the opportunity she tfFords
of gVi1g you the earliest information Of the veo,e,s
uEder NY command. I have sent in two aeu,raIs
Which trust you will approv- Of, when I hsve time
~ TsEe known 70 you particulars respecting them
the first, brig, had on board British officer and
ne nrer, which now have in charge. on Cane
Frereos the u inst captured and deqtrnySSd
~ EusIib brig With cargo Of coffee. We have
hen e'ssedby hisste and line Of battle shin
bot ut wiSh the HstJeshake avoided by or snpr
t'er ss'lhg, and the Enterprise by her usual good
foriuns; ~ tie 81 instance SEPARATED but i,is
ed elppHgy again five days after. ] pray von s;r
TO pardon my not being more communicative. as
tie co nmsoder &c thu ptvateer is extremely arxi
80 mak sail in nrs'tii of large CONVOY. IN an
hundred Sal, tilt left Hsypnns eight ,,sy, since
,ob- 90 Civ COOL sccOu IT Of them uyself
have tie bo1or % be, with high consideration &
re- sgect, Jour obedient rvant,
JOHN .. CREIGHTON.
IN. lo1 WI. Jones,
Secretary of the Navy.
Uk;S'FT. BIssFiT. Colonel NJ Tie 81, Toron,rr
FDEtiN' v. GAINES Colorsal nf the 95th I fst.
-, an6 WINFiBID SCOTT. Co'onsi If The 81 Z
hrtiiisrt, bave been respectite'y prinofea by De
Fresjert. with th advice 6. cofsent oftse SsHite, 10
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{. 9. Brig Rattlesn1l.c

CoPg Of a leitey from Liem CREIGHTON, co,nn,nnd
irg he Uni,ed STATES brig Ratiiesnafe, 10 The
Secretary fine Macy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

CuMssRLAND. Is. Taken BY <xeesf;sr !
10 be SoH at public 4uction on Eriaay. !
fbe,2ofb day 81 January n<xt, 1916
Elsven efthe Cbek, n. M. On tx Arxsri
A Ii the ii hs 10 Equity Of Recenptaios Is
samuel Todd he. in and 20 the foiIovinr
crih<d mortsAgsd Real Efate Gtuated in Pos;1
10 faid county bounded y follows, vis. 49,
u = hake RapAing IN the No,thesly Ode a
itfeet three feet from the moi 8outhesly c.
Of John Lovctt's houfe from .h9pce runniee r. y
terly At right ansIes with laid erect, aho1a y
rods, 20 Land formerly ownedby Caleb Ore
now owned BY JeGah Paine ,l.soce soush 4
four DeGrees YEA thirty Gsven feet. more O. \
adjoining Gaid Paines Land Land formersy
iongiugto John Holly ;,hence Sou,hesly 80
he iait mentioned Land about three r0ds q =
nreet; thence ea0erly adioinisg faid Asest ~
fslt bounds together With ~ he buiIdinr fhr1
Aarding being the fame the faid Todd bou0<S
John Dicks, BY aees dated Dec. ~, 1878, -
the Zane day morigaged hack the ismete d.
John Dicks for the finn Of feven hnndred;
twenty 1--WE dollarswi,h intercfi ~ appears bY,2
ord. MORQEJ.L JORDAN. D.. Sks,a
Portland Dec - '0t4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
MAkSHAL;S SALE

Uaifsd Sfass4@ Aasvise.
he,ia y Msiss
PURSUANT TO warrant from ,he Hon Bs,:x
Sewaii, Etq Judge Of he Unsed STATE, D;,l,;7
Court Of Maine hereby give public no,iee ~
ihaii expofe and fetl Al Pablo Auction = sE
h;ghei bidders II the ftoies Of McLell,. s1
fletcher 10 Portland, At 10 O'Clock on 1hvrfS-
the 9Th day Of January nest. the cargo & r..
foop Mary, contfing Of T
a23 bales, boxes, trunks and caies s
ENGLISH GOODS, viz - sI
Broadcloshs Cslicoes, Csmbrlck, Shauh. pIieo,.
veit'ngss kerfey Quiltings, Worried Hoie, cpee1n:
DO Flsnneis, BaiEes FeArn ugh,s, etochiuu I
shir,iDg &c &c compr;6ng aimoil svery ~ "
Brs.ilh Goods, circulated fer the Amer lfan
kes--dJa--at Warren. viii be fold on rr;A,, IA,
'he so h inn. snd sas urdAy the ga ina q 49,
boro' on both day. ~ % clock A M. 4 =
Der bbis Tar and Pitch, bbis Floor bbls g.
Soap, Pipe Cay. IL bag. Bread &c &c. Aic'
Hoop May and her .appur,tnsares afo !
Cable T.G THORNTON, Mari
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
Bottom or IGsk Bank Bills or Specie
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
Bowdoin College.

A. OrICR Is HEREBY ClvAN 20 the Trulsees
~ and Overfeers Of Bowdo,n College to convene
at The College chapel in Btuniwick on Ws.s1dsy
tie /as,ib ssy ~ January ssxs, at 10 o CLOCK a. NJ
tor the following puspoie.; namely,
>. 10 accept the felgnation Of The Hon Benja-
min J. Porter, Eiq, Treafuter Of fad College,
and TO chooie fone perion to fuccsed him in
office.
2. lode ermiue the duties, faiary, and tenure of
aid office.
s. TO appoint comptroller, or fuch other officer,
or Officers Of the treaiury, a. The boards llall
deem necefary, TO the iafeiy and regular appii-
cation of the College fund.- AID 20 determine
his or their tenure Of Office, dulIes and lalary
4 To chocie an agent or attorney 10 prolecu.e
and deseud all iuits, brought or to be bsought
by, or againf the Pretidcnt and Trulfees, or the
Overieefs Of laid College.
S. 0iupply al vacancies IN committees of the
board OF Truiiees, which mag appesrasshs lime
of the meeting
6. 10 chooie q committee to receive, If offered
full and ample iecur.ty, in pr psrty which ihAii
produce the annual iGtesea OF he iam iscured
or payment thereof IN behalf Of the pre6deu,
and iruitees of Bosdoin College, OF all fun,
which may BE- found due from the f4id T,e.(
urer Of the College, and, on the receipt Of finch
iecuri,y CT pay ment 10 cancel his and III, fure;~,
bonds and when obtained TO deroht iueh fccur-
ity or payment with The Preldens or Trealurer Of
the College, Is the boards fhaii Ie,e. mine.
!. To make au appropriation for contingent ex
tences. and 20 rate money, If the boards hould
deem il expedi vt, tor other neeei1ary q spencer.
g. To appoint committee with powers 20 fe,,le
ard defesmine the boundary lines. with ~
owner Of land adjoining The grants Of land q, ade
to the Pre6deut and Tsuases Of Bawd,in Col
iege. by tie late James Bowdoiu. Eiq and The
heir. Of the late samuel Thampfon. Eia in the
towns ct Bowdcin and Lib,
JESSE APPLETON, P,sias~.
Bsss/spieI Esc. ~, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
SaERIFFsS SALE

Taken By txeeggisn rand to be JoH at Pub
lie Auetian. on l6ursday, fke tqveJyth q
January, 1875, at ten o'ei5ek, II. N. en-
the prrmjes,
n LII the right. which Na,hl Stone and Henry
n Swaisy have in equity TO redeemshe toi
10 wing diicribed real eftate, norsSsged 20 fecure
she payment OF 100 dollars with interca from the
stIl October 1910 70 vii, .one acre OF land scun-
dea nos,hely ny land owned by Jtfsph Dink
wa.er. Eaierly hy land owned ny , jf.ph Thorn
a. Northwealyhy road leading TO New Couces
Ter ;fouthsansriy BY ro d leading 10 Cooth mill
ii us,ea anoe.h Yzrmaa h with buildings ,hsreon
,oge her with ali',he previsdges belonging. Tie
above properly !, morigSged 10 Nicholas l. Mitch
eli, tsq 0: Bah, and there has been about $50
cola. ,Iaid with the in,ereit towcrd The above
AN CHI G. MITCHELL. Deb SteT
r,or,hyarmcu.h. Dec oh. 1874.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
Weber & Chase

- -" ~ AsAvG uD&00 nHnf At
ENGLISH u FRENCH 6soonn
table for the prcsen, and .nprossh:ss
which are, :
best superfne 3rosdclo,hs
Midiing and low priced do.
Superhne Cass;meres, cons;st;a. -
black, d-ab and mixed
Cords-Coaings--DufHis
Flannets and ,nsizes
Peiiecs Cloths-Bombs zets
Observation-Disclosures
Best dressed and addressed c.,;....
Silk and common Cingasms
Csmbricks, white. black and colo...a
a large assortment Of Fancy Muslin.
ShAwls-silk and cotton Hsndkerch;.e.
Long Lawn Linen-Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies Beaver C,o..x.
ditto ditto silk Z wors,ed H.
Black and coloured Sc wing s;,ks
Coat and Vest Buttons
Ribbons-Tapes and Bobbins
Neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Grapes Pins
lotion Hose, gentlemen * ladies
BLK Cloyes-Button Moulds.
n general assortmcn, of Am .r;c..
q rSetary Goods, &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
"a HEREas, WE the fublesih.r. have pureh..

xh{HEREAS, WE the fubfcrihers have purcha-
" led legally and properly, and tor valua
BILE confederation, All tie right title and inleself
winch che following psrlon. have in the pr,xes,
pssxe mouey aud oshsr properly which was taken
by the pslvA,e armed tchooner Mammolk curtpa
her lait crafe, and have 10 eur petsGion the reeu
lar cerilcAses and tlckess w,sh proper powers Of
Attorney ausnsfihng Us TO demAad the iane-
WILLIaM lg3s, IS attorney irIevocable, for the
.fo,lox,ng 10 wu-pe.es ls,vaiI, Manuel N.cho.
la-, Peter sui.n. R,ihworlh Junkins iii,ana Sm.
John nukes. Frederick Long yohu Jnlsin. Rober.
del Moles Elvins aud Dimes Cooper. HoxAr,o
g QulseY, attorney tor John slmpion, DAVID
rio..oa, s.mue Farser, Johu Young, James Peter
tot, SslAs Mssd. Nlcho,as Rollins, William ttxai
speIees DeAekeg, lance Rols, Ohm McIn,vsr, SAM.
uel Sloue, EhtAx Hobbs, William l.atlsl. Mole.
Aiesrpi, aud Samuel Drew lxA GaAY, attorney
sos Siepheu ,ohnion aud Perry Coal. Now, there
tore We do By .Iseie pfsieaa aud by vir.ue Of the
susLotry vsiied IN us, hereby revoke, anuusi
aud make void ali auhorisy or agency which ii
tler Ct shs Aooye FAMED pesioos have deleaassd 10
James iIiisms or ANY o>ler perton whaifeeve s--
And We do ioftil the Martha OF the D.ilrict Of
Mains fsom rsyieg any prize money belonging to
he, VI the above msu ioied perivas, to any 9TH
er peron or peIions other than US or ioae other
psrton duly an hoslied by IA receive the tame
Ia tsiiin,ony whereof We have hereuo,o tet our
hands aud isAls shis lsteenth day OF December ia
he year eighteen hundred aud fourteen
WILLIAM iRUE,
liORAlIO g, QUINCY,
Ira Gray
CumasRLAnp e. Psrt!asd, De-. Is, 1914
Then per,onsiIy appeared the above perions and
acks owledstd this lniirumens by them Ggnei, 70
be lae,r tee an aad deed-Before me.
OLIVER 6SAY, Ju(lice Peace.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
Dec 2
49,
SHERRlFF'S SALE.
CuMBRaLAnp Is.

NUMBkRLAED IS.
Taken BY Virtue Of an Execution Which ]
boh a ANT Stephen Mcclellan, Of Pyt
land, MJald esu1ty. msy aud to be /okl at
Fablic <11efsoa, On the II day Of Jaaua
ry next, at II oel1ck, Il. M. attbe auc
f'sn roam Of timothy Fletcher, IN Ja.4
fozUH,
!, shares in the Corporation known by the name
z OF the Proprietors Of Ba,kcove Bridge with the
dividends which have oeeo growing dse thereon
face January . sos
JOSEPH M. GERRIsH. Deputy sSe.iT
Dec I2 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26

N1HEREAs, WE the fubicrihers Oilicers and
seanen On board the private armed ishoo-
ner called the Mamma h, dur,sg her lat c,r did
At aud III the harbour Of Portland, 10 the D,flsic
Of Maine At the mitigation OF .iaac G. Roberts,
one Of the owners or agent Of tie owners of iaid
fchooner Ggn certain Init umeni conflicting cne
James Williams. OF Baltimore, to be our Agens &c
tpecting our Share at prize, or prize money which
might be due u the end OF fsid cruiie-- Aud
whereas, the tame agency was improperly obtalred
from rs: Now, therefore, be il known, that We
do by heie prefent., revoke disannu reclaim aud
makev all the ageacy power aud authority Civ
en- or fuppoied OF INTENDED TO be given TO fAid WI,
lame or any Of h:s agents in this behAf And We do
furthermore NY theie prefents forbid Thomas c
Thornton Fig NArfhJ Of The Dsara Of Maine
and al other perfns. agents or aiiornies for the
government Off .es in truit for the fame fr ,m
paytng over any money or monte. or any o.her
property belonging to Ne a. oficess, feAmen, mari
ners or snsraes on hoard tAid ichooner duriag her
ancrulfe The laid James W,iams any Of Ia.
agents or as,ornies, unto any other retfon other
ihan ourge'ves individually aud refpecllvely
Hereby projecting aga,nit and atallowing any
clam which the fad Wi lianss may have or pre-
'ends to have by virtue Of laid Inilr uAsnt Ggued
A. sforefAid
10 wttnefs whereof we have hereunso fet our
hands and Ieas, this 6feenth day oi December
eighteen huadred ane fourteen.
IVORY HuRrREss a. Lass.
JAMES HaLi.. 2i Lisas,
kiSHARD LAVtf,
JOIN c. sWASrON
Witnef. OLiv1s BsAy,
10 Era z. NoYss.
CUMBERLAND. Is Dec. 18th. 1914
Then pe'tonaily appeared the above i9nsrs and
Acknowledged the ssove ,nitsument by Item Ggu.
ed, TO be their deed Before me,
OLIVER BRAY, Julce Peace.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
NOTICE

XIE the fubferibers having been appointed by
w the Hon Judge of ProbA for he coun,y
Of Cumberland 20 receive and examine The claim
OF he crediossto the et4se VI William Beckett ,iafe
OF Portland 10 ia'd county. tailor, decsAed, repre-
fsaed iniolvent, give notice that Gu IN gnths are Al
lowed The creditors 10 bring iats rove their claim,
And tina, VIC fhaii atiend thar tervice at ftore
No !, Fncomb's Whar. on the feeond ruefdsy OF
this add the foue to'.ow,ns moaths, at 10 O'Clock
N on each Of laid days
JOSEPH rITCOMB,
JAMES CHADBOURNE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
-.OST, Jr.
%. the Marfhals Sales ia POI

the Marfha's Sales in Por,I
iih--London 5U PERFiNE II MS, of the
moh fashionable kind-'ikewife MILITARY
HATS, of the new fafhion and trimed IN the mott
elegant manner ~
The above with the llo.k he has lately purchaf-
ed of Mr.. john Mahan comprifes large and som
p,ee aIortment Of Hats, and will be fold as cheap
as caa be pnrckaied in Bottom Perlon, wiihing
for mon salhionabIe and good Hat, viii pIeafe
to apply a, the Store lately occupied BY Mr.. John
Mahau. Exchange Stree, Portland.
% Cab and The bigbsf Price lgiOeu for
all kinds ERrs.
December z, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
20 nouar5 REGARD.

ID UNAWAY from the iubiciber on the 18Th
IN ui, an Indicated apprentice 10 the baking bu
hnefs. named Jstpb Sso,y. about Is year, old S
feet inches high. dark complexion, eyes and hair
full mouth with lear on the under iip--Wose a
way a dArk c,a: mixd wefcoa, aud blue srowsers
Al perfons are forbid hArbour,ng aud ,rui.ins
or employing hin, under the penait Of the aw--i
will give 20 dollars reward for izd run. way or S
dollars for fneh information THAI he may be sttains
ERA DREW
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
NOTICE..

SrHE Stockholders in The Maine Fire aud Ma
rine lssuranee Company are hereby noi.6ed
that their ANNUAL meet,og tor the choice of nioe
d reetoss for the ehiaing yeae, will be held their
ciTice ia Exchasgs 81 Get. on Tuefday the Sd day
of January a. D. 1915 at clock in the after.
noon.
BY order ofthe Preldens aud Directors
John DEANE jr. Secretary
M, r. snd Marine Inlorance Office. Dec. S 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
MONI1ORL4L.
ELEGANT EXTRACT.


zHE RSscRREc7IoS OF JESus CAelsy
From the Sermons of the 4. Scotch Preacher"
Twice had the sun gone down upon the
Garth, and all was yet quiet at the sepul-
chre death held lis scep,re over the Son
of God: still and silent he hours passed
on the guards stood by their post, the
rays Of the midnight moon CLEANED on
their helmets, and on their spears the
enemies of Christ exuted in their success ];
the hearts Of his friends were sunk IN des-
pondency and in sorrow /, the spirits OF
glory waited in anxious suspsnce to behold
the event, aud wonder at the depth OF the
WAYS of God. A, length the morning star
arising in the east announced the approach
orlighs the third day began 10 dawn up
on the world, when on sudden the earth
,rernbled to its centre, the powers Of hea
ven were shaken; an angel of God deseen.
jed, the guards shrunk back from the ter
Tor Of his presence, and fell PROSTATE on
the ground his countenance was like
lightning, and his raiment was as white IS
snow; he rolled away the stone from the
door Of the scpulchre, and sat upon II
Blu, Who is thi. that cometh forth from the
tomb, with dyed garments from the bed Of
death He tina, is glorious 10 his appearance
walking in the greatness Of his strength
Il is thy Prince, o Zion = Christian, i, is
you. Lord. He hath trodden the wire
press alone he hath stained his garments
with blood hui now, as the first born from |
the womb of nature, he meets the morning |
ofhis resurrection He arises conquer
e. from the grave; he returns with bles-
sings from the world Of spirits; he brings
s.lvalion to the sons of men. Never did the
returning sun usher in day SO glori-
Gus II wasshc jubilee Of the universe. The
morning stars sung together, and all the
sons Of God shouted aloud for joy /; the
Father OF Mercies looked down from his
throne in heaven !. with complacency hv
beheld his world re stored; he saw his work
tina, it was eoad Then did the deser, |
rejoice the face Of nature was gladdened
before him, when the blessings Of the eier.
nal descended IS the dew Of heaven for the
refreshing of,he nations
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
Valuable FARM for flle.

THE iubfcri,er ofIers for fae exec 'ens Farm
i GuAsedJn P1rfon.6ed, Maj 80 miles freh,
Portland and 80 from Portsmouth, Said farm con
tain, 81 scressof excellent land principally fenced
Wei propor,ioaed Cor moving. pafture, ',itsgs
orchard aad wood land with good iupply OF wa
ser aud good houfe aud barn on the fame. For
. more particular deicription aud the terms Of
paymenf Enquire of he fnbfcriser
por tmOu H. Dec d DAVID MARSTON
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
Pay the Post-or do worse.

HID iubicrber's time is out on the 6tit dav Of
January for carryirg the Mail on the reu,
through theie towns, vtz.--Waferford, Paris. M,
nos iAvesnore Jay, suaue. and Buck6clc he
therefore eali on al perfocs iadsb,ed 20 h,,n for
poiage 70 pay the fame On the Grii day OF Japu
asy Re>eip's will be left where their GA GERS ar.
left all ,hole xho have recs,ved receipts for
poaage are 'equeAed 20 bri1g them forward
Nv - 1914 VIM. SANTN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
SHERIFf'S SALE.

Taken ~ virtue Of an Execution 7vd;ek
bsa agagf Aathaniet Peor, Of Bxrn
seitk, in /aid County. merchant. and 70 /
SID at Pubhek 4durfion on tie a7d =
Of January next, at III o'clock a. ~
the dspel'iag haa/s Of lbsmas $. IjqaI,onk
in ByM/wiek, in aid Coarfy,
q SHARES 10 the Bruufwick Cotton lnapi
= orr, 10 WI, No .. So * s. ~ b.
MORRILL, JoRDoN DIP si..iS
Dr.. II, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
Brunfwick Cotton Manufaeforv.

THE undersigned one of the Directors OF the
Bruniwek Cotton Mandatory is authorized
to liquida'e The accounts of this corporation and
to receive the balances due the fame-All perfoos
having accounts open with ths concern are re
queiied to call At the Rore of the underfgusd and
fettIe he fame, and all who are i,debted will
Peate 10 pay the balances without delay
Portland, Dec. 20, 1914 DANIEL. HOW
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
WILLIAM OXNAHD,

No s M.Esys Rsro
RI AZ jun opened for fac. cafe 'ighs ana dark
= CAiicoes; 2 cafes MADRAS aud cotton HEkis ,
CATE plan ilire Muiln cate bundle xad
MiId Pms bales Fanaells and BAile, blue
black ADD olive broad Cioshs; Ga.iimeres, vsll,egs
black and green Bombaxe;,s; black ch,ueie Grapes;
white Camoricks cotton shawls--Afo American
Yarn G:nghams, Shittugs, sheetinss, Stripes, &c.
October II IT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-26
-'~S~Sg'
WINTER.

WINTER
The churlisl Snn his glory shrouds,
Beneath n.ssGuc Of frowning clouds
Winter collects his band
Of snow, and rain, and diving hail -
Of III that cisrm'e On hill. o. dale,
Despohs The dropping land.
PERHAPS the towing mountains top
flow powdered like ON airy Top,
A tracts the distant view;
Ard now around its misty cone,
The storm floating veil has thtown,
Of dark and sullen hue.
Agsio, ye frieniless spd ye.poor
Pleoste fresi, hardships 30 endure.
Bene sth the Tyran.'s sway.
Shut not your hearts, ye rich and great
gins, the poor now at your gaze.
nu' help ,h-m on their wsv.