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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
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Monday, May z, 1911.

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The mails for the last week, have been
unusually barren Of liner foreie . or dofhes.
de news Of an interesting nature. The
state Of affairs in this country are wrapped
in mystery and uncertainty. There are,
enc day, reports Of pacific nature in circu
la,ion and the next they are followed by
those Of an opposite character.
The government as we'll as their advo-
Gates appear to be in rather distressing di-
kmma. That mad rage and blind zeal
which has heretofore ac,uated the authors
ID supporters Of the War, il subsiding with
nany and their declarations are "we must
have peace" Sensible, tina, without the aid
dbonaparte, it would be worse. than insan.
~ to think Of continuing the system Of
commercial restriction, of course, it is idle,
hnger to pretend, that it is in the power
dthis country TO starve either Great Rrit.
iin or her Colonies. The mismanagement
md disasters of the Canada expeditions
hare 70 mortified and Disguised many Of
Tie more rational among the war party that
they have become sick of the business
through the incompe:ency and misconduct
dthose who have had the direction of it,
These opinions We consider e. favourable to
peace, for they will not be wHssOut their ef
iscta Washington Let the voice of the
people be for putting an end to this war now
andit will be done.
mother rumoT of an .Armisfice.
The New York Gazette Of the 2s,h ult.
announces to the public " that now there is
aprospecs Of an ARMISTICE" and ex.
presses belief that it will be promulgatsd
IN : few days What authority or reasons
the Editors Of that psper have for entertain
lng this opinion We know not but in the
present changing disposition Of the Cabinet
a.he United States, it is possible, tho
10, very probable, that such an event will
soon take place.
It's further stated that all the retaliation
prisoners are 10 be released except %
claimed as Englishmen, captured in arms
aSalast the country at the battle of Queen
s'ovn, and sent to England for trial, and
ake number seized by the President, as
hostages. 4
The Editor of,he Phiiadelphia Political Reg.
vet. IN commenting on the effects of The pres.
fu'nous ard Unnecessary war. gives the follow.
as distressing abstract ofloss and gain :-~let it
@resd and pondered upon by every eflectng
nan mi the country.
The suspension Of trade and navigation,
and the loss of agricultural, commercial
and mechanical industry, including the
waste Of property, to an amount OF not
kss than S2oo,ooo,oo0
increase Of the National
debt, loo. 200
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
MAhkIkU,

MAhRIEU,
In N York. Rev. Hooper Cummings. Of New
ark, N J to Miss Sarah S Wright.
In the month Of March last II Roadstown,
Cumberland cocn,y, II Jersey. BY the Rev M
Reeves. OF Dee,feld. DR.. Charles CLARK, 10 Ms
anna Gllmsn. both OF that place. after . shori
courtship of IS years!
Cupid. mischief making boy.
Sm.l'd to see maid SO coy.
'Tis said he kiss d his bow and swore,
He'd prove 10 her his sovereign power.
For twenty years he s,outly strove,
And then resign'd his esuse 70 Jove
Who sfier six shor, fee,ing years,
To Hymen's fame victim besrs
In Msmsroneck, N Y Jonathan G Tompkins
.ged 80. Gather to he Governor Of N Yak) g
Miss phcte Reynolds, aged So.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02

U. States may place, as an item Of credit.
the reelection of James Madison to the
Presidency, which, like negative quality
in Algebra, is less than nothing"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
Wanted to Hire,

A HOUSE. or part Of II use, suitable 70
small family, in . cent al sisuAtion- Enquire Of
he Psintc.. NAV 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02
RUM.

r GREELY has confaautIy for faie. either 1t
A1' his fore or at the Ear end DIsrILLERY
New England & re6tified RUM.
Mr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02

Pecuniary loss, $500, 900. 900
thirty thousand lives that have persisted
oy the sword, or sickness incurred in
military service
ne distress, and, in many. instances, ire.
''ievabie ruin in which hundreds Of
thousands of families have been involved.
An abatement Of which, the People Of the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02

Making difference between the state OF he
weather on Sunday 1t sun rise and on Tuesds,
Of 68 degrees. The wind during the 1--WE frs,
days Of The week vas N w. with . clear sky.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02

MR. SHIRLRY,
loose We with much pleasure. that propo.
sails are issued for publishing BY subscription. an
Atlas Of Ancient and Modern Geography. A
work Of this kind has long been wan, ed in this
county, and from the known ac,lvi.y and enter
prise Of the publishers, the intrinsic merit Of inc
york. We dstter ourselves the undertaking will
not prove unsuccessful. Children have no. nee n
in the habit OF fixing in the minds with sufic,cn'
precision the relative situation OF nations: sno
even persons Of more advanced age are sp, 10 run
through histories withou, refsr.Hg a1ten,ivsly to
maps, or withou, distinc, notion Of The coun
,ries men,. oned BY historians. The work about
to be published viii, We think. supply me h,shes
20 great deficiency. The plan, fom the speci.
men we have Of it, attached 10 the SUBSCRIPTION
paper, appears 10 be very good, il embraces an
Gent and modern geography. and contains sever.
ii maps which are very ssaee, and have no,
before been published in The U States snoihc :
advantage in this edIion u, that The APPS. being
executed Win great degree OF nea,ness. are
al coloured, hus sffordins % those who use them,
q fscili,y, which no other kind possesses. Ollhe
utility Of maps 10 all classes Of citizens nothing
need be said i, must be obvious 10 every one,
lhas It 10 impot ant for the merchant to know the
situation of those countries 10 which be SENDS
HE p. oduee tne student without them cannot
read with profit and to the politician they are
,ndispensx the frequent recurrence 70 them
by others. will secure them from the disgrsce u
which their ignorance may expose hem re
collect N instance Of Ibis kind, which will pu
Ibis point in clear light once knew man.
who on being asked where . certsin west In.
dia Island. mentioning the name ofit. Gas si,us
led. replied very confidently. why sir It il III
Spaln.-rhe subscription paper 10 lett ~ M, /,
Lit.lc's bookstore. When We consider the
enespness VI the book. which 10 to subscribers,
=. The ssme price ~ DR.. Morse's last edition,
though containing number more maps and al
coloured. we are persuaded it will receive the
encout sEemen. il 50 highly deserves. L.
The uedthev.-As great. il not greater differ
ence IN The state Of the weather. ~ 10 hest and
cuid. WA experienced here in the course OF The
last week. - was ever known in 50 short peri.
ID The mercury in farenheit's thermometer
hanging in the shsde, stood At the ,:mes men
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-02

PSvildnd. April 80. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
Medical lnltitution of Y ale. College.

THE Lectures in the Medical Inlii ution Of Yale
College. will commence on the 81 4 day of
October, and continue Eve months without vaca-
ton. The lame building will be occupied a. laR
year. Commons viii be provided. The Audents
will not pay any part OF the rent of the public
rooms, either for the lecture rooms or Of tho(e
occupied by the Commons, and only part Of the
rem, of the private rooms will be charged to them
The fees are, s dollars on being mstrieulated
and dollars So cents for each courfs Of lectures
and there four cour(es; thele fees are paid 10
advance; the hudents are At liberty to attend all
the courfes, or only part as they pleafe The
price of board 10 the Medical Commons, was, du
ring the tan fealon, pare Of the ti@e dolls SO
cent?, and part Of the time dolls. IS cents per
week. In order that the Steward may know to
what extent to make Provi6sns thofe Who propole
TO attend the lectures requesd TO fend in their
names ~ foon a. convenient, to DR.. Jona,han
KUigh,.
Sgssd IL 5sbsf efs1s Medtai Fassl!y # 1sis College
NATHAN SMITH,
Protector Of Theory ard Pra ctice Surgery &C
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
Hon. Silas Lees Eltate.

THE creditors of the Eaate of the Hon. SILAS
4 LEE. late Of WiicsAe,, ia the county of Lin
coin. Zig deceafed, and all concerned are hereby
notified that standardization on fad eltale has been
2, an,ed to Tempe Lee. the widow of iaid deceai.
ed. BY me the 'ubier'ber. Judge Of the Court OF
Probate for the county of Cumberland. being the
molt an,iens county adjoining the iaid county of
Lincoln, of The Probate Court of which county the
Hon jeremiah Bailey, Efl who il in.ereaed in laid
sftaae is the Judge that the fame sitate has been
repreiented ,nfoiveut, and that have ai6gned
Wednesday, the ninth day Of November nezs, at
10 clock, A. M. to appoint Commifiouers TO re-.
ceive aud examine the claims aga;ulf the laid ei.
tate and to conlder of an allowance TO be made
the widow out Of the Perfopal efia,e Of fad de
ceaied at a Probate Court then TO be holden At
the Regifter's Office in Portland wnen and where
they may appear and be heard the con.
SAM. FREEMAN.
Portland. OA 18th, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
1Bp the asaas.


Extract Of a leter from a sentlem0 IN Washington
Cry tsshe Editors Of the Ne, cantle AdOytiser.
dated Oet 8.
Coversmen, have this day received dispatch
Is from heir Commissioners At Client. Their
contents have not been made public but it is IN
derstood ,ha, hing favorable is TO be expec,
ed. Al their frss meeting they rememb red
the country to which they belonged and with
manly promatness, rejected the degrading
terms proposed by the British comm lssoners,
and delivered to them their ul,imalum, to which
they were informed no reply cos.a be given
until II had beer submitted 70 The Ministers al
London, and further instructions received; for
which they were VISITING when Lord Castle.
resgh passed through Client. HIS lordship hav-
ing left London befare the dispatches arrived,
be could not say whst would be the decision If
the British Cabinet, but presumed tina, some.
thing more favourable would be suggested;
which produced short correspondence between
the C Commissioners, but rot . renewal OF the
Negoci atons and ~ il is believed that the Bril-.
ish will nor decide before Lord Castiereagh re-
turns to London, Il 10 feared we have yet long
time TO walt before We know he result, psr,icu'
hrly If our Commissioners should propose to rec
move the seat of Neg from Ghent to
Washington, and ,esse Europe without progress.
ing any further, which is not improbable.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17

reported the mseives 10 the confn andsnt neither
were they under any commsnd. The pre- cipitaie
etreat of the u. S troops should be accounted
for by their. having awaited the near approach
OF the enemy, in order to ascertain their num-
bers and thereby decide upon the propreiy OF
making any defence. The number of cattle in
tue fort WAS only 20 head.
Our information with regard to the number
of guns destroyed was also incorrect. Inte ID
IF 90 24-pounders, there were but 10, z #
which Lieut.. Morse destroyed md the o her 8
fell into the hands Of the enemy The morning
# the day on which the guns were destroy ed,
Lieut.. Morse wac inform med by xpress. that the
=nemy with force of 1900 men were ON their
march f. m Castine to demand he surrender of
The post he comm anded. II ID his in diligence
oeen true, as was generally believed, there would
not have been time either to femove or bury he
suns-which ought 10 exonerae Lieut.. NJ from
any blame on that score. On leaving the f,rt
the 5. troops SCI fire 20 the soldiers barracks,
which were entirely consumed.
The only defence which they were capable
+ mixing, was from the Blockhouse, and it was
eserved for that purpose until The near approach
of the enemy precluded The possibility of DIES.
trcying il.
l is true that the destruction of the guns
gave dissatisfaction TO the inh ,btsn,s at Mscbi.
IS and as the event proved, there was time to
have removed the hesvy ordnance still there
were field pieces. noun ed on carriages, in
he Keeping OF the militia, which were not re-
moved, bui fell into the hands Of the enemy.
The gentleman who gave us the account las,
week respecting the number Of cattle in the
fort, says he obtained his information fem Mr..
Turner, the owner OF the cattle. who said there
were two droves>-50 in one and 10 in the otbei.
The same motive which induced US 20 breach
tbs subJect in the FIRST nsisncc--To RITABLI.H
THs rRUTH-Dduces US to make this further
cosreC ION.
Lieut. Manning, whom the Argus has been
,ufiing for several weeks past, takes it in high
dudgeon tina; he should be accused Of oe,pg he
commander of he fort At Msckia., and has Au-
THoRIsED IL 20 say that any intimA alton Of The
kind is an ABSOLUTE LIE! As we have never
sccused him Of possessing such CONNIE d, the
lie csnno, rest with Us. Let those see 20 IT
whom it concerns
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
Bounty Of 100 Acres Of Land to
DeSeyiers.

John Holmes and A. X. Paris, two democratic
Senators, are deserters from federalism and honest
politics, and il they succeed in being elected Menu
bers of Congress, they will probably make applica
ton for and will each obtain his 100 Of land
Suppose, however, while theywere on their way to
Congress after the peace, they should hear that the
Canadian government had retaiiated by offering a
bounty of 100 and one acres of land to deserters
from democracy uhtre should we next hear of these
Honorable Gentlemen Bidwel and Gannett, two
eminent and eloquent democratic leaders, chose
them lots in Canada, and left their party in the
lurch soon after the Chesapeake affair. they did
right to retire. after they found their usefulness was
at an end here.-Saiem Gazette.
The papers state that salt is sold, at the City OF
Washington at the enormously high price of twenty
five cents quart This perhaps is the reason why
the administration was unable to sare lis bacon on
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
JUST PUBLISHED.
4 ND ready for delivery =. the Book ifore Of
n WILLIAM HYDE. the 81 plumber Of the
Christian Monitor
CoNTAINING

CONTAINING
Tru and Error. No 2-Adembly Of Miniaer.
IN Bottom, 10 I743-MifceIiany, Nos I and g.
AnOhfervah'e Providence An Intereiling Story
The good Olive tfee-Eeele6affica, Hitory of the
D,itr'cf of Maine Report Of the Truaees of the
MafAchuietts Mfiionary Soc,ety-Letter from
the Rev. Mofes b. adford Of F asceiiown. N H.
Value of the Art of Printing-Counetticut Bible
Soeie'y Rufiian Bible socie' lee Britifh aud
Foreign Bible soeie'y-Letter from the Pafior of
. Germsn Lu herau Chu CHI in Paris--Orgnai
Poetry-Hymn fol Rpiphaoy.
Subferibers 10 town are de6red to call q. above
aud receive their Books. O9 II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
Caleb Crafam's Efate.

re Creditors OF the Efta,e Of CALEB GRAF
Fam. late OF Portland IN he county of Cum-
beeland. Gentleman, dece4fed, are heresy notified
thar Ann GRAHAM adminiitraris ON laid rlta.e has
exhibited TO me her account Of Adm,ni(fs a ion aud
k' an Allowance out Of the peional eft4te Of fard
aeceaaed and tina have All COED Wedneftay the
twenty 6sth day Of Octoter ,ntlaot q two clock
IN The afr ernoon, to coui Ter fad account and re-
quefa q Probate Coust hen - hs holdsa as,he
Regi0er of Probases Office in Portland when and
where they may he heard shereoa
SAM. FREEMAN, Jsxs y [sis cssss.
GA. II, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
EV = MING SCHOOL.

HF fubfcriher's Evening School viii commence
~, Eos-i.g, foe inf uctiog in the utual brsn
che' of education aud he hopes GiI to meri, the
cor hdence OF h. emrloyer'--Terr,s four dgifats
per quar'e,, including Candies, PEGS, ac--st the
lame feh'ol will be taught Navigation. Surveying.
sook Keeping. Lunsr Observations by Dunn's
Lunar Tables, and particu ar attention paid TO
insiru6sng in The asweQ fyilem of wiring s.s.
OCT. ~. WILLIAM MOODY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
TICKETS.
Portland. Oct

THE Union Cana Lottery Commence drawing
in Bottom the preient month. it contains
prize of g 900 Do'lars, I of 100 dollars,
do of 10000 do. l Of 5000 do
be6des a large number of fmaler prizes, fuch a,
1000 500, 90 81 go, &c Thofe who " III 10
acquire handlome fortune for ,rihe, will do
wei 70 call at the Bookltore and Lottery Office Of
LIrTLE, d Co. Middle itreet--where may be
had wholes halves quarters and eighs., At the
rigioal price, Prize rickets in other Lo,teriss,as
well a. all kinds Of Eaaern and New York bill,
will be taken At par for Tickle o. and for Books and
Stationary which may be bad in great var,e y At
the above Store Oct "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
Marhal's Sale.

U"itst State, IF Aas,ieo Z
D,f,ia # Msine,T
PURSUANT TO warrant frcm he Hon Da.
vid sewaii, Judge of the D.arid Cour, Of
Maine, hereby give Pubic Notice. that flsail
e-pofe and sell tothe h,gbe,l bidder at Pu5-
nc Auction, at the office of Jofeph S'ore,. E!q,
Collector, in he iowa of Welles, on Sa utday Inc
22d Infant, at ~ o clock N
80 pieces Black Chineie. Cape; eroce Of Put
TOM; condemned and ordered TO be fold by or.
der of faid Judge.
Given under my hand at saco, Oa. A, 1914.
T.G THORNTON Nc, Bal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
british TROOPS.

Il appears tina. since he arrival Of the large
division of British troops in Canada from Bor-
desux, there has scArcelyA week elapsed bu
,vhat there has been srrlvsis Of smaller det,ch
men s at Quetec, from England aud Ireland. In
the Two last weeks IN Sept. sboui 1900 arrived.
There has been regular but noise'css intro.
due, ion OF troope, and the fact msst occasion
some snx!ey.
Il appe RS that the u. 5. Corvette John Ad
ans, spoke on the Is Of Sept q convoy from
Portsmou TO- Cork, with troops. A Cosk the
new xecdition Tor America was to sendezvous,
and ma, be expected 20 sail early in Sept. prob
ably too late 20 proceed 20 Quebec-atd there
tore mu.. be expec ed &C, else where.
s98 ofiicers and soldiers arri,ed at Quebec on
the 90 h ult. IN Transports, which ssiied tfom
Cork the later ps0 of July
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
MARYLAND ELECTIONS.

The most pleasing and gratifying results
ofthe late election are flowing in upon Us
from all paris Of the state-the public are
awakening from their stupor ; they have
spoken ia tone that must DC heard and al
tended to at Washington.
Frederick county has resurnedFederalists
BY a majority oil between - and l4oo; last
year the majority was $50
.4nne .frundel has chosen 5 fedcralists
and democrat; this county has been dem
esraiic for the last years
Prince George gives federal majority Of
400; last year 240.
The hon II. c. Hanson is elected to con.
sress withou, opposition.
Gen. Sfeuart and the hon. Chas. Colds.
borough, are of course re elected.
Baltimore county gives only democratic
majority oil $50; at the last contest, when
gen Winder was the federal candidate, the
majority was upwards of 1900
Baltimore City gives democratic major.
Ivy of $50 at the same contest last year,
II gave upwards OF 270o
The hon. s ,Archtr, demo. is elected to
congress by only 10 majority; his OPP
ponent, A Jarrett, esq was announced bui
few days before the elec;ion-earlIere x-
er,ion would have insured his election III
this hitherto highly democratic district
Montgomery County, has returned led
sralis's without opposition.
Cecil has federal majority OF 262; last
year IS.
Kent gives near double the majority II
Gid last year.
Talbot returns 4 f. deralists +; last year 4
democrats.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
SeMon BuEaeff.

THE Circuit Court of Common Pleas for the
county Of Cumberland. having ordered thar
the Petit Juror, for the next Term (vz he bird
TuAday of Nov nesU to at,end on he Geeond
day OF the term 10 order that FELTON, Bu6sels may
be attended to on the FRI day I hereby give mo-
tice thereof to all concerned. BY orde. af .faid
Court SAM FREEMAN Cievk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
MORE SYMPTOMS.

ChaEcothe, OHIO, Seft. II. Gen. DUNCAN
M'AxrHun has this day announced in G
O. that circumstances beyond his con
trout, impose on him the painful duty ofan.
nounciag, that the mounted expedition pro
posed TO be carried on by order oil the Presi.
dent, against the hostile indians, is a5an
doned. 1.-THE information" he says, switch
was solicited from the War Department in
relation to the pay, credit for tour Of duty.
&c. allowed to those might serve on the ex.
pedition, has not been received yet"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17

/ he iubfcriber hereby give, public notice to all
: concerned that The ha' nees duly appoaed aud
taken upon herfef. the untt Of Admin ilirAtrix on
the elate Of TIMOTHY D BURNAM late of
Bridsetons in tie county Of Cumberland, yeomaa
deceaied. by giving bond a the Law d,Yec,.-She
therefore requelts oil perlons who are indeoied 10
the faid deceaseds ellate 20 make Immediate paw
ment and those who have any demands fher coz, 70
exhibit the fame 70 HANNAH 5URNaM.
O0 IS, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
Caroline also 4 federalists; last year s

Caroline also federalists last year
democrats and federalist.
John E. Herbert, esq is elected to con
gress in the place Of DR.. Kent, demo by a
majority Of so4
George Baer, EGG is also elected in the
place Of Geo RinggOld. demo he goes in-
to Allegany with majority Of so votes,
which county will increase his majority
These 2 districts have been democratic for
the last IA years
The result will be, from present returns
federalists and democrats 10 Congress
At present there are federalists and s
Notwithstanding a nett FEDERAL gain in
the congressional representation of4.
In the Assembly SO federalists TO 81
democrats, leo,ing ma ority of So, and in
joint ballot, OF 23-(lor the choice Of Gov
ernor, Council, and the United States Sen
ator)-which is 20 more than last year.
We would say to Pennsylvania and New
jersey" DO thou likewise. ~ Telegraph.
DELAWARE ELECTION.
The federalists OF the state Of Delaware
have succeeded in the election of mem5 RS
of Congress, by majority Of fifteen hun
dred votes.
In Newcastle County the democratic
majority last year was COS, this year the
democratic majority for member OF Con.
gress is 277
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17

I'as iubfciber hereby gives public notice to al
concerned, that lhe has been duly appointed aud
taken upon herfelf the trult Of Aom,nl 0ratrix OF
the eila,e of Mark ENERY. late Of Poland,
in the country of Cumberland yeomsa deceased,
by giving bond a. the law directs-She there fore
requeas all perfons who are indebted to The laid
deceaieds eilaie to make Immediate paymeo, aud
hole Who have apy demands Their con, to exhibir
rhe lame 10 her
ANNA y EMERY.
O9 c, 1874 mark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
LINCOLN b AK.

THE Stockholders of the Lincc.n Bank sse here.
by notified thar an inftalimea, Of twenty dol
lars ON each fhase 10 the flock of faid Bank is OF
dered to ne paid 10 on or before Tuefiay the Gr(s
day OF November ne1t.-By order of the Prefdenr
and Directors. SETH TRUFANT, csjSie..
Beth, Ott. llth, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-17
OA e,Is,4

I hE iutfcriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
concerned. that Che has been duly appointed
and taken upon herief the trua of Admsniiirarix
on the easie of SlLAS LEE, lsre # Wile.Ie,. io
the county Of Lincoln. Fig Dsce4ied. by giving
bond a. the law DIRECTS she therefore lsquesls
III perfons who are indeb'ed TO the faid decesf
eds sRate 20 make Immediate payment and
,hofe who have any demands thereon, to erh;b;r
the fame to TEMPE LEE, la.,s.
Sept, 50, 1914