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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31
Ebirtfentb Congrefs.. ..ad 6etIion.
HOUSE OF REPRESBNTAT7YES,

TUEspAy,JAS. 10 The note Of war
has not this day been sounded. The
army bill No. 2, has given way to SUBJ
ject more Immediately interesting to
the people OF Massachusetts.
Mr., KING, (of York Co Mass sta
ted the necessity OF making some le-
gislative provision in behalf OF suffer-
ing class OF the community. A num-
Der Of coasting vessels, he said, were dc.
tanned by the Embargo in the ports OF
Boston, Salem, Newburyport ect. where
they had disposed oil their freights OF
wood and had taken in return supplies
for their families during the winter
These supplies had been relanded and
the masters and crews Of these vessels
had been compelled TO return on foot,
from one 10 ,hree hundred miles, to
their homes where they lound suffering
families, TO whose relief they were una
BILE 10 contribute. After proceeding al
some length to detail the hardships
which the peculiar bearing of the En-
barge Law TO which lie had alluded,
wouldipflict on the Inhabitants Of Maine,
he offered Resolution which after
some notifications the House agreed
to consider, ayes 90, noes 50 he
Resolution as modified i. nearly as tol-
lows:-
Resoived, That the Committee e Foreign
Relations he instructed 10 inquire into the
expediency of so amending Me scl laying sn
Embargo on all ships and vessels in The ports
and barbours Of The u. s. ~ TO permit such
coasling vessels OF ihe u. S. W were absent
Fl ON The districts in which they are owned
and employed when their masters were no
tihed Of said act, to return 10 said dis riots
with then ssrgoes on board ; ant that the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31
From lie Dos u. a. Al, Adver,iser.1
anecdotes in Massachusetts LIE

dHecdOIeS IN MASSACHUSETTS LIE.
gtsiafnre.
The. Hon Speaker had a very fir
and pleasant hit at certain cahting
Eccleslaslic who was preaching up 10y
ally and submission
he three or iour clergymen in the
house happen to be iurious advocates
foi 'Var, and soi~. OF THEM We know
lpa tieulariy The Rev. Mr. Aiken have
pretty unequivocally recommended The
shedding OF the blood oil Federalist:,
that Is TO say, civil war.
one OF them complained that the
advocates oil Peace had in debate ,efees.
ed on fhe Clergy. III must call you 10
order MIR Baker, (said Mr. Rigelow)
| have heard no reflections on that Gu
cradle and higlly respected profession
IL l had heard any such, | should have
reiroved them from the chair. aave
indeed heard some remarks and no lit
tie surprise expressed, that some indi-
yiduals OF that profession had acted in a
manner little calculated TO do it honor I"
1T was fair remark and we'll said
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

by violence but only in thewsy. which
the constitution has granted us-free.
dom OF speech and RICH of election
God hath instituted, or lord. ined," the
office or "power, "aDd suffereth man to
| execute 1t AS God teaches by Minis
tiers, so govern by magistrates not
that he needs either but is pleased to
make use of both. The chief magis
,rale Is in peculiar manner "lhe min
'sfe, Of God" for good; hence must be
righteous, or evil consequences will
follow: God has no where p omised to
bless the administration OF wicked men.
he end OF government IS Tor the pan
ishntent Of evil, and the enccurageme Mt
OF bood works. Good rulers. of W hich
Paul speaks, are for the good of mn
kind. And it would be presump uous
to say, that God is pleased with IN
righteous rulers, or that he will not
punish their transgressions.
When national righteousness shall
prevail-when truth, honesty. the "a.
cred Sabba.h, and he duties OF the
sanctuary shall be rightly regarded ;
then the nation will be exalted.
We close this number with the
words Of Gen. Washington, contained
in circular letter, to the Governors of
the several States.
"fhat He," (the Ruler OF tn. uni.
verse; "would most graciously be plea.
sed 10 dispose US alto do justice, 20 love
mercy, to demean ourselves with tina,
charity, humility. and pacific temper of
mind, which were the characteristic. Of
the DIVINE AurHos of Our p,EssEp
RELIGION without humble imitation
Of whose example 10 these things, we
can never hope to be a happy nation"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

he power, and tina ,ne offs % give us
that peace, which she conquers from all
other eneInes. We sincerely rejoice to be
informed, Ina her Pacific overtu es have
been embraced by our government, nd ,ha
negotiation for peace will soon be com.
menced,
rus pacific measure would afford us en-
eoursgemen,, If The circuitous course and
needless delay attending the Russ,.n Mis-
sion, aud he present war.llk, preparations
oil immense loans and boun,ies and new
iev'es OF troops, did not compel US TO fear
that be desirable event of pc ace 10 yet at
DIS snce.
For successful issue, however, we do
not conceal our most ardent wishes, nor
an We doubt of the event If conducted in
.p,rt Oh sincerity and good failh, and il is
only alter The failure of an attempt ~ nego.
,iate Prosecuted with evidence of these dis.
.os,uons, On the par, OF our adminsl cation.
nat any voluntary support Of this ualsaepy
war Cen he expected from our CON situenis.
The various local subjects referred O our
consideration by your Excellency shall re
ceise he attention which their importance
9.qures. And we most cordiail, unite IN
II, sen imen,s ofreserence and gratitude
=, the supreme author of all good under
whose smiles he labour Of The husb.ndn.n
nss prospered, and The internal TRANQUILITY
of The State has ben ~ ferved.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-01-31

saturday, Jan. %.
Messrs. Sargent, II Bc,ton. Smith, of A III
held, and Moody, OF Bath. were sppois,e ed
COMMITTEES TO devise u mode Of distric,ing
lac Commonwealth for the choice of Repre-.
sentativesto Congress
a committee was appointed to consider
tie expsd.ency Of sppropristing some room
for the use OF the sdiu,snt Generals de.
2.rtmen,. @
The committee OF Finance was enioined
10 repor' their opinion of the expediency of
granting State Tax he present session.
bill 10 fx the times snd places of hoi
ding the Courts OF r, ob-ie in the county #
Oxford and TOR other pu poses: A hill TO in.
corporate he Northyarmouah Academy,
were read vice, and Monday assigned
for third reading.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-09
VALUABLE JEFFERSON COUNTY
Lands for Sale.

THE Subscriber is authorised to sell
that valuable tract OF LAND, in Jefferson
County, Virginia, called TRAVELLERS
REST, situate about q miles from Snep
herd s-Iown, ana the same distance from
Charles Town aud MartInsburgh, contain
ing 7oy acres, lying in a convenient form
for a division into three IL is
supposed that at least 400 acres OF his land
10 IN timber, of the finest kind-The soil
is of the first quality. The improvements
are a large convenient stone dwelling House,
a large s,one Barn, aud other convenient
buildings fine spring rises near the
dwelling house.
A further description of this elegant seat
il supposed to be unnecessary, as a purcha-
ser would of course be disposed to view the
premises before he purchased.
The subscriber is also authorised to sell
a SMALL FARM, ,olerably well improv-
ed, about one mile from the former, OF Ell
acres Of Land, of the finest quality; one
half Tor nearly of which is clothed with
excellent timber-0n this tract there is no
running water, but there is a good well.
Persons wishing to see those lands with a
view of purchasing, will make application
to the subscriber residing in Shepherds
Town.
JOHN BAKER.
February 3, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-09

ELEkELcY, IS
April Court, 1914
Nehemiah Matson, Compt.
against
Jesse Faulkner. Ear ofThomas Faulkner,
William ID. Miner and James Miller, de-
tendsD,s,
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Jesse Faulkner, not
HAVING ente. ed ms appearance agreeable 10
an act of Assembly and the rules OF tnis
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Court that he Is not an inhabitant OF
this Commonwealth, on motion of the com
platnan,, by his counsel, it is ordered, that
the said defendant, Jesse Faulkner, co ap.
pear here on the second Monday IN july
next, to answer the bill of the complainant,
and that a copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted in the Martinsburgh Gazettee foI
two months excessively, and posted at the
door of the Court House of said County.
A Copy-Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c. B. c.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-09

THE subscribers will have a new Car
ding Machine in operation by the Ist OF
TUNE next. at their Mill on the Marsh Run.
rwo miles from shepherd's-To on the
DAD leading from thence to Martinsbugh,
where wool will be carded with neatness
and expedition-Persons coming from a dis
lance can have their wool 60 take homo
with them, if they wish it. The wool must
be we'll washed, and all the burrs, sticks
and tags taken off before it is sent to the
Observation-Disclosures, no matted wool must
be sent-the wool must be CREASED with a.
bout one pound of soft grease to ten pounds
OF wool. Tile owners must send a cloth
large enough to wrap up the rolls in. Eve
ry attention will be paid to nave the wool
well carded.
JAMES CRAWFORD,
MARTINI ILLMIRE.
Moy &c, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-09
Valuable Limestone Land
FOR sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell his Plan
tatIon known by the name OF the Bug
Spring Farm, now III the occupancy Of
b.r. William b. King, situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia, two miles from Martins
bnrgh, on the main road leading from
thence to Winchester. This farm contains
three hundred and i've acres ; one hun
dred and ninety OF which are cleared, and
n good farming condition, the balance
wen clothed with excellent timber-On the
farm is erected a large two story stone
Dwelling House, a good double Barn and
other ous houses.-W Within a few yards of
the house is one of the best Springs in the
County, atiordIDg at all times in the year
a superabundance of excellent limestone
water. 1t is distant from the Potomak III
yer s miles, from Baltimore and Alexan-
dria 90 miles, and 80 miles from George
Town and the City of Washington. The
soil is of the first quality.-The land will
be shewn, and the terms made known on
application to bkr. John Evans, living near
the premises.
WILLIAM MCCOY.
NAV. I9. 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-09

THE subscriber informs his customers&
the public generally, that he has removed
from his old stand to the house one door
above Mrs. Wiltzhamer's tavern, and oppo-
site to Mr.. John ileiser's, where he intends
carryin,on the
CIock and Watch making
business in all its various branches, and in
tends keeping a constant supply of
Silver & Jewellery Work
on hand Orders from a distance will be
punctuslly attended to.
JOHN WOLFF
Shepherds Town, May l9, 1919. Sw.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-09
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

RAN away from the subscribers farm
or Wednesday evening last, a Negro man
named
L q u ! Il.
between 40 and IS years of age, about S
feet o inches high, stout built, has a
blemish in one Of his eyes, very black
compile ion rather impairment when spoken
10 by a strangeF-iiad on when he left
home, a home made cloth coat Of a drab
colour, home made fulled lindsey panta-
ICONS of a brown colour, an old wool hat,
old shoes and stockings, tow linen shirt
took with him sundry other clothing not
particularly recoliected except a bottle
green cloth coat lie was seen at the Red
House farm. near MLartinsburgh, on sun
day evening" last. | will give a reward of
ten dollars for his apprehension, and secur'
ing him in Jail, SO that | get him again, TO
which reasonable expenses will be added
II drought home.
JOSEPH CRANE.
May 5. 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-09
Estray.

Taken up trespassing oil the subscribers
farm, about l2 miles from Martinsburgh,
an estray mare and colt-The mare is a
chesnut %sorrel, about l6 hands high, sup
posed to be upwards of 10 years old. no
brand or mark-The colt q bright sorrel,
about one year old, with a blaze and snip,
one white foot, abe mare and colt apprais-
ed to 40 dollars. The owner is desired to
prove property, pay charges and take
them away.
ADAM STEPHEN.
May &c, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-09
Wool Carding.

THE subscriber will have a new Card.
ing Machine in operation by the Gath OF
this month, near Hardscrabble, where wool
will be carded with neatness and at the
shortest notice-Persons coming from a
distance can have their wool to take home
with them. The wool must be we'll washed
and all the burrs, sticks and tags taken of
before sent to the Machine. and for every
ten pounds of wool one pound of soft grease
to be sent with the wool. The owners
must send a cloth. large enough to wrap up
the roles in.
JACOB ROHRER.
Nav l2, 1914.
N. b My Merchant Mill is in complete
order for the reception of Gram.
j. r..
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-09
WOOL CARDING.

IN ten days from this date / shalt have
a new CUding Machine in operation at
Edward Beeson's in sight of Martinsburgh,
where wool will be carded with neatness
and at the shortest notice. Persons coming
from a distance can have their wool card
ed to take back with them, if they wish it.
The wool must be we'll washed. and all the
burrs, sticks and tags taken off before it is
sent to the Observation-Disclosures no matted
wool must be sent-the wool must be greas
ed with about one pound of soft grease to
ten pounds of wool. The owners must
send a cloth large enough to wrap up the
rolls in. Every attention will be paid to
have the wool we'll carded.
JESSE BEESUN.
May 10, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-09

n Gerry ertensiv
Supsrfne Cloths,
C~dSsimereS,
Mdrsieitss Testing,
Cambrics NusIiaS, ,
Catieoes,
Irish Linens,
Mems and WomenS' ,
Sill and Cotton !
HOSE,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-09
IRON, STEEL, &c.

THE subscriber has just received and will
always keep for sale ID large assortment of
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-09
Come and see (!

II Gerry extensive Assortment of
Supsrfns Cloths, Hons-made for l.
CdSsimereS, FdT Linen.
Marsisuss Testing, TsOiHed Bags
Cambrics NusiinS, Shoe Thread,
Calieoes, FLAX.
Irish Linens, Spun Cotton Yor~
Mems and Womens'S Of all numbers
Sill and Cotton Spinning Cotton. &e
HOSE, : &c &c.
1000 Pieces India Mustins, of d;fers..
qualities,
$500 Gallons FIRST quality Norvlc,d
WHISKY, distilled by Andreu Kine-
hart, q, noted fame for making real
good Whisky,
Old Madeira and Port Wine, opitb -,
Other kinds Of VINES and osLs-
LIQUORS., VIC
Rice, Groceries, Paints, Medicines. on
and Dye SteGs,
Hard Ware-Queens', Glass. Ca;no c,s
Potters' Hare, Sc.
Soal and Upper Leather
Nice Skirting for Sadlers.
CAT and Hogs Skins.
french and Americam Fair Tops,
Boot Legs,
Bor-fron, Castings, Real CrozcSey 3d.,
English Blistered and Couatrx. dii,o
Amuits aud Vces, Jaekscresss, .Iyos
Nails, &c.
The greater part of which were laid n
before the declaration Of war, and fwfils,
most articles are both scarce and higa j.
the diiierent seaport towns) ought to ba
an object to purchasers far and near ~
come and supply themselves with such ar,i
eies as they may want, while they are vet
to be had-For the immense high prices
that are given for Goods in both PbiIadel.
Phia and Baltimore, is a temptation to ths
subscriber to send a considerable part d
his present stool there TO sell
JAMES s. LANE
Shepherds Toun, March 81, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-09
CONE QUICK,
And you Shalt posihveL
haze cheap GOODS.

HAVING just returned from tie East
ward with a large assortment of Goods.
bought at depressed prices, for cash. At
the time that both the Banks and Specu1n.
tors were hard run for money, and lust
before the late general Blockade. n-Since
which most Foreign articles have again
rapidly advanced in price in the SEAPORT
Towns, Notwithstanding. come quick and
you shall positively have Cheap Goods.
JAMES S LANE.
N, b. A few barrels No. | new Her.
rings Baltimore inspection, for sale.
81
Shepherds Town, May, 25, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-09
Dissolution of Partnership

TIE Co Partnership which existed IN this
.lacan under the firm Of WORTHlNGTON,
ToOKTTS & Go. was diss olved this day by
w,tnaI consent. All persons inoebted to
"a concern. or to Robert Worthington X
e. orc requested to make payment as spec
Al. a. nossible, to Robert Worthington, or
Holm r.. Cookus, who are authorised 10 set
a. Ito business of said concerns-We have
chr selves Of this opportunity OF rendering
orr thanks to our customers and the puoilc
farther liberal encouragement during the
conrse of our business, and we hope from
the indulgence that we have given, that all
xbo are in arrears, will exert themselves in
making immediate payment.
JOHN MORROW,
r. WORTHINGTON,
JOHN r COOKUS.
Shepherds Town, April !, 1914.
,rhe subscribers respectfully inform the
friends and customers Of the late concern of
WOBTHINGTON, COOKUS, * Co. and
the public in general, that the business will
he continued under the firm of WOR-
THINGTON COOKUS. at the old stand,
where we have now on hand a very consid-
cradle
Supply IF Goods,
acme Of which are now opening, which were
selected with great care from the stock OF
goods put into market since the appearance
Of peace, which are much lower than they
were sometime ago; all of which we will
endeayour to sell on the most satisfactory
terms-and request those who may wish to
purchase, to give US a call
ROBERT W0RTHtNGTON,
JOHN T. COOKUS.
Shepherds Town, April IA. 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-09

WILL be sold at public sale, on Thursday
the 23d OF June, if fair. if not, the next
1air day at the late dwelling of William
alexander, decd. in the town of Bath,
Berkeley County,
Sundry articles of House
hold and Kitchen furniture, consisting in
part of Feather beds and bedding, Chairs
and Tables, and an excellent house Clock:
Also, a Negro Woman and her Child, and
a Nego girl about l2 years old, also a bay
mare. Bonds with approved security will
be required, and the terms made known on
the day of sale, which will commence at
twelve O'Clock, where due attendance will
be given by
l aoBnR Isl snEs R Adm'rs.
May 26, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-09
House of Entertainment,
AT HOKES RUN.
SIGN OF THE CROSS KEYS.
May, ls, 1914.


On the road leading from Winchester to
Hagers-T Town, between Martinsburgh and
Wllilamsport. five miles from the former
and eight miles from the latter place, in a
healthy situation, and within half a mile
of the Sulphur Spring at the Lick Mills,
where the subscriber has furnished himself
with a complete assortment of Liquors.
Corn, Oats and Hay, with good Stableage
and every article necessary for the accom-
mediation of travellers and the public in
general
lie also carries on, at the above place,
the Blacksmith's business in all its varieties.
with neatness and dispatch-From a parti
cular attention to business, and a desire to
please, the subscriber hopes that he shall re.
ceive a part of the public patronage.
ABEL DURHAM.
May IL, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-11
Frink's Restorative Elixir.

iii, ceebra ed tE ,lir IL good in Chronic
1 Rheuma itm $40 getion; Fa,uiency; lily.
pocondriAcai affsclio,s Bilious cor plains; Die
x,nvf. Pains IN he head. lack s,d lmbs Lols o.
appetite Geue al Cofivenets &c &C.
a variety ofcompound medicine intended TO re
move Bous complain. are IN f,me meziure cal
eua 81 10 opsrase ike thi. tu while they cleanfs
the lomach and tewe. The Goats If the ilomach
and intefiines left III famed and irr,taied
ftate This kliIir 90 the o her hand while il poi.
iefes al the Of ,hoe medicine " attended
~th none OF Their hszardous coaisqusecss Il g,ves
Rtengrh without occaG nng irritation 70 the
weakened fa,e Of the pr,me vie il repairs the or
gans OF digeltion, reore, the Apostle and cauies
greater portion Of the nutric,ous part of the a.
iiamsn, TO be carried into he fyiem ;--thps pro-
due,ng fsIler flow of ANNA, fprits. and raining
to toue Of health the faculties Of both body and
mind
Numerous certificates (ffom Phyfcians aud 9TH
er) OF the beneficial eGects ofthi. Elisir might he
publiihed tu' .. lone Of them are contsiaed IN
the directions which accompany each Bottle il is
thought ucseceaasy TO infer, them IN an advertiis.
men Prce y So per hottie
kTThe above Medicne is for fale by the Pro-
prietors agent No State Aree'. Bolton, and by
JOHN Zoe
Exchangs 1reet, Portland
June Is (eor 6wl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-11
FAMILY DIsPENSARY, sc.

HE fubfcriber manufacture, and keep for fals
among variety Of other valuable Prepare.
,ions 10 his Collect,on Of FAMILY MEDlClNEaa
the following vis-Efence Of Peppermint. Cheeh'
erberry, Hsmloek and Tanty BALKAN Of Hoesy
and Ba.fam Of Life Eye Wafhes; Wafhes an4
OintmenA for the Irca; Worm Powder; spies
add Jaundles Bi,ters !; Eiiair Pro-; Eixir PAfs-,
sorc Liquid Laudanum Syrup Of squi'ls Aa..
MEDICINAL SlMPLEs. the produce Of OUT ovA
cline Of acknowledged utility, 10 Domeee Pre-.
lice, aud naeritine place in the Prsfsript'oss o
medical gentlemen.
PAAcTlcr OF Pnync-The fabfer;bef coesle'
ues likewife ocealiousliy 20 f'ysiss ~ ~ -
with refu'm aufpir,ous to the esuie and reiosseo
Of MEDICINE. JOSHUA LEAvITE
YssgBss. Bsi1es. May 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-11
CUMBERLAND. S..

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
Taken BY execution and to be JsM at Plbil
Anction On Saturday tbe 3etb July next,
at ten O'Clock II M at The Office gS
fIeicbey, in Portland.
A Ii he ngh, in equ,y of redemption which
Wiii,am Quincy hss in and unto the follow
ing described msrigaged ReA' eAate Gluated 10 fAid
Portland, bounded aud defc,ibed a. foi!ow.-- Lot
Of Land tegDs,pg a, . Cake ftanding oos bundled
and forty nine fee, sgh, inches oor,hwsfesly from
corner made by Sack aiees and .he fou h~sftesiy
Gdeof Lhe'aut Rreet thence funaing ncrthwefseriy
Adj,f1ing faid Chefnst Arees 6x,y three feet,
thence a. right angels With Cheiuut Areet about
Que ~ dred add f.ureen feet 10 Moody lard aud
thence adjoining i.id Moody land Gx,y three feet,
thence t. 6rN boonds with u the su,ldinss, priv.
leges and appu.seranees, TO the lame belonging
SAID rea elate - mosgaged to James Dsrympe
of Salem 10 fecure the paymens OF D $50 81 with
the ,nterel from the 18th Oct 1870 sst
VIC. wREKs, D.py SS"F
Ps,sisss, 5sss sc 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-11
NOTICE..
Portland 9sss 81


TAKEN by Execution aud will be fold AZ Pub
4 l,c vendue 10 the h,gheft bidder or Monday
the twenty sf day Of July next. at two OF the
clock in The afternoon on the premles-- all the
Right in Equity Of a certain trsd OF Land 6tua.ed
in Poland IN the county of Cumberland it being
all of the OF of land IN fad Po,and No forty -one.
10 the second divGon of lots in fa,d Poland except
fifteen acres, which fifteen acres Is bounded a. fol
Iows-begnning at the mott fou heliy corner Of
faid 10, No. forty one, in the fscond divihon and
from thence running norheaR one huudred aad
nine rods and an half; thence northwea twenty
two rods thence fou hwelt one humid ed and nine
rods and an half; ,hence iou heat twenty two eds
10 the corner aforefa Said Lot, executive OF fad
if,eea acre. containing nne'y acre. more or leis.
which the faid ninety acres are mortesged 10 the
state Bank to iecure The payment of FIVE hundred
do lars and inter en- from the 6f'h day + Ausuii
eighteen hundred and twelve which fifth day If
Augu0 e,sh' cen hundred and Twelve 10 the da e OF
iaid mortgage deed.
WILLIAM WARNER, D,ps SseG
Tsas -. 1874