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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05

the sovereign Pontiff The most remark
able act of his temporal authority since his
return to Rome, has been the pardonins
of all his subjects for political offences, and
the proposed erection OF a monument IN that
city to which all nations are invited to
contribute, for the purpose of perpetuating
the memory Of the great events which have
recently restored 80 many princes to their
thr mes, and independence to 80 many
nations Among the acts of his pontifical
authority, is bull dated the 9Th August,
re establishing the order Of the Jesuits, :" to
relieve the spiritual wants of the Catholic
world without any distinction of people and
nations" This measure, together with the
establishment of the Inquisition in Spain
seems to have created great sensation in
England, and which will probably prelone
the period of Catholic emancipation in ire
land.
There seems to be general tendency in
Europe to revive old institutions, and revert
to the order of things which existed prior tC
the revolution in France.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
ALEX6NDRIA. Dec. 3

DIED, on the eth at Mrs Dav;s's
mr.. DAPID NORMAN of Martins
6urgh, pc. late @ resident Of this place
Aged SO. ~
On the 29th after a short bat Severe
itt'sess, GEORGE NORTH, Esq in
the Goth gear Of his age-an old end re-
spectacle revolutionary Officer.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
TUESDAY, DFC. 81.
MILITIA DRAFTS,

On motion of Mr.. Troup of Geo. the
house proceeded to consider the report of
the Committee of conference on the disa-
greeting votes of the two houses on the bill
to authorize the President of the United
States to call into service $4,000 militia for
the defence of the frontiers of the United
States.
The first proposition of the committee re-
lates to the term of service of the militia,
and proposes that compromise between
the two houses shall take place, the Senate
receding six months and the house advanc-
ing SIX months in the service, so as to fix it
at eighteen months.
MIR. Troup explained that this report was
the result of compromise between the two
houses and Mr.. Stockton stated that, tho
he had consented as member of the com.
mittee of conference to the report being
made, he was opposed to it, as was ma
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
NEW ENGL1ND CONTENTION.

Baltimore, dated
HARTFORD, Goth DEC. 1914.
1t will not be possible to give you any
intelligence respecting the proceedings OF
the ConOention They appear to be much
engaged their time is completely occupied
but as their doings are not made public,
It's probable nothing will be known until
the delegates report to the respective I.egis.
latures by which they were app pointed
".lt is expected that their session will not
be closed short Of a week OF ten days from
this time.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
IMPORTANT.
Eatract Of a letter from Major Gen
NIntosh to GoUornor Early, dated

Camp Hope, Dec. IL.
Major Dale arrived at Col Hawkins
last evening, brings the following inteIIi-
gence so or 60 British vessels have arriv.
ed at the .Balizc (mouth of the Mississippi
General jackson had marched for N Or.
leans. The infantry from all quarters of
his district were marching in the same di-
rection
Major Blue of the 5oth, with about ff,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
CONGRESS AT VIENNA.
Ertrdct Of letter from amelia Island
dated the 18Th inst

I" We have had several arrivals here in
short passages from Europe one sailed from
Portsmouth the Cd November, and brought
London dates to the Goth October, in which
it is stated $50 says the captain that the
Grand Congress at Vienna had been post
poncd to the lst Of March next doubt it
however"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
NashvitLe, { Ten. J De

Sir-The mails dee on Monday and
Friday last, from the southwark, did not
arrive till last highland in such deplor-
able situation, from swimming waters, that
there were but few packages but what had
the cAvers worn through, and there was
scarcely one that the destination could be
ascertained rntil opened. / have had to
open. dry and repack every package of
these two mails, which has employed my
self aud assistants good part of last night
and to day Sunday lhave put up several
to your office and the bundle which they
go in consists of several small packages
and bills, from different offices. some of
which are so mutiated, that it seems
difficult to select and put them up separate,
as they were first mailed.
There are now three mails due this Office
from the eastward of your city, &c.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
sr. LOUIS, fmIs souRI.l DEC. 3.

Col Russell, with the volunteers and
rangers, came in on Monday last. from
tour into the Indian country We under
stand they proceeded north to the trace
leading from Rock river to Boon's lick
settlement From thence towards Grand
river, and returned by the upper settle
ments without being able to see an enemy
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
LONDON, Sept. %.

Com Porter. his officers and crew, are
officially declared by our government to be
released fsom their parole, given at Val
paraiso
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
THE WESTERN MAIL.

The mail yesterday arrived from NEW
ORLEANS, after several failures to ar
rive at the proper time, but brought no
dates late enough to enable us to say wheth-
er the news received by way of Georgia be
correct or not.
The following letter from the Postmaster
at Nashville to the Postmaster in this city,
will explain the cause of some OF the fail
ures of mails and letters which are occasion
ally complained of 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24


In Belgium, the celebrated Duke of Beiluno,
Marsha; VICTOR.
In Newly ork, Mr.. ISAAC GcyERNEUR, killed
in due.-On which Coroner's inquest nave re-
turned a verdict OF acitM niUratr. he deceased
was amiabe youth and has untineiy fate mas
occasioned great pubic sensation in NeW-io rk
In WATERFOWL village N. Y. on the 1st inst.
Mr.. Pearson Sanburn, in the i0th wear of his Age.
lie was soldier in the 21st Regiment u. >. r.
fantry, and left widow and seven children, in tne
town of Uarduer, Kednebeck county, .daine.)
La Newbury, Miss Elizabeth Noyes, 35.
In Bradford, widow Abigail himbail aged So.
In Hayerhiil, Hon. NATHANIEL VI ARsa aged
IS. He served his country as an officer in the
revolutionary war, and for many years held a re-
spectacle rank in the Senate and Council Of this
Commonwealth. He was useful and worthy cti-
gen. an exemplary Christian, an aifectionate BROTH
er, and an anabie man. He lived beloved, and
died lamented by all who Knew him.--Lieut. sam
uel Adams, aged 26.
In Savoy, Berkshire County, (snicide,1 Mr.
Jonathan Mason.
In QuebeCk, Col. Malcolm Fraser aged 80 ; he
was an officer in the victorious army Of Wolfe, and
resided in the country from the conquest to the pc
riod of his death.
AT Nelson, n. York, three lads by the name 81
Curtis. They went into creek to swim one o
them sunk, the Others went to his relief and all
persisted in each others grasp.
In Westbrook, 18th inst. Mrs. Easter Plummer
wife of Mr.. Moses Plummer, aged 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

lgf"fAnS ~ .Ne1U Countries.
An opportunity il Cffc:ed 10 settlers in the
,o~n,hip of Williamsburg, in tie Dis,rict a
Name, superior 10 any ntuerto ofiered IN TIA,
county
Industrious sns en- erprsing men, who wis to
Acquue fafms on terms peculiarly al panfa 2eohs
zoe who value the cisli and religious ais thu.
inns OF their fo,cf4hers, and who wish 10 eslab-
sh themselves in places where their chlldren
lay DC Assu ell ofthe means and opportunity Of
aa~,ructlon, will find IN Tins township SUI anle
e# ~ t1n TOR ali these purposes, the want 81
\ ich constitutes all important objection 10 .hc
!, iiemen Of well disposed ..cgsoas in ne " t1wn
.yshps generally Fee AcA4sn, IS incofpor
p Cd IN The townships amptv fends are ptovleie Il
fF ITS endowment, snG also ~ h= support oil
'a'BlS.er OF the Gospel, for lie oidlnAy Schools
I'D an es ensiyc pubhc Library, al Of winch
vii PC established, and linear beaehls secured
T. iiie ln!!sbitsnts and their children tor eve IS
,oon - lie township shah be one hslf settied
This township IS sluA.ed about tofty mues
rom Bangor. on the Penohsco, near 10 rlvei
winch alEHd conveyance tor RATS and BOATS u
It IN ,rkci aud ~ part OF the country which
.aeviuus 20 The late war, was seillinb rs en- anu
taiversaiiy considered as presenting more sd
-nhges toF the encou. agement of sci lie
h4n any o,hce psrt Of Mtine 4t an equal dtstauc.
wnshlp aud wlthh one mile of it, On dliEe
4 .'des. arc Nv 's4w ln!is, t~o grIs,-inslis, snG
tuhng null. II Conlalns ali The varieties d.
Jti anu tmDer winch are 10 be iouud IN Tie
ocst pats OF vi ms, aud IS favourable 10 The
n cduction Of every ag,lcic usually cultivated il
he ID tslr!c.
he land viii Ge sold TO settlers in lots of All.
a'z1 10 sur Their Conseuaence he piice w,,l
oe as low as IN any t"wn,nI? equally well stu
ted. Psyment viii be receIyedl IN labOur on NE
lshWsjs or Other wise or in the produce Of ths
NJ. " 70 Caste - any lrmgh OF TIME winch
"iil oest scconodae ,he purchaser. The lit,
y indisi sDie, and warranlee deeds will Y
give" wien requ red.
q sohs wishing an advantageous est. blish-
ment IN q new township will, il is pre- sumcd
md u their interest 10 avoid engaging else where
un'ii hey have examined this township tor the m.
Ives.
Apply 10 WILLIAM DopD, Hancock
Wharf, HoS on, or 10 Moses GgEENLEAF, Will
iamsburgh-
JUNE, 1915.
CT W 4nted 10 contract for The m2king oil
DIS in The above township TO the exent 81
ten or fifteen miles; for winch good terms WI
ne gwen. Apply IS above.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

Ar. al Bait. 18Th mat schr Zephyr, Child. 81
esgs from Madeiis. June %, LIT a. 40, Ion SO,
80, spoke English bcig Charlotte, OF N .Ca, tie,
q drys from the Lizard, for S., Vincen;s. On
the 10Th Juncs n Il So 40. Ion 10, she was
boarded BY the u, S. trig-te Macedonian, Capt
Jones, in CO with iwo other f-igates and three
briggs. being pa IF squsdron which la sail
ed from the United States for the Medlterrane an.
and parted CO in gale
Sabr. Peace. d ink ~see, cleared at Baltimore
fof Boston and Ger. Jackson. Moore, for Bath
the Is inst
The U. S. brig Fire Fly, csps Rogers, drop.
ped down from ,he Navy Yacd, NewYok on
Thursday evening lasl, to The wa e'ing place, t,
sail the Fl ST wind TO jain the squadron at Port
Mahon under Com Decatur.
"Wednesday, July 10, arr. at Boston, ship Hanni-
bal, Burgess OF Newourypott, IS days ON Liver
pool, cargo, Dry Goods. June g. lat A so, Ion
~. spike Russian cartel ship ttlts % days
from Plymouth for N. York, with 375 risoners.
THURSDAY, .JuIy 20-Arrived. British cartel
ship z:phy'. Robinson, of Hull, from Piym outh,
Z win 272 released prisoners. Sailed June S.
p. N. The Swedish ship Redghten was in the
Thames ready 70 sail TO Pymou b, to tie
prisoners TO America. Lift at DAFT d, May
Is. b. ship Agenorrs. for Plymouth, mex day,
70 AXE prlsoners--The Dutch sou drun,
destined for The Mediterranean, was reafiye for
sea al Piymou Y, June The AdmraP5 flae
was hUl,ted on board he Meiampns So. One
Of he ships, IA 81, armed en- tut,l had ssllel.
2days previoua,'o ID, he same slestinsuon
the u S. ship Neptuner was in Caswater,
(P'ym uh.} Mr. BAYARpAwa on board. sick.
Spoken by the brig Endeavour arr at Boston,
July ., lat. IL, Ioa. 81, ship Native, Jones, OF
kennebec, II days from Wilmington, N. G. for
Liverpool.
sch. Edward Prehle, Kelly, from Wiscasset,
was at St. Jago, Sd inst. cargo not sold also, a
number of Southern vessels, some of whom had
shipped part of their cargoes to JAM
Brig Equator, Rankin, from Kennebunk for
Bermuda, was spoken tth inst. lat. 80, IS, Ion 60.
Brig Thames, for '0uaddy, up at N. Haven
18th inst
Sch Enterprise of Hallowell, f6 days from Ha-
wanna, ar. at Gloucester on Wednesday, cargo SUI
gar, coffee and rum. Passenger, CAPT. Davis
At u. Croix, 1st inst. brigs Roscius Bourne,
for Wells, in 8 days; Hero, Motley, Portland,
ungfsain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
/. @Rort(apS,
Monday, July "a, 1915.
Late from ENGLAND.

Inc cartel brig Shakespeare arrived at Bos-
i ~ tuesday last, brought London papers
II u DIST Nay. Though active hostiIities
n M commenced, great preparations for
"0K OF human destruction were ma
Al every quarter.
sao NJ sa'ed that an army of 100000 Prus-
dp s 'su reached the Rhine: and that corps
s,os ;as'als o. superior force were rapidly adj
. p' 's % 'ile theatre of action. The Bavar-
kror ' J ian and Werienburg troops to tie num-
IA e,ns o,voo were upon the Upper Rhine.
prceeg Sal''on was preparing at Masina TO
rosss - against Naples which was to be ac-
ii, r ~ oy British squadron. King Mu-
H. s. appear TO be under stern way"
nfs ,. ss''lan army was at Rome, and Mu-
jcms saeal % Naples cut off; and the con-
hi = na' he will be compelled to surren-
An H. l more lalthless, time-serving character
B,s, @e KING NAPLES, never existed. Even
iaute q I uas declared bin to be totally des-
sad,et moral courage" and consistency of
An j ne deceives alike friends and foes.
I'D Sr - powers Of Europe except the Turks
Lord nd rare ale united against Bonaparte.
Ps,Iismssa.a s't,lereagh has stated officially in
Mn broa mat the force which the Allies
IT, ~ ,.'O the held will exceed one million.
hx pmss aon involving the subject of vigo-
. ea,,s suaon OF the war against Bonaparte,
Aag 81. , ~ the British House of Commons,
III s. y majority of 33l to 90.
Nd Aa 's' shakespeare brought home $50
Aa. ~, Noo.,NeREss CT VIENNA.
1iay the Congress resolved that no
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
IKE NOTICE !

4 HOSE perfcns thai have encountered the build
ing in Market R,eet. belonging TO The wn
with hoops and other lumber are de6red forth
with 70 remove from il every eucumbrance other
wife legal meaiufes will be resorted 10.
Thoe pericns tha, in time of the ate war re
ceived Guns and accoutremen,s, the property OF
The Commonwealth from the iupicriber, or from
he late Co! Nichols, and have no, re,urned them
refe. ed to a Rsfotve of the General Cour
pai1ed at The IAN FELTON,, aIing every deIinquen,
vi fifteen dollars for the gun and eighteen dol
ars for the gun and Announcements not returned
uness Satisfactorily accounted for
By order OF the Se'ectmen,
DANIEL TUCKER Cbsirs7es r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

r Q he fold by order OF Court, on Monday the
eleventh day of eps embeF NEXT at the twel.
ling house of the widow Dorothy Cutting, in Free
port, At one O'Clock, rSM co much of the Real
Eaate of JOHN CUSHING, late of laid Ereeport
Eiq deceaied as will pFodnce the ium of fevsu
hundred and fifty dollars for The payment of the
debts OF fad deceafed, and incidental charges
N Said eltate all lie, thin mi,e OF Free
port corner.
DOROTHY CUSHING AamiuiilTs'rix or
faid eifate 'uly 10Th, ).
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
From poulson's DAILY Advertiser.

i n,leJrati0n OF independence.
GU old Wings Of she Revolution,
services have been forgotten, to &C
wv" sodars some new fledged ard impor-
|'''" ',r,o.s) got together yesterday TO talk
$ flair. in the time taa''f'ied mems sous
pc nartoos of a plain repast, and after
~ J. drank The following toasls:
An &c July, l776-It delivered Us
's,;r;,h Tsxatisn--nayi' never De forgotten.
bs' p I,st Congress-We have it in renem
'f.'s The Boo, taxi; pinches our toes:
= r's Hal tsx--It gives Us the head ache.
= rhs Land taxi shortens our crops OF
gfpS -. Gather ,sx-We feel hide bound.
= rss Snuff tax--I, makes oor eyes wster.
Z The segartax--We wilt puff them no mare.
rhs carrisge tax--A heavy drag.
Il The whiskey lfx--Auzza Tor Albert C
= Tte PAGER AK The hand wiring for all
shlogs. shall be apon the Wall!
-, : The saddle ,sx--lhey have rode US long
u, = The Bride tax-Tbo' intended TO affect
:. ,sv We will speak cur minds.
I, The Whip tax a rod for the FOOLS back
x The Furniture tax-As mercifui SIS tie
..'eous creditor, who takes hold of every thing
4 Il. our Beds
Il The Watch tsx--Legaiized ticks 10 suck
~ pockets.
y The Stamp aes-Bunker Hill and Yankee
r,vs--O how thHgs have changed
UOY TyhTE
Tho ,reasury-Kats Re- $ !-EnglIsh Rats !!
The Nssy Ya,d-Fise Fire Fire
The Army Der4nged,' for lack Of depse-
ton.
The Commander in Chief Run-run boys,
run ~
The Senate of Pennsylvania, in Session 1914
M lSi2-We have Sons, and cannot forget *
tuuipion Bill!
ous Of he company, sn cid g-ntleman Of 80,
uv rose and said
Nh. PRESIDENT,
You know that my head is white with
he SOW OF many winters--I have reflected
upon what | have Witnessed feel very
nlclous for the welfare OF my country
sDdlhs happiness of those whom | must
pon leave forever cannot be accused Of
xkiDg popular favour, MOI public hono,s,
Insyer iawned, nor hattered, end you know
Insyer withheld my honest opinion from
ir Of any mortal AS a parting sentiment,
Frmt me to give
OUR SOIL AND OUR SONS-We
ball never acquire national character,
whist foreigners are Permitted to ming.r
hour councils.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

FROM The enclosure of Capt. Airhtus Shsr
on The 18Th inst. stone gay MARE, 5yeers
old, of m,ddeng size, tots all and Of handsome
carriage. had some old hat between her foe
shoes and hoof difo---st The same tlme, dalk
red HORSE, abou, e Or years cd, with a
black man snd tail, trots all. Whoever viii
by.ng ham 10 the subscriber. At Shaw's corner,
or i've info, nation where they are, shall be
hsndsomiy re wa. ded.
JAMES ToRREY jun
Wessbrotk, July 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
BOOKS 81 SIAYIO,N.4RI

0COH - 81 - II kOsR2In
as wv Us can tie purchased n Ros,on
They have large assortment of Family Quar-.
10, Oclavo, pock>t and School BIBLES
They have also a handsome asSort uient Of Iaw,
Thl ology, Medical, CLASH, a. ~ utlCsi. Misc. l.
aneous and mmon Schoq! Books
Profession! E -ntlemen Instructors, Social Ii
brarles, private gentlemen, Saamen, country IrA-
ders, and he puhiok in general are respectfu
soilci cd 20 CAL, Or seEd orders, for any article
in ,her line, and they shall be promptly sud
,hsnktully attended TO-
No exertons shsil lie wanting 10 render thei,
assorf ment of BJoks and S,sunnsry compile e.
All new publications will be ob'";ned IS early -
possible. OrdeIs tor any articles MOI on hand
will be answered as soon rs they Can possibly b
procured
Lately received Wardlaw, containing discour.
ses ON The principal points OF he S oman CO. .
,royersy, q valuable work Gu, Manne,Ing, D.
the asrotoger; NoNelb the "a h0r Of Wave
ll; The Magic of Wealth, Novel by Sur, So
taor OF A Winter in London and Borns' p,
ems, chiefly in Scottish dslect.
Lol,e- Office, No. 3, Mussey's Row, Middle
rect, airw mole rnzes Of
$50, OOO-l5, OOO---lO, COOS O(
I,OOO-5OO-lOO,
and vast numoel of smallef CUES, in varou
Lotteries, for very lufiiog sums il a p"rd 10
ssoD.
Fortune is now propitious, and chooses 70 dis
tribute her tavours through a parucu!ai Office
who, there fore, can be SO hsidv as 10 oifehd he
by cou ting he. tavoufs q rough Cthce which
she does not consent TO Snlte upon
PouIsnd, IuiJ "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
HaAtax, July

Halifax, July !
The following tory, given in letter
hought by the laft mail from the coun-
Try, lesms to be little in the Canterbury
lf:-" perton going to Rawdon. a
XIV days fnce, was topped by a Footpad,
Who ruihed from the bufhes on the
road llde, and demanded his money bur
tAt man prefenting piltol, the villain
made of. The traveller inadvertently
';la'td the circumftance at the next inn,
iddlng, that the piltol was NOT loaded at
as time, On quitting the tavern, he
VS. sdnied by a friend to load the piftol,
,d mad not proceeded far, when he was
Topped ! again BY the fame man, who or !.
e ! hlmto difmount and give up his
naas bags, declaring-that he " need
y y think q ,igbten him 4vrtb an mbadsd
a! and advancing to feize the reins,
'1''a'eller initan,ly ihot him dead"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
GAZETTE .&skEs News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Entrances and c!eayances at the Custom House. since
our iasf.
Jafy IL, slcop Messenger, Porter, from Boston
20, schr. Sussnnah, York, Phladelphis
sloop Edns. Hall. Norfolk
brig Lively. Blanchard, Ncwyo'k
81, sloop Joseph, S,urdivant, Bos' Oh
brig Jane, Howard. Newyork
d brig Charles. w. Reed, S days from N.
York. Spoke July 10, brig Juno, cutter, from
Portland, for Philadelphis
cLEARANcEs.
July Is, brig Argo, Maicom, for WeV Indies
IL, sloop Abby. Bartlett, Alexandris
IL, brig Jane, Bacon, ST. Bars
10, - Levsnt, Dcering, Newyors
sioop LesDder. Upon, Castine
brig Abonia, Dow, Alexandria
90. ship America, Porter. Turks Island
81, brig Lively, Blanchard, ST. Andrews
sloop Hannah, Mansfield, do.
schr. Suss nnah, York, Lubbock
Brig Concord, Swift, Is days from Keunebunk
for Guadaloupe, vas spoken 50 uls.iat "a, 81,
long 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

HB fubfcriber hereby gives public notice 10 alb
concerned, thar fhe mas been duty appointed
and taken upon herfef he truR of ,Adminiftrasrix
on the eltare Of THOMAS CURTIS. late Of Free.
port, 10 the county Of Cumberland Teoman de-
ceafed by civ ng bond as the law direets she
therefore reqaests all perion' who are iadebis 20
the fah deceaied's eiiste, TO cake Immediate paw
ment and ole who have any demand he con,
10 eybbi, The fame TO Mlk1AM CURTIS.
Ftseport. July g 1915,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
1oRK, ss.--1a be Honorable '1yqicss Of
the Cueuit Court Of Com'an Plea, hap
ing and bemg mvejqed 1rnb le0fan pozOers,
n1zv bolden at TAX, 7vitbin and jar /aid
czsaty, en- the third Monday Of Aprn
Anno L0,nini 1915
HUMnL7 SHEw,
1 HE inhabitants Of the town of Paffonshe'd IN
j (aid county that on The eighteenth day Of
Oaober IN the year of our Lord 7Ss, a road or
emmon highway was aid ont by John Froit. icha-
bod Goodwin samuel Ls'ghton Joeph arnhara
and Nstnaniet Binne. from Ftyesurg 10 the coun-
ty of Oxford, thro Parionsf>.d Aforesaid. 70 Lime
erick line 10 the county of York That no part OF
fad road loca ed IS afos efsld through laid Par
fonsGe,d hai never been opened and made Inac
other lubic and town roads for The ute 81 he
pubic AID The inhabl. ants Of aid town have been
duty laid on, and made Tsfe and convenient for
pafiug. Iha, said isca,ior 10 wholly uGeei.---
wherefore ynur petisionsrs P's5 shat I'D sstd
may be aisroal.assa And as IN du,y hound VIII
ever pray,
BY SAMUEL CUSHMAN, agent for the Town
OF Parions6ed
a rue copy-Auef
DANIEL SEWALL Ceek.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
July "a.
Lincoln & Kennebeck Bank.
w. 10,

NOTICE..
THE Stockholders Of The Lincoln and Kenne.
beck Bank ere heteby modified thar NEE
ting OF fad Stockholders vii De ho den a. ne IL
csHef bank building. IL WIlcadet on rhurtday,
the 10Th day Of Auguil nex. Al eleven O'Clock,
M for the following Purqoies viz
!. O.. To determine On the etpediency Of diipo-
Gpg of all or any part Of he sesl Eta e, Beads,
Mortgages and Judgmeo.s and iuch pasr OF 'ls
deb.s of The Corporation map be thopqht noE
Immediately eoectsbef and 20 determine and AK
on the MODE in which he fame ihai! be dilpoied
Of and the manner in whch tie conveyanges and
transfer, of the fame iiieii be made
I'd. To de,erm.re whethst they viii sppoins
one or more agents. for he purpcfe of collecErg
aud paying he debts Of the corporation; and e.
naiIy, 10 adopt aud carry into efFea any, and all
meafures, peceff1y for bringing the Concerns OF
the corporation 20 an early and honorable terni-
nation.
Per order of the Ptefdert and Directors,
HENRY KOby, Gather.
Lincoln and Kenaebec Ba4x
Wiicanet, Juiy "a, 1915