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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29
FOR SALE.

A FARM ia sumner, IN the county of Oxford
IF FIVE mile fscm Pors land cont aiming about
three hundred acres Of exce'Ieu, LAND under good
Improvement wirh god two ftoIy houfe well
6niihed and panted 40 feet by 80 porch "a
by feet--a cbaife and wood houfe, SO by Fl
feet; fore partly ini0hed. 40 by 20 feet three
barns with other necefary out Buildings Two
good acqueducfs Of water, one for The houle aud
the other for The barn thrifty young orchard
con'a'ning ahou: SO apple trees. said farm is as
pealan, htuationsss The country afords--s in The
ceutre OF the town and i good fland for atav
erD, trade or any kind Of mechanic and will be
fold cheap altogether or in parts as fhall beft &C
eommodae Purchafers, and payment will be made
eafy.-Ai,o will be fold with faid farm If wan ed
good Ter of farming tools f "a head of h. rued
ca'' and 80 iheep Inquire ELLIS SrANDIsH
living on the pennies
Sumner June 70 1915 If -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29
BOOKS AT AUC1I IN.

On Wedne,aay the 9th December next,
4 + one clock P. M the Office of Gen Al
"A ford Richardfon. in Northya'monih me
Library conGning principally on heolGgy, OF the
'a'e Rev Thomes Greene deceaied
CALVIN TOCKsRIDCE .4ny far fbs Exc
NcrhYarmnuth. Nov II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29

Ner and cheap Boarding House.
THOMAS "A BARKER,
HAS taken the houfc oppo6,e the Court Houfe,
! 4 soge her with The convenient Stable adioiu-
irg where he has opened
HouSe of Entertainment,
for the accommodation of those country peoDle
who Witt this town for market. He afIures The
psbic thar his convenlences both for man and
beat are iuch as cannot tail TO give fatisfactlon-
az he terms will be mora Reasonable than can be
oh aimed in towr.
~ THEE or four Boarders may be accommo
dAsed above
Portland Nov %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29
STONE CUTTING,


Copartaershp fofm y ..;.,,, j
THE fubfcflbers would inform 'ns" i , sOoss'
1 the publick ;ha, they have iofnl'S
ion in buiinel. under the firm Of vrrt
TUKEY & SMlIE, ,.,,e
and continue at he old aand bottom rs,,.,sui d
Stree, where they keep general 1 slio, 80. /
WeSt-Mdia Goods ana u,O. =, !. .l
The goods are of the FRI quality ana W.
cheap for caih-Pesfe TO call. cv TugE1,
WILLIAM sll = !.
NJ BAH perfons indebted TO s ,ns ~
bove firm. on book account are s.r,,hout DIR
ard settle the fame by note or csh ur',tr.a sHf,
N,B-All persons indebted % esl snd lf''
The fame without decay, i not 9TH ,s'y yishoalSl
lui, the 6rft day of January 1910
Nov 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29

nEP RTFD from he reidenoe of w & c
~ sfcckhidge on Monday the 23d u't Mr.
Ma fha |. HOBART native of Hanover Maj
VIII is appare ntiy fome deranged- be is man
ahou; thirty years old. about s. fee'-'n hight IS
ia d headed AID wears fculi cap bad en- wheo ne
went away dark coioured coat. pantaioons and
fpencer, be walks with his eyes directed 10 the
ground Amy perlon who viii inform he iuh'cr'-
ers by MALE or otherwiie where 'he laid Fohar'
ID viii comics a great favour cp his mother who
IS poor widow woman, and very anxious to hear
from her foa.
WR.& C STOC KBRIDGE.
Iorihyarmouth Nv 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29
SNUFF
FOR THE C4TARRH.

Tyyr I,ventor If the AROMATIC ,SN UFF,
4 hssitates not tn say that II UtH PoS"ttc's .U''
The Cafdrr or cold II, The head, an foo or tfee @oyS
~ Raost-It forms no part Of the plan OF Tue az
vertiser to publish certificates, or he couid haFooo-
aimed hundreds from The most Respectable sources
The following extracts Of Letters recent re0ei'-
al shows The increasing demand for the article -
spptxGF1ELp. Jr1y %, 1915.
SIR" I have had great number OF apP'ica
tions for your Sniag': send me some without oeiaS
Yours, sc. IHos. pIchM ~
ALBANY, SEPT. ID, 1919.
SIR" The half groce of your Snuff we purcilas-
ID was all sold in few days; it is much approved
#, send us two groce Immediately, for W'''ch NE a.
Mount IS enclosed.
Yours &C." HENRY JAMES 20.
rF7 The Aromatic Snuff is for sale by the iiven-
tor, No. 6 PoN D-srREEF, Boston, and by CoE =
BUXTON. No. 1 ExcHANGE-sTREET, Portland.
Nov g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29
SOU lHERN STO K.

feel confident ha by gre2 exeruon. Ghsli be
abb to piesie thoie thai may favuui me With heir
cu''om. My former cuitomers are respectfully in
vlted 10 call at the above fore in Fore nree,
J II RUNNELS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29
Iissoiutton of Go partnership.

vya counection in bu.ness heretofore subsIa-
inc between the subscribers, and carried on II
\ raay rRder the firm Of C0r 4 ls06hSo1i, is thu
dav ~ mutual consent dissolved ; and all person
id lied 10 said Firm are requested to make imme-
1;ate PAYMENT and all persons having demands a.
raiu,t said arm are requested to exhie,t The same
Tor setllease.t-
WILLIAM cox,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29

w ANIED gentleman to take charge of a
school IN Cape Elizabeth One who can
produce good recommendations a. TO haraeter aud
quahfcauons, will find good encouragement by
applying to ISRAEL JoaDAN y.
Cape Elizabeth, Nov 22
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29
Safes at 4 t,ttio,r.

IN "EDNEsDAY, 6ta 81 Decems..
a. i o'clock II. NJ nsz,
HE lanyard and the Bu,ldnn..,
: uated near King-street, Por,IsrS "ereoa III.
Yard was formerly owned and occur: sad Ia
ls'e Deacon John Thrasher--Ss,as up'sd BY NJ
ises-Terms st the sale. = 0n The pttp.
5 M'LELLaN,)
Portland, Nov. IS. 1916 h
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29
MARCUS QUINCY,

MAKCUo CUlNI
Hsafof Portland Pier, Fore fret
Il EEPS conlsautly for fae all kinds of
~ DRY & GROUND PAINTS,
with which the publick may be iuppied whole
fale or retail, on as good terms as can be had
town,
Ground Paints,
Fir for immediate ute--boiled and raw Oil--paint
Bruihes-Spirits TurPeGtine-Jug Kegs,Sc &c
Sept 90 (tf)
HENSHAW & JARVES,
No 20 B,osa fret 30 TON
l. AVE received oy the late arrivals from Liver
pool,
Five hundred and forty crates and
hhas. tarthern & China Ware,
AMONG WHICH ARr--
One hundred and M 4fiofsed particularly for the
Country Trade.
AND
One hundred and twenty hhds.
Glass Ware,
COMPRISING
every article called for in he Earthen Ware iiue
An extenGve ahortment OF
ENGLISH PIECE GOODS.
The above goods we e ielecfed a. the Manufac-
Dries IVY an agent, sad are of he 6rit quality and
mott faihisnabe 2stteros
u,chaiet a. respectfully invi ed to cali and
examine a. they are offered for iaie at /uaA al
ounce for CASH or on hbsral c,edt
WARE epatked by experienced packers, aRd
warranted q g. fate
County produce taken in exchange for the a
ove goods
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
= large afortneu Of gsnnine Ouch
b LING CLOTHS,
tuItab!e tor every qua iry of flour.
iept 20 I'm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29
FOR SALE,

THAT we'll knoT ' s MI
81 - .bIe FlRM. VII, s,, s
- IS s. s' os,~,o'upis1 BY l.'ss 49, 800,
.Hcsl NJ ga ,aseru--ssid ia, ,sJ.
-. = = f 'oV '-Jsr good i'np,0, .or
has lately been pun .','0, ~, stands ~ 100
! considered one ofshe oes' s., bs SD 'sl1. i
: House N he COUNTY w r,s.sc 10 rs. !:
-a sr%; i + ; y @ITSoo ks ss's $ y
.YnArf' u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29
REMOVAL.

HE public are info med hai the Portland Boot
and hoe Marufactosy is removed from Mid
die niee, to he Tore Of MIR William TUE Fore
ltreet where fal continue conduct the puiir vis
of laid F~ctcry as Agent having now a complete
snoriReut of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29
Heao EAablbmsm.
WILLIAM GROSS.

No z Deering's Row, EXCHdNGE yTPEl7
KEEPS constantly On hand genera ,,.eu.
merit OF
CROCKERT s. Glass WdRR
Ia just received in addition 10 his form,
sauck,-n assortment of Tea Tr.ys--B,ssd ditto.
&c Eter Sands Plated Csstors--Proof GAS.
es Flower Pots-Casior Bottles-Pioes. ke.
ALSO-An assortment Of Mr.. ZAcBAsI..
NowELL's TIN WARE, of every desets1o.-
Z ihn Furniture, &c.
Tile above articles will be sold as chem II
an be purchased in town or elsewhere for c.b
Friends and Acqualntances are respecfulbn.
quese ed % call aud examine for themselves
IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29
h. SltV Ms,

~ ANNfs
EXCHANGE. STREET
HaS received 8ombszetis; tca-iet Peiie ran
IL ne Ladies IRE and black worried Hole !;
I;nea cambria Poke H2ndkef chiefs; CohweA
MuAns; Bri,1h Co,tons Ribbons; back ana
VIE Eaian Grape. black aud white CyP'ut ;
black * fancy coiou ed Fl K Handkerchief ih' eao
I.aces handioms aiforsmen' of Lu e'tfing' &c
SC NV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-29

Z GREELY,
Has fcr fois al No ! Lsrg WbaJ
400 tons Platter
400 bbls. Mefs No. & Beef
=; do. Meis and No. Pork
$50 do. Flour
100 boxes Brown Soap.
= NssassS lWANrED as above VefleI about 100
szlsAssz tons, to take cargo 60 Wilmington (De'
.,,o,e, Ney 5
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-15
FORETGN.


y.
We are indebted to the Editors Of liz g.
lem Gazette and Register for the pernsagog
A-oau.'h papers to Nov. %. They contain ma=
ny interesting articles but very little ,vb;c1,
IS peculiarly in y sting to the people of this
the Congress at Vienna was still in session.
II hdn however settled several impurtanc
l"i'Cs,s ihe title Of Elector having became
extinct, Hanover is erected into a Lincdor,
and the Sovereign Of Great Britain has ada
ea to hisotiier titles, that of King of Tscno-.
yer and Duke of Brunswick. THIS has beerf
announced by proclamation.
me Kingdom & Stxony is annexes1
20 PRUSSIA, and has been delivered ;ntl3
t !Itt possession of the King of Prussia.
l nc Mug OF SaXony has reserved to linn the
b'sAoPllc OF Minister only The cmppros
Poland. VIC A>'''S -
The negotiations at Cheut were Ell, 49,
ing on and that is all We can saw On t6aS
subject Parliament convened for the trans
ACTON OF business on the 10th Of November
nc declarations which fell from difTerenb
n'rihoctS, on two or three occasions. rela
| tive TO american affairs, will be found unde,i
our Tore gn head, as will other articles wbicF
we nave hastily copied from the English pa
peys' and iram the lem Gazette of this
~ az . ii,' ne following IS the principal pars
'-N'- ~ cut , lSGCil at the CpenIDEs
OF Parliament
IHeSdaY, .NoU. 11.-This dav the Primo.
Regent went TO the House of Peers. and The
commons having been Summoned to the bar,
made the following
SPEECH:
IIY Lords and G Z. Icnaen.
IL IS with deep regret that am again a.
Diised TO announce the continuance Of Ills
NJ Jes-y's lamented in-'isposition.
l,or
20 Communicate to you the termination nf thu,
var betweentlhs country and the u. State
Of America.
Although this war originated in the mos
unpFoyoked aggression on the part of the Co
'vernment Of the United 8 ates, and was cal.
cuiated to promote the designs Of the cornmo-q
enemy OF Europe, against the rights and in
dependence OF all other nations, never
nave ceased to entertain d, sire TO bripe
= to a conclusion on just and honourabls
terms.
I am still engaged in negotiations for this
purpose the success of them must, howe
vei, depend on my disposition being me-
with corresponding sentiments on the part of
the enemy.
The operations Of His Maiesty's force-
By sea and land in the Chesapeake IN the
Course of the present yeat havc.b been attend
cd with the most brilliant and su5cessful re-
sulss.
The Botilla Of the enemy in the Patuxent
hes been destroy d. Tie signal defeat e
tDelr land forces enabled detachment oF
his iuWcsty's army to take possession of the
city Of Washington am the spirit Of enter
pri.. which has ct characterised al the move
nis MS ir that quarter. has prodrced on the
J1habitants adecp and 81 nsihle impression c
tie caiamitirs of % war m which they have
0-cn SD wantoniy involved.
Tie pemuea directed from, Halifax to
tiie N,i aero coast OF q y. States has ter
-i.if so 70. "a oAnrcr %. less satisfactory $3.50
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-15

his a'rharaeio~. N consequence OF vote %
Yesterday, e aud his si,e, sisiors Jones' Aotin and
Brown, we're conducted sent within he Hall of the
House Of re pfesehtatyes. Tie has hcs,.cs ordinary.
y'sitetons, received rhe oacrofshe honor OF Public
Dinner from The III. ,ubcrs OF Conat s. and Of Pail
from the citizens. NC have not w. hear, whether
it viii he IN hiS power accept of either, as lis stay
here is unnecessarily very limited. MAJ h,t
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fredericksburg, FEB II.
IATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS

/ FIN
Erfroet ofa letter oai a genf~mQn in a: Orle.ns
70 ms 6'other ~ nispGcc. 0ated
New-O Orleans, Jan. %, 1915.
"ou the night ofthe 1sih the enemy de,s,mu-d. x
made appropriate retreat on boar their shiys Cen
IainHcri. on Yhom theeommand deyoyed, left behind
hiii letter for Gen. Jackson, saving lie had Ief be-
hire nn 20 wounded men, which he would consider
prisoners OF @ar, AID that all hos es against I.us.
ana, would ceasa for Li,e present"
ErfTact u lette'. foa y. Lhe.y Esq 10 Ills 7vj. in
tfis tozrn, ds'ed
NeW-Or l.ars, Jaa. 90, 1915
Nnh emotionso l uoicacIlsi L. pleasure, hasten
10 give you The esres, Intelligence Of oar elorins sue
cess. SOP after 'la' Yesterday IRONING nteI,irence
reached our camp that tile enemy bad evacua;ed, 3
o'I 'N2 ct guards soon after penetrated n od far
blyo"d teir canIp The enemy lift their sick, wonn
dtd and many cannon.
eve are all returning thanks to Divine Providence
Tor our delivery which certainly the most signal ev-
tr"c ie,'H DGr company hls been lfonig d vim the
toaaks oi The brave jackson The enemy be. cvoe,,
sted our eiuEiTy with The loss Of three tlio,,s,nd
81 hundred men. The attack Of the e,,e,.,
oq Flacnine has been unsuccessful as on this eli
lisy we're nODly repulscd witlits,i loss Gems pact
eni,am, Ghisand Keane are killed. and the ellie oc
the' stTny deqtroy cd We have no fear Whatever nr
any further noies,st0n. The REMAINDER or Inc ror
n'7al vail be splendid indeed To-nior oyy the b,,,ve
Jackson viii return 70 the civ The a.l;es have. sun
ssrihed io bdld trumphal arch and so crown him
'slh laurel ''''
R.'rc the enemy left this, an exchange orprs,n.
- tok place. We have hundre,s Of their rnri, we
received 40 OF ours only None OF our friends killed
or wounded"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-15

The Senate OF that state has 6eterur. rc,l
that membei' Of that body is rot cisourji
I'D BY having taken an oath rot to Bear arr,
against the enemy and TIC tower house had
decided hat Reverend member oftheir DO:
~ IS ais9natifed tecaEse he * appointed a
Chaplain IN The army Of thc Y. States
On the Sist of January, a con,n.ittee was
appointed to report what attiitio1ai remn-
reration ought to be allowed TO the Massa
chusctts members osthe iaie Harsta,a Cor
ipentien'
FROM ANNAPOLIS.
The Legislature Of Maryland closed ,he;S
ession on Friday the Sd INST. having nasee,
$50 laws f7~'N
The, resolutions from the Senate. decrarinsS
that the Governor was x-ofiicio lo,n.
mander in Chief Of the n.ilitia, and could NOT.
as snch, G"rs'itptiona'ly receive any pay n
asN',Non 10 ms Psrmunont salary, and vauir1
ing his present Elcsllency to reIay INTO tb.
Treasury the sum OF S164s IS. waici, he re-
ceived as the pay Of Maj. General, did NOE
fl to call forth from his friends ,orr,st ~
abuse upon the Senate and the general e5y.
eminent. Ia ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-15
NORFOLK. Feh. I.

4. u
The Citizens of Norfolk, thouph nnFo,,,..
na,ely MT veal h. enough to bn;i,i $50.
'or 'nslr gallant townSmR1 Com. u caf1r.
'hoSe OF New-l orN purp,Se doing, buc tbfs
we're prepared nevertheless to e.vince the;-
tS3 ec' ~ MN, and gratitude 70 the by~,k.-'
me, ne commande'i, IN mode equally lar
''ap'e' anu certainly more consideratp -
was snSgeAtei y some public-siiri,ei PEN
lie "'eh' tha'' owlng to the general scafcitS
OF provisions az Bermuda, and the mean sn.f
scany allowance dealt cutie prisoners az Wa
confined there, orr gallant tars, VINO ,var.S
eaptured IN the President, waultl experiences
an accumulation of hardship, yyf;cb - w. -
| the npwer of the Citizens of Norfolk to Inif;..
fape N q very great degree thev tbe1ef,rs
Pfpi"S.d private contribution of prov 81
o.is ana other necessaf'.es sufficient To- LOAD
az ora nary vessel tn be sent Co Permrd--
expressly for the beneht of the officers -
crew OF the President. This truly cooor,er--,
daeis design would have been acconD,isbe.5
WIN SiacIlty, but previous to any step benz
tsiNS''' u w necessary u obtain tile sanctior5
OF government and faE from The enen,v -,
90 70 Herinud2. Application was mad. +,
government, and on 1ne%lay last a erntlf.-
man from TINS town wli.ed IN the ofFc4-
commanding IN Lynnhaver ba7 f,r a fec
|nioh we are sorry to learn .ouia not D..
Detained, no officer in the Cbesape,te H..
ing authorised to srant one. n r,i5
ne Letter OF Marque scTtr. G3lrbi(os.
Captain IY6He, from B ,Itmort. VIM c,o
OF HOUR got ashorc on Cape Henr,- IN ar
tempting to get to sea on Tuesday n;vft an,
neXs morning the onemy boarded h,-g in tbpi.,,
0arges' got her off. ana sent her to BarmI,s,-
CaPtan VAHe and his crew, not bei7.p abb.
to escape, v,gre' taken prisoners.
OFFICIAL. REPnp.T
Look or Post, Pea. io.-snb- ser
Two Fr8ates* only are in sight, abreast
VI APE merry and their barges. uudcr s1Hs
Die they have some object in view f.
>, 1hc Eu'Eal1ls, Caht. Jgahser, and A1e7a-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-15
MASSACHUSETTS,

II IS agreed 10 ~ the Legislature + Mas
saeh"setts, to suspend, for tle prcsc, thcir
uneKecated law lor raisirg St.stc II. IDS. ex
ept Is q 1919 mca.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-15
iron, Sqckeft's Harbor. .1zn 9.

Frop7 Sac6efB's HaTbor, I'm. Is.
There are tire. slips building hcre tne Seels n
two oi which are iasl aud stern.posts raised, ca,e,s
ted - carry 100 rHns each.
" ''oys iompkin' and Com. Chauuecy arrived :. re
tlis osy. The troops viH be reviewed. by the. 6,r.oyr
Tomorrow. The Lake IS not yet h.zen W.. 40
under 100 appreheIsons # visit from the enemy -
ne troops enjoy excellent heath"
.CtTtNpaIccA, Jan. 5i--sYe learn from eeek. az.
larb"r flat our force az that post amounts to i. a.
tHccu'e men, including $50 marines. The frt,fss.
'oi's are m complete ofcr ard IN great renefh--nd
on attack Is rather wished than expected. ST. hun
ared ship-eaueniers are engaged In baiing for t,c
Lake, and It g said tic keeis Of one % nd one "a
Hfe already ah, and in g state If considerable ror
%aruness a irisate Of he largest elaos. or steam
irIate, also buiisng. These, il IS believed. win our
present naval force, win b. amply sufficient to CIV ne
he complete command ofthe Lake the next s.ssoo
manf'e a ihc efforts Of tie enemy to proven. f.
Va oatirlay last, thc Gallant cen. Riidey pasred
umodsh 'lis village on j. way ioTroy We are han
Py 10 re a5e 10 aunounfs ,hy Generals recovere
rom h sctc wounds, faf that b. IL able 20 tr..
81 sho3t Instance cash day.
Ger i1ail passed here On the same DIV for wash
ington, where wr nnde stand b. orde e,i 10 rnair
The brave H. f'o- d'N,l, Of the f1th ret ai,o
passed here on 5''dsy, oh hs say Go hs ar,ag IN NJ
Hsmpamre W are harry TO .i,te he hgs ncafiy
recovered from tie a"'ere s0unds which he r,.eci,d
90 de batus Of Chi?poes.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-15
- o. - NEAllE.,.

r. Sh.hhera of.N Y submitted for coz
ed ra-'on IRE { lowing rcsottoa
Na n, fhat a cJnmittc b. appointed
t~ enquse into enc eNpedency of providing
ns'siag a rea3onabie conpnsaGon
.le @euiD 81 5oih lonacs 81 CoIerc.s
~ trrr; iog and .rop Congress and at
CO tlrT- esrectiy1 ~; Tint ileg re-
~ h, .1ca caloracc IN susa eofny
ls,.. rs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-15
THE REWARD OF VATOR

Mr.. IfoHh, from the Committee on Militia
~ Al us, delivered tie following resolutions,
the adoption of which is recommended by the
said coInmittee, viz:
Z. Res5fged By The Senzfe and House Of
Rfhrrg e9'pifVes " IKE UnHed States OE.f-
mcTica IN Congress asSemblsd, That the
President cfti'e United States be, and he is
hereby rouested to Cause monument to be
erect q q SSH BE place, and with "a suit-
bic INSCRIPTION, ~ testimony Of the high sense
ertertaled by Congress Of the military vir-
tues OF tae lac Brigadier General Pike who,
gdlanty leading a column to the attack of
Tors, 80 Upper Csnads, fen. in the arms Of
victory, on the 2 7;h april 1913, terminating
soii llsiy a life devoted 60 lis country,
and leaving behind him an honorable OK
ample q enterprize, perseverance, ard con-
temp. Vt death, Tor the imitation of the Anne
ric4u soldier.
.. E.'0tccZ, That the THANKS Of Congress
be, 'nd they are hcrcby presented % Major
General Harrison, anu to Governor Shelby,
a9d through them to the officers and mer
under t5cr command, fYr their gailantrv g,
goeI cOadurt in defeating tie combined Br,-
Z an ana Indian forces under Major General
Proctor 90 the iDaurs, il Upper Canada
The ~ @ ocl.cr, 1913, capturing the entir
i5rtsl aiwy, with thtu bagktse. tauu g.
quipagc, ard a,fllicry and that the Prcsi-
4tnt &C ue u. states BE- rcqucst-d 90 caus.
g'li neAht, BE- struck, cn.bi :n7tial ofthi
nor. pf sfeted 10 Gen. il rfison z,
y >. hessJslC. Tho. Congress e. -rtaia
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WAsriSorov Feb 81
The Nstioaal Rank bill, afteran a-,du1ua'rnd warm
y e0n'e,ca Struggle ~ Jhe Senate. dA lg three
shu.e So, vas, aic 'irt evening lrderel 10 es en-
.1 - f.r q d'r' re- iign .ht 5.dy 1u ti,is day.
Ngor GfoeT' Brow Aas r'ce "a thee s6lenu-
ncm soecs lac 'sas se'-g "a Lis nty, - vel as 10
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August %
$50 DOLLARS REWARD

! INSERTED from Camp Pendleton, Hanover
~ county, three soldiers:
IS.2.qC CURTIS, five feet four inches high.
eark eyes, dark hair, sallow complexion, by pro-
iession farmer, and was enlisted in North Caro-.
lima.
IHO1L4S yM8NCE, five feet eleven inches
nigh, dark blue eyes, light hair, and by profession
a farmer, and was enlisted in North Carolina.
JOLfsN Cs4RR, FIVE feet ten inches high, %
years OF age, blue eyes, dark hair, fair complex.
ION, was enlisted by Colonel Hamilton, North Ca.
roma SuFry county it is expected that the above
deserters have gone the route towards North "a.
rohna, land whosoeyer willapprehend theaboye de.
serters, and deliver them to any officer in the
United States army, shall receive the above re.
"ard--or FIFTY for either of them.
JOHN T'EJN.DLETON.
Lieut.. Sd Rife Reqt
august -. ~
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boo DOLLARs REWARD.

INSERTED from Detachment 7,loler mn cam.
-, nand, stationed III Hanover County, t.so
"'1sheTs 81 ne third Rife Regimeat.--
JOHyVyhE.4JvES, 6Jeet high, IS years fare,
srsy eyes, dark hair, dark compilation andb1 bfo-
Carolina. - ''''"'-
EDHy2RD D.4Y, 5.feet 5incles hio6. a Deors
81 age ha<e eyes, dark hair, dark coSble rio1 and
SgPr?tess'on q carpenter nae enlisted IN Norm.
ne q, o9'ce reward 1'iR be giuen FIR abbrehead-
S,g me obope Deserfers and deGurrine nes, 10 ann
y6feer IN ne Uiied Stotes ARM, or RIM eio,iers
for sifhe,' Of them, '''' "'''
JOHN KE.NDLETOM.
100 Lieut.. Sd hjae Resf.
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VIRGINIA.:

virginia:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Supe-
rior Court Of Chancery Tor the Richmond IBIS
eriet, the 26th day of June, 1915.
Parham Booker, surviving partner of the mercan
tile firm of Booker s. Morton, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
John Wiley. Filth Asselin Francis Anderson, Sam.
uel Wallace and EIzaheth e. his wife, formerly
Elizabeth L. Asselin, Jshn C.. Asseiin, and Jo-
seph Asselin, which Elizabeth r, John C., and
Joseph T. are children of Francis Assen, decd,
the said Joseph being an infant by Samuel Wal.
lace his guardian, Defendants.
THE defendant John G. Asselin not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to the act OF assembly aud the rules of this court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is
not an inhabitant Of this country: K is ordered,
That the defendant do appear here on the first day
OF the next term and answer the bill OF the plain.
till; aad that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the city of
itchmond, Tor two months excessively and posted
At the front door of the capitol in the said city
A copy.-Teste,
I'm. ". Hening, C. C.
August 9. Sw