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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20
WAsHIMGrow. Sent. IL

Ptracies on our Coast We receive eve
ry day accounts of some vessel or other de-
fafHed at the mouths OF our rivers, and sent
mto Halifax for examination and aot :
lew instances occur, of vessels examined
and piundered by pirates under French CO.
ors, some OF tnen protesting to be national
vessels. j. is amusing meanwhile To Geo
the shifts to which the opposition prints are
reduced, to conceal or paliiate British out
RACES on our commerce. They dare not
conceal them, asd. therefore, notice them
cursorily by half dozens at time but thev
may pallIate them, and that they do. in
their own opinion. though nothing can be
more a0surd' by magnifyIng the detentiouS
and rooOeries by French, or pretended
French vessels, as thus A vessel of our
coast, say Oft Ocracock Inlet. is me, by
vessel OF the later description. and robbed
o. thousand dollars ia specie. She is boun.
20 Savannah, orpethaps to Boston ia the
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BROAD CLOTHS.
aDnllle8ttc.
Ne W YoRK, Sept IA.

The ship Flora, Forsyth, of Ne W. London,
arrived within the Hook yesterday morning,
in 81 days from Belfast, with passengers,
and proceeded up to Amboy. 1t is probable
the Flora brings London dates as late as the
9Th of August. A Pilot Boat came up YES
terday, which put pilot on board the Flo.
ra, but neither asked for nor obtained any
news. 1t was rumored about the CITY YES
terday morning, that intelligence had been
received Of the death of the King of En-
gland, but from what source this rumour O..
we have not been able to learn.
Merc, vfdJ.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20

course her voyage, she meets vessels bounil
TO Newbern. Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadsi
phia or New York, and does not fail To tell
her story to all these repet,tons Of the
same story in different shapes. are invaria.
81, published. copied every where. often un-
wttingiy Ivy ourselves. for we never omit to
publish such things. when we meet with
them and before the revcrberations of the
story are ended, fifty privateers loaded with
cut-throats, are made out of this vessel.
which Cheated a coasting captain of a thou
sand dollars. 49,
On the other hand, if we hear of two or
three captures day by a British tripate.
aud she is the next day seen in the mnuth:
OF our rivers. with two or thre. 36 or a.
gun frigal esin company. what. reader. losr
thou think she's after! Watching. Ike a
Cat for mice to catch our vessels as thew
come out of port Oh, no! no sAcb tbin, Is
you consult the federal prints She is took-
ing our for French hrivateers ! fitted our
IN our harbors, as it is said As we have.
not very satisfactory information on this
head. those who seam to know most abpur
Iit. would obl'ge US by furnishing US with a.
list OF French prvateers fitted out in our
ports. specifying their names, owners and
places of their equipment they could noe
nave been lifted out in unknown hooks or,
CORNERS, and can, of course, be particularly
designated When we get this list, and n,
doubt II will be furnished, we shall have,
much less difficulty in creditmg what is said
about the French privateers for which the.
British frigates are cruising on our coase.
we trust that some OF the pirates thar
ROB and i'lunder our vessels--for they can
De no better mr. other than pirates-wi,i.
tall within the grasp OF our cruizers, and be-,
come amcnable TO our laws and, If fit
ted out IN our ports, as pre- tended, ,hatthose,
concerned will not be permitted to escane
with impunity-yNa Inf.
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Increase
Increase 6,S41 ..-.y-. 229,O49
BROAD CLOTHS.
This year 1856 Pieces, or g. 67l ,o42 yds.
Last year 3ll,2So 1895 ,94S
229,O49
6,S41

Decrease 81. SIS I.l55 .ooe
The diminution of the staple manufac.
ture is 70 be traced to two causes--the pro
hibitory DEGREES Of Bohaparte, and the or
ders IN Council of the British government.
BY the former OF which our manufacturer
are shut out from the continent of Europe,
and 6y che latter, our commercial relations
with the U. States Of America, are suspen..
ded. Seeing the operation of these inca
sures. and having their effects every day be-
tore our eyes in the number of artizans that
are lettering about the streets for want OF
employment, our surprise is not, that the
quantity of woollens have decreased so
much. but that they have decreased so lit.
tie and this surprise will appear very ma
tGral, when the public are Informed, that
OF one thousand one hundred and sixty
shearmen in thetown and neiehborhood of
Leeds, about three hundred only are in full
employment /; five hundred are partly EN-
ployed, and the remaining 500 are entirely
idle for want OF work. It becomes necessa.
ry, therefore. to enquire, how, under tn csc
circumstances, the depression in the manu-
facture should not have exceeded million
OF yards And this will be accounted for
when it is considered that the shipments to
| America, for the fall trade, in 1910, were
as brisk as usual and that for about six
MONKS in that year, the depot system pre-.
vailed with its former pernicious activity
so that the decrease in the broad cloths
which appears on this official return, tho
embracing period of a whole year, has, in
\ point OF fact arisen within the last six
moths; as will appear from the following
quirterly statement:
NARROW, CLOTHS. BROAD CLOTHS.
Isl Quarter 2s.S33 LIST Quarter s1,s71
Cd 40 987 Cd rs, 366
Sd ,Q48Oo Sd &c 1919
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ELvAs; July "a.

ELvAs; July "a.
The English and Portuguese troops are
cautioned at Beja, Estremoz. Campo May
or, Portalegre and Castel Rranco. Those
who disc nDarked at Lisbon are coming ,hro'
Almeida.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20
From London Paher of June. 1911.
MANUFACTURES.

Woollen aufaetures The following re-
port of the Woollen th-searchers in the
West Ridge of Yorkshire. from the 25lh of
March. 1910. to the 25th of March. 1911.
was exhibited at the Pontefract Sessions,
OH Monday sen'night:.
NARROW CLOTHS.
Thisyear 1929 Pieces, or s, 18O,8I1 ytls.
Last year 1891 5,95l,726
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20

The Court OF Enquiry. on the conduct of
Commodore Rodgers 10 the action between
the President and Little Belt, closed the tes-
timony in the case on Thursday.
The Court, as heretofore stated, consists
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05
A Bone to gnaw.

Mr.. PBINTER,
Last i thursdays Chronicle, il MOTTO
ing the detection of the honorable Bar
zIiia Gannet makes the following home
thru2f at ahostase frderslists.
Another and another, say the fed
eralists, In mentioning the defalcalion
IN Kenneberk county. 1t is worthy
Inc eternal remembrance cf the repub-
iicans, that whenever they are betray-
cd, II is always by otoslale federafsfs
Tins should serve az warning to re-
pu5licans, in their future appointments.
Skinner, BidweH and Gannet, were an
aPostate icderalists, who probably came
into the republican ranks on purpose
to insure the cause In future, we
would thank the fsderalisis if they
would keep their rogues at home"
What Will his honor Billy Gray,
and some Of his iarned Council say, 10
this pointed compliment from their
friend, Ben -4ustn 2 The same cues.
ton might also be put to King, Holman,
Cook, Porter, 10 Foxcrait and many
others OF recent date, who, though now
III the ranks OF democra-
cy, once denounced the democrats
whom they now adhere to. But as
these men are zy,iite7Oashed by the hon
ors the people have conferred upon
them, they are, no doubt, all genuine
patriots I; and not for the sake of Office,
but out OF pure love.for tie .teai1le, have
they proclaimed themselves democrats.
But as the Chronicle folks express
wish that the federalists would keep
heir rogueS at home, there is one way
n when they can be gratiiied. Lei
he government and the electors lay
aside party views, and select such men
'nly tor Offices Of power and trust as
ire distinguished for ability, integrity
nd attachment TO the constitution
fhe0 federal rogues viii have no in
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05
E,eO,

In Vncennes (Tnd. Ter Lieut.. Jennings,
of the u. 5 army ihoE by Capt. Pofey--L is
ffated that fome Misunderstanding took place
between them, and p fen challenge, which
J. would no. accept shst AcrrIy after p sf
<ed j. into room, offered rwo piltols for hs
choice, aud told him To fight, or be fhot that
on his itiIl refuiing, r fred at and wounded
him that J, then wreited the difchasged pif-
tol from p. aud attempted TO leave the room,
when Pofey fired the other pifol, fllot len
nlEgs dead ! and then efcaped In Wafh
ington city, Capt Andrew MClary, of the
War Department, formerly of Epfom, IN H
and Ton OF the brave Maj MClary. who fell
10 the field of battle on Bunker's hilI.---In
Alexandra, Capt James WyIey, of the revo.
lntionary army native of Ireland,
AT Ealport, July "a, Mr.. Charles Stuart,
merchant, of Bolton, aged So.
On Saturday, July Goth, at Salem, MI SAM
UEL WATSON. of this town, aged 49, He was
on a journey 10 Bolton, was fuddenly taken
tick on the road and obliged to itop at Salem,
where it pleafed the great di[pofer of events.
to end bis journey Of life and tlofe the fcene of
mortal exiftence. As meritorious and induf-
trious Citizen he was much respected and his
death !amented. Fie has left a difconfolate
Widow aud four young children, who are
thus early deprived of the Guardian Of their
tender years, and erpofed 10 the dangers of the
world. But there il ONE " without ubofe no.
fice nq iPa,,ozU s 70 tbs ground, and zOb0 bears
sbe young RaVens zsbsa thy e,y'-His remains
were entombed on funday following with ma
fonic Honours performed by the members Of
Ehex Lodge, accompanied by numerous pro-
ceihon of the mof respectable Citizens of Sa-
lem To his afflicted family, his Malonic
Brethren, and other friends in this town. it az
fords no fnail confolation that the bast med
lea! aid was furniihed, and every pofible at
tention beltowed on him during his ilinels and
al his death, by the benevolent citizens of Sz-
lem, who thereby tehifed their sympathy to-
wards an unfortunate ltranger
AT Falmouth, 30th uIt Jofeph Toby, IN the
10Th year Of bis age. He was nffantIy killed
by the fsti Of old banding which he was
employed in removing. Hc was young man
of uncommon fprIghtiinefs of body, of a pure
mind, and unidentified morals By civil
and obliging behaviour be iecured the affec-
tons of all his relations and acquaintance
Who uf bis adcciates will give ear to this
foiemn call in Providedce Happy for young
men, if at the mornings dawn they would
ak themlelves whether they were prepared
10 meet their God before the fun hould reach
the wet. This, by the aiIiltance Of grace,
might prevent vain Thoughts, Gnfnl words
aud actions, in the practice of which none
with to be found in the hour of death this
is no more than due regard to the authority
of Chrif, who bids men to be always in rea-
dinefs for his coming.
D'cSvnss-At Saccarappa. on the SIN uIt
a fon Of MIR Eleazer Bartlett, aged 9 years.
While filing on Bridge, after fun6t he fell
into the River, and was not found until abou,
noon the next day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05

a excellent lsnd for Tanner, fituated III
LIibon, in the county Of Lincoln, cornp.;-
bng one half acre Of Land, or more, as will
beit iuit the purchaier, and Tan Vats, Bark
Houie, and good none for grinding. thac
goes by water. The fsand has Iikew,ie 90 y
Dwelling Houfe 50 by % feet, well RDifhed
outhde, good Aack Of chimnies and GOOD
Cellar, together with good B,ackfmitb-n
fhop with the Tools, Gtuatsd near the above
premiies.
hyo-The poiieillon Of one hundred acre.
of excellent Land IN faid Litbon, capable *
producing from fifteen to twenty tons III En-
glib Hay per annum--and has on il a Dwell
ling Homie so by 20 feet, with the outfid.
well iinifhed--a Barn, so by 50 feet, well fn-
iihed-a good well Of water. AID hand5o.,,s
Young Orchard.
Aho--An excelIzns fland for ihiptuivde-
or Trader ftuated in the town Of Bowdon-
ham, county Of Lincoln, at a place called
Cathsnoe, confiling Of half an acre of Land.
with wharf and buildings on the fame.
The wholeor part Of the above prentice
will eioId for cath or approved credit.-nar-
ticulars inquire Of NOAH IORDOA Or I.,r.
BON, or MORRELL IORDN, c...-1l,z-.
beth. NfArLhIs ftfN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05

appealed. Sch. Be,6eys Fielder. Of Boaon,
was at Falkland, and would fail with 4 return
cargo in about 80 days: She had been carried
in, and after long detention relesIed GU pay
ing large fum.-Capt. w. furuifhes Iiit of
SO Am. vetieIs carried into Denmark, and OF
AZ carried info Norway, and their fates as far
as decided Ia Norway, the Maria Therala
Phelps; Pitfbnrg. Yard lay; Helper, Cuih.
ing Anawau, Donalafon James, Gavin !;
Hope, Meek Reheccs, Meek IFS, Rufell ;
Hope, Rea; Polly, Graves; Elizabeth, Camp
bel; Mary. Ropes; Ofcar, Cunningham had
all been condemned At the Lower Cours, and
were waiting trial at the High Court The
Minerva, Baker; and Relolution. Edridpe
were cleared at the Lower Court, captors ap-
Pealed, waiting trial ,-Zeno, Stone, aud Lv
da, Cheever, were taken by French priva.
teers,;he papers Cent to Paris, waiting trial.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05

1oHrnsynan, en- pioyed " Nathaniel a.
Vrghf, editor and publisher OF News
paper called the /" Lldehendem Thig,"
pfintcd in the town of Nevburyport,
from the commencement of the pnbli-
cation of said Newspaper until some
time in the beginning of the month Of
FEBRUARY lssi past that in the course
ofthat time / bad frequently suggested
70 Mr.. Wright that the emolrments of
his paper were not sufficient TO sup
port itself, and on the evening ofthe
5th OF FEBRUARY, Mr.. Wright commune
Gated 10 me project he had formed of
fnaking the publick believe that his OF.
iice had been iorcfbly entered and his
establishment wantonly destroyed by
the Federallsts; he expressed belief
that by this means he should gain a
handsome remuneration that this
project WIS accordingly put In execu-
ton on the same evening, as follows.
Having left the Office with another
Journey nan about o'clock, and hav-
ing myself locked the door and taken
the key with me, went TO my lodgings
at Mr.. Wights; but not finding him
at home walked out, and in the course
oil ten minutes met him on the side
n slA N from OF the Phenix Buildings,
that we then weat up together 70 the
Wing Office, Mr.. Wright going first,
and then perceived that the staple of
the lock by which the door had been
secured was SO loosened that Mr..
Wright easily drew it out with his 6n-
gers ;--that We went into the Office
and AIR. Wright threw many of his
types into pye, others into the FIRE
place where there were hot embers, sad
committed the other outrages upon the
books, furniture and property in his
Office which afterwards became the
subject Of publick complaint by said
Wright; after which we left the Office
, together with the door untastened and
went home that had from the begin
ming expressed an aversion to his pro-
i J@Nl oAINA was AAA0ANCQ W WIN dL IL Oil Y
from the circumstance of my being in
his employ ard from a friendship
which 1 had always entertained for
him.
Question by Isaac Adams, in behalf
Of the Selectmen Of the town of New
buryport.--daving Witnessed the trans
actions Of the Office on the evening of
the 5lh of FEBRUARY, had you reason
to believe that any other person or per-
sons were concerned in the outrage
-fnascer. had none, 10 the least.
Question by the same. In commu-
nlcating the project you have mention
ed, did MIR. Wright suggest to you
that the staple of the door could be so
drawn, that it might afterwards appear
that the Office had been foIcihlv enter
ed .4fsrger. Yes, he did.
Question by the same. What is
your estimation of the damages done
in said Office on said evening M
SAFER. To the best 0! my judgement it
could not exceed in the whole thirty
| dollars.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05

CUMBERLAND, S.
Taken By Exseufi7n and to Re I'D at
Pubic Anffi9n, on The preuJs5, On
tie jer0nd day Of Settemger next, at
II O'cl5ck a. M.
a Ii The Right in Equity of Redemption
which joha Motley has in aud 10 the
following deicnbed mostgaged real eitale fit
uated in Falmouth, 10 fad county, hoanded
beginning az cake Handing az The weitsriY
corner Of lot Of land James Dseriny ".
Stephen Cummings, Ang ~, 1906. a high
water mark thence norIh 8 degrees aud
half eaft by isid Cummings lot 60 The cuunty
road thence weiier'y by fad eoanty loal
fiNeen rods 70 stake; thence loush 20 e.
grees eaIt tn a take fandlng At high water
mark; Ihence by high water mark ID the TIA
bounds Said propet,yis ,nortgagsl 10 letuF.
the payment OF twelve HUNDRED dollars As.l
intereff thereon irohi Angua a., 1895
JOS. NJ. GbRRlsH, D. Sts,.g
AggEs 5, 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05
Ga;ette Sbip JEems.
PORT OF POPTLdND-l5II

July 20, arrived locp Caty-Ann, Blanchard,
from Boffon-fchr. Patty, Hardy, from Ealt-
port iloop Abby, Morton, from Eafport--
feb. Lark, Stanwood. from Kennebeck-soth.
arrived fchr Unity, Berry, from Baltimore
SIN, brig Dolly, Merchant, from Phiadel-
pha-iloop Henry, Merriman, from Eaifport
Liberty, Moody, from neutrality-suspicious..
Caplin, Tucker, from Boion-Regulator,
Blanchard, from Baltimore aug. 8, arrived
brig Endeayor, Denniion, 20 days from ST.
Bartholomew, with Molafes to MeHrs. Deer
ing & DIcks-July "a, lar 81, long 10, fpoke
fh'p Stranger, Thomas, ii Gays from New
york, for New Orleans.
MEMoRAxDA.
The brig HannaiE, Dennis, Of Newburyport,
Is cleared at Norway, and permitted 20 pro
coed on her former voyage, Her expenses
from the time Of her capture TO May 81, in-
Guiding colts OF court, lawyers fess, &c. a.
mounts 10 only 2o,ooorix dollars !
A vellei liaid 70 be American) uader Span
ifh colors, from Africa, with faves, for Ha-
wanna, has been aplured off Moro Cattle, by
French privateer the captain was con6d-
erably injured, and was put on fhore at Cuba,
with fix of his negroes,
Capt Woodbury., Of brig Favorite, ar az
Bottom from Chr,ltianfand. left there 10th
June Brig Mary. Wood, for Bolton. failed
~ hours previous. Sch Aurora, Curtis of
Marblehead brig catherine, lexington !;
brig Ellen Maria, Adams, Newburyporr, Juf-
an, Abbot, Phlad Cornelius, Bragdon, Bof-
ton; CygEet, Cazneau, Bottom, Agent,
Rowe, Of Fhiad. All the above veAe,s had
cleared in Norway, and failed for the Baltic,
except the iait, which failed for Gotrenburg-
The Catharine and Juian were taken abour
the 5th May, by French prival eer, and car.
red into Dsntzlc. They had began 70 unload
the Julian. Ii was tald 8 other Americans
were carried IL about the fame time. Sch'rs
Brutus, FennO, Of Salem, and Fame, of Palti
mora, we're saken by Daniih privaieer, aud
carried into Fshrlsnd, in Norway, about the
Tx OF June. Brig RarheI. Jofeph Of Salem.
had been condemned ar Copenhagen, Capt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05
EAKE NOIlCE

os ibe tsafb day 81 HEgsf 1911, at Ten offcsk u
fbs fa'eaoon, at lie drpsili-g 5gzfs of fbs yatl,f
Or, n Cr5ar, "a tBr fcnafy Of C1n5eyl1ad. a,x
Communicable of MaHlebsysth, far he ksu,Fe
Of al BIZ arsitors, 7rEo 5sSe sct tsviss fbsir x
esafis1' ogaizf bin On bis ps1l5a,
WiH Be /ola at Pubic 4+nSFisz,
"A Ii the Real Efats lying ID Gorham ara
Barton, and all the perfonal ellate incln-
Ding notes Of hand and accounts of rinlo.hv
Bacon, Of faid Gorham, The fublcriber. ercenr
such property q BY law is exempted frcn1 Er-
ecution. And laid Bacon hereby earnefIy re.
quelfs his fellow citizen then and there N ar-
tend aud make Purchales. Cath down AZ the
delivery of the goods, and at the time Of The
execution Of the deeds of the real eaafe. villa
be expected in payment. Only Of iuch crsd
Itors as have demands againit him whereuoon
execution has nor aireaay been levied ID his
perlon, payment will be received III their notes
and other demands againlt him with prouer
diiehasges thereof as lar as the anount of The
fame may 20 toward the amount OF Their nur-
claiss--the reidue mutt be cath
TIMOTHY BACON.
Psrtierd. dsgyf 2. 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05
o. G[AZINC. grc.

THE fubicfiber respectfully informs ths
public hat he carries on the buhueEs uf
repairing QuadTants and Compalses, and Ola
ziDg IN all their Branches, al bis hop head of
Long Wharf, where the LnaIieR favour viii
De thankfully acknowledged, and readily at
tended tol--For public ute, lie has erected
icaies, where any draught from 40 60 5000 In
may be weighed For iale CT Ist double
Jack Screw, iuitabie for raiflug VsHeir O.
Buildings SAMUEL M. QUINCY
f,,r,a &
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05
p. A. Won HAGEN.
PRovEssoR or MUSIC

INFORMS the Ladies and Gentismen or
Portland and its vicinity, that he intends
iniTuctng the Piana Forte. in the hsit mode
Of accompanying the voice according TO the
mott eminent MuGcians ID Eurose) a. ALTO u
accompany the Pisna Forte or other inllru.
Tnents WITH the Violin, tenor Violin. RaC vi
o., Ciarionett, Hautbcy, Flute, Balloon
French Horn. &c; Thole inclined either 70
commence or improve themlelve, an the above
icieDce, are informed Tia, Paper y left =
Mr.. FoLsons Hotel. As Mr. v. r. J. goioa
out Of town in two Or three DAYS, for few
weeks, he would be glad to afcertain the
number of Scholars previous TO his departure
N. B-Piana Fortes and other muiical in.
ftruments tuned or repaired a. the 1,or,e(s
notice. <,,r.a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05
DiG1Lnfion of Port19yh;a

" " IT. T'FE1s
T'HE Copartnerfhip of SHAH1 II LAHf-
SON, is this day by content diflolved.
As 4 Is neceaary that there fhoulj he fpe-.
dy adjuitmeut Of their accounts, the y requeft
all per.ons having demands agsinR them ~
exhibit the fame; and thofe Indebted 10 make
payment without delay 10 HtNRY LAnsoN,
who 10 authorized TO fettie Inc fame.
JOSHUA sIaW.
dsgsf 5 HENRY LAAISCN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05

'STRAYED or folen from the fubfcriber.
- on the 18th inf. dark brown HORSE.
about ieven years old, fifteen hands high. 4
natural trotter, with very frnan white ipot
near his right nip, and a crack in his right
fore hoof-Whoever will give information of
iaid fIorfe or return him to the fubfcriber.
ihall be Handsomely rewarded.
RICHMOND LORINC, Sd.
Ns'f6ys,mOEtb, July 81, 1871 A1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05
Notice +! NOtice =! Notice RI
REMOVAL

WILLIAM SMITH, informs his friend.
and culfomers that he has removed
from h's old itand, bottom of Exchange itreer.
10 the next door below. in the corner fore of
the fame building be has con(autiy
on hand a general a1ortment Of
WefLzdi Gods e. Groceyies,
by wholeiale and retail. as cheap a. can Be
procured IN portland. dEruB S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05
4 Lots Of LAM tar laLs.

TO be fold on very Reasonable terms, four
Lots Of Land, Of 100 acres each, ftualed
II Raymond, ia the county Of Cumberland,
being lot No l9, in the lIth range-No TO
and IN 18th range, and No. IL, in range
l3.-Enquire of the iublcriber, at his Office
Middle ftfeei, Portland.
NATHAN KINSMaN.
AEgEF 5, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05
SAMUEL PATTERSON.


ESSE1, IS. Juiy ID, 1911.
Then the above named SAMUEL.
PATTERSON personally appeared
and made solemn oath TO the truth of
the foregoing deposition by him sub
scribed.
Before me MICHEL HODGE, N.
Just. Pac.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05
NOTICE J

a IL perfons having demands aeainff the
iubicrIber, are requefied to call at No
10, Union Wharf and receive their pay; and
thoie indebted are requefed 70 make payment.
dSgp ., 1911 DAVID GREEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-05
Oliver S. Ha-tsborn.
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

He fubfcriber continues his fchooI. a, his
convenient room. over Mr.. Langwer
thys Store, for inltruetins young matters and
mites IN the common branches of education.
A few more Scholars may be admitted, If ap-
plication be made foon. Terms 4 dollars
quarter, one half in advance,
Augut 5th, 1911. LEVI LORING.