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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-14

"ooStSu' AHu provided also, hat
the said convention shall provide by
an ordinance irrevocable without the
consent of the United States, that the
people inhabit;ng the said territory do
agree and declare, that they forever
disclaim all right or title to the waste
or unappropriated lands. lying within
the said territory; and that the same
shall be and remain at the sole and en-
tire disposition of the United States
and, moreover, that each and every
tract OF land, sold by Congress, shall
be and remain exempt from any tax.
laid by the order or under the autheri-
ty OF the state, whether for state, coun.
tv, township, parish, or any other pur-
pose whatever, for the term of FIVE years
from and after the respective DAYS of
the sales thereof; and that the lands,
belonging to citizens of the United
States, residing without the said state,
shall never be taxed higher than the
lands belonging to persons residing
therein and that no taxes shall be I'M
posed on lands, the property of the u
nited States.
Sec. d. And be it further enacted
That In case the convention shall de-
clare its assent, in behalf of the people
OF the said territory, to the adoption of
the constitution of the United States,
and shall form constitution and state
government for the people of said ter
ritory of Orleans, the said convention.
as soon thereafter as may be, is hereby
required to cause to be transmitted TO
Congress the instrument, by which its
assent to the constitution of the United
'es is thus given and declared, and
also true and attested copy of such
institution or frame of state govern
ment, as shall be formed and provid-
ed by said convention, and if the same
shall not be disapproved by Congress,
at their next session, after the receipt
thereof, the said state shall be admit
ted into the Union, upon the same foot
ing with the original states.
Sec. S. Aud be it further enacted.
That five per centum of the net pro-
ceeds of the sales of the lands of the
United States, after the FIRST day of
January, shall be applied in laying out
and constructing public roads and lie.
vies in the said state, as the legislature
thereof may direct.
j. B. VARNUM,
Speaker cftheIouse Of Representatives
GEO CLINTON,
Vice-President Of the United States, and
President Of lie Senate.
APPROVED,
AMEC nJCON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-14
COWPOCK.

THE subscriber earnestly invites all persons
who have ever been iabculated by him for
the Cow or Kline -poek,fo report the msclves
for the purpose of bei1f re~inoculatedleS ithout
iee) for the same dSease.
This request is Rade iheconseque heessf it's
being ascertanedfhst those who have once
had the rightful Or Genuine Cow-pDck will not
take It second time. The result Of the re.
incubation is considered the most certain test
ofsecurity against the Small pox.
~ J. TRENT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-14

lust arrived per the Brig Diligence,
capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, very
general assortment of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-14

Z ANDS FOR SALE. Pursuant to the
IA last win of Thomas PIeassnts, decd.
of Gcoochland, the following
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21

with The help OF God I viii give it al
support in my power ; and DO invite
christian and every candid and every
man to do the same-by doing of Whit
may rely upon "peace being kept o1
borders, and the blessings of the Lo|
hosts who dwell among US"
WILLIAM MILE
At my Farm, near Elkton, July 81,
p. s. Ever since the members of the
odist Church were known, as a society,
have been remarkable for a respect to tn
ling powers, and according to the scrip
of" giving honour unto whom honour is {
knowing that "ihe powers that be are of G
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21
/" ANOTHER, and ANOTHER. "
FROM THE BALTIMORE wHIG
REVEREND WILLIAM MILLER's
RECANTA7IOW

WE with pleasure publish the following
address, Introductory to which it may be pro-
per to remark, that Mr.. MILLER has through
life been remarkable for morality and unifor-
nifty of upright conduct. That in the year
l7s4,s at the time Of the disturbances in
some of the western counties of Pennsylvania,
Mr.. Miller volunteered his services and ac-
tually marched at the head OF some troops,
upon that memorable occasion-this was un-
der the Administration of Gen. Washington.
That now, viewing with anguish the at
tempts Of faction, (wolve's in sleeps cloth
ing) who hypocrilically, with the mantle and
uniform of the departed hero, are striving to
unhinge what the father of his country has
fondly and anxiously reared; percciving the
effects of the revolution, and the fruits OF all
the toll Of the great and immortal Washing
ton,wi,hin the hopes Of unborn millions, ,likely
to bo blasted by unhallowed hands--Mr Mil
Ter, as a Minister of the Gospel of peace,
disciple of Washington, and friend to the
rights of man, has modcstly and wisely come
forth, to support the constitution, the gov
crnment and the laws.
One of the editors being lately at Elkton,
had the above from sources of unquestionablc
credit.
Mr. Miller, when but youth, bore arms to-
wards the close of the Revolutionary War. And
subsequent TO the above date, was appointed Major
in the 50th Mary land Regiment.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21

In the British House of Commons, on
motion for the papers relative TO the negocia-
.ions with America, will be found in this
days paper. 1t will command the particular
attention of our readers, as it affords cor
rect view, SO for as it goes, of the distressed
condition and gloomy prospect OF that nation
and OF the shameless conduct and wicked
policy of its ministers. Mr.. WHITEHEAD
has long been distinguished, throughout the
world, for his upright department. and inde-
pendent language in Parliament ana he APP
pears richly 10 merit the fame he has acqulr-
ed.
rTrenton True American
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21

A ROD OVER THE BACK OF THE U. STATES.
THE principal utility of the British posses
sions ON the American continent, has long
and often been stated to be, I" to hold as rod
over the back Of the United STATES" In this
point Of view the Canadas are held Of the
first Importance to the mother country.
Whether Mr.. Coleman considers them in
this light or not, his numerous patrons in Ca
NADIA may perhaps understand, as we'll as his
readers in the United States, or whether or
not twenty three thousand troops" would
afford the shelter of British cannon" on any
emergency, we pretend not to suggest. But
we will state facts, and leave the publick 10
draw their own conclusions. In last Even
ing's Post Mr. Coleman, after speaking in a
sneering and contcmptuout paragraph of the
American "Grmy Of sic thoasand," sub
joins the following article
Extract Of a letter from .NOrjoil,, dated Juiy 81.
" General SIR Erye Ceofe, who noby dstin-
guishcd himself in Egypt, has received the appoint
mcnt Of Governour Of the Canadas, and Command
Ct in Chief OF the British forces in America He
has sailed from England with five thousand choice
troops, which will render the effective regulars un.
der his command on this continent in number f.enfy
three hoasond independen, Of the native Canadians.
Tsvsnfy three thousand choice froohs" on
our back, ane few ships of war a, our ports,
are no contemplate negociators in a country
with an "srmy Of six thousand" Yet they
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21

rect, t1at M,re be laid 50ore Tie House, co.
nies If all eorreshondenee 6et.veen Me Seerefa-
ry NJ Stafe Jor Foreign .46airs, and the MIN
lister Of Me United STATES Of america during
ne year 1870"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21

The volcano which lately broke through
the sea near ST. Michaels, continues to c.
nit FIRE and su,Osc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-21
&C aSomefimrs bu Ere"

The valuable Cotton Factory, owned by Jo-
seph &. Field, Esq of Poughkeepsie, situa-
ted Oil Wappcns-creck, about three miles
from said village, was consumed by fire, on
the 4th inst. The loss is estimated at $4,000
dollars.--A publick calamity which, in the in
fant state of our manufactures, is greatly to
be regretted. 40. G0s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29
NeqQ Cheap Calf Store.
-AMoNo wHIcH Az

"a, 7-8 and 4 London Prints, various
prices. very cheap; A and 4 white cotton
Cambricks fancy Mullins plain and wrot
Null null do. light and dark plaid Ginghams /;
eres; variety Furniture, fome very elegant /;
CoPperpates common and cambria Mullins /;
mems and womens Gotten, worried and fix
Hofe and Glovss; Kid Cloves; cotton and
lace Armlets; Briti1i Cortons; Colerain do !;
Irifh Linens Long Lawn Linen Cambrics;
csnbric and common Pocket Handkecch iefs /;
Muffin half Handkerchief Ribbons; Tapes /;
Bobhins cotton Laces DamzE and Huck
abuck Diapers; Kuflia do cotton Ke-iey-
meresi Crandurills Walhington Stripes /:
NAnkins black and coiorsd Canton Silks F;
cotton Sewing; Shawls, iome rich embroi-
derea G fquare q 25 cents elegant lumin er
Yelling; Straw Borne,s; Kerfeymeres, Vel
vets Velveteens Cords, &c &c
ALTO. variety Of India Cot,ons, Calicoes,
American manufactured Bed Ticks; Stripes !;
Checks, &c together with On aGortmeni Of
womens Morocco and Kid Shoes, all which
will be fold
Cheap far Cab, and Cab only.
N. Bit is prtiumed, as one of the firm is
in Bottom the whole time, who attends all the
Auctions, aud purchaies ali heir Goods with
caih, that they will be able 10 fell much cheap
er than goods are generally fold in this place,
which in addition 10 the other weighty con-
liberation Of telling for nothing bur ready Cgjg
muG make il an Object for thOle who have
money 70 expenL, (at leaRAto call before they
PuTchaie. y P1H2hd, htyH 70.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29


IL being 81 eyes I'd, that since the renesI
'of that clause otthe Marriage Act. which
required Town Clerks to return GsrS Of
Marriages to the Clerk of the Court. such
returns have not been regularly made 10
them, neither have they. certified such neg.
lect Is required by said act-wheteby the
desiga OF The same has in a great measure
been defeated It is judged expedient.
therefore, to pu0llsh All extract OF Tie same
as follows -
-f1d 6en further enacted, That ey-
cry Justice and Minister shall make *
keep particular record of all maria
ges solemnized before them respective
iy and in the month of .AhriL yearly,
and every year, shall make a return 10
the Clerk OF the town, district or plan
tatIon IN which he lives, certifying the
names (both Christian name and Sir
name} OF all the persons who have been
by them respectively Joined together in
marriage, withio the year then last past.
" And it any Justice or minister
shall neglect TO make such returns, the
CisfRoi the towe, district or piaata.
non where such delinquent minister
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29

THE Tnaes are growing more and more
alarming every hodr Every Arrival from
hurCpe brings some mehIichoiiy tidinf-s /:
some new proofof the.wasting and desola.
ling effect Of French Tyranny. Tie yece,f
sud lirsci intelligence fcom France, pubtsh.
Cd IN thls Cazstte, proves brvond an qnes
ton hat The DEosEEs OF NAPOLEON are
nov infAH force, sweeping or, proaerly 10
Glsrustion il proves the per6ly Of tAe ~
Eani, and the extreme weakness Of our ku.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29


It's astonishing to see the cfTrontory of
the Chronicle AMI rs rnWealied attemDts
to deceive. The intelligence from France
communicated ia Gnis Gazetie, is il that
prostituled paper, cslle q = auspicious ntcl-
igence from Frame u It's g%bled and
misrepresented ani sent forlh into tile
Country 70 aeiude he people into fatal
securlty-to induce them 10 believe that
france IS treating us with al gentlenesS
and iove.-Wiy viii not the people read
otfh Sides 81 the question, aud - ,-sst discoy-
er a 19ish 10 learn the ltulh But even
the Chronicle does not comfort rs readers
with any hopes mat cent OF the MI Iioas
BQn2parte has rlundered from Us will ever
be restored no-Oa this subject our gov
eminent and d m0cratic presses are silent
as the grave. We have learned 10 bear any
indignly from France, without murmur
Why Is all this liz NEW EKCLAND tbs
BECAUSE THE PEOPLE ARE NOT sUFFER-
I'D 10 KNOW Tar TRUTR but long
might y coming upon them; and their feet
wili sOoh stumble upon the dark lltguHf1ns-
The VI. $. brig Vixen has been sent from
". OAeans 10 H1ganna. Her errant l. said
TO be 70 demand I've prisoners taken by the
Spsniards, in arms, on their own tern
tory.
The New-Yoik Evening Post saws
THREE FRENCH PRIVAThERS are
refiting aud yictua.iihg IN Ihat port for .
ctu,ze
Pu1nOHrs--Le;ters from Washington say
that MIR. Madison thinks tie French have
acted % very naughty, that II VIII not do 10
send Minister BaJlou out a present
Another report y that TIE Hon I)us
RAEDoLPE - % be appointed Riiuls,er- Nh
lie Court of 81 James---lf lIr. kando!pi
4 Ie-elecied 70 Congress there Can be 10
doubt tut Cha, tne French lun.O IT head
qoarters would re very GLAD u gel III Ut
uat independent Statesman.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29

THE Trustees IT Portland Academy IL
tue County "a Cumberland are hereby mott
ted TIA! tneir annual meeting, for the Choice
"a Cheers. &c. wall be holden at The office
q 'hs subscriber in Portland, Oh Tuesday
the fourteenth day Of May next, at four
O'Clock in the afternoon
STEPHEN LONCFELLOW, r.. Sec'y
Portland, Aprii 27th 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29

a ietisr iruin Norfolk, Of toe 18th
inst says 4 good deal 81 indignation
haGbeen excited agaiI6, noted French
priysteer, which was fitting out here,
whose captain had threatened deprcda.
ions on American Commerce, ana
had been guilty Of many -~and it had
been ailedgc dsthat she was even wait
ing for ths * Cu,hburt. Cur uneasi-
ness'ons that head was removed the
NIGHT Whore last, by some person Gun
known golag On board AZ her and set
ing ire r. hsr, when sheRas entire
~ destroyei, tao'.not without expo
sing other Slipping to imminent dan-
ger"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29

Mr.. ROCKWELL, RESPECTFULLY informs
40 The Inhabitants of Portland, that he pro.
poles TO open aSchool for teaching the regular
rules Of Penmarihip; TO commence on the
2Ih at May neIt VIZ The Clerks hand.
German.Iext, Old Eng,lh, snd the Chance
ny hands ; 20 be obtained in fair file in the
courie Of ~ or IA E1ercifes in which rhofe
who attend will be fstished they can make az
great Improvements under his initrucfion as
any who have taught the new mode Of wri-
ting Ladies, in fnaI parties will be attend
e 10 a. thtir refl.sciiye houies The Inliruc-
foF viii uie every eIertion 70 difcharge the
duties Of big School with puDetuaIity, fobri-
ely and integrity, as far a i, may be confident
with ,hole whom be has the power 10 inlru6t
Specimens of improvement can beSS1nlned
az the Maine Fire x Marine Inlufance Office,
with imalI specimen OF his own writing
Thoie who with to attend will plesle to call
at the above Office, and leave their names,
where iubicription papers.wil be EFF.
ROsfiaa9, dorH GO, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29
Portland Bathing-IIonfe-

HE public are RESPECTFULLY informed that
the Portland Battling Hsass, 10 now open
Conftant attendance given from lunriie to lun-
let, every day in the week except iundays--
aud on that day from till O'Clock in ths
morning.
April %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29
NOTHE

THE fubfcribers 70 the Portland Livery
= Stable, are hereby notified that Twenty
ave Dollars on each ihare are ordered 10 be
paid 70 the Treafurer on or before the fra
day of May next by order Of the Directors
STEPHEN PATTEN, Tsefy~.
Portland, AprI u, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29

THE Members Of the FsAern Society for
promoting the knowledge Of the acred
Scriptures, &c in the Dlfrict OF Maine, are
hereby notified, that their annual meeting
will be held at the College Chapel, in Brun
fwick, on Wednesday, the fifteenth day Of
May next, at eight of the clock in the fore.
noon. CHARLES COFFIN, Sssy.
Go,bGm, hbriE Is, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29
II H5nle and Land for [aIe.

To he fold, Lot Of Land in a central
part of this town, bounded about 5e
feet ca Free ltrert, 80 feet on Middle Greet,
adjoining to Motes Brown on the uor e1a
and Doet Erving's laod Oh tie fouth wet,
with Dwelling Route thereon, now occu
pied by Mr.. samuel CARY -Shopkeepers
are invited to examine che premiles, az afor-
ding an advantageous iitu4ian for Retail
Store Coos money takeu'in payment, if
more agreeable 10 the purchaier.-Enquire Of
GEORGE BRADBURY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29
BOWDOIN COLLEGE

THE Trulees of Bowdoin College, are
notified that their next lfated meeting
will be held 4, Brunfwick, on Tusfday, the
fourteenth day of May next, al ten Of The
clock in the forenoon.
CHARLES COFFIN. Sss'y.
Gorham, April 25, 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29
9aTTie1,

II Falmouth, by Tie Rev. G. Bradley,
Mr. Hugh Crague, of Windham, % Miss.
Mary Knight, Of the former place MF Jer-
emlah Clements, 10 Miss Betsey Conant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29

THE late 6rm OF HoFKINs & MrrcA1S
having been difiolved, the flbfcriher has
taken the office OF Ebsa. May, Efq ID TX
change ltreet, where he offers bis lsryices ra
the iine Of his protection, 20 biz friends aud
the PUBLIC, add will endeavour BY diiigencE
and hdslity 70 Erefit their patronage
dLFRED A4ETGALF.
Pertlaad. A2rI ~, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29

TIE friends Of Abraham Chapman, ana
Walter Iyrrile, Seamer, on board III,
Schooner Smart, captain Owen, who were
impressed in Falmouth and of w. Vsrce.
Seamen, on beard SAID Schooner, vino died
on his passage. ace informed that Hiey, dolly
authorized, may receive thelr effects, b.
applying 10 the subscriber, aGd palinr
whatever may be due f ON liiem, aud rea-
sonable charges.
WILLIAM TORREY.
Bah, zbrH 20, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29

THE Overlesrs Of Bowdoin College, are
: hereby notified, that a meeting ~ their
Board will be held At the College Chapel ln
Brunfwick, On the Tuelday preceding the
third Wednesday Of May nexr, (the I4th
day. At Ten of the clock in the forenoon.
IONA. ELLIS, Sslysfz1y.
Toplham, April 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29
AtriI29
FLOUR.

lust received, and for fale by the fubfcri-
j bsr--Io0 bbIs. fuperfne FLOUR
WILLIAM FRANCIS.
N B-Perfons pureh&fng Flour as above,
are at liberty 20 se'urn the fame and receive
their money, fhould it prove otherwife than
good Aor3 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29

II all these towns The tast year tie rep.
resentatives were democratic Of course
IN the above towns only, a net gam OFFS
will be made--in many mher towns there
viii be changes for the better especially
IN the COUNTY Of KennebeCk & Somerset--m
ihgse above named the change is consider
ed certaia-Boston will peih;-ps add % their
ber--and tbas fedsral majority may
be secured At once. --Portiant uM 10 rs dH
~ Nothing but exertion e wanting 10
save the Commonwealth fron the ravagcs
ot democracy anil the faHFs Of office hun
tiers. Livery town which Can commnRd a
federal maturity are loudly s>iled on 10 ex-
ert az their pgzser.-On thts sub. u there j
bat one opinion No earthly conaideratjcn
should induce S.Hgle tozgn to negiectltn-
ding its aid when Al ne mold dear Is IN suci
minent danger.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29
Ga5cttF ship Gelns.
PORT OF PORTLAND-lslI.

Thursday, april IS.
Arrived sloop Mss0n's- Daughter, CAPT.
S evens, 10 days from Wilmington, N c
Left there, ship William, Crubtrce, Of
Portland, and 50 sail Of other vessels, be
longing % different porls--Came over the
shoals II company with a ship belonging 10
Boston, from Constanlinople- Salem brig
from Batavia, and "A sail Of other vessels
In lat. SO and 81, experienced severe rs te.
Left At the Vineyard. schr. belonging 10
Mr- Jewett, f.om South-America
Same dGY--Arrived schr. Sally, Slower,
from Eastport--who informs that on the
10th inst sioop -. capt Nash. from Bos-
ton, was run aground on Cr4nbury Island
Bar, whereby her keel was stove in and The
vessel otherwise damaged. = She had PIE.
vionsly l0st her mast
MEMORANDA
The brig Jane, OF Scsrbor ugh, has been
Selaeaat Warrington, n. &. I,r committing
tie uEP1doaa5.r an of importing Hind. Of
Rum from tie West Indies
An AmCr ican schr arrived at GalIipoh,
(in the Kingdom Of Naples J about the ftst
Of FEB. 65 days from N York. with sugar,
coffee, salmon, iron hoops &c ard was ia
mediateiy pot under seq1estraion.
The brig Hare, has arrived AT Ciyita
VeccJis. ~ AZ digs froE Boston, with cod
fish, salmon, cotton and Haywood, Mar VIM.
Richie, superca goat tie entrance Of the
Fnrt The big was boarded Is French gun
boats, hes papers had az beea taken away,
and The vessel put uu1er arrest--The fate
Of The Hare vii! rest upon the sAtne ground
rs the Uher American vessels now under
sequesWation IN France
Che brig Neutrality. Of B SION. from Bal
timOfe for Bristol, csP,used by a French
privateer, was lost Al tie Cordovan, captain
and crew saved.
Tie Mercator, Graves, Erom Penobscot,
has arrived at Cork
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29

CT In part Of last weeks Gazette, an
error was made in the advertisement mott
tying the Sunuai meeting Of the Bible Soci-
cav. The meeting j. 20 re F~id on the fiji s.
THURSDAY of May next, instead Of" Tues
DAY" IS was therein mentioned
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29

The FederaIists will feel much obi
ged 10 the Editor of the Boston Patriot,
for publishing an address 10 the ciu-
zens Of this State, on the importance ct
electing a majority of Federal Repre-
sentatives 10 the next Legislature
Want of room only has prevented lis
appearing in this days paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29
MILITARY UNIEORM

EoR faIe, (Which has not been injured by
ufe)-conlhing Of Coat, Sword, Kncr.
Belt. EpauIet, Szfh and Holflers-all which
is fnitsbic for III and 6th Regiment--on very
reaiopable terms. Enquire Of The Printer.
-dPyH 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29

At an election heId IN Salem last week
Tor the purpose ofchousing BOARD ofhea iih,
the Federal ticket preyaied BY majority OF
800
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-29

Tor fais tazt excellent Stand IN Brxnfw:et
A. Maine lately occupied by DAVID Owen.
One of the ben Situations for tavern IN Tho
part Of the country about enc hundred r11s
from Bowdoiu College The houie contains
4ir large and commodlous rooms oil the lower
floor, TX convenient chambers, and a ipaciaus
Hall large Stable, fheds and other build
ings, which are in excellent order; the garden
contains more than an acre of ground. By
advancing one third of the purchAie money,
any perfon may obtain this Stage savern
for much iefs, than the real value; and the
terms of payment for the remainder will be
made eafy. For terms apply 70 JAMES BAR
RET, Pcr,iand-or DAVID OWEN, near
the premifes.
BrunfwicI, Apii %, 1911. Is