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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
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You will perceive that the pledge
contained in lord Wellesley's answer,
is referred to the period when the re
pee! OF the French edicts shall have &C
tnally taken elf &C, and the commerce
ct neutral nations shall have been re-
stored TO the condition in which those
edicts found il. In case there is no
thing equivocal in these last expressi.
ons, tire pledge is, presume, srEici-
eat Ter the present, If the recall of the
French DEGREES does not depend on a
condition precedent rs some have sup.
posed. Ii, on the other hand, il is I'M
derstood that, before the French re
pc is TO rake effect, namely, before
the Asst or Cd Of November, G. Bri.
tain must revoke her orders In coun-
Gil. SO that the orders shall cease TO
operate at the same moment with the
DEGREES or, if it is understood tina,
the British block AIDES, to which France
objects, Chat Of May, 1906, for exam
pie, must be recalled, or declared not
to he in force, before the same period
then undoubtedly the pie dye is nothing.
II the pledge is sufficient, we have on
ly to TT the mater rest until Novem-
Der If it is insufficient, / cannot be
too soon employed in taking new
course. oeght to mention, however,
that l am now preparing note to
lcrd Wellesley, to be presented in a
few days concerning the blockades.
This step Is proper, and, | think, in-
dispensahie, whether the revocation
of The DEGREES Of France depends up
on'those hlockades being put out oil
the way or not.
BE gg,ng you to let me hear from
you as soon as convenient, i am, sir
with great respect and confederation
your most-cbedient, humble servant,
(SigneD
VIM. PINKNEY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVES.
friday, Tan. d.

. y y
The Speaker laid before the House a
report from the Secretary at Wa-, sin,i-
lar 20 the one lad before the Senate
tbs day.
! On motion of Mr.. Jennings,
Resolved, That committee be ap-
pointed TO enquire into the expediency
o. opening road from Vincennes, in
the Indiana territory, to Daton, Ohio,
and report their opinion thereon to the
House.
Nj. Finley presented the memorial
of the SYNOD OF Pennsylvania, repre-
sen;ipgt the various evils resnltins from
the cps ralions OF the existing Post of
&c Mws, as respects the ,naii travelling
o. Suadag and the delivering OF papero
and lst,era on that day. Referred Go
thu Post Masfer General.
Mr. Basset reported bill establish
ihE niarine Hospitals. Referred to a
committee of the whole.
NV. 'iacon, from the committee 60
whom was referred. his proposed ..
mepdnent to the constitution, repo t
ed the following IN leu thereof, which
was referred to committee of the
whole
No Senator or Representative shall
be appointed to any civil office, place
or appointment under the authority ~
lhe Uoited States uo,il the expiration
OF the Presidential term in which such
person shall have served as a Senator or
Representative.
o. motion If Mr. Sfurges,
Resolved, Thar TIE President of .he
Un''ed Ststes be requested to lv be-
foie this House copy of his proclama
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15

.ticn issued ad II svmbSr, 1910, and
also copy of tt:e)sireular letter ofths
Secretary OF TIE Treasury to The col
leciors Of the CUSTOMS in pu snance IF
said proclaim alton.
Mr. Wan Horn presented mrmori
al of the Inhabitants OF Gecrge Town,
stating that they had commenced the
clearance of obstruce;cas 10 the naviga.
ton OF the Potomac, but had been pre-
vented from proceeding by an ipjunc-
ton of the District Court, and praying
relief
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
CLOSED DOORS.
Monaav, ian. r.

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Mr.. ]. Porter presented the petit
on of the Collector of Philadelphia,
PRAYING tcompensation for services
rendered during the embargo and
Enon-intercourse, Ordered to lie ON
the table.
Mr.. Jennings presented memorial
from the Legislature of the Indiana
territory praying from the u. States
grant of lands for the use Of The ter
ritory.-Referred to the committee ON
Public Lands.
Mr. Seybe!t presented two memoir
ais similar to those presented by him
on Saturday, PRAYING for the renewal
OF the charter of the Bank of the u
nited States; also petlgion of the In
specterg of the port OF philadelphia,
prayingan increase of salary. - Refer
red
Oh notion Of Mr. Root, the com.
mittee ofclaims were discharged from
the further confederation OF the petit.
ton Of p. c.. L'E4fant.
Fir Root made an unfavorable re-.
port on the petition OF John Calhoun
which report was referred 10 a com
mittee OF the whols.
Mr. Morrow reported the following
resolution, which was referred to the
committee on Public Lands, with IN.
s.ructions to report a bill
Received, That provision ought to
be mAdd by law for laying out and
making &e roads designated by the
treaty of Brownstowu; and that pro.
vision be made for the disposal of the
Pusiic Lands acquired by the said
treaty.
| Mr. Morrow reported bill for the
relief Of Richard Tirven, WIN. Cole
man and others, which was referred to
thespnanittee of the whole.
He Shaker read letter from Pc
ter Laddais, praying that the Hous c
would consider his petition presented
early in the session. ON motion, or
dered that he have leave to Withdraw
his papers.
The order of the day was called for
on the bill continuing in force for
years the act Incorporating the sub.
scribers to The Bank of fhe UniSed
States. The hoase refused to take Il
up, So 10 IA.
The trder Of the day Yves also called
for ontthe bull erecting the Orleans
Territory into state which also the
House refused to take uIsA
On motionoi MIR Montgomery, the
galleries were cleared, aud the door.
were closed and so remained till FIVE
O'Clock, when the House adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15

whv j. should bs reconstructed by a
renewal III is charter. | viii stem
out of the usual course and attempt 20
shew why i, should not.
All we have yet heard is the pa;het-
ic annunc alton of the horrid gruo,s
that will stun our ears in its last ago
MES. Let us not mistake the delef.i
wailings of the convict or his friends
for the solid reasons tor areprieve from
a just and wise sentence.
Thus much promised let us attend
to the history and merits of the case.
Soon after the adoption of rhe feder-
al constitution, horde Of spectators
and brokers who acted as legislators
and made the name of tederalise
disgraceful by taking it to themselves.
The first great effort of their fiscal
Juggling was, to take from the heroes
OF our. revolution, their earnings, and
in effect their laurels and present both
a free viii offering to the embodied
ayariee and ambition of mpnied ar
istocracy, at that lime designated by
the name Of the Essex Juno, and ev-
er since developing and displaying it.
self as British faction.
Whatever might have been the de-
sign, the evident effect of this deep
and most ungrateful stroke of policy
was TO ex inguish in great and re-
spectacle portion of our citizens, those
republican virtues and affectioos which
bind both rich and poor to their coun-
try by the 6bres OF the soul, and to
substitute for patriotism those Deepen.
deqGieswhich make the poor subser-
vie 70 he Hch. Such a triumph O.
yer RSvhtu@ and honor Of our coun-
| try nv ht haze snlficed the ambition of
Iouro@n Prise proud iordlings and the
enmity of those who wished 10 i'm
pose psnance on the heroes who "a
chieyed our independence. But aver
ice demanded more. The soldiers GER
| tihcates purchased ar from ESQ to IS on
he pound were funded at par. carry
ing interest to the newrfortunate hol-
der. BY the eharsef Of the bank in
ques9sn majort P6rtion- of its stock
consists ofthis ended debt due from
The nstion AM drawing interest of
course. HssAce if i, did not issue bills
beyond the amount OF It's capital, ie
Will be perceived its Stockholders
would draw an interest of 12 per cent
! (allowing the soldiers certificates to
have been bought at par. The further
privilege conferred on the stockhol-
ders, OF exchanging several millions
OF their own paper, not on interest, be-
yond the amount of their capital, for
as mans millions in good approved
notes on interest, adds another i'm
Pnli,ic, absurd, and unconstitutional
feature to this i'll -gitimate institution.
The average legal interest IN the
Uniied States, is per cent. Those
thrifty. patriots, who now below so
lou5k No the anticipated distresses of
ouScp,R try, rave by a Licensed fraud
by chartered irnmunity, if the phrase
sound better, been allowed for 90 years
to receive from IL To 20 per cent per
annum, upon their real capital.
| This cursory view of the history
and charter of this bank will enable a.
ny MN to- estimate at once the, merits
of the claim Of its stockholders to a
renewal fits charter, SO far as. de-
Pends on the question OF justice be-
tween them and the Union.
In my next will consider the claim
OF these borrowers.
COMMON SENSE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15

Bank Of the United States.
The question is--ShGiIthe Charter
ef this Corborafi9n be rcae5ved?
As death j. its natural course, it is
certainly incumbent on those Who urge
IT'S Proionga'ion to offer clear, explicft,
and above all constitutional reasons
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
BALTIMORE. Jan. 5.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 5.
tAMoUNT OF INSPECTIONS.
In the city.of Baltimore, from the 1st January
~ the 3lst Lee 1870.
4,2io bbls wheat -four,
1922 half do do
3,54S hbis. rye do
II half do do
2,4S2 hhds and bbls. Indian do
1920 bbs pork
103 half do do
- 5taS7 bbs beef
RB7 half do do
RtFl9 bbls behring's
i63 half DO do
E,255 bbs shad
1}7 hIf do do -
1909 bbs mackereI
15T l,sf do do
i57 bbIs SALMON e..
% half do do
8 do cod
DO baddoCS
do CARS
4,o22 casks butter
$3.50 do lard
1,i83 do fsx-seed
q Og2 casks domestic licuara
-. 2R6l DO foreign do
NE go G!lages
AG % oil
i3MsN9 feet plank aud scan,linr
5.275,p9S shingles
8 655,9o0 Iatis
JOHN HARcROvE, Reg,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15

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lie hid reserved to himselftim to
txaminS difficulties in relation to the
suoject; aud, not hasing done SO, must
now for that reason votsagainst rejec-
tfon.
Mr.. Gholson had supposed, thas, as
the question of constHutionality had
been the subject of discussion Tor
twenty years past, every gentleman's
mind was made up on it; bur, seeing
so May gentlemen unfriendly to the
bill about to vote against rejection,
and finding that the question, when
taken, would decide nothing, he with
drew the motion for rejection.
The bill went to second reading
of course, and was referred to COM
nffttes Of the whole.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
IannafY 3.

January 3.
Our l,st Loodon dates are to Nov.
9.----Ihe Orders il Council were not
revok d, nor was there any prosp CT
OF their being repeaIsd. French pr
vaieers are reported rs very numerous
in the Brr ish channel ~ American
br's beng lately boarded ~ one of
them has treat d with the greatest po-
Eteness, and Informed Doeiuve orders
had been issued TO treat al America
vessels in tie most friendiy manner.
II such usage is general, we may con.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
9an1farv. S.

- -
A letter from the Secretary at War,
transmitting statement of the ex
penditure Of the monies appropriated
tor the contingent expenses OF the mi.
l'tary establishment for the year 1910,
was read.
Mr.. Quincy presented the memo
rial of sundry merchants and Others
OF Boston, citizens of the u. States,
stating that before they had been APP
priced Of the revival OF the non-in-
tercourse as respects Great Britain,
they had sent orders to England and
ireland for merchandise that before
the news could reach Ensland, their
vessels would have sailed and pray
Ing that a further time might be al
lowed for Them to reach this country
unaHeetcd by that law.-Referred 70
the scommittec on Foreign Relati-
ons. ~
Mr.. Seybert laid on the table two
memorials favorable to the renewal 81
the charter of the Bank of the Uni.
ted States. ~
CLOSED DOORS.
On notion of Mr.. Montgomery the
galleries were cleared and the
doors closed, and so continued for the
Remainder OF the sitting, rhe House
having adjourned at quarter pas,
four.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09

INFORMS his friends and the public that he
= has taken ftand in Mr. Horizons new
brick fore, on Maine itreet, at the head of
Green-ltreet, and has opened an entire new
itock, computing complete aforment Of
Wsf-hdia Go0ds, Grocerie5, DC.
among which are the following
Cogniac Brandy Holland Gin
American do--Old Jamaica Spirits
St. Croix and Antigua Rum
Madeira, Sherry, Lifbon, Port and Mas.ga
WINES
-Cordia!s-Cider Vinegar
tlyfon, Young Hyfon, Hyfon Skin, Souchong
and Bohea Teas
Loaf, Lump, Havana white and brown, and
Wet India Sugars
Welchs No and Chocolate
Chocolate Shells--Rice-- Or ound do.
Pepper-GrounI o--Ginger-Pimento
Box and caR Rai6ns-Turkey Figs
Caraway Seed Canary do--Nutmegs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Epgiifh Muftard
Cayenne--Oat Meal-Pearl Barly--C urrants
Jordan Almonds Ground Nuts--Fiberts
Soy-Catiup-guave Celley-Capers
Olive Windior * bar Soar
Wafhballs-Starch--mould & dipt Cardles
Spermaceti Oil--TatLe SaIt--Entry Mats
Floor Bruihes--B rooms-Sieves--l Indigo
Salt Psue--Ink Powder-Spice Bluers
Powder, Shott and Flints-Log Wood
Red Acknowledgement
Sulpher-Roll Brimlionc
Cotton and wool Cards--Flour
Clear Coffee-M olafes
I'D, cd, lOd and cod Nails
Bees Wax-Babery TaIIow-Cotton, &c.
--Likeuise-
100 boxes 5eft brown Soap.
The above Goods are of the fri quality
and will be fold on reAionable terms.
Auguff IL GD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09

CUMBERLAND, IS. Ny.
TAKEN by Execution and TO be sold at
Public Auction on The premises in Stan
dish on Monday the 30th day of September
next, at 2o'ciock z. M.-All the right and
equity If Redemption which Nathaniel
Knight has in, and to the following lot of
LAID Mortgsged, being situated in Stan.
dish aforesaid, viz. the one half Of the hun.
dred acre Lot of Land being in the second
Division OF Lots, and numbered twenty
nine, together with the dwelling house
and barn which the said Knight now occu-
p,es-Terms made known at the sale.
GARDNER WALKER, D'y Sheriff
Portland, Angust 80, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09

FOR CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT.
THE subscriber informs his friends and
the community, that he has opened store
in Saco, where he offers for sale fresh
and general assortment of
Medicine, Paints 81 Dye StufS.
1lso--3ooks & Stationary-Rum, Bran
dy, Gin, the various kinds Of Wines, Coffee,
Hyson and Souchong Teas, Chocolate, Cot
ton, Loaf Sugar. the various kinds of Spices,
and many other articles too numerous to
name in an advertisement all of which he
warrants to be genuine, aud of the best
quality; and will sell them as cheap As can
be bought in Portland or Boston, Id the
small quantity. Country Physicians, Cloth
'lers, and Painters are requested to call and
try-snd he assures them that they shall
not go away dissatisfed-The most constant
and punctual attention shall be paid to Gus
toners
He also informs the inhabitants of Saco
and the adjacent towns. that he shall attend
to the practice Of physic and surgery, when
called upon, with the utmost fidelity and
he fatters himselfthat the universal success
and appreciation that he has met with here
tofore, where he has practised, will insure
him employ in this place
VIM. +. BRADBURY.
Scco, September 9, 1871, (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
yw-Ocl1ic .IdlcLbLi.

TIE sixth annly6rsary OF the Tyrocinic
Adciphl Society, will be commcmorated At
Hebron Academy, on Tuesday, 5.h Of Oc-
tober nexs; where, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. an
Grafton will be publicly pronounced, by
SAMUEL FEssESDEN, Esq The members
81 the society arc requested 10 give Their
puEciual attendance the community
are generally invi.ed to attend.
]. WATERMAN, Jun. Secretary
Hebron, Sspt 2, 1911 l9)
n B--'rhe Exhibition Of the School VIII
commence the same day at O'Clock NJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
NOTICE.

THE Sacfcriber informs the inhabitants of
: Portland and its vicinity, that he has ia
ken the Store in E<sbssgs 6,s<f. At the hgn Of
the Eoor. where hs intends carrying on the
Bo7t d Shoe Making Bnfnsks,
in all It's various branches.-Thoie who will
fsvonr him with their cuitom, may derend on
having their work executed with neatnels
and deipatch, aud every favour gratefully
received T., STEPHEN MINrIER.
~ he has on hand General adortment OF
gentiemens' Boots and Shoes; Ladies' moroc-
co aud Kid Shoes Of different colours, very eie
Iant childrcu's fhoes of all kinds and izes,
sh,sh he warrants 10 be as good a. any IL.
Town or eisewhere
PrfFiHf. S.ffsatrr 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09

THE iubfcribers hereby give notice that
three months more are allowed by the
Hon Judge of Probate, for the county of
Lincoln, 10 receive and examine the claims of
the creditors 10 the elfate Of
WILLIAM ROGERS,
the Sd of faid Georgetown, Mariner, deceafed,
aud thar they will attend that fervice at the
dwelling houfe of A. Drummond Jun in faid
Ceorgetown, on the lait Wedneiday Of this
and rAe two following months, from two TO
FIVE O'Clock of the afternoon of faia days.
MARK l. HILL,2 Eemm;s-
ELI PERRY. Esnss.
Georgetown, Sept Sd, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
Evening School.

THE Subscribers commenced, tLeir
Evehing School on the I'd of Sept. inf; al
the centre School honie, for inii-nct,ng 10 the
niuai branches Of Education, aud f4.ter them
feives from the encouragement they have
hitherto had. and their united cxert'ons, they
lls!i merit tAe patronage OF their employers
Terms doIlars per quarter. including can
Dies pens &c--At The fame fchool viii be
laugh, Navigation, Surveying. Bookkeeping
aud Penmanfhip according 70 Mr.. Rockwell's
excellent fyGem. r CUR1Ey,
N LORlNG.
Portland, Sept 9, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
Paw the Pott.

1oyf Seftienrsf5 srd fs.g f,isads.
THE iubicriber rsquels all rerfons indebted
TO him for Psaege on ihe Gszefe and h1-
gas. left on The route through the towns Of
Bridgion. Waterford, Norway, Paris, Buck
field, Hartford, Livernore, Turner, Nlinot
and Hebron, 10 fetrle the fame on the 6rls day
Of October next, astwo years have already
elapted lnce he commenced carrying the
Mail, and but very few have paid up arrsar.
ages. VIZ. SAWIN.
Portland, Seeh 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
GORHAM ACADEMY.

THE. puoiac are respectfully informed
that MIR .isu keskirgfon, has taken the
charge or Corhunp dcaara,,y, and will ccm-
mence instruction al thai place On Wednes-
day the eighleen.h Instant.
The terms Of tuition are one dollar and
fifty cents per qasrer.
LOrHxCP LEWIS, Secretary.
COrhsTn, Sept. 9, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09

THE Subscriber respectfully irtorm. his
\ friends and Culomers that be has return
ed 20 his former nzud under the arch, Tx
combs building, Portland, where he in.eDds
TO carry on the
tailoring BUSINESS
IA ufual He has on land Broad Closhs. Caf-
hmeres, Velvsts, Chords, Veitiug, TrimnIipys.
Be. of all coIors, aud the belt quality. which
will be fold Cheap for Cath.
Grateful for pali fayors he fcli1rs cantin.
uance. JAMES HORN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
HOUSES TO LET.

THE one on Free and Middle Streets. now
: occupied by Mrs. Ann Chadwick, as a
Tavern; poaefion given on the frft day Of
October next.-Part OF another houie, oppo.
fire, now occupied by Mr.. True pofefion
given on or about the 9th of November next.
ALTO, a Houfe in Clay Cove and another
fnal Houfe IN the upper part of the town,
near the Rope Walks. None need apply,
who are not able and willing to pay the
Rent, when due.
THOMAS WEBSTER.
parfya.S C<Af * 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
WATCH MAKING.
GODFREY WHEATON

GODFREY WHEATON,.
Has removed from his former ftaod TO the
: ihop lately occupied by TsGa5 Levin,
nearly opPoiite the Maine Baak, where he
carries on his buGnefs as ufuaI.
Chrononi'ors, Repeaters, Gold Horizontal
and Pian Watches, carefully cleaned and
corrected in the mott faithful manner.
@. w. fatters himfelf that If an application
to the bu6nsis for upwards of ten years paff,
and al acquaintance with the moff eminesr
workmen, and manner Of doing work in the
different metropoIiles in the United STATES,
are recommendations in his favor, be fhaIl
continue TO receive That patronage he has
ihared 70 literally, and whsh il will ever be
his ambition to merit. Portland, Arp rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09

senlale Who Lad fsrvsi liz years in regiment
Of huiIars, aud Whole valour RATED her from
the ranks TO captaincy.
Ia Montreal. by Rev DR.. Edosstsiu, Mr. G
q. s.ttvos 10 Mi. OAK All togs hsr mutt
produce iometbing more ,han Jafiisgs
Ia Bath Dod William c. Page. Of Brunf-
wsck, 10 Mis- Charity Mathews, Or Bath.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09

THE fublcriher informs thofe Perfons in.
debted TO him. that agreeable 60 former
uotice hs has placed his notes and accounts in
the hands Of Z. d Learned, Fig for collection
but that no expenls Will accrue TO thofs
who Gallon him pKsvious to the 1T Of Oclo-
Der next. JOSHUA SHAW.
Sept 0h. tlvl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09

In Newburypors, Gen. Ralph Crofs. Col
letfor of the Cuaoms, aged - He was Al
old revolutionary officer
Ia this town, Elizabeth, wife of Mr.. Iona
than Dezne, aged 50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
TAKE NOTICE I

a Ii perfons indebted to the fubfcriber,
: either by Note of Hand or Book Account,
are hereby notified, thar unefs they are PAID
by the ;irlt Of November next, they will be
left with An Attorney for collection.
JOSEPH MAXWELL.
Portland, SEPT 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

LINCOLN, IS.
AT Probate Court at Topsham, il and
for the county OF Lincoln, on the twenty
fourth day OF August, A. o. lS11--Ordered
that Lydia Thompson. widow of John
Thompson, late OF Bowdoin, in said county.
yeoman, deceased, who is named as Exec.
utrix IN certain instrument purporting to
be the last will and testament of said de-
ceased, flied IN the probate office for said
county, and have offered for ALTO vance and
sppro5ation-give notice to The heirs of said
deceased, that the subject Of allowing and
approving of said instrument IS the last will
aud testament of said deceased, will be con.
sidered and taken up at Probate to be
held At the dwelling house of Francis Tuck.
er, in Topshsm, in said county, on the Sat.
urdsy next before the first TUESDAY of March
next, at ten of the clock in the fore noon
by publishing this order in one of the ne WIS.
papers printed in Portland, three weeks
successfully, the East publication to be thirty
days before the SAID Saturday, when and
where oil persons Interested may appear If
they see cause
SILAS LEE, Judge 81 Probate
Sebtenber =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09
SeIe At a,irtio,,.

On FRIDAY nert, at III o'cl5ck,
IN front of the United Marine and Fire
iniurance Ofse--i'ortland,
100 Shares in the Maine Bank,
SO Shares In the Portland Bank.
Z. GREELY, AusYr.
September 9. 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-09

MfruSfIon ON the Forte Piano.
\ Mater of Muiic has been engaged to
give IritFnction On the Forte Piano. A
few more Scholars viii be received If app'ica-
lion is male immediately. Apply at this
Office. Sref. Oh.