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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23


AS the sloop of war Wasp, lately arrived,
left Cowes early in June ,and Cherbourg short
ly before, she must have brought the latest ad-
vices from both countries.
We do not pretend 10 precise knowledge
Of the state OF our affairs with France at the
sime the Wasp sailed, but have understood
that no satisfactory arrangement had then been
made respecting spoliations, or our CONNER
eCial intercourse with that county. 1t is said
that the decree of April 7sth,isli, lately pub
lished in our gazettes, declaring the final re-
peal Of the Berlin and Milan DEGREES as to
the United States is an authentic document /:
but'whcther it was adopted at the time of its
idate, or lately, and anieGated, is unknown Ii
the fest was the case, we cannot conceive why
it was not soener published. II the second,
we are a, loss for reason tor its having been
antedated. Be this as it may 1t appears, that,
being the kind of document which The British
government required, it has deprived it of all
pretext for continuing the orders In council
1t is understood that the Emperor, before
leaving Paris to Join his army in the north, had
authorised the Duke D'Aiberg 20 continue
the negotiations with Mr.. Barlow.
With respect to the posture OF asairs In
Great Britain, we are led to conclude that the
republications from British newspapers thro"
as much light on it, as has been otherwise
received Intefigencer, Su1 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
FOR SH-E,


THE Estate whereon the subscriber re :
sides, situate in Cranston, one and half mile from
the marke key-house in Providence. For terms and de.
scrpton of this very pleasant place, apply to .aS
Err ROBINS, Egg at Newport, or 10
July IS. CHRIST. ELLERY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
FLOUR.
62 bbIs. superiine Flour, Mather's brand,
received aud for sale, by
July %. RICHMOND & ROGERS.
VENISOW HAlKS.

1OHN b. LYON, No. 8, Lyons wharf, has
just received, and for sale,
"A quantity Of Venison HAMS, Of an excel
Icnt quality July %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, JULY %, 1912.

or The Rhode Island Repu5lsGn .g'a be Pu5Hshed
" future o.. Thursdays.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23

The Governors of New-York and Pennsylvani'
have appointed the S0th inst. 10 be observed as 9
DAY of Humiliation and Prayer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23

This day will be observed as Day Of Fasting,
pa umiliation and Prayer, in Massachusetts,, Connee
ticpt and Rhode-Island
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
AT7 EW7ION!

THE company of Newport Guards will meet at
L the state-House, precisely at balfpast 8 o'cIk.
p. VI. on FRIDAY, s4,h inst on business Of import
ance. general and punctual attendance is expect.
ed. Per order.
Juk q. w. sIMONs, Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
4 W / n IL.

EOR~ ~Sa,c--5OO iba cxCrHe,h T'winc.
Il Inquire at the Factory Store,
July %. No s, pERRY's WHARF.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23

10000 lbs.
BULLETS Wnd bCCk SHOT,
Various s,ses-FSr sale, BY
ELIJAH WILMINGTON,
No. 81, State Street, BoSToY.
WHo has, for sale, lotions bar Lead; 20 casks
w refined saltPetre, 20 Nj gun and pistol Flints,
IL tons patent Sho, Cannon, Cannon-l'alls, and
Grapeshot; 400 Or. casks Gun-Powder, consisting
of English, Dupont Co. and from various msHufac-
tories in The state of Massachusetts and Connecticut,
much Of which is Of superior quality.
.4iso--3 tons sheet Cork.
10000 Cannon, Musket and Pistol Cart
ridges, and Powder and Shot, at retail, by
A, WELLER.
Boston, Juiy 6. 1912
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23

A Liverpool paper of June S, received at Boston,
mentions that the Emperor of Russia was proceed
Ing to Wilma, accompanied by Count Roumanzoh,
AID it was expected trial of arms, would, after
II the mighty preparations, be hazarded with the
French Emperor The new sdmlnstsA alton has not
been formed, in England
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23

The Governor of Noya-Scotia has ordered, by
Proclamation, the inhabitants living the frontiers
Of that territory abstain from molestng or disturb
ing the American inhabitants Twins III hat neIghb0r-
hood, while they continue to exercise the same dis
position this done to facilitate the progress OF
smuggling
A smart firing was heard in Boston Bay on Mon
day last.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
Extract Of a Letter from Savannah, dated
2eih Inue.

"An express left this place last Thursday for
Mary's with the news of the declaration of war
bo is there took immediate possession of seven L
lish armed ships and five spanish ships-No do
they will be removed up ST. Mary's river for safe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
STEPHEN FIELD,

INFORMS his friends and cuftomerS that he
i has entered into copartnerlhiP with MIR.
Sfeb5sa M'Lrtir,, in the Boot y Shoe Making
Buf,ne(s, under he firm Of
M'Intier s. Field.
They have taken the lhop lately improved by
faid Fed, nearly opPoGte Name Bank, IL
Exchange flreet, where they have Juh opened
an afortment of Ladies, Gardeners, Miles,
and Chlldrens Morocco. Kid and Leather
SHOES,
Of the newell fafhion aAd ar ! moderate price !
wholeiale and retail
They have ALTO on hand al ahortmeut Of
Morocco aud Kid Leather and Binders, Of
every colour and quality with which coun-
try ShSnakers may be furnilhed on moder
ate terms
ET They carry on the
Bot and Sb2s-MakiHP BgfHs5,
in all is branches. with fidelity aud difPatch
and 10 the mcif fafhioRable manner
f1zHe l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
Teat. Gin. Sngar. &c.

TOR fale at No. s, Uzisa Ron, by LEON
l Ard S' Il. II. CR0SS-So chefs TEAS
of a hyperion quality. imported in april 1912
in the Hamiton-viz. Hyfon, Young Hyfon
Hylon Skin and Souchong-piPes and barrels
Of Philadelphia Gin--iO boxes brown Havan-
ma sugars-whi,e do-Wines-Run- Mola(-
s-Cofee--Rice-Io bales upland Cotton
10 boxes Mufcatel RaifRs-3epper-Pi meu-
to-Indigo-Floor 3rulhes-Candes-O
Tobacco-2O doz sutton Hoes-Shovels-
RulIia Iron--Cut Nails 90 quin.aI Pollock
Fils-Cod do. wy May g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
GEORGE CLARK,

INFORMS the public that ne continues 10
carry on the
Cabinet Making BgfnejT,
al his fhop, head of Exchange street, nearly
oppofte Mr.. Robert Boys's Gore where he
Ia conAantly for fale variety Of FURNI-
TURE, made of good materials and in faitA-
ful and fashionable manner, on realonable
terms.
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
A quantity Of fealoned Birch JOICE q
BOARDS-to pay il Furniture or Cam #
q 9errt Coon Ot7obsy IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
CARDING MACHINE.

THE Subscribers would iAforn The inh4bi-
Il tants of Cape. Elizabeth and IT'S vicinity,
that they have erected Carding Mill for the
purpole Of cardiug Sleeps Wool, a the head
Of 3arberry creek, il fad town, where oardiug
will be done with neatnels and deiPaich.
TERMS The price for carding white
wool will be 5 cts per h. 7 cts. ID. for NIX
turr.-Wool that is not well picked and greet
ed will have al additional price Of cents per
IN. No. Credit. @. CURTIS,
M. SAWYER,
NIB Boats raay come within ten rods Al
half tide. Cape Elizabeth, June 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
Furniture WarebOuIe.
WILLIAM & S. HASKELL

WILLIAM & S. HASKELL,
INFORMS their friends and the Public that
! they have Removed from Free ltreet TO
their New Store ia Back Greet near the Court
Hou(e-where they have on hand variety
of Cabinet Furniture-which they offer for
fale on reafonabte terms-They acknowledge
palt favors and foIicit continuance Of the
fame. Every attention to cuftoners IN the
above branch OF bu6nels, will be punaually
attended 70.
w. & S. H. Return their thanks to the
public for their liberal affifanCe, which they
have received with gratitude.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
Daniel |. Odel a CO.

INTENDING GlortIy 10 make different ar
r1Dgement in their bufnels, offer for iaIe
their flock of
China, GlaG and CtOckery ware,
which forms as complete an aGOrtment a can
be fOuad at any fore IN Maine a. they are
determined 60 bring their Prefent buGneis 20 2
coier an excellent opportunity Preienfs 20 thole
who with 10 furniih themleves with icarce
and valuable articles 10 their line, at leaf 20
pr. cent below the ufuaI prices; aud 20 thoie
who purchale by the quantity a Gill greater
dlcount will be made-f0r Cath or llOft ap
proved Credit.
". B. All perions indebted 10 d I o e
Co. either on book or note, are requeaed to
make payment by the 25th Of June inf (psT
ucul4r contracts eIeePtedl or their demands
will be left with Attorney
P0yfLaa5, TxHs \
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
NOTICE.
to Rad Maker5 and PurcbaGrs e
Lands.

Lands.
THE Legislature Of the Commonwealth Of
! Mafi4chufetts, by a relolve Pahed the
l4th Feb 1871. directed the Agenta for the
Ia.e OF GsHern Lands, 90 caufe 10 he iurveyed
ten Townfhip. Of Land, TO be 70 laid out as
th. the road Curveved by Charles Turner, Jun.
Rlq IN the year 1907, Ia Plan Of which Is on
file ID the Land Office may run through laid
TownGlips, the townfmp % extend from the
North line Of VIM, BIugham's land, Eait OF
Penobicoi River, TO the halt 1ownihip grant.
ed to Wexford Academy, near St. Johns Ri
yer, ADD to contract with any Psrlon or Per-
Tons for opening laid road, being a diltsnSe Of
about firry miles the Agents afoTelaid having
cauied the towuihips 10 be lurveyed, will re-
eeive propoials on or before the ira day Of
June next, from any perlon or pertons willing
TO CONTRACT for opening aud clearing any part
or the whole of the road--the trees TO be fell
led four rods wide, and the road 70 he clear.
ed AZ leaf one rod wide, removing the cradle
hills and clearing the Pumps 3nd making the
necshary cauieways and bridges-icr which
the Agents are authorized 10 convey TO the
contractors I'M ezymeut f0r making faid road a
proportion Of taid Townihps, not exceeding
one quarter Of each Townlhip as laid Agents
may agree. on the contr actors producing latis.
factory evidence tha; the road is completed a
greesble 10 contract ALTO, by another Re.
sOlve pafed the 2Sth Feb, lsl i-laid AgentI
are authorized to fell all The Hands thar be
hong 10 laid Commonwealth, lying within the
corporation Of Deer Hand, IL Ehe county q
Hancock-any perfon wiihing 70 purchaie
may have the fame upon Reasonable terms, BY
applying at the Land Office, in the New State.
Honie
JOHN READ,l HssAf5 foy fJs Bais IF
VIM, SMITH,S fbs Esfera Lg7ds.
Msy is f4zT)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
NOTIE.

THE fubCcribers, Comnuhoners on the e.
tate Of
RUSSELL BUcKNAM,
decealed, hereby give notice that further
time Of three months from the 18th ult has
been allowed the Creditors Of fsid Bltate 10
bring in their claims, and that they VII attend
for the purpoie of receiving and examining
Ae fame al the Counting room Of Bryant Il
Freeman, on the fra Thurfday Of tbs three
Esllow.nE Hlonths at O'Clock p. M
LEMUEL WEEKS,
WILLIAM FREEMAN,
MRy 25th 1879,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08

NOTICE is hereby given, thai a meeting Of
~ the Stockholders Of Penobfcot Bank, will
be holden al laid Bank on Monday the 18th
cay of Iune next at O'Clock P. M for the
purpoie of choo6ng leven Directors for the
year eniuing, and to act on fuch o'her buhnels
a may properly come before them-Per or
der WILLIAM ELLIS Cgttiy,
Buckltown, sSh May 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
MASONIC NOTICE J

THE approaching Anniversary of St. John
the RapIilt, will be celebrated by Lin
s0LT Lodge" IN Vyfogst, in manner fuitable 70
the occaiion. An address will be delivered by
Brother Edmund Flsgg, Efq and public din
ner provided. The craft in tbs vicinity and
all way fairing Brethren are respectfully invi-
ted to attend {; The Lodge will ademble at
tdeir Hall at II O'Clock A. NJ where tickets for
the dinner may be had
SAMUEL PARKER Committee y
SAMUEL MILLER, Ayrsars~
THOMAS WELD rreat,-
Wiicafiet, May, 90 A. D. 56I2 (Awl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08

THE Sublcriher Is about "a clole his buG-
uels, ,hoie 20 whom re is indebted will
pleafe 10 hara IN their demands, AID receive
their pay. anu thnle hat are indebted, are re
cueAed 70 lette he fame BY the twentieth Of
July next. o. their demands w. 5e LET; with
an Attorney for collection without Teferve-
fbyRI5. i2m) THO MAS FORSATTH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
Hartford Land Tax.

NOTICE IS hereby gwen TO the Non Ref
: = dent Proprietors and owners Of the fol-
loving lots and cores Of Land in the town Of
Hartford, and county Of Oxford, that they
are taxed for the year ISlI, for Gate, town,
aud county tax, and for highway TAX for the
year 1910, Ia bills committed 70 me the (ub.
lcriber 70 collect, As follows viz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
HENDUE.

TIE proprietors Of the feyeral lots and part.
Of iots Of land who are to me unknown il
the town formerly caed Fan Portland, bur
now called New-Porlland, in the couatv Of
Sommeriet, are hereby notified that the fame
is taxed in the bills committed 70 me the fub.
fcriber collector for fad town, for the year
Eighteen hundred and Eleven to ColIed il the
-rfnective illns fol op5inp-viz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08

WE the fublcribers having been appointed
by the Hon. SamAs! F,semaa, Efq Judge
Of Probate for the county OF Cumberland, to
receive and examine the claims Of the credi-
tors Of the sitate of
DAVID BARKER,
laie Of Wndham, in faid county, Efq. deceaIed
reprelented inlolven, do hereby give notice
thar tx m0nihs from this date are allowed raid
creditors 20 bring in and prove their claims
and that We viii attend 10 the lervice a; the
houfs of John Chute, in Windham on the ul;rd
Monday OF June aud the third Monday in
Ssbif45ty aud October az two OF The Cock p
NJ or iaid days
JOHN CHUTE, ? C1a4zsif.
PAUL LITTLE Jr. fsae,5.
Windham, May ls. 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
STRAI COZ.

ZANE into the enclofure of the futlcriber
on the 9th "a dark brindIe Cow, Ur b
leather itrap marked K round her neck
The owner Is delired 10 prove properly pay
charges and take her away.
ZEBULON JOHNSON.
Cabars, June }, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
SEASONABLE GOODS.
SETH CLARK.

yIAS jui received a new afor,ment Of
: BraadcLotbs < CaDfmsrsS,
of various colours and priees-toeether with
black fix VESTING, and variety of San
lords celebrated SUsPENDERs-whch he Of
fers for fsis on as good terms as can be had
elsewhere
He contiDGes 90 execute the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
at bis chop in Es.bl@ge F'lst. wI,h neatnels and
IN the mon fGlhiouabie manner.
B-TRIMndINGS Of all kinds, as ulual.
Portland, IGly 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
NEW FIRM.

HYDE, LORD & co. inform the public
that they have taken the eitabihment
lately conducted under the firm Of a. LYMAN
* co. and respectfully foIicit the patronage
Of the public They will keep conGantly 90
hand an eIleniive aiortment Of
BOOKS q STATIONARY,
TO be fold on he mon liberal terms They
have ALTO BOOK. BENDER1 connected with
their flore, where the budneSs Of Book Bud
ing il All It's branches will be executed with
ne1tnefs aud elegance Arrangements are
made VIII reby orders for any books that may
be wanted, nay be executed with PromPtitude
aud on the ben terms Mayt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
To Let. OF For SaLe.
L0yiHard S Snuff.

A FRESH CuppIy of this celebrated Snuff
= is received and for fae by JOHN COE,
No. 4, Exebgzge fret, April 8, (9w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08

Unlefs laid taxes and all nece1ary charges
are paid 10 me the luofcriber on or before
Saturday, the 6ra day of Augull next, 70 much
Of laid Land will thea be told at Public Ven.
due, At the School Houle near Malicha Bart
lett, in faid Hartford, at nine o'clock in the
forenoon. a will pay the fame.
LKVI LUDDEN, CoLe57or IF Hartford, 1911
Hartford, May IS, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
George Hill & Co.

HAVE just received and for sale at No
6 Mussey's Row,
Black and coloured Lustrings
and Italian Grapes 4 and white Cam
5rioks-Black do-Lades black and white
silk Hose entiemen's do. black and
white Silk habit Goves-kid do.-men
white and black silk, Beaver and Cotton
Cloves s and Al Irish Linens -Nsn&ns
Cotton Cassimer5s-wuite Jean, large
assortment Of Lustring and Satin Ribbons
India CO<Jons, &C &c. &c.
lune !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08

WE the fubfcribers CommifhUners on tas
eltate Of
DAVID LEARNED,
late of Livermore, IN The County Of OIioTai
Efq. decsaled, rsPreientsd intolvent hereby
give notice thai a further time Of fx months
from this date is allowed the creditors OF i2ia
decades eliste, 70 bFiEg IN aEd prove thsH
claims aud that theJ wall attend thar lerycs
AZ the ofhce " Ezra KnEman, Fig. n iAi1
Livermore On the 6ru saturday At June ne1li
and on the ara Saturday OF tie five ioho~lls
months, from one TO tour # he clock 10 u
afternoon, % each Of faid day..
ISAAC LIVERMQRE,
NATHANIEL PERLElI
VIM II BRETTUN
Livermore, May ~ lsls.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
SAMUEL BUTTS,

y EsPBCTFULLY informs the public that
N he has received an additional fuPPiy Of
BOOKS q STATIONARY,
which be now offers for fAle at bis Bookstore
% EssBgTe-frest, 90 as good terms as can be
purchaled N Notwithstanding Of Bibles,
Tsfamsats. aud School Books ALTO, Books
on Divinity, Law, and pbyGe ; with good
sHortment of Books on M(ceilaneous Subjects
the mDTrriDsis ~, Cne GoiPei Militant are
hereby informed that they may receive their
numbers by applying as above Alto, Ballous
Review, his Notes on the Parallels T; Letters
and Univerlal Hymn Books.
TO Let, or For Sale,
A FARM in good repair. as, SALT
WORKS, conGaing Of y kettles, and Is one
OF the ben lands for the manufacturing Of
Salt NJ Tbs, :oUcy. Inquire a. above.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
II H5uje to Sell or Exchange,

n H9ujEt9 Sell or Exchange,
4 LARGE and convenient Dwelling Houle
1 very Plealanty G;uated in tlaverhill,
MATS commanding a profPe6 Of the Town
and Of MerrimacK River, faid houIe is two
ltories high has fix rooms On the floor aud fix
lodging chambers, and an excellent well Of wa.
;et IN the houle, luitabie for walking * never
fails Has an excellent Garden connected with
the houfe with a plenty Of fruit trees, CouF-
an5 Bulhes SC.
The above & uatiOn will be fold at a red u
ced price, and one halt would Be taken in w
!. Goods-or would be exchanged for houle
in Portland -FOE further particulars EoquIre
of JUSTIN KENT,
Ingraham,s Wharf,
Portland, June 1, 1912. (f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08

w + the undersigned have this day eKamin-
ed the body Of Beuey Fi6sId, Ia.e III
this Town, az che requeG Of DOct. David Q
Barker, in conlequence Of areport having been
circulated CONGO ning the conduct of ia,d Bar
ker, when called upon to wife her, few hours
alter delivery, was improper and the Immedi-
ate caufe OF her death, and are un1ety ~ o.
pinon that ihe practice there ur ued was
proper and correct, aud tne only moe that
couid have been pur. ued with a prs b45iIty
of luccels
JOIN A HTDE JOIN CoNvgRsE. Isaac
LINCOLN, WM FACE, PAUL u NICHOLS
Durham, Nay 20. SI2
NOTICE is hereby given, that the iubfcri.
~ beEs have been duly appointed Executors
TO the laR Will and ,eltsment of
LUTHER BARRFR
late 81 Norway, ID the county W Oxford EIgi
decealed; have taken upon ourle'ves IhA.
truli, by giving bond a. the law directs. AHa
all perions having demands upon tie ella'e q
faid Luther tarrar, are required TO exhibit 'hs
fame and al Peri0ns indebted Q he iaId ei-
tate, are called upon 10 make immediae pay
menI TO CALVIN carr n, ID EEt-afsT
JOSHUA SMITH. a H
MERCY a. FaRRARS Esah
Junel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08

WE the fahicnbers having been appointed
W blythe Hon. Samuel freeman, Flq Judge
of Probate for the county Of Cumberland, %
receive and eramine the claims Of Ike credit
ors Of Tie eaate Of
HUGH CRACUE, Jun.
late OF Windhsm, in faid county, yeomRn, de-
csafed, Represented infolveCt, do hereby give
notice. that Tx months from this date, are a.
lowed faid creditors 70 bring il and prove
their claims, and tina, we llsIl attend 20 that
fsrvice at the houle Of Paul Little, Jun. in
WIndham, on the Iaf Monday in May, and
the laR Mondays ofthe four following months
4. as Of the clock III the morning Of laid days
PAUL LITTLE, IUE.1
ROBERT ESTES, '''D'D'''''
| WiE45a4, APr2 p, 1919 (m25)
THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice
i 20 all concerned, thar he has been duly
appointed and taken upon himlelf the trult 81
\ Administrator on the eltzte Of
JAMES BLETHEN,
late Of Durham, in the county of Cumberland
yeoman, desealed, by giving bond as the Law
dire1r-He therefore requelis all perlons whC
are indebted 70 the laid decesled's etate, e
make immediate payment and thoie wh'
have any demands thereon, to exhibit tn
fame 70 JOHN BLBTHEN.
Nay 90, 1872
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-08
SWEDES IRON.
WILLIAM GODDARD,

LAS for fale 65 tons of SWEDES IRON,
a vrtH sssrfsd, fiat and fquare bars.
dise--A few tons FAGGOr IRON, fat
and fquare. nD PorgLlE!, Dc ?
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14

] petitions FOR remission o. t,,tir bands The
vote was against the report. aud against e.
| very proposition offered as :. substitute for
{. Bu. this vote is not to be considered by
any means as conclusive as 20 the diaposi
ion OF the House on that subject. The fact
probably IS, rs nearly every member has
ormed a different project in lis own r nd
or a modified infection or remission of The
penalties, that the votes on this question may
ne considered in the same light as the first
oai!oting IN pubic body for vacant office
IN which the votes are So equally dist ributet
among the several candidates that no one
has majority. A second trial Of STRENGTH
may and probably viii produce very diff.
ierent result the more especially as MANY !
members, wearicd ont with the length and |
iiflseness the debate, were absent from
he House whep the questions were yester-
Law taken.
The consideration of the subject will be
and VIC hope Terminated, on Mon
Int.