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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-06-05
Worthingzon, CookuS, e Co.

t III a"hN ehS .
Family Bibles,
Davis Sermons,
Wesley's Sermons,
Village Sermons,
Doddrige'sS ermons,
Sawkin's Sermons,
ChristisnR Researches
in Africa,
Rise and Progress 10
Religion,
Spiritual Treasury,
Practical Piety,
Christians great In
terest,
Walk of Faith,
Triumph of Faith,
Reign Of Grace,
Scots Essays,
HOLY War,
Ancient Israelises,
Harvey's Medita-
tons,
Confession of Faith,
Devout Exercises,
Faber on the Pro-
| phecies,
| Gaston'sC ollec tions,
| Buffers Analogy,
Serious calls to the
! u~nconverted,
Glad Tidings,
Guide and Refuge,
Simpsons Plea,
Smiths Essays,
Pilgrims Progress
Dick & Pany on In
spiration,
Thornton Abbey,
Hive,
Watts Psalms an,
Hymns,
Weslev's Hymns,
Life of Wesley,
Ramsey's Life c
Washington,
Wccms' Life {
/ Washington,
Life of DR.. Franklil
Life of Col. Gardne,
Life of Col. Darvir
Modern Europe,
Domestic Encyclo
padia,
ellis History,
Leo 10th,
Lorenzo dc M edice
Matthews on Popu
lation,
Select Speeches,
Stephens War,
fon.fhex mith manu-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-06-05
65OOlbs. COFFEE.

THE subscribers have on hand the fol-
lowing articles "A large supply of
LoafS Bro1On Sugars,
$500 lbs. COFFEE,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-20
Domestic Manufactures.
FOR SIZE.

.f9 qRB DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE, KING ST.
Cuperfine broad and narrow l.Gtns, cdssi-
- meres, cassinetts, satlnetts, cali.ocsg
ginghams chambrsys, stripes, checks bed-
ticking, shirtings, Dankeens, vest patterns,
fax, spun cotton of all Nos. and colois Tor
warp and filing, at reduced prices, Turkey
red cotton, knitting and sewing cotton, thread
in skeins and balls, all colors; metal but
tons, weaver reels or Stays, saddle trees,
erth webbing, glue. leSther gloves, fax
wheels, cut reels md hatkles; large as'
sortment OF plain, figured and t"illed blue.
black and mixed chambray, wove IL town, OF
very fine quality and much estcemed last
summer for mems wear; Columbia ware,
by retail, or in small well assorted PACKAGES
feather-beds and CURED hair mattresses OF the
best materials and made to orcer.--Orders
received for Floor Cleth Cdrtefs, executed IN
Philadelphia, Of any size, square, obonR, CIR
cular, or to fit recesses, however irregular
Patterns may be seen at the warehouse.
John Macleod, Agent.
April % co I'm
N. B. Cash given for best live FEATHERS.
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SPANISH CONSTITUTION.

Proceedings of The Corfes--SHtIng 81 the 1871
Of March.
The following decree relative to the succes-
sion Of Spanish monarchy, which has been APP
proved in secret session was read.
DECREE.
The genera! and extraordinary cortes, con-
,idering that the welfare and security of the
state are incompatible with the concurrence
Of circumstances in the persons OF the Infant
Don Francisco de Paula, and the Infanta. Dom
ia Maria Louisa, queen aowager OF Etruria,
brother and sister of Don Ferdinand the 9TH,
have resolved to declare and decree, That the
Infant Don Francisco de Paula, and his de-
scendants, and the Infanta Donna Maria Lou
isa, and her descendants, remain excluded
from the succession to the crown of the
SPANS In consequence, in default OF the
Infant Don Carlos Maria, and his legitimate
descendants, the Infanta Donna Carlota Joa-
quina, princess of the BraEils, and her legiti-
mate descendants, shall come to the succession
of the crown; and in default Of her heirs,
then Donna Maria Isabel, hereditary princess
of the Two Sicilies, and her legitimate de-
scendants; and in. default of these three near
est relatives Of Ferdinand the seventh, and
their descendants then shall succeed the other
persons and lines, who ought to succeed ac-
cortine TO the constitution, in the order and
form which it has established. At the same
the cortes declare and decree excluded from
the succession to the crown OF the SPANS, the
Archduchess of Austria, Donna Maria Louisa,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-20
Ten SERMONS,
BY JAME MUIR. D. D.


IRE no7y hu6H. hing by Co77nM g STgWAR4,
ON Me FOLLOWING Subjects, viz.
No lon the signs of the times
No lion repentance, detailing the GALA
nifty at Richmond.
No. IIl-Felix trembling.
No. Woods claim upon the young.
No V-Religion recommended to youth,
rom the in6rmities attending old age.
No. VI-The effusion Of the Spirit on tho
day of Penticost, glorious confirmation Of the
gospel.
No. VII-On covenant securing to Noah
and his descendants temporal blessings, but
better covenant securing to believers spiritual
blessings.
No. VIII--The Christian Character. !
No. IX--Life and Immortality brought to
light.
No. X-On Irresolution.
Each subject to be illustrated by Anecdotes.
Thuse wishing to possess the above Sermons
will please to call and subscribe.
b. The two first are now published, and
ready for delvery-Subscriber are respect
fully requested to call or send for them.
April 81.
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now govern our country seem wholly strangers.
Many pompous congressional speech have
acread, that did not contain halt the wisdom,
half the knowledge Of the subject, that is COLI
veyed in the following remarks on the nature
lot commerce.
6 But hoW (said Telemachus to Narbal, the
Egyptian can such commerce be establish
ed In Ithaca! By the same means, said he,
that we have established it here. Receive all
strangers with readiness and hospitality; let
them find safety, convenience and liberty IN
your ports and be careful never to disgust
them by avaricc or pride. He that would
succeed in a project Of gain, must never az
temht 10 gain TOO much, and upon proper occa.
sions, must know how to lose. Endeayor TO
gain the good will of foreigners; rather sui
fer some injury than offend them by doing
Justice to YOURSELF especially do not keep
them at distance, by an insolent behavior
Let the laws # trade be neither complicated
nor 6urthensowe but do not violate them
Yourself nor suffer them to be violated
with impunity., Always punish fraud with
severity: nor let even the negligence or
prodigality of trader escape; for follies as
well as vice, effectually ruin trade, by ruin
ing those who carry 1t, on.-lhe advan-
tages Of commerce should be left to those by
whose labor it subsists, lest this labour, tor
want of SUFFICIENT motive, should cease. There
are equivalent advantages, which must neces-
sarily result to the government, from the
wealth, which a free commerce will bring into
the state; and commerce is kind of spring,
which TO divert from its naturaL channel, is to
lose. There are but two things which favor
foreign commerce-profit and convenience
If you render your commerce less convenient
or less gainful to foreigners, they will inscnsi-
hly forsake you and those hatonce detart me-
ve2 zviW return ; because other nations, taking
advantage of yourimprudeuce. will invite them
to their ports, and HABIT viii soon be
contracted OF TRADING WITHOUT
YOU."*** Htemachus, Book 3.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-20
From the FederA Rrhubican.

Extract Of a lcttrr from subscriber near
Liberty, in FREDERICK county.
"The meeting in laberty, on Saturday to
nominate congressional candidate was nu-
merous and respectable. S,me few in6u n
tIal men om distance, o could not attend,
authorised their neighbo to act for them,
previously declaring in favor If the popular
candidate. DR.. SAppington was called 10 the
chair, and Dennis Howard was requested to
act as secretary. A committee was inme-
dAtey appointed to frame resolutions, expires
sive of the object of the meeting, who after
retiring for few minutes, reported the reso-
buttons as published in the Herald nominating
Mr.. Hanson which were adopted without
dissenting voice The chairman of the com
nittee introduced the resolutions, with a con-
else and very Impressive speech He inf>rm-
cd the meeting, that he had known The favor
te candidate from boy hood-spoke of his
-arly promise of future usefulness-stated
hat he had been main pillar in support of
liberalism in Maryland, and had hazarded as
much as any man in the union in support of
federalism, always manifesting a zeal and
iirmness almost unequalled-that his know
ledge of general politics was surpassed by
rev, WnilSI inc utIlloSt TelianCc inlSht DC
placed upon him in all situations, &c. &c
Among the federslsts throughout the Frede-
rick district, / know not one dissenter, and
the general understanding is. that like una
ninity pervades the mass Of fsderaists in
good old Montgomery. The address sent on
to Rockville to MIR. Hanson, soliciting him to
serve, was signed by several democrats in
Taneytown, who have become heartily sick OF
.,on-intercourses and embargoes, and kick up
heir heels and run at the very mention Of
war"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-20
ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, A1ay 20
g no sHEw
sax VERY AGE Ann BODY OF THE TIME
&c FoRM AND PRESSURE.

N consequence of an accident which hap
med to the Hon. the Speaker of the House
representatives yesterday, that body trans
A. no business. Immediately after the
ting of the House they were informed by
:. CLERK, that the Speaker was unable to at
,maand the House adjourned.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-20
From the PHILADELPHIA Gazette.

It is reported, that letter is in town said
to be written by Mr. Madison and addressed
to gentleman in this city, formerly Senator
of the UHited States, in which he says, that
he had hitherto firmly believed that the voice
Of the people was decidedly in favour OF war
with England; that he had acted under that
impression, although Individually, he depre-
Gated such an event; but that now, hndlng
that the PEOPLE were not DESTROYS Of war; ne
should act in conformity to their will. we
do not youch for the accuracy OF the above !;
although we certainly believe that ieSseF'
much of the above tenor, IS in town.
rive learn from all accurate source, tha1
the letter referred to in the preceding article,
was received from Mr.. Madison by DR.. Logan.J
T,New- York Gazette.
Even in so common book as Fcnelen's l E
TENACIOUS, may be found lessons OF sound
policy, to which the great statesmen, who
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-20
The Backward Shrmg mordHzed.

The Backward Shr,mg moraHzed.
YES It's in truth backward Spring,
Join the general city;
Yet backward al it is, fear
As backward full ana l.
Time unperceiy'd still onward tends,
Nor shall the seasons fail,
SPRING, tho delay'd for wisest ends,
Shall still at last prevail.
More fruit, and fruit more gen'rous too,
The lingering year may bring,
But what advantage Can accrue
From lingering moral Spring
This ifrepress'd, it moves but slow,
So fate itself decreed,
Drops buds that never more shall grow
What'er its future speed.
Let me then brave the storms OF life,
To these superior still,
Secure, how fierce so'er the strife,
To conquer if IsvW.
My life, for yielding better fruit,
Let Fortunes rage prepare,
AS trees, when tempests shake the root,
With most protusion bear.
When WINTER comes the .terile year,
The bursting f1ow'r denies;
From life, tho ages SHOWS appear,
Fair Virtues frnits may rise.
These let me bear, fage be mine,
In age not vainly gay,
But fruitful as the southern vine,
While Aorid as the bay.
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daughter Of Francis second emperor Of Aus
tria, by her first marriage; as also the de-
scepdants of the said Arctduchess."
The president then proposed, and it was
carried by an reclamation, that on the 18th,
when the constitution was 10 be proclaimed, a
bounty should be given to the sea and land
forces at Cadiz; and similar bounty to the
forces in other places, when proclaimed there.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-20
Port of alexandria.

CLEARED.
Schooner Uricorn, Owings, East River.
Traveller, SomeIs, Darien.
ENTERED
Brig Fame, Davis, Newbury Port.
Schr. Traveller, Smith, Penobscot.
Resolution. Pratt, Boston.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-20

ON account of the inclemency of the wea-
ther, the meeting of the FRS, Light Infantry
Company is postponed till Thursday evening
next, at the same time and place Punctual
attendance is requested.
By order If the captain.
JOHN BOYER, lst Sergeant.
May l9
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-20
For JAMES MADISON, 80.

NO other person beng voted Tor
The meeting then proceeded, in like man
DC, to ballot for a suitable person to be sup
ported for the Office of Vice-President for
iAs term. On coGnting the ballots, 1t aP-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-20

The following letter was received from the
Secretary of the Treasury, through the hands
of the chairman of the committee of ways and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
f" BLESSED TIDINGS ~

Such was the impiohs and unhallowed e1ui-
tation Of the Editor Of certain democratic pa
per (the H0tord Mercury announcing the De-
eIsyoti0z Of W0r, Cd the part OF our Govern
ment. And iuch indeed, is the lpirit manifei-
ted on this Occafon, by mOR of our democra-
tic papers
Il ia faid by fome of our leading politicians,
that Connecticut is Z" PrIefl- ridden" Mr..
BABcucKi at leait, mutt be acknowledged to be
Al exempt from the dominion q Priellhood, il
not Of Chrillianity for our SAvIoR (aid" Biss
red are tie pence maIsTI,"
Our SAvIoR's errznt into the world was 10
proclaim PEACE On earth, sudgoOd -VW 70 men. :
This was emphstically called coed tidings"
or" beffed tidngs. What a proclamation
then, to Apply this ezprefion to Ee.!sratio-
81 H'6y What mutt be the lpirit, which
reigns in the heart, that gives utterance to
fuch feelings Can it be that Of the benign
religion Of Jeius !-or that Of the vengeful fe-
rocity of the i2vage =
Our SAVIOR not only pronounced peace ma
kers "6iee:d but adds" TIE, 6sH Be eaLes
fss ebilfyea IF GOD
Whole children, think ye, then, he would
have pronounced War 4ts.t
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24

CITUATED in Falmouth, between the tv,a
~ Roads running from Stroud water BRIDGE :.
Buxton, only FIVE miles from Portland. u9nFr
ing Of abouE two hundred and wsnty five
cres Of a. good land a. any IN the Countr,
under good improvements, well proportiantI
in tillage, moving, palluring and woodan5
with two Barns thereon aIIloil new, thar ".
hold nearly one hundred tons Of hay. well n
good water pump and other convenience. !,
The osrnyArd for watering cattle Said farm
Is well wafered. and would make two exrsil.,f
farms as e fronts each Of the aforelaid Road
fg0 Al the itock, and farming uteunls, rrrer.
fairy for carrying or iaid farm will be f1ld .vith
*, 4 agreeable 10 the purcLarer.
For further particulars enquire ~ ADAM
SLOAN living On lie premefis or ALEX A.
DER BARR, Of Northyarmouth.
Falmouth, July 90, 1879. 0.fl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
Original POETRY.
FRIENDSHIP !!

FRIENDSHIP
DO You tell me Of Loye-'tis vain gaudy
sound
All profess, yet few feel its force.
The object is present-'tis then Love a.
bounds
But absent the passion is lost
'ris Friendship that makes us as brothers
unite
In harmony social and true;
md though we be absent from each others
sight,
Still the balance 10 friendship is due.
The Miser hath gold. he with JOY DER it
p0urs
And breads from his treasure TO move
'Tis not Friendship that binds ms hSrd heart
10 this world
For " Gold teaches only to Love-"
IT'S Friendship, that lends to misfortune its
hand.
And provides for INDECENT poor
Blu Love so engross'd In lts passion for one
Drives " Thousands distressed from its
door,"
Hail thee, BLESSED Friendship, philanlhro
pic mad,
Cresrcst blessing to man that is given (;
Thou sire west our path with flowers on earth
And viii give US a passport 10 Heaven.
CYPRIAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24

THE Proprietors Of Portland Pier are re-
minded thar on the 10Th Of March lait
IN afeilnlent of IS dollars on each fhare was
voted-uotice Is therefore given that unleis
fad ahefment is paid to me the Rlbfcribsr
on or before the 2ssh of September ne1l, 10
much Of fAid Delinquent iseEes as will be ne
ceFary to pay thar a7eiTmens and charges
will be fold at Public Authoe. 1t y O'Clock
A N. on laid Pier
Tsiy ~ JOHN HOBART, 7ysgfvrsr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
PREACH Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN

ROYAL LINCOLN,
HAS lust received fresh French Goods,
consisting of elegant 5 A and 8 a DAmask
and Levshtine Silk Shs~ls fine and COM
mon Linen Cambrcks Ladies silk and kid
Habit Gloves Gentlemens silk do Rib
bonds; Double Florencesi Silk Hose, green
Umbrella Lustrings Centlemens Silk I'm
brellas Fans &c.
Aiso-FHst chop blue and yellow Nankins !;
fancy Muslins Linens Best-West of Eng
land Broadcloths fine factory Shifting do.
Ginghams; Ladies Psrasolsi Cshcos !;
black Grape do. Cambricks Cambrick
Muslins, some very finei Cotton Laces in
dis Cottons all prices black Perslsns !
Csnton plaid silks do. Black d0 Pongees !;
Cation Grapes white, red and yellow Elan
nels Blk, DO Ladies WHIT 4 Slate cotton
hose Gehtiemens Slate and mixed do !;
Lace Yelling, 5 a VIDE wild Silks for pc.
llsss fine and common Broadcloths; do do
KerseJmeres5 red Broadcloths white,
red and Buff Kerseymeres for Military Cen
tlemen Which together with his former
sock compose an assortment Of almost every
article usually enquIred TOR. June i.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24

BowDoIN CstLEos, AUGUST 9TH, 1879.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Govern
y nent Of College will attend AZ the Philol.
ophy Chamber, in Mafachuleits Hall, for the
purpoie Of examining candidates for zdmitTion,
on Thurfday, the Sd day Of September next,
at 9 o'clock A. n
Recommendations a. 10 moral character will,
as uiual, be required.
JESSE APPLETON, Prgfisst
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
4 Nee,sy more Pro(1ero1f %

/" Ne0er mare ProlperoaJ -
The S9utbeyn States are thriving
and growing rich fat under this
French War. The trade from their
ports is very briik, and their Flsw,
Tobacco, Rice, Cotton, and Tar, which
they now export freely in Spanifh
and Portuguefe veiiels 10 called, will
bring high war prices. Their PrOvi-
fions and naval Rores will foon find
the way to England b. the way of
Lilbon and Cadiz, and the Britifh
Armies will be abundantly fupplicd
from the hand Of their enemy. In a
fouthern paper received by yelterday's
mail, we notice the following veilels
engaged in this fort of profitable trade
to relieve the Southern States from
the the prefure of the War, which
was intended to bear hard upon this
part of the country only, viz.
Yrabel, Vidal, for Havana;
San Juan, Pineda, for Cadiz;
Donna Marian Therefa, for Fayal;
Santa Rita, Flores, for Oporro;
Ilabella, Granley. for Teneriffe;
ST. Lawrence, sylvia, for Madeira;
Dolores, Te5bes, for Teneriffe;
Loufs, Stanton, for TenerifFe;
Gen Apodeca, Afena, for Havana
Zodiac, Hague, for Fayal;
Luna, Nsmi, for Ma aBzsS
Hanna, Bell, for OPorto;
Epozy Nina, Maitero, for Terceiro !
Bona Fortuna, De Gotta, for Oportoi
Core de Ia Ha ana, for Havana.
Thele vehels owned, by molly de.
mocratic Warhawks, will all be pro-
teaed from capture by Brltifh CRUZ
fers while we, in this part OF the
country, are Jealed up, and cannot
fend to fea our products without GER
tain feizure and lois. Is this equal
Jufice ?-Is this bearing the COM
mon burdens equally EVEN the
Norfolk Herald, a democratic paper,
Gays, it is time to complain read the
following extract from that paper
When we fee our harbors thronged with
Spaniih asd Poruguele chipping, on, Pianfs'1
receiving Spanj6 dorbloOnI for all the corn, flow
er, beef and pork, that they can bring 70 mar
ket, which, when taken away by theie neu.
trails, 60 to fupply the euemys fleet and ar
mies and when we fee oSy merchant, and Ne.
Jsrietimpoverrfred and deprehed 90 oPpor'
TUNES for the enterpriie of the one, nor the
indutry and ingenuity of the other ; our fhiP'
Iaia up in the mud to rot-we think e is ttss
70 eOn3llia salem Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
LICENCES.

THE Ssleamen of the town OF Portland
i rsqueil all perlons who with to be aPpro-
bsted a. Innholders or Retailers or TO have
their Licences renewed, to make application
to them previous 70 the 30th inf
~ None need apply who lhoul5 NOT de6gn
10 conform lriaiy to the law for regulating
licenced houles
SAM. FREEMAN, Par oyd.r.
Tvr g. 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
NOTICE

THE Anniversary Of The BrsrrIrrn- Nr4,f
CAL SociETr. will Ne corrsno ,-eI wv
No. fGJar@-Htb, On Taef4ay f5- 25t5 fly .r 800
snFlHf The procsiE1n w.li move at nm.
clock, from The hol.s ot tlr Euos H-rtb. w
the Baput Meeting dau.e; -yhars I. ..onrJa
will be pronounce Isl the Hon NM u
MrTcHELL.-A esse y sfis4aas. =. .eRsf
81 PRINCE, Sssy.
Fairorf5, dug 8, 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
N0L[E.

THE Members Of lite " BAs1raN socrer4
for promoting the knowledge Of he far.
red Scriptures and elabIiihIng chriaian order.
inftruction aud piety ia the Dilluct Of Name
are hereby notified, that their annual mee,ips
will be holden IN Brunfwick, at the Collees
Chapel, on Wednesday, the iecond day OF sen.
TENDER next, at O'clock NJ.
VIM. jerks, Ssrrttsre.
Bah, Dug ia, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
eisteIlanfous Selections.

we know that the rrar LM was drafted early
n January. No Perion in the fecret Of the
Cabinet, who regards his reputation, will
ssrs as., f5is Every American will inquire
what sgysgss il has erforned hnce
SsFs-7 Ga<sfo..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
John p. Thurston.

No. q, Ccrtyal Rs.s, Has for Sale,
s Teirces fresh Rice
10 Bales Cotton, for retailing
Sd Bbls. Flour
$50 boxes Brown Soap
us bbls Mess, No. and No. 2 Beef
) ditto b vi. Pork
4o00 W.T.. Coffee
80 chests Hyson, Y ayson, H: Skin, &
Soachong TEAS
Warranted Anchors and Hedges
Pants ground in oil
Scale Beams--Fryingpsns
Horn Lsnthorn Leaves, and Mackerel
Lines. THH 27
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
To LET.

ONE half of two-aory HOUSE ftuated
~ IN Federal lfreet ALTO, HOule iigua
ted on the corner of Federal ltfees and Fiddle
Lane For further particulars enquire at this
office, or Of JAMES BARRETT.
Portland, Aug. 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
NOrIcE

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the annual
y meeting of the Board of Overfeers of
Bowdoin College, will be holden in the College
Chapel in Brunfwick, on Tueiday, the irit
day Of September NEXT, at 10 o'clock a A.
JOHN ABBOT, Sse'y Of laid BS0,s
BrvsftDieE, 7t5 AsrsG, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24

NOTICE is herebv given thar the fubicroa
~ has been duly appointed adminiliratFh
on the elfate of
BENJAMIN BURTON, JR.
late Of Culhing, in the County Of Lineon,3
woman decealed and has taken upon hefis-
thar rruR BY giving boads ~ rhe law difse.5,
And an perions having demands upon ths \.
tate IF The iAid Benjamin Burton. are reql''' u
70 exhibit he fame; and All Perions Inden'e-
~ he laid eQate are called upon 70 MAKE F3f
ment 70 80 -.
June 2S.h, 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
10 LET.

HALF OF convenient twO.fory DWELL.
= = ING-HOUSE, pIrafantly hsrased on
Fore nreet ALso.
"A Wall PEW ia the Rev. Edward Payion's
Meeting Houle--Apply TO
dug. 10. JOHN LEAVTTr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
Steel Sprin ? Truaes

a large afortment of Blsnchards ctlehfs
= ted SrEEL SPsINo TEussEs, ofaH 6ze.
which for utility aud convenience exceed aa-
now in ule, are kept eopRantly for faie hy
Benjamin Butman,
Errb1Epr Frrst, P7rti1as, ftriI 27