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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-25
EOR SALE, or TO LET-Two

l. Dwelling-Ilouses, with Gardens One is situ-
ated at the head of Mary street, leading into Griffin
street, with four rooms on floor, in complete re-
pair and is now in the occupation of MIR. PAUL
BAILEY. Possession will be given the Goth MAY.
The other House, is situated in High-street, and
is the next House south of Col. EDwARp MARTIa
lis three stories high built of the very best mate
rias and finished last summer, and completed in the
very best manner; contains on the lower floor, FIVE
rooms the second and third stories six rooms each
with large yard and garden. In point of situation
few Houses in Newport can claim better 1t has
every convenience necessary for domes,ick utility.
Should any person be inclined purchase either Of
the aforesaid buildings, liberal credit will be given
on approved security. Possession of the last build
ing will be given at any time to suit the hirer
March II. JOHN A SILVIA
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], PHILLIP SALISBURY, of Ncw-Ha-

], PHILLIP SALISBURY, of Ncw-Ha-
ven, State of Connecticut, do hereby of my own
free will and accord certfy, nat about the begin
ming of the year 1911, was seized with most vio-
lent pam in my light side, which produced cough:
this pain aud cough increased until April, when
found myself SO weak especially in my lungs and
in my knees that was scarcely anle 10 walk abroad,
concluding therefore was fast approaching to the
grave by consumption, was greatly alarmed,
also my family bat on hearing OF DIR Rogers
Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent, for Consumptive,
Asthmatick and Catarrhal complaints. Immediately
made application 10 the apotlecary, and obtained
one cake, which took according TO the direction,
which when | had taken all OF it, / found mysel
stored to my health and strength far as can be
pccted of man in the 5lst year Of his age; which
medicine truly and conscientlously believe was
solely by the blessing of God, the means of the res
toration of my health. PHILIP SALISBURY.
City Of New-IIaven, September 10, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-25
COkNS.

I'm h.fali6ie Cure for Corns, .vithous c,..ting
The Toes of.
THIS late discovered and valuable Vegcta-
- bic Corn Cure, can be had by applying to
BENANIWELL SHAW, No. II, Tanner-street,
Newport-price 25 cents per bottle
1t also cures ringworms, and worts much cheap.
or than with stolen meat
NIB. A cure is warranted to those, who choose to
attend, three times day, for one week, at S $50
cents for each person. Jan. g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-25
Brandyqvine Paper.
J. &. SHAW,


Has just received from Phiiadsl@G.
Sixty Rcams BRANDYWINE PAPER,
consisting Of Cap No. 8: 2, Qnarto vellum post and
medium Drawing, which with his former stock, of
various kinds of PAPER, makes his assortment as
complete AS any in this State. All which will be
sold as low as can be purchased in this town.
January 2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-25
JOSHUA SAVER.

B.dKER,
- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IN pubick, that he has removed to his New
Bake-House, little to the eastward of his former
stand, in Mlstreet, where he will keep constantly
hand, for sale, Ship and Cabin Bread, Crackers,
and all other kinds usually kept for sale.
JuIu TO-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-25
Valuable Medicine Cbest.

X OR sale, valuable Medicine Chest, cheap 70,
l. cash. Apply at this office. Mar 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-25
Sarah Avis & c. Howland
& Co.

Inform their Friends and The Pu5Hck,
THAT they have taken the Store re-
L Gently occupied by Mrs SANDS, where they
intend keeping All assortment of MILLlNARY, Of
the latest fashions, and hope by assduy, to please
those who may favour them with their custom.
Jan 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-25
POETRY
From the CoLUMBIAN PHENIx.
THE GOVERNOR OF RHODE.IsLAND

AND THE LITTLE-coMPTOH LETTER.
ne tnisome and queer pancgyrisSs on King
Log, " the Lord of Isla," which have APP
peared IN those delectabIc prints, the Gaz-
cite, Slander-Miil, and Mercury, it would
seem, have called forth " BARD OF other
times" and OF no mean powers. Unwil-
ling 10 be ou,dene in celebrating the praises
of the muster mind which prcsides over the
dcstinies of Isia, our minstrelthus eloquent
" sings 49,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-25
rKine Pock Mocuiation. q

It HE citizens of Newport, Strangers,
Country People, and especially Seafarng per-
sons, who may wish TO be preserved forever secure
from the loathsome and destructive effects Of the
SMALL POX,
respectfully informed, that they may be inocu-
lated for the genuine kline ROCK, by applying to
the PhysieiGn, at the House north of the Nrw-
PORT BANK. March IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

LiEcoIS, So
1lkeH BY Eaeczfi1H. and zHSe o-Fcrc.!
ter Jahs az Pnbkc Autli3l, On fke
frenJEf, en DIcnGay, tie fb1tiab
day Of Narcb next, at three c'ctck
a. III.
a LII The Right in Equity Of Redemption
= which Aaron Iiovsy. If 5ath. IN fad
county. has in the following delcri5sd mort
gagged Real Ehaie, wa Lot Of Land iitu.
ated in Path, begiLirg Gu he north corp.,
OF Vine Rreet; then e4lterly by fad nraet
four and one third reds to land in polTtf;on
Of John Soule; then north feven rod. "a
1875 then wen 20 Wilmington iireer; then
loutherly by iaid ereeg ievcn rods 10 III fro
mentioned bounds; ~uh al the huild;rc.
thereon llanding-it being the lOt WHICH ~
faid HoveY now lives upon
BENZ DAVENPORT, D sIsif
Bah, February ~, 1919 tMg,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
NEW HATS.

T MAHAN, has received, az the 3 E.s
j. HIf WBs Hog<, bottom OF Exchange
itreet, large fuPpIy Of Hats, for the enluiug
fPring-viz
IS cafes fuPer6ne Hats, wide add narrow
brim
do Rorams do
600 napt Hats do
cafe. patent fix water proof Hars
TOO mems and boys felt Hats
Youths morocco and fur Hats
Military Hats Of the new ltyle fsom to 10
dollars
Trimmings for do
The Bolton Factory Hats. throughout the
y. States, .: E generally preferred, for ele-
gance and durabiIty-They will be fold on
the belt of terms either at wholelale or retail
Wanfes to pvrc5o5s--loo Hat Boxes Like,
wife, 5000 Sable, 600 Fox, and 500 Mink
Skins Portland, Mach 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
VOTERS.

IT FIE Selectmen Of the town Of Portland,
4 hereby give notice that they have ported
up Lin of Perlons IN laid town, qualified
70 vote for Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Senator'S, Representative, in the Gener Al
Court, or ia Congrels, At the houle of JANIS
BuREHAM, Efq. innholder in faid town, aAd
one at the Maine FHs e Marine Zu,zyanee
Q6Gce in Exchange lireet, and that they will
be in iefIion on every ThurfdaY between this
day and the 6rlt Monday in April next. from
nine TO ten o'clock in the forenoon and allo
on Saturday, next preceding the fad fri
Monday of April, from nine O'Clock to twelve
10 the forenoon, and from three 70 FIX o'clock
IN the afternoon, ar the office of SAMUEL
FRt.MAS, Fig. to receive evidence Of the
qualifications of perfons whole nance have
not been entered on faId Lift.
SAMUEL FREEM
JOS II INGRAHAM,
ENOCH PREBLE.
Portland, Mar1b 9, 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

ceiSed OF The peoples money IN eight
years f79o hundred thousand dollars, be-
sides kTick-knackS TO a pretty handsome
amount and CHAR haze the hech.e
gained is the question we wish to
have answered. BY me ke2tle that he
said he loved I; we want some evidence
OF the sincerity of his affection. We
know full well that be ioUed ;hem Ia
7yord and IN tongue !" we want the
proof that he did" ia deed and IN truth. I"
Are these classes OF people, or any ct
them richer or happier, more peacea-
BILE, or more contentod, than they were
under Gen. Washington Is the nation
in better situation ;--are we more u
nited al home or more respected a.
broad Are our foreign affairs less per-
picked, our trade more fourishing and
prosperous, our revenue more ample,
our peace better established, or our H.
nances OH a better footing? A true
and faithful answer 10 such questions
as these, founded on fact, and support
ed by solid evidence, will bring this en-
quiry TO result which federalists need
not dread.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
Far Sale, or 10 Let.

II HAT valuable FARM now improved by
the fubicriber, at Ammon Congin, 70
called, about 81 miles from Portland, conflft.
ing of about IS acres of excellent Land, com.
prifng Moving, Paituring and TlIlage. A
good two fory Dwelling houfe, well nifhed I;
large convenient Barn, and Well Of excel
lent Water, few feet from the door. As this
Fl uaton - on the new road lately opened
from Portland 10 Windham line, there il per-
haps no iiuation more fuitabe for Tavern.
The above place will be let, fold or ex chang
ed for Real Properly In Portland; if fold,
the terms will be moderate, and payments
iatisfactory to the purchaler. For farther
particulars pleafe to inquire Of the fubfcriber
now living On the premfes.
CALEB CRAFFAM.
Falmouth, Msrtb 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

1t may afford satisfaction TO the friends of
Religion, to learn that few, who feel for
the state Of our country, at the present a.
farming crisis, and are impressed with the
proprlety Of seeking TO the Lord God Of oar
Fathers for HIS gracious guidance and bes-
sing, have agreed to set apart portion of
Thursday. the second day Of April next, for
this express purpose. They invite their
fellow Citizens at large to join with them,
either in private, or where convenient, id
united petitions to Him, who heareth pray
er ; and request the Editors Of papers, who
may feel disposed to give publicity to this
notice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
Dortlan0,

Monday, March 9, 1872.
Siace our last, intelligence from Spaia has
been received 20 Jan. 17lh. BY wh ,ch II s2'
oars that 4 French force Of, from Is 70
! 600 men, after b0m5ardinS the fortress
of Tariff for some days. had succeeded m
making several breaches and attempted 70
e,rry il b. storm, L-it were repulsed with
considerable loss by tn British garrison,
consisting Of about 1000 men Alter sew
er.l other unsuccessful attempts 70 gam
possession Of Tariff, the French on the l3th
~ Tn s.ract N. !, tents ant beat a reotdt-
!, sb;cb they were pursued and attacked
~ thr British, and al the same time they
.rre attacked in the rear by S.'anish force
consisting Of 500 men, who IN conjunction
viii tie English completely routed ana detea.
re4tae French and took from hem ali lheir
baggage, Artillery. &c.
Cen. HUI, with II, 900 men, Is represent
cd 10 be advancing towards SevIitr, gar
risoned 81 shout 3 600 F.each oops) Which
il vas confidently expected he would take
-f,er which Il was expected he would
come dewn upon the rear - the French
sr,o,s inves ins Ca,iz. aud il was very san
..uinrIv expected ly lie SpBnards that they
sb.aId soh b able 40 Wrest that part OF
their Country from the hand Of their CRU
Ell invaders.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

w the iubieribers, CommifTioners, ap-
pointed by The Hon Sias Lee, Judge
Of Probate for The county Of Lincoln, 10 re-
ceive and examine the claims Of The feversl
creditors 10 the eitste Of MICHAEL JONES,
late OF BrIitol, Ia the county Of Lincoln, yeo-
man. deceaied, repreiented inlolvent, here
BY give notice thar fix months are above
to the creditors % bring in and prove their
claims, and that we ihali attend ihAt fervice
At the oihce OF George Reid, Efq. in Noble
borough, on the lait Monday of March nerr,
and The Taft Mondays Of The three following
months, from three 10 Ave clock P. M OF
each of faid days.
ROBERT HUsTON,7
GEORGE REID, o'"''D'''''''
Gan 3, 1912. I'M o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
Farm tor Sale.

a Valuable situation in Gorham, on the
main road 20 Portland, and half mile from
the Corner, Fifteen Aees Of excellent Land,
under good improvement, with two story
dwelling house and barn thereon. The
above properly will be disposed of on lib.
eral terms. Apply to
SAMUEL ELDER, ia.
G0rha7l Mach Q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
BIBLE WAREHOUSE.
A. LYMAN & co.

1T tie Gga Of tbe Bible, Ex Basgs fret,
IAVE julf received the Sd Vol SEQ IT'S
IL l. FAMILY BIBLE. Subscribers are re.
quested to call for their volumes Subicrihers
for this valuable -Ocrk are Till received. Il is
prefumed thar many who have not yet iuh-
icriber for this work, would obtain il If they
knew it's value, and il is hoped that the preient
opportunity for acquiring it, will not be ne.
elected. The price will probably loon be raj
fed.
Iulf received and for fale as above an extern
I've adortment of fmall books for children
uiefu and entertaining Wood New York
Preceptor, Spelling book &c &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
The Federal Republicans

Inc FcdeTGE HepuOIIcdflS
Of Cumberland and Oxford counties
are informed that there is to be gen
eral convention at the dwelling house
of Mr.. EZRA GIBBS, in Gray, one Fri
day the 18th Instant, at eleven o'clock
a. NJ to agree upon suitable candi-
dates for Senators for Cumberland dis
trict, and it is requested that each town
in said counties should send as many
delegates as they are entitled to send
Representatives to the state legislature
The juncture is critical-exertion
may save US from distress and embar-
rassmsnt,-reniiSSn zuiH certainly o.
verwhelm our country in the vortex Of
ruin.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

ME the fubicrbers, ComlnhIioners, ap-
poin' ed by the Hon. Sias Lee, Judge Of
Probate for the county of Lincoln, to receive
and examine the claims Of the leveral credit
ors TO the eltate of
GEORGE COX,
late Of Brillol, IN land county, mariner, de-
ceaied, repreiented inlolvent, hereby give
public notice hat further Iisle Of four
months from the ds'e hereof has been allow.
ed by iaid Judge tor laid creditors 20 bring
IN and prove their claims, and that we fhah
attend that fsrvlce At the Office Of George
Reid, Elq in Noble orough, on the fourth
Monday of March, the iecond Monday OF
April, and the fra MONDAY of May neEr.
from three 10 eve O'Clock, Z. "A on each of
fad days
t GEORGE E REID. : Comm n,..,
NsbisE0,cgE, Jan 9, 1912 tM9)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09


WE the fubferibsrs, Comm fioners, zp-
pointed by the Hou SiIas Lee, Judge oE
Probate for the county Of Lincoln, 10 receive
and e1amioe the CLANS of the leveral creditors
70 the efiate Of
IA NATHANIEL CHURCH, junior.
late of Briltol, II laid county, Mariner, decesf-
ed, rePreiented luioivent, hereby give public
notice that further time Of four mon rs from
the date hereof Il allowed lad creditors TO
bring IN aud prove their CLAIMS, and thar we
fhall ATTEND 20 rhat iervice Al the Office Of
George Reid, Eiq. in Mob thorough on the
fourth Monday of March. The fecond MoA--
day in April, and the 6rit Monday ia May
next, from sight 10 eisven o'clock, a. n On
each of iaid days
GEORGE RID.
ROBERT HUSTON C'""lB''"f'''
N.bieSOrongb, Jan 9, 1879 (Me)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

By the last accounts from Wishing
ton il appears Congress were sllll mut-
ing upon the bill reported by the COM
miltee of Ways and Means for raising
direct fareS, loans, and other glorious
fruits of democratic legislation. The
immediate passage of the bill is oppo-
sed by some who love Office better than
they do the prosperity ofthe country,
on the ground that maybe We shall
shortly have an adjustment with Great.
Britsin-which, they contend, will pre-
cIude the necessity of the ELEVEN MIL
LION LOAN; but Mr.. Bacon has knock
cd these nlcy-6rs all in the head, for he
says the money must be had war or nc
-y1T.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
Sarrle1,o

In Raymond, by Stephen SWEET, ESQ. Mr..
Elliot Staples, Jfer to Miss Mary SWEET.
In Harrison, Mr.. Alexander Lowell, to
Miss Abigail Bracket.
In this town by the Rev. Mr.. Nichols,
MIR. William Robinson, to Miss Sophronis
Elwell.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

XNTE the lublcribers having been duly ap-
w pointed by the Judge Of Probate, com.
miilioners, to receive aud report the CLAIMS a.
CAN'T the eltate Of
AARON LUFKIN,
late Of FreePort, yeoman, decesled, hereby
give notice to all Perions intersaed thar We
will tend TO the examination Of faid claims
at the dwelling houfe lately occupied by the
iald Lufkin, IN laid FreePort, on Wednesday
the 5 day OF April next, q one O'Clock 2 M.
and on Wednefdsy the isiL day Of May next.
at one O'Clock p NJ and on Wedneidsy the
9Th day of July next, at one O'Clock p. VI.
JOSEPH POTE,
J. w. MITCHELL.
Freeport, Feb. 2e, IsI2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

We are authorized 10 state that the
Hon. Luther CARY, Esq. Of Turner,
has declined being considered candi-
date for Senator for Cumberland and
Oxford district, at the ensuing election.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
Pocket Book LoR.

/ OSr between Portland and Prefumprcot
- Bridge, red morocco POCKET Book,
contrasting fnlalI fun of Money, in Bills -
Whoever has found the fame aud will leave il
with the Printer, llal be rewarded for their
trouble GRANT PRINCE.
Nsrtbyaraqfb. Mareb 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
FRESH FLOOR.

WILLIAM CROSS.
AT No 3. Long Wharf, has iustreceivea
by Brig LydIs, and for sale
100 bbls Fres4 Superfne Flour
Few half bbls Do Do Do
Mr. h 9 h 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
Nathaniel Dyer, ads Effate.

Nathaniel Dyer, 3d's Efate.
10 be )sld BY order Of Court, on THURS
DAr, tie fxtfestb day q AprJnext,
at one 6clsek in The at7frnoan,
co much Of the Real Ellate Of NgfJsri.k
- Dy", 80. i2te of Cape Elizabeth N the
county OF Cumberland yeomau. decealed !.
will be iufiie'ent 70 pay the ju(t deb. Of faid
deceaied, amounting to about ieven hundred
dollars Sale . be az the late dwelling houie
Of faid dectsied.
JOHN SAWYER Z AaHiajf'afer ca
KSrsB 8, 1912 - on
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
Stephen Field,

FOR SALE,
A Valuable Sand fer trader, situated
at Lewiston Corner, % called, on he II aia
post road leading from Portland through
New Gloucester, TO H4.loweli, within hai
4 mile Of Lewiston falIs-containIng about
5 acres OF land. There y On the premises
a new iwl story Dwelling House. Barn,
&c.-aIso. a convenient well flushed Store,
which has beea occupied by trader for
several years. The whole viii be sold st
reduced price for Cash, or pn long Credit
FOE good security, and an undOu0trd tide
given. For terms apply 20 Daniel HaspG,L a,
ESQ. AZ Ne r. 81, ucester, or 10 the subsCrI-
Der in POrtl4Hd.
WILLIAM SWAN.
NIyr, q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

DIED,
In this town Sarah Homer, daughter Of
Capt. Pierce Brown, aged months.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
WhOoping Cough Drops.
STEPHEN DELANDE,
AT his shop in Exchange street, has for
sale, a quantity OF

AT his shop in Exchange street, has for
sale, a quantity of
Whooping Cough Drops,
prepared by himself which has been used
with effect as cure for that distressing
distemper. This valuable medicine needs
no recommendation by the vender, as its
application has been found to give immed-
ate relief to young and old, afflicted with
this cough. ltmsy be used for colds, sore
throats, &c. with equal effect. The imme
date use Of these drops may prevent an ap
preaching consumption, which too often
proves fatal from neglect of early attention.
ALSO-For sale general assortment OF
CONFECTIONERY, viz.
Peppermint drops RASPBERRY ditto
Lossenges PRESERVES.
Sugar Almonds Peaches
Burnt ditto Raspberry
Aniseed Sugar Plumb Ounce
Carrs way dtvtO tPears
COrriander ditto tCurrsnt Jelly
Cinnamon ditto t3arberry do
Lennon ditto RASPBERRY do
Mustard seed ditto tQtunce do
Barley Candy preserved Ginger
Lennon ditto tNuimegs
White dIlto tCinuamon
Rock ditto tCloves
Spanish ditto thsisIns
Loaf Sugar ditto figs
CORDlALS. tShePd Almonds
Cream OF NoyOu tSoft Shell ditto
Cream OF LemmOn 4Cranberries
Cream Of Cinnamon fFresh Oranges
Cream OF Cloves t8oston Apples
Sirrup Of Vinegar fresh Tsmarinds
Sirrup Of Almonds fresh C.trons
sirluP Of Cyder spanish Cigars
Sirrup OF Lcmnon fH@lr Powder, and
Peppermint Cordial tPomatum
A general assortment Of Sugar TOYS orns.
mental for Cakes.
The Ladies Of this town are requested to
notice that supply Of Pound Cake, .Dia-
Bre u, SAOri-C axe, M-cc1roai cake,
Sugar cake, Puff Pies. Tart &c. may be had
Oh application at the above shop. March q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

The democratic Legislature Of Massa-
chusetts closed its last session on the last
day of last munth which we hope aud
trust will be the last time such body of
men will ever be convened in this o. any
other independent state for the purpose of
involving US so deeply in debt and proscrib-
ing the best and largest portion Of our citi-
Zens. They we're in session saws the Cen
tInel, So days, and have passed 81 acts, Of
a local aud private interest, excepting those
by which the State, Counties and T0zUns have
been amputsted and carved up for election
eering and o-her purposes. The expense
20 the People has been unprecedented in
the annals Of State Legislation; TO pay part
of which the Treasurer was on Friday au-
thorized TO borrow Sr~y five Thousand dol
lars. SKINNER's defalcalion still remains
unpaid.
The fruits ofLhis session may be consd-
cred fair specimen Of democratic legisla-
tion-Msy the People review their acts,
and, judge and doom them accordingly.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

n He tubicriber hereby gives notice, thss
the has been duly appointed and bias taken
upon herief he uua OF ElecuIriE a The iaG
will aud IenzmenS Of
JAMES FUETT,
iate of Edgcu@oe, IA the county Of Lincoln,
woman, dect 4led, by giving bond a. rhe law
diretfs-he therefore regueils all re- fans
who are indebted 10 the FAD dtcesled's eta
10 make immediate payment. aud 'hois who
have any demands thsre0n, 10 erhibig the
fzrne Tor fetllemenf o
kLlCk JUBTT, Ess.af. e.
EdgeurR5e Ai@scA 4. 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

THE fubicriber hereby gives public notice
a to ali concerned. that be IA. been duly
appointed and taken upon himfeIf the lruii vi
ada uIltrator on the eiiafe of
HUGH CRAGUE, sUH
late Of WIndhan. in the county OF Cumber-
land. yeomau. dsceaied, by giving bond as
the law dire6ts-he therefore reqsefs al per
fons who are indebted o zoe iaid decezieds
efl2,e to make Immediate payment aud rhoie
who have any demands thereon, 20 exhibit
the fame 20 NATHAN COOl u.
fcb II, 1879 (agJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

II the Argus men wish 10 know the cause
that operated in the minds Of many Of their
former friends, 10 produce the "remiss.
ness" which they speak Of with such pain.
ted resro5aii1n," they will find it sugges ted
IN the following extracts from the last Can
"eef'e4f A07or- II any other justification is
Unnecessary, we would refer them 10 The i'm.
t"sefished state Of both our national and
e 4'Sa3ATy-the stAgnAtion OF business,
and bankruptcy ct our citiy.ns u 49,
considerations Will not justify their r,I,qal
20 commit pOliucal suicide, thgn pnthing
will, and 4 Is line 10 give a., ,hs country % 2
retr.eyabiy lost
itseems somewhat surprising, ,ha,
The people of this country, and particu.
fairly oFthe Commercial States, when
lary recollscl the many complaints