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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-13
PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 9.
AMERICAN PRIZE LIST.

The sooner Two Brothers, from
Bristol, for Baltimore, has been
re-captured from the British, by the
N. York privateers Unitcd-we-Stand,
and Divided Fall.
A fine British brig, nearly new,
with salt, &c. is said to have been
sent into Portland last Monday, by
the 'IeaZer.
BRITISH PRIZE LIST.
The ffisate Southampton has cap.
tured a Philadelphia brig from Ri
YER Plate, for Havana. and sent her
to Nassau. Also. a Boston schooner
from Cork, or Havana, said to be
the Harmony.
The British frigate Jason, was
spoken Sept. ~, lat lS, long. so ;
informed they bad captured7 prizes.
A Philadelphia ship, days from
philadelphia for Lisbon. with $500
barrels Of -four. has been captured
and sent to Halifax also. brig of
and for Portland, from Richmond,
with 500 barrels Of flonr.
Slip Melantha, from South Anne
RIGA. for Baltimore, with i5, 600 dol
lars in specie, and cargo worth 200
600 dollars has been captured by
the Spartan fiigate and sent to Ha
liCax.
The .Adcline, of Bath, was taken
from the Constitutions prize ersw,
several weeks since, and carried in
to Nova-Scotia.
sloop Sophia. from LittIe-river,
for New Bedford, with lumber, has
been sent into st. John, by the
Plumper, which vessel was repair
ing at ST. John, / 9th nit.
Tn consequence Of the movement
Of considerable bodies Of British
troops on to the st. Lawrence, Gen
era! Bloomfield has ordered all the
militia under his command to the
same quarter. and we understand
they are to rendezvous opposite the
st. Regis village, about 20 miles from
PIattsburg.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-13
Samuel Holly
Morris Smith,
John HoUard,
Josiah Simmons,
BALTIMORE. October IN.

FIRE.-Between three and four o.
clock this morning, a,6re br4ke cut at
the north east corner of Bank street and
Public-Aliey. The fire originated, they
knos0 not how, in the second story occu-
pied by Messrs. 'Vanbaun and Rickland,
plane makers. That ,hrce-story brick
building, and much Gifts contents, were
destroyed. The zeal and prompttude
of Hose and Engine companies prcserv-
60 even The surrounding stables and
wooden buildings.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-13
From the Nszc York Morning Star.
IMPREssMENr Of sR.uer

IMPREssMENT OF sEAMEN.
AT the present interesting juno
fure. every anecdofe which is con-
neeted with the President or his i'm
mediate friends. and more espeei-
ally that kind of aneedote (which
tends to expose the hypocrisy of of
fiee-holders, ought to be made known
to the people. The following state .
ment may be relied upon-We dare
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-13
From the Franklin Repository.
HE REVENUE.

The nett amount Of revenue Of the
U. States, arising from duties, ton
mage, light, money, &c. was
ln 1906 St6,0t5,Sf7
1907 16.492,869
1910 12,756.SS1
1903 7.f76.9s5 ! Embargo
1909 7,138.6z6 years.
Before our commerce was derang.
ed by embargoes. non-intercourse
laws, and other restrictions, imposed
by our own government, we have
seen it produce a revenue greatly
beyond what was necessary to meet
the expenses of our government; yet
that loss is greatly short ofthat pro-
duced by the present war.
Mr.. GalIatin, in his letter to the
chairman Of the committee Of ways
and means Of Jan. 10, 1912, on the
subject of revenue for the present
year, says cit would in my opinion
be unsafe, in an estimate of ways
and means, intended TO be relied on
with certainty, to calculate. 10 the
event Of war, on more than 81, 500,
600, at the present rate of duties"
Yet with doubling the rate of all
these duties, the estimate Of the re-
venue during thisyear. is S5,o0O,eoo:
1t is stated in the annual report OF
MIR. Gallatin, "tllat a Fixed revenue
Of nine millions Of dolls. was. neces-
sary, under the existing ciTcumstan-
ces of the United States, at peace.
1t then appears that there is adssi-
cheney in our revenue, to meet even
the expence ola peace establishment
of S4.4Oe, 900. How this dehcien-
cy, with the increase in the expenses
Of our government in eonsequenceot
the war, is to be provided for, we
learn from this same Secretary ofthe
Treasury, in hislctter on that subject
viz. an;annual loan of eleven million
Of dollars during the war. and that
fySmii'ion is to be provided by in
ternal taxation-by tax Oh still.
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any editor il the pay Qfthe dictators
at Washington to deny it.
When general Varnum was zeal.
ously engaged about two years since.
in support Of measures calculated to
arrest British imprcssmcnt Of Ame
rican sailors, the general called ,t
the oilice of hilbert Gallatin. Mo
was engaged in talkwiil, scycrd Of
Mr.. Madison's warm friends. Var
mum iDtile conversation made some
observations respecting tho means
which should he resorted to by our
government to compel Great Britain
into a respect for our flag. MIR.
GaIlatin and his friends undertook
the dgn;fed and amiabie task OF
quizzing the old general and turnin.
his arguments into ritiicule. 1t
no uncommon thing for these warm
friends Of Mr.. Madison to laugh in
their sleeves at the advocates OF Fl.
Their sailors or soldiers rights
General Varnum. being serious in
the cause Of our injured seamen. re-
piled TO the. qnizzing gentlemen with
some warmth. that :" the only lrei.
innate cause for taking up arms a.
gainst either France or England, is
The liberties cf the citizen. 1t is to
protect him that government is insti.
tuted, and all classes are equally en-.
titled to protection. Vessels and
merchandise are contemplate in the
estimation Of the patriot when CON-
pared with the sacred right of per.
sonal liberty. The merchant NAV
insure his property. but who will in.
sure the honest unsuspecting seaman
who embarks his all, his person and
his liberty. on The ocean? Who will
insure him these inestimable bless
ings, it the government make sport
Of every advocate who seeks to pre-
tect this injured class Of our fellow
citizensi"
The generals auditors. with the
example Of GaIlatin, and the coun-
tenance Of Mr.. Madison, TO give them
courage, rebuked these observations
warmly, Gas general Varnum can
testify with much feeling. if he win
and such was the success of these
Jesuitical vikings, who made Var
NUNS doctrine subject not merely of
rjdicule. hut censure, both at the
Treasury and at the Palace, that the
seamen's rights were overlooked
in the negotiations with England.
during the years 1909. 1910 Il 1911,
and were not made sine qua non,
or subject Of any importance, as
both Messrs. Monroe and Pinkney
can testify, should any man doubt
il.
olive can only remove the orders
in council" say the Madisonians,
Sc so that we can find market for
our TObacco and Cotton, we will
make a treaty without insisting up
on redress for the wrongs of our
seamen!" The rights of sailoris
an object too triiling TO be put in COM
petition with their interest. TObac-
co and Cotton are articles of morS
Importance in their opinion.
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Charles Lee.
I wf
The alexandria Museum,
DEVOTED TO Charitable purposes

~ and belonging to the Alexandria
Washington Lodge M. p, is OPEN for
the, reception Of Visitors. every dav in
the week, from 10 A. NJ TO PM. (Sun-
day exceptcd)ontke following terms:
Subscription Tickets which admit the
whole of q Family. OF such part as may
present the ticket 6 per year.
Subscription Ticker for The admission
OF Single person S = per year.
Single visit for grown persons, IS
cents.
Single visit fer children, IL l-s cents
September 80
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-13
ROSTON, Oct. 6.

We understand that the Un,tea
States irigates President. Com. Rod
gers: United States. Com. Decatur;
Congress. Capt. Smith; sleep OF
war Hornet, Lieut.. Lawrence; and
brig Argus, Lieut.. ST. Clair; tile
whole under the command Of Gem.
Rodgers, will sail this day, wind q
weather permitting.
1t is said 7 Wagon loads SNUG
gled goods. guarded with armed men,
being opposed on the 9Th in passing
a turnpike in Hubdardston, Vt. the
guard wounded Joel Luce. the gate
Keeper so that he died on the 18th.
On Saturday arrived at Portland.
fine ship of i or 800 tons, coppered;
loaded with sugar, rum. cotton. and
coffee, from Demarara from London,
with several lady passengers, The
captain of the prize and several men
were killed the first broadside from
the Driyateer Decatur Of Newbury-
port.
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FRESH MEDICIN S.
WILLIAM HARPER, u

.zPo1HEC.fRY and DRUGGIsi, Aler-
aadria, Fairfar Street, OPPOSITE BRfhN
MPSOA'S, aud nert Door to w
LLOYD'S-
.TEFAs ipst received in addition 10 his tor
mer sock, a general assortmeit o.
6fsdFcfnes OF the first quality, all OF which ne
will sell wholesale and retail, on as good
terms as they can be purchased In Baltimore
or Philadelphia Country Merchants ADD
physicians can be supplied on the best OF
tcsrns Tor cash, or on good credit = he
has also received a general assortment ct
Sursizf Isstruments, likewise
Tn yol!swioe Patent Medicines Ulz:-
Wa..stsn's Jsuad;ce Bitters,
Co Itch Ointment,
Coolies Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs
eossls tsth,nas. Consamptions, &c.>&c.
Rawsoa'.5 Worm Powders,
Thosnpsou's Foothe Paste,
Essence Of a!uslard,
Sings Itch Ointment, &c. &c.
E-,- The highest cash psice given for
Snake Rect.
March T.
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e. The next Alexandra

~ nS next hIGXdNuT!d
DANCING ASSEMBLY will be held at Mr..
'Tripletts Hotel, op "Wednesday, the 18th of
March.--Hacks provided as usual. Applica-
zion to be made at the Bar.
March S
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WasHtngton ana .1LELuHu1F1t 40. 1'U'
Erciange on London, IL her CT. 5elogc par
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
NEW FIRM

clyde, LORD K CO. inform the pubiic
4 thar hey h ;. taken he eitablifhmens
lately soadu9ed uadsr the firm Of A. LEMAN
4 CO and respectfully ioicit the patronage
oe the pualic They will keep conlantly on
hand al er ealve affortnent Of
BOOKS u STATIONARY,
10 he fold On he mon hbe-a terms They
have alfo a BOOK BEWDER1- connected with
their nore, whese the buGocfs of Book Bud
ing in ali It's branches will be exeCu Ell with
neatuefs and elegance Arrangements are
made VII rehy orde-. for any b1uks thai may
Be wanted, rlay be eEecu.ed with pEomp .ude
and on the ben terms M-y4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
Sbets, Bo5ij Sc.
STEPHRN FIELD,

TSroRN5 Ire public thar ne has removed
fem hi. l,e itlnd Q tic Gore formerly
Improved ty Mr. STFPHtN hINTIRE, nearly
oppoh he AiAlNs Bank ~ Exchange E'sa
u "LCm he ha- Purcha.et his whole
Sick ia trade,
consisting q AZ arge an anortment Of
bOOIS and SHOES
as can be found 10 any Other Shoe Store in
to@u--and which he IL determined to sell as
heap and OF a. good quaisy as eaA be had
e.sev here.
Tie Bot 81 Sbae-Making BufAej5
d carried Oh al hi. ilop ID al lis various bran
ches--and luch rus,ber Of workmen EN-.
pi0yed as will enable hm at I'll times 20 pay
grea,er regard 10 PUNcTUALIIY than IS
usueI 20 people Of his protection.
~ H4v'rg thu, eaabliihed himself, he hopes
10 receive that portion al
PUBLIC PATRONAGE
which esdeavors TO plea.e, fhail entite Him ~
Portland, March 80, 1872.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
WILLIAM & S. HASKELL

INFORMS their friend. and tie Public that
they have Removed from Free ffreet to
their New S ore in Back lireet, near .he Court
Houle--where they have OF hand varsity
Of Cabine; Furniture-Uhich they Cfer for
lsIe on reafonzbie tsrns-They acknowledge
palt favors aud foIIcii continuance or TIE
fame. Every attention TO cuitomers 10 the
above branch Of bu6nefs, will be pun6tually
attended 10.
w K S II. Return their thanks 10 the
public for their liberal alliance, which they
nave recsiFs5 with gratitude.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

Commonwealth # M4B1cl41Hs
The Committee Of the fioufe of Rep
refentatives, who had under con )
liberation the fukjrd or deviiur 7
more expeditions mode Of feuiira
CONTESTED ELECTIONS report The
following RULES and ORDERS,
viz.
IA he Hoys gf RePJslnt4tivrs, Eel.
20, 1912.
/. Ordeyed, That in future, all re-
monirances againlt any member or
members returned 10 this Houf- az
representatives 1hall DE- prefent5d.
read and committed 7yibin Tie fit
fur days of the fri felton, Of the
General Court.
2. Ordcyed, That members who
are appointed Oh committees Of con-
xeited elections. fhall not b. put IN
der any other committee until they
fhall have made Up their report on
luch elections.
4. Ordered. That All remon-
frants or their agents againit anv
fuch members, fhall be reacy with
their evidence before faid committee,
on or be9ys The tentb day Of the GrG
{, Gion of The General Court;
And the fitting men bers whole
elections fhall be conteled, lhall ALTO
Be ready with their evidence within
t trlt twelve days Of faiu fzfion, I'M
l5ts II iuch cafe as the Houfc or
Comrnttee Ghall lind good and fulfil
Gent realon a. Order otherwife and
in all cafes when it ihall be other.
wife rdered, fad committee fhall Iii,
hear and determine in the reccGs Of
iaid Court and report thereon within
THRIFT three dly5 of the fecond (eC-
flon of tn General Court.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
FOR SHE,

A FARM pieaIautly lItuated in Cape Eli
~ z2heth, contain ng so acres of good
land with Dweliinghou'e and barn 'here-
on 02sding faid farm lies WI hin three miles
q The town Of Portland, and only three quar-
tiers Of mile from SrtUdwster bridge Oh he
old P1lt road, and joins Nh. Brosj farm
For fufthe; partiou ars enquire Of 'n- iuhicri-
her at Gorham, or of iona Sparrow or John
Gordon, at StrOudwatef.
Nay u LO1HROP LEWIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

Aaron Stamford & Tbs Warren,
ID tsPECTFULLY Inform their friends and
~ acquaintance that they have entered into
rartuerih;p under the irm Of
|. STAMFORD x WARREN,
and commenced bufnefs AZ the fore formerly
occ4 pied by MIR. 3s5a Bs,f:ls, head of Isgra-
igair WBs,f where they offer for faIe gen
erai aiIortment Of
HdDf- india Goods, Gracsries, 81.
VIII eh are Of he Grft quality and will be
fold on realoaable terms
GT Ship Stores put up at tie fort
EFT notIre. ftD Feb. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
Valuable Books at Auction.

Valuable Books at Auction.
AT ~ O'clock a. M.
On THURSDAY, the 2S!b gf Nay
next,
WILL. be fold 70 the higheif bidder, at the
w cfIite Of S. NJ Lillian * I. FLEo CHR,
Exs5s1gs Gret, upwards OF
400 p0i5. Of BOOKS,
in almol every branch Of Literature -The(c
Books having keen lele6ted with great care for
Sseiri Li5rayy in this town, aud but !itte u
fed, renders the opporu unity for procuring pri-
vate Libraries or repleuiihng public ones
more favourable than has been preiented for
leverai years pah.-The limits If an advertIle.
meut will hardly admit Of particular emu
meration Of the cataogue--a psrticularizs,ion
therefore, o! the moi valuable, mutt tuffice -
viz
DIR Rees New Cyclopedia-I7 vols.
Britifh CIahicks-39 vols
Mayor. Unver(al Hiitory, Ancient aud Mod
ern--2G vols
Ortons EIpofricn of the Old Teh4ment-6
vols
.HRory of the reign Of tie Emperor Charles
VS. vols
Gibbons HiNory Of The Ronan Empire
vO..
Wafhingtons I.lfe--5 vols.
Wiu5erLo,hams H,ltory Of Americs-4 vols
Robeftion H,GUry Of Scotand-3 vols
Do do Of Charles VI vols.
BARS Sermons vols.
Hunters Sacred Biography vols.
Goldfniths Animated Nature vols.
K)tz hue's Dramatic Works vols.
Lock on sha UDderlt4nding-S vols.
Rollins Ancieu! HiAory--6 vols
pope's Works. vols
S1akspss-eG Plays vols.
iiiih PmtarCh--s vols.
Humes H.i0ry Of EBgland-2l vois.
Joiephus' Work--6 vols.
Triltram Shandy---S vols.
MAYORS Brtifh Touri(-6 vols
Mzvor's collection Of Voyages and Travels
Is vols.
Rufeifs Modern Europe-5 vols.
Mor!es Geography, Gaze<teer, &C. &c sc.
~ A complete Catalogue Of the Books may
be Teen a, tie place II f4le.
ApK27, 1872.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
MAINE RANK.

TIE nockholders ar Maine Bank, are here
Nv nolhed Ia, ttsir annual meeting viii
be holden on Mondzy lie fra day Of June
next, at two ocock ri at the chamber over
iaid Bsuk TO- 'he rurpoie Of chot fng Diree-
tors ard tranlachrg iuch other bufnels a. may
then come before hun 81 we. .ft5s Jfre6fat
May Al LEVI CUTTER CyEIey.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
SE4SONABLE GOODS.


SETH CLARK
FIAS in1 received new aiiortment Of
l Br0adciofbs y CgEnere5,
Of various colous and prioes-tcgeIher with
black Gik VESTINC, and variety Of San
lords celebrates SvsPGNDERs-wh'ch he Of
fers for fale on a good terms a. can be had
clfe rhere.
He contiuHes 90 execute the
T4LLORING BUSINESS,
At his ihop in Es.baes Get, with neatnsis aud
~ the NOT fafiionable manner.
B.-TRINdNfINC Of al kinds, as uiual.
IparsLGH5, Nay a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
TFE1" HAYE FOR SALE,
BRYANT & FREEMAN.

II AVE received an additional fupply of
= n.y. hdia G0od5 y GrocerIes
Ct The fra qualify, and now oGer them for
fale at their fore next door 20 the Poif Office
a. cheap as Gao be purohaled ellewhere.
They have alo for lale az lheir fore at
Limerick Corner, general 4Hornaen, of
lnGhjb and WGf- India Geed5,
on the moi re>ionable terms
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

70 The Honorable tbs 5gGices IF The ST.
freme Judicial Csurt, ncat f3 be
bal3e1 at IR/5oieb IL he County n IF
Jfx, On the lat 1u9tay IN Apta,
nj ID 1872.
'Abihail TiDbits, of Wooiwich il The C0un-
~ .of Lincoln, lbcIs, propounds ard gives
your honors 20 uTderaand and ne informed
thd on the twentieth day IF Juoe, 10 The
year Of our Lord Oue Ihourand Eight hun
bred and Two, fhe lawfully in,ermarried 70
and with James lIhbett, ct laid NcolRirh,
mariner /; that ever lnce the time ar eT TO-
termarriaee with laid James. nie las con1uc-
ted heTieif Is become chAle. prudent md az
fectior ale wife that the lsid James ID De-
cembes a D 1904, abiented himef from
yonr lihelant, and hath WI.lurawa hmielE
from Ibis CCmmCnWt alth, ana ia i not YET
rtiur1cd lu \. now abient aid Cu. Cf Tie
fame and IN ~ wue regarding hTs marriage
covenant aud rHiEaIJls Las uot only wholly
heg ected 70 provide f0r her .upport and hat
Of her child en, ON hat time 20 the prelCnt,
bat has cCmmigttd The crime Of adultery, AID
lived II a Ia If cohahljrn with lone per-
for x your hLtMant unknown, trough lie
quarLerpart Of TIA. period Wherefore your
ii5eliani r avs hat the 5onds If rex rimosy
between your Ebe!lant aud tie iaid lanes
may he Gdlo'ved according 10 the l4w IN t1at
cafe ,ade and provided.
ABIHAH- TIBBETS.
true copy After,
u sPRRGUE, Ce,k
ConplonJgeatb 4 Hg1aciretf.
EDex SIT tie Supreme 7udIcia!
Cant, bsean and b.iH7t at tf1ilh,
7yifbiH and f2r TIE Camt III tgsT
ca fbs Jolat5 Ta5CLy IF RpyI "A. ~
1872.
ON tie foregoing lbi!, ordered that The IL
be!lsnt give notice 10 flid James Tbbrs, ~
publiihing IN aucaed copy Of her libel IN thF
Columbian CtnriurI, printed III Bottom, and
tie Portland Gazsl {, printed III Pcrtlardi
three weeks lucceiiveiy, the TAFT Tubiica. n
TO be al lean ten days before tie next term o.
the Supreme Court, to be holden at Wilcsfsti
within and for be County Of Lincoln, GO the
fsccud 1ueIday u June next, that die FAD
lanes may thea and there appear and thew
c4ufe If Any be has. why tie bonds Of MARI
mory between Lim lsid James. aud lald Ahi-
hail llould rot lie d.GJved, and alImony Dc.
creed 10 lad Atrial.
dngg J. L, sn2AGUE, CLgI.
DOLLY WOODWARD, VIE Of H. fublcfi-
Der, having lately behaved "a al improper
manner, he publicly forbids al Periocs trniins
her on Lis accc nt, As lie viii ray 40 deni' =
her contracting hsreafter.
DAVIS WOODWARD
Ht5-sr. hig n, 1874 tai
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

THE subfcriber j. about 20 clore bis buG
nets, Jhule % whom lie y indebed will
plsafe to hand in their demands, and receive
their psv, and thoic HAT are indebted, are re-
queaed to fetile the Same by the twenteth of
July ner. or their demands will be lef, with
an Attorney for collection without referVe
s5,HlS. i2m.) THOMAS FORSAITE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
T. GRIZZLY,

f. GREELY,
Tia, fsr Ellt, III No ], Lag W6"f
90 boxes HAVANA brown Sugars
90 chefs Souchong Tea
10 do Hyfon Skin Tea
so bolts RulIia Duck
so pieces Ravens do
90 bolts Engiih do
20 do Cotton do
20 hhds w Rum
100 bbs Nacksre
500 bsIs Mels, Cargo No. ] 3 q . beef
100 bbls Pork
20 hhds Molahes
1900 W.T.. Cvffes
200 boxes Candles
goo boIes brown Soap
CORDAGE
b. the gang or lmali quantity
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
SOLOMON BOYCE,
LAS received additional afortments of
Il SHOES and american Manwac
fuFed GOODS:

A. SHOES and american Manutac-
fured GOODS:
CoEsIsTIEG or
Single Yarn for Warp and threaded
white and colored Stocking Yarn-white and
colored iewiug Cotton flirting, Injecting,
Checks, Stripes, Gingbzms, Chambray, Bed
ticking, Diaper, Furniture, &c
- rhete Goods, being from one Of the old.
ca and bel eaablifhed MsnufaGtorie4 IN A
merlca, are at leaf of equal quality 10 any
made in Iis country --ShoPkeepers IN town
aud country and people in general who with
10 furnifh thersleives with The above articles,
can be fupplied at the Factory prices.
ALSO FoR SALE,
Women's black. green and tea colored
SHOES, with and without heels
Women Bootees md Leather Pumps
Mems h.ck 'HOE5 and BOOTS
Boys ,hrck and thin Shoes
Mems Calf kin 90
Women's black morocco Walking Shoes
Chid-ens thickloled Bontees
Do thin loles-and general sfortment Of
black, red, and green Shoes, for the female
youth
Alto, Mems Calfskin Boots * Shoes, made
for meafures.
All the above Shoes will be fold low, con.
Gdering the quality
ALTO fer lale, about "a Gdes Of Mats
Leather, fuitahIe for thick 9CCts and shoe :,
and few pair Of Fnglilh Soc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

XhT HEREAS my wife ANNA, having in d.
~ verie refpe6ts conducted IN a manner
uubecOmmg dutifui and sfFs6tionzte wife,
IhIs is therefore 10 cAuiiOa al perlons agsinit
irultDg her ca my account, as am determin-
ed NOT TO pay any debs Of her contracting
iubfequent to this dafe JOHN SANDS.
LraerifI, day Y, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
SAMUEL BUTTS,

> EsPRCTFULLY informs The public that
~ he has received an additional luPpiy of
BOOKS % STnIIONARI,
xhich he now offers for lale At his Bookstore
IL Eye5I-g. y, e. O. a good 'erms A. can be
pnrchaled IN Portland coEGltiug Of Bibles,
TeaaueR;s and School b Ks Alto, Books
on Divinity. Law, and Piyic : with good
aIortrnens Of Books on Mdceilaneous su jeSts
The fubfcribers for The GofPei Militant are
be eby informed that they nay receive their
rurabe-s by applying - above Aho, Bilious
Review. his N.Ies on he Parallels Letters
and Univerlsl Hymn Books
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
NOiNE !

TIE Board Of overfeer. Of Bow3oin Col
lege sfe hereby bottled that a fen. =
annual meeting viii he ho'6yn j. the Col
leFe Chapel, on Tueiday tie t9,A OF LAY
idilzat, az 0 O'Clock a.
John ABROr, 81 y raii B-art.
Bra-srpak M4v 2, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
NOTICE /!

n FIT at Gore 10 9, Long Wharf, more
III is month. hnce- Ivy iome perloa
unknown, ere band Crseft,y WI'e The own
er is hereby informed that unIeis be properly
is proved and taken away before me frt It
July next, il wi | be fold 10 pay charges.
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