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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-16

oait s 70 4 nbiIyus men, when has
cauisd an enormous increalc OF the
cxpcuccs Of Government which
mutt b: paid OUT Of the pockets Of
the people ? Ii is not 70 be expec-
ted that any confederation will induce
VIOLENT demagogues to change their
courfe, they are in purfuit Of power
and Office, which they are determin-
ei to po1efs if pofible, at every hsz-
ard /; but it is believed that thcfe, who
have joined the party from an in
prelIion that by placing luch men as
Gerry and King in power, they thould
promote the publiek good, will nor,
again give them their votes when
t6cy confder the nneaiures which
their men have purified the year
Y,atf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-16
EtR1.

In Montreal, Mr. James Blanchard, ma
tive Of Weymouth, Mass but late Of the
firm of Tucker & Blanchard, Of this town.
He has left wife and three small children.
In Durham, N. H. Mr.. Jonathan Bick-
ford, aged g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-16

CUMBERLAND, SIS --TlkeH by or
tue u an Execution and will be cid
at Public Aufi9n, On Monday the
fourth day OF May next, at oae.et
the clock,P Mat the Dwelling b5tyf Of
JoGah Shaw, Amb2Aer in Gerham,
ia (aid county,
A Ii the right which Daniel Cannon Of
. laid Cor ham, has TO redeem The equity Of
redemption to the following delcribed real eG
tate, VIZ. Three parcel. of and litua,ed in
faia GOrham aforeIaid. The 6rfIyiDg on the
Ealierly hde OF the four rod road, leading from
the County Road, by James Phinneys Jun to
Queen Street, 70 called, in iaid Gorham, boun-
ded thus; beginning at the fouthwetery
corner of faid land, and on The northwelt cor
ner Of land formerly owned by he Rev Ca
leb Jewett, running northerly on iad four
, rod road. degrees wet, until it Cores %
land owned by Baroabas Bangs, thence run
ming Weiterly thirteen degrees north. on tad
Bangs' land until il comes to land formerly
owned by fad Gammoa, thence Southerly
thirteen degrees weff, until it cones 10 land
| formerly owned by John Cannon. thence
welt 8 degees South A rods on laid Johns
/ land owned as sforeiaid, thence South \ s de-
grees ealf IA rods TO land formerly owned by
! iad Jewett until it comes 10 the Northwelt
corner of his Eve acre lot formerly 10 called,
1 thence South 8 degrees eaf on land former
I ly faid Jewett's, until it comes 70 a thirty acre
lot formerly owned by Samuel ZONES, thence
Wei 10 deg ees South to the bounds 6rn men.
toned. See deed from Joieph Cannon TO
fad Daniel Cannon, Recordea 10 Reg. Book
! 80 Page 983.--The fecond parcel Of land is
I delcribed as follows, viz II being the fame
where the faid Daniel Cannon now lives, and
! Is part of the Hundred acre lot No. 46, be
| ginning at the iou heat corner Of The 30 acre
I lot No. 90, owned by Thomas bangs, thence
! eat | 3 degrees North on The line Of fad nun
d-ed acre lot until it comes TO horie beef road,
| thence southerly 3o0 TO acroIs faid 100 acre
\ lot; thence Welt IS degrees South on the line
thereof until Il comes 10 the corner of hun
. dred acre lot No. "A formerly owned by 10
! leph Cannon /; thence North t3 degrees
/ Welt, 80 rods more or lefs 10 the f9it bounds
! fee deed on record in Reg. Book 81, page 252
! The third tract or parcel Of land a. aforelaid
contains by elt;mation l3 l-3 acres more Or
lels Bounded, beginning at a large pine
lump, Randing near the road leading from The
dwelling houle Of William Co ham E'q de-
Cealed, 10 Horiebeef 10 called On the WelterJ
hde thereof, and about one rod from fad
road (; theme West IS degrees South 70 sut
formerly owned by Joieph Cannon afore-
fad thence eAsterly, thereby 10 The two rod
rod leading a. aforeiaid; thence ioutherly
thereby until It come abresR OF faic
pine stump; thence thereto, the bound
first mentioned. Said land being the north
welierly corner of the one hundred acre lo
No 45--Se record of deed from Thoma
Bangs to laid Daniel Cannon, as recorded il
Reg Book So, page sI2. Conditions of lal'
to be made known at the time and place O
faIe. STEPHEN SWEET, D Sheriff
R0yB2nd, MGrcb lOtB, 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-16
Nc5U- Ham9Bire Election.


The Election of State Officers
;9ok Place in New HamPihire, Taft
Tuefday The votes, 70 far as re-
turns have Leen received is highly IN
favour of the Federal Republican
Ticket. Ia Pyrt/m9utb, the votes
we're for GILMAN, 5I4-for PLUM-
MGR s2S-demo. majority, II. In
1900, the democratic majority in
Portfmouth, for governor, was 5o3 !;
in 1870, aga; 1911, I4f. 9th
CT towns are equally favorable TO the
american Ticket. The good fenfe of
the yeomanry of N. HamPihire will
never be in favor Of unnecellary land
saxes and famp duties, as will appear
by the following comparifon of this
year with thofe Of the lah.
1912 1911
FeIeydL Demo. FsieY1I. De1s
90 towns, 1906 $751; 6.I56 1906
~ Ms Federal gair, 2l75 -LAUs DEo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-16
REASONABLE NOTICE.

Tie Subscriber being about to close and
settle his business al Topsham informs those
Who are indebted TO him, that unless pay
ment Il msdeon Or before the 18th Of April
mex, their no es and accounts viii be left
with an Attorney for collection.
PETER III. GREEN.
TstsArm, Feb %, 1912
The coparnership heretofore subslstinE
under the firm If
ROBBINS e CUTTER,
was dissolved by mutual consent onthe 9Oth
uIt.-An insrLted 10 said firm are request
ed to make immediate payment, and there
BY prevent unnecessary costs.
THADDEOUS ROBBINS,
SAINT CUTTER.
NorthYa-fn9hth M1ych rs. 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-16
A true Copy, examined by
HENRY WOOD, CLe,L

Cmmi9n1VeahB Of MaOdcbgiftts.
Lincoln, fs.-At the Circuit Court 81
Cenlmon Pleas, began and hoiden at
Warren, in and Ter the County,
on the Jec0nd Monday Of January be-
ing The thirteenth day Of Jaid n1ontb
II. ID. 1912.
On the petition aforelaid, ordtysi, That the
Petitioner cauie an a.telted copy Of this pc
tition and order of Court thereon, TO be pub.
lilhed ID the Portland Cazetfe three weeks fuc-
ce1ively, the Ian publication, to be at lealt
thirty days before the neIt tegm of this Court !;
and that ne further csule AZ artelled Copy OF
fzid petition, and order to be polled up in the
town OF Boothbay thirty days before the mex
Term Of this Court as aforelaid that all per
ions IN ereiied therein may there appear ano
thew caule # any they have why the prayer
Of laid petition ihCuld NOT Ne gran ca
Aueif, HENRY WOOD, clssk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-16
ROARDERS WANTED.

FOUR Boarders can be accommodated
at a central part of the Town. For pHrticu.
lars inquire at this office. March 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-16

~ LhS " AsAA hAA 20 Co
WHbREAo James Sawyer. Of Por lsnd,
have heretofore mad uie of e. a.
Eainst the character of Robert Stove- III
.Portia-d and iuPP0ie IL has been III I've
injury | hsreby fay hay, circulated lad
lies VI hour any grounds in q oe.ss. I'd
have dome - ~ b a ma'iciuns 80 s. seasas'
him, aaa what have lad N fade
JAMES SA NNnR
AZ est J0as NsRRuI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-16
The zrarning voice Of WIsdom.

The following Is IN extract from The Hon.
Mr.. Randolph (once Jealous advocate
for democratic lulers) on the passage of
the Resolutions fJr le,ying new Taxes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-16

Il DIdCR UI0ToCC9 Fochgf B91F
wv AS Ioll On the 9Th Of January iAa, be-
" tween Gay and Fortlsnl. containing
feveral notes OF hand ID favour Of Amos cum-
n,ng, of Norway, feveral other papers aud
one dollar bill Whoever has found and will
give information to tie iu5icribsr 10 thar the
Book and papers may tie recovered, ihall be
luitabIy rewarded AS payment Of the notes
are Topped, they can be ofno iervice TO any
one but the ewner. AMOS CUMMINGS.
Norway, March is, 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-16

FOR SALE at No 10, UaioH Ubayf
IIhds hgh proof excellent favcu'ed
W I. RUIZ.
March le, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-16

To the Honorable the .Jyficss gf The Cir
cut Csurt Of ConD1an Pleas, holden
at Warren, 1vitbin and far the Coun-
tJ Lmc0hl. on The (econd Monday Of
January, II. ID. 1879.
9 Hews James Gilmore, of Woolwich, in the
- County of Lincoln, feoman, that he is
intereited as tenant in common and feized in
his demenfe as of fee Of two undivided tenth
parts Of a certain tract of land lying in Booth
bay in iaid County containing about one hun
dred acres. and bounded rafferty, by land Of
Ebenezer Fu lerton, Northery On the Meet
ing-houie lot, Wsiiery on John NJ Cobbs and,
Southeriy on the Salt wa, er which faid land
your petitioner owns as aforefaid in common
with other perfons unknown and which
faid fhare your Petitioner 10 deGrous to hold
in feveralty. He therefore prays, thar parti
ton OF taid lot of land be made, and your pc
titioner. faid fhare thereof fet off, that he
may hold and enjoy the fame in feveraIty-by
JERE. b a ley, BIZ atty
A true Copy, examined by
HENRY WOOD, Cie,L
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-03-16

The above Goods are All cf the frft quality.
and will be fold on resfonable terms.
N B. Merchants aud Ship Matters nav
Be fupplied with Cabin or flIip Stores On rea-
foua6ie tsrms.-Al!o, Families may ~ lurpii-
ed a. low a. can he purchafed in town, and
fetrle their bills quarterly. Conitant a,ten~
dance and every favor gra sfully ackncwi-
edged JONATHAN STUART.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

MILL SE GPFEKtD FOR SALE a, Mar.
rim Hill, formerly The residence ofSus.m-
nah Lewis, decd. two miles below Richmond
on Monday the l4,h dav of December next,
about $50 Barrels of Corn. a quantity of Hay,
Fodder Shueks, Chat and Straw, two Young
well broke Mules, two good work Horses, three
woke ut Oxen, and one Wagon, twenty.thrce
likely Sheep. aud sundry Plantation Tools.--A
credit OF twelve months will be allowed, the
purchasers to give bond with approved securi
~ for AL sums above ten dollars, to carry in.
tcrest from the day Of sale, if not punc;ually
paid, and for all sums Of ten dollars and urder,
cash will be required.
WALTER SHELTON, Acting
Ex'or. of Wiltshire NJ. Lewis, deed
Nov f6. tbs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

NEW ESTABL.SHMENT
YEy1E Subscriber has taken the HOUSE
A at the corner of main * fifteenth streets,
opposite the Beu-Tavern, and offers for sale,
OH accommodating terms, by wholesale and
Eetail, the following articles, viz.
50 Hhds LIST quality Brown Sugar Cgener-
ally large.]
so Do. Ist & 2nd quality Philadelphia Loaf
Sugar.
80 Chests Hyson Tee.
g0Boxes Imperial do superior favour.
8 Haif do. do. do.
6 Pipes Country Gin.
Do. Of superior quality.
Is Hhds retailing Molasses.
@ Do. Philadelphia Whisky.
$1,000 lbs Prime Green Coffee.
5000 lbs. Pale do. do.
10 Bags Heavy Pepper.
IS DO. Pimcnto.
50 Kegs Gunpowder.
800 S;raws ID pint TumblerS.
IL Boxes English Pipes.
500 Groce Bottle Corks.
100 Reams Wrapping Paper.
So Boxes best Spanish Segars.
so Barrels Prime Pork.
50 Do. Fish.
And expects by theGrst arrivals from Phila.
delpbis and Baltimore, 6 tons Shot, Irons AS.
sorted, Iron Castings, Whiskey, &c. lie has
also on hand, from TO 600 dollars worth oil
DRY GOODS, assorted, which viii be sold or
long credit, or bartered for prime Tobacco.
VIM. SHEPHERD.
Richmond, Oct. 18th, 1912. IT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

1NeSsrs. Thomas Gibson & Robert Gibson.
lAkE NOTICE, That in conformity to an
order otthe Superioi Court OF Chancery for the.
richmond District, made at the February term
OF the SAID Court, in the year 1911, in the suit
depending in the said Court, between William
Randolph. plaintiff, and Thomas Gibson and
Robert Gibson, defendants ; directing the said
Robert Gibson, to render an account before one
o. the Commissioners OF the sait! Court, of the
sums OF money paid to, or for the defendant
Thomas, on account OF the property contained
IN two deeds referred TO in the said o.der, or
on any other account: shall proceed on the
NTH Gay OF JANUARY, 1913, at my own house in
the county of Cumberland, to make I'D the &C.
count directed by the said order, when and
where lou may attend.
JOHN MICHAUX, c. $. C. c.
Nov. 30tb, 1912. wt5J'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07
DON ste MedicsneS

TO BIZ t"D GENUINE. At THE BOOK
STORE OF MR.. S. PLEAsANTs.
large supply of Dr. Church's Cough
Drops, medicine unequalled by any otherin
the world, for the cure of Coughs. Coids'
Asthmas, Consumptons, and the VVhooping
Cough, price IS cents--Also. his Chemical
Essence and Extract of Mustard, for the
cure OF Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout. Pal
sey, &c. price IS cents each bottle or box.
Andoyne essence for tie h ad ache, fifty
cents.
Volatile Tincturc for the tooth ache, 81 -
cents.
Antiscnrb1tic TinCture tor curing the sour
Wy in ;he Gums, whitening the teeth ana
sweetening the breath, price S /. Church's
Virmifuge Lozenges, for destroying worms
in grown persons or children, 50 cents the
boz.
Eye salve FOR all diseases of the ewes. r.
cents perbOx.
The celebrated BotanicalTea, I dollar the
canister.
Church's Ambitious Pills for rnal;gnant
and bilious fevers and all disorders Of tie
head, so cents the box.
German Corn Pa ster..aT Corrs 50 cenra
the packet - -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07
TOMPKINS i MURRAY.

Have received and are now opening their I ON
Don GOODS, consisting Of a valuable and ex-
tensive assortment Of Cloths, Cassimsres, Lin
ems, Calicoes, Muslins, &c. &c. and on board
Of the Oliver Ellsworth from Liverpool, now at
City Point--they have considerable portion
OF their coarse WoOllens, Hardware and Cut
tery, which may be expected up in the course
Of or 10 days all Of which they offer for sale,
on reasonable terms, for cash, or negotiable na
per.
OF 80 Bales Nspt Cottons on hand.
Oct. 90. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07
NOTICE.

s bWlNG to the death of B nj.,min Ames,
- OF the late firm of AmEs & UNDER
1 LII, the Closing of said concern necessarily
de wolves on the observation-disclosures having
claims viii please make application, and
tn ose indebted will make payment to
WILLIAM UNDERHILL,
SaruiUing Partner Of fhe tate firm Of
INES C UxDERAILL.
Richmond, Oct. 19, 1919. wew.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07
900 Dollars Reward

SXTE expect to receive in few DAYS, large
" assortment of COARSE GOODS, viz
Striped DuiHe and Rose Blankets-White
napt Cottons-Coloured and White Plains
Coarse sCoatings-Fearnoughts White
& Coloured Flannels-Tow & Flax Oznaburgs
--Cotton-Begging, &c.
ALSO
] Bale Of Superfine Cloths-Two Trunks o {
Csmbrics-Hosery in Trunks, assorted-and
Pins, assorted.-Whici, we propose selling on
reasonable terms BY the Package
CALICO, RICHARD, & Co.
Nov. 2nd, 1872 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07

EMPLOYMENT WANTED in a County
Court Office, by one that has been regularly
brought mp in that branch Of business, and can
come we'll recommended a situation where the
;ntire business will deyolve on the applicant,
would bc preferred and bond with approved
security given foF the faithful performance Of
the same. Enquire Of the Printer.
Sept. II, 1912. wifi .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07
NEW YORK LOTTERY.
Union Z oilege-No. 4.

Not near Blanks to Prize.
The Drawing of this Grand Lottery, will
commence in the CITY Of New York. on the 1st
Tuesday in next month, and will continue t.
draw 500 Tickets each day until finished
An accurate Check Book Will be kept of this
Lottery, at the ARGUS OFF f, that the ear
hest intelligence Of thsirsuccess may be given
10 adventures. ORDERS BY POST from any
part Of the Stste, and every information re-
speeding the above or any of the Baltimore Lot
teries, will be always given gratis, and with the
greatest pleasure TO those who may be inter
ested.
Nov. %. If
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07
RICHMoND TURNpIKE CoMPANY

IN pursuance of resolution Of the Board of
Directors for said Company, notice is heye6y giv
en-, That the Shares of all dclinquents in ths
said Company, will be sold, before the front
door of the Eagle Tavern, N the City Of Rich
mond, on the twenty eighth day of next month
N.shEPPAkD, Treasurer.
Nov. %, tds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07
WILLIAM PATTER son.

Has just received, and is now opening at
his former stand. few doors below the Bell
Tavern, Sixty PACKAGES, consisting
of British, French, German & India GOODS,
in addition to his former supply, which
makes his assortment as follow -
Sup. fine London dressed and undressed
Cloths,
Fine do. do.
Coarse Ga do.
Bale Hunters forest do.
Double and single milIed Cassimeres,
Peliecc Cloths & Flannels, ass'td c urs
Coatings, Bazes, FRIES, & Fearnoug IS,
Plains, Kerseys, & Kendall Cottons,
Rose, striped & point Blankets,
Flannels of al colours,
Bedford, Oxford & Bennett Cords
Cords, Velvets, & Thicksets,
Bombazetts, plain * figured,
Wildbores, assorted colours,
Cotton & Worsted Hosiery,
Camel Hair & Merno ShawIs,
"A S 4 47-4 Sc 3D. Damask & Levan-
tine do.
Cashmire & plain Cotton do.
A e 7-S Irish Linen & Sheetings,
- & 7-8 Cotton Shifting,
& 6 4 Cotton Cambria,
~ & 81 Bingham, dressed & undressed,
Dressed & undressed Calicoes,
Leno & fancy MuSlins.
Spidernets, spotted & plain,
Ladies Corsets,
Do. Net TiPpets, Pelerines & Capes.
DO. Shoes, entirely new pattern,
Do long * short Beaver & Kid Gloves,
Gentiemen's Buckskin do. do.
An elegant assortment of Vestings & Yes
teletts,
One Bale of Stockinguet, engraved & rib
bed, entirely new patterns,
All of which he is disposed to sell on his IL
sual moderate terms, for cash only.
Richmond, Nov. 23d, 1912. w4y.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07
SCHOOL.

INTEND TO OPEN SCHOOL on the 4,h day
OF dssuary next what shall learn, will be- ms fol-
lows, vz:-Readiug, Writing, Arithmetic. Gram.
mar, Geography, all kinds of Needle Work.
Painting, Drawing, aud several ether branches os
york not mentioned; those who will favor me with
the!r Children may rel on the strctest s,,e,t am
being paid u their learning; the school will b Ient
on The LETT hand cross street opposite the Conrt
ton. y "PP"'a-
Nov 80, 4ste. wv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07
Lately hH6Hsdedand. for sale by S. Pleoso,.ts
Richmond,
A GENERAL SELECTION,

a GENERAL SELECTION,
OF the newest & most admired HYMNS
and SPIRITUAL SONGS, now in use.--By
the Rev. STITH MEAD (second edition, re-
vised, corrected and enlarged, and published
by pernission'of the Virginia Conference held
at Raleigh n. C.)-price 60 ID cents.
Far Sale at fhis Office Price IL I-2 Cents
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-07
New Military Works.
Just Rcceiued anafor sale, at S. Peasants
Book Store, Richmond,
A Hand Book for Infantry

Containing the first principles of Military dish
ciPline, and embracing the Modern m6rove-
mcnts in the discipline and movements of Ar.
mics THE
HnERIC.AN MILITARY LIBRARY.
OR CoMPBNDIUM OF EIoDERN TAc4Ics.
embracing the discipline, manm,lyres and duty
OF every species OF troops, Infantry, Rife Corps,.
Cavairy, Artillery position, and Horse Artillery
and regular Notifications, adapted to the USE
OF the Militia OF the United States.
A MILITARY DICTIONARY.
Or Explanations of the several system. of Dis,
c'Pine oil different kinds OF Troops of infantry.
Artillery ana Cavalry, the principles of FORTH.
cations, and al modern improvements in the
science OF Iactics-comprizing the Pocket ,,n.
ner or Little Rcmbardier The Military Rep11-
IONS OF the United States.--BY COLONEL
jANE.
~ Regulations fo.. The Field
Exercise, Maneuvres, and Conduct of the
infantry OF the United otates-drawn up
nd adapted TO the Organization of the Mi
htia and Regular Troops-by Gen. Alexan-
der omyth-by order of the Secretary os
War.
RUL S 4 CALCULATIONS FOR THE
FIELD EXERCISE, and JMnaupres of
fhe French Iqfantry--Al so, the 1tanruUres
q me rtetd lrtiicry, with Infantry, vols.
by Col Deiacroi>:, late Chief of Brigade
IN the French scrvice.-Prcc IS
IHE ELEMENTSOF WAR-By Isaac
Maltby, Brgadier- General IN the All Mas
sachusetts Division, 81 IS
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR,
The SWORD EXERCISE OF THECA-
yALRY-To which is added, The REG
VIEW EXERCISE, 81 so.
ihe American Artillepist's,
Companion,
BY Col T0USARD.
THE COMPLETE
Military Tutor,
CONTAINING
SYSTEM or MODERN TACTICS.
APPLICABLE no
INFANTRY IN Company, r. Siment, or Lines.
as laid down by the aosi approved i.
thors, and nov in practice by the
Armies of the United States
Illustrated by aiz'tcea CohherhL4tes.
TOGETHER WITH
VARIETY or REPORT-
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