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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
Domestic Nfedicines
TO BE HAD GENUINE, AT TIE BOOK.
STORE OF MR.. S. PLRASANTs,

TO BE HAD GENUINE, AT TIE BOOK
STORE or mr.. S. PLEAsANTs,
A large supply of DR.. Church's Cough
Drops, medicine unequalcd by any other in
the world, for the cure Of Coughs, Colds.
Asthmas, Co'isuInpuons, and the WhooDing
Cough, pricc - Ccnts.--Aiso, MS Chemi.au
Essence and Extract of Mustard, for the
cure Of Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, PAL
scy, &c. price Is cents each bottle or box.
Andoyne essence for the head ache, fifty
cents.
Volatile Tinoture for etooth acne, 81 10
cents.
Antiscorbutic Tincture for curing the sour
w in the Gums, whitening the teeth and
sweetening the breath, price S l. Church's
Virmiiuge Lozenges, for destroying worms
in grown persons or children, 50 cents the
boz.
Eye Salve for ali diseases Of The eyes, IS
cents per box.
The celebrated Botanical Tea, I dollar the
canister.
Church's Ambitions Pills for malignant
and billions fcvcrs and all disorders Of tle
head, so cents the box.
German Corn PLASTER, Oh Coms, so cents
the packet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
WIZ. CURRY.

Mr.. Chai5maH,--I hope the Citizens Of
Richmond will not blush a. my youth and,
as a stranger, will pardon my freedom.
The day has now arrived, when the cou-
rage Of the American Patriot ard the faith
Of the Christian are to be brought to the tes; ::
1t is, therefore, with JOY arise to express
a few sentiments ON this occasion.
] was born in the year 90, in the state of
New Hampshire--My father was almost Of
n0O the only republican who resided m the
town where / was brought up. ] well re
member, that in the reign Of terror, or the
AdamaC administration. one evening he
said to his children" My SOILS, it is secret
" ~ whispered, that | am to be massacred
" IN my bed therefore. be not surprised if
" IN the morning your father IS a corpse !;
" but follow my patriotic example, and take
nothing but death in exchange for your
" liberty. View the people Of the United
% States as your brethren; view Kings aud
Bishops as usurpers and tyrdgts; and ever
watch them with jealous e, e."
Into these principles drank deeply AZ an
early period OF my lie; and since the de-
Ciaration OF war, nutning hd, kept me iron,
the service otthe UnHed States. sut con-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
FOR RENT,

TIE TAVERN at present occupied by Mr..
Thomas q. Hull. Possession may be had the
Is December next, to which is attached a
good Kitchen, Stable, Carriage-House and
Meat-Huuse, together with a We'll OF ex-
celient water.-r Terms made known on
application TO the subscriber.
WILLIAM STREET.
Sept. 10. w4w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

A proposition Cor peace, for the furfh
time, has been made by .Natoicou To- Eng
has occurrCd--Thc bone If contention is /;
which is the legitimate c0Ttc- Of STUN -
in other words, whether poor Shai1 shall be
the football OF &1.glaNd Or ErGHce,-- Hbty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
q Mr.. Hi2liam Gurey.
From qre CBals.J WzExAr RGclsqEn.

IT ahhears that. Tire POPE has been
brought 10 Pnyls from Rome. he zuqs
7raitcd uf!0u 6y tie Duke Of Cadore and
some Of NE Bi8hoh8, ard seems 10 be treat
ed RESPECTFULLY The object Of tie journey
is uHknozvH. Bu5 it is said, that BoHaharfe
has iHtimGted - him, that Paris, and not
Rome, is to be considered as tie centre Of
ch3iSfendom.
Lord Cashcarf has kett England as Nm
baSSad0r Extraordinary 10 Tie court Of
RuSsia.-H Is stated, that treaty offence
and fifendshilt 6e!gveeH SWEDEN and Great
Britcin, signed at Obrcro, has actually
been TeceiUcd at Lord Caskiereagh's Office
Lord Weiington is stated 10 haze OBJ
famed great Uictory oUer Marmlont IN
Sfai'i--ii (Which the kqtter Inst 6etzveen tcss
and tzoelUe MouSund men, in killed, zOoHnd-
ed and frisoHtrS.
We hare nothing Of inheritance from The
frontiers Of Russia. n ruh;ure Of tie fyea-
| fy bet7veen the Russians and tie TURKS, is
| siiokeh cf-tAe Grand SeigHor refusing 10
cede anfnch Of his territory, as 7gaS froVi-
ied In tie /iTeiiminarfes. The Rrssgiane, II
is i1timafed, haze rSceiUed adOices fj'Om The
| CrozuH Prince Of Ssoeden, |or the TcgHiaii-
general battle, 10 Tetreat and haryas8 The e.
Henty, cut oE lis sHit1lies and lay Syaste the
| country Mry PASS oUcr.
The Russian 8hihS btfhe Tdgu8, SuJrea-
dered 10 The English by the Convention of
Cintra, .have been rcStored agreea6iy 10
hat freqty. They consist q Hiae UcaSeLs, II
from 60 to so guns, and one ffgate.
| The Prince Regent, IL is 8uid, has reguest-
cd the Princess, his uife, to be less frequent
and ir8s particular IN her visits 10 her
| DAUGHTER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
SONG-CAPT. HULL'S VICTORY.
Urilten and sung by enc Of the Cs'ezy Of Tie
CoNSTJTUTioN.


CoNSTITUTioN.
COME, We lovers of true glory,
will tell you Of our fight;
When you hear tine noble story,
1t will fill you with delight.
Dacres, in the boosted Gucr'ier,
Saw us under easy sail;
See" he cried, " the Yankee warrior
% Soon we'll make her courage fail
. Once he fed our feet victorious,
When he saw our flags unfurPd:
s. Show aloft our ensigns glorious,
eve are conquerors of the world
Down lie came, with canvas crowded,
Thinking we would run away;
But, my boys, how soon werr ciouded
All his hopes upon that day
.&il prepaid we were to greet him,
Eager for the Briton proud
Hal you seen our ship, TO meet him,
How she thro' the pillows plough'd!
Noble HULL! God bless him ever
Cried, "Run mp cur cnsigns four;
. Now well teach the Briton never
''To insult our country more"
soon we met the fighting Guerrier,
And our four and-tWCntfcs rOGrd
Yolley upon voliey gave her,
Broadslde after broadside pour'd.
Straight her masts went O'er erside, boys,
ScaucI'd in the CORY main;
And those flags, Brtannia'S pride, boys,
Ne'el shall o'cr her wave again.
Nov the signal Of surrender,
From leeward gun is made;
Aud our boats We quickly send her,
To afford the vanquisl,'d aid.
Yankees, while the battles hot, boys,
rno' they fight like beasts Of prey,
Yet when victory is their lot, boys,
None more generous than they.
Sow let Fame forever say, boys,
That CoLUMBtA's TARs are brave;
Long she'll speak Of this proud day, boys
When they triumpl'd on Che wave:
when the Dragging Britain iell, boys,
Varquislid ~ the mighty blow,
Sine 20 distant realms shall tell, boys,
twas a Yankee brought him low.
Come. push around the flowing glasses
Long lie, and Acaith, TO shipm ties here
Here lO our wives and smiling lasses
Hcrc'. TO our Country ever dear
Her 5 90 Hull, the pride OF Fame, sirs
That he's valiant, DacTes knowo
history shall record lis name, sirs,
Coudueror OF our coun'ry's Toes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
SALEM, (Caroline,) Sept. II, 1912.

SALEM, (Caroline,) Sept II, 1912.
mr.. PiedsanfS,
SGR-As it was by my solicitation,
that Mr. Gray was prevailed upon to at
tend the Meeting in Richmond on Saturday
last ard as his address seer1edy.. ne we'll
received by the Citizcnsof Richmond, nave
prevailed upon him t. give me tie substance
Of it in writing.-If you thiGS it will be of
any service, you are at liberty to insert It in
your useful paper.
Yours, respectfully,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
OK ALA1ECAPTURE.

Fave you heard what ,ht Essex has taken
And done IL so neat and experts
1i 81. Sir, tae thHr IS 10 ,,sS Gu,
She's only besn on Ire .Rgs.
FreG5yial.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

EUeJy branch ct'the government Of Yer
mont is republican, by greatly Increased
majoritieS.--I he election is just oUer.-.
The French ./orces On Me .EroHsierS u
Russia is sail 10 be comho5ed If 100000
Poies--i2O,OO0 Toohs Of the COnJedcrafioH
If the Rhine-25O,O 900 Frcnch-5O, 600 Ia
hauS-90,O00 HuStrians and $4,000 PrHs8i-
aHs--ToTAL, $4,000 men. The RuasiaHs
are greatly igfcrior in hoirt " numbers !;
tut D,ayamoHHfto 100000.
III the erfra scsaion of the Lsgisiq-
tire Of South Carokina. 7Chich rose fer
day8 ago, resolution 7caS unanimously a.
doiIted ehirobatory u The mcasHrc9 ofHe
ccneTm government.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17
0riginaI laottrp.
THR&TEAR OF pIrYl

HOW fweet 20 nv breaf il PHYS foft Tar,
How lovely refPlendant it fhines;
And the face Tar more lovely on which twill
appear,
Than tie aurel crown'd head, or the fcePtre
rf fear
IT'S pity that makes is Divine
IT'S tie germ Of Religion when foflerd with
care,
Tie the key that unlock. forrow's heart,
Applied 70 the wre5ch, X fooths his difpair,
Twill cafe tie fad heart, when worn down
with care,
And extract from the B, ese SorrS.D's darf.
fifteen on TIE cheek Of the fair we admire,
It's the point which adorns all her charms
Adds lufre 20 beauty, and lights up the FIRE
Winch burns in our breaR a. we pant with
dslire.
To clap he Iov'd Maid to our arms.
CYPRIAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17
FkEACH Goods


HAS just received fresh French Coo.
consisting Of elegant 5 a and = D.m.st
and Levantine Silk Sbawls fine and o,g,.
mon Linen Cambrcks Ladies silk and -
Habit Gloves Genilemens silk do R...
bonds; Double Florences silk Hose, E
Umbrella LustrIngs Centlemens SilE f.-
brellas Fans &c
Also First chop blue and yellow rant \,
fancy Muslins Linens Best. Westof
land Broadcloths fine factor shirling ~,
Gingh4ms; Ladies Parasos. Car-
black Grape 10. Cambrirks Csmhr
Musiius, soEe very fine; Cotton Laces
dia Cottons All prices black Pcrs
Canton plaid silks DO. Black do Pom.
Canton Grapes white, red and yellow ~.
nels Blk do; Ladies wht B Slstc
hose Gentlemens Slate and m1.
Lace Yelling, 5 a wide twhd
Uses fine and common Hroalui
KerseymeFes red Brnzdcl0tt
red and Buff Kerseymeres FOR ~.
tlemen. Which together w,a a mer
STOCK compose an assortment aifl eteg
article usually enquir1d .or joins (.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17

THE Proprietors of Portland Pier are re-
minded that on the Goth Of March lat
an AlehmeDt Of p dollars on each ihs-e was
voted--notice Is therefore given that unlels
faid aheTment is paid TO me the fubicriber
on or before the 2Sih of September next, 80
much Of laid delinquent flares az will be ne
ceHarY 10 pay thar Allotment snd Charges
will Be fold At Public Auction, At | O'Clock
a II. on laid Per
jig 81 JOHN HOBART, Trssfrrr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17

THE fubfcriber hereby gives pubic notice
70 all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and taken upon himfe!f The truti Of
Executor Of tide lat will and Teitament Of
DENNIS MARI,
late of Scarborough, in the county Of Cumher
land, yeoman, decealed, by giving bond as the
law directs--he therefore requetss all pe-ions
who are indebted to the faid decea.ed's ehate.
to make immediate paymeHt; aud thoie who
have aay demand. the, con, 10 exhibit the same
70 res .RT Z. MAKR,
July IS, 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17
Cs,bam, Aggya 8, 1912.
CUMBERLAND, s..

TAKEN by Epecution and TO he fold at
Public Vendue at The houfs of '1gliab Dzrs,
Jun in Poland Oh 7as,day, the 25tb day Of Au-
The right inEquity of Redemption which Na'Jar
Nsfos g. Mn. NasoE, Of POLAND, in faid county,
have ia and to the following mortgaged lands.
in Tsid Poland, viz enc One Hundred Acre
Lot in faid Poland, numbered one hundred
and fourteen in the fecond divilou of lots in
faid town, Alto, one half Lot of Land in faid
town, being numbered ieventy one in the diff
claimed lands, 70 called, with all the privileges
and sppurtenances thereun,o belonging.
Tsiy 81 HENRY JACKSON, ID SbcyiF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17
LICENCES

THE SeIeamen of the town Of Portland
= requeli all perfons who with TO be appro-
bated as Innholders or Retailers or to have
their Licences renewed, to make application
10 them previous 70 the SOSh inf
~ None need apply who lhouId not deEgn
TO conform lfrictIy to the law for regulating
licenced houfes
SAM. FREEMAN, Per oyasy.
dgg 6, 1872
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17
Samuel Fessenden,
Dexter Bearce,
James Allen,
David Mellon,
John Loring.

IL. 81 70 Samuel FS9Snden, Ej7. oqe
on t5e Probrict9rS atuejaid,
YOU are hsreby authorized and required
in the name OF the Commonwealth Of NlaiTA-
Chuiests, to notify and warn in manner as the
law directs, meeting Of laid proprie,sEs, 10
be holden At the time aud place, and for the
PurPoiea mentioned in the foregoing appliCa.
ton Given under my hand and zeal al Port
land, 10 the county OF Cumberland, this eigh-
ieensh day Of July, in the year of our Lord,
eighteen hundred and twelve
PRENTI5S EaELLEN, TRaies Of tJs
Pssss tbrsrg5oAttJ s CemmozrSsaif5 If 4g9ae5gsrts
BY virtue or the above Warrant, hereby
monty the faid Proprietors to meet at the time
and place, and for the purpofes expreHed IN
the above warrant and application.
SAMUEL FESSENDEN.
Jrly l9b, 1912 (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17
10 Let,
To rentjG MelLen, EJq. one Of the 7uc
tices 81 the Peace tby-ongb5ut tie Caz-

To rsntjG Nelen, Ejg. one Of the 7uc
tices 81 The Peace tbrongb5M tie Cam
n0n1Ueetb Of MaDacbAjlfts.
WE the iu5icribers, ProprIetors of half
w Of the TownlhIp of land, numbered sine
ia the eighi hrsnge OF Townihip., north Of the
Waldo Patent, being defrous 70 form ourfelyes
into Propriesy, for the more convenient
management OF lad half townihip hereby
requeit you to ihne your warrant, directed 20
fome one of the proprIetors, directing aim 70
notify meeting Of laid Proprietors. TO be hoi
den at the hCule of David Mellon, iuuholder
in the town of Newgouceller, On Tuetdzy.
the fifteenth day Of September next, az enc Of
the clock afternoon. then and there 10 act on
the following articles
az. To choole Moderator of faid meeting
3D. 10 chooie Clerk of fad Projectors
Sd. To choole iuch Committees and Officers
Of faid Propriety a. they may deem neceHary
9TH. To traasact any other bufnefs, which
they may deem neceiiary reiative to faid Pro-
DTIetOrs,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17
KalNabLe ERate f0r Sale,

CTTUATED in Falmouth, between the two
- Roads running from Stroudwaier Bridge 20
Buxton, only FIVE miles from Portland, coniilt
ing Of about two huudred and twenty Eve a.
cres of as good land as any in the Country,
under good improvement, well propor,ioned
in tillage, moving, paGuring and woodland
with two Barns thereon almolt new, thar will
hold nearly one hundred tons Of hay, well Of
good water, pump and other convsniences ia
The bsruyard for watering cattle Said farm
is well watered, and would make two excellent
farms as it fronts each of the aforeiaid Roads
hGo all the flock, aud farming uteDGls, necef
fairy for carrying on faid farm will be fold with
il, agreeable 10 the purchaler.
For further particulars enquire Of ADAM
SLOAN, living on the premefis or ALEXAN.
DER BARR, of Northyarmouth.
Falmouth, July 20. 1879. (tG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17

John Il. Tnurston,
40. =, Terra Rsse, has fsr SAX.
10 Bales Cotton, for retailing
50 BbIs flour
go boxes Brown sosp
rs bills Mess, NJ. 1 and M. w Reef
5 ditto . ". Pork
40oo vt. Coffee
80 chests Tyson, y Tyson, X. Skin. 2
Suuchong TEAS
Warranted Anchors and Hedges
Pants gruund lsL- uii
Scale beams-FryinEpHns
Horn Lsnthorn Leaves, aud NackaF,l
Lines. ~ Fzly g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17
MANGLING.

CHARLOTTE HUNTER, moi refpeaFui-
= ly informs the Ladies Of Portland, ihe in
tends o follow the above aud flstters hertelf
that the fuperiority aud beauty of Mangling
will be found TO iurpafs the ben of Ironing
Punduality and moderate charges lezds her 70
hope for encouragement.
~ B-UmbreiIas aud PIrralolls made ana
repaired, a. uiual
Plumb ersst, AggsG 10, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17
I. GREELY.

Ess fer Isis, al No. J, Lesg Hbs5f
so Hhds. Rum--So hhds. Molailes,
4 pipes Brandy--Io chef Tea
20 bags Coffee--40 boxes Chocolate
1000 buihes hue Salt
100 bbls. Flour--lOO bbls. Tar
40 bbls Pork-5O bbIs. Beef
100 hhds Lifbon Salt, al AIS per HID.
AEFAR 10, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17

A further term ofthree months being allow
ca the Creditors 10 bring in their claims
agsina the ellate Of SAMUEL WATSON,
lare Of Portland, in the county of Cumberland,
Tailor, decealed-The CommiGioners viii at
tend 70 receive auy other clairas ~ the office
Of John rockingham, Eiq IN Portland on rhe
iecond Tuefdass IN Augutt, September * DC
tober. JOHN ROCKINGHAM
JOSEPH TEFCOMB
July %, 1919,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17
CarneLizr ScYle's EFafe.
Ju.y q, lsls.

TO be fo'd by order Of Court on THURS
Day The feventeenth day Of September
next, at three clock IN the afternoon al the
Houle 1--we in, il the Town IF Free2ort, al
the ReA' EAate OF CORNELIUS SOULE,
late Of sid Freeport, deceafed, or 70 much
thereof as .hall be uecefary 10 pay the debts of
faid deceafed. Said Eitate contilts of Farm
il faid Frser FORT, a final lot Of Land near Free.
port Corner, and Pew 10 the Meeting Houfe
there
JACOB SOULE, fisi,i,'r. o. raid Efaf-.
JaiY "A, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17

WILLIAM X s. HASKELL,
INFORMS their friends and the Public that
they have Removed from Free Rreet to
their New Store in Back nreel, near the Court
Houfe-where they have on hand a variety
OF Cabinet Furniture-which they offer for
fale on Reasonable terms-They acknowledge
pa0 favors and foliciI continuance Of the
fame. Every attention to cuitomers in the
above branch of bu6nels, will be punaually
attended TO.
w. * S. II. Return their thanks TO the
public for their liberal sfIiltznce which they
have received with gratitude.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17
WILLIAM OXNARD.

No. S, E1yGfyf RsrU, Has (r fals,
lust received from Providence, an aGor1.
] ment Of Warp, Filling and two threads
cotton Yarn, together with shirtings, Sheer.
iugs, Cinghams, Tiekings, Stripes, &c.
6sgf 10. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17
ZACHARIAH MARSTON,

No =, LeatfaE Lt0tDl
OFFERS for fale the fchooner Ring Ssa,
- foreign vefel, 7s tons, IS months old,
well found, sails and rigging very good
dl6--i new Squarelsi' ht for > fail 100 tons
as bills dry White Lead Of the bea quality
~ do Red Lead
$50 kegs White Lead ground in oil IN kegs OF
90 lbs each
40 cz1Ss London Patent Shot, 5 cwt. each
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17
G1r6aDf HcaaeRrV.

THE Trunees Of GpBlz1 Aeads1y are hereby
notified that meeting OF their board
will be holden at faid Academy, on Iueiday
the eighteenth day Of Auguit NEXT, at ten o
clock, A NJ to conlder the expediency OF en-
gaging preeeptor another year ; and 70 MI
auy vacancie, that may erilt IN the board OF
Trunees; and TO pafs auy vote, or trsniaet 4
ny tulinefs ina, may then be thought Tor the
benefit of fsid innituuon.
LOTHROP LEWIS, Sse'eta'5.
Ge,kar, Aaggf 8, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17

THE fubfcribers, three Of the pcrlons nafn'
Il ed in the act TO incorporate the PFehcs-.
Directors and Company of the Cum5er'aa~
Bank, psiIed the Esd Of June, 1872, hefepJ
notify, that a meeting Of the Members IN
Stockholders Of fsid Corporation will NE NH
al Portland, n the chamber over Maine Ba1',
on Saturday, the 5th day Of September nsn-
o'clk NJ for the purpofe Of making, o'6''..
ing & elabliihing fuch BY Laws, ordiDAnes' {,
Regulations for the orderly conducting y
affairs Of the fad corporation a The u.
stockholders fhal deem ueceiiary, aud mi
The choice of he ara board az Directors N.
fuch other off. a. they fhail Zee III ~ choO'
ISAAC LSLEY.
ASA CLAP,
1sgge s. ZACHAFiAf' Ni14N0 =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17

A large ahortment OF Blanchard's ceiebra-
+ ted STEEL SPsINo TRUssEs, of all fzes,
which for utility aud convenience exceed any
now in ufe, are kept conaantiy for iale by
Benjamin Butman,
Ese6qrye- Eresf, Portland, ASrH 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17

RowDoIH CoLL4or, AUGUST 7th. 1912.
NOTICE is hereby given, thar the Govern.
Eent OF College will attend at the Philof
ophy Chamber, in MsGSchuetts Hall, for the
-PurPoie o. examining candidates for admiffion,
on lhuriaay, the 30 day Of September next,
al 0 clock A AZ.
accommodations as to moral character will
Is uiu2i, be required.
JESSE APPLETON, PysyGlent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17
NOTCE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, thar the annual
: meeting of the Board Of Overleers OF
Bowdoin College, will be holden in the College
ChaPei IN BruniWlck, on Tueiday, the fira
day of September next, at 10 clock A. NJ,
Joan ABBOT, Sfsy IF fai5 Beard
BrHs(sUiek, 7f5 AEgsG, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17
NOTICEl

NOTICE.!
a Ii perfons indebted 10 the fubfcribers
either By note or account, are requeffed
to fettle the fame by the drlt day Of September
next, or they will be iefg with an attorney for
collection. LESLEY * NICHOLS.
Pesflosd, H4gge 2, 1872
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17

PICKED UP ADRIFT,
NEAR Peske's-lland, fu,all raft of refufe
~ BOARDS. The owner may have them
again by proving property and paying char
ges-Apply to BENZ. TROTT, On Eaht 5JqszL
Augup 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17

Of the Bibles purchafed they have dii1ribu
ted SOB, leaving On hand 263, which have
very recently been recsivsd aud are now rea-
dy for d,frbuiion.
The whole amount Of Monies received ince
The focie,y was inailutei is To9'4o, with
which the Trunees have purchsied 900 Bibles
aud Teaamenis. aud dinribued 1856
The Society has now been in operation two
years. From the nature Of the inliiutioa, con-
fdcrab'c time was at fiTli required, go make
fuch provi6oas as ih0uid render is deiivn e.
feclual. The Truaees cannot omit this Oppcr.
tunIty OF mingling their CALCULATIONS with
yours, that 20 many difficulties have been fur
mcnnted as 10 czuie its exiltence 70 be ezten-
hvely known and its utility aud influence TO
increaie More than leven hundred perlons
are now rejoicing. that through Your benevo-
fence they are put in poiIsllIon Of the Oracle,
fISstb.
Perions to whom Bibles have bsen prsGented,
have uniformly received them with etpTel-
ticnso i,y. Ia fome initauces, even tears of
gratitude have flowed, at the gOoinefs a. God
n rating uy an initiIution, by Means Of which
the words Of rtsSsol ne have been put into
their hands. Gao more grateful encourage
nent Be- wanting, 10 excite continuance Of
your muni6cence ia fupport Of an elabhih-
men. which pronifes iuch important benehts,
70 ihofe who are placed by providence IN the
humble abodes of poverty.
Chrilhaus have made many exert ons at DIFF
ferent periods, to difEule The knowledge Of d.
-sns trrih, bot nose ever Preienssd apFoiPect
70 fair, q the enabliihment Of Bi5Ls sosisfieS /;
4 for II, is from his own revelation of hImlels,
ve are 10 ls1-r the shassessz .. the Al
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17
TO LET.

Fl ALT Of convenient two TORY DWELL
lNG-HOU5Ei Pleatan1lY ltua.ed on
Fore areet. Also.
a wall PEW m the Rev Edward Payfon's
Meeting Houle-Appty TO
dag 10. JOHN LEAVITr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-17
CT THE
Bsblp S1cfPfy Of Iflfze.

With these funds tho trustees have
purchased $50 Bibles. the cost of
which amounts 20 the sum Of 81. 1855
For printing, postage, and other Inci
dental charges, they have exgen.
ded the sum Of % go
Making IN ,he whole. SH,94
Leaving balance due the Treasurer, 7,59