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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-07

THE ROOM over the subscribers bookstore,
is for RENT: II is large and airy and well si-
tuated for a single man, or for a public Office.
s. PEASANTS.
Dist April, 1919.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-07
JAMES MADISON.

ME subscriber being about to leave this
country imediately, begs those who have
any accounts with him to call for settlement
PETER COAfBE.
Richmond, 9th April, 1912. Stp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-07
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT

Giving further time for registering claims to
land in the Eastern district of the terrific
ry of Orleans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-07

To authorize the Secretary for the Department
of War 20 exchange lands with the Ursuiine
Nuns, in the city of New Orleans.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
IMPORTANT INDIAN NEWS.
Extract Of a letter from gentleman date

Extract Of letter from a gentleman dated
Fort 01adi.on, March 8, 1872.
we receive assurances every day by
friendly Indians, that we are to be attacked
at this post, by several nations, as soon as
the river opens. / am convinced that an at
tack will be made here some time in the
spring, and it is my opinion that the Indians
will take this post. and murder every white
person at it, unless We are reinforced in
very short time.
We are at this time surrounded by scout
ing parties, who watch our movements and
one of those parties, a few days past caught
one OF the soldiers near half a mile from
the fort, and most in.IumaEly murdered him.
He was absent two days without our know
ing what had become of him-afterwards
he was found by some friendly Indians who
brought liim in. The sight was enough to
chill the blood of any feeling heart His
head was severed from his body, both his
arms cut off, and his heart taken out
The Indians are odoubt stimulated by the
British to acts OF sucn hOrrid barbarty. Sc
veral Americans have escaped death by tel
ling the Savages that they were Englishmen
The Indians have said that the EAglisl,
gave them a high hricc for every Ameri-
cans scalp they could bring in
j am very apprehensiye, that boats ascen
ding the river this spring will be robbed and
Of course the crews killed
1T is reported that the Indians are about |
70 cut off all communication between this
place * 81. Louis, both By Lard and wa.er.
a that " oaanit DC reiatcs Sed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.

-. Monday. .4,tYnla
Mr.. Smith Of Md. presented the memo
rial of VIM. Patterson & sons and others
merchants of Baltimore. praying suspen-
sion OF the non-importation act, or a partial
modification thereof; which was read.
A resolution from the House of Represen.
tatves appointing committee on their part
to join such committee as the Senate NAV
appoint, to consider and report what bust.
ness demands the immediate attention Of
Congress, and whether recess be compa-'
tible with the public interest. and the term
OF such recess. in which resolution they re-
quest the concurrence of the Senate, was
read, and passed to second reading.
The bill authorizing the appointment OF
an additional Judge Of the District court of
the District of New-York, was rcnd the Sc
cond time.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

A very ffic.dl; chef &c the Sac nation
told Mir. j. and myself, that unless we were
reinforced wi;hin short time, we should be
massacre6 without discrimination and that
there were FIVE nations had joined to take
this Fort and Fort Chichogo, on Lake MI.
chlgan. He mentioned four of the nations.
viz "ianibugoes, Pofta.votamics, Shosvo-
nese and Dcla.vares-that they wait for the
river to open, SO that they can descend in
canoes. From appearances. the ice will
break IN the conrse Of a few days.
.innafoiis, .HhrR 9.
Lieut.. Green, the British Messenger. re-.
turned to this city from Washington on sun
day night. The next day he embarked On
board the eleanor when she immediatelv
proceeded down the bay.
Burlington, .AhrH 2.
1t is stated by gentleman who has ar,i-
we'd in this place direct from Montreal. and
who resides at the latter place, that tho no.
ted Captain John Henry was, few DAYS
previous to the publication of his disclosures
at Washington, appointed, by the Governor
OF Canada. high sheriff for the district Of
Quebec an Office said to be worth at least
10000 dollars year. From knowledge
ct the gentleman whobrings the information.
we nave no doubt of the truth of the state
ment. Thus it seems that the man who Is
cried down by certain party as one of the
most abandoned villains on the whole face
OF the earth, has been appointed to one Of
the most important and lucrative Offices in
the gift OF the Canadian government.
| Ncr.h. Cenr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

MANIA.
The following exhibits the amount Of the
articles of produce shipt at this port, from
the morning of the LIST of April, to the evea-
ing Of the 4th, Saturday,
For CADIz-Elour. e,e1o Barrels.
Corn meal, $50 do
Rice, $50 Tcs
La La so Barrelsl
ror LISBON Flour, 1000 do.
Corn, 25,256bushefs..
Bread, 600 Cwt.
Europe generally*-Colonial produce
amount of the manifcsts, $3.50. 600
Gottenburg, Petersburg, sc.
aurora
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
FRENCH Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN

HAS Just received fresh French Goods,
consisting uf elegant 5 ana 4 ID mas K
aud L-y4n.iue Silk Shawls fine and com.
mon Linen Camorcks Ladies silk and KID
HAoit Gloves Gen.lemens silk do RIO
bonds Double Floreuces itSIiA Huse, green
Umbrella Lusluuys CtNIemens SIX I'm
brC.ias Fans &c,
Aso-F.rst chop blue and yellow NAnkins :
fancy Mu,iins Lmens; Best-WesJ Of Eng
lana B.o4Lli0.h>i hue iaC,ury ShirtinE; 10,
GnlA-ms; Ladies PsrasnIsi CaitCos ,
black Grape uO. C4mb1cks C1mbrUk
MusIins, sume very Il { ; Cotton Laces ; IA
dia CHttun4 ali prices black Persians ];
Canton plaid silks a. Black do ronEees \
Canton Grapes white, red and yellow tI-n
neis Blk 10 Ladc, whit & Sl4te cotton
hose: Gendemens Sl2le and mixed do ;
Lace Yelling, 4 vi, =; lw.ld Silks for re
Uses hnc AND common BrOadClotnsj 40 do.
herseymrres red Broadcl0'hs wine.
red and Butf kerseymeyes for Military Cen
,lcmen' Winch together with his former
STOCK compose an assortment Of almost every
article usually enqured ;ur. June i.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
Dancing Academy.

z c. SCHAFFER, rsGPe6 fully inform, the
4 Ladies and Gentlemen of Portland and
IFS vicinity tina: he intends opening School.
for the PurP)fe Of inGru6ng MaGers ard
Mfes in he polite accomplishment Of Dan
cling in all itI variety, viz. the moi falhiona
bic Engiifh and French Cotillion, and Contra
Dances, Minuets, Alamands, Batetts, Garland
aud Fancy Dances, To-.
School 10 be held a, Union Hall Free Street,
every Wednesday and Saturday, afternoon,
from half pan 2 o'clock to 2; TO commence
on Wednelday next, June '7,h-for further
particulars Pleafe to apply to F. c. S. at col.
Burnham's where fatisiactOry recommends
tons can be given
n. B. Parents and Guardians who will ia
yer him with the tuition Of their children
may rely that no pains will be lpared 10 tring-
ing them forward in all the polite and NOR |
accomplishments Of Dancing
- Ladies and Gentlemen who with 10 take
private iBilructjons in Dancing, or practice
the mott fafhionable Coalitions and Contra
Dances, pleale to apply as aforementioned as
he will be happy to wa on them at ;heir
houies, or at the Academy At any hour that
may ben lut their convenience.
~ Any Academy or Boarding School that
with for an inlrufor, will Peafe apply as a.
aforementioned. Jane s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22

An aged lady of Bottom was l6 years afil c,
ted with an alhma, attended with violent
cough, difficulty Of breathing, could not lay
down N her bed for years, was induced 70
take
" DIR. Re5e'5 Hfbmatic Pills T.!
when 10 he mott agreeable iurpri!e and Joy
Oh taxing TIE lrit box The whole Of The iymp
toms vaHil-tl her 0eep was reLtored, ana on
iuiihiug shl .econo her heath was fecty
eitab,iihed, a young lady Of Bolton was )
years illcIed wlIh viO,rnJ cough, pam IL her
tde unicuity OF brea hing ipitung If blood,
and every tymp.om Of cOntunPuon and was
cured by taking TWO boxes.-EF The above
was conll3ereJ paQ relief lheie plll: give
infant cafe in al eglI. eehgbJ, gJfbao5 aTsaty II
B. e1tbng, hgb.ren II tGs sL.f eoHiEnP<ioH satlrbi,
Trberz.ne5 Cc. hsesaG colds ays ea1Ue4 "a q jsJO
bogri. Ibs ggsd Vvas fa5 'si'J eqraAy agreeable,
Trbsa t5s ia4gI effSfsd-3as 50x containing
! ? pills hequenliy effect cure. Price dol
lar. - /yt Er d. Relies Alhmatic Pills"
Hczs a. geasIas 4aiess fgre4 Z" w, I. Conway Be-
fa,feal1, Preyated aud fold wholeIaie by
the ge.e p,cppi.ior W. Conway, No s, Green
Street, Bolton, and retail by Nr. Stephen Pat
ten, Bookseller, Exchange ltreet Portland, Bah
lea, Whcanet; C0odaie, Ha!Iowell Ellis,
hugu0a SewalI, Poi Office, New brun'wck !;
Todd, oaco IsPyan, Portinouth; Thomas *
Whpple, Newburypert ulhiag * apple
ton, II Whippe salem; GIealon New Bed
ford 4; and mott drugh:s and booksellers OF ref
pectaJlli;y throughout the U S. where may
be had A.blor Corr Platter This PtSllter never
caules the .eali pain although i diHcIves and
draws The corn out by the root, but gives i'm
mediate cafe a. loon as n Is applied Ca7bri-
an Tsoib die ih5 Thele pills give infant
cafe q that mot painful Malay the tooth ache,
wIthou. tile leaa injury to the tooth which Is
100 often the cafe with many remedies. Dr.
Re.lfs 4isor7atie fsz,a!s pills, for obttructions sc
aud which are equally conducive 10 the heath
81 married ladies' unlsi5 TVbsn egHdat, al which
time they matt not be taken-3 years exPeI.
renee IN America, together with so years ex-
perience in Englara have RamPed their e1
ceiienCe
- C0Hsgays Lemon Syrup.
Oae bottle OF this eIegInt comPolluOn will
make 3or 1 galIons of Le,Aonade, equal In fla
vor to the hneA Lemons-iJ not only allsys
thirl, prevents fever, bat Goods the iyiterl and
erbJerates the ipIrlts-n0 family ought 10 be
without It.
- Beauty and Elegance =!
Can never be combined without white teeth.
aud f5rsd gums, both Of which may ce Oh
tanned ~ The ule Of The a" BrH56 .datyephs Den
hf,;.e4 which not only renders black teeth
,rbts but renores the original efRorescence to
The gum. At The fAme'ime il impar's 70 the
breath t5e aasa osiesfaJs 'tossfTes" - AR f~
g Britiih An,ileptic Deuiifrice," ge.E-
ius aais.s fgnss" w. I. Conway" Be- Parfi- at1r !
~.sA liberal allowance 10 thole who put-
chaie to fell again
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22

Tsh JaA BY srds, # rts Supreme "ieiai Govt 0'
Wc4as'asy, fbs 24ft day IF JaHs i9f az : O.
eloeI ii tie fa,essoH, Oh tbrPrsHiiei IN CAPE Ell
zabsfb,
The right in equity of redemption in and
20 certain tract Of Land, committing OF
bout 80 acres, belonging to the Eitate OF Da
vid Maxwell laJe of Cape Elizabeth, 10 the
couaty Of Cumberland, mariner, decealed' Ut
ua,ed about miles from the Ferry. Terms,
at the laie
WILLIAM MAXWELL, AdRya
June 8, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
MILITARY WORK.

TOR ia,e a, the feveral Bookstores in town.
: .4 ERsnl Of Military Man9HUerF,
compiled from the lateh and molt approved
Military publications, containing as much ule
f,l mater in a Cnall compass as any thing OF
the kind ertant-con,aining The Efbeiioz MeVf-
ssesf which have been found 10 CONDUCIVE %
fucceis il the European armies, and other mod .
cru improvements Together with ieverSl
plates calculated 10 elucidate the various ma
n,ruvers If which the work treats i Is obIec-
ted agaiult mol works on this iutjett, thar
they are TOO voIuminous for tuch az have but
li,,e time to Audy but all miscellaneous re
marks, not necefary 10 ezemPhfy the iublect
is excluded from this work.
Po,FGad, June 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22

WHEREAS the LegilNure of this Com
w monwe4Ith by "a at paIad 25 Y q
Feb Ian, have incorporated the Society for,
merry Known by The name Of the Society ior
tho education Of pious young Een for the
miniary in the Diari9 q Maine, under the
name Of the Society for Theological educ2-
tion, and have authorized the fu5lcriber 10
call the Grit meeting of Gaid lnlttu,ion for the
purpofe of Organizing under ia;d at ofincor.
poraIion. Accordingly hereby queiJ the
members Of the original Society % meet
for the above purpole. in HaaJSeli 1.-THE
houfs Of Rev. E CilIet on ThIrl1ay 25,h 'ntt
az O'Clock A. NJ, ASA LYMAN |eay
june
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
u A CHILD q! !!

Aged years near Hanover, was covered
with boils and ulcers, Geveral of which had
eat down TO the ribs, attended with itchings,
burnings Sc the parents after having tried
moR things without effect was prevailed on to
try
CT DR.. ReLe's Botanical Drops !
when to the aaonifhment Of The parents the
child was cured by taking bottles. An old
Gentleman aged IS was 80 years afh cted with
a violent humor attended with tormentiug
itchingI, burnings &c. in one Of his legs had
tried every thing; had applied for medical al
vice was reGgned as pan relief after taking
bottles was cured. a young Lady had a
violent humor in her head and face attended
with mon violent itchings &c.-was cured BY
liking bottles --Thefe drops are radical
cure for SAT- rbssm, ifp,gE, ssrqfaia 'ea,gy. e'gP
ts7s PmpEed esJ, jo's g' and eyes, Osassiaal aats
(zSBea msrelry bai fsiisi) and az imSwiteS IF TIE
blood 4sa juice, 0rs TIE b5e 5Prmg and aatazaa!
PLyne, may Be g'Vsa to e5L1ren rritb Peyts7 ajty
Price dollar. ~ 45R for DR. RefeS 8o
tanicsl Drops" are genuine Ealsis figHej
w. r. Conway" No 5 Green treet, BoAor
and reiaied by fpeciaI appointment BY
Stephen Patten, Bookseller,
Ercbazps fret, Portland,
Babfon, Wifcahet; Coodae Halloween Ellis,
Augula. w Sewall Pofi office, New Bruul-
wick Todd, Saco Tappan, Portsmouth
Thomas * WhiPple, NewburyPort H. Whip
pie, Culhing and Appleton Salem Cleafon,
New Bedford and mon Drugels and Book
ieIIers Of relpectablty throughout The u y
zobere rgay Be bad Dr.. Rst5 Arsmsts fsz7ois piil5
for obasuctions &c. and which equally
conducive 10 the health of married ladies lnleI
Tgbsa pregnant at which time they nun nor be
takea Dr. H4rte,g eeieh' dteI PiIS. a certain
fate. and expeditions cure for all itages of the
veneriai dleaie, full directions ant descriptions
Of tymptoms 70 that perions of either ieI may
cure thsmleves with fecrecy accompany each
box; if taken within s Hours are certain
preventative. Price / dollar. ~ AE for
4" DR. Hunters Pills" none are gsssias HaLesf spa
"a w. r Conway" Bs patti ia, ! BrlhB
Cbfr4isaI L'g4i5 Baking II GtaH B9HIfI, Price
| dollar which need. but trial to prove lis
fuperiority TO mott other competitions. Bot
Top Rsaorsr, beautifier which removes all lpots
itains, &c and reltorss the Top 70 is original
coIour without INJURY % the leather, Price SO
cents.
as C0nWay's Lennon CyrRb!
OHS nOltle VIII IhAAe y " = OA'lohs VI LEU
onade or Punch equal ia flavor to Tie 6nel:
Lemons Will keep in all Climates for any
leng of time-,hofe who aue health viii
not be without It during The Yam zUsattsy as
il rot only e2hiierates the ipirits, but AZ the
| fame lime cool. The iyhem aud allays thIrit
! thereby preventing Fsver tTe d. JetbI eel
Cd. aieI L.asassat for RhsumatlrA, fprains, bTui
les, uumbnels, (liffnsls in the joints, &c-The
] relief j. immediate aud were frequently IN "a
hours ~ Maze " tbe aB50s genuine HEiss'
fgssi " ". T. Conway" Be parhssis' - "A
literal allowance 10 thOie who Purchaie TO fell
again
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
MQj1nic .N0tire.

NxFoRD LODGE ~ Free ana ccepted Ma
~ tons viii celebrate ne apprsaching Fel-
tivai Of ST. JoHN the Bs3tG, 10 public, at P1rss
Oh tAe 24lh infant The lodge will aHem
BE a Brn Hu5bard's hall precifely al q
o'cocE, a "A and proceed 70 the meeting
hcute u the vicinity, where an Grafton Will
ne publicly pronounced on the location, AL
srue aud worthy fojOurning brethren are re
queaed to attend, with futtabIe co-hiug, and
partake with US 10 the fenivitics of laid day
By order Of the Ri WoflhiPful, 4 X
Paryi5, R!e. Matter of laid Lodge
ALANsoN MELLEN, Secretary
PariI, 9Hze 4, 5SI2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
Wb0ie)aie and retail Book and Sta
ti0nary Store.
IUsr received aud for fale 10y
HYDE, LORD & Co.

II lJE, LOND O 10.
Snccelors 70 "A. LYMAN & Co. At the lirn of
the Bible TnIurance Building, Exchange 4 ceet,
Hopkins fyilem of DiviOity a new Edition,
price D. 5.OO--Hawi Communicate Spirit
ua Companion, price 6s cents Buckannans
Works, % Bottom Edition, enlarged and inPro-
yea, price D 90 together with many other
valuable recent publicafions-hyo, a colip'eIe
adortmeut of STATIONARY, Con6Giag IF
Paint Boxes, Of different prices from 81 GEMS
20 D. 1000 Drawing paper ot all Alds +,
Lead aud Camil Hair Pencils 81 iuPe
Quality; Gilt n0roidered and cOOred Paper /;
Indelibie Iuk, by TIE doz o. iinEe -y5graHtei
r7oa Gials Ink fe Ink itands Fsnf ivts.
Ink powder by the groce, doz OF fDgIei Pock
a books by the doz Je Ss
$ BLANK BOOKS OF ALL KINDS Let,
ter paper 10y The resn They keep ccnfant-
" al hand all kuds Of School Book uled in
town and Country by the dozen and Eagle
Moi of the above article are offered by
wholelale or retail, or better terms than they
Gao be procured eliewhere FOR cath; approved
credit and lome kinds Of Country produce
The friend, Of the la,e firm Of A. Lyman t5'
Co Country merchants, aud Tbs public IN gen.
eTa invi'ed to call.
- BOOKBINDlNG il al its branches ex-
ecuted On the fhor;et notice, il the uelt aud
mon fashionable manner.
WANTED as an apprentice to the above
buiiDe'. Az active 'ad from Is 20 x years Of
age and from : good family One WIZ can
com. we1 recommended will receive liberal
eEcaur aFeiuent. June J,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
NOTIFICATIONS.

THE Annual meeting Of the Maine Mi
A fionary Society, will be holden a the
Meeting Houie in HAlloweil % Wsia5iIay the
24,h infant, at 0 clock A M-ihe irui-
tees will meet the evening preceding
E. GILLET, Secretary.
P.S. The members viii recoilecf tina; 2 &c.
love psiied IN tSe society that contribution
fhou!d be folicied ia the vsrlou. psriihes %
which they belong, on the iabb1th preceding
the Annual Meeting.
Hsllszue!!, THzs 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
STRAI SHEEP.

GAME into tina mcclure of the fubfcriber
- fometiae in the month Of February, lait
5 STRAY SHEEP. The owner i delred 10
prove property, pay charges and sake them a
nav Apply 20 SAMUEL WILDES.
Georgetown, June 8, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
Steel Spring TruheS.

A large sfortment of Blanchard's ceiebra.
: Ted SrEEL SPsING TRUssEs, Of all hzes,
which for uuAty and convenience exceed any
now 10 ule, are kePE coaitantly for faie by
Benjamin Butman,
ExsGsHgf Jfrat, PTtans, APrH ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22

THE fubfcribers RESPECTFULLY inform their
L friends and the public that they have
formed connection 10 buiineis under the
firm Of MASON L HO0Df, and taken inc
new Store lately erected on Federal Corner
oppolte the one formerly occupied bT iAId
Mafon, where they offer for tale general at
foTtment of
Wef. India gods 81 GT0rsrie5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
MASONIC NOTICE Z

THE approaching Aeniverfaty of St John
the Bipsia, viii be celebrated by Lin
ssIa L7fgs" ia W'yte6st. in manner fui;able 10
the location. An addrefs will be delivered by
Brother Edmund Fiagg, Efl and pub'ic din
ner provided. The craft IN t5s vicinity ard
all way fairing Brethren are respectfully nvi-
ted to attend The Lodge will alembie ar
fBsir Hall a. II clock a, NJ where ticke.s for
the diuaer may be had.
SAMUEL. PARKER, , COMMITTEE #
SAMUEL MILLER, A,yo-ge-
THOMAS WELD 17-qt,
Wfcafet, May, IS. AID. 57l5 t4wJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
To Men IF Patriotjm. Courage
and FDf0r0riz9.


and Enterprise.
r. VERY able bodied man. from the age Of
l. IS 10 As years, who haIl be entitled for
the Nscy OF the United states Tor the term
of five years, will be pad bounty of
SIXTEEN DOLLARS
il addition IN their R1tIya5, M9Ttbiy pay ear
Cis4tb.ar; aud whenever ne fhai nave ierved
tie TEN for which he entitled. aud obtained
an honorable difcharge. Ga,ing that ne had
faithfully performed hls duty whit n iervice,
re ihlll - allowed aud paid IA addition 70
the aforelsid bounty. Thee m,Hi5s pay dSl
100 IcreS Of Land ;
and in cafe he fhyud lie killed in action or
die in the iervice, his heirs aud representatives
will he entitled 70 laid three months pay and
one hundred and iit,y acres Of Lana To be de-
fgnated, lurveyed, and Laid of, al the public
eKpence.
~ Healthy, active boys between fourteen
and eighteen years of age wall be accepted,
provided they will bring the content IN wri-
ting, from their parents or guardians,
~ 4 Rendezvous is opened Ia The cham
Der over No 20 Ha,]l,Esi RE, in PORT
LAND, where all who are del5ous of enter
ing the United States iervics to defend
and iupport their country, may have an oP-
ponunity bg immediate application,
LEMUEL BRADFORD,
Casi1i7 9ib Regi7ssnt Iejaaf'y, U. ).
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22

VHTHFREAS saliey my wife has Ief'me and
w my bed and beard, and this $50 certify
that forbid all psrfons trulling or hapborirs
Der or my account tor wall not pay one cent
Of her contracting from this dafe.
Minot, Feb. u, 1912, JOHN BAKER
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22

900 Hbd5. Cape de Verbs Salt,
TOR faie, now aAoat on board fch- Hiram
L on good terms
TO LET,
HALF Of the corner Houfe 6tuated on the
corners Of Federal and King Greet, together
with fma lhop and large barn capable Of
holding tons of hay aloft fi,uated on King
(treet-The barn is well calculated for Fable
and is 10 an eligible htuation-ALfo one half of
three-AoTy houfe in Federal ltteet, next door
above the one 6rlf de(cribed-Terms confor-
mabIe TO tie time, For particulars, inquire of
THEOPHILUS SLOWER
June | (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22

Enoch Moulton,
IIAs Jun received a new and elegant AZ
4 fortment of
Tortoise SbsH Combs,
for rale as cheap as can be bought in town
June IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
EDWARD HOWE,
IT HOLSFERER.


7Ttss1sb's BHilIirgl Mile frstt
HAS jull received Ar additional ahOument of
l. MILITARY GOODS
Gilt and Mahogany framd LOOKING
GLASSES.
Oae elegant gilt TIME PIECE
PAPER II NGINGs and BORDERS
BEDT1CKlNG, CHASE LACES and wor-
iled
Live geeGe, Sea Fowl and RuiIia Feathers.
Fringes Bed Iaces and aheIs.
He continues 10 manufacture Sofas, haiy
and Lolling Chairs, Hair and Mols Matraiies
all ol.which will be fold very low.
~ Beds filed At the lhortelt notice.
Portland, May 10, 1912. 6w.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22

At the fign Of the Boot nearly opPohte the
Maine Bank, Exchange llteet, Portland
where Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes-Alio,
Ladies Shoes OF every de'criptIon are made at
the fhoreA notice 10 a faithful and workman
like manner.
On hand general aGortmest Of Gentle
mems ROOTS aud SHOES-L,kewile Ladies,
MILES aud Children's shoes of every delcrip-
ton ALTO 500 pair Morocco Shoes Of which
Traders in general can be iuPpIied on reaion
able terms.
Jun received from the Factory at Chariei
town, so doz Morocco and Kvo skins, of Va
riou; colours which will be told a. cheap a
cat be had at the Factory. Cul'ores will
pleate q call and examine for themieges
n B-MINTIER Z FIELD. Flat,er Hem-
felves Chat by long experience N the a ie
bu6nels Hey can give general fatisfactoH ~
All thole who may favor them with their com
mands, g allure them The ltrctelf attention W..
be Paid to cuRomers and every favor CRATE
fully acknowledged.
STEPHEN MINTIER.
TgAs z. STEPHEN FIELD.