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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-30

thaso maritime rights, :,
have resolved never to surrcn0er
The Prince Regent then dei've'eo
. sneech from tho throne, rem
which the following paragraphs aFe
extracted ):
81 have great satisfaction in &C
auainting you. that there exists Oe-
tween me and the Courts Of st. re-
tsrsburgh, Berlin, Stockholm. the
mo.t cordial union and concert, and
! trust I shall he enabled, by the
aids which you have so literally at
fortIed. to ender this union etfectua'
for the accomplishment Of the great
purpose for which it has been esta'
blished.
I regret the continuance OF the
war with the Z. States Of America.
NV desire to re; establish between
the two Countries those friendly re.
la,ions, so important to their mutual
interests, continues undated but
cannot consent to purchase the resto-
ration of peace by any sacrifice OF
the maritime rights Of the British
Empire"
"In the success which has recently
| attended his Majesty's arms, ! at
knowledge with devout gratitude the
hand of Divine Providence the use
I desire to make of these and of all
other advantages, is to promote and
secure the welfare Of his majesty's
people, and / cannot more decidedly
| evinee. this disposition than by en-
ploying the powerful means you have
placed in my hands, in such a man.
ner as may be best calculated to re-
duee the extravagant prctensions of
the enemy, and thereby 10 facilitate
the attainment, 10 conjunction with
my Allies, ola secure and honorable
Peace"
The Prince Regent says nothing
Of the t" Russian Mediation"
The Catholics Of Ireland have de-
termined on making an application
te the Spanish Cortes for their me.
diation with the British Government
in their behalf.
We have been favored with a Lon
don Price Current of July 20.
Several merchants, ship owners,
and others, petitioned the British
Parliament to prohibit all license
trade between Great Britain and
France, and between Great Britain
and the U. States. The petition
was laid on the table.
Extract Of letter from an .Amer1e an
gentleman in London, dated August z,
1873.
GA flag Of truce has brought pass.
ports for the British Minister to SO thrO'
France to Prague.
The American ENJOYS have arrived
at St. Petersburgh. ne hear Of no one
shhonfed 10 meet them: The Russian
Mediation will not be ACCEPTED.
The American frigate President has
lately taken the Cruiser, sloop OF war, OFT
lee Orkneys.
= The U. S. frigate Essex put into
Valparaiso, and sailed again"
The prospect is great OF good har.
vest here"
The writer of the preceding letter in
closed the following articles taken from
the London evening Star, OF the 7th OF
Aug.
LONDON. Aug. z.
Flag Of Truce from France.
A French Officer Of rank arrived last
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LONDON. Aug. z
Flag of Truce from France.

rag VI lfuc0 trVui CIduc0'
A French Officer Of rank arrived last
night at Deal, IN flag OF truce from the
French Coast, charged with dispatches
from the British government. and pass
ports for Minister from this country
to pass through the French Territories,
TO the Congress about to be assembled at
Prague.
I, is pretty we'll understood that the
Earl Of Aberdeen, was to have proceed
cd in the first instance to the Court OF
the Emperor Francis, (of Austria, who
acts an important part in the present cri.
sis, and may be considered as the dicta-
:or Of The attempt to restore Peace t."
Europe. Whether the present dispatch
es may rave the effect to alter bis Lord
ships primary destination, a few days
will probably clear up but at all events
1t may be inferred, that the parties most
directly Interested in the projec:ed ne
gociation are anxious 70 give facilities
to this country to join and assist in the
deliberations
By Hellgoiand Mall which arrived
this morning, We have received Ham,
burgh and Altoona papers to the 2stn Ju-
~ They contain intelligence of consi-
lerable importance under existing cir.
cumstances. An official article from
Berlin deyelopes the views Of the Austri-
an cabinet with respect to the indepen-
dence of Europe, and If the statement
thus given be authentic, We are led to
believe that Austria has not regarded
the cause Of The Allies with that cool
ness which has been ascribed to her.
A most sanguioary decree has been is
sued At Hamburger by the Prince Of Eek
muhl. He proscribes by name all those
patriots who have been most forward in
their efforts to rouse their countrymen
against the French yoke. Hamburger
he most impudently describes % part Of
the tsrrri,eries Of France, and The iaha-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-30
William Chapman.

Port Tobacco, Sept. 1922 id4w
~ The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican, Georgetown, and United States
Gazette, Philadelphia, are requested to
give this an insertion IN their country
papers for a fortnight, and send their
accounts TO the Editors OF the Alexan'
dria Gazette for payment.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-30
SHOES.

Jusi opened and for Sale.
wholes sale and retail, womens, misses,
and childrens' Morocco, Kld and Lea.
Their SHOES.
Isaac Robbins.
Sept. 70.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-30
Doily Gaxetfs, z Doitors.
Country Gazette, S Dottars.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 80
Fifty Dollars Reward.

RAN away frsm the subscriber about
three months ago, very bright MI
LATTO NEGRO WOMAN, named
Eliza. about sixteen years OF age. der
complexion is so much fairer than that
Of :Iuiat,oes generally, that unies, she
is very particularly examined. she may
easily pass fer white free woman--
There are no marks, that / recoliect, oy
which she can be designated, except that
herhairis very black, coarse &long which
she has generally worn turned up with
a comb. I have every reason to believe
thar she is either in Alexandra or the
City of Washington, where she mas nlr-
ed herself as free woman. viii give
twenty dollars to any one who VIII aP
prehend and secure her in jail IN either
Of those places, or any where nearer
If she should be as far as 6!ty mites OH
I will give the above reward, and all
reasonable charges paid 1t brought
home
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23
E,e0.

IN England, Dr. An noay Folhercill, for.
msrl) Physician o, Bath He has h queath
ed variety oi le, scies to ms tfierds. and 20
public ms buttons IN London and A nerioa
Ills rro9ery !. rs ina I'd st gu, 00OL-.4lso,
RI. lion Charles Hordj Ba ham, aged
IHH.Vlll ! Prvy Counsellor. and Adm
raj OF ,he ked---In the LIMOS Territory
Capt. Parmenus 3accbus: killed IN a duel,
BY DIR Edward Scull They boil belonged
10 Vlncehnes and the quarrel is said u
have originated in certain marriage promises
made by d.. Scuil to step daughter
OF Capt. Bacchus in Charlie ston, y c
MAJ. Edward Weymen. aged IS for the
las 20 years Surveyor Of the Customs for
the port OF Chsrleston.--in S.. Mary's Co
tMd) Hon. william Thomas, late Presi-
dest of the Senate OF Maryland.
In Newhury, VI. Mrs. Louisa, wife of DR..
John Part, of Boston.
In Bedford, Capt. Jonathan Foster, aged
81, an officer in the Revolution.
In this town, child 9. Mr.. Levi Ouinby,
aged 10 dsys.-Ms.y y ckid of Mr.
Thomas Fitzgerald, aged mon,hs.-A
child of Mr.. Richard c. M on, aged yr
In ,hii town, Catherine 4. daughter Il
Mr. D,niel Msnley. eyed 2 years a child
oil Mr. stephen I.ittie.-ln Falmouth George
w. Qmnby aged 80 years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23
PORT SIIEM

"WEDNESDAY, AuG. 18 Ar the htc Of
,rsee org Henry, CroHniush Id, 3 laws
from Hs,tsx, with The bodies Of C. pr, Law.
renee and 1t Ludlow, lac Ut the Chesa.
peske, having petlotiaed the vovsCe N u
days. Aug 10. near Safnbro light, passed
the Ienedos frIgsle, and ten sail ofvessels
under the Raielgh brig 81 var from w. In
dies via bermuda Aug. /, the Ring Dove
brig 81 war. with about s. ssii Of vessel,
sailed LON Hdif.x or tie " Indies, and
tue Manelaus brig with % sail TO, s.. john's
NJ b 18Th sailed the lndisn sl0op Of war
for Quebec with 80 sali and ar. The Am.
shiP koxans, prize To the La Hague. 17.h
few leagues east of Cape Ann, al 10 o.
clock. p. N. saw large fire, probably ayes
sci burning
Admiral Griffith (he nor, sdmirsl) had
ar. at Halifax in the Majestic (rszee)
This ships said to be prepared for the u.
5. trigale President or Constitution she
carrie. on the lower deck % thirty two
Founders, long guns, So ior,y.twp pound
csrronsdes, and brass - Founders, and
was to sail or Sunday las for Boston bsy
Il was said Adm. Coo kburn, was to have
command Of the vessels NJ war on this sta.
ton, aud Adm Warren to return to Eng.
land.
All the prizes ofthe privaiecrs Polly and
Fox III IN number) had been retaken by the
Brush. aud AZ. in port.
The priya'eer sch. Crowler. Of this port
has been taken and sent TO S.. Johns
Newfoundland.
4 good voyage.-On "Wednesday, Capt.
HARDEN returned from Wilning,on, Del.
WI h 3 load of corn.
Sch Dove, from N. Y. for Boston, -four &
corn, taken off Cape Cod by the Curlew,
WAS retaken on Tuesday by a whale boa
Fl ted OUT Of II ,rwich the same day for ths,
purpose, and has a. al Chatham.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23
NEW INVEN lion.

TIE Seaman's Facility, or Tang Mari
ner'5 l0aant,
Invented by Mr.. WILLIAM ALLEN, of Bath,
Name.
With the aid OF this the experienced navi
gator can work traverte in lels than one
zenith the time required by the table OF Differ.
ence Latitude and Departure and the young
iesnan may learn TO keep vedes reckoning,
10 iha;e courie or TO work traver.e TO tnd
he vefe.s place at any time without having
ever audled any treatiie whatever upon navi-
CATION. Theory and practice both combine
70 warrant it corred IN all its refuIts, and to
prove that fewer INTAKES are made by it than
" the Tables Price fix doilar-to be had at
he fore of WILLIAM WOOD, Portland J & u
HYDE, BIfb aud alto of the Inventor. Sea.
faring gentlemen are requefed to examine &
recommend this invention for the good of
navigation. .dYgsf 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23
CONFTRMATfOt.

Yesterday morning, (says the Charlie
ton Courier) large number of the
'Ss ,o" of 81 Nichaei'8 Church,
= his CITY, received confirmation from
W. hands ofthe RICH, Rev Bishop De-
...ov-rhe ceremony was novel, inter.
ling a and impressive. Twas grateful
n ,he highest degree, to witness the self
asyot;on of so many young persons to
,6e duties ofreligion, and the service oil
God There is in the feelings and pro
f,ssions of youth, sincerity, which
gives them double value ! aud never
Was there purer or holier sacrifice to
the almighty, than the fist offerings OF
youth and innocence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23
DiRrict 1T Mime, to 1pit.


DE it remembered, tina; on the twenty eighth
ID day OF Juy ID 1873 in the thlr,y.
eighth year of the Independence Of the United
state, OF America, WILLIAM A ALLss q
Barb, in fsd Diitriet, hath dePoited in this
Office the title of book, the right whereof
he claims ls author. IN the words following VIZ :.
The Young Mariners lbf,ructor, or sea.
men. Facility, aud coniils of a representation
OF the Mariners Compass. pair OF Dviders,
and parallel Rule upon which i, a Scaie /; TO :
eeiher with thele Initructious"
In conformity to the aes, of the Congress OF
the United S,aes, entitled An act tor the
encouragement of lersningr by occurring the
copies OF maps, char. and books, 10 the 81.
lhors and proprie,ors of fueh copies, during
the times there,a mentioned )" and alfo to an
act, entitled "the aet supplementary to an act
entitled an act tor the encouragement of lear.
ning, by ieearing the copies of maps. charts *
books, during the times therein mentioned, *
for Ell ending he henifs thereof to the arts
ofde6gning, engraving and etching hiitorical
and other prints
(Sg'eiI HENRY sEWALL.
Ciyt Dir ia C.St Aoias.
Atrue copy of record,
(SgasfJ III. sEWALL, c2f,k
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23
PORT or BOSTON

hgg ,6-Arr flip George and Albert 90
days from Lifban, off Cape Cod Jaw the
Nymphe frigaie and curlew having in co brig
Paragon from Chaf'e. ton for Bolton, and S
chebacco boats made fan to her ftern, they
were loaded with corn aud -four. Markets a
Llfbon June ~, Flour - dolls Rice doll.
aud SO aud dull Flour on hand July 10.
25l,l % bbis; 522 sacks do; 1869 mos wheat .
1896 do barley; 10. $40 do. corn; 40 3 do
$4,000 bbls remained in the commFary.
flores. Harve!i in,Porfugsl unufualy pr5mif
i1g-ist h Mr.MouiIl, mate aud Mr.. Weltor
feeond ditto. Of the Paragon which wac csptur.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23

Engagement on LIKE Ontario.
All the recent accounts from the
Lakes have represented the American
squadron as much superior to that OF
Tue British, and We had confidently OK
yec'ed that whenever they should meet,
NOm' Channcey would give a good &C
.Ount OF his opponents but the event
y" proved otherwise. BY accounts
"0m Albany, 1t appears the American
'uu BRITISH squadrons came in sight OF
81 s''h other Oh the 4th instant, off Fort
0sOfSe, and after maneuyering some
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23
Communicable Of Ma6acbysitfs

III SENATE. June 10, 1873.
On the Petition aforeiaid, 0.Se'ei That the Pc
ri,ioners cauie an at,eled Copy # their Petit
ton, with this Order thereon to be publfhed
in the Port and Gaze te, and falern Argus,
printed in Portland IN the County of Cumbsra
iaud, three weeks fuceeiliyely, the aff pubIics-
ton to be thirty days at lealt before the fec
ond Wednesday OF The next ieiilon OF the pref
ent General Court, tina, all penons 'n'erened'
may then appear and thew eauie ('i any they
have) why the prayer of fad Petition ihouid
MOI be granted SEN dun 10, esnF1'enfs
JOHN PHILLIPS, P,sfte1t.
In fbs Ho.fe Of Rep,esntss'Vs', JSr' 10, 1918.
Read and ecneSr,ed
TIMOTHY BIGELoW, sPesk;-,
n frp CsPy-htsf, III
ST, M CLEARY, Cle,i fire S,ssfi'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23
90 Dollars Reward.

nE9ER IT'D from Fort Sumner on the even.
- log of the l4th init. JOHN BROWN,
a private in the Uni ed States iervice, he was
born in .Scoodlac county of Stevenitown, llste
of ". York, aged ~ years. FIVE feet 9
inches ia height, of light comp exon light
eyes, light han, and by protection aboxres--
Alio ON the 18th ina BENZ ahlIN DR.
GENT, boen in Gofstown. county OF HILLSIDE.
rough, ltste of New liampfhire 20 years of
aye, fiI feet and inches high. lighi complex
,on, b ue eyes brown hair aud by proft1ion
a labourer--Alio, ar the fame time JOHN
son READ, born IN the own OF Noting
ham IN the county OF Hdi'borough IN the
fla,e of ~. dAmpihire aged IS years fve feet
toi-2 niche. high, dark comp exon, grey
eyes, black hair, aud by prof I'll n Joioer.
Alfo, on the Zoth init SAMUEL iRUF mt,
born ia Bath in the county OF Kenebeck, fate
of Malachuferts- years ord, five feet five
laches high light comp e sion blue eyes, light
hair and 10y p'oteiion flsmer-Alio on the
Goth init MOSES ROLLINGo, born in LIZ
boa, county o. Cumberland and aare of Maj
iachulelts-aged "A years, ive feet inches
high dark coRp'eIion, grey eyes, dark haie
and by protection farmer Whoever will
apprehend The above deser,eTs aud deliver
rhCm to any III itary Pof ia he nited States
fhsl receive The above reward AMI all nee
sGary charges paid, or for each one, ten dol
lars, with nccefary charges
DANIEL CsOsMAN, C,pf Csamaadsg.
Pcyfisna, Alg. 2If, 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23
-ur RyyAL CANDIDATES.

The Federal Republican says, that
AL Monroe and Gen. Armstrong are
sandidates for the next Presidency. -
That That the gentleman first named has the
,.ansnce of Jefferson and Madison : the
io,,er Tompkins, Spencer, and the
Tammanies of New York These
rsnd;dates, he says, are now at work,
ling every effort secret. to under
c,ne each other.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23
9Dortlao>o:
Z, August %, 1918.

,............ go. ..'
Accounts one day later than those
mentioned in our last, have been re-
eeiyed from the allied army in Spain
They detail further successes gained
over the French. II is stated that King
Joseph's army is reduced to 10000
men. Among the spoils relaken from
the French army were the effects Of
i've thousand families Of Spain,
The Military chest of the French
containing an immense sum, fell into
the poss ssion OF Lord Well- gton
II j. stated under date of June 26th,
that the main part oil the French army
had relreatrd 20 France by Ronsavelles,
leaving in Painpaluna garrison Of on
" 5000 men, which will be immedi.
aely besieged.
The latest accounts from England
are to June the 22d. IL he papers
make litlle mention of American al
fairs or of the war with this country.
They remark that the government oil
The u. S. made the war for its own
pleasure, and they are willing 1t should
be continued that is, till Mr.. Madison
and his party are satisfied Nothing
is said that can be relied on with GER
tainty as to what part the British min
is,ry will take with respect TO the Rus
4 NJ
armislice on the Continent. We may
expect soon to receive important intel
ligence from this quarter.
When the present war was declared,
its advocates IN their usually gascoDa-
ding manner declared that the Ameri-
can piiyate,rs within one var would
be So numerous and efficient as in a
great measure 10 annihilale the British:
"two for ole" ives the lowest calcula-
ton The experiment has been IN op-
eratien more than year and the &c.
sui, is that the commerce oil the Cni'
ted States has been swept from the O.
cean except the liltle which has been
permitted by special llccnce of the
British, whilst the commerce OF Eng
land has greatey Increased. w hen
insurance on British vessels Can be
made for or percent, II could ne, be
made on United States short OF so per.
cent. In consequence of this England
enjoys the commerce oil the world with
the exception of the lttle that is carried
onby the Swedes, Portuguese C' Span
lards who are at peace with her.
Yet thousands whose passions or g
monuments Of office are involved in this
war will say it is all for the protection
ot"free trade and sailors rights" This
cry has thus far proved popular one,
Tor the people have been deceived by it.
su, the hct is, the present war origina
Jed IN great degree from passion OF
hatred which the ruling party 10 the
government ofthe u =. have uGiiorm-
y entertained towards Great Britain.
This disposition aided by the int est
lhe wesieen states have in promoting the
settlement of tina, section OF the county
and the opportunity of destroying the
aOorlslnes, has involved the country in
The greatest of calamilies. Neaher
merchants nor sailors called for the war,
out 1t was proposed and voted by men
many OF whom never had nor ever viii
nave the least interest or coacern in
ioelgn commerce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23

number OF valuable men have been 81.
crifced in prosecuting Madison's fool
ish and unnecessary war, and the TINE
is not far distant when the people viii
universally curse the authors OF 1t mos
bitterly. 1t commenced in hatred,
madness and folly, and has been carried
on with defeat and disgrace as it le-
sDects its authors and conductors. lilo
there can be no question OF the bravery
aud skill of Com. Channcey and the Of
fcers and men under his command, the
force committed TO his charge has at no
Period equalled that of the British, and
the recent loss must render It still more
inferior. SO long as the English keep
the command oflhe Lakes there is little
prospect OF our getting possession Of
Canada.
The troops on the frontiers arc very
sickly aad numbers have died.
Cen. Wilkinson arrived at Albany on
Sunday the l5gh instant on his way 10
take the command OF the army at Fort
George now under Gen. Boyd.
As Colonels L,ne and Learned's regi.
ments are about 70 march, and as neither Of
these regiments are full, we hope all the war.
patriots will avail themselves of the oppor.
iunitl ofenlisting into one or the other Of
them and march to Canada, where they vii
probably gsin " immortal honour" in secur.
ing !" free trade and sailors rights"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23
Ga,rtts Stlp JGri's.
PORT OF PoRTL1ND-lsls

Aug 10, Arrived .ch. Fox. Bates, from,
Bo,,on-schr Norkoping Nords- rom, g
days from S. Bar ;. IN ballast Aug II schf
Hurtle, Dyer, from Bosto on . 49, sloop
Leander, aud seIIr Hound, from Boston
2lst, boa; Superior, Simsns, from Boston
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23
Eaflern Society.

THE Members of :" the Eanern Society tof
promoting the knowledge of the safred
Scriptures, ard eltabifiing order, intrusion
and pie,y in the Diitri6t of Maine, are befes
by notified, hat their annual meeting will be
holden in Brunfwick y ;he College Chapel
on Sept IN the Gay o. public Commence.
ment, aV6 a Il.
VIM 5ENKs, Scs,ssa,y,
Issnf I4,lSl9-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23

To tie b5noyable Senate, and HAZE Of
RebrthatafiUeS at the Coo1mon1usahb
Of Magacb4letts IN General Curt az
Em5ed RUMBLf' SBEW,
Il HE Inhabitants of the town of Norway in
L the county of Oxford, and Commonwealth
aforefAid. that by refoive of this Commoo-
wealth paiTed March A u. 1901, SiI hundred
acre, of he unappropriattd land. in the Dn-
trict Of Maine wee granted TO faid town Of
Norway ose third Part thereof to the ufe of
the fir6 Congregational minii,er that migbr be
fet,led in faid town; one third psrf to the ufe
of The Minifiry, and one third par, for e sic
of schools in faid town, aud tina, faid and has
been located in the County of Cumberland 70
remote from faid town If Norway a. to render
laid Land wholly unprodnctive, for the pur-
poies for which IT wa, gransed-Wherefore
laid Inhabitants pray that they may be aurhor-
lied TO fell fad tbit part of laid land, granted
for III uie of the rhinifry, and laid third part
brauted for the uie OF Schools. and alto all the
m,n,ferial and ichool ands iecured to faid towa
of Norway by il. original ACT Of incorporation
from the and, previouny granted to the town
of Waterford. aud appropriate the pro.eeds
thereof to he purpofes for wh'sh they were
GRANTED and that lob Eaiifian, ffq, Nathan
Noble. loihna Crockett. solaIson Miilet, and
Jonathan Cummings, may be appointed 10 diir
poIe e laid land and as rruiiees to manage the
fuod. ariling Ihefsfrom and 80 IN duty bound
will ever pray--by their corim'ttee.
URIAfi HOLT,
LEVI WHITMAN,
JOSHUA SMITH.
Norway, Jan. 18th, 1913.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23
AfARRIAD.

IN Scarborough, by the Res. T Y pnosster,
Mr.. Benz. F. onaby, 10 Miss Phebe Lar.
fabee.
In Falmouth. Capt. David Nelson, Of New
GlouceslN, to Miss persis DAVIS, of Fal-
n 1uth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23
PLymoafb b. Lottery.

y AIFNfN "
T INDRAWN Tickets, Quarters aud Eighis
~ for tale AT
S. PATrEN'S Book fore,
where many valuable Prizes have already been
fold VIZ -one OF 200 dollars and oDe of 100,
one of SO, two of 20, and twenty three of
dollars
P,iyu noz0 IL fbs ey5sei---one of 1900
dollar the hghel. prize
9 Of 1000 40 of 100
z of 500 so Of 50
8 OF 200 80 of 2o--and
1895 Of 10 and dollars. Irg 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23

Notice to lnnholderS Il Retailers.
THE ieveral ,nnhoders and Retailers ia
- the county of Oxford, are informed that
the approaching Court OF seilions, which with
be holden at Paris, 10 fald county, on The 6rlt
Tuetday of September merit. is the regular
term of granting Licences when all who make
application mult prslent certificates of sppro-
baiion IS BY Jaw pre.cribed.
CYRUS HAMLIN.p Pc, o,ds,,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23
dyg.F 10.
DR.. Ahpleton'f Sermon,

DIR. Abplet0n's Sermon,
DEIIvERED lure 2oth before he Officers
~ and students Of Bowdoin College, location
ed by he death Of
FREDERICK souTHGATE, A b.
l. pnhlilhed aud for faie AT l.. Hydes Book
Store hng 90.