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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
NOTICE.

WHEREAS by Virtue Of refolve of the Leg
" i1A,urs Of the Commonwealth of MaiTachu
fetts. P4fed on the fourteenth day of June, one
thouiand e,gh, hundsed and fourteen, the Hon
Perez Morton, Attorney General of the Common
wealth afcrelaid, and in behalf Of faid Common
wealth and JofAh Lille. Efq the general sgeu,
OF the Psjsptcot proprietors, and alto IN his own
right under faid proprierors, have agreed to fub
init 10 the award and 6nsl dissemination of the
uaderfsned or any two of them after full hearing
before AL Of the laid referees. wha, fun Of money
the fsid Proprieto rs their hsirs OF any per(ons
claiming aod holding under them, are 10 law and
equity entitled to receive from the Commonwealth
aforelaid, ~ an equivalent and 10 full compeuia
ton 20 the fad Proprissors or their heirs or any
periou or pertos. claiming under them for all their
right, title. in,ere and elz,e in and TO all the lands
fold and granted by faid Commonwealth to John
Brigham and others BY virtue of rsiove pafled
On the ninth day of february, Que thoufand ieveo.
hundred and ninety eight, which ies to the louih
Of q VET line drawn from the uppermoA part of
the twenty mile falls upon And oicoggin river.
This IL therefore to give notice to the Attorney
General. and the Pejepicot propne,ors, their heirs
or sihgas. and alto to the occupants of faid lands
thar the undersigned referees will meet for the rur
Pofes aforefaid u the School Houte uess Major
Godfrey Gfoveinors in Mat, on Wedneiday, the
9th day Of Oeohsr nest, At ,eo O'Clock in the
forenoon. LOrHROP LEWIS,
ALBION X PARIS,
ROBERT u. DUNNiNC.
Asgsa IS, 1914 aw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
New Lands at Auction.

OR Tale at Public Auction on Saturday, the Gath
of september i'm II II O'Clock in the forenoon
at the.otice # 3, Gree'y No. LoLg Wharf. Port.
land. about 1000 ACRES Of unimproved land in 'oss
to iuii purchafers in common and undivided ia
Townihp No 8, in the Oh range of rownfhip.
north OF The WALDO Pateut, OF 70 much of fsid land
., will raiie the fun of $500 dollars vo,ed by the
proPria,ors OF laid trace TO deftay the expsnces Of
obtaining he graz, aud ay'ng gu, the fame faid
land was ie eeted from al the STATE. ,ano in the
D,isriet OF Ma'ae, the ait IA ~ com e en- Judge,
and - inferior TO none III the ID iie,c OF Ma,.e-
The title is undifpu, able being a grza, fsom che
Legislature Of MsaacGuiers 10 he he's of the
'Aie William Vaughan, aad;so be fold by sheis or
der 90 deisay ,he above e1pense-co adisious hp-
etai and will DE made known al the lAle.
Portland, Sept, 1874 CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
United Sfsfs' Of Ams,.,,}
DH,ia IF Maine, IT

United Stsfs' f hm"t,,}
Dp,ia IF Maine, II 5
PURSUANT to warrant from he Hon. David
oe~Ah Ifq Judge Of the diariet Court OF
Name hereby give public notice that = libel 10
h'sd IN the iad Court by Samuel c Handy Efq
commander OF the pr'va'e armed lchoouef Fox Of
the Unned states, If PoTfmoutb. IN behalf Of
himlsf, his owners. officer, and crew, againii the
brig called the K.gaa. PaeIst whereof lanes
r. zhrnm ms was 'ale matter. her tackle appare Il
fu,ni'urs and her Cargo on board. conln,ug of
Fin and Lumeer cap ured on the high iezs and
brought info the PORT of Port and, ailedg,ng the
lame at he time OF capture 10 have been the prop
ersy OF he enemie' of The United States, * praying
condemnation thereof as iawfu Prize of War &C.
cording 70 The laws Of War and the Uri,ed States.
Thai hearing and trial will be had thereon Al,
Wdcaiiei in our iad DnriSt on The third Tueiday
OF September ini!ant, when and where any perlons
nferei'ed 10 ia'd brig and cargo may appear asd
ihs" cauie If any Can be ihewn wherefore the
lame ihou'd not be decreed prize OF war and dis
Poied OF accordingso law.
G THORNTON Mo,6al IF Naiss,
Dated at Portland. September 9. is.4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
Marihal's Notice.
Os'fed Setter + Ams,ies.
D,f'ies Of Nome, n


D,a'ia Of Name. H.
PURSUANT to warrant from the Honorable
David sewall, EfI Judge ofthe Dffria Court
OF The Uaifed Ssses Tor Maine Dill, ,cf herebv
give notice that libel IL f ed by William C.mmet,
commander OF the psivate armed vefrl, or letter of
ma,que, called the Dslh, OF Portland, IN laid DIFF
tict, n behalf OF himfef his owners, officer. and
crew, asa'nit one hundred and leveuty puncheou,
OF Kun, twenty bags Of Cocoa, aad one barrel of
merctand re, al'edging the fame TO have been "a
ken fom ihip or vsdei called the Five sifaers,
teioogh toa iubje6 or fuhjeci. of the King of
the Uni'ed Kingdom Of Great br,tain and iceland,
on the high teas, on the twenty irft day of Augui
lsa and that the fame goods and mer chauiise
were At the time OF their capture aforeiaid. the
property of iubjea or fubjett. OF the laid King,
and iuch liable to condemns ton, by the laws Of
war and the fad uo,ted States
That hearing and trial will be had thereon 81
Wiiesilet. IA iAid Dttrict on Monday the 9th dsy
OF september infant, At ten Of the clock in the
forenoon, when and where any perion. intere1ed
in iad goods aad merchandize NAV apyear and
hsw eauis If any they have. wherefore the came
ihoud not be decreed forfeit a. prize of war and
ipoed Of accordingly.
Oven under my hand a, Portland, this 9Th day
of oeptempsS, A d. 1914
l. O. THORNTON, Ma Gsi Of Maiss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
Commonwealth of MaiIachuCetts,
June 7th, 1916

June 7th, 1916
ON the petition aforefa,d VI aered, that Nathan
iei Martin. Ma hanei Robbins aud Ioieph Farley
Etqures, be committee at the expence Of the
pet'sioners TO view the place of laid propo led
bridge and they are hereby au horizsd and requi
red after giving sblrry days nollce of the time and
place OF theif NEE ing aud pubIiihing this order 10
the Pof and Gazette 10 proceed and view The
pace contemplated fpr erecting laid uridge-And
after having carefully viewed aforeia i'd the fad
Committee are 10 make repor, The ecoud We'd
nsiday CT The ieiiion Of he preient General
Court-the,r opinion upon the eIpediency Of
granting the prayer o. taid petition and alfo q
tAte OF iaets on which fueh opinion ihail he
founded, when and where all perfoss inte reited
IN the fuhject Of iaid petition are hereby ordered
to appear aud thew caufe if any they have why
the prayer thereof ihould not be granted.
sent down for concurrence,
JOHN PHILLIPS, P,s;asai.
In the Houie Of Representative, Juuc 3, 1914
read and coucurred.
TIMOTHY BIGFLoW, Speaker.
Attef-S, F McCLkARY, C.~k IF tie Sssats
Ia psrfuance Of the above order the Committee
above named hereby give notice that they will
meet at the Houfe Of John Gieafon, Eiquirs. IN
homaaon. on Wednesday the i2th day Of Ocio-
Der next at 10 o'clock A. M, for the purpoi G,
ipecihed in the foregoing order.
NATHANIEL MARTIN, per order
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
NEW GOODS.
Weber & Chase

HAVE for sale an extensive sssor, man. e
ENGLISH e FRENCH GoODS
'uitable for the present and approaching :.
which are,
Best superfine 3rosdclo,hs
Midling and low priced do.
SuPerfne Cassimeres, CONSISTING Of
black, drab and mixed
Cords-Coa,ings-- Duffiis
Flsnnels and Hsizes
Peiiece CIo,hs---bombszetts
W,lbores--Dursnis--Crspes
Best dress'd an! addressed Cslicoes
Silk and common G,ngAams
Cambricks, white, black and coloureA
A large assortment Of Fancy Musiins
Shswis-silk and cotton Fl andkerchiels
LoGg n-Linen-Braces
Gentlemen and LADIES' Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto silk & wors.ed Hoe
Black and colonsed Sewing Silks
Coat and Vast Buttons
Ribbons Tapes and Bobbins
Neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gsntlemen & ladies'
Silk Gloyes-hutton Moulds.
A general Assortment; Of An. r;caa
Factory Goods, &c. sc.
Aug. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
CAUTION.

"A n ERCHANTS & others are csu'ioned againi,
IVA purchafing the two following Bills of Ez.
change, which have been Ion in the Pocket Book
Of The fubleriber on the road from Newyork, viz.
One Bill for eros g. 81 Sterling, drawn by Sam
uei Gray One do. for Es24 Qeriing, drawn by
Samuei Gray, eylvanus Gray and William Ray
both Bills drawn in favour of William Gray, and
indorfed by him At thirty days fight. on Samuel
Williams, London. THOMAS w. WARD.
1.-THE above Bills or either Of them fhould be
diicovered, it is requeed tina, information may be
given to the fubferiber at Bolton.
One hundred dollars reward is
fered for the Pocket Book and is contents.
Bolton, Sept, ]. 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
4 merican Manufactured Goods.

- Nc 2. Nifty, Rsxs.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Aiwy q B,ews, O
J Providence, who keep him conllan,ly iuppI.e1
from their long known and well enAbliihed Fsct
ry at Pawiucket. with a general adortmeut of
american Cation Goods,
coNsuTiN0 OF
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filling
4 threaded white X co,or stocking Yarn
While and coIored fewing Cottons
Shirsngs- Chez ks-stripes
ams-Chambrsys-Bed Ticking, &c.
~ ohopkeeper. IN town aud country and peo
pie in general Who with to furnih themleIves with
the above articles, will be fuppled at the Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
To the Honorable the Senate and Houls of
Representation ef THE Communicable of
MaHlcbt,Ie tfe T,nue r. I4r.

10 the honorable the Sendfe and Hou/e Of
Representation at the Commonwealth Of
MaDleba/ttts, 1mne I, 1914
Hi fubtcribefs who are Inhabitants of Thorn
i alton and Cuihing in the county of Lincoln,
reipec fully reprelens that tkey Gsuated on the
oppoiie 6de, of Sc Georges river and divided from
each other by he lame THAT faid sowns q we'll
nthe towns adjacent and particularly the town
1t Fiendfhp are 10 connected hat 10 their in
tercouHe with ea.h other, which 10 condaLt they
have to pafs laid IN ooas which 10 al all times
inconvenieni and more efpeciay 10 the winter fea
ION. when /, 10 iomesme. imprae cable or to 90
round by the head Of he tide on iAld river ais,
lance Of twelve m,ies-that . bridge acrofs faid
river At or near the fore lately occupied by the
lac Thomas Vsie in fad rhoma0ou would greatly
benefit your petitioners well a. the inhabitants
of other a1jseent towns who would thereby ~
relieved from much unnecefary travel and incon
venienee and which bridge eeng accommodated
wrh draw for he paHage OF vsfes ,ha, might
have occahoo 20 pats me lame Gt being q very
rare hing for any veflssto PATS up faid river fur
thef than she place contemp a. ed for laid bridget
Won d remove all objections hat might exifs rela
i've to its interference with the navR CATION Of (zd
rlver'-four Petitioners beg leave further to
repreien, thai they have heretofore preferred = Pc
ti,'on TO Your honorable body tor the fame purpo-
les that viewing committee was appointed to
Examine whether bridge thrown scrois the river
IN the place praJsd for by your pedoners and &C.
eommodated with draw as aforefaid would inter-
fers with the navigatioaof fsid river. when com
mi..ee accordingly wen, on the ground, examined
aud reported IN favor of faid bridge. But that
from lome unfortunate Interpretation on the
part OF he agent for the petitioners the iubjs6
was DOT attended TO at the tail fefion of the Hon
orable Court but the petitioners had leave 10
withdraw their petition-Your petitioners, there.
FORE tenewedy humby pray. thar the former
report may be accepted and thar they together
With fueh others ~ they may Allocate with them
may be incorporated for the purpoie Of erecting a
bridge a. aforelaid, with fuch rates of toll to
eompeniase them therefor aud under iuch reliricl
ions ~ may be deemed fui,shle and proper and ~
10 duty bonnd viii ever pray.
EDWARD K!LLERAN, and others.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
Nes0 s. E(bionabk Britannia Ware.
ENOCH MOULTON.

No. Jeas' Rew ExsGs.gs b,sss
HAS JUN received, in addition to his former
= Rock, = new and fashionable aGor,ment oil
Britannia Ware;
among which are-slegant fwelled, curved and
oblong fea Pots, Mix Pots, Sugar Bowls, Tum
blers, Snuff Boxes, &c--and 10 daily expecting an
sfortmeot of Church Furniture, fuch a. Flaggous
Tankards, BalOus anc Tumber.-aH which will
be fold a. low a. can be purchafed 10 Bottom or
eifewhere
Ayo-on hand general afor,meot of Plated &
JaPaued Wne-Jewsiry-C Cutlery, &c.
Liiesoys, IF biz esSs ~sssf aaUise gold
Necklaces-Soup Lades-Gravy do.-Taoie and
Tea spoons-Sugar Tongs-sat Spoons Pot.
Milk do.-Sugar Observation-Disclosures
Watch Chain.-Thimbles, &c.
A general afortment of MILITARY GOODS
oil of which 10 Of the iatei1 and mott approved
falhions and workmanship, and will be Told a,
tuch prices - he sh,nks will meet the ap,rohstson
OF his eultomers Ps,tissa, a5sy 80, i8 IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19

WE the iublcribers having been appointed by
the Hon. Samuel freeman, Judge of Probate
for the county of Cumberl and, to receive aud ex-
anime the Claims of the creditors 10 the elts,e OF
GiBBENS EDGCOMB. iare Of S,andiih, in fad
county, yeouan, deeeafed, iu(oiven,. give notice
'hat fix mcnths are allowed the creditors to bring
Ia aud prove their claims-- aud tina, we ihal at
tend that iervice At the houte VI Mr. Amos Chaie
in Staodiih oa Tusday, the 6rit day of November
and 90 the hrR Monday OF January and February
next At one clock, P. M on each of faid day,.
September 5, 1914
AMOS CHASE S ca~~:Ss.~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19

The Governor of Newhampsh;r.
has ordered 1900 militia to repair to
Portsmouth without delay. The CT.
izens of Portsmouth are actively en-.
gagged in terrifying and making pre.
parations for defence.
A great proportion of the milit arv
force of the District of Maine is now
on active service.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
Hanyome Gingbams.
SOLOMON BOYCE.
IIAs iufl received a new fuopx of

LAS JUL received 4 new fupply Of
4 COTTON FACTORY GOODS,
making an aforlment, eoniiiting of Gingham,
Piaids, Checks, Stripes, shambray, buff and blue
coIored MAXIM. Bed,ickiug, Shifting. Shaker,
Shirt 6, sheeing, &c. &c. Jingle yarn for WARP
and 6ing-Allo, blue warp aud filing white and
coiored Sewing Thread, and q genera al ahortmeni
of Leather and Morocco SHOES for mea, wo-
men and children-Au which are for lsle a, the
lowell cath prices
Exsbsrge fret, Portland, sfB Mo. 22 (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
M AMOS CHASE s1Ssi c'~-:s'..'

CTOLIN from the fublcriber. living ON Grea, Je.
oeag, on the Sd inn, fat bottom. IS feet
Boat, with . red wait, ip-uce Oars, iea.hered, and
containing s Oars. Whoever viii return or give
inform alton of faid Boat, fhall be entitled to ten
dollars reward. DAVID DOUGHTY.
Sept. l2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
Picked I'D Adrift

NEAR Long Iiland, on the 4.h inn. an old yaul
~ Boat. abeut Is feet long, . freak of white
round her Aem.-1hc owner may receive the
fame by proving property and paying charees-
Apply TO DAVID DOUGHTY,
on Great Jebeag
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19

pIGKfD up adrif, off Riehmoud's Inand. on the
I'd ,ua YAWL BOAT-The owner may
have her AGAIN by applying TO the fubfcriber on
fad Hand, and psyiog the oecefIary charges.
Sept s. NATHL. JORDON, 3d.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19

n HE fuo.cribers hereby give public no"ee
i all concerned, that they have been GUY "
pointed and taken upon themie yes the 'run =
Executors 20 the laff Will and Teiiament OF 10 ~
MER MITCHELL, ate of North Yarmouth ~ :.
county of Cumberland, yeoman, deceaied, oy S'v'y
bond a. the law direcls-lhsy tberefsre rsque" :
perfous who are indebted tothe iaid deceAieo
tate 10 make immediate payment; and .ho'e W.
have any demaedsthereon. 60 eIn,e,t me ,a"' y
LYDIAMITCHELL,
San. & lslA o CALVIN STockBRiDGh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19

The following extract gives the most auihs
tic annunoiation that we have received Of the
appointment of comm ssioners on the part of the
British government, to treat with our ministers.
Ii has aire sdy been seen that the expectation of
Mr., Adams and of the gentleman from whom
we have seen letters, of meeting early in July,
was disappointed. The latest intelligence on the
,ubject is under date Of July Is, when the Brit.
sh commissioners had not left London for Client,
and i, was not known when they would depart.
Pos. u. Adv.
Ertyact Ola letter from Mr.. adams,
dated Chem, June 80, 1914.
-" l arrived at Revel, and wrote
from thence on the 18th May, and
was detained by head winds and ice
until the 25th May. | landed at
stockholm. arrived at Gottenburg
IN the 9th June. MIR. Russell arriv-
cd three days after. On the llth
June, we embarked on board the
John Adams for the Texel; we he'd
a passage of 6 days; landed at the
Helder, and came by land through
Amsterdam, the Hague, and Ant
werp, to this city, where we arrived
on the Oath inst. Three days after us
arrived Mr.. Bayard, and the succeed
ing day Mr.. Clay we are still ex-
pecting Mr.. GalIa,in.
The British Commissioners arc
Admiral Lord Gambler, MIR. Adam
and Mr.. Gouldsbourn; we expect
them i'll the course of a few days, and
shall then be ready to enter ON the
serious business of our mission.
"The Emperor Alexander passed
through this city yesterday, on his
return from England but as he went
through without stopping, had not
the opportunity ofbeing presented to
him. He is the Titus of the age,
E" the delight of human kind"
Office of the N. Y. Evening Post. Sept s.
Col. Croghan has been driven from
Maclnac after severe battle in which
he lost great number of officers and
men. Lieut.. Clanton is among the
killed. Croghan has arrived at Erie,
PENN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
ponitorial.


as soon as he expected, sso0re he
would never drink with him again.
and that If he did it should be his last.
Accordingly that day 7vas his last.
God took him at his word, and thus
called him unto eternity.
In November, 1887, one WIS,
a smith, spending the evening, at a
public house, in Leatherlane, quarrel
led with one Of his companions, and
Swearing the most horrid oaths, God
struck him instantaneously dead
with an oath on his lips, upon the
bench where he was sitting. The
jury who sat upon the body, after
hearing all the circumstances of the
case, brought III their virdict, that
+" Yrs zvas struck dead as a judg-
ment from God.'-This narration
was given by the foreman of the jury.
Another remarkable judgment o.
vertook person living in Brewer
street, Soho, who, cursing and swear
ing in most dreadful manner, was
struck speechless, and died the same
afternoon.
r. G-who lived in the parish
Of Scdgley, near Northampton,
having lost a, considerable sum at
cock fighting, to whioh practice he
was VIGOROUSLY addicted, swore, in a
most horrid manner, that he would
never fight another cock, frequently
calling upon God to damn his soul to
all eternity ifhe did; and, with dread
ful imprecations wishing the devi!
might fetch him if ever he made a.
mother bet.
His resolutions, thus impiousl,
formed, were for while observed
but about two years after wards, Satan,
whose willing servant ne continued
to be, inspired HIM with violent de-
sire to attend cooking al Wolver-
hampton, and he complied with the
temptation. He there stood up, and
cried, 81 hold four to three on such
a cock" Four what ?" said one
sofhis companions in iniquity. "Four
shiliings," replied he. Upon which
the wager was confirmed, and he put.
ting his hand into his pocket for the
money. Instantly fell aghastly corpse
to the ground.
Vino hath hardened himself against
God and prospered? job. i,-. 4.
Thou shalt not take the name OF
the Lord thy God in vain, for the
Lord viii no, hold him guiltless that
taketh his name in vain. Erod
.cc. 7.
Because of swearing the land
mourneth. Jcr. .crn. 10.
Every one that swcarelh shall be
cut of. Zee. U. 8.
But ! say unto you, Swear not at
all neither by heaven; ior ii is Gods
throne Nor by the earth; for it is
his foot stool: neither by Jerusalem
for it is the city of the great King /:
Neither shalt thou swear by thy head ;
because thou canst not make one hair
white or black. But let your com
munication be, Yea, yea; Nay, nay !:
for whatsoever is more than these
cometh Of evil. Matt. .. "a, sSy Sc,
81.
But, above all things, my brethren,
swear not; neither by heaven, Meth
er by earth, neither by any other oath:
but let your yea be yea; and your
nay, nay; lest We fall into condemna-
ton. Jas. U. II.
Dear Reader, art thou swearer =?
0 take this friendly warning the
next oath may be thy last. II thy
prayer is heard, thy soul is damned
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
John S. Dupee,
Dr.ggl ssd \fs6sesry Fs,sjs,~s 6sss Ls.s- WBs,J
Psstlosd
HAS jun received lupply of the
Extract OF Quercitron,
OR gssRHcB OF
YELLOW OAK BARK.

u The increahng demand for this vauablearti
Gle "a better tsit OF i's utility than volumesof re
commentators. Cloihiers aud Hztters, on trial, will
had it one Of the greaet aequiftion, to their pro
fethons ever ye, diicovered
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19

A part of Chebacco Boat for fale
at Auction,
TOMORROW, at l2 o'clock now lying a. Ing
a rahams Wharf where her Sails and Rigging
may be viewed at the time and place Of lae--the
boat is 2 years old, about 8 TOMS
September S, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
WILLIAM OXNARD.

No S M.Dsy1 RsrU Mdd1t f,sN,
Has received, Caicoes--e 4 Cinghams-, bale
= = Bombszet -Br,,ilh Shrung FlanneIs and
Balzes-4 aud 6 4 Coz on Cambrick-64 4 4
Cot on Shawls-mired aud bun die Pins Needles
Ruiiia Diapers -superhae and cozrle Broadcloth
and CaiIimeres
Ayo-American Cinshams. Stripes, Cotton Cloths
Yarn &c
$50 Reams Wrapping Paper
1gfy IL If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19

WANTED-Ioo Cedar Potts,
SUITABLE for ltrong board Feuce--Enquire
At this Office. Sept s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19

An English editor calculates the
number Of British subjects killed
during the late war with France, at
300.O The number of French
killed in the war with England ano
her allies, probably amounts to mil
lions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
Croeksry Ware Store.

DE- ". n !" WV,
Hay. Ms,ka Rsv. Hfiidis e,ef
K EEpS conftao'ly for tale general Af'r,meo' OF
~ CHINA, GLASS e CR 2CKERi WAKE
Recently received a few boxes Iadia Dining sets
25oo lumblers.
Alto, few boxes Pipes
Portland, dup. IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19
New Eltablifhment.
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
No Q. Boyds- Row, near the Portland Bank, Mid.
die areet.

lfaiah Thomas, Jun.
y EspEC1FULLY informs HE friends and the
AZ pabiic N general, tina. he has eftablifhed =
Bookfore IN PORTLAND, where he offers for laie,
general Afor,meni Of
Books and Stationary,
on 40 low terms a. can be obtained At any Book
aote in the United States. Every Book not on
hand Will be procured At the fhor,eft notice -Psb
lie and private LiBsAaIE. will be iupplied oc the
mon reaionabie terms and every favor moa thank
fu''y :s,s;ssed. Sept. S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-09-19

CTRAYFD from Capt Samuel F'semaas pane.
- in Weitbrook, 90 the fourth or 9th ioN ares
MARE, Of middle 6xe trots and paees ane ns'
buuch upon her lief, Gde Whoever VIII rSuro
ia,d Mare 20 the fubfcriher in Portland, o. s,ve
information 60 that ihe may be Obtained, than DC
Handsomely rewarded &aIl necef.ryeharss, pse ~
Sept ~ BENJAMIN DoOon'