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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17
1000 ACRES OFI.AND

AOCO n 4 - I'D GF LA y D.
IN me 'racf--9h'cc dDeyed or7eIich IRE ,neaoo.s.
cEG ne resioiac b,qH Lpas TIe p,,,,i,7y max or,s
reclaimed, o7'd b'odced Gg,onisi'ny c,,obs NJ
corn ,Adg anu t9pGcco. yhc mejor p ~ rkbe dj7i
una IS eq" if"ot superior IA tsW bdo,, fifhe7. eide
q me if'er nr''Seen ffici nlond anil ,N0tsib There
Is "f7'o'@%'Hg cf9pof z,heat no1o eto,wly on the
sNH'c II Isd fiDe grCzing firm ami IS nIHgqit; n.
dd'Hea u Mc culture If cum dm smqH ee,1b YYe
improvements o1 IL Gie eTi6us1e anil ,si-~0rt TBo
silRisioH h1tse. IL ofbrcf and IL Hgvc fqd eo,,,g
Ws7fs, "e75,g @rfpflT Jerf NJ Erh,-,7pJ 0f,f Hree
s'o'H hgh On each fogr arc f1i g.,I y,oo,is md
lure f1ss0ge, G5dH 7.oKdi not h Laz1lJ.o ,,,,,b
70 Gfd fh0ftl3 The BIS, fn'Sei h0itse ia T1rStju-
tNfb7fhoPSes are H1iIitr0HS 0lt DcGiV all oTbricg-
!" IS n't 1eteJed mt aiV ters9r cttd zgsh ~, a,l-
Roi'ai o'"t6hg Bsstts mn ire-ho's-r ii,'i$ n b,ap6
81 mas! GebPh3tR grlfcr, 7w,ia u 6-4o Dt-Ns yfbe
Kitchen. 1hc QGr0cN is u B.lsf ec0s1e5,k oH- n5,,I
7rsg enclosed a'h bI7ci 1eaE HfiCf hcie Gre %
bc ma" dh nc 'cCcrS1'Tes anil INST fe ,11As,ss .C
hte tire rcefs, -s.d f,ypi Hrogho'H tie .vaos syc
T2", Ctd f@ an fte VeCr rorrH bcrd3 fsey.cnf et,I
cDA7eir@H ofporl'pRtis3 nj rciang opsfeys ia the
fhel iftH ne asdtcT belDa ei1iicd Ia his He 6gce
IS re'nortotH beGtfaL " bes iagLrEofc}y on Jqyes
Ftfrr o5n1E iehf zai's Gbo7c 9rf PO,iaf,ip ami is
d7f4n trof7 feignqA f.gc1tV tire Hs5 from Pete,r-
N0r, fffee'l, amt fran yW~bif eintlv T5iere is nm
crf""c7s "H,FHcf FIR Hcfsbv-y 9bsh'ce ryi,h1i M
""iae' Fd'"s y fH' WMe h~4s ~ sior,, H,s,o-
pep rig ftH'ss, and is 0jH ct9ton 5Taa Lci,,o
gWrr paTcsc On tgrn. One fo7gM 503f If til,
bnrc'cs" f1Ufy 7cW BE- 1cq1i CD I'm Ctsi, mi fgr me
f0N1Nc' 7rM interest fipm me- Hre n niy s4kiiy tLs
cot.r7ce creolf of fiarire m.i.a saiH ne alo7s.g
n'"H W" p'|ciH9ers gf17R3 me- dcfojrltsg ~ tie
mr. frme time, 4eon q 7eat oJpine n,oq,gs, !
4 Few VALUABLE NEGROES.
Tor Hcar, bpf,l'q ,,gh nbsrs1s sc7,rifs ,tiVIer
q''ted Lcjore Hctr iep.re,
R5cD.lRDF5 rYRD, car. nj
r ,, Nm hsqA, he'G
IhC t.1 ,s, @,,#e F,'ttW Hc'w5Fcoi, CCcmee-
'o1@4 = dnd Jte J1iied .SHpc3 Cr.ets. EpJHaLi
W.0 , 0'e teQHcE~ lf 3ieafheaI1 4l9ty 49,. .l,,,
n s'.e f'.'lj>'',orF s"'ceotDs wins lHes T. So
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17
FOR .!tlili.

SS3E The fine Ship MA8Y-ANN, Cantain
syS 4 > Prince, about to Commence loading at War
wick--hss the principal part OF her ,s,r,o
really to go on beard For eight OF Fifty or 50 HOGS
Beads, on passage, having very comfortable aeenin.nt-
cations, apply To ANDREW SMfTH
Cntv-street ADriI 2q--tf
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EOH. SALE.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

The 9Th instant al f7oeiip . c1ocl: a. NJ
~ n tne premises, a TRACT OFi.AND, contain
ing ia rs, lying n B!sekweI.y Meek, Ps-
n,Hkey River, ;iianoger County bounded lay tie
lends II Capt Oliver, Mrs Suan Turner and Mr..
Cunningham. Ihe sad trace of sni IS s@ell-ws,s-Vd
sod ti@bered, with dwelling house thcr.o 20 i-e
sgTare.
Twelve months credit Will be given TO The purohe-
seI-Bond, with approved secnry, snd 1rrst Deed
w:ll DC .equirsd-An ndisputa6ie title will be made
~
ii. TURN Err.
r. S. Tract lyiag in Louisiana County, containing
300acres, eight milesheow The Court fic,is between
YaEeey Cookoes'i!!e, for sale application to the
subscriber. ~
y May I5.-tds
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Also.

EE% The Brig FACTOR, Capt Thomas NJ
49, Foiianshe, bdrthen $50 tons, now isyinr <
's"ss9~= Warwick, 4ni ready To receive a ca,,o ,or
the Nestlnies, the Westeri-islsnts on to any port
N The &. Staies.-Ap?Iy TO
SMITH RIDDLE.
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FOI, FALNinUTA.

And Market on tie Continent, TO the address Of
Gibson g Co. Of Rotterdam,
fsSN The fine Swedish Ship MINERVA, Capt
sHPaterson, Franks on Loyd's looks a No j,
V -Sf- whl Immediately commence loa,lirg al Cny
Point For Freight, apply To PATRICK GIBSON.
Nav eft
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17

q, RUNAWAY
4 N the S,h day CT April, 1913. negro man ma
= SO UTRF,
aeont SO years od, abon G ret high, Of y dark com
lexio'-he bss OF lis forehead nearly over oa
cths eNes-,iso op he leck-C Carried eff q,,tu-
ety % c'Uhe$--tlis fellow re:d and write tole,
by we'i-siso rude OF ore nj nv horses,
A Bay BOB 9,g{E. RGRSE.
or years old, igao,he. -, DE, g giokRe-6aos.-
ihls negro raised in Auels, lo.Intv Ly q Mr.
rori, and sold hy l,imto Mr. E.vs, OF Prince Ed
ward County. AID hy hin. to the Subscriber aud is
probably iur%ing aboutn OF the s1ye couniie;
Any person wl.n will aprehen,. or coufi,e him g, tt
get hn end horse ether shall he entitled IN L en-
dollars, end all other exlencas pail them.
MATTHEW HAREFIEI.D. q.
Charlotte Cnuutr. Aurii 2o----i,no
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30 n0IlLAR9 NENARD.

70 AN-N-NNAY from De SoIscri5cr in Charleston,
Z 2 on ti+ ZOt rlt,s Is 40 Pillow named
J8SPER, On, .LgSI'ER LOYEJ,
lie IS we'll known IN Hcbucnd--hc formerly bel0pg-
on 10 IAN Paee Of Roswell in tue county q! Gi6d-
ecsfr, 81 afterwards belonged 70 iIr Robert lohrson
q Richmond, ior aopat two years, iiom whom pui-
chased hmlie isabJut % ysnrs of age. s feet oi5
inches n'-n yeliowish COMPLEXION, aod we'll itshi-
red, aus ,@o oi his fingers erooksd--asparis
ec1ee in s appearance aud u god address, speaks
very Deliberately +, gl.er io0~s down when spoken %
ia on when BE- eloGcj c!i.e cOoged se.srt estc.
wAh black co.qraui black covered buttons, o. a 'c'it
hmr-spun c1a;ae, d'ab coired eag,rnese or nSodeen
paidsio0p., ord bisck hat--but Us hc has other
ciothe5, afd plenty ofmoney, he may change lis
ard dress anil cidtayor tD 1Ht,n Tree 1ss5-he may
qass for q Harness 81 ShDsna.el, Faricr or Stage
i'rgcr, being competent 90 ether employment lie
las ,fSt ~ Richmond, wlD slgys at the Tavern on
Sic Govcyoc's i'ii. ftmcgr tcut by w. Smi.icrsi
the icloi-s O. o.. 81 shs tr0nei--hc inay enaesyor
IN axe fo~taf .1so. ig 'c' vas c0nstanuy vri-
tHe a. hun An pcr-sa, srD tJd haih1ring or Ia
kiua dim ut or thc S;ste, the law viii b. risdly
tiE- i thr ahorr eva. s,d al reasonable exc
Ierces ei'l ba pdd upon h5 o.4g lodged IN any jail,
SIMPSON NORRIS.
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FOR FREIGiIr
Sn cargo.

~ The fine New-Yors Ship JUSTINA.
efFf Capt James Russell, b,lr;hen about 400
-<ssSs'- hossheais at Ci;, Point, ready to taxi.
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Patxe6ie Properly IN Charlottesville
FOR SALE.

vsSGE SUBSCRIBER wishing ,ior the benefit Of
Mrs E>i-s's l'eish) to remove iscm Chariotes-
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WESX0TkR ron E.3LX.

A sS ?h11Sd'r, tie first dap Of Ja.,e ne.rf. 7,W
etf'ose 10 bHItc SHE on sic Premises his ,p9st
1"lita6fe, beHrfA, G1,d aefrtBlc situafion. Y.g1,
are 0y an. oid si99rg, m,,pqrds Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17

Ma. pHiLIps--
"having taker, IN the con-
Germs Of your question, sloa humble shs,e as
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ENk SAFE

Fer. tI----tl&
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-02
From Co5Bstt,. jEeskIu Rseistsr.

To all those Protestant Priests. foho hoye.
j0r years, been preaching and praying
against the French Assemblies and ma.
PoLeon and particularly to the Protest
ant Priests 81 Nei6-EngLand.
BorLEY, LIST Sept. 1915.
CESrLEMEN,
tits perfectly notorious that, befIfe the
French revolution, amongst the standing
objects OF your attack, were the Pope, the
Monks, Che Catholic religion in general.
tie Jesuits, the Inquisition. Next TO the
Devil, the Pope appeared to be the most
hateful to you. Next to his imps, the Do
plinicans and thc Jesuits. Next to the
torments Of Hell, you described, aud Just.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-02
THE GRAND LODGE

TIRGT VIA,
WILL meet in the Masons' Hall, in the City of
Richmond, at O'Clock in the evening of the Sc
coRd Monday in December next.
Richmond, Nov. IL, 1915. 2mD.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-02
Froas oos6st,. aeelely Register, Sept. 2
THE ALARM,

Esciten,eeats TO a ney Wdr aoith .4merica.
addressed to the .Han,JactTers Of G..
Britain and ireland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20
United States o. .5ns, lea 2

United States Of .sns,iea
Dpia 4 a9ssse F
PURSUANT 10 warran.s from he RI "A David
Sewall, Eiq. Judge of the Dinrcf Caurt o the
United Ssa,es for the Dilfrict afol etaid her y
give public notice ,ha the following libel AID 10.
formation are f ed in iad Court 10 wit -
A ibe' agaiati boat called The HOPE of he
burthsnf s TONS whereof Lea uel Cooper was
matter, her tackle. apparel ard urniture and
her cargo on board committing If SAT- + Ed b, 10
fePh Farley Efq cgletaor OF the i,iifict 4 Wal.
dohorough on he seventh day of Fs ruary infant.
Al information assinE t.unks S bales and 8
bag OF Merchandise rred by Francls Cook Eia..
collector OF the diiif..f Ct Wifcalet on tie eiev
enth day of Fetrua infant at lsiontville IN fad
dlfriet
All which feizures were made for breache. of
he laws of the Ua,ted States a. more particuiar-
" LEI forth IN fad iibe and information That
hearing AID rfiai will be had thereon al Wifcas-
tet, IN fad dilirid on Monday, the iislh day Of
IA 6est, When aad where aay perfon iuse-ea-
ed 10 auy of tsid articles may appear aud flaew
cauie il any can be fhewn, wherefore he fame
fhouid not ts dec eed fosieis and be dife fed oS
according to law
Given under my hand al Saco, this feyenssensh
day OF February, A D 1875
T. G THORNTON Ma. Gd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20

this hope BY tie consideration, that, at the present
moment, the public attention is unusually and ex-
tensirely excited on the subject Of the Lords day
Petitions on this subject have recently Lecn pre-
sented in great numbers to our National Legis-
lature. Nor have they proceeded exclusively from
any one section OF our country, nor exclusively
from any one sect, whether in politcks or religion
1t is MOTIVE beieye,the usual course OF ds inc Prov
idence, entirely to Illustrate endeavours so extern
sively made, and for such purpose. The effects
produced will, doubtless, not commensurate with
ourwishes, nor y it'll the hopes of the sangune and
they will be sudden and palpable. But they will,
it isbelievcd, II jusciou measures are pursued, be
permanent and reai..l They will operate, we con-
idently hope, 70 revive that spirit Of patriotism and
piety, which contributed not less 70 the security,
than to the honour, Of our ancestors.
I lie publick ought, in tile opinion of yonr Com
mitee, fully 10 understand that the wishes and The
intention OF this Convention, are not to interfere
vita the private concerns OF individuals, or to in
fringe, in amy measure, thepriyieges and rights OF
oiHSts. 0uF ueSirc Is % pIomote moral anu Tlft-
ons habits, by aiding in the execution Of those laws
which all citizens profess 10 revere and which have
for their object the safety and happiness Of the
whole community. These laws, il Is well known,
require abstinence from labour, travelling, and re-
creation on the LORDS day. In making efforts FOR
the due observance Of this day, we have respect,
well to our children and roterity as to ourselves
We wish them to form their characters and to RI
their lives III circumstances favorable to virtue. or
der, and piety. 1t is with solemn interest we cher
ish hope, that when the present generation shall
be gathered TO their fathers, there viii be those sur
wing, BY whom the Institutions Of religion viii be
re vered, the obligations of recognised and his
duty performed
soch are orr views such arc orr hopes; aai
such by the blessing Of God shalt Le oureiForts and
perseverance.
fisn ms repo,t uns read retlen tcas reeesrea
from iise coh,aa'tse 10 ~ NORTH j a,1ve{h.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20

g Peace and Good Wiil' was the orler Of
the day.
AT 8 O'clock IN the afternoon, tho inhab-
itanls of the town assembled in the Meet
ing Houses of the Rev Mr.. p4yson and the
Rev. MIR. Nichols, where Prayers and
Thanks were pub.lckly offered 70 the I
ALMIGHTY GOVERNOR OF THE
UNIVERSE
for his great goodness and mercy manifcs-
ted BY his overruiing providence in prcpar-
ing the way for speedy restoration Of
Peace betweenthe two countries, and put
ting a stop 10 the further cffusion OF human
blood, and TIC horrors Of War.
In the evening the Observatory and 4
number of buildings We're brilliantly iilu-
minated.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20

Voted, Thai any geatieasa Without the
county, who may feel deseusol atE ing their en-
deavoers with ours, 'giil oe aii admitted as
members Of this Cony snt-4
The Central Conn Gee inaee cport, which
was accepted and orr ss' io ae 81 he'd
Volcd, Thatthe Central Committee be requested
to agree on such rules for direction Of Tythngnlen
as shall seem to them most cxpedient to be adopted
and cause them, together with any other matter
which they shall think suited to promote the design
of this meeting to be published in the newspapers
printed in Portland, or in such other way as they
shall choose.
Poted, As the opinion Of this Convention, that
it is the duty OF Tythingmen to take vigorous and
prudent measures to prevent violations Of the Sab~
hath, although for this purpose it may OCCASION
ally be necessary for them to be absent froul pub
lie worship.
Adjourned to the second Tuesday in June next.
then TO meet at the Westinghouse of the first par
| ISL in Portland, al tea o'clock, A. NJ.
4. BROWN. Serreiarg
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20
@ottCa11S,
Monday, February 20, 1915.
GLORIOUS NEWS. /.

lhe last week has furnished the unex.
per'sd, bu; joyful intelligence that
TREATY. OF PEACE
Y. signed by the American and British
Commissioners, at Client, on the o4.h OF
december last, between the
UNITED STATES & CREAT.BRIr.
AIN,
md ratified by the Prince Regent on the
10Th.
lbs heart-chcering intelligence was
Drought BY the British sloop of war Favour
e 4. Mowat,, Esq commander, which
'saf'ymonth. (E.) I'd of January, and ar
'"so'at New-York the 18th instant.
~. CARRoL, one Of the Secretaries To
ns American Legation, is the bearer of the
''sslv, and Immediately after landing, pro.
ss0ed on to Washington. From what is
sa0t's'ood 70 be the contents of the Treaty,
Is entertain no doubt, but that before this,
= !, rs been signed by the President OF the
We most cordially frlicitate our readers
y ne restoration of Peace, and the auspi--
IVY change which the country is sbou, to
epe1Hnce by return OF the syAife rcbcd
:: ais not in the power Of language to des-
; m'ss .as iumult Of Joy and rejoicing which
,s''sn!aneously burst fortl. on The receipt OF
ne adfsgs Of Peace.
ane Information was received in antici-
~"n q the mail. by Express forwarded
vi fh0nas Motley, of Boston, (fsrmer-
J, ! y 'ais town) which travelled from Bos,ca
/ 0.s'apd in the short space of 8 hours.
nss 'S'ng Hand Dill from the Centiae.
10y ~. The news of this happy event was
Ass 0ned ~ the ringing Of bells and dis
go Is q cannon and congratulations Of all
49, 49, q people. At IL O'Clock the Rife
z. y, f0rfland Light Infantry, and Me-
~ 'Ees paraded and Erred ./fu dc ioye.
! Z sc REMEDIES, ydrnueyy and Forfs fred
.eo Federal Salute on The occasion /;
'a'pping hoissed their colours, and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
hEWS or PEACE.

rospAY FEB Is. he Speaker having
nien the chair, announced that he bad In
Il hand 0 letter from jonathan Coop
sus, Esq Of New York, directed toa Mem
N Of the House, and sent BY express, an
nuncing the conclusion OF Treaty o
pace between the United States and Great
Britain.
On which Joint committee was ordered
d report on the measure 10 be adopted on
he occasion.
4 loint committee was also al pointed to
make report of thanks 10 Gen JACKSON,
I'D his troops, for the late glorious and sig
III victory on the 9th Jan The House
then Adj
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20

TT AS for fac a. his Store Nos 4 and S. souts
i L fde Long Wharf
100 bbs TAR
6 do VaRNTcH
tons fri qna!iry OAKUM
90 belts No and Engilh DUCK
90 different k;nds fecond h1od ) Ills
tome of which are neafty new
40 dozea iewing TNINE
10 CAWBOOSES, sH5-fed Ezes
80 CAFES 2od,sod 3D. Sd fine Engih NAILS
s 5 and Inch SrIKas
~ HAWSERS, dffet ent tzes
q ton iheahiDg PER
fLS0--C Charts. Quadrant. and SPY Glafes. To-
gerber with general aforsmeut of
SIP Cbandlery.
FEB 90,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20
TRUSTEES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
PUBLIC CONCERT OF
Sacred MusicKc.

\ ON Tharsd1y evening next, the Members
4 ofthe "HANDgL soci srYo will perform at
= the Rev. Mr.. PAysos's Meeting House, a
4 number Of select pieces Of cnuRc. MusTcK
by eminent composers and contribution will
i be made Oh the occasion by the benevolent and
. humane for the benefit of the FEMALE CHAR
"a ITtsIE SOCIETY, III this town.
4 The performances will be commenced pre-
I ciseiy al seren O'Clock; at achicii time an who
wish 10 attend, are earnestly requested to be in
= their ssats: as the doors na I then be closed
for the evening, to prevent all interruption.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20
Sop THIEF

CTOLfN from Gable 10 Mnot, on the NIGHT as
: he 18th lnA BLACK MARE having o.s
ws'ise fpot upon her-1 sro;s al abou year. old &
ia va uap'e bsaf. is COT jecfured ,ha fhe WA
taken by Mr. Lsrcn ~ CBifd. formerly or
L'vermoee, who fuddeny disappeared from Aipot
o. iaid night. Whoever viii de,ect the n eff and ie
cure he properly, or give Information Of e,sher os
Them hail be Handsomely rewarded
IGHABOD KING,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20

49, .IIldD D6rfys 7vlH.
NOTICE IS hsrety given that The Ian will and
fsitsment of JOSIAH BERRY, late If Fal-
moa'h. snow Wcitbrook ia the Ccsnsy of Cum.
bersand, Woman, deceaied has been pre.en,ea
20 nae Tor Probate. by Peter Lunt The Execu or
the Elm named; and that the fecond Wedneidav
of march next at ten o clock A NJ is aligned 70
take proof OF the fame, al court Of Probate then
10 be holden At the efice Of John Froshrghsm.
tiq- in Portland. when aud where al Psrfop.
coice ned may lie preienr TO thew cause whv
the fa'd Will ihou d or illouid NOT be approved
and Lived,
SAM FREEM:N. Jads< IF saia Csu,f.
Feb. Is, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20

In Philadelphia, Iuai. n-Aer, Esq. aged o., nne
Ut the .lde: man 81 .i,e cit,
III this y a.snt~, Aeissa siawk, aged ~, the
hfsA 9.lo lsssed Tie Al, Iany w4sn : w.ssoa ~
l75s.
Ii rrentor, N. j, Gen J'o.than lthes, aged
81, IN uffcer oi the Z, nlution.
siSua'h.n, N. II Ii,ners Merrill, Esq. aged
AZ. surveyor win haa ass,s 81 Tx know.sdge
"a N. II by his u,elui iubncssiuns n SERVICES
At Ncr,hbcrough, the Sd day Of January Lao,
Deacon seth Rice aged ~
Ia THIS tsua, Ia INST. May ID. daughter OF
Mi. 4. ali 1ccA b, sbed Is m,., Is,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20

FOR FsoMoTING THE DUE OBSERVANCE OF THE
LORDS DAY.
THE Convention met, according to adjournment,
at the Westinghouse Of the first parish in Portland,
on Wednesday the first instant but, on account Of
the severity Of the weather, adjourned Immediately
to Columbian ball. The Throne Of Grace was
then addressed by Rev. Mr.. Ripley Of Waterford.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20
70 Young Farmers.

tA/ANTED to hire man pirh fuall FANNY
70 take charge Of large Farm rear Poss
isnd, or TO take il upon thares. lie o,u!t be ca
Pable, honth aud iudufrious. & the moit undoubl-
cd Recommendations will be required
Apply AZ No. 10, Lons Wharf.
Feb. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20

ion OF the Cessation OF ios-
!. The Legislature will u
.a solemn Prayer and
Almighty Cod, for the
.yerance he has thus vonch-
pt nation.
pka mat the Chaplains Of both
fFss' ~ h. requested 10 make selections
''' . Ne scriptures and 10 prepare suicide
sotl'" ',' J, That his Excell- ncy the Gov
k'@ o. Honor the Lieutenant Governor
un0'' ~ ,nsmbers Of The honorable Coun-
.nd 9: :.s;,sd 70 unite with the Legislature,
t'' '',, : solemnities
= ' ss.slysd, hat joint Committee be
No. "a, % make the necessary arrange
1Ppo IA that they be authorized to take
1DsD'' ',es for q display OF fireworks, and IN
'. .;, with the selec'meo o. boston'
g J GENERAL illumins,iono all public build
S. a The occasion.
'p9 81 : 80 80 resolves have been unanimously
,ssd n both branches, and the Hop.
. ss.,. Quincy, Holmes, and Davis and
', s. Davis OF b. Lincoln, Webster and
mn s' have been appointed the Committee
a 1 Arrsngements.l
! Joint committee was directed to ., report
..;'., lur,her publick business il Is ne
:,,, s 70 sssupon this session.
IA, ThrS Boston Asso. add. bill Stock
A,,ase Msnuf; GO do the Congression.
III : sIsc,ion add bill; and bill to provide
Z, Militia vacaneies-aIl passed to be en-
crossed, $500
= ! nth branches letter from the Sec
nav Of War of the U States, explanatory
II his late letter on the subject OF State
farps Committed, ADJ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20
eMN~NNNNNNNNMuNuNUI

IT, We are requested to state that The members
Of the Ftaoe Charitable soei.y, belong to different
parsfes--,hat their charities ara net conlned to
any particular society s.ct--ana that the affairs
Of the socctg are managed by such as are.unincum-
bered vita the cares OF family.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20
TEusDAy. FEB. IA

Finshed Business. The Waiervi.Ie
Bsnk add the Plymouth Beach add. the
Oskhsm Factory incor. the Lincolnyille
fishery regulation Bills hassed to be enacted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20
Commonwealth Of MaHacLute,ts.

Commonwealth Of MaHacLusetts.
Lnccln e.
70 Wih4m Paffen, 4fdminjfyafor on tbe
n ,fJ9aff Of Doniei Umrbea, If 1obe
'bam ~ "a! Csunfy, .Jfrealed.
GRERTING.
YOb are hereby ordered to appear al proba.e
Conr, At Topfh I'm, on he "a u,day nexsfl-
iowiLg the FRI Monday If March ne1r then and
thereto ieteyour accuuot of Administration on
laid eisAse and you further ordered to notify
all perions concerned in aid elate 10 be then and
there pretsn if they fee cauie by csuing thu. or
der to be rub.fhedi in he Po, tan1 Gez.ts it,een
days a, lean before The time of holding faid Pro-
bate Court
G,ven under my hand and zeal this twenty fec
ond day OF Au2un, -nEo Domini 1914
BY order Of the Judge Of Probate,
EDM FLAGC Regieey.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20

9n0 bbls. WILMINGTON TAR, for fale ~
-, I'll MERRILL u.
Ns.s 3, Union Wharf Feb. 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20

- UN away from The fubier,ber, on the i2,b.
Ninit RICHARD LOMBARD an icdensed hppren.
'fe, IN The 1oth year o bss age e TAX complies
too, down look aud fIipated Oh raceer-- VII
ever will aprehenu fsid Lad add return him To
'ha suoicfiher iha!l receive ne cent Reward and
no charge paid al pertons are forbid harbour
IN or .rni'iDg HIM Oh my acsotn,, as an deer
m'ced 10 proiseuse, to the vsr;ty Of he !aw.
DANlrL GILBERT.
FEB. %, 1878
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20

NOTICE i hereby gwen to.ali who are laden,
ed 10 she Ettase vf WILL M ROss lac <,f
Port' rsader dece.f-d on scc0uas Or by No
to make irmedaae layment 10 IonN J1R,cx
fore he alt day Of uext mont, 'fsLvy oud H..
coa-an all shafe who have d demands avsi..s
the elae are rsquei:ed to sxLib;s The fasns 81,
fsl,lenaens,
ANNA ROSS, Hsu;s;a,s,ix
Portland Feb. le. 1875.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20
Maine Charitable Wechaaic -4sso-
cin!ioa.

cin!ion.
The Mechanics 10 this town having feceAlv or
sanlzed themselves INTO aociers i5l the promotion
Of the Mechanic Arts aud with 4 view ii reward
ino fidelity among Apprentices, have addpted the
above name aud elected the following gentlemen to
superinieas the concerns Of the Association The en-
sting year, viz -
Desr. JoHS PHILLIrs, President.
Capt. PHIsEHAs vARNrM, Vics-Presidsnf
Fir. JoHN LEaviTT, Treasurer.
Nir. BENJAMIN 4. CR.sE, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Mr. Ansel Lewis Mr.. Nathaniel Mitchell,
MAJ. hosea llsiey, Mr. William Haskell,
inr. Eleazar Nyer, Col. frnicis Osgood,
Mr. Samuel Baker, Capt John W. Smith.
Mr.. BENZ min Dodge,