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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-12
From the aurora.
NATIONAL Politics.

We have received by late arrival from
| Europe copy OF very large and well
| composed pamphlet, written by an Ameri.
can IN France, entitled :. Les Efas- U,,is 2,
E.dnSlefeere, on Souvenirs et Referions
dun cnoyen .dmericain," with this motto
-" Quousque tandem a5Were tiatientia nos
IRA. The pamphlet was printed at Bor.
deaun IN December last, and contains 346
| pages octave.
we shall give general view of the dis.
! trioutlon of the subject, and few chapter.
OF the work.
HE work opens in this manner
After long and disastrous war. Europe
at length breathes, aud the blood of so ma
NY nations, which had been shed to satia,e
avarice aod ambition has ceased to flow.-
humanity resumes her empire over those
vast Countries which have been so long a
prey to carnage and desolation, and at last
peace and happiness are within the view of
the people.
!" This great event has given hone and
pleasure TO the two hemispheres but in
the very midst of these proud exuItations
the accents of terror and the screams os
vengeance are heard the demon of war.
exiled from the theatre of which he has so
long reigned, carries his torches and his fu-
RES across the Atlantic, amidst a people
devoted TO the love of peace, but brave
who may be injured, but who cannot be ter.
rified. ~
England and the United States offer to
the world again the melancholy snectacle
OF war. The hireling writer's of England
have spread abroad numerous caIumnies a.
gainst the United States, where they have
been treated with the silent contempt which
they have merited. But lit is not alone in news.
papers and pamphlets, issued Hnder the di,
rection OF the English government, that the
United States have been illuminated the
ministers IN their places in parliament, and
the lips OF the chief magistrate, the regent
OF England, have been the mediums Of mis-.
representation and deception.
am an American ana the witness
OF these transactions I see them and hear
them know the facts, and feel myself
Competent to speak Of them with a perfect
understanding, and without the fear of he.
log mistaken or contradictsd by facts. /
love my country, and respect for truth
and hatred for perhdy. however disguised
by vain words, provokes my abhorrence.-
have read the speech of the English re.
gent on the 9th November, 1914, in which
he says:
II would give me great satisfaction II il
were In my power to put an end to the
war with the United States Of Ame.
RIGA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-12
A YANKEE SAILOR.
From TIE ksser Reaster.
BRITISH INHUMANIrY TO PR.
SONERS (!
CASE OF CAPT. NELSON.


captain John u. Nelson. of PhiIadeI,h;a
"a gentleman who had teen partial to. and
nau empioyeu his pen in yindication of the
nritisn) being only passenger on board
vessel bound from the Unite,l States IN
rtaVanoa, winch was captured by an Eng.
'ish cruiser. was brought 70 Halifax and
detained there prisoner in Melville about
Tour months, where he died from the irhu.
manly OF his treatment. This was acknou
lodged by ak He was put in the RIsrk
Hole, when he was unweli, and merely for
writing letter for Mr.. Myers, which had
TO pass Coches's Office, stating some fac,s
relating to the prison. He was confined in
that loathsome dungeon 10 DAYS. and re.
leased then only because he was so unwell
That he could not endure longer npn;sb /.
ment. And then, though gentleman mas.
senger, was forbid to live amongst the Off.
GERS, but was compelled to reside in the
lewer prison He made many applications
70 DC admitted into the HOSPITAL bnt was
refused and laughed at by Nc Donald. the
fhyslclan, and treated with contempt bv
MN, VINO SAID he was only shammiae the
old soldier. And when the prisoners were
turned out tor their heaiFh, as was pretendy
co. even III snow storms, the coolest of the
WINTER, he vas driven out, by order of Nc
Donaid, aud many times when ne could NOT
stand alone and in fact, several times
was led out by some of his fellow prison
ers AT one time, he could not 20 down.
DOT stood on the steps, and there, Il Is well
known, for all kneU b, and all /eh IL. he
caught so severe a cold that it ended his
me- 1t was his request to be buried in the
.o~n-----Cochet 4id he mighs, 6at wouli
nor ALLOW any prisoner TO follow him there. en-
ne was buried on the hill.
This is another fact OF the inhumanitv of
the British TO American prisoners. while
theirs have been so well treated amopgst
US This Coehef, you na, ieIy upon il is
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-12
FHon THE nosroS PAra1or.
PARALLEL
BETWEEN THE AMERICAN AND BRITISH
in THE YEAR 1914.
SIR,
70 tAs Ea.er sflae ss.rsn Pa,ri.,.

TO the Editor qftse Bsdon Pafriss.
SIR,
The British navy has been SO long c, nsider.
ca as The brightest jewel of the fast ancbored
isle, as the most splendid escutclIeon in the
temple of the knights without fear and uifLoD,
20 roaeh,nsy,as the savior Of the civilized world
aud has been held up so often as a pattern In
our seSinen, and paFticularlyt to our Immortal
officers, that il is high tine TO enquire, whether
It IS justly entitled to those high encomi,,rns.
and whether the man is really a patriot who
ports It out as a mark Of imitation 10 the brave
defenders OF our flag Let US therefore enter
into aParailei bstween the navies Of the two
countries, AMI let us take at random The
naval history OF the year 1914. In The,
memorable year we fnd--
l. The British admiral BroSleg convicted os
forgery and sentenced for transportation 70
BOTANY Bay. "
=. Lord CschrGre, captain Of the Tonnsnt
e eoa oI swIndilng and perjury, and senten
me o. lOOOf sterling, and stand in The pillorv
for the space Of an hour at the public exebsnye
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
SECOND OUART Err.

MIR RUGGLEs second Quarter will com
lWA mence on Weepef4ay, November 18Th, al
2 O'clock, M. at Union Hall
He prefumes as he has now laid the foundation
for the Improvement of his pupils on iyitem he
moi modern AID materially different from what
ha ever been taught on here before; that The
p tnts and friends of bis ioholsrs will with 10 H.
iih heir tuition in dancing under him he teach
Is he plain Minuet of 2; Minuet and jig OF !;
Minuet and Cotlon of s; the eee5rs'ed Gavath,
by Vsftfef, va,ie'y of French fancy dances
composed of differen numbers OF pupils rfench
ssa scotch Reefs, AlIamands, Hornppes Couliiobs.
and Contra Dances. Ii iuficient nunhe' Of hs
pfeient pupils aueod iecond quarter he fassef
hnie.f that be will give more ipeud,d enter
e. nment than has eyes been witnessed at ar exh-
b,on of the kind in this town. New ichciar.
will be aen.i,;ed the opening of the fecond
quarter, pareI.s may depend that no pains will
be ipared on his par TO form the manners of his
pupils and render them eAfy and graceful IN heir
dePor ment and 20 pfeierve their health by MOD
crate ezerc'ie 10 a comfortable room sehocs
day wednefdays and Saturdays from TO SO clock
p M, Portland, Nov. D.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15

A FARM 10 Sumner, in the county of Oxford
ff'y FIVE miles from Portland cont aiming abou,
three hundred acres of exct lent Land under good
Improvement, with good Two iory houfe well
6nlihed and painted, 40 feet by s2-a porch "a
by 6 feet--a cbaife and wood houfe SO by 81
feet fore partly hnfhed, 40 by 90 feet three
barns with other necenary out buildings. Two
good acqueducfs of water, one for the houfe aud
the other for the barn-a thrifty young orchard,
containing abou, So apple trees. Said farm 10 as
pieafan, h,uationlas the country aords--is in the
centre of the town and is good ftand for atav-
ern. trader, or any kind of mechanic, and will be
fold cheap altogether in parts as hall beft &C
eoramodate purchafers, and payment will be made
eaiy ---ALo- will be fold with lsd farm if wanted
good let of farming tools, f>24 head of horued
cate and 20 fheep Inquire ELLIS sTANDISH
living on the premiies,
Sumner, June 20, 1915 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
New Establishment.
BooJ, Shoes, q Factory Goods.
WILLIAM Tx UE,

INFORMS h,s friends and the publIck thai he
ia iuf sece,ved and is now opening fos "a
AZ hl. lofelu F3re Ace lnert DOR % Mr. JoiePh
Mariner genera aft r'ment OF Ladies Wife.
aud Chldten , mo- COCO k.i and lea her SHOES !;
Ia e KID and nor CO. bOO'a cork and " K
ing shoes geutemeo and coy hin and thick
Boots aud ,hlu aud thick Shoes Ha0-A quantity
If fOuthern "a e SIX Us sndPhi adephia Sua! Leath
.r-Boo, Leg. and trench Tops, for maautac'ur
log Boots AID ohoes
The above hoek was carefully felecled by Mr.
JoHs n RunNELs who has engaged TO luperin
lend the n.ssufsGoTy at the above ltere, where
hi friend and tormet cuanmers are iuvI' ed 10 cal
L,ltzOi,s Received from different Manuiacto
ries and will keep conaantiy for lale.
Factory, Warp, & Filling,
from Nos 7 10 90 two and three threaded Nock
lpg Yarn fewng Cotton al cclors-Shirt,ngs-
Shef,pgs Gin2hams, neweG patterns-StriPes--
Checks, &c.
Aho-An .Gortment of IN and Cd quality Boa
ton Factory HHTS-knapt ditto American Wa
terprcof d,slo bows ditto--Ali Of which will be
fold on the msft realonable terms
Portland, Sept III Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
Nss0 Fall and Wintsr Goods.
GEORGE HILL & Co.


Ne s. MUSsEY S ROW,
HAVE Jun received az aGorsrnent Of
ST aSON ABLE GOODS,
which will be fold at very fmsll advance, whole
faie and retail.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superhne midanng aud low priced Broadcloshs
--Cafhmercs Peiifse Cloths = Coatings Book
s--Kerleys-Serges--dr mixed, and blue
Plains Stockinetrs Berlin and Imperial Cords
Tartan and Sco:ch Pla,ds--Pelilse Fannels- Bonn
bszetls-- Wllbores--ve ftings--Baizes and Flan-
nes all colors--yeIvets--w Jerfey Frocks--
Ladies' black and colored worried Hofe Mems
black and ribed ditto--whtc worried half Hole
Ladies kid wsfh Lea her fix and Aeecy Cloves
Mens Beaver dtto-I iih Linens-long Lawns
Linen Camtric--4 4 and VIII re Cambricks--
back and coiored d,tto-Cambric Muslins-a va
siety fancy figured Muslius-ieno and Book ditto
b,m.ih ShiriDg Cotfons-- Coerian ditto, very
hout-cambric and common Dmoties-a large a.
fortmeut Of Calicoes and Ginghsms- lemens
twitled and checked Muffin Cravats with borders
&c and INN, alton ohawls mourning do
Bancanua Flag. and black Silk Handkerchief
mock Madras and Cotton ditto-check Linen
brown Holland -Rihhons---Ferrets- Pics---hn'
fewing CottOn--Tape, -Buttons--iewing Silk
Twrff- KidderminRer CarPeiing &c. &c, &c.
Nov
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
MILLER'S
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT.

rs offered to the public, being of The eafiea
/ and iafelf Cures for this Diiofder.--Lcng erpe
rience has proved the efficacy of this OiEtmepr.
|, is perfectly fate in its operation and may be
applied TO the fmaleR infant without dagger
The fcent is agreeable lit i. NOT neceifary for he
patient TO take Brimitone is common 10 other
oiniments This ointment is put up IN tin boxes
convenient TO carry and each genuine box will
be accompanied wrhdirections If genuine &witl be
6gaed by JosL MILLER The above Ointment
may ne had in imalI or large quantities Of JoeL
MILLER, So Gorge Doctor CYRUS HoI BROOK
Sign Of ST.. Luke Head. No, Sc, hanover .treet
Dr. SAML lilo ron Jr. No. Newbury firees
BoGon. of Mr.. NJamIE BuTMaN. Portland; Raw
sou, aud Bruce Waids6.vesgb Mr.. jude Hyde, of
Brunfwick Prince and Maihburn 7bOmaGo.. and
Oskes Perry camdsn Ju'y II (2sw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
THAT FALUdBLE
ITCH OINTMENT.

Prepared by j. Wheaton, in Dedham an ut
ment which has long been khowu o cure the
Itch. is for sale ia Portland. by Coz & BuxroN.
and Brnjsmin Buman; in HAllowel, by B
Wales, Dr.. y. Page and 4. Coodale 10 Angus
q, by DR.. joel Ellis ia WstersiIle, ~ Edward
Esy in Bah, by D.. N. Child. and vs.. Hyde /;
"a Wncasset, by Sesh Bartlett, and John Bab
son; IN Damenacotta, by y, Bryant in Waldo
borough, by ] & ] Head; in Warren, \, Col.
j. Head; il Css,ine, by Junkins s Adams; III
5uckstown,byJ Folsom in Bsngor,by Dr.Fish ,
md by ONE person in the principal towns
throughout The uaiied States
Qcl. Is. 6n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
SOU rHERN STO. X.
FOR SALE,

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice ,t
sll concerned, that he has been duly appointed
aud taken upon himself the trust Of Administers
or on the estate of ISAAC BARTON, la e a
IA, mond in the county of Cumberland, yeoman,
deceased, by giving bond as the law direcn--h,
therefore requests all persons who indeb'td
10 he said deceased's estate to mike Immedi
a,e payment aud those who have any demands
Lele Cn, 10 exhibit the lame TO
WILLIAM BARTON.
Raymond, Oct IS, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15

THE .ubscriber hereby gives public notice 10
all concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and takeu upon himself the trust Of Execu or If
he last VIII and Testament OF Str PHEN An
DREWS, lste Of Scarborough in The county o..
Cumberland, Yeomfn, deceased, by giving bond
as the law dicecs--he therefore requests 81,
,ersons who sre indeb ed 10 The said deceased's
cstste TO make immediate payment, and those
W o Rave any demands thereon. exhibit The
same to JOHN ANDREWS.
scarborough, Oct. Is 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
Broadciotbs, LeUahtines, Sbaz0h. &c.
BARBOUR IL LINCOLN,

EXCHANGE STREET,
Lave jun received fuPerhDe Wen Of England
i i BROADCLOTH5-dc QUEEN CLOTH !,
fone very fine and nandiome-- brown, green and
corbeau HUNTER tLOTHS--brown, green
and black PELI5E CLOrHS-white, black
brown and green Levantiue SILKS, very hout--
black & co ored FLORENCES-meurmn Shave
large imitation Shaw's-'arge dama'k cotton
Shawis-womens late and black Wo:ffsi Hcie-
meas white black aud mixed worried Hoie--men )
* womens' white X black Il k tio,e-Gout Birth
Cottons--Gik, gingbam aud cotton Umbrella
Lineps<--linen Camhricka--couon Cambricks-
camb iN MusIins iupet6ne black aud mixed
CAssIMEREs--dark veltiugs-red FlannelS-
Guerniey Frocks-back and colored Naples few
Jug fix sept 8 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
Mem Cordagc. Establishment.


THE subscribers have the business OF
l. manufacturing CDRDAGE. AS they will
use good stock only, and have engaged Mr.. THoM-
As HARMON D, an experienced Workman as Fore
man, they venture to assure the public that their
Cordage OF the irst quality and equal to any made
in Boston, ard at az fair Prices.-ihey propose to
have on Hand AMERICAN YARNS, also, which
will he well manufactured and sold as cheap as can
possibly be afforded. They wllha constantly on
hand at the store Of JOAN Fox and at the Rope
Walk, large and full assortment of CORDAGE.
SPUN-YARN, BOLT ROPE & WORMLINE,
which will be sold either by retail OF in gangs, for
cash or on credit, FOR satisfactory security.-Ap-
ply to JOHN Fox, No. and 5, south SHE Long
Wharf, where general assortment Of
SHIP CHANDLERY
may be had--E. GREEDY, No. 1, Long Wharf, or
IF THOMAS BRowNE, at the Rope Walk of the
Hon. William Gray.
THOMAS BROWNE
JOHN FOX.
Portland Nov 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
Merino sheep and Wool

TOR fae Z full blood Meripo Bucks from one
to five ears old IS fu blood Buck Lambs
Go. 81 32--, do. Is l6--l do S--EnQurs of
Mr. Syv2rus Porter, North Yarmou h Mr. ona-
than Hall No way and Of the fuhfcrber in Port
Iand-hyo- $50 lbs full blood Merino WOOL
SO lbs grade do 3 aud Is Is Merino
Portland A. "a If JOEL HALL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
SCOTCH PL AID CLIO ks,

1T FE5CE PRIZES
FOR fac by Ohm KUH@ At Nos. 70 and 8
STATE ftreet-a var'e,y II well made and neat
" trimmed SCOTCH PLAID CLIO k at from 6
10 IS dollars each they convenient ar
tice for Gentlemen intending Gravel or who
are liable 20 be in any confde able degree ex
poled TO the iuclemency OF the approaching leaiou
hta-A few ready made Vets and Pantzioons
Of various kinds and co!ors
Bottom O9 Is 3m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15

THE Copsrine, snip he ofore existing ur.
e the firm of Flood & Wocdman was, by
mutual consent, dissolved on The 24h ms,
FLOOD & WOODMAN.
THE business will in future be carried or
By he subscriber at the store formerly occu-
MED BY Them SAMUEL WOODMAN.
Bald win, October 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
MORRELL JORDAN, D'y.a
Portland, Oct. 81, 1915.

10 The Honoarable Justices Of ihs tH9M
Court Of Common Pleas Hov a'ang :
|, Parts, IN tie county Of O1lo'd, MM ~
TUESDAY Of October, A. d. 1915
WILLIAM BROWN, Of Wstfri0ld . Il
County aforesaid administrator % tue ss'''s !
Eli Green J-~ell, late If Ws'erfra, os's 49,
nd Jude Converse of the same "s1''as
She " that ,be in.esalc Of The sad cum,
or hy bond under bis hand snd seal O. - =
Of NAV 2Otb, A D. 1912, olhg'tso anss~ .j Il
the form md enor following, gz taAsln S%'s
Grafton Of one hundrt dollars, Pid 70 =. H..
eli. the said Jewell would give dgad 49,, ~
deed unto Iude Converse Of The SANE , "'s.
ford, of certain tract of land lying - ! n
ford, and being part of lot NUMBER Wv ....t
bird range, and bounded IS follow. h "
at s,ske and stOnes at The sou'ns Al. J,rs!
ncr of said 10, thence north Sky IVY ~ 's,a,s
east, forty rods to sake snd s'O"..' I'D
north twenty four degrees west VI, ! a 81,
The Raker rosd thence SUI h. seventy 80
west, to 4 stake and stones sanunb -. IA
Of the Klgote farm $50 called So, ,sssl;tkI
twenty four degrees east, 20 me !" I'D -
bounds. Provided the said uoe s o. al
fully discharge a lease gi'enioE la ,,ss,s5
the ssid Eli leased 10 the said Iaasl II r<r
net;,ioners represent hat lie ssh Jus j Me-
formed ali the conditions 81 said ooao' = ~, sj@
FIRE nravs Ibis honorable Court TO tinpo' - |,
license hirs, the said sdmnstral9'',, .s : ! ~
good and pe.fect deed Of The s4ag id sas
said Jude, agreeable TO The ieao !, Il
And IS IN duty bound will ever prp aR0wN
WILLIAM pnU
JUDE COMES .s Ist III
BvEDWARD ANDkUS, At'0'''' II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
ASHES.

ySr ANTED 70 purchale Immediately, from tn
" Country,
TOGO Bglbelsg g0od hard eeood beaf- 4libes
for rhich an extra price will be given by The iuo
fcriher. near the stage Office, Maine iireet.
JOSEPH FERN LID
Portland Nov. /.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15

Ne1v Establishment.


No z. Deesing's RovU, EICH4NCE STREET
kE PS constantly on hsnd geOeral assori-
neot OF
CROCKERYS GLASS WARE
ha JUS received in addition 20 his form
Il kan assortment, of Tea Tr.ys--B"esd d.t O.
&c Lteg 5 snds-Plattd Csstosu-Fro Cla:>-
So Flower Pots--Cas or Bottle Pipes IL.
6LSO--An sssor;m ent of Mr. ZAcHARfAt
i owELL's TIN W ARE, Of eve'y description
I, ia Furniture, &c.
The above articles viii be sold as cheap ..
be purchased IN Town or elsewhere for cast
2 lends and acquslnt noes ave respectfully rf
lnes ed o call aud examine TO, themselves.
If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
ARED R1Y MdRE.

TsRuKa from her faaening al WarFen Cilberts
Ii a 3 10 ibis fowo OF he 25ih u't, with
l,osle o. her and has not Gace been heard Of
enc of her gartre JOINTS va, larger than the 9th
- Whoever will give Information OF her 10 Col
Durahan IN this tosn Or to ,he supicioer 10
y q :, IN. thasi be Handsomely eva dea.
M0sES LITTLE:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
ByEDW
petitioners.

Oxford, SIS III a Clrctaf t03 ~, sif
Pleas, began and holaen a. ~ lbsfs
and for the county q CTIo'a .o,s
Tuesday Of OCTOBER, A. ~ t., ssl3
ON the foregoing petition, oru s.',sl Dl
shing the fore sing petition s,'' .s 'r Il
Ho P'r, i0s I'll hrs week.
publication 20 be at least ihi''y !, sr.ou,
next term of this Court. that =, "a ,bss - =
es,ed msy then and here 'pps,r ~. - .DsuIJ .
# any they have, why The Pfy' FL
granted rrc uAMLlN (.
Attest, III Toe -
A true cory Of The Pea''0' ~ *:
Court thereon. uaMLIN
a test INV
Nov. 5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
FRESH GOODS 7

FRESH GOODS!
THE fubfcrihers hereby inform their friends and
tie publick that they have entered into buff
nels IN Ter the firm of
jerks & GILMAN,
at the fore lately occupied by Nathaniel Jenks.
near the falls, and that they are now opening
general sHorIment of
Enghyb, Wsf India, and Hardware
GOODS,
which will be difpOled of as low as at any ltore in
town
All kinds of country produce taken in paymen,
at fair prices, NATHL jerks
SAML. GILMAN
Northyarmouth, Nov.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15

THE conn xion ia business between w. <
z HAsxELL, is this day dissolved by mu' u,
consen.. All persons having accounts opeu, OF
that are indebted 10 sa,d firm by note or ae
court, are requested to cali on WILLIAM Has
EELL for settlement.
William Haskell,
Solomon Haskell.
Portland, Oc,o5er IS, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15

umberland, IS -Taken By ereeaisu Il
10 be sold az Pubic Eendne. on Ths,8.
ths 7th day Of December aext, al asj
clock IA ne forenoon, az The dvelarg Aax
Of Sefh Mitchell, Innhoidsr in AorE.ct
mouth
A IL the right in equity Of redemption lila
n Benjamin Prince Of Falmoutn, bas ID add
the following moFtgased Real Esait, il I'll
North y Yarmouth, bounded and described asltonl
viz : Fifty acres of Land in North Yarmouth, ID
the county of Cumberland, being part Of he iii
hundred acre lot numbered forty fine, Cd themS
side Of Royals river, being the same he sd Bp
iamin purchased OF Samuel Drinkwassr OctJa
9th 1907 also the one hundred acre lot nuns 4
forty eight in the one hundred sore dNfm
In said North Yarmouth, except what i hEn
out for roads, being the same tie said Benfm
purchased of James Gray, July !, 1883, fof lh ~
ticuIar description of the FIRST above meutioraa
reference may be had 10 Libra Al page 5n, Y
Cumberland Record, and TO Libra 10, page ~
the same record, for the other; the above deTua
premises are mortgaged to George Warren'Ss
sum of eight hundred dollars, payable in Ogs y''
with interest from the date Of said deed, siS =
of May, 1909.
MORRFLL JORDAN, D'y. args
Portland, Oct. 81, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15

HAVE lately published aud off for sale, =
wholesale or retail, at heir several Stores, u
lsrd, No. 3, Mussey's Row, Newburypo.i
and Exee,,
Massachusetts Reports. per vol IS So
Atbct on Shipping, a
Laws on Piesding s.
Bowdiich's Pfact.c Eayigstor u.
American Coast Pilot 70
HOgie's Tssso, boards, 2 vof.s 0. elegant,
4 engrsvngs 5
Psfish'. Geegrsphy "
School nibIes W
TesEmenls 40 cts. so
Cicefo's Seeci o lions /
Mu. az. English Reader ~
pr, SIT
Juvenile Spelling Book, stereotype edition
SO per hundred sheet s. IS PER
dozen, hauud. md 20 GEMS ..ngie
WsIsh's MereAntile Ara hme'iek 90
( Wsti's Palms fne rs ogs. common 50
v l4ge Htrmony i2,h edi.,on 90
Husba de. Anthems 2 IS
" s Loglok i W
Plgtia.ss Pc gress 90
Dunn and FfeFs Assistant 81
Village Ffer So
Hooper's Medical Dictionary ] 81
Mason on Sci Knowledge o
Dsy Of Doom, 81
Massachusetts Militia Law, with good
Index 10
P.pe's Essay on Man l.
Pfimmers O.
School Of Good Manners @
And hey nave us foi sale general and *
sensye assortment of Law, Ciassick, School an
Miscellaneous BOOKS; AID STATIONARY
=, If and regui4r BIS on prices. Bills # mos
B.nks ken a. par. and others al moderate dis
counts
Libraries and Traders supplied on the usu,l
erms, nd liberal credit.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
.S1RAYED.

FROM The subscribe last week,a small red
Cow .bout FIVE years old, with small white
apo under her bell, any information OF her VIII
be suitably rewarded, by l. Coli
M. L.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
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