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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-27
WILLIAM OXN ARD,


WILLIAM OXN ARD,
NO ls2.6ey RorC,
yFAS received from Rileae il.rd. al IT5rnent
american Manufactured G59ds
Ylz
White and Blue Wa p Yarn from No TO &c
White and coioufed threads,
Gnkh4ns and oftipes
8 aud Cotton Cheeks
Diapers, Skn.iDgs shee .ngs. &c.
J4a 81.
r merIcan manufactured Goods.
No = A1s6s,'s Ror,
JOSEPH pOPE, agent for A.my y Bsoaua Of
] Providence, who keep him con!antiy iuppied
from their long known and well eifAbIihedFsct
~ az pawtncket, with general xifortment of
1nef;ran Cation Goods,
CONSISTING or
Single Yarn for Warp aud Fnling
2 x threaded wn,te 4 co,or d stocking Yarn
White aud coioied iew;ag Cottous
Sh,riugs-Sbeetings-- Chec ks--stripes
Ginghams--Chsmeraya- Bed Ticking, &c.
~ ,hopkeepers IN iowa aud country and peo-
pic in geueI al .~ho With 10 furnih shenslves win
The above Articles, will bsiupr:isI at the Fatiory
prsces,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-27

1 HE iubfcribers have formed a come kion in
i trade under the aam of CRAM q MASON.
and ofer Tor lac al the fore lately occupied by N.
Cram, genesaI aaorsmeot Of
NJ. 1. Goods y Groceries.
N1HEMI AH CRAM,
Portland. Feb. II ANDRgW MASON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-27

Iiarrifon, Ian. %. 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-27

PHILOLEGIS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
NOTICE.

October al, 1stS.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
October 81, 1915.
BELL TAVERN.

TIE subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public in general, that
he has taken the stand formerly occupied
by Mr.. Henry Bush, ardlatcly by Mrs.
Robinson, where he has opened
House of Entertainment.
which Will be known as the
BELL T4VERN.
He has been particularly careful 70
employ sbliging and attentive Servants &
Holsters and has also provided himself
with the best of liquors, and will spare
no pains to reader his house a comfort
able retreat for the weary traveller. or
other eu-s,s.-families travellingito the
different watering places the ensuing
season, shall be accommodated With
sepa,ste apartments i,anascesi~ Cited
up, aud their stay rendered as comfortable
as they could possibly desire.-He will
avail himse,f OF every opportunity Of
providing Oysters, and will, at shsee
notice, when they can be procured, furnish
SuPPers to such gentlemen As viii favor
him with their communicable trusts
that by proper assiduity and a'tealion
TO business, to neri. share of the public
patronage.
JOHN c. CLARK.
[ II
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
Timely Notice.
To Waggoners, Farmers, Mil
lers. Droyers SC. &c.

Iers, DroVers Sc. &c.
A LII the Banks 10 Baltimore, rsfus.
IA ing to take the Notes of any Of the
country Banks. Georgetown, Washington,
City, and Alex andrIs in payment or on
deposit (when they are not paying specie
for their own notes. has caused many of
the Merchants also 10 decline receiving
them in payment of gcods-conseguentiy
they are bought up by TIC Brokers, and
shavers al discount of from three toiive
per cen, (aud they calculsfe that they
will be down TO 80 per cent & more in Il
short time.)-They are then placed into
the hands Of The Flour purchases and
by them passed oil at par 10 Wagon
ers and others lin payment Of their pre-
duce) who do rot know he double trick
that is played on then.-Iu order 10 pnt
a stop 10 such trailiek, you are particu-
larly cautiohed not 10 receive any but
Baltimore Bank Notes in payment Of all
or any article you may either take or
send to that Market, So 40 to cause
reaction in faycur or the country, and
the country Banks Too much of the
produce taken 10 that market has already
been paid for in deprecated Bank Notes.
AN EYE WITNESS.
TIE Printers ia Virginia and Mary
land will deserve well of their friends
by rpbli. h!rg The above.
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-DIED-

On the 12lh inst. Mrs. Sarah Kiug consort
efCol A. King, resident of Hampshire County
Va. For the satisfaction of survivors, and i'm
justice to the character of the deceased, we
state that she supported her last illness, with
christian patience and resignation. She clos
cd the mortal scene with hopes full of irnmor-
tally. Within about FIVE minutes of her dlsso-
luton she was heard to anticulate these
words. =" My conflict is over, there is no more
rest Tor me until am in the arms fmy Jesus, -
Thus she died. supported by the consultations
OF that religion which hath brought life and
immortality to light. Mrs King has left
tender husband and eight afiectionate suryiv-
ing children 10 bear in mind the loss of the best
of earthly friends. She was loving wife and
fond mother; in conversation she was easy,
oheartul and agreeable her temper was
meek, Lcr department humble, and her gene
Tosity sincere. To retaiiate injuries, she ap-
peared to cherish little, or no ambition but
was always disposed to put the most favorable
construction or what might be the designs of
Others, She appeared to breath q spirit of
benevolence towards the human family, and OF
&C ~'!acential delight TO all Of amiable char
acier.-RIt alas she is no more for time
IL ber death society has sustained weighty
'osSi-refatives have been bcreaved of a sooti-
ing trend, and the visible church has dis
missed worthy member. but let 1T be re-
inenOcred her spirit lives;--it has taken its de.
pnrture rom She BODY on The arens of faith
and wings Of lovc;--,t has waited its way to the
o'mes Of immortal glory. and there, in the
bright realms of everlasting day, bebolds the
beutics Us Sav,Ours face. relieved free from
TIC obscurity Of Il mortal veil Her mortal
part has been laid beneath ibe clods of the
valley lit TO lcngcr speaks the language of
Inc living but in silent, solemn accents calls
upon the living to consider their latter end.
Behold all you that pass 0y,
AS you are now so once was Il;
AS am now must you be,
Prepare for death and follow me.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31

THE Stock Holders in the Ashby's
Gap Turnpike Road Company. are here
by notified 10 attend at The honse of Mrs.
Rust, in Paris, OF the first MONDAY il
December next, for The purpose of elsct-
ing a President, four Directors, aud a
Treasurer, 10 serve one GEAR, and doing
such o her business as may be necessary.
BY oRicr OF the President and Directors.
A. GIBSON, Treasurer.
Middlebuss, Oct. a.. 1915 tide
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31

6SYd regiment, fut' complement, COM
manded by Col. Bingham (who was
on board the NJ arrived at Madeira
got supplies, and sailed 26th Aug. for
st. Helena. Passengers in the Nor
thamberland, the ex-emperor Bona
parte and suite, for St. Helena. 1t
was understood at Funchal, that Napo-
leon enjoyed good health, was very
cheerful aud in high spirits. No per-
son was permitted from Madeira to
board the Northumberland (which did
not come to anchor except the Scotch
consul in his official capacity as Navy
Agent.
Paris, Aug. 22.
Lyons enjoys the most perfect
srRnqnility--the quantity of provisions
mas not been incrsased-commerce re-
sumes lis activity. American orders
have been received for z or millions
OF silk stuffs.
Rcnaparte, it is said, will have at
St. Helena y space OF 20 arpenss to
walk in either alone or with one of his
friends when lie will be allowed TO go
oat, au eseert will guard him. Neutral
ships will not be allowed to approach
st. Helena ati5 when y sail is espied,
Bopaparte viii be shut up in his en-
closure.
I" An Rrpesn is 100 square perehes
efiS Feet each.
General Sayary is still in small
ship on the English Coast. Ills not
known what has become of General
Lailemand.
Paris, Au@. So.
Count Regnaud ST: Jean d'AngeIy,
ex-minister Of state to Bouaparte, &c.
Set off this morning for Havre de
Grace accompanied by his son, to en-
bark for the United States of America.
He had been confidentialIy iuformed
that wisdom and prudence rendered
such voyage necessary.
ScaHolds are erecting round the
triumphal arch Of the ThuilIeries, for
the purpose Of removing the letters N.
and the eagles placed on that monu-
meut-aiso the figure of Bonaparte
placed against the vault of the interior
of that triumphal arch.
august rs.
TIVE daysa ago Madame Ney waited
on the Due de Rohan. It is said that
some days before, this lady had appli-
ed to great Monarch to intercede
for her husband, but that the answer
she received was not favorable.
Leghorh, .ahg. g.
We arc assured that Joachim Mu.
rat, who found means to embark, has
Joined h!s wife in Austria.
Hamburg, .8ug. %.
Private letters from Paris say, that
their maieslies the Emperor Of Russia
and the King Of Prussia will return in
six weeks to Berlin, by way of Frank
fort. The Emperor Alexander will
then go TO Wsrsaw.--Na at. Int.
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THE GAZETTE
IF IN CHESIER-
TUESDAY,, October 81.
MONEY WANTED.

Those of our f. lends, ,oho may be in
arrears for Papers or advertising, and
actose business may require their at
tendance IN to,on the e11sissstngg Court, are
respectfully requested to cali, and dis
charge smch Grrearages.-" The Prin-
ter wants Money, aud - would
be glad 10 have it," Tia season for
laying IN Pork, Firswood, Clothing, &c
&c. g.. sc. is fast approaching. A
small hint to such as are disposed to
take r.. aoiW De sufficient.
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w arniDg.

Forwsrn all persons from harboriue OF
Il employing my Apprentice Boy VIM.
Scarf, except Edward Slater. whom I
have made choice of for said Scarf to re-
main with, the residue Of his Apprentice
ship:
JOB S. HENDRICKS.
October 81, 1915.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
w anted Immediately.

A N Apprentice 10 the saddling bust.
IA ness. A youth OF The sgc of four
teen or fifteen years old, who can conc
well recommended for his honesty, and
industrious habits, may meet with imme-
diate employment, by applying 10
HENRY BEATTY.
October 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31

Mtyc Shenandoah Company,
vESHE Members of the new Shenandoah
n Company, will meet according to
law in general meeting. at Newmarket,
on the IS til day of November next. The
meeting Is wished to be as full as posi-
bic.
CHARLES A. STUART.
Pre,ident,
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BY Sundays Mad,

Foreign Intelligence.
ontinuntion Of Foreign News from
London papers 10 the 9th Of Sept.
received at the ofIice Of the New
York Evening Post.
Iaris. Aug. 81.
ORDINANCE OF TIE KING.
Louis, by The Grace Of God, Kiug of
France and Navarro, 10 all, &c.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
Notice.

THE Partnership OF Newbrough and
4 Hendricks was dissolved by mutual
consent on the Goth inst.
JOSHUA NEWBROUGH.
JOB S. HENDRICKS.
October 81, 1915.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
NEW STORE.


a the Citizens of Winche,ter and the
public generally, thar they have COM
menced business in the brick house lately
occupied by Mr.. Hartman as silver
smiths shop and nearly opposite rhe New
Bank where they offer ter sale
A rery general assortment Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfine and common Cloths,
Do. DO. Double mild drab, do.
Ladies PeIise Cloths,
Supertinc ard common Cassimeres,
Fianneis, Cords and Velvets,
Rose, Point and Striped Blankets.
Elegant Laventine, and Florence Silks,
Black, white and colorcd Satins, and
Firgipias, Cambria, Leno, and figured
MrsIins, Bombazetts, Grapes. Irish
Linen. Shifting Cambria, Shawls.
Ribands, Waistcoating, Wors;ed ard
Coston Hosiery, Calicoes, Ginghams.
Cyprus Gauze. Patent Lace, white and
Brown Tick!enburgs. SPIN Cotton,
OF all numbers.
Hardware, Cutlery. Saddlsry, Brass.
and Japanncd Wars. Sugar, Cegec, E.aS
and Ground Alum Salt, CopPcrass. &c.
sc, &c.
Which will, On examination, Is fsurd
as cheap as any goods in Winchester and
viii be sold on fair terms.
LANE s. BRONZE. r.
October 81, 1915.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

ne latest accounts by the Pacific,
Capt. Browne, from Liverpool, are to
the sth September, with London dates
TO the 9Th, and Paris TO the Sd Septem-
Der, at which period the British ships
Of war were dismantled, paying off,
and the seamen discharged immediate.
ly on the arrival of the ships in port,
ard it is stated that the Peace esta-
blishment is to consist of eighty yes
SETS only in commission, of all discrIp-
tions.
The Hon. Mr.. Bagot (son to Lord
BagoD appointed Minister Plenipoten-
tiary to the United States of America,
is detained at present from embarking.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
BosroN, June S.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

On Saturday, arrived at this port. the
snip .iito, Captain Glover, in So days
from Liverpool.-0m' Giles of London pa
pers,b this arrival, are to the Oath April !:
and we find them filed with much interest
ing matter. In the sabjoined extracts, it
will be seen, that the south of France, in
Gliding Marse;!es, had yielded to the new
order of things-that the Duke of Angou-
Iieme, deserted by his friends. had been
compelled to capituIate--was afterwards
taken prisoner and finally released, on the
condition that Lewis XVIII should restore
the crown jewels, taken away by him when
he left Paris that the king OF Naples
had commenced war against Austria. ard
already obtained some advantages and
that immense bodies of troops were advan-
cling towards the French frontiers, over
which 1T was expected they would immedi-
ately pass, and commence the career of
that sangainary warfare, which seems now
to be Inevitable. Among the public docu-
ments, the most important one is that of
the allied powers, of the 25th March, de-
claring war of determination against Ma
poleon Bonapartc. This paper is Given
below. Tie other documents, which swell
o"e Hh.sF pnS5So Az llS iLoltuOu' prlHISs anu
for which we have no room this day, are
the Report of the French Council of State,
dated Paris, April Q, wherein the Decla-
ration o. the Allied Sovereigns OF the 18Th
March, is, for the first time, made the sub
liect of remark and recrimination and
| their conduct, as well as that of the house
OF Bourbon, denounced as base and peril
dious, in having violated every stipulation
OF the treaty oil Fontainbleau, as they re-
garded the Emperor Napoleon and his
family. Subjoined to this report, is let
ter from Caulincourt to the French minis
tiers OF Foreign Courts, announcing the
complete formation of new dynasty; and
the subsection of all France to It's ordinan-
ces then follows o letter, (see below said
to be written in the hand writing Of the
Emperor, addressed to all the sovereigns
of Europe. There are also several procla-
nations from rhe respective sovereigns of
Austria, Prussia and Spain, full of hostility
against the despot of France and in that
Of the king Of Prussia, spirit Of ANNA
Ition, that cannot fail Of rousing the native
valour of his subjects, and rousing kin
bred glow OF philanthrophy in the breasts
OF other neighbouring monarchs. Ga@.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
.sdhs SION Of .sogth Of France.
PARis. April II.

Pans, April IL.
The three colored lag may now be consi-
dered as flying over all the Empire. IL is
probable that II would be hoisted Yesterday
at Antilles and Marseilles. as soon as
the news shall be received salute of 100
Ipieces OF cannon will be fred at Paris, in
|all the tortresses and on the coast. to an
!nounce the termination Of our civil discern
tons. :,
April 10
An army OF 10000 men is assembling in
the environs of Chambery. General Co.
rard had established his head quarters in
that town on the 18th. Marshal Grouchy
lis daily expected.
"A corps OF observation is collecting
round Berfort,more than q, 900 strong, I'M
der the command of Lieutenant General
Lecourbe.
Marshal Bruno has set out to take the
command of the army of observation, con-
sisting OF $4,000 men who are assembled
lat Antilles.
a telegraph despatch, dated April IS.
1915, addressed by the duke of Aihufary
to the minister of war, contains what fol-
lows:
On the 10th, Avignon and Tculon hois
ted the tricolored flag. The Prince OF
tsling has caused a hundred pieces of can
non to be fired, and has published pro-
clamation full of the sentiments of all good
Frenchmen for the emperor and the coun-
TRY.
IT. GEN. eRoUoHY TO THE MINISTER AT
| WAR.
The expedition of the duke of Angou-
lleme is terminated. The tricoloreJ flag is
Ihoistedin the south. The Duke OF Angou-
Ileme, driven by my troops, whose advan-
Iced guard occupies Douzere, having he
bind him Gen. Gilley, who had debaucheti
10y the bridge OF Saint Esprit and on his
ies. tiank tie national guard ef Dauphiny,
has capitltiated. Abandoned by all the
troops OF the Inc, he retained only 1880
men and six pieces of cannon. Heis con-
ldpcted under . strong escort to Cettc.
where he is to embark.
The Duke d'Angoleme, surrounded by
| the troops sent against him, was Obliged
ito capitulate on the 9th. He was immedi-
lately placed under strong escort and sent
Ioff to Cette, where he is to be embarked.
There : letter from Bonaparte to Gene
!ral Grouchy upon the subject, IN which he
orders him to demand from the Duke an
obligation to restore the crown diamonds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
STATE PAPERS.

%e'c Treaty Of the allied Po,cers.
In the name of the holy and undivided
trinity -
Their majesties the Emperor ofall the
Russias, the Emperor of Austria, the
King of Prussia, and the King ofthe united
kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
considering the consequences which the
entrance of Bonaparte into France, and thu
present situation Of that kingdom, nsy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-14
afairs Of the Allies.
LONDON. ApriI

hoNDoN, April 10.
From private and authentic channels,
the most recent from the continent, we
have ascertained the following important
facts:
.rhe advance Of Tie Persian force pass
ed Dresden on the 10th, so thai therc Is
every reason to believe that the Emperor
Alexander will ever anticipate the neriod
when he promised to have his imrneus.
armies on tie French frontier.
The allied sovereisns are to leave Vien-
ma on the 18th, and proceed to Frankfort.
The Prussian army in the field amounts,
according to returns, to 10000 men,
Their headquarters are at Namur and
Leige. They are to be joined by ano-
tber corps of 10000 on the 25th, next
Tuesday.
The illustrious veteran Butcher has.
without hesitation or jealousy, accented Of
4 command under our hero the Duke Of
Wellington. Never did finer and more
enthusiastic army form under the banners
OF more distinguished leaders never had
an army more righteous cause to main
tain
The allied headquarters are now NJ
Newport, Courtray, Ath and Gralnmont.
A letter from Leghorn of the 9th ult.
received in the city this morning, confirms
rs III our statement respecting Bfurat.-
1t expresses no doubt Of his immediate and
hostile advance, and concludes with an
opinion that British property and Shipping
will no longer be safe IN that port.
It was on the 2sth March t!lat the new
IdefiDitive treaty Il alliance between AUG
tria, Prussia ard Great Britsin. was s;gneI
~ order to pat an end as soon as U0ss;ble
to the power of the usurrer in France
The treaty of Chaumont IS taken as the ba-
SIS. The number Of troops which each
81 the front united powers engage to bring
INTO the field is ized at 0,0GO men. The
Portuguese minister has accedeh to thia
treaty wiihOutreserve. The Spanish Minis
ter reserying the appreciation Of his kinc.
The Swedish Minister has sent to his court
for instructions. Denmark has likewise
acceded to this alliance on condition of the
execution ofthe treaty ofKieI.
Fhe high allies have agreed in no case
to receive dispatches or proposals from Bo-
noparte, but every where TO send back b;s
Hays of truce at the out-posts.
The high allies have demanded from the
French the delivering upof Gonsparte, and
also a strong guarantee for the future main
tenance of peace and order. In case Of
refusal, they will march their whole force
into France. Spain and Portugal have en-
gagged to send 10000 men into the field.
Letters from the Netherlands state. tbaa
" it is most confidently mentioned thai
Lord Wellington had been appointed gen.
eralislmo fthe allied armies and that IT.
was estimated the total force 10 he brought
to bear against France, would exceed s00,-
600 men,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
FoREIe.N INTNLLIGENcN.
Continuation 9f Foreign ae.ss, received By he
.4bciiHo at Boston.
CHAMBER or REPRESENTATIVES,
6ItIi1g n w 21-.M Laltniaais $3.50

sitting efJnae 21-.H. Lagaaais bresidlpg.
Gen. In Fayette--This is the first time that
have raised my voice within these walls. and
feel the necessity ofopening my whole soul to my
colleagues. In time Of public distress, the true
friends of lberiywi perhaps recogn ize this voice
which has always been raised in its defence. and
never has been mingled with the cries of faction
The sinister reports, which have been surreptiti-
ou5ly circulated for these few days, are now real.
ized our armies have suffered reverse, and our
territory is threatened. It is to YOU, representa-
tives OF the people, that it belongs 10 rally the
nation around the tri-colouFsd banner of 1889
That sacred standard which is The signal Of the
revival Of liberty, independence and public order
II IS 70 you, that il belongs TO summon the whole
nation to the defence Of It's rights, is ipdepend
ence and rs territory against foreign usurpaton,
a veteran Of liberty, and repeat IL always
stranger 20 the spirit Of faction, am about TO
propose 90 you those measures, which our present
critical circumstances mpcFiously require, and
hope Chat Tie chamber viii feel the full necess.-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-16
C%UMBER Al.

france Under the yoke ofEugland-that eternal
enemy, Of France. (-IHe general 7aiee Of The
Chamber dsa9prOvcd these cords Of she ;adGsereef
speaker
On motion of NJ Solgnac, the assembly unan-
mously declared that the abdcation of Napo-
lcoh bonaParte is accepted and that the Tx
ecutINe Committee should be Immediately cho-
Mr.. Henry Lacoste requested leave to read 4
letter which he and several other members had
just received.
ms letter announced, that, by secret orders,
zen thousand troops ofthe line are to arrive in
Faris, to organize &c A 10 Yen,lsp,a;,,e.v and To-
provoke &C An 18Th of Brunaire' This letter al.
20 expressed wish that the National Guards
should be no longer commanded by General de.
voted to Napoleon
IIe Minister Of War said, this letter could be
amply reiutedby the SIMPLE fact, that all the
loops IN The department of the Seine, were
col Col, handed by Generals yalence, Sebastiani.
ana orenier. While | have a command. no
frenchman need fear treason. Lively ap.
plausesl "F
It was decreed, that on motion of NJ. Rsr-
nauit the deputies to be sent TO the allied pow
erS' should be chosen by the provisional govern
The sitting was suspended: and the commit
rElyse F'i'''e ''0
AT O'clock, the sitting RECOMMENDED. Nj.
i.'u,J ain%s, the president, mentioned, that Napo-
icon had replied to their address That the mn
MEDIATE cause ofhis abdication had been the inte-
rest OF France and Of his son, whom he recon-,
mended TO the justice of the chambers and the
justice OF the French people.
Inc choice of the three persons on the part
OF tne house was then made-See ab.ye.
After long discussions in both houses. the three
members chosen TO form the Proyinsciai Govern
ment, are the Duke of otranto, (Fouche) minis.
Ter OF the General Police-Count Calnot minister
OF the Interior; and Gen. Grener.