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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-01
~ Just Rccesved
Direct from BREyugJy. By the
Subscriber.
go Cases German Glass
ware,

CONSISTING OF
Half Pint and Pint Tumblers, Hall INT,
Pint and Quart Decanters,
cases Toylet Pocket Looking-Oiass-
es, Lead Pencils, &c. &c.
2 hogsheads Coffee Mills,
9 do. Band Boxes,
9 eases Toys.
S do. States and Pencils,
900 Demijohns,
"a Liquor Cases first quality.
al of which will be sold low.
THOMAS MOUNT. s
August 81. Il.
For Port in the North Of EHrope.
Tie staal,lcs, fast sailiHg Shlp
Ek Geo. Washington,
;sss Joseph Wood, master, bur
- then about $50 hhds. tobacco
md having about one bali Of her car
go e,,gaged. For freight of the remain
der On reasonable terms, apply to
JOHN q. LADD e Co.
August .16. tt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-01

consist
Iron rim. and brass
door locks
Stock locks
Drawer, chest. Gesk.
trunk, cupboard,
AMI pad locks
II, HI butt. parlia-
mcnt, table and
chest hinges
Screws, bolts. latch
es, planes, CHS
sells augurS, plane
irsns, ccmpasses,
squares, hand pan
mel, tenant, sash,
and COMPASS saws
Mill, cross cut ant
PIT sd rs
Smiths files
Mil, cross cut, pit
and hagd-saw files
RasPs
Ivory, buckhorn, &
bone table q des-
sert knives and
forks
Pen, pocket, prun-
ing, butchers and
shoe knives
Razo;s and scissors
Drawins-knives
Brass conmode han
dies aud knebs,
cloak aad eurtaiu
pins
, dasd butt Hinges,
hooks, socket cas-
! tors, nails, stair
: rods and eyes.
chimney hooks,
: kettles, candle
sticks, and foot,
hnen.
Plated aud 6n'd br-
- lie bits, stirrups.
buckles & siiues..
martiusale hook
Sad spurs.
= great raries
Which he offers foI
terms wholesale and
An,rosf Of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-01
Adam Lynn,

Opposite the Mechanics BaHS. :,
Has rec received BY the ship Ocean and su,
perior,
q larse and general assoftaieat q
rRoysiiONGERY, Cutlery, plated and
timed saddlery, japanned' brass
consisting Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
SssN II.
GAZETTE !as News.
PORI' OF PORTLAND.


Entrances and c.eaances at the Custom House sisce
Nor. schr. Madison, Drinkwater, from Boston
- Regulator, hubbs, do
- Susanna, York, do
~ brig Agenora, Bailey, from Newport
IL - Nimrod, Greedy, from Boston
IL schr Lucy, Ward, from Lubec
CLEARANCEs.
NOT. sloop sukev, Haskell, for Csstine
= Victory, Stockman, Boston
10 ship Friendship, Tunison, Salem
sloop Hero, Dane, Hallowell
$ schr. Cephise, Deering, Norfolk
IL - Sally, Wyllie, St. Andrews
IS sloop Venus, Williams, do.
IS ship Elizabeth, Mcintosh, Charleston. sc.
IL Schr Trader, knight, Richmond
FRIDAY, Nov. 10. (
Arrived brig GaIen, Capt Gruby, 40 days from
st. ubes.--Sailed in company with ship William
Reyes, Wellington, for Philade pha--brig Fran
ces Loughead, for Providence, II. I--spoke, Nov
., lat. AZ, long. 81, ship Borneo, 80 hours from
Boston for Calcatta Left at St. Ubes. brig Des
patch, Babson, for Boston in DAYS.
SATURDAY, Nov II.
Arrived brig Fair America capt. York, 81 DAYS
from Newcastle, CD with a cargo of Crockery,
glass, paints, iron, &c, TO Hugh Smith, of Alexan-
dria, put IN here for provisions and repairs having
experienced severe weather on her passage--Nov.
49, lat a. long. 81, spoke ship Superior, Small "a
days from Liverpool, for Norfolk-sane day, ship
Liverpool Packet, from Liverpool, for Boston
Nov H. lat. IS, long IS, ship Liverpool Packet,
A days from Gottenburg, for Portsmouth, n. H.
Df the Isle of sables, spoke schr Franklin, from
the Banks, for Marblehead.
The brig Francis, capt. Merrill, of this port, was
left at Lisbon about so days since, to sail for Nor
folk the 21st of September.
Brig Fame, of Portland, 6 days from New Y ork,
for Waterford, Qreland,) was spoken Nov. 6, lat.
Il; long. 90
The Brig Betsey Dole, Lenox, for Wiscasset in
days, was left at Port Royal, (Mart.) oct. 60.
Nov. $, the brig Mary, from Eastport, for Port
land was spoken, having been driven off, and inten-
ded TO put into Philadelphia.
Ship Cumberland, Lewis, of Portland, was at
Turks Island Oct IL. repaired, and taking in load
ing for Newyork.
Brig Venus, Burnham. of Portland, arrived at
Newyork 9th inst. in 26 days from st. Pierres.
Brig Harmony, Nichols, Of Bristol, (Me.) ar,
at Newyork on Thursday from Tarks-lsIanf, in
f9days. 25 vessels were driven 20 sea ia the gale
of the 21st nlt. which lasted ! days.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
BED.

In Georgia, Rev. Aida Christisu, aged 40. a
much respected methodist preacher.--At Peters
burg, Rev. John Pots.-In Hsmihon, Mrs. Cut
ter, lady of the Rev. Manassah C.-In Quincy.
Rev William Clark, aged IS In Salem, the
youngest SON Of the Rev. DR.. Worcester.
In Cambridge, N Y. Mr.. Solomon Cronch. of
wound in The hand by cut of scy,he Among
the Memorabilia of the times, it is mentioned Of
the deceased, that he married. two sisters near
" at the same time. lived alternately. week at
a time, with them, and bad by each thirteen
children The two families lived short DIS
lance from each other in affection and harmony
and the two widows snd 2S children followed
the deceased to the grave
In, Rass Haven. (Con.) Col. Asa Dray. aged
75-an fi er in the revolution anda disciple
# Washington. He was firm friend 10 the
Christian religion and few men have rendered
more important services to their Country
In Philadelphia, Edward Tigman, Esq. an
eminent lawyer.
In No thyarmouth, Sd inst. Mrs. Elizabeth
Mitchell, consort of Mr.. Bella Mitchell, aged
81 On the 1t INST. Mr.. JohnCo iley, aged Al
In Falmouth on Sunday 5,h inst Mrs FRANCES
LEWIS, aged al years, the amiable consort OF
ARcHKLAUs LEWIS Esq her memory needs
not the AID e eulogy. and while her friends and
connects0ns deplore her loss, they have all The
satisfaction which can result from the plessil 4
hection ,,hs, as a wife. she was pattern of vir.
ue sid affection, rs Mother, she was kind and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
is-but just to add, that Ii, Morrow's con.
duct was irreproachable --Centinel

The Cotton Manufacturers of Providence
have agreed upon petition 10 Congress,ior
the prohibition by law of the importation of
all Cotton goods, (nank,ns excepted) the
product of places beyond the Cate of Good
Ho,te, and for additional duties on other
coarse cottons. they state lha, IN circle
Of 80 miles from Providence, there are no
less than l40 manufactures, containing
10000 spindles; that they consume 90 900
b4les OF cotton annually which produce
81 900 yards Of cloth ). the weaving of
which costs 2,227 900 dollars and which
In value exceeds SIX millions of dollars.
The persons employed are computed at
$4,000
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15

lHE Creditors TO III Estate of ENOLH
PARROT, late OF Cape Elizabeth, Mariner, dee
ceas.d, are hereby notifid bat further lime of
Two months from the IS h October 1915 hiss been
allowed by the Hon. Samuel freeman, Judge of
Probate for thescoun,y of Cumberland. to bring
in their claims, and that the subscribers VIII at
tend on that service at the store of Dodge snd
Emery or Ingrahsrn's wharf on NJ 'nday 90 h
Nov md Monday 18Th December, 1915, al 10
O'Clock A M,
PARKER ILSLEY, Jun.
THOMAS DODGE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10
ell Concerned, that he has been duly sfpoined
and taken upon himself the trust of Execu Or uf
he last Win & Testament Of RICHARD hum
NEWELL, lsse of Windham, in The county of
Cumberland, yeoman deceased, by giving bond
US the law direc,s--he therefore reouess all
persons who are indeb ed 10 the said decesseds
e-ss,e TO make imms date payment and those
who have any demands thereon. 10 exhibit the
same to STEPHEN HALL
Wim,hsm Nov. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
]. WINCHESTER,
HIs
To/etb Hancock s Will.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the laft Will and
- Teaament Of JOSEPH HANCOCK, late a
Oisfed in the county of Cumberland deceaied
teisate has been preien,ed to me for probate By
'Thonas Hancock, The Executor therein named ,
and that the Office Of the Regiler Of Probate fos
fad county and he 81 h day of December next At
ten clock in the forenoon are aligned for taking
proof of the fame, when and where al perfons con
cerned may be prefent 20 thew caufe, if any they
have, why The fad Will llould or fhouid no, be
approved and allowed Dated at Portland, 10 faid
County, this eighth day of November, D 1875.
SAM. FREEMAN, Judss # Pss6sts fer /ai4Ceaat,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
WILLIAM cox,
INCREASE ROBINSON.

ID ANYWAY from the fubfcribers re6dence ia
IN Newlngton, near Portfmonih Newhampfhire,
fervant lad pamed JOHN BOLLIS. aged
years, bound IN lndeDtures by the Overieers of he
Poor of the town of Bottom to ferviee until twenty.
one years Of age abou, feet or niche, high,
fho't dark hair and eyebrows black eyes, long
~biikers Write ree,h and fud fet of baihtni
demure countenauce and NOT talkatlve faid Hollis
was taken at the age offir years and always treat
ed with kindnefs in the family, worked at The
farming buineis. He took away with him new
Rriped blue and whi'e factory coat and ovsraIls,
blue Goth furtout Que cid brown Goa, and light
cioh trOwiers. one pair white ribbed and one raie
mixed wollen hole. one pair cotton dlsto feveral
yellow cotton handkerchisfs and other articles OF
clothing Ii is fuppossd that ne was ent,ced away
by one Levi Knight, who eft this place ,eiler8ay
pretending to be going 10 Ois6e d Maine If
iaid Hollis. will reiurn this mifdemeanor fhaII BE-
overlooked and forgiven, or iui able reward CIV
10 any perfon who ihall fend,or bring him hack.
All PeJlons are forbidden TO employ narboar OF
tsut Gid Jonn Hollis and matters OF vefes are
cautioned againa taking hir1 10 fea
WILLIAM WHITE
Newincton, Oct 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
Aamaistrator's Notices.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Administers
or n the estate OF JOHN BAILEY junr late
Of Porfl. nd, in the county of Cumbe rland, Trader
deceased, by giving botd as the lew Directs
He therefore Iequess all persons who are in.
debted 10 the Asid decessed's estate 10 make
immediate payment and those who have any
demands thereon, 10 exhibi, The sgme TO
JOSEPH ILSLEY.
Portland, Nov 8 1875,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15

DEpARrED from the relidence of w r. & C.
~ Stockbridge on Monday the 23d ut Mr..
NiArilial L Hobart, native of Hanover, A1afs
who i. apparently fomc deranged he is man
aoour thirty years old, about S. feet in hight, is
bald headed ADD wears fcull cap, had en- when he
went away dark coIoused coat, pantaloons and
fpencsr, he va ks with his eyes directed 10 the
ground Any perion VINO viii inform the fubfcr,-
oers by MALE or otherwiie where the laid Hohar;
Is. will confer great favour on his mother. who
j. poor widow woman, aHd very anxious 70 hear
ffom her fon. ".
w.R. & c sTo- KG2IDCE.
Nor.hyarmo, th Nov.Io
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
INSTALL 4TION.

On Thursday last, the Rev. MOSES Dow, was
installed to the pastoral charge of the Congrcga-
tional Church and Society in. York. The Rev.
Mr.. Emerson, Of Salem, made the Introductory
Prayer Rev. Mr.. Wadsworth of Danvers, preach
ed the Sermon, from Ill. Cor. CHI. iy v. !; Rev Mr..
Litchfeld, of kittery, made the Consecrating Pray
er; Rev. Mr.. Thompson, of Berwick gave the
Charge Rev. Mr.. Webster, of Hampton, gave the
Right Hand of Fellowship and the Rev. Mr..
Porter, Of Rye made the Concluding Prayer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
Military tyranny.

correspondent has sent us from Phil
'xlphla, pamphlet OF sixty pages, entl-
w. Tbs Vindication Of Caftain JOSEPH
aEAf, late Of the 2lsi u. S. Lafantrv,
'nna she .dTROCIOUS CALUA1NY
ap'shendedin Major- General B, owns off
nasrs q the battle Of CAihhequay If
n'sments in this pamphlet are true
MY mostly are Official documents, and
-.'ss Of Courts-they prove an instance
nu'a'y tyranny and abuse of power al
q unparalleled in the annals of despo-
= Capt. /. we believe is yankee
= IN Zen. BRows's report he is thus
1aptain Treat, who commanded it Ia
q guard retired disgracefully, leaving
'u''oec man on the ground"
aeoered Captain reat, on the spot,
as ron The army and as ] am anx-
~a' no officer shall serve under my
Z Au, VINO can be suspected OF cowar--
,scs'se that Capt. Treat and Lieut..
=. s ao was also with the plcquet, be
y. som toe rolls oil the army"
i, lug oy the pamphlet that Captain T.
rsceo IN disgrace on the 5th July,
sas continued therein until after the
IAN ae war-some,ime in confinement,
Jared from trial until April 1915;
on e,n May was HONOUR ABLY
Il !, led by the Court,--which &C
,n r delay of nearly two months,
onl p0sed BY Major General BRowN.
'' % such facts is superf,uous.
IN ~ reader Of Gen. BRows's despatch.
k.a a..ollect the surprise he felt, when
ze.s' 'ast The name Of Captain Treats
sd,s i" was omitted in the printed Re-
IA rs oa'tle which olaxoned his to the
,;.a ~. what must be the indignant
~, :, q all impartial men, when they
n. me probable Cause of this omission
oe Lieutenant was brother to the
Il, .s'emiah Morrow-a democrafick
IwAo !. s.0Hgress from The State Of Ohio ;
kn.s'" Course, had voice in the an
Anu Promotions to Office l..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
Nov. IS

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO
oil concerned, that he hiss been duly sppoin ed
and taken upon himself the truss Of Admnsirs.
tor on the estate of ELI All HUNNEWELL.
laie OF WiIdham,n the county OF Cumberland,
yeoman, deceased, by giving bond as The Law di-
&C ---he therefore requests ali persons who are
inds bted to the said deceased's estate to make
immedis;e payment and those who have any
de nnsnds ,lereon, To exhibit the same to
ZERU 3BABEL IL JNNEWELL.
Winah am. Nov. q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10
all concerned, tina, she has been duty sppo.n,s q
and s-en upon herself the ,rus, Of sdministIasri.
on the estate OF RALPH CROSS, late OF PosI--
land, IN The county u Cumberland, Merchant de>
ceased, by giving bond as the lew duects-sLe
therefore Feauf SIS all persons who nse indebted
To the SAD us cesssd's ATE 10 m-ke lrnns 90
ale pa,r,cn, j. md ,tose Who have shy dsa.s nds
therto 20 exsstblt The me 10
JANE CROSS, o.
EzgKiELW HIrN ~, lao. her Asssa n=y.
Poglaand, Mgr \, i5lS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
AGnlinfstrut0rs Sale.

RY virtue Of au hor;ty from the Hon. Samuel
= freeman Figure Judge of Probate &C for he
County of Cumberiand-wi!l be fold at pubic
Auction, The remainder of the perfonai Elfate Of
Henry FROST late of Peiepfcot in faid county,
Gentleman decealedat the lase dwelling house OF
laid deeeafed in Peje. foot, on v ednefday. tina
twenty ninth November mn at one cock P NJ.
coniitng of the following articles vz Three
Cows two heifsrs--two swise Ok sheep one
Say & Harne(s-wi'h fundry other articles and
usenfls, WILLIAM FROST. Aasgin5arafsr.
Pejepscot, Nov IA, 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
MARRIED..

At Medford, by the Rev. Doct. Osgood, Doct.
SAMUEL WEED, oflhis town. TO Miss MARIA
CoNpY, of the former place.
In Bath, Joseph Phrague, Esq. of Thomaston,
to Miss Mary M. Marsh.
In B-.hei, by the Rev. N Cresey, of Norway.
Rev. VALENTINE LITTLE, of Salisbury, N. H.
missionary, to Miss MARY CLARK, of the form
er place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
MASONIC.

On Wednesday, Nov. /, Freepo1 lodge, at
Freeport, was consecrated, and its officers installed
in public under the direction of OLIVER BRAY Esq
Deputy Grand Master of the District. The public
services were commenced by an appropriate prayer
from Rev. brother DANIEL WESTON, followed by
sacred music from select Choir. An Ingenious adj
dress on the Origin principles and influence of the
Masonic institution, was delivered by JOSIAH w.
MITCHELL, Esq. Master elect. The ceremonies
of Conservation and installation, were performed
with great propriety, and reflected honor on the
institution. A solemn instructive, aud very afec-
tonate charge was delivered by II. W. brother
BRAY. The exercises were closed by a devout
prayer from Rev. brother JACOB HERRIcK, Past
g. Chaplain. II.
The Brethren then returned, in procession to
their Lodge Room, where they partook of boun-
tiful, and well provided dinner, prepared by broth
er JAMES JAMESON.
To large and respectable concourse of citizens,
besides numerous collection of Brethren, the eK-
ercises of the day were highly interesting.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
r. STEVENS,
EXCHANGE STREET,

EXCHANGE STREET,
HAS received Bombazetts; fca-les Peie Elan
me- Ladies fate and black worried Hole |;
linen cambria Poke, Handkerchiefs; Cobweb
Mullins; Brtiih Cotions Ribbons; black and
white Italian Grapes !; black aud white Cyprus /;
black & fancy coloured q ( Handkerchiefs Th, cad
Laces a handfome aTortment of LutsftrIngs &c
&c Nov Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
v,rl;ke people-Bur THE TEMPLE or
.,opY MUST BE RAISED ON THE RUINS
,,arRrY-AND OUR BLENHEINs,
-.oup PALACES OF SUCCESSFUL WAR,
90 BUILT ON THE WRECK OF THE
LnrrAGEs
ALRxANDRIA, NOV. 6.

ALEXANDRIA, NOV. cs
!. o,arm.--On Friday evening last, be.
~ he hours OF 9 and 10 O'Clock, the
80. n the vicinity of the Mechanics
/ ! we're alarmed by the cry OF murde' (!
~, A number of citizens repaired inn
s.,ely 20 the place whence the cry seem
] nroceed theory was again and again
~.,.d--but they were unable to find
:. ,hey came from. They were COM
ns !, length to demand, Where are
1 ~ and were answered by voice as if
s.hIed by the blows of the murderous
an /. In the chimney J" 10 the top
h - house they repaired, and to their
.,ea;shment found one of the sable sons OF
"a, vedped so fast in the chimney that he
IA move neither one way nor the other.
. -, of the chimney was torn down be-
!. could be extricated from his disa-
..hlr situation. On being taken out, he
h, i had been instigated 20 enter the
L...e for the purpose of plunder, by some
...oouer; but his story Was not belived.
yss house was occupied as grocery store,
3 uessrs James and Jacob Dougless, and
X oresumed the fellow had been more
's,ssssfuI in similar attempt last Christ.
q, IS the coat and wais,coat he had on
e. recognized to be part OF many things
B .a;eh had been stolen at that time. He
u next morning examined before the
s,yor, and committed to prison tor further
1a.
Il Il seems as If the ancient dominion was
solved al all events, to repair the error
mich she had fallen into by giving US a
Washington for the first magistrate. In or
|kr,hat We should know nothing OF the bies
mes that surrounded his administration
! rr next present was the Heroe of Carter s
fountain. Here we underwent sort OF
#tnurstic purgation denominaled an en-
{lugo, which emptled the treasury while
Trimmed the merchant This comfortable
=lxtot seasoning served to prepare US tor
IA greater calamities in reserve. Her
jmDrgative blessing was the Hero OF Bla
gnsbalg who Infinitely improving on the
|Inmily OF his immediate predecessor de
yhxd war against the greatest naval powel
1.-THE globe, and by SO doing exposed GU
mole range of sea coas, to hostile depreda
Mn. Our ministers at Client, to shew
IIn, It was not the intention of our govern
Itxnt,permasently to occupy Canada, stated
la this would expose our seaport towns to
lnliIe aggression. This was precisely what
N administration did and the very case ur
ldb, our ENJOYS as too bad even TO admit
|sisn argument, actually happened. We
,Rn next, We understand to be blest with the
hidsntial patronage Of J4mes Munroe.
Ahaeround of folly or of madness, MIR.
llsdisOn will leave for his successor to en-
l'gs and improve, it is utterly impossible
lnnjectuIe. Thus Tor eight years OF pub.
lFpusperity, Virgini, has given US nearly
l'd public misery. and promises to ex end
Hbenedictions for four years to make up
txore. Washington'was the parent and
as'son the scourge of his country, Madi-
ahsr despoiler, as to Mr.Monroe ~!
Bal. Telegraph.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
&ort(a)19.
Wednesday, November Is, 1915.

From France.
BY an arrival at Newyork, from Nantz, in
AZ days, Paris dates TO the 18th of Septem-
Der, have been received. At this time no
treaty between the allied powers and the
King OF France had been announced, nor was
it known that one had ever been agreed up
on. A
The French papers mentioned that the ne
gociations, in future, would be carried on by
the KING and allied sovereigns, in person.
Iii also stated that Mr.. Wellesley Pole had
insisted upon important concessions from
France to secure the future tranquility of Eu-
rope
The trial of Marshal Ney was not complet-
ed, but he was INDUCED with gseater liberty
than the other state prisoners.
Murat, the Ex-King of Italy, had obtained,
ii IS said, permission to visit his wife, who
was in Austria.
Jerome Bonaparte has obtained permission
to remain in the Kingdom OF Wertembur:-
@<o--
In our paper Of the t8h utt. was published Con.
undrsm relating TO Bonaparte and the Island o.
81 Helena, achich pas copied into sererat papers,
some wititom any credit being giren and IL other.
as coming from the Delaware Gazette. THIS is moi
the first an hich articles hare been copied from
our paper, aoafh expressions Of doubt as II no gooc
rui, inteiecualo moral could be gathered from ON
eastern Sosi. We hare only 10 remark, that III,
conandram about mhich, editor did moi k,ao,c Il
'ctom The credit Of making IL acas due acaS prtien IN
thas fonn and first published IN the PORTLAND GAz
ETTK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
Sale at Auction.
BOOKS AT AUCTION.

On Wedneiday the 9th December next,
a Tone o clock r. M az the Office Of Gen Al
ford Richardfon, in Northyarnou b he
Library corhaing principally on Theology, ofthe
ate Rev Thomas Greene deceafsd.
CALVIN 2TOCKBRIDGE, lit for tbs Ess atorss
Northyarmouyh, Nov IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
NEW GOODS.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,

EXCHANGE sTRGKT,
TTAVE iulf received an ex,eafve afTor ment of
/ / Goods iuIted to The preieat and approaching
feafon-among which are
BroadcIoths Levantine and Florence
Cahmeres Silks
Hunfers Cloths Imitation Shawls
Queens CIoths Mourning ohawis
re.ide Cloths Men Beaver Gloves
Coatings Wooden Cloves
Fearnoughts Women's kid, beaver &
b mbazetts fix G.oves
Wilhcurs Silk Hole
Scotch Pisids D2msik Table Linens
Fannels Linen Cambrcks
Bookings Cotton Can,bricks
SNa lins Cambrck MuAns
Foref G. oths Fancy Mullins
Satunet;s Dnotes
Blankets Coiored Cambricks
Toilinete and Swat Black fix Hkfs
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Cotton Vefvets Fam aud piaIded Rib
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Mems black white and Printed Cambrics
mixed Verified Hofe Back Grape
Scotch knit Hole Brown Liaen
Guernfey F. ocks Buckram
Bri,tih ShrIing Cotton M,llenest
american ditso Fine Cotton Balls
Linens Italian Sewing Silk
Silk. Cingham and Cot Silk Twilt
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