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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-17

At meeting of Electors in Essex North
District it was unanimously agreed to sup
port the Hon. Jeremiah Nelson for member Of
Congress, to fill the vacancy created by the
resignation of the Hon, Daniel a. White, who
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-17

We are happy TO learn that donation Of fifty dol
lars has been made by Ancient Land Mark Lodge
in Portland to the Bible Society Of Maine-and
that thirty dollars has been presented to the same
Society by Kennebeck Lodge in Haloweu.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-17

Internal Tqres-- a 4atio-1l lnteIhren-
Ger intimates tlat some OF tue internal taxes
will be abolished anl others Unfinished by
Congress next winter. -bs nav pass As
sort Of anodine with the deuded followers Of
Madison and his partizans, but those who
have to pay the Sc taxes will not soon forget
that il was the madness and folly Of demo
cratic rulers and measures which imposed
them upon the people.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-17
FORT or PORTLAND

Entrances aa4 c.e0ances the Custom House since
las.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-17

has accepted the appointment Of Judge Of
Probate for the County Of Essex.
Mr.. Nelson has formerly been member
ofCongress, is by profession a merchant, an
in politics firm and undertaking disciple Of
the Washington School.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
IN TOWN-MEErING,
M rphori. .6nrnal 90

Newhors, .fngnst %, 1915.
UOTEp and Resoipevi That the Town -Treastife
be charged and directed to commence prosecu
lions, after ten days public notice in the newspaper
printed in this town, on ali Notes and demands du
or which may become due. in lis hands, belongnI
to the town, unless the Town Council shalt adyis
otherwise, On account Of the supposed inability 4
the debtor OF debtors 10 satisfy The execution whc
obtaired. .J 49,
IL 10 also further Voted and ResOiUed, That the col
lector be charged and directed forthwith to pfoccc
by all means ih his power where payment is not n
uediatey made, TO enforce the law FOR collecting
such Taxss as yet yemAin unpaid, and that third
commissioners be appointed, one of whiehto at,ey|
each Collectors Sale of Real Estate, and bid for I'D
same 10 the amount Of the Tax and Cost. TO tan
the Deeds In their joint names in trust fof the tow
and ihat they be authorized 10 give the Collector Z
Older on the Town-Tfessurer for the ar,ouot.
IL 10 aiso Vosed and Resottsd. That the above III
solutions be printed in both the Twsp~pers IN I'D
town Uifns@
lsept6.1 JONATHAN ALsiT, 7sra- Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
WRirfNG.PAPER.,

IOsIAH o sHFW las Just received from
J pfandywine, Hartford and Taunton Mills,
Fsar Hundred Reams PdPEk,
consisting Of cap. no and /; pot, no. and 90
pcssne no; pressed and vcIlnrn, letter. royal and
mi drawing Psp.r--mak,ng lis assortment quail
aoy in the s,a,e--sll which hc will sell On the m
reasonable terms.
.aso, ji,st re,. 'ptd G'ld fs- saie.
1000 Of tx. te'cbN,cd New.Vork rnrMERs.
ehssis. 60 Avg.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
MORE NEW GOODS,
BY the last 1rriV0ls,

a RICHMOND will open this day large as.
As sortmcnt of rAsonable GOODS, socl as finc
and low priced black, mixed and blue Broadcloth
Oass,n'eres, red, black and white Flannels. case
bombazetts, Of all coors, black and col'd Luz.
strings, with general assortment Of Fancy Go ps,
which will be sold cheap for cash Sbt 6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

200 bbls Tar,
Fer sale By
wHEELwRIGHr g. LOPEZ.
.N':wPrrs, .fngus. so, 1915. 3w.
Treasury Defar.menf, 5A August 1915
NOTICE.
THE proposition contained in the Notice which
was issued from the Treasury Department on the
I5h of Juno last, relative to the cicuation of Irca-
sry Notes, has been generally adopted ~ the State
Banks, with the exception Of those whct pay their
own notes, on demand, in god silver, md hose
which are specified in the supjoined list
The principal object OF proposition - 10 contrib
ute 10 relieve The country from the embarrsssmen,s
produced by the want os national rircnia,,nr mn :
dun and, in that respest, 10 secure the co-opera
lion of the Banks with the Treasury Thus, the
Notes Of the accedng Banks, Treasury Notes. and
an issue Of cents (Which is preparing at The Mint)
may afford an adequate medium tor all local pur-
noses and for the purposes of remittance, from
place TO place in the same State, or from one State
70 another State the Treasury Notes, which, by a.
yreement are ssuable and receivable at par By all
the accsdng Banks, throughout the Union, will
serve, some degree, 10 overcome the exisIpg me
sualities Of exchange.~
NOTICE Is-TH2REFoRE HEREBY GIVEN, that in
a,ructioos have been issued to the Collectors and
other Public officers, are employed in the collection
and receipt OF duties, taxes and other public dues,
nrohibi,inr them from receiving in payment thereof,
from and after the LIST day of October next, the
notes of the Banks which are specified in the sub.
ioncd list, aud requiring them only TO receive in
payment.
!. Gold or Silver,
Q. Treasury Notes,
q Rank Notes tother than Notes issued by the
Banks specified in the subjoined list) which
are current at par, al the place of pay ment.
AND NorIcE is hereby further given, that from
and after the said day OF October next by agree
rnent of the State Banks (other than those which pay
their notes on demand, in gold silver, and those
eoerif;ed in the s1bloned lis'l Treasury
Notes will be received, credited and re.issued at
par by each and every OF the said acceding Banks
But it is not intended, or understood, tha, the sad
aecedng Banks to receive, credit and reissue any
Treasury Notes, which are now due and payable,
or which shall hereafter becoms due and payable,
and for the payment whereof, funds have been, or
shalt be, assigned at the prope: Loan Offices
A. J. DALLAS,
Secretary Of the Treasury
List of Banks whose Notes are no, to be received
after the lst Of October, 1915, in any payments TO
the United States
Banks which have positireiy declined he Treasur-
trobosit,on.
The Bank of New Yo.k,
The New York Manufacturing Company,
The Bank OF augusta (Georgial
The Middleton Bank (Connecticut)
2 Banks zsdich have siues answer 90 ,he Treasuy
Proposition and niieh do not OF is beiieved) poy
their rofes IN sbecie.
In Ven York. The Bank OF America
The Union Bank,
Tire Merchants Bank
The Bank OF Columbis
(iIudson)
The Bank Of Hudson,
The Ontario Bank,
The Catskil! Bank,
The Orange Counts
Bank.
In Nsr yersev The State Bank, Eliza
beth,
Tbe State Bank, Nor
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
New Feather Beds and Feathers.

I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and FcathI
IL Beds, from 20 to as dollars, kept constant
tor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER
No. 2, Claries-ssrets.|
lie has or Lane an assortment Of Mattresses Of !
kinds. .NewpOrs. March 39. lSf5.I
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

Dry GoGaS and Book Store,
No. lo4, Thames-street, Newport, r. !.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
CKANSTON & SHAW,
Have Tor sale, az .heir ,for,

Hate for s0!e. sf their siors,
Ia pipes Gin ); IL hhds. do. 7 do.
Rum 90 bsls Bread; IS boxes Soap 50 20 Choco.
's'e' II do Candies. .lIay 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

Broadcloths end Sst,inets, and variety
of GOODS, too numerous to particularize, which
will be sold at less prices than has been usual in
Newport
0e J. w. EDDY returns his thanks for
encouragement given him in his business; and soci,s
the call of his friends the Island and fellow.cti-
zens; every indulgence in his power win be afford.
ed aud nothing charged for shelving Goods
.he1f,rl .Tuh 10 lSl5
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13


Green & white Lustrings;
CAS- 81 Grecian sha wis,
patiers,new and elegant;
Italian black Crspcs;
Lilac < purple hair Cord,
and tape strip'd Mus,ins, !,
Jackonet Muslins
do. hkf's. for Crava,s /;
plain and fgur'd Lenoes /;
brown cotton Bandanas /.
Madras HandkerchieEs /;
Cotton Cassimeres
Dlmities;
4.4& GA white Cambrics;
furniture Chintz;
mourning Caiicoes;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
DRY GOODS.

1? IGHr cases of English s French BRY GODS,
IL Of various kinds, received blythe last arrivals
from England just opened. and fer sale by -
JAMES HAMMOND,
AT MS
Dry Goa4s and BOOK Store,
No. lo4, Thames-s,reet, Newport, r. I.
NEW BOOKS.
Jast received and for sale above,
Magic Of JveahL, novel by I. 5. Surr, author of
Winter in London.
Discibine, move, by the author of Self.Con,rol.
Guy .Maaneriag, or the Astrologer, by the author
Of Wayerly.
new edition, Of the remains of Henry Kirk Hhise
.9l,o, fail and complete assortment Of SCHOOL
BOOKS, Of sll kinds.
A new supply of the best of EsoLisH SrArIoN.
AIRY. at prices as low as ever.
Like5sise--an additional supply Of
Paper Hangings and Boafdtrs.
Newport, august9. 1915. IT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
IMPORTANT ARRIVA.
This Day, Jaiy lsfd, wiH Sc otene6 for sale,
JOSEPH w. EDDY's
Fancy and Variety Store,
the following J.
CHOICE GOODS.
We -

light fancy DO; a
undres sd, do;
dark Al Ginghpms;
buff aud pink do;
black Bombaze,ts /;
black and blue Ratinetts
"a Dsmask table Cle,bs,
at the sterling cost
Russian crimp'dNsTkins;
white and colored cotton
Hose ; w
white fring'd satin Rib
bons
British shir,ings,
| SC. &c. &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

c~TThe priaters appointed 20 pui '.h thc laH's of
lae United states, VIII iasc. .as atcyc no.ies once
4 ,vce< va Oc' 1.
yaasEu -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13
NEW GOODS.

80 NEW GOODS.
p. P. REMINGTON, No. ia. Thames.st
uAS just received an extensive assortment of
u English, India, French and American Goops,
which will be sold remarkably cheap for CASH
.insng T0hich are The toiOring.
Broadcloths; black, blue and mixed
Cassmeres; Flannels; black. brown and red BON
taretts /; Ratinets; superiine uniress'd Cacoes !;
Prnts; white Csmbrics elegant silk half Hkf's /;
striped and seeded Musns jaconet do. silk Iikf's
long and short kid Gloves cambrc Dimties com
mon do. i; Nankins; elegant Vsstngs; Ribbons.
r. p. Remington has received an assort-
ment of American Goods, which will be sold at the
factory prices. Ne.sbor,. J,.ly s.
HWsE FINE SHlKTINGS.
r. DDY has received few pieces of his SUI.
1A peror rs American shriings, which for rex.
ture and finish are unequalled .7ugus.9
II AP
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-18
HaRTFORD CONVENTION.

THE PROCEEDINGS OF
N CONVENTION OF DELEGATES
Convened at Hartford, in the State of Con.
necticut, December * ,o,A
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-11

could calculate to hoM Great Britain in check.
rs degraded and oyerpowe-ed-Indeed, her very
existence is in jeopardy, because she is not willing
to receive monarch, who has no claims TO her
friendship, but that Of having sanctioned her IN
vasion, and marched, in the ranks ofhe. deadly
enemies. into her (not his) capital. 1900
congratulate you most sincerely on the brilliant
success OF ournavy against his majesty of flsiers.
1t is affirmed here that Decatur has made a treaty
Iofpeace with the Dey--one of the conditions is
no tribute in future to the pirates. This forms a
glorious appendix TO the catalogue Of OUR naval
successes in the late war with England"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-11
Nkw.yoaK, Oct. S.
From RoRpEAux.

FtsOM .bOhDEAUA.
Tie East saili-s. scr. Gov. Shelby, Meek, ar.
rived here yesterday morning, from Bordeaux,
which port she left the 10Th of August, and Cor
dovan re 96h. Capt. NJ informed us, that all
Has Guet at Poyyleaux, and that the Duke and
Duchess of Angouiemc arrived there from Paris
on the 19,h of august.
Our French papers by the Gov Shelby are no,
40 late as those we received by the IIOratio from
Nantz.
Capt Meek, oe the schr. Governor Shelby, on
ms outward passage, July Sd, in lat. 10, so, lon
%, lost overheard, J. Dillingham; seaman Of
Newport, II. I. Blowing fresh breeze at the
time, every exertion to save him was made in
a letter was received in town Yesterday, from
a naval officer be..snging to the Mediterranean
squadron, Dated .1fcans, .7ugusf GOTH which
states, that com. Decatur was about returning
nome IN the frlgate Guerriere and that the
Whole ct the U. $. squadron under the command
OF Commodore Bainhrdge, would sail for home
about The middle ofSeptember."
The letter says nothing about war with Tri-
poll.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-11

Iran''a'sd far NE Do''or Dafiy .9Huereser and
Weekg @f,s'enger, frou Leycten ea6crs Z, m.
s'''t 4--recsiosd 6y the .2o,sferdo5u Fucker.
LsYpEN, July 20.
ne assertion Of The jacobins. that Foucbe
.,au DeFaysd them, sppears 10 be confirmed bv
spe iouowing Documents, by one Of which It wifi
ne seen ihatthis politician, on the OH of Iupc
miesed 70 tbe dixie OF Wellington ~ place thc
crown OF France on the head Of that prince. who
would consent TO hold Il Of tic nation ,,p5n cer-
AN condtlons. fHeic follows the letter III gon.
u appears farther, BY the following articles
ma Fouche,ln announcing 10 L,iiis, ihtt the MO-
vlslona government was dissolved, acted az 10
9resdgni. and ,liat tbs sieo, Car from beoor arr
Ell by item
Saturday u'ornug, reif 3, the day oftbe kines
entry into Paris, the AIonitaer contained the fol.
lowing
The commission Of government has inform.
ga the King. through the president that il bas
Just dissolved Itself The peers and rs,,-,qer,s-
YES imposed by the late glverume,. have rece;,-
- Notification to tins effect. The chaDbe,s
ire dissolved"
Thisaticle produced acurious corresnonde ,..
which follows ~ de0
Letter from the members OF the con,niss;, ., oe
government 70 his exccleDcy the president o. fabs
commission.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-11
INTERESTING.
TRLaL OF COLONEL L.qBEDoYERE.

70 So-O''T%> 1"1bEDoA E1tH'
lIhe fohoninF sketch Of The trial # the celebrated
Col Leideofoysie, is cotiedj from Paris PAPER Of
Me 16ih .9ngftS.--a 3ateT edited nldei' tie inn
'n-oInte s"perintc':d1nce gffhe CensPi's IF Lotas
l8th,}or 7ehicb aLiorpauces ,nast be made.
CrRANsLArED ron THE DALrINunE rArnior.1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

r order of the Circuit Court Of Commoa Plea,
- holden at Portland in and for the couniy Of
Cumberland, on the hra Tnefday of March 1919,
will lie fold al pubic auction on ,he fifteenth day
Of June nexr AZ lwo OF the clock 10 the afternoon
the iourhweaeriy half of the houfe together with
the barn &land which JABLZ TRUE,ia,e of Port
land. yeoman deceaied in h,s life time bought Of
Ebenezer Davis. lying in Falmouth, in the coun,y
of Cumberland, near presumicot bridge, contain
ing abont one acre, fuhiea 10 the widows dover !;
70 much of taid rea eftae as " II raise the fun
of two hundred and eighty Eve dollars for the
payment of debts and charges = Sale to b. on the
premifes. ELIZABETH s. TRUE, Admiu,ltra-
trix of the eit2te of izid Jabez True.
AD.H5. 1875
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
FOR SALE.

/. o be fold, the FArm of The fubfcriber in Cape
i Ehzabeth whereon Dr. Charles Hay now lives
containing about Ico acres, having good orch
ard from which has been made the oeit cider (32
bbls' year, ever broughs into Portland market
There il good farm house aud Barn on laid farm---
barn as by SO feet -houle a. by 80 feet & 500
rods of lone wall. ADo- abou. 80 acres of Land
in Cape Elizabeth on the Welt iide of barren hill
with a fine young orchard thereon --Aso one
piece of salt marfh containing 81 acres one
piece containing 4 acres, and one other piece con
laining 2 acres, with the aock on the tarm and
farming tools, &c--lf not fold at private iale be
fore the hrif day Of May next, they will then be
fold at public auction at the farm on which Dr. C
Hay cow lives. al eleven clock A, w
@. Z, VAUGHAN
For conditions, &c. apply to E. CreeIy No J..
onE Wharf. Portland. March g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

THE fubscriber hereby gives public notice 70
al, concerned. that he has been duly appoi +.
ed aud taken upon himieif the trui of Executor OF
the laIt Will and Teifamenr of JOSIAH BERRY,
late Of Weftorook III the county OF Cumberland
yeoman, deeeafed, by giving bosd as the law d.,
rects-He therefore requeils all pertcns who are
indebted to the faid deceased's eha,c to make i'm.
mediate payment and thole who have any de-
mands thereon, 10 exhibit Ihe fame TO
PETER LUNT,
March %, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
March %, 1915

M the fublcribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Efq. 10 receive
and examine the claims of creditors 70 the eftate IF
RICHMOND LORING, late of No,tb,a,mo1.5, in
the county Of Cumberland, yeoman, daceaied, re-
preiensed nlovent, do hereby give notice that fix
months are allowed TO faid creditors to bring in
and prove their ciaims-and that we fhaIl attend
that iefvice At the Office of W. Barrows on the fec
ond Saturday Of April inf. and the Eve following
months. HOWARD RUSSELL Commit
WILLIAM BARROWS 8 Goners.
Northyarmouth, april S, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
LONG BOAT.
County of Oxford.

THE Cire1it Court of Common Pisa MD
- was TO have been holden 10 Parn, ID d
county, on the 6rlf Tueidsy of May ner, iii
an aa of The laa term Of the LegiaaIurs ,tss
TO the fecond Tuefday of June next. An r
Cons, therefore, who are therein corcsrnH, HI
notice faid act and govern themlssa by d
fame
BY order of the Court.
CYRUS HAMLlN, Col
Paris, April ~, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
American Manufactured Goods.

American Manufactured Goods.
No z, lNsGys Rem.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Aimy y B,own Of
j Providence, who keep him conitanily fuppsd
from their long known and well efablifhedfact-
ry at Pawiucket, with general afortment Of
american Cotton Goods,
CONSISTING or
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filling
2& Sthreaded white & coior'd Stocking Yarn
White and colcred fcwing Cottons
Shirtings- -Sheetings-C -Checks-S,ripes
-Chambrays-Bed Ticking, &c.
~ Shopkeepers in town and country and peo.
pie in general who with to furnifh themfslves with
the above articles, will befuppied At the Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
r CAUTION.

TIE Publick are hereby informed, thar III i
hahisan,s of the town Of New GloaceRgrk
lag 10 have the Laws for the due sbleFyalak
the Lord Day enforced, have choisn twerJia
perlons, fuch a. they deemed proper, for Ty6s
men Of iaid town, iarge number Of whom halg
met, think proper TO souiy the pub!ck, lha <
cording 10 their beil fxiI aud judgement ihgH
determined 10 enforce the laws, providing daii
due obfervance of the Ssbba.h. and 10 proissuat
perfons who may be found within laia sosni Z
o.ating the fame
re, e,etY Of tbs Tytbisgmss
April S, 1875 ENOCH FOGCi tbsvsH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
Drugs sJ Medicines.


JOHN CUE,
INFORMS his friends and the public that he
keeps conlanty for iaie, at lis old fand in
EseLugt Street generai aaortmeot of DRUGS ssa
MEDICINES OF genu.ne quality, On reaIonable
terms
"a Dsans Kbeassatis PiRs, Lsss BiLiou PHI /;
F,a.k, RSf1safiVs Ehxsy Wbea.oas IT'D Ointmeat !;
ZB,mp,en's Eye Water, cTe. tie 5e
or MEDICINE CHESTS Of different
hzss and prices faibsy fst sP and oii repair
cd at fhors notice aud every favor thankfully &C
knowiedget.
Na,eb 6, 1915. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

About nine o'clock yesterday morning,
The body OF Young Woman was discover
ed on the Jersey shore of the Delaware, il
Dadd's Cove, about miles below the city.
4e inquest was shortly after held, when
beeAthe evident marks Of violence, tie Ju.
r
20 II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

Il HE fuberiber hereby gives puo',e .Vs ,aOsis5
I concerned that be has been ouJ 'a,ar ,ar d ~
and taken upon himfelf the truit q pgSS6II
lal VIII and Ief:ament of ABic az r,nxff
late OF Nor,hyarmou,b in the eoun'y =. ! ,ss ~
Widow deceaied, by giving oon0 I, 'r,o. xho'
rects-Iie therefore requeis a. n,kf
Indebted to the .aid' deceated slls'1 l.s, auJ =
mediate raynent and thois ~no =
mands thereon, TO exhibit The nus nrv gElDGt
April 18th, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
Tbomas FinJ0n's Eaais.

~S~"'.NS JS''
a PPLICAIION having been made 70 nss
4 \ Subfcriber, Judge of he Court o. pfooasa
the County of Cumberland, by THonss fhe'
one of the Heirs of THOMAS FlNs0N Ns
Pejipfcot, in faid County. Esq, Deseaisd' y :
Warrant appointing fome fuitable I'ercIa 2 y. y.
DiviGon Of the Real Eifste OF isid Deetaso '1's y
The Heirs, or to order the whole 70 hIfn : g.
Son of the faid Deceafed in cafe IL eaDnos . !. !
vided withou, great prejudice 10, or ip0ans Z
whole - The faid Heirs are hereby no''iss =
iaid application will be con6dered BY me- as,s, sr
bate Court, to be holden atthe Houis O ~.
S Eitabrook, in Brunlwick, on tie hiis Vs. =
day after the third monday in May nshs s..
O'Clock A. M when and where they may '' -
thereon.
Dated April IL, 1915. .,,ru.x
SAMUEL FREEhAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

i HE fubfcriber hereby gives Fuolif TO-; ass.s
concerned. that he has been guy sFlax a,,x
and taken upon himfelf The srult o. as" s,'us M
de bons non on the efla,e of MAI HAVE o.~,s.
NETT late of Harpfwell in the county y ~ AZ :, b
and Mariner decea!ed, by g'ying Ovus ID
Law directs-He therefore requeits az Ps'" n,t
are indebted to the said deceafeds eH.'s - Il
immediate payment; aud shoie who na'' =
'DAA'' s''-' = ISAAC BsaSsl'
April IS, 1915, -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
NOTICE..
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THOSE indebted to the la.e firm Of BELKNAPP
: and RUNNELLs. are requcffed to call at
John Muiley, jrs ofice for iettemen,. The Gub
tcribers snxious 10 have an immediate iuh.
nenS of all their partoeffhip concerns
c. STONE BELKNAPP,
]. n. kUNNELL5.
Portland. April "A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
LONDON, Tan z.

LONDON, an 3.
Shocking accident. "A molt melanchol-
ly occurrence happened in Bandon on
Sunday morning: ii being Chriitmas Day,
the Roman Catholic Chapel was unufu
ally crowded with perions at early fcrvice,
when an alarm was given that the gallery
was giving way the greateit conlterna-
ton and confuiion enlued plumbers
were feen leaping from the gallery into
the aiir, and from the windows into the
itreet, By which many were feverely inju
red and bruized and in the crufh in
coming out of the houlc fix perfons
were unfortunately killed, and upwards
of thirty desperately hurt. What rem
ders this circumitancc mott melancholy
is, there being no caufe for the alarm,
but the falling of one of the gallery
forms. The chapel fufsrcd material
injury BY the breaking of windows,
doors, ratings, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
IANuARY a.

JANUARY 4.
On Sunday lat after the performance
of the funeral fervice over the remains of
woman i'll Shoreditch church yard, and
when the coffin had been nearly covered
with earth, moan was heard from the
grave, which arreGed the hand of the
grave digger it was followed by anoth-
er, which convinced him that the found
came from the coffin. No time was loft
by the perfons till remaining around the
grave to oDcn il, when the woman was
found itrugling for breath. She was i'm
mediately carried into the veftry-room,
where lEe revived, and was fhortly after
wards Carried home.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24
7AKEN UF ADRIET.

DETWEEN Hog liland and the ain, on Fri
~ day the oath ult. = MAST, the owner may
have il by proving property and paying charges,
on application TO JONATHAN MOODY.
Falmouth. March 9eh, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-24

Laf week. VIM. Green, of Gainfbo-
rough, (aged 38) while drsiiing horfe
at one ofthe prn cipal inns, received
from the animal fuch violent kicks, and
was 70 feverely bruifed, that he died
An inquelf was held, when dssdand Of
Iol, svGs laid nfos the esuner sf TIE bs7s.