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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-27

Commissioner of the General Land Office.
QJ The Printers authorised to publish the
Laws OF the United States are requested to in.
sert the above three times.
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~. IT Is respectfully proposed, that there
shall be an emission of treasury notes, for
the service OF the year 1915, to the amount of
fifteen millions OF dollars, on the following
plan
j. The denominations OF the notes. shall he
such as the Secretary Of the Treasury.
with the appreciation of the President, may
direct
@ The notes Of the denomination Of 8 100 g,
upwards shall be made payable to order,
and shall bear an interest," Of 5 aud IS per
centum per annum.
3. The notes of "A denomination less than
100 dollars, and not less than 20 dollars,
snail be payable to order, agd bear an in
terest at the same rae, on shall be payable
to bearer, and bear no interest as the Sc
cretaTy ct the treasury, with the apprOba-
ton Of tue president Of the L. 5. shall
direct.
3. The notes Of denomination under 20 dol
lars, shall be made payable to the bear
CT, and shall be circulated without int
rest.
5. The notes shall be issued, and be made
payable at the treasury only but any por-
ton Of them may be deposited win the loan
officers OF banks throughout the II. States,
for the purpose of being put into general
circulation.
6. The holders OF the treasury notes, not
bearing On interest, may, at any time, eH-
change them, in sums not less than 100
dollars, for certificates Of public stock,
bearing an interest Of seven per centum
per aDnun, and rredtsmable Tor : 2 wears,
from the date Of the certificates reSpec-
lively.
Z. Tie notes shall be receivable: 10 all pay
merits OF tle States but ~ such cases,
,hey n,ay be re-issued
:. 'IbS notes payable ~ AZ sorusi install
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56032, o3E GO
From this view it appears, that WAYS and
means must now be provided foe an exDeu-
d'tue OF $50, 053, 034 So, in the year 1915,
independent OF such additions as may arise
from the contemplated establishment Of a
sinking fund, iii relation to the public debt
created since the war, and frsrn any other
neS object OF expence, which shall be author
ized during the present year.
Z. TIE Ways md Means If the Treasury fur
1915
ne outstanding and uncollected revenue,
at the commencement of 1915, has been con
sidered as applicable to the payment Of the
onsatished balances OF the appropriations for
the preceding year and, consequently, only
such parts OF the revenue, rs shall accrue,
and be actually received at the Treasury,
during 1915, can be embraced into the re-
sources Tor the current service. But il also
follows, from that view Of the subject, that
the Treasury is entitled to be credited in
1878, Tor the excess, in the provision of
ways and means, to meet the expenditure Of
1914.
Ibis excess, Consisting OF cash
OF outstanding revenue, and
OF an authority to borrow, or
to issue treasury notes, a.
mounts, as above stated to
the sum of 39Ts 600 %
The net sum receivable into
the Treasury, in the year
1878, foT the duties on goods
imported during that year,
Cannot be safely estimated at
greater sum than 1,OOO,0Oo
The direct tex will probably
give to the Treasury during
the year 1915, sum Of 100000
he internal duties, old and
new, and postage, on an esti-
mate which IS stated in the
schedule a, will probably pro-
duce, in the year 1878, IA sum
II 7O5o0o
The sales Of public lands will
produce, In the year 1915,
sum OF 100000
| The amount Of Incidental re-
ccipts, from miscellaneous
sJurces, will probably be 100000
4
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6O,125,so9 So

Surplus Of ways and means, 4OgS. 875- ID
Ihe surplus @t ways and means for tho
year 1915, will be applicable to the esta.
blishment of the contemplated sinking fund.
and to the payment of any additional eSpen-
ces that Congress may authorize.
in making the present communication,
feel, sir, that have performed nv duty ~
the Legislature of the country but when
perceive thai more than forty millions Of dol
lars must be raised, for the service Of the
year 1915, by an appeal to public - credit.
through the medium of Treasury notes and
loans, am not without sensations of e,.trcme
sohcitude. The unpromising state OF the
public credit, and the obstructcd state Of th-
circulating medium, are sufficiently known.
a liberal imposition cf taxes, durra ihe see
sion, ought to raise the public credit, were Il
not tor coaoteracting causes but it can have
no erect in restoring national circulating
medium. it remains, therefore, with the
wisdom Of Congress to decide whether any
other means can be applied to restore the
pubic credit, to re-establish = national cir
culatug medium, and to facilitate the pere.-
sary artiCipations If the pubic revenue. The.
humble opinion Of this department. on the
subject, has been rcspe fully, though frankie
expressed on former occasions ard it re-
mains unchanged.
have the honor to be, with great corside-
iNiO'iJ oAs Johl ilipSN cpO St'tSt,
Al. DALLAS.
u ~. Efhes, Es0.
Chairman Of me ConD,ifteepT
Ways and Means.
scHEpuLE A.
I RElsURT -DFpAuTNrFr
Revenue Ohics
SIR, '''''O'r 10 1913
have the honor, in compliance with vos
request, 10 submit the annexed estimates OF the mo
dueN of the existing Internal Duties and oc The add
ons duties proposed 90 DC laid b. the bills now bef re
Congcess the first statement exhibiting tho r,slp,s
ioran entire year Sitsr the respective durs sa b ~
tull operation, ard the last statement she,v-
ING the amounts that may he expected IN b. rc,;vs
from eaeh duty during the year 1915 It NAV be mo-
per 10 add thot the materials 10 not exist for Eron,
estimates, with regard TO the new duties. on which
perfect reliance shonid be rsposed
am, very respectfully, Jour cbcdisnt ,etva-t
ST. SMITH
~ t,on missioner ol the Revenue,
Hon. Secretary Of the Treasury
lts No
EtsDidrs IF Ne brof1tcs Of ire eTis,,f. ;,,,--,,J M
res md ofHe br06ssc odiifo,gqf oi1iss ~. ~, -
IRE ysaf GfIsr hAy sbaR n II, Mqper4Gg,,
22'Dnp' 5000
SSstl"sVs so 80
- J" ~"'uon sCD,s00
Licences t. retailers oc, -
Licences fox ''.il' th ~ Joy 90 ,p;sf,s &oroo5j
Posiag- 60 -
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s.0OO,OOO

57,17O,5OO So
From this statement, therefore, it appears
nat the charges on the Treasury for 1914,
amounted TO 67,694,590 70
That die Ways & Means
Of thei Treasury Tor. 1914 a
mounted to 57,190,500 So
S524,O90 II
And this excess 81 charges on the Treasu
~, amounting 10 524, 900 17-1OO dollars be-
smd ,he ways and means actually appropri
Nted. vii be payable cut OF the revenue, M
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-01

collected on the S1st Of Dec. 1914. Rrt IN
dependent OF the general view thus taken of
.ne existing charges on the Treasury, and of
the ways & means designated by law. for fhc
service OF is It "a necessary TO preseut n
statement OF the actual receipts and d:sburse-
ments Tor that year.
Ihe aet~o! receipts at the Treasury. t,u-
ring the var 1914, amounted to the sam Of
o-c'VoI ,oolS3, and consisted of the following
items
The cash in the Treasury on
the lst of January, 1914,
amounted. as above stated.
ITO 20 $500 S5,i96,4s2
Treasury, during the year
1914, amounted, as above
stated, to GIL c11 osa E,
The cash received nj the I'rea-
sorry. IN H'e ecrr 1914 IN ar
cotSie ~ hue ieaus aad issues
OF treasury notes authorized
III 1913, amounted, az above
stated, 70 1890 ess
The cash recei-
we'd at the
treasury on
account of the
loans author
ized i'll 1914,
amounted in
the I'd quar-
ter, to 6,o87,o11
In the Sd quar-
ter, to 2SI5O6O
In the 4th quar-
ter by esti-
mate, to 27o7SIO
The cash recei-
we'd ct the
treasury ON
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S15,125,9o9 IS

But Il appears, that the single
item of public debt will re-
cure in the year 1875, a sum
OF i5,493,145 90
And that the revenue (indepen-
dent Of tic excess Of tine au-
thorl;y t. borrow, &c. bro't
tiOm the last years ways &
mcans) viii omy be l1,15O,OC0
Leaving deficiency, in that
respect alone, of 4.343,I45 30
s----------------
In more general view,
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LATE REPORT
OFTHE
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
January IL, 1915. 5

have deemed it hitherto my duty to
wait, with Difference and respect, for deci-
sion upon the measures which had the hon
or to suggest to the committee of Ways and
Means ON the 18th October last But the
rapid approach to the Termination of the ses-
sion OF Congress, induces me again to tress-
pass upon your attention earlier, perhaps.
than is consistent with satisfactory view of
the situation ofthe Treasury. as some impor-
tant plans are still under legislative discus
sion. / have, however, the honor to submit
TO the committee of Ways and Means the
following additional statements and propos:ti-
ons:
STATEMENTS.
l. Statement OF the situation of the Treasu-
~ at the close of the year 1914.
]. The charges onthe Treasury for 1914
Ii appears, that at the close of the year
1913, there was general balance of the APP
preparations for that year, remaining unsatis-
fed, and subject to be called for at the Urea
sury in the year 1914. amounting to about
SS,131,SiS %, and composed of the following
items:
Of the appropriations for the CT
vii department, about SS9O.4os OF
Vf the appropriation for the mi
htaiy department 1850, 2So 80
OF the appropriation for the ma
val department SOIL, 2<O rs
OF the appropriation for the d.
plomatic department 253,s46 81
OF kthe appropriation for mis-
celiansous services 1,eoe,4sS IS
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howe, er, ir is TO be stated
That the charges upon the
Treasury for the year 1915.
amount ia the sum of 55O32, O34 90
That the existing sources OF
supply amount only to 1915 900 ~
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m i5,0O0, 600
9. The reimbursement Of the notes shall be
effected, according to the Instruments ei-
ther by the payment Of the principal and
interest 10 the holders or by taking out Of
circulation, and DESTROYING the a,nonnt Of
the ins,aiment, III notes, which have been
pad to the u. 5. FOR duties, taxes, or other
demands.
10. There shall be an appropriations Of such
2 peT.lrn o. the taxes, ahove euccifed as
@,,tco -@sgis = = - ", - .t-et yrfi.e l,,,e-
EessiRs n,5yasiEi ., - = G5tec ,.iGi tie
tatii es shs =. States shcu,d De pied sed to
make good any deficiency.
Il. There shall he no aCiditiopal ,saue of
treasury Notes, except upon specific
Piedse OF the same taxes, or Of othtr COM
petent taxes, To an amount equal to the re-
endorsement of the notes, according to the
stipulated instalments.
'. 1t IS respectfully proposed that authori-
ty should be given to the President, to borrow
the sum OF twenty i've millions of dollars on
the faith of the q, States.
l. Inc loan to De accepted on the most adj
vantagcous terms that can be obtained.
3 The amount Of tle loan, for the payment
and security of principal and interest, to he
placed on the same footing 20 tic ST OF
the funded debt created since the war.
II the propositions submitted to the consi-
deraton Of TIE committee of WAYS End
Means shonld be adopted. the Treasury viii
oe placed ON The following footing for the
year 1915;
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The surplus of ways & means,
III rete renee to the service
OF 1914, including revenue
&C the une8ocuted authority
To borrow, ard 20 issue trea-
sdly note s, IS, therefore, s,e75,ooo SO
The conc fusion from THIS statement oS the
situation of the treasury at the close of 1914.
under the different views which have been
presented. would seem TO establish, that the
ways and means provided for that year were
considerably more than the demands on the
treasury WOO IL require. But il must always
be recoliecteel that the demands are positive
and urgent, while great portion OF tho
WAYS and means rests upon 2 precarous foun-
dution. Tins
the unsstisficd demands on the
Treasury, Ssr the service at
= s5A<. pvG,slrs = urgent ~ S.st
nature an,esnt 70 1890. 81 Is
'Ehs cash IN the Treasury and
the outstanding revenue, on
ly amount to 6G54.O4S IS
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And that ways and means
must be provided 20 raise
the deficit Of 4o,so6,1o4 SO
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1s,1so,ea9 II

And, consequently, the payment of the
difference, amounting to Si3 1S6. s29 II, for
the service or 1919, must depend ON the sue
cess of raising money by loan, or by issues of
treasury notes. under the unexecuted auti,o-
rity, constituting the remaining ways and
means designated for the same year
Al. Statement OF the situation of the Urea
suIy for the year 1915.
I The charges nfon the TREASURY for fhe
gear 1915, as ALREADY a8cerlGa,ed
The estimates for the annual appropriations.
amount to S4o,5 3S.ess 80, Consisting of the
following items:
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The annual ap-
preparations,
for the year
1914, amoun-
ted to the
sum of S8,0O3,So1 %
The sum neCes-
sary to meet
the engage
ments, in re-
iation to tthe
public debt,
was about 11,56O5s6 SO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-01

The estimated balance Of cash
IN the treasury on the 5lst of
December, 1914, beng IL
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fYoL. ti.---NO. 81.

nent, according to their dates, aud in
manner to be Notified by the treasury,
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-- z3.set,eSI IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
wNOT1cE.

Il. IL 81 sfs.
TT A. r. p. Fl. who ia moment.of thoughteis'
nels withdrew himself on the 3th April from
the prot lection of his frends TO go 10 lea w'ii re-
turn home Immediately he il hereby siisgsd ina
he will be received with kincnets; auus nc ue
iIi inclined the iea has his father ccnieot 20
take very eIig be htuatisn which ne has procu J.
red for him on board venel bound TO tie Eait
Indies. If means be wanting 10 his fpeedy return
he is deGred to inform his father at The weiward'
or MeIrs Dennet and Heating OF Portland py
mail where he is, and they fhsls be iuPP'ed
Ns,e--The young man for whom the above no.
tce is intended, i. Of about the age of lG years,
TAIL, FENDER and of light compiexion-had on
dark mix. coat with metal buftens, bue Panta-
looms and boots. If any humane reader OF the q
hove notice ihouId have obierved youth 70 whom
the deicrip'ion applies aud will pieaie to inform
him Of il or induce him 10 return, they may be
perfcaded that they will thereby do great kind
nefs both 70 the ,ad and his friends
Bottom May 1875
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

~ Warrington Canal Lottery,b
hmbuJsa BY an 4sa Of Congrn, Of tie o S'afs',
CONTAINS
Seveny-tz00 Great Prizes
And will commence drawing 10 Baltimore, IN Au-
gait next.
s of 10000 Dollars
of 10000 Dollars!
10 of 5000 Dollars
Is of 1000 go of SEQ!
100 of 100 200 Of 80; anl many of 20 and 10
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIzr,
Cr 1900 Numbers 9uiA be dra1un every
4peek until the dra7ving is jfnjbed.
The fra drawn 10. ooo blanks will be entitled
to 10 dollars each
The following Prizes are f,ating and may come
cut the GIft day, viz -
i Of 10000 Dollars!
of 10000 Dollars
8 of 1900 Dollars
10 of 500 Dollars.
The ref,due of the Great Prizes are Ga'io1ary
and will be drawn on the following days. VIZ !: =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29


of
BIBLES,
will be embracing
8 ar ON
noe.
oiau
500 Ouno Family thandw 8nrv,h.
&c aland bnding O acadna
Royal l2mo and without Ap0rypha-2 to D a.a5
FIJI lbesw bound-5o
100 School Bibles. dozen or hnee1
Ramen al
mens bound
d
sane Hymns edtonso dozen.
SFamiyE
Iheoogic
and enaa fy of GIpins
dun and Denny Writing S"As
amiies
hitd, '1~
= OF
yfromA edition
int
hurrays
csGJ variety .faabe auhun, -
bdog 5ns 81
in
altenden of of
Peureo a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

THE fnhferiber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned. that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon him the trult of adminiftratcr, On
the efease Of WILLIAM MATHEWS. late of
North Yarmouth, in the ccursy of Cumberland
Yeoman deceated, by giving bond as The law di
reets-He therefore requstls all perfons who are
indebted TO the said deceafeds eaate to make
immediate payment and thofe who have any
demands ihereon, 70 exhibit the fame 10
CUSHING PRINCE,
North Yarmouth, May 10, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

II Cepa,fnsrtbip
1Sforniad by the fabfcfibers for the purpoie OF
importing Brisifh Goods, under the firm OF
Lewis Tappan & Co.
They viii continue bulnels at the warehoule late
Iy occupied by TAppAN & srARLs, NO. 81
Broad.nreet Bottom where they iolicit cont'n-
nance of ACQUAINTANCE with their friends and cui-
toners and offer an aforsmens of Goods, by pack
age or piece on liberal terms.
BY the FRI arrivals from England they expect
large addition of Stapls and Fancy Goods
LEWIS TAPpAN,
THOMAS TAR3ELL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
POETRY.

Eon fhs Halcyon Lamina,y
On the deck ofthe slow sailing vessel alone,
AS silently sat, sli was mule as the grave J;
Il was night and the mosn brightly glidering
shoGe,
Lighting up. with its Iustre, the quivering
wave.
So bewitchingly mellow & pure was that CLEAN,
Which she darted while watching DER natures
repose.
Ths, thought ii resernbled ChFistiRnity's beam,
When i, sofsens and sooths, without chai,1g
oar woes.
And felt such an exquisite wildness Of sorrow,
Ash azed at the tsemuIous glow of The deep
That Ianged 10 prevent ,he intrusion OF NOR
row,
And s,sythere forever TO wonder aud weep
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

HE aaLuai meeting of the proprietors Of be
Portland Livery Stable will BE- holden q; Col.
Burnhan tavern OIL Monday, luee 5.h :, 10 clock
p NJ for the choice of Directors and Trea.urer,
lpecial meeting will aifo be he'd az O'Clock at
the fame place to receive the report of their CEN
mIttee appointed to rev.fe the By Laws
NJ B-AIl perfons iadebtcd to the Stable, viii
pleafe to call and fesi,e their accounts previous
10 the meeting.
May 20 s PATTEN. TsaGr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
LAND Al AUCTION.

o be fold at public auction on Wedoetd,r,l.
i 2 II day of June next, at 10 O'Clock s,r i.
on the Premlies-sbout one hundred and len 49,.
Of land, yIng in Bridgeton in the county Of csn'
berland, htuated between the land owned BY il.
enszer Emerion and James Emerion. 6fy AGRA il
tie above, under Improvement. having ,hsr.ma
young aud thrifty orchard, the remainder wosd.
land Conditions liberal and on fuch term, 4,
payment as will be mott convenient for The ou,.
chafer. For further information apply to
ISAAC o. ROBERTSON +
Biunfwick, May 2oth, 1915 5w -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

THE Heirs to the ena,e of JOHN M GILL Lar e
of Standi!h in the county Of Cumberland,
Yeomao ,deceafed and al! concerned are hereby
notified that William NJ Gill; Adminilraror on fad
eflaie has private demand aga,rit faid efiae
which will he coniidered by me a, Probate Coua
20 he holden at the houfe of IoGah shaw inho'def
10 6orham in faid county on the fiji Tueidsy Of
June merit ar ten O'clock. q. M when and where
they may be prefent and heard thereon,
SAMUEL FREEtIAN Juegs # fuid Curt.
MAJ 10 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

1E1E the sublcrbers having been appointed by
Wv the Hon jeremiah Bailey, Efq Judge Of
Probate for the count, of Lincoln, to receive and
anime the claims Of the feveraI creditors 10 the
eaae of RUTH FOSSEr late CT Brho, in the
county of Lincoln widow, 6ecealed, reprefeated
infoIvent do hereby give notice tina. we will at
tend that fervice al the dwelling houfe Of James
Drumnond jun. in iaid RIiaol, on the 6,f and
fscond Monday of June ne L enfung, from one to
four of The clock in the afsernoon on fad DAYS
JAMES DRUkMOND Jun.
WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN
Byisfol HbrI 25sh, 1875
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
FRESH FLOUR.
MARSHAL'S NOVICE.
Uai'sf S'atsr Of .',ssyica
Main H, IT

Uai'ef S'aisr Of .'ese,ra
Ds9ria Of NIies Il
PURSUANT 10 warrant from the Epn Dsvid
seaa Esq Judge of Unired STAKES Diff G
Cour Of Maine, hereby give pubiick notice thai
the following information is filed IN laid Court,
viz An Information againi: stghfy Eve 81 NJ
KETS found il she dwelling huufe of John Hale
feizec by ifaac hnsy Efq Collector of Portland
and falmouth, on he ,wsntieth ,lay e April Ian
psii at North Yarmouth IN faid Ditsid, for breach
es of the Jaws Of the United sta,.,-that hearing
and trial will be had thereon a; Portland 10 our
faid Difsrict on the iaq Tasfiay Of May inn. when
and where any pertons interet.d in fsd ar iclc
may appear and thew caufe, ifsny can be fiewn
wherefore the fame fhouId not be decreed forfe,
and dfpcfed Of according TO law.
Dated at Saco, this oh day q May Is 5
T. G THORNTON. Ma. Hd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

TOHN WINsLOW & Co, inform 'as. :. nasf'
!. and the pablick thar they cor'inns - ! AID i
fsc,ure Machine and >l4and Cards q 81 o..5se
ton, a. Their Fac;o:y pear fr'.sr 81. D, :
ief, a. Iossrn PoFSs NO. q MuiSf ia sr<
lhe Poh- Office VIII pune. ,hs hsls Il Eds
Having taken care 10 procure . ~ 'xsrsrpsa
Wire, and having Two expel'sre; ! y.;.ssr
PH.as E', celebrated fas, e. y. a u he tsl s'
AZ the Bolton ard I.eiscaer pFcs'' M
Per land, IN Mo Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
Il St7zy and GriHmiH,

4 ND one buodred acres If excellent Lard
"A abcus eleven Of which is felsed, duated ID
the town OF Hasriicn county of Cumberland al GU
forty miles from Portland, fer lale on very reaton
able terms. Said Mills are h:uated three mite
from Hafrifon ard three miles from Onshe'd
Meeting houfes, and has by far The greaiei sun OF
cuftom of any Mills in that vicinity, party on &C
count Of the superior quality of the Stones IN aic
mills For laid property thall require part OF
I he paymen, Down, the ref mag be had on credit
apply PETER gibson, living on the premiies
Hariion May IS, 1875,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

John p. THURSTON,
Ia, 70, Eas at No. 2, Long W6a.f
100 bbls new fuper(ine Flour
so do old do do
o.. ros..,, J. aP. Lsbbys' and B & J.,
% kegs iooaeeo Harris crooked brand.
100 boxes mould Candles, 10. s 6. S. and 10 Id,
SO do Spermaceti do
n bbs Navy Mels ard Mol Pork.
Nav IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

10 all whom It may concern.
COLLECTORS OFFICE.

P"tiaad, Nay 2c.5 1878.
THE inhabitants of the towns Of Cerham, Stand
iih, Windham, Gray Bridg,on, Ha,iion, Otis
field and RAYMOND, will pease TO take notice and
govern themiesves accordingly, that the fubicriber
has, by virtue of The authority vefee in him, by
the laws Of the United States, appointed Daniel
irith, of Corhan, Deputy Collector, to collect
OF deiinquen,s the duties on Carriages /; and zu5en
they Poll become dps the duties on hou(ehoid fur
Dhure and watches and the direct tax in thoie
towns-The duties on Carriages in ihofe tcwos
will be received hi. office during lie prelent
month-what flaH then remain due will be Col
tcted by The afore.aid deputy Only.
WOODBURY. s tORER, CaLeE7or ofiBs
@sVe"Ds jo be 10 Collection Dq,i9 IF M at5r sfss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, thai he has been duly appointed and
taken upon hmelf the truft of an sdminftra-
tor on the elate of DANIEL " LINCOLN late of
Portland, in the county of Cumberland Elquire
deceaied, by giving bond as the law Directs he
herefore requefss all perfons who are indebted to
he ia,d dece.ieds efate TO make immediate pay
ment ; and thoic who have any demands thereon
% exhibit the fame 70
ENOCH LINCOLN, AdsairiI,Afar,
or to VIM. I. VAuaHAN Efq his ATTY.
Portland May 10, gsl5