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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
n good fand for a 7aVsrn.
NOTICE.

THE proprietors of Portland Long What ~ -
hereby notified thar their anuual meeting W.
be held on Monday the fifth day of June nss'' :
II O'Clock in the forenoon, at Mr. James Dsefing'
counting room on laid wharf, for The i0a0s's
purpoies. viz.
!. To choofe Moderator,
@ To choofe Wharinger, Clefk aud hsa''
rer.
To act on any other basaels OF SAD wan
tina, may then and there come before then
JONATHAN STEVENS, Prep,ist" e'ss
May %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
MINE BANK.


HE stockholders OF Maine Bank, are hereby
notified that The annual meeting of laid stock
holders will be holden Oh Monday TIE 6ft5 Day Of
June next at fro O'Clock afternoon, al she cham
Der over Cumberland Bask for the purpofe CT choof
ing Directors, Agents or Truiees, for the year
eniuine; and ;rahfacting fuch other hRliness as
may then come before them.
By order Of the Prendent and Directors
LEVI CUTTER, Caj5ier.
Portland, May 18th, 1875.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

| HE fubicriber hereby gives public notice TO
all concerned. that he has been duly appoint.
ed and taken upon himie!f the truG Of Adminif-
TRAITOR en- the eaate Of PIERCE BROWN late
of Portland, in the county of Cumberland. Nor
iro, deceaied, by gvHg bond as the law dired,
he therefore requeft' all perfons VINO are ndebs .
ed TO the iaid deceafed's efa,e 70 make immediate
payment and thoie who have any demands there
on, to exhibit the fame 70
PARKER zLSLE9" Taay.
N1y lCtb 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
Z. GREELEY,
FURTHhR NOTICE.

THE Board IF Va, having ordered thar all the
Arm, and sccoutremsnts furnifhc4 for the de-
fence of ths town be forthwith returned into the
flores of the Quarter Matter General at Bottom !:
all petlous that have received Arms from the fub
fcriber, from the late Col Nichols are deiife6
to return them without delay thoie who neglect
this Ian call, will be (ued
DANIEL TUCKER. i
Portland, May 22 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

he fubfcriber hereby gives pubic notice to
/ all concerned that she has tecn du'y ap
pointed aud taken upon ifesief The trua OF Exc
cu'rix of The laa Will and Teltament of JOEL
SIMMONS late Of Hsrrifon, in the county Of
Cumberland, Yeoman deceafed. by giving bond
as The Law direGt~--llse therefore rcquals all per
ions who are indebted to the laid decea(eds eGate
10 make immediate payment; and thofe who have
any demands thereon TO exhibit the fame 70
ANTEMISA SIMMONS
Nav 10 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
L. & A. H. CROSS,

No. 5,Uaien Rsrv,
HAVE JUL received, and offer for fa'e
80 bbs. Flour
IL casks Gun Powder
I do. refined Salt Petre
90 half boxes by 9 Clafs
boxes HAVANA brown Sugar.
IA dog London Porter
400 lbs. caGia May is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
NOTICE.

yHyE The 5ubfaribe,s having been arroa'sa. 7,
w the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Liq TO ''s ~
add examine the claims of creditors 70 - i /,
of SAMUEL DUNNtNG, late OF hsfplse ...s.
ces!ed, repreiented infoIvent do HEREBY s .S,..
thar 6x months are slowed to .sid e's'" IA
bring in and prove their claims ara 'n'. :. "a
attend thar iervice at he house Of Ine"s' use|
brook, rnao!der 10 Sruufwick ca me =" r
days of June, July, Argue aud Novs''s...
ock in the forenoon. Dated a. DF.'',,
Leven,eenth day Of MAY, Snno Donl'I' c,na:s
ROBERT DUNsINc Vss
bay % JOSEPH M'hEEr'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
GROUND PAINTS.

prepared for uGe in boiled and raw Oil, warranted
complete for drying --Perfons wanting 70 ufe
Paint pots and brufhes, may be obliged by prop
eriy nGng and faithfully returning them in area
fonab'e time Wafer Paint of iferent colours for
entry walls chambers, kitchens, &C will be pre-
pared &C fhort notice that may aniwes we'll in,
aead of paperng aud cf equal duration. sign
Painting with Glib letters or Otherwise done
above Boiled and raw Oil coEitantly kept.
Brufhes Of different fzes, fPirits turpeatme Jugs,
Kegs, &c &c
AL6D,
IS or 10 years of age, Of neady aud fober habits,
is wanted as an Apprentice to the above buGness
May % Nf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

GS fqoo band/oms eight day Cloeks,
XII IfH Mahogany Cafes, fer fae on reafonabie
w ,erms. Inquire of WILLIAM QUINCY
Middle ireet. May IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

THE iubtcriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned, that he has been daily an
pointed ard taken upon himfef the ,fua Of
Adminifra.or on the eaa,e of M AIRY WILLIAMS.
la'eo of Falmouth, in the county of Cumberland
Wi6ow deceaied, py giving bond as the law di-
iects : he therefore fequees all perfons who are
indebted 70 the faid deceafeds eitatetc make i'm
mediate payment and ,hoie who have any de-
mands thereon, 10 exhibit the fame to
EBENFZ FER WILLIAMS.
falmouth Nav 10 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

Commission Business.
THE fuhfcrber being efablifhed in the city of
New York for the toe purpoie of tranfacting
CommiiIion huineis, the whole of bis attention
willie devoted TO that objeet,-wiIi be happy TO
receive the commands of his friends.
JAMES HARRIS, .Jr
Reference TO
Meiirs. HENRY SMITH & Co. orr
Marx and w HhRkIs
March, g. 3m.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

mr.. WEED has removed his lodgings TO MIR
Il y JONATHAN STUART $, CoEcf eSest.
May IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
Paint Store,
M RCTTS OTUNCY

HAS taken the fore lately occupied by Mr.. 70
4 Elb Cox. head of Portland Pier, Fore trset,
where he intends keeping eonitaasly for fale, all
nd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29

q The members Of the Maine 14ii5Eona,y
Society,
TN Portland and the viciniiy, are Informed tha
heir annual afsiImsuts, if left with Mr. Roy
al Lincoln previous 10 the 9Th of June. will tie
carried on TO tie annsai meeting AT Buckl,own, by
an Agent of the Society, and their names entered
May IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
lOSfPH HOOLE,

INFORMS his friends and he public that ne has
taken l.ore IN Fore flree at the head Of Isg,G-
5os's WJa.f, where be offers for fa!e
Wei india Goods g Grocerifs,
Of the firfi quality and on reafenable terms
~ EIe requels all who are indebted to HIM to
make immediate payment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
CABINET MAKING.

<,EORGE CLARK informs the publick that be
~ has returned TO this town, aad taken part OF
the chop lately improved ~ Bobs0st Y cbiis near
sbe Hay market, 10 Maine ftreet, where ne carries
Lon the
Cabinet-Making BuGnefs
Ia its different branches =,
lie acknowledg-. with gratitude the liberal
,,,,ron.ce with which he was formerly favored
and foIicis continuance.
grUau.ed 10 Par ba/e
A finzll quantity CT BIRCH BohfD,' 1or wa'en
cenerou price will be gwen IN FURNITURE OF
cse.sf brought foon
= or "A BOY
lie .s,ou, a or IS gears of age, is wanted as
800. Portland, May $.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-29
BIBLE WAREHOUSE.
And Theological and Miscellaneous Book fore
LINCOLN & EDMANDS.

II Stock of 7Jgai have opened
iormen of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03

!, ~ w,h.fsr Sc n. II. meved e
sreeamu,it thc till with sertaiA M
,tru.fioas, sabstantisity las follews.:.
4. rs,luss tAs saRital II twenty
| & Is miliions 81 dollars, With liberty
is tie goyernnlsnt e subscribe nye
millions additional As any fstare
time. ,4
{ s. ~ strike oHt the provision al-
lowing the Bank 70 cease specie Pay
meat.
$. 10 strike out - msch Of the
| Bill. as make. it obligatory Aoa the
| Bank Is lead money y the govern
meat. 90
j. To Introduce provision. that It
1.-The bank shall not eeaanenee opera
tons within tnsaths after the
passage Of the act, the charter shall
be forfeited.
S To allow an interest OF per
cont. per annunl, on any note. pay
ment Of which shall have been de-
Handed OF tho Bank. & refused.
s. TO provide th.s Of the IS mil
lions. 5 shall be payable in specie, y
twenty in any United States per
cent. stock, or in Treasury Notes,
7. sre strike out that provisions
which restraints the Bank from sell
ling its stock.
MIR. w. supported his melton by q
number efremayks, the general pur-
part Of which was, that he had re-
sort 10 fills method to shew 70 the
worid, what sort of a Bank he and
his friends we're willing 70 support.
MIR. Castor followed in short
| speech Of much vehe,nenee in favor
| Of this molten, and. with the zeal he
has unifermIy exhibited on this sab
jest, inopposition to the bill.
! Mr.. Wm Reed Of Mass. next took.
the floor in decided opposition to this
IbiH, Of which he expressed the ut
most abherfsaee, b the greatest
dread Gifts effects.
After the rejection Of several mo-.
tons to adjoura-
Mr.. Bigelow made a speech on the
same side ofthe question as the tive
gentlemen vino had precedsd him IN
debate.
Before Mr.. Begelew fniahed bis
speech, however, a molten to ad.
jeurn prevailed and. :.
The Heuse adjearBed at 7 o'sleck
| 10 tie evening".
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03
Information Wantd.

y 4 e rr j.
I'M the Sd Of August last two leads
q Of SUGARS wcte delivered a
Pit,.burgh to be forwarded rs il this
place, The real or assumed Nance oftse
WaggsBe,s ere JAMES TURPIN ase
JOSHUA BAKER, whs ioforsned Mr..
S sauel Smith of Pittsburgh, rlist the,
lived near Leesbarg Va.--Jamss Tur
pin had Rine barrels grass weight
c4o4- Joshua Baker seysRbafrslsgrSss
weight zo9s--If left ca the reed, as ~ q
other loads frsm the same place were.
during the time The British Hset aere
in SosssssioH Of Alexandra. Tx
helscrs will ebiige as by forwarding
them ss--if disposed Of BY the Wag
gsHsrs and Information given SO as tt
bri 6 theirs 10 justice, a reward will be
gives on application either TO Samuel
Smith, Pit,.surgh or
John & thomas Vowel.
Alexandria.
Dsesmber 30. lawJt.
The Editors ofths Lsesbsrg Wash;
ing,orian. and Winshestsr Gazette.
will ablish tks above snsc week three
tlmes and forward their acssuat TO thi,
sffise.
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IN sen ATE.


Tie bid fresh tho Hcsss, laying
l1ussies on certain manufactures, as
asasnaadsd, was real : third time q
pns<sla
The blu impesiag taxes on house
hold faruiture, ilersss kept for the
saddle ar carriage, and geld and sis
YER watches, was, after beias ainrnd-
I'd, ~ striking cat altcsether the tax
Mn horssss ordered 70 . third reaa-
Ing.
AR varsum submitted for coasi-
Iteration tbs following resolution
y ssseire:l. That the committee 70
whom VAS referred Sc mauh os'tlis
nessags Of The President Of the =.
statss, OF the twentieth day OF Sep
feanber last. as relates to the slili..
tary establishment be Instructed to
rei,ars bill, authorizing aad re-
qvastisg the President ofthe United
States 1 call npaa the proper aatho-
ritz in eae!i stata and territory, TO
furnish, according 10 the provisions
es, and ks,. the purposes prescribed
by the constitutions OF tho Uaited
States, their respective proportions
sf usilisia. officers ineluded,
armed aasl equipped ss,ordiag to
law. TO serve Far piae months. after
t!sxy shsil arriyC at their respective
places Of rendezvous. unless sooner
discharged, to be oygsnizcd into
companies. regiments. 5gis'ades, and
divisions, by che proper authority Is
ZACH state aud territory agreeable 10
the principles Oh lav. vkich provide
Ter the ar gaaizaiioa ofshe militia OF
the United States. and holdea ID
readiness to take the field by the Grst
day Of April next: the apportisn-
mvat amsng the states and terrific
ries 10 be nade ia the bill, 10 con-
fsrmity with the provisions OF the
constitution for aoportieaing direct
taxes.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03
Congress Of the q. States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
TauRspAr. Dee. 80.

Nr. 1'aggart and Mr.. Rbea OF Pa.
preseutsl petitions demonstrating a.
esisst The transportation and apening
softLe mail On the saheath.- Refer
red.
Mr.. Ward Of Mass. presented the
pstisioa Of Westoa Jeakias in hskalf
ofhimself and others. eaptors OF an
enomy's prisateer. praying. Rstwith-
standieg they Had net q ssnmissisu
60 be .sisswed the prseeeds of their.
prize which was referred 10 tho
eo,naaittes on nayai afairs.
Mr.. Seyhert Of Pa. preseated the
Nemoviai ofsss,e Society OF Feieads
as.eubIed at Philaaslphia, repre-
scouting that they ave conssiantionsly
opposed to henriag arms, and arg
ing she prspricty of exenlptiag them
from tie performance ct the militia
~ duties imposed on other citizens.
The savmoriai was READ aaa Referred
to the cemmittes ca Military AT
fairs.
Mr.. Lattimore OF Mississippi.
presensvsi the petition OF Martin
Gale, and anothsr petition oa tis
subject Of British slnims t. iaad in
che MISSISSIPPI territory. These
petitions wsre referred 10 the Gem
nittee GA Public Lads.
j BANK or THE L. STATES.
Mr.. Archer of MI. from the eom-
nittec OF Ways and slssas, to whom
Vas referred for amendment the bill
frsa the Seaats 10 incorporate the
Subscribers to the Bank Of the Y.
States of America, reported three "a
amendments shercto IN. eenSormity 10
the iastrurtisas ofthe House.
The iirst. s,ssnd,aeat proposes to
substitute the second Monday IN Fe-
ssusrs Tor the third s&isnday iR ia
nuat'g. as the day On which the
books ef subscription 10 the Bank
shall be opeaed:-.isresa to.
The sesoni amendment proposes
to strike out 50 much ofstks bill as
dsseribesf the WAR stock which
shah Be xGbscribable to the Banks. &
ia lieu thereof 70 insert :. aay pnb.
Ec itbt ef the Uxised States seR-
j,'uSfra or to be centre ted. zcbict at
the Lime Of puynssni sissH bear an de-
p
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03

i eonyere Cengresssn The l7th Of De.
/ fsber and il IS very important fer
The happiness eftke coua:ry that thess
/ should possess ali the infornstioa
whieil eau be obtained respecting il,
that they may make the bestarrasge
,nents practicable for its good CO.
yernment. 1t is the moro necessary
because they piH Be obliged to ask
frsm The people, an amendment ct tf'e
Constitatiea antllorising their receiU-
ing this province into the ltnion, and
proridias for its yorernment. .and
tho limitations ef poscer ssAich shall
bs;givea by that amendment 7oitl DC IN
aitcrable bnt. by the same authority
/ have therefore sent sens queries,
10. &a.S
Signed
9TH. JEFFERSON"
Such was the deliberate oplniaH Of
the President Of the United States on
4 carefulexamiaafion Of the treaty Of
eession before he diseerned its con
vertibiIity into new satellites, reyoly-'
ing round Virginia. and augmentiag
the scope Of her baicfal iainenoe.'
Yet the same President afterwards
sanctioned the act adiaiitins q por-
lea Of this new pnrshase iats tho u
nieu scitAout consulting the Pespis for
the amendment he thought indispslisa-l
bte This was done toe, at Q tin,e
when the electoral vetes ofthe new
State were thought TO be dseisiSe OF
the election Of the successor named
by MIR. Jefferson, to continue and ca
force lis wild projects, IN the govern.
ment Of our country. 1t is also OBJ
scryabIe that by this assumption Of
power. Mr.. Jefferson and his friends
introduced iato the old body polite
an undefned extent Of country. to
which they attached the privilege Of
slave Representation in Congress.
while slavery itself was forever pro-
hibited in all the Old territory ac-
qnired by the United States at the
treaty oft7Ss.
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.Fros, the Yostsn Ccatixel.
AMERICANS. READ THIS!
,i,ha nr,hI;a will reaailecf the sYs.

The public will reeellect the sys-
tematie vigulencs and abusete which
all those have hsen compelled TO sub
mit.t whs have veatured TO maintain.
on the Aaor esCesgress or elsewhere
in opposition 10 Mr.. JEFFERSON and
his partiaaas, that NEW STATES,
formed ia territories beyond the
limits or the old United States, eenid
not he admitted iats tho Union uader
the present Constitution OF the U.
States ; and that for this purpose. an
arasadment Of that instrument, in
which the people Of the U. States
should express their assent to such
admissien, was necessary. This doc
trine the partizans Of MIR. JEFFER-
soy have never seased to deny and
to deride. Under his Influences and
with his constitutional sanction Eoui-
siaaa was admitted into the Union,
without any resort to the people for
the attainment of an smsadfneat OF
the Constitutions. What will the
public ti,iuk-what viii tbs people Of
the Uaitea States say.-whcn they
learn that the doctrine thus denied
and sIerided-thus abused and seoHt-
ed, 1cas the DELIBERATE opinion OF .Mr.
Jefferson hirsseLf; and as such was
avowed and officially transmitted. 70
a gentleman, " aom be solicited to be.
GENE. his agent, In collecting iDfor-
nation relative to the very Previnse
which has been BY a monstrous usur-
patton Inserted intoths Usioa Yet
suak is the fact
The evidescs or this fact is con-
tained In the following extract Of a
letter. written by Mr.. Jeaersen to
William Danbar. Esquire, OF Nat
chez. Orthe Authenticity Of this let
ter we are authorised to give the slost
positive assurance. The extract Was
made by a gentleman in the habits
f.eiose intiMacy aud friendship with
y
Mr.. Dunbar, through whose hands
the papers of that gentlenan passed
after his death and whe made the
copy OF the following extract from
Mr.. Jefersen's original letter -
EXTRACT OF A LETTER
From THOMAS JEFFERS0E to
Willian, Dantar, esq. Of Watches,
dated
"WAsHINGToN, 18th July. 1903.
EEroaE you receive this, you
will have heard through the channel
ofthe public papers, Of the eession Of
Louisiana w France 70 the United
5tates.--The terms as stated in the
National InteIiigsncer arc accurate.
That the Treaty may be ratified in
tine, ! have fsaad it necessary q,
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ALExAsDRlAs
TUESDAY, IAsv,,,

geo old timesit ". ~
|ry with the Eaitsr, i a. s.'''
Journals At this ssas.., !. :. N
late their patron. upon d, WY :
y q the Ola year, and !. - t''l'
= happy nssc enc. With n
part sf this. rsls, - A.,, y, !. y
comply; hut after |. ca,,,.,
efthe events Of Inc past Is,
unable e find any ,iias, ~ ,.''
readers sas'dFsil.st upon win
. Or pleasure. Saving . a., !
CLEAN q lus're. which ! ~ 9
naval and @ilitar, esns,as,n,'
saed upan il, the retrospect A.
and ssmfortlsss 4 nslaseb,,;
ture Of public folly and i.a;t,
distress. The rejection. Iran !
4 mirror. cannot be PHI a.is,. :
shall therefore contest ,,,.,'
with wishing our patrsu,. N a
happines, which the asw y,,, !,
be ordained 10 afford thsls, anti.
ti'uds 70 bear tie III, ,osieh i ii
be big 10Th. Adopting Ii. lap,,,,'
ct eur carriers; I
May PEAez d'ifa'e her h4lsyo. /,
Ie Chase the eation's slsan away,
Again may treGe'. vsleom. hum
oucceed the elam'roas Fife and d,un,
Again the Waite expanding sail
Woo in each port the fav'ring gsl.,
And we, by past mishaps mad, Vi.
Our losg lest blessings duly prix i
The following vessels went tow
from Norlhers & Eastern port,ir,
Ing the last nanth. -U..s. frns
Constitution, Capt. Stewart: Piu,
armed vessels, chassssr, Daridpe
ter, NeutehatsI, Utter, Roger, KssD
M0rgiana. Mars, M'Doaeagl, s.
ranac, Cumberland, Absllins, Rein
deer, Ranger, Inc, Mar, Antelope
George, Little. M'DoaaugA, El
Janes. James Moaroe, Essex u
Sally, Criterion, Orb, Cr,shs1
Gallant Hull, Java, Matrhlesi, Di
msns, Tuekahoe, Iris. Calypso 81
&c. &c.
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Fan THE A1rzAsD "a CAST
- .yruss yMonrse sserr'aryg :"
Of State. ase. g. 4.

Of State CSC ~ III.
osinisp. held by speeu'. 1n,,di,ldt
yiauass. vkieb do no. w.tjs1,pa
affect The happiuess 81 n ..;,bou, ~
safely be consigned, .;s s Il w
trouble Of inyestigai'oa !. II psg
s 'i'si ss sy doom sse hem IT,. :. !,
Mons supported by 'a' epssF'I.'
yern the .xa;airs OF ss.. ,; "
and which have adirsc' 0', ms.I y
on the social prespe. ~ -, nFa
exposed IL pablo &C S ''.piiis 's
th.y are productive = I'D, ri ~ !
SEINE men are SO r. 's 8, i,
nate by nature, as 10 % is"
yerits errsr, in Pr0pof'f
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! BAcK1NG our

Much as the executive sEd TOO p's
iacobin psslanx have Elected 10 sa'"
the movements of New England og
have taksn saecisI good fanbFa"
laws that she. has said 10 plan 'a''
,h.ala no, BIO carried in,s es'a vii
her. New Englaaa said in rs she vows
.uFsr ne conscription sad it s'a'd ."
be forced upan her :--sss s'y'''' -"
now; and all the UDien o'''s'' '''
NOT assemtt TO coeree her. i@! ~
he ,en pet she is composed Of aR'' '
the vulgar saying is, have 10 a''s''"''
| 10 rsn against a saag. !.
Mr.. Gales says The two b'u"' Wv
unable to agree on tho terra o. ' :,
Of the militia :-,s he he'll VI" :" :,
the reason il received its fsis'p''''''
Where's ,hst Representative" !,
der and lightaing" Ds"0'' !.
go. msde Brigadier General ' s.,a
get a heeh at ths BATHS sf'us' 4,
erheaee, and then I. resign ~ ~,
coehnsy put Newga's % =, s,,t.
aad fastened II to his leg ''R''' :,
back TO Lesdsn Tsis blu'V' n.
signed rather too sosn' 'e' /" :, IL
! to u teach Massachusetts %
ds,y" ts !! be! be! .,rplL-
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