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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-18
SAMUEL URLEN
October 1S.
VIRGfNIA.

81
VIRGINIA.
At Rules holden in tle Clerks Office Of tie s,i-
peror Court Of Chmcery for the Richmond
District, the 26th day ofJune, 1915,
James Henderson nd,n'or de bOt,is i,sH Of Walter
Peter, deed. Piaiaaf.
.qYaiHsf
Isaac Edwards, Weldon Edwards, SALLY Edwards.
William Edwards and Rebeccl Edwards, in
FAINT chldren and hers Of Beniamn Edwards.
decd, by BENJAMIN williamson specially as.
signed ther guardian, and Isaac, Edwards.
LUnstord Long. executor of Allen Jones who
was executor OF VIII am Edwards and Will
am Starke and Susanna his wife DsG's.
The SuJbo@a ad reuiDeudsai awarded IN this
cause not having been returned executed on the
defendants isaac Edwards, weldon Edwards.
sally Edwards, William Edwards, Rebecca I'd
wards, and Lunsford Long, and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhalnS-
ants Of this country 1t IS ordered That the sa;J
Defendants do appear here on the FIRST day Of o.
next term and shew cause rs any they can, ggg' ~.
the revival b. the sad process sought; aL ~.
4 copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN -
newspaper published in the City 81 RcLn,e,,y
tor two months successfully and posted - ~
front door Of the Capitol in the said CITY. ~
a. C0pys-Ttgte.
Wax W zsNINe, c,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-18
NOTICE.

I'M the Cd of January, 1915, we pur-
4 y chased. for burial ground, of Chris
topher MCPHERSON on behalf of ourselves
and such of the free people of color as
would subscribe, part Oflis lot Of ground
on the Academy Hill No. S4S, VIZ: 1877
feet front and running back 90 feet, for
which we were to give s GA, Of which sun,
we have paid Christopher M.Pherson Slas
for which we have his receipt. Since which,
the said M'Pherson hes taken the notes of
some ignorant persons tor the amount of
their subscription, without our knowledge
or permission--0ne OF us Samuel UrIen)
was with MCPHERSON OF the time he took
the notes, but being an iIliterate man. knew
not what M'Pherson was doing. We
therefore forewarn any person or persons
from paying TO the said CHRISTOPHER NJ
PhersOn or TO any agent OF AGENTS be may
appoint, anypart ofthe amount Of their sub
scription. We also fofewarn all persons
from interring their slaves in said ground.
RICHARD LAUREL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-18

A maker Of tri.colored cockaJes has been
seized at Lyons on the 9th sos were
found 10 his house.
The Austrian Observer says, that the
Sieur Maiarni, SlbgIrelect Of Ayesncs,
Las beeu arrested by tie Prussians, and
sent into Germany, Oh account oil his being
tde person who, while aiember Of the Com
venton, capscs young women 20 be put
death, when tiie FIussians retired from
that place and on account Of the evils be
inflicted on Brussels, which at that time
belonged to tie Emperer Of Austria.
Letters iron AYigDon say, that Marshal
Bruno would have escaped, II he bad not
delayed himself in taking care Of aportfo-
10 70 which be attached great importance,
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merica. They are very shamefaced abou
It; but they let it peep out through TIL
| crannies of their hypocrisy. Being defeated
and totally put TO the route in the open felS
by the general good sense of the people
they have resorted to the most Contempt.
bic devices for eHectng. by degrees, tina,
which they were unable TO carry at q push
| They have established what they call B e
nevolent Societies." to which they have
prefxed, by way of epithet, or characteris.
tic. the name of Washington. 'rhe pro.
fessed object of these societies, who have
| their periodical orations, preachiugs, pray
ings, and toastings, was to afford relief to
any persons who might be in Distress
The real object appears to have been to en-
list idiers and needy persons under their
political banners. These little coteries of
bypocrites appear to have assembled. as it
were by an unanimous sentiment, or, rather
by instinct, to celebrate the fall OF Napoleon,
and the restoration of the Pope, the Jesuits,
| and the Inqnisition. But unfortunately for
this utilization of hypocrites. they have little
or no materials to work upon in America,
where man can earn weeks substance
/ IN less time than he can go to apply for and
obtain it without work and, accordin ely.
the affirmation seems destined to share the
rs years ago.
The fall of Napoleon, so far from weak
ening, will tend to strengthen the General
Government in the hands of the Repubi-
cans. 1t has deprived its enemies of the
grand topic of censure the main ground
of attack. The" Cossacks" as they are now
sometimes called, of Massachusetts, can
no longer charge the President with being
the ''toul of Napoleon )" they no longer
stand in need'of England as the I" bulwark
of religion" seeing that they have the Pope.
the Jesuits, the Benedictines, the Francis,
cans, the Carthusians. the Dominicans, and
above all. the Inquisition to supply her
place in the performance of that godly of
fee. They will no longer, they can no long
err, reproach the President for his attach
| ment to France for France has now a
king. a legitimate sovereign, who regularly
hears mass. They are now, therefore, pat
! in this dilemma; they must declare openly
for England against their country 4; or, by
| petty caviling, must make their opposition
| contemplate. The former they dare not
| do5 and, they are too restless and too full
| of spite not to do the latter. So that their
doom, imagine. is sealed and their fall
| will not be much less complete than that
! of Napoleon himself with this great differ
| CuSVB HoWCSSib 'idt MS uohN oho shN
| fame of his deeds will descend TO the latest
posterity while their projects of ennoblins
! themselves at the expense of their country's
| freedom and happiness, will be forgotten
and forgiven before one half of them are eat,
| en- by worms.
| This is my view of the matter. Your
| Lordshp will probably think it erroneous
but. if it prove correct, how long and how
| bitterly shall we have 10 de alofS tie eXis.
tence of this bloody contest.
| am, &c.
WIN. COBBETT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
FROM THE SANK.
VIM. CoBBETT.
DESPERATE NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.

DESPERATE NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
observe it stated in the Halifax papers
of the I'd instant, that the Prince of WeHf
chateL, an American armed brig, had ar
rived at Boston. after sustaining gallant
action of twenty minutes with five boats full
OF men belonging to our ship of war the En-
dy0aion. The account says, that one of our
boats sunk during the engagement, which
had on board at first 43 men, Of whom two
only were saved and another, which had
Sc men, which was taken possession of after
having eight killed, and 20 wounded" IRE
EndynaioH is said to have lost in all 100
men killed, wounded and prisoners, among
which the first lieutenant and "a masters
mate were killed, and three lieutenants and
two masters mates wounded. The Prince
OF NenfchateL had only Z" 81 men at qrar-
tiers, including officers, and 81 prisoners on
board. Six of her men were killed. IS Sc.
Verely wounded, nine slightly, and eight re.
NAMED unhurt." 1t is true, that nothing
mas been published here in an official shape
respecting this naval disas er ; but this cir
cuTnstaDce can no more invalidate the truth
OF the statement, than the silence which has
been kept up as TO the fate OF the ,HUoTl will
lead as TO doubt that that vessel was sunk
ny her American opponent The repulse
and disaster attending the Endymion, is not,
however, the only naval triumph of the enc
my, which has been carefully concealed
from the public eye. The following article
appears tn the Paris papers, received TO the
22d instant -" Extract of letter from
Mr.. John b. Dabney, Consul for tbe United
States of America, Fayal, October 6 Our
cOuntrymen have had a brilliant affair."
Despising the rights of nations and violating
neutral territory, three English vessels, the
Plantagenet, the Rota, and the Carnation,
attacked the brig General Armstrong, Ame-
rican privateer. of ID guns, commanded by
captain Reed, at anchor in these roads -
They succeeded finally in destroying her,
but paid dearly for it, for they had 40 kill
ed, and 90 of their best MARINES wounded,
including the flower of their officers. Capt.
Reed, with his brave crew, consisting only
OF 90 men, had only seven slightly wound
ed"--About ten days ago l received the
following from an English gentleman at Fay
al, which he transmitted by a vessel bound
for Lisbon, giving the full particulars of the
above affair. It speaks volumes, and must
reach conviction TO the minds of those who
are so far deluded, to think that it is in the
power Of this country to subdue people
who fight with so much undsunted resolu~
ton as the Americans -
FayaL, October IS, 1914.
VIM. CoBBETr, ESQ Sir, the Amer.
can schooner privateer General Armstrong,
Of New.York captain Samuel C.. Reid, Of
seven guns, and ninety men, entered here
| on the goth ult, about noon, II days from,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29

with the wounded, was not permitted TO
take single letter from any person. Be.
ing an eye witness to this transaction, I have
given you correct statement as it occur,
red:
With respect, / am, &c.
II. K. f.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-29
FaYaL, Oeto6er IS, 1sl4.

EHyUtS OCSOOeE To- 1917
VIM. CoBBETr, Eso--Sir, the Ameris
can schooner privateer General Armstrong,
Of New. York, captain Samuel C. Reid, Of
seven guns, and ninety men, entered here
on the Goth ult, about noon, II days from
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23
I4KE NOTICE

z HOSE psrfgnstha have encunbcred she build.
ing in Make IL ee, belonging - The wn,
with hoops and other Iumbes are dehfed fo,,h-
with 10 fsmovs from il every encumbrance; other
wife Legal meafnSea will be resorted 20
Thele nerfoas bar in time of The ate xe= re.
ceiyed GUS and accousrenents, the properly of
the Commonwealth from he fnbfcriner or from
the zte Col Nchoss. aud have NOT rerurned tlsm,
are referred to Refolve of the General Court.
pafed It the aft felton,. taxing very de,inqu.ns
with fifteen dollars for the quo and eighsees del
lars for the gun and acccutrement, not reiurued--
unless faisfacl orily accounted for
BY order Of the se'ee,men.
DANIEL TUCKER C5oiy man H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23

His campaign into Russia savonred more Of the
mad maa than of the able general or wise politician.
His REFUSAL after his defeats and disasters in Saxony,
and when all Europe was combined against him,
to accede to the offer made him by the Allies to re-
main in possession of The throne OF France accord
ing to its ancient limits, shew neither the wisdom
of statesman nor that judgment which is necessa-
ry to constitute grea. commander. Had he have
remained at Elba until the combined powers had
reduced the military to the peace establishment his
chance of success would have been much greater
All his conduct of late has been distinguished only
by rashness and inpetuosity, and he has experien-
ced the natural consequences.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23
american Manufactured Goods.

Ma z. Nagsys scvsy
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Ainy y Brsus. of
Providence. who keep him eoni9antiy iupplfed
frsm heir long known and well effabihtdFaa-
ry az Pswucket, with general alfcriment of
Ameriran Cation Goods.
CONSISTING or
Single Yarn for Warp and Filing
3 as threaded white & coior'd Stocking Yarn
White and colored fewing Cottons
MISUNDERSTANDING -Checks--stripes
s-Chamhrays--Bed Ticking, ac1
~ Shopkeepers in town and country and peos
pie ia general who with TO furnifh themfelves With
the ABOVE articles, will befupplied At the Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23

Il MMl r. MITCHELL takes his method 10
noufJ all whom il may concern. thar he has
aeaa Obliged to pay rumber of hundred dollars
81 e present year. for thoie 10 whom he was not
ude5ted aud IA Liable 10 gay more. And a he
a Illl and honeft debts Of his own which lie is
Doth eeiirous and determined TO Cancel as soon
IA may be--and as be 10 exceeding 10th TO fu5
Iect any individual 10 expence; he does bcse
uy foIemnly cali on all thoie who are indebted 20
him either on note or book account, and Garnet
iy requens them, 20 pay him the intereA add one
half of the principal sha, is due him on or be
fore the 10th day of Ofoher next, or he will feel
il 70 be his duty 10 give Trademarks without diff
crimisaiion, TO thofe gen'Iemea. who are in the
habit Of collecting debss with additional COTS.
Northyarmnuth, Auguft Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23
Thomas MorEe's Eftate.

pY order Of Court will be fold at public auction
- on Monday the ssh day of September next at
O'Clock N on the prentice, ar Wefbrook, 70
much OF the Real Eaate belonging TO the snate of
THOM IS MORSE iate Of faid WeAbrook ia
the county of Cumberland, Ionholder decealed in
telate will be fudicient 70 rafe the fun Of two
rhouland dollars for the payment Of the jjf debts
ot.sAe deceaGet. and incidental charges Condi.
tions made known at he time Of lale
JOHN JOINS. Administrator
Wslbfook, Ausult Is 1875
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23

North and -1ush sMsriea imported into the
kingdom ofthe Ne,A aals n dispatched there.
from to this couairy, or pped therefrom I'M
der authority from this state. shall be sabject 20
no osher duties or forms!ities, than what are or
dered concerning the trade Of Europe.
Art. q All the yesss Is employed in the trade
ct the continent OF North and S,uth America and
he Isl.nds hereof shall! pay no higher Tonnage
bar thcse from European ports.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23
Bs.h, Avg. Il


The subscriber respectfully inform the in
habi,anss Of Frysbu;g md is vicinity. ,hst he
is.now ready to ccmmence the nnsi'less 81 dies
sing Cloth, al bis new Clothing sisll, near Frye.
buzz curoer. under The direction,tas be Lel.eyes)
rf good and sunciens workman. The slscles.
attention viii be given and every iasor grateful
ly acknowledged.
BENJAMIN WCODMAN
Fryeburg, August -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23
CLOTHING BUSINESS.

THE fubfcrihsr who fsrnsrIy carried on the
Clothing Bufsne.s 10 Nafthyarmoush refpetf-
fully informs biz friends ard he publc he has
purchaied The llo,hing Work.lAtey occupied by
Cap. Bailey Bod~et in Norway where any who
may favor him with their callom may rely On hav.
irg their cloth d. fled IL workman ike manner.
JOHN MARCH.
Nor way aug 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23
q HASTERN SC CIETY."

THE members OF The Eastern Society for The
promotion of order ana Tiety in The Dssric, o
Maine, are renamed, that sheir snnual meesing
will be holden in the College Chspei st B.uns.
wick, on ire day ct The Fuilic commencement.
Weduesds, Sept. 6sh, at O'Clock, A. Nj.
NM. jerks, Sic ~.
Reth Aug ID
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23
.NO7TFICi7I0N.

THE Trustees Of Bowdoin College are here
by notified, that the snnud meeting of their
Bosrd viii be holden at the College in Bruins.
wick o., Tuesday, the fifth day of September
next, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ
WM jerks, Seesy. efAe
Bah, Aug. "a. Beard Of Trustees
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23
wsilbfook, Aasua IS 1878

w f ;he fubfsfieers hav'og been appointed By
w The Hon. Samuel Ereeman Elq to receive
and examine the claims Of creditors 10 the ~ltats
Of NATHANIEL NOTES, late of Pcwnal Yeo-
nan, decealed reprefenfed infoIvans do hereby
gIve notice that fix month. from the Of Juy
la, are sowediaid creditors, 0 bring 10 and
prove heir cia ms and thar we flall attend thar
fervice az the Gore of w Rand c Srockbridge ia
North Yarmouth on the fecond Monday Of Sep
sf6her, December and January next. from one to
(l0< o'clock P M of faid days
&N EDWARD RUSSELL ?
CALVIN sToCKBRIDCR Lon" a'ss's'
N0rthyarmouh, Augua iG, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23
Merino Sheep and Wool

Tor falc full blood merioo Buck from eze
TO Eve years oldiS full blood Buck Lambs---
! do 8, 32- do. SIS do 7s-Euqnire OK
Mr. Edward Allen, Norsh Yarmou b, Mr. Jona-
than Hall Norway and of the iublcriber in Port
land - Aho--- $50 lbs full blood Nerino WOOL
so lbs grade 10, 5 and 1916 erioo
JOEL HALL
Portland Aug. "a Sw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23
MISS s. P. & AZ DUPEE teach ii,


LIlNI,
.nN Wedneiday the 9th day Of auguA inn be-
~ tween Gorhsm corner and sawyers tavern
in Stantiih. red morocco POCKET HOOK,
containing about one hundred dollar in bank Bills.
with fln,lty papers of va'ue except TO The fub-
fcriber Whoever ha. found the fame aod viii
lend the Pocke Book and rapers to Capt Philip
Eafnan in Fryeburg or give information 10 that
il may be had, iha be eEtitled 70 he money
EDWARD BURT.
Frysburg Ausua O.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23

FOR SALE --on a ing credff.
4 n half blood EWEs--Fifty commoI dittc--ooe
full blood BUCK and ore "a Buck Rnqnire
of d and 2 FOX or Bphram Lumber u Gorham
Augull %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23
AoYIcE..

"NOTICE ia hereby given ha' the snnual
meeting of the Oyerseers Of Bewlon College
viii ba held in the College caaaei in Brunswick
on Tuesday The $ b day cs September mex, at
10 o'clock, A. ~.
JOHN ABBOT, Sec'y.
Bruaswick, Aug 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23

THE annual meeting of the Peucinian Society
will be holden on Tuesday, the day preceding
Commencement, at three O'Clock, when "a
Grafton and Poem will be pronounced
~ A puufuai attendance i requeiled
J. 2. B sTORER Cor. sec'ry
Brxafwick. Augua 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23

I'VE the fuhffibers having been appointed By
II the Hon. Samuel Freeman Efq to receive aud
examine the elaine of c-editors TO he ella Of
ABIC Ill BENNETT r late of North. Yarmouth. wide
ow deceaied reprefented infoyent, do hereoy
give pubic notice hat 6I months are ssortl laid
credi, ofs to bring in AMI prove shsi claim, I'D
:slzt we ihal! attend that fsrvice al he II 4 w.
q and G. Ssactbridge 10 sad North Y. mouth on
the iecoHd Mondays of September and December,
mex. The nrIf Monday of January next, from ons
10 Give clock P, NJ of faid days
i. ALEERD RfCHAR DSON7
EDWARD RUSSELL
Norihya moui h, Augaa ls. ls.s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23
70 Lo7H6oP LlWIs. tyq Secretary d
The board Of 1rayfses Of Gorbam dead

The bard Of 7rufees Of Gorban dead
fD,y-
THE fubrcribers, members Of faid board hereby
j requeil, that you would notify . meeting q
faid Trullees, TO be held a. the academy storeiad,
in 0orham on Thur.day the 5 4 iDe At o'clock
P. M for he following purpofes. VIZ
L. To take iich mcafures as may be thought prop
er, relative 10 tract Of land morigaeed to fad
Trulses by Samuel Elder Jr.
g. To fill any vacancies thai may exit ia faid
board, if laid Tsuaees fhall think proper
3 TO engage an ailiaant, or preceptreis for the
snfuing year, or any part thereof, if they filaii
think il expedieos
4 70 do and tranfsd any other budneis, that may
be thought nsc.aary when met
Jofeph Adams,
Dudley FoIfom,
David Harding, Junr.
Ala Rand,
James Phinny,
Pn-faant TO the foregoing Application To me d
retfed hereby notify the Truiiees Of Cofham
Academy 10 meet at the inc ard place and fof the
purposes therein eyprsAed
LOrHROp LRWIS, Secretary
0orhsn, Augul ls
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23
Bon DOM COLLEGE.
Ovarian Society

Ovarian Society.
THE HoNogAey Members Of the Ovarian eocie
~ are Informed that their annual meeting
will be held at Robinfon's Hotel Brunfwick on
Commencement Day at O'Clock P NJ
IoHN aNp RON, Secretary,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23

C0Ore. II
F.anne,s and Baizes-Cords
Peiiece Cloths Bombazets
Wisbores--Du rarts--Crapes
Bet drels'd and undrehed Caicoss
Silk add common Gingaams
Cambricks, white, black and coloured
A arge anoaiment of Fancy Mullins
Shawls-- elk and cotton Handkerchief
Long Lzwn--l4inen B aces
Gentlemen and Ladies Beaver Gloves
Dig ditto ditto fix and worried Hofe
Black and colcured tewIg Silks
Coat and Wen Buttons
Ribbon Tapes and Bobhins
lutelirings-- Italian Crspes--Pina
"a Cot; on Hofe-- Button Mou'ds.
ALSO---A genera aiIortnelt of
Anasriean Factory Goods
x,-Treafury Notes and New York Bills received
At small diicount
Portland Aug 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23
The Bourbon Eamilv.

As the of this family frequently referred
to n the papers, may be well to mention the prin-
cipal members.
LOUIS stanisLaus Yarier now Louis the 18th was
born Nov. 18th. 1855. Is brother to the unfortu-
nate Louis 10Th, who was the first and early friend
TO American freedom; and who was murdered by
the 8 revolutionary cat-taroGts" of France. merely
because he was virtuous man and a friend 10 the
people. The son of Louis the 10th, known by the
title of the Dauphinehad he been permitted to live
would now be the heir to The throne Of France by
Iile 80 e 7 ouis nth.
Et h VS. been understood that the authors
go asa 4sofs OF hrs Eather's death, caused IIitn to
IS Piihp, Count ID Artois, is second broth
lis tie f6lh, was born Oct 9Th, 1857.
1siks I'D 4ngoaltme, is the eldest SON Of
Art is, born August 9Th, IT'S, and
oasin, Maria Theresa Ctariotte, daugll-
oais lae 10Th, born Dec. 18th, i7T8.
rule ~ succession sas ~ same in France
lsnd HE laughseg d: L3ius tae would
The heif the tafoae La hy salic
aates caaa tinhcrit lie erowa il Fance.
Dpse ef ID ri, is second soa Of logr OAR
Fl, DIS = orlea j nephew e 4ouis the
ION al slie neturio,e Dgsop Orleans,
tte conm ceraal of the reign f jacobin
wand ity9 assumed the naagq OF Ego
aHslit dvotsd. Il the convention, for
aog h the .ous 16ta
the Ne sroN iw LIE slIiieth year Of his
ePresra.t 20 5e ol a oiid ard aniable dis
that spasfr ~ eila etof.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23

Aa,,,,FRcIAl. NEGOTIATIONS.
~ R;ehmonl Inquire,ta,es, on the
sulhority Of . 's''s 81, =" c'vfordl ). ? that
pfobsoly NO, rom Ia aa,0.l, ,ve csmm=nc.
<ssrs G '''a''f' and n .:a,;,, ,b- R,i,ish
d 81 indirect oeg0c '',,':a' &C ) CONNER.
so,srnment, on Inc saOls =
Ill treaty
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
Near Portland Bank

Near Portland Bank
ISAIAH THJM S, lr
HASjue received, and for Gale, the following
/ 4 New Publications together with mAay 9th
ers.
Difcipline new Novel Miers Reirospes1
by Mrs. Wen Erskines Speechs
Cbasacler of 81. Paui,by Lemprieres Dictionary
H. More Harpers Speeches
The Magic Of Wealth, Lord Of the lies
Novel Sarah or The exemplary
Guy Mannerine or the wife
Afirologer Bottom fourfold Stale
Fazosborres Letters | Dictionarynf quotations
Patronage | Botanic Garden
Scott;ih Chiefs Wakefield Botany
Gofpel Treafary Memoirs Of Bernadotte
Golden Treafnres Biglows Botany
Ailinton's Sermons Year Poem 81
Son of Genius Converfation on Chem
Allifon on Tate I.ssiiry -@saz -
Grastans Speeches
/ Campaigns 10 Rulia-Ancient and Modern
Europe Dyers Compznioa-Leonidas Zmmef
imam on Soitude-3l aid Alb vols Carks fraves
Alfred Poem--Lfe Of Lord Wellington Eli
COTS Jturnai ALSO
a very exenGve aiforimest OF BOOKS in the
feveral branche. OF Luerature--Statutes. &c
ALo-For tale, TickeJs Quarter and Eighths, in
the Canal Lottery Cd CIais--i 900 dollars high
eft Prize
auguit Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23

ss'palion Of Ronaparte has broueh,
q s,sea,v = ois.ress upon tie French people.
y II In. ssasen he sacrifice of 80 or 40 600
4 Tillleat , !, state of affairs In France
s. sanity ana :, avn war and every kind of pub
s'qo Of s;s .,'ss'oltIne. merely to crafty the
I. Bonsss s ..ns'e iadividual.--Much has been
~ wasr s.se's talents and wisdom as states
out MS conduct latterIy has not
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23

|. letter from Amelia,
II belonging TO French
',.a, has been seized
IN, to quit the place
i, gene ositv Of he G
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23

BARBOUR & LINCOLN,
EXCHANGE STREET
LAVE JUN received white buff and fcarset
l. j. CASSiMRRES for uniforms Aiso--
Double milled mixed CASH MERE5-fiag and
bandauna HANDKERCHlEFS.
Augu!t 7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-23

EXEHdNGE SIREET .1-
FAVE juf received All ex,eniive aiIoriment OF
IL EngE6, India g French G9o1is,
fuitasle for the preiens and approaching ieafon--