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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-12
Josiah F. Caldwell,

Josiah F. Caldwell,
Hasiustreceived and offers for sale at his
Store corner of King and Union
Streets,
go Anchors different sizes,
(New-York made>
s tons Shot assorted sizes---No. 10:
to 7. ,, B. :.
90 kegs Powder
5000 los. green 4 white Coffee
Is hhds. Sugar, of u good quality
81 bbls do Orleans
90 puncbeons Rum: Cd Sd and 18th
=. proof
10 bbls. 4th proef Whiskey eEXo'd
and worthy the attention Of Ia
miles
1000 bushels Salt
Pipe Murdoch Madeira Wine, e.
quail to any in the market
do. excellent Port
ehssp.ssps WINES.
Catalonia 80
And. expects further supply Of Teas, Of
the late importation. <e @
ALSO.
so bbls common Whiskey.
Which with his former stock, makes his
assortment very complete.
September 10 st
e. ~ ants a situation III a
counting room., a Lad from ID to Is years
& age. For particulars apply to the
Printer.
July 49, Il.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-12


Is,nsli, COW at Castiz, TO his cores
londsnt in Philadelphia dated Oath
jasg, 1918, and awived VIA Boston.
Ysr VIE Nantlerer.
sm really at aiess TO know Whit
May persnus here will do with their
fsaS for there IS no cash sale at any
Sdee. .TtAink there is fuwin The bay,
bout 20 ,el,g bssaels and vessels are ctns1
|s,sa.sy srriYins from different parts OF
|Anesies. Geusrala3ain must attend those,
|sha are eoncsrnsii in such speculatiens. :
The eSmn,ander Of the fiigate Cbesa-
|Feaks. lafsly spoken; informed tat a
sigase had sailed from India, having on
bard, as ! pfis1mer, the King Of Candy,
TERRITORY ID the island afg'eylon. The
British have been at war With this Prince
III seine tine.
Tarwris.--ia same Of the prices cur
rents latsls received from Holland. a
great mistake IS made, in the quotation
Of tbs article. Es quoted at 5oaS5,
sHsers per pound, Instead Of s0a So
yniders per IoG lbs. al whioA latterpricer
'slsshsys been elected.
host. Pal.
Z sppssrs Wat our coisny in The Pa
PC Ocean, NaSispn's Island, &c. has
Neltad--ib.
Gsneral. Harrison ard M'Arthur. and
NJ Graham, commissioners appointed
sstfeat withthe Indians, have arrived at
vsusis. Tue eegeeii vas TO have been
|'psnet on tie seth nit.
snce tae arrival of tie ssh regiment
N nstat. fhe Fnd;aus are becoming less
|sssIsnt ssaa slas we're,
Fnm &c BsSato Journal, lug. go.
Wehesr that an express arrived to
We Brown ak Beirut, from Mackina,
ssyng iAtelksence frsn Major Nor
na, Sho camssands there that thf In
YAM had edilvStsfs ID sbat neishborsood,
Ia had furma,ty dsasandsd the sarren-
ssof that pos. II NIlet aad Etorc proba-
Y accounts state, that ths sshstayice Of
ne Hissn,S.lx ....-. :.fs-,rxa4,nv that fhp
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-12
An Accountant Wanted.

4 PERSON qualified for the duties
n Of a Counting House, win hear ola
situation on application to the
PRINTER.
September IL st :.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-12
BALTIMoRE, Sept. 9.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.
Arrived, Portuguese brig Vensidore,
Il. L. de Cunha EstraIla, &c days, from
Pcrnambuco, bound to Philadelphia, put
in leaky--,sugar, nolassas, hides 6 dry
gocds---snpercargo OH boartI. Left brig
Pilot. &c ans, for Philadelphia, in 10 days;
ship i,ebecra, Of and for New-Y York, just
arrived. In lat. 80, lon. 60, spoke brig
Oocano, from Savannah for Barbadoes,
out ls days. American produce gene
rally low. -four pine nlilreak Accounts
from the river Of pfate state that the Pa.
.triots were gaining ground. g
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-12

The commando Of the fiigate Cbesa-
Feake. lafsly spoken; informed tat a
tigase had sailed from India, having on
bard, as . ptispuer, the King Of Candy,
TERRITORY Mthe island afCeylon. The
British have been at war with this Prince
III ssIne tine.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09

NorE.-An army of 81, $50, early in the year
1914, was no doubt much larger army than the
u. S. kept up the two first years of the war, and if
properly employed, $1,000 regular troops were
certainly adequate to oppose any force G. Britain,
in those years employed against the u States
81 900 men, according to the estimates Of the
war and treasury departments, should not have
cost more than II millions year. "a mi lions in
the two years where as the land forces did cost
AZ millions and more, in the wasteful manner in
which the war was conducted.
NorR. AIso--Wheni it is considered the u.
6. had on the 1st of July 1914, irregular army of
81 .53e, and enlisted in eight months, from Febrii-
ary /, to October l, 1914, 1888 men, for what
possible pretence can the national government have
recourse to consumption, and measures destructive
of the liberties of the people, to fill the ranks of the
army; the course of enlistments amply prove, that
fthe army be well paid and supported and accord
ing to contracts there can be occasion resort to
such violent measures.
NOTE ALso-Of the 1859 regular troops on
the sea board, only 1869 were stationed in New
England
ITO BE- conctudedI
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09
SAVANNAH, January 10.


A letter from Wayne County, dated the
18th instant, says" The enemy still occo-
ply St Mary's and Point Petrc, and have
promised to respect private property--if
they do, shall be very agreeably disap-
pointed--it is said, the notorious vagrant
Fitzgerald, holds an important command
in the service of the enemy, and is now
with them in St. Mary's-and that he has
put his step son James Osborne in irons al
ready. The most alarming circumstance,
however, is that the noted Col. Woodbime is
in our rear, at the head of sir han bred In.
dams, in consequence of which, all the
settlements on the St Marys and Satilla
rivers, to the Allatamaha, are breaking up !;
and the inhabitants fleeing precipitately to
the interior OF Georgia of them
leaving nearly all they possess for the mer-
CHESS savages. Hundreds of inhabitants are
now on the road between this place and Sa-
tilla river"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09

which lie says, that Admiral Cockburn
in command at ST. Mary's his force there
1000 men, and at Cumberland 1900 more
that he has OFT the bar two 74's, eight large
frigates, and four sloops of war He has al
lowed his troops to plumber every article in
the town, break open all houses that were
found shut. and remove and destroy their
contents The Admiral had laid his hands
upon all the Cotton, Tobacco, Dry Goods,
Rum, and every article that could be ship,
ped conveniently, and sent some off by the
vessels found at St. Msry's. Our friend
fu.ther adds, that he no doubt intends paw
ing Savannsh visit and that shortly; this
is publicly expressed by him and his officers.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09
Another Letter, same date

" we are an hourly expectation of the
arriOal Of Major General Pinckney; z,ho
sre are Informed has ordered on 1900 of
the South Carolina Militia: among
aphom are, your country sharp shooters
scho can pick out a squirrits eye at the
distance Of 100 CARDS. They soW march
and beat, Woodbine's motley crew. eUen
ifthey haze half the number II number
of your disciplined officers are expected to
start from Charleston for this place, on
the cath instant.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09
SAVANNAH UNDER MARTIAL
Law
Sdrannnh. .I1nalnnaI

Sdcdnndh, January %
" Here gDe are. under Martial LGzc ::
not knoJoing the boar uhen the British
forces may pay as visit. We haze
no positive accounts, from the Southward,
ho0ce0er, to acarrant positive conciu
sion, that they are coming this scay. We
believe theJorces at Cumberland and ST.
Mary'S to be about six thousand men.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09
Savannah, Januury 2S

We have this moment an express from
Amelia, tthe express succeeded by getting
in boat at night and arrived at St. Simons)
We have received letters from friend at
Amelia, under date Of the 18th inst in
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09

and instructions ass the exigeney Of a crisis
so momentors may require.
Resolued, That the hon. George Cabot,
the hon. Chsuncey Goodrich, and the hon
Daniel Lyman, or any two of them, be au-
thorized to call another meeting of this
convention, to be holden in Boston at any
time before new delegates shall be chozen,
as recommended in the above resolution, if
in their judgment the situation of the
country shall urgently require it.
Hartford Jan: 4th, 1915.
George Cabot, James Hillhouse,
Nathan Dana, John Treadwell
William Prescott, Zephaniah Swift,
Harrison G.. Otis, Nathaniel Smith,
Timothy Bigelow, Calvin Goddard,
Joshua Thomas, Roger NJ Sherman,
Samuel s. Wilde, Daniel Lyman,
Joseph Lyman, Samuel Ward,
Step'n Longfellow jr. Edward Manton,
Daniel Waldo, Benjamin Hazard,
Hodijsh Baylies, Benjamin West,
George Bliss, Mills Olcott,
Chauncy Goodrich, William Hall, jr.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09
CHARLESTON, January "a.
FROM THE SOUTH.

Extract Of a letter from gentleman IN
Savanndh, to another an this city, dd-
ted the ED instant.
" All is hustle and confusion here, as we
momently expect an attack from the nemy.
One of our citizens arrived this morning d.
rect from ST. Mary's-The British officers
permitted him to sell his articles and return,
but told him they would soon be with him ;
that they expected to dine in that place on
the 22d. He supposed there were from
to 5000 troops, making every possible pre-
paration on board their bomb and rocket
vesses--and Admiral Cockburn said he
would have Savannah at the expense of eve
ry man and vessel under his command
This is from a man of veracity News arri
we'd here this morning, that troops were on
their march from Charleston. | sincerely
hope they are, and in sufficient numbers to
assist us in disappointing his honor the
Admiral!
The Mail left Savannah on Sunday, the
22d instant. A letter of that date states,
that Martial Lao has been proclaimed
there but they had no certain information
that the enemy were approaching that place,
whose force was supposed to be about 6000
Passengers in the Stage, however, state,
that approximations for the safety of Savan-
nab had considerably abated, and that the
force of the enemy was believed not to ex
coed 800.
IC01Pfge
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09
s 2l5.1s6.7SS

NoTE-As bonds were given for the duties, as
they usually became payable the next year-the
duties payable in any year, were, generally, col
lected on the importations of the proceeding year.
as the 5 17,060,661, received in 1903 ere the
duties OH the great iInportations of 1907, few
small sums excepted.
NOTE, ALSo-AH these revenues arose from
commerce except 16,262,651.
1t will be observed that all the sources of re-
venue exclusive of impost and tonnage duties, did
not on an average, amount to quite one million of
dollars years so that the impost and tonnage
duties. the four years proceeding the long embar-
go. amounted to about ffty-eight millions of dol
lars or to fourteen million five hundred thousand
dollars a year. And if there had been no embar-
goes or restrictions on commerce these would have
increased, at least not decreased till the war was
commenced. That commenced four years and
halt after the embargo was laid. 1t will be seen
that all the revenues amounted in four wears, be-
fore the embargo to S Sc, SIS, 274, and deductng
Tor other sources of revenue, one million year -
There will remain 8 SO, 578,274, received from
lmposts and tonnage duties whereas in the three
years and nine months after the embargo was laid,
all the revenues above, amounted only to
5 SO, 1922, or at the rate of g 40,817, 900 in
tour years but in these four years were included
not only the ordinary million a wear, but the two
million direct tax of 1898, and the new internal
duties OF those tourye whence was collected at
least two millions and half; hence deduct
S6,500O00 from 40, sly 800 dolls leaves, received
from impost and tonnage duties SASSY 800
2426l ,284 dolls less than was received in the four
years proceeding the embargo that IS, above six
millions year, above twenty-seven millions for
the four years and half the restrictive system
existed before the war (; hence this sum was
clearly lost by this system. See Schedule F.
NorE Lso,-The said l6 1862, 651 dolls was re-
celved thus, from internal revenue, 6,46O, COS dol
direct tax, l,757, 240 d. sales ofIand, 6161 1888 %
postage of letters sc. 657, 343 dolls miscellaneous,
1,216,775
There fore, it is clear that if there had been no
restrictive system or war, the old debt of the IT,
D would have been before this time paid or near.
ly paid.
SCHEDULE Cd
Showing the state of the army of the United
states, previous TO July l, 1914 1t was thus
follows
In the first Military District, at Boston, Ports
Der 90 6ks
y Mil Dis al Ne Q,r
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09
S57,367,9l5 "A
100000 90


500, 1867 ,9l5 ~
Note-The military and naval expenses
of the u. S. from Jan. /, 1879, to June l8,
1879, when war was declared, are included
III the above account, and were. partly on
account of the peace establishment, and, in
part, preparations for war. So that this
enormous expenditure was incurred in the
military and naval depart ments alone, in 9
years of small warfare, and in months
that preceded it,
SCHEDULE OBJ
Showing the receipts at the Treasury of
the U. 5. from Jan. |, 1879, to July l.
1914, including about 6 months of peace.
and about 2 years of war, to wit
From Jan. to Oct. !, 1919,
from the proceeds of the
customs, the sales of land,
&c. being 5 fourths of
the revenue this year $S,23l,2lO IS
The balance in the Trea-
sury charged this &C.
count, S9A7,SlS So
On the II million Loan I'M
der the act of March IL,
1912, 5,s47, 2l2 so
si7,996.2il OF
Receipts from Oct. l. 1912, TO Oct |, 1878
to wit
From the proceeds of the
customs Sl2,596,49l SIS
sales or land 830,67l So
Other items OF revenue l40,979 IS
On account of the Ia million
loan 4.337,4S7 so
On the 10 million loan, act
Feb. s, 1918, l4,lSS. 1875 90
Treasury Notes issued on
the act of June 80, 1919. 1898, 800 90
Do. do. act Feb. 25, 1878, 253.OOO 90
--
s24,9769l2 so
Receipts from Oct !, 1913 to Jan. |.
1914, to wit
From the customs and
sales OF lands &c. S3.676.565 90
TN the 10 million loan l,5l4,S75 90
On the l-2 million loan S.eO7. 335 90
Treasury Notes 3.77S. 10000
--
sl2,S76,f75 90
Receipts from Jan. !, to July I, 1914, to
wit
From the proceeds of the
customs 4,lS2,OSS Is
From sales ofpublic lands 5lO,065 6s
From internal duties and
direct tax 2,lSe,272 40
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09
-18,403
20,8G0
On the Canada line,

Recruits enlisted from January 81, 1914, to
September 80, 1914, as by the return of the In
spector General were 13 1913
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09
Left for war purposes in this

Left for war purposes in this
period, oIioI,"I ~
Note.--Thus while the war costs above
60 millions of dollars, and the land forces
as millions of the sum, there was but a
small British army employed against the
U. S ard in this period disgrace generally
attended the American arms by land.
SCHEDULE CO.
Shelving the great increase ofthe revenue
of the United States from the adoption OF
the Constitution to the adoption of the res
trictive system and while commerce con-
tinued free, and the great diminution OF
these revenues since that system was re-
sorted to-they we're as follows as by Trea-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09
STATEMENTS.

Prepared and published by order Of thu
Convention Of Deteg dtes, held at Hart
ford, December Is, 1914, and printed
by their order.
SCHEDULE (A)
Shelving the ascertained expenses of the
war, prior to July /, 1914.
Military Department, or land forces,
from Jan |, to Sept so, 1912, including a
oout six months of peace and 3 months of
war in that year, s7,46l,6l4 80
From Sept. 80, 1912, to
Sept. so, 1918, l0,lsl,75o 40
From Sept. 80, 1918, to
Dec. 81, 1918, 5,8S7,747 90
From Jan. ! to July /, 1914, ll,2lo,238 90
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09
ON postage and incident.

From postage and incident
al receipts
On the 2 IL million loan,
act Aug 2, 1878.
On the 10 million loan (part
of the Is millionsb
Treasury notes on act Feb.
25, 1918.
Do. on act March "a. 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09
S2,9l4,957 98

ID 8
s2,9l4,e57 e8
Deduct payments made at the treasury
in the same period from Jan. ], 1919, to
July |, 1914, to wit -
The civil list, Indian depart
ment, &c. 1867, s72 80
Interest and principal of the
public debt 81, lnl All az
25,807, 1870 04
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09

Ascertained war expenses
to July |, 1914,
to which must be added,
large sums not ascertained,
and, also disbursements
made by individual states
these must be moro than
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09
SCHEDULE (A)

Ascertained expenses ofthe
land forces from Janua-
ry l., 1912, to July |,
1914, S43,0E $50
Macy Department, from
Jan. |, to Sept. 80, 1912,
about six months of peace
and three months of war,
the sum of s2,63S,6l2 IS
From Sept
&c. 1912,
to Sept.
so, 1918, 6,420 707 go
From Sept.
so to Dec
81, 1918, l,2iS,l4 10
From Jany.
] to July
/, 1914, 4,0l2,S99 90
-----------. Ia 200 26S l
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09

Deduct cash in the treasury,
July !, 1871
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09

s24,976.9l2 so
Is to Jan. l.,
s3,67s.565 90
l,5l4,S75 90
S,eO7,335 90
3,77s,700,OO
vs. - W.
ly L., 1914, to
4,lS2,OSS Is
5f0,065 6S
2,lS9, 272 40
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09

Sl7,996.24I OF
to Oct. /, 1918,
$l2,596,49l SIS
630,67l So
ll0,S79 IS
4,337,4S7 so
l4,iSS,l25 90
4,s9s,3O0,O0
$4,000 90
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09

IC01stte.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-12

New Eitablilhment.
BoOts, Shoes, q Factory Gods.
WILLIAM TX UE.

w &LAAAAh ~ ~
INFORMS his friends and the pubick that he
has jult received auo is now opening for lac
at his iofe 10 F.. ltrses >next door 10 MIR JoiePh
Mariner la genera a1ortment of Ladies Mlfie,
ana Chi dten morocco KID and leah SHOES ;
a. Ie,' kid and morocco BOOrS-cork ana wax
:ug Shoes-eensiemen and boy thln and the
5oots. and thin aud lhick SHOES Lo--A quanuty
IF touthern Caf skins and Phi ace 1hia Sea- LeAth
er-Boot Legs and French Tops, for nauutacIur
ing Boots aud ohoes
The above itock was carefully fe'eGted by Mr..
Johs RUNEELs wh1 has engaged 70 iuperin-
tend the maLut4ctory at the above fore, where
his friend, and former tulomefs are ed 70 can
L,lerpi,s-Recelved from different Manutacao-
ries. and will keep conitantly for laie,
Factory, Warp, q Filling,
from Nos. TO 2O-twU and three threaded Cock
irg Yarn few,ng Cotton al. color--Shnnngs-
Shee ings GInghams, newell patterns-S.rpes-
Checks &c.
hho-An 4nortment of n snd % quality Bos
tou Factory HATS-knapt ditto me can Wa
terProof duo boys dItto--AIl ol which will be
fold the moi Reasonable terms
Portland, Sept "A If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-12
NOTICE.

TEE committee appointed TO fuperintend and
tontFaci ~ behalf ofthe Couuty, or tu,id.
ing Court heufe hereby give notice hat they
win 20 purchate, for which cath will be paid OF
delivery,
100000 of Bricks Of the firit quality
A quantity of ltone for cellar and un
derpining
100 feet of faced ftone.
400 casks of Lime
Timber for frame, fuitable for brick
building 60 feet by SO.
A quantity clear boards we'll ftafoned
do Merchantable boards 90
10000 good laying fhingles.
A quantity lathing boards.
1h'ie who may with 10 furn,ih the above ms.
terials or any part of hem, 70 be delivered in
Portland by he FRI Of March next, will pleaie
& leave their erms and proPofas 10 wri ing q
Po ter Cfiice or before the &! a Of Jarua
ry EFT.
The Committee s'fo requeR, thofe who may
with 10 Coz tract for laying the ltone and brick
framing The timber and fot making the window
fathes and trnds, TO leave their terms and propo
Gals as above.
They iikeWiie give notice that they are au.hor
lied 10 Eel the old Cou,t houle building, and vii
dfPose of the same on reasonable terms
ALBERT NEWHAi l.
s s11a433 ;, H tUlsIa,n cs~~i1es
Portland, Dec 2. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-12

+, ..GKEAS tie circumstances OF he 6slsle
Of Thomas Wilson, late If Top>hsm m he coun-
ty # Lincoln, yeoman deceased, require that 8
ftr,hec ,,me should be allowed tht crcd ors Of
sid estate who have not previously hrcught in
heir claims hat further time ofsix m1n ~
viii be a! owed said creditors to bring in and
rove their Claims, TO commence from the % h
If August last and that we shall attend hat
service al The dwelling house OF the widow Ann
Wilson, in SAID Topsham. on the lsss Sa urdays
of December and Jan. next, al one of the clock
tlnthe # -rnoon
VIM. GRAVES, NN4" "'@s ohols'
Tepsham, Nov. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-12
MlLLER'S
Celebrated IiCH OINTMENT,

Is offered to he public, as icing Of the eafea
and lafeit Gu es for this Diiof der oag expe
rience has pr we'd the efficacy of this Ointment.
Ii is perfe6ty fate in it's operation and may be
applied 20 The lma Ell infant wihou Danger
The fcent ia sgreeab eIt il not necehAry for he
patient to take Brimllone as lie Common 10 oher
DIN ments This ointment is put up in tin boxes,
convenient TO cary aud each genuine box will
be com 'anied w'hdirectioos fgeru'ne &wiil be
fgned by Jo4L MILLER The above Ointment
may he had i ima'l or large guam ifie' of JosL
MILLER 81 Geo.gs d. 6Jr CYRUS HoI BROOK
S,ga # g. Lukes Head No Sc fjanove, ilttet,
D ShML TO TON jr No. Newbury "a Get,
Bottom. Of MIR Il NJAMIN BuTmkn, O,t!ord; Raw.
son, ADD Bruce Wafdab,,Ongb Mr.. Ju3e Hyde, Of
Brunfwick Pr and Waihburn, 7bOmo9 a. and
Oakes Perry C.mdsn Ju'y II. (2sw)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-12
American Goods.

w R. s. c. SrOCKBRIDGE, of Nor,hysr-
mouth agents for one of The beft Manufac
tories on Pawtucket Falls, Rhode in4nd, are con
Family iuppiied with general aAortmeat of
american Cotton Goods,
CONSISTING OF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
and .hreaced Stocking Yarn
Whne and cooured Sewing Cotton
shiuiugs Checks; Stripes Ginghams
Chamntays; Ticking, &c SC.
B-Shopkeepers and others will be fupped
az The Factory prices Orders from cuRomers will
be Pcriouaiy and punctuaIIy attended to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-12
FOR SdIE.

A FARM in Sumner, in the county of Oxford =,
a fifty Eve mile from Port'an cont aiming about
three hundred acres Of excellen; Land under good
Improvement. with good wo foty houre well
hn,fhed and pairSed, 80 fee, by 80 porch "a
by feet--a cbaife and wood houie SO by 81
feet fore partly fniihed &c by 20 feet three
barns with other necefary out buildings Two
good acqueduGs Of water one for The houfe and
the other for tie harn~a thrifty young orchard,
containing ahou So apple trees Said farm 10 as
eaian, htuat on.as the country aords--is in the
ceuue of the town and is a good tand for a'av
e.n trade or any kind Of mechanic, and will be
fold cheap altogether or 10 pare as f,aIl ben ac
eommodate purchafers aud payment will be made
ealy --.dho- will be fold with lad farm if wan ed
good let of farming tools, "a head Of horned
cat { and 20 heep Inquire ELLIS STANDIsH
living on the pFemifes
grrtrer June 20 1873 If