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Phtsyivanid Election.
Clay, (Rep) SOC
{. kerr, (ditto) 1873
Rice, (Fed) is
White, (ditto) IS 49,
Clay has nov majority Of ga over Kerr. and eo6
over Rice.
Returns from Fa,5ar County, complete.
For Coagress-Niason a2a
49, Lewis Iia-7s
his return includes 90 votes given for Gen Mason
and IA for Mr. Lewis, from the counties of Prince
William and Loudour
lewis's msj in p. WIN. g I4oudoun I3e
Masons majority in Fairfax "a
Majority for Lewis in the Di riot so
Mr.. Lewss majerity Mr.. Love at the last cleo.
ton l77.
Delegates 10 the STATE Legislature.
Hunter 100 F;tzbHeh ,sS
Waugh. ia Eoote lis
Messrs Hunter and Waugh, the Republican cand
dates, are Of course reelected.
We are authorised to state that steps will be taken to
ascertain as correctly fossbc the number, nf snuri
Gus votes taken on both Sides for the two congressional
candhates and il, as is expected the number given TO
MT hew's should be so great to give his opponent
majority of legal in The District the election will
be contested-.4ierG Herald
Henry ~ George Tucker E.4 distinguished At
torney OF Winchester, Va. and true disciple of the
washington school, has been elected by an overwheI-
counties of Frederick and Shenandoah, in the next
Congress Col. Griffin Taylor gentleman of no or
nnary Standing IN society, the opposing candidate
and 1t IS remarkable To observe, notwithstanding the
unremittng exertons OF the opposition that out Of SIS
votes IN the county Of Shenandoah he whole nt,rnber
gwen exclusive of scattering fad forty- seIs;, orly
credited to the account Of Federalism spirit of
de'nsinn ls rapidly departing ttie ial,ti
BAH. Pat.
Mr.. M'Cov goes to Augusta with a ma
jority of Ala over Gen. Porterfeld-The
General will scarcely be able to make up for
lee-7Day.
We hear from Cumberland, that on clo-
sing the polls, on Monday last, Mr.. F,ppes
had 207 votes, Mr. Randolph 18o-Mr. F
thus has majority of 10 only in Cumberlsn !.
RES rejoice Friends Great s Prss st5lss i i6g
with him!
For, he who has turned a deaf ear to the
rights and honor of his own country, is again
N Inc apathy or want of thought of his
constituents, permits him once more to
stain the floor of Congress ! The Snarler is
again IN ! but one consolation is, that his
teeth are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS too rejoice -
because so Incorporate are their feelings that
they would employ Randolph, nav the very
1evit himself to "sut their purposes IF
Mr.. K. thinks with Mr.. Garnett fin his late
circular letterlMr. r. is opposed to a Navv-
TO any respectable means of defence against
the aggressions of an unhihged world Yet
what do the FederaliSts care for this, so that
they can but enlist another snarler in their
ranks Is this the love of country, or is i,
the blind rage ofpartyl
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District Of York, SIC.
Matthcws--Bsssett IA

Eyre 40
Accomac, Elizabeth City, and Middlesex
are yet to be heard from--the former is fed
eral, the two latter republican IF Mr.. Bas-
sett gets toIerabls vote in Accomac, his e.
lection is certain
From the district. of Greenbrier, &c. we
have good news--Caperton, (edO having
resigned, tina. party started Mr.. Matthew's
and the republicans RIM Mr. Smith, whose e.
lection is placed beyond doubt. We have a
letter which mentions, that if the counties
yet to vote were unanimous against Smith,
his election is certain.
Petersburg Republican.
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ATTENTION

III EN- IION
W me members Of tie Richmond RIM
co'fs are hereby Mortified, thar T shall mr.
ERA 1x az me BeA Tavern on tie euenine,s: OF,
m ,a,% .rrEaay aid Saturday near, from
fh n na,ns e.'e~, 5or me h'7tOse Qjaytig off
Ai company. Persons Svho koJd syqerS, fa,.
claims, qc please re5e7it them, 6,obs,,, yo'
fAenhcated, spifhouf delay. ''''9 ""-
x,. WIN. H RIcHARnsoN.
WedneSddu, -Hflr,l %
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CONGRESS-.
NORFOLK, Ao-il 81

NoRrorK, April 81.
Edwin Grey 4O7
James johnson OF
l's majority in Ise-of-2
Wight and Sussex 80
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 u persons having claims against the e,to,s oe e
taIetess s sp are reuested to brrc ,b.,n Cor
~ q ~ "~ee'S"ieir---hn pSsJIs i:;s% 81. r1i.r
men, a are requested to make imme,at no :
"e" as no farther indulgence can be given pay"
: Warren, April 26-stn f'Nr.
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Present majority,

The election in Surry will be held ON next Mon
DAY this county in 1915, gave Mr.. johnson major
y ut 2OS so that whatever has been asserted to the
contrary, MIR. Us election is quite certain-Herald
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Wednesdav, -Hfyik e6-n II a IL "
MEDICINES, &c. 1T .HUCTTTO a.

IN W III, &c. HI AUCTION.
b. TM9Ids!, The LIST May next, at II o'.lo,k ., 49,,
Verdpe Office, will be Sold rsiiout rSas, AZ NY
men.ni sred Tor approved endorsed seroltt ~.
notesa the MEDICINES provided by the so, PIE
y eyerv article ,h ,n.ff d'banded containing near
Also. Family Medicine Chest, and case 's S, rs
on'' Instruments, 81. "' = ease oi Surge
Anr, se o. JAMES BROWN, jr v. M.
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49, bNNYo, CARTS. WEIE a A.
,,,, FANS. WOVEN-WIRE' sc. 10
IaNHE Subscriber having enlarged hi, es,shr.h,ns,
4 few miles from this city, where NAV h. a1 We
CONS prIys' Carts. Wheat Fans and Woven Wirs.
Round R;iJie ana N nashmg Screens Wheat, Lime and
sui s;.luuleS, Meal, Cookie, Flax Seed and CT.
Tyea Seyes, Mill Shakes, Wire SAFES and Woya
WTe Tor Windows-Lkewise, pan,aiin ntsr.;,. H,i,
T p"SsG' &c to be made ehe BE-, materials AMI ~
sons near h pmh wen Orders let with Samuel Par
ny Of these S1t'ces on HANDY or Capt John ssnIs.
attended &c. SESiiItS s'' =, van ~ oe promptly
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vent to pieces in about l2 hours after she
struck; no lives lost, but every thing be-
longing to the officers and ships crew was
lest. 1t is said the pay-master had conside-
raSle specie on board.--She was new ship
and coppered to the bends.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
SAIIIH avew to the supnort nj w.. y
AZ family, the Surscriber intends 10 ~
eo'e Oh kentucky about the first ofJunc next ~ 'o'
.AhrR26.--tf w. @oTS1''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22

The preseat day, we may learn the high pre-
tentions our administration set up, the causes
of the war and how far we have succeeded In
gaming its professed OBJECTS. We may learn
that fer suffering under commercial restrictions
for a long time, alter enduring the miscries Of
war for nearly three years and accommodating q
large national debt we have gained nothing al
all Reader, dsst thou wish to see what de-
mocracy is Examine the messages TO Con-
gress, proclamations, manfestoes, letters OF
Instructions, Congressional debaes 81. during
the reirns of Messrs. Jefferson and Madison. L.,
these papers, i. is portrayed in deeper colours
than can be done by The most able writer's
IN AMERICAN,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22

responsible. These facts are no otherwise
important than as they serve to shew the
leaning of the cabinet--and they are strong
evidence oil the turn which will be attempt
ed to be given to our public affairs, This
Glamour and uproar SO artihcially excited,
is made substitute for the public voice.
Congress when they commence, will believe
or affect TO believe, that such yociierous
exclamation, is the opinion OF the people.
They may then be induced to believe that
they are borne along by the voice of the
people to join in all the future plans and
projects of 3onaparte. They may, i'll the
face of confederated Europe, embark the
destiny of this nation with Bonaparte's.
While our cabinet are at the bottom of all
this mischief, they may then be enabled to
penetrate, and then shaw the responsibility
Of the deed. Bal. telegram.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22
ERIE, penn ArR1L 25.

The sailors and soldiers 81 this place have
had serious quarrel. On Saturday, Sune
Day, and Monday, they were fighting in the
streets Several on both sides have been
badly wounded--one or two dangerously.
There was no interference of the civil au-
thority. Probably because it had been
found Intellectual on former occasion.
Not long since one of the magistrates, In
attempting to quell riot, was abused and
insulted, and Afterwards challenged by an
officer of the army to fight duel, assault
ted in the street, and bis house partly de-
molished
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22
Mojority for It. Gov Goodrich,


A very great concouise of people atten-
ded this anniversary and were apparently
much graufird with The scene, particularly
with the Military parade, which was as
usual highly brilliant. The number offed-
eral votes is unusually small. The friends
ofthe State Constitution, md government,
conscious of their strength, and apprehen
ding no movement on the part of the dem
ocrals (lhe avowed enemies of both) made
no effort at the freemen's meeting. But
the silly friends of Mr.. Madison, vainly i'm.
agined they could carry their point by
stealing march upon the federalists, under
the discipline of" County Committees, Vig
iiants," sc. without disclosing their design
by any ohen evidence, and hattered them
selves they should be able, in Glands slime
manner, to bling forth something, which
would answer the purpose of quilting Mr..
Madison, and Mr.. Gales, and the men that
rule the ma ion that the New England Con-
vention had proved TO be unpopular, even
in this incofrigible State Of Connecticut
Accordingly, taking their tone from the two
or three democratic papers in the state, OF
what is nearly as anthensic, zveH-intormed,
and correcf source of information res
pecling Connecticut-Holt's Columbian,
has been employed for several weeks in
boasiing Of the time when they shall suhdue
this priest-ridden state. Accordingly they
strained every nerve, and they produced
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22

UNITED STATES TREASURY DEPARTMENr.
Estimate ofthe prodact Of INTERNAL DU1IES1
for one entire year ater they shaft have been ~
jul operation.
Stamps, Dolls. 500 600
Carriages 800 600
Sales st auction, 500 900
Refined Sugar 10000
Licences on Retailers, goo, 900
Licences on Stills, with The duty on dis
titled Spirits, 1000 900
Postage, 100000
Lotteries $50, 900
Household Furniture. 1883 600
Horses 10000
Gold Watches 90 600
Silver Watches 17G 900
Leather. COO 600
Boots, 10000
Saddles and Brides Is 900
Paper, SO 900
Candies goo, 1000
Playing Cards, 50 900
Tobacco & Snuff 100000
HAS 400 900
Iron. $50 600
Nails, 200 900
Bee Ale and Porter 10000
DIRECT TAX UPON LAND, 6 900 600
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22
HARTFORD, CON. May Is.


On Thursday last, the General Assem-
bly, of this State, commenced their spring
session in this city. On Wednesday, his
Excellency Goyernour smith, was escorted
from West Hartford, TO his lodgings in
town, in Brilliant manner, by the Horse
yards, commanded by Maj. Buck, the
Sheriff and his suite, and a large number
of citizens in carriages, and on horseback.
On Thursday the House of Representa-
lives met, and were organized by choosing
Elias Perkins, Esq Speaker, and Charles
Denlson and Jacob b. ourley, Esqs. Clerks
At half past len O'Clock the usual process
sion, consisting OF both Houses oil Assem-
bly,, and the clergy, was formed at the
State House, and under the escort OF the
Foot and Horse Guards, the former com.
mandtd BY MAJOR bull, moved 10 the brick
meeting house, and attecded divine service.
Inc sermon was preached by tbs Rev Mr..
BEockway, of Ellington, from Zecn. vi
At The close of public worship, the process
sion returned 10 the State House, when the
votes for the officers of the stale govern
ment were counted, and the following per-
sons were declared duly elected to the Off
Ces set to their names, VIZ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22
A Candid Confession.

On the Sd Of May inst intelligence reach.
ed Carlisle OF Napoleon having actually reas-
cended the bloodstained throne OF Ffances
Col Hamilton, as we are informed upon
good authority, ia the absence of Col King,
commandment Of the United States troops
al the Barracks, had regal Saiule fired on
that afternoon, and al night had the bar
racks splenddly Illuminated and Ared a.
mother royal salute.
Now, for ourselves we have much more
respect for the conduct Of the colonel than
for that of the Madison and Napoleon party
in general He felt no more Joy or exulta-
ton than the rest of them at the restcra-
lion OF that rapacious robber and inexorable
murderer but he had more frankpess in
manifestingit it. The feelings of the whole
party were evident enough, but like coy or
prudish maids, they were ashamed to tell
their love. Y. S. Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22
Il. Il a. H. CROSS,

No. 5 ,Uaion Rssu,
ID ia IN received, and offer for fae
N b bis. Flour
/ Il snks Gun Powder
10. re6oed Sal. Pe'fs
= Az bores 2 by Gals
/ I bue, HAVANA brown Sugar
N dos London Porter So
% Ibs. Gaia may -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22
John P. lHURsTON,

~ at No. 2, L0rg Wbsf.
|'p1bI, new luper6ne Flour
= J. & P. Labbys' aud B. & ],
bg ioOAsso Harris crooked brand.
nkaxe mould Candles, 10. 6 S. and ito 10.
A : 10 Slermace.i do
|l1tSh Navy Mefs ard Mol Pork
#Nay H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22
Cabinet-Making BuGnefs

Cabinet Making Bufnefs
<kt6sent branches
II ,eknow.edges with gratitude the liberal
|n,ss With which he was formerly favored,
|tiris continuance.
gWantsd to Parcbale
,(nII quantity If BIRCH BOARDS, for which
Iusons price will be given in Furniture or
Il brought focn
GT A BOY
bous "A or IS years of age, is wanted as
ne Portland, May Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22
For SAj.E

FOR SALE,
-FOUR flores on Union Wharf n Porland-Five
ihares in the same Wharf and 1900 acres of
timber land in Baldwin Enquire of
EZEKIEL WHITMAN,
Poa,land March IN, 1916. IF;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22

| the enormous amount of 1876 votes-and
this for the most popular, and unexcepiion-
able man of their party Now LET it be re.
membered, that in the year 1907 this par
ty gave one member of the nomination for
Assistants, lo.4ls votes (f they were
counted right AT that time, the highest
federal vote was l342l. With this fact
before them, we are perfectly willing the
party should boast of their increase in Con-
necticut, and prophecy of the time when
they shall have the command of the State.
Mirror.
Ertract ofaletfer from one ofthe naost res.
hecfabte houses IN HaOre, 10 a gentleman
IN PHILADELPHIA, dated HaVre, Harch Is
1915. et
he newspapers, since NapoIeon's
landing. until his arrival in Paris, are of
such high importance, thar they have all
been bought up, and have thus not been
able to send you any. That small coIIec-
ton is worth an hundred years in history,
and II France and Europe are amazed at
those events which we SO unexpectedly Wit
ness, you must be still more so in proper
uon TO the distance that separates me from
you. No doubt long reasonings and dis
sertions will be made in the United States,
on the means which have combined to re-
place on the throne of France man who,
twenty three days before was living in the
island Of GIba The facts may be reduced
tothis Napoleon had for him he whole
army the officers either disgraced or sent
home /; the lower class of the people f.
nally, the mass of people that have lost their
places and hope to regain them.--I 1t is with
such levers, without the shedding Of sim
gle drop of blood, that This surprizing re-
solutiop has been bro't about, by which The
Bourbons are again displaced, ofwhom he
chief only Was beloved by all that is honest
IN France. The rest Of the family with
what surrounded them, have done nothing
70 inspire that confidence aud public estee m
OF which they were SD much III need 10
maintain themselves in the possession Of he
inheritance bequea:hed them by their an
cestors. they are anew deprived of that
Inheritance. Will they return. and when9
The answer to that question is written in
the impenetrable DEGREES OF Omnipotence.
p. c. Register.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22

6uRCE CLARK informs the pubIick that he
: ~ returned to this town, asd taken part OF
4 Boo lately improved by Bobseas u Child, near
IN market, in Maine-areet. where he carries
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22
FOR SALE,

THE hull of a new vefTeI launched
10 November lan faid vefIei is vel
out OF good materials is full built
mats, tPars &c. for fchooner 10
y about Que hundred tons burthen-for
terms apply 10 RAckLEre * CooK'
1'he head Of Long Wharf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22

nR. WEED has removed his lodgings to Mr.
~ JONATHAN STUART's, C0Ert fvses.
May 49,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22
Commission Business.

FHEiubicribsr being eftabllfhsd in tAe city Of
Nv York for the toie purpofe of tranfaciing
InniGon buGueis. the whole Of bis attention
(ixdesoied to that cbjecf will be happy to
|tave the commands OF his friends
JAMES HARRIS, Jr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22
nook BINDING,

R(JOh-DllS 0lAS13
.:.,,. branches, executed in neat and
;Iful DsODer, by ,vro,,
,.uh-r over the Dookitore of ISAAC AID
psrs.uas llress, oppcl,e Cumberland Bank
.oe Blank, and Record Books, to fuit
a. made at mort notice. $50
~. = s a.5ers lest at the Booklore of ISAAC
s e : -;ll receive prompt a,rention-Who has
- ! general aaornent OF
Books e Stationary,
q Bolon prices.
~..r;aI and Jait;ees' BLANKS, of various
! 4 .<o,ed % paper of q good quality.
d r..h Given for dean Cotton and Linen Reg'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22

Msa"- H.ssr Satire & Co. or ! po,.,s.d
MARK and w HARRIs 'N'
lnch s. 3m.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22

FlflUCKLR1 WduE STORE.
B. c. ATWOOD,
m"la R.w, Middis1f,sst,
eaov receiving complete afortmens of
Tina, Cliff end Crockery Ware.
"a ! general aiI,rsment of Looking Glaffes,
aldat and retail.
lonlaud May s. 1915. If.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22


JOHN Coz ION SMITH,
GoUeynour.
HIsHsNoUR
CHAUNCEY GOODRICH,
Lieutenans- Goveraour.
ASHER MILLER,
AARON AUS IN,
JONATHAN BRACE,
ELIZUR GOODRICH,
MAsTHLW GRlSWOLD, :
STEPHEN T. HDSalLR, 8.
HENRY CHAMPION,
CALVIN GODDARD,
THEODORE DWIGHT,
FREDERICK WOLCOI,
ROGER SHERMAN,
SAMUEL w JOHNSON, }
KINGSBURY, Esq Treasurer
THOMAS DAY, Secretary.
The Dotes for Governo1lr stood a.. folIo4vs !;
For Gov Smith, 8,i76
Elijah Boardman, demo 4,876
Majority for Gov. Smith, $500
10 this add the scattering votes which
were almost exclusively federal 742
Whole federal majority, 4,042
Lieutenant GoUernonr.
For 1t. Gov. Goodrich, $500
isaac Spencer, Cd. demo. 3,i29
Scattering, $50
--3, 979
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22
MILLEpGEvILLE, APRIL 90.

MILLEDGEVILLE, APRIL 20.
Indian HosnEty--Dr Bird, of MilledQg.
VILE, has Just returned from the Indian Ma
ton. He states, that on the night of the
nth inst. a small party of men who had en-
camped between Forts Perry and Lawrence.
and supposed to be of Gen. M Intosh's de-
:achment from Mobile, was fred on while
asleep by body of Indians. John Math.
ews Of Lincoln county was killed, George
Cabiness and David Clarke of Jones, Shot
through the body and thought to be NOR.
tally wounded, and 1t. Walker and Mr..
Maulden ofsWilkes, severely wounded.
DIR. Bird left Gen M'Intosh's army a. Al.
ALBANIA Heights ten days ago. He suppo.
ses they may have reached Fort Decatur
by this time
We learn there is detachment OF four
or five hundred regular troops in the
neighbourhood of this place {from savan-
nah) on their way 10 Fort Hawkins.
On Wednesday morning, he graininp
mill, belonging to the Powder works 81
Williams and Slull, near Bladenburg, e,r.
ploded, and four Of the workmrn kill~l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-22

from THE TROY pcsT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-19
Umtss Stsses Of Amesiso, I


D,6,.s sf lnsise, as
PURSUANT TO al Order from the Honorable
1 Circuit co IT of the United oiases ! DO here.
~ z,ye this public notice thar ihail e1poie and
Ell 4 auction and to the highea bidder al Joihua
H,.ton'. store within the town of Wiicafet on
Thurfday the twenty second day June infant a
O'Clock IN the forenoon, the following goods and
merchandise capsured on the high teas by the pri
care armed Brig Paul Jones, John Thomion Hilton
Commander and brought into the PORT OF wiicat-
Get viz, eighteen bae. md boxes Of dry goods, zen
ca1rs Of card wire, City kegs OF white lead and
paints, or there abouss, one n'ne pound caffonaoe
aud aoourtenance, and one other box fdry goods.
a,fo the schooner Mary Of the burthen OF about
fsvsn,y three ,ons-- faid goods and merchandise
ard yeael captured and taken as sforelaid 4ad
having been lbelIed and directed TO De lo,d under
an interIocutory order for whom y may ne'eAle'
concern. n
Dated :, WiisaGet this eth day > June a. =.
1915,
JONATHAN COOK DYsty Maslss1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-19
Machine and Hand Cards.

John WINSLOW * Co, inform their friends
j and the publick that they continue TO manp
facsure nj achine and Hand Cards Of every diicr 2
ton, a. their Factory near Portland Orders
left at JOSEPH popa s. No. Z, Muhsy's Row or al.
the Poi Office, will &c punciuAliy attended 10.
Having taken care 20 procure she bell Of Engliih
Wire, and having two experienced workmen from
Plinny Earga celebrated Factory in Leiesesr, they
pledge themfelves to make Cards of the belt quaiiy
al the Bottom and Leiceter prices.
:, Portland, III Mo. 10. Vi
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-19
's9uIqoeN SuIpIpA

the iubicriper reforms he pubic THAI he has
! procured good workman in his Carding
Mshlne At the Duck Pond who will pay every
A'snl'on g the cfding Of Mefino and common
WOOL will be taken at his Gore and fen. 10 the
'sn'ne ooce week perions Tending from
".'nad vii! par attention to mark the wrappers
ea'o have The Wool we'll picked.
Z voo 70 rolls will be kept cont1nely for fae as
Cab givsn for Wosi.
u. DANIEL HOW.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-19
NOTICE..

I'HE Maine Mifiouary Society will hold their
i annual meeting. az the Rev, MIR Bloods
meeting houle 10 Buckitown Hancock County,
on Wssnssaay 2slh of June rnitant, 0 o clock
M The srultees will meet the evening" pceced-
ing GiLLEI, sesJ
N B A resolve of the Society will be reoliecied,
thar the members requen, of the various pariil.e,
to which they belong. contribution in behalf Of
the Society, on fome Sabbath previous TO the meet
ing
Haowell June J, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-19
Masonic Fefiyal.

AeNIAL LODGE of Ancient Mafons will
a'eofase the approaching anniverfary OF s,
q II y naps'st IN Longey Hall, in Waterford
ssa - s''a lou. On which eccafion an ORATOR
es.s : pronounced in the Meeting Houfe by Bro
-. ss'' 0hIrH, Of Bridgron. Exercifes to coin
ax y 10 O'Clock, A. M.
~ s0)ouraing Bretheren are invited TO attend
ala0le clothing.
Per Order.
v,~ WILLIAM MUNRoE, Sss'y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-19
NOTICE.

THE fubfcribsr intending ihortly 10 remove from
town, informs all who are indebted to him.
that his notes aud accounts are ieft with Barrett
Potter, Efq. for collection, on whom they are
ouelied 20 call and adult the lame. rs not the
with OF the fubfcriber 10 cause colt to be added to
any of his demands. A prompt attention 10 this
not,ce. will Gave him the neceiiy
BENJAMIN WILLIS.
Portland, June 18th Is g. 70 W.