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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-06

The allies al .his moment oppose the re.
citing OF the departmental 'egions.
Such are the misfortunes ot The situation
which unwise councils have placed YOU
aiesly Your subjects are almost every
iere in opposition 'or ia arms againsr eaet
,er, and almost every, where the parIisans
your house ere the smalles, number. The
rench, humilia,ed and discotseu,ed, are rea-
20 proceed to the last ex,rensiiy. Your
.aiesty has no longer the means OF opposing
&c prefer ,ions OF foreigners, 'fnry have
.tescl.ied tsea,y which would coDsummats
c ruin OF the nation, and which would cover
t WIKI eternal shame. We have hot though;
became Us TO give 40 assent which would
ave rendered US culpsbIr towards that nation
.Varh may be humbled. out cannot be beat
dowo Since yous msiesly has con6ded au-
thorIty 10 our hands, we have constantly been
without Tie power of doing good, without the
power Of preventing evil. Oar opinions have
no influence. The cabals of your court have
prevailed. We have 10 obey, through res
pee, 70 your majesty, and to sanction By your
.sigDature, acts which we disapprove. We
would nave sacrificed our lives TO save your
majesty and the country, but those that are
pear your majesty know tnat ths revolution
which they would excite, would sustcund The
vessel Of the state with new peri!s that ,hey
would give to factions, to whom you ace OPP
posed, the means of seeking resting place
eyond the legitimate authority Of your ma
jes,y; but they would raise Pretenders to the
throne where you are seated. II Is not by
means of faction that your males,y ought
TO reign, but by constitution, by coyal pre-
rogatiye, recognized and IS a5,lshed Let
that faction tremble and kusPeod iheir efforts
10 substitute passion in ,hcir place. The a
gents would BE- the first victims, and they
would cause the q easest misfortune 10 your
majesy.
We axe tner-i5's convinced that we Can
nc Longer contribute 20 tno welfare OF your
SUBJECTS tnai W caonoi govern tue state IN
ths apiTlr of he cUunci!s which direc, your
majesty. i0ur wlsdom wlu doubtless do
more than Our zeai and our Efforts TO 'epcdy
the evils which aifi,c ina, state, We therefore
venture 10 supPticste you 10 oeiieve.in ,he re-
grets iha' Ss experience, IN no, being able
any lonxetHo contribute 10 serve you, and IN
the WISHES Aha, We nave lom med fox the
prosperity ot your House, aad tor. the safety
OF tae sogntIy I"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-06
Gooernor Tombki1s.

The patriotic Gov. Tompkins, of the State
OF New-York, 1t appears, has been honorably
acquitted in the view Of every candid dispas-
siona;e mind, from the base aspersions OF his
character relative to the Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollar Loan OF the Corporation OF the
City of Ncw-Yosk, Tor its defence in the late
second struggle for our National lndcpen.
dence. We are ready 10 believe tha, his zea-
lous political opponents Influenced by unre-
strained pa,ty spirit inconsiderateiy lisleneu
to sound that echoed through all aager hole
IN the partition wall which deceived them. II
is 10 be regretted that some folks would not
use their cudeavors To moderate the violence
Of party spirit, instead Of depraved efforts 10
sacrihce the characters OF tie best men Of
our country.
Perhaps the SANDER hurled at the exalted
character OF Lhe Governor Of the State Of n.
Yofk, ~ y 4fofd ample tie d for Revereod
Historian OF NJ sslcnusetts, TO display his
ta,an; 10 recording the events oi the ,iues !;
nevertheless The page OF HE impafua! Ame
l'can Historian will DO Jastice 10 thc viiIu-
Gus pA,'iotism Ct iompkins.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-06
I.dTESr or 8o.N.gP sRTE.

Captain Burnie, OF the Big Sir George
Beeswnh, arrived at NewYork, 10 s days
hom Bo'badoes, informs, than The Briiisli
sloop ot War Dauntless had arrived at Bar.
hadoss IN a shor, passage from The East-
Indies, having stopped OF 81. Hslsna, wheso
she found the Northumberland, Admiral
Cockburn Napoleon Bonapar,c had barh
landed OF ST. Helena, and was in good health
Captain Burnie did no, bring any Barbadoes
papers, but informs that they con,ainea tho
palticolafs of the landing OF Napoleoh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-06
7HANKSGi GiVJNG. isis.

Thur sday last was observed as a day Of
Thanks giving, throughout this State.-When
we look back on the events that have occurred
since the public Thanksgiving OF 1914, we
are ready TO exclain-- Vas sper a nanon so
blessed as oars /? Had eper a neohie 40 mgeh
reason Jor fhonk(a!ness 10 Heaven, Gs sse Of
the Uaifed Sta,ss /? Our victory on Lake
ChamfLain--at Chihtswa--,he repulse OF the
enemy's night attack on Fort Erie and tho
subseqoen, sortit, with the memorable vic
to,y at Ntw-Orleons, are subjects Of national
gratitude, and tokens of the favor oil Heaven.
We have reason TO be grateful for iavors
Of another kind, such as the total discom6tu,c
o! a uischevous Faction, who had dlscourag-
ed loans Of money, ant the enlistmen OF sol
diers, while they encouraged tho enemy, and
pi iolonged the wa, aod did all in their power
TO debAse the government and dissolve tho
onion We oughi particularly to sc thank.
fol, that the Haryord Convennon, devised
and 80; up by our .fhi'hohheis, and our fosa
t''ns, Ia. become scorn aud bye-word am ong
oil the good people, in every part OF The Uni.
ted S!ates. We ought to be thunkfui tha, o
many of our .faring brethrco have return
erl from Darimoor Prism and that no more
Q! ,hem have fallen 0nGer The hand, oi the
mul dGrer We 0ugh, to receive win thank
ininess aDd humlhty,he chaslisement OF
iemrcsI, foe our blindness ana ing alitude,
ln ce'n0g The blessings Wc have received, dur
irG Inc tw9 pab yeAto, cRrtes. We ought,
III hatnculaF1nanurr 70 BE- ihonklpl that
car iiIoo nas Sole, difecpy on thc close Of
tne wH wuh tUgmpd, " ,eud (" o Zee ~
"wenty. sab of sHips, mounting neatly SIX
"hund % cannon, aod manptd with five thou
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-06

The sublssliors from the allied covers
Who are u reside at Paris are oiicially an
nounced, w lo' Eng I'D gSir Cherries Staaf';
ter aust'is, %. on V.ncent; 70, Russii, Count
Pozzo de BaisO; lor Prussia, Baron &c
humhclt.
The AiDs - France has issued royal or
donance reducing the salaries of the officers
of The diil-seny branches OF the French gov
ernmen,s, both civil aod military
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-06

A late Lnslish paper says, great number
of midshipmet,, who have been discharged
f'oin hls maiesty's service, have taken TO rob
bery tor livelihood, and seems TO iamen,
M. unfortunate state of things There is
nothing very extraordinary in ell this--'he
young genliemen having learnt the rode, IN.
der able masters, have now ser IN Tor them
selves
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-06
- Du5hn, OcG ~.
llLOpEMENr.

The subioined is from u Correspondents IL.
London. We have read the passage wits
deep regret :--- t.t
"You viii be sorry TO hear piccc OF in
te!ligence which has not yet found it's way
into the London Prints, but which is, nnIos-
,unu,ely, too true. The Duchess Of B-----S
has eloped from her housband and children,
with silly young Noelcman, Lord E------
This has o2usea great sensa,io5 here"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-06

In this town, by the Rev Mr.. Towic, Mir ISAAC.
BAssErr 10 Miss HANNAH BAILEY, daughter a
MI Richard Bale, ----B, The Rey Mr. Eddy. MIR.
JoHN sLumAS TO Miss .CnlW BAssErT
1 BIhH, .,taas
In this town. or HE 10th I'LL MIS- Mkey Cop-
bINorox. widow II the late Capt Nathaniel Cod
dioB'on IN the s5lh year of his age, being of ,b,.
ancien fsnliy ct C9ddmgou, the first seulers OF
thi> l. sud --M,s fBiLLIs Baows, "a person u
oolnr, j she WAS more than Sc years Member osi
the Baptist Chnrch hand rising 100 years Of ase.
On sunday M ~nng, Nov 81 h, at Little Compfers
Mr. 'LoHigc GeAy. son of the late Mr.; samuel
Gray, aged SO yegrs, worthy Member Of the Co,s
grega,ionhl Gnu cl, in t!int town. 5s rf
AT As,V CGnnecncpt, " j on the 18th sept. last
Mrs RvrH iiAass. aged % years, wife Of Mr.. .
Barns. and dousiaer of Mr. Elisha Tsw, formerly
OF J0mss'o,sn /, ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-06
Boston. DEC. S, 1915
Latest /ron Egyka1G.

Latest Jrosi England.
London dates 20 the evening Of Oct. 25
have been received since our last.
They state TIA; new agitaticns have
occurred at Paris, and arc extremely Sc.
riuls that attacks have been made On
the guards that tho PIassians were re-
turning; tliat there hats bcen many all
ditional arrests that the Duke OF Rich
elieu was expected to resign, and that
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-06

British CO... atptc. - tsd 'est $3.50 Sa
and auarbea 81 Ame' gsf Vet 'a r.tfs
re hsd bs,p Jt1y hfstgrsa, hl e In e
eas,, OF equal ioies.
1t IS sGid lhe Dcy oi Alg,trS 5cyS e.
.ucta,Hiy gave Up ali idea oi feesls.i /;
ulhute hem the Americans, and attlgstl
amons other Things, that other natiGils. il
'ne consented, might take advantage bs:,
and perhaps unitc sl,d oceasion-his tiys.
ructiop. 1t was NOT the amount or vnlt,.
OF the siam he WAS particular aEoui, bbs
The receiving something ANNUALLY Of ihl
Americans ould add to his sccurity;iiu =
WAS only q hIls yooVvatr. Com. Dteaiui
observed, that he though il very ptolhbly.
II nc insisted upon receiving powder bf
the Amealcans as tribute, his w.she,
would be gratiiied, but he n1Ust csTaiVtJ
exbeet 10 reeeive 67RS scithn. His Dt,-
ship very wisely gave up The point. :
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-06
posroN DEC 4
--latest II ON Europe.

By the recent arrivals at this port a0d
n w Y5ck, we nave London and Paris dates
to Oct ~, from whcn we are enabled 10
make some condensed extracts, few days
later than before received. The Frcnch
government was actively eogaged'in strength
ming the Bolrboo or royal dyoasy I; and oi
ameiio ating the coaditipu of .he county, by
just and economical administration OF the
law,. All was tranquil through the Depart
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-06
NEWPORT.
WED.WKSDA DFCFNBhR 6. 1875.

Congress commenced its session on Mon
day last. We shall probably receive the
Message Of the Pses;den, before our mex,
publication.
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MIR MoSuop TO AIR RIKen

DcI I0ri1R' NJ q 3'ote, y u. D. 1915.
SIR--l ave had thc honos 10 ec.i'e yonr
ettes oi I..e llh o. this monla, stating ,thdt
. dnnDt existed III lbs public mind, Wheeler
ttIv 40 900 dollars in Treasury notes, wbI, n,
according to an arrange neDt with Judge Pc
post aud col. Fenw,ok, were 10 have BEEN f9r-
warded 10 governor Tomvkins, as a colis,erai
security for the payment oi 100000 doi!ars,
which he was authorised 20 borrow oi the
eorpbra ion Of New. Vork, for d>lence Of the
city, had not been Lyraatt!cd 10 the governor,
and been by him withhcld from the corpora
ZION, aud reques,ogt 10 be inlogm med whether
such rcmiteDcc had been made.
have made The necessary inquiry OF the
Departments of Treasury and War, and has,
ten 10 intot m you, Ghat the rep4fance agreed
od, as slalcd IN your !e.,er, wss NOT made to
govefhor rotaFans. Thetc was mu.h diff
Guilty, at the tine the arrange ment was en'cr-
Cd l0to, in obtanlns as ,naay I1ealufy notes,
as were requisite for tbe pubic sesyice, ow.
log to tho gscat demaHd for the,n in every
part of tho Uoon. Thi, produced inevitable
r delay IN the remittance % New-Iotk, which
Judge Pievost aod col Fenwick were taught
10 expect A1er the rising OF Congress II
was sscer'slned tDat The appropriation, Tor
the pay Gnd subsistence OF the troops, iUt
waicb IhaI money had been borrowed, was
dehcien,. 1t followed that he secretary Of
wa eoud not issue war, ant nor could he
secretary of the Treasury issue the notes, to
euobie ,ne Gov. 10 iulii mis- eng Cement with
the corpofaiiSn of Nes'Yo'k. As soon as
CongIe ess convene, II is presumed, ina; the
Necessary appropriations will be made, when
The claim OF the corporation will be fully sat.
ished.
Having Witnessed the very Jealous, pstri-
ole and useful services of governor Tomp.
k,ns, in the late war, il is with the gfea,e'
satisfaction that ] render to him this act Of
justice.
With grea, respect, I have the honor TO
be, sir, your obcdient servant.
JAMES MONROE.
RICHARD RIKsh, Esq.
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preparations we're even making TO cvac-
uate the Palace again.
E.Ts arrivals az .Ness. York az! BATH
m-re. s9h'e@ tsfi Fr6uee o., ihs 29iA yGe'
and orousA Peris tarers 10 ne 24ih---flrr-
'Sd 40 nes9s VI any jr,Sh alarms in France
4 packet had lrri,ed in k gland ina
short run from Corunna, which had
been hurried Oft unh cespa,ches Tor the
British Government. II va, reported
lnsurrection still prevails il Sl-.a ,ha; il
had extended to the Asturlas that the
Government was lement to TIC revoilers
taken. and had suspended the punish
ment of those which had NOT yel suffer.
ed. A new tax which had been levied
was expected TO Cause new irritation
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-06

Five seh's. have been wrecked Oh their
passage from BJnsveutura TO Magdalen riv.
or, in the St. Liwience, aud upwards Of 30
persons perished.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-06

Yesterday the principal par, Of The squad
ron recently returned from the successful sx-
pediIion against the Barbs,y Pwers, arr,ved
a, this place from Newpor,. The brig Chip
pewa aud sch. Lynx, came up aud anchored
off the navy yard. The ships Independence
and Congress remain below.--Bostoa Pai.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-06

II is said that tas command OF the ffiYie
Guerriere has becd giseo to Capt. Warning
on and the command of The sloop oi war
Peacock TO Licuiensn, Rodgers
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Condensed T'ransldtious.

The Allied Sovcreigus had all left France,
and were sing Getmany. Prince Bar
clay de foly, the Conrnander in chief Of the
Russian A my, passed Frankfort tn. lolb OF
October A very large proportion of the
Allied my nad crossed the Rnlae /; and the
Pfuss'ans Aerc transported in carriages at a
quick pace. The so 900 troops which were
to remain, wero passing TO the frontiei gar
risons.
Paris, Oct. 25. Yes crday, Marshal Sur.
rurler, Governpr Of The Invaida, performed
a solemn service, IN memory of the late
Qaeen of LOUIS l6ln, which was conducted
win CRATE pomp.
Och a. Yesterday, in the Chamber oil
Depa,ies, NJ. Hyde de Nenvile, brought
forward proposuioa to reduce the number
of Tribunals, which was postponed.
The order of the day was then called up
OF The project of a law reistive TO the public
safety, presented by the minister Of the Police.
This brought On long discussion, which Ellis
two moniteu,s. The question was decided
in favor OF the projec,, 24e TO Sc:
Paris Oct.Ils. Tnc Generals who are to
command the troop, which ave TO remain IN
Fr4oce to the number OF 10000 men are
foc Ansli,, Gen Frimon. Russia, Gen.
Woe z,iw England, the DuSe OF Weiling.
sop .Pfussia. Gen. Gsclzenan. An these
CO pS, wid, l. is said, b. under the orders OF
the Duke t w el.ington, add Will be IN their
Respective csntonmenls by he end of the
nonib- pms VIII De occupied. by 10 or
$4,000 Eng Ish, who will be IN barracks.
1be king Of France n4s- issued two odon.
apees, oos of winch feiste. 10 the pensions
aud sslaties gfanIed by he King, 10 persons
removed from their PAGES last year, many
OF whom .cirrnsd q thel' old pl,ccs or &C
ccDted 0cw ,nes an er Bonaparte. a commit
tee has besn appointed to enquire into their
con1uc. preparatory TO tbe'r salaries being
taken swiy o. retuced The second ordo-
nance. a . D,inis Commute ot all the officers
W., have sarvcd duriug what is called the u.
surps,i,n y, officer is 10 occupy any pos, IN
the army, unless the copIni,te reports favour.
ably of his conduct The Dnk: of Beluno is
president Of the com Nee.
In the cham5es OF peers. 90 the BIB Octo.
Der. the Duke d VAusyoo proposed that the
chsp5cr should speedily direct rs attention
20 four great poinis-,he liberty OF the sub
jee,s. the liberty Of The press, The respoosi
biliy Of ministers, and the Organization the
electoral colleges. N1 opinion Sas oronoun.
eed by The chamber upon this proposition.
Council, dave bseu appointcd 10 report IN
the Civil ani Military officers rho ough, 10
be deprived OF their s,leeiss Tor hay.og aided
ia the eon,pisAsy Q. Bsnipiae.
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British n,aenanimHy The official in
s,fGctions from the BriJish war Off TO I'D
CockDurD; relative 10 the manner iD which
Napoleon is to be treated, have been publish
cd 10 iuIl They are exec cdioely rigid /;
and We look in vsin for faint glimmerng OF
he much-talked-of magsan,mily Of the Brit
ish Ills properly, and that Of all his suite,
is sophisticated 10 be aPpropria,ed in such
sums 10 bis use as his keepers may choose TO
allow He is constantly to be attended by an
officer ahhoinfed by .ddmirat Cockburn, or by
the Governor OF the island. RIO letters arc
TO pass or repas, without previous inspection,
Shoaid Inc make any attempt to escape, bc Is
Immediately to be put in close eonfnemenf.
10 case Of serious sickness, the Admiral and
the Governor are eaeb TO name a pbysicisp
10 attend bin 10 common with bis own PITY
sieian Hero are Two Bfiiisb physici-ns
to one Freocb one. IL j, to be hoped the ia,-
ter ia qu,ok-wi.,ed prectI,ioner who viii
ne able To cgu,tergct he DE- dig rotions of
me Bti'ish empiries.I 10 case q his dcalh,
(di which, win two Brltish physicians 70 on-
Freneh o0e, ,aere viii be tar rfospee,) his
body Is 20 be conveyed 20 Eogacd Tbis, i,
must be acknowledged is as immenec ptiyi-
ieges; and doi,btIess Napoleon IS Impaieni 10
depart, thst he may receive tbe nigh hon
or, Of burial 10 British gr,ood.--Parioi.
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RICHARD RIKsh, Esq.

Immense damage on shore was done AZ ia.
maiea, on the 23d October last, bya huen.
cane.
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In our !as, papr' were polished the Char.
yes preferred against Sir George Provost in
England, prepa. a,ory 10 the approaching IN
yes,g ,'ion Of his conduct ss military eofD.
naodcr In Canada. The yeiy FIST chacse
sfFisislly gives the lie direct 10 thsir own psi-
liy ,ub erlugs, that their squsdroo Sefe hn
hrG,taved for the setiou, and smc'ed imp 81
un.rheetedy. II is io the following words
--.' For Aaping iadaesd CAPT Down,e 20 ~
rack the .fmrrfeas s9Radrea." No man 10
nc posssssico Of sny one Of his sesep serscs,
viii believe. that si,ee the glorious yitioiy Of
PEnrr on Lake E'is siier tic csptuse OF
the Gserriere, 1iaeedgn.I,, Ssva; 's'c. spy
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Notice.


Fdn M..ao Lei.
T~He Fo,hering place Fsrm.(so eal'ed) s'ua!
j a. Point Judith is 10 be let. Apply ,o
~ CARDEa LAZAkD
.srrich, p.s. 8, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-01
New Establishment.
Boots, Shoes, g Factory Goods.
WILLIAM TRUE,

INFORMS his friends and the pub'ick that he
4 has inn received and is now opening for iae
a. his tore ia Fore freet (next door to M- Jofeph
Mariner's)a general aIortment of Ladies, Mifes
aud Children morocco kid and leather SHOES /;
iadles' kid and morocco BOOrS-cork and walk
ing shoes-gentlemen and boys thin and thick
Boots and thin aud thick Shoes 45As--A quantity
of fouthern Gait skins and Phi ade phia Soa Lealh
er-Boot Legs and Frsneh Tops, for mauufac.ar
ing Boots and shoes.
The above itock was carefully feleesed by MIR.
loan II RusnrLs who has engaged 20 fuperin-
eud the manufActory at the above fore, where
his friends and former cuA,mers are invited 10 call.
Lsxszu:se Received from different Manufacto-
RES, and viii keep conliantIy for iae,
Factory, Warp, 4 Filling,
from Nos to 20-two aud three threaded liock
Jog Yarn fewing Cotton, all colors-Shir,iDgs--
shee,ings Cinghams, newell patterns--Sripes--
Checks, SC.
Atfo--an sGortment of IN and I'd quality Bos
ton Factory HdTS-knapt diito--Amer,ean Wa
serPrcof difto boys ditto-All Of which will be
fold on the moi Reasonable terms
Portland, Sept "a If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-01
Ground Paints.


A FARM in sumner. in the county of Oxford
4 flfiy Eve miler ftom Portland cont aiming zbo
three hundred acres OF exec ent Land under 200,
improvement, with good two ltory houfe We
6E,ihed and painted. - feet by 50 porch q
by feei--a chalfe and wood houfe So bv
feet fore partly 6n,ihed, 40 by 20 feet thre.
barns with other necefary our buildings Tw.
good scqueducis Of water, one for he houfe am
the other for the barn a thrifty young orchsrc
Containing abou' 80 apple trees saia farm il a.
piesant htuatonias the country 4fords-s in thu
centre of The town and j. good nsud for aay
ern, trader. or any hind of mechanic ADD will &c
fold cheap altogether or in paris as 1la,i ben &C
eommoda,e puFchalers, aud payment will be made
eafy--Aiso- wilt be fold with fa,d farm If wanted
good let of farming tools, "A head Of h reed
cateand nc fheep Inquire ELLIS SrANDI5ri
living on the premi!es.
Sumner, June 20, 1875 II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-01
bner Harris Enaie.

sfE heirs to the efsa,e of ADMIR- HARRIS.
late Of Lewinou, 10 he coursy Of I.rcoln
yeemap, deceafed, who had At he time Of hi. de
ceafe efsase in The courty of Cumberland and al
concerned are hereby 70 fled thar William Ger
ham adrniniRrator on tad eisass has exhibited %
mr. he fubiersher. Judge of she cour, of Probate
for the faid county of Cumberland. an accoun, of
I'D !. in.ltrat,ou and tia, the fame will Sc coufider
cd by IRE . Probate Coust % be holden Al the
Prcha.e Office 10 Portland on the fecond We'd
aeidsy e January oexras ,en oc.ccx 10 ,he fore
noon when and where they may he pre.ent and
hea d sieFeen. SAM. FREEMAN
Oa.I8 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-01

10 senate June s h 8,5
ON The Pestion aforefaid, Oriefea rhas The
Petitioners cau'e an atte!ed Copy Of he Ell
ticn with rhis Order The eon 10 be pub f,ed thr &c
weeks furcrfhysiy IA The Portland CsEerse pinned
10 Portland he lat pub.rcation thereof to lie shr',
day. q 'sae tefore the fecond Wednesday of he
next leiiis cf the prefer General Cou,r .ha, a
perfon. i..te elied may hen appear AID 1le~
csnfe N sey hsy have why the prayer OF faid
Peuuon houla r"l be gained
SEM down fos coacurreoce
JOHN Pf1Ii.IIPS p,sfdrsf
IN tie Hs.fs # R1p,s,saf0f ~, 3s,s 6sb 1916.
Read ane cors urred.
limo HY sIGfiOW, Speaker.
A true Copy, Attet
; 5. E. AcCLEARY, Clsrk # fbs Senate
Oct. le
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-01
Broadel0tls, Levanfiaes, Sbag0ls. &C,
BARBOUR Il LINCOLN,

EXCHANGE STREET,
IL iVE juh received ture fne Neft IF England
i BROADCLO rHs-do QUEEN CLOTH ,
foERe very fac and handiomc-brown. green ana
corneau, HUNTER CLOTHS--brown, green
and black PELIsE CLOrHs--white, back
brown and green Levantinc SILKS very fout-
black * colored FLORkNCEo-msurn shaw
large imitation Shawls-large dama,k co;,oa
Shawis-womens late and black Wosifsa Hole
Inens white. HACK aud mixed worried Hoie--mea !
x womens' white * black I'll Hoie--liouf Bsiuih
Cotsons-hk, gingham and cotton Umbrella
Linens---linen Camhrick.-cottou Cambricks--
camofick Aiusiins fuperfne black aud mixed
CASsiMERES-dark vsltings-red Flannes-
ouern.ey Frocks--back aud colored Naples few
ing FIX sep, Is n s