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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-26

., ,a9o'ning he seats Of Thompscn Ma
r rss ana M lanes Patton, Esars. the qua
m ~ Vitae Land is good, having been
AM n, improved By tho use oe Plaster
ss,. S'osYer-there are ns2rly $50 A.
ss Ss ., eottom in THIS tract, throug i
n.s ra mere are extensive dischss, some
wh;ss '~ ian'i sell sst with tiaothy 70
Nth 'aere may 30 additions made
srs as small expense; the buildings
~ ,s.sA'se On a RANGE Of hil!s COM
a,s =. . eesat sul view Of the Pet..
a Rev, ~, : an es'ensiyelana prosDect.
b,;'. Wv saes House . feet bs a. was
j. 49,, ..ss summer with upper ans, los-
sra.. s,isos aud brick qusr,ersor ns-
,ro,sr = zee. by 50. For further nsr-
sns ! !, apply 70 TIE subscriber re 'a
M.. Join C. VozseH.
'aa' Hybla, Jaiy il. SIN
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-26
a. MOORE, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice.

That the subscriber of Alexandria coun-
ty in tho district Of Cslunbia has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court of said
County, letters Testameotary On the
estate Of Charles Alcxandey late Of the
said County, dec'd.--Ail persons having
claims against the said decedcnt arc
hereby warned to exhibit the sake with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers
duly authenticated and passed by the
Qrphaa's Court, or or before the 3oth
day OF May next, Or they rsay by law
be excluded from all benefit to said
estate, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment.
Il Given under my hand this Soth day Of
November 1914.
Vim. n. alexander,
Win. Z. Scam,
Executors of CHAs. ALEXANDER.
Decesber |. d8w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-26
Bank of Alerandria, january

OuHh ~ 0tCNuHNItuS vuHuusJ ~
A Dividend O. 4per cent. Tor tho
IA last bali year il this day deslar.
ed, and viii te paid to tie Stogka old
ers or their legal representatives On
Thursday the 5th inst
By orrer OF the neara,
J. L. M'KENNa, Cashier
January 3 3n
[ wish to hire for the ensu-
ing year, good house serrsnl VIC
understands cookina and va: hirs-
To such enc liberal wages viii be
given.
c. Griffith.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-26
Orphans Court.

Agrrandria Comfy, Jan. Term, 1875
ORDERED, That toe administrators
of THos InwIN, deceased, Go insert the
following advertisement three times a
week for 4 weeks in the Alexandria
Newspapers.
A Copy-Test,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-26
,IrpyI sHED ON TUESDAYS, THURSD.aYSl q 81
THU RSDAY, January &c, 1916
ORPHANS COURT.

.4erandria County, Nor. Term, 1914.
sORDERED, that the Executors
az Charles yAle4andsr, deco. do insert
the following advertisement three times
a week for s weeks in the Alexandra
newspapers. "a
"A CopY-TEsT.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-26
Seine TWine

Just received about 500 lb st qua-
lity Kentucky SEINE TWINE For
Sale by
January " g.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-26
LAND FOR SALE.

NU FUK DALE.
;, q Tract Of LAND in Fairfax Coun-
'alaias about
$50 ACRES
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
BENJAMIN BUM N,

Sga IF t5e Colder Mortar Middle Street,
HhS EOR sALE
% tone Campeachy Logwood
do Fuftic3 do Nicaragua
IS bbs. grouna Camwood
600 lbs. MAdder-3oo lbs Bengal Indigo
1000 do Roman v,srioi
20 sarhoys Oh do
i2 groce Preis Papers, hhds Cooperate
bbs Ailum-ioO lbs Nu gals
100 pair Clo,hier's Jacks
rs bbs Linfeed Ohio do fpirits Turpenrine
5 do Spanifh Brown
10 do Spruce yellow tons Chalk
90 gals Copas Vafnifh
100 books Gold Leaf 800 lbs Engli1 Clue
100 lbs Verdigrite 200 do Gum Copal
600 powdered Lhharge
80 boxes 2 by 9 and 8 by % Glafs
do Roll Br,mlicne
200 ID Gum csmpho- $50 do Gum Arabic
600 d. Flour sulpher--8c0 do Rad Gensan
zoo DO Otter--t5 So do Cream Tartar
100 do Gortex Peru SO bottles Gator Oil
so bu.hels JuGipss Berries
20 greece Phtas &c. Hc n.
6Lso IuR received few casks of London
WHITE LEAD. %
Augult 3m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
New Establishment.
Boots, Shoes, g Factory Gods.
WILLIAM TRUE.

INFORMS his friends and the pubick thar he
has jun received and is now opening for :ale
at he tore 10 Fore ltreet next door MIR Jofeph
Msriner's) general afcrment of Ladies' Miftes
aud Children morocco kid and lea: her SHOES
lao'es kid and morocco BOOrS-cork, and walk
ing Shoes-eentiemen and boy Thin and thick
Boots and thin and thick Shoes ,o-A quantity
offouthern Caif-skins aud Phi adeiphia Soal Leath
er--Boot Legs and French Tops, for manufacture
log boots and ohoes.
Fhe above itoek was carefully felectea by Mr.
john Il RuNSELs, who has engaged to fuperin-
tend the mandatory at the above fore, where
his friends and former cutomers are nv ed 10 call
LilezVise--Received from different Marufaeio-
ries, and will keep confiantIy for fale
Factory, Warp, & Filling,
from Moe. 2 TO 2O-two and three threaded flock
ing Yarn fewing Cotton, ali color:-S hirtings--
Sheetlngs Ginghams, newell patterns Stripes
Checks, &c.
Ato-an saortmen. of IN and Cd quality Bos-
ton Factory HaTS-knapt ditto-Amenoan Wa
terprcuf ditto boys ditto-Ali OF which will be
fold on the moR Reasonable terms
Portland, Sept IA II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
FOR Sale,

A FARM 10 Sumner, in the county of Oxford,
6ffy 1--WE miles from Portland containing about
ihree hundred acres of excellent Land under good
Improvement, with good TWO ftory hsufe well
6nlihed and painted, 40 feet by SO porch "a
BY s feet-a chsife and wood houfe. SO by 81
feet fore partly finifhed, 40 by 20 feet three
barns with other aecefary out buildings. Two
good acquecuds of water, one for the houfe and
the other for the barn--a thrifty Joung orchard,
containing about SO apple trees. Said farm,is as
pea'ant htuationas the country afords--is in the
centre of the town. and il good fand for atav-
ern, trader, or any kind of mechanic. and will be
fold cheap altogether or in parts as lhaII ben ac
eommodate purchafere. and payment will be made
ealy --AL0 Will be fold with faid farm If wanted
a good let of farming tools. "a head of horned
Gait and 30 fheep Inquire ELLIS sTANDISH
living on the premifes.
Sumner, lune 20. 1915 II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
YRE YOUNG convGRT's PRAYER

YHE YOUNG VGRT'S PRAYER
MY youth. my youth. o Lord secure
From every lurking foe /,
Teach me to fee each tempting lure
That seeks my overthrow.
For, ah what foods of lust and pride
Unite tt.e j slsssie force,
To soess anu draw mg heart aside;
Rus thou cansl stay their course.
Direct my inexperienced feet,
Tia, they shall stray no more
Thou knowst their Proneness 10 repeat
The seps they trod before.
Lord, send thy spirit from above,
To shed his rays benign,
That decidedly may prove
Myself child of thine
O then Pill my ne,ghbors see
That Iesus is my fiiend !.
Ny Saviour and my refuge he,
On whom my hopes depend.
While some may sing Of beau,y's charms,
And some Of pleasures vain,
And some of wealth and some of arms,
I'll sing nobler strain.
I'll sing he g'ories ofthy grace,
The meetings. of thy love
And nine affections vii. place
On ihee and thine asoye.
Yea, earth shalt sink beneath my feet,
1t thou bu spezk The word;
Aud my quick ardent pulse shall beat
But Kali my Lord
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
POETRY.
BATTLE OF WATERLOO.

BATTLE OF WATERLOO,
AMBITION, Course Of humsn m,nd.)
What tears you force to flow,
What woes iBfhct On sil mankind
Oh day of Waterloo.
How many gallant souls have sped.
When death-wlng'd bullets flew,
And many noble heart will mourn
A friend Al Waterloo.
Ia tender loves all sacred Cause.
What streaming tears will dow.
And many virgin heart will mourn
The brave of Waterloo.
The aged father bending downs
To earth, from whence he grew.
Supreme in grief, The son will MOURN
Who fell at Wale loo.
The doating mother-4afsn.isk, wild
O'erwhelm'd with weight Of VICE..
Will mourn her loss, her darling ch,ll--
Ills tale at Waterloo.
And many brothers manly heart,
a nd tendes sisters 100,
wal mourn Tor him who fought 80 brayc--.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

From the Philosophical Mag zine. volume 10,
Dapes SI4 q Sl6


The following melancholy account of the
massacre OF the crew of an Anne rican yes-
sci employed In the fur trade, makes us ac-
quainted with race OF sayages whose coast
nisnot unlikely that some British vessel
may yistt-the information thus conveyed
may therefore save some valuable lives while
Il must PROVE Highly Interesting 70 our rsa-
ders.
A large vessel called the Ionquin, was
hued out lest year by the Pacific Ocean Fur
Company, established at New York, and
dispatched with valuable Cargo for Asto-
ria, the Company's settlement in The north
ern regions OF America. The Ionqnin, ii
would appear, alter landing the cargo inten
ded Tor Astoria, departed on atrading vo.-
age 10 the coast oil Columbia river, with
company (including oflicers) of % men,
aud had proceeded about 400 miles along
the seaboard, when they stopped on Van
COVERS island, at place called Woody
Point, inhabited by powerful nation called
W ake-a-nin-lshes. These people came on
board 10 barter their fais for merchandise
and conducted themselves in a most friend
iy and decorous manner, during the first
day sut the same evening, iniormation was
brought on board by an Indian, whom the
onictrs had as an interpreter, tina, the ibe
where they then lay were i'll disposed and
intended attacking the ship the next day -
Capt Jonathan Ihorne affected 10 dlsbe
iieve this piece OF news: and even when
the savages came the next morning in great
numbers, II Was only at the pressing re-
| monstrance of Mr.. Mckay that he ordered
seven men aloit TO loosen the sails In the
mean tine about SO Indians were permitted
| 10 come on board, who traded number OF
sea offers Tor blankets and knives--ths for
| mer they threw into their canoes as soon as
received, but secreted the knives
Every one when armed moved from the
quarter deck to different part of the YES
| sci, SO that by the lime they were ready, in
such a manner werethev distributed that at
least three sayages We're opposed TO every
man IN the ship, and al signal given they
rushed on their prey, aud Notwithstanding
the brave resistance Ut every individual Of
the whites, they were all butchered in few
minutes.
The men above, in attempting % des-
cend, lost two OF their numorr, besides one
lmortally wouaded, who, Notwithstanding
his weakened condition, made good his re.
treat with the four others 10 the cabin
where, fading a quantity of loaded arms,
they hred on their savage assailaots, Ia ough
the sky lights and companion way, which
had The ELECT ofclearing the ship in a shor,
time, and long before night these five in
trepid sons of America were again in fol-
possession of their ship. Whether from
want OF abilities or strength, supposiae
themselves unable TO take the vessel back
10 Columbia, il Cannot be sccrtaincd--lhus
tar only is known, that between the time the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
Crockery Ware &c.

New Allotment at Peace Prices.
B. c. ATWOOD,
Hay Ma,ks RozD, A1id3gs g9ss.
IS now receiving complete s1ortmens Of
China, Glass and Crocke,y Ware.
An elegant aGortment of / EA TRAYS and
LOOKING GLASSES, d, ebsap a. can Be pwebaes ia
fogUs.
900 TUMBLERS.
AAe-On con6gnment, an extenGve afTortmen,
OF Flint GLASS WARE, from the Bottom Gals
Mandatory ; on the mon reafonable terms for
cath or approved credit
Portland, Augult, Z, 1875. a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

Fashionable Shopping. Have you any PeIiesa
cloth, Sir Yes Miss, here is fine piece -
What IS The price vt II, Sirl Two dollars and
half Miss. Two dollars and half, 81, Yes.
Miss, il Is very hne. Il will not answer at mat
Qrce, ST. let me look at some of your band.
some silk velvets. What colour, Miss Not
any particular colour. Sir. Here are several
pieces OF pink, green, orange, and scarlet, Miss.
What IS the pree of this piece Of orange, Sir 4
Four doisrs, MIss. Oh ! my patience WHY
saw Jus. such % his I Mr.. Ridges, for three
aud hsifi Polly, do you think his hand some
orange No. dom Mails, ,hink Mr. Rdg-
IS is lar the hsndsomest colour. You can give
me sample of it, Sir--it is not for myself, md
If The lady likes il will call and get il. Wv
well, Mlss--ifyou axe il now you shall have ie
tor three doil4rs and hree quas ssrs.--I will AXE
TOUR yards and half oft W, if you will lee
u 60 u three and half Ve.y good Miss, you
may take it. will cal agum. Sir.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

IL think" faid a facctious Farmer.
that | ihouid make tolerablc Parliament
man, am frequently uling their fort oe
language. I'other day received two
bills from two of my creditors, accompa-
MED with requeas for Immediate pay
ment. One of the bills ! ordered to bs
laid on the table, and the other 10 b. read
that aay tx nsBtks.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
american Goods.

M = z G. sTOCKBRiDGE, of Northyar-
~ ! 1Vu'h agents for one of the ben Manufac
Nj, l.a. sw'uckef Fals Rhode I1and, are con
-pp'ed with general sfI,rtmeat of
Nms''eun Cotton Goods,
&.l., CONSISTING OF
- 81 !. isrn for Warp and Fuline
VA. =. sa'saeed Stocking Yarn
&6sraso0 so'oured Sewing Cotton
0nnhs.,.e neeks; Stripes; Ginghams
~ EAn'p1sepers and others will be fupplied
f<fcr.s'J prices Orders from cuiiomers will
and punduaIly attended 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
DEMoCRAIIc Iv0R7,HTRs.

TRENTON, SEPT. Is. Our neighbor-in-
laws paper denies that Whitdesey and
Marsteller, who lately made so free with
the public money, belong to the democrat.
ic party This denial is not true These
men do belong 20 the democratic party, as
mucn as Barna Bidweli, Skinner, Livings.
ton, Gannet, Clark, Jefferson, Madison,
Aaron Burr, and many other great and lead4
ing men OF the party And besides this,
They are not the worst men among those
leaders neither" We are all brethren Of
the same PRINCIPLES" said Mr. Jefferson
MANHEIM, July Is When the Duke
Charles Ferdinand OF Brunswick was
brought in litter, to b unswick, from
the battle OF jena, 1906, with his forehead
broken and deprived Of his sight, suffering
The agonies of approaching death, nd the
ssil greater mental agony, caused by the
idea OF the victorious enemy, he SEM to
bonaparte 10 ask permission to remain
there that he might be LAID III peace by the
side Of his fathers in the ancient seat of his
house. The answer oftlle bsrbarisn was
: Let him so to England and seek bis for
iune there : | will crush him and hts whole
family"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
On plains of Walerloo.

And ma widow too will weep,
For husband dear and tue,
Whose eyes are clos'd in endless SLEEP
Who bied III Waterloo.
And many a son and daughter fair
(Who liv'd together grew
Will join 20 mourn parent dear
Entomb'd at Waterloo
The tender babes has yet to learn,
A fathers loss TO rue,
And unborn orphans TOO will mourn
The day of Wsterlo
Nesv Ios& Ese Post.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

HENSHAW & JARVES,
= . B'oad FRET, BOSTON,
HAVE received by the late arrivals from Liver
pool,
f' V hundred and forty crates and
Ands. Earthern & China Ware,
AMONG WHICH Ar
psadfed and ffy afored particularly for the
Country Trade.
AND
one hundred and twenty hhds.
Glass Ware,
COMPRISING
s7'ele called for 10 the Earthen Ware line
= e1'sntve afloument of
ENGLISH PIECE GOODS.
IS ABOVE goods were feleefed al the Manufac-
"a agent, aud are of the frff quality and
I'D a1eFs are RESPECTFULLY invite ed to call and
<.. n = 1ney are offered for tale at . /sssH sd-
- cAsH or on LIBERAL credit
sl rspaeked by experienced packers, and
rn''n'ed 70 60 fafe
~ 10y produce taken in exchange for the =.
Az. CONSTANTLY ON HARp.
'norinent Of genuine Ouch
60LTING CLOTHS,
n - 70 's' every quality of -four.
I'm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
STATIONARY.

Ledgers, Journals Day, Waite and Letter Books
Laid and wove DENY Foollcap, and Pot wi
ting Paper-Engiih gilt fine, yellow embohed,
roie. and common aid and wove Letter Paper
Wrapping Paper QuiIls--red and black Ink Pow
der states and eneils~-W afers-Sand aud Box
es-glais fone. lead, pockes and other rkiands -
Permanent ink-an elegan, sdorment of
PENKNIVES--
Pocket Books : Memorandum - Thread Cafes and
Puries-iuperor cloth. hair and tooth Brufhes--
Shaving Soap-piaying, whiting and other Cards
HOMES & WHEiSIONES.
Large Family BIBLES,
From 8 so to II dollars each--pocket and school
bibles Testaments-- Pain Books aud every
CLASSIC It SCHOOL BOOK now in uie
Chilarens Toy Books of every deicription, by
the dozen or grois at the pubhihets prices
Country Traders luppiied on the moft reafona
bic terms,
He hopes by attention to his bu6nefs and endeav-
curing TO accommodate thoie who may favour hfm
with their eultom, 20 render himief worthy a thare
OF publiek patronage; which il respectfully ioic-
ited JOHN WINCHESTER.
Portland, fept Is CIV
Cath or Stock, aud the highelf price given for
clean Cotton and Linen RAGS, CANVASS aud
JUNK.
FOR SALE As AB0TE.
Tickets, Quarters & gigtlths, from
the truy fortunate Lottery Ofice Of Little, IA
the Union Canal and Canal Lotteries.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
FOR SHE, BY
WILLIAM SW AN.

w lillian y W AN,
s hhds. Rye Spitit--high proof
A do Gin
4 do WI Rum
6 chests Souchoag Tes. &c sc
Scli q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
THERN STOCK.

feel confident iha, by great exernons fllzIl be
able TO pieaie ihoie thar may favour me with their
cuitom. My former cuiiomers are RESPECTFULLY in
vited 20 call At the above fore in Fore frees
] IL RUNNELS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
0IflT INART,
AMONG WHICH ART

81
AMONG WHICH ARR
Blunt's celebrated Charts If he american Coat
Do, Atlantic Ocean on which 10 deiineaied
the racks OF the Unied States frigates PRECEDENT,
United sgases and Congsefs. IN 1919.
DITTO Wei ladies
Duo Gulph and River 81 Lawrence
Disso La5eador--di,so Mlibfippi
The above Charts have been unlimited to the
INFECTION OF eminent nautical gentlemsn, aud are
conhaefej by them exceiin corr ettneis any here
tofoFe pubiifhed.
Charts Of he Pacific Oceaa-Chineiesea-N
3es--Wh Sea Baltic sea German Ocean Sc,
George !, Brisiih, and Brlaof Channe COATS of
Engiand lie and scoisen Holland and FIR ance-
Mediterranean sea and = a. n eve psher part
OF she sod
Qaacs -SeNtanss-spy Gadss-- Cong afss
--csies Of Mathematical fusuumsnts-- scaies and
D!vsders--- Prottsctors-- Pafratei Rules --Iher-
mometers+.-- Bowdi,chs Practical Navigalors---
Bunls Coat Pilot, and Nautical elmanscs for
IS 6--ship Maiters Daily afliaars--syfem of
seamarihip-Mariners Dictionary Naval Cszet.
seer--Se~men's Jousnal--Cargo Books
All kinds COMMERCIAL BIZ ANKS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
WEBER s. CHI ASE,

EAtH- 11tGL-AIREET,
HAVE jun received an ex,enfve aharmens of
EngID, India, and Frenib Goods,
Jui,abe for the preient and approaching ieaion
~ Treafury Notes and New Yosk Bills receiv-
ed at inlail dicount iep 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
REMOVAL.

HE public are informed thar the Portland Boot
and shoe Mandatory is removed from Mid
die lleet, to The fore of Mr. William True, Fore.
ftreet where fha continue 10 conduct the puiirefs
of laid Factory IS agent, having nova complete
az of y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

EXCHANGE STREET,
Ii AVE juf received an ex,enGve adorment of
Il EngLjb, India g French Gods,
iuitable for the preient and approaching fe4fon--
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
30 K g Stationary Store.

/ HE fubfcribes inform. the puhiek he has ia
4 ken store No. 5 Josss' Row, ExcH1Ssa saRRaa
where he uffers for fale an exten6ye Allotment Of
ARTICLES, BOOKS q
N743 HlMApT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

Indians were driven from he ship and the
following morning the fsuF who were un-
hurt left her il the long boat, in hopes Of
regaining the river, wishing to take along
with them The wounded person who sefu-
sed their offer, saying that he must die be-
fore long, and was as well IN the vessel as
elsewhere
soon after sunrise, she was surrounded
by an immense number of Indians in ca
noes, come for the express purpose OF IN.
loading her but who from the warm reoep-
ton they met with the day before, did not
seem 10 Vie with each otter in boarding
The wounded man showed hims, III ever
the railing maxim signs that he was alone,
and wanted their assistance on which some
embarked, who finding what h said was
true. spoke TO their people, who were nor
my longer SLOW in getting on board, so li1at
iss.a few seconds the Z ok was considerably
throngeSsS ssles beg proceeded 10 undo tae
aatches without fufihsr cert mony.
No sooner were they completely engage
ed in thus flushing The most diabolital Of
actions, than tue only survivor of the ew
descended into the cabin, and sc, fire tothe
magazine containing nearly nine thousand
pounds of gun powder. which in al instant
blew the vessel and every one on board q
atoms.
The nation acknowledge their having
lost nearly one hundred warriors, besides a
vast number of wounded by the explosion,
who were in canoes round tie ship Ii IS
impossible to tell who the person was that
SO completely avenged himself-but here
cannot exist single doubt that the act will
teach these villains better manners, and e.
ventually be of immense benefit to the
coas ing trade.
The four men who set off in the long
boat were TWO or three days after driven a..
shore in gale and massac ed.
At the Court Of O and Terr,ner held ia
and for the ccun pf Montgomery N lase
week, at which his honor Jose h c. Yes pre~
sided, came on he trial of Barent B. cker. yvAo
had oeen confined for nearly one year in goal on
charge Of having poisoned his " f. wi h Arse-
nick. whereof she died The trial commenced
on Friday at 8 A. M. and continued until pasr
g "a when the court adjourned until nexr
morning. The trial was hen continued until
halt past two, when TIE July retired and asotr
an hour sf'er fe urned wi b verdict Of Cuatty.
The Judge hen afer addressing the prisen..lu
very feeling manner. sentenced hln 10 be hug
on toe frst Friday in October sex, be weer,
the hours Of tent, the forenoon and Two IN he
afternoon
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

AShoAbuk ooo iS"u PtlNSQ oittO tAmS
priced ditto fame colors.
colors.
F!annels and Baizes--Cords
PeIjece Cloths--Bombazets
Wilbores-Durants-Cr Grapes
Belt drels'd and undre1ed CaIicoes
Silk and common Cingkams
Cambricks, white black and coloursd
A arge aaortment of Fancy Mullins
Shawis-Gk and cotton Handkerchief
Long Lawn-Linsn-- Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto fix and worried Hofe
Black and coloured iewing Silks
Coat and Ven Buttons
Ribbons-Tapes and Bobbins
Luteffrings-Ita Crapes-Pins
Cotron Hofe--Buiton Moulds.
ALSO-A general afortnenr of
american Factory Goods.
Portland fept Is