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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12
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AT Johnston, Mr. HowEs SEARS, aged IL Of Cabe.
Cod 70 Mr. AVIS NIrcHER aged 68 of .Nanf,ck.
ct, Mass
Al Ereter, Mr. GEORGE B. HAZARD, formerly of
tnis town' TO MS. ANY SHEFFIELD, of the former
place.
In this town, on Sunday last, Mr. SAMUEL Tarpr.
aged 79
On Thursday last, Mrs ELIZABETH RsEo. aged
63, wife Of Mr. Eieszer Reed
On the 18th ult. Mrs. ELIzABETH DEvENs, aged
So. reiict of the late Mr.. Thomas Devens
On his passage from Ae-v Pork to Boston. Mr.
fRAssIs BseEss, aged 50, OF the U. 5. navy. a ma.
tive Of this place.
AZ North Risgsfopn. on the 5,h ult WILLIAM
Coscoos, Esq aged 70. and on The 26th, ABIGAIL,
hs whe, sged 78--On the 24lh ult. WILLIAM
TAYLOR. Esq. aged 81
daughter of Mr.. John Bird, formerly of ths town
~ Ne11-s shorehan, on the LIST INST. Mr. Epnusp
SHEFFIELD, aged 49
AT 8osfon, Macs DR.. JoHn wARREs aged 81,
PRESIDENT OF the Massachusetts Medical Society, and
Professor OF Anatomy in Harvard University.
From London haner, Of January 4.
On Sunday last, after the performance Of
the funeral service over the remains of wo.
man IN Shorekitch Church Yard, and when
the colin had been nearly covered with earth,
moan was heard from The grave, which arr
rested the hand Of the grave-digger il was
followed by another, which convinced him
that the sound came from the coffin. No time
was lost by the persons still remaining a.
round the grave to open it, when the woman
was found struggling for breath. She was
Immediately carried into the vcary-room,
where she revived, aud was shortly of,er-
wards carried home.
An article in a-Paris paper states, ths, the
beorf OF the Dsuphin Of France was obtained
on his disease, and has been carefully pre-
served by an individuAI in that city.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12

MariNe Insurance Lombany.

Marine Mswance GomPanyi
he Stockholders Of tins IostitGtioh are hereby
no,iied, that by their Ariices of Associations
the second payment Of THnEE DOLLARS on each
Share. will become due sRIi,.iY, the l4,h inst.
on which, and the succeeding day, The notes for sct
curing the future lns,4mrnts, will be received, add
certificates Of stock ISSUED.
CHMs. FowLEH, President.
Newportj April 10. 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

CUMBERLAND f
Taken on execution, and to be Eld at Pub.
lick Au6fi01, on 1ueiday, 25b day Of july
next, at e!eum o'clock, II. M. ep the
prentice,
A LII The right in equity of redemption which
I JOHN CIR AGE, has in redeemng the follow
ing defcribed, mortgaged real efta,e Gtuated 10
Wineham, in iaid county, and bounded follows,
TO wit -Four lots of Land in faid Windham mum.
bered as follows 49, 80, 81 and SIS. and the louth-
erly half of lot number 81 all in the fir 4 divilon
of Land in faid Windham, and containing about
ninety acresin the whole they being what is call
ed the home lots in faid town and containing TWEEN
~ acres each together with the buildings thereon
far ding, and is the fame wherein the fad Crage
now lives-faid Land is niortgaged to Gardner
Walker for the payment of feventy- FIX dollar. and
twenty FIVE cent, and interelt, by deed dated May
~, 1914. M. JORDAN, Ceronsr
June u, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

English writer, I" are seldom wrong in their
OPTIONS +; ia their sentiments they are new
er mistaken" If there was a time and
place, in which the feeblest e2ertions of a
moral, political, literary, or prudential kind
had peculiar value, that time is now, and
that place is New-England and its vicinity
Every essay on these subjects, provided it
be Just, will have some effect, and it must
be salutary. News papers are the proper
vehicles; and people in the vicinity oil
them, who can write decent essay, are
bound by strong obligations to their coun-
try and their species not to let the opportu-
nifty pass unlmproved. That scriblers are
very apt TO Offer their productions, Is no tx
cuse tor those, who do not deserve that
name
But allow (what ann by no means dis
posed to) that the number, who read, un-
derstand, and reflect, is very small 50
much the better, was ready 10 say, for 3
r. former He has only TO bring over these
few to his plans, and the rest will all follow
them thus whether few or many read
ers, the same encouragement is holden out.
In our next we will prosecute the sub
lect, from which this number is an unpre-
meditaled, though, trust, not unseasona'
bic depression. We will aspire only to
mt diocrity in execution, hope for success ;
but shall be certain that total failure will
be attended with no mischteUous Effects
TRIOS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
@iseellaup.


FOE THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
WHEN one undertakes to contend will
deep-rooted prtjudices, or to excite men Il
new course OF action without the allure
ments Of immediate qualification he must
possess great confidence in his own talent .
and abilities, or be fortified BY conviction
of the utility and high importance of the
cause, in which he is engaged have
twenty times, since commencing these short
essays, been on the point of abandoning the
object in view, as wholly unattainable and
nothing but the returning hohe, that some
thingAmight be done, BY awakening attention
20 the subject, BY ioOaening hrJudice, or By
erhosing adsurdity, would have induced me
TO continue the cxertton.
In this place an observation occurs, and
know not as it can more conveniently be
considered in any other place. Many will
be ready 10 say 10 me, "your fealsare more
rational, than your hopes. The greater
part of those, whom you would influence,
are people of little information and less re
fiection. So far from being convinced
thew will not even understand" such OBJ
ieclions as these are actually made not on
ly as it respects science, but poliiicks TOO.
Besides their obvious tendency TO discour-
age exertion, and TO relard improvement J;
believe they are not founded upon fact
and experience Those who know. how
many printing presses are supported BY
New England and how many social Ii
braries have, within 80 years, been estab-
lished in the country will hesitate little.
before they pronounce the publlck at large,
incapable Of forming correct opinions upon
such subjects, as that under our cansidera,
ton. 81 he people" says most sasac.0us
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

DC ODER next and all actions pending az, and all
wrts, recognizaaces and processes now made,
or which may be made retufnsble to any of the
aforesaid Courts which before the operation of
this act, should have been holden at any other
time or place, than those in shis act affixed for
holding said Courts, shall be returnsbe to, en-.
tered, made. proceeded on, tried and determine
ed at the Courts next to be holden in each
county after the first day of October next. agree
able to the true insent of such writ, process, re-
cognzsnce or appeal.
SEC 8 Be ii further enacted, That all acts and
psfts OF acts, moons stens with he provisions Of
this act, shall be, and the same are herebyr re.
pealed, from and after the said first day of Oc-
tobernex
ARprovedIy the Goceraor, .5fame 18th, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

ABOUT thirteen years Of age, with small white
spot. on her forehead, and some white on her
heliey and the Zip Of her tail-r w boned, and
apparently pretty poor, strayed f,om her owner
ID tins townon TUESDAY morning last. She has
given milk all winter Whoever will return or
leave informa ion Of her with the Printers of the
Gazette, shall be generously rewarded
POhlsnd Inne 26.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
LIBERAL DONATION.

At the annual communication Of the
Grand Royal A,ch CHAPTER Of the State of
Vermont held at Rutland on the 9Th inst.
the SUN Of One Hundred Dollars was voted
TO be given out Of the funds of the Chapter,
TO the Foreign Missionary Society of the
United States, for the purpose of aiding and
assisiag IN propagating the gospclin for.
elgn parts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03


tons
AMONG WHICH ARE
pROADCLOriS and CASSIMERES various
- colors and prices--Caicoes-C inghams-
black, white and colored Cambricks-white and
coored Flanaels-a variety of plain and fancy
Muilins--lsw priced and fuperfne Britifh Shirt ngs
-Braces-sewing Silks and Twia-cotton Pa
tilias-coat and VET Buttons and Mou!ds-plain
trirged aud plaid Misunderstanding i!oous-
Quality and Shoe Blndings-back Italian Grapes
ihirt Cories-Mens' beaver Cloves-cotton ditto >
Mems worried and cotton HoGery-Ladles white,
4 ate and black do,-do black ADD white Six do
black and colored Silk Observation-Disclosures on do.
@. andurells-B akeiey Stripes-blsck and white
MIttinetts-biack Sinchaws. Sarfoet1s and Lee
vantlnes-4 4, 4 and "a Shawls-common aud
cambrick pocket HAndkerchiefs-Tapes -fuper-
fine and twllled do. fiat add round Bobbins-mix
ed Cords-white aud coored Velings -cambrck
and common Dimotres-black aud coiorsd Canton
Grapes cotton Baiis-yelIow and blue Nankins-
an ahortment of 10 and Linens-Roya RIB
whIte Jean-brown Lswns-whie and colored
Thu eads-long Lawns-velvet RIbbons-Cottinel
-Furnures -EnglIfh Nankins -Camhrick Mus
iins-RA Observation-Disclosures plain and twiiiec
bombazetts -hIo-Faetory Shirtlngs-Checks =
Stripes Threads, &c. SC. sc.
Purchafers are respectfully foIici,ed to call.
June &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
Mar lhal's Notice.

Uaifsi Statci Of hAc,f0,
DGri9 y Maine u
DURSUANTt 60 a warrant 10 me direSsd notice
10 hereby given that an informa,iolf-is filed 10
the DiArict Court Of the United States. for Maine
DiAra, aganR certain brig vefs called he
Outlaws, Of the hurthen Of G93 1895 tcns
the name Of The matter whereof Is unknown-(eiz
ed by the Collector Of the Dlari6 Of Bath az iald
Bath, on the 9th June init, for an a!ledged viola
ton II he laws of fad states
That heating and trial will be had thereon a,
fpecial DiHria Court to be ho den at the Court
Houie III 70 within faid Dliria Of Maine, 90
clock, when and where any perlon iHtereaed
in said vef- may appeal an Thew cauie if any
eau be fhewn wherefore the (sme ihou not be
decreed forfeit to lad Gates and be dlpolcd Of &C
cordng to law
DAed at Bath, June %. 1915
B. 5W ANTON, Dtpaty Ms,Ga!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
EDWARD HOW Z.

Middle Street,
LAS for faie. an extenhve aIortmeht Of Amer
II can
Paper Hangings q Borders
Live Geefe aud common FEATHERs-Bedtick-
ing-Hair and mofs Mattran'es of different fzes--
Frnges and Laces--chaile Laces ard worried
Sofa,-eziy and loIing Chairs-Crewes of all COL
ors, &c. &c.
Aho-- An elegant afortrnent of gilt and mahog-
any framed
LOOKING GLASSES,
of hyperion workmanihip, which will be fold at
peace prices -Willards pasens TIMEPIECES,
vegy low.
O. The Upholltery bufnefs profe-
cu'ed In al its branches with ueatneCs aud di(-
patch as uuai
June rs CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
3or 1000 VT. hard brown SOAP,
For fale on reafonab!e terms, by
9th Mo 2e SOLOMON BoYCR.
Sal1a701O 8 aAnlMP4DH'
Nathl. Mitchell & Co.

HAVE taken Store in
Columbian P.vO. Middle Street.
And will keep eonfantly for faIe
W1F-hdia Gooa5, Gr0cerie5 and Hard
Ware.
Every e1eftion fhall be made TO accommodate
thoie who peale TO call.
sADDLERS may be iupp'ied with Saddery-
ware, Philadelphia skirtiDg, Harness, Bride and
Chase Top Leather.
Portland June "a, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
NOTICE.

ITO be sold at pubick auction, at the houfe of
= RuHell Stoddard, InhoIder in Bruufwick, on
TUESDAY,. the fri day of Auguf neat, at II o
clock A. NJ Gxty SHARES in the Brunfwiek
Cotton Mandatory" numbered 70 60 both
incu6ve, for the payment ofail afeGments due
thereon. SAMUEL DAVIS, Zsea(u,v.
Bath, June "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

Nifty, Rew, Rs, ressioes,
= bale common Broadcoths--i do. low priced
Cafimeres and Cords cafes dark aud light
fine aud common prints do 4 and 6 white
Cambricks-t do Cngham Umbrellas bale
Baf'as Gale aGoted plain and figured Mullins /;
Cinghams-blsek aud colored Bombazetts--black
and colored Csmbrcks-4 Iriil Linens Englilh
Cottons cotton Csffimeres aud York Stripes
blue aud yellow Nankns- Cottineits-Flannels--
cotton and worried Hole --Mens' leather Gloves
Marfeiles Quilting - and cotton Shawls-
csmbrick and common Dimoty--camorick Mus
Inns Canton and Italian Crapes-iIk and cotton
Rudia Diapers Rsttinetts--But.
tons-Quary ard Shcs Bindings-brown Hol
lands and Couons-Ribbons bundle ADD mixed
Pins-6ne sewings-black and coored fewing silk
walking Sticks, &c. sc.
June 20 I'm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

The whole of the Gun-Boat allotted to
this station is in number) were sold at
Auction yesterday, at the Navy Yard, Cos
port. Ihe lowest bid was sos dollars, and
the highest 720 dollars. Average price Of
the whole 4S6 dollars.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

- TINS viii be the FRI Lottery drawn aud
as there is oD!y'l2 900 tickers, the probability is
that nearly all of them will be fold 10 a few weeks
it may not be amils to mention hat Fortuue feem.
to have taken up her retidence in the Distrid
of Maine, and has been very Ii5erai and difcern-
ing towards the object, of her favor. To t-vo
rerfons fhe has given the high prize of .. 40 600
To four worthy Mechanics fhe has dilfribu ed
the high prize of 5, 600 dollars ia The Canal Lot
terry juEi done drawing, $1,000 do lars have been
drawn in this and the adjacent towns within so
days. 7tlAs, Qsa,fs,s and Eighth for la!e at
S. PATTEN's Lottery Office,
No. 10, Jones Row, Exchange lreet
June 26 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

Messrs james Richards, Horatio Barn
we'll, Daniel Poor, Edward Warren. and
3. q. Meigs, were ordained at Newbury-
port, on the 2lst ult. as Missionary priests.
The three former gentlemen will proceed
TO the East, and lac latter to the West.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

WAS fhipped on board the loop FOX Capt.
w Whitney, ar Bottom, on the 29h april lat,
conGgned TO this place; the owner may receive the
fame by proving properly and paying charges
Apply at No. 30, Union Wharf.
June 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

We must accustom ourselves TO look
with extreme suspicion and distrust on any
intelligence received from Europe, through
the channel OF French papers. Such Ed
tors are so perfectly conversant in the whole
art and mystery of facf making, that unless
we derive pleasure from being made the
dupes OF deception, we should be upon our
guard. Sometime since, sundry papers of
wondrous pith and moment, were said to
have been found in the bureau of Louis, af-
ter his departure from Paris. This is one
mode which they adopt to render the
French monarch obnoxious to the eyes of
his subjects Those very papers, if any
such We're discovered in the bureau Of
Louis, might have been deposited there, by
the very person who was SO fortunate as 10
find them--\Ve shall in all human proba--
bility, read of proclamstions from those al
lies, the most obnoxious TO France, very
fairly signed with the names of their res
pectiye monarchs, denouncing death and
conAagration, which those monarchs never
saw, except through the medium Of French
papers.-[ Baltimore Telegraph ]
-*-
From the Cleaner.
The CQgifatious gfmy Uncle 1obn.
=" Ruined. ruined" cried my grand
father, as he raised bis fpectacles from
his nofs TO his forehead, and dropped the
True Americans upon his knees eve
are an undone people. "-"What ia the
world is the matter now father ?" ak
ed my aunt Hannah earnefly. Mat.
ter T. cried the old gentleman" mat
ter was there ever nation going 70 faft
to deftru6fion ? A Virginia nabob for
PRECEDENT IA mott unnatural war
Heaven knows if could never profpef
Take Canada-ta take fiddle ftick's end.
And then our taxes are doubled, COM
msrce all NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and libers
ty kicked out Of doors land every good
man turned out of office. tell YOU.
texclslmed he vehemently) we are ru-
lned people. Democracy is the bane Of
treedom-I wouldn't truf democrat
with a field of milIttones uncounted'
Poh, poh 7 faid my aunt Hannah you
are in PATTON, father--if democratic
neishbor wanted any thing you would
A Federal Newspaper,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

Gals ana oioIhGly /" olS,
-TIZ-
y. .a,ed Plates Sets blue printed cham
Az Twjhers Der Furniture
ew A Mufl,ns do do do Tea
|ndo &C Plates Ware
I'D do Twiftlers DO Ked lea ware
~io do Mullins DO Myrtle DO DO
"a 10 do Bowls-aii 90 e'egant Snina
], j. I ,o,meled do-all Edged Balons & Ewers
" iss GLASS.
/, DO edged diihes, va so pair ripeed a, De-
nous nzes canters
sec do vari' 90 do do pit. do
L om tzes IL do OF CARROTS
.16 do { Sa'aos 20 doz RufIia figure
10 do 90 Naples and engraved Tumblers
5000 DO Mugs-qt Wine TO match
pll-2ps so do fluted & groundd
Is Do edged Salads bottom TumbIet.
bd0 90 SapPs' 400 Engliih IL tTum-
lido DO BAKERS blers
sso : o oaOns Begsns gafs Lamps for
800 90 Ch4nDs'' entries
x0ie enameIed Teas is o.;r A.. ea and 6 yur
ENdo do Bowls and Cd ps..nt.r.
III ,r, 70 doZ Wines
70 oae Piin'sa Glass Salts
|Ndo do do Jugs 40 pennsrs With ,,,,ed
y sI'"sr1 'us"' tops
NV W iespo.' do Cruits
[Kdo do Coffee Pots A. Mraa,5.
&C Muliards viii nav o,b,r arr;
b Peppers eles too nsmerou, for
""' an advertisement.
4e-A general afortment of
TIN WAR 4,
II Mr. ZAcHARI6E NOVEL; manufacture.
! luDe IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

y ECOVRRED from three years Gcknsis, who
y now offer4 tor laIe 10 his friends and the quo
hex imall sforsmeat of
WeF-Ldia Gods and Groceries,
aiitte Tobacco Hoe: aud ocythss--bus no Ho!
land Skater but fone damaged Tea to be fod as
cheap as any other hathaway 10 Portland
The Comb Gaze Is at ths head of Long Wharf di
Teetly oppohte Mr. Jonathan s.uar's Rore fore a
JOHN BAILEY, Jr.
Tim
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03


S,c Y : "erae:ef p ne Senate and Rosse. Of
- ReP'eScA atiVes in General Coist Assem-
bied ana D. me auhorty Of me same, Thai from
md alter The passing Of ms Act, any pefsonwho
hall find anu take up any horse O. horse kind
as a Stray, aud sh2li have procured he same 20
pc appraised sgreeabiy % the provisions Of the
Acl emf led, An Act respecting lost goods and
ray peaSts, in case tie same shall be appraised
* a sum not exc, ding iwenry dollars, shsll at
The expiration 0. two months after such spprais
Al, p,oceed 10 sell The same st public sendue,
having gwen four days previous notice of he
me and place Of sale and shall pay over the
money for which such horse may be sold, % he
rcssufer Of The town in which he lives, alter de-
ducung theretrom The eXpences Of taking up.
keeping and appgAising uch horse, provided
for ia Tie Act 10 winch thls is 10 sdditi3n wit b
one doll for his tee III selling such horse.
SEC. 2. b further enacted. That he owner
Of such liocses tsken az aud sold, shall be en-.
iled to ectiye the money 50 deposited with
tne town treasurer, provided he shall apply for
Tie same i.hin the space Of one year after the
same shall have been paid to the treasurer
tolrseid aud ia case lie owner Of such horse
sh'll ncgieci % Apply Tor such money for the
re in OF oae year, the same shalt be appropriated
as IS provided BY tie Ac, 20 which this is in ad
diuOn
dhP'oved4y he GopanOy, June 1914. 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
NOTICE

NOTICE
IL psrlons having demands againR the fub
~ lcribrr are de6redto call aud receive their
T aOd thole indebted. either by note r sc-
nuat are called upon to make immediate pay.
nns WILLIAM CROSS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
OPP ovea b nc Governor, June l3th, 1915.

AN ACT in addition 10 an Act, entitled
can Act to fix the times and places ior
holding the Circuit Courys of Common
Pleas withia and for the several Coun-
ties II this Commonwe cath, and for re
peailng all laws heretofore passed for
that purpose"
sEcr1oS1PE .fenacfed BY tke Senate and House
ION - of Representatives, IN Genera!
Cowt assembled, add BY the authority q the same,
Thai the Circuit Courts OF Common Pleas TO
0& holden within and for the several Counties in
the Western Circuit, in this Commonweslt
shall be holden al he several times heresIt err
mentioned That is 10 ssy, Within and for the
County Of Worcester, on she second Monday Of
March, on the third Monday of Jane, on The
Mond J Mex after the fourth MONDAY of August,
I'D OH he second Monday mex If CT tho fourth
Monday OF November ~ iihin and !cP The
County OF Hampshire, on the fourth Monday of
March, on the third Monday Of August, and on
he third Mondsy of November - Within and
tor the County Of Berkshire, on the FIRST Mon.
LAY Of ~nuary. on The third Monday next after
he fourth Monday IN March, and on tie third
Monday Of September Wtthin and Tor The
County of Franklin, on the Tuesday Of the week
next Atler he fourth Monday Of March, on the
second Monday Q: August ,apd on the second
Monday OF November. Within and for The
Coun of Hampden, on the third kfonday Of
March, on the fourth Monday of August. and on
he foutth Mondsy OF November ,---fto7faed,
nevertheless, That The day Of he week, on which
Any 0f The I'd Courts are respectively 10 be ho
den as azores ID, may, in all judicial proceedings,
Il ON tine to time, be designated and expressed
by such day otte reek IN the month, On which
any Colrt IS 70 be holden, pursuant 10 the fore
going arrangement.
SEC. 2. Be il farther enacted. That this sci
shall DC iii force trlsa and ut ca the first day ii
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
WILLIAM LORD.

II iN.. WILLIAM LORD,
b ss.amenced buhuefs and is now opening
\ Ia, s !. . . MS ltore in EXCHANGE STREET,
~ ID WI Coz 5, general afor.ment of
4 l'a'a Goods and Groceries,
AMONG WHICH Ass-
II. lRan LNutmegs
VA "a q. Gloves
NJ <isn !. DCinnamon
WI ID aCurrznts
I'd un,ro Hopper
III MA HCround DO
Wa Cayenne
hag .Od, HsngIih MuRard
~ As(p TEAS lGinger
w starch
ia or, Saltpetre
III N soiale Table Salt
lCheefe
III R;es lCear Pork
~ stand dina = Corn and Flour
4 te naiesH Cotton * Wool Cards
% C;,,,. Hscyihes
IA klu a. Hoes
III ~ by 8 Clafs
"A n Scan Iron ShoveIs
Oil BruGles
3rooms
1f sFA vSieves
gf soods vinegar
sEnlon. lCider, &c. SC.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

On the 2oth of April in the British
Houfe of Commons Lord Caitlsreagh par
ticularly inGited that the treaty made ac
FontainbIeau with Bonaparte had never
been violated by the allies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

Bonaparte has adopted the plan of calling
ont the militia of France, en- masse, under
the appeilation of National Guards, as
a substitute for bis rejected CONSUMPTION
system, He conte mplates raising. by
these means, $3.50 bauallions who are to
do garrison duty at the different posts
along the frontier line II is at least an
even chance, that these troops vii! feel
stronger disposition 10 give up their posts
on the apptoaGh ofthe allies, than to jeopar-
die their lives, by defending them for the
support OF cause, that can promise them
no good ; and may entail misery on them
selves and their postenty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

AN ACT in addition to an act entitled an
Act respecting lost Goods and stray
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03

10 l, Uaioa ROW, C,,aer Of Afids and Uaian fl,
HAS JUL received and offers for fae a, low pri.
ces, an anortment of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

In Ihe year OF our LORD one Thousand eight hun
dred and fifteen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-03
AMONG wHTCN ARR

adapted to the fea(on and of the lateR impor,a-
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