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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24

MACHINE y HIND CARDS.
JOHN WINSLOW & Co. continue TO Manu-.
f,cture Machine and Hand CARDS. of every
description, and warrant them 20 be OF equal
quality to All. made in 'he state. and At very low
..ricos for cash. Taose who are in want of Ma
chine Cards for the season, are invited to send
timely ORDERS by Mail or other conveyance, 80
be left in Portland post-ofiice, or 1t JosEFB
PorEs M. Z, Mussey's Row.
April Is If.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
ANDREW MASON.

INFORMS his friends aud the public be has
taken the Rand lately improved by Mr. William
Lord. Fore ftsees.) where he ofsrs for fae geo.
sral adortnsnt Of
West-1ndia Goods ant Groceries.
Portland, ssps 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
EVENING SCHOOL.

THE fubfcriters have commenced their EVEN
ING SCHOOL for the snfuing winter, At
Mr.. GvaLsY's School Room, where all the com
mon brasche' will be laugh, at D.4 per quarter
including ,ight', pens, &C -one half in advance.
Book Keeping, ute and cont ructou If Maps,
Charis Nav CATION. SC at the uiual price
r GURLHY,
Portland Sept. 10. N LORINO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
200 Reanns

CUPERlOR WRITING LETTER AND Wp ~,
~ PING PAPER, for laie by
J. WINCHESTER,
No s, ye.t', Rsw- EssSssss mi,
Afso-A general sAortaent Of
STATIONARY.
Together with great variety Of BIplRs. rra.
TAMENTS, PssLM Books, and every INA ~
Sekscg 1soks in coasmon ufe.
Jua received Al excellent afoument Of the b..
Ksass
Homes and Whetstones,
direct from the factory, and MOI inferior TO the real
TURKISH HONE-price IS CT ne, ID
WANTED rs ABOYE.
100 dozen good tanned s'iREp sKINs.
CAN. and the highea price pad for G can wh,e
~AOo aug 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24

Blu, the act of Incorporation provides that NO
perion Copartusrfhip OF Body Polite hali be en-.
titled 70 4 greater number than thirty votes
CHS. ]. NICHOLAS,
Seyas,, 10 the 6ssrd # .~~IT,ss0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
4 Nd FOR sAIE II The BOOKSTORE Of
II ISAIAH THOMAS, JUN.
ki6jIs 81. cot
A Hlitory Of the HEATHEN GODS and He
roes Of Antiquity, To which il added an Original
Tranhation If the Battle Of the God and Giants
the who newly arranged, corr cied aud enlar ged
with the addition Of fsverai original aud vaua5ie
articles ny Wiiissm Sbeitse, r. A. S.-eecead Edi
ton ornameu.ed with q number Of Cuts.
IIS-No 8, North american Revisw,
JUN received -subfcribers are rsqueaed to call and
receive their numbers. Aug 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
NEW GOODS.
William & Edward Oxnard,

No s. Mymrys Row,
GAvE JUN opened for fale. black. green,
4 i brown. favn fate, and olive. .Bombazetts- =
Wildbores-white. green, red, black and yellow
FIannsIls--bsises blankets, Cs1imeres, and Sa.,i
netts--white aud black Cambrics-I Imitation
Shawls-black dama.k Shn wls-a grsa, variety Of
cotton and fix Observation-Disclosures, tapes
ealIoon aad quality bindings-&c. &c.
WIsCAssETr BILLS received in psymen, for
En2ih Goods III
Sept. 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24

S. M'LelIan & t. Fletcher.
HAVE FOR sxfr.
40 puncheons Rum, ~
8 hhds. Sugar,
80 bbls. do.
100 bbls. S fine Flour, ks
2 bales Cotton,
pipe Gins crates Ware. {
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
JOSEPH NOBLE,
CODDerSmith e. Plumber.

JO0LI IL ANODAIs,
Coppersmih & Plumber,
T his fhop near the head of Union Wharf, Fore
- nreet, Portland, has for fale.
Brafs Andirons, Shoves. Tongs and Hooks
Bras and copper Kettles, ard Warming Pane
Seis of Copper Meafures
Rum aud Hand Pumps
3rafs Caddleiticks< amps Skimmers and Ladies
dox. copper Bnnace, Strap and Pan Lamps
Copper Naii, Bolts add Spikes
Deep lea and Cod and Mzckerai Leads
Lead Spouts-- Net. of Weights
7s ~ and - pound do Iroo Windlsss Boxes
Tin Rive,s-~ Iron Csc Pois
Dutch aud Englifh Pots-Shset and Bar Lead
Block Tin Spe'tsr
Braziers and sheathing Copper
Few boye, of Tin Plaie-9 I'd ciout Nails
quantity of email fixed damaged Wire,
Rotten and Pumi.e Stone.
1000 lbs Of Old Copper, &c.
~ N. Manufactures all kicds of work in
his lice, fueh as Copper Competition aud Lead
Work for ve1els. together with all kinds Of Com
petition ssd Brafs Cafliug. for Machinery
N B.-Csih & ven for old Copper, Pewter and
Lead. IT. July 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
Pbilomadeibboi : :! +!

Pbilemadelpboi !! J.!
THE members Of the PFliLOMADELpHOI
SOCIETY are notified that their Anniversary
will be celebrated At the public Meeting Houfe in
this town on Tuesday the 9Th, Of October next,
at one o clock P. Man Grafton will be publicly
pronounced by Edward Andrews, Eiquire-.snd
an Eulogy on our deceA.cd brothers Aibion Pierce
aud Robert Andrews j.. by Samuel Farnfworth, jr.
M D.
A general attendance 10 requeNed.
ELK 5NAH ANDREWS, Sssy.
Bridgeson, sept. 8, 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
Northyarmouth Sent. =.
~ .TICE.

"a HRREAs John Benner sea Mary BrAdock,
" have 'eit Their place. Of Board provided fer
them y the town All refcrs are hereby eau
t,oned asAni ha bouring them a. the town will not
pay one cen, on their aceoun, at er this dae.
lluAH DAVIS, o Of M.'as sl ,s. poor
Sept 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
COLOKING BUSINESS.

COLORING BUSINESS.
THE fubicriber inform, the public tina, he exc
4 cute. the
COLORING BUSI |ESS,
at the new Din Iery, pear vaughans Bridge, where
he will color Clolh, Clothes or Yarn. Cotton, Lin
sa, Silk OF Wool, in the various coIors.
~ He alto co'ors aud preATes thin cloth, or wo
mems apparel. ROBERT THOMPSON.
Portland July 80 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

IN SENATE yusR IS b tsS
ON The Petition aforstAid, Ordered, that the
Petitioners cAufs at,esied copy Of ,hs.r petnsn
with this order thereon to be terved on the towa
clerk of the town of Naethyafmouh, and 20 be
pubiithed in the Portland Ga1e,re, the Ian publ
cation aud The service 90 be made thirty days at
leaf, before the 6rf! Wednesday u the lsfion
Of the prsient general Court. thAs all peon. inter-
sltet may then appear sad thew esufs tif any they
havs) why the prayer OF f.id Peti.isa ihoud nes
be grzn:ed Seat do sn for concurrence
JOHN PHILLIPS, Ps1Gsas
IN TIE Hos" Of REFRIGERATION, J1as IS. .si6'
Read aud coacurrel
TIMOTHY blCELOW, Speaker
A true cory-AtieA
S.F MCLEARY, Clerk Of the Senas
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24

T'HR copsnnerihip heretofore exiting under
j the 6rm Of CRAM e MASON, was d'Goi
we'd by mussat content 90 the 92od of Augua-
An p.rfoos indeb'ed, o. having demands againit
faid irm, are requeasd TO cal on N. CsAM, who
b duty authorized TO lsttls the fame.
-. NEHEMIAH CRAM.
ANDREW MASON.
Portland. Ssps TIL is,6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
10 the Hensratls, the Senate and Hen.
Hozs Of Rtprf/enfatioes in GenHaf
Enu~& /H~,LI.L sM

10 tie Hensratls, THE Senate and Hen.
Half Of ReprejEnfatioes in General
Court ADsmlbled
HR iublcfibers committee of the 6rn Parh
in Norshyarmouth, in the county Of Cvmbes-
land, ask leave hombly to reprefen,, That ths
minilssris! lands Belonging 10 said Parifh are It
prefent and for many years paii have been amoA
altogether unproduetive, that excepting abou, ter
acres Of upland and piece of cal, marlh, the RI.
idue comnon Tor cattle 70 grace upon a large
and y,elds NO income whatever 20 the Pasiih q
their mniler. That depredatious have been CON.
mitted on the wood lands, and the wood and sin.
Der, nsary all taken of 70 thar the sads are daily
deerea6ss IN Va ne; but II they could be fold and
the mouey pu, 70 interst and that iGteesA applied
70 the iuppors of their minifler, the Parifh would
derive great beuehs from it-whers they nov
comparatively receive none.
Your petitiouers. therefore in the name and 10
behalf Of laid Paiih and with the esaieu, Of their
Rev. Palor. humbly ssqus1 your hoaers .abssfueh
gentlemen ~ the Hen Legislature may Zee Ct 70
appoint, be Incorporated by the name # che rfsi.
Of the miriftefiai fund 10 the f,lt Pariih 10
Norshy armeush, And thai they be empowered 70
Tell al the minifleral lands Belonging to lad Par.
'ih ioon as tLsy end il for the iulereN thereof.
and welt the proceeds Of the Gale 10 . fund, the
,acome Of which ihAll be duly appied 20 the iup-
port IT le,ted minilter in izsd Parih and for no
other pu7poie aud ~ in duy bouad will ever
pray.
AAiMI R MfTcHELL,7
IkIsrRAM GILMAN C.~sitts.
WILLIAM BARROWS
NJrthyarmou,h. June 2 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24

DYE STUFFiS, PAINTS, S,x,
COE & BUXTON.
ExcHANc6-S11RKT.
HAVE for BALE, Eleven tons Loswood ffpns,;~
QUALIFICATIONS do Fuliic-one do N;cssss..
Redwood-Camwood : Roman vitriol-OI Va
ol-Madder-Co ppesas- Alum &c. Ne.
White Lead--Red Lexd-~Linfsed Oil--So;s;a
TurPentine-Spruce Yellow SC. &C.. Tosehz
with general sGorment Of n ! -
DRUGS IND MEDICINES. *
which will be fold On reaionsb!s serms s.
Augua s, 1916. q veek, =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24

A fow more bales new Goods,
JUST received aud will be fold cheap by
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
AMONG wHtcs ART
India Calico,
India Cotton,
Britifh Shirtings,
Limitation Shawls,
Gloves.
Mullins, Sc. sc.
- :. -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24

N. CRAM,
LAS for fsle general aGortmeu, of
". /. Goods, Groceries & Hard
WARB-ALS0. IS Cask. of Duponts GUN
POWDRR,-2o do. Cut NAILs-one ton BAR
LEAD, &c. Sept 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-11
NO'TICE.

Polly Brown, Washington Brown, John S
Stubbs, senr. James Brander. Maxwell Troies
and Sarah Fl. his wife, James Scott, lunr. John
SPottswood and Mary his wife, Tarlton Saun
ders, and Sally his wife, b. S. Morrison and Ma
p ms wife, Sally Goode, Elizabeth Goode. Ro
bert Goode, salty Scout, Robert Graham, Pin lip
N Nicholas and John d ogg.
Yon aoiN Take Notice, that shall on
Saturday the fourth day of October next, at the
tavern at Ayletl's Ware House, in King William
county, between The hours Of eight O'clock in The
morning and six O'clock in the evening, procsed
TO take the deposition Of Francis JOHN Levert
TO be read as evidence in q suit now depending
IN the Richmond Chancery District Court wherein
am plaintiff and you are defendants: at which
time and place you may attend or lot as you think
proper.
JOHN S. STUBS. jr.
August IL. 4w.
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GTThe Editorof this paper

tnding II not in his power to bestov that attenti
on which he would wish, and knows il necessary
to the discharge of his editorial duties, withcu,
relinqnishng other employments, has determined
to dispose Of the EsrABrIsaxRNr OF TaE NonroLx
aAzkrry AID PUsLIc LEnGEs To person Of
Federal politics, preference W 4, be given, and
until after the first ofnext month, tic esssbi So
rnent will not be sold 10 any other this prefsr.
ence is due to the great majority Of the PATRON;
of the Ledger. After the 1st of mex month the
editor will consider himself at liberty e consult
his own interest-Should the Establi hmenl not
be disposed Of, the publication by the present
editor will Notwithstanding, cease upon Tuesday
the 18th, of next month, To which time all ac
counts of subscriptions and advertisements will
be made up.
The adjustment of all accounts in this place
and vicinity, Will be made by the Editor bitnsef;
he requests eli who have any claims 20 make en-
known to him without loss of time. Those gen
uemen who h&Ye heretofore kindly undertsken
the agency OF The Ledger, will be pleased 10
continue it little longer.
We shall be thankful to the Editors, who VII,
take such notice or this article as may best as
sist the EDITORS views. -"
Office Of the Public LEDGER
.Ao,Jott lugRst 8. 1916.
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EDITED BY
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AND PuBLIsHEp

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Apetition viii be presented 10 the General
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M ny revisiop OF the Laws concerning Pilots and
September 7-s2wtrL.
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NOTICE.

] do hereby notify ali persons from trading for
q bord. executed 70 John Butler Of Powhafan
county, for the sum of one hundred Pounds dated
the 9Th day Of February 1916, as the said bond
was improperly given, and Mr. Butler has prom
ised to return the same or cause 1t TO be destroy
ed, but has failed TO d. Sc. TIE said bonsl q
hereby protested. Given under my hand this
2s,h day Of August, 1916.
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NOTICE.

Thisbeiugthe fourth time that have
given public notice to The owners OF The
OLD WATCHES left with me foe repair
some SIX years past and upwards and none
less than three yegfs, hereby notify tbem
that the will all be sold TO deiray the ex
penees-y
WM, MeCABE.
September 4tb, Isi6.--9t.
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JOHN HAaTaI,
.WnrshnL of Ohio HsSlrick.
UNION HOTEL

The subscriber having returned 10 his former
residence in Manchester, which he now calls
THE UNION HOTEL,
formerly called "SoIomon Gordon's OF Leah.
old Tavern" viii Immediately open a Tavern
under the above name, and solicits the attention
of his friends and the public.
He viii Use every possib endea7cut to give
satsfaction'in The line Of his profession.
Hsprices are, what they usually were, via
For dinner so cents.
FcT supper, 81 ID
For breakfast S71.2
For lodging, II
Horse per feed Is
----- for a day rs
His bar shall always be we'll supplied with the
best liquors, and he will very shortly keep
constant supply Of Beer, Porter, Ale; &c &c.
NATHANIEL CHLUER5
Manchester, Aug. Sit.
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August IL.
500 DOLLARS REWARD.

Escaped from the prison in Chilicothe, state of
Ohio, on the night of the 4th of June last. JAS.
Essex, alias JAMES ESSEN CROSBY STER.
LING
He is about 80 years of age, Eve feet seven in.
ehes high, of far complexion, thin visage light
hair large eyes, Roman nose, large wis; .rs; by
trade coihier, can work at carding, or any EN-.
pioyment in manufactures, and is also expert at
Tie sword exercise and boxing. lie was born in
Warwickshire. in England and it is believed
came within the last year from Canada TO this
state.
The said James Essex, alias James Essex Cros.
by Sterling, was committed to Jail last january,
on charge of robbiug The mail of The u States
Ills partner who calls himself THOMAS
NOBLE, alias THOMAS w NOBLE, is now in
prison on charge of robbing TIC mail at the
same time. The above reward Will be given for
his apprehension, and delivery, or confinement IN
any jail OF the United States, so that he can be
brought to trisL.
JOHN rIAMsI,
I. .NarsiiaL Of Ohio District.
Zanesville, Ohio, July %.
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this advertisement one insertion a week for six
weeks successiyey and forward their bills to this
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Notice is hereby given, That
petition viii represented 90 TIE mex General
Assembly praying tbepassagc Of law TO estsb
lsh 2 Turnpike road from 5lic,norfh end of The
Brook tqnpike at owens Tavern to Ground
Squirrel bridge in Hanover.
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Notice is hereby given. tI,ai

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upon properly ins the fu'.owisg osusttes Ia Inc
State.of Virginia, not owned, occupied or super
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ne Is authorised to receive die said Tsxes witt.
an addition Of ten per cent thereon, provided
ouch payment is made within one year after the
lay on which the collector Of the district vi, ere
such property lies had notified that the said tax
',shad become due on the same. .a.
f,r MIN. f-a,,ut, Date Of CoAecssr's ratification
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE


Am the first day of October next (f not before
W that time disposed ofatprivaie sale) will be
offered to the highest bidder on the premises tor
cash, A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND living.
in Hanover County This tract contains bet !, cen
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Land is well watered having on the south and
East sides considerable run of Water bounding
it--aad which will afford the greatest abundance
oFmeadow ground for the tract
The above Land joins the land of Colonel Cole
Dgges,who lives near the Cross Roads n Hanover
and DIS santfrom Richmond about niue miles.
The Subscriber will exchange the above Land
for Land in the upper Country if suitable
Shuoid any person wish to purchase the above
Ian az Private saie--or wish TO view it they ar,
erred to Colonel Dgges, or to John M. Syine
8 yihg in Richmond.
GEORGE p. DIGGEs.
September ids
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CoRecfor's Office, 5, July 1876
VIM. d. TAYLOR, Collector.
Designated by the secretary
of the Treasury.
July 81. w.8w.
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Notice is hereby eFvtii. iirai

NOTICE. Is hereby s,,iveti, iitat
the subscriber has received lists of the Direct
Tax of the United States for 1915, Remaining
due upon property in the following Counties IN
the State of Virginia, not owned, occupied or
superintendent b. some person residing 3ithin
the Collection District III which il ia situate, aud
that he IS authorised TO receive the said Taxe.
with an addition of ten per cent thereon, pray.
dcd such payment is nsde within one year after
thu day on which the collector Of the distrIci
where such property he hsd notified tina, tbs
said taxes had become due on the same.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-11
10 Manufacturers.

The subscribers beg leave TO inform bIanufac.
turers, that they stll continue to make all kinds
OF cotton Machinery onthe most improved mo-
dem plans. ard executed in the most complei c
msaneF--also omb Plates for either Cotton or
Wgcl cards Of superior quality.
Orders VIII be thankfully received .and prompt
ly executed,
PEDEN & ORR.
PAtapse5 Cotton Fseiory
near Baltimore. :
August II, 1916 w4w.