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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
REVEALS OF RELIGION.

II gives ordinary pleasure to state that
within few days intelligence has reached US that
very unusual attention to religion prevails in
ny different and distant parts of our country. The
following is extract of letter from very res
peetabie clergyman in the county of Hampshire in
this state. " God is at the present time pouring out
his Spirit in most wonderful and gracious manner
upon Springfield, West Springfield, Williamsburgh,
Hadley, Hatfield, and part of Amherst" A let
ter from gentleman in Vermont to his correspon-
dent in Philadelphia states that revvals had recent
iy taken place in two towns in that state, viz. ST.
Adams, and Westminster. lie adds also six towns
ia the western counties of Massachusetts, viz. Shelf
field, VIII nsioNn, Sandisield, Beckett, Bandford
and Granville, and three in Connecticut, viz. VIM
chester Goshen, and Colebrook. L he same letters
states that there considerable revival among
the officers and soldiers in the army aud navy at
sackets Harbor. From other sources we learn
that good work has been for some time progress
ing in the (Prebyterian) congregation OF the Rev.
Mr.. Patterson in the city of Philadelphia, and also
in the Rev. Mr.. Whites (BaptisD congregation in
the city. From verbal information we feel
authorized to add to this gratifying catalogue the
Rev. Mr.. Springs congregation in the city Of New
lork.-BOaon Recorder.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
To 7mnpike Contractors.

THE fubtcriber', appointed purfusnt 10 refolve
Of the Leg1Ature TO Open AM make psda
be and convenient road for carriages, beisg pa
Of the grea, iate road leading from Baugor, in the
country Of penohfco,, though the townlhips Of
BrownvIle and Wiiamfburgh to the c. mmon
weath's lands in the central part OF the Diitricl
of Maine, hereby give notice that they will re
ceIve propofas, until May uext, for making fo
much If the fame Is u not already made or prov.
ded for, being about Is miles; and will contract
for the payment in land Q reafonabe price
through which fad road pafIes.
Pe,fons difpoied to contract will be required
TO commence their operation, for making the read
early 10 the eufuing tOmmer and complete IL faaf
fac'oriy without amy unneceaary delay
Applications may be made 20
SAMUEL REDDlNGrON YsgslYs,e'
MOSES GRRENLRAF WiUia~,ts,e S
March s. lsw6wis Committee
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
DIE d


In Washington, Of the quincy Hon. ELIJAH
BRIGHAM, Representative in Congress from West
borough, in the county of Worcester in this state.
joint committee of arrangements from the Senate
and house OF Representatives was Immediately APP
pointed to superntend his funeral, and every mark
OF esteem aud respect were unanimously ordered on
the subject.
FOR strength Of mind-purity of morals-dgnity
OF manners, aad undertaking integrity and patriot
isn--Mlr. BRIGHAM had few equals--no superior.
In Monmouth, of the prevailing fever, Elias
Pierce, Esq. aged 81 years, formerly of Brookn,
Conn.
In Keaneburk, Mrs Sarah Dg, widow of the
la. John Day, aged ~ years Mr. Smell
Wa eiwrlghs, aged 81 -" IN honest mans The
nobiesi work Of Goa."-- Abigail, dsugh er of Capt
Ns;aan,e F. st, aged yeArs.--A child of Mr..
DAVID LOrd.-A child Of Mr Timothy Kezer.-
q CHILD of Mr.. James Wakefield. An infsn,
ch,ld of Mr.. Samuel Lord.-Besy, daughter of
Mr.. John IL Bartet, aged 4 yesrs--beng the
second child while. Mr.. Bartlett mas lost, with
in few days.
:" So fades tine lovely bloom ny flower,
Frau smiling soisce of sn hour
So sopn our transient cOmforts fly
And pleasure only blooms 10 die.'
In Arundel Thomas Perkins, Sd, Esq. seed
So.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
GAZETTE 49, News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRIVALS.

Feb. 81, sloop Lydia, Knight, from Bos ton :
schr. William, Pettey, from North fafmouth-bfIe
Nimrod, Greedy, from Bal,more.-28, sooP Lee
ander, Upton, from Lubec--brig Mary, Black
stone, from New York--Mareh 1, sloop Calet
Strong, Stanwood, from Boston--sloop Joseph,
stanwood from Boston-sloop Jefferson, Johnson
from Boston-schr. Enterprize, Meriman, from
Boston--schr. Fame, York, from North Yarmouth
brig Cleaner York, North Yarmouth.
WEDNESDAY,, FEB. 2S.
Arrived brig Samaritan Capt, Eiiphsie, c. eely,
81 days from Cayenne, with Sugar, and Moissses,
Cocoa and roco, to Messrs. Deeriug, Newhail
and Morton.--Left there, briggs Frindsbip
Topham, of Newport, for Mariinico, in Is days
HeDe, Phillips of do. for Newyork in 35 days
Essex, Cioutman. OF and for Salem, in 25 days
Markets bsd-produce high and scarce.
Ciearances al the Custom-House.
Feb. ct, sip. Policy, Flowers, for Boston
barque John & Charles, Coombs, WI.
90, brig Factor, Malcolm, New York
March I, sip. Ranger, Prince, Boston
g schr. Mary, Racket, Alexandria
sip. Messenger. Lowell, Boston
brig SUSAN Woodbury., St. Andrews
sip. Jefferson, York, do
brig Fair American, Jones, do
- Jane, McLellas, ST. Croix
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
That VALUABLE
ITCH OINTMENT,

Prepared byJ. Wheaton, in Dedham an ONT
ment which has long been known to cure the
Itch, is for sale in Portland, by Cos & Buxros.
and Benismin Butmsn; in Hsllowell, by B
Wales, Dr.e. Psge and E. Coodale; in Angus
ts. by Dr.. Joel Ellis in Wa.ervilIe. BY Edward
Es,y; in Bath, BY DR.. NJ Child. and w Hydei
in W,scasset. by Seth Bartlett, and John Bab-
son; in Dameriscotts. by N. Bryant; in w lido
borough. byJ & J Head; in Warren, BY Coi
]. Head il. Castine, by jenkins & Adams; in
bucks, own. by ] Folsom; in Baagor,by Dr.Fish
aud by some person in the principal towns
Throughout the United Stsaes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05

As PsoSsse Cssrt boldss at Po,tissd Sstbis asd v
sb. c,s.sy Of Cr~b,issd ~ the 2stb de-, # february
a. D Is s.
ON the petition of Sally Converfe. Execo,rix Of
~ the Ian will and ,enAment Of JOHN CON-
VERSE late of Durham. IN faid County, phyG-
clan deceafed, Representing that Che has accepted
tina, truil aud has given boad to. pay the debss
add legacies Of fad deceaied according to Law :
aud praying for resfon tet forth in fad petition,
that the letters Elementary granted thereon.
mar be revoked that fome fuitabe Perfons may
be appointed TO make an lnvenory IF faid effsss.
and thar fhe may he permitted 70 wave the pro-
v,Gon mace for her in faid Win. AID have her
Dover Aligned 10 her in the fame manner a. II faid
deseaied had cied infefla,e. IT Is oaDsasD that
ihe give notice thereof all concerned, by cau6ng
copy Of this order to he inferred in he Psssssd
Gasssfe, three week. iuccefve'y before the twenty
fsvsn,h day Of March next thar they may appear
AZ Probate Court then be holden At the Regiftss
of Probate's effice in Portland at ten clock on
laid day, and faew saufe, if any they have, Why
the prayer of ,ad petition lhouid not be granted.
SAMUEL FREEMAN JsYs # ssia Cert.
tr.e copy of the oisiOal order
Atte1, HOaA. SOUTHCATR, Reeisssr,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
ARISTIDES.
FOR THE GAzETTE.

FOR THE GAZETTE. 3
THE measures which have been adopted
during he late session Of the Legislature re-
specting the Commonwealth lands ia Maine
have been highly gratifying to the people in
this part OF tie country so tar as they are
known. The act which provides for the sale
and settlement OF SO much of the public land
as may be wanted, and the provisions for ac-
tial settlers, as also for surveying the unsettled
patl Oh Maine and making roads in various di-
reetons viii be extensively beneficial, espe
cialy to the people on kenoebeck and Pc.
nobseot rivers. Tie act IS similar to that
which passea the House of Representatives
two years since by a large majority, but went
to the Senate two late to be acted upon. The
present biii met the unanimous assent OF the
Senate and OF larse majority OF the House
other measures of importance to Maine have
been adopted, which snail be noticed hereaf-
ter. TIE whole evince liberal and enlight-
ened policy. The Legislature has also refer
red 10 the people ct Maine the question wheth-
er they wish to become a separate state. This
is generally approved as the only just and
proper mode, although it is to the evident cha
grin Of those who intended to have had a con
yenton OF delegates, and have always wished
to AVOID consulting the people generally upon
the subject.-It was ascertained during the
session, that all the petitions in favour Of sep
aration originated from one quarter-they " ere
printed, all precisely alike. Unwearied pains
were taken to get signers in every part OF
Maine, and yet not one fifth of the legal vo-
tiers could be induced TO sign. The princi-
pal part of the petitions are from two or three
sections Of the country where local views seem
to have existed: it has been stated that there
has not been obtained in any considerable
town majority OF all the legal voters OF the
same. The seacoast is generally known TO
be opposed to the measure, and the probabili-
ty is, that the more the subject is examined,
the more clearly it vii appear TO De the inter-
EST of Maine to remain part OF the Common
wealth Of Observation-Disclosures considerations
which have led 10 his conclusion shall form
tie subject Of future communication.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
THE BIBLE....ISo. XVIII.

II is proposed in this aud some future numbers, to
maxi collections from the late . Report Of .i:t-
siouay Tour through that part of the United States
which lies west Of ,he AlIesany mountains; per-
formed under the directions Of the massachusetts
Missionary Society" BY Samuel j. Mills and
Daniel Smith.
ADVERTISEMENT
During the years 1912 and 1913, the Rev.
Messrs, Sehermerhorn and Mills performed a Mis-
sionary Tour through most OF the United states
They were guided by instructions received fr' m
the Trustees OF certain Missionary societies in New
England, The principal objects of their mission,
were-to preach the gospel to the destitute--to ex
pore the country aud learn its moral and religious
state. aud TO promote the establishment OF Bible
Societies. aud OF other religious and charitable in
stItutions.' Their Reports have been printed in
Hartford and Philadelphia, respectively, aud one of
them rel rinied ia Baltimore.
In the years 1914 aad 1915, Messrs. Mills and
Smith performed similar Missionary Tour, having
the same objects, with some others in view" An
account Of their excrtions and success is contained
IN Che Report aforementioned, under several heads
coinprehendlng 1. An Introductory Letter from
Mr.. Mills, z. Exestions in favour of Bible Socie.
ties &c. s. Views of Ohio, Kentuckey, Mississippi
Territory and Louisiana, and A. Communications
relative to the distribution Of English Bibles,
French and Spanish Iesianents and Religious
Tracts.
I. introductory Letter from Mr.. Mills, 10 the COM
mittee ofihe Trustees o. The Massachusetts, Ms
sionary Society.
This Letter was dated at Pittsburgh Penn. Au-
gust so 1914. 1t informs the Committee of the a.
mount OF Donations made in support of the mission
selore the Missionaries Jeff Philadelphia, being
From he Mass. Missionary Society $500
From the Pnadel ,ha Bible Society 600
From the Pha. Missionary Society 100
$500
Ofthe number of b Ives, Testaments, Sermons
and Tracts sent TO that place sar their Distribution,
from several Societies, anl@ng which 5000
copies of the French New iostameai and of the
destitute condition Of the ianab ants Of ae interior
oil that stats, religions boo4s ana privileges,
and especially of the vallies @ seea tie AllegsDy
mountains, VINO nal been il great Measure neg
Iected BY Missionary Societies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
Barnabas Higgins WiH.

NOTICE s hereby given. that the iafl viii and
~ teliament of BARN NBas HIGGINS laie of
Corham 10 the county of Cumberland deceafed.
has been pre(en,ed TO me for probate, by Wiam
Thompfon, Efq the Executor therein named and
ths. Wednefday the twenty ieventh dav Of March
next, at ten clock in the forenoon Is aiEgned for
then 10 be holden 1t the Regiaer Of Proba,es Of
Zee in Portland, 10 faid county. when and where
all perlcn. intsrefed may be preiect to thew caufe
il any they have, why the faid Win nould or
fhou!d not be approved and allowed.
Dated At Portland aforefaia, this wenty eighth
day Of Fsbruny,A tSl6
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Judge of faid Court.
March
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
2. Erertions IN favour Of Bible Societies &c.-norM

Il ETertions an fdrouf Of Bible Societies &c.-norh
ofMe Ohio riUer
In Letter to the Rev. Doct. Worcester, dated
Somerset Ohio, Sept. 81 1914, they mention the
establishment OF Bible Society at Washington
(Penn.) which was after very hourishing.
They say that between steubenv lille aud Ma
rIetta "a distance of about hundred miles there is
no regular clergyman''--" Only one place, heel
ing, is supplied with Presbyterian preaching half
the time.--Ihis ground seems also TO be very much
deserted by Baptsts and Methodists. There might
be. on both sides of the river as many as eight or
ten stations selected, where very considerable con-
grcsations might be convened to hear the gospel
preached.'
They speak Of the Ohio Bible Society, formed
when Messrs, Mills and schermerhorn and Wills
were at Marietta, about two years before, as very
hourisbing Ii had received Donations from the
Bible Societies of Massachusetts Connecticut, New
York and Philadelphia-and had apparently been
the means of provoking 10 emulation the good peo-
pie in other parts of the several other soci-
cites having been therein formed, and measures be-
ing taken, to unite them-and others that might be
formed into one general state society.
8. Ereriions an facour Of Bible Societies continued
ST. Louis, Missouri Territory Nor. 1914.
La Letter OF this date, the writers say, that
the Rev. Mr. Wright of Lancaster, " 10 was Z" well
acquainted with the proportio rate ma nber of the
destitute in Ohio gave it AS his opinion that i" as
many families in five, not possessed of the
scriptures. According TO this estimate than
thirteen thousand Bibles are necessary, in order that
there may be one in each family"
The same Letter mentions the of a man. no.
torious for Indifference TO religion and profaneness
suddenly arrested in his of stupidity and folly,
by the g!ft Of Bible.
In the Indiana Territory, the population had in
four years, increased from $4,000 to $4,000. Very
many of whom destitute of the scriptures.
the Illinois Territory deploraby destitue Of
Bibles, there strong hopes of seeing Bible So
cietes established.
rs 1t is thought unnecessary to he particular as
to the steps taken by these Missionaries for the for
nation Of such Societies. Let it suffice say, They
were judicious, and in most cases, successful.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05

:. s,;d the donatios. to these learned instiu-
.;ons are made in grants Of large tracts OF car
,oud. Is this charge made with view of de-
,e;;rang those who may not be acquainted with
The facts? Is it not intended TO make the un
wary believe that all the public lands in this
district belong to as, and that old Massachu-
,stts has no right or share in them If SO,
the attempt is as objectionable as it is unavaii-
ing
You are told of the.pirit Of the people in this
1istrict-their enterprise and capacity. You
are told OF your resources and reminded that
Vermont forced itse!finto notice and indepen-
;lence and are urged to follow her example and
rank as an independent State. Instead of fol.
lowing the example Of g the green mountain
boys'' as they are termed in the Argus, be
nersuaded TO follow the dictates OF prudence
and discretion Instead of Boosting of our
.oiiritn-et us cultivate esprit" of har no.
nv among ourselves meek and quiet spirit
"a spirit Of order, and enlightened liberty
a spirit of morality and religion.
II has been often observed that the argu-
ments which are used in opposition to the
proposed measure prove too much that they
prove We ought never to be separated from
assachusetts--suppose they do prove this,
are they TO be disregarded ! Ii it is for our
hes, interest to remain united with Mas:achu-
sets. why should severance be urged. But
without taking this ground, It's replied that we
are as happy and as prosperous as our for
eign relations will admit, in our present in,ion /;
and that the longer we continue intimate with
the ancient institutions and virtuous principles
Of our venerable ta'hers and elder brethren in
old Massachusetts, the more surely, steodiiy,and
certainly we shall be advancing the improve
ment OF cur own social, moral, and religious
habits.
ADIcsHIIES
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
THE SLANDERER'S TOMB.

NJ N H. wRrGHT.l
DEEP in the drcary forest gloom,
Where no flower is seen to bloom,
And where poson'd streamlet laves
The bank where deadly night-shade waves,
Is seen the Sianderer's lonely tomb.
The boding owlet, hov'ring round,
Sends forth the screech OF fearful sound;
The black wing'd raven fingers there,
And blasting dews pollute the air,
And fall upon the unhallowe1 mound.
For him, who sleeps in that lone bed,
No tear OF fond regret is she'd,
No kindred dear his fate bemoan,
Or raise the consecrated stoue,
With pious hands, above his head.
Alike TO Heaven ani man foe,
/ he only Joy on earth ne knew,
Was 10 destroy his neighbor's fame,
10 blight the fairest, brightest name,
And aim at Virtues breast blow.
On bis dark brow scow'd Envy dire,
His eye balls fash'd baneiul fire,
" hist NJ alice, and envenom'd Hate,
DiveIt ia his heart in sullen state,
And swell'd il with hellish ire.
iuuiSHdiit, saw III Almighty power
The wretch ieli woes around him shower
The bolt OF Heaven 10 thunder sped,
And struck the prowling monster dead,
'iha. he should curse the world no more.
And now in dreary forest gloom,
Where not flower is seen to bloom,
And where poson'd streamlet laves
The bank where deadly night-shade waves,
Is seen the hateful ,Ianderer's tomb.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
NOTICE..

WE the subscribers, commissioners appointt i
ny the Hon. Jeremiah Badly Judge Of Prota;
for the county ofLincoln TO receive and exam.
Inc the claims of The creditors 10 he estsl.-ot
Joseph Curtis. late of Bowdoinham in he count,
oil Lincoln. deceased give notice thai SIX mon rs
re allowed to he SAID creditors to brng in a,t
prove their several claims. and tina, we shsn al
end that service At The dwelling house of Jos.-
an c. Colhy's, in Howdo.nhs aforesaid, on ,,
las Saturday OF March, and on he las, Satur-
day, OF he fur following months, al one vi A.
o'clock, p. NJ each day
JAMES ROCERSJr ! Comm
SOLOMON EATON sioners
Bowdoinhsm, March
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
iL PARTICULAR NOTICE.

A Ii. perion, holding subscription papers for
\ Green,eaf's war AND STATISTICAL
PEN OF THE DISTRICT OF MAINE (Which
wac ifusd in June ,Aib are requeted TO return
them without delay 10 Csm~~s y H,i',avS, No 4.
Corah,., Bottom. ~ the price of iubie, ,ptiou IL
now ,sfed 20 D,i-25 tor tie S,atiiicai View and
no father iubicsip,ions can be received at tie
ioISer price.
S1r The Work will be ready for de livery by
the hrG OF Juue next aud. All, is INTENDED to
pub'ih no ncre copies han may be. lubicrined
tor, At Is particularly .squelsed ,ha, iubicribers
would re'ufn shear nance isA,ooaoy.
March S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
EnOch Ilsley S Estate.

TsO be ios at Public VeIdue. at the ofiice OF
= Neilrs MeLeilen e Fletcher, on WkDSEo
DAY, the twentie h Of March init. at Al o clock,
what remains unioid of the Neal Eit4te OF
MIR Baoch l1ey deceAled, viz -
The rewritten ut the Widows wer
The ,igol "a corner lot If Land on Mount
torg Arest
TNt los of LsRd near Wi,mof fireet, and
If not before fold AZ private faie, three fourths
Of a .hse i.ery Dwelling Houie and iot Of Land
Aoioning State aud York itreets
SAMUEL FREEMAN7 p-
PARKER ILsL2y, IT, A.ssS'''
Marsh5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05

NOTICE..
WANTED to contract with (uisaSle perfons
W 10 make good Chai(e Road. about 6x miles
through the townihip Of Williamsburg in the
county Of Penobfcot for which payment will be
made in land in any part of the townlhsp, or in
money, At the option OF the contractors.
The road will form part Of the great road
ordered by The Legnature at their late ieilion
TO be opened from Bangor TO the great body Of
The Commonwealth lanjs in the centre OF the
Diarict of Maine, and which 10 to be continued to
Quebec.
Enterpri6ng and Induitrious Young Men, who
are difpoied TO take lots for their own t,iement,
in whole or 10 par, payment for making the road.
will find in this townlhp advantages not to be
found in any other new towaih,p in Maine; and
will do well to apply early ir June NEXT. TO WILL
LIAM Dom, Hancock wharf, Bottom, or to MosEs
GssESLEAr, Williamsb urgh SIN March S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05

SALEM, FEB. 20.
Ar. Ship Hercules, West FIR. Batavia, Via the
Vineyard) The news Of the defeat of Bonaparte
had not reached there. The Hercules stood close
into st. Helena Dec. 90; understood that Bona
pafte was in good health that Madame Bertrand
was disseminated, and wished TO return to France.
One "a, two frigates, and brig, kept constantly
cruizing, and every thing was conducted with the
greatest prccantion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
MARCUS QUINCY,

Hssdef fo,sls.s Pier. Fovs1fr.e
z EEPs conaanr!y for fale all kinds Of
II DRY & GROUND pals is,
Sith which the pubck may be tupp!ied whole.
fate or retail op good terms ~ can be had .
own,
Ground Paints,
Fit for immediate ufe-hoed and raw OiI-paint
Brufhe,-spirits Turpent,ne-Jugs Kegs, &c ke
Sept 20. (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05

THE subscriber hereby gives punlic notice to
ALI onceened, that khe has been duly appointed
nd ,.ken upon herselfthe trust OF Administers
rig on the estate of SYLVANUS GALLISON
lie Of Windham, in the county of Cumberland !,
rrsdcr. deceased. ey giving bvnd as the law di-
gec,s--she therefore requests all persons who
re indie ,ed to the said decessed's estate 10
make immediate payment; and those who have
my demands thereon. to exhibit the same 10
EuNICE GALLlsQN,
WindhAm, Feb. -,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
MARRIED.

In Minot, Doc. J1sEPH KEITH, to Miss
REREocA PERKINS.
H. he small town of Hector, York, there
were recently six marriages 1. one eveninP. Ia
peace prepare for war;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
10 LEI

THAT vsltknown Rand in Freeport, formerly
= oeeSpss ~ Capt. Samuel jameion tav.
srn--~.,h "a tbs gardens aud l.nd belonging 30
the isme-redsih,n viii be given ON the t.ird
day Of apsl nsrt-Appiy to RlCHAkD COD
M N scar the prentice
Efeeport March
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
John p. THURSTON,

John L. THURSTON,
Has for sale No . Long Wha,J
10 hhds N r Rum
10 do rec,lhed do
do w. / do.
10 bbIs clesr PORK
90 do No,
IL pipes Ga Is quality
100 bolts R vens Duck
Is bids Molssses
1900 lib Lost Sugar
100 obls Mess NJ. and Beef
Chests young Tyson Tea
5000 lib good SHIP BREAD
Treasury Notes
Mach 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
DR.. DEAN,

CONTINUES to practice hi. fate and fucce,sful
~ method for the cure Of Rheumatic snc Gsusy
complaints, At Biddeford
Nov 8 4w-eoa SIN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05
II Good Tenant Wanted,

TO improve FARM that will be well stock
ed ana under good improsemsnt and Is l. ke
possession on Or before the last day of this mon h.
Good Recommendations and immediate sp3!ica-
ton IS wished tor,by the subscriber al pdaeto u.
DANIEL CLEAVES
Biddefoid, March 4w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05

KP More ne,u and valuable Books.
ISAIAH THOMAS, JUNR.
4 T the PORTLAND BookRore near the Bank, has
juR received an additiona' afor ment of
BOOKS,
and in few days expects ,evs.al tSos,asI vissse,
mare computing very valuable aud eItenfve at
iortment, the whole of which will be fold at very
low and ",tg.iov" prices-Among which JUL re-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-05

JAMES LEE Il Co.
a 0RN for the Smiss6eld Cotton Manufac
\ turing Company have for sale
White and blue Yarns
Cotton Servings
Shirtings
Sheetings
+. Stripes and
Ginghams
March