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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14

Savannah, arrived at Cork March Is.
The Gaien arrived at Amsterdam 18th
March Drotning Christians, n. York.
same day: Lydia, Alexandria. 18th.
The Thomas. Of Plymouth, from Va
lencia, arrived at Alicant Jan 50.
London yNaYck 29-1he Anglem, from
Maryport to Quebec, is reported to be
on shore on Ayr Point, isle of Man.
April 2-The Shannon, Hart, from n.
York to Drosheda, was totally lost near
Londonderry, about s5th ult, and it is
feared all the crew were drowned.
The Commanded, from Philadelphia,
was run foul of in Liverpool river, on
Saturday morning, by the Rirkby, bd,
to Quebec. and parted fr6m her iron ca
Bile.
The brig Milo, Lord, Of Kennebunk,
1s DAYS from Charleston TO Cork, was
spoke on 18th ult. lat. "A, 25, long. 49,,
by the Liy. Trader, ar. at Liverpool.
Liverpool, March s9-sailed, Maria,
Duplex, N, Y; franklin Bait. soth. Ce-
sar, Montreal; Birkby, do. Eliza, Cue
bee: Parker q. Sons, n. Orleans; 5lst
Rising Hope, Canada; April g, Richard
ronker, yirg Nicholson, Canada; Clio.
", Quebec; Enterprise, Montreal "A
aud traveller, dc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
ii |, hams, ii nw-dust, q, cheese s

u HdiUS3 ID O0W-uuHej
Am. 10; rice, S; Goldfish, 8, jerk beef.
3. Molasses, Z 1-eto 8; coffee, new
.1s to 1S; white sugar, q TO 81 rials
do. brown rs to 10: DO assorted "a to
go: muscovado, new. II to 10: hides.
scarce: copper 15.dis. very scarce: CO.
clinical 1855. do: lcgwood IS rails; in
digo s to IS. Exchange on Boston, at
|par-New-York, z per ct. dis: aaitl-
more and Philadelphia 10, dull.
.. Havana, ,apriy 1o.-We learn this
day, that Spanish ship was captured
yesterday. having 100000 On board
by Carthagenian hriyateer The ship
was from Vera Cruz bound to this place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30

EXTRACT TO THE EDITORS, DATED

EXTRACT TO THE EDITORS, DATED
Washington, November %.
Mr.. Hyde de Melville, the French
minister, arrived yesterday in Washing
ton, from the north. 1t is rumored that
he has menaced perseverance in the de-
mand for the dismissal of your Postmas-
ter, until he.can effect the object but il is
generally supposed here, that our govern
ment will hold little or no farther inter
course with him on that topic. Whate
yer additional discussion of the subject.
if any, may take place between the two
governments, will probably be carried on
in Paris, where Mr.. GALLATIN will be
enabled to explain to the French govern
ment the nature of our laws and constitu-
tion,l& the liberty ofspeech d
of the press which our citizens enjoy un-
der these laws and that constitution.
think myself, that the executive should
not suffer foreign minister to draw them
INTO negotiation on the right of Mr..
Skinner, or any other American citizen
to express his opinion of the character of
any public man, king, President, or min
lister, foreign or domestic. 1t is right
sacred as the principles Of freedom iIp-
on which II is based; a right which this
government itself, were IT disposed. would
never dare touch or control, when exer-
cised against its own. character or mea-
sures, much less when used against To-
reign monarch, legitimate" tyrant.
with whom or for whom the free sons of
America can have no sympathy. Hap
PLY, our administration need no stimu-
liant, to protect the Iiberti of the
people from all attack, as well as their
own dignity from the prcsumptuous inso-
lence offoreign ambassadors. Mr.. Neu-
vile may vet repent his pcrtinacity in a
ridiculous interference with the constitu-
tional privileges of our citizens.
| You have no doubt seen lame de-
| fence of this minister's conduct in the
Washington. Gazette :" you have seen
him called in that parey !" an advocate
and admirer of the liberty of the press =
you have seen him absurtlly praised for
seeking redress from our government for
the free opinions which were expressed OF
the king his master, near Baltimore. Its
suspected here, that the article in the Ga
zette came from the bureau of the French
..spinisteI bimself,or his Secretary. dressed
~. ~ 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30

motives which induced its publication
| lie that as il may, every American must
regret that any paper, protesting to be re-
publican, should have permitted itself to
become anapologist for the unwarranfable
| foreign diplomatic demand ofthe dismissal
OF worthy public officer, merely because
lie declared in apublic toast, what no per-
son can truly deny, that the illus.rious pa
trlot exiles from France could "not be dis
lionored by the denunciations ofan imbe-
! Gle tyrant."
eli is pity that Louis the desired has
not such representative as Mr.. Hyde de
Melville in London. An Ambassador SO
very Jealous for his master, would there
| find daily opportunity TO display his SEN
sibly for the honor and character of his
adored" sovereign. He might even APP
rly to the house of commons TO expel lord
Cochrane and Sir Francis Burdett, FORE
peatedly and publicly stigmatising the
Bourbons as odious despots, whose resto-
ration has cost England so much treasure,
so many lives, so many signs, aud so ma
nv groans, deep and loud. | scarcely
pick up an English newspaper, iii which
| do not see every epithet of opprobrium
and reproach applied to Louis and his fa-
milv. And vet we have not heard of any
application made by the French envoy TO
the British cabinet, for the punishment OF
the "licentious politicians of London and
Westminster.
"In the National Intelligencer observe
an account of public meeting in South
wark, taken from the London Morning
Chronicle. A Mr.. Hall is represented as
having denounced the present ruler of
France and his family as curse, 'prover-
bal for bigotry, superstition and cruelty"
Anothers peakercalled them IAN infamous
family" tyrants, cowartily and cruel. =
Now, although these things will be passed
over in silence by the French minister in
London, it would not - surprizingi if Mon
siemr DE NEUvILLE were to require our
government to suppress, a tamode de Bour-
bon, the publication OF the National Inteli-
,,encer, for daring TO copy the above-men-
toned calumnies upon the Legitimate"
family of Louis "the DESIRED"
Baltimore Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30

vailed.
The House then went into Committee
CT The Whole, on the iSmSpension BiH. No de-
cssion get. Messrs Marshall and Austin
poke AGAINST the substitute.
Alter they had closed, Hr. Dodd'idgs
SAID, though he should vote against the
sub stitute, he would try TO make itas per
feet as he could--he therefore moved
these. two amendments: LIST. To strike
out the words = declaring and making Il,
and insert g making anyD-2d. To insert
between the word =" accruing" and the
word 81 and" the following +" or any part
thereof, either 10y making loans to stock
holders in the usual form, or by loaning
on scrip of the stock of the said Banks,
or by VARYING the amount of curtai $
required or to be required by the said
banks, in favor of a stakeholder, or BY a.
ny other direct or indirect means-except
by the making ofloans on scrip, the pro-
perry ofw idows, orphans, idcotsand lu-
natics"-The lst amendment was mega
tived-The last, after some discussion,
withdrawn by Mr.. ID.
The Committee rose-and the House
ADJOURNED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30
A COMMUNICATIONS.

TT VIRG1NIAN," who appeared in this paper, on
Tuesday last has in hastily glancing the Journals
OF the House, committed some mistakes For instance
The Ohio Company, and Wheeling. the sdmc-Iiar-
per's Ferry aud Jefferson the s0me-Saline Bank and
Virginia Saline Bank, the s0nc-Leesbursh Union Com
rany and Leesbugh, the sdmc-Wcsten Bank of Virginia
and Parkersburgh the sane-So that there only
trHtcen Banks applied for at the present session.
You also requested to state that in the Report OF the
Select Committee there is nothing which contempaiss
the charerns of one existing Bank but the establishment
OF new banks, and that books will Of course be thrown
open iou also requested add that lis propo-
sed to throw open hooks 6ef1rr tie Isl JHky, when the
Banks of Virginia shall specie, absolutely forfeit
tleiI charters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30
Baltimore, Nor. 81:

I5dH'norc, nor. u.
BY the brig Virginia, Rueburn, which
BADGES, we learn that vessel had arr. there
onthe 9th, from Iagura, the capt. of which
had bro't verbal intelligence that the ccle-
brated patriotic gen. Sir Gregor NJ Gregor,
had taken possession of Cumana, and was
proceeding against Caracas with suffici-
cnt force, it was believed, to take posses
sion of that place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30

4 AND FOR SALE on Wednesday the 18th Of De.
- cenDer next, will be sold 70 the highest bidder az
roW9San Sonrt Housc, lii heng Court day Ir0cf Of
La"d ntlonglng 10 the estate Of William Hohsou deed
sgeeahy 20 his last will and testament This Tract con
supposed Is wood land M " "
=, ne land hes upon the buckingham Road miles be-
Wv fV"hatan Courthouse, and within seven miles Of a
manufacturing Mills. X adioins the lands Of Tomp
~ ntonnt the estate Of john Hobson Brett Randoph
'ns ss'.te 81 Jenery Davis and Iep.ls<ixEx<&z&
49,. -, .s,. .anu WIZ be sievn 70 az view
We premises either BY the 81 <bass
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30
49, SHIP NEWS. S4 ls'
PORT on RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

PORT OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
ENTERED,
Nov. Is.-Brig Rolla, Allen. Providence
Lime, apPEeS and plaster.
Sch. Henrico, Hsheiton, City Point;
BGlLdst.
Sampson Smith, Petersburg Racon.
Reporter Alien, New Bedford
Iron, oil andpot0toeS.
Eliza Jane, HARDWOOD, Norfolk
Potatoes and cod fsh.
Lyon, Giles, New-York;
B0reS, sugar, rum GNdhides
Fame, Lyons, New-IoIk
Potatoes. cabbage ami apples.
Nov. io.-sioop Union, 1owles, Fredericksburg;
Hope, Jackson, Norfolk; BGti0St.
Sch. Federast, Brown, Baltimore
dioidSSeS, ginger anu dr-ycOodS.
Hamlet, Pearson Philadelphia;
Nov. 2l.--sch. Sisters, wingate, cbckahominy
Nov. 2a.-Bris Sampson, Luce, Boston;
FidiSfer, shoes &c.
sloep Antelope, West, City-poin,;
Sch. Highayer. Parker, Baltimore
Peach brandy.
General Jackson, Teff Charleston;
Dry Goods, mOtasSfS and cotton.
Ann-Maria Kingsbury, New-York.
2o.-Brig Mount Hope, Baily, Providence
2s.-sch. Brilliant, Block, New-YorL
Sugar, ee1ee, porter, ate and dry goods.
Richard & Mary, Macon, Baltimore ;
Sngar, segarS, ccRee, Hals, steel, sc.
AbatIos, Churchill, plymouth, Mass ;
Battdst.
Weymouth, Benedict, N. YORK;
Dry GO0ds groceries, &c. &c.
CLEARED,
Nov. 2l.-ship Watson, Kennard, New Orleans
B0LIuyt.
Sch. Columbia, Griffith, Philadelphia;
(OqL.
22.-Eris Frederick, KINDRED New.York;
Sch. Sally, Mister, Baltimore -''"''
TObaccO md bran.
Sloop Enterprise, Woodward, Norfolk
2a.-Br. brig Robert m'Guire, 1ooo' Christian.
sand Norway Tobacco sc.
Sch. Volunteer, Peterson, Baltimore;
Tobacco.
lillian, Hand, PHILADELPHIA FIovr
Sl0op Atlas, James, NewYork; Coal
25.-Sch. Franklin, Payne Baltimore; CONT
Iw0SsteTs, Wngate, do. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30
RULES, which may be laid dovn By NJ.
Hyde de NeuuiHe, for the Gorei1,-
1nent of POstm0sters. Printers.

ment Of PostmoSterS, Printers,
and others concerned
WHEREAS. the King, my Master, though the
foundatlon--and whereas, /, the Minister of hi S
Majesty, am blessed with very delicate ears.
which are apt to be displeased by several
expressions, which are current among the good
people of this country, therefore, announce
the following rules, which no one shall be per-
mitted TO violate, under pain of my displea-
sure
No Postmaster is to toast, on any occasion.
any of the French exilcs, who have touched
these shores.
No Postmaster is to denominate my sove-
seign an imbecile monarch, under pain of be-
ing duly represented to the President of the
United States.
No Printeris permitted To call my Sovereign
a weak or Legitimate Prince--He is, by the
Grace flood, the true heir of the Bourbon DIV
nasty, and is to be respected accordingly.
No citizens TO toast any of Bonaparte's mar
shals as French marshal under pain of having
his ignorance exposed by an official letter 10
the American Secretary of State
No printer is to represent France as debased
beneath the influence of the foreign troops who
are found in her bosom.
No printer is TO mourn the fate of Napoleon
Bonaparte-or to place him i'll any respect a.
bove my king
No printer is to rdicule the French minister
to the U. States, under pain of my sovereign
displeasure.
Given under my hands, at --, on the
- day of - in the wear of
our Lord, one thousand eight hundred S.
sixteen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30

fL undersigned Offers for sale his farm adjoining The
sweet Springs, ~ Monroe County, which contains
ooov acres either IN the entire tract in three equal
as may pest SUIT the purchasers This land ex-
ueineiy well waered and has an abundant suuuy ne
timber the soil IS fcriileand there Is but small pro
portion OF which Is notaTabc and none which wilt not
yeo excellent grassTherc l. $50 acres of cleared land
comfortable twostoy Bck Hg,,sc IS by ~ feet good
chen, spring house, &C. &C. About 500 acres Of this
watered meadow. Its vicinity the Sweet springs wbcI,
IS aconst1nty good market together with is aptitude for
grazing OF Iafniing render II Of the most desirable
plantations west 0fthe Eine Ridge
tor. y, W. \ p,vvtss
Sweet Springs, Va. Nov. 30. saam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30

GIGN THE GOLDEN sADDLE.-The Subscribers
> have Just received fresh supply Of cqddf r. Ian
TIER ami Coach Furniture, which, in addition 20 their
former stock makes their assortment very Complete
Also few articles in the Fancy Liae-zuiong which
are,
IghiPs, canes, spurs trunks, btrsfes. sweycuders.
gtooes, shat PoWchcS, pcudcr fosks 0Dd eeNic bcrs.
pocket pistols passage mats, cgrpt and QNofffy bnd
ngS, and fer pieces Of Handsome fnrNifnrf fIgec.
LkeicLc on consignment, Sn0H tar0cc al cc0ysc
Shoes, md fer dozc,i Hgr cay SKINS superior 0HoI
tgA OF which will he Disposed ufos tie most fessoua
bic terms for cash or acocptanccs ia own.
The saddle & Harness Making they continue 10 r:Iry
on IN every branch, and will aways Keep suppl, ~
Saddtcs, Byidfcs Harness, OF the ano most az
proved patterns
~ NJ Ordfrs crecufes az TIE storfcf pofitc, aUs
in fkc neafff m01',,er. ROBBINS 4 CRAVE
N.B--oRe or two snn, boys, wanted az appicftice..
November 80. g. 9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30

- ANK OF THE UNITED srATEs.-Nors- IL s-re
~ BY siyento the the Capital the bank
OF the United States, Richmond. the Commission
els appointed by the President OF the United
ccivc the said subscriptions duly authorized by tie
President aud Directors ofte Bank Of The United States,
10 receive te second saIinol OF the said subscripti-
ons. to wit On each share OF the said capnri dol
lars in gold silver coin aud i've dollars m coin
as aforesaid, or in ficd Debt. al The rates pfescr
bed 10y the aci Of Incorporation with power OF aor-
iey annexed to the certificates ci the said funded debt
proportion. authorizing the L0Qn Officer for The fme
BEING ut whose Office the said funded debt shall stand
recorded Tor the Register OF the Treasury ofe United
States. IL the stock shall stand the books the rr
sfy To transfer The ia due fvim Of iaw 70 Tie
President Directors aud Conpan, OF the Eana OF the L.
States that the said Commas toner's OF the
Bank, VIII attend at the Merchants Cofee-liuuse, be-
tween the hours often O'Clock the forenoon three
O'Clock IN the afternoon, daily and every day. fspnds,s
exoepted) om the ist of January next ensuing. to the
$50 OF the same month, both dats iicrsvN for TIE pu
pose oil receiving the payments stofs aii and hat
the Subscribers ter OPTION may either pay the said
second iastaiment the original place OF subscription
~',hi' the time herein limited at the Bank of the L.
States, At Philadelphia. ti1
Francis Cortia,
.jokn Ambler,
Anoirep Stevenson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30

TyOR StLE--An elegant Coach which has htcn son.e
~ time IN but no,t IN gcoa state o. ore sfIv
ton having been atciy completely repaired. r. Z,
commodious, aud suitable toi lnes family g. afi1.
nal con exceeded thirteen hundred Igtoys with he
CaLIase Is plated harness ccmpirse ~ IiaTseA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30
ELECTORAL ELECTION.

itfpIC. Feder1t-
brought forward I3l 35
MARYLAND, additional return)
Georgia, s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30
A SETTLEMENT of the conm,o,lreaItl'.

A SETTLEMENT Of the Comnonwealth's
Revenue, for tie gear, ending 3oM Sept.
1916.
Nett amount of the Tax on Lots,
Land, and other property.......S 1862 ESQ &c
Do. Surplus on Tobacco export
ed. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I4308 SO
Do. Tax on Law Process, &C.,. 26,0IS IS
Do. Register Fees ....-.......... 2,l23 90
5l2I1l sc
Amount ofthe Revenue as above. IS 5I2,lII 90
Amount of Expenditures charged
on the above. -................. 567,7II 81
Balance against the Revenue. IS SIS GOO O5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30
Carried forward

Rhode-Island, South Carolina, Kentucky
Tennessee, Louisiana and Indiana States, re
main only to be heard from all the votes OF
which, are expected to be Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30
Francis Cortis,,
John Ambler,
Anire,v Stevenson.

II In order to facilitate 10 the Subscribers the r1y
nient OF the second INSTRUMENT in soin they hereby
informed. that the same may he deposited the bak o
virginia, for safe Keeping any time between The 2ss
ofsNoveber and the first day OF January next: Pro
"ded. the Cashier, VIM. Dandrjdse, Esq. will examine
and deceive the same, and pass receip, therefor
I'd Francis Corbin,
John An,5icr,
AndieW Stevenson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30

i1rJOHH ER, Esq. is elected 10 Congress, from
this District, by oangjorA ye from so to4O po:es.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13
Compete Series Of american State
Papers.
THOMAS b. WATT & SONS,

II hn,fhed their edi tion Of American state
- Pspcvs, exhibi.ing a complete view Of our
Foretga Relations from the commencement Of
reii 'ea, " Arlington 5 Adm,n, nration 1850 the
ciofe IT the war with Creai BRIAN, 1915
l. vii be recoiieced shat the work commence
with Mr.. Jeffefions aim,nihra, on la 8oi and
was brought down 10 The termination Of The late
war in ice vounes. The par, now comp e ed
commences VIII Pre6deut We1h,ng,ons admins
,fa,isn IN 1889 and brings tee york down 20 80,
in three volumes
Many iuoicrbers 10 the CiR,icl Of Name who
haze received the 1--WE volumes fra printed have
had o. epPortunty TO complete their iet. BY the
pufeh>ie # The three nor puoiihed, which COM
pre- he ra2ers OF Wsthingtsn and Adams zd
aiiniitsatiuns. Those who make ieafonsble appli-
canon oay yer be fupplied a, D 2 So = volume
the iubierip.ion price 1t Is feared however, hat
many muii be disappointed as > numbe, VINO fuo
ictiaed Tor he volumes 6,ff puhi,ihed neg ,eeted
20 !end In their names TOR the ls[i, and . lmaiier
number has tnefefure been printed
A few iets OF The coMp'e,e Work remain on
hand n 8 vols. Svo. Price 5 dollars 4 volume IN
boards.
~ Subscribers who are niii indeb,ed for he
tate Pagers, are notified that they will be eaied
on n the month Of February, when promps pay
men, Wi, be expected.
aoltoA Jan. so, 1876
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13
PLEASANT HILL FARM
For SdLG

\ FARM Iying ON Pealanr Hill 70 called 10 The
PiAntasion Of Waihiugtoa in the county Il
Hancock, about twelve mi e from BeIfaA eoaiain-
,.g Two huadsed acre. of choice Land, wi'h ne
ween forty and City acre. under improvemeat,
fuitibly divided oso moving and paAure. I~euty
ton OF Hay was Gu; on the Farm the paa fsafoo,
and much more might be cur the next. The Farm
IS new one aud " in = good Rare Of log fence and
has . final houfe upon Il aud 10 rsmaa kauIy welt
6tuated To give he purchsfer an annua, profit from
raiiing winter Grain for . number Of years, an4
ofers the hnef orchard ground of any in rhe
conniry Il beng on . very handfome fwel Of iaad
which j, quite .. high a any that (urrounds i.
The price viii he low and the term. of paYmeae
made qu,,e convenient. to . ~ psvsIas~ For
he's particulars esquire Of the fuolcriber ,wo
miles fouth Of faid FARM
fHN4AS ASHMAN.
No'v.s (eop-Sm)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13
MILLERS'
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT.

Isodered to the public, asbeins one Of The essse
1 and iafeft Cuses for ,his Dliofder. Long s,ps.
eience haf proved the efficacy Of tAis Oustmese.
Il is perfecay fate 10 its operation, and may b.
applied 70 she imaiieA infant without danger.
The fcent 10 agrseab e-lt il not neceaary for the
PARENT to take Brinlone, ~ i. common 10 Other
oin'ments This ointment is put up in tin boses,
convenient to carry, and each genuine boa will
be accompanied wi'hdirec,ioos il genuine Avil Be
hgaed BY JosL MILLss The above Oinimsat
may he had 10 FINAL or large q~pan,ities Of JosL
Militia Sc Gs~gs Dca,r Cyaus Hor BROOK,
S'sn If S. Lukes Had. No Sc, Hanover larees,
D. sAML Flo TON j.. No. 4 Newbury farees
SAss. Of Mr.. B NJAmIN BvrMAs. Psvkssd; Raw
son, and Bruce W~sldsAssse6 MI. Jude Hyde, Of
Brunfwick Prince and Wafhhurn. z5s.skss. nd
Oskes Perry Cssts. Rice 4 Ceer Frieadhip
George Robinfoa s.. 0sorse.
Ivy ~. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13
Nov. 8
American Goods.

M r. d c. STOCKBRIDCE, Of Nosshysr-
. mouth, agents for one Of the ben Manufse
eories On Paw,ucke' Falls. Rhode iaand, are con
aant!y fupplied with . general sRbr,nsat Of
american Cotton Goods,
CONSULTING OF
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filing
2 and 3 threaded Stocking Yarn
White and coloured Sewing Cotton
shir.iogs; Check !; Stripe; cinghans
Cbamhrays; Ticking, d &c.
N. R-Shopkeepers and Others will be fupp1stf
At the Factory prices Orders from cu0omers wlt
be rerfooaily and punttualiy attended to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13
For S1LE.

4 FARM 10 sumuer. in the county Of Oxford,
- hfiy 1--WE mile. from Portland containing a.cue
three hundred acres of ~e1ceiIen, Land under coed
improvement, with = good Two Ro,y houfe we'll
6nifhed and painted. 40 feet BY SO aporeh ~
by s feet "a cbaie and wood houte Sc by 81
feet ; . fore partly 6nifhsd. ~ ny 70 feet three
barns with other n~eceaary out h~ui'diug.. Two
good acqueduds of wafer. one for the houfe s1d
the other for she barn = thrifty young orchard,
containing aoou 80 apple trees saId farm - ~
o.eaisn. . htuasion,as the country adord,-" in the
centre Of the town. and is . good Rand for a,av-
ero, trade. or any kind Of mechanic. and will be
iod cheap altogether or 10 paru a. fhall beG &C.
sommoda'e purehAfere, and payment vii! be made
viii be fold with iaid farm IL wanted,
a good let of farming tools. { - head of horned
Gait and 40 heep Inquire 0 Hills eTANDlsH
living on the pfemifes.
sumner. June 20, 1875