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The Sc.qLE of B.7N-G NOTES

Is still nuctuating.-'The Ccur' Of Augus,a Conn
ty decided the 25th ult. that " the not-s of all
the chartered banks in the Stat. of Virginia in Ma
ryland, in Philadelphia and in the District nf Co
lumtia and efthe State 3ank nf North Car lima, -
current in that section Of the coHntry at par,
and that no other notes we're current
The Court ofCarniinr, which hsd originally fixed
tie depreciation of District notes 1T per cent de
elare at its prii term the nj MI the char
tered bsnks in the adioining states to be caent at
par with Virginia notes"
The FlNstines Court of Fretlerirksbnrg, has con-
hrmed i's frst Observation-Disclosures notes ., and Balti-
more per cent. below par.
The Corporation Court of Stanton has taken
qnite new ground-viz that tie acts Of the Lee
gsatare this subject are in violation of the Con
stitution Of tho u. States, and thersfare NOT lar
and that it wonld be violation Of their duty To-
carry the sal act into effect They d. therefore
refuse 70 psrfoT'UI.the dug required 2f.hsln"
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ghlY Ql
LAND FOR SALE

y virtue Of a Decree Of the Ch,ucerv
27hd ay II October 1875. in a sut ~ wh ssro;n -
ur "a r,.gNiyimg eSteuloi Of Geore s,. dc..l a,
hrnas Griffin, admrs DE- burs non" Ut William C,rt
decd. Plaintiffs Ludwel t;o,ss lev in T.
g"d A. aiinS with the vii annexed. Of William Co,t
aec2' 81 sc' GRE leiendante-Wil I've Sold. on ueSls
the 2'st day of MAY next, in the Town Of York he 60
ric Oi lanl IN tc proceedings in the said Sui, neptf
hfe several Tracts Of Land are situated from t'icfo al
irnm WuiHmb ~ 10 York TOwn and are ,ic .afrc ,,,
when the late William t'oosecy resided. The numb az
contained in thedi6 rent ~ ,cts will o,,is t,
Ut 10y Of Nle' more particular drscrp ion is dase,.i
unn.t wy rs Is presumed lint my pg,0n uuacq ID !.
"a With tcs lands. and Who may ISL 10 l,tnti,sf "a @
them before the day Of sale. ~ w"
Irus f1dA credit oftw I've months viii b, given 90.
The whole purchase money, the purchaser giving bond MY,
approved security. wa
Ey tie Conn ssisaers.
April %. 1t5tds
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bolts
\ $40 ,e vail rn.n the north side Of
tn locss ~ r. kets TO The wit ev-
ter'lins ], tT ~, and parallel With
water street., iists- feet long, twelve
feet h'g'', - average three feet ia
thickness, will measure - perehcs,
at SIS,
\ sione wall in frenf g. water st,, ~.
aud running parallel with t;,o ssnie
from The Termination orihe canal Il
Rockets, TO the bridge Oh i. street,
S,ie0 feet in length, niue Zee, '.i.h.
to sFeiage two feet in thici e.s,
viii measure $50 pcrrhcs, a S..
I,5Ga feet of tab l. fjr cap siIls,
aS10,
400 oskcn or cellar po-tz rine f..t
long to h. bnited front of the
wall rs rc' ders 10 p~-ve. vessels
ju ing the wall. 50 cents,
One anl hsirtons 'r1e. fnr bolts TO
BOT tie posts to the cap si.ls and to
the walls,
Workmanship, putting down tie
si''s, i''ac:ng III posts, preparing
the wsr!s, and driving the bnlrs,
Digeing and rem1vi~- the earth and
sand, Out Of tie bottom of,he lower
basin, aud canal, IS :sr dawn. rs the
end of the SANDY bar island. that
NAV not DC Icuni h. answer e. I'll
~ between the walls, bnt which
villsnswer to ill hehinA the walls.
and III the low and snnken lots he
tween ID snd L sire Is. and Oh the
Sssdy-hsr.
y di'aw-hr ~ over the canal at the
ED oflsth street,
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RNTEo OF POSTAGE

EVIL /. following are the Rates Of Pcstsc-o
TO ~ charg after the day Of Nay conf,o. "a 80
an act Oi Congress, passtd on tie 9th inst. - "
On Sinsie LETTERS.
For any distance not exceeding 20 n,;le- e .or,.
Over 80, and not so miles IN
over 20, and $50 miles f9fo
over $50 and not over 400 miles Isf.,
Over 400 -
double those rates. i VI i"Fe'S
Ipe Lafers,oc those composed of three pieces Of spc
triple those ' t'"P'''
A'7ofi letters composed of four or more ueces az M
per, or one other articles and ~ John, 49,,
e'OlIdupos, qusrnpie those rates. and IN tl,f nroD;
Tor I'll greater weight ''f'''''N
cents. Wv" "a
Over 100 miles .
Butli carried to hng place within the state ,yli ;u
whatever he The distance, the rate IL only nne cert;
Mg[astncs and Pamphlets are rated by the riee,
Carried not so mules
Over 50 and not over 100 miles .
Over 100 miles
Every four folio pages, eight quato pages a,,d si,,,
octave or lesser pages 10 BE- considered, sheet s, II
surplus pages beyond even lorrs tc Journals Of ,s
'gare' are 20 he charged with pampki postage ,I,,
moi stitched or half.bound sNh'O
Post-naStfrs forward panul,la., =, Io :,
where the latter Is very large where il !, cartel &
great expedition, or on horseback ~
RE1UREL WEJcS I'm.
General Post Office. .qtsa194. iiSest ''''
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and ten feet high. 1855 feet long,
viii measure 1897 cube yards,
a IS eenss per yard,
tron to er'..np the coping stones tc,c-
ther, incln.!ing workmanship,
y lock q, the mead of colonel May"'s
island, ~ eominunirate from the
James River canal TO t;de-water,
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NOTICE.

~ resolution of the Board of Commits
ne books for receiving subscription for ,ar.
IN the DOCK Company, for the purpose of improving ~
NAVIGATION Of James River from 'socketsmp to Col Maro.
rEis wil he oped ~ the first Monday m NAV next az
the Merchants Cohte-Housc IN Ibis civ - AZ
JOHN DasslS1.Cbai,p,ou.-
OURS PAINE, Secretary
Anil ~ ~
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ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT
md Y8LUfBI,R T.OTt: M =, @

IIIII''flh = 7 10 7 n ElI4I ID VI r. NJ
md Y8L UHBLE LOI3 FOR sri =.
yENH T. Subscriber will sell. at Pubiic A.
ton. (undtr the management OF Mr.. Jl,n,n, ,I,,t
Y ny Friday, the Sd May at II oeiock Of, III. ,
seS all his estate, called BEIVILLF. living a., me ~
road. contiguous to the city Of Re .ncid AID now I'M ~,
occupancy OF M. John Bei 10 Nv
The Buildings, with about Of rrcur1 y, IN 30 ~
fertd III lot, the purchaser having tie oron ~, ~
certain other grouid - aPreNiuusly stipulated price.
The balance If tic Lind will M laid on in aoy,,efir,, I
"A plat OF the whole may he 1T the eauti,r,o,'
Heron Si5f0H o. Gu. -
IrrJEg-i1. 18 and - rlDnfiis-nrat1irt' c,e,,.
Notes with approved endorsr neeo,ials ,,j ,,,o,,
either OF the bui ia Richmond, aad tie lsi I'd ir,. ~
~ retained Until the money is paid. F'P-f
WILLLfI1T H4YHLL.
.qi1W p t1s ,ds
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Sf5445

Digging ont the foundation from
ShocaOe creek to the locks al Rock
cts, one foot below low water line
and eighteen feet wide, tn prepsre
the same for driving piles-fron,
Shockne creek To the lower end of
the Sandy-b island, the di4tsnce
IS l98Ofe ct, the earth will average
two teet above tide water, which
will require to b. dug cut seven feet
IN depth, and will measure 92AO
cube yards Of earth, sc 20 be re-
moved on the island, a % cents per
ward o al
Digging ont from the lower end of
the Ssndy-bar island, to the locks
at Rockets, which is 1920 feet, and
Will average two feet above low wa
ter mark, and will require to be ta-
Ken out three feet in depth, AMI
eighteen feet wide, will measure
1850 cube yards, q 25 cents per
yard, az
2,5GO cords cfpine wood eight feet
long, from to inches diametg-,
t"r piling from Shockoe creek 20 the
locks at Rockets, the distance $500
ieet aud eighteen feet wide, the a.
Verage depth from low water line
~ TO a rock b1itom, Is seven feet aSA, 1000
The distance from Shockoe creek to
tie l0eks 10 bc erected ~ Rockets,
IS $500 feet, the width supposed ne
oessary 10 be pied is eighteen feet,
which will m asu.e $500 superb
cal feet, and the covering over the
rock % IN general sandy, At IS
cents per foot IL rs
10000 feet Of inch plank Ia Law ~ top
ofihc piles, crossways, and parallel
with the stone wall, a $50, $50
y stone wall from lie sbutment ut the
Bcck Landing. to the locks to be e.
reeted at Rockets, $500 feet long,
seven feet thick at bottom and four
feet on top, to average five and half
ieet Va thickness, and fourteen feet
high, FOR the outer wall. will mcs-
sure 1850 perches. SIS, Si,7i
stone wall from the abntnent AZ
Rock Landing "a the locks to be e
recied at Rockets, $500 feet long,
toaverage three iect in thickness,
fourteen feet high, for the inside
wall, will measure $40 perches
ass, tT.;I
$500 feeti 10 length, and 70 feet wide,
10 be covered with stone OF one foot
III thickness, to keep The clay Sc
cure, will measure 1,6iO perch-s,
eS5, &,92
parapet wall from Che waste ct the
Rock Landing tothc locks q, Rock
etts. 5 500 feetiu Ieneth, and two
and half feet high, snd to ayeraEe
Two feet ia thickness, viii measure
6S5 perches, to be laid ~ mortar,
a 81, 2,74
500 pieces of timber Or stone eghtfoet
long to tie the walls tsgether, It Of
timber, will measure 1900 feet
$50, az
Filling in between the walls with
clay, AID puddled SIX feet wiic,
$500 feet ia length, ard fourteen
feet high, will measure 1920 cube
yards, n IS cents per- yard, no
1000 feet of limb. for esp siIls. 10 be
placed on the insilo edge ofthe wsr,
10 bolt the pogstn, n $40, 40
400 osk or cedar posis twelve feet
long, to b. boltcdin front of the in-
side wall ofthe canal, from s'iockoe
creek o. the locks ~ Rock t., to
prevent vessels iiJuing the wall,
n So cents each, On
Que and half tons square iron, f9r
bol,s to secure the posts to the cap
s'lls and the wall, Is
Workmanship, flung down ire silIs
aud posts, preparing aud dry'ug the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-24
NOTICE.

q Lii Persons that were under nv corr
n7ud, NJ Camp Holly, in the year IsIi are roue,,-I =.
a'tendat k7ToresJle, IN May next for the mn
ot receiving her pay, as have this day received fund, 70
discharge their CLAIMS would recommend powers mi -
orney where 1t is not convenient for he men 10 a1tsnI
JESSE y. KEY,
Capt..iH Rife Combaay.
Api1' -. 1i3-ii*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-24

~ INOlC L4I1 TOT O07e.
SSTiLL he Sold, on Thursday. tho qsI
dog May,o ON tie pr n6es. ii fdr. Il MT. The ~
IN conrT Of Essex, Nhr'on the late COL T. pctran r..
I'D containing about ffs acre ,bout alf Of vii tb
clersa..
lfcra isl gnod dw ilnrf1ns q'i 90 I,rrc b-.r with
er n,c sslri oft-hDus,s. su,tabi. for rr q yaing
ple o. 'nfi. e one ihouslid treii re f F.. f,4,t a
from ,'iis gfcnr'l, about 1900 gaio4s vi BslDdvlr
lh' irrd is 80 VOL timb r,d ~ n,y ir aha. etat..
'irrt, nfN,' rom each Of which o. y Da.rc.s
may b. n'de.
lcrmsof Sale vii ~, one-iaiferh. rni tbc h.
aH - mouths Bonds, sith approved &. eflti. ST.
qlnrd and o Did VI Nust vpsn thc ron rs a.. g
payment. TLOAffS q6Ht ~
AgfA p. 1is-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-24

House tie 15ti doy Of -fb,t', 1916.
Presert--Nelson Crawford, David Garland Rsu-
hen NOrvell, Philip Johnson Thomas Crews
1'hos. 5. Holloway, VIM. ,IopIing Charles p
TailserrO, Nelson G.. Dawson, John W.rwir,s
James VI. B~o@n, John Coleman, Thas " En-,
haFk, John Fills, Benin Shackleford. a ID lanes
Ware-Gentlemcn Justices
On motion. Resofued, That the Couatr Court ~
Amherst, un Ter whose view the pecuniary concerns
oftle peoPlr ofths County more immediately pass.
a0d whose duty IT is, well officially IS in their in
dvidua characters n represent to the Legislature
0 this State such acts peculiarly Oppressive
and iriurious % the general interest Of the comm
nifty aud to hesre that such ac.s h. We. considered
aud If Il shouli be deemed expedient, IN renesI
them Beg leave resp c'ful.s to Represent that th.
acts of the Legislature Of the last ssssi,, couprI
Ing the BanIsto paT specie. sad subj, ctng then, y,
the payment thereofby summary remedy nv mo
ton alter The 5th day of November nsxt 4 tbcv
shond refuse to do So is injurious in ns effects IN
the best interests Of this State and orghtto be re-
peai'd
Res2'Jei, That the Executive oft:4;s ;tefe 10 re-
qnesied tn convene the legislature 1T rs early y ne
rod as may be practicable, with the view ~ reDeaI
ing saul law. And to which resolution the atnrnies
residing in the couaty anil the officers Of the court
cOncu,red
inferred, That The Clerk certify tie pun,ber NJ
members present. and that the above resolutions
were adopted with one dissenting vote oniv-aud he
IS requested IN insert this proo .cdins in the evsna
pers Published IN Iynchbury. md forward ctvi s
'o'h"nh tn The Executive Of tis State.
a Copy-Teste,
7,
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The cost NJ two locks to be erected
at .t"cSe,ts. Of fur feet fall ench,
for passing vessels Through, includ-
Inv the eyrercc nf VI hart extend
ing b low ;!le locks, S59. sos
Incidental expences 6.6is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-24

ENQUIRER MARINE LIST.
PORT or IIcnnosD va.
ENTERED,
april 22-Seir Paul Ll,y-Nhi,e Warrer PHILADELPHIA
merchandise Ssc.
Relp,cca < Polly, Pearson. de-. lime
Richmond. GO.d~Nii, NeW-l crk mer-
ci'audize, sc.
jnic, Ru.hr. Norfolk r,olas,es. &c.
Soop Centurion, SnoMdeii CT, Point: crates.
Fllabth West, TO-; salt.
Traveller. Bea,son, Pih,l,ipii ballast.
CLEARED,
April 22--Sloop lane. Nichols Ncw-Yort.
Traveller Beatsun, fhiiad lphia.
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BYL8ST NC IT'S .lLf!L.

The II, Of r. did n,r meet on SATURDAY last
The Senate have passsd the 1t1Ty; f|iR, ~ith ~
,neuuients and returned 1t the o,hcr House.
he question on TIE DAY Of alousnn.sut waa further.
postponed to this daJ.
-FI0ssGcA''eef!s FIecf'9r
Ai6 towns, Net Rep. GAIN, 4,17sGo towns &c he hear
from.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-24

Estimate ofthe evpence Of the contemplate ed canal
from Messrs. =. fiaxall X Co.'S. mills. tn the
locks to b. erected at Rockets, to admit vessels
drawing eleven and halflect water into the lower
basin, and ten and half feet to co'onel Mayo's
bridge. and boat navigation up TO iiaxAlPs milk,
ako to admit vess.ls drawing eight feet water
between ID and y streets, and boat navigation
toextend Gp ShockOe creek, viz
a stoae abutment With an arehwsv a.
boye Messrs. J.. Hsxsll * Co.'S
corn mill, ard ius above the race
from their contemplated sitting anil
rolling mill, to serve as feeder IN
The canal. and To- keep ont the va
ter on rise OF G,e river, twenty
feet wide, weve feet high, X ~ feet
long, will measure, after deduct-
ing the opening, 10 perehcs, the
stone To be laid IN iuortar,d ~ so Gsfs
Two gates on the upper side OF the
arch, to shut ont tue water on n
rse Of the river, OF six feet wide,
each complete 100
\ stsne wall from the abutmeut above
Mes-rs. Hsxal & Co.'S. mills to the
west side Of the abutment OF colo
mel Mayo's bridge. on the island
near the Richmond shore, tie dis
lance 1856 feet, 20 average ten feet
high, and FIVE feet thick, for the out
side wall will measure 2i7O perch
es, S., 7,4io
A store wall running parallel with
the above, four feet tistsnt, for the
inside wall, and IN be tied together
with stones, or timber. ~ sverage
ten fet high and three Ceet thick,
1856 feet long, will measure ffs3
perches, a S3 44io
OneiOot in thickness Of coping stone.
TO cover the wall, ard clay, 20 keep
the clay from washing out, the two
walls, iaeluhng the clay, ten feet
wide, viii measure ADS perch
,,.ee., 80 LASS
Filling ia tween tie two walls With
clay, TO b. puldled, lous feet vide
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02

attempted, Peter B. Porter, having collected
With great industry, every thing that had been
twenty years before urged to prove the meas
ure unconstitutional, made aspeech, for which
well remember, he received as much credit
as II the argument he had borrowed had been
irresistible. When George Clinton gave the
casting vote against it in the Senate. he was
from one end of the Union to the other. bes-
battered with frantic praises, for having de-
tended and saved The constitution. And now
bill IS on its passage to incorporate Bank
exacly liable to the same identical constitu-
tional objections, as the others, with this diff
ference, that this is for thrty-fve millions,
whereas the other was for ten that was in
corporaed when there was but little banking
capital; this when the country is inundated
with it
And what say the gentlemen ofconstitution-
al. scruples not word. ] have not seen a
democratic speech on the subject of uncon
sti'utionaity | confess such papable ncon-
sistency and hypocrisy excites my disgust
and adherence.
But as long as the people show that they
love TO be cajoled and cheated, it may be said
hat the rogues are not so very much to blame
for gratifying them.
The Chance is indeed prodigious. Where
are now the enemies OF the navy Of stand
ing army OF national debt! OF internal taxes
OF executive patronage Of eight per cent
loans
These champions of people are all liv.
wing? all in power and office and they
laugh at the people tor having been SO SIM
Pile as to believe then; while the people
cnuckle in return, delighted to have been so
completely and so villaihously cheated.
Hail Columbia, Happy Land.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR
1916. 1918.
DIE d.

In Lincolnshire. England. Ito the great re-
gret OF ell his living patients -Dr. Moopy, the
eccentric son Of Eseuiapius. WHO profe ssed 10
cure every disease nciden, to the human frame,
by three sovereign remedies The first Of which
he called Gentle John (sulphuric acid --the sec
ond. No One (nlsric acid l-the third, GoMen
Tincsme lgin and shoes)
In Paris, Marchioness de Chastelux, (formerly
Miss PIunket, Of Dublin widow OF the Marquis de
Chasteiux. well known in the Y. States as war
rior and traveller account of which he publish
ed and who resided some time la Boston-Also
in Paris Lieut-Gen. Monnier. of apoplexy He
wssa Peer Of France and Grand Officer of the Lee
sion of Honor.
In Ipswich, Mr.. Philip Lord, aged 90. He had
7chidren, 50 grand children, and Is great grand
children, making in all 100 descendants.
J. In this town ~ til inst Edward, son of Mr.. Asa
Thompson, aged mo nths--a child of Capt. John
Deering, aged months.-Mr. Christopher Holmes,
aged Ae years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
1900 Prises.

The Managers of The sraINoFrrLp ER1ro.
LoTr ny have been Induced, from defire 30
comply with the pu lie tate to Withdraw the
hrR fcheme of the Lotiev and TO iubltitute there
for, rHs MUcH IMpsov D ONE, now p-eiented to
the pubic in which every Tirtsss ,U,il be Prize
For further particulars call at
JOHN WINCHEcTFRS
Nautical Book and Stationary Store. Exchange
Street.
u THOSE PERSONSD
who have paid the advance Ticket. purchafed
as above, ihz receive it again by ihowing their
Ticket. April 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
GAZETTE III News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

March 81, arr. brig Portland, Mi mot, so days
from Hsvsnna. cargo Molssses, 10 Messrs Cobt
x Ciap-28. brig Betsey, Po.e, from St Andrews
sip. Agenors. -, from Newyo,k-slp. Ohio
Hill, from Kennetunk-29 sip. Aurora, Thorn
a., from Bos on-3l, schr. Ann, Sherman. Ply M
outh-slp. Ambition, Chase, Boston.
Cfearancees at the Custon,-House
March 70. Ship Jsweli, adams, Tor Baltimore
20. schr Greyhound. Baxter, St. George
80, sip. Messenger, Lowell. Boston
- Alert, Stamford, do.
80, brig Washington, Nichols, Havana
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02

NOTICE is hereby gwen TO the heirs and
CREDITORS Of HENRY FROST, late of Zee scot,
in ths county Of Cumberland, gentleman, de-
ceased, and all concerned, tha, William Fros,
administrator Of the estate Of said deceased, has
exhibited 10 me the subscriber, Judge Of FRO
bsJe tor said county, his account Of pdmnn' ssra.
lion on said estate; and ,h,t The same y i. be
considered by me at Probate Coust to be held
q North Yarmouth, IN said county. At the ho,,s.
II Mr.. Seth Mitchell, on the third Wednesday
OF July nexf, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, VIII,
and where they may appear and make objections
20 the same it any they have.
Dated At Portland, this twenty seventh cay OF
March, A. d. 1916
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
SHERIfFS SaLh.

Cnmhscisnd, IS.
7 ken by Executions and to be sold q, Public
Auction. ON Thursday, The second day Of N.Y.
aex', al o'clock r M. at the house Of Joseph
Mcintosh, lnnhoidsr in Bridgton-All the iignt
m equi of redemption which Joseph ID. Smith
his Of ,edee m;ng two tracts Or parcels Of land
situate IN Brdg,on, VIZ .bou, thirty scres (more
or .ess) .dJ"'ning land of Aaron and eplen
Beemsn. aud is The ssme land with said Smith
motssged 10 John $. Roh,-One other piece Of
land Wi. the buildings shetean, adjoining land
81 Joseph NJ, lntosli, snd is now occupied by
A ehibAid ! b mpson, mongsged 20 Solomon
" sshburn.
Da,ed March % b. 1916.
JAMES EMERSON, Deputy Sheriff.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02

The fubicri5er hereby gives public notice to all
concerned. tina, he has been duly appointed
and taken up himie { the truit of Admnfir a,or
on the e0ste Of WILLIAM McLELLAN. lac of
Portland, IN the county OF Cumberland, Gentleman
dece led, b. giving bend the Law direcs-fhe
therefore requeits all pertoas who indebted to
the fait decealed eitate to make immediate pay
ment and thofe who have any demands thereon,
TO exhibit the fame to
VIM. MeLELLAN jun.
Portland. March az.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
STATIONARY PRIZES.

trOne Thousand numbers to contribute day :
drawing
- From the rapid fAis Of tickets in the Gre eafs
II Is pyeiumsd that the Lottery will coa mence
drawing much foore. than is mentioned on the
Scheme, Tickets and Quarters 10 the above Lot
terry aud 10 The fourth class Union Canal Lou terry
for taIe Al the Bpokftore of
josiah " HI'rMAN & Co.
No MuHsys Row, Middle Greet.
Aurl g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02

THE 'ubfcriber psopcfes to open a private
fchool. the seiung feafon for he inflructon
OF Lads 10 Reading, kngifh Grammar Geography,
arithmetic and The branches preparatory for ad-
million into College. He will con6ue hmfelf to
mail lumber ano fAtters him(ef he fhaii be =
bic to give tatisfactio0 to any Who may ep,ruft
their ioas to his care. His terms viii be reafona
BILE and may be known by app yug to the sub
fcriber. DANiEL w ESTON.
Gray March IS.