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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
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Saturday, December 28, 1916.

Our latest accounts from Eng land are 10 the
30th Of October at which time the price OF
grain was said to have arisen beyond the
maximum required to authorize tue opening
the ports for importior of foreign grain. The
price Of wheat was Sc, SO per bushel, other
grains cheaper in proportion. The papers
contain very little to interest the American
reader.
The foliowing humorous article is copied from the
Orange County Potriot. Hmay, perhaps, be in
anticipation Of good dispositions and Intentions Of
some Of our icorthy patrons.
Let me see, don't owe the printer some
thing? Isn't it long time since we paid him
Yes Well, then, this is the season when he
must provide something for the employment
Of his teeth during the winter, and something
70 keep himself and his little family warm.
4 guess, wife, we must try to muster up as
much as will pay him off, and send it to him.
Perhaps il will cheer him up little, and he
may give us more news; and it will certainly
give US more pleasure TO read the papers after
we have paid of. Yes, think it will be best
to go and pay him for though he may be
ever so much in want, know he is too mod
est 10 be dunning US for it and Pm sure he
don't like to sue, or else he would have sued
us before. Don't let me forgit now to 60 and
|pay him, or send it by the first chance"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
SHERIFFS SALE.

CUMBERLAND %
4 AIKEN BY e,seeation and to be Ed at Public
-4ucfion, on Msnaay the 77th DAY Of Jam
nary next, at II o'cleck II. M. at the
duefisn Rom o1 M'Lellan & Fletcher,
Escba.ge fr<et, Portland - s
4 IL the ,et. in Equity Of Redemption which
IA NJ I'll ANltl. Hall, of fsid Por, and,
Mariner, has in. and TO .h. following defcribed
moresged Real Efate <G,uated in fad Portland,
bounded al + iio1s-vz beg nine at the welerly
corner Of lot of and formerly belouyius 10 Sam
uel Colby ,hence north ihirty four deeree. thirty
minutes wei adjoining the northealery ide of
ksbe itrees three rods ,hepce north City .fx de-
grees thirty mir s'es ear eight ods TO 10, Of aud
belonging 10 John Thrsihxr, thence fou.heaferiy
Adjonirg laid Thrsihers lot ,hree rod.,o fAid 10,
formerly belonging 10 faid Colby. thence fouth
hf BIZ degrees thirty mnutes !weii adjoining faid
Colby Fot 10 the bouads irf mentioned.
ALTO certain o'her lot of land in Portland Cru.
ate on the nort heafery hte Of King ffreet bound-
ed .. ioisew viz = Beginipe Al the northweferly
corner of 10. of land fet off on execu,iou 10 Ma
~ Lohdeli thence northwelierly adjoining (aid
k'ag iissef eighseen feet to iand formerly owned
ts |sfah Tucker late Of fsid Portland deceafed;
thence oorthealteriy by faidT ucker land one hum
dred feet thence foutheail.r. y tweny feet othe
eAilerly corner of the land fei off tn Mar Lch-
dell as aforetaid thence nor,hweilerIy aojs iaing
Tad Lot.de'l land 6xieeu and half fees % he
nor'healtery corner Of faid Lobdei. nd thence
Eu,heAGerly atj ming faid Labdes land eieh,y
feet 30 the 6rff bounds oge her wi he prsvi ege
ct pafAIe way he,weea isid lot and Jchn bra af1.
efs hoofe lotto be kep opec for the here6 of The
osners Of fad lots. sa,d detcrbed preniiss we're
noraged BY faid Hall . Alexander Baker &c, IS
lSt4-to fecure the payment of 500 Dollars and
interei as per Register Book 72 page So win ap-
ear.-Aifo was morsgased hy faid Han o Daniel
Manly, Sept. ~ 1880 iecuIe The payment Of
200 dollars and interett Is per Reg0er Book "A,
page 81 viii appear ,x
s JOSEPH NJ. ,.GERRIsH, Drrat, Sbvi6:
Portland Dec Esd 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
E. SrEV EMS,

XCHANCG-SIREET,
E4As jun received ,wiil d aud pian Bonsbsze ,,s
- eotch P'aids = fgurel Ratinetts black
brown and fate BombaGns Luffring gs- Canton 4
ha'i,an Craps-Cyprus-Cam gown srrimiag
thread and Meckien I.zces Linen Cambric
Haudkerch'efs--Siik Do,-Lineu and csttoa cam,
ortcs- Wa acdinR Marking CanvAls-- India Cali
Goes London Prints-Lades black, white and
Hate Worried HOSE Lsdle. & \. beaver and kid
GLOVEs-a grea; variety of Ribbon, and Cords, :
Carpe,irg - S 4 and s 4 Fiannes-Cambrie
ard common Dmsses- muii'd Mua ns- CURED
and book ds-large and fmail Tortoise shell
Combs--lvo'y dtto-HeArth BrufAes, &c. Hte.
Dec. 70
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28

10 he Honorable Justices OF the Cireuu Court
q Common Pleas, begun and holden al FOR
IS, sv.itaa and for the county of Oxford, ON
The last Tuesday Of February, 4. II. 1916.
IL OMbLl silew your petitioners that about
l. Tour or 1--we years since 4 certain public Road
Was iaid out by corsmittee appointed by the
honorable court of sessions for said county OF OK.
ford, beginning at Bowley's Mills in she unincorpo
rated Plantation called number four in said conn-
~ thence runiag southeriy through said Plsnta-
ton aad through Dixfield, into jay, to the county
road leading from farmington 10 cortland, which
road has been daily accepted by said court and
your petitioners further represent that such part of
said road as lies in said Jay aad Dixheld has been
put 'nio good repair at great expence aud ,het part
OF said road tha, lies in said panatiun called nn,n
Der iour has never been made passabie a. the law
requires 10 the great damage OF the inhabitants Of
saia riantation and tothe Plantations adjoining
northeriy as we'll as TO SAID pixte:r. We there
fore Pray that youi hoDors wild order d laid tax
to be levied on sand tanat'ou for the purpose of
clearing cut aud repairing said road within the iin,-
Us OF SAID Piantatons as yonr honors in your wis
dom shall see III as in duty bound viii ever pray.
AARON sEvElsI 4 So Others.
OXFORD IS.
1sa Circuit Court q Common Pleas. for the
FIRST Lastern Circuit, begun and holden at
Ioris se'ttin and for TIE county Of Oxford,
on a'e jirst iusdoy ot Octobsr II. u. 1916.
oN the foregoing iesition Ordered thai the pc
utioner' give notice 10 all Interested Of the puden
cy oil their Petition by publishing the same with
TINS order oi Court thereon in the Columbian Gen.
tine' printed in Boston and in the Portland ga
zete printed in Portland three weeks successfully
The iasl bnblicaloa 10 he thirty days a, least be-
lore the next term of said Court tnat all persuns
interested therein may then and there ia -ad
aPl ear aud shew cause il any they bave Why tn.
prayer OF said Petition sloNId no, be srant.d
44tea CYRUS kAMlIN. Cert.
A true copy of The Petition with the order OF
Conr. thereon.
tsa CYRUS HAMlIN, CT rk,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
Daring Robbery.
800 Dollars Reward.

|nN Thursday evening last, between the hours OF
" and o'clock Maj, ELIJAH p. GooDRICH
OF Bangor, was violently attacked The road lead.
ing from Essex Msrrimac Bridge to Newburypor,
by two three villains on foot, armed with pistols
&c. who fred ball through one Of his hands, stab
bed and bruised him in most shocking manner, ev-
identity intending to put an end to his life. After
having thus mangIed Maj. Goodrich, robbed him
OF large sum OF money and several valuable pa :
pers, and dragged him into an adjoining field, tiey
then left him weltering in his blood
The amount Of money taken from Maj. Goodrich
as far can now be ascertaBed is about sere,teen
hundred dollars, consisting OF the following items,
viz -
2 100 dollar bills Of Boston Bank, 1 100 dollar
bill of do. marked in writing on the back /" p. Par
kerr" $336 small Boston Bills s,-$S65 small Bills
Of other Banks
uPS6O of this parcel were Of the Nantucket and
Providence Banks and bound together by paper,
and marked '' Gardner Bank"
81 Doubloons-s half Doubloons-8 Louis d'ors,
wrapped in paper, ard marked j. Giddings."-
-2S Guineas,-2 SO dollar Bills of New-E England
Bank, one of them marked on the back 4" W. Good
hue"
The papers ascertained TO have been taken with
the money, are a draft on Gentlemen in Boston,
and receipts for monies paid them in favour of said
Goodrich, which it is hoped may be the means Of
detecting the robbers.
The above reward will be paid to any person or
persons who will detect and bring to justice the
perpetrators of the above outrage, that the prop
erty may be recovered -or 100 dollars for each OF
the robbers. JOHN PEARSON,
IN behafyf
f.. GOODRICH.
NewGurypsrt, Dec. 90, 1916.
N. Il. 500 dollars has been added to the above
reward by several gentlemen of Newburyport.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
THE subfcribers hereby give public notice 70 all

THE subfcrbers hereby give public notice 70 all
i concerned, hat they have been duly a. pcin ed
and taken upon ,hemsslves the rrR of EIecutor.,
of the ia0 will and teltament of DANIEL RAN
DALI late Of Harpfweii, in the county of Cum
beriasd Neoman. decea'ed. by giving bond IS the
law directs--They therefore request all perfous
who are indebted TO the faid dscealeds e0A,e to
make immediate payment and ,hoie ~ho have
any demands thereon to eyhioit the fame TO
John CURTIS.
JOHNSON II. STOvCR,
Harpsweli. Dec. rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
CORONER'S SALE.

CUMBERLAND 20.
1aken BY Execution and to be fH at public
AUCTION on 7uelaay, the t1ysnfy eighth day
q January next,at II o'clock. II. NJ. at
t6s fare Of Isaac H. BalAy, in North
Ygymoutb. in Eaid county,
A L.. the rshr ia equity Of redemption which
"A RICHMOND LORlNG, j. has in and TO the
following mortgsGed real efta,e. Gtualed 10 faid
North Yarmouth, to wi, the farm fad Loring tu--
chafed Of the Hon. Ammi r Mitchell Efquir COM
monty called the Cooeh farm. .-hounded Wene,y,
BY land owned by John Cooch and the road leading
over cooch's bridge TO Pswna Northeriy by
John Gutter iand-Eaferly by James Fields and
Decor Jones Land southerIy by koyAl, river,
containing thirtyacres morecr ieis-Aso the lot on
which faid Loriag dwelling house aaoda soes ther
with the buildings thereonlying en- IL ssu hsef-
er'y fde of the road ieaoins from North Yarmouth
Fais to New Cloueefler, beginning At the molf
Northeriy corner of the houie lot owned by the
widow & ixsb.th Parker--,hence ty faid road
three rods to George kobbinr hcufe io,-- thence
fou 5hwellery by isid Rohbin land feven rods
thence foutheaiierly upon pae parallel to faid
New 0iouctter road three rod. 10 fa,d Psrkerss
land hence BY IL d Paskess land to iaid road
and the hound frfl mentioned, con aiming twenty
one fquare rod. more or eft Said defcribed
preni.es are mortg.esd to the Firm of French and
Evere,t Merchantsi IN Bolon, 10 Gscure the pay.
rnenr of the fums Of Efteen hundred. and eighty
nine dollars an" eighty three cents. with in,erea
from he 18th December, A. ID. 's,i and hree
hundred ard eighy five dollars and forty tive cents
with ;L,s'ele from lib February A. D. 1874 ss by
Deed recorded Book IS and page 2s4 out Of
which turns including intereR up 10 ne ESQ De-
cembsr e,p rem, there is due from L. iue 10 lard
French and E7e'e eight handsed ard .eveuty
nine dollars ard Gx cents
(HARIks c MITCHELL c....
North Yarmouth Dec. 26,h 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
BOSTON rs.

together with good assortment of his own manu-.
faCtufe.
NJ u, returns his grateful Acknowledgements for
favonrs bestowed on the late firm and soIirts a
continuance ofthcm.
~ Cash and the highest price given for all
kinds OF shipping aud Hating Furs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
CAUTION.

WHEREAS WILLIAM MARsBALL, of saco, oh.
'" tanned from me the fubicriber, in June Ian,
q note Of hand for twenty dollars. for which I
never received any eompenfation, this is to eau
ton all perfons againl purchaGug (aid note. a.
am determined not to pay faid note. or auy part
thereof. his
NATHANIEL ID WYERS.
Arundel, Dec. as mark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
GAZETTE .M. News.
PORT OF PORTL IND.

Dec. u. Ar. brig Mechanic, Small, from Havan.
ma, via Boston-2S. sloop ALERT, Stamford, from
Boston-24, brig Milo, Lovett. from Philadelphia
20, ship Jewell, Pote, from st. Andrews-brig
Mary, Batter, from Turks-lsland--bris Castor,
"insiow, from Baitmore-brig Fair American,
Jones, from Philadelphis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28

'HE fubfcsber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned. that he has beea duly appoint
ed and taken upon h;mfef the uuA of Executor
of the sait viii and Telament Of lNSRRASR
ROBlNsON, late Of eSsaudfh. 10 the county Of
Cumberland. dseeaiea. by giving bond as the law
direcss-Fs therefore requeGs all psrfon. who are
indebted 10 the faid deceafed's eftate 10 make i'm
mediate payment and thofe who have any de-
mauds thereon, to exhibit the fame to
INCREASE ROBINSON, or
WM THonrsoS Beg. s,andifh.
Norway, Dec IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
BOSTON, DEC. 26.
FROM THE MEDI1'ERRfNE.4.N.

BY the arrival at t,i. port OF sch. Attrac
tive, from Malaga and Gibraltar, we learn
that the whole Of the American Squadron in
the Mediterranean, (except the frigate Uni
ted States. which was at port Mahon,) arri-
we'd at Malaga, from Algiers, about the 25,h
fOct. and sailed Immediately for Gibraltar,
in consequence of the long time they would
be subject 10 quarantine at that place. No
person was permitted to land from the
squadron a, Malaga, but it wss understood
our difficulties with Algiers bad been settled
without resort to arms, and peace once more
established. d.-Pasyiot.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28

EBENEZt.R WEBSTER,
INFORMS his friends and the public ,hat he
= has taken the store lately improved by Capt.
ALPHsus SuAw, opposite Porilsod Rank, where
he hss 'or.s.le general assor, meatof
Wcst India Goods & Groceries,
with which families may be supplied on good
terms
Aiso, cool assortment Of American Mant-
factured
HATS.
OF Q # rent sizes, prices and qualities
Por land, Dec %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
fSalfS ac duftio!I.

viii be sold ut Public fuetioa, on WE'D"
NESDAY, the ~ dayef January, 1877
at eleven o'clock, on the pennies, (3 not
dybslSd Of at private /als previausJ,)
ONE The beft Rauds iu Wei Market kow,
~ Maine Street, for a GROCER -conlftiog Of
a TWO STORY DWELLING HoUsE and LAMB
with SHOP in front, recently occupied BY FOL.
man aud Barker. ALS0,. .fes
Tie BAKE HOU e adjoining, which is in good
repair and every way convenient and equal to any
fand 10 Portland for q Baker
-. Nine years credit will be given for part OF
the payment. 90
" ds,. a, above for Cath the STOCK OF A
GROCER xrt
B. c.. Atwood, 14u'ct.
Dec "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28

n NEW GOODS.
THE fubicriber has jun received an ai1or,mert
English and French GOODS,
in addition TO his former fiock of UPHOLSTERY,
which ne offers for fac at reduced prices,
AMONG WHICH ARE
" ack blue. brown, drab and mixed BR1AD
CLOTHS black. mised, drab and blue Caffi.
meres. green blue and corhesu Huntees Cloths
brown and fAwn Pe'fe C,oths-mized Cord
black and plaid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Plaids-- Cot.
ton Czmbrcs-Leno, book and Cambric Mu(Iiss-
black aud white Sattins--Fi ne,-C COT. or La
ces--brown and white p a,il.as- Cambria Dimty
-Nufhn and Madras Hzndker chief.-ds,k and
iigh' Cneham.--- { CaIicoes--feam Loom hir.ines
- Ink and worried dHofe-Linens-R Rihbous-Yel
low aud VII. e Fianne's-g cen, blue aud brown
Serge angola. leather and fix G oves- RutfiA
Shee'ing and DuckOil C.ohs-- sa ,iuetts-coat
velt ana ihir Extraordinarily Boo, Cord-C Cot
ton Balls -eia.k Grape fewing sik., &c. t~c.
bale conf aiming from to io-4 ROSE BLAN
KIT very cheap ALso-
Uphofstery, Paper -Hangings, MI
itary Goods, and Looking
GfasSes-(UiS.
iIoo ID. bea live Geefe Feathers
5000 10. Preach and Rudia ditto
Reducing -Bedbind ngs Chin Lace-Fringe
and Tsde'- Carpet B,nd,ng-HeAr,h b r uggs
green Moreau and Durant hair ard hl.l Ma
t'efiss-- efas-Eaiy and Lciling Chairs Chz,.s
Laces and Wsrsled PAN ed ChA,fe ca, pets.
french and Ameyican Paper Hdaeines,
with borders iome We, elegant.
swords Epau cts saihe, Piumes Hat Ta.-
fe's gold and q vef Lace Cords aud Braids
Gil and Mahogany framed
LOOAiNL-GL .4SSES,
by who:eiAl and refail at the Mandatory .ri-
ces.
Ihe PHOLsTERY Business car
red on as s,ua and all order. punc,ualy aren-
ded toby EDWA ID fiOWR,
At No S Ms.bass. y ~ Middle Esess.
Portland, Dec 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28

THE Copsr'nership heretofore subsis,ing be.
tween the subscribers unde- The firm of
GOULD Il WEBSTER,
wss dissolved On .he "a inst. by ruu,usl con
sent Persons having demands sgains, ssi5
firm may present them to MOSES GOULD,
and ali who are indebted. are requested to msk
immediate payment to him. NJ the sure here.
toiore occupied by the fem. IS,
MOSES GOULD,
EBENEZER WEBSTER.
Portland, Dec. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
TO IL I,

A CONVENIENT t~o's'o'y DwELLiSc-
"A HOUSE, TIA ed IN Gun b.rsna-Stie ,,d,;
sbie for > G. mnons xs i.miis .-hfane the
Csx e-Oaiee. &c. c8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
4 Plan of the towa of P0mnal,

yNyAS lofs about the 3 i5,h inf. between Col
w Thos. Chaies in Northyarmouth, and Pre-
fumpf.o, lower bridge in falmouth. TIE finder
by leaving it with the lubfcriber lhal be fui ably
rewarded. GEORGE WARREN. r..
Portland, Dec 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
MOSES GOULD

WOULD inform bis friends and the public that
he continues To occupy the stand lately improved
by Gould and Webster, bottom of Exchange street.
where ne keeps constantly for sale general assor-
ment of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
~ MlRDLE

In this town, by the Rev. Il. Kellogg, Mr.. Dan.
iel Jackson, OF Poland, to Mrs. Jane q. March. oi
this town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
From the National Inteligencer.

The Legislature Of MASSACHUSETTS has de.
cided, by large majority, that +" the con-
| |tingency had not happened, on which the con-
sent Of Massachusetts was given TO the sepa-
ration of the District, that the powers of the
Brunswick convention have ceased and that
il is not expedient for the General Court to
take any further measures in regard to the Sc
paration. In this decision, it is believed the
people Of Maine will acquesce. So that, for
some years, at least, there is not much pros
pect of a political separation Of Maine from
Massachusetts,. how distinct soever the line
which nature has drawn between them.
It's the interest Of Massachusetts to pre-
serve her present sovereignty and influence in
Maine; which, in some respects, is not con-
trary 10 the interests of the latter. The con-
sent of Massachusetts, is necessary to the sePa-
ration; which will never take place, I'VE ap-
prehend until the sense Of the people OF Maine,
in favor Of separation, shall be more unani-
uously expressed than on the late trial.
\ From tie Aurora, Dec. 90.
Il seems il has been already determined
ahat the ne~ department., that is the fifth wheel
70 the state coach, must be established, the
gentleman who is to fill the place, is already
PANIED in one OF the treasury papers, before
ne bill has had first reading in either house.
Mr. Harden, Of Kentucky, appears to be
Ee'y obstinate sort of a man. He supposes,
mat II there is money enough in the treasury,
establish three or four additional miiissry
eA'ols when one is sufficient to educate Off
ers Tor an army Of 100, 900 men-or to estab-
sn a national university at an expense OF
niil'on OF dollars--that it would he quite as
use 10 reduce the existing taxes. 1t is very
a'a That the taxes are wanted-but it is E.
%uahy plain that neither the university nor
N military schools are wanted-mless by
'''s ~ao aant-jobs.
MAJ. Goodrich. who was lately robbed near
sseS bridge in Newburyport, and whose ad-
tr'sement 3, may be found in this days paper,
~ remains indisposed at that place and at
hes deprived of his reason. In addition to
sooo offered by Maj q. for the appre-
Fisicn oil the villains. the inhabitants OF |
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
NOTICE.

HE Copar'nership heretofore existing he
tween the subscribers under the Fl m of
THOMAS CHADWICK & Co.
is by mutual consent this day dissolved All
persons having demands on the subsc ribers. are
requested TO exhibit hem, and all indeb ed are
requested 20 msks payment 10 JoNA. CAGE, 20
his agent, remainisg in he store iaseiy occupied
by the snbscribers) who is dnly sahorz+a o
adjust the same. THOS. CHADWICK.
IONA. GAGE
Portisnd, Dec. IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
English Goods selling at the Auc-
ton Prices!

BENJAMIN WILLIS, JR. & Co.
Nos. S&4, HAY-MARKET. ROW:
Lave just received and are now opening 2S
L Il Packages ofsrAPBE & FANCY GOODS,
which together with their former stock comprises a
very extensive assortment of
English, India & French Goods,
the most OF which have been purchased at the late
sales at Auction. and will be sold at pricessccord
ugly. Purchasers respectfully invited to cali
aud examine for themselves. They are assured that
the prices of Goods shall meet their expectations.
FOR SALE As ABOVE,
$50 hhls. St. Ubes SALT;
i do. It, Croix Run;
9 pipes yiaona WINE;
2t boxes -ouchong TEA, Beverly's cargo;
chests Hyson Skin TEA;
II boxes no. 1 CHOCOLATE;
90 do. Z by 9 GLASS
5 casks Cd cut NAILS; .-ers
bags Cocoa 80 Ills;
boxes STARCH;
case Datch BRUSHES containing Floor,
Hand, and Hearth Btu hes;
case conmouDutch LOOKING GLASSES:
ASo bundle, London PINS, from 8 1-2 to 5, ant
will be sold low.
Dec. "a. CIV.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
FOR sale AT
J. WINCHESTER'S

Nautical Book and Stationary Store,
No. 5, JONEs' Row, ExcHASGE-srREEr,
80 Reams first quality WAITING PAPER,
80 TO. LETTER Do.
500 Packs PLAYING CARDS,
LEnGERs, DAY-BOOKS, JOURNALS,
WASTES and MEMoRANpums, nmde Of The best of
Paper, aud cheap as can be had in MAINE
Elegant Family and other BIBLEs--tosether
with general assortment Of SCHOOL-BOOKS
in common use, on the most reasonable terms,
NAUTICAL PuBLIcATIoNs, INSTRUMENTS and
CHARTS, of every part Of the world.
Also, for sale at the above store, a general as
sortnent of
CROCKERY AND GLASS
WARE,
as cheap as can be had in town, for Cash only.
UT Cash and the highest price given for clean
Cotton and Linen RAGS. 81 Dec. Ct
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28

JONA. GAGE, continues to do hu sness in
the store lately improved by Thcs. Chadwick
& Co.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28

committee ofthe Legislature OF New
Hampshire have report ed, that the sum of
100000 in treasury notes, received by Gov.
Pumer, in August last, and by him at that
time exchanged for $40, 80 in six per cent.
stock, might have been sold on the 3lst of
Aug at 81 per cent. and six per cent stocks
nigh, have been bought at the same time
At SO per cent by which sale the treasury
notes should have brought S3s, 300, and
this amount OF cash should have purchased
S44,osO in six per cent stock. Jhe loss to
the state therefore by Gov. Plumer's bro
kerage is S3,sio. larger sum than he will
be able to Gu, off from all the salaries in the
State.
On the 5th inst. the House of Represen-
ta,ives of the Legislature Of Virginia sat
with closed doors for tzv0 hours, on commu-
nication from the president of the U. 5. to
the Governor of that State
Petersburg Intel.
The seal of secrecy was taken off, and
il is said the subject was, a project for a
colony on tn. the N. w. Coast tor emanci-
pa,ed blacks. No decision
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
ITCH
Price SO Cents per Boz.

ITtcc % CcHtS per boT.
= u For sale at the Bookstore oil j. WIECHES-
lEf, Exclange-street and at JOas 5. DU-
PEf's Druggist Store, Fore-street, head OF Long
wharf. Dec. 2S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28

~ JUSTICES RECORDS.
For sale al thi> Of..ce.