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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
Fresh London Medicines, Paints,
Uye-S!..0s, Sargeon's hstru-
mentS, sc.
BEN AMIN BUTMAN.


BENJAMIN BUTMAN.
MXDDLE-SzREEZ.
LAS received per the General Lincoln, from
L London, via Bottom, 40 eatenfve aaormens
of
Drugs Medicines, Paints, Dye.Stuqi Ss,.
geon's LufyMmenfs, &c.
ameng which are-True Anderfons Pills-Ce.
phal.c Snuf-Jeluit Drops- Chamomie Fiowers-
Colocyn,h- Osyd Bifmuth- Squiii.-Flor Beso;os
do Z,oc'i-Gum Galbsnum-Lunsr CAuilie-
Oil Rhodiam-O Oil Cymn = Oil Iuniper-Mudges,
inhaier--Wa.ch OIL Valerian--Tart Enetic--
Gram Scales and Wsighss-. A pothecary.s copper
scales and Weighis-Bo.us Knives Refined IiQu.
orce Windior Soap Tooth Brufhe,- .Cour, Pisl-
ter-Sals Lemon-Wafers-Bo Boxes Water Colours
long and ihort Caniel's Hair Pencils-Inds lax
-C.rmine- Red Chalk-Freneh do-Drop Lake
and Dutch Pink Patent Ys.
low Kings do-S!ip Blue Orange Red-Prple
nrown-Woad-coarie and 6ue Rmery--Camels
ha'r ioois--Varnifh b. uihes-Clasier's Diamouds
&c &c
Ampatat'ns nlfruments-Trepanningd o-Di4
,ect,ng do--Pocket Cafes--Silver Ca,heters--Cum
= attic do; Gum Raflic Boughies; ben London
a'ance's common do; Gum do; Trocsrs, Pro.
bangs improved key Tooth Ipisrumenss con-
mou do; Pins for flare Lips Eialaic Gum syr.
soge' ivory do; Seton Needles Polypus For.
csPs, &c &c De-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
W Lillian LORD.

WILLIAM LORD,
las for faie, a. his fore in Fore Greet, 1t the
head of Long Wharf, general afortment of
HARD VARS
West-India Goods e. Groceries,
AMONG WHICH Aas,
Coxniac Brandy Nutmegs
Spaniih do Cloves
Hollands Gin Ca1ia
American do Pepper
WI Rum Ground do
n. E. ditto Ahpice
Lfbou. Alultard
Sheriff WINES ccyenne
vidouay S.arch
Loaf and brown Sugars Iodigo
e.: g.: &C.; AID e'
Coffee Alum
Chocolate LoYwood
Shelis Redwood
Rice FuRick
Cotton Cotton and Wool Cards
Mola8es Roll Brmffone
Salt Sulpher do
Cheefe Brooms
Flour Floor Bsufhss
Mould and diped Can. Sirves
dies Gin Cafes
Sosp Powder and Sho,t
Filth Nails
Box and eaik RAifns Thy 0lafs-Pipes
FIGS Iron Shoveh, Sc tSs
Cprrants 6w February
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12

More Crockery and Glass Hare
AT REDUCED PRICES.
CHARLES BLANCHARD
No. s, Merchants Rou, MMdle.yr.a
lIAs just received Fifty Packages of
China, Glass, Crockery, and Hard
WARE,
Consisting of Crates well assorted in the or;o;,.,
package, and large stock of opened Ware par,;s
ulary for the country-many articles of wh;Oh
ouch as Plates and Teas) will be repacked at h..
price than heretofore.
A complete assortment at retail, such az Tso
Sets OF more than twenty different patterns.
From S so TO so dollars each
Dining Sets from 25 te 70 dollars each
Tumblers from 96 cts. to dollars Der doz
Wines from 81 cts to dollars per doz.
Decanters from 81 1 g to 8 dollars per na;r
Low priced Dutch Looking Glasses
Do do do. Toys for children
China, Printed, Edged, Painted and c. r
Plates and Cups and saucers of all sizes.
Brass Walters Plated and Iron Candlesticks
House, Hearth, and hand brushes common All
brass nosed Bellows. Together with great VAR.
tyof
FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
March 5. If.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
*x~ NEW GOODS!
WEBER & CHASE,
FYcHANCE STPEET

v
MiddIng aud lowa priced ditto fame
priced ditto fame coiors.
colors,
F,annels and Baixes-Cords
Peiiece Cloths-Bombazets
Wil5ores-Dur ants-Crapes
Beff dre(s'd and undreaed Caicoee
Silk add common Ginghams
Cambricks, white black and coIoured
large shortment of Fancy Mullins
Shawls--6k and cotton Handkerchief
Loug Lawn.--Linen Braces
Gen lemeu and Ladies' Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto fix and worried Hoie
Black and ccloured iewing Silks
Goa, End VeA buttons
Rlbeons-Tapes and Bobbins
Lu,elrings-IaIian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hoie--Bu,ton Mou!ds.
ALS0-A general aGortnent of
An,eyican Factory Goods.
~ Treafury Notes and New York Bills received
for me above goods
Portland March S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12

ceiveo are Inc following
Rollins Ancient Hiflory
8 vols 6vo with ztiafs
Weem $ life of Waihing.
ton
Bancroft . do
Pocket AtIa6 contain.
ing 20 Maps with .
sketch of each State
. very valuable and
intereiling work
Cooper . Surgery, new
edition
Thoma Practice
CT nina! Recorder
Display
Practical Hints
Female Scripture char.
aGers
Wind cation of Uuitari.
anien
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
P More new and ualuaJIe Books.
ISAIAH THOMAS, JUNR.
A the Portland Bookftore near the Bank has
juit received an additional affor,ment of
Dnn
BOOKS,

and IN few days expects seve.oi tjossssd v,iam0
ssss compiling very valuable and estenEve az
ioriment. the whole Of which will be fold ct very
low and ",sg.Ia,' prices-Among which jufi re-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12
WILLIAM p. DAVIS.

WILLIAM p. DAVIS,
TIAS for sale At his fore in Fore.ilreet, uear the
i i head Of Long Wharf,
hhd' good retailing MolaHes
Co w l Rum
5 DON X do.
s tons we'll aGor,ed Hollow Ware
Ageneral afortmen, of
Vest India Goods and Groceries,
Wholefale or retail.
400 ID. good Southern FLAX.
Feb. 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12

Pious Selections
Smith . Botapy
Lectures on Botany
Elements of Morality
Character of St. Paul
Porteu 9 Lectures
Dcd0ey . Fables
Alfred, an Epic Poem
Beas . Advice
Scientific Dialogues
H,llory John DsCafro
Burn . Poems, 4 vol.
Third vol Cowpsr . Pc.
ems
Humboldt . Travels
Duty, or the white cot
tage
Latin CiaGcks, OH and
10Th vols jun receiv
ed from Bottom
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-12

No. 5 North american ReUiew,
yulf received at Portland Bookffore, where iub
tcrIbers are requfled to call aud receive H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20
Spring and Summer Goods
JOSEPH HARROD,
Head of ExcHAi

''-- Head OF ExcHAN Nc k-sTREET,
LA received an extensive assortment Of SEA
Ii SONABLE GOODS;
$50 AMONG WHICH ARE
Best west Of England black blue and brown Broad
cloths---superine and common blue, mx'd, olive
aud green ditto-superfne and common Cassineres
ali colours A-4 London Cambria Prints, dark aud
light-S-4 do. = do. common do.
Furniture Patch and Copperplates India ali.
coes-lndia Cottons-patent steam loom sbirtiugs
-73 and Irish Liiens--A-4 German Linens
~, 54 aud Ia Calico Standardization Shawls
-Nankin aud Canton Grapes, all CO ours--whits
1san--Cot ton Cassimeres--UranduriliS- blue Nam
,,a--bnf dittet--Beaver Cassimeres--PriestCl Cloths
--,aiita-tts--whte, green and yellow Flannels-
brown Linens Marseiiies and common Vestings-
striped aud coloured Jeaos--black silk Vestings-
eambric, common and furniurne Dimotes--l-4
and Ga white Cambria, and Cambria Musiins-Lin.
en- Cambrcs--fancy and plaid Musl,ns--muil Mus
ins-whte aud coiored pocket flandkerchiefs--
imitation landkerchets--corded Cambricks----
corded MusIias and Gingha,ns--3-l, a. aud OH
s'inghams dark aud light--slate and white Cotton
and Worsted Hose--gentlemeh white. brown.and
mix'd whole and half Hose-iades' kid Gloves
black " iiite and colored--Canton black and COLI
ored silk Handkercbiefs-B andanna and flag do
ge ntlemen's beaver and doe skin Gloves--cotton
Umbrellas aud Parasols--Fans--wfe cotton
lhread--yellow and white marking Canvas
cotton Slack--6-l white and black silk Lace
cotton laces-Cotton Balls apes--f ns--Beb-
ins-ferrets--bIack and colored Sinchaus--back
and colofel Sattins- Florence Lnsrings, all cob
rs-~elegant gauzed Rib5ons. black, green, and
plaid Ribbons--biacs aud colored tainbfics-Kus.
STA -heeting, ia yards wide-black and white
italian Grape, NC. &c.--to be sold very low Tor
Cash OILY. May 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20
Jedediah Cobb's Will.

10 the heirs at law Of THE sqateef JEDE-
D1AH COBB afe Of Gray in saia eospt,
ty,, Esqtire, dsceated, and 10 al otbers
concerned in Ilid s/2ate.
M re - . certain ind rumen, purportirg 10
be he all VIII aud Teitanens OF izd DE-
ceafed has been prefer ed for probate TO me- he
judge If pso,atr. ia and for laid coua
~ by Eaenezer Cobo the esecu ttercic na,cvd.
YOU are hesey cited 10 appear asfose me At
PIobate Cour' to We held a. shs Regiaee's OH Z
~ Portland In faid Couny Wednesday s.e
weaiy iif'h day OF September nexc q. Ten . clock
IN the forenoon 10 thew cAuie il any you have for
Or agaiua the fame.
Dated at ooeiiand aforelAid this fourteen h day
Of Aayuf, A. D. 1876.
SAM FREEMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20
BOWDOTN CGLLEG.s.

NOTfesh is hereby glven Ina, candidate. for ad,
milton i.,to Bo~doin Coiisge vii he esam1n-
ed On Luriday the 4. n day Of september rext at
ha'f at er eigh. O'Clock, A M in M.dschuiests
Hal
{ I will be remembered that in addition 10 the
qualifications formerly required, an aqusnfance
with the b4esties ssd Css,giss Of TWgH is cow Joe
diipenfao!e. ;
No one viii be examined who does rot produce
pro1er teltlmoniaIs vi good morA' charscte,
J. APPLET ON. Psefdene
Bowdoin College, Aug 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20

lHa 'uose''ner he euy gives Iuhtic notice 10
II concerned, tina, she has been duly .uoo,n,a',
.ad taken upon herself The rus Of Admins,
~ the estse OF RACHEL SMITH. late ~
Ca borough, IN The cvuaiy OF Cumberland GIN,
) lew man deceased, by giviug bond as ,hr i. -
IL fec,s-she therefore It's I'll sef...s ,.ho
&c udeb ed TO The said deceased's state 70 -
nmed,a,e payment, and tbust w,,o has. -.
III nds thereon, 10 xl,ioi Inc s.me 10 '
RACHEL MILLIKEN
Scarborough, Aug. "A. 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20
County of Lincoln Meeting.

A MEETING of the Citizens of he County Of
a Lincoln is,o be holden At the Meeting houfe
in Whitfield on Thurfday the s2d inf. at Il o'eios k
A. NJ. 20 take iuto confederation The gtea, Que,
ton of ereG,ng Maine into an ndepeuden, SAFE
no douo IL en- aimed but Tia, il will be general
~ attended and although it may no, be Compo(
ed Of ali "bs isissts Ct the County. j, ff,rds
pleaiuse TO the freuds Of the measure 70 6s.d he
Respectable yeomzpry Of the diaret are generally
awakened to the iugjret.
Wiieadss, Auguft z. 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20
+. MASONIC NOTICE..

NE Oriental scar Lodge o: Free and Aocep.
ted M4fo,s will be INHALED 1t Laves,r-Fe
20 inf All tjoutoiog verify B,e'h.sn axe
refpeclfu'y invited attend, with iu, able elo.h-
ing for the occa6ion.
BY Order Of the n. W Mater
sis THyMas CHASE jr SAe,sss,,
Livermc-e, Auguft 8. - q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20

The subscriber hereby gives rcblic notice -
=" concerned thst he has been duly appon ed
IN the estate Of THOMAS HOCKENHIIi
tate OF Por,lsnd, in he county If Cum Grand
cordwUner dece .sed. by giving bond as the /. =,
d'rec,s--ne therefore requests all persons vhn
re .ndeo, ed 10 the said doceased's es,.,c ,o
To Ike i,nmedla'e pay ment and these who h.y.
my demands thereon, % exti5u h SINE Ia
JOHN MCCLELLAN.
Portland, Aug. II. 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20
I'VE the faafeabers having been appointed

WE the fusfcabers having been appointed
w Commiiii"ners by the Hon Jeremiah oz.tsy
Judge Of probate for the county Of Lincoln to re
ce,ve and examine he aims # the cred tar, to the
eltate Of TIMOTHY CT sRY lae Of JefFsrscu. in
fAid ecu y yeouaaa deceaied reprelsnted ,nsolveu,
do hereby give notice thar Gx noah, are allowed
TO faid EDITOR TO brig 10 and prove their cams,
and that we viii attend thar ervice a, he dive inns
he ufe Of fhoms' tierryman in ia.d JsfTer,on o"
the .ecosd Ard AN Monday, the hire. following
month. viz September. oaober and Novemeer,
from clock IN he forenoon ,i!i fou, in he al
sernoon, slNCI.BlR cn~s
Jo!iN JONES, .f.",..
jefferfon, Aug 7.lss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20

THE subscribers hereby give public no ice 10
oil concerned. that they have been duly appor.-
cd and taken upon nhe mse'ves the trust OF Exc
caors OF !hs last win AID Testament Of WILL
LIAM FROST late If Westbrook, in he conn,
~ OF Cumberland, merchant deceased, BY giving
bond as the law d,fec,s-they therefore rsuue.t
ali persons who arc indebted to the said decess.
eds estate TO make immedts ps,men, and
those who have any dem .nds there on, 10 exhibit
the same 10
THOMAS SEAL,
LEVI QuINLY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20
& t5252i3 81
Amount Of Public Debt

-AHiouHt vi OeDt Is lJZJxlo
{. Stock belonging 10 the Commonwealth.
Balance Of principal, 1st April, 1916
on Ger ifcate No.. 4352 per cent
u. 5. stock present value iA1e2 90
Balance Of principal, list April 1916
on certificate No. $3.50 deferred
per ccM US stock present value, 2i75OO 90
Certificate No. S345, 81 per cent stock 24976O 90
Certificate No. cit, s per cent stock
new 1901 50
Certificate No. S6a, per cent stock
new 49, eSas 90
Certificate No. 400 7 per cent stock 1928 %
Certificate No.l25O, I per ceut stock 1876 90
Certificate No. Att, 7per cent stock 1OO3A 90
Reimbursement and interest due Sis,
Decembsr, 1914, on the two frs.
above, unpaid 1926S 50
Reimbursement and interest due 3tss
March, 1915, on the two FIRST u.
bove, unpaid 1928 Sc
Stock in the Union Bank 10000 90
Stock in the Boston Bank, 6OO000 90
Schedule Of Expenditures and Rsrenus Of As State
Of Massachusetts.
Salary officers brought forward, A6s,s 90
Committee on accounts roll 5000 Uh
Average of pay rolls, last five years $1,000 90
Quarter Master Generals depart
ment, $4,000 90
State Prison 1850 co
Interest on five per cent stock, 27503 90
sundry balances to county Treasu.
rer, pensions, incidental expenses
and grants" $4,000 90
Intee,st on loans from banks estimat.
ed as they now stand-Sf30 600, $500 90
Interest on loan for defence, 50i60 90
Total Of annual expenditure, I322f35 90
State Tax, 1889 S3
Bank Tax, 1tSo00 90
Bank Dividend. 6000o 90
Total Of annual revenue, D306SSS 81
I'm this item may be included certain erpenses
arisitg on. q ae sear but there IS no eridenee IL
tie Treasury office ~ uh'eh The sxaet aoorat can DC
GscertGiaeds
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that q Gated meet
~ ing Of the Overieers of Bowdoin College
will be held 10 the College Chape! in Bruniwi.t.
ON Tuefday the Sd day Of sep,emper next a, 10
O'Clock a NJ. JOHN AREOr Sec,ry
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20
Observation-Disclosures.

The old story for coasters is got up in the Argu,
over the signature of" Lincoln": that is that Con.
gress will make Law to let them 90 withnut en-.
teriag and &c ring out. There is not coaster.
cook from Portland to Machias who does nv, know
this story Ia be worn-out-triek, got up at tn
Augusta convention. and 80 often exposed, detect
Ell and secuted that even the IS menoriaists b. /.
iy dropped it in their memorable address to tae,,
own body on the subject Of separation. The coas
tiers themselves are much better lawyers than Lin.
coin on the coasting trade. They know that Con
gress can no more grant them relief than they cau
from taxes already laid and appropriated by law
Lincoln your communication is Wholly lost on the
coasters can assure you. 1t is very stupid
thing. All the merit it has to recommend it to tn
Argus il, that there j. no truth in il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20

PIoUs CAUTIoN.-The Vermont Baptist As,
ISOLATION have published an extract from their
minutes cau'ionng the public against JOSHUA
YOUNG, late pastor of the church in Brandon
as having been convicted before an Ecclesias-
teal Council OF various crimes and warning
the churches TO beware Of him as an ungodly
man.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20

In consequence Of the great length Of the
Address and documents accompanying it, we
are under the necessity Of issuing Supple
ment--,o which our readers are referred for a
number OF interesting communications and ar
tcles Of intelligence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20

RICHMOND, AUG 2.
Notwithstanding all the elamor againit
Mehrs JOHNSON and CLAY, they will be
re-eleced to Copgrefs for Kentucky.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20
DIE n

In Westbrook, on the 5th inst. Mr.. William
Frost aged 2I-a young man much respected by
all who knew him.
In Liminstoo, on the 10th inst. after severe
sickness, Mrs. Miriam Small, consort Of Mr.
Joshua Small, agcd so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20

Mdnmoatb Cucumber. "A Cucumber
raifed this year by MIR. T. Sfantsn of this
city, mealures I8 inches in length
and II. 3 q in circumference Three of
them m, aiured feet d / z inches, and
feet 10 inches in circumference.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20

TO BE LEI.
A CONVENIENT STORE and HOUSE !, Jones,
Row, Eichauge-lfree,. Apply TO BssyAmIn
WILLIS Jr' q co Ausutt 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20
Dzoeiiing. Honss FIR fair.


HE eitae # Thomas Name late. II Portland
VIII be fold. ny order Of Court ii IN sl.t aac-
,ioa on he fourth uay ol Seq ember usi. tsn y.
clock 10 the forenoon. The fa;d effate G.. hns e
one ha;f Of atwo Rory dve,''ag hcue In H,.ec,k
Il, eet with barn, and the iaod on whica sissy
are q uWed. The houfe has = contain, sm s,y Of
good va er BY "a sqdsduct. Sx,s m the gsmltsas
Aug. go ROBERT w Knight Assss
w 3 the fubfcribsrs having been appoinssa ~
w the Hon Samuel Freeman EfQ % receive
and etamine the claims Of creditors TO she sia.e IS
ISAAC 0ILKEY late Of Cor hA N hougs wr.eht de-
cealsd. rs.retented inlovent, do hes coy give no.
tice that 6x mont he allowed sofsid sd,sor. TO
bring 10 and prove. their c.aims and sha, ne ";
attend that fsrvee At the dwelling homie ef the
widow Cay C,!key inGorham on the 6, I, aud .aQ
Fsidays in september nsxs the Ian Friday 10
October sex,, the secoad Friday in November
Oex.. aud the Ian Fridays in Deeemhe, and Jan.
uasy ueas from Two to 6S o'clock 10 the afternoon
on each of laid days
LOrHROPLEwIs, C.~.a.
y, WILLARD BUcrRICK { Eo.ps.
Corhana, Augua 10. 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20

Making clear annual addition to
our taxes of
But if he present amount of taxes
on banks in Maine be deducted
from the above sum, it will still
leave an annual addition to our
tax on Polls and estates in
Maine of
That Maine annually receives for
The travel of her members 10
the General Court 5.l14,e3
more than she contributes for
that purpose, making a clear
annual gain of
That the donation to the colleges
is made from the tax on Banks,
and that Massachusetts contrib
utes annually Sl,l3o,7o to
Bowdoin College, more than
her proportion, according to
the proportion OF that tax paid
in Maine and Massa causetts,
and this sum is gained 10y Maine
annually
That by the tax on Banks, Mass
achusetts pays annually towards
the support of Government
Sll,222,69, more than her
proportion, according to the
ratio of taxation, and this sum
is gained bv Maine annually.
That during the war Massachu-
sets contributed SI27,sa8,82
for the defence OF Maine, more
than her fair proportion accor.
ding TO the ratio of taxation.
That there is actually received
from the public Treasury and ex-
pended in Name more money
than we contribute to the sup
port of Government.
That if a Separation should now
take place on the terms propos-
ed, Maine must create public
debt Of at least $3.50, 900, to
enable her TO defray the ex-
pense. of forming a constitution
and erecting public buildings,
or that sum must he inimedi-
ately assessed on the people.
That the probable loss which we
shall sustain in the funds Of the
State occasioned principally by
the terms Of Separation viii be
And that the probable loss we shall
sustain by giving up the public
buildings and other Real Estate
in Massachusetts, will be at
least s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20

In Tins days Gazette we present our read.
ers with The Address adopted by the Conven-
ton of Delegates VINO assembled al Brunswick
on the Isl inst. Ii is work Of much labour
and research; and we hope all into whose
hands il may fall, will give it tina, candid and
disrassionate reading which its importance en-
titles il to. Those who are honestly seeking
the welfare OF the District. without regard to
local or personal interest may here find suii
cient data on which to found conec, opinions
andto direct them in the path OF duty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20
&onCapS.
Tuesday, August 20, 1916.

In the supplement is published that part of the
law which contains the Conditions of Separa-
ton, and the duties Of selectnen. town clerks.
and assessors OF plantations, respecting the
great and important meeting, to be holden on
the hrss Monday OF September next. 1t should
be distinctly noticed by the Selec,men of the
several towns, AMI assessors q unineorporated
plantations, that the question 10 be decided is
thus expressed in the law-'' Is it expelient
that the District Of Maine shall be separated
from Massachusetts aud become an indepen-
dent state, upon the terhs and conditions pro,
sided in an act, entitled g an act concerning
the separation Of the District Of Maine from,
Massachusetts Proper, and forming the Same
into separate and Independent state p And
il should he inserted in the warrant. for calling
the meetings in these very sUords.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20
Read and unanimously accepted.
p. TALLMAN, President.
ATTEST, Afford RICHARDSON. Seer,

The foilouiog is an eeicia! Statement ofMe Public
Debt, Rereane and Expenditures Of The State Of
Mas sachusens, reported the Treasurer, Jsaie
1916.
Six per cent stock, issued for loans for
defence $4,000 90
Five per cent funded debt 5.9213 81
Five per cent loans from the several
Banks, 10000 %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20
100000

ARCHELAUS LEWIS,
DAVID PAYSON,
JOSEPH INGRAHAM,
AMMi r. MITCHELL,
CHARLES SAMSON,
DANIEL QUINNAM,
JOHN A. HYDE,
JOSIAH PIERCE,
JAMES WILSON,
BENJAMIN l.. HOWE,
S. LONGFELLOW, Js.
SAMUEL STEPHENSON,
PHILIP OWEN,
BENJAMIN ORR,
JAMES ROGERS,
JOSH All BURNHAM.
RICHARD HARNDEN,
LEVI WHITMAN,
JOEL THOMPSON,
JOHN DUNLAP
SECOMB JORDAN,
WILLIAM LADD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-20
THE COASTING TRADE.

.ue important interest of the coasting trade
,s .a's now to be wholly abandoned, by the
~. OF separation, as small thing
4 . ' ambitious men have favourite projects
DIV ~" calculated solely for their own aggran-
se.pen', all interests inconsistent with their
l. sn, VIII OF course be disregarded and light
,,oa as 'e Soon after the subject of separa-
.omo was iirst brought forward, they manifested
wh ue regard tor that numerous class of men
list nVing depends on this trade. They
n.aa a,'erea 'h Congress might make pro-
NV" vi 'heIn by law, and that the sacrifices,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-08

n,.,,,yshssoY. We ieATn ~ Vet.
non 0A Nth. thai q Vakeel had passe !,
sss y, '..,' .J the Camp On the III
sss 'aly through Sir Dasad's Camp o.
bp'''sa, !. &, s;srswlee, where the Goor :,
Nssf . ), 3 the political agent fof the
rsds, !, . ss~ 3 and negotiating wltf'
csee'. ,I;sysd that the enemy had eva.
II, ssatvuI. and. that they were N
a,'sd 0le,ity from the simultaneous y,
gts .r e ofthe several columns ~. !. :,
a0,sa Cat and some battalions are ~ =
20 a., a which is not fan distant from the
sSe's p pa Letters describe the climate ano
~ !. y. = most delightful. At Beechiskd
stsnssf .a = water was procured ; q re,
.'sslsr not 70 be found in the whole road
S,sasn , . b we learn that the
!. ~. fISs was ready, and would march on
be 18th. .,,h. . h,,tal;on would remain
as'ss.b;ako. where another depot would
s sss@ss, The only casualty which
Be ! ' s.surred in the army Of Sir DAVID
pa ,ss death of a camp follower, VINO
W " wounded by a poisoned arrow ana
Aid 10 3 few hours,