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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17
COLONY OF FREE BLAcrc

'"cefVh, N0pcIDIere
Al meeting ola number of n'o.
hah'tants OF this place and its ,;r re IN
Col: Erk"rfes Betty was called ~ !" ,,y,
cretary. eu Be-
The Rev; Mr.. Finley read pane,
porting to be memorial and peti petit; pur-
the Legislature of New-Jcrsey, "a 10
OF WHICH will be found below. and stop, copy
many interesting circumstances. tented en%
to show the eeNpediency and practirahins
u OF coionizikg on the coast Of Af "a'lll'
or elsewhere, the 3" Free Eiocls" n "a,
different States, who may feel d iie
posed to emigrate TO the land of tbe;,u Us
Tiers. ''eN Ia
The following resolutions were OFF,,
and adopted oAersd
ReSolrcd, That a committee oe g
be appointed to circulate and obtain i've
natures TO the memorial. The folloui;gs
gentlemen were appointed as the comm,
Zee, VIZ. Elisha Clark, John G.. Siene j'" NJ
e. .Stocktou, DR.. Vn, j. Cleece. and P.i pl
Voorhees,. A''osf
Resolrcd. That this meeting view vii,
high appreciation the plan of memo run
lzlng the Legislature of this State 10 na.
their influence with the National Ie ~ Js'
ture to adopt some plan Of colonizinss ', tG.
" Free Biacks.'' Tue
Resoieed, That the friends 10 the ,bon.
plan are requested to meet at Trenton os
the evening of the 9th Jan. 1917. at I'M
house of Mr.. Herbert. "'e
RESOLVED, That the proceedings of hi.
meeting be published, and that the n ,n,a
tiers throughout the States, who are G.
vorablc to the plan are requested ~
give the proceedings of this meeting and
the memorial, an insertion in their ma
pers. pc
E'kurios Beatty, Chairman
James S. Green, Sec'y.
10 the Hon. IKE Legislature of Men
Jersey.
The memorial and petition of the sinh
scrloers, inhabitants of New-J shew-
eth: That they have viewed with great
interest and concern the present cohdition
and future prospects of thefree peopIe Of
colour In this and oursister states. While
the love of liberty and the feelings of hu-
mainly, have produced the Characterization
OF great number of these people. and
are gradually effecting the freedom of the
rest; 1t ls with much regret that YOUR
petitioners observe tire DEGRADED situs-
ton III which those who; have been free
from slavery remain, and from va
riety of considerations will probably re-
main, while they continue among the
whites. 'A'
Toenable them TO rise to that condi-
ton to which they are entitled by the
laws OF God, and nature, it appears desi-
rable, and even necessary, to separate
them from their former masters, and place
themin some favorable situation by them
seiyeS, perhaps an .Afi7ca, tic lgnd of tkeir
fathers. Its therefore respectable re-
quested of the Legislature to instruct.by
resolution or otherwise, the Senators ana
Representatives from the State of New
Jersey, TO lay before the Congress at their
next meeting, as a subject Of considera-
ton, the expediency of forming colony
on the coast of Africa, or elsewhere.
where such ofthe people of colour as are
now free, or may be hereafter set free.
may, with their own consent, be remoy
ed. And your petitioners will, as in duly
bound ever pray.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17

EDITORS con &c SIer = % Dee TO-

EDITORS CORgESPONDFNriF''
Columbia, Frjday Nigbt.
uco, r,c.,.,.-... . Decearbor 6, 1916.
- DIN MI II was opposed to him.-TC,ol. y lad
%, anu Mr.. b q getes.j Judge SMITH l.
ieSteo Senator to Congress, both for the s,nex.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17
Hartford, Conn. } Dec. 0.
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT AND vIcE.
PRESIDENT,

Ihe Electors of President & Visc-Presidcnt
met IN this city on Wednesday last, for the por-
pose OF voting for President and Vice-Presi-
dent of the United States. The Electors nine
10 number, gave their votes unaninlousIy fer
the Ion. Rufus King, of New-York. for presi-
dent-and for Nicc-President, the Hon. James
InsosS, OF pennsylyania, had FIVE votes, and the
af = ~, John MARSHALL, of Virginia, Chief Justice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17
EIECVOPS

On Tuesday last, the following gentlemen
we're chosen by the Legislature Electors OF
President and Vice President. WIN. on wed.
nesday, voted unanimously for .Jan,es SIonroe
and ID. ID. 1ompkins -
Richard u. Screven Frederick Nance
W m Oarrett James Duff
Philemon bradford Thomas Ire
Joseph Reid Thomas Evans
John Thomas and
III. Mcharreil John L. Wilson.
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Colwnbia, (S. C. Dec. s.

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ELECTIONS BLYTHE LEGISL AZURE.
GoreTHor-Colonel Andrew Piekens, Jun.
andrew PickenS, (of Pendleton.) 81
Thomas Bennett, (SpeakerH r.. "a
Gen. Cuthbert, 1cx
Nath. e. Cieary, So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17

tits said, that Mr.. George Record. mer-
chant of Sacketrs Harbor, has, during the
last month, shipped TO Lower Canada trio
tons Of Speciel NY. Ca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17

III @ re 1rianc rs @ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17

=, The Hon. Vim. Gray e. John G. Jones.
ESQUIRE, of Boston, have declined accept,
ing the Office of Directors of the United
States Branch Bank, to be established in
that town.
>, we also understand, that John Hone.
Esq; has declined serving as d Directorof
the Branch to be established in this CITY.
Nv. !. u. Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-17

We understand, that Mr. LEE, late con-
SUI at bordeaux, is appointed Account
ant OF the War Department.
;, We understand, that ALEXANDER c.
HANSON, is appointed to fill the vacancy
ooccasloned by the resignation of ROBERT
G0oDLoE HARPER, who, it is rumoured,
VIII be the next Governor Of Mar, land.
tieWgefoWn Messenger.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-12-07

The Ofages complain that let,lem1hts
are forming in the mott of their hunting
country, Eve hundred miles welt of the
Mifliippi, being about half way to the
Spaniih villages in Mexico.
1t is conjectured that the Indians who
have committed the late deprcda,ions at
the Boon lick fettlements are Sacks and
Winebagoes, who were returning from
an expedition againft fome tribes Of Milf
fouri Indians, with whom they are at
war. Fear, and not treaties, mutt bind
thefe people, as the experience Of Gen.
eral Smith fully illultrates.
MOSuri Gag
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-12-07
Mussey & Whitman.
Dec. Z. 1916

No 3, MUsssYs Row,
A RE daily making aodricn, 10 their flock Of
- Boeks and Sta ionary. They have JUN receiv
ed, Journal Of Y, uug Man of MsGAchufeta in
Dsrtmcor P,ifon sorgs Of he Temple, or Bridg
water Co;'e6t,oO Of Sacred MUGc Hamilton on
Education; Buffers ANALOGY; Watts on the Mind
Benedids H,fiory of the Rsp,i0s; Concentrations
on Chsmiiiry; Horace Dorfey's Surgery; Dorlsys
Cooper Rata Crown Law-Conyn On CONTRACTS
MsffAehufe,,s Law Powell Mortgage
Dickerfoa's Digef Bacons Abridement, &c &c.
and handfome addition TO their flock of STD
7zONAkT al which will be fold 90 - good
terms ~ in Bottom or eliewhere. !,
belonging 10 the Circulating Library Of JOSIAH
WHIvMAH u Co. are requeited to retusn ,hsms
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-12-07
FROM FRANCE.

An arrival at N. York, from France,
has brought papers to the 7oth October.
The voice of the King and the people
appeared to be in union and buGnefs
and amufement engroAed univerfal atten
ton.
The national guards of France Tan.
fwering to American Militia) had been
nearly organized under officers holding
commiilions from, and having fworn al.
legiance to Louis 18Th. They were ef.
timated at two millions of troops.
The Swedifh Count de Lawcnhaupt,
commandant of He!Gngburg. has been
killed at Copenhagen in duel with the
Danifh Baron Muller. The quarrel took
place Eve years 6nce. Baron M has
frequently invited his an,agoniit to the
field, who always declined. A, length
he complained to the Swediih Minilter
at the Court Of Denmark. who informed
his Government, who ordered the Count
to fight i!
ST. PRTERsBuRcH, sEPr. 2s.
The government. labours to render the
Navy RiIl more Respectable A great
Number Of veiieis Of the line and friga,es
are building at Cronftadt and Archangel.
Two veHels of "a guns. and four frigates
Of 40 each, conitructed in the latter port
have arrived here lately.
Government ALTO employs every means
to incrcaie our commerce with China.
Every body regards as very advantage
Gus, the Treaty of Commerce concluded
with the u. S. Of America.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-12-07
LdA
GAZETTE gz2 News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Dec. 2--Arrrived sloop Prudent, York from st.
Aadrews-echr. Adventure, Godtrey, fr. bubeck-
Dec. 5--sIoop Packet, sturdivant, from Boston
soop Joseph, stanwood, from do.--scbr. Witham
York, from elphia-brig Hope, Woodbury.,
80 days from Malaga. for Marblehead-Dcc. g.,
brig Gipsey, Tabor, from st. Ustatia, (Eng.) via.
the Vineyard-brig Rising Sun, Blanchard, from
elplIia--sloop Messenger, Lowell, Fl. Boston
-sIoop Caty- Aon, Blanchard, from do.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
At ST. Barts, 10Th alt. brigs Sally, Perkins, of
Ellsworth cargo sold Jane, Downing, Kennebunk,
partly sold; Eliza, Fogc, of Bath, at quar-. in
want Of men, water, provisions and ballast. Brig
Betsey, Austin, fror, Wiscassct, touched few
days previous, aad could not sell.
Schr Susan, Prentiss, of Portland just ar. from
Turks Island, with salt, was at Port-au-Pr
Oct. "a. Sch Flight, Of Baltimore, had been sold.
A brig from kennebunk for savannah, was spo-
ken oath ult in the Gulph.
Ship Elizabeth, M'lntosh, Of Portland 81 days
fr. Liverpool Tor N. Orleans, was spoken Oct %,
of st Domingo.
Nepbprgpsn. Nor. 30.--Ar. SCH Peggy, Va
rina, ~ days from ST. Domingo, Left, sch Abigail,
Rogers, OF Bath for Havana, in 10 days. had lost
all i@r crew, and the mate, Robert Waterman, SICK
on shore. Brig Trumbuli, sprsgue, Of Bath, wa.
driven from her anchorage, 10 severe gale, and
was lo,t IS miles to lesward, crew got on shore,
but AFTERWARDS the capt. mate, aud Thomas WEIGH
| and Bernard Huxley, died.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-12-07
coMMuNICATioN.
Ertyae, Of a letter from Washington City.

MR. SHIRLEY,
About month since the following request,
signed by about eighty citizens, Was made 10
the Selcctmen, &c. -
:" 10 the Hon. Justices Of the Peace and Seleetnen
ofate iown Of Portland
"GENfLExEx-Ihe subscribers inhabitants OF
said town considering the danger they are exposed
10, IRON lire, Larcenes and disorder Of every kind
feel il duty they owe to themselves their families
and the comInon interest they have in the protec-
tioa Of the property Of their fellow citizens and
for the preservation Of good order. To request
that you will take the exposed situation OF the
town into your wise consideration, and adiudge II
proper, and expcd:ent TO exercise the power given
you by the Act, entitled 'sAn Act, for keeping
watches, and wards in towns and for preventing
disorders in streets aud public places passed
March 10th, 1871; and appoint constsbie's watch,
consisting Of such numbers to watch nightly, and
Cor such length Of time ~ you shall think vii tend
to the best interest Of its Inhabitants"
Portland, Noe. $, 1886" t
:, Whercupon the selectmcn requested a
meeting OF the Justices, and after mature de-
Liberation, established the precise kind ota
watch asked for, viz. constabe's watch. But
il appears some are dissatisfied with the mode
adopted and the sclectmen, upon application
notified a meeting for the purpose ofdeterair-
ing upon the manner Of supporting the watch ;
this subject was referred TO committee and
the meeting adjourned 10 Monday next, 5
O'Clock p. NJ. TO receive the report.
II is not for me, TO decide whether the mode
now adopted is preferable to that ofhir'ng, but
it's, believe, very general opinion that
some kind of a watch is. necessary, as pre-
caution against fire as well asa guard against
the nightly depredations ofthe = light-hnger-
ed gentry. A CITIZEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-12-07
&ottCat1S:
Saturday, December Z, 1916.

We have the satisfaction OF congratuiatng
our readers upon the settlement Of the long
agitated question of Separation. 1t is now
disposed Of by the Legislature, in way that,
We trust, must be satisfactory to all good men ;
TO all who justly appreciate the advantages
Of wise administration Of wholesome laws !;
who are sensible Of the benefits resulting from
the union Of great people having common
interest, and wish to hazard no experiments in
search Of supposed improvements, when they
have no grievances to be redressed. |, could
not be doubted that the Legislature would
hear with inpartiality the complaints and ar
guments Of all who have made themselves in
tefested in this great question. The moder-
alton, liberality and disinterestedness display
ed at their former session the readiness with
which they granted every facility in their
power to the advocates Of the measure, were
sure pledges that no want Of candour would
be eyinced in any stage Of their applica-
tion. The result reported by the Committee
and adopted by the Legislature without de-
bate, is such as every one would have expect
ed, who had just notions Of what would com
port with the honour and dignity Of Legis.
Iative body. 1t is calculated to satisfy every
liberal and fair minded man. We doubt no.
The subject will now be put to rest for many
years ;-tiiat the extraordinary excitement
lately so prevalent will entirely subside !; that
the people of all parts Of our Commonwealth
will be more heartily disposed to live togcth-
er in harmony. And that the blessings Of
peace and good government will long distne
guish US as great, united and happy State. -
We hope every citizen OF Maine will carefully
peruse the proceedings Of the Legislature IN rea-
ton to the course pursued by the Brunswick con-
yention. The report Of the joint committee gives
dispas sionate and correct view OF the whole SUBJ
ject. While il avoids crimnation Il in substance
pronounces the construction Tor rather chon) CIV
en- t. the law by the convention to be wholly lille.
gal and veid-what the result would have been had
a milder course been adopted by the meeting al
Brunswick. is not now, necessary 10 enquire; but
with respect to the issue of that which was taken,
we never for a moment doubted but that the dec'-
sion of the legislature would be such as is; they
coutJ never sanction measure Unauthorized by tie
law, which could have had its origin In spirit Of
usurpation and an inordnate thirst Tor power and
Office. The people now have an opportunity OF re-
ec,ing upon the RISE progress and fall Of the sepa
ra.idp quest on. 1t depends upon the general con-
seat 10 give il long end qasiss steep '-sl'h0ugs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-12-07
CTNCLNN4yY..

TIE fiaudirg Committee Of the Society Of c;a.
cinnasi Of the Commonwealth o. Nlahachuletss
in conformity sose Of the Society, h.seby give
public notice 70 die Widoss aud ORPHANS Of he
cecested members ard TO fuch Of their brethren
are reduced 10 neceftcus circumaauees, that %.
piestiohs for relief may be made on or before sAI-
URDAY the ga day Of December ne1t to the
Standing Committee OF any individual thereof.
And The BANDING Committee are hereby noti6ed
that the Ccmmi.ree will meet AZ cassns Hall a u
o'ecek y. Nj, on faid Saturday, December q. 1916.
The nsmes Of he Handing Comm .tse are a fol-
H" FL John Brooks Mr.. Ssmuel Perkins,
William Tudor Efq. Mr. Fo&le,
Dr. David Towniend, Csps FrAncis Green,
Capt. R Williams Capt. Bradford
Joha Calender. Efq. Capt Morton
Capt. Aaams BAILEY. Capt B Eaton
General Wins'ow Capt Thomss Howe
Colonel Hopkins, Dr.. John Hart.
Capt Dana. Dr. Shute
Per order 3. T.
- JNO CALENDER, A0sA. &s.,.
Boron Nov. ~,
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NEW STATIONARY,
JUST received for fale At
I. WINCHESTER'S

NAUTICAL Book AND STATIONARY SIoRH
E~.bs.ee f,ef 70, Hssd
Royal. Medium. DENY, fuper6ne Wove ard Laid
Foolicsp WRITING PAPER-,oo Ream Pc, No.
I and 2 ditto 10 grc4a Bonnet and Prel. Papers
80 Resms Letter Paper-soo packs fuperfne
PIAriso CARps-1 grofs sates-s ditto genuine
Lad PsNcILs-lo do Wafer Bo1e.- 2coC RIAL
EAoiIsa QUll.LS- Common ditto Ink ffands =
Plwder together wi b every article OF general
uie in The Stationary line
DdT BOOKS, LaDGERS1 WASTES
Mads II sbs Ise IF PsSsr. and warranted cheap -
Gao be had in Maine, for cain or approved credit
The fubferiber having in contemplation an al
tefafion N the line Of his bufnels offer. for fa.e
The whole of hi, STOCK of BOOKS, caniRng of
elegant Family bblss odavo. School and Poekef
do Plain Books - Teffsmeets. We. A general
s1ortmeot of all the SCHOOL BOOKS in common
uie either Ia town or country, from 20 to IS per
cent below ,he ufus Nices-and while ne tenders
his thank. for the patronage OF his cuitomers. he
hkewfs requeif, all thofe Indebted TO him by note
or aceouat TO fe,tle the fame Immediately with
sheir humble feivant.
JOHN WINCHESTER.
Dec. Z 1916
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Meyivale', DAILY Devotion,

This day Publifhed,
BY ISAIAH THOMAS, Jun. >,
And for fa,e BY I'm q, his respective Bookaores
in Bolton and i&rtiaod, aod by various other
bookleiisrs rs cents, n very neat
NIERTvALRs DAILY DEvOrioNs for the
AVA CIossr., To which are added, prayers ON
particular occa6ons, alto, . child Morning and
Evecing Prayer. Seessd American from the third
Le.sss edition, wiki various altssauons aud cor
iectioas- - -. u5,.,
. IL sbs prayer. y ise,siss;as HsAvsS sra s'vv.,s
Be Sssf" 49,, 10
rsr This little volume 10 eminenty calculated
for our com panion and guide through the various
icenss we have pals l, aiI,lts u, 10 performing
those duties ofiecre, prayer aud Meditation which
the Favour of the world epjoined as rIRsT Dv'
ry upon oil his diiciples. No ose can make sheie
= Dsvs,;o@s part Of bic daily religious eleeefes
without feeling hts imperfection. and endeavo,ing
TO reform the. whole coutie ii HE behaviour. They
cou,ain no /" vais ssest;fioss mo inhMed expsel-
Gons On ielf abatement, bur are the pious, euaaa.
,ions of mOd Gncesely deGrous Of Chipping
God 10 fpiris add IN tru b kis duty which ev-
cry chrihan owes 10 iociety, 70 lee that books OF
this def .rp,ion and merit are more generally cir-
euia,ed in our county, for the advancement of
correct morals and pure religion. Lei, heads Of
famiies therefore essm,re, this Iiste volume, sra
fat;sy themlslves lhas Ne charac,er given Of the
work 10 jua. .,s,
DR.. Bancroft. Sc. men, the nature and worth Of
Chriiiian liberty. b
-. a lbesai, difsouu, made to ,hoes who pur
eha,e 20 Distribute Z ssS.
Portland Nov IS.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

THE Festival Of 81. ..1ohn ME Ecragei,st vii!
We c@ietrsted by the Members of ANcIENr
LAND MARk-Lo OCT on The evening of,he e7th
INST. at CUMsERLASp HALL, where en- add.zs
W u he delivered by l3r j. w. MITCHELL, Esq
be Brethren Of the Frs,e, My are invited to JON
with ihem on The occA sion.--Pc- order,
T.. WYER. Sre'y.
Portland Dee = 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-12-07
King George.

The following ,necdoses play be relied
On as authentic :-ln the summer OF 1914
he King had lucid intervals; the Queen
desired to be informed when that was the
ose-she was so aud, on entering the
rcom, she found him singing hymn. and
accompanying it on the haspsicord. When
he had finished it, he knclt down and pray
ID aloud for her majesty, then for his family
,udthe nation, concluding with prayer
for himself, that ], might please God to
avert this heavy calamity from him, but if
Dos 70 give him resignation to submit to IT..
Tie then burst into tears, and his reason
xainAed. One morning when the passing
bell was toliiog at Windsor, he inquired
Who was dead ! His attendants at first did
not snswer him, but on his repeating the
question, they said, Please your Majesty,
An. S." "Mrs. s." rejoined
he King" she was linen draper, and lived
y 1.-THE corner Of --street, (naming the
street y aye, she was good woman, and
Arough,up her family in the fear Of Cod
NE is gone to Heaven-I hope ! shall
sounfollow er."-Sfar.
MIrder.-Mr. David Golden Cooper Of
New York, was killed in duel on Wednes-
@ynovning last, by Mr.. Christopher Rob
~, i. Of Elizabeth Town. The af1'ront,
hs said was 6rs: given by Mr.. r. at q pri,
ME house in Elixsbe,h-town, and still he
sn.he challenger Seconds being chosen
End the Instruments Of death provided, the
PARTIES proceeded together in A carriage to
l'snlon, where they supped in company
"a The next morning mes in the fatal held,
NON whence one was removed lifeless
corpse Thus met two young friends and
"oe'sses-and thus they parted lone 10
we oar OF righteous Jehovah-a sacrifice to
ne shrine Of pride and false honor. The
s1sf' fleeing the justice of an earthly tribu-
w. aung with remorse and guilty con-
s'ence, that like Cain, he had shed the blood
"0ls fellow man.--Newark Censinel.
The keleson of an enormous Shark
!" Ieceatly been dug out Of the ground
= North Carolina, 50 miles from the
osveral white men have been lately
.saldsred BY the Pawnee and Olage In
lsas' The Pawnees juifify the act as
ss.endlng the hunting ground from the
,a.'es. But the Ofages fay, that the
Whites who Witt their country Is hun
s w. slll more Butfaloe in one year than
.ve'o tupport their nation (of ie,o 900
mons tor the fame time, 5000 Buffa.
- were killed lat teafon, only for hides
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-12-07
DIE

III Bath, 44',drew Greenwood. Esq. Attorney Al
Law, aged ~.
IL this town, yesterday afternoon. OF q consump-
ton, Miss MANY M'LKLLAH, eldest daughter Of
the Rev. Il. KELLOGG, aged %. The funeral
will be from her fathers house weather permit
tips) on Monday next, at half past two O'Clock in
the afternoon. Friends and acquaintances are in
vited to attend without further notice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-12-07

u ANYWAY from the fubfcriber IN ;odeueed
= appriosiee BY the name of MOSES 0ENRY.
jun.-,his 10 to forbid al spsrfons ,harhoring or
tfullins him on my account, - viii pay no
dehss Of his contracting. One cent reward wiilbe
given to any pesfon VINO viii sesurn laid boy to
HE MATER, WILLIAM ROWR.
EeWRIoucellef Nov H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-12-07

nj Office j. hereby given tina: the subferibers have
~ been duly appointed ssecu'ors OF the lsft viii
and teisament Of 10 RPH FAIRLY. are Of Wal
in the county OF Lincoln. Efquire de.
cea(ed. and have aiken upon themeives thar truth
by giving bond. ~ the sw directs and all pesfons
having demands upon the eltste Of the faid Joseph
Farley, Are.rtqu,feA to exhibi, the fame and al
psrfous indebted TO the fs,d efste are called upon
20 make payment.
YNELWELL Eyeeu-
a. CHARLEs SAM CN1 tss.,
wadoboscugh De, IS
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MARCUS QUINCY,

HssS. Ps,fissd P;sr..., Il! -, -
K RBPs eouiiau,ly for fsle. Of 6rss quality. real
~ London manufactured
.r PAINTS.
Ground or dry-which he vii! fell It the lowell
price Whue Lead olues, black, red. and queen
PAINTS Yellow for floors, OF almost any col.
our nov 10 uie for in or ou,Gde 0: ASuses or vef-
leis, warranted to dry 10 6x hours. If required.
ALTO pos. Jugs. Bruihss &c He will attend to
the painting buGnelsas ufaal.
Likewise general afortmens of
- w. 1. Goods and Groceries,
which he wili sell cheap.