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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
" TIE Humbie Alemoriul. &c.

".Sheoeth-That your Royal Highness'
humble memorisiists, who on alloccasion,
have proved themselves has majesty's mos
faithful and loyal subjects, are brought tt
the greatest distress, which is every day
becoming more poignant; and unless some
means of relief be speedily devised, one
common ruin must involve both masters 4
wOrkmen.
6" Your memorialists are well aware.
that many classes of his maiesty's subjects
labor under similar distrcsses, with this
diilereuce-their's have not long existed
ours have almost become permanent; they
have had constant employment and full wa
ses, until within these few months; but
the evils OF which your memorialsts com
plain, have been growing for upwards OF
10 years, till they have arrived at eli
max of unparalleled want, misery and
fuin!!
Sc That the evils to which your memori-
alist alIude. may be ascribed to ore great
cause, the expectation Of the half wrought
material, as,twist and weft. BY this trat-
nc, one part of his majesty's subjects work
to enable foreigners % do without the labor
OF the olherpart; and hence their restric-
tive measures against the finished manulac-
lures Of your memorialisls. Another evil
ayising out Of the above, is the frequent
reduction of wages.-This system must at
all times decrease the value of the stock
on hand, which is sometimes immense.
The consequence is, that the most wealthy
ut the masters have either altogether, or
partly. declined the manufacture whilst
others. by repeated sacrifices of deprecia-
ted stocks, have become insolvent. Hence
many thousands of weavers are nut of en-
plOy whilst those who have work, cannot
OF an average earn more than Is. per week;
and little more than two wears ago, FOR n
short period tloreign looms being prevent
ell TOR some time from manufacturing goods
from British cotton yarns, owing tn tlcr
lcountry's being then the seat of wary they
could earn los. Cd. in the same time.
That since Peace took place, aud the
Foreign Looms were set TO work agajn with
| British Yarns, Wages have been gradually
decreasing to their present ruinons state /;
nor can your Me,norialsts see any period
when they can be employed again, so long
rs Yarns continue to be sent out of the
Kingdom In such increasing quantities.
That the Cotton Manufacture has 81
ven employment and support to many hun
dreds of thousands Of persons in the United
Kingdom, and your Memoriaiists humbiy
presume has been of considerable import
ance in a financial point of view. Shall
such source of our national greatness be
removed ?-NoI
Your Memorialists trust, with humble
confidence, that your Royal Highness will
be graciously pleased to fake the above IN
to your Royal Highess's most serious cnn-
sideration.-And your A.emorialists viii
ever pray, &C., Stockport, July l7)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
LaWD FOR SIZE.

YEVIiE Subscriber offers for sale his LAND on
4 the Mattopony RIVER Containing 1345 Acres.
two or ,hree hurdre1 of which consists of Siea
dow considerable part ofwhich is we'll drained.
This land contains a numerous quantity of level.
here being scarcely 10 acres ofhhls on the tract
Unless it be sold before the FIRST day Of Novem.
Der nezt twill, iliai day be offered tn hehigh-
est bidder, on Tie premises. The terms of sale
Will be made known on application 60 tie subscri-
Der JOHN TAYLOR. "a.
Caroline, sep. 2tst--tds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21

Notice is hereby given, That
4 petition viii be presented to The next General
Assembly praying tbe passage Of a lazy TO estab-
fish a turnpike road from Tie north end Ct the
Brook turnpike at Owens Tavern 70 Ground
Squirrel bridge in Hmoyss.
AOgust17. vsg
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21
LoNDoN, August 1.


Price of american ,StockS-Three per
cent. 81: War Six per cent. 81.
MI Latchlord, the kings messenger, ar
rived on Tuesday morning at the Foreign
Office, Downing chaise and four
with important dispatches from Lord Cath.
cart, at st. Petersbursh, by way of Berlin
and Iielyoetsluys. He also brought des-
patches for count Leiven from the Rus,i-
an government. Mr.. Latchford made, a
most expeditions Journey, being only l6
days, he having left st. Petersburgh on the
18th. July, and arrived in London on the
30th. MIR. Latchlord found the roads in
Hanover and Holland in most dreadful
state, owiog TO the quantity of rain that has
fallen.
The following is the amount of the 3 j.
fish naval force up to this day. In commits
sion, 22I ships and vessels ordinary ana
repairing for service, SIS building, 20. To-
tai, 616.
The quantity of silver currency now in
circulation is truly astonishing. Every re
taller and banker is absolutely oppressed
Whit. From the Post Offices in the West
we understand it is sent to london in bag rs
OF 1901. and upwards at time Our rea-
ders remember, that within few months
past the reverse OF this was the case, aud
10Th payers and receivers were every hour
and in every place embarrassed by want Of
small change. 1t is now evident that the
strong and general persuasion of this want
created by boarding. the very want il fear
ed In this specimen, then, of Inc cfiec $
OF a want of general confidence, we have
perhaps the right clue to part Of the evil
which now Expresses our agriculture and
commerce--Litctfeid paper.
.9nOtheT daring rirei' piTacy-On SIN
day morning last, about O'Clock, the ship
Chapman, lying at her moorngs in the
Bu0y, BiackwaIl, was boarded, anu tOrci-
bly, broken omen by boats crew, and rob-
bed ola considerable quantity of East-m-
lila sugar, coffee, &c. in bags, when gang
was breaking into the hold, tie mate was
alarmed, and Immediately run forward,
aud saw man by the name Of u eaIe, a
notorious character from Deptford he col
Jared him, and said, I" You rascal have
caught you at last" and great scufIle en-
sued. but in which Neale cot diseDgaged.
and jumped many feet into the water. In
the mean time the boats crew. with their
booty ief' the ship The mate again endea-
gour'd to stop their progress, s. threw cop
per staucheon, II lbs. weight, overheard
into the boat, which foom the cries heard,
must have dorei. some ininry. He then
threw another into he water after Neale,
but which did no damage. sTkey all with
their pluuder made off aud have not since
been heard ~ ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-21

or We are authorised To announce Andrew
Stephenson, Esq asa candidate tor Congress TO
iii the vacancy occssioned by the death of he
Hon. John Clopton
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
The LYMAN Votes.

A correspondent who attended the Conyen-
ton at Brunswick while the subject Of the
Lyman votes was under discussion, has COM
municated the following sketch OF Mr..
WHITMAN's speech on that subject-which
he informs US is more correct than that pub
lished among the debates on the first page
of the last Gazette -
Mr.. Whitman, of Portland.--l have moi yet
heard nor seen any thing to convince me that
these votes ought to be rejected. The report
shows that the circumstance of polling the
house was previous to and disconnected with
the giving in of the written votes; and could
have had no influence upon the voters as they
came forward to put in their written votes
Before the written votes were called for, the
motion to poll the house was put and carried /;
and the house polled, This was, no doubt,
an improper proceeding. After this had been
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
MILLERtS
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT,

Is offered TO the pubic a. being one Of the esheil
i and (afefl Cures for this Diior der Long expo.
r;ence has proved the efficacy Of this Ointment
Il 10 perfectly fate 10 its operation, and may be
applied TO the imailea infant without danger.
The lcent 10 agreeable-lt is not neeefary for the
patient to take Brimltone, a. 10 common in other
ointment This ointmeu 10 put up 10 tin boxes,
convenient TO carry. and each genuine boz will
beaccompanied with directions If genuine, will be
6eued by yosL MIIIsa The above Oinimen,
may be had in fmalI or large quantities of 1ssI
MiILER, 81 George Doctor Craus HoLsaook
Sign Of St. Luke's Head. No, Sc, Hanover itreet
Or. SAmkt. HosroN. jr. No. 4, Newbury nreei
Be6os, of Mr.. BENJAMIN BurMAs. Pe,fissd : Raw
son, and Bruce, WsidsbarsSgb; Mr.. Jude Hyde, OF
Brunfwick Prince and waihburn, IIo"eP'.. and
Oakes Perry, Csndss; Rice q Geer Friendfhip
George Robin(on S.. George. July ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29

done, however, the votes were called tor &C
cordng to law and handed in without any
improper inspection whatever. Every voter
voted in secrecy and therefore with the most
perfect freedom-and there is not particle oil
evidence here to show that even one single
voter was deferred from voting as he pleased.
II such an instance had happened, the deposi-
ton OF the voter, showing that fact, would un-
questionably have been had here. But It vas
not and could not have been the case-ior,
however voter might vote Oh polling the
house, he would vote as he pleased, subse-
quent, on giving in secret vote. The poll
ing the house IN this case had no more to do
with the subsequent voting on this day, than
if it had happened at any other meeting, or on
any other day. Ii the Selectmen inisbehaved
in suffering this motion to be put and carried
into effect, let them be punished--But do not
for such cause, punish the inhabitants OF the
town by making void subsequent act, totally
independent oil It. A rejection of votes Tor
such cause aud us:elcr such circumstances is
unprecedented.--The oldest member OF the
State Legislature here present, cannot point to
an instance Of the rejection OF votes tor such
cause--not even in the case OF q Governor
election.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
ELLIOT VOTES.

Itisknawu that the law respecting separation,
required that the votes OF the towns on that sub.
Jet should be returned TO the President OF the con
venlion, within four days after Monday. Accord
ingly twas his practice to call for them by coun-
ties on the afternoon OF Friday the last day of
turn il observed that the votes Of Elliot were
not on the list. A member informed that Mr.. Neal,
delegate from Litchieid was said TO have had the
Votes, and requested that he might be desired TO
give them in. Mr.. Neal rose and observed that
the votes had beec delivered to hin with desire
that he would hand them to some delegate OF York
count THAT he did SO, and could tell to whom,
il its,vas proper |: aud apparently was proceeding
10 mention the pesssn. but here loud address,
exclamation begun, about the power OF The con-
vention 10 make inquiry for the votes and the con-
ventioa heard about the ibquisiton; and other
things equally pertinent. by this tame SIR. HOLMES
came To ms place, and with isus'lal elevation oil
voice aud manner poured terror on those who dar-
ed inquire for votes, and observed, :. If had them
would say, get them ii you can" The President
really thought he ought not 10 put theIuestion,ob
serving, f" Ii l was inquired of, l really think
should say, l will think about al ans~erby IL o.
clock TO night"
/ Mex, day MIR. Hill, of Biddesord, observed, tina,
il had been openly stated on tie floor Of the con-
vent.on, that the votes OF Elliot delivered to
delegate from, the county Of York. The sup
preston Ot tHcn now fesieu on all tbc ucic5otioti
of that coanty. He move therefore that u commit
tee be raised TO inquire into the subject, in order
that the impnationmisht be placed where il ought,
This committee, after examination, reported the
track Of the votes from one man to another, until
they came from the hands Of Mr. Neal to Mr.. Pre-.
be OF saco OF the committee 70 count the votes
and that Mr Prebie, on being Inquired of by them,
said he gave them TO another delegate but declined
10 name him. Thus ended the report. Mr.. Prebls
rose, and said bis name was used by the comlntte
he had done nothing bu, what he was ready to re
late. Mr.. z. then repeated more at length, sub
s,antially the same Facts reported by the com
nittee ; observing that the votes came into hi
hands in rtry s.ssutar manner; he never broke
the seal, and they acent on. Of his hands Just as they
came in. A member, 10 assist Mr.. Preble's menl-
DRY informed that Dir. p. had said 10 him. that he
gave the votes to Mr.. SWEET, the delegate fom
Raymond. Mr. SWEET, rose, and did not know why
the gentleman used his name as to papers and
votes he had nothing to do with them that he knew
of they tell about paper that had Elliot votes
written on it. I say now before the convention,
don't know that ever read il. AS no further dis
covery could be expected, the subject WAS indet
nitely postponed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
THE GAZETTE.
Saturday, October &c, 1916.


The following are the resolutions alluded to in
the Speech ofthe Hon. Mr.. WHITMAN, pub
hshed in our last They were offered asa
substitute for those reported by the Com
mittee Let the intelligent reader judge
which course is most honorable and best
calculated to effect the object he had in
view the measures here recommended or
those pursued by Holmes and others.
/ Resolrel-Tbat the further consideration of the
votes returned for and against separation be refer.
ed TO the next session of this convention ~ be hol-
den by adjournment.
Hesotcsd-That, provided 81 the papers and doc
uments ~hich perport TO be faarns OF votes on the
question of separation, be legal and correct, the
whole nua,ber of yeas is 1861 ADD the whole mum
Der Of nays is fo5l7.
Eeso,rea--Il1at committee of k'-o De appointed
TO make application to the Legislature oil Massa-
chusetts to ratfy the doipra OF this convention ;
and upon the state of v, q aforesaid, TO grant a
CONFIRMATION ofits consei nat Maine shall become
al independent state; and 10 authorize this conven-
ton, at session to be holden by adjournment TO
proceed 10 the formation OF a constitution in the
name rcontemplated in the act authorizing the as
sembiing this convention.
ResLtred-Ihat committee OF be ap.
pointed whose duty it shall be, on ascertanng the
consent of the Legislature that Maine shall on the
aforesaid state of votes the question OF separa-
ton, become an independent state 20 assemble&form
a constitution to be submitted to this convention.
Resoired That committee of three be appointed
whose duty ii shall oe,o ascertaiaing the consent
Of the Legislature that Maine shall become an in
dependent state, to forward petition, in behalf OF
this convention, 10 congress, for the admission OF
Maine into the Union, with like privileges and i'm
itp.a a on ed hy
that the coasting trade, plying between Maine and
massachusetts proper, may not be subjected to res
trclions and embarrassments. other than those to
" hch il would be subjected il Maine should con-
time "A part of Massachusetts.
Resohed-That when this convention adjonrns
for the purposes aforesaid it will adjourn to the
day Of at this place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29

I>HR Office for Infpeesion Of Butter aud Lard,
: intended for expectation j, open in Middle
Street few doors above Wen Market Rsw,-eon
liant attendance vill be given.
- Good Hogs from the country. well packed
10 Bags or Pockets, will be received when offered
at the fame place, and properly noticed.
JOHN X. SMITH, d. Xurss' =.
Portland, Oh "a, I8l6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
fashionable Fancy Goods and NIL
lenQrV.

tCHUIys
MISS B. y 8. FARLEY, inform the Ladies Of
Az Portland and ito vicinity tn y have this day
op:ned, ., their Store 10 Exchange frees,--, cafe
Of Preach MiIleuary, the iNea Paris fashions-i do.
from Baltimore, containing Chip and Satin Bon
nsts of hslaeft patterns, perhaps hyperion 10 any
ever offered here before ALTO large black lace
Shauls, Scarfs and Handkcrchiefs, elegant patterns,
great variety of white lace spencers Piiierrsnss.
iAb Caps and Turbzns--workd Coilere,s-freueh
ARTIFICIAL Flowers and other fancy artic's',--whse
andeO'oured figured CyPrels-'hread' meelin and
cotton Laces--Iinnen and cotton Cambric--hgured
and plain Mulins--nice Lineos--Centlemens and
Ladies fix and Gotten Hofe- elk and kid Gicves--
White coloured Levantine & plain Silks Rbons
q every defcriptiou together with great variety
o. other articles too numerous TO mention, which
'hsy always expect TO he lupp'ied with from the
a'eH London and Paris fa1,ions. They will make
Hthsr rudy to feect fuch articles 40 will Pleaie,
and ioicis the patronage Of generous Public =
they allo CONTINUE their store in Bath, where they
s'ler the fame articles where the above will be
sod /" cheap for Cain as at any other piece.
Portland July 29, 1870. 1t.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29

RY mutual content, Is dffolved this day, the
- COpattnerfhip formerly exiting between
Lebbeus Bailey x Son ;
AZ perion' indebted to faid h,m, a. well - all
perions havog demands thereon, are requeised to
eau and iette them i'm nediately.
LEBBEUS BAILEY,
LEBBEUS BAILEY, JON,
Ng,hyarmou,h, Oct 92, 1876
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
HEZ. WINSLOW.

fYAs for fa'e 4 his Store, in MiAAs Street nex.
= door TO rhe Columbian Tavern
100 hhds Molafts
20 DO high proof fweet favored Antigua Rum
ppes hyperion Cognisc Brandy
do Holanls Gin
hhds green Coffee
100 bags de
hhds Muicovado Sugars
] do loaf do
bales very hyperion Upland Cotton
$50 hhds Liverpool Salt
% do Turks Hand do.
IS boxes by and ny 10 Window olals
70 caiks Nails, aforied Gxes
dos. No EnsIifh shoyels
10 kegs twin Tobacco
do. Fig do
No quintals Pollock Fin
Is tons fiat Iron, new and old fable
HThe above goods will be fold very low for
Gh or undoubted Credit.
TO LET,
4 large and convenient DWELklNC HOUSE
hfederai ftteet-Apply ~ above
0ae6s, 20 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29

In Ohio, Benjamin Hunt, maii-carrier
has been convicted OF rob5ing the mail, ano
sentenced to hard labor in the State Prison
for FIVE years, and to pay 1914 dollars. i
w. Noble vas convicted of assaul,ing
mailcarrier and robbi, & msil. Senten
ted 10 the Sta,e Prison for Hour YEAS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
NOTICE.

THE proprieson Of the Portland Monument
Ground are hereby noti6ed. that their annu 4
meeting will be held on Tuefday the 5th Of No
vember next at clock r. M 1t the houfe Of
Lemuel Moody. ENOCH MOODY,
Oa 29 Proprietors Clerk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
NEW GOODS.
E, STEW EMS,
EXCHANGE STREET.
n a ;uft received handfone aGorment of
r1NCY6- STAPLE GOODS,
WHICH ARR

c.icoe.; London Prints; furuiture'; Table
j,;..a: Marking Canvafs; Mullins; book muffin
u.sdke,ehiefs fine thread and cotton Laees /;
.s...d: cotton aud Ok footing ditto; Ribbons +,
Ia C,lieoes, India and Florence Luiefrings ;
r.s,ou and Italian Grape; plain and figured white
nsrs, Gauxe black aud osher eolcured Bomba
- ~ 8. black Flanue! S 4 and 4 4 white vel
- red ditto; Bombszstts ladies whine ~or-
A. and Gate Hofe gentiemen's elk aud leather
n,.,n. l,dies and mifTes liaed Gloves; l.k and
" d;,.o; Cown Trimming; linen cambria Hand.
s.<h;efs Linen aud Cotton Cambrics Camoric
rud;n,--black, brown, blue and pink Camhrics-
49,. ri~treilas-~ fancy elk HauAkerchefs--6g-
M peiE Notwithstanding aad cammoa, Dina-
s;e,--Sh awis-Long La~ns-Shite Jeao--a haad.
fsms sHsrtment Of CARPETINCS-Hoor and
keifih Brufhes, &c, &c. o0 e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
rPSalt.

Now landing from fhip Mary Ann, from Cadiz
~ and for iaie At No, &C. Long Wharf ny
JOSEPH CROSST.
Oct 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
TO LET,

JUST RECEIVED 1T THE
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
M1DDL1-sTREET.
The following New Work : for fale by
ISAIAH THOMAS, Jun.
tCulhrie's Geography, 3 vol. svo CONSUMING
IN r.oer aphicaI hiftoricaI and commercial gram
su, and preien. Rate Of the feveral Kingdoms of
he ksown world, illu.traled With tweenty eight
pred Map.
Pceu Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by sou,hey
Poliuea, Chronology. BY VAlpey
Horneys Sermons
Pfelent of Mlfrefs
Olon,al Policy
Dance Of Death, BY Scott
Tayiof1 Sermons. Cd vol.
Hamilton on National Debt
Cutara. or Princefs of Pefha
Aurquafy. 2 vols.
Paris Chit chat, Y b.
Chn0abel
Mernoirs Preach War 10 Spain
All Bey. Travels in Europe. AGa and Africa
neadiong Hall
Chatsuhriau's Reco!leetions
Monte Videe
Memoir, Of the Marciioueis de La Roche Ia
queline
Rmila
label
lys-Juli received and for fale,
llaiah Thomas, Jr's. Almanacks
for 1917,
bythe 1000. srofs, or doz. oA 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29

which are the following: f5F
ENGLISH GOODS. Ribbons
Real superfne blue, Sinchaws plain and plaid
black and mix'd Broad. Italian and Grapes, SC.
cloths
Middling and low Pri- DOMESTIC GOODS
ced ditto Broadcioths
Cassimeres Sattinctts
Dimoty Cords Prest Cloths
|stockinguetts Fiannels
)ompany Nankins $500 lbs. Warp Yarn,
- Cambria Prints from No. to I6 80
81 do do.
50 C-sicoes, aice S3O0yds.otach'd1
1900 yards white Cam Shirtings
brio, 4-4 and 6-4 from 900 ydssbieaehed 2 :
80 to 80 cts. per yard sheetinss &
Fancy fiuslins- $40 do nnbIea-i 5 g
Cambrick do. ched shietings 8 Z
Linen oaubrick 400 Do uo6leac6- 8
Irish Linen, 5-4 and l-4 ed sheetings
British Shifting JE
Patent steam loom do. Bedtickipgs
Dimoties Gingharns
White& printedvestings Stripes and Checks
! 8-4 elegant figured and Threads, white & CORD.
plain silk Shawls Stocking Yarns
Limitation ditto Cotton Balls
Flag and Bandanna Crues, &c.
Handkerchief Also one case Of
Cotton ditto Waterproof HITS
Ginghans at the low price of So
| Silk and kid Gloves piece; a good article
Fancy bonnet Silks for summer wear
| I7Country Merchants and Others, who wish to
purchase for their use, to sell again, will
find it for their interest u call upon f. ~; who
intends to keep a constant supply of the above
| Goods-terms liberal ELIAS KELSEY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
BOOKS & STATIONARY.
ISAAC ADAMS.

AOfAhA n AZ NiOs
r. AS received sn additional furp of BOOKS
4 L b STATIONARY which he ofFer. for fac
en- - resfonable terms can be OBJ aimed ., other
bookitores ameaS which 10 erez, variety of CAT
neal Profsfhonai rhetorical. Religious aud Nlifce
laneous PuuicasioGs.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
All kinda of Books ufed in Schools and Aeade-
mics wholelale aud retail.
FL .NILY BIBLES.
A large aGortment Of BIBLES of various prices
and qual'tes--Some elegant with plates. rnaps, SC
belknaps and Waltz Palms and Hymns.
Chi drcns Books great variety.
Nav'gafors, CoaR Pilot and Charts, States pen-
esss--cyphsrog and Writing Books. /.
Account & Blank Books.
A complete afor,ment of Ledgers, Waite. Day
and Record Books, Jouroals.
Blank and sccouu, Book, made TO any pattern
OF the belt Engiih or American paper At thor,
notice.
BOOK. BINDING.
In lie various branches executed at the above
Store by an experienced and faithful workman
With neatnefs add defpstch.
N B Cath or Books given for clean cotton
and liner RAGS.
Ca /. COW ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
Mem Store-English, India,& DO
mestic Goods at Boston Prices
ELIAS KELSEY,

ID EsPEcTFLLLY informs the public that he has
III taken the store recently occupied by Henry
Hussey, No. 1 Middle street, where he has received
and offers for sale SIS cases and packages
DOMESTIC and ENGLISH GOODS,
at very low prices at wholesale or retail, all of the
newest patterns aud latest importations among
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29

Elegant Gold and Silver Lustre,
Rich cut GLASS, CHINA and blue prin-
ted WARE.
: HE fubieriber ha. jun received in addition to
HE former Stock aud offers Tor fale very SU-
PERI ASSORTMENT OF FANCY WARE
not inferior to sny ever offered IN Portland The
price, are much reduced and eaouos fail to give
(atisfsctou to purehafsrs.
~ a complete aGortment Of GILT FRAMED
LOOKING GLASSES. whoieiale and Fetal.
Is. G. Atwood.