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$3.50 ac- es Of ! and
FOR SaLE,


i $500 acres of which lays in, on ard
between Zachiah, C!afk's and Pye's
.|swamps. There ison this property eleven
.lgood dwelling houses with all other ne
lcessary buildings, and may be convent.
1ently divided 50 as to suit purchasers
There IS on this property upwards of 1000
acres OF as good meadow land as any id
america, with an abundant supply of
timber OF every description, and several
very good situations for mills, l. several
good mills adjoining this land, and there
is no sart OF The world better supplied
with springs, as there are upwards Of
100 Of as good water as any in the union
indeed some of them are, | Thick, the
best have ever drank of. There is al
so on this property an excellent tan yard
with watts etc. sufficient fer tanning and
dressing 5000 hides year, aid as many
more may be added as any person can
wish, and any quantity of bark nay be
had at a low price as may be wanted
there are also blacksmiths' e. carriage
makers shops, and storehouse and Ia.
vern on this property, a great part Of
which is within from to 5 miles ef tide
water, and there is an act OF the legisla-
ture Tor cutting canal up tie Zach;ah
Swamp, which may be done little
expeace. and will be effected in a few
years, from which the best OF every de-
scriptien of timber may be carried to
Baltimore or any other lbarket--ttere is
about 40 acres in Nanjemoy, with an
excellent situation lor Mil, ard go
acres IN Pomo,key, all sit,in on mile
Of the Potomac river, with great sup
ply OF wood and tinlser, a suiai le pro-
portion Of meadow land & We, watt ed
as to springs, and all otter necessary
as to houses, &c,
1t is thought unnecessary to give more
particular description of the above pro-
perry, as it is presumed 30 person will
buy, without inst viewing it...and if rot
SOLD by the 25th of August next, it will
be rented to good tenants either by the
year, or for term OF years, as may be
agreed on. | will also offer at Public
Sale, to me highest bidder, Oh the first
Tuesday OF the August ccu:t, OF Charles
county, in Port Tobacco, a lot q hGues;
as to their situation and improvements,
excelled BIZ none, in that place.
The Whole Of the aooye property will
be divided So a, To salt purchasers, and
any credit given that nlay oe asked; but
the payment mast be wei secured. The
or renters of the above proper
~, can be supplied with every thing that
IS necessary for farming. o. louise keep
ing: Tat is to say, from ginibiet toa
irm a pig to stud horse, MEND
ing jacks and jennsys. from s'jdfie
scraper 10 bGok case. and every XII
Of provision sha ma, be wanted ether
for man or beast also 6G0 sheep. a.
nong which are about l00 vealbeEs, it
application be made immed ateiy.
The whole Of the above property S va
liable beyond description, and has sd
gantages that few others possess iii this
country.
SAMUEL CHAPMAN,
Neut5wa, Charles County, Md
July l6
The editor of the Fedora Republican
md Baltimore Telegraph. is request d 20
"a EFT the above once a week till the
18th OF August next.
Fer Sale or FREIGHT,
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Bank OF ALEXANDRIA,,
July 9, 1916,

July 2, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby giyea to the Stock
holders in this institution, that dividend
is this day declared OF four per cent. fol
the last half year, and will be ready to be
paid to them or their legal representa-.
tiyes, on Friday the 9Th instant.
BY order of the Board,
J. L. M'KENNA, Cashier.
July S.
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Wants a Situation,

g A young Man Of about 20 years ofage
who can come well Recommended for so
briefly and rectitude, and who writes !
legib!e hand &is capable of taking charg,
OF a store and counting room. For fur
Their particulars
.4pply at this office.
July Is st
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New School.


A Gentleman of LIBERAL education, hav
ing very respectable testimonials Of abb
lily \ cbal acter, will commerce Scboo
in this place, (as soon as suitable room
can he procared,) for the instruction Of
boys in the Latin and Greek languages
Mathematics, Geography with tie use o.
Maps and the Globes, Rhetoric Englisl
Grammar & Composition, Reading, writ
ing, &c.
Ferns Of tuition from Eve to eight dol
lars quarter.
inquire at this Office.
n. B. 4 liberal rent viii be gwen fo
a good School Room, in central and re
tired situation.
Jniy Is
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Fer Sale or Freight,
July 16
(,arnenterS wanted

THE subscriber wishes to employ ten
or twelve gooa B>ase fegsnteis, to
work at ElLrcor's New Establishment
Elk | andiDg.
srP He will give liberal wages il inn
mediate annIica,iou is made to
H'i;.Qm Stewart, Carpenter.
mIy IL
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Port Of Alexandra.

The ship Commerce, Of and for tbs
port, vas left al Gottenburg, May 6, re-
pairing.
TIE brig Plesasa, Rose, of this port,
vas left at st. Barthc.omcws, jure 26,
lust arrived.
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i. from an officer of high rank II
hleegu Mediterranean feet, to his FRIEND
4 Portland says ~.
,., Mr. Murray, late secretary of lie,
dflu' e,me with him. They are Of o
ssl;o so that Spain viii declare war a
plel.s ne: but such is herpFesent deplo,
sa a.s condition. - that | am persuaded she
I ,.. nat do it. She has, however, .
oil. l.r army Of 100000 men, many OF
I Ies'' sood troops-aDd if England should
= ,ss induced to join her by the cess;on Of
" TI. .s they might make sad work on
ar southern frontier"
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED A YEAR.

The French king wasonce told by his
ministers, that the people were making
songs about oinl-well said he, you know
we have taxed them severely, and faifFi
It's hard iftheY cannot have a song fol
their money. Congress will surely not
be less generous than a French king
Then. here goes, TO any tune that viii
suit the measure.
o Congress lads, what are ye doing.
What business pray are you pursuing
We hope you don't inted our ruin,
Just right off hand;
Some mischief surely must be brewing
In ear fair land.
Your wages, sirs, Pm told you raise,
Work by the job and not by days
All this is going in Wisdom's ways
Josal and jolly,
But cutting hard on him who pays
For such mad folly.
Our stills you fax most deylish high,
You promised that it should die,
When wars were o'er one year gone by
That you'd relieve us,
But here you told humping lie,
A thing most greyious,
Yes, tax our whiskey day by day
That YOU may riot, spoft and play,
Perhaps, on Sundays We dc pray
To make amends;
Whether or not, your on the way
We're told yeu sport, and drink, am
game.
sftrue, dear sirs, do blush with shame
II true or ta'se, ye hasethe name,
And more's the pity;
Rise quick, and tell us who's to blame
In.some committee.
You make long speeches, yea, & fine
Now this looksnosie--quite divine;
But we. must pay Tor every, line
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For Boston.

kSG The regular trading schooner Ma
t $3.50 tive, Nathaniel Mayhem, master.
will sail in four days, and take two hua,
cred barrels on freight, or passengers. fol
which she has handsome accommodations.
Anpiy TO
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Of your bombast /;

vi out uouspoSt =
Tou,ll make US lean as Pharoah's kline
Ere long at LAST.
Your fifteen hundred dollars session !.
fends much, o sirs, to our opression:
It's daring, bold transsress'on
On Liberty:
Pray make an open, free confession
Most honestly.
But take friendly canton, lad,
The people round will soon get mad
In coats of mail you'lls see them clad,
Both folks and sages,
TO tax us less you'll then be glad,
And takeJess wages.
WESTERN AMERICAN.
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PROMOTIONS

, :, frs, regiment, second brigade q
= $ u;t;tta, district Of Coiitnbia.
~ LYNN. to be COLONEL.
-, MINOR, Lieut., Colonel.
1..vrs : srrkIss, Major
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THIS is 10 give notice. that the sue
scyber, Of Alexandria county, III The di
tfict of Columbia, has obtained from tn,
O. phaas' Court Of said county letters .
administration with the will annexed. OF
tie estate of William Smith. late Of III,
county aforesaid deceased: All person:
having claims against the said decedent
are hereby warned to exhibit the sam'
with the vouchers thereof, passed By th'
Orphans, Court, to the subscriber, on @
before the third day Of January next, O
they may by law be excluded fro,a al
benefit to said estate; & those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment.
I Given under my hand, this third da,
of July, 1916.
Richard c.. Norton, ADMIR-.
with the will annexed, OF "
Smith, deceased.
July 8 eo4w
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The Museum will be open
ior the reception of Visitors, on Monday
"wednesday and Saturday afternoons
from 8 TO 6 o'clock.
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e Foreman Of said Jury"

According to statistical sketch Of Ba
NadeLicbtenstein. the square miles and
population Of Austria. silfce tue treaty
with Bavaria, formed Gu lie 18th Of a
Pni last, we're
la0.046 square miles.
And q ,656, 900 inhabitants.
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MISCELLANEOUS REMARKS

4 French priSo12rS.--An official return
han order Of the British House Of Com
mons, states the sums expended for the
nalataiaaace, &c, of the Preach prison
eis, from 1905 to 1914, at the sum of
S1S9, 670t. lSs. IA. /; from 1911 to 1915,
1926. lSs.
Black rs.--I,he easl of Harowby
&reeeised three beautiful black Swans,
aaPeseat from the governor of Van
Demen's island--carred TO England in
snip jefferson, south sea whaler.
DseeRt Iacome.--The duke of Argyle
Il have removed all the membranes
lr0nhis hereditary estates. SC. by Christ
mas next. Ills grace viii theu have d,
GEAR Income OF 100000. per annam
''sn Iragedg.-A new and popular
sasedy eatitled Begtram, or The Cas-
tssi Adobrald,' by he Rev. r. c Ma
a'ia' o. Dublin, has been brought for
"a ward at Drury Lane theatre, III Londan.
aae Critics say is a rare phenomenon,
~sse new aud successful tragedy.
ossap .aartes-Early in May goose
.sl,les OrOaghtat Coyent Garden market
s ~. iOr three gihs !; and cherries about
ssaneas per ID.
aass-Itis recommended 10 ship own
ss' ~nase at least one kite put on board
g. ss a SSuad to foreign ports, &c; as in
mn sOOeias driven upon shores or rocks,
ssS G,eishbOrhood during gales, the kites
ans let OF with ropes attached would
S'.J them en- shore. and enable those
,..slas on shore to assist those on the
s s;sIa at tine when the wind and sea
ss not permit them to leave the land.
s;s Ssaln ropes from OF communication
''v,ae wreck any other way.
s.1 "'rns. Five living achite ,cor4ns,
srA ID tel l-2 inch in length, and
, Isa % a large crow quill in circumfe.
NY n.y., nave been taken ont of an abces:
S. aaa Tue shoulder Of young a,aa Of
lo..sa The swelling was opened with :
DIT s. The bodies of these worms ars
i, sIed INTO Is sections. and each worn
ssros O' : teet The young man nevel
e tSI. any enlargement of the place
o,saI ~ 50 much pain as to require exami
e0s"s , until within week Of its bein,
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Rye Mhiskey for Sale.
Fifty barrels excellent WhisAey, som'
Of which is old AID of superior flavor.
Apply to
J. F. Caldwell.
July IS st
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According TO Russian official accounts
he number of men and horses. bslonging
10 Bcnaparte and his allies. which fell IN
bstte,ar persisted from the coid,in diaer-
eatparts of Russia. were
2l5,5l6 men,
$3.50 horses,
exclusive Of many others, either buried
OF buried, of which no account was taken.
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July IS
FOR rosTO.r.

sEg The brig El:za hsi'y, E. Fin
5ss. Sd aey, master; will sail in few
days. & take 2 or 500 barrels Oh freight
Apply to
Lawrason and Fowle.
1uly 10
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DR. Watts's

Plain aud easy Catechisms,
The Preservative from the Sins and
Fotlies of Youth,
And Divine Songs and Prayers for
children,
TOGETHER WITH
The Westminster Assembly's Shorter
Catechism, with Sclipturai References.
For sale by the subscribers, price 81
and half cents.
James Kennedy & Son.
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SAMUEL CHAPMAN,
Newt5wn, Charles County, Md

July l6
The editor Of the Fedora Republican
and Baltimore Telegraph. is reque,t d %
ia ept the above once a week till the
18th of August next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-14
NEW GOODS.
E. STEVENS.

- EXCHHNCE SzREE7,
RI as jul received-Cambsic and common imo
ties-Tabse Lineos - Furuitures-Loado don
Cambria Ca'licoes- GinghAms white aud yellow
Marking Canvsfs Book aud Leoo Mullins, plain
and hsu fed-6ne thread and co'ton Laces = Rib
bons-Ve ve' bndings- India CaIIcoes-pisio
Book Muslin Handkerchief Black Florence aud
Iadia Luitriugs-green and her faGhionAble col
oars-Plaid ditto Cambria Pocket Haudker chief
limitation and common shawis -whie Jean
bsne Nankas-com pany ditto Oentlemen snd
Ladies 0loves-blaek Fans Co ton Umbr sllas-
W'er Cotton Thread Cotton Bal s-l,nea and
COZ on Bo(s--b ack and white Csmbrics-- Cambric
Musins Bsiifh Cotons-Rufia Diapers Mil
unetis, &c &c. May
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-14
TO the friends Of The Bible IN Or.
ford County,.

A Committee OF the Bible society in the Die
trct Of Maine have lately addressed a circular 20
individuals in all parts OF the District, PROPOSE ng
that auxiliary societies should be formed ia each
county. In consequence of their address, .e,s raj
persons friendly to the object convened q, Paris on
the 29.h Of March, and the subscribers were al
that meeting appointed To make al address to all
the Friends of the Bible in this county reque sting
their attention 20 the subject. and their aid aud
cooperation in devisng means for the more extern
sve distribution 81 the Holy Scriptures amongst as
II Is proposed that all the friends Of this Object.
who can with convenience. should assemble al par-
is on the last Wednesday of May instant, al
2 O'Clock r. M. when it lie hoped that a company
respectable for its number viii be convened aud be-
Come organized into society.
Peculiar reasons seem 10 indicate the proprety
Of such a measure among us. We 1--we remote from
the place where the Bible Society Of this District
holds it, annual meetings and the distance has
doubtless prevented number among us from uni
ting with that Institution, aud for several years be
ing enrolled among it, active members II a soci,
ETY. with the same object were organized ia our
own vicinity, such persons would gladly lead their
assist ance, as they could do il with less inconveni
ence 10 themselves.
We seem also 10 be urged to such measure by
the consideration that This region is peculiarly the
field in which the scriptures need 70 be distributed
gratuitouly. None can know our wants SO we'll
as ourselves. Ii Divine Providence has cast the
10, OF the desti,",e among u.s. aud 10 greater num-
bers than is usual, we seem to be called upon with
peculiar urgency to exert ourselves that they may
be supplied. If with the word Of life in our own
families and possessed OF the means, in a good
measure, OF helping the destitute, we omit to do
what we san, are we not guilty OF indiffreace for
an invaluable treasure; and do we not show our
selves t. be unaffected with the most pressing
wapts Of our fellow creatures.
Should society Of this kind be organized among
US sad after greatest efforts il be found tina,
Sc were unable TO minister full supply to the
needy, by max IA, il known we might become the
channel through which might now the charity OF
0 her similar Institutions who are seeking for prop
er objects and who would gladly make US the al.
noncrs If their bounty.
Ia this aiso christian professors of every
name may unite without any concession Of their
rll pecu'iarites, whatever construction If on
owS we may put upon the word, oil are agreed Ii.
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1-taIian Pale Blasking. %

Thu Backing was inveased by 40 Italian Chym-
Gin Rome aud il made Of ingredients very DIFF
ferent from any other ever invented in Thar eohn-
cry This incom parable Backing 70 beautiful in
hs appearance aud fofreuin9 and ufeful 10 he
lsaher is he only Backing that has been made
NE Of 10 thar ccunsry for great number OF years
pai A gentlemsn Who had been re6ding in tia.
country fos fhprs time and coming back to A.
nerica with much difi-u!ty obtained q receipt
for making il The proprietor has obsaiasd . re
csipt and BY making an experiment on IT, has
losod il 70 be far isperiour 70 any other Backing
ever made here, The Backing - put up in pint
and half pint cauil1ers, and ia thick pale. which
nskes il convenient FOR exportaiion.
NIB Lone eaniiisr Of THE Backing will Ian ~
long agaiaas any other kind Of the fame quants
y and 10 ufed with oue fourth pars Of the 'sbour
- Sold. whoIefAie and retail BY the lublcriber,
at his Shoe aore Two doors above Portland Bank
Middle 'flreet. o HART5HORN.
0Jr the Backing does not aniwer the reco m
nendAion above, the purehsfss 10 u liberty 70 r.
are u aud receive his money. May. T.
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10 Lotarcp Leuis, Esq. Secretary Of Gt
Board of Trustees Of G0rhdm .Academu.

y
The subscribers members Of said Board, request
you TO notify ameeting Of said Trustees to be held
At said Academy on Wednesday the 18th instant
a. two o'clock in the afternoon to act on the fol-
lowing articles -
ist. To engage Preceptbr Of said Academy
ior the year ensuing the expiration Of the next
quarter
I'd To consider Of the expectancy Of employing
an assistant in said Academy the next term, or TO-
longer time il Thought necessary
sdiy. 10 do aud transact any other business
mat may be thought necessary at said meeting.
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW,
DAVID HARDING, JuN,
DUDLEY FOLSOM,
ASA RAND,
JACOB $. SMITH.
Gorham, Mays
PURSUANT TO the foregoing warrant to Inc
:srected hereby notify the trustees Of Gorham
Acsosy 70 meet at the time and place and for the
purposes above expressed.
LorHRoP LEWIS, sc'ry
Gorham. May,l.
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particularly f.lected for him from the European
markets among them are the following, We -
Turkey Op,um-red, pale, and yellow Peruviso
Bark s'omel--Tartar Emerie-I, ecae-Crexm
Tartar Flower -MsgneGa--F axe Maa-
uz--vaeriaa Root 20 -ange Peal -spanfh FLEE
Powdered Jaiap-Cum .sloes -Aasimony Crude
Chamomis Fiowers--l;um Camrhor-t6ngs( -
Salt oesre-Seaus Lssves--sS ssilh Lsqunrce-.
Gator Oi'--Balfnn CopGvs-s6qui'is-Qu 'ekGvsr
China Mu'k --Cum Myrrh--0sn feiii-- A..
row RUos- Annifeed Crude Blfmosh-Olyd do
Rochs1 SaIts-Oil Cioves-O,l Aimonds-Oi sn-
osiesd-Pearl Barley Seeds- Eaglsih Sat.
fron--Cofiander Seeds--4a Ammouiac crude
Volatile do.-Gentian, Rheubarb, &c &c.
Surgeons instruments, &c.
Fall fes i Ampa,a'ins and TrepsnniDg elegant
feits Midwifery 10 Mahogony cAies- Forceps fep
arase-eurved and itfaght Scfars-mals aud fe
male FLYER Charlottesville Cum do.-smyth >
Metallic do Rattle Gum Bousies- slaltic and
pewter syringes-Savigney Tooih Inftruments--
German Key do.-eommon Key do --surgeons
Needies-r rocars-2robang Bittsres- Seaton
Needies-Cum Laneets-Evans Crown Lanceis
common do -Fieih Brulhe--Pocket cafe lnflru
meun-Dfeding do -Couching do.--syringes
for Fiflu'a achrymalis-Clafks Womb syringes
-Mooses improved MISUNDERSTANDING Pine,
&c. ke.
Perfumery, sc.
BsR Wiodfor, Jsfsmiue Almoad voilet. Rofe.
Palm PalmAr;ne. Lilly. Vegetable. Ab6aixa aud
o,her soaps, highly fcented-beR French aud Eu
9Th Lavandef Water in large and fmaii bottles
Efenee Lemou-Efence BsrgAmot-- v sfhbsils-
Houey Water-b.l French aud tngliih Hair Pow
ders- Dso,ifrice Absorbent Co'opie Waer--or
ange aower Water-Mik Rofes-co!d Cream An.
tiqus-Oii. &c. &c.
Paints, Dye-Stufs, &c.
spaniih O,ter--Paient yellow PsufIiAn Blue
Vermllion-Blue visrioi-White do-sugaS Lead
Red acknowledgements uflie-Logwood -
Umber-Dro2 Lake-red while and black Lead
Terra de Senna-Liq Bue-SpaDiih Brown-
Ivory Black--NusgsIis-Oh vrroI--Aqua Forth
Gold Leaf m-Coppesafs-Cum Sheae-
Gu Camoogs-Rotten 6lone-Ffench Chalk
Red DO. Copal Varoilh-Stone Yellow, &c. &c
which with fl aG,ument Of Clsfs Ware shop
Fsrai srs and ApOsheearies stenGis, will be fosd
90 - advAntsgsUss seams - esa BE- Pssehaisd ID
New England.
tyOsders for Coeds promptly attended 10 and
the articles put up Of the hra qualify aod ease-
fully packed sw May
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NEWGOODS.
ID. &c NJ. LANE.

NJ. Q UsiOs Ress MiAhs FREQ
T@AvE jan received from he ,aseft ,mpossatioo
. very ex,ea6ve aforsment Of
Engitsh, Ldin s. French Goods,
taissbe for the prelens sud approaching ieafon,
which viii be fold low for calh u wholelaie aud
re all. 6w. May Z.
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DIED..

9
10 South berwick, Dudley HussAap. En-.
Attorney at Law.
In this town, tliza-Ann, daughter OF Mr.. l.
saac Knight, aged 1-2 years.
In Limerick, on the 2fs day Of April, Mr.. Sam.
nel Bradbury jun. aged g. son Of Lieut.. Ssmue,
bradbury The parents are left to mourn the To-.
of one Of the best Of children brothers and sister,
of one OF the kindest of brothers and society -
one Of its most valuable members: He was schol.
aud by his assduity and persevering appI;oet;en
to his literary stadies bad qualified himself for m.s
fulness to the public.
In Minot. Of consumption. Mrs. Lydia vsr;el
wife Of Mr.. Davis variel, and daughter Of the Rev
Jonathan Scott, aged &c. she endured her lon.
aud hinge ring sickness with patient resixoat;on
humbIy trusting the goodness of her divine rrd..'
ner, TO carry her through oil that he laid mon
her. She was, for many years, a humble foIlower
oft'e meek and iowly Jesus and really eyjnced "a
all around her, that it is good at all times a trs.
in the Lord She has ief large circle Of rela,;v.s
and aeG aintance to all Of whom she was very dea,
Isut no one. who was acquainted with her win
doubt but their loss her unspeakab;e and e,ernS
gain.
B'esad srs The dss1 whies de Il, the Is,x.y
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MORE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW G)ODS.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,
HAVE jus received
/ bale India Calicoes,
/ do. India Cotttons,
] do. India Cotton Sheetings,
Superiine Calicoes,
Re-. %.a s Of sss s,.es BROADcLorHS.
l 4 iasse aaosmeut Of p'aiA aaa soioursd LU3-
TRiN0S, - ssr
n.naannH- comnon Dinoiies
LINENS &c. 1t reducsd prices.
april so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given. thsta stated meet
ing the Overseers Of Bowdon College will
- htiu IN he College Chapel in Brunswick on
Iussdsy the 2ist day Of May inst. at 10 O'Clock
A. n. JOHN ABBOT Ses'y.