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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27

" The subject of separation has been laid before
the public through the medium of the Argus in SO
many different shapes has been ably and so in.
geniously discussed that it is difficult to write up
on ii, without repeating the argument OF others.
Indeed enough has been said to convince all
al men. The number who really opposed to
separation is but few, and those few daily diminish
ing. 1t is true, we find here ana there disagecied
individual crying out, what shall gain by it ?'
&c. &c.-Argus.
II is seldom we find, even in the paper from
which we extract the above, such tissue of
misrepresentation and falsehood as this short
extract contains. The editor very modestly
satisfies himself of the unanswerable nature OF
his arguments, SO various and SO ingenious
that he can go no farther without borrowing
from himself. Some Of his most powerful, or
ingenious discussions are probably contained
in the columns of abuse against Col. TEACHER
Such " shapes" of argument must be conyn
cling indeed OF the necessity OF separation
Enough has been said 10 convince all ration
al men," the last sort of men to be convinced
by such argument, The round assertion in
regard TO numbers opposed 10 separation is at
| antipodes to truth. Had ne reversed his po-
sition he would not have been far from the
| mark. Ii is well known that very great
proportion of the people of Maine are and
| nave been totally indifferent 10 the scheme SO
| zeaiously supported in the Argus. They
have been stimulated and acted upon By ev-
/ cry engine of party continuance and political
juggling. Union Societies have been formed
and branches instituted in various quarters.
with zeal not inferior TO revolutionary illu.
minism. As to cool dispassionate considers
ton of the dangers and difficulties balanced
with the benefits and conveniences probably
resulting from separation, we have cen on
such mode pursued in that paper, notwithstand
ing its lair pretences and professions o. imparti'
atty. 1t has been an exclusive party Project
originating in the restless passions OF few to-
tally regardless OF the permanent interest, pros.
perity and happiness of the many. Here
and there disg9setea individual. What can
this mean DO the "Union Societies" al
ready assume the rights of government and
shall those who presume to think coolly for
themselves be branded as g disanected" Ii
SO discussion can avail US noihing-The soon
er we surrender our rights OF thinking and act
ing to these self created societies, the better.
But if the great question is really to be submit
ted to the PEOPLE, we doubt not they will ex-
ercise their rights with just regard to the Sc
curly and independence OF the religious, NOR
al and political institutions which they now SO
happily enjoy nor rashly put in jeopardy
privileges of which nation or state may just
ly boast, for any fanciful or visionary project
ofpossible improvement. MARCUS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27

L. & A. II. CROSS,
No S, Union Row, HAZE FOR SALE,
q hhds Antigua Rum
pipes Cogniac Brandy
pipes Holland Gin
pipes American Do.
hide green Coffee
chefs souchong Tea
Young Hyfon do
baes prime upland Cotton
6 casks new Rice
White Havana Sugar
Loaf Sugar
20 boxes and trails Raihns
20 kegs Tobacco
8 casks led wrought Nails
IA crates afforted Crockesy Ware, containing
Cups and Saucers, Plates. Bowie Mueh
Jugs &c,
IS boIes spanifh Segars
S hhds Mo'aife,
20 bbIs No Beef and clear Pork
IS doz Holland Slases
40 bags Liverpool Salt
tons Iron Hollow Ware, &c.
Feb 20 on
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
POST-OFFICE.

The Aurora has lately undertaken to in
ves.isa,e and expose certain abuses in the
National Post Office, and in his paper OF
January the 3lst, he laid some deeply in.
teresting facts before the publick, as pre-
paratory TO further disclosure /; but he has
discovered that the Aurora OF that day was
suppressed by some servile wretch, 90
use his own words) fit to be the minion of a
despot and a slave" This, far from dis
coursging him, has only served as slim
illus to render him more eager in the pur
suit Of fraud and peculation.-N. Y Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
PLASTER TRADE.

We have been favored with copy of the
law recently enacted by the Legislature Of
the Province of New-Brunswick, regulating
the expectation of Plaster from said Province
The first section imposes duty of tz0enty shit
lings current money ofthe Province, upon ev-
cry ton of Plaster Of Paris, shipped, exported,
or carried out of the Province The second
section requires that every person, previous to
shipping or lading any plaster on board any
vessel, to obtain permit from the treasurer
Of the province; and any person shipping
plaster without first having obtained such per-
nit, shall forfeit and pay for every ton SO ship
ped or laden the sum Of ten shitIings. The
third section requires the shipper, exporter, or
carrier Of any plaster out of the Province, to
give bonds with sureties to the Treasurer Of
the Province, for the payment of the twenty
shillings duty within six months from the date
Of such bond.-Provided always, that the
shipper, exporter, or carrier OF any Plaster
which by the law is made liable to pay the du-
ty who shall carry or unload the same to or
at the Port Of Boston, in Massachusetts, or to
the westward of the same, shall be entitled to
drawback of the whole duty paid, or secu-
red to be paid, on each ton, on producing to
the Treasurer of the Province or his deputy,
a certificate from the Collector of the Port
where such plaster was landed, or the British
Consul, of the State to which such expectation
shall be made, that the same has been actual
ly landed.
The fourth section imposes fine of fifty
pounds for obtaining or endeavouring TO OBJ
tain the drawback. On producing evidence OF
the loss or shipwreck OF any vessel in which
any Plaster had been shipped and the duty
secured, the 9th section provides for the re-
mission of the duty, the same as though the
cargo had been landed. By the 9th section a
duty of two pence per ton is imposed as fee
to the Treasurer for the trouble of taking
bonds.--Any Plaster shipped under the pro-
visions of this law may be relanded at any
port in the county of Charlotte, Moose Island
excepted) and the original bond given up, and
giving bonds anew in the sum of twenty shil-
lings ton that the same plaster so landed shall
not be reshipped, except in a British vessel.
The 9Th section provides that this law is not
to be in force unless the assembly of Nova Sco-
| tia shall pass one of similar provisions--and
then to be in force for one year, and until the
end ofthe next session Of the General Assem-.
bly,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
WILLIAM p. DAVIS,
LAS for sale At his itore in Fore.reet, uear she
i i head Of Long Wharf,
1900 ID. good Southern FLAX.
Feb 81
II CARD.

Mr. RUCGLES moa respectfully exprefies his
AVA gratitude to the Ladies and Gentleman OF
Portland. who honoured him at his late exhibition
and Ball with 80 brilliant and reipecta lie COM
pany-allo to bis pupils for their ltriot attention
to their pats in performance aud their L'dy aud
Gentleman like department, 70 a. to gain un'vsr
fal appisufe. feo ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
ONE CENT kEWARD.

RANAWA Y from the subscriber on the nighs
of he ll,h inst. an indented apprentice named
Ion s,h.n W. Whitney, aged eighteen, All per-
sons are forbid hsrboringlor trusting said spprcn-
ice as no cost will he paid after this date. Who
ever viii return said BOY shall receive the above
re ward, but no charges WARD MOVES.
Norway. Feb IL. 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
TOWN ACCOUNTS.

THE subscribers give notice that they will
attend at the Office of E. Mayo, Exchange.
street, on Saturday March I'd, from till IL in
the forenoon, and from 3 to S in the afternoon.
40 receive and examine accounts against The
sown Of Portland +; all persons having demands
arc iequested to exhibit them to
EBEN MAYO, Committee Of
VIM SWAN, accounts.
Portland, Feb &c, 1876
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27

The Treasurer of the Bible Society of Maine. ac-
knowledges the receipt of twenty dollars from Mrs.
HAMLIN, widow of the late Hannibal Hamlin. Esq.
deceased; being the proceeds of Sword which the
deceased by his last will ordered to be converted
into money for the use sf that Society. Thus is al
instrument of death made mean OF procuring the
Word of Life.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
1>HR iuh(cribers having been Appointed by Ii

THE iuh(cribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Samuel Freeman Efq. to receive and ex-
anime the claims Of the credisors to the efate ce
Can't. JONATHAN COLLINS late Of Northyar-
mouth mariner deceaied reprefen.sd .intolvent. do
hereby give uo,ice tina, fix months are allowed to
fad creditors to bring IN and prove their elaine,
md that we fhIl attend that fervice at the houfe
Mr.. John Webaer, in North Yarmouth on the
first Tuefiay Of March next, and the hrit luetday
If The ave toliowioR months from to 6 o'clock
P. M, "
WILLIAM BUXTON, Z c.;..;.
JOHN WEBSTER, e''s''
Feb. q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
DIED,

DE u,
In Gorham, t6th inst. Capt. Barnabas Higgins,
aged 80.
In Minot, Jan. 22d, Elizabeth wife of Simon
Noyes, aged SO.
In this town, Mr.. Peietiah Fernald, in the 7Sd
year of his age.-Jane, daughter of Mr.. Josiah
Lows, aged years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27

THR Members of the Foreign Mifiionsry So.
ciesy of Portland and the vicinity" and Others
who may incline to join the fame. are hereby no.
tilted tina, meeing Of faid Society will be holden
al The meeting toufe of the Fra Parifh, on Moa.
CAV next, At O'Clock A, M. a bssesEai attendance
il reque(led SAM FREEMAN,
LEVI CUTTER,
Feb 81 W. SrORER, Jun.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
Memorial ofthe late Lieut.. Waters.

handsome marble slab, supported by four pill
lrars, executed in manner very ceditable to thu
artist, Mr.. Bartlett adams of this town. erected il
the early part of winter in the burying ground or
Fort Hill, bears the following inscription, express
tive Of the interest excited by the youth and fate
and merit of the amiablc character il commence
rates
Beneath this marble,
by the side of his Gallant Commander,
rest the remains of
Lieut.. KERvIN WATERS,
native of Georgetown, District OF Columbia,
who received mortal wound Sept. 5, 1918,
while Midshipman on board the
US. Brig Enterprise,
in an action with his B. NJ. Brig Boxer,
which terminated in the capture
OF the latter.
He languished in severe pain,
which be endured with fort.tude
until Sept. IS, 1885,
when he died with Christian calmness
aud resignation,
aged Is.
The Young Men OF Portland,
erect this stone,
as testimony OF their respect for his
valor and virtues.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
SALE POSTPONED.

THE fubscriber's Houfe, 6rua,ea 10 Cumberland
nreet, sdvertifed for fale THIS DAY,m una
veidably poaponed TO THURSDAY fbe 7b IF
Marsb next, at II oclo K A. M. when the tale
will take place on the premifes,
RUFUS wASHBURN.
Feb ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
SYMPTOMS OF REFORMATION

kentucky Legssi0fure-San.2 ~.
MR. TODD, of the H Of Rep. presented
the petition Of the Kentucky Bible Society,
praying for loan from the treasury Of
$500 TO be repayed without interest In
1--WE annual installments, for the purpose Of
enabling them to purchase stereotype plates
ofthe old and new testament-referred to a
select committee.
This looks little as though Kentuckey
would e'er long put forth her strength and
contribute her portion towards extending
the benign influences Of the GOSPEL of JE
sUs. 1t is source Of the greatest consola-
ton 10 the Christian to see so much going
on, and SO many tremendously engaged TO
effect this great object.
.NeuuburyfsOrs Herald.
Furniture Tart has been stated in
Congress by the Chairman of the Commit
tee of Ways and Means, that the Furniture
and Watch Tax was calculated to produce
100000 dollars, but that it had amounted
only to 10000.
8 A letter from Washington gives the fol-
lowing extract from the new Tariff OF Du.
ties recently submitted to congress by the
Secretary of the. Treasury
No Cotton Goods to be permitted an
entry at less cost than IS cents per aquare
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
Federal Republican Meeting.

The Federal Republicans of Lincoln Coun-
ty, will meet at marlborough, 29th instant for
the purpose Of fixing on a Senatorial Candi-
date; and adopting measures to secure the
election of General Books.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
Sale at Aucfion adjourned.

THE Real Eaaie in Bridg,on which was adver-
tized for sale on zUESDA7- the Goth inf At
the Office of S, M'LeIan aud T. fletcher, IN
Por,land-was adjourned until March next
WEDNEsDhf 9th, at II O'Clock at the same
place,
Feb. Esd 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
M1RRfED,

In this town by the Rev. I. Nichols, Mr.. from
AS CHADWICK, mer. TO Miss REBEooA Fox.-Ey
the Rev. +. Kellogg, Mr.. PaILIP OWEN, OF Buns
wick TO Miss HAASAH LuNr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27

linn in Massachusetts, to act magnani-
mously on the subject. Indeed, in some
respects, she will be the gamer by the event.
In the division Of the Public Lands, (Which
have been estimated at from eight to sixteen
millions of acres) three quarters of them
mus, be adjudged to Massachusetts, on the
principles Of taxation and valuation -
whereas in the donations of these lands a
large proportion has always been granted
10 Maine. The District, OH the other hand,
will be Untitled to one quarter part of the
value Of the State House, State Prison, &c
The subject is important. and ought to be
impar,ially and Gispassionately discussed.
All accounts from Hapana shew, that
those Americans engaged in the trade are
losing money daily. The island is glut,ed
with Anne rican produce; and the produce
Of the island being in great demand, is con.
SANITY rising in price.
We understand that peace is again res
tored in India 1t can at this moment be
saic, If the contest in Spanish America is
no, an exception) that " svars have ceased
from che fiVers 10 The ends efshe earth"
The Senate and houss of Repre- sentatives
have each insisted on their several bills re-
lative to the British treaty, and refused to
adopt the amendments of the other. They
have each appointed committee of confer.
ence In the mean time the treaty, so far
as il relates to the discriminating duties re-
mains unexecuted, in this country, although
it has been carried into effect in England
from the date ofits signature, the same du,
ties only beingiher demanded on imports
in American vessels, as are paid on the i'm
ports Of British vessels.
A man named Thomas was lately tried
before the Court of Assizes OF Paris, for Sc.
dition. He was about 40 years Of aye, was
born al Vesoul, where he said he owned a
tannery. He has been in succession sol
der, commissary Of his canton, and ira.
der in crockery. He had besides talent for
poe,ry,which however had not been impro-
we'd by study, or any acquaintance with the
rules of versi6ca,ion. After the defence
was concluded by MS counsel, when the
president OF the cour. asked him if he hid
any thirg to add in his defence, re replied
by reading piece Of poetry Of his own
composition. Unfortunately the strses of
Thomas, did noi show tina, he had not been
guilty ofseditious Iansuage,in vulgar prose,
and could not prevent DIS bsing sentenced
to six months Imprisonment,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27

yard. All Cotton Goods from beyond the
Cape of Good Hope to pay duty of 40 per
cent. and those from Europe, SO I'D per
cent?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
6ates at auttior.

6Mes at auftiofr.
at IL O'Clock, at the aofc
at she iozver end Of Ingraham's Whars
100 Boxes FISH,
9 inch CABLE.
f. GREELY, Aaes'r. "a
February 81 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27

Thursday last being the anniversary OF
WAsHrNeToN's birth, and of the day Oh which
the ratification Of the Treaty of Peace reach
ed this place, was suitably noticed by the
first Portland .artiitery Company. BY their
exertions, united to those of few individuals
who still keep ''the memory Of theHero green
in their SOULS" national salute was fired at
sunset-ant at seven clock round of eight
guns, designating the number of years during
which our Republic was prospered under his
mild and upright administration. A number
Of rockets and fire balls were thrown during
the evening, and the fancful illumination Of
the OBSERVATORY was seen at ten miles dis
lance in the country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
4AnnuaZ Torn Meeting.

The annual Town-Meetng for the choice
of Town Officers will be holden in this town
on Monday next. We hope the subject will
receive in the mean time, that consideration
which its Importance demands. Let it be re-
membered that without concert and arrange
ment, no cause, however meritorious, can sue
coed. The affairs of the town for the year
past have been conducted with ability and
inpartiality, and there can be no good reason
offered for change or revolution.
Federalists you know your duty, and
that is a sufficient pledge that you will prompt
" and candidly discharge it on Monday next,
by general and punctual attendance at the
opening Of the meeting.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
INSuRRECTION AT NASSAU.

Capt. Nichols, from the Havana, who
left there Feb 4, informs that il Was cur
rently reported, that there had been an in
surrection of the Blacks at Nassau, New
Providence. and that at first the Neg oes
got possession Of the forts but they were
at length defeated and subdued,after persons
being killed on both sides and the usual
order was restored
The votes designed for Gen. Brooks will
be correct, if given thus, HON. JOHN
BROOKS The family OF Brooks is nu-
merous respectable, and need not shrink
from comparison with any other in the
State. But as Republicans, trust, we
have nothing to do with any thing but the
character, services and talents of Gen Brooks
The HON. JOHN BROOKS is Hero,
statesman, and Patriot, Of WdSHXNG-
TON school. without reproach, and with
GU, s,ain.-As an Officer he was an honor
to the Army-as Statesman. helis an hon
or to the S,ate-and as Man, he is an hon.
orto Human Nature. A SON OF rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-01
Fashionable Faney Goods and MI
te!iGrg.

sISs u FAkI.EY, ,hfofm The Lade' OF
" Portland spa i.e ATTY II have this day
o.s4ed a sheir store 10 fxc!iauye itreet,-' Gaze
IF French MIl,.ary, the "a ei' Paris Ia hon.-l d.
r. A. "a ..lDafe con.alhup CHIP and Sstih Bnh
sst.s II he syefi ,at esos pethaP' iupsrior % any
ever iFsrej here before al!o isfge h'ack ace
shaus, Scarfs aud Handketehiefs eigant pat e'n'
great variety of white lace spencer' Piierrsnes,
Gib Cap. and Turbans--workd Coi'erets-Ffench
ar i6ciai Flowers aud other fancy anic'e',-white
snd coou ed figured Cyptef'-'h,ead- meeiin add
cotton Lsces- -iinnen and cotton Cambrc--h figured
and sin Munns-uice Linens-Ccntlemen' and
Ladie, Il TX aud cst,en Hofe- elk and kid Gicvss--
whue a eoioured Levaa,ine q, plain silks Ribons
Of every ssisnpt,od, togs her with great variety
OF other articles 100 numerous 10 meniicn, which
they a'ways exrsct 20 re !upplisd with tom the
iaten ondon ADD Psrm isfliions. They viii make
It tb.i Rudy 10 fsleet .ueh anclss as ~l! plsaie
and foIici, The patronage ola generous Public =
They alto continue their store VI Bath where they
offer The fame articles wnAe the ahovs will be
fold a, cheap for Cath as a. any other piece.
Por,lsnd Jay IS iee II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-01
MlLLERiS
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT.

offered to he pub &c as being one of the ea6eil
and iAfeit Cnres for this Difof der - Long e.pe
rience has proved che efficacy Of this Ointment
II Is perfectly iafe in its operation, and may be
applied to The imaIleR infant withou, DANCE
The fcsnt is agreeable IL j. not neeefary for the
patient to take Bfimftore a. is common in c,he,
ointment. This oiatmeu 10 Iut up IN tin boxes
convenient 10 carry, and each genuine boz will
accompanied with direetiona if genuine, viii be
hgaed by JosL MILLER The above Ointmen.
may he had in final or large quan,i,ie, of JosL
MILisn, 81 Gso,gs Doctor CyRus HolB.oox
Sign 1t s. Lukes Head No Sc. Hanover areet
Dr.. SAh.I no TON il. No. Newbury hree,,
6S6oa. OF Mr. NJAMIN BvTMAS. Portland Raw
son. and Bruce Wa'dsSs,esgb. Mr.. Jude Hyde, Of
Bruniwiek Prince aud Waihburn. 7be~sS.,. and
Oakcs Perry Ca~ds.; Rice & Ceer Friendfhip
George Robinfon ST. George July II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-01

THE subscriber hereby gives pno"c hoiee
10 al concerned, chat he has been duly spppin-
ted and taken upon himself The trds OF Aamih.
;stra,or and commissioners on he estate VI
IOHN FAREWELL, late ct Portland, IN t,Ie
county of Canberisod, Butcher, deceased. o>
giving bond as he law direc's-~hs snsssi1ss
sad dcceased's estate to make immediate pay
ment aud those who have any demands there
IN, 20 exhibit The same 20
ABSALOM FAREWELL.
Portland. Sept. Il, 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-01
Z merican Manufactured Goods

gmerican Manufactured Goods.
No 7, Msgsy', Ron
JOSEPH POPE, agent for din, q B,o.rs, OF
J Providence. who keep him eonlantiy fuppliec
from heir icng known ard well efabl,lhedFaet
ry At pawtucker with general alto rtmens Of
Ame,I an Gotten Goods,
cohslsTiN0 or
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filling
& Threaded white 4 color stocking Yarn
White and colored iewing Cottons
shirtings-sheetiags-C Chez ks--stripes
Observation-Disclosures Ticking, sc
~ Shopkeepers in town and couu, ~ and peo
pie 10 general Who with 10 furu,fh themielves viii
The above articles will beiupp!ed At the Factor,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-01
WISCASSET BANK.

NOTICE
THE stockholders Of The Wfcsfst Eauk are
3 hereby notified to meet at he BAuk IN Wiieai-
fef, on Mosdsy the 7th day OF Oc'ober oeIr at
O'Clock + NJ TO rake choice of n'ne Directors
for the year essuing and TO traniact any huslaess
relative 20 The coocerns Of faid corporation which
may han come before them
Per cider Of he Pre6dsn, and Directors
H NOBY Gather
WifcaGv
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-01
CUMBERLAND BANK.

THE Stockholders of Cumberland Bank are here
4 by notified that the annrs, meeting Of iaid
Stoekholdei. viii be holden Monday the 7th
day Of Octoter ne1t at Two o COCK after noon at
The chamber over laid, Back, for the purpofe II
chooGag nice Directors for the year ~piuing--
Afo 70 confider the e.pedieney Of dividi4g aud
paying our One hundred hcui4ad dol ars of he
capital Stock Of laid Corporation and tranioc inc
any other bu6ness relative to faid Bank that may
sten come before ,hem
By order of tie Pfe,isfst osd Di,es0,s
LEVI GU TIER. Ce6i~
Sent. iS 1876:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-01
Medical Lectures.

THE anna. sou te If ME1iest LfeTunn 10
1 Dartmouth Ua,vsshty w,li eommeuee on 'hs
hra NeGntfdAy in October next and continue
three months
Theory y Pydsfiee Of PhyEc & Surge,y'
by NATHAN SMITH, M D.
Aaatsmy, Surgery & Miasuits,y,
by CYRUS PERKINS. M d.
ChemjHy q Materia Meaiea,
by REUBEN d, MUssEY, NJ. D.
Hanover, fsps 9Th iS6
As Dr.. Smith 10 to lecture, for this feaion At
New Haven ALTO has prsfsnt eourfe IN 'Li' ini'.'n
ton will be nscehAri!y fo:sened TO aoau' tea
weeks
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-01
LINCOLN BANK.

TTtlE fiockh .iters of the Lincolp Bank. are here
BY not fed TO mre, iAid Bank On Mondsy
the feventh day of October next Al o'clock r
NJ TO choose seven Directors for The year en!u'ns
and 20 lranfact fuch other buhnets as may then
come before them.
BY order Of he Pre6asat and Directors
SETH IRUF nj. Gather
Bath, sept !2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-01
NOTICE.

THE fubferiber has taken Counting Room in
the fore formerly occupied by WEBER &
CLASS, where he requeias all perfons who are in
dsbted to the late firm to call and adjun the fame
Augu0s. AMOS $. WEBER.