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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

N'OiiLE.
FBY virtue of Deed of Trust executed

FsY virtue of Deed of Trust executed
the Subscribers 10y Cornelius Buck the
n1vmeht Oi three. thousand huiidd and Twenty-Five
dollars five CENTS the Path day uf juiy 1911, James
Clarke & Go. who have assignee, ia, Mills, Boz q
CHRy6e-Win b. sOld. for e1ui Wednesday, tie thir
tenth day Of March the dWoilng-hu,.se ot the sail
Buck hundred and dir; FUR acres 90 LAND H.
ing the Mh,reOn lee rt,ie,, wing IN the county
Chesterfield. about twelve miles above the III SIal
CHESTER also mTliyrlyl furh part Of five aerys
COAL LAND, ing in the neighurlro'l and known
bv of Hesi;cs CAT PTS, much 1c The said
lands will (,uect ihc eventual dover nf the wife
the said {. Backj hc sufficient r.i, The nouN
aforesaid with interest thereon from the It'll day ocJly,
Sill and the eNpeuces 81 the sale.
SNAiUEi. TAYLOR, 2r.,o..
GEO. MARKHAM. i'u"oes
January 15. 79-wiw s,eptds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
January 10

By Virtue ofa Dad Of Trust ute tote Suhsrrhrl by
Cornelius Buck Tor the purpose az raising the monies
by intended 10 be sceurzl-Wih bcsold Tor cash We'd
uesay, the thirteenth day OF iarc, the dwelling
huuse OF the said Buck, the o LAND which he NJ
present resides, supposed contain rather than
hundred and tlir;your acrss, tract Of LIND, in the
county of Amelia, slppOscd IN contain Thousand and
three and halfacres of LAND-in the county
Chesterfield the tarnpe road, about siN miles anvc the
of Manchester. supposed TO coain eshty-i,me
eleven OF LIND, lying in the county rayciS,
one ntlie county oF PiiSylyaIltl, suppo contain in
The aggregate, four thousand four hundred and Ttycu
also tbistynne SLATES, Of diem youn and
very likely large stock OF horses mns cattle hogs
CHARIOI and Hges great variety of very ant anal
valuable household and kitchen furniture containing almost
every article necessary aud Convenient in housekeeping
Should the props he sold the above day the sale
Will continue from day day, unit suicieney sold
answer the purposes uf the trust and penees OF sale.
ROBERT GRAHAM, ,-
j w. WINFREE. Ar'S'ees'
January lG. 7g-wiw&ep,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
.NUJICE.

AN very desrous to ST., valuable plantation
Hins %" the Mahcl'rstcr Turnpike ROAD about ;
miles from the Town at Manchester, coutainis. hv
late survey S92 .,clcs Upon this trset there arc
Two very convenient and highly improved settle
me6ts, very line app" aIu peach orchard, aEd
one OF the best springs to be oand below the Ridge
One halt ot the above tract of land is in woods .
winch contain quantity OF valuable timber. A fur
ther descl iption Vi this property is deemed unn, ces-
SAlt, as IT IS presumed thOer inclined To- purchase
Will Iirsi view the premises winch will be shewn
on application, by The subscriber, WHO resides ,erv
contiguous thereto.
JOHN NOWLETT.
Chesterfield, Feb. p. q6-ept,Is
litfc above tract Of land is not sold private
" selore Tie 18Th day OF March, it will on that tsy
"e offered It public sal To the CHEST bidder, b1iore
Tie door ofthc Columbian Hotel, in the town OF
Manehesler--rcrms One-thrd cash, one-tr,i
IN mo"tl,s, aud the balance in Is months the
purchaser giving boz d it'll approved security aud
hf d o uust on the land the Two last ray
mcnts J. H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

TO RENT,
7H7ilE WASHINGTON TAVERN-an,l pos
4 session given in the mouth of Aia-:Il-the pre-
sent lease vii! expire on the lOtn OF Much. This
house is joining the Capitol Square, and IS eN-
ccilcnt stand for business.
For tcrIns, apply 10 Major David Holloway, who
IS authorised TO lease the premises, BY tic admin
istrntor.
fe5'wayi7. oS-tt5M~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
SKETCliOF TUE LAWS.

Passed az Me session of.tte Generqt rs
sc0'hN Of Virginia, svhicA commenced
Dccem6er q, 1915.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
REMOVAL,

hJaNN)N AL.
VHNEiE Subscribers have removed TO that
large and connloious briel, tenement at the centre
oil the tTe'k Bridge and inn dil,eiy opposite Mo sin,-
ei G. Asamss hardware Store
Ihcy haze fer Sale,
1o4 bids. MI'seovado sugar
70 hol, 10. do.
20 , 6n,'. Logrand Lump sUc4Rs.
10 l..ls. ". !. Rum
. dp. old Antigua no.
81 bills. aisl bis;. Co.te
= DO fme mraaa ZINE.
8 ffips,, }Sqy Sfaae,o H1NE. Of srsnerioy q.,a.
81 mpes l,"Tiat Wine
= do; oa L4soa a,9r.
% qrcsis colocnia AMI si.las, Wine.
10 boV,s cNceF III Clar,, 10.
IL pi'es SOsiirie Bsaidy
do. sup, rios old do.
do. genuine Holland Gin
90 srcoon. Fresh impaired BASINS
80 boScs raj London Mustard
20 do roll birthstone. 80 boxes Tin
1900 sacks Liverpool filed salt
500 do. q h.shcls) do.
81 kegs Engl',l p,i'n, and Natural Bridge sho,
10 bags black p' rrrr do abpire
so casks Glass Ware, assorted
90 crates r. WAR, do
hLds. Msdlcr, box Seine irvine
20 dol. Wadr, ms b,st 5ey the Blades
casks Plough Traces
dc. Wedding Hos
30 do. and cases assorted Hardware
-fiso aFoat, and h>nyIy eChccted--
100 hays prime grgn Golf
pipes old Holland tim
50 bbf NuscovadI Sugar
rs hlWls. ist ciup y. or! ans do.
10 elsss Iuu'llcrs, gn Cdsts
IS tasks patent Shot
90 bundles Nail Rods
70 assorted Bif Iron
40 hhds. Antigua Rum. 20 do. Aiuias,e.
-dfSO-
They have hand q large amount Of EugErL french
SerHiGu AMI Infq GOODS.
A the nppve viii ir pd on tie u,r REASONABLE, terms for
cash, Or tOWnaCcl ptaHccs.
u BROU,N III. G,
iy.. FfNNry.
n y. Jicir regular auction ta,s are Tued., < Fri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

CAUTION.
EANING just claim against the estate Of VIA.
Z Ia Spears deceased, considerably morc G.sn my
bU"d gwen u tlc executor OF lat esate-l Ga, re-
fore, notify the public not ,orcccIve III payment Or
trade Tor that bod.
This notification is given, in consequence Of The
acting executor refusing TO settle, or arbi'rue my
calm. IIICS. FOWLER.
Cum6erIaHiL Febtuny u. gG.2aw3wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

PROPOSALS
AZ HI he received until tie Goth day Of March
w next, TO- the delivery of 100000 BRICKS,
(one fourth Saimuu,) ct tie U. States arsenal on
JaiHrs H'Ver-Guod cl=y can be obtained on tle
public Imd-Perso wis ing 10 contract, will direct
their proposals TO Capt-in w. T.. BearG, Richmond.
w. G. BEARD,
HgrHf qftbe L. .yasfes'
Ordnance DeDa,taielt
EcS. o. % iZOh
4 HOunb Mar who wii,cs 4 good hand
n and IS well acquainted with b,oks aud accounts may
find employment eligible situation for "a few months
b, Ippiyn., the iaiiiOg.
February -. Q6-2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

lkGINIA.-Ata Superior Court If
Ghaneery holden the Capitol, in the cit, of Rich.
mom january nth 1916.
Robert Ptas MS Peane, aGr,iusr Samuel Coats jun and
Niam Cicw trading under the firm OF Coats & Il ",
DefHderas
ny Virtue of Decree Of The Superior Court OF CHANGER
for the Richmond District, pronounced in The sho,e stare
ea't, shall ON wednesday, the 10Th Of March next pro
coed sell, public auction, b. Cradiock's HhaE for
r,ady money, me scho9ner cHlRLOTIB, lying, SAID
Wharf, Al ROcketts, in the ci.y of Richmond.
Hii>LIi.f ~ f'RTCE, - C. c.
NIB The above sale will take place o'clock:
February IL. 93-2daOim
G,,PANlSH HIDES, SUGAR * WinSKhY-
y SO Ilhds. Brown Susa,
; do. Loaf do.
Aud will receive III few days, Baltimore and Phi
'atclphia Whisky in bars els and hogs:ea,,s. A LsO
4 small cargo OF Spanish hiies.--inr sale by
RAL.oION s. PLEASANTS.
February s. SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

100 HhSi0iU born @LBFE1, l'0y safe.
AN The ID Monday i'm March ncx;. vii
H. sold, ct Charlotte Cnirio''se. ~ W. i,a oiics
Ere sipcrntedluc, Of Roma gIyur mHdrG iiktit
Nrslnmhorn SLAVES. Sucl in families vii bt
soil n tllu Asy.
Onchaif Of tts purcre nrreJ O. Pc paid a c fine a.
sale and DE residue Vn fr FIRST i Iares ri7, To-. vinc
wdad god ccurit' IS go De- i'enaid dr.t 81 trf ur
tic oiayes % Secure tl rnuct'ai ra51,ni Ogrol. .
viot. oranJ parrot tic rlsilg,.
ie5tlnIy s.. 69-tls
c. Ihc E,iereg me- lyH-4t.4- r.ss- and Ts.ffH4fa
ffeifgeT felnf.tel bI5t.8f M. o3e 4eteri 4fa'-
ft0ypf'bcwisg mt ftH, J.1r, END tfQ5ssia H-ar 4c
to0i,fs 10 thtf Ofsc fog oqyncni.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
CoND1r1oNs OF. THE HERALD.

The subscription is Five Dollars PEI
annum-payable by town subscribers
half yearly in advance.
Country subscribers (trom the diff
Guilty of collecting at distrancc) will
be expected to pay the whole year in adj
vance CT the time for which they sub
scribe, or give a responsible Eiend Ill
grown.
No subscription taken for less than
six months Communications, orders
&c. to be post paid. No paper will Lc
discontinued (but at The discretion OF
Editors) until all arrearages have been
paid up.
Advertisements mt exceeding a
square inserted three times for one
dollar and IS cents for each succeeding
insertion. All advertisements sent 10
the office without having the number Of
times for which they are TO be inserted
designated will appear, in every paper
until otherwise ordered.
A liberal allowance made To those
who advertise by the year.
June l3, 1911.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
Valuable Land for Sale.

Under the authority of d.crea ~
,he superior Court ri Chauncery heIu
a, FredericksLu,gh, in the suit OF Gle
f!;zaugh against f.. and !. Scbo.hcid
me subscriber will CHER al Lub,c sale.
for cash, al GoodIng's tavern on the
premises, on Thursday the 2Sd day OF
August next, valuable tract CT AND
containing about 1916 acres, situate
IN Fairfax county, Oh both sides of the
Little River IurnYike Road and OF
.AcCoinE Run, about nine miles from
Alexandria and nearly the sane dis
lance from the city OF Washington and
Georgetown, psrl Of a large tract
Called Revensworth, and Formerly own
ed bv GIics Fiizhugh On this trac,
there IS very valuable NlM Seat, 20
wards the Improvement OF which con
siderable progress has lately been made.
by digging out and preparing the ra-
ets aud collecting large portion OF
the building materials which are now
On the spot the seIte also affords room
10, ',"h q" extensive manufacturing eS!ab
ma, If tho cro,, n.,. ,.r;
che ,o,s,. ' 49, 'a . soaus 'eao,hS 4"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
QUEGLY's

Burr nall Stone Manujdctory.
~ HE Subs, riber has received a
: large supply of BURR BLOCKS,
direct from France; and has com
menced making Burr mn Stones, at
his shop, upper end of King street,
aear the store of Mr.. James Anderson,
where he can, on short notice, furnish
Stones of any size, warranted equal to
any in the United States, and on the
most reasonable terms.
MICHAEL QUIGLY
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
Public Baths.

ME- snbscriberrespecuully informs
y the Ladies and gentlemen Of a
lexandria and its vicinity, that his Bath
House (on the alley adjoining the the.
atre and opposite the City HoteD is
now open, and Will be kept open in
complete order Till the FIRST OF October,
where WARM and COLD BII'FIS
may be had at any time in the day and
until O'Clock at night His terms
arc SlOeacb, to be paid in advance, for
subscribers Cor the season, or fifty cents
Tor a single BATH. No tickets will be
issued until the subscription list is fill.
ed.
Two separate baths are kept exclu
sively for Ladies, who will please come
n at the alley adjoining MIR. Fairfax
House, on Royal strickland gentle
men arc particularly requested 10 come
that adjoining the theatre
He has on Hand and for sale,
A quantity of good PICkLED
OYSTERS,
TR0G. SHIELDS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
NEW LINE OF STAGES,
The Winchester N1aR Sage
WILL START
EUery Monday, Thursday and
Suburban

FROM MtLAUGHLIN'S Ia
VERN, at three O'Clock a NJ. and ar.
i've in Winchester early the same e.
vening. RETURNING will leave
NTGuire'S tavern III U'incAe6ter, at three
o'clock, and arrive in IieUonlr1a at an
early hour the same evening. The
stage viii continue on to WashmgtOn
and Georgetown, for the accommoda.
ZION OF passengers.
|" The above Line is in Jirst rate
order. The public may rest assured
that every attention will be paid to their
convenience.
TIE PROPRIETORS.
May -,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
ADVERTISEMENT.

On the first Monday IN August next,
will be offered for sale, at public auc-
ion, on the premises Off not previously
disposed OF by private contracD lot
Of Land in the town of Dumfries, on
which there is a commodious dwelling
house and other out houses also well
IF excellent water, formerly the pro
perry of Mathew Harrison, esq decd
rhe terms of sale are one hall the pur.
chase money TO he paid on the day of
sale, and the balance twelve months
thereafter. a deed of trust on the pre-
misses 10 secure the payment will be re-
CURED.
ON the same day will be sold a
complete set Of Siiyersmith's Tools, in
Guiding very valuable mill used in that
that business together with sundry
tppertaiGing to the Blacksmiths' bust
ness, likewise all other the personal
estate OF Jacob Merchant, decd a Gre
dil uf six months will be given on pur.
chases amounting TO ten dollars, the
purchasers giving bond with security,
bearing interest from the date, it not
punc'ually paid. Cash will be requir.
cd for all purchases under that sum.
PHILIP ID. DAVE,
Executor of Merchant, decd.
Dumfries June, 81. 1916.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
Land for sale.

Land for sale.
By virtue ct decd of trust, from
Coleman Lewis, to the subscriber,
(made to secure the payment of sun
OF money, due to Alexander Waugh
will be exposed TO public sale, at Cen
freUiite, in the county of Fairfax Oh
the l4th day OF Sept. next, TO the high.
est bltdc' for ready money
1872 Acres of Land,
Lying 90 he turnpike road, between
Fairfax court house and the said town
Of Cent. eviilc.
GEO. n. RERKLEY.
IrUeS,Ces.
July lO-law.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
THE STOCKHOLDERS

Of the late Domestic Manufacture
Company of Alexandria, are hereby
notified, That at meeting OF the di-
reCtors OF the late company, a final di-
yidend of capital and profits of ~ per
cent. IN addition TO the Is already de-
clared on the dissolution Of the clmpa-
ny was ordered to be paid 10 those
stockholders who paid up their stock
in fall /; and IS per cent. TO those who
failed in paying up. being, with the IS
already declared as above, the amount
by them actually paid--which dividend
will be paid on or after Monday, the
22d inst. by the late agent.
II. LANGTRY.
N. B. tits required that the ccrtif-
Gates OF stock be surrendered on re.
ceipt of the divid nd.
July < -eOb5t
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
BOAI LOST.

NWTAS TAKEN from alongside oil
Nv the brig Columbia on the Ath
lost her yawl boat, painted black, with
mouldings, and yellow inside, suppos-
I'd to be about IA feet keel. A lib.ral
reward will be given for information
that will lead to the conviction of the
person who took her, or for the boat, II
she should be picked up adrift and re-
turned.
5,vo. JACKSON.
July 20,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
TO LET.

The D7veiHng Houec and Ca, asn, at
present occupied by the subeCriner-
possession. will be given LIST ~.
month. Aiso, the Narehouge a, ,hs
corner Of King and Payne streets
possession Immediately.
CRAVEN Z. PEYTON.
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TO LET,
July s -Sw

The two story Brick House on
King street, opposite the Mechanics
Bank, a, present occupied by MIR Isaac
Robbins IS Dry Good Store. Pos.
session will be given OH ,he first day of
May. Il LYNN.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
MIR. JOHN B. DABNEY,

MR. JOHN b. DABNEY,
YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day Of the Circuit Corrt of the DiGrict Of
Columbia, to be held for the county Of
Alexandria in November, 1916, or as foon
ss council can be heard, lhall move that
court to award judgment againfyou in favor
of the Common Councilo of Alexandra, for
the fun of twenty-Gx dollars and five cents,
being the amount Of taxes due on your pro-
pei ty on Wolfe treet in the town Alex.
andrla, for the years So4, 5, 6, 7. 8, 9, 10,
II IA, 10, IL, and I5-according to the act
OF COngrefs PaiIed the z5th Feb 1904.
J. d. SfMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria.
May II ON
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
ST.. DOMINGO M.AHOGA,
NY

The Subscribers haze on hand, and for
safe,
a large quantity of the above Ma
hogany, which they purchased low at d
will sell Oh liberal terms. Cabine,
makers will find it TO their advantage
10 call on us, as the wood is of the first
quality, and high coIored.
PENN & HARMON.
June 26
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
7 or Freight or Charter.

For Freight or Charter,
SEE The elegant new Schooner
So NEPTUNE,
: apt. Stevens burthen i56 tons or
1900 barrels well found in every res
pect, fine first rate vessel, and will be
ready for the reception Of cargo in S
days. For terms apply to the master
on board, or TO
ADAMS, HERBERT s. Co.
Who offer for sale said schooner's car
go--copsisting of
$4,000 feet merchantable Lumber.
June %
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
FOR SALE

Three Horses, one complete gig
horse, the other a first rate riding
horse, and 81 pleasant poney, They
will be sold'1ow for cash
CHARLES SCOTT.
July g
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
Bank of Alexandria,
July 8. 1916

ME stockholders in this institution
u are hereby notified that divi
dend OF per cent for the last hal,
year Is this day declared, and will be
paid to them or their legal representa-
Ives OIL Friday the 5lh inst, BY ordei
OF the board,
j. l.. McKENNA, Cash'r.
July S-Sw
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
j C@bltSE.

Neat door 10 TrfIeu and Watts Chi
na Store, King Street,
HAS JUST RECEIVED,
Fine SeersuCker
Striped Jeans
White and Yellow Canvass
Ladies Silk Handkerchieis (elegant)
Floss Cotton,
Lace ard Cambria Buttons
Six and Kid Gloves, white s. colored
Sewing Silks, fine Cotton balls
Bandanno HandkerchIcis
An assortment of Ribbons, &c &c.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
Spanish Hides, Philadelphia
Whiskey, &c.
LLNDE4Y So HTIL

HAVE RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
800 Spanilh Hides of good quality
1000 gallons Philadelphia Whitley, from
one to three degrees above proof
5000 buihels Liverpool coarle Salt
1000 ditto coarfe Alum do,
COCO ditto J urks Ifand do
zoo Jacks Liverpool coarfe and fine do
400 bbls. Shad for family ule
goo do Icrrings
Sugar by the hid. and Dbl.
Iunc as.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
20 DOLLARS REWARD.

,STRIYED or STOLEN
From tho subscriber on the night Of
the 9th inst. bright BAY MARE, a.
bout IA hands high, remarkably well
made, tro,s hard, her left hind foot
white, with black spot in her fore
foot lock, one of her bind hooks little
larger than the other, small place
skinned on the end OF her nose no
other marks recollec,ed; she is about
seven or eight years old. The above
reward will be given, and reasonable
charges will be paid ii taken up and
brought home il more than twenty
miles s ifless will be paiG according to
the distance.
JENNA MUTT.
July 10.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
CUT NAILS.

30 casks OF we'll assorted Cut Nails,
Just received and for sale by
TIL II. ROWLAND.
emo ,9th-l2t
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-22
FOR Freight or Charter,
IUST RECEIVED

AND FOR SALE,
- tierces and half tierCcs rice
~ 20 Connecticut ploughs-by
NEWTON KEENE,
Who has in Store,
80 boxes sugar
30 do Florence oil
so do raigins
10 quarter casks Co'menar Wine
Is do do Sherry, Of asupe-
rior quality
80 bales German linens
~ 20 IONS Swedish iron
50 casks steel
% crates queens ware, escorted
Is tons pig lead
900 sbOvels, suitable for salt or
gram.
For Sale or Freight to any port in
Europe or the West LnGfes,
kIaI THE COOP BRIG
~ ~ Vrginia,
~ Burthen 1900 barrels, in
Complete order for sea.
Ihhiy as above.
N,y g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
SPRING SCHOOL.

MIR RUGGLEs propofes to commence HE
MI spslNo SCHOOL for the innruct'on of Mas
ters and MfTes in the polite art of Dancing ON
WtrN.sDAy, April 81 at O'Clock M. provi
ded fufIic,ent eucour sgement 10 offered. Thoie
parents and friends Of children, who may with to
honour MIR. R. with their pauonase, are requsit-
ed to leave their names at MS LANCASTER $,
Free.lireet, or with Mr. Joussos, at the Portland
Book Store. before the 25,h of March, that If his
announcement is not found fuficient, ieaionable
,me is allowed him to st,end TO Other applications
Terms as before-two Ieirons per week. AL fchol
ars whole talents and diipo6tions will admit, tha
be put forward on to the moA faihiooabe kinds OF
fancy dancing, after they are we'll brought On to
hi. " ftem Of movements No icholsr taken for .
fhosier term than one quarter.
Portland Feb. 81 ew
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
&ottCat,S.
Tuesday, February ~, 1916.
ATTEN TON !!

The FEDERAL REPUBLICANS of Cumber.
land District, are hereby informed that a
meeting of Delegates from the several towns
in the District will be holden at BURNHAM's
HALL, in PORTLAND, on THURSDAY the 7th
of March next, at o'clock in the afternoon !;
to agree on two suitable persons to represent
them in the Senate Of this Commonwealth
the year ensuing.
*** Each town is requested TO send as
many Delegates as they are entitled TO send
Representatives to the General Court.
The Hon. JACOB ABBOT has explicitly de-
clined being considered as a Candidate for
reelection.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-27
SEPARATION OF MAINE.
No. III.


The advocates for separation, are not sat-
is6ed with leaving you to form your own u
pinions on subject Of this importance but
unusual exertions have been made to convince
you that you certainly do feel oppression and
pr'udsions, though you are not sensible of it,
This seems to be the very extreme Of brotherly
kindness and charity-One would imagine,
that, il the situation of our District were such
as to require dismemberment Of the Com
monwealth, every one would at once perceioe
this necessity, without the labour OF so much
argument and without SO many appeals to
prejudice and feeling.
Among other reasons assigned for sep ara
ton lis stated that our present situation is such
our interests are SO neglected, that vast
number of our inhabitants are removing to the
western and southern States on Mot occount-
You are informed that the farmer wants en-
couragement-he wants relief and the foster
ing care of Legislature of our own; aud that
without such care and encouragement, we can
never prosper-you are informed that on dc-
count OF these difficulties and embarrassments,
so many hundreds of our farmers have left this
cold climate to seek better country and more
humane Rulers.--Here is strong appeal to
your feelings and prejudices.--Now what is
The. fact-and what is the cause and what the
conduct of Massachusetts 1t is fact, that
within five or six years past many hundreds Of
our inhabitants have removed from this Dis
trict to more favoured regions among whom
were many valuable citizens! but ii is equal
ly true that large share Of those who have
left US, were men of little or no property anc
that their loss as members of Society is yer,
little to be regretted--I appeal 10 the people
of those counties from whence the inhabitan'
ave principally removed. for the truth Of th'