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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-13

Declaration of his Most Serene nighness
Omar, Bashaw, Dey and Governor OF
the Warlike City and Kingdom of Al
siers, made and concluded with the
right hon. Edward Baron Lord Ex-
mouth, knight grand cross of the most
honorable military order of the Bath,
admiral Of the blue squadron of his Brl-
tannic majeaty's fleet. and command :
err in chief of his said majesty's ships
and vessels employed in the Mediter-
rancan.
In consideration of the deep interest
manifested by his royal highness the
prince regent of England, for the termi-
cation of Christian slavery, his highness
he Dey of Alsiers, in token Of his sin
ere desire to maintain invlo!able lis
ricxdly relations with Great-Eritain, and
to manifest his amiable disposition ani
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-13
W.iNTED,

Three or four BOYS about Is years Of
age, OF steady habits and good moral
character, as apprentices to the Rope
making business. Also, wanted to hire
by the month or year, twoor three Boys
ofthe same age, to work in the rope walk
Enquire Of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-13
Vaudeville and Larmour

Have, Received
90 hcgsheads Orleans and st. Croix
Sugars
25 ditto PENNSYLVANIA rye Whiskey
so boxes mould and dipt Candles
1000 baskets Liverpool blown Salt
bags Pimento
They will rent the Store adjoining, at
present occupied by G. Bronaash = Co.
Possession may be had the 2lst instant.
November 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-13
FAI,L GllI1llS.

JOSEPH JANNRY has i.nported il
the ship Boston, Captain Finley, just ar
rived from England. a General As
sortment of FALL GOODS. which arc
offered for sale By the package or piece.
9 mo, Is CO
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-06
AnnafoH8, Augu3f 81.

HhnafoiiS, Angu5f 81.
Supposed Murder and Robbery.
On the evening oil Friday the I'd il.
slant. three schooners anchored in the
mouth Of Deep Creek, or the Cbesa-
peske, and early on the following morn.
ing Two Of them were observed TO weigh
9nchor and proceed up The Bay, but The
Sd was discovered to be anoat, sculiied
and completely dismanlied Of sails, rig.
ging and >very thing valuable On the
Monday flowing, the 18th inst, a mu-
latto man, we'll made. 6 feet some inch
rs high, floated on Ehore with his ieel
tied together; and since he was found
'wo Others, a white and black mar, are
said TO have been found, all supposed
have been murdered ard thrown
from on board Of said schooner, ~ some
unknown persons. The schooner has
been taken up, and is SAID To sail FROM
snow Hill IL any vessel is MISSING
'rom that place, on seeing this, her fax
g b. known, and the necessary steps
nay b. taken 10 appreheBd those who
have committed the outrage,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-06
AN ACT

For the relief of William Hamon,
Br IL enacted by the senate and house
Of Rehf esentatiUes otthe United States
Of america in Congress assembled. Eha
there be paid to William Hemon, Of the
city o! Philadelphia, cat # the money
in the treasury of the United States, not
otherwise appropriated, the sum oi
three hundred and eighty four
dollars and foriy.three cents, in
full Of the sum Of money which has been
paid into fine treasury by the said Wi
liam HamoDD for duties on thirty Sly
boxes of white sugar. imported by hin
On the twenty SIKH pay Of August, one
thousand eight hundred and i've, from
EIavanna, which sugar he exported to
Bordeaux, in the ship Missouri, about
ihs last SESepte rnber, then next follow
ine. P7oy'icd, That prior to the pay
Hent IF the above sum Of money TO IT,.
said William Hamonp. satisfactory proof
be e. ,ibiled to the Comptroller of the
Treasury laat the said thirty.siX boxes
Of White sugar were landed in some
fOrsiso port or place
II. CLAY,
8}leakc5 Of Tire House of Rehyesen.
fdEfUes.
JOHN GAILLARD,
PyesideaF of the Senate fro temfoTe,
ApuI 26, 1916,
6ePoRgaD, JAMES MADISON
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-06
AN NCT

Eixinq the compensation OF the 2ccrc
ia If IT, senate auu Clerk OF the
II use oE k,p,ce e'''a'lV.s, and max
ing prpvysi,n for the Clerks employ
ed In un%or FL, es.
Be il enacted by rhe senate and house
Of ,enre8enfattvss II ihr United Sfafr'
of .4mcrieR. IN congress assemblies III.
IT, !,..u OF the compers seton heretoinr
allowed by luw 20 The Secre'erH, 0t Fhe
8 uatr and the Clerk - the House o!
RcoresenCa.ives of thg C'"ed states,
thew snall severaiIy receive ne sum =
three thousand dollars srUu~liy, Paya.
Bile ou.ftrilv as 4. 'c"rGora
Sc. IND be il further enacted, That
so much OF any act heretofore passed,
providing any comps nsation, salary or
perouisitcs - any na,erc or KIDD wha;
evec % TIC said : G-etary AID clerk,
shall be, and the a7n. 8 hereby repeal
ed.
sec. >. Ind be 81 further enacted. lhal
therc shall De s:Iowed 10 the pr1rclPa
and eng ossing clerks Of the SlHaiG aru
Of he House o| ReP, sentative s.' 81
Orion OF tweaty Pc" cen!um on 'he com
pensa,ions TO which they are a; presem
entitled by law This act shall take
effect and continue in force tqr Nv"
years from and after the hrst of Ianua-
~. one thousand eight hundred and
sixteen.
H. CLAY,
Sneaker Of The House Of Rcfresenfa
riUeS.
JOHN GHILLARD,
President Of the Senate FRO temhore.
April 30, 1916.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
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Thy AUTHORITY.l
AN ACT
For the relief of .'oh p. Maxwell and
Hugh H Maxwell.

Ror the relief OF ,'on 4. "sN"Sh aho
Hugh II. Maxwell.
Be i, rnacred By ths sensfe ana mouse
,Srenrrsrnfe tiIcs OF 'br United SfeteS ~
-fmrr,ca, IN Congress assembled, N
all ,ne rio hi, title aud irterest Gtthe u
ni,ed S,a.. :, os. in. aud 10 any real es-
tate whereof a veertsin James NaX"eh
died ..rzed oa1he ,wcnty.1'gh'h day Of
Nav one thousand eight hundred and
sour,eep be-, and the same is~hereoy RI
1e,sed unto John p. Maxwell, OF the
Missouri territory, aud Hugh H. Max
,yeu -. the territory of Illinois nephe"s
or ,he said Jancs Maxwell, and u.s
same is hereby vested IL toe Sale e'
p NsxweN and Hugh Ill Maxwell ard
,b.;r heirs forever, as full as II tn, ,
h.I b,eu citizens of he UIited'S'a;c'
or IN, said ionrteeu,h day o. May one
,hcusgnd e -. huN6red and ionr'een
aa,,n,- and :. serving 10 pers""'' o'h
e. Than the Unued STATES, a"y 'Hn' "
nc, or interes, Of. in, and 20, the prem
ses sfore said. whe. cot The saiu JS'ne
MAXWELL died seized, as fully a'd am
Djv As If this law had never ceen pass
cd.
shrekey of sAs House Of "etr~'r"-
INuN .-... 40,
Pycsidsnt Jh "r'- IRE "mf're
Ap~i &c. %
"F'' JAMES MADISON.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-06

good order prevailing in them, a""
have yielued US great satisfaction -
ihe improvement 1.-THE understanei"S'
and the communication OF tnat kno"
ledge by which it may ne more exteu
slvely prepared for the service OF H'w |
/ whom we must all render our az
are duties not TO be reglco,e..
We desire, however, TO impress upon
all, whether parents, or those 10 W hon
they intrust their tender cffsprings, the
supreme importance oil inculca,iug the
first Of dulies--the love and fear OF
GOD.
a watchful parent will at no time,
be more alive TO the welfare of his
c"iidren ,kan when they are passing
from the age,to which We have Just ad-
veried to The succeeding stage Of life
ne situations in which they are then
placed, and the companions with whom
hey as o''atc, may have decided in
HAencs on their future character. We
). at therefore. encourage both pa
rents and masters not tn r.lax at this
lTlllcai p"'iud either in care or ccuu
sell - IA proper estraini tcmpercc
"i:h kinduess. Here we would adver;
70 TIC imp fnnce OF god kan pie.
and 10 ihr vieat blcssins wi h wi,
sucnd he lob urs of 10, whom wt
are addr, ssi"g, AZ tncy ), k % tC.on.
preacher CT righteous, eso, In iie ri
conduct 10 those arours ,hem.-Hsy
inviting, no" Instructive, il is, TO bt
40 such as, BY the, pa ity Of the
lives. by hr mcekness "i their spirit.
AID iiG Oeu",o,encc of their cha, &C e.,
're auo'nng the'G 'essior! lhi.
Is du'V WEI, is OH d by The high
les, "It.-ri,y, Matt 10; aud w,
"hath heir mode alton, their se4.de
"a, u, "ani's OF ATE, are such G.
Dc mt gion.
Out solit d rs Ills tine bee
awake 81 80: y" n cn.ployr,
as trsvellcrJ IN -, The cxup
sure OF these - ..Mptations Il.
."hich they are o. unav 3idabIy sul
J .'ed' has .temdt c DR." aside som
On t.: simpIi ~ nai purity of hca
and thought, tina. sui1t moralily, whici
.ur CHRISTIAN principles require. w,
YOU'D submit TO The serious consid.
rdlion OF their parents and empicyt :
the extreme danger of sending fur.
into such service any young perso.,a
" hose religious principles e not ifs
ed, nor thor habits formed , and ".
would enc urage friends in differ,
places where those III this line Of en-
ployment may travel, to continue
s%tend that hospttahie notice which has
Se'n already manifested. The sltua
h"n Of some OF our y ing Friends il
otneT occu ealIons ave them OF
the advantage OF 80 o d inS'ruc.
tive associates -lso we hopl
will not be overlooked by those 10 whom
they are known
We iam- that reproach sbOu!.
have been o ght on our society, By
the iaiiute a, a"y O! our members H.
dIscharging their lust debts. We con
slder II 10 be the duty OF oil, but cspc-
ciaI,y every person ""A"r pecunjary
difficulties, 10 nspec Narrowly into the
stare of their Affairs ui ihls we con
ceive might often prevent such an IS
sue Let all trends be careful TO iiT
within their inoo'ae, retrenchinH, j.
necessary, them "Xpencrs: and we d. .
sire that II may D. mel" uniform ec.
GcaVor TO conduct their business Ill
each way as may su"jeG them 10 II
least risk or danger Foi those who,
possessing iRtegFI'y, ye Tom the pres.
ut n Al honest a
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-06
NJ. NJ.
NOYLCN.

On the Sirteenth Of September ncxt
will DC sold at Ftlrfsx court house,
Two Negro Men,
HL$D,
The furniture of Mary Golfer, late
deceased Terms Of sale for the nc.
gro men, Virginia bank paper or spe-
Gle ; for the furniture, current lnoLcy
Of the District Of C0lnmbi1.
All persons having claims against
'be estate Of Mary CcHc,, deceased,
yili present them properly authcn,i.
caDcd--and those indebted will make
immediate payment to nc, in hlcxan-
srIa.
SOLOMON PARSONS,
Hdmhgy
Aug. % -law3w.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-06
t',Om the Western Herald.
IMPORTANT LAW CASE.

For some time since doubts have been
entertained as TO the power of Congress
20 vest jurisdiction in the State Courts,
to hear and determine cases of infrac
lions OF The peEal or revenue laws of
he United States. The question was
lately raised in Virginia before the su
perior court Of that commonwealth and
. dc ermIna,ion had adverse TO the ju
risdlction. The question WAS raised in
the last court OF common pleas IN this
county and decision had averse' TO the
Jurisdic ion. AS this decision is upon
law question of much importance to
the whole country, have requested a
"opy of Judge Tappan's opinion, and
.erewi'h enclose it to you for publica-
uon In the Herald. Yours, d.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-06

From London Pahers.
Received at Me office ofthe Neg York
Ca,.1sereiat AdOerttser.
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
The following are extracts from the
op'stie from the yearly meeting held in
London. by adJourDments, from the 22c
Of the 3 IL month TO the 3lst Of the same
inclusive, 1876
To Mc quarterly and Iontbly meeting
of friends. ~ GrcGT Britain, Iyeiana
and rissvAc7c.
q we observe with pleasure the -
Creasing desire manifested By friends
Obtain guarded and useful educau
10, heir children. The 'epots
Sac schools under the notice Of Ihis
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-06

nc State Oi ONO is z sovereign ana
ind, pendent state, not comfortable by
any earthly power In the making or ad
ADMINISTRATION Of its laws, except only in
such particulars as it hath delegated d
portion of that sovereignty TO the u
States by The federal constitution, and
as it hath limited itself in the cxercis
power Ivy the same constitution.
The constitution of the U States
creates distinct and separate govern
ment from the several state govern
mcn's, and delegates specific and limit
ed powers to the government so Great
ed. by the Sd a.ticlc section Is, and
Cd, the judicial power Of the United
States shall be vested in one supreme
court and 10 such inferior courts as tic
congress, from time 10 time ordain and
establish " the judicial power shat
extend 10 all cases in law and equity
arising under this constitution, the
laws Of the United States and treaties
made or which shall be made. under
their aulhoT,ts, 10 all cases affecting
ambassa dores, other public ministers.
and consuls; TO all cases of admiralty.
and maritime Jurisdiction TO Ccntrc.
versies TO which the United States
shall be party, &c. The judicial
power Of the United States extends to
the case now before this court, and th,t
power is wholly vested in the United
States courts the supreme court OF
he United States hath an appellate IN
rIsdicrion in all controversies TO which
he United States shall be a party
here is no clause in the constitution Of
the United States which authorizes con-
grsss to give jurisdiction to the state
courts, or to require the performance
Of any judicial duties Of them il ca.
not be said that congress by their laV )
Ordained and established as court :
,hs United States, for by the operation
OF she e,h section % the Sd article ~
he constitution Of this state, if sue
we're the fac we should cease 20 be @
curt; and can i, be imagined Ihst On
appeal can be taken from this courl to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18
PiHiam EiyeiPs Estate.

WE the subscribers having been appointed BY
the Honorable Samuel Freeman Judge Of Pro-
bate 10 receive and examine The claims Of the
creditors 10 the estate of WILLIAM ELWEI.l.
late of Portland inthe county of Cumberland,
mariner, deceased, represented insolvent, do
heeeby give notice that SIX months are allowed
60 said creditors to bring in and prove their
claims, and that we will attend tina, service y.
the Office OF Hrs;io Southgste in said Por.
land on The fourth Thursday Of June, July, Au.
gust md Sep ember, and the second "Wednesday
Ut October next. tom nine TO one O'Clock A. NJ
and from three TO six O'Clock L. NJ. each dsy
Dated at Por rlsnd he Efst day Of June, A. -
1916. JACOB MOVES,
HORATI SOUTHC ATE, ~'"""
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18

4 O he fold by order.of Cour, on Monday, the
Ssh day Of Augun mex, at one O'Clock r. M
At Shsws tavern, 10 Gorham (being an adjourn.
ment of the 'ale he'd At S. MLeIlan and T Fetch
er's Office in Portland May 49, 1850 the remain.
der of he Real Efats Of ELIJAH ELDER late
Of Portland, Merchant, deceaied VIA lot of
Land cont aiming 10 "a acres ftuated in Gorhar,.
in the county of Cumberland. per deed from Ifaac
Elder to deceaied. dated Sept 1894 Seven md
quarter acres of Land in laid Corham, per deed
from John ELDER to deceafed, dated September 22,
1907. One acre in iaid Corham per deed f ON To-
nah Dyer to deceaied. dated Auguf 2e, 1905.
Ore acre of Land in fad Gorhsm to dec eaied, Ger
deed from John Elder, April rs, 1909. Fourteen
ano three quarters acres Land in said Corham per
dee from JoGah Thomas and wife to decealed.
dated June S 3OS.
Conditions made known at the fale.
ELEANOR FIDER, Administrator.
Portland, June 10, 1876. sw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18

THE subscriber hereby gives pualic notice to
ell concerned, that she has b,en duly sp, on ed
and taken upon herself the rus, al A. 9minslrs
trx on the estate Of ALLISON LIBBY, is,e +
Corhsm, 10 the county OF Cumtesisnd, We, an,
deceased, by giving bond SIS the law Directs
She therefore requests all persons who ere in.
debted to the said decessed's estate TO m Ike in,.
medisse payment; and those who have any dc
mands thereon, to exhibit the same to
Ceratm, June S. 1916. SARAH LIBBY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18
NOTICE.

NOIILE.
yXyR The fubscrihers having been appointed by
w the Hon judah Dana. Esq Judge Of Probate
for the counsy of Oxford. Comminioners ca the
eRa,e of BENZ AMIN BL aKa, late of Bethel in
faid county yeomeo. deceaiea reprefen'ed in OIL
vent and GI months having been allowed to the
creditors to bring 10 and rove their claims here
5y give notice .ha, we will be in feiIion upon fad
buf els, a, the dwelinghoufe Of Timo,hy Carter
Eq. in iaid Be,hel, on the 6rn Monday of June.
Iuy and Auguil next, from va TO five O'Clock
pM M TtatOTHY CARTER.
JAMES WALKER,
Bethel, May os, 1876. PETER YORK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18
AO1ICE.

NJ 7 IL 4.
w E the fuhfcrisers having been appointed BY
w the Hon. Judah Daaa Efq Judge Of Probate
for the county of Oxford. Commifioners on the
eaate # OLIVER WHITING late of Fryeburg,
in faid county yeomau decea.ed inteaa'e repre-
fenied iniolvent and Gz months having been AL
lowed from laff March TO the creditors to bring in
and prove iheir c'a,ms hereby give notice that we
vii attend to fsd bufioefs At the dwelling houie
of Joieph Colby, in ia,d Fryehurg- on the firf
Saturday Of September mex, frem one TO fS &c oek,
P NJ. JOSEPH COLRY
SAMUEL Nae KEEN e'""U''e''-
Nav 25 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18
NOTICE.

WHERE AS DOROTHY, my wife has lef,
my bed and board-and whereas we have signed
'ruc'es OF agreement never again to inhabit the
same dwelling, and she has engaged not to pul
me 10 any expense-This is TO forbid all persons
hsrbour'ng or trusting her on my account, as l
shall not pay any debts of her cont, scting sfer
this date. NATHAN MERRILL.
Topsham, April 2, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18
Cumberland Convention.

A meeting of "the Cumberland Convention,
"A TO promote the obiervance of the Sabbath
will be holden at Portland, on she 18th OF June
next, a. 7 o clock, P M.-aud discourse on the
object Of the Inffi,uon delivered ., g. in the meet,
ing houfe of the frff Parifl. May 81,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18

The provisions applicable to the du,iss on Ii.
censes 10 dis ileSs, are, in general, the same
with those laid by the &C. Of July "a 1915. The
NOS, ihpor Ant Of the ne W PROVISIONS ste--ths,
he du,yis invarIb!y TO be paid in money, when
hat psysble upon the still OF stills or boiler
licensed at any one time DIES not exceed TWEEN.
dollars that deduction of feigh- per centum,
is in sli cases, 10 be made foe prompt psymenl !;
hat in cases where The duues re bonded, they
are to be given with two sue,ies at the lessi
(nsesd of one as here ofore) snc sre 10 be psi6
M the end oftwelye months, from the expiration
Of be license that all stills are to be licensed,
ha, are used, or kept in situation for use !;
that a penalty liss sgsins; sny person who 81 Il
keep in or ahon, his distlerys any bee or o.le,
liquor, prepared fom grain, for the purpose
d,stlllation. for more than. eight days. wlthou
hsving lccn,e that collector is authorised
10 enter dis iiiery Al sny time, whether be-
'ween the rising and setting OF The sun, or at a.
ny other time.
In cases in which license for disrilling, shall
have been granted. according tc he presen,
fNes Of day, for pc iod extending beyond the
30 day Of June, 1916. il is required, under q
senaly for neglect. that the person to whom he
same may have been gram ed or u ansferred. shsil,
IN or before the SAID day apply 60 the collector.
and psy, OF secure the payment Of the additional
duty, according 10 the new rates for the une x.
pred period ofthe license e ON The 30lh Of June
New torn for bonds. will be prepared by the
collector and furnished TO distlIiefs IN sprlics.
,ion. WOODBURY. STORER, Collector,
eftke 7th Collection Dist,ict Of Massaehusens,
port,snS Nv 90 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18
MACHINE y HIND CARDS.

JOHN WINSLOW & Co. continue to Mans.
fscture Mschine and Hand CARDS, Of every
description, and warrant them to be of equal
quality to any made in the state, and at very low
trices for cash. Those who are in want Of Me-
chine Cards for the season, are insitedio send
timely orders by Mai! or other conveyance, 20
be left in Portland post-ofsce, or Al Josrrs
PoPE's No. z, Musseyss Row. III
Apfil16 If.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18
.AOTICE.

THE members of " The Portland Tract Soci-
ETY. are Informed that the Tracf: are receiv-
ed aud ready for delivery at w. s. II HYDES
Bookllore.-Agrseably to rule Of the Society
,hole not called for in four week will be ditribu
ted by the diaributing Committee
J. l. HYDE, Lib,ariar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18
GEORGE TUKEY,
HATS MANUFACTURED

1OY the subscriber, aud all kinds OF country pro-
Nd duce, Lambs Wool, &c. received in pay at his
shop opposite Mr.. Fox's in Fore-street.-All kinds
Of GLAZING performed as usual, Glass cut to
any pattern-the smallest favour gratefully ac-
knowledge by SAMUEL NJ. QUINCY.
Nav 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18
Masonick Festival.

TT1HE Ancient and Honourable Frater. ,s
j. FREE AND AccRPTEp MAsoNs Of the tto,'
cd Lodge, will celebrate the approaching festival OF
ST. John the Baptist, joined by Solar, Freepot and
Cumberland Lodges. All Brethren of the Frater-
nifty are invited to join u. in this anniversary--An
address will be pronounced on the occasion.
Pr.order Of The r w. Master
JOSIAH GOOLD, Secretary.
RnnsWck Nav 2Ith 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18
FOR SIZE.

A couple of HORSES, young, well broke and
"A without defect. Apply to Mr. Chase, at
Col Burnham's Tavern June 1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18
NOTICE..

A LII persons are cautioned against trusting the
N crew of the British ship Neptune,as tie 'ias-
ter will not be answeIable for aay debt they may
contract. .hhe D.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18
MARCUS QUINCY

MHKCUS QUINCY,
Eesd sf Psrftass PER-, Fsss frsfs
X EEPS conilansiy for fsle all kinds of
DRY & GROUND PAINTS, f
with which the publiek may be fupplied. whole
fsle or retail, on ~ good terms as can be had 10
town,
Ground Paints,
Fit for immediate ufe--boiled and raw O;l--paint
Brufhe'-spiriss Turpentine-Jugs Kegs, &c &c
Sept 20. Qf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18
] JEREMIAHKI KIMBALL & Sen,

] JEREMIAH KIMBALL & Sen,
Have for Eis Csl4mbiss Rec.
6ll doE & afi scy,hes made of the bea Germsn
fieei by c Ba,chelder of North Yarmouth
IS dog Scy he sreaths
10 do sutton Hoes
1000 hufhes Corn
co bb's freih Flour
IL hhds ST Croix Rum
9 do Mo!afles
A general affsrtnen, of
Hest India Goods & Groceries,
as usual. (am) May 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18
AN AppIrioNAL SUPPLY or

AN AppITioNAL SUPPLY or
CroClery, Glass, China & Hard Hare
HAS been received a, No. 5, Merchants Row,
Middle street, which will be sold by The sub.
scrit cr at srcasonable price, for cash or spprcs.
ed credit.
Charles Blanchard.
May ,f.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-18
Naine Missionary Society.

Name missionary Society.
HE annual meeting of the Maine Mifionay
! Society will be holden at the MeetIng hosfs
in saco, on Wsdsssd.y the 2esh ina. At o'clsei,
A. M.
The TruAec, Of the Society will meet. y the
fame place, The evening preceding.
& CILLRT, Sscretarys
HaIloweil, June 5.
agreeably sos vo.e psffed BY them Il former
meeting, " to requea, On the Sabbath preceding
the annual meeting. public contribution in the
Pariihes to which they belong to aid the objecsof
the Society,"