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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-31

10 De sold, az PUbiic- .7uction,
am TUESDAY, the 1st day of Oc.o-
her next, If fair &c not the fair day. TIE fol
loving valuable property, y,ng in the of Iynchlrg
l25 ieet OF ground ,ereabout, Lynch Street on
wliiehis handsome new two-story House AZ uresent
occupied by Mr.. Benz. sckoofcld.
40 feet thereabout adjoining the same. on which
snail new house, occupied by John Boiling.
1o2 IL feet adjoining the last nenoned Which is
an extensive Tobacco Mandatory, fitted up with
Screws Ssc complete. at present occupiedb by Messrs
Samuel Anthony & Co.
155 feet Of vacant ground. the samc Street which
be laid OF IN small building lots to suit purcha
165 feet Ditto Immediately back of tie same which viii
belaid off in like manner
~ IL feet on Sd Street which is house occupied BY
Mr.. John Degarnet
40 ct, on the Street which stands brick of
hce, occupied by Mr.. Eoane.
81 l-3 feet ofvacant ground. 4 Street, commarn-
av'ew oftle Town, and eligible situation for a
private reside nee.
= credit of twelve months will he given. 4 tile
Will he made when the purchase money paid-and the
purchasers viii he required IN Give payable and
otiable at either of the Banks in Lynohburg with appro.
we'd cndorscrs
house in Richmond t,fessrs. osebh opd cco hrqrr)
whose partnership xpes the first day o. October next
beng concerned with me in this properly the IS made
q enable them to Wind up their affairs and will take place
positively, without reserve.
CHARLES JOrfNsToY
SWN ~ 2i-wffO
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August 10

.N'EW GOODS.
TEVHE Subscribers, at the Market bridge, next
4 door to Messrs. DICEs, MooRE & CO. have
The pleasure ofiiIorrning those who wish 10 pur-
chase GOODS, that they have received from Phil
adephia and New-YorS, n Fresh Supby; and
are daily expecting more-purchased on terms so
adgsntags Gus, as to enable them to sell lower than
they have ever before done.
Being well aware OF the scarcity Of money, we
are prepared to give those wishing to lay out any,
What t4ey viii consider p full recompense.
We tender our thanks TO tie public for The
liberal encouragement received since Cur corn
mencement, and will observe, that we are Mt %
particular i'll receiving Foreign Money as hereto
fore.
DAVID & WILLIAM KYLE.
.9agtst Il. 29-Im
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i.1zIzT-N.G Ll-TIlTETSS7' ..1C-7TlIE-llT.

JUJsN " I-lsiIT-O d .IC-1 Di4-Hi
|,ANCES T: HUGHES Academy will again
4 . onened on the .st Monday in September
his Of Board. t.sdsiaS AMI Washing, are one
,ea dollars per Session, which viii consist o.
oontl,. Terms OF fui,on IN the following
Ines, VIZ. Nee,,evok Reading, Orthosraphy,
rnsn,nip, English Grammar, Arithmetic, Ge-
IN. with the use of the Globes, History.
\ ,etires, Composition, b .tsnv, Chemistry,
IN snd Natural philosophy, and Latin, twenty
,lollsrs per session, iccuding stationary, adapt
} the new mode OF teaching wriiisg. Draw
twelve and a half dollars per session.. French
Music will be taught by the uOst approved
hers in Richmond, ut the usual prices. PEN
shir. Geography with the.u OF the Globes,
e,.Letres. Comnosition, Botany, Chemistry,
Al ans Natural Philosophy, Latin aud Draw
VII be taught by Mr.. II. Sweet, who viii also,
sopay, assis. in Arithmetic, sc. Mr.. Sweet
teach either or any OF the branches of his de-
ment separately, if REQUESTED. Fuel one dollar
hfty cents per annum. Entrance three dol
The month Of August, and two weeks u,
usry, win he given as vacations. No scholar
he considered AS Discontinued at the school,
out three months previous notice.
ugnst 81. 50-w4w
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NOII 10.

A PETITION will he NJ, serted to the next O..
J g'siature, praying chang in The perifas now
eseribed by law for holding the WILLIAMSON
chancer' District Court, 50 ~ 10 make the terms
OF tssi Couft commence on the 1st day of June
end tie 2p,i' day OF October, ~ each year.
.lNaiMt 8. qs MN
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Valuable Land for sale.
TETIJE Sub cribcr intending TO move to
the Western Country in the fell will SELL TO theIigh.
bidder Thursday, the twelfth Of SEPTEMBER f fair
irna tc fair day. LIMIT on which he re-
sides present lying IN the County Of Powlatan, between
Deer reek and Nnddy Greek Immediately onthe lynch
hnf goad ten mills above rowhaten Corr. house from
lan.s River from the Muddy Creek Mills, the same
Road and orr from Gainesville The whole tract has
~ excellent foundation II hns hundred and fifty
eres Of rich and heavily timhed ToJnoco Lard about -
acres Of the most superior Hat land the cleared part well
adapted t. the crowd OF IOjqcco fdian Corn, Hhc onf
Cf0rcr.
The Improvements convenient. Tie water sautary
tie sitcetion healthy. It's presumed the purchaser vii
the property before tlcday Of sale, md a further ds
crip,on is necessary One third Oft purchase money
will b. required IN hand the Other equal sunca pay
ncns and Trust Decd upon the Land to SECURE the two
ast Payments
Possession viii h. given the Purchaver before Chrirnq
and ltery ofsuwinp wheat in the fall. Any person
ing TO the Plantation, will apply to Mr. Ilmnas STRAIT
tom, or the Subscriber. WI.SWANN,
pO1ehGfuE Couufy.
August 3. o5-v5w-
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STlN.8RD e CHEiV
OFFER FOR SALE.

Ot J. ELK FOX Ss.4af,
bids St~ Orleans, ard Loai Sugar
So bbis Whisky
80 casks llbbert's hes, Brown Stout, : l-2 do
each
do. Taunton Ale 10 dozen each
10 boxes BorieRsx Ciaret
80 do. Chateau MargaIix 10. superior qualify
liids. Jamaica Rum, 5'h proof
pipe Lisbon Wine, OF superior quality
100 boxes Soap
so do. Spermaceti and Tallow Candles
50 do. Chocolate, No.
8 chests Youag Hyson Tea
do. Hyson OF late importation and go0d
quality
10 kegs Isle Of Fra-ce Indigo
Is bbls. Sugar House Moasses
reams Letter Paper
box Coates
st Table Mats, Go PSI
1900 Cocoa Nuts.
Also.
100 bills. Iiersihgs. in prime order
Is bags Green Coffee
a few bundles Nankcens, and
BILLS ON NETWORK.
AUGUST IL. 90 &w
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August 10.


NALUBLE LANDS FOR SALE.
Z n pursuance of a decree Of the SUPERB
Court of chancery. land with the of all The
parties interested there) will b sod Public auction,
credit of one, and three years equal annual pay
tate Of the late John NRae jr. dec) containing IS SOS
acres lying in the Counties OF I.coln and Madison the
State OF Kentucky being part of survey of $4,000 acres,
patented in the name of John IeNs.
Onefra parcel efiaHd 10 waters of Caoic Greek,
branch Of the south fork Of Kentucky containing
crts, being LOT No. 10.
One other nat, lot No. twenty containing 1000 acres Is
ing q Goose Greek.
One other tract lot No. twelve containing 1000 acres o.,
the rigcta divides the waters of ichand from
Greek.
One other TRAIT lot No. one, containing six hundred and
three AMI onehalf acres the head of Lick Fork on
Richland Greek.
One other tract, lot No. g. containing two thousand and
twelve acres. Riehland Creek.
One OieTfrao lot Mob containing hundred and thIr-
ty-two acres, Richland Greek.
One Other trf, lot NJ. 9, containing 4l0 acres, the
waters Of Rclanl
One er act lot No. H. confirming 1000 acres On the
waters of Ricl'land and Collins Fork.
One ether tract lot No. fifteen, containing two thorsand
four hundred ard six and quarter acres lying both
sides Af Goose Greek.
ind other fTdf LOT No. sixteen containing two o
sand acres lying on bath sides OF Con>s Fork
The title papers the aforesaid lands may he ON APP
piicaiinn Mr.. James III. Lynch suctioncPr with whom
they will he lodged, for that purpose previous the day of
sale. With will take place at the Bell avern in the City
Richmond, ON Monday the OH of Dec. next.
Terms-Bonls with approved security carry interest
eipai is pmlctialy paid.
II yU ,:.i
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IN CHHyYCERY.

IN CH1JYCHRY.
\ virtue Of decree n The Superior Court ~
3 The United States for the fifth Circuit and Vir-
-iais District
Wherein Msrg1rrt ceacs, cvccurix Of The frsisren apJ
st w g WHani COATES. deceased, who was surviving
partner OF VIM. Cray ash Compnn,, pqffsiG. and 7 no.
mas Muse ara kiVf Muse. administrators viii, the
W. ap"ey4 Of Hudson Muse, dee. and Thomas Nose end
lliitt Nsf, nelson Aiusr deystt and Iepafs..s and
5niet Muse. letif Muse Miranda Mus. Cordoba Muse
eai,s Of c ssid Hudson Muse, dec. James Sniirand
Ms wife, and James Muse. ~ T-usfgufs
IfN be soN
Cr1f iurlay tie iii of Sept next NJ twelve ocIel ~
tohc auction FOR ready rsoisy IN the town 81 rhanna
Of iais9i N-ss dc. - f'NF'"
The sale y u take plnce on tl,c rrcro;ses
BENyffrIN aIlEN. y. y. fer
AugrG2t --S"-'' a." -
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NIRGINIA.--At Court continued
and held for Louisa County, the 18th day of June,

" lKG1NlA.-Ata Court continued
and held for Louisa County, the 18th day of June,
1916
hdslJsi Kiy. Eietor Frances Jefferson, John and Polly
Aobards, irfqnt chiidrcn Of Frances DIM R0Jdrds,
daughter and iegaee Of Joseph Perkins, deceased, ty Nj
Plaintiffs, ogdim Thomas, RcGeytcad Nancy Richards e
Robert q Joseph Perkins, Ea 0rs 9fJoseph PerkiR,, dec
Defendants.
The Defendants Thomas, Robert and Marcy Robards
not having entered their appearance and given security
coring the of Assembly and the Rules of this Court
ana 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
not inhabitants of tins Commonwealth. IL is Ordered, thar
the said Defendants do appear here the second Monday
III September next aad the Bill ef the Plaintiffs
and that copy Of this order BE- forthwith inserted in
Newspaper Published in the Cityo Richmond for two
monihs suceessvey and posted the front door Of the
Court-house of THIS County Court day.
Copy-Iesie,
JOHN PoINDExTER, c. s. C.
United States Stock and Virginia Bank
Stock-LOST.
AT OTiCE-TAat the following certificates OF u
~ nited States Stock and a certificate for ten
shares of old Virginia Bank Stock, in The name Ct
Peter Lyons, have not been found since his death
and that application will be made at the Loan
Office OF The United States, and at the Bank of
Virginia for renewal OF Tie certificates.
Date of u. s. Stock.
lSJ2. Nov. Z, old per
cent. stock, No. 1549-S15l3 Q
ODD per ct stock, 81 ESQ So
8 per cent stock, I29f-- 1929 20
JAMES LYONS.
July 81. 23-wl3zy
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4 BEING compelled by IN alth 20 visit
- ,ie Upper Country during AUGUST and sertcner--
ients during tiatiime, arrrcrrst my friends Col.
Ward T.. Parker and VIM. Hay, Esq. who VIII att nd
gy professional concerns. r. ". DANIEL.
richmond. .RueNsf 10. 27frfvc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
GEN. JOHN BROOKS,
As GOVERNOUR-and
His Hon. WILLIAM PHILLIPS, Esq.
As LIEUT.. GOVERNOUR.


From the high reputation of Gen. Brooks
: talents and integrity, first gained in the
ar OF the revolution, and which has been in
easing ever since, and from the distinguish
services which he has rendered to the
ate, particularly during the late war, in the
bonous and responsible office of Adiutant-
eneral, in which he has effected general
|iorm IN our militia system, and as men,
Pr OF the Hon. Council, on whom devoyed
ueh OF the care and responsibility of the
Zaltary business of that board, it cannot be
Mo'ed that his nomination to the first Office
VIE state, will be viewed with satisfaction
The great body of the people. His gener-
character canpot fail OF inspiring respect
confidence, and talents emnently
yliy him for the performance of all the du-
sol the olhce, while his military experience
ssAlil ht him in peculiar manner for ve-
Important department Of the office, .le du-
Fli Cammander IN Chief. From the proofs
snldence IN our second magistrate which
ea'ready been repeatedly gwen. and the
sSes'ima'ion in which he is held by all good
we may feel assured that the vast body
Factors who have hitherto for several sue
@e years given him their suffrages, will
.ihed to learn that he again consents TO
Tsrandidate for the same Office.
factors OF Massachusetts, these are your
sAda'es. Search where you will into
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

THE Maine Fire and Marine Insurance Com
panY offer ut private sale the following Real Es-
tate, viz In the town. OF Portland, op the
southwes,erly side Of Exchange street, that val
uab!e BRICK BSFIL DING they nosp occnp, as an
office, and the -four BRICK STORES adjoining,
occupied BY kiesNs. nmoshy Fletcher, Stephen
Nc Lellan, Wilhelm Hyde and Solomon B,yce.
Also, ,he STORE nov occupied by Mr.. VIII
liam z. Davis, on Fore.s,ree,, At The head Of In-
grshsm's Wharf.
Also, aboul one third Of three story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, butt by Capt, John
Sater, situate on the north westerly siGe Of Pleas
ani.street.
DISC, the lot or parcel Of Land set of by exc
cunon to SAID Company, lying in ,he town Il
Biddeford, ss Daniel Deshan's property, sbou
80 ,qusre rods, with the barn thereon, lying on
the road from Saco falls 10 Winner Harbour, sd
Joining land set Oft to William hlurch.
also, sbou, Is l.2 acres Land set off 10 sale
Compsny by execution, lying in the town OF $.
co. ss the properly Of Beng MN Chandler and
Moses Lowell, adjoining land sc, off 20 the
firm Of C,esses & Tucker aud VI John Chsndlei
The premises may be examined and &c ms m.dy
known by applying At ss,d Office.
All persons who are indebted to the ssid OF
ice srs rs requested TO make imme diate pa meat.
By o,de, Of tie President and Duec,o,s.
JOHN DEANE, j.. Secretary.
M F.& NJ. lns. Otiice,
Feb s 1916. 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
Oxford and Somerse,

nE FEDERALIsrs of Oxford and so,,ors,, :,
s. uhtes are notified that meeting of deIegates
rom the several towns and plantations in said co.
I, Io VIII oe holden at the dweIIing-House of Co,
s.ol1n, ohn STONE, IN Ltrermore, on TUESDAY, He
s'na s"sym aay q March next at ten o'cocs in the
nersau .or 'ne purpose of agreeing on a suitable
person to be supported the ensuing ysar s
"a AloR Tor said district and for otbsr 3a'''-
ne legation, will be one from each pIap,st;na
anu from towns in the duplicate ratio Of renrsao"
la.lon.--t is hoped that the attendance yi', be-
H. ~ aeeeral papers in kennebeck Comfy will
pieaSe give this notice two or three inser,,ons VIII
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
DU7MFRIE" OINTMENT!!
ITCH -!

DE il ever 70 inveterate. cured in sse Hssvs p.
~ p!ieaa;e., by Dumfries' Ointmeps.-This oine-
ment being perfectly innocent 10 its competition,
may be applied 20 children At the breaif Or pree.
nant Ladies-Price SO cents usrNo danger from
taking cold A4 for Dumfr,es Ointmert"-
NOse gessiss ssaes. EgssS W. I. CoswAY,-
Prepared and fold whoiefale by the fole proprietor
w. +. Conway No. !, Hamilton Place Bottom.
ADD retail by his agents. Stephen Ps,,en Bsokfel-
Ter, No 10, Exahange 0rees, Portland Babiou,
WiicafIet- Ccodae- DR.. Mofes Hob,ook, Nj d,
Bath-ton. DR. !onathan Page, Brunfwick--B Bry.
ant, Caliine--O Orcut,, ,Bue ks.owu w oodbury Ban.
gor--A Abbott. .iAmpdec-- Butman, M D. ,mone
Goodwin E-ankfog,--DAvs, P M Monsviie-
Strickland. p M Nisoa-Burgin,FaRp por,-smth,
New Gioucelter Chandler + M Monmou, h.
Perry Camden--Johoion, Freeport- scammon,
Goodale ,Saco--W Wilkin. Orring. g.on-Ewsss shores,
Por,smou,h--C Wh,pple, Newburypor-Phep %,
GIoAer-H. Wh'pple, Culhiny 4 Co Salem, and
molf Druggiiis. Bookfellers and PoA Maliers
throughout the United States, where may be had
all ,hofe jnaly eaeemed and highly approved
MrDnIsss" &c prepared BY w T. Conwsy-
A large. .diicount TO Country fraders
FEB
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06

Atleugth the Commercial Treaty came. And
now in sober earnest, let me ask every person
whether federaist or democrat who has read the
treaty, whether he finds provisions or stipulations
Cor any object for which the war was pretendedly
waged
Have we obtained an abandonment of the princi-
gle of impressment
Have we obtained defnation Of contraband and
blockade ?
NO!
Have we obtained any recompence for losses sus-
.a;ued under the orders in council
NO!
have we obtained liberation Of the 6257
s;mnressed seamen, whose unhappy fate has excited
30 much sympythy and caused SO many tears to be
she'd in this country
What, then, have we obtained by the war, which
xas to secure to us SO many blessings and pryegesp
NOTHING AT ALL!
But we have lost much.
rPWe have lost the East India carrying trade,
five have lost the West India trade
1--WE have lost the benefits of the dscrimina-
ting duties -
rT>pWe have lost the Fisheries
TPWe have lost the privilege of navigating the
British waters of the st. Lawrence
uFWe have lost the privilege that ourmerchant-
men formerly enjoyed, Of touching at the Island of
ST. Helena
rPWe have lost A PART OF OUR TERRI.
TORY -
n~jTWe have lost TWO HUNDRED MIL
Lions OF DOLLARs--aud
rFWe have lost FIFTY THOUSAND CITI-
.ZENS!!
And all these losses to obtain reelection of
Mr.. Madison, and DEBr that will stick TO the
nation like the poisoned shirt Of Her cules.
THESE things no misrepresentation. They
are facts--stubborn, facts. And yet these self
same mea who made the war, and thereby brought
upon the nation this catalogue of misfortunes are
uublushingy boasting Of their love Of the people
their patrotism-thelr consstency-their bravery
tile advantages the country has derived from the
war-and the blaze of glory with which the peace
has eacircled the American name
Northern .Whig.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
A BARGAIN.

TO be sold, At private sale. for 900 dollars,
1 three quarters of = three story House snd
10: of Land in Portland, lately appraised on ex-
ecution at 2400 dollars. The first applicant /.
have the right CT preemrtion. E. quire oi
Mcclellan and Fletcher, at their office in Ex
change street, Portland
- Arplic alton must be made before the ST.
of February inst. Feb 6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
@ortCa11S.
Tuesday, February 6, 1916.


Whilst the Boston papers are so profuse in
their concentrations upon the mail contrac-
tors on the eastern route, for the prompt and
certain arrivals Of the mail at the appointed
season, tribute in which, as far as regards
the proprietors, we are heartily willing to
join, we canoot help expressing our regret
that notw outstanding the diligence in this de-
patment, it so happens that we are almost
regularly deprived Of receiving some of the
Boston papers every week, the Chronicle,
Patriot and Daily Advertiser coming most
regularly but the Centinel and other federal
papers are seldom received in due course, and
fequently not at all. Last Wednesday's
Centinel has been received only by small
number Of the subscribers in this town, and
none Of Satuyddy's Centinels had been receiv-
ed Yesterday, though they were due the day
beiore.--Friday's Palladium was not received
until Sabbath mornng-We have particular
lied the Boston papers, not that they come
more irregular than other southern and wes-
tern papers, but because there are more of
them taken in thi. town than any other. We
do not undertake to censure any one, for we
know not where the blame lies-but make
this statement, that those who are more i'm.
mediately concerned, may see TO it.-~ By
communication over the signature Of Senex,
The tirst page Of this days Gazette, it will
be seen that the same cause of complaint ex-
lists in otner places. If, upon investigation,
itshal turn out to be party maneuvre, to
prevent the circulation of correct information,
we can only say that ii is contemplate and
unjust IN the eXtreme--and in point OF moral
lty IS not whit better than that of a foot-pad.
We understand that in consequence Of the
deermination of our present Chief Magistrate
70 retire from public life on the expiration Of
his present term of oflice--at meeting of fed
era' gentlemen from all parts of the Common
wealth, convened in the usual mode, for the
purpose of designating candidates Tor the Off
ces Of eiovernour and Lieutenant GOVERNOR,
althe approaching election, it has been agreed
70 snppen
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
FARM FOR sale,

CONTAINING ahout fifty acres of LAND, .
~ DWELLING HOUSE and Barn, 6,uated in
Pownal about two m,ies from the meeting hou(e,
and formerly swned by Na'haniel Noye. deceas-
madeseaiy-iu one. two, three and
-four years. Apply to
CALVIN SToCKBRIDOE.
Northyarmouth, Feb, 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE fubfcribers inform their friends and the
public thar they have formed connection
in buineis under the firm of
DANA 81 MITCHELL,
and offer for fale at their fore in Middle -nreet
formerly occupied by David Dana, general af-
fortment of
Hest India Goods and Gr0c cries,
at wholefaIe OF retail.
DAVID DANA
REUBEN MITCHELL.
Feb,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
f.. GREELY,

Hs. for 'ak Ne !, Long WJsL
100 hhds +. Inand Salt
SO do Liverpool do
200 bbh freih Flour
500 do pilot and fhip Bread
100 do mefs and No. Beef
SO do meis and No Pork
10 casks high proof Gin
Is hhds w l. Rum
10 do Nh do
200 boIes brown Soap
IS Griud0ones different 6zes
CORDAGE by the Gang or smaller quantity
Feb
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
INSTALLED

~ cape Elisabeth, on The 3ia uA. the Rer. WTI.
IlhM H. GhEGG.-IntroductOry prayer 6v III,
nee' re- "a or. 1hA'more, Of Falmouth; Sermon 5v the
o1M Hss. nr. heuogg, Of Portland from CoA. Isl Ch.
m snms a"a "a zo rerses; Consecraiing prayer by the
same Charge By Me Rep Mr.. Lancaster. of Seor.
borough % flight Hand Of fFtlousItip by Me Eer. Mr.
bradtey' Of Wes'broOk and concluding dy ar. Lam.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
DIED..

In oape Elizabeth, Mr.. John Mars. aged es.
An otandlsh, on the21st ult Mr.. jonathan Low.
ell, aged 67. o"''nan Low
~ In IN TINS town, Miss Achsah Harding, aged II
Gond oas anss ould es known by the Of skipper
Houiul ased o2.-Mrs. Lydia Lowell, aged 46-
An infant Child of Mr.. Josiah Carter.-Mr. Aaron
noVey' formerly of Bath, aged IA child Of
Mr. David Williams aged 8 weeks.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
EXHIBITION e R4II

M, NoGoLkS Exhibition and Ball will take
A'A place on MONDAY EVENJNC. IsE;-s
Performances 70 commence a, 6 o,cIoct r,rr;c.ir
The exhibition will con6f of a variety of III. mon
Celebrated modern FsEscH CorrLLroNs 10 fer, .
hofnPipes keels and Fancy Dances, will be inter
ipereed between the fets When the exhibition j,
cioied GEssRAL BALL will take;p! ace, of all The
spectators who may with to dance Ticket. NAV
be had OF Mr. JoHssoN. at the Portland bookltore
or OF Mr. K. At Mira LANcAsrER's, High free,
Portland, Feb s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
NEW BOOKS.

JUST published and tor sale ct
.HYDE'S BOOK STORE,
A PR,cTIcAL view If he prevailing religious
system OF protesscd christians in he higher and
middle classes con,rasrd with real christianity,
BY WILLIAM WILBERFoRcE-price Sl,25
-1LSO-
The CHRIsTIAN PAILosopHER."
By COTTON MA ArHER ID ID FL S.
Author OF" Essays to Do go0a"-price one dollar.
t-.t --ALS0--
PRIpEAux CoNNExIoN, Vol. L..
U7 Those who wish 70 oh, ain tins valuable
work lnow publishing by Rev. MIR Collier. Of
Chsrtes,own,) may have an opportunity to sub
scribe for the whole and receive the first vol
For Sale as .dbove,
Jewett's narrative of his Captivity 4, Nco,ks
Sound Very increasing Feb
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
MdRRJE

s.nh In 11caroorough' by Rev. r. Lancaster, Mr.. Jo.
iepa iemo tsarfaSee, to Miss Phebe Libby-Mr Ben.
Janin switcher, to Miss Sarah Small ''"-
ln Falmouth, Capt. sewalI Farrow Of " W.
"suth 10 Miss Eliza Lock, of Falmouth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
NOTICE..
BREAD.

EAMILIEs wilhing TO be iupphed with Loaf or
! aoy other kind Of Bread and eanLo, make 1t
convenient TO lend TO the Bake doule, are &C
quanred that by leaving their names shey will be
regul lar'y iupped as they may with at their houies,
Preienl price of Loaf Bread, ira qua,ty, S cents
the pound--iecond A cens--But the price will
be regulated by the rife aud fall of Flour il will
10 all probAb.iiiy fhorfiy be reduced, of which
public notice viii be given
VIM, FRANCIS.
FEB 1916