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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-17
Public sale.

On Taesday next the hath inst. will be
sold al thu Vendue Store,
l roll suPerfine broad cloths
case domestic cotions, and case
cotton yarn
bale gurrahs
Cambria aud jaeonet muslins
Ginghams
MarseiiIes ves,ings
London caiicoes
Silk striped muslins
Aaltib, Dsmask X Lavsntine shawIs
Irish linens
Platllas
Diapers
Flannels
Imperial and Benefits cords
Casino S.
4, ALSO,
Sugar IN hogshedds and barrels
Coffee In bags
N, England rum in hogSheads
Imperial and Young Hysoh teas
Queens ware lii crates
indigo
Cotton in bales
Olive oil III boxes
Prunes
100 Demijohns, etc.
p. G.. Marsteller.
June ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04

new governor had rendered himself ohpcpu-
lar, by his strict and oppressive adminislra-
tion. The Inhabitants generally were dissat.
ished with his measures. The planters had
been compelled TO pay 25 cents for every Dor
of sugar made on their estates, and an addit-
isnal tar had been levied upos each slave
but OF what amount we do nos learn.
"On the ilih, two Spanish vessels arrived
from the coast Of Africa, one with 500, and
the other 27o slaves. A small schr. had also
recently ar. at Matanzas, from the coast with
20. These vessels reported that the British
cruizers were very numerous, and constantly
on the alert in annoying the slave trade.
"On or about the 27,h ul,. Spanish brig
from philadelphia, with 27o barrels OF gun
powder on board, was captured by Cattha-
genian privateer, of the Double Headed Shot
Keys, and after taking out the crew, she was
Sc, fire 20 and blown up with every thing on
board.
I" The fleet Of African traders which had
been for some time past fitting out at Havana,
sixteen in number, msstly fast sailing briggs,
well armed and manned, sailed for the coast
about the sth OF August"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04
Bp @aiI
NEw.YoRk, Aug. 90.
A SWINDLER.

A few days .iase Information was sent on
70 the Polics-OHce from tho southwark 10
be On the look out for q swindler describing
his person, and offsriug . reward of fve hun
dred dollars for his apprehension. Last
Friday the gentleman Of the tip staff depart
msnt laid hold of him, just as be was enter
ing his carriage to be of. Hsis charged of
having defrauded merchants in the southern
states TO the amount of 60 900 dollars. There
was found upon him between sevea and eight
thousand dollars 10 money which has been
lodged 10 one Of eur banks for safe keeping.
The means he mployed to carry on his dcsep-
tions we're forged letters from gentlemen OF
the first standing, representing him as wor-
thy credit, Sc. Among the number we un-
dorstand he has exhibited one from Govern
our Galuahs, Of Vermont, one from MIR.
Peabody, Of New. Hamshirc, rich merchant,
and one from O0vernour Tomekins.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04

DIED,
At Portsmouth,, on Monday last. Mr.. Crowow 4
VissoN, aged %, son of the late Mr. James visson
The funeral viii be solemnzcd, this Afternoon, at
o'clock, At his house in I'srsmeufh Ills relation,
and friends are requested TO attend without NOR
particular invitation. u
At FredericSsont province of New .Drunsvick) o.,
the I'd inst Mrs PE.tLoyE l'tsssrr, rect oi th,
Rev. George Bsse,,, anG daughter ofthc late James
iionyman, Esq Of this town. in the 10Th year of bes
age.
Al Kavana. on the 4,h inst. Capt. Hsnny wAsp
WELL, youngest son Of Col Samuel Wardwcll, .;
Bristol, in the oath year OF his age
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04
SALra, Aug. Is.
FIRE.

This day Are broke out in this place,
cshich consumed nineteen buildings, before
g, vas arrested. Tho amount of property
} ,ost by this destructive fire has not been es-
,imased, but is presumed to be great. A
number of families are houseless, and many
of tho sufferers must need, and will enjoy
relief from the tind band of bensyolence and
charity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04

The election for members of Congress, and
for members Of tho General Assembly Of this
state took place on Tuesday the 9Th 0lt. No
opposition was made on the part OF the Re-
publieans to the federal nomination--there.
fore Messrs. Mason and Boss are reelected.
Changes have taken place in the towns OF
Chariestown, West-Greenwich, and Foster,
which last spring sent federal representatives
10 the General Assembly-tne whole arc now
properly represented by Republicans. No
eflart whatever was made by the Republican
Marty. vet radical change 10 favor of correct
principles appears TO be fast approaching.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04
COMMUNICATION.

In the charge Of tho Chief Jp,,iee Of the
Supreme Judicial Cour, 10 the Grand Jury in
this town, the last week. !, Is said he advert
cd 10 A.repesl Of the law on the crime OF
r--ecS eri ibl, no s.a.u,s .. pres:a; exists
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04

We have received Information from cor.
rect source, shat in the Official account Of the
defes, Of Bolivar, as published at Caracas, IL
is stated, th,t the force Of Bolivar amounted
10 about $500 men, 1000 OF whom we're nil
led or taken prisoners, and the residue dis
p.r.ed-ihat 1000 stand of small arms, with
some cannon and how'll zers, snd all the am
muui,ion, equipsge and baggage, including q
printing press, printing materials, ans NUN.
ber Of p-inicd proeismaIions, were taken BY
The Fny uals- N6raieS. DsH Gag
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04
NEWPORT.

We are reluctantly compelled to omit the CON-
munca,ion Of "B" the subject Of the horrible
cesses of the royalist at CumunA We shall insert
il in our next paper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04
FROM HAVANA, AUG. 10.

"On the Eth inst. Gen. APoDAcA, ex-gov.
ernor OF HIyana, sailed second time Tor
Vera C'us, ia tho Spanish government ship
Dijns, - other rcsscls -s va, s,-. The
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04

The liule state OF Delaware 10 convulscd by
the divisions existing among the federaiis,s.
Tbis party arc scrambiing for power and office.
They have no lcss than IL candidates for gov
ernor 30 for members Of congress, snd 30 for
sheriff OF a county. they ell start iair,,hc
result will not be doubtful, ma. 1dv0eafe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04

Niles WEEKLY Ki.Gi3 FER.
Is ll,i, day received a, iai, ofi,e. Those wio
x may wish to procure the ssre. sil sptl, s.. =
as ohly few copies ave ,ecciyee.
Newport, J.rs -, !sIs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04

FROM EAST II ORIpA: I
Accounts arc received, that the fort in a
pslachicola Bay, in East Florida, which b.
been occupied BY ono Nichols, with mo,ls
force Of aegroes and Choctaws, under b
command, was invested by deiachmen, VI
der Col. Clinsh, Of Georgia. 90 the :sth {
July the for, was blown up BY an aceidou,
red hot shot, which penetrated the msg.zir'
and mote than a hundred persons were So.
posed to have perisAcd by the explosfon---,,
remainder were saken prisoners ~ithou, !oi
thcr resistance.
II is said the French General Isl'cmaps
who was at Malta, has arrived al Phiadclp phis
and that both the Gen, Laliemsnds arc nol
In The United States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04

Clean, Uhife and Sound Teeth, are 10
M0uth, Wh0t Virtnc is TO the Mind.
NATURAL and artificial taesh. prepared ., shor.
~ notice. teeth and s,umps. extracted with thu
least possible pain, and with perfect safety from ,La
danger Of fractured jaw bone teeth cc.nsed Of .,
rsrtmous. or foreign matter. and thereby f,vscrs~J
from decay. and Pain, and rendered clean. siIfe and
5eGaiJal.
Dr.. johnson. thanks The Ladies and Gentlemen ot
the Town ana Country, who have favored him with
their calls
Those who are, or may be wanting natural or Art,
fetal teeth, teeth extracted cIeansed &c &C. will h
pleased 70 call on DIR. Johnson, at No iBS, Thsmcs.
street, (oear the Parade) within the course Of few
week,, or their opportunity may be lost.
UTDr. JOHNSON, will attend as usual 10 the prao.
tice Of rhysc, &c. aud viii! accept the patronage ct
a liberal community.
Newport, September 4, 1916.
TAKE NOTICE.
THE subscribers Evening schobl will commenes
1 en- Mohdsy evening the Odd Of this month.
~ B. Terms per Quarter 81
per month, !.
JOHN RODNAN.
Newport, Sept 4ih 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04
Selling off below Cost.

A RICHMOND, offers his whole stock in Trade
: IA . below the prime cost in consequence OF bs
intending leaving Town on the ist OF October neat.
and will now sell Kid Gloves at is. per pair shsuIs
90 cts 4 Cambria 2s6L Beads NJ Q cts. pr. String.
also Elegant silk shswls. blk. e. cold s,lkss
Grapes Imitation sbswls, Borntsfetis, GinghSms.
N.nkns, lndia cottons Fine Csnbritks. shear Mus
lins, Camb. shr,ings, D;miics ,e,y cheap, wi,h y
complete assortment Of Elssan, Farcy and Staple
Goods.
N. H. lie requests those indebted TO lin 10 cs'i
and settle before tie lst Of October, those moi sea-
tied al thai lime will be put in other hands for col.
lection Ncwport. August R9. 1876 Sw
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04
NEW GEOGKAphY.

Shares IN Lie Cnoa DnYk.
EOR sale. three shares in the Nliode is'sni tnio
L Bank Inquire If EnENEzEli +. 5AEAKsiAh
cuport. June &c. 'iSl6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-09
Spring and Summer Goods
JOSEPH HARROD,

Head of EXCHANGES
EVAS received an extensive assortment Ut SEA-
A 4 SONABLE GOODS;
AMONG WHICH ARE
Best west of England black blue aud brown Broad
ciolns-siperine aud common blue, lnix'd, olive
and green ditto--superhne and common Cassimeres
all colours Al Loudon Cambria Prints, dark and
li&ht--S-4 do. do. common do.
Furniture Patch and Copperplates India Cali
coes--1nda Cottons-patent steam loom sh'rtings
--7-G and 4 / Irish Linens--4-4 German Linens
Al, IA and IA Calico Standardization Shawls
--Nankn aud Canton Grapes, all colours--whits
.Jean--IottonC sssmeres--Grandurills- blue Nan
kus--buf ditto-Beaver Observation-Disclosures hs
--satitn. us--white, green and yellow Flannels--
brown Lincns--M arseilles and common Nestings-
striped and cooured Jeans--black silk Vestings-
caabric common and idrniturne Dimoties--4-k
and 6 / white Cambria ,a.d Cambria Muslins--Lin.
en- Cambrics-fancy aud plaid Muslins--mul Mus
ns--vhite and colored pocket Handkerchiefs--
imitation Handkerchiefs---cohled Canbricks--.-
corded Musns and Ginghams--S-4, ~ and Ga
Gmghams, dark and lght--sate and white Cotton
and Worsied Hose-genllemen white, brown and
mix'd whole aud half Hose-iadies' kid Gloves
black, whte and coored- Canton black and col.
ored silk Handkerchiefs--B andanna aud flag do.--
ge nilenlen's beaver and doe skin Gloves-cotton
do.--Unbreas and Parasols-Fans--wire cation
Ihread--yeIlow and white marking Canvass
cotton Slack-6-l white aud bIuck silk Lsce-
cotton iaces--Cotton Balls --=Iapes-Pins-Bob-
bns-Ferfets--black and colored Sinchaws-back
aud culored Sattibs- Florence Lustrings, all coll
oars elegant gauzed Ribbons black, green and
paid Ribbons black aud colored Cainbrics- Rus.
STA sheeting, ia yards wide-biack and white
Italian Grape, sc. tlc.-to be sold very low for
Cash only. May II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-09
THOMAS WI BSTER.
Bsunsw.ek July 6

Ring se6rous of iqaida.ins and paying oil
= demands tying againa him to the extent Of HE
abiliies--requeits his ereditors to lodge theie
Claims il the hands Of Tome of their friends in
his town. 10 order that they center i6ualIy) in
the hands of some fuitabls perfon As hi. agent,
which may enable him more accurately TO calcu :
late the amount and the proportion he eau paw.
The wreck Of his properly viii BE placed in he
hands of fome fuitsble peion who when the buf.
ineis i.fu;ly lquidated, will pay iuch part ~ he
may be enabled from the proceeds lnsereR on
old demands (accoun,s aud Executons a well -
Dote.) 10 be calculated to given day- FAY Janu.
airy III 1910
r. w. .beiie9ss that the benevolent feelings Of
his creditors VII prompt them 10 discharge him,
when he lhall have obra from three or more
refpec,a be gen, Iemeu Quily authorised to inyeli.
gate mnutsy iaio his af,lrs) hal his paff arrapRe-
menis have been made with tar and honour able
intentions TO pay his dehts-wi,hour his evidence
be aka ditehafge or favour-on making the
proper inquiry, any creditor may be fully (aud
be believes iai,.factorily) informed why propofal
ofthis or 6miar kind has net fooner been made.
Portland Ju'y.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-09
oRD;NA r5oT

On Wednesday last he Rev. GEoaGE pAYsoS,
was ordained pastor of the Church "a Arahdgi.
rhe Rev. MI. Porter, of Pomfre., Conieciicut.
made the introductory prayer--the Rev. Edward
Payson, Of Portland, preached the Sermon
The Rev Jonathan Cogsweli, of -aco made,the
oslaining prayer-the Rev. w. Gillet of Halt
lowell, gave the charge--thc Rev. Jonathan Green
leaf, Of Wells gave the the fellowship of the church,
es--and the Hev. dr. Putaau., of Portsmouth,
aiade the concluding prayer. A numerous audi
eace discovered by their attention the satisaetioa
with which they heard the several parts of the or
dnaiion performed. The exercises were solemn
and interesting Music appropriate To The occa-
sion formed avery pleasing part OF the services Of
the day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-09

at she Supreme .Ju4sciaComtef Ae Comm ohSsea!.h
If Massarhusetts Begun and ho.aen az PO'n9na
svahia fhs eouay q Cansae' Jana en- fy' ire eoGa
res q f"mds''aa1 and osfS,a 0" 'he feHrts
Tuesday u May 4. ID 1910.
ON lhe ,etiLou siot es~id, ordered tha, the
et.toner no ,hy The SAID Simon Harding, Sic.
.,hen Lit le sna Oiset Everett ard sii her pea
son, Interested IN said petition TO sIyear a. the
supreme Judicial Court TO he holden al Pert
tsod within the county of Cumberland. and 30,
the coup,,es OF Cumberland and Oxtotd. on ,hc
third Tuesday OF October mex. by ses,ing 'Ae
said SIMON, Stephen and olive, W ~ ala stttsteo
copy Of ) al pc III n AUD 81 tb's o@ier 'he,r
fIu,teen days al least b1iO. 4 ssld Court ..t'L oi
publishing ike CO.'S ot said peiiAoa sadsul der
,bree wes X succtsSeeV ~ ttr Plgtisfd G"zet'e
he t.st ..uslicAi,ou 20 he lhjty dsjs d iesaI De
fo-e said csu.t. TIA, ~ Persons ibietes,sd II
sad &c zoe ueg then .ntl here slew cause If -
~ taey have WAY the pl.ysr of he letli9nei
,a9uld no be grgaled-
aIest sam. FREEMAN, Cle.k.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-09
ST MeCLEaRy, cl,I sftS. s..as,

4iiG subscriber hereby gives public notice Ia
al concerned, hat lie, han b.en duly APP ointed
sau t,ken VI en- himself he aus, of Adm,nistrx.
'cc on ,he estate If JOHN 1UCKEY, late q
IA, noad IN tie coun.y o, Cumberland, COOPER.
decsssed, ly giving boud IS the law difec,s-he
there fore requests all reisoas who are indeb
% the said deoessed's ss'at 10 N ke immcdis,a
p.S men. and those vho haze any cemauda
tLeceon, oNeSalbit the ssmeto
EDW ARD MEAYBFpHv.
Raymond, April 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-09

Cumberland and Oxfufd So
II the H.aoyabe Jastices ef The Sat,ep,e G,iicia.
Couy1 10 Be hoiaen az fo,i.egg zsuhia ihe countJ
If Can,be,,ans and Commensurate d lnaasachA
sefts anu 10, ste co.nifes q Lanaorf.i1s a"f Ok
jed, on shefsu,th Tuesday u MAJ N Etc geas q
or Lord e,sh ,een hs.syed sna sisttep-
TyuMBLY saews-ersDcis Eiuner, ot Port
L T. ,sn,,, afore.sid merctsnt, that he IS inset-
es,ed rs tensn, IN coD,nof with SIMON Harding
of said Portland, nerch,nt, efheo Liitle, bek-
er. md Olive, Eseret, tfac.r, DO Ia Of reftisiia
sfoye sad, and with oiher. persona unknown o.
the folio wing trBcI of isn1 ana he Apiucensncss
FN;ng in I'D Portland bounded as follow TO vii;
.uu,hes terry On Free-stseet, suihwessefiy oi
]. and Owned by ID 4uiel Cobb, and Joseph Gould
Jun. north ives eriy ON Mslne-st'ee'. ard Nor h.
easteIy on Land ls'eiy or row owned by osnu'
ei No,iey, beng the same land tnst Rebtces
Partridge purchased Of Che heics At law Of Jesse
Partridge. Angus 9 b, 4 ID. i7s7, add record
ed in the Cumberland Regsaty II ID eds Book
90, Folio 45o, &c. 1Ls, said Frsncis Piumer Is
se,z "a IN fee Of hree und.s ided Btp,h parts and
ti,e un iisded ninth paris OF another undivided
moth tsrs # -aid premises. The ssld France,
Plume, il sesious os ho!Ling his sid shsl {
II sid premises in seyerai,,. Wherefore the
said sncis Pl9mer Ir Us your Henois 10 cause
parntion be made of he ssd LANDS and sht
sh r. II the said Francis T. be set OFT and dv,deu
from ihcpest. FRANCIS Pl-U NIX.
pof,i.nd, aj,y 90 h 1916.
a uue copy Attest
SAM FREEMAN, Clek
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-09
10 the Hsnorable Senate and IoyIf Of Rep.
reifntative. in general Cesrt oOfmbled


rs'sntafives in general Cesrt aOFnsbled
the left Wednetlay Of May 1916.
y ESPkCTFULlY ,eprefen. the Inhabtsnss Of
~ the town Of Litch6eld, 10 the county of Lin.
colo, that the sad town il G,ua;ed over ,hirtv
miles from WifcaGet, the ihire town Of faid coun.
y and hat the inhabitants Of faid Litch6eid are
obliged 20 travel through the eouory Of Kenne-
bee, or Cumberland, add have one ferry and one
toll bridge 10 pats to get TO the fhre Own of faid
county which makes it inconvenent and expep6va
for said Inhabitants 10 attend to county buEnela
Whereas by iaid town Of Litch6eld being an
ne1ed 20 the county Of Kennebec would fave
coEhder.ble time and elpeuce 10 laid inhabitants
in attending to county buGuess - Augulla the
fibre town OF the county OF Kennebse is not ftuat.
cd Over miles from taid town of Litchfeid and
no ferriages or toll BRIDGE TO pafs.
The inhabitants therefore pray your honcrs that
the laid town Of l.itch6eld 10 the county of Lin.
coin may be ANNEXED to, and form part OF the
county Of Kennebsc. and ~ 10 duty bound will
ever pray &c.
JOHN NEAL, So""es cno'en ~
M pOprNsCN a. ( Lnchheid for the q
hove purpofe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-09
LIE


At Watham, Hon. William Brown, of Boston,
aged 66-for many years distinguished member
of the Legislature of this State.
At Seabrook, N. II. Mrs. Phebe Dow, aged 102
Her descendants were upwards of@o0; several OF
the Eth generation
IL, otisfed, on the o2l ult Mrs. Cail,arine
Haskell, aged so.
In Norway June S0th, after GO hours sickness OF
the. cramp cohvnItion Mr.. Nathaniel Stevens aged
s.. he gave an evidence to his friends that he was
going to worId OF peace and happiness. 4
In thistowa Joha, soH Of IL. Danci Gilbert,
aged f5monllis.
DRowNEo--In Presumpscti river on Monday
list. inst. Mr.. Charles Gray, of staudsh, aged q.
On Fridsy 2ls. u'i. was found lead Child
Of Joseph ID or, lur. OF Shap eieh. ag,d sboas
sx'een months--The Jury of.F'nqu,ss declared
tie child cDme to rs end by an IN! Na,de,.
Monday 81 huit ] seph DJer Jun and
Lydis his wife. we're tf5ught before Ell.la Al,
len, Z. q assl-.sd by oshes Magistrates. The
exgmination trek place a, ,he Nee ing house IN
Shspleieh. where a large conceu sc Of people,
from dsiferea, te wns had ssstmbled. After n
full and impkri.le -rn.aatlon d4e Jus ice order
ed, that Joseph Door Jun. Lee dischetged. and
.hAs LyoiA Dor. b. conWi'ted 20 Go.lt9r trial.
Ee'mebnnk paper :
"He Died as feel 6ieA''-oa The 2S.h of
My, young man by the name Of Smith, OF
P.nckneyvi!te, Louisiana, was murder. in a
Duel BY Ms. Willis Of NeW-O. leans AT The
frs, e, Smith was sho, through the hesrt
and Instantly ex1:red. Willis was also shot
through the body hutth wound VS. no. con-
sidsred mor,sl. Smith, lis sid, WAS m an
tfi,rge fortune. and upon he point Of being mar
ried 10 ,oung Lady OF Uncommon beauty and
accom- lsh,',snis. l vas tn rus chase the ne
eessary srici.s for his wedding that ocea-ione {
his sis:t TO New-Or,efns ~ D. Com Aav
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-09
s CLOTH DRESSING.

HE proprietors Of he MAINE COTTON &
WOODEN FACTORY inform their frieude
ard the public ths.,hey now ready to receive
clch 20 Re d. efed At their Fac,oyy, and ikewiss
,eeeve hem and return them ~heo drei1ed At the
following places viz: u Mr. David Danas Port.
land, M.fIrs. Holbroox x Clark. Efeeport, and
Dyct Na,kzaiel Weld, Bath.
VIM HAYES. Axms
B.unswek JulYk le1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-09
Commonwealth of Maaachuietts.

IN SENA1E, JUNs 10 1916.
ON the petition sfo,eiaid, ordered that the Pc
,i'ioners csuIe a,efted copy Of their petition.
with this order thereon. to be publiihed in the
Portland Gazette and American Advocate, three
weeks tueeeilively the Ian publication ,hesecf to
be fifty days at LEAH before the fecond Wednesday
Of the eek iefIion Of the prefent general Cours
that all perions io,ereaei may then appear and
thew cauis IF any they hsve) Why tire prayer Of
laid petition .hculd net be granted. Sent down
for concurrence.
JOHN PHILLIPS, PysfAsrs.
InIbs Hss,s sf kspssesfat;sss Jsss 10. 1916. ii
Read and coneurred.
TIMOTHY kiGELOW, Stssx1y.
A tue ccpy-Attsit
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-09

nj Maine providing for the Sep aration ofMaine
fro m Massachusetts,, and the erection of the
same into separate and independent state ARE
incompatible with the interest and highly der
ogatory to The honor Of Maine.
2dIy--Resolved usaasimousiy--That com
mittee, consisting OF three persons from each
of the four counties composing the eastern
Senatorial Districts, be appointed 10 receive
and collect information relative TO the Sepa-
rstion of Maine on the terms proposed, ana to
communicate the same 10 The people.
3diy-Resol0ed--T the committees be
composed Of the following persons, viz.
Hon. MOSES CARLETON,
Gen. DAVID PAYSON, For Lincoln.
Hon. JEREMIAH BAILEY,
JOSEPH PERKINS, Esq.
WILLIAM FREEMAN, }For Hancock.
OTIS LITTLE,
Hon. STEPHEN JONES.
"EBENEZER iNGLEE, ) For Washington
"PE1'ER TALBOT,
Hon. SIMEON STETSON,l
" ENOCH BROWN, For Penobscof
Z" WILLIAM RICE,
4tbIy-Rssolued- the Secretary of
this meeting be and he is hereby directed TO
transmit an attested copy ofthe proceedings
Of this meeting TO each gentleman first named
as member ofthe committee for each county,
and copy for publication to the editors Of
each newspaper in the District of Maine, and
to the editors of the Columbian Cen..pel, In
dependent Chronicle, and Boston Patriot.
CHARLES JARVIS, Secretary.
Casino, June Esd 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-09

of our Constitution-and make our Courts OF
law lis instruments to protect that property ;
while we can derive no revenue from it {!
Fellow Citizens, know not what your o.
pin;on will be--but for one had rather re-
main with Massachusetts, and share, equally,
with her, the blessings Of a good government,
as we have heretofore done--than to set up
for independence and yet have master.
A C0UNTRYMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-09

Remarkable instance Of Longevity Mr.. Edward
scfibnrr,of )tisfieid, attaine, TO the aye of Que
hundred wars on the ist Of December 1915, and
Ms Sara, bis consort to the age of 50 years the
9th Of November 1875. Both are remarkable, not
only for iheis present state Of health, s9rghtness,
and activity, pat also for their industry, psudence
and economy. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-09
GAZETTE . News.
PORT OF. PORTLaMD

Tue'day. July 2. Arrived The brig George,
Wiidrsg &c, from Marin B y. Mariao., q day ;,
ut there the Ameucan tris Am, Smith. al
Wes'hersfeld, to sai in two days Jnc IS
lat. 81. As, ieng. So, 81. he brig Ipse. IT, n,
Lisbon. b0uud ~ Newbu,o. N. C 90 ds,s OF .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-09
For Sac or 10 De LEI,

TOT CuIP OF 70 OG IIcI,
AROUSE aud STABLE, togethec with ..
bt u; quarter o. all Acre Of Lsud, 81 uaied .,
Limerick curnes III being an excellent s.anc
tor r .,ern or irsdct.-F3s terms spglyto
HENRY SMALL.
Limerick, July 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-09
HILL on COUJ1UNy0N..

yXyM & n, HYDE sedition Of his in,ereilinp
w work ], jua publfhed and for fale ar,heir
Booknores in Portland and Ba,h-prise 81 2
cents US cents less than the Bottom eti,ion0 A
liberal diicouus to shofs who take quantity.
July