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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08
From the Utica Pa,rio.


A jolly young farmer, whose new n arried wife
Had just taken residence with him for life,
Threw, early one morning, so sturdy and smart
Gross the roof his cottage the roLe of his cart
Then in accents of honey, "s,Sess .HoHv." he said
(For month had not pass'd since the parties
were wed)
Sweet Moll, I tn back side o'cottage repair
No sooner he said 1T than Molly was there.
SNOW draw down that rope that hangs over the
roof
Draw harder cries Ned, you don't draw hard
Still harder she drew, but how evil the case,
Tho she puiid 1t and twitched II, it still kept il.
place
ITO the front of the cottage, sweet Molly with
me,
Draw gently now, love, for tits coming. YOU see %
30 gently they drew, and the rope soon was
SPRAYING.
sNow let's have hereafter one way in our hauling.
II onward, while passing the journey of life,
You pull against Ned, or Ned pulls against wife,
1he rope OF contention WILL always hang DER US,
9hers's nothing but dlscord and jarr.ng before US
but let US forever, time rolls along,
And Cares and vexations gin round us o thronp
VIVA ever the tide be, the wind or Tie weather
eolh choose the same end, and then both pull
together.
CLINTON, Feb. %. 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08

Ter thrown on thcm cpuldhsve abated their
tury,) being Instantly ertinguished. and
with not one quarter of pint of fluid i'm
presnated with antiphlogistic ingredients.
" this method of impulse, drew from the
numerous persons present, the fullest de.
claration of its Importance to preserve
valuable property from the flames.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08
BvRR MIL STOVE .M4NUF9CTIJRI.

THE subscribers respectfully inform the publ;s.
,nat they have just resolved. direct, from France, =
perior quality 10 hitherto imported IN N It,
rnG having been engaged in the business nm ssds
~ fifteen years, they atter themselves fro1o ,he;s
long kn9vledse Of the trade, and the appreciation
will he able to manufacture Mil Stone, mn =. 10y
sonabIe terms as those imported frsm the Norib-
warrant them and to perforn1 well.
ihey have oPenedshop on 10Th Street. nearly on.
poa.e 20 the VidC City Tavern, where gentlemen are
p. NATIIiNIEL WHITE Co
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08
-FOUR OR FIVE RnYS

Fro1 II 70 16yeers cfGge and Of good dSssositiou,
nh read and write foierabiy Issa, 1viH be EIken
Apprentices to- The Printing Business.
E''qtsre 90 she 0Gre IF Ris Yirginia .qrgu..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08
From the Bo.toa Garette.

To MISS Esssss
Chaste, as the tear-drop on the rose,
Just falPn from an angels eve
serene rs summer evenings close
When not cloud obscures the sky.
Pure as the pearly drop of heavn,
Suspended on the myrtle's spray
sweet rs the balmy breath of ev'n,
And sweeter than the breath of May.
oentie and calm as summer seas,
When weary winds their surface sweep.
When iann'd so gently by the breeze
That every wave seems lost in sleep.
Fair As the blushing god Of day,
When IN the sast his face we view
When shedding forth his mildest raw
DER fields and flowers impearrd with dew.
could my pencil trace the rose,
And giyeit breath as well as hue,
Then should my lazy, Gmping muse
Fourtray anymph as sweet as you.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08
From the Shamrock.
EVELEEN'S BOWER.

FROM thc Oh0mrock.
EvELEEN'S BOWER.
OH weep for the hour,
When TO Eveleen's bower,
1he Lord of the valley with false vows came,
The moon hid her light
From the heavens that night,
And wept behind her clouds Ger the maiden's
shame.
The clouds past soon
From the chaSter cold moon,
And heaven smiPd again. with her vestal fame ;
But none will see the day,
When the clou5s shall pass away.
Which that dark hour left upon Eyeleen's fame.
The white snow lay
On the narrow pathway
Where the Lord of the valley cross,d over the
moor;
And many deep print
On the white SHOWS tint.
Shew'd the track of his footsteps to Eyeleen,s
door.
The next suns ray
Soon melted away
EV'y trace ON the path where tho false Lord
came;
But there's light above
Which alone can remove,
That stain upon the snow of fair EYeleen's fame.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-08
NOrICE

May ist. 1s1e.-t1A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

a and paid for their lands, and hold them under
4. government, or under individuals, who derived
,her title from the government. And they are
Gentlemen of the most honorable sentiments and
f,,;ap.. who have done every thing in their power
:, nronote the Interests of Maine, by selling their
lands on liberal terms, making roads and erecting
uobIic buildings for the accommodation of the in
hsbitants Have not these gentlemen right to
visit their estates in Maine without being charged
With intermedling in our concerns, and from the
basest motives exerting their influence and money
in the question of separation!
Whether these gentlemen are for or against p.
cation we know not. But tits question in which
.serv citizen Of the commonwealth is Interested
and these gentlemen have as good right to discuss
Il as we have-and every attempt to interrupt or
disturb the enjoyment of that right is an unwairap
table attack upon their rights and liberties. We
hone therefore for the honor of Maine that we shall
se no more Of these rude barbarous and unjustifa-
HE attacks upon strangers, and travellers through
our towns. Ii this spirit is not checked every de-
,eot. respectable man will shun us, as much as if
our highways were infested with thieves aud rob-
bers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
A. S. w EBBER,
Spring and Summer Goods
JOSEPH HAKROD.

Head Of Exos ANGE-sTREET,
Il AS received an extensive assortment Of SEA.
IL SONABLE GOODS;
AMONG WHICH ARE
Best west Of England black blue and brown Broad
cieths-superine and common blue, lsiA'd, olive
and green ditto superfne and common Cassin,eres
all colours IA London Cambria Prints. da,k and
light-S-4 do. do. common do
Furniture Patch and Copperpiates India Cali
coes-lndia Cottons--patent steam loom shirtine
-7-8 and Irish Linens--4-4 German Linens
IA. 5-4 and IA Calico shaw Is--Imitstion Shawl
--Nankin and Canton Grapes, all coiours--white
Jean--SottoBG assimeres--Grandurlls- blue Nan.
klu--buf ditto--Beaver Cloths
-satitnetts--m bite, green and yellow Flannels--
brown Linens--Marseiesa and common Vestings--
striped and coloured Ieans--black silk Vesiings--
cainbric, common and furniturne Dimotics--4-4
aud 6-a white Cambric, and Cambria Muslins--Lin.
en- oambrics-fancy and plaid Muslins--mull Mus
hns-white and ceiored pocket Handkerchief
imitation andkerchefs---corded Cambrcks----
corded MusliEs and Cling hams-3-I, Al and g. 1
Ginghans, dark and light-slate and white Cotton
and Worsted Hose-genllemen white, brown land
mix'd whole and half Hose--iadies' kid Gloves
black, white and colnres!-- Canton black and col.
orcd silk handkerchief Bandanna aud dag do.
gentiemen's beaver and doe skin GIoves-cotton
-imbrellas and Parasols--Fans--wire cotton
lhread-yellow and white marking Canvass
cotton siack--6-A white and black silk Lace
cation Laces-Cottou Balls --Tapes--Pins-Bo Bob
bIns-ferrets-biack and colored Sinchaws-biack
and colored Ssttins Florence L,rstrings, all col
ours-elegant ganzed Ribbons black, green and
plaid Ribbons-- HACK and colored Cambrics-Rus
STA sheeting, 2 IS, yards wide-bIack and white
Italian Grape, &c. &c.--to be sold very low for
Cash only. Nav II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
ORDLVATZONS.

In North Yarmouth, on Tuetday laa, Mr.. Otis
Briggs. over the Baptil Church aud Society in that
place The fermon from Ephefians, ~, IL. was
delivered by Elder Thoma. Baldwin d. d Of B ,f.
son--Charge, by Elder Benz Tneomb, of Bruuf
wick he Followfhip Of the Churches BY Elder
Rober, Low. of New Oseucefisr, and concluding
prayer. by Rlder S,la, stearns. Of Bath
In Portland, on Wednesday lai.. Mr.. Thomas
B Ripley, over he BApift Church aud Society in
this town. The Introdudory Prayer aud Sermon
from Coiofisus. 4, II, va, delivered by Elder
Thomas Badsin, ID. D. Of Bolton Obtaining
Prayer by Elder si'as Siearns, of Bah-Charge
by Elder janice Hooper, of Pafis-Fellowfhip Of
the Churches, by Elder Benjamin T,.comb. Of
Brunfwick and Concluding Prayer, by Elder
Hensy Kendall of Litch6eid.
The musick. performed by fingers from differ.
ent iociesies 10 town, added greatly to the loismni
ties of this inrerenins occasion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

to try General Bonnaire, and Lieut.. Micton,
his Aid-de-Camp, for the shooting of Col. Cor
don, at Condo, when the latter was sent as
flag of truce into that garrison. The accused
assign in their justification for putting Col.
Gordon to death, that he did not execute his
mission as ENJOYS of this kind usually do, not
being accompanied by trumpeter, and hay
ing obtained his admission into the fortress in
an underhand manner.--As the particulars Of
the trial have yet TO reach US, we know moth.
ing OF the truth or disapproval of these alega-
lions The. decision u.ust be reckoned Of
considerable military Importance
-Four OF the men condemned TO DEATH
called the Vuiiures of Bonaparte, we've exc
cuted at Mons on the 28th ult.
They write from Bayonne, that the person
who in the night OF the cath aud Goth OF May
was arrested in the Commune st. Esprit, had
arrived from Paris a few days ago, and that
some incendary proclamations were found
among his papers.
The Confessions Of D,dier have given rise,
it is said, to the arrest OF several persons.
Paris, June A-Prince TalIeyrand having
returned 10 Paris some days, fulfilled last Sun
day the functions attached to ms office Of
Grand Chamberlain of France.
1t is stated that the French and Swedish minis
tiers to the United States have orders TO negotiate
Commercial Treaties upon the same basis as the
late Treaty with Great Britain.
1t can be oflittlc consequence to the shipholders
in this country now let Nj. Madison make what
ever treaties he may with these powers as he has
made such a |" glorious treaty with England, as
has about dshed the Commerce of the IT s Pint
no matter so long as our rulers tell us they have
secured free trade and sailors rights il would
be ungenerous for those concerned in navigation to
complain. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
Back Cove Bridge.

he Propretors OF Back Cove Bridge, are here.
oy n'',hed. that their Annual meeting will be
holden at the houfe Of Uriah Coolidge, IanhoId
in Portland, on Monday the hfh day of Ausuil
next. At three O'Clock in the afternoon, for the FOL
lowing purpotes, viz -
To Choofe q Moderator.
To make choice of Officers for the enfuing year.
To receive accounts and allow the came If they
iaould be found correct.
To fee what meaiures they will take refpccting
the repairing the Bridge and dsfrayiny the espen
fes of the fame
To pafs any vote rsfpscaing the money asiGpc
by toll a. they may judge sxpedieut.
BY order OF the Handing COMMITTEES,
STEPHEN WAITE. Proprie.ors Clerk.
Portland, July So,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
TO BE LET
TWO CHAMBERS 10 central part Of the
town which would accommodate fmall fam
iiy.-Enqure at This Olice.
Portland. July 81.
TO BE LET
NOTICE..

Cumberland, - July 20 -sie.
laken on execution and to Be sold at tuble
auction, on Friday fhx 23d day efAgenf
next. at three -e'ckck r. N. at Naj5Ts
Mills in Minof,
A Ii the right in equity Of redemption which,
Nathaniel Ingeffoil. has 10 and 70 one han.
drsd acres Of land IN Alinos bsiue lot numbered
thirty feven on Ballard and Bulieo plan Of fa;1
town ALTO aIlthe RICH. in equity Of redemptioa
which he laid ingetfoi has in and to the sailerly
halt Of he hundred acre lot numbered ninety I've
10 faid Miaot. on faid Ballard and BuIlea's plsns
with the one undivided bali part Of the Mile mill
yard and mill privilege on fsid o., numbered nine.
~ Two. Said deicribed eRate being mor,rseed Zoe
the payment Of one thoufand dollars and the ntsr-
Ell due thereon frsm January Is,h 1916
~ GARDNER walker Deputy Sheaid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
PORTLAND HARBOUR.

Masters OF vessels bound 10 out OF this harbour
are informed that Spindle with ball at top is
rected on the ledge at the entrance of white head
passage Ii they choose or are necessiated to make
use OF this channel they must pass to the northwest
OF the Spindle at a distance from 80 to 80 yards
II bound in after passing it TO keep channel way
border nearest to Bangs Island side where you
will have the depth of 81 feet at low water. This
passage is of great utility with north east wind
aud ebb tide, as vessel may gain the port by this
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

those Gentlemen Of Portland. .ubo are
efpeIsd to Separation Of the DiariSl, are re
qus/fed to meet This EVENING, at bali
pat 9clsek. at the Center School Houfe,
ep3gte the Req. Mr.. Kelkgg's meeting.
6olf, Jar the purpose Of ebsshng delegates 1,
the tenvention at Byunsuick, on The IN
Anguf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

900 Crates Eartben Ware.
CHE fubfcriber has, opened and in packages,
i an extenlvs aGortment Of
China. Earthen and Glafs Ware,
fome of which will be fold for Isfs than SO pr
cent advance on the aerling colt.
Hoy Ms,hst Row, PorffssS, 1Siy 80, lsi6.
b. C.. Atwood:
trA few hundred DolIars o. Wifcafet Bills
will be received for WARE II . difcount II otter.
-. -7RsAsyRr NOTES. At par.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
MORE NEW GOODS.
Jun opened for fa!e BY
JOSEPH HARROD.

A general Adoument Of sEASONABLE GOODS.
lIkEwIse,
Cafe Ladies and Gentlsmens black and white
Silk Hole-Silk FIorentiue for veiss-black g,eeo,
white and plaid Luftrtngs--i Bale RufIia Diapers,
&c. To be lOtd very Tow for cath oniy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
DEATH OF THE ELEPHANT.

On the gath inf about 6 o'clock in the AFTER
aoon ioms unerincipsl'ed villain. fcreensd ny the
bufhss which krsed the road where the Elephant
was paffine 10 the town Of Alfred in this county,
secompanied by the perfons Who had charge Of
her and fifteen or twspsy ci,iSens, difcharged .
nufkes loaded with two bsIls, which both entered
ths body little back 9th floader booze within
two or three inches of each othsr--The Elephant
after travelling few rods fell aud expirsd-En
desvors have been made to difcovsr the author Of
hi, baie sa, but we have not learned that they
have proved fucceisfu-the balls il 10 laid psG- ID
wi,ha Eve or CT feet of Tome OF the perfous in
company Great grief was exhibited BY the per-
ioas who had charge Of her and particularly by
the nuiatto man, who had long dfcovsfed great
sAe0ioa fcs her, The bsrbarity Of the deed pro.
luced fenfation in the public mind, correspon.
dent TO i,s enormity and il 10 our ardent wi that
puni1mens may 10 THE cafe. tread siofe spon the
heels Of tranfsrsniou, xsssssssA jfsPsp.
We have seen (says the Norfolk Beacon)
alstter from gentleman at Port auatrince
70 an officer Of the Navy, in this place, dated
June 22d, which speaking Of the PATRIoTs
says, :. We have Just heard Of the success
Of the Patriots on the Main. They have
taken Cumana, Barcelona and Santa Mar.
tina, where they mastered to 500 Of the
lRoyALIsrs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

Principal assessors Notice.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that further time Of
~ SO days from tie 29th of July 10 allowed for
receiving Of transfers and changes of Afehable
property. shat the fame may be made enc'ofed and
forwarded to the principal aaeffor at Gorham,
through the medium of the pott ofice-great care
fhouid be taken to defcribs the property transferred
to whom and the value thereof Ggned by the per
Ton whole liz il IT, After the expiration Of the
fad 80 days, transfers appeals can be eonfid.
cred and the tar will be Affected upon the prqser.
ty as in 1915.
JAMES IRISH, Principal AgsGsr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
Mem IStorc-English, India,& Do
nestle Goods at Boston Prices
ELIAS KELSEY,

ID EsfEcTFLLLY informs the public that be has
IL taken the store recently occupied by Henry
Hussey, No. l. Middle street. where he has received
and offers for sale IS cases and packages
DOMESTIC .fN'D ENGLISH. GOODS,
at very low prices at wholesale retail, all Of the
newest patterns and latest importations among
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
TO MARINERS.

TO MARINERS.
NAUTICAL ALMANAKS for 1915 New
& correct CHARTS Of the VEST INDIES
on an improved and large ftale, including part OF
the CUR OF Mzxico, and exss~G,x /,es Let 80
to SO ". Lssg 81 10 9se w. JUN received for iaie
1t ] WINCHESTRRS
NAUTICAL, BOOK AND SrATrcNAaY SroRR,
No S. Jsnss' Rsrs, Essbs.es fleet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
William Beckett,s Elfate.

TO be fold by order of Court. At the Auclion
: room Of stephen Nc Leilan, in Por,lsud, on
Thurfday the fifteenth day Of Augua next, =, 6.
leven clock in the forenoon 70 much Of the Real
etate OF WILLIAM BECKETT, late of fad Port.
land. deceafed as will produce the fun Of two
hundred aud Eileen dollars, for the payment OF
faid deceateds debts, and incidental CHARGE Said
Real eliats con6ts Of lot of land G;uared 10 Wei
brook eight rode 'front.' extending back to hiehe(l
wafer mark, purchaied OF Mr.. James Deerinc :
another lot 10 fAid Portland, situaied on a lane
near Baeicove being ffty by one hundred and
6xty feei ALTO all iaid deceaieds right and iu-
terrell 10 q lot Of land, wiih tie dwelling bou sc
ihereon iiuated Federal ftreet. 10 (ad Portland
being the fame formerly occupied by faid deceafed,
alto the neveticn OF the Widows dow CT in the 10,
let of TO her as par, OF her Dover.
Dated at Portland, this thirsie,h day of Julv
1876 THOMAS BRICK
THE fnbfcriber hereby gives public notice 10
Ill concerned, thar ths a. been du,v appoin,
ed and taken upon herelf the truii Of Execur;x Of
the lsii Will and Teiiamen, CIVILIAN WOOD.
SIDE. late Ct Brunfw,ck, in the county Of Cumber.
lssd. Woman. deceased, by giving bond as the
law direc ihe therefore requeit all perfous Who
are indebted 10 The laid deceaied's edate to make
immediate payment and thofe who have any de.
msuds thereon, to exhibit the fame to
CATHRlNE WOODSIDE
Brunfwisk. May az
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

Uni'ed States Eank- time for subscribing
e. the Capitol stock Of his Bank, has expired.
The .moant AIKEN ri different tlaces. is to be
,rsnsmtlcd 10 the commissioners at Phlsdei
phi. and in case the whole am oun,, % m,ll,ous,
Is not ,sken up, the sub ,cripion books are TO BE-
continued open tt,.t place. From what has
been stated in the papers of the several places
where su5script ons have been received, we
should doub. whether the whole capital is taken
W.. 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
LATEST FROM EUROPE.


OssIatf advicss from Europe are contained in
.ondoa dases 10 June the 9,h, but they fa.u;ih no
hse'hgsace Of ecufequence The Britilh Pa,iia-
nens convened on the 10Th Of June. The object
Which occupied the principal attention Of the Bog
mn miniitry was the adoption Of fyftem for The
ssisenchmsnt Of the public expenfes
The latch accounts from Paris. tate that public
uanqali,y remains snd;fsshed throughout Ill
parts of France.
The object Of Talleyrsnds viGt to- Paris vas to Be
psetsnt - the marriage Of the Duke de Berr. Th1
trial Of Ddier. chief ofthe late rebellion in Crsuo
be had not taken place.
Some misunderstanding exits between the cour,s
etthe ihuilleriss and Stockholm but the latter i
"a cloie connection with Rufiia which eafure the
crown Prince, Bernadotte) und,0urbed pofefiou
Of the throne of Sweden.
The lat accounts rom Spaoifh America, repre-
sns the royal troops - completely fuccefsful oves
those Of the rsvoluuouilts.
New Grenada is entirely subdusd to the author.
~ OF Ferdinand There was great rejoicing as
Havaoa upoa the receipt Of this Intelligence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

10 the Honorable Justices Of the Circrfe
Court Of Common Pleas, begun and holden
az Paris, sv'shin and for the Cornsy Of or.
ford, on The ydrss Tuesday Of October,
H. d. 1915. IS. S 81
THE Petition the subscribers, inhsbissnn
OF township Number light snd others. humbly
she weth- That puolc road wls established
AM cleared on, twenty feet wide. twenty yearo
since or upwards, BY the order Of the Ceneral
Court OF the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
lcomH'onIy known BY The name thu Coos roadl
beginning At the line Of New Hampshire at En-.
rol; thence through townships lettered B. and
{. 20 Esst-Andover line thence through said
East. ndover TO township No. Eight thence
through No. E'gh', No. Six, Nc. Five end No.
Pour, 10 Welton; thence to Hallovell- and -
The Proprietors Of said No. Eight and No. Six.
have neglected, and do still glect 10 make pas-
ssb'es Ind Keep in repair said road, greatly To
the damage OF ,he public, End especially 10 the
settlers OF said Township-We pray your Hon.
ors to grant Tax on The lands in saiL Town,
ships No. Eight and No. Sx, sufficient TO make .
road through said Townships agreeable 10 the
laws OF this Commonwealth in such eases made
and provided. Is =,
We further pray your Houors to impover the
Committee which shall have been appointe ed 10
superinsend The making Of said road, to make
Alterations fromth orig,aal, wherein they shall
think best 10 accommodate the settlers. and
no.t FIR the public interes.--and % in dutv
bound viii ever pray, ~
ISAAC ABBOT. for himself
anu So others.
Oxford, IS. # III
.dt a Circuit Cours Of Common Mica. Seeun
and hoiden al Paris wishin and for ,h-
csnnfy Ct Oxford for me first Eas,ern
Circuit on The last znesday Of Fe6ruoy.
"A. D.l8i6 from thence continued by al.
Jouynmens 10 Ihe second zuesdov Of .J,xn~
following. -
ON TIE foregoing Petition. Ordered that IN.
Pet'tioners csuse an attes,ed COPY of the forern.
ing petition with this order of G .urt therenn ~
he published three weeks successiveiv IN IN
Columbian Centiuel printed IN Boston aud IN III
Por,lsnd Cszet,e printed in Portland ,he La.
puhlicsti'n TO be thirty days At .easf be fore ~
next Circuit Court OF Common pleas which vii,
mex, be holden in Paris within and (or ,he r,,.,"
~ of oxford on the Gst Tuesday of Oc,ohs.
next. shst all persons interested may then .ns
here appear before said Court and she W e.,,s~
IL ANY they haye) why the prayer of aad ns,;.
t,on shocld MOI be grsnted. r"'
Atfest, CYRUS HAMI.IN. cle,l
true copy OF the foregoing petition win ~.
order of court thereon. ~"
Arss' CYRUS HAML,N, cls,s,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

WHICH are tiie IOilOWmS
ENGLISH GOODS.
Real superiine blue,
black aud. niix'd Broad
cloths
MiddliDg and low pri-
ced ditto
Cassimeres
Dimoty Cords
stockingnetts
company Nankins
Al Cambria Prints
3-4 do do.
s-4 Calicoes, nice
1900 yards white Cam
brio, LA and GA from
so to % cts. per yard
Fancy MusIins
Cainbrick do.
Linen Cambrick
Irish Linen, 81 and Al
British Shifting
Patent steam loom DO.
Dimoties
White& printedv estings
81 elegant figured and
pain silk shawis
Imitation ditto
Flag and Bandanna
handkerchief
Cotton ditto
dinghains
Silk aud kid Gloves
Fancy bonnet Silks
| NCountry Merchar
purchase for their own ,
md IT for their interest
intends 70 keep'a const
boeds-terms liberal.
Portland, May IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

A meeting Of Deleg .,es from the several B tanks
in New Yofk, Baltimore and Philadelphia, is
con emp,aed VI the latter place TO devise the
best modes to be pursued for the assumption Of
specie payments.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

entrance when il is impracticableto gain safe an
chorase by the lighthouse channel.