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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
Charleston, October 80.
THE4TPP

JOSEPH G.. HOLMAN, ESQ. Manager of
the Charleston Theatre, arrived YESTERDAY
III the ship BetSey, from Liverpool. Mr.. II.
went from this port in Junelast, in the ship
Tea-Plant TO England. The object of his
voyage was, principally, TO engage perfor-
mers for the Theatre in this city. He is
accompanied by the following persons TO
be attached TO our dramatic corps, some
of whom are said to be tirst-rate actors,
singers and musicians, viz:-Nlrs. Latti-
nier, Miss Mary LGttimer, Miss Harriet
Lattimey, Miss Charlotte Smith, Miss Mary
Smith, Mrs. Aw, Moore, Messrs. CdtdpcH,
Nichols, MCmlough, Andrevs, Norton,
Brown, Saunders, 8. Boyle. OF their pro-
fessional abilities we can at present say
nothing report, however, speaks favora-
bly, of them. The Theatre will open on
Monday evening next, when the public
will probably have an opportunity ofiudg-
ing for themselves. The interior OF the
building, we understand, has been con
siderabIy altered and improved, and give
evidence of the taste and enterprise OF its
able manager. Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
NasariHe, October IL.
GENERAL, JACKSON

Reached his house in Nashville last from the
Indian country--hs arrival was announced by
a federal salute, from brass six FOUNDER, fired
by the citizens of the town. We are much
gratified in being able TO state that the general
succeeded to the utmost in what was expected
from him. The Chickasaws and Cherokees
have formally relinquished all claims to the
land i'll the big bend OF Tennessce and in the
lines supposed 10 include the ccssion made by
the Greeks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

At numerous me citing of the most RESI- ectable
merchants ~ Citizens ofRichm0nd, al the Bell
Tavern, ON Saturday ey ening, Nov.2, iSIG, TO
c"nsult on the eNpedencyof soliciting the Is
Enlistment of IL branch OF the United States
Bank in this city:
PHiIiP NoRRoRNE NICHOLAS, Esquire, being
requested 10 take the chair, and
H. ". COLEMAN, Esq. appointed Secreta-
Theiolowins preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Whereas, by Act OF Congress of the United
States, power and authority are given to the
President and Directors OF the Bank ct the
United States, in Philadelphia, 20 establish
Branch of the said Bank III each State, where
the same slailbe desired by the inhabitants of
such state and whereas. ii Unjust lie obvious 10
every rejecting mind, that the establishment
Of a Brunch in this City, will lac iii Il high de-
gree profitable to the Bank, aud beneficial and
convenient 20 our citizens therefore,
hesoicSd, That II is eNpedieEt and proper
thdt tlis meeting shall appoint committee of
seven persons, who shall be requested to make
such remonStrance or memorial 10 the Direc-
togs in philadelphia rs i'll their opinion may
advance the object of establishing "a Branch of
the United States Bank III the City of Rich
mOnd.
The following Committee was accordingly
appointed
JOHN WICKHAM,
ROBERT POLLARD,
JOHN G.. GAMBLE,
JOSEPH MARX,
WILLIAM WRIT,
BENJAMIN w. LEIGH
ReSoired, That the aforementioned Commit
tee be further requested TO select two gentle
men, who will i'll person present the memorial
proposed by them, and use their best endeavors
Tor the attainment of the object prayed for in
said memorial
Res9lred, That Committee he appointed
who shall be requested to obtain subscriptions
from the inhabitants ofthis city, for the purpose
OF deirayng the expenses OF the deputies Who
may represent them in Philadelphia
And the following committee was appointed
under the last resolution:
CARTER IL. PAGE, JAco. Il. HARviEa and
RoGERr GAMBLE, WILLIAM FiNNEY
Then the meeting adjourned.
(Signed)
PHILIP N. NICHOLAS, Chairman.
Is. W. COLEMAN, Secretary.
MARRIED, on Thursday evening last BIZ the Rev John
Y. liai', Mr.. JOHN W. WOOD, to Miss AMELIA HAIR
RiS, both oftiis CITY.
~ We this day redeem pledge orr suhscrihers
We may IN truth say. that no pains, exIence been
fype we nov use, is larger than what discarded hut
tile fdce, without roporiionably cnarene the by AMI
as we have crfcRded TIC columns o The p0pey we shall
crowd more matter into il than ii ntaned before
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

The Governor issued his proclama-
ton permitting all the Inhabitants to seek
protection in flight. They embarked
forthwith for Cummons.
Gen. Lopez proceeded to form June
tion with General Morales, who was a.
bout four leagues from Cumapa. IL Inc
succeeds in uniting his force, victory will
be on their side
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
Ncw- York, October 80.
INTER E,SIiNG.

BY letters from ST. Thomas. we learn
that Gen. Marine was on the eve of cap
turing Cumana and Barcelona with a
strong patriotic division. Gen. Bolivar
had arrived at Carupano, it is said, with
the intention OF joining his eAertions to
those of his friends and companions in
arms and misfortunes. Com. Biron with
his fleet, was in the sulfofp aria; and the
Spaniards are reported to be of inferior
force. The island of Marguerite was still
under the Patriot flag, which was waving
III every part.
The preceding, we think, may be relied
on. ltcomes directly from a gentleman
in st. Thomas to his friend here.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
DOMESTIC.
Baltimore, NorenJer 2.
RANK DIRECTORS.


The election of Directors for the Bank
of the United States, closed on Thursday
in Philadelphia. The following gentle
men, previously nominated by republican
stockholders, as stated in the PATRIOT
of Wednesday, have been elected by an
average majority Of 46,9 $40 votes:
Republican Directors.-Samuel Wether-
hill, Chandler Price, John Boklen, Thos.
Leiper, Manuel Eyre, John Donnell, Ce-
sar A. Rodney, Brockholst Livingston
Guy Bryan, Vim. Boyd.
Federal DirectorS.-RobtR alston, Tho
mas NJ. Willing, John Sergeant, Thomas
Nj Euen, Elihu Chauncey, John Savage
John Goddard, Dennis 4. Smith, James
Lloyd, Of Boston, Cadwaliader Evans, ir.
The highest number of votes, received
by any of the above directors, was IL ,522
the average number received by them
was 80, 1888. The highest number ofvotes
given for any of the opposition federal
candidates, NOT supported by republican
Stockholders, was l7,107; the average
number for these candidates was I3, So3
votesl
OF the whole number of Directors, in
Guiding those appointed by government,
10 are republicans and ten federalists.
Le,eis Leonard, convicted OF robbng the
Bank OF Philadelphia, has been sentenced
to twelve years confinement in the peni-
tertiary at hard labor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

Safe from his ptusuers in i land of liberty; and
as for the sentence of death, Hature had also
passed the same sentence on his judges! /.
s-. sos. - Mercury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

Boston, October 70.
A gentleman, who left EastpOrt the 18th inst.
informs us that the late report of battle near
that place, between some American fishermen
and fhe British is quite incorrect. The facts,
he SAYS, were, that the British Gutter did or
der the fishing-bOat of, and thcy retired accor-
dinghy without resistance. Nothing further
had transpired on the subject and ii is be-
lieved the story of the battle is grOundieSs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
CONVERSATIONAL ELECTION.

All the states. with the exception of rcnnes
see. Virginia, and perhaps of one other, elect
their representatives IN Congress in the Fall
bat we. in TIE Spring-Our mode has this dis
advantage, that itthere were called meeting
immediately after the 9Th of March, we should
not be Representative il has this decided ad-
vantage, that we have the ,rhole ground of the
conduct OF our representatives. before us.
During this Faii, however, we have two cleo
tions-t0 supply the vacancy occasioned by the
deaths OF Messrs. Ghclston, and Clopton-NIa-
ior Nc'sor Of Meckienburg las been elected for
Mr.. Ghoiston's district by majority of about
one hundred.
The election for U,is District to supply the
vacancy i'll the House of Representatives, occa-
sioncd bv the death OF nir. Clopton, conln,en-
eel Ia ifenrico county on MONDAY last; aud on
closing the polls, the votes stood thus:
rIENENsoN -. -. .... lJt
tfLER Us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

From tie Joarnol de Paris of Sept. Ia, re-
ceiced at the Office Of the Mercantile Ad-
oerfiser.
The famous Spanish General Espoz
Nina, who residesln Paris, has himself
contradicted the story published in the
English Journals of his arrival in the u.
States- 1t is presumable," adds he,
90 that the supposed General Nina, OF
whom the English papers speak, is no o.
Their than Lieut.. Col. Nina, my nephew,
who has never been general, and cannot
now be one. If he has usurped the title,
ann authorised to believe it is for the
purpose of misleading the Americans. At
alleyents am entirely ignorant of the
object OF Lieut.. Col. Nina i'll the voyage
and if bis projects be counter TO the in-
terests ofSpan, my country, shall dis
own him as being ofmy family
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06
By LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Neu.-yeyl Nor

Ner,-ycsk, Norepi5cr 3.
Letters wcrc received in this city ycs-
terday front PIiihdelpl,ia, stating. thai i
yer, respectable Merchant, stauC;S ready.
to contract to deliver, To the Directors az
the Gmfcd States Bent, TES MILLIONS
DOLLARS IN SPECIE. and receive Un:-
ted StaSeS 81 er ceht. stock IN payment.
EromiIsraaaa.-Cd Wheeler, Of the brig
Sea-IsiaIid, I daysilom Havana, informs THAI
before he sailed the Spanish .icot from Vera
Cruz arrived & laE9cd the Vice Roy, Appado.
ca. Several slave VESSELS from africa he'd also
arrived tnere.--hiarkcts continued dui and
the duties we're increasing almost daily. ion-
nage-mouey ON foreign vessels 81 30. her. ode.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

Pittsburgh, October2G- fhecelebrated French
patriot, general LsIAEIAND, arrived i'm this
city last week on his way TO New-Grleans. By
the late French adyiccs itappcars that the ge-
neral has recently been condemned - death for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

Last Monday thc 9Th Instant was the day
fixed 6y aw forcccting, throughout this Com-
nOnweaiih, the Electors of President and Vice
President of the u. S.-ketween 2aDd 200 votes
were received IN this city and couty-ihere
was no opposition tiehct-that which VIII vote
for Monroe and IompAins obtained every
vote.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

PiatfSbfUeh, OcfOtCr ~.
1t is understood that Colonel 'rorTFN has re-
ceived orders for erecting Notifications on this
frOntieriu pursuance Of which some military
works will Be commenced az the line, near
ROusc's Point, the present Fall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

Chief EIecnfarc Magistrate is the GOrd;an
knot Wecan get on well
enough with our legislators and judges;
but hou TO elect our President by the tsgi-
difficulty We throw these ideas out bN
way consideration Let them be worth
what theN may ,we areprepared tocNamirc
this subject r,ost anxiously and impafti-
ally ana IN the course of The three years,
to oin hear. and hand with That man, who
will devise plan of election, which is
best caicuated to extinguish intrigue, and
to preserve the rights and Liberties of the
people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

IN Thursday the 10th day Of next December will be
~ sOid 90 tie highest bidder the premises the tract
Of iaud ia COochand county, belonging the estate of
saiie NoOdsOn, deed. agTeyably the last will and
testament Of ihc deed Ibis tract contains sol 81
acres ny lac survey Oh - Of which are Iowsound
OF superior quaytic remaining 40 ~ acres consists
m high land We'll adapted the growing OF corn wheat
ard tobacco, 100 Of which, wous well tuibered
with oak, hicSoTy, &c.-Ihc Improvements are Il good
dwelling house, kitchen, stable. &c-wifh au cxreieu,
apple and peach OTclaTdlhe land lies upon James RI
ser 20 miles above Ricmond upOn the main stage road
Charlottesville, and adjoining The Court House tiact
hyw owned by captain Benjamin Anderson.
Iefs Of sale half ia days the remaining alf
On tie FIRST day Of January I5srhe purchaser ri,iuo
deed Of trust puOm he property to secure tie ta,
80
At the time and place We shall offer several va
ue slaves the crop Of corn, and fodder with the STOCK
oi cattle, horses, and great variety Of household ADD
kitchen furniture. plantation utensils &C.
Teams n1dd known on the day Of sale.
wGRNER LEWIS. Executors
November S' 52I2t.
IN pursuance Of decd Of lrlst loln CrsIo,I,er Tao,
20 hiisha dcr, dated thc 25ih October. iSI0-wi be
offered for sae, by the Trustees. premises On lie
't day Ut December nest tie hex fair day one Il, IA
part 81 ue p0wiatdn cotton Fccf0rg tYg IN the cnuntv
oi row hAiau. hrar Fine Creek Mills on The fooyiro
ltrrs; The purchaser 20 pay 100 dolls la .0sb-9to
dolls ~ the first DAY Nav isi7 and ne -,
two equal annual payments the asst MAY lsls and
te other the ist May lsiotlc purchaser to Give hands
with approved security, deed ostrasl 5 tic yrogefg
70 secure The payment
5 payD T IioSsls r,~sec,.
.N9rrn6crc q. s2-2a,rsu'
TUE HoHses Lot on the corner 81 aud 9TH sfTeefs
q on Snockoe Il now occupied BY tie Subscriber arc
'oF sac-Iney have every convenience Cor large family
JAMES brown. IT,
NoFeho'f o. Sziw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

MARRIED, on Thursday evening last BIZ the Rev John
hiS, both ofiiis City.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

TYLER -. -. 80. oS
CLOPTON 80. 80. -. :. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-06

tDlANO futlES.Just received, for sale. mo fnffsn-
al squire PLANO EORII.y, Handsomely orua-
neuted-intds ~ Br0aGtOod.
J. sgcw,., j.. s ". FISEEY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
SHEkiFt'S SALE.

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
2aken by Execution and 10 be sold al Pubht
.duenon on Monday The 2oth day q Jam
ary nerf, at II o'clock n M. al Me .4uc-
non Room Of ML6LLAN q FLL7tHER
EEehange-street, Portland,
A Ii. the rgh, in eqni Of redemption, which
IA THADDEUS kOBE FINS. has in and q
ihe following mortgeged res; estate siiuS,ed II
Nor,bysrmou,h. in said county, (st the fore sidr
so cslled) bounded, begioning on the sou heri,
side of the town road lesding by John Drinkwa-
te =, in said Nor'hyasmou,b, and at the mos
po-therly corner Of said Drinkwster's home 10
thence sou,heriy and by said Drinkwster's l. and
o The bay shore thence css,erly and round by
said shore until j. comes to land owned by Ma
tbanisl jerks; thence north l6o west, and by
said Jenks' land Gods thence south 6s l. 2 de
grees west 30 the town road aforesaid thence
sou'herly and by said Town road to the bound.
fist mentioned, containing i3 acres end l35
rods--more or less. Ssid described premise 5
WAS mortgaged to Jacob Mitchell. Esq. to secur.
the paymen of S 34S 90 and ineres, thereon, =
per deed date. Oct.16, 1907, and record, d
III the Registers Book "a. page 1877
JOSEPH M. GERISH, Depty Sheriff
Per .ud, ID &, 10 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28

THE subscr,ber hereby gives public notick
10 all concerned that he hss teen duly sppoln,e ed
md has taken upon himself the trust OF sn Ad
ainis,rs,or on the estate Of MOSES LONG
FELLOW, late of Wes brook. IN the coun,, o
Cumberland, yeomsn, deceased. by giving bond
The law directs---he therefore tequests ell
ersons who are indcbed 10 The said .aecessed's
t}tete TO make immediate pay ment and those
@eo have any demands thereon 10 exhbi, III.
same for set,lemen,
BENJAMIN d. FOSTER
Wcslbfook, Oct. SO, 1916 (t)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
Reuben Keexcr's EMaic.

THE subscribers having heen appointed 10 te-
ceise and examine the cls'ms cs c;ediia's ~ tie
estate of REUBEN kEtZER. late 81 Ear,lssr-
mouth, in The county of Cambef,snd, msiisss,
deceased, REPRESENTED in,oiven', hereh, g,se no
lice that six months are slijwsd 10 said efedsioss
to h,ing IN anal prove their cisim.. ssd that se
will s,,end ihst service 81 The hiee Of Hessiss
Soulhga,e, in por,i.nd. on The fourth Ttsrsds,
OF she present aud five ioliowIng m"n h., tesss
nine to twelve O'Clock A. NJ. snd tftn psree -
s'x O'clock r. NJ. Of each dsy. Dsted =; faft'
laud, tins ele.en'h b dn 81 December, A ID l@le'
JACOB MOVES, Z Gosnas .
HORA1IO sOUTHCATE, s0asts
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
rLETTER.

w. T.. Conway Sir, Agree able to your reques 8,
would inform you th4t my son is now 8years
old-his hesi A. follows, he has been sick 8
years -lS months, when Informed Of" d.. Relies
Bsfameui Drops aud PHs" he then bad not The
use Of his arms one leg slmos, crippled, hip
dsopt ou, OF i,ace his high swelled up and
broke in five places pieces of bone came away
both arms in the mean time swel'ed up and broke
IN IL places. many Of the sores were down TO
the none-for one year he hsd no use Of the
joints, but now, has The use OF both arms, sores
III healed but 3. he now appears getting well!
fast, many said 1t was impossible tia; he could
get we'll, otlerss say il seems like rsising one
from the dead must ever remain = sincere
friend and vel! wisher to you who have Sue wn
so much kindness To my son.
sisned LUCY ROGERS.
Fate,fo,d, Con. Aay Is, 1916
These d ops are radical cure for Ssl Rheum.
sc 1iu'a. s.. An,hony,s fire. ierrosy. ulcers, Fe-
ver soss when the nane is Affected, so,e legs.
e.es,veneresl tsnis when mercury has f.Iled are
The best srring aud au,uian.i physc and may be
given % children with perfect safety, Price / d.
II ask for :" D. Relies Botanical Drops' none
are genuine nntss signed w. r. Conway
Prepared and snid wholesale by VT. CONWAY
Chemist, No. Hamilton Place, Boston, and re.
tail by sppOintnent by S. Pa,ten Bookseller
Pc Lod, Babson, Wiscssset : Coods,e, H HaIow.
ell; ID Moses Habroak. Nj. ID. Bath; Hon.
DR.. iona. Page, Brunswick; Scsmmon, Good
a.e, Saco; L,ngdon, Kenpeounk; Whipple
Newburvport Gushing & Appleton, II. whip.
de, Salem; O.kes Perry, Camden Adams,
Hubbard, Portsmouth Butman, p. NJ. DIX
m1nl Ayres, w .ldoooro O.sut. Buck town ;
Gardiner. Bowdolrhsm +; Davis, p. M. Mon
sl'ie {; Bryant, Cas,ine /; Burg;n, Ese,porr /:
St9cklsnd, P' M. Wilton Israel Smith, New
,'iouces ef Chandler, Munmauth; Johnson.
treepor, {; Woodbury.. Bangor Ulmer, Hsmp
den, and mos druggists, bookseller and pos,
masters throughout he u. States, Were e,s,
"e had sil those justly eset~ed and highly otb,o
Ved medicines "!p'epared BY" w. T. Corws,"
OAt-Ols.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
Benjamin ShG,v, J's. Estate.

THE fublcribers having been appointed 70 re
ceive and ex mine the claims If creditors of
the effate of B .NJaMIN SHAW jr. late of Fai
mouth in the uniy Of Cumberland mariner de
eeaied repfeiented inioivsnt hereby give notice
thar IN months are allowed TO faid creditors to
bring il and prove heir cla;ms, and that we will
attend ,ha. iervice At ths Office Of Horaio Sou IN
gate il Portiaud on the fou-s Thu,fdsy of The
preient and FIVE following months. from moe o
twelve clock A M and from three 10 Gx clock
P M of each day Dated st Portland this eev
enth day of December n. ID 1916.
J4COB MOVES, , Commit
HoRATlO SOUTfIoATR. ( Gousis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28

sI'fE subscribers hsving been appointed by
L The Hon. jeremiah B.iey q Judge OF
Probate for the County Of Lioceie. commt-sio
crs. 10 receive and examine sne cism 81 the
several credi ors TO the esisie Of JOSEPH ST E.
yENS late OF Wiscssset in said counsy, C.rpen-
ter, deceased, rerresen;ed insolveni, hereby
rive notice that six months I, on the hfst Of Mo-.
las are .nowed to said credi ors 70 bring IN s,d
pfove iheir claims and that we shall attend
fhe, service s, he Regis,er of Deeds' office y
said W',sc.sset on the las, Saturday Of DE Gem :
Ter ins AID # ach efth .ur following months
+ I'm two O tour Of he clock in the afternoon OF
,,oh OF said days.
DAVID QUIMRY1 comns,s
SAM'I.. SEVYE, ! soneys
Wiscasset Dec. S;h 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
Commissioners, Notice

A Further time, OF ,wo months from the date
a hereof is SLOWED by the Hon. Ssmuei
Freeman, Judge of r. obate for the county OF
Cumberland, to the Commissioners Of The estsse
Of JOHN BAILEY, Jun. late of Portland, in
said county, trader, deceased, to re-exsmine the
clsms that have been received, and 20 receive
and examine any further claims that may be ex-
HAlbiscd againss said estate. The subscribers
hersby give nolce tia, they will be in session as
the Office of Joseph Pope Esq. in ssid Portland.
on the fourth Thursday of ihis sad the mex, fol-
lowing month, ftom two 10 four O'Clock r. N.
on each OF said days for the purposes above
mentioned.
Daed Al Portland, the eleventh isv Of De-
celnher A. y. 1916. JACOB MOVES,
DAVID PEASE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
NOTICE.

4 S the two Incorporated Insurance Offices in
"A this town have concluded TO take more
isks and are about closing their concerns, l have
at the request of several gentlemen concluded 10
open an Insurance Office in the room lately occu-
pied for that purpose by the Maine Fire aud Ma
riRc lns Co...
Those persons who may wish to have insurance
effected will find the Office open from O'Clock A
NJ. to 8 O'Clock T.. Nj. and their business attended
10 with fidelity and dispatch by their
Humble Servant
WOODBURY. STOnER.
Portland, Dec. 18th 1876.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
MARCUS QUINCY,

Essd IF P0Vflasd Par,
K EEPs connan,ly for fa!e. Of fret quality. real
n London Manufactured
PAINTS,
Ground or dry-whieh he will fell at the Iovefl
price White Lead olues, black, red and green
PAINTS. Yellow for floors or almost any col.
our now in ufe for in or outGde o: Houses or vef.
ieis warranted TO dry in Gx hours If required
ALTO, pots Jugs Bruihes SC He will attend TO
the painting bu6neis a. u(ual.
Likewise general a1ortment of
w. /. Goods and Crocerie,,
which he will sell cheap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
William ElMeRs Estate.

NOTICE 10 hereby given thar further time OF
~ .wo months from his day 10 given to the
creditors of the ena.e Of WILLIAM ELWELL
ate Of Portland, Mariner deeeafed. TO bring IN
and prove their claims and that We will attend The
.ervce afligned rs az the office u Horatio South.
gate 10 iaid Portland on the fourth Thuriday OF
ehe prelent and neat month, from nine TO twelve
o clock NJ. and from three to liz clock PM.
cf each day Dated At Portland this eleventh
Gay of December d '8.6
Js,OB MOVES, Commis-
HoRATio soUTHcATE. 6oner..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
Res CycIobedfa.

THE Is 5Art Of % 20, x ELS CYCLIC
rEDIA,,s eeces.d nd ready for delivery.
Distant sub &c ibars sre requested 10 call and re-
ceive their nDmt ers. An cntire.se,' ofthe above
Woek, composing IS Numbers, for sa'e. on easy
terms to The pnschsser. if applied for soon.
s. PATTEN. tor the Proprie,ors.
Por land, Dec. IA, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
Certificates F!

This may certify that Gen. lanes Whitelaw,
Of Ryesste, W. have dsugher who has b,en
from her youth 10 she rge pfa0 yesrs severely
afhN,ed with the Salt Rheum and Gfer having
tried many medicines TO no effec, was induced
10 make triss Of =" D.. Reif's Botanical Drops ;
prepared by w. I. Conw-,p winch sf ar 3D.
ministeriog three bottles completed cure and
she hss no. been ttoubled with the complains
since. Signed JAMES WHITEI.AW.
W'tness /. G. c. EowLgs. Montpelier.
March l6 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-12-28
NOTICE..

TO be cold az Public Auction, On Thursday, N,
second doy'of .Idnua,y nesf, ct eleven o'clock
a. NJ. a: the house Of Russell Stcddars, innholde,
IN A,uns wick,
Sixty Shares in tie Brunswick Cotton Man
ufaciory,
numbered from No 10 90, inclusive, to pay en-
assessment voted ey the Stockholders, Of Thirty
Five Dollars on each share, unless said ASSESS
ment shail be paid prior TO ssid date.
SAM. DAVIS, Treasurer.
B tn Dec &