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Sale at Auction

in wednesday next, at le o'clack, wiz
be sold, al Vowcli's wharf,
3B The new schooner Mary AID
i ;2sssss sally, burthcn about 400 barrels,
built 81 Portland OF good materials, is
well calculated for West lpdiamnn.
and may be sent 20 sea without any mate.
mai expense.
P. G. Alarsteller. !.
November 26
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
Nariolk Oct. 90.

Arrived British sloop intermediate.
lHinson, Is days from New-Providenee.
LEFT brig Hazaid. Of Boston, repairing.
Capt Hinson favored US with file Of
Nassau papers TO the Cd inst. but they
contain nothing worth copying.
Ketch Industry, .Clunn, % days from
Curacao. Nov. 9, while working up
THE South side of st. Domingo, Saona in
sight, was boarded by a Spanish govern
Iment schooner, and plund,ed of many
PARTICLES of rigging and small stores the
boarding officer ransacksd every hole and
corner of the cabin, and not finding any
thing valuable, behaved towords captain
IClunn with a degree OF insolence and
brutality that would have disgraced a
pirate; threatening him and his crew
with personal violence. and bestowing
upon them a torrent OF the most abusive
language. declaring he had great mind
to send them and their vessel to the bot
tom, etc. Nov. is, spoke British sluop
Rising Sun OF Bermuda. 90 days from ia.
maica, hos;Rd 10 Norfolk, short of ptovi
|stous; the captain and mate both con-
fined with the fever Nov. II, lat 80 10,
Ion "a IS, brig Brutus, Blunt. from Am
Isterdam, bound TO Charleston, all Will.
capt Applewhiate Of the sclm. Cartha-
rine, from st. Thomas's, reported In our
last, has favored us with the following
additional Marine intelligence, which we
were under the necessity OF differing -
he schr Robert Porter, Henry, from
Philadelphia, had discharged and sailed
for Portau Prince. The ship Rose in
Bloom. Lake, mad arrived in 81 DAYS from
Philadelphia, and was to sail for Port-au-
Prince Oil the lst November. The Brio
Mary, Campbell, aa,l an EaglisH ship and
big, bad just arrived from PaiIadaIphia.
with corn meal aud flour. The brio For.
tnne, Reed was al st. Croix TO sail tor
Philadelphia IN s or 10 DAYS. Two fast
sailing Baltimore >chooners had arrived
at Porto Rico with tlou,, etc.-LeCt BRIG
Minerva, Tor New-York in 6 or. 8 DAYS
schr Fair American, Reardon. for Bal
hmore. Nov. I'd. Transit, Of Baltimore.
for n. Yysk, in 10 days, The Schnr.
Charles had iast arrived at St. Thomae
from Baltimore. Sailed in cs. with schr.
Rachael and Sally, Irving. Of PhiIadel-
Fhia, for Porto Rico. Tie commuuica-
ton between Porto RIGS and St, Thomas
was completely intercepted By the Car
,''aseiidii pflVateers.
The brig Beneiactor, Cushing, IRE.
ported in Gus LAST sailed from Malaga in
company with thebsiss Betsey Knox, for
s?ns,oa, and Rcscias, Johnson, fol Char
teston-N"y s, spoke French brig Is
days from Martinique, bound to Hayre.
de-Grace--9'b, Deitish brig General
brsck, Il days from turks Island, bound
T. n. York 10th, Sloop Katy, from
st. Bars, bound to previdence, 4. /.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26

Such as feel al Interest in
The establishment of a BraLch Of The b.
nite,l States Bank within the town Of A.
exandria, believing our commercial in.
terests viii be promoted By an incfeascd
Bank Capital, are iavited to. attend
meeting at Mr.. M'Laushiin's Hotel this
evening at 6 O'Clock.
e Nov 25 fe7
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
Public Safe.

On TUESDAY ext, at half past 10 o'clock
will be sold, at Tie vendue store, cor
ner OF Prince and Water streets,
Superfine and second breadcloths
Cassimeres, corduroys, fianne,s
B"mbazets, Irish linens
Cambric, Ieno and book muslins
Madras handkerchiefs, Ginglams
SAawis. sewing silks and cottons. etc.
p. G. Mdrstelier.
NoTember Is
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Port Of Alexandria.
ENTERED

ENTERED
Schooner Mary. Nlenents, Baltimore.
entered and cleared for Georgetown.
Brig Castor, Wlnslow, st. Andrews.
via Portland.
schr. Daschasos, Isanda Casta Mez,
Oporto.
'sohr. Mary & Sally, Heating, Port
land.
Brig Tryall, Robinson, Georgetown.
CLEARED
Schooner Juliet. Dsane, New York.
Brig Alfred, Norris, Portland.
Schooner Jolly Jack, Bacchus, George
own
Schooner Experiment, stoddard, New
York.
Arrived, Portuguese schooner Dascha-
sas, Isanda Casta Mez, master, IS days
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For Reut,

A comfortable and convenient Dwell
ling blouse, on the ioweF end ol Royal,
street, adjoining the hcsse occupied by
Captain Ma kley. Possession may be
had Immediately.
Also, for Sale or Rent,
Several Lots on Duke AID Patrick
streets.
JOHN T. BROOKS.
November 26 ST.
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from Oporto-ballast & specie--James
Keith. Jun. a
Brig Castor, Capt. -, from st. An
John Kettel aid Co.
Schooner Mary, Capt Clements, Bal
timore -sundres, for merchants of the
district.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
FALL GOODS.

JOSEPH JANNEY has imported ia
me ship Boston, Captain Finley, just arr
rived from Eagland. a General Asa
sOrtment of FALL GOODS. which are
offered for sale By tie package or piece.
g mo. Is so
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
Two BOYS,

From IA to l6 years d age, is wait
ing by the subscriber, to learn the Hat,
ting Business, None but boys Of stead,
habits need apply.
Samuel ID. Harper.
November 26l e0if
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.Ase Fork, Aor. 90.

The British Packet Nocten. Capt, Bcai,
y, arrived al THIS port this morning in 10
lays from falmouth, Fog. and s from
hahtax. BY this arrival, We have re,
Gelyed our regular files of Falmouth and
Halifax PaFers-the former to Oct. 6,
aud the latter to the 9Th, inst.
lbe Halifax Journal of the 18th inst.
announces the death at Rarba,Ioes, of his
cSeeiiency, General Sir James Lelth,
MAJOR General, Ainsley, has arrived
a. Halifax, on his way to Cape Breton,
iand.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
His Britannia s.a,esty,s Consulate !,

,OHice, New York. l9,h Nov. 1861
is hereby gwen. that his Excel
tency Sir John >heroruuke, Governor and
SOmina er in Chief Of hi, uaje>ts : Co.
4oaies Ia North America, has ISSUED or.
u whereby the ports Of ST. John, on
sae N'ver Rieheiu sand hateaagral
sna Coteau da Lac, on the st. Lawrence
nav. :. oeen opened for the admission from
~ =. States. tree OF duty oi foui, IN
u,an meal, pork aud beef, fresh ana salt
GU. ana dogs lard; and to continue 81
unnl the Slst day Of Dec. next.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
Charles Wills.

Charles County, Nov e6 GIT
The editors Of the National Intelligen-
Ger are requested to publish the above
8 tines and charge it the editor of tie
Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26

America produce plenty at Havana
Rice, 4 6 dolls. Firir, 10; Molasses
8l.2 bits !; Goiien, l0a IL dcIIs
scarce White Sugar, 10 12: browns.
8; MuSc0yat:o, nona 1t market.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26
Extract OF Il letter to gentleaan IN Phi
ladelphia, dated
Not0 Orleans, Oct. 25.

VVVV~ O'to"'t"9 wv ~
Abe crop OF Cotton THIS year will be
iamense, the season being very tavora.
bic. The price oi prime Cotton Is
cents. Frsght by American v, sseis, 81
TO 4 cents ser 10.
The mass OF our products this year
will require large toanase To transport
it,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26

Public Sale.
oh Wednesday next the 9th inst. will
be sold at the Office of JOHN JACK
son & ca. ca Union street, between
hiag and Prince,
Bale superiine cloths
] DO 6 1 do
S do FlnshiHgs and cpatines
4 do plains, drab, blue, and mkt
l Case umbrellas 28.inch
do Plain and corded se'vets
l do Super Madras handkerchiefs
do common dc do
] DO Cotton cambricks 9.3 Ga
I do Gilt and plated buttons
g do Elegant French Hats
ALSO,
\ prime assortment of India Goods
consisting Of corah chintz, checks. sure.
rior company Garrahs, Enerties and
tGsiutz, with a variety of Seasonabie
Goods.
Nov 95
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Public Sale.

On Wednesday next the eth, will be
sold at the Office of join JACK
SON & co, Union street, between
King and Prince,
| bale Ilushings and coatings
/ do ia blue cloths
/ dc green baize
ALSO
Irish shifting &c. &c.
For Merchants Bank Paper.
Nov. %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-26

James English < John Poe,
Respectfully inform their friends and
the public in general, that they have pu'
chased Mr.. James Anderson's Establish
ment,. at the upper end of King street
hare termed partnership, and intend
general
Flour and Grocery Business,
under the firm OF
English and zoe.
From their extensive acquaintance iC
the adjacent counties, aud their know
ledge of the business in which theY are
engaged, they expect to be enabled to
give confidence and satisfaction to those
dealing with them.
7 October 9 eo3m
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Public Sale.

Pursuant TO decree of the Z. States
Circuit Court for the district OF Columbia,
made IN the case of Joseph Janney vs..
John Westcott's administrators & others
will be sold, on the premises, on Wed
nes9ay the l1:h day Of Decemaer next,
a lot OF ground containing ore quarter OF
n square; situate OIL Cameron and Patrick
streets, on which is erected convenient
two story tenement. FERNS, 6, 9. and
y months credit, and lien on the pro-
perry till payment is made.
John ID. Brown,
Robert Gray,
Commissioners.
November 26 dts
PRINTING
Seatlr executed at the Office OF the A
lovapdr;a fSa1ofta
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Sep. Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
CRO9KING.


The last Argus is more full of the rawlings OF
disappointed ambition than any we have here
toiore seen. Never were stronger symptoms
exhibited ofpolitical and party insanity than
in that paper. Go on, Argus men, with your
rlbadry, your rawlings and your bilingsgate
abuse. None can be more gratiiied than
your opponents. The people are not the gulIs,
you have SO long believed them to be. They
have often been deceived by the art and as
surance with which you have distorted every
thing honest and respectable to seduce their
confidence from good men. You have been
generally cunning enough to tell a fair round
lie and stick to it to the end ; this was good
policy but in the separation question you
have lied SO often and so foolishly, that none
but mad caps like yourselves can dare to trust
you. As for the People, you know, as well
as you know your own falsehoods, they are
against you. You DARE NOT TRUST THEM
WITH THE QUESTION AGAIN. Because you
know there is now majority of the people
against separation. You are therefore deter
mined in you zeal to dismember the common
wealth by usurpation, because you know it
cannot be done honestly. MILO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
GAZETTE go News.

Inesday Or. ~
Arrived bark John & Charles, Capt. Coombs,
"a days from the Havana, with coffee and sugar.
TO the cs,sfin, p. Greedy and L. Merrill, ji.->
Left there, besides rumber which have arrived
brig Jane. for Bath in. IS days-brig Mechanic,
Just arrived from Por,lsnd--brig Gen. Jackson,
tor Gaze Ann, uncertsin-brig Robert. Of Ken
nebunk, sailed day oefore.-Oct. ooh lat, Al.
long. 6S, spike schr. es-Iiorse, Of Nantucket,
from kenns back, for Gaudslospe. SO hours out,
oil well.
Tuesday Of. q.
Arrived brig Jane. Jones. from Newly rk-
brig Hero. Craby, from ST.. Andrews OF. 2s
brig Woodman, Robe son. from Nswport--b *
Diligence, Tucker. from Havana, with poiasses
to j. Hobsr,-Ocs. II, lat, AZ, long. sc. sp h
ship Romeo, Oliver. of Bath, for Martinique, -
24tb. sioop Eun;ce, Gordon, iom Ne work vis
Boston, with hemp and Corn-schr. Decatur,
Hill, from Newyo k--26 b. schr. Iritss. Prince
from St. Audrews--schr. Four Sisters, Spur
ling. from do.-br,s Abeons, Dow, so dsys from
Gibraltar, With salt, wine and lead, to Henry
Smith & Co---brig Milo, Merrill, from 81. An
drcws, with Pisstsr-sclir. Snow, from the
Grand Bank, wi h fish in bulk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
@ottCat,S;
Tuesday, October %, 1916.

Inc October term the Supreme Judicial
tFllr' IN this county, after session of
reks, was adjourned, ON Friday last, TO the
"a o. Dec. next.-During the session, Thoa,-
a. -iaams, man of color, was convicted of
,see'sing stolen goods, knowing them TO have
se'n such, and sentenced to Imprisonment in
''f states prison for one year.-John Nor
! JET Lons-lsland, in Portland harbor,
convicted OF sheep-steaiing--sen,ence !,
&c months imprisonment in the common
ns---hat'am sennet, who has sometimes
.'ea himself William Rsiey, Of Phipsburg, an
~ tenant OF the states prison, was convicted
#lop'0reakng and larcenary on two indct-
-en's' and sentenced TO seven years impris-
y aeh' IN the states prison .--Zebuloa Tutsic,
i Nofihyarmouth, was convicted of shop
s'e'Nlng and larceny--sentence, two years
en- months imprisonment in the states
,.rcn.-7Joseph Bro7vn, of Northyarmouth,
convicted Of breaking and entering
= and committing larceny therein, in the
sns time, and sentenced to imprisonment
= 'lree years in the states prison.
Iwo lads oil Westbrook, were also convict.
= q assault and battery. 1t appeared they
:. ~ eeen 'ireng at mark with powder and
-, NV After which, being by the side of the
Ns4'ay' they thoughtlessly, asi frequently
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
John Holmes, Esq. his Biographyxor Portrait.

John Holmes, Esq. his Bioymphyxor Portrait.
A late Argus contained fulsome palaver Of
this distinguished demagogue. 1t was so COM
pletely overloaded and becrusted with the
most disgusting flattery, that many believed
none but the gentleman himself could have
been the author. cannot however believe
it possible. do not believe he could, at
any period ofmental arrangement, set him
self coolly at work upon a job ofpicture maxi
ing SO completely in the caricature style. 1t
must have been the work of some injudicious
friend, whose zeal is evinced only by the nau-
seous SLAYER, with which he has besmeared bis
idol. This may amuse amateurs but the
dagon OF separation must be placed in some
other attitude and colouring before the people
to excite any other emotions than ridiouIe con
tempt and derision. RUSTlCUS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
For Sale at auction.

NE following Real Effate, belonging to the
L Cumberland Bank, at the office Of stephen
Mcclellan and Timothy Fletcher, on WEDNRs-
DAY the hxih Of November next, at II ociock
A, M
A large Lot Of LAND on Fore and
Market Streets. extending up TO Milk Stree with
the building on the fame now occupied by Moles
Adams and Robert Barbour.
A Houfe and Lot on Middle and Tenn
pie Streets. now occupied by Charles $ Davies, EGG
Conditions IS per cent Cath the refidue appro-
we'd eodorfsd notes, payable in 6 ~ and Is menths
with intereA
plan may be feen at our office prior to the fale,
5 MeLELLAN I Aue,ioneer,.
~ T FLETCHER,
Portland, OA 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
NOTICE.

DR. MERRILL has removed from Cot.
ersi and Temple Streets, opposite the brick
house formerly occupied by MAJoR GAGE as .
boarding house.
Dr.. M. requests ALL persons indebted to
caa End settle their accouass; lhose whose
counts are OF more than one years standing are
requested to BE PARTICULAR AR"
Oct. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
Gales &c auctiois,
Shop at Auction |!

TOMORROW, at / o'clock, p. M -,
WILL be sold at Auction, on the premises,
q WOODEN BUILDING, situated on Msine'
street. near the he .d of Centre street, now irie
proved as Cunsmith's shop--it is well calcutta
ted for grocer The land will be leased where
the shop now stands.
Terms made known at the sale.D
Oct. 90. II. C. ATWOOD. Auc.ioHesr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29

doubtful !; and the committee have in effect
declared, that the words 4" majority of five
to four at least Of the votes returned" means a
majority of five to four of the majority of the
several towns and plantations &c. and res
olution is founded upon this construction, which
aledges that the majority of the yeas Of the
towns and plant ations in favor of separation
is 6o3l, and the majority Of nays against a
separation is 44O9, and concludes, that the
majority of yeas as aforesaid is TO the majority
OF nays as aforesaid majority Of five to four,
at least, Of tie votes returned. The conclusion
does not follow the premises. Strike out, cat
least OF the votes returned" and the conclu-
sion may be correct. But, that the construc-
ton of the law, given by this committee, is
founded in error, the uniform and concurrent
voice of the People of Maine has decided.
Until the meeting of this convention, il was
never doubted that this of the votes returned
was required by the act to decide the question
in favor of separation. Many members in ia
vor OF the separation are dissatisfied with the
construction of the committee, and will I'M
doubted oppose the report and IT is not by
any means to be presumed, that majority Of
this convention, however strongly their feel
ings may be Unlisted in favor OF separation,
will adopt construction entirely new, which
is certainly not supported by the opinion of
the people of Maine, and is manifestly contra
ry TO the intention Of the Legislature. there
fore, Mr. President, move to strike out the sec
ond resolution, and move that the following
be adopted $50
Resolved, That it appears TO this convention
from the returns Of votes from the several towns
and plantations in the District Of Name, that
the whole number OF yeas is ,969, and that
the whole number of nays is lo,347-That
l2,o35s is to io,347, the whole number of
nays returned, as five 10 four; but the whole
number OF yeas returnedis / ,969-therefore
II does not appear that majority Of FIVE 10
four OF the votes returned is in favor of said
Districts becoming an independent state.
Negalived, yeas 7f-nays l09!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
Highest prize IS 5000

May be had at WINCHESTER'S,
No. S, Josns Rsw-Exs5s.se Ssrss:,
WARRANTED undr.~n Quarters OF Tickets
in the Dad Glass Of the
Grand National LOTTERY!
from G & r. YATES Luckey Office.
For sale as above, Tickets, d $50, whoies.
Quarters only y 1, in the
plymouth Loftery-S 5000 Highest Prixel
more prizes than blanks and no deduction.
CT Now drawing, u. 10000 the highest prize.
In Union Canal Fourth Class,
may be had for only D. 4,se. or . quarter Of il
for d 1925. ct
Winchester's Lottery Office.
a. Correct lists kept Of the drawing, and all
relative infoi ma,ion given e ats.
- Wiscassef Bank Bills tsken on good terms
for BOOKS g STATIONARY,
Of which an additional supply is just received.
ALSO
Al.hlANACKS for 1917.
P0,tisnd, Oct. 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29

yXyE the fubferibefs having been appointed b.
w the Hon Samuel Freeman E.q. Judge of Fro
bate for the county Of Cumberland to receive nd
examine the claims Of the fevera creditors 20 the
efla.. of THOMAS CHUTE lave of Wiudh.m.
Esquire, decsafed, reprfented insolvent, do here.
by give notice. that fix months are allowed to he
isid creditors to bring in and prove their cain..
aud that we fhail attend that fervice AZ the la,c
Dwelling Houfe Of The deceafsd on the iecoud
Tuefdsy of November aud the five following
mon he from ten TO four clock p M
Jon NAT, IAN, nnDRhw' con.iaio u.,,
Windhsm, Oa, % 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29


After our last paper went 10 press we received
more full and correct sketch of Mr.. AB-
BOTS remarks on bis offering an amend
ment to the reportof the committee
with the remarks of Judge WEsroN, are
readily inserted, in order that Justice, as far
as IN our power, may be done to every one.
Mr.. ABBoT--As was on the committee
to count the votes, and as am opposed to the
report. ] consider it my duty to state to the
convention the reasons Of my opposition. II
is acknowledged on all hands that the question
under consideration is of the highest impor-
lance. The public mind is much divided
On the one part, those in favor of the separa-
ton appear TO believe that the public welfare
depends on the accomplishment of their wish.
es on the other part, those opposed TO that
measure are satisfied with the present state of
things and fear to launch into an uncertain sea.
1t is at all times important that men acting
under delegated powers should keep them.
selves within their authority and it becomes
peculiarly SO, when the business to be per-
formed in its consequences may affect roster-
~. The question OF separation has nearly
divided the people Of Maine, and TO whatever
result we come, we ought 10 be able to give
satisfactory reasons for our decision.
II this report is accepted, can we Justify
ourselves by the facts therein stated, or upon
any correct principles Is it such report as
toe public, knowing the state of votes, are pre-
pared TO receive Will it satisfy our constitu-
ents These questions, am compelled to say
must be answered in the negative. 1t is stat
ed IN the second resolution, which is the only
important one in the report, that, if the votes
are correctly returned, the whole number Of
yeas is 500 and the whole number of nays
lO,347. II is then evident that the majority
OF five to four in favor of separation is not
obtained, and it would seem to follow that we
cannot lawfully proceed TO appoint commit
tees and adjourn as the resolutions re commend.
But it IS said that he word majority is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
DIED.

In Newgloucester, 6thins.. after . short but
distressing illness Mr.. Samuel Pierce, son Of
Mr.Wm, H, sgsd 81. During the first s,sges
of his sickness he experienced grea. distress .of
mino-but finally obtained cumfor, in believing
in his Redsemer.
In this town, Mr.. Abraham Osgood, aged 81
On Thur sdsy last he was Inferred with Masonic
honofs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
Farmers Almanack for
1917,

BY the Grece, Dozen and Single, /0r jale at
ISAAC ADAMS Bookitorc.
BROOKES GAZETTE
CUBScRIBER'S to Brooke,. General Gazetteer, in
miniature, containing defcr'ption of tthe FIN
pircs Kingdoms, States, Cities. Towns, Fors Seas,
Harbors, Rivers. Lakes, Mountains, Capss, &c are
Informed hat they receive their Books on sp.
Plication at the above Bookitore.
Books & Stationary );
together with a complete sfIortnsn' of SCHOOL
BOOKS, for faIe on the moi reafouable terms.
ICYBOOK-B BINDING,
executed with neatuef. and difpa,ch.
~ Acessns and Record Boob, made to any pat
tern
~ CASH or Books gisen for clean Cotton and
Linen RAGS.
Oct. 80. 5w.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-29
STRA YED

from the fu5fcrber about the IN inn. red
COW. with white ftar in her forehead and
fome while on her right houlder, refembline the
figure Whoever has taken up fad Cow and
will return or give information of her 20 the fub.
fsriber, lAa'i be Handsomely rswarded.-App,v 70
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