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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-11

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FORM OF A PROXY.
being fockholder the Bank of the United Sta citizen
the United States. actually
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Of cssu i ny PROXY a. the ha election Directors q
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-11

he tubicriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned that fhe has been duly ap.
pointed and ssken upon herfsf the ,ruil Of 40
min'ftratrix on the eaate Of HUMPHREY sNC,N
la,e Of Harpiwe'l in the county of Cumberland
Mariner deceafed by giving bond IS the Law di
rec,s-he therefore requefs ali perfons who are
indebted 20 the faid deceafeds efia,e 70 make i'm
mediate payment aad thoie who have any de
mands ,hereon, to exhibit the same to
RUTH SNOW.
Harpfweil May 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-11
May z
JEREMIAH KIMBALL & Son.

J T.NE MI II M NIBALL q Son,
Have +" Jih CsiYmsiss Rsrv.
30 doc gsai' scy,hes made of the bef Germsn
hes' BY Ic Ba,cbeider of North Yarmouth
IS dog Scy'he Sneaihs
10 do Sutton Hoes
1000 bufhels Cora
so bib freih Flour
II hhds s, Croix Rum
do MoiaAes
general sfortment of
Hest India Goods g. Groceries.
a. usual (2m) May 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-11

Lis, OF lands, lots of ground, with their
improvements and dwelling -housss. owned by
= b. oothe Is, day Of June, 1916, lying and
oe'rg within the seventh district OF ,ie S,s,e q,
Massachuse is, viz in the (here insert the coun.
~, township or parish, IN which the property j.
srusted.)
One farm (here insert It's Dissertation. .pecifx.
l"g ihe water course, OF hill, or mouo,a;n. =,
hgh road on which IL is situated, or nothing IN.
'dJoin'ng proPrietors, Or hesw,se slst;nc ,s,.
uculaes, ny which il msy be known and d,.,;n-
sutshed,) containing there insei, in words
tng'h, the number oi acres hsvin, there,
Zone clearinghouse OF wood, of ,wo s,or;es 40
let IN ieng'h by so fee, in depth, Two h.,n.' 81
wood, one corn house. one grist mill. desc,ihns
n same. and any o'her Improvement he f,,n,
may contsin,) valued at i,uar. '"' ~"
oae dwelling house in The ,owr Of fher. ;rs.r,
the town, he street, &c. the materials of uh;,h
al ,she number OF stores, he length and de,.Ih
he buildings or office. attached, and psr,ieuls,'
zins ne extent If tie lot on which il s,,nd.
valued ct dollars. s'@"os/
Two unmproved lots in the said TOWN h.r.
.'scgs the s,sees on which situated he se,.,s,s
iset, pepches or scres) valued at dollars
May 20 s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-11
FOR SALE;

A couple OF HORSES, young, well broke and
"a without defect. Apply to Mr.. Chase, a.
lo Burnham's Tavern. june i
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-22
CONGRESS-.
IN sENaTE.-ApFil IS.

The Senate was engaged until tate
,o,,r today on the tariff bill. !.
The material amendment wa. made 70
The b;ll. except one which goes to raise
40 t,e dntv on manufactured wool imported
from r to Is per cent. ad valorem.
4 motion was made by Mr.. Sore te
raise this duty still higher ito rs cents,
bat was negatived.
A motion was made to strike out til !,
minimum price OF cotton goods, w VI,
vas negatiyed by large majority. ina
notion was afterwards renewed IN SUD
tance hy Mr.. Ha per, and was net de
eided when the Senate adjourned.
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LONDON. Feb. 4.
VIII of Louis XVI

{" In the name of the Most Holy Tri
aity. OF the Father, and of the Son, ard
Of the Holy Ghost. This day, tie 95tl
Of Dec. 1892, / Louis the sixteenth by
name, king of France, BEND for more
than tour months past Imprisoned with
my family in the tower-of the temple a
Paris. by those who were my subjects
and cut of from all communications what
ever. even with my family since the / It'll
inst. being moreover involved in pro-
cess, the issue of: which it is impossible
to foresee, on account Of the passie ms Of
men, and for WHICH neither pretext MOI
means are to be found in any existing
law having no other witness to whom
l can address my thoughts than God
here declare in his presence my last vii
and sentiments.
"I leave my soul to God. my Crea
tor; | implore him to receive 1t IN hi
mercy, not to Judge II according to 1T
deserts, but by the merits o. our Lore
Jesus Christ, who offered himself a sa
|crifce to God, his Father, Tor us men
however unworthy, and for me the chic
|of sinners.
"I die in union with our holy mothe
the Catholic, Apostolic. and Roman
church, which derives It's powers by al
uninterrupted succession from st. Peter
TO whom they were committed by Jesu
Christ
9" firmly believed and confess all tina
lis contained in the creed and command
ments of God and the church, such a,
the Catholic church teaches, and ha.
ever taught them. have never presuH
ed to set myself up for judge in re.
gard to the different ways Of explaining
the doctrines which distract the churcl
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Fifty Dollars Reward
april Y

VIII be given for experimenting negro
David, who ran away frHm the subscriber
on "Wednesday tbe Goth day of March
last. Negro DaAid is likely young fe'-
low of yellow complexiou has scar
under his lett e, and a scar on his right
ANGLE. AMI also one on his right or left
hand. He carried away with him bay
horse, saddle and birdie, and will, more
than probable, attempt TO effect his es-
capeto Pennsylvania. He Is well ac-
auainted in the state Of virginie, aud
went Off in that direction.
will give twenty-five dollars to any
person for apprehending him, if taken
in the state /; if taken out Of the state,
FIFTY dollars. The person experimenting
him will con6ne him in any Jail SO tn I
lset him again.
Ze hannah Franklin,
Charles County, Md.
April IL 3w.
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hut have always nissted for beg them to

3HHCetCu ioi FS' ut tfiSiN 10 srr..
,'ny warmest thanks for III tin
sent state OF things, Is ou.d be !, p {,
If compromising them, were / to my
more explicitly but especially rpt p's
I,nend to Jay son to seize all oppOr@
tiles Of discovering them.
81 should, however, deem myself .,
ty ofealamny against the sentiments.
the nation, were | not openly to rec
mend to nay son Messrs. de Cham
aud Hue, who were induced BY ,S,!
Isincere attachment to me, to cons
themselves with me in tbs dreaty ab'9
and who had we'll nigh fallen uph.s
victims to it. recommend Ga !!
Ciery also, with whose attention I4a
had every reason to be sa sted siress ~
has been with me. AS he las reus;ss
with me to the end, | be ibe Csa.,,m''
|of tie Commune to deli er 10 ai;u =
clothes, books, watch, parse, aud y
other things which have been depos,,.,
with the council OF the c mmune. :
(" forgive, likewise, most cheerfur,
my goalers. Cor the severe treatment u
restraints under which they have lhoos,
it their duty to lay me. fave fe,ssI ~
some tender AID cCmpa 'sionate pera,,
Inlay these enjoy in their hearts tb,' n,
tranquility which their way Of thinki's
must impart'P )
Il bsg MesSrs. D Malescherbe,
'Froncet, aid Deseze, ccept here NJ
best thanks, ard the Iession Of n,
deep sense Of all the tt bic and ss, n
whlch they have taken IN my accoun,
81 conclude with declaring b fr,
God and eady to appear before him, Ia,
DO not reproach myself with any oft,
crimes that are alIedged against me.
$ Done in duplicate at the tower sle.
temple, the 25th Dec. 1892.
{Signea)
LOUIS.
I" BAUnaAts, municipal office"
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April Il
Public Sale.

BY virtue OF writ of venditioni ex-
poaas, to me directed, from the court of
appeals for the western shore of Marylad
will be sold Cor cash ard meet crop of to.
bacco, at the courthouse in Port robac-
CO, on Tuesday the Goth day Of May next
ali William Courts's right, title and in
terest in and to tract or parcel of land,
called 8 New Ailiford." containing 81
and one half acres, more or less, the pro-
perry OF said Courts. Taken in execu-
aon to satisfy a.debt due Samuel VIM
att.
TOWNLEY ROBEY.
Late Sheriff of Charles County
April l2 dts.
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From tie Boston Evening Gazette.
4" THE HOLY LEAGUE

The religious mind dwells with ran.
|ture at bebolding the advancement 4
,the cause of righteousness. and witness.
es with delight, every effort to promote
God'S G lory. The pieus patriot exit,
to see the sand of Ommpotence acknov.
lodged by his earthly sovereign, in The
objection OF that government to which be
looks for the projection and preseryatCa
OF his liberty and life. He relies rpo1
an Almighty Arm for success and saf,s.
non On every object around him inf
nife wisdom shines Conspicuous sand i,
every event he beholds Infinite benisnitr
But, although he reposes a sacred and
shaken confidence ip tie power and
goddess t his Almighty Sovereign, i
does not expect to be free from the Ieli
and auVersltles which are ever incl ta
TO man, Ill this t al aud sinful world. ~
we'll Knows, thst nation, who acEac#
ledge sos and profess tie Christian aIli
IKE individuals, ar often driven
through the fiery furnace of afilictsn,s
TO test the sincerity of theii proiesaicus
and try the strength and ardor OF lbez
latin w hat, though emtattl dhosts en-
camp around him his confidence Old
his hopes are established upon tounCs
Ition as lasting as the throne oil the I'M.
verse. NTH such re lance, he Heedi
l.. no resources but his yaIor, and no se'
eraI but his God" In the NEST DESC
ate struggle, he looks forward With cer
eainty 70 happy issue, glorious enc.
IL the da' kest hour, hole cheers bn-
land even
=. While he comba,s in shackles, and
w3rships in tears"
It's arimatIns light irradiates his path %
he gioriss OF a niiieniaI dyy.,
i he Christian world cannot but rejoice
the late religious alliance which las
cen TO med by three powerful sOVe
|reIgns Of Europe-in which they solemn
iy declare he Religion of God cur 20
lour To lie the fu'me guide and direei"i
) of ii cir conduct, IN the adm!nistraraI
TT tier respective gcvernments-VEH
religion they further declare, (" tar iron
being solely applicable to private lI''iI
hight, Old the cont airy. dire city to IIfia'
|yuce the resolutions of princes, and 70
guide ali their undel takings. as being tn
only means of giving stability to hunsi
institutions. and Of remedying their ln
|perfections."
Christians Francis. Frederick sF9
Alexander. are the men v no Eav' tfp
|pionsiy acknowledge TIE Sovereign
|of God, their Maker. & Rave thus haD
aly laid the honors at his feet. Gm
them your bsnedictiOns and yonr PRAY
els. Ell.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-22
Public ale.

On Tsssday sert, the Esd instant, VII
be sold, at the Nendue Store,
/ bale of superGne broadcloths
4 ditto 6cond
ditto aomestic Gotten
l case calicoes. also,
Bennet's cord, dinities, camerlcs
Canton grapes, sattins, levantines
Virginia aud Florence silks
Irish shirting
Do. linen
Shawls
Madras handkerchief
BibbOns
Sewing silks and cottons
Cotton hosiery, &c. &c.
p. G.. Marsteller.
april 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-22
Stone Masens wanted

The subscribers wish to employ TWEEN
,y or thirty good rough Stone Masons
aud as many Laborers, to work on For
Washington, on the river Potomac, about
eiehtmiIes below Alexandria, where they
will give good wages and constant EN-
ployment, with good accommodations
Application may be made to either OF us
at the Fort or IN Alexandria.
BoEtha La1cs,
John COhagan.
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Fresh Goods.

FaVaE subscribers have received few
II packages Of
Se..sonabIe 8, fancy Articles.
Consisting IN part of
Irish Linens, Lawns, Table Diaper
Popiins, 4 a variety 0. fashionable Sill
Goods, winch are for sale at reduce
prsces.
Samuel dark g Co
April IS St
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For the passage
Against it

The Bill providing. sw surve1ing two
millions of acres ofpublic land, in lieu
of that quanty ordered to be surveyed in
Michigan, as taken up by the House,
discussed and amended, and ordered t.
be engrossed for third reading.
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Stock for Sale

1900 Shares Mechanics Bank
$50 ditto Union =.
30 ditto Columbian Insurance.
For terms enquire Of
april rs st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-21
Land for Sale.

The Subscriber offers for sale, about
500 Acres.of Land in Fairfax county, a.
bout one mile from the court house, the
turnpike, road passing through 1t. About
half Of said land is uncleared e abounds
Hstabundance OF wood and valuable tim
ber--the greater part Of the cleared land
is under good fence, well situated for
farming, contains aquantity Of meadow
in clover and timothy, plaster is found
to act very kindly on tit is pleasantly
situated and remarkably healthy. A
more minute description is thought unne-
cessary, as it is presumed those wishing
to purchase will FIRST view the premises.
1t will he sold to the highest bidder, at
Fairfax court house, OH the third Mon
day in November next, in the afternoon,
if net sold before.
The terms of sale will be made known
on that day, and lengthy credit will
be given on the greater part to any per-
son wishing to purchase.
Henry 8, HALEY.
October 1o 1RwSts
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NORTHERN & EASTERN CROPS

NORt HEM N E-AS ElSiS MI -.
The excessive drought and frepeateu
fros,s, in this section, during the past sea-
son threaten very short crops, and q
scarcity approaching TO famine. We
fear that file poor will suffer dreadfally.
High prices and little employment afford
but cherries prospects Of winters COM
fort. The effective not be confined 70
the country. twill soon reach the city.
aad be felt in all It's severity. One pen.
ny saved this fall will be worth three in
January. Let the rich retrench and the
poer be frugal, industrious ard careful.
Drink, strong drink is the grand vice Of
this country and that man would be aa-
thor ola second Independence, not less
glorious that the first, who could devise a
plan for saving to the nationthe millions
which are dissolved in the bowl Of intox-
ication, and thus lost absolutely lost.---
and worse than lost. Health. morals, re-
ligion are sacrificed at the :. worm OF the
sfill.'' Is this to be endured for ever !
lis there no hand that car prevent our
fperverse race from destroying their com
forts in this world and ahen happiness
in the next 2 Atany rate, we wish the
drinkers to bear one thing in mind, and
steadily if possible Muititades OF those
who indulge in drinking now, will have
ito abstain from eating in winter.
~. 4. Courier.
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NOTICE.

TNyHE subscriber having taken letters
testamentary on the estate OF Doc
,or Joseph Mudd, late Of Charles County,
deceased-all persons having claims a.
oainst the said estate, must exhibit the
same with legal vouchers on or before the
twenty-ffth day Of April next; other
wise they may be excluded from all be-
nefit of said estate by law. and all per.
sons indebted to said estate are request
ed TO come forward and settle the same
Theodore Mudd.
Octoi,er 81 e05W*
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From the Boston PGi'aium.

Mr.. Fales, of Wreatham, 'whe LETT
this paran May 1909, in the ship O'tsain.
Gssasned home on Tuesday last He
came passenger in the Governor Strong,
arrived at NewsISSk, and las ohliging,
ly communicated to ,us the following in
lesesting infoarmation :iseft Wcahoe,
|sandyicl& slands, ssbcutsfrst Of January,
and OtaGe;fcA. Etb... ls. Ship Hamilton,
Maain. which sailed 'fTali. thisApo& lhale
IA. .&Al afEixea. at sv::Tsbout 10Th Of
Nove,aEes, rsmained about s .weekSand
proceeded for the NV. Guast, days
previous, III co with The CossatS, Brown,
from Boston for do. The lattsfsa rrlyed
about week previous to the H.-- The
carpenter Of the CossaekSaa unWell and
remained behind. He was getting better
las, accounts. Ship Enterptize, irem n.
York, lad also ar. at the $islands soae
time after the two 70, mer, and proceeded
for the coast in February from Otaaeite.
She parted her cables while lyilg at an
.chor liz Mymore Bay, and would pr0ba
bly, have gone ashore, had not the KING
sent her u. an anchor which had belong
ed to the Atahualpa. The Pedlar, tor
N. York. sailed fren Canton April 4, ID
eco with the Isabella, for Holland. The
z. had left at Norfolk Sound, the OaSaln,
|M'SeaI, Of this port, repairing-sh was
expected at the Sandwich Islands about
first Of July, ON her way to Canton; ~
1.-The Pediar took passage, Messrs. ). b,
Whiting, N. Stow, Cephus Parker, and
w. BaDcock, all Of this town. In the
Isabella, Mr.. Wm. A. 6. Gale, OF ditto:
| and MIR. Guy Caldwell, Of Worcester
lin the Trumbull, which sailed Tor Rrosl
|dence about 18th OF April, vent passen
lger, MIR. Edward jackson OF Boston
Several other passengers in the aDos'
vessels, names not recollected. nc q
lmerican schooner Lydia, Golsieey, NAT
left Norfolk Sound previous to the san
ling of the Pedlar, bound to the Mar9ue
lsa Islands. Captain Bennett, who lei
this port in the Derby, was at CantO'
MAY IS.
Il Mr.. Fales arrived at Canton April
lin the Milwool, of N.Yotk, which yes
1 sell had passage Of SO days from the Is
Hands, and brought part OF q cargo
,tIsandal wood. An English brig, whic
tlhad been trading on the coast Of Fer
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DOCTOR DARRAH,
Surgeon Dentist,

EH EsPECTFULLY gives notice to
Ia the Ladies e Gentlemen of George
town and its vicinity, that he has return
ed to his old stand, in Bridge Street.
near!anppasite the Union Tavern, where
he White happy to wait on them in the
line olgsiis profession. He makes and in
serts che best of enamel teeth, from one
to a SFfSle sett, in the best manner, with
out pain in the operation. he mends de.
cayed teeth with silver or gold, to be as
uselal as ever they were. He cleans, Sc
parates apd,extracts teeth, roots and
stumps in the best manner.
October q 2aw3w
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Public Sale.

On Tuesday the 5th of November, al
4 o'clock, will be sold on the premises.
the uhexpired Lease of about six years
1t the Store and DweIling-House, with
HI the out-houses thereto belonging,
at present in the occupation of n. 4 Il.
Blackjack, on the corner Of King y Pitt
streets, opposite the Washington Tavern,
we'll known as one of the most valuable
Grecery,stanas ID AIsxahdria. Posses
sion given the lst of December. Terms
made kaown at thadaysof sale;
J Isaac 6!birs,
Administrator of Thompson Violet
!, October 81
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&c.
Estrays.

Came to the farm of the subscriber,
on the night of the 18th inst. two Horses
bridsed and saddled. The sne dark
sorrel, Is hands or upwards high, the o.
sher about Is. They seem to have been
accustomed to the draft. The owner or
owners are requested to prove property,
pay charges and take them away.
"a. Hunter,
Summer Hill. between the Four
Mile Run e Potomac Bridge.
October I9 3ts
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Notice

The subscriber having obtained letters
Of administration on the personal estate
Of Alexander Johnson, late OF Charles
County, deceased, all persons having
claims against said estate must exhibit
he same with proper vouchers thereto,
IN Or before the s5th day Of April next
otberwise they may be excluded BY Law
from all benefit Of said estate and ali
nersops indebted to said estate are re-
puested TO come forward and settle thu
same Immediately.
Amelia Johnsen,
October 21 eeswt
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ALEXANDRiA.
MONDAY, ocrosrR gil

d j.
p.s;5ertial. srhat shah / CAL It FL
,.sl.re was most sadly puzzled the
mole Of yesterday to find 2 head Tor 2
, Mnys nsrapraph which was cegitating
n:us Teference to MIR. Monroe aud our
,usnublican electoral ticket, 4 president
I 5 : b made thinks &: but what shall we
y mn, Iu, ,rocess I Not an election for the
cs saOIe have noting TO do with it. and the
p 'sl,Oys have nothing to with it. One
s s.s Il the republicans and all the tede-
M s,;sts are aeainstthe man put the eau
,a ,,s have said 6 it shall be So" and il
ss ms, - 90. Well. If can't be called a
, aortsst for there is no opposition nor q
s ...as,e, for there is no difficulty IN the
.ssn;aassitis managed as nicely as clock
wo Dr.. re calIit a choice No. unless it
sa aa Il Hobson's, for It is " take him
y. r Oa Atlength | thought ] had hit
~ An An ha T! says / TO myself, it is q Pre-
!: :dsnt;al race, in which al the subscribers
sss one TO the purse pay forfeit, and ne
-; ;ss ~ walking over the course. But, a
W. Men REFLECTED upon what delicate
=, ,.roard | advanced when ! spoke OF rae
Srs q apy ofour worthy rulers, | drop
nd The subject in despair and tor want
e e captoin held my peace.
Itwas some what singular, however,
thought, that . man should get to be pre-.
s;dsat. without being approved OF by ms
o,,n side, after having forfeited the con
Sdence Of two administrations, and JET
withOu. the opposition of a name . But
remembered that Maximin got to be en-
nerOr By trotting all day after the king
cbariot--and made no more about tlst
matter .,.