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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13

kissedhe Kings hand uih respectful enthusiasm,
and told him that the happiest day ohis life scould be
that in uchich he could give him pRoor OF HIS DE-
voTIoN." On the 18th OF the same month the
Marshal issued his proclamation to seduce the ar
my OF his command from their fidelity to the King
and tells them " the cause of the Bourbons is forey
er lost"
Those whose hearts are so tenderly alive TO his
Tate should recollect that his crimes were treason
and perjury, the foulest that can be committed in
society. That to Ney, more than any other in Ii.
vidual may be traced the calamities of his country
His seductive example corrupted the army--pre-
vented Napoleon from being taken, was leading
train to the battle of Waterloo, the destruction of
so many thousands and the subjugation of France
to foreign dominion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13
M92RftD

In Sumner, Mr.. John arpenter of Foxcroft, to
Miss Joannah Ford.-Mr Israel Head, to Miss
Jane Standish.
In Hartford, Mr., William Clark, af Sumner to
Miss Sarah Soule, of Hartford.
In Norway, Mr.BEzAIEEi CusHMAN ,preceptor
of Portland Academy, to Miss LYDIAJANs RusT,
daughter Of Henry Rus, Esq.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13

!n order to make room for the interesting matter
which occupies this days Gazette, we have been
under the necessity ofissung ADVERTISING supple
neat 10 which fesders are referred for many in
tresting merchants aud other advertisements.
D-i' For an interesting Address on the subject
of the approaching Gubernstorial Election, see
last page.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13
GUARDIANS NO7HE

THE iubfcriber hereby gives public notice 10 ii,
concerned, that he has been duly appointed.
and taken upon himfelf the tIua Guardian of
BENZ MIN FIELD, Of Falmouth, in the counsv
Of Cumberland, yeomao. non compas ments. III
therefore reqneis all perfons who are indebted m
faid Benjamin to make immediate payment ana
,hois who have any demands againfl him TO exb,h.
il the fame.
Falmouth. Feb. s. 1916,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13
so bOres TIN PLATE, !! ~.
IRON WIRE, afos,ed Gsss.
Portland Feb If
II snaA Bay Horse 7vas stolen

Whit z1Uy IIOFSC IVUS S7OZcH -
FROM he Barn Of the subscriber ON the eva.
ming of the b inst. He is. 4 vesrs of ace.
natural tro,ter with one white hind foct The
bief took with hima Wagon bride, with which.
re was seen riding laid Horse the same eyep,nr-
,owsrds Stroud~s,er. Whoever will de,scs
lid thrf SO that he may be brough, 10 Justice.
os give info fmstion Of the Horse, so thu. he NAV
hS recovered by the subscriber, shall be hand.
someiy rewarded for his trouble and 81 necsssa.
charges raid.
2ENAS PRATT.
Cape Elizabeth, Febt13, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13

We learn by a arrival at Marblehead from
Martinique, that Guadalupe had been re-de-
iivered to the French King and that the Bri.
fish were to leave it the 21st January.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13
DIE ID

In Raymond, on the Alb ult. Charles Jordan, a.
ged %, by the fall Of tree. He was an industri-
Gus and respectable young man, and his death
much lamented by his fneads and acquaintance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13
Nath'l. & Luther Dana,

Nath'l. & Luther Dana,
IlAvE for sale at their store in Miadle.street,
8 pipes Cogniac Brandy
IS hhds. West-India Rum
10 hhds. n F.. do.
f8 hhds. Molasses
5 hhds. American Gin, first quality
so bbls. brown Sugar
$500 lbs. Lump and Loaf Sugar
5000 lbs. Coffee. +,
10 chests Hyson, Young Hyson, & Souchong
TEA
so groce Pipes -
10 kegs Richmond Tobacco, first quality
100 bids. Turks Island Salt
100 hhds. Liverpool g..
Few hundred of real Redwood
Few tons lockwood
10000 lbs. cut Nails, assorted
so boxes dipped Candles
so quntal old dun Fish
Few bales first quality upland Cotton
Is casks Rasins
General assortment of Boston & Chelmsford Glass
100 bbis Mess, No. 1, No 2, & No. 8 Beef
80 boxes first quality Cider
s 10 do. first quality Chocolate
Few bags Shells
10 casks fresh Rice
Together with general assortment of the first
quality
Vest India Goods and Groceries,
by The retail
IL hey have just received fresh supply Of
the first quality
MADEIRA
i Sisss1as' WINES
PORT
Portland, Feb. 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13

The candidates agreed on by the democrat
&c party for the ensuing election in this Com
monwealth, are the Hon. SAMUEL DEXTER, for
Governor, and the Hon. WILLIAM KING for
Lieutenant Governor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13
Oxford and Somerset.

THE FEDERALIsTs of Oxford and Somerset
Counties, are notified that meeting of delegates
from the several towns and plantations in said
ties will be holden at the dwellng-House of Col.
JoHN STONE, in Lirermore, on TUESDAY, The
tweJM day Of March nert at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon for the purpose of agreeing on suitable
person to be supported the ensuing year as SEN
ATOR for said district and for other purposes
The delegation, will be one from each plantation,
and from towns in the duplicate ratio of represen-
tation.-It is hoped that the attendance will be
general.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13

BY oydey sf the Circuit Court Of Cpmmon
Pleas. begun and b0lasn at Portland on
the third IUESDAT Of November, H.
ID. 1875,
WILL be fold two fory HOUSE, ftua,ed in
w Durham, ON The road leading from the
Friends Meeting houfe to New Gioucefier, to-
&c ,her with 81 acres of Land, being The right Of
dover of Eiizaberh Field. in the eiia,e Of John
Field, late Of faio Durham, decesied. aud the re
ver6on thefeof-,aie on the premiies at three o.
clock, March 8. 1876.
ELIZABETH FIELD, Administrative.
Brunfwck, Feb.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-13
From the Bsl,im re Telegraph

from Tue bAItlmsr re Te!egraph
Praise undsserved, e., the presidents Alder.
man expresses bimse'f is satire in disguise.
We JON in this oain IN, ofhis WORSHIP, and We
will cite the following resolution. wi ,ch was
unanimously adopted by the Senate Of his State
in proof Of this assertion. To give 20 this sly
and sarcastic libel on the president, Ill its pun
geacy. this resolution hiss been published in
this city, and dsnoninated a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-27
T1RGTHEa EEGIsI.9rURE,
HOUSE OF DELECATFS

IHffSnt{y. January -.
A Communication from the Seuate stating ihaS
they had passed the Bills, entitled" Coucero;ng
James On, sc Coneerniag Philip Thurman
anu Estshiriii~g Separate election viil the
Corporation OF Lvncbntg"
An eugrosscd sli, - 70 flcori,orl,c a Company
To establish d turnpike rad f.o,n Shepl.er.'s Town
20 W.nc" st r." Was +, al stlird Time < passed.
in' House r. solve, itself iDtn cnmnt tse OF the
Wl.oie on the bill, :" suhorizr,: the governor t.
!e;se the public Mandatory OF Arms, to the U.
States.
On mott Of Nir Levi (oFCampbell, } leave was
esn % hrg IN bill. 10 establish several nspec-
ions of -four"
vaious hills were presented and passed tleir LIST
and Ind reading.
YESTERDAY, The IL ofD. hal much discussion
on the bin to lease out the .3rnio,y, which huai,y
passed tliat body, Ayes 95. Hors6O --h ry,ler,y-s
aided, which sric,ci the L Vecri,ivc ersy.
it ont, for les thau 2O0o mnss,et, ;syear.
The House titcn went tito Cunmi' tee Of the
Whole on the bin r provide 81, etuAlly tor
the payment os s.ceie by the several Bnis ct this
Comn'onweat The bill merely prosd. 6, "ihst
Il 1T any time after the dav IF next
amy Bank within this Commonwealth, shall Gil &C
teuse to pey in specie, any note, bill, or cheek,
ju7ty due from such Bank, after the same las beea
presented tlr payment within tie usual hpnrs Zoe
doing business at siich Bank" wlioevcri is injured
10y such allure shall and may obi in a i..ne:,i asi
execution OF such mote, BIZ or check with per
ceninm da'"apes thereon, sud caste, motion IN
any Court of record, having jurisdiction thereof, u-
on ten days iice OF sucA motion, be served n,
wiring upon the Cashisr, Chief Ci TX n presife:
ANY Director HAnas. &c such Ii.mk, .i.ia- attic,
time "a such service within the cauaty a.. c,nor,,
on, within which such Bank is establish Z '--,-dre
Of the blanksis v, flied. The Caarni tcs rns, nm
o. q moton OF Mr.. Mercer 10 add after ti.. word
" Bank" any OF its Branches Mr.. 10 II fise. A. +.
po.et l. amendment npon the q Old, th,ta
Ii'Gnch could not be ae,l-.hat It was the mother
BANK that person was to look 20 TOR fedccss. Nh.
Mercer eorten;ed, that ibis world narrow tn.
range OF the reEn sdy too murh rs y naa in Lyue'-
barg in this case. cond OILY Obtain pavment Nv
suing the Dapil in Rich'aonI.--Ihe committee
rose to take time fer consideration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-27
PURLIC AHCTIrlM

& state Of Kentuesy, on Goose Creek, being pa.t
oil an original survey 1000 acres, by yir4us OF .a
entry made the 18th Of Nav, ss, aud former
owned by Robert PoIlarl, Es'l. OF this place, wlu
now hoGs The remainder oi the original, and Who.
viii Be obsing as 10 give Information as to its va
hue. sc.
The sale will take place st die huciion-Eosm cf
Heron, Sitpn x Go. In, SHAY t,e 9th day OF Ec-
brusry next. The titic viii hc convey ed by a 90
ueman OF ths Id,oe Of ~ ibted ne pOnsibiiity,
with general warranty. 'tlie sale 10 sctnaliy
matte lp'n NECESSITY, and All be without r.sc've---,
1t is c,ysi cred oJ 81 worthy t. at -ntinn +
those VIM wish to by West III Lsud, or wto haye
money to 'ay 0ut { advantage. Furthorpariru.ars
on the day d aale. Dy orcer Of TIC prolr,e,or,
Taos. 1AELOi.
January r. S5-bIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-27
Prghcrkn IN Rlrhmond q go.
January u.

( X pu'suanc of dee, of trust cxecu-
ted % me by the li.c Trancs fayor. dstci Ce ssl oc
September, 1913, OtrcepId i Tie office HIrico County
Court. t. t pg incnt of e sis Of no, IT, a.
ia nentionts t1Joui 5tPpari, shalt sH puhlic ae
tom O if promises, ta tIindy OF ioiig %. io or
and dsuisn,l,a 30 uit piutad survey uetu IS Nihaa
G.. Payn or Nii.Hl Duyai b., tl.c numb MY light
aud tt sniue parcel OF Tfild tlst conveyed 10 o.
sid fi.h,,s e,iorby OaDd Uatt9u ~. d,sG d1csi lr
rst U.N1y 1l2, AID recorded lthe C,utsa court g..
eyii,eRt o. tue parties neqiDs ~ili an approved
cntostf wid b. required iOr somue Of D rUrt.-Alnn
as uy be necessary ID oursnid afd iify d.in.
with interest from tW 2d of ScVfrnib T. I0Il aid Tn a.
ges. oi ae psyah ihe FIRST dny o. Nfafch glo as Joe
tc balance, an accommodations credit vii h. gwen, which
VII hc nmd, known 90 uit sa.-. -. 5NLE PA4sD.
January ~. 8i.Nh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-27
Xr,y-yonT .I,rr.

-NtW- UNR, JlF'Fary ..
Capt. Myriek, ofthe ship jackson, from N.w.
Orleans for THIS port (put into Iavaune) hss favour
ed us with letter dated at IIsvanna lie 9Th inst.
enclosing list ofarrisH's at the Bize from the first
at Novemberto the 24th # December.
The fcAo.ysag interesting memorandum .sas ASP
enclosed
" Arr at the Balize Dec. 70, U. s. kefeh Sur
ptzH, 1t Cont 'Fkcever, from criise, having
touched a; Bquh!a &c P!edras. The patrlc is ceeu-
~ 'he tings bridge Leading to Vera C'uz aad hail
Intercepted the ROYAL convoy rom Mexico. II was
exp ced that an action would take place about lie
frs # ID cemb r."
M'Krcver
This Intelligence is no''tl later than 'he former
accounts from the Mexican proyi ~, and dues not
comport With thu story lately published OF the total
defeat OF the Patriots in that quarter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-27

At Port an Prince, on the 25th orD.c blacI.
general after being imprisoned four ycarsior at
tempting The lie al r. ton, was shot. anil afer.,s e.
behcaded, Tor holding, while ia prison, eorrespon-
denee with C ristophe. Il was reported st Iaoge-
mel, before the elaop aaIite sailed that ChrsiopI,s
lad caused two Americans at d.e Cape % be hang
ed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-27
BY LAST NIGHT'S .M.GgL.

Mr.. ,.ober;sNa offered resalriioato the n. &c
r. on "Wednesday last, hich was agreed without
debate, VIZ that the President be reque. ted 10
iiiTTl,sh s'ie nlormaton M he may 70 SIS, which
ie NAY NOT think proper TO communicate, relative
TO The deninnds sail to have been ,naie rs the go
veronent Of Spain for the ces;ion OF part Of Lodi
ssha.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-27
OPINION OF JUDGE CABELL.
On a mandate from the SIT.
Mart in preme Court of the us.

TINS was, originally, an Ejectment bro't
ny David Hunter against Denny Fairfax,
IN the Winchester District Court, for a
tract or land lying in thst part of Virginia
commonly called the Northern Neck. In
that Court, the parties, by their counsel,
agreed case which it is deemed unneces-
sary to set forth at large. 1t will be sufi-
Gent to observe that, upon the case agreed.
Il was contended, on the part of those
Claiming I'm 'er Lord Fairfax, that Lord
FAIRFAX being riizen of this Common
wealth, AMI seized in absolute fee simple
OF the iandsin controversy, died in DC.
1881. having d wise his lands in the North
ern Neck, including those in controversy.
70 Denny Fairfax, who, it was admitted
was born in Englard, in the year 1850, {.
hsu never become citizen of Virginia, or
~ any of the u. S. That the SAID Denny
Fairfax was capable of taking and holding
tne lands devised to him, until Invested bv
an inquest of Office or some co iivalent ac,
and that no such act had taken place pri-
orto the treaty of peace made and conclu-
oea between Great Britain and the United
0tates of America, which, it was farther
Aiedsed, protected his property and re-
leased any supposed right of the Common
wealth to the lands in question.
On the part of Hunter, it was contended
mat Denny Fairf K. being at the time of
me devise Aforesaid, and ever after. an a.
zen, was Incapable Of holding lands in this
Commonwealth that admitting an inquest
{" office u have bocn necessary under the
general lsws as apD wing to ordinary cases,
the several acts Of Assembly stated in the
cas- agreed, respecting the mode of &C
nring titles to certain ands in the Norlh
sTH Mex, were eq1 valent thereto and
slpDlled the pace thereof, in relation to
81 , lands, AMI justified the grant thereof,
~ 'ne ny the Commonwealth TO Hunter on
'le 5Oth OF April, 1889.
The District Court Of Winchester, on
me 24tii Of April, 1894. give ju lgm mt up
on The case agree, for Fairfax where
UP 20, Bustcr appe led to this Court, aad
osnny FtirilH having died, the appeal
was revived aS7inst Philip Marin, his heir
@ law and d.yiscc.
fbe cause was ar2u-d IN May 1896, AMI
re- argued IL October u 0g and Judgment
wa ndored ON the 23I April, 1910, re-
YER rs the Jdigmsnt Of the District
Court. The entry on the order
book thea proceeds -" And this Court
proce dog to give such judgment as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-27

YsVIiE Subscriber offers For Sale or Hire, a Ne
Z gro WOMAN, accustomed to house busiaess,
and is good washer ard ironer
HOS. RICHARDSON.
January o.. StSt
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yt,ask.apfo,. .ycnurry o..

Mr.. Serurier, Minister o, France. has aanoun-
ced to the Secretary OF Stale ti,at his mission hal
ceased. ard pr, sentcd Mr. L 9TH, rs charge des AZ
fairies 20 act al Interim, until III sri,al Of sue
ccssor. The Secretary oC State has. in conse-
Guence, presertd Mr.. Roth TO- the President, in
IRE character oi Charge des AfFJres Of Liz lnest
Christian Majesty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-27

HB7iI.L, on MONDAY nest, pen an EVENING
w SCHOOL Dr the instruction, of oung ge.-
uemea, hose proi-s.iom sYCca.i0as iaeseat u.ir
nttei,iA.ee during tie day.
January II II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-27
IN1EREsTING CASR

The Mandarin, question, which has lately been
decided in the Coort of Appeals, is most important
IA ITSELF and is likely TO still grester inter-
est We understand, Tat new Uraf Of Er7orhas
been granted By an Associate Judge of the United
States. with view of obtaining from the Court of
Appeals Coy OF the Record, to earryit up TO tie
Supreme Cour, ofthe u. States 1t Is due there
for. 70 the Judges 4 the Court of Appeals, and to
the state, whose judiciary functions tiey exercise, 10
lay before the worll the reasons of their cecqorl
Having been favore, with copy of ties. opinions
we submit them to lre tribunal Of the public
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10
United STATES Bank Notice.

THE Commfhouer for fuperintendipg the fab
fceiptions to he Capital of the Bank Ct tie
United stAes at Philadelphia, hereby give notice
according to law Hat the 6rA Iansilment Of the
iubferiptions to The Capital Of The fsd Bank amour
ting to eigh, million. four hundred thoufand dol
lars in gold aud 6ver coin and in the Public Deb,
has teen actually received, aod that an Election
for Twenty Directors ct the faid Pank. by the
qualified S,oc khodess OF the Capital thereof will
De held 10 the CommifIioners room in the Banking
Houls Of stephen Oirasd, south Third iireet, in
the City of Philadelphia. on Monday the twenty-
eighth day OF Oct, Der rect, be weea the hours Of
u,ns O'Clock in the forenoon and four O'Clock in
the afternoon. and by adjournment from day to
day il found nsceGary.
The Act of incorporation provides thar Stock
holders actually rcaden, within the Uni,ed s,a,es
and none other. may vote in elections by PROXY :
II st none ut Stakeholder rsddent cit zen of
the United State, Eiali be a Director aud ths. 10
flockholder upieis he be citizen Of The Uoitsd
States fha vote in he choice OF directors; = there
fore Stockholders voting by prosy will declare
III ir cii xsnihip and place Of rehdence aud
knowledge the fame before Tome Juice Of the peace
or notary Public in ,beir vicinity
Stockholders who may have ,ubfcribed a. more
/; han one time place will be es,itled To vote
according to the sgg sgate amount Of he shares 10
fub,cribed
The following fcaie exhibits the numbes of vote,
10 which the Stockholders will se entitled in vot
ing for Directors
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10
PEUCINiAN SOCIETY.

The performances before this Society took
place on the afternoon preceding commence
ment in the meeting house. and were atten
ded generally by the members OF the boards
and the COVE rnment of the college. The o.
ration by Mr.. CHARLES DUMMER was IN the
first style Of excellence. 1t exhibited the
obligations Of The Student in his various rela-
lions to society, his profession and his alma
mater upon generous and elevated principles !
and it gave rational satisfaction to perceive IN
this performance, as well as in some OF the
exercises Of the succeeding day, combina'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10
esales ae aurttoi1.

On FRIDAY, the 2oth inst. at 10 ''elsak.
ar the ne7y 6ritk aore IN Purcbase-sfreet,
back Fosters svharf, Bssfon,
1On Crsies .ssmteL WARE, for country
irsde--30 do Mugs, Bowls. printed
reas. Sc.--t00 do edged and C.. Piaes-SS
d.. C C. Mugs, Jugs and Teas. painted Teas,
Chsmbers, &c.--l3 do painted and c c Teas
nj b. WIS do fancy PencIt'd Ware-i9 do
anted reas, Teapot-, 81 SIS 40 D,shes.edged
an c C and wash II nd t3ssoss, Bowls, &c.-S
q f,ncy en-. ;neiled Ware 80 hhds blue painted
. d Kremlih Ware &c.
Cs,aiogu,s viii be ready for delivery on Mon,
Law, the 9th inst ct ]. K. JoSEs, & Cos o.
Fl e.
ur crate of escb!oi will be unpscked and
may be viewed three days previous to The sale.
No. a, INDIA Wharf. Terms LIBERAL, and
will be expressed in cs,sbgue.
TX JONES & Co. Auet'rs,
Sept 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10
p Brigade Rerie,us !! DO
MILITARY GOODS,

OUCH Gilt and FLYER plated Cut aud ThruR
~ SWORDs-gilt and FLYER plaed HANGERS,
aud sABRES-Ari''ery and Cavalry SWORD
god and FLYER EPAULEIS-glt aud lated half
fine do-god aud FLYER l. ,CE-CORDS and
BRAIDS--giit and feel SWlVELs--giIt sod pat
ed CLAWsfor heits- fix a nd worried SaSHES~-
gold and liver THREAD PLUME Of variousco
ors and 'eng hs are for fac the NOT reaionabie
terms, by the fuos,riber at his
Upholstery Ware- House,
,ft M. S Ne,ebssfy Rom. Misdls SksA
Gentlemen who are furnIlhng themfeIves for
the fall ,raio,ngs are RESPECTFULLY invited to cali
and examine for ,hsmieves.
49, EDWARD HOWE.
ALSO-His u(ual affoument of
Paper Hangings, Looking Glass
es, Feathers, Sc. sc.
Portland, Sept. 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10
aggregate ervotes receiped from the different

In SO towns which yet remain TO be heard
from, the votes in May stood thus for
separation ill8, against it 4la.-Provided
these towns shouIt return the same aggre-
gates that they did in May last there would
be wanting GA votes TO give the separatisls
5-9ths of the whole-so that il is greatly TO
be feared that we wlIall be under the necessi-
ty OF CONTINUING our vassalage" to old
Massachusetts,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10
NEU GOODS.
CUIrABLE for the prefent and approaching fea-
- ION are now opening for iale by
Joseph HARROD.


~ ION are now opening for iae by
JOSEPH HARROD,
Come, # E.i barge s.d Midiis f,sA,
AMONG WHICH ARE-
Superhne black, blue, Drown, bottle and mix d
Broadcoths
Common amt low priced DO do -
Black, blue, dra5 and mixd Caflimeres, fuper6ne
add foe
Imperial Observation-Disclosures
Ga - and 8 Gingham.-Caiieoes-F urni ures
Cambria and common Dimot.-s
cafe Bcmhazstts, all colours
Back and fate worried Hole Cotton Hofe
Flag. BAndanna and lack fix Handkerchitfs
a aud S . Cambria and Cambria Muans
Muh us, al aflor ment
! CAFE a. Iriih Linens, ve,y low
Black and coioured Lute0riey and sinchaws
Gentlemen aud I.adiee back and While 6 Hofs
Beaver kid and fix @ oveo
] cafe Canton Grape, al! colours
Black, Give green aud brown Maxim Grapes
l'shan Grapes black white aud pink
India Caieoes ant Cottont f@
Scotch and Taaan Pads Bore,ts
F'annels and Ba zts-Rufiia Diapers
Black and While Miliene te.-typiels Cave
Yeio~ and white Ma king Canvaf,
Pink and white Sarinetts Ribbons
I'm len S.a~..-Chiatz duo
Peilhe and Queens Ccth, bue aud olive
Steam Loom shir,irg Coera Cotton
Imperial and fk Habit 3u soas
Cotton DAll,-Sik Tw1
bale American Wa'er Loom sheeting
do. do. do do shirting
Duihl., Kerfey. &c. &c
~ The above Goods will be fold very low for
Cath only. Sept. 10,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10

NTE he s-Ier,he-s having been appointed bv
the Hon samuei ieernan Efq to recei ee
am, examine tiie cams Of creditors to ~
OF NiCdOLA A. LOklNG ta,e of North Y .,,,a,,. \
woman dece.fed rearetenteA iniolven. Az hs,.hw
give ao,ice that OK months ,, ow "a ~ GA
tors from The sevsn esn'b dAy Of Inv ian naa
t'i1g IN and prove sacir Clam, and ,h,, -.
will aseai thai tstviee a, the dwel,irr hosie Of
Jae,b N'chea " laid No,,h Yarmouth 90 the
heu Thur gay - November, ard the third Taur..
day OF 'auusry next ftcm two. o Eve O'Clock in
The af,eraoon on each Of f4d dsys
JACOB MITCHELL, ? Commit
ItREMI Nh ~ ON : soaers
North Yarmouth. Sept Also.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10
WOOD LIND.

z order Of Court will be fold at public Auction
: on Friday the llih of October next at oae
O'Clock p. M. q, Capt. SAMUEL LArrasse's Inn, all
the right which the children Of Drummer mitchell
lac OF North Yarmou b deeeaisd have in about
ninety Acre. # Wood Laod 6tuated nesr Fpha.
let Greeley abou; two mile, frotu he lower Falls.
To tie fold 10 four equal lots on liberal credit.
For further particulars Apply 10
CALVIN sTOCKBR1DCR.
Northyarmouth SEPT L.