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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03


10 the honorable Jgfiees sffbs Circuit Court
Of Ccnman Pleas for the f,f taRsrn Cirs
cut bsgua and holden at Portland, spifb-
in AMI Jor the county Of Cumberland. on
the third Jue/aay Of .Jane II. D 1916. /.
JONAS CLARK of Weils, 10 the couptv Of
j York, Ffq and sarah his wife in her r,eht,
Francis Waits Of faid Welis merchau, John Lew.
is, of Portland in the county Of Cumberland, mer.
chant, aud Mary his wife ir he right THY NJ.
Munroe ct fa,d Portland merchant, and Lucy h;s
wife 10 her right, Reieeeffuly repselent that
they are intert ed and (. 1ed in Zee ., tenant. il
common wi;h Edward Wat, of Portfnou,h Ia The
county of Rockingham aud fate Of New Hatnp-
fhire. minor (wbo is under the care and puasdi-
anfhip Q: William OInard Of fad Portisnd HE
guardian duy apponsed) and Others 10 your peti.
toner, yak nown of the following lots OF lana Gt.
uased in fAid Portland and bounded shu,. via
The hrR lot 10 bounded fousheaAe-iy BY Main
hteet, noriheaferly by land Of George Bradbury
Efq- northwsitef'y by lot wh,eh former Y hsione.
ed TO Nathaniel Fofdick Efq and for hweitsriv
BY Line Rrset The fecond los % bounded nor,k.
wsRerly oy Free Greet, feu,hweaerly by South
Rect, outheaitery by Spring flreet. and north.
sAsteriy BY land bsiongog 10 Ebeneser Or,fin, and
land be ooging TO the heir, Of Judah Deano,. de.
ceaied-faid lo's being part of the real e(late al
howard Wa,u late Of fad Portland, phyf;cisn. de-
eeaied- that your petitioners are fevsraly and
respectively fezed Of one undivided fifth part Of
the GRIT delcr,bed lot, and Of one undivided 9Th
part Of the lat defcribed los and are defrou, Of
holding their sefpetve proportions thereof in fev.
crafty. Wherefore they pray your Honors that
their reflective PROPORTIONS Of fa,d prentice nav
be ies of to them to held 10 feveraly purluant 70
the form Of the hatse in iuch cafe made aod pro.
vided. STEPHEN LONGFELLOW JUN.
dry 70 IT, Psf,Asssy,.
trss copy-A,seii
SAM FRRPMAN r.,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
SAM. FREEMAN, Carl.

ut a Circuit Court Of Common Pleas in tke
fyf La,qsrn Circuit 6egan and holden al
Portland, withm and far the county of
Cumberland. on the third 7nefasy Of jxne
II. ID. 1916
ON the petition aforefaid, the Court order. ,h.,
the Petitioners cauie William Oxnard guardian to
Edward Waite therein named, 70 be notified ,A.,..
of by ierving him with 40 altered cory Of fa;d Re.
ta'on and OF this order thereon and ,hs, they alto
give notice thereof 10 oil Others in,erefled in m.
land therein mentioned by publifhpg like COW
Of faid petition and order iu one of the Portland
newiraPsn' three weeks fucceiIivey the Iatl pub-
hsauon TO be at leaf three week. before the third
lus'o.y q NOVEMBER ns.t, hat II they fee Ct they
may appear at the fsid Cireuit L.urt Of Commoc
pisas then to be holden At Portland, within and
FIR The iaid eeuasy &C Cumberland, ard fhev esufe
i any they have why the prayer OF laid pe,iioo
ih0uld not he granted.
Ausa SAM. FREEMAN, c,ca,
fept. 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
VOTES FOR SEPARATION.

On the 18th Of July, the freedom ofthe
city Of London was presented to the Dukes
q Kent, Sussex, and Gloucester, and the
Prince Of SAKE Coburgh.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
United States Bank.

lec~ats Return Of Subscriptions 10 the Bank
ofM United STATES, from, all the States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03
DIE d.

Jo.hu. L,ob., 20 Nis- VS. snAl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-03

Ii ~ Heiier Cali, and - said to be the best
formed animal of the kind over produced. 1t is oil
the famous Gakewell breed so highly aud justly es-
teemed in England. Westbrook, sep. z.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04
RIFLE SOCIETY,

AF meeting OF the Managtis of tine
Bible Sosiety of the District Of Lolum-
bia. on the 2eth inst. the Commute
which had been appointed to conside
and report on the constiiutionslily and
expediency oil becoming auxiliary to thc
American BiUle Society, reported As
csthe report was fally discussed anc
considered, the following resolution " "a.
moved, and unanimously adopted
ResoEved, That the members of the
Bible Society of,the District oG Colum-
bia be requested to meet on Friday the
9th day o! November next, at IL o clock
4, NJ. in Mr.. Balch's church, George
town for the purpose OF considering the
propriety of becoming auxiliary 20 tn,
American Bible Society.
Dr. Laurie, Dr. Hunter and MI. Cald
well were then appointed commute
OF arrangement to prepare the business
Of the Society, end to appoint person
to address the meeting on the imporlan
question which may be proposed.
by order of the Board.
L 8. CALDWELL, Sec
Wellington, October 81.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04

2uired drylcss from the wind, but q
shrupken appearance and much vi ITS
original substance and quality has beer,
lost. This calamity, however, has no,
been general, nor is the reverse of q
fair crop as yet anticipated. 49,
Somersesshtre.-We have the grea,
pleasure of stating that the wheat har-
vest is proceeding rapidly. Several
farmers have already carried great
part of their crops. and from the pre-
seu, enc weather, there ia the best rea-
son 10 hope that in the course of the
mex, week, the greater part of the
whsat CT BPS in this part of Somerset.
shire will be safely housed.-Iauuton
Iaher.
WRtshire.--It is confidently expect
ed should the weather prove favorable.
that the corn will all be gathered in
the next three weeks in consequence OF
she unprecedented number of persons
now seeking to be employed. II is a
singular fact. that MIR Rober, Canning,
most wealthy and respectable farmer,
OF OgbourD, Willis has now sky per-
sons employed in reaping one piece of
wheat.
Woreesfer, Sehf. I3.--The aversg.
prices in our last market were from lOl
10 i3t. The plantations have since suf
Tered so much from the cold nights
that all the hopes of favorable turn
are vanished, as the crops in general,
from the present appearance, wills
scarcely answer the exPence of pick
ing
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04

ley, who are opposed % diefGfien the
big fish in favor of Mercer, and much
vexed with the commonalty for having
an opinion of their own, and who en-.
deavor to drill them into their notions.
The others claim being the majority .
say they have followed them long
time think they should have their own
way once; say they arc sounder poli,i
clans than Henderson,, and do not think
him proper person to dictate to them.
Ii remains to be seen whether the little
fry will be brought over, or whether BY
their determined opposition to diesahon
they will teach them thesuseful lesson
that the will Of the majority must pre-
vail.
To the friends of Gen. Mason, it is a
matter of indifference who opposes him
they are willing to take him asaiust
thc FIELD.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04
4'ubiic SAFE.
ON r1IIEshAY :. /,

ON TUESDAY, at IoA. NJ.
VIII be sod, at the Vendue Store, corner
OF Prince and Water Directs,
n general adortment OF Dry Goods, con.
filing OF
Cloths, oalIimercs
beatorC "nd imperial cord
B!ahket'. h..nnelS, Flulh,ng cambria
Leno, jIconet ard bIok musltns
Worried, aspbs' wool and cotton hosiery
Shifting cambria, riih linen
MadraS handkerchief
Figured and plain lhawls
Colored Cambria, Florence elk
Boiabazet, Pattinet, ribbons, lace
Saloons tapes, bobblns, cotton balls
hite jeans, pins, white ANA brown linerA
Velvets, cords, brown HOLLAND, callcoes
DimItes. Marieliles and fancy velt.ng
PLAIN and fgurrd cravats, etc. etc.
Terms made known 1T the place of aIe.
-. p, G. MARSTtLLER.
November T.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04
SSE SHIP NEWS. SEx
~ PORT OF 6LBXANDRTl ~
ENTERED

ENTERED
Brig W anderer, Hewcomb, Boston.
Schr Adeline, Lymburn. St Bar,s
Schr Paul Lillewhite, Denike Phils
& cleared for George
Town
Sloop MoFgisna, Sayre, New York
Schr Juliet, Doane, entered & clear
ed for Georgetown
Schr Two Sisters, Sawyer, Portland
CLEARED,
Sloop Regulation, Chadwick, n Bed.
ford
Schr Fair American, Shaw, George
town
Schr Betsey, Hepburn, Aqua.
Schr Favorite, Mondy, Bath
Sloor P lily & SaIIy,Wooaward, DUN.
fries
Schr L,ngap, Dunbar, Port'onJ
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04

TO justice, 20 my posterity & country to
gave my little aid - the ,uppt,, e L.
perty, ono of the fundameni prin,ip ,, S
of our constitution, Deprive me OF
my liberty and eclipse inc of all hopes
Of regaining it, and life would be the
create st OF burdens-It is the sutiec
on which write, and not my real bsn.s
that 10 interesting 10 the public. and In
what light the subject will be viewed
time will disclose
During our ia.e struggle with the OLD
and invctcra'c enemy Of freedom We
had but two avenues so march j Tie
one leading 10 the left was a rough tli
cuitous route much used by the tories.
labored hard TO increase their numbers
and weaken the arm OF The adminis'
ton and led directly TO the enemy, who
was determined 10 cor qucr ana subju-
gate us. He presented a dirk TO The
breast oil every republic, n, and mis- mot
10 was submission To he king aud .
speedy end 10 oil republics" he declar
cd that mankind were incapable of GO
verning themselves, that they must
give up their iiberty.become slaves and
DC ruled BY an iron rod.
The avenue leading TO the right was
straight and plain, well guarded by
wstchiul centibels, who had The good
ot their country at heart and led Greet
ly to patriotic band rallied round tn.
standard OF liberty, resolved 10 support
their independence or die in tie com
Dat. Their motto was" liberty or death"
and 10 those p-,riols are we lndL btcd
tor the liberty and prosperity which ",
now eGj"y That i, may be as durable as
line - tie sincere prayer oi
AMOR PAT II Z,
LcVdonn County oes. %. 1916
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04
ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1916.
The Congressional Nomination.


The Congressional Nomination.
Oar readers will recollcct that it was
ponpously announced by the deleg ates
who met al Centreviilc on the 22d uli.
that I'm II Ftzhugh had been " una
nimOuSty" adopted by that meeting as
the most proper person to succeed Mr..
Lewis. We have it now IN our power
however, to inform our friends Of seye.
raj circumstances which traBspircd a,
tba, meeting, which were no doubt in
slrumenIal in producing the nomina.
zion
Our readers have before been advised
OF the proceedings which took place in
caucus at Leesburg, which gave great
dissatisfaction to the friends of MIR
Bailey, who could see in it only syste
maffc plan to defeat the pretensions of
Bailey, who had majority of fede-
ralists in the county on his side. Ac-
CO dinghy, after the caucus had adjourn
ed to meet in full conference at Centre
vile, they went seriously 10 work to
place their friend on the ground to
w5ich they considered him entitled
Aud at the moment when the friends
OF MIR Mercer had considered their
plans matured, and were congratulating
each other on their success, a renon-
STRANGE from 100 quakers, and others.
was produced in opposition to the no.
minailon OF Mr.. Mercer, and presented
BY DE-. Smith, Of Loudoun 1t was a,
once discovered, from the terms in
which /. was couched, that Mr.. Mercer
must be abandoned, or the hopes of fe
deraIism be Frustrated at the shrine OF
Of anarchy and confusion land MIR.
Mercer was a6andoncdg by maiority
of the delegates
Unwilling, however, to let the friends
OF MI. Bailey profit by the circumstance,
William II. Fi'zhugh was brought for
ward. The friends OF Bailey, therefore,
TO avoid the impuiatlon of being dos
rnaticai and inconsistent, had no alter.
.Dative but to come into the measure
which was carried unanimously )" and
they returned home, I'll dissatisfied, to
their constituents who kick monstrously
at the result bur we believe the friends
of Bailey will adhere to what has been
done with better faith than those of MIR
Mercer, who have had a private meet,
ing in Leesburg, and after it was broken
up, the language that was held was that
Filzhugh must, and measures would be
taken to make him give up his preten
sions. Mr.. MERGERS disappointment
we imagine, must be very great as il
IS said he has delayed his journey lc
'sswrohe, in order to serve the distric,
Hut we should be disposed to think he
has too much pride 10 be made seeono
hand fiddle of.-Neither can we sup
pose that Mr.. Fitzhagh will relish ha,
ing the filter snatebed from the lip @
expectation, by those gentlemen who
had been so folhP as TO adopt him una
aiuoHsly, and publish him TO the worlS
as their welJ:beIoyed candidate in whom
sheS were much pleased.
This We believe to.he correct &c
count Of the singular dilemma in wI'ic
our federal fricrds. in the district ar
pIacea.-ThG majority in fago~ Of Bar
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04

Errccf Of letter yrom IRE ,smerira,
consul, dated ar Buenss .fgrrs, Seq
fcm6cr &
The threatening cxp.Sltior OF Ia.
Portuguese does no, appear ard eve.
. 1t should, this government does nc
much apprehcnd that any hostility ";
re used against this part of lie coGn
try, being deIe' mined u"le. S attack
% s'aud neutral during The contcs'
Property consider as .a,e here as
The y. States, thus far"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04
Extract Jro;c another iet.er~--dat d
SHenoS lures. .Iup 10

Tx - uCb J|o'S NHOlICT EcEgCE~--E0E a
Bneao$ tyres, lug 80
have omitted 10 say any tnilg
bout The Portuguese expedition; il.
jesd we have generally forgot it; /,
put iHto ST. Ca'harine's whether inten
t'ona!iy or by stress of Weather, is no,
known Mans think that it, cestIaa
lion was Tor ST CathaYiae's ihere s.
maintain tie troops at cheaper rate
and IN bet er climate than Ri, janet
20 but 1t appears 10 ne the Parui
9uesc government, il su, had beel -
lhtentionI would have advised this g.
vernmeat The government Of Bue
Ayres since its declaration # Iude-
peDdehcc, has writteA, am told, to d.
mand of the Portuguese governmea
The object and the destination of .he
expedition" -
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CALDW ELL < JACKSON

CALDWE ELL < JACKSON
low for CASH. at their fore,
~ corner of Prince and Union nrcets,
pipes old LIP Madeira wine
or. caiks old Port do.
pipes years old dry Lifbju do.
40 doz. Old Port, in bottles,
6Pmnchcons d and 4tf proof r i'm
do. cherry bounce
q hhds. fugar
20 bbls. do.
hhds. uaaGcs
10 kegs bsit chewing tobacco
aooo cwt. foal leather
so (ides upper do.
400 facks ground alum EaIt
SO do. Liverpool do.
500 buhels St. Ubes falt
tons fiot, different fLes
Powder in canniaers and kegs
Zoo demijohns
S" gin cafes
boxes frefh fweet OIL
$4,000 legars
1000 VT. feline Irvine
Quart, pint and half pint decaniefs ard
tumblcrs, mould and dipt candies Of Is Gct
rent flies, with general afortmenS es
groceries
EovcmberA.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04
BALrIMouE Oct 3,

Latest from Seu,h America.
B, ,He Euts Iie IRON Bucnus "A yres,
and the Joseph from Lagulta. we nave
been iavorcd With letters and papers al
later da,e than any here ,oiore recrw
cd Important extracts Iu!!ow
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04
DAAx Oh Pc pa {.

N0zfmber 1, I8.6.
NOTICE is hereby gwen TO the aock.
~ holders OF the Bank of Poto &C, tn It
dividend Of four per cent on the carital
Hock ior tho lalt fix months has Sen accla.
red, and will be paid them or their lcga re.
prefentatiVes, OH Wednesday next the 9th
infant. BY order of the Board,
:, .-r c. PAGE, Cafhier.
November A.-.- 1w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
.VALUABLE SALES.

To DC sold at Public .Aucti0n on FRIDAY, tie
9Th day Of Sept. inst Q o'clock A. N. al The
AUCTION Room Of Stephen M'Lelian& Tim
othy Fletcher, IN E1change street, The fol-
io.ging Real Estate, Notes, Judgments and
Eaecmions, belonging 10 the .Msine Bank---
riz.--
A Large 8 story Dwelling House, Stable and
IA Lets of Land on state asd Danforth-strests,
| formerly owned by Joseph H. ingraham, Esq. now
occupied by Mai. Gage, l.s
A large 8 story brick Dwelling House, Stable
and Lot Of Land on Free-strcet, formerly owned
by Mr.. Jacob Noyes. -
A large 3 story Dwelling House, Stable and Lot
of Land Back-street at the bead of King
formerly owned by Capt. William Lowell.
A 9 story Dwelling House, large Stable and
Lot Of Land on Court and Back-streets, formerly
owned by Mr.. Samuel Butts.
A story Building and Lot wherein II stands,
on Middle and Free-sfeets, formerly owned by
Mr. storer, now occupied as an inspection Office ~
Gen. j. X. Smith.
A large story Store on Fore and Wharf.streets,
formerly owned by Mr.. Josiah Cox, now occupied
as W. 1. Goods and Grocery stores by Mr. Dow,
Mr.. Quincy aud others.
Store No.f at the head Of Portland Pier and
rights or 16 part of said Pier, formerly owGed
by Moves aud Lowell
S-4 Of Store and 5 rights on Portland Pier,
OWhtd 10 common Win VII. lOeD. 1NDDy, formerly
owned by Mr.. Josiah Cox, new occupied by Capt.
James Farmer
f-2 of Store and Q rights nn Portland Pier in.
eomm5n with Maj. Day, formerly owned By Tr.
John Woodmgs. -. -
IL Of large baiek Dwelling House, Stable ard
Lot OF Land on Danforth and Iigh-srects, sortner.
ly owned by Alr. Eben. storer.
as of one right in Brackets Right, so called,
containing about acres.
Lot on Marke.-strcet, adjoining Mr.Jcwetts
stable, formerly owned by Dir. ingrsham.
John Leighlon's {of shaplesh1 Msrgage on
Lots of Land in New field, containing about 227
acres. together with Judgment on the bood.
jeremiah Ricker's Mortgage on $50 acres Of
Land in shapleigh, being part Of the Lot No. Is.
in the 5th range of lots in the I'd division Of lots id
said town--haance due about SS70--together with
the Judgment on the bond
Nathaniel Rieker's Mortgage on 100 acres of
Land in shapIeigh being the halt Of 200 acre lot
in range and Ne. 90, in the Sd divsion--baIanoe
dae about S249-together with the Judgment on
the bond
Judgment or Execution against Stephen M'Lel~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
MlLLERfS
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT.

rs offered to the pub &c >, being one of the eafeit
ADD fAieft Cnres for this Diforder Long esps.
risnce has proved the efficacy of .his Ointment.
1t is perfectly fsfe ia its operation, aud may b
applied to the imaIieit infant Wit hou' danger.
The fcea, is asreesb'e-It 10 not neeeG.fy for the
patient TO take Brimioue, a. 10 common in Other
ointment This ointmeu is put up in tin boses,
convenient to carry, and each genuine boz will
besccompanisd with directions gerune, vii be
hgsed BY JosL MIrIsa The above Ointment
may hehad IN final or large quansi,ie, Of JosI
MItLss, 81 Cs@gs Doctor Cyavs HoLssoox.
Sign II s.. Luke Head. No, Sc Hanover erect,
DR. SAMA ito ros Jr. No. =. Newbusy freets
D S's. OF Mr. BssJASIN BurNAs. ssssisss Raw
son. and Bruce Wsis.bsss.gb- Mr.. Jude Hyde, Of
Druniwiek Prince and auburn 7zs~sfss. aud
Oskes Perry Cs.ss. Rice & Cser Fr,ssdfhip
George Robinton 81. George. July ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
OXFORD -ATTENDi

AT meeting of Federalists holden at Nor
way, in The county Of Oxford, on the fourth
day of September, A. d. 1916,
Resoived--Thai it's expedent, that there
should be a meeting of the Federal Republi-
can Delegates, from the several towns and
plantations in the seventh eastern congression-
al District at the dweliin. house ofJoshua
Smith, Esq. in Norway, on Thursday the Goth
day of said September at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, for the purpose of designating some
suitable person to be supported by the said
district as a candidate for congressional rep
resentative at the ensuing election--voted
that the said several towns and plantations be
and they hereby are requested to send dele
gates TO said meeting, in the duplicate ratio
of their representation in the state Legislature,
every town and plantation not entitled to
representation, sending one delegate-yoed
that the above be signed by the secretary and
published in the Portland Gazette.
Attest THOMAS CLARK, Se'ry.
N. B. The seventh eastern congressional
district, contains the towns, districts and plan
talions in the county of Oxford. Buxton, Linn
ington, Cornish, and Farsonsiield in the coun-
ty of York, and Baldwin, Bridgetswn, Harri
sou, Minot, Olisield, Poland, Raymond, AM
Standish, in the county OF Cumberland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17

he iusieriber hereby give. public notice to al
concerned, thar Che has been duly sppoiated
and taken upon herislf the trua Of ADM iiirattix
on the eaate OF JOHN HAMILTON, an late of
North Yarmouth, in ,he coun OF Cumberland
yeoman deceafed, by giving bond ss the law di
reets- ihe therefore fsqueits ali p.rfons who are
indebted to the faid 1ecezieds eltAie 20 make i'm
mediate psyment and ,hofe who have any de.
mands thereon, 10 exhibit he fame 10
SUSANNA HAMILTON;
North Yarmouth sspt. u ,s;6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
ss4N
GAZETTE . Asssz News.

FRIDAY SefG IS.
Arrives bri e Albsrt. Cspf. K ling. in th.
fema'k'hie short passage of 80 days fom s.
Ube,. ~ih cargo ofsatt, 20 Me.srs Cross and
II ask'--Left here. Aug. 10, dig Nepos, Lee
! and tor B"sion in 3 Iays--At,sntic, Ho,-
'and ofsnd for Bn.tci, Msine) in 4 days. :
duty, Odd, Of and for Boeton in 4d.ys-schr.
Ellen. Nichoi', If nd for Boston IN S days.
sep S.i@, ~, N. ioag 81 w, Ssoke b ig HOPE
L'ud, days fom boston, fsr Amste dan.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
CUMBERLAND BANK.

= by uo,fsd tina, the annual meeting Of faid
Stockholders will be holden Oh Monday the TIL
lay Of October next a. two o clock aiier noon at
the chamber over laid Bank, for the purpose of
chooGng nine Dusc,ors for the year entu,ng--
A 70 to coniider the eapedisacy of dividing and
paying out One hundred ,honi,nd dol airs of he
capital Stock Of iA,d Corporation and tran,oe,ns
any other buiiness reauve to laid Bzbx that may
thea come before hem
BY ~asr Of ibs P'Diassf and Di'Afs,s.
LEVI CUTTER, CsSi0.
Sept. l6 1876,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
LINCOLN BANK.

H. iubfcriber hereby give, public notice to all
concerned, tina he has been duiy APPOINTED
and taken upon hmei the lrua Of Executor of
he Ian Will and Teit4men, of JAMES cary.
'a'e OF Bfuniwick 10 he county Of Cumberland,
Gent sma n, deeezied by glviug bond - the isw d..
reets--he therefore ,elueft, all perion, who are
iDdebted TO the ia,d deeeafeds el,ate &c make i'm
mediate payment and shoie who have any de.
mands thereon. TO eShibn he tame to
JAMES CARY Jr.
Brunfwick, eep, go s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
WISEASSET B.ANh.


NOTICE
THE stockhoiders OF the Wnca1e, Back are
hereby notified TO NEE, al the Bank in Wheat
ief or MouJay the 7,h day OF oesoher oss, a,
q clock Z NJ 60 snake ehoiee OF n.ne Directors
for the year elsui, x and to uanise, any buliuess
re- uv- o hs eesesrn. of fa,d corpora ION wb,eh
may haa come before them
Per order of he Pse6asns aud Directors
II kUDf. Gather
W,lssGs-<sos
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17

countrymsn's Carts, Be. in order 10 sustain life |;
should the owners of these Cows send them
into the Country, by December, they would be
worth eight or ten dollars esch. but il they re.
main in their present situation, they will not be
worth more than the rriee Of heir hides.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
Medical Lectures.

THE annual coxrfe of MaDrcAI LscTynssin
Dartmouth UniverGty will commence on the
6rA Wednefiay in October next aud continue
three months.
Theory = Praelice Of Pbyfc & Surgery
by NATHAN SMITH, M. D..
Anat9my, Surgery d Mid1vifyy.
by CYRUS PERKINS, M. d.
Cbenlfy q Materia Medica,
by REUBEN ID. MUsSEY, M D.
Hanover, fept 4th IS g.
As DIR. Smith 10 to lecture, for this feafon at
New Haven afo bs prefent courfe in this InisItu.
ton will be uecehAsiy ihorteaed TO about ten
weeks