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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-20
MISERIEs OF A sCHOOLMAsTER
The groans If Poe@agogus Gndhis Ushei
Nth feIC Sighs from his lcifp.

me grOdnS NJ Id'1dgO@uS and his Usher
ieith atclc signs from his rife
Ppd.-Havipg a boy brought 10 your
school with the character of a greas genius.
which you soon find out to consist in doing
every thing he ought not to DO, and avoid
ing every thing he ought to do.
Usher.-Being accountable for this boy
out Of school hours.
Mrs. PCed.-ReceiviGga long letter once
a fortnight from maiden aunt, REQUESTING
me to see that he takes his medicine every
night, aud puts on his hat every time he
goes into the play ground.
Poed.-Expaining a difficult passage.
and suddenly discovering that the eldest
boy OF the class has drawn a caricature of
you on the blank leaf of his Virgil. and is
handing it round to the r ST..
Usher.-Finding you have been walking
half dozen times to and fro before : la
dy's boarding school with paper ON your
buck, informing the world that you are an
ass.
Pad.--Being informed by a parent that
| ne IS very well satisfied with your school,
2'2ut he thinks his child would come on fast
il he were moved now and then.
DSiier.-Yes, upon the same principle.
Ppose, thatla gardener transplants cabba-
to make them grow more rapidly.
er servant, bringing ietters-P cedago-
gus opens and re0ds.7
Per defiance send back 70 school
WilIiam--think hin partic. def.
Af0rrespondeDce-Please let him
pc as soon as convenient 10 i'm.
lie. ] shall always answer uer
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-20
From the Belfast Commercial Register.

ON AN OLD TEA POT.
We cracked, crazy, worthless ware,
Se're nearly done, dinna care
Ye'ye robbed me o. ten pun and MAR
SIM first saw you;
It's far ay ont what / can spare
I'll time befa' We.
In days o'yore. long past an gone,
The use o. you was little known,
Nor did our ancestors think on
This plant cad Tea;
They had their paritch and their sow'n,'-
Ay, twice a day.
But now the case is altered quite,
Tea maun be had bath morn an night;
The wards refined in a. mems sight,
In a'men's view
NaethiHg that's ancient can bcright--
a. maun be new.
An now that Tea and Sugars dear,
Doubly advanced or very near,
It's folly i the extreme to hear
o. country danes,
Spending their money on sic cheer,
They an their weans.
Great folly i the extreme indeed,
For then the butter and the bread,
Likewise the cream-be sure take heed,
Stan + their ranks,
Or else your teas no worth bead,
No wordy thanks.
And then the time that's spent an a.,
Still adds mair speed to our down.fa',
Gamma bear the thoughts ava,
This mode % life;
Ii ruins poor folks, ane am a.,
Throughout their life.
Our suld forbears, they lived right weel,
On namely fare--guid milk an meal,
Right whaesome food for man or cheil,
An'stout were they;
Nor ache, nor pain, did them assail
Till latest day
Thus were their lives free frae excess,
Marked WI content an cheerlu'ness,
Nor luxuries had ere access
Within their cot,
High life and gaudiness O. dress
They valued no..
Religion too, was their delight,
They sang and prayed bath morn an night,
And cordial friendship did unite,
Them ane an a.,
Nor envy nor ambitious spite,
Were known ava.
Many's religions now fable,
Gifthey can keep a modish table.
10 eat and drink weel while they're able,
And make show;
These are the golden rules more stable,
by which they go.
BaillgsrGney, Dec. 1915.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-20
SPECIMEN OF IRIsHAfRN

About the year 1905, a gentleman who
was above 6 feet inches in height, was
walking through the streets of Bath. A
Senlee' looking passenger, surprized at his
stature, stoppedsuddenly to galcupon him,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-20

ByRR MIL STONE .lEANrUF.ACTUPY.
The subscribers respectfully inform the public,
that they have just received, direct from France =
large quantity of prime BURR BLOCKS, of a su.
Per0r quaity to any hitherto imported this place
and having been engaged in the business upwards
OF nIteen years. they fatter themselves from their
long knowledge Of the trade, and the appreciation
winch their work has hitherto met with, that they
WI, ne sole TO manufacture Mill Stones, on as rea.
soIiao'e tcrma as those imported from the North,
warrant them ond To perform well
hey nave opened shop on 18th Street, nearly ops
poste to the Old City Tavern, where gentlemen ara.
invited TO call. 80
NATHANIEL WHITE s. Co.
February If - - W.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-20
CONDIFTO.NS.

The ECHO viii be pPujed with a new ano
elegant type, on dcmi sheet, (twice weekly az
> 3 50 per annum; payable IN advance.
OF those who do not pay in advance, nor IN the
course OF twelve months, four dollars win be re
CURED.
any person procuring ten subscribers. and be-
coming responsible FOR the payment, shall be en-.
tiled to one pape' gratis.
Subscriptions for the above paper received q,
this office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-20

hrst opportunity, to show him how things
ought to be done. Know the old prov
arac. makes peri. Brings with him s ad
ice TO young tradesmen," which please set
I'M read Tor his amusement out OF schoei
me. His mother wishes him to learn some
oetry against do which we are going to
nave, but think it would be more improv-
Ing Tor him to get of some Of the ready rec
koner.-Hoping you'll attend to those d.
,rectons,
Iremain
Yr hble servt,
VIM. WIDLIKENS.
London, Augt. 6, Is.
(turn over.)
Mrs Widlikens compliments to Mr.. PR
digogus, begs he will teach the young Cen
tteman to speak Ceilings ode on the Pas
slons, with proper haLcsem and gestikila-
tam: also .uacbeths speech about the daper.
and few hetegam rusSes out of Miss
Woodw0rth, in the moving and pathet,ck
line.--Mrs. w. will do erself the pleasure
of riding horer on the 10th Un. Ones
Master will perfect by that time, as she in
tends to give sPeciment of his talents to n
select party OF amatoors of theotrikals
which may be of use to Mr.. Pdedirogus,s
school, which she shall feel pleasure in Da-
trinising al as lays in my power, if so be as
> am not disappointed in the speeches.
Mrs.Jobblns informs me that or son is stud
dyin the teileter: if it is moo and fastona-
ole, my young gentleman shall learn, if so
you'll o6teege me by purchasing one for him
the fast time you come to town, which Il
not immediately can do for you if you will
'send me description.
I Yours and so forth,
MARTHA ANGELINA WIDLKINs
p. S. AS restraint may cramp his pe-
nus, which am credabiy enformed is all the
rage in the Ter sirkles, youeu not suffer him
to stud y too much.
Monday Morning.
Compliments to Mrs P.-Heu | see Won
may PrapS trubte you with foo idears ON
hedicastan as dare say YOU kno your in.
trsSt too well not to wish to be informed
what it is as is most required in junteeL
life. ''''''
Fish-street Hill, Monday Morning.
Hope Mrs. p. will attend to Master W,s
teeth regtar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-20
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

an away from the Subscriber at the Brooke
AZ Tavern, Henrico, negro man name TOM,
oe'ween u and % years, of age, very black COM
Piexion, he lmps q little in one leg but scarcely
observable lie IS about fl. 6 inches high The
clothes he had on when he went awoV do nor
know, and he took quantity with him As he
mas relations in Richmond, he is supposed to be
lurking about that place. Whoever will bring
DacK SAID negro to me, secure him in any Jail SO
that can get him again, shall receive the above
reward Masters ofvessels and others are fore,
warned from harbouring taking off said negro
as they Will represented according to law.
SAMUEL OWEN ErO'r
ofJoseDh II. Ozyeu der
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-20
JACOB MICHAUX.
This is TO GIVE NOTICE

THAT all persons having claims against
t u estate OF Watson Pstman of Henrico County
decd. are requested to bring them forward -
sel'i cement properly authenticated on or before
u'e gth DAY OF June next. And those indebted e..
mcnt. pay
ELIZABETH PATMAN.
.3aministrqtric
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-20
phtereSting to .Nedical Men.
Couniry Merchants, Farmers &c.
WILLIAM WEST,
.aPOTHEC.aRY AND DRUGGIST,

a fess doors 5fo,s tie Bel Tdvera and sceoad1ioo-
6eio1v the .Irgus office, has reesii cd, an addition
% his former Stock, a F1,a AID Fresh Supply cf
Medicines, Paints, Dye Stufs, Shop Furni-
ture &c.
ConiprshendGng alnaos. a general assortment az
he Druggist Line. .Qmong them he 1riA ment:O':
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-20

+. 5. AS restraint may cramp his ee-
nus, which | am credabiy enformed is all the
rage IN the Ter sirhleS, youeu not suffer him
to study too much.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-20
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

February 1T q q o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19
GAZETTE 2 News.
PORT or PORTLAND.
ARRIAYLs.

March, 6. Arr. shr 1 hree Brothers, Haskell
from fraukfort-slp. Abigail, Pnkham, from
boothbay--slp. sally aud Mary, Robinson, iron,
Nobisoorous h--schr, Neptune, Howard, FROM
Northporl--schr. Aner,ra, Holden, Thomastor-
schr. Nancy, head, Penobscot---schr. Fair Trader,
Robinson, ST. oeorge-sip. Nancy. oiles, from
Cape Ann, sip, Alert, Richardson, from Boston
10 sip. fox, Wheeler, from Bostoa--1. s.oop
Union ipackrt, Low, from hot a ton.
niaseh Is, Arr. brig Eliza, i,.ezer, 20 days
from iiasanna, cargo ,'ioasses, TO Ncwbaii, Aiot-
ton and ,eefing III, sip. Alert, stamford, from
Boston.-1o, brig Hal ard, i.itileieid, nom Wells
--chr. Priscilla, ,,ichest, from >astine II, SIP.
Josep, stanwaod from b"ston--slp. Hanger, Prime
tom Boston--s' eandei Upton, from Boston
sehr. Venus, Burgess, from Belfast--schr. Martha,
Arnold from Iamden--sloop laura, Post, from
.ostcn-.ip. - III p,.att, ifoa Brisloi-s,h
haGard. Aadloek, FROM Newyork.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19
SEPARATION OF MAINE,
No. VI.
To tie People 9fa.e District Of Maine.

10 Me feopte q Me District OF Name.
ANOTHER reason assigned for Separa-
ton is, that IN 1854 a CONVENTION, assembled
al Portland, resolved that Separation was
expeuient, and stated their reasons aud pub.
iIsiied them IN certain resolutlois-v-lhe history
Of that Convention is this sit consisted vi
only ABOUT dozen mcmbers-they met and
aajouraed IRON time TO lime Al each sue.
cessive meeting, the numbers became less and
Tess : unlii al the last meeting only mree at
tended, aud 10 prevent mural death, they
pun period 10 meir Oson eaaase,,ce, by a yote
Of dIssoiution-their proceedings were totally
disresaioeu, ana their existence scarcely
known even in Portland: and as ninety nine
hundieaths oil the people were opposed m
sentiment to The worthy members oi tI,s Con-
sention ;-ther opinions and their doings
Went down INTO OBLIVION unlamenled--s' ana
ali the peopie" VINO knew any thing about
them).. said amen IT'S certainty smgu-
lar ti,at the opinions OF tins ven. faDle body
should NOE become SO very mportanl--shouid
De iuoted IN the newspapers as OF hign au-
tboli5, when, at the time It existed, il was
only consiaered as the harmless a1,asemeat ui
sundry good nen VINO dld mol know so much
as they thodgnt they aid. II Is yer, true that
al mW time there were reasons ior Sc cara
-uon, innnitey stronger tllaI luele are aoso.
lhen all lie records ., ne supreme Court lrere
sept an boston anu tnal court then sal oni,
.}ieea days ~ a year IA ana for al me ,umses
n Name. Just Was cauelly ueiayeu anu
Tie eApence 81 judicial proceedings eIormous-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19
DIED.

In England, 1t. Gen. sir George Provost, aged
l9, late Commander Of the British forees IL Cana
da,
In Charleston, Gen. John Spurr,a member OF tn
Ii. OF Il. in the Legislature OF tbs State.
In .Ar,,udelI, Hr. fhoaas Perxtns, ID, Esq.
In New dduiord, MIR. Asa Nichols, killed by be-
ing caught BY wheel oi grlst-.nl.
La thist town, Mrs. sophia, wife OF Mr. Ivory
kilbourn, aged 23.-A child Of Mr.Ephraim Small
aged months.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19
&ort(apS.
Tuesday, March l9, 1876.

Alet.er from St. Petersburg mentions, that
I" the city of Moscow is rising from its ashes
and will be more beautiful than ever"
A New York paper mentions that Mr.. Pink
ney declines the appointment of Minister to
Russia.
Favouritism.-s The U. S. have paid to the
state Of Virginia 100000 dollars OF the debt
due to that state for monies expended in the
late war;"
The Hon. Francis Blake is appointed Clerk
of the Courts in the County of Worcester in
the room OF Wiiiiam Stedman resigned.
Whatever may be the motives Of the mover
Of the following Resolutions, il adopted, will
have tendency to destroy the Independence
of the U. S. judiciary and render it subseryi-
| ent TO the worst views of bad men in power.
On the 7th instant, Mr.. Sanford of N C.
submitted the following as an amendment to
the Constitution of the United States, viz.
Resolved, s.Ihat theJudges of all the Courts
OF the United States shall be subject to remo-
val from office, by the President and both hou-
ses of Congress, when. in their opinion, the
public good will be promoted by removal ;
! but in such cases, two thirds of both houses
shall concur with the President in their re-
| moyal."
The Democrats objected TO Mr.. Gore when
he was candidate for Governor, because he
was Lauyyer and plead for SELrRrpeE,
when he was tried for shooting young Austin
but when Dexter is tier candidate, has being q
Laocyer and having plead for Seiiridge, is
| kept out OF sight.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19

a@' Cleara,,ces at the Caston,.Honse.' -
March, 6, schr Peace, Drinkwater for Eastpors
- olive, Drinkwster, Lubec
IT, Trader Knight, Alexandra
brig Meche mic, small, W. 1.
8. sip, Caleb Strong stausoed Boston
o. jefferson, Johnson, New York
March IS, sip. Betsey, Young, for Philadelphia
schr. Enterprise, Stray, Baltimore
IS, - William, Pittee. Boston
brig Milo. fireely. 'sa lria
sip. Fox, Wheeler Boston
80 16, - Alert Stamford - ION. a =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19

10y i
resentatiyes of lie T. 5. which changes Ne
pay OF members from fixed sum per day 10
a gross sum foi the session. 81,
II the sessions IN future shall be OF the usu-
al length, the new mode will about double the
sum the members have heretofore received.
Thus will the business of stwe the sovereign
people" which is daily becoming worse& worse
that of" our servants in power has increased
in value from six TO twelve dollars per day.
When the bhI above mentioned was under
consideration, Mr.. Huger the only federaIist in
congress from the state OF South Carolina saol
that one Objection he had to the bill was, tlSas
its effect would be TO disguise from the people,
the real operation OF the change il was inten-
ded 10 produce /: or in other words, that under
the appearance of shortening the sessions Of
Congress, it would increase the compensation
TO about 100 or $50 per cent. lie stated that
upon an average the duration OF The siitings
was four months in the year; were il even 10
remain SO, the compensation provided by ihls
bill would be about " dollars day but Il
on the other hand the change should occasion
the session to be shorter lhan usual, then the
daily Compensation would be 10 or l3Ndoiiars
an amount To- winch, he asked gentlemen,
whether they were winning to increase it, in
one Jump. lie was convinced, that ii it We're
put pialnly to The people, ,iiey wond dlsap.
prove oi 1t, Tor 1t was an enormous allowance
But this was not all a monsiiOus salary was
TO be gwen to the President of the Senate and
another 10 the speaker OF the House OF KeI,-
resebtati,es--no less Than three thousand dol
lars for three months the lnlng he sail, woud
not bear 10 be to'd--ior his own part ne should
be ashamed to meet his constituents, or to Tel.
them OF It, il he were 10 vote for it,
The Bait. democratic Patriot, says 80 Or
5000 to each member Of Congress for each
session would not be too great an allowance
Formerly our people loving" democrats
were loud aud constant IN thcir declarations
against nigh wages and large salaries, but hsy-
my now got into power, SO lar from reducing
them, they are constantly increasing them ss
well as creating new Off .es, some OF which
are the merest sinecures imaginable. We Can
point out an instance in this town, where
person receives Z or 800 dollars a year ior
services which IN any other case, 100 dollars
wsnId be considered as Ltgu compensation.
And where Is the lnoncy obtained wbicn is
thus appropriated Ask the man VINO has 10
pay 20 or 30 dollars tor license before he
can be permitted 10 sell pound OF coffee or a
bushei OF salt. and the farmer vino mas con
slaniy one land tax following upon the neeis OF
another.
Congress have passed the law imposing
Land lar, 'or the coming year, Of TIRES mil
lions, to neip pay the debt OF their war, which
did so much ior the establishment Of. Free
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19
NOIIk

'0'HE Se'ectmeu Of this Town have pollsd up lilts
ef qualified voters IN the election Of Cover.
nor Lieut. Governor senator and Councillors se
the two pubick Iuurance Offices !; and they give
nosice Of theis ,n;enton be ~ -tfioo a. he of.
fee Of DANIst TucKEa o. ba IURD Y sbs sOsk
i.R from .lso eL,k.L the .orsnoor AUD from
TO $ Q clock 10 he At eruooa to receive evidences
Of the qualifications OF such a. may apply whole
names may not be borue on ne fa,d l(s
DANIEL 1U.KR
10 II INGA HAM,
Pr. Err WARREN u
JOHN HOBART,
ROBERT DOUGLAS, '.us'
Portland, March 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19
NOTICE.

TO be fold at Public Aue,ios on WEDNESDAY.
the r.NrH day at april nezf n 10 oc,sck,
A M IT he houfe OF Rufiel S,oddard in Bruas.
WICK ionholdsr, the following SHARES IN the
Srun'g'ek Cotton Mandatory vix-
Numbers !, 2, 8, 4, s, 6, Z, 8, 8, 10, II, IL,
Is, IA, 10, l6, II, 10, 10, 90, 81, e2, 90,
"a, 60, GO, 81, 90, 20, 80, 81, SO, 80, "a,
So, So, 81, SO, 80. 40. Al. az, A3, "a. 45,
4G, AZ, 40, 40, 80, oil, SO, So, "a, So, 56, 81.
So, SO, Co.
To pay he sAsHmen,s thereon due amoun.ins
TO fifty dollars upon each OF lad shares
SAMUEL DAVIS, Treafurse.
Bath, March s, ssI6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19
M4RkIED.

In Washington, Thomas Conner, Esq. aged 81,
to Miss Susanna Jones, Hged t6.
In this town, by Rev. l. Nichols, Mr.. Joseph
Flood Of New OK, u. Miss Sarah Daniels, vi tii.
town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19
Cordage, Naval Stores, &
Ship Chandlery.
JOHN FOX.

JOHN FOX.
OFFERS for fate At his fore MOI. 4 and south
hide Long WHAT
80 bbis Tar. Pitch, Turpeo,ine and Rolia
do black aud bright varaifh
Ton irit qua'ity Oaku.n
casks VIII and red Lead
cask French Yellow III
tons ihee and bar Lead
, ton crude Dumfoue 500
80 dozen EugIiih few,ng Irvine
200 lbs do seiu do.
~ dozen and thread herring do
casks wrought 1sea hing and drawing Nails
do '.cut $500 do do do
10 do a1or,ed God, Iod add Sd. fine do
do aaorted fpikes aud deck do !,
'uis patent Caboofss a6orsed from 4s to 80 dolle
ph''adelphia do do do .ito - do
qusndty Iron Coss, diffsren, ise.- with -
extenhve anos men, Of
SHIP CH.4SDLERY.
3&t ~ also
Cordage, Bolt Rope and spunyarn, from cIea6
aud aut thos HEMP and from Keu.u, Ky yaruo.
mznufac uret IN he mott faithful manner, by h.
quantity or oy retail.
LIK WI,
A lot Of STAINING Rigging, and fec.
ood handed Z s. nch Ca,e, ,aken from . chip Of
$50 tons to be fold cheap
March q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19
Facts are Stubborn Things.

LET the people who are constantly called
upon 10 pay enormous taxes and imposts under
the laws OF Congress, compare the receipts
and expenditures under the economical demo-
cratic administrations, with those under the
crtrauogant administration OF Washington
and il they are not convinced that our DEMO
cratic rulers are great economists and thai
federal rulers we're great spendihriits, it would
be next to impossible TO make them believe
that Mr.. Madison's late war has not settled
the doctrine Of biockades, procured the ADAM
donuent OF impressment, and secured to the
United States the possession u an extensive
and profitable commerce. Look at the article
Of pubic expenditures in apreceJing- column.
1t will be seen that the iederalists had the ad
ministration OF the general government twelve
years; in this time they received seusaty-e,ghf
millions 0! revenue and paid seventeen millions
OF the public debt. The democrats nave hai
lhe administration fifteen years, and notwith-
standing all their preaching and professions
about $ economy" and mo taxes" they have
in this period drawn from the hard earnings Of
the people TWO HUNDRED and SIX
fY-EiGHT MILLIONS Of DOLLARs,
millions; and have spent, (not to say squan-
defed, but some how or other got rid OF
Three hundred and thiriy,fue mil
LaOns Of Uotlars.
Such is the management Of democrats in
the general government what man is there
IN Massachusetts who has to pay taxes that
will not exert himself TO place the administra-
ton OF affairs in this State in the hands OF men
Of similar politics.
W But remember, when this takes place,
the people will have to pay dear, very dear
for the whistle.
~ Aud when they 60 to vote on the ques-
ton of Separation, let them not forget the
whistle.
The effect Of carelesmess. "A valuable school
mouse IN harrington, N H. was destroyed by
nre the otn INST. IN consequence OF depos,t,ag
a shes az a sr0oden bon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19
HYPOCRISY AND CRUELTY.
81 haze fought, ! have bied, 1 hare
conquered for Rome
DATE oBoLUM BELLisaRIo -

DATE oBoLUM BELLIsARIo -
Col. Richard Plat, has jest been deprived
Of his otfce--an Office which was, fear, al
host his only support to make room tH a
man whose name never heard before one
Edccard .M'Laughtin; aud of whom,lherefore,
can say nothing, except that he appears to be
one OF those sincere and honest republicans,
who are not unwilling TO snatch from the aged,
and war worn soldier of liberty, the last crust
Of bread, that remained to INN.
Col. Plat, is one Of the few worthless OF the
revolution who have been permitted to remain,
till this time, to witness the liberty and hap
piness, which by their tolls and their suffer-
ings, their dangers aud their blood, they Sc
cured 10 their country. He was one OF those
who fought for that constituiioa, Which oTdains
that no poSrer shalt, on any Pretence, be &c
creased over the people stusis state, tm suea as
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19
W14NIED.

\ LAD OF III, ap.e gu. ifcas,ons 70 attend is
4p,,s. aoous "A yesrs Of age rnqu.rs Of
he r,,nter. Msrch 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19

among federaliss by the manner 10 which this quar-
rel was omented and pursued.
Ii is proper however that friends in other
parts of the Union should be assured that the fed
erasts Of this State have not been insensbe OF the
weight of the GREAT CAUSE, for which they have
cont.nded Whatever may be the result we be-
lieve they have not neglected their duty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19
FOR SALE.

"A Farm in Scarborough p ieafsn,lv 6tua,ed on
the ap'rw,nk river vesy c.,nvenien Tor 6fh-
ing aud Towing and good ADD. { IT, kau iaR
rsufe', AID mud u # hr For fu, be- "a.
to- NATION, cat on Will n TOGO - he smi.
ies. ) Ca, t.s. uxh, March .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19
United Marine &. Fire Insurance
Company-Annuai Meeting.

f'HE Stockho ders of the Un,sec Marine 4 Fire
iniurance Company of Portland are he.e
ootified that thear annoa meeting for the cho,ce
Of feven Dreefors for the eniuine year viii be
hoden At their Office on thursday the lecoGd
day of April nexs At 8 o clock, P NJ
By order of the Peeidens and Directors.
Join WOOD6AN. See r..
United M. 3 z IL. Office,
March I9, 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19

Treasury Notes g. N. York Money,
"a ZEN at par for ENGLISH GOODS, BY
l. uE)RGE HILL & co. Mussey' s-Row.
portland, March f9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-03-19

The prices of all kinds Of grain, meats, &c. have
fallen so much, thai the landlords are io~erin,
their rents all over the kingdom. Paradoxical a.
il Will appear the present most frightful topics o,
complaint, are the " Peace aud Plenty" the nation
enjoys. London paper