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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-25
ALEXANDRIA.
M0NDaT, NovEaBER s5.

His excellency NJ. De NeuvilleV suit,
Ambassador Of HIS Most Christian Ma
iesty the Kinsof France and Navarro
arrived at the seat of government on
Thursday.
His excenency Nj. Correer De Sierra,
Portuguese Minister, on Friday.
The Swedish Minister NJ. De Kant
row. will be in Washington 6rst Of De-
cember.
The Spanish Minister Don onis, j.
noy on bis way thee.
The newspapers. f.om New.York to
Washington, have with the almost verify,
circulated statements on the subject Of
the present situation of the relations be
tween the United States and Russia. 1t
has been said that Mr. Dashkoff, the nj
Mister Of Russia, has been recalIcd-that
his missioa is at an end /; that he viii
leave this sountry as soon as he can ar
range his affairs, and that this is the re-
sulf Of negotiation relative 20 the arrest
Of the consul general for criminal Of
fence committed in Philadelphia.
We are enabled to state, that Mr..
Dashkoff has not been recalled by his so
yereiga. Negotiations have been, FOR
some time. carried on between II. ESe
cutive Of the United States and Mr.Dash-
SOG, relative TO the arrest ii the censni
general of Rassia, on charge asserted
60 be altogether false and Gaaiicioas, and
IL reference to which the iemauds mace
by the munster Of Russia TN the Uuitci.
States. were made under positive and
specific Instructions. Ike result Of ties
negotiations net being copformable to th2
expectations OF the court ot Russia, Mr.
Dashkoff, under the cypress terms Of hi
instructions, is at liberty to withdraw
from the United States, and thus to Ter
inmate all further diplomatic ;aterccurs,
between the two Hatiufs. We under
stand he delays to take this step. uade
the ardent nope that seiae circumstance
will occur which VIII remove the presen
difficulties, as contrary to his wishes, a
they are opposed 80 the friendly disposi
lions AWAY manifested by his court to
wards the U. States,
ihe term eop,mitted. which has bee,
used IN some Of the newspaper accounts
asst iaplies an assertion that the con
So! general has violated orr laws, is ef,
!oneois and improper. On any occasion
IN which his condactcoi,id have been le
gaiiy investigated, he was ready 10 e>ia
elisA bis innocence by the most satisfac
tory testimony.
u S. Gazette,
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Public Sale.

On Wednesday next the 9th, will b
sold at the Office of JOHN JACK
SON 4 co, Union street, between
King and Prince,
l bale tlushings and coatings
/ do Cd blue cloths
] do green baize
ALSO
Irish shifting &c. &c.
For Merchants Bank Paper.
Nov. 90.
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We remain, with much respect,
Iuur very obedient servants.
BOLTON & OGDEN.
liz British and american Ships.

40 Di9toit uWcD ~fHAOttStit h'HtP
Ashes, Pot &. Pearl, per ct. Tolls. Id
Bees wax, do 9 8 3
lotton Wool, per 1oo;bs 81
Slower Seed, per cut So
i>eer Skins 10 the hair, per Ska 7 l-9
FLAX Seed, per bushcl 4S,4
Horns, per 500 Is &
Horn Tips, 10 l ii So
ludigc. pcrlb 4 S-s
Pig iraa. per ton Il )
Pitch. per ls bills SO
'Qaerciiron BARK, per cwt g l-2
n;ce do j IA
Resin do So
Shumac 10 II
a'ar, per 10 bbls Il as
furpentine, per cwt "A l.
TIMBER, Viz:
Cai. in Legs. per SO cn5ic feet s 10
Pine do do do S All
Birch, Beech and Maple in
logs do ds do IL 10
Oak Plank, g inches thick or
upwards do do 60 S 16 4 IL
hathwood, under 5 feet in
leagth, per fathpm 4 ia IL
'landsplkes, under z feet in
length, per ls0 s76
Slaves, not exceeding SIS inches
in length, do 8
Do above SO in. & net exceed
ing 80, do. Is 4 IS
Do above so in. and not ex-
ceeding 60, do 1172-s
Ionnace,on Ships with cargoes
awards, per ton
DO on do outwards do /
Tho duty en boards of all kinds, and
on pine planks, are so high as almost to
amount to a prohibition of their ilnporta-
ton, Tobacco on Importation is depo
slted in the kings warehouse, \ remains
there Tree CT expense for 1S months aud
I'f not then exported, the duty is paid by
ths buyer. Rice is bonded, and when
taken out for home use, the duty is also
Ipaid bJ the buyes. Cotton wool, Aaxseed,
Indigo, rice and tobacco, may be import.
&c without licenses, for home use and
expectation, in vessels of any place in a.
nifty With his majesty. from any place ;
but when they are SO imported, they are
chargeable with the same duties which
were recently collected on produce i'm.
lported By American ships. Cotton wool
laot being the produce of the U. States,
lbut coming from that country in an Anne
lrican ship, is still liable to the high duty
iof s5s. cd. per 10Olb.
/ Rice, when imported for home use di
lrect from the U. States, isliable to the
thigh duty of aes Id per cwt. but when
lit IS imported by a British vessel, from a
british colony, it is only liable to duty
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Alexandria Morocco Manufac

Alexandria Morocco Manutac
tory.
1T the Corner Of Oronoko e Water
streets near the Fish Wha,f,
Where may be add, Morocco for gen.
tlemen's bosts, Morocco and American
Kid of all colors for ladies' shoes, coach
makers and batters' Lining Skins, hat
ters' and spinning wool. The above ar
ticles manufactured iu the best manner
by the subscribers.
John d. Benkhert e Co.
NJ All kinds Of Silks scowered and
dyed in the best manner.
November eott
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The Museum will be open
for the reception OF Visitors, on Monday
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
lom s o6 o'clock
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STOCK FOX SALE.

100 Shares in bank Potomac. {
$50 do Marine Insurance Go.
400 do. Columbian do. do.
$50 do. G. H. Creek Bridge.
800 Fire Insurance Company.
For sale By
JOHN DOUGLASS e. co.
Who haUe in store,
so hogsheads good retailing molasseS
a few bags coffee, 4 boxes cotton cards.
A constant supply Of best superfus
-four.
November IL eo6t
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Iocnlcy Robey.
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Public Sale.

NPvelaber s-e5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-25

l3l per thousand, Timber is j., fair d.,
mand; New-Eugiand ploe al lsd I. god:
hardwood at cod to ED !; oak at Is &c tn
So cd end pitch pine at & 4al to o. 6i
per cubic foot.
There sat present gcnd demand tor
the best qualities at leaf and steamed 70.
oaccos tor the home trade. I'D the prices
are little higher: Virginia leaf nov sells
at Oh to Is LID : stemmed at lid to Is
I'D: Georgia, Carolina and Kentucky
lat IL to 8 l-2; MARYLAND 5 10 70 8
l-sd fine yellow al 10A to lsd pef ID.
From the middle until nearly the end
ief Sept. the weather throughout the coun-
try was tolesably good, during which Pc.
iriod, considerable progress was made in
the harvest, and hope entertained that
the produce might have been = fair ava
rage crop; but for upwards of The last
three weeks the weather has again been
particularly vet and unsa-sra5!c Tor Fl
!nishing the harvest, which throughout the
whole kingdom, is not more than three
,iourths secured. All descriptions Of
.graia have been materially injured BY the
badness of the weather, and, from the de.
ihciency in quantity and quality, the total
produce may be fairly estimated as ia:
Exceeding three feurths Of an average
crop. The proportion of good wheat Of
other grain this crop will be smaller thar
lit has been since 1899, and probably
smaller than it has been since 1871, anu
probably smaller than it was in that year
FROM the sbriyeIled appearance and sef
lquality of tho new wheats, very few Of
Them are yet in fit state for the presen
Iuse the best old wheats sell readily il
this market at los per 70lb: and ia mos
/ parts of the kingdem they commant
prices not materially different; whits
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
MASONICK MINSTREL.

EUST published, and now ready to be delivered
- to Subscribers, at tue bookstore Of j. " HIT
NAN & Go.
This Book is large octave size, printed on a
fne demi wove paper, elegantly bound and letter
ed aud contains about 470 pages, with four ee-
CANT engravings. This valuable work IS recon-
mended in every Individual BROTHER, and may
be considered a valuable acquisition TO the library
Of all Societies, and pleasing Companion for eve
ry gentleman throughout the United States.
NE copy The foliouiqg from the Port Folio for
Aarch.
Mr. ID. Vintia, of Providence, or. has re-
Gently published The Masonick Minstrel" con
sistng of songs duets gees, catches, rounds canons
and canzonets. We informed by one Of me an'-
6died, that - collection of masonck songs. set 10
the different parts, is desderatum among the Ira
ternity as the dignlfed aud solemn character OF
Masonry does prohibit occasional seasons oil M
nocent festivity." We can scarcely boast, Ike
Bottom, of having ' reasonable good ear IN Il,i-
sick - and therefore do not undertake TO predict
that these songs will make Masons merry, or iniuse
hilaFity among the lovers OF harmony generally
Ii is recommended, however, by long list oil gen.
tlemen who preside over the most'respectable Lodg
es 1t is ornamented with masonick plates, elegant
l., - a 7 Sasf77ssy sssets-
ica account of Masonry, and list OF all the Lodg-
es in the United States are prehXed. The collec-
ton is undoubtedly TO be preferred TO any that has
Appeared in this country. by every purchaser who
would be inclined to crafty refined taste at a
very triing exp ense. IL contains four hundred and
forts-six pages--price three dollars.
IL Subscribers are requested 10 coll for hea
5Ooks. March, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
TO turnpike Contractors.

HE iubfcribers, appointed purfuan, 70 refo've
Of the Leg'flnure to open and make psds
BE aud convenient road for carriages beisg part
Of the grea itate so@d leading from Baugor, IN The
country of peiohtcot, tn ough the iownihips Of
Brownviile and WilliAnfbuigh TO the Common
weai.hs lands ia the central part OF the D,erid
Of Maine, hereby give notice that they will re-
ceive propoials, until May neat, for making 10
much of the fame a. Is not ALREADY made or prov,
ded for, being about s mice; and will contracf
for The payment ia land At reafonable price
through which fad road paaes.
Petfons difpoled contract will be required
TO commenee their operations for making the read
early the eniuing iummer, and complete it fauf
iactori,y wi;hou, any unnecefary delay.
Applications may be made to
SAMUEL REDDlNGrO YaGiib0.e'.
MOSES CREENLEAF, WiiismsJs,p5
March S. law6wis Committee
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
Leok out far a SWINDLkR ~

I XTHEkEAS the fubfcriher, on the ninth day
w of Auguf Ian, conveyed, by Wa.rantee
Deed to one David Dudley Jr, cer,aiu trad or
parcel of land 6ua,ed in Paris in the County OF
oxfard being the northerly half Of Lot numbered
fourteen in the 6rffr range Of Lots in faid town Of
Paris containing abaui hf,y or fxty asres and
look therefor iaid Dud'eys notes and a mortgage
Of the premfes as iecurity for the payment of iad
notes and whereas the said Dudley being minor
and worthless fcoundrel at the time he gave said
notes and mortgage did deeeptiveiy rspfeient him
self 70 be Of full age. aud in consequence OF fuch
reprelee,ation did fraudu'entiy obtain fad War
ran,ee Deed and whereas the lard Dudley NOT
contensed wi having wrongfuiy Obtained , title
10 my and has added iniuf to injury by exutingiy
ayes hat he never intended to pay me tor itand
shas he had outw,tted the cid mac TIC.
Now ,h. is 10 caution and forbid all Perfons
gsni, purchahng tzId and OF faid Dudley. rs new
e. received any confederation for the fame, and AZ
IN end he tte ihai be thoroughly inveaigsted
10 Court OF equity
furthermore aaalicn all perfons sgainff being
frepaaasd ny he above Jockey, they will fad
cut, when TOO late, that he IL a. confummae iwis
oief as Can ooait the prive edge Of liberty
Paris, March 20. LEMUEI. JACKSON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
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PLEASANT HILL FARM
FOR sALE.

A FARM lying on Pieafani Hill 70 called iu the
Plantation OF Waihineioo in the couaty Of
Hancock about twelve mites from Be!faa. CON, ain
ing two hundred acres Of choice Land. w;,h r. :
ween forty and fifty acres under improvement,
iuiiibly divided INTO moving aad pailure. Twenty
tons OF Hay was cut on the Farm the pait iealon
and much more might be cut the next The Farm
Is new one and Is IN good hAre of log fence and
has imasi houte upon IT, aud is rema, kahiy well
hiusted to give the purchafer an annual oro6, from
rafting winter Grain for number of wears. and
offers the hneR orchard ground of anv in The
couu,ryit being on very haadione iwe'i of land
which Is quite As high as any tina, iurrounds Il.
ne p''ce WIZ DC low aud the terms of payment
mace qui'e convenient, TO a gsod fsysbassr For
further particular. enquire Of The fuplcr;ber ,wo
miles fouth of iaid FARM
PHINEAS ASHMAN, 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
MII.LERS'
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT,

rs offered to the public, being Of the eases
1 and fafcif Cures for ,his Diiordsf.--Long esps
riepce has proved the efficacy of this OiEtn<sA
Il is perfectly fate in its operation, and may ns
applied to the fmailef infant without danger
The icent is sgreeabe--t i. not necedary for zoe
patient to take Brimaone as IL common 10 osne'
oin'ments This oin,mentis put up in tin bcse.
convenient to carry, and each genuine boz ="
be accompanied withdirections il genuine avi' %
hgied by JOSH eiILLEa The above Ointment
may he had 10 imsll or large quantities OF JOB
Militia, St George Eoefor cyRus HoLBsooA
s'gn Il 81. Lukes Head. No. Sc, Hanover iife6
DIR. sAML sio TON JIG. No. 4 Ne~bury tsrse''
BsAss. OF Mr. B.NJAMIN BuTMAs. Posfiasd; ksw,
son, and Bruce Wa.as5asoseb; MIR. Jude HYDE .,
bruniw'ck Prince and Wsihburn, zJs~sssa. so'
Oakes Perry Ca~5ss; Rice & Ceer friendm'P
George Robin(on ST. George.
July II. lsp
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
DU4NFRIES' OINIMENT!!
ITCH !! !!

DE il ever 70 inveterate, Gu ed in Hours sp
~ pi,satias, by Dumfries Ointmeaf - HE clint
ment being perfectly ionocen, in - com .oiitiou
may be applied children A. The b,eaa " preg
uant Ladies--Priee SO ceUts s..rNo saLge, from
taking cold A1 io Dumtr,e Oin,me t, -
Nosf ave genuine saie.s fsssi W L. CoNw.7 ---
Prepared and fod who eias by the loie pro r.elor
W.T. Conway, No i. Hamilton Place Bottom
and retail by his agents, s'epher Pasten Be kfe
Ter No. 10, Rxahange lir.s., Por and 5s5iob,
WifcaHet-- Goodae-Ds. Mofes Hob,ook NJ 2
Bath-Hon d. Jonathan Page, sru;Ieick-bry
ant, Calilne--O rcuit .6uc xi.ewn--Wuodbury Baa
gor--Abba,s, tIampden-s Blu man p Nj d Amons
Goodwin Erankfort DAVIS + III Mon,vllie--
Strickland VI Aiton- Buegin, Z attpor- sm,th
New Glouceiter Chandler T M vi umou h
Perry CAmden-Johufon. Freeport-- scammoa
Goodale ,Saco- wilkins O. ring, Ewets Shores
Por,.mouth-C Whipp,e Newburypors-Pheis
Gioaer-ts Whpple, Cufh'ng 4 Co s4lem and
mott Drugei,ts, 6oukieers aud Poa Matters
Throughout he Uaiied States where may be had
all thoie jritiy eitesned aud highly approved
? Medicines &c prepar ed by w r. Conway
A large difcount to Country Traders
Feb
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
NOTICE..

WANTED to contract with fuisa5le perfons,
" to make agood Chaiis Road. about La miles
through the ,ownihip Of Williamsburg. ia the
county Of Penobtcot for viii. b payment will be
made in land any part of the rowalh,p, or in
money, al the option of the contractors.
The road will f9lm a part of the great road
ordered by the Lesigslugs at their late FELTON,
10 be opened irons 5angor, to the great body of
The Comnionw eaishs lands in the centre OF The
D'trict OF Maine, aad wa ch is TO be continued to
Quebec
Enterprihng aud Indueriou. Young Men, who
are diposed 10 rake o,s for their cwn iei dement,
10 whoie or ~ pari payment for making the road
viii tnd IN this 'o~oihp advantage. not to be
found y auy other nr~ townih,p ia Maine; and
wi'i DO wei 70 apply early ir June next. to Will
LIAM Depp, HANCOCK wharf Bottom or 10 MosEs
GsIssLEAs, wiil.amsbufgh sm March S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
FOR Sale.

A FARM Sumner, 10 in the county of Oxford
6fty 1--WE miles from Portland containing about
three hundred acres Of excellent Land under good
Improvement with good two iaory houfe well
hnifhed aud paiated. 40 fee. by SO porch -
by 6 feet--a cbaife and wood houfe, 50 By u
feet isore partly Guiihed. 20 by 90 feet three
barns with other necefiary our buiIdings Two
good acquedueG Of water, one for the houfe and
the other for the oarn-a thrifty young orchard,
aiming about SO apple trees. Said farmis =
pleatan; atuationa. the country aaords--n IN ne
centre of the town, and 10 good nand for atav'
ern, trader or any kind of mechanic, and will y
fold cheap altogether or in pars as fhali befi e
eomniodare purchafers, aad payment wilt be made
ea(y.-41ko-w will be fo'd with faid farm II wanted
a good let of farming tools, "a head Of horned
cat. e and J 20 fheep Inquire LLI.lS sTANDisH
living on the premifes.
Sumner, June 20. 1875 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
FOR SAIE.

A Farm in Cape Elizabeth, ftuated at the
4 weftery end of Vasghans Bridge and ad--
joining The fame only one mile from Portland c. II.
containing aboui Gxiy acres, and cut. at leaf TWEEN.
" tons Of Hay per aunum. Said Farm is well
fenced, under good cultivation. aud Tor beauty of
p,ofpect and fertility Of foil not exceeded for .
County Seat by any in the vicinity Of Portland.
For terms. which will be reafonable, and payment
made caiy. apply o JOSEPH CHAMBERL AIN.
Weilbrook, or LEVI Quincy, Portland,
Weitbrook, March rs 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
American Goods.

1AtIiSIlCdu 0OOQSs
=" R. * G. STOCKBRlDGf, of Northyar-
mouth, agents tor of the bel. M2nuiac
tories on PAw,ucket Falls Rhode n4nd, are con
aantiy tuppiied with genes al saortmest of
american Cotton Goods,
CONSISTING OF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
and threaced stocking Yarn
White and coioursd Sewing Cotton
Shirt'ngs; Checks Stripes; Ginghsms
Chambrsys; T,1kiog, &c DC.
B.-Shopksepers and others will be fupplied
a. the Factory prices. Orders from cuaomers will
be rerionaily and punelually attended 70
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
FOR SALE,

400 ACRES L md lying on the Androf-
cogsing River aud adjoining the town
OF Jay IN he county Of Oxford, the quality of the
Lant Is very go,d-the title iadtspuiable 10 fet-
lers, very liberal credit will be given Further
particulars enquire { DANIEL Fox or John Fox
Portland March 90 9w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
ITO be fold at Public Auctioa on WEDNESDAY,
1 the rsNTH day Of april next, at 10 o'clock
A. M At the hou(e of RuAei Ssoddard in Bruno
wick, Innholder, the following SHARES in the
Brunfwick Cotton Mandatory, viz
Numbers /, 2, 3, A, ., 6, 7, 8, 8, 10, II, 1e,
Is, IA, 10, l6, II, 10, 10, 20, 81, 22, %,
"a, e5, 26, 81, 28, %, so, 81, 80, 33, "a,
35, SO, 81, SO, 80, 40, Al, AZ, 43, A, As,
A6, Al, 40, AZ, 90, 81, SO, SO, 81, So, 81, 81,
So, SO, Co.
To pay the aGsaments thereon due. amounting
TO 6fty dollars upon each Of taid shares.
SAMUEL DAVIS, Trealurer
Bath March IS 1876
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
FOR SALE.

n FARM in Scarborough ,pleaf.utIy fsuated on
"A the sp,rwink FLYER. very convenient for ifh
ing and towing and agood iand.hg for hauling
mufels and mud offhe Tver. For further IN
formation, Call on WILLIAM foGc on the piemi-
fes. Scarborough March 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
NEW GOODS.
Joseph Johnson,
No 2, EXCHANGE STREET
HAS juf received An exsenGvs aGoameni of
g Il, (xlAf DI L. nnl

HAS juft received an exsenGvs Allotment of
SEASONdBLE GOODS,
-AMcNG WHICH ARR
I bale black, blue. brown, mixed and corbeau
BkOADCLOIH
I do black, blue. brown, mixed, and green
CASSIME2Es
l do patent Ango'a Cords
do Ladies reife Cio,hs
do PeIife Fiapnes
! do Scotch aod Tartan Plads
! do Bombazetts anc Wiidboses
do printed Bombsze.ts and Rstinefts
do Flanneis and Isizes
do fancy veiiiugs
I cafe UmbIe las
do Engliih beaver Bonnets
J do Ribbons
Coatipgs, Boo kngs, Plains, Stockingnetts, Berlin
and Imperial Cords-serges Menno Shawis-
damask and common do. Of various lzes-Glk
Shawls--black and fate Cotton aud Worried Hole
Ladies kid and fix Gloves-men's Beaver do
rich fancy fix handkerchief Flag, BandAnna and
Rcmoi do.-dreded and undrefed Csiscoes--Cop-
perpistes-cot,on. Flag ard Madras tianckerchiefs
fix corded, and common C.nRhams-Bsi.ifh,
India and Colerian Co;tons-- Linen-iinen Cam
brick immit on Handkere hiefs--cotton Sewing
-1apes-bund.e and pound Fins-while aud col.
CURED Czmtricks- Indis cobweb Muil,ns-Lus-
stirgs-a large ahortment OF Fancy Muilns-coat
and veit Buuons-back aud coiorec Canon Grapes
Italian do.--i,nen Diaper-Brsse.-cambrick x
common neutrality-suspicious. plaid muffin era
Table Cioihs- Ind pei iabies-6k
aud Twiit--Lad,es' and Childrens shoes and boots
Of various kinds
A large lupply of FACz'0Rr COTTON GOODS
At wholeiaie and retail, At reduced prices
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
4 YOUNG STUD HORSE.

Tor fale exchange, or 10 ct fine Young Eng
i i'm COLT ~ hand high, Of a beautiful dap
ple gray The Hoffe may Ne (eeo a, he Portland
Livery Stable any time within ! day from his
Ia. March 26>
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02

Nsw Hats, Bonnets and MnHs aud
1ppstfs.
AT the Bolton Hat Ware Houfe,
NeJ, MyGvs Relc, Midiys Street,
MAHAN Il WATEkHOUSE.
Have received for faie large addition TO their
former flock
London fupeffue,
Extra, n ard 2d quality, (lI.rro.
Bolton Factory, VIDE and Ia y.
narrow brim d
Ladies Beaver Bonnets,
of the ia,eit London Faflon, full trimmed-And
handicme sdsriment Of
MUFFS 81 TIPPETS.
NB-Caih will be paid for Red Fog. Sable
Mink, Otter, or Bear Skins.
Oct.7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
NOTICE..

1VOZ
THE Stockholders of The WifcafTet Marine Ia
iurance Company are hereby notified, that a
meeting OF faid stockholders will bs holden at the
Bank in W,icsffe,t, on Thurfday the 18th day Of
April next, AZ 10 clock A. NJ. TO take into conhd-
Grafton the expedency of adopting meaiures for
putt ng fad infurAnce Company into operation,
and If 'houghr proper to make choice Of nine D
rectors for the current year. and further ADOPT
iuch other nieaiures in relation the concerns OF
the Company may thea be thougbs proper.
Re, 0,dtv Of the Board IF Dhesa,.
SAMUEL CONY.
WifcsfTet March II, 1876 2w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
CONTAINS
S 10000

1926 Prizes, and not TWO BLANKS
to PRIZE.
EVERY BLANK THIS CLASS, rs WORTH, At
LFAsT ONE DOLLAR =. the first drawn Blank ON
every days drawing, will be entitled to a CAPITAL
PRIZE.
In consequence of the brilliant chances, for OBJ
tanning Prizes, and ece,, blank being ratuabte,
TICKETS (now s., whoes 1, fg4 quarters) will
SOON RISE 10 high price! For further partc-
ulars 5scal as above.-lQ
n. e. The drawing will commence inApril next.
March 12. CIV.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-02
Cordage, Naval Stores, &
Ship Chandlery.
JOHN FOX,

OFFERS for faie a, his flore Nos. and south
~ tide Long Wharf
100 bbis Tar Pitch, Turpentine and Rcfiin
do black aud bright Warmth
ton firlt quality Oakum
casks white aud red Lead
l cask French Yellow
tons fhee and bar Lead
ton crude Brinftone
so dozen Engiith tewng Irvine
200 lbs do sein do
~ dozen aud thread herring do
casks wrought 0ieagh,ng aud drawing Nais
do cut do do do
10 do afTorted cod, iod and Sd fac do
6 dc aIoried fpikes and deck do
Youls patent Caboofes, aforied from as TO SO dolls
Philadelphia do do do alto 4s do
A quantity Iron Cogs, diiFerest lzes-w'h an
attentive afIortment of