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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-22
LITTLE JOHNNY, No. Q.

told Won, Mr.. Snowden. that the
|" Chances" Of my friend Z" Hard
Times" in his Number One. on the
Town Council and their satellites.
,xerc mere tribes. compared TO what
rs No. Q. would dcyelopc: and you
sill now, thiak. be satisfied. from
the H"rGid of Friday last. that he has
proved TO every dispassioaate mind
like his and mine, that the measures
.rursur,i. haze led tn the total ,lrs,ruc-
ton Of the town and its Inhabitants.
las h. had net shewn You that the
government Of the town j. taken ont
If the hands Of the people ? IS there
no one to aid US two, in getting It
back again i? Is ali patriotism dead !:
Arc the people so cailoGs - them.
selves and their children to The thou
sandth generation. TO permif any body
to legislatc or govern them. when they
can so handily do il themselves Has
he not shown that this i1uto. ! mean
this vi kcd council. has created
:. needless 1thccS." consequently need
!ass officers with very =. high sala-
lricsr' Ba> he not given 4 Compara-
live view between them and former
Ulcers very much in pninl i'll whose
mild reign We lived in great tranquil
ltr. Has he nal proved beyond con
IiradiCtion. that tia council. may Gr. or
iS.mrhodv. no matter Nhat bndy. have
9ocketcd all our money, and that they
| are Supported by that queer set not
me or Had Tines he assmcd] who
expect to participate in their wastaft!
Expenditures. Re convincrs you that
1.-THE business Gf the town has been a
Job. in which You. Mr.. Printer. or n
all events. lie and myself. have hat
mo share. 1t is certainty a bad job tc
consolidate the two LancasteIiar
ischools, and 10 appropriate the one
designed fnr female scholars to a Sc
minsry for free blacks but this is
Itriile. light as air in the catalogue
Icomrard with robbing the people o
their birth right. wasting their none.
land Filing up gullies. at an enormous
iexpense, to save the necks of their no
nors che mayor, courcil and consta
bies' night peram5ulations to disturb
,Iinnocent and quiet gentlemen in thei
lpastimrS. But lack and well day
these are but a mcrclist ofgrievances
we might pass them over, were it no
flor the calamities that have beset us
The people are at this moment, Mi
Printer, if not all dead, in the mos
iexcruciating torments. Hard Time
tells you they have been g burned t
lcinders with red hot pokers" by tn
mayor and council, and have been &C
lually =" ground to powder" so thu
Inone are left except Hard Times. 70
land myself, most probably: Apropo'
jfyou and your devil are still in exis
1,nce, pray publish this, it will tie
Hard Times flor he is in the main
.ood sort of man, though little pett
| ent or sol thai it is improvident 70
Ihlm to quarrel with me, as he wishs
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-22
TO LET,
nm EhI. AAu

The House lately occupied by William
Wood, situated on Royal street, south
Of King street, three doors below the Of
nee Of Samuel Snowden, Possession
nav be had the first Of February.
Also, the House l at present occupy
q the east Of the above. For particular
quire Of .,
January 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-22
Public Sale
TO lie SOLD, FIR 'he best price hey ps
ETHg

TO lie SOLD, for the best price hey s0i
bring:
Three valuable two story
wei! fisshed Brick renemen's and Lots,
on Saturday the 9Th Of March. at ,welve
O'Clock, situated on the east 81 e Wash!
ington street, between Prince and Duke
streets m the town of Alexand,is, which
were conveyed to me by Jonathan S'hol.
field and wife, in trust, to indem' lfy
Andrew Scho,feld against certain IN.
dorsements BY him made Tor the accom-.
mediation of the said Jonathan The a.
bove tenements have healthy situation
and in genteel ne,ghbo,hood we'll cal,u'
lated fn- private antilles anu VII be
sold without reserve. Terms made known
at time OF sale.
R. I, TAYLOR.
February $ cots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-22
Port of Alexandria.
FROM THE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.

February 81.
EThe weather for several days past, has
assumed moderate appearance The ice
in the Potomac is fast decaying, ard we
have every prospect of seeing in short
time our navigation free from its icy fct
tiers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-22
Charleston Feb. Il.
Uar Jetreen ENGLAND ond Spain


We learn bv the British brig Mohawk,
can;ain .l"hn b. Aveilhe. arrived here
Yesterday frum Havana, that the British
fyisate Active, which went fran Jamaica
SINE tire since to demand the specie
farcioly taken from the wreck OF the
British s!oop Of war Tay, by Spanish
20 eminent vessel. had returned without
eSecting the object OF her mission. II
was the curreGt op;oion 1T Havana
when the above vessel sailed, thsta RtP-
TuRE between the two governments
would grow out u this occurrence. Let
tcrs received in town yesterday from
Havana, VIA Savannah, also mention
that such a result was very probable.
Market, at Haranna-Flour % o;
Rice 10: Brown Sugar 8. White do IL
ia; Ccff.e II ,-s II; Mslasses 7 bit:
per Keg.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-22

For sale,
Just landed from schooner New Packet
from Boston
so barrels Ne Mackerel
so boxes mould candles no 5 y 8
80 do dipt do all sizes
Apply to Daniel Barnes at Eaxon
Metcalf and Co.'S counting room.
December 81
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Wanted,

Two Boys to the Hating Business
s"n IA to Is yesrs OF age, d good cha
rsvIer and esA aecu"us.
}. I. q. Wilbsr.
February Is It
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-22
Charles County Court.

August Term 1910.
On application to Charles tcnnty Court,
nv petition in writing Of JOHN kndd, 1t
Charles County. for the benefit vt the act
Of assembly for the rsiirf OF sul,dr, irsul
vent debturs, passed at Noyembe' se~sion
1905. e the several supplements thereto,
20 the terms mentioned ihero'' " '''"c.
dale Of his property ard list OF his cree
ditors on oath, as far a. he cGn ascertain
them. accompanying his petition; AID
the court being satisfied by car' etent
Testimony, that the said John Bu,!d has
resided two years immediately ueocdirg
The time of his application, IN the state OF
MARYLAND I is thereupon 0fdered aud
ladiadged, that the said John Ru,i'. by
causing q copy Of this order TO be il. erted
| in some one Of the newspapers edited n
the district Of Columbia, once week Tor
two months before the third Monday in
March next, give notice 10 bis ere.
ditors to APPEAR befrre the sa,d
court at the csuri house in Charlesionn.
on the said taird Monday ir Marc ucxt
for the purpose Of Recommending rus.
tee for thei, benefit, aGd 20 ,hcv 0arse
if any they have, Why the said John iiudd
should moi have the benefit OF the act OF
assembly Aforesaid, and the several sup'
lplements thereto. as prayed.
rests. JOHN BARNES, ClS.
January J Iaw9m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-22
For Sale,

For Sale,
500 bushels Northern potatoes
$50 boxes Nova Scotia behring's frs,
sort
s bbls nuts from Philadelphia, and
a few boxes mould and Gipt candles.
Cheap for cash by
Charlss Norris.
FEB |
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Frbiuary &c
Potomac and Shenandoah
Navigation Lottery.
Second Glass.

VIII draw every Friday unit! further
notice, Eighteenth DAYS drawi g wn
take place ibis day, when the first .ra"r
number will be enti.ed To 100 tickets
from Number 1O.s0l to 10.sG9 inclusive
with all the prizes they have or MAJ
draw.
Robert Grey.
February 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-22
February IL

For Sale,
4 few casks Jessrs Murdoch, 9ouille,
Wdrdrcp and Cos Londcn Particular
Madeira-Qualiry, fine
w .HOUSSON
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Just Received

OuoI NCSSlN(u
Price dollars bound and letteled
the new and complete life Of our
Blessed Lord e iSariour
JESUS CHRIS
Containing an authentic and fu!l account
Of all the wonderful transactions, suffer.
ings and death of our
GLORIOUS REDEEME2,
With the lines, acts and suffe ings If lis
holy Apostles, Evsnselists, Dsciples,t G,
including the lives of ST. John the ZAP.
fist, the Virgin Mary, and many other
eminent persons, and primative Cbrs.
tians.not to befound in any other WORK Of
the kind by
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-22
PAUL WRIGHT, d D

ALso,
Price 9 dollars and a half bound: Re
gistsr OF Officers ard .8sents, Civi! Mil.
tary and Naval, in the service Of the
United States. on the 18th day Of Sept.
1917. Published in pursuance Of re.
solution o. congress, VI the eth April
1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18

II Monsfer !-On Friday evening last,
.A5yah Bailey, resident in the town Of Ro-
mulus, returning home to his family from
this village, where he had, as usual, been
INDUCING himself in the pernicious practice
of drinking seized club, and beat his
wife in most shocking manner. lie then
seized knife for the purpose OF cutting her
throat, but Mrs. Bailey ran into the street
and cried for assistance, when neighbor-
ing woman passing by, went in and put a
stop to his further designs. Mrs. Bailey
is badly bruized on her head, face and many
parts of her body. Her life is despaired of.
She was aD industrious. and prudent woman,
and the main support of a family of chill
dren. Bailey has been committed TO pris
on, to await his trial at the next May term
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18

ty have always thought that Washington was
no better than be should be, in short Dearborn
is genuine Democrat--a true American
we mean to turn out every man and As We
cannot be separated and "obtain Offices in
the new state, we will reyolutonize the old. ;"
Yours truly A. D.
a Puzzle The democrats, ia their e.
lecuoneeiing Address, tell the people OF
this State, that the general government will
not reimburse the expenses incurred BY us
during the late war, unless we elects re
publican Governor, j. e. Gen Dearborn.
This comes out IN the first lesson
The next thing is long and tedious mar.
rati,e oil Gen. DIS military and other servi-
ces--by way OF recommending him to the
electors But in order to puff HIM, they
have been obliged 10 censure the admins
Il alton for their Treatment, OF him, and o
assert that he was most sliamefully treat
ed.
Now if the administration think so sour
Willy OF the General, as their conduct toward,
him seems TO provs--how will the people
Of this State obtain their favor by elscting
him 10 the highest Office in their gih ?
We doubt whether even Mr.. Holmes, The
great democratic Professor of Absugdity,
can cypher out an answer to this question
Dedham Gaz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18
ADMTNTSTRATO SIZE.

TO be fold at Public Auction, by order of the
Circuit Court of Common Pleas, On Monday,
the Alb day of April next on the premifes, at two
O'Clock 10 the afternoon, the whole, or 70 much
of the Real Fnate of Nicholas Lorng, late of faid
Northyarmou,h. confAing of one half Of fifty feven
acres of Land in commonage with Capt Levi Lor-
ing part of LOT No in the 20 acre Division on
the wei side of Royals River in Northyarmouh,
in the county Of Cumber add sogelher with build.
ings thereon as wall be fufficieut to produce the
fun of three hundred and sixty dollars for the paw
ment Of the dshts If fad deeesied with incidental
charges--Datel at Northyarmouih this 18th
March, 1917 ASA TRUE, ddssinssyatsy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18
IDWINISTR ATOR'S S4TR.

TO BE- fed by order Of Court on Tuefday he
= 9th day Of April next at one o'clock IN The
afternoon At he dwelling houfe on the p emt!es
Of The Rev THOMAS BARNS, late Of Poland.
in fsia county decesfed, 70 much Of Re real sna,e
Of aid aecesfed (ncl ding the widows dover il
nec,sary) as will be mficient TO raife the !um os
6x hundred dollars for the payment If the iufs
debts OF laid deceafed and inc.ccnsa charges
Sa d real eGa;e eonfifss Of one one hundred acre
lot ftuaied 10 Poland ia he county of Cumber-
land with the building thereon. and Is the fame
where faid decsaled formerly dwelt
JOSH Fl DUNN Jr. A4s1;sjfrasor.
Poland March Io
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18
d. STOWELL, Chairman.


From a. Demo In Country 10 his frie'ldia To0pn.
Dean Bill,
The great Election is at hand, and we
must use all our strength TO put Dearborn in
the chair You know | was always demo-
Graf, and 1t may be Of some service TO the
cause to give you my reasons for supporting
him in preference 10 Gen. Brooks. hear
you are little wagering in yonr politics.
will give you six reasons--and if they do not
make you vote the right side you must be ip-
corrigible.
lstly Gen. d. is the richest, and the
proudest and the biggest mamie rides IN q
coach and tcur-while Brooks sports only a
chase ard one. Now every body knows it
is best to have dashy Governof-one that
can make US country folks stare.
9ndly. We want military Gov. TO fog
John Bull if he should grow suriy-Now
Dearborn had just got the " mack" when our
late beloved, yet sometimes misjudging Pres
ident, discharged him as " unfit Tor service"
They DO say that Brooks fought well at Sara
toga al the taking of Burgoyne, and that he
was particularly compimented by Gen.
Washington but he was only colonel--be.
sides what was the war FOR independence
compared with the glorious one for " Free
trade and sailors rights"
3diy, Brooks is Doctor and am afraid
viii physic the bcdy polite too much this year,
although he used oniy'' sedatives" last Ii is
just whispered tome that Dearborn was
Doctor before he bought The 500 dollar coat
20 viii not abuse The faculty but give my
4th reason--which is that Brooks was Adj
jutant general under Deacon Suong-who
would not let US militiamen 60 TO Canada 10
help Gen. D. !" annihilate conquered enc
my and TO be sIoriousiy shot
5thly. Gen. d. will look to the interest of
Maine more than Brooks because he Dear
born) was born and brought up in Newhamp-
Shire and Brooks has always lived in our own
Staie-Dearbon hyed few years in our
District on a fat salary from government as
Marshal, and had il not been for tie unfortu-
nate result Of tie Brunswick Convention be
would have moved here again for the beneyo-
lent purpose Of being our Governor.
6th!y, Brooks was always the friend, the
disciple, The confident Of Washngton--and
Dearborn was always opposed 10 his principles
sid poiies5 for his ] ike hiTn-as our par
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18
BY THE Mills.
Dartmouth UniUersity.

Dartmouth University.
We are informed that Dartmouth Uni-
persity is SO far organized, as to be prepar-
ed for the usual classical Instruction. We
have not seen catalogue Of the student ;
but We learn that there really is one student
and that he was seen going to prayers. He
probably feels very lonesome /; but lie may
serve as nest-egg.
The Rev. VIM. Allen is ammo unced as
acting President. True enough Il is all
acting The whole OF this University af
lair is contemplate farce, and we are sor-
ry Mr.. a should be willing to take part.
But who can resist honour! So Will
struts a hero"
The usual course of instruction too has
commenced. What immense privileges
the solitary student must enjoy Besides
the professors named, we find also stone.
Tiger and joiner. These gentlemen have
already commenced course OF lectures,
which were so striking and irresistible, that
they were felt throughout the college bull
dings, and burss even bolts and locks.
They entered fully upon the subject of pick
| ing locks, scaling windows and breakin.c
houses; and proved themselves profcients
in their department.. Many Indian youths,
who mad relinquished the wigwam and
blanket TO learn the arts of civilization, were
present at these lectures (; and We have no
doubt that, under such masters, they will
turn ont the most accomplished rogues in
the community This is an age Of prodi-
gious improvement 1t remained for this
enlightened era to sanction villainy by in
sruction and example! 1t plumber and
house-breakins are to form the subjects Of
education at the university, their professor
ships may be readily and ably supplied from
the cells of the states prison.
Portsmouth Oracle.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18
LONDON, Jan. IS

We are to-day authorized to announce
that there is not the least foundation for
what is published IN the Morning Chronicle
TO day, that there exists treaty between
ihs sosereigns of Spain and Portugal, in
virtue of which the occupation of The Span
Ish territory in America by The Portuguese
is permiued.-C9aYaer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18

We have perused letter from Commodore
Chauncey TO a friend in Boston, dated Janua-
ry Goth, at Port Mahon. Itappears the Dey
of Algiers preterring peace to war has renew
ed the Treaty of June, 1915, which he will
keep just as long as he pIeases. The Treaty
with all the Conmodore's remarks upon it,
came out 10 the Jaya-Com Chauncey thinks
the Washington, " The finest ship that ever
hoated," and The ss0ittest that he ever was in,
and toe lest sea-boat-she has been com
pletely tiled she proves to be the fastest ship
ID the fleet on wind, and beats all but the ia
va before 1.-THE Spark, 50 famous for her
sailing qualities, was beaten by her. both by
and large. The Washington swms with the
lower ellis Of her lower ports, FIVE feet clear
with four months provisions and water on
board. Boston Intelligencer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18
PARIS, Ian. 10.

Count Tolstoy, Grand Marshal Of the
Court of Russey, has just died a, Dresden
Field Marshal Lieut. Baron Resky. in the
service of Austria, died q, Prague OH the
3oth of Dec.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18

HE subfcriber hereby gives pubic notice 10
J. all concerned, that be has been duly APP
pointed and taken upon htmislf the tTul of Ad-
mnflrator cf the efia;s Of SOLOMON Has
KILL late of Weiihrook in the county OF
Cumberland. yeomaD, decesfed by giving bond a.
the law directs-he therefore rsqueiis all perfous
VIII o are indebted TO said dece4leds efate 20
make immediate payment and iho(s BIO have
any demands lhereon TO esh hit the fame 10
NATHANIEL Haskell.
WeltbrCok March i2i87,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18

Coz. Planners (DartmOuth) University.
1t is fact that nearly all the Students at
Hanover adhere to the 4 Old School,.
letter from one of them dated 18th inst men-
tons that on commencing the exercises IN the
Chapel, only one student made bis appearance
at that place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18

Lately, of Cuba, Spanish revolulionare
sch. Of guns aud 70 men, had d. avn
AIRY officers out OF were wounded--and
probably many of the men Killed and woon
ded, but this was concealed, 1t is said the
officers and crew were all americans.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18

DIED.

II Newburyport Ca. jonathan I'll. comb. ag
ID 88-In H4loweil, Mr. Dud!, y Norris, aged
FL He graduated st Bowdoin College las
commenc emeat.
In Charleston, $. G. Samuel K. Whiting. Esq
the late Secretary OF the Brunswick Conven-
ton.
In this town. on the 4lh inst. Mrs Esther, wife
# Amos Birnham aged 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18
Thomas Peabody'S Estate.

WYE the fublcrites having bsen appointed By
w the Hon Judah Dana, receive and ex
snine the claims of creditors 10 the eazte CT
THOMAS PEABODY la'e Of Cillead in the
County Of Oxford big 6ecea!ed reprelented nlol-
yea, d. hereby give ncsice that fx men hs ffozs
he gwsnty 9Th day Of February Ian are allowed
to aid creditors to bring and prove heir claims
aad that We will attend thar lervicc a. the house
Of Psrley p Eurnham Tie imisi lf4t Or laid ca
rae IN Vi cad aforelad on the ia m lass If luna
Iu a'd husua next a. TWO oeotk in The after
no en- each of faid Ca
Dated II G.esd aioFefais this eighth day OF
March tStT ABRAHAM BURBANK,
AMOS G 6GE
Gao w CHAPMAN
ccnniIs oners on lad Ea4ss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18

Salem Toqcn .Necting.-This year tbe con
test has been very close and sharp. The
choice Of town officers commenced on Mon
day, and the day was consumed in choosing a
Moderator only. On Tuesday the poll was
opened for Town Clerk, SeIectmen, and AS
sessors.-lt was seven at night before the re-
suit was declared. When two Of the federal
candidates for Selectmen, were found 70 be
chosen with the democratic candidate for
Town Clerk, and ooe for Assessors. One OF
the federal Assessors lost his election by the
omission ofjuntor to his name. On Friday
the poll was opened The third time--which
resulted in the election Of one federal and
two democratic Selectmen-and one federal
and one democratic Assessors. The meeting
was then adjourned to Monday next to I'LL 9th
er Offices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18
Real Estate at Asct.sA

To Be ElJ at Publ Iutlis7, On TUESA
tbe STD day sf hfrH nesf, At II d.
n. M at tie Office sfS. MLellan anc
It. Fletcher.
THE following Tea Eaa.s IN Portland-viE -
A Lot Of LAID ans Buildings shefson former
ly belonging to William Nj uson luated on King
and Thames flreets--lald IL meaIures s2 feet on
King aud 90 90 Thames llre-t together with al
the fats in font of The premises AID buidings ca
the fame.
4Aj6-One uud gided third part Of the
Wharf caiel Tyngs together with one
third Of The Ship Yard and Fl1ts-Fo further DEF
eription erqlire Of
S. M'LELLAN 81
r FLETCHER,
March 10 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.

Died, At the Island OF Campo Bello,
District OF Maine, on the ltth u!i. sam
ucl w. Chadbourn aged 60 years, Of st.
Johns New Brunswick, and formerly Of
Gorham, Co. Cumberland, valuable and
worthy cidiz en.
The circumstances Of his death were
these. On the night Of the II ult. (being
the cold Friday young Chedboarne and
two others having LEFT 81 Johns for Lubeck,
had lost their course by means of thick
mist, which had suddenly collected, and
their vessel having sprung eaS,they were
Obliged 10 run her on Campo Bello where
she struck aledse oil rocks, at some dis
lance from the shore, and soon weHt to
pieces. One OF the number was so be-
numbed with cold as to be unable 10 maka
any exerlion 10 save himself, sunk CndeI he
waves. The other two reached the land
one of whom was young Chadbourne, VINO
exhausted by fatigue and penetrated with
cold and wei, immediately dropped open
the ground and expired the other was ta-
ken up on the Tuesday following by some
Indians apparently lifeless and much G,oz-
Ell, and carried to one Of their huts where
he was with difficulty restored TO life.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18
FOR SHE,

TOR S.4LE,
a two story HOUSE, vi b a third of an acre
u I.susl, snd 90 apple ,fees h.reon ID
ears, siiGa ed near Plesumpscst bridge on The
j. ~ef posi- DAD. good Stand TOR o ,rad,r-
ah:cb viii De sod on good te m spn!y 10
OLIVER KNIGHT, al the premises.
Falmouth, Match IL. tf1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18

Fire,-The spacious dwelling house owned
and occupied by Doct. Stockbridge Of Bath,
was consumed by fire on the morning Of tie
1th ut with about one half the contents.
The fire was very providenially discovered
by one of the neighbours about FIVE in the
morning in season for the family to effect their
escape.
It's not known how tue FIRE was conmunl
Gated.