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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-27

TOFK ., III q Court # P,cSIse, bitten ut Ven, in
'ail county, "a RE tzUeLfib day Of J-y, n. D. 1879.
\AJ HERE Jo1eph C man. adminiura.or of
W ths es.-ts 4 Mary Morrison la5e cf Well
in SAD coU4ty siag ewoman deceased intestate has
pre'anieo his priVsie account, and also his admin
rtr&tors account "a SAID estate for allow ance a
has also petlUoned tor iIesu.e sesl real estate
q SAD dsosased for he payment Of debts and IN
cideu'al charges 20 ORDERED. that the said Jo.
'eph C',mar oo'ify s3 pc sons Interested TO ap
pear hi Court TO De Aold-n at York on the
second Monday az Augu' next, by ser Wing bo.s
wing ~ihir iveu:y muea with an aite.ted copy
of IA" order. on oy feadag he SEINE them, and
by csu-og the same % 5s pus'i,hed 10 tee Port.
lan5 Gszette printed a, Portland three w.eks sue
ceiGgsiy; he ast publication au9 services sfore-
said % Dc seven Gays AZ icast prior 10 The said
second Mondsy q Augnv next that .hey NAV
thea ana there appeal. aud shew causeif any they
have, Why tbe said accounts shouid aot be allow
ed aud WHY che said HceRse houd not - granted
JONAS CLARK, iuege.
true copy --Att'sJ
G, N
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China, Crocksry & Glass Ware,
Received BY the ihip Liverpool from Liverpool.
Rogers & Tebbets,
No 6, Ms,sbsss. R,s. Middle Street,
0FFER for fale on the mon favourable terms,
OWhoIelale or Retail, general zfortment of
China, Crockery and Glass Ware,
Cousfting Ct Blue printed Dining Sets,
Blue and brown printed Tea Sets,
Bue printed, edged and cream color PLATES,
Twffers- Mullins and D;lhes
A vassety of common Enameled Teas
Common and rich CHINA TEA SETS, together
with good afortment of
GRASS WARE,
Cut and eomm5s. DECANTBRS-TUMBLE
WIN25-S1LrS, &c. sc.
Their assortment comprises almolf every article
in their line of business and of the newell and beit
patterns.
WARE, repaeked at fhort notice. in the beft
manner, or soid in Crates a. originally imported
at moderate advance
Portland, May IS, 1919. C5w)
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Notice. ID

THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
= lie, that he has taken the stand, lately occu-
pied . Tavern by Col. Thomas Chase, in North.
yarmouth, on the middle road leading from Port
land to HallowelI, where he olicts the patronage
of the public, il being his intention 10 render good
accommodation to Traveller. al all such az may
BE- pleased 10 favor him with their custon--He
faiters himself that by strict personal attention be
shall secure the patronage Of the public.
Northyarmouth June 19 EZRA WEEKS.
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IN CONCORD. n n.

IN CONCORD. NH.
DR.. RAMSAY, of Fryeburg, Me will deliver
his Auiumnal Course of LECTURES, on An
atomy and Physiology. 10 the moorhs of August.
September and October /; by which means, gentle
men may quality themselves for attendance on the
varisu' Colleges in November. The course will
open on the first week of August and will termin
ate before he last week of October-Fee for the
whole course $50.
For the plan Of the school instituted By Dr.. R.
see this paper Of June S. go
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-27
Hoole, Quincy & Co.

Hoole, Quincy & Co.
OFFER FOR sALEAT THEIR STORE,
Head ofLNGR.4H.4.N'S WHARF, Fore StSset,
81 htfds good retailing MoIasses
w 50 do New England RUM
Is do Wea India Do
do American Z GIN
pipes Hollands
pipes BRANDY
L a..' Po ss: sns M x'.o ; WINES.
40 cheit. and boxes Hyfon, Y. . T'oaS
Hyfou, Fl. Skin and oouehong} = Oo'o'
500 los COFFEE, 6rlt quality
g &C. g. :: s s;: :s;' sALr.
500 % S 81. 1 s.s. .sd I ias SUGAR.
!: : i s !: s s:::,'.' and Raisins.
TURKEY FIGS
IS bbI' clear and PORK
10 do No.
IS boxes dipt CANDLES
bbls Spermaceti OIL
IS keRs Fig aud Twit TOBACCO
10 do MUSTARD--5 caek. RICE
bags PEPPER bag+ PIMENTO
100 los CASSIA-2o lbs NUTNEGS
20 do CLOVES 2 bbis GINGER
$4,000 CIGARS-lO boxes PIPES
200 lbs good SNUFF
10 boxes Windfor2 SOAP
Do brown ~
100 hufhels good yellow CORN
50 bbls fupe,G ne FLOUR
:: :: :: '' e x 5 :; }pAPER.
COTTON and Cotton YARN
so quintals Pollock FISH
10 casks POWDER-1OOO lbs SHOT
COPPERAS-ALLUM-I
ENGLISH WALNUTS- FLBERTS-
D'TES
goo, 10, 10, 8, s and I'd CUT NAILS
Boxes by 10 and CLASS
2 by 9 Window
10 dog SHOVELS-lO dok HOES
Together with general aGsrtment of
HARDIN ARE.
All Of which is offered on a. good terms as can
be Purchaied dfewhere. If June
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Bryan Murtta's ltU


" OTlCEo he-e5y given 70 the h.;,..s.,
tate of BRYAN Nj >RTIN late Ofss' ,ae e,
the county ct Cumberland. desea,ed 80 q
sr' eoneerned-Thas AbGer Martin IA, r' - %
20 me 'he .a5'criber Judge Of he Con-, r'.'sDsf
oa'e, withia and tor sald County, a. ,n.,.. s'0'
@ufPcr'ns 70 &c The last wi. and te,tam.n
'.,d S,ys. Martin and thar he hnd lur.ss, q >
ed 10 take the Probate thereof =. a. "'sn'
Court then 10 be held at the house Of Doc, Ts'
tEer Howe, IN csandi.h aforesaid when "a ssl'
they may be Prsfeut and shsw csuie ,f,nv " Vet
have Why the fame should nor be proved .n .as'
we'd aod allowed As the isa viii and ,sll,m.air i
ssia deceased
Given under my hand ar Portland ri, Co...
teenth day OF !uy, in the year Of our Lord eur
teen handred and Nineteen. 90
SAMUEL FREEMAN
A true Cepy-Auea
HoRATIo roUTEoATR Regr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28
.alex'a. Common Council.
September 25th. 1873.

ICEDktWDST SOHt. 10
Ordered, That the superintendent Of
Police (undeI The diret ton of Messrs.
Keith. Smith, Ramsay and Robinson) do
cause benches TO be erected in the centre
nftbe new market-hCuse, for the accom-
,podatlon of those who attend the market
from the country, and that no other stalls
be rented in that part CT the market
house to their exclusion, till further orders.
And ii IS further ordered, That benches
be placed IN all the corners of the market
house, and that it be the duty Of the Clerk
nG the Market 10 direct those from the
narket-square into the market-Eouse,
when fitted up, and to provide and FIX
I'D set Of small scales and weights, for
the accommodation Of people from the
country
Ordered, That the Mayor be authorised
TO cancel the licence of John Jackson !.
Co. as auctioneers, on the payment of
half years tax thereon.
The petition of George Grayson, Ia CO.
lored many was received and read, and
ordered 10 lie on the table.
Ordered, That the auditor issue war
rant in favor of Anthony Grease, for thirty
dollars, the amount expended by him, I'M
der IN agreemt at with The late George
Deneale, acting in behalf of the Council,
on the Chalybeate Spring
On balloting for Guager, Mr.. James
MCClish was unanimously elected.
Extract from the minutes,
Teste. |. P. THOMPSON, C.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28

ds.eased, and every American should feel
rr.,.G,i TO him Tor the honors which he
4 70 The remains of their gallant coun-
;ryman. :,
Il ,wss The wish of the officers of the
,ouadren that The body should be imme-
a;ateIy conveyed to the United States, but
The surgeons were of opinion that it would
have been utterly impracticable.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28
Correct Information.

ME stock advertised for sale by the
Mechanics Bank as standing m our
name, is not our property. Our stock
note thereon has been confirm. d, unler
heavy. and disproportioned curtaimenis,
ever since Ma ch 1918. for IT,. use OF The
real owner, a respectable mechanic OFT is
place, because e could moi obtsin leave,
upon transfer, TO substitute his stock
note for ours We have no interes, in
said stock beyond the sum that will retire
the said stool note, and we do not think it
proper to advance more money than we
have done for curfaiIments.
VAUDEVILLE g. LARMOUR.
september % dtI3O
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28
SALES AT AtCTiHN.
Public Sale.


THIS DAY, al lOA. M.
Will be sold at the auction store, eornef
Prince and Water streets,
80 crates queen'sware
10 bbls. American gin
bills vinegar
9 pipes Cogpiac brandy
10 bills. India sugar
go boxes mould candles
kegs chewing tobacco
2 bales Tennessee feathers
10 kegs mustard
81 reams writing paper
90 do wrapping do.
Safes, sifters, beds, furniture, &c. &c
Also,
Cloths, domestic co.tohs
CalIcOes, gurrahs
elegant ladies' dressing case
Gold, silver and composition watches, SC.
VII be added to this dey's sale,
case bombazettes
I do Carlisle ginghams
l do Irish linens
] do co!ored thread.
S. A. MARSTELLER, auct.
september o.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28
French Ian ruare.

NHLIAM LANPHlER intends to
" commence mis- French School, on
the evening of the 18th inst at O'Clock,
IN the house formerly the Friends Meet
ing House, next door south of Doctor
Stabler's dwelling, in St. Asaph- street.
Terms as low as others teach for.
september IA diff
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28

100 Dollars Reward.

dan AWAY from the subscriber. on
- Tuesday morning, the lth inst.
dark muatto man. named BILL Ohm
SON; about 81 years old; five feet niue or
ten inches high; well made H. bad on
when he went away men shirt aid pan
taIornS, anIycllow vest, which clothes he
has probably ca need, a. he took others
with him. He is very smart AMI conmn-
ncative-reads and writes tolerably well.
The above reward will he given ii return
ed to me in Alexandra. or lodge in any
jail where | may get him again
September 10 ADAM LYNN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28

Reward.
DAN AWAY. from the subscribers
IL plantation. in Prince Georges CO.
about the LIST pf June, negro man, named
HERCULES,
about 35 years of age, six feel high. and
very stout, very black. and remarkably
large mouth wears his beard long had
on an Osnaburg shirt and trousers, and
new felt hat. will give the above re-
ward for aDpreheniing and securing said
fellow in any jail, so that | get him agaia,
and reasonable charges if brought home.
GEORGE FORBES,
Near Benedict, Charles co. Nd.
august "a d3ttutt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28
Bottled Ale, Porter, Cider,
Wine, &c.

T>HE subscriber, at his cellar on Royal
L street, offers for sale an extensive sup
iy of
Philadelphia, porter, ale e. cider, in bottles,
which being selected by himself will be
found of superior quality.
Best port, caret and Madeira wine, old in
bottle, which by the dozen will be sold on
moderate terms.
ind IN store, for sce,
Bristol porter bottles in hampers I one
gross each
Velvet corks in bales of &c, 900 ea,h
Five, two, one and one half gallon demi-
Supertine table salt in baskets johns
With general and well selected assort-
ment of wines, spirits, teas, sugars spices,
groceries, &c. VIM. DUNLAP.
June tuth.tf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28
For Sale.

f-u.s That three story brick house,
2TTTt situated on the south side of Prince
3sss Street, now in the occupancy OF
sr.es.s Mr. WIN. Rudd perfect title
will be given, and the terms of payment
made convenient. Apply to
JOHN H. LADD d Co.
July 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28
Sugar and Coffee.

Sugar and EOffee.
T ANDING at TWINS wharf, from the
Ocean, captain Middleton, Is hhds.
prime Jamaica sugar, and 6 tierces of
prime green coffee, which ere for sale by
T. ROWLAND.
9th mo. 90 l2t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28
Bryan Hamps0n e. Co

Bryan HampsOn & Co.
hAEE on hand, and offer for sale
IL 80 hhds. L. loo bbls. LIST g. 2d quail
ty NuScovado sugars
80 hhds. bright molaSses
80 do jamaica and Antigua rum
l2o bays prime green coffee
A pipes London part. Teneriffe wine
10 do Sicily Madeira do
80 quarter casks Malaga do
cases London mustard containing
pound d half pound cannisters
9 hhds. English alum
1900 lbs. madder
A lew tons patent shot, assorted sizes
White lead in kegs
1000 lbs. bees wax
5000 959 t BUSHELS ground f". alum }sALT
4G0 tons plaster.
With general assortment of groceries,
AMI constant supply OF the best family
Hour. september 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28
For New.Ynrk or Boston,
For Sale or Barter.

- A well improved FARM, in
FIR, Fairfax county. containing about
~ $50 acres, on which is good
1ns dwelling house, kitchen, barn, sta
bles, blacksmith's shop and house, sc. sc.
two young thriving orchards. one Of APP
plies. the other OF peaches, and excellent
water. As it is expected any one DESTROYS
to bargain will wish to see il first, further
description is deemed unnecessary Lands
in Kentucky and Tennessee will he taken
in exchange for the above. Application
to lie made by the first or middle of Sep
TENDER, by letter or otherwise, to
EDW. l. BLACKBURN.
Near Fairfax Court House. or
Aug. 81 ISAAC KEEL, Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28
Laborers " anted.

] WISH to employ twe'ty FIVE healthy
! strong men, to work at Old Point Com
fort, where liberal wages and good tieat-
ment viii be given. Apply 10
BOLlTHA LAWS.
september l6 dtloO
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28

Plaster, Duck. &c.
TWO hundred &, five tons plaster Pa
L ris, the cargo of the briS Anu Maria,
captain Buck, from 81. Andrews. For
sale by WIN FOWLE & CO.
Who have also for sale, landing from schr.
Liberty, capt Bears, from Boston,
loo bolts first quality Russia Duck
4ooo lbs. sheathing lpapER
60 reams wrapping " '
Also,
The cargo ofthe schr. Caiharine, Captain
Singer, of
Goo casks Thomaston lime.
For Freight,
.f@ The brig ANN MARIA, J. Buck,
tasas& master; first rate vessel, carries
about 1000 bbIS. or $50 hhds. tobacco, in
complete order for any voyage.
Also, for any Eastern Port,
M The schooner CATHARINE.
49, captain Singer, an excellent vessel,
.. will be ready for cargo in few days.
Apply as above.
Spptemha OF
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For Richmond.

,@, The schr. JANE, lying at Ram
asay's wharf, will sail in few days
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
JEREMIAH BOOTfIE.
Sonton>bor07 81
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For Hire,

FOR Hire,
4 BLACK MAN, about e5years of age,
y who can be recommended for hi. no.
nesty, sobrifty and industry he has been
accustomed to take care Of horses and at.
tending in -four store.
Also,
A boy oils years Of age, accustomed to
wait IN house. For terms apply to the
printer. 81 september 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28
Public Sale.

PY virtue of the authority vested in the
- subscriber, TO secure the payment Of
certain sums of money due the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandra, he will proceed to
sell at public auction, tor cash. at the
Merchants Coffee House, in the town of
Alexandria, On Wednesday III. 18th day of
October next, at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing, The following
SHARES OF STOCK.
of the Mechanics Bank of Alexandria. or
SO much thereof as will produce the seve-
raj sums due thereon, with interest and
costs OF sale. viz
Shares Of stock. In the name Of
232 Amos Alexander
IS Nancy Buckland
80 Catharine Coyton
80 Jacob Curtis
Ills John GIrd
goo Daniel KurtE
1888 Adam Lynn
40 John Mcnamara
8O1 Daniel Mcleod
100 ManGeville 4. Larmour
l456 w. Patton jun's, estate
l45 Thomas Preston
$50 Evan P. Taylor
1850 Robert Young.
JACOB MORGAN, Cashier,
september q dtl3O
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-28

Fr s'rright.
s& The schooner GREEN, J. Young,
gsGSmaster, carries about 500 barrels,
an excellent vessel. will be ready in four
DAYS for the reception of a cargo.
Also,
$50 The schooner ARDENT, capt.
Drnkwater, burhen leo barrels,
a good vessel, will take freight to any
Eastern port. Anply to
'VM. FOWLE g. co.
Hho hare for sale said schooners' eargOes Of
$50 tons plaster Paris.
september 8
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23

linquish their hold upon all which they enjoy as
a part ofthis great and respectable State. In
deed it cannot be supposed that the Legislature
viii so soon permit the subject to be again agita
ted.-As To what is said about the coasters, and
the new laws, the friends of separation hereto
fore represented this as very inconsiderable
thing, and they surely ought not now to treat it
turning point. There is one artfce which
ought to be guarded against, which is the repre-
sentation that certain influential men who hore-
tofore were opposed to separation have now be-
come its advocates. We do not believe the
fact but if there are any instances of the kind,
there are many more ofthose who were formerly
in favour of separation, who now opposed to
it. And the people at large, who after all must
pay the taxes, were disgusted at the last trial.
that it will not be possible, conceive, to excite
them ia favor of the measure.
The Western Counties would certainly prefer
Boston as Capital to any place as far East as
Keunebec, and the Eastern Counties would prefer
Boston to any place in Maine.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
!. Tur ELECTORS OF CUMBERLAND
TISTR T(T'

II n,,r return of an annual election Of State Of
At all times an interesting and important
- and demands of ali OF us faithful perfoF-
fa1a &c onr duties as citizens. IL affords an OPP
sen;tv Of rewarding those who have been
a ami guardians of our rights, by continuing
~, ,n oi6ce. and enables MS to reduce to private
4 j ,hosc who are not worthy ofour confidence
IN III tbs vigilance and fidelity with which we per-
IA sbs important duty our safety and security
Hs.s.nd- Although the present is apparently a
sa.an Of great quiet and tranquility and party
E-~;a,osty seems in great measure to have
E..b.;ded, our opponents were never more active
Y 81 y;c;lant than they now are. They are excit-
-a ii the most strenuous exertions by the hope Of
4 &...,,nt;onizng the state--lfthey should not sue
.ssa IN electing their Governor and 1t Cover .or,
= ~ entertain confident hopes of securing ma
or,fy in the Senate. And indeed there is too
<,seh reason to fear that they will be successful
,sss he most actire eTerttons are made ty the
tdfralisfs, and The most perfect qtnton preserred
'.,eong u.s. All eyes are directed 10 The Federal
... If Cumberland. We have most important
5.tv 70 perform. and if we should be unsuccessful,
Il. least one important branch of the Government
.r proba gly fall into the hands of our opponents.
|gb1;mbarasment, confusion and disgrace of such
Is event must be obvious to every rejecting
mad-And the danger should rouse every man to
sense OF his duty, and excite us all to the most
rive and faithful performance of 1T Nothing
38I ereriitn is necessary 10 secure success And
M every Federalist reflect that the safety OF the
Lsanon wealth may depend on his rote and hts
u s.rtloas The candidates proposed are known
h d sall-They have long been in public life, ,and
1y their talents and fidelity have secured the res
net and confidence of their fellow citizens
Ii us all remember that we are called upon as
|Tsdtrullsts to do our duty to the Commonwealth
pd may pirate uteacs or personal considerations
|eeter us from an honest and conscientious per-
krmance ofths great and important duty.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
DIED.

In this town. Mrs. Statira P. wife of Mr.
James Townsend, aged 25.
In Fryeburg, Mrs. Sarah Dresser, in the e3d
year of her age, for more than fifty years an IN.
bahtant Of that place. Few persons have been
more useful in society than she was 1t is due to
her character to say that her benevoence and
exemplary kindness to the sick in her vicinity
entities her memory to respect from those who
have experienced the rich profusions of her
goodness.
In Fryeburg on the 18th inst Mr. Stephen Fes-
senden. aged about 36.-Driving loaded team
from the logging swamp, down steep bill, he
fell down, and the sled passing over killed him
on the SPOT.
In Hollis, Mr. George Robinson, a soldier of
the Revolution, aged 64. He had received a
certificate for pension, but died before itwas
honored
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
Commonwealth of massachusetts,.

liz SENATE, FFB, Cd, 1919
ON the Petition aforesaid, Oyas,si That he
Petitioners cause an atettedCopy eftheir Petition
with this Order thereon, 70 be rusiAhed in the
port!snd Gazette three week sucsessively, the
lz.t publication 20 he made thirty days, at least,
before the second WednefdaY of The first se..ion
Of the next General Court thar all persons inter
e.,ed., may then appear and chew cause, it any
hey have why the PRAYER of said Petition shoa
not be granted, Seat do<ea for csnca,vsnes.
JOHN PHILLIPS. Presi5est.
IN fbs Hosgs II RspssesfIfrs Flb. 4, 1919.
Read and concurred
TIMOTHY BIGELoW, Spsaks,
Ahse Crpy-6nnf,
s.F. aTcLEARY, cse,k ef 6ss Senate,
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23


Has been industriously published and recommqs1d-
ed to attention. Novelty is pleasing and those
who heard the Gen. make a speech in the Sen
ate will not on that account be less pleased; for
his here 4" EXCELLENT Speech" as somebodv
calls il, is quite another thing" In words
and composition it il almost lively and decent,
ma more ike the Generals words aud compost
ton on any other occasion, than his face is like
The face of Boston lawyer and in superficial
content such we use in measuring boards, as
was once said Of a speech in Congress, il is
great speech, so bic thai every one will not
have time to read il before the first Monday of
April. But, il being important that every
voter should know what II is. we extract all
the substance Of il for Immediate 1tse as we take
the essence Of peppermint 10 warm Us. rather
than the whole plant, stalk leaves and bios
SONS together.
The aghole substance Of the 1Uhole speech
Nobody SAYS the militia were not employed
in onr necessary defence nobody pretends
hut that they could have been necessary if all
the law called for by the President had been
employed nobody intimates that there was
any want of prudence inthe expence: know
that the Division which had the honour to
command cost scarcely one tenth part what
regular troops would have cost nobody sup.
poses but that our claim to remuneration is
equitable no, that's not the point. The
State Constitution says the Governor shall be
Commander In Chief of all The forces Of the
State the Federal Constitution says the Pres
ident NAV call out the militia to repel inva~
sion. Now all this means that the President
may call them out when he pleases, where he
n'eases, and as long as he pleases and the
Commander in Chief has no right to doubt
or an opinion respecting his duty in the case.
If we do not pass solemn legislative resolve
that this is the true plain meaning, Congress
will spunkly refuse TO pay our claim, however
equitable and, if we do, am not quite
certain they will pay it; but rather guess
they possibly NAV.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
PUBLIC AUCTION,
sHERlFF,s SALE,

CUMBERLAND ss.--7akea by Execution
and 10 Be sold az Public Auction az he
.duction- Room Of M'LelIan * Fletcher,
ErchOnge- Streef, Portland, on the l7Es
day ot AfrH ne,ct, az O'Clock, A. N.
ALL the right ia Equity of Re-
demp ion which Aaron Porter hal on he 9l,
day q July LAST or now has offedeeming The frl-
lowing described morigoged real estate, si.us-
ted 10 said Portsnd. viz. one lot of land bound
ed - follows beginning st the Junction made
by Free and Center Streets on he soalhessterlY
side of Free. Street thence fur rods nor,ht as
terlyon Free. Street., thence five rods sou;hess--
tetly on a parallel line wi b Cenlet-Shse;
thence four rods sou,hvesterl 90 psfsllel line
with Free-Street thence Ave rods nor hNest-
e'ly adjoining Center-Slrcet 10 the bounds FIRST
mentnned, with all h~ buildings thereon For
the sum mortgaged md condition thereof. sec
Deed pivsn by said PotleT - Edward Cobb, as
recorded IN Register 81 k 6s, page 433.
JOSEPH N. CT IRISH, Dep'sy Sheriff.
Portland, March 10, 1919