Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-11-05 00:00:00, page 3

ev U«*! Hi l:.at country, on ti.e qucfc'ina
0*T#C rqv«l «f lh« act consolidating?
|rtUud with England. J lie people are
; inuhis* for a Provincial CtoveriOneiit
amt P» r|ii»ui*?nt. Meetings have in-ei* J
<alk<l ill Dublin, by the sheriffs on
*iittcn Upphca:i«»ns for t'* purpose ol
petitioning King and Parliament lor a
repeal ol the Act ol Union.
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Siu’.h Amcri a—i he accounts fmm this
count y are U.gh'.y interesting—The spirit 1
of Revolution is run veil and extending to!
luuft of the Spanish provinces—Woaicvcr
liny be tin* fate ot old dpaii , *i is more tluw
p’Mb«ble that ail her fin*mens in Afue.ica
vn«l R il Wily declare tin inselves tndepen-,
neuf but be able to mamUia it ,q-au*s, su,y
£4.opcaii p&wcr.
1 ' ~ iT i
Mr. Wild, whj awed at Boston on
Tuesday l-st, (tom Ca:,z, informs, that die
Saissitt Bmisti liirate, of Si guns, C-pt.
R«'l1.uisi, had unveil the>c hum d/n. «i,
tuul bnaighl u report liiat Lucien Bonaj-ai u;
[xvLj La* rcsidtd jor years near I'ouu Had
thrown himself, with his immense probity
into the Hands of the Eugludi at Muitu.
B/volution vi West- Florida.
The Representatives of the People
in West-Florida have declared that
Territory Free arid Ind-ficndent, pub
lished their Manifesto, and requested
other powers to acknowledge tneir sov
ereignty.
The king of Denmark has ordered
**n embargo to be 1 rid upon all shipping
m the Duchy and river Elbe.
It is stated upon the authority of the
■JL I. yfvtcrican^ that Gen. Armstrong
ii soon to leave France, and that Jona
than Russell, of Boston, has been ap
pointed Charge des A flairs.
The blkssisgs of It ur coveted !
I he Baltimore 'Whig has come out
decidedly in favour \i' WAR vvitn
ENGLAND—even since the assur
ance from that country that the orders
of council should expire vvitn the
French Decrees. Among the reasons
for War of this humane Politician are
some of a general nature, which have
no reference to our disputes, viz.
“ li ar yould infuse new vigor into the
people ; and renew the knowledge of
tactics.
“ I Far would call forth the talcum of
the nation.
** Mar would Ju(fill the bond of the
constitution, which fuedgts alt to protect
each**
J'he Whig says any of these objects,
is worth a war I
The reign of Tolly to be revived
The democratic papers are recommen
ding to the government a recourse a
gain to the system of “ commercial
restrictions.” The National Intelli
gencer, which is considered as promul
gating the opinions of President Madi
son, advocates the rev ival of the Non
Intercourse Law with England. From
the language of the leading democrats
it appears that they intend, if possible,
to get the U. S. into a War with Great
Britain. '1 his will be doing exactly
what the French paity, alias Jeflersoni
ans have been striving to bring about
ever since they obtained the adminis
tration ot the government.
Communications.
federalist* oj Cumberland District—
CHOOSE you this day whom you
will have to serve you in lire office o1
Congressional Representative—wheth
er a man of the poli'ical sentiments ol
your 'patriotic ancestors, a man of sound
mind, correct judgment and honest
heart—or whether the famous W illiam
W idgery—Encomiums on the char
acter of the Hon EZEKIEL WHI1
MAN, would be bestowed in vain ;
for you have tried him in every situa
tion, and find him worthy of yotn es
teem and confidence. You have found
him intelligent and honest, modest and
unassuming. Those who have shared
of his benevolence, cun testify that he
*s charitable and generous to the poor,
«'en. beyond his ability to bestow. If,
hke ail other men, he demands pay
i ir his services, like many others he
docs r.ot oppress the poor, or take ex
orbitant and illegal usury from any.—
He is no oihce seeker, no parly m«*n—
t- challenge the man to come forward
wt,o ever.heard him contending with
ws neighbor for differing from turn in 1
sentiment, and to proclaim it to the
'vorld. No man ever heard him in a !
caucus exciting the angry passions of
*he multitude—nor does he ever ex
press disrespect for the constituted mi*1
thorities, however he may mourn at
Ernes, in common with his fellow-citi
zens, on account of their injudicious
measures—His profession has repute it
necessary for him to notice and imesti
gdle, the commercial and agricultural
jnteix b.b ol his country, and to acquaint
‘hnacli w ith the best means of promo
|*hg those interests—Such, Fcderal
,V,S’, l!lc u*a,‘ UP ln opposition to
V idiani V\'idgC4 y, the nominal repub
•‘-jii. ]t ;s p, your power to elect nun
1 •Vou your duty. men iu the
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i* us, every jcgal voter, and cast in
your vote. Consider that one vote
nnv decide the ejection.-—Honest Re
publicans, can you lay your hands on
> our hearts and say, that you conscien
tiously discharge your duty in voting
tor \Y idgery ? Reflect upon his past
character and conduct seuously—-suf
(er not your understandings to he pre
judiced by the vehement publications
in the At guv, a piper devoted exclu
sively to ids interest.—Come out, act
yourselves, vole from piinciplc, and
you will vote right. x CANDOR.
FEDERALISTS, 1
YOU are called upon by everv mo*
hvre of principle, duty and patriotism,
te exert yourselves in favor oi the lion.
EZEKIEL WHITMAN. Your en
r.iu.s are making and have made every
exertion to defeat your hopes, to baffle
your expectations. No political ar i
fice or inti igue so base, that they have
not descended to practise it.—-One
thing only is necessary and all their in
t igue and artifice vviii prove abortive :
viz that you turn out every man of you,
come to the polls and give in your suf
frages without hvpocricy and without
partiality. Do this and „VIr. Whitman
15 elected. Al* ELECTOR.
Qucre—Would an| republican have
thought of Widgery as candidate lor
Congress, before he tune to Portland,
or is he respectable nnu for any thing
but monky ? LUCKE.
i All haiuls ahoi ! c« i#e within hail ship
ma e» a bit if you plc*^—now d'ye see 2
yvars since this very month I undertook,
mind ye, just to tip w>u the wink what
some of the crew wotfd be at. You re
member the time my hurties when every
n other’s son of us got turned ashore, u dtr
the lee of starvation, wl|en we w -re getting
trrry day on shor . r allowance, when the
enemy hunger h>, k’d (nd at us—Yea, and
if the wind hadn’t f'cez’d a little vve
.-houldo't hare got to windward ol him at
> t t I sha , utver forggt to remember the
l'-Wf.. i. s m a jetty j,*»ve me. My own car
case was, d’ye tee, m^e like a horn lan.
hern than .. sailoi’s hull. Bullet's her
i o more abntt the^e iir^fdavs ; splinter my
. sUndardi it I ever lik’d’em at all. Now j
every man aboard knows well enough now
I ah this came about ; ay, because we hvd a
parcel u; lubberly officefs aboard, but no
ufication now at this present time, for
he tiller head it isn’t ®k ct ssary, as all of
W *n without even a pair of spectacles see
when wve are well used. You remember
my lads that some of the crew tried to pre
vent our worthy officer, Whitman, from
being On the quarter-decj| last cruise—ay,
a id these outlandish lubbeia want to k£ep
him at home the next voyage, but all the
crew well know that Whitman’s a aailor,
came in at the hawse-hole and knows wiiat
he’s about, and ’pon honor it does my old
tar colored sides good to sec him give di
rections in a squall or gale—he understands
himself well you may depend, and what’s
more the crew ail know it. They very well
know he treats all alike, and hasn't * ship’s
cousin aboard. We have always had g'«>d
I grog, and a plenty oft, and he’s never put
us on allowance once—pretty solid argu
ments, messmate*, in favor of our friend
VVm i man. Yes, and no wonder the crew
likti him, and cry out, Whi i man forever •
—Ijr a better heart than his v*s never
stow'd into any nun's w.iist—nndd'ye thgik
diere isn't aomc aboard want lie should
?‘ay ashore next mb ;c ?— Yes, my hearties,
its true, although you stare—for d'ye- see,
they are prating about pu ling the tiller
ropes into the li-r.ds of one Wm Wedgery,
as lie's c.-lled. Now by »he starboard mam
orree it he's to cun 1 believe li.cre'i be a
O' bSery kick'd up every watch. Yes, and
Lbl engage that these lubbers who now
want Widgery on the <|ii*riei-dcck of the
I Cumberland would be giadto set him adrift
before one passage is half made. Why
he'd have us on abort allowance in a hurry
j —ay, and he's one of the embargo gentrj,
. “ttd they say lie's no politic?! smlor, does
not know a dead light from a cat harpen,
nor a cross tree from the jib haul)aids—he
always takes an observation left handed,
and is always in a fog bank. Now lads,
j allow nie to say t’wont du to ship mi* jua
i l‘ce Widgery—no, let's put a stopper upon
bun at once. Let every ma& aboard the
Cumberland be at tt»e Capstan at ten
o'clock This Day, and let's see if we can't
re-ship our faithful and worthy commander
Win than—then the -.hip will make good j
weather. Mind ye, and bring to all ye see,
pilot ’em up to the poll, and if yoa »ee any
who haven't had an observation lately tell
’em how the land lays *nd warn ’em otfthe
lee shore, and just give’em to understand
a bit, d'ye see, whereabouts the shoals are
that the Cumberland has been run on
when these lubberly democrats, as they are
call'd have commanded.
BOB B \CKSTAY.
Lai. 44, N.—Portland Li& \t bearing $. E
Citfzms of Portland,
1 V is your duty this d\y to attend
town-meeting and yyive tu your voie>
ior a Representative in Congress. J o
the private characters 3c public conduct »
of t!i« candidate* you arc not si ran-1
gers. The nulice and envy of party
spi.it has never been able to bting
aught against Mr. Whiim.an—hi^
whole life has been a series ul honest,
honorable and useful conduct. But
these are not the only considerations
which entitle t i:n to your support. A
regard lor your own intercut amt firofi
erry makes it your bounded duty to
give him your votes, lor he will be an
able &. iaithinl advocate ut such ideas
ures as will promote these all-impor
tant objects. The Merchant that
v. ishes tor the encouragement and pro
tection of free trade—the Mechanic
that lilies constant and profitable cm-1
ployment, will vote for Mr. VV hu m am. i
Purely the electoi* of Portland curnot
have forgotten the losses and embar
rassments they experienced during the
Embargo, and how much incy repru-:
bated that ruinous measure at the time.
1 hey cann >t have become so lost to a
sense of their interests a* to vote for
Vv idgtry, who was a fiicnd and advo
cate lor that policy, it is much better
to pi event evil toan to .wait till it comes
upon you, ana then think of applying
the remedy. Let each elector, before
lie puts in his vote, ask himself this
question :—Was not the prosperity of
tins town greatly advanced by the poli
cy of Washington, and was it not des
troyed by that of Jetferson ? At the
same time recollect Mr. W hitman is
a political disciple of the,former, and
Widgery of the latter. After this no^
honest man can hesitate wuich of the'
two candidates to voly for.
NO PAU I Y MAN.
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ORDMNt.D- In Turner,on 'lie 24‘h uit.
Rev. Allen Greely over tin- Congregational
Church anil Society in thai pi »ct ; Rev. Mr.
Dutton, of North* armouih < fie red tin intro
ductory prayer; Rev. Mr. Brown, at N >rtb
yarrnomh. preadied the S r.non from 1st ot
C » into. 4tii i hap. nod 2d wi se ; Rev. Mr.
Scot, ot Minut, ottered cunsecraiirg prayer*
Rev. Mr. Herr ■ k, of Durham, ga.e tiie
charge j Rev. Mi r tiers ton, oi \V mthrop,
expres ed the fellowship cf ihe churches,
and the Rev. Mr. Mostly, of New Glouces
ter, offered the concluding prayer—The
pert .nuances vu re all very solemn, highly
interesting and appropriate.
Carries, I
In Falmouth, by the H m. A - E. Mitchell,|
Carn. i,a.ic S uuiivatu, ofEorlla.*J, to Mi-^
Ouve Yo.k, daughter of Capt. W in. B,
Yura, of the igniter place.
In this to An, by tue Rev. Dr. Deane ,
Mr. Samui i Steel, to Miss Applies W/er,
both cl
IDtfD,
In England, Sir I'kashis Bauing, Bart,
a Member m ti*« Biitisu PaTiamrnt, and
one ot the moat eminent and wealth) TUer- |
thaiua it. Great Britain ; ar.d an oi&cer of
m\»y of her commercial msUlU ions ; lie
was m his 70iu year i and bus left mat y
children.-In Mississippi 'i'e r. oamiu,
Frye, Esq ot G.hsou Pori i killed 111 a due!
(nrathie), by J). Be.*icy, Esq. ol Green
ville.
In Savannah, on board tlie sloop Catha
rine, Capt. David Maxwell, of C-pe Eliza
beth, aged 37.—Also his mate, Mr. Arthur
Ihutcnger, of Cape-El. zabclh.
In Korliiyarmuuih, on the 24;.h uit Mis.
Elizabeth Luring, consort of Mr. Bczalcei
Luring, and daughter of the late Janas
M ison, Esq in the 71st ye«r of her age—
and has iek nine children mu ot twelve, and
forty-nine grandchildren out of fifty lour, tu
siurne mi. AlUKiUgU Al.H. iw: l!lg, lor to
number of the last years of her life, was ve
ry u.fi. m, she Was very useful lo her family
and the continuance of her life by them
much des»re«l.—Soon a fid she had a family,
slit: made .* public profession of religion, and
hrr walk, anti conversation since that time,
has given liopctul evidence in a judgement
of chafitv, she whs sincere.—it* her last
days in p riitul *r, she appeared to have pe
cuii .r brightness, and as she died above
the fears of death, srt> vvr trust, she fell a
t»ltep in Jesus and has already begun the
sung of Moses and the l?mb
In this town, Miss S a ;honira Robinson,
1% years, daughter ul Cspt. Josnua k.
after * long and painful illness, which she
uore with uoc .nimon patience and entire
resign* ion to the d.vuie with line was
much eodea ed to her relatives and fr.ends,
by a tiis pus it u>n ti uiy amiable, and maniW’S
uncommonly pleasing. During uer whole
sickness, (ui* gretuer part of which was
very painful,) site expressed no destie to
get wed ;*ga n, but looked bey onti this
world lor happiness. The hearts of i..-i
parents Ft el a pang, which nr tiling but tue
Cuti oiaium* h»i religion can alleviate.
She’* $* «ne ! sites pastille gloomy shades
of flight.
And landed in the eternal realms of light !
Happy exchange ! to part w.lh all bcl. w,
fur world* oi bii3., where joys forever
flow.*’
Tlte bill of Mortality in this towm, during
the last mouth, Mdouutcd to thirteen—1 «.
dulls, 6 ct.Ud.cn ana one black.
fjc w—py aww
<*>a|ctcc &!jip j^ctoa.
PORT OF PORTLAND—1810.
Tuctd »y Oft 30.
Arrived brig Cumberland, Freeman, 48,
da;. b from Dublin—faded in company with
brig IVrfcvcrance of New-Bedford fot
Boiton—fch. Polly, Ward well, for Otring
ton—Left at Dublin, Ihip Olive Branch
Nafon, kennebunk, to fad in 3 days—dip
Harriot, Chafe, of Ncbuiypott, for N. Y.
in 5—ihip Columbia, B* own, of CjhXrlcfton
S- C. for N. York—brig Polly, Blanchard,
for Soft on, in 5—brig Mary, bimth, for
Charleflon, in 5—ihip Erin, Murphy of N
York, and ihip Hazard, Par, of WifcalVct,
difeharging—Several ether A unmans uu
known.
Oft. 15th, lat. 41, 7, N. Kmg. 48, xq,\Y.
fpeke fchi. William, LUrige, 31 nays fft m
Liverpool bound to Pcuobicui—Oft 16,
* ; ' V *,
fat. 41, 10, long 49, if, \V. fpojte
brig Diao, ikatird, 61 Jays from Liver
pool, tor Port (mouth, he being (hurt of
provilions and lupp!yi.d l a wan
thofc nectfrarics.
Piracy—Came pifTcnger with Captain
Frctman, in the Cumber! md, Capt N.
Motfe ot th»a town, who lailed from Eatt,
port on the lxth Oct. in Ich’r Oaidnci
!»nuud to Limerick, (Ireland.) Capt. M.
(tales, that having a pilot on board, tiie
day following, made for Little River, to
put him on fhorc, in order to proceed on
the voyage ; but Thomas issmpfon and De •
nis Murry, paifeogtrs interfered, and 101
bid his tiring landed. On the 14^ the
Captain’s trunk was b^ok^n open, a b H of
the etiitoinhoufe fees taken out, arid mm h
abufe given. On (he 19th experienced a
fevere gale ; cat tied away bowipnt and
damaged the lads, lift, wcallier moder
ate. All hands were Called by the Capt.
to know their minds, whether, to proceed
or make for the fitik port. Crew wru
willing to continue the voyage. 221/poke
a fch. for Bolton, adv.-ltd hi - to pio
cecd to Halifax, all hands agreed, but
Simp/on, lwore (lie lhould not 11.ter any
but an European port. 23d Capt. M’s
trunk was the fecoud time broken open 8c
all the (flips papers taken out. 241(1 fp *ke
br. Cumberland, Freeman, Sc informed him
of the mutiny. Capt. F. lent hi, boat on
Uiard. Simpfon at that time p:cduced t h *
papers and fa id he took them from the
trunk and that Capt. M mull cndorle
them to the Mate,/Edmund Davis) and
leave the veflTcl as loon as poliible, with
this Capt. M. coniplied and was afterwards
compelled 10 leave his quadrant Sc Charts
onboard. The mutiners proceeded ^ith
’the fch. for the Wcftern-Ifl rods — Sim fon
belongs to England, Muiry is au Iriilm-an.
Monday, Oct 29—Arrived scl.r Dart,
G ant, t orn Salem—sloop Irgo, Davis,
f oin Plymouth —Nov 1, scl.r Sally, Stover,
f om Eastpori—Capt S. report* th«o n »h
21st of October, the British brig Levins,
Ba tor u r, from Maiyport, (Eng.) f : :jv
\ndrevi, was cast away on Mobspeake
Head, and one /nan lost—paiiof the sail
and • i *. i ig saved—Nov 1, arrived sch
Fail Lady, Holmes, fr- rti Nv a-Scoria —schr
Traveller, Moody, f nn Newbury port—
N>v2. arrived schr Hiding States, W eston,
fr -m Lastport.
* Friday Nov 2.—Arrived b 1 g Cain*a.
Lamuani. 48 da vs from Coik. —1.« ft there a
a
brig btloiung io Jfcw York, commanded by
c;vpt Long, hire’ll was under scisure in can
sequence of information L dged by the
n«*to—and an ihei brig from N wbiyrypori,
in the same predicament. The names or
the bngs .re not recollected—Schooner Lir
C.v, Bacon, was up for freight—brig Willi*'
King, Atkins, from Boston, arrived there
|4f,i S-*pt and sailed the nex day for Do
vc r—«hip C< m oed, King, from Norfolk up
for fr ight—spoke Oct 15, brig Persevei
mice, front Dublin, fo Boston.
Clearancet at the Custom* House
Oct 3U, sloop Abby, Morton, for Ply
inbutlr ; 3lst, brig Farm, r, Wunlow, 1 t
J[ male* ; schr Ctarlei, Jam. son, fo.- Phil
*cL ipbia ; *d*r Boscy, Stan wood for B »s
lon ; Nov* 2, Isdn* Nimrod, Greely, for Port
Au-P nice ‘
bublcription Ralls.
' I'HE fubferiben to the Subfcription Balls
of sail lealoQ are requeued to meet at
Mr. Gutter s, free flreet, on Tueiday Even
iug, bth iilT at 7 o clock.
N B,— Pundlual attendance is requefted.
Nuvenbcr 5.
tJp art of
MR. RICHMOND, I
OESPECrFULl.Y gives notice, that (on .
1 account of there being applications made j
to him, to attend to dalles in other town* in '
the Dillriifl ol Maine) he has concluded to
coutiuue his fchooi in Portland, only three j
weeks from next Monday, 5th Njv. There. :
fore, thole who with to attend are requeued !
to commence on or before the above men no tied
date, as it ii not probable they will have a
not her opnorruni y before next fpriog.
Mr. KAbmunu returns thank-, for the lib
eral encouragement he has rete.ved through
the lummer, and fla.ter* himlelf, that by his
exertion* and attention tc hi* pupil*, he Wiil
merit future patronage.
PortLiaU Nov, ..
SAMUEL TRASK, j
Hat ft* fait, at No. 4. Long Hrha<f j
Mel's and'No. i New BEE!1',
Bone Midling Sc No. i PORK.
Nov, 5.
Samuel & Seward Porter,
No 3, Cnum H'latf
/AFFER for fale, for cath, or approved ,u
V ' dorled note*, at lixty day., n w fauthog
from ichooner Fair LaJy, tfeieg lioime», maf
ter, from Yam utu,
6 Hhds. MolalTea ^
2 do Sugar N
4 bag* Coffee
1 calk Copperafs
2 bolts Mutiard
J2 do 8 by iO GUf*
4 calk*, 6' doe. Bo tles, aud
11 crates Ware, afforted.
It Stare—RulFia Cordage, and Bolt Rope ;
India Duck ; Swede* aud Amur it an Iron, ai
lortcd ; Spike Rod*, Soc.
JV**ttJ to fmnboje, OATS, fer which Caflj
will be paid* (if) Notv. 5.
^ OTICE i* hereby given that the fubferiber
ha# been duly appointeu Executor upo*.
the eltate of
THOMAS I.OWET.L,
(ate of Fuck Held, in the county ot *f*.ford yi o
mui, deceased ; a*td ha* taken upon herlcji
that trufl by giving bonds as the law direct*.—
aud a 1 pfrfons having oeinauds upon the el
*a;e of the laid Tlnmas iaiweii, are requrda
to exhibit the laroe; and all ’Rr|..|*s
to the laid lit ate. xi < «a*!ed wp >o fomtke pay
ment to JL'Dtl H LOiVjtLh, E *et*trix 1
Bmijme ZS. 27, idJll (Ni)
- : * ** t
fOHN L. Slt>RERf
□ESi’HC I Fl/IiLY inform* t« inrnui and
(be i wUiic, (hat he Ha* taken the St&re
on »he corner of Uuion ai.d Middle Itrrrta,
lately orcup ed by Mr Je-ejiuti Gmum) *ui
ha* received au alTortn.sui ot
Plt.CE GOODS„
iaited to the |>reW*U and approaching fcaioKj
AMONG WHICH AtK TtfS FOLLOWING — VIZ.
Superfine, middling Ac
lo*. p'»red Broad
Cioih<», black b ue |
brown a id mu d
)(>ute mul d, black, j
drab a.td miked '
Cdlimem
Coalman do dj. ,
Coa mg* ; Du J. •
Ha’ZC-i
Crimfon, white, yel
low, bik. and greeu j
F aune »
7 4 8 4 aad 9 4 Rofe
Blanket*
^e ^e* ; Smiuet;*
bored Cloth*
Be tfe Funnel
Queen’s C o' h«
Mcn’i riuh'd .old pin.
■arjrfted rime
Women's black and
!e d color ditto
B ack, green, and fig
ur'd Bom oatetr*
Wi!dMre<; Ruffe! -
ett ; Calamancoes;
Shal icons
Black d abby Vevet
Black and o'ive Yel*
vet* and rhickleua
Black Crape
B* k aad white Mil
line r
Black whire and col
I or’d Cambric*.
! Calicoe- ; Furnitum
and G'nghams
The above GODD3 will befo'd m thelow
>(t terms, aud he hopes by conh*nt ai'entton
o receive a liberal thereof pub* c peuotuge
Nivemhtr 5. *
FRESH FLOUR.
IUST received and for fa e by
J WILLI M FRANCIS,
180 3b!s. of S. finf FLOUR,
warranted to* he of ;h? first quality.
$0 act. title do,
Purttani, Nov 5 lb 10.
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ft is hopeu the reduction ot the price and
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Parr 'ft of vol 5. h.jult pulditheu aud ready
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out in November or December.
JVMember 5* (6 u J
SHERIFF’S SALE.
Pa ben by Ax ecu ion, and to be fold at Publt< Vendue
ti the lightft hi filer, on Fill DAT, the tb'utietb
day of Idw-t/iber next at the Dwelling Mmfe J
Amos Merrii», in NtHgkueyltr, at ten ,j ini
ehck in the forenoon,
\ LL the Right in Equity of Redemption
1 which holonscu Thurlo ha* m and fo l»e
following deicribed umi.gaged bed Litme,
tying in Raymond, in the county of Cumber
land. viz —A certain lot ot Land in tafd R ay
nioud, being lot numbered four m the four
teenth range of lo.s iu laid Raymond, tou
tatniug one hundred acres mors ot WL....
EZRA Giiiiid, D. .>A*
On bet SO, 1810. (N. 5)
A artain cur a for the llsopii:^
Coifb,
\ T AY he had ar STEPHEN DELANDEE
ContecLonary limp, Lachance Mr *t,
made ar.d prepaied by himtctt—which has
bleu fouad by thole who have tried it, to be
a ceiUui and iptedy cute for the O ugh —lc
is worthy of icinark that more tiu*-« 5 )
children aud <u.u.t* have been «tired by tin*
valuable, medicine, it i* likewue good lor
the common cough, lore thfoa.*, c*c oce.
He keeps cvuMautiy lor (ale a gemerai al
lot tmeut of
CONFFCIIOKAR1T,
wholefa'e mid retail, as cheap a: can !*c
bought in boilou :—among which a-e, Pre
terved Fruit*, lei ley, Cordials, aud Perfumery.
Town and c.,untiy cult nn'ra, at weil a*
the public to general, who have f ad, or may
have co.nm.uid* til the aoote hue of btthaeii,
are invited to call.
Liberal ditcouac made to country trader*
WANTED,
200 dozeu near laid EC (id lor wuij) call*
aud the a ^heft price Wui uc gtvtu.
Potion 4, On, St if.
VJLLsiG F~HAR MO AT. '
NtW tUlllON.
JUST puhliiued, aud tor !a>e at tits Bock*
j Rare ot
HA AC AIVA.-M*,
ii i ?. E Kilj* tf /titsk
The Viii 'or Har i. , j,.t.
proved, ’Corr. ct<*d a.y e» .* *»;. ,»>
dollar* her dug i d fl <?
On. to- ,o $i .
■ j? * i A. 1# * * * #r
Veitiuf*; Liuent
Pam anti touted
\lutlm*
Cotton Shirting*
Coieiam cot'oui
Cherk*; Cat too la*
re»; Dimoty
,Su petider*
Gentlemen# beaver
Clove*
| Low priced ditto
Ladie* heave*-, kid,
habtt a id b uiF L.oi*
erifk ditto
Warded du n
Cotton Umbrella#
India o:;tfas
Cot.-on Shawl#
B awk G k Ha .dkf#
White aid colored
cation dilto
MadrtU ditto
at k and Cotton Ban*
daooat
am chaws ; India
Checks
Brown Linen* ; and
brown Comas
Ribbons ; Coat and
ve't button*
Ca* Wire
V- ver bindisir
Qu »»ty and bhoe dit
to ; laprs
Babbitt*; ie*io{ Gik
and I'wot
Threat’s t Co ton Bali#
Pm* Ferretr* ike.
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