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SUPPLEMENT TO JENKS’s PORTLAND GAZETTE.
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' _■ _Monday, April 29, 1799.
TO BB SOLD
A At Public Au&ion,
^ At the dwtib.ghouf of Mr. Johm Millikim, Inn
holder i/t Nor thy ar mouth.
On Tueday, 21 it day of May next, at
two o’ct'fk in the afternoon, (if not fold before at
private ale)
One half of Lot No. four in
th- no acreDivifion wed fide Royall’s River n faid
town——J .ndi:ions to be tnaue known at the time
and place jf fale.
Alf#, to be let or fold, a T'arm on
Coeen’s Viand, containing between ninety and one
hundred jeres
Alfc, Two hundred acres of Wood
1 I.and, in the town of Freeport, to bfc fold at Private
I Sale.
For^articu’ar*. inquire of Cofone! JONATHAN
SIl f CHil.L, rf faid Nofthyarmoutht
April 6, 1799,
I for sale,
m A pleafant fituation,
if 4>oCc Mr Jinxs’i Tavern in Nrttglwcrjitr— onfill
•» nf ;bout a quarter of an acre of Land, on which is
*nl fwFfr * Building, convenient for a family and a
^tl* 'Lipins calculated for that puipofe.—or terms,
Rote,»
app'f1 m Thomas Wcbfter, er
Thomas Beek.:
tfl5* __ _
'TO BE SOLD,
AA valuable FARM
K in ^ BriJgton, fituatcd on the banks of
; Lon* 'Fond, containing nearly three
hundi "d *frt*—between 4c and 50
acre* o. which arc into good grals,
^divided into four field; 'a*1 fenced, with a framed
ije and Ba’ n 30 by 40 feet A 'rcon
Also—6 lots of unproved l and in
weton, vis No. 9 and 10 in 1 IJth Range—No 3,
p* 3d range—and No. 3, ii V ninth range in the
adivifion. * . r
Also_The lots No. 6, in the fourth
pgo-and No. 17, i« the rWP in *hc *cond di
The whole or part will be fold on
•cantaeeous term*..—Apply
,vantag. JAMtS D. HOPKINS.
Ptriifi, April 3, 1 799.
Fre(h Warranted Garden Seeds*
IVILLMM HUDSON,
h' Gao**** Sto*i, at the hcacof Mr. litgraliMj
I “l* Wharf,
WAr/ , P $a'r an (ffirtment tf GAKDEN SEEDS,
■H* */th: latefi importation.-——Aikhj which art
rf ED Beet, Orange Carrot, Red O
, B nion White do Ye low Spanilh do. Early low
♦Dutch Cabbage, Green Saw y die o Large Winter
slitto- Red Dutch ditto. W nter Sc fafl», Summer Bufh
Squaih, Fnglifh Turnip, Curl'd Endi/e, Cellcry, Sum
mer Savory. Sweet Marjoram, Early CtKaotber.
Early head Lettuce, Cdrt’d i arfle/ Enjifh Maftird.
Salmon Raddifh, Parfmp, Pep cr graft, Water Mel
jon, Mulk Mellon, Dwarf Marrowfatt Pea., Ltri)
Charlton ditto.
A general allortment or
JVefl-India Goods & Groceritc
as ufual.
10,000 Flints of an
excellent quality.
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HE fubfcriber hereby gives notice,
that be las been duly appointed Adminiftrator
oo the
EJlate of Andrew Campbell,
tre of Newijloucefler, in the county of Cumberland,
Trader, deceafcd, and % ven Bond as the law directs
He therefore, as fuch, hereby call; upon all perf >m
who have claims againft faid ILt'ta c. to e chibit ihefamc ;
And thofe who arc indebted to fa;d Eilate, to make iui
mediate payment to
Andrew Campbell.
Nrvyrltuctfti*, Aptll 18, I799.
xTO I ICE is heteby given, That the
j_\ fubicribers are appoin cd Adminiftraton on the
Efiate of David Dennifon,
Fte ot Freepfr*» Yeotnan, dceeafed, V.d have gtvea
Bonds a?: the law d re&s :-*-A!l perfons i\d< bted to faid
•ilatc, are requefted to make immediate paym nt .• And
U *hofe who have deinands, are dehred to exhibit the
mc for feukment.
James Dennilon,
Timothy Derinifon.
1yjwf, iMAt*1;. V .
UU) i ICE is hereby given, that n
.* f further time of three months from the date
h'Clf, u a lowed by the Judge of Proba efor tW^ couu.
ty Cumberland, to the creditors to the
%fiu+e of fohn Emmons,
’ate oi.rtland, dfrC^d’to bring in tht:ir to th<
idvfcVs.Corutniflioncrs to faid eftate, who will at
tend bvfinefs at his Ufe ^wdhng houfe, on th.
third ioudy of this and the t#0 following months
from u* to uc o’clock, a. m. and from' thr^e to five
WOODBURY STORED
PETER WARREN.
7*rr/«, 1799‘ * * ■ ^
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Lift of Letters remaining
in the Poft-Office, Kennebunk, April
i Sfh, 1799.
Enoch Ken dell — Cvuljli. Gideon I#arr*See,
Samuel Campbell, I»avid Mattgg*-#'*
George Fletcber, • Mr. Patten,
Joftph Fuller, Jofhua Thomas, Efo.
Capt Alexander Gould, Benjamin Smith,
John Go wen Atilt* Ca^i Jan*, Snow.
Shadrcch H nfon, Jaocs Suow—W'#.
Charles Huff, ju 1 .—Arundtl, %, BenjaminWillfon.
Lift of Letters,
Remaining U the Poft.QJL-, Brunfwlcl, Mmmt.
Silvanus Cufltmau, Brwtfwuk,
A1 hertou Wales, • ditto,
Pol'y Headon, - . ditto,
Wimhrop Fcrrin, - ditto,
Ebenezer Stanwood, - ditto,
Benjamin I inney, • • ditto,
Capt Hezckiah Harding, ditto,
F.lihu Alden, - • ditto,
DoA B. Stiikcy, - ditto,
John Hern, - . ditto*
Samuel Heath, • ditto,
Benjamin Metcalf, . 7^/taw,
John Morfe. - - ditto,
Elijah Hale, « ditto,
Daniel Williams -
William Dunmng, . ditto,
Juieph HaM. • . ditto,
Capt. John Snow, - ditto,
William Snow, , . ditto,
Mrs- Ann ^'over, * ditto,
Daniel Cur is, - - ditto’
John Merritnan, . diao.
John Hern. - . ffnrAh.
Nathaniel Spaulding, . d tto,
John Coffin, - . ^itto[
Margery Soothaker, ditto,
Jfril /?, 1799
Commonwealth of JVlafTachufetts.
In the year of cur Lord, one thoufand fevtn hun
dred and ninety nine.
An act, limiting the time within which
Petitions for Wag * which have been drawn by forged
Older*, (hall be luftainrd.
J^E it enadai by the Senate, and Houfe
of Re prefen taliwi. in Genera; Court ejfemll d, an t t; tin
ant lor t 'y oj the fame, That no petition lur W? ge« which
iiavc hcrctotore been diawn by Forged Order* fhall be
hereafter fuftained. unlefs fuch Pctiti n fhall hepreicnw
ed u ithm l WO YEAKSyVc.r tiepajjing uf this ><M ; and,
«m failure thereof the Pttitio ,cr. A ppticant and C aim
88t fhall be forever excluded and barred from any claim
Of demand again ft th’sCommonivealth for or on account
Oc n*y Wage* fo drawn, or alledgtd to be drawn, by
virtaeot «nv fuch Forged Order Aud the 'crrct try is
■icrciw d.rn*ctj lo cat,r. ,hi* \<f\ t*. ?iC puMhV ' in the
feverai New,.p „j4.rw pr{ntecj in t;:i, Coni moa wealth for
three namth* lucres',,,c|y
RUI J^.^fRi^refeaative, Jan 129. 1799.
xbu Bill having i.ad thre*w.%er a, rCdd agi |t) bc
EDWARD H. BOBBINS Sp-akcr.
. , , J» Senau jg, ?
T.u* Bib nvtug had two fcveral reading nuTed to be
enacted,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Pr,jt,.nt
Jenaary 19, 1*9Approved.
INCREASE SUMNER.
True Copy—
JOHN AVERY Set'ry
f’iT To be po5i\eJ three vtunlbt fuccefrvety, in tie feverai
Nm;-paper; print Camminxvevhb.
JO It id AVERT, Wry
the Worse called
The SlFl F T,
WILL (land on the davs and at rhe
place k follmv-v.z -May 6th,'at in New
gloucefcr —7th, 8th 9tfianj joth, at &wett\ P .laud -
mil x jimh't—I.' h, 1;th. at St. Urli/, Free
p .rt —1 he remainder of fit week at our (table —acih.
2lft, )ld at Saecarapp„. Xlie icm tinder of the week
at our (table —27th at 28:h, «9th, 3oth, a
fT*' , ^ at Tf"is 3d. 4th, 3th, at S ock
br,Ltt. The remainder of flu » at our nab|c _l0.h
Ilth, lit ft, at Sacearapna. Remainder of the week at
felt _l7.h .. >V, - 2„h 2 41,2,
5,1'*-22d at J„J,, —2jll,ivi, J;ih, „ ,
freepert-—Afterwards at oar fta.|e> * ’
Ihe terms are, ± d.liars a leap, 4
dolUn the feafon, and 6 dollars n jnrarc a foaj_
Fa dborfe is a bay color—firm an<Jf0 id -fcvcn-tighih.
Engltfc. and jure foal. Any perfe,, wh . may wiflj to
corapy with thefe terms (hall be we ufcd b» us.
THOMASCHASE,
JOHN THOMPSON.
N*ilj*rm*utb, April 6, 1799
Coffin vs. Aldei.
FOR JF.NKSt PORTLAND CAZhFTt.
MR. JENK9,
AT length Mr. Alden has gven his naflie to
the public. In G.izettt No. 4* he has
Hboored. spirit, which mirks the "product
of* his * pen,” makes reply at once a comic*
1 taGon, ar.d a duty: condticeniion, fiicea
wtee fraught with mere alien #£% involving
t0<U charge of toilful mifiatetnenx, defirvet to rt
Pigj duty, iince filence might U cr-rilhued b)
foirie, who ar<t Grangers to itSautW,. inba
tacit confeflr»n of the truth of thole afeitio^b
and aninability to repel that unnauly chatni'
fr. A-denies, that he confefled in hit 0ffL,'
l» bj nothing againjl me. The faG is ft,lj
lad with tins add tion, What then did imt!
fajan, (aid I, by i.ot arfwering ny letter >’
To both thele taAs I would moGreidijy -/*T I
A^inl! my Ter.city I defy ,ht C*at,nJf£.
tee to nna a (ingle impeachment. I an) **,1
!
ment t* truth on the decifion of thofe. who beft
know him, Thi? »t a fair appeal. To make it
in my iwn defence he has compelled me. He
denies “circulating" a repart, &c. 1 faid, he
‘ By this term 1 meant, that he
^eclated the exigence of fuch a report. Of
j this 1 have tuitneffin. But I wifh for none be
hde biniftlf. rfe confeffes, he uttered the ex
prelfion, “ Take care Mr.--, you will be
hang d, if you break your promife.** Hoes not
this al.ude to fuch a report ? Let ar.y one
judge. Had his meaning been ajked, would
not hit anfwer, if true, have involved the ve*y
point ? i was told, the report refpeded me. But
I am willing to confidcr this, tho I fi.fped it
not, as a fniftakc ; fince, if it refpeded the per
fon /.# mentions, to the charge of bafeneis in
in fuggefting, would, in that cafe, be added that
of ridiculous vanity in believing it. That he
diJiuggeft ir, there is «• doubt. Whether his
denial of thefe lads mult be charged to a treach
erous memory, or a callous heart, his confci
ence, not I, ihall decide. But, if it he charged
to the former, ftill it muft be allowed, that for
grtfulnefi of a fad authorizes not a denial, much
leis a charge of wilful falfhood agamtl an af
fer er of ft.—-Mr* A. aflVrts, that from March
1798 the condud of my brother and myfelf to»
war him had been one continued feries of
ir lult and aVu>e.” 1 cite this aftertion, not from
the High’eft fufpicion that a fimpleton can be
found fo perfed’y filly, as to believe i: j but to
ftamp it with the imprefs of falfhood from Mr.
A's own leal. From numerous fads I ihall
fclcd only two refpeding us both. Towards
the clrfe of M y 1798, 1 procured Mr. A to
draw up a certam writing. 1 rtmatked in it an'
improper expreilion. He came to my ftoie
with the writing, and pointed out the mode i..
which he thought he had correded it. H^es
h s tranfadion ag»ee with Mr. A’s charge of
previous “ infu* and abufe” on my part ? If
men n involves me exutence or equal tAtne
nrtsand abjeft feverity on Mr. A’». Will he
conlent to this ?-My brother’s (hare n thi
j “ ferics of infult” may be coPetfed from the
| c°*dufrr>n of a letter fL-nt to him, and d*ted
Odlober 30th, 179*. Mr. A. after fayirg
much on the fu’ jeclof the d fiioulty, which had
anfen, cl-Tes thus, «* I am with JentimesUs ofef
tt:m, your,” &c. Gentle reader, is i: thus you
compliment a man, vho f r fix months has
punned you with a “ feties of infult and abufe” :
Is “ infult” in your opinion the road to 6i ef
teem” i—Mr. A. a]p-rts. that lie “ could go in
! of fade*,’* Sic. i “ but, h« aud., i
ihoul ! tnereby reduce myfelf to a lerd with
Dr. Charles Coffin,” &c. ! ! ! If a man, be
mired to the chm in a (laugh, prefers his lowly
p ight to the fair lens'] of the bordering bank,
on which Ins neighbor (lands, why, e’en let him
Jink. The feiious truth, however, is. that Mr.
t\. can adduce no “ fatf,” no “extra# ofal-.t
tei,” no fpeech of “ D to E,” or of “F to G, ’
wh ch can aught avail him. To fpe k %
.wor is, to fome is eafv. The Frog in the Faint
J1u» eJ, nn doubt, very bg founds the momes
! Q Did iliolc big founds a(F <51 the
I r VI mv d t» 1- tnat “ mere vehement
fr‘" .""I vth M . A.—Ht
?I i H,h' n"=r7-:rrt..J” d certaitt
I, r “?' £ f KJ ■ l*« «*.. fa -U
It was frnt to the Poll Office, recevtj ;nri r ,
m a caver with a metlag , and lent to ,
thor. (Who could that oe :) This p^Lt m ‘
new co-er was fentauam to the Poll Othce, and,
as I have un for ml v been allured, g.vcn to Mi.
A. ’ Ts aifo faid, that he w.i» fecn readii g a
letter tirdet a tree nea' his lodgings, then tear
ing it into piece*, and thiowing them into tlie
a,r ; th«t fome of thofe pieces picked u,i afeer
tained the author. But his k-iowledge or ig
norance ft that letter, in thefe circumftai.ccs,
had no influence or connexion with its publica
tion. Ht might have feen ir, if he did nr,t Ke
“ thinks,” he can prove a different aut/sor ! Doubt
ers p av apply ; and in your way be fo obli. in/
as to ca 'l 01 me. I have a paper in my poifef
fion. w hich, if you J.pp y it to Mr. A's * think
i/7f”-mill, v ill mike it go merely, and giind
our proofs to a clmm — Other afT rrons ot Mr.
A. I flu.I |Lt(s unnoth ei, except thefe which
tefpea he itt hook of Cbronides.
are all falie, fo fu as they
motives bo hoi my bo he'
my charter 1 I tl.all nr
hnilh my d, fi£i by
gin, obf # An
I —My f It 'cm;Af
eJ n> jufti^cB
in m* le ter of
his own Utters. ;H|
erec as inc.ip ibltB
thit cfnde juffibK |
hilt it from Me pi ■
qjinion of his perfl
j * K ywd mtde M
\juiiify ibr foul tbH
fhe 2d book of Chrff
cafir<n 1 So misfit
iii lead of repenting, H
ind fay, tVwas prov||
tiour, which cXtorte-B,
ihc lit bo k °f Res v®
tides was £ot an rutf®
Pvt eff-s a re a d i n d s U>
. * In (hr IO-Mine of the *
“Acd ju GpCttC No. ji- isfl|
“ ireaffnent” fhould be ref.'nted “ in a gentle
manlike manner*'! TV meaning of.thi-, if
indeed it have any, my comprehend>n cannot,
reach. When he pieafes, he may explain ; iho
from his great averiion to expla ations hitherto,
fuch an event is not to be expetfed. I (had n >wr
advert to the ift book of Reyv/al. In tbs pro
duction mj brorher had no concern, by either
writing or dilating a fingle lyllable.—Alter
my converfa ion with Mr. A. in his office, t
consigned the fubjeCt of my refentment to per
petual JtUnce. I had re.atcd the ftoiy of his
cond uct to r© perfn, as far as 1 can rec llect.
Tho he had, by a fe ies of ungenerr us actions
forbidden the continuance of mr friendfh p ; I
intended him no ill, 1 wifhed him none. To
wards him I adopted a fine of peace. Not fo
Mr. A. He was bufy in telling his ftory to
various per fine, drelf d in in h a garb as at
once to flutter h mfe f and m'flead others. This
was not ail He to<k a malicious pleafure in
utt ring expreffions for the foie purp f of pro
voking indignation. This he has b.*cn obliged
to confei's- Aggravate ns like thefe, proceed
ing from a Ifeart trumphi g in its want of feel
ing, deferved, I dare to fay, the fevereft laft* of
f itire. It wa-> th ’t that a piece touche i in tei ms
fo general, as to fuit many r.harafleis, an i at ihe
fame time fo appropriate, as to evite the atten
tion of Mr. A. would m rtify him into filc'ce.
This was the ohjetf. To expofe him to the view
of ihe public was no part of the d-fign ; hut to
fhew him to himtclf, rhat by feeing the d formi
ty of the piClure, he might c* rreCl the original.
He needed not to pub ifh his claim to an ex
clufive application of the fatire, fi ce two other
peTons, I nm told, applied it to th.mf.lves.
The pofl'n i'iry of his taking fuch a (fep wav ne
v-r contemplated. P licy and prud nee both
i “uj * cori. lou.nris ot delervt ig
cenfme, it was not doubted, would catife him
to receive the bitter cup in filenee. But 'he
medicine Tuned not the conftitucina. Mr. /Vs
ch igrin fwail wed up his reaion ; and in the
2d bo< k ot Ctiioi'.i.les are recorded the ravt gj
of his frenzy. fn that ill lUnM effuh a
a man, in a f.cred office, to wh >m, Mr. A.
owes, in no Tin ill dein-ee, h’s cda' l fhmcnt in
B unfwick j whof. bolom cher fheJ the tee
ot ardent fncndilsip for him, when others won
dered at hi* partiality ; a man, who, in a uor j,
had tTpoufed his caufc, even at the l -zird of
incur ling the dilpleai'urc « f lo ■ e . f his belt pa
rilhioners, when Ac tho’t h s cauf* was juft-** ids
rnan, th 5 riend, is 'brown on die worjjjh eye
a v-haiader - Yes, the w.nld has keH
Another peifo» is exhibited as cr< u ho
Ladies, to you l commit this p .rt t the p.rtuY i
i d rtate n »t your ie.ei.tme ts White tail
ih'oniy agent in his p-eunJed p ovoc riel
lcaoes almo 1 u. tou. h d I—The fnm of ill
whole iiufi tf is this: Mr. A. pro1 ok-d ant*
wontonly invited rhe f tige. He r«-eivcd it.
: his, fa f»on» amc-.i g, ipurn.d hi n onto
g c t e: bafenefs, and this baknels he <1, res to*
;u'lfy by th pretence of agg*dibn. Hit wad
h- ' g.elTbn 5 and all ttsconfecpie ,ce', how. v
er ftTeie. a e .h rgeabie on himfelf. A e they
not ?—One word i would add. Mr. A. his
mod ibo kingly dift ,it:d farts in his account of
* c P1-*’ ter ar Po tland. I rtf.r the r ade' to
hat a.cru <t Tue farts teally ire thef—The
1.1 t* 0- oi Cnroniclcs was in ’^e .1 feat to di t
p inter. It long run ined u..u Jticed A letter
' f r u y was tran mit.cd. i'he printer cn try
'**t^£jli')n has refufcJ t 'find it me !—But it was
tr m nVm Ktier. I could give the fubtlance
ub y,:ffle‘e^r U c ntane.l are*
?>. b ' a rtUI”^^e piece. It warreturn
nnn^c **.Te an7 tc apology fur its
non u.frrti n The printer tho*t ;j ti ; \ cr„
rone ufly) that it w^perjma/s a .U fuU.!{.
liS\ J?f,5*aa f°2«tg‘:d ' iu.lbf to ihc p-ihl c m* t j
pn. h!h, By ptrjorral l mca i fuch o di fi r.,atbri
as ibo ilJ make the spplica 'dn eafy to reade s.
In this vie / 1 think th piece a knits not the
epithet. On revie ing the whole feiies of farts
andev nts con erted with ibis tc lious
rhe wiiur ca t fa. thus mu h- Far himfelf he
has Lit hut little, ei her i om the emotio, s of
r. fitment or velation. Indignation at :he
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