Jenks's Portland gazette — Portland [Me.], 1802-03-01 00:00:00, page 3

I a France accounts of which fil
lers f rr ieveral days fucceflive
jg Plenipotentiary from the Uni
rived, half a dozen types only
i fay, “ Mr. Livmgfton, was y.f
:d to the Premier Conful !** In
fon w is in d wger of being fhoc
ho looked like a NMeman ; (fill
,m was faid to be the order of the
[, a Britifii Lord is aimed v* >r*
fame country !
firidurcs oil the Keunebrc AJJuji, pub. |
fitR P*gc, arc copied fiom the Ceniarl i
Tiportancc ; inafmuch at they develope
fr&ic motives which govern certain am- \
mercenary, and revengtfu! characters, lately
• bv nuan* which have caft a lifting
putiup0""’ 7
1 ww(h on our oational chara'ftcr.]
I Pi*1**
I men are fo fond of adulation as your
fch-j Republicans—With all their boafted
fimplicity, they hunger and thirl! alter
f lafc trith a moft voracious appetite — ■
ie they are attempt'ng to <>b zmpower, they |
vilify the admmitlration, and cen u e !
aSi’y fpecies of adulatory addrefs—They fay j
i„cenfe of that lort, is fit only tor the nerves j
B^narch. Such was in faff the language of i
k jefferfon and his parry, while ail rt merica j
* po*t*g f*r(h expreflSons of gratitude and ■
^fijerce to Mr. Adams.
jj0# too much praile cannot be bellowed by !
or received by the fever tign. There j
Cjjoqc f° humble, whofc praTes are rot re. j
Lpjd with thankfulnefs, and repaid by the
j condefeending and tu'fome compliments,
rju hiftorf of many of th^le addrelfes will
ecorae che fubje<5> of infinite ridicule—W ien
llull appear, that ®en have been deputed
^ihe feat of government to urg: the people
jnuke a voluntary addrefs, and elpectally if it
paid wrn cut that many of the addrelfes are
ftaally manufactured at Wafhingtcn, and then
facjji.Ued for fignature, the eff-dl will be tine,
f jitaftrophe incomparable.
Ybe *4drels from the * Republic ms of Ken
will hold a high rank among the humour.
jfcttfUccea which will be prel.rved. — Thefe
Balers pretend to fpeak for the “ conftuut on
IRepublicans’* of Kennebec county — Out
did they derive their authority ?
TRere are nearly thirty towns in that county
^nply were reprefeuied at the convention
«f»ddrtffcrs.—How did thefe ten towns exprefs
•h:-ropinions ? Were they legally, or i legally
a&mblcd ? No—Such indiviuals a^ were known
mbe friendly to the pr< j:df, were alone con
y«N ptivately,—Did they when thus met vo t1
tkaddref* ? N>>—They ch fe tea delegates who
u3,and prepared the addrefs and chofe a m
atiee to fign and forward it. The a Jdiefs
iRen of thefe Ten Republicans, is received and
!<kv>»iatted the iddreutrom the Conflitutional j
ifjablicans of the county o» Js.enncbwC. By
tijea of this f>rt. Mr Jeffe lion’s frie.td* may
eb wexpreffionsof conadence f om every town
rctiicUnion—It remind* us of one of iheFrench
Conftuiions which was laid to be unanimoujly,
icceptcd when it was well known, that drawn
itrei were the arguments vrhuh h id a ra ft
iipcfiog effefl, upon the opposition. — But let j
itslo’k a little at the addrefs itfelf. It comes
torn »he *• Corflitniional” Republicans—1'his
wefappoies that thera arc Republicans of ano her !
»rt.—The Federahfts then I luppofe mult be
flwaflkmonal" Republicans. In other words,
pefe addreilers who are in the habit of making
M? thing and nothing of the Cor.ftituiion, are of I
fopinion, that it is unconftitutional for Federalifls j
to be Republicans.—The addreilers fpeak of j
i*,his coadjutors and conftitutional adviler*’*
'Ir Jeffcrfjn echoes the expreflion—Now
^titCatfuiuumal addreilers mull be wholly ig
le'aiit of the Conflitution if they foppofe Mr.
Med'»o has any conflitutional adviiers—He
jjuroadvifers afligned him by the Conftitu.
hn. and if the addrefTrs alluded to the Heads
* Departments, the Conflitution is wholly fileiit
* to the exigence or duties of fuch officers.—
^*7 are mere creatures of an a<5t of Congref*,
^pendent on the Prelident’s will.
Bui the impudence of attributing the goodnef*
*fMr, Jefferfbn’i adminiftration to his con- j
Jju'mal advijers” is the more intolerable, as
t*Jacobin paper* have but juft ceafeJ to abule
i^fbiftgton and Adana* for confulting with the
ob departments. They called the ufage
conferring with the officers, a bife imitation
faritifh government.
Hey denied the right of the Pxefident to
*(»wdt wi h hit minifters, that it was diminifh
J S ' Simn refponlibdity and was defeating tire
, *1 c^? Conflitution. Of this l cau pro.
£ • rre utibie evidence. Now thefe fycophant
have the effrontery to tljank Mr.
r*cr m for fele<ftme fuch advifers, and they
^niwith the lalle appellation cf anjli
L'U 1 'e,e •* another fail cn this head, which
aJdrcls ft.11 more ridiculous.—They
With great approbation and modelly of the
R7 meRl t!;e Heads of Departments.—
t ,e I c t zeus ! Animated wih the pur
^ '0 iim 1 y iV0 rmt , f //_,ree fignes to this
\.t y i c related i.t the Secretary at War.—
Ey ' 7 IIi;lrr* d lbt General** daughter ;
IP lr* Wingate’s fou marri d another dwyjh
I It ' v ,x di-o? .-\rcth.< • ; » he i. fenlible
w4 vjc« eiat’i merits, hi. profound htrelure,
F ’ ftv; , hi* able exo; fition ofJ
' 1 h; l n*teJ Sflftes, in hi* cl a. 1
r port to Congref* ? I
Freight not th.tr gra itu Je toe pro'! I
F*"® 1 Wd;d» Mr. Jc.LrJonwho has not!
In 'v‘v,?'H'fi! tji- Genet-»i, but t< rhisftm-l
c hieuetai K.eiycs a Diary of 3500 do! j
lars and he has employed a fon in law at
1700 do lars per annum and a fun of eigh.
teen years at 8co dollars in the whole 6©fc&
dollars per annum This ftfm, equal to the
falaries of far of the Judges cf our Supreme
Court colleaiv.ly, is firely, worth all the adul
ation wh.i h the “ conftitutional citizens of
Kenn'.bec, other wife called Gen. Dearborn’s
family” could bed >w.
But the addreffers have unfortunately intro,
dured a mod lever? iarcafm upon Mr. Jeffer
fon, when they call the Conftitution the palla
dium of our liberties, and praife “ its checks
and balances.” S.rrh a fentiment, conveyed to
the illujlri'.ui car efbondent of Mons. Mazzei,
“ author of >he Refearches into the natural and
philof >pbical hidory ot the United States,” is
the mod woundi g and mortifying blunder
which couid have been commuted. Did not
the poor aJdr llers know, that Mr. Jefferfon
in his letter to Ivs Iriend had pronounced the
Condi u’ion of the U nited States to be “ a
humb?e imitation of the Br itifh Government in
its riloft corrupted parts f* that is ini iz checks and
balances? And was no: this addrefs peculiarly
Hi timed when Mr* Jeffe-ian was reaommending
the de'.tru&ion of tae m >ft important check and
balance, the independence of the Judiciary ?
How unfortunate it was that the citizens ad
dielfecs did not fend on to Mr. JefFerf m’» conlti
tutional advijers, to prepare an addrefs Anted to
the views of the caYmei ! ! !
That Mr. JcfFe fjn was extremely chagrined
at this part ef ;he addrefs is apparent, becaufe
although he echoes ve'bitim every other fenti
ment in the addrefs. he preferves dumb folemni
ty upon the l'ubject of the checks and balances.
To congratulate Mr JefFerfon upon the checks
and balances of the Corulitution is as malappro. 1
pos. as it would be to deprecate rebellion to
Mi .Gallatin—to pr tife ti uth to the “ Farmer
or to fpeak of enrage tb “ our General.’’
It was in truth almoll as wretched a blunder
as th :t of Parf >n LeUnd* when he alTured Mr.
JcfFerfoa th the cheefe was made wholly by
freemens u aided by '*Jl ’vrsA*
Monday, March i, 1802.
•*< •<• ♦■.y.jrrrj - >• >- •«
The late uncommon fall of fnovr has prevented the
atrival of the two lad mails from the Southward, aad
two torn the eadward. No other apology u prefumed
ne-tflary tor our want of News this d»y.
We icarn from Hal oweII, hat the Hon. Mr. Djm.
mer, has been po itcly excnlcd irom the duties of l\>d
mader at that piacc to make room for (hr moded Mr,
WXNCATI, one of “ Dearborn't farm i.'
Errata —la the laft Gazette, 3d paragraph, 1 (1 col.
jft page, I7(h inc, for in're agues rea inlriautrs. — In Iaft
page, « ft col. dele iaft tin bit' oue
1-5* In a part of rh * "Jay *s impreffi '□ the date at the
head of the Gazette U Feb 39, itiitci] of March 1.
IDjrB.
In this town. Mr Robert Rak^r, aged 34 years,
A; Falmouth, Mr -Robert* aged 17.
At Hebron, onthezzd inft. Mr. Bizaliil Mr
kick, aged 63, Shipwright.
At Watertown, Mrs. Abigail WTmgtou, aged 6 }.
At Bofton, Mr Joieph Callender, iu the 66th year
of his age—Mr. Thomas Coverly jun aged 39.—Mrs,
Hannah French, aged *3, w.fc of Mr. John French —
Mr. Richard Green, aged 71.
At Dorcheftcr, Capt. John BUke; aged 74. «
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JnrUjeT portlsr.b Spavinz Lt£L
PORT OF PORI LAND.
No arrivals at this port fince the Jaft Gazette.
A letter from a ccrrefpondent at E.iftport.l dated
j Feb. 5, mentions that four or five vclTels h.t ! recently
gone afhorc on the coaft near that p'ace, and gone to
peices. Name* unknown
Arrived at Boflon Feb it, fchr. Olive, Baker. Pert
Royal, a8 days. Left there, C*pts. Tate, for Port
land, ;n to days ; Cole, for Marblehead, in 6 ; Blunt
for Newburyport.— Markets bad.
Telecraphe New*.—Feb. 21. The Morning Star’
from Philadelphia, for Salem ; a veffcl for Marble
head ; another for Newburyport; and auother for j
Peppcreiborouvh , on*, of which is from Europe,r-ar
rived 'hi day at the Vineyard
WHEATON’S new difeovered PATENT
Itch Ointment :
A SAFE, convenient and efficacious remedy for
that moft uifisgeeablc a d tormenting diforder
called the I TCH h a* been alwav* greatly needed ; but
no one, it it preiumed, has before been difeovered,
which will elTeift the cure, w thout having in it either
I Brimftone or Mercury, both, of which are difagrceaWc
and dangei ous. The brimftone is generally app ied
with a mixture of hog’s lard or fat, and worn for fev
eral days, or dried in by the fire, either of which cx
pofet the patient t« the moft imminent danger oftak.
ing cold, by opening the pores of the body, and at
the fame time impregnating the blood with a poifonous
quality, and weakening and .debilitating the whole con
ftitution. The ufe of mercurial ointaicat is extremely
dangerous and often fatal to the health.
Bat from the cffctfl* of long experience and much
inquiry, I am happy at length to have in my power
to lurnifh the public with a medicine which wid as
certainly cuie «hc Itch as it is applied ; which is cafy
and lafe for any age habit or conftitujion, and attend
ed with no difagrceable confcqucncet of any kind, eith
ei at 'he time of ufing it, or at any time after, as can
hr proved by near a tbouf.md peop'e of different age*,
con ft tutions and ftates of health, who have ufed this
oini.ncnt and been cured by it. J. Wueaton.
(rT The above Medicine it juft received for Cede,
at the Uodhrc of JENA'S :J CLARK.
Or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
I^HAf purfuant to an order in writing to rne, by i
the Judge of the Diftnel Court of Maine, the I
DISTRICT LOUR T, wdiich was to have been held at |
Pitvntikrougb on the Firji Tuefday of March next, ii |
noav adjourned to the Second Tuesday of the fame
month of March—then to be held at laid Pownalbo- |
rough ; of which al! perfons interfiled are to take no- 1
tice, and govern thcmfelvei accordingly.
ISAAC PARKER, Nhrfcal tf Maine.
Portland, 2 ftb Feb 18oi.
~thTcommittee,;
APTOljn ED ?o receive the claims of the fufferer*
in Portland and its vicinity, bv Prttt h Spoliation,
hereby give notice, that they Thai! c'lofe their bufiucfs
on Saturday next, and tranfmit their flatement to the
Committee at Bofton. by the Mlil that will go the
Monday moruing following—Therefore all thole who
have no' yet handed in their claims, a:c requeued to
exhibit them, agreeably to our former advertifement,
on or before Friday next.
DANIEL TUCKER,
HUGH M’LELLAN,
THOMAS WEBSTER.
Portland, March T, t 8d.
JUST RECE1VED7AND FOR SALE BY
John Jenks,
Irir flare No, 6, Jones* Row, Fijbflrtct,
An aifortment of India Cottons,
contifting of PLAIN BLUE,
STRIPED,
CHECK’D, and
WHITE,
of various qualities ; fome of which are very fitre.—
Alfo INDIA CHINTZES, B ANDANNA, and Check
ed COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS.-Likcwife, on ]
luud, a large and general aflbrtment of
ENGLISH GOODS,
as ufual ;—all ol which he will fell on the moll reafon
ahle terms for a«b. March i.
Fifty Dollars Reward.
STOLEN from the fubferiber, on th« 16ch Sept, laft,
a hr ght bay MARE. The thief is a large m in ,
dark complexion, wi.h (hort black liiir, by the name
of MOSES BAR rLETT.—Whoever will take up faid
thief, and give information t» the fubl’er bers, lliail
receive the above reward.—Said thiet went from this
town on the night of the 7th in ft.
Wor-wich, Ferment, JACOB HOW,
Ftl 8. 1802. GERSHOM BARTLETT.
N u Printers in the U- S. who have the good of
Society at heart, will p cafe to infert the above, that
a noted villain may be brought to jufticc March f.
AT A COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS OF ThI i
1 PEACE, BEGUN AND HOI-DFN AT MACH I AS, !
WITHIN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHING- I
I TON, ON THF THIRD TUESDAY IN AUGUST LAST, !
AND CONTINUE* BY ADJOURNMENT TO THEj
THIRD TUESDAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. l8oi.
I'•HE petition of DANIEL P. UPTON, and others,
humbly (hew, that a new High Way or common
Road is very much wanted, leading from Eaflport thro’
townfhips Number Nine and Number Twelve to Mi
chi «s—that faid high way would be of vc>y gieat public
utility, and would greaily accommodate the citizens of
faid county.
Wc therefore p^ay your honors to grant an order of
notice to the proprietors of faid townfhips in manner
prescribed by Law, to (hew caufe, if any they have,
why a Committee fhould not be appointed to open
and make faid road—And your petitioners as in duty
bound «ill ever pray.
Daniel P. Upton, Stephen C Johnfon,
John Burgin. Jnfiah Harris,
Lewis F. Delefderniir, Marfhall Tbaxter,
Abij^h Crane William Chaloner,
Oliver Shcad, Jacob Pcnniman,
Jonathan Leavitt, Simeon Fofter,
Samuel Ellis, Ebenezer Inglec.
===== 1
ON the petition of micl P. Upton and thirteen t
others—Ordered, that the petitioners cauic the fob
(lance of their petition and this order thereon, to be
publi flied m the Xetc-England Palladium, printed by
Young & Minns, and Jcnks’ Portland Gazette, three
weeks fucceflively. the laft publication to be thirty
days at lead before the fitting of faid Court of General
SdHons of the Peace, whifhw.ll be holdcn at Machias
the fccond Tusfday of May next, as bv adj’in nrnent
from the third Tucfday in OvlF'ibcr, a. d 1801—Fo
the end any perfon or perfons interefted therein nsay
then and there appear and (hew esufe, if any they
have, why the prayer of faid petition fhould not be
granted. Attcft.' RALPH 11. BOWLES, Cluk,
A true copy of Record—Attcft,
RALPH H. BOWLES, Clerk
; "I "HE cop rtnerihip ot SMITH & LITTLE, by
JL mutual agreement is this day diflolved ;—
All perfons who are indebted, or who have de
mands on faid 6rm. are requefted to call on Thom
as Smith, at their late place of bufmefs, for fet
tlemcnt. THOMAS SMITH,
TIMOTHY LITTLE.
tVindhartt, Feb 22, 1802.
STRAYED.
FROM the fubfcriber, in December Uft, a dark red
Marc COLT, two years old, black main and tail,
fmall white fpot on the forehead, fome white on one
of her hind feet, round the foot-lock.—If any perfon
has taken up faid Colt, or will give information fo that
the owner may get her aga n, (hall be rewarded for their
trouble. SAMUEL MASON.
North - Yarmouth, Feb. 8.
r i ’’HE Suulcrioer bereoy gives notice to all con
JL cerned, that having been duly appointed Ex
ecutor of the lilt will and teftament of SETH
STAPLES of Turner^ in the county of Cumber
land, Yeoman, deceafed ; has taken upon htmfelf
that trull and given bond as the law directs; he
therefore requefts all perfons who are indebted to
laid dcceafed’i1 eftate,to make immediate payment;
and thofe who have any d-mands thtr^on to exhi
birthe fame to JOSIAH STAPLES. Executor.
N. B. He will a’tend to the fettiing accounts
the firft and third Tucfdaya of the three following
months, at the houfe of the deceafed.
(3m) _ T,‘ rner, ‘January 45, l8o».
HE Eftate of EBENEZER-GOVE, late of
EJifecomhe, in the county of Lincoln, Mariner,
deceafed, being represented infolvent, and the fub
feribers appointed Commiffioners to receive and
examine all claims of the levtral Creditors to laid
Eftatt—hereby give notice, that they lhall attend
for that purpoie at the late Dwelling-houfe of the
aforefaiJ Ebencxer Gove, ir faid Edgecombe, on
the firft Tuefday of the fix following months, from
two to fix o’clock in the afternoon.
MOSES DAVIS, lr ...
WILLIAM PATTERSON, ] ^mmW™er*
Edgecombe, Jan. 19, r8oa.
onToTtwo thousand
Empty Irottles,
Are xvanted—for which cafli xvill be gix’en.
Inquire at the Store of
l./JIV. M’Lxliax, FiJh-Jlreet,
_Sales at Auction.
TO BE SOLO AT AUCTION,
Or Monday, \Ji day of March next,
j\ BL \ ^ KSM1 l' i S SHOP, in the town of Bridg*
i-A. ton G mated on the weft G Je of the brook np^o.
fite Mr. Jnfcph Scar s new fawmili—together with the
privileges thereto belongoig—For further particulars
inquire of WILLIAM ROtttRS BriJgtm, F*L i7%
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY the 16th day of March»
next, tit to o'clock, A. M. on tbe Premifes.
THAT VALUABLE ESTATE, belonging to
the (ubfcrimT, at Broad Cove, North Tar-,
month, in lorn of different defetiptions, in order tb
fait thole who miy want fra-d Farms or fu.h as
c.vry ou iroie, navigation, aitr! fithery, ho may
w'ib to have forte Land, and that near the fait
water.
The firft lot will be the Dwelling Houfe, Orch
ard, Garden, land Out Uuufes, with twenty acres
ot Land, including a Budding Yard, near the towu
landing * where a wharf will be hurt* the epfuing
fummer, the timber being already brought to the
fpot.
For further particular*, inquire of the owner
onthepretnifes—or of Mi. EDW ARD OXNARD,
Auctioneer at Portlmnd ; at each ot which places
a plan may be teen, and the terms of payment
known, which wilt be liberal
**• WILLIAM MARTIN.
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for fa’e by jiiMiS &l CLARK, p:r -j.-* 01 nng-e.