Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-09-10 00:00:00, page 3

,' f . rd !*ty &mar 1 t* ir vrigts
;> u fused ; some cl them vcn
in.e ;<* u-i..oik *« ate, they aitsuipt atuf ;
»fi IiaC hiC ' 1! *it cn.mn.i,. 1.1,1,;
threatened with an itrno mi neons death 1
__Much have we suffered Item instil*
jgwl robbery ; but when wc see the
lives and property of our citizens (lai
ty fading a sacrifice to the cruelty and
t pacitv of every piratical ruffian, We
think ibtbearan.ee is despicable. It is
to be hoped, that the armed vessels'
now in commission, will be directed j
to exterminate the swamps of pi arm,ns
that prey upon our commerce, ui.d in
some measures, wipe .away the stun1
our 44 iurbearence” has entailed on
us.
an■».■<> i hb iPWOTW0mm** i—v
Sgortiattfe,
Monday, September 10, 1810.
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The Latest Foreign InteiHgencc
Which ha* been received, will lie found
under the foreign head, in this day’s paper.
Indisposition and accidents in the office hav*
disenabled us from prosecuting our Editorial
labot#.—Wc hope to make amends hereafter
JVcz^Hampshire ELcation.
We ham »een rci urns from 132 towns,
7a which the net federal gain is 1297 ; and
a plurality in favor of the federal ticket off
’ ?**■ . . I
Ir must he a source of infinite satisfaction \
fi* every heart governed by good motives, ’
to behold the progress of Washington pi in- j
riplei in Newhampshire. Tnje it may
have damped the hopes of deniag iguea ; it I
may have levelled the expectations of men '
who prey on our best rights, and glitter in
a sparkling n&me ; but to eveiy sincere
friend of hist country, tocrefy honest Amer
icau, it will be a subject of devout tliauk-i
£IVlii^.—Tutumout/t Intelligencer.
HIIODE ISLAND ELECTION.
E R. Potter and Richard Jack Son, Jnn.
Esquires, h've been re-elected r« present a
lives of Rh »de island, in Congress, by :t
Majority of about 250. N. Hazard, tnd N
Bmwn, were t|»e Democratic candidates.
The town of Providence gave a Federal Ma
jority of 364. We are happy to learn that i
ihe House of Representatives is Federal, j
The Town Meetings throughout the Stale
were unusually full, anti the Federalists did !
their duly.—Muss Sf>/.
I,ate letters from Jamaica, inform, that*
J?ni Old Stave*, are prohibited, except in !
Jbriiisit vessel*. I» was during our Enr*bar- ;
K°. that a kind of wooii, in which that El
and abound*, was first meil for Sugar Casks,
and it is now so generally used, and an
swers the purpose so vvell, that this partial
prohibit! m has b«.>eu atluptetl. As \et, our
White-Oat Staves, lor Rum Puncheon*, ate
necessar), ami for which no substitute ha*
been uncovered.
The amount of An.erican property seized
by Bonaparte, h g.eat proportion of which
is already coufi.caied, is stated to amount
to FORTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS !
A v**rv pretty sum, truly, for our suzmissiou
‘t'trt to account for to an tnju ed, insulted
aitii degraded pe y ie
Democracy nrf mad.
We somewhere have heard of a man
who had but one story* to tell, and that
was about a snuffbox* Whether he
were told of a birth or death, of things
gay or grave ; whatever incident was
related to him, he replied, *k i his puts
me in mind of a very good story about
rt snuffbox:*’—If *e were a maniac,
t'u re are thousands in our country as
much so, and in the same way.
Tell them of Au/udcon’* seizing at
one swoop, American properly to me
amount almost of one hail* our national
debt; of Ills seizing it without any
warning, nay. after it hod o$yn invited
to the ports ot his attic*, and alter reg
ular entry—they instantly fail a railing
at England. I t'll them Of the French
Kambuilet decree, which dooms to
Seizure and sale all American vessels
(despatch vessels excepted), “ that,
reckoning from the last of M ly, 1 RO‘J,
may have already entered, or that shall
subsequently enter the ports of France,
her colonies, or the territories occupi
«dbythtr French arms”—tell them ol
this, they wax Warm arid express rage
-—not at *\%anee—not at Aafiolevnr—but
at England.—They go hack to the rev
o.utionary war, and ra-e about prison
ships 2c starvation, and the bones at the
VValiabout. The murder of Pierce t* ;
the attack on the Chesapeake, kindle;
their ire anew —. 1 lu*v invoke the ‘■pit it \
ol*76, to animate the country to ven
geance on England.
We are not advocates for England,:
nor disposed to justify or palliate any
of Ur evU doig*. i bis much, howev-j
er, justice compels us toSv»y: Eng
land has been, lor the nio«t part, for
several years past considerably qmct
toward Ameiica ; except as to her or
ders in council, which Mr. Armstrong
terms theoretical rather than practical.
She might easily, at any time, e>wetp
the American commerce in every saw
She lias not done it. She rmgtu have
seized, as Frauce actually has danet all (
o»!r vessels tn her ports and hailwrs, lx
h those ot i er colonies \ and coinista*,j
ted t’icir Cargoes and itapiisonoti tour j
CTi Wi. &VV ha* done it j such thing.— ]
Our vessels Were permitted to remain j
Secure \ to depart in peace. Snc
ftaghtj in ; *e npnntT of Napoleon, have
. * i
1' n»?r raison remaining neutral, Si
n*i -a tun 1 It \tttn her vengeanc^fl ut»*'
i-ss i: cmaenied actually to tike parts
wim her m itu; * r :—She lias clone j
i o si cl) tiling-She never asked the f
U. Stales to join her against trance,!
nor so much as hinted a wish of the j
kind » ct every new aggression from !
.Yapwit on, provokes a renewal of die*
nuihewas ugiunst Ln gland. 1 hey
would make 1‘ i jnu a kind of scape-J
:*** a. to v.vr, besides her own iniqui
iest ti.o>e < ! /'n: c , Iso—A i.<»i • i.
blc load, both together ; — Cjh, Cut.
i nr C: iv ,*’ . S': anal t! c’lon i in sev
*rai id the btuics are pouching, and
t is somewhat amusing to witness the !
stritli between ihe sections of uemocra- !
y. Submission and No Submission ■
•teo-Embargo am! Aiiti-Ln»barg<»
men-Duaneitcs, and CLdlunnites,
and Snuthttes* and Hivkeft, and Jcbu- j
sites, are nil in the field, and all con- I
ten ling tor the freedom, independence j
and honor of this poor country. In
*
Baltimore,* Mr. M’Kim, and Captain J
M ure, are opposed by Commodore I
Barney, and Mr. Lillie. It would be i
something laughable, it Little should
beat Moore, li will at least, be like St- (
dietary Dearborn! mode of reporting, ■
i! not of fighting) viz. “ More or Less.*1
In Ncwhampshire, too, Duane has
a paity, who are endeavoring to put up
a set of Terrapins to protect me fu
ture interests, and insure the prosperi
ty of that thriving state.
1 low far is it intended the peopl^ shall
go in tliis business, is a question ol
some importance ; particularly in Mas
sarkusttls lait a part of the scheme
to lin n out den. Vacuum, Mr. Bacon,
Mr. Seaver, &c. ? for ttulyr we take
them a IHo belong to tjie proscribed ones.
fhii will prove a hard task for the Co
lonel, vv'h alt his influence, to accom
plish But, in case ot complete suc
cess—that ii, should lie succeed in
persuading the people to Lave out of
Congress ail the democratic members
who voted to abandon the “ restrictive
siisltn and to introduce an entire new
set, what course ot policy is it intend
ed they shall pursue i Who !s to be
the Leader ?
(jur ■ >—\\ ou.d ;t not he well for toe
native Americans in'the United States,
to follow” the example of the Indians,
and retreat to the westward, and leave
the settled parts of the country to the
more enlightened myrnidonsof Ireland,
who understand our aft airs to much
better than we do ?—Conn. Mirror.
50R THE GAZETTE.
• CIJR0A7C2.es.
C.IAPTKH 2.
Joy as the Schibe having ended Ids
Chronicle at the end of the first chap
ter, it hath seemed good unto Bild vd
the Bari site, to add another chapter,
also. And verily, it ail the iniquities
ol this day were p it dow n in Chronicles,
there would be no end to their number
or t.'iiir contents—and there be found
much lack of Scribes to rtcoid them.
2. Now m the land of Nod, or (as it
is in the- vernacular tongue) Oxford,
there was much need of a Sheriff, for
the office thereof was vacant. And
CnJUSioriiKH &. his Counsellors look
ed around, to see who might he found
to till it—for they sod, surely it is an
iiripoitant place, and a man of integri
ty should oe appointed thereunto.
3 And they cast their eyes on IIan
yip.a t., oi /1 au-rjord, a pale-faced, siok
iv-coniplexioned man, but ol a stout
heart, and of a noble and generous
tempet of mind. Not that liantiihal
of CuAhage, concerning wl*>m so
much is recorded by profane vvtiters «f
oidc: times—tho* hue him, in his tail?
days, he gi tsped the horns of bis coun
t y’s altar f< swore eternal fidelity. Nor
dkl he forswear himself, but hitherto
hath performed hiito her his vow.
4. Now, therefore, said the CioVern-1
or, let us appoint HAnkIpaL unto this
place; for, of a truth, wc hkar good
tidings of him from all the men of the
East—and moreover, we oUrselveS have
seen many of ins good deeds, tor mure
than once hat!) he come to lcprescnt
his fellow-townsmen in the Grtat *Va«
hcdrim at 15ostun.
5. And they appointed him accord
ingly—and so, this was among the last
acts of Chius rorii eh ; lor the time ot
his government has t x pi red—and there
arose a Governor, who, it "’as said,
knew not Hannibal, neither would he
•appreciate his good dociis.
i3. So therefore his enemies gather
ed themselves together, to plot mis
chief against Hanmiiw., and to make
rtcpicst unto the Governor, that lie
should he removed from his place —
l or the knowing ones among them said,
peradventure many of us shall be hang
ed in the course of the year—and we
wot not, how it may seem unto you, |
bret hren, but for out selves, we are |
assured, we could in no manner away j
v itii it, to be hanged by an honest man.
f. And they subscribed .» paper, till
ed .v#ih ta's- representations, praying !
that Hakmbal might be removed, ^
one William, a 11 be appoin-j
i
* 1 •' * ki rf ' " s i i il* f M • ;* M"* * ? » t t * r
kid »U lU 1 Sl.uvl* -.'On i * I; > % * * L1.1 A >•
was doubly ehriststncd and Clack was
tddcd to the number of his iwue s —
Yet with all hi* chrisuuing, he w as not
one Whit the winter.
3. lie had risen Irom the dung-hill
in a w hi 11-wind of democracy, .#i»U
seethed resolvtd on not stopping till be
had matched the full height of tifiy c u
bits from his original. “ Now such an
one/* say they, u is wot thy 16 be chief
hangman in N • ’’
9. And they .'■^tributed and appoin
ted one Alv.w, (a discarded Deputy
% former limes, Who withheld the mo
ney from Ills employers-^-who was
gin-id runner to the Senator I.kvi—.
ubd who loved tobacco, and women and
rum) that lie should travel through the
land and collect Humes—and they said,
it mattered) not, whether thev be men,
■women o: children, <o that tneir num
ber bt increased and their sound be not
iemiuine.
JO. But the honest and sober sort of
his brethren it iuseci to subscribe their
names and said, of a truth, we tv ill
have no concern in this matter* But
lo 1 there was found one Star on the
lurcher side of the liver jJndroscoggin,
who said, most assuredly this uneusi- '
# •
ness ariseth not wholly on our part, 1
but the political brothers of Hannibal
are ungry at his promotion.
11. t-Now this Sr Aii was a planet of.
the least possible magnitude, who shone !
not by his own light, but altogether by
reflection—and hence some of our As
trologers have deemed him on’y a snt
clite to some distant opaque body—and
otheis have £up|>ohed he never would
hitt been visible to mortal eyes, unless
| the sons of nieg, in the multitude of
their inventions, had devised certain
I popular glasses to assist their sight.)
12 So this Star sparkled, and said,
lo, 1 have seen a letter from Judah the
1 the Judge, in the land of Pequawket^
addressed unto Klbhuge and his!
Council, saying, 1 pray you, remove '
Hannibal from his place; for, tho* j
he is rny political brother, lit dtserv- !
eth not this promotion, and 1 prav you
! have William the Ihbrotute appoint
ed in his stead.
11. Now nothing could have been
^Ik^refalse than this saying—for Judah, :
1 tho a pi inside, good Matured man, who
i dtii^iitelh not in brawling, yet. would
have scorned to have lent his name to J
, bang about this ii>iq.iity—neither en- ]
vied he Hwnibal, but was pitased |
with his promo;ion.
i 4. By these means were collected a
i mighty group of ignoble names—But
1 so many of the moreVre putable sort of
| their brethren withheld their signa
j lures, that it is not fenowvn unto Btldady
whether it was thought worthy to be
t sent t»> JUbrtdge—or whether it was
I committed to ihe Suites. to «avc the'
signers from infamy.
15. Howl-eit tlunmbal remained qui
etly in his place, executing judgment
in merry—Whether by tJie good will of
Eibriagc towards him (which the
Scribe charitably hopetli for the Gover
nor’s sake) or whether in the multitude
ot applicants, no one coukl be appointed
without grievous offence to the other,
is alike unknown to Bnn.iv—neither
doth life care, for lie sailh, into their
secrets enter thou not.
A CAKD.
Arrived at this port last e-entng, the
sclir. Traveller, Paul E. Merrill, master,
f» *m Savannah, via. Salem, where she har
oor* d in great distress, hrving lost one
mail and tlie remainder of the crew sick
below, two of whom have died at the hos
pital at Salem, and two remain there sick
The Owners and Master return their un
feigned thanks to the Board of Health and
ill. other citizens of Salem, tor their prompt
.nd tnendlv assistance on the tessei’s am
vat and while in that harbor.
Puritan J, Sept. 8, 1310.
• 'JBan-ea,
In F.xetcr. (N- H.) Mr. Allen Buton, of
Northyarmouih, io Mis* Mar) 3wasey, of
the former place.
Iti lie broth M . Isaac Cummingi, to Miss
Betsey Shaw, of Paris.
In this town, by the Rev. Mr. Payson,
C« >t. Oliver Everett, to Mrs. Mary
JjAKTOLL.
la ti.is town, Mr* Samuel LcGvor, to
M.s.- .vlrn.ro. Lami.
In Xirthyurmouth, 01 the d!st u!t. Bar- ;
re»t Putter, youngest son of Ue.ic Asa
Chase, agctHour years and seven iivmuia/
Nmr di attis occtti rt d in this town during
the mouth of August last—of whom i'our
were adults, tour chiidien, and one black.
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itTERARY ARTICLE.
Nifiory of This work, by the fen
ior Mr. Thomas, of Worcelter, MalTachuferts,
is now complete*! at the prrlY As uu oppor
tunity wa- given thole gentlemen, who wish
to be Supplied w di t belie vo'umcs to engage
• asm by iublcription ; and a* mant, particu
larly printer* anti bookleilers, in various parts
of the auutinent have exprefled a de(ire to
poir-r* copies, this is to rerjuelk thole who are
inclined to become purchaiert, to lend iu
their names to Samucl Fk»imam, Efq in
Portland, hy the iirftday of October,uext en
lumg, when a return wi.l be made to the puo
It liter of the t jrk iu Bolton, and the number
of cop.ea witich may, l y tha: time be engaged
wilt be tin mediately It warded to Pb/(latid.
Among many curious and iu.ereftuig arti
c*e« rtlativ'- ?< X*tija*ing, &£ tKeTc* vr'--we*
contain an account o£ ancient mauukri, t '
hooks, ar.d liar method of bookraakt:,gt be .
f^rre the ddcovery of printm/—of illumina
turns by the lcrihe*—of ancient and modern
engraving and paper miking—o the prac
tice of printing in China—of the ddcovery
difpolitiim of the art in Europe, wi;h a brief ,
account of ancient printer and a lift of tl *
fi ll who pradlifed t>* ait in Lurope, Ah*. i
Africa and America—ancient Colophon* u « <J i
by printers—the introduilion m'o the van
rue part* of the United Sta'e*, and the cola
mes of foreign nations in America— a bio
graphical fkctch of ail the printer* in the
Lighfh colonies front the fir ft fettlerecnr of
each colony in the period of the revolution—
memoir* ot profecunooa for libels—an account
of all the Newspapers that were puu tliud .
before the revolution ; and a lilt ot all that [
are now printed in the Uuned State*, with a j
calculation of the number circulated .annual
J v—an account of paper milts and I be quao-1
tity of paper lup poled to be manutadtured ,
yearly—new invented printing pieties, with ,
a deicription of one called the patent circular
prels, calculated to carry lix or more form*,
and ro be worked bv water, or by meant of
a iiorie, of which a fuccebtul eiptnmrlt has
lately been made from ihe mode! ot the in
ventor? in Doften. In the e volume? are io
terfperfed anecdotes of printer?, flee, aud jut a ,
ny partu u a s not before pu1-*! tilled relating
to the Hiltory of the country, and others:
which aided in bringing forwaid the revoiu-*
rion. J o which is added an account of all
the Fooklebers in the colonies, now the Uni
ted States, from the firft fettlement of the,
country to the year 1775.
The wo'k is in two volume? 8»’o contain I
ing 1060 pages, well printed on vellum paper,
and has five plates, one of wnirh is a fac fttnile
of the firft article known to be printed in Ku '
rape by the difeoverer of the Art of Printing ;
two arc fac firm Its of the printing types firft
uftd in England, anothef reprefents cylindri
cal printing preffes accompanied byadelcrip
tiou of them ; rtie fifth is an Indian Gazette
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dollars; or fir dollars feventy five cenis, hand
fomeiy bound.
As a final I edition only of this work i? pu')
lifhed, no more copies can be forwarded than
may be a&uaily engaged by the tune above
mentioned
CC7* The Sitl/cribers to the Portland
Band to he attached to the 44 Portland
Pijle companyandfuch as ivijh to join
/aid Band) are requeued to meet at
Folsom’s tavern, on IUFSDaY li
vening next, at 8 o'clock,precisely.
, , - -
IV ANTED,
A Drummer and Fifer to join the “ Port
lat^l Rifle Company*—To fuch, or any two
perfotiR wtfhsng to be inftru»5ted on the Drum
and Fife liberal encouragement will be given
—Enquire a: tins Office. Sept 10.
Nthemiah Cram,
0 **, Jtmet Row, Exchange fireet,
f J AS juft received a genera! afteriment of
iV. 1. Goods and Groceries,
which he offers for fate on reafonable terms,
for Cafli or Country Produce.—viz.
Cogniac Brandy Tamorinda
Spauilli do. Mould Sc dip‘d Can
Holiaud Gin, } firfl dies
^\menc*»do.£ quality. Windfor & bar Soap
W-* L Rum Mats, of all fiaes
N. E. do? Corn Brocma
, l- fbon, -y S;;uiilli Float,A
Malaga, & C WINES- Bengali, and V qq
Port j New Orleam 3 * *"
Hyfon, 3 Red W ood
Y. Hyfon, j TEAS, la>g Wood
Hyfon ckin, ^ fi»fl Sieve?
Soucboug & j quality. Short and flints
Bohea j Englifli, } povir
l.oaf. 12 Dutch. & t D£R;
Lump, . c Ainencan3
Havaua white j £ Spauilli Sgats, q /eft
and brown J S America do y qua ty
Coffee • Connecticut Che tie
Chocolate • Cotton wool Cards
Chocolate Shells Frying Pans
Nutmegs Shovels, per dcz. Or
Clove# (Ingle
Pimento 7 by 9 and 8 by 10
Capers Crown G:.!s
Pepper Coaife and line Sale
Ginger , Glals and Crockery
Bioom Raifins Ware
Calk do Nails, of various fizes
Currents
[ Byrae's celebrated Japan Varnifli, for Eoo's
and Shoes.
Winter ftrained Sperm Oil
Kegs Tobacco, firft quality.
A general aflorimeut of Hp’Iow Warp.
Aljo—A fmail abort mem of Hard Ware,
Cutlery, .kc. he
Portland, SepUmbtt 10. (2m)
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The Evangelical Primer,
conuinicg a Minor Docftrinal Catechifm, and
a Minor Hdtoncal Catechdm—To which is
added the WeILkniniter AlTunhly1# fhorter
Caterhilm, with lltort explanatory notes and
copious i.ripfure proofs and iliuttrations, for
the ulu of families and Ichools—By Josvpu
FMV?sow, of Brut-tv—ficouii edition, witJi
thirty engraving?
s.i/o—J lie vol, iwewtorvs works.—And
Panoplift for August, No $.
1 hey wo'ild further inform the public that
they have lately received a large addition to !
their former llock, making au eifeu:ive al i
iortment, which they oiler on the beif oi
terras, by the wholelaie or retail.
&?ftr*iber IO.
twenty DoiUirs Reward.
v^TOLEN from the liable of the fubfcriber,
ou t!>e night of the 21th ult. a largr
black griden HtjKbE, ttu years *ild, fwuch
tail, trots ail, lias no particular marks excep'
a fear on one or both of his hind fret, appear
ing to be made by fetters—A Ifo, a b;1 .die
and Halcer ; the faddle had a leather gin
tingle ferreted, pads facej with ted liilfl*
and coniiJerab y w rn 1 tie above rewart,
will be given for die Thief and Hirfe, o
fen * jiigr* tor eit ;er, ai d ail nccviTarv
changes pai d. 1 ZRA Gliiiio, I
G:..jr, 4<|V«elrr, 1C, IS it*.
the uiual price of fuch FeatlnJr*, and in «*v
quantities to luit purch.’fer*. TUes re r w
<-j»en and remly for faie iu ■he abated er »—er
Timothy F'.rtibrr'i Avtftun Off e, Lv < JT . i%
where the la e will be cou.inued from *i«* to
day, till ah i» rlofed.
Pet Hand, Skft. 3, IS 10
^VJOTICF ii hereby gven, rh^t t‘ e rev
^ ’ te-m of the Court ot Co»n?t I t.(. ;•
l^e holden as i aris within aud for .!; ? <c-un v
of Oxford, on the fourth Cuehby or . i;»
t«er uiftaut, u the regular term I m £ti.:'th,#
Liceuce* to re aileu and m;:!io tii iu r> :
u'Teral town* m laid c< uaty ; and that tr
Court will attend to (hat buli el» on the ;<vi»
ii; It day* of laid term ; wfwrn ' -j vh- rt ali
per fun* ot king apptkanou mult be ; eieni
with their rent muu».hta> ioo» <u*<j fuftiit»,
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^ at CH€ Ars> 0, y *Y»’ /i*~u, fix for** fret* ,
v lie re he earrie* on the above t- jimei* m ad
u vane a* branches
He ha» f r fire* a j^enenl . *rtm~nt r} , >V
?3 vl PASS Ivj and OU IflH. \N ii, *m re.*- - ''1
Viable ter aw —iPkeatife, SPfeC.jbACLPS of ‘s
til kind* —a't ot v ii'ch may be repaired at
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rH8 fobferiber* will cotnaienre their Fren- *■;
* ing School cn Mon&ay, the 17 h tn!t. in J
he upper room ».f the Centre School Houle, J
where toey »»N teach all the uffrful hra-che*
>f educaiiiMi, and ui'e rhetr umoit endeavour*
o make the School prwVabl# to every Scholar.
Tenm, four dollar* per comer, one in ad
*ance Candles, ink and ijU»|l| fun.tilled by
he fubfenber* NICHOLAS LOSING.’
ROYaL GURJ.iiY.
Pc*tt inij, Seft *0, *810
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Evening School
"pHE ftibfciber** Fvenin* School will he
* opened on Mo!*t at F.vcning. jevcmtttntb
'Septeii$her ntft at tilt (J d Sou h Schotii Houie,
where will i!)|ruCt thole wKb apply, it»
u.her Reading, Writirg, Arithmetic Gtam*
liar. Geography, and ule of the t*:-•»!.?
Term*, 4 dollars f>er quarter, urn »i*id «n
idvai.rt. Candle*, p *n* a ut ink f mnu ;*y tLe
ubferiber. l-.ktz. i t,
Navigation, Surveying, Bonk Keeping hy
single or Double hurry, and L.u .er Oluerv**
tions by ibat lhort, eafy and accurate me fi
eld of Dunn's Linear Tables, will be tan t,y
\\ illu‘..i Moouy.
Fatlar.d Sept 10,
TYR Cl NIC AOHI.PI. I.
'pHE members of the Tyrocinic A lelphf
*■ Society, are informed hat their annual
meeting will be holdcn at Hebron Academy,
on Wednefiday, ad of October next ; wnrre,
at 1 o'cicvk H M an Datum will be public
ly pronounced, by William Harrow A M.
—aud other exercifei by different members.
J. DAVIS, ieateUty.
Sept. 10, 1810.
N B—The exhibition of the Sehoo! will
commence at 2 o'clock. A. M The Society
are requeued to give their pundFual atend
ance—and »he cotmr.uui;y generally are iilvi
ted to attend. «
Lorilard's left Jlavoureu Snufr.
\ Freili fupp'y > f this celebrated SNUFF r‘
** is received, aud for fa’e in large of
.‘mall quantities, by JOHN COE,
at Nj, 4. Fxtbitge fteeet. Sept. 8.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN,
JVl title f-ietty
HAS juft received an additional luppfy of
frelh
Drugs, Medicines, Paint;, 1) e**
Stiff's, i;c.
-AMONG WHICH ARE —
2 ton* Wh.ie Lead,
1 do Red do
£ do Span!Ill Browr,
l do do Whiting,
17 bbU. I-infeed Oil,
ti hild* Copperas,
7 tons Logwood and Fuftic, »
1 do Redwn. d,
8<J htixe* Wir l »r Scap,
5o(» lb*. Otl Viuidl,
ivX) do Gum Copal, Ufa. Ufa.
—also—
Hhds ground Camwood—Ainm—F'ccr
Suiphur, UV.
F^rtlj-rJ) Atgxjl 20.
m.% GOODS.
I ' ~
lames KmTcil,
Zfurettce ButlJii^, Ex:b<t re/treat,
L ♦ AS jull teceived, long r.hite kid G ovco;
* L lhort l imerick do fik Armlets ; C 4,
7 4, 8-4 & 9 4 linea Damalk TaMe Cloths;
lad.es and gentlemen’* cotton Hpfe ; do do,
black and eokiiiied worded do.; Scotch paid
Gingham* ; b.ack Sa t.ns ; da Stnchtws
Mack and coloured Sewing Silks; Od Cloth* ;
low priced Stuffs ; Factory Cotton Chech* ;
fupe tine drab Cloth*, dnd double on. ki
1 Caflhneres; Flannels and Baizes,
—a l so —
Hyfon, "J
Young Hyfon, F •*. t ■ _•>*. >
Hyfoti ‘'’kin ik j ityt jet! a* Ion punt*
SoUeilUUg J
Poland cnarch. S /. 3,
GOOD FEaTHERS,
• I OR FER lb.
johnIdix,
T..7AS bift received by the brig Pcdler, from
* Palermo,
Five Thcvfand lbs. nf Fc.fGrs,
which be \v:.. tell .a the a^ove price, s irr m
ted frofti and tew. FTi* object be mg to c’oiff
tLe fate* a* focn as pofftble, to let? e me c ;r»
ceru lunhoid r«, Boarding H ute», and a I
others who may willi to fuppty the rpTciVc*,
have now a ra. e and favorable oppernmit^
a* the" are offered a: le.tll AO oer cent he. tv