Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-08-13 00:00:00, page 3

ft •> r-.o fin ''*» the dtpy o* County fourts
I *0 | ,vl)cl »i'e the j>!t!>l:c a 1 icasurt r 5
arrumts, than it is the duly of the
(, ‘
2_“If we nu»*u h.ve Liwren;,
r f ,(2"i|/, „.,t the majority ofthe j o;»lc mute
iu none Hut as will it >! abuse
[ ihem, u«*r lia-fv»'Tri*meui of their choice ?’*
When a man is about to employ a
£a«y<*r, he makes qntjuiry lor an hon*
j es: and capable one ; suclt men are al
vavs found iii the federal ranks—and
£ pd* is the reason why they ate the
most crpp’oved ;—even the democrats
themselves, it they iiik! a Lawyer o!
their pat ty set a maik upon him at once
as being cither a Joul or a rogue.
e*uer: 3—** Why should the people suf
frrtl« Court* to «ei their Lees sgairut Jie
[ fuMicu* Lawyers, if they permit j olitics 10
enter tl.e Sanctum ianctortnn i f Justice ?
\\ j,y should they not i>e tutted »>ui f*
That parly politics are sufleitd to tn
tt-r our Courts oi Justice, is an insinu
ation us false as it is malicious. No
thin r short of 111 diun.mt, uneasy, mo
* ^ 1
rose, restless demociucy would have
tx pressed it. _____
| Ji'hish Vs. I're 'i Influence.
The Ec iiors of the Argus and other
Jacobin papers, presuming on the ig
norance and stupidity of tluir patrons,
after publishing Krskine's late letters,
»* draw this sage conclusion : that they
afford additional proof of tlie exist
ence of a party in this country devoted
to the interest of Great Biita'uf!”—
Had they have withheld these letters
from the public and came forwar d with
the assertion without furnishing them
with the power to judge for themselves,
it could not have excited our surprise,
because it is /lerfcctlu in character with
them ; but that they should have the
effrontery thus to insult the understan
ding of their Traders, in the face and
cf es of common sense, is what we did
not apprehend even /rum them. Ifad a
magician, had Mr. Hannic played such
deceptions on bis audience, it might
pass for harmless amusement, because
it is w hat they would naturally calcu
late upon ; but that the readers of those
papers should suffer such libels to be
imposed on thtir undei standings, is
somewnat remarkable, flow far they
9
were au*homed by Mr. Hi shine's let
ters to infer that “ the federalists are
governed by British influence,” may be
9
seen by the following extracts from his
letter of December, 1308.—li will like
wise be seen whether it goes farthest
to establish the existence ol British or
French Influence.
w It is well*known that Mr. Gallatin
has long thought that the restrictive
and jealous system of non-intercourse
laws, extra du*.**-s, and other modes of
checking a free trade with Great Bi i
tain, have been erroneous and highly
injurious to the best interests of Amer
ica. He inlonned me, distinctly, that
he had always entertained that opin
ion, and that he h.d uniformly endeav
ored to ptirsti. de the President io place
the conduct oft rivet Britain and France
towards the United States in a ftir
light before the public. He seemed to
check himself at the moment lie was
spefeking upon this subject, and l could
not get him to express himself more
distinctly, hut 1 Could clearly collect
from his manner, and from some slight
insinuations, that he thought the Presi- j
dent liad acted with partiality towauU !
I ranee, for he Minted the conversed-in
immediately on Mr Madison, ami said j
that he could not be accused of having
any suth bias towards France ; and *_•
marked that Mr. Madison was known
to Ixs an admirer of the Biitiih ^ ‘otisii
tntion, to be generally well disposed
towards the nation, and tube entirely I
free from any cue mil y to its general j
prosperity.”
44 These observations he ir.nde at
that time lor the purpose of contrasting
die sentiments of Mr. Madison \\ it i 1
d'ujeofthe President, as he knew that
1 must have observed that Mr. Jcfier
son never spoke with approbation ol
try thing that was Btiiish, and always
took up the French topics in his conver
sation, and always praised the people
and country of France, and never lost
“n opportunity of shewing hi* dislike
lo Great Britain.”
We cannot have M onger proofs of
tbccorrupt motives of our aditiiimtra
I, 0“» says the editor of the Water lot d
Gaz.ue, than is detailed in these para
U<*phs, and we a;e not at all surprized
dial the publication of such sentiments
* 10,,ld have produced a schism in the
* abinet, and the dernmcMtion of Gaiia>
II, 3 the iiie leaders ol democrat y.
1 ’-veil known that schism co imun
* -e iu the early part ot the List session
‘‘•"ii 'Uss. i his is an eddi.ioihil
*'1 *1' ■'•** co respo.au *ce \vu:. then
u l* c Pf>’>st".srjn ol our administration,!
** -*‘-v nn:;iikn;s hud bet a mo
J
lotioosly avowed by Mr. G dlatin. At
the lime oi tills interview with Mr.
I Erskine, ii should also be recollected.
; that live Randolph and Munrot part)
I had acquired considerable ascendanc)
in the national councils, and that the o
pinions uttered by Mr. Gallatin were
becoming more popular-Me might
tin re lore assume more freedom in live
declaration of sentiments which he be
lieved to be correct, and not hazard bis
ambitious project-Rut no soone*
does he hear the ftilminationsof de
mocracy, menacing his removal from
dlu e, aided by a powerful! accesion of
strength, than he is compelled to ex
piate bts crimes by publishing a total;
denial of the opinions imputed to him f
by Air. Erskine. When we recollect
the influence under which this publica
tion was made oy a man of Mr. Galla
tin’s ambition, together with the reas
ons which have been detailed, and that
Mr. Erskine could have no interest in
giving an incorrect narration of facts,
the conclusion is Irresistable that Mr-j
! Gallatin has been grtilty ol a gross de- \
p irture from truth, in contradicting the
statement of Mr. Erskine.
^ •!* • V.w* • 'if
Cure for the hire of a mad dog.
It is tytsertetl by some authors that
onions pealed, and seasoned with honey
and salt, are a sovereign remedy tor the
! bile of a mad dog ; and that either raw
; or cooked they are an excellent remedy
! for the dropsy, dissipating the obstruc
tions. and re establishing the circulation
of the lymph, and promoting copious
discharges of urine.
Communications
MR- SHIRLEY,
I 1 propose, with your permission, in « series
of numbers, to hold forth a Mirror to the vis
[ ion of Duiiocracy, in which sl.e may behold
; die deformity of her character, the* hr.se
1 ness of her motives, the * nn?cmi>tiblencHft
| of her artifice. In doing which I shall con
fine myself principally to extracts f’omlh**
current democratic publications • . « dav.
avoidiu as far as possible any ahumuis to
iodic.ual character.
“ ’ 77* not tijt fool, but foil/ is iny aim."
mir no *\—Vo. 1.
The conduct of die B. itis'i nation irwni d
this country, l<*.s be< o such as to draw thrill
the praise apd approbation of Mr. l»<nk .< \ ;
that of the Freni h 1.. s excited the di-gust
\ and indignation even of Mr. Arm.-ticng—
! l.go, say Ida /fuov.tutm fiieiids, Mr. Foskio v
is a weak and wicked miuLljr and n u i be
recalled !
T);c pretence, set up fi»r impost: g ujvm
the people, that Hercules el die present ad
ministration, the oinnipotf-u* Embargo, was
\ that it would prevent war w idi England.— ,
I It is raised. T'he English do not interrupt
! our trade. Wliat trick next ? say the hon
■ esl democrats—why, let us proclaim tha* if
| it had been persisted in six months longer,
> it would hare wrested the sceptre of power
front the h.<nd of Napoleon ; compelled tlie
British nation to have resigned her navy in - .
to bur possession, cl maJe America mis
tress cf the universe ! ! !
Mr. GaDu.in has disclosed some impor
tant facts in conversation with Mr. Erskine,
relative to that pernicious demon, that sulks
abroad 1*1 our country, contaminating many
of our leading characters, French F iflue nee ;
and some of the democratic party have re
ported, ridiculous, abominable and mali
ci< its tulshoods, respecting tlie existence of
a wish among distinguished federalists to
>e4 arate the union-O, dear ! exclaim
the democrats, most certainly Mr. Erskine
i.ii-under* ood Mr. Gallatin ; and tin* be*,
i .eula.ed by our partjr, are a* ».ue as the
G *pci ! ! !
(Mr government felt themselves insulted
by a part of Mr. Jackson’s correspondence.
ii e disavowed all i:»t« ntion of iostdt wliatev- I
ec.— iYo-ij incontrovertible, say the democ
rats, tin. I,.- meant to in Hit.them ; and this
disavowal is an additional insult !
C* n ru.ii-ii.al tillers had neatly annihilated
: ur comm rce. Mr Gore and the legeda
mre of Massacinisetts exerted their influ
once w;tn some d gree of success tore* me
it —Therefore, argue the ex'elusive pal: iots
“ the measures adopted by the Legislature
under G ur’s administration have done an
injury to the commerce, which wilt take
n» on vears to repair”.
Mr. Erskme and our government enicred
i..t<*a negotiation, which the British nation
could not consistently with honor either
sanction or ratify—clear!) it follow < by de
mocratic reasoning, that “the resolve* and
voles o! Town-meetings, tilixr grey* &c, <
were the sole cause ut die violation »t Mr.
Erskiue*.* negotiation; and that whatever
evil takes place hereafter either in England
or France, must he laid to the traitorous
proceed mgs of these bodies” ! ! ! !*
m “ In Dunkirk (France) there have late
ly been t wo cases ol ships captured b\ pri
vateers, w)»ocompromised With the captors,
one of whicii was tne America of Pnibdel
pii!a, and b e master paid the captors,
lOO.OOOy/.nia ; and immediately on taking
charge of his snip she was seized by the
omegas or govern men i and sequester. I
t U”— * one w ild is as good as a thousand,”
say the democrats, “ if the impressint nt ol
our seamen and the Chesapeake aliau
were n>»t worto lighting tor, neither is the
couliscation by France worth lighting tor.’
* From the boston C*> ot.rcle.
GOKBAM) ALOIS*
MR. SHIRLEY)
lit giuiig the following communication u
j la-.e in your paper, you wilt oblige
A SITBSCUlBERl
Altnrral Springs.—A couple ol min
eral springs have recently been tlistov
ci eu in Storb-jrvughs t'Jout luted miles j
from this place, which may truly ue;
said to possess ali those medicinal'qual
ities attributed to the springs of/>«//*
ton arid •Saratoga. Like them, these
waters at first are apt to disagree with
many people, by creating uneasiness
in the stomach nhd bowels ; afterwards,
nicy become pleasant, and operate a
grccubly. They increase every natur
al evacuation, being cathartic, diuretic
and sudorific at the sunie time. I hree
and even four gallons of these Craters j
may betaken m the course of twenty-!
four hours without a;-.y inconvenience ;»
but a much less (juuniity answers eve
ry purpose. From the surprising »nd ;
beneficial efforts already produced by (
the use of them, we tiust accommo-J
dalions will shortly be made, for the!
great number of invalids who are daily i
resorting thither from me neighboring
towns—As there are many who may
be disposed to doubt the efficacy of,
these springs, we can only i.dv ise them ;
to prove, before they condemn, 1 he!
situation of them is trulv romantic.
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Every kind of scenery necessary to;
raider the spot enchanting, nature has!
provided in rich abundance. The vo-*
taiies of p’easuve may here enjoy a I
cool and delightful retreat, and the sub-«
jtets of disease may here be revived \
with restorating draughts from the i
fountain of htalth.
\ Sfe’arr^D,
At Kingston, (u, pei c. nadat, Capt I.cm
uel Weeks jr oi this town, to Msss L.iza
, Kubuuon ol the former place.
i
At BalVary, E.ist Indies, on the 11th of
June, 18 lady Ogdby, formerly Mary- T
Cook, <»t Boston, aged 27 year .
A1 Buxton, (Me.) on the 8’h inst. Mi=s
Sally l emteh, wilh the H\d"''.phobia.———
She was bitten by a nui i Fox ?n the end ot
her thumb about 5 weeks since, and contin
ued in a languishing s a e. tho’ perfectly
sensible, to the time of her final ex-t, when
she yielded up I .Sr soul t o G >d, wi h t tie
fullest assurance ofan mtertSi m Clirisi, the
Bede cm. r.
Iothis* ««, El za, daughter of Mr. Jo
seph Baldwin, aged 7 veto f.
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i c5ajctcc sijip fittest.
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PORT OF PORTLAND—18JO.
'/'uttJa/, diigu • 7
Arrived sehi. lla«rvl uo, c.tpr i.tlfhy, !8
<1 ys (••:»» St JJartholi TTj»'\v,s.— I, ti lie le
cfi.r 1 vvic-Ii, I t Mswbtl:■ sport, to 3 da.»; j
sloop | „:j* v, Jot dot:, (lr»*ni U-ston, ;:u :n j
in distress,) tor Saco, m 3 days if n it co t-}
’ dt mned—July £2, 1st. 21, Ion. 64, spok !
sclir. Concovd, Fun-man. from il .. i,o, 1 r ;
St J-go •—July 29, Lt. 34, Ion. £?, -poke j
ship BiuiKSvvnk, ir. Scv:y.>' !•, *u Charles.
loti.
M e ( ' • , 8
Al-I.vr 1 "h;-. *Te; ran v, cx.pt I) - me, 17 ‘
days horn « .•u.P« re—-Aug. 3, •'p'«kt bug i
1 tiree-Biothers, ’> A » f*•* jh Boston, for!
llav.o u.t.—S..it.'* rl v, i ft*; -rhr._!
t-HiiTi PoriGr.ii, for Virgin a.
Vr GROSS J IMPOSITION.
THE perfon who ftnmfhed one rf the
workmen in the Gazette (adfice, with the
marriage of “ Mr Nathautei Merril, t« M<!s
Rebecca Sawyer,’’ about the middle of lad
May, is defi.cd to call at fatd office, and!
make a fuitable acknowledgment for the mi <
I* fit ion he thereby p actued and make a-•
-ul* to the pattie» irnerelted, if he wou'd ,
avoid the penalty which the law impofen o.i j
libeller*. His name is well known—he will j
therefore find it to his advantage to call im
mediately.
JAM I S RUSSELL,
Li'vrane tiuil'ifgf, £rebar/?»»•/, '
1 J Ab jufl received an additional fuppiy of
MiAsONAJUJi GOODS, I
-/MONO WltJCU /RE —
4 4 A 6 4 Cotton Cambrics ; do. do. Cambric
Mulhn*; vfr\ f.ne French Cambrics; C*m-,
brie U.inity; Ginghams ; Colored Cottons : *
A Large Ajj'.rtmcnt cf
India Cottons, very iow charged ; iHdia
Checks; blue Gilla HH* ; black Cawon and
Italian Crapes; very fine 4-4 Britatmies; La- ’
dies’ white fi'k ai d cotton Hole ; Gentle- I
men’s unbleached Hemp do ; Gauze do. ; i
black Silk Velvet ; Long Shawls; 5 4 Eng
fifh Cotton Sheeting; real lupeifire, midiing
and low priced Broad Cto'h* and Caifimeres;
black Silk. Florentine tor Vtfts , fpk Umbrel
las, Ac. Ac.—which will be fold on reafona
b!e terms.
Avguft IS. f-fw)
Clothier’s Lu/injs.
JOHN MARCH,
TNFORM6 hit friends and former cuflocn
ers that he has removed from Nno-C<tfco
to (»vge> Fall*, near the corner in F’vrih m
mouth, where he executes the buiinefs of a
CLOIH1ER,
in its various branches, in a faithful and ex
peditious mauner. He trufts that the fpeci
meu» of worlunaufhip hitherto exhibited, will
preclude the nereflity of any commendation
from him other than that of having been reg
ularly bred to the bufit efs. All favors will
be gratefully received and promptly executed.
N<trtbyatmo*th, A^g. 13, 18 50 «
KTOFICE is hereby given, that the fub
* leriber has been du'y appointed admin
iftratur on the eltaie of
BENJAMIN SAWTELL,
late of Turner, in the county of Oxford, d(
cea'.cd, and has taken upon himfelf that truft
by giving bonds at the law directs—and all
perlons having demands upon the elta e id
rlie laid decea ed, ate rt.pieftdd to exhibit
the fame; and all periods indebted to tin
laid ett? e aie called upon ro muke payment t.
NA 1 H AMl 1, .SAWTELL jum, A r.r.
Turner, j'v/jr 1810. m (111)
AT) 7 rcr. f
Mu. Cm. Louisa !»:i>, for f»irrv5c% »*s
dishonor:' #V and disgraceful to hi i use If as
hey are mean and pitiful, dinged me be*
fore t »e public 1 endeavored to divert
their attention fr an atfdir, tout he is sen
sible an investigation will entail mfnpj on
his own character, to a did rent and dis
tinct transaction, in which I was a party,
but which was neither covered wi h ti»?
m in tie of 4 mystery* or contaminated with
fraud; I1 «.s sometimes the policy of a thief,
when suspicion is abroad and the officers of
jus ii e in pursuit, to be am >ng the first to
cry thief and rascal. It was the policy of
C.i. Loring to luil suspicion and raise a
smi.l: ;■*, that might favor his escape from a
situation ti»< no doubt tell to he uncomforta
ble. To Mr. Loring l owe nothing. Defer
ence to tins public and a just regard for my
self induces me to publish this stateme.it
uni the deposition accompanying it. For .
rne to countenance by silence the deception
he is attempting to practice on the signers
of the notes mentioned in his advertisemen
in the Gazette of the 9dt Jul, last, v\ uld .
he to make r*\ seif a partaker of fraud md a j
pander to hi* vdtainv. I5y Mr. Iiomig’s j
own confession as also t.y the statement of j,
a respectable deponent he a, pointed Mr. !
i’cdd his agent and attorney during ms ab- I
sencc at the southard. It has been atom \
dant.lv proved and is out denied by sai.i L r- |
ing, that he left under the com ion I and th
l eciion of ids s«*id agent , among other n- u . s
those mentioned in his atdresaid infamoo* .
advertisement The notes were payable lo
himself, indorsed by him and left with I.is .
agent for the express purpose of sale upon j
the most advantageous terms. Mr. Loring
knows me to be the bona. hue purchaser of
said notes I paid for the >»me a good and J
valuable consideration & immediately after «
the pu xhas j called on t he make s <*f avid
notes for payment, Mr, Loring being On. n
absent. Some of the makers informed nr:
said Loring was indebted to them a la g -
amount and desired I would have patience
till his return. He knows that Tier ins re
turn lie called on me at Bath, when l in
formed him 1 had purchased said notes,
that they were unpaid, and requested pay
ment He knows that lie at that tune bt g
ed of me to wait 2 or 3 weeks, at the • *
pi ration ot winch no would make a pro m nt
oi li»e whole or part, lie also knows »*r lias
• erne m iered to forget tout I afterward.'
went to N Yarmouth a his express entrea
ty, when l^e paid me the amount due cn |
one oi me notes 1 purchased as aforesaid,
atiit re tv* wed ms request that 1 w mid gra.i
him further indulgence as respects the ur.ie I
o' payment on the o her notes I held again.,,
him as indorser. Mr. faring lias appealed
to toe Public. Hy dial tribunal I wish him
and myself to be tried. 1 here subjoin the |
dfivisiiio*! of Mi. Wm >1 Smith, whose i
C i iiacteras a man of tyuth and nonor is
five If oni suspicion.
JOHN" ELDER.
I William H Smith of hwfulage testily ‘
a ti .*. »y tbai sometime in the. latter put of 1
1> or it arv or the iirst of Mar* h Anno Dum- 1
ini 181*.1, i was present in company with
br J .a-, tdder of Bath, and Mr. William
T..*m r m rly of Norhyarmimtb, at North-1
\ Hi'inon i it Mitchell's tavern. .Vir To ;rl
>*■ * ed i >r sale a number of notes ot hand
given to Charles Ltr.ng and by lnm en
d rstd blank. Some of U.cse notes weu
signed bv Amuii it./indieli k. ‘j u, Charles
0. Mitchell and Nathan CLks. The
s.iid Elder then and there pu echoed
saul n.nea, and paid said Todd tidy d»liat s
in specie a.ul a i ms derabie sti o m bank
bills to what amount i d<> not know, as a ;
consideration lbr ihe purchase ol saidnotca i
And tyie said EhU*r ,nd Todd called on me
to he a witness of tin- transaction. The
number or ttie* amour.' of s od notes lea* not |
n.r.v ascertain ' j recoiu-i-lioit ; bill b« In vc i
they were of considerable amount, ; e Imps i
one thousand dollars.
WM. H. SMITH.
W hich was swotn io before no i Wood,
Jnn. and Jiio. Merrill, Jun. Juain-s oi *iic
Peace quorum imus.
CII AKl-IbS LoKiM-r
REQUr.b i s ine jainhc. . :.. c ,*o ii*t
opinion upon the subject ol the st;.i* nr * ■
John Elder, :n tins day’s paper, a- .* )
enquiry is about to be liud m.o the particu
lars, oi which Mr. Elder will have an op
pommiiy oi niamiesluig Ins innocence :t to *
can do it. In the mean tune it may be o •
served that Wm. ii. bmuli is mu known i >
tiie sal*. Lorillg. No Mien liiuii resides il. !
tv isCiisst ti, and the panics who took io
deposit! U arc not able to give ai.y account
ot linn except that he was uroducca i
them »*y said X...dc. vvitli 11.b elcp^siei>.i■ j
iearly written.
For filet at Ao. * * Long- IVhatJt
BY L. OftfcLLl,
40 CheiU Souchong • EA
20 do hyfuu akin do •
5 do Hyton do
40 BLts. FORK
200, Bag** HERRING
20 Hilda RUM 2 Pipe* BRANDY
20 pieces COT I ON i»Uc.K
Cofke, Pepper, Ginger, ike,
Avvfi 13.
JOHN ALLiisiN,
AS For Sale, at hi* llore cad fide Jngra
ham’s Wharf, a iptaubty of ot. Ones
Sait—Cordage—Fiour—oea coal—Por^.
Also—One gang of fecund handed kiggirg
for a flap of s?SO tons, ot a good qtuuiy,
which will be i^id fur calh, or a note a; 4
nioutilf. Portland' \kug. 1 3.
sikstnw,
L'ROM the fubferiber, about the ift inti.
•*- a dark bundle COW', with a white face,
and the end* of her horn* tawed oft —Who
ever has taken up laid Cow ai.u wni give m
formation ot her at No 3, Svikf.y't A«tv, n.a 1
oe goaerou fly rewarded
tv,Hand' yjug. 13. JOSEPH JOHNSON.
watch-makTno. !
Relief hr tbs Dumb <3 ajjtitted iVcti hes '
YGODFREY WHliA l O.'Li, poli.e he la
^ dian Chief, &*ebst*gt fi>»a—w .o begs leave •
to afture hi* towu and cuiiutry lulioneis iliac ,
he ferved an appremic* ll'.ip ot e>g: t year*
with a faithful and genuine workman—a d
ne ikife-i liimie f, by everting Ins belt «vu »- j
tiev in ln> profcffiou, together wirs hip permit
al auentiou and regard to punctuality, h * n.t ’
ttali give fau> faction tc» thole wlw may htvor ■
uni With t!»«:♦- '1* Stei
« f*
JL\ ‘ y Jt •* Cr» JL* * ,
\ J V "c:fon& wlo have utrVtWd 2t'(Hlh
** wi.h PI-LEG MirCtftfM,,
are requefted to call **n rl.e fubfcri!>ee on or
before tbe lirlt day of CJftober next, an J have
them adjufted A p count* that remain un
fettled on that day, will he put into the hand*
of an attorney. JOSHUA RICHARDSON,
No, 2Central Row, !\>re ftrret, Portland.
Jijg- 13,
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REMOVAL.
SIMON DKAN BORN,
OAS Removed from his fate ftatwf in Ex
*■ A change-ltreet, to the hiyiu of Ingraham'§
Wharf, where he carries of. a* uuia , the
TAILORING BUSIXES'* ; and foil cits the
patronage of his friends and the public in
general.
6' HA MEN’S CEO A THING.
He fells on commiilion every article of
Mariner’* Cloathmg, at the very lowed pri
ce*. and will have on hand a eomtaut and
fud fuppiv. fuited to be i visions.
rortluna, fn!y 30.
. OR SALE,
A VALUABLE Lot of LAND o'cuated in
** Fort ard a' the foot, of vp’t*gfire*t. a
few rod* below that very va uaV* c cap^c«ou*r
and never failing covered Foun a nol the bed
Wate* in »he wSiole town ba*d 1 ot extend*
piftctv-trvj feet o:j the ILcet juft mentioned,
and forty ngfo tee* on L.% e Lane, thus lormii g
a curcer there is a convenient «nefto<y
Dwelltng Houfe on the fame containing tivo
trout room*, a hed-foom. a kitenea, aid a
good ce ar. Said j roperty being a part of
the Lfta e of the .ate widow Rebecca
(_hhd; and might be made a convenient llaiajl
fir a Mechanic o* Trade*—For further par
ticular*, inquire of the luh'criher on the prtm
ife*. , JlbHUA LliAVIiT.
Per*land, Aug 6
Hooks and Stationary.
ISAAC ADAMS
iVo. 7, Ex,.bingi street, cf>j>-.f.tc the Maine Panrct
f
I J AS lately received in additional afl'irt
1 1 mem of c-OOKs among which a.-e
.Snridioule’s .llory of lie Bible, Rrowa’i bi
bie Dictionary, Newton’s W’or. . volumes,
Adams view ot Religion, Blair’s Lectures,
C*erk », \a hr. field s, Village s, Forsyte's and
White’s Sermons, Orton’s expelitiut of the
B b e. Doddridgcs’ rife ai d pregref-, Jenkn
Devotiou Hervey’s Works, Pi'grim* rregrels,
Edwards oil the will and affections, Mrs.
O.ee e swoiki, Fragjneni* in prole and v* rfe
by Mifs E. Snv h w ih an account if her
lilt and writings, NevoomSe- Ol|s‘t*rv :iui4
on oi»r Lords conduct as a divine In'tiucto”,
Pa'ey s mora* Phiioiophy, Fergufon’s 'history
of *he R man Republic, Gitlier ditto t C
Greece, Ruffe's motJern Europe, Ro! er for*
A .erica, Mi not s hirory of the Infur tcuoni,
Pneltiy » Lectures Jolc, hu wo*k« of the
Jews, Gordon* America, Ran.f.iy'B and Ban
crofts Life of Washing ot , F oquer ce *.f he
Brui«h btna»e, life of Fiederte the Great,
Cooks Vi yiges, spectator, Tarter. Mr.dbut
pone *Lexers Ecvm my of l uman iife Talc*
nf laihonable, Fhadeu* of U artaw L. cl *’•
E «ay. View of Chii-tiaoity, Co mm uni rants
Companion M Knight on (he Epistles, Celebs
and Icarch of a « fe, Cha/ an Cheimftry,
Towufend* gu. !e to health ClidTe dens .Anat
omy Cuileus Practice aod Maieria Me Uca,
Lavosiers Chemdtry. Domestic Medicine
Phatmarcpia Underwood oh disen e>, Jacob »
haw Dictionary, B'ackstooes Commentaries,
Wnites Digest ot the Laws of Ma>savhtiletcs,
Hawkiua Pleas of the Crown, Tyng«, B -ick
stonesi, ctrauge * and Wi I Ton's reports Law of
Evidence. Lex JVlerraro ia L*w r.f par iut
sl»ip, Bu >ers Nisi Prim, Jones L*w of Bail
ment Jusuce* .Assiiiam. Town Ctlicers, Clerk*
Mag.zn.e, Probate Directory, Civil Oiliceis,
Wibbers Mathematics, F.ni.eld* P! ilciophy,
tope her wi L a variety of oihcr Hook# oa
various lu j.tisof science and Literalure.
Sch'rol JiC'jfn.
A gene? aflbrtua.-nt oi Greek, l.atio.aad
common S 1» ol Bcok*.
SUshiliiS** ARTICLE.
N i”.g'v or- Coa«-f Pilots, Chans, Journals,
Quadrants, sca’es and Divider*.
t Si si! JuAriRT.
Writing, Defer. D - ■;•<, ’ Wrapr Vg
Papers Pocket and Mem. ! <uut>. m 1. .,•* , r ,
ink Powder, Sand, Penknive*, rt i ■ </
and Waters, Pe c> * and « i»e* .slate.- fr.k
stands and Sand Boies, Pert. ’ e Wnuug
Desks and Of tiles, Backgammon Board*, Pomt
L'oxt's and Drawing Bookc. .\iu;jyy -caei.
Ledger :,, J.'U: n. va c too Record i >• * k *«
A general aff.r*mtnt of Justice* Cuimner
cial ai.d ulbei BLANKS.
f 'Hi'. - -Lrider litre!., g public rtvice
to a*. c*'»cerned, that I:** lit. *»tt,i> cu y
appoii. t-u and ha*, 'aken upoa huaie 1 ;j e null
of adnnmltraor on ihe i'ta s cf
1>VI DKIMC'VATEK,
lure cf Nor.by.* ru *n h :i lit county of Cuni
hei’a.id, ms i..er, uc»r*ftJ. hv giving bond as
* he a w iii. . «5f—lie rhereto; t r» quell, ail per
I’otis %vht» are indebted to the laid derraied’s
eft.ee. ro make immediate payment ; and h >le
who have any demand, thereon, to evht'r the
lame to AM Ml R. Mil CHciJ..
f 1 'Hb fnMcfihe hereby gives pul notice
*• to ad concerned, tha fhe ti t been do y
appointed and has taken upor. her (e t the
ttuUof.Vdm inUra tizon the efiatc of
UICM'RD PIFRCF.,
late of S a ulitV m the 'ounry of Cirrbip; i ny|f
yeoman, erceafed by giving tv ou •» iit-e i-*w*
tired —1'ie therefore reipif’f. a!' j:eH .eg
who are it.deb ed to the fa.d dcoeys.oi 0 in,
to make on -lroia e payment ; * id »«»*;«. uiu
have any dein-iuUs thereon to et t he
L me to SaRAH lUiCJt*
tfj* 3, A1, TRIO. .
A £l.* i<)l- j. 11
CAi’UEJ- RICH ART 1021 »• for s hi*
k~} trtend-ai*a the pu*' iJ»a be has ; • 'till*
v4»d ftnm H.gi» Street, and *atce > mo: U:. v ?
ami civnmo'lnHir Km e *»*«. v ' - * £ b-,r
.\lr. Jeetnta’i U*du in t b;u * »;bc»e
i ;• |*n utcl .he hap y to wii upon Lt* tot ,U.
—* K* nk*ffia w.i ea e t•.■.i it atij. r* ami
trave ler# a# ulna1- To or 1 : fie. c .**».: a, u ua. 1 h
of i 5 houfe, i*c nope> for .» lliareof she;, pa?*
rwriage.
N i>. A nynth#* of Gnl rat’
(,ngloiotlated w».h. V* s:it*g <*,t rt ti s
terns. *»AN.Ur.L «!•» M 1 •.,\.
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