Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-07-09 00:00:00, page 1

I IT fresh coons. i
^ ROYAL LINCOLN,
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KJ ftfauae nr- and Mcr.e li.lm tnct Ofti e,
\g i VC Ftlb) $trtrtt an ex eniive all.irt- 1
0eut of frefti ^ . j
Seafoaablc Fancy &’ Staple Goods, |
_anion a WHICH ARK
*.,,1 (Vperfiue black, navy blue, fafttionaMe |
mix’d, brown, corbeau, bottle, dial), aud
|ra/rt BroadcloHu*
Comtm i all coluub and qualities do.
ittpe.Gue and cotiuuoa black, drab, mix’d
blur, buff and wiui* Cailinieres,
Merges,
ftfhelf C'orhs, fai table for gentlemen's Cum
mer wear,
Black Uik F.oreotine Veiling,
FalUionable London do Dew eft fti'e of Ggures,
Whi-e MerCeilies do.; wl.ire Jait.e,
4 4 London printed Cambric*.
Fafhiooable loperfine and common Ginghams,
fine and common Calicoes,
Blue Nankins, Grit qualtry ; yellow do.
Walhingtoo Stripes,
Grandurills, plam and twill d.
Nankin* ; coiton Caflimeree,
Patent Buif Nankins,
Gentlemen's mix’d aud white cotton Hofe,
Ladies’ black, white, and date do
Ladies aud gentlemen's bik. and wnire G.k do
PartfoUs,
Silk and cotton Umbrellas, very good,
Black and o her coloured Florence*,
i b ack Sinchawa; do. India Sarfnetts,
i i),i:o India Sattins ; black Cautou Crapes,
B ack Italian Crapes.
Brown Hohaiida aud Platillas,
i Fa/hionable gilt and plated coat and vcft
buttons,
. Imperial illk ditto,
Beft Ettgliih fewmg Silk and Twill,
Linen Threads ; Cotton Balls,
| baus ; Hair Uibbouds,
A great va'iety ol mdta Cotton*,
7 8 and 4 4 Ltceus,
Fine and common linen Cambrics,
BfUilh Shirtings, of a very good fabtic,
Camoric and common Dimities,
A great variery of fancy Mullins,
fcjuk, L.no, and cambric du.
Tambour’d and common Armlets,
fancy Scarfs and Shawls; Solnei.s,
1 Ladies’ long Limerick Gloves,
r Beaver, kid, and Yorkrau habit do.
i f Men’s beaver, doe ik.n, dog lktn, and waih
It* her do.
Baodaana* blatlc u k, fiagg, and fancy li k
Hand kerchieft,
Cotton, Bandanna, Madraf», and Pulicat do.
White cambric Hkfs ; coitWn fchawir,
3 4, 1 4 and 6 4 white cotton Cambrics,
B ark and other ccoloured do.
Good ol.ve and black Velvets,
Common Ve)vets and Cord*,
Cheap cambric and mulliu Shawl*,
Gieen Lnltring ; U k Shawls ; Bombazetts,
Wildhoar* ; Shalloon*; Ratioett?,
Fa&ory Cottons ; do. Stripe. ; do. Ticking,
Kullia and Derry Diapers ; cotton dam.uk do.
Huckabu. .c< and Towel*,
EpgMli and lud.a Check* ; colcrain Coitoi!*,
Black an 1 white Buckrams,
WeL,b’* patent Sufpeuders,
Snk, cotton, doe iktii au.1 M -rocco do.
Fine Britannies ; black and white .Milline.te,
Colour'd Thread* ; Tabby Velvets,
Flannels; India Ca icoea
With a great va-ie: y of o hrr arlic’e* —
AH of which will be laid oa the ve» y t.ttf .
terms. 'Jmta 4.
fCOR Sale by the fubfcrioers, ai their Store
*■ ia Middle S.reet,
Cogniac B.undy Pickled Walunts
Bordeaux do O'-^e Oil
Hollands Giu Ground Rice
American do Oatmeal
Old Jamaica Spirits Pearl Bariev
St Croix and Antigua Quaver Jeily
Ruot t.eih Fig*
Cherry 3ran<iy Mufcat *. and Bloom
Anntfeed ' Raitni4?
French Cordials Almonds
American do, by the Tuber**
gall. Pruan s, Lemon*
Madeira Orange*, Canary red
leuerilFe J Windior and Bar Soap
Lilb^n ! ..... Spermaceti, Mould, fit
ci. VWine*. „ ’
Sherry .» Dipt Candles
Fart and j Winter prelt fperrt.
Malaga J Oil
H/fou ") Table Salt
.Voting Hyfou J Mats of all iizes
Lylou Skm ^Teas. Houte AHearth Brulh*
Souchong aud } es
lkiii^a J Brooms
Loaf, l ump, ^ Rotten Stoce
Hivana wine. - Sugars CUroots
and Browu ^ Ink Powaer
Chocolate Spice Bitter*
do Shell* Iudigo
Citron, Mace . Sieves
Nutn.cgs, Cloves Indian aod Rye Meal I
Ciuuaruon, C.lii* Demijohns
^Pper S.oue Jugs
f*‘ouud do do J?o’s
P; ueu?o, Ginger Powder and lbot, and
Cayenne, Muitaru Flint* of the lirlt
Capers, Auchove* quality,
— ALSO —
A few boiCi firft quality Spat. ,fh Sega-*—
*>0tx) wa. fi.ft quality CoaueAicut Cheefe—a
l**w Quintal* Dum Fill* — ICO quiuuis Pollock
3000 wt. tirft quality Bacon—.50 bis |
Cider, luitable for bottling—50 b!«. Cider
Vinegar—100 groee Velvet Corks—10 bU
cra?* Porter, ail a few dot tirft quality
ji.tt.eJ do—lO kegs twit quality Virginia
* oi*acco 1.« calks kaifms—5*) boxes Mufca
4““ Lhic-in do.— 4000 wt retailing Collce
*Fhe aoove (food* are of the lirlt quality,
*r-d will be ;old on reafoualce terure.
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Doclor Kittreilge,
T N TOR MS, xh r, in consequence of are u-u
of the hemorrhage from his lungs, ii is lus
intent, >u to rt furt to journeying for the recov
ery c ! hi. health, in J weeka or a month. |
And a* a loug time may elapte previously to
his return tothi> town, lie willies those who
have any demands agaiu»t him, to pre-eut
tleinlot.ii for payment—1 hose who are iil j
debt ed, would much oblige hiiu by a Iptedv j
iCitlenent.
Po> liana, July 2, 1810.
Medicine, Paint, and Dye-stuff
6tGre.
|'HE fubferiber refpeiLlfully informs the
*■ Public, that he has commenced buhnei*
in Put tl ml, aud taken a Store in Middle Street,
a few doors welt of Melirs. David Sc Nathan
lel Dana’s, where he offers for fale a very large
and exteuftve alfuruneut of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PAINTS 6 Drt-SIUEES, ,
of the belt quality : among which are the fol
lowing. viz.
True Auderfon’s Pit's ; Crude Antimony ;
double Aqua Fortis; aether Vitriol; Cubebs;
Borax; Jialfom Copatvi, Peru, aud loin;
Cantaarides ; Calomel, prepared ; Caftor ;
Cowitch ; Cream Tartar; Enghfh Saffron ;
Cafcarilla ; Winter and Anguftura Bark ; belt
Quill; pale and yellow Peruvian do. ; Flow
ers Chamomie, Sulphur, Benzoin, and Zinc;
Gum Alot-s Socotriue ; Opium ; Camphor ;
Acoroides ; Scammouy Aleppo ; Atabic •
Myrrh; Mafti*-; Ammoniac; Gamboge, and
Benzoin; Hatcafe; Ifinglafs; Lichen llhm
dicus; Lint ; bell Crown Lancets ; common
do ; Magnolia ; do. iu (mail fquares ; do. cal
cined ; red and whi.e Precipitate ; Coriofive ,
Sublimate ml Turpetii Mineral; Oil Caflor;
Aide; Cumin; Wormwood ; Almonds;
Amber, rectified ; Lavender ; Origauum ;
Clove ; Cinn irrmn ; Peppermint; Spear- ,
mint ; Savin ; Antho* and Juniper; Bm gun
dy Pitch; Rad. Columbo ; Gentian; Coa- j
trayerva , Gatangal ; Valerian; Ipecacuau 6c
Jalap; B ack anti White Hellebore; Virginia
an I aeneka Suakeroot ; Refined Liquorice ; |
C'uJe Sal ammoniac; Sal Succini, Vitrioia Sc j
Diuretic ; Semen Amfi ; Carua ; Cardamom,
aud Fennel ; Spirits Nitre Fortis and Sea Salt ; !
Sugar J.ead ; Sago; Saioop; Caflile Soap ; j
Sperms Ceti ; Tartar Emetic ; Vitriol Sc. So
lubi’ ; Terra Japonica ; Uva Urli, 3cc.
PAINTS, 6c.
Win e, red, and black Lead; rofe and
Djivh Pmk ; Ivory Back ; Lamp Black;
bed K.mg's Yellow ; Patent Stone and Spruce
yeilow ; No. I & Prulfiau Blue ; Spain ill j
Brown; Whiting; Terra de Sienna ; Turkey !
Umber; Venetian Red; Vird'gris ; Eugliili !
and Chimfe Vermillion ; Purple Brown ; |
powdered Litharge ; white Vitriol , I.infeed i
Oil ; Spirits Turpentine ; Pumice Stone ; Sand i
Paper ; Camel Hair Pencils ; Paint Bruilies ■
and Safli Tools of atl Sorts ; Gold, Silver, and !
llrafs Leaf ; bell Copal Vauiiih ; common do.
do ; Japan ; bell Gum Copal and Sliell Lac. !
Urt-MUFFSt 6c.
Allum an l Copperas ; Stick and Ground ;
Camwood id a lupetior quality; Logwood, *
Redwood and Fuilic ; ground do.do ; Fuller’s I
Earth, for fcoming and cleaning Cloth; !
Spamih F.unt; Bengal and New-Orleans Indi
go ; belt Spauiih Otter ; Cochineal ; Nut
galls ; Madder; Roman Vitriol ; Oil do; J
t enter Hooks ; Prefs-Papers; Clothiers’ Jacks
aud Cards.
SUNDRIES.
Englift aid Ablerican Wnnifor Soap;
Pa’m do ; VValliballs; Teeth Bruilies and
Ponder ; *»e.t double difti.'led Lavender Wa
ter ; iiughOi Peppernainc Lozenges , Rotten
« v.ne ; C« arie and F.ie Sponge; PearUfh ;
> * ameal ; Pt i! Barley; Eugtidi aod Arneri
c < ' a , N ais foot Oil ; Lamp G uiles and
NA- ick».
W h many o’her anicles too numerous to
be inrer e-i ,n an aJvcrtifemeut, compriling al
molt eve " artic e ulualiy called for in the a
oovg bran^ hes. which he will fell wholciale <5c
rt'aii on Very low ten.:4 for Calk or a^-ipioved
Cr**dtt.
^h..t ?mr Phylicim*, and Country Apr.th
-cartes. e m be? !up,Pitd Wuli AJediciues of the
jc.d qua<ify, upon good terms.
Pa iters and other# Will always tinu a con
(Uut fupply of dry and ground Paints.
Ciotine-s will tiui it for their advantage to
call at the above Store, whete they can al
aav# i»e tupplied with Dye Stuffs of die bell
qualit y, as none other will ever be ctiered for
la!e.
Cooftaut and Perfonal attendance will at
all t ines be given, dc the frrulleft favoia grate
fu;!y acknowledged.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN. !
P*thnUA?’d 2J,i«lO. (tf
FOR SALE BY
DAVID SMITH,
H:a J / Union-U'Lonf,
500 bul'M* YELLOW CORN,
ISO barrel FLOUR,
< J |C*iks RICE,
Few ba'e* lirii quality COTTON,
A ijijuuti.y of FAR
/iLao—A general aifbrment of
(JROChRItS,
which wiT t»e fold as cheap as can be pur
chaied at any tlore in to\sn#
. rif 16* ft f)
■ NEWT AVER V.
r|'»HE fuhfcriber refpetfUuMy informs his
A friends and the puMick, that he has re
commenced keeping a Tuner* on Bt»nfxm>k
/L»*,a ftw tods welt of the tiruation vv.ierc
ne lot»rterly kept. This houle »s new and |
t'vir.vt Kent, and every a .eitum will be pod to
cultorn ts to reader their ltay pleafaut aud
lattaUCt jry.
fl)HN DUNNING. |
i, .'iiJfii 19 : - | it*J
Corn and Fiour Store. ,
WILLIAM CROSS,
No. 3, Z *t> li'Ljtf,
\ T L8 juft received per fehooner Friendflup,
1 •* aOt> bb!». treih fu per fine Fl.OUk,
40 half bbls. u.uu,
10 bid*. Clear FORK,
1 ba es COT ION,
5 tirces RICE,
300 buihels oe white Rock SALT.
50 bbls. Wilmington i Aft, iu lhipping
order,
15 do. do. PITCH,
2 pipes Spanifti BRANDV,
10 bbis. BREAD,
Hi groce of Cod KOOKS,
4 doz 18 tnread Cod l.iues,
1000 lbs. FLAX,
Also—in Sto<e,
500 bufhels CORN,
10 chefts Hyfon Skin & Souchong TEA
20 bags g*een COFFEE,
10 kegs belt Virginia TG2ACCO,
1 pipe GIN,
»5o wt. bacon,
Mjj 28, 1810. (if)
Samuel Watfon,
A*rxt door to DbSl. C'jE s Apctieiary Sb p,
ErCttANGlt-srABET,
T. J AS juft received an afiortmeut of the beft
*■ * fuperfiue and fine
Broadcloths, Cajfimeres, &c.
of the mo ft fafiiionabie colors aud lateft im
portations
LUervije—Such an affortment of Fancy and
other IVAISTCOATINGS,
as cannot fail to accommodate the greateft
counoifieurs iu drefs.
He has alfo an a fib rt meat of Trimmings—
which, togeti.er with his Cloths, will be fold
as low as can be purchafed in town.
I he bufinef* of a
TAILOR,
Is executed at the above (hop in ail its vari
ous branches, ia a faithful and expeditious
manner.
Gentlemen either in town or country hav
ing commands for any thing in the liue of
Ids profcilion, m y be accommodated at a !
ibort notice, and ou terms that cannot fail co
give fatibfa&ion.
Portland, "June 25. (6w)
M1LITART GOODS.
EDWARD-HOWE,
Upholjiet er, iVi» 1, Titcomo t Building,
^~\FFERS for fa!e, a complere airortment of
^ ^ ihemoft fashionable PAPt'R HANG
INGS and BORDERS, which will be fold at
the lowed prices.
UPHOLSTERY,
Contorting of Fringe*, Laces and Taflels ;
Carpet Binding; Sofa’s; Fafy aud Lolling
Chairs ; Hair, Mofs and other Matirafles, of
ail iL-es and priees; Cotton Bedticicuig, very
low priced; tirft quality of Live Geefe and
common FEATHERS. Feather-Beds made
and tilled at the lhorcert notice, warranted to
« cg«>od. Al t—A large aflbrtment of Coach
and Cltaife LaCES, at factory prices; Wor-.
(led of d tfererti colors; a lew peices of
BROWN HOLLAND.
Al,o—Gilt and Mahogany framed Looking
Glas3ks—DreLing ditto—which will be sold
as low as at tlic manufactory.
MILITARY GOODS,
Contorting of (liver plaie and gilt Gut and
rhrurtSwoPds; gold aud fllver Epaulets of
all patterns—Epaulets with counter Straps—
geld and liiver Cord—Bands and Taflels—
long and lliort lilk aud worded Sadies—
P umesof all patterns and prices.
Lilewife—A quantity of HARNESS
LEATHER.
N B.— The Upholftry Butonef* attended to
ai u ua', with punctuality.
Portland, June 25, .810.
REMOVAL.
SIMON DKARBORN,
r TAS Removed from his late Band in Ex
1 1 change-(Beet, to the head of IngraLamt
WL>a>j where he carries on as ufual, the
TAILORING BUSINESS ; aud folicits the
patronage of his friends aud the public in
general.
SEAMEN'S CLOATHING.
He fells on coinmilUon ‘every article of
Mariner’s Cloarhing, at the very loweft pri
ce*, and will have on hand a courtaut and
full fupply, failed to the feafons.
May 21, 18!0. (tf)
For Sale, Fi eight, or Charter,
4 fo'iluHJ fif. July 3. i
iuchcs liokl, deck on the w-de, with nr aft ami
fpar» complete :o receive the r»"'/in —inquire
of EZEKIEL DaY.
is 10.
COU.LGh
I V PrvebiKf. I timer, Paris. Livermore, O-if
* tie'd, Hirriion, Poi^Hd, Baldwin. Rumforu, j
J *v and Wilton, in lots mmdeted, as lately
publi filed in tin« Paper, for l.deby thefubfcri- 1
ber at hi* I'Uice in Portland.
P.D NTIS3 ME LI IN
THE bri* Is* Clir/rs, 215 I
tons regilter--carrie* S00 tous
I timber-3| years o/d-vrcil
Mound—can be lent to fea at
glma/.' eipenfe. Enquire at No.
ro;t sale,
THE HULL of a VcfTel, new
on the (locks and can be launch
ed at Ihort notice, f f the follow- |
| in}; dmtentious :—h‘2 feet keel, i
24 feet 5 laches beam, 9 feet 11 i
A Pleafant Situation.
T7OR fale i»i Gorham, an excellent FARM
^ containing about 190 acres of fertile land
car-able of producing from ,23 10 30 tons of
hnglilh hay, and will yield at large a Boric of
C< rn. Gfain, \yfe. as any land in laid town— j
and if more agreeable, the Stock and Farming
Utenliis. Said Farm has a good Dwelling
Houle and Barn Banding thereon, together
with convenient cut-houfes, water, &c. and j
is fi.uated about 8 miles from Portland, with-;
in latf a mile from Judge Lon^JMono't. For
terxusjBwhich wit! be liberal, apply to
DANIEL HUNT,
on the premifes.
Gorham, May 21. * (tf)
TO LET,
A TWO Bory Dwxlling House, fituated
^ in Wtimtfiteet, fuitable for a large fam
ily. Inquire of
THOMAS BRADBURY.
>bj:__
otrayed from the Subfc'riber,
A SMALL brown COW, with fata// horns,
*• tne ends fa wed otF, and one of her ears
c/iped—had a fma//rope lixed round her neck.
V hoever has found faid Cow and wiU in
form the owner, fli&U be luitab»y rewarded— i
Sir fitayed on the 8ib ult.
JOHN COLLINS, Jux. '
Portland, July 2.
Jonathan Tukesbury, t
I NFORMS his friends and the public at large '
A that he has for fa’e, at faid Itore
Men’s, Women’s, and MifTes’ Leather and
Morocco SHOES, warranted good
Al/b—A large alFortmeut of MOROCCO
SKINS of all colors—BINDING SKINS—
BOOT TOPS, &c. &c.
A/o— SHEEP SKINS wanted, for which
a generous price will be given, if gr'od and
weft faved, which may be done in the follow
ing manner :—Always put on lime to fetch
the wool. After taking off the wool, waih ;
thelkin and put it into fait pickle, Birring it
two or three times in the courfe of four or
fix hours, then hang it up in the {hade. But
to have them green is preferable
The Farmers, by paying attention to the
above, may fave many hundreds of Dollars,
almoB as ealyas to throw their lkins away.
Portland, March 12
SHOE STORE.
Solomon & Thomas Boyce.
f NFORiVI their friends and the Public in
* general, that they have opened a SHOE
STORK in hf (licet, nearly oppnfite the In
dian Chief, where they intend keeping a com
plete alfortment of Ladies’, Mi lies’ and Chil
dren’s SHOES cf every defcription.
They likewise manufacture BOOTS and
SHOES of all kinds, at the iliortell notice,
and oti the mod realonable terms ; where
they hope by their attention and alfidutry to
bufinels they lhall merit a lliare of the Public
Patronage.
For Hand, Ap, U 26, 1810.
REMOVAL.
PAMUEL RICHARDSON inform* hi*
t ^ friends and the public that he h is remo
ved from High Street, and taken tliit Urge
and commodious houie lately occupied by
Mr. Jeremiah fodd in Market-fipiare, where
he lliould be happy to wait upon hi* friend*.
—He likawife will entertain Itrauger* ai:J
travellers as ufual. From the central fituatiou
of his houfe, he hopes for a ihare of their pat
ronage.
N B. A number of Gentlemen can be ac
commodated with Boarding on realonable
term*. SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
Nexvbnrypott, April 23. ft. f.)
tZ\)Z fcpQlUtvr.No. XXXII.
“ Am I thei 'j'.rc become jour enemy, because l
tell you the truth
SUCH was the appeal of Paul that dis
tinguished servant of God to the Grdatia.t
Church. It seems that during his ao^ence
false teaciiers hud crept in among them who
had strangely perverted the ray of truth
by preaching the absurd doctrine of justifies-,
Mon by the deeds of the law, thus changing i
the divine plan of free grace, an l “ serving ■
the creature more than tlie Creator.” They
had probably insinuated also that Patti was <
a secret enemy to their liberties, and that :
he only wished to establish his own power I
on the ruins of their freedom. Such disor-l
ganizet % hiul a ready access to the hearts < f:
common people, and even the Gulatuin con
verts were so far deluded as for a while to i
cast out its evil the name of the blessed
Apostle. But what was his crime ? He ;
had told them the truth. He had set be-j
fore them their true character. He h..d ;
doubtless in imitation of his Lord and mas- j
ter represented them as ** wretched, nuser
able, and poor, arid blind, and nake d,’ and j
though distinguished in some respects a-j
bove others, yet in perishing need <>; .» rt a- j
ovation, of a radical change from natuie to J
grace, and from the power ot sm and .Satan •
unto God. Corrupt human nature lius even !
revolted at the bare mention of a system!
which aims a deadly stroke at its pride ; j
and hence it cannot oe matter ot so inucn .
astonishment to see people recieve a new
system of doctrines, when we consider mat
all the secret prejudices, and natural pro
pensities of their hearts are in complete
league wiifi the enemies of Gospel truth
“ Because the c:»ru«l mind is i-mnity against
God,” it t agei iy seizes ..uy excuse to c-v.i
at h.s dispensations. Men at tin* day p-'S
s‘:as the same dispositions, the saiir uciuto
&. Sclfiah propens;lies, and the »*M*e kuni o
proud iv wicked hearts US the Gulialial i d-U '
r.>ey are as muen opposed in U**1, ^e
pure truths of G d’-* word they e\er nave
been in any ugeofthe world, and they will
show the same resentment as thtj e\tr
have, at being faithfully told of what tliev
are by nattne, and what they must be in
order to nave a well grounded hop* of an
hereafter. But no- withstanding the cavils
and objections of the whole'world united
th’s is an everlasting truth “ the toundation
of the Lord .-rtandetit sure,” and we have
Scripture authority to tsay that “ if the
Gospel is hid, it .s ind only vo those who
are lost.*'
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Late £)nu(Hong.
BUCKSTOM, JUNE 2C.
The Supreme Judicial Court for the
Counties of Hancock and Washington,
which commenced at Castine the 12th
inst. closed on '1 huisday last. Much
business was before the court, and des
patched with great dexterity—Tine
Judges present were Messrs. Siwati,
Thatchtr Cr Parker.
At this Court the following persons
have been criminally convicted ; and
received sentences according to the na
ture and aggravation of their crimes :
Nathaniel Fuliington, for forging a
receipt—7 days solitary imprisonment
and confinement to hard labour 2 years
in the States Prison.
Thomas Dixon, for opposing an ofii
cer in the execution of his 'doty_lo
dollars fine and cost of prosecution.
Joseph Moriah, for attempting a
rape—7 tla\s solitary imprisonment,
and 3 years hard labour in the States
Prison.
Henry Love, for larceny, sentenced
to 30 days imprisonment and hard la
bour, in the County goal.
William Miller, for larceny, four
months imprisonment in the County
goal..
Nathaniel Pendleton and Moses
Hassen, for larceny, seven days soli
tary imprisonment and one year con
finement to hard labour within
the precincts of the States prison.
James Norton, Crim Cun.—senten
ced to 2 months imprisonment in the
County goal, pay costs of prosecu
tion, and recognize in the sum of 300
dollars for liis good behaviour for one
year.
Jeseph Webster, Crim Con—3
months impiisonment in the Coun
ty gaol—50 dollars fine, costs of
prosecution, and recognize for 200
dollars for r gular behaviour for five
years.
John Besby, for passing counterfeit
bills, ami knowing them to be such—
14 days solitary imprisonment, and
two years ha/d labour in the State,,
Prison.
Nathaniel Butler *for havi ■ ia
possession and passing co>. iter! .ii.nifl*
—13 days solitary iiupriaoimieip,
and 4 years haul labour in the Suka
Pusan.
• — »”i>. -—i 'TWjw am »** «
MOMPEUSH. .TUNIS £~.
/ACREDIBLE !
On the 6th mat. the urge pun;, in
the N. E. part of Grcensborough, m
this state, which formed the hr..d of
the river Larnoilk, burst its hounds,
and, carrying ruin and destruction in
its course, emptied itself into Lake
iMemphreifiagog, a distance of a! out
25 mitts. I he particulars are as ihl
lows :—The pond whi h was atonic
2 1-2 miles in length, 1 mile in breadth,
and 100 feet in depth, was sau«i.-d on
the Green-Mouniaut, considerably
higher than the surrounding country.
About forty rods distant was an a s. her
smaller pond, on the outlet of which
stood a number of miles 1 h ?3. .
pendicular height ol tbe iornter uLku :
the latter was about loo Let. It had
long been contemplated to ixuke a
communication between them, in the
expectation that it would greatly ben
efit the nulls below the s na'I p jid.
On the day above inentiorat»t, a out tbi-r
of the to habitant-' of Wheebck, St a- .
field, Glover, aiid Lla.ton, n.et tor Use
purpose of digging a channel, tmd
commenced their operation., on the
brow of decent, a few tods from the
pond. They soon finished a channel
five or si:; feet in depth. As tin*
channel filled, the giod.wi, win., n w.,s
composed of a kind of qni k sand, be
gan to sink, mu ;nu iiu r^usm*; pu same
soon produced a vest nasm ot upu ,<
of 100 kxt in iLp;ti and IK or r.j >
»n width ; the water ed b ,m *
pond with such dieadfnl im vt«u ,i‘t
that it w is completely m .in< rt ; . i .
hour, The sinking ol (tic.vnad.ii w >
so bidden, that t!:_ wo: '.men, v w
prectp;t.ut, v i i, *i. i, hat. h _ ’hr,
to s.tvc Uiciiiselve > , one atm!; five ut'
SIX leel, b it Was iiit'lunaie t o ti to
cXui.h.c him a . f vV ta.t.b v :uia w?.