Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-12-10 00:00:00, page 3

f u! ‘wo d*ad bodice ; tl.c faitUM dog
s os to that of bis m ster, lick* it, and
b gan to btrk with more violence than
V- fore. The getis d’aimcs examine
».:e fcanly of t*)e old solditr, who had
been stabbed lo the heart with a dag
t/jr, which they louml covered with
fowl, the other body bore evident
jiiui ks of the death being occasioned
In a dog. If he dog and the prisoners
were conducted to Toulouse ; there j
was no other witness, but the evidence
of guilt w:s dcducible from a coinch ‘
dr nee of circumstances tantamount to ’
positive oral proof. I be dog was re-!
mat kablv gentle, and suffered himself
to be caressed by any one, and did not
app*;ar to be the least irretated» except
on the approach or in the presence of
the assassins of his master.
The tvvocidpi its were put upon tri
al, an 1 afier a minute iuvi stig.uion of
the evidence, which was circumstan
tial, but so complete that not a single
Imk oi the chain was f mad deficient, the
court pronounced them guilty of the
murder, and immediately parsed sen
tence of death upon them.
In tha interval between the passing j
nf the awful sentence « f the larv and r
. • r • i . ' *
th<* execution ot it, t l hr ;appy cuti* ji
victs mule a full,confession cf theirjt
guilt, awd acknowledged the jjaticeL
of their condemn uioti. j t
This naira'ive (observes the editor)
proves that if bnites are mere machines
(horlogesA they are admirably consti
tuted to establish the claims of the dox ,
in paiUftilAi to participate in common (
with man, tlie dualities ot svmnathv >
r i courage, which it ware injustice i
to withhold.
$}ottlan‘o, j
Uonday, December 10, 1810.
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PORTUGAL.
Intelligence has been received from
Lisbon, at Gloucester, to November
the id; at tint li no the two armies
remained in the position they occupied
at the period ol our former account*.
The combined forces were distant from
the City about 16 and the French 20
miles. From the late operations in J
Portugal, the fate of that country is far 1
from bei.ig decided ; it is not impossi- j
ble but that Massena may effect the;
Conquest this campaign—this lie will
endeavour to do by a desperate battle,
victory or defeat will be the rtsull—if
the latter, it will be fatal to the French,
.as a retreat will be very difficult. 1 he
English army are said to be in high
spirits and well supplied, whilst that of
the French are in great want of provi
sions.
/ •
An expedition under the command
of Sir Home Popham has sailed from
Corunna to attack the French post in
the Bay of Biscay. ,
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The Engluh have captured the I-de
of Bonaparte (formerly Isle of Bout
bon.) I he otlrrial account ol this e
tent has been publrshed in England.-—
The British nab onlv !« w miuled urd
4
none fil ed. M lie Isle ol Bonaparte is
situated ui the Indian Ocean ; in 20 de- t
grees S. lat and 55 E. hrtig. is about 40
miles long k 30 broad, contains se\era!
pons and good rosd* where slops may
i»de securely. J lie climate is good
and the soil productive ; produces annu
ally 55.700 weight of torn 55,000 of.
maize j and 3,000,o60 bbs ol toffee ; the ,
inhabitants are estimated at 6<>a)00 |
blacks and 5,000 whites. I he t.ccpii
sit ion is of considerable conseqm nee to (
the English as it deprive!? the Erench j
pnrateeis of a place of resort from,
whence they 1 are long ar.r.oyd the
commerce of those seas.
The Board cf '1 rade in England
h ave drsisted from granting liceDus to
and from French ports and those de
e\ gnated in the Orders ol Council.
The English government have btc
ljr fc.Tnt thirty thousand hlankets and f
twenty thousand pair of shoes to the •
patriots in Spain.
mmmmammrnmmm m
A',nr.>al Sawyer is ippo:n*ed to the H.l
ikx sUiioiu
The Rusiirms are »«iu to Lave abandoned
the siege ofV*rna.
The ex-kinj? of Sweden, in consequence
cfpertnissum given is on a visit lo the Kus- :
f:an capital.
FROM SWEDEN. j
Cap?. Ileskcl, who arrived at Bos?^ !
from Russia and Sweden, sailed from'
(jotienburg Nyv. 2. lie had not heard
of the arrival of King Bek jm dotted)
iroiq Ran*. It was said the Emperor
of Russia had interposed, and insisted
that lie should not ascend the throne of’
Sweden, but that the exiled Monarch;
vhould be restored ; and he is said to
have the wishes of the people in his fa
vour. [ We cehexe the Lx-K.r.g is at
Si, RcUrsLurg.]
Congress were to convene r>n Mon
d«/ last. '1 he President’s Mess ge
v dl be received hi ttie course of«he
;i.. t ops. vie* uon oi the
situation of our foreign rtlad^r.s will
probably engross the first and principal!
attention ol that honour able b<*dy* Mr.!
Madison has officially declared that lio« i
napjrie ha* repealed his decrees whilst
the French Emperor’s words are that
they will be at a certain time, provided
the British Government abandon their ]
new doctrine of blockade. Should j
, those two powers be at issue on this j
subject, our government will be in ]
some what of a dilemma. Some ap- j
piebend there trill be much difficulty]
m this business yet. Every friend to!
this country will in the mean time Us6
his ex.rfions t« obtain, by amicable
means b om all parties, a restoration,
of those rights which the citizens of j
these States are entitled to as a neutral
nation. I
Cumberiivd st —Portland, Dee 7, 1810
On this day {erconaJ'v appeared bcforf
me Kbe»~zer Mayo, a Justice of the Peace
for the County of Cumbe.I *nd, Henry 1)
Hod^ieiiu-ami made solemn oath that the
communication by him signed, and publish
cd in the H olland G-zetie of the twelfth
day of October »ast is substantially t:ue ant. i
correct and that with regard toanylejfd
claim i.e may have on Mr Daniel W C»xt
if" Pliiladrip'ua t*e depot,erit does not pre
Lend to deci i*. HEN it V D HODGKINS.
£ H t. N -ViAfU, Jxit Peace j
N: *, thou canting hypocrite, s .y that
ll-*d>rk:ns has sworn to a he if veu d.»re !— '
If y?u bj.»e x: • sense ui a'.awe. cover ycxi.~
•* Wutkinyten, Dcpar tinent of lit ale, 7
June Tin, 18it). $
“ Mir \ x,
j •* V hi u-t»»*r ofthe 2F*h n!f. to the Sec
JietHiy i t State has iircii duly pfceittd, and
I i urn .r.re< eti tosivnifv to \au, in answer.
I ci o'tunijlv do, that it xvtii hr aaxt table
for ov f evati yeurtetj J any opportunity that
hi »; r<eU’ to ten l tc Uie Consul of the Untied
h'raisat farts, i)n\ia & Warden, prooj oj the
I citizen* *ttp it*<T <i if '< >'1. the pet ton nj your
\ ton, I** ti Hu it moot tf the cirfHmitaraes oj
II r Ci.ee. Von w ft do vvcli at the name time
In ►end ;0 i iiis ofit t co, u 9 of the stfhe '5oc
umcin*. to be tor w *rded lien* e to Mr. \Y.<r
ik*o. fpon lecejvi*; these p*per*,' he Mill,
j n i (hittbi, do ali that he • an to procure me
{discharge of your r»n, so illegally and un
justly hold in captivity. 1 he question of
! Mr. Coxe’s liability, pay the i»osom re
fei red to by you, and to redeem your son
and It is fellow -prisoners ia entirety one of
Judicial cognizance.
“ I am. Madam, &.<*. , .
(Signed) “DaNIEL EHEN7.”
** M't. \lttfy Stdgkins, Port tana, Maine.”
Will the Department of State ackrmwl
edge that a citizen is illegally and unjustly
held in captivity by a foreign power, ->"1 yet
i adopt no spirited or cfieciive measures to
,eatore hirn to %.• country and friends?—
The thought humbles our independence—
Comment is unnecessary-Now follows
Mr Henry D Hodgkins’ solemn oath to the
statement pushed mour paj’tr of the 12th
u!l.
The ca*e Lirly st ated.
WE request onr reader* to re-peruke live
»'af' ment m.v !e in our paper of the 12th ait.
t*jr Henry D Houck ins —- and toiloital-j
t-ntiveK—it 1* a sunject which has engross-*
Rti con side rab e attention abroad, and we
wi-h to bare itfiUy and plumb understood.
The * Evening Star,' a dsrkltng, lopsided
» y*r, (somewhere to the southward) hav
og rather loo f*t*ely, perhaps, lined the
lAtnr of M'« Daniel IV Cjxc, ha* been con"
P. rained to publish the following recant a.
Jon: •
^ From the Evening Star ]
TO THE PUBLIC.
I.i justice to Mi4. O/tKiEi, W.Coxe, wc
mike it known, that af.er an attententive
perusal of the document* in Id* possession,
' nd with which we were totally unacquain
ted a' *:he time oi th«* publication in our pa
pers of M rnday and Tuesday, of some stric
tures upon h paper published by Henry D.
Hodgkins) we can declare, that we are
sa'istDd ot our error, in stating, that the
"hip Concord infringed the nor.-inlerc rnrae
! '.tv, or that Mr. Cox behaved with ant kind
of inhumanity to said Hodgkins.
We s»aie this voluntarily, so that the
same pH lie that has read the unfounded
clia ge<*, may also re-d our recantation. I
We have no enmity to Mr. Coxe—our
feelings respecting the unworthy manner in
which the government was treated by the
P s 1 nd rd.tor ( whose ateiiKnt respect
ing M-. C »e we had presumed to be cor
rec) w ire the cause of any warmth w hich
have appealed in any of our observa
tions.
D ics this amount to a refutation of Hodg
kina* tUlement ? It d-v*s n<»t disprove a
syllable relating to his hatherous usage ;—
nor doc* ii in any manner exoneiaie our
government from the t.^rges aliedged a
gainst it. With what apathy waa the appli
cation of M *. Hodgkin* treated by tlie Do
partmsnl of State l—Mr. Brent is directed
to signify “ that it vull be advisable for jcu,
[Mr*, Hodgkin*] to avJil j cur self of any co
portuuity th.it may *ecur to semi to the Causul
of the U States at J'jris, £. WarJtn, proof*
i$*c- Ifc.
Whether Mr. Coxa ha* cr has not offered
a "ufiicieni remuneration to Mr. H. for his
sufferings, we pretend net to deci le — We
have it from belter *iitho:i*V than the Argus
or even the Evening S‘arf to state that Dan
iel W. Coxe, Esq is a very respectable mer
chant in Philadelphia, ai d aTeJerc ist—lius
must have been ti e t*-**on why the aaitl
Star vudeavored to cas» the odium, (if an*
there might be,) of Hodgkin*’ »fi or on Mr
Coxe. We know from other authority than
Hvdgkin*’ that hi* narrative of sufferings
is substantially true. We aie willing to ad
itoi that he might have demauded mine of
Mr. C tUnn was his right.
| Redd Mr. Brent’s Letter.
f.Ty tin-*—»na:l no morr—but po back
*"il howl yottr ffncnt.moe, and let jour
blind puppies yelp iu concert
t mm. ytm n *mwr^km
The ri«c*rers of the Arens tponnr by their
wiitcing, much galled at the remarks . » the
Gazette on the fa'n >vi democratic Congres
sional candidate, and <»«».- T I Jove—-That
Cte dr fence of these ~rriv characters tricuhl
be m .da in the. Argus in the Urging* of
scurrih y, miv b» bwh prtt^r and natural to
the genius of t It at paper ; r.or are vie dispo
sed l » question the exclvti*c ilir con
ductors of the Argu* have to pursue that
m ale of reply—-U is und .ubtedl , must con
genial to the palates of thei- readers, and
the only one they are Capable of making—
Whenever the sentiment or statements in
the Gaette are priced to be incorrect by
the t »roe of ressou or common sense em
ployed by the Argu*, then, and not til! then
will they meet wldi a correspondent reply,
rhe encouragement «f American mmudht
t'J es, ft countenance of Howe's rhapsodies,
are very different tilings. It will be tune
enough to review the other elmacter when
lie shall have the folly again to stand a can
didate for an important office.
We are authorised to sfate tint the gen
tle m in who was »o psutc.y attacked m the
last Argus for lending his aid iu the cause
of an unfortunate young man, was actuated
by no other motive than that or philanthro
py—It w<s thought that a statement of his
sufferings vtould help hts cause and procure
him relief—lint W thout knowing his mo
tive the Argus has had the delicacy to
charge G1 rr* with uttering slander—Get the
Argus Editor satisfy himself on tins head,
and henceforward j»e the precaution which
common decency would suggest, in making
assertions before he could posdbly be ac
quainted wuli the motives of the action.
The friends ofhuntmity and en'erprize
will notice with regret tnat the account of
Mungo Park’s being alive m the interior of
Africa, is contradicted.
Maxims on Patriotism,
By Dr Berkley, Buhofi r.f Ctoyne.
(I’uulished tor the benefit of dunocan in
Cumberland.)
1. A nun whose passion for money
runs high, bids fair for being no patriot.
And he iiKewise, wiiose appetite is keen
for power.
2. A man who has net a sense of
God or conscience ; would you make
fuch a one a guardian to votir child ?—
If not why a guardian to your state ?
3. A man, rails, rages, and raves j l
suspect his patriotism.
d. t he factious man is apt to mistake
hinistlf lor a patriot.
MiudStanri. %
COMMUMC A TICS.
Veiirt, friend Shirley, thy com*
municaf.on accompanying the narra*
live of the young man lIodtfkin*t seoni
eth to have carried much oiscomfiture
Into the political vig-Wuips of the
South ; and even that odious iu*cct
which hath lately stuck u*etf on the
backside of thy premises, doth discover
symptoms of feeling by its writhing and
agony.
Verily, verily, let it be told in Gath,
let it be spread through the streets of
Ashalon, that the hoodwink'd Argus
liata for once ‘detected”—(discover’d)
what ? the truth ?—the plain, naked
tiuth ? no alas ! the truth is not to be
found there.— If thou dost admit the
statement as given in the Evening Star
it anpeats to me not in the least to in
\ alldate the substance of t he story told
by Hodgkins The disagreement be
• iwttn H. amWiis owner, it is impossi
ble to decide upon. '1 he young mun
thinks himself injured, but Mr. Coxc
ptobably can justify himself—it may
1 appear then, that in giving publicity to
the quotation from the E: Star that a
part of the truth lua been told.—The
motives which actuated the gentleman
in affording assistance to an unfortu
nate fellow' being, are best known to
himself—it doth appear to me that
‘ they originated in a generous sympa
thy for the distress'd-Tour’s.
broad brim.
Errata.—In the Census published in cur
j last, the number of inhabitants in Jay
I should imve been 1107.
I igarrwo,
I In Kennebunk, Mr. J >seph M. Haves,
I merchant, of Ssco^ to Miss Susanna Wilds
| or the hiriner place
In bath, by the Rev Mr. J'vnfcs, Mr.
William Torrt*y, merchsn’.To Miss Abigail
i Webb, (laugh* er of W. Webb, E.q
*■ In this town, Mr John Lowell, to Mi*s
, Saily Auiiiift.
■ At Aberdeen (Scotland) oil the Sd of Oct
j in the 4> i cur of bis a^e, Mr. J* Bra n it,
, Prorcssoi >«t Civil and Natural History in
, Mamchal College and Untvrrsity ; a gen
j tie man highly distinguished tor hi* learning
1 ami virtue.
In Mrwhuryport Mt, Henry T. Fond, a
ged 2S, inn of Dr. Jaini li ind.
In i.us town, Francis, sou of Mr. Henry
j Jones, aged 2 years.
Browmd'm 5-ico r-v«*r‘2tM uK by the sink.
ingolai*oat, Mr. VVilham Dyer and Mr.
— Davis. On the 23d Mr Naih’l Lord,
Allied by tailing under a mill wheel.
a >» ii. inw
<Sa\ttU fs'-zs- ;
PORT OF PORTLAND— 1SH).
Dec 4, arrived aloop Jetferson, TUecm?*,
from E.aipo-t—5 h. »chr. Caplin, Roberts, 1
fr* ia do—6ih, Sally, Tucker, iroin do.— ]
IUI^v, Blanchard, troirt —7 h, m hr. (
fame, Yomc, I'tpro Eastman— fcii, sioo^ K.ai- I
j ev, Turn*, from Njv’ ury;o?t— Hunger,
Kackljef, from LoaIoi:
C>earance* at the C 'em 1[pism
Dec. 4<b, sc l.r. J Strong, fop the
—5 1i, rcti*. IUnti*h, Gould,
f»r J n» nca—6th, Albert, Merrill, for B,«l
j timo*e— Freeport, Gray, for B<< ton—11 1
if, Morrison, for Philadelphia—bull}, Tuck
er, ior Boston.
HBMOAASDJ.
Nassau, Nov. 1.
The Ain. vc1 r. Elizabeth-Atm, ( bu pio
peri v of Messrs- Noyes, I.owell U Cord
Portland.) cap*. Blake, sailed from Port >u
Prince, St. Domingo, on the 7th »dt. expe
rienced severe g»le3 and boisterous vex*he r,
and on the l<tin*t. was exit awry at Abaco
Keys, near the Elbow*, the vessel and car
go totally lost, M >se* I.ensnot, the irate,
and Wrn. Huggins, Geo-go Kersey,
I-* —mariners, were drowned, n«* also all
thr passengers, Mr. Wm D Smith, of N j
Yoik, M Bisson, (a Frenchman) i*nd two ;
colored women, ar.d a little girl. The mas- j
ter and remainder of the crew s »ve<! them ,
selves on the rocks, where they remained j
3 day-, and were taken off by a li;tle vessel j
called the Polly, belonging to Mr Jacob J
Adams, of little Guana Key, and Carried |
to that Key until the weather moderated, j
verv kindiv treated by Mr Adams and l is I
family, and afterwards brought to this port, I
where they are much distressed on Tuesday
last.
VLSL-. - \ —
SUBSCRIPTION BALLS.
rpHE fubfcriber* are informed that their ,
1 frrfl Ball will be TOMORROW EVEN
1NO, 1 fth inflict
N B Tickers at Mr. C. CURRY * Store.
Portland Dec. 10.
DO cTTo |< WhEI),
i 7
! fTAVlNG attended a regu’ar courfe of
t *■ Medical Reviing and Practice of Phyfic
j with Dodkor Brook*, of Medford, and ob:ain
( ed a Diploma from the Cenfor* of the Mafia
| chule ts Medical Society will be happy to
! devote his fervice* to .he inhabitants of Port
| land, who may feel ddpoled to patronife him
a* a Pyhcuu.
N JB—Hi* lodgings are at Maj. G.ict’s,
Federal fir ret. _ Dc. JO.
MJi/r GOODS.
tVi'liam Goddard,
HAS received by several late arrivals from
Liverpool and Bi*js*oI. a Isge quantity of
( Hard lFare Goods.
AUr—>00 boxes Ciown Window Glass,
various $iz°a,
50 c^ks Nails,
Ouaimry of blistered Steel,
Anvils, Vices, Si- nrls, Spiulcf, Sic fee.
Which are lor .sai<#, by wholesale and retail
at In* strife in Middle-street, co the most
Lv cable terms
/*»rf/#*/;, ;V-.r 10 (if)
i Navy M PORK j Jamaica, St. Kilts,
St U nurara Uiiin ; Gm; Brandy ; T*«s ■,
I CblLe ; Pimento , Tlon. > C* .on ; Tobuc
to ; Ginger I Rua;ia, U*»«n» and inch*
Our*., Cordage, ike.
OF the two lownanipt gramrd to the
‘Hilitiers of Portland, are hereby notified
i that the m«t4.ag ol said Proprietors which
. was iioidvl. at lUe 8aosc<tbci’s Oihce on
! Saturday last, » ±ncis aojom ned to ihe same
! place, to ’1 DisDAY, the 11th lint, (tomor
i row) a' 10 o c lock a. sk- as business of im
j foil-nee is fo be uiusacted, it is hoped
vhcle will be a gv Cial attendance.
S A >i. FREEMAN, i»p\ Clerk.
.wDei'e>n6eK 10, 1810
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John t. lhunton,
ATFFER.S for fait* at No. 4, Central Row,
Vy f^re-fireet—
SO chefl* Hyion, Hyfon Ssdn and Souchong
'/MAS, of the latelt impunatiouft and War
ranted Air It quality
20 barrel* Prime PORK
I SO lbs. Callia
40 calks iod, 12d and 20 Englilh Naib
6 doe, Fryingpaus—Engrilh Lines—Cod
Hook*
I Few rales beft quality Knive* and Forks
• Jack Knives—I.on d’poous—A.antUorfl
Leaves, tfr.
AUj—Coullant'y on hand an afiortment of
warrauted ANCHORS.
Dec. 10,
Cables, Cordage, li^ltrofe, ana
Wormline,
UOR fee by A CHEVER, at NT» 7. Long
Wharf, or at the Ne* Rope Walk by
Deering’* bridge.
Portland Dec If*. (e^pEm)
! Maine lire Marine Inf trance Com
pany, Annual Meeting.
i r‘i HE Stockholders in the Maine Fire and
( A Marine lufurange Company are hereby
! notified, that their Annual Meeting lor the
choice of Nine Dire&ors for the entdbig year,
will be held at their Office, iu Eub*>.gs fi-eet,
oo Tuefday the drlfday of Ja nuary tdi 1 ,*t 1
Two o chick in the afternoon. Aiy order of
I the t'retident and Dire&or*. |
ELlSH A MORSE S*ty.
Jlf F IS* M J i/tuarut Cj~. e, )
re. 10, '»»0. 5
LIFE OF MISS ANTHONY.
JUST publiilsed by l.-YMAN, H ALL A
.) Co. and for fale at tl-e.r Ik-ok-fiore. ut the
Jign cj tie h ilt. 1 etu'iinct JiutlJF.gf% •
/irtet, the Lin of Mrst Susanna An i uuny.'I
fecond edition, price 62§ cents. The Pub
li(her«, beg leave to tHoerve to the put ic
that they have been induced to ’dee a letoud
impreffi'in ot tin* woik from a dchre (hat the
lx>ok might have a more eneoHve circula
tion, be more generally known an I read,
and fr*»ui a couvi&iou mat a* a teligioiit Me
moir, it is altogether uuriv lied. Mils Au
thane w-? indeed 4 a he •: ;g U»J a Jci*tng l git *
Her thritiiaii aiiaHunt-rtta were ra<e and re
ma kaLle. Her life, a* exhibi'-d in in* book,
pre-cuts an example worthy o? un<ve-1 tl imi
tat ion. The artrotiua of all wh-> wou-d 4 be
followers of thoie who through *» >b ard pa
lienee inherit the pronrie>,’ i* ref eftfuHy
tbvl.yd to tins re<igtoa> N vfiAitv* ./>• to.
N£V? GOODS.
JUST r»r*i*rd and new ready for f de by
William Lord h Co,
at their ftore in Fore Hrecf. *n >’d t n-f *\
forrment of HARD ft'ARE b’Ot'W ; gt ti
er with a general .fiomntni of
M'ejl* India G%ds & GrsctrLi,
among which are —
French Brandy MidafiV*—Co*tort
Sp^nhh do A*!t—G!af#—F>ih
(»in W»»oi y roriim Card*
Old Jamaica Spirit* Powder Mu tt
Sf. Croix and 4d, f-d, Sd, lOd arui
Aof'gu i SOd Nuh
N. E. Rum Irrm Shovel*
Cherry do tono good C’l.rere
Sherry, Ra fint—Ciui*poa
I.ilLnii, I u,.vu<. A It pi re—Pepper
Port and f * " Keg and dortle Muf
Malaga J lard
Hyfcm. 1'>,*'* Nutmeg*—Cov«
Yc iii.g Hyfon, j Oinge
Hylon Sictr*, Indig ...»
Souchong and j C ;>(.
Italic* J ’i* k • {
L* if Sugar kf l u
White Havana do Full: <
Coffee—Chocolate V •/k. S n
Choc-'. a:c Shell*
Rice—Candlea
Sperm Oil
12 Crain effort a*. ] A/^E.
With a varifiry f o-.„ . -i 4
which will he fold uo . . >vb .. .r ?
terma. (5^ r -a. u
notice: /
A hi- i*erfox.6 indebted tr the fubfcriber art*
• k reqwtfted to fettle the fame within ihiny
day?—or theo note* and account* will be hit
with an Attorney tor cpI'ecVon v?">. j: fur
ther notice JOHN PR 1C Hard.
Pcrth-idt Dee IC, 19if)
TO WJTCU~M'dKERS.~
^OHN B ILEY. has for t'ale (at the Ufa
J of tiie Gold Wa<«, Axebjegt-fle.'t—
12 groH bell Bnglilh WATCH CHRIS
TIAlS
Likewise—Two Warranted Eight Da»
'TIM B RISC Si.
Pirttland, I2fi A a. 10/4,
mmi —f— - - - —- , ■—
Kew Store.
| N, WlT L I S,
I >gr ahum's Wharf
Has jua received,and cow tier* for la''*,
a Urge and gei.ctal A lien mem of
)¥eji-India G.zds and Groctrus,
among which are—
Hyfon, "J
Hyfou Skin, I
Young Hyfou V , , '
Sou.hop*and | Tj'fi
Bohea J
I.oaf. White wd Brown SUGARS,
2250 wt belt CHEESE,
Coffee, Chocolate,
Chocolate Shells,
Rice, Candle*,
Speim Oil,
.Lifbon and Malaga Wine,
Brandy, Gin,
W. I and N England Ruinr
; Cherry Rum, Molaffes,
Fill). Salt,
Railin', Cinnamon,
Pepper, Ail pice,
Gmger. Mu (lard,
Aiium, Copperas,
Indigo, Nutmegs,
Shaving Soap,
Powder and Shotr,
Tobacco, Cigarrs,
- Snuff, Pipes,
Threads, Combs,
CottoD, Cotton Cards,
Nails, Selves,
Shovels, Broom',
, Colo d and white Crockery Ware,
Earthen Ware,
Tumblers, Blocktin Teapots,
Log Wood, Red Wood,
Walnuts, Cheimits, tft bV
N. W. Relpeiffully inforn* his friends an*
the public, that the above articles are of the
dirft quality, and being purchafed principally
with bath, will be lold (heap for the fame.
December, 10
Noah Mayo's Kltate.
' PO be fold by order of the Supreme Tudt
cial Court, on Tuksoat, the fiheemh
| day of January next, at two o clock in the xf*
teruoon, at the Heui’e wherein the fubfertber
now dwells, at Harpfweti, in the county of
j Cumberland, fo much of the Real Eruue of
i Noah Mayo, late of laid Harpivre tie e ed,
[ a? wiil be neerffny to raile the tum'ot Three
i Hundred and F.fty Dollars to cnaole her to
j pay the jufi. debts of laid dereated.
HOPE MAYO, A atem tr
laid if tie.
Dee 10, 1810
’ PUflLlC NOllCE.
' TYMIEREAS Elihu Alden of Ditmont itj
[■ the county of Hancock, obtained a
Nate of hand for twelve do rrs, of me th*
fubferiber on the third mftant by pub.
hckly afjerttng to me that he had received a
power of attorney from Mr. Francis Fuller
of Readli*ld, ?n the county of Kennebec*, to
feeH* wnh the for a hive of Bees takeu by
me by virtue of a writ of attachment, thenm
the care of the laid E:ihu, and wher^a., I nave
Ifuce received * letter from Mr Fib er caibn $
on me for aietilement, ai.d Bating st the fame
t-T*e, that A men’s declaration reflecting a
p m.r from him was a grols f de’io' d
1 his is to caution aM perfon.* from purchaling
1. id Nate as I have paid Mr Fuller the tie
ii.aod lor which (aid a ore k«v- n
JOHN SMITH.
Dixmcnt, Nnr 25, !8i©
N B.— l he tb >ve I I ha A’drti f* *
mofi not or unit cheat and lwind:er nd w»*
indicted for cheft at .he lafl fitpreme Ju'l^''ta,
Court, at C*!tme.and recognised uucer he -
vy Ik>uJ» f- r final tnai a; the uea: fupreoie
terth m June near e*«.!ie fafety arid i»e‘
hire of toe ."v imperiauflv i,friii:il that lucl; a
cnarat er Ho a* puHbckiy b.ewn a* pc.fiib!#,
the teve* *'• i'r»u»er* m the Uiutmi x> o
wo»y confer a iaUirtr obti^a ion oo the ct .n
n.u ntv, by tufemeg thin no n * .n ilte.r.rei
petfite nevrs|tai *r* p*rri'ii‘ar y »* rt r d.t*
■rict, M' ff.ieht e '*• r p**-, t^J . .is <,.3%. >f
p.>g*«firt >ta e,