Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-07-16 00:00:00, page 3

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This procession, *of firittime, proh
ablv as Urge as the federal party ; hut the
means b) whichit was obtained were tnilv
contemptible. Even one, rag, tag, and
fob tail, apprentice boys, servants, &c
•rere invited to walk in the procession,
snd to augment the mass of democrat
ic respectability. In short, there was no
discrimination, except, that decent demo
crats, with a very few exceptions, declined
walking in the procession. Their escort,
ooniisted of.men decently clad, and cf
c0ti-se protected tlie procession from the
ridicule, to which they would otherwise
k*ve been exposed. We do not exceed the
bounds of truth when we pronounce that
0; e half of the large procession, were not
* ,urs in this or any other town. When
lliev arrived at the hall, if fame speaks true
the-, were so desperately hungry, (many cf
them not having eaten for .some time he- j
fore) that they soon devoured the provis
ions placed before them, shine of the guests
not being able to satisfy their voracious ap
petites in the least—After they had consum
ed all the dinner, the toasts were given a
midshouts, acclamations, huzzas, cheers, sing
ing, drumming, piping, f tilling, roartrg of
cannon, ic'. ike 5cr, and what were these
riblime toasts, prepared for this “ great as
s’* long prior Jji elegant and patri
otic (Ycort ? why, the me rest nonsense con
veyed in a style, that idiocy itself would
tin>h to acknowledge.
Toast No 2, “ The I'nited States — In in.
fancy the compelled a powerful parent to i
give her independence — lu manhood s^r.
does not tremble at the threats of tyrants.4*
Is it possible to conceive a more flagrant
outrage upon the English language or a more
attrocious violation of comim.K sense than
this toast—not a single sentence gramatical
]y corrector that conveys any meaning, (in
its present form,) whatever. The subject
of the toast is the United States ; The pred
icate relates to some lady, or person of the
frminine trender.
— — 0 f
Toast No 15, is equally destitute of sense
or graiiutical accuracy ; The residue of the
toast.., we forbtt” to criticise ; for they bear
the st amp of antiquity. Old age is venera
ble, and its imperfections ought, therefore
to be passed over in silence. Suffice it to
say that not a democratic speech, or ora
tion, hut is replete with the sen*i> r.-nts
contained in them ; and the very same ideas
have been handed down from generation to
generation, in the form of democratic toisM
ever since our forefathers landed at Plym
outh. Of the volunteers, none attract our
notice except the famous twin usitrs of*h<;
H o n-o-r-a-b l c Major Joseph Fovcroft,
fc‘q. Two born at one birth are twins ;
but that there should be three twits, is real
ly a novelty. After making commerce the
subject of his toast he concludes by a kind
of acknowledgment that our government
have disgraced themselves, and a kind of
prayer that all honest men, would exert
their influence to Ireal the disgrace, infamy,
or wound attached to our national charac
ter. This toast is remarkable for nothing
more than this, \iz. that it is the perfec
tion of absurdity, the consummation ot non
aence, and proof posi*ive that the mental
powers ot Major Foxcmt*, Esq. are inferi
or to those of Washington, Hamilton, Ames,
fcc 8tc. The Major deserve® particular
notice, as it is conjectured, from his ac
tions, (which speak louder than word*.)
that lie thinks much of setting himself up
as candidate for representative to Congress
We are told that the day was ceiel
ted with much zeal an i spirit ; tins we
do not pretend to controvert, hu* .* ‘a ge
majority of the company are in die naim of
celeb rating, not only that but every oti .*
day with ia ge quantities of snat i , pu el
Ncv-England ; and when under the opera
tk.u tf this spirit# there is a zeal not ac
co. ding to knowledge.
4X E Phi PAM.
Wl: "* U me) took wi c »he was d« ar t» hi i
heart,
was * bene 'f his bone* bat ‘ds now
Boue-a-part.
I That two should make two, he can neve
“g-i-re.
S') now lie is trying, that two m >v make
■b"~ ffcw.
? \ MARRIED,
lathis town, Mr. Jos; an Cummin.;*, t .
^•s. A *u Walker,
R ^ DIED>
Drowned ot Cunbridzc, 7th ins'. Samuel
* ir«, /£.. 26, an nr der graduate o< ! larva c;
U»ivenwtv. Mr. H. was seat to cobegc by
lnt”1 who consider their wealth a luist given
diem hy Heaven for the use of society ; ami
TMpianc lor opportunities of applying it ac- i
fading- *o the Giver's intention, diacmneu
ruhiv young m*.u the worth whici) the imei
<*f siKUety required should be fns>er».»d ■
His distinguishing aptitu !o was for the ac
ininiuon <>l language. Hr* entered C'Ueg"
M Junior Sophist er, in i:X>9, ;«Mer only 13
j!)Ji> study. At hi- decease lie had gain
acquaintance with V \W languages, and
*** extending the cire' eonrehend the ,
f wnen he was *••’■*. y southed
••■Oni hi- country & the world, a y »u h,whose
‘esearrn-Mg nvght in timu have shvd lust e
"pvt both H * lus gone to retuf.* mm the
»f ais M tker a tdent mt nil in the
fa;/*,, but cuitivntc.t and itnprov d. idle
^•teular* of v : death are interesting.—
stemming in Cambridge, ou’sole
l , !l» s*tak ; an l a irien-i, alarmed
y»is cry, plunged, eager to be h:* sav iour,
***d reached the spot m »* * - an for the de
erT*hrace hint II • clung round;
he survivor and the dec^tsuti sunk togut' -
fr* tl;e former dele* mined to bring tin* ntn- I
wOO»liorc ()p smi. tl| r<,5t jn ||u> ar„,s—
rurn extreme feeblcne* the deceased
*•* uii grasp; nature*.* involunm y s!rujr- !
t ».• hreatU brought the survivor to the
**< Uve ; but the moment Uis « dent spirit
c»nn:»edit* sea-, it cind dull matter I *r its
^o*iuy tohol i longer. H • re-plung^d
!>i vam—H * freiui had ,unk forever
, ,u4’ 1 1 he wave winch imd s* otter* bet 1
** c«*iV» of gc?i:na
f *r ■ * \ *
In jSiw G'.oiioe.'Ur or. !i • evening of the
Nth luft. M <it »,if«: id' jfaac tWinn* ti.j
aged 67,
^nte %i>;p X?ru>9
/'OAT' 0/' PORTLAND— 18»0.
Nh>m/,ry, jh./y 10
Arrived flop Francis, Cape. M Ltllan. from
Ville Real, via St libes.— Left at the former
place lhip Mount H >pe, M Cobb, of George- J
towa,difchargmg — June 4, lat. 38 >oog. 16,!
fpoke brig Fe.leverauce, Iruin Kewyork. for’
Cadiz.-—Same day wu boarded by lit* Majef
ty’s fliip Jeiulh, on a cruife, and treated po- ’
lit^Iy—Ju’y 2, lat. 42, long 61, fpolce brig .
George WaOlington, 7 days from bath, for
Liverpool—July 6,131. 42, long <>5, brig Ma
ry, Scott, 5 days from WifcaU'et for Cork.
Clearances at the Cujlcr.i-Hoitfe. i
July 12, brig Tropic, Sawyer, W. indies.
Do Eden, Keating, Gaudaloupe.
13, Superb, Brazier, do
— MalTafoit, Woodward, do
14, Cumberland, Freeman, Ireland.
—. . I
Having bur little news either of a foreign or
domeflic nature, we have devoted a large pro
portion of this day’* paper tothe proceeding*
of our friends on the late stwiverfary of our
National Independence, in different places in
this diftrttfl.
Bible Warehouse.
LYMAN, MALORY & CO.
Jrxurcnte EuHJirgr, Enlarge fr ret,
LIAVE juft received from Philadelphia, an
extenfive alTortrmtit of Carey4* quarto
BIBLES, conftiutrng a handfome variety in
price and quality, which they now’ offer for
f««'e at the Phi'adelphia price*. They have
alfo Bibles wri*h Canne s marginal references.
The arrangements which they have made are
fuch as will loon enable them to render their
affortment of Bibles complete. They defign
to keep a full coi.etfhon conftantly on hand
that the inhabitants of .Maine, may, at any
time, be accommodated on the beft of term*,
with Bihles of evety fize, price and quahty.
Portland, July 16, 1810.
WILLIAM LORD & CO
T NFORM their friends and the public that
A they have lor fa'e a genera! affortment of
// td- India Go ds and Groceries,
together with an affortment of
Hard H are Goods,
which they have juft received in addition to
their former >tock, and now offer for iale at
their Storein Fore-ftreet on reafonable terms,
July 15. 6w
a'hr GOODS.
JOSEPH CROSS, Jui.
A'» 5, I *ion Ron', Middle-Street.
HAS juft received, in addition to his former
ftoek, a large affortment of
Englifb, Indiai and IV. /, Goods
and Groceries,
which he will fell on reafonable terms.
July 16.
rjHHE fubfcriber having clnfed hi? p refen C
A luifmels, requefts thofe who have unfet
tled acounts with him to prelent them for let
tlement ; and thofe indebted to make imme
diate payment. R. MOTLEY.
TO LET, (and poffeffmn given in O&ober
next) that noted fituation for a Tavern, or
Boarding Houfe, now occupied by Mr Jofiah
Paine. The faid houfe is large and conven
ient for either of the above purpofes, with
convenient out houfe? and ftabiea that will
! accommodate nearly fifty Horfes.—Tor fur
! ther particular? apply a? above, or to Meffra.
1'homa* & Ed war n Mot let, of B^lon.
Portland, July 16, 1810.
Shoe
| OLIVER S. HARTSH >KN,
I At S’gn J the It Ol, Abl’ddir ffrtrt,
Vf \NL'F \C1 URF.3 and keeps conft.rmly
*■ for fa!e a general aiTortment of Morocco,
;tr:I. Leiobe** Ladies, Gent1-men's and Chi!
1 e, > 8* iO'J*, warranted of the heft quality.
TT . ’’’ g engage 1 a ce ebrafed Manufacturer
of B' -ns, C»eut!etnen may be fuppbert with
them at his fhop at a thort notice and on rea
fcnable terms.
He begs leave to return his fhanV - to the
comp unity for part favors, and folicits a con
tinuance of tiiem.
Portland, J ly IG.
STEh VSPR/XG SADDLES.
TO"EP> i D TNTN\
• ' y m i
T NFORMS tne public that he fti'l con* in
*• ue- to carry on the
Saddle, i lame ft, and rblife Trimming
Bujincf$%
t«i doo"- we1! of C lomKan /»*—where he j
offers for fa e. Steel ''pAng Sa idles—Sbff tned
ant f.Ltr h—Bit, Btriom an' SnaJJle hAdlrt,
made in a fupenor (tyle. cheap tor Calh
Calh gi^en for Seal Skins—apply as a
bove. Portland, Jtsly 16,
/ OUiXD.
TNFa’nnuh on the tOth in ft. Two Notes of
* Hind, and one Receipt—The owner is
dtfired ro p-ove property, pay charges, and re
ceive them again—Apply at ilnsoffcce.
Portland, ‘July 16 (818.
RUNAWAY
LROM ;he fuhfcriber, an indented AP
1 PREyTICE BOV, ic years old. light
completion. This is to fori l ad per tons ;
harbouring or milling him as tney wou d ;
avoid "he penally of the Gw. V lioever will
detect la d Runaway fhall rece ve three Cents
re waul. £l> 14 ARD li ESI OBI
Jrj-lu-g, ^aty 18i0. •
l
L„.
rx. \ O n •a. - ^ ^ f * •
^ '-» v*’ A v < a • A vA X ^ 4 4* W • • > 1 £% } •
IS\AC ADAMS* ■
•' ■ ™, Ex h rntre street <• fib's ft U tie TAj\»f P fir I
I |AS late’y r ce:Ved aa additiual alfiri
k m*at of uOGiC'i among wh cli a;e
.Stack houle's flirt ny of ihe Bibie, Bruin’s bi
ble Dictionary, Newtou * Works tl volumes,
Adam/ view ol Re’i'ioi, Blair’s Lectu es,
Cierks, Whitfield s, Vi iages, Fordyce’s and
White's Sermons, (Eton's expofuiuu of »he
Bible, DoddrnJges rue and progref*, Jet ks
Devotion, Hervey’s Worki, Pilgrims progreli,
Edwards on the will ar.d affections, Mrs.
bteeie * works, Fragments in prole and verfe
Mif» E. Smith with an account of her
file and writings, Ne wcombe’s Ob'ervations
o i our Lords conduct as a divine Instructor,
Faley's in ora1 Phitofophy, Fergufons history
of the Roman Republic, Giilier ditto of
Greece, Ruffem modem Europe, Robertfons
Ame. ica, Miuuts history of the Iniurrectious, |
Prieitly’s Lectures, Joiephu* wotk* of the I
Jew*, Gordon’s America, Kamfay’s and* B-m
eicfts l.ife ot Washington, hY.quence of the
British Senate, life cf Frederic the Great,
Cooks Voyage*. Spectator, l'atler, Mrs Cha
pone s Letters Economy of human life, Tales
of Faihionable, Thadeus of Wailaw, Locke’s
Essay, View of Christianity, Communicants
Compauioa MKntght on the Epistles, Celebs
and learch of a wife, Chapta.'s Chemillry,
Townfends guide to health, Cheffeldens Anat
omy, Cullen* Practice and Materia Medica,
Lavosiers Ctiemiftry, Dcmest-c Medicine
Phamiacopia, Underwood on diseases Jacob's
Law Dictionary, Blaekstones Commentaries,
W hites Digest cf the Laws of Massachufetts, j
Hawk us Plea* of the Crown, Tyngs, Black
stones, btrange‘8 and Willon's reports, Law of
Evidence, J.ei Mercatoria, l.aw of pariner
sbip, Butlers Nisi Prius, Jones Law of Bail
ment, Justices Assiftant,Town Oihcer*. Clerks
Magazine, Probate Directory, Civil OBicers,
Webbers Mathematics, Entields Phitolophy,
together with a variety of other Books on
various fubjects of bcieuce aud Literature.
School Books.
A general afibrtment of Greek, Latin, and
common School Books.
SEAMEN'S ARTICLES.
Navigators, Coast Pilots, Charts, Journals.
Quadrants, Scales and Dividers.
STATION ART.
Writing, Letter, Drawing, aud Wrapping
Papers Pocket and Memorandum Books Quils,
Ink Powder, Sand, Penknives, Scaling Wax
and Wafers, Pencils and Cases, Slates, Ink
stands and Sand Boxes, Portable Writing
Desks and Glaffts, Backgammon Boards, Pamt
Boxes and Drawing Books, Money Scales.
Ledgers, Journals, waste and Record Books.
A general affortment of Justices Commer
cial and other BLANKS.
For fale as above, Rules and Regulations
for the Field Fxercil'e and Manoeuvres of the
French Artillery—
By Col. De Lacroix,
!a*e Chief of Brigade in the French Service.
AN—The American New Difpeufatory—
By James Thacher, a. a. & M. L L.
Cafli given for clean Coitou and Linen Rags
Cauvalsand Junk. 3w.
July 16.
RUM LOST.
r7"KREE hogfhead* of Rum were put on
board the lioop Ranger, Capt James
Racklcffof Portland in the 2d week of June
laft when lying at India Wharf, Bofla* as no
perion has applied for the fame, it i« prefumed
it wAut on board by mi (lake The Rum is
now^rored at the Au<ftion Otiice of E. Gree
lyon Long Wharf Portlaud, where the owner
may receive the fame on proving property
and paying charges—Apply to
JAMES RACKLEFF, or
July 16 E. GREELY.
VRI.ES LORING, having in the laft
^ Gazette, advertifed certain notes of hand
given payable to him, bv Ammi R. Mitchcii
fS“ Son, Nj;6an Oaket, fVtlliam Parfont, and
Cuudry other perfons, as having been ftoleu,
find* on examination, that he had mifappre
hended the name of the prefeat holder—it
not being David Elder. All perfons howev
er are cautioned again ft purchaling faid notes,
and the ligners of them are requefted to pay
them to no one except the faid Loring, he
having never received any value therefor.
Nat lh\at mouth, July IS, '810.
Heal hftate for fale.
f j'0 be fob! by order of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, on Monday the thirteenth
day of Auguft next, at one o’ciock k m. at the
Dwelling Houle of William Gooding of
North Yarmouth, Boat builder, the whole of
the Real Eftate of which Samue. Gooding
late of i*.id North Yarmouth, Boat builder
died feized, including the reversion of the
widow’s Dower, being about thirty fix acres |
of laud lying on the fouth weft fide of the
County road with the barn thereon (landing
aud a Pew in the Baptift Meeting Houfe in
faid l ows numbered five on the lower floor. 1
Conditions to be made known at the lime (
and place of tale.
JACOB MITCHELL Aimlnifirotor. 1
Ntitbyarmouth, July 10, 1810. „
__ __ _
Jonathan Tukesbury,
1 NFORMS hid friends and the public at large j
A chat he lias for fa*e, at faid (tore
Men’s, Women’s, and Mi flea* Leather and
Morocco SHOES, warranted good
A%— A large afl'ortment of MOROCCO
SKINS of alf colors—EINDING SKINS— i
BOOT TOPS, &c. &c.
Afo—SHEEP SKINS wanted, for which 1
a geuerous price will be given, if good and \
wcii laved, w hich may be done in the follow- j
ing manner :—Always put on lime to fetch
the wool. After taking off the wool, wafh j
the lk'n and put it into fait pickle, Airring it l
two or three times in the courfe of four or
fix hour*, then hang it up iu the ihace. Pot
to have them greeu is preferable
The Farmers, by paying attention to the
above, may lave many huudreds of Dollars,
airaoA as eafy a« to throw their Ikins away.
Pottlaui, Match 12
‘ STRAYED. ;
F ROM the fubicriber on Monday the 2d !
inll a RED COW about 8 years old, with
the tips of her horns fawed off. Whoever *
will take up faid Cow ai d fecure her, that the
Owner may receive her again ihall be liberal'y
rewarded
WILLIAM GVAFFAM. I
July 1C IS SO.
Enoch Moulton. 1
1 i
Xu- S Jottts' Rl71V, ExJjJ^Cj' at,
J f AS ju(l recsical a vari'ty oi J
FASHIONABLE JEWELRY,
and PLATED WAVE, which he offers for
lale on reafonable temi* for calh or accht—
viz
Pear! and gold Broaches
Mourning do
Pearl and gold huger Rings
Mourning do
A variety of gold Ear Ring*
Parte do
Elegant Hair Neck Chain*, Hoops, tnd
Bracelets
Miniature Setting*
Elegant Cornelian Watch Keys and Seal*
Do Agate do do
Do hlver do do
Sugar 2afons—
Plated coffee and tea Pot*
Cream Poti
Caftors, Come very elegant
Snuffers and I'ray*
Fruit Balkets
Table and Tea Spoons
Soup Ladle* aud Fifh Knives
Tumblers, tsY
BRITANIA WARE.
Elegant Britania Tea Pots
A large affortment of Morocco and black
ground Waiters*
White Waiters
Bread Balket* and Cheefc Tray*
Knife Trays
Steel Sciffors
Penknives—Razors
Plated and li'ver Pencil Cafes
Silver Thimbles,
Ladies’ and Gentlemen’* Pocket Books
Enamelled Boxes m
Profile Frames—Looking Glaffes
Knives and Fork*
Steel Spring Snuffer*
Gilt Pin*—do Watch Key*,
Do. Seals and Chains
Coral Beads, &e.
Warranted Gold Necklaces
Alfo—for Church ufe,
Flaggons and Tankards
Silver Fable, Defert and Tea Spoons, made
at the fliortert notice
Hair work executed in the neateft manner
He lias receutly received a hand tome al
fertment of
MILITARY ARTICLES,
among which are—
Gilc and plated mounted Swords
Saddle Pi do Is
White and yellow Epauletts
Do. do Cords
Do. do Prufiian Binding
Worfted Saflies
A good affortment of Plumes
Yellow and white Sword Knots
Hat Ttiffels, Cockades, t5*c. fsV
Which will be fold as low as can be purchaf
ed in Portland or liofton—of the truth of
which, purchafers may be fatisfied if they
will call and fee for themfelve*.
Portland, July 2, (tf)
'I'G be fold at Public Auction, by order
•* of the Court of Common Pleas, fo innch
of the REAL ESTATE of Anthony Libby,
late of Scarborough, deceafed, as will pay
the fum of Eve Hundred and eleven do'lars
and thirty-feven cents,and incidental charges.
Sale to be at the late Dwelling-houfe of the
j dcceaied, on Thutfday, the-ninth day of
: Auguft next, at nine o’clock in the foreuaon.
bOLOMON BRAGDON, Adminiflr ato*.
Scarborough, July 9, 1810. m
! 10 THE PUBLIC.
Vy HERF.AS CHARLES PORING, of
■ '* North yarinouth, put an intamous aud
falfe publication *n »he Portland Gazette, of
the 9th iuft. and retuling me Gentlemanly fat
isfatftion, I do therefore declare and publish
faid Charles Luring to be a VUlian, Poltroon itf
Liar. DAVID ELDER.
July 15.
And in order more fully to faiisfy the pub
lic, and to prove the foregoing declaration
true, I ftate the following facts as they appear
in evidence, to wit:
lft. The advertifemen in the Portland Gaz
ette over the fignature of faid Coring,a» atore
faid. in the following words, to wit.
CTOLEN from the chamber of the fubicri
her, in N. Yarmouth, lundry Notes of
Hand, figned by Ammi R. Mitchell £3* S„n,
Nathan Oakes, IVm Parjons, and lundry other
perfons As faid Note" are now in the hand"
of David Elder, of Both, who refnfes te gn»e
information how he came by them, the luts
feriber requefts the perfons who have figned
them not to pay them, as he has received no
value for faid Notes ; and whoever will give
information how faid Elder came by the
Notes (hall he handfomely rewarded.
July 9, 1810. CHARLES L'JRING.
2nd, The depofWon of Sjmuel B. Cutter, to
wit, I Samuel Bucknam Cutter, of wful age,
do teftify and fay, that fomc time m the month
Of November laft paft, aud previous tr> the time
that Mr. Charles Coring went to the louth
ward, he left a file of Notes of hand with me,
again ft fundry perfons, for films of money due
to him, and told me at the fame 'im*., he had
other Notes cf hand, which he bad left wi'h
Capt. William Todd : And I do further tefti
fy and fay, hat a N» teof hand, figned ' v Am
mi R. Mitchell and Son, mentioned v\ at* ad
ver rifement, figned by faid Charles Coring,
and publifhed iu the Portland Gazette on the
Pth inft was one of the Notes he iei: with me ;
an:! part of faid Notes were iudorfed by laid
Coring, and I perfedCy recollect that the one
in particular, figned by faid Ammi R. Mitchell
and Son was etidorfed by him. Mr. Coring
had given a power to laid l odd, to do bis bu
finefs in his abfence, and Todd wits fully em
powered to fettle all Mr. Corings bufinds.
Mr. Coring alfo, told me, that if Todd called
for any of thefe Notes, that w'sr‘ left with nit,
to deliver t.*em to Him, and be \ Mr. Coring)
alfo told me, that Mr Todd knew more
about his bufinefs than I did, aud lie di
rected me to advife with Todd ou any of his
concerns. And t do further tcftily at.u .ay, that
laid Todd was in the habit of going to Mr.
Loriog’s Note .when he.pleafed. Mr.Todd
did ca'I on me for the Note figned by Ammi
R. Mitchell and Son, alfo for one figned by
Thomas Payne and fome other* ; and he took
them, but l was not at the dc?!c at the time,
nor did I deliver them to him any other way,
than by telling him to go to the d e- „. aud take
them as the de«ic was not locked. I do furth
Cr teftify and lay, that the Notes ligred by Na
than Oiks, which i* menuoi cd iu laid adver
<
ItfipmeU?, was . (• • fHsf.rtli it ’ • f*»ul 11 .t - *
'I ndd, flie etentitg before he !*1 h»*t<»w-» t e
time, or a'*- til that time , t if l U* it m
♦n* pod ftoa mylvf, ti.d I an very p if, .>«
(aid Note was e».1«»"fed b v laid !*ormg With
rtfpee! to the Note £ tenet! by William Parfotu,
it never was in «ty !>» it Cion, that I know of,
but p-efume Capt lodd took it, w * i be took
the others. There watalfo a Imall Note agamft
Capt James K Noble, which Capt Todd took
at the fame time, he took the Notes agan.ff
Ammi R- Mitchell and Son. Ac.
Question by Mr Charles lairing Did I
ec- v o ’•iver to Capt- Todd any othe.
Notes, than thufe.which c mce-ned theowncr*
of the Schooner Pbebe or her v ?
Anfwer, Y uto'j me to cehver Up Note*
‘o Capt Todd, as he had a power, and partic
ularly ihofe.t hat relatec to the S. hooner Phebe
QueHioR, by Mr.Cutler Attorney ro Davui
I Elder—Do you know whether Capt. Todd was
j « part ownet of the fchooner Fli* iie, or wai
he my wsy concerned in her voyage ?
Anfwer, I cannot a'tcfttoit, Mr. Coring
never told me that he wa«, hut he Mr Trxid)
appeared to know all about the bufuief*
Queftion hy Mr. Coring—Did you r ot un
der Hand, when I diretfed you to give up thefe
Notes of Ammi R Mitchell and Son, and Na
than Oaks, to Todd, that they were to be
given to them on the fettlement of the voyage ?
Anfwer, I uaderUood it lo.
Queftion by Mr Cutler, Do you know
what became of rhefe Notes?
Antwer, I faw faid No'e*, in the hands of
faid Todd form-where tun far from the middle
of laft February—1 mean the Note* figtied by
Ammi R Mitchell and fun, for about e r e
■hundred and feventy dollars, and oue figned
by Charles C. Mitchell, for about Forty dol
lars, and from convention, l had with Toed,
I have no doubt but he had the other Note*,
and further faith not.
SAMUEL B. CUTTER.
Which wi« fworn .‘o.before Ammi R. Mitcbell
Juflice ot the peace Quorum L'/wi, and JacoiS
Mitchell Juftice of the Peace.
July II.
3d. The depefition of B^njivin /.nr*, Efq.
including, a fecond advertifement in the hau?!
writing of faid Loring, as follows, to wit.
“ j'C! THE Finn. H. ”
V’iiERKAs.I put an adverttfement in the Port
land Gazette of the 9th inft. in it# expreffion it
meaning, tending to it jure the reputation »ir
David Elder of Bath, laying, that iuiidry
Note# were Stolen from my chamber, and
which advertifemeut was without foundation
in truth, and that to the heft of my be'ief,
the holder of faid Notes became juftiy by
them, I do therefore hereby recui and ronimtiia
the exprtlliun auc! meaning of faid adv*: .,fe
rn ent. |
I Benjamin Ames of lawful age teftify ard
fay that the advertifement laft above inserted,
add relied to the pubhc, was written in my
prefence on the 12th inft by Charles Loring,
who at the fame time faid, that he was per
fectly willing ro fign it, and hand it to 'he
Printer of the Gazette for publication. Before
however, ftgning it, he aiked me, if what he
had therein laid, refpecting the holder of faid
Notes would ■ ot bar him, laid Loring, from
calling on faid Holder, to account how he
came by faid Notes. 1 anfwered, that in my
opinion it would make no fort of difference
relpec’ong the information, to he obtained
from laid holder ; but laid Lorir.g, not being
perfectly (atisfied,went immediately cut, and
on his return, faid he had been to Lxtknl
Whitman. Eiq for advice on this fubject, wh-j,
a# Loring Ltm t'Jfaid, informed him, that what
he faid Loring, had written in :aid laft ad
vertifement refpecting the holder of said Note*
fhould lie put his n^nie to it, would bar him,
faid Coring, from obtaining any information
from thv* holder of faid Notes refpectiog
them ; and therefore for this . « ■>* and this rra
im ah*e he faid, he was Uuwilling to fign
what he had written, as above, notwhhftand•
it:g it was all true, and what othrrwde, he
lltoidd lie willing to publifU.
One ft ion, by David Eider. V’ha. ha# Charles
**or*r£ (a*d *° you lioce his advertileniem jn
the Portland Gazette of the 9ih inft. relpeCft
ing thofe Note#, he therein reprefented to be
! ftulen.
Arif -er, He told me faid notes ha*] been in
the potftiJron of faid Todd by his, faid Lo<
ings direction, and as his agenr, that he k ey
not how faid Todd afterwards difpofeu cjf
them ; but in *he courfe or cotrrerlati.iu wim
faid Loring on this fubject, he informed me,
that he had written to T« tld reflecting iaui
Notes, who informed him.fa'd Loring, by let
ter, that he. faid Todd, had returned 1 off
i notes to hi», laid lairing'» clerk ; hu* whe 'hef
j they were, or were uot returned a» a
lie icneiv nor BENIAMIN AM) S.
j which was Iworn to before WilUmtWi^cry Juf.
j ticeof Peace July 13th, C
The public will excule the tmde: figged
wheu they confuier tli« importance of prote-t
iRg an huneft reputation, and dilclohng tii*
Conduct of a viliian. DAVID ElJDc.R.
July 16, 1810.
PBE fuhfcriber hereby give-1 public nor'*<r
j to all toi cf rued, that iiie has been diu
! appoiweti ?r-.l has taken upon hcrfelf th#
! trull of au rxcruirix of the efta'e of
PATRICK DFTBLES,
; late of Wirrt:., iu the county of Lincoln. Eft}.
! deceased by giving bond a# the hw directs--.
J Hie there? ie requeOs nil perlon* who are io
! debted to the fan) der.n^ed’» efla c to make
! immediate payment; and thrf*!* vh<» have v y
i demands the,ton to exhibit th? !; tie tor k.; -
th-ment to
BrTsFr rr.rzi.ni, f
Jf rer, June j 9, 1310. (II J6j
• rPHE fuhfcr Vcr hereby gives public nou *
to all cot»i»rncd, that (hr has hecn dn r
appointed and ha# taken up«-n I crfe f tie
I trull of Adhmuftratrtx on the eft^te ot
J* SHU A LaRRAB? P,
J !a*e of Baldwin, in the rotmty «-f C"mber!-*'o?,
; yeoman, deceaiVd f , giving bi.r. 1 the i -
’ direct.—'the thc-e are re-juel:? all pet I n.
| who are inorhu-d to the fi*d deceifchh el*a;e*
j to make immedia e parir.ei { ; and iS< ■"'* M }
have any demands !he-«*rn tr* n n 1 ft**
fame to Fb l HER LARRaEEE
Jmy 12 I&IO. #
TAICF. NOTICE /
i Pv ^NIEl. R1GG0, an n*d*iit«u aopren'hc
U to ;he fubfcriber, hai> left me without my
corfent; thi*i« therefore to forbid alt perfune
harboring or truftiug him cm my account
they wou J avoid the penalty of the law.
John Rogers.
Pit r/arf, July 1 a 1810.