Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-10-29 00:00:00, page 3

M the enrjhrgo. fl vc R.€ Far triers
iVgotten that they were compelled te
iy.il liuir produce for one half \{% v»|.
tv; ? Have the Merhanu* of Portland
and other places forgotten that they
were deflHvcd of employ ment bv the
operation ot that policy and those
measures which Widgery at that lime
did and evet has supported, and wbi' h
would have been in force at Hus day if
Widgery and those who put him in
nomination could have had their way ?
If the citizens of this Distrl&t know
their rights ; if they prefer Pet»9e and
Prosperity to War, Ruin and Lutbar
goes, they Mtill never vote for Widget y.
But it is said Widget y is a commercial
man ; that he owns navigation, and of
course most be a friend to trade. This
does not follow if Widgecy’s past con
duct is to bo ft rule for bis future. He
owned s'upping timing the trribargo,
but lie took care to have h Jtnu..h 1 u
cence to keep his ship i*v. rmpffvv, afid
could smile to t*ee the property of oth
ers reduced by the existence of labs as
oppressive as they were destructive to
the interests ot the community. This
i-, no! the case with the federal iEandi
tltte ; he has ahv.o * opposed the anni
hilation of commerce, and been the
Firm and constant tulv cate of fue
trade ; nio’re, he is a man of cihituy,
integrity* honettty and can tor. In short
fellow-citizens, if you eiect the
Hon. EZEKIEL WHITMAN
you will be represented by a man who
will make the public g'wd, not ambi
tious motives and private interest the
ruh of his conduct.
FAIR PLAY.
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FOR THE GAZETTE.
71 the Electors of Lincoln District.
}»ELLOW-ClTIZEX3,
YOU will readily conjecture tbe object of
this communication, Tlie election of a
member for tbe twelfth Congress take* place
in our district on Monday the Firm of
Nov ember next.—1 intend, after informing
you for whom l shall give mv suffrage, to
state to you a few plain facia and solid rea
sons, why I shall so vote. I am no caucus
nun—I detest secret cellar-bred caucuses,
the clandestine machines which sew the
feeds of ruin throughout our republican
states. The candidate I shall vote for has
Dot been urged upon bis fellow-citizens by
overgrown aristocrats nor overbearong office
holders. His name lias been modestly pub
lished to the electors of our district, and
all agree that nothing but violent party pre
judices could carry the yull against him in
favor of any other man tit tbe district.
ALDEN BRADFORD,
is tbe gentleman who will receive my vote
at the ensuing election. He is known
throughout the district and throughout the
Commonwealth ; and where is the vij*erous
tongue that has temerity enough to lisp a
aLnder against his private or public charac
ter ? His talents have been acknowledged
j*i every sphere In winch l:e has yet moved,
and they are stiff highly promising. . lie is
r man of extensive general knowledge and
of scientific erudition. His eloquence,
which may oft be of the most service in a
republican assembly, is interior to that ot
no one in the Commonwealth. Ot his ami
able manners in public or private life ; ot
his humanity and thari table deeds in domes
tic circles ; in fine, of every thing that con
urituies tbe pure and bumble Christ an and
•worthy member of society, tbe \icintiy iT»
which he lives Bears daily attestations, b>
the voluntary and t$tdtmt praises ol indi
viduals of all claret.. »
But Mr. BRADFORD is a tout A repub
lican politico-n : one, I meu i, w o practis
es w!*at he professes 1 win- u i.ot mtihe»
lus tell.iw-cilizens to liilet, t! tir n.imey an*
eras rich upon the rums of ot tiers Hi'
principles are those winch our pofiti *•! Em
and Chief the immortal Wasvi r, r#v,
So nobly at id successt‘u.1) pi action .tidin
culcated. T • *.
1 do not think it necessary to Male, as .
has been stated of tbe d* m •crane cwiiflidatc,
in tiic Aigus, that “ he has n- t tk'j.e- tus
ct at” !
The practise of a r'eal Pi trsot goes fr»no
and hand with hi* professions. H« dot*
not flatter you to d.iv vvi h live f.dae j'lolt s
*ion of saving your money, and lo-atntHiw
rob your treasury. He does not pleat* you
to-day by promising to down-with overgrow I.
aristocracies and ideal lorddupi, and If*
to or row assist in enacting and mppottilg a
law whoSe direct tendency is to throw the
property of the community, particularly
that of the middling and smaller inUtests.
Into masses, real lordships, and the worst
of aristocracies, which are made by drench
Lug the poor by.tlie consequent oppression
of arbitrary law : He does not boast to c! ay
of protecting your country’* honor, right*
ami independence, with the whole anergic*
of the nation; ar.il tomorrow barter them
In the market, and suHei hi* fellow-citizcns
to t macule and perish in the dungeons oi a
foreign despot, who profuse* friendship for
Vour country to decoy her wealth and sea
•fctn into hi* grasp : He dots itbt call all
" ho differ in opinion from himself, totie* ;
•*m1 the m-xt hour fill offices with notoriuu*
torie*, alien* and rencgaJot*.
W e ffnd the party in powtrr are" rot on
font with heaping the blame of all the ini
quities of the former administrations upon
tne shoulder* til federalist*, but fain would!
•hift their own off in this way. T his v.:ll
not do. Time has already begun, anti 1
trust il* wheels will ere long complete, the
desirable work oi deiecting such political
fraud, and of*striping the borrowed robe ol
fro-n the shamele ss hypOcrii*. Let every
*'tii*en t»e je*b u* of hi* rights, he inquisi
llVf t < hum Uu in, and. active in their de
fence.
1 entreat the reader to remember, fo>* he
tollst al cady belie.c, that Chadian moral) •
f> •* a* necessary to the well governing of,,
hatwrv, to the educ* i.and governtue.i.
^ 4 hmilr I know our m.idfin wuerc \
dhaa: d U** idea ofttwt-uhy >*r rc 1
1
f'» btiuges<»emiel ;n political life ; an *
»thi««s c. >e of their particular fruits—a fault
i n e*HS;|y Hid asule, and must pernicious iu
i ;>r:«r'ts«i. M*. Jr fferaon has evinced iVs
1^Ht in most of hia appointments ; and St
i b** been discovered too often in our popu
( t »r e ections. But I have a*l<Iom seen if ao
J openly supported as in the Aigu* of ihe 18 h
h»st. . A writer there, who calls him,elf
t Tirr.t*, in vindicating tfie most honcvmilt
; Mr. Widgery, observes i “ I.et us r« intm
heron this occasion, [the election] that wo
are not engaged in the fa* thepLi/ut, ,l*iu
eroding contest of private character, but in the
fixh and hmorabU varjarc qf principle'*/ f *
I Whit greater proof do you want of the vile,
neas of a cause, than to hear its leaders o
pm.lv pr.-arh to the world, that it is /<*i>,
!/’*''> * *nd DEG RADI R<i to enquire, ahovit
the chat enter ot a man ottered to ihe people
I *1 a ruler ! The very sentence itself is ab
| surdity ; but it shews the toUcnitf** and
dangerous tendency of their cause, and de
pravitv ot its leaders* . \
? • ccandidate 1 offer to you, fellow citi
:.< ns, is one who court* tl.e “ contest of
private chancier.** If either does he think
it degrading that he 1 as been tenacious to
support an imbltmished character, llis
character a* a ch utian and m> inher of *o
ciety, is unimpeathabte. Sach men alone,
icllow-ci!irons, deserve your sutli-.-g.-s ; let
?mch only receive them, and you uuy satclv
t list that Heaven will smile upon wur
country. Hear your beloved Washing row
jin opposition to the Argut vatsahaing doc.
trine c “ Of all the dispositions and habits
which lead to poli-ical piosperity, religion
and morality sic indispensable sapports. in
vam would that nuri* claim the tribu’e ot*
patriotism, who would labor to s*rbver» these
(greet phi ars of human happiness, these
himvst props of the duties of mart and citi -
zens ” Does th is look as if our gre at polit
ical parent thought an enquiry imo private
character, a " iow, pitiful -ml degrading
c uitest**,!—Jnst so littfe do dm- scif.siiled
republicans regard morality, religion or the
; precepts and principles of W as hi sc ro s.
j 1 have now to invite you, my countrymen,
, by all that you enjoy and value as freemen,
j to attend the pell on Monday, Noveniltti 5th
, l do not earnestly invite you to vote for the
man that I shall vote for. *Tis your right
| and duty to vote for whom you please.—
j Bui, when you see immoral and dishonest
■ men publicly advocated in epposition to men
of honesty, religion asd wisdom, and see,
al.sO, that a party discard all the Christian
a id moral duties of man in their political
creed, and scuff at the honest patriot who
enquires for integrity and virtue in cwndi
dates :—when you sec all this, will you not
step forth, and do your part towards defeat*
ing such a party in such views, and join one
! and all in stippo ling a man whom you would
• he glad to cad m any situation, a friend and
brother.
Federalists,
Your cause is righteous and will prevail
ifjiM do your duty ? therefore inirsue it with
firmness and perseverance. Do alt above
board, l ake no man aside to whisper poli
tics in It is ear. Hold no secret, midnight
intrigue with your neighbor. Give no man
the French fraternal hug to rob him of bis
free suffrage. These uie the base arts of
yjui opponents, woo think, a good charac
ter degrading. Support your cause honor
ably, manfully and with dignity Your
cause and candidate will bear scrutiny —
* Tnev appear 10 greater advantage the more
they are scrutinized and exposed to public
examination. Bi firm, bold, and tear not .
Heaven •milts upon your cause Ii you tri
umph, or if you tall, let it be in the arms of
j'honor, and in the cause of your country and
j freedom. ROLAND.
j ORDAINED — On Wednesday the 24di
j Inst. R«_v. Jonathan Cngg^vel', over the
Congregational Church and Society in Smo.
Rev. Mr, jenks, of Bath, offered the intro
ductory prayer ; Rev. Mr- Apple’on, Pre
sident of Jiowdom College, preached the
vtrmon from Acts 25.U, Chapter 17, 18
iud 19 verses. Rev. Mr. Kellogg, of Port
land, offered the connect ating pray er. K-.-v.
Mr Coffin, ol Buxton, gave the Charge,
Rev*. Mr. Turner, of Biddeford, expressed
lie fellowship of the Churches, ar.d Rev.
v«r. toilet, ut Haliowelt, offered the concha
ting pr y er. The day was ph as*nt the av
inuiy Irrge, the public pertoi inances so
il. n and *, j.iopi ia'.v and i.iuiiy circumstau
• s cotti .ned to lender the ovcaii .n pecu*
y u s.rablc and auspicious.
■ehcd,
In rng1aiul,of M[*opir-x;, Mr Chal ues,
, i c<niitb:aii id celebrity, tuimeily u/ the
d-Wtou iheatie-In Georgia (Jen. Jot©
jU.\t5 of the rt vohtlioiuiy uar.
iw.n Ihtmii-ltl hotel, 1.t.wis risHEji, of «
si i toond Banging fro in the iultb of a
’ tree
lo this town, Mary Elizabeth, daughter
of Mr. l eter Pierre, *gtd 16 mouths
Nev' York, Ou. 15.
On Saturday evt ning, ai me couuuy scat
j ol j ihn Murray, jun Benjamin 1) ftu
k.1 .»s, ot ihe lieu-e ot Colima uiui Pci Wins,
} d lin* oily, bookseller*. Mr. Perkins w«s
a member of the Society offrTienus, whose j
iciigtous principles he adopted a s mil time i
previous tu Ins return to tu.» cou try from j
Europe. To them his loss is very great, but
to society at large still greater. In many
cliakitable institu tons he bote adistuiguisn
ed pan ; and his sincere bent voience, join
ed lo great activity ;il the cause of humanity,
i , I talents capable of aiding any good
c~use, render ins death a public c*L».nity
deeply to be deplored.
<9ajtuc &f»P J'flBJ
—
PQAT Of PORTLAND—1810.
Ik
Sat m day Oct 27.
Arrived schr Citizen, c*,.i. A-ai, * >
from bi. Christopher, with rum to D- Man
ly.—Left at Sit. Kitts, bng Sally, tor Keune*
bunk, in 3 or 4 days ; *ciir. Kuoy of Baiti
more, had sold ; tchr. Eh^a, ot New-L HI
*lou, with live stock, just arrived , sclu
Betsey, «*t di* had sold ; brig Betse*, ot do
.lied the ifta;kel and run to the tew«rd ; •
r 5_> days from Portsmouth, put in for j
.i.U'r, ktHl rim fur St. harts.
MEMORANDA.
The ship B.'iijannit, iivm LeuTpc-ji fot
Nao-X'Ee, on the passage, S h v«.a
■lUrtiiiitU 1.0:11 a ■ i 1 v ki .11 h.ig, Vi UCh |
I
« ", t ♦ *
filing !ier Udsn wih sni*, co*ls, &c. and
leak/, au4 seeing an English ship two
miles to Inward which Mo>n L'raftotd
thciugi t would be a b,rt left tier uwiy
•tealirig a watch and a It \v e»bui »i<*rts
The Eftftiiliirun'proved a Tartar ; and
after a tew broadside* the Frenchman nude
off. She had captured several s-els;
I one of them the brig Union, ot Nanutcirt,
w ith Gil, for 1, ndon the captain ot which
(Stubs) and c >* were on t* *rd the I’nta*
leer.
Ahnoft every recent arrival f*t»m Europe
and VV. indie*, bring* at court's of disaster*
from gales at sea,in September and this^
month.
Sell Despatch, ftnm N. Yolk for G-bral
tar, upset ni fcta, H h Hi;, in a gale ot wind,
end separated ; '2 of her crew were taken
off from j piece of the v.ietk 3 'lays aftei
she upset;—and 1 > days *«f ei a man, tin**
Antonia, was t iu-.i up frotr* another part
of the wreck, l*a .another vessel ; hi* >ifp
po/t during all:tT*is time w as only a umbu
of the deck 1
A vessel, while earning s*rj to clenr
Cape C d, Ust v.tek, upset, and all hands,
*t M supposed, diowiud ; she ».*d a black
bottom and deck-load of timber.
Sloop Factor, Booth, sailed from Boston,
for Strafford, on Tursday last, with inn* and
•‘alt ; vessel and »U hands lost, except one
n.anr*H \»^.d to be named D iy*on)~ Cspt.
B had a blether and son on boar d.
Seventeen slops from tlie Unite»l States,
arrived at Liverpool lr.-in the 1st to 8th
Sept ; among them tin* Bui a, Pease', from
B itli; Shepherdess, Hogg, from Wiscas*
set; K*>hei t, Higgiiison, Castuie ; Jupiter,
Hutchinson, Charleston ; Amat> n, U til,
W i sc as***; ; Huntress, Benson, do; Poa
cher, Hall, Waldoboro*.
PUBLiC GOOD.
IT ha* been mentioned repeatedly lo the
subs tribe *s that n Sale ot second, hand
Wearing App!u*d wr-u’d be advantages,
not only to those who have such articles on
hand, which are in a manner useless to
them ; but to those who wish to purchase
tor themselves or families, at a much less
expence than for new ones. We think such
a sale tho* new in this place, would not Le
the less beneficial to the Public. Cloaths
of the above description will be received for
sale, at the Stoies ot either of the *ubsi*r:
bers previous to the day of sale, which wdl
be at Public Auction on Wednesday next,
31st inst. at 9 o’clock, A. M. at the office ot
Stephen M’Lelltn, Exchange;-street.
STEPHEN M’LELLAN, } . .
TIMQi HY FLEJCHEK. j ct
Portland, Oatber 29, 1310.
Copartnsrjhip Formed.
JOHNATHAN GAGE refpeafully informs
hi* friends and the public, that he has for
med a connexion in bufiuefa with Mr.Thomas
(.'hadwick, and that the bufineU iu fu ure,
will be conducted uader the firm ot
Thomas (Jhai’wick 6c Co.
i at the Store lately occupiel hy fa;d Gage at
No. I,Central Row, Fore llreet, where they
other for fate, a general aflortment of
SHIP CH \NDLLR i ;
Cordage fuppiied by the Ganger fmaller
quaouiiet on the moll liberal terms.
JON A. GAGE
THO S CHADWICK,
N B. All perfoui who hive unfettled ic
; cotiats with J. Gage, are requeued to call and
: adjufi the tame at the above store.
October 89 1810,
J RESH GO UDS.
E. STEVENS,
Exchange Street,
r r AS j lfi received a hanJionie alloriment
t *■ ^ of Fancy and Staple GOODS : iuitable
for the prelect and approaching leafon—A
J mong Ti/'!*/» are theJdL-wcxg
bull , orange and pink Canterbury MuHins—
I fupertme ialluonable plaid Ginghams—
I scotch dc—common do—hue Loudon print*
■ —common Calicoe*—India do—hue 6 4cam
| brick Djmoiiei—3 4 common do—4 4 aud
aud 7-8 Brttilh Cottons—ilieetiug do—6-4,
: 4-4 and 3-4 white cotton Cauibncks—6-4,
j 4-4 and 3-4 black do—Hate, olive, and pur
ple —6-4 red twih’d do—Fawn do—plaiu
Italian Lufirings—black white and colored do
—black la' in—white do—wbi c aud colaured
t'arceue’.ts—black Canton Crape—Italian do
’—6-4 while hik 1 nice—£ 4 oia.k do—
)A vjTttty of
Fancy Mulhns—lud.a bowk do—Thread Edg
ings— Cotton Late*—blaut aud white lace
Armle .-M, 4-4 and 0-4 Shawl*—black
'i ic 1 iaiuikerch el*—■ Bandanna do— white cot -
t ju do—figured lace mufl n do-—white black
aud flare colored h * th,fe—fla.e and blac;k
wot lied do—children* do—red bocks—ioog
white kid G oves —butFdo— biaclc White aud
colored Ihurc do—gentlemen* hlk cotton
aud leather do—white aud yallcw marking
Caneafs—black and white ivluleuett— .oug
Lawn—4-4 and 7-i Lmcnk—Fnglilh and
Ruffian Diaper»—Table Matt*- Ribbon*—
l uric*—black, brown, kanei, maroon, lawn,
fla.e and green Bombczctt*—6-4 l>lack Fia.-.
u —5-4 *'.’tuie aod yellow do—7-8 white,
! black,red, rrirnfon,green and yellow do—reJ,
laws aud black pence do—cotten Umbrella*
j furuitura Clmtizs*—bed lace—sewnig Silk—
cotton ball*—i*;l» fl»ck cotton—Em*—
Needte#—Hearth B:u;he*—Carpet <lo—
I Talteboarii— children * red worlted Shoes—j
blue Naukeenf*—light do LTV t/*.
October 25
WILLIAM SWAN.
A*. S, U*l. 1 / XV MU Jit prut,
HA? received a Ireth STOCK of REASON
ABLE aud Staple GOODS—together
with a large fupply of
IV. 1. GOODS iV GROCERIES.
Hyfon, flyfoiiBtin aad
Sauchong Teat,
* harcoloua Biaudy
Upland Cotton
Good Windward hlanil Rum
Frtfli U ai flu*
lxiaf 5ugar
Lifbun dc Liverpool Salt
Brcwn and white Havanca Sugatt B*c. VJ*
which will be fold at reduced prices lor caLh
or on erruit—a io tor la.t as abeve. — A gen
eral allbniueiu i t India cotton* at Boflon pri
ed*—and a good afTortmetit of Fiovideucc Got
ton warp, Check*, Stripe* tfc.
Ide'jo Fall c.nJ Winter Gads, j
ROYAL LINCOLN, !
f I AS juO received a large and txirnfive
* * afloruneut of new
Fail and \Vin*er Goods, !
which partly confiff of the following. — via.
B ack, blue, bottle, A variety of fafltiuti
dark mia’d. light able London V»ru
But d, drab, cur- let, Todmett and
beau, brown and Swanfdown Vetting
olive fupertiiie and Silk llorentme ditto
common Broad* Patent P mfii Sbirt* k
cloths, ' ing—Coietaiu do, ,
Blue, black, drab, 4 4 and 0 4 white
brown, bottle aid Cotton Cambrick* ,
fawn mill'd St com- S 4, 4 4 dt 6 4 biack
tnon Caffimete*, ditto
Blue and drab Impe- Brown. Hire, irulber*
rial Cord* ry and green difo
Hunter’* Cloili Black Si.k Ve vet
Sattinetts—l>ufi]s Bottle ditto
Devonfbire Kerley Variety fancy cotton
Coatings Shawl*
Blue, brown and bot- Fancy Mu flint
tie Serges Book ditto
Bottle, black, brewn, Cambrick and com- |
fawn, pearl, Ma rnou Dimiie*
toon, and Imperial Black 1 uilriog* and *
b’ue Felice Cioth>l Sarfneui »
P’am and figured Pc- Black Crape
lice Flannels Plaided l.uftricp
6 4, *7-4, 8 4, 9 4, Ladies long and (S Vt
10-4 <3t 11-4 Bian- white K d Glove*
kets Haljit, Yotk an, Bea
ked, crimfon, white, ver and Kid ditto
yellow, green and Gentlemen’s Beaver,
black Flannels Doe Iktn, and Dog
Bombazetr* and Wil- fkiu di;to
boars, a'l colours Ladies and gentle
Fgured B -mbazcits men's black and
bird’s eye Stuff* white fi k Hofe
Left black and olive 1 .ondon printed Cam
Velvets bricks
Tabby Velvets Tartan plaid Ging
Cord.*—'lirickferts hams
Women's black and Silk and cotton ditto
flate vr& fted Hof* Superfine 4 4 London
Mens black, white ditto
and mixed ditto Furnitures
Black and blue Shal- F.ne and common
loons and Ratinetts Calicoes
Greene M»nne Irifli Linens
24, 26 and 28 inch Brown Platiltas
cotton Umbrellas Linen Cambrick
Bed gilt Coat Buttons Supe.fiue brown Lin
Imperial Silk ditto en
Ladies Imperial Pe- Black and fancy filk
lice diito „ Handkerchiefs
India Cottons, all Bandanna and bell
qualities company ditto *
India Calicoes and No Sf 4 and 4* Pins
Checks . Cotton l aces
American Bed Tick' White eambrick Hkfs
iug- Oil Cloths Pu’icat, Madiais, and
Fartory Shirting twill'd cotton da
Fartary Sewings Ruftia Diapers
Boxes Cotton Balls, Ditto Sheeting
zfforted Webb’s patent Sul
Ela^k and white Mil* penders
linetts Silk, Doe fkin, ne*ted
I.incn Threads and Motocco do.
Red twill'd Cambriek
With a great variety of other articles—all
of which will poll lively be fold on the very
lowett terms, Odder 29.
DR.”KIT1'KED9E,
T NTORMS, that, being unable to recoci
1 inence his profefB.onal prart.ee, it is h.s
intention to renvove from this town in eight
or ten days. He therefore rerjuefis thofe
who have any demands aga nft him, to p;c
feut them imraed«ae!y, that he thiy discharge
them ; thofe who are indebted, he p re fumes
will rot tail to embrace this opportunity,
the laft they prouably will have of making a
frit lament with him. Qd. 29.
SETH CLARK~
Exibarge St cet,
LT AS juft received an additional aiibrtmimt
of
Broadcloths, Kerfexmcrcs and Hunter7s
Cloths t
of various colors :—among which are I piece
of fuper fupertine black, and I do. do. blue
Welt couutrv Broadcloth—together with
Tnmmiugs of all kinds.
He continues to carrv on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
: on a Bale adequ te to the immediate eierti
1 tion of all commands entiulted to his care.
1 EertUinJ, Od. 29.
A certain cure for the tloopiftg
Cough,
\ f AY be had at STEPHEN DELANDE's
k A Confectionary ihop, exchange street,
made and prepared by himieif—which has
been found by thole who have tried it, to be
a certain and fptedy cure for the Cough—It
is worthy of reina.lc that more than »5u
I children and aduiis have been cured by this
f valuable medicine It is likewife good for
the common cough, hire throa *, tve dec.
He keeps constantly for late a general if
fonment of
CONFECTIONARY
wholesale and retail, as cbe.p *« can be
[ bviugtit in bodon:—among which are, Pre
lerved Fruits. Je'ley, Cord:a and Peitmmry
Town and country cull.mrr*, a* well a*
the public hi general who have had, or may
have command* in the *oove line ol buhncls,
are invited to call.
Liberal difcouut made »o e untrv traders
wanted,
133 dozen new laid hGo 1, for which rafli
and the higbeft price will be gn«.n.
Pot liana, CS. +0.
NOTICE 7
•
TYfE the fuM'cribe.ft being appointed-by |
the Hon. JjJah Daaa, £'4 Cuinnnf- j
fioneri to rece.ve and ea.mt.ne the lev*!*! 1
claims of the levc-al creditor* to the e*1ate c* !
\VILLIAM BARNARD, j
late of khxheUi, yeoman, deceaUd, I “i cby |
give notice that fix nvnuhs are aitovred lam
creditors to biing in aud prow iIj t claims,
ind that we will attend that fercice af the
Dvseltiug Houie of the widow Anna Ja.nard
m laid Dixheld, on the tall V.j’ldiy in No
vember next, from one o c ock to bx, the Ult
M<md*y of Decern er, and lad Monday of,
Until y, from one to £x o’clock ?. M. o»
john Holland
SJOVEtf
PAST ,v*d fVet iron MOVE*, W:.»We foP
^ Stores, Cabin *, School-houfct, or kin; eo.
A If*—Lu> aud flieet irri F j#ocl»—f*i<al
J.panned Huufa Lamps ot different kinds—■*
plain and Japan red 1 in War* a* ufuah oppo
liie Union kuw, Middle (t ret, Portland—-at
u.e ft.*tf of NATHb. CROiS. J
UMr- 29.
LARGE, BIBLES' CHEEP.
, *J * A restive f or. ifar tn.’e at
. S. l'A i i i NVS UuoiN.itore.
No) 10, Junes’ Row, Exchange flr#et, aod
8. WincheTier’s Bookitorr,
. .. Mid At St^t,
A N Irxrenfive ailorunem of larjpe and fn »*}
1 BIBLES— \Ho, a f-rit variety of imf
erllanctm*. Work*, amo* j> which are ttt%9y r.tv
Publications, vis) Problem JWu v* rk*
• Refulal; Ab ut «n (hipping; • lii’erefling
Taie*; Village Pallor ; John Bdi’s Aiuio-or,
aid Surgery; Criminal Recorder; Diet*
Aftiftant ; Cals’ Jonrnat ; Manners acd Cul".
tom. ; • Devil in love ; My Ui-dt Thomas ;
Oheroo t Lady of the Lake; • TaV* of res!
life; Letter* of IViny ; •Mayor’s P'uiarch';
Biitilh Cicero dec)
School Books and Stationary^
C!e .gyinan • and Parmer's ALM.AN.Af K£*
Lee s Patent Family 'fvieJicines.
"J t e aho^e article* fold at the lowed Bol
ton prices wboietaie and retail*
N)B)— Books with tbii mark * arc defigtted
for the circulating Library1
C*£lober 29*
9
The Columbian Harmcni/i.
JUST received and for (ale by LYMAN.
HALL dt CO at ti e Egn of ue Ihb.e,
Lxchangc ftrect,
7he Columbian HarmoriH.
containing a choice collecrion of Sacrtd Mu*
lic, tor public and focial worlhip, by Daninl
Reeo— price 75 cts. 1 be re^ utatum of Mr.
Reed’s mu fie has been fo long cilahhlucd tor
corresflnefs and worth that an\ n*c< rimer tla
ti^as of the above work are deemed tjuktee!
far7. PortL„J, 03 29,
Elegance & Utility United
be fold at Public Acdbon on Monday
* the 12th of November next, at 10 o’clock
A. M (if good weather,if not^Ae ft ft fur
weather afterward.) that elegant pe fedlly
fiaiihed three (lory Brick Houle, a'mo t 1 ewf
together wish the barn and other cut luil
dmgs fruated on high flreet Portland, built
and now occupied by Mr. Siepheo M Leilan,
the lot measures »I8 feet on laid flreet lutv
ning back the lame width 18*4feet,good wt-i
of water, with every convenience, thoroughly
finifhed in every part of the premile* —poflei
fion given in oue year,- Sale »u the premifes,
—Conditions then and there made* knuwn,
Portland, C l. 29 1810,
Ten Dollars Reward.
D AN away from the fubfcriber, on the 22JL
inft. an indented apprentice boy, hv the
name of ISAAC IV! KfcNNY, formerly of Scar
borough, aged 17 years, by trade a Cord
waiuer—light complexion, blue eyes, with a.
iloWn look Had on when he went away, a
Wue coat, Sailor Trnr.ler*, and a red ulk hand
kerchief about his neck—Thi* is to forbid all
Perfons harboring the faid Runaway, a, they
' would avoid the penalty of the law—Whoever
will return laid boy, or lecure him in any
goal in the United States, (hall receive ;he a -
hove reward.
THOMAS HOCrENHULL.
\ P-rtianJ 0.5. *29.
11ENK.Y SMITH\<i t’o. ’’
dVit. 4, Afujffty't
Have received per the Wiflx .^ioai J
Betfey f'om Liverpool,and New Oden inun
Loudon, —63 packages GOODS, waich ih -
ofFer for fale on liberal term*—viz.—
Black, ^ W Dimities
Blue, | £ 3 Cotton Checks
Green, - 3 Netted Bract*
Mixr, I § ' 26 b' 28 inch Cot or
SautF, ! Umbrellas
Brown, | * Silk do.
Olive, ■ Piiik aud Buff G ng
Corbo, fuper- ^ ■ hams
hue, fine aud J - Variety Calicoes
common j ^ B-owc, lljte, plumb
Drab aud blue Union b ack, pm*, U:u
Curds briclht
Drab, mixt, blue, Ber- Linens
(itt, ribb d, W drab, Pi at ill a*
mul'd ocoekioguer* Bu»wn H-vilanrh
Variety, fancy, and Shirring Cottons
common Veltings Ribbon*
Drab,brown, olive k Saifcets
blue Keiicys Mode*
Blue, mixt, aud drab Miienett*
Plenis > Black and white Ij1*
Blu* and gr*nn Ser- ce»
ge* Spidemet S’ecve*
Brown, olive, bottle. Mulberry, light blue,
and dt.ib Coat tug* pea green, fa* n co
Graf*, bottle, brown, lour,.imperial tv■«-'
purple. truroou, bottle and fcar.tt
f«ar<et, b'acu, iio.ii- , Pe jiTe Cioths
bautts Ounce Threads
Purpe, % blue,, black, Scotch Thread*
Duroyi ijf Ducaut* Sewing Cotton
B'ue an a Uk ShalOoo* Silk and Twit
Katiineu ti. Railed* F mey Mttlins
Velve:s, Velveteen*, S k Flor i> ,re
aud Genoa Cains 4 -4 4 t m*
White, yellow, errn- Mixed do.
ioa.Uack, aud. fear* Ladte*’ aud Ceotie
'et i'.iimt.j met* • G ove*
DutEU • L dies Mj It and
j IO 4, 9 4, 15* 8 4 Rofe fU.e Woifted Hcliir
B'anke s ry
I Sailor*'do. - Gentlemen'* do.
Kid^rminfter Carpet- Vs or fled Sock*
; iugs Shav*.*,Harfaitercj'.*c %
Venetian and coriun m Ct>r<J-d *u.d tigued
*9
S*air on Cambrick«
Heat th Rags 0£1 bn- 15.
PHE rub!cribtr Jjert^yw k uUic sotice to
*■ a i coace mad. that'he uceu iu ^ ap
pointed ana hi* taken uhoo ktm«;f th. t urt
of Executor of the la * tv • snd irAmthCt
f ELK AM A H CLAP,'
Ure of iVmiauj tu tne cyU< tf ot Cumberiar d,
Vlerciiitt, drcctfcd, by i'.vi ;• ia at tha
■ tar d’rcctv—Hr .herrr ire res\u tt -til perftfus
.vho are mUehted to the i«u a u«et . ad dtatc,
o make immaJuu pay meur; an<l u*oA- v**y
taae any demand*'hereoo is . e-h- . me
» ' A&A CLAP,
Pitt** l QA. »I, Id to. /