Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-12-17 00:00:00, page 3

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Monday, DcccmUr 17, 1810.
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The last week I,as afT >rdcd no Ibr
rtgn intelligence. T he London pa
per* mention tl»a* Lucisn Bonaparte
wfti be permitted to proceed to the U
iiitecl Slates and that the Er(j;Ii»h Gov
* urnment will furnish a sufli ici.t con
Yoy to protect Lint on his voyage to
J’biladelpa.t.
A Letter from Gibr<*iter, dated Sep
tember 29th, gives as an opinion that
the French affairs are daily declining in
Spain, owing to the immense desertion ,
ifom their armies. In the course of a
4Y'V months. 5(x0 (.emun deset let s
have entered in the Spanish army.
The French troops at Geneva, have
fl*;en ordered to Spain.
The bte Empress Josephine is to
reside at NeufchaOe I.
The brave Archduke Charles is to
.resume the dignity of Generalissimo.
aar-^r-.s**, «
Mr. Pinkney Recalled / /
Among the documents accompany
ing the President** message to Con
fess, is a letter from the Secret* "y cl
-State, dated Nov. 15, to Mr. Pinkney
U. S. minister in London, dirt cling
Jlim on receipt of it, in case a successor
to Mr. Jackson should not be appoin
t'd, to consider his functions suspen*
•deck and directing him to take his
” leave of absence;” charging a fit
^person with the affairs of Legation.
Cc^rr.?*.—So far as our limits will
permit, v.e shall endeavour to give a
'concise view of the daily proceedings of
the National Legislature during the
jvesent Session. Monday Dec. 3d,
v as the day appointed for Congress to
convene. A quorum appeared in the
fcoiise that day, hut a quorum of the
Senate did not attend till Tuesday.
On Wednesday the Message Was pre
*rnted-*-the reading of which, and the
^documents, having occupied about two
hout% Mr. Troup, of Georgii, made
'a motion to dispense with the further
reading of them, on account of their
length. Mr. Pitkin, of Con. objected—
some of them, Mr. P. said, were of the
vtmost importance—particularly the
•correspondence of Geh. Armstrong ar.d
the documents relative to the taking
jiossesiion of West Florida—the last
circumstance, he observed was perfect
ly new to him. On putting the ques
lion, it was voted not to dispense with
The reading.
One of the documents Is a despatch
1>om Mr. Cox, consul at Tunis, rela
tive to a misunderstanding with the
Bey, which has lately bten noticed iu
the public papers.
Hx tract of a letter fnm a gentleman in
(iottenburg, to his friend in this tow.i,
dated October 5, 1810.
I Was up to town yesterday, the first
•time since a fortnight, and here you
have the news in a paragraphic stile.
Casualty.—s»An American ship a fevr
days since, ran down a Danish gun-Hoat
in the Belt, and all on board perished.
Outrage-*-A Baltimore schr. passing
Tiybomg (in the Bdi) was ft eW at from
the Fort, and sunk. The crew saved.
Offset —A brig bound front hence to
London, commanded by an American,
under Portuguese col >i;s, was attacked
bv a Danish gun boat, ofT the Scaw,
mnd beat lnr off, with the bis of 9 of
her crew—the brig returned litre yes
terday.
Humours —Ji. is said that Bernadotte
has obtained leave to march forty thou
sand trodps, by 5000 at a time, through
Holstein and Zealand into Sweden, and
that he and his suit will arrive at Stock
holm the last of the present month.-*
And it is further said, that Napoleon
has intimated to Alexander, that as the
Prince of Ponto Corvo is chosen suc
cessor to the crown of Sweden, be must
give up Swedish Finland.
it is supposed the king of Prussia
bas abdicated his throne, because his
q;cen is dead—or rather because the
i'liuce of Neufchattcl wants it.
Shameful Foci —One of the reasons
Hiedged by the Danes fur the condein
HH'ioa of American vessels, is, that as
our government do not remonstrate, it
i» presumptive evidence that the trade
t'i fingtish and illicit.
Jeremiah Clarke f !
The December term of the District
Court, lor the Distiict of Maine,closed
id tins town on Tuesday last, after a
Session of one week All the actions
that were decided, with one exception,
were brought on copies of bonds, given
to Jeremiah Clarke, l:\te Collector of
, the Customs for the District of York,
to se< ute t lie payment cf duties. The,
ropit * wen; truck* out fi*om the minutes
ot hi, monthly and cjuartetJy returns to I
Washington. There was not a solitary ;
c.i'jt, in which it did r.o? dearly appear ]
+ tT'tVe fu»d teveiroi full ^a\i;fcx
0
lion for d*e Wins. Thus irnrst indt
- 'ivluali suffer, and be put to trouble and
exp. ns -, in consequence of the mai
coiKluct of tl i* base swindler. It cer*
; t»M»*y Mould be cq itable for govern*
j men to ascertain, in some way less cx
i pensive than by suit, whcthtr payment!
i nas actually been made on Claikc’s!
i bonds, and when they find it to be the
i.ict, i rtbear to commence actions. At
tnis term, John Kinsly, of Steuben, in
t!»e County of Washington, was ar-j
| raigntd to plead to an indictment found
i against him at the last term, for aiding \
. »ne As Keith of ihidgewater, in the
I County of Plymouth, in the com mis* |
sion of the ci ime of Piracy—the Court!
upon argument decided, that-he could
not legally be put on trial, against his
! wid, until Keith, the pnntipjd offender,!
vwho had not been taken ) should be :
convicted, lie was ordered to give bail
wuh sufficient sureties, in the sum of j
nc thousand dollars,fo; his appearance
lit live next lei m of said Court.
_ 1A1 ..
Our readers will find in this day’s paper,1
the Message of the president, of the United j
States to Congress. The subjects which j
it embraces, are ail of the?* in a degree i
important, and some of them highly so to]
Anie^ci.n citizi ns. A very ^midi portion of
'.'i* Mt-oi ige L ocf iipied with commercial
information, and it discovers the same pro
pvnsi'y to u iJervntue commerce, wnicb
distinguished those of his predecessor.—
While Mr, Madisr.n thus alights the com
mercial interests of our country, he would
I dj we I! to reflect on the receipts of eight
■ MtLf.ui.-.s and an half into the Treasury,
'during the last year, arising almost rxclu
jstvtly from commerce, and tj Contrast the
receipts in this short period with those du •
ing the rutmiui embargo- The too great bel
ligerent», are noticed as is usual, ard «s
we aiu.cipatcd, i!.e French through a veil,
G Cdt'IifiittiH iLrou g»» microuof-e. The j
manner in which possession has been taken
of the Spanish territory, situated between
the river Penh *i and the Mississippi, (a par
ticular statement cf which is given in the
documents fnr.exed to the Message) is cal
culated to excite much interest. From an
attentive perusal of the Treaty of cession,
dated 1803, we are firmly persuaded, tli-t
the Uinird States, (uowever desirable and
valu Ole an aiqui.vitijn n might be) have no
legal or eqtti.ubie churn whatever to the
ahme.mentioned territory, anil that the con
j duct cl the President, is an infringement
u;jou the rights of the Spaniards. We are
I surprised that a subject cf ?uch va?t mo
j ment to the United States as tbe national
* Ha-’*, should n< t be deemed worthy of the
i Presmcat’s notice*
Tbe public will recollect how often they
J have been warned by the federal papets, of
the ev.b that wou.i result front the mad
plan of Mr. Jefferson and his party, in pur.
- chasing Louisiana. This wilderness with
, out bo mds, or at least the bounds of the
purchase made by our government, were
j unknown to them, has justly been compared
, to a Pandora** box, from whence would
issue consequences destructive to the peace
I «"d Hrti*Pprity of the United States, bin
without examination, the tools of democra
. cy pronounced the country a second para
I clise, and the purchase tui act which would
exalt the fame of Jetfersou above that of
• Washington, Have diese predictions been
• iu'.u : in: jaemocraw cannot point out
I a single advantage which .i*a3 resulted to
; the Uni!eu States lie Hi tl.e possession of
i this Country; on the contraiv, it has been
; toe sou:ce of innumerable evils. It was
| beie that Wiikiiiaun t -und it convenient to.
i practice tne most unbounded extravagance,
i audio violate the first, right a tree man pos
j sesses. It afforded a theatre for Burr to
piot treason on, and for Brown to embezzle j
the public money. A large proportion of
i.ie army of the United Stales have been
stationed in Louisiana, to keep tiie country
quiet j a g ezt pan of which have failtn
victims to the climate* To finish the picture,!
tl.e United filalea are about to be involved
in open w.r .ezpecung .its boundaries. j
To deal general and ndiscriminate abese, !
upon all persons, vvno possess any preten- j
si >n* to respectability or decency, is a pro
vinee cm I naively assumed by the malingers
of the L Arru*. Governed by the moat
malignant passion, that ofener,
“ JFhiik ha tet the excellence i: cannot reach”
it
they dispense aouse in l calumny m co
pious portions, io every one that dates to
uke an independent stand, ami manfully
to expose their dar k designs, their horrid
; machination*. Malicious suspicion is to
them a sufficient justification for open, in
decent and villainous attack. To retract
libellous suggestions, <o which they have
wantonly given currency, is by them const
dered as derogatory to their well earned
reputation for vJor and bravery in the cause
of falsehood—of course a Lit in one num
ber of their paper, is succeeded by a Lisri.
in the next. That our paper should in us
turn be scandalized by them, does not in
the least excite our astonishment or alarm,
nor will it provoke iis td return them pay
in their own coin. W e have come to a se
rious determination not to prostitute our
paper, disgrace ourselves, insult the under
standings of our readers, or gratify the
scriblcrs for the Argus, by condescending
to altercate wi U them in their own lan
giivge. When we tin 1 principles advanced
in ilia* paper, by wri ers possess* d of cum
in >n sense, that are manifestly erroneous
a*'zl false, we shall riot hesitate to foiitct
ttiem, and chastise, in a suitable manner,
| the nominal editor: When charaeters, no
! toriously wicked and infamous aie support
ed in it as candidates for big! !j ic-sjk. suibb
public offices, we shall without reluctance,
vxoo^e to our readers the baseness of those
Characters, >tudionsly and religiously keep
tug ouraelvs* within the bov/.ds of truth,
never hazarding an assertion, where we
cannot substantiate the fact—When »ve art
accused of giv ng publicity to falsehood, or
.t im; o‘.ing upon our readers, we shall iepe!
me charg.*, t>r«blisb our innocence, am
the rectitude of <>ur intentions, by h.cont.o
varuble pim*f—hut when the Argus scrib
let? ransack iltrir msgaxm s of scviulsd an
black guz d, when they “cast u:> the mm
k*Hi i :i Lvip u.c i*v-t;tl lot e*r. «.? .Ln.'.c
r*!ry, ir.tl vil'fjr UR to ait US* lt;c».* readers
v* ft to gratify our*, gh*ll pass them by u.
j silent co'P* mot-.— The ed’u**r * f the Argu»
| will read ilus, mid gnet i biuuclf aicunl
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JROD&KIVS.
We renew our recommendation y> cu
readeis, to ptruic the »latemciit ©f tlutlg
kins, published in our paper of the l'i-h ub.
Msid sanctioned by hi* solemn oath in < ut
last. It is the simple and undisguised oar |
rati*e ct* the sufferings o1 one who has iu I
deed expetienerd all the *' !»•*" which lio-;
oaparte posses*#* toward Americans. I.et j
the apologists ot France justify the conduct
of the “ imperial rascal/' iu taking out cit
izen* and o niinmg them in tl*e gloomy
caverns of a prison, as tmtuget to secure the
payment of money, which lus authurzed
robbers liad stolen. I. A them proclaim
that our government made every possible
exertion to rescue young Hodgkirs from
conii.n nietii. The n>ked truth !;*s been by
us placed before the public—and we now
leave that public to form its own opinion.
Attention the Watch.
We understand tcwul attempt- we*e made
lust wetk to h eak into stout and to perpetrate
other ucts of wickedness by some e^it minded
jettons. A distilery was broken open un Wed
nesday Etc dig and u pair oj l\sto(s and a
quantity oj Rum and Mohtsses Aden—a discov- j
try of the thirj lots been made. This noisCe is \
made that mote who may be on the watch may
see the necessity of aixca.s being on the ctUtt.
ii a ii i#i— m <
CZtfttt fe'fjip iaCtltf.
PORT OF PORTLAND— IS 10.
Dec. 11, armed schr: Saily, Luring, from
Yarmouth i 12 h, schr* Anne, w hi trey, from
Philadelphia; brig Traveller, Parrot, 41
days from Jeremie, wi'b Logwood, to N?w
hall and Watson—Nov. 23, lat. 25, $p<Ke
brig Cuituneicc, of Hailowell, for VVilrtiing.,
ton N. C.—Nov. 39, lat. 35, long. 76, fell in j
with the wieck of schr. Three Friends, of
Burlington. No person on board—both
masts gone—Cargo Flour and Tobacco.—
Capt. P. attempted to tow her in to Nor
folk ; but there come on a gale, and he was
obliged lo leave her.—On the transom was
written v»ith chalk, %* ail hands gor e onboard
a schooner to the Uv*ard.u—Dec 13, arrived
brig Commence, Marwick from Newyork—
14th, schr. William, Collins, from Boston,,
via Baltimore.
•t II****'—'' ■■■ '■■■ ... _ ._3?
EDWARD HOWE,
VPHOLSTERZR,
No. 1, Tricomb's Buildings, Middls-firstt,
TNFORMs hi* friend* and cultoxnem in town
and country, that he ha* received, and for
fale, the rnoft ettenfive and elegant afibrt
ment of
UPhOLSTRr, PAPER-HANG
INGS, LOOKING-GLASSES,
CHAISE LACES, & MILL
TAT GOODS,
that has ever been cUVreJ for fale in’ thU
town viz.
tUPHOLSTRT\
Confiding of Fringes, Lace*, and TalTJJ* ;
COTTON avoticking ; Live Leefe.Ruffia and
coxauiou v sat mi as ; Haif Cloth and other
tufas; F.afy and Lolling Chairs; Carpet Bin
ding ; H*ir Ck»*h ; Hiir ted Aloft mat
trasses, all fizes; green, yellow, and chintz
Cords. Bedticks made and filed.
paper hangings,
Elegant American, Englifh, ami French
Paper Hangings anJ Borders, to match, of the
lateU and beft patterns, from df to Ityfc a toll.
LOOKING-GLASSES,
Of gilt and mahogony frames, from T) 23
to J) 50 a piece.—-Aho, Dreiiitig GlatTei and
Dreffiog Tables.
COACH 6 CHAISE LACES,
Broad, feamnig and Paiftiog I.ares, of the
heft patterns, and wi'l he fold at the Maim
fadlory retail prices. Aito, worsted of dif
ferent colors. Hegaot cuaisr cssrcri.
I MILITARY goods.
Swords, Epaule.s, Plumes, Cords, Eaoda
and TtiTels.
Alia. Two elegant Willards patient war
ranted TiMtmcii, at D 48 each. A few
pieces cl brown holianb. One cafk of
Cur Brads, well allotted.
Ey* Caih given for Oaea and Horfescoarfc
Hair._(6w) FcrtlumJ. Dec. 17.
Kl/R SALK.
70 M feet of BOARDS—by
1SKALL RICHARDSON.
Bn. 1 7.
LJCEACLS.
'"I MS is to give notice to thole Perfocs whofe
approbation for licences to keep Tavern
a’d retro! fpirituotu Lujuors, were prelented
tc the la ft Ccurti of Common Pleas for the
Ct unty of Cumberland, th^t tomorrow will be
the bit of ihe twenty days allowed bv faid
Conrt for their appenrir g before the Clerk to
recognize, &c* as the Law directs.
Samuel freeman, ticrL
1 Foilisted, Dec 17.
60 Hd*. Liverpool SALT,'
1 10 Bcxcs Sperm CANDLES,
50 Bbh. bright ROSIN,
40 boxts Brown SOAP,
i or jjtt at N« 8 lln't# Whi'f)
Bv Hufccy Cff Winflow.
La. 17.
ASHES.
VVr A'JTED to purchafe 2000 tu£he!» of
Afbet, for wh>ch cafh and a gentrout
price will be given —Apply to
WILLIAM ROBINSON,
at the Stone *oap Houle in Green Street. »'
/‘vrtlaaJ, Lit. 17.
rpllc. fubacriber hereby giire* public notice
A to «ii cancel ned, that flie ha* been duly
appointed and ha» taken, upon herfeif the
the trull of Admit.iflrairit on the twa'.ecf
NATHAN] CL BENNETT,
late of Harp-well. »n the County of Cumber- j
land, yeomau, defeated, by givi ig boud *■>
the law direct.—She therefore recutita ail
perfoo* who are indebted to the laid dece.f- !
ed’s eftae to make immediate payment ; and
thofe who have ary dtxnaud* thereon, to exhi
bit the l itne to
/ UiCAIL LLN^ETT.
‘ La. .-3, ISO {AT) j
Enoch Moulton. i
CftLMMITH AND JElVSEER,
A* Jc-<r-R,™~ Ex, 11 "
ft AS jufi received a haodfo .e a>u#rtmiitt
of
PhiteJt Britjnu 5 jjp+ned lVarct
'Jcwelry% Cutlery% 5c. 5c.
PLATED WAKE.
Bert Sheffield plated Tea Hctb, to natch;
lome low priced do ; etrgaat Crust Frame# ;
bw priced do; Candleftit k» various kind# Jc
prices; fugar Bafons ; Cream Pots; foup La
dle#; Fifh Knives ; lnuffrr* and Trays; f a
ble and Tea fpoeni; &c. ttc
bkiTania ware.
Coffee Pots; Tea Pm*; Cream Po's ; fu
gs e Bafons; Tumbler*; Table aud Tea
spoons, various patterns and prices.
JAPANFD V/AP.E.
An elegant alTortment of m-.rur-'O, cream
and black co ored Waiter*, inlet, or Gngle ;
Bread, Knife, Chee'.e and fi.uffcr Tray#, of
va-ious i atterns.
JEWELRT.
Pearl and Jet Broaches; do do Rings ;
Cornelian Knobs and Drops and Boiom Pan*
to match ; Gold Ear H >ops, Kn<«b# ft Drop*;
Cornelian, Pebb’e and plain Gold Watch
Kry*; do seals; fome of new aad elegant pat
terns, and almoft every other article iu this
line
CUTLERY.
Table Knives aud Forks; Rirors, extra
nice; Pen Knive# ; Iciffjrs , fled huffier#;
of various kinds and prices.
HAIR WORK.
Bracelets ; Neck Cham* ; Ear Hcops and
Watch Chains of various and e’e^ai.t pat.eru*
GILT WORK
E'erant Ceftor Clafps; a large ^£T»r*iper.r
of Watch Keys, seals and Chains, «c die
Alfo, if his own nutnuf itlurc.
Warranted Gold Necklaces, from 0 to 12
dollars per ftriug ; (oup Ladles; Tablr. awd
Lea fpoons; lugar Tongs; fair fpoons of
neweft patterns ; Gold Watch Chains «Sc Keys,
Hirer do ; Thimbles; Hooks and Ring•, dec.
la addition ro the above, he has an allort
ment of Morocco Pocket Boo.ts ; elegant
Purfes; various patterns of Tortoise fhell &
Horn Combs; Tooth Brufhes ; and almoit
every other article in his hue
The above articles are cf fuch a qualify,
and will be put at fuch prices, as will, he thiuk*
meet the approbation cf hi* cultoiner*.
P*r:!anJ, Dee 1 7 (tf)
SALT & OILS.
Charles k |ohn Fox,
A*. 4 15* 5, S;*tb ft it Long I'/Larf
HAVE TOR SALE,
100 Hhd* Turks liland SALT,
COO galis. Spermaceti and Whale OIL
-also
SHIP-CHANDLERT,
S) ufual—STOVES and CABOOSES differ
eat kind* and ftzea—at the loweft prices.
Ei: 17, 1310
RegiIters for 1811.
Juft received and for fair at
liaac Adams’ Bookstore,
THE MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER
* AND WNU tO STATES CAtRNUtR ; for the
year of our Lord 1811, the thirty-fifth of A
inericaa Iudcpcudence. Containing civil, Ju
dicial, Ecclefiaftical,and Military lift* in Maf
fachufetu ; allocutions,aod corporate inftruc
tions, for literary, agricultural, aud charitable
purpofes A Lift of Poft-Towns in Maflafchu*
le.ts, with the names of the Port Mafters.
Alfa— Catalogues of the Officers of the Gen
eral Government, with its feveral department
aud Eltabiiihments; times of the Sitting of the
leveral Courts; Governors in each State;
public duties, &c. Ufeful i abies; ana a Vari
ety of other iuterefting articles.
— A LSO—
1 FARMERS ALMANACK! by Bobf rt B
1 homas, and MafTachufetts di» by l. Thomas
Jun. Low's, Clergyman’s (double and tingle)
and Low’s fheet Almanacks, very convenient
for Counting Room* and Office*.
PcjtlanJ Dec. 17.
! ~ ‘ ’
Benjamin Richaulfon,
TNformshie friends *nd the publiethzt lie
ha* at h:t Shop, near Cot. Burnham’s Ta
vern, a vauetj ot new, and elegant well made
•SLEIGHS AND HARNESSES,
which he will (eh on the moft rcafouable
terms for c«lhor approved credit.
Alfa—iccond hand Sleighs aud HarncfTeifor
fa!e or ro let by the day week or mouth
Sleighs, dec- repaited wiJi ueatnel* aud del
patch.
N. 3 Good encouragement for a Journey
ma- Harnef* Maker that is a capable ir >rc
_ Dec. 17.
ji Portland Library.
'T’ME Member* of the Portland Library
are hereby notified that their neat annu
al met ing will be at the fubferiber’e office in
Port land, on Tut/day the fifth day of January
hext at hx o’clock P- M,
. SaM FREEMAN, Librarian,
N- B. The AfTefTrUnt* ou Shares No 1
l(>-iH-iil-S;2-f8-4*# aud C3 are not paid
up
December 17.
Cumberland, IT.
' I'O be told at Puohc Amffcion for the ptir
* pole of latofymg two Execution* which
I hold again!) Samuel Scepnenlou ou THUka
DaTT tb* truth Jay fi January amt, at eleven u*
doc k, a M at the Auction Room of TIMO
THY FLETCHER. £»J>i'gtp*li, ParUard,
i wcuty Mures
in the VuUti Mar,,.! f5* Eire /rf ranee C rrfiny,
Puitland ; being t umbered fn>»u 77 b to 7y>,
iuc’nfn-e JOS. M CcRridiH, D '<b*,-jJ‘.
P. Aland, />e. 9, 1610 (Di ?)
'pHF. fuhtcriber hereby give* public notice
* to alt concerned, that be ha* been du'.y ip
poirve<1 aud ha* taken upon Inode f the tru.tof
Executor of the (alt will and I eflameut of
D£TS« Y LOWELL,
late of Freeport, ttt kbe Coiiai f ot Cumberland
tingle *v»<u*u, decealed, by giving b..H » a* .he
lav* directs.—1 hr therefore • fcjudb all peri «u*
who are indebted to thefud dcceale*), * cdaie
t.iti)j*kt- immediate payment ; ar.>l tb.»ie who
hive any dc% J> kl>.rt 'i>. to exhibit the tame
,□ JuH 'l V* L B1' TER
Dfc- IS h, IrtU. • ^ >1)
• » •* * • * "J p 4 , \
HENRY SMITH U CO.
x, ■) ,v,ty, a i ,
H%V< jutt leceived per the Learn!*?, fn ri
Live*,» «4, Blue Pci ft Cwu; frarl*-#
criffPou, gtetu, and f t»n Pen fie Flanne'* 4
Button* ; 14, 6 1 and 8 d green Tabid
Cloth* { red PUxkings ; i«*r(kini; Butt ,
15* —wbicii they cffsr for la e at reduce J
pmr*. Di tminr » 7. m
*. . Nathan Bucknam,
Hat fc* nit ci N». I o, L >*g a*£ jj\
’ I' WO liunired quintal* Polio.k Filh.
?5qu:n al» fp-ing C*>d,
liO quimala Jamaica Cod,
1G0 Boaet fmoked Fieriug,
180 Tun* Platter Dec. 17.
| LAND FOR %AlE
ONF undivided moiety or half part of
Farm and Building*, which were lately
J occupied Ly Increase Pole, late of Fafmou h,
} defeated—Said Farm con Gil* of hfry aerr* of
, excellent good Land, under good improvement
a»d a large two ftory Houle and Barn, wttl*
other accommodatiuu*— lym* on the lower
county read in laid Falmouth, and joins th*
Bay inure—Said moiety it iu common wuh
1 the heir*of Wrn. Pot< late of laid Fairuoull).
deceased—AUb tor frde, one ftaih part of a
I Corn Mill aud aneigth part of a privilege tor
| ft Wharf—For particulars enquire of N A
THAN BUCKNAM of laid FaiUituth, or
FLliHA POTE, of Powuah
fjlmivti, Lin 17, 1810 (Stv)
. |?ROKE into theenclofure of the fubfcriber
j on the 30th of October lift, a 1 ght red
COW, with her horasfawed off—The owner
is defined to prove property, pay charges acd
lake her away —Apply to
ALLs HA HIGGENS.
Falmouth, Dec. 17, 1810.
piCXED up Alhore on Little Jcbeag, 16
| *■ window and one door blind, tu a Hoi,
which was broken open. The owner is de*
i fired to prove property, pay charge*, and tv
■ ceive them again —Apply to
JOEL RICKER,
I on Great Jebeag. * Dec. 17
STRAYE.& from the iublcnber abouc ti e
i8;h of Sept laft, two heifer Calves, ol*
of which is red and the other red and while
—neither of them marked —Whoever wtU
give information of thera, ihall he handiosnety
rewarded for their trouble. App'y to
DANIEL MUCH ELL.
North Yarmouth, Dec, 17,1810*
Elegant Gilt and Stiver Cejhr:
Clafps; Jewelry, id?:.
ELEAZAR WYER,
GOLDSMITH V JEtVELLEX,
XT EARLY oppofite the Indian Chief, Em
^ change ftreei, informs his frieuds and the
public that he has juft received a general al
jortment of
Elated) Brit an id, Japaned Ware and
Jewelry ;
Among which art—Plated i ea betts, to,
match; do. Caftors, new aud elegant pattern* ;
do. Candleftick*. various kinds ; do. Soup La.
dies ; Cannt ; Table and Tea Spoons ; largo
Britania Coffee and Tea Pots ; Sugar Bai'oo*
aud Cream Pots, of a luperior quality ; com
mon do.; a few filver Sugar Baton* aud
Cream Pots ; Se;t» of morocco, cream aud
black ground Japantd Waiters ; cheefe, knife
and bread Trays ; a complete affortmeot of
Jewelry and Hair Work ; a large aud elegant
five a nortmeat of pebble, cornelian, and gold
Iwing Warch Keys; gold, filver and hair
Watch Chains; a quantity of excellent cadt
I fteel Rax ors ; ScilTors; Pea Knives; Snuffers £
1 a handfome alToriment ot morocco Pocket
Books and Purles; Wax Tapers, ^.— togeth
er with almoft every other article in hi* hue.
Alfo—makes and keeps conftantiy on hand,
warranted gold Necklaces.; Table and fez
Spoons; Sugar Tongs; Soup Ladles and bait
Spoons, of the newel! patterns and upou term,
equally as advantsgotu as at any other place*.
His friends aud the public ate invited to call,
where they will find conftant aud pertonal at
tendance, and the fmallel! favors /trended to
wuh cheerfuluefs. (if) Portland, De,.. 3.
7~" takjTnotice.
'T'HE fubfcriber refpedtfully informs hi«
A friends and Cullomers «n Portland and ire
• vicinity, that he has juft received from Boi
! ton, a handfome allonment of
GOODS ■
in the line of his profefiion, which cor.Gft*
of Broad-Cloths—Caflimere* - - Devonlhiitf
; Kerleys—Veiling Trimmings, &c. which wiii
! be lolsi on reaiooable terms—The
TAILORING BUSINESS,
Carried on as olual.at his Shop tn Mtlile{iron
with rapidity and d (patch—and every tavor
gratefully acmiow edged, by the puonw* mot!;
t.amble fervant,
JAMES HORN
Ladies' Coats made in the ueweft faihron.
NoTfnhoo 19 f ” j
li.
Ha. 1, Lang-Wnafi
HAS FOR SALE.
3 JO BbW. Mess C.,goNn 1 St 2 BF.EF,*,
Nkvv M~*s PORK j »m oca, St. Kitts*
&. Oemarara Hum ; G n ; Brandy ■, ’i‘e*»s ;
Coffee ; Pimento , flour t C >Uo i ; i ’Unc-,
co; Ginger ; Rusii*, Ravens nod fnV^
Liuck, Cordage, &c.
Dec 10**’ f
“ . NOTICE
r s hereby given by the fuhfcriber* appoint
A ed by the Hen. Sam el Frteman, Efq iu
of Probate for the county of Cumberland. io
receive and examine the claim* oi the fever.*!
creditor* to the ellat* of
. „ „. JOHN M<R3E, «
la e of Fortlaiid; in f*id couuty, eerdwvih-r,
oecekfed, repreiented inColveot, hereby g>/?
notice tha* fur mouiha from the date beretn’
a t allowed far the creditorl to bring tu i. i
prove their claim*, and that we win at ten i
i if ibat purpofe at the Dwelling Houle *
Pooch I iley, in Portland, On the luff *Wml f
.4 4hi* and the Cv* ‘“jUowiag at « h*. Uwuj
:wo to fix o’clo; k in jhe afteraoea.
ENOCH II.-sLSY, 1 r *
. .. iTUPHfcN tf.vIi'E.J ■’ ’'J*'
f at 1**4, Lhecrmlsr Irf, 18)0.
Court aiui Commercial
BLANKS.
K'pt conftantlv toe fa e at she B *J^o"e c*
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