Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-11-26 00:00:00, page 3

V-.*?? -When Capu*h S«Cw„d
lef <-» Aieiiho'gh, uuetiig lice u.k,t ju*t been
tec »' (1 ihere l »at the King of Denmark
was j *-*u’ to i»su* a decree all .wing iLn
capture of *11 vessels havn-.g i»u lio»rU
1 certificates of urigir.
Mondiy, Nov«n!x;r 20, IS 10.
LATEST FJtOAf XKGLJKD.
Thiira(U) last, arrived at tins purl, brig
Jason, Capt. Moor«, in id day* from Livet.
pool.—London papers to the ?4:h of Ort.
have been rereived, but they furtush liuie
rvfotav'Uion of importance. Tint accounts
from Portugal are not mi late as those direct
from Lisbon. The English have ukm die
Island of Bourbon belonging to France a»ul
at the last dates weft; preparing to attack
the Isle of France A fcauguirvarv war is
suit carried on in different \>arts of S win
>>"<w .« I'.lrio.. i->h,cU. A
pei-tc action was lately fought near Gren*.
da, between Sebaatiani ami Blake, m whu h
* the former lost an arm, and the Spsma d>
remained masters of tlie field; at Forluss
there have been two engage me nts, in which
the French were defeated with Uie loss of
lU'JO men. At Cadi/, all was quiet.
7(f —Men»io« was sometime since
ir>td.*ot a seaman that was left on ,|,e un_
inhabited Island of Sombrero, hy Captain
l**i*r, aiui <>i tii'* Eugiisii govern.item lirv*
mg .vent out a vessel to his relief, but th .t
be had previously been taken oil the Ishnd
by an American vessel, a London pa;>er
ct the 24'.h nil.. inenti n s Jeffrey’s bavin"
arvred there on tbo preceding Monday
when the Lords of tbe Admiralty gave him
ms free discharge from tbe service ; and
tbe friends ot Capt. L;.ke nude bun a libe
ral compensation tor the hardships he had
sustained. He is a good looking young fel
low, and confesses lie ma le the >< for his
name, th^ugu he can wi'.te; but lie savs
it m common among sailors to use the cross
for shortness- He says be was eight days
on the IsLnd of Sombrero, during all which
time lie had nothing but rain water to sub
sist on, which he drank out of the crevices
ot. the locks—that several vessels passed
within sight, but he was too weak to hail
them ; and that life was in the verv last sta »
o* »t*rvation when the American vessel
touched at the Island. He left London
in very high spirits, with his money, to
see his mother. S^me people were after
him, to make him exrubit himself*for money ;
but he got his discharge from the service
expressly on the condition that be should
uumediately quit London.
MOM PORTUGAL.
Lisbon accounts to the 21st of October
a-e received—for particulars, see foreign in
telligence in this days paper. By tfos it
w.U be seen that the English, not withstand
ing the accounts of their "victories,” have
retreated to Mafra, distar.ee from * Lisbon
a »v)ui 12 miles. Lord Welliugtoii lias of
hue received considerable rviaiorcenieius,
but still bis force is infcriour to that of the
french, and Masacua has pledged bis head
to etlect the conquest of Portugal. So pie
ctpuate w-a the retre-t of the English tiom
Managua, that they we. e compelled io absu
♦Ion large quantities ot provisions, which
lell into th* possession of the Fi cucii, which
they were in great want ol.
Bonaparte, notwithstanding his pretended
“ love for Americans,” continues t o s- ll the
American sequestered cargoes, aud | Ut the
proceeds in Ida private purse.
the Cortes (Spauisn Congress) are ahout
to raise a ne w army, to consist of 120,000
men, widen is to be denominated tbe “ Pa
triot Army,” and iiave appropriated 60 mil
lions for viie clothing sod support of it.
American Cotton imported into Fru.nct,
pays a iixed duty ol 50 cents on a pound,
besides the war duty of 10 per cent.
The 'Turks defeated again.
General Ramensko) lias published an a.
count of another victory gained over th*
Turks on the Tib of September. The bat
tie begun about ten in the fore no »n, and
ended at 7 in the evening* 50l>0 prisoner*,
173 stands of colours ; all the at ms, baggage
an.t artiil ry, fell into the hands ot the Res
ntiii. ihc Turks had Uj wants of 50u0
killed in tin1 *cu>n. The Ottoman a wn,
which consisted cf 40.000, in the course i t
nine hours had 10,000 dcsiioyed or matle
prisoners, and the remain:. ■ dispersed.®
Aim e trouble in Louisiana. In «*<-,nsf*qnerre
cf the threatening *s;>ect of afl'airs in JVett
Farida, Governor Holmes of the Mttwiwpfi
Territory has ordered detachments from aii
the regiments of militia to be made, and to
hold themselves to march at a moments
Wa ning. The Spaniard* at Havana, attri*
bute the late movements in HoviJa, to un
improper interference of America. A de
tachment from the troops in pa-rism at
Charleston, (.SC) have been ordered to
proceed to the frontiers of Guorg*.
Great damipe has been done byla’e hea
vy rains at the southward. The chain bridge
over the Potomac, near Georgetown, has
been carried away by the f.cshet j the banks
of the Delaware are inundated, and eiery
article lodged upon them swept away. In
Hew-Bruns wick, (X. J ) the l«*trn w-s over
flowed, and the people passed fiom house
to house iu boat*.
The degree of Doctor of Divinity ln:s
been conferred by the University at Cam
btnlgc, on the Rev. Jesse Appleton, Pru
a.deut of Boudoir. College.
Congressional Klettion in Cumberland.
We have not received returns from all
the towns, of votes for member of Con
gress, but we me confident there is no
cnoice. In almost every town there i
more or Lss opposition to Widgerv.
the democratic candidate. The KleC
lors of Cumberland know this man o*
o’d; and it will require ranch drilUftg
hvfoie idle Junto la Porihu»d w.il Ik
#
l!>!c to Imhtce honest demor.ru* to give
thtir votes for a than who is neither a
republican, nor hicud of the people at
* iCoi l •
In Ke<tne6eci District, we have seen returns
I f- * “ -* towns, in which the vote# stand i >r
Uu-e, (FeUtuii) 6.59—Gannett, (ttemo) 719_
j lhe subject of this elccUuii, the editor
: ot the B ncist mon Gazette observe# It we
1 may be flowed to judge from the return#
already received, Thomas Rice, £*q. is cho
»rn by a handsome majority’*—Should Ud,
I ptuve true, the Jacobin# will laujh oat U
Ho tiler Corner of tiut mouth.
I C JMMimCATlOV.
'v* *"•**v*s Adoresi ro his fribno# os
MIS LATE DISAPPOXN I MEN T.
VC Demos, hear your patriot Chief
Express with d*’e« regret, hi# grief,
1 hat In this democratic section
You hated at the l st election
> The Ktd# the maxim have applv'd,
| “ Divide and conquer ’ tot lie r side,”
And this, in spite of you, have done,
To me, ’tis death, to them, Yts fun.
i This fuC'iotts Wsshingtonun race
Have call’d me Rasaal to my face,
Ami u \1 the word so much by rote,
It 1 >#t m-*, many a demo's vote.
Alas 1 that punty, like mine,
Should not, in bla/se of glory shine ;
That talents so immensely great
Should not illuminate the hall of state.
Unite then, demos, in the cause
Of democratic rule am! laws ;
The Star of Liberty will r:se
And light again your northern skies !
Your votes, my ft lends, say who can claim,
Of greater merit, fairer fame,
Who fought for Independence more
Who chas'd the Britons from our shore
W.io lias in any grade or station,
Done more than I have for the nation l
When Adams, Washington and oifieri*,
Erst call'd a band of feu'ral bi others,
From egg of faction hatch'd a brood
“ Blighted with crimes, and ripe for blood
When they the Constitution fram'd,
In Britain's Isle so highly fam'd,
And sought i>y artful means, and base,
To impose it on a free-born race
I met the sbi»ck, in every form,
An l stood, like Atlas, ‘mid the storm.
On lasting record stands my n.«nw,
A passport to immortal fame— f *
T i ugh all my efforts were in vain,
I rallied all our force *gain.
And feds, from highest office, hurld,
The butt, and pity of the world—
We chose a Jefferson, a sage,
The wonder of the present age ; *
Then freedom triumph'd o'er her foes,
And tyranny bewail'd her woes.
Have I not every measure prais'd
Which democrats to office raised ?
Have I not spouicd day and night,
’J o make our measures clear as light ?
Did not Embargo press me ltard ?
Dd not I play a losing Card,
Was not 1 forc'd to play the Palm,
By Brttiih Licencs, to my harm ?
Have I, my friends, oppress'd the poor,
By taking 12 per cent, or more >
Have not I lent my Cash to many,
From whom I netfer got a pen,»y ?
tJo tliis account, I‘m under par,
For Usury's a plea in Bar—
Be firm, my friends, ’tis not a step
To choose a Lawyer for a Rep.
Aie lawyers not a cruel set,
To sue, to get *11 honest debt i
A pettifogging, griping race,
With lieart of stone, and brazen face ;
Who, arm'd with statutes and with shears
■ Mace good men anxious for their ears,
; And shot up honest men in jail,
j Because they‘pc destitute of Bail ?
Are nut our jails, and courts, and laws
Of all our miseries the chum; f
Can we true liberty possess,
And si ill ue held in vile duress ?
Arise then ! demos, in your iiii^ht
And sink, luem to ihe relins of night.
If in this w Hk, a demo loiu rs,
Remind him oi our brother squatters*
Arise, my friends ! our fed’ral toe,
Vie recommending brother Joe,
Who gif t-il witK the atCur.J ai^Itt
Sc~ 4» move then ever came u> l»0lit;
VV'!.<> im the iUiits of my name,
Intends to bui’d his mu hrooni fame—
VV II v oil bestow on nim \our vote,
R« Uc U »UN your Bond or Note ?
tV 11 ye, of indepirndent s.-ui,
He dr::g‘d, ilke t U pi Us, to the j’oll ?
11 r vs a - should 1 he thus con* e*n‘d,
You’ll murk the man who once has turn'd.
Viter. 1, ye jaros, to my pi. n,
To •‘indicate the r ghts of man,
Too long has Britain, cursed Dud,
Oppress'd us with an iron hand ;
t hat mighty, proud, deU sed sta{e
| Is trembling on the verge of fate,
I Her wealth, her power, her courage fails
lie hold ! Napoleon prevails !
lurn then, on him, jour ravish’d eyes
if you, your rigbis, and freedom prize,
Deugpted with the Conqueror’* charms,
You*!' lind repose in Bun *‘s arms.
CROMWELL AND MAZARINE, ■
Card'nal Mazarine having refused to de- I
liver Dunkirk, according to the articles a
g-teed upon at the commencement of the j
war between France and Spain, in which
war Oliver Cromwell engaged a*, an auxilia
ry, on the above condition, the Protestor
wrote the following laconic and spirited let
ter to that minister :
“ Thou rt xitor, M-aarine, if thou refuseat
to deliver Duni.uk into the h-n Is oi L >ck
hart, my friend and counsellor, whom I «»*ve
sent with full power to receive it, by the e
terns! God, 1 wiil come and tear thee from
thy master’s bosom, and hang thee upon ihe
g*ies of Fans.”
r , i r..M
Barnes,
In by Seth Chandler, E^q. Mr.
Richard Herrick, to Miss L*U» Yraton.
I.i Hebron, by Vhe lion. S imual Paris
Ssq, Mr Andrew Richard, of Parts, to M.ss
foduDh f rtpp, daughter «f the Rev John
rnpp of the former place.
In tl »is Town by the Rev. Mr P-iyson, Mr j
iaror. S; .tv ford to Mi'.s Mary Cunobel —
Mr. Thorn»a biiuoiUuii to Mr* Hi i.ot Da
v.s—tjy i«*e liev. Mr. cUJlogg, Mr. Davis
B m M « Judit*. Thrash?#—hr the
R-*v. Mr. N cuoR, Mr. John ll •:». &to Atiss
Dorcas Shaw.
32>te5,
In Y rk, (Me ) 1st 'mat. nv J-dm PtH, a
bachelor ; be had instrticic l many yotmj*
men in the arl of surveying and navigation ;
was of a omeriy disposition, amt pinci ed
himself lor food and clothing ; whik* on
hi. death-bed he would not give up I man
ey which he ke,.t about l iip in i.m jacket ;
ordered bis coffin to be placed ret. re tilt*
glass, and that it be deposited in the spot he
had ordered to be dug to receive it ; he
had n<> neat- friends to mourn hi** exit.
In Sundtib, William, son of Mr. Robert
Higgiai, aged 15.
tftyrtir fetyp j'ctu0.
PORT OP PORTLAND-\&'0.
Tu, tday, Nov- mh r 20.
Arrived brig Mary, C-pu Bobbins, 19
Jays from Gaudcdoupe, with rr.uhsses to
Hubert and Knight.— N. v 22, ai rived idoop
Diana, Stone, from Boston.—23d, aloop Li.
berty, Patterson, from do.—Scooner Ruby,
Sawyer, from Alexandria.
TiturtJay, Nov 22.
Arrived brig Jason, Capt. Mooie, Sodavs
from Liverpool—*a led in company with the
brig Mary-Ann, Givens, of Brunswick, for
New-Yosk.—Left there, ship Eliza-Ann,
Steele, of Portland, tor New-York, in 10
days; brig Juno, Soule, of Portland, for
Charleston, (S. C.) in 15; brig Active, '
Smith, of Boston, tor Savannah (Geor.) in
5 —Holy-Head bearing N. E. spoke brig
Hazard, of and from Wiacaaaet, tor Liver
pool; both pumps going, and then it
was with difficulty they couid keep her
free.—Nov. 7th, lal. 43, lung. 30, spoke snip
Minerva, Howaid, of Duxouty, 13 days
from Liverpool, for New-York—all well.
COPARTNERSHIP FORMED.
THE Subscribers respectfully inform
their friends and the public, that they have
again commenced business, at the Store
they formerly occupied, under the hrm of
William R. Es? C'. Stock bridge,
cj 7
and have just received a large assortment of
WESV INDIA GOODS. Also,
A large quantity of Cotton Yarn, Ticking,
Shirting, otc. wholesale and retail, at the
prices at which it is sold at the inanofac orv.
WILLIAM K. STOCKBRIUGE.
CALVIN 2STOCKUUJDGE.
Having dissolved our connexion in busi
ness with Mr. William Torrey, of Bath,
personal attention will be pa:d to the otders
of our old friends, who are solicited to fa
vour us with their custom. Persons indebt
ed>t*y Note, to the late firm of Stock bridge
and Torrey* of Bath, are requited to make
imtfje^Uae payment to Mr. vViiham Torrey,
of Bath ; and those who are owing the Lt^
firm of W. K. & C. Stockbridge, to call im
mediately and settle the same. Many of
our old customers have made hummable
exertions lo settle the ueYimnds we had
on them, for which they will accept our
thanks, while others who have been owing
us from one to seven years, are now notified
that as we have spent uie principal part of
the l^si year, and have used various means
to collect our debts, that our patience is al
most exhausted ; contequently they may de
petufon fheir uotesauid accoun s being sued
without further noice, unless they are set
tled this winter.
>0a. SALE AS ABOVC,
Pocket iiibles ; Huldunes view of
Social Worship, price 6 s.—Carson against
Blown, on Presbyterianism, 6 s. yd.-Car
son on important point* of Doctrine, and
Church O der, 4 s. 6 d.
Norchyunnouth, November 26.
! . TELL ME
WHERE my cow is, that ran away three
week- ago, ami you shall be we ll rewarded.
She is a large cow about nine years old, ail
red, hnd gives no milk.
. NICHOLAS LORING.
Pottland, Nuv. 26, 1810.
WILLIAM FRANCIS,
HAS FOR SALE,
IPO Bbl*. Alexandria fuperfine FLOUR,
40 ditto ditto fine ditto,
50 ditto Baltimore !upcr fin « ditto,
50 ditto Philadelphia ditto, ditto,
100 Bbls. Pilot Bread, in fine order for ftvp
P'»ff
*V*v. 26. (tf)
James Chadbourn ic Co.
HEAD OF UNION STREET,
HAVE F. R SALE,
20 Hhds Antigua and Demarara RUM,
300 quinta's Pollock FISH,
50 du Dun Cod , do.
50 do common do. do.
2C0 Bbls Weis No. 1 Ac i BEEF,
£0 M. Re.i Uafe STAVES,
50 do. While tone uO iRDS,
A general adoruneai of IRoN and STEF.I.
hng'ijh, Weft-India C ocds zs Groceries,
a* ufual—which they ofler for fa.'e ntheve
ry heft term* f*>r calhor country produce.
Portland, Nov. 26.
NOTICE!
JONAS MILLS, informs his friends and
the public in general, that he ha* removed
to No 1, Jones Row, next door eaft from
his former (land, and he has formed a con
necLmi in buliaefs with Mr. Moles Davis,
under the firm of
Davis h Mills.
They folicit the patronage of their former
friends and connexions, and intend to he con
ftaatiy fupplied with WEST-INDIA GOODS,
GROCERIES aud PROVISIONS, m the firft
quality, which they will le 1 at a very fma!) '
advance. A Cellar under faid ftore will be
fupplied with the beft of Provilions, CotFce,
die. from tun rue to 9 o'clock in the evening.
MOSES D WIS,
Jonas mills.
N B—A.! peif.ns indebted to the la e
firm of J. «9c E Mill*, aid requefted to dune
payment to Jon a* MjM-s, the Surviving pa t
ner; and »ll demands will be paid nv him at
No I, June*'Row. 6*.v N.* 26.
Clergyman’* ALnanacLs
Fu»R isn,
I^'OR fa'e at the Book Store et
18 \ A C AD A MS,
Price 4 dollar* per grcf*, 4* cent* dozen, C
cent* ting e.
FARMER’S ALMANACK,
9 dollar* per grofr, 87$ per <Lz*n, 12 1-2
cent* bugle.
Ilaiah Thomas, jmi. and Low's
ALMANACKS.
School Books.
Parifh’* Modern Geography ; Morfe’* and
Dwight’* ditto; Art of Reading; WebUer*
• ft. -id, and 3d Part*; UuderlUoamg Reader;
Murray’* Reader, abridged ; Preceptor; Or-J
ator ; Maine, P.ke* aud Perry’s F'pelling t
Bock*; AV'chller's and Perry’* Lhcliouai its ;,
Schuliar’s, Waleh’t, Pike's, Temp»e*f and
RtKt« Arithmetic*; Practical Arithmetic and *
Ycut^g Man a Companion ; Stamford s, Mar- j
rayffBinghanv*, aud Alexander** Grammars;
Couftitutinns, declaration cf Independence
and Wafliingtoc's Farewell Addrtf*, iremg an
exfeUent codeition for tie uje rf Sti/o't, and return
mended Sj t'e Gjverrmert Economy of Hunuu
Life, for the ufe of School*, f>rke 2J.i
WRITING PAPiiR,
Some of a fuperior quality.-*-— A gooer
al aflortment of
Books and Stationary,
iu the various branches of feiecce A literature.
The GRi.EX and LA I IN CLaSoICS
uled in Academie. aud Colleges.
A large afTortment of Commercial aud Juf
tice* BLANKS—all of the above article*
will be lotd as cheap a* can be purthaied iu
Bofton.
CO" Cafb or Books and the higheft price
given for clean cotton and linen Bags.
Canvafs and Junk.
Nov. 26 (6w)
FRESH FLOUR.
William Crofs,
No. 3, Long Whaty,
HAS now larding from fchoontr Ruby
and for la!e,
300 bbls new iuperfine FLOUR, of the Crlt
quality
SO ditto feratch’d ditto
50 half hbi» Iuperfine ditto
300 bulhel* Wheat Brand, in hhd«
November 26 (|Q
Public Utility.
pRINTING, the prefervative Art of all
Aru.— The fublcriber informs the public
that he continue* the P nting Bvjuiejt% at the
old Band, Kaymarket Row.
tfjr Metehaiu*, and others who are in the
piaCltce ot crediting, will find it much for
their convenience and intereB to keep Printed
Notes—All perfous, who will appy as above,
in the prelent week may have their names iu
ferted tu Note*, without any additional ex
penfe.
Wanted—A* an Arri xntick to the above
Art, a iteady Lad, about .4 years old
JOHN M’KOWN.
N»» 26
Boarding & Lodging.
/"\NE or two lUady per feus may be accom
modated in the above line, oy a;s iica
tion to the fublcriber, foot of Spying flrtet,
JObriUA LEaVITT.
Portland, Nov 26, 1310
THO’S CHADWICK, i-f CO.
HAVE juft received and offer for fa!c at
their Bore, No 1, Central Row, Fore
Breet a complete aifortment ot
SHIP CHANDLERY *
among which is 100 bbls Tar ; 20 ditto, Tur
pentine ; 120 doz 2 and 3 thread Sewing
Twine ; 4 ton London white Lead, ground tu
oil; Spruce Yellow ; Liu teed and Sperm Oil;
Spikes all fizes; 2d 3d tod 2 2u cut Nads;
Cod and Ix>g Lines ; Iron Shovels tsV
Ltkewife—Rulfta and Ravens Duck ; Cor
dagefuppiied by the gang or fmaller quanti
ties— All of which will be fupplied uu trie tuoB
liberal termi for calls or credit.
November 26.
TIMBER.
HTANTED for the Bridge from Portland.
v * to Malam » Neck in Cape Elisabeth,
from 12 to 1500 tons of rouud Pitch or Yel
low Pme TIMBER, from 15 to 50 feet long,
about lb inches a: the tie end and not leu
than 10 inches at the icp eqT—Any perfon
or perfons, dthrovu of contracting tor any
part thereof, to be delivered at Portland or
Cape Elisabeth, by the full of March next,
are requeued to g ve in (heir ter me* in writing
to either of ike fuhf fibers
Robert Boyd,
ivanus Higgins,
\\roodbury su/rer,
Ralph Crofs,
Maik Dyer.
2* .vernier 1C
T !KEN UR ADRIFT,
TYETWiXi* bpring Point and Hog Til and,
^ a YAWL BOAT, about fourtten feet
long—The owner may iiave it by proving
property and paving cha-ge*—Apply ro
JEDEDIAH LOVEHT
Cife Eliaaietk, .Vs* 17,1810 (56,;
A FARM FOR SALE,
T YING m Durham, one mile ar.d a half
from the Meeting Houle, conta ning fif'y
acres of Land, and a good HoeCe and Barn
ct*mpiere*y tin tilted, a good ftiop in an escu
lent place fur a Trader or Mechanic, a good
Well of Water that never fails—For further
particulars enquire of
FRANCIS HARMON,
now on the pretmfes. A t SJ6
; VILLAGE HARM OUT.
N1..V EDITION.
I 1UST publiihed, and for laic at the Book*
J Bot e «f
16 A AC ADAMS,
AY 7, Exilur.ge fl*ettt
The Villaoe Ha*mow, tenth e. t/ n, un
proved, corrected aad e.Ja ged—puct 10
do'>ao | tr «kx. I dollar ling**.
Ot'BUC ayJce i* hereby given. that §>*
k C>(>a toerilup heieioiute tSifhug um.hr
he fir .a of
Solomon k 1 h : Eoyce,
w»* dilYyived on «ln* «Olh infant. AH per
foot having uufetrlrd accu«tt.it with U.d hrm
are rwjud'ed to call on the fublrnher, alio
cuatmuc* at the farmer fl uid, nearly op polite
the ludian Chief, i t Exchange ttt(«t~*abtrx
he ha» for lale a yeaeral arionmem cf
jrfofQii^ <5* Leather hit
as ofual. SOLOMON BOYCE
Par tit mi, II tb Alt. 26, ItftO
Wasted,
'TWO APPRENI ICE i to the $?
*■ nelt making and Chatle t rim'
nef«. offrotn M to f6 yea;*, of aye—u w.‘u .
good eucouragemcm ' t e g-»ri—Appiy
to EBL:»cZ...R DAYlS.
Sato, N»’v. 2.J
IVfit-India G ods k Groceries.
L OR fafe by the ftibf riber, at hu flore in
fa tjbeet, neatly 0;>pu£te the head of
JL IP r-n tatj —
C;»-i,:ac Brandy
Bourdeaui do.
Hollands Git*
American u»»
Ole Jamaica Spirits
Antigua Ruin
Cherry Braody
Malaga j
H
0»
§
Q
•**
os
Ch< •colate
Do. Shells
Nutmeg*, C.r^cf
CalUa, ‘‘epper
Giouod do.
Pimento, Ginger
Cayenne, Milliard
Olive 0:1
Capers
Brandy Fruit
Rtce, Oatmeal
-ALSU
A quantity of CORDAGE,
Bolt Rope ; Spun Yarn,
Sewing Twine ; Marling,
Cod Lines, ts'c. t3*f.
The above Good* are of the firft quality,
and will be fold on rea fun aide term*.
N 13 —Mi chant* aud Ship Matter* m-y
he fuppiieu with Cabin or ihtp Store* at the
lhortett notice and ou reafonable term*.—
Alfo, Familiet may be fupplied a* low a* can
be purchased in town, and fettle their hills
quarterly. ConfUnc attendance, and every
favor gratefully acknowledged
JONATHAN STUART.
Coach and Cbaifs Making,
WILLI ARD RICHARDS,
T N TOR MS hit friend* and the public, that t •
i ■* carries ( n the
. Coach| Lhaife Body and Can mge
king Btjintfs,
at his fliorj one door hah of Mr GiUe t's Ha 4
tmub's Jo /, Mata ft-eet, where ah order* in hi)
[ line wilt attended to, at the fbortt l notice.
Carnage* of al kind* tai.hfuhy repaired, aui
the ieait favour thankfully received,
Nov iy.
Portland lownfhips.
t pURSUAN V to an apphearion made to me
i 1 by five of the proprietor* of the two
1 Townihip* granted to the ftiflferers of Po;t
I la id, l>e<ug the Townfliips 1i the county of
| Socnerfrt, lately incorporated by the narati of
Freeman and ."ittv*P-.rtUni, I hereby rio*ify the
Proprietor* of la;4 Townihip* to meet at my
Ottice »u Portland, on Saturday, the i-gh b
day of December next, at ten ot the cluck iu
the forenoon, to a«R u- following article* :
—v z.
, 1. To choofe a Moderator 2 To fee
! wkat turtber the Proprietors util do to re*m
burfe the Committee appointed to borrow
money for the luma they have borrowed, to
pay the Taie* on nou rrtideht Proprietor*
land* in la d town* 3. To do what they
Dial! judge proper or expedient, in regard to
' fuch uxe* as are yet unpaid, and a* nuy here
| after he alTeded. i. To tee if :* ey will grant
; any ard to the Settlers towards opening a
Road from the faid town ot 1 ecmau through
the faid town of New Portland, and alto to
wards building a bridge over the river or
brook in ihe town !a() men turned.
SAMUliL FRkuiM AN, Clerk/
said Pi of rictus s.
D ted the 19il Non A D. 18tO.
COLLEGE LANDS,
f N Fryeburg, t urner, Pari*, Livermore, Oiif
*■ Geid. Harriton, Poland, ifeidwui, kumford,
Jay and Will on, in lots numbered, as lately
publilhcd in this Paper, for fale by ihe fubfai
ber at In* othce in Portland.
PR. NTISS' MELLEN*.
npHK lubfcriber hereby give* public r.otioU
**• that he ha* t>eea duly appointed autniw
iUrator on the eftate oi
£NUCH JONES,
late of Bath, iu the county of Linco'n, m«’
chant, deceaied, aod has taken upon bimte f
that tiuft by giving bond* as the taw direct*—
He therefore recjoelU ail perfoni who are in
debted to the faid deceaied’* eitate to make
immediate payment; and tnole whr* have any
den.and* l her too, to exhibit the fame for let*
tlement to him.
NATHANIEL COFFIN.
B»ib, S'fit 12, I8fO. ;NI9)
r|’,HE fubfcriber hereby give* public nOt.ce
* to ad concerned, that he ha* been du y
appointed and ha* taken upon l.i ni«d the trull
oi adunaiftrator on the ehate of
DAVID MAX v* rLL,
late of Cape Eieabcth in he county off un
beriand, Mariner.decevfcd, by giving bond <«
me taw dir«*v£k«—lie therefore retjuifH ad
perfern* who are imieb ed fo the faid dece.t
ea » eiUte, to make imi iedia o payment ; ar«|
thofe who bate any demand* there - n, to tx
mbit the fame to
WILLIAM MAX^FLL.
iVt*. i S, it iC, , .
Pearl Rirly
f'redi Mg*
Mule are! 'j
fi'notn, '
Drum, & f RABINS
Calk j
Almond*
Fiiberri
l.emon*
Canary Seed
Winfor & bar Soap
Mould dip’d Cat>
dies, by bo* or te
tail
Tabie Salt
Mats of ail ki.u!i
Broom*
Rotten Stone
louigu, Steve*
Deni. Johns
Stone Jus*
Powder and Shot
Flint*
Spamlli Cigar*
Connecticut Che el e
Clear lVrk
Baron of Grft quality
Cider, Draft dorter
Hard Ware, Bellow*,
Shoe Bruilie*, life. w1*.