Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-09-03 00:00:00, page 3

f\d. New*‘ts creeled M* n»Uer o£
i g e >s iM^ii iveniuckcy, lor me dis
iria no v repr'.seated by M.iU/in;' Ly
u t. inis change is not unexfWctrtl —
Mr. Lyon h.,s told so me serious truth*,
k.* tiie would oe thougui people-loving
democrats in Congies*. lie has re
pealed!y told thwui their republic u.isn
wits ail i pretence : licit they ptulessee
lo oossess all the wisdom a:i l ail the
patriotism, but practised little of citliei.
*1 his however, vva$ not. by far, Mr. Ly
on** greatest oil ucc to the powers that
be; he opposed tne embargo policy
and war with England—hence lie mus
Re hunted down, and u tnoie pliubh
man put in his place.
Xczv-ILmpsJiire Elertlo7,
For M bribers to the 12th Congtess,
w.ts i.oldeu on Monday last i lie
Forlsm mlh paper ot Saturday gives a
tkt.lem ni oi the votes in T5 tow ns in
that vicinity, and coin paired with the ,
votes of tne Governor F.lectkia ill
Ma,ch life result stands thus—
jtugUnt 1810. March \ 8 10.
F K D. D E >1. FRO DF.M.
75 towns, 6633 56 tl 7251 7373
* Mtkiu'aii4gainof 1196 votes in favor
of the American i iekct. Mr, Lung
don's plurality last March was rdiutit
loou. If me votes throughout the
• state should conesjmud with that part
•which is given iuiliis paper, the federal
ticket wi,l succeed by a handsome ma
jority." * j
Good AeW9 from Rhode-Island —The
election for Members of Congress and
Stale Oflicersi which was hoideti on
Tuesday last, has terminated in iu-vor
of correct principles.
Commence men t at Cambridge.
The annual Commencement at Har
vard University, was celebrated on
Wednesday last. The Governor,
Lieut. Governor and other State Ofli
c.is attended the public exercises of
the day. The escort duties were per
formed by the Salem troop ol Horse.
* The degree of 11 ichelo*" of Arts was
conferred on 63 young gentlemen, and
25 gentlemen were admitted to the de
cree of Master of Ai is.
%}
The dgree of Bachelor of Medicine
was conferred on Joshua 'Thomas, of
Boston, and Eleazar Clap, of Dorches
ter ; the degree of Doctor of Medicine
on Benjamin bhurJtfT, of Boston, and
Robert Thaxter, of Dorchester.
HONORARY DEGREES.
Shirley Erving, and Hon Samuel
Sumner Wilde, Masters of Arts.
Hon. John Brooks, & Janies Thach
• cr, Doctors of Medicine.
Rev. Charles Steams, Rev. Aaron
Bancroft,, and Rev. Reuben Puffer,
Doctors of Divinity*
His Excellency Elbridge Gerry,
Hon. Timothy Picketing. Hon. The
odore bgig wick, and Don. James Kent,
Chief Justice of the State of Xewyora,
Doctors of Laws.
1 lie exercises were performed with
unusual spirit, and received the warm
and flattering approbation of a laige
^nd highly i expectable auuicnee.
Commencement at 2irux&vnrk.—The
annual Commencement at Bowdoiu
College will be 1.olden on Wednesday,
this week.
A Correspondent i t quests us to men
tion that the Court ul Common Picas
Gr the count y cA Lincoln is now sitinir
at Tops/nim. 'I he Hon. Silas Lee lx
Hon. M \hk L. Hill hue been ap
pointed Justices ol said Court.
Communications*
,i#i
TOH THE GAZETTE.
CHRONICLES.
CHAPTER 1.
1 Now it came to pass, in the (lavs of
£t rile and division, and near the Ides of
March, 1810, that a “multitudinous”
uiul t iotcus UHHctnhiij was hoidot r.ear
the mouth of the great river Saco, to
devise means how they might contin
ue to blind the people and keep up their
t.-lusioiis.
And a certain cunning one amon*r
'hem, brought in a mischievous pam
phk: cuiicd ** The CY/V#.** And when
they had examined it, they said lo ! it
the effusion ol a lying and deceitful
hijic, and it may fortune to do much
good to our cause. (Ilowbcit, let it
hot be told, openly, to the people, that j
've are supported by lie* 8c deceiving* ; \
for, verily, the triuii should not be!
bpokti) at all seasons ) '
3. And they said, let us appoint un
to us runners into every part of the land,
to distribute the pamphlet, uud.epon
*lcS—and let us allow (hem scrip end
parse for their journey j lor, in vci v
Ceed, we ought to contribute sonievvhai
lo them in carnal thing*” to cj:u
pcfisati to them, in some good mca
SJTe, for the ** era/1 and iure of con
•:ience” (Iv y must i:udci0o, m «.nis
, -'^rviwe.
1 X 'vcrthel As, ionic, of the mv<*
miserly sort, said, kt us appoint, uu
) tins service, thovc, who have no |
Conscience, or whose conscience is ,
sealed— loth;*, they all agreed ; hut
Ju y said, still it seemeth not right, i
that they should u spend their‘strength j
ill Vuiii,” and set! their souls f or nought.
5. So they opened their treasures
and contributed, each acc.otdiug to his
abilities, dtul iiis fety zeal.
6. And, in the land of Peyuaivk'tt,
they appointed one Philip, a Grand
Ot/iuty, (who hud lived in that land
** from (he first of nines f ai d had iti
creaicd in tiopidhy as he had increas
ed in y< ars, and his heart was harden
ed even as the nether mid-stoke) with 1
directions that he should Pag f over the
lands of the north, and the “ hill-coun
try * of Bethel and the towns lying
iound about.
7. (Now this Philip was not thA?
Philip of Macedonia, the father of the
great warrior Alfxandfk—neither I
was it King Philip, so famous among |
the native heathens of America, tho*
Ire somewhat resembled him in his j
con:file lion, his manners, and hij tern- ;
fier of mind.)
3. Now, therefore, being furnished
with the money and a plentiful supply
of the pamphlets, he saddled his ass,
anddihve furiously towards the north,
uistribudng the books and spreading
rumors abroad; yea, he proclaimed
aloud and suiu, t; Hear me ye people
and attend unto my sayings, for I am |
vour friend, vour brother and deliver
er” ! !
9. Ye know, for the year past, vve
have been borne down under the op- !
pressionsot Gohe and hi* tusk-masters ■
—and behold again they are striv ing' to®
mike him ruler over us ; and if, per
adveiiture they be successful, our bur
thens will be increased—we shall have |
to make brick without straw—must j
toil iu the heat, till we faint for lack of i
sustenance, and our wives and our
little ones will ciy aftud for bread ! 1” j
10 “ Now hearken unto me—let us
choose our friends to govern us, who |
love us better than themselves,—who ;
will relieve our distresses and cause i
oppression to flee away.”
11. He would have proceeded far- j
tlier, (for his tongue was, as it were, ,
a mill-clack, and his lungs of Iron) but '
the Belhelites, and the Rumfordites,
and the East-Andoverians, [tho tluy
were mostly of his own kidney in nffii
/ / i
tics, yet being hone at, and not /i>». raurn,
deceived, Lut »&t corrufued\ with one
accord began to murmur and said—
12. “ Who is this, that stunnetli us,
with his hoarse voice, & crieth against
oppression ? Is he not the sett same
man, that taketli violent hold of our
persons and shutetli us Up in pi Non—
who sc lie tli our oxen, our mules and
our sheep at the Po*t, as our neighbors
Bartlett, Marble, andotheis can testi
fy—who einploycth bye bidder*, and
entereth into dishonorable leagues, lor
filthy lucre's sake—who stiipetii our
loodfiornoui taLles, out beds from un
der us, and driveth a way the last cow
lit m the staii r”
13. kk How now doth he prate of op
pression, aud boa-d liimscli the cham
pion of liberty l—\eiily tl.is is in suffer
; able. And they ran upon him—and
some would have smote hint with the
fiM, andotheis would have gnashed on
, him with their teeth—but the more
.considerate amongst them restrained
tiie multitude, and said, of a truth we
know he is a oad man, but as he i > a so
journer among us, let him be treuud
with all due hospitality.”
14. But io ! me D.pun was wroth ;
so t.;at he foamed like a wild boar of
liiedestit—~iid lie uttered blusteung
I nnl inigh y woids—and, “ lifting up
i hi*voict,” he cursed them in the name 1
‘ of Deni*m racy, and ne blasphemed bis
i Maker in their presence and in the
! piescnre ot their children !
15; Ami tlu v said tttilv, shall he
tjj* ii otir offspring these abominable ;
things? And one of their magistrates
sent nis officer to lake him and bring
him before him, to answer for his blas
phemy and his abominable sayings.
16. Hovvbeit the officer, upoi his
humble entreaty, suffered him to re
turn to his own home, on his promis
ing to return and sunender hiuiaeii to
the m tgistrate on a day appointed.
17. But being departed lie returned
no more, leaving the officer to regret, ;
that Ins humanity had betrayed him in- i
to difficulty, and more than ever con
vinced of tlu truth, that k‘ whoso tru*t
eth the wicked, is mule a partaker of
their sins.”-These are the words of
JONAS 1 HE SCRIBE. j
k‘ Bidwetl turned federalist and run f ”
'J iiis iS novr tiie ward wrfii denne its.
A (ool cun m»y that any mui) is ofih or
that parij, but. it wall not alter the iu —
I .*e Ar^iij may make a tew of Lis rei» ei»
behove that Jcifeisuti .> New Orleans ol>
l#*c*O" (Bkow>\ wus a federalist ; 4ud mat
tiiuWtL.- is unr, a;wn ; but liie editor ot
t ie Aiy'iis knows, (ij /«• tno*\.s etny thingJ
but lit 'ila'Util* ilicjf re[iit*sri|tkwliiin lie i>
011 1 } ul tayol^ that wblCugUe knows K* t>e
i«Lc. i lie uriier of ihis artiu le bus COil I
V C 1 Jlh si VYitfil i; A t»i/ a»l« V V* L • W 'A • i Will' ft
he Uietf In r'dU'V.pV.a-he t!V.\ M ‘ll.eh
pretend »o have any politic.*, caa t a turn ral
in politic.* is always a jacobin m principle]
but that ;»i*t-r he Went to N'W-O !f alls he
became a violent Jeffersonian— fmidnlei.tlv
took | ms session of 150,000 do]! its of the ;»«*<>
pie’s ne>ney and iu«» oil. Cvetv democrat
in the Coni'.non wealth, in Vsc least acquain
ted with the leading’ characters ofdhe par
tv, knows, that li id well has been a princi
pal one—.hat he did ir.oje bv his Absalom
hv pocricy and insiuu >ns, to de mocri'iize
the government, than -u-y man it) i». And
the moment this took place he was reward
ed with one of the fnsi offices in the State
U is well known that t'*e office el' Alto ney
General w..s not his fit at wish—be waa de
sirous of obtaining a seat on the bench oj
the Supreme Court, *3 being ti e most d;
rr-ci me .ns of becoming’a candidate tor the
oflR e of G ivernor. But l’ e principal evih
which liave resubecl from t! e triumphs ot
democracy, are not to ik; found ill the dt
falcaiiona ami villainy -of a Brown, Skinner,
Bulwetl, Livingston, Clark, and many oth
ers, but consists W a strange infatuation
which the spirit of democracy has wrought
in t lie ini mis of a great proportion of its .-d
iu rents. if a m «n will proclaim himself a
democrat, an admirer of Jefler.srn, and talk
ofliberty and equality, he wdl be a favorite
with I• is party and oe .<» pine *s an Angel
and wise a* .'sol mm. In tfis way the i.o i
est and unsusptctir g pail of the democratic
party, art* imposed upon* They are led ii>
to the zealous support of bad tuen and had
measures, by‘those wit** use ar.iul insinua
tions against their opponents, and picnme
to the people that if they will elect them to
office they will do nothing th%t will not pro
mote the people's twelfare a ' zrospetity. l.et
this man of the people get into office, such
is the influence of par ty Hidings, his friends
will think he can do no wrong. If he is
guilty of malconduct, and ins c.inu s should
be pointed out by the federalists, his party
pronounces them, without making the least
examination into the facts, “ federal fits.”
: u l “ federal persecutions.” Tins has been
thecr.se with Skinner, indwelt and utkeis.
Due leaders of the party would hear noth
ing igiiust them, t>ccaii.i« the federalists
exposed their conduct, and the public hate
been defrauded and plundered by political
villains, who have not only been shit I ltd
from punishment, I it continued in offices
of honor amt pr* fr .* 1 have been led to
nnke these r. marks by noticing tt.e tmiea
vors made in the democratic pa; ers to shift
the odium winch has been thrown up*.n ma
ny of the party by the conduct of the late I
Attorney General. Not that I rejoice,
when a man bee* mes a knave, though eve
ry fi-iend to society ought to rejoice when
villain/ is detected—for it is a circumstance
much to be regreted to see a man process
ing talents inr very useful purposes make
fi id usg * f them as Mr. Bnlvvcll iias* But
some ti n. at democrat may *ak now he is to
avoid b.dbg imposed upon in these cases,
having to depend solely on ifie declarations
<it thr Argil* ami su< b like papers to regu
late iiis opuimo oi'tiie ciiarncters of those
fie u.ust i i i, ue ijuarrel with bis party ?
J'iij aiismi ■."> |il 'i. r-ln-; tr *pia: . el with
vutlf party lln-u s* pp*ut a l>aU c’Jui'dile.
Be line you rt solve to support tins man or
tins measure a*k yours* if this simple tpte*
lion—Is this msu such a character is I
would support it there were no party to t
illi’-i or ja'lv pre tidtc* •. t*i * n-- i -se ; * a 5
a man whose b.t»i Cnouact w ill v. u» :t*.t n»V
in ueciaitug liiai t,.. ; .. .be jpnui, ai.d n*».
self interest, or at m the m crest of a few,
has not been the . ub* ot in* ; a*i conduct i
• i) > i hod a ilisirt>-.n.' n iu , .1. to to >>*u
Jl * s «■ * *»e wonbi 00 u 'in* - Is ,.e .* sup
porter dial ft it ik! t * 11. i *.1.: I Iu short', is
, . - •
mm is lie ta.llEui to thr c(..iylKUti(>n ? If
y >11 * ah a.isu cr it *.*r «pi v.iiins in t,je at
li.inalive, £ivc liiti; _ tr v»»u—but n*tl oth
erwise.—It evei * n.i.r Would lekulate bis
• t r
c onduct by these condul1 ration*, Skinners,
iii lwelta and ilri.Wiia Would out obtain offi
ces—party puhtics would cesse, and Wc
aovU.d Dc a happy am', p sperms people.
NO OFFICE SEEK Eli.
NOTE.
* See a statement of Hi (welt s conduct, p. b
diked m the Reper tory of J tt.e 9, 1809, more
i than a year time, and which at that time gave
great offense to the leaders oj democracy, ami
which wus pronounced to he a most vuicif at
tempt <J the fetieiaiitts to induce Guvcinor Cue
tot emote Air. hiaweilftoin ids office.
CT/* The statement alluded to in the above
note E repaid.he l in this da/s Janette.—Ld.
VC.-/*. ...I,
It mud give fatfifacliou to every friend to
hi* conntry that the attention of the Miutii
<i inclining to markfinanflhp, the peculiar
forte of die American foldier.—On '1 uciday
la(t, the Portland LigVt Infantry, commanded
by Capt. Of good, performed target filing far
ti e fecond time this year—fon»e of tlie mem
bers loaded and fired with ball fix times iu
our hundred feconds.
_- _
—
Errata—In the Communication published
in tail Monday's Gize’e, refpeeting the
North Yarmouth Pull Ollier, read Ht'.e, iu
iltad of Had.
On iioird the brig Trident, Prince, of
this putt, Mr Edward Met rill, and Mr. Et>
er.c/ :r Merrill, both of Falmouth, and Mr.
W nhant Stone, of Gorham.
In Gaudalouoe, Mr. Jesse Vance, of Bos
ton, and Edward S. Brown,ot Kcrutnglot—
both Isctong.ng ou board the brig Henry,
Cutter, of tl is port
On board the brig Hunter, Strout, of T.i
port, from Gait Ulutipe, Mts s. Benjamin
Ctftisand Ambrose Curtis, ol iiaipsweu,
and John Wu.h*nr, Ol Portland.
Ou n aid the brg Maine* Parrott from
Gaud. Mr. James StnuUen.
...... %
tfajcttf eijip j’ii'jjji
FORT OF PORTLAND—\810.
\Tttr. 23, arrived b.*g Trident, C git.
Priuce, 12 dt\u t oni Gm.Uloupe.— A .g.
23, Ut. 33. i-mg. 6*3, Spoke- schr. P.t
iiassey, ^ Jays trail PjitsmouJ), N is io*
„■ l" • *
TVmarr*.—- Allff* 1S. 1st! 22,1 i t. Go, si. ► 5
I.itvlc Ret cca, Brown, 12 day . from if-k,
more, for Port-An Prince.—-Aug. 2d, 1»*
3'k>, I«ng. GJ. m nr. Sail}, id d-y s from PhiE •
dclphi-t. | ,
Aug 2d, arrived s» fir. Eagle, Morse, 2
days from Guadeloupe. Aug 12, Et. 26
l< ng, GJ, Sp >ke schr. independence, 28 da
from Bath, tor Tit: ka island.—Aug. 2#, Et
42, lui’g 68, Sfioke a stir t.-em Doitmuquc,
tor O’d Vutk, but could not b*arnihe mastfi
nor schooner’s name —Aug. JO, arrived bng
iitriu v, Capt. Cutter, 19 Eys from. Gati *.
loupe—-si me day, arrived brig lluntei
St rout, ‘ 25 d*ys f. cm Gatnfalojpe—9*m. i
day, brig Maim ft lEnQll, 2J Outs f om
Gaud dnupp.
—^-f-— ■
Walker on Elocution.
LYMAN, HALL & Co.
Jrtfwanti Buil.ings, P-ttla* 7, *
HAVE Juft publillied, in l vol. 8 vo. on a
beautiful! wove paper, wi;h an elegant
likencl'i cf he au.hur engraved by Edwin—
price in ucat boards 2 dollars 25 cents,
ELEMENTS ON ELOCUTION :
in which the principles of Reading and Speak
ing are inveft'gated;,aod lueh paufes, ern
piiali-, and iufl.*Ctious of voice, are lui ab e
to every variety of fentence, are diUinrtly
pointed cut and eiplained -t with dtredlion*
for ftreugtheuiog and modulating the voice,
to as to render it varied, forcible, and harmo
nious 1 o which is added
A complete fvfteni of the Paffions ; lliow
iug how ,hey aifuft the counteuance, toue cf
voice, and gefture of the body, h letnpiirted
by a copiou- fcleitiun of the mo(i finking p*f
lages of Saakcfpeare*. I he whole illustra ed
l>y copperplates, explaiuir.g rhe natureofac
cent , erophahs, inflection. and cadence. By
John walk at, author of the Critical Pro
nouncing Dictionary, Ac.
** Efi yuodam ftodne feta/’—no*.
Alfo, Btnney s Report* of cafes an judged in
the Supreme Court, of Peufylvarua—parts
i ec 2—Price V. 3,50.
Portland, SeptemLer 3. \
1
Lo- Ward's bejl flavoured Sniff
A Freds fupply of this celebrated SNUFF
4 * is received, auJ for faie in large or
fmall quantities, by JOHN COE,
at No. -I Extba>.ge flreet. Sept. 3.
NEfV GOODS:.
• _
Janies Rufleil,
Injur once Buildings, Ex.Lj.g: flreet,
l_|AS jult received, long white kid Gloves;
A 4 ihort limerick do : lilk Aimlets ; 6 4, i
7 4 8-4, & ‘J 4 linen Damalk Fable Cloths; i
ladies and gentlemen’* cotton Hole ; do do. \
l»«uk and coloured worked do, ; Scotch p aid
Ginghams ; blatk Sartins ; do. Sinchews ;
black and coloured Sewing Silks; Oil t loths ;
low priced Stuffs ; Fatftory Cottou Checks ;
lupe.'fiue Jr.'b Cloth*, and double ruil'-'d
CallLne.es ; Flaunels a ad Baizes,
—ALSO—
Hyfon,
Young Hyfon, ! fEAS, of the Jl-fl quest
Hyfon ‘ Kin & ! ty, and at tow penes.
South )..g J
Poland :*rch Sett. S.
*
3 0 I.ET, I
'j'HE SO/. l* WORK' near Gorham’s Cor
*• i.er, la e'v tciprcved by Tnotnas l.eavis.
Al l, a Shop .unable for a retader.—Enquire
of * JOHN H HALl.
September 3. t
Samuel Leiavor,
INFORMS hi* friend* ana the public, that
•* be ha* taken the kore at the head of Lc»g
Wbarf, late'y occupied by Mr. Asa Plum
mrr, where he offers lor fa!e, a general at
toi .men: of
tttjl-India Goods £s* Groceries,
' cheap for calh or ihort approved credit.
toet/anj. Sept. 3, 1810 (Gw)
PORTLAND BOOK STORE.
Na. 3, etlujjejs R XV.
JofepJi Johnfon,
T_T AS juft' rec eived arid for fde a quantity
; of Wmfor SOAP and Bntifti and Amer
ican lNK-POWf)ER. which he will fell
wlwituie nr retail as cheap as can be pur
i chafed in town
A</v—A targe colle>5fion of Theo'ogical
• BOOKS, fome of which have been recently
received. September 3.
i GOOD FEATHERSt
FOR \f) PER lb.
JOHN DIX,
i TTAS juft received by tue bug Pedler, from
j * * Palermo,
Five Fhoufand lbs. of Feathers,
which he will fell at the above price, warran
! ted truth and new. Hi* ohjeeft being to dole
the Idle* a* foon as pc tlihle, to fettle the con
cem Innholders, Boarding Houles, and all
others who inay with to limply rhemfelve*,
have now a rare and favorable opportunity
as they are offered at leak. 50 per cent, below
the ufual price of fuch Feathers, and in any
quantities to fuit purchafers. Tl* y are now
open and ready for fale iu »he chamber over
Timothy F.dtlet't AuSlum Ojf. e, Extimge flreet,
where the fale will be continued from day to
day, till all is doled.
“Po> tland, Sept 3, 1810
_X_1_l_
1 SHOE STORE. \
Solomon Thomas Boyce, \
TNKOR*»f their friends and the Public in
*■ general, that they have opened a SKO!
STORE in Fiji futtt nearly opp >h;e the lm ]
,/iam Cbtsf, where they intend keeping a com
ple e a Sort men t of I>aJie»’, Mules’ uuJ Chil
dren’• SHOES of every deft iipt ion.
They hkewile manuUtflure BOOTS and ]
SHOES of alt kind* at ti e ilsorteit notice, '
ana on the wvift reaiouahie te iiis ; *.v ere ,
they h ipe by ther at'e., i«*n ami alliduity it .
bulinefs thev li.a.1 merit a lharp c<f the IV die
ihsuo-a^e, ' ■ JrntUni, A? u -t, i»I0.
I
fe» i v n * r t r • *■ r?
a, 1 u a *r r o tiiiuz»
y«- *►’ m
Td'cr »,/y hxxutls i~jv\d to te fold a!
EiSlic A nil ion, on MON DAT* the
' tv.entyfo.urth day of Z*tlender next,
at tea o'clock A. AL o*k l he premife<%
V LL the RLht in Eqn> v of Red mptivu
4 * which J.me* kamne ha* i<i and to the
following' defended mortgaged Re**I Hftate—
eiz—i certain Maid li.ua: ed in i|*e t< wn of
Falmouth, known by the nine < i Mackey'•
llU td—now tal ed K imtie s 111mri—contain*
mg about nine*ir live acres be iht fame more
or t«f*; together with alt the nuiltiing*. piiv
dege« and and aj purienau. es t« the iatue oe
luriging.
J OS M. CFRRISH, D'y SlerJ. j
FurtlunJ, Ta,J 1 H 10. (f 3 f
NOTICE r
• •
r'"0 he fold at public audtipn on F/idiy, thi
*■ 21 ft Jay f Sff ’tn.Lr neif. at eleven o clock
in the forenoon, Fifteen HhWS in the third
Congregatioual Meeting Houle in Portland.
Couarions of payment irucie knowo at the
time and place of lale, which wul be at laid
Met tmg Houle
Fo> tlamdy Auguft 30, 1810
I OR SALE,
A VALUABLE Lot of LAND, Itruareci in
ik Bor land, at the foot of SptUgJheet, a
few rods. below that very valuab e, capacious
and never tailing covered Fountain of ihebelt
Water in the whole town ba’d i.ot extend*
ninety-tun tt-et on the ftrect juft nieuttciicd,
•auAfvtty tight leet on L ve Lam, thus forming;
a corner there is a convenient one (toty
Dwelling Houle on the lame, cqntainii g tw »
front rooms, a bed-room, a kitcoen, and a
good cellar. Said property being a part of
the Real Eftate of the late widow Rebecca
Child; and might be made a convenient Hand
for a Mechanic or irader—For fu-ther par
ticular*, inquire of ANSEL LEWIS, or
STEPHEN M'LELLaN,
who are duly authorized ro execute a deed
for the fame. (if) Sept, a.
SIR.lt ED
LROiVl the fuhfcnber,on Saturday, the 25; h
A ult. a dark thefnur coloured COW, with
piece cf wood tied to her r.eck, and the own
er s name engraved therein—Whoever ha*
taken up laid Cow and will return her to the
owner, or give information where Hie may be
found, Hull be fuitabiy rewarded
S. PORTE".
Teftland, S, 1810.
HOST ON HAT ~
ManuJaSiiiring Company
. JOHN MA1IAN,
. AGEXT
I7OR felhng their HATS in the Ddlriifi 0
Maine, offers for fa!e,
15 cafes fuperfice black Beaver Hats, wide
a.id narrow brims,
4 cafe* of drab Co. al! of which a-e cf the
new faihioa, light, and very nice.
-AISO
63 dozen Nap- Ha-s, lit and 2d quality
800 ineuV and boys’ Eelt Hau
Children’s Morocco and Beaver Hats, a largo
affortment *
3 cafes Camels Hair Hat?.
Any Hai# bearing the Softon 'lamp, will be
Warranted to give the wCaier HtrD<5t.or.
They will be fotd whoitfafe or retail, at the
fame rates a# by the Agents tor ine Comnai. v
in Baftou.
The above ft-ck will fhortly be much in
creaftd and kept conftantly good.
Exchange Sit tel, ^ijoming Mejf/t Oninc?
B<lker -__ . Jane 4.
VOTiCF. i» he-eby given, that the fub
x fenber has been du y appointed mi^r
dian of WILLI . M P. LEDYARD,
of Bath, in the county of Lincoln, a fpend
thrifr, anJ has taken upon that truifc
by giving bonds a# thr !*w directs—and ail
perfons haviug demands dpor. the tfta e of
laid VV an. I- l.edyaro, are required to exhi!?it
the fame; and all pertoos uidebred to the
Lid el ate are cal.eJ upon to nuxe yavmeni 10
. rVSA PALiVlER, G»arautn,
Bath, Augujl 27, 1810
Jonathan i ukesbury,
IN FORM‘D his friends and the public at large
that he has tor (a’e, at laid (tore
Men s. Women -, and Miile?' Leather and
Morocco SHOES, warranied good
Alfj—A large atfortmeur of MOROCCO
! SKINS of all colors—BINDING sKiNS—
BOOT (OPS, he hr,
a*/—SHEEP SKINS war ted, for which
a generous price #iil be g.ren, if voud and
; well lavi>d. which may be done in the fol w
1 ing manner Always put ou lime to fercu
| the wool. After taking off the v^ol, wafii
I the Ik in and put it into (alt pickle, Oirring
two or three time? in the courfe of four or
lix hour*, then iiaog it up in the lh «de Bur
to have them green is p.eferabie
1 he farmers, b. paving attention to the
above, may lave many hundreds of !>
aimoft as eafyas to throw tneir l*ins awav.
Tut timid, j\ia»ek 12
! f COLLEGE LANDS,
T N Fryebur g, Turner, Paris, Livermore, Otif
tield, Harr.(on, Boland, Baldwin. Ruftifod*
Jay and vVi!;ou, in lots numbered, as lively
publithed in this Paper, for (ale by ihelubfcii
ber at in# odice iu Portland. \
ERt N’TISS MELLEN.
Notice on Jacob Walkci’i bitate.
Conunouvveaith of Maffachufettl—it a Pro
bate Court h olden a: Boltou, cdllJiy of Suf
folk. Aii'» *, 1810
VyH2kCA€ Ebcrcr.er Parser. of fan! Prtf
ton merchant, ha* made ap;mcaffb* tor
iron'-* of admimftrathjn upon the efface of
Jacob Walks r,late ot faiu Indian imn-rh«:art
deccaleu ; uul Parker is um »vo tv giv*
»ubi»c cotiee two week.* fucct <!; it y m r »e
Columbian Cennuei, p* ntrd ia i« i ,
and iu the Portia d Gazette, | rimed »a l*or -
laud, in the coua y ot Cs --.be. aud, 'nai ia: \
application wiR »>e confute e.l a' the Promts
Office iu faid Boft n, on Mui <ia/, the i ve -
'eeuth day m sptruibi r n < , v tv c<v -
o'clock uca u ; Whcu a. d wh«- e rtv he •« u
a.v f|.id ncceaitil, ami a l pe.oi.s roiii eru*
ed-mav art* o•* t iii*»v fee fi .
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