Jenks' Portland gazette — Portland, Me., 1803-12-10 00:00:00, page 1

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PORTLAND, (MAINE) SATURDAY, DECEMBER io, 1803.
Halu** VI.
Burner 194.
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fat of ihi Trxjtcci of dorian Academy.
the fubferibers, live of the Truftees
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04 £*»J Academy* do he: by rcoodi your Honor
idire3 the Secretary thereof u> call a meeting oi Lid
to ad* OB the following Arycx* : —
f« fee «h*t method tkc ftuftew will take to get
;paper tilled, i
' To fee what method the Trufteety'tn take to erctfl a
■iidiAft for fa id Academy, and Cp dcrrrpnkie the djtpen
dOQ to choofc a committee to coutradt
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fa ftke a <kc4 of Thomas M Lclian lor thi land to
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f»'d du Iding oa
^ To determine when* and at what inflalrneata, the
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try fi.al! l>c ,»aid which i* already fubferibed ; and to
t :he TruCcr-t will uk* note* of the fuhfcrihers, or to
ttr«»ae upon that which bt though: tnoft advau
ict 4-id Academy, refpcdtmg the fubicriptioa pa
To deicroLoc how the money fl»all be difpofed of
fter it «* p *iu to the Trenlurer. 0
(, To rliooie a committee to make and report fuch
U.ji *nd reg dial ions as t! cy may think proper for the
govcrmniut of jCajd Academy.
To do and perform whatever the Trurtee* think ue
rv to advance the iiTtrcft *»f laid Academy.
1 STEPHEN LONGFELLOW',
SAMUEL ELDER. ,(
.DaVID HARDIN©. yjN.
DUDLEY EULSO vt, ,
SA.VUEL WHITMAN.
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CUMBERS AND, if—Go-, ha «, not. 15, 1803.
Xq Jons P Lift it, *£fy. Secretary of the TruJLe:
ff Qorhsrn AcaJemy, GREbTiNO,
Yju are hereby directed to warn, ac
ting to law, * meeting'jf »hc Prutlccs of faid Academy,
1 t»c htld at the dwell.©!* houfe of Samuil StapUt. inithoi
r ir. <ytrA*n, in f«»d county, 00 Mt*4tyx the trotl/lb day tf
Atubtr tux:, at it o’clock, A.fti to on the articles
.euiioned in the Soregoing request to tnc made by five of
ud rtuficca. tor calling, f*«d meeting . •
WILLIAM GORHAM, PnftJtnt.
The Troftws of Goiharii Academy,
re hereby rcquelVd to meet at the tim* and place above
anointed, and for the purpofci therein mentioned. ,
JOHN PAJtK. LI rTLE, Secretary.
Cohort, Mw. 25, >803
ilaine Fire & Marine Infur
ance Company.
'HE Stork folders arc hereby notified
that an infalmnt ©f Ten DelLirt rn each h.t.<
Fbera voted to be paid to th« Prefidcat and Dircdlora tu
T|t h<fore tht fifteenth day of Dtftmlter nett.
A!fo, a further itflartmcni of Ten Dvltm on each, (hare,
to be ptid to the Prtfident and Directors on or before the
fajita**' day of 'Jcnuury r.Jit.
By order of the Prefident and Director*.
JOHN P. THURSTON, Secry.
M''ni Fire (J* Market Infur a >ut ^
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Maine liaiik.
HE Stockholders of Maine Bank
are herchv notRLeJ that an infUInftent of Ten DeHart
nd hmt ibndi of a D^ilar on e*ch fture, has been voted to be
to the Ch-fhicr, on or before the 22d Jay of Dccem
,cr nett ; and that fa many of the fliares ot the deltn
btut ! dtr*., on which the fairj inilallmcnt Hull not be
wuhin fe*en day* after that tune wilt hi fold to
nbchigheftbWdcr, on Friday, the 30th day of faid month
pi o’clock in the afternoon.
l’y order of the Prcftacat ajid I>irr&ors
DAVID HALE, Cajtier.
tm 13, 1803. - ■ ' ■ •
HE fubferiber hereby gives public no
tice to a’l concerned, that he h^s beep duty appointed
and ha* taken upon himfSIf the trult 0/ an Admiuiftra'.or
®a the eftaie of > „ . . j - \ .
L SAMUEL P. RUSSELL, late of Nortbyarmootb}, .
rntbc county of Cumberland, F.fquire, deccafed, by giving
bond a« the law dlretfla — He therefore,re^ucft* all perfous
i*l»o are indented to faid dcceafid's tftaie to make imme
diate payment ; and thofc who have any demand* thereon
•0 exhibit the lame for fettlement to u
LDWARL* RUSSELL.
A«© 16, r 803.
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HE fuhfcrihcr hereby gives pnblic notice to all or n*
cerncd, that he hat been duiy appointed and has
tA:a up, n Lim the truft of an administrator on the
i Eftale of Jonathan Hall,
t: t'f Paris, iu the countr of Cumberland, Wheelwright,
by jiving bond w the law dircdU—-He there
u Lrc rtqneft' all who are indebted to faid deceafed’a eflatc
■lv nuke immediate nay meat ;.and thofc who haye any
ianda thereon to exhibit the fame for fcttlcment to
ABlJAH HALL.
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Pwit* Afonin, 18(03.
pHL fubfcribers hereby give public no
t;C« to • ! concfrned, that they have been duly ap
r° , rcd tad have taken npm themfclvc? the tiufl of Ad*
*»Utr*'or< on the eftare of
. V/ILLTAM ROGERS, late of Portland,
Itfl thecuutuy of Cumberland, copperfmith, deceased, by
|.v:r.T bond zi the law direct*—I'bey therefore reqncft
. person* indebted to faid deceafed'* eftate, to make
.tromcdiatc pnyr.nrut; and tbofc who have any demands
trC3C* to exhibit the fame for fcttlemeui to
KATY ROGERS .
I BURDICK BERRY.
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the fubferibers, being appointed
. hr the lion. Win, Oorhain, Esq |u'tgc of Probrte
^ the county cf Cumberland. to receive and examine the
T'T, cf thc creditor* to the eftate cf JO KATHAN
u, Ute of /Vo, deceafrd. reprefcn»ed in To! rent—do
‘k. • /'’f"' •created, reprelcn'ed inroirent—do
• t c 5 give notice, that tic month* are allowed to faid cred*
*yf! 'a 10 *n<1 prov* their claim* ; ana that we (hal
~rtni l**k*?'™ * the !.(.ufc of Ji/tfb H Hall, in Petri,
!n' ,a Eur-fday ia tfxia and the four following month*
firRfttda*, of A,Til M„,
David duaell j c»—f
f WILLIAM STOWELL, \ timers
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% ouhfcriptians received at the Pofl Office,
'Z/dirtb volume cf th PORT-FOLIO, com
. ***'*1 >»■»? 1804.
Finland, Nov. 18^3.
Woolens, See.
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For Sale, at the Portland Brewery,
J\ Few pieces iuperfine Cloths,
Boxes Tin Plate,
, do. Bristol Crown Glafs, 9 by 7 and
8 by 6—Who’.efile and Retail.
XT Families fupplied with good Beer^c.
Ca/h given for EARLE T. Dec. 7.
Samuel Fowle & Co.
No. 15, Lortg-Wbarj\
I£AVE FOR SALE,
PlPES Cogniac Brandy, ill & 4th proof*
do. Hollands Gin, of a fuperior quality,
rnius. si. '-roix Kum,
do. Antigua do.
do. New-England do.
Hhde. and bbls. Sugars,
Chefts and half cherts Bohea Tea,
do. Hyfon and Souchong do.
Boxes of Candles,
do. Soap.
g? Commiffion Bufinefs tranfo&ed—
Cafh liberally advanced cn Goods depofited for *fale.
\ The above Goods will be lold for cafh
or approved credit, on the moft rcafonablc terms.
P<rtUmd, % \1 Nov. i 803.
Thomas Crofs,
HAS FOB. SALK,
Swedes W, ...
Georgia Cotton, Ruffia Duck,
Cordage, Cables, See.
A Up, a general affortment. of
ship-chandl£ry,
as ufual.
• .WANTED,
A quantity of Flaxfced and Barley, for
which Calk *ud die higheft price will be given. *
Hard Ware Goods.
sr late arrivals from England,
William Godgard,
HAS received a large afTortmrnt <af SADDLER Y
CUTTLERY, IRONMONGERY, and f*ARD
W RE GOODS, which are for laic at hie ftetc in MiJ
dk-Street, by wholcfale and retail.
Alfa* .t
10 by 8 & 9 by 7 Briftol Crown Window
Olafs; Shott; Sheet Iron ; 9,1*, I/.& 18 thread Cod
and log Lines; Mill Saws; Iron Shovels and Spade* ;
Frying P*ns ; Cut and wrought Nails ; Block tiu Tc*
P«t», &C£. &c.
An effort ment of
Gilt and Mahogany framed LOOKING
GLASSES.
(oawtf) Portland Nov. 12, 1803.
FURS wanted.
CASH, and.the higbeft price, will he given for all kinds
of SHIPPING aud MATTING FURS, hr
JOHN LORD, j
at his flvop next door to Grof} & Tr fk„ Fore-ftreet, Tort- i
Und—wh » Has for fa!e as uiual, a general aflonmen of '
Englilh & American HATS, !
wholcfale and retail. G1*)
.htrotmhr, l8cj. .
, Daniel 3c John Fox,
HAVE received a general affortment of
ENGLISH & WEST INDIA GOODS.
and groceries,
for the fcafoa ; which they offer fpr fale at their Store
Bottom of Pyh. Struti
oa the moft rea font Hie terms for Cafh.—Also,
Ruflja Feathers and Ruflia Sheeting.
P?»v. %6. '
4 Enoch Moulton,
bOLDSMiTH and JEWELLER,
. , ‘4 NrMtUf opfofttt Jrgraham't Wharf,
RESPECTFULLY informs hi$. friends aud the public
that lie ha* received from Bofton an additional af
fortment of rich TEWLLRY and. FANCY ARTICLES
He alfo make* Table and Tea SPOONS, warranted Gold
NECKLACES, &c. A».—With a variety of other articles,
s* cheap a* can be pui£hafed in this town or clfewkcrc.
?!. B. CifU given for Old Gold & Silver.
FOR SALE, , }
A new Eight-Day warranted CLOCK.
CLOCKS and WATCHES carefully cleaned and repaired
at the fanje (hop, two doors foutk of the, one formerly
improved by Mr. Abner Kogkks, vtho has removed to
Berwick.
Portland, Ar?v. 19.
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Upholstery Store.
Aaron Auftin & Co.
LIAVE for fale, at their.(tore, Forefireet,
head ©t iegraham’s Wharf, A con flan t fuppiy of
- Live fleefe, J
1 t Sea Fowl, f 1?,
Ruth a, V FEATHERS.
and |
Li (boo 1
AW< -Cotton aod Eoglift BEDTICKING, of different
Mad*. \
Ret 1 BEDS and MATRASSES readymade
Bed made aod h ied at thc,(hortcft notice.
£p® *h and French INDIGO.
ihe above aflbrtment ol Feathers is warranted of
tbc hrft qualityf and trill he fold a* cheap as can he pur*
haled in Boftou. uQ i&.
.. . Lo’fd ,Sc Thomas,,
AVE received * general afibrtmeut of fuitable
H
GOODS
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for the fetfon, which they now oiler for fale at their
Store No 5. .JONSS'r HOW, on the mod reaionable
term*, for caflt or approved credit—Ama*g ivlml art,
Dj modes,
Hroadciotfes,
C^fEmeres,
> Blackand other colored
•Coa:iuj«f
Velvets,
DuifiL, ,
Kibl/d ditto,
Swant/lowns,
‘Cahicoe*,
Swanfleina, •
Lam hr ick*,
\ White and colored
• MuAiiis, -
Flannel*, <
Irifh Linens,
Brown Hollands,'
Rote Blanket*,
Camel hair Shawls,
Stuffs,
Woi ttcd, Hofiery,
India Cotton*,
Bandannas, dec. dec.
Cotton Holiery.
ufual%
as
4d, 6d, 8J, tod & aod
Pepper,
Rum,.
Brandy,
Ginger,
NAILS,
7 by 9 Window Giafs,
Gin,
Alfpice, .
Motaffea,
CalSa,
‘•8 by »o ditto
Raifins,
Cotton Cards,
Su^ar,
Wool ditto,
Tea,
Nutmegs,
Shit, &c• &c. flc.v
Coffee,
Indigo,
Portland, Nov. 16.
Cotton,
William Lord,
T TAS juft receive*! .for falc at hi* Store in Fcrt-Strtet*
JlA a general affbrtmcnt of
Weft-lndia Goods- & Groceries*
which he offers on the molt liberal term* tor calli or ap
proved credit.——AmtM£ tU>»1> are,
Bottle Mu (lar d,
Rum, Brandy,
K.cg ditto, . ’ . c
Holland* Oin,
.Indigo, Salt Pctrt,
Madeira, ;
Cherry, '/ .WINES, ••
JStarch, .Cbee/c,
1 Boxes Candles,
Port, v* warranted »of
Lifboa & 4 the firft^ual
Bar Soapj
Malaga • J ity.
Cake ditto,!.
Florence Oil,
Loaf Sugar,
Dcmijpn*,
India do.
Stone Jugs,
Hyfon,
Hyfoa flti
Gin Cafes, ;• «;y
jSuriurani Cottos^
Souchong
Georgia ditto,
Bohea
Coffee, ^ s .....
[cotton Card*,
[Wool .ditto,
Boxes Chocolate, and
Chocolate tjhell*,
Boxes Gials,
rBiiilered Steel,
MoUffe*. Rice,
Frcfli Raifin*, Pepper,
• Powder dc Shot,
ad,6d, 8d, tod & 10JNails,
Ginger, .-slllpiee
d, id, 3d, 4d, jd & 6d,
Ciuiumon,,. .Nutmeg*,
{ Brads, £tt, &c.
Cloves, C tyrants,
Portland, Nov. 7 3.
* “ PLAIN FACTS/1
[The following i? No. 1, of this intcreftiag feriea of pa
pers-. tv# if which we have already published ; but hav
ing iru’lL'd t. B ve could not puhliflithem in eoorfc —
The uixnL independent ftile of the writer, and the
juiliet of h'j lci.uuicm*, will infme him rcader&—and
he need.on'y to oc icad, to receive ^probation, and
enforce con vision. ]
c The diiiulion of information and ar
raignment of. all abufes at the bar of pub
lic reaion,’ Mr. Jefferfon tells us in his in
augural difltnation, is 4 what I deem one
of the effential principles of our govern
ment/ c freedom of the prefs> and ‘ a
jealous care of the right of election by the
people*,5 he makes effential alfo*.and at the
cicfe of the fynopfis, he fays.thev ihould
be the creed of our political faith, the text
of civic inftrueftion, the touch done by
which to try the fervices of thofo we truJiJ
With the coriftitutroa, of my country
and thtfe paftports in my hand, l feel no
terrors from the Britifti Common Law, qr
the fuffe rings of the printer Croiswell,
while I exercife the right of a free born A
merican to difeufs the treachery of the ex
ecutive and the danger of our liberty.
1 difdairi to touch the private character
of Mr. Jefferfon; to rav mind it is cruel and
unjuft to doTo. He is aftfwerable to his
country for his public condud—to God
and the law for his private deeds.
Firft then, Mr. Jefferfon has exhaufted
the languageof panegyric upon Walking.
ton, while he gave money to Callender
who traduced him. If this rponey was
not for this particular purpofe, it mud
have been fomething more rhan charity to
a vagabond, fince a correfpondence was
kept up., Mr. Jefferfon received and ap
proved the proof (beets of , The Profped
Before Us,* and apologized to Callender
for not figning his name, led his letter
might mifearry. I afk, why was he afraid
of his name, if the fubject was fair and
honelt ? Why was he upon fuch terms
with a low infamous wretch ? The an
fwer is plain. 6 Callender held a firm* pen'
and would dick at nothing to deceive the
world.
I leave to my countrymen to compare
this transa&ion with Mr. Jefferfon*s pro
fefiions, while I date a cafe ft ill more
glaring .. 1 . • ,
I date then fecondly, that a certain
William Duane, an. Irifh Runagate, who it
is afTerted, was a Britidi foldier, and pub
licly flogged for his crimes i-.the Eaft-In
dia army, after the death Mr. Bnche,
became the editor of a newipaper in Phila
delphia, which is called the Aurora. This
| paper, conflantly teemed with virulent a
! bufe againlt general Wafhingtop, and hi*
meaiures ; and on the 4th of March 179%*
the day after this great and good/tn an—•
this iaviour of hb country, had voluntari
ly refigned the helm of our.affairs, crown*
ed with .glpry and with the thanks and
bVeilings of his .countrymen, this infoleut
foreigner, put into his paper, the toliow
ing notice ! . • , t
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. 4 l he man who is the faurce of ail the
* misfortunes, of our country is this day
4 reduced to & level with his fclUvy-citizens*
‘ and is no. longer po defied of power, to
4 multiply evils upon t^e^U. ted . Stares.
4 If ever there was a period for rejoicing
, 4 this is the n>oment. Every heart in uni
4 fon with the freedom and happineis of
.‘ the people, ought to beat high with ex
4 ultation, that the name of VV uhi lgton
4 from this day, ceafes to give currency to
4 political iniquity, and to legalize cor
4 ruption 1 A new mra is now opening up
4 on us—an sera that promites much to the
4 people ; . for public meafures muff now
4 it and upon their own merits and nefari
•* ous projects can no longer .bo fupp >rt 1
4 by a name. .When a retrolped u> U:Cvii
4 of the WafEington. ad mini If ration for
.4 eight years, it is a fubjedt of the greatest
* aftonilhment, that a ling I e individual
* could have cankered the principles or re
4 publicanifm, in an enlightened people,
4 and fhouTJ have carried his defigns a
4 gainlt the public liberty, fa far as to have
4 put in jeopardy its very exideu e ; i tch
4 however, ave the facts, and with tiled;
4 daring ug in the face, this day ought to
4 be a jubilee in the United States.*
The above calumny did appear In Pj
ane’s paper, in the words I nave written*
and he continued the fame language of
opprobrium, through the whole of Mr.
\ Adams’s adminitlratidn, during which
time Mr. JetFerfon was the .vice-prefid ait!
Some time alter general Walhington had
• died, ME jefferibn paid a viflc of condo
lence to Mouiit-Vernon, and in the angui %
\ of his grief watered the tomb of Ins de
i parted benefactor with a guf f tears !
; Soon after this, in his iiiacgeral fpee^h,
he takes occadon to fay—
j 4 Without pretentions to that high con*
! • fide nee you repoled in our fir It an i great*
4 eft revolutionary chiraCfei;, wh >fe . pre
eminent fervices had entitled him to the
r( fir It placein his country’s love, and def
j4 tined lor him the faifdt page in the vol
i4 ume of faithful hiftory. ’ —Mow reader,
! fnark the fequel, and withouj prejudiceor
1 favor, let 4 realon/ the unerring arbitor of
our prefident, decide upon his finceritv !
j When Mr. Jefferfon had reached the iuin.
mir of his ambition, and was about to dif
penle the 4 esaeljujiice9 in his office, which
he had promifed in his fpeech, we find
William Duane, this foreign ruIlian—
this reviler of Waftiington—this dtrin r
incendiary, (who is at this moment a Brit
ilh fu bject) was among the fir ft who vifit
ed the chief inagiltrare ; and with all the
confidence of a fuccefsful confpirator !
j'he prefident bellowed upon him the pro
fits of a printer to the government, an l
(hitioner-geqcral : certainly th:' moil in
I crative appointment in the gift of the
j ccutive !
4 i'he volumes of faithful hi lorv,’ .>:ii
record thefe things among qtfk i , and puf
terity will wonder that an end :hted pj >
pie could remain fo long hood-winked by
the intrigues and fury of party fpirit. B\r
what rule of evidence—by what principle
oFenquiry—or by what tortured ccmdruc
tion can we reconcile \tr. JcfFerfori\ eulo
gizing Wafilington, while he h :s (hunver
ed upon Duape, his reviler, the choicest
benefits of oiEcc ? Even fophifm is mute
in defence of fuch conduff, and language
of juft crimination is beggared by its. enor
! mity. But this is not all—this very D:i
ane, is at the head of a banditti of for
! eigners in Philadelphia, who commit the
moft, daring outrages. In the * Aurora*
the whole mercantile clafs of our citizen*
have been intuited and abufed, and in the
paper of the 3d <*f Auguft lad, a public no
tice \yas given to warn tree citizens froirv
the right ot iu.irage at a pa die election i
and yet this uun Itdl holds hi> jf* iV. jf
hopor and profit.
Culobcr }},