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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-18

the Bri.ilh troops had occupied on the III n
ltant, and haviog in view the certainty of a
fpeedy and powerful rcinforcemen,s, | deter
mined TO remain until then on the defenfive.
From the information which we had received
we were sPprized of the enemys intention t.
attack US, and we were daily improving the
advantages OF our iitua,ion.
Yeacrday morning, at day.break, the enemy
commenced an attack on our centre and right,
from St. Martins to Pctten, in three columns
and apparently with their whole force
The column of the right, competed of Dutch
troops, and under the command of General
Dandaels, dreaed its attack on The village OF
ST. Martins.
The centre column Of the enemy, under the
orders of General de Moncean, lkewife com.
pofed of Dutch troops, marched to Crabbeudanl
and Zyper Sluys.
The left column of the enemy, competed of
French, directed itielf on the petition occupied
by Major General Burrard, commanding the
fecond brigade of Guards.
The enemy advanced, particularly on their
left and centre, with great intrepidity, and pen.
etrated with the heads of their columns 10
within one hundred yards of the poff occupied by
the Britilh troops. They were, however, every
where repuied, owing to the the ifreng.h of cur
petition, and the determined courage of the
troops. About ten o'clock the enemy retired
towards Alkmaar, leaving behind them many
dead and iome wounded men, with one piece of
cannon, number of Wagons, pontoons aud
portable bridges. Colonel M'Donald with the
relerve ,purined them for fome time, and quick.
ened theirretreat.
1t is impoiiible for me to do full Juice to the
good conduct of the troops.
Col. Spencer, who commanded in the village
of St. Martins, defended his p.R with great
fpiri, and Judgment.
Maj. Gen. Moore, who commanded on his
right, and who was wounded, though | am
happy to FAY Tightly. was no lels iudicious in
the management Of the troops under his com.
mand.
The two battalions of the soth regiment, pot.
ed oppoG c. to Ciabbeadam, and Zyper Sluys
did credit to the high reputation which that
regiment has always borne. Lieut.. Col. Smyth
of that corps, who had the particular charge of
that pof, received fevere wound in his leg,
which will deprive us for fervces, time of his
The two tr gadcs of guards repalfed with
great vigour the column OF French which had
advanced 10 attack them, and where the ilauah-
ter of The enemy was great.
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Private letters received by the fame convey.
ance, mention that immenfe treafure has Dten
taken at Seringapatam.
1t is rumoure1, that the Jupiter, of 50 guns,
commodore LoiIack, with a iquadron of fig.
ates, has fallen in with the French fquadron %
their return to the Maurilius, driven them
aihore, and dearoyed the Whole of hen.
The EAT India Houle is to be iplendidly il.
Illuminated this evening, and the Eat India bri
gade are to fire a jsa de Jeys on their own
ground.
1t is afeitcd, we know not on what authority,
that feyerai Brtiih officers, fufpefej to have
died in the prions of Hyder Ali AM J'ippno,
were found Gill living in the DUNGEON Of Sc
ringapatam.
The fuecefful termination of this mort wa
fecures to us the fovereignty of Iadia. The
Nabob Of Aacot, who once thared the Carnalic
with Hyder Ali, is no longer powerful and The
Mahrat'as alone ponsis exteniige territories. and
a cooiiderablr military force. But The Mahrat
tas are attached to Us, ana even if they were
net, the detruetion of Tippoo would eiIeaualy
prevent them from rifking CONTEXT.
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sEPr. IL.
Do4oniap lreet, Sebt. 10.
Right II n. Henry Dundas.

Doqeaiag FREE, Sept. 10.
a difpatsf, of winch The following is copy,
was thislmarning received. from Field Martial
his Royal ghaefs he Duke of York, az the
office of The Right Hon. Henry Dundas, one
OF his Majelty's principal Secretaries Of State.
Tie hslltr,. NORTH Holland,
i4tb SEPT. 1899.
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lYoLuME Ill

the pubic attention, is about twenty three
miles 70 the northwaId Of Amtefdam.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-18
The Holland Expedition.
VICTORY.
London Gazette Extraordinary.

London Gazette Extraordinary.
Downing Street--Sept. &c, 'oe.
n D5Pafeb, Of eubifb The jollsqoing is cory, qa,
ttis moraing received from Lieut.. General Sir
Ralpb ASere,ombie, x. B. al tbe szffle R;yt,
Ro". Henry Durda,, one Of His Maj5ly's Pyiiaei-
20! ssera0rie5 Of STATE.
Head Quarters, Schager Brug,
Sept. IT, 1899.
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MONDAY, NovEmpER IS, 1899.

This moment All Reza, formerly one of the
Vakeels from Tippoo Sultan TO lord Cornwallis,
has arrived from Nicer KummeI Oieen Khan,
10 ak my orders for 1000 hoffe now under his
command. Ali Reza was oommiaionej to de.
clare that Nicer Hummer OJeen would max
no conditions, bur rely on the generoiity Of he
Englifh.
Monfeur Chapne, and mot of the French,
are prifoners. They have commillions from shs
French government.
I have the honor, sc.
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opinions as have atcndency to promote
profanity and irrelgion, degrade the
character Of Man. and deprive him Of
his hopes and felicity in a future and
better life: And that through his abun-
dant goodnefS we may be prelerved
from every deiolating Judgment
hat by his gracious influence the Uni
ted States of America may be prote6ted
from the inGdious defgns Of their enc
mics, as well as from open hottility.-
And that the nations of the Earth may
be led TO re(pea the rights of each 9TH
er, and that on this BATS an honora-
bic and permanent Peace may be efab-
ilhed.
And | do earneftly Recommend that
all iervile labor and Recreation may be
iuipended on the faid day.
Given at the Council Chamber in Bolton ths twey-
ty-eighlh day Of February in the year OF our Lord
l790, and in the 2Sd year of the independence of
the United STATES Of America.
INCREASE SUMNER.
by lbs Excesencys command with the advice and con-
ient of the Council.
JOHN AVERY, Secretary.
GOD <a7t fbe Commanzoeatb Of BfaBacbgjetts
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FOR TIE GAZETTE
Sacb Things Are.
NUMBER x.


AUTHORS, like topers are fometmes allowed to
nod in their elbow-chairs Stupidity not produced IN
US by axity Of fpirt but by profufon Of natter
from which it is difi6ult to feet and arrange the mo
sfeuI Every day pregnant with the NET intereft-
ing events yet the mind like duck falling on the
water, feldom penetrates below the furface. All is
darknefs the unoblervng traveller the phio
lopher and atefman who judge Of caules by their ef
e6ts. ianguid indifference is criminal
A new fcene Of fpecIation is now before us
France has offered to receive minlter and has PEo
mifed to hear our complaints. What aTrontry what
arrogance what wicked policy What think ye, my
readers, Is the view Of the Directory in this mylerous
bufnefs We will endeavor to unravel it. When
France rejected our former mini1er 1e in hopes
that her conduct would be pa:ronzed BY the people Of
this countryside however difcovered her error and
has refoved 10 repair it by Of the moh maaerly
Grokes il diplomatic h0ory. Her infamous Dire5Eors
realon thus Such has been treatment to Ameri-
ca, that the PreG1en: cannot confidently with dignity
and honor appoint another miniaer to negotiate a
peace i've will therefore make the offer; and il he
refufes, as moG probably he will, we haI be able to
throw he blame on the American Government, and
thereby excite the people againR it-Even nlould
he, contrary to our wifhes anG expectations, comply
with our offer, R VIC can Protraa the negotiation
give time for our cruiGers p!under the property Of
American Extraordinarily we can make fu-h pro-
,,oions as we know will not be accepted and then,
with he appearance Of houefy and flirneis, we will
iuAfy our proceedings, and impute the failure Of a
peace to the obAinacy and inuitice Of the American
mniler Therefore in either event, fure win
The garle-and to efTect change public fentmen;
This Americans is the plain language Of The
mealpls bcore us--Read it, and think for yOurElges.
The gazette., 1799-03-11
THE GAZETTE,
Portland.
MoNDAr, MARcH III, 1899.
10000 -e--s'-,--.,--e'-s-
From J. RuGels Esssn Gazette March !.
From ]. Ruaeis Rsssu Gazette March
Amey7can Nary! !!
1he bravery Of American TarS proved

Several gentlemen. arrived lat evening from
newport, have obligingiY furniihed the Editor
with the following important article -
They inform, that two vehels have
arrived at Newport, from St. Kits, in
ihort Pahages, bringing intelligence
that Captain TRUxToN, Of the ConfeL
latter, had fallen in with the hlmgent
French frigate Of "A guns, and engaged
her Tor near two hours, when the hjur-
gent fprrepdered herGelf TO the Ameri-
can commander, after having her mats
ihot away, and looling 50 men killed.
The Confellation had thirteen men
killed and wounded. Our informants
add, in corroboration Of the above, that
one Of the captains, arrived at New
Port, iaw the Confellation towing her
prize into St. Chrifophers as he was
coming out.
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Marine Ne@S.
From Wifcafet. March ;

from Wltcatiet, March Q.
Arrived here Thurlday evening lat rchoonkr al.
polio, Capt. WILLIAM CnrFoRD as DAYS from Nivis-
Ater beins out days, be was boarded by French
puvateer fchooner of ten guns and taken without
aiking any queihons--hey took the mate and ali
the crew except one man, Mr. soLoMoN lRAsK, who
teigned hlmlelf exceedingly fck. The French had
Poisiion OF the vefel about a. hours.-The prize
matter Pittos were lying in the hincle and his cutaf
on t. Capt Clifford, ayiy took his pifols and cn.lafs
while nc was leaning over the quarter talking with a.
no'her pIize-malter on board a Kenpebunk fchooner
which wa afo captured at the fame ime-Eie gave the
piitos to MIR Traik-the prize mater turning his he adj
iaw Capt Clifford with cutlafs he fPrung To the bin
ice fer his phtoIs, and ndidg them gone he called to
the other ich which very near to fire oa the
Apollo bs the Capt ordered Mr. Talk to blow him
through if he did not ounterand what lie had faid
which he complied wi-h-They had on board 6 French
Fcn--Mr. TAX drove four down the fore fruule and
aferw rds put the fifth down and fecured them, and
Kept tn pizenaier deck.-Five DAYS afrer fell in
with Phladel ha lcholner bound 70 jamaica on
board Of viii b he put two Of the pr(oners.
After the Apollo faf. moored in the h rbour Of
Wlcshet the four remaining prilorers ere delivered
into the hands Of proper authority Three were COM
mted priIon. the fourth being the prize-maGer,
tarried the hOuic Of Jofeph rinkham, Eiq Deputy
Marihal
[75e asv, 7Oas oJigiary Ja "a for iriar II eR lfa7-
day., Gazsts bzt aa4a!i!y mEHi
Sssze---
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Ffcr D5fga N3afr5 8.
The Supreme Judicial @ urt now ft,np III
this tovn, has heea occupied il TIE trial Of Mr..
A5yab Adamf, one of the Perlous employed ii
the Office Of the CbraGet, and brother of the
printer Of that paPsr, on an ind ameut for
li6el on the Legislature Of TIL Commonwealth,
publiihed on The 18th uli Ahez long and
patient hearing, the traveTfe jury had The cauf.
committed 70 them, on M nday evening; and
yeFerday returned a verdia ofgailty y ba5i55iag.
Sentence has not yet been pronounced.
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.fAfoNG WHLCH IRE.

SUperfne black,
navy blue dark mix'd
and other cCloured
BROAD CLOTHS,
Plain and einboT d Ker-
leymeres.
Mems ben plain and en-
bottled Englih Sattins,
India ditto,
German Serges,
lDevonlbire Kerfeys,
Coatihgs and Lamblkins,
Elaflics and Orleans
Stripes,
FlanneIs and Baizes,
Scotch CarPetings,
Grapes, Wildbores, and
Camblets,
Black and coloured Ruff
fcls and Ca!imancoes,
Moreans and Taboreans,
Sh lll0Ons, Durants a III
Tammies,
Sattincts an Lanings,
Twil'd Yelvcts and
Thiekfetts
MarfeilIes quilt, Swami
doV u, and Six Wait
coating,
Patent, ribb'd and plain
worried Hofe.
Black and white silk dit
tr,
White and fancy Cotton
ditto,
Silk, Beaver, and knot
ted worried Cloves,
Ladies Kid & silk d to,
KID. morocco AM c.osh
Slippers,
Mites morocco ditto,
Thread, Edg q = and La
ces,
Bugle Trimmings,
Piumes. SPangles, SILK
Girdles,
The gazette., 1799-03-11

The recently received accounts from London, which
are TO Dec ao fPeak not officially of the fall of Buon-
aParte but gives The which We few days 6nce
Pubhihed, N great variety Of 1hapes and through
great variety OF iources-Thee accounts add that i'm
Inenic bodies Of troops are 6atoned on The continent,
ready for active operation in cafe the found og war
oud be agreeable in the ears of Frenchmen than
the fliIl FINAL voice Of peace and lriendlhiP,
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MISSION TO FR RANCE.

From Phil 'delphia we learn, that the Prefdent Of
the United States has made additional nomination
the Senate, Of PATRICK HENRY. Lfq Of Virginia, and
OLIVER ELLSWORTH of Connecticut, prefeu Chief Taf-
tice ct he United States negotiate with France in
connection with Mr. MURRAY, provided the French
make iultabe overtures,
The gazette., 1799-03-11

Black, white and
eoloured Sa,ins.
Black, white, plumb CO.
lodted. and a var ETY.
Of changeab.e Luz
iirings,
Back Modes.
Sarcencts Of AT colours,
Silk Grapes anlTiFan;cs,
Plain & Grape GAUGES,
Chintzes and Copper
plates,
Book and Jaconet Mur-
lins,
Muihneis and Dimities,
Silk and Muffin Shawls,
Book and J4oonet Muffin
Hdndker.hiets,
Back. Bandanna and
check'd fix ditto;
Iriih Linens and Sheet
ings,
Check'd Lineus aud Bed
Ticks,
India Cottons, coarfs ana
fine,
Mems .NeIfOn erown'd
beaver Hats,
Violin strings,
Umbrellas
Mems woiGed Caps.
No. 3 end a Dutch
Ribband.
French and EqElih CO.
Toured ditto,
Calioons and Ferrets,
Black Elk Laces,
Six twiits, s. fevine flks,
Tapes, Bobbins, and
fhirt Buttons,
Beit polih'd d Steeel, pear
Italian and metal b.
ton
Pins, Chapel Needles,
SCiiisrs, PcnknigeS.
P0cLst Books, sc. &r.
The gazette., 1799-03-11

NfAKRIED-Tn this town, Mr. DANirL sKILLrNos..
70 Mils PoLLy MERRnL
AZ Wilcsfet, Mr. William Ayerill to Mis- Polly
Hodge.
The gazette., 1799-03-11

The report that the Senate had negatvcd the nonl-
nation OF Mr. Murray, aroe from graph in Anew
york paper Of the 15th ut Accounts fnce received
from Philadelphia, prove it to have been untrue. u
was undoubtedly fabricated and circ uated to nure the
popularity OF the p eIdert Of the United States.
The report Of the election Of James Monroe as Fcde-
al Senator, is confirmed in the latet Virginia pa
perS.
The fa'e Of amps for the ait fix months of the year
1898, amounted to 93,6Ir dollars 81 cents.
Governornor JAY and General HAMILToN were both
az Philadelphia. the z6th ult.
A commodOus Ariena has been lately built in New
York.
Abundance of excellent Flint Stones are found on the
llores of the outlet Of Lake Erie.
TIE Legi1ature Of Newyock. has granted two town
ihPs 70 th5 agricultural Society
The gazette., 1799-03-11

FNB. IS.
Information received, that he PreGdeht has an
proved the acts Pafed providing for the National De-
fence, which pailed The Iegi1aturc
The Navy Government bill, was read a third
time, ard Paaed; as was the Boon Hand Bea-
con bill.
An additional Appropriation Bill, for 1900,
was read and committed.
ALTEW and SEDTTION LAYS 5Je.
The Committee, to whom was referred, tie
petitions complaining Of thefe and other Laws,
reported, at mulh length thereon. After re-
plying to all the complaints againf them, and
confirming their conaitulionality and and ne,
cefity ID plain and impreaive manner the
Committee recon- mIend the follo~ing refolu-
tions, viz.
RiUeA That il is inexpedent to repeal the aGt paf-
fed the la eion, Untitled In a7 concerning Aieas
RsioIve4, That i i neypedient repeal the ad paf
fed the LAC felton, intited, I'm a7 in addition a7,
ieIei {" a FOR re fua8eat ef staaa ines 4gaia fbs
United Sfafs5.''
RJovaa, That It is nexpedient repeal any Of the
laws reiPecting the navy military efabifhme1t, or re-
venue Of the United States.
Alter rhele refolutions had been difcufed, as
ufnal, in committee of the whole, they were
taken Up in the Houie, and Fa1ed upon. The
queition on the GrG refolution was put, and car
'ied' Yeas 81, Nays 48.
The gazette., 1799-03-11

DIED-At wifcafet, Mr. William Boventcn, aged
S7-Mrs Nancy WILTON John NJ Kenny.
As Brtoii Its Nancy M kels, aged So comfort Of
James Nickes, Eiq--Alexander NicNeIs Efo aeed
At Macbias Mrs. Rebecc4 Siliman, aged 46, comfort
Of George S'illmau Efq
SUIcIDE-At Wha'ely tMaf) Mrs LYDIA White,
aged 49, trangled herclf IN the zzd ut she was Lgh-
y rePeefe3 70 thar town; and was led to the deed by
religious deipondency
The gazette., 1799-03-11

- great uarisy Of ma.r prepared Jsy tbA dey's Ct-
zeiis GaaVoidaJly oszifsf for zgaHt Of yooz.
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LegJ2atnre Of the Union.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FEBRU ARY 70.
Mr.. LYON took a fat. Soon after, the
! Va Hon. Mr.. BAYARD propoied the following
Reoution ?
RJofgnS That Mathew Lion, a member Of this
Houie having been convieed Of being notorious and
fictitious perion. and Of depraved mind ana wicked
and diaboica dfpoGtion and Of wckedly deceirfu N
and malciou1y contrviig 70 defame ne gavernment OF
the United States and of having with intent and dern
TO deiame the government of the Un led Sta es and
joan ADAMS, the Predent Of the United staes and to
bring the aid Government Preident into contempt
and drePute, and with intent and deign 10 excte a.
gn the fad Government and PreGdent the hatred Of
he good people af the United States and to r I'D e.
Gition in the United States wickediy knowingly and
maiclouly written and pub6fhcd certain fcandalous
and nal cous writings iibeIs be therefor expelled
this Houfe.
Mr., B5yard obferved thar the above refolu.
ton VS. copied from the recori of the trial
Mr.. Nicholas obje6ied to The techricaI phrafe
alogy Of it, contaioing particulars never enqni
red into upon trial. NJ. Bivard explained -
No dec .tion was had on The queRion.
Several Vermont petitions againa the S.di
tion Law, &c. were ordered to lie on the table.
The Houfe toek up the report Of The Com
mittee Of the Whole. on the bill for encourag-
ing the capture OF Freach privateers, by allow
ing bounty on guns aud the motion being to
frike out the frf fedion of tie bill. ong d.
bate enlued, when it paded in the affirmative.
Yeas 81, Nays 4S. The bill was of couae
nc8atived. -
The morton to expel Lyon from The Houle,
was decided, Yeas 4o, Nay As. Two thirds
being neceh4ry, the vote was not carried.
The Treafury Department reported on the
damages awarded, refpeaing the capture Of the
lhp Niger. Committed.
The Marine Corps augmentation Bill, was
read, ard committed. Two Appropriation Bills
paded.
Mr.. Varuum called mp refolution for re.
enaaing the law, diFeGfing 10000 militia 10 Be
held in -eadinefs. After comfortable dfcuGion.
in which the meafure was oPpofed by Mefis.
ALsr, Dayf7n, Dana, Se4UaH and =. Wiliamr ;
and advocate by Mefrs. TarnuT, M'DgzueK
Galaiia, the Clai5ornes Harper, Niebolat, Veaa5t,
and 5. Smib 4; he refolution paGed 48 to 20
and Medrs. Yarram, J1'DoqOlA and Harter,
were appointed 10 report a bill thereon.
The amendments Of the Senae to the Land
Tax, were taken up. That which empowers
the Secretary Of the Treafuiy, to ncreafe,
where he may think it neceGary, the Aaedors
pay to Two Dollars per DAY. occafoned long
debate. 1t was however finally carried 81 10
80.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

Monday Ian arrived fhip Commerce, captain Robert
Motley from Port Republican
Friday, arrived fchooner Martha capt, Robert ilhey'
q DAYS from Demarara, laa from St Kits
Saturday, arrived brig Argus, Rosert M'Dona'd,
jun matter, ~ days from Liverpool. Sailed in
company with the fhp Jefetion Freeman, for Bsilon
brig Hannah, Atkins, Penobeot fhip Commerce OF
Kennebeck, bound Norfolk-Lett there ihip Hioer-
MIA. smethwick to fail in 4 days for Damarfcota -
On the 10Th OF inlat 81 long "a ipoke chip Liber.
~, capt Cowci. days from New BrunfSck--fad Ion
two OF bis topmsos and being 'ort OF provlons, iup
piled hm.-On the 9th Nov. lat a., long. 81, ipoke
ihp PhGnx, captain Trent "a days from Limerick IN
Ireland boand to Newyork. In AZ long. n, capt.
Trent was boarded by French prvaieer of 40 guns,
Who plunderea him of ool iterlng-fsyng for an en
cufe that it was not properly cleared December 9Th
fpoke fcbooner Polly capt. Webb Of Bonon, 81 days
from Hamburg bound 10 salem OH Dec lat 90
40. long &C. fpoke brig Friends, capt Reynolds Eve
days from St JONAS, bosnd TO jamaica loaded with live
ftock--a fafe.'
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And an afiortment of Confectionarv
Ay0---A few patent Agitable Lamps. :
~ Anssdaaee til 7 s's'oei IN tie sv,u.vg
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~ lonabIc and drab BroadcIoths; FGref Cloths /;
Plains, Serges, coaings, Plain and tw'd Lamhkins,
Light blue Ca6mere, arped and printed do. Green,
yellow and erimfon Baze Yellow and white Fsnnels
Blue and green Pufh; stripd and printed do. Swami
down Walftcoating Marieiiles do. Roze Blankets,
Bedtlcks, Twiled Velvet, Thickfetts, Fancy Cords,
Silk Grapes, Rib d md plain Widborc, Candies,
Ruiteis, Calamancoes Shalloons, Dufsnts Taminies,
Silk Hofe, Patent Worried do silk and worried and
cotton do. Women's worried & cotton do. Book Muf
lin Jaconet lprie and plain do. do Handkerchies
Sains, Modes, sarfnets, Black Gauze, irilh Linens
Linen Cheek Brown Hollands, variety of Caicoes,
Linen SAmhrieks Silk Shawls, Purple and white do.
variety of Silk Handkerchief Bandano do. Romalls
Pocket Handkerchief Mems patent Gloves. Leather
and bsavor do. Hair and other Ribbons, Ga looms.
SILK Ferrets, Tapes, Bobbin, Quality Shoe Binding,
Sewing Silk Twif, Mems and Boys. tas Oil Cloths,
Ruiha Sheeting, India Cotons, White and coloured
Thread,
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I'D. Cd. 10. & 2od. Ruflia Bar Iron,
Nails, Swedss do. ofall fzes, Hat
Brads of all hzes. and fouare,
8 by 3, by q aud 8 by 10 Ha!back and heart & club
Window GIafs, Steel,
Sheet aud Bar Lead, Iod. Nail Rods.
Paints of all kinds. \ fIylon and souchang Teas,
Lnieed Oil of an excellent quail.
Rula Sbeeting & Ravens y,
Duck. Loaf and Brown Sugar
Iron Kettles and Pots OF all Rice,
iizes, I Sweet Oil,
An afIortment American Chocolate,
manufactured Paper surinam Cotton, Be-
Hanging &c.
Likeq0jje, far Sale as above,
wHoLssALE < RtrAIt,
1T, I'd, and 4th proof Brandy, I'd
and sd proof Wea India Rum New England Rum ];
Bohea Tea, frefh and OF hyperion quality. Malsgs
Wine. by quartsr-caa only.
gr As every attention 1905 paid TO The
sytg ef6e Above Cos ~ order bavs item laid in CIV tie
ioresp term, 76:y ,sR jSiaVsy 1rUJ sr esG.
Dec. rs.
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Ireb Goous.
DANIEL TABFR.

Respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he has taken
Store No. 10, ED-Street,
lately occupied by STEPHEN PArres oppo6te the
lslaraa-s o5fss; where he has Tor fale a handfome
a1ortment of
EUROPEAN and WEsT-INDIA GOODS,
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WsF-lnaia yGood5 s3Groesries.
Nathan Bond,

Has for Sale at his Store in Middle
Street, near the BANK, the following articles of the
frit quality. and upon rcafonabie terms fer cs or
Country nrodrrce 81 q - 80
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DTED--In this town on Thurfday Ian, fuddeny
Mira MARGARET MEARuar. aged 66.
At Gorhsm, Hon JOSIAH TnAcaER, Efq aged SO =
ths funeral will proceed from his late dwelling houie IN
Gcrham, this Afternoon.
At Peak's lhand, Mr.. DAVID HALL, aged SIS.
At Falmouth, Mr.. John Proetor.-Mrss - Bailey.
DROFTNBD--In Back Cove river, Al Il infant, Mr..
Stephen Riggs, of Falmouth.
AT Scarborough ON the a4th inn Timothy and Tho
mas Herman, brothcrs.
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Jacob Howe-PoRridsr,

INFORMS the public, that he pur-
Il pofes to perform his route during the winter fea
ION in two horIe aeigh He Rats from Port land
alternately on MONDAYS and Tuefays, and paIes thro'
Windham on to Waterford, and thence to Buek6elG !;
returning through Turner TO Portland, and from TT
land back the fame way W he will carry Paden-
gers on ;lc ehcapea terms,