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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-21
Take Notice /!
NT'LELLAN & BROWN, impor-
IVA tiers ofENGLISH. SCOTCH. & HIN.

NHLELLAN & BROWN, impor-
lVI tiers ofENGLISH, SCOTCH, K HARD.
WAVE GOODS, direct from the Manufactures,
invite their friends and others in the country, to
call at their Whclefae and Retail Store, NJ ! y 4
Joacs Ron, FI6-J,s.t Poyt,aI--where they NAV fee
Tor themielVes the very eafy terms on which they
may be iuPped with all kinds of Goods,
Ol- OF the company vfted Europe il perfon,
and ieeeted the Goods on the fpot, which is well
known t. be material point they propote from
time to time to purfue every proper meafurc to
accommodate their cuftomers on az generous
terms at any fore in Bottom.
The following articlee are part of their Prefent
flock.
BRoADCLOTHS,\
COATINGS,
CASSIMERES,
SWANSDOWNs. ian extenfve sTortment.
FLANNNELS,
AVID
BAIZES,
wTLOBoRES. cAMBLETS,
BOMBAZETS, DURANTS,
SHALLOONS, TAMINYS, %do.
-r FLORENTINES,
HOSIERY, worried, fix, and cotten-Men's
WOmcn's ard Youths
CALICOES, an cxtenfve var4sty.
DIMIFYS, wet aforted.
COTTON CAMBRICS. figured and plain.
SHAWLS AND HANDkERCHIEFS, fix,
cotton, and linen.
IRISH LINENS AND CHECKS.
RIBBONS, fatln, larfnet, and china--hand-
fomey aliorted.,
VELVETS, GALLONS, AND FERRETS.
TAPES, diaper and imperial; BOBBINS.
HATS, general. a.Iortcd
THREADS, Tit.tr and colared
TWIST AND SEWING SILK, black, and
anorted Coloted
HARDWARE.
BUTTONS, a great variety, Of the newell
faihion.
Shovris ard TOMS, Frying Pans, B-R ron
Shovels, Warming Pans, Hsmm1rs, Drawing
Kairce, SaWs-Wrli 4lUTted.
Plane Irons, Chifcls and GouEes.
A FINAL aAorment Of JOINER'S TOOLS
very low priced
few final Gze6 Cra;c5 WRITE WARE,
packed particularly for the county market.
Foyllan4, Der II, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-21
TAKE NOTICE

~ 40 r-1tAf $3.50 1911
3. Csoygss Riv.5, N9v. II, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-12


kITEEEEAS a commriion Of Bankruptcy has beea
i = aw arded and lued Againn GARDNER GOULD,
b place called Pkejlat Hf0aaia Gore, the DriGt
u Name merchant, agreeable law eitabhthing a
Uniform lynem Of Bankruptcy throughout the United
states anu he being declared, by us the undersigned
CommlRpners, Bankrupt, is hereby required to fur
render himielf to the Comnliihoners, on the 9TH
aay Of October next, the II Of faid October, and
on The h Of November at tea of the clock in the for
noon of each OF laid days the office Of JONAS CLARA
Efa in HeH5, in the fad Dilirict and make full
dlclo(ure Of al DIS eate and ciFtts. notice is
hereby given the Creditors Of laid Bankrupt, come
prepared TO prove their debts and az the iecond meet
iag 10 cl-oolc an alhgnee aignees and at the alt
meeting laid Bankrupt is to huilh his examn alton -
And At the Taft Of fad meetings, the Creditors may be
heard agana the making or allowing OF certificate %
the Judge Of fad ditrct entite the fad Bankrupt
10 certificate Of dicharge.-Ail Perions indebted to
faid Bankrupt, are to make PAymenti and thoie who
nave anv Of his good effects TO deliver the fame
70 fuch perion or perlonS only as the COmmithoners
Alail APPOINT. JONAS CLARK, Com- Y
JACOB FISHER, miEs7-
GEO. W. WALLINGFORD. ) rs.
W.A, SEPTEMBER "a, I8or.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-12
DIRECT TAX.

rATE Is RASSACHUSETTS, ELEVENTA coLLEc-
TION DIgTRICT-sECoED DtvtnoN.
NOTICE is hereby given, by virtue Of an at CT
~ Congrelo pailcd on the 14th day of July, 1898,
nt;tled IAN act to lay and Colle6 Direct Tax
within the United State" = and the following taxes
aieGcI on the respective Houies and Lands TO
which they relate, became due and payable on the
(rventh day of April, 1900 of which the faid re
puted owners, polIeaors. or occupant Of fadHoufes
and Lands, have been notified by the Collector, IN
:carner dneded BY the act afrefaid, yet ai& taxes
remain unpaid 10 fad diftrict, namely, Biddeford,
PepBerel1boyoHgb aud Buxton, ltuated in the Coun-
~ of York
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-12

WHEREAS CommifToD Of Bankruptcy found
w eli upon the A6 Of Congreis Of The United
States, paIec the fourth day April 1900, entitled
- an act To e6ablih al uniform fyfem-o OF Bank
ruptcy throu5 hout the United States, has bceR
awarded and ilued aglina MOSES ATKINSON
CROSS, Of Frerport 10 the DhTlt II Maine,
Merchant, aud the iald MJiles a. CrOis, has been
declared a Bankrupt. be Is hereby required 70 fur
ysnder himirlf to the Commlfi0ne-s, IN Toe iaid
comm.ficned named, Or 70 Inc u tJOr part OF 20 I'm
on the 9th day Of OtJbcr next, and on the 9Th
Of the fame Month, and or The 9TH day Of Novem
Der following, at 10 o'clock, ~ the forenoon, Of
each Of faid days, At the Commi!honers Office
III Fifh-freet, Portland, and make full ddciO-
flrr and dfcoyery of his eRAtc aud effects, wh-n
and where his creditors are hereby notified % come
prepared to prove their debts and at the iecond
meeting % ChOof- an aaiEnee or aihEnges and at
tie lat meeting faid bankrupt is required 10 hnih
MS examiBation; and fad Taft meeting any Of the
creditors Of fad bankrupt may be heard, if they
fhaH think fit, before iaid commiliiOuers, aganG
rte making or allowing Of certificate to the Judge
Of lad Dtrict, to enttle lld bankrupt to a certi-
hclsr Of dIcharge.-All perfonS indebted 70 fad
bankrupt, to make payment, and thOtr who
have any of his effects, are TO deliver the fame to
iuch ptriOns Only the comm1ioners iha ap
point. EDWARD OXNARD, } Co1y,ic
EBENEZER MAYO, 1cD."g'
JOSEPH TITCOMB, I'''''''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-12

WHEREAS CommilIion of Bankruptcy found
w Cd upon the Aauf Congreis of the United
States, pahed the fourth day Of April, 1900, en-
titled, . An aa 10 efabfh A uniform tyttem OF
BANKRUPTCY throughout the United States" has
been awarded againf SIMEON MAYO Of Port
land, in the DIantt Of Maine, Merchant, and
the laid Sim5on Mayo, has htea declared Bank
Tupt, he is hereby required 70 iurrender hlmlelt
20 The Comm iiiouers ii the iaId commi!hOn named,
Or TO the major part OF them, on the 5th day OF
O40b5r next, on the I3lh Of the fame month,
and on the OH November following, al 10 O'Clock
in the forruonn Of each Of flid days, at the COM
m1io 4er's Office, Fiih-freet, Portland, and make
a full diiclo(ure and di-overy OF his Ettate aud
Efe Gle when and where his creditors are notified
q cons prepared 10 prove their debts; and AZ
the lccoId meeting 10 ChoOle "a aiFgnee or
alIignees, and at the laa meeting fAid Bankrupt il
required 10 faith his examination; and AZ fad lat
meeting any OF the Creditors OF iaid Bankrupt
may Be heard, If th:y think At, before fad com
milf ;uers, aganG the making or allowing Of GER
tiff ate TO the Judge of fad Diar,d 10 entite iaid
bankrupt TO certificate Of dIlcharge.-AH Perions
indebted TO fad BdnkruP, are 70 make payment (;
and thot who have any Of his effects, arc 70 deli
yer the fame o luch p-rtons only as the Commit
aOnSr5 lha appoint.
EDWARD OXNARD, ~
RICHARD HUNEWELL, 0'n.,.,y'
JOSEPH TITCOMB.
Portland, Sept. 20, 1891.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-12
BOSTON, sept. 5. 1901.
PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING, BY sUBscp,pr,oa
MAPS ''''
j MASSACHUSETTS, proper, and nc.

= M"'0AOFUShIIS proper and DISTRICT u
Compiled by Mr.. OsoooD CARuEroN Fr,r
veys made by order Of the General Com. affur
ana corrected by Rev pr. MoRsR Ana NsHss
EWEBBFR, Agents appointed ~ he O., FroieGo-
purPolr, and engraved and publrhed ~. ioT ba.
lPection and direction OF iaid AqcD. M Isr ite a.
by the Legislature @"4 approved
HE want Of complete and accpr,,.
l. the State of MASSACHUSETTS, NAP Of
General Court to order iurveys OF The luCsd 'hs
and plantations IN the State, with view ns towns
ing materials Tor correct Map. From ,b.r sOia'n-
veys, Nap wa drawn; bot, on stcorr. luz
many deieGtS and errors Of the engraving. \ !. 1hr
jsGted by the Legislature, though manv .,. was re-
delivered 10 iublcribers and " IoPes Of ir
In conlequenee, the Legislature ant S~au'ne'
gentlemen obove named, their Agents ~ ''e ths
Maps to be taken into new dr4lJ, and ~ auN ne
we'd and Puolihed under their iHlpet1jon st"-
The CoPPerPlates, on which thele NJ. VI.
engraved together with the privilege Of III
have been Prdented, by the Legislature ~ isu.'
B1erieaH 4eadazy Of 4yt5 aaa SeIsueel ana ~ l.
bsfns Hyf-ytaai Society, for the adv,nce-1.
Learning and toe good Of Scence. =
1aeie Maps, the only GENUINE one, which -
been Publ'ihed OF this State are conAruaed u !
icale Of four miles to an inch. The D ate of Mt
chuietts Proper is 48 by 81 inches tina, of NJ
l. So by 3d. The Vgnettes by Mr., c. Graham l..
emblematical Of Agriculture Commerce, " of Il
country The engravin2s by Medrs. Calender ANA
Hul, are executed ID fye Of accuracy and neatper.
rarely to be met with ID America.
Roads Churches. Academies, Court -FOulcS Jill b,
Houies, Mountains Rivers, Bridges, Canals, Mi,
&c &C. are laid down; the dillante of each town
from Bolton, and the Shire Town, and he lonqipss
calculated from London, and from Wilmington.
The puh'rfhers rely the public appreciation
and patronage. Especially as on account Of ths er.
penle Of The lu veys, compiling aud engraving 80
ing been betrayed by the Commonwealth, the nr;c,
Is rendered moderate ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-12
For Sale,
For Sale,

4 VERY GOOD STAND for Trader, or
IA Mechanic, Gtuated few rods north Of the
Congregational Meeting houfe, 10 Limtrick con-
filing of a half acre of excellent Land--a Barn 81
feet by 40 compile tely fniihed-a one. ftory houie
40 feet BY "a partly inihed; with 40 excellent wei
within feet of the boult, and convenient porch
II feet fquare.--For terms apply to the flbfcriber
atDougbty's- Fails, or 10 EZRA CARTER, IN Limerick
RICHARD HAZELTINE.
SebE a. 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-12

NOTICE is hereby given, that thtCommfion-
IN crs and Afignee IF JOHN o. WATTS, a
Bankrupt, viii meet at the CommiGioners' Office
in Fifth tr-et, on Monday the goth day Of O6o-
be- next, 10 O'Clock, A. ~ 20 make dividend of
Iaid JJHNO, WATTs's efta;e and effects when and
where his Creditors who have not proved their
claims, are hereby notified TO come prepared TO
prSve the fame.
EDWARD OXNARD, ) C...u.;l
JAMES - Al, 12"''"9-
SEPT. ,s. TH0MASEoTEY. |o"|r''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-12
CONDITIONS.

!. The Maps wi be ! hverad Oh clatb Ia
printed fne paper rollers At Sir D..
made particularly for qaI On Baif 1boc- -
the purPoie and dciv. W III II nav bav. ,I.r,
cred % Subscribers, ID duue IN lou u \ Norris.
Foar Ds2ayi Tbs let. hze
II. They iha be neat ". They 1,anbe r.,.
~ Patrd cloth w the ny TOR delivery II NJ
lame m4nntr AZ thoie hrit day Of November
which were done for The next, when m. nm.
Commonwealth, tor FlVs lcription Viii Be cloied,
DoI1'5 aF747 5at ana tie price advanced
liI lhcy lh4il he Ike I'D non-iuhicnbers.
Il. n Ihe Map before delivery, viii be infgcc-
tea aud approved by Committee IF he arercss
Academy ". ARTS and sciences, and the M.gacbu-
ietts Hlorical society
n 6Hb/6riDfin15 received at the Book
Sf9,e Fl TEAKS Il CLARK, Tsacf Rsro, E.isjarsa,
PoLAInl
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-12

NOTICE Is hereby given, that The fubicroer nay na'
N been duly appointed Adminifrator On INC n
tate of HENREY DYER, late Of Stas5fe' n IL
County Of Warrington, gentleman dectIead' ana
has taken upon himlelf that trult by giving oouu'
az the law directs ALI PEI fons having oeIAn-'
upon the Eaate of the faid Henrey Dyer, are r.,
queed to exhibit the fame, and all perions ndeo'ea
10 THE laid E1ate, called upon 10 make PaynFl'
to--ANDREW DYER, AdminFrateT'
Staebea, Sept. 2, 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-12

THE fubicriber hereby gives notice 70 al con-
4 cerned, that having been duly appointed hd-
mIniGrarix on the EGate Of lTHlEL BLAKE,
late Of Gsr5am, il the county Of Cumberland,
Yeoman, deceaied, has taken upon her that hut'
and given bond AZ the law directs: ihe therefore
requetts an perions who are indebted to 1aiJ de-
cea(cd's ER5te to make immediate payment; and
thSfe who have any demands ther con, to exhibit
the fame, 10 APPHIA BLAAL.
September 18, I8OJ.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-12

an AUe"5HS OLD00I,
WILL ooromCuce "a THURSDAY next. Al tbe
~ Saas Sabo9i Hour where youth may be tauqhs
the various branches Ut education, ~
HENRY PRENTTSS.
NorE.-Each fchnlar viii p-y Ig quarter. lor III
erection, wood and cardes-uns haf 70 be paJ al en-.
trance. PertLark M g.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-12

CTOLENfyon i5s P5gaye II tJe 5yi5er il Buxton q
~ Safp Gay fysaiag Ia bla.E MARE. gpaI LHt ab ~
yearf all. natural froHcr. S1di- 7vi Hf7g bLi-r
Esa fran bosf ~ aSgL5oybood q hf '"'s h0s
Sgoa5 ar eafe'tIaei o Poa 'abO zOas Zen bs'J17 J'f
ne fb:-He Port bisI vDtL 70 ~ IeLs -obI
yeio1U color WLoevy zyH defsa ne h4f and return ar
Mare aal S4lA e ~ EriIa 5aH reefys t5e abo ~
zgayA DANIEL EaEBK'
Buxton, Sept. "a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16
FOR jerks PORTLAND GAZETTE.
To THE ELECTORS IN THE DIS1RIcT Of
MAINE.

o THE ELECTORS IN THE DISTRICT OF
MAINE.
T T was rellonably to have been hoped that the
i. fel-ailed republicans in thisCommonwealth,
having recently trumphed in The great rational
election, would have been quiet for feafon, and
haye iuffered the election Of fate officers to be
conducted in tranquility, in order that the fov-
ereignPeoPle might express their genuine oPin-
ions, unaduterated by intrigue: hander and mil.
eprelentation-eng ines which have been 70 flc-
ceifnlly applied BY that party on late locations.
But it sems they are not fats6ed. Inflated by
their late victory, they now annou nee their in
tention Of purifying their advantage, and not
leaving the field till every federal character is
replaced ty democrats Of the 6rG order.
It remains now 10 the lovers Of order and
friends to our political efablilhment, TO fay
whether they vii! tamely yield their necks to
the foot Of their opponents, and give up The
contea without Rruggle or whether, by
riiing in manly itrength and exerting all their
energy, they will not rather make iuch for
midablc effort at The eniuing election as will
check the proud hopes of thole who already fee
the federal party falling, and the " fun Of fed
sralilm fetting forever"
1T mas EGhStdlIy OSSll ldluy duu 4 oGLSFS Will
truth, that. the friends to the national govern
nnent, and 10 its fyaem of policy, compofe a
majority Of the citizens in all the New Eng
land Rates and this belief has produced fuch
lccurity on the part Of the fedcralifs, as in
many late inftances has induced them to repole
in indiifer encs, while their active and buly enc
mics have been gaining ground upon them in
every contea. AT he LAT election Of Govarnor
The race vas almdt even, although the com
petitc- with Gov. STRONG was the idol Of the
antifederal party. Flauered with their unex-
pefed fuccsEs then, and trengthered in their
hopes BY the event Of the national ballot. they
now come TO the charge with redouhled rigor /;
and by their ufual Gr4tagems, are corrupting
the good people Of the Commonwealth into
opinions fatal to the liability Of their govern.
meut What then fall DC done tball the fed.
eraliGs loPineg fl down, and lee their lrohg
holds taken one by one ard merely truh 70 inc
merits Of their caufe TO fuccour them Unlefs
the fhou!der is put to the wheel, Hercules is in
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16

a BILL quaJ o'd.r5 10 be rtpo,f.d fer continuing The
Z J Mint Establishment.
n Bill TO eoatiaHe tie Sedition Ae, qvns taksa up,
df5niFd' snd nfsGtiqe3- lea' 49-Ne,' 50.
II rej5isfioa 70 incyeas tte EaLarieJ Of tie DRri9
'fndges IF Me6acbgtJ, Ness. 7orE, PtnHylvan and
Maryland, paliea and Bill zu1s ordercd
TIE Naza! approximation bill qUoS cah,ed ap and
dgtE3d IN Committee offbezvb0ie. Tbe qVboe jun 10
DC appropriated, zDaJ fixed at 3c4zs53 dollars. One
item 900 dollars or building barraek5 fer tbe
marine corps. Dir. Nicb0La5 obpofd this item, not
knezDng IF any neeaty there esaid Be for permanent
6arrorkJ in time q Peace. Mr.. Ratltdge anjqUertd
c0nsndng fer tie preference Of building place 10 that
Of renting at bigb rate. Blr. Gailafin bobcd TIE
item aUoa6 be rraed, sOneadng that there could Re
: no necbIy TO keep marine corps IL barracks at all
and that fbcr only rpce on land could Be to terait,
~ aV0'b CAFE tbJ require accommodation tbnH
other recruiting bartisJ. Il: any rate zvifbont
port firm /o17e department jpme conimitte. upon
tie n5ta specially, be could not ots for tbe (xbend
ifure. Mr.. s. Smith called 10 the zezU Of The b0ue
fbe neesiiy Of erereJng and organising tbe for
Tiee at al times, fsv 5bey qUerc oiSVayJ liable TO
Be called for, and far this parpae y mnf be 6ore
and in barracks. MT. NtboidJ b9tsd u zvaJ not in
tended 10 keep 9J and anar1e. IN tie rice il time
Of profound pace, Rt5sA fbers emmy IL tie
svo,H TO meet
TIE item sUaJ agreed 10, 46 10 4r--and fbe biz
ord:d 10 be sEgT2sd for tf bird TfadisG
&c GI1 rhI from me SENATE emitted - I'm dI 70
caa6I6 tbe GJfSIa Of Briol and TO annex tbe teams
Of Kiffe and 8frzUiak TO the dPri8 Of Por1noaib,"
SVaI rad fbird tune, and 9agfd.
FRIDAY, FEB. AZ.
SrG5 rrtolzsf that tbr PrrGdent oaIl be ,egsegeI
20 drta 70 Be laid before tie Hogf, an account Of tAt
GeSrcdGtisaJ Ly Britib cruisers.
Letter. and document eVere yfteizs4 from fbs Sec
'ffGJ Of fbt Treet,y, rgpe8iag The fire at biz see.
Tbwyday, FEB. 40, 1901.
The bone evat tbiJ dag 0ccnpic4 n dJcy5Tng tie
pr0vIiionI cf's bill proyiding fer
NhTAL PEACE ESTABLISHMENT.
TIE fgg f:5ioH, a. it has fo6ed, dirf75, that TIE
Prcfdrnf 5aH Be aalbsratd 70 eA the national J,
ercept tzvetzr JrigaieJ
TIE feSnd Jr7iOa dirsa5 sqat TX Qf fbet Jrgatrs
yLhaH Be 9ffee1ea and maHned az the Pycf4ent mar
SirsR fbf refd4s IF TIE gateI retained 10 5s laid
nf.
TIE Jt7ioa aDbicb oHezg 10 Oh captains meGert,
Isafenanis, and miGB3men in tyyire at tie time Of
toe redStfion Of The many, ba tber annual Pey FIR
life, eva5 Rrnek or.
n nsz0 IttIi9a Stay GGJed, embo5gsrirg ne Pr5f-
dent to retain eb Part Of he marine fortI as bEaH
fee fit.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16
PORTLAND MARINE L1S7.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

PORT OF FOkILANDs
Ayyi.rd IN TEsfty ny Brig Aygas cat E47prrd H1tE
s8 Ivf Eo,1 B. bic tbsye apt is5aSe3 ordoH IN tbs
EF-- >,
Msyo. F4ruary o. tbs I7tb capt. 3 pole b8 5y1Pb9
K5paJ.rk from Linn ay IRE Gap. e Go1t.te al 7utA
sB3 Nsfar, cLerf Van: 81 f5 foy ay5jve1 q L'Taof
a5I Deeer7Jrr.
Extras Of hft.r fsr- eeet4i7 Aa4yevV S.'t. sfibs Ftp
JVaRirqfo7 u 5ii fL toEya, dais3 AZ LFDTf'@
Jauaary &c, 1901. zcy
il .gi5 fbs -uy.t Ftte Big Pey q PEy 3 a7tfro'a bT
isI IL Ma.tggn Caib fr1dLy ass to4aS Tria414 ri
nine ssys, 7rBb Grss day. t5ye rt ~ g1f 9 1s''
fsi 4oitb 7r1tfr 4+( NJ 5ey r3q ~ egay rsh5A[y z n
f-v pounds " Bs er+hi; urf w! tirir Coaf5 ,T's.'7y
end IN p. zeqfs bad qrs&f a. Ess s's1s ''.t@S q is
an [J5gt sp-B tf,-.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-16
Mr.. jerks,
PLEASE to publifh the names Of the
Hon. HENRY KNOX, and the
Hon. DAVID COBB. Ffc,e
MAINE.

candidates for Senators for the Courties of
Lincoln, Kennebeck, Hancock and Waiting.
ton, at the next election. Theie Gentlemen
have ferved their country with The greateR a.
bllity, integrity and patriotifm, during and
ince the revolution, in fome Of the mott i'm
Portant aaiioDs, both civil and military. A
Panegyric upon characters 70 we'll known and
retPeefed, would BE- luperfuous. It IS prefum-
ed that if they are generally known to be can
didates. they will be chofen. AT any time but
particularly when violent efforts are made 70
luJore the federal government by means of the
State Legislatures, fuch an acceaion 70 H.
councils Of Mafachufetts, would be highly uEe.
tul 70 our political interets, and honorable 20
the Dlfficf Of Maine. An ELFCTOR.
Waido59r0', Marcb, 1901.
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: = u III II TEIT LII lTT Z =

LONDON, JAN. 10.
We are wtf nformtd that this country will
'cceiye great fupply Of wheat frcm Canada,
during the pfelent- year.
Foreign grain is now arriving il large guam
tiles In tie courle 81 The three weeks ending
on Satuday laa, upwards Of 10000 quarters
were entered in tie port OF London and in
The laa three days, 36.5co quarters.
The following quantities If corn have been
imported into Hut lac week; 5000 quarters
q wheat, $500 of barley, 800 Of oats, and
2oo Of peas, from he Baltic and Hamburger.
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MARRIED-At falmouth, by the Rev. c. Bradley,
Mi. RICHARD JOHNSON 70 MiGs ErMcE TRIckEY.

DIED-At Surinam, in the 10th year Of bis age,
Mr.. GEoRGE MCCLELLAN (6rR mate Of The lhiP Morn
ng Star capt. strons) and fccond ION Of Cart. VIII
liam M'Lelian of this town. BY the premature death
of this c(imable youth, tender father aud other Lear
relations, are filed with unutterabe forrow.
III nv friera's exbegF Be ziyti
Lean r1r5 'fzrH pierre tbee % fbe bearti
a JyoEsq reed, ~ B;F, But, 9t, q lPear;
o. its Rar8 paint $saee Aeai, ami a9@ rxpbcs.
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tie fame thing--two years before the declara
ton of lndePendence-one year before hoRr
ties commenced. What did he then do 2--
Why, in common with many other decided
friends 70 their country, he fgned common.
place address to Governor Gage-th the then con.
gaafiOnGl Governor, and requeaed him to ref.
pe6t the rights Of his fellow citizens. Its i'm.
poilible you can Be deceived on this pofnt-You
will evnce then your contempt of calumny, BIZ
the weight Of your luffages at the approachine
election. May the citizens of this Dilria be
the decided fuPPort of his exceliency CALEB
STRONG, &fq. as they did lat year, make
his election to the chair of Governor fiire.
MAINE,
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JEEKsi
PIeafe to infcr1 in your Gazette the name Of JOHN
CUSHING, Efq. Of FrcePoft tupply the place Of the
Hon. Dauif Davu Elq. in The Senate If he Common
wealth Of Mafachuletts the enfuing year If honely
i the ben Pocyif abilities and found Judgment form
the character of the perlon to whom the people with
to give their fufrages, MIR. Culhing is the man.
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Mr. jerks,

as The day approaches, for The election of
Senators, for the County Of Cumberland and
as one of our Senators. Mr.. DAVIS, is promot-
ed 70 an office which will not admt Of bis
longer ferving in that capacity, i is neceGary
a new candidate be nominated and made known
before the next annual meeting. Yon are re-
Qusaed, therefore, to Preleut the public as
candidate,
ARCHELAUS LEWIS. Efq.
as man fully capable, ani qualified for that
important Office. His uniuIled charade-
which is 70 well known in his county, need nc
be eKpatiated upon. His attachments to the
welfare Of Bis fellow citizens, when conGiere
BY wife and judcious citizens, connot fail to
procure him an unanimity Of vores N this
couaty. A FRIEND TO THE PUBLIC.
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The Hen GEoReE TEACHES, Elq. Of the county OF
York, is appointed a judge Of the Supreme Judicial
Court Of this Commonwealth.
The Judges Of the Supreme Court now are. The Hon.
Fraaris Dana. Efq Chief JuGice, Hon Robyt 4 Paiaf
TLeosbi4l bradbury, Simeon Strong Tbo=1 Da'gS, JIM
Sa7rssI SezpaI aud Cog T6aebsr, Equires.
The idea Of changing the feat Of government again.
is relinouifhed
soo,coo dollars are appropriated towards building 3
feventy -fours by bill now before Congress.