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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-05

40 d joi AZ Public Aa7ian, (5y 7rdsr ff5s Id
77injf,atyyJ on WEDNESDAY next, Oa q,
~ o'a!oek, 4. III " ~. R.r. !rt-ly o,tat.sl BY
VIM. Davis, dslsaJsa, ~ Iggra5an's W'J1rE
TIE ftock in trade Of faid deceafed, con-
X Citing "
EngAA o WLld'a GosdJ, Graceries &c.
Terms made known at the lale,
z. GREELY II 90. A4Frn
or. ).
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-10-05

Portland Bank Sbar.s at hac-
fi5H.
ITO be f3d AZ Public auction, or TUES.
DAY next (TagJre-gj the OH inf. 20
Q O'clock, y. NJ AZ thc Bank Room, thirIv
Shares ID the capital ltock " Portland Bank,
lately heIden by ar. EJe czr Sforey, for tie
purpole OF reifnburGng The Corporation the
amount of monies loaned him purfuaut to the
at Of incorporation and the Bye-laws AZ the
NATURALIZATION made known AZ
the time and Place Vt lale
BY ords' of tie Boarl 4 Diyrtlsys.
JOSEPH SWIFT, C1GieT.
poyff4a{ BrvE. or
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
DlP0.

In England, John More, aged 10t years
60 of which he used to follow the sea.
At Kigston, in Jamaica, Hugh Lenox,
Esq. Consul Of the United States III thgt
Island.
At Lexington, Kentucky, tie honQable
john Breckenridge, Attorney Genertrst the
United States.
In Duxbury, Col Gamaliel Bradf 4,
1T rs. He was an officer in the old French
wars under PebbeyiH and Shirteg; and com
handed regiment in the revolutionary arm
under til, great WASH igtoH. He was seve-
raj years a member of the General Court :;
and the latter part Of his life he was q peace
sthcer under the Commonwealth. AS a
soldier he was faithful and brave; as 2 ci'i
magistrate he was impartial and Just, and As
citizen peaceable and contented woh the
laws
In Topsharn, Mrs. Hannah, wife Of John
Owen, in the 32d year Of her age. I'll the
bloom of health and activity she enjoyed the
evening Of sunday with her family. and re-
tired to rest at her usual hour between the
hours OF twelve and one she was seized
with convulsive fits, which battling medical
AID, continued with little in;ermission, till
seven O'Clock on monday evening. waen a
delicate constitution could make no further
resistance to the violence with which It was
assailed. Her death is deeply lamcnted bv
by her surviving husband, her children who
are capable Of refexion, and her friends.
Amiable and inoffensiye in her DISPOSE
ton she was an example worthy Of ilnita-
ton by all She was exceeded BY none in
an affectionate discharge OF all the duties
resulting from the relations which she sus-
tanned. And the sudden manner in which
she was called to another, and we trust q
peter world, addresses US in the monitory
language of our Lord-Be We also ready.
In York, col. Samuel Derby, aged So he
served as an officer during the revolutionary
war; at his death he was collector Of the
t's9Ds f5r that port
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
q5arrle0,

IN BiFmi1gham IENg.J VI William Stan.
y, aged %, TO Miss Julia w aterman, aged
Is!
In Tuftonborough, On H. Lieut.. Ebene-
zer Horne, aged S., 70 MRS. Judith Beede.
1--we at first sight.
At Bpo kiand, Hampshire % inty, Sylves
ter Maxwell, Attorney at law, OF Charlie
mont, 70 Miss Tlrzah Taylor, IF the flrme.
place Il seems he has at least been en-
gagged in one goot cause.
At Bangor, by Oliver Le3n.rl, Ell.
Amos Patten, ESQ. to Miss Susan Hate
daughter Of Capt. Isaac Hatch, Of that town
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
TRIAL OF AIR. sELFRIDCE.

The great length Of this interesting
Trial, and the labour which has been
found requisite, in preparing and ez-
aiming the several pleading, IA order
to render he work correct and perfect.
IN every part, ihas necessarily Pyotr-cted
Its publication. To this has also been
superaded some delay in one of the
Stenographers, occasioned by indispo-
sition. 1T is, however, nov in great
forwardness, and may be expected Ill
the course Of FIVE or six DAYS.
Bys. CAL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

a bottle, Containing the following writing
was found among the rocks 0n the ia
ih0Te nsar Dante, fmah place the
wet 'Iidr al Tenerife, il .hc month Of
AuEItt 1903
Had that rcverrd 2, r. nownedPatriarch
LIB experienced the forbiddiags and the
gatherings, the hopes and tht fears, the
Citations ard ueprelIOns, that J, his lcfs
patient defendant, have Of late, ne would
have followed the kind, ye; biafPhemous
advice his loving ipouf- gave him, Or have
plunged into GRIT mill If any luch thing
tdere were then) and fufcred himfelf ID
be pulverized into a conhitSncy, capable
Of enjoying unmolefed hlpP'neis. Ye
who may chance to pick up the bottle
containing this manufc1pt written on
blrca bark, may, peradvenjUrr, have trou-
bed yountlves To obtain II, and Shere-
tOrI ID recompenle you, will eucidatc
the tendency Of the foregoing exordium.
Thirty days long metre have now clap
led, hnce the writer hereof embarked in
the brig Leyant, Thomas Harding, maj
ter, from Bottom, MATS. to Savannah,
Geo. and during all that period, nought
but continual ferries Of I'll luck has At
tended us-calms, forms, gales, EQUALS,
rams, fuR, moonlight, farlight, and I'D
light, head winds, heel winds, eide winds,
No winds, and all winds, vertical, hori-
zontal, antipodial, and obiquc waves,
good, bad, indifferent, curious, queer,
non-deicript and undesirable weather
AL, all, and thoufand other odd par
tlculars and TcumRances, have we been
lncellantly and fuccefGvely bltHtd with,
to this woe-faught day. And now, as
an addition to our III fate, we are be-
Gained in the Gulph Stream, in lat. IA,
N. long. IS, where in all probability, the
vehel will continue TO drift for thirty days
LO come; as for myfrlf, patitnger, |
am now half famihca, and the crew are
little better-therefore, delpairing Of ev-
vr reaching land, without miraculous
ilterPoiition, ] have penned this, and
commit ID it to the Ito mel mercilels
waves, expecting ere long to be in Davy
JoneS's locker, from which preierve me,
. We kind genii.
Thus faresit with AUGUSTUS MooRE,
Of Auguita, Georgia, this I4th day Of
Auguf, I803.-Amen
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

m ne txwr-
'ooA NECIlF TO
y NJ ,oF i@'e ~ Dor Ii JOi1INSONi
! ~ III u'u4'' Ve[y hoeTei and accom-
'eiN'a, Lie ,l'"'' e&'ennVe ana vaua-
D,E Cope0''oI OF Do"NS ever offered lot faie N
Is 'oMi' II II ''4ii1-
having maze arrah Eements with all the
PrinciPai PuolilheIS N the United States. TO
m iuPPhed win the ne"eh and belt Pu5l'ca-
'ionS' ~ Palus WIN "e i1afed 70 furnilh every
C'ai' 81 cha''e readers win luch books as III cir
laite N JndE 'l eLl- NAY 4'ctlte
oLEOOA 6OVAS'
Johnion Lic0 onary'
DIlIo 90 IT immature
E@'ey ''ctohaFy
b1rS'ey ditto
FeTTy M
EnHc<'s DO
= eoiter do
frief do
Walkers Pronouncing do
Aniworth's Young.
Adam +, aoYcr's
De'e'anV.les
SchreycIc'' Greek Lexicon
Mori5S Geography
+-nkeTton celebrated Geography for
lchooIs
Acam Lain C-ammar
hllrTay LaEliih d'uo
bIlo do abridged
Lacy AccidcAce
AmeT.c3n PreceP'or
r., \" n %e4a''S
A' ro a1 r.,a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

,vsed a general postporenent ofthe subject
They urged, that the practice ofretumipg
an answer was useless and improper, and
answers no other Pnrpose than 70 excite
nartv animesities. BY this affected language
81 moderation, which proceeded from the
fear Of bringing the merits Of the answers
before the house, they succeeded in psocu-
ring majority OF votes for the postpone
mcnt, which was carried, A to 40.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
Sa,stte sbip Gsius.
PORT OF PORTLAND.-Iso7.


SGttraay, Jan. III.
Arrived brig Mary'caPt. VIM. Mcclellan,
~ days from Point Petre, (Gaud. lie
there, schr. William Henry, Patch, OF New
buryportj schr. Beaver, Disney, for 90. III
Z days bl1g kehet, Williams, Tor DO. n ~
days buB Adlr, CooEs Tor 10. 1T Gays i
3'1g Liberty, PIisbury, for BOSTON, IN :
days bng IN Jefferson, Barnard ior Ben
neOUnk; brigs FOX, Hor-Nn-Nmcy, San
Do ALBERT, Freeman, aud Mary, Mcln
tosh, tor Portland time II sailing uncel-
tnn--Occ. q, LAT. 27- long 10, SPOKE bF't
h"iatlo, LoC<hart, L days from New
y1rk, Bound .H Jaimaca
O~T'' AlcL oilah HlcrNs en"t ne. ule sen y.
S'-A-- il caP bal5' rom .. I - ~ ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
Barbour s. Stockbtidge,

C9bofte tie TaIaraaer Office, F5je-Styeef,
LAVE Jun received an additional fuPpIy Of
FrsjB Seajotabie Ga1ds
which, together with their former Stock, CON-
prize very valuable and ertentive abort
ment- amCng which are, agreat variety of
A4UFFS Mn 7IPP1TS.
All Of which will be fold at fmall advance
for cath or approved credit Jan. =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
Profile I.ikcneAes.
80
Mr.. WHEELER.

Mr.. WHEELER,
d ESPECTFULL% informs the ladies and
N gentlemen Of Portland and III vicinity
that he be, RrMovE0 froa. his former nand
in Middeareet, TO The room over Mears Gai-
ley and Merr;ll's fore, alnioa oppolte the
I1ay-lcales, in Columbian Row-Where he
continues TO take Pro6ies with bis machine.
on gold and ii colours az heretofore WHICH
he will warrant 10 be good, or 90 Ply VIII be
required.
NIB MeM Mn fr4B,d, ant ~
7sort 'S-gih-Lnqaiye n aJ.ve. Jan. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
Iosenh M'LelIan & Son.

Joseph III Leilan q Son.
No. Is, Union H-Ba,f Hare -, Eale
7 ~HE cargo ofbrig Mary, from Caudaloupe,
conhlfirg Of
Hhds Moaaes
Do clayed Sugars
Mufcovado do
Bags Coffee
Also, IN STORE, ,....-
1000 Bbls Philadelphia aud baltimore
Flour
500 bulhels Rye
500 do Corn
Bags flowed Sugar faa. 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
StsnQgrapby, or Sbort Hand
Writfng.

FFTIEEHR.
T is impoifible TO forefee the various advan-
tages ariGng from the knowledge OF this
Art, TO almolt every one, 10 whatever iituation
Of life he may be plAced.-To Gentlemen Of
either Of the three Isqraai profa5ioat, or the
Student, there needs no comment, To thoie
engaged in a mercantile line, or the mechanics,
It is Of infinite lervice; anu 70 Gentlemen,
though not IN any particular line OF bufneis,
il will befonnd very pleaGng requirement,
as il affords the means Of making gfstaI a. well
as Eerst memorandums in the mott expeditions
manner.
The deign Of the Art was of courle in
tended for the purpofe of retaining public
declarations; but it has this further aGv2R-
tage, thar even If perlon does not alpire to
its rapid part, he is capable Of making his
remarks, copying letters, and committing tram
factions in private huhnels to paper, without
being lubjecf to the prying eye Of cuT;ohty.
All attempts To depreciate the value Of iuch
an IT mutt se ufelefs, and thofe Of praife de-
icient; particularly as the time neceaaFy for
the attainment Of its principles does not x
coed a fortnight, even lf the attention paid, is
but an honr 5ay.
CeAtlelneh VINO may Win ~ acquire tl4S
deGrabIe accomplishment have now an oP-
porturity by application to the fubfcriber,
who has DILUTED its principles through maug
respectable quarters in this country. ana he
feels happy IN faying, both 70 the larisf-aian
Of thofe whom I've has inhrhcted, and his own
fausfactlon
JERVEYS I. SMITH,
ut MAJOR Peck tavern.
January 70, 1907. #.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

THE fubfcribers hereby give public notice
TO all concerned that he has been duly al
pointed and has taken upon himfef the trult
of an administrator on the eitate Of
Nm. SIM AfES,
late of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland,
Efquire, deceafed by giving bond as the law
directs He therefore requels all perions who
re indepted TO the faid deceaEed's eftsse, To
make immediate payment and thoie who
ave any demands thereon TO exhibit the
Ame for fettlenent to
WI. FREEMAN
I'm Is, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
NeqO Book Store,
FOOT OF rIsH-sTREET-P PORTLAND,

Thomas B. Wait & Co.
HAVE inf opened and offer for faIe, Il The
loweit prices, an aGortmtnt Of
BOOhS IND S1ATIONAR1",
AMONG wHIeH ARE,
Works on Law, Phyfck, Divinity, Natur-
al and Moral Philolophy, Hilory, Biogra-
ply, Geography, Autonomy, Mathematics,
Agriculture, &c.
Voyages, Travels, Novels, Plays, Poetry
and Mudc
Bibles, TeGaments, School Books Of vari
ous kinds, Almanacks and Regilers for 1907.
Seamen's Books, Charts, Onadrants, Scales
and Dividers
Writing Paper, Quills, Ink-Powder, Pock.
ct Books Waters, &c &c.
Fiage Farm0ny.
= new and improved edition, to be fold at the
aforementioned BOokaore'
- SoeisI L5,qric, JlfPlied 7vib Boots on f5s
m3a ,faI6aabLs terms.
n Cath given for RAGS and JUNK.
Gan. 9,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

Gorbam cad envy.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in COME
quence Of frequent applications for the
admittance Of Schoila RS, at Corham Academy
the Trufiee' have engaged an ani(tant to tn
PrecePtor, and the Academy is now opened
for the Reception Of leventy fchollars 6fteef
of whom are to be females.
GsrEsz, Jan 12b. 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

NJ TOL Is hFFIDE gwen 70 TnE
Proprietors of the Tenth New-Hamp-
lhre Turnpike Corpoi alton who have NOT
paid the hrit, fccond, third, and fourth ahef-
ments, on their feverai shares, which flares
will be fold at public auction, al the dwelling
h0uie Of Capt. Eleszer Roibrooke, on fad
Grant, on Wednesday, the fourth Of March
next, al one Of the clock, in the aiter-noons
unisfs prevented by previous payment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

THE fublcriber Informs those with
whom he has Noies aud Book Accgur.s
Of a longer llandng than isAf.e the term a.
greed upon, that their accents viii IN w
iuit in NJ y days, unefs prevented B, rs Il
vious fettiensn, Nm hI.ELLAN. rx..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

The new Columbian Museum belonging
to MIR Bowen ID Boston was destroyed b
Fire, on the night Of the 18TH inst--TAe
old Museum was burnt Jan Is 1906
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

THE fubfcriber hereby gives pub
lie notice TO all concerned, thar he has
been duly appointed and he's taken Upon her
ielfthe trull Of AdrinifratriA, On the eltate az
RICHARD LESLET,
late Of Portland, in the County Of Climber
land, mariner, deceafed, by giving bond As the
law directs She therefore requeAs al
Perions who are indebted to the faid decear-
eds eitate, to make immediate payment and
thofe who have any demands thereon, to en-
hibit the came to
DORCAS LESLEY.
Gan. 70.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
Take particular Notice d!

Take particular Notice !
THE fubfcribers having fold all
their Stock in trade to Mr. David Green,
and given up their fand beg leave to I'LL
form their friends thai in order to lc,,le bu6-
neis' they have taken fmall fore, back ofthe
former tand, at the entrance ct FederaLGl
where their friends are invited 80 ca.l narticu-
larry tholC, whole meter and aecgun.J have been
due more than dx months.
ZACCHEUS HANEAFORD & G..
Portland, Jan. I9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

George Masters has resigned the
Office Of Chief Justice OF Kentucky, and
Thomas Todd IS appointed his success
or. Felix Grundy is appointed il the
room Of Benjamin Sebastian.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
10 be Gold al Pablic Venduc,

10 DC lou dl uDIIC FCAIuuCg
On Taejaay Istb .ef FebuGry next, ar
ocl6ck, p. III. at The dwelirng
HoaJE gf Eli Lsngly, i1abaL1r 4"
WateJora, if nat PreOioHib Joh,
Lot Of land IN faid Waterford, known by
Z Lot No. ~, in Is Range containing $50
acres Said Lot is well ulatered and irritable
for making a farm the Road from Norway,
70 Albany leads through the fame. Fer par
ticulars enquire OF ELI LONGLEY, near the
premifes WatZtord, Jan. 70 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
William Lord,
HAS iut received a frefl fapPy Of
HARp-W-ARE, Il. INDIA
GOODS " GROCERIES,

GOODS y GROCERIES,
AMONG wAIcH ARE,
Coniac, BOurdeauz and acceiona Brady
Hollands Gn-Jamaica Psn
Madeira, Sherry, Port L.i5on and Malaga
Wines
Chests Hyfon, Young-Hylon, Hyfon-lki
and Souchong Teas
Oaks Raiins and Figs-box RaiGns
50 boxes Mould and dipt Candles
20 do Sperulaciri do
C4k, Spermacit Oil
80 kegs Butter-4oGO ihs Cheefe
Foxes Chocolate
Loaf, Brown and India Sugars
Coffee MOlaffes-6 b5II WAJnuts
Flour per barrell-Rice-Co tton-Fi11
Logwood - r edwood-Fu(Hc
Alum Copperas-lndigo
Powder and Shot-Ginger
Keg and bottle Nultard
Cloves-NuJmegs Cinnamon
lpice-Currahts- Oatmeal
saltpetre-Demij Jns-Stone-J Jugs
-Cales-G lue-lron Shovels
Bdftoi Crown Glafs
I'd, sd. Cd IOd and god Nsi's
Brads-TumJlers, &c &c. &c.
At Of which will BE- fold ohaap for cath or
\, ort credit. 7zH Io.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

70 TIE b9norabe 7ufices Of The C9urf
9'C0nmen Plea5, bsiden at Portland,
IN AID Tor re cognty 9r Cumberland,
on the third lusfaay q Aovembsr, ~
the year Of or Lard one tb9aflA4
eig5t brrdyed and G*.
THE Petition Of Tofeph McKeen of Br,llif-
wick, ID laid county, gentleman, rsfpecr-
fully ihews, that he is feiz.d, in common with
the heirs Of Jeremiah Hacker, lats Of faid
Brunlwick, decealed, aud others w gour Defi-
tioner unknown, Of a tract Of land dtuate ia
Bruniwick aforefad, Bounded eaRery bv the
twelve rod road 10 called thirty ieven rods.
beginning on iaid road eight rods loutherlv
Of the North-ealt corner Of tract of land.
of which your petitioner has judgment of par
titlon rendered by this honorable Court, the
preieot form On BIZ petition Drelerted on the
trft Iueiday of March lat, the Ice extending
wes from laid read 10 far as to o0ntain all tlIas
traf Of h1ty four acres Of land. which vas
Told by the hers Of Ebenezer Smith, decealed.
to the f4id Jeremiah Hacked, IN the year fs.ven.
teen bundled aud isventy fix except i've four
tsenth parts ot the fame which your petitioner
now holds n ieveraliy by iudgmea, of Darti-
sion ~ aforeIaid, and that Of he remaining un-
divided nine fourteenth parts Of the laid G1ty
four acres. your petitioner owns TWO additional
undivided ninth paris " thares and II deiirous
Of holding and polpiIing ;he lamein ievera!tv.
Wherefore your petitioner prays, tAar narii-
ton of the remaining undivided nine four
teenth parts Of iaId drty four acres Of iand
may be made and that his laid two additional
fourteenth parts or ihares OF the Whole tract
atoreiaid--to Wit, two ninth parts Of the aid
undivided nine fourteenth parts thereof may
he divided and fct Of ID him, N hold and Nj
iels the fame in ieverslty, according 10 the
itatute n iuchcale made and provided
by BENJAMIN ORR, Bis .4tf,.ast
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

Gen. MoE.on is appointed Comptroller of
the city Of Newvork, in the place Of Mr..
Romano, removed. The Corporation IF the
city have g corrected" democratic Procedure"
in several other instances.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

1T q Cart Of Common Peas f5y tIr
oouhygr C@'15eyl7nd, tegrth andb.L
den AZ Portland in tai5 c-atg er
TIE tJird Ils5aay af N5vsDl5sr, AZ
1906
ON the petition 81 Iof,ph McKeen, where
Of the foregoing is copy,
The Court Order, rhat the Petitioner
caufe che fsveral Perfons intereRed III TIE ~
ate thertin mentioned, and living within he
Ga,e, the attcrnies Of fuch ~ are aht4n+.
and relding witnin The tate, % BE- duly no-
tilted Of iaiG petition, by fervng she1n pcrf.n-
ally with copy thereof, Or bv leaving 1 cory
At their DIV cling houie " Taft place W ah,as.
or by inieTrag the iublsnce oFthe lame thrae
weeks iucceIvely I'D one or more u. tic PUB
tic news papers, hat they may have oppurtu-
nifty to make their exception to thu e%irs. on
The frit Tucfiay Of March next to theif
granting the lame.
Atieit- SAM. FREEMAN, lex
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

THE fubfcriber hereby gives pub
lIc notice TO all concerned, that lhe has
been duly appointed, and has taken uDon her
ief the trul Of Executrix Of the laR viii and
teGement Of
MEILALF WITHERELL.
late of Portland, in the county of Cumberland,
trader, deceafed, by giving bond as the law di-
reefs She therefore requefts all perfons who
are indebted to the faid deceafed's enate, 10
make immediate payment and thoie who
have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the
fame TO JOHN PFICHARD, her Attorney.
JENNY WITHERELL.
Portland, r y. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

At seq, George Dearborn, son Of Gen.
Dearborn, Secretary at war.
IN this town, Mrs. Abigail Harden, a
red So
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

A very Important question has been lately
aqitated in tie Supreme court Of New YORK,
VIZ " Whether past masters are Hd5lcJor barh
mates stolen b their clerks out II ettes delVer-
Il at their Offices for ransPorat'oa ~ the '7ai1.
In England they are not liable out the pro-
visions of orr post-ofFice law are different
from those of England. Judge Livingston
rave it as his decided opinion that our posi-
masters were liable. The rest Of the conrt
gave no opinion upon this point, it not beng
Ii their opinion necessary ro the case-Thy
opinion Of Judge L. is however highly i'm
po~tant, as heis now appointed one a The
Judges Of the Supreme Court Of the Unit
"a States the tribunal before waich lhc
question must be ultimately decided.
xt ~ .e--
When Brennus, com nandcr Of the Gau's
bad taken Fo7ae, lis was offered suns O'
money to leave tie Guy. Walk the citizens
were weighing Il out, Cuaiius returned
from an expedition, and observed 70 the
French general, thar it had elcI been tie
custom with the Romans to ransom then
country with s<eei, instead Of golL lmmedl-
a.elv az cr, brcnnus was overthrow in 4
pitched battle. Our Camillus IS dead, and
We have PAID the tribute 70 the Gauls PIT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
] hotnaS C apen,
BLack md Pllr1h Mnker.

Black and Pump .Naksr,
INFORMS his friends and tie public that he
has taken a Chop on 'Titccmbs Wharf,
where he intends carrying on the above but
neis in Al It's branches. al 0rden punctu2l-
ly attended to, and the lmalIest favour CRATE
fully received.
W0Htet an Apprentice. one from
the country would be prefersd--Inquire AZ
above. Ian. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

A proposition has been made in the MARY
land Legislature, 70 present q sword TO
George Washington Mann, who acted under
Sen. Eaton, at Derne.
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y, a committee has been appointed at Ports
mouth to receive subscriptions for the relief
eE the sutfa~e-s NV the late FIRE
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yet possessed. With such 4 leader, A.
nerica could not be vanquished. With
such leader, the path ofliberty and nde-
pendence, might be intricate, but was cer4
tain. . ......
Who can take this short review OF our
history, without sentiments of the most
glowing admiration, for the sages who con-
certed, and the heroes who executed the
political worderwork OF our revolution
Where is the bosom that does not burn with
noble ambition to emulate the glory of our
fathers Ny fellow citizens, the events
which have lately taken place, are calcu-
lated to revive i'll the bosoms of us all those
feelings of bold and energetic patriotism.
which made us a nation and drew to this
side OF the Atlantic the eyes of an astonish.
I'd and admiriug world. On an occasion
such as this all diversity of political opi-
MON should be, and | hope will be, lost in
one great, one universal resolution, to SUD-
port our government or be buried i'm it's ru-
ins.-When the trump of war is sounded
OH, our coasts, and the cannon of an enemy
reverberates. along our shores; let US not
stop to enquire with diplomatic precision,
'nto the causes of the contest but, with i'm
@t'nct'ye patriotism, hasten to repel the first
attack upon our country At the cry to
lrms, the citizens of America, numerous as
the sand upon their shores, and hardy as
the oaks of their forests, shall rush from
the mountains and the plains, and wave the
triumphant eagle, once .bathed in the best
blood of their adversaries. Let US then,
my fellow-citizeHs, with the inspiration, as
well as In the language of that glorious in-
strument which first asserted our indepen-
dence, pledge mutually to each other, and
IN defence of our common country, our
lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.