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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-21
della.
COMM NIcA IRON.

friend has intimated to me, that possi-
bly, my remarks on the conduct of the fetle-
ralists IN regard to A. Burr, which were pub
lished in the last Enquirer, might be miscon-
ingenuity might construe that
paragraph into an attempt on my part to
place col. Monroe, on footing with the
traitor Burr Although I think it hardly
possible, that dotage itself could put such a
construction upon any part ce that communi-
cation, l will, to prevent even The possibility
OF such thing, declare, that had no such
intention; and God forbid that should e.
yer think OF placing col. Monroe on footisg
with A. Burr l only meant to point out to
Vol. Monroe the e.ctrene lengths to which
the federalists carried their opposition to the
government: that, in fact, their support of
nm was hot from motives of personal regard
Tor his character, but merely because thew
(the tederalists( thought, that through HIM
they might oppose the government with
greater effect. Col. Monroe now sees that
the federalsts are seriously supporting him.
Would 1t be too much to ask col Monroe OF,
his friends. ifhe should be elected president.
| whether he intends to administrative govern
ment upon principles agreeable to the views
and wishes OF these new friends of his-or
nots
AUTHOR OF THE CoMMUNIcATIoN.
TO THE EDITOR Of THE ENQUIRER.
| SIR,
find, without any previous acquescencs
on my part, that the friends ofCol. Monroe, nave
placed my name on his Electoral Ticket as am
satisfied that at the present crisis every effort to
elect Col. Monroe to the presidential chair, will
be pnavailing and injurious to the public weal--I
cannot permit my name to remain on the Ticket
OF Electors, announced in Mr.. Stanard's pa
per, and you will very much oblige me, if YOU
will be pleasedto state in youI next paper, thar
do most peremptoriiy decline being considered
as acanddete for the Office of Elector, as STAGED
IN TIE Ticket which has been published in one OF
the papers of your city. With sentiments OF very
sincere respect,
am,
| Dear Sir,
| Your Ob't Sery't
| RICHARD BRENT.e
Dumfries, Oct. 13, 1908
Mr.. B. had been nominated in place cf n &,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-21

The U. S. Gaz. of Philadelphia (FedA
has abandoned the election in Fennsylvani.
as hopeless 1t is calculated, tina: SNYDER
viii have majority of fczo kouSands.-
The election in New Jersey is also said to be
going on well.--
Reflections on S1tonish .46ars :gc. in our
next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-21

The President of the United States has
appointed BENJAMIN HARRISON, Esq. Of
Charles City, Commissioner Of Loans for the.
State OF Virginia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-21
APPOINTMENTS.

The Council of State have appointed G En-.
PRESTON, Treasurer, and DAVID S. CAR
LAND ESQ. Of Amherst, Register oF me
Land Office of this Commonwealth.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-21
RICHARD BRENT.e
Dumfries, Oct. 10, 1903.

Mr.. B. had been nominated in place Of d. G
Brent, Esq. resigned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22

A late 5e5ort H'om Havana, via y. York,
saes, that an embargo was expected to y,
laid on American properly in Cuba, and tina
in consequence, every vessel was hurIymg
away as fast as possible.
The Thomas Jefferson, Good Intent, b.
real, and Americs, all sailed from the Mis-
sisippi for Liverpool 22d Jan at which
time the Embargo had not reached n. Or
leans, although it was month after the en-
barge bill passed There were about 80
sail Of vessels at nj. Orleans, the Goth Jan.
one Of which was ship Gen. Green, Crab
tree, of Portland.
Letters from France say, that -four had
risen to 10 dollars per bbl AT Bremen, to
1C4 dollars. AT Nantz, cotton so cents per
ID AT Cadiz, tobacco, % dolls. At Am
sterdam, 10.
An account Of the Embargo, was receiy-
ed at Kingston, Jam about 14lh Jan. in
consequence of which American produce
had risen about IS per cent.-On receiving
it at Fort ROYAL, Mart Flour rose from 8
to is dis. fish from to 10, beef from to
2O.-It reached Antigua 18th Jan which
occasioned great rise Of American produce
-four was selling at Is dis. per bbl-On the
receipt Of the news of the embargo ut ST.
Croix, -four rose from to II dollars In one
day, and other provisions in proportion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22
Dleo,

AtIpswich, England. IN the month Of Oc-
tober last, the Rev. DIR William Gordon,
author Of the History Of the American Re
volution A remarkable circumstance in
the case Of this good man was the loss of
his memory for several years previous to his
death
In England, the celebrated Dr. Francis
Willis, aged 90, famous for his success in
curing insanity.
At HaIlOwell, Mrs Mary Springer, wife
Of capt. VIM. Springer, aged IS.
AT NorthborC, in the seth year Of her age,
Susannah, wife Of David Dennis, Esq Of
that town.
IN COrham, the 18th inst. Mrs. Nancy
Winship, in the 60 year Of her age.
II Scarboro, Mr.. Jeremiah Staples, aged
81 he was an honest man and auseful mem
Der of society.
In Mmdt, CAPT Edmund Bally, aged SIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22
FROM W4SHTNG TON

On the 9Th inst MIR. Stedman's motion in
the National Legislature, for considering th'
resolution for removing the scat OF gov
eminent was decided in the negatiye-ay
IS, noes 51.-Several amendments have
been proposed to the supplementary Non
importation Bill, and agreed TON which
At now provides, " that any goods brought by
a vessel which cleared ont previous to the
1 4th Of Dec for the Cape Of Good Hope, or
any place beyond, are not to be subjected
to the operations Of the pr.hibitory law
The Cape ofGoOd Hope" occurred twice
IN the same section. IF Mr.. Newton had
proposed that it should have been struck
gu in both places, then goods would have
been admissible in any vessel which clear
& previous 70 Dec Il, without specifying
thc lIacu
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22
<@zENN=-s

The distressed situation in which our
weak and pusillanimous administration have
involved the country, ought to awaken the
people to a sense of the nations wrongs,
and induce them to spurn from offices Of
honor and trust, all such aspiring and IN
principled demagogues, whose only recon-
mendations are, entire devotion to the views
Of the French Emperor-abhorenc FOR the
principles Of the great and good WAsHING-
ToN-and a hatred to our most excellent
ConstltutOn.-The numerous instances
which history affords Of the usurpatlon Of
the privileges Of the people, BY unPrncipled
,yrarls who have aRpihilatyd the.E Roasted
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22

rights with the iron hand of deap0tisin,
should operate as a striking lesson 10 us 10
suard against those evils which have uni
tOrmly proved so destructive On this sub
lect, a writer in the last Providence Gaz-
cite makes the following pertinent remarks +:
To secure your constitution, that
charter Of civil liberties, that rock on
which your very existence as an indie
pendent nation is founded, TO conduct
you in safety through the perplexing
entertainments of foreign influence and
domestic factions, and also to lead you
on in the path Of dignihed neutrality,
so wisely marked out 10 you in the part
ing address Of the great and glorious
WAsHIKGToN, who can no longer
fight your battles, you stand in need of
men Of tried Patriotism and abilities, who
wish only to command Tor the salvation
of their country, and whose every
thought and action shall be devoted to
its service.
Of such men a few now remain,
whose patriotic firmnes once reused
the energies of America to assert and
defend her invaded rights, and who, UNI
der Divine Providence, finally led her
triumphant, TO assume a conspicuous
station among the nations of the earth
Americans, are you disposed to pre-
serve your tottering state from ruin, to
maintain your constitution from inno-
vations, to preserve to yourselves those
civil and religious liberties, in the de-
fence Of which you formerly staked
your lives and property, and endured
with mistaken fortitude all the priva-
tons of long and arduous contest with
a nation then the most powerful on
earth Are YOU DESTROYS to transmit
those privileges unimpaired to succeed
ing generations reflect with serious
attention on the solemn duty which will
soon devolve on you, Of filling the two
most important Offices in your gift !;
and | most fervently beseech you to
consider, that on your choice most
probably rests the future welfare Of pos
terity, whether they will inherit the
blessings Of rational freedom, or be
doomed to bow their necks in degrad-
ing seryility
If you wish TO preserve your indie
pendence, you will naturally be- led to
cast your eyes on those men who have
with drmness passed through that frey
ordeal which tried mems souls who,
inspired by Heaven, conducted you
through a long * tedious war to Peace
and Independence. Thanks be to
GOD, we have yet JAY, PINcxNEY,
&c. whose wisdom and patriotism
have been long tried in the public coun-
ellis, and to whom you may look with
confidence for YOUR political salvation"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22
Qaarrlel.

In Eew-Cloucester, by The Rev. Mr..
Moseley, Mr.. Godfrey GrosVenOr, to Miss
Sally Allen.
In Scarboro, by the Rev. NJ Tilton, Mr..
Jonathan Foss, to Miss Hannah Harmon :
BY the Rev. Mr.. Lancaster, Mr. Abraham
Milikin, Of Buxton, TO Miss Phebe Harmon,
of the former place.
In England, the Earl Of Craven, to Miss
Brunton, Of COveRt- Garden Theatre, and
sister to Mrs. Warren, Of the Philadelphia
theatre A London paper observes, that
the two rival sisters Drury Lane and Covent
Garden, may boast Of each having given a
Countess 10 England.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22
REMOVAL.

MIR. TURNER has removed from Jones's
A'l Row to Midde-areet, adjoining Mr..
Stephen Turkeys, where he continues in the
line of his protection as Accomptant and
z ranlator and where Mils Morie continues
her ufual School for young Mides.-Perisns
wifling TO employ him will pleale to leave
mehage at lis houle, or at Mr. Robert n.
Smiths, Fifth itreet, where he has the conven-
fence of doing any writing BuGnels.
Feb. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22
SHIP Rrius.
VESSELS LEFT

VESSELS LEFT
At st. Thomas, Jan. IS, FOrtitude, Minot,
q Portland AT Kingston, GAM Jan. 40,
sch. John, Of Portland.-At Montego- Bay,
Jan. 10, Mary, Pool, Of Bath. AT St. AIMS,
sch Smart, Harding, Of Bath.-At st.
Ubes, Dec. 8, ship Mayfower, Of Pc tlaEd,
for London AT Basseterre, CO. Jan. 20,
sloop Packet, Evans, Of Wiscssset At. St.
Kits, Jan Is, brig Rose, Of Kennebunk /;
sch. -, Winters, Of Kenncbeck river
At Antigua, Jan a, Swift, Hilton, of Wis
cassett, dlscharging Phebe, Howard, Of
Portland, do
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
The Montezuma, Lincoln, Of Bath, Bar
BADGES; Nancy, Berry, Of Wiscassett, Gre
NADIA I; Equator Stone, of Kennebunk, Trim
idad and sch John, Patterson, Of Wiscas-
set, from the West Indies, arrived al Will
mlngton, II c. Jan. IS.
On the Dist Jan. there were nearly 30 sail
Of vessels at n Orleans, among them. the
speculation, Perseverance,, Thomas Wilson.
& General Green, of Portland.
Sailed from the Vineyard, Ian. 10, ship
Damariscotta, from JamaicP, for Maine ;
and Orion, Libby, for Bath
An hermophrodite brig from Crooked Is
land, for Portland, was spoken in lat. 81,
long IA
The British ship Triumph, of "a guns,
Captain Hardy. has left the Chesapeake.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22
Uaggon II beeLs.

TAKEN from Union EVba,f fome tine Gnce,
fuppofed by mRake, pair Of Wagon
Wheels, they were Handing againN ne Brick
fore belonging 10 MIR. w SToRER; AZ they
do not belong to the perlon who 'ook hem,
he VIII avoid trouble by returning them "a
Fsb %. DAVID SMITH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22
PORTUGAL sUBDUED.

The Mars, Miles, arrived at Phila'
delphia from 81. Ubes, confirms the
accounts of the capture of Lisbon, by
the French +; and CT st. Ubes, by the
Spanish troops. $4,000 Of the former
entered Lisbon the 5th December /;
and 6O0O Of the latter took possession
of St Ubes about the 18th. The Rus
sian feet, under Ad. Siniavin, lay in
Lisbon and four English sail of the
line accompanied the Portuguese feet
to the Brazils.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22

IN this town on Tburiday lat, by young
PURSE, containing one bill Of dollars, and
about four doIla : in Silver The finder by
leaving the fame with the Printer. fhaIl re-
ceive fws dollars reward and the thanks of
the loOler. Feb 22,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22

"A gentleman " said to have arrived 1T
Session from New York, who reported that
~ Lad seen an account Of the death Of the
8riiiss King, entered on tie Coffee House
cooks in that city furnished by an arrival
N Charleston, il 40 days from the Downs,
whrre, it is SAID, the vessels were laying
with their cClors half mast.-DoabtfAL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22
TAKEN UP ADRIFL

NEAR Stanford's Ledge, in Cape Elizabeth,
: - Long Boat about 3 feet long win
yellow tides without oars or PAINTER II he
owners NAV have her AGAIN by paying char
ges- ppply to JOHN STANFORD.
CHbs Els. 6efb, Feb. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22

7 OST, between this town and scarborough,
= French WATCH, VI n iighl ctloured
FIX Chain Whoever Ia. found the fame az
will leave IL with JosEPH MAxwFIL. on In
graham Wharf. or at this Office, Ihall re-
ceive handlOme reward. Fab y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22
NOTE,

NCIIEl
IS hereby given that the CoPar'nerihiP Of
the iubEcribers uude' the firm Of
4OHN POWERS, HUN e co.
is this day dlfToved by mutual content he
buhnels will be conducted as u.ua by John
PozUrrs, JuA. u 0tbO Hamilton. under the hrm
Of PuwERs & HAM ron, at their fore IN
Sanford. JOHN POWERS, Jun.
CALEB EMERY,
OHIO HAMILTON,
Sanford, FEB. >, 1903. (2z]
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22

10 be MI on liberal ternr5 at fubhc
44465i0n, on MOnD-4I t5e 5tb
dGy3 March he~t, ii nat PJeUlagl-
y Al19(d Of at PrIVate .faeI
HALF of a NEW Jaw MI l.. liked in
cJnple-e order, on Sasea,a9p E4A.-
For further particulars, apply 70 hlr jaMkS
81 ANLHARD NJ. A, Jones Row tOre-
hreet, Portland sale o. he premie,, AZ
d o'clock, A. IA Ff6 ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22

The fate Of Portugal is fxd 1t has
fallen victim to the Unsuitable ambition
OF the Destroyer of Nations and the
" brny tears" Of our tender-hearted
democrats have been so freely shed O.
yer poor Denmark, that they have not
drop left for honest Portugal. No,
no they stick to their creed, that
whatsoever Bonaparte does Is right.
Norfolk nan.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22
freB G0cd5.
Tofeph PAR cur,

loteph f<2r our,
A T the hore lately improved by BARBorS
& STocKBsIDoE oppulfe ne lr.u.aucs
Bfice, Fiji nreet, has jua received variety of
frab, a,oy and Sra "a KY
partly con6ing Of the fol!owiug-
Bottle green, coEbeau and fawn cl
ladies Cloths
Peiece Flannels
Blk mutt erry, fawn, green and drab T7bUF
Veive,s
4 vsrj handfome adortment Of Fancy Mac-
Inns
Ladies extra long " hite kid Cloves
DO black, white and fate habit ok do
10 kid ard beaver do do
Do blk white and late long fix d.
A large afortInent OF ladies X EensIsmeu's
FIX, worried ard cotton Hole
Silk shawIs
Bacdanna and fancy fix Hdks.
Back Barcelona do
Gentemens hack and white ELK Gloves
Linens aud linen Cambricks
Brlgilh Shirting
4 variety of fashionable COTTON ShawIs
Linen and linen cambrick pU,Ksr Hdkh.
Cotton cambrCk and common e do.
White florence Luhrinrs
Black aud other cOoured 10
Black Italian and Dutch Canes
Pink and white du
Fine and common 40 and GA white cotlsa.
Camhncks
Black and OLher cOlUured ~
Ginghamsi Prints Copper Plates
India Cottons Long Cloths
Madras Calicoe.
rs aud ga Iiuen Checks
Velvets; Cords Thickfetts
Patent Cord, Toilinet,e and Swanfdowa
VeHhg
Satin FlOrentine
Fine white Mari lilies
Gentemen's fur lined Gloves
Doe kin, beav er and wooIen do
Green, white, pink and blue Sarfnetts
Cotton Lac e Fancy Purles
Ornament ed and plain Combs
Glals 81 ttons
a quan ity bef Ed glifh Sewing silk & Twin
Faihio Iabe coat and v. n Buttons
Siik' cotton, Doe and Morocco Sulpcnders
Fine aud common brown Linens
',smbrick and common DimOties
Engliih, RHiIia and Derry Diapers
Ruii 81, Boalbazci.s; Wildbores
Dureys; Ou ants and Shallo0as
"a. 3 s aud 6-4 Oh Cloths
Gentlemen's LanbiwOc H0Ie
Super6ue, common and low priced Broad
Cloths, ATT colours
Dou5leIilIcd and common KeFfevmeres dc
Plains; Serge, y Oils
DtvoalIre Ksrley
Fine and common Coatnrs
Role hauke.s, loIae 1ers ia-lt aad nice
F.anueis Bsizss, watkins, &c. &c.
ALSO,
14lfs and -Ihpsts,
onG1irc Of
Sable,
Pole Cat
Elk,
b-aF, and
Mock Sable. If Nov. G3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22
4OrrlaltO,


M9ndaY, Fc0rHaT.Y Y, 1903.
On the arrival Of Mr.. Rose, at
Washington, it was expected that the
veil which obScured our political hori-
ION would shortly have been removed,
and peace and prosperity secured TO the
nation. Almost six weeks have elaps.
ed since his arrival, and we still remain
as Ignorant of the progress Of his nego-
ciationas ever.-While we nave assur-
ance that Great Britain is anxious to do
eyey thing on her part towards bringing
about an honorable adjustment of our
diHerenccs-to see the negotiation thus
protlacted-and urged by the awful
presenGmept that our couzciis are faint
81 ny French lnluence-we nave rc y
son to suspect all is notright.-So lon.
X the political head is diseased ana liz,
Fecumbent IN the lap Of apathy, the
prosperity Of the republic will remain
on an unsafe foundation But for that
mystic curtain which hangs over the
eyes Of deluded people, we fear il
would appear too obvious that the late
measures in Congress were the result
cf French influence, and the surrender
We arc about to make Of our neutrality,
Is at the instigatioa of Boaapagte.
accounts OF the progress Of Mr..
Roses mission; have for long time
been vague and contradictory. With
y 'nss7 few days, however the pros
pso' assumes more pleasing appear
@nce' and give reason to hope that it
Wi terminate in friendly manner
Whenever such an event shall he an.
noinced, (says the last Salem Gazette>
we may expect, from the declarations
o. Bonapafte, that Mons. Turreau will
Consider itthe signal for his departure
and that France (whose numerous de-
0'-s n direct violation Of the treaty,
nave been tantamount TO a declaration
y @ar) will Immediately assume hos
U'- ''diiade towa~ds this couatry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22
TO LET.

ONE half of convenient DWELLING
- HOUSE in MIDI z ltreef.-Enqulre At
No. Q, Jones Row, Fifh llreet. feb. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22

TWO Tenaments in houfe in Fore-ltreet,
fuit4ble for TWO large families --S1o,
the Store adjoining which will be lei together
or feparate For particulars. enquire Of
Feb %. THOMAS BECK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22

NiSp III III hOhS@l VI al NJ
no they stick 10 their creed, that
whatsoever Bonaparte does Is right.
[NoUolk tat.
" Advices have been received from Mr.
Armstrong It Paris, that he apPrehended
general seizure Of all American property in
France"
The tone of Bonaparte's recent DEGREES
admits Of but one step further; and that
is to decree that every person on the cont.
nent Of Europe, known to speak or to have
spoken a word Of English, To whatever
country he may belong, shall have his
tongue torn out by the roots.-Rep.
A bill has been read a second time in
the house Of Representatives Of the u
nited States, which proposes to give TO
Courts Martial and Courts Of Enquiry,
through the agency Of the district Judge,
where they may sit, the power Of coer-
cling Witnesses, sc.
The Editor Of the Baltimore Wing. has
been ind cted for libel against the NUM-
clPal court Of that city.
FROM PETERsBURC, FEB TO.
4 large sea schooner named the Good In
tent, has within a short time past cleared
out for Boston, loaded with 1000 bis. -four.
The necessary oaths were taken by the Ow-
ners and captain, that The cargo should be
refunded within the US.
The Good Intent proceeded to sea--a-
bout three leagues from the capes Of Virgin
IA, she was overtaken b. pilot boat, and
the original caPtsiR and crew ri aticaIly
forced from on board, and new captain
and snds took possession of the vessel, and
changed Acr route s5identy for The West Indies.
As an evidence Of the fallacy, and often
the absurdity OF the reports winch we re-
cci,e from Washington, we are induced to
tat the following circumstance On
hursday evening last, all the purlieus 81
Washington were ~ comr.ction, in cunse-
.Ience Of its being Positl: ely stated, that
Mr ROSE had left the city an open rup-
ure with Great Britain was in the mouth.
fevcry attrghted quidnunc At length il
AZ n asCcrtaincd hey ond the possibility Of
.ubt, Mr. Rose hid indeed LEFT THE
IiIY 70 DINE At GEORGETOWN
LReB's GaS
The famous DR. Bollman has returned to
New-Oreans, and commenced Vaccination.
The Aurora Teens afraid he will inoculate
with Burrism.
The new council Of appointment, Of New
york have displaced al the officers appointed
Taft year by their predeceGors. De Witt Clin-
ton i appointed Mayor Of Network and
mott of the old officers to the places from
whence they were removed.
4 Wit reading in a newfpaper the other
day the prophecy of certain gentleman,
itateing that Bonaparte having now placed
one foot in the Baltic and the other IN the
Mediterranean. would at fome future time
bend over and wafh lis hands in the lakes of
North America, remarked, 4" hat lie coniec
tured if Napoleon fhoule make that CoIoilal
itoop, the Britifh would be rather apt 70 give
him spanking in his recumbent poRure and
perhaps pitch him over and drown him in the
Atlantic N B. HH5 Guardian.
2zEyN-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22
LOST.

A Very large ELK Umbrella, which vas
~ left at the Court houfe in this Town at
the adjournment Of the s. J Cour IN Deem
Der lat. whoever will return faid Umbrella 20
the fublcriber lllaIl be Handsomely rewarded.
NATHAN KINSAdAN,
PortIsaS, Feb. p.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22

MOlIL-s
THE CopartnerfhiP Of TIE fuDfcrbers under
L the firm of BRADI Il u BRO A, 10
this day di1oIved by mut content II
perlons indebted either by note or accos1, %
fsid firm are requeted 20 caIl v lh1u, y
on LEVI BRADIsH. az bis Bake houle, anu " I've
them adjuited. LEVI BRADioH.
FEB liz. DAVID Brown.
~ The Batizg-B.faef will be IA ried On
as uGual BY DAVID BROWN a ne 3axe-
houle lately occupied by B'a46 1ras
where may be had or I'D thUufand weight oE
Ship Bread, c heap tor cath. FEB y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22
70 LET.

A Very convenient two ltory dwelling
IA house hru2tea on PIeaiant-ftreet, con-
tanning two parlors. kitchen, chambers, out
H. ufes, barn, &c. at a very reafonable rent
and pofeihon gwen Immediately ty
NATHAN KINSMAN.
Portland, Feb %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22

TX n NDIICF Z
FORBID any erfon o. peTions ksrt5ring
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-22

The new council Of appointment, of New
york have displaced AL the officers appointed
la@ year by their predictions. DE Witt Clin-
ton j. appointed Mayor Of Ncwyork and
mott Of the old officers TO the places from
whence they were removed.