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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31

From the New York Herald.

NAP, TON, & Co.
CoLvMBtANs, we're = wrsngling set,
Ahoat Embargo scold and fret,
Nor can we see with al our ewes.
What great advantage in il lies.
I'm with "7e m0ment's cool reflection,
l"dU see Il forms close connection
Bc'ween great Emperor Of Gsul
AMI our great Tom--nur IS that all.
Our body politics not dead,
a though CIT OF It's Federal Head;
Another head without soul,
tlX'd on Democratic pole,
Like weathercock, as was design'd,
Turns every way to face the wind
In federal times our free born nation,
Entroachments view'd with indignation,
Nor could their liberties surrender
Tho ordered BY the Witch Of Endor.
lsat Tommy and his plotting croney,
1lare torm'd firm of Tom e BoRey,
And they in CO. have clubb'd their knayery,
10 sink these states to abIect slavery:
Who when this league was fairly made, ,
Caltd in his Democratic aid.
Aud rais'd his arm and .oice, and said,
Place me bqt4a the highest station
You'll see the glory Of the nation
ehne forth in its meridian splender,
With naught to help it or TO hinder.
Says BOney- Tom, exert your cunning,
Keep Demo newsmongers a-Funning
Tell them that nothing can out brave ye,
Then silly rob them Of their navy.
And though they rave like bear that's
wheipless,
DO every thing to make them helpless.
Next Of their treasure take good care,
And send It all al | know where,
And To prevent their getting more,
With an Enl5argo oar the door
So that their fish, their corn and cotton,
With all their ships, shall soon be rotten,
In this grand plan to shew your merits,
Keep under ground the peoples spirits
As for defence, where seen deficient,
Make them believe gun-boats sufficient
place them like herring, rsund in shoals
And this will do to gull the fools.
Tell them the Indians now alarm We,
And you must have q standing army;
Aud thus, by help Of this expence,
You'll fleece them VI their very pence
And when you've wOye this treAch'rOus
web,
And sunk them to the lowest ebb,
Spur az your writers with their logic
You've one example for the project,
That is, when Moses left his brother,
The people gan to make pother.
Aaron, to shew his skill and cunning,
Set all his emissaries running,
To tell them, at his simple nod,
They soon should have a golden god
That now twas the Almighty's pleasure,
Each man should give up all his treasure,
And then, like wretch with broken leg,
Poor souls, they could not move peg
No rebels dare TO lift their noses,
Poverty bound them slavery to Moses.
You'll soon reduce them to this lot; Y
Mind then to strike while irons hot
Let this be constantly your object,
And while we're kings we'll make them
subject.
Yes-when these things have come to pass,
Then we may speak like Balaam's ass;
Cal ON our government to right us5
The more we call, the more they'll smite
US,
But then we'l glory in the thing,
That like great France, we've got King.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
PriVQte Scbo0k.

TEE fnbfcriber informs tbs citizens Of
Portland, that he intends keeping pri-
vate School in the Union School houle, Port
land, tOlicits flare Of their patronage, and
Preiumes he can give htisfa6tion to thole who
may favor him with the care and inGruction
OF their children. There viii be taught in
laid ichool, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Englhh Grammar, Geography, &c. There
will be but forty FIVE feh6Iars admitted, and
the ichool will commence as foon as fublcri.
bers for thirty fhail be detained. A lubfcrip-
ton paper Is left at Mr.. S Patterns Book
tore. ~ Terms 8 doIlf. so a., per quarter, |
doll. in aavazee ALBERT WIN3LOW.
Portland, OCT. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
C0bartnerhib Dtn1kued.

U0YH7I"EIDJIP DlU0IOtu.
TIE CoParinerlhip lately exiting under
the firm of
YARMOUTH & BLASDELL,
is by mutual content this dav diaolved. All
Perions having denssuds upon, or are indebt
ed 70 lad firm, are requeted TO call and iet-
tie the fame.
JONATHAN BLASDELL,
MOSES YARMOUTH,
ZseSa@, Oh. Z, m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
FRESH GOODS.

L. STEVENS = j. juit received and is nov
opening for faIe, al her llore in Finl ltceet, q
general ahoHment of
Fancy and Staple GooAs,
fuitable for the prefent and approaching fea-
fon.
LiEs7ujs-Ladics' kid and morocco Shoes.
October "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31

ON Saturday the Sth init. by the fubGcr;-
Der, between Bantam and Sacuin. the
wreck of fmall Schooner-her maqs how
lpri' and fails gone, and got her towed int
Boo'hbay harbour. Any peTfon concerned
may get information by applying TO Mr.
Jo5n ~ FgrL1Hs, in fai4 Boothbav.
OF IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31

a IL Perfons are hereby cautioned againA
Purchafing note 6gned by the fublcri-
Der IN December, 1907, in favor Of David
Weber, jun.-as he has received no COM
penIuion therefor, he il determined not 10
pay the fame. NATHAN WOODWARD.
Brmft0isl, Oh. IL, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
SeIctt Paragraphs.
COMMERCIAL.

CONNIE RCIdL.
A London paper of Sept. 5, and confirmed
bv subsequent dates, mentions, the ports Of
Holland being open TO All exports, except
hides, bark and salt This is considered as
relaxation Of BUna's DEGREES.
Aaotkey Dtmg A letter from Don
Pablo Sierra, "A member Of the political
body at Havana, and well known to our meg-
chdnts) dated At Havana, DIST ult. saws
g we have had a second meeting Of plan
tiers and merchants to deliberate on our
situation and it WIS decided to admit neu-
trial vessels, with every description Of goods
until Spain shall be in situation to provide
for our wsnts.-We expect large supplies
from England and think it would be of
great importance to America to raise the
Embargo before our people learn to do
without your tTade-for otherwise, you may
be excluded entirely by an arrangement with
England, which may be easily effected an
der our present impression OF your attach
mcnt to France, and hostility to our glorious
cause"
TC5acco "a letter from Campbell
county, Vrg. dated 81 inst says" On tie
21,h alt. We had frost III this country,
which has DESTROYED nearly all orr tobacco
and late corn--1his Is a most distressing
circumstance 70 our planters-Thcre will
certainly not be fourth of crop, particu-
larIy ofto5acco."
London, Sept. Sour commerce with
SPAN has already become considerable
one house in London has received an order
from that country for coarse wooden suffi
cient to clOthe 20 900 troops.
Oalers for cloth for the French armies
have been executed in the West Riding
Yorkshire, To The amount of R20,00Q, and
pad for inme distek.
- J51s1o 10000 60
The following selected paragraphs, from an
English paper Of the 5th July, will serve
10 afford tie reader al idea Of the valor
and intrepid.ty erinced by the British
troppsin Portugal, under Sir Arthur Wei
lesiey, together with the high estimation
ia " ich the military skill ariI bravery Of
that oih5e-, is held by the officers and
soldiers ulder ms command -
AZ the conclusion Of the battle Of The DIST
sucu was tie enthusiasm excited BY the re-
sui an iais our Generals, tl4t they all 10 Z
~ ~, wat up 70 Sir A. Wellesley, congr.A
l.i1'ur aim "a his success, and exciaining
-. Il.s. Generd, Is al your work =" The
T. ~ symDi.hize,l wi,h their leaders anC
laI., cx, pressed their satisfaction that thei
Id g.-,efai, as they called him. had wol
re b~.tse.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
Tickets and Quarters.
ISAAC ADAMS.

HAS for fale Tickets at D. S so and Quar-
rs at D. ! SO in the Fourth Clafs, Hat
feH Bridge Lottery. Highef Prize 10000 dol
lara Oa. "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31

THIS IS to caution all pertons againR pur-
chatting note given 10y the fubicri5er, in
favor of David Weber, jan--dated in De
cem6er, lso7-as he has received no compen
iation therefor: csnfequently fhaIl not pay
fad nore. JAMES WEBER.
HzrefTr,R, on. y, 1893.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31

ID zVb9m it may concern.
EVERY perfon who has any book belong
ing to the iublcriber is requeAed TO re-
turn them as ioon ashley are done with them
or NOT borrow any mSre At prelent
% IL. b. GRIFFIN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31

NOTICE is hereby given. that the fubfc,i-
: Der has been duly appointed adminiRra-
tcr Of the elfate Of
DAVID WILSON,
late Of Bowdoin, 10 the county Of LiHcoIn.
yeoman, decealed, and has undertaken thar
truit by giving bond as the law directs: al
perfons therefore, having demands againR the
eltate Of faid deceafed, are deired to exhibit
the fame for fettlement and all indebted TO
faid eltate are requelted to make immediate
payment
N. b fhall attend at the dwelling-houGe
of the deceaied, the 6rt Wednefays of the
three following months
JAMES WILSON, Adoa;aiarator.
on. o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31

THE fubfcribers RESPECTFULLY inform their
friends and the public that they keep
VICTUALS of all kinds, at the fgn Of the
Turkey, No. 2, Jones Row, Fifth. flreet, where
they will De Accommodated at the fiorteR no
tice, from s in the morning until 10 in the
evening. L. & M FISK.
Portland. on o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
David Smith.

Respectfully informs their former cufomers,
and the public in general, that he has taken
the fore formerly occupied by the above firm,
where he folicits the continuance Of their cuff
tom. on, "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31

THE Copartnerihip under the 6rra Of
James Chadbourn x Co.
is this day difoIved by mutual content; all
Perlons having demands againft faid firm 1se
requelted TO call and receive their dues-and
all Perlona indebted are requeffed to make
immediate fettlement with DAVID SMITH,
who is authorized to fettle the fame.
JAMES CHADBOURN,
DAYID SMITH.
Portland, 07. Is, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31

CENrIEMEN who with to have their
gates hang right, pleafe TO can't them 8 or
8 inches; and if they do not lwing quick
enough then, cant them moe. rs
OF 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
SHINE POUNDED.
NOTICE !!

WHEREAS Mary my wife has eloped
from my bed and board, this is 70 forbid
all perions harbouring or trufting her on my
account, as | will not pay one cent OF her con-
tracing from this date.
ABENEZER WIITMARSH.
Norzgay Sfff. 20, 1903. (OI7l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
Jonathan Stuart.

Respectfully informs the cuaomers of the
late firm of Stuart & Lincoln, and the pub.
lie in general, that he continues buGnels at
the former aand, where every favour will be
gratefully acknowledged. O7. ".
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
II NEW HAE-STORE.
David Bill q Co
TO TOHN TRY. Yo;ne,.

~
T do Publickly acknowledge having receiv-
= ed your inlfructions to come to Montreal
in Canada, and there 20 ferve the remainder
Of my apPFenticefhip-and do here aiign the
foIlwing reafons for not complying Herewith
You left Portland in June lait and your wife
and children, and myfelf, without money,
work and food 70 that was under the ne
cefIity Of returning home to my Parents, thir-
ty-6ve miles, and not cent to defray nv
travelling expences.
Secondly, you have moi bafeIy and de!ib-
erately, and under the mark of friendllip and
religion, violated the hofptalty of your
friends houfe by reducing the virtue of his
child therein to the irretrievable lofs of her
character, and the peace and Happiness of
her father, man who you have ever fpoken
OF as your fincere and confidential friend
Thirdly, you are con6dered by all cIanes of
iociety, as vile and abandoned character /;
and particularly 70 by that order of religion to
which you once was member, (the Baptiit
periuaiion) that you have been excommunica-
ted as unworthy Of the refpea due TO thar
nane-and do therefore think you an unwor-
thy example to myfeIf and all others who are
not funk into the moff wretched fate of de-
pravity JOHN SEDGLEY.
Portland, Sept. 81, 1908. (Oa.Ioy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
GEORGE PIERCE,

WE the fubfcribcrs having been appointed
by the Hon Sias Lee, Efq. Judge Of
Probate for the county Of Lincoln, to receive
and examine the claims OF the creditors To the
eftare of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31

WE the fublcriberS having been appointea
~ by the Hon. Judah Dana,Elq. 70 receive
and examine the claims Of creditors 10 the vi
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31

WYE the fublcribers, ConnlIioners, ap-
wv pointed by the Hon. Samuel Freeman,
Efq. Judge Of Probate Of Wills &c. for the
county Of Cumberland, to receive aud exam
inc the claims Of the feveral creditors to the
eltate OF
GEORGE PIERCE,
late Of Otis6eld, in faid county, efquire, dece-
afed, reprelented inlolvent, hereby give notice
thar fix months are allowed by the laid Judge
TO the Creditors to bring in and prove their
claims, and that they lhall attend 10 them on
the Taft Wednefday of the preient month, and
on the lall Wednesday of the Eve next follow
ing mouths, at the Counting room of Daniel
Tucker. from two until five o'clock, P. M.
DANIEL TUCKER, }
WILLIAM SWAN, ConmiCisrerr.
ELIAS MERRILL.
Portland, Oh. ~, 1903
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
CYPRIAN STEVENS,

late Of Paris, in the county, Of Oxford, PhyG-
clan, deceafed, Represented inlolvent, do
hereby give notice that fix months are al
lowed to laid creditors TO bring in and prove
their claims and that we han attend thar
fervice at the dwelling-houfe of Mrs. Sarah
Stevens, Admini1ratr;K to the eltate aforefaid
in laid Paris, on the fecond Thur.day of each
of the fix following months, at two of the
clock in the afternoon, on faid days.
JOSEPH RUST, ,
DANIEL STOWELL,l C.mmiGyuer,.
JOEL ROBINSON.
P1rS, September 29ib, 1893. s(OI0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31

The courage and patriotism lately mani
tested BY the women in several parts Of
Spain, in the present interesting struggle
for liberty, are traits in the female char &C
ter not new in that country, as will appear
from the following extract from its history.
Among the numerous combatS between
the Spaniards and the Moors, there was
one in which the women of Tortosa s:gnali-
zed themselves. They courageously noun
ted the ramparts Of their city, and perform
ed such prodg;ei Of valor, that RAYMOND
Berenger, the last count of Barcelona, insti-
tuted for them in 1l70 the military order Of
the Hecha or FlAmbeau. They merited &
obtained at the same time several honorable
privileges, which exist not at present they
have, however, the right of presidency in
matrimonial ceremonies, let the rank of the
men be ever so distinguished"
GEN luxor. This officer was original
IL private in the ranks, and owes his pre-
sent elevation to a very singular circum.
stance During battle on the continent,
Bonaparte had occasion to send adispatch TO
one of his Generals, and having rode up 70
the company in which Junot served, he as
ked if any among them could write JunOt
instantly replied in the affirmative. He was
accordingly called out Of the ranks to a
drum head, and Bonaparte dictated his dis
patch. While Junot was writing, a can
Ron-ball struck the ground near him, and
covered him with dust-".hat will do"
said the soldier, :" for wanted some sand
for my letter." " you are brave fellow"
Napoleon, " what is there ] can do
for you pc Have" replied Junot, 50 these
worsted epaulets taken off nv shoulders, and
replace them with silver" 1t was accor-
dinghy done the soldier was promoted, af-
made governor of Paris, and ele-
waited to his present rank.-Junot is a brave
and excellent general, but must be Of cap
tious disposition, having fought no less than
Is duels.-L0H. pap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
DAVID SYLVESTER,

late Of Wilcadet, in faid county, gentleman,
deceaied, Represented infolvenr, DO hereby
give notice that fix months from the goth day
of Augult lait, are allowed to faid creditors to
bring in and prove their claims, and that We
hall attend to that fervice at the office of Jers.
Bailey, in Wiicaiiat, on Saturday the goth day
of October infant, and tie ait Saturday Of
the four following months, from two o'clock
TO TX o'clock in the afternoon.
JERE. BAILEY, I c.um;0,u.,
SAM. ADAMS, oO''''v''""
Wyegga, o7 4, 1908. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
Edward Howe,

UsgslF<,er, No. 2, Uaioa -Rs1u,
INFORMS the public, that he has juil open
4 "a an ektenGve sfortment Of EuFIifh,
French and American PAPER HANCTNGS,
with elegant Borders and PANEL Papers Of
the very latel and belt patterns, which are
telling very low; fashionable FiiDges, Laces,
md Taf1els for curtains Chintz Furniture;
Bedticking Down, Live Geele ana Rul6a
Feathers Sofas with and without Hair Cloth:
Fafy and LoIing Chairs double and Jingle
Hair Mattrahes Mols do.
AL5-An elegant aGortment Of gilt and ma
booaav framed LOOKING GLASSES, as has
ever been offered for fale ID This town.
E. HOWE ALTO nuGs Sofas Eafy and Loll-
inc Chairs, Matranes Of all kinds, Gulhions
for Pews, sc Beds made and Sled, war
ranred Of the Grlt quality. High pof and
field Bed Curtains made III The mol fzfHona-
hIe ltvle.
CASH given fer Oxen and Horfes' COARsE
flair. II Dec 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
To RI SOLD.

THAT fmall but valuable FARM, lately
improved BY the lublcriber- ituated in
BTwjZUisE, on the county road leading 10 Bah
-conffting Of about 40 acres of Land a
Dwelling Houfe two Barns shop; an
orchard of about &C apple-trees, befdes 9th
er fruit: produces ABOUT 5 tons Of Hay
good Paituring and an Aquedud capable Of
fupplying the houle aud barn with water.
Ag0-A 30 acre Lot, adjacent to the above
-con6iting Of Wood, Failure and arabic
Land.
AJ5-About 100 acres Of excellent Land,
lying in Batb, near the above--con6lting Of
wood, paltu-e and moving
Aya-A Houle and half acre Lot in Ball.
Pleaiantly fi!uated on High-Rreet, well fin
fined, having fquare rooms and other con
veniences on the ground aoor and Chambers
II Proportion-with a good Cellar, Stable,
&c lately occupied by Capt. r. HZofley.
Ayo-One other half acre Lot on faid High
F,sst, peaiantly Gtua,ed All or a part Of
which may be had of the fubfcriber, Cd rea-
loRabla terms, and conditions Of payment IA
yorable to the purchaler.
Aa3ay5-A good FARM to be let to good
man, lying On tile Turnpike Road from Bssv-
dsi7 college 10 Batb.-Apply to the fubfcriber.
Fe5. ~. JAS. CURTIS, Jun.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
Sacred Mnfc.

he iubfcribers propofe to open fchool
On Wednesday evening next, for the pur-
pole Of teaching lacred muGc- The Tchool
will be conitantly attended by perfons capable
q leading he various psrts-by which means
I: Is Preiumed that pupils will learn more in
three months than they could in fix under
Jingle teacher-The fchooI houle in Uuior-6,est
wid pc opened two evenings IN week The
price II tuition two Dollars and fifty cents
including wood. lights, &lc-ane dollar in ad
vance HENRY HILTON,
Fs5. Is, WILLIAM COOPER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07

IN. L. OOT.
INFORMS the Pzyebafy Of ENGLIS
L GOODS, that he has removed from 14zc
Ey'5 Ro7O, to the fore lately occupied by Mum
roe * Tuttle,corner Of MiaIlr and U4ioa Steet5;
where may be found good aGortment,
GOODS, cheap as car be purchaled.- viz
Baize5 and Flannels, by the piece or yard
Perlele Fianels and Cloths
Broadcloths and Canimeres
Plains, Dufils Blankets, 6-4 to 1914
Common and Superfne Coatings
Worried Hohery--a quantity
Cotton and fix do
Pic bic and other fix Gloves
Kid Habit Gloves.
York tan and beaver do
White, pink and yellow Sarlnets
] carton real Thread Laces
Cotton, white and black elk Wells q Laces
Cap Patterns-Lace Mullins
White and colored Sarsnet Cambrics
Cotton Cambrics- CaIicoes and Furnitures,
Chambrays, Cinghams fix Veltings
Chambray Shaws
A large s1ortmenl Of fancy Cotton and In.
diA Cottons and Checks, Bombazetts IT, ID.
With variety Of FANCY ORNAMENTS,
viz ~ Cold and 6Iyer Bands and Chains
Buge Bands Beaded Crelcents
Beaded Star TTimming-SPangles
Silk Cords and Taiiels
PIumes and Oarich Feathers
Silk Habit Buttons
Morocco and Velvet Purles, u. ID.
Ail ofwhich will be sod on the very lowell
term' for calh. (ePtD De IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
Henry Smith & Co.

No. 4, Bfg6y's-POeO, HaVejEF r''''0ea
A N elegant and eKtenfve ahortment q
a GOODS, conhfing Of
Hamilton dice Cinghams
Dark check'd do-StTiped do
Plaid do; great variety
Dice Chambrays
Hamilton colored corded Cambrics
50. "A and o. white and col Cambrics
Elegant Crecian Robes-Fancy Dref1es
Fancy Bordering-ca licoes--Linen Cambrios
Cotton & linen cambria pocket Hdkfs.
A great variety Of cotton do
Bandanna do Fancy do-Barceiona do
Black, fate, dove, lmoke, purple, plumb
and brown Florence silks
Sill, FlOrentine, Of the fri quality
Standardization u black Grapes
White. rsle-white, fate, black, mix'd and
dove coler'd Ladies Englilh and French
Silk Hole
Black. white and fate Cotton do
Black Fate, brown and white Worried do
Black, white aud role-white Centlemen's
French and Engllh Silk IIofe
Lsmb's-wool and Angola do
Black, white and mix d Worried do
Chldrens white worried and lanb's-wool
Socks
EngliGh and French Thread Laces
Black Silk do
Elegant Gotten Armletts-R els
Pink, black, purple and green Duroys
Shalleons-WillbOar Bombazetts
Ladies black, white, Safe, York-tan 81 pur-
pie long, lhort Englilh and French fix
and Leather Cloves
po,,rar ~
Black and white Englilh and French fix do
IA and GA elegant Damaik Shawls
81 and 5-4 common do
"A great variety Of the mon fashionable Get
ron ditto
Dimoties-Furnitur Calicoes
Shire Munins-Spider-n do-Fancy do
Black do-Silk Velvets
Paris net Gauze--Linens
Shifting Cottons-Long Cloths
India CottOns and Calicoes
Brown and white PlatiIlas
Ga and "a Huckabuck
silk, cotton and leather Sufpenders
28 and 80 inch fix ard cotton Umbrellas
Ladies elegant bottle-green, cofbeau and
brown Royal Peliece Cloths
Bottle.green, purple and black pelece Tab
by Velvets
Black, Give, purple and blue Velveteens
Silvered Cord-Peliece Flannels
"A variety Of moi fashionable Velting
Olive, green and drab Plains, of good
quality, fuitable for gentlemen'S Sur5uits
White mill'd FanneIs
Superfne fashionable dark mix'd Broad
Cloths and Caffimeres
Bale KiedeTmnler Carpeting, elegant pat
terms
Patent Cords Coatings- Sattenetts
1914 and ia Rofe Blankets-Dufhls
Black, yellow, crimfon and white Flannels
~ All of which will be fold at very re-
1ued price Ga. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-07
GORHIM ACADEMlc

THE TFuifees OF Goy5ass -4f1delgy, give no.
tce that distraction commences on the
I'd day Of March next, for The third quarter
Male ltudents are admitted as ufual; and Fe-
male will DC likewiie admitted commit
tee has been appointed 10 procure proper
Boarding Houles for their accommodation
Seventy ftudents can Be properly accommoda-
ted, and all proper attention given them by
the Preceptor and Af1iaant
Fs5. % Up. LITTLE, Secretary.