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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27

no. b longing + the a5a';niafa.',-,
Fay. it is apparent that eur govern
ment is relo.ved 10 20 to "ar "i'a
EnelRa, it the people vii bar
them out in it. The quarrel between
Mehrs. SMITH and JAcgsoa, you
will have learnt from the papers
al Leaf one Gde CT the tory. Br1
will not The american Fe9ile al,
WAY the whole correiponesnoe "
tween the Secretary and Miainer is
not publfhtd as The correspondence
between Meilrs. ERsKINE ana SMITH
was the l4it fpring? The late eorref-
pondence muh be OF the greater i'm
portance The letters from UlF.
irgton fate many particulars on the
fubjed of the rupture, particularly,
that when the whole correfpondence
is made known, and the proofs ni
explanations fairly developed, very
different feelings will arile from Ihoie
now attempted to be excited. II it
hosld appear, on undeniab.e evil
dence, that Mr.. JACKSON holds in his
hands copy OF letter from MIR.
ERsKfNE TO Mr.. SMITH. in which
the former AYERS the facts ailerted
by Mr. ]. that ths infyuGons were
hewn the Secretary previous TO The
iigning OF the Arrangement III al
10, it ihall be proved, that MIR. Sec
rotary SMITH, IN tie fri mJfance char
ged Mr.. s government with having
acted PERFiDlOUSLY, in NOT
ratifying Mr.. ERsKiNn's agreement,
and that Mr.. J. on the evidence CT
Mr.. Els letter, and to exonerate his
go,ernmcn, from the charge of Per-
fdy, alledged that Mr.. SMITH was
acquainted with Mr.. EKsKINE's in
itruttions from the beginning and
if too it ihould appear TO the Aseri-
can People, that beoaule both parties
periiited on their points, that the A
merican Government, having the
power, interdi6ted all communica-
ton between MIR. ]. and that govern
men; VIII the People content TO
be involved in al the horrors and
deprivations of war Itrul not.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27
HARTFORD, NOV. 81.
7bs Ne7u Princes, and TIE Tang

7hs Nzu Priaes6, and TIE Tang
Prince.
The itory, that the mighty Napo-
icon has offered a title to King Jc-
rome's wife No. /, appears to gain
fome belief. Without exprefIing an
opinion OH its claim to credit. we
may be executed for fuggeiting fome
realons in favor of the adoption OF
the young Baltimorean, as an heir to
the fortunes and crowns of his Impe.
rial and Royal Majety. The corii-
can Dynaity does cot promife TO be
very prolific. Napoleon has no chill
dren, Joieph has none, Lewis is faid
TO have bur one, and THAI rather fee
Gle and fickly, ard Jerome has none
by his wife No. :. 1t would be
knocking to have the race become
extinct with the prefent generation,
as it bids fair TO be. Especially, rs ,h.
prefunpti fuoceilor of Bonaparte,
will expect, of oourfc, TO be heir to
at leaIt dozen kingdoms. Now
this little E5aver at baltimore, will be
remarkably well fitted 10 mount the
throne of Europe, as he is, directly or
indirectly, allied to more nations,
than any other perfonage in eniitence,
who has any of the Imperial blood
IN his veins. His father is french
Corlican, his mother an AMER an,
her father is an Iriihman. and her
mother is faid to be a Dutch wo-
man. King Jerome and the New
Princeis, were married in the Uni
ted States, the latter remained here
until fart time before the birth Of
the Young Prince, when ihe went
to Europe, and his High ,efs was
born in England. We think he
wants nothing to qualify him for
univerfal empire, but to have an op-
portunty TO complete his education
in France; and if his adaptive father,
as the Newspapers have lately declar-
is really Antichriit. by multiplying
the young gentleman's heads and
horns, and marrying him as ioon as
he will do, to lome defendant on the
old well known female Head Of the
family, the buGneis for wlieh they
were originally deligned, will all be in
their own hands.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27
REItdRK.

a. Thus far the National hteNi-
eencer Of the 18th Tho from
this article it is evident, that Nego-
tiation, in the fuccefs of Which every
American heart was deeply interei-
ted, has been abruptly broken off /,
aud the unufual meafurs of the IN
DICrION Of a Public Accredited
Miui1er adopted, on acknowledged
IMPLICATIONS INVITATIONS"
and IaiNUATIoNs," in diplomatic
correspondence ;-thoueh VIC repeat
this is eydent-we .houid have copi-
ed the paragraph without much
comment, had it no. ben followed,
two days after, by the following in
temperate article, from the fame
fource An article which makes it
apparcnt-that the disulgers of the
fact Of the infnlt BY mGaaatim-if
the fact be as difcloled, which from
former experience the public have
good grounds to quenion had fomc-
thing more in view in il than mere
public informa ion. Cent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27
wAsHfSGT IN, NOV.

WASHINGTON, NOV. q.
In the courf- of thc correfpond-
encr, which, it ieens, has taken place
between the Secretary of State and
Mr.. Jacklon, we underlfand, that Mr..
1ackion had ftated that the defpatch
from MIR. Canning to MIR. Erikine of
the 23d January was the only defpa,ch
by which the conditions were pre-
irribed to Mr.. Erfline for the oonclu-
ion of an arrangement with this
country on the matter to which it
related-,hat Mr.. Smith in his reply
had allarcd Mr.. Jacklon that no fuch
declaration had ever before been
made 20 the government, and added,
THAI if that deipatch had been COM
municated at the time ofthe arrange
ment, or if it had been known that
the proportions contained in it were
the only ones on which he was au-
thoriied TO make an arrangement, the
arrangement would not have been
made,-that, notwithstanding this
aiiurance, Mr.. Jackion in his next
letter indecorouay ufed a language
implying that Mr.. EriSine's inftruc-
tons were at The time made known
to this government,-that in MIR.
Smiths aniwer an intimation was dii-
rin6tly given TO him that iuch an in
iinuation was inadrnilIible, and eipe-
cially afger the explicit eneveration Of
this government tha, they had no
iuch knowledge, and that with fuch
knowledge iuch an arrangement
would not bave been made, that in
Mr.. Jack,on's next letter the fame
srofs Iniinuation having been reiter-
ated, and even aggravated, it only re-
maincd, in order to preclude oppor-
,un,ties, which had been thus abuled,
to inform Mr.. Jackfon. as Mr.
Smith did, that no further commu-
nications would be received from him,
AMI that the neceiii,y Of this deter
mina:ion would without delay be
made known to his government, will,
an aflurance to it, at the fame time,
that a ready attention would be given
to any communications affecting the
interells of the two nations through
any other funttionary that may be
Northumberland LatelLgeneer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27
Ernu Nerr.1lrk. NJ. -

I" PesTscRIpr.-We have been ~
formed from the be't authority, that
the britiih Packet now undergoing
repairs here, is ordered 70 fail az 'oon
as pohble, TO carry out Mr. Oakley,
who is bearer Of lnPortant dsipatch-
es from Mr.. Jackfon. Il is iu2po-
fed the Packet cannot be got ready
for fea -b.fcte lhurfday CT Friday
next.
Mr.. Jackfcn intend 70 fpend The winter in
this city but will not, ii /, lAid, cave WAfhins-
ton I'll .ahee the meeting Cons -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27
Letter from Neuy0rk, Nav. 10

4" Every thing is in fate of agi-
tation and al?rm here, in COME
quence of recent events in Walbng.
tsn. Engliih Goods have had a great
rife and exeriions are making to
iend off the ihipping, in expectation
of AN EMBARGO Immediately az
ter the meeting of Consrefs. The
beit informed people in ,Yai5iHe..a,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27
From tie T7teli;gegter sfthe Isl.

From tie ITteAiggEtrr 3Fthe 1870.
All urgociation with the Blitilh govern
meut at this place is f,fpenied by one Of
thoie events which we iiiould call extraur-
dinirr, did not their frequent occurrence
fora ft y years paIt MAKE them familiar to
"a. Without any redrefs for the accu-
np'at' wrongs heaped upon rs, or for
r.e bitter iadSuity CON uit'ed by the out.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27

70 have no rish,. : Is he to take
the approximations OF cur miniitsTs
for granted and to ailent 70 whatey'
Fl colouring may be given 10 things,
upon the pain of having his functions
fufpendcd I This to be fure is We
~ noble and magnan.mouS rule OF
action. But let US fee whether it
has been adopted by any orher gov
Iefnmeni than this.
+" / he cafe Of Mr.. Pinkney and
Mr.. Canning is precifely in point.
! he former communicated to this
government the iubitance of his con-
fcrenees with the latter, and did il IN
language which was eonGdered by
Mr.. Canning as not warranted by
fa6t, aud conveying meaning en-
tirely different from that intended.
| ne miniiiers very politely contra
di6ted each other, and yet Mr.. Pink
ney was permitted to remain at the
Court OF ot. asnes, and was never
threatened with a dimifial.
" But let us go a li:tle further.
rs the Britifh Miniiter has been diff
miiled for inpEailg oontradi6ting Sc.
eretary Smith, and thereby infulting
the government, it may be well to
look little into The behaviour Of
Minilters of other governments. Is
ii fuppoied that We have forgotten
the conduit of The Spaniih Minilter
YRUJo : Spain was then the ally
of the Emperor of France, and the
Marquis was quietly permitted to a
bule and inlult our government with
IMMUNITY. Turn to The papers of
1906, and read bis publications,
whence it will appear what indigni-
ties were borne patiently where Ma
polcou was concerned, even after a
brutwm fnhnen had been difcharged,
which threatened mi shty refentment.
Mr.. Randolph, on the floor of Con.
grefs declared, that the Marquis Yru-
10 had I" bearded the Prefident at
his Capitol" And yet we difcover
none of the genuine consequences of
that nice and lively fenlioility TO the
touch of honor which MIR. Madi(on
has now Affected to manifef."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27

<1'0U J"erf0Hl JyeW Ioe JoWf f1p<r.
Querc-If Robert Smith forces the
country into war with England, is
it not reafonable to expect that Bon.
apatte will reitore to Gen. Smith his
4oo. 900 dollars worth of property,
ieized and detained in French ports ?
And is it UNREASONABLE to fufped,
that brother Bobby is not a little in
fluenced by fuch like considerations ?
Every man mutt lend a hand to re-
cover General Smiths money. OF
what Importance is 1t, if 10000
hives and 100 millions of money, are
faeri6ced to Crafty Robert Smiths
refentment, and rctore Gen. Smith
his money I
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27

MR.. JdCKSON'S DISMISSAL.
In lengthy article on this fubiea,
the Baltmiere FEDERAL Republican thus
remarks
" 1t Teens that the ayowed caufe
OF Mr. lackfon's difmiiIal is, that he
indff9T9gy contradieted Secretary
Smith, by implication. Administration
had the power to chaitife that info
lence, which would not content to a
fuppoied milta,ement of facts, and
to gratify the recruitment of Robert
jmi'h (1veR hiram in Baltimore) the
power was exerted by the difmiflal
of the refractory Minifler.
Will any one re 70 bold as to
contend. that a mere disagreement
as 70 facts, with Robert Smith, is a
iuiiicient publication for fuch an i'm.
portant itep as the haiy and infult-
ing difmiilal of foreign ambatla.
dor Is foreign miniiter, bccaufe
10 uie a common phrafe) he comes
uron cur egrn s,emgd to treat with us,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27

Now, that the Britiih minif,er has
been difmilIed, and England is no
longer permitted to have an ambaf-
fador of her own choice to reprefent
them, what will be the fate of Mr..
Pinkney +! MIR. Pinkney will be dif-
miled from the Court of ST. James,
and thus will both parties have
drawn the fword for battle. But
who will itrike the fra blow /? We
of courie. We will fsnd out our
gun-boats and capture every Bri.
9TH merchant ve6el on the high feas.
We will iend Wilkinfon with his
army to capture Jamaica, and Full
TOMS torpedos fhall blow up every
Britiih man of war that peeps her
bowiprit within our waters. AS to
Canada, the late Governor Sullivan
friends, the 57Ratteys, ihall have the
glory OF reducing that poflellion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27

Some FAY chat as foon as Robert
Smith found that the Britilh minif-
ter would get the better of him in
the negotiation, he determined to
kick up rumpus and end the diff
cuiiion by quarrel. The Secreta-
ry was mad becauie he could not
wind the prefent miuilfer about his
finger as he did Mr.. Erikine.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-17
FarthQRQkes.

Extrac. Of letter from N officer IN
9Th regiment to his friend IN Glasgow
ed Sicily 18th April, 1899, say.--" N
Etna burst out on the 2Gih or 21.h ut
most tremendous manner. HE hTst2
eruption w~s from the very top. lv
new craters opened shortly attrrWa'd
bout half wa down the mountain, and
continued TO throw out rivers OF buun:
va ever since. Several estates have
covered with lava 80 On 20 feet deep
first three or four nights, | saw ltveF
from this, and very large river CT 10
lava running down from the crater
The court naaf,ial On admiral Oan
doss not take place this day, owing %
absence Of necessary witnesses.
I'hetria oflord Gambler viii be 'Xf'
" interesting. The charges nave
made out from the log book Of lord y
ranc's ship, but bis lordshipjs not lF
sccutor. 1t is said that d ce'taIn dEg'''
i'll humor prevailed IN the feet at I a,
cumstance Of his being employed ooi": !.
petition, and that the signals were =,
not seen, or not repeated 50 rs 10 D: ~,
ed in time to complete the destrAco'D :
lord Cochrane so gallantiy began :,
Charles w his queen, and the P': IN
peace are still at Marscil!es they ~ :,
one of lie finest hotels liz that cl.yy, Civ
at a very expensive rate.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-17
F Q r E | G. N.
Received BY late nrrivols from France an!
Eng hnQ.
OF SPANISH AFFAIRS.

LONDON, Tune %.
The re-occupation of St. Andero by the
Spaniards is confirmed. The Revenge ar
rived at Plymouth, brought brief detail Of
the particulars and about 100 French pri-
soners, out of 800 who swan from the shore
of St. Andero, and saved them selves from
slaughter by throwing themselves into the
hands of the English. They report that the
Spanish patriot, Don de Polier, young
man OF twenty two, who took the field some
time ago with few followers, armed swith
pixies, fusils, and other weapons, had now
with him five thousand men that he had
set out with the avowed purpose OF giving
no quarter to the invaders of his country,
whose atrocities had reused the spirit of in
satlabe revenge. Hehad succeeded in e
very skirmish, and excessively harrased the
enemy. He took St. Andero by ASSAULT,
and Of the garrison of 800 men he put 500
to the sword. The remaining body had got
on board the Statira, which lay in the Roads
and as we have stated, above 100 of them
are arrived in the Revenge sloop of war.
The capture of two of the prizes taken by
the Statira and Amelia was occasioned by
the above events at St. Andero. On the
entry OF Dc Polier they Immediately quit
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-17
The Eabe1itim,

IN the absence Of foreign intellisrrd
is nothing talked of upon Change Su
grand expedition now On foot. Ibut
sist OF IS, 900 or 10000 men. Then
part of i, is to be under the commandt
Home Popham, and If we are n58g
formed, the military command gilbe
en to gen. Hope, Or he earl of Morn
is understood to be dessined for an d
upon the island Of Walchern, which,
vernmsnt has lsarnt within these few
is almost desll;ute q troops thr h
been all marched TO join ihe grand arm
Germany. This enterprise IS also o.
taken with view OF giving the DQtch
pie an opportunity Of shaking Of ii: II
yoke.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-17

ted that halhor and put to s..
These prizes arrived at pl, mor..N
nay with the Statira one Of ~ o.
Fsench brig Rejou'e, la<.sn w ssa
masts. Another of these prizes !. \
schooner, in ballast, with a numb
soners on board.
The Statira has also brought /.
French corvette, OF IS guns. and ~
from St. Antonio, with soldiers, w
some linen and a great quantity Of !
plundered from the Spania,ds.
The Amelia has taken larae
fitted out by the French, hsvrs
IS COO dollars on board. Ther+ o.
Their in company WI h $1,000 d.,
board, but she escaped.
Letters from Madrid dated then,
press in confident terms the hon.
French will soon leave Madrid. .nlE
correspondence between the csa1
London will be restored. W.,
says one of these letters, "to comma.
direct with London in the couns q
mouths"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-17
Battle IN Poland.

BY the last arrivals from Heligdni
vernnnent received accounts of bath
ing been fought at LubIin, in Pcl.a
tween the archduke Ferdinand's ann
the Poles and their general, Dcnbn,
killed, which is believed to be perke5,
rect; but government do not iteIlg
in published the account rs olhciaM
receive further in formation. Tie I'll
lasted at intervals Tor FIVE days.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-17
From Me Cotten5u'g Ma
HELsINGRUEG,

HELsINGRUEG, J =. i,
The emperor of Russia IS on 80 ;: En-
to Koningsberg. Ihe paiport Of l ns fla Eir
is to obtain all interview win NV on
Prussia, respecting matters that +"
can only be conjectnred,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-17

softne.s of the wool as depending on the
food, a limit appeared fixed to any improve
ment of this quality, and the subject was
dismissed from my attention.
ITO be contnufd.l
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-17
LONDON,

lLONDOl'f IL .dJi
The Plover, which arrived on III Lib
Plymouth, spoke several neutral ys's n,d
France, the masters Of which lni9s;: ID
that all their crews were sent -.
French armies. ..,- i!
The following extract OF a srIrl
Memel, seems to give the negai'V' 80 al
mour tina, Prussia had declared v"
France. INN q
War has now actually been ' ssada)
our government against Austria sa 81 Pr
sian arnyis marching through h E,rJio
against the corps Of tbe arclldl 1R5:.t,I,.
who is retreating from the = and $:
king cf Prussia, remaias ns11''"'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-20

10: & 3. I .e W5sJ,
JAS jul received by tie chr. Ai,ds.,
80 Bbls. snpefline fL1DH
10 half Bbls. do Do
The above Flour Is Of hyperion quaii'y
and OF this years sfowih-whieh will be iola
as low or lower, than can be purehaled IN
town, Of the fame quality.
Ayo--in St0,s,
1000 bufhels yellow Maryland CORN,
~ Hads. James river TOBACCO,
Is keys FIG TOBACCO,
IS bags green COFFEE,
which will be difpofed of ON terms that can
not fail to fuit pufchaiers
Nsv. Is. (u)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-20
(CIRCULAR.)

To tie I.bebif..-fs sf iBs D;e,ia Of Eisias, t5i,
ddssf Is respectfully mtmitsd
e ONSIDERING the alarming ftuation in
- which we are placed refpetting the lands
we po1efs. and tho evils and sffk Cling calam
i.ies that have taken place in iome parts OF
our Dinriet, in confequepce of claimants or
pretended propfietors to our lands the in
hsbitan,s Of the town Of B,ifei, did on the
2oth of October infant, convene and appoint
the underfgned as Committee to correipond
with, or publih in fuch manner that our
fellow citizens through the Dii.riS&, in in iim-
liar circumstances, may apprehend the motives
of our proceedings, that they may be induced
to cooperate with US in fome manner TO re-
lieve US from the calamity with which we
are threatened, and which we have in feme
meafure, ourfe.ves experienced. In the firit
place we difclaim the idea OF oppohton to the
Contributed Authorities, or the rights Of isd.
vduals, but look to them for protection--
Claimants are coming on US one after another !;
and even eontending with each other which
fliall fhars our lands, and fsould they rscsv-
or can give US no title. We therefore re-
quelf the citizens of Maine to take the mat
ter into confederation, and cooperate with US
in devifng iome meafures of redref
We propofe that Com rittse or Agents be
appointed by each town, to meet in conven-
ton in fome central and proper place, for the
purpofe of draughting petition to the Legif-
lature Of this Commonwealth, requeiting them
to take our Gtuation into confederation and
afford Us tina, relief which they in thsir VIII.
dom may conceive moi proper.
THEREFORE, W. tie Csmxi,ise IF t6s fslpn
Of I,,fsi, according 10 fbs d, ssfi0s. gvsn a,, do sp
point Tanday tbe 2osb day Of Df.efsSsy, 1909, tie
day 70, tbs Casvenfioa IF all fbe Committee, q 0sJ.
fosU.s ssi elssfafion, that ssay fsa,e 70 jsis ~.
II bs d,peiii.g ioH,e u MI. ENocu DotE, q
New. Milford and rps fbs unis.fgrsd Csmm.tiss,
s@ss!y i0iied fbs sospsratisn # all O,5y torVs, asd
fiasfsfions zDib ~, at fbs Eus, Place and for TIE
t1Psss, sjov.menfioaej.
WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN,
MARCUS HOW,
JAMES DRUM4N0ND.
Daisi at BriRol, fbn sob DAY IF 0s.tey, 1863
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-20
9uf Reesived and far Sal at
PATTERNS BOOKSTORE L,

9uf Reesived and far Sal at
S. PATTEN'S BOOKSTORE L,
A GREAT variety of new Publications,
"A amsng which are the following, viz.
New. England Biographical Dictionary. by
J. Elliot, ID. ID. the American Biographical
and Hnoricai Dictionary, containing the
Lives, Characters, and Writings, Of the mott
enainsnt perfons in North America Currans
Speeches; Romance of the Pyrenees: Orig
inal Poem. Antidote to the Mifsriss of HUI
mar Life Cslss. in Search Of a Wife +;
workmaa's Ehay; Child Of sc Fathers, &c.
Iikewife- fof 1910, viz.
Farmers, Lows, and the Poor Clergy
mans, by the grof., do1sn, or hugls.
Afo-A few TICKETS, QUARTERS and
EICHTHs, in the 9th Clafs CT Hsyf<td B,i.gs
L.st,y, to draw the 10th inifaat, thu only
one 10 be drawn this year.
PoysissS, Nv s, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-20
REMOVAL.
Thomas Beckett,

Thomas Beckett,
INFORMS his friend, and former cuaomers
that he has Removed from his former
ftznd, to the lhop two doors below the hgn
Of the Indian Chief, in Fiji lirees, where lac
carries on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in It's various branches and where he has for
fale, q fmal afortmsnt of
ENGLISH GOODS,
with general aGortment of TRIMMINGS
Which he will dilpofe of en- the mon rea-
fonzble terms.
~ Country cuilomers attended to at the
ihortsi notice. Nov. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-20
81 RE- }fOKiL.


= ,
HAS REMOVED from his late itaua 10 the
4 flop Zone door ahoee) in the building
la,ely occupied by Je'rrS I vi,, fIsn STREET,
at the hgn of the GoLs WAreu--~here he
carries on the
Chck and Watch Making BahaeG,
in its various branches, with faihfunefs and
dfpatch. ~ Clocks aud Watches repaired,
and warranted to give iatisfattion or no pay
will be required.
He has ua received a.a now offers for fale
on the mott reaionable isrtas a general abort
men, of Ladies
Leather and Mur9cc, SHOES,
of the fri quality, fuita5Ie for the fesfsn.
Thofe who with to purchafe by the dozes,
can be fupplied at prices which cannot fail
to give fatisfaetioh.
Portland, Nov s, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-20

joining Prefumpfcot river, eleven miles from
portland--a convenient land for tavern,
brakeman, or Mechanic.
hts-.a good sAW-AfI!.L "A part Or the
whole of fad property will be fo'd, a, nay
ben fuit the purohaler-for iunail parr 4 ,wn,
and credit of four or fevcn years will be
given if requefted. for the reInander.--Esr
further particulars inquire of JOSHUA
SWEET, in faid Gs,5ar Off, July "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-20
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