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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
Trouble ia the Wlg7rani.
A LAND HOLDER

The guardians of the Embargo and Levi
Lincoln. held grand poyvssogp in this town
iCsay) last Monday, for the purpose Of fur
,her,ng the election of the embargoroon cam
Siaates, and "restorc the harmony OF social
intercourse" between the Office seekers and
Office holders.
I, Is evident there was something rotten
N their camp. An electioneering pamphlet
had been put in circulation. to which was
tackled the democratic ticket for Senators,
containing the names Of Daniel Hsley, ex'
nember of Congress, and Levi Hubbard.
But 1t soon appeared this pair would not
take. The electors of Cumberland and OK
ford are too sensible of the evils brought on
them by the embargo; and the selfcssated
d.ctators of the people thought it wise and
prudent to substitute Jim Means IN the lieu
OF Major Ilsley. =,
But the people are not 10 be deceived oy
this measure This Means has done all he IS
capable ofdoing-that is, he voted against ev-
cry measure brought forward in the iegsla-
ture to give relet 20 the people. lie oppos-
ed, even pe.itionng Congress, TO repeal the
r,inous embargo laws and hls brother cat
slate, Hubbard, is of the sans kidney
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
Hon. Theodore Lincoln,
AND
MARK L. Hill, ESQ.

Mark L. Hill, ESQ.
They are good men and true. They
are impartia. and firm Can any hon.
est citizen who loves his country and
wishes its prosperity, hesitate betwee''
these men, and HIM King and Francis
Carr ? Ask the democrats themselves
in Hancock county, whether Mr.. Carr
be an honest man And ask mercantile
aud Independent men, whether Mr..
King is to be trusted Ly any party. No
man condemns the Embargo in Private
more severely, yet publicly he approves
and praises the measure. Between IN
iereat on one hand and hohuiarTty on the
other, he is hesitating and indecisive.
Surely, man who has acted the part
he has for two or three years past, and
especially for the last six months, can
not merit the confidence OF the people.
A COMMON CITIZEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
CIT Nail Mauyahry.
Il. g f. ODIORNE.

A RE proprietors Of new paten machine,
\ for custing and heading nai q one cpe
ration. They have eflabliihed a Mandatory
at Maiden, near Bottom. from which they es-
peel, ihortly to furniill Two too, Of balls per
day. They manufacture various Gtss, and
thofe Of the fame length they caa aake of
greater os Ieis thickneis,s s the mzrke,ttsy are
intended for may require Being tenlbic thar
the fucceis of their undertaking nun depend
upon the good quality, and low priespf their
nails, they are determined to pay dun auen-
ton to these particulars. Orders willie care.
fully and pu.ctualy attended to, I'D III:
price. will be uniform, as well to difth cuf
TONERS, ~ to shofc who are near. sp cent
10 their VIAL diccun, for cath. i n
Byf.1, lNs,sb I'VE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
A FARMER.
Democratic Patriotism
OR THE
Skinner flunder Of $1,000 dollars.

Skinner iiiundcr Of $4,000 dollars.
The leaders of the demoe~ tic party are
cons' snlly Boosting of their economy ana
guardianship of the public money, and of
their extreme anxiety for the preservation
OF the rights and liberties of the people.
But there is a wide difference betwixt their
professions and practice. s. During the two
years these hollow hearted patriots held the
reins in the government of this State, the
Treasury was robbed of more than Ettg eight
thousand dollars. and it is wholly owing to
there being federal niaioritv in the legisla-
ture the present year, that stop was put to
this scene of inquity and public plumber
II the democrats had have had majority
last May. Skinner would have been re-e.ec-
ted Treasurer, notwithstanding it was well
known at the time, that he was a defaul,et
in great sum, and the Commonwealth in
all probability, by this time, would have
been defrauded of more than one hundred
thousand dollars. But the democratic pa
pers tell the people that SINNERS bondsmen
are able to pay the money. Ii SO, why have
they not done it Why compel the present
Treasurer to hire money and pay interest at
the Banks, for which the people must be
taxed Because they hope TO work them
selves clear. They are making every exer-
know that democrat will not eat democrat,
and h ,reby hangs a tale. Such men as would
aid the renliss1on of Callender's fine, can as
sist to exoaeraie the bondsmen of Skinner.
A FRIEND TO JUSTICE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
pfAainous Conduct Somewhere.

We much regret that our friends in the
different parts OF the District experince
great difficulty in obtaining the Gazette till
it has been due several mails, and in some
instances not at all. Our papers have con-
stantly been seas onably and regularly put
into the Post. Office in this town. and il
must be owing to the unprincipied conduct
of some vile wretch on the way, who pur-
iures himself by violating the duties o: his
office to serve parry and eiectioRee ring pur.
poses, that they arc stopped. Let such mis-.
ere ants recollcct that there will be day Of
retrbotion when they will answer for these
things.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
portlano,
FOREIGN
Monday, March 81, 1909.

run LsAo.V
The latest intelligence from Europe
was received by the arrival of the brig
Batavian at New-York, from Rochelle,
which place she left Jan. Ii. Bona
partc has been successful in Spain, en-
tered Madrid, and re-crowned his BROTH
er, Joseph Bonapar,e, in that city. AT
ter issuing proclamation to the Span
iards that the Almighty had given him
the power 10 rule them verbal ac-
counts say, that he left Madrid Tor Lis
bon, December the Sd.
Many Americans are Imprisoned in
France, and treated with most unjust
and cruel rs,or, being fed with bread
and water and liberated only upon con.
dition Of entering on boerd French men
OF war. A reward Of 5000 dollars had
been offered for capt. Sinclair, who had
effected his escape from French psis-
on. The Admiralty Courts in France
continue TO condemn American vessels,
still the leading democrats tell the
people that the French are our "dear
friends" and Bonaparte calls US his
Sc dear allies."
The English ministry have rescind-
ed that part of their orders in council
lay duty (tribute, as our democrats
call it, on articles from an enemy's
ports, so far as it respects vessels of
those nations which admi, British yes-
sells but our peace-loying democrats,
by their non.in,ercourse laws, deprive
the United States of all the benefit re.
sulting from this relaxation. Let The
lfeohie look 10 these things at the an
ifroaehing etections.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
Caution.

The Sclectmen Of the several towns
in the District OF Maine are desired and
urged to be particular in the manner Of
signing and certifying the returns of
votes for Governor. 1t. Governor and
Senators-and to be sure that they are
returned in season to the Secretary or
the Sheriff as by law required.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27

Melrs. Tappan Il Sewall,
z RQUEsT thofe who have any demand
N upon them. to prefent them for fettle-
ment, with ali convenient fpeed They hava
for fale, applied for in. mediately.
IS caiks fot and Pearl Afhes
A cafe Windfor Soap Ink Powder
And few prohibited articles, Pins, Sewing
Silks and Buttons
Ne. 81, Hay~srla-R
March 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
sale a, Auction.

by 0,a,,ef ss~asi F,ssmas, E,q. .5sass IF Pre5its
Ja,fbs C.s~ty IF Gsrste,Lsri .uiats JaiSst Pro-
Es haea a, ~ FR,Dff-, RE IT'D day Of df,y
sfsf, Of 10 o'clock, a. NJ. f E GREELT u
cos. OFFICE,
A VARIETY OF Houfehold Furniture, &c.
"A conGfling of Father. Beds. Bed-quflts,
Dedfcads, Blankets, Sheets, table. cloths, tow
els, dining and osher tables, Looking GlafIcs,
brsfs andirons, fhove and tongs. Bureau.
Sleigh. Gun, Joiner's tools, Chairs, Crocke-
ry and Glafs Ware, Wearing Apparel, aud
variety of other articles.
LUCY RANDEL, Adminifra,riA
March ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
II SERIOUS Gill F.!

A IL perions indebted to the late frm of
= Dsa,bo,s u W'sjlar, are informed, thar
6biy days longer are allowed for them to call
and adult their accounts and that tho.e who
neglect fettlement unit! after tina, time, will
have the pie.isys of doing il with an attorney.
SIMON DEARBORN, ALTO, requei,s thoie
indebted to him, either by note or book ac-
count, TO call and adult the Zane imms diately,
at his fhop. No. o, .Jaaa-Rsw. Mach q. -,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
7D;e0.

Ia Gray, Mr.. James Webffer, sged IS.
In this town, on the 18th inaAnt, Mrs. Ar.
withere Cammings, aged 46.--Mrs. Sarah
Harding, aged 4i.-Mr. John Newman, aged
81.
IN Gh TONS, ~ NsdsssGey If, sf~ Jsse ~
Ee.~i.s Af-..., .-Sis6 bs Is~s ss6s sbr;f;ss -.
fitses ssd Jsrfasds, Mr.. L,Gs Holiday. wifi Of
Mr.. JsnA II. ssd Is.gbssv y NJ. JyGas BsAss,
eyed "a ,ss,s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27

N. B. The Subfcrber offers for fale, the re.
naming part of his Stock, eoniifling Of
w GOODS, GROCERIES,, and ENGLISH
GOODS, IN very low terms for Cath or ap-
proved endorfed Notes, for two, four, and lI
monihs.--As the Stand is one OF the ben ia
town. any perfon wiihing to purchafe, will do
we'll 20 apply foon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
Robert II. Smith,

1T fsGgsy fss Iadla. CJisf, ysPea,
OFFERS for fale general anortment of
- Isbaceo and Snuff. viz.
Pig Tail, Fig, and Fine Twin
Ayo-iO,o 900 lbs. Leaf Tobacco, luitabIe for
the Wen. India market.
Rappcs and fine Scotch SNUFF, by whole
fale aud retail, as low as can be purchaied in
town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
FOR THE GAZETTE.

Ma. SHIRLEY,
am very anxious the good PEOPLE of
the District, when they give in their
votes on the first Monday Of .itrk,
should consider the immense diference
between the objects and views of the
Federoists and OF the Democrats. The
Federal Republicans are seeking to sup.
port and preserve the Constitution, TO
maintain fseace and to remove the dis
ressing embarraSsments of Commerce.
They wish for "yopernmenf or ia,vs
and NOT ofnsrn" 1.-THE Federal Candi-
dates are elected, the people will still
enjoy the rights and privileges guaran.
teed to them by the Constitution, ard
which they enjoyed under the admins
tration of .federat rulers, both of the
state and nation, before ever democracy
bore sway. On the other hand, the
leading democrats are striving to OBJ
tain all power, with view to their own
profit and aggrandisment, TO prosecute
those who are not of their harty. For
it is a fact, that the democratic leaders
were always enemies of.he Constitution,
opposers of the policy Of Washington,
and the apologists of French intrigue
and injustice. They were members of
the jaeosin Gibbs Introduced, 10 this
country by viotem French ;aarn-ans,
who wished the Uuited States to Join
France in a war against England. They
rejoice at the prospeq Of the subjuga-
ton Of Stain, by the great Deahot oil
Em9te. And they openly declare lin
conformity with the address of 1t. G..
Lincoln to e. SulLipdn last March, tina,
every ffderaLiSt shall go out of Office,
that The federalists shall be kept down
by jorce-and that they will build up
their own party, If possible, even at the
risk of heace and of the violation of con-
s.ituaonat PRINCIPLES. Will the people
eny longer be the dupes of these design
ing individuals viii they assis, in
pluneing the country into war, or in
placing liberty in the hands of few
ambitious men, rather than preserve
the constitution sacred and inviolable /?
We trust they will not.
A LAND HOLDER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
TOWN Accounts.

THE Committee for exaraining Accounts
againff the town of Portland, will meet
for that purpofe. at the Oiice of Bes Mayo,
Filth ltreet, Portland. on the sotn ana STA DAYS
Of March inft from 10 TO c-o'ciock A. 4. and
from 3 TO 5 ?. ~. of each of Gale dam.
DANIEL TUCKER, fssi,msA
March %, 1909. fs3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
Sheriff. Sale.

Sheriff. 5 Sale.
7slss by E,seviiss, and asiib 6aas Psbis das-
6or, TOMORROW, 2s,t inf at. o'eis4s A N,
st E. GREELY' u Cos oE",
A VARIETY of Engifh Goods, conffiins
"A of--cheek'd and other pocket Hkfs.--
Camels hair -MuiGns. -Salins--Modes
-cambricks-Snalloon Calicoes-- Coaiings
-Glove,--Tapes-Bi Knives aud
FORKS, Sc. &c.
-Afso--
Piana Forte--l Clocks Pic;nres-t
Czrpe, Shovel longs and Hooks--s Hearth
Rrgs--i Silver Watch. By order of
EZRA GIBBS, Dy Sheriff.
Portland, March 81, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
49, NOTICE..
yVHESEAs His Royal liishnes the


I" Prince Regsnt Of Ps,t.gai, has been
pleaied to declare thai all American ve1eis in
his port fhali be con1dered as tloCe of the
moa fsvoured nasions--The undersigned
herebygive notice, that they have been author
lied by lossfa PApsnAsrs, Eiq. conful Gen.
eral and Charge des Afisires from Ills Royal
Highnsfs to the United States, to legalize all
papers neceaary tor ve1sls hound 20 Portu-
guefe Ports, and to act in all other matters as
Confalar Agents for the States OF Nrso. Hosp
Riss, Megse5yss, cesnssi.sa. and Rbsss Lfssd.
Il, IA nece1ary that all matters of vedels
.hou'd have their Bills OF Health legalissd,
otherwifc they will be fabiea to quarantine
and TO avoid unpleafant dilcu1ions OF reciama-
tions, !, Ia sifo requ;6te that any articles fhip
ped for account of Portuguese fuhlecfs, fhould
be declared and fworn to in the bills of lad.
ing as being .Por,ugueie porperty. and taoie
bills alto leg. liked by the Confular Agents.
GooDNiNG * WHITING,
March 2s As 90, Lss sDba,f, Byesn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27

TAKEN BY Ex,extisn, and leN ts I'D a
Pubic .4ae..ig ToMeRRe~, 23s
l. II. at 10 ecisek II. NJ. at L. Greedy
& Cos O2me,
4 VARIETY Of fioufehali Furniture, cen.
IA filing of-l Mahogany Dmne fable
do Bureau -brafs and iron Shove! * Tones
II high poa Bedfead--i field do bed
&c.--chair.-Looking Cladcs-Bed Curtains
and Counter Paoes--sheets--Tsble Clio hs--
/ plated czilor--l5 vols Books. &c 6c-BY
order of J. M. oERRisH, D,y SboE
/. Portland, March 81, 1850.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27

Fellow c;tizcns ,f you do mol wish TO be.
denied the Use Of your commercial Priyileg-
es-if you do not wish to see the produce OF
your farms sold for one half the price which
it would command if commerce were not re-
strctcd, you will never vote for the demo-
cratic candidates.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
W4NTED.

WfNIED,
Two APPRENTICES to the 7oJarcon,e BE-.
yfss', from ii TO l6 years OF age--to whom
good encouragsmen will be gwen Inqsirc
as above. Peyt!and, uz,b 27,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
FOR THE GAZETTE.

MR.. SHIRLEY,
IN this part of the country we are
very glad to find that the people of the
District have agreed 10 support the
Hon. Anmi Il. Mitchell,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
@arrle0.

In standifl,, Mr.. FsIrsD LonIso, of Port
land, to Mifs RnopA MoopY.
In this towR, Mr.. THOMAS Wsssrsa, mss-
chant, to Mira. DRsoaAn SIMoNTos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
Portland, March 81.
TAKE NOTICE.

A LII perfons indebted to the late firm of
"A STUART and LINCOLN. or to JON.
ATTAIN STUART, either by Note or Ac-
count, are once mo,s called upon to make i'm
mediate payment, il they with to prevent col.
JONATHAN STUART.
M,,b 2y, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
AND TIE
Hon. Lothrop Lewis,

iloli. louhop Lewis,
As Senators for the present year. We
have understood they have done their
duty faithfully--and were firm supper
ters of those measures which the Gen.
eral Cont adopted the last session for
the relief of the people. Tney have in
this done nobly, and deserve our full
confidence and best support. Let US
all be united. Democrats are aiscays
united. Let us all turn out on the first
Monday of April, and show our ene-
mics that we prefer peace, commerce
and plenty, to embargo, nonlntercourSe
and war.-Let no man stay at home
who can go to meeling-nor any man
throw away his vote, after he has got
there, by voting for any other candi-
dates. STEADY.
.Negsgioueesfer, March 30.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
Samuel anosg's EHoie.

THE heirs Of rhe tila.e oil Samuel snow
lass of Harpfwell, in The eoun J OF Conl
beriand, mariner, eeceslcd, ahd al concerned,
are hereby notified, that Stephen PrEing,on,
Eiq administrator ON The eftste &C laid deoes.
fed, has prefen,cd 10 E,sAis &c, sunr ~ ada.o.
1T. alton on faid citAte sud THAT fheiarse WI,
be conlidered at Probate Court 20 he hel,i.e
a, he office of jonn fso,hinehsr, RE in
Portland, on the four.li M.leeida, OF anil
next, at ten O'Clock. ia ihe i,r eno,a--.,s ,.yp
and where will aIfo re co iidessd hi. asal;,s.
ton for CERTIFICATE relative 20 tie f4le o. Ia
whole OF the Real Efla,s % I'D dee. aiea
SAML. FREEA AZ d. 80.
Marcel 80, ltee
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27

Tavds bs>' Spaiu . parf # Portugal,
with Commercial. fatiftical and geographical
details. Ihaltratsd with modern map of,hole
countries.
Kayfa 1s',d. Fixed seen 9, IRA, lie Pct IL zra,ih
ssarsissi IF '.s0isf.isr. -Gray's Letters,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
CONTENTS OF TIE FORK.

CUM AHfS tf 4 he ~ ORA.
Gil =. l.
Arrivals a, Barcelona The Port Cable
dral Cultorr,. houfe, Theatre Expsafes of a
journey TO Valencia The kings Wit TO Bar
celona in 1902; Villas Academy of Arts;
Monjaieh cannon foundry Palace of COM
mercc.
CHAP. II.
Road to Montierra; Vale Of the nobre-
eat, Martorel Arch of Hannibal; Accent cf
the Mountain; The Convent Iiersntages
A learned spanifh Monk; Modern Mrscics
The holy Image The Psiace Of the Peace
Fear OF the Holy Chou Days of indulgence {
Officers OF the Monks Return through Ter
ALA to Barceloln.
CHAP ILL., -
Environs of Barcelona Plain of Villa Fran
ca; Roman An,iquit es Parragona Late
Arcamfhop; San Carlos; Rarran Tract !;
Cattle of Almenara; Plain of Valencia /; Sag
untum Valencia The theatre
CHAP. ~
Valencia; Its Buildings Convent of san
Frarcei.o; Cathedral Archbishop View from
the Tower, Religious Concert Corsus
Chrifi Day; Projections al veleacia and
Ma, rid.
CHAP. Y.
Route I, Madrid Almanzor A new Ven
ia delert Country; Banditti; Lar Aancla
Country Church O,aua Aranguez Ap-
proaeh 10 Madrid
CHAP. VI
Madrid Heat Royal Armony plazs
Mayor; Cabinet of Natural H,llory 1he
Younger Foitsr: Thsaue; psfnce Of Peace
p6sSsA eflsss fghe pgado and ftrikirg sreca-
c'es there New Palace Bull tight Comedy
Ut I.ope De Vega General View of The Me
lroPoiis.
CHAP VII.
ST. Hdefonfo Old Cattle, Segovia Ca'he-
iral; Aleazari Aqueduet; 0uadarania Moun.
ans; Park of The Eicusiali The Consss,.
The Gaia Reale.
CHAP VIII.
The Efcurial aud Madrid continued Man
ers at MIdrid Commercial AID lasih,eai
Details Of the whole Kipgdom; Dlacrcn,
X hes 81 shs gencral Manners u tae spans
,sds, aud OF the Rate of the Army,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27

Order Of the Exercifes.
u. Lsfrsdsefi0"-A Wsfs,-PiAs, from tie ey;ei.
nal, G. f. Handel.
3D. n FsgHs-Nstisss jsis ia Js,ed ,ssg, &c.
W. SBieid
Sd. IN Asibs~-Wab ,s.g' end bo.o,, .supd;..
iovd. srs. W. Cooper.
4b. Ds"~~A-Bsfsrs JebevsI' o,sja sb>ss.,
Se. Dr.. Msdas.
STD. n prayer. Rsv Mr.. ksilope.
6f6. As hnibe~ for 7bsnk,gipi.g P,s;fs rosifss5
fer f6es, o Con, ia Zion, Ds. n. Mtiesl.
7b. hs hfp,sp,iats Duessyse, Rev Mr.. Ps,jes
sfb. As AsfSer for CS,ja~ss-Exultisg Asrsi,
in ss,apbie f,ainI, Se. G. c. SzDee~,.
SD. n Song J'on tbs O,afOvie IF Samtlos Lit
toe hgb' Se,sPbim, C's. G. r. Hasdef.
(Ioh/srg ~ Ms6~ Cooper, sseomps.i.sty
Cis,ian-s, C's -.
lob. cd91ars--o~ Lend il ,bss from tie dad
S'e. Dr.. A,,oH
(Ssi', 10 be 'urg " Msfsy Coep~, waS Zas,s.
mental aSeonpasixssts
LTD. Contributes.
l2. Bsssdie,ios.
~ IN case fts rossfLs, ysssLi Be JsAi, toe per.
J.,manss foiU be tic jfre far svesisg March 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27

LIME.
n PFAsE has for faie,
A~' 100 csiks new burn: 7f2rai7sn
STONE LIME.
Portland, March ~. 1909. (ew, X
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
o zsfOcp la1JSu o.
III h0ik. Nic1pl,ambsllire L

II i. with much pleasure, we learn that
tie late election of State Officers. has result
ted m favour OF he friends of PEACE,
COMMERCE and FREE TRADE-A fe-
deral Governor, federal majority Of Repre-
senfafiv-s and Senator'S arc said 10 be chosen.
a glorious example Tor Massachnsens to go
and do likewise. Is
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CQIlLISH.

Fo2 fac, 1000 qpinias GOLDFISH, in good
chipping order Inquire of
ANTHONY rERNALD,
c..tsai Wbs,J Msssa ~.
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n Democratic Eiecfioneerny Trick.

No tyrant, or oppressor, ever put in ope-
ration more base and unprincipied scheme,
to obtain power and office, than few des.
perate characters of the embargo party, are
now producing, TO promote the election of
the democratic candidate for governor. They
know that they have induced thousands of
honest citizens in this state. to vste with
them, by circulating lies about the fedeval-
lists But last election of members 10 Con-
gress, has told them, in Language not 10 be
misunderstood, that there is large majority
of the people in Massachusetts who are most
heartily sick of democratic rulers, and their
measures they wish for no mare phiioso.
phical experiments; are determined to place
the management of their public concerns in
the hands of the friends of Washington, nd
those who will pursue bis system OF policy.
If possible, in order 10 prevent tins, thqe
wao expect TO obtain Offices (shoald Levi
Lincoln be chosen Governor, are bus, in cir
cAlalins. tl.sopsboq, The Dislr.et u Man :,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27

On Tuesday last the District Court
adjourned after session of two weeks
at Wiscasset. During the term sever
al important cases OF seizures and pro-
seculions for penalties for supposed
breaches of The Embargo Laws were
decided. Almost all the DEGREES and
verdicts were in favor of the claimants
and defendsh,s.--Iiis Hon, Judge Sew
all conducted the business with bis usu-
al patience ana impartialiiy-and it is
no more than justice to observe that
the decision of Court and jury did hon.
or to the talents and integrity of all con-
cerned in the administration of Justice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
Concert.
ON TUESDAY EVENING NEXT,

ON TUESDAY EVENING NEXT,
TH6 SINGERS Of tbe Second Parifh IN
4 Psssissd, ui4 sips Csses,f, o, snfe,fsisms.s
Of Soevsd M.fsi, at sIs Mtssi.g. Hss. IF tie Rsv.
Msg1s. Kellogg and Payfon. TIE E.s,eise will
ssm~ss" stoa 'siai, If ssbhb ssfise .DiHb s;v-
a. ~ the ringing eftbs Bell. n: tbs as1 Of fBs
Entertainment, tie Wealthy @s Generous sss tie
Amateur .s0ia bsv az efPo' fss;,y Of contributing
according to ftsi, ability ssipiss/s,s.
For the Benefit of
Msf~ THOMAS COOPER, the Organift.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-27
FOR NEWBURTPOkE

ION NI@V OOINI OINAb
Ia THE sloop GENNE7'z, living
Zk&fS' ,as l.g,aban H'ba.E being very
Win convenien, for psfengers, will fail
W THIS WEIR Said iloop will fail
8; 80 from Pshsni to Nsre6a,yps,t and
directly back to Portland, once week through
the feafon-Stri1 attention viii be paid to
Psfengers aud Freight. Apply to
Mofes or Nathan Davis.
Portland, March 81