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MUoCCVAD0 SUGARS. .
SIS hogfheads 1T and I'd qua
lltyFOR SALE
X. Veltch & Co..
January 2. d3W
January u.
n ! j N - - n. d
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

A GENTLEMAN, who has devoted a
u considerable part OF his time 10 the
study of foreign languages and the Mnlaei IN
which they may be taught vita most advan
tage, is DESTROYS TO give Lessons IN f'e'scd,
which, being now considered as necessary
branch of polite education, he flatters himself
to meet with sufficient encouragement--aid
the method Of teaching which he means 10
adopt, (being that of Mir. y. U'!f.t, SO gene
rally approved of added to q strict attention
to clear and proper pronunciation, will ena-
bic his pupils to acquire tie language IN
shorter time, than that which has hitherto
been in use--of which little experience Will
prove the truth of bis assertion
AS his family lives short distance from
Alexandria, he intends to remove to the town
as soon as he finds prospect to deiray the
expences OF house keeping, and invites there
fore those who wish to be instructed to make
their applications, the sooner the setter, to
Mr.. GENERES, who will give the necessa-
ry information
~. Is. He likewise proposes to teach the
SPANISH and German Languages, should any
scholars offer.
January ".
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WOOD FOR SALE.

The subscriber wishes to make sale of
lew hundred cords of WOOD near the mouth
CT Pamonkey Greek: a secure and conyepi-
cnt harbor, not more than 5 mics be.ow
Observation-Disclosures WHO are des,rous Of mr..
chaslhs' may be supplied Oil advantageous
terms by applying to
Benjamin Dulany, Jun.
January 80. n
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SALT AFLCAT.

700 bushels of Turks Lluad SILT. for
sale, on board the sloop Sally, of Provis ence.
For terms apply &c Josehh Dean, or the Has.
ter on board lying at Harper's wharf.
January 81 st*
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EJAl71g- Shore to Rent.

THE Dlou.t- Vernon F1sHlNe SHORE, to-
sethsr with the otriking Cubs, torrent Tor the
next season CT for a longer time Ii desired.
Bufl1rod Wilmington.
January 5. 2aWom
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For Sale at r.. CRAPS Bookstore, King

For Sale at r.. CRAPS Bookstore, htns
Street
THE POWER OF RELIGION,
On the mind, in retirement, atlliction and at
the approach OF death.
Exemp!ified in the testimonies and experl.
ence of persons, distingu by their great
ness, learning or srtud.
6 Ills immortality that alone
Amidst LIES pains, abasemeats, enpti-
ness,
e The Soai Car, comfort, elevate and ELL
Young.
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BIZ LINDLEY MURRAY.

From the thirteenth English edition, eniarg-
ed and improved by the Author.
Price handsomely bound and tettered, dellar
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
DiP0,

A. Chay.estozun, Major BEsJAMIS FRoTH-
INonAM, in the 10Th year Of his age. He
was brave & distinguished officer in the
revolutionary army, and much esteemed as q
citizen and neighbour.
AT Warren, X. l. very suddenly, in fit Of
aroplexy, William Barton, Esq. st. "a.
At Precedence, Capt. Nathaniel Packard
at. 90 the oldest nautical commander in
the town.
In Cherryfeld, (Me.) Mrs. Hannah,
wife of Thomas Archibald, Esq. aged ~.
In Haverhili, Mr.. Peter Niles, Of Bath.
Having recently experienced what lie
deemed disappointment in love, lie deter.
mined to commit suicide, and accordingly
arranged his business, made his will, COM
posed view Of his religious prinoi piles, &C.
compsnied with addresses to his relatives
left orders concerning his funeral. and with
great elaboration retired in the afternoon
to the edge of The woods, where, as he i'm
sgined, he terminated all his wees, by
shot Of his gun.
In marlborough, Capt. Moses Brewn
In Canton, Mr.. Christopher Capen, age,
70
In Northyarmoush, John Parker, onl,
child OF Dact. John Bastow, 1T. 9 weeks.
In this town, Henry, only child of Capt
Seward Porter, aged ID months.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

brsbears OIL, ofnothins bu. harmless glow
WORMS.
Our standing with Eeg,apd at present ap-
pears 10 me in The following light; Mr..
ErsEine, gfle British minister to our govern
ment, entered into an arrangement with OIL
Cabinet, say, with the President. That ar
rangement was such as bound the presi.
dent, by bis power given in the act of
ENGLAND commerce is Of course renewed
The British government consider, and fl
cslly declare 10 our government, that Mr.
Erskine's arrangement is mil and voli, OF
course they know our government is no,
bound BY any stipulations in that arrange
meat and will and now do, as | believe,
expect the non.iatercourse TO have been re
newed.
Though the British government have re-
fused to abide by Mr. Erstiae's arrange
men,, they have shown this country no new
marks of hostility because they assert 10
the world, and have made much proof to
support the assertion. that Mr.. Erst.ne ex-
ceeded bis powers, that he did what he had
not orders to do, and thence his govern
lnent was not bound by his acts. The Brit
ish government is now under am Obligation
to this country and 10 the world, to clear
up this point
Mr.. EtsIine is TO be recalled, as we un-
derstand, and Mr.. Jackson is to superscede
him. This is ONLY the etiquet of courts.
Mr.. jackson may have powers different
from Mr. Erstine's; but presume, in SUBJ
stance, not much different Ii they are diff
ferent, and hope they may be, imagine
they will be more favorable to this country.
AS have said there were 40 new marks
Of hostility in the British government ia
their late conduct towards this country,
say sincerely can see no new pledges of
friendship. And herein we discover the
singular situation of our government. The
British ministry just for the present mo-
ment ahpe0 to have deserted the discussion
OF the case upon the carpet. On their part
has the negotiation been brought to stand.
Besides the legal track, which of itself
must have led Mr.. Madison into the course
he has taken, the exigency of the times de-
manded OF him, at least, a resumption of
our former position. Yet have no doubt,
Tor can see no one cause for doubling, but
that the British ministry will resume tie
negotiation with as friendly, if not more
friendly dispositions than they have ever
verified heretofore. ROLAND.
Remainder IN or next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
~ Poy for yony Papers.

THE fubfcriber once more requelts all thofe
indebted TO him for the PoaTLAND Ca
zrTTE, to make payment up to the ~ sfsspG.
1908, at which time he relirquifhed the pub
lication of the paper All accounts which re-
main unfettled on tie u If NsOsmbe, next,
will be left with an attorney for collection.
The bills for the papers which arc taken at
,he Poa OlIices in Wsy,es and Was6sesgb,
are left with the Poft Matters. Thoie winch
go to Fsmissios, with 4. souLs, Efq. Thofe
TO F,yebs,g, with J. w. RIrIsY; Eiq Thofe
TO Yaoj.,d, with. the Pofi-Msiler at that
place Thole 70 B,ssIrpif, with HrsKY PDr-
NAM, Efq and Mr.. JAMS CusHssa.--Dshsr
PAGES will be named As the Bin. arc Forwarded.
ISAAC ADAMS.
Hssuf g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
ATCENTION Z

A T the Review of the IA Bfigade Of the
IA 18th Diyilon, which 10 TO take place Al
B,mFspist. on The 7th Sept, nerf, ,hcrr vail
be Public Dinner provided for his FAesi.sn.
CIV the Commander IN Chief -.'rbe cc,nmif-
Toned oaicers OF laid Brigade, and nrighhor
ing General and F,e,i UGicers, " Ii their
staff, are invited TO stteud in uniiO,m.-. d n
ner VIII lie lervrd up n MssthEs Hail.
No perion admitted without TIC ksi.
a., Tickets dor The dinner may be ubJauea
of Cap, K2glAIL, any line fre.ieas 10 lie
9TH Sept a; lis dwelling houft, AID On faii
day at EAsrAssocx's Inn, tii' Tie h,ur of
dining Pc, e,,a, ~ c.asailier # s',ss9,4sess.
iSsNC CAT Is.
Vrun.wi,K. Assna &c, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
BIBLE SOCIETY.

IT having been contemplated by number
of gentlemen in Portland and its vicinity,
to. eflabiih Bibte Society for the DiRria y
hdane, Notice is hereby given, to all perlous
in Town and Country, who ihould be diipo-
fed to become members Of fuch Society, 10
meet at the cowf H,gls In laid Town, on
WeJss,asy nest at FIVE O'Clock in the afternoon,
to determine the e1rediency thereof, and if
the plan fhonId be approved Of, 10 adopt fueh
meafures as they haIl judge belt TO carry it
into effect dug. 24b. 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
Svinfliag h,..a a lirge scate

At the late session Of The Yermpnt key
fs'aturc Memeiial was presented. staius
d, number 0F INSTANCES the oppressive sr
nsfarious conduct Of some Of the tsetts OF
thc Feyrott B7at. Maay Of the Directors,
ss by the repor. Of tic committee 10 whom
the memoria & vas rsisr-I, have descended
from the character of Managers Of NOD
~ institution, to caadsci which would dis
grace sharper Or horse Jockey. They have
com,el.ed those who applied for loans to pay
~ cxarhitant interest By en- unluo influence
~ their ofhc.at situations. The committee
reported statement Of ,a"iS which ought
t. have consrnri the actors TO a /" safes
prison. BHt strange as Il may seen, the
sia.ssai legislature Of Vermont, ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
Nszo-2ork Snuff.

q METCALF, at his Book fore
and Lottery Office, Front Street. Bath,
has JUL received freih fupply of
LoriAar1s, Maecsby q Ratfes Snuff.
Ays-For fale a. above,
TICKETS in the Rhode-IfiaRd Coal Lot
terry, which commences drawing next month
and few in the Leigh NaS;yansr Lssfry,
which will be drawn in Oetsbcr-.Pries Of
Tickets, three dollars,
Asgs9 %. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
NOTICE.

THE Citizens of Oxford County are Motif
ed, that application for Licenles for lay
ing out Highways. and generally the bulneis
devolved on the Court of Common Pleas, BY
a late Law sbolfhing the Court of Sections,
will be attended to by the Court of Common
Pleas for the County of Oxford, on the 'rf &
fecond days of the Term; and thai no rauie
requiring rhe intervention of Jary, will be
trisd until the third day.--Ps, order,
CYRUS HANL'N, cist.
Asr. IS, 1869.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

Some time since dreadful explosion
was GARD at Twyford, on The padding
ton caoal, England. On proceeding to
The spot, il was discovered t.at a cass of
gun pc Sder ON boafl a barge had ex.
ploded.; two mn were found dead oi
the ground at SONS distance, and one OF
them had pim,ict in MS hand, from
which circumstance it is conJec'ured
tina, he had been boaring the casS, think
lag 1t contained liquor
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
TAKE NOTICE.

A IL perfons indebted to the late firm of
4 STRONG u DANA,
are informed that .h,ir notes and account,
are left with Mr.. Mosrs QuiSsr, at Sfcetsa
Lorgfsns Jun. Eiq'rs Office, where they are
requeaed to call aud feltle without further
notice. ROBERT STRONG.
Ays-The notes and accounts of STRosc s.
QuIsBr, are left as above. ss
Strong & Quinby.
Portland, Asgsa 2s. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
TO BE Sold
dry. IS, 1869

A Valuable FARM in Winthrop, counsy Of
"a Kennebse, belonging to the fuhferibers.
conGfting OF one hundred and feveniy Eve
acres Of excellent Land, well wasered--en
which j. good two i!ory tioue, and our
houies, and TWO Barns, and TWO very eaeti;,
len Orcha.ds, which are ve.y proiitsbis =
Said Farm is hsuated near the Mills in lead
town. Payment made eafy TO the purehassr.
SAML. Joy.
A.gs8 2s. AhIjAH joY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
&atrle0.

At East Andover, MIR Thomas Brags.
to Miss Sophie F-srinY,oa.
At Cornish, Mr.. John P. Briggs, of this
town, to Miss Dolly Boynton.
In Boxford, Captain Daniel Dresser. of
Bangor, 10 Miss Sally Smith.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

Shipping Tobacco,
TWENTY Hhds. of Shipping TOBACCO,
of good quality, for fale a, reduced
price for cath or approved notes-By
Robert II. Smith,
FysSsytti,
Who has likewife for fAle, as ufual,
Pigtail and Fig 7s5sess,
Rappee and Scotch s-yf,-,nd
Cigars, warranted Of the fri Qrality-anj
on a. reafnnahi. $500. - TIC purekaied IN
the Dilfria Of Maine, or Bolton, by whole
fae or retail. hag.e 2s..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

TIE following advertisement is from The
last Argus. As il is the eviaen. design Of
The advertiser TO excite belief that we
forward the GAZETTE to irdivlduals free
Of expense, contrary TO their wishes,
[for he could bsst no other object It be-
comes our duty TO notice the insinuation,
aud insalidate the FALSE impression which
II is calculated 10 produce. That we pos.
sess iau,,able zeal TO extend the clrculs.
ton OF correct principles, is unnecessary
for us to deny but unfortunately our pecu-
mary circumstances disenahle Us from send
ing the GAzErTn to any oae " contrary to
their Wishes" ar we depend on our sub
scripiien for support.
" U1i7u leone Gjf
b "The Subscriber takes this method to
"mform the Painter of the PORTLAND
"6A1e TIE, that Ire has had his Paper sent
s,o him for some time past, contrary 10 his
.. wishes, and hereby requests him to send
" 10 mere, as he Is determined not to re :
eelye them.
WILLIAM MERRILL, JUN.
Nesp Gloucester, August %, 1909"
N. B.-Mr Merrill is informed, that as
" the Printer of the Portland Gazette" had
not the most distant knowledge that such
gentleman as himself resided at N. Clou.
cester, much more of his having the Gaz-
cite freed upon him he =" the Printer
cannot consider himself accountable for the
consequences, even though the paper should
induce him Mr.. NJ. to abandon evil coun-
sci and cleave to that which is good. in
other ords, as " the Printer" has no con-
Germ in the transaction, he cannot attach to
himself any merit that may grow out of the
case, whether the effect be good or bad
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
Eale Up Maftiou.

THIS DA1I, at II o'clse&, Il. III. 1t
L. Greely e Cos. Office,
OUR Bales COTTON,
6 Barrels PRIME PORK,
Q Pipes GIN,
$50 par MOROCCO SHOES.
Egguf %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

p,iori,, 81 enc, aeqqiils Them. pretending
lie fetort did moi exhibit al. .he facts
l; is 20 be hoped the citizens of this state
viii refuse 10 rive the Vermont bills any
crealalion whatever unless they are willing
TO be cheated cut OF their property
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
NOTICE =

THE Athenzan Society Of Bowdoin College
will be convened on Commencement.dsy'
next, when an Grafton on the principles Ct
the fociety will be publicly pronounced b.
BENJAMIN. TITcoMs, A. B at o'clock. p NJ
JOSIAH LITTLE, JUN. Su.y.
Aspsf 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

7a THE Sloop HERO, Bihber, win
AWz4 fail from Ingrahsns Wharf, fo-
. Brunfwiek, on zlgIsey TIE STD dsy
u ((fAAf SfYf.-For freight or pafsgs
szS apply to the Matter oa board.
Portland, A.gyf %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
, hssS es. iecs.


THE nlderibers appointed by the Horn
Samuel freeman, ffq Jr3 &c of Probate
Of Will. &c 10 and for the county Of Cum
berland, 10 rsce,ee and examine the claims O.
the creditors to che easeol
--. SAMUEL NHrrMoRn Jun
late Of Gorl.sm, in fs,d county, gentleman, de-
eedcd, reprti.r'ed info ssns, hereby s.se no
tree. tina. a fal ,her time Of ,wo rson,h's from,
III Esd inn N. allowed TO fad creditors 40 et-
hhit and prove their claims and that the
comm,iioners will attend for thar purpoit AZ
the ofoe of Jy1fs Il an, in fad rham, on
Thmiday the twenty 6sf day Of September
next, and On Thlriday the twelfth day of &c
tober next, At two O'Clock in the afternoon Of
each OF fsid days.
JOS. ADAMS
Csbaw, Dug IS, 1869
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

THE fnbicrbtr hereby gives public notice
= TO all concerned, taat he has heer dur
appointed An. has taken uoor himieif he ttrN
OF adminifira,cr On the eiiate of "a.
JOSEPH SAWYER, q
late OF Durham. in the eonhiy Of Cumhsri
land, Trader, eeceafed, by giving boid
as the law direSis--sie therefore itldetis
all perions who are inoebted 10 The fad Sc
ceaitd's ellsie,i make inirasdste payment !,
and ihoie who have any demands thereon. 10
exhibit the fame 20
ISAAC DAVIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

,,iaiof.s &c : "a, always rraiael ~.
on t!6ssabjtc W sg9.n.. ,htm = our
readers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

oA"eso' Va az isNs "ihe u.'hhNNN ~ ''S"
specifications, re7ai,et--not merely empow-
cred. optionaliy--but required, that, in case
certain obstructions were not removed, CON-
merce should remain shut. For If no con-
cession, no new modification of either OF
the belligerent's edicts had been obtained,
the president would certainly have exceed
ed bis power, by keeping tina, commerce o.
pen, which the act itself, that gave him that
power, was enacted to ocoladc, to shut
Here one reason OF M approval rests tie
President was bound in duty, to shut Our
commerce with Englaod, wien IT was OH
cially made known to him, that her orders
in couacil were not Withdrawn on the l0th
of June. according to his proclamation OF
April. For the anticipated @ithdrawi ct
the orders in conncil, was the cause Of The
renewal of commerce. That my statements
are correcr withrespeet TO the Presidents
powe,, any one viii acknowledge, ~ho will
examine the act Of Congress of J'@e 28lh.
conceive settlement with England
NAY now ne undertaken with as & eat a
prospect of success, As at,any tisae these
three years past. make .his remark, aid
add the fsl!osng yessons Tor my belize, ho-
ping, in some little measure, TO assuage the
fears and nfounded sumises OF many, who
ar. always making to themselves huge
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-20
~ the General Republican Committee of me
CITY and County Qf.Vezu York.

nave received, fellow citizens, your adj
9ress bearing date the 18Th ns, ant, with
que sense OF the kind sentiments it expires.
ses' and OF the favorable light in which il
views my advan' emcnt to the Executive
rnsf, and thc several considerations which
led to At.
In proportion as the present situation Of
our Country is interes ny it is consGing %
ma the conviction becoming universal hat
the difficulties rende ring i, 50, have resulted
from tbe accumulated wrong, committed bv
the principal bei!igerent nations, in spite Of
the injustice and torbearanCe OF the United
states. which ought to have averted them.
and that the only remedy is tn be found in
:, hrm and patriotic support Of the measures.
devised and pursued by the Constituted Au.
thoriiies.
The pledge and example of this dr'y.
preseNted III youi ADDRESS, in entitled to lie
highest praise. Devouuy praying that a SYM.
pA'hy ana emulation every where, may, IN
dsr the divine blessing, have the nappr
effect OF preserving to our country the adj.
Vantages OF peace, without relinauish inn it's
rights or its honor, ] teadcr TO yop an9 /,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-20
Dn1ile9t1r.
MAINE.
AUGUSTA. Oct. 6, 1909.
RESURRECTION

1NSURRECTION -
The inhabitants of this town for about week
past, have been kept in continual state of reoui.
siton and alarm. by bodies Of armed men sknlk
ing III the neighboring woods, disguised AS ndi
ans, and tire atcning 10 liberate the prisoners
| contincdn our Jail. Guards have been fie,isl.
ed during the night for several days past, Nv tn.
voluntary service Of the citizens and militia of
this town and KaiioweH And yester lay. W. ~
derstood, irregular application was mad 10 tue
Major General Of the Division, BY the Sheriff &
Civil Magistrates for detachment of 800 men
to guard the prisoners they are already in M
ton, To rendezvous in this town, until the
pleasure of the Commander in Chief shall be
known
Tor The accounts add, that the Supreme In
dicial Court commenced term al AHgasta the 81
Inst Judge Sedgtoick presiding that The MIR
derers OF ChdaIcirt had been arraiened and had
plead to indictments found against them that
Gen. Chandler, the Sheriff of the county. and
Judges North, Cony and Drummer, had made an.
phcatlon 10 Major General .SezpaH for detacb
ment OF 500 men, to assemble at AagHsfa, to pro-
tect the Commonwealth jail, and suppress any
lnsurrection which may b. excited IN co.se
quence of this application Gen ScscgH ram .di
ateiy detached $50 men from Colonies FiHebro1yn
Iack, and Shersrins regiments, to be complctclv
'rmed with bail cartridges, TO he under lie di.
rection Of the Sheriff Oflhe county IL A great
number ofsiily, inflated letters have been receiv.
ed from Name, Of the lnsurrection," as it is
phrazed, in XeHAcbec county. But the public are
assured from geo1 authority, that the provisions
OF the Law are amply adequate to the fin support
OF the administration of justice & that no neces
suy exists OF any aid out of the vclnsge of Aagns
to J.."Bos.OH Ccatiaei, oct. H.
NEw-YoRK, Oct.1f.
he Spanish frigate CornelIa. now in this
port, is Preach built, ard IS the same yesse.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-20

W elton We Calculate that there are a.
bout LOCO bags in this port. Al fracti.
on below the market price, the SPECTATORS
OFFER to take any quantity, cveu ON board
the dealers continue to buy sparinglv
On the Sis. of last month (August) we
had 3615 hhds. Tobacco in store. and 1915
on board. AT our present quotations, a dis
position to speculate begin, To shew itse;f.
and prices are NOT expected To go down.
Slaves have tree sale ex ship.
rot Ashes are rather dull, but for Pearls
the demand is steady
Our Corn market is brisk. and Flour, Rice,
and Wheat, likely to advance, unt,e, the aw-
iui prospect OF limited, lat and an in
jured harvest
Naval Stores are all freely bought up on
arrival, and our warlike relations with
the north arc likely to effect a further ad-
vance.
Timber continues to have a regular de-
mand our stock however having lately re-
ceived considerable accession, no immetli-
ate advance can well he calculated upon. A
depression is not dreaded.
Imforfafiona INFO Liuerhooi. from Amer:-
ca. from the 1st Of .!uhNary id$t 10 fhis
day, the I'd Of September, 1909, incl.-
Sitr.
C".or. 1e4es4 bags Rice, If 1872 ,ier-
ces Ditto, 2,122 btrrels Icbac~o. 6z-,
hhds.; Flour. l4T ,2S5 barrels DITTO. as
nan 30. fhe:.i. 1S6,SS7 bushels; Ash,s
1850 barrels; Turpentise. % 217 burre,.
sin. 1870 do; Pitch, .:s3 do. Tar. as
Insurance IN and out, guineas per cent.
letter troD the American Consu, a, Ct.
FetersnurS' dateG so IN July, mentions that
most of the America vessels honnI ,b.,e.
nave been captured by the Danes. md thu.
only TWO had arrived ...Bos,on Paher.