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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09


General Wilkinson has arrived at Wash
ing;on and addressed letter to the Speaker
of the House of Representatives, in which
he states -
'' / now present myself to the Representa-
tive Body of the Nation, the guardians OF the
publick veal and the protectors OF individual
rights, to express my earnest desire that they
may constitute some impartial tribunal which
may be governed with strictness by the prin-
ciPles Of the constitution and the laws OF evI-
dence, TO investigate the conduct OF my
whole life, civil and military, whereby justice
may be done and my unexasppled persecu-
ton be terminated.
aver my innocence of the soul offences
which are imputed to me and declare my g.
biIity to support it before any unprejudiccd
coutt Through you, Sir, l appeal to my
country, and claim that right which is not
refused to the most prof gate--the right Of
confronting my accuscrs. The Reprcsenta-
lives Of the People will not, am persuaded
suffer a feilsw-citizcn who has been devoted
% the publick service more than twenty-five
Gears, and has nothing left him but conscious
ileliiy and attachm mt to his native country,
10 sue in vain for Justice"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09

dreadful accident occurred at Liverpool
on the ith Feb. at the Parish Church of St.
Nicholas, few moments before divine SER
,ice, the keystone of the tower gave way, and
the \ f. corner thereof comprising the N.
and +. walls, with the whole of the .spire
came down, and with tremendous crash
broke ihe roof cal ling along the centre aisle,
gill II reached near the communion rails, and
in its fall, cprlying with il the wholc peal of
bells, the Wcst-gallery, the organ, and cler-
gyman's reading desk, totally demolished
,hem. Msny of the congregation were buri-
ed in the ruins, le Of whom we're dug out,
area ~ mancled..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09

we shall defc. ali observations on the sub
ject of the proposition of Samuel Gardner,
for the office of Judge of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, until we receive the facts and do
cuments relative to that business. " hen the
subject comes fairly before the pdblick, they
viii be more able 10 Judge rightly than from
tie lided,and malicious statement
il. tie last Nurcury.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09
[BY REFUEST.]

LINES,
On the death IF Mr. GOPT'O.v ANDERSON, reho
died .qprsf 22d IN the 28th yedr If hts age, and just
3 as he zeas about commencing his abours an
the Ministry.
WHEN e'er the godly man, the wise and good,
Eminent for piety and virtue bright, ---
Faithful and jealous in the cause of GOD,
Prudent and watchful, ever TO do right.
When such youth. who promised so fair,
Is call'd by death to leave this world below,
We can but mourn the loss, and drop a tear,
Topay that tribute which is justly due.
Tt pass him by in silence Iforbear;
No, let my powers awake, and all combine,
With gratitude and sympathy declare,
To tell Of virtues which in him did shine.
A tender husband, and obedient child,
A loving brother, and faithful friend;
Discerning, modest. humble, meek ard mild,
And steadfast persevcring to the end
With ardour preacb'd--n exortations warm,
In usefulness and duty he was found
His mind. amidst the cares of life, was calm,
Dffusing light and knowledge all around.
But now he's gone TO dwell with CHRIST on high
7, rest frtsn al his tolls and labours here
To cline a stain blcs' eternity
To live .nd reign With CHRIST in glory. there,
His good examples may the rising youth,
En.icavour tn revere and initiate
Like him, be wise for 10 embrace the truth,
And &C, with reference TO a future state.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09

We have appropriated large portion Of our pa
per to the publication Of the Reue~ IF W.rss Of
FSsier lines" These papers were originally publish
ell in the Boson Patriot the early part Of last year
Il will be seen by readers, that the charges, Of
te, laid at the door of Federalism, that the juntc
afas federal party, supporters Of monarchy, and
ha,ers Of American liberty, not without founda
ton The, Works Of Fisher Ames, were compiled
by number Of his friends and published in Boston
States were ripe for reyolt-These friends Of Ames,
we know are part Of the Essex junto-some Of them
(,he compilers) we know are monarchsss; and would
willingly spend part Of their large fortunes in the
establishment af such erceiiens government We
do not say this from hearsay merely We kss.s the
factswe can point out the Characters and tse tim,
is no1 FAR Distant We hope, when traitors, under the
gasb Of patriotism will be exposed, in all their niA
my, To tho frowsrs Of Indignant people.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09
NEw.yoRK ELECTION.

The triumph of Repubeanism IN New York state
is completc-thus the hope Of tho faction in that
quarter is crushed also. Gov. ToMPNISs will be re-
elected by majority upwards of 5000 notes.-the
Senate is almost unanimously Republican-and Il IS
calculated there will be majority of at least 20 in
the House of Representatives Thus much for the
cause of patriotism.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09

On Thursday morning both Houses met il
Grand cornmittee for the choice of Officer
for the ensuing year.-Tne ioilowing is lis
of Officers chosen -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09

THAT pleasantly situated House, No. IL, Prospect
,iill, lately occupied by Cap. JosEPH BAxEs.-
SAID House contains every necessary accommodation
well of good water, garden, Sc.&c. For further
particulars, apply TO
Newport, May 9, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09
FOR SALL,

TON ~ohLE,
THAT pleasal,i sltuoiion Srutl ot lie
l. Brick-.Market, about 60 feet on JhameSstreet
extends about 400 feet west, with small Wharf
There are two large and very comnodious Dwelling
Houses, one fronting Ihames-street, No III and
l7o, with two convenient Shops in front the other
stands west, very well calculated for two families.
JOSEPH ALLEN.
Nephort Se9fcmber u, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09
HIS EXcELLENCY
THE HoNoURABLE

Jeremiah d. HOWELL, CSi Isl oenator
'TnoMAs " EsTCoTT, Esq. ID.
DANIEL BABcocK, Esq Sd.
sJosEPH BRIGes, 4th.
sDANIEL MowRY, ESQ. 5th.
WILLIAM WATERMAN, ESQ. 9th.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS, Esq 7th
OLIVER GARDNER, Es1. sth.
ISAAC BARKER, Esq 9th.
*WILLIAM PEcKHAM, lun. ESQ 10th.
SAMUEL EDDY, Esq. Secretary.
JAMES BuRRILL, Jun. Esq. Attorney Gen.
CONSTANT TABER, ESQ. Gen. Treasurer.
Those syith this mark { u ae.v Senators
On Thursday morning both Houses met i'll
Grand co,nmit,ee for the choice of Officers
for the ensuing year.-Tne ioowing is u iist
of Officers chosen -
Gr Those in haack where officers the past year
Justices Of tAe Suhren,e Jadiciai Courf.
Peeg Arnold, Chief; Jeife,y Hazard, I'd.
Joseph Cundal, Sd Benjamin Reynolds, Az.
Thomas Wcstcott, sta.
Justices Of the Courts ef Common Pleas, &c.
for The seperaL coanaeg - e'f's
.Nepkort. Thomas G. pRmsn, Chief
William Taggart, I'd. William Wibour, 30.
Holder Amy, 4th. Daniel Denham, sin.
Prouidcnce. Thomas Mann, Chief D,n-
jel Howard, Cd. William Steere, Sd. Joe.
Metcalf, 4th. Charles Angel, 5th.
Bristol. James Maxwell, Chief; BenJa-
min Bosworth, 2d. Seth Smell, Sd. Nathanie.
Fales, 4th. Josiah Humhhrey, Jun. sth
Kent. Thomas Rice, Chief Thomas Fry,
I'd Jonathan Nichols, Sd. Theosore A. Fos-
er,74th. John Waterman, jun. 5th.
,,Washington. Samuel Perry, jim. ChiJ ;
John Watson, I'd. Samuel Peckham, 81,
Stephen Congdon, Ath. Joseph, Pemberton,
5th.
Clerks Of the Suhreme judicial Courts
Newhor. Jason Spragne.
Washington. Japaes Heine, jun.
Kenf. Caleb Jerrald.
Clerks Of The Court Of Common Pleas, &c
.'ewhorf. Thomas Peckham.
Providence. Nehemiah II. KmgM.
Nashington., Samuel He.me
Kent. John G. Mawney
Pu5Hct .Notares for Tie County of .Nrayhort.
Benjamin b. Mumford, Thomas Cu,Jec,
Robert C.. Dodge, Dutee J.Pearce.
Providence. Jeremiah B. Howell, John T.
Spalding, Henry Weaton, John Pitman, Ca
lcb Earl
Washington George Thomas, Benjamin
Ba5eoek, George w. Tiilinghast
Bristol. David A. Leonard, lillian r.
Miller, Richard Smith, jun,
Kent. Alexander Havens, John c. Nav.
ney.
Sher6s..
Nezvhors. TVuiam Dennis.
Propidrnce. David Bartlett.
Bristol. Seth Whitmarsh.
Kent. Nicholas r. Gardner.
Washington. Samuel ID. Allen.
Justices cfthe Peace for the tozyn Of Mzv-
f0rf.
Robert Taylor, Jonathan .fimy Thomas
-Peekham, Benjamin B. Mumford, Dutee J.
Pearce, Jason Sprague, Benjamin Cornell,
Henry Coggeshall, Eleazer Trevett.
The remss,der Of the officers including the militia
~ appointments, were referred u the june session
The House were occupied the whole Of Saturday
last, the subject OF the remons:rance against the
election in Little Compton. 1t was intr )duced by one
TAYLOR, of that town, who is remarkable for his
contentious aud factious disposition This same po-
ltical hotheki sas frequently troubled the House
with his ridiculous and groundess remonstrances-
add We believe has always experienced similar de-
feat. Notwithstanding the clubbing Of the t4Oiys of
la1v. the House decided that the sitting Members
should retain their seats.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-09

FOR SALE, that pleasantly situated
House and Lot Of Land, in 1hanes.Sfrect, next
north but one of the Brick Market The lot is 80
feet on Thames-strcet, and SIS feet back, with
large yard, an excellent Garden, and good well Of
water, that is never dry. The House is large and
convenient, and in complete repair, and Is most
excellent stand for puilck house, having two
large and convenient Stables, Coach and Chaise
House, and a Shed, upwards Of 100 feet long
The above estate may be bought at very great
bargain. For terms, apply TO the subscriber IN
Broad.street ISAAC STALL
ysupbort, Feb %, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27
T3le1.

On his pzfage from the Havana to tins
place, on the 3Ih Of May lalt, John 5. Hoop
or, aged 8
At GaGdaloupe, on the 28th July Ian, 10
feph Hooper, aged &C. brother 10 John S.
Hooper, both of Portland.
All cruel fate thrulf his dread llears
between
Clos'd their yourg lives, and 70 fhut up the
ioene
At fea, on bis pafage frou Havana 10
Warrington, Lieut. Z;tP. Of The u. s. navy
and commander of the brig Vixen I; brave,
active officer he Ggnalized himlelf IN the
Tripolian war 81 The Mediterranean
la Durham, on the 3Oth ult Mrs. Mary
Gerrith, aged g. She vas The frii woman
that moved TO that town, ard lived there is
months before any o'her woman moved in,
and during the 10 hrn months, did not fee
any other woman
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27
Right and Wrong.

Had Gen. Armstrong made salanl
TO N'.fhIoltyon, 50 low that his knees
and his forehead came ID contact with
the floor-had he kissed the soal of
Joaeflh'ne'S foot, or given million of
dollars for the pairings of Loui-
Sa's toe-naiis--it would, economically
speaking, have been right. But for
Mr.. Pinkney to attend as guest at
Lord Somerville's Strengthening, or
10 dine with the Marquis Of w rllesIy,
or to address him My Lord" at the
top CT his letters, Was, demucraticalIy
speaking, wrong.-Freeman's Journal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27

NOTICE j. hereby given, that at Court
- Of Common Pleas begua and holden a.
Paris. within and for tie county Of Oxford.
on the iecond Tueiday of May, A. eighteen
hundred and ten, the court then ordered and
afiefled a tar on two certain nuincorporated
townfhips Of Land in faid county OF Oxford,
viz fix cents per acre. on townihip lettered
and two cents per acre on townihip letter
ed c. for the purpofe of making and amend
ing roads through lie fame.
Therefore the Proprietors and owners az
iaid tracts of Land are reque0ed to ply faid
taxes TO Henry Ruff, iun Treafursr of iaid
county of oxford, within Ex months from the
frt publication OF this notice. And unlels
faid taxes are paid within that time, 70 much
of faId Land will be (od az Public Vendue as
will be fuficient TO pay laid taxes and inciden-
tai charges, at the dwelling hoaie of Ezsk9E
Msr,iN, Elq. in EaR- 4faa7e1, 10 faid county
Of Oxford, on Tuefday the nineteenth day uf
March next. The iale 10 begin at ten Of the
cIoc IN the forenoon on isid day.
HENRY RUST, Jr. TresJHyer IF Oxfcrs Cavayy.
Tlegfurcr's QEts. Nor1Uay, Arr. 10, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27
ROE SIZE

A VALUABLE Lot Of LAND, f.ua,ed in
: Portland, At The foot Of SP,i-g Frotr
few rods below that very valuable czpaciou.,
and never falling covered Fountain Of the belt
Water in the whole town SAID Lot extends
nirey-tcUo feet On the llreet jua mentioned,
and faofy e;g6f feet on Lac Lane, thus forming
corner. There - a convenient one tory
Dwelling Houfe on the fame. consaining two
front rooms, bedroom, kitchen, and a
good ceIlar. Said property beug part of
the Real Efare of the late widow ReSccc4
Child; and might be made convenient a4nd
for Mechanic or Trader-For further par
ticulars, inquire of tine lubfcriber on the prem
ifes. JOSHUA LEAVlIT.
Dn.tLrnL IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27
A WORTHY EXAMPLE,.

Capt. James Brooks, OF the brig Albert, of
this port, on his outward pailage fell in with
a Baltimore Brig name not mentioned) in the
greateR dinrefs, having loft her rudder and
being deni,u,e Of proviGons < water. Capt.
3. lupplied her but the wind blowing freh
could at that time afford her no further al
fitauce.-Cspt. B put into Cork and imme
diately diG PATCHED two boatsto her afliftance !;
they Terurned without finding her.-Capt. b.
then failed for Liverpool, and fortunately fell
ia with fad brig again, and in z f.ustion
where lhe mutt inevitably have gone alinTe
foon.--He took her in tow ard on the 10th
June Arrived with her in fafety at Liverpool.
Tie brig had very valuable cargo conlamg
Of 40 hhds. Tobacco aud 100 bales Cotron
The preervation Of vefsl and cargo, and
perhaps The lives Of the crew, is owing to The
humanity aud eEertions 1T Capt j.
Qr:,s-W Would underwriters coufder this
al Of mercy Is deviation fuiicisnt 70 def
troy the validity Of The policy II 70, i !
rrme that fome proy.ion ihoud be made &c
authorize acts of this (n, which would on
4 large fclle operate much 10 Ire sene6t Of
vriters-thereby iaving properly and reicu
ing ne lives Of s'auy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27
NV GOODS.


Ertsrgs y ct,
IAs jve received an acd',iorsl fapply Of
: fancy and SfQ}Is Gooas,
fnitaUFe FOR tie iesfon: arl7aE WITCH are Tome
very fcafce viz
Whle SIX Gloves white Lunring !; do.
SsriDet pink aid Sue Salfins; buff Cam.
brick lilac d. Ruhtan diapers raole Lin
en- black Grape 10 L.utrine; do Florences
10. CanEoA Grape; do Barcelona Handkfs.
long Lawn Linen Canbries a. and
l.i.i Linens Bu.ih ShirtirEs Coleraios
DO silk ADD co,ton Umbrellas PArafois;
Armletts long and ihori kid Gloves Meri's
white black add mix d worried Hoie do Mar
bied; cotton do; printed Csmbrick; fancy
Mullins, sc. &c. wh'ch together with bis for
mer ftociz, makes q complete an ~iiorTment 40
can I've found IN ~ny fore in Town, and which
will lie fold very low for Cath. Augnn 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27
Tie gfraniEm TslUct flftficoaf I

Zde gfraniEnr VslDet fsetHcoat
There l. treason ID the very name
nav, il certainly is heti-re4soa against
8 he rights Of nan" If Mrs. p. had
worn q geranium velvet cor, il might
have been pardoncd, as being quite
oufre and resembling the costume OF
tae p.ais hshwomen when they assis-
ted at an execution a IA ianfcrne but
10 wear gerarium velvet fetH coat
! monstrons. Besides, Mrs p. was TO
blame in another instance. Instead of
wearing a feather and Jewels on her
head, she should have stuck them
through her nose a Ia saRUage, and this
would have established her reputa-
ton forever with our democratic Tam
maniss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27
6aifttf slip Ge1ns.
PORT OF PORTLAND-lelo.

Aug 81, arrived fchr Uly7es; Thomas,
from MaFblehead- 22d, noop Portland Pack
ct, Paine, from Harrington New. Packet,
Carile, from Wifcanet 23d, fchr Lark,
Dodge, from Salem Regulator, Blanchard,
from Baltimore. oath, Union, Robbins, fl ON
Plymouth; hooP Betfey, sIsDwood, from
Bolton Betiey, l.anpher, from Newbury-
port caty Ann, Blanchard, from Bottom ;
Jane, Row from do brig George, Wild
ridge, 2z days frem Martinique Aug. rs,
Revenue Gutter, from PortimouTh.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27
|isOr(tano,
.Anotker Anniversary.
Monday, August 27, 1910.



THIS number completes two years
since the present Editor assumed the
publication of this paper. During this
period he has honestly endeavored 10
support those principles and measures
which he considered best calculated to
preserve the liberties and Independence
OF the country, and at the same time
promote its prosperl.y.--To edit a
newspaper even In the most tranquil
times, is no very envi0us task and to
90 it when party spirit gives an undue
bias 10 not only measures, but the COM
mon opinions of oEe half the commu-
mtg, is doubly unpleasant. Every oae
Iaments the existence of party animos-
ity and subserviency, but very few,
however, eRdeayor 10 counterfeit it.
and ali are ready TO exonerate them
selves, by placing the burden upon the
shoulders Of the Printer. Nor will
many suffer him 10 rest here. lie is
accountable Tor the result Of almost ev-
cry political event.--News, foreign and
domestic-rare, interesting and anus
ing intelligence, he is bound weekly TO
furnish-must commend his friends,
and his foes THE enemies Of American
Liberty lash naked through The
world. BE it so: He is wiling 10 do
all this to the best Of his abilities if he
can thereby induce his customers TO
perform one single condition ON their
part : which, III plain English, is the
f,mcrual payment Of rwo DOLLARS per
year from each Of his subscribCrs.-
This would enable him TO pursue his
labor with merry heart, pay his
workmen and papermaker, aud per
haps save tf5fe against sgef da;i.
More than iour-fihhs of our subscri-
bers are oweing for the two last wears.
Those who have discharged their bills
will be pleased &c accept the acknowl
Judgments Of the Editor: those who
have not paid are requested to recoilcct
taat "the la62rer Is EUorthy 3 tbs hire =
and that every good man will cheer
fully I" do as he would be done by"
For the accommodation Of those sub
scribers who may not find it convent
ent to come or send to the Office, a list
of Agents viii shortly be published,
with whom the bills for the Gazette
WI be lodged, and who viii br au-
thorized 10 receipt the same.
Il appear there aIe scmc who are
81 opinion that they arc 10 lVI ner held
Tor the payment Of tho Gazcttf after
requesting IFS 5lisconunuance-such
are reminded that as a prerequisite 10
such request, ne ansount due mas!
be paid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27
Sheep Shearing & Hog Scra-
ping.

Although Mr.. Pinkney has been for
hidden by the democrats 10 be present
at another strengthening, because it
IS very sheepish business, yet it is
presumed this introduction does not ex-
tend to his attending at R2g -scrahing
trolic. Great cry and little wool" will
also remind him ofthe great noise and
little decencY there is in cur democrat
ic prints.-I6id.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27
- 'g----

BY an arrival at New-YOrk, London
accounts 10 the 9th OF July have been
received A considerable force was
preparing in England to sail for The de
fence Of Sicily.
France and Austria were about en-
lering into an alliance which stipuIates
that the latter is 10 furnish 10000
men 10 assist the former in her pro-
lects tor further conquests..
Arragon, province Of Spain, by q
decree OF Bonaparte is TO be aRnexcd
= Spain.
Rumours are sAoat that new Wars
Vii. soon commeLce upon the contin-
en- Of Europe
BY the preparations and arrange
'aents the Emperor of France is ma
kh.-, At j. strongly suspected that The
iurAisk sRpire viii b the & st oblec
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27
Communicating.
NORTH Yarmouth Post 0l67cc.
Mr.. SHIRLEY,

Mr.. SHIRLEY,
Seven years ago David Dginkwatcr
was appointed Postmaster in this
place. The public well know what
complaints were Justly made at that
time, that the convenience Of the nhab-
ilants should be sacrificed for no other
purpose than the qualification of a
worthless democrat. Since that time
we have Iorborne 10 publish our griev-
anccs, and have tried the unavailing
eGo~s Of remonstrances and petitions
to the Post-Master General without
success. The P. NJ. General has &C
knowlcdgcd that from Drinkwater's re-
turn, he was satisfied Of his incapacity,
yet he never thought of removing him
uAtil last spring. a new appointment
Is now made, with a sole regard, in
selecting the object of favor, 10 his total
devotion to the interest Of democra-
cy, and AID entire disregard to the con-
venicnce of the town Some little in
formation OF the manner in which the
Office was conducted under DrinkWaI-
er's administration is now i'll Justice
due TO the ruS!;c, a3 well as 10 the fame
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27
Clearance, at t5. cn6.n Ha.e

Aug. 20, ichr Sally, Stoyer, for Ealt Port
Hamilton, Libby, for the Wet Indies; "a,
brig Juno, Souie for Liverpool; Jalon, Moor,
do; IS, ichF Caplin, Roberts, fer Bottom
nooP Harmony, Whitley, for do Argo,
Dsvle, plymouth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27

: 1..,or riere wl1 bad tic i'm y iiia
A.ffis pryiea ian, 2 pen nd hon.
;.i..sd to hi bu'ion-hole, vas cutcd
becsusc he could rrad and ~
In chr daysu scene somewhat SINH
IL occurs, exccptss 10 Tho king part,
for which they are hardly yet ripe e.
oouch. We alludc 10 tne horrid i'm
pp,caiion and coarse Flhaldfyetmi,ted
10 orr Gemo1rals sgalnst Mr. Pinkhey,
The American munster AZ the court Of
london, AID lis ladg, because he took
) pl,s, az wine with one nobleman,. and
a,e roast beet With onother, and because
she thought proper to Wear geranum
yelye, petticoat!
henious crime
Owscktd, wicked deed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27

IN Frveburg, Turner, Paris, Livermore. Off
4 field, Harriion, Poland, Baldwin, RuBsfo-d,
Jay and Wilton, in lots numbered, a. lately
pubiihed ia this Paper, for las BY the fublcrl-
Der at his office in Portland.
PRENTISS MELTEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27

Ind, who know no rue nor Pi.ici. =
but vile and corrupt party views, u
which every honorable sentiment IS
basely prostituted.
North Yarmouth, ing. 90, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27

THE iubfcrser hereby gives pubic norice
10 all concerned. that fhe has been duly
appointed ard 49, taken upon herief the
truit Oh ExecutriN 1t tEe lali wall and teltament
Of JESSE KNAPP,
late Of BALDWIN. IN the county Of Cumberland,
for proving the viii, by giving bond as the
law direct,-ihe therefore requeiEs all perIuns
who are indebted 70 the laid dgreaie6s enHe,
10 make immediate payment and thoie who
have any demands thc.eoI TO exhibit The
fame for leulenent TO
SUDAiTT KNAPP.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27
----= O. ~
EASTERN SOCIETY.

At four o'clock in the afternoon, on
the day Of the next Commencement, at
Brunswick, an Address viii be deliver
ed by the Rev. Mr.. PAcKARD, at the
request If the Trustees of " the East
crn Society for promoting the knowl-
edge Of the sacred Scripture, &c. 60
illustrate the principles ard promote
the design Of the Institution.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-27

The whole duty Of Woman" has
been the subject of treatise of sufi-
cient length 10 make very comely
volume, and the fair have, doubtless,
been much instructed and eniightened
thereby yet in tie following pair Of
verses on that subject, there seems TO
be much reason, as we'll as rhyme !;
and the rnnititude Of female duties Is
admirably eomprehended in the short
space of four lines, by that great au-
thor ANONYMOUS.
Women were born. ~ fate declares,
"To smoothe our linen and our cares
and It's bat Just, for by my .roih,
They're very ani NJ rut1e both"