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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED, 6
A New Theory,

The DTURMfL ROTATION OF THE
EARTH:
Demonstrated upon Mathematical Principles,
from the properties of the Cycioid and the Epi-
Cycloid.
WITH
AN APPLICATIONS OF TINE THEORY,
To the explanation Of the various Phenomena of
the Winds, Tides and of those Stony and Me-
tallic concretions which have fallen from Hea-
ven upon the surface of tho Earth.
BIZ JOHN MOOD,
Author Of Elements Of PERSPECTIVE, hrin-
ted in London, in 1893.
December Ia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15
Micah Munroe's Eftate.

THE Heirs and Creditors Of the eltate Of
MICAH MUNRor, late of Bruniwick, in
the county of Cumberland, yeoman, deceafed
are hereby notified, that John Dain, adminif.
traitor on iaid eltate, has eI hibied to me his
account of administration Oh faid eitate, a
mounting TO upwards of four hundred and
forty dollars, and that the fame will be con-
fdered by me a; a Probate Coure tn be hoI-
den at the office of John Rockingham, Efq
in Portland, on the fecond Wednesday OF
February next, at ten o'clock A. NJ when and
where the iaid heirs and creditors, and all
concerned may be preient if they lee fit, to
make their objections to the fame, if any they
have.
SAM'L FREEMAN, Judge Of Probate.
JarHa,, 10, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15

nation and although the ftill fmall voice
of merit" would net permit her, on all occa-
lions, to 3lcover the extent OF her powers &
infelie1-yet, thsre are thofe, among whom
lhe caf off the mantle of aiffidenr relerve,
who can bear ample teliimony TO her obiEy
to iaGr.G, Der pozVsr &. ps,frod-, and .facshy to
pl-afe. Tier readings were of more lubltan.
tiaI kind than the ienlelefs volatile novels and
rOmauces Of the day, which are 70 banefu
aad diitructive to young & fufcep,ihie minds
In all he various and importan, domellic TIA
tions fhe fulfilled The .criprural inlul aions u
duty, ejeAianee, eff7iOr, and Lee Her princi-
pies of faith were firm asG sndsgiatirg--hut
her religion vas of that kind which infpre.
eo,f leree and ebee,fsissfi, rather than [tar and
de,Pendsny In her life we mark the progrefs
of urility and virtue and as powerful a. were
her ties to tLis fate of being, fhe eff the world
with that perfect tranquility and re6gnation
of mind which is the refult of full faith in
the blefed Redeemer, and the inmo, t4Lty II
tie Josi. y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15

VIZ HEREAs, an idea may have arifen in
w the minds Of fome portions, that Co :
partner fhip has lately iubfined between
JOHN MAHAN and The firm Of ID AVID
BILL q co which is totally unfounded--
This i, therefore to give notice hai no CO.
partnerfhip or connexion in buflnefs has ever
fulfilled between them And If any iuch
contribution has been given TO any advertile :
nents that have ap cared in the public
newspapers, il is without foundation, and
was never the ln.eHtioh Of either of them to
hold up fuch an idea % the public that
although for their mutual convenience, they
have and now do occupy the fame fore -
Their Stock. are entirely feparate and diffinet,
and they have no more concern or conneHionD
than if they occupied diffe ent flores. and
that neither is in amy degree anfwsraoIe for
the debts or contracts of the other.
JOHN MAH4N.
DAVID BILL sJ co.
Portland, fan, 9, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15

go. ,ner,can fpirit,--they are written BY
,,rs who FRI drew vital air IN the country
xvh;eb he inhabits, and which ne loves too
,;pcsrely and toe hOneltly' % e. with f0lden
-. :, flence and Geld Indifference, whie
!. behold. it becoming The prey and the ipoil
Of f.lfilh, unprinciPled rulers who have not
,;,,ue enough to chule between its utter de.
a-utaion, and their own lois of Power--be-
,veen the everafting extinction of its Liberties
and independence, and lohng the places they
% unworthily I'll. The Jingle objea before
me Is TO inform TIE great BODY of the people
and if may either 'rua to the partial men
t;oa find made Of my lsbsrs, BY friends. or
20 the no Iefs convincing proofs afforded by
abe angry menaces of adverfarie'' hope
when | fhaIl have hniihed, II may fay with
q, hello, I b4Vs done he STATE 'ozus ierVi1s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15

brought us over this brink of danger, and
are now prepared TO preriptate us into 1t
You certainly know that they are not those
persons who call themsel' es FederaliSts I
WHO, because they have commended earnest
w for the immunities which were delivered
to them by their great prototype Washing
ton, and have zealously opposed every sh-c
Ow Of oppression, are therefore the only
true supporters Of the constitution. BIT
they are the men who from the first stages
of our independence have been the Chief
spring Of all disorders III the COUNT, & the
actuators Of III opposition TO the Laws and
The constitution. Observe the men now
You will perceive in them the very per
sons who first opposed the ratification OF
the constitutions, but who, Afterwards, 20
get the rens of government IN their own
hands, set themselves UP as the sole cham
pi0ns, and the only true lovers and support
ers of this same constitution. Follow them
down farther, you will find them the per-
sons. who traduced the characters and ac-
tons of our c0untry's delverers. particular
y the immortal Washington. They were
the men who secretly plotted and favored
ali The resistance to his government, the
insurtectionS in different parts OF the coun-
try, in opposition TO his authority. They
were the men who loudly proclaimed the
glory Of The French republic-who invited
and nourlshed the emiSsaries from that ma
tion TO our country, and who, under the
plausible appearance Of negotiation, BY
which they intended tn deiuGe The Ameri-
can people, were lotung with these hOary
patriots 10 deliver u, unarmed and &C.
fenceless 70 the grand Iummary Of jacobin-
ism, whose center IS indeed ~ France, but
whose rays they endeavOr-d TO spread N
every direction throughout the world; and
finally succeeded, in conjunction with oar
American demsgogues. in dispensing
them an our peaceful country.
To DC continued
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15
Dimness of National Ohtics.

When the ancient republic Of Greece
was losing her freedom, Philip Of Macedon,
figurativeiy said she had lost all eye. We
may very well apply this expression 10 the
stab our constitution has received, by the
attempts Of Giles to compel our government
to iEvade England and declare that the
other eye is 50 hurt and confused in conse-
quence of it, that unless a speedy amPuta-
ton is effected, the disease will spread 50
fast as net only to cause total darkness in
the system, but to overspread the whole
body-so that an iIl.timed remedy will be
worse than the disease.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15
HEBRON dCADFM1r
1<av1yy Is.

I HE term fucceeding the Winter Vacation
Of Hes,Or Asadsszy, ssiii commence o.
WtSe,Say, He hhtE, dsy IF ne frele,f .. atb.
A cou6ler7tion that Board can be oh AIMED
for the trfing fun Of from 10 8 hiii.ngs
Der week, and thst Tuition Is bur tzvs ooiLsrf
and fry frnfs per Quarter, viii, il IS hoped,
lead ihofe who may with tY'at end IL, to con-.
clude, that in attending il, hey will be con-
Meeting the encouragement OF the inlitutun
with heir own advantage
JOHN TRIP, Snty.
l7e5yon, TaaEa-y Is, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15
kufel Bucknam's Efatc.

THE Heirs and Creditors of the eftate of
russell BScKNAM, late of Gray, in the
county of Cumberland, trader, decealed, and
all concerned, are hereby notified, that Dan.
iel W. Green, attorney to Polly Bucknan.
Administrative on faid ehate, has exhibited an
account of administration on faid effate, a
mounting TO upwards of thirteen hundred and
fifty dollars, and that the fame will be con-
fdered by me at Probate Court 70 be hoI-
den at the office of John rockingham, Efq.
in Portland, on the fecond Wednefday of
February next, at ten o'clock A N. when and
where they may have opportunity TO make
their objection thereto, if any they have.
SAM'L FREEMAN, Judge Of Probate.
ian. 10, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15
Dortlano,
GILES VAR RESOLUTION:
Monday, January IS, 1910.

GILES VAR RESOLUTIONS
On the morning of the 4th OF Jan.
between the hours of 4 and 5, the
house of representatives after setting
Of 8 hours, took the vote on the reso-
lutions from the Senate, approving The
rupture with Jackson, ayes Y noes 4 I,
and are to be sent to the President for
his. concurrence, when this is done Mr..
Madison will have his o7VH good 7U0rd,
"let the parish say what they will OF
him"
Letters from Washington mention
that war is seriously talked of-some
are for attacking Nova-Scotia lmme-
diately, and are foolish enough to think
the 10000 volunteers can be transpor-
ted there in gun boats.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15
Eaif ny anrtton.

On THURSDAY next, 1viRbe bH AZ
Public A4aion, at the Dueiling-
HsEjs lately occupied BY Stephen
Palten, IN Middie.fteet-
A Variety Of genteel HOUSEHOLD FUR
a Notwithstanding of Side Board
s-Chairs-Din;ng and Card Tables
Looking Contemporaries Beding--
BedIiesds- Curtains -Cruckery and Giafs
Ware large Diprg Sett--Kiichgn Furni-
ture-- Cider Apples--FIOus- Wood, &C.
Sale a, 10 clock a. M
4. CREELY, Art7'r.
1<quayy Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15
Whose is The better. cause ?

Are not the democratic trunpeters sufi
ciently satiateG with the deceplions they
have practised upon the people Or do
they think their party will increase and
their cause be honoured by their accusing
Federalists Of having voted for their despot-
ic measures. II j. fact, hat q the votes
taken in the Senate on Giles .Iuckson dam
ming resolutions, chat four Federal Senator'S,
the only ones at Washington, opposed and
voted agAnS: them. These four were the
Senators from Massachusetts and Cohnec-
ticut. Yet the Democrats wish to make
the acti MS Of some Of these to appear as IN
consistent as the whole tenor Ct their own
political conduct. They suppose that
Mrssrs. Lloyd and Goodrich will 50 far ape
them, IS 70 prostitute the interests ofthem-
selves md their constituents, by voting for
such arbitrary and jacobinic acts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15

The examples left by deceafed friends, diff
tinguIlhed for thear virtue, refinement aud
piety, are more ufeful TO the living and may
be productive Of more benefit TO community
than all the ltudied applaule 70 redundantiy
heitowed on the mighty achievements and
dfp!ays Of the warrior or ltatelman In con-
iempIating the characters CT the latter, our
wonder is RATED 10 an extravagant degree,
and hopeless Of becoming as great as they,
the effect ceafes. The former, spontaneously
produces our love and Affection and while
we admire the bright precedents of The vir-
tuous and good we often form the noble ref
olltion to initiate them. Apologies are but
too frequently given as preface % newiPa-
Der encomiums, on decealed characters-iueh
are unneceiIary. The following ketch is
given as a lmail tribute due the memory of
Mrs. Mo1LLy, whole death was mentioned
in the GazeH of the J Il Infant.
In but few initances of obituary notices
have we 10 record more exalted qualities than
thofe which reflect lu1re aad honor on the
memory Of the dscealed Nature was boun-
teous-her per(on wa delicate-her manners
engaging, and her face with ltrong exprei-
fions, Uncovered intelligence aud foul. But
fhe po6eGed mind hyperion TO feeling for
thefe gifts, the weakness Of vanity, or. the
fupercliiouineis of luperiority. She had &C
quireG a fund Of uletul and valuable infor-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15

Secoa! Messaqe.-Mr. Madison has sent
another message to Congress, which ief
ambiguity equals any thing ever written by
his philosophical predecessor. In the hrst
place it recommends the reorganization or
the 100, 900 militia conscrlpts and The enlist
ing 10000 volunteer minute But don
be alarmed, readers, this is all mere t'i0"n-
shine, cheap expedient for democrats 70
preach about their patriotism, and make
great parade in volunteering their services
and to give an opportunity 70 forward al
dresses to Mr. Madison full of are and fury
about British wrongs, British paruzans ana
sackson's "insults" alias "polsonouS III
situations" SC. &c. The eXpedlency Of
fitting out our formidable one gm ships 81 The
line is also limited at. But the President
has, some nav think, kindly avoided excl
ting our fears BY not informing when nor
against whom this mighty force IS to act.
Are the 100, 900 conscripts of 1910 to en-
gage the navy Of Great BritNn or TO drive
Mr.. Jackson out Of the country ! Ii Is not
believed ihat our rulers have the most dis
tant idea Of declaring zgaT themseIves-but 1t
10 believed, if actions speak the sentiments
aud wishes Of men, ;hat il Is the tiXcdideter-
Imitation of many among the leaders OF the
democrats in Office ia do every thing II their
power to induce England 70 declare ''Gr a.
gainst the United States, and then Tie way
will be clear for uniting this country TO me
destinies Of France, and placing 1t under inc
influence and controut Of Bonaparte Lh's
system Of policy, however, cannot be effect
ed with an exhausted treasury" brought
on By embargo's and non intercourse laws
MONEY, LARGE SUMS OF MONEf,
mast be had before these plans San be car
ricd in.o operation, How "a this to De 3D.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15
Ebenezcr w. Calefs Eftate.

THE Heirs and Creditors of the efate Of
EsFNEzER WINTER CALEr, late of Cape
Elizabeth, in the county Of Cumberland, gen.
tleman, and al concerned, are hereby notifi-
ed, that Ezekiel Jordan, executor of the Taft
will and teliaMent of faid deceafed, has eK-
hibited TO me his account of standardization on
iAid eltate, amounting to upwards of three
hundred dollars, and that the fame will be
conGdered by Re at a Probate Court to be
holden at the Office of John rockingham.
Eiq in Portland, on the fecond "Wednesday
of February next, when and where they may
have opportunity to make their objections TO
the fame, if any they have.
SAM'L FREEMAN, Judge Of Pro5ate.
ian. 10, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15

THE fubfcriber hereby give, pubic notice
TO all concerned, that be has been du-
ly appointed and has taken upon hinleif the
truf of adminiitrator on the crate of
HENRY BRAY,
late of New Cloucefer, in the county Of Cum
berlaad. yeoman, deceaied, b! giving boad As
the law direGts He therefore requelts all
parlons who are indebted 70 the fad decesl-
ed. ellate, 10 MAKE immediate payment aud
thofe who have any demands 'hereon. 70 ex-
hibit the fame 10 DAVID Mason.
'5aa. IL, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15

NOTICE is hereby given that the fubfcri.
y bers have been duly appointed 4dminif-
traitors upon the eRate of
JABEZ PRATT,
late of BuckfeId, in the county of Oxford,
yeoman, deceaied, and have taken upon them
ieIves thar trult by giving bonds as the law d.
reefs and all perlons having demands upon
the eftate of the faid decesfed are required TO
exhibit the fame aud all perfons indebted 70
the faid eftste, are called upon 70 make pay
ment 10
RUTH PRATT, AlniajSr0t,ix,
THOMAS LORING, Il irsinfrafv.
BgcLyfeld, De-. 2tb, 1909. CI0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15
The Emheror Of Continental Eurohe.

The King OF Saxony, Duke of Ba-
den and several others Of the patent
princes Of Germany are assembling al
Paris. It IS said Bonaparte is deter
mined on another elevation and title,
his object is to be elected Emperor of
Germany.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15

tan. d. To resort to internal taxation
WIND soon trip up The heets ofthe men now
in p wer. Hence the exPodient ofresorting
to the cover, method Of raising Money by
LOAN, which, to redeem, the people
must be taxed for in some ike cunning
way. But would it not be more creGita-
5le to those who are SO ready for going
10 war with England TO Uofuntter little
Of their cash and not trouble themselves
so much about fighting with empty words,
proclamations and Congress Speeches at
six dollars day
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15

More Messages of a spar tone are ex-
pected from the President the last
one appears intended only to feel the
pulse Of Congress.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15

Suppose we read, in the first person, the
letter which, from style 6. feeling is insin-
uated' TO be from the pen Of Secretary
Smith himself, it will discover only little
e.otlsm, which most certainly is excusable,
as we are shortly to have the example, from
the authority Of higher " rank."-We may
ere long see something like the following
-" APproved, JAMES MADISON, Fresi-
dent Of the United States. THAT is to
say, James Madison, President of the
United States, and Friend 20 the People"
approve Of my own conduct in the late af-
fair with the British Minister If this will
not silence republicans, we quote" ~,
the Emperor and King, 10 decree, approve
and ORDER" &C. &c.
Here follows the Extract
That I, the Secretary of State, am ut
terly incapable of the conduct ascribed to
me by this l:centious write (meaning the
patriotic Coleman OF New York, every one
every Jacobinl who personally knows NE
will readily admit. An acquain' ance Of ma
ny years 7vih myself, has enabled me TO iOl m
an accurate judgment Of M ozsn character J;
and II is the perfect CONVICTION OF ny o7vn
MIND, that there lives not = man superior N
purity, IN virtue, and ncblcncss OF spirit 10
myself No man Of equal rank, unshelded
by privileges, dares to question my probity.
The United States, represented BY nlyset-
Great Britain, By Mr.. Jackson-And will
the people Of he United States believe the
agent Of foreign country, n preference .
myself No, their patriotism, their coed sense,
(and if against their good srnsc) their Priae
will forbid the admission OF an idea SO de-
grading. You want TO know what / Mr..
3mijI1 lhink Of these pieces. | should in
deed be unfit 70" tie station rank hold,
# Suffered myself to pay any serious alien
ton TO such llbeilOus attacks"
: Let the gall d jade SO vince, &C."
Mr.. Coleman may have mistaken the
present feelings" Of the American people,
but far more probable is it that the honora-
Llo Secretary OF Hgh kank, is himself most
egrcgiously mistaken. Aud we venture 70
predict, that ,Atpridc oftrue Americans, q :
posed 10 their good sense ard understand.
ing, never will urge them 70 justification
of an act, whether right or wrong.
Mr. Coleman is an American by birth and
in heart and in honor 10 our country we
may add, in head also He IS a faithful SEN
tinel on the national watch tower in times
of danger.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15

" # house diDidff dgalHSt ttSeY cahn0F
stand"
There cannot BE doubt but there exists
a serious DIVISION in the cabinet at W ash
ington, on the question of War or Peace.
Il is said Smith, secretary OF state, and
Eustis, secretary al war. are for WWi----
Gallatin, Secretary Of ne Treasury, and
Hamilton, Secretary Of the Navy, are for
Peace. Mr.. Gallatin ridicules the idea OF
commencing hostiliiies with an " exhaust
~ Treasury"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15

The Presidents Message IS truly epigram-
matte; no meaning is hscoverable in it
till y,u get to the very end OF it-there we
find It's point 1 zsant Mohey, ard, By my
Twenty Thousand Men, zYiH havc il"
Salem Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15
DleO,

In Bottom, capt. Zbsma' Norfo., of this town,
aged SO.
In Gorham, Mr.. John Thatcher, late mer-
chant of this town.
In this town, Mrs. Sufan Patten, aged 81;
comfort of Mr. Stephen Patten
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15

-, M. T,Icksoa has inSuited or government.
Tho French National Assembl, proved By
,,s that there was no COP. and that death
was an eternal sleep. Their friends here are
,rvinp experiments in a smaller way, proba-
bly to see how they will take.
The following resolutions have been a.
donted py the House of Delegates of Mary
lrld.-Ayes 35--Noes %.
Whereas the unexamped conduct of
Francis lanes Jackson, late minister plen-
;,o,entiary Of his BRITANNICA Majesty near
The United States, las induced the Presi-
Jept 70 make known, that no further COM
,nun;ca;ions will be received from him .
Ard whereas the General Assembly Of Ma
-vland. duly appreciate the correctness Of
such procedure therefore ReSo5gef, That
,be condnct of Francis James Jackson, III
charging the Executive with closing the
latc negotiation with his predecessor. Mr..
Erskine, under perfect knowledge that
the powers vested in him were not com.
mensurate to the subject, was violation
of the decorum and respect due the Amer
lean government.
Pss9Eved, That after the explicit ard re-
heated declarations of the President,
Through the proper organ OF commuHlca-
tion,) that he had no knowledge OF any
want of power in Mr.. Erskine to conclude
the late negotiation, and that if such knowl-
edge had existed the arrangement would
not have been made, that then the reitera-
ton of the original charge was in effect to
add insult to injury.
The health of Mr.. JOHN RANDOLPH,
has so much improved, that he intends
very soon to take his seat in congress.
The information must be highly graft
flying to every friend of talents and elo-
quence, and every lover of the prosper
ity of his country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15
WANTED TO CHARTER,

2n FOR a voyage to ChsrIeffon, and
fSHZ1 back, a 6ngle decked VESSEL,
.EtsL<tF,s from 100 to so tons burthen-
$500 Iuquire of DATXD GREENE,
80: merchant, Portland.
fan. Is. 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15
Patent Waisr-PrO9f HATS,
OF the nicef and be1 quality, juit receiv-
- ed and for (sle by
John MAHAN,

TVAIIN WI AI1LAANo
at his HAT e FUR STORE, ia Fifth -ffreet.
He will likewi(e receive in a few days, an AZ
lortment of fuperfne
BEAVER HITS,
wide and narrow Brims, from the Bottom Hat
Man.faae,y of the newell faihion, and war
ranted TO give the wearer iatisfaction and the
colors TO be durable. As this Establishment
is recent and the largelt in the United States,
the Agents thereof will have every induce
ment TO have fuch Hats manufactured as will
not fail TO give purchafers latnfsction and
command certain preference.
Portland, J0s. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-15

THE fhbfcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all coacerned that ihe has b. Ell duly
appoated and has taken upon herieIf the
truh Of administrative on the elfate Of
EZEKIEL THURsToN,
late of Portland, in the county OF Cumberland.
mariner, deceafed, by giving bond as the
law directs - She therefore rcqueils ali ger
lons who are indebted to The fad decedied's
eAate, TO make immediate payment; ansl tacfe
VINO have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the ialae 70 EzskiEL THUSsToS, her 1ttcr-
ney. her
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