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se' r, iclS. against their own na,lon.--sy.-
.rsct 81 abuse. to violence, and diseases
Jac bold attempt of Great Britain, 10 again
ceonizr 'his country !; by ordering our ves-
>ss :. arl'poils by demanding tribute, when
,here; by arrogsnty claiming the power ei-
iherto grsl,, or TO deny continuance Of their
voyage AID by shutting the ports OF the.
continent Of Europe, on those vessels, under
pre,ence of being hostile places, while at the
same lime. she opened, through the trickish
medium ot licence, the ports of her enemy,
to her own vessels, called American, for an
Infamous, and smuggling trafhck-thus by u
single act violating the laws OF nations, her
own laws, and the laws oil morality.
These crueities and these insults call loud
for our attention----thc names of csir coun-
trymen are Yet appeased.-Republicans, u
mite and your wrongs will be redressed-~-we
are not the friends of war---wc well know that
this country can only flourish in moments of
peace and We well know, that by your union
only, can that peace be preseryed--but IT, in
spite of every exer,ion, we must fatally be
dragged into war, we may easily predict the
consequences--the same blood which run in
the veins OF your fathers, srill runs in yours
the same patriotick heat, which animated
them, will continue to animate you. Unite !
we conjure you, unite the GOD of justice
will aid your exert,ons, and again smile Oh
your victory.
Tor this purpose VIC request the Republi-
cans OF those towns, either partly, or wholly
represented by FcdcraAsts, to send rs many
persons, as they have Representatives in the
Generel Assembly, as Delegates, to aGene.
raj Convention of tais State, 10 be holden ut
Providence, Oh WEDNESDAY,, the 2Sth day OF
February, A. ID. lSl0--,hsn and there To a.
gree OH Prox Of General Officers, TO serve
Tor the year epsuag.
In 5ehalfQt' the Committee.
CONSTANT TABER, Chairman
THOMAS PECkHAM, Secretary.
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disease, t'se last greatest cugsc WAS rcserse.
by iisasen ior the accomplishment o; s.e
prophecies and the Instrument of its wrath.
The. dfgide ef imhera OF Rome was her
most formidable as well as favouritc maxim,
and the perusal of our newspapers must con-
vince us, that lis use is aot confined to anti
putty. could enlarge on this subjec;, but if
the senume nts of my readers 60 with me,
have said enough--if they do not, volumes
would not suffice.
In this number, l may appear to have wan
dered from my plan, bu, II is no depression
am treating on the means of defsnce---and
their ground work is vSioa-the superstruc-
ture is simple.
y. VINDEX.
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PORT or NEHPORT.

Port or VIEWPOINT
Enfered--Brlg Economy, Smith, Alsxandris; sch.
Ralph, Wheat, ST. Burtholomews do. Experiment,
Church, Norfolk sloop Lydia, Potter, Alexandra
do Sally, Wing. Savannah do. Hermit, Merrhew,
rasquotsuh, IN. CD do Fame, Davis, New-York, ia
Fame, Walden. DO do Goden-Age, Cot,rell ditto.
Ctea'ed--Ship Thomas Murdoch, sater, N. York
sch, Azubal e Ruthy. White, Havanna !, sloop Ju.
le,, Southworth, do. NJ .l.,.
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AIfRRIED.

In the I'd Babtist Meeting House in this town. ON the
9TH inst by the Rev. Mr. Gibson. the Rev. Bri.A IA
eoss, OF Somerset, to Miss SARAn SpRAouK, of this
town.
At .ManSse!d, { Con-. on the 28th ult by the Rev.
Mr. Williams, Capt. JOHN MuRrEy. of this town. 10
Miss ADALtzA SourHwosrH, daughter Of Capt
Samuel Southwoith, of .NansSeld
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DIED.

In this town, universally respected and deeply Ia.
mented, Mrs! ByAL LAwroS, widow of The late
Capt. John LAYTON, Et 81, Her funeral will proceed
IRON her late dwelling house, ON Point Bridge. TO.
morrow afternoon, at O'Clock which the relations.
friends, and acquaintance, requested to atteud,
without more partculsr invitation.
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NEW PORT
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY i4,llslo.

- n meeting Of me Rehn6dcaa Cfizens Of
fhe tospn Of .Neutorf, sviH be held az Mr.. T..
TREAvETT's School House, on FRIDAY eyen-
ing nerf, al o'clock.
II hunctHai and general attendance is kGrtfe-
niariy requested.
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EXTRACT ERoM WILLIAM l.. MARcy's ORA
TIoN, DELIVERED BEFoRE THE Sons
OF ThMMASr, IN TROY, N. Y.
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T1.MMfNY.

EXTRACT ERoM WILLIAM l.. MARcy's ORA
TIoN, DELIVERED BEFoRE THE SONS
OF 4AMMASY, IN TROY, Ny.
+" Brothers,
Some have honestly questioned the pro-
priety of our institution, on t.c grand princi-
pie OF national policy. Such scrupulous men
surely cannot listen a single moment to the
chickering's Of tigmy-maAce nor heedthc rav-
ings OF a mad faction, whose object is the de-
struction OF every barrier which can possibly
defend the liberties of our country. Our So
ciety is founded OH the sentiments which ac-
tuats Frcemen, and has for its object the
cultivation of the social virtues the con-
centration OF political knowledge the perpet-
uation of those principles which eyentuated
In AMERICAN ,INDEPENDENcE. In our So
cial capacity, we claim no exemptions or I'M
munities we restrain no member In the cx-
crcise OF his political opinions. Our lnstitu-
tion is not, as has been represented, y con-
venticle of faction it is the Palace OF Liber-
ty, whose rampired battleinents W i'll defy the
rude assaults ofdcspot;sm the tcrroar Of
its Republican strength shall stiile the secret
thoughts OF treason the bold invader of our
rights shall tremblc at the name OF I.dIh-
MANY Justly has it spread alarm and
discontinue through the ranks of our coun-
try's enemies, from the daring unprincipled
villain, vino has judgement 10 plot, and pre-
sumption to attempt,the ruin of our liberties,
down to the most contemplate slave, who i'm
plicitly obcys the mandates of superiour,
and panders political infamy for daily bread
Brothers
May you always bear in remembrance the
designs of our Institution, and duly appreci-
ate the high prerogatives OF Frcemen -
May you rightly discern the duties Of rulers,
and the privileges ofthe ruled; sndas zcalously
guard against the ex,lem of RIGHTEOUSNESS,
as that of oppression. Mayth SONS OF rhM.'A-
NJ never so far sink in,o political idolatry, as
to bow the knee to the proud puppe, ofa king,
always the weakest and meancst, or the basest
and wickedest Of mankind. May they never
swell the giddy multitude of sycophantick
slaves. who surround the presence OF majesty
to administer to his guilty pleasures, and i'm
pIctiy execute his high behest.
will believe, that il the time shall ever
come, when the secret iaHuence of luxury
and corruption shall enervatc our national
strengt when the rights and privileges of
the common people shall be gradually swal-
lowed up by the growing power Of naughty
and self-crested aristocracy and when II
shall please Hesvento put period 10 our ex-
istence as a free nation, the SONS OF 1dM-
MAxr, who have Witnessed the inevitable de-
struction Of their liberties, will be seen re-
treating over the PROSTATE ruins of our Re.
publican institutions, to the wIowAM--and'
their live or die with the surviving or expir-
ing fame Of our violated FREEDOM !"
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Patent Spring Sti,vnps.
z
nOMETT GS FAIRBA BANKS, Sat
IL dI~rs No. IA. .Dfarlyoros yfrssf Bosf9n Mn,


IL dIsrs, No. IA, .Jfar,boro.srees Bosfon, inte
received by 6be Ship Ceres, from LiperpooL f-sl..
ionabIe assortment of SfsDDLERT, and HARNDss
Fwntare, VIZ
Y Patent Spring stirrrtps swivel, cradIr>boss,p,
ioop'd, fancy, and mounted 90. Military Bits, in
sets. with fancy Bride Ornaments. and frisket
Plates, to match luke and Portsmouth lhsts
Duke. hunting, and guarded spss,vs |; Curb Chains,
and Bradoons fuB plated and tipt coach and g.y
Hsmes slegaat coach Bits, new psttsrs with
large Curb Chains to match, plated roIser Bsifls
Buckles and slides 20 match AIaSslngsle Hooks
polished steel, and tined roller BSckles, of slp<ri.
our quality patent trunk Locks common 10 ei-
cgant chain and fancy plated Spurs trintfrs
Shears Horse Pickers Chrryoombs and Brushes
nurse FISH skins SaddIers' Sarge and bridls tiik
roller, fancy, and spring Gir,h Webs, spring ssGlss
Trees . few dox. prime red Rean Skins.
--.fLSO,z-
Constantly for sale, Coach and Cisise Harness /; a
general sssorment Of whips, Saddles, si,af.ocA sd
plain horse Rugs BaHa!oe and Bear skias. svfs-
bic for ScIghs.
Likewss-psoa fliadslblSa. stfling and BitlIs
Leather, w!ics hides and s;des suitable for Tops
and Boots of Chsise, sor,e extra iarre All ~
which will be sold on bbsrs sssms fer cash cssJn
Bssfon. Dec, l6. -ti
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7an7D7a.1 5vrTT!7 e:s......,. =! = =

ON Saturday evening last. at the going down ~
sun, the Great Council Fire lighted ~, in ti.is
town, at the Wigwan in the statesIiouse. Ailer tie
so'elnnites OF initiation, the following members were
elected. pro to serve ill the Anniversary cc
ton, in May next
Hon. CONSTANT TABER, Crsusd Saosess.
Capt JOHN CAHOONE, fatier IN Comet
Capt. GEORGE T0piiAM. Sagansrs
THOMAS &. PiTMAN, Esq Treasurer.
Mr. WILLIAM siM0Ns. Secretary.
Mr. ROBERT LAwToN, jun. Hinskfnks-
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very large and valuable body or Iron
Ore, has been discovered in Chester, (NHl
near the Mcrrmack River.
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The Hon. ELBarpcx CEssy, has been nominated
for Governour, and the Hon. Wr.LrAx Gear. Cor
Lieutenant -Goverrorr Of Haseaehnse1fs, bs sIe Re-
puhIcsns Of that slse,
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Gentl:men from different parts Of New
Hampshire, who have the best means OF in
formation, state, that the Patriot JOHN
LANGDON, will undoubtedly be chosen
Governour Of that State, at the ensuing G.
lection, by very large majority. Massacha-
seffs will /oltow fhe gtori,xs eransfie.
(Bost. Patti
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TAMMANY SOCIETY, OR
C0LU.HRLa.N ORDER.

A N adjourned meeting of the TAM.
~ MANY SOCIETY, or CoLbMhrAN ORDrs.
will be held This Evening, Cbeing the 18th Of the
month OF snows,"] at the Council Fire Of their
Great Wigwsm, in the State-IIouse, precisely halt
an hour after the going down of the SUM-
BY order effhe Grand Sachem
WILLIAM slMoNs, Ssc''y. pro tesA
Season Of Hunfing,' !
Month Of" Sao,Ss." The l4h,S
Fear Of Discovery, 3l8. Feb. IA
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A letter from Washington, dated February
I, says, Maeon's bill, after two readings in the
Senate, is referred 10 select committee, con-
sisting Of Gen. Giles and Gen. SamI. Smith
Of Maryland" INer. Adv.
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6a;ette Sbip Gelps.
PORT OF PCRTLdND-Islo.

Monday, Oct. IS, arrived brig Farmer,
Winsiow. rs days from Jamaica, with ram
70 Jacob knights. SePt- 10, 1t %, spoks
schr -, Lewis, from Guadalupe, for the
Havanna.-Oct. is, arrived schooner lis
ley. blanchard. from Eastport.-Oct. II,
schr William, Collins, from do.--sloop Su-
ssnnah, York, from do--sloop Leaader,
Meriman, from do--Oct. Is, schr Susan
nah Lucy, Jones, from Northyarmouth--
schr Fame, pitiee, from Eastport-Oct. 19,
sloop JANET, Pray. from Hallowell-- Oct.
90, schr Polly, Gage, from PASSPORT.
CledynIces at The Custom House.
Oct II, brig John, Bryant, tor the Ha-
vanna--brig Mechanic, Small, for the w.
lndies-Qct Is, schr Jason, Minot, for Bar
badoes-19th, brig Hector, Burnham, for
Gaudaloupe-brig Orion, M'Leilan, for the
West Indies.
COASTERS.
Oct. II, cleared schr Sally, Slower, for
Eastport--brig Abeona, Howard, for Bos-
ton--schr. Ruby, Sawyer, for Alexandria
18Th, ship BEyne, Stafford, for Charles
ton, s G.
On Tuesday last, sailed from this port
60 or 70 coastng vessels, bound westward.
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f9gp1.

\ Georgetown, Md. Col WILLIAM
AUGUSTINE WAsHInGroH, aged IS /: q
most amIab.e man HIS remains were de
posted in the vault at Mount Vernon, he az
those OF his illustrious relative
On the Coast Of st. Domingo the last
Of July, or first Of Aug. Mr., CULVER. Of
Portland, who sailed in the sloop Elizabeth
OF Boston.
In Venice, General Msnou, Governor of
that city, and Grand Officer Of the Legion
o. Honour, who accompanied Boadbayie to
Egypt, and followed his EXAMPLE in turning
Mahometan.
In Lewiston, 30th ut. Of consumption,
Mrs. RUTH, wife Of Mr. .f0ek THOMPSON, IN.
in the 23d year OF her age.-An infant son,
deeply afflicted husband and numerous
circle Of relations and acquaintance are left
TO lament the early departure of one, whose
life was adorned with "whatsoever things
are pure, whatsoever things are lovely,
whatsoever things are of good report"
"INvIDIoUs Crave how dost thou rend
in sundcr
Whom love has knit and sympathy made
one"
I" Blu; know that thou must render up thy
dead,
And with high interest too.-They are not
thine;
Blu. only in thy keeping for season,
Till the great promised day of restitution
When loud diffusive sound from brazen
trump
Of strong lung'd cherub, shall alarm the
csptives
And rouse the long, long sleepers into life,
Daylight and Libertv.''
In Standish, a child Of Mr.. William B.
Brown, aged 4 years. lis cloathes acci.
dentally took fire while its mother was alb
sent, and burnt it to such degree as to
occasion its death.
In this town, on Wednesday last, very
suddenly, Mrs. Barbsry, consort Of Mr.. Es-
tick Evans, aged So.
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.
JUST publilhed, and FOR faIe at
D liaac Adams Book Hore.


(fsISE SO PER Doz. s7k sIScLE)
Introduction TO the EzgEG Reader, contain
ing feeG6on of Pieces IN PROBE and Poetry
calculated to improve the younger cisiIes of
learners in reading, aud to impress their
mlnds with A owe of virtue-With R9Esy aud
0J,10afioH' for aihfing ichoars 10 read with
Prcpriety-by
LINDLET MURPh1,
author of Engliil Reader, Sequel, Englilh
Grammar, &c. sc.
disO---for Jais o. stgEe,
The FARMERS AIM ANACK.
for 1871,
containing much ufefnl Sc entertaining matter.
LAZY IF the Lahe a Poem,
By WALTER SCOTT.
The ScottJb Chigf Romance by
Mifs FoRTER, author VI Thadrus Y! War
iaw-Oberon, a Poem-My J11s TLcmas, 4
Romance from The French Of I.ebrun--go-
gether with a general ailortment If
BOOKS . SI.AIIONARY.
October l.
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Be'ng asl Cd by General Washington
by what maneuvre he effected SO consI-
derab!e capture, he lacon ically replied,
IN manner expressive of his country,
" In troth, Sir, | surrounded them.
This man9uvre" was performed,
probably, by means OF what T'onp
LHnfkin, in CoLDsMITH's she
stoops TO conquer" calls a circum6en-
si5us.
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question bat tat FIR. Whitman vauIg
receive mae tenths Of the votes. IF
party split was out otthe view, what
Kind Of character ! the Electors
of Cumberland D,stfl0t wish 10 SIM.
port The ansNsr y PLAIN. They
would support a maa Of Talents, Of
lcaruRg, and intsgrI'y Of corrcct NOR
az and hamane hriHc.hles. These are
Mr.. Whitman's qualiic4tions-more
YOU cannot iind in any one. He i wor-
thy OF your entire confidence and sun
port. lie il no. use the Office 10
promote private and personal views, for
he has none. A SENSE of duty and the
wishes Of his friends alone induces him
10 be candidate Tor your suffrages.-
But some will say, we must vote Tor
Mr.. Widgery, because ne is repubh-
can and " friend Of the people," fire
pablicanis,n consists in oYerbaring, ar
bilrary and aristocra.ic principles aud
conduct, then A1r. Widgery is a repub-
lican indeed. In that case, Ceaoar, who
thought the world was made for him
.oaly, ought to be considered as the
chief OF republicans. Mr.. Whitman,
"a the otaSr hand, is plain, modest and
na1ssuining IN his "a ,nners and con-
duct no Office seeker, nor party man
but such character as we must place
in the administration, II We wish to pre-
serve our constitution, rights and lib
critics from the grasp of tyranical, am
bilious, and avaricious men.
A FRIEND TO MERIT.
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I5c slys7Oieg letter bss been yeteiDsd gy tie Cmb;
Ter sff5s AMERICAN READER fs.a P~v
jofeph Emerlon, Beverly, sHfbsy IF tie Evan.
ge!isai Primer:
Bfveriy, 07sSer 10, 1910.
Re0. and dear Sir,
WITH much iatisfacaion have attended
20 the iheets, with which you have fsvoured
me The peraial was rendered peculiarly
plea'lng by anticipating tue advantages, which,
truth many thouiands will derive from your
book: From fleeing about half of the work,
! Judge favoarably of the rea Your fe,ec-
tion' OF words for fpelIing and defining, Zoe
iieve to be upon the beit poflible plan nope
theie tclections viii greatly promote the ex-
cellent Practife of defining words, which has
bsen lately introduced into fame of our
ishools ; practice, which appears calculated
20 aniwer the principal and mott important
ends, generally derived from two or three years
itady OF the Latin language. On the whole,
! do not heiitste to give il as my opinion, that
the " American Reader" is better calculated to
improve the pupil in the art of reading, and
to ahilt him in acquiring the mott uiefuI
knowledge, than any other book ofthe kind
JOSEPH EMERSON.
~ The above came too late TO be inherited
with the other recommendations of the A
MEXICAN READER, contained in the lat page
of this paper.
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G5aryleD,

IN Wiscasset. MIR. William Cobu-n 70
Mss Betscy Thaxter--In Bristol, (Me.)
Capt. James Little, Jun. of Wiscasset, to
Mss Nancy Boyd Of 2.
Ia ork. Mr.. john Lowell, mer of Stan
Dish, TO Miss Abigail NJ. Sewall. of the
former place.
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Mr. PARKS, RESPECTFULLY informs the La
~ dies and Gentlemen OF Portland and its
vicinity, that his rxHtBITIos aud BALL will
be at Uarcn Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING,
Esd inf
~ EXHIBITIONS 70 commence at 6, and
cloie at o'clock, pfecifeIy
- Tickets for fubfcribers may be had of
MIR. Parks, at Union. Hall.
Portland, Ot706er, %.
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iron Per 1mir Ii5sf, Pyiacitaf y
IL -. H y 49,.

iron Per 1urir /i5sf, Principal y
Ebiilp5 Esrtsr lcicc1ir.
Eserer, " r.. February :. 1870
REv AND DsAs sis.
Have wiihpiezlure perrfcd your " New
Syilem of Modern Geography" and an 81 O.
pinion thar Fhe matter Is we'll ieieced. aD5
judiciouay arranged. The numerous mAgin-
Al references a-e an evidence, that the sofk
has not been haiiily complied nor f,cis Gated
vii bout authority Thofe, who are dsiirou<
Of knowing Europe a. q il. rather thar as =
has been, will fnd this work valuable acqai
Gion and r. concilenels Of tsyie, dsrayof
matter, aud iprightIineis Of narration are OBJ
jects de6rabIe in a work or the kind, the New
Syfem Of Modern Geography has claim, -
public patronage. With reiPea aud frieYa-
ihip, am, Dear Sir, yours, T. ABBO r.
Rec Eliab Pari6, ID y ByfeL.
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l .r,. Jsnss ". R;p'sy. ESQ. Post
Srownfeid.I Master at f'JeopS
Hiram, Israel Bah Ef, Esq r M.
BALDWIN, M. Richard, Pitch.
standish. H1iian Lanson, Esq r. NJ.
In future papers notice will be given OF
Agents in other towns, with whom bills
Will be left.
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request you to fad place in your use
Iat paper for the following extracts from
MATTHEW LYONS letter, alnder date
Of March, 1910, to one of his friends in
Vermont. 1t will be remembered that Mr..
LYON has ever been warm and decided
Republican, that he was an opposer of Pre-
sident Hams administration, and great
friend to Mr.. Jefferson for many years. Like
Mr.. SLOANE, RANpoLfH and some others,
he has. indeed, for two years, opposed the
mad policy of the democratic parT. But he
Is an impartial witness. Let ua hear his
testimony
am ten times more alarmed or
account ofthe danger of France, under
the guidance of her tyrant, overrunninr
our liberties and the liberties Of the
world, than | ever was at the danger
from England. | fondly hoped, that
my Republican friends would, after
correcting former errors, shew them
selves friends of keace, Of economy, and
OF the Constitution that they would
deal out justice and fayors to all, and
not be the heads Of "a farty, s. famenters
effarty dissenHons. When my friends
commenced their prescriptions and re-
fused the services of good men, because
they were not of their party, my soul
sickened, my affections began to alien.
ate from them"
81 see NOW al Love 80 ~o,xy1t,,. :, Jo-s
IN excessive cares for the interests of a
farty. / frequently overhear those
called Refubhcans crying out, if this is
done, and that Is not done-our Harry
will be ruined. In the city Of Wash
ington, caucus after caucus is held, for
the express purpose of planning a
course to be pursued to support the
projects and to save the credit Of me
farty, where the interests of the nation
are not once spoken Off
In answer 10 your question. I say,
] can see no good from rejecting the
treaty made by Monroe and Pinckney.
Had it been ratified, il would have sa-
we'd US from the Embargo, which has
been curse TO the nation ever since it
was thought of know of no good to
DE expected from the quarrel with
Jackson. / see, what | call, danger
Gus prediction for BonQfarEe and an
unJushhable zeal TO keep open and wi
den the breach with England. Has not
BonGtarte disregarded and tramped
on his former treaty with Us, though
We have had minister at his Court to
supplicate his favor and beg mercy of
him Had he abided by the stipula-
lions of that treaty, we should have
heard DINO British Orders in Council
we should have heard nothing Of our
seif-desiroyiag Em5Grgo; and nothing
OF his sequestrating our property, i'm
prisoning our seamen and burning our
ships"
at must, j believe, on al hands BE
acknowledged, that the French, with
not more than one sixth part of the
power 10 do harm to us that Britain
has, and though bound by solemn
treaty 10 respect our rights and prop
erty--that the French, under these
circumstances, have for four years past
done us shree times the injury England
has-fet the curses and e.cecrafions of
my old REPUBLICAN, friends are al heated
on Britain none can be spared for
France"
This is the candid and well founded Ian
g'iage Of MATHEW LYON. Let the peo-
PIE make their own comments. 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-22
The Brave filbcrnian.

A gallant Irisman, in the American
hight horse, having surprised and Ia
ken FIVE unarmed British soldiers, he
Was orSlsred to appear at Head Quarters,
to give az account Of his enterprise.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-22
Bible Society.

THE members Of tie Rible Society of
Maine" are hereby notified that a-cus-
ding 10 the terms of their iub..riofion, Oas
Deliar became due from each iublcriher, on
the hxteehrh innant. They ase therefore
respectfully requetted TO pay The fame 10
SAM. FREEMAN, T.sajayer.
or 90, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-22

NOTICE is hereby given thar the fubfcriber
! has been duly appointed administrator, de
bonis non, on the eliaIe Of
WILLIAM BARNARD,
late Of DixfieId. in the county Of Oxford. yeo-
man, decea.ed and has taken upon himfelf
thar trut by giving bond as the law directs
aud all perions having demands upon the E.
tsre Of the iaid deceafed are requriied to ex-
hibis the fame; and all perions indebted to
the faid eltate, called upon 70 make pay
ment 10 JOEL BARNARD,
AssEisifiafSr, % BsaiI a,H.
DiI6eld, Sept. 26, 1910. OK