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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
LARGE BIBLES CHEFP.
Jsf ,eesivsf an ~ ,ale az
S. PA IitN'A Bookstore.
NJ an To,a., rx.L

No. 10, Jones Row, Exchange lrsef. and
S. Winch5iter'S Book!tcre,
A5isHs SfyeE,
d Nic1tenhve aiEoHment Oflarre and frpall
a BIBLES Alto, great variety of tmr-
cellancous Works. amotg which are rnSpy rev
Publications, VIZ Preliient Morris w.rks
Refuial; Abho' on fhiprng; sInterefing
Tales; Village Panor; John B=lis Anstony.
ard surgery; Criminal Recorder; Diets
AGnant Cais' Jonrnat; Manners add Cuf.
tomsi -Dsvii n Love My Uncle Thomas
Oberon, Lady Of the Lake; Tales cf real
life; Letters Of plinyi MAYORS piutarch !;
Britiln Cicero Sc
Ss50oI b95k5 end Stationary.
Clsngymans and Farmers ALMANACKs,
Lees Patent Family Medicines.
TIE above articles fold al the iowcfi Boi-
ton prices, whoie.aie and retsig'
N.B.-Books with this mark are deGEned
for. the circulating Library.
October 29s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
FRESH GOODS.
Z. STEVENS,

Eseb5Rgs StscEf,
LAS iufl received handlome aflortment
OF Fancy and Staple GOODS: iuitable
for the preient aud approaching ieaion--d-
Wong 1tbisb are tbe fsIiszeing
Buff, orange and punk Canterbury Mullins
fuPerhne fashionable PLAID Gtnghams--
Scotch do--common do-hne London prints
common Calicoes-Indiad o-hne 6 CAM
brick Dinlories-3 common do and
and rs Britifh Cottons--fhe.ting do--6-4,
4 and S-4 white cotton Canibricks--6-4,
IA aud ga black do--fate, olive, and pur-
pe-6-4 red twill d do-Fawn do-piain
ltalian Luilrings--black white and colored do
black ialin--white do--wblie Aud coloured
Szroene.ts-- black Canton Crspe-ltalian do
81 white hlk Lace ! Diaek do
n VIrissy Of
Fancy Muil,ns--india book do-Thread Edg-
ings-Co.,on Laces--blaek and white lace
Armle,s-2-4, "A and Ga Sh3wis--biack
II k handkerchief Bandanna 9o--white COT
ton do--fgured lace muffin do---whlte black
aud aae coiored fix HOie--la,e and black
worried do childreais do--red oecks--loag
whine Sid Cloves = buff do - black White and
colored fhort do--gentIenen's fix cotton
and leather do--white aud yslow marking
Canvals-blAck and white Mllenett-- long
Lawn-4-4 and Us Linens--Hngliih and
Ruflian Diapers- Table. Mats Ribbons
lurles-black, brown, icarlet, maroon, fawn,
ta;e and green Bombozetts--6-4 black Flaa-
nel--5-4 whiIc aud yellow do--7-5 white,
black. red, crimton, green and yellow do--red,
iawn aud black peIce do--cottcn Umbrellas
furniture Chlntzes-bed Isce-Sewiug Silk
cotton balls-bcls lack cotton-Pins-
Needes--Hearth Bguihes-Carpet do
ehildrens red worried Shoes
blue Nankeens--light do G's. S'l.
O1gober rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
Ten Dollars Reward

y AN away from the lublcriber, on the 72d
inf, an indented apprentice boy, Nv the
name Of ISAAC M'KENNY, formerly of Scar
borough, aged " years, BY trade Cord
wainer-light complexion, blue eyes, with q
down look Had on when he went away, a
blue COAT, SAILOR Tronters, aud red ok h1nd-
keFchief about his nsck-This is 70 forbid M
Perions han boring the fad Runaway, ~ they
would AVOID The penalty Of the law Whoever
will return laid boy, or ieeure him in any
goal IN the United States, 1iaII receive the a.
bove reward.
THOMAS HocEENfIULL.
Partiaa5 OF. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
NOTICE y

I'VE the fabfcEibess being appointed By
tbe Hon. Judah Dana, Esq. Commit
honers 20 receive and examine the lever4I
Claims If the ieveraI creditors to the efate c.
WILLIAM BARNARD,
late of Dixfeid, yeoman, decealed, hereby
give notice that fiS monyifs are allowed iala
creditors to bring IN aud prove their claims,
and that we viii attend that ierVice a. the
Dwelling Houie Of the widow anna Barnard
"a ia'd Dixheld, On tire Iait Monday IN No
vember next, from che O'Clock 70 Hx, the iaA
Monday Of Decemy er, and lsit Monday "
January, from one 10 lz o'csocs p NJ o.
each Of laii days.
JOdN HOLLAND. Z CT
AMOS iRAsH,
DiEfs,i, Ca. IS 1910 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
Ekeance 81 LLtiLtn LEniteJ

TO be fold at Public Action on Monday
the 9Th of November next. at 10 o'cioe K
a.. M IF good weather,if not~tkc frf far
weather afterwards) that elegant and perfectly
6niihed three tory Brick Houfe, aImoa new,
together with the barn and other cut luil-
dngs fltuated on high lreet Portland, hulk
and now occupied by Mr.. Sephen MLeilan,
the Tor rneaiures 81 8 feet on iaid fireet iun-
ming back the lame width s4feet, good well
of water, with every convenience, Thoroughly
dnifhed in every part ofthe prsmiies -pofei-
non gwen in one year Sale gu the pTemifes,
Conditions then and there made known,
Portland, on 29l8lO,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
EoR THE GAZETTE.

10 the Electors Of Lincoln District.
EELLow-CITIzEEs,
YOU will readily conjecture the object of
This communication, The election of a
memberfor the twelfth Congress takes place
in our district on Monday the FIFTH Of
NOVEMBER next intend, after Informing
you for whom shall give my suffrage, TO
state to YOU few plain facts and solid rea-
sons, why | shalt 50 vote. ammo caucus
mani detest secret cellar-bred csucuses,
The claudestine machines which ssw the
seeds Of ruin throughout our republican
states. The candidate shall vote for has
not been urged upon his fellow-cilizens by
oyergrown srstocrats nor overbearing Office
holders His name has been modestiy pub
lished 10 the electors of our district, and
all agree that nothing but violent party pre-
JUDGES could carry the ,oll against him III
favor Of any other man IN the district.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
Ga9tte abip Jselns.
FORT Or P0RTLAND-Islo.

Saturday Cet p.
Arrived schr Citizen, ca,,. Avu, 80 Jays
from 81. Christopher, with rum 10 ID Man
Iy.-Left at ST. Kits. brig Sally, for henne-
bunk, 10 or 4 days; scnr. Ru0y OF BairI-
more, had sold schr. Ehza, OF Newton
don, with live stock. just arrived schr
3etsey, ofdo had sold brig Betses, OF d.
RED tie market and :un 70 the lie ward =
c. r. SIS days from Portsmouth, put in Tor
S-ler, and run for ST. bsris.
MEMORANDA.
The ship Bsnamm, Gron Ls-ipseol for
NeJy- ~ SS. on ths passage, 5lh Sept was
oo@cS.sd i,om Frenci4 - gan big, which
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

NeTr IoTk, Oh. Is.
On Saturday evening, A. me counory seat
OF JDhn Murray, Jun. BENJhMIN ID. PER-
KIAs, Of The housrof Collins and Perkins,
u this city, booksellers. hF. Perkins WAS
a mem5=r Of The Society OF FrIel.as, whose
religious principles he adopted a short lime
previous to has return 20 THIS couttry from
Europe. To them MS loss is very great, oul
20 society al large still greater. n many
charitable institutions he bore distinguish
ed part and his sincere bene voieiFcs, join
Ell 10 great activity in The cause Of humanity,
~. taients capable ct aiding any good
c-use, render hls death pubic Calamity
deeply to be depIored.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
DR.. KITTRFDGE.

INFORMS. that, being unable to recon
: mence his profefiouaI prad,ce. j, il his
intention to remove from this town in eight
or ten days. He therefore requeAs thore
who have any demands againit him, 10 pre-
fent them Immediately, that he may difcharge
them thofe who are indebted, be PERFUMES
will not fail TO embrace this opportunity,
the laft they probably will have Of makirg a
fettlement with him. Oh. 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

The Columbian Harmoni.F.
JUST received and for fale hy LYMAN.
j HALL Il co, at tie fgn Of lAe 8ibIe,
Exchange ftreet,
The Columbian Harmorif.
containing choice collection Of Sacred Ma
iic, for public and focal worihip, by DAnIsL
REFD--Price rs CTS. The reputation " Mr..
Reeds muiic has been 70 long eitablifcd for
correctness and worth that any recommenda-
items of the above work are deemed uaAecec-
iary Po,Hsaa, o. 90,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

WHICH parry COMMIT OF ttse IJ.iOWing VIZ.
Back, blue, bottle, A variety Of fallion.
dark mad, light able London Viru
mix'd, drab, cor let, Toiilnett aud
beau, brown aRd Swanldown Yehing
olive iupertlne and Silk Aorennne ditto
common Broad Patent BriIilh Shirt
cloths, f- ing-Colerain do.
Blue. black, crab, Z A and q White
brown, bottle and Cotton Csmbricks
fswn mild < COM 3 4, 4 & o black
mon Caffimefes, ditto
Blue and drab lrpe- Brown, nate, mu'her-
rial Cords ny and green di-o
Hunters Cloth Black Six Ve,vet
Ssttinetfs- Dufils Bottle ditto
Devonfhire Kerfey Variety fancy cotton
| Coatings Shawis
Blue, brown and bot Fancy Mullins
tie Serges Book ditto
| Bottle, black, brown, Canbrick and CON-
| fawn, pearl, Ma mon D,mi,ies
room. and imperial Black IulfriDgs and
! blue Pelice Cloths Sarfnet.s
Pam and figured Pc Black Grape
lice tlannels Plaided lufrircs
6 4, "A, "a, ga, Ladies long and r,ort
lO-4 * Ia Ban white KID Gloves
! kets Habit, Yorktzn Bca-
Red, crimfon, white, yer and Kid ditto
| yellow, greer and Centlemens Beaver,
black Flanne!s Doe fkin, and Dog
| Bombazetts and Will 1in diit0
bears, all colours Ladies and gentle
figured Scmbazetts mems black aud
BIRDS eve Stuff. white FIX Hofe
Belt black and olive London printed Cam
Vslvets bricks
l
Tabby velvets Tartan plaid Cling
| Cords-1'hickletis hams
| Women. black and Silk aud corton ditto
fate VIC tied Hofs Superine 4 London
Mems black, whise ditto
and mixed ditto Furnirures
Black and blue Shall Fine and common
loons and Ratinetts Calicoes
Greene Marine Irifh Linens
"a, &c and % inch Brown Platillas
cotton Umbrellas Linen Cambrick
Belt gilt Coat Buttons Supeffne brown Lin
Imperial Silk ditto en-
Ladies Imperial Pc Black and fancy ELK
lice ditto Handkerchief
lndia Cottons, all Bsndanna and beh
qualities company ditto
India CAlicoes and No. 81, and A Pin,
Checks Cotton Laces
american bed Tick White eambrick Hkf,
ing Oil Cloths Pulicat, Madras, and
Factory Shirting twiifd cotton do
Factory Servings Ruiiia Diapers
Boxes Cotton Balls, Ditto Sheeting
atiorted Webbs patent Sui-
Black ard white Mil penders
linetn Silk, Doe kin, melted
i Linen Threads and Morocco do.
Red twil'd Cambrick
With great variety Of other artic,es-al
Of which will poGtivey be fold on the very
loweit terms, 'O.gcJsy 29.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
EGO,

IL England, Of aPopirx., Mr.. CHALNCRs,
c',Ined4n of celebrity, formerly " the
B1slen theatre in Georgia Gen. Ior q
jones' OF he revolutionary var.
Ac4r I.innheld hotel, LEWIS FISHER, Of
sab n found hanging from the hhb of a
tree.
10 This town, Mary Elizabeth, daughter
Of .slr. Peter Pierre, aged 10 months
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

CAST aad meet iron STOVES, fui.asle FER
- Sores, Cabin, School-hcufes, or kitchec.
Ays-- lin aud ilie1t iron FInEcls--raFcnE
Jlpanoed Houfs Lamps OF diiferent kinds
pisia and Ja2anned lin Ware As ufual, oppo-
lire Union Row, Middle Greet. Porilsnd--zr
tile ltsrr If NATHL. CROSS.
C7ake- 60
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

ORDAINED.-On Wednesday the Gath
Inst. Rev. Jonathan Coggs.selk, over ehe
Cungreg stional Church and Society in SGeo.
Rev. MIR, jerks, OF Bath, offered the intro
ductury prayer Rev. Mr.. Appleton, Pre-
sideut of Bowdoin College, preached the
sermon from Acts 25eb, Chapter IL, Is
md ~ verses. Rev. Mr.. Kellogg, Of Port
and, offered me conseors ting prayer. Rev.
Nc Coffin, OF Buxton, gave The Charge,
REV MIR. Turner, of Biddeford, expressed
he fellowship Of the Churches, and Rev.
Mr. C,liet, Of Halloween, offered the coEc,a-
sng Or yer. The day was pie assnt the as
-moiy ierge, the public perto, mances So
-H.n and appropriate and inany c,rcumstan
IS combined "a render Ibe occasion peCu-
,ariy utsirabic and suspicious.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
HENRY SMITH q 60.
No. 4, MaErrRnr.

t W0. ., N.Dtyf iR7Tr.
Have received per the Waihins.on and
betiey from Liverpool, and New GsIen from
Loudon, -63 packages GOODS, which thew
otEer for lale on liberal terms--vlz-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

Corbo. iuper- hams
fine, fine and Variety Calicoes
common Brown, lste, plumb,
Drao aud blue Union back, PINK, Cdm-
Cords bricks
Drabi MKT, blue, Ber- Linens
lin, RIB d, y drab, Piasiss
mild otoekingnefs Brown Hollands
Variety, fapcy, and Shirting Co.tUns
cornnon Veltings Ribbons
Drab, brown, olive < SaIlnets
blue Kerieys Modes
Blue, mkt, aud drab N1itlenetts
Plains Black ard white Id
Blue and green Ser ces
ges SpideFnes Sleeves
| Brown, olive, bottle, Mulberry, ighs blun.
and dab Cua,ings pea green, fann CO.
Grais, bottle, brown, lour, .ir,peri4i bus
purple maroon, bottle and frgr.et
tsarist, black, BON PeITc Cio.hs
bazstts Ounce Threads
Purple, hlre,. black, Scotch Threads
Duroys u Dus4nts Sewing Cotton
Blue ana bik ahaioons Siik and Twiit
Ratiinest ( RGnells Fancy Mr.isns
Veyess. Veveseens, Six Florer.sae
and Gen0a Cords 81. a. AZ rins
White, yeiloz. cEin- Mixed do.
fen. b.acS, aud lcar- rLzdies' and Gentle
Ter Elnnes meas Gloves
DufEils Ladies black and
los, "a. e S Role fate Worried Hole
Blsnkes ry
Sailors DO y Ceutlemen's DO.
Kilderniildler Carpet Nyorilea SOCKS
ings Sh1V.s. tiar1kercis;1-
Venetian and common Corded and hgu CT
STAR 40 Cszl5ricxs
Hearth Rugs Ua b-r rs.
TIE fEb!eriber Hereby gives pubic Ecticeto
all concerned. thai he has Drea do y aa-
poiatsd and has taken uTon himself -. tut
Of Executor OF tie Iati nd lr.tsnlsist
II ELKaGdE CLHP,
lare Of Portland ia the county u Cumberland,
MefchzLt, dece.led, BY g.vre "nn ~ me
Nv directs-H= heref re requ. - 40 rerfans
who are indebted 10 The iasl dee ec elfxsS,
make immediate payments and thcle W.
nave any demands thereon ~ er.hi'rr tsa ms
. dSA CLAP,
P0nf.srl 0eI. ~ 1910. az
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29
Ns1o Fall oni Kater Gods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

[JAS juff received large and executive
aiortInent Of new
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

NAXIHS or EXPERIENCE.
a covetous man makes A halfpennv Of u
tarthng, but liberal man makes slxpence
Of it.
4 quick landlord makes a careful ten
ant
Beware Of little expenses.
Credit IS psnctraIiy, and puncsuality
wealth.
He who is idle is tempted bya hundred
devils.
He who pays well is master of every bo-
dy's purse.
He who is used to do kindnesses, finds
them when lie stands in need.
He who loses an hour in bed in the morn
ingSas employed ali the day in running al
ter ID.
Industry is the right hand and frugality
is the left hand OF fortune.
ldleness in youth causes painful ana
miserable old age.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

oppression, sly that the federaliSts are Bril-
tish partizans. To make this fslsehBod eur.
rent, they quote remark Of Col. Picker
mg's, when speaking OF b particular subject
(aot The impressment of seamen.) which
was tins, that " Britain had done a. no es-
sehtiAi Injury" Butthess would he-lhought
impartial gentry, take care 10 forget 10 state
ColoHel P,ckering's words, when speak
mg Of the general conduct 81 England he
declared that Ill several respects "she had
done rs masy wrongs" and this is the Ian.
.gusge OF every tederahst. But The language
q democrats is, that every thing England
does shs i wrong while 1t the same time
every thing Bonaparte does is iusE. rnagnsn-
lmoGs and generous, and thar Il is LIZZIE
snort Of treason for any one ~ denv II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
@isfelIanfous Aelftt;ons.

How thankful would the good
people Of England be, if they knew the
heart-rending groans of our demo-
Gratis on account of their national debt.
1t is the subject Of their daily sorrow
and We sincerely believe. that many of
them entirely forget tlleir ozyn de5fs
10 the gloomy contemplation "A wri-
ter at Boston seems TO have labored We
ny usefzlty with regard to it for he
says that If tive hundred and thirty
one men were employed for one wear,
and were to work twelve hours in the
day, and count one dollar per second,
they would absolutely fail in counting
the sum TO which the nsiioual debt III
Great-Britain amounts" Bless Us,
Jonathan, what a huge pile Of dollars
this would be Yet, after all, we can
not agree with this cunning calculator,
that the magnitude Of this sum affords
any very powerful argument for going
to Tcar with Britain. To some ii may
appear quite evident that shooting a
few score Of Englishmen, and permit
ting them to shoot few score of lis,
would pay off their natiQaal DEBT In a
hurry; but we confess tnat We are not
altogether of tina: opinion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
Ehe sponitor. No. L.

" IF ye k.s.G these th.rgs, happy areye 5ys q
rhem."
He IS said to be good divine that fol
lows bis own teaching, nor can we ever
have sufficient grounds 20 exercise charity
toward any man unless IA addition % pro-
Tossing that which i good he IS csrefl 10
act sgreeahly 10 hat professions. Our Saw
iour was carefv-1 cfsy1-an ias discipies =.
gsiDst copying u -ef. Asl \ rites end Pisr-
isees, not 50 mucaa, Ehat they taught
publicly, but because, ne adds, +" they say
and do not" Teachers Uf moraliiy or
Preachers ef Piety are less excusable when
they slip than others who do not enjoy the
same advantages for acquiring knowledge,
and uCon the same principle " those angels
who kept not their trst estate are now suf-
ferng the vengeance Of eternal fire." an
awful monument Of Gods justice, and Of
his severe displessure against those WAC
swerve f,om duty after they are once en-
hghtened with the truth. "A person may
have proper speculative opinions and yet be
a stranger to real religion, nor can that be
considered AZ true criterion which has
so often proved the rock on which many
have wrecked their expectations Of future
hAHPthOSS' VIZ AAbtJ Dpiih Wds
pleased TO direct that We should carefully
preserve form of sound words, yet he j.
equally particular to say that the doer Of the
word and not the neglected. hesrer is &C.
ceptable. Orthodox sentiments though
necessary to keep US from error, and TO as
sist in calming those tempests sometimes
raised by human continuance, are not how
ever essentially necessary to salvation.
Like the ballast in vessel they serve to
keep the mind regular and consistent,
though they are not the real lading Still
however, it is the duty Of all men to be
well informed, and then to improve that
knowledge by carefully performing every
c mmanded duty. Let no one therefore
plead ignorance and there intrcnch them
selves while there remain any advantages
for knowing, for the sin Of such as willully
close their eyes upon the truth will GER
tainly be punished while the Justice and
truth Of God remain. Neither let any rest
in spec ulation thinking that correct notions
Of good things will avail them in the day
OF trial, but as preservatiye against slo,h,
remember theAe alarming words -" He
hat knoweth 20 do good and doeth il not,
to Iini it 10 sir. =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
NEHEMIAH CRAM,

HAS juif received at No & 4, Jones Row,
Exchange Street, general aGortment Of
~. l. GOODS,
IN addition 10 his former Stock ALTO o5 dor.
Corn Brooms (bef quality
A general aiIortment of floor aud Hearth
Brufhes,
80 doz. ahorted Holland Skates,
Brals Ketties Of all sizes,
A general saoriment of Hollow Ware by
x by 10 GIafs, Briftol Crown,
4 quantity OF BOck.in Tea Pots Of different
Patterns, and Cutlery
dhe-Cstk Raifins
20 Boxes Of bIoom aud Musca.el do
50 Boxes Candles
10 Bales prime Cotton,
1000 ID cosnecfieos Cheese, &c. z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

The method which some woe be.
gone democrats ofNew York have late
Iy taken to express their chagrin il be.
ing defeated At an election, is well wor-
thy Of their profound understanding.
They held ward meeting, and formal.
ly" resolved" that the pe sons now
called Federalis;s should henceforth
be called ALnarcAsts. lhiak Of
that, Master brooks" And they +" re-
solved" f.rlher, that all the " republi-
can" Printers Il the United States
shout publish the above formidable re-
solution three times. We hope the re-
qu est will BE- universally complied vita,
= y order that their" republic N" breth-
fsn throughout the union, a. well as in
France, Caffrasia, and elsewhere, may
BE- mId1 acquainted, in due time, win
the epithet agreed upon IBID.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
Neg0 Cabinet Sb9b.
GEORGE CLARK.
C.4BINET AND CHxTP. MAKER.

CABINET AND CHAR. MAKER,
INFORMS the pubic that he has taken a
crop oppohle MIR Robert BOyd's near the
head OF FEcheage-nreet, where he has CON
menced The sshufacture Of
@ CABINET YORK,
10 its various branches. He has on hand ben
Sc Domingo Wood, with which he expects to
be aole TO manufacture Cabine5 Furniture in
tile newelt fiye and IN faithful manner
WANTED.
A urreymsu aud an Apprentice 10 the
above bu6neis--so whom good encourage
man, VIII be eiven-the boy aged or G
ysars- Nv IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

ALEXANDRIA. nEc. -. Y,
n claim NJ lmJ D4r,ire a. an brought
~ }es'cTlISy, hss iready est The Caile,i
States Si9.o0o u ~ gbt ss well be paid
81 once, or X nsy COS. - much more
Ine clam i NV about 5000 fer heF
husbands Old i,Ors- The house granted
" last yea, md the senate rejected W.
ihe rea-rt Of our Committee OF ci@inis " Il
Pl01Aply be unf4v1FSIle, aud tue house v II
l@oate one or ~ daYs on the report, an,4
'heH ieconmit IL /. cer a'aly reflects no
great heiJr ~ the economy cr Eisternm-nt
9 the A0use.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

William Goddard,
HAS received BY several late arrivals from
Liverpool ard Bristol, large quantity Of
Nqr3 Uare G00aS.
A,so-200 boxes Crown Window Glass,
vdrIuuS sizes,
81 Casks = ais,
OlAuHty ot bhsered Steel.
AaviiS, Vices, Shove4s, Spades, &C Sc.
Which are ior sale, by wholesale and retail
a las store in Midlle-street, or the most
favorable terms
P.rfl9sa, N7v ID %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
SETH CLARK,

E1tbl1gs ss.ee',
HAS jaa received an s5lincna. stIortmsat
ii Ct
BT0adcltbf, Keyjsymere5 and Hunters
Ci9tb5,
1t vareus oo'ors among which are piece
. iupef iupeE 6ue black, and ! %. DO. blue
Wen couHtry Broadcloth-Togcther with
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Thursday, December 81.


A writer in the Boston Chronicle (Hcne
no doubt, is labouring and fretting to she "
that, If Government should enact a lazy
that is IN violation of the constitution, and
! citizen should be- prosecuted for breach
ofthat law, it would be treason to set up
the unconstitutionality Of the law as a de.
fence to the jury : and that should any one
presume to avail himself Of Such defence,
he and his counsel ought to be indicted for
treason. This doctrine, however il may
strike friend Hone, seems to us to border
little on oppression. It, in fact, goes TO
deprive citizens Of privilege, which they
have ever enjoyed in this country, of plea
ding the unconstItutOnality of laws. This
can operate no injury on the part of law and
Government, for twelve discreet and Impair
tial men, taken from among our best citi-
zens, under the oath of God, are TO decide
on the validity Of such plea on the part
of the citizen cases may occur, in which to
deprive him Of the benefit Of this defence,
would be a gross infringement upon his
rights -opPresslon in the extreme. This
writer discovers the natural inclination Of
democracy to destroy our judicial systems &
to overturn every thing like order and regu-
larity in Judicial proceedings. We have no
doubt that these dso ganizing and scurri-
Ious writings are the productions Of the
hardened wretch, who deals 50 protuse'
malignant ald ungenerous cslumny upon
the Chief Justice OF this Commonwealth
for daring 10 administer the law Id al in
partial manner.