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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-11
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Cart. Beare, from the. Cape of G. Hope,
states, that squadron of frigates had just ar
rived from England for the Isle Of France .sts-
tion--that an expedition OF 5000 men, had sail
ed for the reduction of the Dutch Possessions
on the Isle OF Java and the neighboriDg Islands.
Thxt Gen. De Caen, late Governor of the
Isle of France, was at the Cape, in an English
transport, on his way to France /; but was not
permitted to lard On account of his ill treat
ment 10 the English prisoners, previous to tic
Capture Of the Island. Fiat the English < st
India Company has made a monopoly OF all the
coffee on those Islands, for two, seasons, by
contracting with tue planters at IL dollars and
so cents per bale--That supplies OF all kinds
were in great abundance, tom various parts
of India I'D from the Cape.
Capt. Beare furnishes the following NO
TICE, to commanders OF vessels trading
round the Cape Of Good Hope-.-the dlscove-
~ Of very dangerous SIiOAL, in the track
Of our horlcward bound ships, by his Britain
mic maiesty's ship Otter, on her passage from
Bourbon to the Cape, was made in Nov. last.
It's situation has been accurately asccrtalncd
10 be in lat, SO, SO, S. and long 50, +. at
Greenwich; and appears about n'iies III e&'
tent.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-11
From the Boston Pstertory.

Cant. A. Dennison, arrived at 5tonington,
in 81 DAYS from Cayenne his brought intslil-
gence Of an attempt having been made to Ell
feet revolution there, which tailed; the
leaders were executed. The intendant iSsu-
ed proclamation, in French and Portuguese,
after the lii. ERECTION was suppressed, OF
which the following is translation;
Iuha5uants oj Cayenne,
The 5th instant exhibited events, which
though frequent where an armed force Is
found, arc nct the less abomIrAbIe. a hands
ful of wretches who disEonored the brave gar.
rison which defends us, and who were sup
piled with every thing necessary to give sa'
tisf,ction to soldier, from Cause rot deve-
1ored, armed themselves and engaged IN an
insurrection. You were acquainted with the
tu,nult, but had not time to apprchend the
motive before it was suppressed. AT The first
order of the commandment, every one dispense;
his voice had the effect Of lightning. which
leaves scarcely an Interval between the tlIun-
der and the ruin. At the same instant, the
august name of our greatly beloved prince
and sovereign, resonnded In the air with rel
terated acclamatiot1s You have admired the
firmpess and intelligence which dictated and
directed the measures pursued, to the mo-
ment when severe and just punishment,
caused the blood of the male fctors to be shed
Cor the satisfying OF justice, and washing off
the infamy with which they were covered.
Generous people Of Cayenne, the govern
men, owes to you its sincere thanks; in the
midst OF our grief you have given US great
consolation by the tranquility which you pre-
served; you certainly confided in our protec.
ton, and Justly; for who should attempt to
rifle you of your honor, your lives or your
property would not succeed while x, lnai' id"'
al ofus had breath. 1t is thus we know how
70 respect the honorable commission with
which we are charged, and you merit it: COLI
time then to pursue your svocatlons with
tranquility. ..,
Given at Cayenne, in our Hotel, the 10th
of March, 1911,
(Signed)
Sono Sspa7iao .97asil od Costa.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-11

the inhabitants were without arms. On the
night of the 5th, between and 10 o'clock,
the revolters took to their arms, and divided
themselves into three battaions, destined for
the attack of different posts !; the principal
one marched against the. government Square,
for the purpose Of laying the field pieces, and
getting possession Of that quarter 1t ppears
'Ahat All hour previous to this movement, the
commandant had been apprized by desefter,
ard had assembled the officers of the different
regiments, who with company of CapoHiers
composed the principal defence of the Square
and of the government. The " Rue DIES Cas-
serncs" runs on the Government Square in
short elbow where the revoltefs had arrived,
when they were challenged by the sentinel;
fire Of grape shot was opened on them from
the Square, and after close contest with the
sword and bayenet, for ten or fifteen minutes,
thew retrrated and were pul sued to their quar-
tiers the party which marched against the
first were also repulssd, and the third detach-
ment went off without attempting any thing.
It seems that they calculated confidently on
the success of their enterprise, and were con-
vinced that the company OF artillery would nat
act against them. Four OF the rlngieaders
were SnOL yesterday ouin!S 'Hc 1"t, .'S
greater part of the two other regiments came
down to the defence of their officers, and gave
an immediate termination to the dispute. We
are now perfectly tranquil, but really think
that had it not been FIR the energy of the com
mand,nt lieut.. col. Barrat, and the firm con-
duct cfa few of the officers, that we should
have been completely at 'hc mercy OF mere
CHESS banditti. 1t seems that they expected
to be entitled to general pulase on the con-
quest Of the island, but having been restrain
ed by the officers, they had determined to
put them out OF the way, and then accomplish,
their desires. The inhabitants have returned
their thanks to the government, and having
escaped death by fire and sword, with that G.
lasticitv of mind, which serves as handy
kind of philosophy. are as much disposed
! Ia Dasate'le" as ever.
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chat is the second and third bill of each set,
with an endorsement on them, signed by A.
Grassin, and ]. B. Goyon, resident of New
York, who declares himself part owner OF
sid prtvateer, by which endorsement they
Jointly declare the said bills for 8 10000,
drawn t6y -Wr1 .Ogle, land 5000 drawn by
Hatfield Smith, to be null and void aud they
further declare, that the first bills ofeach set,
which have been forwarded to France, have
not been negotiated nor transferred by them
to any person whatever and that if said 6rsts,
of exchange ever returned to their hands,
they engage to deliver them up to the drawers,
in the same nlanl,er as they have delivered
and cancelled the Cd and Sd.
The following is a literal translation OF the
endorsement $50
ave the undersigned, declare to arnul,
and we do hereby annul the,present bill o.ex-
change, and engage that the first which has
been sert 10 France his not been negotiated
nor transferred by US to any person whatever,
and that if it shall ever return to our hands,
we will deliver it to the drawer ii the same
manner as we have done with this,
Philadelphia, May q, 1871.
(Signed) A. GRASSIN.
(Signed) IG. GOYON.
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From the policat and Commercial lPegister.
TIE FRENCH PRIVATEER DILICENT
CAPTAIN GRASSIE.

CAPTAIN GRASSlN
The D;lieent arxived in this port on the
soth ult. from cruize, as mentioned in the
public prints of that day, and she being the
same that captured the ship Hebe, VIM. Ogle,
master, of this port, on her late passage from
Cadiz--.and also, the barque Gideon, OF New
York, commanded by Francis Coffin, return
ing home from Lisbon, both of which were
declared by capt Grassin to be good and law
full prize, and that he would have to sink or
burn them, such being the orders of his go
vernment; but if captain Osle weuid give
him bill for 10000 dollars, and MIR. Smith,
the supercargo Of the Gideon, one for 5 5000,
he would let them both proceed---this they
vessels destroyed ; on their arrival in their
own country, advertised said bills, and the
illegal manner in which they had been extort-
ed from them. Capt. Grassin's arrival in this
port, having afforded the parties an oppEtum-
~ of demanding their said bills /; they have
applied for, and fortunately obtained them :
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:" In the correspondence with Mr.. Jackson,
therefore, sue assert suitheus fear Of CONRAD c.
non, we peremptorily assert, that Mr.. Smith
sras re sv'iter Of the co7reshondence and that
he was also the writer of the, correspondence
with Erskine." +.
Now. unless this same correspondence is
paimed upon some ether person, we Can see
10 other way ofthe Enquirer's getting out Of
the scrape, than by denying that it eper asas
E'rl!ten, as some ingenious folks have lately
done with respect to the Bible. This hint is
proposed with the utmost submission.
The following remarkin the Aurora NAV be
considered as retort courteous" to the
Lnquirer's compliment on the score of learn
ing
"The subject is too serious to admit of in.
dulgence III mrrth at the expense of the lobes
ct the Enquirer's bran--- which like sir PERTH
n:lx Mac Sychophant's conscience, has . tolee.
tical and re-kce gious lobe''
Besides these attacks on the Enquirer, the
Aurora, according to custom, furnishes us
with variety OF curious int ligence. He as
serts, that the post of secretary Of the treasu-
~ was off. red to Robert Smith, in case Of Mr..
Ga!latin's becoming Secretary of State This
is as ieas. az acknowledgement that the latter
situation was not first offered to Mr.. S. He
informs US, moreover, that passage was once
omitted in onc of Mr.. JefFerson's messages to
Congress, on the suggestion of member OF
the paragraph omitted among the best parts OF
the composition We think this was sad
mistake in the /" inaeXible Jefferson:'' it is
to be lalnenttd that Col. Duane wa. not con-
suited on the occasion, or, i! he Was, that his
advice was lot followed.
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Nre Consolation.

SCNSONNtfCW.
A writer ii Thursdays Intc!ligencer, with
tho modest signature of Scion, presents US
with the following restorative:
{" All things considered (says he) it may be
questioned, whether we do not derive great
or benefits from the present -c,nbroled state
of commerce, notwithstanding the. proligate
extent to which injustice is carried, tn IN we
should reap from the profoundest psace."
So that the more we arc insulted and plum
|c.cd, The more we thrive. This, says Co.
ser, is ''what I call comfortable" The proof
of Ronapafte's g love- is here apparent: he
robs our citizens for our own benefit. a. this
rate, Scion is right enough in complaining a.
bout tie "incessant calunny that traduees the
measures Of government" bns.he raust be a.
ware that it is some Of the clamor of their
sworn best friends and supporters, which,
:" Deepens the murmur of the falling foods,
s. And breatheS bsawnss horror Oh the
80 Woods" -
Soion must excuse US Cor not attrihating all
the prosperity OF this pstiaatqaar present ru.
lers.: we are willing to allow them due Gre
dit; but, five mistake not, General Wash
ingtea anG. some others are entitled to por.
ton OF it--tIlt jas'dia
Er'rac. 1f.a lss:er tf+ea Cayenne, to @ gentle
7acn ia .V-zc- York; dated Earch 10.
DhAn SfI, e.
have reserved this letter, for the commu-.
nication ut local Intelligence, and, for the pur-
pose of correcting exaggerated reports AS
a true recital of the late disturbances in Cay
cnnc may be highly interesting to many per-
Sons who are absent propcietors, it would per-,
haps be useful to give the following facts
publication in one OF your daily papers. A
mong the Portuguese troops employed An the
reduction of Cayenne, and, who have since
the garrison, the privstes OF Tia re-
g',nent Of Mac..pa, have been distinguished
for their disurderly conduct. A short urae
,fter the capture of the colony, partial re-
vol, took place in this regiment, under the
irregular pays; this movement was
auasaed at the time, but the spirit OF revolt
remains uuextinguished; and it appears that
ever since, they have been working to bring
,bou, general dissifection Of the whole gar.
risoa. On the eth instant, the government
had in.imation that the regiment OF Maeapa,
had determined on revolt, the OBJECT OF
which was massacre Of the officers OF govern
mcn, civil and military aid, the pllias;c and
destruction Of the town the necessary pre-
CAUTIONS were taken IN doubling the guard at
ne different posts. The night Of the 9TH pas.
,ed over in TRANQUILITY. On the morning OF
he sth, FIVE or six persons were sIressed' anu
examined, and ommitted to prison the gay
passed over without any disturbance, the pre-
,ioas examinations, however, disclosed that
n. regiment Of Macapa had Influenced me
,ther regiments, so that 1t would be ampru-
lent to RELY ON aas part Of the garrison, m the
moment Of necessity oar position was alarm.
NJ, and increased, b. the circumstance s'>1
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-11

FOR sac, by the Su97cYa6er,
Excellent refined Cider, by
the Groce, Dozen, or single Bottle; Shad
aud Herrings, in barreis- warranted good.
ALSO,
Carolina Indigo, Ground Nuts, ShoeA
Trunks.
E. Gilman.
April IS. dsteek
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-11
SHIP
Port Of alexandria.

ENTERED,
Schooner Experiment, Babb!idge, Pcnob-
scot---Spars---to the Master.
CLEARED.
} Ship Almdra, King, Lisbon-:-by J Nor.
gan.
Brig Economy, Ravens, Boston---by John
G. Laid.
Schr. Sally, Potter. Providence +; the mas
ter.
Schr. Hiram, Hand, Philadelphia /; the
master.
Schr. Eliza, Barry, George Town !; tho
Master.
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FaXOn, MetcaIf g co.
Haze just reeear<d and ea6tr for Sale,
50 boxes flesh Raisins,
IL bales Velvet Lorks,
50 boxes No. 3 Chocolate,
Is half do. do.
10 barrels Dumb Fish,
50 kegs Picked Salmon,
) do, Soused do.
800 resms Wrapping Paper. and
Il quantity Of SHOES.
MAY II row
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-11

c. The Waraen, Of the Eb1s-
ectat Chu'ch Of Alexunarsn, re-
sbectfuly inform the Cong7 ega-
t7on, that the Rev Mr.. Reynolds
zutA preach IN their Church, on
sunday tie 18th instant.
May II.
c. Sweet Oranges for Sale.
Received, and for sale by the subscriber,
at the corner Of King and Pisl-streets, "pps.-
size the Washington tavern, two thousand
Saveef Orange by the barrel or les. guanti-
y.
Christopher Nea]e:
May IL. It
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
Charles 3 John Fox,

Charles & John Fox,
Lave for fals At their Ship Chandlery
n Store, Nos 4 and 3, louth fse Long.
Wharf
Ruflia and Ravens Duck
Rufha Sheetings
Tar, Pltch. Rofrin and Turpn,int
Black aud bright Warmth
Spermaceti and Whale Oil
Linceed Oil and Paints, all colours
3, 81 and lbs. Sheet Lead
s, s, 10, II and god fms Ci(p'd Nalh
9. S, 10 and god common do.
Sheathing ard Drawing do.
Sand and Houis Sheath,ng Paper
Cut Nails and Spikes, different kinds
3 and thread Sewing Twne
salElon and Herring do.
Deep iea, Hand, Log and Cod LINES
Log States Small do.
Buntings-Shest Copper
Charts, great variety
Scales, DIvIders, journals
Coat Pilots and NavIgarorI
Oakum,-Cambooles of different kinds and
6zes,
With very complete aud eKtenfvs afort-
ment Of Goods in the Ship Chandlsry line.
ALTO
C0rd1ge, Gables, Bolt Rope, &c.
furniihed 70 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS At the
4hortelt notice-manufaetured from clean
Hemp of the fra quality, and warranted 10
give Ike mott perfect latisfa6tion on wearing
FsbrK1Yy IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
BENJAMIN Butman,

BENJAMIN Butman,
u ESFECTFULLY informs his friends ard
- the public tina, be has purchaied the
Stock in Trade of Doe. Shirley Ervngr and
re- commenced buhnsfs al the fore lately os
cupied by him IN ExfLrEgsFrss;, which be has
jun re2lenilhed with sarge and sIleRIive
AIortmenG of fTeih
DRUGS q MEDICINES,
PRINTS, DTES7UfFS, &c.
COMPETING as great a variety in The above
branches as was 10 be had at his la!e iland.-
He (olicits renewal Of the very liberal pat
ronage belowed upon him by his former
friends and culomers, and afures them that
no exertions fhall be wanting on bis part 10
merit their future confidence,
The recent misfortune that he has eIperi-
encsd he fruits will promp, thOie who are IN
dessed 10 him and Whole terms Of credit have
expired to make immediate payment,
N. he Store will be kept open from
funri!e until nine O'Clock in the evening.
Portland, Fe6 rs. (uJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
u .leaLant Situation.

EOR taie 10 Gorham, az erce!!en, FARM
containing a0ou: 20 acre. Of fefiJe I.ag
capAo-e ot producing f.Dm rs 10 80 tons A.
Eng in hay, together with youug Olcbard
OF thrifty trees; and will yield a, IsPge col
" Corn' Grain, - ~ any land il fai5 -ov.n
ana y more agreeable, the Stock and Farn,i,o
uienli' SAID Farm has a good DWELL,
Houie and Barn fandinE thereon. tooe.bss
with Convenient ou, houIes, wa,er Ss 50
= iltuated about mile. from Por,I.,J aIu
= mar mile from Judge LsagjeHsru'. For
'1''n'' which will be liberal, Apply 10
Oh he premires. N4'
G5rham, May n. m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
NEW GOODS.

Samuel Walton, Tailor,
EseBaace Fra,
HAS jun received and now offers for ale.
an ahor,msnt of SuperGne
B'aad- CIo1b5, C1Gfmere5 ard Hunter'5
Cktb5,
Of faihIousble colors aud of the fin quality.
together with VESTINGS, ofthe newell Gvi.
and TRIMMINGS luitabe for III. fame .
which vii be fold for cath a. cheap IS can
be bought IN this town or Bottom.
>. WATSON, continues TO eIccute the
Tailoring Bufnefs,
IN the neweG faihion, aud a. the fhorterl no.
uCe' Nov. e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE
Y S hereby given thar the fubicribers have
= been appointed by the Hon Samue Free
man, Efq Judge of Probate, for the county
Of Cumberland, commlfioners to receive and
examine the claims Of the leveral creditors 70
the efate Of
BENJAMIN ADAMS,
lsre OF Corham, in faid county cordw2iner,
deceaiedr tepreieuted Intolvent- That fix
months from the twelfth day of December
lst are allowed to (aid creditors te bring IN
and prove theif claims and that they VIII
attend for that purpole at the Office Of 10th.
rop Lewis, Elq. in Gorhan, on the Grh Wed
nefday IN April, and on The third Wednesday
in May neat, from two TO tx O'Clock in the
afternoon. LOTHROt LEWIS,
JAMES MOSHER, JUN.
Ffbrsay5 Is, 1871 (25)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

NO4 IC-.
FAR pF7prietors Of rhe following sb,-..
-..e 'Ne Portland on. v4f m, are hereby
'3 5- mar there ], que on fsia lharc. :.
.''-.''s'1 0i Ten Dollars. and uaists ,hev Are
rs. '7 ire%iurtr on or before Tie tweo
yen a@y z darch next they will NJ ro'a !,
ra3 'ae AAeameR;, together win inc,gen,,'
--- t-'5 NJ tnolc Auction, 4, the 1remife.
~ .-e '''d day--viz Noe 81. s5 "a
-2' ~ 2 10. 2U, 23, ", ~, ~ al III
NH, - 82. 9t, e4. 9s. o5. ~ N
-., &osERT ILSLEY.7
$50 - a. II CD5slNC, C'm~.ff:a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
NEW GOODS.
William Goddard.

William Goddard,
HAS received by several late arrivals from
Liverpool aud Bristol, l-.sc quantity Of
Hard WQre Goods.
Also--2O0 boxes Crown Window Glass,
various sizes,
50 casks Nails,
Quantity Of blstered Steel,
Anyils, Vices, Shovels, Spades, &c sc.
Which are for sails, by wholesale and retail
at his store in Middle street, on the most
favorable terms
P9rLaE<, Nos 10 N
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

f. GREELY,
10. !, LOrg Wbsyf, Ea4 q, isH.
$50 bolts Rulfia Duck
100 pieces Ravens Go.
so pieces India do.
20 pieces Gotten do
50 chefs Hyfon Skin TsA
20 do. SoucbonK
As bags Sugar
20 bags Coffee
hhds American Ga
10 bags PImento
box China Cups ard Ssuters
1000 boxes Herring 800 boxes Soap
200 bbls Mels, Cargo No 1 and Beef
Also
COROAGB BY the gang, at llors notice.
on liberal terms
F'''sgry Is. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
Ne1c Fall and Winter Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,
EXcHANGE-S7REET,
HAS juf received large and extenlvs
u anortInent of new

~ 40 Juh received large ana extennVs
a ahortInent of new
Fall and Winter Goods,
which partly conGlt of the following viz.
Black, blue, bottle, a variety of fs[hion-
dark nix'd, light able London VlTu-
mIx'd, drab, cor let, Toilinett and
beau, brown aEd Swanldo~n Yeaing
olive luperhne aud Silk 6orentine ditto
common Broad Patent Britiih Shirt
cloths, inR-Colerain do.
Blue. black, 6rab, "A and s 4 white
brown, bottle aud Cotton Cambricks
fa~n mild & COM "A, A & black
mon Caihmeres, ditto
Blue and drab lmps- Brown, late, mplber-
rial Cords ~ and green ditto
Hunters Cloth BLACK Silk Velvet
Ssttinst;s-Duffils Bottle ditto
Devonihirs Kerley Variety fancy cotton
Coatings Shaws
Blue, brown and bot. Fancy Mu(ins
tie Serges Book ditto
Bottle, black, brown, Cambrick and COM
fawn, pearl, Ma mon Dmities
room ana imperial Black Lultrings and
blae Pelice Cloths Sarfne,,s
Plain and figured Pc Black Grape
nee flannes Plsided Lultrings
"A, -, 81, "a, Ladies long and ihort
1914 * liza Ban white KID Gloves
kets Habit. Yorxr.n r.
Red' orimlon' white. yer and Kid ditto
yeho", greer and Centlemen's Beaver,
slAck Fiannei' Doe kin, and Dog
BombazstEs and Viii kln ditto
ooAf,' al co'our' Ladies and gentle
Figured BOmGazetts mems hacl ma
Birds eye StulFs white fix Hon.
BeH black and olive l.ondo, prinred Cam
Ne.vetS hr;~k.
Tabby Velvs;s Tartan n!aid Cine,
Cord Thlckletts hams
"omsns black and Silk aud cotton ditto
nae worried hole Superhn2 London
Msn's black, white ditro
and mixed ditto Furn,,,-a.
Disc a"o olnt ohI- Fine and common
looms and Ratinetts Calicoes
Greene Marine Iriih Linens
"a, 26 and % inch Blown PLt1l,.
Co'oh Umbrellas Linen Cambrick
%" S.'t Noat Buttons SuPerhue Drown Lin
Imperial silk ditto en-
E .mPeF'a re- Black and fancy elk
- ul''O handkerchief
No"on'' al bandanna and belt
fuA'''lS' company ditto
~ GAhcoe' aud No ST, aud * Pins
CueCKS Cotton Lace.
psd LICK White samstick Hkfs
s ~ ~.o'ns Puicat, Madras, and
:. oai3ung twtltd cotton do.
r1NS'} sewing. Ruiiia Diapers
0o4S' oo'-on SAILS DITTO Sheetizg
M Webb's patent Ssl-
-i~oN @'l "AiSe "tl- penders
six, Doe Ain, netted
MI r.+.Id ~, S1'., and Morocco do.
''h Z 5'eAt variety Of other articles-alI
~ ",'6' NH. pohIvely DC fold on the very
'7.' -o OG2oBsr go
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
Real Efafe for Sale.


THE fublcriber', about to difTolve Their
Coparinerihp offer for fale about one
hundred acres Of land in the Town az Por,.
land and County at Cumberland, confIninyoF
Moving, TilIage. FEATURING and Woodland
with good barn on j., and an e1ceiiert
well Of Water which will be fold whole or
in part As viii bea fuit the Pzrchaisrs
-ALso--
A Farm in Lewiftown, in the County q
LincolR, formerly known by the name of The
Carcelon farm, containing che hundred and
Fifty acres- about thirty acres Of the above i
woodland, one hundred and twenty updse
improvement, with handlOme young Or
chard on it, q Two Rory houle very ple4lantF,
ftuated, an eIceIlent well of water, two barns
and out houlss.
--ALso-
Twenty fsven Los Of Land Iyine IN ths
Towns Of Waterford and Norway, in the
County Of Oxford; tx Of the above are good
timber lots lying on Crooked River, th< =
bove will be fold on good terms for The Pur,
chalers by
WILLIAM & BARNARD DOuCLAs
OF Portland. Ekll. Uf.)
THE fubferibsr gives notice that Ne IA,
taken the rloule &C Bath, lately occupied
by Capt. Joieph Siockbridge. as tavern
where he hopes, as al Innholder, 70 accom-.
modate all thOis who may honor hins with
thsir patronage, TO their fatisfaction.
LUKE LAMBARD, Jun
Bdt5, Fsb'va,y Is, 1911 1881
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
PATENT TIMEPlECES.

Godfrey Wheaton,
Eseba'gs FRET, 09Pgfie fbs Z'dia" Ctisf,
AAS JUN received for iale, WIZARDS
IA PATENT TIME PIECES, Of luPe-
riOr quality to any ever offered in this iowa
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