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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-28

we are requested . state, that num-
nef o. indifferent o. ~ persons, during
The hre IN Saturday VI. r'-E. remained III
theit beas, regardless 1t a. distress snd
losses Of the sufferers by 80 event. For
people Of this description we can hardly
M language sufficiently strong To express
guy repsehension. Il being who could
s~nly repose IA his bed, during suqh
Emigration, deserves inc leprehenslon Of
eR- inember Of -ociety.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-28

Ii is circumstance some what TO be re-
get ga, THAI ever since tile tIrsL election Of
Mr.. Jefferson, the affairs OF tLs country have
been managed, not with an eve to oar ma
! az lai dependence, prospe gIty, and hunOr,
but W.th reisrGnSe 10 the situation, anu con-
dues Of foI eign nations. MIR. Jefferson aud
MIR Madison bolb, have apparently Tel!
mOte InttTpstes ia the iat5 or Great T. rltain
and France than ia that Of their own coun.
try. Ih,s eau Le accounted for Sstisiacto.
rtiy ~ Cns WA, and IN On- way only These
gaIheHlcI haze beca Rfg5c sol.Caf,as for iAeir
Otva aug and SehIeAt AaH fOr lhS sCeTUe y rho
HatfOD. lHen C4se, how ever del Iorsble Ola
tbs part az tbe country, A. not novel. There
never WIS d~msgUgue, (and these men
ar nothing mDre) VINO bad The good Of his
country at hssrt. Their views are adogcih-
81 selfish, and having succeeded Ia gaming
power and influence, lhey bend al tic pow
ers u oOdy ANA uIind, 10 Tic continuance of
II Ia their own hands,
The extraordinary conduct 8! the Admin.
U2tion, as eAhIDHGd ia The documents &C
compRnying the Presidents Message, at The
Opening oil the present session OF Congress,
IS ascrbable nog only 10 a wash, but 10 a be-
hef, that the " CsntnenlAl y at n" Of Bona
parte, would eventually destroy Great-Brl-
tain. There is no DOUBT. that our short
sighted rulers ts:tered themseYes with dis
result, and hence l~bOred with . fatai and
dis6, aceful zeal, 10 accommod ate their Llill-
cUlties with France, last, when the British
nstIos should siuk, they might be lefl prey
10 The monster vino mas LeyOured cOntInen-
tai Europe. in PIaymg game OF this kind,
Mr.. Madison is wonderfully iEferloul 10 his
predecessor. Elr- Jefferson was cUnGing,
MI. Madison Is not. WheOcyer the former
administered supplying potion to the pub
lie, il was SVefeAea to The tas e." His drugs
= ere carefully concealed, aud his pills hand |
somely gilded, So that the body polite swal- !
lowed them not only without reluctance, |
ia. with delight. Mr.. Madison, on The |
contrary, Seems TO think, like The partridge, !
il ais head ID concoA led, his tail Is also out /
u sight. Mr.. Jefferson was more attentive,
if possible, 10 that end than the other. Mr. |
] Jefferson, had he been in Mr.. Madison's sit
IatIoA, would never have sent 10 Congress
those pat Of nIs foreign correspond
which would have exposed his devotion TO
France lie would haye kept them back,
and iIsqIed all the grumbhngs which Fed.
sralisL could make about the secretion Of 1
documents, and lie suppression OF mtorma- /
ION. The AdmnlStration heard, and pro- 4
Japly Win 10 Lttle satisfaction, thai the
commerce OF Great Brltaln Was IA sOme de-
gree eraoAEI .SSed, that th.is ~ecs taA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-28
Dienrreeable inflammation.

FJt5I-.5 OVs'0 =
A letter from -Fe10 York is
Of a very gloomy nature. 1t
T,en.i,ns several failures, whose
drbt, arc supposed to exceed q
Million Of Dollars. General
confidence was greatly impaired,
i was next to impossible % pro-
core money, and the prospect
cecssioned much anxiety and d
harm.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-28

Dxnspa.ic Lsgic IL Is very liberal in the
Great states .says Mr.. Willis Aston, clear
headed democratic member Of Congress
from North CsroIna) 10 agree o. large
pirober as the ratio OF representation, for
.l,aourh the small states (Rhode Island for
instance my Use one caf Of her i5oo repre-
,eBtatiscs. tie large ones (Ylrgnia for in
stance will also lose one out Of her tSoenty-
.,s9. On what principle Willis makes this
calculstion IS not known. IN order 70 in.
dnce him to "rise for explanation" we will
take the liberty TO state a ssse, and enquire
ofhim whether It Is in point. There IS &
little ssimal called Cr,ltt9e.e, which has a
hundred legs-Mr. Aston. Eve will sup
po.e for the sake Of argument) has but two.
a,ow, if to obligs their fellow animals, each
nfthese creatures should consent 10 lose =
lar. which would act with the greatest lib
srsrty, Willis, who would have but one
LEFT, or the CsntPede. who would have
ninety nine
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-28
SALT.
s. IIhds. Lifbon & ST.. Ubes
SALT foe lale by
ISR AEL RICHARDSON.
January 90, 1911 (6w)

9ortoife Shell and Horn Combs.
yETILLIAM MLELLAN, JUN. has jult re-
celved very large aaortment OF new
fafhioned Tortoiie fheI and Horn COMBS.
which he will fell lower than ufual.
Alio-a few bills excellent CIDER
Portland. jan. 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-28
Backbone Bridge.

THE Proprietors of Back Cove Bridge are
hereby notified that their lemi-snpusl
meeting will be holden al the houle Of Abra
ham Beeman, inpholder IL Portland, Ga
Monday the fourth day of February next, at
three O'Clock in the afternoon, for the follow
ing purPoies, viz.
To cboole Moderator.
To make choice of Tome psrlon to ferve on
the ftanding committee inAead OF Capt Dan-
isl Tucker, reIgned.T
To receive accounts and allow the fame if
they ihould be found right,
To Pais any vote respecting the toll that
may hs deemed eEpedient,- Per order Of the
Handing Committee.
STEPHEN WAIsE, Pss9s Clerk.
Portland, Jas %, 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-28

WYE the luhfcribers give notice that We
Wv have been appointed by The Hon sam
usl freeman, Efq JuGge Of Probate FIR the
countv Of Cumberland Comnilhoners ~ re-
ceive and ezamine the clairns agaillt the e.
tate of
WILLI4M CHLEWEZL,
late Of Portland, IN fad county, mzriners de-
ceafed, repre!euted irtolvent-thar h1 mouths
are allowed 10 the creditor. 10 bnng ~ Iheir
CLAIM. that they viii attend that isrvice at
Tue Office If Jofeph 2. Boyd, Elq in Portland,
ID the lat Thncfday of this AID The five fol
owing months, from 10 20 | clock u each
If faid days.
MARK HARRIS
Trsrr-v q5. 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-28
The ,7HveniR Spelling B0ak:

Ibf ,TNOenlzs Spelling B05k:
Being an Kaiy lo,roducuon TO the
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Containing saiy and faRiIiar edsns in fpell-
ing with appropriate READING LESSONS
Calculated TO advance the learner. by ealy
grsdstion, and to teach the orthogrsphy OF
joHNsoN, and the pronunciation VI Wal
KEK,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-28

Juv nile Spelling Book.
It LITTLE & co No 8, State ffrest, near
" the Market, New buryport, have jul
Publihed Picket's J1Vtriis Spelling Box, ihe
copyright of which for the New EnelanI
States, they have purchaled,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-28

: THE iubfcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that ihe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herieG the
trua Of aGmininratr.x on the eitale OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-28

N B. The above Spelling Book is to be
fold at he Bookltore OF
A. LYMAN, 81 co.
Infursase Buildings, Exchange hree:, PORT
land.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-28

II He lubicriber hereby givea public noSice
10 all concerned. that hs ha. been duly
appointed aud has taken upon hlmlei The uu.E
OF adD!niitra;or on tile e9ate Of
WILLIAM CALDWkLL,
late Of Portland, il the couaty Of Canher=
land mar ner. decealedr by giving bond as the
law direcfs--He therefore requelts all pssfons
who are indebted 10 the iard dsceaieds Ell
tate to make immediate psymenti and thee
who have any demands thereon, 70 exhibis
the fame 10 EZEKIEL DAY.
Jsn. 20, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-28

Jssrq-y %, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-28

late of New, GiouceGer, IN the county of Cum.
bsrland, yeoman, decesied by giving bond As
The law directs-lle therefore renueits All per-
ions who are Indebted 10 the iaId deceaied's e.
tate, to make immediate payment; and thofe
who have any demands theteou, 70 exhibit the
fame 10 PEGGY LANE.
Jan, "a, 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

with which they are lef, by the executive,
To pine III French dungeons. We believe
most If those, VINO are pressed into the
British navy, owe their fate, or at least the
protractiOn of their deteatjon, As well 10 a
Calculating neglect Of the best and most OBJ
rions means Of releasing them, as to the
hu.e degree Of effect, which must ncces-
sarlly attend the measures Of a feeble,
clustering, versatile and insincere admin
lstration, such as unfortunately lords it over
us at present. But we also know, from a
daily PerusAl Of the public papers from all
the sea~pOrts, that there never was a period
when the evil was 50 diminished, and had
we men at The head Of our affairs, who
| knew how 10 command respect BY their
justice, and by moderate but firm attitude
towards Great Britain, the imprcssment OF
| an American scameH, by that nation, would
be as rare as the escape Of their brethren
| from the prisons Of France.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
BEN JAMIN BUTMAN.
EXCHANGE STPFET

HAChANGE- STREET, MN
HAS jun received frefh fupplv Of
DRUGS 81 MEDICINES.
PRINTS, DTE-STUFFS, DC.
among which are the foi.owine-
"a bbls. London White Lead
Is do. SPanilh Brown
y do Spruce Yellow
10 do Linieed Oil
6 do Spirits Terpentins
5 hAds. Spanilh Whiting
do Copperafs
8 do Alum
200 lbs. Indigo
10 tons Logwood and Futile
100 boxes BY and S by 10 Crown Clsfs
&c with a great variety of other articles
computing large and e1tenfive afortmen
- he above branches, which be offsrs u Ao,s
Tale and retail on very low terms for Cath OF
approved credit.
81 Pot and Pearl Afhes conRan,ly for laIe
Cure 8. ne;
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CtLtc GOVERNMENT.
On "Wednesday last she Legislators
chosen for this State the current year,
assembled at the State House.
la the Senate, on The first trial for
the choice @ President, Mr. Or1s had
60 votes, OF the 10. on the second
trial, Mr. DANA was chosen. MARcvs
MoRToN, Esq. was elected Clerk.
IN the House Of Representatives, Mr..
Story was reelected Speaker bv A
majority Of % there were three scat
tered votes. Mr.. SUMNER was ne cho-
sen CIrl.
The government then moved IN Pro-
cession, escorted by the Independent
Cadets, 70 the Old South Meetina.
house, where a Sermon was delivered
by the Rev. Mr.. T'RAcKER, Of Dedl1n1,
from Judges, VIII, g. " ind Gideon
SAID INTO :aeu, syiH ,.2t RUE over v9u,
neither skull my s2u rHle aver you ; the
Lard shat rue orer u5u."
After the religious service the Pro.
cesslon returned 10 the State House.
Yesterday the Committee on the sub
Iect, reported, That the whole number
Of votes for Governor was 83,6O7-of
which Mr.. GERRY had 43,02a, Mr..
GORE 4O,l42, scattered ASH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
T0lRn.

II Hebron, after a long consumptiye
illness, Mrs. Betsey COBB.
10 Norway, Maria Annette, only child
OF Luther Farrar, Esq. aged z months -
II Bruins wick, George, son Of Professor
Cleaveland, aged months.
In Falmouth, Oh Friday morning last, Mrs.
Abigail Pride, aged ABOUT ~ She went
out OF her house 20 attend to her domestic
concerns, apparently in good health, and
was shortly after found dead.
In TINS town, Mrs. Sally Moore, aged 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

! HE iubicriber hereby gives public norice
10 all concerned, that he has been duy
appointed and taken upon himleif the trua of
administrator on the eltate Of
ELIZABETH YORK,
late Of S'andifh, in the county Of Cumberland
Gnglewoman, deceaied, by giving bond y
the law directs--he therefore requeits All
perlon1 who are indebted to the fad decear-
eds eltate 20 make immediate payment aad
thoie who have any demands thereon, 10 ex-
hibit the lame 70 hIs
STEPHEN ~ YORK.
May 29, 1871. marx HO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
RICH GOODS.

JUST received by THos M. VTNsON
j q 20: No 9, CHEAP SIDE Eaebange G,est
among which are
Black and co!'d Canton Grapes
Plain and plaid Silks
Elegant black and white Lace Veil,
Rich Nantes
Sinchaws and Sarlnsrs
Crimfou Silk Velvet
Table Velvet
AfSo-Large a1ortment of Blue Nank;n.
Company and Rnglifh Buff do &c &c sc
q CHEAP FOR CASH. %
June 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

I. From Por,imouth n. H. by Kiuery
York, Wells, Kenntbunk. b.ddefUrd and scar
boro5 60 Portland and from PorIinlouth ~
r. by Dover; Berwick. Doug htysfAu. Keane.
bunk, GIddeford and Scorboro 10 Portland
20 pats alternately fix times week.
Leave Porttmouth every day fave Sunday
az IL p. ~. aud arrive at Portia a NE
next day by q. Y. Leave Portland ever.
day fave iunday at noon, and arrive al Ports
mouth by 2. ~ In winter ty iiPmJ
From Portland by Falmouth, Nonh Var
mouth, btnniwiCk ana Batn, 10 WIcadst.
three times week
Leave Portland every Tuesday, Thurfiay
and Saturday by 10 2. ~ aud arrive al VII
caHet 10y p. " (winser ,. ~ Lave
Nhcaliet every Monday, "Wednesday ana
friday 4 4 q ~. aua arrive a. Por!iand by
li q. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

sci stays anj drilled unnn The south
breakers tie Mid being strong At
east and heavy sea upon the bal, rem
deret il impossible for any boat to an
proach her and the small boat wnich
they had on board, having been dashed
% pieces BIZ sea, Immediately after
she stuck, the crew had no other al
tentative but 10 clihg % the rigging III
the hope that something might come to
their relief. Ii wss about 9 O'Clock in
the morning when the Gun Boat struck
on the breakers, and at ten her masts
having worked out Of the step, she in
stan;ly rolled over and the whole crew
(22 in number) were precip,tated into
the waves. Those among them who
could swim, got upon the bottom ofthe
vessel, where they remained for some
hours, and about 2 or o'clock, when
the wand Toured, those who bad suffi-
Gent strength remaining, swan about
70 or 80 yards 70 some fishing boats
which were on the look out to save
them, bur who could not approach the
place where the vessel struck, without
a certainly Of sharing IL their Gate-out
of The whole number Of which The crew
was composed niue only were saved.
laRA
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addressed to Mr.. "Eving," probably
through mistake


S4AO1bh AIlo|aAS
Poat-OGce, F7scasset, B1ay l6.
MIR. ERvINo-The following article
appeared IN the last Bucks.own paper
--Th- author Of the report is an infa-
nous liar.
Buckstown, Saturday morning,
May IL, 1911. The mail carrier arri-
we'd last evening from Wiscasset, with
empty bags ana states that the Post
master was assent from that tLqce and
that he was Obliged to leave there with
out the mail. 49, g THIS ought not 50
10 BE-" is significantly added By the
Editor. The following IS a statement
OF taCts-and is known 10 be correc, bv
the gentlemen Of this place. On The
day above alluded to, the mail arrived
here about an hour earlier than il had
done before or has done since. bah
left the Office about ten minutes before
il arrived and was absent about forty
| minutes, while al dinner the mail ar.
rived, and the contractor mot carrierl
not finding me at the office, after wait
ing few minutes, he took the mail bag
and the mail belonging 10 this Office
and sent it East an hour before the
usual time of departure, and left the
mail here that ought to have gone east.
The contractor presume is the per-
son that IS culpabIe, at least, he is con-
sldered 50 here, where the whole trans
action is known.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

At S1mSUick, on Wednesday the 18th in
stant, the Rev. WINTHROP BAILEY. The
ecclesiastical council was composed Of a
delegation from the churches Of Woolw;cb.
Harpswell, Georgetown, Berlin, Durham.
Hallowell, Bath, LIST il North Yarmouth,
rreePort and Saco; and the Kew DR.. AID.
Fleton, President Of Bowdoin College. Tie
Kew Mr.. Wlnship Of Wnolwich offered the
introductory Prayer the Sermon by Rev.
DR.. Appleton (Heb. ii. 2, 5 } the ordaining
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Eaton of HarDswel
the Charge by Rev. DR.. Puffer Of Berlin !;
the Right Hand Of Fellowship by Rev. MIR.
jerks OF Bath and the concluding PRAYER
by Rev Mr.. Gillct of Hallowen. The en-.
tire harmony Of the church and parish. in
their arrangements preparatory to the sol.
emnty, and the talents, evangelical senti.
ments and apparent piety Of him who is set
over them, gave ground to hope from his
illustrations favourable influence both TO
the people ofhis charge, and to the institu
ton Of solsnce established in the place.
Rep. AdVOcatc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
aW STEPHEN FIELD,
BooT and SHOEMAKER,

HAS taken the 1hop formerly occupied by
4 Mr.. JoIiah Lows, one door above the
Gazette Office, Exchange Greet, where be
executes The above buiinels in its feverai bran.
ches, - Cultomers who are dilpofed % pat
ronize him may depend on having their work
executed with neatnef., punauallty and diE-
patch, and ia the newea faihion.
Portland, June 3. (ewl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
EOR SHE

a Valuable Lot eft LAND, mea(uring three
rods on Free ltreet, and five rods on
Cotton dreet-makIng corner lot, and pIeaC
antly htuated-If iaId lot is NOT difpofed Of
previous TO Monday, nth Jane next, II will
be fold az public auction on lad dsy-for
terms enquire at this Office
PoyfiaHs, Nay 80 JA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
FOUND.

ON TuefdaY laf, Note Of Hand, given
= for one hundred and twelve dollars
together with imall fun Of Money-Ths
owner may receive It on application At the
Gazette Office, and paying for this advertile
Hent June =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

The following communication was re
ceyed through Ihe ni-dlum OF The Post.
Office, accompanied by request that II
might be published in the Gszette. We
Know naIhlh6 OF the msrits Of The case III
q spule, and give Il place solely wlth 1
view q ob!Glns The Post.mAsier. Ii IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
salts az auCIlou.

IN the premier, on The 18th day Of
June inf. at II o'cl2ck moan, if nat
PreUi0gjg dp9Ed Of at private )aIe,
>WO Lots of LAND ftuated on Waihing.
ton ltreet, being numbered 2 aud %, On
the plan of lots made by E. Iney, ETs -faid
lots meaiure 6O4 feet by 2oo.-Tern. liberal
and made known by applying to
S. MLELLAN, or
June $. L. FLETCHER.
FOR fAle at public vendus, at the Bruprwicl
Cotton Mandatory, in BrunGwick, on
7A9dey, the twenty-ffth day Of June pext,
the following ihares-viz
Nos. 81 and 3S-due on faid flares .. I45a9 !
Nos 4S and 44-due on laid do. 8t7uI !
Nos IS and 34-due on faid do. qzo,oI
No. 81 due on Caid Al oo,5e
for the non payment Of the aforeCaid FUN,
unIels Previouly paid
VIM SrANWOoD, T,ealuey
B5SDzDieI, May 80, 1871 Usl
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WIN. BOWMAN.

TheremisSness Of ne wspaper subscribers
IN adjusting their concerns with the rim
ter, has long been subject of lust com
plant, and given rise to much ingenuity in
order 70 obtain their honest dues.-A r..
gard for Their individual interests as we'll as
for farther continuance Of their ability r.
prolong an establishment, that promises "a
much usefulness to the community, prompts
Them 70 exert their best abilities 10 obtain
the scanty pittance which they so dearly
earn -" Peaceabg 1ghea they can, By coercion
'ohen they nvH. The editor of the Aupus-
Ia paper, previous to a dernier resort, has
issued the following notice. 1t is pretty
brood hins, but such a one as circumstances
would justify in more cases than his.
DEBTS Of HONOR.
V q The printer has between two and
three hundred DEBTS Of Hynor due 10 him,
Which, i no. Immediately discharged, he
shall convert into Debts Of I4.,ice."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
NOTICE !

THOSE FEDERAL REPUBLICANS
Of Portland, zObo are defroas sf cele-
6rHtMg the approaching Anniverjary
q american independence, are dejred
10 meet at 8 o'c6ck, THIS EVENING. At
Wilmington Hall, to make the nece1ary
arrangement. Tune .. 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

On lhe subject fin, 1ressment Of our qea-
men by the English, lie Editor Of Ne
baltimore Federal Republican ramarks--
We never have pslliated tie cruelty & IN.
justice ofimpressiug Americans. I'VE trust
our feelings are as much alive 10 the honor
81 our oouatry and Us susceptible ofgvnume
. mPathy for the sufferers As he best M
or political opponents and we win not
scruPle boldly 10 claim a more earnest co7.
cern than NJ. Madison aud his cOunseuyrs
ever ieit for the happiness ana safety ofour
sea tAring feIlow.citizens. We never
WISHED 10 see them beggared and driven
NO foreign service, by the imposition of
Siho@s5oe- aa1 other restraints upon their
eating we rcProbate their being kidaIb-
Pr iuto Gun Boats. We have loudly aud
"lLhyW ce@zi9s, condemned ths spa,hy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
MASONIC NOTICE.

'HE Brethren of ANCIENT Landmark
LODGE will celebrate the approaching
FeitlvAi Of ST. JaES THE BAPTIST, at Port
land, IN public, on Monday, the 24ib Jgss inf.
An Grafton will be pronounced by Brother
Moss hoLsRooK, Preceptor OF Portland
Academy-ant ar entertainment provided
The Brethren in this vicinity are RESPECTFULLY
invited TO attend with fuitable cloathlng aud
unite with them in participating The peafur e.
Of The day.
The Lodge will ba opened at ten o'clock
PIecliely-and ne ProceiIi1n move At ~,
Per order Of tbs r. IT. Mater
WILLIAM GODDARD, Ss.rnarv
Temple Hell, Pc, Hsa4, Tuas III, nj L SSH.
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WANTED.

"A YOUNG MAN to attend an Fngli1
: Goods 5tOre-Sa;isfa6ory Recommends
tons viii De TequiEed-LnsuTe OF Tie Prin
'eF' JAas )
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

EHE annual meeting Of the A4si4s A4iyF ma
~ SSeieiy wIII he holden At Portland, al
the Meeting houle OF the Rev. Mears. Kel
iogg q Fayion, on Weir5fdey, the 2Gth infant,
az 10 o'clock An The rrultees will meet
the evening preceding The Members will
recollecf the Refolve of the Society, Z" that
contribution be loJicited in the Farilhes 70
which they belong, on the s4bba.h next pre
ceding the annual meeting"
L. GILLEr, Secretary.
Ho2sycsH, June s, 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03
Daniel l. Odell & Co.

HAf-MdPKET ROW.
HAVE received an additional aGortment If
China, Crockery q GlaG Ware,
which they offer for faIe "a good terms.
Afoned Crates of enameI'd and r,.,.,
colored WARE.
H9o-sn adortment of Japaned do.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-03

Accounts from Lisbon TO the 10Th OLA.
rrti. STATE That the French had evacuated
PlrtuEl Lord Wellington was n
A'me'da. and that there had been ne gener-
a. battle