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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
VESSELS SPOKEN.

Dec. 10. LAT. 49. lon SO. fhip Argo, days
from Bath 70, Hull, (E) Dec Is, Ias AZ, loo
SO, brig Sarah & Marian, from Kennebeck
for Cork-had LOT part of her deck load.
Dec 81, lat Al lon ES. brig Mary Ann, from
WifcaGet, for Surrinam. Dec 81, lat 49, lon
6s fchr from Psnobfcot for Barbados,
Dec q saw the wreck Of q lthr about so tons
burthsn, both mats gone and howiprii ftand-
ing, with part of the jib boom the quarter
deck of, aud full of water yellow 6des, black
Freak, and yellow Go above the waist fome
rigging hanging about The bOwfprit. Dec II
Lar ~ lon IS barqus Mary Of Portland out
29days.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14

WHEREAS, l. lila. the wife of John Swift
OF Bethel, has ahfented berieIf from
h;s bed and boarding -thi, j, 10 Caution AL
perIons agAntt truiting her on my account. .
lhal nor pay one cent from this date
JOHN SWIFT.
B5thel Jan z JSll
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14

The Newyork Herald gives On extract 81
a'el'er dared Washington, Jan. 8. which
Inent ons that the z esideut had made a
conhdentis" message, relating TO Wesl
florida. The SUBJECT Vas under consider.
ahoa VII c!oss.! do9rs Two hours, u The
course OF which time a motion was offered
"hich md not pass. Il IS stated that the
=! mmstratioH party az not very well pleas.
ed with Tins business
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
Congresz-H. Of x. jim.

Congres>-H Of x. Jan. 3.
On motion Of AIr. Al2orr, the
House ordered the door-keeper to erect
ne" platform 70 each o. The out doors
OF the gallery. Last week, the gallery
s re way and well nigh demolished
hA'i The American army there para.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
BATTLE IN FIOPTNA

An action has taken place il Florida
Between the Independents, under Colonel
Keaper, and the Spaniards under Cover.
nor Foloh kemPer was dcfeated."--Par.
Gculars not known
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14

ne Oiiited States and T. ance.
IL situation u affairs between this
'Oa11fs Aud France becomes, dAh, m,re
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14

They have already the name, OF 6w.
but think e bsa thai III who arc eul p.bls IN
this relPsG, fhouid be complains Of.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14

"a friend 70 ruth as well ~ ;.snes" shall
have hearing next week.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14

At Court Ct Comnsn Pis,5, Joy- IL;
county Of Cumberland, begun and
b5Lden at Portland, ia (a'6 cunfy gc
Cumberland, on the thloI 7HsfAy +
Novembsr II. d. 1870
ON the Petition Of Cooley GroCysnoE.
whereof the foregoing il copy--The CUT
Order thar the Petitioner cauls all Pe7i0ns tn
.efeiied 10 yhs lands therein mentioned, ~ De
notified Of the iame by cauiing he al pe'i-
ZION md thn Order thereof TO ~ pub!ithed IA
he CsEn5iaz Cerfi7s!, prince IA Dsiton, AMI
Ia the Pr f'a,f C*z,tte and zso w lergiuE
thuie periUns who i've on tie sid hands VITA
copy Of the lard Petition and Order. thrty
days a, Ieait before he 6rn fuIlAy f
March pext. thar they msy have opportunity
70 ihew caufc At Re 1uusr Of Comm, IA PEAS
whica Is thea 10 Ne haldsn AZ Portland, vi hia
and for laid couay ~ Cunhlriuu1 Y any
hey have, why me prayer y fAid fsAti1l
ihoa'd noi he aured
Ai.tf, SAMUEL FREE ~. GttyE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14

and more interes;;rg.. notwithstanding
Bonapartc's pretended repeal Ct his de
crocs, other regulations equally oppressive
ana unjust are adopted, 70 Il respects our
commerce The impo zion OF the Prh-
cipal articles which constitute the trade OF
this country is prohibited add the e"o'-
NOUS duties Imposed on the remainder are
su.n rs 20 amount 10 prohibition. VI
these facts even our administration begin TO
be sensible. Tie rresPondence betWiXt
me French minister, Turrcau, and the sec
rotary Of State, which has lately been COM
mynicnted 10 Congress. is commenced m
tus days Gazette. Mr. SnIth's lette',
wh,sh sneaks language not heretofore
L. ed ~ our Executive towards France, will
he given il our next. Slouil Cong ess
sill be disposed, with tho information that
IS before them. 20 submit TO the tyranny of
B9nspArte, it viii be worse than folly to
think If opposing, Or even resentin5 British
aggression.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14

One ofthe L. s. vessels Of war (the WASP
or the John Adsms) IS ordered to New
York, 70 take on board George w. Ewing
Esq. lately appointed Special Minister 4
the Court Of Denmark,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14

The Nsu FORK Aivertiscr states that Mr..
MOrier, British Charges des siiaires, has
protested and forwarded memorial 10 the
Government, against CUP taxing possession
of West Florida. The Chronicle, with its
usual regard to truth, says tins accounts or
Federalists opposing The measure. The
fact IS, Spain declares this part of Florida
was not included in the Louisiana purchase.
And it is well known, that by existing trea.
ty England guarantees 10 Spain the integrity
OF her provinces.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14

nnua II gratifying d. our ftadersto have
/, y:.w OF toe pupuiatIon Of Portland, as CIV
~ IN ihz completion VI inc prtient Genius
AID highly 10, ~ no'Icing an iucreaie Of 5495
face the year 1900; nearly doubling rs
.s,,hcr OF inhabitants 10 ten years.---HrgH'.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14

"Timas change, and men change with
them" Once The tavoriie doctrine with
democrats was, tsat "a republics there
should be no secrets" During the adj
mmistra,ion Of Washington, the opposition
ia Congress. who were ot the party which
now comp Sc the majority, were feelingly
dive 10 this maxim. And the democrats at
tat day sppauded the conduc. Of Senator
Mason for violating an Injunction Of secrecy
nass2d by the Senate. Vt IN these days Of
modern light and liberty, Mr.. Pickering IS
threatened with expuIlon TO- even attempt
ing 70 read letter in the Senate, which
Vas a long time ago confientlally commu-
nieated, but has since been made public
through another channel. But this letter
shows, that the time was, when BOnasarte
would not have consented to our occupying
West Florida aud that accounts for some
OF our great men being SO tender on this
point.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
ClNCINNA

THE Standing Committee Of the Society of
Cincinnati, Of the Commonwealth If
Mahschuletts, IN conformity to Vote Of the
Society, hereby give public notice to the WId.
owT and orphans OF decesled Members, and
to fuch Of the Brethren who are reduced TO
pecefhious cir umi:ances, that application for
relief, may be made on or before the iecond
Monday Of Feb, eniuing, 70 the Standing Com
mittee Tor any individual rhereof) which will
meet for the purpoft on (aid day, in the EA-
change Coffee Houie, at ! O'Clock IN the fore
noon. Ihe names the S;andisg Committee
are a. follows
Hon.Gtn B,ooIs, Hon. DgsjS coBB,
Dr ~ Io7O4'fTa, Gen Tsb4 WnR,u,
t'6" C4A''5f', Efq' Capt Ada@J Bgi!ey,
Col PoPEiA', Col. T4ssr,
MAJOR ~. TSe5ss, Major cSlsb GiEEf,
DIR. Jsbs Hart, Capt r. H,Iilisaas,
Capt Franc" GrGIz, Capt ne. HHd,4ust,
Capt B'.j Estss, Capt 3 Dana,
Capt, HeaVs, Mr.. Saq.d Ps,IiI,
mo. CALENDER, <!.lgi4a, S.i',y.
B9faa. "a. y, 1871.
NyE the lubicribers give notice, thar thew
have been appointed BY the Hon. Sam
nel FRESHMAN, Eiq- Judge Of Probste for ths
county Of Cumberland, Conmtiousrs 20 re-
ceive and examine the claim. againlf me ef-
tate Of EZEKIEL THUR5TON,
late OF Portland, IL laid county, mariner, de-
ceaied, Represented ihIoIvsnt--that tiI months
ara allowed 70 the creditors TO bring in their
claims that they vii. attend that lervice &C
the houle Of EnOch Ii1sy, in Portland, on the
lat Monday Of hi. AID the five following
mouths, from TWO O'Clock in The afternoon 10
tx ENOCH lLSLEV,
WA FREEMAN.
Portizsf. 1913 7a7 1911. Q4j
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14

Statement Of the number Of Inhabitants
contained "a the following towns agreeable 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-14
D-ortlan0,

Monday, January IA, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18
Donitorial.
From the PLHadiu ~.

SAbererogQtOyy Religious Meet
UlgS.
Il is to1 frequently the case that mankind
disregard t0stros divins ,rjurctto1s, and sCru.
pulously attend duties OF human imposition.
rhey choose rather to pay uthes OF mint
and asnlse and cunmIn, than 10 perform
;be " eighty matters ofthe law. Many hsd
much rather talk about religion IN evening
assemblies, than TO act i at home They
had r.ther make ttgentr tervent prayers III
cOnl entlnn, than do one dSlh.erested benev-
Glen; dctL The, had rather pour our JIG
ulstt ~ addresses, Lord, Lord, than execute
his iuS5 commands Words alone are bur
husks and ch,H Good words may proceed
from Balaam, or any ieprobate person --
They may BE the effect IF artificial excite
ment, sympathetic impulse, or from self
formed opinion ofspeAking wisely and well.
But ha5'ual good acts and consistency OF
conduc,, are The only evidence Of radical
piety, and an unconl animated heart. These
constant streams demonstrsbly prove from
what fount they flow. These practical md
steady dner. OF the word, are not sterile,
Elusive fgtrees, with leaves only, but hum
bic vines, 0en1inr with NUTRITIOUS clusters
Religion is a divine principle implanted IN
the heart, and terminates not IN emotions
and Passionate resolves. Like the Sun, Il %
sometimes eclipsed, but never extlnguished
Ii is not 10 be ran after, like the tga,s t4:a4s.
and found in fenS, or other mansians, 1ut ii
is ever within tue soul, emitting sA!ut-ry
light, and imrarting ,he cUrd~ls Of Chris
tianity. II will induce the possess0r e look
well 10 his household, and purctnally dis
charge incumbent duties TO his family and
10 society, before an attendance OF extra
lectures or rightly associations. Some seem
TO imagine that their religion is always in
proportion 70 the number OF sermons heard.
and the pood talEs in which they have been
concerned. They are extremely SolicltOus
70 hear religious experiences and have little
inclination 60 hear, or &c PIous DEEDS. The
inquiry Is. how have you jeit and how Do
you nov feel, and not what have you done,
and what are you now dong. il short, { ieir
religion IS little III IRE than a passion, which
rises and falls like the tide, az affected By
extraneous causes. We ought to have rem
ovaied hearts, constantly attend public wor-
ship, daily read our bles, be exemplary
in all our conduct, do Isstice and mercy, and
walk hunbIy with God. 1t we have kept
our hearts with all diligence and devoutly
fulfilled all these duties, trust our ConscIen-
ces and Heaven will appreciate, and that
such testimony nf goodness will be the most
conclusive in IRE sight e men, If We only
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18
pofrp
To JOSIAH Quincy, Esq. Represents
tive from Massachusetts,
III Congress assembled.

Oh, QurEcY sworn to raise no venaI
voice
In the full freedom of Patriots choice.
Shall faction dAunt thee when SO nobly
right
Know future annals shall thy worth requite.
When faction prospers, still be Cato bold +;
His pearls Of truth can shame mine q
gold.
Truth be Thy buckler 'gainst the Tranfs
claim,
There save thy country, and there seize Thy
fame
Still prompt to shew, in senate and in hall,
How states may flourish and now states may
fail
While Pst- and DcshG drive wilh weight
OF skull
O5scencly grave" precipits,eiy dull -
Uhinc be tie task 10 demonstrate the fact,
" WHo THINK LIKE RoNAEs, WILL LIKE
RoMANs ACT"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18
CONGRESS.


IMPORTANT MESSAGE.
The PRECEDENT by Mefage tranf-
mitted the following copies of letters
from the agents of the United STATES
in France, to MIR. Secretary SMITH,
Cqby gfa letter from JONATHAN Rus
SELL, hq. Charged Ataires Of
the u. S at Paris, to mr.. K
Smith, Se6y gfState, dated
PARIS, DEC. II
SIR-On the evening of the 9th
irlt. learnt that the Eflex frigate
had arrived at L'Orient on the 4th,
and had been put under quarantine
for 5 days for the want of bill OF
health, during which time the mef-
fenger is not allowed to come en-
ihorc. At the fame time that / re-
cei,ed this intelligence, | was alfo
informed that the brig Neqv-Oriean5
Pastet, WAS fcized at B0rdsaux, sndsr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18

the Berlin and Milan DEGREES, by the
director of the cuitoms at that place.
The Simultaneous occurrence of thefe
two events, formed in my opinion
a criiis which required a prompt de-
ciiion of this government. Under
this imprelhon, | Immediately ad.
drefcd to the Duke of Galore the
note Of which the eucloCed is a copy,
and in which Ith1i,t il polite 10
remembrance ajarri4 smncis, againit
the proceedings of the director of
the cuitoms at Bordeau,r, and to leave
the government here at liberty TO
difavow them. This disavowal,
however, | am purfuaded depends
entirely on the nature of the despat-
ches brought by the F0fx. | feel,
therefore the mott lively anxiety to
receive them. In the mean time |
give this letter chance Of reaching
you bya vehel about leaving Bar
ledH& tor ~. 4 ARK.
Since my lalt the Hanj6atic towns
have been annexed to this empire.
| have informed Mr.. PipkneY Of
the arrival of the Ehex, and fuggelted
TO him the poihbility that the Proc
lamation of the Pre6dens had come
out by her, in order that he might, if
he thought proper, make final at
tempt to obtain repeal of The Or
ders in Council, while It was vet in
the power Of the Britith miniitry %
do it with good grace. | have the
honor, to be, &c
(Signea) IONA. RUSSELL.
Han. Robert Smith, Secretary gf
State, u. States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18

NOTICE is hereby given that the lubfcri-
- Der has been duly appointed sdnliniAra-
triK Of thssela;e Of ZZAdOTH2~ PARSONS,
late Of Wilczlet, trader, deceafed, and has
taken upon herfelf that trua by giving bonds
as the law directs And all perfons having
demands upon the ensre Of the lsid Timothy
ParfonS, are required to exhibit the fame
aud all psrfons indebted to the faid eltate arr
sailed upon to make payment TO
ELIZABETH PARSONS. hlm'x.
February 9, lsll QD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18

tdIk well, what Thank have we f; but if we
g do zUeH, shall we net be accepted % How
can those who have 10 intelligence edify by
extemporsneous speaking, and what is that
order worth which IS generated and dies at
the place of meeting, AID IS wholly iropera-
tlve ? Faith without zporks IS dead"
CONSISTENCY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18

be competent for the PreGdeat of
the United States to exsrcife the
contingent power which had been
given TO him.
1t will not be pretended, that the
DEGREES have Ill fact been revoked /;
but that the delay Of the Y. otates
in performing the condition pFefentsd
to then anthcriEea their revival.
The cafe of the lts5y- 0rledHr Pocket
is the fri which mas occurred lincc.
the frlt of November, TO which the
Berlin or Milan DEGREES could he aP-
piled, and if they be applied TO rhis
cafe, it viii bc difficult for france
to flow one folitary inftance of their
having been practically revoked.
As TO delay on the part Of the or.
States. there has been noac. No
Official information of the Letter of
your ExcelIency Of the 9Th Of Aug.
left France for the ii Stares, owing
TO circumstances which il was not IL
the power of Gen. Armstrong to
controul, until the 29th Of oeptem-
Der, and to this moment | have net
learnt that fuch official information
has been there received / might IN
deed have learnt it. and been able
now to have communicated TO your
Excellency, the mealures on which
the PRECEDENT has decided in conle-
quence Of il, had not the frigate EE
/sx, despatched by him, been put
nnder quarantine on her arrival &C
L'Orient, for the want Of bill #
health, and the mefenger thereby
detained iince the 4th Of this month.
| Will not undertake TO decide
whether bill of health ought in
courtefy, to be exacted of frigate
of friendly power, coming ii the
4vu1ter Jeaj6H from place not known
to have been lately aflictsd with
any malignant dlfeafe but furely
the delay which this exaction occa-
ions, cannot be imputed to a wang
of due diligence on the part Of
the American government.
Il is from this view Of the fubie9
that | am thoroughly convinced,
that the application of the Berlin and
Milan DEGREES, by the director OF
the csttoms at Bordeaux, to the Ne1v-
Orleans PACKET, viii not be approved
by his Majefy, but that prompt and
efficient mealuTes will be taken to
corrc6t procedure, which, if per-
fitted in, might produce a tare q
things which it is the obvi Us inter-
eft Of both nations to avoid. pray
your Excellency to 81 afTured ofmy
mott difingaifhel conf ierarion.
&c. JONATHAN RUSSELL.
Cqpy If a htte- fran Chr. Meier to r.
Smith, hJ9 Secretary Of State.
UNITED STATS coNsULArE-BJRDEAUx, DEC,
a. 1910.
SIR, ANNEXED is tripiicate Of
my refPetts TO you Of the OH inf.
the brig Olmin, and the ihip Iom-
modore Rogers, by which the origin
al and duplicate went, having not
got to fea YET.
The brig New Orleans Packet, Of
n. York, Capt HARRIS, mentioned
in my former letter, has fnce been
feized by the Collector, and her carr
60 has been put in The impesialcu4-
tom houfe
The fchr. Friendlhip, Of and from
Baltimore, Captain Snow, has beea
fequefered.
u The rsf4us IF this kttey il mim-
PJtdHt.
->-- -.
Mofc3 II kills Will.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18

! 4 ne greatest part OF the Duke de CadOre' 3
late report 10 the French Emperor, (from
which the following is cxtrscted) is q
rigmarole account Of RonaPsrte'S love Of
peace and Justice, and the frauds and ty-
Tsnny Of GresI-Brtain. The following
extract contains what ia particularly inter-
eslng to the people ofthis country, being
an exposition Of the meaning IT his Ma (.
jesty III giving notice 10 Mr.. Armstrong
that the DEGREES Of Berlin ana Milan
Esould Dc revoked, and OF Mr.. Madison,
that they were revoked, on The LIST Of Nov.
last. 1t il % b. hoyed. that, a. we now
have the authority Of The Duke Of Galore
added 10 that Of Gen. TaTcau, for saying
that fhsse DEGREES are nor revoked, the peo
pie OF thiS country VIII be Justified IL least
~ doubling whether they are revoked,
Notwithstanding the President has said
they ale. J. Will be observed, that tnIs
Report is dated the 8th Of December,
4blU, sOme weeks after the date and pub
hc4uOn OF the Presiceni's fr, SlImAtioas
No wonder that upon the RECEIPT of that
Proclamation IN Paris on The 18Th Of De
ccmOer, four days after ibis Report was
made, the frenchmen all reJoiced At the
news. Doubtless they were gratlfed to
the heart ~ find that We had become pare
ncrs Ia the " Continental sy+fcRl, and with
thc sure and &C lain prospect, that from
hsScJt0Tth sge are 10 better than a French %
IonY.
:" sire, Is long a. England shall per-
slst IN her OIdersjs CouncIl, your Ma
jeSly will persist in your DEGREES.
Your Majesty will oppose 10 the block
ade OF the coasts, the continental block
AIDE, and to The pillage on the seas, the
conhsCation of English goods on the
continent.
=" IL is my duty TO say SO to your Ma
jesty your Majesty cannot henceforth
nope TO bring back your enemies to
more moderate ideas, otherwise than by
your perseverance in this system.
There mus result from it such a state
of Inconvenience to England, that she
shall be forced at length to acknowl-
edge that she cannot violate the rights
OF neutrals upon the seas, and claim
their protection ON the continent that
INC OliII SOuICS Ol nGI evils ID III llCT
Orders Of Council and that that ag-
grandizement of France which will
long excite her uneasiness and her
jealousy, she owes to the blind pas
sions Of those, WHO, violating the treaty
Of Amlens, breaking off The negotiation
Of Paris, rejecting the proposals Of fill
sit and krturth, disdainlng the over
lures made before the annexation of
Holland, nave given the last blows 10
her commerce and to her power, and
conducted your Empire 20 the accom-
plishment Of its high destlEies
"CHAMPAGNY, Duke de Cadore.
Paris, 9Th December, 1870"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18

/.
ailortInent Of new
FaH and Winter Gods,
which parity con(ia Of the following viz.
Back, blue, bottle, A variety Of faihion-
dark EiK'd, light able Loudoa Vru-
mix'd, drzb, cor let, Toiiinett and
beau, brown and Sw7ntdown VeffinE
olive fuperfne aud Silk forentine ditto
common broad Patent BrItith Shirt
cl0ths, ing-Coleraln do.
Blue. black, drah, "a and white
brown, boule aud Cotton Cambricks
fawn rnlld & COM 81, A q 8 4 black
mon Caiiimsres, ditto
Blue aad drab Imps- Brown. 0ats, u1ulber-
ria! Gods ~ and green ditto
Eunsers Clo:h Black silk Velvet
Sattihe,u-Dufils Bottle ditto
Dsvonthire Kcrfey Variety fancy cotton
Coanngs Shaws
Blue brown and bot fancy Mulins
tie Ssrges Book ditto
Bottle, black. brown, Cambrick and con-
fawa, pearl, Ma mon Djmitist
room, and Imperial Black Lunrings and
blue PeIics Cloths Ssrlnstu
Plain aud figured Pc Black Grape
lice FiaHneIs Plaidsd Luarings
Ga, "a, 81, %, Ladies long sld ihort
Io-4 * li-4 Ban white KID Gloves
kets Habit, YorktSn, BsA-
Red, crimfon, white, yer aHd Kid ditto
yellow, greece aud GentIsmens Beaver,
black Flannsls Doe kin, and Dog
BOmhazettS and vii. kin ditto
boSrs, a. colours Ladies aud gentle
figured SombaSetts mems black aud
BIRDS eye StuiFs white fix Hofe
Bet black and olive London printed Cam.
Velvets bricks
Tabby Velvets Tartan plaid Cling
Cords-Thckletts hams
WomeR's black and Silk and cotton ditto
fate worried Hofs SuperGne "a London
Mems black, white ditto
aud mixed ditto Furnitures
Black aud blue Shall Fine and common
looas and Rztinstts Calieoes
Greene Msrins Irifh Linens
"a, 20 and 20 inch Brown Platillas
cotton Umbrellas Linen Czmbrick
Sstt gilt Coat Buttons Superhne brown Lin
Imperial Silk ditto en-
Ladies Imperial Pc Black and fancy fix
lice ditto Handkerchisfs
v INDIA Cottons, all Bandanna and bef
qualities company ditto
iHdia C4iicoss and No 81, and q Pias
Checks Cotton LaceI
american Bed Tick. White sambrick Hkfs
ing OIL Cloths Puiicat Madras and
Factory Shifting twilld cotton do
Factory Servings RulIis Diapers
boxes Cotton Balls, Ditto Shseting
siiorted Webb's patent Ssl-
Black and white Mil penders
linetts Silk, Doe kin, Melted
LINEN Threads and Morocco do.
Red twili'd Csmbrick
With great variety Of other srticIsa-aH
OF which will pOlitiveiy be fold on the very
Lowell terms Os9ksy ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18
STONE CUTTING,
ExgcUrED IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, BIZ
u IL rEag !s-fV'i' HIAA SIC

LXECUTED IN ALL ITS bRANcHesi BIZ
BARTLETT ADAMS,
"a Fsse,ol Street, ese,Ets TIE Old Netsodia Meet
jig Baie, PORTLAND,
Who keeps con4antly for lale, an anort-
rncnt Of Marble, Slate, aud Free Stones; fuit-
able for Tomb and Head Stones, Hexrths,
JarAbs, Msntles Pant Mills and MuIlers, aud
aIa1ft every other NE.
20 Orders from any pare Of the country
attended 20 with punciuality and diipalch.
FsbcUayy ~, 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-18

IIOIC3 A. XII w III
NOTICE is hereby given, chat the lla
~ Win aud Teltsment ef
MOSES HASKILL,
late of Newgouceller, ia he rhe county OF
Cumberland, yeom4n, deeeaiei has been pre-
tented to ME for Probate, 10y Ebenezer tiaf.
kill, the EXecu,Or therein NAMED and rflar
Wednesday, the 27,h day Of February iut.
NJ ten O'Clock a u Is aligned to rake proof
Of The fame. At ! urt u P-ohare, then tD ha
holden At the Regtters OH { III Portland
when and where AT Perfons concerned may ~
prelent 70 llie.y cauI1 If any they have why
the faid Will ihoud o. lhUuid not Ne aparC-
we'd aud allowed.
SAM. FREEMAN. ~ " 5jfys4i5 C.-sa
Feb, l9, l6tl.