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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
Fran t5s B9'qou enh;~elsfApna6.
VERY LA lie FROM EUROPE

Y esterday we received files of
London papers to the 1lib ultimo.
brought by the Alert, in the extraor,
dinary passage Of twenty days from
Liverpool,
The most intcre sting article fur
n's:lcd by them is, that Mr.. Pinknev
mad taken leave OF The British Re.
gent preparatory to his immediate
return to the Uuited States that all
negotiation on the subject in dispute
between the two countries had been
broken off; but that charge des af
tairs wonld be LETT to transact uni,u.
portant business In Parliament
Mr. Percevai had declared his readi
ness to accommodate all differences
with the United States, on the terms
EXPRESSED in the Regents speech :;
and that Mr.. Foster would carry to
America propositions thereon which
ne conceived ought not to be reject
cd War. Though expected bv
some, was net generally apprehend
ed.
After searching our files from the
% OF February to the last date, we
have not been able to find one article
from France respecting the rcstora
ton OF American property seques
tered therein, and vi ich had bs en-
proposed to have heen restored on the
I'd OF February nor have we beard
Of single American vessel having
sailed after that period Notwith
standing this, the Moni,ear of the Is,
OF Mach, repeated the old story OF
she Duke of Cadorc, that the DEGREES
were repeated as they respected A
merica though Immediately after, it
declared those DEGREES shall be the
permanent law OF France as long as
the British orders in council eontlu,,,
ed. Our readers must solve this pa
radox.
We are as ured, that letters had
been received in England, announc.
ing the arrival of several American
vessels In France after the Cd of Fe.
bruarJ, which had been admitted to
an ehfy on paying the heavy duties;
that one OF these touched at G ibraI,ar
and had been admitted to an entry
Oh giving bond to prove the Amcri
can originality of her cargo and that
several OF the icenced vessels had al
so arrived with colonial produce.
we are informed by passenger
that MIR. Williams had stated Some
OF the above facts, and added. that
vessels, circumstanced as was the
Fox, sent into England, adiudicated
and cleared, would be admitted info
France, as American vessels are in
England.
The British king had nearly reco
Vered his accustomed health but it
was not expected he would resume
the reins OF government While the
Prince Regent followed the old road
aDd Kept his old servants III Office.
Lite accounts from the the atre of
war are nos so late as those we have
received direct. And in the Nortb
things remained as porteutous To
commerce as ever.
LONDON, MARCH 10.
Letters from Paris as far back ne
the 18th OF Feb. mention, that seve.
raj American vessels had arrived :,
Francs, lone Of which had touched at
= 'oratar) and admitted to entry, Civ.
Ing bonds for the originality OF the
cargo: Iney must export one half
the value lii French manuiacsures-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
FE BRuARY z9.

Mr.. Whitebread inquired, if i 81
true, chat the negotiations with n.
merican miniiter were broken off
whether 1t was the intentions of M
tiers to advhe his Roya! Righnefs io q
the lioufe information on The fubie,i
The Chancellor of the Excheoue "a
Perciva'] in reply faid, it was t,re
American miniiter had taken leave :;
the relations between the two CO :,
were not broken off; that Char, =,
fairs was to be left, and .fat penf.o
had jua been appointed hnvoy Extrs7,,
nary to America. Under the(c -
frances he fhould not adviie tina
papers on the fubjeet be laid befo
Houfe.
Mr.: whitehead rofe to requea a.
PLANTATION of the reply made by the
ceilor OF the Exchequer to oueR ~
his respecting the negotiation wi
mcrica. He underitood the Ri. hon b..
tleman that the discuffions betwee
two countries had not brok zen off. r.
had undertood out of doors from 200
thority, that no difcuiions were no
pending. and that the charge des al,
was not inltrutted to continue the 4
slons. With refpea to correfDon, m
the miniiters might IS we'll publith i
II they did not, the American cover r.
would, long before the arrival of Mr (,
ter In America.
M
Mr.. Perceval faid, ne muf Inv,
misunderstood by the gentleman.
thought he had faid thar the cbaroc
affalres would continue the late difcn,--
his was certainly not the province ~
Charge des afaircs, and therefore !.
dicutiions were terminated in this e.
try previous TO Mr.. Pinkney's tail.
audience of leave. The diEcuaions y
not however, clofed and the Mi,
VINO was gong to America world .
over proportions which he conce;ynd
entitled TO a favorable reeeption n A
lca. Tie doubted the outdoor info,
tion the gentleman had received
Mr., Whitehead faid his ;naox.
came circuitouhy from the Ams,
Minifter himfeif. ''
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
Paris MARCH T.

The Englifh journalifs cannot rccor
the remark OF MIR. Champaenv
Nj Armitrong, that the Berlin
Milan dccrees are revoked, with
declaration OF the fame minifcr j,
late report, IT which he fIys, "Sjrc. v
MaJctty will perIeyere in your dec,
10 long as England pcrfas in her Ord
IL Council" There is no dific ltv in
deritsaajog this. The DEGREES are repe
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
FROM THE LONDON GAz cTrE, FEB. 16.
Eoreron G%ce IL %.

C.VSte, 20, ISy III I.
His Royal tlighness the P.ince
Regent has been pleased 10 appoin,
AUGUSTUS JOHN FosTER, ESQ. to be
his Majes'y's Envoy Extraordinary
ana N.n,ster Plenipotentiary to the
Cni'ed States OF America.
lalr. Foster, appointed minister TO
the y. States, is nephew to the Ouch
es' OF Dcvonshire, and was Sccretu.
~ to the American Legation. |
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-04-20
LONDON, MARCH 10.

Letters from Paris as far back as
the 18th Of Feb. mention, that seve'
raj American vessels had arrived in
france, lone of which had touched at
= 'oraifar) and admitted to entry. civ.
'"g bonds for the originality OF the
cargo. They mus. export one hair
the value lii French manuiacturas-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
Holm S. DuPEE,

. ESPECTtULLY informs his friends and
~ the public that he has removed 10 pea-
con Beck's white fore, IN Fore-areet, directly
at the bottom of Plumb ltreet, where he keeps
conitantiy for lale, general ahorment OF
genuine
DRUGS . MEDICINES,
Together with variety Of
Patent Medicms5-Dye Stuf5, &c.
Medicine Chefs of all lizes put
Up Or repIenilhed at the fhortea notice, and
kept conGantly on hand
he hopes by conitant and punaual atten-
dance, in the line Of his bIhnels, 10 merit
continuation of the confidence of his friends
and the public, and TO receive portion Of
their patronage
His recent misfortunes oblige him TO call
upon thofe indebted to him for payment,
which at the prefent time, would be confer
ing favor June 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
HENRY SMITH & co.

No. 4, Msfly5 Rozg,
HAVE JUN received ~ the Sa.y, from
- Liverpool, GIty five Packages Brililh
manufactured G0ODS-viz.
Superfne, midd!ipg, and low priced Broad
Cloths x Catimeres Kerleys; Pans Swan
fklns; Fannels; black, blue, mIxd and drab
Imperial and Bedford Cords Ioilenett Vet
tulet; figured, printed, Orleans checked and
ltriPed Velting; luper printed, ribbed N1er-
iallles do; white MeriAiles ditto leans
Warrington Stripes Crundarills Patriou
Stripes; Jeans; Nankins (; Couon Cadlmeres.
elesaar uncrefIed Cambria Calicoes tuper
green diuo ditto common and low priced
ditto; green, white, pink, bue, ADD Yellow
oa-inetts; great variety OF Ribbons Lace
Wells, 8 A lace Handkerchief Sewing Coz
ton OF all colours, Of hyperion qua ity sew
ing SiIk and Twil LADIES and Ceu.ienlen's
cotton and worried HoGsry VeIvetegns AID
Genoa Cords great varisly OF Handcer-
chiefs and ohaws eambuc x commou DIM
"yi tanc" colouTed HAT Liuing5 white snd
coloufed Csmorics Britfh Cottons Brown
Hollands; Checks and Stripes Bunl53zstt..
ohalIoons f; Durants and Duroys; Buttons.
&C. SC SC,
d4o--A large aGortment az Plated add
common Sadlery--P.ayed g,harneis Mcuo-
ting and plated Mouidsng.
40 Crates well aGored Earthern Ware.
zoo Zee; BY and 6 BY Gia!s.
dp,H 22.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
FOP SHLFOR TO LET


a n exceiient Rand for Tanner. 6iust.d in
Iiib5n, in the county Of Lincoln, comDri
hIg one half acre of Land, or more. as viii
ben iuit tie purchaler, and Tan Vats. Bark.
Houte, and a good none for grinding. that
goes by wa,er. The ltanJ has likewife on +
Dwelling Houle - ny 20 feet, well fniihsd
oG,Gte, gooi ifack Of chimnies and good
Cellar, together with a good Blackfni,h's
tkop with the Tools, lmated near the above
premifss.
d1@-The qoGefIion Of one bunGrei acres
Of e<ceilent Land in fad Iib1n, capsb!e Of
producing from 6ftcen 70 twenty tons Of En-.
GIN Hay per aanr n--aat kss on :, a Dwell.
hug Home 90 by - feer. with rhe ou.fiie
well tni.hed--a Barn 50 by 81 feet, well IN.
'shed-a good well Of water, All handrome
Young Orchard.
his,--Aa eKcellant aand far flr;phu;iser
Or Trader iina'ed il the town us Bowdo;n-
han. county Of LINCOLN. AZ : place called
CArhsnce, conhfliug Of half an acre a. Land.
wfh Hs-rf snd building. on ihs fame.
The whoieor part Of the above prenliCe.
es''i hs io'd for csfh or approved credit.-par.
'eliars 'aqaire Of NOAH jORnON, of liz.
on, Or MoRRELL JORDAN. Caoe. eliza.
~. MSr.h ~ fD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
A6ro Spring q Slmnmtr Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,
HEAD OF EXCR4NGE SIX z 4

HEAD or EAC HdNGE- - N ~ A. II -
HAS INST received an extensive assert
ment of Fresh SEASONABLE GOODS
comprising almost every article usually
wanted N this place.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Real West of England, suPerhne' and com
mon Proadcioths, OF every colour q aes-
cription ditto Cassimeres
ImDerial Cords Patent Plains
Newest stile OF yesting; pink, BUT, and
blue Cambria
Cotton Cassimeres Washington Stripes
White Jane butt NanSns
Very stout Cotton Neivets
Blue and yellow Nsnklns
Black Italian and Canton Grapes
Black Lustrings
7.B and "A Colerain Irish Linens
Linen Cambrics , Long Lawns
Patent steam loom Cotton ShTungs
Cotton Cambrics variety Of fancy MushnS
a printed CAmbrics Cinghams Ca!icos,
Furnitures Company Bandannas
Black silk Handkcrchiefs Madras ditto
Women's blk. white and slate cotton Hose
Mems blk. white, marbled and mix'd ditto
Men and women's blk and white English
silk Gloves ditto Cotton
Cambria and common Dimoties
Fine Book Muslin
White Lustring and Sarsnetts
Coloured Double Florence
Cotton Nantes and Shawls
Kid Habit Gloves
Mems beaver, doe skin, and real buck skin
Gloves
Factory Stripes & Checks do. Bed Ticking
Fine and common brown Linen
Cotton Holland Russia, table and common
Diaper; English ditto
Black, blue, brown and green Shalloons
and Ratinetts
OIL Cloth black Modes Canton Hkfs.
Black and white Laces ParasolIs
GA cotton Cambrics, for 81 I cts.
Ginghams, for Is cts.
Cotton Umbrellas, tinish'd in superior stile
India Cottons India Calicoes
s white Flannel nice blk. silk Shambray
Italian Sewing Silk best silk Twist
Fashionable gilt, plated and steel coat and
vest Buttons Imperial silk ditto
Webs patent SuSpenders
Turkey Bandannss
Cotton Servings coloured Thread
sd figured Lace Lace Nantes
Red Broadcloths buff, white, and red
Cassimeres; Bombszetts and Wilboars.
Flannels Baizes, and Swanskins
Russia Sheeting Ravens Duck
Black Sattins Ribbands Tapes Bobbins,
Linen Threads silk and cotton Ferret,s
Galoons colourd Threads
Silk Florentine Nesting, &c. &c.
Much pains was bestowed III the selec-
ton Of the above Goods--they arc well pur.
chased and will be sold as cheap as BY any
Dasher OF the Day. May 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
PORTLAND SHOE STORE.


Oliver s. iiartShorn,
has juf received At ;he Portland Shoe
Sore. Ggu Il be Golden Boot, Mid lie
flreet, lafge and eKeaive ai.orSmenc of
SHOES, Of every delc,iption, making As
grsa, variety a. isfo oe found IN the Dhtrict
OF Maine among which are Ladies, Miiies
and Children's Ties aud Slippers Of all colors
PLAIN and 2laided Kid do do.---Gentlemen' >
Kid and Morocco Shoes--do Leather do.
Nomen's SHOES Dy the dozen, tuiiable for
connsry reiail may be had as above from
$50 10 8 dollars per doz
lie continues 70 execute the Boot MakiRg
BnGaels ia IT, various branches, with faith
fulleis and eiegance-Sith which Cultomers
aud otAers may be Accommodated at ihort
notice.
tie keeps conaauty on hand, ben Of lack
IONS Engiilh BACKING. for BOOTS and
sAors which IS deemed by good judges fupe-
Nor to any 10 uie. (ew) Nay Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
NEW GOODS.
William Goddard.

William Goddard,
HAS received rs several late arrivals from
Liverpool and Bristol, large quantity Of
Hard Wure Goods.
Also-2OO boxes Crown window Glass.
various sizes,
SO casks Nails,
Quantity Of bllstered Steel.
AnvIls, Vices, Shaveis, Spades, CIV 5-.
Which are for sale, BY wholesale and retail
at his store in MiGdie-sireet, IA the nost
favorable terms
Portland, Nov 10 G0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
Iohn p. TLurfon.

Has FOR SALE, 1T No. q, Csa.s ~ Rs-s',
5000 lbs belt retailing COFFEE
40 chefs fra quality SouchoDg, Hylsa
Skin and Youag Hyfon TEAS
200 boxes brown SOAP
100 barrels Wilmington TAR
20 ditto Clear, Lone Midling and Prime
PORK
40 ditto fuperfue FLOUR
10 boxes HAVANA Brown SUGARS
II ditto Mould CANDLES, for retailing
l pipe real Cogniac Brandy, 9Th proof
% calks Enghih NhZLS
80 doz. do MackeraI LINES
Also
Jalt received WARRANTED ANCHORS
from 200 TO 900 los. If Nay ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
TO BE SOLD,

WITHIN one hundred rods Of Gorham
corner, on the road leading to Portland
part OF the Real EIlate Of capt. Samuel Whit
more, la,e of GOrh2m, decealea, conGlting oil
the buildings, and about fifteen acres of land
with an orchard thar will make from 90 Il
80 barrels cider yearly. For particulars en-
quire of simon HusToH, of Gorham, o.
JsIEL WHITNEY, of No.thyarmonth.
Corhanl, April Is, 1871. 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

WILLIAM SWAN,
YrAS o~'o" 1'o,0' MiddIe FRET,
HA' received large additional ltos X Of
Frsib Se1i0nable GOODS,
ALe-Fiis ufuai fupply of
WeF- India Goods q Grocerie,
70 kegs Of the oelt retailing Tobacco
Belt retailing Cotton
Havana Sugars
Freih Teas
Box Railins
Linleed Oil, Tic. &c. sgs
Al which will be fold wholefaIe or rs,,a
''r am q undoubied credit, on good terms
f0'f4a7d, Nay ~ So So - us
- --Au perions indebted to him whor.
notes and accounts have Deen dus Co. .'o'e
mult be made payment
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
WILLIAM CROSS.

a ~. 3, Lo4g H,bDf
las jun received per brig Betley, from
Alexandria, and for fze-
200 bbls fuperfle FLOUR
100 half obs. Ditto, warranted Of 6rh
quality
40 buiheis Of Cars
20 b5's Of Bone AIiddlng PORK,
leo Merino Sheep Skins
80 Hhds. bellere.aiIing MoIafes
Mr. Is We
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
NEW HATS.
JF Tsssivsd ~
|. MAHAN.

j. w nh NM
AT the Bolton Hat Warehoule, at the lower
end of Exchange Sree:,
SUPERFlNE Drab hats, wide and narrow
y brims do. black do do. do nspt black and
drab Hats, wide and narrow brims; Camel's
hair and felt hats of all kinds and qualities
Youths fur and brown felt hais-youth's red,
blue, and black Engliih morocco hats
MILITARY HATS
of all prices between and Is dollars, with
complete Vulture and Oitrich feathers for do.
Any of the above hats will be fold by
wholelale or retail as low as can be purcha.
fed in Bottom, and thole with the ltamps in,
will be warranted
800 pieces Gallons, Cords, Loopings, Cling
hams, Bruihes and Bow-ltrings.
1000 Neutre fklns. May p.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
TO be S0id on liberal terms,

10 be SAID on liberal terms,
: LOT OF LAND. containing i1ty two
: acres, lying in Northyarmouth, on the
northealterly fde Of Greely's road, 70 called,
and on each fde of the county road leading
from Portland to Bruniwick being part of
the valuable farm formerly belonging TO Ter
emiah Powell, Egg. and Gnce owned by Will.
ram Martin, Fig. The foil il OF good quality
and iultabie for tiIlage or paaursge. Thoie
wlihng to purchafe will apply to the fub-
tcrlber IN Portland, or TO AMMI r MIrcH-
sLL, Egg. near the premices.
hi6 Jsr AKA large two itory Dwelling
Houie and Lot, with the OUT building lituated
90 the foutherly Gde of Green ltreet, 10 Port.
land--For terms apply to the fubicriber.
BARRETT POTTER.
Nay q. (5w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
BEN JAMIN BUTMAN,

EXCHANCE-SZKEET.
HAS JUN received freih luPPIy az
a DRUGS g MEDICINES,
Paints, D10E-SIUEFS, O..
among which are the following
~ bbls. London White Lead
- do. Spaniih Brown
y do Spruce Yellow
l9 do Linfeed Oil
6 do Spirits Terpeniips
; hhds Spani(h Whiting
{ do CoPPerals
9 do Alum
600 los. Indigo
70 tons Logwood and FU1S
100 boTes 2 by and 8 by 10 Crown Glaer.
&c. with great variety Of other articles
computing large and eztenfve afortmeu
in he above branches, which be oGeEs whole
fale and retail On very low terms for Cath O.
approved credit.
r. Pot and Pearl Alhcs eonlsn'ly for f7le,
June 3. UfJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

ne iubicrlber hereby gives ublic ncsice
20 all concerned, that he has beeu duly
appointed and taken upon himfeIf she trult III
admlnlltrator on the eitate Of
ELIZABETH YORK,
la'e % ofandith, 10 the county Of Cumberland,
nhg'ewoman, decealed, by giving bond az
inc law dreIts---he Iher.fore reguens All
Perions who are indebted 10 the Cad decssf-
n "a eis,s 20 make immediate payment and
IhMe who have any demands thereon, 10 sr-
hilii the fame 10 r..
May 20. 1911. max IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
WILLIAM & S. HASKELL,
GODFREY WHEATON,

VII Q n MINK,
yfp3hts ibe I1fiaz CbisG ExrEspgs H,sst
4 XtCUTE5 the bufinels Of his protection
- 10 all It's various branches in a. faithful
manner as can he done in the Diftri4 Of
Maine.-He hopes fhetefore, by his perionaI
attention and endeavors to pleale, he ihal
continue 70 receive portion Of public pat
rOnage. Portland, O7 l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

ECR as q pubic vsldae, Al lie : a. .gtct
-o.ton Mauuisctnry, W Brunlwirk, 81
= 9.s 'he twen'y 9th day OF Jene nert,
a 2oeloct, ): ite following ntares-vs.
Ms " ans So-due ou laid 1.45es ~. 1923
Ns 4 aud i-du, on fa'd ID. 3.T"i5
Sos 81 aud 81 ---Jae ou isii do, $40 Ell
No ~ Cue cn l.id 90 o. 6
for the non payment 81 the aiorefaid lums
unisls PrevTolly pad
WAt trANWOoD, T;etFrsy
Bsaassoist My 20, ST. .l5J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
COTTON g RICE.

John DIX, has jun received per tloop We
nus, from Charlefton,
20 bales Prime Upland Cotton
20 cafks Rice-which he offers for faIe or
very reafonable terms
--ALO in fore
500 lbs Indigo
zoo boxes brown Soap
Is boxes brown and white Sugars
4 hhds Wef India Rum
200 gallons Vinegar
10 boxes Sperm Candles
90 boxes mould tallow do
Together with general afortment Of
VET India Goods q Grocerie5.
June 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
STRH1ED or STOLEN

FROM the lubfcriber in Falmouth. on The
4th Of May lart, forrel coloured Horle
.bout ten years of age, trots all. A he v.,
formerly owned in Jay, he may have i:rayed
that way. Whofoever will return or give IA.
formation of him ihall be haalfomely rewar
led for their trouble
PELEo MITCHELL.
FalzeRf5, 9sas 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

ASSESSORS NOTICE,
he taxable inhabitants of Portland ar
hereby notified that the ATFsr, will al.
tend at their Office on the 2ifl ard ~ DAVIS az
ms month, 70 hear the applications IF thole
Periohs who may tbiaA ,hemleves se., or ssas,
'@1ed N he ta1 bill for the current year Con-.
mitted 40 r b. Cor to collect.
PETER WARREN, ,
DtEiGL T coss @S-S''"
N5I = eta'f, Portland Jaze 40, lsII.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
RICH GOODS,

lust received BY THOs M. v1NSON
J < Co. M. 9, CHEAP SIDE Eae5aage F,eet,
among which are
Back and cord Canton Grapes
Pain and plaid Silks
Elegant black and white Lace Wells
Rich Nzntles
sinchaws and Sarinets
Crimfon Silk Velvet
T4bBe We vet
Aho- Large aGortment OF B'ue Nankins
Company aud EngIiih Buff do. &c &c sc
Or CHEAP FOR CASH. ID
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
MASONIC NOTICE.

THE Brethren Of ASCENT LAND-MARK
LoDGe will celebrate the approaching
Fefiival Of ST Joan rag BAPTIST, az Port
land, 10 public, on Afoa1,y, tie 24f5 June iz6.
An Grafton will be pronounced ny Bother
MosEs HoLBRooK, PrecePtor of Portland
Academy-ant an entertainment provided
fhe Brethren in this vicinity are respectfully
invited TO attend with flIiIabIe cloathiug and
unile with them in participating the pleafUres
Of the day.
The Lodge will be opened at rem O'Clock
pIecilely--snd The Proceiiion move at -.
Per order Of TIE r. ". A1aRsr
WILLIAM GODDARD, Secretary
Temple Hal, POrtl7nS, TEze e, Il. L. SSH:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

THAI excellent hand for trade and carry
ing o. the Filming Buhneis, tituated on
Baileys Hand. 70 called, in the town of
IiArPlwe, conG!ting of complete Dock,
buiit with iquare itones, large enough 10 cor
tain twenty Fi.llermen SAID ifand has on it
TWO Houies, one Barn, one large Store for
Goods, one new dry 9Th Store, Shed, and
Cifsrns for curing Ffh-a remarkable fine
Garden and forty acres Of LAND well fen
ced-There are likewie Fifth Flakes capable
Of containing 400 quintaIs filh-Scaes and
Weights for dry and green Fifh, in doors and
out-A 6,uation with the above convenien-
Ces needs no further commendaaon--itc can
nor fail Of meeting the views Of any one en-
gagged in tke Filming buhneis.-For terms in
quire Of ]. ROWE.
March III ltf1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
Daniel /. OdeIl x Co.

E.41- 1TdRKET ROW,
NAVE received an additional adortmeat of
: Chm, C5ackeyy y GhG Ware,
which they offer for lale on good terms.
Allotted Crates Of enameId and cream
coored WARE
-4l5---an aGortment of Japaned do.
Tune 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

+. GKEELY,
HAS roa SALE, at No. 1, Long. War
80 bolts ,RulIia Duck
20 ps. Ravens do.
80 Ps. Cotton do.
SO chefs HyfOn. Hy(on Rin, .ua Sou
chong Teas
80 boxes Chocolate
5000 W.T.. Coffee
pipes American Gin
20 bolts India Duck
200 bbls. Mef. Beef
20 bbls Pork
200 hhds Salt
cORDAGE by the Gang or fmalIer guam
ViJ ApIH 70.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
NOTICE J
WANTED.

Tax on Land in Freeman.
THE Proprietors of Lots in the Ranges A.
b, c, ID, and Che FIVE FRI numbered of
the Range c, in the town Of Freeman, are
hereby notified, that School Tax of one dol
lar and fvOs1ty fee cents have been lately laid
by the inhabitants Of laid town, on each OF
iaid Lots; and that to prevent the fale of lots
for payment Of fsid Faxes, the fame will Be
received by WILLIAM FREEMAN, Efq at his
Office III Portland, and paid 10 the Trealurer
or Collector Of fad town
SAM FREEMAN, Prep CLERK.
7gas Z, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

70 'fonrneymen Shoe Makers.
II fiREE who are goud workmen at the a.
bove protection, may have good employ
by applying 10 OLIVER S. HARTSHORN,
hgn OF the Golden Boot, Middle. ftree,. One
Or TWO Of whom are TO work Morocco