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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21
Poetry.
THE SOLDIERS DREAM.
ny THOMAS CAMPBELL Eic

ny THOMAS CAMPBELL Eio,
Aai5q, sf" TIE Pltaires u Hee~"
Our bugIes had flung, for the night cloud had
luwr'd.
And the centiael Gars Cet their watch in the
Ky.
And thOufand. had funk On the ground over
power'd,
The weary to deep and the wounded TO
die
When rePO6Dg thas night on my pallet of
BY the wolf fearing faggos that guarded the
lain,
At the dead of the nigh; fwesi viGon
fsw,
And twice. ere the cock crew, dream, il =
gam.
MethOught from the bts,le fields dreadful ar
ray,
Far, far, had roam'd on a defolate track,
Till nature and lunihine dilclos'd the lwsst
way,
To the houfe Of my father that wslcOn'd ne
] flew to the pleafant fields travelled 70 oft
In iifs's morning march, when my holom was
young,
heard my own mountain goats blsating
sloft,
And well knew the train that the eorn-rsap-
er' fung.
Then pledged we the wine cup. and fondly
We fwore,
From my home and my weeping friends new
er TO part;
My little ones killed me a thoufand times
Ger,
And my wife fobb'd aloud in the fallnsls of
heart.
Stay nay with u ref thou art weary and
worn,
And fain was the war. broken folder 70 nay /;
But forrow returnd with the dawning Of
morn,
And the voice in my dreaming ear melted
away.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21
RiseellaIlv.
FOR THE GAZETTE.

Mr. SHIRLEY,
THE late opposition to the survey of lands
in The County Of Lincoln, which are claim
ed by Nonresident ProprietoFs, is Justly
considered an affair Of some importance
not merely as it concerns those directly
Z personally interested, but as it seems to
involve the questions, whether the legitl-
mate authority Of the State is to be main
tanned, or whether the due course of law is
20 be DISTRACTED with impunity. In ones
tons Ike these, every one is deeply inter
ested and every intelligent and patriot
ia citizen must be anxious to know the re-
suit
Much has slresdy been said and written
on this subject. But the public seem, not
yet to be possessed of the true state Of
tscts A wri,er in the Chronicle Of the 18Th
instant, who styles himself " 4 friend 10 JUS
ttce," has addressed the public in a labored
manner, and not without the semb!ance Of
Candor and moderation. But his statement
- evidently Incorrect, and his reasoning
most obviously incOnclusive. With some
Incidental suggestions, the great object of
the writer appears to be, to show that the
people were exCusable for opposing the sur
vey last August under an order OF the Su-
preme Judicial Court, upon the pretext,
that the surveyor had no authority by that
order to 20 into Bristol but Only to survey
a single LOT then in dispute Of about one
hundred acres in the western part Of No.
bleborough. He quotes the order Of Court,
aud probably, correctly. But his reasonngs
and conclusions from it are most unsatisfac-
tory. For according to his own statement.
the order was "tO survey and 70 take plan
OF the land in dispute, and (fIrther) also 10
run az such lines as either party might desire"
Aud this. we find, is the common and usual
form of orders 10 run lines sc. The sur
vcyor, then, was wholly within his commits
sion and under the authority OF the order OF
Court, when he would survey and run lines,
9 az The request u either Pa'ty' beyond the lot
parti cuiarIy lE dispute. Besides, tie Pro-
prietor, in ihis case, llaimed q tract Of eight
miles square, or eight BY sGVen miles, and
produced a deed of the same from the heirs
or assignees Of Broyyr, the original owner
and the action was brought against one Mr..
Hal, Of Noblcboro', as being on the land.
Hall, or his aitornIes, Vide and Thatcher,
commended that lie WAS not on the tract
claimed. This was serious ohiectCn. 1t
was said, aud by many really believed, that
Hall was settled on land claimed by the
Iabpan heirs. ARd the Court directed, IS
is invariably the practise in such Cases, that
there should be survey OF he lot claimed
by the proprietor, so that it might be ascer.
tanned whether Hall was on the ior or not.
Thus not only the surveyor had express au-
thority by the order o. Court to tun such
lines - eItLer party in the case mi sht wish
Out IN order 10 determine whether Hall was
Oh the tract CLAIMED BY the IL Pretor, it
was necessary 10 tx the Inns andl bounds
o. the proprietor's lot Mr.. Algicoql, thete-
tore, mos, correctly and properly .4ss aLost
10 begin his survey Of SAID tract at tie
bounds iIrSl mentioned 40 tbs do<d, which
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21
.4merican Prisoners in France.

Prisoners Are we then AZ war
with France o, no. His Maiest Athe
Emperor !oves tie americana He only takes
their property, TO enable him To maintain
the freedom Of the seas, and puts them IN
custody to keep them safe from their enc
mics the British Capt Johnson, arrived at
Philadelphia, gives long list of the names
OF the crews Of several American vessels,
who are in the InFnisition Prison AZ Seville,
among which are the crew Of tie schooner
Eleanor, Captain Thomas Williams, Of
Beverly, bound u Tangicrs, vessel and car
go condemned, master and all hands in Sc.
vile .--SaLcn Gag,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21
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From he PHILADELPHIA DAILY .4Iuertieer.
Mr.. RELF-As the democratic Ed
itors have become remarkably fond Of
quoting the writings Of Goblet, the no
ted Pe%r Porcupine, who they say,
since bis return to England, has become
a PfoseIiteto fru1b, send you the char
acter he gives of the parties in this
country, styled Democrats and FEEDER
alists, extracted from his Annual Re-
glster, vol. page 1867.
" The Democrats are the friends Of
France * sedition all over the world.
g" They are for the greatest part, poor, *
" not few of them persons Of Infamous
" character. The Federalists, who took
" their name from their attachment 10
" the Federal or general government,
which they defended against the de-
mocrats, cannot be better described,
" than By saying that they are, in every
" respect, exactly the contrary TO their
" opponents"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21

The Governor Of the Foridian "a
tion has made SPesch to the hree
Gentlemen Of the Senate and the sLr
Gentlemen Of the House Of Represen.
taliyes of that nation. One would
think, from the dignity of his style, that
he was addressing some great nation
after mighty revolution instead Of
the representatives Of the thin popuIa-
ton OF about one fourth Of small West
Florida. It is the tragedy Of Tom
Ihum or ChroHonlotonfholog0a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21
TAKE NOTICE.

THE fnbicriNer RESPECTFULLY informs his
friends and Cuaomers ia Portland aud It's
vicinity, thar he has juit received from Boz
ton, hapdiome afortment Of
GOODS
- The line q lis protection, which csnGl.
~ Byoad CIoths- Caflimeres - Devonihire
ktrieys- VelEny Trimmings, &C which will
Dc los on Reasonable terms The
TAILORING BUSINESS.
Carried on as ufuaI, at his Shop in ATi4He Ay.ss
with raPidity and dilpaich-snd every favor
: 'a'esIiy acknowledged, by the pubIic's mott
humble fervant,
JAMES HORN
Ladies Goats made in the newell fafhion.
NsyemLrB 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21

brought the actions against people ID Bristol
-0t this number is Mr. Bs,ydoin, the great
proprietor of lands in the County of Lincoln
and if we are not mislnformed, Mr.. Graz,
our democratic Lieut.. governor, has become
interested n the lands now il dispute:
This, however, ~ not Of consequence nor
can Il excuse opposition TO the laws, OF les
sen the evils Of nsurrectiOn.
n friend 10 Truth as zveH as JAstice.
Dec. IS, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21
-%D::@

LoNGEvITY.-In Anderson county,
(Tennessee) we are informed there is a
couple living, who have been man and
wife az years-the husband 10Y years
old the wife about 95 Or 96, both heal
thy, and likely to enjoy many years Of
felicity.-Maryland pap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21
Ne1O Fall 0nd Winter GoodS.
ROYAL LINCOLN,
EXCHANGE SIREEII
HAS iut received large aud extenive
4 anorlment Of new


Fall and UInter Goods,
which partly conlia Of the following viz.
Back, blue, bc'tle, A variety Of faGhion
dark mi1d, light able London Viru
mix d, dTab, cor les, Ioihnett and
/ beau, brown aad SwanidOwn Veitlng
! olive luperIre aud Silk loreuune ditto
{ CUmmcn Broad Patent Britilh Shirt
! cloths, ing--Colerain do.
[ Blue. black, drab, 4 and white
I brown, bottle aud Cotton Cambricks
fAwn mild x com "a, A & 0 black
mon Caihmsres, ditto
| Blue aud drab Impe- Brown fate, Tuber-
| rial Cords ry and green ditto
} Hunters Cloth Back Silk Velvet
| SsttihettI-Dufhls Bottle ditto
Devonihire Keriey Variety fancy cotton
Costings Shawls
| Blue, brown and bot Fancy Mullins
tie 3erges Book ditto
| Bottle, black, brown, Cambrick aud COM
fawu, pearl, Ma mon Dimities
room, and Imperial Black Lu(trings and
blue Pelice Cloths Sarlneus
Plain and figured Pc Black Grape
lice FlannelS Plaided Lultrings
8 4, "A, -, "a. Ladies long snd fhort
lo-4 X Ia Blan- white Kid Gloves
kets Habit, Yorktan, Bea-
| Red, crImion, white, yer and Kid ditto
/ yellow, greer and Gardeners Beaver,
black Flannels Doe fkin, and Dog
| Bombazetts and vii. 1cin ditto
boarF, al colours Ladies and gentle
! Figured Eombazetts mems black aud
Birds <ye Stuffs white fix Hofe
bef black and olive London printed Cam
Ve.veu bricks
Tabby yslve,s Tartan Plaid Cling
/ CONGRATULATIONS hams
| WCmen's black and Silk and cotton ditto
fate worried Hofs SuperGne a. Landsn
Mems black, white ditto
and mixed ditto Furnituret
, Black and hue Shall Fine and sommoE
locus and Ratinetts Calicoes
Greene Marine Irilh Linens
"a, &c and % inch Brown Platillss
cotton Umbrellas Linen Cambrick
Belt gilt Coat Buttons Superhne brown Lin
Imperial Silk ditto en-
Ladies Imperial Pc Black and fancy elk
lice ditto Handkerchief
India CouOns, all Bandznnz and ben
qualities company ditto
India CAIicoes and No. 9 l. 4 and At Pins
Z CheCks Cotton Laces
American Bed Tick White szmbricl Hkfs
ing--Oil Cloths Pulicat, Madras, and
Factory Shifting twll'd cotton do
\ Flcfsry Servings RuIa Diapers
Boxes Cotton Balls, Dito sheeting
a1ortsd Webbs patent SUI
Black and white Mil peuders
linett' Silk, Doe kin, matted
Linen Threads and Morocco do.
Red iwll.d Canhrick
With great variety Of other articies-ali
Of which will PoltiveIy be fold on the very
\ lowell terms. O9oBfr -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21
NEW GOODS.
Samuel Walton, Tailor,

OamueI Walton, TAILOR,
Exc5srgs FRET,
HAs Jun received and now offers for tIe,
A. an adortment ofSuperdne
Broad-Ck Cd9Imsref GHd Hunters
Cloths,
Of fashionable acolors and of the fra quality,
together with V GSTINGS, of the newell nye,
and TRIMMINGS luiiabIe for the fame !;
which will be fold for cath a cheap As can
be bought in this town or Bottom.
S. WATSON, continues 10 execute the
Tailoring BuGnefS,
IN the newell failion, and at the fhortelf no.
Cice. Nov. 1 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21

f" It appears by the Protect Of the
CHIEF NATE, dated On The 18th ul-
timo, that the good ship PRocLAMA-
TON has been wrecked on Cape Tur.
rsau, or the Bulls Eye, in the Caspian
Sea /. lis said this shipwreck was oc-
casioned by substituting Double WhssE
for he " Lang 2iHrr."
PyHt. Register.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21

a Iudicrous affair took place on
Wednesday at The houfc Of Mr. Kay,
brazier, at the corner of Long Acre
and Drury laue. Mr.. Kay had ad-
verified Ter house keeper, and Wait
numbers az that dtfcription applied
for the place early in the morning /;
bur fome Of them had miGnterprc-
ted the words, and suPpoied the adj
vcrt;tcr wanted a female partner.
A tuall girl was among the latter
applicants and, on being Informed
the w2s TOO young for the advertisers
(aivilc, fhc exPreled great fuTprize,
and uP5raided him for bad taft--
This giFl RATED report among the
go6ips Of the nsighbourhood, that
MIR. Kay had adverJiicJ for a wife,
which spread like lightning, aud in
half an hour afterwards the houfe
was bcfet BY hundreds Of women, ard
it was found necetltry, Tor the peace
of hen,i ,hbour God, to place con-
table at the door, 10 keep the null
ttude from carrying the joke TOO
far. Lon. zap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21
NEW GOODS.

William Goddard,
- - received by several late arrivals from
liverpool and BRISTOL, a large qu4ntitv Of
Hara ifare Goods.
1f'--2J9 boxes Crown Window Class.
various -zrs,
80 casks Nails,
Vhnuy Of Listerrd Steel.
y, ""yh'' Vices, Sho,el., Spades, &c &c.
""'eh arc for sale, by wholesale and rrIsiI
fA'oraoIe terms :" &c ''''S'
Portland, Nor 10 IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21
Nez0 Cabinet Sbop.
GEORGE CLARK,
C.fBfNET and CHAIR- MAKER,

C'76INEf HND If1hIN- MIN -
INFORMS the public thar he has taken 2
o ihep oppah;e Mr. Robert Boyd's near 'he
head Of FrchaaEe-Nreet, where he has com
nenCeI nsaufaGure Of
CABLTET YORK,
IN Us various branches lie has on hand belt
So Domingo Wood. with which he expects 10
BE able 10 manufacture CablccI Furniture IN
re Dewelt fyIe anu il faithful manner.
MHNILD.
A i1urneyman and al Apprentice 70 the
above bu6aeis-to whom good encourage
men, wal be given-,he boy'sged ! o. 10
1ears Ncp. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21

There is an economical oracle re-
ceived among The prudential farr of
the world, which adyi(es fathers TO
marry their daughters LETT shy Ibas'<
a.arzy thsv}Sive5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21

Also
a quantity Of CORDACF,
bolt Rope Spun Yarn,
Saving Twine Msrling,
Cod Lines, Ss, Ee
The above Goods are all ofthe frA quality,
and viii be fold on reafona5le terms.
y. B Merchants and ship Matters NAV
Re iupPhed with Cabin or fhjp Store, on rea-
fonable tsTms.-Allo, Families may be Cvpp!i.
I'd a. low As can be purchaFed- il town, aud
fstt!e their bills quarterly. Con0znt attsn-
esnoe, and every favor gratefully scknow-
edged.
JONATHAN STUART.
Psy:izs9, Dee 8, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21
Hlf-Indi.z Good5 u Grscerjs5.
d. & n. DANA,
HAVE for [ae at their fore in Middle

d. & n. DANA,
Lave for fate at their fore in Middle
a nreet,
BoSrdeaur. BRAN, Picked wanuu
Maple and DY. Olive Oil
Spaniih Rice
Hollands G.u Ground DO
American do Oatmeal Pail EarlY,
0 Jamaica Spirits Quave GellY
81. CrOIK * antigua lurky Figs
N Sicily Ralhns
| Madeira Suitana do.
leucrtie, Jordan Almonds
ldib7n, IyyrNrs Currants Oranges
Sherry, Canary Seed
Port, and MuaArd do.
MaIaga Kegs Eng!iik Mufard
Cider Vinegar WindlOr & bar Soap
AnH(eed Walh Balls
French Cordials spermaceti, mold &
Hyion, dipd Candies
Young Yylon, \ Winter pref Sperm
Hyion SKIN, ! 2 OIL
Souchong, * q Table Salt Malt
BoheA Entry Mats Of all
Loaf, % fzes
Lump, : Brooms
Havana white = SPaniih segars
and Brown American do,
10. & Chocolate, Cheroots
Chocolate Shells Ink Powder
Ctroc Mari Spice Blusrs
Nuimegs; Cloves Sleeves
Cinnamon CailiA Punch Straners
Curry Powder; say Stone Jugs
Pepper Do POTS
Ground do. Powder, Shott and
Pimente; Ginger FIints, eft the hrl
C4y enne Muitard, quality.
Alto
COCO w.t. FRI quality Connecticut Cheefe, -
$50 quntals Dun Filth, iuitabe for family ule,
100 10. fecond quality d9.-3oo do Pollock
do.--lOo hhds. Sali-2O hhds w. Rum
IS boxes white Havana Sugar-lOO VT. itt
quality Spanilh lump lndigo-2OO groce
COrks-3COO WI. Coffee-l5 calks Sperm
Oil-5O boxes mould and dip'd Candes--
20 bags Blown Salt.
Inc above Goods are Of the fri quality
and vail be tod on Reasonable terms.
PO'!AlaI, i'm. 2, 1911. %
3Dgtnti1G
VI all kinds PToid. ~ e., y d stthe Oalce Of
Tea PORTLAND DAzETIE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21
WG4-Lndga Go0d5 q GrocerisJ.

FOR faIe by the Cubfcriber, At HI, ftore IN
= Fo'fJf,etf, nearly oPPo6te the head Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-01-21
DrtIttu9

Ot all kinds proud. " en- d stthe 0alce Of
TEA PORTLAND ~sAZETIE.
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WILLIAM Johnson.

a 5 by the late rules Of the town MIR,
muh abitain from chins on Sunday,
will operate on any lady or gentleman till
late hour on Saturday
Fly not then, It's jult the hour
When Johnion like the midnight how'r
That fcorns the eye Of vuIger fight,
Begins to lirap for fons of night
And lnch as love the moon,
Twas but TO blets the BARRIERS trade,
That whifkers on the chin were made,
lis there The curls at pIeafure roaming
Set the foap and water ioaming:
0 aay, Q fay
A chm 70 ieldom J0hnfon lhaves
Like this tonight, that o he craves,
To lather it again.
Fly not yet, the tongs he twirl'd
Ia times of old, when 6rn be curl'd,
Tho icy cold by Roon they ran,
YET fill like other tongs began
To iinge when night was near;
and 10 ihonld Johnion's heart and looks,
On Sunday be as winter brooks,
Nor kindie I'LL the night returning
Brings the genial hour for burning.
o itay, o fay,
When did morning ever light
On any razors half 10 bright
As thote he handles here
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15

NTB the fabfcribers, commifioners appoin
" ted by the Hon Samuel freeman, Efq
Judge Of Probate for the county Of Cumber-
land, 70 receive and examine the claims Of the
teverai creditors 70 the elate CT
JOHN MoRSS,
late Of Portland, ID faid county, cordwainer,
deceaied, repre(snted inlolvsn5, give notice
that further 1ime Of three mon from the
date hereof are allowed iaid crednors TO bring
IN and prove their claims, and that thew VIII
attend thar ierviee at the houie Of Enoch
lIiiey, by King isreet, IN Portland, on the
fourth Monday of this aud The TWO following
months, FRO swo 20 iiE o'clock ? H.
ENCCH ILSLEY,
STEPHEN WAITE, es1~O''Af''
Peysia-i, ys.y TO- 1871 as,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15

present dangers ana again mad WAS ling
ton iar = te.nisler.
1lc .5aa,c,ey-s great les in the fence
may he bullet Democrac G. never be able 10
hook II down
Tie Dlen aDVu IA Hay we never
again put a good farm INTO Tie care Cf bad
tenants, Who have DESTROYED the fences,
hood up tie cora, sowed this:les, and bred
a quarrel with the neighbours.
L'nioa-Msy ibe l.otlhern and Southern
STATES, ike cotton and insn, wear The bet.
ter i0r beng mixed
Isricilta,e = Commerce May Com.
merce, lie mother OF many child en-, keep
them f'om running away with the loose
cosns, wa:le father Agriculture takes care
cftLe Homestead.
/1ao.aas .S55egcrsos That bell weather 81
'sedinon, WHO first taught The flock TO be
breachy. May ~e be ware Of French pas
lures forever hereaf 80
The da.es oflhe day being closed, l mar
chen to my cabin and retired 10 es..
JONATHAN TRUEWQkTHY.
PARIS, july Q. 1911 6. IL.
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si4.sr sessirs. Congress we've Tre1gert-
- :. I thslr proce cling lor tie
psbl.c tye by ciosiNg doors when s'e
Tesl1el, osdered the hmriicaa army
LIST winter u tsNe possession q The
fi1rilss, X cxii'ed se'ch alarm. The
transactions iaCongfess on this subject,
vhicl were - secret, have bgtn pub
hsiaec and when taken into view with
the orders given 70 tie army On that
orcasioa. alfoFd another item ct con-
duct iaupr rulers % wonder aid be as
TOMS &C. al. The message OF the Pre-
s.asa- r.,h the accompanying docu-
merits and laws pass'd on this subject
viii appear III q future paper.
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NPElLAL NNTICh

T7HOSE who are indebted 10 the eaafe Of
PETER THATCHER, Elq- lac ~ Cor
ham, decsaied, by more Or account, afs re-
quefted 10 make an immediate iettiemsnt ---
The Executors will attend al the dwelling
hcuie of Thomas Foilom, in Portland, on
Wednesday, the l4th day of Augua nezt, Tor
the Pnrpoie Of ciohng all accouals aud baisn-
eng all notes which lisil lhcn he due and
remain unpaid ArChSaus Lewis. vii II.
tenI a. his dwelling houie ia Falmouth, fuE
this purpote TIL the day above mentioned.
lhofs notes and accounts which fhss then
remain neglected mutt be placed 10 liz LAads
o. an attorney for colIecticn.
STEPHEN 1HACHER,
AhLi1tLAUs IEMIS
Faizezft Jay . e'l fs5f
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Harvard College Loftr'y-5M Class.
Prizes draun over 10 Dgi!a,s since o., lgst.
OfS 1000 No 2276
OF g 500 No 1893
OF so Tickets, Nos 20529, 1929
OF s 100-8334. Ai96, 17T9, 1861.
1910, 2207, 1885. 1898. 1856
OF s 5o-6SGg. 6918, 67I8. 6e6i
OF 8 90-l94lS. 5708, 1875, 4i6S,
8o64. 1905. 1O9s9, 1917. 1850 1862,
142l7. 20972, 1854, 1880, 1882, 5t76,
1912
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NEW BOOKS.

Has JUN received an additional aforiment


Has luft received an additional adoriment
BOOKS e. STAT7ONART,
which will be fold on as liberal terms as can
BE- obtained at any Book Store in the State.
FAMILT BIBLES, vsyy cheap.
SCHOOL BOOKS q SLATES.
ACCOUNT u BLINK BOOKS,
crOfs ruled and plain.
Writing, Letter q Wratbine Paper.
Whites Digef of the Common Law and
Statutes Of this State, com lete; very ule-
full book for Jultices and LAWYERS.
JACOBS LAW DICTIONARY. Ameri-
can edition.
LhWES ON PLEADING. revired and
enlarged by Jofeph Story, Efq.
Bowditch's new Practical Navigator.
American Ship Matter and Coat Pilot.
MAPS IF u S. Mafschu(etts and DiltriG
of Maine.
Backgammon Boards and Playing Cards.
QUILLS Of various prices, together with
a general afortment Of Stationary.
L0RILLARD's. Maccaboy, and Rappee
SNUFF, of hyperion quality.
Ivory and Horn Combs.
Violin STRENGTHENING lax and Paint
Boxes
Juaice's and Commercial Blanks.
@ Cab giOeH far clean Cotton and
Linen Rags, CaaUajG and Junk.
N. B.~-A few Quarters & Tick
cts for faIe in Harvard College Lot
terry. 1sk IS.
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NOTICE. I
Jsly Is

DlED, on board the brig Gorge. On her
pafage % Jamaica, il October Iat
WILLIAM THOMAS, a colcred maa-And "a
her patiage from Jamaica 10 Wilmington, IN
November following BsNJAMIN JaRoAN,
ieaman Any portions authorized, MAY re-
eeive their Elects, eft on board lsiI bog,
hy applying 40 VIVA pRENtI..s.
P9I1J1a1. fAE s. 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15
plen.

In Scarborough, Capt Reuben sesvsy, aged
5i--leaviog an aged mother, a wife, and Fix
children 10 lament the icfs Of cutifuI fon,
a kind hrdband, and tender parent. He was
greatly beloved and respected by all who
knew him--but before his death frequently
Ionged for the time 70 come when he ihould
leave This world of trouble tor world of
glory where the wicked csafe from troub-
ling aud our wesried fouls hai DC Il ref
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15

THE copzrtntrlhip heretofore exiting IN
der The lrn Of QpIqey u Liter, as ofi-
iolved by mutual conieng o. tie tGth uis.--
fhoie having CLANS againh The G'A, are re-
quelted TO pretent 'heoi for d,t,harge, aud ii
thoie indebfed 10 make Immediate parulent
I'd Jacob Gnincy. JACOB QUINCY,
July q, lou. JIaEPH BaALK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15
JOSEPH BAKER

OF the late finn of Qairey Il Bsls-, re-
psttinly iniurms irs friends 4. IN cu rr-
taHctt hAt he ras taken ihe f0e iatety olcu-
pied Oy @Ial licked nay in Fore nteai, 4A44c
lac to for las general sH-rtnieu, u
n. !. G9gds e G1oevIes,
Ga the mofre4iou49ls terms sov ,al4 Or a5--
proved AIeai..