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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-24

a LII persons who have business With the
a estate of John Taylor, late OF tIis city, are
informed that have placed the books and pa
Pers OF the said estate in the hands of VIM. Hsy,
Jr attorney at law-All VINO are indebted to said
estate, are requested 10 make Immediate psy-
ment to him all those WHO nave demands viii
make them snown in order that they may be
adjusted as far as the assets of the estate will
permit.
JOHN FOSTER, Adnl'r. of
JOHN TAYLOR, Decd
May II 90,
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NOTICE.

= NOIIOE.
I OF. No. 347 ,sdjoining Shocke Ware-hous, =.
~ lotiered for sale heretofore privately b.
the subscriber) willbe sold publicly on the pre-
misses, on Wednesday the 29;h inst. for cash,
being the property of distributes those OF
lawful age will make sufficient and legal title
to their respective interests, where from any
present disability title cannot be conveyed
ths purchaser Will retain the purchase mo-
ney, unless bond and satisfactory security be gu
ven, that the sale will be confirmed by such dis
trioutee or distributes when the cause of in
competency done away.
COLIN MACRAE.
Manchester, May 21. ids
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Nay z.
SPRIMG y SUMMER GOODS

OFRI1VG q SUlHWER GOODS,
John WOOD, has received a general as
- sortmedt OF, Spring and Summer Fashion.
able Goods-whch will be sold at low prices for
cash or accePtances in town.
May II. H.
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HIRGLNYA MANUFACToRY.

A Constant supply of SPUN COTTON,
IA manufactured at the Swift Creek Mill, be-
tween this place and Petersburg for Sale by
Geo. e. Tiffin, corner of the Main and Cross
Street shove the Eagle Tavern, at the following
prices, viz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-24

Oebosite the Eagle Tavern.
He has also received and is continually receiv-
ing additions 60 his stock of Books and Station
airy.
Bookbindmg as usual.
April 10. epI2t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-24

a T the wholesale and retail China and Glass
"A Ware -House-is just received an addition
al supply of goods The following are particu-
1ariZed
EDGED ARTICLES-Dshes, Gall sizes)
pstes, T lfFlers. Mufins, Bakers, Naples and
Salads.
ENAMBL'D-Cups and saucers.
GLASS-Decanters, Carols, Wines, Lemon
saes, Cars, Tumbiers & Champaignes.
HATS-Drab and Black, some of which are
of the best quality and may be had singly or by
dozen.
ALSO-on hand--1O0O yards browon rolls,
,or,tow cloth,
4 box morocco shoes, which viii be sold at
COST
Crockery ware &C. &c as asaal
JOHN b. HILLARD.
2fay z. wsw
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DIR. THOMAS MASSIE,
MIXERS his services to tie inhabitants 81
~ Richmond. and its vicinity. as physician
: surgeon. he resides in the house formed
occupied oy Dr. L,einep ard since his time,
May3H q
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4 II. Cirardin informs such Parents and
10 Guardians in the country as have applied
% him on the subject Of board, that, having
vented the house next to the tenement already
IN his occupancy, he will be able to admit into
bis family sfew small boys, whose studies and
,rnorals he will himself superinlond.
~ In consequence Of the above arrangement,
che Male and Female pupils will be taught 10
separate hOuses-The cooperation Of the pre-
sent Professors sPlsced on a permanent and
enlarged footing.
May ~. Ct
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W0RTNE RWLAATHRR
RO STOMR M1GOM9-

he Subscriber has a JOB Of stone work, o.
4 considerable extent, which ne wishes 20
let aud for which ne will pay a liberal price TO
Al expeditions and punctaal undertaken
JOHN MAYO
May 81. 3,
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2 uisCOUHt OF D PET Ctnt VIII DC IhHue 10 thpSe
who purchase 100 W.T. and upwards.
May IL. w3t
WINNIE Co-partnership OF BUCK & Mill. 5,
Il by its Limitation, expired on the 31st Dec.
{ast--AH persons having claims against the
said concern, VIII call C. Buck tor settle
ment, 10 whom all those indebted will make
payment.
C BUCK,
NICHOLAS MILLS.
Manchester, May IA. w3w
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G,UPERFINE CLOTHS THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ haze Just received by the Anacreon from
3s''".on, or consignment, two Bales best quail
~ which they will sell low by the Bale or Piece
~ Cash.
VIZ CULoUH0UN, & Co.
Ferf 3, 1911 ~
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
The fine Shin HVERICR,

SNExEAEN 2 NdfhE Lollev, Master
skk$8e sBnrthen 500 Hhds. Tobacco
Now at City Point, in excellent order and rea-
dy to receive her Cargo, considerable part Of
which is engaged.
For the remainder, or for passage apply to
EDMUND w. ROOTES
May g. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-24

NJ IRGiNIA At Superior Court of
v Chancery, holden at the Capitol, in tire
City of Richmond, 1st day of Feb. 1871.
George w. Spotswood,
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May II.
POToMAC L.ANDS FOX SALE;

POIOM.A LANDS FOX SdLE:
II HG Subscriber offers for sale the TRACT
Il OF LAND, wherein he now lives Gate
The residence of Col. Geo. Brent, decd. con-
tanning 600 acres, upwards of one third part
now IN Woodland, immediately at the head of
tide water, and adjoining the town of Wood
stock on Aqua Greek There are probably few
Farms more productive, a very considerable
portion oft is rich low grounds in arabic orders
and at least eighty acres sewed with Red Clo-
yer, between IL aud Is acres in timothy grass,
and much larger quantity at an iRconsiderable
expence might be made the Buildings, tho
not elegant, are comfortable, spacious and con-
VeHent with all necessary out houses a small
young orchard of Apples and Peaches now in
bearing, exclusive of some select fruit lately
budded and grated. Attached to this estate are
two valuable Mill Seats, the one above, the O.
Their below the Aqua Warehouses, stand in
ferlor to none for the mercantile business it
being so conveniently situated on tide water
Upon payment of part of the purchase money,
considerable indulgence would be given for
che balance with possession of the whole at the
end of the year, and liberty of seeding 100
bushels Of wheat III corn ground, the most of
which was in clover last year. Any person wi sh-
fog to view the premises and DESTROYS Of the
ferms of sale will apply to
W.P. BAYLY.
Woodstock, Stafford Coun-
ty, May II, 1911. w1mSI1sf2m
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- 80, Defendants.
The defendants Richard Winchester and Ste
phsn Winchester mot having entered their APP
pearsnce and given security according to the
net of assembly and the rules of this court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that they are not inhabitants of this country
on motion Of the plaintiff by his counsel, 1t is
o7.tsred, That the said defendants do appear
here on the first day of the next term and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
Of the Capitol in the said city.
A copy. Teste, r.
WIN HENNING, C. c.
May II. w8w
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Plaintiff.
AgGinsf

john S. Wexford, Richard and Stephen Win
Chester, heretofore trading under the firm of
John S. Wexford, and Company and the said
Richard and Stephen Winchester,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
PortIand BeneyoIcut Society.

Portland DcneyoIcut Society.
A Correspondent rto as enquired
into the state Of th aud atthe Port
land Benevolent soc. y. sl.lough he
Judges il inpropsr .o comm Inicate il
10 the public withou NE .,. ledge or
consent Of the manag IS 10 call
the attention of the ~iuzens Of this
Town to an institution which is design
cd 10 relieve the necessities Of those
whose circumstances call for charita
be aid il different manner from that
which is provided BY haw.-lie finds
that a number OF the subscribers to its
Funds have neglected to make payment
If they would duly contemplate the
benefit of such Institutions they would
cheerfully comply with their engage
ments and ifothers who have not sub
scribed were acquainted with the cases
of those who have received relief and
the calls on charity which now exist
and which asthe Winter IS approach
ing will become mos- NUMEROUS, they
could not hesitate TO add their names to
the List Of members. From the pay
ment which punctual Subscribers have
already made, an interest has been ac-
quired which with the annual contiIl,u-
tons have enabled the managers 10 do
much. The writer of this has been
! informed of the grateful and happy
feelings of many who have received do
nation from this Society; but it is
more blessed to gtUe then TO recctDe.
The managers meet frequently TO
distribute the sums they obtained from
the sources above mentioned and it can
not be doubted but that they make their
distributions with discretion.
To those who reflect on the duty and
effect OF Charity, nothing need be said.
To excite such reflections In the minds
Of others. is the object Of this commu.
nicalion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
DlPl.

In Archangel, (Russia) Capt. HsNRY
DELrNO, late Of Nantucket. During his
life lie was sold as a slave six times among
the BArbary Powers, but BY has manly and
gentlemanly department lie was at length
liberated by the Emperor Of Morocco
without a ransom.
On the 1lth inst at his estate on Naushan
Island, the Hon. JAMES BOWDOIN,
Esq. aged 50.
AT Wayne, 11th inst. Mr.. Braddock
Weeks, ageu so lie pursued bis business
IN the fore part Of Tire day A. well as be had
done for some time, aud before 9 O'Clock
IN the evening wasin the invisible wotla
T1 Cape EliIGbStil. %1iss Rc5cCcah Eul-
merson, sged, 10
Il this town on the 25,h Inst MT Silss NJ
Richmond, aged 99--If modesty Of man-
ners, uprigh,ness Of department, and in
territy of heart, have any claims 60 the love
and esteem Of mankind, then was Mr. X
Justly admired aud beloved by those, who
/ had The pleasure Of his acquaintance-His
widow Is left in land 0f strangers 10
mourn the loss Of husband, tender aad
aiiectionate his children are deprived in
their infancy Of the protection and instruc-
ton Of parent, kind, indulgent and eXem-
plary--MAy he, I" who il the widows God
ana Judge and father TO the fatherless,"
be her support under her afflicdon, and their
protection IL this day Of darkness and dis
trcSS.
On Friday light last, very suddenly, Mr.
Cornelius Newman.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
coMMUNIcAIED.

Mr.. SHIRLEY,
Notwithstanding more improper OF
contemplate appointments, than those
OF @ and ~ could not well have been
made, yet We are not little surprised
at this place. that in your remarks res
pecting the lincoln appointments
Judge a. should have been omitted 9
man SO much distinguished Tor tic PRO
5iRtliiy of his talents, and fl11ty Of NOR
al character. The democrats are So
much ashamed of the appointment o.
Judge A-they protest ia The most sol
emn manner, they had no agency IN the
business, and knew nothing of the ap-
pointment until the nomination was
made, with the exception Of the learned
Squire L. and the Brother-in-law o
Judge A. Squire b. who, although IL
information and mind, stripping, is
in his own conceit, wonderful wise
and great personage. In order howev
er 10 have completed the group, instead
of Nc Lellan, his Excellency should
have associated with the Hon. Judge "A
that dazzling =" Comet" Mrs. III. which
appeared at Bath, two or three years
since" Thereby hung tale" BY the
bye, it has leaked out, that certain lead
ing dcmagogues of this county, on the
western side of Kennebec river, altho
perfectly mum in public, are extreme
ly sore on the subject Of these appoint
ments. The old adage, may yet be YER
fled, that when rogues fall ont, hon
est men obtain their rights" 4.
Ul5casgct, Oct. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28

ed upon the persons and property Of
the citizens with i'm ,'rAity, by every
European power able to send priva-
leer - sea. The many recent captures
Of American vessels, threatens the
most serious consequences to those en-
gagged in commerce, and made by those
powers which the government could ca
silly bring to a sense Of justice, if they
would employ the means at their COM
mand. If the administrations Of Jelier-
son and Madison, had have appropria
ted one half the expense which they
have put the county 70, by their en-
bargoes, and non intercourse and non
importation laws, in providing rea-
sonable maritime protection for our
trade, the commerce fthe y. States,
would at this moment, be protected and
flourizhing. Al present, 50 far from en-
ploying the little naval force which re-
mains, in puuisbing the Danes, and
other fceebooiers Of Europe, il is rot
ting ie our harbors, or making petty
fexerioas along the coast, to carry into
eHcct'o restrictive energies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
NOTICE..

I'VE the Subscribers, having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. judah Dana, Efq. =
receive and examine the Claims of crediSo %
the EltaIe Of
DAVID LEARNED,
late Of Livermore, IN The county Of Oxford,
Eiq deceafed, repreiented inioivenr, do here
nv give notice, thar fix months are allowed 70
fad creditors, TO brrg IN aud prove IheiT
claims and that we llAll attend that ie5vice,
at the dwelling houle Of Metlrs. WaiLburn
and White, in faid Liveimore, on the 'econd
Tuefday of November next, and on the fec
ond TueCd~y Of he four following montAsp
from one to four O'Clock in the afternoon on
each offaid days.
lfaac Liyermore, c...n
Nath'l Perley, e.
Vim. II. Brettun.)
Ziosyz7ore on 4, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
TAKE NOTICE.

rTrHE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, thar he has teen duly
amounted and haa taken ugon Aim'eif the truts
Of Executor, on the F'fafe Of
JOHN FULTON,
Iate Of Topflam, 10 rhe county Of lincoln de-
ceafed, by giving bond a. he law directs. ne
therefore requelts all perions. who are indee'-
"a 70 the fad deceded's ENate, e. make I'M
mediate payment and thofe who have any
demands thereon, 70 exhibit the fame for iets
clement 70 JOSEPH MUSTARD.
Seot. 4. 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
NOTICE.

THE Sublcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned thar be has been daily
appointed, and taken upon himielf the srutt Of
zdminiltrator on rhe eltate Of
PELATIAH ALLEN,
late of U'indham in the county Of Cumber-
land, YeoTan, decesiec, by giving bond a. the
law directs lie therefore requeas all per
ions who are indebted TO the aid deceaied's
eliate TO make immediate payment; and hUfe
who have any demands thereon, to e1hibit
the fame 10 EBENL Ter ALLEN
SeSfsrzLe, 26, 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
TAKE NOTICE 4

THE Subscriber requefts all that have any
Accounts open with him, 70 make fet-
tlemeut and thole that have accounts THAI
have been due for more than twelve months,
TO make payment. In particular thofe that
have Told ME PerfonalIy, that they had rafher
hire their preaching and praying done, than
do i themieIves, are requelfed to make imme-
date payment for il is more reaforzbIe for
mankind, TO pay their honeft debts, than fpend
their money Tor that which il not bread, and
their labor for that which fztisheth nor.
BENJAMIN RICHARDSON.
Portland, Ces6s, "a, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
PortLand Oblernatoru.

THE Proprietors Of the PORTLAND OBJ
SERVATORY, Tor Monument Ground
70 called are hereby notified, that their 40 \
Dual meeting will be held at Capt LemusI
Moody's, on Tuelday The 9Th day Of Novem-
Der neIr, at 8 O'Clock, p. NJ.
J. To choofe a Moderator
2. To choole Clerk, Collector and Treat
urer
8. To choofe Standing Committee for the
year.
a. To aGt on any other buGaels thar may
regularly come before them.
JOHN WATSON, CyyL
O7. 2ss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
@a,fttr Sbip jRfiDs.
PORT OF PORTLdND-IslI

Oct. %, arrived brig Mechanic, Small, IL
DAYS from ST Barts, with rum and salt, 10 J
Knight. Same day, sioop Peggy, Warren,
from Georges river schr Four Brothers,
Cooubs, from Thomasion schr Grey
bound, Cozen, from Eastport brig Susan
nah. Small, from DO sloop LsOnidas, Mar
i'm. from do sloop Two Sisters, FAIRIES,
fan do--74.h, schr Gardner, Petty, from
phhsdelphia scbr Ilsley, Blanchard, from
10 schr Freeman Ellis, Deiesdenier, from
Ess,port, who lost from on board las vessel,
the OH instant, ON her passage from hud.
son TO Esstport, Capt VIM Ashley, Jun
Henry Besrdsley, mate Peter hurry, and
Iohn a Willis, seamen. 25h, arrived brig
Joseph, Reed, from Harpswell, for East
hort schr Cranberry, Haddock, from
AImntdeser. 26,h, brig Fame, Holbrook,
from Belfast schr sally, Hancock, from
Eas'poit sohr Betsey, Ciusins, from Mar
blehesd schr Honeslas, Brown, from Plea
SAINT River.
MEMORANDA.
On Thursday night last. during very Sc
we're north east gale, the sioop Resolution,
Storer, with a cargo Of wood, from Waldo
borough, Me. for Boston, was run ashore
near the nput-nOuSSs OH Cai GiiDdDCtHs diid
stove to pieces vessel and cargo totally
lost.
In the schr. Betsey, arrived at Province.
town, Or. L 12th INST. came passenger
Mr.. William Stevenson, Of TWerton,
Rhode Island, who made his escape. with
four other Americans, from the British
sIoop Of war Hazard, on tie LabrAdore
coast, and after living % days in the woods
upon berries, they obtsincd a conveyance
lhome-Mr. Stevenson was taken ont Of the
brig Undaunted, Of New York, three years
since.
Ship Neutrality, Burlick, and brig Ellen,
Keatlnr, for Portland, in 30 days ; and ship
Concord, Storer, Zoe Krnnebunk, were at
Coustrsdt, Sept, S.--Ship Jewell, Of Port
land. and Orestes, Allen, OF kennebunk,
sailed from Elsineur, Sept. %
List Of Vcsseis, detained 6y tie Dames.
Ship Lion, of l'hllaGeiphla, from Peters
ourg the privateersman taking a false
,ath. that the captain was going TO make re
,istance-probably cleared by paying costs.
oAip Iohn, Of Providence, fson- ~. taken u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28

NOTICE IS hereby given thzs further
time az one month from the 9th day az
Od. inf. is allowed by the Judge os PIobals
to the creditors of the eRate of
RUSSELL BUCKNAM,
TO bring in their claims againh faid eitate, 81
that we the fubfcribers, Comnifioners there
OF, will attend for the purpofe of receiving
faid claims at the Office of William Freeman,
on Thurfday the TN day Of Nov next, AZ 5
O'Clock, P. NJ. LEMUEL WEEKS,
O7 I9, 1911 WILLIAM FREEMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28

EE4tosvas a0cased q destroying BIS Pfin-
ting Office, books, &c. il Newburyport, last
winter, and Afterwards charged the act 10
some federslisls, but which was proved 70
BE- the work OF bis own hands, by the dep
osition Of Mr. Patterson, one of his journey
men has published in the Salem REGISTER,
which WIS copied into tie last ArgHs. a
long statement, eHdeavori5g 60 invaldate the
evidence Of Il. and show mat he did not, As
the Dutchman would say, biir his oggH nose
Of IF it's really true shat WITyLt was no'
il the Srrong in this instance, Il would be
very easy 10 prove where TIE VS., when the
Outrage was commiurd--There Is 2 max
IN which says, that (" tyss .sho a,e lad ea
0ugh 10 steal SJiH lie,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
Real Eftate for sale.

TO he fold at Public Auction, by order Of
the Court of Common Pleas for the coun-
ty Of Cumberland, on Monday tie 25fb day of
Novergbsr resf, at the late dwellinghouie Of
Lsvi D'iatzoafsr, in Northy mariner,
deeealed, all The Real Elate of which faid
Drinkwster died fezed, with The riyht OF re-
veriion, for the payment Of the iua debts of
laid deceaied and incidental charges. Con-
ditions TO be made known at the time & place
of fale.
Ammi r. Mitchell, Adn'r.
No; tbyars7onfb, O7 IS. 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28

A Correspondents requests us TO say
in his name, to borrowers Of books -
You remember, my friesd, freely complie'
with the favor you asked me, ( fully relied
On favor from you, which, tho promised
! fad
CAST, has not been grarted) is out Of you
mind
To return n due time what I've wsnteC
20 see.
'The Book. which lolg since you had Dor
row'd Of me-
Another, now with reluctance imrlore,
lis only ID ask mas vtU'd borrow no more
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
TAKE NOTICE.
Henry s. Sway.

AiNHI =. D"dAl,
TAXES this me,hod to inform his cunom.
ers and the public that he has Removed
from the late fhop Of Stone u Szp9zy, to the
ihop oppofte Mehrs. Ho-card u FIslSs lore,
at the Falls in No,tByayrr04i6, where ne keeps
cosliantly for laie HATS Of all kiuds-n 90
lay the beG and ebsqpsf, bur az chap as can be
bought in Portland or elfewhere. He thanks
them for pat favors and lolicits continuance
Of their culom.
or Calf given far Hating and Ship
ping Frrs.
Connant attendance given and every favor
acknowledged.
Norb1arn0HsB, on %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
r A BARGAIN.

TOR fale one half OF convenient DWELL
Il ING HOUSE, conl aiming uiue hnIihed
rooms. with TWO cellars under he fame, plea
an:ly and centrally i,uated in Portland, 70
ue,her w,th the Lot on which ne Tame itanusi
meaiuriug tiI,y tx by one hundred snd ht y
Eve feet, wnh good Well q wate' II" :
Til. ERate j capable Of nuch improvement,
and will be fold a, law price, - the oelece
If fa,e Is the owner removing from Portland
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28

The Suhreme Court, which opened
in this town on the 18th instant, was
adjourned on Friday last, to the 10th o.
December. AT this term, George w
Copp, was convicted OF stealingfa horse,
saddle and bride, and other articles
from Mr. ITorsly of this town, and SEN
fenced to solitary confinement six days,
and 10 hard labor for s months in the
state prison. From the evidence on this
trial, it appeared, that Copp, though
young in years, is old in knayery.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

THE third quarter Of The fs5fcfiber's School
FOR the lAnEufon Of Matters aud Miif-
es ia the common branches of Education VIII
commence on The fra Monday Of November
next, al his room in Federal itreet Terms
four dollars a quarter-one half IN advance
Thole who have children TOO young 20 he
admitted to the free Schools may De accom-
modated at lower price. l.. LoAlJG.
M %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28

"ethecfsd abroad" and +" Proster.
i nome. "-JEFFERSoN Il GRAr.
Tue rulers of the United States,
h,,r: - vac least spark Of spirit or
ain, they would not continue
AL lSelaiors Of the numerous insults
'u'ellcs. which are daily prsciis-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-10-28
Dortlano,
Monday, October %, 1911.


''''..... :.
Latest from England.
=, ne snip Lothian, arrived at Boston,
'naFsday last, in So days from Liver
pea bat furnishes no intelligence oi
Importance. The king was still alive
: neWsmongers in England say, that
i s'oh = The restrictions which were
,1''0'ea upon the Prince Regent are
.e"'oFed, which is TO be done at the
,s sn' meeting of Parliament, Bonaparte
,'a /. maze propositions for peace. The
I' N"'Our Is again revived, that a misua-
''Aoding exists between Russia and
!; 'aee' No alteration has taken place
s.. n'S state Of atfairs in Spain and Por-