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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
Extreme Alodesty.

The democrats held a Caucus, On
thursday evening last, for the purpose
Of deyising plans to carry the election
OF democratic otficersoD monday next
the chief and we believe the only
speech made on the occasion Was by
ESQUIRE WIDGERY, the democratic
candidate for representative TO Con-
gress. We are at a loss whether
most to commend his modcsty or PAR
,Tosism in thus volunteering his services
at caucus, the object ofwhich was 10
secure the election of his ozUn dear SeLf
10 office =! But TO be serious, viii
our fellow citizens thus be duped by
a man, whose anbi,i0s and thirst tor
office, induce him in this manner, to
come forward * solicit their saiElages.
We do not know that he absolutely
proclaimed, I William Widgery want
your votes but actions sometimes
speak louder than words. We do con-
confidently believe that high degree
of disgust was produced in the mxAs
of most of the democrats preseriy.
this occasion, If a mans thirst for'of.
fee will thus bring him to hex tie dusf,
ard supplicate votes, have we not eve.
ry reason TO fear, that when power i
in his hands, he will consider nothing
conducive TO public good, that does not
subserye his private INTEREST,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01

tiiIs can ily, fhat the iHlsniasion
that Gen. King dedred me to def
troy my Clearance and alter my Log
Sock IS without the !eait foundation
and falfc and the inGnuation that
it would have been agreeable to Cen.
King for me to have iworn faliely on
the entry Of this vefIc!, is 70 cetefa-
bic as not to merit reply; 70 every
perfon the leaf acquainted with him
il mutt be well known that even a
fufpicion of want Of integrity in
this particular would deprive any
man Of bis employ forever.
DAVID FOOTE.
Captain sftbe Brig Huron.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01


We a.. So tar satisfied WITH ths result of
the meeting, Leld in this town last Monday,
Tor tie cnolce Of Town Officers, thA we
i7hou.J not have noticed it, otherwise than
70 publish . list Of the gentlemen elected,
lad il NOT been ior the following paragraph
y, lie Argus wticb appEsrs 10 be dictated
neither b the SPIRIT Of uu.n on csndor.
"Oa Afonday last nc annual meeting
FIR re chotce u C.bicers. aus held ir thts
>yzyS. The ercrHohS uere shirTted, G1x
herAcaiarlg 30 Trtth me opposition yoA
fRai'u succccded IN me rc.ciecion ot.(ed-
eyai ogfcers, ercqiit Iogga C.e.-k and tsgo
othcrs.
Tn,s is she frs, time VIC ever head the
n~iorfy den4mpat, d "lne 0PposIIon"-
Ard wiirl great csuse for boasiing the de :
norra.s have IN endea,ouring make il
.ehsed rirat' me Sdrrafists were dis4-
,Nit.d IL Tie election ~ TOWN Clerk, aSi
tSf other officers, Is net easily perceived
Tne Town C,etk was nominated Dy the fed
'ers.lsls. add was unanimously elected. 1lIe
nmkrr officers chssen by ballot, Wrre AL
e OF The last year, and were reelected
~ ~NN ~N-~'N ~'NN~'
for Selectnlen rad o%9
The Democratic ditto 2Jl
The Assessors, Treasurer aud Collector
were elected by an increased maJoniy.-
We knew not exactly who IS meant b.
" two orher officers" unless the surveyors
Of roads, here is nothing to boast Of, for
they were nominated BY iederaiists. On the
list oi FIRE wards, School COMMITTEE, Sur
veyols u Boards, &c several gem !emen Of
democratic politics. were placed, but they
were nominated aud voted Tor BY federalisis.
ia. Il IS presumed the Argus object, N
not publishing the whole truth, Was tor lear
il might nure the democratic cause at the
Governor eiec>tO
7, l., a SUBJECT Of much congra'ulatlon,
that the ousiress az the day was conducted
with spirit of order and candor; aud II IS
20 be hoped lne citizens Of Portland (wnat-
ever their POLITICS may be- viii never suffer
their publick meetings 10 be disturbed e.
der by passion or disorder.
or The FederaIsts will rec0liect that the
annual meeting stands Adjourned 10 Mon
isy, April the FIRST, and general attend
.nre Is highly necessary, IS there IS much
important buslacss TO be transacted; par
iiculaFiy such as raising money, and iiiimg
he yacarctes which viii occur tom the
res gna;ioa cf some OF lie cia-ers CHOSEN
/. tho tUr4n-s meeting.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
NJ. SHIRLEY.

N-IN II a IeIaL
ry, Esq. refused 90 sign petition 20 tic
Legislature for the feiief Of Insol, ent Debt
ors- Notwithstanding tie said petition h4l
OH Il several hundred OF thc mos, respects.
bic OF our inhabitants Aud have not many
very many of his Gun p4rp declared thai
they would not gave hiB ther votes IN con
sequence of.this untceiing conduct : Lei
Us now sec whether they VIII keep their
words On this days election Yours, G. Q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
TO PE1DEPg.

We shall. in our next, publish the lib !.
l0us hand blu, circulated in this town by
the democrats, for the purpose Of defeating
the election Of federal town officers, and
such comments as We may deem pertinent.
We should do this in the present mum Der,
bnt we wish that carr democratic brethren
may reflect upon j in their cooler moments /;
may consider to what wicked arts their
party descend in order 10 effect their pur
noses
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
THE BRIG HURON

Nslv arrived from Demarara, with so
&nchcons of Rum on cargo, aud so
|\Inncheons on freight. This brig, if she
took her cargo on board after the ID
day Of Feb. last, as well as her cargo,
Is forfeited to the L. 5. She belongs
We ale tod, to Senator King, Of Bath.
SVin he permit US TO ask him few
nlain questions concerning her Did
you or did you not, send or cause let
: Ter to be sent TO 4 mouth OF our har-
hour, directing captain Footeto make a
false report of the length ofhis passage
from Detnerara lyou direct capt.
+. to state TO the Collector on his en-
try. that The above brig Was completed
d her loading prior to the I'd OF Febru-
airy and if he did So report, does the
Nickedness lie at your door or the cap
tains Is your vessel now under seIz.
uFe according to law. If she is not, is it
In consequence of the above falsereport,
81 erona some other cause Did you
or did you not direct the capt to de-
slroy, alter or conceal the lngbook, in
which Was recorded his daily occurren-
Srs. We are told this vessel is now III
port, together with the capt and crew.
'iht Collector Can, If he wishes, be iuI-
y satisfied as 10 the correctness OF tpls
vessels report.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01


SIR My name having been ina
properly made ute Of in the federal
papers, tno doubt for party purPo-
ces) permit me, through yours, TO
correct their errors. On the I3yh
inf. arrived at this place from de-
,nsfara int. Brig Hyoa. Soon af-
ssr my landing, net Cen. KING,
my owner, VINO requested to be IL
formed whether | left after the I'd OF
February my anfwer was, yes: he
tAen informed me that he ihould
have TO give bonds for the property,
and requeiled me to return 10 ny
Seilel and take with tne all my pa
prrs, tor the purpoic Of entering at
ihe Cuitom- Houie. | did 10 and
On way there, | requefe4 Gen.
AingS kInion on the iupjc6t Of the
ndl-smf ation law. He fad that
he conlida it a very excellent law,
and welSts ulated to produce the
sneekntendes ! further asizasIriAe
YnEthc contemplated effect 70 bsl
7 was His anfwer was, a
fe@c'of our imprehed fcamen, AMI
4 reitoraton of property which hsi
Ossn too long withheld from us /;
and that there was no doubt this
would now toon be effected, If the
oPPoiltlon on the part of the pre-
':hdcd friends TO order was not
'HoTe powerful than il had ever been
oe'oFe. At this time we arrived at
Tug Nuitom- Houle Gen. King OBJ
iSFVed to the Collector, | have vef-
: "n,sA LETT Britiih port after the
= OF February /; my intention is to
Dona the property the buinels is
-" 10 ne: viii you inform me
-" mutt proceed in order that
- ~ p0aneis may De conducted with
= Inc d.ipatch the nature ofit will
eSI'na The Deputy Collector did
'''''in Zen. Aiag what the proceed
80 nad Been CT imi!ar occafions !:
90 &C 'Ahe have been had on this ; the
- "'aa cargo have been libeIlel,
~ ga and bonded. What the re-
- III % Is CT Eor INC to 10y 6ut
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
RETURN OF VOTES

CT Our friends in the country, b. for
wsrding us Lists OF votes given in at the
pending election, for Governor. Lieutenant
Governor, Senator'S and Representative TO
Congress, viii not only confer favour o.
The Editor, bot eusble Us TO crafty 40 an1-
ious pubic.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
. Inparit.es ofthe Bind.

a Child, aged years was afflicted Z wears
with eruptions, her face and par. efih:
body MATS of icab and curruptioc, blind
with both eyes, dwellings behind the 4rs. by
taking two bottles Of Or. Relies Botanical
Drops her face and ears were cured withcut ..
fear. her eyes perfect and body free from In.
NOR Lazy Of Bottom aged 46,--wa- IA
years afflicted with ruptions and icabs ali over
herhead, ears face * body, with violent Itch
iEgs, and hlocies, and had Ion thereby two
toe nails, was prevailed or to try thefe drops.
when ID her silonnh meut, was cured by taking
3 Bottles. D. Bo;5 ne otsvs zvere eos,fs.,s5 IN
cDa5i ID. ReIfss bafaaisaE DRIP arc ! rad
cal care for lcuryy. fat rheur,, icrofula, len-
rocy, pimpied faces, feltering erupsions, veg
erai tainis (Shen mercury has faiied) u'osrs
and az inpDities N !1e Blaoz price doi --Noas
are geaaiSs Ha.sis kg~ea III III see 5raSrlsar W z.
Conway, Chenl!t No ~ Charles y; HaAoL.
by whom they are prepared and fod whole
lsle, and retail BY appoin .ment, ny Mr.. ste-
phen Patten, Bokieilsr Portland, Ba5fon Wiz.
cafett, G0cdaie, EaIlowell, Dr. W. Todd S.
co, Capt. n frof Kennehunk, Tappan. Porsf-
mouth, Thomas aud WhiPpie Nswhuryporr,
Phelps. Glosier, Culling and appeton, Saienl,
and mott dFugEiIts and booksellers 0f re.pec-
liability throughout the u So Z liberal
diicounE 70 whoieiale purctalers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01

20 TIE Han. tbs Tgfices Of tbs Cs1vt If
C0mnlaa Pisz5, begas aqa t,llsz. at
Portland, qvnbia anaJ5r TIE c5usty
Of Cumberland, az tie MT laefaag Of
Aarcb, IN bse gear y stty Lad eis y
ten hlndre1 and etsUeE
Il UMBLY Gisws, JAnss Wilton of IIarps-
: we'll in fad county, ycun1u, and Hope
Mayo Of aid Eiarpfweii, widow, and aduliIsa
iHratrix Of the eiiaFe Of Noah Mayo, Iate or
iAid Eiarplwei, mariner. 1ecezfed, that o. tie
nineteenth day cf December, VI the vear.Cf
our Lord one thou'and ieven hundred ana
nineiy ieyen, lie lAi5 Noah aIsya, no1 d.
ceaied, by his bond ~ ban duly fined feat
ed and delivered 0f thst date, obligated hin-
lelf 10 convey ~ good and ~arFsnlee deed
to iaid Wilton and Abraham TOothal1er, Ut
B. unlSick, in laid county, mariner one tllirG
part Of ali The righE, titie and nteret which
lsid Noah had III aud 10 a certain ot ~ Iaad
ard m4rih ylHg in i.iid Harpt.ell, vhicA faitl
Noah had III and to 4 certsin lot az II Z and
rn4sil. lying in lad Har pfreil. which aid
Moan bought u M4nsiieh 5csiih of Nsfc-as-,
bouD 1sd 4. fJ.lows, viz Mort heals.. ARD. yr2
hand tben Owned hy Eosu ;O01usser, 35
fouthwardiy aid wcftwafaiy On the fea, IN
ole year icoui tie dase st slI bend
" therefore, your petitioner. pay ttz. ycur
Houors wuud Appoint fad t1ope Maze -
Tome o;her perlaa 70 execase 1etd to fGd
Wilton s; IoutbaEur, Acrot tiagto tie conti.
tiUns VI Gard bond. JANE, VIII. On,
ROPE MAYO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01

EiMI7Ay fsecflcct sKatThe meethrs t1fihe'
CsbsJatorIsl aud Representative Election,
nc notifieG al the same hoar. One q them
must be postponed until afternoon. They
are equally important. Every Fe6eralist
ought, and II u hoped wiz, b4 present ut
the ringing Of the bclb both il Tie fore and
atieynoon. The prospect If success to the
Federal Ticket. throughout the state is
great. Let Portland contribute its part
toward bringing about 50 desirable an OBJ
jecs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
AFIADAVIr.

! Jeremiah Allen, of Brunswick, in
the County OF Cumberland, testify and
say, that was Sailor on board the
Brig Huron, belonging 10 VIM. King,
OF Bath, Capt. David Foot, master,
which entered at Boston TIE present
month from Demarara. Before we
passed the Boston light, a plot came
on board the Huron--The I'd mate,
Ephrlam Small, went on board the pi-
Iot boat 10 take care of her. Soon af-
ter another boat CAME down from Bos-
ton % the pilot boat The mate hailed
the Brig aud informed Capt Foote he
had received letter from Mr.. King.
Capt. Foote sent his boat to receive the
letter. After Capt. Foote read the let
ter, the FIRST mate, lfm. Clifford, came
Into the storage 10 the crew, and sad
wheneverwe were hailed, we must say
the Brig had 46 days passage from
Demarara.--Immed;ately after this
the first mate said TO to the second
mate in presence Of the crew, that it
was Mr.. Kings desire to have the log
book altered, as well as the manifest,
so as 10 make it appear, that the HUI
ron sailed from Den.arara before the
ID. day of FEBRUARY, The first mate
said there was not time 10 do it--that
tit would take three weeks TO do it.
When we were hailed by the Fort,
Cap. Foote answered we were 46 days
from Demarara-After we paased the
Fort, Frank Huston told Capt. Foete
he meant TO inform az the Custom
house, that The Huron had not but ZIG
days Passage from Demarars.
JEREMIAH ALIEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01

We would ask capt. Koote If he Il
willing to make oath that the above
statement Of his contains tie sDhoIs
truth we would ask Capt. Foote, fur
Their, if he has not acknowledged TO a
respectable gentleman Of the democrat
ic party in Bath, THAI be Gid receive IN
structions 10 alter his Manifest? and
do you not believe that VIM. Kings
motive for wishing you TO publish the
statement you did, was, TO secure his
election TO the Senate
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01

CUE1BSRLAND J5.-Ht a t.rrt "
Gmme9n FLeaf fyf5e rsaafy J L57a-
beriia8, bsgam ani b23itn If PEI
L7sd, il jlfil esa4ty, 0l ne pr la.f-
dy u 4l3noe5 n. =. 1914.
ON TIC Pasicn atcssia;d CfGered, ti.a.
the Pc.inoRe4s nDt'fy All per.cns concerned
by caulilg iils patitipA and uiUer ii~-eln w,
h. Faaliheii r-the PorsanI = 5.sae, ta.cs
weeks lurceliFey 'lte !2t publication w ae
lhfee wseSs cefofe ;he thsra ile.tav III iaae
nsx,, thr they NAY as'tDAf - .si= ~oEsF Vt
comrnon Peas. ihen ~ < slssaea 4s.c .ad
vithiu n "A IDS tilv iii- cvua.y f -u..5.s A N
ui.l i:lsw caalea q sag sis.y have ~~ As
srAy-g cs .4.a ysa~oA Z. w -. 60 NJ =.
-i..s-'-7-;s ~. .fs.' GsfA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
TO BE LET FOR ONE lcEAR,


Or fold for cath and approved fecurity, o. a
liberal credit,
A SMALL FARM, containing about 80 A.
4 \ ores of good Land, houls and a barn.
f.uated near Maj Lewis rehdence "a ia.
mouth, NOT five mics from Portland, formerly
owned by MIR. Sil4s Howell Inquire At the
Office of NATHAN klNSAlAN.
Portland, Apr3
THE fubfcriber hereby gives public NOTES
4 TO all concerned, Il,at ne has beeA duiy
appointed and taken upon himielf the trult p
adminlitrator on the cstae OF
MOSES LIS coTT, JUN.
late Of HarplwelI, IN che county Of CumbeE
land, mariner, Gecesied, by giving boEa a.
the law direGts--ie ,hesetcre re4ueEts All per
TONS who are indebted 20 The Cad decsaieds
eliate to make Immediate payment; and ih9.e
who have any demands thereon, g ehhioa
the fame 10 DAVID StlLht
lEare6 sg, 1all. AL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01


very Legal federal voter conc
f1rH 1n Monday next, and support
chars ers, attached TO the honor, con-
siNa lppiness, and permanent m
d.lf -e Of America characters,
vhewiti 0ot trihc VITA the rights OLA
nercsn liens characters, who viii
no crGc- the privileges OF Ameri-
cans, TO The ambition Of France or En-
gland. Let the mechanic ask OF his ru-
ers, wherefore it is, that he is depri-
we'd of labor and compelled TO lolter, IN
incidence. Letthc Sailor inquire, why
he is driven on shore 10 pine IN starva-
ton. Let the merchant ask, for what
reason he is compelled to forfeit to bis
own government his ships and mer-
chandize, to deliver them up to seques-
tration at his own wharf; and until sa-
tisiactory answeris given Ics them give
their support to men who will change
this order of things.
tEDERALIsTS,
1t 80 Impossible but that you should
see the political storm that threatens
you. Clouds are gathering over your
heads, which Will soon burst and pour
their contents Of distress and misery
upon you. The noD-intercoGrse law,
measure aimed directly at yourselves,
and operating solely to your injury,
IL imposed upon you at the instigation
and in compliance with the wishes OF
Bonaparte. It's effects viii be infin-
a,ely more detrimental to you than the
Embargo, and for this Obvious reason,
because ii is an &c fa0sE fGcto law, and
millions OF property were subject 10
condemnation under il, the very day Il
was enacted.-Federalism saved the
Country from the embargo, il may De
Instrumental in its salvation from the
ruins Of the cn-intercourse-Let no
man be prevented under any consider
alton whatever, from doing his duty.
Firm and united let us be,
Rallying round our Liberty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
JEREMIAH ALLEN.

Lincoln IS Bah, am March, laIl.
Personally appeared Jeremiah Allen,
and made oath 10 the truth of the fore
going deposition, by him subscribed
before me,
DUMMER SEWALL, J. Peace.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
NEW GOODS.
Samuel WatEonTo

II ASjuft received, in addition 10 his former
a L Stock, few pieces of SUPERgINE
BROADCLOTH,
Of the FRI quaIity,-ALso--
CqDimere, Sf9chingnet, Ind Yeqlags,
with iuiabIe trimmings for the fame which
Will be fold for cath at q fmall advance.
Home Manufacture.
a imall fupply of Connecticut rnanufaaur-
ed broadcioth and Flannel /; which can 30
afforded low for cath, and will be recon
Uended to give iatisfa6tion 10 the purchafer.
>. WALTON continues 70 execute the
Tailoring Bulinels,
N tho ns~eil taihion and at the thorteft no
ice. Ap-n J..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01

TAR, SUGAR, So.
100 Bbls' Wilmington Tar. in excellent Clip
ping order,
10 boxes HAVANA brown Sugar,
20 ditto Mould Candies, afiorted Iizes,
5 obis Linleed Oil,
2 pipes 4th proof Cognisc Brandy,
8 chefs young hylon D TEAS of the fri
~ boxes iouchoog quaii,y
90 Barrels Coffee.
For Sale by
j. P. Thurlfon.
Hbra I.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-19
DowYkR's White sulphur SPRINGS,

VDOWYER'S White Sulphur SPRINGS,
ID Greenbrisr. Subscribers, the pre-
aent occupants of these Springs, beg leave to
return their thanks for the very generous encou-
rsgement which they received the last season,
and to inform the public, that they are now in
situation to receive company--thst they have
with much trouble and very great expence, en-
abled themselves to entertain comfortably, up
wards Of one hundred persons, with their SER
wants. They have repaired all the former
buildings, and have erected seventeen neat lodg-
ing houses. with plank floors. glass windows
and brick chimnies they have also built very
spacious dining house, haYing set apart the old
dining house Tor the entertaining of travellers /;
and have added so largely to their stables, that
they can now stall upwards of on hundred ;hor-
SEES. They have laid in an abundant supply of
the best stores-from all Of which, they conf.
IDENTITY hope to give general satisfaction 10 those
WAC may.visit their
FOUNTAIN OF REAL7H!
A Po., Office has lately been established at
these Springs, and variety of Newspapers will
be,aken from diiferentparts ofthe U. S. for the
amusement Of the visitors.
WM. HEIRLOOM & Co.
Creenbrier, june 49, IT +
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-19
SD0llleSttt.
fRoM TIE NATIONAL INTELL1GEHcsn
REVIEW
OF ROBERT SMITHS ADDRESS
TO THE PEOPLE.
(Continucd.)


Art. 4 u 6. Non-Intercourae aos of the
last session Mr.. Smith should have said.
Nan ItfertaHon act. He saws. il was in
tfoduced by Presidential influence another
ifise diIH OF our random author, which, ac-
cording 10 the rule Of evidence, we have
already established, eanpot be admitted
without proof; and lie hes given none.
But no natter let us examine the act
upon it's merits with it's attendant circutn
stances. This act was CcrsainIy a proper
one, If the French government had revoked
its DEGREES in strict conformity to the pro-
visions Of the former act pledgng the u.
States or, if it tended more effe ctuaIy 10
attain the object of Congress in that previ
Gus act.
We know it had been the aim Of our 30
vernment for two or three years 20 divide.
the beiiigerents, by inducing one or the 9th err
OF them to revoke its edicts so that the exam.
pie would lead to a revocation by the other, or
our contest be limited 10 single one. And il
should be remarked, that each of them had
promised to be the second to revoke, bu,
each seemed unwilling to be the first, Ac
cordingly our law OF May, 1910. offered 10
the power first revoking a nfn. i'm purt alton
az ainst the other. France then revoked. as
BY her declaration OF the 5th August. The
Presidents Proclamation, in pursuance OF
the law, put the non-importstion in force
| against the other belligerent.
Had France forfeited her claim to this
! measure when Congress confirmed and en-.
| forced it by the act of the last session p
So far as believed or ascertaiDed, she 40
not. Mr.. Smith knows, that no evidence
existed of a single act of the French go
vernment or its courts, showing that the de
crees we're not repealed, so tar as the re.
peal was required by the offer OF Congress.
accepted by France. Doubts had indeet
arisen as TO the time the repeal would ak,
| effect; whether the 1st Of November ~
even this Vas rot sduitsed BY Frsavc. ye