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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
PORTLAND, NOV 19, 1911.
TO HIS EXCELLENCY
ELBhIDGE GERRY. ESQ.

~ Mo A@<AO l. A. IL ~
ELBklDGE GERRY, ESQ.
SIN,
WHEN man il injured or unius,ly
treated by another, It cannot conceive be
Judged improper, and in some cases il may
be duty incumbent on him, % resent the
treatment provided he do it IN becom-
ing manner and without exercising a mali
cious or reyengeiul disposition. You, sir,
have done 10 me what every rationsl and
unprejudiced man must, think, consider
an unproyoked and essential injury. You
have exercised towards me what I deem
Lnmeritcd treatment.
From the confidence placed in what was
Judged to oe) my tai,hfuness and ability,
/ was in the year l776, appointed Clerk Of
the Court of Common Pleas for this county.
! have sustained that Office without inter
rIptIon cyeFSInCc ana have no reason TO
suppose that any person in the county has
ever considered That confidence misplaced.
a succession OF Judges Of that Court, las
vel! as Of The Justices Of The Court Of Gen.
q Al Sessions oi ihe Peace Of which have
held the office Of Clerk little more than Sc
years. has sitordsd satisfactory evidence TO
my mind that my official conduct has met
the appreciation Of them al and this evi-
Gence has been highly -cngihened BY an
APPOINTMENT of the honorable Justices OF
the Sup, enc Judicial Court, to be a Clerk
Of their Court alsO. tuF nv services during
tie wenty .fyst years OF ny sustaining lie
Office frs, mentioned, ] received upon an
average only one hundred ard twenty.three
doilsrs year. after ihat period, and until
the yesr 1893, Inclusiyeiy, the emoiuments
a ~ increased yearly sd as 10 enable me,
with some olner aid, ID support numerous
family anu give suitable education TO INV
chi'd en-. Since the year last mentioned IL
has decreased, and II has now totally &C ssed.
Yesterday Che day before the sitting Of the
Court Of ComIaon Pleas was called UPON
by the.gentlemsn whom you have appointed
- s,cceed me, to deliver up the Records
anu Psrers Of tile Office to blEn, and have
done a, m compliance with the directions
OF The act above alluded to.
Thus has sudden change taken place
in the situation and employment az my life
WHEELER for its happiness or otherwise
must be left TO the Providence Of thats
Beng who has hitherto supported me, and
on wis shall 40 future checrfully rely
A.h"..gh am somewhat advanced in
lille | believe your Excellency had no idea
but that was able TO discharge the du,Ies
OF the office aud it was grateful TO me TO
hear thar during the late session of the
Council your EXcelleRcy spoke Of me with
feeling and respect bot neither Of these
considerations or any ingredien. in my char
sc,er was sufficient TO preserve me in the of
hce. You hase deprived me OF il BY virtue
Of The act aforesaid, passed as apprebend
in pursuance of the idea you we're pleased
to suggest.
Wnellsr tbs SCI Is confgE asahle either 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
4Hostrp
SOLITUDE.

Remote from every human eye.
There lei me live there let me die;
Thea ihali not excite figh
When 7 am gone.
A piece Of ground--dimenfon fmall,
Should ia the day attention call;
From which Id gather in he fall
My winters fore.
"A little hgs, well boarded round,
Some itraw TO keep me from the ground
Then, Oh what pleafure could be found
In tranquil lleep!
Sweet Meditation ! here's the feat
Where you and would often meet
And every evening kindly greet
On your account.
When night had thrown her mantle round,
And chilling winds fhouid fweep the ground
I'D feed the hame-tbe cracking found
Would muhc be.
A fool, stsud, compofe my store,
With books 10 read--l ask no more,
My fate never dali deplore,
But thank my God.
Remote from every human eye,
Here let me live-here let me die,
And not a stone tell where lie,
When j am dead.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
SkASONABLE GOODS
ROYAL LINCOLN,
I8GHANGE-sl I'VE Is
IIAS for fale general alortment o.

HAS for fale general aIortmsnt O.
= : Sea5cBabie G00dj-VI%.
A grea, variety Of ben wen Of England and
COMMON Broad Cloths
BACK, blue, brown, miK'd. drab aud bottle
Czilimeres
brown Sot,e, drab maroon and blue pelice
Cloths.
!evonlhire Kerfeys, Imperial Cords.
Pelice Fiannels, white, yellow, red, etImlon =
black F'annels, SwAnl1ns.
Duff Is, Dlfiil Blankets, Serge', Plains
Coaiiucs; women's black aud GATE worried
Hole meu's black white and mix d do
Ratineits, ShaIioons, Durauts.
Wilboars, Velveits.
Black, Aate, mulberry and bot'S green Cam
bricks
Buckram, Bri,ifh Skirting.
Patent iieam loom ditto
Cotton UmbrilIas, blue Stoekineit.
Brown Linens, brown Cottons.
London printed Cambria Ks, Linens.
Linen Cambricks. Long Lawn.
Idnen pocket handkerchiefs.
florence and China LultriDgs contIfting OF
black, brown, flare, white, pink, light
blue, and Buff.
Buff, pink, fac, flraw and black Cotton
Grapes
Black Italian ditto
SILK FIoreutine velings, white Merfeilles do.
Black and fancy fix Handkerehiefs;
Ben company Bandaana do.
Fancy Mullins, fine and common book do.
Black lace Yelling, Silk Hoie.
MeDis and women's black and white fix
Cloves.
Ditto Cotton do. Habit Gloves
Mems hest buck Doe and beaver do.
Black and white faces, black SincLaws
Back Grape, Cambrick Handkerchiefs.
India Cotons, con6Ging Of Beerboon Gurrahs
Calapalla B2fiss, Mamodies and Nov
sanRas
Linen Threads, from No IL to 90
American Bed Ticking, Ruflia Diapers
Fuckahucks, Webb's patent iuipenders
SIX and netting do best gilt coat Buttons
SILK basket do colored Threads
Bmoties, EngIifh Diaper, India Calicoes
Ditto Checks, Factory Sheefing, ShirtiLg
Checks, Stripes, and large afornent of cot
ton warp Yarn, E'e. sc
Notwilhstanaingt the uncommon fear
city and high price of GOODS, this Fall, the
above being felected early in the Seafon, will
be fold as low az ufual. October 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
9Nlen.

II Beaufort. > I a. qglE SDgih. Pin
cip4l Of The College iRthst place.
IN Exeter, BsuJamm Conner, aged 100
II Boston, capt. Robert LilLle, ofNew-
Castle, Maine.
" Tie ST. 81 a-oyy sAiacg Eat oa.ths Yo1a5 -
RULiNC PA3IoS.
In Boston, Rg54f Tr1r PUNE, ir E,q.
the eel brateI rtci hat Tie splendid
GeRjus oar deceased Poet might have
produced, Under pref yNous circumstances,
Il IS nst easv 10 Coe lecture - but What b.,
has, published, rnder tie sanction Of his
nsnr=s What of lis PFOdrciiA.s remain lrt
manuscript, and wliaS o. his sDJnymuug
publications can De sscefts'ned, 1t Is the
~ Of his cOrnirynen 70 cohect and eNb.dy
in an edition tx tie benefit Of his siiow
and Of bis orphans, WHO bave ~ inherHance
bot their fathers Fame. No man -
boUred move fyr ottefs o'f IcSs Jar hEsSsY
HIS reputation as P0et IFS PASSED the or
del II European cIIIcism bat 4 nyw re-
mains IA 90 Justice y Home.-0a this &C.
casiun, oar National Pad skoHd dlGta.e
tur National D,uy-- Bssf0a G9z.
"a Stsndish, ~. shea M'Gh. sgsd 20.
4ftLe Qnncy "A IN, X " As, EpDrlI Moo.
VA Child og sSr. ~ lab GAtos H. egi n
was Caused ~ Ia Go hss sGt,de..lzssy ~
kmg Il e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25

! NFORMES his friends and the public, that
i he has removed from his late Rand 10 Ex-
change itreet, and taken the fhop lately oecs
pied by Mr. JOieph Mansfield nearly oppo-
Lte The Portland Bank--where he continues
10 execute the
IaiLOriHg BgfneG,
With Gdclity and difpatch. OGl4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
l.. GREtLY.

TI' 70, saIt. at No }, Long Wharf
90 chefs Souchong Tea
~ % Hyion Skin
e ba e. Cotton--lO.OO vt Coffee
hhds. Rum-2oO qulniais Flh
So boxes Herring
200 boxes Soap
~ pieces Ruihs shettiBg
400 bbis Mes, Cargo NJ. 1, 2 & Beef
10 bbls PO'k-2O hbds salt
q bore. Chocolate
C1RDhGE, sc. Nv ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
MATCH N aKlNG.
GODFREY WHEATON

40 removed from his former ltand to the
mop lately occupied by J9Esb L.yi,
heaf'y opfciEe the Maine BasG, where he
carries on hs hulineis as ufna.
ehronohItors, Repeaters, Gold Horizontal
1ho pam Watches. carefully cleaned and
corrected IA the molt faithful manner.
Y. ". tlatters h'nielf that if al application
20 the oahne.s for upwards of ten year. pal
aud "a acquaintance with the mott em;nc.t
~orkmen' and manner Of dong work ~ ,he
e'ife'eat metropolIies Ia the Unued stare.
are recommendation in his favor. he fhaII
continue 10 receive that PATRONAGE he has
fh~fed 10 literally, and WHICH il will ever be
kis ambition 90 merit. Po,L,.d III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
NATHAN WINSLOW.


Ma Than WINSLOW,
HAS Cor fale az Ttre~ioJ Klvtehrs fore,
l. 1 lua below the Haymarker, bell Of
W'Hter FRAMED OIL,
with which families can be futnifhed. nut M
40 I'm CdNESTERS of any fze. very con
venien' for filling Lamps -Iikewiie. gener-
al ahortmenf Of Japaned, Brafs and FLYER pla.
Ted LAMPS
lie has ALTO for tale large aGortment Of
COTTON FHCTOR1" GOODS.
Thofe who with TO puTcbafc BY wholefaIe or
retail can be iuPplied on very advantageous
terms
d. bags Of beft retailing COTTON
IS caiks Spermaceti OIL
so boxes Spernaceti CANDLES.
lie informs the public that he carries on
the
Soap and Candle Mdnwaaory,
in tie Zone building in G,esn fret, where
purchalers can be iuppIed with thofe articles
of hyperion quality. He las procured one
of rhe bell workmsn in the country 70 luper-
intend the bufneis, who will conltastIy at.
TEND at the Factory 9lb Me so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25

Gables, Go dage and B0ltrope,
M ANUFACTUREO from The FRI quality
~ OF clean Hemp, and for fale by A. CHE
YER, az no: 7, Long Wharf, or ar the New
Rope Wax, y neefing's bridge, GUY -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25

Execution. E5exssy Ball, who was exc
euted at Castine Maine 3lst uit for the
murder Mr.. JoHN n. DowNEs, We learn
met his disgrscetl end with truly savage
stoicism. Instead of exhibiting remoFse ~
aiming himself with repentance and gospel
hope, 70 meet has awful end, he bad only
expressed wish that BE- might not he bgfh-
cred, and that The was 10 b. hulg, the SOON
er the better, &c.--NEhen tie escort took
up the march, be caught the first fam OF
the drum, aud stepped on with greAesl
rIaryyoil-DuriDg Tic whole scene heshe,r-
Cd the most hardened lDdiHerence lie leir
two wives CsHdgel. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25

A EONTTNDRTrN

Why j. an old harp. like Governor Ger
Fy!
I. Because il IS frequently called Lyre.
?. Because il may be purchased for
small price.
g. Because il is always out oftune,
q Because Il is strung with brass.
5. Because it is all superfir 5.
p Because you may play at tune you
please poTsit--Doycfster sby
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

J0hh, ---- 50 days from CuadAlOuPe for
Bottom. Al. brig Raindeer, OInard, ~ days
from Anrigua-iaied in company with br;g
Ann and Mary Of Baltimore, for New Orleans
Lett at Antigua, January as, ich amazon
Rich, of Baltimore for New-Orieans Ia )
days; brig Penobleot, of Bangor, for 81.
Marys in 10; feveral other veiicIs all bound
10 ST Marys--juR arrived brig - Perkins,
from Caisine (; Jan. 81, lat. a, So, Ion 90,
fpoke fch. Margaret from n. York, for ia
maica, days our Feb, S lat 81 ~, Lon. IS
lpoke brig George, from N. York, for Anti
qua, 7 day out--ichr Union, Listleiield, OF
Newport was wrecked on Barbuda Jan. a8,
cargo and crew laved, vehcl Ion.
February Is, arrived fchr. Jofeph, capt.
Strong, IS days from St. Croix, with rem TO
Newhall aud Walton.
March /, arrived brig Mechanic. capt
Small, from Caudaloupe, with molades TO J.
Knight.
C1sa>ase, al fEs Csfs~. Hoss.
February 81 fch Lydia. Lee for tAe w. In
dies; Brig Hnnter. Brazier, for do. March /,
fchr. Betiey, Sranwood, fer BoGten--noop OIL
live, Hubbs, for do--lchr Msdifon, Drinkwa-
ter, fer PhiIapelphia -fchr. Fame, YORK., for
do--tchr. Sally. Slower, for EaAport.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
NOTICE 4!

I" wSo feais ny f~js. Jasli' "el5 II Hn'si5isg'
nothing;
'71Sa, -~s, iis 5hi and b, beer 4rvs fbggtaAiy;
Bat BE-, f5af jEsbss frsss sss zsy gsss azEse,
Rs6s we sf t54t, vvJi45 not sayifLs5 biz,
A~d saAsi nc par in&ssa"
NANCY MANUEL, late Nancy Peare, Of
- this lows, havisg, ii the year SO, def,.-
med the character Of my wife. h.mira Emes-
lon, by pusicly and maciouly accuhng aar
Of being guilty Of Ire crime Of ,heit, conl-
menced an action sgaina her, not far he pur
pole Of filching from faid Nancy that viz
iraih called feL; bur for the purpose # clear
ing up my wife's Aaeksssd Sspstatiya, which be-
fore the malignant aad aandernus charges
made by faid Nancy, SszI o. PIP % l.'sas
ViEsre" On the trial OF fad aGt,r. 4 r7s
proved that the accuiations of Cad Macy,
wste malignant and f2lfe, and Judgment ~es
given 10 my favour STAGE iaet Tial. aid
Nancy, not caG;iozG3 " br,diing TER tongue
like prudent s. dilcreet woman, buf ipe4k-
ii individually with her hps,' has gwen
publicity to the fame charges As do NOT
with to contend further in law, have con-
fidered il mof pruSsnt 70 make this public
fEatement in juftice 70 my OWE and wife's feel
ingt and my wIfs's charaGeeS-and VIII fur
ther add thar all the reports relPeGtHng my
wife, Elmira circulated by laid Many both
before and fnce che sris Of my acton ag%int
her are malignant RES, the of. 4cing Of mat
ch,evous dilPoGnon, the productions OF q
mind fatally 'bent on dIuurbIng quiet a.
mong honelt and pesceable citizena
" Cas4 mans IL max ard rgo5zoA, dear R,y LoTosF
II tbs iDE1ssiste jszg1 oftLsir laAlI"
Bis
JAMES X EMERSON
Mareb 4, 1911. Cark,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

communications.
amelteHdent Electors o. Maine !

sz'a!efen1eHf Electors q Name
That sound political uisdom, that
lnAexiole political integrity, which
planned and established Jour happy
constitution, decided upon annual clrc-
tons Of executive and legislative of
cers, as best calculated 20 pe,pctuate
those republican principles, which were
RsfoundAtlon. Our Fathers well knew
mat the most sure check to oppression,
the happiest method Of correcting le-
Slsl2uve and executive abuse5 was a
change OF ofiicers.--The consciousness
ina; ali their power and authority are
derived from the people, and that they
are bound to account with the people
81 the expiration Of every year, for the
use made OF the authority vested in
tAem, Operate as powerful incentives
- pubic officers TO be faithful in the
cischaFse OF their respective duties.
oh The part OF the people, the greatest
care should De taken that they set
proper estimate Oh tie privilege of
appointing their rulers, and do not de-
il'i'e themselves, Of the advantages Of
'Ae greatest blessing ever conferred
upon MN, b. PrOstitu,ing il 10 Tie
views ! OF party. Men delighted with the
h1'sfies' swayed by The menaces, or.
,i'a' listen TO the absurdities Of hot.
leaded faFuzan5 should not be sun.
ported IS candidates for public Offices
H'ei' who would sacrifice their conn
an Inc altar Of ambition, whose pa.
:. !. 'o :. extends not beyond the pale off
: = @'a whose Unsuitable thirst for n.
-. - oSefPaiances every thing like hon
80 PfihciPic, SHOULD siudiously b. !
4 o'oca--on the Other hand RELIGIONS |
seAl' aQl honrs! men, men wbol
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
REAL ESTAE.

THE iubicribsr beng about TO remove to
Bolton, wilhes 70 fell his Real Eltate in
Portland. which is as follows, WA Dwell
ling Houfe, 40 by 20 feet, with kitchen
adjoining the fame, aud other out hou(es -
Ahs--a two ltory Dwelling Houle AZ by 8
feet, completely tiniihed, with Store in front,
very convement-borh Of which are pIeai.
sntly liGuated in Maine Areet, nearly oppo
Gte Gray's Rope Walk.-Aiso, new Rope
Walk. near behring's bridge-aIl of whic b
will be fold on low terms. Apply 70
NOAH HARDING,
Portland, Meye6 4, 1911 (5w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
ROGERS
TegetabLe Ps!u0nic Detergent,
FOR COUGHS, CoLDs, AsrHMAs. AND CON.UMPrIoN8.


ubicnher ha' the P e " FTi y ~ @ ~ %rn
n6dencew
notwithstanding the ~ grounded y
ndNh
pe~s
par OF n' 1 'tr'd
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o
m0ered hointhe t41g
Of
and
lrandth
leto e,snlLe
eofth uugsu
hAandng e4'F' q
iln che
X, 4 -,,, o,co,ar at
Inc EJoE&s
ilA"p""'E'
BENIAMlN BUFMAN,
March, 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
MIR. FORESTER.

PECS leave to offer his fervices to the gen
tiemen and ladies of this town, in teach
ing the french language, He will commence
his initructions as loon a. he receives iuticient
encouragement. His terms will depend upon
the number Of his lcholzrs. And he propoles,
if preferable, 10 attend upon ladies 1t their
own houles. He has brought fuch recon-
mendsuons as he PERFUMES will iatlsfy thole
who may be defirous Of attaining knowI-
edge Of the FFeuch language of bis sbility to
inltIuct them. MgrcE 1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

a,tor.s. hes for once gues.=t cutie
....s ,usats. IA his rCdoubtaa.' rtfub'
- fars,s Notes on Virginia,
"Ty,ain re- makes mans Icliglon VI
u consequence provided A" lt picks not
ia oocAc;, nor breaks his legs" are
,bgsr remarkable words-1rd If any
nan can doubr their application At the
sent Gay, he must be scep'ic In
gsed--Let the reader, If he doubts the
noar,.:5n, turn to Quere 10, page 235.
!. The sciri, ef me times may alter, Will
g,er--Our RULES viii become corrupt,
~, es.bZ- careLecs---a sfayic zeai0t may
commence prosecutor, and better men oe
~ v..;ins From Cbe conclusion C! this
war We shall be going down hli----it VIII
nal them &c necessary 20 resort every mo.
meo: to the people tor suPp0rt-They viii
n fJrgotten therefore AMI their riEh's DIS
REGARDED. They Will forget themselves,
p,1 n Tue sole faculty Of making money And
viii never thisG * uniting TO elect due
ra.Dsat f,r their rights. Tue shack.ea,
tbereso7c, which shali rot he kpocktd OF
y, I'LL. cnuc,Us.un "a tlIis war, Val femltn
an IN. lyry--y.,it ur "a sc ho4lIer AID heaN
ie.. ,in ~ rg.;s saat. Fev.ye, Or .e-Pi'e :" q
c6gvg.4tga.'
The sa:.ie o(thc tines haze iadeoa
altrrrd---o,lr i,dicrs are suspected ct
cotrubdon to say the icasy--our peo-
ole, have become cAF9,css--ia the au-
thor Of inc sb We article has America
woelulIy fslt tie acts Of q phylosophi'
cal go.iical Experimentalist, from j
wrong headed Zealo;, and better men
have surely been the victims OF has too
/" successful experiments" Arc not
the people forgotten are not thel"
rights disregarded have not the peo-
ME forgotten themselves, but IN the
tontcmNuble pursuits OF supporting a
paricu!ar set Of political demagogues
who have neither the talents or hon
es.y to support or protect their rights.
In another part Of the same work has
this great Republican declared, That
al every infraction of right, an appeal
TO the people, or in other words rebel
hon, is unnecessary. And he is in
favor Of +" so binding up" or consol-
dating the branches OF Government,
that the rebelllous (the people, may
not have authority or power 10 act
q There are more things in this world
Korado, than are dreamt OF in our
philosophy" and we may add shat
there are more aristoCratic or despo.
tic principles, carefully cover'd IN this
work than any book We ever read,
written by Erotessed republican.
Many other very extraordinary quota
tons might 6e made from the same
work. The same principles actuate
the present ruling p4rty--and we find
no possible reasons for differing on
some points with the immortal JEFF
ferson--that our shacklcs will grow
heavier and heavier, till our rights shall
.reyiYe---or exhire IN c0nVXlsioK
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

John P. Thuriton,
Ha' T~ JsIs, Ma 4, Cea;,eI Rou,
so bills. frelh Howard Greet FLOUR
$50 boxes browa SOAP
bbls Prime PORK
$50 kegs Paints ground in Oil
IS ak. GOD I'D aud Icd Engfh Nails
80 chefts Hyfon, HyCon SKIN & Souchong
TKAS
MS-Jua received complete afoTtment
G! warranted ANCHORS
MSJek T. (swl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice
l. to all concerned, th4! he has been duly
appointed aud has taken upon hirnie.f The
tru4 Of Executor Of the laft viii and Ielta
ment Of GU5TAVUS DURHAM,
late of Portland, IN the county Of Cumher-
berland, mariner. deceaied, by giving bond as
the law directs--he therefore requeits AL per
ions who are indebted 10 the iatd dece2ied's
sltats, 20 make immediate payment; and
thoie who have any demands thereon, 60 eK-
hibiE the fame 10
FREDERICK DUNHAM.
Fsk 28, 1911. (Mi)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

The new State, hitherto the Orleans
Territory, is to be calico the +" State Of
Jefferson" -Ahhro1los--This means
the " State Of Sin and Misery" for it
was begotten in sin * brought forth Lv
aniquity. See Quincy's Gteechl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
MISS BRADFORD.

OFFERS for (ais, 81 her fhop few doors
- below the Maine F.Fe and AaEine Infur.
ance Office, Exchange. Greet, an elegant az
iortment of LACE GOODS, among which
sre-black and white Lace VeiIs
Black aud white Lace HAndksrcbiefs
Black and white Lace Maatles
Black aud white do
do do 9carfs
Coloursd and white Caps
do do Turbans
White Lace Tippes
do do Tiers
Elegant Lace Dreffes, Ac,
AtO--MILLRNARY Of all kinds, as ufu.
AL Msysb 4, 1914,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04
6a;ette SDip 5Eeius.
PORT OF PORTLAND-lslI.

Feb. 23-Ar. fch Eliza, Poor, from Eau
port loop Friend.hip, March4ll. fir. Deer
I1and, for Beverly Hoop Polly and Hannah
from Peuobfcot for Bottom Feb as, fchr.
Sally, Tucker, from Bolton, for Eaaport /;
brig Hector, Burnham, 50 days from St.
Barts Spoke Feb. 10. lchr Dtleldernier, IA
days from Philadelphia, for EaGport, blown
OF Feb. 20, fpokc of Nantucket, brig Liptlc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-04

THE fubfcrlber hereby gives public notice
: 70 all concerned, that he has been duly
aDoointed aud has taken upon hlmielt the
frnn az administrator Oh the eiiAte OF
THOMAS SANDFoRD,
late Of Portland, in the county Of Gambler
land. merchant, dece2iad, by giving md as
the law dirscta--he therefore requelEs All per-
ION. who are indies ed y the laid dscealed's ai-
tate TO make immediate payment; and 'hoi@
who have any demands tbersoa, 10 exhibit th=
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