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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27

Shall ne hQUe Uar I?
Monday, April q, 1912.

Shall ne hQUe Wdr I?
Isa question asked BY everv one. ana
subject N which every one is deeply int,
csted. 1.-THE aeciardtiors. simply, III Ire NJ.
ioritv in Congress are considered. there c,r.
not be doubt bu that il is the fixed dele.
minsion ofthe Government u feat ca.
Britain, and that speedily too bu, Wien u.
look at the actions Of Government, and n.
me ans provided for carrying on war. there 7.
little to fear that such On event viii wv,
take place By q declaration of war on IN.
part of our Government--though we under.
stand that The me mber from Cumberlsrl
writes his friends that such q measure IL.
eU3tdbIe. But for = Government to talk M
going TO war without having made Tie Gee.
egsaTy preparations for carving il on, i tbe
height Of absurdity. Every one viii allow
thai this country has suffered injuries sr6
insults long since. both from France and III.
gland, sufficient TO justify SUI Il a measure N
national principles but all the resentmeu,
which our high spirited rulers have msnifes.
ted on account Of national and individual
wrongs, 10, 20 put in operation what lhevc,li
their restrictive energies, such as e1nbsr-
goes, Non-importstion and Non intercourse
laws which is neither more nor less ;hsn
furnishing ourselves for the sins of France and
Englsnd The course Of policy pursued b.
the administration has fully warranted ne
remark made by the independent John Ran.
dolPh, that the government is composed Of
such materials that you cannot kick then
into war But the present Congress have
rOted to raise an army oflwenly five thousssi
men, anil the report Is that when this fare.
3 enlisted and organized, the walls of Que.
bee, Halifax and other places in the British
provinces are 20 be raised from their yerV
foundations But however big some far.
may talk and whatever great things thrv NAV
promise 10 perform, TIE second r-r,ba,gs
law INFORMS the viulaters If any sbouJd a.
% attempt i, ard the smugglers Of British
goods that they have much more 10 fe,r
from the prowess of Col. Ripley and his tvn
thousand regiment than the inhabitants "
Quebec or Halifax have. There Is m Ao,bt
bu' that the leading democrats You'd u
glad 70 have Englsnd declare war spaipet wv.
United States, in that case they conId amt.
heart and hand with Bonapsrte and give G,W
scope to their hostility 10 The former. AMI
their partially TO the latter. but ~ trIst
that the good sense Of the people will in fu.
lure place such men in power as will ore
serve the country from the horrors NJ i mi.
nsh war, and the fatal effects which wnulI
tolloW from an alliance with France.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27

FROM FISHING TON, }
4triI IS

-4rIH 10
Nfr. Wheaton offered q protest, resolution
and other papers respecting the capture BY
Ct, owsggd ~ Iaauar! last of'hf nh [is Of
New Bedford, Mass bound from Savannah
to England, laden with pine timber and
slaves. The Comet, after being captured in
the English channel, and the French priva
teer that captured her, were pursued by
British vessel the Comet was run on shore
on the French coast and lost The crew
were robbed even of most Of their clothes !;
most Q! theC! imprisoned and very i'll treat.
ed
NJ. Wheaton observed that if this CAP.
ture did not prove the continuance ef the
Berlin and Milan DEGREES, they must con.
vince the most slowly asserting that other
French DEGREES were in operation, Of worse
principle, or rather perhaps of no principle.
lie moved, after they were read, that
they should be reietred to the Secretary Of
State.
Mr.. Basset objectcd-There was no proof
OF american property.
M. Wheaton said there was he presumed
suih:!en evidence.
MIR Gold remarked that Il was seized as
neutral property; there was no allegation to
the Contrary
Mr.. Aston would not refer II, because
the owners expressed no such wish.
Mr. M'kim wondered why the solemn Sc
crecy OF The house should be needed, If il
was 70 60 10 the department Of state If fit
70 50 1ere Ne. would not send it there. be.
csose i bad 6fSt come to the house
MrO Quincy reRarksd, that il was not
Nere Nystes question it has connection
w..lahs AatsAk our Foreign relation. WHY
try 70 hide from The aablic eye what IS no
t.rlcds t@alt. otN merchants. Nhat If lie
Berin and Milan DEGREES are no; in oper,.
Co.; pther decrees are, by Which our YES.
sHs are burnt ana Iropcrty.1lestroyed J!
WAY refuse evidence OF this
After further debate the motion to refer
the papers 10 the Secretary Of Safe. vas
carried by large majority
a ictter from Washington. Of the ISL
instant, states, that q Gentleman AZ Wash
! lngton, has letter from Mr.. Barlow. dated
al Paris, the Doth Of February, wherein he
expressed the impoSSibiIuy Of making any
arrangement with the French government
favorable to this country-as Bonapsrte
seems determined to perseyerc in his com.
merc'd restrictions, as thereby he conceiyes
he viii distress las enemy The English.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27
9istrllanfous Selections.
Post Offices.

The suppression of public papers has
become a very serious evil Almost
every mail brings cause of complaint to
subscribers OF papers for not receiving
them. The sufferers in this instance
have the highest assurance that the
taulti not on The part of the Publishers.
4 results of course that the cause of
complaint must be found in the col.
duct OF FostmasteFs. The people do
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27
Pcfiti0ntHg Cogorecc

y
Pubic meetings have been called III
several places for the purpose Of petit
uonlnS CongFeas for removal Of the
non-lmportaiion. law with ENGLAND.
we understand that 10 Poasmputh,
both parties united i'll tic MEASURE
Several OF our friends hava@Eg rested
the propriety of having Town-muetinps
Tor the purpose of petitioniRplE onpress
not to declare war. We have no T5,lb,
but that Congress would De vewe
receive such a petition from eyerv .own
IN Nc"-England to help them out of
their present dilemma, for We believe. "
advance farther, they dare not, for fear
OF looSlhg their places, and such Deti-
IONS would afford some covering for
their naked parts il making a retreat
from their war position. We are VIII.
ing also to allow, that ifthe towns were
generally 6" petition sgainst war il might
possibly cause temporary abandon
meht Of the policy pursued bv our ru-
lers, but 1t would soon be reassnroed and
put IN operation with redouLled energy.
The repetition ofthe embargo and other
commercial regulations equally iniui-
Gus 70 the Country afford ample proof
Of their character and disposition. L1t
It DC remembered that there i but one
way OF restoring the prosperity of the
country, it's by the redeeminr voice
ofthe people" in electing different men
10 office from what those are, who now
manage our public concerns. Before
We can expect TO sec better ftgfs''
men OF Washington principles must Is
IN power. AT present all we have 10
do, Is 10 obey the laws and pa,ienllg
submit TO their operation, however hard
It may be. But at our future elections,
Isl the people rtcuiiect their present
situation and sufferings and discard
The authors Of them from all places Of
power and trust.
IHe Glai0ls Re,gH of Madison.
All
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27
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more f2you abe than las been prclen'ed FIR
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ment will hardly admit Of parIcuiT emu
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therefore, OF a.. mon valuable, muit iufIce -
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VS. vols
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More. Geography, Gazetteer &c. &c sc.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27

Z ~ ar f,rraii- - coart of Common
I PLros, 5cgsn and holden az Portland,
7rUhiH G,ld fer ne county Of Gambler
, I5IoF. ca n. third Incsdqy II .h0vem-
b,r =. D 1911.
TU- Petition Of John CT ling, Of Tree
! ~ori. M saIi count. esquire, and Benz ,min
Sawyer, d The SINE Freeport, humbly
>hews that ono Nathaniel GerrisA, late Of
DGih,u. IL said county, gentleman, decess-
rel, Cn he eighth day Of August, m the year
= oug i.nrd seventeen hundred and ninety
tlrcr, b his obligation in writing, Of that
rae, q, him duly executed, signed, and
s-~!ed and in Court 70 be produced IN con-
sIteration that the SAID Cushing and Sawyer
should pay 10 the SAID Gerrlsh or his he irs,
the sam Of iifiy-twO pOsnds, five shillings e.
tour renee each. equal in value as the said
Gushing aud Sawyer aver 20 one hundred
aud scren'y f,ui dollars s twenty. two cents
each, making hree hundred and forty eight
dollars and forty four cents in the whole,
with interest from the date Of said bond, did
covenant snd agree that the SAID Gerrish
would give 10 tie said Sawyer and Gushing,
severSliv, a good warrantee deed OF two
thirds Of q Certain lot OF land in said Free.
port, being loi numbered nineteen in range
K in said Freeport, containing one hundred
scres more or less, with the privileges be-
longing t. the said lot, and il was agreed by
the said Cerrish that upon the payment of
the sums aforesaid, he should give to the
said Sawyer and Gushing, severaliy, good
warrantee deed of one Ihird part of said LOT,
for quantity and quality to each of them the
said Sawyer and Cushing and the said
Gerrish then afterwards on the tenth day of
June, ia the year Of our Lord seventeen hun
dred and ninety nine, died, said bond re-
naming ia tutl force and effect unsalIstied
and observation-disclosures Sarah GerrISh,
OF said Durham, widow wOman, was duly
appointed admmstrstrix of said Nathaniel
Gerrsh, deceased, and the said Cushing and
SAWYER thereat erwsrds to wit, on the tenth
of May A ID. 1906, paid and satisfied 70
the said Gzrrish the full sums aforesaid, in
said bond mentioned with the interest there
wherefore the said John Gushing and
Benjsm Sawyer pray that the said Sarah
Gerrish, Administrative as aforesaid, may be
authorized 10 make and execute 10 them
good variance deeds of one third part Of
said lot each, as to quantity and quality,
sgreesbly "a said bond, and the statute of
this Commonwealth in such cases made and
provided, and as in duty bound will ever
prsy-by
] w. MITCHELL, their Zno,ney.
A true copy the original petition 90 file.
-fttest, JOSEPH c. BOYD, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27
Commonwealth Of MaGacbalsts,

Commonwealth Of Malachulltss.
CUmaERLAND y
EtiBffF E.Grys Gran: g 80 W C,,Ii7sr Fi-5i,
teggs ana IA ~ u PyBIHs, .l.ti." tra NJ, lie
Clusty ef C.zllrt47A, ~ ira 7-f.fIy u
JWs.,b I1rs :bs :bi,s -. y .-ii Ma . A .
1879,
u..ne fo-eEoi7. Position, she Gear: order
ia. the Pe,idouer ron!y I" P>rlou. ia;ereled
therein % appear y, tie DrT; C,-cu.l Cc41s u
Common peas, 20 be ho.Le-. :, r,.tia-1, with
in and for theCoun'y 4 Cumberland, o. The
third Tue-day Of June EeE,, BY PJhluAinH Al
asteAed Copy az laid Pettion sud order here.
on IN the Portland Gage c thret ~'cNs llc1e!
hvey, the IA publication 70 = 'hiry Gays
orevicu, Il he t,t'ins al Tie tA,d Court, IAat
III ner(ons in.trefed ;here;n, may then and
.hege appear aud Ilvw caaie, )! an they have,
why he przyer Of the Ped;ionsE houId not be
grated
Auett, JOoLEH n bo1 ~ tff'H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27

TO the Hsn5y able tie Jgfice5 Of the
Court Of tie C,,n,,9u Peas, begun
AMI baden at Portland. ,y:tbin and
far tts 9pnty sf C,mbsr-dni, on the
third IusjaIy Of A3vsnlbsr, Il. ID.
1871.
THE Petition Of Elliot York Of Durham, in
: fad County houseWriglt. humbIy ihews,
,hat one William y. Allen, la'e OF fztd Dur
ham. chairn7ker decealed IN the teventh day
of Ssptenber, IN he ytat q our Lord eighteen
huadred and niEe BY his ChigatIon in wiring
of,ha, date by h,n Iuiy ezecu'ed under his
hard and zeal, ami y: ~ou-t 70 be produced for
Ger ain conhde-a ion. therein eIpretled, did
bind and obliga;e ai1lielf "a Eel aud ,onvey TO
,he laid Ellio. Vo~k certain iot OF land htu-
s,ed IN la,G Durham, and living IN that part of
Durham, called Bal cy'7 Gore. which faid lot
was conveyed to the la'4 Allen, by William
Niche !, iua III deed bearing date the twenty
ninsh cay u Mack, >. d 1893, a Description
Of Shieh los fsY tAReS2aEa ~ fsSisreaee fad
fsid 70, conveyed by laid WIiuaTR P. Allen 70
Daniel Dudly, Gsu &c Furguion, Edward
- and Euoch DAVIS, as viii appear by the
deed of faid Allen TO them, bearing date the
6rR day OF September AID ~ .. And the
aid William p. Allen, did thea and there by
fad obligation bind an1 obligate himlef, after
the pavment OF the notes 10 iad DBL CATION de-
Ccr;bed a. the obligation thereof, and at the
reoueR of the iaid Elllo; York 10 make aud e1-
ecnte 70 laid his heirs and If, ms, and deliver
"a him or thema GOO arc tufhcient deed Of
conveyance Of thc p smlies afo eia;o, and IN
and by laid deed o warrant and allure III c
Same oreniles 20 him he Said York free Of all
;srun1berances And the iaid William ALI
len there At, erwards 10 VIII on the tenth day
az Sen ember IN the year Of our Lord egh' ecu
hundred and gen, died, WthOu making and
executing The deed OF conveyance aforet2c
and leaving laid bond IN full force and effect
unfinished and uncancei ied-W beTeu bon one
John Randall OF Du-ha,A af1relaId yeom4n
,ra. du.y appointed .dmIniltsa;or on The eG-
Ind William z. Aheu, dece4ied, and the
..-...: YORK has paid 20 the fad Randall
.-...-. nd entire amount Of ali the notes
-,.r.i..-s .n lid bond . he confederation
- -equtfed Of fad Randall he
-...-.. -ra sgreeaby . lad obi
.-... ..t re the 4. ID Eliot York. pray.
-t-. +,hl randall, 4Ln. liii.a; or, s,
y,t ~ horned. hcenled, and EN-
-1---.- % make and ecu {, 20 The i4id Yor <
=. iuhcisnt deed OF the premlies a
Ag-eeably to the obligation aforelald
and executed by the fad Allen, deceaied
r, N the laiG York, and aereeAby 70 n: TIA
,ute Of this Commonwealth II iuCh Gales made
and provided, aud ia duty bound wil ever
Pr,y-by
Nv. MTCHE!.L- s. -itsyscy
A true Copy E1aniued-by
JOSEPH Q EOrN. or
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27

Notwithstanding what has tefr
INQUIRED Of the Governments ui,,.
ing the taking possession Of Am-
Island, VIC see no aulhenuck actopDt I.
any such disavowal. The Chronicl. I.
yesterday say il IS ID The possession ],
the u. States and we know II is
by the and Of private individuals, W. y,
the United States troops, aided y,
United States marine force. This lo,l
C Us more like The REALITY am
WAR, than I'll the accounts FRI
Washington. -Rcherfory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27

County Of Brist0k-Although there
was small democratic majority in this
county last year, and the democratic
Senators were chosen, yet the leaders
OF the majority in the present legisla.
ture dared not to trust che people Of
Bristol with another election. In the
debate upon the districting law, one of
them said, that Bristol must be put un.
der guardianship This was accor-
dinghy determined, and the county Of
Norfolk, in which last year there was a
democratic ma ority of nearly thirteen
hundred, was appointed guardian
The consequence has been the election
OF four democratic Senators. Bristol
county has this year given federal ma.
Jorlty OF nearly stven hundred votes
and yet is represented by democratic
Senators Thus the freemen Of tina,
county are disfranchised
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27

liz ~ ttr lte ttf ii J,ne5' Rozr.
CWO ire bucKe 5, marked Vim. Lord.
information Of lbe SeUe vii Se thankfully
ap,s;yaE. April Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27
Extracts from the Boston Gazette.
hGher.

County Of E8aer-It appears, by the
returns Of votes for Governor, that
there is federal majority in the county
OF Essex ofTwo THOUSAND AND FIFTY
THREE votes. Yet this county is to be
represented in the Senate by t1yo ftder-
aksfs and three democrats ! /! In the fed
eral district the ma ority is f1oo thousand
l7go hundred and eiehfu one-iIs this
demoCFatlc district the majority Is t.yo
hundred and tEeniy eight. The people
OF this county will recollect by whom
their rights have been violated. Thew
will remember by what a strange mode
OF division these two districts have been
so arranged-making one the segment
OF circle enclosing the other.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27
~ lSt Conservation III

w ISt CONSTITUTION IiRH Oh,
The Executive VI Ills Comma
wealth has received directions ~,
the Government Of the United Stan,
to draft 10000 Militia Of the State n
Massachusetts, being lis proportion 4
the 100000 militia, ordered 10 be I
readiness by Congress Rep.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27

1T the C"cuit Cur Of Common Pleas, for the
f~st Eastern Circuit, holden at Portland, for
dAa Spithin The county Of Cumberland, On HE
Erst Tuesday q March 4 D. 1872
ON The foregoing petition, the Court Or
der. that the petitioners give notice to all
persons concerned, by publishing an attested
copy OF thus petition and the order thereon,
three weeks successfully, in The Portland
Gazette, the last publication TO be thirty
days previous TO the next sitting Of this
Court, that all persons interested NAV then
aud there appear and shew cause if any they
may have. why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted
dflest, JOSEPH T. pOvN o..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27
Voters at May Meeting.

THE Se'ectmen OF the town of Portland.
hereby give ootice. that they have cor
rected the Lift of Voters, prePa ed and pab-
liihed according 70 law previous 70 the frit
Monday III the preient month, 70 a. 10 con-
tam all the qualified voters for the election of
Representatives in May neIt and ported up
copies of the lame At the Office OF the Maine
Fire and Maine Inlurance COMPANY and at
the houfe of Jane, Burnham, Etq innholder.
in Portland and thai hey will be il FELTON,
70 receive evidence Of the qualification of per-
ions whole names are not entered theueon, at
the Office Of Samuel Freeman, on Thurlday
nertaand on Friday the week after, frot1r,ine
TO ten clock A. N and alto on SatnrdM ,hs.
niPth Of May next. from two 10 tx 0cIoak
Pm SAMUEL FREEMAN, P.rs,dsr.
April Is, 1879
THE iubfcriber hereby gives pubfc no,;e.
20 al concerned that he has been adv
appointed and taken upon himleIf the trul
ut AdmnIltra;or on The e1ate of
JAMES FROST,
late Of PeJePicott. in the County ~ Cur,ne,.
iAnd' woman, deceafd BY giving bond a. the
Ian d;rtcts-He therefore Teoueas IN nsrcon.
{ z p.
70 maze immediate payment and thoCe who
have an d:mlnls thereon, 70 exhibit the C.ns
; JOHN HALL
NVB me fubfctisers, CommiGioners. 40.
pointed Dy the Hon Samael Freeman
zig Judge OF Probate of Wills, sc. for The
county OF Cumberland, to receive and e.aminq
a. CLAIMS OF he ieveral creditors 70 the ETA J
lot NATHANIEL DYER, Sd,
ate OF Cape Elizabeth, 10 fad county, v.onan
decelisd' rePreiented inlolvent, hereby CIV,
public not'oe that fK months from The da,e
hereof has heen allowed by faid Judge for faid
erea"or' TO bring 10 and prove their claims
and that We fhsIl attend that feryics AZ n,
are Dazzling Hou(e of the dccealed, in Cane
t1zAoe'h, on the 6rl Monday of June, fri
Monday OF July, aod the 6rt Monday Of Sep
'emher neEt, from one O'Clock ,. N 70 Eve
On each Of fad days
FZEKIEL JoRDAN,7
! MARK DYER. CcEH .4HHF.
E'f' Alsnkfb. Ap,H Z, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27
Mofes Linfcot iun's. Efate.

OIN0 AI'IIEOt JUI . AIIdIC'
Ia be J5H BY order # C9urt, on Thurf.
day, The fourteenth day sf May next,
at ten ''clack III The t9ren7on,
THE whole Of the Real Eltate Of Mo(e,
Llnicot jun. late of Karp(welI, in the
county Of Cumberland, mariner, deceafeG, tn
cludiug the reverGon of the widows DOVER
Eiz His HomelteAd, containing twenty three
1cres-sight acres of Wood Land on Middle
Point-and half Pew in the Meeting houfe
10 faid HarPiwell The fale to be At the
Houfe Handing on f4id homeliezd.
ID AVID RIDLEY, Alniajer0to1 on sai5 ERsi1
" Ap,H p. 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27

1He GlJaiols RelgH of Madison.
We This Day publish second dino
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-05
Nezgtort Shoe Store and
Manyaetoy,
No. 100, THAMES STREET,
KEPT ny
JOHW W. DAVIS.
JOHN ~. DAVIS.

WTH0 has recently received from BOSTON and
w elsewhere, a large assortment of Lads and
tsentlemen's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, Of almost every description. lie
has those of the first quality, which he will warrant
and recommsnd-also, quantity that he will sell
al reduced prices
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Manuiactory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he can pronounce Of superior quality TO any
which arc made in Newport, and of the latest fash
ions, as he employs number of experienced work
men at Doot-making, and several excellent workmcn
in the manufacture Of Ladies' SHOES. Of every des-
crsrtion.
Those Gentlemen who may wish TO be fit
ed to their measure with Boots shoes, will please
70 leave their measures at his shoestore, or Mt his
Mandatory In the rear Of the same, with his fore
nan. Ladies wishing to be frtcd with Grccian Slips,
or other Shoes, will be waited on BY his foreman who
sill take their measures, at the shortest notice.
He returns his thanks 10 his customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and latters
himself by the exertsns he has made to procrue
good workmen, and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
N. B. An assortment OF Morocco, Of all
cplors, Binding Skins, Boot-Web. Cord and Tassels,
- All orders from town and country will
be attended to. Nav 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-05
Fashionable Shoes.


JOHN NJ. MANSFIELD,
HAS just received at his Shoc.s,ore, large
- assortment Of Ladies' Shoes, OF the following
kinds, viz plum color, Ielac, cream, salmon, tea,
light and dark green morocco.
Aiso-a handsome assortment Of black morocco
Shoes, with and without heels misses and childrens
morocco Slippers and ties, all colors genllcmen's
New-york and Boston made finc Shoes and Pumps
ladies' Grecian Slippcrs; boys morocco dancing
Pumps misses kid slippers.
Likewise six trunks of mems and women's low.
priced Shoes one trunk ol-fashoned stuff shoes
New-York manufactured Calfskins; meats leather
Boot-Legs and Tops. loot soals Binding skins
&c. &c. July /.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-05

Black Pepper
Ginger
Pimento
Table Salt
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Wrapping Paper.
Raisins
Tobacco
Rice
Soap
Candles
Cheese
Butter
and Meal.