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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-14
THE SUBSCRIBER

Offers for sale or exchange for go6a
lands obors the Blue Ridge, The Jot'
louing described froterty:
Il tract Of and abotit :
miles from Alexandriain an healthy and
agreeable neighborF,ood Containing 5ST
acres. This land adjvius the lands 5f
DR.. Craik, DR.. Stuart and William Fia=
hugh; has large proportion of Wood,
good Water, Orchards, sc.
Also. a molety IF the Fafn
on which Bail Williams resides.
Also farm on Potomac
River, one mile below the town; cons
tanning by es,in.ation, betweenl3&lAnrhs
deed acres, about 700 acres in wood;
most Of which is heavy timber; 500
acres IN a compact figure, Of valuable,
2rabie lnw grounds. part Of which is re-.
la,ned Pocoson and as rich IS any land
IN the wo'Is & valuable Herring GsheS
~, extensive meadows; AID about 1000
oearing apple and pc.ch trees taxing
quality AID situation INTO view, this Iaud
may truly be said to be a:nongst tia
most valuable OF its size on tue Potomac
river.
Also, the House with 8 I
acres of ground in md adjoining the
town, wherein the subscriber resIde,,--'
The House is large, bnii: Of the BEST
materials ard finished in a sups riuI
style the Garocn, Of acres is net
surpassed In production by any in this
part Of the country. Terms may bs
known by applying to the subscriber.
Aug. J. Smith.
18th October 2aw2w law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-14

~ Udr!GuS SiztS. tp the deIfn or olAcr-
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
Oh the very best quality, viz:
FOLIO & Querto Post Paper. Fools
cap AID Wrapping do Drawing Paper,
Quilts of ell prices, very best black Ink
powder, Sealing Wax, Waters, black
and Pewter, Wedgewood and Pocket
Inkstands, Ree,es's Water Colors III
boxes, Camel's hair and black lead Pen
ellis, Sand Boxes, Penknives and Scis.
sars, lady's and gcntlemen's Pccke
Books-a variety q PAPER HANG
INGS for rooms, and very best PLAY
ING CARDS.
Also,
ALMANACS,
OF DIFFERENT KINDS For 1913.
And some of the Newest SONGS s.
PIECES of MUSIC, with Books Of
INSTRUCTION for the German Flute,
Clarinet, Violin ard Fife.
az BLANK BOOKS on the most
approved plan made to any pattern with
Patent Ruling and BisdiD5
October ! eod6t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-14

EatuQb!s Property TO Let.
z OFFER on rent, for term OF years
a the Brick Tavern, lofts &c. theret"
attached, situate at Fairfax Court HOUSE
10 those who arc acquainted WITT TINS
property, and its situation, description
is unnecessarv, to others II may be proper
10 observe, that the tavern is BRICK
building, large and convenient, witt,
kitchen, family house and large Stable
on an acre lot, with one acre adjacent
for a garden, and pasture lot OF
ucres-That to person calculated TO
keep Tavern on large scale, and III
a proper manner, no stand IN this state
or perhaps elsewhere, holds out more
aastering prospects of gain to such an
occupant. Those who wish such an es-
Establishments. arc invited to view the premi-
ses, which Con application) will be shewn
by Mr. JOHN RADCLIFFE, or the ouo-
scriber. Possession to be had on the hrst
day Of November next.
Rd. Radcliffe.
ss,tember II 3tawtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-14
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
4 CONSIGNMENT Of a Few hhds
u and quarter casks of Murdoch,
Yuille, Wardrop & Co.'S best LONDON
MARKET MADEIRA, warranted ge-
uuine as Imported.
Apply when | am not In town to
WILLIAM WILSON, Esq
VIM. Hodgson.
August 8 60
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-14
THE CHRONICLE,
OR

An ANNUAL VIEW OF HISTORY POLL
7Ics g LISERATURh.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-14


SALES AT VENDUE.
On eueay Tuesday and Friday.
WILL BE SOLD,
at the Vendue Store, corner of Prince
aud Water streets,
Il Variety Of Dry Goods, Gro
Cerses, sc.
PARTICULARS OF which will be expressed
in the bills OF the day.
AZ. kind of goods which are on IL
mitatios> aud the prices of which are
establisheG., can at any time be viewed
and purchased atthe lowest Limitation
and prices.
p. G. Mar(e'ler.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-14

N.rscovad, ,ur.rs in b.ds. tierccs and
bbls.
,yo.t nJ;, Run, in nuncheons.
:or,e and Pepper in b tgs,
,c,ner,al. Gunpovder. Young Hysor
Sk;n, and Hyscn Teas of the ia;-
est importations, in quarter chests
ard boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
wcdes Iron assorted,
puss;s Shcctinc~s. Duck and RayeH
Duck,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
PeCce OF Var.

There cannot be dsubt but that the relult
Of the Gubernaorial Election IN this liate ha,
had very comfortable effect in checking the
war partizans at Warrington, in their mad
career The Friends of Peace il M4n4chu-
fe;ts will recollect, that though their exertion.
have been crowned with iuclels as TO Cover
nor, fill they have an important duty 10 per-
form in the choice Of Representatives Every
man, without diltlnction Of party, who il OPP
pofed TO War and EmbatgOes ought to unite
Ia The q, ctlon Of iuch men as have been mi
to,a.I, oppojtI to bsjt Useaswes There is every
rsalon TO believe that large proportion OF
the democratic party are honeltIy and decid-
eddy oppofed TO WAR and TAXES let fuch
men reflect tha, by giving their votes for the
advocates Of Madiion and Gerry, they virtu-
ally vote 10 favor of emb2rgoes, war, loans,
aud taxes The writer of this article 10 a
Mechanic, no leeker for office anJ only wilhes
thar the ulual channels Of buGnels and trade
may be opened again, that the found of the
hammer aud ma.Iet may be heard 10 our
work ihOps.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
Policy of our Government.

Unleis there 10 an immediate check put TO
the career Of the office Ieekers with which this
couAtry is At Pretent iRfelted, il will foon be
too late TO attempt reformation.
The Executive have told us that the Embar
60 is Precurior TO War with England,
whereby our property was to be kept at home.
Why then ia the name of Heaven, do Con
greis reject every motion, and the numerous
petitions 10 repeal the non.importation act
preventing cur merchants from bringing home
the many millions of dollars which they
now have 10 England Do the Executive
think tohght Great Britain with Nh Irteresr,f,
Nos L@Portati5H aud Emb7,go At75 ? In pur(u.
ing thefe mealures our own country will De
ltrangled, and forever Ioft, before one point
will be accedef by Great Britain,
Congrefs, with one breath refule. TO make
sdditionS to our Navy. and with the next they
attempt to declare war. They Rrenuouny
adhere to the Embargo and Non Importation
fylem, whereby one third Of the American
property is now lodged 10 England, and will
furniih our enemy with additional means Of
carrying on war againR ourleves Ia fhort,
aftsr being itriPped of our property, and de
prived of weapons, our executive are provok
ing the beligerent nations to a war with Us !;
and threat en- TO declare war themlelves even
before the expiration Of the preient 90 days
embargo. But thanks be to Heaven, It 10 for
the people to fay whether we lhaIl 90 to war,
by coming forward in the majeGy of their
ftrength, and fgnify their difapprobation of
iuch wild and ruinOus meaiures, by making
choice of iuch men for our Representatives 70
the General Court, As will purdue the policy Of
WAsHINGICN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
LitHer ~ on.

Our RU.-"s either d sneak the truth
or they do not If they 40 st.euN the
truth, our Country is Immediately 10 be
involved ID al lie calamitio. vi WAR.
The National laleiJgruCer-Mr
Widgery-General Del born--the
ChTonicl=-tLe Argus and Col Ripley
all declare that W al is lnevlfeGe.-If
all this be true, in what deplorable Sit
uatlon are the United States: ana how
soon must our JOY be TUNED INFO
mournlng-ald all our bright prospects
be shrOuded ID darkness. If our Ru.
lers do not speak the tIuth-then they
are cruelty and shamefully deceiying
the People-playing with their fears and
sporting with their happiness: and they
ought to give place TO men Of ruth and
plain dealing.
Either nay, cur Rulers are undeser-
wing of our confidence and esteem.
Washington never used duplicity in
his conduct F.! he stood firm his mo-
lives were pure his heart was right in
God he needed no paltry disguise and
he Practise1 none Of that art OF double
dealing and pitiful continuance for which
our government are more distinguished
than they are for any thing else when
VIII the days return III which ;he PeO.
pie IN choosing their R4{srs will as they
do IN choosing their stewards and cvcr
SeeTa ID their domestic or pyiYat9 con
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
Congressional Juggling.

Our administrator and congress, having
been for long time in \ sort OF qusndary
what TO do 80 preserve their own Psp4!ayiy
and secure their places, have at last hit upon
a scheme for RECESS. This will operate
as most Of their shutting has d.ie: give
them time TO feel the public pulse but
their great object j. 10 prevent their war
measures from, having an effect upon our
northern agd eastern ciecli0nS-TLey have
not courage to act like honest men, and trust
TO the Appreciation Of their constituents and
their own cOnsciences. They know war
ought NOT TO be wsred By nation totally
unpreI AIRED, and upon questions of doubtful
! right, and when The pretended objects Of
such war cannot possibly be obtained b.
my r. suit OF such n course. Oar nauun1i
rights CuEht % be dcsr 20 he reoril. and
| our government ought steadily 10 pursue lie
best measures 10 secure and prote ct the IN .
! Our national honor Should be as dear 70 Us
as our national cAistanCe. Let that govern
| ment, -+eR, which trihes with the one, ind
I barriers tue other for Ga!Ilc t4i.h, beware of
the resentment OF an injured people. The
| only shadow Of defence or protection we
once had in oar little navy, has been tie prey
Of zyo,ms, or Gwindled to the nsgnifcance
OF Gun Boats IN this state If national deg.
radaucn, brought upon Us By the crooked and
way ward policy Of cur own rulers, We az
called upon by them TO plunge into ruinou>
war, and consoled with the prospect oI
taxes, lOSnS, stamp acts, and all the gloom,
horrors OF poverty and desoiation. And fol
what Our rulers cannot hold out to us .
single point that can be attained by war
Are you then, willing @ become lie wers o
wood ana drawers Of water to The Frencl
Emperor, or his servants lfno', then le,
! the warning voice OF the people be LeAIl
| before our chains are rivited upon US.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
JAMES kIMBALL,

Sad4tr, HarneG- Maker, and Cbaj/f-
Trimmer,
NEXT door above the IudiaD Chief, il
- Exchange Greet, a. the fen Of The Tra4,
keeps conaan;ly on hand oeneral aHoriment
Of
franks, Saddles, Harns1s5, Sad
de- Bags, P0rtmantsauJ, 81.
Of good quality, for (aie on the moh realcna
Die terms.
LAryyt-A quantity Of very nice
0 SEAL SKINS,
with which country Sadder. may be GupPli-
ed on terms that cannon fail 10 give Iaust4c-
ZION
~ He manufactures the various artics e
10 The line OF h.. builnefs in manner tha- a.
mites Durability with elegance which purcha
Cers are mon respectfully invited 20 saH oss
ex.ziss yter fE.n. tivr. 90 fes Az.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
NEW FIRM

Fl YDE, LORD & co. inform the Lublic
that hey have taken the eltablifhment
lately conducted under The firm of A. Lyman
q Go and RESPECTFULLY Golicit the patronage
OF the public. They will keep conllantly 90
hand an e1,enLve afortment Of
BOOKS q STATIONERY,
to be fold on the mott liberal terms They
have alto BOOK BINDER1- connected with
their fore, where the bu6nels of Book Bud.
ing 10 all its branches will be executed with
neatnets aud elegance Arrangements are
made VII reby orders for any books that may
be wanted, may be executed with promptitude
and on the belt terms Mav4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
Ga;Ftte abip GftDs.
PORT OF PORTZAND-lsl7

TUESDAY,, APRIL 2S.
Arrived ship Peace K Plenty, capt. Joel
Hall, SO days from Plymouth, (E.I-ship
Xenophon, Lord, sailed for Newyork The
25lh Of March LEFT st Plymouth, ships Al
gernon, lie Baron, Of New Bedford. dischar
ginG Arabella, Marshal, Of Network. lust
arrived; -, Powers, Of Boston -. NJ
Cobb Of Bath -, Bartlett, Of Plymouth.
Mass. with lumber, for Portsmouth. re.
Brig Don ROderic, Giles, Of Network
ship Hannibal, White, u Baltimore. con.
demned schr. Two Brothers, (owned by
his Honor WIN. Gray, of Boston. y and sever
al Other American briggs and schooners bound
to and from France had been brought IN and
detained, and viii probably be condemned
under tie British Orders ia Council. Cant.
Dxey, Of the Two Brothers, with his mate
and crew came passengers in The Pesee and
Plenty.-March 90, lat so, long. -. spoke
ship Norfolk Packet, Of Boston, So dAys
from Nof X, for London March 81. Ist.
SO, lolg Is, spoke ship Margaret, M'Lcllsn,
If Portland, from Charleston, for Liverpool ;
April II, lat. Il, long 46 brig Albert, kest
ing, from Portland, tor St. Petersburg, al
we'll April Is. lat. AZ, long 48, near the
Grand Banks, tell in with a great number Of
large stands Of Ice, from 70 TO 100 feet .
u1'e NE "a face of ti... wAter-ntXt day So "
\ several smaller islands Of ice April %, lat
| 43, long. 81 spoke ship Ceres, Rogers, !
| days from Portland, for Liverpool
Wed1ssdey, Aprfi 90
arrived brig Superb, Parrot, IL day,
from St Dars-bng Francis, Brazier, q
days fr. Porto Rico-brig Farmer, Moves
| 81 days from the West Indies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
NOTICE.

AB:gay's .Fse Portland, May !, 1879
n HE AhehOls Of he wn Of Portland hen
by give notice 70 the inhabitants ard
other perions liable e lay Taxes H. vi
town, that they will attend at ;her ID
the UDiJed Marine & Fire Inlurance 9th
on the 5th and 6th days Of this month
no longer, TO receive The vsuarlon " t
Real Eltate according 70 law-and they al
hereby requened 70 bring in " true and PEI
fea iae Of their polls, and the jun value
their el.ages-including 10 his deicriptio
proprier cry efiates and eitates n run Wink
they were reipe6IvsIy Pofrf=l OF. Cd Il
6rit day of May inf. their own rgh' {
the right of others, imp cvsf o. not i7pyt ,s1''
The inhabitants are requelted TO notce III;
the following tcheGule contains al he ta1a
bic ARTICLES and may le ve them as a form
" Poll., the number from 6yea-s7
Old and upwards
" Real enate, the juC value under
their own improvement
" Money at nterelt, more than they
pay interell for
+" Bank Stock held IN any bank
4" Public feturitieS Of all kinds, the7
Juit value
Z" Amount of the value Of goods,
wares and merchandise, nock in
trade, vehels of all forts with heir
aPpurEerances, at home o. a
broad paid for or not Ead FIR
4" HorleS & cattle, their juit va ue
" Income from pOfeIUn. faculry,7
trade, or employment gained AZ,
land or fe&
N B-If the above adveruzemt q,
properly attenned to, the Ahe1or, sIyea
hear no more complaint after the Tax 8 i, az
their eltates, more o. ieff
PETER WARRENO
JAMES NEAL, 6DtDoIE
DANIEL COBB,
May :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04

Germs; if they fad their agents and SEP
wants are dishonest OF treacherous Ig-
norant or foolish, or unlaithtul ; they at
once dismiss them, and seek the good
and deserving. 1.-THE people would be
as wise in the things which belong 70
their Country's peace, as they are in
those which are merely of private con
cerR, the whole aspect Of the United
States would be changed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
SAMU RI BUTTS.

Z ESPECTFULLY informs the public thar
ne has received an additional fupply of
BOOKS . STATIONARY,
which he now offers for (ale at his Book. Gore
IN Eaeb0Tge f,sf, on as good terms as can be
Purchaied IN Portland conGltng Of Bibles,
IeltameRts and School Books Alto, Books
on Divinity, Law, and PhyGc with good
ahortment of Books on Miscellaneous Subjects.
The fubicribsrs for The CoGpel Militant are
hereby informed that they may receive their
numbers by applying as above Alto, Balloui
Review, his Notes on the Parallels Letters
and Upiverial Hymn Books.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
SOLOMON BOYCE,
HAS received additional aiIoFtments Of
IL SHOES and l.msy1can UlanWac-
tuYe1 GOODS.
cONsI5 ING or

- DI1OLO Uf44 <lULS/f- tII ~ 4ILlJ 40 IN
tuJea GOODS:
CONSISTING OF
Single Yarn tor Warp and threaded
wh,te and coiorcd Stocking Yarn-Nhite AID
colored ieSing Cot;on-lh,rtinE, heeuug,
Checks, Stripes, Giughlms, CAanbray, Btu-
| tic king, Diaper, Furniture, &c
- Thee Goods being from one of the old. .
eft and bell eAabhihed M4uufactories IN ~
merica are al leaA Ut equal quality 20 any
made ~ this country -ShCPk eeper. in town
aut county ana people il general who wiill
to furnilh theosie.ves wI,h tie above article,
can be tupphed at the Factory pr,ces.
ALSO EoR SALE,
Women's black, green ard tea coIore1
SHOES, ~ith and without heels
Women's Bootees and Leather Pumps
Mems thick SHOES and BOOTS
Boys Ihlck and thin Shoes
Mems Calf Kin d.
Womeus black morocco Waking Shoes
ChIldreD's thlck.oeL BoJtees
DO thin ioies-and general afortment Of
black red, and green shoe, tor the teinA-e
youth
Alto, Mems Caf.kn Boots < shoes. made
fer mealures.
All the above Shoes will be = -og, cen.
ildering the qnfhty.
Allo i.r I4'e, ahou. 81 r e. o. Means
Leather, hi.aeig l-l tnt~k SoO,s aad SL-es.
aud iew par of tagi-A ooes
E1ch4rgo-Greet P,r,,.uL 4th Nj 1919.
- . q..,tts s..,al ~ fat ~ sfe1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04

"Trmh' is assured that the friends of
Peace a:e fully sDprIzed Of the arcs and in
trigues m,,loyed BY few democratic OF
fice holders aud office seekers, to gull the
citiz4ns into support Of the war-ticket, and
that such means will Dc adopted as will
bring . al honorable result, the e-ertions
OF trdrralIslS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
DlPn.

In this town, Mss Mary Sedgley aged
20 nece Of Capt James Coombs A cnild
If Mr. Andrew Drew.
., ozgne!-On tue 26tR uit at Eastpor,
DucJ. John T. B. Green, aud Mr. -
Smally, On their return from Indian Islano
q boa, which filed and sunk. Two OH
-rs WHO were OF board, were saved
In TdmJuh h, Goth inst. klr. Daniel Pratt,
.ged 81 formerly Of bingham, Mass.
Ia J y, Mr. Noses Graf, aged 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
NOTICE Z

THE Board Of Ovsrieers Of Bowdoin ca
= Iege are hereby notified that Gem
annual meeting will be holden ia The ia
lese Chapel on Tneiday The 9Th OF M
iuIiant, al 10 O'Clock "A a.
JOHN ABBOT, Say ~ 4aid Bear.
BrrHszVist May 2, 1872
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
Sb0e5, Boots, sc.
STEPHEN FIELD,

TkT0RMs the public that lie has removed
from liz late Rand 10 the llore formerly
improved by Mr.. STIPHEN MINTIaE nearly
oPpol,e he MAINE BANK. IN Exgb1rge G,csf !,
OF whom he ha, purchased his Whole
Sick IN trade,
consisting Of a. large an anortmert Of
BOOTS and SHOES
as can be found ia any other shoe Store III
rowu-and which he - determined 70 sell 70
cheap and Of as good QUALIFY - taa be had
else here.
The boat g Sb0e-nnking BufneG
is carried on at his ihop il al i,s various br4u-
cheY- and iych nunber Of workmen em-
ployed as viii enable him At all times 70 paw
greater regard 10 PUNcrUALITY than ~
u-uai D people Of las ProieiilJI
~ H4vlrg thu, eitabhihed u,seif, he hofel
10 receive tha; pOruon of
PUBLIC PATRONAGE
which CT deavOrs TO please, fhatl eut4;le him e
Portland, March 80. !si2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
NEWS EXPECTED.

The Southern papers mention the
arrival, on the Esd ult 10 Hampton
Roads, Of the U. 5. sloop of war Hor-
net, from France. Whether Mr.. Bar
low has sent one or more treaties with
BonaParte by this vessel, We have not
yet learnt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
A FREE PORT

So late as Tuesday last, there wag'One
free Port in the United States. At that
date, the Embargo had not reached
PASSPORT. Great numbers Of vessels
were daily arriving, loading and clear
ing for foreign ports. Business brisk,
American produce Of all kinds in de-
mand.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
Musical Initruments Tuned.

Mr. DYKE, teacher on he Piano, beQs
A'A leave TO offer his services to the Ladies Of
Portland, il the line ef his proft hion-he re.
pairs Organs, Piano Forfes, HarpGchord. Spin
etts, and Clavecorcs, on the most rea enable
terms At Capt Parrots, in Federal s eel
Nav 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04

NJ Office 10 hereby given that the partner
IMP lately fulfilling and kown uuder he
hrm OF a. LYMAN & co. was dlnolved on
the 28th ult Asa LYMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
Portland Academy.

NOTICE IS hereby given, ihat the Anu,
: - Meeting Of the Tru9ees Of Portland
cademy, for the choice Of Officers sc, VI
be holdeA a my Office in Portland. on To-
day the twelfth day Of May current, at thI
O'Clock in the afternoon.
BY order Of the Truhees
STEPHEN LONCFELLOW. Jr, S..
Portland, May 4,.I8I2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
B2ardfrs accommodated.

THE lublcriber Informs his friends that he
has taken convenient Houle in Fore
ltrest, near Clay Cove where be can accom-
modaIe ieveral Conitant or trAnfent BOARD
ERs JOHN MINOT.
Nav
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
TO Let, or Far Sale.

A FARM in good repair. AJ6, a SALT
WORKS, con6(tIng of s kettles, and is one
OF the belt ftands for the manufacturing Of
Salt IN the county. Ioquire As above.
Mae 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
SEASONABLE GOODS.


HAS juR received new afortment Of
Brondclab5 < CqEmere5,
of various colours and prees-toeether with
black ELK VESTlNG, and variety of San
fordS celebrated SUsPENDERs-which he Of
fers for (aIe on as good terms as can be had
ellie where.
He continues TO eJe cute the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
at his ihoP in Ercb5rge 4. Get. with neatntG, and
ia the mott fashionable manner
WITHDRAWING of all kinds, as ulu4l.
POytIdaS, May 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
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In this town On Wednesday evening las,
BY Rev Mr. P4yscn, Rev Hopper C4n.nl.hz #
Newark, (Newjerscy) 10 Mss S4aA En-
mons
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04

Far Elle, q Eezy Pink Stern Boar,
DURTHENED SO tons or thereabout (; "a
ID of The ben materials, now % the to-
with ,gging aud fails Can be delivered Il
or days-ApPly to
Capt EZEKIEL DYER
Cape Elizabeth, May 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04
a reason for the Governments wanting
n .,. .LI..r,-- q n ILL.,

a reason for the Governments wanting
II millions Of dollars.
1t is calculated that the expence Of
our military establishment for the cnsu-
ing year, without taking into considera-
ton the question OF war, will exceed
TWENTY MILLIONS of dollars
Surprising the subscription for the loan
OF eleven millions should get filed up,
where is the other millions 10 come
from A late act of Congress furnish
IS the answer, viz
BY tax on Lands,
tax on Carriages,
a tax on distilled spirits,
tax on refined sugar,
tax on salt,
tax on stamps and
on tavern licences and retailers. We
should like to have one question, upon
this subject. put TO the people. DID
they calculate upon the adoDtion Of
these and such like measures. when
they placed the present rulers in DOW.
or?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-04

The proposition in Congress for a
recess Of 20 days, which had passed the
Senate by a large majority, has been
lost IL the House-62, u SO.