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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05
EAsAes Of Mn. etc.

Joshua LEAVIrT. Main erect, Ps,tll.s
y keeps conltantiy for iae, genuine E6.aes ~
PfRPs'asiaf, Tas[y &c-wholelaIs and REAL n
when ne VIII afford SO per cent cheaperthan
can be obtained by importation, Or from Nv
TsrH'o't Or C10s DjgHls,isr Other articIa. n
the APothecary's Ilner including both Ire Of
cinal SimPIes and Preparations val
liable Piapts, Flowers, Roots and Bark, mot
ulual n the Shops Of domeltic growth an
ute, celebrated by da7rsgss, r4atyoaI, B,Bs.ryi.;r
and 4HrIefr and not beneath The attention ofthe
intelligent Physician - Po,flsls Fgzya, MI
CHE C55f', containing from 90 " unwsr5s M
SO ieecs and approved articles Of Medicine, LII
comPsnIed by oblervations explanatory " The
nature, ule, dofe, and mode IL application NJ
each article, carefully put up At fhort notice
the utility Of which will be clearly feen, Ell
PecialIy to tLofe Families residing II he corr
try.--s1- All indebted 70 faid Leavitt ~
N,aI'i"e' %e-elPecially t,jRisg sa1.,, are desi
red g make immediate payment.
O9-5 lSl2-(6wD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05
Portland Acadernv.

HE Iruliees Of Portland Aczdemv.
have engaged Mr. WRrGHT, a. Preceptor
tor another year They have alto engaged
Mr. WEs7oN. an elegant peImau, to take charge
Of the writing department, If 1 fufFcient num-
oeF q lcholars ihouls aPtIy-By this arrange
inent they are enabled 10 incre2fe the number
q icholars 20 Fifty, without adding 10 the labor
O me PrecePtor, or enhancing The price of
tuIuon--A few vacancies ftll remain untitled
- hoie who are defrons Of Tending their
children are requeaed 70 make application ~
Indge freeman, before Monday, the 9th inl
at which time, initruetion viii commence for
me ne1t quarter-By o,dD eft5s T,Hfsr5
;. LONGFELLOW, Jun. Ssty
o90Isy 5, 1872
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05
SOLOMON BOYCE.

TT AS lllf received a quantity or F4clc.
Goods, which he will fell cheap for caTt.
making good aGlrtment or Shifting, She's
ing, Bedtickisg, Ginghams, Stripes, Chexts
&c Single yarn for Warp, : aud threaded
white aud coIored Sewing Cotton t's e..
Theie goods being from one of The olcef
and bea etablifhed Factories ID America arr
a leall ofequai quality 20 any made IN thit
country
t-y a general aGJrtment or Shoes, confnirr
Of women's morocco Pumps and Wakinr
Shoes, women's leather BooIees and Tie Shoes.
mems thick ADD thin sAoes, boys 40 children 4
do mems thick and thin Boots. Boots and
ihoes made for msafures, and warranted rood
Portland, 10th mo 5th, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05
EIeo,

In BATH, Maine. William Pitt Letyard, aged
SO years, formerly from Connecticut. tie had
been troubled with Dyientary and imPrudent-
" took an OUNCE Of Laudanun 70 check i'll
ard thus
Wn5 orc mall f5iaI, 81 I39
n szrest fsrgsfslseSI. oHfaiat GHf req.
May Charity ihrou4 his foibles in the grave,
but fairly record bis virtues IN every Brothers.
bresn.
Suddenly 10 the Plantation Of Thompfon's
pond, on the morning Of the 4sh ult the
worthy aud jnlIy eheemed Mrs NBetfey Iohn-
ION, wife Of Major Johnlon, aged "a years
in Thu town n inf Ann Chriltiania, dzugh
ter Of MIR Wm B Peters, aged 6 years Mrs
Sally. wife Of Mr. John Lowell, aged "A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05
Truman's Patent Steam WaGher

"a y invention for WASHING and CLEANING
CLOTHES hY STEAM, by which feven
e'ghth' Of the fuel, one half the labour, and
me entire wear of the c'o:h.s, when vafbe1
n the ordinary way. are lavsd
For particular Information Zee hand ',ilIs.
and model Of the Machizc eretaea Az ths
houle Of Col fansr B1ra5ac7, in this town
Perions dehrous to purchaie the right nF
making and ufrg the above, III this or thr
neIghooring towns, may have al opportunity
q obtaining the fame % advantageous term-.
oy calling az Col E~zba7's, where they may
lse model Portland G57otsr .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05
FOR S6LE.

THAT valuable Eiiate- lying ~ Falmouth
about four miles from Portland, I'D It'd
road leading To Gray, which formerly belong
ca 10 MIR Bartlett Holmes, containing thirty
acres of Land, with brick fore, daughter
houfe, building FOR candle and ioap factory,
a blackfnith's ihop, two lmali dwelling houies,
a barn aud out buildings viii he fold cheap
for cath, or ID a fhort credit With undpublcd
fecuuty - the land i Of the fin quality,
aud tie Gtuation 10 agreeable for buhnefs, *
il prslurned few opportunities offer 70 favor
able ID purchaters--A good title viii be given,
and terms a 70 price made known by ap-
PLYING 10 TarrgB Sezr1H, Of Bolton, Or 70 The
tublcriber Id Portland
BARRETT POTTER
O75bcr 5, 1912 (4wl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05
THE LITE FOREIGN NEWS.

Our late accounts from Europe,
have furnifhed the official Bulletins Of
all the great military events, which
have recently taken place in Spain and
Runia. They completely justify the
statements already given to the pub
lie, Of the splendid victories in Spain
by the allied forces and Of the skill
full movements, as well as some i'm
Portant battles gained BY the Runians
over the invading force. Of the latter
events, the following remarks, from an
English publication, are highly in
teres;ing, as they serve to give full
explanation of the transactions which
have refulted 70 favcrably to the Ruff.
Gan cause -
The arrivals from the Ru1ian army
are frequent, and happily enable US to
detect the falshood Of the French
Bulletins almoh as soon as we receive
them. We are now in possession
OF Russian accounts TO the date
Of the last French Bulletin
They confirm one piece Of intelligence
which we shall mention before we pro-
coed to the operations that preceded
il, Prince Bagration has effected his
junction with the main army
Ills whole march from the frontiers Of
the Palatinate of Troci TO the Owl
ma was ferries Of actions s fuccefes.
Romanow and MoniICw will long be
remembered by the enem~-At the
first place on the 10th Of July, Gen
Platow, who covered the march Of
Bagration with his Cossacks, was at
tackled BY several regiments Of French
cavalry, (which he defeated and Pur-
sued NJ great distance. Two Of the
regiments were totally deltroyed; At
Mohilow, Bagration was attacked by
the whole of Davoust's cavalry and a
large body Of infantry.-An obstinate
battle ensued, which terminated in
the complete defeat Of the enemy,
who left between FIVE x six thousand
on the field had one thousand men
taken prisoners, including between
fifty and sixty staff officers. The
French artillery was also taken. The
enemyseem to have been heartily tired
Of making any further attempts %
impede Bagration's march, which
from Mohillow to the Dwina, appears
TO have been executed without diff
Guilty. This succefs Of Bagrations, who
it must be confessed seemed to be IN
the greatest danger from bis long
distance from the main army, and the
manner in which BonaPartc spread
himself from the Villa TO the Bere-
zyua, has caused universal exultation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05
@PAY THE POST.

"A IL Perfons indebted to the luhfcriber fnr
Foliage Of Newspapers, from October ift
iell, 20 October n, 1919, are requeled Ia
make immediate psymsnt without further no
tee; one year beng expired Thoic people
who have their papers brought by the tupfcri-
Der will find their accounts at the place where
they receive their papers until the 9Th of this
month then If NOT paid viii be removed &c
fome proper place for collection
SAMUEL A NASH
O9sb7y 3, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05

July 81, Provisions were plenty at Csdiz
-four ~ dollars. The account Of tile war
between this country ana England hadreach-
"a that place. The Spanish merchants
proposed % end vessels % this coanlry for
Cargoes. Thus IL consequence Of the war,
i've Southern planters will be furnished with
Inc means Of sending their produce to mar.
ket IN Spanish bottoms, safe from British
capture whilst the shipping Of the nothern
will waste and perish on the wharyes, in
stores and al the mills. These things re.
quire 10 comment. II the people Ike it,
WELL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05
EAgH@ BrozQn W1Gre.

or y. Description. fae and form III The
Powel Of deGcripyion % paint or artiR. N
form are Tor iale a lels than COTS aud charges
az me rory brick fore, Columbian Row.
opPohie Doctor Hardings, in Middle freet.
pear ne Hay Ma ket--Thole who with r.
purchaie Tor families or hops muA apply
within ten days, a. iales will be clofsd for thfs
town ia thar time 1aLr !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05
York County Contention.

We recommend to our readers the
proceedings ofthe friends Of Peace and
American Prosperity Of York County,
published in our preceding columns
They speak the language Of freemen
who know their rights and are resolved
70 maintain them, and afford the only
means Of preserving the Union and tn.
dependence Of the country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05

III He members OF the P5ilezaisl5bsi S5si.fv,
are notified that their ADnlverizry viii BY
celebrated At the Meeting Hous IL .Bridgtou.
On Wedneiday the 2la October next AL 2
O'Clock P VI Al Grafton will be pronounced
BY Brother VIA BARRows N
LAWSON GARTER, Scs'y.
y B-The public generally are refpeclfuI-
" invited 10 attend Sept 26.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05
"orurLLo's occuPArIoN's GosE "

On Saturday morning COOKE took leave Of
this worldly fage--GkoRcE FREDERICK
Cooks, in the 57th year Of his age. The ce-
lebritY Of this universally excellent player has
received the appreciation Of AL ranks aud
countriesin 70 public and eEtenlive manner,
a. to bid defiance 10 eulogium. We need Only
remark, thar The man of the World has
Quilted il forever Sir John feigns not now
the aeep Of death, and there may he in quiet
lay til the Ia(t aa when Richard fhalI be
himieIf sgain'-N r GassRe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05
TIE Uestern UIarrora.

About the 9th Of September, COO of
the inhabitants Of Kentuckey and the
Indiania, collected for an expedition
against the Delaware Indians--but for
want Of military equipments and pro-
visions the plan was found impractical
bic and abandoned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05
.Adnliral Uarrcn'a Sanadror.

-1UNfTdt WHFTtH OgIuUFoN'
Capt. Sickles arrived at Newyork from
Newry saw squadron on the 25th ult.
100 miles Z. ofthe Vineyard standing
Y. E. consisting Of z sail of men Of
war, three Of which were two deckers.
No doubt, the fleet under the command
OF Admiral Warren.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05

AZ Riga and other places TIE Deurlt
was sung, and there was rejoicing
and Examinations.
The Ruilian Bulletins confirm alto
the repulle Of the enemy in their at
tack upon the tete- depont of Duha.
burg on ihe 18th and r4th ult. 1t
will be recollecied that the 9Th
French Bulletin, fpcaking Of the 6r(t
attack, faid that, " on the 9th, Gu
dinot advanced upon Dunaburg,
burnt the fine barracks, took a plan
Of the works, burnt Tome magazines,
took $50 priloners, and after this d.
verGon marched on Druia" (which is
on the left Of the DwiDa) We infer
red, from thefe expeditions, that Gu
dinot had really been driven back By
the RufIians, and forced to fly to
Druia, to itrengthen himfelf by Sch
astiani's corps-and the Rullian Bull
letin proves that our inference was
correct. On the attack on the I4th
the French Bulletin faid nothing, but
pafed on r'pidly to the attack on Sch
ATTAIN on the 18th. This attack was
faid to have been made with 10, 900
men. The Rufian Bulletin itates
that it was made by a regiment Of
Hui1ars and a few fquadrons of Cos
sacks-and that two regiments Of
French cavalry were completely cut
up.
The Emperor Alexander, in man.
ly Proclamation, calls upon his fub-
je6fs TO defend the country with all
their vigor and all their refources,
and the country appears to anfwer
the call with the greatef alacrity.
The nobility OF Smalensko have offer
ed to raife 20, 600 men at their own
expenfc. Mofcow and other places
are following this patriotic example,
and frelh levy Of one man in every
hundred has been ordered . BE raifed
within a month. Half million OF
men will be added to the Ruaian ar
mics.
Bonaparte is faid to have iGued a
Proclamation announcing his inten-
ton Of marching directly to Mofcow.
To this Proclamation the Ruliians
have replied by faying, that he viii
have to cut his way through brave
and determined Ruflian army, zeal
Gus in the caule of their country, and
determined to defend it to the Taft ex
tremity. AT Viteplk they were con
centrated, that there battle has pro
badly been fought
The two Taft French Bulletins lef
US in the dark with refpeet to tht
movements Of Macdonald, who ap.
peared to be marching in the direc
ton Of Mattsu and Riga. If we ma,
give credit to fomc private letters, h
has been defeated at the head Of Is
soc Pruilians in the vicinity Of Nit
rau.
The ratification Of the treaty d
peace with the Porte relcafes the
whole Of the Ruflian army that wa
in Turkey, and it will alto be recollec
ted, that. III purfuance of that treaty
the Porte engages to furnith 5o,ooc
men againh Auitria, if the ihould at
| tack Ru1ia.-B9f. Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05
CORTLAND,

alonday, October 5, 1912.

HAR WITH fLGIERS
y he arrival Of the ship Mark, Of
s.'smou'h, y. FL. from Algiers, in.
II 's.1s'ioh IS received, that tho Deg of
... - has declared 7var against ne VI
II, ..afes MIR. Bsrnell, Supercsrgo
y niafk' states that he saw Mr..
= ,. Consul in the Bay Of Glib.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05

ralter on board the U. S. store-ship
which the Dey would not receive on
her arrival but ordered her immediate.
ly away. Mr.. Lear forwarded despatch
es to our government, 1t is further
stated that all the Americans were or
dered to Depart in three days.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05

A retorf is received by the way Of
Halifax, that Lord Wellington has had
a second battle in Spain with the French
army under Marmont, in which the
latter has been defeated with great loss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05

GfHfesl Boarding and Lodging,
FOR Eve or fix Gentlemen il 4 pIesla6f ns-r
Of this town at the Houle where Narbani.i
=. FoidIck, Eiq formerly lived enquire Of
CALEB GRAHAM,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05

The leaders of the late riots in Mob
fO7vn have undergone the forms of a
trial and been acquitted. So much for
the security Of lie and property il Bal
timore.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05

DisclhHe--It has i-r u asserted thar
one OF the Colonies challenged Gen.
Hull 70 fight with the sword--and a.
mother az the fist cuffs
WesferH Spectator.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05
Sairtte SbIp JRfiDs.
PORT or PORTLAND-IsI2
Saturday, October 8

Saturday. Octobey 8.
Arrived ship Diana. $40 tons burthen,
loaded with Sugar & Rum, from 81. Thom
IS, for Liverpool, mounting ten and H.
Founders captured ~ Sept ~ the prya
teer brig Decatu-e, Of Newburyport
5 rnte day Arrived brig Gossypium, Capt.
Sargent, Ot Gioucester, 49 days from B5rggn n.
Norway -Ieft there brig CsmeIiou, Hew-
lit supercargo, Of Phiisdelphis, condemned
az unseaworthy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-10-05
MILITARY.

On Thurlday the oath September, paraded
for company duty, The Buxton an5 PJELe6vgb
Licbt Isflrt,y Company, commanded by Capt.
SAMUEL WATTS The ufual evoutions and
frugs were performed in truly correct and
military manner, to the qualification and ap-
probation Of large and Respectable aHemblage
Of spectators. At;er which was preiented the
Company by the ladies Of B4xtoH aud ROLiis,
al elegant Standard, accompanied with the
following Addrels, delivered 10 handlome
manner, by Mifs REsEccA CotnN:--
1.-THE ladies Of Buxton and Hollis, anxious
TO reward the honorable exertious Of the Mem
bers Of the Light Infantry Company, preien
them this Standard. You will receive il a. a
Lledge Of their lolicitude for the future fucceis
aud PROPERTY Of this Respectable affociation.
n time Of peace, may il never be unfurled, but
to Rimulste you 70 excellence in the military
art But a. this time, having been notified by
your beloved commander 10 chief q the act
ual eIiltence Of war, aud called upon by HIM,
il the mott endearing and imprellive language,
duly 70 notice the lolemn and intereflng occa
GOO, we trull and believe this aaudard will
aid you in the practice Of All theie malcuIine
and military virtues which adorn the folder
and eIalt the man"
To which EnGgn DAVID CoFFrN. made the
following reply
"The Members Of the Buxton and PhilhpC-
burg Light Infantry, receive this Standard, q
a pledge Of your loicitude for their future
fucceCs and PROPERTY a. a military ailociation
II time Of peace it will never be unfurled but
90 ftinuIate them to cxceilen Z in the military
art-But at this time, war actually exiting
and being called on by their beloved comnan-
der in chief, iE the nolf impreflive language,
duly 10 notice the loIemn and intereEing occa
fion, they trull and believe that this Standard
will aid and flimuIaie them TO the practice Of
All thofe military and malcuine virtues which
adorn The folder and exat the man. Under
the guidance Of theie virtues, they now are
aud ever will be ready, with alacrity, 20 defend
theis country, their conilitutional rights and
liberties, which are your and their bir'hrights"
The condua and appearance Of the ladies',
on this cccaaou, under the guidance and d.
reetion Of Mr. Adj't. LANE, was correct. ele
CANT, and becoming shemteives
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WINTER ESTABLISHMENT


Commercial Line ef I"W Stage,
Betyeen .Nezghors and Boston.
T EAyE Newport every Monday, Wednesday and
IL Friday 1T o'clock, a. NJ and arrive IN Boston
AZ p. NJ same day. Leave Boston every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, at O'clock a. NJ. and ar
rive in Newport ~ p. n. same day.
y. g. For the further accommodation Of the La
dies and Geatirmcn who may travel from Newport To
Boston, OF from Boston to Newport, the Propretos S
of the Commercial Line have established an Accom-
mediation Stage, TO leave Newport every Tuesday,
\ Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock, n. NJ. and
ryc in Boston at o'clock, p. same day Leave
Boston every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, al
O'Clock, 4 N. and arrive in Newport, at O'Clock
p. NJ. same day.
ISAAC TRAsK, Boston,
ELIJAH DRAkE, Sharon,
JESSE SMITH, SfOughtsn. ,...,.,
GEORGE ATWOOD, 1ianton, CA''P''s4''s'
THOMAS DURFEE, Trey,
WILLIAM DEAN, Ae1ebort,
a. I he Books are kept in Newport, at WEEKS
clearinghouse, on Bannister's whsrf-and at y.
WALToS's Inn, Bromheld's lane, Boston.
Newport, Oct. 25, 1911
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Comets aud Uo0ien.
Comets, doubtless answer some wise and
good purpose in the creation---so do Women.
Comets arc incomprehensibIc beautiful and
cccentrick--so are Women. Comets shine
with peculiar splcndor, but at night appear
most brilian,---so 10 Women. Comets are
envcloped with lucid nebula, through which
their forms are visible---so are those Of Wo.
men, through their light and elegant attire.
Comets confound the most learned when they
attempt to ascertain t6cir naturc--so do Wo-
men. Comets equally excite the admiration
Of the Philosopher and Of " the tod of the
valley"---so do Women. Comets and Wo-
men, are therefore closely analogous but the
nature Of each being inscrutabIe, all that re-
mains for us to do is, to view with admira-
ton the ono, and almost to alteration love
the other. Irish hsher.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-01-08
NJ liCt.

XETE, the subscribers, having been
w appointed by the hon. court of Probate, Of
the town Qf Exeter, in the county of Washington,
commissioners to receive and examine the claims a.
ganst the estate of
BENJAMIN BENTLEY,
late Of Exeter, deceased represented insolvcn, do
hereby give notice, that six months from the date
hereof, are allowed to the creditors Of the said Es
tate, TO bring IN and prove their respective claims !.
and that we shall attend for that purpose at Will
IIAM GARDENERS inn, in Exeter, the second
Mondays in December, February, and April next.
JAMES CLARKE, c,
JEREMIAH G. NORTHUP, '''"'" ''''"'''
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested TO make immediate payment TO
RUTH BENTLEY, Administrative.
Exeter, Nov. t. 1911 IN20.1
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oh oALE,

n FARM, situated in the township of Columbia,
in Windhsm County, and Hebron, in Tolland
County, and state of onnectcut--containing 142
acres, with large two-stoy House, large cider
mill House, and two Barns, all standing near togeth-
er. The land for the most part of good quality,
the whole well proportioned for moving, pasturnS'
plough land, and wood---excellently well watered
the orcharding very good muth of the fruit inocu-
lated two large pair trees, which bear every year.
of the Vrgahause kind abundance Of peach trees
and number of mulberry trees, sufficient to make
silk. The terms accommodating to the purchaser
An indisputab!e title. given. For fpther particulars
inquire Of AZARIAH BILLS, living on the premises.
(olImbin. (Cnnl Nov. 25. H8ll.
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Rogers Vegetabh Pulm0mie
Detergent

FOR CO.NSU.HfIIO.N, .4S1HDL4TICR AND
C.d1.aRRHiL COMPLAINTS
NOTHING which has been said in recon-
meniation of this medicine, has been in the least
degree exaggerated, which many Of the enlightened
and candid of The Faculty, with whom the Proprie-
tor has had an interview, and communicated many
Of the principal ingredients, politely acknowledge
Its evident superiority the usual beating Eixirs
and Balssms, in diminishing artorial action and by
degrees diminishing eXpectoration, by increasing in-
sensible perspraton, is too evident to be denied ;
this With every assertion of the Proprietor upon the
subject, strictly in conformity 20 truth and
not certificate of its efficacy has been fabri-
Gated obtained from disreputable sources but in
variaby have been proffercd TO the pubck, by gen.
tlemcn of respectabity, and friends to the rights
OF man. GEORGE ROGERS.