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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

AS lult received and now offers for lale
, 4 at his fore, head of Green areet, an ad-
d;tiona afor,meut of
Wef-L1dia Go0d5, Crocerie., &c.
AMONG WHICH ARR
Cogniac Brandy PreIerves
Holland GIN Windfor & bar Soap
American do. WalhbaIls--Starch
O'd Jamaica Spirits Mould & dip't Candles
s. Crolx and Antigua SPermaceti do
Kun ~ do Spermaceti Oil
Madeira, Sherry, Lii. Table Salt
bon, Port, VIdonia Entry Mats
& Malaga WINES Floor Bruflles
Annieed CordiaIs Brooms-Sieves
y Ger vinegar Indigo-Salt Peter
titled Cider Ink Powder
RI yion. Young Hyfon, Spice B,tter.
f1yson skin, Sou Powder, Shott and
ohrng and Bohe2 Fints
Teas Log Wood
Loaf, Lump, India, Red Wood
HaVanna white and Fuaic-AlIun
brown, and Weit- CoPperais-Sulpher
ladia sugars Ro Brimfone
Weichs No I aud Cotton and wool
Chocolate Czrds-Flour
Chocolate Shells Corn--Rye & Whe7,
Rice-Ground do Clear Pork-Bacon
PePper-Ground do Cofee-Molafes
Ginger Pimento ID, Ga, Iod and pod
Box and czfk Rsilins Nails
Turkey Figs Bees Wax
Ca-awsy Seed Bakery TalIow
Canary do Nuimegs Cotton and Cotton
CloVe'-C'nn2mon Yarn Rock salt
Cifon--Cathi Rotten Stone
Engiih MIuItard O,ser-s,oue Jup,
Cayeune-OAt Meal Tanblers. -Cheele
Pearl Bariy Indian aud Rive hdeal
CurraDts White Beans
Jordan Almonds ythes-oyfhesnea;h hs
Hoerts-CatiuP Hoe F.in--Chalk
GuAve Gsiey Shoe Bfulhes
Capers-Olvs Oil Black sal &C &c
The above Goods are Of the Ara quality
and will be told on reaiona5le terms.
Mtg ls IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

NOTICE is hereby gwen, thar ne fubieri
per na' heed tuly a. r,JIi4 - EIccH.0E up
o. The etste II
MOSES CRAFTS,
late Of Jay, 10 he uaty II Oxford. yeoman.
decszied AID has taken usoa hinssif Ia.
trui, by vinng honds a, ttir i2g dtre5t- ~
AID - to's hlvi-g ccmase. ,,-n rhe "
a II hloies Cats, reque.ted 90 erh.b /.
the fame; ant sii ,.e-f. ~ " W.T. atutAelad
eitaes are es'i~l upon d MAKE a.y-se.n 70
MOSES w. CR4FIs hA'sstp' -s.A
Jay, M5y q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

7Ee Havr5N alias ~ PIT!

TEc H4vcr5N alils ~ PIT!
THE pubic viii reroIlel ,le bale attempt
of rumber cf democrats. n concer; w..h ore
7usgy " Jsy, az Hayerh:H, " Publiihing
stabriea:ed aOry of Joys, IN which be haied
that he bad l-en a tFealoaab.s corrcipOndenre
Of Col PIcxcRING in Canada jcy, On he
reachiog Salem, wa. taken up ard upon exam
inarUn hefore Ju1ce ot .he Peace, oonfeiisd
hinCef 40 impoRor ard bic Whole Rory a fab
rication. v,ith view 70 obtain money and sra''
ifv his employers This deIude6 and unprinci
ned wretch received his trial before The su-
prems c al Ipfvich iaa week (Ses he yfs8
asgs ef ijh day'' P,Pe. Ia comparing the fate
II Toy with thar Of tie infamous T'b. Henry,
vhat contrsa The former fufers imPrif-
onmeut, IS tried, convicted ard fined Ih court
Of Ju1iee, whif the latter is rewarded with
10000 DlLiar5 ! :
of the people. money and had the privilege
Of going to France in national vehe--when,
inliead Of luch recompence he ought 70 have
been fentenced to the fates prilon for life. -
The or Get Of the leaders Of democracy ia pub
lining and circulating the villainy of both
theie chsps in Manachufetis, was, TO throw
ligna upon the Federalifta, and promote the
election Of democratic candidates Tut the au-
ihors Of thefe ridiculous fzrces have been diC-
appointed il their views The people are no.
60 eaGly guled as they imagined. The Hen
ry and Joy bu6nefs has injured rather than
benefited the caufe of democracy. For al
lowing the whole Of the Henry correspondence
10 have been genuine, there is nothing in t
that can, in the Ieal degree, impeach tie prin-
eiples or conduit Of one party more than ano-
rher; for, 10 ute the words Of the Hon. Mr.
PITxIN, on the floor Of Congrefs-' TIE letters
ere LGsl0a fts government, on ejeyoss, or Sf1oc.
raf5, or syery I,y bit Bin,e5f CHsn,yJ and bimse5
Be b1r proved Trait9r' How would fuch con-
duc9 have been viewed in federal admniltra-
tion! Il would have been pronounced wan
ton waite of the public money and bale at
tempt to caR al unmerited odium upon great
proportion of the citizens who are firmly attach
ea 20 he Uaion, Independence aud Prolperi-
~ Of the Country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
AOILE

4 FARM tor tait ia the lown OF Paris, 4
bcnt one mi'e from sto yelrs n.ilsin l,;t
town. . ns-r'y iiie tame a'tance from Norway
Yliage-containfnG one Aaadred and ts-s-
ty Ave acres q coed moving, pa.issring, lillage
aud wood aud, which Is vel vss.sred-tb.
payment wit be made cay % the nurchala-
tOr .arther Information pleaie to sPpiy.o
JOEL Rob- son, or
O5EPH RUjF.
Paris, Nay g, e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
9arrfG,

In Saco, 4h Inst. by The Rsv iona Cogs
well, Benjamin Ames, Z q Of Bah, to Miss
Sarah Boyntcn, Of The former Y! ce.
in Boston, N j Robert Elwell, 10 Miss
Macy jerks.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
NOTIHR
NOTICE
q Road Makers and PurcbalErs Of
Lands,


THE Legislature of the Commonwealth Of
I Maha chuletts, by refolve pafed the
i4th Feb 1871. directed the Agents for The
fale of Eafern Lands, TO caule to be lurveyed
ten Townihips Of Land, 20 be 70 laid out az
thai the road iurveyed by Charles Turner, iun
Elq. IN the year 1907, "a Plan of which is on
file IN the Land Oficel may run through fad
T3wnihiPS, the tewnihip to extend from the
North line Of Vim, Blnghan's land, EAli Of
Ptnobicot River, TO the halt Towaihip grant
ed 10 Wexford Academy, near ST. Johns XII
yer, and 70 contract with any Perfon or Per
ions for opening laid road, being dili4nce Of
about ilxty miles the Agents afOreiaid having
cSnIed the townlhips TO lie lurveyed, will re
ceive proPolas on or before the fri day Of
June neIt, from any perion or perfons wilhipg
10 CONTRACT for opening aud clearing any part
orIthe whole Of rhe road, le trees 10 De fell
ted tour rods wide, and the road 10 he clear
ed Iat leaf one rod wide. removing the cradle
hiil' AMI clearing the ltumps and making the
nefehary cau.ewsys and bridges--for which
the Agents are au horized 70 convey 70 he
contractors 10 payment for making laid road a
proportion of fAd rownihips, not exceeding
one quarter of each Towuihip as lad Aeen.,
may agree, on the contractors producing iati4-
factory evidence chat the road is cOmpleg "a a.
greeabie TO cootrset ALTO, by another Re.
ioiYs, pahed the 2sth Feb, IS I--laid Agents
are authorized TO fell al the Hands that Be.
ION 70 faid Commonwealth. lying within che
corporation Of Deer llAnd, "a tie cOuaty of
ia heook-sny Pefion wilhing % puIchAfr,
may have the fame upon restouab'c Z erms, D.
applying at The Land Office, IN ,he New state
Hohle
JOHN READ, . Agsats tsv re Jais IF
WV, SMITH, : ne E4esra L4a4s.
Nay Is f4uy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
FOUNIl.

Y Asst eek, Sable TlPPET-the owner
= may have the fame on application at the
Gazette Office and paying for this adyerrile
ment. May IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

Is Ais 3" equal Y eract justice 2"
BY reference 10 the proceedings Of
the first Legislature after the adop;ion
81 the Constitution, il will be found that
J, was ordered aud resolved by that
body, tha; each town should be charged
with the attendance Of lis Representa-
Iiyes, and toe aalount Of travel De de-
frayed ~ the manner OF other state eX-
penses, agreed5ly 10 me Consu. aii0u.-
This method has uniformly b-en pursu-
Sd 'ull the last year, when The demo-
cratic leaders u the legislature found
that many Of their party, i'll the house,
were pledged 70 Jheir constituents not
70 put them 10 the great expense which
= constant attendance during tie whole
session, would. In order 10 ob,iate this
difficulty law was passed for paying
the attendance out Of the public chest
and this was the principal cause of the
pay roll amounting 10 the enormous
sum OF nlnsty.fhree thousand jgJe hun
aTed and forty Jour dciurs. Ii also
served TO keep the people of eacn town
~ The dark, as 10 the expense of Their
representation, which could Be known
only by examining the books at the
treasurer's ctfice. The law also com
Pels the towns, which have not polls
sufficient 10 entitle them to rrpresen-
1ative, 10 pay for 4 representation which
'hey have no voice in electihg :-It also
Compels many towns 10 pay more than
me constitution requires, and double 10
~hat their representatives receive
Take Portland as one-if the law for
pa;lng the members out of the public
chest had not have been passed. tie ex.
pense OF It's six representatives., both
SESSIONS, would not have exceeded
s $50, including travel and attendance; ;
but by the democratic mode or assessing
the economical pay roll OF last year, this
towns proportion Of 8 93,544, would
DC one thousand and I5rfy one dollars
compelling the citizens IF Portland, un-
justly to pay, on account Of the repres
eniatlun IN olher towns, the sum Of
nearly .f0e hundred dollars. We repeat
tue question, is this conduct Of the
readers OF democracy "squal and exact
iUstice?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
Portland Representation.

The first paragraph il LAST Thurs
days z gus, under Portland head, is as
f3l!ows -
On Monday last, a meeting for the
ei-.1e q AsPreseR a,irss E4s a,lj II ;Lis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
DIED

In North Yarmouth, 5th inst Mr. John
Humphrey, age SO He has left a discon.
solate widow, VI four children, 10 mourn
the loss Of kind husband nd tender parent
klr ] cob Br3wn, aged 48.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

CAUTIONS all perfons aeainf 7urchafnr
OF any perion fundry nctes, or auy VI
them' given by the following perfons for be
following iums, 70 Charles Lorings and by hin,
endoried 10 blank, which were .aken from h.
fore N North Yarmouth, between the 18TH az
Now. 300 and Ir,l.r L.Ln
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

l. i whispe' ed, il the first circles IL
WashIn8'nn, th+t tae Prrsidznl IS 20 declsrr
by procismation on The 4 u u July, tic com
plete reduction Of Canada, winch even Is 20
he echoed ny our State legislatures, and ID
sisted on By Jar ministers at al the f1taign
COurts,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

L3f--A Red Moyocc5 Pscket Book,
nN the lth inG cishe IN Portland or re-
~ tween there and Lib3n. containing AZ or
der on lie town q L1bln, for 81 dollars. 23
Ut which u eHdorfed--A A note againn Jnh-
Gray, foF doi.ars---A leier direesed o C.pf
Aaron Dwinel, of Liibln-- 5 ur GuIa.s ir
money, and ieversi Other papers Of no conle.
qucnce 10 any one bui the owner ~ hoover
las found faid Pockes book AID wi. leave u
at the Office Of the Ps,fiazf Carsffe, or with
Mr.. ISAAC HOPKINS. " Lilbyn, fIlail W.
haGciomely rewarded. May s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

~A'N |u'J 80 Aoib~-N.Ls
by JotePh Tyler for D 6s co
Ammi Il. Mitchell ia w.
Charles Q. Mitchell - o.
Samuel Paine ls &c
Nicholas Loring ls "a
Moies Bennett ~ en
Charles Cutter NJ lF
Richmond Loriug $50 90
David HaanaiOrd 4 "a
lanes HziLelI "a 10
John Small "a qs
Nathauie NAion 2a W.
James Mann 3 %
Ichn Twomhy ~ 81
Cemment pre,cot "a CD
Fhhenon rage 54
Samuel Atwood, " fg
The makers alo Of the fame notes are can.
toned againit paying them ~ any % iou e.
cept the laid Chaile. Loring, as The fame are
not legally due TO any ore e!ie
North yarmouth, May s, 1912,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

IN elegant BelloqOs fop Cbajls,
TOR fale on moderate terms for cath, If
4 applied for immediately, Inquire at the
Gazette Office. Nay lS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

II AS Iult received and now offers for laIe
, a at his fore, head of Green lreet, an ad-
d;tiona ahorIment of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
Charles Lorinc.

fIay 18Th, 1912
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-26
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
February 5, 1912.
LONDON, January 90.


The mail from Malta, Just arrived, brings
the following order of the day.
headquarters, Messina, yWov. 10, 1911.
"Lieut Gen. Maitland feels the greatest
satisfaction in notifying to the army the brave
~ and good conduct of a detachment of the
ed regiment consisting of $50 men, under
the command of Major barley, this detach-
ment, with 50 marines, commanded by It. Pr
pom, landed from his Majesty's ships the I'm
perieuse and Thames, i'll face Of the enemy,
who were about 1000 strong, commanded by
Gen. Pignatelli Cerchiars, attacked and car
ried the position of the enemy, and being
themselves attacked, repulsed the enemy in
charge, driving hun from his ground, and
maintaining their position two days they al
so took a convoy of gun-boats and 90 other
banks laden with naval articles, which were
in the bay OF Palinurus; two batteries we're
also taken with a telegraph tower
January "a.
BY letters brought by the Conqueror, dated
18th Dec. from the Mediterranean, we learn
that Admiral Pellcw, after accommodating and
enticing out the cnemv's feet from Toulon,
on the 10th December, British IL sal, French
Is sail of the line,) returned to Mahon Har-
Dor, as the enemy Rugged their own shore so
closely, and it being very fine weather, it was
impossible to bring them to action. Two sail
of the line in the Mediterranean are coming
home. The Pearlen had dashed into Touon
prior to the It'll, but on coming out she was
encountered by French "a, and could get
out only by cutting away the rigging Of the
Frenchman.
In the case of the American ship Female,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-26
FOR SALE.

On Saturday the ssth instant at O'Clock ID
the afternoon, will be sold, at Public oa's'
anthe premises
A LEASE for three years to come rom
IN the first of January last Of the Can
DEN, late Peter BiAy's, situate at the SCUM
side of the town.
This Garden contains two and hall ac!''
of ground, Astounding with every descrlp'0as
of bearing Fruit and Shrubbery, cxcIu;i'f"'
upwards of two thousand grated fuIl F''
(now Of a coed size Tor TRANSFORMING con-
pretending all the varieties Of when M''
Billy was possessed. This Garden Is ~
we'll known as to render further descriF'U:'
unnecessary. The purchaser can be s''pp''
ed with a variety of Seeds If wanting :
Terms will be made known on the Gay "
sale.
March IS eocs
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-26

has been made since yes,e rd. ~ Dseaeaa vs;.,
hours be practicable. Elect ~ y, WIZ IN k'
honorable capltulation, which of ss'Neea n
the horrors Of an assault, with w pnv. yoa and
menaced. | flatter myself thu, ,, n you a. |
cept the FIRST, when you reflect ,t 'uu viii &C.
honor commands us to defend n, although
bids the unnecessary effusion IS "ua'''anily Iu.
those whose tate Elm your hands ,'.' blood Of
save the INHABITANTS of TariFa, or c,n sol nay
Accept, Signior Governor ,ho
of my high consideration. "- eSpressiN
(Signed) m,
P. S. advise yon that shall v,;, Is Al
hours for your reply. '' 'aiy Iva
ANSWER.
Monsieur General Leval. ''li.
Certainly you must be ieporant .h..
vernon OF this place is here, when vou ' INT me 80
to him capitulation, on account Of W. propose
which you have made. When n. wv ~ OftacA
practicable, you will however find ,u u,ea'h
at the head of my brave troops, when nv @ere
treat Iremain, &c. "''' We will
(Signed) francisco de Cohoo.u A.
P. 5. Let your COMMUNICATIONS for ,ts
ture be in person. ~ VIC H.
Order oJthe Day, January f. ,s,o
In the fourth incursion which .lo
has made into the plains adjacent to C tasny
an army from 10 to $4,000 men has be ,''' ,
by the petulant Soult against the town , NJ ,r
riffa, which has not fallen, ALTHOUGH ,bat' Ia
had been made for nine days, and il s ms@'A
saulted by general Lcval This in.s ~.
Frenchman has found Spaniards and En .J;'n
men, commanded by those gallant CHEZ , o.
pons and Skerret, determined to die r,,is'
than to surrender. The loss Of the ers">'
has been immense. He has left in on, t,n$'
before this immortal place. all his .,,;I,as
and baggage. Thanks to the galIsn, wsr,;;o,'
who have humbled the pride Of the enen,r
and covered with honor the two great ,lTs3
nations.
Headquarters, Barros, Jan. 6 1912
(SiSned) BALLASTEROS
CADIz, January l9, 1912.
A despatch has been received from general
Cspons, dated the 18th of January, in which
he says, That the enemy, after their retreat
from before Tarifa, became furious and de.
stroyed every thing they met with. From the
best information which he had received, he
believes the enemy did not lose less than 4eos
men, principally cavalry"
The lates: advices from general Mani, are
to the 18th instant, from Alicaat to which
place he was compelled to retire be-.
fore the superior force of the enemy On the
2sth ultimo general Blake was in Valencia
with his staff. Generals Freyers and La Ca.
rera arc in the vicinity Of Alic2nt, with the
cavalry, and are collecting the troops Of the
third army.
Our Cadiz papers are principally occupied
with official acts and speculatons, from which
1t would appear, that the cause Of the Perm.
snla was never better supported with courage
and enthusiasm. The partizan war is carried
on with INCREASED boldness and success
New Minas and Empizanados are rising up
In every part Of the country. Soult, who has
lately been to Madrid, was nearly made Pr
soncr by one Of the partizan corps, at thes We
ry gates fthat city.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02
ARMY OF OHIO &c.

Accounts from Detroit to Oct ), men,
ton the return ofthe troops from the
expedition against Forts Defiance and
Wayne. They heard Of Har ison's ap-
proaCh and retreated Harrison was ex-
pected at Detroit. He was, however, still
at Fort Defiance Oct 18th. Before the
English retreated, in a skirmish we lost
an ensign and men killed, Of Gen.
Winchester's troops
British officers have ransomed some
Americans from the Indians.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02
MAIN ARMY.

Gen. DEARBORN has broke up his
camp at Greenbush, and marched to III {
westward. II is said that he blamed
Rensselaer, for crossing into Canada,
and had given instructions against such
expeditions.
The troops at Burlington have been
ordered to PIatsburg, Brig, Gen. Chan
dler has reached the latter place. Gen
Deal born, the Commander il Chief, it
is probable has also before this time ar
rived at that intended theatre Of action /;
where the main army for the invasion
OF Canada Is now nearly concentrated.
Important military events may be mo
mently expected. There viii probably
be 10000 men at Platsburg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02
ARMY OF NIAGARA.

The account Of the defeat Of an "A,
merlcan expedition which passed into
Canada near Niagara is confirmed. a
boI, 1900 regulars and volunteers went
over and were, at first, successful !;
but at length, Notwithstanding they con-
tended with great bravery,were compel.
led to yield 10 theTeiteratgd attaches Of
the enemy's reinforcements About4OO
men are said TO have been killed, and
500 wounded or taken prisoners. A
mong the prisoners are Gen. WAds-
worth : Coils Christie, Fenvick, Stra-
nahan, Scott, and Gibson Mai. Null
lany'; Capt. Ogelvie Its Finch, Ker-
ney, and Bailey, and Ensign Summons
Among the wounded are Gen Wads
worth, Col Christie, Col Van Renselea-
Col. Fenwick, Capt. Gibson, Captains
Malcolm, Lawrence, Armstrong, and
Wool, and 1t. Lent. Some accounts
report the death Of Gen Wardsworth
and Capt Gibson. 90 officers are said
TO have been made prisoners, mostly
wounded. Some letters state that the
British Gen. Brock was killed-others
that he was only wounded. The militia
prisoners have been paroled.
Gen Van Rensselaer, and the Colonel,
had recrossed to the American side be-
fore the defeat. The former to urge on
reinforcements; in which he was unsuc-
cessful.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02
MONDAY, NOVEMBER ?, 1912, =.

pledge in he time specified BY themselves /;
we are not, however, without hopes Of hsv-
ing This Grand Dish [CASADA, Tor christ-
mas Dinner. Il is said by celebrated Phi
losopher-[uot Tn JETrER-oE, but Sal
n1aRxrfy that our Gppetttes become kesH
according to the space If lime between our
meals !; and this 10 doubt viii be the case
may, il is - now with ~ TO be disap.
pointed III our BREAKFAST IN Angus, and
have 10 wait till Christmas for dinner j. a
long fast indeed. But we williry and live
a little longer on anticipatian Though very
poor diet and depend upon.the "Chapter
~ Accidents" AMI the Coed father OF St.
garter's for speedily providing the Grand
Feast Delaware Statesman.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02
Resolve for choosing Electors.

Resolved 5y The Sepate and House 81 Repre-
seJaJIves w General C0uE assembled, ana ~ lhe
aulhoriry of TIE same = That fUr ne purpose.
KIT choosing Electors of President ard Vice
President of tile United States, this Com
monweaIth shall be divided into SIX Dis
trcts, - follows: the Counues 81 Suffolk,
Essex aud N1ddlssex, shall Torn one Dis
triCt and choose FIVE Eleci 1rs--the CUun-
ties Of Worcester, Hampshire Hampden,
Franklin and Berkshire shall form one DIS
trict and choose SIX Eiecg0 s---tae CJun Ies
Of Plymouth, Brs ~, Norfolk, Barnstable,
Dukes County and Nantucket shall form one
District and choose Four Electors-the
Counties Of York, Cumberland and OAtlTd
stall form enc District, and choose Thee
E.ectors--lhe Counties 0f Lincoln, Renre-
bee and Somerset shah form one District
and choose Three ElecLors--aId the Coua-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02
WARRIORS OF WYOMING.

o naughty was the hour,
The hum, the brave array,
When sailed forth Mornings power
Upon the battle day
But soon, when hemm'd by sudden foes,
They gsttsr'd round 70 fight and die /;
o horrid was The shout that rose,
And long ana deep the dying cry.
Fierce was the fight Of strong despair,
And fierce tie savage yell,
And dreadful was the carnage, where
The various Of Wyoming fell
No shouting ofvictorious pride,
Deceived the brave mans dying breath,
But murder ragged on every side,
And heavy blows, and blood, and death.
o gloomy was The day
Vixen the widow'd mother heard
The roar Of bsttle die swaJ,
Aud no returning band aPpear'd.
No more their burning hamlets CLEAN
Along the narrow heath,
Nor stretching DER the midnight stream
Reflects the fire Of death.
No more their little fort around
The Warriours Of Wyoming throng,
They sleep beneath the frozen ground
Where the wind hOwls loud and long.
And there the passing traveller finds
No grave stone rising nigh,
Where IN tall grass bends, and The hollow
winds
May eddy round and sigh.
D when shall their silent home
It's mournful glory gain!
The vollied roar and the mufiad drum
IL honour OF the wsrrlour slain
D when shall rise, with chisserd head,
The tall stone DER their burial place
Where the winds may sigh for the gallant
dead
And the dry grass rustic round lis base
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-11-02
NEW GOODS.
r STEVENS,

FxcHARcE sTREKT,
rrAsmft received an additional aiortment or
II FANCY q STAPLE GOODS,
among which are Linens white and eolored
Camhrieks; black ditto; Linen ditto; Aors,.
lawn; a great variety Of Muffin; csuibriek
and coInmsa Dimo,ies; Ginghams; Cahcoes
Printed Cambricks Furniture Ch'ntzes; ok
LulfrinRs white, purple, late. fawn. green
aud brown ditto black hik Lace cotton
oitto. black & white lace Veihngs Ribbons;
6Ik and cotton Cord ; Lace Sleeves; extra
lono black, white, aud coloursd kid Glove;
lhoPf dino fix dttO; gertlemen's d,stS
Marking Canvas; Sewing SILK Bots; work
mo Cotton black * whue Grape ak Hand
ks1chief,; MlIenett Bonnet Paper Eng
lin Cotton black ELK Hole; white and l2te
dino Aate worried ditto black ditto I; white
cotton ditto; tortoife hell Combs; Fancy
Muffin Handkerchief Sotton Umbrellas
cambria Muffin; artificial Flowers Wadding;
Sarfnests Of all colors PuT.es-Scihors-Piu
fine Boboin--black, white and yellow & A
and S 4 Flaanels--bIack, white, green aud red
; 4 and 4 4 ditto-pelifIe ditto great vari-
ety. of pain s. figured Observation-Disclosures
OF all colours--b ack Canon Crape-fancy
coloured ditto imitation Shawls--cOmmon
gitto-chiIdren's 9 owes; black tabby Velvet
-Nankins-chiidren's Hoie--hearth & floor
Bruihes-hair ditto--Table MaIts---Nory
Combs, sc. &c. Oa. rs