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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
VOTERS.

THE Seledmen Of the town Of Portland,
a hereby give notice that hey have poited
up Lin of Perions in iaid town, qualified
TO vote for Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Senator's, Representatives in the Genet Al
CouN or in Congrefs, at the hoafe of JAMES
BURNHAM, Efq. Innhoder 10 faid town ssd
one at the Maine Fine t5' Marine laJErsnfs
0Ece in Exchange nreet and thar they will
be in feiIion on every Thuridsy between this
day and the 6rlt Monday in April next, from
nine TO ten o'clock in the forenoon and ALTO
on Saturday, mex. preceding the faid fri
Monday of April, from nine O'Clock TO twelve
in the forenoon and from three to FIX o'clock
in the aTtersoon, az the office of SAMuEh
FREEMAN, Fig. to receive evidence of the
qualifications of perfons whole names have
not been entered on faid Lift.
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
JOS III INGRAHAM,
ENOCH PREBLE.
Portland, Mareb 9, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

~EHE fubferihers inform their friends aGd
the public 1lat they have formed con.
nection in bulinels under the firm of
WHEATON & DOUGLAS.
. They have taken the Chop next above tAe
CAzkTTE OFFICE, in Exsb0sge FRET, No 10,
heretofore improved by Godfrey Wheaton,)
where they intend carrying on the buhnefs Of
Matchmaking Z Working feweiry,
10 the noG modern nyle.-They manufacture
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals Ear
Knobs, Drops, &c. &c fe, all kinds OF pre-
cious Homes; repair broken Ear Rings, Watch
Chains, &c in fine, every thing in the lire
OF their buiinefs will be executed neatly, with
deipatch, and On realonable terms Come
and fec
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
SAMUEL PHILBRICFl,

tate Of Cape Elizabeth, in the cousty of Cum
berIand, mariner, decesfec, by giving bond as
the law directs-he therefore requelts all
perfons who arc indebted 10 the laid deceaied's
eitate, 10 make immediate pay ment aud thoie
who have any demands thereon. TO EXHIBIT
the came TO JOarsNA PHILBRICK
Fe5 81, 1872 (M2)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

l.. GRIZZLY,
Has fsr ale, 1T No 4, Long Wb0,f,
90 boxes HAVANA brown Sugars
so chelts Souchong Tea
10 do Hyfon skin Tea
so bolts Ruffia Duck
50 pieces Ravens do
20 bolts Englilh do
90 do Couon do
10 hhds w / Rum
100 bbls Mackarel
500 bsls Msis, Cargo No ]. z A > Beef
100 bbls Pork
20 binds MolaRes
1900 W.T.. Coffee
200 boxes Candies
200 boxes brown Soap
CORDAGE
BY the gang or fmall quantity
February %. NJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

4 Gentleman Of iIesdy habits, good moral
Z \ character and well acquainted with Book
keeping, wiihe, employment either as an Ac.
compliant OF Clerk IN fore For further
particulars inquire 0f The Printer. FEB II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

MEthe lubicribsrs having been duly ar
e pointed by the Judge Of Probale, com :.
milioners, to receive and report tie claims a.
gainIf the eltate Of
AARON LUFKIN,
late OF Freeport, yeoman, deceafed, hereby
give notice 20 Az Perlons intereaed tha. ve
will a tend 10 the examination tflaid claim.
At the dwelling houte lately occupied by the
fad Lufkn, ~ iaid FreePort, on Wednesday
the day Of April next, at one O'Clock p Nj.
and on Wednesday the sth day Of May nc1t,
Al one O'Clock p NJ and on Wednesday the
sSh day Of JulY next, a one o'clock p. VI.
JOSEPH POTE,
j. w. MITCHELL.
Freeport, Feb. o. sI2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

WE the fub(cribers, Commifioners, ap-
Poin ed by the Hon. Silas Lee, Judge D Z
Probate for the county of LincolH, TO receive.
and examine the Claims of the feveral credit
ors to the eltaie of
GEORGE COX,
late of Briiol, in laid county, mariner, de-
eeAied, reprelented InloIvent, hereby give
public notice that further time OF fouy
months from the date hereof has been allow.
ed by fad Judge for laid creditors "a hrinP
Ia and prove their elaine, and thar we TIA
ATTEND that fervice at the Office of Georqe
Reid, Fig 10 Noble orough, on the fourth
Monday Of March, the fecond Monday of
April, aud the fra Monday Of May next.
from three TO ave o'clock, ?. n ca each oF
faid days.
SoSERT H HI'H c-~~F'-.''
Nabieba'eg5, Jan 3. sl2 tMe)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
FRESH FLOUR.
WILLIAM CROSS.


AT No ,, Long Wharf. has Just received
BY Brig Lydis, and for sale
100 bbls Fresa Supe fine F.our
Few half bbls Do 10 Do
March g. 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
WHEATON & DOUGLAS.
THET HAZE FOR SALE,

an anortment Of
Sheffield, Plated e. Britania Ware:
fuch as Tea Pots, Sugar Difhes, Cream Pots,
Caudefticks, Tea Csddies, &C. &c. An ele.
CANT afortmeDt of Portabls Razors, Deik
Knives, Tortoife illslI Combs, Spar Candle
lticks, TIC together with a general afor..
mcnt of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

BENJAMIN BUTMAN,
Ere6szge G'e-',
TTAS juff received an additional iuPPly Of
A 4 freih
DRUGS and Medicine5, Paint, Dye
Staf5, 90.
which now makes his zdortment in The above
branches very entenhve and complete-Ago,
LARGE GLASS, fuitable for Picture Francs.
Pot and Pearl afhes, conftantly for lale.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
a. to all concerned, thar fhe has been duly
appointed and taken upon herfelf the trul
of adminiaratrix on the eazte of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

A Steady Young MAN, well acquainted
~ d The e,nhs Making Buine!s. Lib
srsi wages AID conIian' employ wl! be given
a e. he hfa q April nett. A good recon-
snendA ION will be required = Enquire az this
Cfhce February 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
W1TCH-FURNITUPE,
and few warranted WATCHES,

81 Il clofe application 70 their profeF
ional brhneis for upwards of ten years, with
eminent workmen, and an Acquaintance with
the principal men of their protection in The
United States, are sught in their favor, w. *
D hatter them.elves that they fhaII merit and
receive public patronage
GODFREY WHEATON,
John w. DOUGLAS.
Po'tIand, Jan. Is. 1879 uf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

He fublcriber hereby gives public notice
10 AL concerned chat he has been du!Y
appointed and taken upon himielf the lrult o.
admlnilsrator on the eiiate Of
HUGH CRACUE, 3rS
late of Windhan 10 the county OF Cumber-
aud, yeoman, decealed, by giving bend as
the law direGts-he therefore reqaelts al per-
ions who are indebted 70 the laid dccesfed's
eltate, to make immediate payment; and thole
who have any demands thereon, 10 e1hibig
the fame TO NATHAN COOID
Fsb ~, 1879 (S9)
tE iuhicriber hereby gives no.I,e, that
the has been duly appointed and has iaksR
upon herte'f the tfutt OF EIeoutriI of the izlt
will aud telianreut Of
JAhES JUETT,
late of Edgcumhe, IN tie county Of Lincoln,
yeoman, dect aled, by giving bond a. the "
directs-fhe therefore requeis al petyDs
who are indebted to the fad deceaisd's eit4le
% make immediate payment. aud thoie who
have any demands thereon, TO ezhiUiE tie
fame Tor fetlement 20
ELICE JUETT, ESs.-f j..
EdgeurRbe March :, 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

JEREMIAH DOE, Collector.
Parlons6eld, Jan. 20, 1872
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30
Proof ubOn Proof

Pitiful as Mr.. Madson's attempt is 10
give wrong direction 20 public opinion,
and like his brother Gerry, 10 lnhame the
passions and warp the Judgement still
HeMy'S Pot" and his letters establish
fVrO important facts, which ought TO silence
the tongue Of democratic Islander as to Bri-
fish Influence aud British Party among
us.
!, First FACT is thaton enquiry and ex2min
atloahe could not find sing lie man Of infu.
ence to whom he would or did communicate
his plan. On the CONT airy all appeared anx-
ious to support the U.ion Of thc States.
Second Fact is that he fund tic leadiDg
FedeEsists, men of Iategyuy Of Inteatios--
pure and bar.Otic--men that be well con.
Guided incapable Of listening to his PROPOSE
tIOns.
Thus so far as this same Henry is a good
witness, he has bestowed an e: iogium on
the Federalisls Of Massachusetts. II had
it in view 70 taInper with item, Tut he
found them incorruptible he found he
could not approach them with his impure
intentions. And so he very naturally now
applies 10 the President for something by
way Of ward ioE telling him this story
Thus democracy itself is BOW proving
(whst honest men knew befQre) that the
Felera!iSts sfc mn Of Integrity, Principle,
Patriotism and Honor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30
FOR SALE,

A PLEASANTLY situated Farm in
Northyarmouth, Tying on the lower county
road leading through said town, consisting
of above one hundred acres Of good land has
on il yoHng growth Ut wood, an orchard,
two dwelling houses, store and Two barns
is under good cultivation, and is CAPABLE of
keeping thirty head Of cattle, and 3 good
place for trader.-Said farm will be sold
for cash or exchanged for West India
Goods Also one tenth of Federal wharf,
with large store thereon. The stock and
utensils. with or without the farm, rs will
best salt The purchaser FoF fArtha r Partit :
ulars apply 10 the subscriber on sad prnl.
Sc. JAMES LANGWORTHY.
Northyarmouth, March 80 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30

AZ VI present moment, The passage OF the
war taxes, the recruiting service and the
war measures generally and finally, the
approaching election of President. Il ap-
pears this Henry arrived at Boston in De-
cember last in company with pretended
Count De Crilon-they came 10 this City
in January WITH A LETTER OF RE-
COMMENDATION OF Henry from our
COR 6ERR1, dated january 1lth last, to
ne Pfendent hat the Cabinet or President
pledged themselves 20 Henry that he should
not be molested or questioned /; that Henry
was secreted here and in Alexandria, till
asst week, when q conveyance of property
in France was made BY Count De CriIlon,
(and acknowledged before Notary Public
IN Georgetown to Henry, 10 The amount Of
400, 600 Franks, and that Henry IS expect
I'd 10 have sailed IN the Wasp from New
york tor France thus putting II out of the
power Of the investigating Committee 10
make further enquiry intO The business, 50
much md so earnestly wished for by every
Fe.lerd'ist The COmmiltee have been to-
gether on the subject several times. are 10
meet ag'm tomorrow morning but It IS
much 70 be feared VIII not investigate the
business furher--perIia. - for lie plain rea-
son',hat II nligiI lead 70 allAy rather than
contribhte TO the excl ement already elect
ed. Your Mr.. Ned en- was the only one
who was for implicatln6 de Federaiisls
with Henry!
"The letters were procured by the Pre-
sldent al the enormous p,ice of
x $4,000 Dolkurs,
pad oui The Teasuyg gffhe q S. designed
u excite the people against the British 60
vernment and the Federallsts Of the eastern
States, and TO promote the reelection Of
President Madison and Gov. Gerry, thro'
whom Henry was Introduced here"
'"This fact is fully ascertaiued, like
wise that Henry received his pay ten days
before The date Of his letter to the ), lreta-
~ Of State 7"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30
To tLe Eaftor -efrhe Eastern A,cua.


SGR-Observing a scrap in your
Paper ct the l9th inst. entitled A GOOD
THING, respecting the conduct of lea
ding federalist, IN sending TO Lewiston
for q voter to vote for Town officers in
New Gloucester, being the voter al
luded to, take the liberty to correct
your miStatement - am he only yo-
ter who was a. Lewiston on the day of
our meeting for the choice Of town off.
GERS, that did receive notice Of the
meeting by the politeness of a Friend,
IS fact, and il is also true that | have
heretofore supported those persons who
arrOgate to themselves, tie tame of Re-
publican. l have for season been de-
luded by the wlIes of democracy and
too much controlled by the dema-
gogues OF faction, but the private con-
duct and public measures of those who
assume to themselves the title of exclu.
sfve friends TO the People have conyin-
ced ms chat their heads must be deran-
ged, or their hearts corrupt. 1t is like
wise tue that my friends did Congrat.
Glale NJ on my safe arrival at the NEE
ting tiom the immense distance of
eight Mills, over quagmires aud ditch.
es, yet can assure you that il the ra-
pidity Of my journey, | passed 10 quag-
mlres except The Quagmires of democ-
racy, and 1 can assure you that reaec-
lion has convinced me Of former
erro.s, and induced me cheerluliy and
freely 10 give my vote iii support OF
men whose minds are sound and whose
motives are pure and whose characters
are incorruptibIe-men whose charac-
tiers have been wickedly trsduced by the
pretended friends ol-but real oth08erS
Of . refH6Acan firm Of government that
| voted for federal republican candi-
dates, frankly own, and all my regret
Is that they have not for years past had
tie management Of our general and
SIa,e governments
, JOHN PREBLE.
.&.E'-GtouceSter, March %, 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30
COUNTY CAUCUS.

-TI AZ -Irg T Luin5eTId1d,
FLAAaE 10 remember that no longer a.
60 than last July, we held County caucus
as Falmouth, where delegates puncIuaIiy
attended from nearly every town in this
County, Tor the purpose OF agreeing on a
suitable Candidate for recommendation 10
he Governor and Council, tor sheriff of
Cumberland and thai we Unanimously
recommended our friend David Green and
because i did not meet the appreciation Of
ne L-s'oPa House .f4nto Of Portland, did
they hot with VIM. King write to the Gov
eFnor aRl Council that the caucus was at
tended By none bat the TGb5!e, and that
jos 2. FcXcraft must be appointed Sheriff.
This IS RebH5iIcanisy7I with wiiness--Goy.
Gerry anu NJ. King, make US fine r-pg5i.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30

COnbE aie anxious 10 so to War with
Great Britain and thereby please france.
TIE People don't perceive any sufficient
reason for such dresfful calamity and all
the long list Of taxes, distresses and evils
which must then come upon US.
The President and Congress wish to raise
the sOar jsver as high as possible.
Hence the President has sent the late
message 10 Congress on purpose 20 infi4me
the Passions ofthe Country, 50 that lie may
carry his War Scheme into effect.
But look-The President does not be-
licse woId Of all this--he knows it is
nonsense-but he gives it a solemn appear
ance.
Why did lie keep back the letters three
weeks
Why did he let Henry go to sea first
WHY did he send him in a national ship J
aspy 10 be caressed and cOmfnrted?
How much Secret service money did
Mr.. MsdsOn give him for this mighty bub-
bic
How many votes does he expect to gain
BY il III Massachusetts III favor Of The Ger
ry and War Ticket
LOOK TO 1T.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30
WALSH'S REVIEW.

JUST received and ready for delivery TO
Subscribers at the BookRore Ct A. LIZ
MAN & Co Exchange 6,set, THE AMRRI-
CAN REVIEW of hiltory and politics and
general repoGtory Of literature aud State pa
pers No. S. The I'd Volume of this work
commence, with the preient Ndmber-price
Dc per year. subscriptions for this valu4-
bic publication are received at the above
Bookfore ALTO, JUL received as above, TT &
LIrr OF DAVID BRAINERD, the A1iDEono,y,
price one dollar, and Abbots Sermons 10 mar
;ners, d. 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30

1890 Iy"a~s % jEy fit Pa6Us,
II what degree 81 degredaticn and
infamg must ;h1t country be reduced
when us chief Magistrate shall dare 10
take from the public chess such an e.
ngrmous sum I'd lavish upon renega-
do Iiishman traitor 10 this Country
and a spy 20 the British land Tor
what, my countrymen, is this % pay
him For be>towing upon our admin
i,,ration terms like these" muddy
commixture Of folly weakness and du'
plicity" Does not their late tranSac-
tions with him fully Justify SUCH q
character Of them How is this money
ob,a,ned,ayhich IS thus lavishly squan-
dered upon a scape glllows scoundrei [!
Is Il not taken from the mouth OF la
bcur"-or borrowed At interest, which
must be paid BY the hard earning OF
Industry?
Does any man doubt the fact that
$1,000 dollars have Oren paid 70 this
modern Judas III pledge myself for
Ills trulh, It has been, it can b. proved
toElcmonstraior. Warrants from the
tyasury nave been issued and are dam
-Djp-. proofs IF the bsseHess OF this
transaction. I.this can be disproved |
vi,l abandon forever all my confidence
Il. GsAa.a! l1ren and federal measures.
I am ready to taLe my political creed
"a this point.
NV Countrymen-The first Mon
day of April will give YOU an Oppor;u-
nifty to rescue yourselves from the de-
graded and debased situation in which
You are placed by this "muddy COM
qtrture q 7yeakaess, Jcly Gad dl7lfc-
ig."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30
STANDING ARMY.

We understand that several Of Tie ex-
elusive friends of the people" belonging to
this town have been notified OF their being
appointed Officers il the New Standing :
my alias President Madison's LeBisH 81
Honor" Que,e /? Who will have 70 fooffhe
bill ofthese Ujfor4,s Patriots, who are 20 re-
ceiye their thirty, forty, fifty and seven y
five dollars month, besides raiIons An
swer Farmers, Mechanics, Sesmen, Ira
ders, Tavern Keepers, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30

can sbeccies, but take care 10 call uS the
rattle or the mob, when we attempt to have
voice in any appointments, even in our
County.
Follow them no longer, my friends, they
are all Tyrants and because Mr Green
was genuine republican. trey told Gov.
Gerry not u mind as, the rattle, but 10 ap
point Foxcrait, who has lately exercised his
authority, over enc OF his best Deputies,
in the true spirit OF Monarch-An | am
happy he had Independence eaOugh 10 re
sign lis commission.
Is this repubIicanism or is it Petty Ty.
rsOnyl FALMOUTH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30
Sb0eJ, Boats, sc.
STEPHEN FIELD.

INFORMS the public that he has semoved
from his late aand 10 the fore formerly
improved by MIR. STEPHEE hiTETler. nearly
oPpohte ha MAINE BANK, IA Exrha.rs f,e4.
Of whom he has purGhared his whole
Stock in trade,
Consisting OF as large an sfortment Of /.
BOOTS and SHOES
as can Re found in aUyo other Shoe Store FL
town-and which he Is determined 10 sell -
cheap and OF as good qualify as can be lad
elsewhere.
The Boat e Sboe-making BuGEcG
IS carried on at his Chop ID all its variou. brsa-
ches-anddueh a nuslber OF workInen en-
p'oyed as will enable him at all time, 90 nav
greater regard 10 PuNcrUALIrY than i
usua'fo people Of his profelion.
81 Having thu, eliahlilhed himself. he homes
10 receive that portion Of
PUBLIC PATRONAGE
WhIch eGdesVoTs TO please, ihail enti,Ie him to.
Portland, March 80, 1912.
THE coParnerihip Of DEARBORN ~
WHhRFF, was difoIved ky agreemer,
on the 9th inft SIMON DEARBORN
March 50, 1879.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30
COTTON CARDS.

John DIX has JUN received, 70 doz Cot
ton Cards, No from 6 70 IO-Alfo, :
general afTortment Of
Welt India Goods & Groceries !;
which are ufFrred for fac A. a low rate.
ALso-A new 5slLo7v5 fqp CJnils, with plated
harnal- compleIe; made by the fri workmcn
in Town and wsrran ed--it viii he dispofed of
on long credit or exchanged for country pro
dnre or Other goods --F r. sak a5 abt.us--
Cotton EaGorv Yarn ard Manufactured
Cotton ct the Factory price,.
March 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30

ing ana conversation alluded 10 ii tie ar.
gus, that the remarks made 10 tie person,
who appears to be SO DESTROYS of disayow-
ing his own convictions, we've such as tue
letters fully warrant.
We are not cf5ce sectors or time ss'ves,
but advocates Of such measures As tend u
promote the public good instead of those
which are calculated 10 CRAFTY personal
ambition only.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30
Original a'aa oathentic qnecdote OF Ger.

Original o''a outhentic qHccdote Of a GER
rain zg0uId,4s Colonel and Senet5,..
About The time when the Major
turn'd his coat, Doctor {. told him that
he understood that he had met with an
extraordinary change. tell you what
I. (savs the Major) it is all Cl-n'd nom
sense TO nick against the pricks-" The
feeofLe must De rode, and yoH and TDldry
as vel ride them as nor" Speak for
yourself major, says the Doctor. We
eXpct soon TO see the major upon his
great horse.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30

FIRST Part of the 18th vol. Of Doct Reos
New CyclopediA recelvsd and ready for
delivery 10 fubicribers. The Cd part will be
received in few days. One Sett Of this valu
able work for iale at the original price. by
S. PATTEN,
hgeaf IF tie Proprietor fer tbe Djf,it7 y I1oins.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30
-<s9 @ g.
Wdr /! Or No Wrqr /,

That is THE question. We have it
from good authority, that a gentleman,
direclly from WASHING ron, high iR
he confidence Of the administration,
anil holding distinguished judicial SID
iIoa 10 our country, has given positive
opinion that WAR is inevitable, unless
The eastern elections should exhibit y
change IN favor OF Federal Republican
ism.- Boston Messenger.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30
lanes Weeks Ellale

HE creditors TO the ellste OF JAMES
WEEKS, late of Portland, IN The county
Of Cumberland, mariner, dcceafed, and ali
concerned, are hereby notified thar Lenuei
Weeks and Ebenezer Mayo, executors Of the
lait viii anc teliament of fad deceaied, have
each exhibited 20 me an account aeainll laid
eitaie-and ALTO joint account Of their ad-
mlniItration On iaId eItate; and that the rarze
viii be conhdered By me at Probate Cours
TO be holden at the Regifer. Office in PORT
lAud, on the ieeond Wednesday of april uext,
at zen O'Clock in the forenoon, when and
where they may have opportunity ID make
their objections 70 faid accounts Or either of
them, II any they have
SAM FREEMAN, Jr4gs II Jail Can't.
Merit Is, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30
Republicans,

Republicans,
Is there not msn whom YOU are called
surOn by the Argus 10 vote for as Senator
Tor tins District. vino has beeu found gull
ty by q Jury Of lis Cuuntfy, and had Judi
cial Sentence passed upon HIM! Arc we
not as victuous and enlightened a1revpie- at
the present day, as those who lived IN The
reign Of Augustus, The first Roman Emper.
or Do those who have put this man up
for the Senate, think 10 impose on US, by
running him in before We haye time TO en-
qture his character
Does Lawyer Ripley expect us to give
him seat IN our Senate, a stranger Us he
IS, with All these impe rfecu0ns upon him /,
without giving us time to see reformation
10 his conduct Particularly as he IS not
even house holder, and having never lived
six months in the County.
Shall We vote for such men as Ripley,
Page and Poor, and iorsske our good old
substantial, honorable and we'll known
friends Matthew Cobb, Lothrop Lewis, and
Daniel Stowell mo let us not be 50 IA.
grateful. Cumberland g Osford
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30

Alta Meeting Of tic FEDERAL RE
PUBLICANS at WASHINGTON HALL
on Saturday Evening, il was 'Oted unSni
mously to support ,he Elec ion Of
Capt. COTTON 3. BROOKS, and
Capt. PETER WARREN,
to FL the vacancy III The board of Select
men
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30
Qualifications Of Senator's.

1t was the invariable usage Of the Roman
Republic 70 annually post up in some public
place list Cf Senators to be examined by
one Of the censOrs--" And K Any one by his
behaviour had rendered Himself unworthy
" that high rank, his name Was passed o.
yer by the censor ia reading the Ioli ; and
thus be was held to be excluded from the
Senate. and the name of any Senator WHO
had been condemned bya .J4aicial sentence.
was erased from Tie iistr-TAIT ANNAL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30

We shall not waste ZINE in personal y!
tercation with the conductors ot the Argus
or Iutrude On tie pauenCe Vi our readers,
by commenting on The matter wilh winch
the columns " Ihat paper Is iI..ed- We re-
peat, and II can be subsLantated by The
testimony u those present during the read
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-30
Fliphakt Wharf.

T INFORMS the public that he has taken the
fhop formerly improved by Mr. Seth
Clark, but lately by Mr.. James Kmball, 10
Exchange ftreer where he executes the
Tailoring ByGnSf
in faithful and fashionable manner. He To-
licits the public patronage. Trimmings Of all
kinds kept conhantly on hand.
Marck 80.