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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05

BINNs, the Irish Editor Of the Dem
ocratic Press, in Philadelphia, now
the Jealous partisan Of MIR. MADIsoN
.gvls 5sition TO Mr.. CLISToN, did in
1908 write and publish the follow
ing Manifesto against MIR MADISON as
Candidate for the Presidency, and we
do not find that he gives any reason for
thinking better Of him now,--Sal. Gaz.
:" | have lsaid BINNs at that timc) a
most decided preference for GEORGE
CLINTON rather than JAMES MADISON.
The facts which have led TO this prefer
ence are numerous, and may be found
In the history Of the revolution and in
the subsequent history Of the republic
of America. ! have no intention of
now entering at large into my reasons
for this preference, but | trust | shall
be excused if | slightly notice few of
the most conclusive This will per.
haps be done more concisely by starting
some of the objections to Mr.. MADISON
rather than enumerating the claims,
revolutionary and republican, which arc
associated with the name of CLINTON.
" l. Younger men than Mr.. MADISON
can proudly strip their sleeves, and
3hew the scars and wounds which they
received in achieving the independence
Of America but in those times which
tried mems souls, Mr.. MADISON zy1s
1nkHozDH, and since that time his whole
political hle has been marked BY irres0-
luton and ti1Hdity.
2. Since his appointment, as secre-
tary of state, he has kept in office and
appointed 10 office, some Of the most in
veterate enemies of democracy he has
studiously paid court TO the federalists,
and as studiously avoided the republic
cans.
I 80 Mr.. MADISON has been solemnly
charged on the floor of Congress with
wishing 10 purchase the friendship Of
France-this high charge has never
! been denied
If there be any man, who has re-.
Elected seriously on these objections, and
can conscientiously support MIR MADI-
son for the office Of chief magistrate Of
a republican and independent country,
their minds are differently constructed
from mine"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05

language of their conduct is like that of Je-
la +" Come with me and see my zeal Tor
the Lord" They will take more pains 10
so 10 meeting where they may be distin-
guished, than they will 90 seek out the at
Acted, and deal their bread to the hungry
10 bind up the broken hearted, or 10 let the
oppressed 90 free. Its not 10 be under
stood however that means especially meet
Ings public and private are 10 be neglected,
but only that they be not rested 10 as the
substance ofreligion 10 the exclusion Of rela-
tive duties, or 10 that purity oi heart with
out which no man can see God.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05
Otigfeld I01Un Nicotine

At a legal town-meeling Of the ihhab-
itants of Ousheld, Oh the 18th of Sept.
for the purpose of taking into consider
alton the present distressing and alarm
ing situation Of our country, the follow.
ing resolutions We're unanimously &C
copied -
Whereas our national constitution
secures to each Of its subjects the RICH,
Of assembling together IN peaceable
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05
Original looftrp.
ANACREONTIC.

BOY, fill the Bowl with choicest wine,
Charge high the rankard to the brim'
'TwIl make your e, es like Stars TO shine
In pleasures POOL you'll learn to swim.
Boy, fill The Bowl, but mind-not spill,
Such wine as this-'tis SIN to waste
One cup with Joy my heart will fill.
But fifty would not slat my taste.
Each take yoar turn, and pass the bowl.
Each give toasl--but make II short
For brevity Of wits the soul,
And preaching always spOiis the sport.
Boy, fill the bowl, his is my toast:
Go where you will you'll find it pass.
Wine, Cash and Woman may we boast,
And he WAC dIinks not is an ass.
CYpRIAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05

The democratic Pigeon Fufferer," his
political fateES, and hrefeHsions 10 Be
chosen a REPRESENTATIVE 10 Congress, re-
mind us oil the following articles, which
were lately advertised as lost in a Gin
cinnari paper ga pair of saddle bags
containing some old clothes, some nails,
some sn1f, qiiire Of zVrahhtag tater,
and an OFT almanac"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05

LEWISTON, SEPT. 8.-Gen. Brock
is now at Fort George and his for
ces are in activity what he intends
next we know not.-He ordered
the evacuation of Detroit before he
left the Upper Country. We are bull
ding batteries. Gen. Van Renssa-
lear is highly respected and beloved.
We hope and expect achievements
and fuPplieS for our folders COM
plain they have no pay, no shoes, and
few necceharie6."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05

A meeting Of the inhabitants of the
town of Alfred, in the county Of York,
notified by the Selectmen of said town
on application of John Holmes, Esq. and
few others, his newly chosen friends,
was holden on the 9TH of Sept. 1912,
for the following purposes -
H." To choose a Moderator.
2. g 10 adopt such measures as shall
be thought necessary to SUPPORT the gOU-
ernment (meaning the present mis-ru-
lera) IN defence of our rights and in
favor ofthe union of the States.
3. " To choose delegates to attend a
county convention to be holden at Al
fred, on the 10th of the same month, for
the purpose ofadopting such measures
IS the times require.
4. " 10 adopt such resolutions as
may be thought necessary"
Great pains were taken to give notice
10 some of the inhabitants, by personal
application and otherwise, to induce
them to attend; and also to prevent
Others from being informed, that
meeting was TO be holden. A certain
great man, sometimes known by the
name of Porcupine," sometimes by
that of the Limington Farmer" at
others renowned as a song maker had
probably felt an itching to be elected
| one OF the delegates from his town, and
on that account naturally interested
himself III the success Of the meeting.
Alter the meeting was opened and
moderator chosen, the inhabitants unan-
imously resolved to support the con-
situtions of the United States and of
this commonwealth, and also the union
of the States.-John Holmes ESQ.
whose name stood first on the applica-
ton for calling the meeting, and who is
Representative OF The town the present
year, then read number Of resolutions
approving the wisdom, patriotism and
impartlality of the administration and
the necessity Of vindicating our rights,
! by commencing hostilities against
Great Brltain-upon which a debate
( Immediately ensued. The resolutions
were advocated by the Hon. gentleman
who read them, and were opposed by
HEYRr Holmes, Esq and Mr. SILBEE
A substitute, expressive of the disap
probation aud adherence of the meas
ures of the freSent administration in
| plunging the country into an uhneces-
sary, impoliti1 and ruinous war-the
wish of the town for a speedy, safe and
honorable peace-their intention to
suppress insurrections, rebellion, SC
was offered and passed by large and
respectable majority Of the persons
present. The meeting was then dissol-
we'd without coming to The main OBJ
4 iect for which il was called, viz. the
choosing delegates.-Strong marks of
modification, disappointment and cha
/ grin were visible on the countenances
Of the Dlei. Of 7oar, and particularly that
of Holmes, Esq which added to the
settled indications Of guilt, which have
marked his appearance since his aposta-
cy from political recIitude, and excited
feelings rather of PITY and contempt,
than Of indignation.
~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05
BRITISH FORCES In CANADA.

Previous to the declaration OF war,
the Peace Establishment in the British
Provinces was as follows - compa-
MES OF Royal ArtiAery, Commanded by
Maj. Gen. Georg Glasgow ga COM
pany Of Royal Z rs, under the
command Of 1t. Cato. oil Benyeres /;
10th ROgaE Pee ana re- tahoa, con-
sisting Of ten conid the.2. .lnder COM
maRd of Lieut.. Co.'s, oS.5dch First
Battalion ElghEa TOR kings Rr557s47-1,
consisting of ten companies under Ii.
Gen, G.. Drummond * Col. r. Young !;
Forty:frs Regiment Of Foot, 2 comPa-
MES, Col. III. Proctor ;-Fortg-ninth
(Hertfordshire) Regiment, u compa-
MES under Maj Gen. |. Brock, MAJ
Gen r. II. SnEAFFE formerly OF Bos-
tony and Col ]. Vincent ;-HHndred:h
Regiment Of Foot, 10 companies, under
1t. Col. Nal. Macpherson ;--Roydi
Newfoundland Regiment, 10 companies
under 1t. Gen. ]. Skerrett ;-Canad'aH
FenctbLe Infantry, 10 companies, under
Maj. Gen. ID. Shank.--The above men
toned are the Regular Troops serving
in Canada. Nova SCOTIA are
a Battalion of Royal .frtiAery, 3 compa
MES 80 companies of Royal Engtn-
GERS 80 companies of the Eighth Reg
iment q Foot companies of Ninety
Eighth the 99th Regiment the lo4th
Regiment, under Maj Hunter -
| And at Newfoundland, the Nova Scois
F. Infantry, under Col Z Baynes, who
has lately been serving with Sir. G
| Provost.
The Canada Militia is Differed, j
not disciplined, and is arranged in SC
Divisions the District of Quebec
contains divisions District of Iroi'
Riveres, 2 divisions Eastern Town
ships, divisions District of Montreal
IS divisions and the District of Caspe
division. These so divisions art
composed of 47O companies, chiefly Q
Foot and the whole number Of mel
enrolled probably amounts to abou
$4,000.
The London papers mention that
regiment is ordered from Barbados
and another from England for HALIFAX
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05

The brave Sir Si9m Smith, So cele-
brated for his naval Y" military exploits
in driving BonaParte out Of syria, en-
barked on board, it is stated, the Tre-
mendous, for the American station.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05

The letter Of COL Lewis Cass, to
the secretary of war, fills US with grief
and astonishment it furnishes no
proof that gen. Hull was traitor. AT
best (if we are TO speak in favour of
the administrator it only goes to
prove, thar gen. Hull was unfit for
the command, owing either to cow
ardice, or want Of judgment. If
col Cass was authorized by the 9TH
or field officers to Offer the itatement
made, as founded in fat, the com
municAtlon 70 the fecretary Of war
was in the proper form the fervice r.
quircs, according to usage long prac-
tiled in the European f1rvice But to
publilh it to the world as evidence Of
gen. HulPs guilt, previous TO hearing
him in his own defence, has no pre-
cedent On the part of the fecretarY
of war, it is an action as bajs as It Is
1Uicked and Dangerous.
: The tranfaction ftands in an official
form, becaule the letter was directed
to the fecretary Of war, and. of courfc,
BY bin pafied TO the publiiher.
Gen. Hull has been condemned With
out a trial--or without even beng
bsa, d in his defence, by MIR. Madifon
and his lecretary Of war.
~ s, G1=,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05
Interesting 70 he Mrhtta.

II is slated that the drafted Militia Of the
state Of New Jersey who have foe some
time past been stationed =, Horsimus whose
time OF service has expired, have bsen dis
charged, but-zVifhoW their pay. Tins u
not 10 be wondered At when war IL declared
with al empty treasury
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05

AdmiraE Warren's Squadron,

AdmiraL Warren's Squadron,
Now on our coast, is as follows -
San Domingo, capt. Gill, (Adm. Sir J.
b. Warren, 90 guns
Tremendous, capt Campbell. "a
Poictiers, capt. Beresfofd, "A
Niemen, capt. Pym, SO
Fawn, capt Fellows, %
Mutme, brig, capt. De Courey, Is
Sophie, brig, capt. Lockycr, lS
Magnet, capt Maurice, 10
Mackarel, schr. capt. Carter, Z
Besides these, the Pompee, "a, I.au-
restine, "a, Spilfire, IS, Decoy, 10, and
Dwarf, 10, are to Join.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05

The venerable Pickering is nomina-
ted a candidate for representative to
Congress from Essex North District.
He Will be elected
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05
Some PafrIOtS haze
Palms.

Several Militia officers on duty at
Swanton VI. have been complained of
for assisting in smuggling. Ap inyes.
tigation is ordered.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05

Our Friends" at Malaga, III
French, have imprisoned the America
Consul, air. Kirkpatrick.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05

II is stated that from 15to 90 challenge,
Of Duels have been given IN Charleston s
c. within the last months.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05

The Corporation Of AlbdHy, N. x. have 70.
ted to present the Freedom of the City to
Capt. Hull in gold box with suitable devi-
ces.
Capt. Stevgart is ordered 70 re assume the
command of the Constellation f,igsle, now
fitting out Al Washington.
Gen. Hull has arrived at Newton. Since
the publication Of his official account Of The
surrender Of Detroit. the Chronicle and Olh-
papers begin 10 haul 10 their horns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05

David II. Williams Of 5. c so famous for
his rantng speeches in Congress such as 9 D
he had me command Of the red dynlley 81 hea-
zen he you'd drive the tast anchored a@e from
her nl0orlHgs," declines reelection.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05

The fligate John adams is condemn
ed as unseaworthy, and converted into
prison ship.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05

The recent elections in Delaware
show a great increase Of votes in favor
Of the friends Of peace.
A number Of persons have lately been
killed by the Indians i'll the Indiana
Territory. The inhabitants are much
alarmed, expecting general attack {;
and many of them are removing with
their families and effects.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-05

TOR faIe by the fubferibsr, At his itOre 10
i Fore fret, nearly OPPOfte the head OF
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-03-13
Public Sale.
Feb. 90. 1912.

WE the undersigned Commissioners
w appointed by the County Court oil
Berkeley, in = Decretal order. pronounced
in a suit at January Court, 1872, wherein
Edward Beeson, President Of the Over.
seers of the Poor of the Parish IF Norbourn
and County of Berkeley is Plaintiff and
the heirs of Absolem Miller, deed, are
Defendants, or some two of US, will offer
for sale, for cash, at the door of the Court
House. in the town of Martinsburgh. Coun-
ty OF Berkeley, and Commonwealth OF Vir-
ginia, on the l4th day of March next, one
House and Lot of ground. lying and being
in the town of DArkesville, and known on
the plat of said town BY Lot No. SO.
MAGNUS TATE,
JAMES STEPHENSON,
ELISHA BOYD.
Feb. %. 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-03-13
Feb, %. 1912.

A LII persons are hereby cautIoneN A5-.s. p,i'ehas-
"A ing from my wife Mary, any property belonging
to me, from harbouring or concealng, for her, any
thing that is mine, and from dealing with her, IN any
way, on my account, as | am determined not to be ac-
countable for any contract she may make after this
date-she having left my bed and board without any
just cause CONRAD CLAfCOMB.
February %. 1912. :
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-03-13
Notice as hereby g1Uen,

THAT Books will be opened at the tavern
OF Edward M'Gaire, in Winchester, on
Monday the 9th day of April next, for the
purpose OF receiving subscription for 1866
shares in the Capital Stock of the Farmers
Bank of Virginia, established By an act
passed by the last General Assembly, a
branch OF whichris to be in the town of Win.
chester. FEe Books will be kept open from
day to day, from ten o'clock in the morning
I'LL three In the AFTERNOON, until the whole
Number OF shares are subscribed /; but no
person or company can subscribe for more
'han thirty shares 10 any one day, until the
expiration of the first ten days.
twenty-five dollars on each share to be
PAID at the time Of subscribing. twenty FIVE
Collars 10 sixty days thereafter, (these two
pay ments to be made in gold or silver)-
twenty i've dollars 10 sixty DAYS after the
DAak shall go into operation, and the re.
naming twenty-five dollars in sixty days
after.
he subscriptions will be taken under the
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-03-13
For Sale,

A VALUABLE SAW MILL just cree
n ted in Kesels Town, also a large
STONE HOUSE which is kept as a house
of entertainment for travellers and others,
with a good Wagon ward !; there IS one a
or. of ground wn-reou the house stands,
with an orchard on part of the same. Also
eight and a half acres Of LAND adjoining
said town. A Wagon and two middle s'z'
ed horses will be taken 10 the first pa, ment'
ANY person inclined to purchase, may know
the terms by appl,i ing to the subscriber.
John RHINE, sen.
Rockingham County, Virginia,
February %, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-03-13

Il Store and Wurc-H House,
10 Shepherds Town, in a situation equal
toany in the place for public business
Possession may be had Immediately. by
APPLYING 20 JOHN, KEARSLEY.
March 6, 1912
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-03-13

Cash given for clean linen
and Cotton Rags, at the
| Gazette office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

5nsHsp HlrHfG- .l'.lkl,, and Ckdi,t-
trfrU,er,
NEXT door above re Ialan Chie'. in
y Egcaa.re erect a he lish Of he T'"t
keep. con.,.nly on Laad ener-I Aa-r'men,
ID
5tu4t5, Saddie5, HqrH.BS, Sad
die Bag, ParimaHteaJ, tJc.
Of Z cd quality for fa.s on The mon reafona-
be Germ.
liz roif--- quantity OF very nice
II SEAL SKINS,
with which country Saddler, may De iuPph
e. on te.ms that cannot fail 70 give i1'Isfac'
ton.
- He manufacturer the various a-''cies
II The Gae n hv hutiaeCs in manner thl a
mite. durability with elegance. which purcna
iers are mott respectfully invited 10 roH 9"d
sx0s'ae 70, fJtzeivs,. an FEB Ia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
rERUP TIONS!!

THE foIfcrSi1g GAa'a9 y . letter f'O1s DR. WA
loDD 10 w Il. CONWAY evisseI tbs n.
pe,ior ttFssty # Dr. RelftI botanical D,sSs:-
$ Your Botanical Drops 0'e . @sR txslezt and
eertai~ ssye for az eataEegn, eyEptisss '-Saco A
Prh 5, 81. Among the many cures lately
performed by thess Drop, the following may
not be uninteteltiug "A Lazy ef Wa:e,te4VH
was years afflicted with eruptioAs anG Gcabs
all over the head, face, behind the ears, and
various parts OF the body, attended with mott
tormentng feelings, tuTnings, aud blOtches,
and WHICH rendered her 10 unplealant 70 her
lelf, thai ihe refuled company for (everal
months, In this truly deporabe ilate, lhe
was revealed upon TO try Dr.. Rei/es BstGn
iesI ErsPI, when to the afonifhment of her
ieIf and friends ihe was cured By taking bot
ties. a CJi1 ifs years old was covered with
bies and ulcers, leveral of which had cat
down 10 the ribs, attended with i'chings, bur
nings, and blolches. BY recommendation, the
parents we're induced to try thtfs Drops, anc
was cured by takiDg bottles, a Csrpssfsv
near b foH had his arms covered with biles, no
iets than 4S on one arm iome as big as pig
cons egg, had tried every thing without eff
iect, was cured by ottles '.'7be zgbeIe Of
fbs abaOs 7rtrsryfSrel a. PgG,etif! Thele D1ops
are radical cure for lcurvy, icrofula. leptofy,
eruPtions, iurfeit, fail rheum, pImped faces,
fore legs, ulcers venereal taints where mercu
ry has failed, all impurities of the blood aud
Juices are The beit Spring and Autumnal ply
u, aud may be given to children with perfect
iatety. - hf J0' "Ds. Relies BotAsicsI
DroPs. N0se are genuine ESis5 /gss5" w. I.
Conway PartienIgr Prepared ~ the lole
proprietor, w. t CONWAY, No 8, fremont
itreet, Bolton, BY whon they arefold whole.
iaie ;-asd retail BY Mr. ,. PArrEN, Booked
Ter, Porrand-Dr. Todd, Ssco- Bablon, VII
eafet-Goodale, Rallowe!l-Dr Joel r Ellis,
Augulta-TapPaR. observation-disclosures and
Whipple, NewburypOrt-and mon Druggias
and Booksellers of refpectabihty throughout
the United States-IUbs's aiss nay Be bad all
thofe JULY elteemed and approved MEDI.
ClNES &c prepared BY W. Conway
60 Thele Medicines may had Of w
w. Sewall, poltoffice, BTunlwick, Culhing Z
Appleton. II. WhiPple Salem.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
NOTICE.

THE proprietor or proprietorS (who are
non reiidents aud whole names are 20 me
uuknown) Of the following ion aud parts of
lots Of unimprOved land, ftuated in place
formerly called Wen Portland, but now in
corporated and called Freeman. 10 the county
OF Somerfe are hereby notified that the fame
are taxed ID he Bills committed to me the
iubicuber. Collector of Taxes for fad town
for the year 1877 which aid taxes no per
Gon ha: appeared to dilcharge, and which wa'
committed TO me TO collect N vember 10,
lsii-a fchedule of which iaid lo,a and parts
Of lots, in numner and range according 10 the
plan of faid town, and their number of acres,
e(ims,ed value, and amount of taxes refPect-
iveyis a. follOwI--Qa laid taxes being wholly
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
Stos,, Ra5, Sc.
STEPHEN FIELD,

Tx7oRMs the public that he has removed
from his late itand 70 the fore formerly
improved by MIR. STEPHEN M1NTIsE' nearly
oppolite The MAINE BANK IN Bke6args pet >
OF whom he hzs purcha'ed bis whole
Stock in trade,
consisting Of as large an shortment OF
BOOTS and SHOES
as can be found in any Other Shoe Store IN
town-and which he 10 determined to sell as
cheap and of as good quality as caH be had
elsewhere.
The Boot e Sboe-makinG BgfngG
10 carried on at his fhop in all its various bran'
ches- and luch uunher Of workmen en-
ployed az will enable him at all times 70 pay
greater regard 20 PUNCrUALITY than -
u.ual 20 people OF his protection.
~ Having tho, enablifhed himself, he hopes
to receive that portion of
PUBLIC PATRONAGE
which eEdeavors to please, ihall entitle him 10.
Portland, March 80, 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
Tie foilaqving letter is 4 further Pro3f
sftas Iyterio' sfi5aty 9F
DR.. HUNT rps PILLS T.!

w. 7. CoEwAY
Sn-Nauc,ug your advertisement for DR.
Hu7tef's Pills and having 9 years ago COO.
traetrA yeneral amt winch BOtwithfsanding
the ulual treA ment, peIpe,uaIy troubling me
with bsIl aabs, pIr1I - ny bas5 large Jsa6I Sst
s!at-6es W. oVs, ny bsdy nv ebITv tye byorrf fass
g,G u NV epsstFs and paivs,E1l le5itE.e was ID
duced 10 try yhefe pitts when W. my lurprize
after Two boxes he Gcabs began 10 fca!e off
the pains eft me, my appetite became good
oa ,aIing boxes more am perfectly free from
sv,y, ,ymbtoa You would obhge me much by
vour advice and whether you shink It necei-
farv for me % continue If 70 ineole me IL a
I,t.y what you may think proper an, ar,
rnoft gratefully yours SC Y W.
P.rt,uoutB Ne Also
TBess PiHI are a. efe7 al 'srTsjy IL oil f5f oar
o., ssgss sf fbs Vsasrst diIs15r froa jint cane
BE, 10 fbs soafsms5 lHs'Tesaf ieyst7iOzs s,ffeE,
o. .bsre5r ,sgvesft, IA or day. at fbe fyRi4g
go. IF ereos 20 coliGySa cattle exSsIaiEg ibs
,yztons ~ ri psrfiss'sr i,es?7Hf 'Otbat perSOa' Il
s,b,. ,er NAY 81 tbsriefvtJ zUfb 5ssysy saeiels
.,eb b,r--price Prepared ard Sold whole
f,ie 3, Le s.s proPrirfoy VI. II Conway, NJ
lemon. n Bottom, removed from No. 4
Charles IT, and retail ty Mr.. 5 PArTEN.
Bookseller. Portland DR.. Todd, Saco-Bzo
ION, Wifcafet-Goodale, HsiIcwoi---Dr Ioel
r Ellis Auguaa-rappan. Portipou,h-
Thomas and Whipp'e, Newburyport-a nJ
mnll D.uggiGs aud 81. 2!elers q relpectabiii
IN throughout the United States +sbe.r ale
~, & bll al hole JURY e1eemed and appro
we'd MEDICINES &c prepared bY W 4
Conway-s-y Thefe Medicines may be had
r rrY -.....u ,,n 1T - P-..,v,2 1utltnv
& Appleton, and II %h.ppe. S4ie-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
CnioE College Lottery.
CLASS THIRD.
COMMENCES drawing On he 2sth Of this
- month 10 he City OF New York

a. The lirft 5000 Blanks drawn, TO Be en-.
titled 70 prize Of ] dollars each ~
TIcKCTs, HALv-s, and QUARTERS, ia the a.
bove Lottery, for iaie by the Managers A
gent CHARLES TAPPAN
Poytswssf6, ". II where weekly iii of the
blanks and prizes, will be received during the
drawing TTrEsh 10 dollars-halves d IS
Quarters ID 275
~ All orders by mail, (poft paid enclOGng
cath, will be promptly executed
PorfissiztB, 1byH4, 1919.