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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
Charles Farley.

D EspECTFUI.i Y inform, the tublck that
n he has taken fhop in Middle Rree,. one
door wen Of Mr. Nat6niei C,sf, where he
mauufaetures aad offers tor fAle JEWELRY
and SILVER WARE OF all kind.-whieh
viii be fold cheap and warranted good
Thofe who with to favosr him with their Gus
ION he fatters himfelf they will aud it to
heir fat fsction--Hsiv H,erl OF all kinds done
vilh neztneis
x1Je~e'ry repaired at tie fhorteit notice
- Cath given for Old god and FLYER
Psfisai, 0so6e, 4 CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

The following lines ere part of an
authentic copy of verses found in a
wretched garrett in Glasgow, after the
decase ola young femsle of superior
conncxion and education, who became
the victim of disease, extreme poverty,
and wretc nedness -
When psmyer'd, stsrv'd, sbandon'd or in
dunk,
Ny thoughts were wrecked in striving not
20 t. NIX,
Nor could rejected conscience claim the
pow'r
T'Impr owe tie respite of one serious hour.
| durst not look 20 whai wss before,
My soul shrunk osck, and wisb'd 10 be no
more.
OF eye undsun' ed and Of touch impure,
Old ere OF age, worn out when scarce ma.
ture.
Daily deb sd to stife nv disgust
of fotc'o enjosmens in sfec cd lust,
coset'd with. guilt ,niee,iap~ d<shni' .vu"-f
Till, the fun course or sn aud wee gone
through,
My shstter'd fabrick f.ird a, twenty Two.
Then Des,h, with es'ry horror IN his tain,
Here clos d the scene &C nought bur gull. 8.
pain.
Ye fair associates of my op'ning bloom,
Oh come and weep. aud prof. al M tomh,
Then shUn tie path where gay delus.ans
shine,
Be yours the lesscn-ssd experience nine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
EOP SIZE,

A Farm G,uaied IN the hill near and com
"A m.pding a pleafsnt profpec of Sorway
village aud Il c adjoining lands in Paris, con-
6Aiug Of an e,er,'enl Orchard Ct choice frul',
coed tlage, moving, paiiuring and wood
land. wei watered containing abou: feyeEty
acre., with a convenient ;wo aory Dwelling
Houlc, fpseiou' barn. and out buildings, all Ia
good na,e Of repair-AHo a large Dselhne
Hou.e and barn with half an acre OF Land
uuder aud stjoining The fame. hluateG IN iaid
Norway village AIio fevesieen acre, OF Land
Of Paris plains near forway Inc. Term. OF
paymeu, made liberal and eaiy TO purohderi
-.Arpca,icn 70 I've made to the iubier,be', a
b. lie, ia Nor way VIII IS tuiy auih oriied
ioie anyoF al the above deieIhcd reAi ei'ai'
~ James Blckford, the owner.
lIYI WITHIN n
Hsrrpsy, SEPT %, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
[rrom the Ne. Y. K Eve ning Pest ]

The subscriber, a native OF Nhw9
Connecticut, arrived in the tenenA
Marion, of New York, capt JOB -eniev'
from France, where he was detained as
a prisoner of war for five yeas "o.
wi,h.sanding sufficient proofs O. GU
zensLip WERE forwarded by his Pc Gus
and friend. from America, to 1easfaa
mend patience TO the unfortunate A
me,icans held in captivity. Mr.. iona.
than Russell was hardly so compass
sionate as that during his residence as
CHI d'AFairs, scarcely condescending
TO answer his distressed countrymen
who applied to Kim. Mr.. Sey mour ac-
knowledges the earnest, desire man,fes'
ted at all limes by Nj. Barlow and MIR.
J Cox Barnet. to see their coantrymen
set at liberty and through their united
exerlions it is owing that he hos reg
turned with others to his native country
and family.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
Communication.

Ma. SHIRLEY,
Private meetings. for religious purposes
have been much sugma1ized. N.uous
pin,ons exist ou the subject even among pro.
lessons VI religion. Although attending
n or not attending ,hsm is no,
de emet essential 10 salvation, IT never'he
les, il ~, oof,af,t to be well understood. II
pr,sale religious meetings are improper m
the e st deg,ee they ave likely 10 be
come suoveisiye To p,ety, mofsiity, or sood
% Ger, then let every one having he least
god of society at heart disc Iun'en-nce the M
b, ever, exeruon N nIs rower ou. u NO.,
let he i.uu and y raised agsinst Them ne
| put 10 silence, aud reiiR loss'y disposed peo-
lie allowed he pea sDie epjoyment vi theii
ownwzy. The filow,ng Conversation, d
| for suLstsnce, pass MT Long since between
Minister VINO had encouraged prisa NEE
tug among h,s penpie, and respse'soie
member ot ms parish. AS .hrowipg some
| !, ght Oh this sublee, wl,h YOU 10 publish ii
Yours, "A. Is.
P,,shioner. Good morning Mr.. Z
! haa. waved on YOU this mo'nihg On ousi
F.! ness ,rum which " uid gladly have been
excused. feel IL to be my du.y 10 inio ~
! YOU that aepsehena he c Is hiue diiii-
] cuiy a.lsng IN he parish.
lIAis!er. an extremely sorry mdeeo,
! Al, IL. hat 5 efople should he ironb'to
tno,.e themselve bope, hoWeye', a.
/ IN no. The cue 4 lhis you are si'eskihs
/ Il
Pe,ishi0ner Why, 10 be PLAIN Win You
| sir, aus say that some 'hlngs IN you1 con
uuo' have gwen offence.
Miriser. fray let me know what II 49,,
! Payishone Why, Sir, you have encou'
a.ed ,be setting up OF night meeting
Aud though yuu 10 no, always attend you
self, e. tie NEE ng is Ia Id by your psfm's
| ST. %, and undo. your appreciation Ina c""h
tenance. Iuccnscquence of thus, oui ,ouhi
TX, are running about the streets III 'h'
sAsning your meeting IS become The re-
oil Of loose Characters who 80 theIe non
mproper motives, ard nothing is t.ende'
- cut meetings. am not alone IN thes'
opinions. | Il W heard many respec'aoi
men sxpcess si,e same sentiments, and eve
mary Of the Ctufch think IL looks Ike DC
ing righteous oVefmueh, and are Oh ol'nio
thar no good vii come OF It.
M,nisfer. Nj. D., yoc sppear to he oil III
opm'on ~ set. BuDou ate . man u goo
sensl enougL mol 70 take up an opinion VII
ou. some gsopnd,o support Ii, x would nc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
Abel w. linkham,

INFORMS his friends and the public in gen
l eral, that he has takea the i,ore Iateiy oc
cup' by Capt. David Smith, lhead of Union
wharf, where he Offers for fsle a general
sEoriment of
Wef-hdia G0eds q Groceriie5,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
NIX. hos TER,

Glotbiey, at SGccaTdppa,
INFORMS he pubic ha' hi. fu ling Mn
= Is bn nr which puts back h's br6neis OF
7rsIiag co,h--,hetef re requeits all thoie who
bave cob in hi. hsrd' h. l. dreEed 70 call
snd axe il, to enable h,m 20 re u'd-~isewfe
a. ihoe indeb ed on 10 K " Qua 20 ie'tle
% me immsd a,ey lie fu her lniafms
We pubic h.i he j. prepsr ng % uuHd rev
Full 9 Mn ana Wi se a, work IA ~ or 80
day, when al hole WIZ cau wan toi their
soh ihs time, tina ;, now undrefst, can
have il done by HIM with oeipaGch lie ioli
NJ he "a ronafe of hi, friends and former
fnls mer ADD ahurss them nat VII, ever hss
hroueh, CO h g. h.. mil II they VII cave II
they will obhge him O9 be
Wn he fuhiciibers being appointed as a
committee by the Sup sme Jndie'a
Cour, 5eSun aud he'd az Portland tpe iru- h
TueidAy of May Iafi, 10 DIVIDE Il ie' Of % hold
In ieveralty 10 certain hers, traci u Land IN
New Portlspa and Ffeeman II being he 81 ATE
Of Iel.diah Psebc aiq ate of Por and de-
etaied, /" oy s.'t of lsn Cour All Perions
inisrsled are hereby uo.ite1 hat We ihali at
END fad 'lfneis O.. Friday. the fifteenth 81
Jetoo, ..h. he hou II Ma hau Haniobt
III Nev so.uaua
A,rHAN II ,NSoN'2 q"
W WALKER, MT
ALLAH PEAIH. 9hs
F''saasa. SEPT 20. 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
NOTICE.

THE Society for THEOLOGICAL EDu-
CATION will be held at their neIt
annual meenng in Bath, on Wsdneiday 18th
Oct inllant a, 3, a. II
Asa RAND, Sserasy.
CoyIsn On 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
FOR SALE BIZ
William swan.

w IIIIdIIl DIV dII,
y. <,;~.,~.--ss -n.d4s 4. sa,
pipe. beit F,euch Brandy cfthe s,ro's
e,reo-soo hhds. st Uoes Salt
GA cal.s Pot aud Pearl Aihes
0poBs,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
JOSIAH SEYMOUR.

Memorandum. Ii is now Is months
since war was declared against G.. Bfit-
ain--and almost Sir y-ars since dc moe
racy Of The South declared war against
New England Commerce
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
AN ApT nU0TATIQN.

The Democratic Pref gives ,he victory on
Lake Erie in this way;
"Hark how the sbs,sb bell, thunder ing har.
mony
= Stun the cad ear l"-"w afht city, fept 2s.'
The spfit1k Of the joke 10. that there is NOS
= Grge ebsre5 bell in WAfh'ogron city II there
is one in the whole Diltrisa OF loiuribis.
ICs.1mbis"
fhort time fnce few pious B'iliih reli.
giosin. pe,ir,ooed cougfeis to incorporate
pro,eRsn, Church in the Dii,rd of Columbia,
and al ad Of Incorporation pafIed both fionf-
es; however, when it was crefented TO the
p. eldsn, Of this Chr,ffisn Nation for his aP-
probation. he quickly rejected 1t, as much 20
isyiog, None Of your Buwarks!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
DRUM RCCLEIASTIC.

:" Nevs', IL IL 'ais, spas a greater si'plsy # psf-'
riosim Than ia Las,sM o56,ies. S C ate ~st n
TO, drafting fbs M,asia Six Mni0ers of he Co.'s
pei volunteered sbd, ssvisss est u sss esptsias
bsaf I" t IA
MIR BrsrLrr mentions this faet with mu,al
e,uitation. He i. delighted 10 behold hia
bre' hren of the cloth dyeng their back coats
red and exchanging their Bibles for Duane'e
{" Hand Book for the Foo;" and the Pain
Book for ",1he Fifer's Companion" Thefe
Mniilers of Pesss, "fwift TO ihsd blood" are
ambition, TO become Field Officers ,nitead Of
Field Preachers, and innead of Procialm,nG
good will to men, are refoived to BIZ fs,ie.
mufkeis at the breais of The Canadians, who
it is dehgned hall be f,wA dS~n. or a, lsait
brought upon their marrow bones Mr..
Bentley will recoilec, that Hugh Peters abaa-
doned his Flock, and volunteered 70 CEN.
mand Reg ment uoder Oliver C,'mrpsh and
Hugh Ion The benefit of all the difeipine hs
acquired in Camp Meetings by leaag bis
head upor tlre bioCk.-baiim Gsv'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

The Legislature OF New Hampshire,
is, by the Governors proclamation, to
have special session. the 9th inst.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
leoIitira, seistfllanp

Neto Loan-The proposals Tor the loan OF
100000 collars, smoun, to upwards OF
nine millions, aud the Terms Of hose winch
ara accepted are. tina, the bidders shall re
ceive one hundred dollars OF six per cen,
stock tor $50 IS 100 OF cash, paid at the
different instruments, as proposed py Tie
secretary II the Treasury. Or, IN o,her
words, the goyernmentissues it, obligations
for en- ht m,lh,n, and a half OF dollars, 40
borro " seven and half thus IA ting into
The pocke's of the lenders, At The end Ct
.wtlve years, enc million OF dollais as bon
us, which when taken INTO view, raises tue
rate of interest to that pad OF former
loans by Iohn Adams--yiz. eigh. per cent
~. r Spect.
Taxes.- There beiue no subject more inter
es,,ng 40 all cl.s,es, pTties and Conditions
thAn .ha, of taxes, which are ere long TO
burst upon our heads, and which, ai'sr ais
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

100 Cafks New LIME,
1T one dsAar and Is cents per eaG,
jr Jak By ,,..Dn
JAMES CHADBOURN.
09ebsy 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

imitation of what
IT tbe perussl and
lers, an able article
Fedea.isi. Lei II
,hese taxes are laid
H.. ave q thousand times
at cove nmsnt could
H... very men who told
El ever happen il It was
keep ons of an oyerfowing
80 ave involved us in war
ecily empty a war now
60 sdnitIed 10 be unneces.
nd yet to carry or winch
re isid, and will be follow:
=fs..s - ten times he-,isn
on fhe zteztoa Feze,GliH.
OF suE WAP.
THE TfAsS.
=. lax on Licenses to Retailers,
Act, snd Carriage Tex.
LICENSE TAX.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-11-15


militia has ordered ont every man able 10
bear arms In PIaitsburg every person
having the means to send off his family.
furni,urs and effects, is improving it. Sc
vcral families of women and children ar
rived here on "Wednesday night in the
steamboat, some have gone further south.
We are momently expecting to hear of
desperate engagement. Having the ut
most confidence IN Commodore M'Do-
nough, we fear not the result that the A.
.merican character viii be furnished by
him or the brave crew under hi. com.
mard.
Since the above was in type, VIC have had
Information from our feet, as late rs lase
evening oil was safc--the six scows which
had been dismantled and their guns taken
on shor:, arc again mounted and have ioin-
cd the fleet, which gives us the superiori,y
in number of guns.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-11-15
ROSS BIRD,
C0ft. Sd U. s. Il. I.
Lieut.. Col. G. & Russell"
INFAMOUS Ho.6X.

A short time since. Mr.. WRIGHT, = ma
gistrate for the county OF Essex, who re-
sides near Chelmsford, and who is con,i-
ierahlc lpndho.dcr, and holds large farm
in his possession had eleven Merino sheep
stolen Mr. WRIGHT, with a laudaEle zeal
FOR the preservation of the public property,
and 10 protect and bring to condign pun
isl'ment the depreda,ors, offered and adj
vcnised reward of 2oOi. upon the convic-
,ion OF the offenders. Early on Tuesday
morning, Mr.. WRIGHT received letter
by pest purporling to be written by Mr..
Norris, the post and coach-master of
Voolwich, stating, ;hat If MIR. WRIGHT
would come To him soon as possible, be
could tell him where six OF his sheep were
and two men who had hecn seen driving
them across the country. In consequence
Of which Mir. WaIGur s.: offwith all pos
sible speed, but TOOK the precaution OF first
going TO the public Office, Bow-strect, and
engaged Vickcry TO accompany him. They
proceeded to Woolwich, and on getting an
interview with Mr. NORRIS, Vickery know
ing him personally, began talking with him
Familiarity on the subject Of the stolen sheep
and the robbers at which MIR NoRRIs
appeared all amaZncut, and OH mis- being
told the cause OF their calling on him, he
requested 10 have sigh, of the letter. On
his pcrusing it he declared The whole YVES
a gross forgery, he not having written il,
and ct course was mcle trick upon M.
WRIGHT, Mr. NoRRfs declared the let
ter To be the same handwriting as SINH
lar letter that had been sent to gentle
man al a distant part of the country, who
had been robbed Of two horses to which
his name was also forged. By this iufa-
nous trick, in addition to the loss, Mr.
WRIGHr sustains by the robbery Of his
sheep. he was put to several pounds ex
pence by the forged letter. The letters
ere suspected 10 have been manufactured
by some Of the convicts. They were put
into the post at Woolwich.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-11-15
BRITISH CALAMITY!

The following is extracted from the ma
rlne list of Boston federal paper of Oc-
tober 20.
Port Of Boston, Oct. 25.-Arrivsd, ship
North Star, from Lisbon with salt. Sept.
II, lat. So, So long SO was boarded from
the horatta, So. conDoyed ~ The Yensra6ie,
il.c of battle snip, cruising for com. Ron
GERS !"
No remark of ours is Decessary--.tbe
British frigates, rating IS guns, invariably
carry A9--and 4, orleans will make their
own differences with the purest and proud
est satisfaction But again-here is
MORE BRITISH CRTV.4LRY.
{" London, Seht. 2l.-The Royal OAK,
"a and SeahorSe frigate, arrived in Bantry
Bay. 9th inst. from an unsuccessful cruize
for Commodore RcDeERs
BRITISH ODfWIP PRESENCE
The following neat little extract from u
late English paper contains more marrow
than all DiBDIN's Naval Songs put togo
Their. 1t exhibits an elegant practical ex-
emplification Of British Cmnihresence -
" London, Seft. 22.-The following is
this morning entered on Lloyd's Coffee
House Books: TWENTY TWO sail Of
English merchant ships have been lately
taken and sent into Norway by the Rattle
snake and Scourge, American privatecrs.--
Sept. 23.---rhe Linz, american privateer,
has burnt THIRTEEN sail of English
vessels"
The following is the concluding sentence
of the resignation of captain in the Mis-
sisippi Territory-copied from Missisip.
pi paper. Hold thy sides, gentle reader,
ifthou hast the {" faculty of laughing" with
in thee-it will inevitably prokoke smile
in the saddest disciple of HERAcLIqUs.
This Bird is OF rare feather. indeed
probably of the family OF lnunehaasen--If
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-11-15

the captain DC not Corgrsve Rcekef.thcre
is no virtue in aphor--SHAKEsPEARE's
Pistol is but a sqfti6 to him.
[" In leaving the service, sir, i am not
abandoning the cause ofrepublicanism, but
ye, hope to brandish the gliueriIg steel IN
the field and carve my way to name which
shall prove my country's neglect :-and
when this mortal part shall be ciosetted In
'he dust, and my noble soul shall wing its
flight sor the regions above. in passing BY the
pale faced moon, shall hang my ha, upon
brilliant Mans, tip The wink 10 VENUS,
and astonish the natives OF each superlative
star---and, arriving at the portals CT Hea
vcn's high chancery shal''demand OF the
attending aasci t. bc ushered into the pre-
scnce oG NAsKiNCToN
am sir, sc.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-11-15
GENERAL ORDERS.
Detroit, l7fh

Detroit, l7fh Der. 1918.
Brigodier general Cass is appointed to
command the troops in territory of Mi
chigan and civil and military command
or of the upper district of Upper Canada.
The regiment of militia from Pcpnsy,va-
MIA are 10 be discharged as soon as they are
transported to Erie. The general gives his
thanks tocolonel Hill, lieut. col. ROYAL and
such of the officers, non-commissioned off,
GERS and privates who accompanied the ar.
my TO Maiden, and grants them ain honora-
bic discharge.
The period of service for which the Pc
tersburgh volunteers were engaged, hav-
iHg expired, they arc permitted to COM
mcace their march to Virginia as soon as
they can be transported to the south side,
Of the lake.
In granting discharge to this patriotic
and gallant corps, the general feels at a
,ess FOR words adequately to convey his
sense Of their exalted merits. Almost ex.
ciusively composed Of individuals, who had
been nursed in the lap of ease, they have
Tor 2 months borne the hardships and pri-
vations of military life, in the midst OF
an unacceptable wilderness, with cheerful
ness and a!acrity which has mover been
surpassed; their conduct in the field has
been excellsd by no other corps.
Whilst in the camp they have set an ex-
ample OF subordination and respect, for mi
!itary authority to the whole army. The
general requests captain M'Rae, his subal-
terms, on-commissioned officers and pri-
Yates, to accept his warmest thanks, and
bids them al aifcctionate farewell.
BY command,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-11-15

iUcrC CnrOnlClcrS, mere our taDoOrS might
close, b,,t we are not more DESTROYS 20 put
a curious public in possession of an in,e-
resting piece of secret history than to do
justice TO the august actors in the scene
We have given concentrated view of the
progress of the secret session. without ia
YOUR or partially, regardless of who might
merit applause and who contempt. Han
son and Bronson have been consolinging
the (" lovers OF peace" that lord CASTER
eagh's friends i'll congress, alias admirers
of order and good government, either ac-
CURED great rcnown by their soiiCimde to
ensure the safety of the presiden, and con-
gress, or by the intrepidiY with which
hey spoke and vo,ed. The resolution OF
itself tells mighty volume of the boldness
of its nrigsinators end supporters but to
trace the proceedings harY fGssn, the title
Of the fedcrals,s (or as Hanson more OPP
poriunely calls them, The "mor0i troitor&" J
10 the most daring courage. is conclusive
y established. What tender solici,utle
IVES Eel, for the safety OF the president from
the attack Of an enemy that these heroes
justify, and whose cause they have coura-
geously supported, at the expense Of both
honesty and reputation. I" We hear" SAYS
Bronson, "that the federalists distinguish
cd themselves, when IN conclavc, upon
the defence of the district, while the demo
Gratis disgraced themselves by rising with
out doing any thing, and betrayed signs of
fear into the bargain" Ii is presu,pab bic
that this piece of intelligence was commu-
nicated by one of the dauntless supporters
ut the resolution. II that resolution can
bear any other construction than an cvi-
dence of fear, or of the vltst Hypocrisy
we confess our insuificiency 10 make it out.
As To who was dauntcd, and who icit sell
possession on the OCCASION after our nara
tive, 1t is unnecess ary 10 remark.
The referring the resolution TO Com
mittee to enquire into the state of public
defence was not act an # the minority, for
The very plain reason of their taving many
OF them voted agains, it, and yet we verify
believe that the reference was doing some
thing much more efficient Tor the defence
OF the district than a resolve to arm heller
sheiter, without object, concert or order;
nay, was doing what ii as proper for u de-
Lucrative body 10 do, self. possessed and
acting according to the dictates of common
sense. Bronson and Hanson had much
better have iorborne TO score their friends
with excess of praise for q shameful act
They have got the facts, the damning facts
that tell who betrayed signs OF fear. We
do not say what we have understood, like
Hanson, and what we have heard, like
Bronson, but what we know, and what, base
as they are, they will not have the hardi-
hood to deny. The SANDER of Bronson,
that the democrats were running TO the
windows, &c al time, to sec if the British
feet was coming up, merits not a denial
There were at least ten different democra-
tic gentlemen who partici patcd IN tie de-
bate, not one of whom betrayed q symptom
of fear, while the federalists, with eyes
like full moons, quacked with terror and
alarm.
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E. P. GAINES, Aaj. Gen.
From lie Mezv. York Evenine poss.

Butter monopoly continued. We are
informed by an eye witness, that on Satur-
day last, large quantity of butter, to The
amount OF about S 100 worth, and on it's
way to :his city, was stopped at Morris in
New Jersey, by Speculation from Goshen
who purchased it all up. These specuIa.
'ors have carried their projects so far that
hey have seized upon most of the avenues
10 the city In order to intercept the butter,
and gctit all into their own hands. II is
difficult to ge, through Newark with sim
sac hrkin but II any escapes il is certain
y seized at Pawies Hook and bought for a
high u ii cannot be had for low price.
Since so unch lust resentment has been
excited here, the Spectators have taken
large brick stores and mean to house it.
And IT thsy will keep it housed until the
middle of dog days, peehaps it may fetch
them a good price.
We understand our grocers have come
TO an understanding not to purchase pound
rom the spectators or their agents. IL
the people would only exercise, for a little
While, q degree of praiseworthy patience
and not be too clamorous for the grocers to
furnish them with butter, We should hope
for good effects.
We understand among other things that
The Goshen and Newburgh bank bills have
been pretty generally refused circulation
by the grocers for the few last days, and in
order that they may be known at sight, they
are well buttered, which turns their colour,
and they now go by name of the butter notes,
and are refused accordingly.
At such time and on such an occasion,
self defence will justify every measure that
ingenuity eau suggest 70 defeat such an
odious, such scandalous attempt to extort
money from the inhabitants of this city.
From the same.
Pius The dcarness OF this necessary
article induces the editor to mention 10 the