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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29

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Atea, sHM FREEMAN, Clerk.
lit the Supreme judicial Cowt of fIe
Ccmnnnweahh g MaD6cl4IfHj, b.eu,,
and b0k4en at Portland, in the Csnnty
gCuniberiand, and tor the counties, ot
Cumberland and Oxford, On tie /Soond
9SeS2ay Of O715er, II. ID. 1912.
~ the foregoing Petition. the Court order
~ that the Petitioners cause all Perfons in.
tereited in the Lands therein mentioned and
being within the State or the At,orniss of fuch
as are al fent, and have htiornies refding with
in the stare. to be notified of faid Petition, bv
having the fnhasnce of the fame isfertea three
weeks iuecelivsiy in the Portland Gazette.
that they have opportunity to appear at the
next Term Of fad Court 10 be holden al f,iI
Portland on the fourth Tuefdsy of May neIr
aud make lhsir exception to the granting of he
same. at. SAM KEENAN,, Clerk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29
HARD COMMITTEES.

THE Members oftbs Federal 7vard
Committees are bereby regusfed 10 meet
ar Walbiagfon Mechanic Hall on 1aeE
day Evening next at 7 o'ckck-pncfaat
is re9uGfeL
March 29
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29
NOTICE.

a LII perfons who are indebted to WILL
\ LIAM FRANCIS, whole accounts and
notes have been due more Than months, are
rsque'ied TO make payment by the 9oth Of
april, and hofe perfons to whom he is indent. .
ell Are requeiisd to cal and receive their pay
March 3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29
lew. HlzubShire Election.

New. Hampshire ElectiOa.
The Portsmouth lntelligencer OF
Thursday last, contains returns from all
che towns in the state except l6 Mr..
t;ILMAN'S majority is 1915.
Iii. ascertained the Council will be
federal.
The federal majority in the house
will be 26
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29
REMOVAL.

Jeremiah Kimball < Son,
p EsPECTFULLY inform the public ,b,t
they have removed from No !, Exchange
Row, TO The itore directly oppofte in Colum.
blu Row where they Offer for fate a large
and eIienGve aGartment of
w. |. Goods q Groceries,
Of the irlt quality which wi be fold a, ehe,o
as eau be purohaied in town tor calh
LHewys,
Corn, Rye, Indian and Rye Meal, oa,,.
Flour, Butter, Cheefe. Clover 4 Herd, Graf.
Seed &c &c March 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29

Corn and Sah.
FOR fals by JACOB KNIGHTS, on Port
snS Pier,
1000 Bufkells of Corn
80 hhds belt Rock Salt.
March 23d 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29

If order OF the Cireni, Court of Common
Peas held ar Portland on the n Tuef-
day OF March inf. will he fo'd a, Public uc-
ron, 10 much of The Real E0ate of H.ps
e,egAs j" lac of Windham, a, will apouss
10 one 'houiAud dollars. said Real Etate 10
huied IN the town of Windham, and is the
lame which The faii deceafed improved Lis
Il uAied on PrelumPfcot river, few rods above
the Little Falls, 70 called The above defcribed
Real Eiiate will be ioid on W'eansjla,, tie 2s,b
dsy 81 up ,<x at one O'Clock, y On the
prem'ie'. Conditions made known Al the fale.
NArHaN GOOLD, AAn'r.
Wiaaban M4yeb - 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29
Harbour Defence.

Hundred. of thousands of dollars Of
me peoples money has been expended
turing he administrations Of Jefferson
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29

Our last statement OF accounts between
this town and the war with England was
not satisfactory to some 4 nds OF the war.
The following facts will place thus affair in
its true high; -
The brig Malcomb, taken by the Be,videra,
after her escape from Com Il Idgers, was
from Madeira, 10 which the orders in coun
Gil never extended
There is nor one of the vessels but what
is charged much below their cost, and would
readily have brought The sum set against
thc!a in psacea5lc times
The estimated cost of The priyaieers Rap
i'll and Yankee, does not vary 5 50U from the
real cost
The Leo's prize was omitted in he &C
count-but instead of selling for or s. 600
IL was sold en- Thursday last, for 3 sou
The prir. morey for the Linke 7Saee,
has not yet been received by the few VINO
shipped on bosfd of her N Portland and he
great pr re did not produce metz S 81. 900.
The Lutte Ttase,. II will be rec ,iieesed,
was owned in N wyork. The account NV
slsnds thus -
The U'ar qpih England
20 the to7cn Of Portland, DR..
1912,
To balance bro't from las Ca. g 100. 100
Ship Gen. Hamilton and cargo, 10 900
1913.
10 schr. Esther, driven on shore, l 800
Schr. Hannah and cargo, ; 0UO
Bfig Hunter and cargo, l. 900
Plivsteer ST. Niehsels, 800
To short charge on prv"eer Dart ,,z
aud over CT. on her prizes, 1'i~'
LIS,
CIR! fer the Leo's prize, $500
o. Leaving balance against
the town, of s I24 OBS
The toSon Of Portland
byhe Var with England, G..
1913 By brig Leo, 81 500
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29
FLOUR.

Thomas Chadwick,
In +, Ciie, Ne |. Cs-f,a Ryu.,
6s bbls frefh fuper6ne FLOUR
81 bSi, prime PORK
200 bbis. Tar. Pitch, Turpentine, and
Eoiin. March 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29
Mn SHIRLEY,

Nh SHIRLEY,
The annual expense Of the war, for
this year, he's been estimated, by the
Secretary of the reasury, (preyious TO
The act of the last session OF Congress,
20 raise an additional military lorce,) nj
80 Millions of Dollars w hen the,
army is full, the expense cannot BE- less
than so million oil dollars, and tho rev.
enue cannot exceed millions. 1t is
certain that 40 millions of dollars be.
sides the revenue will be moderate
calculation for the annual expense OF the
War. Add 10 that sum, 81 ,638 dollars,
and it will be just six dollars to each
soul in the Unied States, exclusive OF
two flihs of the slaves 4,2o1 40 dol
lars is the proportion of Massachusetts.
The following estimate of the proper.
ton which will fall upon each OF the
subjoined lownsto sy, shews how hea,-
lily it will bare on this part of the coun-
try, who are SCARCELY able 10 pay their
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29
70 tie Electors Of Governor.

In the Senate of the y. States, on the
passage of the bill declaring War, the
votes we've | 9 for the bill and | 3 against
it. The votes of the members OF the
Senate residing north OF the Delaware,
were as follows -
Members that voted FOR UIar.
JOSEPH B. VARNUM, OF TrssashHsets.
Charles Cults, Nelp. Hampshire
Jonathan Robinson, Ye,ptonf.
John Smith, NeV li,k
John Condit, Nep-. Jersey.
Members that voted AGAINST Var.
lanes LLOYD, Of Mpsaehusefs
Nicholas Gilman, New. Hampshire.
Will m Hunter, DID. J.l,.;
Ter. B. Howell,
Chshncey Goodrich. , /.....,;.,,
Samuel w. Dana,
John Lambert, Neu-1 osey
Obadiah German, Neip.fo,k
zines A. bay ard, 2 n,..
. lterbidge Hnrsey,S
II will be recollected that Mess. Gil
man, Howell, Lambert, and German,
altho' of the democratic party, have had
the virtue and independence to oppose
by their influence and votes, the present
unnecessary, impoiltic and destructive
war ; whilst Joseph b Vsrnum, now
candidate for Governor, has done all in
his power, by his votes and Influence, TO
in, olive the country in all the evils, loss.
es and disasters of war Is il possible
that the good people of Massachusetts
can wish 10 have Mr.. Varnum Tor Cow
erpor
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29

NOTICE is hereby given that all the Re,,
Eliae whereof Robss Miiel.a, late of
PgieJso' IN the county of Cumberland, yeo.
man died iezed being forty two acres of land
with buildings, i,ua ed in faid Pejepfeot, heing
the hoaeiiead of he fAid Mitchell. will he
fold at public vendue, on Wednefdav the
twenty eight day Of hpril next At one of the
clock IN the afternoon, At the dwelling houfs
on the premises, uader Licence Of Court to
the Lghelt bider
JOHN MCINTOSH, Ad-is,.
Peiep(eot March o9. isls
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29

MARRIED] In Horthyarmouih, Mr..
Nathaniel Merrill iu'. u Mss Hannah True
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29
Oif.' "ctN Osf1, Adnisr.
Pejepfeot March 20, 1918

To The bonorabls jgRices sftbe Supreme
judicial CoWf9tbe Commonwealth of
MaDaebnletts, 6eerul and bolaen at
Portland, N the county Of Cmberlana
G ia, tie counties # Cu,ateyk,na and
Oy5rd, on the Jfcand 7uejday ef Oa0-
Der, II. ID. 1912.
THE re itiou Of Enoch Preble of Portland :,
= laid county of Cumberland, and Other.
whole names are hereunto iubfcribed- Tbs
iAId Enoeh and Others humbly Thew tha, thew
are ntereited as heirs Of the eftate of Jeded;,h
Feeble, lsta Of Portland in fad county, of Cum.
herland, with other heirs 10 The FOLLOWING Io,.
OF land in the to WINS of freeman and New PORT.
lsud, in the county of someriet, contaio;no !,
the whole about fifteen hundred and fiftv ac,es
w In the Town Of Freeman lot No eleve, ~
range A-lot No ieveoteen in range D. 10, No
thirteen IN range B-lois No firreeu and o;n.~
teen IN range C-lot No FIVE in range H--Io,
No hx,een ia range / and lot No e,pb, in rans.
containing 100 acres each
In the town of New Portland. lot. No ,-o a.
twelve in range E-lot No five IN rang. 10,
No TWO 10 range K lot No eighteen 10 range
Lot No ieven in range M-Iot No ,weo,s-
feven in The iouthealterly part of faa ,o~,
containing 100 acres each, tc LOT No ,b;r,v.
egh, in the faid fouthwefierly part of fs,d
town, containing fifty acres. more or les.-.aeh
OF Us owning one tenth part of laid lands, and
that they are ds6rous to have. Their ievsral
flares fet eff and divided from The reit They
therefore pray your honors would appoinr
three fuitable peiiops to make partition OF fa;d
lands agreeably TO a law of the Commonwealth
IN iueh cafes made and provided
RNoCH PRFBLE,
MARY PREBLR, gua,ai,a
/e' Eds0ord P,e6s.
MARIE A OXNARD,
MARTHA DERBY,
ENOcH FRBBIE, a,'y 10
Hts,y P,e6s.
BBBN PREBLE,
RICHARD GOLDMAN.
s-edios to Eabs,d Goldman IT..
EDWARD GOLDMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-29

The toScn Of Portland
by The Var with England, G..
1913 By brig Leo, S.5 $40
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-19

coess, common. w. India, SIS s.,
Brazil, 50 a SOS. No Caracas at Mn
ket Duty, British plantation, Is lid
not British plantation, So ID.
Indigo, Brazil, % Sd q As Sd /; Guat,.
msla As SIS; Casaccas, 4s los 3D.
Flee to 25th March, 1914.
HEMP, St. Petersburg. clean, eOl. Ri.
ga Rhine, GOA gal. Archangel 80. The
stock of this article is very small
and from the high prices 10 Russia, !
do no expect it will be lower. Du,y
dressed, in British ships Al !5s in 70.
reign ships, a lss sd-Roueh, in
British ships, 9s Id, in foreign 10,
lad.
] Talon, Russian GAS 9ss. Duty, Bri.
tish ships IS lad; foreign ship. IS.
lad.
Sugar, Muscovsdo, British PIauta.
ton, duty paid, 74s ass, chyed sos
HOS; Havana, 10 bond, brown and yel.
low ass a 4ss white 74s '6s; Brazil,
in bond, brown 3ss SIS, white SIS a
Sos foreign Muscovade, in bond 49, e.
4ss, clayed $50 a Sos. Duty, on British
Plantation, Muscovado 3Os foreign DO.
ass, clayed, British Plantation, SIS; f..
reign 4ss, for III lbs.
Cofes.-The last operations in hi.
article at auction enable me to quote "a.
Their better prices; Dutch and Jamaica
6ss a 95s, St. Domingo 6Ss 75s. I,s
future currency much depends upon the
passing events on the continent. Bri.
| iish Plantation may be bonded it taken
for home use, it pays 7 sd per ID. duty.
Foreign is Warehoused ior exploration
free of duty.
There has been good demand for
| Dye Woods, particularly for Logwood
and Cuba Fustic, and prices arc looking
| up; St. Domingo Logwood has been
sold at l4l los; Jamaica, Of hir quality
at i3l LIS sd Canpeachy at lel s.;
| Camboe Baruood at l3l alsfl3>; Isl los
has been refused for Cuba Fustic to ar.
rive; it is very scarce. Duty on Log.
wood IS Lad; Fustie Gas Sd per 20
cwt.
zimber.-American Oak So a IS Cd,
Pine IS I'd a IS Sd. Duty on Fir frsm
the British Plantations in America % 4
lad; from other places 81 As lod per
lead of SO Cubic feet; Oak IS I'D
from British America; from other
places 81 Is Cd.
i
Sheathing Copper & Bolts, Is I'D
per lb.; Brazers' Is l Sad do; Bra.
GERS Raised Bottsms Is Sad per b. |;
Spanish Dollars Is per Or:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-19
PROCLAMATION.
OF MARSHAL SOCLT.
September, 1873.

To be read by commanding officer at
the head Of comhanics in each regiment
Soldiers The recent events of the
war have induced his Majesty the En-
peror to invest me. by an imperial de-
cree otthe LIST inst with the command
Of the armies of Spain, and TO hoRor ne
with the nauering title of his " Lieu,c-
nant." This high distinction cannot bat
convey TO my mind sensations of graft
tude and JOY but they are not unalloy-
ed with regret at the train of events
which have, in the opinion of his ma
jesty rendered such an appointment ne
cessary in Spain.
at is known to you, Soldiers, that
tina I the ennity Of Russia, reused into
active hostility by the eternal enemy of
the continent, made it incumbent that
numerous armies should be assembled
in Germany early in the spring. For
this purpose were many OF your conf
rades Withdrawn. The emperor him.
self assumed the command and the
arms of France, guided by his powerful
and commanding genius, achieved a
succession of as brilliant victories as any
that adorn the annals Of our country
The presumptuous hopes ofaggrandise-
ment entertained by the enemy were
confouDded. Pacific overtures were
made, and the emperor, always inclined
20 consult the welfare Of his subjects By
following moderate councils, listened to
the proposals that were made.
!" While Germany was thus the thea
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-19
Total, 5000

Being decrease of supply Of $500
bags, all of the largest size. The import
last month was 1850 bags, of which
nearly 5000 were Of the produce Of the
United States, received principally thru
the medium of neutrals, and 5000 from
the Braxil.; the sales in that time were
$500 bags, Of which not more than 500
bags were taken BY spectators, SO that
our stock received an accumulation, tho
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-19
BALTIMORE, October IA.
ERCIAL.


Prices at .Anttt ia SCht. 5.-Flour 80
dis; ship bread l8 dis corn meal IS
dis. per puncheon w. P boards 60
dis; slaves 100 dis shocks dis; hoops
90 dis.
1T ST. Croir. 7fh-Flour IS dis; corn
meal Is dollars per puncbeon w P.
boards 100 dollars per NJ; R. O slaves
100 dis w. 0 slaves 1876 dis; hoops
100 dis /; shingles dis /; STOCKS S dis.
By recent order III council oentrals
are permitted to tskc, in at Bermuda, as
return cargoes, any produce Imported
from any Ct the Spanish ard Swedish w.
India Islands.
The following prices are quoted in a
letter from mercantile gentleman Of
high standing in Liverpool (E to his
friend in this city, under date of August
27:
Cotton In the first seven months,
1919, the import of it was
From America, 1860 bags
Brazil and Lisbon, 4o,ooo
Dutch colonies, 1919
Other parts, $3.50
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-19
MORE GOOD NEWS.

National IntelHgencer Office,
Sa,urda :, October lsfh, IL o'clock, Nm.
We lose no time in laying before
our readers the following heart.
cheering intelligence.
Extract ola letter from Gen. Harrison
to tie Dehartment Of War.
Head. quarters, Sandwich, U. c.
3oth Sept. 1919.
S1R-Gen. Proctor has with him as
regular. of the 4lst and Newfoundland
regiments; 90 Of the 10th regt. OF We
tcrans ; as Dragons /; and from 600 to
1000 Indians. Some deserters who left
him the night before last, give the lat.
ter as the number The citizens OF
Detroit suppose the former to be corr
rect.
TIE Ouawas and Chippewas have
Withdrawn from the British, and have
sent in .hree Of their warriors to beg
for peace, promising to agree to any
terms that shall prescribe. l nave
agreed to receive them upon condition
Of their giving hostages for their ideli.'
ty, ard immediately joining Us with ALL
their warriors. The Wyandotts, Mia
mics, and the band Of Delawares, when
had Joined the enemy, are also desrDus'
to be received upon the same srms.
The celebrated chief Main Pock Is az
the head of the hostile band on the De-
troit side Of the Strsight. Tscumsen
heads that which remains With the Bril-
fish. The inhabitants Of Detroit who
were in daily communication with then'
make the former from 1000 70 l2oo.
Their object in dividing their force vas y.
TO make night attack upon the part o.
the army which crossed over to Detrolt''
or that which ren,aiacd on this SIDE of
a junction of their force some mllesa'
boys:
A detachment Of the army, and some
Of the vessels of war, will setout LOT wv
reduction ofM.ckiDac and St. JoscP"st
in few days.
have the honor to be,
With great respect, Sir,
Your obedient servant
WIN. H. HARRISON.
Hon. JOHN ARMSTRONG,
Secretary of War.
Extract Of a letter from Cen. NJ
arthur to the Secretary Of Var.
DETROIT, Oct. 6, 1913.
Yen have no doubt been advised BY
the commanding Gen. that Maiden
and this place we're abandoned by tho
enemy previous to the arrival Of our
army, and that all the public build
ings, &c, were destroyed. On our
arrival at Sandwich. my brigade wss
ordered across the river to disperse
some Indians, who were piIlaglRg
the town, and to take possession OF
this place. Information was recelv.
ee that several thousand Indians bah
retired a small distance into inc
woods, with instructions TO attack
Gen. Harrisen's srmy on ito passsss
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-19

Boston arrived here on the lth instant,
bringing 1908 100 barrels Turpcn.
tine; but as this is an illegal import
there seems to be no expectation that
permission will be granted to land it in
this kingdom /: The market consequently
has received no check, and prices have
again Improved; 100 barrels of good
quality having been sold at 36s aud the
same price refused Tor several other par.
GELS Spirits have advanced conside,a.
bly,, 81 IS having been given for several
parcels, and 81 los refused for some o.
Tiers; the trade now requires 81. The
demand for Stock holm Tar has improv-
ed. 100 barrels have been sold at SIS
but for cargo ass could not be obtain
ed. Swedish Pitch is now offered at
las Sd custom house tares; but the buy.
ers only offer les. Rosin has gone off
very bri,kiy, and at least 1000 barrels
have lately sold at prices gradually adj
vancing to 2ss.-Duy on Tarpen,ine,
common As 4d per cwt; Spirits I'd per
ID Duty on Tar sls 4 Led per last Of
IL barrels in a British ship; 10 foreign
SHIPS 22s lid.
Hdes are in pretty good demand, and
several parcels, have lately been sold
10 dealers: Rios l-sd Bucnos Ay-
res I'D and few very prime at 8
Lad; w Indian sd a lid Brazils
dry sd z lid dry sailed Sd a S lad.
Duty 9 lad 10 a British ship and IS 4.
Lad in foreign ship per hide.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-15
From the Democratic P~ess.
NEW.ORLEANS BATTURE.

NEW.ORLEANS BAIIOHE.
We are informed that this celebrated
cause has at last been determined IN Ia
vor of Mr.. Livingston. Alter several
Ruthless applications to the national le-
ei.lature and an abortive attempt to re-
cover damages from Mr.. Jefferson, IN
the state Of Virginia, Mr.. Livingston
took the course, which we thisk, that he
should have pursued from the beginning,
and brought suit in the Federal Court
at New-Orleans against Mr.. Dorgenoy,
the marshal, who had dispossessed HIN
10 the year Of 1905, by virtue of all lille.
gal warrant. That gentleman appeared
to the suit, and Tor his defence stated
the authority under which he acted. Sc
that there was nothing to be decided but
the point of law, whether that authority
was legal or not But while matters
were 10 that situation, and the case rea-
DIV for hearing, the District Attorney
of the u. S. acting as is presumed from
the impulse of zeal and without an ex-
press or direct authority from govern.
ment, filed suggestion stating that the
suit had been instituted and managed by
collision between the plaintiff and de-
fendant in order to effect in an indirect
and improper manner the claims OF the
United States TO the property in contro-
versv, and moved the court 10 dismiss
the suit on that ground. After hearing
affidavits on both sides, the court decreed
the dismission of Mr.. Livingstou's petit
ton, which in it's effects was tansamount
to 6nal decision against him. He
however, appealed to the SupremeCourt
of the United States, who, alter a foil
hearing on both sides, reversed that de.
cree, and remandsd the cause back to
be heard and determined on its real me-
rits Accordingly the cause was heard,
and we understand, fully argued, on all
the impor,an, points which it involves,
and upon the whole, on the Sd OF last
month the court decreed and ordered
that Mr.. Livingston should be restored
to the possession of the Batture. The
proceedings in this cause, are, as we are
informed, cenformable to the rules and
forms Of the civil law, and are analogous
% our inquisi,ion of forcible entry and
detainer. Thus Mr.. Livingston is re-
stored to the possession Of his long dis
puted property.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-15
CONTINUATION OF
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
PERPIGNAN. June a..

PERPIGNAN. June q.
We have just received details of
the battle of Teragona The Spa
niards and English having debarked
at Salace- near Teragona, to the
numberof thirteen hundred infantry
and 500 horse. they Immediately
bent upon Ieragona. hoping to get
possession of it before il could re.
eeive succours. They made the as,
sault, but were every where bravely
repulsed by the garrison. At this
moment general Matthew Morris
arrived from Barcelona, presented
battle to the enemy. and completely
routed him. The loss Of the Spa
nish and English on this occasion, is
from three to four thousand killed
and wounded, under the walls ofTe.
ragona. The rest embarked with
precipitation and in the greatest dis
order.
June 20.
There has been a very warm af.
fair in the CASTLES, in which the
Spaniards were completely beaten;
the division Of O'Donnel particularly
suffered.