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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
Webbei & Chase

HAVE for sale an extensive Assortment,
ENGLISH y FRENCH GOODS
uitab!e for the present and spproashing ,s,
which are,
Best supei fine Broadcloths
Midiing and low priced do.
Superfine Cassimeres, consisting Of
black, drab and mixed
Cords-Coalings--Duffils
Flannels aud Bsizcs
Pelieco Cloths--Bombazet,s
Northumberland
Best dress'd and addressed Cal;eoe.
Silk Snd common Gipgaams
Cambricks, white, black and co,oured
large assortment Of Fancy Muslns
Shawls-silk and cotton Handkerchief.
Long -Linen-Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver cloxe.
ditto ditto silk 8. wors,ed Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Coat and Vest Buttons
Ribbons-Tapes and Bobbins
neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen & ladies
Silk Gloves-Button Moulds.
A general assortment of American
Factory Goods. &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
EVENING SCHOOL.

HE fubcribers Evening School will commence
III" EOea'rg. for initi uct,ng in The ulual BRAN
che. Of education and he hopes ftii TO merit the
Coz hdence OF his employers-Teims four dollars
per quarter, including Gambler, Peas, &c AT the
fame iehocl will be laugh, Navigation, Surveying
Book Keeping Lunar Obiervauons by Donn' .
Lunar Tables, and particu ar attention paid to
initruetng in the newell iyttem of writing
Oct. y, WILLIAM MOODY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
Caleb Crafam's Efa,c.

THE Creditors OF the Efizte Of CALEB GRAF
FAM, late of Portland, 10 he county of Cum
berland. Gentleman, dscesfed are hereby notified
that ANA GrafAm admin,iira,ris on laid Eltzie has
exhibited to me her account of ADM off ration and
asks an Allowance out of the perfoua eltate Of ia,d
deceaied aud tina have Aligned Wednesday the
,weusy nth day OF October infant a. two o clock
in he at efnoon, to cou6ler fad account and re-
quea At Probate Court then he holden at the
Reg fer of Proba,es Office in Portland, when and
whe.e hey may be hears thereon
saM. FREEMAN, Js,ys y Eaii Court.
Ca H. .8tl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24

NAyE the subfcr,bers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Riq. TO receive
and examine the elaiMs of creditors 70 the eftate
Of RICHARD GRANT, late Of Freeport, deceai.
ed, repreleased infolvens, do hereby give notice
that fix months are allowed faid creditors to bring
in and prove their claims and that we ihal attend
that fervice at the houfe of John Town!end IN
Freepors, ON the FRA Monday Of November NEXT
q, enc O'Clock = N, aud the 6rR Monday OF each
OF the Eve following mcnihs
SAMUEL HYD8, (C.uu;o;o,.,.
THOMAS BlCKNELL,
Preeport, On. S. isi4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
on IS, 1914

I 'ht fubicriber hereby gives pubiir NOTICE to all
4 concerned. that il,e has heeu duly appointed and
taken upon heffeif. the ruf Of Adminiilratrix On
the ellate of TIMOTHY d BURNAM late OF
BTidgeton, iu tie county Of Cumberland, yeaman
deeeaied, by giving bond as the law d'rects-She
the'efore requeis all pertons who are indebted to
he laid deceaseds eieats 10 make immediate pay
men, and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the lame TO HANNAH DURHAM.
O9 lS,ISI4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
i.VENlNG SCHOOL.

THE fsbfcr;ber propofes TO open an Evening
School q, the school houie of the welern dill.
tr'a in the courie of the preient week in which
will be ,sught Writing Arithmetic. Grammar, Ge-
ography, &c Price Of tuition, four dollars per
quarter inc'u1ing light, pens, &c.
Portland, Oct ~ ISAAC WESTON,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
JUST PUBLISHED,
A ND ready for delivery at the Book fore CT
n WILLIAM HYDE. the Sd number OF the
Christian Monitor
COHTAINIs0

Tru;h and Error, No s-Afembly Of Miniiler'
in Bottom, in I743-MIce!lany, Nos and 9
AnOhferva ble Provide oce An Intereitlng Story
The good Olive -EceIe6alticai Eiitory OF the
Diitriet of Maine Report of the Truitees OF the
Msfachufe,ts M,fIionary Soe,ety-Letter from
the Rev. Mofes b. afford, OF FfaRcelfown, ~ H
Value of the Art of Printng-Connecticut Bible
Soc,ety-.RuiTiau Bible Socie.ies-Brt'ih aud
Foreign Bible soeie,y-Let,er from the Paifor of
a German Lutheran Church in Pari'-Ong'nal
Poesry-Hymn for Ep phany.
subfcribers in town are defired to call as above
and receive their Books. O6. IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
Dortlan1 6a3ftte,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
nv a So u SHIRLEY,

AT two dollars per annum-one han ," Az
vance. All who become subscribers 20 '"''
paper. will be consdered rs such until '"ey p''
u, sll arresrsges and order its disoonilnusnee'
All Communications, or Advertisements sent
through the Mail, must be Postpaid, or the posi-.
age will be cha,ged; and sti advertisement.
fexcept where there is previously On account
open.) must be accompanied with the pay I0'
Insertion. or an additional charge OF tueny I'VE
eents will be made.
rrrhe price of Advertising is one dollar for
an Administrators CT Commissioners notices.
rs cen,s foc smaller advertisements.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
tVENING SCHOOL.

THE Subfcriber has commenced an Evening
Schoo, his School Room, Federal Street.,
where IS or 20 can be conveniently aceommoda-
ted-tu,tion for the common crauches 4 dollars
per quArtar. . IN advance. Navigation and the
much approved and very useful ffudy Of Geogra
ply from Maps. with the rules for confructing
the fame may be attended to by any 70 difpofed.
Portland Ga 10 r. GURLEY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24

xSjE the fublcribees having been appointed by
w the Judge of Probate for the County Of
Cumber and 70 receive and examine the claims Of
the creditors TO the eflate Of BARSTOW NEW
ELL. lac of Portland. IN fAid county, Halter. de-
ceaied Represented irfoivent. give notice that hx
months are allowed the CREDITORS TO bring N aud
prove their claims. aud thai we fhal attend that
ferv,ce a, he Office Of John rockingham, Efq on
the an Saturday Of the five following moa,hs.
JOHN ROCKINGHAM,
on lslsl4 JOSEpH TlrCOMB.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24

THE iub(criber hereby gives public uoscs to all
i concerned. that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon h,m,elfth trun Of Admini1rator
on the eAa,e OF MOSES BROWN, late ofPor,land
in The county of Cumberland, Trader, decaated, BY
giving bond as the law d'reets-he therefore re-
ce,leds eiate 10 make make immediate payment
add ,hofe who have any demands thereon. to ex'
hiblt the fame TO I'D HOfAiNS'
Sept 25,.8t4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
OG e,l0tA

I HE fueicriber hereby give. public notice to all
i concerned. that One has been duly appointed
and taken upon herfef he trua Of Admiuilratrix
on the eflate of sILAS LEE, lafe Of WIcAdet, in
the county of Lincoln. Fig. Decealed, by giving
bond a. the law directs she therefore requeAs
al perfons Who are inde5,sd TO the faid dscsaf
eds eita,e to make immediate payment and
.hofe who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the fame to TEMPE LIE. Ai~s.
Sept. 80, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24

'Tss iubiciber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned that the has been duly appointed and
taker upon hsriclf the sruft of Admnilsrstrix on
The efta,s of MARX EMERY, late Of Poland,
in the country OF Cumberland yeoman deeeassd.
by giving bond as the law drece-She therefore
rsque.s all perions who are indebted 70 rhe laid
dece aled's efla,e 20 make immediate payment aud
,hole Who have any demands thereon, to eshibm
the lame TO her
ANNA y EMERY
IN ialA mark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
Hon. Silas Lees ERatc.

THE creditors of the Enase of the Hon. SlLAS
LEE, iate Of Wifr.1rt 10 the county OF Lin.
coin. Fiq deeesied. aud ali eonce. ued are hereby
notified thar adm,nifiraion on fad eitate has been
2, anted to Tempe Lee. the widow Of iaid deceaf.
ed. by me the iuofcrber, Judge of the Court Of
Probate for the county If Cumberland. being the
mon an,en, county adjoining the fad ceuasy Of
Lincoln, of the Probate Court Of which county he
Hon jeremiah Bailey, Lf4 who 10 in,ereaed IN laid
efate is the Judge, that the fame eItate has been
rehrefeoted inioivent, and that have aligned
"wednesday, the ninth day Of Noven her next, At
10 O'Clock, A. M TO appoint CommiiLoGer., 20 re-
ceive aud examine the cianI againt The iaid si'
tate. and to conGder of an allowance 10 Sc made
the widow out Of the Pefanal eltaie Of laid de
ceaied al a Probase Coust then to be holden AZ
the Reg,iaers Office ia Portland, when and where
they may appear and be heard thereon.
on 18Th. ,sl4 SAM FREEMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
Medieines, Paints and Dye.StuA;.

''' ~n~ OJe.CSHUSs
BENJAMIN Butman,
Sya # tie Golden Mortar, MN, r.
HAS juf received freft fupply of
Meaie'nes, Paints and Dye-StzH;,
and offer. for fale-
bbls London White Lead
3 do Spruce Yellow
81 do Linieed Oil
100 lbs. Verdigrde
400 do Gum Copai
rs do Gum Shelack
SO boxes by Gla(s
IL do by 10 do
10 do 10 by IL do
DO 10 by Is do
so tons Logwooa
~ do Futile
> do Nicaragua
8 hhds, Ground Camwood
Is caiks belt Green Cooperate
do Alum
1000 ibs. Romah visriol
500 do Oil do
100 do Aqua Fortis
$50 do Nader,
200 do Bengal Indigo, 6rfi qualisy
100 do refined Ca,nphor
80 do Turkey Opium
100 do QuickGlver
100 do sue, Aioes
rs do Ceutian Root
100 do Crem Tartar
500 do Flour SuIpher, &c. be. -
Purchafers can be fuppiea with almoff every
article ufualIy wanted The above branches, upon
the lowell ,erns for Cath or approved credit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
" Indemnify for me Past, and Secu-
run for the Future -

y
rug Jor the Futre!''
This, ii has been hypocritically
pretended by the Administration, was
the great object Of the war, and un-
til this object could be accomplished,
they 6erccly declared they would new
er sheath their sword. Twice did
the British Cabinet offer an Arms
tice-but 10 Midison sternly de-
clared that blood should not cease to
flow until G. Britain expressly aban-
doned tie claim of taking mariners
from our merchant ships and SO
we have Tough; it out; we have spent
two hundred millions of dollars, and
wasted fifty thousand lives-and for
what ? why, for SAILORS RIGHTS
AND No lNPREssMENT." And now,
strange inconsistency when the ne
go,iators assemble to adjust the grie-
vances of the two nations, our OWL
Cabinet has totally and entirely aban-
doned the
6257 IMPRESSED SEAMEN,
who always marched in the 'front.' OF
Madison's columns. The President
has struck his flag and given up the
ship he now deigns not to utter
word in behalf of those whose wrongs
and sutitrings he pretended were SO
fragrant that they could be expiated
only by blood. Formerly he refused
even to negotiate until this subje~
should be settled and now, when he
negotiates, he neglects to make even
an attempt to rescue from bondage the
thousands of our impre ssed sailors,
who, according to his solemn asser-
tons, must at this moment he groan-
ing in the recesses of the " floating
British His SD. GaS.
Stray Cattle Sixty head Of beef cattle
are to be sod by the deputy marshal at
WATERFOWL, Tomorrow, seized on behalf
OF the Uni'ed States. They were taken in
Champion, Jclle son country, on the wrong
road to Sockets Harbor, on sepposiilon Of
lLtir being int nded by their patriotic own.
ers for the camp kettles of G.. r instead
U, y. s.
MEw YORK SEPT 80.
Mechanically accident I'VE learn that on
Mo0day las, while the ci,zens of Hudson
were firing salute in honor OF Gems Scott
and Gaines, then passing on the river, in
the steam boat Fulton, Mr.. Charles Bunker,
Sun OF Captsin Elijah Bunker, of that place,
was Instantly Killed by the discharge Of
field piece he was loading. MIR. Bunker
was an active and promising young man,
and had la ely pinned Capt Robinson's sea-
iencibles now at Fort Greene, from whom
re had obtained a few days iurlough to vig.t
his friends He is a brother Of Capt.
George Bunker, the young man who was
XII led by fall iIom the mas, head OF yes.
sci in tins port few years ago.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
SeMon BuGnsfs.

THE Circuit Court of Common Pleas for the
= county of Cumberland, having ordered that
the Petit Jurors for the next Term (vz the third
Tuefday Of Nov neHD to attend on the fecond
day Of the term 10 order that felton, Buhneis may
be attended to on the FRI day ! hereby give no
tice thereof to all concerned. BY order of faid
Court SAM FREEMAN, CinL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
FOR SALE,

A Lot Of ten acres of land GtuAted IN Falmouth
Al sdiolnlug Solomoo Backaon's iAud in iald
town. with convenient two tiory dwelling houie
thereon and bArn afo good well Of ~A,ss ald
pump, handy TO the houle IL lies on the road
leading TO Mackey's Point For terms of iae
enquire OF Francs. J,nes on the premnss.
falmouth, Oct s, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
LINCOLN BANK.

THE Stockholders of the Lincoln Bank are here
by notified that an inltaIlment of twenty dol
lars on each fhare in the ltock of fad Bank is or
dered to be paid in or before Tuefday, the hrst
day of November next.-Bv order of the Prehdent
and Directors. SETH TRUFANT, CsiDe'.
Bath, Oct llth, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
NOTICE..

THE eopartneffhip hitherto fulfilling under the
h'm OF WINsLOW & DIx,s by mutual con
fent TIN. day dlGofved All perfons indebted TO
fad firm are rsquel.ed to make payment to JoHS
DIX. .sd ,hoie who have any demands 10 call ON
hum tor payment. H WiNsLOW,
Ca. 10, JOHN DIX.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
John S. Dupee,
Dr.eeA exs Apstbsssry Fsssf,sss bsaa Ls.s- H6agf
Portland
HAS jun received aiuPply OF the
Extract of Quercitron,
OR .ssENSB OF
YELLOW OAK BARK,
lohn S. Dupee.

xrThe increating demaua for this vaiaab'earsi-
Gle i.a better tea of its utility han voumesot re-
commentators Ctothiers and tatters on trial, will
fad il one OF the greaten aequ6ti0as TO their pro-
feilons ever yet diicovsred.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-31
Patriotism WASHINGTON.

While WAsHrNcToN was with the Army
OF tho N orth, British friga,o came up the
PoToMAc, TO Mount Vernon, and threatened
to lay the place in ashes, if provisions were
noi instantly sent on board. To save that VEN
cradle Mansion, the manager sent aboard
the requisite supplies. On hearing the mat :
ter Washington wrote his managers the fol-
lowing note
/" SIR,
+" 1t gives me extreme concern to bear
that ycu furnished the enemy with refresh
mcntS. II would have been less painful
circumstance to me, to have heard that, in
consequence of your non compliance with
their request, they had laid my plantation in
ruin"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-31

fafnily which they had once declared shoald
never more WELD over them the iron rod of
despoiism. 1t viii, perhaps, be said, tho.
they coEscntedrto their former line OF mon
archs. There was, Indeed, an appearance of
spprobalion But was that appreciation real
Was the act their own voluntary choice (?
No 4: IL was extorted a, the point o! the hsyo.
net, and before the cannot's mouth. II was
wholly mater Of sompusion. Such an act
constitutes no legality 10 the reign Of Louis
nor will he long enjoy the throne in peace.
The last sentence We shall notice is some
what curious. "We may now. express our
attachment TO her consistently with tho res.
pect We owe TO ourselves IL will, Of first
view, appear singular how warmly this gentle:
Ran expresses his frendship for a nation
which, Till lately, was the object of his mose
inyeterae haired. The cause, however, is
easily explained. This nation has long teen
the foe OF Great. Bgi,siu---,hc foe OF thar
couoliY Tor which be has long cherished the
iondest regards. Loving waolh she losrd.
and hating whom she hated. France became,
OF course, an object of abhorrence and exc
Grafton. But now she is humbled at the feet
OF the British lion ; her glory departed and
she reduced TO an abject tool-an humble ally
OF his darling country, his hatred is changed
20 iriendship, his curses TO praises, and his
unqualified prejudices 70 sentiments of tho
most ardent admiration.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-31
Portsmouth Wooden Manu-
factory.

THE subscriber informs bis friends and the pub.
Il lie. tina, his Machines at CuDdslrs Mills are ina
excellent order for cardng Sleeps Wool, and that
q new and improved Machine win be in operation IN
ssew weeks, for csrding Merino Wool, (pure bloody
The Clothing Business is conducted by the first
workmen in this country: all kinds Of Woolen cloths
manufactured in superior style, at short notice.
and accommodating terms
SAMUEL CLARKE.
NB-An art;eles intended to be conveyed 's The
Mills will in future be received at the Domesae Wars
Hsuse, No. AZ, Thames.srest, where they will b
promptly attended 10. Portsmsn'h, .Nsy 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-31
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, .dUG UST 81. 1914.
ELECTION.

ELEN IIOV.
Yesterday the eitzeos OF this state assembled
in their respective towns for the choice of Rep.
resentatives in Congress, and Representatives
10 The State Legislature. We have The re-
suit in only few towns, which do not vary
materially from the last Congressional cleo
tion, since which time no opposition has been
made to the federal party. The average fed
eral majority in this town was .s9--at the
last contest, the Federal majority was 1914.
Some remarks on this election wll be attend
cd TO in future paper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-31

From Catt. Ihon,fscc.
Cspt. Thompson leii us on the hill above
Biadensburg al O'clock; within five inmates
after the British ceased crossing the bridge
Within 10 minutes after the British (who re-
served their fire Till after they mounted the
hilD as well as the Americans, we're out of
sight. AT bali past two the firing ceased,
except single g1n a, intesvas-about 30
minutes past o'clock. a very small detach-
menl of British repassed the bridge. A con.
siderable detachment Of the enemy was at the
Mill, at puas,er past O'Clock wheA We left
The Mail.
The town Of Bladcnsburgh has no. been as
yet injured in the least.
From she Baltimore Ttlegrctk, .4ug. IS.
OFFICIAL.
Lafesf By sbe Videtfs, Ii o'clock, last night.
WAsHINeToN, half pas, o'clock, p. M.
The British have driven us from Bladens-
burgh---some killed and wounded on both
sides--we have retreated to WAsHINGToS-
our men behaved well.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-31
NANTUCKET NEUTRAL -!

Two gentleman have arrive ] in town, who
left Nantucket on Friday morning last, and
informs US that on Monday last, the .Mmrod,
slocp OF war, anchored at the bar, with flag
OF tfuce flying, sent boat on shore with her
commapdcr, bearer Of communication from
Com. Holhan, 10 the inhabitants, the pur.
port of which was, that he had received Or
ders from The commander in Chief on the
American station, to send flag TO Nantuok-
ct, to state to the inhabitants, that as II hsd
been represented 10 the Admiral, that they
were in a distressed s;tga,ioo, fort want
of provisions, fael, &c he bad been instruc-
ted to inform them, that IL all public proper.
~ none, hogvever, on he Isia0dlof every des-
cfipton, was given up, and the Inhabitants
would agtec not TO take ~ arms against The
( British during the war, iiuitcd nepber Sf
small vessels would b. allowed TO impou
into The island, oil kinds OF provisions, fuel,
and other necessaries during the war, bu, n
vessels would be allowed to hsh altor cod or
whale.
That in consequence OF said communica.
ton, Town meeting was held on Thursday,
at which al! parties assembled, when an unan-
imous vote was passed TO aceeht The frohosais
made by the .ddmirai nor 10 take IN arms
against His BrfGnnic 1iajesty's subjects,
during The 4var, &c. and committee OF four
gentlemen were appointed 10 wait on Com.
Hoham in Gardner's Bay, and conclude the
arrangements. sThe Nimrod left the bar on
Friday morning, for the Sound ; and convoy
ed the Packet s!oop Maria, (on board of
whith vessel were our inforuants,) to Buz-
Yards Bay, aud 'he Maria arrived at New
Bedford, the same evening. During the
stay OF the Nimrod at Nantucket, the officers
and sailors were frequently on shore, and
behaved very civil and polite aud were re-
ceived in very friendly manner, aud enter
tanned by the inhabitants.
Boston Er. Co6ee-House Books.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-31
DIED,

In this town, on Monday last, Mr.. sAnurIfIuLI,
aged 81. Ills funeral will proceed from his late
dwelling house, in Second street, Con the Point this
afternoon, at O'Clock, which the friends and rela.,
tions OF the family invited to attend, without q
more particular invitation.
On Monday last, THOMAS RuMREILI, Esq aged
76 Soon will be deposited in the bosbm of its mo.
ther earth, the remains of an honest, sensible man,
and an nfexbIe patriot of rs Ills friends and ac
qusintance requested TO attend the funeral at
o'clock, this afternoon, at the house Of Mr.. Samuel
King, lower end of Spring.strcet.
Al Ca'nejohGrry " T. Mrs. NANCY THuRsrovs
aged GO, consort of Mr.. Norton Thurston, formerly
of this town. .
Al Baifimors, on the Goth inst. Mrs ELrzABErx
FoRBEs, aged 2s, wife of Capt Peter Forbes, aud
daughter Of Capt James Gardner. of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-31
CONTRADICTION.

II il said, an arrival at New-York, from
the Havana, contradicts the late report oi
Spain having declared war against the Uni
ted States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-31

On Tuesday laS, 100 men of the State
corps, under Capt. WooD, took possession
Of Fort Adams, by order Of Col. Kihgsbury.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-31
From HdYANH.

TF0W [Iy1F II II
Schooner Hollins, Capt. Stocker, arri.
we'd at New.York, in 8 days from Havana.
Capt.S. says it was the general impression at
Havana, that a WAR between the United
States and Spain, would take place, uniess
Me United STATES zvould rehnquish fheir nfle
TO Nezv. Orleans
He further stated, that British frigate
and two sloops, together with two Spanish
sloops of war, big and two schooners, had
already sailed from Havana, for Pensacola,
having on board troops, implements OF war,
military dresses, presents for the indians, &c.