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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
WI 4 EDWARD OXNARD,

MLDDL
HAVF JUN received and Opened foe fal an
e1,snfve afor,mcnr of
Voosen s Cotton Goods,
which Gill be loid en- favourable terms.
Nov 4w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

0bG Ot'tCS " AyC3.
CHARLES B .ANCHARD,
s, MessSssts Raw Middle Hns
M/ILL Cell At low prices, whoiefa'e aud retail,
w the moff complete and heA (elected sH,rt
men, Of ELEGANT AND c0MAzoN WARES
ever offered in fl9tland-
coNsIsTINo OF
Dining and Tea Setts Of more han fifty, and Cups
and ssusers Of more than fevensy different patterns
blue printed, edgd aad c, G. Pa,es Of every
Mugs PIT chers--C hambees- Bafons
aud Ewsrs--Diihes -sai,ads--N appies-Bakers-
Tea Pots--SugAr -Crsams--CsAch Chambers-
Butter Boas- salss-P eppers-chair Paus-'uftre
blue printed, bea enamcI'd prelsd. naval and mil
itasy Laurence and other Pi,chers--Cus O.sf.
Diihes-Deeantsrs-Tu mb' ere Wines Jellies-
Calfzrds--Lamp O!ades -Ehtry Lamps Proof
G aHes--Kaives & P0rks--Bed Paus-Pen Knives
--Canes--Jsws Harp.-block tin Tea Poss-- faya
aad eegans wire Baiks'a -Candieacks- Whips
Spoons sIuffers aud rrays--Iooking Clsles-
And iroos Shoveis Il Tougs-Wai,ers--pot. boz
and Kendrieks patent iron boz Coffee Mills--
Beilows--BrufAes-C aftors-Toys, &c. &c.
Sest II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
National Bank.

The following are the Directors OF the
BaDk of the United States.
~ dppointed by the President.
William lopes, John Jacob A'tor'
Pierce Butler, Stephen 6irard,
James A. Buchanan,
BY the Stockholders.
Robert Ralston, Guy bryan,
Samuel Welher,, William Eoyd,
Thos. III. Willing, John Goddard,
Chandler Price, Dennis A. sh,h, Of Bal
John Sergeant, tmore,
john Bohlen, John Donneli, OF ditto.
Tl,oaas RpFuen, Cesar A. Rodney, oil
El,bu Chauucey, Delaware,
lAppas teiper, Brockhoist Livingston,
john SssaSe of New Y ork,
N anuel Eyre, James Lloyd oil Boston.
Cadw<,la der Evans, jr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

HIGH ARR
a great variety ofsILKs
VIZ.
Bea twill'd Lavantines
Double s 6agle fioren-
ees, p ain and change :
ahle colours
Black India 3,nchaws l.
SarInefts
Back, coloured & plaid
Italians
Coloured aod plaid Can.
ton elk
Pongee silks for Innings
Cc. &c
Black ok vefiing
Be0 Nsa kin and Canton
Crapes
B'zck and white Italian
Grape
Colcured Cambrics
Back white AID colour Cd
ak Gloves
Beaver and kid Gloves
Silk * cotton UmbreiI AZ
Bet ellt Coat and velt
Ruttons
Imperial fix Bsttons
Olive, brown and gteen
R;bbonds.
GA "a and 8 4 light
q dark IMITATION
6HAWLS
Back CAUTION Hdkfs
Bsn 8Andznuss x Chop
pa RonAls
4 great variety Of cotton
Hdkfs
American Bed Ticking
RuMa Diafets
Brown Holland
Black and white Miilin-
etts
Cotton Carnbries
CSiabric Muilins
81 "a and E 4 black
Czmbrics
CopperpIa.ss and Furui-
tures
Black and blue Italian
Sewing Silk
Back and aGoffed Can
iou do
NAns
Buc kram
s. 81, 4 and 4 + Pins
Qual,ty and hos Bind
ilgs &C. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

tiooS ~ boNCEs AIo VIII
AMONG "
IN fpper6ne hlack.
blue, brown, cinpamoo,
olive d mix'd BROAD
CLOTHS
Commoa add low priced
dsltO
IA double mild black,
blue, and mix'd CAS-
SIMEREs
p!sek, blue mig d brown.
Give and drzb Jingle
Mild CsGmeres
D!ue. brown and green
HUNTERS CLOTHS
QUEENS CLOTHS
Black, brown. olive,
olive green, cinnamon
and bottle green PR
l.IsSE CLOTHS
A large aGortmeut Of
plsin 4 twill'd BOM-
SAZErTS, Of oil col
ours, very lew
Scoch Pla,Gs
Paid Bom5axetss
Rssinetts-Wiibores
figured Pel:Ge Flannels
6Iegant Toilinet aud
commcn Swanidown
VEoIiNCS
Whise,fed. yellow, green
4 black FLANNELS
S~ac1ein
Du6h and Coatings
BOekinSs--tWiIl'd Flsn.
nels
Amer. sATTiMTrS
Berlin Cords
Dsvouil,ire Keriey
0uesnisy Froeks
fsotalooo Drawers
Meas black. white and
MAD Worried Hole
Half iioie
Womens fate black and
white ditto
kait worried Caps
Mack ana eel d Dom
baxiae
So Lih LINEN
SHIFTING
American water loom
Shirsinss & sheetings
rs,sos AeAm loom Sh.r.
tiuys
Fine and common Cali
81 Englifh Ginghams
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
CALL md SEE

GILL IND SEE
+ THE MANAoaas Official LIST o. 9aIz 81 in the
Stsu.s CieG Of CANAL LOTTERY. (which
Is received AZ
WiNChESTER'S LoTTsRY OFfIcR,
EXCHANCE'ZREET
Where sAefe who hold P.xes are deGrea 10 call
and gs' their pay. Nov
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12

A large edition OF the lie &c. OF Mrs.
Harf,e1 -Nesaea, has bean recently reprinted
&c B. islol, Englsna.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
MAN-SIEALlNG

Would yoa believe il a Al ir tllsUnlled Slsies,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
Mem &. .Seasonobie Goods.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,
rIAvE received large and ertenhve afortment
Ha
ENGLISH, INDIA, AND FRENCH

III UUODS, gu
fuied 10 the prelent and apps osehing feaion.
sreas part of which were prschaied At late Auc-
iioos ia BoRor, and will be told very low.
-AMoKo WHICH AL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-13
SEPARATION OF MAINE
Tie Separation.

The ,ss Separations.
The fine fat falling fhip Separation
will fail 10 all next month from the port
Of Wrangle on the bay of Harlequin, for
1he government, of Scramblein, the region
Of Ethiopia.
This elegant nip is contracted for the
accommodation of paIengers only, and
will be found extremely convenient not
only for gentlemen of floating and win
DIV turn Of mind, but alto for ladies of an
adventurous and cheerly fpirit. There
will be no cargo on board, and the fhip
will BE- kept as clean and as empty as Il
hakes's dancing rotm except as TO pat
fengers and fome other little rumpery
which it is unneceGary to mention par
iicularly. The price of paGage will be
little or nothing, and there will be only a
fmall contribution laid on that part Of the
paAengers who may be called the conmon
people, to keep the fhip's eores good, con-
fitting principally of gals and choice fpir
its, which produce fuch celebrating eff
fects on the ftomach, that very little gross
food is necef1ary to keep the fyitem in
complete order.
The pafengers already engaged are his
Excellency the governor of Scramble and
all his retinue, including his chaplain,
who is a monk of fubime talcnts Of the
order Of the Jefuits, and was never ex-
communicated for lying; together with
the Judges and all the great characters
belonging TO the government, except the
fcrivner general who is under engagement
to write forty libels before the winter fets
in at FIVE dollars a piece. Hs l. an in.
genioas man and is under the particular
patronage of the governor.
This remarkable fhip has been in con-
Aant fervice for thirty years without any
repairs, excep: now and then new figure
head and feveral new iets of fails and rigs
ging She will fail fifteen knots with
common wind, and twenty FIVE in a gale,
with all fail ftanding, and without an
ounce Of ballalt aboard. Indeed it has
beenfound by experience, that the itron-
ger the gale is, the more fail is necsfary
to enable her to bound with agility over
the waves. and tina: ballait would only be
an incurabrance therefore the lbip sspd-
ration has aevey had any baAaf aboard
Gentlemen and ladies, as you value the
delights and the joys Of life. apply to the
captain for paAage You will find him
always on board, or with his tat landlady
at the fign of the goole.
.,,,.c,,, Captain o: f.d ihip and grand
NlMSdl, ca,ese, for the government Of
ssrsmt.'
P.S / leara thar; fo,nc Aanderous ru,
mours have got abroad about the ihip;
but will ag,ec 20 be fcuttied in her if
fhe fal! a whit lhort of my recommends
ton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-13
BRUNSWICK CONVENTION

This meeting was one Of the mott
respectable voluntary afiemblics ever col
leeted in Maine. II was competed Of
men of character and property They
have fomethlng to lofe by Separation and
nothing to gam by it. They arc not feek-
ing the peopleo money, bus he general
welfare aud happiness of all They are
not tampering for feats of government
and for comnillions to lerve the people
for high wages and ialaries. Their only
object is the fecurity of their present en.
joyments-good laws well administered.
The meeting at Brunfwick as is always
the cafe upor iuth occafions, was inieit.
ed nth few low, worthless characters
who were laid 10 be in favour o. fepara-
tiQl,- mere tools, and very small onss,ln
the hands OF rapacious demagogues. The
production Ggned Z" spectator" is M
doubtedly the offspring of iome frothy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-13

port of fchools and / fee no reafon why
it is not equally applicable in this cafe.
The benefits to be derived from the u
niveriity at Cambridge are not confined
to any fiction of the State. They are as
open to the Inhabitants of the County of
Warrington, as they are to thofe of Berk-
fibre : and they are as open to the inhab-
itants of each of thefe Counties, as they
are to the Inhabitants of the County of
Suffolk, or even to the Inhabitants of the
County of Middlelex, when 70 far remo-
we'd from the College that the itudent
cannot relide at home. The Unworthy
at Cambridge may be eonGdered as the
great feminary of Learning for the Uni
ted States, where the Inhabitants Of
Georgia and Maine at1ociating together
learn TO love and eiteem each other, to
divef themielyes of ilIiberal local preju-
dices, and to coniider themielves, not as
the Inhabitauts Of any particular Jeflion of
the Country but as. the citizens OF the only
free government in tbs 7v0ra-of Coun.
try rapidly advancing in the scale of Ma.
tons. If a College is not, Immediately,
in my vicinity, it is immaterial, or nearly
70, whether i, is twenty, one hund,ed,
or two hundred miles off. Refiding in
one of the ealern Counties of Maine,
fueh is the facility of water communica-
ton, ii is even more convenient for me
to fend my fon to Cambridge, than it
would to Brunfwick In the one initance,
the pafage is often made in twenty four
hours, at the expenfe Of about u. Z. In
the other, it requires tedious journey
of four or five days, at an expenfe Of at
leait twenty dollars. The fame argu-
ments, which apply to the location Of a
College, apply with the fame force to
the location Of the feat Of Government.
If any advantage is to be derived from its
being located in any particular fpos, tina.
advantage is confined to very limited
circle, The communication from the
Counties of Lincoln. Hancock, Wah-
ing and Penobfcot, is more eafy and
expeditions with Bolton, than it is with
Portland. IL the one cafe, we can make
ufe Of water carriage, the cheapeit of all
modes OF conveyance, In the other we
mutt be confined entirely to land car
riage. We have all more or lefs buGnefs
with Bolton, the great emporium of
New. England. 1t is infinitely more
convenient to attend to Legislative duties,
IN that place, than in any one in Maine.
1 am therefore decidedly Of opinion thar
"nei:her diverlity of in,eref NOR extentof
territory. require the Separation Of
Maine from Msfachufetts--l am there
fore oppofed to it.
No office Seeker and No Office Hslaev."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-13
HARTFORD CONVENTION.

Every inferiour being OF the human
race may articulate 8. Hartford conven
ton" There is not man thar can max
or fell a cartridge box, not a man that
gets beasty drunk by ten in the morning
nor common lbeller who lies for his
daily bread, not miserable pettifegeor
that will cheat the widow and rob he
fatherless, not nnisereant that would
Zeal an umbrella from behind door, not
q creeping ching that would rob hen.
root and cry. chickens to fell,' not
quaek that would commit murder upon
helpless infancy for money and think it a
merit,-but what can cry :" Hartford
Convention"
The men who competed that conven.
ton, are of tina. order. whom fmall ver-
min never accoii but througha common
kennel of ali moral foulness, fuch as the
Argus. Bring thefe insects into the
prelence of any Of the gentlemen who
competed that convention, and you will
find them as dumb as glow worms They
feel fenGble in the preience of men OF
character and of foul that nature has
formed them bur a ink in the chain OF
animal crrarIon between mankind and the
brute.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-13

III
and have but little TO hope or TO tear from
revolution. On the question Of Separation,
| make TO comment but in common with
the whole world, in silence admire the wit,
the logic, and the learning, which have been
enlisted into the service Of the friends oil
THIS revolutionary project. | understand,
Sir, that your Cay is greatly heated on the
The occaion and there is convincing proof
OF the fact in the columns of offensive mat
ter which are seen occasionally TO pass off
through that safe aud proper channel, the
Aigus--matier which Is produced only by
extreme offcrvescence. But notwithstand-
Ing all this smoke much light has been pro-
dIced. Who, but the friends Of separation
could have proved that Portland is the most
central town in the district That in case
OF separation it will rank with Boston
Who. excepting the friends Of separation
could have satisfied the world, that in pro
portion TO the other states in the Union,
Maine embraces the creates, numbered wise
md good men! Have not these deep fnan
ciers put even Dallas himself TO The blush,
in their treasury estimates! Have they no,
shewn in words and figures, that two
Go, crnments OF the same torn, may be adj
minis,ered with less expense than one
And that in money Gale ula,ions quarter is
more than the whole What, ask, may
not reasonably be expected from such inge-
nui,y, and such talents. We here see to
what a surprising height the sciences may
be carried in country where the mind
suffers no restraint. as
But, as In all other cases Of deiirium,
when the symptoms indicate approaching
distinction would suggest ,os' The Doc
Tor" that the patisns must DC put under less
snmuiatimg regimen; and in the lass resort,
receive such Other afftheonons as his par.ic.
ular condition may require Junius, who
iuraisheda column for the Argus Of the
3lst of July deserves ,ome attention Ills
great difficulty seems to arise from a disor-
deied brain The poor man expect has
wreckedn and we'll nigh ruined his mind
by his greet and continued etiortss in behalf
OF the friends OF separation, to establish
those difficult and daring positions which l
have already mentioned, and which the
separatists have everregarded as theirstrong
ground-l Ii may Judge ofhis case from his
senseles and ncoherent rawlings, you will
permit me, With all modesy, to recommend
a gentle depletion hat Junus is hafr.o.
is manifested in his zeal and tina: his part
IN the Drama is well cast, we feel assured
from his total disregard both Tor truth and
dece,um
II seems the Sheriff Of Linco is the ne :
tuiiar object OF his rage and in The rudest
manner possible he drags the Chief Justice,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-08-13

P.S learn thar foInc ilanderous ru.
mours have got abroad about the ihip |;
but will ag,sc 10 be fcuttied in her if
fhe fall whit ihors of my recommends
ton.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-04

inSs, aud communicating tho intslii-
genceas II comes IN from ulfrcreD,
parts OF the county. See them, also,
in the streets Of Rockville together,
enquiring and telling the news; and
Suggesting mutual plans for future
operations 1t is sorry, sickenint
spectacle If they were not too far
gone TO retain the least sense of shame
they would shun exposure in the pub
lie streets, and retire to some secret
place TO hatch parry treason; or ex
change their mutual CALCULATIONS a,
their deceiving prospects Of success"
But what Is this we now hear,
which caps the climax of all that has
excited our grief and amazement--
Mr.. Carroll has come out tor the lie
gislature in opposition TO Mr. Hanson,
and he offers as an elector of the sc
nate in opposition TO MIR Jones (who
was nominated last March) because
Mr. Jones is Mr.. Hanson's friend
You all know that the opposition
o Mr.. Hanson was got up by young
lawyer fancy, the brother OF the cleo
tsrieicandidate In Frederick county
You know also. tor you have il from
under his own band, that this young
gentleman never acts contrary TO the
opinion aud advice or his brother -
Know then that ] have seen certifi-
cate in MIR. Hanson's possession, .ien.
ad by MIR G Gaither--Ihat Young
fancy, who leads the federal opposition
declared, . IL sDouid be hroher no7p and
fhe1 10 Ie' q democrat be elected an a
frdeTai county" Alter this, can YOU
any longer doubt, or hesitate to give q
name to the designs of these mel, VII,
| ravc conbined with The democratcs :
Ian you doubt about their meanir 6
| when they say they will put down and
crush HANSON and his irie nds :" They
mesh To crush the federal parry, and
by bringing out two ticket. for the
| assembly. and TWO Tor the senate, they
prove the sincerely OF their teciara
tlon, that democI at ought occasional
| ~ To be elected in q federal Coerly ;
ior by running one democratic electol
or assemoiyman, they might steal the
! march upon you, and thus jeoHard.ze
ne state, disgrace and degrade Mo4h.
geometry. You snail aeein hear from
ii Faithful EcGeTahsf.
august 6, 1916
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-04
CO6ben's Nsvy- York Register.

We are happy to understand that the
numbers Of Copbe,t's Register, which,
for some week past have been wanting
are at length arrived. Speculation had
been busy with regard 20 the de(alca
ton or delay in this publication; som:
supposed the Register had been seizp d
on us roule, Others that :Cobbelt had
given II mp In Gisgust from the idea tina,
II would not be lucrative. Ii appears,
however, that all onr spectators wei,
wrong, aud that the Register will con
tlDue on, interrupted, perhaps, some
times, as ii ha. been lately, by lung pas
sages, or o,h"r accidents. add
,ionai numbeis, we understand arc now
rcceived.-( Ibid
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-04

on boa,d the 18TH Of February, and we
really began to fear that they were lost
Now, then, ii The despots, with al!
heir AFFECT and hired presses, ate able
to keep Truth from making its way in
the world, let Us forgive them for the
fault will be ours and rot theirs IL IS
quite Incredible what power there is In
the American press, Even as chan
mel for US, it is OF vast importance. l
am well Informed, that one of my letters
20 The Cossack Priests, which found its
way to the South OF france, i'll the Ma
ionai advocate newspaper, was quickly
copied with the pen (ior printing is oni
OF The question:; pnd that when my cor
respondent wrote, ten thousand copies
1t "as supposed, had been made, and
were circulating in the south, among
,he pro,estan,s.
| | hear, with grea, satisfaction, of the
amaz'ng prosperity ct your country
sno with still greatct, OF the triumph
which freedom seems recently 10 have
! ob'ained in the state OF New York. Ii
is the triumph not only ot the good a.
mong you, but Of those il England and
In every par, oi Europe - Mat. Edo
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-04
From the aurora.
MarShaE Grouchy.

The revOluIUn in states, and the
vices of empires always present to the
mind objects OF contemplation, deeply
Interesting aud instructive, thcugn
frequently awful and de plorsble We
read faithful and impartial account OF
the various changes in the ancientgO
vernments Of the world, from The pen 5
ut the celebrated historians, VINO have
recorded memorable events. The works
OF HcroGOlus, and Fhucydidess OF Livy,
aud PoIybius, afford ample sources Of
Information Oh this subject and fur
nish lessons OF instruction highly imrOr
tant to enlightened statesmen. This
last writer, who was also a soldier,
by the aide Of Scipio, while Carthage
was burning. When the vile OF As
Srubal precipitated herself aud her
children into the himes, the scene
drew tears from the eyes of the Roman
general, who repeated the lines Of
Homer, where Hector speaks with so
much feeling Of The fall OF Troy
p" Yet come it VIII the day decrced by
faies
." (How my heart tTembles while ny
tongue reiates)
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-04
BLUE-vs--BLUE.
ETfractS ,fron, Hans o,,'S Pamahtet, de.
non"ciHs acme IF MS owu fiarfy
FEDERALISM BETRAYED.
InG me SfaTe Endanrered.


.dnG the SfaEe ENDANGERED.
1t cannot be disguised or conceal.
ed that the principles which have ri
umphed in this county for so many
years, and under the most gloomy CIR
Cumstances, have been abandoned BIZ
some individuals, who would not have
oeen suspected Of trcacne,y and disaf
location! But their open pubic al
lance with The party denounced by
Washington as curse ofEhc coun.rv. -
explains their object and cstabiIshes
tneIr guIll--T1ose among them who
retain some little regard for truth anG
character, who have not SO suddcp,y
been corrupted by their contam,naun;.
pcIsons; !hose who though fallen
still retain something Of the federal
character, viii not deny that they have
combined with the democrats to " nut
down and crush Hanson and his
friends :" in other words, 10 overthrow
the federal party, and bnIld upon its
RUINS negD har!y, as they Ca.l it.. -
WHAT'S TINS new party denomirat: I'd :;
and 1t whom is II composed They
cal! IT the moderate party, made up of
the mos; n'aderGte and best men Of both
parties"
10 accomplish their dark and evil
Purposes, To rob men Of their hard and
well earned reputation, have they not
circulated frivolous, false, and mali
cious charges Have they not des.
cended to the meanness Of retailing in
the shape OF certificates private friend.
ly CONVEX saiohs, with view to iniure
innocent persona TO promote their
tneir uDhaIlowcd ends, We have seen
even fricudly confidential letter made
the instrument TO stab honor i'm the
iark, not by producing the letter,
- hich would speak for itself, but slyIy
misquotjng it In secret corners, and
when the trick was discovered, and the
letter triumphanlly exhibited to the
people, did VIC Tot see convicted over
powered guilt in a spasm of remorse
tear up the evidence of its own detec-
zion, and give the fragments 10 the
winds Yes, confidence has been
ruch abused ; honor sacrificed, every
pecies Of !iitleness and meanBess has
uecn resorted to, 10 produce the mos,
distressing heart. wounding result, me
friumfh Of democraey---and 100 by men
snO still arrogate 20 themselves the
proud title of Gederalists II is denied
rat these men act in concert with the
democrats. do not rely upon the
tact Of their hunting up discrediled
democratic testimony TO convict fe
deralIsl Of what he never was guilty
80 prove their connection with the
"emocrals, I do not rely upon the fact,
nat men who have not spoken for
roa'.; WHO nave been sat dasgars
5rawn,' 2ro now as thick as pick peck
IS. Isely upon much stronger fact
go is young lawyer ,Taney's Office
see thsm caucgssiUg logetheF--sec
them interehsnging smiles and greet.