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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-16
FRED ERICG 4. W4YO.
ROCK EIJEP

Trio doors JeiOic tie ftiyYas5s' Bank of Va. }
INFORMS tAe 7'ssLc thar Re has jest ysceired tI4
LEES MEDICINE STORE, No. - tfaiQea la,
NCH~lOrR, q freSh SHppkv or Tie J.llyHilp
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
From the Albany Gnseits.
Great Storm in the West!

We do not mean, gentle reader,
that the storm has actually occurred;
3ut we observe that the clouds are
fast gathering; and were we to Judge
from the terrific and awful appcar.
anee OF the angry elements. We may
calculate that it will be truly terrible.
The storm, however, will not be Of
rain, or hail. or snow /; but furious
political hurricane, which ii is feared
will sweep away the whole cabinet of
the United States, Mr.. Monroe, The
Boston fetieralists, and all. But to
drop the ailcg6ry. We observe from
the Kentucky Democratic papers. that
the anger OF the Kentuckiaos towards
MIR. Monroe for condescending 10 re-
ceive the attentions and ciyiIities of
the iederalists Of the eastern states.
has not in the least abated. The Ken
turky Gazette, Mr.. C!ay's paper. is
absolutely furious upon the subject :
not so much on account of the Presi
dents eating fried oysters and pump
Kin pie al the same table with the ~
bel yankees, but berause /, @ took oc.
rasion 10 some Of his spee hes, 10 ex-
press his wish 10 ama,samatc she
two parties. This is an uapartiona-
BILE sin, and Mr.. Monroe and Mr.. A.
dams are denounced in prospective.
|" 1t will DC idle and riimulous in
these gentlemen (says the Gaze,te) il
they mediate any Thing of this sort,
They have their choice before them
either to adhere to the republican mar.
~ .oith the same. fidelity and constanc,
7cll'' 1cllic'i That purity haze adhered ID
prlnclple and TO The republican; or Il
lconcl''ate aud form an alliance zpitI
. Federalism. and then retire 10 D,irot,
IiJe. The republican party never can
Without pro'iaiming their own wan
of principle. consent to support !,
power, men Uho seek to strengtle,
TIER administration by coalitio,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25

10Th federalists." There you have il,
Mcssrs. Monroe and Adams. Ei,lep
leave off all attempts at cancellation
and union Of parties---or retire to the
shades of private life.
AS to this union Of parties, however,
il is all mummery. So the editor of
the Gazette ard MIR. Clay, may quiet
their minds upon that head i; nor need
they fear. as they affect to thar
Harrison Gray Otis will he dispatch.
ed on foreign mission, or called Nv
MIR. Monroe TO his cabinet councils"
II is possible that MIR. Monroe might
be willing, had i,c The Feelings OF none
but himself to consult, that this re-
|ponciliatinn shonlh take place. But
ha cannot do i.s.- :iiE SOUTH &
THE WEST WILL NEVERPER-
|NiT A CONSERVATION OF
THIS PROJECT.
With regar1i to the charges against
the President tor grariously receiving
the salutations Of tedeYalists in the
eastern states, they are iIlibersI, TO
say the least of them. 1t was but na-
tural for tile President to wish TO as.
soriate with decent and respectable
people. And after he entered tLe
state Of Connecticut, lie found il me-
cessary, in order to Keep good compa-
my, to mingie exclusively with the ie-
Idrralists.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
Tribute to American Naval
Skill.

Tribute to American Naval
Skill.
The following is from the Diario De
Roma, published at Rome, in August
1917.
For the first time has appeared in|
these seas, passing from Legiiorn an
American squadron. which has been
of orr port for several days, but has
since sailed for Naples. We remark
ed the uncommon good appearance OF
these SHIPS. A very exact military
discipline, perfect knuwledse OF ma
val affairs, and Of navigation, appear
ed in every thing. Their spring locks
combined ease, simplicity, and instant
effect, and were equally admirable in|
their fire arms and in pistols, and
multiplied their discharges at plea
sure. The exercise. activity and
readiness Of their mariners, and their
perfect acquaintance with every thing
we're observed, not without surprise
AMI wonder, and do honor 10 the ma
ton to which they belong. Their YES
sells we're well found, fast sailors, and
as neat as they were we'll built.
Soon after the visit OF the lleet.
anchored in our port a schooner srom
America. Of the most beautiful con.
struction. elegantly found, very light,
and formed for fast sailing, cousiruc.
ted and armed like our light armed
vessels. 1t was named the Cleopatra,
belonging 10 a very rich traveller,
George Crowninsllield, Of Salem, who
CONSTRUCTED her for his own use, and
for The voyages he had undertaken in
company with capt. Benz. Crowniu-
shield. his cousin. Besides the ex-
IRENE ncatHess of every thing about
the vessel to fit her Tor sea her ac.
I Communications were surprising AMI
wonderful. Below was "A hall OF un-
common extent. in which the luxury
of taste, tire riches aud elegance OF
the furniture. the harmony OF the
trapcry. and all the ornaments, ;nspi-
red pleasure and ga!lantry. The apart
ment OF the stern was equally rich d
Interesting. Five convenient bed
chambers, displayed with the same
eIegaDce, were at the service of the
.|captain, with an apartment for the
|plate Of every kind. with which it was
liiIled--Near WAS another apartment,
which admitted all the officers of a
kitchen. and in it was IA pump with
three tubs which passed through the
vessel, to supply water i'rom the sra
or discharge what they pleased with
the greatest ease. The rich and dis
,tipguished owner had with hin,, be-
sides his family servants, several lin
|guists, parsons Of high talents III mu-
sick and an exeeIlent painter. Every
thing to amuse, makes part of the
, ,iaily entertainment. The owner and
captain were atfablc, pleasing and ci-
vii, and gave a full evidence OF tn
laents, the industry, and the good
taste of their nation, which yields to
none in good sense and true eivility
The above travellers having complied
Nth the usual rules OF the city, and
/, having expressed the due respect Il
the apOstoiical delegats, upon rccev.
lcg a particular invitation, he yisilet
4 the Cleopatra in company witt, mau,
persons of distinction, and partook o.
. an elegant collation..
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
Iron Gudgeons Revolving on
Lead.
From the american Daily .adrsrliseF,

From the american Daily .4drsH!StFt
Mr.. Ponlson.--In your last paper
an affecting account Of accidents BY
the explosion ofa powder mill, owing
to the friction of the gudseon OF inc
water wheel. is given. Many years
ago | was u witness to the slight in'-
preston made by the iron axis OF a
large grinJstone, on bar OF lead
which had been placed in the frame.
ander the axis, by man who mesnl
!, ouly to serve temporary purpose
Finding il unaffected by the tri' t'eu
Of the axis, il had been suffered 10
rem;rin many months. Nodouhs many
are acquainted With similar tarts' !
have heard of o plan for introducing
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
From Tie Rhode ElQnd AmericGn
Oct. IL.

OCts IL.
We have been politely favored with
the following interesting extract of a
letter from an officer in the United
States army, dated Fort Niagara,
Sept q :---
Z" / made an excursion, not long
since. in company with three other
gentlemen, to place called the De-
Wis Hole. Ii is ia huge chasm in the
bank Of the ri,. g 8 miles below the
fails. The heishtl OF the bank al
this place is estimated at nearly 500
feet from the surface of the river. and
liz is composed chiefly Of layers oi
limestone. I'm this bank. a gap OK
tending from the border Of the river
bout 200 yards into the country, and
af various width, from 90 TO 600 yard,
appears dug out by human labor. lit
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
A Commanders,

On Saturday man, long disiin-
guished for the yovarity Of his appe-
lite, died shortly after exhibiting his
powers for the qualification OF some
persons v DO had beItrd on his, head.
This man was called :. Mutton. eating
Baudy Billy" and resided in the pa.
rish Of NewinStop. This fellow has
repeatedly devoured, at on meal, a
leg of nation weighing i0ibs. two
large punches Of turnips, with pro
portionate quantity of bread. and
driukins gallon OF porter. On fri
day night he repeated his faverite
supper, the eypencc Of which was de.
lrayed by some Amateurs, who had
laid some considerable bets on his d;
gestiye faculties F.; hut Nature refuse,
to assist the giutton for in the NOR
ming he was found dead in lis bed
occa>ioned by his over nights gorge
lie. was well known in the county o,
surrey.--(London paper.)
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
Department of State,
September. i6, iS17,


Slr.--I have received second LET.
ter, dated 1alh Of this monih from the
British Minister on the subject OF
American citizeus who were made
prisoners in the hate war, and we're
said to he still held in captivity by
some OF the Indian tribes in the yicin-
itv Of Lake Huron. OF this letter 1
beg leave TO inclose you a copy, to.
getier with the copy of one which
was enclosed in it. from the Governor
General Of Canada TO Mr.. Hagot.
l have the honor to be, with great
respect, yours. &c.
RICHARD RUSH,
.ac,iHg Secretary
Hon. II. M. JOHNSON.
Washington City, Sept. 70, 1877.
Sir-ln reference TO my letter Of
the 18th Of March last. 1 have tie
honor to enclose to you the copy Of "a
letter which have this day Pc eised
from his Excelleney the Governor
General Of Canada, acquainting me
with the result of his enquiries upon
the subject of the American citizens
who were stated To be still held in cap
Itivity by some Of the Indian tribes in
the vicinity of Lake Huron.
Il is very satisfactory 10 observe, by
the enclosed letter that every means
have been taken by Sir John Shcr-
brooke, for the proper investigation
OF this affair, and that there is the
fullest reason to believe that the rec
presentations made upon the subject,
to the American government were
incorrect.
| l have the honor to be, with the
highest consideration, yuuF most ODE
dicnt humble servant.
CHARLES BAGOT.
). To the Hon. RICHARD Rush,
Castle Of st. Louis, Quebec Aug. 2is
Sir---iselerring to my letter To your
Excellencs of the 18th of February
last, have now the honor to arquaint
you, that, after the mos, assidnous D.
minute enquiries among all the indi-
an nations 10 the aeighborhocd OF
Lake Huron, as well as among all the
other different Indian tribes through
out the Canadas. have received the
most positive assurance that there is
mot single instance of aneAmeriean
Icitizen being held in captivity among
them.
4 These enquiries have been made
.Iby our own officers and agents, upon
whose diligence TO discover such
fact, and on the correctness Of whose
information I can confidently rely 1
am therefore satisfied. that upon yonf
representation hereof, Mr.. Monroe
will be convinc I'd both of the inaccu@
\ Tracy Of the statement made Co bin on
the subject, and of my desire TO have
discovered and redressed the grieVe'
lance. had it existed.
i / have the honor to remain, dc. &c
| J. &. SHERBROOKE.
The Right Hon. G. DAGoT.
| N1F Until
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25

On board one Of the prizes recently car.
ried into Amelia Island, was 1000 boxes
segars, put up Tor the king of Spain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
NEW GOODS.
EDWARD HOWE,
-uAs roa SALT
~ Ne S. Mrsbssss Rsw. Miifls- srssss
: GOODS IArsIv RECEIVES

GOODS LATkLK kk6k1skO
N6AnDAPoLAM coston-undrefsd shirslnss-
IVA Iodia Cottons-s Cambrick Prinp-dafk
blue and chocolate prints- elegant Furaitures-
Calisoes-6gured and plaid Siks-slaek hik and
Rag Hzndksrchicfs-<-4 Lineas-LInen Cam
bficks-do Hdkfs --cambrick Muains- undreis
Ga Cotton Cambricks--6gnisd do Scotch Cling
hams-blaek X white elk Lace--tsmbor'd piqust
lace. 6gur'd, ieno, and Book Muains-Chinix
shawIs- Carni,ure and Figured Satin Ribbon
black browa fcarlet maroon and grey Bombasets
-Wiibore,--Russia and American Diapers and
Crzfh-Ruaiz sheelings Edinburgh, BurlsSs add
Dowlsfs-fcarIer Pelise closh-drsb aad bun
CasEmere- beaver and kid Cloves--W bite ,rec.and
yellow FizuneI---bIk and col'd fewing Silks.
A general aiiortment OF 8foad Cloths and Cil
meres--Coas and Ven Bnttous-llvereyed Needles
Pins Tapes Cotton Bahsnd skeins
Sept. 81 uf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23

Entrances and Clearanees al tie Castom-H House.
Sept Is. arrived British ship Simon Cock, Raw
son, from Liverpool, with cargo Of Coal, TO Dan
iel Fox-i7sh, brig Alfred. Rolf. from Martinez,
with Molasses--i8th. brig Hero, A. 6rceiy, 50
days fr. Western Islands, 10 ballast, 10 ]. Hobart
schr. Susanna, York. from Passport. for Ne~york,
with PIaster-brig Joseph, Patch. from Bucks
port. for Newburyport. with spsrs and Wood
sloop Aurora, White, from Portsmouth--sloop
Joseph, Stanwood. from Boston,
Saturday, Sept 2O-ar, BRIG Albert, capt. w.
Heating, 81 days from Gibraltar, with salt and
specie 10 J. Cross, jun. aud 5. Trask.-Ifl there.
schr. Zephyr, Hubert, Of BostoD. and cleared for
AIicant, "a Of Aug; brig Amsterdam Packet, f..
Boston. cleared for Malaga and Alicant, Sd brig
Mary Ann, J. Lewis, from Philadelphia brig Ii,
". Richmos = from Bristol, X. T.; brig George, Of
Boston. A snip belonging 10 Lawrence Fowie.
Of Alexandra, with government stores arrived the
DAY before.
sunday. SPt q = arrived Bsitish ship Harmony.
Currie. FROM 81. vincenss, With rum ard molasscs
70 Arthur M'lellan. ESQ; sIoop yciary, Stock
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
DIED..

In Quebec, PETER SAMBRE, founder OF the
Rouaigouohe Society, celebrated for the strength
and agility OF its members no person was admitted
to participate in their gymnastics that could not
throw avelin of 1000 lbs. weight distance or &c
feet.-One Of this society il is said has been depu-
ted to dispatch the Cape Ann Serpent.
In Natchez, Capt. DANIEL Hull, brother OF
Com. Hull, aged 50.
In Westport, Ms. Paw CuFFR, a native OF
Africa, aged So; OF the society OF friends, many
years master of a merchant vessel, and we'll known
as Jealous advocste for the liberty of his couu-
trymen.
Ia this town, Lucy-Ann, daughter Of Mr.. Da.
vid M'kenny, aged months
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
NOTICE.

HG Members IF the TYROCINIC ADELpFTI
society. are refpe Qfuily informed, that their
Anniversary will be q Hebron, on Wsdnefday, the
18th Of Otfober nexf, whore a Grafton will Be
delivered BY brother WILLIAM I.ADn; and an
Eulosy o. departed BROTHER. by JOSIAH
HAeksa. An Ode attending each. viii Be fung
fuited to the occsGou.
DANIEL CLARK. SHY.
Hebron. sept. ~. 1917.
~ B The Exhibition Of the School will Re 90
the afternoon Of the fame day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
DANCING SCHOOL.

Mr.. RUGCLEs, agreeable to his propofais has
AsA returned to Portland wi b view Of re open
log hi, school. He has taken large and conven-
lent Room At Capt. TIITos's, and propofes 20
open school, for the infruction of Maners and
Mites, on Wednesday, October III. At 2 O'Clock
p M where he will teach the modern Frensh
cotiIlioas--M Inuets-- Hosnp ipes-Fzncy Dances
Reels. &c. a. competed aud performed by the
6rn European teachers
Tl.ofe parents who may win 10 honour Mr.. z.
with the tuition Of their children, may depend on
HE ufual puaeualiry 10 his attention 10 The man
ners a. we'll a. The dancing of their children --
School days. wednetdays q Saturdays afternoons
Old price, d. 3 the quarter. and no Enr1nre.
NB-An Evening School will be opened Tor
young Gsn,lsmep, At the fame room, "a iocn - rem
lcholzrs are applied for Application may be made
10 him 1t his lodgings At Capt. TiIton's.
Ss,s. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
lP NOTICE. In

The fusicfibsr hereby gses notice hzf be has
rslinquiibsd the builrsfs of manufacturing
Boots and shoes. and tenders his acknowledge snrs
70 the publ.c for the cultom he has received. add
folieiss . eontinuancs OF patronage for ME lon.
BAsErTr Prrsss who has pnrehsisd the iioek
and will carry on he bnEneis 10 future. AL per
fons hasiag demands are req eilad TO Prelsnt them
for psyme0t aud thole indebted are called upon 10
dischsFgs their bills. WM y. PETERS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
WISCASSET BANK.
NOTICE.

THE Stockholders Of the Wslcsfet Bank. are
hereby noti6ed 20 mses u the Wsfes iies Rank
Bsilding, N Wifcaaet, on Monday. the OH Gay 81
O6ober nest. - Two o'clock r. IA. 70 make choice
Of nine DTeefors for the enluing year 10 make
fuch alteration 10 the BY laws - may be thoughs
neeedary. ADD to tranfza any other bohaefs which
may then come legally before them.
Psv ssdsv n sts Pss6dsss sd Dirs7srs
II. RoBY, Gather.
wifcsii:s, sept. Is, 1877.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
NOTICE.

"A Ii perfons indebted to the late firm
"A De Carteret and Bearce,
or Thonas De Carteret are called upon to make
immediate payment to the fabfcriber a0d il i pre-.
fumed thofe that negea payment will not com.
plain If they have 10 pay bill of con.
THOMAS Do CARTEREr
n B. All kinds Of Lumber taken 10 payment for
debts due the above If offered within few days.
Norshyarmoush, fept. 20 b, 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
JUSTIN MARTYR.
Subscribers i'm Hebron,

Are informed that their bills for the Gazette are
in the hands of Mr.. BARNABAs MYRIck, our A
gent in that town, who will receive payment OF
those who ind il more convenient TO pay there
THAI at this Office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23

Browns Bible with 500 ~
Reflections & Notes,
SCOTS Bible Vols. $40. Price 2t50
Octave Bibles some which are elegantly bound.
Pilgrims Progress, wthnotes by Newton & Others
History of Bible Societies vol 8so.
Davies Sermons, 8 vols. 8go.
Scott on Bapsism-Charlotte Temple
Flavel on the heart-rsia Sisters,
Lord Erskins' Armata
HoIy War, by RuDysn
Freys Life
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Sept. 5. lat. 20. long. 81, schr. Thomas Richie,
20 days from Portland, Tor Barbatoes--.Iune IL.
Iat. SO, long. TO, brig Jane. 7 days from Bath,
for Havana-sept. ii, lat. 81, Tong 81, brig Rea-
yer, days from Portland. for Tri. iiad.
The schr. Otter Of ewbnTyport. Ihos Penson,
master. was spoken in lat ID, lon. IS, bound to the
Grand Bank, IS days out.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
Orig Jane, Of this port was at 81 Crox, fst inst.
schr. Ennice, for Portland 10 IS days, was ut
ST. Martins Solh ut
schr. Decatur, Hill, Of Portland, cleared at Bal
timore, 18th INST.
schr. Catharine, Webb, Of Thomaston, arrived
at Richmond 9Th inst.
schr. Planter, Sturdivant, for Eastport. and schr.
Traveller, paxis, Of Bath, cleared at Alexandria
18th lust.
schr. Fanny, Spriag, from Saeo, ar al Boston on
Graves, by ship Clio. Of Bath. and very severely
from being cut in two Ceaiinci.
Capt. Twycross from Havana informs. that the
duty on Cigars had been reduced to 2 rals per box
Brig Rising Sun. from Pha for Portland schr.
Spruce. from ths Potomac. for Columbia, Me. and
brig, supposed to be from the West Indies Cor an
Eastern port, came over the Shoals on Wednesday
last.
Corrtction.-Schr. Trader, Knight, which was
reported in shipping list last week as from sea
was from Boston. We make this correction IN
justice to the owner, ~ho. we understand, had no
concern whatever in the transaction thercin allu-
ded to.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23

Portland Benerolem Society.
= He Members cf the Portland Benevolent So
ciety are hereby ncti6ed thar their AnnuzI
Meesirs for the choice Of Officers. &c. viii Be
holdfn q the Meeting houfe OF The Firia Parih 10
Portland, 90 Wednefday the eighth day OF Oao
Der next, II 5 o'clock IN the afternoon
STEPHEN LON0fELLOW. JUs. 8vy.
feps. IS, 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23

HAvtN0 hsea Injured 10 repeated iaaaoces. by
: Alexander M'lsilan. poa mailer OF Gotham
and he not having the msgnaoinisy 70 make sel
tuition or give me the fstisfa<tion defrsd nom
meeting IN the hsId leads me the alter native
Of polling him - coward
SAMUEL DSrIs.
Corhsm, fsps. ,s ler
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
SALE AT AUCTION,

On Wednesday Ger. /. AZ Dan'cl Noyss'
Store (ohaoafe bfr. Throne Inn
THE stock in Trade Of said Store consisting
- OF
w. l. Goods ard Groceries--Shop iurni.
ture &c.
Sale af 0'cl1ck. u. Z. ATWOOD 4ge
Sept. g 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
BARNETT PETERS.

INFORMS nis friends and the public thar he has
81 his Boot and shoe ManafatSSry, IN Rsehaogs-
Greet alupply Of Materials Of the beif qoallty for
makiug shoes and Boots, snd afIarss thofs who
may favor him WI b their sullam. that his work
ihall be ssscutsd N fobaantial and faihionzble
ilile, He RESPECTFULLY folieiis fhsre Of pubic
patronage, aod pledges his eonlizns aud falthial
endesvors nor 20 diisppoint thofe who may be diff
pofed 10 give him employment.
FOR SHE
As above. dor Mogadore GOAT SKINS,
fairable for tummer lhoes pumps and light bootss
will be fold by The doz or hage
BARNETT PETERS.
feps. as
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
MARRIED

In Boston, Mr.. BENJAMIN WILLIS, Jun. mer.
of this town. 10 Miss ELIzABETH SRwALL NAY.
daughter Of Col. Joseph May of the former place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23

nan, from b. % Sept. C.. ar. brig Edwin, Leav-
III. from ST Peters. for Baltimore, with Plaster.
cIEAAAScEs.
Forsign--sept. 10. br.g Venus. Burnhsm, fnr the
West Indes-fsih. schr. Regulator, Hubbs, for s..
Andrews.
coaausR-scpt IT. sIoop William, Stamford.
for Boston--f8th. schr Despatch. Sawyer, for Bath
18th, soop sabue. Tarbox. for saco--eolh, slocp
Madison, Brown. for Harrington.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
FRESH GOODS.
VIM. & EDW. OXNARD,

NJ 5. Mfg Rs-.
LIAvE recssved--hlzck brown, olive, greco.
: date. 30 lHBdzETT3 add 5gTLDB0RLS :
dark undrsIed Caiieoss; eommoo do; Copper
p'aes Osughams, 4 and white cambsics:
6ue Cotton shirtingss caIEnsres, coxsings fias-
els Six snd eoston Hand srchiefs; bastons; Sew
inz Silk Tain. sc &C.. sept IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
JOSEPH NJ. KELLOGG,

INFORMS bis friends thar he has taken
tks Store lately oernpied by Mears Jscc5 Quin.
cy & Son, Ne T. Coismbias Rsr. Mile Sired,
where he intends keeping general siioftn,snt of
West-Iadin Goods s. Gr0ccties,
AkS0--A Email z7ormsnt Of
ENGLISH GOODS,
which will be fold low for cath or country rro.
duce; and he hopes by flric attention 20 give FAT,
isfaction to all who may favour him with their
rulfom 6w sept %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
NEW ESTABLISHMENT

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
LEVI BRADISH,
LAS taken the, fore az the head Of Tngrahams
! Wharf next door 70 The Argus Office, whers
b. keeps all kinds of
Ship, Pilot and Gr0at BREAD,
Crackers and FI5av, far ldLe.
Ship owners may be iupped with the various
kinds of Bread and Flour at the fhorteff notice,
from his Bake Houle. in Willow nreet. head of
Titcombs wharf, or Al bis llore az above.
t1r Thofe indebted are requeitsd TO make i'm
mediate payment Portland, fept. 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-23
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
n LII perfons are forbid. truiling the Crew Of
"A lie Birth Zip Simeon Cock. - no debts Of
their contracting will be paid bv me
SAMUEL ROW5ON, Maler Of
the fhip Amson Cock.
Portland sep i7rh 1917