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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13
Wesdj9gton, Liay 10.
OFFICIAL.

Contracts have been made forerectng.
during. the ensuing summer ttefoliowing
Lighthouses, in The State Of Massachu.
SETS, viz:
On Petit MaDan.
- On Naushawn Island, near Tafpaulia
Cove.
On West Chop ofIlolmcs Hole.
AZ Nantucket.
These Houses viii probably. all be rom
pleledin tie month OF Oc,obcfor Novrm-
Der neSi.
Arrangements hayc likewise, we under
stand, been made Tor determining wlei;,,
erGas may not he adeauiS. soisly sub
slituied for Oh, in The Lighthouses ofii,e
United States. The experiment is 10 De
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13
SPANTSH-AMERTCA.
LATE FROM PFRNAWB'U tx o.

LATE FROM PERNAMBUCO.
The brig General Ward, which arrived
at this Port yesterday, sailed from Per
nambuco or the Goth of March. Mr..
Secket, passenger, informs us that no.
thing new had occurred at that place
since the date of our former accounts
The place remained quiet. The govern
meDi were providing gunboats, putting
ihe forts in order, and making every pre-
pdrailon for defence, against all attack
which was expected would soon take
place from tie Portuguese ships of
war.
No news had been received from Saint
Salvador d Rio Janeiro.
Parabra and BIO Grande had de-
Clared themselves independent.
We have been favoured with the fol-
lowing decree of the new government.
Wer. 4dU.
The brig Gipsey, Harris, was TO sail i'm
ten days after the General Ward, bound
to Boston, with a Minister and suite, to
the government Of the United States.
Gozette.
[Trals'atcd for tie Mercantile Adyeyiisey.
.from ME P0rtWgUese
It being deemed expedient, according
to tie dictates OF prudence, more partlcti-
larry in The present state Of affairs, not to
permit indiscriminaieIy the departure of
vessels and The extraction Of funds by
which the public cause might be weaken
ed; and il being likewise very necessary
strenuouslg to protect the persons and
property ofthe citizens belonging 10 this
state, which may be fond within the ter
riiOgy Of the court of Rio de Janeiro, a.
gainst Tie measures she may take against
them, the Commonwealth DEGREES as fol-
lows
LIST. No person residing within this
Commonwealth shall be permitted to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-13

O''''"''b Pr - -
Lord Coclranc, we understand. has
raised the + 10000, and bought fine
vessel, nearly as large as frigate, which
he proposes 10 man with the best sailors
lie can procure, for his voyage for South
America.
Lucien Bonaparte has demanded Of The
Pope passport for the United States of
America but it is not known whether if
will be granted to him. The OTHER mem
bers of the Bonaparle family, who are at
Rome, are doing very well. Among fhe
foreigners whom they admit into their
society are great many British.
Gteenoch, Ap,H /.
The riots at Manchester have been
completely suppressed, aud the fears of
lis inhabitants ailayed, by the prompt
assembla9e Ofthe military whOnow invest
that town. Several persons, who bad
been louudmost active in promoting dis.
order, were Appreciated and sent TO on.
doI. a disturbance also appears 10 have
taken place at Carlisle, which savoured
more Of riot aud robbery, than having
for its object any political purpose.
The Royal Assent was OF Monday Civ
en- by Commission to The Seditious Meet
Ings' Bill, and an adjournment of both
Houses took place; tie lords TO Wednes-
day fortnight, and the Commons 10 Mon
day the fth inst.
IoaHoy, Ap,TfS
We yesterday received adviccs from
Hamburg, TO the 2d Of April. Twoves-
sells with cargoes OF tea, and other Chinese
produce, had arrived at that city from
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DOMESTIC.

Yorh, May 5.
General p. b. PORTER has appointed
Major Fraser his Secretary on The boun-
Diary line expedition, under the treatv NJ
Ghent. The General and his Secretary
Ell here on Saturday in the steamboat
for Albany.
SALE.-it will be seen by our marine
news, that two vessels have arrived. one at
Boston and The other al Alexandria from,
The Isle Of May, without salt, The whole
of this article having been destroved
there by heavy rains and inundati.
ons.
The prospects of the farmers in some
parts OF this State, as TO The next wheat
harvest, are rather Hnpromisng; the ra.
wages of the iiessian flv have already pro-
duceu great injury, and the crop, if is fear
ed, VIII IN some Instances be nearly dos
royed. IL is therefore important. that ex..
ertions should be made 10 supply the ex-
pected deficiency, by cultiyating increas
ed crops OF Indian corn and potatoes. so
useful for domestic consumption and il
IS moi vet too late for the farmer 70 turn
his attention TO either of these crons -.
The caution in ycsisrtay mornings TeIe-
graph, as 10 the selection OF seed corn
ought to be carefully attended lo.l
i5ad. Gov.
Among lle Passengers III lie sbip I'M
Po'ter, which arrived at this Port yester-
day from Liverpool, were MT. WILLIAM
CoBBETT, and his two sons.
N. T. Ncr. AA,.
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NE CANi faPEl,S.
Rome, Jun. 10, 1917.
Latterly the Stuart Papers have been
the chief subject of conversation here
The whole of those which have been in
the possession ofthe late Cardinal York.
forming a supplement propably to those
IN the. Scotch College at Paris, had been
traced and purchased by a Scotch Cen
tleman of the name Of Watson. a resi-
dent here during part ofthe latcwar. They
have since been secured and sealed by or
der OF Government the person from
whom they were purchased is arrested
and at tins moment a Papal gems darmes
keeps guard in the house. 'fhe papers
are numerous, authentic, and valuable
They are supposed to amount TO half a
million. Many Of them were not unpac-
ked, when saw them, and covered in
great packages, The sides of a small cham
Der. The whole weighed seven ions
They begin with James the Second. and
60 down TO the death of Cardinal York
In those, which saw, every thing public
and private Is embraced, from plots Of
invasion and correspondence with fn
reign powers, &c. TO the amours of the
Preiender, and the details of the domes-
tic meuage OF The court of Albany. Sc
veral letters are in the hand wiring of
James and the pretender, and the whole
collection is arranged with an elaborate
scruuu'osiiy, which does credit the more
mechanical talents for business. of the
exilcs and their party. Isaw amongsttIe
political papers, four proclamaiions of tIe
son of james, particularly TO the Uniyer.
sites the Pretender promises the en-
tire establishment of their ecclesiastical
rights, and his full support Of the Pro.
tesiani church, in all its privileges, how
ever ample. A short dale after comes
letter of the Cardinal, coDgratuafing him
on his open ayowal OF the Catholic reIi-
gion Oicourse their are admirable H.
Illustrations of each. Then there is a LET
tcrt James. from the General Of the Je,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08
PEACE SOCIETY.

Al meeting ola number Of Gentlemen
.sho had signed Proposals for establishing a
Peace Society, holden at the Meeting house
Of The first Parish in Portland, on Friday the
5ist day ofJanuary A. D. 1917,
The Rev. Jesse Appleton was chosen
Chairman, and Mr. Edward III. Cobb, Clerk.
Al the request Of the Chairman, the meet
ing was opened with Prayer by the Rev. Mr..
Payson.
Alter some observations upon the subject, a
COMMITTEE was appointed TO consider what
principles and regulations were proper to be
adopted and to prepare the form of Consti-
tuition. They reported the following which
was unanimously accepted.
Constitution Of tie Peace Society OF Maine.
Tie present age is an era of great events. Sur.
pr's'ns changes have taken place in the political
world, and extraordinary Efforts have been made,
and still are msking in the cause Of religion. M
nerous Societies have been formed for various ion
s0f'snt purposes they lave met With efficient
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08
10
PORT OF PORTL AND.


FOREIGN CLEARANcEs.
April 2, ship Mary-Ann. Prince, for the West
Indies, brig Jaae, Rasser, for Demera.a.
CoASTwIsE.
April 1, schr. Swift, Swain, for Portsmouth,
sIoop Express, Blanchard, for Boston-schr Eli
zabeth, Green, for Bath--sehr. Stark, Soule, for
Alexandra-sloop William, Stamford, for Boston
April 2, schr. Reaper, March, for Philadelphia
-schr. William, York, for Phiiadeiphia---t, schr
Three Sisters, Cushing, for Baitimore--5th, brig
Boxer, Merrill for Alexandria--schr. Franklin,
Bates, for Phiadelphia--schr. Enterprizc, Gray,
for Batimose--sloop Messenger, Lowell, for Bos-
ton.
Friday, Mareb 2s--Arrived the brig Diligence,
Tucker % days from Havannz-Molaife, TO ]
Hobart-Left HAVANA in company with 10 fail,
among which was the briggs Hope Prize and Ma
ria foi Rhode Iaand- George PhllIips-aEd Jane,
Patterfon for Bottom
Inssday AP,a ARRIVED brig Verus Burnham.
20 days from Cuadaloupe Molafes-fhip
Mary and Eiiza, FoIlin,, 90 days from Dublin, in
ballaif --ApyI 4, noop Aurora, Wheeler from
Boaon-6, loop PRECEDENT, York, from ST An
drews
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08
Commonwealth of Mafachufetts.

Commonwealth of Mafachuietts.
Lincoln, ss--At The Supreme Judicial
Cart begun and bidder at WiscaDst, With
in and 1or The County Of Lmcslr, On the
third Iaeiaay g September, Il. ID. 1916.
ON the petition aforefaid, Ordered, that The
Petitioners pubiih an at.elted copy of their peti
and his order thereon three weeks fuccsisive
Iy ia the Colsmbian Csniine, and in the Portland
Gazette the Taft publication to be thirty days at
ealt before the festins Of the Supreme Judicial
Court TO be holden at Wiscshst within and for the
County of Lincoln on the iecond Tuefday Of June
neEt, that all perfons intereled in the real etste
deferibed in faid petition may then and there al
pear and ihew caufe, if any they have, why The
prayer Of the Pc ouers fhould not be granted,
a true Cop --Aseeif
EDW. P. HAYMAN ciak
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08

Progress Of Relgion.-lt appears by CON-
municaGon addressed to governor Tompkins
Of New York, which has been published in
the newspapers, that part Of the Oneida ma
ton of Indians, which was heretofore known
by the PAGAN PARTY, have renounced their
paganism, and taken the /" Christians God 10
be their God and their only hope Of salvaaon. :"
This information is truly gratifying, and holds
out strong encouragement, TO missionary labor
ers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08

Taken By Eaectaion and to be sold at Public
Veno!le on Friday dle ninth day Of May
neat, at one O'Clock p. N. at Titus o.
Bro2gn's, IN Gray,
A LII the Right in Equity Of Redemption Rob-
n ert Cook, has in redeeming a certain Farm,
situated in Gray, and being the same which Micah
Walker formerly owned and afterwards conveyed
to the said Cook, and afterwards the said Cook
nortgaged the same To Abraham Young. and josh
ua Doughty, for his performance of certain duties
together witch all the privileges and appurtenancts
thereto belonging.
MOSES HARRIS, Deputy Sheriff.
April 9Th.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08
NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted 10 the late firm Of
Il Thomas Chadwick s Co. are particulsrly
requested TO call and settle their accouass with
Isaac GAGS who il snthorized 20 adjust The
same a. ,As,r late stand in Fore street, 80 soor
SIS possible.
Those who do not pay or settle their demands
before he lob Day of May next. mast cali -
the office OF w. b SewsIi. il wnDse hands they
VIII then be placed for collec ion
lONA. GAGE, by
ISAAC GAGE, his Agent.
April 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08
April 8

Taken by Erseution, and 10 be sold OF Public
Vendue on Monday, he ftia. day Of Mcg
nert, al oule O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises,
A Ii the Right in Equity of Redemption Ma.
II thaniel Ingersoll. has in redeenling certain
Farm, siluatedin New-G Gloucester, and being the
same said Ingersoll now lives and previously
mortsaged 10 Elizabeth W. Chase, of PortIsnd--
together with all the privileges and appurtenances
thereto belonging.
MOSES HARRIS, Deputy Sheriff.
April 5h.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08

TAKE this opportunity to inform his friends
and cultomers Ia. he ftill continues TO trsnlact
bu(nsfs at his cd naud IN Fore. Street, head OF
Long What 'atey occupied by Smith March.
where he conaansy keeps general afortment OF
Vest India Goods Sc Groceries.
PefonaI attendance given from fuurife TO o.
clock p NJ aud the fmzi!ea favor gratefully &C
knowi dyed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08

TIE fubferiber hereby gives pubic notice TO AZ
concerned. that ne has been duly appointed
and taken upon kimself he rTull of Adm nlflrztoF
Of the dtate Of THOMAS TURNER lass of Port
land M Fhe county Of Cumberland Certlemsn,
deeeafed by giving bond as the lsw dirsas-
he therefore TeqnSils all pertous who zrs indebted
10 the iaiG dsCs2Ied's eltate to make immediate
payment and shoie who have ary demand, there.
on 60 exhibit the fame 10 MARCUS QUINCY.
Portland. 1arII 7, .el7. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08

THE UNITED MARINE & FIRE INsu-
RANCE COMPANY Of Portland having
discontinued underwriting, the fublcriber give
notice that he has opened al cfhce in the isrss
building for the purpofe Of Marine iafursnes
where the cunomers 10 the late Ole aud others
are invited to cz--none bul good names will 5s
offered. JAMES NJ u.
Portland. April s. (n)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08

thsir selection for the successor TO James
the second. Mr.. Adams viii share the
fate OF Mr.. Smith. The VIRGINIA
LINE must not be broken.
sagacitg ola Dog.-Yesterday, small dog
fell into the river al Coenties slip, and went
down with the tide, yelling for assistance.-
A large water dog jumped int the river from
! vessel, seized The one in distress by the ear,
and brought him within the reach of several
by-standers on the dock, who pulled him out
Of water and the other dog, refusing assist
auce, swan back to the vessel be had left.
M Y. GAG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08
@ottCapS:
Tuesday, April 8, 1917.


Yesterday, at the close Of The poll in this
town, the votes were as follows -
FOR GOVERNOR,
His Excellency JOHN BROOKS, AS
Gen. HENRY DEARBORN, 3i5
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
His Honor WILLIAM PHILLIPS, 44S
Hon. WLLIAM KING, 3l3
FOR SENATOR'S,
Hon. PRENTISS MELLEN, 4s9
ARCHELAUS LEWIS, Esq. 433
Hon. MARK HARRIS, 32S
WILLIAM Buxton, ESQ. 321
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08
TO BE LET.

A ND pofeiIion Immediately given,
The Brick Stores in Exchange Street occupied
by MsGrs. NJ Lellan an Fletcher, the one later
occupied by Solomon Boyce and the one now &C
cuped by Iohn Pritohard EIqairs at The M. +.
x M Inlurantc flee
Portland, March 81 1877.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08
HEBRON academy.

THE Schooiin Hebron Academy vii commence
the 'wenty third day Of Ap Ri next, under the
Tuition Of Mr. stephen Emery
JOHN TRIP, Sss'.y
March 90. 1877.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08

MARRIED

In Dover, \. H. Benjamin Bailey of Portland,
to Miss Susan Riley.
Ia Northysrmou,h, by the Rev Otis Briggs
Mr. Samuel Waasworth of Eafpors, 20 Mil.
Lucy Field of the former place
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08

A Bourdeaur letter Of Jan. 93d says,
" Since my last gram Of every description has
experienced great fall, and Rice, particular
ly, must suffer in proportion with every arri-
VAL"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08

In Falmouth, on the ist inst. DIR Robert Hall
aged 80 leaving wife and six small children 10
mourn bis sudden exit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08
l.. & A. Iii. CROSS,
HATE FOR sale.

HARE FOR SALE
10 Bags Coffee, 10 Barrels Flour
zoo Qmntais P. Fin, So do. Cod
$50 Buihels Cora
$50 thds. Salt, pipes Gin
DC Bags Blown Salt
1900 w. Steel cafks lod writ nails
{ Barrels Mefs Beef
Isc Red Oak Shocks
goo VT. Redwood
Caiks Rice
5 Boxes oegars.
April 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08
FtderaliStS of Portland,

You have done and deserved eel. You
have given nett gain for his Excellency Gov
emor Brooks over last year, of ONE HUNDRED
and THIRTY TWO votes. Such result was to
have. been expected from you, and you are
entitled TO the praise Of having realized the
highest expectations, that were entertained of
your patriotism and public spirit. In our
last Gazette we assured our friends in other
towns, that Portland could follov her hand,
and we doubt not that they will be we'll sat
ished Of the truth of our prediction. Perhaps
il is less honorable 10 discharge our duty than
il is disgraceful TO neglect it. But so far as
1t is satisfaction TO shew our brethren in this
commonwealth that PORTLAND 1, EssENr IAL-
LY AND DECIDEDLY FEDERAL, you are entitled
to the proud consciousness of having done
your part in sustaining that high character
You have rendered honour to when honour
was due. You have testified your respect
for hero Of the revolution, the friend and
disciple OF WASHINGTON, the associate and
successor of STRoNc-the patriot without
fear and without reproach.- have also
performed yoar part in securing to Cumber-
land federal Senator'S And on future occa-
sions you have only to exhibit the majority
OF yesterday to preserve Portland in the
respectable standing which she has hereto
fore sustained.
Election being over, public attention is
now directed 10 the result. That the public
wish in this respect may be early consumma-
ted, we request Town Clerks and our friends
generally, who may have it in their power,
10 forward Us correct lists of votes, not oaly
81 their respective towns, but also of other
tswas from which they may have heard.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08
CUMRERLARp 80.

CUMRsRLAEp S.
10 The Honourable 1pfices Of The Circuit
Court Of Common Pleas fer the first Eas-
tern Circuit nogu bolien at Portland auth
in and far Gid County On the yfyf lpes-
day of March, dno DAMN 1917.
TABRZ CLAPP of laid Portland Cooper and
j Hannah his wife refpecafn.iy reprefeni thar
they are lezed in right of laid Hannah in fer ia-
pie and as tenants in common with Peter Cock
ctr and John Crockett both CT Gorhan, within
faid County yeomen, and other per(ons to your
Petitioners unknown, of one eighth part of the fol.
lowing defcr,bed tracts or parcels of land GtUata
in faid Gorham viz one eighth part of one hall
part OF the Seventy acre 10, numbered 6fsy~
eight being the fouth esfers half part thereof 10
the third divilon of Lots 10 faid towo bounded
thus, beginning at ihe lou,herly corner of la,d
Lot, thenee to run uorthwefferly, said Lot runs
hxty hx rods to . aake, thence running northe.lf-
erly aeros iad 10, fuch courfe az 10 leave thirty
Eve acres or ons half OF fad Lot, on the southesf-
erIy Ede.
Alto one eighth part of twenty three acres and
one third OF an acrs of land, being ths wsflerly
third part OF ieventy acre Lot numbered forty
FIVE IN the third Divi6on of Lots TO be taken. cF
lepst hwife of fad los.
ALTO one eighth part of = certain tract of land
containing leventy acres more or iefs, being the
feven,y acre Lot numbered feventy in the third
divilon Of Tote 10 isid Gorham.
Your Petitioners further reprelent, that they
capnes poaels. occupy and improve said proper
on of fsid feveral tracts parcels of land to any
advantage, while the fame lie in common aud M
divided, as afcreiaid; bur wholly loie the proEts
ihereof wherefore they pray, that after due no.
lice given iaid proportions may be Aligned and
fss of 20 faid Hannah 10 hold ia feveralty
JOS. ADAMS Attoysry 10 raid Pstisisaers.
A uue copy-Attea
SAM FREEMAN. ClssE,
II a Circuit Court Of Connssx Pleas IN tie
JIf EaRern Circuit, begun and bs!dea
at Portland svitbin and far The Cora7fy Of
Cumberland on The Jfyf Tuetday ef March
II. ID. 1877.
ON the foregoing petition, the Court order.
that the Petitioners givs notice rhsreof 10 he tar
ants therein named BY ferviag them with copy
OF iad Petition aud hi order thereon, thirty dsys
az ls2h before the third TnesdaY Of Juue nexs---
| and to all concerned by esu6ng ike copy TO &c
pubslzhed 10 of the Portland Newspapers thr &c
weeks fuccsfivey the lSa publication so BE az
lean thirty days before the faid third Tusi5ay Of
June next thar they may appear a. the Circuis
Ceurt OF Common Pleas. then TO be holden az PORT
land wi; hin and for the fad County cf Cum6s
land aud lhev ca Sc If any they have Why thz
prayer Of fAid Petition fhoud not he grained.
AtteR-sAM. FIREMAN. clyL
4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08
Cumberland Senator's.

The democratic candidates for Senators last year
were elected by majority of ~ votes. The net
federal gain in this town yesterday was ff2-pro-
vided the other towns in this Senatorial district
have cast their votes as they did last year, the
Federal Senators are elected by majority of 80
votes.
AT the meeting yesterday the utmost harmony
and good will prevailed even amongst brethren of
different political entiments--presentng most
pleasing contrast to the spirit exhibited during the
reign Of Gerry and Lincon.-May such a spirit
continue to prevail, and the town long be blest
with impartial, upright and intelligent administra
tors ofts affairs-then shall we have Peace with
ia our walls, and prosperity within our palaces"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08
Dissolution of Copartnership. !.

Dissolution of Copartnership.
THE Copar,nerihip heretofore exiaipg uuder
the firm of
SMITH 4 MARCH,
10 by mutual content difoIved this day. All par
ions having any demands againtf or indebted 70
faii firm or either Of them ia private account, are
requefsed TO cal ADD fettle with WILLIAM SEIIH,
who is duly aul horised - fertile the fame.
srIt being particularly neceGary thar their con-
Germs ihoud be immediately fettled and psrfons 10
deh,ed or having 40 unleuled account With the
firm or either of them, are requeaed to call with
our delay and feule the fame by note or CATH
WILLIAM SMITH,
WILLIAM MARCH.
Portland, Feb. %, 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08

A LII the Right in Equity Of Redemption Solo,
IN mon Ihirlo and Richard Thirlo. have in re.
deemIng certain farms OF lots of land situated ia
Raymond, and icing the same they bought of
Mr. Manning, and afterwards mortgaged to said
Manning for the payment of the same--together
with all the privileges and appurtenances thereto
belonging MOSES HARRIS, Deputy Sher ii.
April 5th
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08

7 AIKEN BY Execution, and to be SOLD at Public
Vendue on Thursday the eighth day of .Huy
nerf. at one o'clock Pm. at Titas O. Br0og,l's
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-08

The Newyork Columbian says, Aaron Burr
is at the head of political faction in that state.
We believe all lhis: we believe that Aaron
Burr is destined 10 fill up The full measure Of
his iniquity. Let him intrigue, court popular
ity, and for the purpose Of deception, let him
run the full length Of his infamy--he is rush
ing as fast as time can carry him into the pres
ence of a just and ayenging God, with an hand
:" thicker than itself z0ith brothers. blood. -
Cold and deliberate murder sits all night be-
side his couch and watches over his dreams.
Fed. Rep.