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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27
THE ROSEMARY.

This shrub has ever been treated with grea,
respect, for its efficacy IN comforting the brain
and strengthening. the memory which has
made rosemary an emblem of fidelity in low
ers. ltwas, accordingly, worn at weddings
end perhaps, on the same principle. at funcr-
ais on which latter occasion, in some parts
Of England, it is still distributed among the
company, wbo frequently throw the sprigs in
70 The grave along with the corrse.---4heneHn
SWEET scented H0wer who art woat 10 bloom
On Jsnuary's front severe.
And DER The wiatery desert drear
To wait thy waste perfume.
Conc, thou shalt form my nosegay now,
And wilt bind thee round my brow
And, as twine the mourntu wreath,
I'll weave a melancholy song, tff.
And sweet the strain shall be, and long.
The melody ofdeath.
Conc. funeral aow'r who lov'st to dwell
With the pale corse in oniy tomb.
And throw across the desert gloom
A sweet deaying SMELL
Come. press my lips and lie with me
Beneath the lowiy alder tree
And we will sleep pleasant sleep,
And not care shall dare ntruie
To break the marble solitude,
sopeaceful and 50 deep.
And, bark the wind god, as be flies,
Means hollow. in the forest trees,
And. sailing on the gusty breeze,
Mysterious music dies
Sweet flower that requiem wild is mine;
II warns me to the lonely shrine,
The caid turf altar of the dead
Ny grave shall be in yon lone spot,
Where, as lie by all forgot,
A dying fragrance thou wilt DER my ashes she'd.
sIRkE WHITE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27
10Th Congress-. 1st Session

| In the Senate. on the 18th inst. motion was
made for the institution of measures for The entire
| abolition OF the StIre fradp--which after being
opposed by several members, was finally agreed to-
| Ire biiifyom the House, lxing The compensation
oil tile members, was then taken IN and after some
conversation, was ordered to third reading. and
has since passed lbc Senate
On the 18th, a memorial from the President and
Cashier Of the Us Bank, praying to be exempted
from signing all the notes issued by tie several
branches, was committed.
Resolutions forinstitu,ing enquiries into the ex
ped'ency ofpfoyidiag hy law for the attendance o.
m1tneSseS before Courts III arial-and wbethe- any
further provisions are necessary to secure the heir.
OF deceased soldiers of the late armv the bounty to
which they are entitled, were Submitted.
On the t4ih, bill to divide Pennsylvania into
two l,niicia districts, was the only public business
acted upon
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Jan 12th. was spent in debating the case oil
Col. Anderson.
On the 18th, the prayer, OF sundry emigrants
from switzerland was rejected.
A bill providing for half pay pensions. invalid
pensioners, sc. making the following provisions
was read twice.
The first sections gives TO the Secretary of War
the pow mer OF placing opon the pension list all Off
GERS and soldiers OF the revolutionary war; who are
entitled to such by the provisions of Ike act. ma
kiug provision on this subject, in the yeae 1916
Rues and regulations in force, or hereafter 10 be
made aud put in force as to the admission of The
officers and soldiers oE the militia and the regular
soldiers, on the peisinn roli OF the United States
aie made applicable 10 the inv Aids Of the revou
ton, and OF the Indian wars, placing all entitled 10
pcnsioDs.on All e9naIity.s
Seeti,n second extends he half nav pensions orI
live years 70 the widows aud orphans of the officers
aud soldiers OF the militia and others now entitled
by laN for further term III five additional years
which will make the pension, If adopted, equal to
half pay pensions 10 widows and orphans of ten
years.
Section third provides halfpay pensions, for tie
,eru oI i've years, for the widows Of tie soldiers OF
the regular army, who were killed in battle. or
y ho uied in The service, during the late war;
Section fourth extends half pay pensions 10 all /
such widows as lost their husbands after their re-
turn home from the military service of the United
States provided they died within six months after
such return, aud Vi diseases contracted in Tue SER
vice.
BY the fifth section, l',digent mothers who Eave /
lost an only son in the military service OF tie Uni
ted states, provided such a son died without wife !
or chieren are TO be provided for
Section sixth provides that every widow. whose /
husband was killed. in battle or died in the service
Of his country, during the revolutionary war, shall
receive a half pay peasion loriive years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27
FRESH GOODS.
BARBOUR S' LINCOLN,


7 AVE- received By the late9 arrivals from Lon.
don aad Liverpool, vi. Bottom large and
xssniive zHoriment of GOODS, VIZ
Ben fuper6ne blsek and 6irs, nm Of Eglsnd
BR1dDcLOTHS
fine and common Broadcloths of all eolors and
qualities
Black. blue, blue mixs. Coburg MKT. double ~al 4
.es CASSTNERES b ss
Very 6ne blue Patse Csnirevss
2lue, olive and brown Habs Cofbs
Piaio and twill'd P~ls cistb,
Alsrge afoament of Rombsssts plain & t-illd
Rxtinests Scotch Plaids Widborss,
Cloak cambletts
Bevonflire Kerfeys. Hnfrs Cbt6s
Coatiugs Duffls, Bookings swaHskin
Black, blue, reenGcsrIet. .drab, fawn and brown,
SIX YELTaTS
super6ne buff Cafimere for VeftinEs
A variety of toiinerte and fwansdown vefting
Slack silk Fiorentine t
Fine &. a and white and yellow Fisnnels
1 bale aGoried eoiord FIanpeIs
4 do Rose Blankets from TO i24
do 4 unbisach d Waitham Sheetings
do a. beachid do 90
Scarlet CafIimere. Shawls ~
Slate. black. white and miH'd Worried Ho,s
Black aud coIord levansine twili'd Silks
Slack, white and changeabe Forenccs
sinehaw and farfnett Lulfrinks
IA ands Levantins Gik Shawis
A lar ge afortment OF Printed shswls
Black Nankm Crapcss
Black and Col Casfos Gaps,
s black Englifh Silk Lace
Black and white Italian Grape
DamaR Table Linen
Fine Engiifh Birds Eye Diapef
Rufia and American do
Patent Steam Loom Shirtngs
Iriih Linens; Linen Sheeting (.
Linen Cambrics Long Lawn
Elegant Furniture; Copperplates
Common Calicoes 6 Ginghams
Fine India Sheeting Cottons
Bandauna, Gag black elk handkerchief
Eoglifh aud French silk Gloves
Kid, beaver and Doglkin Gloves
Wire Gotten Thread-patent co ord linen do
Trebl. gilt coat and veft Buttons
Webb's patent Snlpenders
Back Italian and Canton Sewing Silk
No s, SIS, 4, 4 Q, and Pins-Sllk Twin
s and - white cotton Cambrics
Fancy Mullins
silk and Gingham UMBRELLAS
An Allotment of Ribbands
American sa,tineeu
Cinghams, Checks Ufc sSc.
INDIA CALLiCORs. Nov. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27
COURT FEES.

Mr.. HopKtNsoS aoved, that tie Judicial
Committee report bill of Fees for the Off
GERS o. the United States Courts.
IL o'Fesing The motion, Mr., H. among other
things mentioned, tba, II his information was COR
tect, there existed in many Of the States inposi.
tious in the demands Of ees which were disgrace
TO the United States and that in New-yofk there
bal existed one which would shock every membel
Who heard il. In that 'aie, he understood there
had been one thousand prosecutions against retail
ers ofsliris, for NOT taxing oal licences ar.l that
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27
T NeW Goods :!
JOSEPH JOHNSON.

LAS JUN received from the lasefs Importation.
4 ! large aGortmens of GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARR
bombsxetn Wiibores; elk, cotton and worried
HoGsy; CarIile cinghams dark undref.ed
Cambria Points; common Caicoe. Furniture
Plates; Steam Loom Shee,ings 4 4 and S Cam.
brio; Csm5ric Muffin I; colored Cambrics; corded
and ifripe Cambria; piaia aud faucy Muffin Lin.
ems; Long Lawn linen cambrc handkerchief. !;
Lace veiis; 6-4 Damafk Table Cloths; priated.
imitation, filk and merino Shawls black and fancy
ik Haodkerchiefs cotton Bzndanna,: Flag. mad
ra. cambric Handkerchiefs; cambric, fornisure,
and common Dimosies; black & colored Lultrings !;
Italian and Canton Grapes white lean; swan
down, ,oiIinet aud black 6lk vefings; Gotten,
beaver, lid and fix Gioves i.k umbreIlas
Ribbards; filk Lace; thread and pearl Shirt But
tom, Braces; Pocket Books; India Cotton and
Check; Factory sheesins. shirtins and Oinghams
peifTe Cloths Coaringss Flsrels y Baixes Broad
eosh Csfimere, Ae. &c. n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27

talents as a preacher. His Christian zeal
industry, disinterestedness and intspitiiiy'
have been rarely cqualled
This volume brings she naan directly 10
our acquaintance. The extracts from his
letters are ina high degree interesting and
entertaining. !. Indeed we have seen few
Geographical works, that We think will be
read with more pleasure, or more protit.
.Negv- YORK y1dverHscy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27
EPHRAIM BARROWS,
TAILOR.

HAS taken a shop at Northyar-
l III mouth, lower corner, and foiicits a fhare Of
public pa.ro mage feeling an adurance ,ha, he can
do jufice 70 the bufnefs in its different branches
after fparing no pains to become workman, by
being an aifiant 10 one Of the rft tailors n Port
land.
- All orders punctualy attended TO, and the
leaG favour greatly acknowledged
Northyarmoush, Dec 81 9w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27
lY RUSSIA FEATHERS
for ls6 and lslo per ID.
EDWARD HOWE,
UPHOLSTERED



No, 8. Merchants Roc, Middle ,stred
HAS FOR SALE
b, ,OOU lbs. Sea Fowl and Rus
fla FBATHRRs,st at wholelale or retail. for Cafi,
or Country Produce.
Bedticking, Chintz and white
Fringes-- Bedbindng and .TaGes-Carpet Bind
ing green MORGAN for pew cuttings -Sofas--
eaiy and Lolling Chzrs--Hair Mattreles-eegant
French and American PAPER HANGINGs, with
borders collections of the monuments in Paris. A
good slIortment of MILITARY GOODS. sc. Sc.
hia on conagnment, from Dsgge,ts Factory
rich and elegant assortment of Gilt aud Mahog
any framed LOOKING GLASSES, which will be
fold as low ar any ftore in town
Beds made and filed at short
notice, aad the UPHOLSTERY Bufnsfs carried
on as ufual in all its branches.
--WA ANTED-
1000 bushels of good BARLEY,
for which Feathers or other Goods will be given at
cath prices (f) Dec 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27
WORTHY FY4NPLE.

We are grati6ed 70 hear, (says the Phil
adelphia Democratic Press that the Phila-
delphia .fgrtcttlturai Sociefy have come 10
determination 10 purchase a piece OF iano
and cultivate it on the most improved pfm-
cipes OF agriculture as Pattern farm,
where the young shall be Instructed ana
the more experienced be shewn the adsan-
tages OF all the various improvements IN
agriculture We understand that at tas
Socie;y's Dinner yesterday, the sum OF
1000 dollars was subscribed for the above
purpose.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27
Nathaniel & Luther Dana,

NdtnanIcl q 1sulner IJdIfd,
A CENTS for the Amibury Nail Factory Co.
"A keep conlauty on hand large afiortmeat OF
Cut Nais. which they Offer for fale at the Bolton
prices, Also
Have conGgnment of Potash KKTTLss from
the Foundery of Col. Leach which luppofed
70 be the ben thai are made in tkis country.
Ian III 7f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27
SAMUEL HANSON,

SAMUEL HANSON,
HAs for sale at bis Store
10 hds w IRum
l2 do Molades
pipes Brandy
1000 lbs Sugar
200 do Loaf do
l2 cheffs Tea
4 casks Rains
20 quin,als Fi.h
1900 feet by Clals
S tons Iron
do Hollow Ware
12 casks i'd cd, lod and God Cut Nails
dozen Mill saws
6 kegs Tobacco
2oe lbs Factory Yarn
Portland, Nov "a tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27

the District Attorney had sharged so dollars fees
90 each prosecution making the enormous total
Of 60 600 dollars he-e We're the fees OF the Dis
lsics Attorney alone; but including those Of the
Marshal and Clerk, each case was burdened with
about tao dollars cost. II such practices gre le-
gakn said mr. n. " hsg ougat no longer 10 be so---
fftisv arc i!iegsl. they Oaght 10 be suppressed"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27
AMONG WHICH Arr

Blue. black, green, oi-I6 4. 2 A and elegant
i've, brown and rnixed hlk Shawis
BROaDCLOTH5 Imitation do.
Do. CASSYMERES fin. Common chintz do.
gle and double mild Silk worried and cotton
Sup, hne undreisd Prints Hoie
Pine and common Cali six Half Hole
Goes Englifh and French flk
Superior and low priced Gloves
Furprures Kid and Beaver do
Cotton and linen Cam Black Italian Grapes
brics Do fix Yelling
Britiih and Ream loom White, figured and bufl
Shirsings Mertaiiies do
7-S and 4 4 iriih Linen Cambria and common
8 4, "A & 6 4 GlDghams Dimoties
Black and coiored Cam Plain book, Leno and
brics fancy figured Mullins
Black ft,k Handkerchiefs Cambria do.
Flag B..ndanna and fancy silk Umbrellas and Par
6sk do aiois
Plain and figured velvet Cotton Umbrellas
BINDINGS Satin and LuftriOg Rib
Cotton Laces bons
Blue and yellow Nankins Plaid and fancy do.
! Quality Il Shoe Bindings Shell & horn flair Combs
Cambric Pocket Hdkfs Gilr coat u veft Button
Patent and cotton Flag Imperial do do.
/ ditto Bell and pearl Buttons
Levantines Green and fancy figured
| Black Sinchaws Bonnet silks
! Do. Sarfnetts Pins; Needles
Plaid 80 Tapes; Fans, &c.
Double and Jingle Flor Plain and figured BON
ence bazets and Ratsinetts
| Stocking Nett, &c. &c
! ALSO-on hand large aiortment Of
AMERICAN GOODS,
| coNsIsTING or
| White and blue Warp Yarn,
white and colourd Threads,
do. do. stocking Yarns
do. do. cetton ,.alis
| bieached and unbieached shftinEs
| do. Z" do. sheesings
/, Bedackings, b'ue Flames
Stripes and Checks
| Cinghams-Chsmbrsys
| Sstt,netts. Prieft Cloths, &c. &c.
! All of which will be fold low for Cash
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27
Iron, Steel, Grindstones, &c.
DANIEL GILBERT,

HAS just received IN addition to his former
i Il Stock. complete assortment of
BAR IRON AND STEEL, Fiz -
Russia, old and new Sable Iron fat and square
Swedes DO Of all sizes S-8,1-2 and Sc inch round
aud square Bundle Iron; Bolt Iron, for yesselsuse
of all sizes spike, deck nail, horse nail and fOd
rods, Nail Plates Of various sizes; Hoop Iron, Tor
cistern hoops &c. wide and narrow; Bar and
Plough Mouds. Also, Blistered Steel otthe hrst
qnality Cast, German, swedes aud tub Steel /;
Steel Sleigh Shoes, very nice; Anvils and Vices of
all sizes Sheet Iron Cart and Wagon Boxes !;
Steel Plate Mill Saws. &c.
Also a2
A bandsone lot OF Grndstones, Of the blue kind.
~. d. The above articles will be sold cheap for
cash oron credit TO those who pay punctually.
Dec 2a CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27
AT private Sale.

.A B c ATrwooD's Office (head Of Er,
ehange-ssreet, opposite Mr.. Robers Boyd's
store
1S Kegs TOBACCO
~ Chests. Souchong TEA IL,
so Boxes n. Tallow mould snd dipt candles
/ Elegant patent TfME-PIECE
8 Hhds. Muscovsde SUGARS
100 Bags Liveraoo! blown SALT
10 Boxes FIGS, s@s
2 Bales Brosdcloths and Csssimercs
100 India Hearth RUGGS
/ Case phladelphis Straw 3ONNETS.
293 Crates Crockery Ware,
VIZ :-79 crates c. c. and ensneled Cups and
Saucers
rs do yell assorted for The country mar ke'
63 do edg'd and C c Plates
23 do c c and ensmeled Bowls
10 do do Chambers and Bowls
25 do Teas, Mugs and Jugs
do c c HsndDasons
4 do blue printed tea 3 dining Ware
2 do ensmeled Tespo.s and Sugars
14 crate black Tespots
5000 Dutch 1umblrrs IL
CAST steel. German and Pl ilsdelphia MI Sazrs
-PhilsdrIphia Stoves--git and mahogany frsm
ed Looking G@s>es-a variety O!opened Crock
cry and Glass Ware, in lots to suit purchasers.
~ Cash literally advanced on Merchandise
The highest price paid for any Quantity of Flax
Seed and Potashes Dec 25
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27

We have examined, with great sailsiac-
| ton, the life of the Rev. DR.. Claudius
| Buchanan, by Mr. Pierson, lately published
in this cily by Messrs Kirk * Mefcein.
Dr. Buchanan was one OF those extraordi-
nary men, who from time 10 time appear
in the world, apparently designed and quail
fled by Providence TO act distinguished
part, and to be the means OF producing
| sreat good to their fellow men. We be-
iicve few men have accomplished more, IN
so short time, for the benefit of mankind,
than the great man above mentioned u
DIR. Buchanan was native of Scotland.
Early in life he left bis native place, with
chimericsl project Of travelling over Eu.
rope on foot. kfter spending some time
in London preparatory 10 setting on, on bis
tour, he pro.identially became acquainted
with the Reverend aud venerable John
Newton, and under his patronage, and that
Of Henry thornton, and Charles Grant,
two names that convey TO the mind every
thing that is generous, benevolent, and Qi-
GUS he was sent 10 Cambridge Uniyer sity.
where he passed ihro' the collegiate studies
with great reputation, and so4n after taking
his degree, was OF dained by the late excel
lent Bishop Porteus. In 1896 he went 10
India, and there passed The grea,tf par OF
his life in the most useful and benevolent
labours
1t cannot but be rscollected, that il was
owing TO his exer'ions, and his works, par
ticularly his " Christian RESEARCHES that
the depIorable and hor,io character OF The
Hindoo idolatry and their cruel scpeis,i-
lions, were brought before the world, and
particularly before the Briish nation, III
such strong and Impressive co'ou.s, :bat
the necessity Of seiopliog measures for their
amelio alton and eventual iriorrsalion,
was universally felt and acknowledged.
Few books have ever been more extensive
L. read, or more admired, than THAI OF DR.
Ruchsnsn's abovr-m mentioned. Ills : Star
in the East" il q sample Of his respectable
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27

Il: ne rfsins Of Hercnlanenn, says late
London paper, there have been found loayes
ofbread, which were baked under The reign
of illus, and which still bear The bakers
mark, indicating the quality OF The llour,
which was probably prescribed by regula-
lions of the police. There have also been
found utensils of bronxe. which, instead Of
being timed like ours, are well silyered.
The ancients doubtless preferred this meth
cd as more wholesome and more durable.
The Agricuitm al Society Of Jeferson coun
~ was organized on the ooh ul,. md --E
RAY Du CHAuMosr, Esq was chosen
President he sum OF $500 ives raised,
and pledged as premiums on articles of .ag
rlcultuic and OF domestic manufactures, in
October next. Each member of Society
who shall not wear woofen or cotton gar
ment of foreign manufacture, is 10 forfeit
fire dollars 10 the premium fund.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27
p Seasonable Goods. dI
ELIAS KELSEY,

No. ,, MIDDLE STREET,
TYAS received aud offers for fae handfome
4 Il afor ment of
FRESH PIECE GOODS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27
MISCELLANY.

The Hon. BIRD WILSON, Presiden,
of the seventh judicial district, has resigned
his Office. Our personal acquaintance with
this gentleman has been limited but pub
lie opinion, in respect to him, appears 10
be undivided. He was a well read and pro-
found iawyer-of spotiess in.egri,y-pos-
scssed Of clear understanding, quick dis.
cernmept, and unwearied patience. Any
gentleman VINO may be appointed 10 supply
his place will labour under considerable dis
advantages in succeeding ona SO able and
popular, Judge Wilson, ii is said, leaves
the honours and emolumen,s OF explaining
human laws, for the more exalted duties OF
expoundDg the precepts OF the gospel.
Penn fafler.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-27

AMELIA.

The following message was received
from The President, relating to the occuPa-
ton of Amelia Island
D., f5s Ssocfe and House of RehreSeufaffvce
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-11
A TEMPTING OPFERs

Hoyti, March 2.--The following regula-
ton respecting political rights, has been adj
ded to the 38th article Of the constitution, by
decree issued the beginning of February
"A white man who marries woman Of
Hayii, becomes citizen, and after a resi-
dence Of one year and day, is eligible to all
offices, and may become proprietor on the
island a white woman marrying an inhabl-
tant Of Hayti, becomes female citizen Of
Hayti.
"A white man of any part of the world
marrying a negress in the place where he re-
sides, may come TO the territory of the repub-
lie On bis arrival, the expences of his yoy-
age shall be paid him. This regulation is
applicable to both seres"
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-11
DIEp.

In Russia, May rs Field Marshal PRINCE Bar
clay de FOLLY, one Of the most eminent Captains In
the Allied Army which emancipated Europe In
1912, IS. and lille was wornslown by faesgne
and wounds.
Ia sheiburn MS. en- h;s passage from 81. Mi-
chae!s 70 Boston, Capt iraeman sllen, aged So
formerly of Industry, Me- late nasiss OF tls brig
Hiram qf Ratf. ss
Tn Pensacola, abou. the sth July last. Mr..
JoHn X. smiTH, merchant Of Rlakeley. and son
of Ger. john X. Sigih Of this town. sst
In New-Drienns, on the tfh ulf. after a short
illness, Mr. WILLIAsl Sumter EasrsG, son ol
Doct. Shirley Erving. late Of this town
In New-Yorls, Mr.. Abel Holder aged e8, many
yeas an ots.cerin the old continental arniv- Mr.
Robert Bovine. an eminent nealteT of llii society
Of friends. and distinguished in the world by his
tencvolen. heart, active mad, open pnrse, and
constant phanthTopic xcrtions and " as rcmarka-
bic for assisting young men, or hose who had been
unfortunate in business he was one Of The first Dir
lectors Of the bark Of New York, end rapm5er Of
hat board 2j years and - years was governor
oftle New York hospital, and "a years vice, eesi.
dent of that valuable society.
In Ansna Mrs. Deborah Clark, wife Of Nr.
loin Clark, formerly sf sfNorridgewouk in the 6sth
year of her age.
In Brids.on, Goth ut Mrs. abigail, csnsor. Of
William Gr@gana, Esq. aged q.
In this town. Joseph, son Of Capt William Mall
coRp aget.2 ye0-s aEd months On Thursday
last, Abigal G. daughter Of Mr.. Harrison Brazier,
aged IA years.
sueias.--Iu hi. town, on Thursday morning
last, Capt. Benjamin. itolf, aged SO The iury who
safupon his body returned verdict Of self nur-
der, witk malice eforeshought.
f
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-11

NOTICE ID hereby given 10 the heirs and credi-
tors q the efiate Of JOHN RussWURM.
la,e Of Weiihrook in the county of Cumberland.
Ffduire dsceafed, and alt others concern ed
That DAsIrL Fox Erecutor Of the Ian Will and
Tefamens of ssid deceafed has exhibited to me the
fubicrieer Judge Of the Court of Probate. within
and for,sid county bis second account of admin
istrstion of fald eitate; and thar The same will be
considered att Probate Court to be bed a, the
Probate Oface in Portland in iaid counsy en- the
iecond "wednesday OF September next at ten
O'Clock in the foi enoon, when aud where they
may be preiens and flew caufe, if any they have,
why the fame ihoujd NOT be allowed
Given uoder my hand at Portland this twenty
eighth day Of July, 10 the year Of our Lord eigh-
teen hundred and eighteen
SAMUEL FREEMAN
The Portland gazette., 1818-08-11

indies enumerated 10 an act passed in s.e f5Fsy
htth year Of the reign of his present Majesty. eni'
tied an act to consolidate and extend lae seversl
laws now in force for allowing the Importation and
expectation Of certain goods and merchandise into
and from certain ports in the West indies ;''-anc
10 several subsequent acts. for permitting imports
ton and exportasion ofcertain goods and comusoc-
tiles into and from the port of Road Harbour IN
The Island Of Fortoa the port Of Falmouth. in
the Island Of jamaica the Bahama islands; Port
Maria 10 the island Of Jamaica; and The port cf
Hridgeton In the island OF Barbados "A let,e-
from London accompanying this act, and pubIis.-
ed in the Philadelphia Gazette. observes,
. This is an important point. as it opens oar
Communications with you through the port Of :.
Iago, more convenient depot than the Berr.udas
or Haiipx.v