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The Portland gazette., 1819-03-30
NO DOUBLE DEALER,


Great Cry and Liate WooI,--The Worcester
Spy intmatss tbat the great eason for the alarm
OF the democrats and the outcry ia some of their
pspers about the State Finances is that, if they
should get iBto the possession of power. they
should fiud an empty Treasury They areaf and
they shall be dag Gfter The Jair. They don't like
the idea of administering de 60nis non upon an in
solvent state. Nothing in the world sounds so
melancholy over an empty stomach, as the music
of knives and forks when there is nothing to be
got for dinner. 1t is only an agg AVIATION to ones
appetite aud some of these democrats as hun :
gry as young ravens.-'Ehe dismal idea Of an ex-
bausted treasury the efo'e ope' ates as perfect
drge their departed spirits. lt is no ject toc
them to be an al the death unless they can have the
privilege of cooking the venisen. They would not
like 10 take the Treasury as skinner lcft it. But
the public have probable seen enough Of democrat.
ic guar dians of the Treasury. YORKSHIRE.
Bounty MoneV-8A0 QUO Dollars bounty is Of
fered to rise upou the good ship Massachusetts, and
deliver he: sp to some Of Uncle Sans pri0Gieers-
men, that find they cant take the ship without brib.
ing the crew. Capt Crowninshield is TO come in
prise-,naSter in Case of sucCess-bnt he rs n0t 10
fight The battle But let them remember that the
ships crew are her 0DnerS, and $1,000 Of them say
to man DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP
No Tricks upOn Travellers -Itis suggested by a
writer in the last Centinel, that the Fedetaiists
were deceived by supposing that the democrats
were merely setting up man Of straW, at the last
election, into loss Of several thousand votes !;
And they have been encouraged by their success
10 attempt the deception again. Accordingly a
democratic circular sent ronRd secretly in Essex
signed and franked By Joseph E. SpFsgues post
master of Salem, calculates on majority Of 5000
votes in the District Of Maine! What parcel of
coots they must take us for, But trust the cleo
tors ali not to be taken in second Zine by such
aleartfce-SHrety ial rain as the netspread IN the
sight Of any bird. No DECOY DUCKS.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-30
Beware Of Counterfeit Pretences.

.NeSsTs. EditOrs.-It is very evident, that the
subject of Separation is got up in the Argus just
at this time with mere political design, to affect
the election of Senators in this county. Let ne
man be deceived. 1t is for no other earthly pur-
pose. Why did not they wait till this election
was over if they were fairly in earnest about Sep
aration? And why did they shes0 heir hand
or foOi---so openly respecting Senators Rely
upon it, it is for no other object than to defeat
the election of FederddstS
NO DOUBLE DEALER
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-30

AT Court of Probate holden az the prohafs
IA Office in Portland within aud for the c. IN
" of Cumberland, on the fourth Wednefday os
March in the year Of our Lord eighteen huKdrad
and nineteen On the petition Of Reheeca Chepetv
admini(ratrix cf The eslate of JOSEPH CiFNRRE,
late of Welibrook in faid county yeomsn decea4
ed reptefsn,ng that the perfonai ef'aie of fa5 de-
ceaied IL noi lufiSient pay The juif deh's uhici
he owed at The time OF his death by the fpm oftW5
thoufand and thirty ,hree dollars and eighy cents
and nraying for cenfe TO isll and convey r.
much Of the real e[fare Of faid deceaed a. may be
necefTary for the payment Of Caid debts aud Incl
deurai charges-Os DxRED, that The petitioIer give
notice thereof the heirs of laid deceafed and TO
all perlcns ipterefied 10 laid efiAte by csuiing
COPY of this order 10 be publiihed in the Portland
Gazette, printed in Portland, IN faid eounsy three
weeks iucceiivey that they may appear at apro.
bate courr 70 he he'd at the probate Office in Port
and aforefaid on ,he fourth Wednsiday of April
next. at zen o'clock in the forenoon and fhe=
caufe If any they have why the prayer OF iaid
petition fhoud not Re grained.
SAM FIREMAN Jsfgs # tsif ca4rs-
A true cooy y-Aueff
HoR aTIo soUTHCATE, Resiaer.
Joseph Fhitnev'S Hill.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the heirs of the e.
~ tate of JOSEPH WHITNEY lafe of Corh2m.
in the county of Cumberland, Yeoman, deceased,
aud all Cthers concerned ed-That F6ward Phinney.
ha. presented to me the subscriber, Judge of the
Court of Probate within and for ssid county ar
narument pursortiDg to be he last will and tes-
lament of said deceased and thai the third Thurs.
day of May next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
10 assigned TO take the Probate thereof, at Pro-
bate ourt then to be held at the houas of Danies
Hunt in said Gorham, when and where they may
be present and shew cause, if any they have, why
the tame should not be proved, approved and al
lowed as the Last will aKd testament Of said de-
ceased-Civen under my band al Portland, this
twenty fourth day of March in the year Of our
Lord eighteen hundred and nineen
SAM FREEMAN
Auue copy alta
Go-- En~
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-30

q. Debt Of The War.--Ihe State Of Massachu.
sets ores NOTHING on account the War. On
the contrary it has claim against the United
States for D.840, 900, expended rightfully in it.
defence, and every cent of which it has paid
The funded debt contracted by the u. States 10
consequence of the War is upwards of sirty y-eighl
millions of dollars.
Funded debt Of the United States, for the
War, D.68 405, ,074,24.
Deduct exponce ofstate for do. $4,000
Difference Of U. 5. expence ---
for War, say, 67,565,00O
But the War expense of the State ought to be
added TO the Debt of the United States.
The payment to the Penobscot Indians and al
lowance to the Commissioners amounting to
someodd hundreds of dollars, occasionally descan
ted upon in some quarters, may be Offset by the
salaries and outfits of our pnblic ambassadors
pay of commissioners under treaty articles and
negotiating with western Indians-the whole ex,
pense of maintaining our foreign relations and
the whole mass of governmental domestic pat
ronage-amounting TO many millions.
On view of these relative statements, TIVE
queries naturally arise
L. Is not Uncle Sans httIe finger heavier thar
the whOle IotsaS of Massachusetts,
2. Are there not folks in this state that car
strain at a gnat and swallow a camel?
FAIR PLAY.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-30
REAL ESTATE.

Portland, March. sOth 1919.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-25
SOUTH AxERIcA.
Extract TO the editor ofthe Baltimore Pa
triot-dated,


Havnna, May 8.
Dear Sir have this day seen in a
Kingston. (Jam. paper Of the sIst ult. a
detailed account brought there by the
British brig of war Parthian, of the cap
ture of Puerto BeIlO on the 7th, by Sir
Oregon M'Gregor, with about 400 troops
and six or seven sail Of vessels. There
appears to have been little or no resistance
and q government had already been esta-
b!islied satisfactory to the citizens gene
rally, undera general Lopez. The OPT
Mon generally prevalent at Puerto Bclto,
was, that Chasres would also fall into
the hands Of the Independent,-and that
Sir Gregor was in expectation OF news from
Lord Cochrsne on the other side of the
isthumus with a considerable feet to EN-.
courage movement TO Panama"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-25
= Anglice. Broomstick.
go ~ l.. @ - - =

Extract ofa letter from an officer on board
the Lautaro, giving an account OF the
battle Between that ship and the Spa
nish convoy, dated
Valparaiso, Dec. go.
"Ishall just give you small sketch of
the battle. We sailed from this port on
the 10th OF September, with the San Mar
tin, Of SO guns the Chacabuco, of 90;
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-25

philadelphia, May 10.
We look with much anxiety for the Off
cial repor, of the cruize Of the Ontario ship
of war, which we learn by gentlemen re.
Gently from Washington lisa highly interest.
resting document, and will Unpublished en-
tire, silence the clamors of the privateer
owners 10 the sou b. The distinguished rank
which capt. Bidd!e has deservedly acquIr'
ei in the service of his country, convinces
US thatthe Iaurels which he has alreadywoD,
will never be,tarnished byany act nworthy
the American name We regret that SET
of men should exist in this country, who
bring disgrace upon the character OF A.
merican citizens. by unlawful depredatonS
upon the property of nations with whom
we are at ptace-we are also sorry TO OBJ
serve that theexecution of orders from GO
vernment, to suppress such highway rob-
berries. are charged by these men upo'
the officer employed for that purpose as a
criminal and personal interference.
There is one fact which has come 10
our knowledge, with regard to the cruI1s
Of the Ontario, which speaks Language
too loud 10 be misunderstood, and which
rebounds so much 10 the honor Of capt.
Biddle, and is SO convincing proof oil Dis
unwearied exertions TO serve bis eouh'
try, that we cannot refrain from mention
ing it. He effected The release OF Ame'
rican property to the amount of about one
million dollars, which would have beer
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-25

Our time will not admit of farther ex-
tracts to day. Should they contain any
thing of interest it shall be given to-mor-
row.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21
LATHAM THUkSTON.

CSers Jar sale, at store, No. l63, Thames-street,
r RROADCLOTHS, Cassimeres, Fianneis
- fiannels, ,a,innet,, Bombasets, figured Rati-
reis, blue and black ditto, white Csmbricks, null
mu aud jsconet ditto, sscksrilla, plain and figured
leno husns, csmorck an9 common D,nities, pink
Ginghams, Carlisle Ginglans, Calicoes. furniture
Patch, VestIngs. silk and tabby Vel,ets, merino
Trimnlngs. black, white, and green Italian Grapes
Grape Shawls, Cashmere ditto, beaver, kid and silk
Gloves, wors,ed and cotton Hosiery, black silk. ban
danna and flag Handkerchiefs, India Cottous, Irish
Linens. PIattas, steam.loom shirtings and sheet
iDgs, American ditto,
.dLso-double chain black Levsntine Silks,
ut 6s per yard, black snchaws and sarsnets, Levan
tine and Florence silks figured and plain, sn ele-
giant assortment of Ribbons, with great variety Of
other articles, usually called for in Dry Goods
storsaIl Of which he will sell for cash approx
ed credit, as low as can be purchased in town.
April 90. (3w)
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NOTICE..

MR. DuNflLs, from the encouragement, he has
AVA received, ,xpec,s to continue in inns ,oebi
s,x months, ~ teach the French AID Italian iangua.
ges. AS number have requested to b. inl,rhctcd
in the Evening. IL sufficient number should
apply, hs will open school mex, Monds, s,euibH,
a,y O'clock.
Implication TO be made TO Mr.. b. al his lodgings,
Mr.. ToWnsend's Coffee. House.
Newport. ApsiI 10
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femaie beneoolent Sorieiy,

THE Annual Meetrs Of the Female Benevolent
= socieS.w,Il be on Monday, May Sd. al the sesi
onu Congregational Meeting. House, ~ ~ o'cocks
A. M. by order OF the President.
REDECCA y. SESSIONS, Ssc'ry.
Newport, Apr, -.
N. y. The punctuai attendance Of each subscribsr
rs earnestly requested. the principal business will
be It'd ecctirg Of officers for the ensuing yesrs
stat, merit ot Tie Funds /. u be- exhibited snt re.
pcrt ol the stale of the school IL is hopea that
each Lady who has subscribed % the r. u. Society
viii manifest further intel est in its support. hy As
lending Tie above mentioned Meeting, AID ri,lns
in s'.rh measures ss may be adopted tor the contin.
ued prosperity of an Institution SO obviousk Useful
and benehelAl 10 Society.
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Fashionable Hats.

- E0aGE WANTON has JUS, received from the
NJ Maaufactory Of Ives & White, NewYork.
Gentemens super6ne fashionable Hats, warrdnt-
ed Of ihe 5esf quality and nor 10 fade IN Wearing.
Mems Hats. with seids Brims.
-fisO low priced Napt & Castor asts Youths &
Chiiureas hats. of every description and price.
pAPER HANGiNGS
A handsome sssorsmest of cheap and elegant
Piper Hanging, tor rooms and window curtains
just received aud for sale as above.
Ne nort. ADr,i 81
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Fresh Alexardria FLour--

feaS-IIolaSSeS, sc.
For sale, an GARDNER's wharf
Fresh Alexandria superfne Flour;
Hyson souchong Teas, Canton's cargo;
White & brown Havana Sugars, by the Box and
barrel
New crop Molasses, by hhds. & bbls;
N. E Rum, by hhds. & bbs;
Csvendish Tobacco, coarse and fine salt;
Mess ami prime pork, cod & scss Fish;
Bucksport Herrings, Corn. ship bread. & crackers;
l5e Gin cases, 200 II. q hhds. Shooks
constant supply Of wrought and cut Nails, as
,sorted Duponts hest Po Sder. do Apply to
Newport, AprI 20. JOHN B LYON.
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HAIk.DRESSING.
SHADRACK HAWKINS,

- ESPECTFULLY informs the public, that he
~ has takea shop at the foot Of Mill.street,
where he will be happy to wait gentlemen in
the line of Cutting and Dressing Hair Having for
nunser of years followed the business in the City
of New York, he hopes to be able to give satisfsc.
tion TO those who may favor him with their custom
and be pledges himself to exert his utmost en-.
dcavors to please his employers.
N H. He also attends to the business Of clean
ing and polishing Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes
and shortly expects to have on hand supply Of
the Best Liquid Backing
EewDort. April 2l
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BNrnisb GailAng.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public,
L that he hss commenced, in this town, and
carries on the business of
BURNISH GLIDING,
in all its various branches, in the best manner and
the most reasonable terms.
Those who may require work done in the line of
his profession. requested 10 call at his shoD on
the North side OF the Parade, two doors above the
Custom IIouse--where all favors will be punciusly
and and faithfully executed and gratefully acknowl.
edged
Or Old frames repaired and newly gilded.
WILLIAM A. JEfFERY.
Newport, March ~.
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CUNDALL'S MILLS-PortSni0uth. h.
4 neJc-- -fGikinp Sbr;ng!

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public,
that they carry on the Wool Manufacturing
business in all its branches-that their machines
now in complete repair-rher long experience
will therefore enable then. perform all the bran.
ches Of Cordng. Spinning, Weaving, Coloring and
Finishing, all the various kind of Woolen Goods in
point OF colour and 6nish equal if not superior to
any establishment in this counts They guarantee
TO complete all orders in their line, speedily and
on as reasonable terms as at any establishment on
this Island CLARKE g. GRlNNELL.
NIB The following persons will receive al. ar.
ticles intended for their mandatory jon SHER.
HAs, OF Newport--SANroap Amy, of Little
Comp,on-PELEe CoREY, Of Tiverton.-and Wilt
LIAM PEARsE, Bristol. Ferry
They have constantly on hand at wholesale and
retail Satnnets, Plains. Cassimeres, Flannels. &c
which they determined TO sell at moderate prices
Newport, April 20
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DANCING ACADEMY--rr.opealed,

+ c. sCHAFFER respectfully informs the ia.
dles and Gentiemen OF Newport shd its vic,n,-
" that h'S sehooi for instruc,ing in ,he polite 40
c~mpshpenl OF Dancing, will be rs.opened on Mon.
day. the 26lh instant, at Masonic Hail.
G- Subscription piper a, the oifies OF J. z. SHAW,
Esq. thames street
kewpoi /. Apri Ia
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PUBLIC NOTICE

THE subscribe rVrms his friends and the pub
j lie, that he hes taken into Co partnership Mr..
LswIs GRISsELl, j. from Plympton, Mass. and
that the Manufacturing business will hereafter be
conducted unefer the firm of
CLARKE * GRINNELL,
All rersons having demands against the subscri.
ber requested to exhibit them for settle ment,
and those indebted are earnestly solicited to make
imme diste payment SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, April co.
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UNIOW HOTEL.
John COOK.

Informs the hu6ae in general u his Friends in
Particular.
THAT he has taken the noted House OF Col.
James Perry's, No. 120, Thsmes-street, lately
improved by Mr.. Dows as q Public House, and
winch he proposes 10 accommodate Ladies and
Gentlemen who may do him the honor TO call spon
him, with the best fare the market may afford NO
exertions shall BE- wanting TO sratity and obhge-
The bes, Of Liquors viii be ready at command, and
good kee ping of Horses constantly provided.
ga few steady Borders tiadies and gentleman
can be accommodated in he best manner.
Newport. July 4
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TREASURY IL, .PANTNENT,
Second Comhfroarr's Office,
.il0rrh 2Sfh, 1919.


aa,ch 25th, 1919.
yNHEREhs, by the act entitled IAN nc, etgu.
w ia,ing the pa, nents To invalid pens'onstss
passed the 3d oi the present month, affidavit OF
Two surgeons or ph, siciahs AZ To the cos tnuanoe
aud rate Of disability OF the several applicants,
must accompany their respective applications for
the first pay meme which sha fall due after the <th
of March heri, and AT the end Of ever, two years
thereafter. Add whereas sotne misunderstanding
may arise the me when the above mentioned
&C, sbaii 60 into operation
This 10 10 notify all whom il may concern. that
10y the conslracl,on given 10 the said act by thu
Second ConptroIer Of the Treasury, the before
mentioned afdnyts (Hyreeabiy 10 the torn pub
shed by the Hon. ,he secre,ary OF War, under
date u the Esd inst viii be required 10 sccompsny
the applications for all pensions to which THEY spA
ply, falling due on u,e 4th cay OF september next.
RICHARD QUITS,
A7-R2 Second Conif oHer.
Printers authorized to rublish the Laws Of tbe
United States will insert tlb above once week tilf
the LIST Of september next
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EEW CHEAP Goods
+. w. LAWTON,

WILL open this day, . great variety OF fresh
Spring GOODS. purchased principally ut Auc.
tion--wnch he offers Tor Cash. or undoubted short
credit, very cheap. Aprii -.
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SPANISH MILL DOLLARS.

WANTED at Old No ii2. Thames-s,reet. 70
w which large Premium vii! be- given BY
NATHANIEL SWEET X Co.
Hewpcrt, ApEs ..
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DUPON GUNPOWDEk.
TUsr received and for sale, by
d JOHN Is. LYON,

Gardners' Wharf.
fresh supply of Dupon,'s Gunpswder, \ n and
FF X ~ lots u sui, purchasers
April 2
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/. UNION FACTORY.

THE subscriber informs his friends and he pub
i lie, that Capt. George Ldvfbh, in TivertoSj
Edzard stanispe and Joseph W. Uasssn, IN New.
port. are the Agents to receive articles intended
for the Union Factory.
He continues TO color and dress Woo'sn Cloths
Of all descriptions--,o Card Sleeps Wool Of al
grades, and to manufacture Plains, sattpets Coat
ings flsnfes, &c of various colours and sbades@--
Those who will favor him with their custom in lid
inc, may depend on having their work done in The
best manner, and on reasonable terms, ana ihd
smallest favor will be gratefully acknowledged
JOHN BABCOCk.
Portsmouth. Feb. 10. [5m.1 &
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Ricbm0ad Sxpsrfne Flour.

$50 bbls. Richmond superfine FLOUR,
ofa superior quali,y-just received per sIoop Hoo.
son, and for sale, by
l. BURDICK g. SON.
Newport, March "a.
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NANklN CkAPES.

j usT received and for SAFE. by
"A. SESSIONS.
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FOR SALE,

nvE or tvo convenient Rooms, suitable Tor publ
Notices, in a central situation. For further nlo'
ms,iao ard terms spply at dis Office. June g.
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From vincsnnes, by Palestine, TO York, in
Illinois.
In A1,ssissihhi.

IilinOis.
In Mssissihhi.
From Winchester, by Green court house,
Fords on Pearl River, Marion couf, louse,
HolmesviIle, snd Liberty, to Woody,l.e.
From Port Gibson, by Franklin oourl. house
end Liberty, 10 Madisonville, in the state of
Louisiana.
In 1e Missouri Territory.
From ST.. Charles, by Clask's Fort, S,outs
Fort Lincoln courthouse, and Clarksvilie, To
Louisiana, at the mouth Of Salt Rive, in
Pike country.
From ST. Charles, by Montgomery court
house, to Howard cout,-house.
From ST. Louis, by F,anklin cour,. house,
Cooper cou,-hous., TO Howard courthouse.
From Carbon, by pulaski courthouse, TO
Washi,a COURTHOUSE, and Hemps,esd court
house, TO Wsshita court. house, in. Louisiana.
Ffom Franklin courthouse to Montgome-
~ courthouse.
F,om ST. Michael, by the seat OF justice
III Wayne county, to Hix's Ferry.
From Jackson to the seat oil Justice in
Wayne county.
From ST. Louis, by Belle Eon,ain, and Port
sge dc Sioux, TO the seat of justice in Lio-
coin county. -
From Potosi, by Cellcview, to Murphys
Settlement.
In she dia6ama Territory.
From Huntsville, to .Moorsyilie, IN Lime
stone county. ..s.s,e..
from Cahsba TO St. Stephens.
From Bu,ns Corn Spring, Munroe county,
by Blasely, TO Mobile, 10 Mobile county. !
From Cshabs to TusksIoosa.
From Huntsville, In Alabama Tcrrilory,by
ShelbyvIlie and Fsyctvilie, 10 Murieesbor-
In Tennessee. IA
Sec. 3. .6nd be H JIrMer enacted, That
the military road commenced by the troops
oi the Unncd States, ODdsr the command OF
General Jacksya, aud leading from Hunts-
vile, 10 the AlaOama .erritory, 20 Madison
vile, IN the state OF Louisians, DO establish
ed pos, route wheo the same shall be com.
pleted.
March 3, isi9--Approved,
JAMES MONROE.