Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-10-22 00:00:00, page 4

yUS T PUBLISH ED,
And f»*i {«ue >t
S. IM m-.N’.S D . .k
A > 10. fc»e> /?•*«* F.<t.i if -fl'ctt,
rf' *r- »*.'** edoi'vri V,l|*j»e HU'nmuy —•
•^raj’ihv winch ha; lately been
♦nrrod* ve»! *nt • tio> > f tne School* and Arad
+•9 e*,pire> 9i' i fv'jry —A new *di inn of the
JlMiury C-i.np *.«v,*■*. a work t»fg cat menr.
Northern Harmony for fait as above.
Cu «
MiflCh.
ABTI, BOYNTON inform* hi* friend* &
cltrti't that he has removed from L'fbon
to fta-h ‘I'hrir command* fhali meer with
tdc'ify and atieni.cu. Bait Q‘i. 4. 1&1C.
Be*»jfrnin Amos «V Abel Boynton,
INrOAvl their friend; and the public, that
they have formed a csanction in tlie protef
li *»» of l.sw by tl*c name and fty!e of rtMfiS
and iiOYNI'ON Any bufinel# confided to
iheiTi, will icctive imaic hare attention.
MEN/. AMES,
Btb.OFJ 4. 1310. ABEL BOYNTON.
t'OR 1'L.iND BOOKSTORE,
.Nr. 3, Afijp >b Row.
T 03FPH JOHNSON has jnd received and
*’ for Tale, a cootiJerable addition to rmfor
me*' ihickof fheological books.
atSO,
Windfar Soap, Briiilh M American Inkpow
tier :— All of which wdl be Told as cheap as I
can be purchafed iu Tuwu.
U7 /_'
WANTED
Aftrart, ailivi Lad, of II or IQ years of
age, to do errants, &c.~-Appty to
SAMUEL WA TiQN, TuUor.
Part!,in /, Of! 8.
Notice—Frejb Goods for fate.
CWk William Smith,
AS juft received and offers for fale at his
flo e, bottom cf Exchange ftreet, for
merly called Fiih-ftreet, a general aliortrneut
of GROCERIES—among which are as fol
lows :—viz.
70 quintals good Pollock Fifh ; 30 quintals
good dumb Cod Filh, for tab.e ul'e ; QO bales
of New Orleans Cot on; 1 bale of Weft Indra •
do.; a few calks frefh Rice ; Hyfou, Hyfon
Skin, Souchong and Bohea Tea ; 100 hhd*. :
h verpoo* halt ; a lew hhds. 1 urktHland do ;
table do ; Cogniac and SpauiiU Brandy ; ;
Holland* and American Gin ; a few hhds. St. ■
Croix Rom ; half too Rhode I (land Checfe, 1
hrft quality ; bag* of Coffee ; L fbou and
Port Wine; Chocolate; Pepper and vlfpice; |
keg* of Cia k's Tobacco, firli quality ; a tew !
dcz. Steel Shovels ; loaf and brown Sugar ; '
Candles ; cm ton and wool Cards ; Powder
and Shot— Together with every other article
waste I in the grocery hoe—a frnall allure
ment cf IRON W \i ti—all of which he of
fers lr.r Ia.le by wholesale or retail, as cheap
a* can be bought ia this town, for cafh or
credit.
Seafaring men can have their families fup
plicd with Groceries, on c.edic of the voyage
at cafh p..;es, and the good* all feat to ihcir
hoiiie*. 0 flak* g.
. _ , i ____ .' • f' Jpgjj m | j
WILLIAM A. COLMAN,
TNFOKMb hit friend* and the public that
A he ha* taken-the (lore late y occupied by
Mr. James KuiieM, Exchange Greet, (two
doors below tiie Maine Fire and Marine la
furance OHice;—where he ha* how opened
aad leady for uie a general ftifdruuent of
European and India Goods,
which Ire will led very cheap for cafli.
OiJ Ur 8. 1810.
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Cop rtnerjhip Diffblved*
rT'Hc. Copartuerlh p culling between the
lubfcribers will expire the firft dav of j
November next, by mutual content All per ,
ions having ai<y demands agamlt (aid firm
are reijaelted to call and receive their pay ;
and thiofe indebted a e earuelliy fulicited to 1
make immediate payment. 1'i.ofe who neg
lect leu ling their accounts before ihe time
expires wul be obliged to feitle wuh fame
peilou duly authorized for that pur pole
As it w>!l be much taGer for all to fettle
their own account* iha.i to employ a third
peiIon it is preikmrd that there will be punc
tual audition, which will lave bills of cod as
weif as their feelings.
NATHANIEL 3ENKS,
THOMAS DF CAR i ERE IT.
2'Jurlb\ar-nt.uth, OH 6, \810.
N- R.—The buGuefs will be continued as
ulua! by the luhlcnber at his old Gaud where
he win be happy in ruending to his o'd cus
tomer* ; and it new ones Humid call they will
xeweive his thanks for their cuflom,
NATHANIEL JENKS.
yt> -4UCU0IL
AfERiNo Sheep.
/"'\N Tucfday tt.e i?Sd iutt, at li o’clock A
^ M h. Mi. i lioma* Freefliiii't Farm, near
the fea» of \ir. janies LVering, will be ollered
for la c Si Real Ml.KiNO bHFEP, and a.
fuch, auncnticaud by certificates—1'hcfe
Sheep were received from Wm Jarvia, J-.itp i
U. S Coniul at i.ifbon Coudi.tou* made
known at the tuneol tale.
bihPHEN M’LtLLAN A.*
Portland, 0&. »•
LimcUn.J—iiuib, 0c2J>er 2, ISiO.
^PAKEN by Ex ecu ion and will be otfered
A for tale *l itie Academy m laici flarh, on
the trvcofh day ot November nett, at tureo i
o’c'ork ill the afternoon, three Sha <>» or thr*c
fiftieth parti of the fertiaie Acad, my in laiS
Ba:h, and ihe privilege*"to the lame which
belong to 7 }'?!> i>rw*U, iifq owe of the pro
pne or* ol laid Academy, or as much of u.d
tl»iec (hares a* tiny litisty an execution in my
p.iih iTi >u agamft laid bewail, and colt for lev
eyu*g the fame.
IfLNJ. D.iVENPORT, D. Sbtrtf.
To Journeymen Boot-Makers.
/^Nt who u a good workman at Hack
^ It raps and Sowar row*, will «ind ctm:iaQt
employment -ad good wa<e», by »pp v.ng to
i dt S. PidILilli'S.
! MR. RICHMOND,
T^IVES i.ortre that hii School for the in
| v * l\iaction of writing wdl recommence at
hi« room in f ree (tieet, on Monday «5t h Oc
tober in ft—where thole who with to atteud
are requelted to make immediate application
h will he uoderUond that thofe who wifli to
attend evenings, will apply on or before the
time above meutioued, as he intends to in
ftruCfc by c!*lVe'.
Left there ibouM be (bote who mav not he
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acquainted rvnhthc decided fuperiority ot his
mode of i. * utflion to that of any other, the
fo.lowing certificate is Iubjoined
Portland, August 1810,
V'F the fubfenbers hereby certify, that
Mr, Silas M. Richmond, who, in the Ihort
Ipare ot a fortnight, prole ties to teach to per
rons of mature judgment, the art of Writing
in an elementary and fyftemaiic mannei—has
In tilled hi» engagements relative to all our
cbiidten, whom he has inftructed, to our en
tire fatisia&ion^-that his conduct, while in
this place, merits our approbation—and that
we cordially with him luccels in this ufeful
line of bulinefs.
James Burnham, Jolhua Taylor,
i. Crofs juu. William Widgery,
John Dicks, Afa Clap,
Jacob Noyes, Elijah Elder,
Barrett Potter, Nath. Moody,
Jofiah Paine, Jacob Quincy,
Thomas Folfom, Bcnj. Butman,
John Frorhingham, David Dana,
Elijah Kellogg, Peter Warren.
TOR SALE OR TO LET,
A good ftand for a Tanner or a Trader plea
x * lantly liiuated in New Gloucefter,at the
upper corner fo called : A two llory
DWELLING HOUSE well finifhed and a
Erick-Store under one half of the houfe with
a good Barn, Wood-Houfe, Chatfe Houfe, and
twelve Acres of land.—Alfo, a conventeut
I an Yard, Baric Houfe, and an AcqueduiSt of
good water See — Terms made eafy. For fur*
ther particular* enquire of
JOSEPH THRASHER, on the premifes.
03. 8.
Nehemiah Cram,
JV». 4, Jo*e/Roiv, £ a change fireet,
L i AS juft received a general affortment of
IV. 1. Goods (2nd Groceries,
which he offers for fale on reafonable terms,
for Calh or Country Produce.—viz.
Cugniac Brandy Tamorinds
Spanilh do. Mould & dip'd Can*
Holland Gin,) fit ft dies
American do. y quality. Wiodfor & bar Soap
VV. I. Rum Mats, of all fizes
N E. do. Com Brooms ,
Lifbon, 3 Spanifh Float,
Malaga, & C WINES- Bengali, and
Port 3 New-Orieans
Hyfon, 'j Red W ood
Y. Hyfon, | TEAS, Log Wood
Hyfon akin, \ jitfl Sieves
Souchong & j quality. Shott and Flints
Bohea J Englifli, pnur
l.oaf, IS Dutch,
I.ump, . o American3
Havana white r > Spanifli Sgars,) jrj
and brown J j, America do £ qua'ty
Coffee Connetficut Cheei'e
Chocolate Cotton Ac wool Cards
Chocolate Shells Frying Pans
Nutmegs Shovel*, per doz. or
Cloves Angle
Pimento 7 by 9 and 8 by 10
Capers Crown Glafs 1
Pepper Coarfe and tine Salt *
Ginger Glah and Crockery
Btoom Raihns Ware
Cafk do Nails, of various fizes
Currents
Byrne's celebrated Japan Varnifli, for Boots
and Shoes.
Winter ftrained Sperm Oil.
Kegs Tobacco, firft quality.
A genera! aflortment of Hollow Wrare.
Aljo-—A finall affortment of Hard Ware,
Cutlery, &c. site
RoitlanJ, September 10. (*m)
L OR late by the fubferiber, at his Acre in
L fotejrees, nearly oppofite the head of
Long IVbarf—
Cogmac Brandy Pearl Barly
Bourdeaux do. Frelb Figs
Hollands Gin Mufcatel,^
American do. Boom, '
Uid Jamaica Spirits Drum, <St f RAISINS
Antigua Rum Cafk J
Cheriy Braudy Almonds
Vidoua, Filberts
Sherry, ! w ’iVF1? Lemons
Lifbon, & f Canary Seed
Malaga J Winfor & bar Soap
Hyfon, Mould isf dip’d Can
I Young Hyfbn, j ^ dies, by box or re
Hylou Skiu, f ™ tai1
Souchong and 1 c« Table Salt
Bohea J Mats of ail kinds
l.oaf, Lump, -) % Brooms
Havana white > © , Rotten btone
I bidigo, Sieves
and brown J * Denti john#
Chocolate Stone Jugs
Do Shells Powder add Shot
Nutmegs, Cloves Flints
CalTia, Pepper Spauilh Cigars
Ground do. Connecticut Cheefe
Pimento, Ginger Clear Pork
Cayenne Muftaid Bacon of firf* quality
O.ive 0:1 Crder, Draft Porter
Capers Hard Ware, Bellows,
Brandy Fruit thoe Brulhes, cr*. IS*.
. Rice, Oatmeal
— ALSO
A quantity of CORDAGE,
Bolt Rope ; Spun Yarn,
Sewing Twine ; Marling,
Ciwi l ine*, Ut*c. fcS*e.
The alHive Goods are of the Pirfl quality,
ami will t»e l>4il on reafouahie term*.
N. B —Merchants and Ship Mailer* may
' he lupplied wall Cabin or Ihip Store* at the
fliorteil notice and on reafouahie term*.—
Alio, Families may be lu,.plied a* low a. ran
l»e pur dialed in town, and fettle (hair bill*
quarterly. Contlant attendance, and every
lavor gratefully acknowledged
JCKsATHAN STUART.
WANIKD) m
A an Appremice to the Goldimith and
Jewellers Buiiuef*, a LAD from |4 to
it> >e«r* ot ege, who can bring good recom
mendation*.—Apply ro h
I „ . . ENOCH MOULTON,
No. H, Jones Row, Bichanga ftreet.
P*r:isnJ, Qr^Ut J.
I * ft
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, GODFREY WHEATON.
WATCH-MAKER,
Ofp*fife the Indian Chitf, Hr hange ft’eel,
CXECUTES the buhnels ot' bn prcfelTion
in all its varion* branches, in as faithful
a manner as can be done iu the D»lfri«5t of
Maine.—He hopes, therefore, by his perfonal
! attention and endeavors to p eafe, he lEalj
continue to receive a portion of pub ic pat
rouagC- Portland, Oil. 1.
ROLFE &? MITCHELL,
Columbian Revo Afiidle *t<e(t.
T *!“ORM their friends aud the public, that
| *■ Having employed a firft rate workman from
New-York, they can offer for fale S.~VD
j DLES fuperior to any ever fold in this town
i I hey will keep on hand a conllaut lupp’y of
Gentlemen’s
Steel-Springs f Military, Shff-tocd
and plain SADDLES.
Ladies' fancy and common do.
Plated and common BRIDLES.
Military work and Harnefes of all kinds.
Traveling and common I RUNKS, togeth
er with every other article in the line of their
profelhon.
—ALSO—
Saddlery Ware ; Chafe Trimmings ;
Whips and Philadelphia Leather.
tO* t he above articles will be fold on the
mod rcalouabie terms.
Portland, Sept .24, 1810.
FARM FOR SALE.
|70R fale, a Farm in Cape-Elizabeth pleaf
■* antly fituated on the Sperwiuk River, a
bom (even miles from Portland, contaming
about ninety a«res of Land, principal part
under good improvement, with a handlome
young Orchard of about one hundred Tree*
of exceilenr fruit ; a good Houfe and Barn
and fome valuable umber on faid Farm—The
Stock and Farming Uteiifils may be bad with
the farm —For particulars enquire of Capt
Wm Thomas, on the premifes, or the fub
fcriber at his office in Portland, No I, Long
Wharf. E. GREELY.
April 14, 1810. (tf)
NEW FLOUR.
William- Crofs,
No. 3, Long- Wharfs
HAS juft received and now landing from
fchr. Ruby,
200 bbl*. new fuperfine FLOUR,
100 bbl*. fcratch’d do.
100 half bbl*. fuperfine do.
The above is warranted to be from wheat
>f this year * growth.
Alfo in Store—
200 bufhels of white Rock SALT,
15 bbl*. of Bone Middlings, and one Hog
PORK,
10 keg* Virginia Fig TOBACCO,
Cheft* of Hvfon-Sktn Souchong TEAS,
RUVI and BRANDY.
OHober 8, 1810. (tf)
VILLAGE HARMONT.
NEW EDITION.
TUST publilhed, and for (ale at the Book
J ft ore of
ISAAC ADAMS,
No. 7, Exchange Jl'tet,
The Village Habmonv, tenth eaetim, im
proved, correifted and eularged—price 10
lollars per doz. 1 dollar lingle.
03, 8. (cop4m)
A Pleafant Situation,
FOR fale in Gorham, an excellent FARM
containing about 120 acre, of fertile land
capable of producing from 25 to 30 tons of
Buglifh hay, and will yield at large a ftock of
Corn, Grain, fcJ'c as any land in faid town—
»nd if more agreeable, the Stock and Farming
Utenfils Said Farm has a good Dwelliug
Houfe and Barn Handing thereon, together
with convenient out houles, water, t-c. and
is fituated about 8 miles from Portland, with
in half a nuie from Judge Lomgjelloiv'e. For
terms, which will be liberal, apply to
DANIEL HUNT,
on the premifes.
Gorham, May 21. » (tf)
FOR SALE,
A VALUABLE Lot of LAND, Gtuated in
Portland, at the foot of Spring fir at, a
few rods below that very valuable, capacious,
and never failing covered Fountain of the heft
Water in the whole town Said Lot extends
ninety txvo feet on the ftreei juft mentioned,
and forty eight feet on Lvue Lane, thus forming
a corner 1 here is a convenient one ftory
Dwelling Houle on the fame, containing two
front rooms, a bed-room, a kitcnen, and a
good cellar. Said property being a part of
the Real fcftate of the iate widow Rebecca
Child; and might be made a convenient ftaud
f >r a Mechanic or Trader—For further par
ticulars, inquire of ANSEL LEWIS, or
STEPHEN M’LELLAN,
who are duly authorized to execute a deed
for the fame. (tf) Sept. 3.
COLLEGE LAElVS,
T N Fryeburg, burner, Paris, Livermore, Otif
field, Harrifon, Poland, Baldwin, Rumford,
Jay and Wilton, in lots numbered, as lately
publilhtd in this Paper, for (ale by thelubfcn
her at his office iu Portland.
PRENTISS MELLEN.
REMOVAL.
CAMUEL RICHARDSON informs his
friend® and the public that he has remo
ved from High-Street, and takeu that large
and commodious houfe lately occupied by
Mr. Jeremiah I odd in Market-fquare, where
he thou Id be happy to wiit upon his friends
—•He bk*wife will entertain (trangers and
travellers as utual. From the central Gtuatioo
of hi# houle,he hopes.for a lhareof their pat
ronage.
N B. A number of Gentlemen can be ac
commodated with Boarding on rcafonable
terms. SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
Srwburyport, April 23. (t ff
NOTICE.
I F is requefted that all demand# on the
Frealury of Oxford County, for Services
as Juror*, be prefented for fettlcinent to
HENRY RUST, Jun. Treisurer.
Navray, Cfl. 8, J8I0. # (15)
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BOSTON HAT
Factory Warthc ■•/<’,
Adjoining Meflin. Quincy Si Baker’s Store at
the lower end ot Exchange-A reet.
J. MAHAN, dgent,
t_IA! juO received in additiou to his former
Aock,
18 doz. fupernne Beaver Hats, wide and nar
row brims, of an unproved make and very
light
1 cafe of patent filk water proof Hats,
Rorams, Napt and Camel’s hair Hats, by the
cafe or at retail,
Children’s morocco and fur Hits—A large
allurement of men and boy’s felt Hats,
The Boftcn Hat NlanufaSaring Company do
manufacture better Hats than any inAitution
of the kind in the U. States.—Hatters them
felves, fay it is a faCE—The fuperior advan
tages they poflefs, and the fuperior manner
which they do manufacture, can be explained
fatisfaCtorily to any perfon All ha's, which
I fell with the Aamp in, will be warranted
MUFFS & TIPPETS.
Sable, Pole Cat, Eit, Bear, Mock Sable,
black and brown Genetts. They were man
ufactured under my own infpeClion during
the laft fummer ; the furs will be warranted
to be prime, and ihe work well done—they
are made in rne RuAian ftile, and an entire
new faAiion here—1 Aiall fell them at whole
rale or retail, cheaper than can be purckafed
elfwhere in the DiftriCE Gel. 1.
Solomon & Th : Boyce,
TTAVE juA received at their Aore nearly
oppoflte the Indian Chief, Exchange /Geet,
a general afTortment of Ladies, Gentlemen s,
MifTes and Children’s
Leather & Morocco Shoes,
on the moA reafonable terms.
They manufacture Boots and Shoes of
all kinds at the fhorteA notice and on ad
vantageous terms.
They have on hand a quantity of SOAL
LEaTHER and SO AP—which will be fold
cheap for caAi or approved credit.
Oflober 8.
THE AMERICAN READER,
A new Reading boob for Scbocli and Academies.
JUSf pukliAied and for fale by LYMAN,
HALL A CO. at the fign of the Bible,
lufurance buildings, Exchange Arect,
THE AMERICAN READER :
Or elegant feleCtions of pieces in prefe and
poetry, defigned for the improvement of
Youth in the art of leading and fpeaking
with propriety and beauty, and for the culti
vation of a correCt moral taAe : particularly
for the ufe of fchools—By Asa Ltman, A M.
Price 62| cts. Angle, full bound—50 cts.
half bound—D 6 50 per doz full bouud—
D. 5 per doz. half bound.
Recommendations of tke above IVork.
Having examined Rev. Mr. Lyman’s “ A
mericau Reader,” we (late it as our opinion
that the leiecuon is well made, that the plan
is judicious and peculiarly adapted to iehools,
and that the work is deferving of public pa
trouage: and we hereby recommend the work
as and excellent reading book for lchools aud
academies.
SAMUEL DEANE,
Pallor of the Firll Congregational Church in
Fr)rtland.
SAEUEL FREEMAN,
Judge of Probate for the County of Cumber
land.
ELIJAH KELLOGG,
EDWARD PaYSON,
Colleague Pallors of the Second Congrega
tional Church in Portland*
NATHAN S S. BEM *.N,
Pallor of the Third Congregational Church
in Portland.
FRANCIS BROWN,
Pallor of the Firll Congregational Church in
North Yarmouth.
WILLIAM GREGG,
Preceptor of the Academy m Portland.
Letter ttetived by tie emptier from Bear. Dr.
Patijb. By field, and Air. Benjamin Allen, Pre
ceptor of Dttmmer Aiademy
By field, September 28,1810.
DBAR SIR,
We have curforily examined your “ Amer
ican Reader." The compilation is made from
refpeclabie authors, and we think it in gen
eral calculated .o make a profitable impref
lion on the minds of children and to be a
ufeful book in our fchools
With much refpect we are, dear Sir,
' your affectionate friends
ELIJAH PARISH.
BENJAMIN ALLEN.
Letter to the compiler Jttum Dcflor Charles C fjln,
Preceptor r>J Gorham Academy.
Go.Ltm, Oil 9, 1810.
DEAR fclB,
I have run through “ The American Rea
der" with as muuh attention, as the time, I
could (pare, would permit. } have no heli
tatiou in exprclliug a favorable opinion of
the work, coi.hdenug itavery judicious and
chafle leleclion, well calculated to promote
the art ol reading, and at the lame time to im
prefs on the minds of youth moral aud Teti
giou> leunmenu i wilh you fucceis in its
publication,
Refpedlfully your’s.
CHARLES COFFIN.
I" * MA!*i Hall & Co have bow in the
prels the Lite oi Mifs Susanna Anthonv.
ihi* celebrated aud mtereibug religious Me
moir, will loon be out and ready for iale_
School Books of various kinds for iale as
a^OVe* /*r'tland, October 15
To be ,oU by order of C urt, on TUESDAY,
the thirteenth day of November next, at twelve
o sink at noon, at the Dwelling Home of Bil
dad Arnold, late f Hewglrmtfier, detested,
j° much of the Real ElU.e ul laid deceated
(particularly his inter vail land; as will be
nectiiary 10 pay his juli debts with .iscidenta
charge* Conditions to be trade kuowu a.
the :im* aud place of iale
j BENNING WEN 1 WORTH > dlJminifiratorof
. 3 tjid Eftatie.
Atrti’g>om'fer}C8:ier 10, tbiC.
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ROYAL LINCOLN.
Exciar, re Street,
t-T AS Juft received, an additional fupply of
NEW GOODS, fuitable for the prefent
and approaching ieafen, which together with
his former ftock, he wiH fell ©n the heft terms
for caih. Oct. 15.
Fall and Winter Goods.
GEORGE HILL, & Co.
No 6} Mujfey't Renc% H*l’i for /ale,
EAL Superfine Broad P'oth*; Middling
AV and low pric’d ditto ; Hunter’s Cloths ve
ry fine ; Pelifle and Queens Cloths; fuper
fine and common Callimeres ; black, blue, drab
and mix’t imperial Cords ; diab Kerfeys;
Coatings; Duffills ; mill’d Blankets of all fixes;
Baizes & Flannels of all colors; Pelifle Flan
nels ; Fafnionable Vettings ; Velvets; Velve
teens Tlnckletts and Genoa CorJs; b ack,
fawn, Hate and Mulberry Tabby Velvets ;
plam and printed Borabazetts.ad colors; Wild
bores ; RufleHs ; Shaloons ; Durants ; Du
roys and Rartinetts ; fuperfine aud common
Callicoes from Is to 3s per yard ; twill’d do. ;
Ginghams ; Copperplates; Patch Furniture* ;
Dimities ; Cambric do ; a variety ol plain uid
fancy Mullins; 4 4 and 6-1 white Cambrieks;
3-4 4 4 and 6-4 black and color'd ditto;
4 4 and 6-4 twill’d do ; cotton Shirtings;
coleraiu Britifk do.; 7 8 and 4- 4 frith Linens ;
browo Platillas ; a great varity of Shawls ,
tome very e egant; Canton and Ita’ian Crapes;
black and colord’d Luftrings ; Plain ditto;
>ar lceis; black and color'd Silk Handker
chief 8, Bandannas; twill d cotton ditto ; white
pocket Handkerchiefs; Madrafs A pulicat do ;
Men s black white and color’d worfttd Hofe ;
1.aches black and (late do; Men’s beaver gloves;
Ladies filk,beaver and kid ditto ; Mamhefter
Check ; India ditto ; Huckabuck and Dia
pers ; Napkins ; cotton Sewm/s ; (ewing filks ;
I apes ; lwift ; Bobbin ; Riobons ; Ferrets
Galloons, Cheneale; cotton Lace» ; Bonnet
wire <xc. Ac
A great variety of Ind.a Cottons, from *i,
*0 2/6 per yard
The above Goods are offered for fale on
the loweft terms for cath, or approved credit ;
and purchalers will find it advantageous to call
as above.
Portland, Oft. 15, (8(0.
Joleph Shelton,
At tie bead ef Union Wharf,
TTAs juft received from Connetficuc a
amity of excellent Golhen CHEESE,
of a very rich quality, which he offer# tor
la*e by tiie calk or by the hngle C'heeie, very
cheap for calh or fliort approved credit—*—
Also—GROCLJtlES, at retail a# ufual.
Portland, OCl 15, 18)0
Jo the Hon. Senate and the Hon. Houfe
oj Rcprefentativcs of the Common*
wealth of Ala{facbufetts9 in General
Com t aJJemhUd.
rT>IIE Petition of the fubferiber#, humbly
A fhoweth, that the commercial part of
\v ell* and Arundel hasgicatly increased iu
population, aud with it the iutercourfe be
. tween thole p'acts— Hut this intercourfc
| wou d be much facilitated by the ete&ioo of
a br.dge over Kennebuuk river, near Emery#
wharf, to ca'led, and the diftance from laid
part oi -iiundel to the poft office in We‘!s
(common to both placer) lliortened nearly
one mile—Wherefore they pray, th.ir they
may be incorporated for the purpofe of build
ing a bridge over laid river as aforefaid, wi:n
i luch tolls and privilege#, as to your honor#
| may appear picper, and as in duty bound
will ever pray. Aru%/et, May *23, 1810.
Tobias Lord, Henry Clark,
Simon Nowell, Ephiaim Perkin#,
Naih'l Lotd, Michael Wife,
William Taylor, Richard Gilpatrick.
Pert'and Hat Manufactory.
PHE Directors of the Portion! Hat Mj*w
j»dtry take the liberty to inform the pub
lic in general tint they have for fafe at the
Portland Hat Manufactory W*re-Houfe in
Middle ftreet, over the llore of Meflrs How
and Evans, a large and extenGve a/Tortmeac
of the
Eirlt and fecond quality Beaver HATS ;
Roram • - • - ditto;
Kuapt • • • • ditto ;
Carnal’* hair - ditto;
Youth’s Drabb - - ditto;
Cafes of any kind can be put up at a very
fhort notice. The above HATS is warranted
to be of the very belt quality, as the director*
of the faid factory have taken the utmoft
pains to procure the very bell of Stock,and
as good workmeu a* any in the United States,
and they prefume the faid Hats will he e
qual to any ever made in the United State*
or any other part of the world ; the faid com
pany are in hopes ihat the pejpfe in general
will give encouragement to fuch a valuable
inftitution.
N. B. Calli and the higheft price given for
all kinds of Hatting Fur*
WANTED
50 cords dry Spruce, Hemlock or Pitch
Pine WOOD
PottlanJ, Qflobrr l, 1810
FRESH GOODS.
Commonwealth ut Maflachufctts.
IN SENATE, Jun: !!/>, ISIO.
ON the Petition aforelaid, Ordered, that
the Petitioners caufe an atte.led copy of their
petition, with this Order thereon, to he pub
iillied in the Pmtlmd Gazette, and Eafiem Atrnst
printed at Portland, thiee weeks fucceflively,
the tail publication to oe thirty days, at lealt,
before the fecond Weduefday of the n^xt fef
tion of the prtfent General Court, that a'!
perfoos intereQtd may then and there appear,
and lhewr caufe, (if any they have' why the
prayer of laid peritiou thoulu not be granted.
—Sent db’un Jur ruut*> rene.
H G OTIS, Present.
In tie Hcu s sj Rep stent,ittvts, June 1 Itl, IbiO.
Read and concurred.
PtictZ MOR* ON, Spieler.
A true copy—Attell,
N, cOl l IN, Cirri of lie Senate