Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-08-20 00:00:00, page 3

It'ltl1 H l fi'iu fwi » i*Ti to t'.ii\l)l{bV. *U' 1*
• ,-4 no vi iiiics him to settle doun .
iUiwesiH 11 him, because the rest,
M childu;n, v* l)«i are older thr u ibis
tfne a*e <en! <l at Paris, and oilier pla-1
gc#iiti distance from him.
J*OKT KOVAL, (j At.) JUNK 14.
Sir Alexander Cochrane lias dischar
ged all the American seamen discover
ed tube such, and serving under im
prissm in, in tit'- ‘>P’ diou on the wind-'
vranl island station. j
SALEM, ACQ. |0.
/.r tract of a letter from a gentleman at
Hamburg to hi* friend in £«{*;;*, dated
June 19.
« Accounts have this dav reached us
that the sequestration of American!
property lias taken place at Stralsund,}
Stettin and Koningxburg, by the new!
French Consul appointed to thatdis-!
nirt. All the Salem vessels were so
fortunate a* to escape the iron grasp,
tAkirpi (. apt. II Flint, who was at
Strals* !id. it has e::ci'.ed consider.i
hi. alarm among those who are at IIuI
steiii; and the lardy and uncertain
manner in which business is clone,
laakti every one’s situation truly pain
full. i have had an unusual share of
trouble and difficulty ; niy goods have
been sold and twLe returned on my
Itands. There is to be a change in the
civil and military establishments here
The Hamburg troops are to be disban
ded, except 20. anu French troops are
to do the diuy. There has lately
been a renewal of the old demand, by
me French, which has never been
paid, of 1,800,003 marcs banco per an
11 'Tt n , * — mmm«
Private letters from * lie Continent
slate, that Bonaparte has made his Con
tort a Privy Councillor, in order that
he may be gratified with her presence
\ even when he is engaged in business.
f FROM PORTUGAL.
The ship Acro-Jcrscy, arrived at
PhUaclelJiIiia, has biought Li*J>on ac
counts to the latter part of June.—No
new events of importance had occum d.
The garrison of 0indadRodrigo, (which
prior French accounts has stated to
have surrendered to the French) had
made a s9rtie on their besiegers, and,
according to Spanish accounts, had ve
ry much discomfited them ; compel
ling them to seek shelter in the w oods,
: and causing with the bayonet, IGGG of
litem44 to bile the groundP The Mar
shall Prince of Ealing, (Masskka) was
collecting his forces, and con Lining
his arrangements, for agivral attack
cn the Anglo Lusitunian lines ;--while
It appeared from the French papers,
that sttong reinforcements were contin
ually cnrtiing S/iaiti from Trance.
The tardiness of French operations
were attributed to the great difficulty of
provisioning the army.
A'JiiV PORlVGAL.
By the Aiagara, from Rio Jar.erio, at
AerP-Yor/r, we I* am, that Mr Sutn/itrr,
the Ametican Envoy, had arrived at the
Court of tike Prince Regent of new Por
tugal i—that the p>ince was highly
gratified with this mark of attention ;
and had made to the Secretary of Le
gation, and to Mr. PaUh, a giant of
LOO acres of land.
. T*e brig diaries ists ar ived at Nrw
I 'Yoikfrorn Lisbon. Her accounts whi'it a e
t Iatlie29ili June, convey ibc n.;>.w■ g Iw
| tcihgence : —
That the French armies uncki
Gens. Kelierman .i.d Bernier, were ad
wajicing towards Gallic.ia-Lord
I Wellington’s head quarters were at
Celorico, the letnainder ot the army
at Guaida, Francosa and Pinhtl. lie
orders of the 22di:i*t. w ere for tire sol
diet '; to retain only one shirt cadi, and
to Send all the heave baggage to Coim
bra. Exclusive of the army unde Lord
M ellington, 9000 iiua were «t Porto
alcgre, commanded by Gen. Hill, iw
*he whole about 70,000 regular Portu
guese and English t rooms besides mil
Ini*. The army under Gen. Hill was
Wcor*iing jealous of the movements of
41 part of the Frejich army comn.an-l
(led by Gen. Regnier, who wasadvanc-!
j"g by the way of Alberquerqiic with I
fcbout 18,OCX) men. On the 15th and j
2>xh inst. the French made incur .. ns
*ie 'F Badrjoz, and succeeded in carry*
offal! the cattle in the way. Gen. I
-•lusser.uX head quarters were near
Cindad Rodrigo, which place was in
land by tile French, but no attack.
*5ad been made; it appealing to be!
I their intention, t<ft force a capitulation
famine, jn which it was probable
they would succeed, the city being in
"ant of eve*y necessary, and would
probably fall in a law days, The i
1 tench forces are* estimated as follow s ;
| Giadad-Rodrigo, under 40,000;
I\ •i ;t p'oritit* - of Gallicia, 20,000 ; in
h*e \iui.hy of IL.dajoz, 18,000 unde*
**t'?n:cr> and a! out riio ssme numl»ci
rier Gen. !.; m ; The Engiisl
"«re destroying me harvest wherevei
t ey retreat 1.
■ . There wt re G v ** It up s of d ,»'T)''c I
ectttftu Lisbon and i!ie English army, I
I f kc. \\a. |e n.y.cwjn. looo pieces o j
cumon. '1 he T ng’ish have six men of
w.,r, and from 3 to 400 transports, lay
ing in the Tagus and at Oporto, which
were kept in constant readiness for the
embarkation of the troops in case of a
repulse. A line oi Telegraphs was er
ected, by which intelligence oi the ar
my on the frontiers could be convened
toLisb i in three bourn. De *.iters
tiom the French army were almost
daily arriving at Lisbon.** j
BiUtianb, i
Monday, August 20, 1810.
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FROM FRAKCE.
Accounts to the 8 h of J me have he**n
received by nn arrive*from Bordeaux, The j
treatment ot Americans and American pro. j
rerty in that country has of late been, if i
possible, more otitragous than ever. For a
vessel to carrv the American flag, is sufli
cient reason for her condemnation. Bona
parte having either conquered or plunder
ed every nation on the continent of Eu.vq e,
long since determined that the citizens of
the U S. should not escape—and it appears
from toe * am ‘ness and acquiescence on
the part of our givcrnmen*, as tho they
considered it matter ofcouise. If the con
due* of England was the one hundredth part
as bad as that of Fi ance towards this coun
try, even-democrat would cry otif, let la cue
the dogs of war. Yet vve are told there is no
f rcch influence, no partiality for sister
France.
hi Portugal ft he state of affairs remain
the same. The long expected engage in* nt
betwixt the French and combined English
and Portuguese forces had not tak n place,
tho such an event was daily exacted. Gch.
M.ssena was collecting and preparing his 1
fusees for active hostilities. I
l'he French paper, state that large rein
forcemeats of troops me inarching into l
Spain.
Admiral Corkratic whose condutt its \
commander in Chief cl the lit itisli na- |
val force in the West Indies, lias been .
highly spoken of ;is it respect his treat
ment ol the American flag, has sailed
for England to give evidence in the case j
ofcapt Lake, who has been convicted of
having landed a sea min named Jcflery$
(of u iicin tome accounts have been
published in the papers) upon the unin- 1
habited Island of Sombrera.
Late accounts from the Eioridas
state that a great fnajority of the inliab- i
itants are in favour of adhering to the
fortunes of their lawful sovreign, Fer
dinand the 7t!i, but they are determined
not to submit to French domination in
any form.
Fires.—On the nights of the 4 th and
5th inst a number of Houses and Stoi cs
were destroyed* v fire in Albany, It is
generally supposed to have taken place 1
in both ins’atice byde«ign—several per
sons have been taken up as incendiaries
and committed.
The Rev. John T. Firklaitd D D. of
Boston, lias been elected President ol
Harvard College.
It has been reported that the Ytllovt Fe
ecr has made its apjicaratice in ICewbu.y
po**, but it appears by I t'er from a gentle
man in that place that the report is with, nt
foundation* A lad belonging to, and the
P.U*t of a b^ig front Guadeloupe had died of
a fevfci which it is supposed they took from
the vessel, but they were not within the
limits of the town, which >3 said at this time
to be remarkably healthy —AecoWnts frooi
all our pi ii.cipal towns and seaports in the
U. Stale,, rc.iiefcjnt tin? prevalence <4 g >rtd
Inal h.
II rid A man by the n»tne of Cj»t has
S *en commillt d to Jad in Newport (R I)
cjiafgvd wi.i* tl.c murder oj hisjudner.
The SciU'i. is said u> have lw»en very fa- I
vou ,*i>iir in this part oft * - r* o -t.v for (ha !
f.rm-r* With the exre t;« n of ti»e article j
ofh.»\, e-en o her ar ice of produce will be
i raised m abuiuidiice.
Mid Do s- Tiie r>«*;rs in variou » parts ol j
ike L.iueti Si-to* bate, ibis summer, been
more than usually aOecked with madness.
Wha ever ni.. . be the use of these animals
in the country, they are of none in town,
and ;n many cases an intolerable nuisance.
lV-J.fd Di.'-n-tt ry—The democrat*
lliii k tliev have made a in >si wonderful di*
c jverv of the iniquity of federalism in a
vf-mt*nce of one o; Mr. Erskine’s let'eis—
I Pc following is the paragraph which is to
lii! r i h evidence sufficient to hang ot trans
port excry federalist, and of course make
every democrat a*» pure and patriotic as
cvei Thompson ff Sdra.er was, or as Attor
ney Crucial Bipweu how is- Mr? E. in
his communication* to his goveniment
writes—
“ I hr*-? endeavoured, by the most strict an l
diHigent enquiries into the vines and strength
of the Frt?EWAij party to ascertain to u-hat
extent thet would he h i li.i vg and A b i.e to
it FistsT the measures of the party r: pouter.
A'-1 how f ar they Could carry the of i tuts of
this country along with the in in t'air Ai
TEMPTS to remove the JUttlb'trgo* without •€
curving to hostilities against noth Ciieat L>ii>a.n
and France.”
A fun her evincive, and most pom’e
proof of the intrigue of \d\cjederal party, and
their co operation with the British in their
endeavor u> dissolve the Union, v-.U he
seen in the following quotation iron* Mi.
j£r$i£ii)c viz i
“ The ultimate consequence* of ditteren
• es and j -alnusies arising between t»*e t as
etn and southern States would jnevnablv
icnd o adi-duiion of the Union, which has
been fir some t rue talked ot, and has of
ate. s.s 1 have heard- b a serious!/ con tern j
•>'ateJ h ■ .he lowing T- p~C of the Huston ut~
T J. 1
t
2\ uv the chief sin of federalism in this
discovery apf>e»r.s to cornual i . the cxertim t>
made to procure the removal of the cm. jar
K”. and thereby save toe country from ruii I
and distress, liat the federalists uishcc
also to avoid a war with EngUn 1—tl;x wSf
enough is* the opini »n of ii.e French parti
zan-;, to condemn the wh ile federal party,
:.nd Constitute them old lories. And fur
ther, Mr E.ikme ** ktard” that a division
of t!ie Union was talked of If he eve*
read the democratic paper*, he would have
found tliis he in ' very column of them.—
No wonder Mr. E. heard it was talked of;
he might have read »i in a tiiousamt instan
ces in tlie democratic, prints “ The di
vision of the Union,” “ lintish party” was
t!ie burden of ihe song and the sum anti}
Substance of drmoeCatic iogic ami argu '
nit.a’—it is resorted to to an&wer party pur •
poses, and is used by tl* >se who have nei
ther iruth nor rca.-oii to support their cause |
with. Those \v »o have iirue and inclina
tion to loi k over Mr E sk.ne’s corrospon-j
deuce will find, that tiie grrat, the tmviuc- «
ulnte Jv fieis n is spoken of not mil'll to liis
honor or credit as the Chief of a nation
which professed to > impartial towards
both belligerents j
©tto, ■
In Newbury Tort on Tuesday evening
last *C i|it. William Wyer, aged 7*5 years.
I> this t iwn, on Wednesday, nug. 15ih,
Mrs. Hu h S’monton, stjed 3 ), w ife of Mr.
Thomas S. and daughter of capt. Thomas
D- dge, of Concord, (N H )—Through life
she was distinguished l»y an amiable deport
meat of character. liu.ing a tedious illness
she manifested a peculia i csigualion to the
will cl Providence, and bid adieu to the
world with assurance of sharing the mercies
of a Redeemer.
J din, son of Mr. Nathaniel Montgomery
aged 2 years and 6 months.
mntm r ™
£u$Cttf ^Ijip XifU)0. ]
TOFF OF PORTLAND—1810
Sunday, August, 12.
Arrived bloop Paragon, Small, from' N ■
CareTii*.. ; sclir. William, Collins, from p i
(lelphia. Wednesday, August 15.
Active 1 sloop Sally, K'lbo.n, from New- j
bury port; schr Dolphin, Johnson, from Los- i
ton, sell*" Lurucc, Merrill, from Baltimore; !
sloop Mason’s Daughter, Stevens, from
Boston ; brig Maty, Lunt, from Gauiln
loupe*
Thursday, August 26 j
Arrived sr.br Charles, M’Lellan, from
| Richmond ; sob'- Lark, Stanwood, from ;
Ipswich; brig Orient, S'.urdevtuU, from
Baltimore ; sloop Leander, Meriman, from !
F.^tpor* ; sebr Pa*tv, H rticn, from do. ;
stoop Harmony, Whttne/, from Hiugham ;
sclir Haven, Rich, from N< wyoik ; sloop
Argo, P ivie, from Plymouth.
Saturday, August 18.
Arrived sloop Argo, Kimball, from N *w
1 Hav n; ,clii Lyum, Freeman, from Gau
tlaloupc.
REAlOk AL.
John Pratt,
HAS removed from hi* late Amp in 7W
flnet, to the ct umnodb us ftand in Mi'J/t
f 'cet ijea.' the head of F.mtbage fired (direcftly
oppofice Mr. Rob£*t Boyc* inure) where he
c ^..tinjue* to execute the
Book hind in? Bufmefs
in it* farious branches a» ufua!, in a neat and
i elegan* manner, and with defpatch ; he pur
P >t«* keeping conilautly on hand, a general
adortment of ,
Account Books and Stationary,
which he will fell ou liberal term*. Account !
Books not on hand, to fruit purchafert, tnav be
| ru'ed nd bound to any pattern at the thortefl
| ndtiee l
The liberal patronage w:th which he has :
hereto ore been favored, lie acknowledges
with g atitude ; and flatters himfelf that by a
| continuance of his exertions to pleafe his
friends and the public will fiad it no lefr for
their inter eft ,o continue their patronage than
heretofore.
Portland, Aug 20
DrF. STUFFS. *
BENJAMIN BUTMAN.
Mi idle ft red,
T TAS conftantly for fale a general afTort
* * meot of
DTE-STUFFS— nz.
Logwood Allurr.—Copperas
Fuftic Roman Vitriol
Redwood Oil do
Brazil Wood Spanifh ladigo
Nicaragua do Bt-ncgal do
Stick Camwood New Orleans do
Ground do Wood, &c. &c.
Madder —also—
Nu'galis Clothiers’ Jacks
Spam 111 Otter Teuter Hook*
Cochineal Prefs Paper*, \dfe
'I he alcove are all of the befl quality, and
will be fold a» cheap for cafh or approved
credit as can be purchafed in Portland.
Clothier* a^e particularly invited to call
and fee for them ft-Ives.
Portland, Augujl 20. IrflO.
BC 3 f|2|
ND poflefTion given :n O&ober next that
no‘ed fi'nation for a Tavern o*' Biarding
Houfe now occupied by Mr. Joftah Paine.
The Houfe is large and convenient for either
of the above pu'poles, with convenient out
houfe* and Stables that will accommodate
nearly fifty Horles.—For further particulars
apply to RICHARD MO 1 LI Y,
of this town, or Meffri Thomas aad Edwars
Mot hey, £ jk*.
Aug 20. tf
•
TN the town of F*'mouTh, the followingRe
A al fctta’e, vj7 —Ha f of au acre of LAND
nea- Prefumpfcot Bridge, with a one ftory
Dwelling houfe, Barn, & a blackfmiihs Shop
on tb“ lame—likewtfe, a Shop fuitable for a
trader or mechanic A//o, one acre of Land
under imtpro valient, with a good one ftory
Houfe, and a (mall Barn on the fame, fituated
on Steveus’ Plains, (f<> ca'ltd) within two
miles and a half of Portland. For par
tRU'ars apply to NATHANIEL STATENS
on the 'ail mentioned premises.
faim-utb, A«z«fl >4, lb-la. * ( °
I \
Ca VXl.ES j.orixc;,
REQJJES i S ins friends and acquaint mee
vho noticed the scurrilous abuse lately pub
lished against him hy lT«vid Elder, and
John i’.lder, to |«e:use the following depo
sition :■—
i William Todd, of lawful age, do testi
fy and say—that on the niglu of the second
of March last past, I left mv house Ik. went
aw a von a journey, ami did n<j retu. u umil
Monday, the sixth of this instant, ( .August)
nor have I been in town sin.e the s od sec
ond day of March, until the s d -ixh day
of August—And I do furlhe .estifv anr
sav, that about an hour or two, nr perhaps
even less, lx*fore I set out on iiiy s«<n.l j .1: ■■ |
n?y, 1 delivered to Samuel Btickmnn Cutter,
a note of hand given by Naihun Oakes to
Ch tries Loring, for ninety fuU' dollars, or
thereabouts—also anotlver note git n by said
Oakes to said Luring, for twenty dollars—
also a note of hand given by Amnii K.
Mitchell & Son to s iid Luring, for seventy
six dollars, or thereabouts, together with a
number of other notes of hard & papers — 1
And I do further testify ana .ay, that 1
then directed the said Cutter i<> deliver up
said notes and papers to his untie Charles,
meaning the said Charles Luring.—And 1
do further testify and say, U.at 1 never t ok
from said Loritig’s store, a note of hand
given by said Am mi R. Mitchell and bo
to said Loring, for one hundred and seven y
three d .liars, nor the note given by Charles
C. Mitchell, to *aid Loring, for forty two
dollars, or thereabouts, nor the note given
bv Richmond Loring.
Questions by Richmond Loring, attorney to
Charles L .nng
Q. Do you know John Eub r* of Bath ?
A. Perhaps i may have tfe-n l.im, but 1
do not know the man.
Q By J im Elder’s atitorney—Did you
ever transact any business, with a person,
calling himself } hi. Eide l
A I never did.
Q_ B Charles Lo.ing’s attorney'—Did
you >. t • sell or cau»c to be sold, direct\\ ,>v
'ind rectly o said Elder, any notes of hand
what v< r ? A. I never dul
Q 3. j >!m Lulei’s attorney—Do you
f» w f wli in J dm Elder purchased the
u of band, given by Arrnni R. Mitchell
and Son, and by Charles C. Mucin i!, ana
by Richmond Luring 11 Charles Loring ?
A. I do not.
IT C Lori" ^ attorney—Did you ev
or dispose ot or sei to any person whatever,
any no.e or non s, given to Charles Loring
by Ammi k Mitchell and Son, or Cnarles
C. M tcbell, >r Richmond Loring, and by
said C mi les L > mg endorsed ?
A I nnvei did.
Q. D * you icnow how J bn Elder came
by the aforesaid notes ?
A. I do not.
a do you know W iliam H. Smith ?
A. 1 do not know him, nor do 1 think J
ever saw him.
Q_ By Elder's attorney—Did you ever
see a person at Sedi Mitchell's tavern, or
any where else, calling himself William H.
Small ? A I never did.
Q Bv I.firing's attorney—D d you ever
di»ja»se oTor sell, at tlie dwelling-house of
! Seth M tchell, to any person wn,never, any
J noler whatever, originally ,.'tn to Charles
Loring ? A I n< ver did.
Q^ Dj you know how the n t » vt n by Am
| mi R Mitchell E. Son, i r«. nundi d and
; seventy three dollars, and the note given by
Charles C. Mitchell and .he on. given l»v
Richmond Loring to said Clunk s Loring,
got out of his desk or possession ?
A I do not.
Q. By John Elder’s attorney—Were my
ot me notes above alluded <.<>, or an;* pari
thereof your property ? Or were yon any
other wise interested therein, il an as atior
ney to Cha lks Loring during i.is absence
at the oath Ward ?
A. Neither of said notes nor any pan
theveot wore my property, nor was 1 any
way interested therein, Jut » as a torney to
i Charles Loring.
Q^ By the '•ime-Did you eve hear
Charles Loring say, that tie believed that
J ohn Elder came fan ly and honestly by the
abotemeniioned notes, and pa d a valuable
consideration thc*reii>r ?
A. I never did. And fu; her sa h not.
W.4. TODD
Which was sworn to before A mini R.
Mitchell, and Jacob Mitchell, Jos.ices ol
the peace, quorum urnis.
— — —— ——-—-«. « 1 i
John 8. Dup-*e,
LIAS taken the llore at the head of fngra
* * ham s Wharf. Fore ftreet, which he for
merly occupied, where he has juft opened a
general aiTortment of genuine
Drugs and Medicines,
tog.» her with a variety of PATENT MED
ICINES, SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS,
Ufe. iefe which will be fold a* cheap as can
be purchafed at any ihop in town.
MEDICINE CHESTS of all iizes put up
or repieniihed at a fliort notice, and ke;>t
conftantly on hand.
He hopes, by his conftaut and puiclual at
tendance to merit ihe confidence ot hi* friends
and the public, and receive a portion of their
patronage All orders, by the hand* d fer
vauts or o'hers, attended to with as much
precifion a< if perfonaily applied for,
Finland, Au^ujl 20.
Bowdoin College.
’|^HE Overfeers of Bowdain College arc
1 hereby noticed, lint the next meeting of
their board will be oo the firft Fuc day d‘
September next, at the College Chap-I in
Biutifjvick, at len of the clock in the fore
noon.
JON A. ELLIS, S«-dj~t. !
Tifjhim, Aurufl ] 4, 18*0 < %<'')
Bowdoin College.
THE Truftees of Bmvdoin College are re
A minded, that their next fitted meeting
will be hetd at Brutifwick, ou FuelrLy, the
fourth day of Septe nr next, at ten of the
dock in the forenoon.
CHARLES COFFIN, Se.retjry
Jjrwif U'kI, A ^ujl i 1, • 8 i O.'
PEUCINIAN SOCIETY !
N~10TTCE is hereby given to the number* !
ot the F&LCINIAN SOCIRTT, that
thti* Annual Meeting will be holdenat B v ,
doin Co'lege, on Commencement day, at hah
oaft 4 o'clock P. M. 1.1 which time, an
Oration will be delivered l.v Isaac F Co?
fis, E .] JOHN P- BJVD, *<;-«" y
Arnffi 20 —
marshal* notice.
Hf .ft f Mai: is.
jVTOUCC “• ‘jc *> y given, tha* a liHel *!i**
i>l info, raatior. is fiied in the Diitri& Court
of the United Stu e*, in and f >r the D.fL ict
of Maine, aga nft fif y four barre's of VI U K
ER£L. feiated by I ewei F Deleft! erriir :-kj.
Collector t the Diiind of FalTUmxqtiaddy,
for bieache- of he 'aw- of the United S ates,
aud that a hearing and trial will t>e had there
on at WifcaG'et. in our faid DillricL vn the
fir ft Toefday of September r.eu ; wheu aud
where all per fun* tuterefted may appear a.jJ
fliew caute, if any ran be fhewii, why thfe
fame fliou d out he decreed f- rfei.ed and <J,v.
poled ft * cord it g to aw.
W\ AA> F SfcVEY, Dffmty Ma fcd.
Wtfcujjei Au^ufi 6 181O (2» »y
BENJAMIN Bs I'M AN,
Mid it firut,
T_JAS juft received an additional lupply of
1 1 frelh
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye
Stiffs, &c.
—AMONG WHICH A" £ —
£ tons White Lead,
1 do Rtd do
£ do Spa iifh E-own,
I do do Whiting,
J7 bh'«. Llcfeed 04,
6 hhds Copperas,
7 ton# Logwood and Fuftic,
1 do Redwood,
33 boxes Windfor Soap,
5C0 »b* Oil Vitriol,
500 do Gum Copal, Isfc. Iff.
—ALSO—
Hhds. ground Camwood—Alum—Flour
Su'phur, fc?v;
I* erf la id, Auguji 2a
NOTICE.
'1 HE fubfcrii'er being defirou* to have h»’s
oufianding account# fettled a* foon as ic
can be made practicable, fo'.icm the attention
of all ibar *re indebted ro him, to c=dl at the
fliop of Mr. Ol.vtr $. Hjrtjb.r*, Middle fhecr,
for lettletnent. ASA JORDAN.
A J. tenders hi* thanks to his former ruf
tomer®. and folicu» them *o call on Mr. Oliver
S Hortjhw*> where they will have their com
, maud-, ext, ' .d with fidelity and difpatcli.
Auguft 20.
Totice / t
rf'HE Members of the Lallern Society foe
promoting the knowledge of 'lie Scrip*
; tures &c. iu the Diftricl of Maine, ae no (•li
ed, that their next mewing will be he'd at
Brunfwick on Wcdnefday, the 5th day of /•p
' tember nex% a five of the clock in he after*
' ty>on, A general attendance •« requePed, as
■ bull tel- of tmnonance will then be p ai.fadted.
CH VRLE3 COFFIN, Sxrfury.
\ Br*nfv.ui;k Am.mfl 13, 18iO
Bowdt/in College y Aug. ic, t8io.
VOLICE is hereby given, thar r tv idales
for admiflion to his College will be
examined on 1 hurfday. the hrh 1 * cf Sep
tember next, at eight o'clock A M
The law# of tbt* fnft.-u’io . require that no
one be admitted as a membe un efs he pro
duce faosfa&ory evidence of his good moral
chaiatfler.
JESSE APPLE I ON, PuJUenU
XTOFICF. ii he eby given to the following
1 ^ nourefident prop' icor* and owners of
lands in Cape E.izabe h, in the cjuuty of
Cumberland, tha* hey arc taxed a* fallows iu
bills comm i.pd ro uie the lublCnber to col
let in I8u8 '8 9. and »8»0—vtz.
Jonathan Pam*, for 11 aciea of land } D. C.
iu 3 L d
Do. for do ia 1819, 2 C>
Da, far do. in J81O, l 26
II 4 76
Archciau* Lewi*’ heirs for 20 acre} of >
land ia i$CS, £ » S8
Da. for do. in 1809, J -is
Do. for do. in 1810, 84
3 67
i --
Benjamin Allen’* heirs for 6 acres in ,
Do. for do in t h 9. I S. 2
Da. for Jo in iBio, » t>
1 .. . r; 1
And unlvfs faid tare* are naid inf to :he
feriber, with colt, fo much oral: the ui *
above me..tinned will tc i id ar 1‘uhii • n
dne to pay the :axe* with coll, ou i..e in d
h onday ot September nev, at li oY ck »-i
1 the forenoon.
| EZf.KI L DYER, C-iYV-.
Djtti M C /..:■/. •
Portland Hat i’dCt ny.
! MOTiCE is hereby given that a' a nec; \«
, of the members of the Portland Hat ..a. -
ufa&uring Company on the i8'h d »v >. .\u
1 gull inflaut, it.. ajt jCuie-it of twenty bve •! -
!a.s on each fliire was vored to be paid >s .»
the liaud- of the Treafutcr. on or before th«
I 3Uth infant.
DANl HOW, Treifunr.
Au^f. 16. IP1G.
:7E •he 'a having beva aj’jK-toed
by the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Efcj,
Judge of Prubate in And lor the cottniy of
Cumberland, to rer ve and ezam-'.e the
claims of the ireditor* to the eftare rf
J iHM ALGEK MlLLlftfN,
late of Scarborough. in laid enmity, vroiran,
deceated, represented inYoiveur, do hereby
five notice, that it* month* a c allot ed to
fuid credi.on to bring in an3 prove their
claim* •, au i clia: wi w.il attend .bar Service at
the late dwelltug IwfciV of t!ie tletci£ed, m Said
Scarb irnugii, on the firll M.H’d.iv of ,v-p<em
ber (text, and the firfl Mondi| ol the five
following'mon.hs, from one o'clock to five
o'clock in the aftenfoon of e.tcb ot thole u v *.
Date 4 ar .: 4Thorough, afore#* d, this rwen*
•orb day U V:gul; iu rhe j ear of our Co.-J
eiguleeti hundred and ten. 0