Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-04-16 00:00:00, page 4

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WOMAN.
Woman, caprieicu?} conftant, erxH, kind,
T m d and bo'd,to aW extremes ;ncl*n’d ;
H;tw many nrAD*lier varioxi ar's perplex,
** hiie yet one general rule < rplain* the* fex
Heile’f »hc object which flit nrft app’ove*
— •* would a 'r.'sPt a lover ere ibe i'vtr,
,4.* nce vaiiify. the earheft of ; e.* flat,
L a‘-a 3y• 1 .ti fy’d, ere Love begins.
r«‘ Hot eunuch lhe find- her lover true,
And lees hi* ,ixh, the wiwlc muft fee if too ;
Life fl;e 1 ut dr •ifos to ufe him for a tool,
J.*fl till (lie cm expofe him »' her f, ir
Then joins the laugh (to fhuw tie force flie
play’d) 1
At the i oor conqutll, that her charms had
ir.a «e.
He full mufl court ghc world who courts
the fer^
Since they muft value what the world ref
peiftv,
Nor ftioxi’d he always fondling fay,4 my dear,*
The'r love thrives beft when intermix! wtth
fear
Woman, although herfeif fo fweet and mild,
1 ikei not in man the toe ek nr is of a child ;
She will nof wade her charm* on an inferior,
But would aipire to manage her luperior ;
i ho* power Hie loves, lhe alio loves a matter,
The man mulWt <4, whiie (he would drive
him fatter ;
Or the would djaw him by love’s gentle chain,
Yet if he feer s her flave, the ennqueft s vain
When her brows frown, if his more deeply
lower,
Herfeif *.he tjn ife, fhe feels the fecret power ;
VvVli lmilirig grace fubmits tonuu'i control,
Hr i? the a£or, lhe the latent foul.
Such is the magic art of woman's fwav,
Her charms muft govern, (lie herfeif obey.
Hence if your miftref* choofe to pout and
frown,
Show but indifference, and you put her d iwn.
If flie begin a,fack, be boldly at her.
And qxdck retort by wholefome truth and fa
ure;
To gain her love, thus hardly you muft ufe
her,
And in good humeur thus fometitne? ahufe
her. j
Thu’ fliarp, net long the conteft will be i
found,
fctrccefs is fure if you maintain your ground ;
And thus you may fecure a peaceful life,
A^u gain, perhaps, a charmiug, loving wife, i
FOR THE PORTLAND CAZSTTI. '
Tj a Lady aicufiomei ts th% Dre/t,
Do not abufe a form fo fair,
As well we kuow you do your trul;
For fiia^e, keep out the 1 Prince of Air,*
Let not the D—I take the wL>,
»ww—i h w— —— \ mw "«■
silarncD, i
In Haverhill, N. H Hon. Arthur Liver* >
more, Efq Chief Juftiee of Newhainpiliire, «o
Miff Louila BUft, daughter of Maj. Jofeph 13.
.
In Holland, recently, Matthias Bademaher,
aged ofe hundred ami tern IV/. He worked at Ills
trade, (Aloe-making) until he was 90, and re
t a inert hi* facilities until within th: ee weeks of
hi-death—In Germany, Count Kollowrath,
of the Andrian Cabinet, ? »ed 83.— In Eng«
land. ’he very Rev. Sir Richard Kaye, L.L D.
Dean of Lincoln, &.c. &c. aged 7^—The Rt.
Hon. Sir William Pitt, K. B. Governor of
Fortimouth, aged 82—Vice-Admi-al Dacres.
— In the We ft-Indies, Sir John Barnard, Bart,
fec.md fon of the laie Sir Francis Barnard,
i irmerl) Governor of the then color.v of Maf
fitch*!etts Bay.—In Aiigulta, (G)Gcn Tho’s
Glafock.— In S. Carolina, Hon. Samuel Wild*,
cne of the AiToriate Judges—In Virginia,
Col. Jofiah Parker. He wa- in the American
army, and had been a Rep»e'en!;-rtve in Con
grels fur Norfolk. —At Greenbnllt, (N* V)
Mrs. Cornelia T. Genet, ieccnd daughter cf
G. Clinton. Vice-Prefident of the U States,
aged 35.— At Chi lit o'he, (Ohio) Michael
Baldwin, Esq. aged 33 He was an attorney
at law, and one of the perlor.« « ho framed the
Couftktution of Ohio, and an atftive member of
the Sta»e l.egiHature_—At Fort Neifon, Ma
jor John Saunders, Con mandaut at that Poft
of the Artillery ot the United State*, celebra
ted iu the battle of Eutau, and aid de camp of
Gen. Gretne, aged 54
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FOR SAFE,
* •CHIP of the following dimer
Z r,on’ ! 71 feet kcet, 35 feet beam",
A kCTy As and about 1 j ft« under deck
with a fpar deck, and »8 inches
dead rising, built of the best ma
teria.-, and her umbers have been docked a
btKjt two years, Said fiiip can be launched at
the 3hor.eft cokce.
d//j—Two other* of about 2JO tons bur
then each, now building, of thefolkiwing di
rr.enfions:—about 27 fecr beam, 79 feet keel,
10$ feet hold, and 27 inches dead rifing ; the/
are built of the bell rvate-ials and can be
launched in about 60 or 90 days. The above
vefleh are calculated for fall failing and car
rying. Apply to
JOS1AH PICKET, Skip Builder.
Pcrthnd, March 31, |81f\ #
New <5* ValhUibiC Publications, j
^OW publishing, a new and literal tranf j
larion from the original Greek, of all
the Apoftolical Epiftles with a commentary,
an.l note ph id.*:. *1, eriktl, c*planatory and
fraSHmi ; to whicii is added a iitftory of the
A. fe of Sr Paul — by
Jamrs Matlcnight, I), D.
Author of the Hanpony of the Gofpe’s,
-This, work will he fi- tud of vaft ule to
thole who with to pofi a correct under*
sanding of the New Tc it ament, and s h:gh
ly leco.nmended by Clergyman of the iiril
reputati n, as well as other literary charac
ter# of ciftmcTion.
Pr ce to tublcribets, D. 2 50 a vol. Non
lubferibers, /) 3 0t>. t ?i>- fuft vn’ume i-* re*
r»ived, Lnd ready for tie' vc-y, at the Book
f^ore of ISAAC AD IMS, where lukfcrip
ili ns are received.
&i&$ of tie L/nvs f Maffachufrtts.
The S"S a.;d Sd of he ltige/1 *f ibt
Faws rj Majacku/vh, is received Subfcri
t*rs are requeued tv app*y ibe.r books.
IV'eraf f-r $a!e.
C*OR Ve very cl e..p a co- p’ete t.'Ni
- 1 FOB M, Swur \. ^.,d Sword Knof.
A ■*—u'«.itt d two fteadv EOARDI Rs iu
• *
a fiu ill family - lor info-nation ir<]uirc at
the O *zetie Office.
P rti i»*/, Mat cl 3 1.
I
I'O *'? let, and poffelTion g*ven on the fir ft
* of M ty :.ext, the Hotde, Oardro, 8sc.
now ©erupted r'T the fubfenber, near the
north Scht’o fiuiue, bottom of Middle ft eet*
1 hOMAS LRuWN.
April'2i, 1810.
For Su V, or to be Lcty
\ N excellent FARM and TAVERN
* ^ HOUSE, in F. '»t utb, (Back Cove, fo cal
led.) Tne Farm and Houle a< e fo well know n,
that ilv v need no recommendation. Any
permit wifiiing for a bargain, will pleafe to
call on the Subfcriber, on the Premiles, and
immediate poiTefliou can be given.
THOMAS MORSE.
Falmouth, March 26, 181if.
To hr fold by or tier Court, on SATUR
DAY the fifth day of May ncxty at
one o’clock P. M. on the prtmtfes,
“l^HE Humcftead Farm, (excepting the
*■ widow s dower) wliereof l.uke Ryerfon,
late cf Buckfield, in the county of Oxford,
gentleman, died feized, containing fixty of
fcveivy acres of excellent land, fituated on
the road leading from Buckfield to Paris.
HENRY FARWEL, A «V.
Jiuclftld, Match 24, 1810 (31)
Thomas Minot’s Eftate.
HPIIE Heirs and creditors of the eftate of
•* Thomas Minot, late of Portland, de
ccafed, are hereby notifted, that the admiuif
trator* or. laid eftate intend to exhibit their
fecond account of adminiflration at a Probate
Court, to be holdeu at the oftice of John
Frothingham, on the fecond Wedaefday in
April next, and that the fame, together with
an allowance to the widow will then be con
fidered by me, at which time and place they
may be prelent and heard upon the fubjeift,
if they fee lit.
SAMi, FREEMAN, P'cbaU.
March 28, 1810.
\\T^ the fu’ofcribers, having been appoint
ed by the Hon. Samuel Freetnaa, Efq.
to receive and examine the claims of creditors
to the eftate of
ROBERT THOMPSON,
late of Brunfwick, Efq deceafed, reprelented
info!vent, do hereby give notice that a fur
ther time of three months are allowed to faid
creditors to .ring in and prove their claims;
and that we lliall attend that fervice a: the
late manfion houfe of laid deceafed, on the
laft Mondys of the following months:—viz.
the laft Monday ot April, May, and June
next, from ten to four o’clock on faid days.
JOHN PERRY, Jun. 7 _
ROBERT I). DUNNING,3
Datei at Brunfrmzk, Marti 29, 1810. m
yi’E the lubfcribers, hav;ng been duly ap*
pointed by the Hon. Judah Dana, Efq.
to receive and examine the claims of creditors
to the eftate of 1
LUKE EVERSON,
late of Buckfield, in the county of Oxford,
gentleman, deceafed, reprelented infolvent,
do herehy gtve notice, that fix months are
allowed to laid creditors to bring in Ik prove
their claims, and that we ilia!I attend that
fervice at the olfice of John Loring, Efq. in
laid Buckfieid, ui the l'ecoud Tuesdays of
May, June, July and Auguft next, from one
til live o’clock P. M,
JOHN LORING, 7 _
BENJ. SPALDING, jun. $ Umm;']}*>***•'
Frit nary 20, 1810. # (M 31)
\ \: E the lubfcribers, having been appoint- I
V ’ ed Commillioners by the Hon. Samuel
Freeman, Elq Judge of Probate for the coun
ty of CumlwtrlaLd, to receive and examine
the claims of creditors to the eftate of
RICHARD KELLY,
late of Portland,mariner deceafed, reprefented
infolvent, give notice that they will attend that
fervice at ihe office of John Frothiogham, Elq.
in faid Portland,oa the laft Thurfday of Aprtl
ntxr, and of the five following months,from 9
o’clock A. M. till twe've M. and from 3 to
t> o’clock. F. M an each of laid days.
JOHN FROTHINGHAM, i
JOSEPH IITCOMB.
Fu tln» /. Mm rcb 28, 1810
HE Commiffioners appointed to examine
A the claims agauift the f 11a:e of
MICHAEL SMITH,
late of Portland, merchant, deceafcd, give
noti.e, that three months further rime, trom
thi- date, is Allowed the creditors of laid ef
taie to bring in and prove their claims, ami
they will attend that fervice at the olfi e of
John Prothingham, Etq in fod Port and, on
the thi d Monday in April, and the laft Tuef
day of May and Jur.e. from 9 o’clock, til 12,
and from 3 till 6 P. M. on each of laid days.
JOHN f TO PHINGHAM,
JOSEPH TiTCOMB.
Po»tland% Alircb z8, 1810
* THE fubscriber hereby gives public notice
* to all concerned, that he has been only ap
pointed and ha- takeu upon himfeif the cruft
of Adirtiniflrator on the eftarc of
Jonathan Ilslf.y,
late cf Falmouth,in the county of Cumber
land yeoman, tkceded. by giving bond the
law directs—-He therefore requests all per
fins who are indebted to the laid decoMed*
efisteto naake immediate payment ; ai d thole
who have any demands she’eon, to exhibit the
fame to ' NATHANIEL I LISLEY.
March 2yh. *
farm for salf.
To befol. by rder cf court, on AdON DAT tie thir
tieth ay of Af>-tl next, Jt eleven *%cinin in ikt
fnrmne* at tbe uxve/ljig borne np-‘ft t‘ e Fremi'ts,
'THE Real eMate of £BEjSf ZER WINTER
CAl Ef.la-e «»f Cape Eiistheth deceafed,
being a FARM, cousifti ig of about fifty a*
erts, with a dwti i.jg houfe and orchard there*
on,we1’• situated >n said tom, and well water
e l—ab four miles from Portland.
|t>” CotHrions wdl be made known at the
time ard p'aceoffale.
F ZEK4i;L JORDAN, 5 *f ,J,J
' l 4n»ii>eL
^ . YtUt eh L’4k pd,
IV Of H'x
i j • Jli •
Nathaniel Martin,
F-h t fit t.t, H ei of ?*’T i( ** /•
« IIAS juft received an ifloitmeot uf
* * Fng/i/b <5* tl rjb India Gentsj
among which arc—
i Su^erdue Bioad Cloth
Common do.
kerttv nicies
Blue Flairs
iV). Kerfeys
Flannels
Paizes
Calicoes
Cambrics
| Mullins
Dimities
India Cottons
Quality and Shoe Bin
ding
Cotton Shawls
Black Silk Hankfs.
Veilings, allotted
Bed licking
Cotton Sewings
Buttons, allotted
No. 3$, 4, and 4{ lb
Fins
Pound do.
White Threads
Cotton Dace
Oil Cloth
Button Moulds
Velvet Bindings
— ALSO
Hylon, 1 ^ ^
Young Hyfon, ! ^ &
Hyfon Skin, & j >
Souchong J “
Brandy ; Gin ; Rum,
Port & Lifbon Wine>,
Sugar ; Raifins
Pimento ; Pepper
Ginger; Cinnamon
Indigo ; Salt Petre
Coflee ; Molafles
Cotton ; Flour
All the ahove Goods, being of the firft
quality, will be fold as cheap a* can be pur
chaled in this town, for Calh or Country
produce. Poi Hand, Fet. i9.
WILLIAM MM.i LLAN, Jw*.
INFORMS his friends and the public, that
A he is now opening a large allurement of
SEA SON A ti l. h G(J( >lJ$t
among which arc—black, blue, bottle
green, brown and dark mtx: Broadcloth"—
black, blue, brown aed f»wo Kerb me e*—
bottle-green Queenfcloti. — bort*e green, due.
fawn and crimfon Pel ece c! i *.»-— j ’u * and
black Peliece Velvets—red, gr en, black and
white Flannels—ditto Baize*—ditto Bcrnba.
zetts and Wildbores—Psteot Cords— aflbrt
ment of Vcftings—men’s Velvets—Fearnauts
and Coatings—Foreft Cloths & narrow Plains
—Blankets—Linens—Shirtiug Cottons—India
Cottons—black, white, and plumb Cambrics
—black twill’d do—a large affortment of
Muffins—Luftrings, Peifians, Modes and Fat
tins—cotton Shawls and Hdkfs.—Camels-hair
long Shawls—figured Turbans—brown Pla
ti!Lt—cotton Sewings—Silk Twift — fewing
Silk—Ferrits and Ribbons—fliort iilk Glove*
—velvet Binding*—Dimities—Calicoes—Stuff
Goods of all colours—worfted HoGery—mo
rocco Shoes—heft of filk work’d Buttons.
Also—-Knives and Forks—Bellow*—Pock
et-Books—Speiftacles—- Patent Lamp3—Shov
els and Tongs—Pins and Needles—Elaftic
Kuitting-Needles—Spoons--Thimbles—Muff*
and Tippets, &c &c—all of which he will
fell veiy low, and invites Purchafers to call
and fee for therafelvet.
Jan. 15. (tf)
1 JOHN DALRYMPLK,
INFORMS the Ladies and Gentlemen of
A Portland, that he has for (ale, a few doors
above Quincy IS* Baker's, Kfli-Strcet, nearly
oppofite Maine Bank, a large affortment of
elegant Englifh WATCHES, feconds, capt,
and plain ; Dutch, toy of the month and plain
do ; Watch-Chains, Seals and Keys, double
gib gold nattern.
A handfome affortment of JEWELRY, a
mong which are fome Filligrce Work—very
elegant Gold Watch Chains and Keys—Silver
Table and Tea Spoons—Plated Caftors and
Candleftick*— Britannia Tea Pots of the uew
eft fa flu on—tinned, queen’s metal, and pew
ter Tab'e and Tea Spoons—elegant Tortoife
Shell and Horn Hair Combs; a variety of
j Ivory and Horn Small Tooth do.
** /wit w jin h—a urge allotment of
Knives and Forks,among which arefome fetts
very fine—a great variety of Pocket and Pen
knives—a ftw dozen Razors of the fir ft quali
ty-large and lmall Scitlbrs— Saws, 26*mch
call fteel tennon—dovetail and wood Saws_
Chiflels of ail kinds--Gouges, from 1 J-2 inch
to the fmalleft let:—Carpenter’s Squares and
CoinpafiVs—Carpenter’s Hammers—Lathing
do—Wood Screws—Saw Setts—Screw Dri
vers—Drawing Knives—tire Steels-Ink
Stands, pocket and delk—Razor Cafes—Cloth
and Tooth Brullies—a good allbrtment of flat
and round File*.—Cork Screws—huutT Box
es—a great variety of Morocco Pock?t Books,
Purfes, Memorandum Books, &c. together
with many other articles, which he will fell
cheap for Cafh.
Pteale 'o call and fee
He repairs and cleans Watches, and war
rants his work, if the Watch be toicrable
good, for ore year. Every favour will be
gratefully acknowledged.
SCT Willard s Patent Time-Fieces for fa!e.
Portland Fib 5, *8IU. (tf.)
Jonathan Tukesbury,
| NFC RMS hi* friends and ihe public at large,
that he has for fa'e, at laid (tore,
Men’s, Women’s, and Milfes’ Leather and
Morocco SHOES, warranted good
Al;o—A Urge alTbrtmerit of MOROCCO
SKINS of all colors—E1ND1NG SKINS—
BOOT 1 OPS, &c &c.
A fo—SHEEP SKINS wanted, for which
a generous price will l* given, if gr*od and
well Uved, which may be done in the follow
ing manner :—Always put ou lime to fetch
I the wool. After raking off the wool, wafti
! the fkin and pn: it into fait pickle, ftirring it
two or three times in the courfe of four*or
fix hours, then hang it up in the fhade. But
to have them greer. u preferable
J ie Farmer!, by payuig attention to the
, above, may fare many hundreds of Dollars,
I a mpft as cafv as to throw their ikius away.
' PortLnJ, IvL'nh ! 2
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#
i Leather Glove#
jCorduioys
i Ceasing#
Ipearuoughts
Swanikins
Blankets
Velvets
Ginghams
Copper-Plate Furni
ture
Bandanna Handkfs.
Cotton do.
Brown Hollands
Worded Hofiery
Snfpenders
Engiiih Cottons
Cotton Checks
Shirt Buttons
Sewing Silk
l'wift
I Black Cambric
[Bombazetts
[Durants
Durovs
Calimancoe*
Pocket Handkerchiefs
9, 12, and 15 Thread
Lines
Id, 6l, 8d, 10d, £c20d
Cut Nails
6d, 8d ,IOd, 12d, and
20d Fnglilh wrought
do*
Iron Ware, afforted
200 quiira's Cod Fi(h
650 ditto Pollock do.
150 ditto Scale do.
50 buflie's Herds
Graf* Seed
26 bids. No. 1 Her
rings
T:r Ch i It ft'JU ( & C j
THE b^g F»a!»ihn. now k
ir" at Uaw*'Wbarf, wiii fail iu
ari this month. F**r freight or
palTage—having good accommo
datioc»— ippk to
BA1CHELOR HUSSEY.
April 9
HOUSE FOR SaLE.
\ ONE ftory DWELLING HOUSE, with
•'A three Rooms on the Lfoor. plcafaiuly
fituated oppofite the S>uth Sihiol House, for iale
on advantageous terms. For particulars ap
ply to RACHEL GAGE.
Ap t il 9.
FOR SAL ft,
500 Tons FINE TIMBER
200 do Spruce do
40 cords BOLTS
20 M Oak STAVES.
Inquire of QUJNC7T t?1 £ A K F. R—ot of
SAMUEL VEAZ1E, Tepfjm.
April 9.
NEW BOOK-STORE.
I
LYMAN, MALLORY, & CO.
Injur ante- Building, Portland,
ARE preparing to open a large and exten
five collection of BOOKS ou various
fubjeCb, but more particularly
| LAW u 'Hit OLOGY.
Their connection in the principal places in
the United States, will enable them to exe
cute ou the molt advantageous conditions,
any orders with which they may be favored.
April 9.
' Tcrtoife Shell Combs, Isfc.
JUST received a large afibrtment of excel
lent
I Toricife Shell Combs,
• cue third cheaper than ever, if applied for
immediately.
Aha—A fewr bbls. RufTet APPLES, togeth
' er with a few’ c«t. of nice hogs LARD
Likewise— Good Seed Wheet; Flax Seed;
Clover an Grafs Seed ; and four hundred
Sable, and twenty excellent Bear-Skins ; for
fale by
WM. M’LELLAN, jun.
AY 11, Janes' Row;
April 9. •
Corn and Ftcur Store.
WILLI AM~ CROSS,'
At A?o. 3, I.-‘Hg-Wbarf%
juft received and for fale,
7 >0 buihels CORN,
100 bbls. frefh luperfine FLOUR,
16 half bb!s do do
5 pipes of Brandy and Gin,
14 chefts Hvfon, Hyfon Skin and Sou
chong TEA,
#5 bags beft green COFFEE,
10 kegs befl Virginia TOBACCO,
SOO wt. BACON,
SO cafk& Tbomaftown LIMF,
April 5, (tf)
11 "anted to Hirer
A Dwelling-Houfe, in a central part of
the town.—Apply as above.
Liverpool Salt.
A Quantity of Liverpool SALTy for fale.
Apply to
JOSEPH POPE,
at No. 7, Mufieya Row.
April 9. (6w)
A SHOP for Sale.
'~pO be fold at Public Vendue on Saturday
A I4th iuft. at 12 oclock, if not before fold
at private fale, a SHOP fronting about 32
feet on Fifh-ftreet, and about 28 feet wide,
next door to this Printiug OtHce.—lor terms
enquire of
STEPHEN M LELLAN, Au<3hneer.
April 9.
Portland Library.
, •'VIIL owners ot the following fharcs in the
Portland Library, are hereby uotified,
that having neglected for the fpacc of two
years to pay-fuch fums as had, on the fi-ft
Tuefday of January 1808 become due to the
Society, their refpe&ive rights will be fold
by the Committee, at a public Veudue to be
holdea at the Subfcribcr’s Otlice in Portland,
on llJEbDAY, the tweuty fourth day of
April iuft. at e'even o’c ock in the forenoon.
Viz Shares No 5, 13, 17, 42, 45, and 61
N. B. There is due on each of the follow,
ing iharei, fo+r dollars, viz. No 3, Io, 32, 37,
60.
And on each of the following, two dollar*,
viz, No. 21, 28. 29, Si 33, 98, 49, 68
I lie relpective Owner* thereof are requeft
ed to pay the fame to
SAM. FREEMAN, Librarian.
Portland, April 9
Portland Townfhip.
A T the requeft of Five of the Proprietors
; 44 of the two Townfhips granted to the
Sufferers of Port'and, lately incorporated oy
the names ot New Po> tlanJ and Freeman,
I hereby notify the Proprietors of faid
Towniliips to meet at my office on Jlurjday
the twenty fixth day of April inft. at two
o’clock in the afternoon, to atft on the follow- j
ing articles, viz
1. To choofe a Moderator—2. To fee j
what flops they wi'l take, to raife money to I
pay the Debts due from faid Proprietors, a id
alio the Taxes on non-refident Lands in faid
Town?—3. To fee what they will do with
the common lands, and lots le origing to faid
Proprietors. - 4. To receive and allow anv
accounts that may be exhibited againft fa d
Propriefors.—5 Io fee if they will accept
the refignatiou of John Waite, Efq. one of
the Committee of faid Proprietors, and it they
fee fit, appoint fome other perfon in his room,
or authorize the reft of faid Committee or
any of them, to do the bufinef* ;o which thi-y |
were appointed.
SAM. FREEMAN, Profr's Cle>k.
Portland April 9, I8IO.
NOTICE !
A LI. perfons indebted :o ti e fubferiber by
1 Note or Account, arc requefted to make
payment on or before the filch cay of .May
rext, or they will be put to Coft wit Sou t fur
I iher no ice. _ ASA PLUMMER.
J F9-tlanJ, April 9, ItlO.
United M l* hit a ’ Tire ’ .
[ Company of Mr-th * f
| 'THE P cudeu: and Lb ter , «• 4 •
i A p«oy, io cut fmrr;ui ♦ thrr A
corporation, hcreVv g ve notice th« . ^
capita* Stock amt ur.tv to one *,^; ,* . ■ , r’r
(and dollar*, and ih r they are fl 4,'
ceive propofaU to n.-’ke Icfunai re,. «'
following risk*— v /,. All kircb c.f \ "
furance, again ft captivity <f S|
! the life of any perl mi dttti g t:« „i!lcllf #r,!
Sea • on houles or o.her I t dii g,. „ur ''
property therein Com a 1 rd, «ithui tl .^v’3
inonwealth ; agaii.il damage anting t,, , '
fame by Fire originating in any c«;etir -*
that of delign of the iuitired Not mote t! *
Ten Thouiaucl dollars will be taken 00 j
one riik.
By ort/tr rftle p,tfi <#’ and J)jrc,n r
1 ' JOHN WA’ISON, Sttf'tl'i'
April 9, 1810.
To the Honorable the Jvjlices efthe $, m
prerne Judicial Court. beranarjo ’.
dev at Bofton, within and for
county of Suffolk on thefrjl Tttefdsj rf
March in the year of cur Lord 1810 ,
'THE Petition of William Vaughan of Port.
A laud,in the county of Cumberland,g.n.
t’eman—Sally Ria-’ge, of Parttmouth jn {j*e
county of Rockingham, and S ate of Nev,.
Hampfhire, widow—Ammi P Wife, ?.rd
Wifa, the wife of the (aid Ammi R V. \ troth
of Falmouth, in the county rf Cumberland, n
her right—Salty Faugh,m, of Bofton afortfaid,
the widow ot George Vaughan, late ot hm
Bofton diftiller deceased—Hut,/ G. /'wM
of Phillipsburgh in the county of York lrad.’
er—Jamei Bail and Sully R. Bail, wife of tl e
faid James, both of (aid Bofton, in her right
and Elizabeth I. Vaughan of (aid Button »
minor, by her guardiau EJJiot G. Vaughan.
Humbly Shew* ,
THAT they are infercfted and feizcd in
fee fimple, and at tenants in common, with
the heir* of Jama NrL!et Lfq. !a'e of Lid Bof
ton deceafed, and others to your Petitto: ers
unknown,in a certain tract cr parcel ofl.?nd
fituated in the county of Lincoln (called ind
known by the name of Brown’s right) and
bounded as follows, viz beginning at Pern
quid Falls (fo called) and running a diroft
courfe to the head of New Hartxur, from
thence to the fouth end of Mukcngu* Ifland,
taking in the ifland, and from thence north
and by calf, twenty-five mi!es ; thence north
weft and by weft eight milts, thence tun ing
aDd running fouth and by weft twenty live
miles, and from thence to the firft mentioned
bounds, and that they are delirous of having
partition thereof made, and of holding their
part or proportion of laid tract^whkh it
twelve twenty fifths thereof) in kverally.
They therefore pray this honorable court,ta
caule partition thereof to be made and that
their part or proportion of the aforefaidtract
of land, may be let off to them, that they may
hold and poflefs the fain** according to law 19
fuch cflles made and provided-—by their agent,
ELLIOT G. VAUGHAN.
SuffJk, JJ Manb Term, A. I) )S!0
Upon the petition aforefaid, Ordered that
the petitioners give public notice to all con
cerned, to appear at the rear Supreme Judicial
Court to be hokJen at Wlfcailrt, within and
for the county 01 Lincoln, on the firft fun
da of June neat, by pu hilling faid petition
anu this order thereon, three w reks fucecfTivt*
ly in the Columbian Centinel aod Portland
Gazette, the laft publication to he thirty day?
at leaft, before the fining of faid court and hr
polling up copie* of laid petition, &. this order
at each of the places of public worftiip on the
territory described in laid petition, andalfoat
each of the place* iu the federal towns and
plantations in fatd territory, where the inhabi
tants thereof have ufua'!v afiembled to trao*
ladl their town and plan.atiou affairs, that they
may then and there fiiew caufe if any they
have, why the prayer thereof fliould not be
granted. JNO. TUCKFR, Clerk.
Atruecofy, Attefi, JNO. TUCKER, Clnh
To the Honorable Jiiftices cf the Court
cf Common Pleas, now fating it
Paris, in and far the Count > sf Ox
ford—
V’OUR Petitioners beg leave refpeiftfu'!y to
represent, that the County Road laid oat
from Number 5, fo called, to Paris, {WlT*
through two ur.incoroorated tradl of land,
one deeded by the State* Committee to capf
Daniel Lunt, and the other to William
pfon—That the fame is imp* Table throng
faid t racls.— Al,h% one other County Soad laid
out from Whitney brook (fo called, in J>j;:o
Bethel, on the foot her ly fide of Andr icng£,tl
river, paffe* ihrough Did l.unr’s land, which
is alfo uiipafiable. The iute»eft and conven
ience of the people require the fame to be '*
a Hate of repair, and that one thousand Doj
lar* prudently expended on faid road* widti®
the hniit* of laid tratfl?, might render the lame
pa (Table and convenient for traveling.—^ ouf j
Petitioners therefore pray that a Tax be !*’•
on faid unincorporated tradL of land for »’*
purpofes aforefaid, and a* in duty bound wut
ever p:ay.
WILLIAM BARNARD, & »\ otltn
Oxford, ss.—sit a Court of CcV
mm Plezs begun and hoUen at Pari *
within an <i).r the county of Ox fa it *
on the fourth Turfaa; of September*
A D. 1809, upon the petition afae
faitl—
ORDERED, that the Petitioner* give no
tice to ah perfons mte*c(icd therein, by c-ul
ing an attefted copy cf their Did pebttor. *n
of this order of the Court thereon to !»e P
liilied three w.ek* fuc. cdively in the £ ^
CfmtlAil and F&tLimS Gax<>u, the aft
tion to be th* tv cuv* at leaft before the o*
feilion of faid Court p# Common Ft***- ‘
will be hotden at Pam, in and tor Lid coun
ty, on the tlnrd 1 uefday of February ort^
that they may then and there appear
tiiow caofe it any they have why the P*AJ
of faid petition mould nor be granted.
Aieelt, CYRUS HAMLIN,
A true copy cf the tetion atotelaH. *
of the order of Court thereon. .
Atreft, CYRUS HAMLIN, L"1*
A LL perfons are cautioned against b '
A irg r,r ,Iuniu< SIMEON HA»1‘
(aged about i9 vear* formerly an *P' rf n” j l
to the Su’wcriber) on my account »»
1 pay no debts cf lit* tuntra. tii g- „
April •>. lA.Mii FARM-- a
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