Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1806-10-20 00:00:00, page 3

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tlcK circle, we Lear that they have
pierced into the opposite region of pol
ar coj j_that they are at the Antipodes,
and engaged under the frozen serpent
of the south. Felxland Island, which
seemed too remote au^ romanucK an
object for the gwtsp of national ambi
tion, is but a stage and resting place to
their vigorious industry. Nor is the
equinoctial heat more discouraging to
them, than the accumulated winter of
both the poles. We Know that while
some of them draw the line and striate
the harpoon on the coast of Africa,
others run the longitude, and pursue
their gigantic game along the coast of
Brazil. No sea, but what is vexed
their fisheries. No climate, that
is not witness to their toils. Neither
the perseverance of Holland, nor the
activity of France, nor the dextenkis
and firm sagacity of English enter
prise, ever carried -their most perilous
mode of hardy industry to the extent
1 j which it had been pursued by these
recent people; a people who are stil,
In the gristle, and not yet hardened in
to manhood.”
* The J.egiflarure of CotmeN^icut convened
at New-Haven the y.h inflant. The Hon.
JiAn C. Smith Eiq was chofen Speaker of the
Houfeof Representatives.
Extra& from the Speech of Governor
TrOtnbeil at the opening of the iellh n.
** The 3 ouri filing condition of our State, in
its agricultural, navigation, trade, Cilleries,
manu failures, arts, and various improvements,
is matter of gratitude to the great author of
all our favor*, and of fpecial gratulation to the
Citizens of the State. Our wifh and endeavor
will be to afford our aid, f® far as m«v fall
within our oower, that rhefe fources of enr
wealth and happinefs, may be continued and
extended with increafing improvement and
benefit.”—Yet the democrats are coufiamly
reprefenting the political fuuatiou of Con
ueClicut, as the mod forlorn and hftpelcfs of
any part of America—being wholly under
the government of federal tyranny and pneft
craft—and why, becaufe they are not permit
ted to fpread treafon and defarmatiou again ft
their conftitution, and moll virtuous citizens
with impunity.
Hon. Philip B. Key, (u federalist,
and one of the able and eloquent advo
cates of Judge Chase) is elected a irp
To*entativc to Congress, from Mary
land, in the room of Patrick Me Gruder,
Esf*. a democrat.
The Paris Moniteur, of the I;th Auguft,
♦ontains the official renunciation of Francis II.
of hi - dignity as Head of the German Empire
—He has now the title of Emperor of Auftria
AMERICA AND GRE A T- BRIT A IK.
Lord Holland (nephew of Mr. Secretary
Eox) and Lord Auckland (formerly know n by
the name of air William Eden) are appointed
Plenipotentiaries to negotiate with MeUrs.
Manroe and Pinckney, iu Loudon.
Aororaisms.
“ It is remarkable that Deleware fhould be
feprefented in Congrefsbya Broom.*'—fc^Not
more remarkable, P.td/y, than that AT? tacky
fhould be represented by a Lion, Marytand% as
it lately was, bv a Bear ; Pennfylvania by a
Hoc, and Virginlkn by a Cabal.
frrmoBSsm
a Burrs chain extends 'from Hcw-Crle.mfXo
jVfj -e—the Smiths in AIwylanJ a°d the Ni
cholas's in f'/>g:nia, are links of it.” So they
*• larrtcn.ze."
It is now dated as fa»5l, that, His Excelled
Governor Tic-henor} is re-eledled in Pcrm-mt.
, SBarrtct),
In Haverhill, John Varuum, Efq. Attorney
at Law, to Mifs Mary Saltonflall..
In Gafhne, Bradfhaw Hall, Efq to M'fs
Maryann Jarvis, daughter of Mr. Pluliip J.
©f Surry.
In Standilh, Mr. Peter Howe, to Mil* Joan
Harmon
In this town, Mr. Aaron Frri, to Mrs.
Rebecca Warren
Mr. James Blanchard, mer. to Mifs.Str- ]
sam Goold.
men,
• In London, Mr. Whitfell, dne of hi* Ma
. jefty’s Cooks, who has left property to the a- j
mount of upwards of_£. 12,000, without any
relative to inherit it. *
In Neworleans, Rev. Father Walfh, Vic3r
Oeneral of Loui liana.
At €ariifle, (Pennfylvania) of a fever, capt.
Iiemuel Gates, of the U. S. Regiment of Artil
leries and Engineers,'aged <8.
In the death of capt. Gates, his family,
which refides in this town, have met an irre
parable lofs—for his conduct towards it, was
ever marked by a conftant exerci«e of thofe
virtues which conftitute the affc&ionate huf
band and tender parent; and his intercourfe
with the world was diftinguifhed by dignity
and urbanity of manners—and the public is
deprived of the fervices of a brave and intelli
gent officer. At the age of nine years, he en
tered the army and continued in it during
the revolutionary war; on the acknowledg
ment of our independence aod restoration of
peace, he recteved an honorable ducharge
from that profeilion lo which he had been
attached from a youth, and engaged in mer
cantile buhnefs, * In 1797, when the govern
ment of this country was infolted by a foreign
power, he was appointed a captain in the Ar
tillery—aud by bis condu& as aa Officer and j
a geutlrmau has uniformly manifefted that he
was worthy of the confidence that was placed
ta him.
Near Nevv-Haven, (C) Mr. Jofeph Frith,
fnember of the fen. clafs of Yale College, aged
13 ; he was on a gunning party with three of
his fellow ;coUegi?.ns * two of whom on dif*
covering a bird take wing, fired, and the con
tents of one of the pieces lodged in the head
of young Fritby who furvived the accident but
a few hours.
In this town, Mrs. Hannah Day,aged, 50,
wife of Maj. Ezekiel Day,— A daughter of
Mr. Jona. Stevens.—Eliza, daughter of Mr.
Samuel liaker, 4 years.—A daughter, of Mr.
Benja. Knight.—Alary, daughter of Mr; John
Hatting*, aged 1 v.—ATarvann, daughter of
Mrs. Nancy Brigkon, aged 6 y.—A daugh
ter of capt. George M’Lellan , aged 6 y.~
William, Ion of Mr. Thomas Simontoi^ aged
7 m.
<3a:ctte &hip />r\p3.
PORT OF PORTLAND— 1S0G.
TutfJjy, Ocl 14.
Arrived brig Charles, capt. Strotu, 23 days
from Trinidad.—Left there, brigs, Clarendon,
for Wilmington, N C- in 15 days ; Exchange,
Muftey, for N. York, in 2o ; Two B#fy s,
White, for Portfinmith, uncertain ; Benjamin,
Little,for New-Haven, in 4 ; i ua Brothers,
Fuller, for Bolton, in So; Friendtl ip, White,
juft arrived, in 39 from Newfoundland; Ceres,
Murry, N. Yurk, lo ; Ich. Laura, Rich, for
Kennebec, in lo ; lat. 35, 48, long. 7o, 13,
lpoke, brig Antilope, M’Danicl, 4 *ay» from
New-York, bound to the Havamia, atl well.
VESSELS LEFT.
At Amfterdam, Aug. 12, Herfchel Bird, of
Portland, to fail in Sept.—At V\ hitehavcu,
Aug. 19, Comet,Fletcher, WifcafTet;—At Liv
erpool, ' ug. 19, Drvade. of WifcafTet.—At
Marthiico,Sept. 18, Greyhound, Gilpatrick,
of Saco, tor Doiuinico.—Done, ot Portland.
VESSELS SPOKES.
0<fb ?, lat- 4o, a Kennebunk Frig, from St.
Lucia, for Philadelphia ; Oiit., 7, lat. -lo, brig
Liberty, ol Kennebunk, 18 days from St. Lu
cia, for Portland ; Aug. 25, at the More, tliip
Olive Branch, of Kennebunk, for London.
SHIPPING MEMOHA NIJA.
Ey the ihip Gold Flunrcr, of New-York, l
from London, which failed the 1 7th Auguit, •
Government have received difpatches from
our Miniftersat the court of St. Janie;.
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Left cf the fhooner Increcfc of Tbtmnf. n, Licit him \
Jjh* '>■“/-r
Captain I fley failed from Bofton the 12th
inftant at lt> o’clock, a. m. the crew confided
of the captain, Adam Martin, AMiird, and J
Bird.—?*J!tngert, Peter Stem, wile anti lifter, (
Tbaidatt Hijiingi, wife and lifter, William Rice,
George Nutting, Alfdjcus Kendall, and David Slone, >
bound to 'ihou.afton, at € o clock, v at. left
Cape Ann, fleering a courfe for Cape Eliza
beth, it being rair.v and the weather very
thick and foggy, about 2 o’clock in the morn
ing the fthooner ftruck on Watch Ledge., near
Richmond’s Bland, and immediately bilged, the
boat was then got out and the crew and paf
• fengers artefnpied to g t into it, this a part of
the people effected, but owing to a very large
lurf the boar filled, and thofe in it were thrown
into the fea—a patt got on the ledge, the oth
ers regained the wreck, excepting the wife and
fiftcr of Mr. I\ Stone, of Thomafton, who were
unfortunately drowned in attempting to gain
tile rocks which were now bare. In this fitu
ation, the people, fome on the ledge, and oth
ers on board the wreck, continued in the moft
imminent danger of their lives, during the re
mainder of the night, it blowing a gale of wind
and a great fea going—thofe on board expect
ing every moment the veiled would go to pieces.
Through the providence of God, they were
enabled to reach the land by repairing their i
. boat, and the afliltance which, was aflf irded by ]
th in (bum ants of the Cape.—VelTel'and cargo 1
totally loft.
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CjF iht members rf the Portland Af- j
/entity, are requejled to meet at the Columbian Tavern
tomorimv evening ut jix, o'clock, P, LI:
Mouday, Oct 20.
Benjamin Willis,
No. 6, Lluffey s Jtow,
H AS juft received his tail aflorf- j
menu—confifting of every article fuita
bi'* for the leafyn; among which ar^ a large
aflli rttnetit of Hate c-ofourd abd black V'orfled 1
b?dfe anil India Cot ten, at a more reduced !
pr ee than ever was offered in this country — 1
Hi* goods are of the lateft importation and j
itewelt uftiion—the prices will hot fail to fail j
tiie purchafers 1
All kind-* of ‘Peas cf rftv Srft Quality,
20 C‘aH*s Crockery Ware—iron Ware,
!i <jl hiilta Goals as itfual
C aili given tor Flax Seed.
os. 20
\ __ B ^ » m i - -
Frrjb Goods.
Mnnroc & i little,
No. 1 Uahn-Rytv, Mijjfe Street.
H AVE juft received and now ri
pening and for tale an errtcufive afiort
ment of
Silk, (Cotton and Warden Goods
which will bofdld At their ulual reduced prices
OM 20.
William Le^is.
THOM KXGLANt),
PORTRAIT and miniature pain
N TER.
ESPECTFULLY informs the in
habitants of Portland ai d its vicinity, that
he has commenced teaching the art ofdi awing in
its various Brandies ; and propofes Paintng
Portraits in Oil and W -*cr colours. From
his having pratfbfed in London, and many
othe?" of themoft tafhionablC towns in Englaud
with much fuccess and reputation, he has no
doiibt of being able to give entire fat is faction,
to thofe Ladies and Gentlemen,who m?y hem
otlr him with their command?.—Mr. I*ew
is may be feen at his houfe inHampihire flreet
or will wait on any Family, at their orwn
Houfe, as may be inoft agreeable
leans, dollars cents.
Drawing, pr. Leffon, 1 5*
Portraits in Oil 25
Do. ill Miniature; 15
Specimens of his performances may be feen
at Mr. Moulton’s Jeweller, Portland—where
MefiVges v?t Notes WlU be duly attended to.
On. to
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Copartnerjhip firmed.
T^IIE fubfcribers itf}»ecMulIy inform
the public that they have formed a con
nexion in trade under the firm of ™
Stock&ridgf & Torrey,
and have juft received aud are now opening,
at the new Store adjoining Mr. Mitchells, a
general aiToruncnt of
hngtijbt Hard-llrc\re & Wr. i* Goods.
At'iO,
Drugs and Mtdlcines,
which they offer for ready pay at fuch prices
as they prefume will be fadtftuStory to pur
chafers. C ALVIN STOCK BRIDGE,
WILLIAM TGRRLY, jln.
On confignment—a quantity of Waits, No.
1, 2 3 Chocolate and a feW Bags of Shcils
of a fuperior quality.
A‘f*\
Warranted ANCHORS, from the Manufac
tory at Hanover, (Mafs.) delivered at any
place on Kenebeck River, at lliort notice
at the Bofton prices — Ci edit liberal for ap- t
proved paper, and a generous df count for j
cafll, Both, Ot'loker 20. I
Pope & Davis. I
I.o 7, Mivjfey't Beta. |
HAY E received per. Packer, capt.,
M’Lellan, diretft from the Manufactories,",
Superfine, fine, middling, and low priced Brd.
Cloths; Planes ; Verges ; Caflimcrts ; Flan
nels ; Baize* ; Swinikimt Coatings; Fcatn
aughts ; Rofe Blankets, &c.—which they oiler
on reafonablt terms, wholefale and letail, for
Cafli or approved Credit. . *
loti Mo. 2o. 03. 2a.
Williwi* Francis, c
At tii jlop in U»iom
ACQITAIMTS the inhabitants- b-t
* thi? town and vicinity, that having;
made a contraift with a gentleman that he cau 1
depend on, to fopply him with Flour, and pro- :
felling to be a judge of its quality himfelf, in
tends keeping it for file, by tlie barrel! or
fmaller quantities, as low as can be pure! afed
in town,and will inlure the fame to lx* good.
Me I.ns Conitawly rn hind,
GRFAD of every dtfeription ; and will be
happy t * lend it to families direct from the
own every morning, at as early an hour ,.t
they pleale.
slfi.—Ship ar.d Groat Bread as
ufual.
Wanted—a journeyman P><ker—]
I.ikeWtfo an Apprentice to the Baking burt
nefs, a Lad from J4 to 16 vears of age.—in
quire as. above.
Portland 0:1. an.
JnJl received, and for file at
Thomas ( lark’s B.u kfL re,
nearly op c file tie I fit cnee Office, Vfh-firrrt,
pit F ni* MEk’S A L.MAio VC iv.,
calculated on a new and imp-oved plan, for
IK<>7—containing, belides the large number of
Aflruiiomica! calculations, and the farmers
Calender for every month m the year as great
a variety a* any.'tdher Almanack, of new,
ufcful ami entertaining xatter.— By P. Thom
as. Otffc iJo.
BlcukfihVh y/.-fi Removed.
pliE fubi'.riher iti> s ! (rends
and curtomer*. tha ’ * ; "s r rucked f*
the fliop hcformetly octvq ,u ni.e t .rr
fhe H./y-Marlet, where i e carries »
BLACKSMITH Bufiuefs, a? . unl.--.al
kind* of Town and Country V or.- may I r
had at a fhort notice. £ j>v 7W < i ail d. d».
aiecottftarftly kept ou hand and u.. an A ru
be of the fu ll qualit'—faid Tools ate !..t - ,
made of cart rteel. and are found to be far j*re
ferablc to any other.
Mrat1tfu A (mart LAD, i r or 16
years old, as an Apprentice to the afcbvc bu -
lincfs, good encouragement will be giveu.
Oo. f?o DANIEL GILBERT.
Pod-Rider s Notice !
pF.RSONS indeD d to theSubfcri
ber. for Pijlage of Papers, delivered by
hi in on How's Rout, (fo called) from the 1 ft of
April to the III of Otfl.are informd that their
Bills ate left at the places where their papers
arc left, which they are requefted to pay im
mediately. J. SMITH.
OH 16, 18o6
Stop THIEF.
200 Dollars Reward.
*! 'HE Shop of the fubfcriber was opened by
talfe ke ys, on Saturday or Sunday night,
and t he following articles were ftolen, with
many other Silk Goods, vifc ~Lti firings, ftw
ing Silks, Ggured, plain and coloured filk Vef
tmgs; black lilk Laces; white thtead do.
lbnrc very line black Ggured and cotxlored Vel
vet Bindings ; large Damask Shawls; Luft
ring Ribbons, fatiu, tiafel, and other kinds,
&c.; about Ten Dollars in change, and fpecie
Dollars—The above reward will be paid foE
the recovery of ti e Goods only, and
loo DOLLARS IN ADDITION.
for the Thief or Thieves, by
WILLIAM CLAP.
N. B.-—The Gbodi were taken out of the
original paper bores, and if diicovercd, will
probably be found in detached parcels or in
bags.
B'flon On. 14, 18cC
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burtnit l.oji !
f OST on bunchy the 12'th inft. be
^ tween thfc Rev. Mr. Bradley’s houfe in
FaViouth.aud Capisick.hn olive brown SUR
TUIT, with green filk facings and cape.—
Whoever has found laid Snrtuit, and w'ill
leave it with the primer, fliall be i*kndforaely
rewarded. On. 2o
Lottery Ticket Loft !
|n this Town, a Lottery Ticket, be
ing No. 557:it in the fixth Clafs of Pifcata
qua Bridgv Lottery, as it was told iu this town,
mealnres hare been taken to fecure the pro
ceeds to the rightful owner, fhould it prove
fortunate. — whoever may have found the
above Ticket, r#i!l receive a generous reward
by leaving it at the Bookltwc of I. Aci*k
on. 2o,
Third quarter of Mr. L.e Be!, for
D.KN'CT ft G.
IX7 ILI. begin the if <>f Nvernier next.—
* ^ Terms, 8 Dollars for twenty fulir lelluns
FftENC'l SCHOOL,
WdCUumbian Hall, will begin in thecourfe of
November, jiexr, attendance oft wedwefday and
Friday from 12 till I o'clock.
12 Dollar**for tyvonty four lefi'ons, Private
effons in the FRENCH I.ANGU aGF will be
75 cents for each leflbn ; if two attend ."u
:euu for each.—For further particular* ap
^ly tw Mr. Graffam’s Taverft.
Ca. 2o
fkf Wanted immediately.
\ JOURNEYMAN, at the Saddle
ami Harittfi making bufinefs. Enquire at
this office. Ocf. 20
fi’ft received, andfor file at
Haac Adams’ Booklfcore,
No. 7. Ftfh-frert,.
“pHE FARMER’S ALMANACK,
calculated on a new and improved plan,
for 18o7—containing, beiide& the large num
l) r f aftronoraical caiculatious^ind thefarstcr**
Calendar, for every month in the year, a*
great a variety as any other Almanack,of new,
uieful and entertaining matter.—By R. B.
I bunas. 0*51. 20
Cotton, Coffee, and Rum.
pOR SAI F., ar No 19, Lory Wharf—
*■ 20 Bales of wefbhdia Cotton,
12 Puncheons of Rum,-It -
Bags uf Coffee. Ocl. 20.
DifHut:on tf PurjtuaJhip.
T) Y mutual concent the Conartre'fliip of
* ^ Jofeph jVl’Lellan & Co will t e dif v d < ft
the 13 of January nexi ; all perlous ftavmg
anv demands on laid Firm, are requeued to
call and receive their pay, and thofe indebted
are called on to make payment imrilcd.arefy to
Jo'3£pm M Lxllan »ar Gray.
JOSEPH MT.PIJ.AN.
STEPHEN M'LLLLAN
OB. IS.
Flour and Cor A.
Ra nevill U I'richnr dj
^ ^AVE for fale, at their (lore in * For^Jlreet,
260 Bills. otlupe.fin^ Philadelphia Flour,
] 500 Eufhels of good Cora.
-*130,
A quantity of Feathers, of various qualities,
and Ruilijt Sheeting.
L'L -v'j't,—A genera’ aiTortmeril of
b-ng'i/h c& Vi e/i-lnJiu (foods,
Which vvbl be fold as che-ifi for calTl or ap
proved credit, as ay any Oiore in town. 4
j VJ. 13.
Qualified Fo'rrs.
TITE &Ie&meii, of the town of Portland, ]
give notice, that .:hvy have polled up
L’fis of Rcfons Q’ln/j-rtf t ' \'c f‘r Rrprefentativcs,
at the Maine l ire and Marine InfuraVe Of
fice,Tl»e Poll-office, and Mr. Freeman’s Office,
—and that ihey will attend to receive evi
dence of the qualification of voters, whole
names are not interred therein. At Mr. Free
man’s office, on Thurfday evening next, on
Thurfdav the thi.rieth infl fit>m fix till feven
b clock. PM. and on .Monday, the third day
of N *vetnbe- next, frorti none to a. m.
As it appears to the fele^bneu to be the in
tention of 'he ;.'v fi r Regulating Election*,
that the lift o Voter tr comp'e'ed pnevinji
t» e (’pening t / ‘ i n tr f -.tr. a d a'- <t
h . be u ft uno trie cv*t- *e t r , rect ve eyi
.. ice of th.c qua- n. .t b n 1 1 * ■’ trie
balloting ba- 'm: metis cd —; 1
who conuder them)elves qtrtibfied to Tote
call at thofe tiroes and * place*, and .ee. d
qualified, that their n:-*>es are entered on laid
ill. SA UAL FREEMAN, ihv-a.-..
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1 Loft.
ON Thurfday lafi, in roadlietwccn the head
of Fiffi flreet and BramhalS Hill a S A
MAN‘S PROTECTION, in favor of Stephen
Burnham, of Reuncbuuk, as it is of much im
po tance to the owner to obtain it i-gain, the
finder will receive a realonab’.e cougietdatiou
by Icaving it at this office. Oct. 26
HENRY SMITH & CO.
jV<j. 4, fit fey's R'ltv.
HAVE juft received, an elegaht and er.
tcnfive aflbrtmeiit of Thread Lace, t x
tremely low charged.
Broad QHc do
Ladeis, Englifli &nd French lA’hite rofe do
Slate and black. Silk Hole »
Worfted do
Gentlemen’s do
Extra long kid and (ilk Gloves
An aflbrttnent molt falliio. able cotton
Shawls,
Norwich do
Damafk, do
Silk and cotton, and cotton Gingants
4-4 f>-4 Cartibrics
Black farfneittd do
Furnitures
Calicoes
Purges nd black Tabhv, Velvets, fuiuble
for Pebeces
4-4 and 7-S Cambric Dimity
Iriflt Linen §
Britifli Sheeting
Long Cloths
India Cottons
Linen Cambrics
Broad Cloths
Caflimeres
Black, mixed and drab Sattenett*
Velvet and Velveteens
Drab Genoa Cord, neweft Pole
Cord Vufticg, T abby velvet do
10-4 ai.d 11-4 Blaukit*
Coatings—plains
Serges—Duiiils
Flannels—Baiies
t'mbre'Ls
Ruftia Diapers
^betting, t)tf TV
Stray Horle.
O ATV7 into the inoWure of the fubferiher
In Falmouth, Odlobcr 7:h,a Chilnut coul
ored HORSE, wi h a ftar in his ace, #fl& one
white hind foot, whirji the cv,ner may have
by prooving v\>|*er*) and paying Charges.
0.7. ‘iu iv.iNDA.-l, JCbs.sSON
tr 2uc:ion;
Jo fold at Public Vendue* by order of
Court, on Wetinefday the 7th day
of December, in the year cf our
Lord one thou find eight hundred and
fx, at one o'clock, P. ill. at ihe>
Dwelling- hou fe of Dav'd Owen, inn
holder in Brutf'wick, in the county of
Cumberland, the folio esing Lots cf
Land: it being the Kail Lylate f
Micah MwnroSt cf Brwfwicki *L~
ceafed, vifc.~~
LOT No Iff, if\ the firft Range, in the to .vu
ot Bethel, aKtl county of Oxford, cor*f li
ning one hundred acres.—Likewife, two oth
er lots iu Peabody's Patent ; one on the uoi i t
fide of Androfcoggin river, adjoining ui*
north end of lot NO 2, and containing o*
huudred acres-—the other on the fouth fide «>;
faid river, adjoining the fouth end of Lot Nv
6 ; containing one huudred and fixty acres.
Condition* of dale made known at time ar. i
place. JOHN DAIN, AdmL
OClvtxr 20.
On WEDNESDAY, 5th November
at 12 o’clock, on the premifva,
(if not previoufly difpoled oj
private tale)
\ LOT c i LAND, .ifuated on Elm-ft’-c
**■ with a good two ftory Dwelling- Hou.c
thereon • find In* meafures 60 feet on fvim
llreet, and OOf*€tback., is now occupied by'
Mr Julmiton. Tqrms liberal, and made known
at the time ’cd place of fale, or on applied.ioh
to E. GREEL^ \ CO. AaCii^men.
Sc fit. 22
On THURSDAY, 23d Oaober next
THE following Real h.date. for
merly beloning to )a mis DavidsoW;
Efq (facealed, (fubjecl :0 he Widows’ right vi
dower ;—to wit:
Four“acrcsr cf LAND, pleafantly
fituated on higVftreet. in the tdwn of bxth;
w.th a giHKl DWELLING HOUSE, a..d large
W00DH0U3E on the fame—faid hand meaft
ures fixteeu rods on ftigh-ftreet, mid run- wdt*
erly forty rud-*, is well adapts for a jcJfi tlen
and orchard; ir.d cuftroanrfs a beautiful vicvV
of the town of bath and Kjuoebec r^ver.
On S \TURDA i, jjtb ofoaob-r,
Tw* other pieces of L AND fira*
atedin faid Bath,about a m l? and a half frdni
the fetfleirierit, hanging to the fame e-Aatc*;
On one cf which there i;» a foiall DweU;n«>
houlc. For further particular* inquire of
A NDREW Gk£EN V/UGD.
Bath, Sept. £2.
AEIV STORE.
TATST landed from the Packet, 'ee.pt 'T r
lan, and for fu^ at Xlr. TitcpruV : B i>
ingS nearly oppufite the Poft Dili e, $>• . j
two Patknge* uf (Jo&Jfy Coniif.i. * of
11 Cbrlh of weil alt' ; tt i Iron l.c i
1 do. Dawferraitue I do Lineu
J do.' of Diaper
ti Prunk» i S. ot ch Th re ?. I
* t Baie I : . i.di patent lord TV l
2 'trunk Of Scotch fancy Mcikn. 2
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J Trunk t i Primed *•’
*- < mi. v1 1 ' • • ■■ t ti: :. ..
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r 1 '■+ * ’ ■ ’ ‘ ' ' 4
: ’ i” ."*s#y t , |l tffTp* 1 • * ■
r Haca^r.’ '■•• - Vl‘*4ad' - * TM*. ~ v>s
Xr V*t' 'it*; r -m <i: » V
| AftwCru , * .. 1. •
— loTic c? i ■ .id . <C ■ . fT1*
vices, for f. : ■.
A few Hhds of ri .
2.9 Boxes ot window G “* L . ",
and 7 by 6,
A few Setts cf very elegant C: t - ■
Pattens
o Cafes of as line getlemens blk. Ha s
**r was manufactured iu England
2 Ilhds. of weil a.7oit\l and beaut.1’ul Ja,.
pa tied Goods
*»* TKeto.gooda have been fe!e‘Ted w:'h
great care and bought oil the very heft terms,
from the in oft relpectable manufactories ui
England, Scotland and Ireland, and will he
oftered to town and country Merchants umm
1 Very advantagious ttroii for Caftl or appro/
ed Note?.
j 7 Private Families may be actommodated
with anv of thefe. Goods by the V'ece.
J GORDON ot L GAY
Put ? *»./, A:t~. id.
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0
rpH £ fubftriber hereby j;;ve j ub’o:
notice to all concerned, that fht has
been duly appointed,and has taken noon her
lelf die troft of Adnmiiftratri* on the. elute of
JiU-fSZLL BUCKRAM.
late of Gray in the county of Cumber
land, Trader, deceafefc, bv giving bond
as the law bire&si—die theref<>re requefb ail
pe^fon* who are indebted to :he faid deceafe^: s
eftate, to make immediate payment; and the. c
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame to POLI.Y fcUCKNAM,
DjtcJ Gray, SejtK J. H>t leof*.
_ * /
\\f E the fn'bfcribf’r®, likvtmT b<*en
appointed bv the Hun Samuel Freeman,
Ffq. Judge of Probate to receiye and tiamirt
the claims s gain ft the eftate of
DANU' T. STRO'JT,
late of Cape-Elirsabeth, in the couti'y of c»f'i
be Hand, gentleman decrafed, reorefented in
fo! vent.—do hereby g?^e notice that fix moot! .
are allowed to the creditors to b inr irt ’
prove the;r claims and that we attdp l
•hat Service at the dweft?nir-houfe *»f *ones
St rout, in Cttite-E'irabeth. on t! e lift We*
uefvH^ of the present. an! fve fo!' w r
months, from *0 o'clock, A M. to 4 P M
MARK OVER. }
HMOTH? ‘vVf'LL < L -mvo,-«•-***
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