Jenks's Portland gazette — Portland [Me.], 1801-02-23 00:00:00, page 4

bXf, JENV«,
1 ht following is fuppofed to be from the peti of
Mr*. Rt jmnVon. I'hc appearance' of it iu your Ga
zette nia; p cafe many of your reader*. OSCAR.
SAPPHO,
TO A CiaTIFKAI 9 H'.) ASKED HER OrtWfC’W OF
A K!SS.
WHAT is a Kts* ? ’tin hot a feal.
That, wnryily primed foon decavs ;
’Tiii hu- a v.rphyr taught to itoal—*
Wlictc Ikeung faifhood iniifng piays.
The br. eze will kif* the Jfnv'r ! hut fuch
Fioni Jloio'r to tveeJ i neon fi t nt blows t
Such is the Ki«s or Love, the boon,
Which tickle fancy oft bellows.
A balmy kifs once Vinui gave
The Rii"E that caught her lover’s figh ;
That Role with ev’ry gate would wave,
Ac ev'ry glance of morning die I
Would ope i s bofom to the beam
That growing t:®on promifeturns threw }
Or. to the twilight’s panting gl itn
Would yield rdponfive tears of dew.
Oft to the Erz its fweets would give,
And floynt its -odour wild around,
"With honey’d breath bid p'eafure liv£,
Or with its hidden mifehief wound.
This If os s was -white, and to Ue blcfl
. Arouud it infeifk myriads flew,
Charm’d by the wonders of its bread.
Thrice efl'enc’d in the iotnmer dew.
4P
Eut when the lip of beauty flied
A rival fweetncfs on tha: hrcaft,
h blufh’d, and droop'd it» flagrant head,
A them'd to be fo proud'y bicA.
Its colour chang’d, a efimfon glow,
F x’d ,ou its altar’d forrn appear* ;
While round the f.ghing Zephyrs blow,
And nature bathe* its leaves with tens.
* .
Then dees notev’rykife tiro?.??,
In magic thrills of fpccchlel* pleafwrc,
Reproaches to the wand’ring heart.
That knows not how to prize the treafurc !
O yea ' then let try bofom prove
No throb—but Friendship's throb divine ;
And let the kifs of fickle Love
Capiicioui viator—be thine.
'■ ■ ■■<»*
EPITAPH OX MRS. XOT.
Xot born -AT/ dead—Xot chi iftenfd—Xot begot—
I.o ’ litre flic lies, that was. and that wa* Xoi t
Fhe died, was born, Uabtized, and more t
Was in her life Not honeft, not a w-e,
Reader ! behold a thing rnoft rarely wrought.
Which, whilit thou ftem’A to read, thou rcadeA Xot;
m
Solis's Genuine Spice Bitters.
OlfcE paper of thefe hitters nm be infufed In a
quart ot Brandy, Wine or Spirits, in a gentle
warmth for two or three days, frequently (baking
the bottle, and after fettling the clear may be
poured off and kept in a bottle for ufe.
Half a glafs, or a glafs full of thefe bitters may
be taken in the morning, fading ; or at*J e middle
of the fore or aftermkw, and repeated fo long as
occafion may require.
Thefe bitters have been celebrated for their pe
culiar virtue in ft^tifying and ftrengtheiung the
ftomach, they procure an appetite and htlpdigef
rlon, fweeten and^nirlfy the blood, remove ob
ftruftiorii, and are found very ufcfot in preventing
the jaundice. They produce a fwcrtncf; of the
breath, removing all fcorbutie and unfavofybelcli
ings and agues. They are uOfu! in alt feafona of
the year, but more particularly fo in the fpriog,
by bracing the fibres and preventing that dilayree
ahlr b.*tiefsnefs, and weakocf* ariflng too frequent
ly from relaxation on the approach of warm wea
ther*
The above Bitters are for fale by
A. Solis,
At a (Hop He has taken in Fore-ftreef, nearly op
poftte Mrs. Fox*s ; where alfo may be had a great
variety of imported PATENT MEDICINES,
which will be fptd at a cheap rate for calii.
Portland, Feb. 16.
Valuable Farm.
F»R SAI.E, that valuable Farm in Polako, belong*
ing to Deacon MOSES EMERY: containing 400
acr« ol Land, on which are a good Houfe, Store, and
out houfes, a Saw-Mill and Grift-Mill; alfo another
excellent mill privilege, with a dam already made, on
the little AndrofcOgg n flream, within half a mile of
the mcetitig houfe —For further particular! inquire of
faid Emery on the premifes, or of the Printer.
Foland, Feb. II.
A, Bargain.
TO BE SOLD, an excel'cnt FARM In the
town of Effingham, ftate of Newhampfhire,
40 miles from Portland, and about 30 from Saco,
on the poft read—Containing 10c acres, with a
good dwelling houfe, a large barn and other out
houfes, together with a fliop thereon. Said houfe
Has br*n occupied as a tavern, and is a good ftand
for a trader. There 13 an orchard on the premifes
containing about four hundred apple trees, one
hundred of which began to bear laft year. There
is a fine well of water pea-- the houfe, and every
part of the faim is weli watered. In a favorable
feaftn, nearly thirty tons of hay may be cnt. A
bout 10 acres are already ploughed and manured
for the next feafon.—For further particulars in
quire of the fubferiber on the premifes
JOHN BAKER.
Feb’ t (>.
WANTED,
A YOUNG WOMAN, to do Cooking in a fma’l
family—where two Will be kept.—Inquire of
t!ir Printer. Feb: 9.
nPllE r«bfciiber licieby gives rntice lb atl cc<
X cerned, that having been duly appointed ad
miftiftratri* on tbe Eftate of
Luke Libby,
Ute of Pejrpfcot CU'm, in the county of Cumber
land, yeoman, deccafed, has taken Upon her that
trulf, ahd given bond as the law directs i—She
therefore rt quells all perfons who are indebted to
laid deccafrd’s eftate to make immediate payment ;
and thofe who have demands theieon, to exhibit
the fame to
ELIZABETH LIBBY.
Feb. 16, i8el.
fubfcrifccr hereby gives notice to all con
X cerned, that having been duly appointed Ad
minifrrator, with the Will annexed, on the Eftate of
Timothy Davrs, »
late of Northyarmouth, in the county of Cumber
land, yeoman, deccafed, has taken upon him that
truft, and given bond as the law diteifts He
therefore remit Its all perfons who are indebted to
laid deccafed’* eftate to make immediate payment;
and thofe who have any demands thereon* to ex
hibit the tame to
THOMAS DAVIS.
Kirtljarmotrth, Feb. rt, 1801.
NOTICE is hereby given, that a further time
of three months from the date hereof is allow
ed by the Judge of Probate for the county of York,
to the Creditors to the Eftate of
Jofcph Gillpatrick, Efq.
late *>f Limerick, decealed, to bring in their claims
to the lubfcribers, Commiffioners to faid eftate ;
who will attend for that bufineis at his late dwel
ling houfc, on the firft Monday of February, and
the firft of the two following months, from three
to fix o’clock, P. M.
JOHN BAKER, ) Commif
SAMUEL BRADBURY, 5f,oners.
Limericky\Jar.. 19, 1801.
THE fubfcriber hereby gives notice to all con
cerned, that haring been duly appointed Ad
miuiftrator dc bonis non on the Eftate of
Michael Howland,
late of Bowdoinham, in the county of Lincoln,
Phyfici*a, deccafed ; and hath undertaken that
trull by giving bond as the law diredts :—He there
fore reqncfts all ptrf®ns who are indebted to faid
deccafed’* Eftate to make immediate payment.
SAMUEL BLAKE, Admhuftrator de bonis «•»/.
Turner, Jan, zz, 180I.
WE the fubferibers having been appointed by
tht lion. Jonathan Bowman, Efq. Judge of
Probate for the county of Lincoln, to receive and
examine the claims of creditor* to the Eftate of
Dr. Michael Howland,
late of Dowdoinhim, in faid county, deccafed, re
prtlented infolvent, doheicby give notice that fix
month* aic allowed to laid creditors to bring in
and prove their claims ; and that we (hall attend
that fervice at the Dwelling Houfc of James Rogers,
Efq. in faid Uowdoio, on the third Tuefday of Fe
bruary next, and on the third Tuefday of the rive
following months.
EZEKIEL THOMPSON, \ Commif
LUTHER CARY, \/sorters.
January a 8, i8ei.
NOTICE Is hereby piven, that the fubfcribcr
has been duly appointed Executrix of the laft
will anp tetlament of
George Weft,
late of Union, in the county of Lincoln, yeoman,
decaafed, and has undertaken that trull by giving
bond as the law direct*.—All pet fans therefore,
having demands agrinft the ellate of faid deccafed,
are detired to exhibit the fame for fettlemcnt ; and
all indebted to laid eftate are requefted to make
immediate payment.
MARY WEST, Exccutrix.
Union, January ?i, 1801.
\ ' U1 iti1. is nercoy g.vtn, that tnc lutucriber has
JLN been duly appointed admintftratrir on the eftate of
Robert Malcomb,
ate of TtpOiam, in the County of Lincoln yeoman,
dcceafctl ; and has undertaken that trtift by giving
bonds as the law diredts : All perfons therefore having
demands againft the P.ftate of faid deceatrd are defired
to exhibit the fame for fettlemcnt, and all indebted to
faid eftate, are requefted to make immediate payment to
her
SUSANNAH X MALCOM3.
TtfJlAM, Dtiembcr 16, i8co. mark.
^fOTICE is hereby given, that the fubferiber
lN has been duly appointed Executor of the lalt
will and teftament of
Nicholas Orff,
late of Waldoborough, in the county of Lincoln,
yeoman, deccafcd ; and has undertaken thattruft
by giving bond as the law diredts.—All perlons
therefore, having demands azainft the eftate of faid
deceatrd, are defired to exhibit the fame for fcttle
ment; and all indebted to faid eftate are requefttd
to make immediate payment.
HENRY OREF, ExtcuToit.
January utb, iSol•
r I ^HE Subfcriber hereby gives notice to all eon
X corned, That having been duly appointed ad
miniftiatix on the eftate of
Jeremiah Merrill,
late of lieeport, in the County of Cumberland,
yeorr.an, deceafed, has taken upon her that truft,
and giyen bond r.5 the law diverts: fh- thcrefoic
rcqtittts all perfons v,’ho are indebted to faid dc
ceaied’s eftate to make immediate payment: and
thofe who have any demands thcreoh, to exhibit
the fame, to LYDIA MERRILL.
TAKE NOTICE,
THAI a further time oi three months is allowed,
▼from the rhiitcenth day of Janu iry inftanr. by the
Judge of Probate lor the county of Lincoln, for the
credi ors to the eftate of .
• ,
Capt. William Lackey,
late of 1 homafton, deceafed. to bring in their claim*.
The com;nifhoner« hereby give notice that they will
attend faid bulinefs at the dwelling houic of Capt. Da
vid Fates Jun. iu faid Thoma'lon on 'he tuft Tuefday
of Febua<y next, and the laft Tuefdays of the two fol
lowing months from two to fix of live clock in the
afternoon.
D AVID KALES, Ton. 7 Ctn'mf
SAMUF.I, M MARTAIN, )>*»/.
Tl vmij!' n, Jji 17. i 8.1.
KhMUY'AU*
William Hud Ton,
JNFORMS hi* friends and the public, that he has
removed from Fore-llrect to one of the brick build
ings m Middle Jireet, near the head of Union Jl net here
he has for laic an alfortmcnt of
Englifh & Weft-India Goods,
Groceries, &c.
Feb. 9, ^
TO THE HONORABLE THE JUSTICES Of 1 HE
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS HOLDEN AT PORT
LAND, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY X>F CU MBER
LAND, ON THE THIRD TUESDAY OF OCTOBER,
IN THE TEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED.
Petition of Edward Oxnard, of faid Portland,
merchant, and Maty Oxnard, wife ol the faid Ed
ward, in her 1 ight, and Daniel Fox, Charles Fox, John
Fox, Sarah Fox, Caroline Fox, Gtoi ge Fox, and Rebecca
Fiemnung Fox, all of laid Portland, heirs of John Fox,
late of laid Portland, Elijuirc.dcccaltd, and minor* under
the age of twenty one ycars.who petition by Sarah Fox,of
faid Portland, Widow, their Guai dian and next friend—
Humbly fhews, that your petitioners are interefted in
and (land feized 111 fee as tenants in common, one moi
ety to the laid heirs of John Fox, and the other moiety
to the faid Oxnard and wife, in her right, of two par
cels of Laud iituated in faid Poitland,- the f!rIt where
of is bounded a9 follows .• begming at a flake Handing in
the northerly lidc of Fore-Street, at the molt eafterly
corner of the lot of Land whereon the laid Oxnard
uOw lives ; thence uorthwellerly by faid Oxnard’s Land
to the mod northerly corner thereof; thence uonk
wclterly by laid Lot to Cod man's Land ; thence by
laid Codmau’s Land northwdterly to Danforth-Street,
thence by faid Danforth’s-Strcet about four rods to
Col. Waite s Land ; thence by laid Waite * Land fouth
eaftcrly twenty rods to Forc-direet; thence bv faid
Forc-htrcet to the tirft bound. The fecund parcel be
gins at a (lake (landing in the northerly lidc of Fore
w?* — 1. f -i r .1 n > #> . r «•• /•
w*» VV. VI l WU3 UtAH lilt lUUUl.UIIUr. UUC III run *
Street; thence northwcftcrly on a courle psraiicl with
Fifli-Street by Air. Kellogg s land, eleven and a ball
rods to a (lake ; thence uofth fifty nine Degrees eall
adjoining laid Kellogg’s Land fix rods to Filh-Stttct ;
thence by laid Filli Street lour rods to land be'ongiug
to Wilhant Widgery Flfq ,- thcuce by laid Widgery s
Land on a couilc fouth Lxty nine degiees weft eleven
and a half tods to a ftakc ; thence fouth twenty two
and a halt degrees eaft feventcen rods and four links to
Fore ftrcct; thence north lilty nine degrees eaft adjoin
ing Fore-fttect to the firft hound .—Am* your f’ctition
trs further Ait i.-. to u they arc intcrcftctl in and ft and
loized in fee as :tn tnts in common with Lucy Grctnlcaf
of Ncwburypoi t, in the county of tlfcx, Widow (one
moiety to the fasd Lucy, one quarter to the laid Oxnard
and wife in her right, and the other quar ei to the laid
heirs ol John Fox) of two other parcels of land iituaved
in laid Portl.-nd ; the In it wheicof is bounded as fol
lows, viz—Ikg niiig at a ftakc Handing in the norther
ly tide olDanlorth firm at the tout her ly corner of land
belonging to the hfcir# of the late Benjamin MuiTey ;
thence north fevenry two degrees and three quarters
weft to Pleafaat-lireet; thence ;>dj imng Pleafaut-ftrcct
two hundred and fijty four feet and three quarter to a
ftakc ; thence luuth Siftrcn degrte* eaft two hundred
and frveuty two feet to Danfort f«-ftiect ; thence adjoin
ing Daiiforth-ll cel to the fir It bound. The fecund par
cel begunng.ua Hake Handing in tlie northerly Hdc of
Plealaiit-ftiTct at thelowther-y lOrr.er of tand belonging
to the heirs of ft id Afulfcy ; thcuce north teventy two
degrees and three quarters weft adjoining to fa d Muf
fey’s Latd^jnc liuudred and fifty feet to a (lake; thence
[ fouth fifteen degrees weft fifty tight lcet to a ftakc ,
thence lbuth fifteen degrees cell to Pfeafant-llrcet ;
thence adjoining laid Plcafaiu-flrcct to the firtl bound.
—And that your petitioners arc dcfmuis uf holding
their faid properties of the above deferibed land in lev- ;
eralty • — Wherefore your petitioner* pray that the two i
lirft deferibed parcels of lanJ may be divided md let
oft* one moiety to the faiil Oxnard and wife, and the
other mo cty to the Did heirs of John Fox ; and that
the two faff deferibed parce s of laud i* iy be d vided,
and one quarter thereof let o!r to the laid Oxnaid and
wife, and one quarter to the laid heirs of John Fox,
to hpld the fame in fevcrally, agreeably to ihc law - in
that cafe made and provided. And as in duty bound
(hail ever pray, bv
SALMON CHASE,
jiltornty Jor tie Petitioners.
AT A, COURT OF COMMON FLEAS FOR THE COUN
TY OP CUMBERDAND, BEGUN AND HOLDEN AT
NEWS LOU CSS TER, IN SAID COUNTY, on THE
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. l8oi.
ON the Petition of Edward Oxn id, and other
entered the la ft Term and continued to this term
whereof the foregoing is a copy—the Court order
That the Petitioners caufe the levcral perfons intereft
ed in faid Eftate, and living within the State, or tha
Attorneys of fuch as are abfent, and have Attorneys
redding within the (late, to be duly notified of faid
petition by ferving them perfonahy with a copy there
of, or leaving a copy at their dwelling Hemic or talk
place of abode, or by infertipg the Jubilance of th«
fame in one or nvorj of the public Ncwfpaper* three
weeks fucceifivcly, the laft publication tef be at Icafl
twenty days before the . la It Tucfday of-March next,
that they may have ©pportuuiry to make their exetp
tion to this Court, then to be hoiden at Po.tland
within and for laid county, to their grunting the fame.
Atrefl,_* FREEMAN, Clerk
At a Court of Common Pitas for the county oj
Cumberland, In gun and ha!Jen at Newfoncejlcr
in faid county, on the fi jl Turf by of 'January,
A. D. i8ci .*
ON the petition of Fttef Thatcher Smith
of Windham, in faid county, Ekqnirc, the vying
that he ih is inter-(ltd as tenant in common with
fijint per loo or perforin to him unknown, in two lev
cral Lots or Parcels of Laud, which, in the divifion
of his late father, the Rev, Thomas Smith’s cllatc,
was let ofi’ to the hens of the late Mrs. Lucy
Saunders, who was one of the children and ht *rs
of faid deceafed ; which Lot* are upon the plan ot
faid divifion (a Copy whereof is annexed to iaid
petition) numbered One and Four; and that he is
ddirous to hold and enjoy Iuh (hire of faid Lots,
beinc two eighths in l'evrr.dly, a d therefore pray
me that partition thereof might be made, and his
(hare fit off and divided from the reft, agreeably
Jo a Law of the Commonwealth palled A. D. 1784,
intitled “ An act for the more eafy partition ot
Lards, or other Real Ffl it.
Ordered, that the petitioner caufe the frveia!
perfons interfiled in-Taid dfate, and living within
the (late, or the attorneys of fuch as aie abfent,
and have attorneys redding within the (late, to be
duly notified of faid petition by ferving them per
fon illy with a copy thereof, or leaving a copy at
their dwelling houfc, orlalt place of abode, or by
inferting the fubrtanw of the lame three weeks
fucet (lively, in one or more of rhe public newfpa
pers, that they may have opportunity to make their
exception to thir. Coupt on the fait Tucfday of
March ntxt, to their granting the lam*.
Audi, SAMUEL FREEMAN, CUrL
. i'jAiNE. it,—tdy vit.Jisj jr. order front t'x ffuK
I) avi d Sewail, e/j. Juip e/the United St,,]
for /aid Diftr:et.—
NOTICE is hereby given, that a l;.
Wei is filed in faid Court by Fredtnei l
DelifJernitr, Collector of flie United Stares for the D r
tncf of Paffamaquady, againft three bales of CARpF*
1NG, and one trunk of MUSLINS & THREADS • >
ledged to Wave been illegally imported into the UnitM
State,-and that a hearing will be had thereon befo!!
fa.d Judge at the next D.firia Court to beholden!!
Pownalbo rough, w ithin the Diftritff of Maine on
tiiii Tuclday of March next.- at which tune and p|ac.e
ail person, concerned may appear and ihew 8aiJc^
any they have) why the above mentioned article,
fhould net be decreed forfeited. 4*
, ISAAC PARKER.,Martha/.
Port, andt Jan. 24, j8oi.
Poll-Rider’s Notice.
THE fubferiber, who rides Port from Portland to
Monmouth (being p. rt of theRcut to Wifcalfet
Dy the way °f Augufta) hereby g.ves notice, that by
he confer of thcfevcral PoAmaAer, on his rout, be
11 ’ ,n lulurc* perform the fame as follows, vk.
l eave Monmouth every Monday at feven o’clock.
a. m and arrive at Portland the next day, viz. od
Tucfday at eleven o’clock, a. m.
Leave Portland every Tutfday at three o’clock f. u
and arrive at Monmouth the next day, viz Wcdnefdav
at ux o’clock, p. m. t '
The next morning another Rider takes the Mail -a
goes on to WifcafTet, and returns to Monmouth on Sat
urdays as ufuai. ** J
Feb. 6,1831. JOHN BLAKE.
Enoch Plummer,
TAKES this method to acquaint the inhabitants of
NetvgUncr/ier and vicinity, that he has taken a
Hiop nearly oppofee Mr. Jenks’ Tavern in faid tawn
where the TAILOR’S BUSINESS will be carried ou it*
all irs branches with neatnefs and d (patch. £verv U
vor in the above line of buiinef* thankfully received.
\iiv\rhucgler, Feb. 9.
Cumberland, if— To tie Henartble Court of Central $ef.
Jmm flit Fact, to L\ bidden at Newgbmtejler, within and
for tut muniy of CmesU inmj, untie frjk 7'ufiey tf 'fa
nusry next,
' PHE petition of Benjamin Spaulding, Abijah
X Buck, Mark Andrews, and Dominion Re
cord, all of Buckfieid, in (aid count}, and others,
tte fubfenbers, humbly fhewnh—That having
great orafion of Viequent ufe of that part of the
County Road which now leads over Hcarfy hill,
fo called, through laid Buckfieid, bv fid experience
hndthe fame to be very bad, more tlpecudly «n
account of its roughnefs and toe extraordinary
i bad hdls over which it extends ; andbemg well ac
quainted with the mike of the land wefterty of faid
toad, are fully .» opinion that by laying'a road
over Bradbury fid!, fo called, the public might be
greatly benefited, viz. by laying it as follows, that
j i* to lay—After following the Counts Road leading
! ftom Mcfes Emery’s to Capt. John Bridgbam’a till
it comes to the place or lomewhcre not far from
tlie piac: where a private way from (aid Bradbury
Hill meets the fame ; from thence to run along by
Mofes Bradbury’s ; and from thence running nor
therly over Biadhury Hill, 1b called, in the inoft
Convenient place, till it comes to the houfe of
Jalhua Keene, jun. ; and from thence continuing
northerly till it mt*rt9the County Road firft mention
ed, within the (aid town of Buckfieid ; in thewhole
about five miles :—Wherefore your petitioners,
humbly pray your Honors to appoint and authorize
a Committee of lofpcihon to view and layout tka
lame, and jmake report thereof to your Honors;
and that the fame mav be accepted, and the faid
piece of road tflabblhcd as a part of the county
read leading through the faid town of Buckfieid—
And your petitioners in duty bound will ever pray.
Dated at Buckfieid the 3«oth day of December,
a. n. 1800.
Benjamin Spaulding, Abijob Buck, Mark Andrews*
Dom.ulcus Record, Benjamin Spaulding, jun Thomas
Allen* A Ivan Ruhenfan* William Tuiktr (by defirt}
Jofab Paris, Abraham Harden* Jahtz Pratt, Ger
Jhom Coir, ll’uham Doth , jun. Jonah Ftbes* Sam
uel Frink, William Smile, Samuel Thomas, John
Warren, Oven Record* Bernard Spaulding, Jofefk
Barrett, Davis Par fans. Join Ranks, Bniami*
Hale, 7.adock Keen, Jnfepb Cade.nZemus Hall, Mala
ebt Bartlett, Nathaniel Back, jaw»
is:i”7,:rlll=:a
At a Court of General SefTioni of tli* Peace for the
county of Cumberland, begun and holden at New
glouccftcr in laid county, ou the Hrft Tuefday oi
January, a u igoi.
ON ihe petition of Benjamin Spaulding and
others, whereof the tortgoing is a copy* the Court
*#cder—That the petifoutr* give public notice
thereof by publiftnng the fame three we.ks i#
jenk$* Portland the lift publication to be
at lea ft twenty days before the laft Tuefday of
March next, tint any ptri'on or per four may appear
at the Court of General Si tlioos of the Peace, theft
to be holdeu at Portland wiih'fi the county aforc
f.dd, ami the a caiifc, if any they have, way til
prayer of (aid petition fliould not be granted.
Acted, SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk.
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