Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-01-01 00:00:00, page 3

Ifp-c.-T.ci.tft ->r4-' v'rf oi the re;;.
Ivins not given * *c no«.*ptpfaitiii
lin.cc ? But Mr. would persuade
: \,S) hut there is very iiitt dirt, mice
howetn Ue arrangomvnt with Mr.
j]r.\kirtt) and the ot It s ol Conned as
Litered in April last ; and that there
hforc the British cannot be justified in
Miih giceitig to the convention entered
in;o with Mr. Ertkuir. Perhaps it
Hoe* not appear so to the English—
Urn! they have a right to consider the
ttTc zU of the two case*, ns well as v.re.
fljut this is not all- Mr. Smirh is here
Lp-jin plunging himself into difficulty.
I For if aur government art of opinion
Pthen: could he very little difference in
Lj,c state of things, whether the ar
l^ngernci.t with M». Eiskine be con
flirinedt or that given up, and the or
tticls of Council as modified in April
jitst (which Mr. Smith attempts ip
Eiiiovr) were to be hi force and regulate
•trail* how call wc approve of the eon
duct of the Cabinet! They are dis-i
f puling about trifles : They have enrar
rJltd with Jackson without cause :
They have pat the peace of the coun
; try at risque, for a thing of indifference
by then* o>\n concession, i no British
» Minister is dismissed, the demands of
bis government s. id io he insolent, in
consistent with our rights and hostile
to our peace—ai:d yet it set ms accor
ding to Mr. Swi ft, that there is little ‘
or na real practical difference between .
the views and objects of the British i
as expressed in the Orders of last A- 1
pri!, and the principles of the conven- ‘
tion nude by Mr. Erakhie,
Rut it is said Mr. Jack son was inso
lent. It is admitted he was not very j
\ conciliating—neither r*us Mr. Smith. '■
[ The insinuations of the latter, as to the j
[ breach of faith in the British govern- ,
ment, are certainly much more palpa
i ble and strong, than those of the form- <
! tr, that our Cabinet were awate My.
£rskinc exceeded hia authoi ify. Mr.
Jacksm is severe. Rut w.is he not
forced to do so, in vindicating Ids own
government from the charges brought
against it by Mr. Smith ? And for one,
i I doBot perceive, that Mr. .Axk*on has
even implied that our government
knrw Mr. Erskine had not further pow
ers than first made known. He mere
ly asseits, those were all his powers :
and then intimates, indeed, that our
Rulers might and ought to have as
certained whether he had more. And
had they acted with caution and pru
i ttence in this stage of the business; the
1 present difficulties had not existed.
I IMPARTIALITY*
I. Several important subjects respecting our
fircign relations are befoi« Congress,
•which will probably be decided upon in a
lew davs. Our wise democrats appear
somewhat at a loss what course to steer.
Bv their experiments and mismanagement
they find the Treasury empty, and the
! .country embarrassed and involved in diffi
culties w:th every f uvign nation. These are
the blessed effects ot enti listing the direc
I tion of our national concerns to jefletaonian
politician}. Ever since these aelfsided pat
riots have had the Wcciideiicy, *ur cornu
a' tier. lias betn growing w.yrse and worse, St
h will continue to be the case so Eng as
this time serving system of policy i» per>is
§ ted in.
Letters from Congress E*W m tha* the
pian of our rulers now is to pr tidbit the
ships and vessels of England an l f : nee
from ente ring the ports of the U. Slates,
i and at the with* time permit a direct trade
in articles of Ameiicnn produce a'ul manu
| faciures only with tho»e nations. '1 e con
i sequences of this moasuie will be, shoul
^ it b'“ carried into effect, to pr* mice a retali
atory system on their pj.rt : then our com
[ mrree will be fcniuhd.ittd—which has uni
[ formly been the object of the leading drtn
ocrats. But it is not believed ttie peoph
•re yet so blind to their own imeresu as u
•ubmit to such a measure.
I Counterfeit Bank B;rh,
The public arc cautioned i^inst Coun
terfrit Bank BdU of Bet kins’ new paten
nereotvfx steel plate, now in circulation. In
addition lo those which have been mention -
ed as being counterfeited, we ha\e seen
*ime of the denomination of three Collars, on
tlie Maine Bank—The impression is much
darker than the true bills, and the words i
**Three Dollars” in small letters rnthej
face of the hill very irregular, and arc t-sdy
detected on comparison.
N B. Mr. Perkins has published guide
fcr detecting counterfeit bills, and any psr
•ot) possessing the same will never he impo-.
\ on. The price of the ** Guide” ts 50 •
| /cuts, a;-id n**y be had at I Ad ax*’ Book- <
Sore, '
, - - 4
J‘ Power" “ No Poavr."
Evens reader of Mr. Giles’s speech niustj
have remarked the following passage :
** What does he tell us are his positive,
power* 1 A power merely to receive and
4cui.-Why, Sir, every gentleman h^re
fi'tsent Las that power ; and indeed every
tioniH-, Sir, has the power lo receive
•A(idiyens ; *od eventiurtly to conclude a
convent on, fcec. Bui, Sir’ the power mere.}
Iy to receive am! disrms, is wird is \'t‘Ty j
i |>roparly called, ami i* in fart, no pozver ” * <
One Philosopher ha* said that Mind is
Povv^r: another that Eloquence is Power; <
another that WeaUf) is Power ; another that
Truth is Power : another that the Sword is •
power ; aitutfw* llntt Influence i* Power, i
&c- Now we must be cominced, upon the
authority of Mr. Giles, that all powers art t
®o powers, and this upon the uUl fashionct* t
principle of believing a Ihuig because it i» *
tumoasihle. 1
Tiie Orator has not been excessively »a' v
buttta uic Ladies iu telling them that the r
ficwer to receive an \ discuss proposal*, and ,
w«. niuallv to conclude a convention, is iu
fact no power. We much mistake, if “ e» -
cry Kdy„ does not consider it an important
j»ovvtr, and one which she would not ex
change even for the laurels that bloom a
round toe brow of Mr. Giles. The Ladies,
we j equine, consider it a power almost e
*. i.tit*#that which they possess in commoa
with other “Sovereigns,*’* of “ prechi
d.njf abused opportunities* by dismissing
a:, srnhassador or correspondent who insults
them with “ gross insinuations.**
NOTE.
* It u'tll be recollected that Mr. Macon once
toasted the Ladies as “ The real Soveteigns oj J
tie United Suites.**
[Freeman's Journal.
A witty advertisement has appeared in
the southern papers otic ring a reward ot j
5VU0 dollars for the discovery of one “ In- J
suit," said to have been sent by one Jackson
to the Hon. the Secretary of State of the
Unitvd States. The bosse comitatus have
been on the c.ui vive after the fellow; but
tbcj have not been able to find any trace ot
him M Giles vd‘ Virginia, has exercised
much ddhgeucc in this unsuccessful search.
Cent.
The t jr test of a citizen to have the law
relating to the elec'ion of Town Odicers
republished, slidl t#e complied with next
week.
In Union, on the 15th ult. Major Josepu j
Muev, aged 45. His remains were car- 1
ned to the ittee'ing-house, preceded bv the ,
Union Light Infantry, and part of the Union
Infantry, commanded by Cant. Williams, ^
in mournmg order, and followed by the fam
ily connections of the deceased, Ins brother
uffieti -n the Trustees of Warren Academy,
• 9 i
(one of whom he had been) and the longest
procession of citizens ever seen m that j
Town. The Ilev. Mr. Hu&c of Warren, ,
addressed the throne of Grace in a very
solemn and appropriate manner, after which
Lite Rev. Mr. True, of Union, deliveied a
very impressive and effecting sermon, ra- *
mark ably well adapted to the occasion.
The procession then moved, in their former
ordsr, lathe “silent mansions of thedead,”
where w th military honors, and heart-felt
grief they do posted the remains.
To those who knew M-i ur Mavet, a de
l ;il of ihe virtues \* lioh adorned hia char
acter wsuld be superflu, us ; hut to those
who knew him not, a c. uracter drawn ex
act!) f • *m the life, would appear the par
tial c » ou uiyr of frien Isiup. Suffice it to
!*.tv, tu t his death excited deep and univer
sal re et, becaoze lie wi» distinguished,
in ill the r latious of life, by the exercise
of t.1 e social and Christian virtues, by those
qu ht.es which command respect, or exci
ted affection and esteem. His eulogy was
written n the countenances of those wiio
followed him to th<* grave.
It worthy of r mark, that Major Mae
ey w»- n oiiicer in the first com; any or
ganizelin toe town, and continued in rcili
tarv commission to the time of his death,
almost nineteen veers.
At North-YuJmcii.h, L'5th N -v. Mr. Paul
Prince, aged 89 years, and six months. He
has left an aged and affectionate widow,
with whom he lived in the bonds of conjo
in1 love 66 years.
In this town,on Saturday l'*®*', Mss Sal
ly Mn.'rj-, aged 27, wi.« of Captain Richard
Motley — I he relatives and liiendsofthe
deceased are requested to attend the fune
ral to morrow, at 3 o'clock, P. M.
mhut'Ms''« •Mar”UM»aaaMBWaana»i. *mrn**m*mm
John Prichard,
TX^ISHES to inform the public that he has
» ' opened a llore at the Hay market, op
pofite the Columbian Tavern, where he offers
for fa1*.
IV. /. Goods iff Groceries.
Fleur—Corn —-Rye—Oats—In
dian and Rye Ivlcal, &c.
Aip—Sboo wt of Live Geefe, Sea Fowl,
Rullia aud Lifbou FEATHERS. All of
w hich he will (ell as low for Cafli or Coun
try Produce, as can be purceafed in the Dif
tnct of Maine, wholesale or retail.
Cajh ia,id for Hatting und Shipping
FURS.
January 1;
0 Commercial Information.
t Sp'tt- Jb Comfulitr Cifpce,
l ‘ Bftnn, ‘iltb Vet 1809.
“PHE underlined Cti.lul of H. C. M. is di
* reeled to inform the Merchants reliding
in his Coufular DiflridL that ail Mufler* of
Veffsl* bound for ary port rf the Dominions
of Spain are todeliverto iheCuftom Htutfe,
a Certificate of origin of the cargo, as before
the peace with England ; the faid regulation
havii g been efubliflied on the Sffl December
1802, not on account of the war that then
exifled with this faid Nation, but as a (lau
ding order to regulate commerce.
JUAN STOUGHTON, Ctmsul,
For the New Eng'and States.
Diffolution of Partnerjhp.
rj^HE Connection or Partnerlhip under the
1 firm of S. 15* J. WYMAN, is this day
diffolved by mutual content. All perfons in
debted to them are informed that their ne
caffuies are furh, that immediate payment
muft be made to them at the (hop they lately
occupied, at the head of F.th Street.
* SA MU EL WYMAN,
JOSHUA WYMAN.
PoetlanJ, Dec SS, 1SCSE__
F ARTICULAR NO PILE.
DAVID STANLEY,
INFORMS his friends and.the public in
i general, that he has taken the (hop lately
occupied bv S 13* J. WYMAN, head of Fith
S reet, where he intends to manufadtuie La
dies’ Cork and Walking SHOES, and Miffes’
TIES, in the neatell manuer. Alp—Gentle
mens BOOTS 15* SHOES made aad mended
a the neat eft and ftrongeft mannerf
D. S folicits the patronage of the inhabi
ar.ts of Portland and the late cuftoraert of
y. ff j. WYMAN. He affures them that
Ivery exertion will be made to pteafe, and
hat punctual attention will be paid to have
work done when praraufed.
Perth**, D;^. -8.
WILLIAM LORD ft Co.
HAVE lately teceived and now liter for
fale at their Store iu pj>t-/ire*t% au addi
tional afl'ortmeut of
Weft-India Goods Id Groceries,
among whieh are—Ku*n ; Brandy ; G.u ;
Cherry; Port, Lifb >n, Sherry and Malaga
Wine.; Hyfon, Hyfou Skm, You: g Hvlon,
Souchong and Bchca Teas, warranted cf tire
hrlf quality ; Loaf Sugar ; white and brown
Havana do.; CclFee ; Chocolate and Chico- 1
a.e Shells, Rice; Starch; Ginger; Pepper;
Atlfoice ; Nutmegs ; Cloves—■’Caffia—boa &
calk llailins—Saltpetre— MoLiles— Cotton—
Sait—mould and dipt Candles—Spermaceti
Otl—Alluni—Cop: eraa— Logwood—Vufttc—
Redwood—7 uy 9 & 8 by 10 Glaf.-Cheefe
— Stone Ware—Crockery and G'.afs Ware—
Bed Cords—Powder and Shot — H'd and 2Cd
wrought Nails—4d, 6d, anti lod cut do.—-Id,
2d, lid, Id, and t'd Brad, and lacks—Steel
Shovel., Ac. Ac. together with a general at
fortment of
Hard Ware Goods ;
All of which they will fell as low as can be
had ellewhere. ,
Po,Hand, Jam. I._(•]»)
New Tears Gift.
TAlxyiLLE ROAD LOTTERY begins
drawing in February next.
Prizes, 1 of 10000 dosl. 50 of IOC D.
1 of 1500 50 of 50
* of J000 50 of 20
4 of 500 200 of 10 Ac.
Tickets, Quarters, and Eighths, in the a
hove may be bad at the Book ftore and Lot
tery Office of
STEPHEN PATTEN,
No. 10, Jones’Row. L
take notice.
VI.L perfons who ftand indebted to the
fubfcriber for their Tan Bui* for the
years 1807, and 1808, *r« hereby notified
that if faid Bill* ate not d fchar^ed within
fifteen days from da e hereof, I tliail levy my
warrant on the r perfons or property to dil
chartre the fame iadifcrimiuately.
* SMITH COBB,
CMe£l*r of faxe* in tin ytan akzve njmtJ.
Portland, January 1, 1810
»
PARTICULAR NOTICE /
THE fubfcriber requeft all perton« indebt
ed to him to make payment before the
l 5th day of Februa y r.ei*—othe wde theii
uotes and accounts will fxftt.wly be left with
an attorney for immediate luit, without dif
crimination.
I PELEG MITCHELL
Fj msuilf Die. 28,
Edward Howe,
OFFERS for fale, at hi* (bop No. I, Tit•
eomk's BuilMngt,
40 pieces BROvVN HOLLANDS, of the
tirft quality
—also —
Upholjiery, Paper-Hangings, Locking
Gla][est 6c.
as ufual. Purtlmd, J*if. 1.
FLAXSEED WANTED. ~
'">ASH and the higheft price vri't be paid
^ for FLAXSEED, by either of the fub
feribers at No. 41, Orangc-freett or back of
108, Orange JL ret, Bofton
DAVID IV-IER,
ARTHUR LANGFORD.
Bji»", Dec. 26, 1809.
JUST received, and for fale at the Book
(tore of
ISAAC ADAMS,
A Journal containing an aecount of the
wrong*, lutTeriugs and neglett experienced
by Americans in France, by STEPHEN CLUB!,
late a prifoner in that Empire, and liberated
by expref* order of the Emperor.
Jjnuiry 1.
Dixville Road Lottery.
CLASS FOURTH
12000 Tickets at 5 dollars each is 60000
dollars
1 prize of IOOOO do'lars is 10000
1 of 1500 - 1500
3 - 1000 - 80*0
4 - 500 - 2000
50 100 - 5000
50 60 2500
50 - 20 - £000
5 )0 10 - 2000
3611 - 7 25508
4003 52508
SubjcEl to m deduction.-*A’ot two
blanks to a prize.
A part of the above prizes will be drawn
in the following order : viz The firft drawn
blank on the third day’s drawing will be en
titled to 500 dolls.
l)o on the 6th, - 500
Do. on the 9th, - 1000
Do. on the 12th, - 500
Do. on the 15th, - iood
r 200 tickets in this,'
, L < chjs from No. l,toi 1000
the 16th, l v> J.20o ^
Do. on the 2lit, - loooo
9 300 tickett, from J
, Do on the 24th, C No *1001 to C 1500
3 No 11300, 3
The Lit drawn number 500
Eve hundred numbers will be conlidered a
da) * drawing and the above capital prizes
determined accordingly
The drawing flhall commence iu Bofton, in
February next ; the prize of IOOOO do'lars
(hall be paid in ninety days—thole over 100
dollars iu iixty days—all Others in thirty days,
in hilts ufua'ly current in Maiiachufetis and
Ncwhampfhire
Tickets will rife to 5 D 50 C. fifteen days
previous to the drawing—Prizes not demand
ed iu one year will not be paid, but confid
cred a gratuity to the u >j-d of the Lottery.
ELIJAH H Vl.L, 3
JOSEPH *3KERMAN, Jr.> Manners.
TiMOPHY DIX, Jr. 3
Dec. • 809.
dickers and Quarters in the above Lottery
for lale at the i>ook Hole of
lisAAC ADaMS.
NOTICE / 1
^p!IE Portland Mating Society, a*e requeued1
-*■ to meet at Columbian Hall, flit Evening,
at 7 o'clock, for fnecia! bufcnefs.
* I; WOODMAN, Sei'y.
January 1, 1810,
FOR SALE,
At No 18, Union Whaf,
ONE b.’i’e real Madrafs HANDKER
CHIEFS, of a very fuperior quality,
January 1.
stop -rhie FT.’ 7 |
Thirty Dollars Reward.
ON the 20th of December l&ft,one JA MES
MASON, dole from the Pab*e of of the
fubferiber in Portland, a BAY HORSE, about
ten years old, lhort taib crooked nofe, and a
natural, faft trotter. Also, at the fame rime,
one SADDLE BRIDLE. Said Mafon
appeared to be aged about thirty two years,
and has a fiogular look with his eyes, and re
iembies in his appearance and manners one of
But rough't gang of counterfeiter t. W hoever wi 11
fecure laid thief, fo that he may be punlfhed
ana the owner recover his Horfe, Saddle and
Bridle, fhall be entitled to the above reward,
T. SIMONTON.
January 1, 1810
for] sale] ~
IN Falmouth, on good terms, twenty acres
of good LAND, wiih Timber a»d Wood,
and a Mill Privilege on Duck Pond ftream,
running through the fame, known by the
name of Crouk’s lot. For particulars inquire
of THOMAS SAWYER.
Falmouth, Jan. 1, 1810
1>HE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned* that llie has luen duty
appointed and ha# taken upon herfelf the
truft of admiuiflratriz on the eftate oi
SAMUEL COBB,
late of Portland,in the couniy of Cumberland,
houlwrighr, defeated, by giving bond as the
law direiJU-She therefore requcfts all per
fom who are indebted to the faid dectalcd’s
eftate, to make immediate payment; a.in thul'e
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
I fthe ame to * IARAH COI-Ii,
| &k. *7, ISO#. l)
[
CINCINNATI.
rr*HE ftanding Committee of the Society of
Cincinnati of the Commonwealth of
Maflachufetts, in conformity to a Vote of »be
Society, hereby give public notice to the Wid
ows and Orphan* of deceafed Members, and
to fuch of their Brethren who are reduced to
necetfitous circumftances, that application for
reiief may be made on or befote the fecond
Monday of February enfnitig, to the Standing
Committee, or any individual thereof ; who
will meet for the pnrpofe on faid day, ia the
Exchange Coffee house, at 11 o’clock forenoon.
The names ot the Standing Committee are
as follows:
Hon. Gen. Lincoln, Hon. tVm.Eufiis,
Do<£l. D, Townsend Gen yohm IVirJLw,
Jibsi Callender, Efq. Capt. Adams Bailey,
Cel. Pof kins. Col Tudor,
M*aj. D y<ukson, Maj Caleb Gibbs,
DoCt. y<>bn Hart, Capt. Robes t H'illtams
Capt. Framis Green, Capt. Wns Andrews,
Capt, Sm'l Asmdrong, Capt. B. Dana,
Capt. Benj Eaton, Capt. y. 'Job moss,
Capt. Thomas Hone, Ml*. S' Ef ims.
Capt. y. Clark,
DAVID TOWNSEND, Sec'y.
Bojfion. Dec. 15th, 1809. [71]
THOMAS FOLSOM,
|1 ESPF-CITULLY inform* his Friends and
*the Public that he has taken and im
proves as a House of Public Entertainment, that
central and commodious fruition in Maine
Street, Postland, which was formerly occupied
bv Mr. Caleb GraJJam, called the COI.UM
B1AN-TAVERN Thofe Gentlemen, whc
may favor him with their cuftom, will flu*
every attention paid to their accommodation
Mr. Folsom confidently flatters himfelf, tha
his unremitting endeavors to give fati»fadliot
to his Guefts will procure him the approba
tion and patronage, which ce is ambitious o
meriting. Dee 25
Sheriff’s Sale.
Taken by Execution and to be fold ai
Public Au&ion, on MONDAY tht
22d day of January next, at 11 o'
clock A. M. at the AuElion Room oj
Eleazer Grcely, FiJh-Jlreety Port
land—
A LL the Right in Equity which Johc
1"*■ Thacher has iu redeeming the following
deferibed mortgaged Real Eftate, iituated ii
faid town of Portland, and bounded as fol
lows:—via. Beginning at the weflerly cor
ner of a lot of land Lemuel Weeks purchaf
ed of the heirs of Willwm Houfton i thenc<
running northeafterly 100 feet to a ftake
thence nonhweflerly thirty three and an hal
feet to land belonging to Samuel Colby
thence by laid Colby’s land, fouthwefterly tt
the ftree:; thence by the ftreet foutheaflerlj
to the firft bound—with the Dwelling H">uf<
thereon ftanding—referving ten feet as a paf
lage way in common bat ween this and iau
Colby’s lot. The above deferibed premife
having been twice mortgaged, firft to Thom
as Beck, to fecure the payment of 460 dol
lars and interell, withiu 6 months from thi
4th day of September, 1789, it being th<
date of faid mortgage Deed—And fecond tt
fecure the payment of 1OO0 dollars withir
feven years from the 4th day of May >803
it being the date of a mortgage deed given tt
Lydia Jones Terms at the fale.
yOSEPH M. GEPRISH, D'y Sheriff
Dec etn her 28
Equity of Redemption.
Cumberland, ss —
Taken by Execution and to be fold at
Public Vandue% on MONDAY tht
turiity ninth day of January next, at
two of the clock, P. M. on the prem
ife s—
\ LI. the Right iu Equity of Redemptirfh,
d which James Ranine has in and unto a
certain parcel of mortgaged Real Eftate, fru
ited in Falmouth, iu faid county, vir.. Mac
key* Ifland fo called, now iu poffeihon and
occupanoo of laid James Ranine, wuh all the
buddings thereon ftanding, privilege* and *p
nurtenanccs thereto belooeing.
EZRA GIBBS, D. Sheriff.
Falmouth, Dec 29, 180°.__
SHER IFFY SALE.
Taken cn ifejceciitim and tinh be f JJ at
Ft bite jfudhon, at h. G JtM£ZT'j
Office, oh MONDAY next, Jdhua
ry <Jt,
A N luvr.ice of ENOI I'H GOOC3. r-) fif.
^Ating ol Broadclodu, Kerio mrrei, Kerb y#.
Plaint, Swaiddowns, Baires, 1 anttels, M ai*
loon*, Duranu, Bofnb»z*<.u, Rufi'ells, Cabman
coes, Velvets, Calicct', Dimotie*, Cambric,
Mullin, Furnitu e, Bandanna#, fiik Shaw,'*,
Cotton and Worbed Hofe, fearing i- Ik,
Thread, Twift, Bfc. Term* at the fale. Sale
to commence at 9o’clock a. m.
Anto—On TUKADAY next, at the ftor*
formerly occupied by JOHN THATCHER
t5* CO m Middle ftreet, a quantity of
Well-India Gc&ds and Groceries.
Conf)ft*rsg of Rum, Brandy, Gin, Tea*, Cof
fee, fugtr, Molafles, Wines, ialt, Crate#, Wf.
isft. Terms at the fale—ta* e to commence
at 9 o’clock, A. M.
Per Order,
Seth Mitchell, Deputy-Sheriff*
Dec 28, UK 9 ___
Enoch Moulton,
j Nj. 8, Jones' Pun,, fijbftreet,
HAS juft received by the Packet, from
Liverpool, a hand Come aftortnuat of
Plated and Japaned Ware, Jewelry^
(5V. &V.
PLATED WARE.
Elegant Cruet Frames—Candleftick#,
Tea Pots—Sugar Baton# & Cream Pou,
Soup Ladles—Fifh Knives,
Snuffer# and Trays,
Table aud Tea Spoons, &c. Ac. f
TAPANED WARE.
* Elegant cream ground gold bordered Wai
ters,
Pad and black ground do. do.
* Bread and Knife Trays,
Cheefe and Snuffer do.
i Britannia Tea Tots—Tumbler*, &c. Satt
| MILITARY ARTICLES.
Gilt and plated mounted SwcrtU,
I Saddle FiftoU,
White and yellow Epaulet*,
do. do. Chords
do. do. Pruffian Binding,
- Crimfon Saflie*,
Military Plumes, elegant and commom
JEWELRY.
Black and Pearl fetBroaches,
do do Finger Rings,
Plain Broaches and Rings,
Hair Ear Hoops,
do Biaceletts, various patterns,
Gold Ear Hoops, Knobs, and Du»p*,
do Watch Chain*, Seals, aud Keys,
Tortoife Shell Combs,
Coral Beads
CUTLERY.
Table Knives and Forks,
Penknives—Scifi'ars—Steel Snuffer*,
Saddle and Chaife Whips,
Conflantly on hand, Silver Ladies, Ta
ble aud Tea Spoons, of the moft faffiiocable
patterns.
Gold Necklaces,
Pocket Books, and Purfes, &c. fee.
(3* Hair Work, of all kinds executed witW
, neatnefs and difpatch.
He has in addition to the above, almoft et
1 ery article in the Jewelry 3t Fancy line, gen
erally in ufe—which will be difpofod ot on
terms that cannot fail to meet the views of
1 purchasers;
f u3* He ba* for fa!e, ** Odoriferous HON
EY WATER, for clearing pe-fumimg,tbLktrirg%
frergtbehing and preVeuting the hair from
TURNING GRXY ”
Aij'o— genuine ESSENCE of LEMON—To
gether with fome celebrated COLD CREAM,
’ which cleanfes, fofiens and beauiif.es the
complexion.
r TertianJ, Dec. 4. (tf)
\X TE the fubferibers, appointed by the
’ ' Hon. Samuel Freeman, F.fq Judge cf
Probate, of Wills, IT1*. within the coir ty of
Cumberland, to receive and examine the
1 claims of creditors to the efface of
1 SAMUEL WHITMORE, JUN.
late of Gorham, in faid county, gentleman,
decerned, reprefeuted infolvem, give notice
that a further time of two months from the
ISth iuffant, is allowed to faid credror? to
exhibit aud prove their claims, and that the
fubferibers v/ill attend for that }urpefe, at
| the office of Jot. Adcmc, in faid Gorham, on
r Tuefdav and Wednesday the fixteenth and
feventeeuth of Jahuary next, from two til! fit
o’clock in the aftern‘H>n of each of faid da;*.
I LOTH HOP LEWIS 7
J01. ADAMS 5 Cm-tfW*
Gorham, Dec. 19, 13(9., (J 1)
*THE fubferibers hereby givfc public yioeice
* to all concerned, that they have hern
*’ duly appnin*ed and have t/ken upon them
* fetves the tiufk of executors of the lad wiH
1 teftameut of
JAMIS WEF.fcS,
late of Portland, iu the couoty of Cnmher
lacd, ma-iner, dectaleti, by giving bond as
the law directs :—They therefore.reqtw ft >U
perfon* who are indebted to the faid itccesf
ed’s eftate, to make immediate payment j. a-.d
ihofe who have any demands iUreou, it*, ex
hibit the tame for lettlemei't tc>
LEMVEL WEEKS. 7, •
£br.NCMAtV, J ***•*’'
Perth** Dec. 9, 1dC9 ' \**n I)
A farm for sale,
IN the tr»v.n of Falmouth, iu the county of
Cumberland, confiding of one hundred and
fire acres ol f and, oJ wincll tlsirty is Interval,
and lying on Prefuaipicot Hirer, ami hve
miles from the lOwncf Portland, aud on the
poll road that lead* from lbartWmd to Augufta,
and into many of the hare towns. Said farm
is couecnbtntly fs ua ed Lot a Public Hntjie,
with a laig'j t*o ftory Hi uL sud Barn, with
out houfe*. The (Oil t>* i'ai.l farm is iulario*
to non*.—►Icquiie cf
OLIVER WINSI.0W.
On. it. (t.r.)
OTICK it here' * V'V **. that rb- • ♦W »i.
I L ' her ba* been u,i v appyin'ei ; uadiaii of
THANKrut Wi*c, ot Typ, m iu the couuty
of Liucoln, *w» < > ar,d taken upm*
h mrdf that fruit by tf vu g boud* as the law
direct* —and all perfota* havus* demand* usv
r>v -he of fi e faid non cnrpw, *re i e»
qitired »o * i!. 'as ti e fame, and at! yarL.n- m
d* toted to iht .*mi eihiteaf f ca>.,d vj i n tomake
peymeff to fee's u HiMittv, ^**'<1' •-u^*
on V, lSs-9