Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-07-02 00:00:00, page 4

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j>/x/ <fa',r to Ifuff Cor j Ap-Jlk.a*\ f.
FniMVf.f s i u t »■ r,
I.IAS jtifl r -cf /cd :n ailvrtmer.t of li t* beft
A •* fuperfi-ie and (ne
I'roa id ihs, Gojj'imr*cs+ &c.
of the moft fafhionable colors ami latift im*
pnrtat ' :>n«
Likewije—I; an aflbrtment of Fancy and
o*hrr ' llrA JSTC OA TJSG S,
as rannot fait to accommodate :.»e greateft
ctmtioiflnirx in drefs.
He has aifo an afTortmcnt of Trimming*—
which, together wiih his Cloths, will be fold
j»h low »s can be purchafed in town.
The bulincfs of a
TAILOR,
h executed at t!ie above fhop in all its vari
ous brandies, ia a faithful and expeditious
manner.
Oeut'cmen either in town or country hav
ing commands for any thing in the line of;
his proMlion, m y be accommodated at a ;
ihart notice, and on terms that cannot fail to
give fatisfadion.
PortlanJ, June 25. (f>w')
LYMAN, MALLORY & CO.
/.aw, Tlmiogicti, t5* Clufjital Book'ellert,
Infurance Building*, Exchange-St reel,
HAVE juft received a valuable addition 10
their former alfortment of BOOKS, coo
iiumeroui to lptcify in an Advertiiement.
People in town and country are refpedftilly
invited to cal! and fee. Orders for public and
private Libraries executed with dilpatch, on
t^e moll liberal terms.
N. B Our friend* and the public are here
by informed, that our late elegant Edition of
Newton** Works, Vol, 1. is uow bound & rea
dy for fale
Port .an l, 2 ZtL Jute, 1810.
Wx) /mu bound an Umbrella ?
T OST on the Gth inft, between Exchange
J ilrcet and Vaughan's Bridge, a new hlk
i'MBdELLA--Whoever has found, and rviU
i;a*>e it at tLe Gazette UJ/i.e, JhM be rewarded
for their trou >/e. June 18.
William MVLelian, Jun.
A a. 1 I, J'trt* i‘. R'jU), Fnib.w^c—Jhtet,
II AS juft received, is now opening for
lale a haudlonu atfbrtment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
which he invites purchafers to call a*J tee for
tbem'etwt. JUlie j8
COW WANTED.
'WANTED, a good NEW MILCH COW,
for rvbitl Cajo will be paid.—Enquire if
t be Punter. Jumr 18.
N011CE.
rj'HE Stockholder of the Mala Turnpike
*• Affixation, are hereby notified that their
Annual Meeting will be holden at the office
of WooDBi'Rr StOABA, jun. in Portland, on
Tueldav the third day of Ju'y next, at three
o’clock in the afternoon, for the following
purities :—viz
* !t. To choofe a Moderator or Chairman.
2d. To choofe feven Directors for the en
fning vear.
3d. To choofe a Treafurer and a Clerk for
the year enfuing.
WOODBURY STORER, Jvs. Clerk.
Po.lland, June 18, 1810.
Taken for taxes, and mill be fold at
Public h endue, on AfOPd I) Al\ the
23d of July next, at five o'clock P.
AI. on the prernifes,
CO much of Nathaniel Freeman’* Land, or
^ Hay on faid land a* will pay the taxes and
roll. Said land adjoins !an«l belonging to
Abner Bag'cy, in Cape Elizabeth.
E DYER, 2d, CM. Cor.
Cape Elizabeth, June 16, 1810.
Wanted to bargain for a Brig** Frame, or
part of a Frame, about 155 tons burthen, for
which Calh will be given.
EZEKIEL & CALEB DYER.
Cape Eiizibtth, Jane 18. *
150 Barrels of frelh Baltimore
HA JR—for fale by
Dagger h Deane,
at their Bake Houfe in Union fi.eet.
Portland June 18.
Joleph Proctor’s Will.
N OTICE i- hereby g ven, that the laft Will
and Feltamem of JOSEPH PROCTOR,
late of Durham, in the county of Cumberland,
veoman, decealed, has been prelented to me
* >r Pr* bate, by Elizabeth Pmcior, the Execu
trix therein named, and rhat the third Wed*
uefdav of July next, at ten o’clock a. m. is af
ligne to take proof of the fame, at a Court
of l roba*e then to be holden at the Houfe of
Mr. Serb Mit.hell, Innholder in Northyar
moutv in fa id county, when and where all
perfons concerned may be preleut to fhow
carle, if any they have, why the faid Will
iliould not be approved and allowed
Dat-* * Portland, tit thirteenth Jay of June,
A D. \
iSjiiif FREE MAN, Judge of s' J Court.
William Gibbs’ EftateT
VT OTICK n hereby given, that Andrew
^ Twomlf, furvivi Admiuiltrator on the
eflate of WILLIAM uIBBd, late of Poland,
in the county of Cumberland, yeoman, dcceaf
rd, has exhibited to me a fecund account of
admiaillratiflu on laid eftate ; and that the
fame will be conlidered at a Probate Court
I» be ho*den at the Office of John Frothiug
ham, tlq at Portland, on the lccond Wed
nelday of Ja y next, when and where the
Heirs of laid decealed and all concerned may
be prefent to make their objections to the
fame if any they have.—Dated at Portland,
June 15, 1810. •
SAM. PR EE BIAS, Judge of s'J Caurt.
rr*HE fu'jscriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that llie has been duly ap
pointed and ha.« taken upon herielf t.,f trull
of Aduuuiftratrix on the eltate of
SIMON DAVIS,
late of iVmou’h, in the coanty of Cumber
land, yeoman, deceaf<u,by giving bond as the
lav/ direct*—file therefirc tecuesttall perlcn
who are indebted to the laid deceafeds ci
trate to make immediate payment; and tbofe
vrhohave anv demaods thereon, to exhibit t!*e
fvT® to PEPS IS DA i 75.
June li, 13 50. ,
* ’ Mil. WJ5II'TORUS •
MODI; Ol WiUTING.
MH. V RILFOIU) respectfully gives no
; tire, that he proposes lo teach the Art of
WHITING, in this t ;*.ce, assisted by Mr
Utc.i 'm>n l>. By ills method, persons ot
suitabb age, and comm, n capacity, m~iy ac
quire a f,ir, correct hand, by the use of 12
Jixachrs, one and half hour each.—Mr. VV •
has instructed in the principal towns anil
cities of the United States, to the approba
tion of the most respectable.
Specimens of improvement and other cre
dentials will be ottered.—For further partic
ulars, apply to Mr. Richmond, at Columui- i
art Hall.
N. B. In order to accommodate all, a
School will be opened in the Evening—and
I.»<lies will be waited upon at their houses.
Portland, June 18, 1810.
CERTIFICATES.
Newbury port, Match 15th, 1810.
We the subscribers, having received sat
isfactory evidence, that Mr. Wrifford is
a gentleman of respectable character ; and
an extraordinary teacher in the art of Wri
ting— «upported in his pretensions, by men
of tue first talents ami respectability, and
having seen specimens of most extraordina
ry improvement, made bv some of his pu
pi’ii this town, are induced to recommend
to the inhabitants of New bury port, that they
avail themselves of his instructions during
his stay among us.
Nicholas Pike, Jeremiah Nelson,
William Bartlet, Thomas Carter,
Isaac Adams, James Morse,
Seth Sweetser, John Batch,
Stephen Holland, John Andrews,
Daniel Dana, Edmund Bartlet,
Samuel Tenny, Joseph Balch,
Samuel Brown, Benjamin Clanin
William Davis, John Peabody,
Jonathan Gage, Joseph Dana.
FROM HARVARD COLLEGE.
** We, the subscribers hereby certify*
that Mr. Abki. Wrtfford, who profe»ses
to teach the Art of ffrri mg, in an elements*
ry and systematic manner to a certain ex*
tent, in the short space of about a fortnight*
has fulfilled i. s engagement relative ti> all
cur children whom lie lias instructed, to our
entire satisfaction, that his conduct while in
this place, a period of nearly three months,
and mostly in one or the other of our fami
lies, merits our approbation ; and that we
cordially wish bin* success in this useful line
of business.'*
Eliphalet Pearson, Caleb Cannet,
Samuel Webber, Benj. Waterhouse.
FROM GENTLEMEN OF BOSTON.
“ Mr. Wrifford having exhibited to us
satisfactory evidence, that by his method of
instruction, he is able to teach persons to
write a fair and handsome hand in a much
shorter time than is usually spent for that
purpose, we cheerfully recommend him to
our friends, as possessing peculiar talents
for the art lie professes.”
Theophilus Parsons, H. G. Otis,
Dudley A. Tyng, Stephen Higginson,
John Lathrop, Samuel Stillman,
John T. Kirkland, William Emerson.
JUST RECEIVED—avd for sale at
Stephen Patten’s Book Store,
Ro. 10, yonca’-Roxo, Exchange Street,
A supply of Original
Family JMedicines,
Prepared by Michael i.ee 5c Co. Balti
more : Which have been in high estima
tion and general use throughout the United
States, for upwards often years.
LEE’S
Worm-Destroying lozenges.
A medicine which for safety, efficacy and
extensive usefulness is not equalled.
Among the symplons attending Worm*
are disagreeable breath, especially in the
morning—bad and corrupted gums—itch
ing in the nose and about the seat—convul
sions, epileptic tits, and sometimes priva
tion of speech—irregular appetite, some
times loathing food, & sometimes voracious
—purging, with slimy and foetid stools—
vomiting—large and hard belly—pains and '
sickness at the stomach—pains in the head j
a.ut thighs, with lowness of spirits—slow '
fever, with smalt and irregular pulse—a dry '
cough—excessive thirst-sometimes pale
and unhealthy countenance, and sometimes
the Lee bloated and Hushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptom should have immediate recourse
to Lfli's Worm-Destroying Lozenges,
which have constantly been attended with
success in all complaints similar to those
above described.
This medicine, which is as innocent and
mild as it is certain and efficacious in its op
eration, cannot injure the smallest infant,
should no worms ex»stin the body—but will
without j».\m or griping cleanse tne stomach
anti DowoLof whatever is foul or offensive,
and thereby prevent the production of
worms, and many Utal disorders
an ounce of ftrevention is north fiouncls
of cure.
For the prevention and cure o: Billious and
Malignant Fevers, is recommended
Lee's Anti-Billious Pills.
j The operation ol these pills is perfectly
' mild—as to be u-ed with safety by' per
sons «n every situation, and in every age.
They are excellently adapted to carry off
sunt i Hu«/us Inie, *nd prevent its morbid se
cretions—to restore and amend the appe
tite, pr • >*’ tcc a free perspiration, and there*
. by prevent colds, which are often of fatal
' contequ mccs—a uo-*? never fails to remove
' a cola, if taken on its first appearance.
ftiey are cel *n-ated for removing h.miiual
i c Mtivenes-—>ickn.**s of the st omach and
| severe h a l-ach— nd ought to be taken by
J all persons on a change ol climate.
The* hare been found remarkably effica
I clous in presenting and curing disorders at
tendant on long voyages, and should be
procured a.id carefully preserved lor u*e
oy every seaman.
i Let V Infallible Fever and Ague Dr o’us.
i For the cute of Agues, Remitted and In
termitted Fevers.
Thousands can testify of their being cu
red by ihe»e Drops, after the bark and ev
ery other medicine have proved ineffectual.
Not more than one in a hundred have had
j . *tv ta1- r ovc ' n ^ tct fttx
| !jr rs mn halt a bottle.
! Lcc s 8 ."reign Oiti! men' Jor 'he It eh i
I A preparation winch h>r pleasanwe* |
I case, sal t) and expedition, gives place »»
| application whatever—fire from mercu
i ry, or any pernicious ingredient, and un it
[ tended with that troublesome *'V» torrueii
ung inurt which generally accmnpatii’ •
other medicines, prepared for tin; s»H"
ptivpn-e. This vegetable remedy is so wild,
vet efficacious that it may he used with the
j utmost safety on the most delicate pregnant
luily, or on a cliild not a wet k. old.
Lee's genuine Persian Lotion,
So celebrated among the fashionable
lliro’oul Europe as an int-.luablc cosmetic,
perfectly innocent and safe, free from c >r
rosi\e and repellent minerals, (the b.sis
of other lotions) and of unparalelled efrica
cy in preventing and removing blemishes 1
in the face and skin, of every kind, particu
larly freckles pimples, j its after small |>o\,
inflammatory redness, scurfs, letters, long
worms, sun burns, prickly beat, pntmature
wt inkles, he. -
Lee's genuine Eye-Water,
A sovreign remedy for all diseases of the ,
Eye, whether the effect of natural weakness
or of accident, speedily removing mtluin- ;
mations, defluxions of rheum, dullness, itch
ing, and films on the eyes—never tidi ng
to cure those maladies which frequently
succeed the small pox, measles and levers,
and wonderfully strengthening a weak
sight. Hundreds have experienced its ex
cellent viriues when nearly deprived ct
sight. -
Let's Corn Plaister.
An infallible remedy for speedily remov
ing Corns, root ind branch, without giving
noiu _
I
Tooth-Ache Drafts.
The only remedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief, in. the
most severe instances.
Lee's Genuine Essence 1$ Extract of
Mustard,
A safe and effectual remedy for Acute
and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Rheum
atic Gout, Palsy, Lumbago, Numbness,
White-Swellings, Chilblains, Sprains,
Bruises, Pain, in the Face and Neck,
&c.
The experience of many ages and the
testimony of the ablest madical practition
ers from an early period to the present
time, agree in ascribing to Mustard very
powerfully and singular virtues—in every
case were the necessity of attenuating and
dispersing remedies are indicated, while
the inflammatory state of the system forbids
the use of medicines of a heating quality.
Mustard is eminently useful, and vastly su
perior to any other drug.
The Essence and Extract of Mustard,
contain the whole virtues of the plant con
centrated in a small compass, entirely di
vested of that acrimony, which renders its
external application so inconvenient in a
crude stite : likewise rejecting those inert
and useless parts which compose the chief
of its bulk, and render tiic necessary dose
so large as to be extremely nauseating to
the stomach—by which means every incon
venience is obviated in these medi
cines. —
LEE's ELIXIR,
A sovreign remedy for Colds, obstinate
Coughs, Asthmas, Sore Throats, and ap
proaching Consumptions. To parents who
may have Childieti alflicted with the Hoop
ing Cough.
This discovery is of the first magnitude,
as it affords immediate relief, checks the
progress, and in a short time entirely re
moves the most cruel disorder to which
children are liable ; the Elixir is so perfect
ly agreeable, and the dose so small, that no
difficulty arises in taking it.
Lee's Grand Restorative
Is recommended as an invaluable medi
cine for the speedy relief and permanent
cure of various complaints which result
from dissipated pleasures—juvinile indis
cretions—residence m climates unfuvoiirble
to the constitution—the immoderate use
of tea, frequent intoxication, or any other
destructive intemperance—the unskilful
or excessive use of mercury-the diseas
es peculiar to females at a certain period of
life, bad lyings in, &c.
And is proved by long and extensive ex
perience,to be absolutely unparalleled in the
cure of Nervous Disorders ; Consump
tions ; Lowness of Spirits ; Loss of Ap
petite ; Impurity of Blood ; Hysterical Af
fections ; Inward Weakness; Seminal
Weakness ; Flour albu* (or whiles) ?
Barrenness ; Violent Cramps in the stom
ach and back ; Indigestion ; Melancholy ;
Gout in the stomach ; Pains in the limbs ;
Relaxation; Involuntary Emissions; Ob
stinate Gleets ; In potency, &,c.
The Indian Vegetable Sficctfic
For the cure of Venereal complaints.
Those Medicines having come into gen
eral use, they are frequently purchased not
only by Druggists, but by country Store
keepers to sell again-in order that the
purchasers may be confident thev have the
original genuine Medicines, wherever
they purchase they have but to observe,
that every article of Medicine has on the
outside wrapper, the signature of the ,
proprietors,
MICHAEL LEE Cf Co.
late Richard Dee & Son.
The above Medicines are also for sale by
\v. W inchester,
next door above Messis. How &. Evans',
Middle-street.
rJ-'HE fubferibers have formed a connection
in bufinels under the firm of
Lancaiter & Whitney.
THOSt LANCASTER, Jix.
JOSEPH WHITNEY.
Limerick, June 1 9, 1810.
(V? new taver n.
rTMfE lublcriber refpedtfully informs his
A friends and the pubhek, that he has re
commenced keeping a Tavern on Erunfivuk
plain,a few lods weft of the fituation w here
he iorrcerly K.epr. 1 his houie is new and
convenient, and every attention will he paid to
cullomers to render their ftay pkal'aut and
' fatisfadtory.
JOHN DUNNING.
J'rtrftrUk, Ajar cl T9 ,vj
I
BEEF y FORK- 1
, Bob Mefs No I, No 2 A 3 BEEF,
lot) .iff bbt«. Mels and No. 1 do.
—also—
Bo^c Vidlirg, Navy Mefs & No. I PORK,
/it No. 3, Central Fctv.
J. Richardfon. „
M y *1.
Wailh’* Pamphlet,
Sf%onJ Edition.
"pHIc/dav is publiflted by LYMAN, MAI.
*■ LORY & CO. Injut ante Butlaingr, price
87* cents in Boards,
A l tie ■ on the Genius and Diffttions of the
French Government, including a view of the J Cl
arion of the French Empire. AdrirelTed to a
friend, by an American, recently returned
from Europe.
This important and highly interefting Poli
tical Work, went through four editions in
London, in Ief3 than fix weeks. June 25.
JFATCHES REPAIRED.
A LL kinds of WATCHES revifed and
* * corredled, as ufual, by
josiah lovis.
K« 10, Exchange fit eett formerly ffjb Jlreet.
Portland, June 25.
| MERINO SHEEP.
' p ORNELJUS COOLIDGE & Co. are re
j criving by various Vcffe’s bound to this
i and toe neighbouring ports, about Forty gen j
ilime full blooded Merino Sheep, {hipped by Wm. |
Jervis, efq. U. S. Conful at Lijbm, and war-1
1 ranted equal to any ever imported into this
country, “ having been culled from the flocks
in Spain, by an experienced agent, fent ex
prefsly for that purpofe.” This aequifition
enables them to offer for SALE of HIRE,
20 Full blooded Rams, 10 do. do. F.7ves.
On eafy and advantageous terms Applica
; tions to be made at No. 53, Long Wharf , Bofton
June 25.
PORTLAND HAT MANUFAC
TURING COMPANY
^IThbreas at the late Seffion of the General
Court, an adl was paffed for incorpora
ting a Company by the name of
The Portland Hat Manufacturing
Company ;
in conformity to which adt, the Members of
faid Corporation are hereby notified to meet
at the Office over Meffrs. How and Evans’
Store, in Middle-Street, on Monday the fee
ond day of July next, at four o’clock, in the af
ternoon.for the purpofe of choofing Directors,
l Secretary and Agents for faid Company, and to
a& on fuch other bufinefs as they fhall think
proper.
By order of the Committee,
Jofliua Shaw.
N. B A general and pundtual attendance is
requeued:
Portland, June 25, 1810:
01 ICE is hereby given to the Proprie
*" tors of the Tenth Turnpike Road New
Hampfhire, who have not paid their fixth af
felTment of four dollars, on each fliarc, that
laid lharet will be fold at Public Auction, at
the dwel!ing-houfe of Abel Crawford, on
faid Grant, on Tuefday, the feventh day of
Auguft next, at ten of the clock A. M. un
lels prevented by previous payment.
DELINQUENT SHARES.
*?*?*?*?*?
£• «2 tm to to
5j $ * *
I •% JJ 2 2 r*
J1 H 5 H 5
f *
D. D. D. D. D.
\ 31 4 205 4 292 4 326 4 I 363 4
32 4 206 4 293 4 327 4 | 369 4
53 4 207 4 294 4 328 4 370 4
34 4 208 4 295 4 32fl 4 371 4
81 4 209 4 296 4 330 4 372 4
82 4 210 4 297 4 381 4 373 4
83 4 211 4 298 4 340 4 374 4
84 4 212 4 299 4 341 4 375 4
89 4 213 4 300 4 342 4 376 4
90 4 214 4 301 4 343 4 381 4
91 4 215 4 302 4 344 4 382 4
92 4 216 4 303 4 345 4 383 4
94 4 217 4 304 4 346 4 384 4
95 4 218 4 205 4 347 4 385 4
96 4 219 4 306 4 348 4 387 4
127 4 220 4 307 4 349 4 383 4
128 4 221 4 SOS 4 350 4 389 4
130 4 222 4 309 4 351 4 390 4
131 4 223 4 310 4 352 4 434 4
192 4 224 4 311 4 353 4 464 4
i 133 4 225 4 312 4 354 4 465 4
142 4 226 4 313 4 355 4 466 4
143 4 227 4 3t4 4 356 4 467 4
144 ,.4 228 4 SIS 4 357 4 468 4
)48 4 241 4 316 4 358 4 469 4
149 4 242 4 317 4 359 4 485 4
i 150 4 243 4 318 4 360 4 486 4
151 4 244 4 319 4 361 4 490 4
152 4 245 4 320 4 362 4 491 4
P53 4 246 4 321 4 363 4 492 4
154 4 272 4 322 4 364 4
155 4 273 4 S23 4 ’ 365 4
156 4 274 4 324 4 1 366 4
204 4 275 4 325 4 j 367 4
OCED HALL, Treafurer.
Treasury Offi.e, Bartlett,!
yu"e 20f5, 1810. J
NOTICE / I
A EJ* perfons indebted to the Rftais of ,
Jonathan Wibb, late of Saccarra
deceaied, are notified, that the Books are o
pen on Tburfdayt and Fridayt, at his former
dwelling for fettlemcnt; and they are reque ti
ed to call for adjuliment, as an immediate
lettlemenr of his accounts muft be attend ed to.
Aauarappa, Junt 11, ] S10. *
Cumberland, ss.
I 'AKEN by Execution, and to be fold by
Public Auction, at the houfe of Thomas
S. Faftabrook, in Brunfwick, on M inday the
tweuty-third day of July next, at two oi the
clock in the afternoon, all the Right in Equity
of Redempiicu which JOHN OWEN ha, lu
and to the following Mortgaged Real Eftate, i
fituated in Brunfwick, and del'eriberi as fol
lows :—Eaftwardly on the twelve rod r< ad ;
fouthward y on land of Peter Oliver Alden ;
weft ward ty on laud of the faid Alden ; north
wardly on laud of Lemuel Swift, with all the
buildings, privileges, ai* appurtenance* there
i to belonging
' JAMES DINSMORE,» Si'jf
18, 18 0;
„ remove:.,
MMON D^RB02v
f_r AS Removed from hi* Iate Qa‘„V ‘
11 rhange flreet, to the head of - ‘n P,>
tVb*rf% where he Carrie* on a* V*
TAILORING BUSINESS ■ ai>d “ u<l» *h
^ ,Dtl
SEJM ESS CLOmilNO,
He fells on commiflion every »,
Mariners C!oath:ng, at »he very iow n"* ftf
ee*, and w,l! have on hand a conft ' ^
full fupply, ftrted to the feafon*. *'n ^
May 21, 1810.
COLLEGE LJlSin$t
I N Fryeburg, l urner, Pari*. Uvermar,
* fie!d Harrilon, Poland, Baldwin. R
J^y and Wilton, in lots numbered a? ■ ***'
(hi hi ill ted in this Paper, f„r falebv L r '* e'T
tier at hi* ollice in Portland. Xc’?
PReN fiSS MELUR.
Jonathan i ukesbup'
1 NFORM^ hi* friends and the p*i|*licVu
that he has for fa'e, ar - lrf
Men’s, Women’s, and MifTes* I **,» tor3
Morocco SHOES, warranted good **
Alfo— A large affortment of MORopoa
SKINS of all colors—BINDING srim'0
BOOT TOPS, ike Ac.
A:/o-SHEEP SKINS wanted, for „h .
a generous price will be g.ven, if ^ ^
well faved, which may be done i„ the tol‘
;,ng manner —Always pur on I,me ,0 fT,
i *he wool. After raking off the wool *1?
! fkin and put it into fait pickle, ftirri-p >
I two or three times in the courfe of f
fix hours, then haDg it up in the flude 'vZ
to have them green i* preferable
The Farmers, by paying attention to
above, may fave many hundred* ®f p
almoft as ealy a* to throw their fkiia
Portland, March 12
V^OTICE is hereby given to the non-rtf.
dent Proprietors or owners of Lind |T
ing in the town of Norway, in the county [f *
Oxford, and commonwea th of Maffacbufert,
that their Land is leverally taxed to the a#,,,’
County, and Town, for the years 1808 *nd
1809, and committed to me ihe fubfcriber to
colleiT in fa*d year 1801*
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8 15 160 320 5 11 % 159
4 14 80 160 2 5 43 1 +
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13 14 80 160 2 5 ‘24 15?
3 13 160 320 5 11 96 1 j?
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13 13 160 320 5 11 96 1 39
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If no perfon fliall appear to difcharge fid
Taxes and aW neceffary charges, on or before
Monday, the twentieth day of Auguft next,
at ten of the clock in the forenoon, fo maci>
of faid Lands as will be fufEcient to difcharge
the fame will be fold at public auction, at
the dwelling-houfe of Mr. Jolhua Smith, is
faid Norway.
Jofeph Bradbury, Collefar.
Norway, June 14, 1310. * ,
NOTICE
TS hereby given, that the fuhfcriber hit
A been duly appointed Adininiftrauix of tiir
eftate of JAMES REED,
j late of Boothbay, in the county of Lincoln,
! yeoman, deceafed ; and has takes upon bet
1 felf that trull by giving bonds as the law di*
| reels. And all perfons having demand* up<’R
i the eflare of the laid James Reed, are requeu
ed to exhibit the fame ; and all perfons in
debted to laid ellate are called upon to make
| payment to
SARAH if EED, Ad»nW/feslw.
May 12. 1810. ^J 11)
: To the honorable jfujlices of the Cw*
of Common Pleas, now fitting at Tar’
is, within and for the countv of Ox
jerd,
Y^UR Petitioners beg leave refpedlfultyt0
A represent, That the County Road ^
' out from No. 5, fo called, to Fans
through two unincorporated trails of J-2dA»
one Deeded by the States’ Committee to cap1*
Daniel Luut,and the other to William lhcmP*
; fon. That the lame 13 impaffable through f21<|
j Traifls.—Alfo, one other County Road, I2'^
out from Whitney Brook, fo called, in Jay
Bethel,on the foutherly fye of Androfcogf'“
river—palT'es through laid Lunt’s land, whicn
is alfo unpayable. The interefl and cciivrn •
ence of the People require the frme to beiR J
Hate of repair, and that One I houfand E
lars, prudently expended ou laid Roads *’>
in the limits ot laid i racts, might rentier ■ -
fame palTabie and convenient for travehm?'-’
Your Petitioners therefore pray, that*
be laid on laid unincorporated tract* ot
for the purpofe* afoiefaid, and as in C‘*)
bound will ever pray. _
WILLIAM BARNAR. .
and 3i other**
1
Oxford, ss.
AT a Court of Common P »aa, begun *11
holden at Paris, within and for the county 1
Oxford, on the fecond Tuefday oi M**y> ‘ 1
181C—on :l:e Petition of William Iiarnard *
others, of which fhe foregoing •* a .
dered the Pe.itioner* caute the Petitiwj*^®
this Order of Court thereon, to 1*‘ P'1'*1 1
in the Columbian Ceotinch printed in *
and the Portland Gazette, printed >n
, land, three weeks lueceflive'y, the lad pu‘}
cation to be at leaft thirty days h'-!1 f
next Term of this Court, that all ft"111 r^
then appear, and fliew catife (if any *h*)‘ ^
why the prayer of the Petition fho*1 ^ n*’
granted* r. i
AttJ, CYRUS HAMLIN* <*’*■
A true Copy of the petition and th?° u*
pf Coih» o • ‘•on. l
r - Ato'Ji - rrr HAMI IX, V*
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