Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-06-25 00:00:00, page 4

TJFF.F hf POKK.
* 0 h .!« Met. No I, Nn 2&'l BEEF,
IOO half hh1.. Mrf» and No i * do
—a tao—
Bone ViiBioaj, N«vy Me!i u So. 1 PORK,
At A*. 2, Cental Hoiv.
J. Richardfon.
May 81. _ __
DR. KilTRfcDGK,
T NFOftMS the inhabitants of Portland, par
*■ ocularly, thofe, who have heretofore favor
ed him with their patroi.age, that he has
commenced the Cow pock Inoculation, and
ilu.ll be happy to attend upou any who may
wiih to receive ibis mild diieafe W<tiling to
remove, a* much as pcf&bte, every obilacle to
the extenhoa of this fate and certain preven
tive of the t>maii Pox, it is hi* intention not
to receive any rompenfation for hi* lervice* ;
and he hope-, he lliall contribute his mite iu
tins “ laboi of love’ with as much alacrity a.
tbjfe wh », to precipitately and illiberally,
hav*; lou.rh: »o monopolize the practice oi the
\ tcure Inoculation in thi. town Thole who
sn.ii him to Vactuaie id rheir families arc re
q • icd to give him notice, when they msy
exprek due aiteution, 'J*"f 11.
ELEAZER ORE ELY,
Has far Sol:,
A T No 1, U»g M i'f,
Lx 15 rthdn- RUM,
12 Chefis bouc.iung TF A,
6 do HYiONj
7o bolts RulTu DUCK,
40 ps Havens do.
20 ps. Cotton do,
4 fc*/«* COTTON,
6 iJoxes tlavauna bUG.Alv
JfSr.e i 1.
CEDiR PJSTS.
£\NE Thousand Cedar Pods, for fale oa
Ingraham’s Wharf—Apply to
JAMES M. INGKAHAM.
Jy*e i 1,
Dod. Hanlon,
VW’OULD rclpc&fuUy .inform the inhabit*
** ants of Ca*t, and its vicinity, that he
contemplate* ..wcing up his reGJeuce in Paris,
with the view of purfuing the practice of
Medicine He will re tide in Mr. Cabfxn
tkk'» famny An ample fupply of geouiae
Medicine will always be xepi on hand.
TEL.LUW CURS.
William Smith,
IT AS for fale, at his old Hand, bottom of
*-*• Exchange (late Filli) Street, 7C0 bufhels
good Yellow Corn—40 barrels frefh luper
ffne Flour—‘20 half do —a few hale# of excel*
New Orleans Cotton—7 !»hds of good Rum—
>0 chelt* of Hyfon, Y'ouny Hyfon, Hyfon
r-kin and S-iuchoog Teas, of the firfl quality ;
10 doz Waters’ .Scythes—2C boxes Candles—
a tew boxes Hayanna Sugar—100 quintals
CoJ Filh—IOO do, of old pollock—togeth
er an h a complete affor ment of GROCE
RlH: —a11 of which he offer* for fale by
wholela e or retail, as low a* can be bought
in Portland or elfe where. J**e 11.
Cumberland, ss.
'FWKtN by Execution, and to be fold at
Public Auction, before the Store of Jo
tham Mune, E«q. in Brunfwtck, on Saturday
tl e 4th day of Juiy new, at three ol the
cine/ i»i the afternoon, all the right in equity
of redemption, which Cornelius Thompson,
Jthjsh HaU, and i homas 1 hoffippm have in
aud ,o the following Mortgaged Real Fftate,
fiemted in laid Bruofwiek, and deferibed as
kxiows, yie.—Weftwardly on land of the heirs
of William spear, deceased—louthwardly on
land of John Duuing—weltwaruly on land of
Co*. Wiiiiam btanwnod ✓ ud John Perry, jun.
—>.t4thw ardly on the road leading from Dan*
iei Coomb*’ to the o'd terry io called, and
lard of John Peiry, juu. and is the la id on
which the aihovenamd £ i ah, Cornel.us and
Tin m is r.ow lice, with three dwelling houf
es and i*o barns, with at; the privileges and
appurtenances to the lame belonging and
aho three fourths of a Saw m the Eue*m ,hw
in the Upper Mill fo calieii, with all the priv*
iieges aud appurtenances memo belonging.
Aud aHu one lot of La.:d, fi uaied in fa;d
Bmnfw.ck, on the county road leading from
E u of wick village to the Quaker Meeting
Houfe iu Duthatsi—bounded h ut herly by the
county road afUr&tid—caller ly by land of
David Kmkatd—wellc'ly by land of the wid
Douglaf*—northerly by uutmprovrd ‘and.
cvner unknown, witii one barn on the fame,
together with the privileges and /ppurtcnan
ve* thereof. JAM El DINS MORE, V. oi'J
Jit uiiwick, June 4. ($10,
'T'HF. fubfcriber refpcdlfuily informs his
* friends and rhe public, that he has taken
C*pt. Moody 's Shop iu U-ion /reet, where he
intend* cafyiug ou the
P/\IN IINo BUSINESS,
in all its h.ancl.e* ; a:ul fo! cits a ft tare of
pu*>l c parr.mage. .
Mu'd cotcoas conftantly on hand /<»■ /ale.
N B—Opt. JVlootY C'lnunues the Sign
Fam i .* bulineis a? u uual, ar the .bqve ptace
NEL.jON kacklyef..
Pjttia/hl, June I 1, #
m Bhi SOLD,
A Brick Dwelling Woefe, 4J feet by 20,
1 * three (lories high, finitlied complete, with j
an addition of a Framed Builds ig, 42 feet by
1(7. wo (lories.—A Ho, a good barn and Gar-i
denv f nr rod premises are htua.ed in Stafi- j
St>n-r, and will he fold cheap, or exchanged
for others of lets value — F. quite of
THOivUS LEAVI2. I
S-rtian l, Tune 1 ] , 1810.
- . * _ _ ___ I
LINCOLN SS —JUNS* 1, 1810.
T.ken by E* ecut ier ^ .ini U by ftli by Public Auc
tian, at toe Sfr. ec/ Ftnunai G. *>anaford &
Co u Tcfjham am SATURDAY the four
teenth aay of July next, at r/tVm J the clock in
the f-renoin.
A LL he Right in Fquitv of Redemption
* *- which Ptijah ifall, Cornelius ihompfon,
anti TUi-mas i'hotnpl.m, has in aud to the fol
lowing VIortgaged Real F.&ue, h uated m
TopHtam. aod defcritte.l as follows;—via.
One f •unh pa" of a haw in the Stream Saw,
m G amts hole Mill, (fo cahed)—as.d one
four h part cf a Saw in the Steam Saw, in the
Ore at ivbH (focabod,— wi h all the buddings,
pnvueges and appu. tcnance- thereto belong
jeg JAMFLS DIN MORE, Tk*p Sherry/.
| T* Mil. WitU FORD'S -
MODE OF WHITING.
MR WRIFrORl) respectfully gives no
j lice, that he proposes to teach the Art of
1 \V KITING, in this place, assisted by Mr.
| Kir.iMOsa. By his method, jkmsciis of
sutibie age, and common capacity, may ac
, quire a fait, correct hand, by the use of 12
kxtrtitts, one and halt' hour each.— Mr. W*
• has instructed in the principal towns and
cities of the United States, to tlic approba
tion of the most respectable.
Specimens of improvement and other cre
dentials will be offered.— For farther partic
ulars. apply to Mr. Richmond, at C<j(umbi•
an Hull.
N. B. In order to accommodate all, a
School will be opened in the Evening—and
I.tidies wdl be w uted upon at their houses.
jportlaru., lii, 181«J.
_
CERTIFICATES.
Ni'zoiwr/port, Match \5th, 1810.
We the subscriber*, having received sat- I
ts* if t.»rv eriilcuci', that Mr. WuirroRD is
a gentle ip;ui of respectable char ter; and
sn rxtiaordinary teacher in the a of JVri
twg— ^ported in his pretensioi , by men
' of die first talents and respects lily, and
having seen specimens of most e inordina
ry im, rovenic nt, made by some fhis pu
pils ni ihis town, arc induced to ri commend
, to the inhabitants of Newbttrypori, that they
avail themselves of his instructions during
Ins stay among us.
Nicholas Pike, Jeremiah Nelson,
Willi am B.trilet, Thomas Carter,
Isaac Adums, James Morse,
Seth Sweetser, John Batch,
S'ephen Hot.and, John Andrews,
Daniel Dana, Edmund Bartiet,
Samuel Tenny, Joseph Batch,
Samuel B*own, Benjamin Clanin
William DiVis, John Peabody,
Jonathan Gage, Joseph Dana’.
FROM HARVARD COLLEGE.
We, the subscribers hereby certify* ,
that Mr. Aael \V uifford, who professed 4
to teach the Art of Writing, in an elements* 1
5 > *‘“1 systematic manner to a certain ex* j
tojd, in the short space of about a fortnight, '
has fulfilled Lis engagement relative to all |
oar children whom he has instructed, to our |
entire satisfaction, that lus conduct while in ,
thi • place, a period of nearly three months, I
*rd m istly m one or the other of our fumi. j
hes, merits o«r approbation ; and that we I
cordially wish him success in this usef ul hue
of * unless.”
i.lip I islet Pearson, Caleb Gannet,
burn .tel Webber, Benj. Waterhouse.
FROM GENTLEMEN OF BOSTON. ^
Mr V.’rifmrd having exhibited to us
satisfactory ev,deuce, that by Ins method of
instruction, be is able to teach persons to I
write a fair and handsome hand in a much
shorter time than is usually spent tor that
purpose, we cheerfully recommend him to
our friends, as possessing peculiar talents
for the art he professes.**
T .eopbilus Parsons, H. G. Otis,
Dudley A. Tyng, Stej hen Higginson,
J dm Lathrop, Samuel Stillman,
Juhn T Kirkland, William Emerson.
— ■ — - - - l
an ounce of prevention is worth pounds
of cure.
For the prevention aim cure of'Billions and
Malignant Fevers, is recommended
Lee*' Anil-DiUious nils.
The v»p>aatuii» otthese pills is perfectly
mdd—as to be used with safety by per
sons in every situation, and to every age.
I'ucy are excellently adapted to carry oft
SUJ ie i Hit) us bile, and prevent its morbid $e- j
a it li»ns—- to fesioic and amend the a. no
tue, (H’./duco a free perspiration, and there*
by | *e vent Colds, which are often ot fatal
Cun*cipiciiccs—a tiose neici i'a.ls to remove
a coltl, if utkeu on its li st apjvarance.
i'lie}' are celebrated fur removing Itaouua;
coarivein :*>—*-uckaess of toe st in tcii an i
( tevere tiead-ach—and ought to be taken b'
«il persons on a change o. cl.ma.e.
1 :!u*c oeen louml ietn.iH.auly eftica
c. >u» <n /.eventing .tin', curing disorders at*
• C’; tarn, oil lung voyages, and should be
p.oc iren and carefully preserved lor u»e
joy titiy seaman.
L:-'s Infi Vi 5ft freer and Ague Dro/ts.
For me cure of Agues, Remitted and In
tern. itted Fever*.
Thousands c;»:i testify *nf their being cu«
’ ^ l by .aeve bmps, after uie bark ainlcv*
j 'ry other medic ne have proved ineikctiul.
I N h rs» .e ..mi cue in a hundred ha', e had
t
JUSi RECEIVED—and for sale at
Stephen Patten’s Book Store,
No. 10, Junes'-Rovi, Exchange Street,
A supply of Original
Family Medicines,
Prepared by michael lee Ik Co. Balti- i
mare : Which h«c been in high estur.a- j
tien and general use throughout Uie United J
Slates, for upwards often yea's.
LEE’S
Worm-Destroying Eozengcs.
A medicine which lor safety, ethcacyand
extensive usefuliness is not equalled.
Among tiie symptons attending Worms
are disagreeable breath, especially in the
n: irning—bad and corrupted gums— itch
ing m Uie nose and about the seat—convul
sions, epileptic fits, and sometimes priva
vioti of speech—irregular appetite, some
times loathing fjod, iv jomeumes voracious
—purging, with slimy and foetid stools—
vomiting—Urp-e and hard belly—pains and
sickness at the stomach—pains in the head
and thighs, with iowness of spirits—slow
fe*er, wih small and irregular pulse—a dry
cough—excessive tlmst—sometimes pale
and unhealthy countenance, and sometimes
the face bloated ar.d Hushed
Persons afHicted with any of the above
s\mptons should have immediate recourse
to i.fciEL worm* Destroying Lozenges,
which have constantly been attended with
success in all complaints similar to .hose
above described
1 ins medicine, which is as innocent and
nuid as it is certain and efficacious in its op
eration, cannot injure the smallest infant,
should no win ins t \.»t ifi tiu. body—but whi
w ni.oui pain or griping cleanse the stomach
and bowelsol wnaic««.r isioulor oHcnsivv,
and theieby prevent the production of
worm*, and many fatal disorders,
! ore-•si *>n to take more thv. oop, aid *Hiiti
tiers not h«U’s bottle.
Lev's Sovereign Oityttnent for the I'c1/,
A preps ration which l>*r pleasant lies-,
«***<?» safety and expedition, giu ^ piece to
no application whatever—tree from mercu
ry, or any aernieiotts ingredient, *yd unit*
tended with tha: troubles. me ami t« rincn
ting >mart which generally accompanies
other medicines, prepared -or the same
* purpose. This vegetable remedy » so mild,
jet efficacious that it may be used with the
utmost safety on the most delicate pregnant
lady, or on a child not a week old.
Lee1 a genuine Pt raian Lotiony
So celebrated among the fashionable
thro'oul Europe as an invaluable eosmelic,
jierfectly innocent and sale, tree from cor
rosive and repellent minerals, (the basis
of other lotions) and of unparalelled efiica I
| cy in preventing and removing blemishes
in the face and skin, of every kind, particu
larly freckles, pimples, pits after small pox,
inflammatory redness, scurfs, tetters, ling
worms, sun burns, prickly heat,premature
wrinkles, Stc. . ■■
Lee's genuine bye-Watery
A sovreign remedy for all diseases of the
Eye, whether the ef'act of natural weakness
or of accident, speedily removing inflam
mations, defluxions of rheum, dullness, ;tch- j
ing, and films on the eyes—never failing
to cure those maladies which frequently
succeed the small pox, measles and levers,
and wonderfully strengthening a weak
sight. .Hundreds have experienced Us ex
cellent virtues when nearly deprived of
sight. -
Lee1* Corn Plaister.
An infallible remedy for speedily remov
ing Corns, root and branch, without giving |
rvo bis - - -— i
Tooth-Ache Drops.
The only remedy yet discovered which
gives immediate -md lasting relief, in the
most severe instances.
Lee's Genuine Essence Cf Extract of
Mustardy
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,
ficc.
The experience of many ages and the
testimony of the ablest medical 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 cf Mustard,
contain the whole virtues of the plant con
centrated in a small compass, entirely di
vest? d of that acrimony, which renders its ;
external application so inconvenient in a
crude slate ; like ^i>e rejecting those inert
and useless parts which compose the chief
of its bulk, and render the necessary dose
so large as to oe extremely nauseating to
the stomach— by which means every incon
venience is obviated in taece medi
cines- ——
LEE's ELIXIR,
A sovreign remedy for Colds, obstinate
Coughs, Asthmas, Sore Throats, and ap
proaching Consumptions. To parents who
may have Children afflicted with Live 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 crutl disorder to which
children are liable ; the Elixir is so perfect
ly agr eeable, and the dose so small, that no |
difficulty arises in taking it.
Lee's Grand Restorative
Is recommended as an invaluable medi
I cine for the speedy relief and permanent
cure of various complaints which result
from dissipated pleasures—juvinile indis
cretions—residence in climates anfavourble
to the constitution—the immoderate use
of tea, frequent intoxication, or any other
destructive intem|>erance——the unskilful
or excessive use of mercury-the diseas
es peculiar to females at a certain period of
lile, bad lyings in, Svc.
And is proved by long and extensive ex
perience,to be absolutely unpai alleled in die
cure of Nervous Disorders ; Consump
tions ; Lowness of Spirits ; Loss of Ap
petite ; Impurity of Blood ; Hysterical Af
i fectious; Inward Weakness; Seminal
Weakness ; Flour slbus (or whites) ?
I Barrenness ; Violent Cramps in the stom
ach and back ; Indigestion ; Melancholy ;
Gout in the stomach ; Pains in the limbs ;
Relaxation; Involuntary Emissions; Ob
i stmate Gleets ; lnpotency, otc
The Indian Vegetable Specific
For the cure of Venereal complaints.
Those Medicines lmving cyme into gen
eral use, they are frequently purchased not
only by Druggists, but by country Store
keepers to sell again——in order that the
purchaser* may be confident they have the
original genuine Medicines, wherever
they purchase they have out to observe,
that every article of Medicine lias on the
outside wrapper, the signature of the
pioprietors, w,
MICHAEL LEE CJ Co.
late Richard Lee fit Son.
The above Medicines are also for sale by
S. V\ . \\ inchester,
next door above Mcssii How fit Evans',
Middle-* ireet.
rpHE fubferibers have formed aconnedion
in buuneU under the firm cf
Laucalter 6c Whitney.
THOS: LANCASTER, Jvx.
JOSEPH WHITNEY.
Limerick, June Li, 1810.
ONCE MORE f
0 b$ idJ, at public E\udue at tie iuheriber't Of
Jue in Portland, on Saturdat tie thirtieth Jay
of June infant, at elextn o'tLii, j j*.
bhare No. 71,
in tie PORTLAND LIBRARY—By order of
tie Committee
FAMVEL FREE MAX, L,i,t,un.
I ‘ . •
l %
Whs has Found an Vmbrt ii f
Lo , r ou the €fh iuft. betweenEichai.gr*
itr< ct and Vaughan s Bridge, a Hew U»k
VMB'iET.LA--Whoever ha» found, and wU
home it at the Gazette (jpt, fJl ** rewarded
for their trouo/e. J*nt ,s*
William M’Lellan, Jun.
No. 11, Jones' Row, Etubangc-peet,
HAS jult received, and is now opening fur
fale a handfome aiforcment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
wiiich he invites purchafers to call and see for
tbrmftlves. _______ JunC 18
Dru^Sy Medicines, Paints, and
Dye Stuffs.
WILLIAMTODD,
At tie Sign of tie Gar.GY Hm.w W AfoRraa,
1 SACO,
T NfORMS bis Cuftomers and the Public*
that he has juft received a frefh iupply of
DRUGS and MEDICINtS, of the laieit iru
poriatious—alio PAIN i'S, DYE STUFFS, &c.
whicli, with his former Stock, comprifes a
valuable and extenGve alTortment, conGfting
of every article uiud^y called tor iu his line,
which he will dilpoft of on liberal terms, for
Caih or fhort Credit. Among which are
Antimony Glaf* —— Maftich
-Crude Thu*
Aloes Socotorine Gentian Root
- Barbadoes Glauber's S*lts
Anguflura Bark Ipecacuanha
Auifeed * Jalap
Arfeoic Liquorice Root
Alcohol ■ Ball
Arnatto Litharge
Burgundy Pitch Mezerion
Borax MagueGa
Balfara Fir Manna flake
-Tolu Myrrh
— .- Peru Oil of Almond*
- —- Canada — Cloves
-Capaiva —- Caftor
Calamine —* Anife
Calomel —• Lavender
Canella alba — Peppermint
Cardamom Seed —• Vitriol
Cafcarilia Bark — Olives
Caftor Orange Peel
Carolina Pink Pearl Afhes
Camomile Flowers Pearl Barley _
Cinchona Bark Quick.Giver ^
Cochineal Rheubarb
Colombo Salt of Ambar
Cream of Tartar — Tartar
Digitalis Sarfapariila
Elutheria Bark Seneka
Fceougric Seed Spanilh Flies
Flowers of Benzoin Spermaceti
. — Sulphur Sponge
Gum Camphor Storax
-Opium Tartar Emetic
— I. Gaibauum Turmerick
— - Benzoin Valerian
--Gamboge Vitriol, white
-Guaiac • — blue
— Arabic Zeduary
—— Tragacanth Vials, aflbrted
-Afla'tttida Lancets
—— Shellac Syringe*, &c. &c.
PATENT MEDICINES, life.
Eflence of Pepper- Hawk's do.
mint Lee's Windham do.
— ■ — Tanzy Dexter's Rheumatic
— —— Muftard do
Britiih Oil Stoughton's Bitters
Newton * Elixir Spice Bitters
.—-—EyeWater Rawfou's do
Thompfon’s do. Wheaton's do
Godfrey's Cordial Denifon's do
Cooley’s Elixir Steers' do
Indian Pile Ointment Ballam of Honey
Hopkins’s do Turlington's Balfam
do. do. Pills Ching*s Worm Loz
do Tofcth Ache enges
Drops Rawlon's Worm Pow
do. Nipple Salve der
King's Ointment Court Plafter
Jeiuit's Drops Com Plafter
Bateman's do. Cephalic Snuff
Norton's Maridant Pungent Bottles
Drops Tooth Brullics
Dalby's Carminative Sealing Wax
Auderfon's Pills Lead Pencil*
Hooper's do. Windfor Soap
Rjiwfon's do. Brunfwick Blacking
DTE STUFFS.
Logwood Indigo
Redwood Nutgall*
Camwood Oaer
Copperas Allum
Blue Vitriol PreU Papers
Madder Fuiler‘s Barth
PMNI*.
White Lead Vermilion
Red do Verdigrife
Spruce Yellow Spamlh Brown
Patent Yellow — .. White
Prulhan Blue EngliUi Glue
ivory Black American do
Lamp do
H'. I. GOODS 6 GROCERIES.
Madeira Wine Molalles
Lifbun do Poik, Lard
Coguiac Brandy White 6t Brown Soap
Holland Gin Muftard
Jamaica Rum Pepper, Alfpice
St. Cron Rum Cadia, Cloves
Hyfon, 1 Mace, Nutmegs
Young Hyfon, I ^ Almonds
Souchong, y a5 Currants
Hyfon Skia & j .• Raiftns
Bohea J Ginger
Coffee, White & blue Starch
Chocolate Powder and Shot
Mould and Dipt Cau- 'i obacco
dies Cigars
Flour, Rice Sperm Oil,&c.&c. &c.
Loaf 6c Brown Sugar
MEDICINE CHESTS, with approved di
rections, carefully put up or replenulied at
the Ihortelt notice.
N B Children or fervants may be fent
here with fafety, as no Medicine du i be de
livered but by aperfon well acquainted Any
perfon who may purchafe Meuicioe at thea
bove Store and does not tiud it to be of a good
quality, may « urn it aud receive his money
again, (he in.aiieft favor acaiiow edge-', aud
Cunftant attendance from luuriie till 9 o dock
in the evening.
y*ns J S, IU10. (G w)
ft
A beaut if a! SituuD y, /,/ a j 'fa > r
Tavern^Keei cr.
I^OR fa*e to Standi 111, about lft)r,j,,
of the meeting houfe, fi4 acirT ,
LAND,under cultivation,«i h a one 0
Dwelling Houle thereon, compr,f„ ,
rooms on the ground II >or, and two p -C| '
adjoining—together wi-.h a Barn ;to b* V
feet—a Shed, Wood Houfe, auj , h •/
Houfe.—Abo, a well fmilhed 8to,e, So
feet and an excellent Aqueduct l«idnur
the fame.
Terms, reafonable, for Cafli or approv.
credit.—Apply to
ISAAC GAGE.
Pot tland, Jm ne 4
RE MOV AT
I CAMUEL RICHARDSON* informs J *
| *“* friend* and the public that he ha, rcr
j ved from High-Street, and taken that Ur?
and commodious houfe lately occupied \
Mr. Jeremiah I odd in Market-fqiure, wb,
he iliould be happy ;o wait upon hi, fr;en
—He tike wife will en'ertain llrai.gers
travellers as ufual. From the Ct ntral fowun
of his houfe, he hopes for a fliare of thc=r r
ronage. *'*
N B. A number of Getrtleiren can h0
commodated with boarding on reau i
terms. SAMUEL RIdlARDSOV
Ncwluryport, Apr (t/.)
To be fold at Public Tendue, on Gtb Afo the 21 *
rnj. at Prefumpfcct Falls, in F,lm utb, at lb
late Du elling bortft of S'sab H - v of („ •
Falmoutht u>idorv, de tafti,
AJ' ‘he Ihtrfon ,! Eftate of faid dece_j>d,
1 * conulting of all the Houfehold Kurin ufr
among which i» a number of Feather Bids~1
Alfa—A Horfe, Chaife, and Hamel*. one Cow
one yearling Steer, one flog, and varies < f
other articles.-Sate to commence at' lo
O'clock A. M,
SAMP. F. HUS SET, Exorut.r.
Pa tland, Gib Mo. 18ib, 1810.
N B — Any perfon purchaf.ng to the H
mouut of twenty dollars may have a libe.al
credit, giving famiatflory furety.
Taken for taxes, and will bt T l at
Public k endue, on AIONDaT, the
23def July next, at Jive o'clock P.
AT cn the premj'es,
CO much of Nathaniel Freeman's Land or
^ Hay on laid land as will pay the tax* i(i
colt Said land adjoins land beiuui.ig .0
Abner Bagley, in Cape Elisabeth.
E 1J \ ER L’q, ColliClor.
Cope Eltxibeib, June 16, 1310.
Wanted to bargain for a Brig's Frame, or
part ot a Frame, about 155 tors bur (lieu, for
which Caili wul be given
EZEKIEL 8c CALEB DYER.
Cape Elizabeth, Jane 18. #
cow u . m. 1 >.
'WANTED, a good NEW MILCH COW
/or •ubteh C jb tvll, b- p« d.—-E*qm~t of
tbs p,nter. June 18.
notr;7~ ~
rr*HE Stockholders of the Maine 7*r»/>%
stjfjeiutioi1, are hereby tiotiticd tiiac their
Annuli Meeting will be holden at the oilice
ot Woodbcrt Siorkr, jun. iu Portland, cn
Tueiday tne third cav of July next, at three
o'clock in the afveruoou, for the following
pur poles :—viz.
lit To choofe a Moderator or Chairman
2d- l*o choole feven i£ rector* for the ea:
fuing year.
3d. Fo choofe a Tteafurer and « Clerk for
the year enfuing.
WOODBURY STORER, Jix. Clerk.
Pott land, June 18, i810.
NOTICE
JS hereby given, that the fubferiber has
1 been duly appointed Adminiftrauix of iliu
ellate of JaMES RLED,
late of Boothbay, in ihe county of Lincoln,
yeomau, decaaied ; and has taken upon her*
left that trufl by giving bonds as the law <!f
recis. And all per loos having demands upon
the eftate of the laid Jame* Reed, are requeu
ed to exhibit the lame; and all perfou* in
debted to laid ellate are called upon to nvkc
payment to
SARAH REED, Adminifiratix.
May 12. 1810. (J II)
joicph Proctor’s WiiL
NOTICE is hereby jj ven. that the laft Will
and l'eftaaieiu of JOSEPH PROCTOR,
late of Durham, in the county of Cumber and,
yeomau, deceaied, has been preiented to me
for Probate, by ElizuLtb Proctor, the Execu
trix therein named, and that the third V, td
nciday of July nex:, a: ten o’clock a m. is af
figned to take proof of the lame, at a Court
of Probate theu to be hotden at the Houle of
Mr. Seth MiubtU, Innholder in Northyar
mouth, in laid county, when and where all
perfons concerned may oe preient to lhow
caufe, if any they have, why the laid WiU
thou Id not be approved and allowed.
liattd at Portland, tic thirteenth Jay if Jo t,
A D. 1810. «
SAM FREEMAN, Judge of td Court.
William Gibbs’ bit ate.
^OTICE is hereby given, tint An-hrev
} ' Twnrly, furvivirg . dm niftrator on tm
eftate ot WILLJAM GIBBS, late of Pohoid,
iu the county ot Cumberland, yeoman, dtceaf*
ed, has exhibited to tne a lecond acc. unt ot
administration on faid eflate ; and that the
fame will be conlidered at a Probate Court
to be ho-den at the Olike of Jutin Frothing*
ham, Efq at Portland, on the iecoad Wen*
nefday of July ueik, when and where U--*
j Heir* of ia>d deceaied and ail <«ncer,»ed ru *y
| be prehwtt to make their objections the
• fame if any they have.—Dated at Portland,
! jjCii* 13, 1810. ’ *
: SAM. FREEMAN, Judge of ,'c C art.
J ' j'H£ iubscriber hereby gives public not.ee
j tc alt concerned, that the has bee n duly »P‘
I poimed and ha* uicen upon ludeil the trikl
j of AdmiUiftratrii on the eflate ot
SI ..ON DAVIS, -
late of Falmouth, in the county of Cumber
land, yeoman, deceaied, by giving b nd ** •»<■
law directs—the the*eor| req tiers -d pe'b &
who are indebted to the la*J cece%*eds et
tate to raake in..mediate pttyneoc; and
who have any de.nauds :he.«ou,to exhibit itc
fame to TRESIS DAVIS
'jme M* iS O. *