Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-07-23 00:00:00, page 3

r , u niccc Cii Ft rduu.:. t c " , w
.. tof much importance to the peace ai.<i
ire independence of Smi h America. 1
1 luve a tendency to unite tin: interrs * |
* Spanish and I'm tu/uese provinces,
.’ j enable them more effectually to op.
Bonaparte in In scheme of sub.
Mating the western world.
Bi-on Kolli, wlm it is said a short lime
attempted to liberate Ferdinand 7th,
Us been executed.
A bill has been read in Parliament to in*
r ra>e the duties on Timber imported iulo J
i , /land from other places than British
,v nies* Oor Embargo taught the Eng
t i Government that an abundance of this
icie might be had in their own provinces,
J whence they can obtain a lull supply
fc, giving the trade projier encouragement.
" ~~
In the English papers little or no mention
j; made of American aifVus ; and t'ne gov*,
, »«»ment after so m »ny fruitless attempts to j
p.,r-it)li&h a treat) with the United States,
jMjitrar now to have become indifferent to
t,'C »ui>ject.
1
» The government of Fi ance are still
actively engaged in carrying into effect
their anti-coni incrcial regulations. It
is said that Gen. Armstrong has been
jr;Id that France would influence the
governments ot Prussia, Denmark, and
fiwed.n, to confiscate American prop
erty. Upwards of two millions of
American property seized in Holland,
vas ordered to he sold on the 15th of
J jne- under the late decree published
il Paris. At Leghorn a number U. S.
vessels with their cargoes have been ta
ken possession of by the government
without any reason whatever. At ail
this outrage and plunder our govern
ment and the aduiinistrition papers
•are as silent as the grave. The Na
tional Intelligencer (M alison’s paper)
simply publis _d the decree which or
ders this robbery of millions, without
tern ark.
Something Curious—Mr. Treadwell, of
P .rtsni >uth, has in the Press, and will be
published ir. a few weeks, Aphorisms, on
Mens Manners, Principles and Things, by
Joseph Bartlett, well known for his acquain
tance with men of good and bad principles.
If Mi 11 should t«ll all he knows of some of
our disinterested people loving democrats, it
would make soiue folks look rather blue•
■ ■■ -i ■ ■
The British sloop of war Avon, while ofl
the Spanish Man, liberated three Ameri
cas front prison, and delivered them over to
tl Amciicun Consul at Havanna.
Fire in T<p b rn —We have received a
communication iiorn an anonymous coir.s
pcmlcnt in Brunswick, slating that on Sat
urdav morning last, about 1 o’clock, a fire
broke out in Sc consumed a hattet’s shop bc
to Mr. Coombs, of Tops ham, and
! ft m tnence communicated to a Tailor’s
shop and two barns, all of which, with
their contents, were destroyed—an attor
I ney’s office was likewise injured. Dama
ges estimated at about 3,000 dollars.
Curious Journal.—A Journal of Eli
zabeth Woodville, wife, afterwards
of King Edw ard IV. written by lier
before her marriage ; an excellent les
r sen to the fair sex of the present
aye.
Monday morning—Rose at 4 o’clock,
j and helped Catharine to milk the cows.
6 o’clock—Breakfasted —7 o’clock—
Went out with Lady Duchess, my mo
ther, in the court yard ; fed five and
thirty men and women, and chid Ro
ger vtry severely for expressing some
dissatisfaction in attending us with the
broken meat. K> o’clock— Went to
dinner —John *. y, one of our visit
. i^s, a most cotiK.iy youth—Imt what's
t that tome. A virtuous maiden should
be entirely under the direction of her
| parents. John eat but little—stole a
I great many tender looks at me —3 o*
■ tlock,—Poor Farmer Robison’s house
burnt down by an accidental fire. John
f»r«y proposed a subscription among
| tile company for the farmer’s relief,
| and gave no less than five pounds hitn
41 If to this benevolent intention—Me
Tnorahdum— Never saw him look so
comely as at that moment.—four o’
dock—Went to prayers.—6 o’clock—
I'td the poultry—7 o’clock—Supper
on the table. Delayed to that very
E k*e hour on account of poor farmer
I Robison’s misfortune.
What a striking difference between
the character ctf the ladies of those
days, and that of our modern women ol
■ | frdiion !—Freeman*8 Journal.
TO CO R k ESI OF h L F TS.
bme received a lengthy communication
!m #n ‘ht’ proceedings r,f the celebration oj the F.h
K# / fy | . O */ •*
V JAj vi Bethel—where it seem* there was
■ much individual vanity and pomposity display
[ fi by the Managers of the day, but we have
§[ ** room to notice fiiv (iculars—Xf A cor res
■ P'indent will excuse us from further noticing
1* iUiUier democratic celebration, ai subjects of
*^e ii»j»<>i-tiince require attention.
j ^
.ft M Cambridge on *1 tiestuv evening, sud
I <*' u>» ^e Rev' S AMUEl/ WEB BE R, l)
Resident of Harvard University,
hi this town, very suddenly, Mr Kber.ezcr
I aged 19 years. On the 6th inst. Win.
f •«#/, 37
U 'Wednesday the 18th ir.st. Mrs Cin*
1 k,l*» wife of Mr. Thomas Turner, aged
° years. This afflictive disjmnsation of
** ier.ee is felt in an uncommon degree
§1 * tin surviving family, hci sympathising
M * '’* a,lectwmate friends, an 1 tin church of
ftp*''1*- was a belo eu lUciabct. in Uec
« v:, *»f >• me* hn»‘vs .i.» I V . -**,*'*» «t u«t t<» .ho
will of God, and cjiilinu: d in»j*** and faith in
-i blessed Saviour are sufficient evidence;
t that her |h.‘acc was made with God, and
-hut she slept in Jesus Her urrominon i»
| trinsic merit and amiable Jispovi >n remain j
1 deeply recorded in the breasts ot her many ;
Friends.
6auttc ©typ fiam
PORT OF PORTLAND—1810.
Anivals since our last.
July 17, Arrived sloop Venus, Merrill,
from Edenion, (N. C ) schr. Fame, Pettee,
from C^ iaddy—Caplin, Roberts, Eastport—
Julv 18, sloop Gt net. Pray, from Hallowcll
—Elizabeth, Ellis, from Nova-Scotia—Free
port Diink water, Baltimore, \ia Salem—
19, brig Commerce, Marwick, Boston—
sloop George, Dunning, from Boston—Sch
Lark, Allen, Nova-Scotia—sloou J Un and
j llt-nry, Gibbs, Eastport—Sally, Kiiborn,
Newbury-port.
Saturday, July 21.
Arrived ship Ilerschel, capt Lewis, 40 ‘
<1 avs from Lisbon, with a cargo of Salt to
Cross, and Bngley & Son, and 40 Merino '
Sti‘*ep, to N. Oilman, Portsmoutb, (N. H )
and 3 to capt. Lewis.—Left there b ig
Sdly, Clasby, of and for New-Bedfo d in
5 or 6 days ; brig Charles, Malbone, of ai d
for N<jw\ork in 10: strip Powhatan, Poy
tbriss, Virginia in 10; ship New Jersey,
Hutchinson, of and fo(f Philadelphia in 10.
Sailed in company with a brigand schooner
f»r Cape-Ann—Brig Mercury, of Boston,
bad arrived in 36 days passage—through the
carelessness of the pilot, she slop’d on Lis
bon bar anil thump'd some trme, but came
off with little damage : B: ig Equator, of
Kennebimk, 33 clays from Norfolk, just re
leased from quarantine.
June 29, lat 40, long 35, spoke brigEx
pertinent, 16 days from Boston, forGibral-i
tar—July 15, on the Lie of Sables bank,
s, ke a brig under British colors, 6 days j
from B »ston, for Newfoundland, with stock
on deck— ull well.
Clearance at the Custom House.
July L , sch, James, Norris, for the Bay of
Honduras—Ruby, Sawyer, Alexandria_
Fame, Tucker, do.—July 18, sclir. Valentine <
Huntress, St. Croix.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
J ily 2, off Cape Lookout, a ship 12 davs ‘
from Portland, for Charleston—July 2, lat
43, long 57, ship Venus, Smith, fror.i Penob
scot for Liverpool —June 26, lat 25, long 60,
schr. Haam, 21 days from Wiacasset, for
Gaudatoupe.
.
Arrived at Boothbay, tbe 17:h fnfl. floop
Patty, Capt. Knight, 19 days from Antigua—
brig-, Malcom of Portland, fold at Anti-!
gua, and left there about the 20th June,
bound to St. Thomas for cargo—lat. 42, 9,
long 68, fpoke brig Tropic, Sawyer, 2 days
from Portland. j
Pay your small Debts.
"I lie importance oi punctuality is too well
known, anti the want of it too sorely felt by
uM, to need any elucidation whatever —
The subscriber cannot, therefore, occupy
much of his paper with essays on this sub
ject ; but briefly state, that he has hundreds
cf accounts for advertisements against ner. J
sons who are not subscribers for the G iz- j
cite, of about 75 cents each—and that to
hire a man to dance attendance upon them
until they happen to be in the mode of pay.
ing, would create more expense than the
debts are worth. He deems it most com
patible with his interest, therefore, to give
notice that all accounts of this kind against
nonsuhscrtiers, which are not paid by the
first of September next, will positively be
h it with “oar Lawyer" for collection
In Older to avoid the like accumulation of
small debts in luture, our advertising pat
rons are requested to note particularly, that
n.-ne but constant customers or subset ibers,
can have their favors inserted in the Gaz
ette, unless previously paid for.—In order
that people at a distance may know the ‘
c nidi lions, the following terms of advenis-,
ing are republished;
j Ai! Advertisements which occupy
1 than a squ ire - - - j£0,75
j Adrr.uihtraiors, Commissioners,
I Guardian and Posting Notices 1,00
i Ail other advertisement* which oe
| cupy ti e room f one, or more
! vqturas i t a column, at the rate of,
i for each square ... 100
An advertisement not exceeding a
square, if continued one \ ear - 7,00
but the same it altered when re
quired .... 10,00
pron i 'cd'hc alteration dors not amount
to the ret’i wul of more than one half,
the same rate to ce observed.
Il *s request, d that .til advertisements j
out of town be forwarded free of hostage
»»d accompanied with the Cash which the -
* »
t insertion will amount to.
THE PP INTER.
Portland Gi.r'ttr Office, fuly 2J
Jofeph Shelton,
OFFERS for fale at Lead of Union Wharf,
Portland,
5 pipes Atrericaa GIN,
4COO lbs firft rate of FLAX,
20 barrels firft rate Mefs PORiC,
Groceries at retail as ufual.
July 23. *810.
THE PANOPLIST,
for June, No. 1, Vol. Ill, is juft received, and
ready for delivery at the Bookftore of
LYR1AN M ALLORY £5" CO.
T'HE public are hereby informed, that fach
' arrangements have been made in the edi*
torial department, as givereafou to expe&
that the numbers oi the Panoplift the curreui
year will be more iarerefting and lnitrudlmg
han a: any former period. Thofe perfons m
! PoitUud, who w.lli to become fubfcribers,
| are requeued to give in their names at the
| ab wementioned Bookftore. In other towns,
' there will be Agents for the purpole of ob
taining fubfcriprmns, and to whom perfons
may apoly for the future number! of the
Panoplift.
Info ana La jinfi, Fx l>ap£t Jtrtttfjfnty
NEW GOODS.
J ujl received by
JOSEPH CROSS, jr.
AY 5, Union Row, M iddle fit eet,
A general affortment of
India, Englijh and Hr. I. Goods,
fuitahle for the prefent feafon, viz
T3 EAL fuperfine black, blue and red Broad
Cloth* ; middling and low priced dit o ;
fuperfine Cafljmeres, black and drab, made of
Merino wool ; middling and low priced do. ;
Imperial Cord for pantaloons ; black and olive
plain and ribb’d Velvets and Thickfetts; Cal
icoes, Cambricks, Furnitures, Dimoties, Book
Muflios, Ginghams, Smooth Plad ; 5 pieces
fine Linens, law priced ; blue Florentine;
cotton Cafljmeres; clouded Nankins; white
i black and coloi ed Cambricks ; pink, blue and
yellow ditto ; brown Linens ; Ruffels ; Cali
raancoes; Durants ; coloured Thread ; But
tons ; Pins; Tapes ; cotton balls, Boot Cord
and Webbing; black and green Luftrings ;
black Sattins ; Modes ; cotton and wortted
j Hofiery ; black and white fitk Gloves ; Bea
ver Gloves ; filaand cotton Handkerchiefs.
250 pieces India Calicoes; 200 pieces India
| Cottons ; which will be fold much cheaper
‘ than can be purchafed in town ; iOO pieces
blue Nankins; 50 pieces company ditto, very
j fine ; 30 pieces Raven's Duck; Cotton Um
* brellas
15 cherts Souchong, 4 Bohea, Hyfon, Young
Hyf n and Hyfon skin TEAS ;
15 ca^ks New Rice ; 10 bales Georgia Cotton ;
Cotton wool Cards ; 10 bbls bone middlings;
5 casks lOd Engliih drawn Nails ;
25 casks double proof powder infpected by
Wm. Shepherd;
50 Hhds. C »arfe Salt, good quality;
! Rum, Gin, Brandy, Wine, Molaflcs, Coffee,
i W. India and China Sugars &c.
■ Pepper, Pimento, Indigo.
July 2S.
JOHN P. THURSTON,
AJo. 4, Central Row, Fore fir eet,
HAS for fa!e ICO boxes brown SOAP
25 bbls prime PORK
5 do. Linfeed OIL
40 Cherts firft quality TEAS
Cafks Rice, bbls. Flaur, Caflia, Pepper,
Boxes dip’t Candles, Boxes Chocola’e, \V. ?.
Rum, Sugar, Coffee, Codfifh, Liverpool Salt,
Engliih Nails, Crown Window Giafs, white
Vitriol, Venetian Red, Pruflian Blue, Paints
groud in oil, Copal Varuiih, Fryingpausper
dozen, &c> &c.
& Warranted Anchors of all fizes for fale
as above on liberal terms.
July, 23. __
REMOVAL.
I * K't. R . t ft *
T NP0RM3, that he ha* left hu Amounts and j
N^ne* wrh ^’aj uaa.cGagc, with whom,!
he hope* th 'le who ate indebted will in ike a
Ipeedy lett ement.
Portland, Jniy 23, 1810.
fortoife Shell Combs.
JUST received by the fuMcriber, and for
iaie at hL Shop, No. 8, 'J<.ne s Row, Lx
change-stre , a new aCortuient of
Tortoife Shell Combs,
which he will tell on a« good terms as any
;hai have ever been vended in town
ENOCH MOULTON.
July 23.
SCOT PS MINS I REL.
I.YM\N, MALLORY & CO. Infurance
Buildings, have juft published, price 87 1 2
Cent*, an elegan. edition of the Lay of the
iaft Mmftre!—A £pem by Walter Sa.tt, Elq.
Ju y 23
NEWTON’S WORKS,
rT^HI3 DAY publilbed, and for falc by
1 LYMAN, MALLORY & Co.
Infurance Buildings, the work* of John Newton
Vol II, Alfo, juft received, and for fale, the
MifceHutieou' Works of Eliphalet Nott, D. D.
Prefident of Union College.
July 23.
Daniel Thurflon,
OESPECTFULLY inform, hi. friends and
the public that he has remtveJ from
Mufley’s Row, to the ftore in Fore-ftreet,
formerly occupied by Richard Motley, where
he has for fale an aflbrtment of
Weft-India Goods and Groceries,
among which are the following, viz —
Weft India Ruoi
N. E. Rum
Spanilh Brandy
Gin
Sherry,
Lifbon &( WINES,
Port J
I .oaf Sugar
White Havana do.
Brown do.
Muicovado do.
Hyfon,
Hyfon Skin,
Souchong & 1
Eohea J ,
Nutmegs
Cinnamon
Cloves
Pepper
Pimento
Ginger
Muttard
Cofl'ee
Chocolate No. I & 2
All of which will be l'old as cheap as can
be bought in town, for Calh or Country Pro
duce.
N. B.—Fithermen’s aod Ship’s Stores put
op at the (horteft notice,.
PuttlanJf July 23, 1810. (tf)
Philadelphia Leather.
GEORGE HILL k Co.
LJAVE for fale, Philadelphia Skirting, Bar
A 1 nefs & Bridle LEATHER, per bundle or
Engle fide- July ss.
REMOVAL.
WILLIAM GRAFFAM,
INFORMS h's friends and the public, that
* he has rt.noved his Office from Saccarap
pa to i>ia»l<Jb, about 60 rods north of the
Meeting-H. ule, on the main road, where the
greateft attention will be paid to all butinefa
cutrufted to him m the line of hn profertion.
Stan 2 1 b IO
Rice
Box Raidas
Calk do
Mould & dip'd Can*
dies
Windfor Soap
Palm do
Rofe do
Indigo, firfl quality
Starch
Cotton & wool Cards
Flour
Corn Brooms
Frying Pans
Shovels bv the docen
I 4
or hngle
Scythes and Sneaths
Molafles
Liverpool Salt
Tobacco
Filh
Clear Pork
Cheefe
Logwood, &c. &c.
4 O v K 4 l A. * i j
4 Shares in the nth Ncv.*- j
Halmpfiiire Tu-i*pke Vermont Money at ptr ,
received iu payment by the fubfcriber m !k« j
office. ' ' N. KINSMAN.
J a v 23
TO j HE PUBLIC.
WHEREAS TA.er of Bath has infcrt- (
eel in the Portland Gazette of the if h iull.'
a faife: abuftve and libellou* publication, fcr» j
ding to injure my reputation tn placet vlete
ire are mj lama, 1 deem it aclutv which I owe
to my friends and myfell, to make a caudid
and impartial ftatement of facts—that the
public may be enabled thereby to decide on
the propriety of my conduct. In the month *
of November laft, when I was about going to
the fruit hward upou bufiuefs, I executed a
power of Attorney to my father jointly With
C'apt William Todd, authorizing them to
tranladl my affairs generally in my abfencc,
and delivered over to them the gi eater part
of my notes and papers, and inftrudU-d my
apprentice that lie would be fuhj^ct to their
directions until my return. On my re'urn, I
found that the Notes advertifed by me on the
9:h inh were gone and unaccounted fjr, 1
consulted ray apprentice and attornies, but
could obtain no information refpcdtiug them :
the Notes having gone out of their poiVtffion
without their knowledge. The natural pre
emption then was, that they were fiolen I
endeavored to discover whofe hands they were
in, but did not make the difeovery until pay
ment was demanded Dy John Elder ; 1 then
requefled Mr. Elder to inform me how he
came to be in pofTillion of laid notes- T he
information was refufed. After which I made
my communication to the Editor ot the Gaz
ette, and through miftake, inferred the name
of David inftead of John Elder. Perceiving
myfelf miftaken I made an apology to Mr
Elder, and offered to make that apology as
public as my advertisement ; but the apology
which 1 and (I firm y believe,) the public
thought fatisfadlory, was not fo to him. He
wiflied for a ftatement, which I could not in
truth and confcieuce make. .And here 1 would
obferve, that Mr. Elder s advertifement car
ries with it the prelumption, that farisfaclion,
other than the above mentioned ftatemeDt,
was demanded ; which was not the fatfE If
it had been, Mr. Elder would have found the
lublcriber, no lef* ready than kimjclf to perform
the ceremonies of honor. It is true that I wrote
the paragraph, fuhftantiated by the depofttion
of B. Ames Efq in the hurry of the moment,
when furrounded by Mr. Elder and his At
torney ; but on perufat, I found that I could
not affix my fignature to it, as a cart of it ap
plied to John Eider the prefent nolder of the
Notes, and would go to exculpate him (John
Elder). The following words, viz. “ to the
keft of aiy belief, the holder of faid Notes be
came juftly by them,” did not convey my
meaning, and were not what I intended to
have written. I only meant to convey the
idea, that I believed David Elder innocent of
any difhonefty refpeefing faid Notes, The
above is a true narrative ot facts, and the
public are left tod cide, whether the fubferi
ber i» a “ viitian, paltroon and liar, ’ or wheth
er David Elder has not been guilty of con
dutff, petu'ent, rafli and foolifh I lhaH no
tice David Elder no further, nor fliould l have
done it now, if the Portland Gazette had cir
culated only in thole places, where we are
both known.
Nor thy at mouth, July 19, 1810.
f N. B. That the public may fully under
hand the conduct of John Elder, the prefent
holder of theaforefaid notes, 1 publifh his own
depofttiou, which is an accurate fpecimen of
toe manner, in which he has evaded all my
interrogatories, refpetling faid Notes.
Whereas,I John Elder of Bath, have been
called upon, by Cummer Sewall and Denny
! M’Cobb, Juftices of the peace Quorum Unui,
at the requeft of Charles Loring, to give my
! Depofition relative to certain Notes of hand
t figned by Ammi R. Mitchell and Son, Charles
( C Mitchell, Nathan Oaks, and William Par
fons, endorfed by faid Loring. I do teftify
and depofe that 1 have in my poiklli m for a
good and valuable consideration, two certain
Notes, figned, one by Ammi R. Mitchell and
Son, and the other by Charles C. Mitchell, o
riginally made payable to faid Loring or order,
by him endorfed, that I had in my pofleflion
another Note signed by Nathan Oaks, aud
endorfed by faid Loring, the contents of which
have been paid, and the Note laid to be lign
ed by William Parfons as above, never was
in my pofleflion.
Queftions by Charles Loring’s Attorney
What are the dates of faid Notes, now in your
pofleflion ? What are the fums due upon
them ? What confederation did you give for
them, or either of them ? Of whom did you
receive them } And are they your own prop
erty, or merely put into your hands for anoth
er’s ufe ?
Anfwer, Whereas faid Loring has treated
me ungentleman like, by au advertifemout in
fer ted iu the Portland Gazette of the »6ih inft.
refpecting faid Notes; and whereas this De
pofition i * taken at his laid Loring’# requt ft,
1 do not confidtr it my duty to give him, laid
Loring any further information ref peeling
faid Notes, other than fitnply to (tare that
they came honeftly into my pofleflion, and
for a valuable confidera’ion, and that I fhall
expect immediate payment thereof, either
from the makers or eudorfers.
JOHN ELDER.
Commonwealth of Majfichusctts•
LincolnJf. ToxvnoJ Bath,
THlb feventeenth day of Ju’y, in the year
of our Lord, eighteen hundred and ten, per
foil ally appeared before u«, the fublcriberi,
two of the Juftices of the peace, in the af 're
fold county of Lincoln, Quorum Uuus, the
aforefaid John Elder, the deponent, and af;er
being carefully examined and du y cau
tinned to tefhfy the whole tru'h, and nothing
bur the truth, made oath that the foregoing
depofi’ion by him fubiertbed is tru:. Taken
at the requeft of Charles Coring, to b<* pre
ferved in perpetual remembrance of ihetlnug,
and we, not knowing any perfons living w.th
in twenty mi!e< of faid place of caption imer
eti ed in the property, whereto the aforefa;.!
depofuion relates, dicl not notify any pcrlon
to attend.
DUMYIER SEW ALL,? Juflunof the Peace,
DENNY M COBB, $ Vmut.
t do not pretend to decide whether or no:
I John Eider, be an Lone! and innocent Iv.lder
of the ah ive mentioned Notes, but i do uu
dertake to decidt that his conduct is myfteri
oii- fur an hnnrft man.
CHARLES LORTNG
v *,' ' i v %
i <• li -V \ * . . A . *■
»a« »t K* S. L->? W *••/>
JO »|’ i!v HUM ; 4 ' B »' PuEK ;
30 keg- GINGER ; VI' T Ki ;
1 pi^e lliga proof BRANDY; *
2 hegt PiPHLR; 7 halt u.,i* DUC K j
20 bolt* It.d a DUCK ; 60 R.».vea* ditto ;
(lew Couon ditto; 10,00*> .,'pa.n»h Sr^art, .
JO Hhd* I'OSACCO
2'>o boit* D^by KkRRINO
July 23 ' -i
4 W"
FOIl SALK,
At No. V l\ku-M’b*rf%
i;o Totis PINE TIMBER,
of an excellent lot, and ready for flopping,
4 0 HIuls. ’Turks Ifland SALT,
JJy 23.
sJui~ aLIERED.
rT' HT fu’jfcriber having concluded to leave
A town fooner than the time dated iu hia
adverrifement on ihe tail page «>t thi* day •
paper, oiler# h*« l.at u and H u!eiu WalWg
ton (tr<et for faie at public a uel ion, on Mm
Jay, tie St'lA / 7t/y at 1 I o'clock, in
the forenoon, i n tk premifes~at which time %
it wdl positively be Sold wi'hout reserve._
Condition# nude known ?t the time and place
offale. STEPHEN 1)ELANDE.
TIMOTHY FLRTCHER, AM'r.
P-rtlanJ, J^ly 23,
Portland Hat Faflory.
XJO'l ICE is hereby given, that at a meet
^ ingot the members of the Put Hand Hut
Manvfailutitg C mfany, on the 19th July mil.
an AlTellrneut ot Twmtj/v* Dull or, ou each
Share was voted, to be paid into the hanci*
of the Treafureron or before the 19th of
Auguft next.
DANIEL HOW, Tnajurer,
July 23.
BEEF if PORK.
200 Bob. Mef* No. I, No 2 .V 3 BEEF,
100 half bbls. Mefh aud No. 1 do.
—ALSO—
Bone Midliug Navy Mef* & No. 1 PORK,
At Ao. 2| Ce itt al Rvw.
J. Richard fori.
May 21. '
A Pleafant oituaticn.
pOR falfc in Gorham, an excellent FARM
containing about j 20 acres cf fertile land
capable of producing from 2^ to 30 tons of
Englifh hay, and will yield as large a flock of
Corn, Grain, &c as any land in laid town —
and if more agreeable, the Slock and Farming
Utenlils Said Farm ha* a good Dwelling
Houle and Barn Handing thereon, together
with convenient out homes, water, &c. and
is Ikuated about 8 miles from Portland, with
in half a mile from Judge Zcwg/i/W*. For
terms, which will be liber?!, apply to
Daniel hunt,
on the premifes.
Gorham, May 21. # (tfj
SHOE STORE.
Solomon Ssf Thomas Boyce,
JNFORM their friends and the Public id
A general, that they have opened a SHOE
STORE 111 Ftjb fire:t, nearly oppolite the In
dian CLtef, where they intend keeping a com
plete alTortment of Ladies’, MiITcs’ and Chit,
dren s SHOES of every defetiption.
They hkewife manufacture BOOTS and
SHOES of all kinds, at the Ihortcft notice, *
and on the moft reaionahlc terms ; where
they hope by their attention aud afhduiry to
bulinefs they ftull merit a fliare of ihe Public
Patronage.
Portland, April 26, 1810.
FARM FOR SALE.
pOR fale, a Farm in Cape Elizabeth p’eaf- ♦*
antly lituared on the Sperwtnk River* a
bout feven miles from Portlaad, containing
about ninety acres of Land, principal part
under good improvement, with a handlome
young Orchard of about one hundred Trees
of excellent fruit ; a good Honfe and Barn
and lome valuab'e tirrfber on laid Farm—The
Stock and Farming UtenGls may be had with
the farm.—For particulars enquire of Cant.
Wm. Thomas, on the premiics, or the luV
Icriber at his office in Portland, No *, I,nn;j
Wharf. E. GRF.ELY.
Jfirit 14, 1810. (tf)
T'HE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
* to all concerned, that Ihe lias been d'i'y
appointed and has taken upon herfelf the
truft of adminifiracrix on the ellare of
JEREMIAH LORLNG,
late of Nonhyat mouth, in the county of Cum
berland, yeoman, deceafed, by giving bond as
the law diredh—fhe therefore requtlt all per
tons who are indebted to the laid deceafed’s
eftate, to make immediate p.-yment ; and
thofe who have any demands thereon, to ex
hibit the fame to
July 18, 1810. . JANF. LORIN<X_
T"HE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
* to all concerned, that the has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herfelf the truft
of executrix of the 1*0 will and leflameu of
JOSEPH FROCTFR,
hire of Du'ham, in the county of Cumberland,
yeoman, deccafed, by giving bond as the law
directs—fhe therefore retjtnfh all perh ns
who are indebted to 'he Lid decealed* efla' ■,
to make in»med»are payment ; and thofe who
have any demand- tlier«-on, to exhibit the
fame to El IZ \BETil PROCTER.
j JJy 18, >810. .
Konev
TS hereby g:ven by the ftrbfcriber*, s»ppoi m
* cti by the Hon Rda* Lee, Lf<j Judge nf
Probate for the county of I :nco!n, to receive
I and examine the claitm of the Several credit*
or* to the efta'e of
BARNABAS COBB,
fate of Warren, in Ltd corny, grttleaun,
deceaSed, rcprrfnttetl mfoivent, hereby p vc
notice that fix months from the date hereof
are allowed for the hod creditor* to bring in
und prove their cSaim* ; and that we wifi a*.
*end for that porpofe ar the dwelling-houfe of
Rufus Crane, in Warren, on the laft Monday
of thi* and the l*ve following months from
i to d o’clock in the atte noon ot each of
laid day*. -
ROFUS CRAKE, 7 G#km/*
JOSEPH COPELAND ^ fhrurt.
H'mrttn, }*»y id, l ¥iO.
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