Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-10-15 00:00:00, page 3

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jr'iiMH penfa *1 #nd consider;*' 'mn ufaft lb*'**
w >:> are pardal far » couuockhm with tho
T* rant t»f In tlys addict will he
fnurd a correct deuneati. n ofahe principle*
and conduct of*bat * pie eminent state*roan’
y .raparte, a* Governor Gcr»y pronounces
h tn.
)\deral . 4mericu h Xomhutiiom.
The first Monday if November approach
es ! On that day, (rhe |dt), let every fnsnd
of ilia country, turn * tu and give his vote
for those men, who ire the firm and eon.
ftant supporter* erf th-nr Cou • ■ r\*n PROS
PEKHY and INDEPENDENCE; for
teen who will pursue the firm and impartial
policy of the immortil Washing'on. Rec
elkfet that the democratic candidates wen
ail the friends and ad-'.»cates of the Embar
jo Recollect that Commerce is the life
lining of our national pupetitjf ’; anti that
those who supports! ti.e em mrgo policy,
brought rum not only upon the me*chant,
bul also upon tin* farm, t ami mechanic. Re
member the example of WASHING- j
TON. The last vote hf ever gave, he trav
elled txselve mi ft* in kit tilt! c6-r, to give it
t^r the biderul Candidate« At a period far
more interesting, letewf v Federalist—one
and all, imiute the example ct their great
leader.
J-'iiDEX.iL C.I.\ DIDJTKK . .
YORK. DISTRICT.
Hun. iObEFH L ELAND.
LINCOLN DISTRICT.
ALDEN BRADFORD, Esq.
KENNEBEC DISTRICT.
| THOMAS RijCE, Esq.
These sre men who I i w the rights and
done* of their country. 'Men who will be
active and zealous H \ ►e support of such
umasure* as will promo' ) the. prosperity of
the Farmer, Merchant, r • J Mechanic.
Democratic falconom?/.
When the leading democrats were stri
ving to obtain the adenire^t ration of the gen
eral government, they promised the people,
that if they were placet! in power, they
would conduct the pnvei ivnent with much
more economy than the fe deralms did. Ex
perience has since taught every man, who
m not blinded by his prejudices, that this
was all a fetch, a falsehood, propagated
merely to decisive the pe'*ple, in order to
enable demigogues to obta n otiices of pow
er and profit. The plain Let is, and the
people ought to know' it, that the democrat
ic administrations have been much more ex
pensive than the federal <»nej. Does any
a*k for the proof of this—tee extract from
tlie letterof the Hon. E k Totter, member
of Congress from Rhode l iland. published
in Augifst last, which puls this subject be
yond dispute.
During the federal administrations, all
our differences with foreign power* were
amicably adjusted ; and beneficial treaties
negotiated and ratified ; in efficient navv
established, and our commerce protected.
Under the reign of democracy, our treaties
«re suffered to expire, and tve witness noth
ing but the expenditure of enormous sums
of money, at siiam and farcical attempts at
negotiation, calculated only to amuse and
gull the public ; while the President re
ceives Ins twenty-five, and the Secretaries
♦heir live thousands a year ; 4nd Collectors,
Marshak, and Pos'niaslers their fat fees.
The American Navy, once respectable and
useful, is reduced to little nlore than Mr.
Jefferson's two hundred contemptible boats
of one gun, which he rotting in our rivers
and mud coves, a monument of the weak
ness and ffdly of democratic raters. An
other blessing which the people now expe
rience from the wisdom of di mocrats is this
—our national income is ao much less than
our national expenses, that the administra
tion have, since the close of the last session
of Congress, borrowed the enormous sum
et three militant, seven hnmt el and fifty thou
sard Uol.art, to meet the ordinary expenses,
»nd keep 44 de seek of government’’ in mo
tion. These are the worts of thy god*, O
Uemoci acy !
Amount of Bon:»p*rte.s new ouiu-s upot>
tl»e following articles *—It will readily
i** seen they arc 90 heavy as nearly to equal
a prohibition of them. c*w rs
Brazil Cotton will pay atlufy of 6G per lb.
Other cotton ... 53
Turkey C iffcc - - - 5»
Oilier Codec ... 0y
K»w Sugar . 1 - 2<
CU>eddo ... . 37
H> son Tea - - . .90
Green do. - . .51
Oiier teas . . . j.|
F;no cinnamon ... 18 $
Nutmegs . . . 181
C^chene*! . . , 185
Cvicoa . . . .104
Cloves .... 5>
Another Post-blaster Removed.
‘ l a stilt the convenience of the
inhabitant* of Sacarappu,’* [or rather
to keep alive the spirit of democratic
policy,] the Post-Master General, u be
cause it has been represented to hitn
that Mr. Freeman'* office was kept in j
u very inconvenient place about a mile
lrom the village,’** has seen fit to re
move him and appoint in fus stead one
JIczckiah IVtmhv^ who lives about five
tunes farther from said village than
Mr. Freeman does—But Mr. Freeman
is a federalist—and there lore the dem*
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ocrats of Sacarappa will not complain ;
and the true re/tubliian* who live there,
must grin and Lprar it.
Ao/r—The public will judge of the
Importance of the o.V.ce when they are
it lormed, that the income of it to the
post-master, was about jne dollars a
jraur.—They will judge by this, what
G ideon’s real motive Was, in making
llits ben f.eial change.
9 Is ib iu: ubsu: a qmrter ef a mil?. '
Mw m>
*! hr Eight?! Anniversary of iKe Part- *
a*ut iluu volcnt Society w«*s celebrated
in ibis town on Wednesday evening
las’, at the meeting house of the first
palish.
i he performances commenced with
nn anthem. A prayer was then made
by the Rev. Mr. Hilliard, which dis
played the ability and piety of the
speaker.
Next to this, the 4l$t of Belknap’s
Hymns was sung.
An elegant iliscouise was then diliv
> ered by the Rev. Mr. Beeman. It was
grounded on these applicable words of
sci ipture—k* God loveth a cheerful giv
er.**
After the contribution, another an
them was sung ; and the blessing was
pronounced by Mr "Hilliard.
The music was good, and did cieilil
to the performers.
I The whole could not but please the
attentive hearers. While the tar was
delighted, and the mind instructed, the
heart was warmed with the file of
Christian charity.
Wo* wish the assembly had been
more numerous.
1 he sum collected was one hundred
and three doitar*. i
The Society made Choice of the fob 1
lowing officers for the year ensuing :
Rev Samuel Deane, d n President.
Rev. Elijah Kellogg, Vice-President.
Stephen Longfellow, Esq. Secretary.
Hon. Sam’l Freeman, Esq. Treasurer.
• Managers, besides the President, Vice
President, and Secretary.
Matthew Cobh, Esq.
Samuel Freeman, Esq.
Rev. Timothy Hilliard,
Capt. Joseph H. Ingraham,
Mr. Robert Boyd, ^
Rev. Edward Pay son,
Re\\ Ichabod Nicholls,
Rev. Nathan S. S. Beeman,
On Tuesday Evening last between the
hour* if/ and 8 o'clock, an alarm ot* Fire
was given in this town—but by prompt ex.
eruous it was extinguished without doing
much damage. "1 he fire originated it! a
Counting Kooin in the lower nxrt ot' the
brick Store at the head ofUnivn Wharf
As this part of the Store was unocciipi* «I
there is two much reason to fear the tire
was communicated with an evild sign as
the cellar door at the end was discovered to
be open.
MILITARY.
On Tuesday bit, Col. Stephenson’s
Regiment paraded in this town. After
the review of the troops, they were
marched from the parade through the
principal streets of the town, and retur
I ned again to the place of parade, where
a Variety of manoeuvres and evolutions
were performed, which reflected much
honor upon both officers and soldiers.
Beware of Counterfeit Brils. There are
man/ three dollar bills ot the zJer*<y Bank m
circulation ; they are executed upon a well
engraved plate—the Piesulenui name is en
graved also; the full par is of the first let
ters of his name are mule with a pen which
uui easily be discovered upon examination.
Gov Lang don has appointed Thurs
day, the 22d. of November next, to
be observed throughout the State of
N. Hampshire as a Day of Public
Thanksgiving, Praise and Prayer,
A fun go Parke.—A London paper of
the lJod August contains an extract of a
letter dated Senegal, July 6, 1810,
‘vnich Mates that me intrepid traveller,
Mungo Parke, is still in existence in
the interior of Africa.
Extract rf a letter Jrc i the collector cj
K*t. fiim&tS.'if iv u gtn lctnan in Haiti•
men lr.
“ The lantern of the fight house on
the south extremity of St Simon,s Isl
and, State of Georgia, was illuminated
September 1st, 1810, and will continue
to be so.”
J. 1BGR.S. i fJA tr /A VE JVTIOAB.
Jacob Odell, of Durham, New
| Hampshire, has obtained a patent for
and ironing machine, which, managed
| by one person, is said to perform as
i much work in half an hour as two wo- j
Tuen, at the nsuaPrate of ironing, would
accomplish in a day. Neither heat nor
hre are required by the process.
A Loom, constructed by Mr. Rich
ards, of Newbury port, promises great
utility by the saving of labor, if report
speaks true.
Beware !—Counteract Right Dol
lar Bdis of the ^aletr bank are in circu
lation, so veil-executed as to require
close inspection before discovered.
juries —Are the O dioc* arul painful de
*d*y» experienc'd by those who are on the
tine at rep’uueaul icvitwj euuer necessary
or usefull.
Womd it reflect »uv tl *gr*rc op field
Offi'ers »o do much in litde ti.ne—to t«rm
their rtg.au ltja, review, i t.pt-c*. ru»nonvre,
8c tli-'nrr in the lrx»i time jjosHible,
consistently with a cjrefuUtisp xtiO.tuf »rov>
*nd peecuuofl in the performance .,4 the or
mance t- rs—-v* <Uort is n »t * niilit .ry *ot
woi, iiwfrio van*, tuno at ueedtcsd/ la
ri., L.e fl»*a :
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aforricu, 1
In l*tnc(j!n, tde Rev. jjmiel V»rrett,of
SUndmh, (Me ) to Mia*. Dure..* Hatting*,
Ot the t'nrmcr place.
THE AMERICAN READER,
A nrw ReuJing b.Jt far $>hocU and Acvimtm
IUSf published and fot Die ’*y LYMAN.
HAL1. dc CO. at the fign of the Bidu,
lofuraoce budding*, Kichange-ftreer,
THE AMERICAN READER :
Or elegant (elections of puree* in prwfe and
poetry, defigned for the improvement of
Youth in the art of reading ami tpt-aking
with propriety and beauty, and fur the culti
vation of a correct mo>al tafte : particularly
fur the ufe of fchoots—By Asa Lyman, A M.
Price 62\ cts. fmgle, fu'l bound—50 ct*.
ha’f bound—D 6 50 per duz lull bound—
L). 5 per doz. half bound.
Recommendations of the above Work.
Having examined £.ee Mr. Lyman’s “ A
mencau Reader,” we ftate it as our opinion
that the feleciion ie well made, that the piaa
»»judicious and peculiarly adapted to lehools,
and that the work is deierving of public pa
cronage: and we hereby recommend the work
as me eicellem reading book for fchools a ad i
academies.
SAMUEL DEANE,
Paftor of the Firft Congressional Church io
Portland.
S.AEUFL FREEMAN,
Judge of Probate for the County of Cumber
land.
ELIJAH KELLOGG,
EDWARD PaYSON,
C> .league Paftor* of the Second Congrega
tional Church in Portland’
NATHAN 3 S. BE VIaN,
Paftor of the Third Congregational Church
in Portland.
FRANCIS BROWN,
Paftor of the Firft Congregatioual Churcb in
North Yarmi „th.
WILLIAM GREGG,
Preceptor of the Academy m Portland.
Letter rte /ttH by the cmptUr from Rev. Dr.
Patijb bxefelJ, and Mr. Ber.jamin Allen, Pie
uptor if Dimmer AiaJemy %
PyrfeU, September 28,1810.
DEAR MR, <
W* -have eiirforily esamiued your " Amer-,
icau Reader.” The compilation is made from
refpe<Sta8le authors, and we think it in gen
eral calculated iO make a profitable impref
Gen on the minds of children and to oe a
ufeftil hook in our fchools
With much refpect we are, dear Sir,
your affectionate friends
ELIMH PARISH.
BENJAMIN ALLEN.
Letter to th‘ cur, filer jntm Duttrr Char Us Cfin,
P receptor of Got bam Academy.
Go, Lam, Oil 9,1810.
DEAR SIR,
I have run through “ The American Rea
der 1 with as murh attention, a» the time, I
could ipare. would permit. , i have no heti
taiion in expelling a favorable opinion of
the work ronlidering it a very judicious and
chafle fele&ion, well calculated to promote
1 the art of reading, and at the lame time to ltd*
prefs on the minds of youth moral and reli
gious fentimeuts, I with you fuccefs in its
publication,
I Kelpc&fu.ly yourV • .
CHARLES COITIN, •
I r
Lyman, Hall & Co have now in the
prefs the Lite of MiG* Susanna Anthony.
This ce’ebrared and iute> efi ng r#!»giou* Me
| moir, will loon be out and ready lor file——*
School Bocks ef various kinds for fafe as
Above. Portland, QttoUr i5
HENRY SMITH k Co.
No. 4, Mufye-Rov'
Have received per the Wath.ngtou aud
Bctfey from Liverpuol, and New Ga>eo from
London,— 65, packages GOOD-*, winch they
oiler for faie on liberal terms—v *.
Black, 1 ® Dimities
Blue, p 3 Cottou Checks
1 Greca, ^ Netted Brace*
Mu*, — f 25 28 inch Cottou
Snuff, ! 5. Umbrellas ^
I Brown, I” * Silk do. ^
Olive, I £ Pink and Buff Giug
Cor bo, luper- j hams
fine,fiue and J » Variei y Calicoes
1 common j 8rown, Hate, plumb
j Drab and bhze Union b<ack, pink, Cara
| .Cord* bricks
Drab, mi*t, blue, Ber* Linens
Im>, ribb d, ^ drab, Pla'iila*
m'Td Stocking#?*# Brown Hollands
^ Variety, fsmey, aud Shirting Cottons
common Velh'nfcs Ribbons
I Drab, brown, olive & Sa fnecs
blue Kecfeys Modes
1 B ue, mmf aud drab Miileuctts
Plains Buck aud White La
Blue and greeu Ser- ces
ges Spidernet Sleeves
Brown, olive, bott’e, Mulherry, light blue
and drttb Co*''0!?* pea green, fawn co
i Grafs, bottle, brown, lour, imperial blu*.
purp’e; dk»rdo», bottle and fcariet
leaner, b'ack, Bon 1- PenlTe Cloths
hazetrs Ounce Thread#
Purple, blue, hlack, Scotch Threads
Duroys if Durants Sewiug Cotton
Blue and blk Shalonns Silk and Twifl
Rattinett if Ruflells Fancy Mufhns
Velvets, Velveteens, Silk Florentine
and GEu*»a Cords 3*. 4t 4X |»1U(
White, yellow, crim- Mued do
Ion. black, and fear Ladies’ and Gentle
let Funnels men’s Gloves
Dutfil* - Ladies' black and
10 4, 9 4, If S 4 Rofc flat* Worfted Hotic
BUnksis ry
Sailors' do. Gentlemen's do.
Kbdderndnller Carpet- Wo>(t«d Socks
ing* Shawl* Handkerchiefs
Venetian and coxamoa Co. Ted and figured
Sn»ii do Cambric**
Hearth Rug* Oilobsr 15.
Jofepli Shelton,
tie lad cf Vniom Wharfy
H/\g juft received from Coiucdicut a
au: ity ot exceheut Goihcu CHEESEy
of a very rich quality, which he offer* for
fa e hy the cutk or by the liojfie Chee e, very
cheap for cath or (hm unproved ci edit——
jil^-VkOCERUS. ar reta* a* uluah
Pofiiaod* 15, Itt.'O 4
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FRESH GOODS. .
ROYAL LINCOLN. 1
Exclhtnf." Htutty
t ] AS Juft received, an additional iupp'y of
1 1 NEW GOODS, fuitable tor the pre.-m
and approaching tearten, which together with
bi* former Bock, he wd l tell on tire belt trrau
forcafh. Oa. 15.
.Fall and Winter Goods.
george Tull, & c.o.
A * 6, Mte/fry $ fiwTFf HilKK ft fctf,
13 EAL Superfine Broad Cloth*; Middling
1V and Uw pric'd ditto ; Hunter'* Cloths ve
ry fine ; Pelilie and Quteo * Cloth*; (uper- i
h.!« and common CafSiueres ; black, b‘ue, drab
and tnix’c imperial Cords; drab Kerleyi;
Coating*; Duffiiit ; mill'd Blankets of all lines;
Baizes & 1 launch oT all,colors; Fehfle Flan
nels ; Faffiionable Veiling* j Velvets; Velve
teen* Thickleit* and Genoa Cords; black,
fawn, llate and Mulberry Tabby Velvet* ;
plain aud pnn ed Bombxz-tts, aU color* ; Wild
bores ; RuiTetU ; Shaloous ; Durauts ; Du
roy* and Rattinetts ; fuperfine and common
Cal I if oe* from la to 3s per yard ; twill'd do. ;
Ginghams ; Copperplate*; Patch Furnitures ;
Dimities; Cambric do ; a variety of plain and
faucy Mutliui; 4 4 and 6- 1 white Cambricks;
3-4 4 4 and 6 4 black and color'd ditto;
4 4 and 6-4 twill’d do ; A cotton Shirtings ;
coleratu Brtt.fb do •, 7 a and 4 4 Lift* Lioen# ;
brown Platilla* ; a great varity of SWI»,
i lom* very • egant; Canton aad Italian Crapes;
black and colord’d Luff rings Plain ditto;
Sarfuets; black and Color'd Silk Handker
chiefs, Bandannas ; twill’d cotton ditto; while
pocket Handkerchiefs; Madrat* & pultcat do j
Men's black white and color’d worftrd Hofo •
Bailies black and flate do; Men’s beaver glove-*,
Ladies filk,beaver and ktd ditto ; Manchefter
Check ; India ditto ; Hnckabuck and Dia
pers ; Napkins ; cotton Sewings ; fewing filks ;
Tape* ; Twift ; Bobbin ; Ribbons ; Ferrets
Galloon. , Cheneale; cyttoa Lace* ; Bonnet
wire &c. the
A great variety of India Colton*, from 9d,
to 2/6 per yard.
The above Good* are offered fur fale on
the lowed term* for calh, or approved credit;
and putchafer* will find it advantageous to call
a* above.
PtHllaniy Oil. 15, 1810.
Copartner/hip in Bufinefs.
I FIE lublcribers would refpetftfully inform
their tricodt and the public, that they
have eutered into a connection in the
Boot if Shoe-making Bufmefs,
under the firm ot COBB If ADAM* ; and
have taken the chamber over the Atop of Mr.
Christopher Weight, in F0ttfi,cet, where
i ‘hey ihatl be happy to lerve all who may be
pleated to favor them with their euftom.
STEPHEN COBB,
AUGUSTUS ADAMS.
Pnttani, OBtbcr 15. m
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AUTUMNAL BALL.
•*»'b i i* x yjj 1 ■ m •' v, * a , *
-,V/f R PARKS, reCpectfully informs the La
die» and Gentlemen of Portland and its
vicinity, that hit Fxhibition and Ball will
be at Unton Hull, on TUESDAY EVENING,
23d »»ft * PufUttnd, OShier, 15.
, L j ju.i— -- ■ -:-t
NOTICE~
IT it requefted that all demands on the
* Trealury of Oxford County, for Services
as Jurors, be prefented for fettlcment to
HENRY RUST, Jun. Treasurer.
Norway, OB 8, 18 tO, # (15)
» .-I — - ey - 11 - Jr ■- _
| MR. RICHMOND,
' f''\VES notice that his School for the in
j ftru&ion of writing will- recommence at
I his room in Free ftieet, on Mouday i5th Oc
1 tober inft—where thole who wilh to attend
are requeued to make fmmediate application
It will be uuderftood that thofe whowiih to
attend evenings, will apply on or before ths
time above mentioned, as he intends to in
ftruct by clailesi
Left there lhould be fome who may not be
acquainted with the dec.ded tupenoriiy of his
Xfpode of inftruChon to that of any Oite<r, fbr
1 following cerubcate is fubjomed :—
PoBTlAND, AuoUiT IS JO.
WE the fubfenbers hereby certify, that
Mr. Silas M. Ricumono. who, in the fhon
ipace of a fortnight, profellc* to teach to per
rons of mature judgment, the art of Writing
in an elementary and fyfteniatic maonei—hat
fu'fi'led his engagements relative to ail out
t bi dren, whom he has mttructed, to our en
tire fatisfa&on-that his conuuc , while iti
this place, merits our approbation—aud that
| we cordially Villi him faccefs in this ufelui
* line of buliuelV
| James Burnham, Joftiua 1‘avinr,
* i CroCs juu. Wdiiam W ijjery,
John Dicks, Ala Clap,
Jacob Noyes, Eijth Elder,
Barrett Potrc*', Nath. Moodyv
i Jofiah Paine, Jacob Quincy,
! Thomas Foltom, Eenj Butman,
John Frothiughatri, David Dan a,
j Elijah Kellogg, Ptter W’arien.
FOR S.JL'H OH TO LET,
A good ft md for a Tanner or a Trader plea
‘ * latuly li:uated iu New Gioucetter, at tlte
upper con er fo called.- A two (lory
. P WELLING /HCJUSfc we:l fioitbed ant) a
j Brick Store under one half ot' the h mfe \*i h
; a goo-1 3arn, Wood Houle, C'haife Houle,au-i
twelve Acres of Ian4-— Aifo, a convenient
Tay Yard, Bark Hou.’e, aud atn Acquedudi ot
good wa:<r Ac—Terms mvl* eafy horfui
■ tfcer particular* enquire of
JOsEEH THRASHER, cn the prearlct.
oa. e.
; NjariCE it hertfby given that the fubfeti
| bet has neen duly appointed admiiii'lr*.
tor of the elfate cf
SAMUEL If A HN DEN,
late of Woolwich, in the county of Lincoln,
Efqture, de< eafed, aod ha* taken upon bim
fe!f that truft by giv.ng bond* the ha*- di
rects ; and all perfons having derraud* upon
the eltlte of the fail deceafed, are nquelled
to exhibit the fame ; aud all uerfdtis inuebred
to the laid eilate are called upon to make
payment to
&AV.UEL UARNr^N, Jdr iip Hr*.
Sift/*9. TSlG. « rOcL U)
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*a£lc typ tfiuttott.
Mix I NO SHffP.
ON TuefJay ti e 21d mit, at II oVock A
M at Mr. Thomas Freemao * Farm near
the feat of Mr. antm Deertng. will f« offrredl
forfa'e 51 Real MERINO SHEEP, and aa
i'uch, auhemicltod bV certifica’tt—Ftwie
-hcep were received from Wm farvis, Elq.
U. S CooAal at L.'buu Cpnditions made
known at the time of late,
i . STEPHEN M'LELLAN A*&
Portland. ObV 8*
j Lineolt, f O&olcr g, 1810.
rP-AKEN by Executing and will be t lfcr«|
* for file at the Academy in faid Bath, ta
the feventh day of Nottruber neat, at tine*
o’clock ir» the afternoon, three Shares or threw If"
fif“ieth part* of the Female Academy in Card
Bath, and ttie privileges to the lame which "
belong to Jiepb Srtwti, Efr| oicof the pro
prietors of la.d Academy, or a* much of faid
three thares as may fatsafy an ezeruiion in my
pilTcfTioti againft laid bewail, and cott tor lev
eying the lame
BEM. DWENPORT, D.
To he *ohl by ruler uf Carnal’ <n TLESDjfT
the thirteenth umy -.J' lkovem/er aunt, ut twetv
a* *•-«*, at the iMrtliit’g Mamie J Bil
dad Arao’d, utte • f !fu-giauuptr, dieemtel,
e O much ot the R.-al I-fta.e of (aid deceaierl .
(parucular'y his inter vail j«od) as whit*
r.ectlTary to p*y his just debt* with i^odemai
charges —*Cauoiuoti* to be made kr.iwn at
the rime and place of lafe
BENNJNC WEN! WORTH? ***"¥•*"#
... ) coir J-jintt.
Nextgluuiefer, OSi.icr 10, 18 40. #
. Ccpirtne'jhip LuJJoiicd. *
rrjih Copartner lhip exiling between the
* tubfenber* Will eipue the txrfl dav of
November next, by mutual content. A If‘per*
ion* having any demands againfl (aid firm
are requeued to c^l| and receive tbeir pay ;
and thtife indebierl %i e eartreitly 1 otic tied to
make immediate payment. Thofe who mg
Ittff leuImg iheir account* before the time
expire* wnl he obliged to fei^le with fume
peifoo du'y *u»h 'r.Xetl for th«t vnrnvfl _
A* it wiij lie much enlier for all to fettle
their own account* than to employ a ttiird
perfon it ii prelumed that there will he punc
tual at'euriou. w hich will fave b.li|of twit a*
well as-t'.eir feelings.
NATHANloL JENKS,
THOMAS pECAKYEEfim
Nor thy at rr.mi, Oil 6, Id 10.
N- B—The bulioef* will bfc continued ax
uiual by the luhfcriber at Jus old hand where
he will be happy in attaining to h.< old cui
tomers; and it new onesfhouid call they wilt .
receive his thank* for iheir cullom
f Nathaniel jlnks.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
O'i the itfbfc fiber, on reafonahle terms for
cadi or on liberal credit, odc Houle Lot
and a valuable Farm inuated in Both, con
taining ioo acre* of good Land, wi.h a two
llory Houle and other bei'dmg* thereon.-—
Alto, a number of Lots of L*«d, a part of
which are under improvement, Glutted nx
Topjbam —- Also, two good Farms liiuated io
Lijbi* ; oi e farm in aud ieveral oth
tr wl 4 *od »c the county of Lincoln
two Tanyarila in the town of Bruufwick,
Cumberland County.—Alta, one tilth part ot
one half of au excellent Townfh.p of Land,
called No 4, lying between Norway .* neih
eti, Oxford Co
HE2.fc.KlAH WYMAN.
3»lht OiS. S, 1810. # (15)
29 the hoiu Senate and the Hon. Hauje
of Kept rfe/itafives cf the Commute
> ™fii h of MajfachufettSi m tenet at
if out t aJembLd.
• »'HE Petition of the ftibfcribers, hur*biy
iliovveih, that the commercial part of •**
Weils and Arundel has greatly inrrealed iu
population, and wirh it me lutercourfe be
tween thofe places—Thai this li. ercoorle
would be much Gtulita til by the e cCtiou of
a. bridge ovet Keauehu.ik river, uear Etnerv *
Wharf, lo called, and ilie didsuce from f^d
part ot artindei to the kx>ft oihoe in Weds
(ccttun.in to bjih paces) lh,n\eoe<l nearly
ooe mi.e — Wherefore they p.ay, that thtv
may be incur porared for tii* pu. p'.fe „f burns
v lug a bridge over laid river as atoretaid, wn h
iuch loU» and privileges, a, to your honor*
may appear proper, *,J as in, du> v f>vu.:<i
will ever pray Am^M, May 2 tStu
Tobui Lord, . Henry Clark,
Simnu No well, Flph urn Pencil**,
Nath I. Lord, JVlico»t*i I'.’iJe,
Wil-iam lay tor j Kiclurti bilu.i ,iik.
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Conuounw- nlth ot Maffachufeits,
/.V $F.NA'i&% Jtm 1 Itb, 1910. I
ON the Petition aforefail, O'JereJ, tLaS
ihe Pctniontrs caule an atteftel copy of thtie
petition, wi'h ibis 0~der tlier^osi, ;o be pu -
iliied ill the l'a>tittna JazAtr, and Mtpem A'3 j.
primed at Portland, three wc.k* fiMrceifiveU ,
the bfl pah.ieatKHi ro oe thirty days, a: it>f‘
before .hrfecood Wednefday of tm next ,e,
lieu of the p'clmt General Court, that !
jperfen* intercfled may then end there appear,
aud fnew catlfr, (if any they have' why f. «
prayer of laid pen.ion th hid not be g.a stud.
—if*/ (tonvn y»r t.ntMi rtn r
* H (1 0?,S, f‘» tjrr*
tn th Hc-ee c/Rrp.ridtot vie, fun, ll\ iH<f.
ivead and eonrurird.
PEREZ MOKION, ./v-* r
A true cop*!—A r felt,
. N. COFFlff, C/r»4 r f the j
! NtJTICfi ~ d
J S h«iehy (f ve.i by the fu'ifcriber* appolnjfe
tfd by t|i» ffnu. Ivmvief Pmouq T<*
Jadgc of Probate fur the c< ucty of ('umU4< >■
j ***Qd, to retnvi .tud eiai 4i«ms ibr cinder* o Vf-h
j ftveral c*editor4 to the eftafe of i *
Jonathan il-ley.
. m hafm u tt, id faid county, yeoip^n* dc
f «eai*d, veprtfcaret! it Mvint, hereby give m
tt*.e, that It- from the date h. rc.it a-«
allowed for the faid <reduo** to bring » ,
prove that d<um*, and that wtf wilfa tc >d (,4r
that pu-pcHe at the dweftiog houle of XI ,* *
AW r nut, in l a mouth, tn he lafl &£oGgr
of thu and the five i otto wing rr. a !»-. fr. .tl,* .
to ficoctock ia the afternoon ot e;.. * ...
MODES’ MERPli.f, ? . *
JOSHUA AJ-KK . . *Cm A"
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