Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-11-19 00:00:00, page 4

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T'J'T r reived *nd f«»r f»J* N
J v\ 11,14am FRrtNC?S,
1'co Is*,;* of S fine H.CU i<,
Warranted to Jc of the H. (| c;-ra'iiy.
50 <i >. hue d«>. ‘4
P„t>tn<t fa V 5 1810,
iMUtL TR a<K,
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iVivt an! NTo. 1 N*w l>Lnt%
15 *nc Midlinj; & No. 1 lURK.
A v 5.
IOMN l.. SlORKR,
T? f5?fXIFULl.V inform* lii* fiicnd* and
' 1 he piihf’c, tn*t he Jut c ,ke:» t‘»e Store
cm the corner of Union and M.cHle Inert*,
'-ttely <Kcup*rt! I*y Mr. Jr,cm.ub Gi i/%m, and
t-i* received an afTirtmeut of
PIECE GOODS,
funed to iiu* prefect a^.d approaching feafnn,
AMOxG WHICH ARC THt FOLLOWING—Vl?.,
«tlper!in#, m-ddling .St
priced Broad
Cloth*, btacfc b ue,
bruwn 1 rn.i d
1*4 u * e mi’bd, hlack.
drnb h- d ini ted
Oait meres
Corn s io d"> <?r>.
Coatiogs ; Djffti,
tkrztrs
Crtmlon, white, yel
low, blit. a.id g;
Fianne’s
7 4 8 4 ar.d 9 1 Rofe
BSanktt*
Serges ; Sattinetts
Pored Cloths
Pebfle Flannel
Qeiieo'i Cloths
2Vien « rob'd ar.d pin.
w >rrted Hofe
Women’s black ami
lead color ditto
B'at k. gl ecu, Mild fig
ur’d Boiuhazetts
Wdcibores ; KufTeJ
ett ; Callimineoe»;
Shalloons
Black Tebby Vevet,
Black and olive Vel
vet!. and i h.cktetu
Xiiack Crape
B ack mcJ white Mil
imett
Blaea, white and col
or’d Cambrics.
Calieoe ; Furnitures
and Gin^haats
i nc above GOODS will oelold on the low- •
el terms, arid lie hopes by cvnifont attention
to receive a liberal fhtre of patjic patronage. '
W.u./»oer 3. \
SHERIFF’S SAL?, f
Ta ten by Exeat hn, ard Is bt fill at Put'Jit rendue ‘
ti tit Ligbtft L.aJer, cn FRib AT, tbe lktrri**b
t>y <f b-vembt, next at tbe Du el ing Houje /
Ainu* Merrill, in HewgUeueJlert at tei vf tie
il .4 in tbe foremen t
A A-L Right in Equity of Redemption
which Solomon Thurlo h.»9 in and to the
following described mortgaged Heat Eflare,
Wing in Raymond, in tire county of Oamircr*
1-nd, v;z —A certain lot of Land in laid Rav- 1
lauu l, being lot numbered four in the four
teenth range of lor* in fold Raymond, con
taining vne hundred acres more or !cfs.
EZRA GlriBS, D Sbt’iff.
03 ber 30, 1810. (N 5)
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CEDAR POSTS.
II1.0 Cedar Polls for fate on In- ,
graham's Wharf—-Inquire of
James m ingraham.
JIT it 12
i Vtjj hai jound a Pig, lately f 1
T F any one, by ltav.rig information of it
with the Printer, it will much ob :ge the
owner, who will make a iuitaoie com^enfa
tlon lor the fame. /< £r5/
Solomon & rI'h : Boyce,
UAVfi jail received at their ftore nearly '
• ppoli.C the Indian CJref, Exchange ji eet,
a general alfortmeot of Ladies, Gemtemen s,
Mules au«l Children'*
Leather Morocco 6Loet>
on the mofl reafionable terms.
$5- They manufacture Hoots and Shoes of .
all kinds at tbe ihorielt notice and on ad
vantageous terras.
They have on hand a quantity of SO \L
LE 11 tiER and SO \ 1'——which will be told
cheap for cafh or approved credit. ]
FOR SALE,
A convenient DWELLING-HOUSE, with j
a good well of water and outbuildings, in a
een.ral parr of :h* town.
P3 tiand, Mtb M». 5.
M attach ufetts Reports.
JL T.1TTLE CO AVi’that"f'.rt,
1 » A VINO purchafrd all the Mair.schufetts
1 1 K sports already pubbihed by L> A.
Tyno. t»q or h^rcaf er to be published bv
h .Ti pledge tItem elves tint .he keports lhail
ia future be pti'diihed in a itile tar lupenor to
the former volumes, and ifut each vnlu ne
lh*U coutam from 3.X> to 6 X) pages, and the
quantify of mat er on each page be as nearly
me fame a* nt the jM>er v »fuiae<; as conven
ient. The price to iubtcfiher* w•: I be doi#.
.;.>c:s. bouiid, or 4 do's *25 cts* in boards,in
part.* of volumes bublcriher* who have not
thevTs p;ev»..*n to the b*h, w»il he lupphed
vi itb then a» fuhfcription p.ke at the Con.
Bonk 'tore of EL vVl tiLI *S, o/jtr /?-«/, B /Im,
t ar tmr I lore, wUh;o oueye .r from the date
lie cafli.
To non-fubferib-rs in fo'we, the reports
will be loM at 5dots. 5 ) cts er val.
I*Ts hoped the e4ucf on of the price and
«h * t\pirns chics* execution of the work, to
y.H-h«*r er -h »t* real merit a >d utility, wnt in
«hi e s 'afti tie fubferiptien to tnie&aify the
pubhfiie ...
bn ifvr j> ionj (wher? rooft convenient) will
Be re-.csvc'd by »ebt?r per mail. Auy fab'criher
v.'l t*e ,.t li jerry to withdraw h*f«bfcripttoQ
»' any time, by glv *tg u* norice (pofi p*ij )
H‘rt of ?o‘. 5‘b j'fd pu dithtd and ready
f sr d*»ivery to fnblcnbem. Part yj W|1j ^
o*»: <n N v- n‘*cc December.
If fCw^l
j Vrlbng*; Lmens
| PV'i and figure J
Mufiins
I ('utttu Shirtings
| Cole rain cotton*
|Chcck»; Cotton la
; Lhni”. y
Sulpemler*
G cm 1 emeu's beaver
Ili'.OVt*
Low priced ditto
Ladies lieaver, kid,
habit and buff Lim
erick ditto
Worfted ditto
Cotton Umbrellas
India cottons
Cotton Shawls
B ack ffk Haodkf*
Whitt and colored
cotton ditto i
Madraii* ditio
dilk and Colton Ban
danna*
Sinefuv,$ ; India !
Checks j
Brown Linens ; and
brown Cottons
Ribbon*; Coat and
vefl Buttons
Cap Wire
Velvet brndiag
Qua'ny and Shoe dit*
| to ; Tapes
\ Bobbin*; tewing filk
and i'wirt
Tnreac's; Cotton Balls j
i Pin* Ferrett* itc
' nQtlON 1IAT
Warehoufc,
Adjoining Qu nry & Baker’s Store a
the lower eud t f Exchange-fireet.
.
! I. MAHAN, /Igent,
H A* * <:f received :n addition to hit formei
■ Hack.
18 des. fupertine Bearer Hats, wide and nar
r*'vv hums, of au improved make and verv
hghi 3
• ra'* l*f pa’ent filk wafer proof Hats,
Ko .rm, Napt and Camel’s hair Hath, by th<
j cafe or at retail,
. Ch ‘diru’a morocco and fur Hats—-A large
atfortrnent of men a»ul boy’s frit Hats,
I h*’ h yi h liut lA.invfjtturing Company do
manufacture bettrr Hats than any iniU’ution
ot the kmd in the (J. States.—Hatters them
leive-., fay it i« a fadk—The fuperior advan
cage* they pofTefv, and the luperior naanrci
v htch they do matiufa&ure, can be explained
lati-fatfkorily to any perfon. All ha’s. which
l id! woh the Damp in, will be warranted.
MUFFS isf TIPPETS.
Sable, Pole Cat, Bit, Bear, Mock Sable,
black and brown Genetts. They were man
ufactured under my own infpeiflion during
the laU fumrr.er ; the fur* will be warranted
to be prime, «nd the work well done—they
are made in tne Ruthin ftile, and an entire
* *w faDiion here —I lhall fell them at whole
fale or retail, cheaper than caa be purchafed
eilwhere iu the Diftrict. 03, K
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poetry, deGgued for the improvement of
Y >uth in the art of reading and fpeaking
with propriety and beauty, and far ihe culii
vaiiou of a correct moral taile : particularly
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merican Reader,” we hate it as our opinion
that the (ejection is well made, tbat the plan
it- judiciou- and peculiarly adapted to fehools,
and that the work is deferving of public pa
tronage: and we hereby recommend the work
as and excel'ent reading book for fchocris and
academies.
SAMUEL DEANE.
Paftor of tbe Firlf Congregational Church in j
Portland.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Judge of Probate tor the Couoty of Cumber
land.
ELIJAH KELLOGG,
EDWARD PAYSON,
Colleaguo Paftors of the Second Congrega
tional Church iu Portland*
NATHAN S S. BE MAN,
Pallor of the Third Congregational Church
m Portland.
FRANCIS BROWN,
PaP.or ©f the Firlt Congregational Church in
Norh Yarmouth.
WILLI \M GREGG,
Preceptor of Lie Academy ia Portland.
Letter ree ItcJ by tbe ctrtftLr from Rev. Dr.
i’eiijh, Byifield, and Air. B.yimin Aden, Pte
cep.tt cj Damme, A a Jemy.
By field, September 28,1810.
DIAS FIR,
Wi iinve curfordy examined your “ Amer
ican Reader ” The oentpi at ion is made from
refpeilable auth.r*, *ud we think it in gen
eral calculated ,o make a profitable impref
fb'n on the minda ot children aud to i-e a
ufefu! book in our fehools
With much refpect we are, dear Sir,
your affectionate friends
ELIJAH PARISH.
BENJAMIN ALLEN
Letter U tbs oven pile* Jta.m Dc&ir Cbjrles C Jf.t,
Pte aptvr if Get bam A. a' emy.
Go,Lam, Ca, 9, 1810.
PMR tlR ,
l have run through ** The American Rea
der’ wi'h as math attention, as the time, I
could ipare, would permit. 1 have no hefi
taiion in exprefliug a favorable opinion t.f
the work, couiideriug it a very judicious and
cliafte felc&ion, well calru'ated to promote
the art uf reading, and at the fame time to im
prels on the minds of youth moral and reli
gious feat intents^ 1 wiih you fucccfs in its
publication,
Respectfully vour’s.
* ' CHARLES COFFIN.
I ut j >.}Tt;r,g letter bis bet* received by tit C>ntfii«
* to vf tie AMERICAN HEADER from Rev
Joleph Emerfou, Beverly, autbjr cf the Evan
geliejl Primer :
Beverly, OSlober 16, 1810;
Rev end dejr Sir,
WITH much farisfackion I have attended
to the (beet*, with which yon have favoured
me i e peraiat was rendered peculiar'y
p:eaii«ig by anticipating the advantage*, which,
I tru l many thou land* will derive tro*n your
book- crom feeing about ha f of the wort
I ju l»e favourably of the red Yourfelec
tiousof words for lpe'ling and detiuing,I be
lieve to he upmi the t>c!l poflabte plau : 1 hope
tiiete telccfions will grearly promote the ei
ceMen- practife of deb nog word*, which has
been >a-cy iu‘rodu.*ed into fjtne of our
ichoob ; a p-aCl'ce, which appear* calculated
to antwer the principal and muft important
end', gepf rally derived from two or three years
ituuy of the Latin language. O.t the whole,
I do not hefitate to give it a* my opiuton, that
, the American Reader” is better calculated to
in.pro c the pupil in the art of reading, aud
I® a,"t h"R '•» arquirf:.g the mo ft ufeful
knowledge, than any o her book of the kind.
/OSEPH EMERSON.
I tmam. Hall 5c Co have now in the
Pr. ’ Mif. Susauna ANraovv
< ! hi* celebrated and mtereflng religious Me
i ™7U\ B ,,ic* 04 v*r>'»'‘* kind* f >r fa‘e_
, ch-H- wid iuou he oat and ready fir fale as
j * Prttlmi, 03*, li
<. ' vc*;. ~Z s**,
Portland Hat Manufactory.
IT TIE Dire&ors cf the PerthW Hat Mm
Jati.iy take tlie liberty to inform the pub
lic iu general that they have for fate at the
Portland Hat Mantifatfnry Ware Heufe iu
Middle-ftreet, over the ftore of MeflV* How
and Ivar^s, a large and exteniive a/TortOient
of the
Fir ft and fecund quali'y Beaver HATS ;
Roram .... ditto .
Knapi e . . . dltto.
C.mat’s hair - ditto;
Youth’* Drabb - - ditto
Cafes cf any kind can be put up at a very
ftiort notice. T he above HATS is warranted
so be of the very heft quality, as the directors
of the laid fxftory have taken the utmoft
pains to procure the very belt of Stock, and
a» good workmen at aay in the United States,
and they prefume the faid Hat* will l»ee
qual to auy ever made in the United States
or a*y oilier part of the world ; the faid com.
pany are in hopes that the people m general
\v>ll give encouragement to fuch a valuable
inftitution.
IN. B. Cafh and the higheft price given for
all kinds of Halting Furs.
WANTED
50 cords dry Spruce, Hemlock or Pitch- .
Fine WOOD
OCUer 1, 1810
FOR SALE,
A VALUABLE Lot of LAND, Gtuated in
1 x Portland, at the foot of Spring/Irert, a
few rods below that very Valuable, capacious,
and never failing covered Fountain of the heft
Water in the whole town Said Lot extends \
ninety-two feet on the ftreet juft mentioned,
and forty eight feet on iLt-vr Lana, thus forming
a corner. There is a convenient one ftory
Dwelling-Houle on the fame, containing two
front rooms, a bed room, a kitchen, and a
good cellar. Said property being a part of
the Real Eftate of the .ate widow Rebecca
Child; and might be made a convenient Hand -
for a Mechanic or Trader—For further par- t
ticulars, inquire of AN.SFL LEWIS, or
STEPHEN’M LELLAN, 1
who are duly authorized to execute a deed l
for the fame. (tf) S*pt. 3. J
FARM FOR SALK.
ROR fale, a Farm in Cape Elizabeth pleaf
| antly fituated on the Sperwink River, a*
bout (even mile* from Portland, containing
abdut ninety aeres of Lend, principal part
! under good improvement, with a handiome
► young Orchard of about one hundred Tree*
I of excellent fruit ; a good Houfe and Barn
,aud feme valuable timber on faid Farm—The
Stock and Farnvng Uteufil* may be had with
the farm.— For particular* enquire of Capt.
Wm. Thomas, on the premtle*, or the fub
feriber at his office in Portland, No. 1, Long
Wharf. E. GREELYi
April 14, 1810. (tf)
A P leaf ant Situation.
pOR fale in Gorham, an excellent FARM
A containing about 120 acres of fertile land
rapable of producing from 25 to SO tons of
Engitlh hay, and will yield a* large a flock of
Corn, Grain, 13V a* any land in laid town—
and if more agreeable, the Stock and Farming
Utenfiis Said Farm has a good Dwelling
Houfe and Barn handing thereon, together
with convenient out-houdes, water, &c. and
is fituated about 8 mile* ffom Portland, with
in half a mile from Judge LottgJtlLxv't. For
terms, which will be liberal, app’y to
DANIEL HUNT,
on the premtfc*.
Gorham, May 21. # (tf) i
WILLIAM M’LELLAN, jun.
INFORMS hii friend* and the public that
he i* now opening a great afl'ortmeut of
SEASONABLE GOODS.
Alto—MUFFS & TIPPETS, and Skins to
; make them of—confining of Sable, Mock Sa
ble, Bear, Gcnett and Pole Cat—and Skins for
liniog them—all of which he will fell cheap,
, and invites them to call and fee, and they
l fiiall be fuited with the prices thereof.
[ Portland, On 22
Jonathan Tukesbury,
No. 2, Jones' Row—Fore-Street,
1 NFORMS his friend# and the public at large
x that be has lor fa’e, at laid ftore
Men's, Women’s, and Miffes' Leather and
Morocco SHOES, warranted good
Alfa—A large alTortmtnt of MOROCCO
SKINS of alt color#—BINDING SKINS—
boor TOPS, Ac &c.
A Jo— SHEEP SKINS wanted, for which
' «* generous price will be given, if good and
l well laved, which may be done in the follow*
i *«g manner :—Always put oil Itmc to fetch 1
I the woof After fak'ng off the wool, waih
I li|e ^‘n and pu it into fait pickle, ftirring it |
! two or three time# in the courte of four or ’
fix hours, then hang it up in the ihade. but
to have them green is preferable
1 he Farmers, by paying attention to the
above, may favc many hundreds of Dollars,
almolt as eaiy as to throw their lkiu# away.
Portland, Alar At 12
GODFREY WHEATON,
WATCH-MAKER, '
J Opp/tit lie Indian Chief, Em. Lange freet,
L XECUTES the hufinefs of his profdBou'
^ in alt i:# various branches, in as faithlul
a manner as can be done in the Diftridt of
Maine.—He hopes, therelore, by his pertonai
areemon aud endeavors to p'eale, he ftiall
continue to receive a portion of public pat*
| fotUge. Portland, Otf 4.
a «»._ r- _ . ______ __
REMOVAL.
C AMt/Ef. RICHASU>iON inform, hi.
j friends and the public that he has remo*
ved from High Street, aud taken that large
and commodious houfe lately cccnpied by
Mr. Jeremiah lodJin Market-fquare, where
he fliould be happy to wait upon hi« friends
—He Iikvwife will entertain ft^augers and
t-ave !er# as ufual From the central fuuation
of ni* houfe, be hope# for a liureof their pat
ronage.
N B. A number of Gentlemen can be ac
commodated with Boarding on reasonable
: terms. SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
1 Nevsbn-yfiirt, Apr ’12*. (‘ft
I New School Geography.
Juft published and for file at the BodkUore* cl
Ifaac Adams & Stephen Kitten,
exchange-street;
ANEW fyftem Of AJjier* Gergripfjy, or a
general description of aft the conhder
able couaine. in the world—com pi til from
the lare.'t Europe** anti Annua* Ge'grapbte/,
b%ya*v and Travel/. Designed for the ule of
SCHOOLS and AC ABE AH f V—By
EMJAH PARISH, I) I).
Amhor of a compendious fyftem of Univerfal
Geography, die. Ac—Ornamented with IViaps
^Though Geography it an earthly tahjeci, it it
a heavenlyjhiy— Burke.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
I From Benjamin Allen, L L. D Preceptor rf
Dimmer Academy, and lata Pr0frJfv, of tbufo.
phy and Mailemutut in Unton College, bkenectady,
Neva Toth,
Dummer Accadsmy, January 1, 1810.
*rv. AND DEAR 81R,
I Have examined your “New Syftem of
Modern Geopraphy" with much plealure.
iWhile it excluded much fuperduous matter,
^contained in other work* of the kind, it com
prife* every thing noceffary in an elementary
work^ It is well adapted fora Text-Book in
the ufeful fcienco ot geography, and is entitled
to the patronage of the public. With much
refpect, I am your obedient fervaoc,
_ ..... . „ BENJAMIN ALLEN.
Rev. Elijah Par if, D D,
From Nicholas Pike, E,t, Author of" A N*u
and Complete Syftm of Arithmetic.”
Newburyport, January I, 1810.
REV. AND BKAR SIR,
Agreeably to your requeft I have with much
pteafure pet uled your - New Syllem of Modern
Geography." I think the ftyle concife, the
matter well aranged, entertaiuiug and initruc
live. In particu'ar I was highly pleased with
your repeated reference* to the fulfillment
ot leripture prophecy in Egypt, Paiettiiie.and
other countries! 1 think the influence will
be happy on the minds of our children and
youth. I am, Rev. aud dear Sir, with fenti
meats of retpect, your affectionate friend, and
humble fervaut,
NICHOLAS PlJvE.
Rev. El jab Pa/ if, D. D.
frm Ebene*er Fitch, Pnefuknt (/ WMeant
College.
William* College, December SO, 1809.
Having examined, with at much care and
attention as the ihort time allowed me and my
leiiure would permit, a work entitledM A
New Syftem of Modern geugrapuy,” by Rev.
Elijah Panfli, D. D it appear* to me to be ac
curately and judteiouriy compiled from the
belt authorities; to bt well calculated for the
ufe of Idioms, and for conveying valuable and
important information, in this pleafing and
necell'ary fcience, to the youth in our country ;
and conlequently, to merit the patronage of
parents, inltruciors, and the American pub
lic.
EBENEZER FITCH.
Reno. Elijah Parifl, D. JD.
From the H nor able JoHu Hubbard, Esq Pra
ftfor of I.Iatbem tiet and Ph.lojvf hy% Dartmouth
College.
Having perufed Dr. Pari0**1 “ New Syftem
&f Modern Geography," I can fiucereiy re
commend it, as being welt calculated to dif
iufe a knowledge of the important icieue of
Geography. 1 he work is richly ftored with
>he latelt information, prefeuted in a very a
greeable manner, and will, I doubt not, be
patronized by the impartial public.
JOHN HUBBARD.
From the Rev. Jcffy Appleton, Prefiknt and
Parker Clcavelaud, ftojeffo, of Pbtlojopi*.
botvJmn C.Ucg.t Maine.
fiowdoiu College, Januaiy 24, 1810.
AST. AND DlAR sir,
V<edo not thiuk it of any imjiortance to
the public to lay, what every intelligent rea-,
der will perceive, v.z tliat your “ A*u> byfitm
'f Madetm Gtogaply ' i» written in a manner
unuluafly iiuerelliug, and unites mauy par
ticu ar* irom the lateft wriura on the luiqeot.
Many of your oblervatious on Palelttue, «ud
other countries mentioned in iacred hiltory,
as they tend to obviate cbj.ciiousagaiult re
vealed religion, canuot fail of pteductng a
good efleCt on youthful mind*. Permit us
to obferve further, that the attentive reader
will expect to hud in the next edition, the
corieCtiou ol lome (mail inaccuracy whim
have Heaped your nonce in this, We are,
Rev. Sir, wuh much elteem and reipect, your
obedient fervaut*,
J. APPLETON,
p. cleaVeland.
Rov Dr. Patijb.
Extract of a Utter from Rtv. Sam
uel Worcester, to the au~
th^r* ,
Salem, Febuary 3, 18*0.
»!▼. AND DEAR (UR,
Your “ New Syftem of Modern Qcogra.
pliy, ’I have peruled with guit latihfaCfton.
his, iu my opiu.#., au excellent work; de
figued with judgment, and executed w:tli no j
common Jhareot ludultry, attention aud lkill. j
l he deicriptioos, though coucile, ate remain- '
ably diltinct ; the collection of facts, reterred j
to their proper paces, times and purpoles,
is extenhve aud iutereUmg ; the views of
mankind art diverged, jult, and inftiuckive ;
the aids to re'igion and morality, m referen
ce* 10 :ne providence of God, in proof* and
iiiulfrations of hutoiical and prophetic Icrip
ture, and in per intent occahouai remark*, a, e
many and important > and the lty.e Uitoucli*
i out, leu.entious and animated, i* happily
ca culated to engage the attention of young
[ minds, aud to u -part to them uotmCf, vivid,
j ^ lifting impieilioHs. On toe whole, tin,
i will be, 1 am peiluaded, a very valaabte u^ok,
loot only tor “UuJen.s who a e enlarging
| their muiel* with ge eral knowledge ; ‘ Ju
auo for n'du ot letters, who IreijiieutJy won
to review a compendious lydem ;** Uut ©n.y
lor “ cur “ fchool* and academies but a.to
i for general me. I am, Dear Sir, your., etc
SAM J tl, WOk^Si liR.
j Ruv E'jjh Pj'ijh I), It bjf itt
| Philips Ji xber Ac iJ ^.
Exeter, N ft. February $t
I Re<* amp m** sic,
I Have with pieafure pertifrd your ** N-w
Syllrm of Modern Geography ” and ,m 0f u
pinion that il.e matter it Well leleded, and
■judicioufly arranged. The oumrroui margin.
■* references arc an evidence, that the ^oth
ha* not been hafli’y compiled nor f.<5L Hater'
without authority. Thole, who arc defirou.
| k‘low,n* Furope as it is, rather than a, K
haa been, will find il.ts work a v luablt acqui.
fmon ; aud ii concdeoeL of ftvle, dtnfity J
marter.and fprigbtlinef. of narrate are ob.
j ds deferable in a work td the kind, the New
Syliein of Modern Geography has claim. fo
pubhe patronage. With refpefl and friend,
linp, lam, Dear Mir, yours, £ ABBOV.
Ktv. EljJ> Panjb, U D ByJuU.
Do£h Porter,
INFORMS the inhabitants of Portland that
he has temovei into the lioute ia
uncre IVo^lury Stiver, Eft] lately lived_He'
htmfeff that in hi» proftlTional line he
{hall be able ec give them genera! fatitfadion,
aud willies the continuance of the confidence
already obtained. A Lamp will be at the
door to guide people bv eight.
Nrv. 12.
NEW FLOUR. '.
William Crfifs,
,,,,, „ . , AV 3, L, K1./.
IJ AS juft received and now landing {rum
* * lehr. Ruby, b
200 bbls, new fuperGne FLOUR.
100 bbls. fcratch’d do.
100 half bbl«, fuperfine do
The above is warranted to be from wheat
of this year a growth.
Al/o in Start—
200 hulliel> of white Rock SALT,
IS bblf. of Bone Middlings, and one Hog
PORK,
10 keg* Virginia Fig TOBACCO,
ChefL of Hylon Skm & Souchong TEAS,
RUM and BRAIn’DV. •
OthLar 8, 1910.
Ladies Reaver Bonnets,
F eu>eji Fajhion
JUST received by GOULD Is* WFBSTFR
at their Hat Store in Fore-f eet, on it a
Eaftern * orner of riumb fbect, a uew And tn
egant aflortmenf of Ladies
BKAFER BONNETS,
the lateft Ia>ndon fafhiou*,for fate on the mof*
rcafonable term*
fT Will be kept conftantly cn band, a
general aflortruent of BONNE I S, where pur.
chaiers may be fupplied, whokfale and retail
at the fliorteft notice.
Cafli and the higheft Price given fur alt
kind* of Hatting, and Shipping FURS.
Nov. 12.
Valuable Lands for fale.
pIVE lots in Raymond—’.Three lot’s
in BrUjrt^M About five acre* of Landm
Portland, (part of Anthony Bracket’* farm)
now owned by the Devzee* of Kez.a Ban
croft, deceafed—A few lots in Widow Brack
et . Dower-6 acre, of land adjoining the
Work-Houfe Lot. Sate on advantages,
term, and good title given—Apply lo
TJopkins 6c Metcalf,
„ . AMarntt, of tie rt/ptOive owners.
Portland, Nov. 12.
SESSION BUSINESS.
Cur/rk stand, Jf.
Ojy*j °J C mma* ??**', 7»te term, 1810,
RDERED that the Clerk give public no
tice that the Court will, at the next term,
attend to what » called Sc Hum Bufinela, op
the Monday next after the fining of the Court,
and I heteby give fuch notice accordingly.
.. Sam. freeman, o*,k.
Nov. 18
-.- ... _«*._._„__
Ten Dollars Reward.
J^AN A WAV from the (ubfcriber on the
_df October lad, an Indented Ap
prentice, by the name ot JOSHUA DUNN,
aged eighteen years, by trade a Harr.e,, M*.
ic*-, formerly of Phillip&u-g, n^ar Sa'moa
Fall bridge, it fmall of in* age, h»z!e eve*
lhort coarl'e hair, (hew* hi* teeth much wheu
he laugh*, which are very much croudcd, a
htlie knock kneed, and igvery talkative—had
en when he went away, a dsrk colored fhort
coat, olive velvet pantaloon*, and grtv broad
t oth waidcoai.— 1 hi* is io forbid alt perfon*
harboruig or truflmg faid Runaway, a* they
would avoid tlx penalty of the law. Whoev
er will return laid Boy or lecure Inna iu ary
gaol, iliall receive the above reward and all
ncceflary charge* paid.
* , , JOHN CHILD.
Portland, Nov. 8.
A OTICE.
S'IIR meeting of the proprietor* of the con:
n.on and undivided land in the town* of
Talmouih, Portland and Cape Eli r. abet a that
wa* held at the dwelling heufe of Laac J S:e
vt*n», in faid FaJmnth, for the Cate o: i c
common and undivided land* in laid P.ii ;h,
I ortland and Cape-Ebxabeth the twenty >,*d
Ot the 10 mouth lllft, is a !j ’Urnert \ auO the
faie of thecommou land to the *ilft day of the
II month next, it being the la ft day of the
year> meet at the dwelling hotde ot la>d
Jja<u S. Sieve*/,in laid Faimomb at 10 cf the
clock,ia the fortooou—A general attendance
ot the propietora js retpielied. By order cf
the Proprietor?,
Nathan wj^slow, p,0', cl,h.
Falmouth, *0 month, 234,18’0, j
i COLLEGE LAEDS,
I N Fryeburg, l urr.er, Pat I*, Livermore, Orif
lie!d, Harrifou, Poland, Baldwin. Rumfo-d*
J:<y and Wilton, in lots numbered, a* la c y
puoiithed in thi* Paper, for tale by the tub.cn
i her at hit office iu Portland.
PRENTISS MELLFNV
NS* O riCE i* hereby given tha: the fubfenb r
ha* been duly appointed Executor upon*
{the eitaie of
THOMAS LOWF.’ T.t
la^eof Buckfield, in c&ecouoty ui O >fo-d,y,
tunn, decea.ed ; and ha» ta» n u a he.,
that trull by giving bond* a me aw eel- —
aui a.i per ion* luviag dee tnO' u m * r. •* c
late of the laid Thomas I.cwo , *.• e r ^ :e
to exhibit the lame; and a.; fnt'1 . •
to the laid eftate, a-e callej up rt u*
mem to JUDITH LbVu.ujL Lxe..i >
^«.’A Qa .*7, mo. ,/j
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