Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1808-09-19 00:00:00, page 4

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TOR THE GAZETT.
CO Ar7 h AT.
• .’0 NTT NT >» not in courts, mid 11 pomp
and pov;’r,
Tis not with grandeur, wealth or regal (late ;
Tl.e p-.itved thorn oft lurks beneath the
flrtw’r,
And envy ever hover* round the gr,at.
At peafant’s homely board, in llraw-built
tlied,
in ru’Tet mantle Had. fhe’s moflly feen ;
The cot o4 village h.nd, ihe’s tcldom fled,
lpurn’d, i.t grauJeur’s call, the peacelul
grten.
Flying the crow*!, fhe feek* the fdent plain,
F'>r ru*,.il cafe, avo'dimr Ham rous ftrife t
Coy to the prince, the court* the humble
fwain ;
/ flecking Itiil the BoifeWfs vale of life.
Impartial, yet, (he deals her favors rounJ ;
No dune, no nation her peculiar rare,
lu the cold Rulliau’s c«t the s iometimes
f !UJid,
vju fearch ’midfk Africa fands, you’ll find her
tnere.
Sh.tVfeen on northern Caledonia's heights,
Where hills on hills their hea.hv fummits
raife ;
With happy Sawney, cheats the tedious
nights,
With chauntiag Fingal'* depds, or Ohian s
praife.
She’s known 'midfl dreary Lapland’s keea
eft air,
Where checrlefs night extends her half-years
reign.
Where from the nodding cliff, the rtuggy
bear
And grilly wolf howl o’er the frozen main;
The hardy native* clad tu favage fpoil,
Perform thcr-.r mvlt’rie* at the nightly noon
And for their lrr\uke-dry’d fair, and rifhy oil,
lu grateful fong pay homage to the moon.
But how can fancy fport in loofe flown
Brains ?
Or how the long in p'eafmg number* flow,
When Boreas rudely (weeps th’uulovely
plain*,
And Winter fternlv plume* his brows with
fnow.
While on warm beams their genial warmth
expand.
No tepid breeze fports round the fouthern
fhore ;
Ajid a7u-e waves that whilom wash*d the
Bi aud
In iev Iliac kies bound,roll now no more.
What, tho no task faiutes the op’ning day,
No glittTing dew drops gild the budding
thorn ;
No oaten reed, with fhepherd’* jocund lay,
m Bmpkt notes, bids welcome to tU« mom.
<
Yet, calm content awakes, infpires their
Brain,
And warms the gen’ral current of the foul ;
Forbids them nature’s partial hand t’ar
raign,
O: fhrink amidftthe horrors of the Foie.
F.
ABERCROMBIE’* DIRCE.
SOLDIER, Soldier, Bop the bier !
Halt, and leave the body here.
Here in the holy earth we Uy
Ar.racaoMHiE’s martial clay
Sound the dirge, and o’er bis grav«
Let bi* conquering banner wave ;
And when call d to mufter roll,
CiiaiiT have mercy on his foul !
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ferlrct paragraph. ;
f, tm the Panopllfi.
Valuable, ttflimany in favor tf the Holy Bible,
The Rev. John F Ulko, chaplain to the
Eng'ilh fidtory at Smyrna, now reftding in
J.oudon, ha'publilhed a brief narrative of his
travels and literary life He was born in
prtii.ru, December I2th, ITGo.and was licenced
to preach 'hegoipel in l78o. In 1 l,e
appointed chaplain to the Enghlh fa&ory at
brnyrna by the Levant company. In his trav
els he viGted very many of th2 peaces, which
are mentioned in the holy feriptures. He vi
fited Bethlehem, and its vicinity, the mount
«t O^-mnd Berhanv. He palled the moun
tain Carmel to Nazareth,Tabor, Iaberas,the
lake Genefaret on the river Jordan, lie was
at Ivre and Sidon, and parted over the moun
tain Lebanon, He vi fit ad the i Hands of the
Archipelago and the continent of Afu Mittior.
He was at Miletus, Ephefus, Sardis, Thyatira,
and Pergamos. He examined the flat# of the
7 churches mentioned in the Revelation of
St.John. He vifited Nneveth and the ruins
of ancient Babylon *. G,f thefe be ohlerves,
« When In.proached thefe immensely exten
five ruins, I w is amazed at the exact accom
plilhmeot wf the prophecies of the Old Teft
a.nent,by the prophet Uaiah ” His narrative
j, concluded with this inteiefting declaration ;
-* i tnull here declare, to the honor of the Bible,
that l did not find during my travels, cur cir
eumflance in the Holy Scriptures contrary to
the prefent manner and cuftomsofthe Eaft,
or to geography, and the Utuation of the dif
ferent places mentioned therein : but, on the
contrary, all is conformable to the difterent
prophecies and deferiptiom in the lacred
wri tags.”
We eommaalv fay, fecond thought* are the
bed ; and young women who pretend to be
averfe to marriage, delire not to be raken ar
their words. Jack one day aiked his iweet*
^cart if fhe would have h,m : No, John, laid
flie, but you may have me if you will.
Mark m the player, once going to oneo
jVe offices to infure fnme property, wa
i. ked t»Y lbc clerk, how he would plaafe t(
J ive hi a tame entered ? * Entered, (replicc
the veteran, “ whv. I am only plain Qlarle
MaciU*\ a hy a .ft of parliament ; bu
in cwmpU® c,lt {0 ihc titocs you m«,y fet lit
down l v es'M.icklin, £fq as they »rc no»
Jynoi.imuat terms."
A felon on !iis way to execution, at Penen
j den Leath, called out to fome foldiers, as he
| palled, to know if they were not militia men,
and fome of them fubditates. Be'n.g anfwer
ed m the affirmative, he drollv aikeu if either
of them would become a fubflilute for him,
as he did not like to fee fo much parade and
nonleuse and wifhedtogo another way.
A perfon lately waited on the prefident, in
the alfumed garb and character of a Cbinefe
Mandarin, to obtain parmiffion to charter a
venel to ca ry himfelf and fui'e home. The
permillinn \va» of course granted ; and the
fhip Beaver, of New-York, has failed on a
mod lucrative voyage, under this pretence.
The only proof adduced to convince Mr. Jef
ferfon that this man was not an impodor, was
his relembling the figures on China Teapots /—
Was our good prefident, then, deceived ? —
or did the ihip Beaver belong to fome good
democrat ?-Be that as it may, the presi
dent's palace is faid to have been complete
ly befieged by Ci.nefe Mandarin, hnce the Bea
ver got away.
1) iff refs.
A Baltimore praper dates, that fifty acre* of
land, edimated at ten dollars per acre, were
lately fold at Sonicrfet county, Maryland, un
der an execution by the llterifl, at 25 cents per
acre ; and that a valuable (lave was fold at the
lame time, for 25 dollars
In addition to this, we date, on the anthori
tv of a gentleman of undoubted veracity, that
a farmer in Chenango county, in this date, late
ly had his cows and fheep fold for debt—the
fird at 4 dollars 5o cents—the latter at 35
cents, each.
Such are tl * efffets of the Embargo !
= I
Arrived at Bofton, 7th inft the (loop Eliza, |
•Sc Jaha, of Hallownell, Shubeal Weft mafter.
The following note is from the captain :
“ After a very difagreeable pat rage from
Kennebec, on the 5th of Sept, about 3 leagues
N. E.of Cape Ann, about 6 in the afternoon,
difcovered a brig to windward of u?, with
three loaded eoajeri under her direction. She
t>ore down, and foon fell in with us. After j
hailing, fhe ordered us to heave to. it then
blowing a gale from the S we hove to in the
beft manner to preferve our fails In this way .
we rather drew to windward of the brig; the '
commander then ordered our peak to be let go.
—Soon after we were boarded from her. Afrer
a fearch, I was ordered on board the brig, and
was there detained more than five hours, tili
mi ini—vvh !e my veffel was deftitute of a
futHcient crew, with her mainfail iliaking till
it was torn fromoue end to the other. I had
5 women paffengers, who were very much
frightened at the fnnation of the veffel. It
wras not pretended that any thing had been
discovered to excite fufpiciun of my veffel
After ‘his detention I was fuffered to proceed.
The captain detained one veffel as a prize
and oruered the crew un board the Argus.”
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MASONIC NOTICE.
rpHE Oxford Lodge of Free and Accepi
A Mufone, at Paris, will b* cnnftirmed
and its officers inftalled in due form, by the
R. W. I). LX Grand Mafter, on the 21 ft of
Sept, inflant. An Oration will be delivered,
by a brother. The ceremonies will commence
at 1 • o’clock, A. M. at the Rev Mr. Hoop
er’s meeting kwule. All worthy brethren are
invited to attend, with fuitable clothing. A
dinuer will be provided at Cummings’ Hall.
By order of the W. Mafter.
JOSEPH RUST,Sety.
Pat it t Sept. C, A L. 5808.
NOTICE
TS hereby given, that the Copartner thinof
1 GRIFFIN & PORTER, is this day dif
folved by mutual confent.—All perfoni having
demands ag.iinft the faid Firm, are requeued
to call and receive their pay, and thofe indebt
ed will call and fettle their acoounts with
Benjamin Griffin, who is hereby authori
led to lettle ihe fame
BENJAMIN GRIFFIN,
JOSEPH S. PORTER.
Portland, Aug. 10, 1808.
Benjamin Griilin,
INFORMS his friends and the public that
ha continues buliuefs at his former Stand,
No. 7, Jon s' Rnv, Ftjb-Street,
where he lus for fale a h«pidlbme aflhrtmeut
of Ladies’ K?d, Morocco and Leather SUP
PERS—MifTei ditto, and a general atl'ortment
of BOOTS & SHOES, for gentlemen See. &c.
N. 13.—He mud ouce more requeft thofe
indebted to hi*i previous to I ft February, to
cafl and make immediate let:lenient.
(Sw) Aug. 15.
TOHN S. DUPEE, informs the public that
I he has r emoved from bie former ftand in
Strted, w’here he has formed a connexion in
bufineis with his fatlier—and that the bulinefs
will in future be conducted under the firm of
Henry F. Dupe£ fe5 Son.
They keep conftantly for fale an extfnlive
aflurtmeut of
Drugsi Medicines er Groceries*
J.ikeWife a genera! afTbrtment of
with which purchaftrs may be fupplied as
low as can be purchaied in this town.
Couftant attendance will he given from
funrife untill tea o’clock in the evening —
for the accommodation of fucli as may need
Medicines,the (tore w’ill be kept open on
Sundays. P rtland. Sept. 5.
1 Inquire at No, II, Harris’ wharf, Bofton.
Sept. 5.
A FARM, in the town of Parfon-field, with •
a convenient dwelling houfe, barn, or
' chard, and an excellent fpring of water, on
> the fame. Said rarm is fmiaied on the road
I leading from Fhoma* Parfons, Efqr’s to Har
r dy Merrill’s — For further particulars, apply
t to JOHN KNAP jun. on the premifes.
t Par/eas/tMi Soft. 5, IgOS.
I
James i). Hopkins,
j > ESPECTFULL'V informs the public that
i w. having formed a connedlion with Al- j
rRED Metcalf, Efq. the bufinels in his ot-;
Gee after this date will be conducted by them
under the firm of
Hopkins & Metcalf.
All perfoas indebted on account or by note
to either of the fubfenbers, are requeued to
fettle the fame an foon as poiTible, at iheir Of
fice next door to the County Regiftcr’s, where
one of them may always be found to attend
to the Settlement of exifiing demands, and to
the duties of their profeflion.
J. D HOPKINS
ALFRED METCALF.
Portland. Sept. 3, 1808. (6 W.)
Copartnerfhip DiJJolvcd.
r'pHE Copartnership lately exifting under
the firm of
TUCKER & BLANCHARD,
is by mutual confeat, this day diflblved. All
perlons having demands upon, or are indebt
ed to laid firm, are requefted to call on
JAMES BLxVNCHARD, who is aulhorifed
to fettle the fame.
JAMES B. TUCKER,
JAMES BLANCHARD.
JAMES BLANCHARD,
Refpectfully informs the Cuftomers of the
late Firm of Tucker fs* Blanchard, and the Pub
lie in general, that he continues buiinef* at the
Portland Wine Cellar,
No. 1, Jones’Row, Fore Street.
IViete it for Sale,
Draft and bottle Madeira Wine,"}
Do. Sherry do. ! . .
Old Port do. """1
Claret do. \M,“M
Malaga do.
SPIRITS, of all kinds, J
150 dozen Cider for family ufe,
500 groce befl velvet Corks,
Sheet do.
Brown Stout Porter,
Burton Ale.
Alfo for Saif,
One hundred acres of LAND,lying in Stan
difli, in lot 73 in the 3d divifion, cnc mile from
Sabago Pond ; a Pew in the Rev. Mr. Kel- I
logg’s Meeting Houfc ; bell-back, fan-back
and bamboo Chain.
For lale, or to be exchanged, an elegant
Horfe and Chaife—all of which will be fold
cheap for Calh, or on fhort Credit.
J. Blanchard returns his fincere thanks
for part favors, and folicits a continuance of
public patronage.
Conftant attendance from fun rife till 9
° clock in the evening. (Cw)
Aug. 18.
TAPPAN & SEWALL,
Have removed to their late ftand,
AV 12, HAY MARKETRQIV—MIDDLE
STREET,
they offer for fale, by piece or
package, a general aflbrtmentof
Kuropean and India Goods.
From England, by late arrivals, they have
received their Spring fupply of LckJow and
Mantbefitr GOODS—comprifing Thickletts—
Velveteens—Jeans—rrinted ream—rrirces'
cord VcAings-Sari netted Calicoes-Patent
Nankins—Dimities—Cambrick—-Fancy and
Book Mullins- -Shawls- -Cotton Bandannas—
Prints—Ginghams—7-8 and 6-4 black and co
lored Cambricks—Cotton Sewings—Millinets
—Britifh Cottons—Holiery—Umbrellas, &c.
On band, fine and fuperfine Broadcloths—
Kerfeys—Plai ns—Kerfev meres—Stuffs—Bai
ze9--Flannel—Colrain Linens—India Cottons
—Laces -Gauzes, &c. (tf) June 20.
ASHES.
WANTED, a few tons POT tf PEARL
ASHES, at
Tappan & Sewall’s,
No. 12, Haymarkrt-Ro-w.
July 23._(tf.)
Skirting Leather.
Tappan & Sewall, |
AY 12, Haymaritt Pen',
UAVE received a fupply of SKIRTING
* * LEATHER, of a fuperior quality, which
will be fold for Cafh only, by the roll or in
larger quantities, July 11.
William Goddard,
HAS received by /hips Jof»ph and Henry
from Liverpool, a very extenfive addi
tion to his flock of Sadlery, Cutlery fit Hard
Ware Goods—which he offer# for iale by
wholefale and retail, on the moft reafonable
terms. likewise,
530 boxes beft Crown Glafs, all fizes from
9 by 7 to 18 by 12
ISO calks wrought Nails, all fizes
3 tons fheet Lead
70 doz, beft Eng.'ilh Shovel# and Spades
25 doz. f rying pans
100 doz. beft Sewing Twine
S calks flat Irons
Large quantity Cart, Waggon, and Chaifc
Wheel Boxes
Setts of Cart Iron, Weights
7, 14 and 28w do do
Blocktin Tea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double tin Plates
Blackfmith’s Anvils and Vices.
ALSO,
A;; aiTortmen: of LOOKING GLASSES,
with gilt and Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
A very great variety of Joiner’s Planes.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
CTOt.EN from the fubferiber on the 9th of
^ June, l6o7,a (tone grey HORSE,about 5
years old, trots all, and had been lately nfeked
I he man who t< ok the Ilorfe, 1 conjecture,
let Dot, of Ncxvmjtket, have, in ex
change tor another : Ily called his name Sam
uel Fofter. The horfe I apprehend was pur
chafed of /» Doe by 'John Boot man, of Ha
%>e: ill, and faid Urmia an fold laid horfe to a
Mr. Jjagley, in Portfmooth. If any perfon will
find faid horfe and bring him to me the fub
feriber, lhall receive the a!>ove reward, and
all neceflary charges paid.
EDEN. ?AINr.
N. B Said horfe was found, and forcibly
taken from the fubferiber from a ferry boat
in Portsmouth, by the above mentioned Bj*
ley. Portland, Sept. 12,
HjR HSLTMOZF.
THE b«*ig DELAWARE, will
tail with .1!! convenient dilpatch
l*'or freight or paiTage (having
good accommodation*) apply to
ROBERT M OVER, A* 9, A*
<a!/i\\-"ivbarf.—A tso,
FOR PHIL AD F.LPH IA>
A VeiTel with good accommodations. F01
freight or palfage apply a* above.
Robert Stover,
At the ahovejrtand, has for fale 800 barrels
and 5o half barrels frefli fuperfine Sc. fcratch’t
Baltimore and Philadelphia FLOUR
Sooo bufliels yellow and white CORN.
Bone Midling PORK.
dear PORK
If AMS— BACON
A quantity of Tar and Turpentine
With a good aflortment of
Weft-India Gjsds & Groceries.
A liberal price will be given for tooo
SEAL-SK1N3 Sept. 12. !
Book Store ift Lottery Office.
STEPHEN PATTEN, has recommenced the
bufiuefs of BOOKSELLER Sc STATION
ER, at the Store lately occupied by Mr.
Butts, No. 10, Jones’ Row, Fiili-Street, and of
fers for fale, at retail and wholefale, at the
lowed Bofton prices, a very extenlive ailbrt
meiit of *
Books & Stationary.
Jufi received the following articles, viz. ele
gant Pocket Bibles, Ei Prielia» Letters on En
gland, Steuben’s Exercife, Edward* on Relig
ions Affedlions, Blair's LedVures abridged.
Beauties of the Bibie, Odiau’s Poems, Mifles*
Magazine, Amatory Songfter, Aikms Geog
raphy, Regiftcr of Arts, Tales, Corinna, Fatal
Revenge, Saul, a variety of the Greek Sc Latin
ClaiTics, Violin Strings, See.
A Subfcription for 1 fett of Bradford's Cy
clopedia, at the original price.
Lett cry Office.
TICKETS, halves, quarters, aDd eighths,
in the 6th Cia.s Auugkeag Cana1 Lottery, to
draw 28th indant. i^e prizes are. 8S of 5o
D. 125 of 100 D. 8 of 5oo D. 9 ot 1000 D and
the high prize of 10,000 D. letters, euclo
fing oath, (pod paid) for Tickets, wi'l meet
prompt attention, aud the eat lied notice giv
en of their fuccefs.
N. B. Calk given for Canvafs, Rags and
Junk.
Sept. 10,1808.
NOTICE.
HTHE Subfcriber i wending to leave this
| town foon, requefts all thofe who have
accounts unfettled with him, to call and have
the fame adjuded, and thofe who axe indebt
ed to make immediate payment, or they will
be left with an attorney for collection.
Daniel keenk
N. B —To let, the fbop he now occupies,
and the houfe belonging to the fame. For fur
ther particulars inquire as above,
j Portland, Sept. 12, IS08.
POCKET-BOOK LOST.
T OST, on Sunday the 28th Auguft, between
' Falmouth and Windham, a black Mo
rocco Pocket-Book, containing four Notes of
j hand, all payable to Thomas Hanfon ; one of
one hundred and ninety-two dollars, aad the
others for fmaller fums. Whoever may have
found faid Pocket Book, and will return the
fame to the ftibfcriber, fhall be rewarded for
their trouble.
THOMAS HANSON.
Falmouth, (Back Cove), Sept. 12.
Lands in the Dillricl ot Maine.
pOR file 'a any company or individual,who
would undertake charge cf fcttlemeut,
part of three valuable townfhips, fituated in
the vicinity of BANGOR—No. 2 in Tth
range, has the PUcataquis running through
i*, and is efteemed one of the moft valauble
townlhips in the Diftri&, in point of fcul and
location. No. 4 in 8th, and No. 4 in 9tlj range,
have many mill breams which connect with
the above turned river. Lots in the fettling
townlhip, No. I, Cth range, to real fettlers.
R. BOYD.
Portland, Sept. 12.
Land for Sale.
I'MIE fubfcriber offers for falc the follow
ing parcels of LAND.
A FARM, well calculated for a Trader
Farmer, or Mechanic; one mile from thi
Meoting-Houfe in NewGlomttfier, pleafantl]
fituated on the County Road, with which wil
be fold eleven acres of interval I.AND.
Alfo—bi the town of fay, in the county o
Oxford, Three Thoufand Acres of I AND o
tha firft quality, fituate in different parts o
that town, which is one of the beft towns ir
the county. It will be fold at a reduced price
the whole will be fold together, or by the fin
gle lot, as may beft accommodate purchafers
Aud one lot in the town of Bethei.— Inquire o
JAMES STARR, jun. 1 fq for information.
Alfo—At Penobfat, in Tow oft: ip No. 5, o
the 7th Range of Towtifliips on Pfcataquh riv
er. in the county of Hancock, Five Thoufand A
cres of Land, iu Lofs of 100 acres eacn. Thi
is one of the fineft Townfhip* in that country
Saw and Grift Mills are already ereded, fron
whence any hind of 1.umber may be rafted a
fide the fhipp .ng i» Bangor This townfhip i
rapid'y fettling. Young Farmers are invitci
to examiue for themfelves.—Inquire of Mi
DANIEL BUl.LIN, of laid townfhip, for fur
ther particulars.
Alfo—Thirty thoufand acres of S T. JOHN'
LAND, (fo called') in the county of IVafhing
ton. Thi* land is fituated in the beft trad o
Land in the Diftriel of Maine ; the foil is ven
rich and fertile, the growth principally Har<
Wood and Button Nut. A road is laid ou
through faid Land from Penobfcot to Si
John’s River Twenty thoufand acres of thi
Land.is fituated but fever* miles from the riel
Farmers on St, John’s River, and the Fol
Road from thence to Quebec. Should SO o
40 good Farmers affociate together and pur
chafe this whole trad, for thair own affinal let
tlement, they would enfure a fortune to them
felves and their children after them. For fur
ther particulars pleafe to iuqutre of the fub
feriber.
JOSEPH T. FOXCROFT
Kezv- Glou.-cfler, May 9, 1 808. (6 mo )
Z'y Cafb give- -V Rags and Junk
| at I. ADAMS' Br.k-St-.re.
I
; TO T.E SOLD, '
, A DWEI.UNO-HOUSE, forty fen bv '.Mr
* ^ tv-two, two (lories high, with a com
jmodious Stable and other out-bufldings, with
about half an* acre of Land, fituated near the
bridge in TopJbam% accommodated with ercfi
*ent water by Acquetlutfl from an unfailing
fource, which abundantly fupplie* the houfe,
flable and garden in the drielt ftafons. The
houfr has been built about tenyea-s—the oth
er buildings not three years fnue. They
(land in a Houriiliing village, within one mile
of Boivioi* Colleve, in Brunjzvnk and about
fixty rods from the Court Hou'e in Ttfjham.
To a perfon who wifhes to be concerned in
the Lumber bufmefs, to the trader or indultri
ous mechanic, the opportunity to purchafe *
good (land, may be worthy attention. Further
information may be had of the fubferiber at
Bath. JONA. ELLIS,
April 25. (4 w)
X^OTICE is hereby given, that the follow
ing lots of land, lying in the town cf
Baldwin, in the county of Cumberland, are
tiled in the tax-bill committed to the fubferi
ber to colled*, as Conflable of faid town, for
the year 1807, as follows—viz.
^ % Z* % V' P " ^ ^
cD u’ C> s. s. ,4
P ■ 5 • M » s J S’
• * Cr _
» a ^
D. C. D, C, D. e
R Rowe, 9S pond lot,100 250 5 38 54
T. Barker, 5 8 F. 100 200 4 30
Do. 6 »£. 100 200 4 30
Sawmill, 300 15 1 35
t S. Bowers, 1 5VV, 100 175 4 27
25 2 E. IOO ICO 2 15
2 2 E. 100 100 2 15
7 5 E. 100 100 2 15
74 pond lot 100 125 3 1<>
17 1 E. 100 225 5 34
LPingree.24 5 E. IOO IOO 2 15
4 6 E. 100 175 4 27
4 7 E. 100 100 2 15
2 5NW.I00 100 2 15
36 pond lot 70 70 2 10
77 do. 100 100 2 15
Turner, 8 5 W. 100 100 2 *5
16 SE. 100 150 3 21
22 3 E. JOO loo 2 15
39 pond lot, IOO 125 3 19
Hancock, l 3N.W.100 200 4 So
! Andrew., 3 1W. 50 50 J 3
Unknown, I I W. ICO 100 3 1.5 22
Do. 2 l W. 100 100 2 15 22
3 2 W, 75 100 2 15 22
3 2N.W10O ICO 2 15 27
2 4N.W.100 150 3 23 33
I 5N.W.lOO IOO 2 15 SJ?
18 1 E 100 225 5 34 48
19 1 E 100 250 5 38
Saw Mil»# 400 21 1 80
20 1 E 100 900 4 30 44*
Saw Milt, 450 23 2 3 2 9 !
22 IE 100 100 2 15 21
23 1 E 100 100 2 15 22
3 2 F. ICO 125 3 19 ‘.!7
13 2 E 100 200 4 30 ‘14
17 2 E 100 150 3 23
18 2 E 100 150 3 23
19 2 E 100 125 3 19 27
3 3 E 100 125 3 19 27
19 3 E IOO 175 4 27 38
23 3 K 100 125 3 19 27
13 4 E IOO 125 3 19 27
21 4 E 100 150 3 23 54
25 4 E 100 100 2 15 22
12 5 E 100 150 3 23 33
13 5 E 100 1^5 3 19 27
21 5 E ICO 175 4 27 38
22 5 E IOO 200 4 SO 41
12 € E IOO 150 3 23 S3
23 6 E IOO IOO 2 15 22
18 7 E 100 175 4 27 S3
II 8 E IOO IOO 2 15 16
12 8 E IOO 100 2 15 22
25 8 E IOO IOO 2 15 22
13 9 E IOO 100 2 15 22
I I 11 E 50 40 I 6 9
3 /W lot, IOO 125 3 1 9 27
4 do. IOO 150 3 23 S3
5 do. 100 175 4 27 38
6 do IOO 173 4 27 28
7 Mill do. IOO 700 1 5 I 5
8 fomJ Li, ioo 125 3 I 9 44
3o Jo. ioo I 25 3 19 27
38 do. ioo I 25 3 I 9 27
45 do. zoo 125 3 1 9 27
48 do. loo 15o 3 23 S3
49 do. ioo 15o 3 23
55 do. zoo 2oo 4 So 38
58 do. zoo I Jo 3 23 22
59 do. ioo 15o 3 23
, 6o do. zoo I Jo 3 23 27
• 79 do. ioo l5o 3 23 33
85 do. zoo zoo 2 15 22
86 ioo ioo 2 15 22
Io8 ioo 125 3 19 27
F III lool7J 4 27 .-8
f 1.15 25 25 I 4 6
F I*> 7Jo 8oo 17 I 2o I 76
i That fg much of faid loti or parcelscf land
; as will pay faid taxes and charges, will he
. fold at the dwelling-houfe of Richard Fitch,
. j Innholder, in faid Baldwin, or. Tuefdsy, tbeff
f j day of November next, at ten o’clock in ihe fore
\ noon, ur.lels faid taxes and charges ihall he
f paid before that time.
JOHN BURNELL, ColhBor.
- Falduin, Soft. 12, I808.
; rT'*HE fubferibers beidjfcppointcd by th®
* 1 m*s i!as Lee, E^Bpidge -of Probate
- for the couuty of Lmcoln/to receive and ei
s amine the claims of the fevcral creditors of
1 the ettate of
Capt. JAMES YOUNG,
late «f Briftol, in laid county, decetvfed, rsp
relented infolvent, hcrehy gjve notice that
* tliey will atteud on laid bnJinefs at the hcule
of James Drummond, jun. in Briftol, on the
f lirft Monday of September next, and of the
three following months, from ten to four
1 o’clock on (aid days.
1 WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN,?
JAMES DRUMMOND, Jow.y
* Auguji 15.
1 YVHEREAS "’y w,fp ELIZABETH hw
left my bed and board, this is to for
bid all perfous trufling or harbouring her on
my account, as I fhall pay no debts of her
contracting after this date.
N \THANIFL C03BET.
Farf0nsf.tLl% A“g. 124, IRtS.
BLANKS.
COMMERCIAL, Court and ether Blavkp
‘ kekpt conflanr'y for fde at the Boukflore
of/. ADAMS, No. 7, Fifli-ftreet.