Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-10-29 00:00:00, page 4

GEORGE Til LI., & Co.
7/jwf r fa!*,
i: *.L Nttrr. fi.ig Broad C’rttli* • Midd'-rg
and I- w^, ic d <1:< o; Htin'.f iUotl'iTt
»y fjr e ; lVHfle a?.d Queen i Cloth-; fvprr
h» «4n'* rommra 0*iii ,.er«» ; b'*< k.blor, dr. ii
5<h1 tp.\t r inn'cnal Cord* ; dial* Kerler*;
C»is.Vinj*»; Dut?i*te; BVlT’d Mar ket? of all fiz?*;
Ha.ze* ft Martlet- <-f all color* ; Pclifip F.an*
neL; P.ll iroah-'# Vetting#; Velvet#; Vf’ve*
. 1 een* Titiekfr i am! (iinci (.! -d*; b'ack,
bvii,Hue and Vuh errv Tabby Velvet*;
p*-mt and prin ed 3<»ml az-its,all cu'ois; VVi'd
bore* ; Ktil<!!* ; Shs'ona# ; Durant* ; Dj
roy* and U. at o nett* ; tirwrnne and common
Cdtirtv* from is :o 3# per ya»d ; twill'd do ;
Ginghams; Lapp*, plate) ; Puihfirniiuiti ;
Diiuum; Cambric do ; a variety oi phm> and
f*i|cy Mulln> ; 4 4 and b- 4 white Cambric**;
S 4 44 and 6 4 Mac’* and color’d ditto;
4 4 and M twill’d do ; cotton Shirting*;
ro ersnu Britith do. ; 7 8 and 4 4 Irilli Liocit# ; .
Ncowo VUtiila* ; a great varity of Shawl*,
fome very a egaot ; Canton Italian Crape* ;
hitckand cMord’d Luftiirgs ; Pia.n ditto;
fi’.et*; black and color d Silk Handker-.
rhief*, Ratidaon u; twill’d cotton ditto; white
pocket H indues chief); Madraf. 5c pulirat do ;
Men * black while and color’d worded Hofu ;
J.tdie* black and (late do; Men's beaver glove*;
ladies (tlk.lveaver aod kid ditto ; Manchefter
Cueck ; India ditto ; Huckaback and Dia
pers ; Napkin*; cotton Sewings ; tewing ftlks ;
"Jape* ; 1 wifi ; Bobbin ; Ribbon* ; ferrets
Galloon*, Giieueafe; cottou Laces ; Loenet
wife etc. ike.
A g. eat variety of India Cottogs, from 9d,
if Jt 6 per yard
The above Good* a^e ofTered for fafe on
rhe lowed terms (or caflt, or approved credit;
and pure hater* will hod it advantageous to call
at above.
09. 15, 1810.
ROLl-'E if MITCHELL,
C tvmlia* Ron' Alikitf Shift.
YXFO&.M their friend* aud the put**ic. that
* having employed a tirft rate workman froei
24*w York they can offer for faie SAl) 1
J>l£S luper»or to any ever fold in this town 1
1 hey will keep on hand a coulUnt lupply of
Gentlemen’*
£,Lsi* bp rings, Military, Sh-.f-tosd '
aft plain S A DDL E
Ladies’ faccy and common do.
PUtcd aud common BRIDLES.
Military work and Haruefes of all kinds.
Traveling and common T RUNKS, togeth
er with every other article m the line of their
protHlxon.
—ALSO— \
Saddlery Ware ; Chafe Trimming*;
Whips and Philadelphia Leather.
* he above articles will be fold On the
reafonahle term*.
Portland, Seft.Z 1, IB 10,
CopartnerJhip in Bufinefs.
rPHB fubferiber* would refpedlfully inform
their friend* and the public, that they
l ave entered into a connection in the
Boot & Shoe-making Bufnfsy l
uodyr the finn of COBB W ADAMS i and
Lave taken tne $hamb*r over the Ihop of Mr.
Christophs* Which*, in Fote/.eet, where
they Audi be happy to ferve aU who may be
pitied to fayor them with their cuftom.
STEPHEN COBB,
AUGUSTUS ADAMS. |
Pjttland, OBchrr 15. #
~~REAL ESTATE FOR SALE •
TO Y the fobferiber, on reafonahle terms for
caih or on liberal credit, one Houle Lot
and a valuable Farm fimated in Bub, con
taiuieg 100 acres Of good Laud, w»:h a two
Lory Houfe and other buddings thereon
Alto, a number of Lou of Laud, a part of
which are under improvement, fnuated iu
Trfi/ijm.— Abo, two good Farms tiiuaied in
’aJU* ; one Farm in LavtU.*, and feveral oth
vj Lota of l and in toe couuty of Lincoln—
two Tanyard* in the town of Biunfwtck,
Cumberland County*—Air», one Gath part ct
one half of an excellent Town (hip of Land,
called No. i, lying between Norway /k Beth
el I, Oxford Co
HF.ZEKLXH WYMAN,
Bath, OB. 0, 18iO. . (i5J !
t'RESH GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN. t
Erelong* Strut,
f_TJuft received, an additional tupply of
^ NEW GOODS, fuitatde for the prelent
and approaching Icaicn, which together with
|»i« former ltock,he will fell on the hell term*
fpreafta. Ocl. 14. i
Jofeph She!ton,
At fbr heal nf Univm »brbm*ft
HAS juft rereived from (Jonnedficut a
auittv of etcellent CJofhen CHEESE,
of a very rich quality, which he offers for
/ale by the calk or by the lingle Cheela, very
cheap for cath or ftiort approved credit——
ALi—(GROCERIES, at retail at uiual.
Portland, Oc\ 15, IS JO m
7*8 be tell cm mir?:r gf Cw/, »■ Tl‘ E^DATT,
the tbtttrc.b Jcf nf Acivwlr' next, at tmvehve
* c(#tl at wei, at tb; IHt'eltin? jIt,ate oj EU
tlad Arnold, Life tf f 'ngghmefita, 4tce+*o4%
CO murh of the Real EHa f ut laid deceafed
^ (narticular'y his inter vail land; a« will be
rrctflary lo pay brs juft debts with incidental
charge*.—Con ,i't ms to be made known at
the time and place of ule.
BI NNING WENTU’ORTII? A■'*"*#'***<>/
) iota F.ft ate. j
JV/ny/-Mfjlfr , Oitoler lO, l R . > 1, ,
OrrCR is bertoy given f!.at the fubferi
ber has oe°n t'u'y appointed admimflra* i
tor of ;be elate of
SAMUEL HARNPEV,
f.»rc of V’ooUdch, in the eminry of Lincoln,
oertafed, and has taken upon him-}
ljl( that trul by gieirnj bonds as lie law di*j
»c ft* ; and j*'1 per fun* ha*i*£ demand* noon {
•he eft ate cr * * faii dereafei, are requested
*o ev ibic the lame ; and aM perfuns indebted !
,o the UiU eftate ate cade 1 upon to make
■ cytnr't to
1 SAVir?7L mwvm r. !
Jb* fMHh • ^%lf) j
litter reeved by tbt tompiLr fron Rev. Dr.
Barijb, Bjcfeld, anJ Mr. Benjamin A Jen, Bit
rtf tor of Dimmer Acjaemy
By field, September 23,1810.
DXAK SIR,
vs e li^ve cursorily examined your 11 Amer
ican Reader.” The compilation is made from i
relpeCtabie au’hors, and we think it iu gen ,
era! calculated to make a profitable impref- i
hon on the minds of children and to re a
uleful book in our ichooia.
Wuh much relpect we are, dear Sir,
your affectionate friends.
ELIJAH PARISH. *
BENJAMIN ALLEN
■ ■■ ■ — •
Letter to tie compiler f+.m D Bor CbvUt CJU,
B< t-epijt cj Got bam A. a demy.
Gotham, Ott. 9, 1810.
MAR SIR,
1 have run through « The American Rea
d-er" with as mu.eh attention, as the time, 1
could fpare, would permit, i have no heii
tauou in exprtftiug a favorable opinion of
the wotk, coukdenng it a very judicious and
chafte ieleCfion, welt calculated to promote
the art of reading, aud at the lame time to im
prels on the minds of youth moral aud reli
gious teutimeui* 1 with you fucceL iu its
publication,
Kefpe&fuily your’s.
CHARLES COFFJN.
Tbe follnring Utter Lot been leeyvid by the Compi
ler of the American reader fr^m Rev
Joitj li Emcrlou, Beveity,nnuttnr of the Evan
gemot B rimer ;
Beverly, OBober >6, 1810.
Rev. and dear Sfrt „
NVllil much fat i&fatftion I hare attended
to (lie lheets, with which you have favoured
me. k lie pential was rendered peculiarly
plead),g by anticipating tre advautages, which,
l turn many thouiaud* will derive Horn ycur
book- Frum teeing about half of the work,
1 judge favourably of flie re.Y. Yourfelcc
tUiiisot Wolds tor ipediug and detiouig, I be
iieve to be upon the belt poftible plan : 1 hope
tbele feiectious will greatly promote the ex
ce.leiu p. actile ot dehuing words, which ha*
been late.v m reduced into lame of our
tfcftool* ; a pradlice, which appears ealeu atcu
to aalwer toe principal and moft imporiani
rads, gecerahy derived from two or three years
lludy >f tne Eaiia language. On the whole,
1 do not heiitate to give it as my opinion, that
ihe “ American Reader'* i, better calculated to
improve pupil iq the art of reading, and
to atlilt him m aetjumtg the molt uleful
knowledge, than any other book of the kind.
JOMiPH EMERbON.
Lysian, Hall 5c Co have now in the
prtL trie Cue ot Mila Susanna Antuont.
a hi* ctiehrated auci nifereitmg religti’u. Me
tnoir, will toon be out and :e*dy for late_
School Hooks cf various kinds for tale at
lbov«* fvruand, Odder |5
NOTICE ~
IS hereby given by the lubferibers, appoin
ted by the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Ffq
Judge ot Proba'e for the county of Cumber
land, to receive and examine the claims of the
fcveiat creditor* to the eifaie of
JONATHAN ILSLET,
Ute of Falnioum, in laid county, yeoman, de
ceafed, reprelemed infoiveut, hereby give no
tice, that hi month) trem the date hereof are
allowed for the laid creditor* to bring in and
prove their claims, and .hat we will attend for
that purpoie at the dwelling hc-ufe of Moses
Mirrill, iu Falmouth, on the la!) Motday
ot thi' aud the five following mouths from two
to fix o’clock iu the afre.noou of each ot laid
days.
MOSES MERRIIJ„ f -
JOSHUA MERRILL, £ **m,*,M'™*
?Jm mi 6, Ofl. 11, t fit 10.
1 OX SALE,
A V.AI.TJABLE JyOt of LAND, fituared in
Portland, at the foot of Spring Jirett% a
few rods below that very valuable, capacious
and never failing covered Fountain ot ihebeA
Water ru the whole town, tsaid Lot extends
•unity tu» feet on the ftreet juft mentioned,
I and/»rijr eight feet on Lm La»t, thus formiug
j* corner. J'herc is a convenient niie (lory
Dwelling-Houfe on ijie fame, containing two |
front rooms, a bed room, a kheuea, and a
good cellar. Said property being a part of
| the Real* Kftare of the <ate widow Rebecca
Child; and might be made a convenient Hand
f a Mechanic or Trader.^For further par
ticular*, inquire of ANSEL LEWIS, or
STEPHEN MLELLAN,
w;.o a-e d'i*y authorized to eieutte a deed
ror the fame. (tl) 6*ptt %
I
A r.rtr Hntll-g hrl f»r Stl’s.l, and A aAewitt.
USf ju'-diflied and fur late V? LYMAN
HaI L A. CO. a: the 6gn of the Ujbl»
! lufurante building*, Exchange ftreer,
THE AMERICAN READER:
Or, Elegant Se'cCttions in pr«sfe and
poe’r v, detigued lor the improvement of
Ynuth in the art cf reading aud (peaking
with p'-opnery and beauty, and for il*c '•si i
va>ion of a coicedk moiai cade : pamuGiiy
for (he ufe of reboots—By Asa Ltman, a M.
Price ^2$ ct*. Angle, full boutsd—SO ct*
ha'f bound—D 6 50 per doz full bound*—
D% J per doz had bound.
I\c ecrrwiend.it ion i j the above JVork.
Having trammed Rev. Mr. Lyman*“ A
m a icau Reader,” we Hate it a* our opinion
that tire le'ycMua is well made, that the plan
«► jadiciou* and peculiarly adapted to (chords,
ami that the work is deferviug of public pa
trooage: and we hereby recommend the work
at and extel'euc reading book for IchooU and
academies.
SAMUEL DEANE.
Faftor of the Firlt Congregational Church in
Portland.
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
Judge of Probate lor the County of Cumber
land.
EI.1J \H KELLOGG,
E1>W.ARL> PAYSON,
Colleague Bailors of the Second Congrega
tional Church in Port land
NATHAN S S. BEVIAN,
Patter of the Third Congregational Church
io Portland.
FRANCIS BROWN,
PiAoroflht Firlt Congregational Chhrch in
Njrth Yarmouth.
william gregg,
Preceptor of the Academy in Portland.
K School Geography.
i Jufl pr ifhed ar d (or i Ae at the Bor.kAores o(
| ifaac /idaujs & Stephen Patten,
L EXCHANGE STREET,
A Nt'V fyOem ot Modern Geography, or a
j l V geueiai defcriptiou of all toe confider
at,tr*e uiurie.' in the world—compiled from
j .he latent £«< ope in and Am'''eon Grgraphic*,
l\yage» and Frave/t De(l0 <W.| for the uie'ot
i SCHOOL* and ACADEMICS—by
| Elijah parish, d d.
I Author of a compendious fyflem of Univerfal
i Geography, die. die—Oruameuted with Maps
“ Tbtatgb Geography it an eanbiy t, **
a heavenly fy^y—beaux.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
From Benjamin Allen, L L- D Preuftor <J
Hummer A.a umy, anj late P'rojejfar cj t bilufo- j
fby and Matbimatut in Unn*n College, Sieti.tady,
New Tot t. ;
Dununer Accademy, January l, 1810.
IEV. AND DK AR SIR,
I Have examined yoor “New flyfUm of
Moderu Geopraphy” with much pkaiure
While it exclude* much iuperriuou* matter,
contained mother works of the kind, a com
pniev every thing uecclfary in au eiemeutary
work l«i» well adapted fora Jeiikookiu
the uicfui fcieuce ot geography, and is entitled
to the patronage ot the public. With much
refpcct, l am your obedient lervaut,
Benjamin aLLEN.
Her). Ehjab Parijb, JJ* D, I
From Nicholas 1’ikf, Eiq. Author of" A New
ana Compute Syfevt of Arithmetic
|i Newbury port, January i, 1610.
arv and Bur sia.
Agrees uy to your requeft I have with touch
pleature per uled your - New dy ftem of Mooeru
Geography I Junk the ftyle coucile, the
matter well araogeu, entertaining aud inftruc
tive In parttcu ar i wa» highly plea»ed with
your repeated references to the fuihdmeut
of fcnpiure prophecy in Egypt, Paleltiue.aud
otheif countries. I think the influence will
be happy ou the mi ml* of uur children and
youth. 1 am, Rev. and dear Sir, with lenti
meuts of elpect, yodr affectionate fneud, aud
bundle Uttfaut,
NICHOLAS PIKE.
Srv. Eiijuh Patijh, D. D.
From Ebeaezer Fitch, PrefJemt if William
Collage.
Williams Collegfc, December 30,18C9.
Having examined, with ax much cart and
atteutiou as the (hurt time allowed me and my
leiiure would per mil, a work entitled “A
New'Jsyftemof Modern geograpuy," by Rev.
Elijah i’anlh, D. D it appears to me to be ac
curately and judicioully compiled from the
belt au. hot ities; to be well calculated for the
ule of ichjolt, aud for conveying valuable and
important iutwnaanon, in this pleating and
neceflary fcience, to the youth in our country ;
and tonlequently, to merit the patronage of
parents, luJlruCtcrs, and the Amertcau pub
ue.
EBENEZER FITCH.
Fev. Elijah Patijb, D D.
From the M norable Jonn Hubbard, £sij Pro \
Jfif" Of MrtLemattei and Pltfcfby^ Lu,tm u.b
CvUrae.
O
Having prettied Dr. ParifltV* New Syflem
of Modern Geography," I can ftneere y re
commend it. as being well calculated to dtf
lute a knowledge ot the important lciene of
Geography, The work is richly Itored with
thf lateit information, prefetued in a very a
grte-.bie manner, and will, 1 doubt not, be
patrouized by the impartial public.
JOHN HUBBARD
Fttm tba Rev Jelly Appleton, Pejtdent a*i
I. A' ker Utcavciand, Ptoftffir of FbuojepLy, ,
BjtvJd* College, Maine.
Bowdoiu College, Januaiy 24, 1810.
KXV. AND DSAR SIR,
livedo not think it of any importance
the public to lay, what eveiy intelligent rea
dei will perceive, via. that your “ Acw oyfttm
of Modern (Jtogupby is wn.ien iu a manner ]
unulually inieretting, and uunes many par |
ncuUrs from the latell writers on ihe lubjeCi !
Many of your oblervatious on Pa.eltine, aud j
other couutries mentioned in ia#ed hiltory, !
as they tend to obviate objections agaiuft re- J
veiled religion, cannot fid of producing a
good effeCt on youthful minds Permit us
tgiDbierve farther, that tl»e attentive reader
will expctSl to fiud in the next edition, the
correction of tome tmall inaccuracy which
Have Heaped your notice in thu. \Ve arc,
V: Sir, with much efteem and icfpect, your
obedient fervaots,
J APPLETON,
P. CLEAVELAND.
Av. Dr. PjriJh.
Lxtratl oj a letter Jrom Rev. SAM
UtL ti'OKC£ST£Ry to the Au
thor.
Sa7em, Febuary 6, 1810.
R*V AND !>RAR SIR,
Your “ New byftem of Modern Grogra
phy," • have permed with great latisfachon
If. **, in juy opinion, au excellent work ; de
hgued with judgment, aud executed with no
cummou fhareof mduftry, atieution and lkill,
1'he delcriptiors though concile, ate remark
ab y Uiltinct; the collection of ♦ads, relerrco
to their proper paces, time* and purpoles,
is eitcnhve and intereit.ng ; the views ot
mankind are diverhiied, juft, aud inftrudive ;
the a<d* ro religion aud morality, iu refereu
< e» to the providence of God, in proof* and
illuftiatton* of hiltorical and prophetic icrip
lure, aud m pertinent occafioaal remarks, are
many aud important; auu ihe ftyle through
out, teutentious aud amm.«'ed, is happily
calculated to engage the attention of y«.uiiii
minds, and to impart to them diftinct, viviJ,
rnd laftiug hnprtlhow*. Ou the whole, (hit
will be, 1 am pei iuaded, a very valuable book,
oot ouly tor “ liudents who are enlarging
their mind* with ge eral Knowledge lm
alio for n enof letter*, who frequently w.th
to review a compendious iyiteru ;* not on ;
for “ our a fchunts and academies ;” '.ut a.fu
|for general ule. t am, Dear Sir, yours, dec.
SnMJLL WOKCtblhK.
I Rtv. phjd pA'iJb D, i>. B'f tM
l -
\Frvm ifcrj wu i Aid Principal zj
Phillips Exeter Academf.
Exeter, N. II. February 5. IS 10.
axv. ano Din sift,
1 Have wuh plealure perufcd your*'New
Svltem of Modern GeograpUy,*’ and am cl o
piniou that ihe matter i* well leletfltd, and
judicmufly atrmged. The numerous* margin
al refneuce* are art evidence, that the * uk
hat oof been hafhfy compiled, nor facts lined
wr.houi authority, l'hofe, who are dcfiron*
of know Log Europe as it is, rather than as it
hasbtcu, will find this work a valuable ac<pii
u ion; and if concifenefs of ftyie, deu'i yof
matter, aod fprightlinels of oariation are ob
ject# detirable in a work of the kiud, the New
8yftem of Modern Geography has claim* to
public patronage. With rclpetS *ud friend
ihip, I am, Dear .Sir, yours, B. ABbO Vs
Rev. Eii/jb Par/Jb, l). JJ RyJieU.
WILLIAM M'LLLLAN, jun.
INFORMS his friends and the public that
he is now opening a great aflbrtineut of
SEASONABLE GOODS.
j1 Is—.MUFFS & TIPPETS, and Skins to
make them of—con/ifting of Sable, Mock Sa
b.e, Bear, Geuert and Pole Cat—and Skin* for
lining them—all of which he will fell cheap,
and invite* them to call and fee, aud they
lliall be l'uittd with the prices thereof. ■
Portland, 061 22 _
. .— u— .1.^1 ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■' 1,1 —“
NOTICE is hereby given to the nonrefident
proprietori and owners of the foHowing
ranges of land m the town of Gilead/ in the
county of Oxford, (and to me unknown) that
they are taxed for the ars 1806, 1807, and
1808, in bills commitie :o me the fubfcriber
for col legion as follows, to wit, for town
taxes and deficiency of highway tat
s £ JgSgs? ? 3
* r2 >> i * $ 5
*$, ? 5 J • ■ * l
j * ~-S i y y y i
N** 4 * 4 ?
5^-! -
V g o^, o- o
? ^ r1? r» *
D, D C. C. D C DC
range| 17 1,9 40 0 87 20 ^ °‘*4
Do 10 300 SC 0*13 13 0 25 0*S2
Do 0 138 6 0*13 3 0 49 4
whole range 3 410 383 6 83 0« 3‘8C 2‘30
Nrange°f| 11 100 6 0,00 00 0,00 0 4
The above ranges of land lays on the North
fide of the Androfcoggin River, in faid Town
of Gilead—the following lay on Che louth fide
of faid River.
Jt £ ? JS <*5» ? ?
.3^5 g? t 2 1 1
!?' ?f ^ 3 ?
^
r* ^ ^ I
r _ w. _ S _ —
QC ~3 QB .St. 06 3ft
o o. o g
p* »« -4 do |
i>. c. c. c. c.
S. end of range 3 *100 21 86 00 15 13
Do 4 364 20 63 00 14 12
Do 5 2S7 20 00 10 14 12 I
Do 6 200 12 00 00 00 8
Do 7 200 10 26 10 M 10
Range 8 300 22 00 00 00 14
11 at fo much of faid ranges or parcels uf
and as wi!! pay faid taxes and cha- ge* will be
fold at ihe dwelling houl'e of Ephraim Wight,
in faid town of Gilead, on Monday, the twen
ty fourth day of December next, at ten of the
clock, in the forenoon, unlei* laid taxes aod
charges ihall be paid before that lime.
David Bradley, cukua,
GHtad, 061. 13, 1810. # (22)
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Oifluber 15.
Bible Society.
'T'HE member* of the w Bible Society of
Maine” are hereby notified that accor
ding to the terms of their tublcriptiou, One
Dollar became due frotu each iubfcrjher, on
the fixieenth ltiUant. They are therefore
refpetlfully requeUed to pay the lame to
Sr\M. FREEMAN, 'fteajurcr.
03. 22, 18 (0.
" NOTICE.
T*IW Co panncrfhip ot ANDREWS *5*
■* MOUI.1 ON is this day diifbived by mu
tual con lent—all perfous having unfettled
accounts, aud tbofe who have any denun*la
may fettle the fame with
JAMES ANDREWS.
Scarborough, 03 16, 1810. •
STOLEN
I^ROM the ftable of the fuVfcriber, in
dowduia, a Urge chefuut coloured
STALLION, about fifteen hands high—had
upon each of his hind f»et an appearance of
ring bones, with a white lpot on the fore
part of his back. Whoever will give infor
mation of fatd horfe, fo that the owner may
obtain him, and the thief or thieves brought
:o juthce, ihalt receive Tforty Dyliun Rew ard
GEO. ROGERS.
/V/W, Q& 22.
A ME into the encloture of the luhfctiber
^ OO Tuetday lalt, a large red HORSE—
1 he owuer is defired to prove property, pay
charges and take haw away—**pply to
h'R iEL ADAMS
Fa'mouih, (n«r Prclumlvut bridge; 0& 22
Portland Hat Manufactory.
T'HC Directors r ft! c FarfAtW F*tM*m
1 factory take the liberty to inform thepah
lic in general that they have for file at the
Portlaod Hat Manufadloiy Wire-Home in
Middle Arret, over the ftote of Meffr* tfotv
and £ VAX i, a U'ge and euenitve afToitoiect
of the
| Firft and fecoud quality Beaver HATS ;
Foram - ditto;
Knapt - ditto;
Carnal'/ hair - ditro;
Youth’s Drabli - d,lto;
Cafe* of aDy kind can be put up at a vd?y
ilmrt notice. The above H.A Tb is warrauted
to be of ihe vety beft quality, as the diretftors
of the faid fatlory have taken the utnuft
pain* to procure the very beft of block, and
as good workmen a* any in ihe Untied Slates,
and they prefume the faid Hats will bee
qual to any ever made in the United State*
or any other part of ihe work. * the faid com
pany are in hopes that the pejpJe in general
will give encouragement to fuch a valuable
tofti i lltiOA.
N. B. CaCi and the bigheft price given for
all kind* of Hatting Fun*.
WANTED
50 cord* dry Spruce, Hemlock or Bitch* *
Bine WOOD
Ocioixr I, 1810*
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Solomon & Th : Boyce,
t_I AVE juft received at their ftore nearly
I A1 oppofi'e the Indian Ctref, Exchange
a general afforrment of Ladiet, Gentlemens,
M'.iTes and Children’s
Leather & Morocco Shoes,
on the moft reafonable term*,
I _
ttp They manufacture Boot* and Shoe*
all kind* at the fhorteft notice and on ad*
vantageoui term*.
They have on hand a quantity of FOA£»
LEATHb.R and SO\p—which will he fold
cheap for cafh or approved enrdit.
Oiljber ft.
GODFREY WHEATON,^
WATCH-MAKER,
Offnfit! (tie Indium Chit/, Exchange.JhetJh
U XECUTES the bufioef* of hi* profeffion
, in all ita variou* branches, in a* faithful
a manner a* can be don* in the Diftritft cf ,
Masne.—He hope*, therefore, by bis perfo&al,
attention and endeavors to plcafe, he Q»aU
continue to receive a portion of public pat
ronage. Portland, 03. 1.
Jonathan Tukesbury,
1 N*ORM3 hi* friend* and the public at !arg$
* that he has for fale, at laid Uore
Men’s, Women’s, and Miffes’ Leather and
Morocco SHOES, warranted good
Alfa— A large affbrrmeut of MGROCC6
SKINS of ail color*—BINDING SKINS—
BOOT TOPS, Stc. Ac.
Aifi~SHEEP SKINS wanted, for which
u generous price will be given, if good a ad
well faved, which may be done in the follow
ing manuer :—A!way* put on lime to fetch
the wool. After taking off the wool, wail*
the fkin and put it into fait pickle, ftirriog i;
two or three times in the conrle of four or
fix hour*, then hang it up in the ihade. But,
to have them green is preferable
The Farmers, by paying attention to the
above, may fave many hundred* of Dollatfc,
alntoft as eafy as to throw their ikins away.
Portland, March 12
FARM FOR SALE.
J?OR fale, a Farm in Cap •-Elizabeth p?wf
antiy fituaied on the :*perwink Rvver, a
bout (even mile* from Portland, containing
about ninety acre* of Land, principal parr
under good improvement, with a handfome
young Orchard of about one hundred Tree*
ot excellent fruit ; a good Houfe and Barn
and fome valuable limber on faid Farm —The
Stock and Farming Lhenfria may be bad wftta
the tarm.—For particular* enquire of Capt.
Wm. Thomas, on the premifes, or the fub
feriber at hi* office in Portland, No. 1, Long
Wharf. £. GKEELY
Aprrl 14, 1810. (tf.)
-—--»■-- ■ ■ * ■ ' ... m .i ■ ■ -.0
A Plcafant Situation.
pOR fale in Gorham, an excellent FARM
containing about 120 acre* ot fertile land
capable of producing from 25 to SO ton* of
Enghih hay,, atul will yield at large a fiock of
Corn, Grain, I5*c. a* any land in laid town—
and if more agreeable, the Slock ;\ud Farming'
U'enfds Said Farm ha* a good Dwelling
Houle apd Barn Handing thereon, together
with convenient out houies, water, * c. and
I is lituated about 8 mile* from Portland, with*
i in half a mile from Judge LmgJeUexv'e, Fcr
i term*, which will be liberal, apply to
DANIEL HUNT,
on the prtroife*.
tfOrham. xvUy 21. # (tf) .
removal.
SAMUEL RICH (ROSON Inforir, Ki
friend* and the public that he has remo
ved from High Street, and taken that large
aud tommodion* hoilfe lately occupied by
Mr. Jeremiah t odd in Market-fquare. wherw
• he fhould he happy to wait upon hi* friend*.
—He likewile will cniertain llranger* and
traveler* a* ufual From the ceutrai fitua'inll
of h'* houie,he hopeiior a fhaiecf their pat
ronage.
f N B. A number of Gentlerren can be ac
commodated with Boarding on reafonabtA
' term*. SAMOEL RICHARDSON.
I Ntxvhurypwt, April 2:1. (i f )
M OTICE is hereby given that the fubfcribe*
ha* been duly nppointed adnuoiftrator, de
bonis uon, on the ef ate of
V1LJ-JAM BARNARD,
late of Dixtield, in the county of Oxford, yro
raau, deceased ; and ha* taken upon hm»le"
that truft by giving f*r»ud a» the law direct-—
and a'.1 pet loot haviug demand* upon 4h* *■
tate ol the laid decealed are icqueAed to tl
hibit the lime; and all pertou* indebted
tire fad eAatc, aie cahed npou to make pay
ment to lOhL BARNARD,
Ar*n:iUflral0ft d* **
Dafie'i!, ?«P< W* IV* *
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