Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-01-22 00:00:00, page 4

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flaxseed WANTED.
£2 *>d the hwheft prir.? wi'i hr paid
tv.r FLAX EE it, by her of ihe fib
*tf‘ 'l'f' *' Nil 41, Or jure finely or back ot
•V**, Grange Ji, «ff, B'fton
DAFff* W1ER%
ARTHUR LAKGF RI).
f1 P™i. ^rr. S?S, 1*»l9.
# | £**l©n who l»rrrrwed id the fuhfcri
I » r the SE-. I a; d 24fh liuotbfI» o' au f'C*
gm' Lcivloii bunion of tie R'net >*f Fhukr
jfean. woti.ii much ob- gc Lsi by ri*i uruu’g
ihe fame. SAMUEL D. J-REEAj AS.
Jan na y 8.
\\K. JAMES H ALL, bogs leave
to iuiorro thp public that he ha' recent
ly arrived in this p'ace fr :im Edinbuigh,
fScAitnAJ vfe'e he tau^ut tne following br«vu
cEcs of Education, v:z —
Eu.glifh Reading, Menfuration,
Eogliib Grauip.tr, Algebra, wi'h its ap
Writing dc Cyphering, p nation 10 Gecm
Gecgra, 'h7* with the eiry,
ufe of the Globes, Land Surveying,
B >ok Kecpping, Guaging,
Geometry, Navigation,
Trigonometry,
AM which '.e now offers to teach in the
Academy m iln* town upen moderate term?.
The Cypher** ui!l be taught iu claffes by a
new snd e'.rgant me hod, in which, cafe to
the pupil, and great progeefs in the Icience,
are unitJ
N. B.— A few young Gentlemen may be
inftrmfled in the eh mrnts of the Latin, G.eek,
a«d Hebrew Lauguages
Mr Hall will likewife open an Evening
Sch *0! (this day) iu a Room adjoining Meflrs.
Coffin and Clapp's Office, for te-chng you ig
Gem emen the above mathematical brauches
January 8, IHIo
ico Dollars Rervard.
rjFSEATFD from the tJ S Gariifon, at
A'ifcafl'et, in the months of Augud and
September pad, four Soid.ers in the fervice
of the United Stares, viz.
ROBERT JAMISON, born on Cape Eli
zabeth, 32 years of age, 5 feet i inches high,
dark complexion, eyes, and hair, a Mariner
and Horfe Dealer.
SAMUEL PARSONS, born in Alfred, ‘iS
years of age, 5 feet 8^ inches high, light
complexion, grey eyes, and dark brown hair,
a Carpenter
JOHN OSGOOD, born in Conway, N H.
22 years of age, 6 feet high, light complex
ion, eyes and hatt, a Joiner.
BENIAMIN BICKFORD, born in Ar
uudel, 27 year* of age, 5 feet 9 inches high,
dark complexion, dark grey eyes, and black
hair, a Mariner. Twenty Five Dollars and all
neceiTary charge* will be paid for each or ei
ther of :be above deferibed Delerters on their
delivery at any Militaty Polt in the United
Slates, bv applying to
J. BINNF.Yi
Cnf>t- \th Reg. U* S. Inf. Commanding.
U. S. Garmon, WifcaiTet, Dec. 16, 1809.
PUBLIC NOTICE
IS h^-eby giveo, that agreeably to a vote
of e Proprietors of Back Csve Bridge, all
teams that come into town over the Bridge,
loaded, and pay toll, will be permitted to go
out of town over the bridge unloaded, free of
toll, during the feafon of ileding. By order
of the Standing Committee of the Proprietors.
LEMUEL YUKEY, TM Catheter
January 8, 1810
TO BE SOLD,
T^Y •fder of C'urt, on THURSDAY the Bth
day f ' hruaty, at 10 odrnh A M. to the
I 'l'cejl bidder, a Lot of LAND, cn the south efl
fuie nf Cun e land /heel. Sale on the p-emitet.
Portland, Jan. 8. 1810.
“ ■ ^ - — ■ - v ~ . -a*—..
David Chsnery’s Eftate.
To he fold by order of Court, on THURSDAY the
Sftienth Jay f February n xt, ,:i eleven o'clock
** the forenoon, at the House Lite of David
Chene y, tj Fuimuuih, in the county f Cumber
land, deceafed, i-tej1 i*#—
rF,HF. whole of the Real Ella’*, being the
HoineHead of faid decealed ; coniilling
of about twenty acres of Land with the budd
ings thereon, excepting the Widow’s Dower,
for payateut of the fsjd defeated’* debts.
MARTHA CHENERY.
January 2, 1810. (hj
Benj. A. Jordan’s K ft ate.
Tt be fold by order of C urt, in THURS DAI' ihe
fifteenth day of Fab-nary next, at txva o'duck in
the afternoon, at the late Died ling houfe of Ben
jamin Alien 'Jordan, dret/ed, in Got bam—
much of the faid deceafed’s Real Eflate,
as will produce the fum of four hundred
and thirty dollars, to enable us to pay the
debts of laid deceafed
ABRAHAM TYLER.
SARAH T\ LER, A/tux on faid FJiate.
D:c. *7, 1809, . / >)
FOR SALE,
MMfAT valuab'e Eflate Gtuated in North
-*■ yarmouth, twe've mile* from Portland,
and about one hundred rods from the head
of the lute in Norrhvarmou.h, lying on the
Port Road f tun Portland to Whcafiett, and
tes been occupied by the fubfcriher for a tav
ern a number of years pad. Said Eflate con
fi'.ls of a very convenient three (lory Houfe,
a Stable, Barn, Sl ed, and other out houles,
with a good well of water, and an acqueduft
leading to the houfe, wi h about one hundred
and ten ac*es of excellent (.and, having a
young Orchard on the fame, laid Farm u un
der ex el lent improvement.
-AtSO
A F.\»m in the town of Freeport, at F;ofVs
corner, fo called, within or e mile of Porter’s
landing. conGfbng of fif»y four acre* of excel
lent land, a convenient Dwelling houfe. Barn,
dec. Said Farm is under gcod improvement,
is weli watered, cuts about Gfreen tons of
Hay, and ha, an 0*cha-d which bears confid
erable frnit yearly, and is well Gloated, either
G>r a Parmer. Merchant or Mechanic.
The above Farms Will be fold toge her or
O parate as may bcG fuit the nnrehafer. For
term* (which will be made i * •) pleafe to ap
^:y to the fubferiber at Northyarmouth.
SETH MITCHELL
Avrtvvm-mtb, Augufl 21, 1809. (t.f)
BLANKS 1
%f aft hi ". Os for pie at the Bhkjiere
f I. 4 DA.Mi.
rnoch Moulton,
AV fonts' Koiv, nfejhtet,
LJ \S put r«ce*ved l>y the Packet, from
4 4 Liverpool, a hand.ome anortment of
i dated and Japan*i {{'are, Je'velry%
isV &c.
PLATED WARE.
Elegant Cruet Frame*—CandleAick#,
Tea Puts—Sugar Bafoni & Cream Pot#,
Soup Ladies—Filh Knives,
SnutFers ar»d Trays,
fable and Tea Spoons, &c. «3rc.
JAPANED WARE.
Flegant cream ground gold bordered Wai
’ ters,
i Red and black ground do. do.
* Bread and Knife frays,
Cheefe aod Snutler do.
Bitanuia i'ea i ots—Tumblers, Sic. &c.
MILITARY ARTICLES.
i Gi't and plated mounted Swords,
Saddle Fiftols,
White aud yellow Epaulets,
do. do. Chordb
do. do. PruAian Binding,
i Crimfon Sallies,
Military Plumes, elegant and common
JEWELRY.
Black and Pearl fetBri-aches
do do Fiager Rings,
Plain Broaches and Rings.
Hair Ear Hoop#,
do Btacektts, va-i< j- patterns,
Gold Ear Hoops, K loin, and Diops,
do Watch Chain*, Seals, aad Keys,
Tortoife Shell Combs,
Coral Beads
CUTLERY.
**• ■ ■ *•» b • __
i ame ivmves a;iu ror*.,
Penknives—SciiTars—a'eel Snuffers,
Saddle and Chad’e Whips,
83" Conftantly on hand, Silver Ladles, Ta
ble and Tea Spoons, of the muff faftnonable
patterns. ,
I Gold Necklaces,
Pocket Books, and Purfes, <Scc. Ac.
83" Hair Work, of all kinds executed with
neataefs and difpatch. |
He has in aJdition to the above, almoff ev
ery article in the Jewelry & Fancy line, gen
erally in ufe—which will be difpofed of on
cernu that cannot fail «*n meet the views of
i purchasers;
He has for fale, “ Odoriferous HON
|EY WAFER, for cleaning, perfuming, thickening,
frengtbening and preventing the hair from
TURNING GRE7” I
Alfo— genuine ESSENCE of LEMON—To
* gether with tome celebrated COLD CREAM,
which cleanfes, fofiens and beautifies the
complexion.
Portland, Dee. 4. (tf)
Nathan Bucknam,
Offers fun fale, at No. 9 53* 10, Long Wharf,
2700 bufhels of Maryland CORN.
320 barrels fupertine FLOUR—of the
firft quality, juft larded from lchoouer Eros,
Also—350 quintals of new CODFISH,
which may be feeu at Thumm Burnt*.ns (lore
Fore Street Portland, Dec. 25.
SETH CLARK,
FISHSTRRST,
LTAS juft received an atTortment of Super
* 1 fiue and Common
BROADCLOTHS;
which he offers for fale on the moft reafona
ble terms.—Like-wife, WAISTCOAT PAT
TERNS and TRIMMINGS of all kinds—
| Together with a freftt fupplv of Webb’s New
1 york Patent SUSPENDERS.
He continues to execute the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in the moft fashionable ftyle, and with fidelity.
1 -- .
WAN 1 ED,
; At the above bufiiief#, an APPRENTICE of
indufirious and “ fteady habits’’—to whom
good encouragement will be given.
Portland, January 3, 1810. (tf)
j lenks 6c i)e Carterett,
IJAVE lare’v opened a haudfome aflort
1 meat of
ENGLISH GOODS,
Together with a general alTirtraent of
/I. I. Goods $9* Groceries ;
which they w!l fell at reduced prices for
ready pay. Having been ahnolk exc ulively
in tlie habit of crediting tne year palt, anti
being convinced cf uie cvi! cor.feqn'*nc*s at
tending luch pravTice, both to Creditor and
Deb'or, they are determined to trade cm a
different o'an. Wood, Bark, Boards, 5 aves,
and alnioft ail kinds of produce will be re
ccived in pay, and the finalist favor grateful
ly acknowledged. But thme who w>th to
lave their teeluigs are earnefl’y requeued not
to apply for the lead credit, as they are de
, termined not to (lain any more paper with
charge#.
| N. B.— \!l perfcn# indebted to the firm
are requeued tc make immediate paymen —
A I who negletfl till tbp fit ft of March next,
will be lued without discrimination.
Nottbyarmauth, Jan. 8, 1810. (i*m)
NR*r EDITION OF THE
MAINE SPELLING BOOK,
jU'T publifhed, containing a variety of
I word# accented and divided, with moral
j and entertaining Lefions, Tables, Ac.—To
winch is added a lieographical defcriptica of
the United Slates in general, and the D.ftrid
of Maine in particular.
Notwi'hfianding the number of School
Books of this description in print, the Maine
Spelling Book is in general ufe, and highly
approved of in the Schools throughout this
Diltrict In many refpetfk#, is better calculated
for inftrutfkion, than any other Spel ing Book ;
being cheaper, and c»rre&'y printed on g^oa
paper: containing a great vaiie'y of Lefions J
in Spelling and Reading; and the arrange
ment and divifion of the matter is fuch a*
'freat.'y to iejje* the labor of the mafier, and
facilitate the progt f* of the learner in ac
quinng*he ruJiments of the Englifh language
1 he a »ove Book may be had in duets by
the hundred or thoulaud, or bouud by the
grofs, dozen, or Tingle at the Book fWe» ot
ISAAC AD1 \fS A STEPHEN PATTEN,
F'Jb Street, Pat'amd, on advantageous terms.—
Sod a To, by Charles Metcalf, B ith—
John Batson, iVt/'ta(Teu—Ezekiel Goooale,
Httlhwell, and by Trader# in the Country.
Dc* 11. (3m)
! I
COR.Y y FLOUR STORE.
WILLIAM CROSS,
At AV 3. Wharf,
HAS /afe/v reeivtd per fchr Ruby,
150 Kb!*- fcaper fine FL UR,
40 half Bbls. do Do
The above Flour is warranted of the firfl
quality; and of this year’s growth—which
will be fold as low. or lower, than cau be
purchaleJ in town, of the fame quality.
A‘ l—in Rtare,
500 liuiliels yellow Maryland CORN,
2 H id*. James’ river 1 OB vCCO,
7 kegs firft qua/ity Fig do.
40 bags beQ green COFFEE,
50 cadc-> Thomaltowu LI \1E.
January 8 (D'15- tf)
Neu Goods, for Sale.
WILLIAM .SMITH,
n ESPECTFULLY inform, ih« Public that
^ he has for fale, at his Store bottom of Fiji
Street, a few doors from MetTri Qitn y & Ba
ker's, a general alTortment of
IVeJl-india Goods and Groceries ;
among which are the following :
50 hhds furies Ifimd Salt—40 quinta!* heft
Dumb Table Fiili—50 quintals Pollock Fifti
—Cogniac and Spanilh Brandy—Hoi lauds
and Ame<ican Gin—Weft India and New
Eng'ani Rum ; Hyfon, Yeung Hyfon, Hyfon
Skin. Souch nig and Bohea Teas, lirft quality
-—White aud brown Havanna Sugar—Mar
tinique ditto—OQftee—Chocolate—Ginger—
Aifpice-Pepper-Vfuftard *nd Cloves —
Frefti Calk and Box Raidas—20 bbls frefh
Superfine New York Flour— Sea-Ifland and
Georgia Cotton—Loaf and Lump Sugar—
5 hhds lirft quality Retailing Molafles—Fig,
Pigtail and Smoakmg Tobacco—a general af
fortment of Iron Ware—Irou and fteel Sho
vel*—a few Calks tower proof Powder—
Brunfliun Patent Shotl—Indigo—Logwood—
Redwood and Fuftic —Allum and Copperas—
together with a fmall alTortment of
ENGLISH GOODS;
which he offer* for fa e as cheap as can be ob
tamed in this town or Bofton.
N. B Families that buy Teas from this
Store, may depend on it* being the very firft ■
quality, it it is not tuey are welcome to return
it; aud receive their money again.
(if) Dee. 11, J809.
OIL isf CANDLES.
Batchelor Huffey,
Oppf.te the Indian Chief. Fjb flrset,
1 AS for fale. on reafnnable terms,
1 1 l Si5 boxes SPERMACETI CANDLES,
4 calk* SPERMACETI OIL,
ol an exce ent quality.
N. B I he beft of SPERMACETI OIL,
fold for one dollar per gallon
C'ultinuer are relp »c».‘uily reqnefted to call
at the ligii of Hussey Is* Wi**lcw.
Nov. i S.
SAMUI L WA i -ON,
OppoftH Mr. Enoch Mrultcn's Jnvdlcr's Shop,
Fiib-Streb t,
\ CQUAINi.S his friends aud the public,
* that he continues to carry on the
Tailoring Bufmefs,
in the mo ft fafhiouable and expeditious man
ner.
He has juft received from Bofton, a fmall
alTortment of faihiunable fupertioe and eom
Oluii
broadclotha, Cajfimeres and VtjU
. ins;
together with an affor'ment of TRIMMINGS
fuitable for the lame—which will be difpoled
of on the inoft reafopable terms.
Po.tbfnd, A>n>. (>.
HEiUON ACADEMY. \
rrHE term lucceeding the Winter Vacation
of ifeb’cn Academy, will commence on
IVc /netday. the thirty f.ji lay of tic present mrntb
A co .li Jeration that Board can be obtained
for the trilling fum of from 7 to 8 Hulling*
per week, and that Tuition is but tnvo dollar^
an.l f rty .ents per Quarter, will, it i9 hoped,
lead ill ife who may with to attend it, to con
clude, that iq a'tending it, they will be con
neeV.ug the encouragement of ihc inftiiution
with their own advantage
JOHN TRIPP, Ses'ry.
IlrLron, ftt*uary 15, 1810.
\\J HERE AS, an idea may have arifeu in
^ v the minds of fome perfons, that a Co -
partnership lias lately fuhlifted between
JOHN MAHAN and the firm of DAVID
BILL Isf CO which is totally unfounded—
This is therefoic to g.ve notice •. ha, no co
partnerlhip or connexion in hufineu has ever
iul.lifted between them And if any lueh
conit rudlion has beeu given to any advert ife -
' menu that have appeared in the public
newfpapers, it is wirhouc foundation, and
was never the inteHtion of either of them to
hold upfuch an idea to the public—And that
although for their mutual convenience, they
have and now do occupy the fame ftore—
Their Stork* are entirely leparate and diftunfl,
and they have no more concern or connexion
than if they occupied different ftores, and
that neither is in any degree antweraole for
the debts or contracts of the other
JOHN MAHAN,
DAVID BILL b* CO.
Portland, Jan, 9, 1810
A FARM FOR SALE,
IN the town of Falmouth, in the county of
Cumberland, confiding oftine hundred and
live acres of l and, of which thirty is Interval,
and lying on Prefumpfcot River, and five
miles from the town of Portland, and on the
poll road that leads from Portland to Augufta
and into many of the back towns. Said farm
is conveniently firuated fora Public Houle.
With a large two ftory Houle and Barn, with
out houles. 1 he ioit of faid farm is inferior
to none.— Inquire of
OLIVER WINSLOW.
03 17 _ n
DR. REEvS’
\JEW CYCLOPAEDIA, Vol. X, Tart I ft
“d®** arld V°l- XI, part 1ft and 2d
are in the polTellion of the fublcriber, and
wdl be deliverd to lubferibers in the Diftrid*
of Maine, at ftore No. 23, Long Wharf.
„ , , THOMAS CROSS,
Port, ml, .Kin J3,
s
1
WANT ID TC) CIIAZTEX, 1
Jjn. 15, 1»’°-_ *_
Flour, Salt, and Lime*
JOHN ALDF.N
IT AS for fale, at Li* S:ore oppoG e Mr
A 1 y. 2?iTteliforcafti o r councry produce
A quantity of Superfine Hour,
ditto St. Ubc6 Salt,
ditto Lime. !
Jan* 8.___
COLLEGE L JNDS.
rHE 'Suhfcriber offer* bar fale, the follow
ing Tra&s of LAND, belonging to Har
vard College, the title to which is direct fro*
the Government, viz.
IS FRYEBURG,
Lot No. 95 Iff Div. 53 acre*, interval.
18 2d do. 35 do. do.
22 2d do. 54 do. upland.
10 3d do. 50 do. do.
— 4th do. 50 do. do.
18 5th do. 60 or 70 do. do.
IN TURNER,
Lot No, 36, 135 acre*.
86, 125 do.
166, 150 do.
277, 125 do.
IN PARIS,
Lot No. 27, 7th Range, A being
28, 7th do. / hundred
29, 9th do. f acre
29, 8th do. 3 ,ot9*
IN LIVERMORE,
Lot No. 78, 100 acres.
93, 100 do.
149, 100 do.
IN OTISFIELD & HARRISON,
Lot No. U6, 3d Div. tOO acres.
1, 2d R. 4tb D. 100 do.
5, 8th R. 5thrD. 100 do.
in’POLAND,
Lot No. 82, 2d Div. 100 acre*.
99, 2d do. 100 do.
IN LOVEL,
Lot No. 125, Iff Div. 100 acres
122, 2d do. 100 do.
128, 3d do. 100 do..
12, 4th do. 100 do.
IN BALDWIN,
Lot No. 3, Iff Range, Eaft, 100 acre*.
68, Pond lot, 100 do.
8, Sd Range, Eaft, 100 do.
10, 7th Range, Eaft, 100 do.
10, 8th do. do. 100 do. 1
IN BROWNFIELD,
Two Lot* in Brownfield, containing about
( 300 acres each.
IN RUM FORD,
No. 2", containing 20 acre*, Iff Div.
16, do. 80 do. do.
83, 2d Div. ’08 acres.
47, 3d do. MS do
IN JAY.
No. 20, Range 2d, ICO acres.
10, - 4ih, 10<) do.
8, - 13th, ICO do.
8, - M-h, 100 do.
IN WILTON,
No. 195, containing 155 acre*.
207, - 170 do.
IN NEW-SHARON,
One Lot, containing 320 acres, in the
north part of the towu.
The above I and* will be laid on a liberal
credit, and Settlers now on any of the Lot*
will be accommodated if they w!fh it. For
particulars, apply to the Subfcriber, at his
Office, in Middle-ftreet, Portland, where he
may be found until the middle of January
next. PRENTIS MEL LEN. j
Dee. 4, ISC9. (u)
NEW
HAT
AND FUR STORE, i
At the lower end of Fiih ffrcet, adjoining I
Meffr*. Quincy b* Baler's.
JOHN MAHAN,
LAFFERS for fa'c 1600 FUR HATS of dif
ferent kinds and qualities, from 1(^6
to 7 dollars; a large aflbrtment of Children •
Hats. Lrirwiie—Coarfe Hats, fuitable for the
Southern market.
Muffs and Tippets,
A large aUurtmeot, cor-lifting of every kind
fafhionahle and uieful—wwrauted free from
damage.
18 boxes real SPANISH SEG.aRS.
Portl<mJ% Off. 23 (t f)
WILLIAM LORD & Co.
t_JAVE lately received and now offer for
la'e at their Store in Fu>c-flieety an addi
tional affortment ot
We/i-India Goods iff Groceries,
among which are—Rum ; Brandy ; Gin ;
Cherry; Port, Li (b an, Sherry and Ma'ag*
VVine#; Hylon, Hylon Skin, Young Hylon,
Souchong and Bnhea Tea*, warranted of the
tirft quality ; Loaf Sugar ; white and brown
Havana do. ; Coffee ; Chocolate and Choco
late Shells, Rice; Starch; Ginger; Pepper;
Ailfpice ; Nutmegs ; Cloves—Caffia—box &
cailc Rai ins—Saltpetre—Molafles—Cotton—
mould and dipt Cand ♦—Spermaceti
OB Allum—Copperas—I^ogwood—Fuftic—
Redwood—7 by 9 & 8 by 10 Glafs -Cheefe
—>tone Ware—Crockery aud Glaf. Ware—.
Bed Cords—Powder and Shot— lOd and *20d
wrought Nails—4d, 6d, and lOd cut do.— td,
-d, 3d, 4rl, and Cd Brads and l acks—Steel
>koveb, ike. ike. together whh a general af
lortment of
Hard Ware Goods ;
AH of which they will fell as low as can be
had eiiewhere.
iWW, Jam. I. (6w)
for Safe, or To Let,
A ND immediate poffeifion given, a Two
Story DWELl ING HOUSE in Frcjheet.
For particulars apply to j
J. DICKS.
Pftlatd, Jan 17,
FOK a v>va*c to Lhz.r'c.r<>n ,4 .
back, a linglc decked V£l?SLL,
from 100 to 150 tons burthen —
It;quire of DAI ID GXl - »
merchant, Portlanc.
PfiP 1JTV
i yJl\ <3/11
At No. IS, (/«c;,.rw
ONE ba’a real Madraf*
HANDKERCHIEFS,
of a very fuperior quality—entitled to d„
benture. J tnoaty ‘jj,
WILLIAM M I LLLAN, Jun.
TNFORMS his friends and the pyh'ic, th«
A he is now opening a large adorcmeut of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
among which a Rt—black, blue, bottle,
green, brown and dark rrnxt Broadcloths—
black, blue, +irown aisd fawn Kerfimere*—
bottle-green Queenfcloth—bottle green, b.ue
fawn and crimfon Feliece cloths—plumb and
black Pciiece Velvets—red, green, biack and
white Flannels—ditto Baizes—ditto Bumba
zetts and Wildbore*—Patent Cord*— aflort.
meat of Veilings—men’s Velvets—Feasants
and Coatings—Foreft Cloths & narrow Piain$
—Blankets—Linens—Shirting Cotton*—|0(ju
Cottons—black, white, and plumb Cambric*
—black twill’d do.—a large alfortinent
Mullins—Lullrings, Perfians, M^des and ."“at.
tins—cotton Shawls and Hdkf* — Camels-hair
long Shawls—figured Turbans—brown PU.
tillas—cotton Sewings—tfilk Twill— fewing
Silk—Ferrits and Ribbons—lliort litk Gloat*
—velvet Bindings—Dimities—Calicoes—StutI
Goods of all colours—worfted HoUery—mo
rocco Shoes—bed of filk work’d Buttons.
A1 so--Knives and Forks—Bellows—Pock,
et Books—Spectacles—Patent 1 amps—Shov.
e!* and Tong*—Pins and Need'es—Elaftic
Knitting-Needles—Spoons--Thimbles—Muds
and Tippets, &c &c.—all of which be will
fell very low, and invites Purctufen to cal
and fee for tbemfelves.
Jan. !5. (if)
Patent Water-Proof HATS,
/^\F the niceft and beft quality, juft receiv.
. ed and for fale by
JOHN MAHAN,
at his HAT 15* FUR STORE, io Fifti-flreet;
He will likewife receive in a few days, an xi*
fortroeut of fuperfine
Eh AVER HATS,
wide and narrow Brims, from the Bj?cn Hit
Atlnufaihry, of the neweft faihion, and war
ianted to giv^the wearer fatisfaciion and the
colors to be curable. As this Fftablifliment
is recent and the largeft in the United Stale*,
the Agents thereof will have every induce
ment to have fuch Hats manufactured as will
not fail ro give purchafers fatisfatftion and
command a certain preierence.
fottlind, Jan. \5.
For Sale or to Let» as abovet
Five new BEDS and BEDSTEADS.
Ebcnezer W. Calet’s Eftate.
'"PHE Heirs and Creditors of the eftate of
Ebenizir Winter Calif, lateof Cape
Elizabeth, in the county of Cumberland, gen
tleman, and all concerned, are hereby notifi
ed, that Ezekiel Jordan, executor of the lift
will and teftament of faid deceafed, ha* ex
hibited to roe his accouat of admiuiftrMioa on
faid eftate, amounting to upwards of three
hundred dollar*, and that the fame will be
confidercd by Bie at a Probate Court to be
holdan at tne cftice of John Frothingham,
Elq. in Portland, on the fecond Weduefdar
of February next, when and when- they nuy
have nppoi tuniry to make their objections •
the fame, if any they have.
Sam l I* reeman, Judge cf Prolate.
Jan. io, 1810.
•/ _____ *
Kullei Bucknam’s Eftate.
THE Heirs and Creditors of the eftate cf
Russil Bvcknam, late of Gray, in the
county of Cumberland, trader, deceafed, and
all concerned, are hereby notified, that Dan
iel V.. L.recn, attorney to Polly Buckr.aair
admimllratrix on faid eftate, has eihibifed an
account of admiuiftration on laid eftate, a
mounting to upwards of thirteen hundred aac
fit y dollars, aud that the fame will be con
fid ered by me at a Probate Court to he ho!
den at the otiice oi John Frothinyharo, Ehj.
in Portland, on the fecond Wedttcfday cf
February nett, at ten o’clock a m. when and
where they may have opportunity to make
their obje^um thereto, if any thsv have.
Sam l i reeman, Ju dge of Probate*
Jan. io, 1810.
JNlicah Munroe’s Fftate.
Pl.E Heirs and Creditors of the eftate of
Micah Monroe, late of Brunfwick, in
1 tie county ot Cumberland, yeoman, dercaied,
are hereby notified, that John Da in, ad mini f
trator on laid eftate, has exhtbi ed to me his
account of adrmniftrarion on laid eftare, a
mounting to upward* of four hundred and
forty cedars, and that the lame will be con
fidered by me a: a Probate Court to be hoi
den at the office of John Frothingham, hlq.
in Portland, c n the fecond Wednesday of
February next, at ten o’clock a m when and
where the faid heirs and creditors, and all
concerned may he prefent if they lee fit, to
make their objeiflions to the lame, if any thfjr
have.
S a m l Freeman, Jh. Ige cf Prebate*
January Io, 1810. .
riCF. is hereby given that ihe fubfcri
hers have been duly appointed adminis
trators upon the effete of
JABtZ PRATT,
late of Bucklield, in the county of Oxford,
yeoman, deceafed, and have taken upou them
felves that trull by giving bends as the law di
rects—and all perfons having demands upo®
the effete ot the laid deceafed are requ'red t®
exhibit the lame ; and all perfons indebted to
the faidelfete, are called upou to make paj
meut to
RUTH PRA TT, Atoini/lritiixi
THOMAS LOR1NG. A Minifl Jt e.
Buckjirfdy Dec. 1 2/A, 1 809. , (J li)
I'* HR lubferiber hereby gives pub’ic notic*
to ail concerned, that he has been du
ly appointed and has t^keu upoe himlelf tW
trull of adnnniflrator on rhe eflaie of
HENRY BRAY,
late of New G'curefter, in t he coun*y of Cut®
berla&d, yeoman, deceafed, by giving bor.d a1
the law diretffe Me therefore requ.fU a!*
perfons who ate indebted to ihe fatd decetf*
e l's ebate, to mike immediate p umeot;
thofe who have any demands thereon, t®
hibit the fame to DAViD NSL3GH
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