Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1808-11-28 00:00:00, page 4

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V'ortrp.
Frtm lie rirl fdio.
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tr‘.T IO A YOP.N G LAD? WiTH A X09E-BUU
l>eptrt, thou faceted flovr’r that blows,
aijiI Tv:th Eliza, budding rofe,
Untold thy Uient bloom ;
A<i»*rn ibe boloiu of my fair,
£i()Mn1 thy blushing beauties there,
And meet in bub thy doom. *
Yet, rofe ! before thy charms decay.
While glows thy beauty, bright as day,
And ail thy charms approve,
Oh ! tell Eliza, in an hour
Her charm* may fade like thine fweet fl jvv’r,
Oh : teach her heart to love.
Then *ct the blufliing fair one fee
ikefenab!Alice of herfclf in thee,
A rofe bud of the moru ;
But Iwectuefi, beauty, youth combine
Wuh innocence to make her fhinc
A rofe without a thorn !
And when at eve thou droop’d thy head,
And wilr, with all thy beauties dead,
Thy fragrance ftiil rctaiu,
Show |ier, although thy day >* pad.
Although thy night approaches fall,
That lull thy Tweet* remain.
Show her, although thy charms are gone,
Which erft in brilliant colours fhonc,
Thou flill had flagrant breath;
And let her draw tin* moral thence,
Virtue alone is eacellence
Surviving after duath.
V. R. S. ,
t ROM THE AMSRIC/.V.
WINTER.
Hark ! from the confines of the polar region*
Old hoary Winter, uureleming tyrant,
Call* up hi* forces to attend his march, from
Arcluru» to Cancer.
l.o ! all his legions, frozen narr.es and natures,
Cloud*, fleet and whirlwinds, froft and fuow
and haiftooet,
In firm battalion range ti.emfeJre* hi order,
Quick to otey him.
Wrought to a tempeft by the wild commotion,
Sudden the north feafwdit with hortd tumult;
Mountains of ice crafh, through the foaming
billows,
Loud peals of thunder.
Mark 1 how rh« fea fowl flock acrofs the ether,
Far to the f >uth to feek a warmer climate.
Fail from the trees the faded leaves are falling,
* in fad proccfiion.
New the north eall wind whiffle* through the
pine top,
Wlu e the proud oak Hands ftript of all his
verdure,
Svrifc through the air, the foow in whirling
eddies , *
Shuts out the day-light.
Slowly, the teimfter flounders through the
fonw drift, N
O’er his white fhoulders beats his frozen fin
gers,
While from the nofes of his panting oxen
Iftcles raule.
N »w tvrant Winter reigns in all his glory l
So let him reign. But fooa the imiling Spring
come*;
Soon ihal the ae'ds be clad in living verdure
Blooming in beauty.
fejirtt pjragnpMs.
The l.egj!ature of Vermont,
in their reply to his Execl'eucy’s Speech, de
clare tint “ EfrEJtY" toe!I tnjatmed and nvell
*i ip' fti man in the country, it a y len t to the Em
ivrgu,** Thi* i» taking pteny “ high found*
iudeed. We hope, however, that tlr high
iemmistkn w:1I not /tighten e\cry honeft, wetl
infortnen man in Neve Bamplhire, to approve
the Emtmgo mrafures, lid they have feen
ibnie evidence ot tUeir utility.—D»rt Gat.
-« Well-Informed and Well Difpofed*
The Democrats of Vermont have efUblifh
■cd a kind of ordeal, hv which nny man may try
eAiimleif »nd afcertaui whether he is “ -weft in
/ rnuJ and nvtlL-diifjoC It is limply by alfcing
one s feif this quedioii ; “ Ih 11 he the Embar
go f" If cook'eme aufwers u yet," then you
Gent. mtJi ; that is, ** xvetl inf t tried and xvell
:n but if the apfwer i>c M no" then you
are ncither ; but you arc a knave and an eji in
fit hjigatn / / 1—7 f,
-Vto
Canirie Sjmpalhj.—-The following
• tnurrativt ir, given by a gentleman of
jefoe ..lability, living at Stoke Green,
near Wmdfor
••On Wedoefiay lall my groom
went to Wind for on horfeback, ac
companied by three <l.*gsf two poin
ters anti a terrier ; 0:1 his return,
within about half a mile of home,
the horfe on which he rode took
fright, threw him, and ran home, at
tend d hyafctwo of the dogs, the ter
rier and one pointer ; the appearance
o£thehorf; at home without the man
naturally escitcJ in the hearts of the
other lent ants an apprehetthon that
fome accident had befallen him, and
two of them, a man & woman, went
in quell of him; after fearching ir.
wain about two hours in the lane
which is in the dire& road from
1 jijcc to W ins for, they w „re in
duced to leak info the crofs road,
whith.r they w’tnt through a field *,
whii.t ia the iithi, the tn?.r* c-llcJuJic
Queen Anne on »he night fucceeding her
coronation, turned to the prince her hulband,
and laid ** George, will you go to reft ?" The
P.ince joyous wirh iiii company on the occa
fiou, anfwered in the fame ftram, “ No, Mad
am ; ho*- fliall I dare to go to l>ed with my
hnrere 0n l lam only your fuhjeck* and like
all other fubje&s, am under command of my
Prince }"—u Why then, George I lumaunJ
you to come to bed.”
EDMUNl) BURKE.
Thin luminary in the he.nifphere of Science,
fhoue with a briiiancy untitiuguifhed by the
black clouds of oppofltion, and undimmed by
the vapour* of intrigue. His eloquence, fpou
taneous and rapid, hurried away every impe
diment to Ins jtrogrels, Hjs youth formed no
obftruJlion to his talents ; bvirft afunder the
fetteis of time, with all the hardihood of gt
gan'ic fuperiority. He was a tree that bote
at the fame time the blofTom and the fruit—
Some of the fuhlimeft paffages in the language
were the immediate offspring of hi* imagina
tion, which, forever excurtive, held its flight
through the region* of every art and fcience.
Kis account of the ddiurbances which took
place in Wales, on the appointment of Mr.
Probate, to improve the crown rents, of that
principality. 13 apicbirefque and wel! drawn
{ketch : ** He went, like his mafters on other
occafton»,to fesk revenue, and, like them, he
found rebellion : he was no /ooner arrived,
than all were in a:ms to meet him ; tumult,
alarm and uproar, were heard through the re
gion of Preftatyn, Snowdon lbook to its bafe,
and Cader Edrts was looseutd from iti founda
tion : the fury discord blew her horn on the
mountains, die rocks poured down their goar
herds, and deep caverns vomited out their
miners, every thing aboveground and every
thiug under ground was convulfed.” r
£/'•»rmtr's Muj'eum.
Indies, when they rife to take their leave
after a viflt, have generally a number of fh.ngs
to fettle before they move ; luch as who owes
the other the next viht — whether they will
come foon, and not let it be long firft—wheth
er they intend to vifit the new bride, and
when, &c. This is uieful to exercife the pa
tience of the gentlemen who are to wait upon
them home. — Emerald.
i
" groom's name aloud, which was
! fwered by the barking of a dog. Th<
woman obferving that lh: thought it
) the voice of the dog which had not
come home, they direfled their courfe
to the fpot whence the voice proceed
ed. As (bon as they got into the
lane, they defined a dog at a diftance
making towards them, which proved
, to be the very dog. Upon coming
j up to them, he difeovered alternate
jfymptons of joy and uneafinefs, and
tan before them, as if defirous of
{hewing them the caufe. They fol
lowed, when lo 1 lie conducted them
to the fpot where lay the man in a
ditch by the road fide, apparently life
j lefs. They dragged him along home,
and laid him in a bed, the dog flay
ing with him the whole time, and by
a whining noife difeovering his anx
I iety. The perfons in the room made
feveral attempts to turn the dog out,
but without fuccefs ; they were at
| length fo won by the creature’s man
i ners, that they allowed him to re
'main, when he at length placed him
felf on the man’s bed* and watched
him with the moll painful anxiety,
and as he groaned, fo did the dog
mourn, proportioning the height and
duration of his voice to that of'the
man ; nor did he quit the bed until
twelve o’clock of the following day,
when the man feemed rellored to his
fenfes ! What is more remarkable is,
that from the time he was laid upon
the bed, the man was alternately af
feiTed with a llupor or total infenfi
bility, and a ?no»t ungovernable fren
zy, and in the latter (late dirc&ed
his violence to the poor animal, treat
ing him aioff unmercifully, but the
dog n&uld not leave him.”
ItccENTRicirr:
When 2 ir.an is mounted on hi* hobby-horfe
let him amble, or trot, or gallop, h he will
l^e quit, and not let his heart do mischief—God
fpeed him !—Aud if I feel an inclination to
put- on my fool's cap, and jingle the bel'.s for
two or three b< un of the four-and-twenty—
or the whole twenty four together—what is
thattoany one ?—Sr erne.
:u :r goods.
v T. &/A. Vinton,
T T AVE received an extenlive afibrtment of
* * - I ;,7 and Winter Goods%
among which are the following articles : —
London fuperline blue and blark Broad
cloths ; common do. of every colour ; Cadi*
; meres, Serges, Dev out hi re Kerfeys iTiies’ Pe
1 here Cloths, FUnueU, Baizes, Dutiils, Coatings,
j India Cotton*, fiombazetts, Rulleb, Shaloou,
| Calimancocs, Durants, Worded Hotiery,
iamb's Wool do. Checks, Cambrics, Calicoes,
I belt of Bmilh Shirting Cottons, Tabby Vel
vets, comT)"in d°- I'lat^c Luftring*, do. Sattins,
Furniture Patches, Copperplate, Cotton Dia*
per*, Bandanna Handkerchiefs, Madras do.
biack Barcelona do. Cotton Shawls, Vetting*,
nice Table-Cloths, black, blue, and coloured
dewing Silk, ladies' Beaver and Silk Gloves,
Veil and Coat Buttons, Sufpcnder®, Cotton
Yarn of high numbers, 5tc.
.also—.
One Irak. Rofe BLANKETS, all fire*, verji
Cheap. JVtv. 7.
Tbomafton Lime.
■ A QUANTITY ofThomaflon LIME, fw
\lX fale by THOMAS HOVEY, AV 10
PortlanJ. Nov. 14
♦
I
FRESH GOODS.
Jofeph Barbour,
OPPOSITE the Iufurance Othce, head o
Fi(li-(treet, Las juft received a variety o
S Frelh I -
14LL in WINTER GOODS,
-AMONG WHICH ARE—
Real fu per tine Broadcloth* and Kerfamerei
Common do. do.
Satinetts—Velvet*—Cords
Queens Cloths—Peliece Haunel9
Coatings—Blankets
Flannels, all colours
Bombazettt, Wilboars, Durants, Duroys
Shalloons, dec.
Plain black & olive Velvets—corded do.
Worfted Hofiery—-Silk do.—Cotton do.
Britifh Shirting—Linens—Linen Cambrick
Tabby Velvets—Brown Linens
Plaided and plain Luftrings
Ginghams -Prints —Furnitures—filk Cham
brays
India Co* tons—Huckabuck
Bandana Hkfs,—Fancy hlkdo—Glk Shawls
Fancy Mu dins—Sarfnetts—Cotton Laces
Black CambrV k—do. Crape
Ladie’s long white Kid Gloves
Do. Kid, 1/eather and Silk Habit do.
GentUnen’a doe (kin Beaver and Silk do.
White Cotton Cambrick—Cotton Balls
Cambrick Dimity—Common do.
Cotton bawls—Fafhionable CBat Buttons
Black fi'k Velvets—Cotton Umbrellas
Gcn:*men’s Lambs*\vool Hofe, die. &c.
ALSO,
An Afibrtment of MUFFS & TIPPETS,
Conlifting of Sable, Pole, Elk, Bear, Sc Mock
Sable. OB. 10.
FRESH GOODS.
Tappan & Scwall,
No. 12, Haymarirt-F‘,
LIAVE received and are now expohng for
1 1 Lie, per piece or package, an extensive
aflortmeui of
Kill ts* Winter Gc'Ji,
I Broadcloth* of all col- Glazed, black and col
our*, from 7/. to 47. cured Cambric*
! Plain*—Kerfeys—8er- Fio* ; Buttons
* ges, Sewing Silks, Black
Kerfeymeres, Cloths, Blue
’ Coalings—DuSIs, Cotton Sewing*, No*
Eaizesv-Blankets, 6/i 12 to do
to 11/4, Scotch TUread
Flannels—white, yel-Binding*; Sufpendcrs,
low, green, &c. Bandannas; Madrafs
, Saliflsury Fannels—- Handkfs.
fear let, green, dec. Pu III cat and Spotted
Stulls—Ruliclets—Du-, ditto,
rants--Bombazets-- Shawls, ,otton aad
Duroys, &c. , I Silk
Linens, irons 2/€ to 7y'3 Worfted and Cotton
Dimoic., Hosiery
Velvets, Velveteens 8c MMlimu, p’ain and
Thickfetts Parifnet Gauzes
Taby Velvets; black,Ribbons; a fmall af
purple aud Hate I fortment
Swandown; ToWinets, Laces and Edgings
Mixed & faucy Cords, India Cottons
Shmrag Cottons, 3-4 Curtails ; Baftas
and 4-4 Caflas; Mowtannas
Calicos Checks, 13V.
| Cambric, Linen, Pic- Cafes Windfor Soap
qaet, Book. 8c Fan-flJmbrellas, &c.
cy Muliins,
Aifo for £al•SKIRTINfi LEATHER,
of a fuperior quality.
r O&clcr 31. (tf.)
Muffs Iff Tippets 9
A. Cheever 6c Co.
\ A T No. 1, Mufley’s Row, new offer for
A * faie, a large and elegant allurement, man
, ufadtured under their own infpedliou and
• warranted tree from damage. They confift
| of every kind fashionable and ufeful, and
will be lnkl cheaper than can be purchafod
elfewhere wi the Diftridl of Maine, at retail—
at wholefale, as low as can be purchafed m
Bofton.
HATS, they have of their own manufac
■ turing, of everj kind, which will be fold and
warranted to give the purchafer latisladtion.
Houfehotd Furniture.
New Beds and Bedheads, with a varietj^of
Parlour and Kitchen Furniture.
Cafh given for hatting & flopping Furrs
Portland Off. 31. (tf.)
Qfaflory Cot ten.
IOSE. *f POPE, conftantly keeps for fale u
large iupply of cotton 'Warp and Fillings
White and coloured Stocking Yarn,
ditto Thread,
Cotton Shirting and Sheeting,
do. Cheak and Stripe,
Bed ick, &c. which being a conGgcment j
will be fold at the Fadtory prices
Lilrwi/e— a quantity of loaf and lump Su
ga* in hhds. & bbls.——"No. 7, Mujfty't Row.'
S.pt. If. (6m)
Partnfrjhip Formed.
VTATHANIEL JENKS.and THOMAS DE
^ CARTERET!', hereby inform the pub
lic that they have commenced bufineb under
the firm of
Jenks 5c De Carterctt,
and have taken the flore formerly occupied
by Natiianirl Jenks, near the falls in N.
Yarmouth, where they otfer for fale, a com
plete allbrtmetit of
fcngiijb, IV. Lidia and Hartl IVare
G$cds%
Together with Groceries of all kinds, which
will he difpofed of on as good terms as at any
(tore in t h« Country.
N. B. Thofe who are indebted to Nath.mitl
are once more requeued to make im
mediate payment.
Nov. 14.
HARD-WARE GOODS.
William Goddard,
TTAS received Ivy (hips Globe and Hannah,
1 * from Liverpool, an addition to his Hock of
Hard-Ware Goods,
Which are ntfered for fale on the mod favora
ble terms, hy vrholefale or retail.
J’orf^nJ, A* V, 7. (tf.)
TO BE LET,
LTALF of a convenient DWELLING
HOUSE, fituated in Free ilreet, on .ea
fjnable terms.—Enquire of
, WILLIAM GODDARD.
Portlxid, Nov. 7. (tf.)
*>
copjRTxr.nsnrr
a
-V
rplIE fuHkviner? luveformed a connection
* in bufinvfs under tb« firm of
r lames Chadbourn & Co.
F and have taken tiie Store under Thomas
Beck’s Haufe, in Fon^Strfrt, corner of Plumb,
Street-- where they offer for fa’e 4 large af
fortment of
\ Weft-India Goods (j Groceries,
either hy whokfale or retail—among .which
are.Hhds. Brown Sugarj do Molaffe* ; cherts
Tea; 100 kegs infjseCled Lard; 50|i4hds.
Coarfe Salt ; 50 do fine ditto ; a quantity of
eicellent CUeefe ; dip’d and mould Caudles;
. Mefs No. 1 and 2 Beef, bV \STc.
THOMAS BECK,
JAMES CHADBOURN.
N. B —All the above GOODS will be fold
at a» reduced prices as can be bought in 'own
|f^* Punctual attendance will be paid to the
Store from fuarife until nine o’clock, at night;
where the fmallert favour will be gratefully
acknowledged.
A very convenient TENEMENT to
Let—Inquire as above. JVc* 14.
cS* TAILORING,
r~pHE fuhfcrihers inform their old cummers
and the pupblic in general, that they
have taken a fhop in 7ifh llreet, next door to
the office of Henry A. S. Dearborn, Efq
' where they intend carrying on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all its branches, with neatnefs and difpatch
WALTER HATCH,
DANIEL GARLAND.
N. B. To all thefe who make prompt pay
ment one third part of the prefent price will
1 be deduCled. Pertlanlx N*v. 14.
Beck binders TocU .
"C*OR fale, a complete Cert nf Bookbinder's
Tools—which will be fold on rcafooable
term-., and a credit gven for a pan if liquefi
ed.—A fine opportunity for a young man to
eftabtifti himfelf in the bufiuefs.—Enquire of
the printer. Ar„*. 14.
Portland Benevolent Society.
'T'HE fubferibers to the Funds of the Port
** land Benevolent Society, are hereby no
tified that the third Inftalment of their fub
feriptions became due on the eleventh inft.
They are refpe&fully requeued to call aud
pay the fame as foon as may be, to
fl/MUEL FREEMAN, T,'afur:r.
14.
Carding Machine—for [ale.
A NDREW TUCKER, at his ftore on In
A graham’s Wharf, has for fale, a CARD
ING MACHINE, of the lateft conduction.
Alfa—A number of PLOUGHS, on rea
fonable terms. Nov. 14.
To Farmers and Wood-Cutters.
I UOR fale, at the lign of the }»rnad Axe,
-*■ Crofs-ftreet, all kinds of Edge Tools,
made of Call Steel, and warranted to be bet
' ter tliari|Can be made of any other Reel.
| JOSEPH \HAX TER.
Portland, Nov. I 4.
TAKEN UP ADRIhTy
AN the 8th inft a new WHERRY BOAT,
, about 16 feet in length, between Balket
, Ifland and Great Jebeag.—The owner is de*
fired to prove property, pay charges, and take
it away.—Apply to
JONATHAN WEBBER, jun.
Nortbyarmoutb, Nov. 14. #
TO LET, j
AND immediatepofteffibn given, a handfome
and convenient DWELLING-HOUSE,
fituated in the weft part of the town—En
; quire of E. GREELY & CO.
Portland, 0/7. 31.
A FARM FOR SALE.
TN the town of Falmouth, in the county of
j Cumberland, confiftirrg of one hundred and
j five acres of 1 and, of which thirty is Interval,
and lying on Prefumpfcot River, and live
miles from the town of Portland, and on ihe
poll road that leads from Portland to AurulU,
and into mauy of the back towns. Said farm
is convenient!} fituated for a Public Houle,
with a large two ftory Houi* and Barn, with
out houfes. The foil of faid farm is inferior
to none
Alfo.—In faid town, a Wood Lot, contain
ing 60 acres.—Inquire of
OLIVER WINSLOW,
0a. 17.
(t.f.)
'TI7HEREAS, John Smith, my hufband,
has, in the public prints, forbid all per
fons from harbouring me on his account, I
therefore reply to his publication, that by
leaving hi» houfe I perfectly obeyed his or
ders, and did it to prelerve my own life; and
when he fhall requeft me to return, and give
fecurity that my life may be out of danger
from him, I (hall obey.
ELIZABETH SMITH.
BuxtMI, AV^. 21. m
'T'HE fubfcribct hereby g-ves pubbc notice
■* to all concerned,that she has been duly
appointed and has taken upon heilelf the
cruft of an Adminifttra liou the elhue of
WILLIAM BAKER,
late of Falmouth in the county of Cumber
la*d, yeoman, defeated, by giving bond as
thelaw directs; —She therefore requefts all per
fofls who are indebted to the faid deceafed’s ef
late to make immediate payment; and thofe
who have any demands thereof, to exhibit
‘the fame to THOs: WINSLOW.
LiDIA BAKER, Admin\Jirutmr.
Sett. 29. 1808. ,
N. B. The fubferiber will attend to the a
hove duty on the Second Monday of Decem
ber next, and of the fir* following montht.
Nov. 21. THOMAS WINSLOW.
VjOTICE is hereby given, that the fuhfcri
ber ha* been duly appointed Executor of
the l?,ft will ard teftainent of
ELIJAH LIVERMORE,
late of Livermore, in the county of Oxford
gentleman, deceafed ; and has taken upon her
felf that truft by giving bond* as tlie law do
red*—all perfons having dema-u^ upon the
eftafe of the (aid dccrifed are requeued to cx
hibit the fame; a* ^ all perfoiw indebted u
the eftve are caPed upon to make pavmen tt
H -NNAII LIv ERMORE, h\ee ..trht,
Lhirmyte^Sfft 2€, ^ (Not. 21)
| jin. SI)Lf Si ere. x
I JOHN BAILEY k CO.
! I* EfPECTFUU/Y iuf.-m* the C'itii-tr. t4
! *v pi.rl!jrJ} Jri'ii the public ;r. *rcneral,thai
I t!»ey l ave opened a cHOE STORE in L/L
| R e.i, in tlw* Store lately rectified by ft*fry Iff
! lVirjl'rtt<—where |hev oiler tor Tale, a general
alTortment of SHOES, of a lupenor quality to
a-iy ever before offered in th>« tnwa A* they
are dire*ftiy concerned in tie Maauf. <5tory#
they flatter themfelves lhat they fiaaij l* ab «
\ to give funeral fati-faeftron to aU tbofe who
mav favor them with their euf.om.
N. B.—Clocks and iCutcbet filth.
fully repaired and warraute,’ at the tA'-ove
Store. \\tl> irfif.+t, 18u8.
Elegant Silk llu fiery.
V N. P/P->OR,
FT&H- STBESr,
HAS juft received for (ale, Ladies' amt
Gentlemen’s fuyvrb bare. and tinbrti
dered Silk Hofiery—>*lk Glovtn, Ice.
Mfo—-India 1.U (fringe, cf a Juptricr febri i,
Kav. Cl.
HEW GOODS.
Wm. R. & C. Stockbridgc,
HAVE juft rectived a variety cf
Englijh, IV. India, ami Hard
Ware Goods.
Af»—l5CO wt. warp, filling, and ftockiug
C07T0N TJRN.
White, blue, and flate Cotton Thread,
Cotton Stripes and Checks, Bed 'lick, Sec. &c.
Which be.ng a conftgament, will be fuld at
the Factory prices.
Cotton shirting and Sheeting excecied in a
few days from a Manufatfl >ry
Orders from thetr cu homers will be
puusually at tended tm.
NcrWyarmoutb, Nov. 21. • (tw )
NO 1 ICE !
T*HE Copartnerfliip «f JOHN 8c STE
THEN FIELD, i* this day diiiolvcd hy
mutual confcnt. All perlons indebted to laid
firm are requefted to adjuft the lame with
John Field, who is authoriled to fettle the lute
and will continue to occupy the former ltand
JOHN FIELD,
Km 21. STEPHEN HELD.
NEW FLOUR.
JUST received front Baltimore, and for fale
by ROBERT STOVER, at hi» llore, No.
9, Ingraham’s Wharf, a quantity of FLOUR,
nude of lew wheat. LW, 14.
New Flour,.
RAJ.PH CROSS, has for fair at No. 4 Vo
»n» urban/,
800 bbls. Superfine FLOUR,
made from new Wheat. At*. ?
Rtfs bri/ties Wanted.
'T^HE fubteriber will purchafe any quanlity
of clean, combed Hogs Brittle*, at the
PAINT ft'/ORE.
No. I, fonts' Rote, Foreftreet, Rutland.
W’hcre are couflantly for fale,
Faints, OH, and 6!afs%
MICHAEL SMITH.
Portland, Nov. 7.
, Henry Smith & Co.
Have juft nerved for fait,
DLUE, black, mixed, drab ami biovu fu
I perfine and fine Bxoad Cloths ; crimf ,i,
afti, fawu, green and brown Peliece Cloths ;
green, fcarlet, and fawn Pelnfee Fla fine’s ;
crimfon, purple, green ami Hack tabby Vel
vets ; fcarlet and black iiombazets, Lafti
mercs, •SaiLnetts, Flannels, Coaiiug-, Baizes,
Devonflnrc Kerfeys. hunters Cloths —fuperline
Furnitures, Dimotv do ; a great variety Ging.
hams, Calicoes and Cambrics; K*d and fifk
Gloves, bcc &c. dec, AH winch will be fold
low for cafh. (W. 24,
Sugar for fale.
/ Jacob Knights,
f I AS for fale, on Portland Pier, 30 hogf
11 heads aud barrels of gcod SUGAR.
*■ ■ A L * O——
10 hogflieads of Mulalfes. €fl. 31.
rPHE fubfcriber hereby gives public noties
to all coucerued that he has been duly ap
pointed and has taken upon himfeif the truft
of an Executor of the laft will and teftameiit
of CHARLES EMERY,
late of Gray, in the county ot Cumberland,
yeoman, decea*ed, by giving bond as the
law directs—He therefore requeft* all perfons
who are indebted to the faid deceafed ’» eftate,
to make immediate payment ; and thofe who
have any demands thereon to exhibit the
fame to MOSES HUMPHREYS.
Ncv, 14, 180ft.
'T'KB fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that *lie Im been duly
appointed, and lias taken upon herfelf the
truft of an admiuiftratrix on the eftate of
John G.,ge,
late of Portland, in the county of Cumberland,
<dhoemaker deceafed bv giving bonds as the law
directs: she therefore requefls all perfons who
j a-e indebted to the fatd deceafed’i^ eftate, to
' make immediate payment; and thofe who
t l*»ve any demands thereon, to exhibit the
; fame to RACIAL GnG£
Othlcr, 27, 1808.
rrHK fubferibers having been appointed
Commillioners by the Hon. Samuel Free
man, Efq Judge of Probat* for the cuumy of
. Cumberland, to receive Sc examine the claims
of the feveral creditors to the tftate of
SAMUEL WHITMORE, jlllL
late of Gorham, in faid county, gentlefftaO
‘ decoafed, reprefented info!vent, do hereby
give notice tha. fix mouths are allowed to la d
creditors to bring in and prove their claims;
and that we will atteud that fervice at^jM*
Pari Little * office in laid Gorham on fne hrft
Tuefday and laft Monday of December, on
the laft Mondays of January, February, aud
Much, and on the fecund Monday of May
n,‘xt, from two to fix of the clock in the alter*
i noon of each day.
• ' LOTHROP LEWIS,
JOHN PARK. LITTLE.
Cc frcoy JV/*y. 14. # (21)
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