Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-06-18 00:00:00, page 3

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ittcjs soar above enterprise, as well as
toe providing for the support of them
s:lvei and families “ against a wet
fay” The wealth and enterprise of
our citizens, having hitherto led to the
diffusion of knowledge, and consecpient
Jv taught us to watch the arts and wile*
of aspiring and unprincipled dema
gogues, our rulers appear to he aware
of the necessity of checking enterprise,
and cutting off the sources of our 1m
S nK*jse wealth, before the people will
truckle to their views of reducing this
f country to a state of vass.tiage to the
| % enlightened government of Trance,”
©r assist in exchanging oar Repuhli
Is can Institutions tor an hereditary oligar
chy. It is feared, therefore, that the
Terrapin System will again be resorted
loin order to accomplish their tavori.e
f plan of destroying commerce ; Sc there*
f w prevent enterprising men from ha
f Jng too great a surplus ot the root of ua
f evil. To provide against the violation
[ of this law, should it again be adopted,
i |he Baltimore American says,
44 The only wish we think necessary
[ to express is, that should another em
bargo become expedient, that Congress
will enact a law to HANG every viola
! tor thereof as traitors to the indepen
dence of the country.”
Duane has resigned his commission of
Colonel. This is one truth. It was sent
jn directly after the acknowledgement of
Champagnev’s letter. This is another
truth. Bonaparte will not allow a briga
dier general in the French army to hold4a
military commission in the army of an ene
my. And this is another truth. What
j connexion the three have together no soul
| can divine.—Ini. American.
1
[ The John Adams arrived f
By yesterday morning’s mail we re
ceived a Idler from a gentleman in
Boston, stating trie arrival of the U. S.
frigate John Adams', at Baltimore, from
1 France.—This intelligence is from a
source which we think, leaves no room
to doubt its authenticity.
I- - - ~ - iri m- mmm
The unexpected multiplicity of our ad
[ vertising favors, obliges us again to apolo
' gize tor the omission of much interesting
matter prepared for this day’s paper.
,__
fi© arneD,
At Waterville, Mr. Samuel Clarke, Met*.
**f Bath, to Miss Orra Wood, of Water
ville.
IDiCD,
On House-Island, in this town, Mrs.
Margaret Collins, aged 6J, formerly from
| Danvers.
In this town on Wednesday morning last,
Miss Sophia Titcomb, daughter of capt.
Joseph Titcomb.
i mm, n — — ■ -—
| 2 0 PRINTERS.
Five Dollars Reward !
ABSENTED himself from the service ol
the subscriber, on the J5th inst. an
| apprentice boy, named ISAAC BUTTS,
Between 11 and lo years old—It is sup
| posed he is gone to Boston.—Printers, who
wish to stop the bad practice of boys run
ning away, are requested not to receive
f him. A child left to hi mself, bi ingeth his
I parents to shame.
JOHN M'KOWN.
Portland, June 16.
BOOKS AK.IXY PRICE!
I TOMORROW, at No. 9, Jones's-Ron,
Exchange-Street, a miscellaneous and lavge
Collection of BOOKS, few MAPS,
f Set. Among which are a num
ber of large and valuable Works, Musical
and School Books, which have not for a \ear
past, before, appeared in Portland,
i (CF Catalogues at time and place of Sale,
to commence at J o’clock, a m. am contin
ued at 2 r. m.
B. As it is not probable that so good
#n opportunity will again, or soon be oil -r
»*1 in Portland, the friends of Literature in &
near said town are invited to obtain Books,
*t their own prices, notwithstanding a los^
of 'no thirds their rost.
Portland, June 18.
^ ho has bland an Umbrella ?
ij ^31 the O'th inft, between Exchange
^ llreet and Vaughan's Bridge, a new filk
UMBRELLA-”-Whoever has found, and will
leave it at the Gazette VJfoet Jhall he rewarded
tor their trouD/e. ” June 18.
William M’Lelian, Jun.
■**^•11, Jcru»l J?tnvt Exchange-fit ret ^
J-JAS jult received, and is now opening for
fale a handfome alTbrtmeut of
StHSON^BLE GOODS,
^hich he invites purchafers to call and see for
i tnt/elvts, June 18
Joieph Proctor’s Will.
^^0»IC£ is hereby given, that the laft Will
and Teftametn of JOSEPH PB0CT011,
‘ate of Durham, in the county of Cumberland,
yeonuu, deceated, has been prefeuted to me
ior Probate, by Elizabeth Proctor, the Execu
trix therein named, and that the third Wed
nefday of July uext, at ten o'clock a. m. is at
hgned to take proof of the fame, at a Court
of Probate then to be holden at the Houfe of
-dr. Seth Mit.heif Innholder in Northyar
m°uth, in laid county, when and where all
perlons concerned may be prefent to fliow
if a'iy fhey have, why the laid Will
1-mu Id not bf approved and allowed.
*tpJ at Pa$tlani% #&- /it# fee at b day of 'Jumci
O. 1810. %
5 d X „r, £ R p £ 2rfA -V; Ju g? <f si Court
- MR. WRIFFORD’S
mode o; war ng.
| MR WRIFFORD re specif Uy gives no
J tier, that he proper tv teach the Art of
, WRITING, in this place, . i <?d by Mr. j
1 Richmond. Bv his net!.".!, peisms of
i suitable age, ana c< non capacity, may ac- |
‘ quire a fair, correct ’ and, by the use of 12 ,
; Exercises, one and half iicu each.—Mr. W* j
i lias instructed in the principal towns and
| cities of the United Suites, to the approba*
! lion of the mod res' ciable.
Spechnens of in« 4 rovement and other cre
dentials will be offered.—For further partic
ulars, apply to Mr. Richmond, at Columbi
an Hall.
N. B. In order to accommodate all, a
School wdl be opened in the Evening—and
Tidies will be waited upon at their houses.
Portland, June 18, 1810.
CERTIFICATES.
New: bury part, March 15th, 1810.
We th.* subscribers, having received sat
isfactory evidence, that Mr. Wrifford is
| a gentleman of respectable character ; and
i an • xi. i rdinsry teacher in the art of Wri
ting— sported in his pretensions, by men
ot the first talents and respectability, and
having suet specimens of most extraordina
ry improvement, made by some of his pu
pils in this town, are induced to recommend
to the inhabitants of Newburyport, that they
avail themselves of his instructions during
Ins stay among us.
Nicholas Pike, Jeremiah Nelson,
William Bartlet, Thomas Carter,
Isaac Adams, James Morse,
Seth Sweetser, John Balch,
Stephen Holland, John Andrews,
Daniel Dana, Edmund Barllet,
Samuel Tenny, Joseph Balch,
Samuel Brown, Benjamin Clanin
William Davis, John Pfeabody,
Jonathan Gage, Joseph Dana.
FROM HARVARD COLLEGE.
“ We, the subscribers hereby certify*
I that Mr. Abel Wrifford, who professes
1 to teach the Art of Writing, in an elementa*
ry ami systematic manner to a certain ex*
* tent, in the short space of about a fortnight,
has fulfilled his engagement relative to all
our children whom he has instructed, to our
entire satisfaction, that his conduct while in
this place, a period of nearly three months,
and mostly in one or the other of our fami.
lies, merits our approbation ; and that we
cordially wish him success in this useful line
of business.”
i Eliphalet Pearson, Caleb Gannet,
| Samuel Webber, Benj. Waterhouse.
FROM GENTLEMEN OF BOSTON.
Mr. Wrifford having exhibited to us
satisfactory evidence, that by his method of
instruction, he is able to teach persons to
write a fair and handsome hand in a much
shorter time than is usually spent for that
purpose* we cheerfully recommend him to
our iriends, as possessing peculiar talents
for the art he professes.”
Theophilus Parsons, H. G. Otis,
Dudley A. 1 yng, Stephen Higginson,
John Lathrop, Samuel Stillman,
John T. Kirkland, William Emerson.
JUST RECEIVED—and for sale at
Stephen Patten’s Book Store,
A’o. 10, Jonft'-Ec*v, Exchange Street,
A supply of Original
Family Medicines,
Prepared by michael lee &. Co. Balti
more : Which have been in high estima
tion and general use throughout the United
States, for upwards often years.
I.EE’S
Worm-Destroying Lozenges.
A medicine which for safety, efficacy and
extensive usefullness is not equalled.
Among the symptons attending Worms
arg, disagreeable breath, especially in the
morning—bad and corrupted gums—itch
ing in the nose and about the seat—convul
j sions, epileptic fits, and sometimes priva
| tion of speech—irregular appetite, some
i times loathing food, &. sometimes voracious
' —purging, with slimy awd foetid stools—
‘vomiting—laree and hard belly—pains and
J sickness at the stomach—pains in the head
and thighs, with lowness of spirits—slow
fever, with small and irregular pulse—a dry
cough—excessive thirst—sometime*pale
and unhealthy countenance, and sometimes
the face bloated and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptons should have immediate recourse
; to I.EE’s worm-Destroying Lozenges,
which have constantly been attended with
success in all complaints similar to those
above described.
This medicine, which is as innocent and
mild as it is certain and efficacious in its op
eration, cannot ir j ire the smallest infant,
should no worms t xlst in the body—but will
without pain or griping cleanse the stomach
and bowels of whatever is foul or offensive,
’ and thereby prevent the production of
j worms, and many fatal disorders
an ounce of prevention is worth pounds
of cure.
For the prevention and cure of Billions and
Malignant Fevers, is recommended
Lee's Anti-Billions Pills.
The operation of these pills is perfectly
mild—as to be used with safety by per
sons in every situation, and in every age.
They arc excellently adapted to carry oft
superfluous bile, and prevent its morbid se
cretions—to restore and amend the appe
tite, produce a free perspiration, and there
by prevent colds, which are often of tutal
con >equences—a do>e never f ails to remove
t cold, if taken on its first appearance.
Fhey are celebrated for removing habitual
J coslivencss—sickness of the stomach and
* severe head-ach—*nd ought to be taken by
*11 persons on a change of climate.
They have been found remarkably effica
cious in preventing and curing disorders at
tendant on long voyages, and should be
procured and carefully pieserted lor use
by eveiy seaman.
Lee's L if alii hie Fever or.d Ague Drops.
For the cure of Agues, Remitted and In
termitted Fevers.
Thousands can testify of their being cu
ed by ihese Drops, after the bark and ev
ery other medicine have proved ineffectual.
Not u.. .e than cue in a hundred have had i
i *
occasion io take more th..:t one, -v.i :.um
bers nol half a bottle.
Lee's Sovereign OiniTn fur the Tick,
■ A preparation which lot' pleasantm *.s,
ease, safety and expedition, gi cs ph . U
no application whatever—free from mercn
ry, or any pernicious uigivdietit, and unat
tended with that troublesome and tonr.eii
ting smart which ge? orally accomnuiti -s
other medicines, prepared for the saint
purpose. This vegetable remedy is so mild,
yet efficacious that it may be us*/d with tlie
utmost safety on tlie most delicate pregnant
lady, or on a child not a week old.
Lee'#genuine J'er.sian Lotion,
So cetlebrated am »r; the fashionable
thro’oul Europe as an invaluable cosmetic,
perfectly innocent and saf*, free from cor
rosive and repellent minerals, (the basis
of other lotions) and of unparalelled effica
cy m preventing and removing blemishes
in the face and skin, of e very kind, particu
larly freckles, pimples, pits after small pox,
inflammatory redness, scurfs, letters, ring
worms, sunburns, prickly heal, premature
wrinkles, £tc. - !
f Let's genuine Eye-Water,
A sovreign remedy for all diseases of the
Eye, whether the effect of natural weakness
or of accident, speedily removing in flam - j
mations, defluxions of rheum, dullness, itch
ing, and films on the eyes—never failing
to cure those maladies which frequently
succeed the small pox, measles and fevers,
and wonderfully strengthening a weak
sight. Hundreds have experienced its ex
cellent virtues when nearly deprived of
; sight. -
| Let s Corn Fluister.
An infallible remedy for speedily remov
ing Corns, root and branch, without giving
pain. —
Tooth-Ache Drofis.
The only remedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief, in the
most severe instances.
Lee's Genuine Essence £5* Extract of
Mus tardy
A safe and effectual remedy for Acute
and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Rheum
atic Gout, Palsy, Lumbago, Numbness, ,
White-Swellings, ; Chilblains, Sprains, |
Bruises, Pain, in the Face and Neck, j
&c. I
The experience of many ages and the |
testimony of the ablest medical practition- j
ers from an early period to the present
time, agree in ascribing to Mustard very
powerfully and singular virtues—in every
case w'ere the necessity of attenuating and
dispersing remedies are indicated, while
the inflammatory state of the system forbids
the use of medicines of a heating quality.
Mustard is eminently useful, and vastly su
perior to any other drug,
r The Essence and Extract of Mustard,
contain the whole virtues of the plant con
I cent rated in a small compass, entirely di- i
■ vested of that acrimony, which renders its j
external application so inconvenient in a
crude state : likewise rejecting those inert
and useless parts which compose the chief
of its bulk, and render the necessary dose
so large as to be extremely nauseating to
the stomach—by which means every incon
venience is obviated in these medi
cines. -
LEE's ELIXIRy
A sovreign remedy for Colds, obstinate
Coughs, Asthmas, Sore Throats, and ap- j
proaching Consumptions. To parents who !
may have Children afflicted with the Hoop- j
ing Cough.
This discovery is of the first magnitude, J
as it affords immediate relief checks the
progress, and in a short time entirely re
moves the most cruel disorder to which
children are liable ; the Elixir is so perfect
ly agreeable, and the dose so small, that no
difficulty arises in taking it.
Lee s Grand Restorative
Is recommended as an invaluable medi
cine for the speedy relief and permanent
cure of various complaints which result
from dissipated pleasures—juvmile indis
cretions—residence in climates unfavourble
to the constitution—the immoderate use
of tea, frequent intoxication, or any other
destructive intemperance —— the unskilful
or excessive use of mercury—the diseas- |
es peculiar to females at a certain period of i
life, bad lyings in, Sec.
And is proved by long and extensive ex
perience,to be absolutely unparalleled in the
cure of Nervous Disorders ; Consump
tions ; Lowness of Spirits ; Loss of Ap
petite ; Impurity of Blood ; Hysterical Af
fections ; Inward Weakness; Seminal
Weakness ; Flour albus (or whites) ?
Barrenness ; Violent Cramps in the stom- '
ach and back ; Indigesi on ; Melancholy;
Gout in the stomach ; Pains in the limbs ;
Relaxation ; Involuntary Emissions ; Ob
stinate Gleets ; Inpotency, &c.
The Indian Vegetable Sfiecijic
For the cure of Venereal complaints.
Those Medicines having come into gen
eral use, they are frequently purchased not
only by Druggists, but by country Store
keepers to sell again-in order that the
purchasers may be confident they have the
original genuine Medicines, wherever
they purchase they have but to observe,
that every article of Medicine lias on the
outside wrapper, the signature of the
proprietors,
MICHAEL LEE. & Co. »
late Richard Lee &. Son.
150 Barrels of frefli Baltimore
FLOUR—for fale by
Hagger & Deane,
at their Bake Houfe in Union Jlreet.
Portland June 18.
THE fubferibert have formed a conue&ioc
in bufinefs under the firm of
Lancalter & Whitney.
THOS: LANCASTER, Jus.
JOSEPH WHITNEY.
Limerick, June 13, 1810.
ONCE MORE /
'P 0 be told, atpullii Vendue, at the tvbscriin't Of
f.e in Portland, on Saturday the tlirti.’il day
of June infant, at eleven o\/c.i, J. M.
Share No. 71,
in tie PORTLAND LIBRARY—By order of
tie Committee.
SAMUEL FREE MAN, Liharhn. j
DrugSy Medicines, Paints, t?’;i,
Dye Stiffs.
WILLIAM TODD,
At tie Sign rf tie Gji RnHf.1T) t5* JWckTAM.,
SACO, j
T NTORM3 his Cuftomer* and the Public,]
that he has juft received a frcih fupplv of
DRUGS and MEDICINES, of the lateft im-1
portatitiu*—alio PAINTS, DYE STUFFS, &c. j
which, with his former Stock, comprifes a |
valuable and extenlive afibrtment, contifting I
of every article ufually called for in his line,'
which he will difpofc of on liberal terms, for
Catli or fliort Credit. Among which are
Antimony Glafs -Maftich
— - Crude Thus
Aloes Socotorine Gentian Root
— - Barbados Glauber1* Salts
Anguftura Bark Ipecacuanha
Anifeed Jalap
Arlenic Liquorice Root
Alcohol —-— Ball
Arnatto . Litharge
Burgundy Pitch Mezenon
Borax Magnefia
Balfam Fir Manna flake
-Tolu Myrrh
Peru Gil of Almond*
■■■- Canada — Cloves
-Capaiva — Caflor
Calamine — Anile
Calomel — Lavender
Cauellaalba — Peppermint
Cardamom Seed — Vitriol
Cafcarilla Bark — Olive*
Caflor Orange Pee!
Carolina Pink Pearl Allies
Camomile Flower* Pear! Barley
Cinchona Bark Quickhlver
Cochineal Rheubarb
Colombo Salt of Amber
Cream of Tartar — Tartar
Digitalis Sarfaparilla
Elutheria Bark Seneka
Foeaugric Seed Spanilh Flies
Flower* of Benzoin Spermaceti
-— Sulphur Sponge
Gum Camphor Storax
——Opium Tartar Emetic
*— Galbanum Turmerick
— Benzoin Valerian
— Gamboge Vitriol, white
—— Guaiac ■ ■ — blue
— .. Arabic Zedoary
—— Tragacanth Vials, afforted
-Aflafcetida Lancets
l —— Shellac Syringes, See. See.
PATENT MEDICINES, tsV.
Eflence of Pepper- Hawk** do.
mint Lee's Windham do.
.. Tanzy Dexter's Rheumatic
- Muftard do
Britifh Oil Stoughton's Bitters
Newton’s Elixir Spice Bitters
■ '■ Eye Water Rawfon's do
Thompfon’s do. Wheaton's do
Godfrey’s Cordial Denifon's do
Cooley’s Elixir Steers’ do
Indian Pile Ointment Balfam of Honey
Hopkins’s do. Turlington's Balfam
do. do. Pills Citing's Worm Loz
do. Tooth Ache engee
Drops Rawfon's Worm Pow
do. Nipple Salve der
King's Ointment Court Plafter
Jefnit's Drops Corn Plafter
Bateman's do. Cephalic Snuff
Norton's Maridant Pungent Bottles
Drops Tooth Brufhes
Dalby's Carminative Sealing Wax
Anderfon's Pills Lead Pencils
Hooper's do. Windfor Soap
Rawfon's do. Brunfwick Blacking
DTE STUFFS.
Logwood Indigo
Redwood Nutgalls
Camwood Otter
Copperas Allum
Blue Vitriol Prefs Papers
Madder Fuller's Earth
PAINTS.
White Lead Vermilion
Red do Verdigrife
Spruce Yellow Spanifh Brown
Patent Yellow -—.- White
Pruffian Blue Englifh Glue
Ivory Black American do
Lamp do
IV. I. GOODS <b GROCERIES.
Madeira Wine Molaftes
l.ifbon do Pork, Lard
Cogniac Brandy White & Brown Soap
Holland Gin Muftard
Jamaica Rum Pepper, Alfpice
St. Croix Rum Callia, Cloves
Hyfon, Mace, Nutmegs
Young Hyfon, | ^ Almonds
Souchong, g Currants
Hyfon Skin & j ^ Ralnns
Bohea J Ginger
Coffee, White & blue Starch
Chocolate Powder and Shot
Mould and Dipt Can* Tohacco
dies Cigars
Flour, Rice Sperm Oil,&c &c. &c.
Loaf & Brown Sugar •
MEDICINE CHESTS, with approved di
rections, carefully put up or repleuiilied at
the ftiortelt notice.
N B. Children or fervants may be fent
here with fafety, as no Medicine iliail be de
livered but by a perfon well acquainted. Any
perlon who may purchafe Mediciue at thea
bove Store and does not find it to be of a good
quality, may return it and receive his money
again The fmalieft favor acknowledged, and
conftant attendance from iuurife till 9 o’clock
tn the evening.
June 18, 1810. (f» w)
William Gibbs’ F.ftate.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Andrru
Tzvumly, furviving Adminiftraior on the
eftate of WILLIAM GIBBS, Ute of Poland,
in the county of Cumberland, yeoman, deceaf*
ed, has exhibited to me a lecoud account of
administration on faid eltate ; and that the ,
fame will be conluicred at a Probate Court
fo be holden at the Od»ce rf John 1 rothing ;
ham, Eft] at Portland, on the frcor.d Wed
uefday of Ju'y neii, when and where the
Heirs of fald tieceafed and ali concer.-ed may
be prtfent to make their objection* to the
fame if any they have—I)«ted P itiamd.
v Cf * >, lbiO. *
o AM FRF EMAS, 'J ' Curt
i: :::K ' V VVV i! *■ ■: " *-3'''H... A'V" ' A 31
iVafS 0'i AK1M1U
T //S DAYt it 11 Stuk, tn l r.jj i
Wharfs UnJi;; frwi [dx,,nrr 11/c,
40 1 ihv.s. W l. KUM, high ^roof
and good ii vor,
20 bolts firrt q taaiy Ru.TU Fuck,
2o ps Ravens d ■>.
io bolts India do*
Can fit ton* at 'a V
E. CREEL’/, AM* .tt
•June IS, IS 10.
To bs fu ■!ils D !r'
'£ Public -\ mu ion, as fllr now
*[ J«ong Wr arf, the floop
r0 " Masons Daughter, burthen MS
^ toas—lhe is /anther n luilt and of
excellent oia'eriatf.
Con miens uber u\ will be made known at tit
salt—ubi.b will he at I 2 drink'
£ CREELY, Aucl’r.
June 18, ISIO
To he fold at Public Vendue, on tit/ Mr the 29tb
infl. at Pre/umffcot t ails, in Palm nth, at the
late Dwelling bou/t oj Saial Huyj, of (M
Falmouth, widow, deccafed,
A LL the Per fond Eftatc of faid deccafed,
4 * confining of all the Houfehold Furniture’
among which is a number of Fear her Beds —
Al/o—~A Horle, Lhade, and Haroef*, one Cow
! one yearling Steer, one Hog, auo variety of
| other articles.—^ate to commence at 10
I O’clock a. M,
tiAML. F HUSSEr, Executor.
Portland, bib Mo. 18/4, 1810.
N B—Auy perfon pmchafing to the a
mount of twenty dollars may have a literal
credit, giving fatisfaclory furety.
Taken for taxes, and wilt be fold at
Public h endue, on MOM) AT. the
2 3 d of July next, at Jive o’clock P.
M. on the premifes,
QO much of Narhaaiel Freeman’s Land, or
Hay on faid land a* wifi pay the taxe* and
coft. Said land adjoins land belonging to
Abner Bagley, in Cape Elizabeth.
E. DYER. 2d, ColleZor.
Cape Elizabeth, June 16, 1810.
Wanted to bargain for a Brig*s Frame, or
part of a frame, about 155 tons burthen, for
which Cafh will be given.
EZEKIEL & CALEB DYER.
Cape Eliaabtth, Jane I 8.
WILLIAM OXNARD,
Ojftn fn JaU .V., 5, M.foVBnt,
Middle-Street,
A N aflortment of
1 Englifli & Weft-Iiulia Goods,
on liberal terms—of which are,
4-4 primed Cambrics
Fine and common Calicoes
do do Furnitures
Light and dark Ginghams
White and colored Cambrics
Cambric and common Dimoties
A variety of Mullins
Iriih Linens, fome very fine
do Launs
Britifh Cottons
India Cottons
India Check
Brown Hollands
do Flatillas
Bandannas and a variety of 4ther Hkf£
Cotton Shawls, all fites
Patent Nankins
Florentines
GrandurilU
' Verting*
Tabby and twilled Velvets
Synchaws
Black and colored Bombazctts
do Crape
do and colored Sewing Silk
Galloons
Millenetts
Russells and Russelletts
Ratineus
Durants and Duroys
Boxes Cotton Sewings
Spider Sleeves
Laches Kid Gloves
Gentlemen's Beaver do
Ladies Cotton Hofe
Gentlemen’s fdk, thread and cotton dc
White Laces
Cotton Towels
•Silk and other Braces
Large and lmall Gilt Bnttons
Cottou Umbrellas
1 bale real fuperfine Bkoaoclotits
I do fuperfine and common CalFimeres.
well njfuted
Wines, Brandy, Rum, Holland* and Ame
rican Gin, Molaflcs, ColTee, fir0 quality Teas,
Loaf and brown Sugar, Chocolate; c*tk,
frail and box RaiGus; Tobacco, mould and
dipt Candles; Cotton Wool; Rice; flour ;
Cheefe ; Spices, IsV tfc.
June 13 (4 w)
COW WANTED.
\XT ANTED, a good NEW MILCH COW,
V for wb'nl Cajh ui.ll bt pauL-Enefuii t >.)
the Printer; Jnne IS.
h NOTICE.
E Stockholders of the Maine Turnpike
tjfsciation, arc hereby notified that their
Annual Meeting wiil be hoiden at the olHce
of IVoodburt StcreA. j«n. iu Portland, on
Tuefday the third day of July next, at three
o'clock in the afternoon, for the following
purpofes :—viz
• it. To choofe a Moderator or Chairman.
2d- To choofe feven Directors for the eu*
fuing year.
3d. To choofe a Treafurer and a Clerk for
the year enfu ng.
IV00DBURT STOKER, J.x. CUrk.
Palana, *jnne 16, 1810.
'PHE fubscriber hereby gives public notice
to all eoncirncd, that llie lu.- be*i» duly ap
pointed and hr* takeu upon hcrfelf the truft
of Admiuiltraaix on the eftaie of
SIM OM DAVIS,
late of Falmouth, in the county of Cumber
land, yeoman, deccaf«d»by giviug bond a- the
Uw direct#—the tbi-retore ieijue»ts all perfonx
who are indebted to the laid deceafedS el
ute to make immediate payment ; and thole
.vhohave any dcau’rds thereon,io exhibit the
tame to PJrRSJS DAVIS.
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