Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1806-05-12 00:00:00, page 3

Linked Oil.
v^|\E Thoufand Gallon£ Lin feed
^ J Od, juft received and for fa!« by
John P. Thurston Iff Co,
May 11__
Munroe Tuttle,
X*- I, Union Ronu, Middle Street,
J JAYE juft received, and now op
ening anextenfive affortment of FRESH
GOODS—viz.
4-4 and 6-4 figured, piquet and colonade
Mubins—ditto shawls—duto Veils
4-4 and 5-4 figured Lace ditto
6- 4, lace, japanned, veined aod tambored
Madias
A large afTortment of plain and figured filk
Mull ns—Book and Jaconet do
Pink, blue, white and green Sarfkets
India Luftrings,
B!.*ck and colored double Florence do
1 atbionable plaid ho
Black aud white filk Hofe, lace and em
broidered clocks
Plain and lace cotton do
BU* ck and white lace, pie ulc, aad plain fiik
Gloves and Mitis
3, 4, 5 and 6-4 white Cotton Can aries
4-4 and 6-4 black and colored do
4-4 be ft London printed Cambrics
Cambric and common Calicoes
2 bales India do—India Checks
Cambric and common Dimities
Linen Cambric
7- H and 4-4 Irifli Linens
Printed and wove Ginghams
fcottou Caifimeres—Merfeiles Veiling
Black and c-dored Velvets
Patent Cords and Plains
Black and colored Crapes
Durants—Calamancoes—Shalloons
Be ft I.ondon Pins
Men s Beaver Gloves
Hack and white fi.k do
Ladies long and fhort Kid do
A large aflbrtment of India Cottons, from
SJ to 3/ per yard
Black and colored Sewing Silk
Black and white filk Laces
White thred do
2 trunks Kid and Velvet Shoes
Black, blue and brown Broadcloths and
Caturceres—With a handfjnie allbrtment t>f
other Goods; which will be fold lower than
can be purchased at any ftore hi town.
M.ir 12. (Giv)
e*-— - ■ 11 * 11 ** — ■ — ■ 1 —1 --- - - «»'■ —
ADDITIONAL GRANT.
No DcduElkn from Prizes.
Amofkeag Canal Lottery.
r\ HE fublcribers having been appointed
Managers, agreeably to an a& palled at
the lad fetHon of the Leghlature, for the pur
pofe of railing an mUit.onnal sum by Lottery, t »
complete the I ocks and Canal at Amofkeag
Falls, in Newhatnpfhirc, reipealLtully offer to
the public the following
Scheme of thi Eighth Ciafs.
i0,000Tickets, at 5 dols. each,, are 50,000 D.
i Prize of 8000 is 8000
1 do - 2000 - 2000
1 do - 1000 - 1000
('For the firfl")
I dra’u. blank j
1 \ on the laft ^ 1000 - 10C0
j dayofdraw- j
J
4 Prizes of 500 are 2000
25 do - 100 2500
' 41 do - 50 2050
120 do - 20 - 2400
3150 do - 7 - 22050
3344 7 (Not two blanks to a Prize) 43000
6656 £ (For the Lottery.) •’ 7000
10,000 50,000
The drawing (hall commence on
the 22d day of September next, and the price
of Tic kits will be 5 dollars 50 cents after the
7th. The highclt prize (had be paid in nine
ty days, ether prizes above one hundred dol
lars in lixty, and all other prizes in thirty
days after the drawing is completed. Prizes
will not be paid unlefs demanded within one
year from the drawing.
Theprefent Schcne is iffued again,
as having m t general approbation ; and it
contains more capital prizes in proportion to
the Dumber and price of Tickets, than any
hitherto p* opofed ; and confldering there »
NO DEDUCTION, and the nominal being
the real value of the prizes, adventurers have
a good profpecl
N 13. Thofe who have un ft tried j
accounts with the Managers, are requeued to
adjuft them, as they with to clofe their ac- i
counts with the Agent
Tickets for fale by the Managers, ,
and at the ufual places.
Phillips Tayfon, 1
Samuel Swan, jun. >
Loam mi Baldwin, jun. j %ers,
Euf.on, May », 1806
O' TICKETS at ; dollars, and j
'Quarters at 8/3, are far fale at THOMAS
CLARK'S Bookftore and Lottery Oftice, Pijb J
S?rettt Portland-Priae Tickets received in
Payment ; and orders from the Country tor
Picket* punctually attended to. max 1*2
A I*L connexion in baftnefs tranfacled un
* der the firm of
WITHEREI.L WHITE,
^ris ditTblved the lJth day of January I aft—
ihe lablcriber continues l m fin eh as ulual.
VI. WITHERELL.
Portland, Apr il 7, 1 ?Q6. fil l 2
TAKEN UP,
1 N the enclofure of the fubfcriber on Tuef
A day, April 29, a RKD MARE,
with a white ftripe on her uofe. Alio with
her, a yearling COLT, of a ftone gray color.
The owner may have them, by proving their
property aad paying charge*. Apply to
WILLIAM MAXWELL.
^Cspt-MUzabttki May 12. _
Broke'
T ^TO the enclofure of the fubfcriber, a
K BROWN COW, with a f^ail Itariu her
ij-’eheaii, a white tail, and fonte white on her
belly and legs. The owner may have her
by applying to the fubfcriber, at in
and paying charges.
May 12. ARGIIIXAUS LEWii
%
William Swan, J
- 3, Vrthn Rvw, Middle-Street,
LIAS juft received, and i* now opening tor
“ tale,
An Lxtenfive afibrtment of Spring
and Summer Coeds,
Compriftng almoft every arxiale ufually want
ed At tins teaion of the year.
Ah ot
A large ftxk of Weftindia Goods
and Groceries:
Among which are.
Belief French Brandy, perpiye,
Barcelona do do
Fioliand Gin do
Malaga and Lifbon Wine, per qr. calk,
Cotton per bale
Hylon, Myfon-lkin, Young-Hyfon and
Souchong Tea*, per cheft
Chocolate per box, Ac. Ac.
AltOf
I.infeed Oil, White Lend, Spanifh
Biown, Whiting, Ac. by the calk.
All which he it determined to fell as low
as can be pure haled in town, For calh or on
credit.
N. B /Ml thofe who are indebted
to the late firm ol C ODMAN V SWAM, are
ouee more requelled to make immediate pay
ment to the iubferiber.
William Swan. '
Portland, Mav 1‘2, 1806.
School for the trench Language.
,G EORGeTm ANENT,
1)RESEN l'S refpeAfuily his compliments to
* the inhabitants of this town, and informs
them that he intends opening a School, for
the purpofe of teaching the Ftencb Language
grammatically, if futlicient encouragement
lhuli appear.
The advantages rein I ting from a knowledge
of that language, are too numerous and obvi
ous to need a particular detail. He will en
deavor to gain the affWlion of his fcholars,
and enable them, in a tliort time, to corref
pond in French
CONDITIONS.
Six dollars per quarter for each fcholar,
and two at entry.
U7* Suhfcription papers are left with Mr.
Stef hen Delandef in Fore-ftreet, and at the Ge.
| zette-Office. Portland, May 12.
/ wenty fir/t of thin month !
THE PISCTAQUA BRIDGE LOTTERY
*■ will commence difcharging her valuable
prizes. Thofe who cannot purchafe largely,
are refpetftfully invited to
J homas Clark’s Lottery-Office,
where they can he accommodated with
Eights of Tickets, at 4* 10{
Quarter*, - - 9*
Halves, • - 17* 3 or
Whole tickets, - - 33*
Which will rife w hen the drawing commences.
Betides the 8000 dollars, there are 4 prizes of
IOOO < ollar, each--4 of 50o—100 of 100_
j 100 of 50—100 of 20--and 3600 of 8 dollar*
| each. May 1*2.
i S. h J. WYMAN,
j 'T’ENDZR their thank* to the ladies of Port
A land and it* vicinity, for the liberal en
' couragement they have experienced, snd woud
inform them that they have juft receiccd, at
their Morocco hoi-manufactory, bead of
FijiJireet, a handfome aflortment of
MOROCCO 6 KID LEATHER,
) i
of different colors ; which they flatter them
fclves will enable them to. give latisfacftion to
thofe who pleafe to favor them with their
cuftom.
Ladies’ Velvet Shoes, and gentlemen’s Mo
rocco, Leather and Velvet Pumps, made at
; the lhorteft notice.
Black, red, yellow, purple and green Me
roccoof an excellent quality, for fale as above
May ISJ. ,
FOR Sale,
rpHAT plcafunt fituation of the
fub.cribar, containing 14 acres of ex- '
cellent Land, under good improvement, a .
convenient dwelling-houfe thereon, with a i
good cellar, a gooJ well of water. Alfo a 1
convenient Store, with a good cellar, a large (
and well tinilhed liable, with out-houfes and
a fmall orchard, htuated in WtUi, and adjoin
ing the tide-waters of Kennebunk-river 84
rods; all widch diftaure, i* valuable for land
ings aud building yards ; is as good a ftand
for trade as any on laid river.
Also for sale,
I wo Fakms. — One of which is;
in St’ furJ, containing 70 acres of good laud, I
well w ooded and watered, w ch a convenieut
houfe, barn and out-houfes thereon, on the
mam road through laid town. An excellent
ftand for an innholder or trader.
The other is fitunted in Water borough, con
taining 120 acres of land, near the centre of
faid town, on the main road ; and as good
foil as anv in faid town. Twenty acres are
under improvement ; the rem* nder covered
with a good growth of hard wood, and fome
pine.
Payment made eafy, and liberal credit giv
en —For further particulars, inquire of Na
thaniel C Little, of or Jum m
Thomas, Kfq. of Kennebu.it.
Afay I 2# 1
FOR SALE,
T N Nortbyar/noutb, rwo huntired
acre* of Land, called the ichooLfarm,
ioiwing Faln.-tuib ; and on tlie county ros.d
travelled from P»*.lanJ eaftward; the foil is
good and has a vwung grewth f trees ; a
part of faid land is walled in, and contains
ftune enough to enclole the remainder. It will
be fold together er apa t as will heft fuit tlie
purchasers. — Apply to barr:. •! Alajon, S Jv inuj
Drinl'wmtery David Prin.e, Cujbtng Prince or Will
iam Baxter.
North Yarmouth, May 12.
J _- —. .—. „ ,
to LET,
ONK half of a three-ftory Houfe, plcafant
lv fituateJ in Fore- Street, near the
dwefling-houle of Col. Waite.—Apply to
May 5. MARY OXNARD
TO LET,
,aNE half of a two rtory dwelling
v ' Houfe, in the north part of the fowu ;
containing fix finished rooms and a porch—
with other convenience*. Inquire of
May Robert Barbour.
Portland TP’Tie-Cellar, j
TUCKER & BLANCHARD,
N«. I, Jones'-Row, Foei Sri set,
ponfcmo,
I TAVE received a fre(h fupply of Won
1 A and SriKiTs, of the frfi t^% which
they offer for fale, at a fmaJl advance, (and as
cheap aa can be purchafed in Bojhm^ for ap
proved credit, or even enjh f
Likewise—a conftant lupplv of
BOTTLED CIDER,
Well refined, and put up for any market.
Also— a few c hefts Souchong Tr a, and a
few boxes Lilbon Lemons.
SHIPS STORKS put up eit the
Jhrntrfl notice, at ufual.
T. & B. Hatter tbemfelves, as they pay
particular attention to this buiinefs, and pro
fef* to be well acquainted id this line, they
fhall be able to fupply any gentleir n with
fupArior Spirits to any^old in town.They
return their thanks for^ ft favors, and foh
cit a continuance of public patronage*
_ ALiy *■_
Frefh Goods.
BARBOUR fa* SroCKBRIDGE,
Opposite tic Insurance Office— Fish-Sit igt,
HAVE juft received an aflbrtment of frelh
INDIA FT ENGLISH GOODS—pur
chafed on good terms--and will be fold at a
very moderate advance. May 5.
-t »
| MEW GOODS.
I BFNJAMIN WILLIS,
IT AS received, and now opening for fale,
| * * at N«- 6, Muffy's-Row, Mt UhdSti et,
a very elegant uud exteufive allortmeht ol
t'ancy and Staple Goods,
fuitable to the prefent and approaching lea
ion, which are too numerous to mention,
will be fold on the moft rcafonable terms.
May 5.
j Thread Laces.
| QUINCY & DIX,
N*. 3 is* 4, yones's Bj-zu, b Atom of Fjh-St. eel,
T J AVE juft received an elegant aflor went
-* * of Thread Laces and Edgings of all
qualities and prices.
'l hey have on hand a few' dozen Leghorn
Chips, of the firft quality.
1 Fafhionable Ribbons M y 5.
I r j
»" ■>i imimj ix ju xwwir.ti i,u;j—
among which ire, fuperflue blade, blue aud
corbeau broadcloth- aud Cailimeres ; Velvets;
a liamllome allortmcnt of Calicoes ; filk and
cotton Cham bray MullinsBock do ; 6-4
black and white cotton Cambrics ; Furnitures;
Copperplates ; Linens; Veilings ; Cotton Caf
fiirercs ; Laces; Crapes; Silks—with a great
number of articles, too numerous to mention—
every one of which will be fold as cheap as
can be purchafed at any (tore in town.
vilay 5
A N extenfive afTbrtment of newel! (tile Ca
4 *■ licoes,
Vein Mullins ; Japaned do , Lace do; Lace
Lappet do ; pink checked do ; filk and cot
ton Chambray do ; fprigged do ; fprigged and
plain Book do ; Piquet and Leuo do.
Laced Cambrics, glazed and unglazod 3-4,
4-4, and 6- 4 do. coloured do
Furniture Calicoes,
5-4 and tf-4 mutlin and filk 3hawls,
German, Florence, French, Italian and India
Silks,
I.adies and OPtitlemcn s black, white and
Hate laced clocked Englilh and French filk
Hofiery,
I.adies’ refe white, lace, pic nic,and colored
Englifh ^French filk Gtove3; Ladies’ habit do.
I.adies and Gentlemen's Cotton Flofiery,
White Kid Gloves; Limerick do; dark do.
grey cloth fatin habit do; Venetian Yorktan
ditto,
« c_1 i n • •« « _
rtuu 10 men uccp neuea raraiols; inn
ged do—filk and cotton Umbrellas,
A large aflbrtmeut of Thread Laces ; broar
blaak patent do.
Ladies’ Elaftic Garters.
Silk and iilver Cord,
Fancy Head Drefles—ornamented Combs,
An aflortment of colored Crapes,
Linen > ambries—Gi#ghems—Shades,
White figured latin Vetting; filk velvet do
tabby do ; quilting do; dimotv do.
Patent Nankins; blue do
Grandorils—Cotton Caflimeres,
Bririlli Shirting Butt' Nankinetts,
White Jeans—Tiffany and crape Fans,
Colerain I.inehs—India Cotton*,
Fafhionable in per fine brown, blaek, blue,
bottle-green, drab & dark mixed Broadcloths,
Brown, drab, black, blue, white and buff
Calllmeres,
India Checks and Calicoes
Velvettecns—Cords—Velvets and Thick
lets, Sec See Sec Sec Sec. Jllay 5
Y\7 E the fubferiberg, having been appointed
V * by the Hon. Samuel Freeman, efq. to
receive and examine the claims of crediiors to
the eftitte of
Samuel Robinfon,
late of Portland, in the county of Cumberland,
merchant, deccafed, reprefeated infolvent—
do hereby give notice, that fix mouths are
allowed to said creditors to bring in and
prove their claims ; and that we flhaU attend
:hat frrvipe at the Office of Jote;b C. Bojd, in
aid Portland, oil the firft Monday of Mav,
Inly, and September next, from ten to one
jf the clock, in the forenoon.
Jofeph C. bovd, } Csrr.mif
Jofeph i'itcomb, ^/toners,
April 28, 1206.
April 28, 1806. -
Pursuant to the foregoing application to
me directed, I hereby notify the members of
the Maine Turnpike Corporation, to meet
at the time and place and for the purp#fe
therein mentieued.
J AMES D. HOPKINS, Clerk ef the
April 30, Maine Turnpike Corptrrlton.
A general afTortment of
BLANKS,
Conftaatiy for fa?e at this Office.
JOSEPH M’LELLAN L SON, |
*V*. Id, Umam-Whmrft iaw yW sal, I
V OW tiodiog from (loop Venus,
1500 buffets YU-LOW CORN,
•f a fuperior quality.
*» bbU HUL1 ’D BARLEY.
A1jy 5__
EOT k PEARL ASHES.
A QUANTITY of Pot and PtstL-Asats
wanted, fer which cafh and the highell
price will be given, by
JOHN TABER it SON,
5th Mo. 5._A'., 13, Umon-Wharf.
NEW HATS.
I JATS of the neweft fart non, juft received
* ^ by the fliip Pag bet, fr*m Etgland% and
tor fale at No. 1, AI-jJey s-Etow<. bv
CHELVER & mahan,
consisting rf tie follrtvimg bmJt :
Gentlemen's fu per tine black Hats,3 itnJeand
do. do. drab do. V narrow
do. Camel's hair block do. 3 trims.
Youth’s do. do. do.
The above Hats are of a fuperior quality to
any heretofore offered for fale in this town.
American Hats of all kinds ns usu
A. May 5.
HEW HAT b SHOE STORE.
! JOSHUA SHAW,
TT ESPECTFUI-LY informs his friends and
* the public in general, that he has open
ed a HAT & SHOE-STORE,
at the head of Fijh-Street, next door to Mr
Robert Boyds; where he has for fale, all
kinds of American aud English Hats, cf
the fr-ll quality.
Also—a general affortment of ladies', gea
tlemeu’s, miffe’s and children’s SliOES, of
the neweft fafliion.
N.ii. The above articles will be warrant
ed to give the purchasers fat/Vfaction
* toTe \\
| TIE Chamber over the above ftore, Which
is a very convenient place for florins
I « * o
G nous. May 5.
| ’HE fubferiber hereby gives public notice
A to all concerned, that ihe has been dnlv
appoiuted and has taken upon herfelf the
truft of adminiftrator on the eftafe of
Stephen Andrews, jun.
late of Scarborough, in the county of Cum
berland, deceafed, by giving bond as the law
dirails She therefore requefts ail perfotts
who art ialebted to the faid decealVd’s eftate,
to nake immediate payment ; and thofe who
have anydeivaud* thereon, to exhibit the fame
^ Hannah Andrews.
Dated April 2^ 1806.
I''HE l ibfcriber hereby give? public notice
to all concerned, that he has been dulv
appointed, and has taken upon himfelf the
trull of an Admiuiftrator, on the tftateof
Samuel Robinfon,
late of Portland, in the county of Cumberland,
merchant, decealed, by giving bond as the la v
direifks—He therefore requefts all perfonswho
are indebted to the faid deceafed’s eftate to
make immediate payment ; and thole who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the fame
to the Commiifioners appointed to receive
the claims againft faid eftate.
Robert Ilsley.
Portland. April 23,
THE fubfcriber hereby giv* public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has tak»i upon himfelf the tr^t
| of Executor of the laft will and Teftament of
NICHOLAS HE A RON,
late of Scarbflfcugh, in the county of Cumber
!aid, deceafed, by giving bond as th* law
directs ; he therefore cequeft* all per Tons who
are indebted to faid deceafed’s eftate, to make
immediate payment ;*ud theft who have any
demands thereon, to Exhibit the fame to
John Hearon.
May 5.
\\7 E* ibe fubferibers having been appointed
vv by the Hon. Silas Lei, Efq. Judge
of Probate for the county of Linc»lm, to re
ceive and examine the claims of the leveral
creditors to the eftate of
SAMUEL MITCHEL!,
late of Wifcajfitt, in the county of Lincoln, la
liorer, deceafed, reprefented infolvcnt ; do
hereby give notice that fix months from the
ninth day of December laft, are allowed to
faid creditors to bring In and prove their
claims j and that we lliall attend tnat fervice
at the dwelling-houfe of E6enezfr Whitti
er, in IPifcaJjct, aforefaid, on the laft Saturday
>■ April inft. and the firfl and laft Saturdays
in the months of May and June next, from
two until fix o clock in the afternoon, on faid
days.
WILLIAM NICKFLS.7
MOSES CARLTON, \
WiJcaJJ'rt, April 21.
To James D. Hopkins, Efq, clerk of
the Maine Turnpike AfjtciaUon.
T/OU are hereby requefted by the fokferi
1 bers, five of the members of faid corpo
ration, to notify and warn a meeting of faid
Corporation, to be holden at the office of Sa
muel Freeman, Efq. on TUESDAY, the 20th
day of May next, at 11 o’clock, P. M. to
act on the following articles, viz.
1 ft. To choofe a moderator or chairman.
2nd. To fee if the Maine Turnpike Affb
ciation will relinquifh to the proprietors of
Vaughan's bridge, that part of faid turnpike,
viz. from the fouth-weft end of faid Vaughan’s
bridge, to the fouthwefterly banks of Saco- ]
river, and to pa'is any vote for locating the
fame ; or admit faid proprietors to become af
fociates with them for that purpofe.
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
ISAAC ILSLEY,
DANIEL TUCKER,
THOMAS WEBSTER,
PETER WARREN.
JMfjg at Sucnoti*
To bt told at Fubitc Auction,
lOMORROW, it it o'clock,«.m.
A DWEI-UNG-HOWE, rruai*d nr., iV
Hay •market, between a ihop at prefers
occupied bj 7«**fA** Bryant, and a h«ufe by
RBmt Mart oil* ef<|. regifter of deed*._1 he
purchaser to remove the houfe in ten cfavi
from the day of fale.
E Oreckjr & Co. S.utfrt.
May 12.
YOK SALE,
and immediate possession given*
\ LARGE new and convenient Dwdling
Houfe, (binding on York-ftreet, mnr
Mr. Katlanut Dean's, and the land on which
it ftand*. Said houfe is hnifhed, except .i
rooms, which are in fuch a fituatum that they
may he fimfhed with very little expend.
Said houfe being the lame that is now occu
pied by Mr. Daniel Tylrr, and is very pleafaht
ly fituated. The ttrms will be liberal and
made known by applying to
Winfliip & Co.
»«• ‘ «.«,*„ '
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FCR SALE m- THE SUBSCRIBER,
J following d*/e nt>ed real eflate, in
Warren, in tne county of L men!**, Jil
turt of Moire, in lots to luit purchaiers, asid
( undoubted titles given, vj*.
! f Twenty-n^ne acres of mowing and tillage
land, fronting on. at u
-ead of the tide, and eccncimg by the great
county -rad to the meeting hVfe, witu a
dwel'ing-houfe 39 feet hy SO, having ell
(*-A feet by ’8, well finifhed and in ,-ood ir
patr; ?. wood-houfe, new duHe-bouii, i,n>%
=nd other convenient out-houle*; a 1>f v,CfV
failing a el I, and a garden under tjood* on
prorement, and one other dwdliinr*houfo
1 unable for a IVnall family. This fond, foom
its nearnels to the centre of the town and cf
nu.tntfi, is rapidly incrcaiin® in value. 4
Also-a fti,re 38 feet by 34, two faeries
high, with a cdfor under the whole, built the
.aft iuminer, «»c the H*tl materials, and com
p etely hnifhed, with a large .and convenient
wharf OH St. George' -r Wr, Wing altordher
one of the molt convenient and profitable
Hands for a trader, i„ this part of the country.
A iso —two hundred and eighty-five acres
of excellent land, lying m one body, within
three quarters of a mi'e of the above prennl
es, con hi ting of mowing, tillage, pafture and
wood-fond ; the whole i, well watered, and
capible of maki ig two good forms.
Also in the town of fW,, a farm er*.
ta inmg 100 acres of choice fond, with a com
fort able d welling-houie, new and moftly ba
nned, but one half mile from the ineeon ■
hemfe; on this form 18 tons of Engliih kiV
are ulually cut, and is a!! of it as good .and as
any in the noiirilliing town of Union.
Also one other lot of fond, adjoining the
above, containing 53 acres, covered princi
pally with valuable timber-trees, &c and is
within one mile of water carriage, vn fit
George't-rtver.
I Likewise—at the head of the tide, «m fi*
George's-rher, 300 tons of oak timber, and
200 tons of pint tinker. For further ; . h -
ulars and terms of pavmeut, (which will * •
made eafy) apply to the lubkribor in la I
Warren, who being about to dole hi '• ,i,_
nefs irt this town, requeft all perfons mdebted
to him to male*! immedim- p: v nent.
Warren, Afrit 34. JAMES W. HE U>.
To Air. William £\ Vaugiian,
Cjlnk to the * r op rulers i tiu''b,i it
bridge.
YOU arc hereby requeued to c l!
* meeting of faid proprietors, to^o,
at the office of Safari F ^ tfo in P„r.
land, on Tuefday, the 20.h .foy „t \fov< jn.
(font, at 9 of the clock in the forenoon, 1 r
the following pur poles, vi».
I lo choofe a moderator ?o r?ru?ate fo:d
meeting.
2. To choofe a committee »o confer with
the proprietors of the Maine Turnpike Aflo
cution, to fee if they will rdi, emtji to the
proprietors of Vaughan’* bridge, ‘that port of
fa.d turnpike, viz. bet wren the fotirtmdferly
end of laid bridge, and the foutb-wefteri y
bank of Saco-rver, of to become afiociao*
with them for that purpofe.
* ch‘*>fe an aghnt or agents to
attend the next General Court, to opoofe
the petition .f Lbeneztr Libby ard o*her%
for building a bridge fromMalcombVNeck id
Cape-Ehzabeth, to Portland
, , , Vaughan, as Agent
an t Att ry to Cornel His Durant,
W. Vaughan,
Samurl Freeman,
Ralph Crofs,
Robert BovJ.
May 6, 1806.
Pursuant to the foregoing
application, I hereby notify and warn the
proprietors of Vaughan s bridge, to meet at
the time and place, and for the purpofe* there
in mentioned.
Willijm T. Vabghart, Clerk
May 12.
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.
THF. overfee r« of BcnM* Cdlege, are her-:
•ii ' that their femi-annual n.eet-r
mg will be holdeu at the college in Brunet.
>n ruefiley the 20th day ot May next* at
10 • clock, a. M.
a L. Hlli , &rV*
A^a “fl-_ _ Mi
BOWDOIN COLLEGE*
He trupees of SnvJoift College, are not I
A-n d l^at tIu,rn<**t ^ated meeting wrJf
lavhodh?*'*'"?*’*<*• on Tuef^y the 20tlt
- ot May neir, at 10 of the dock in the
orenoon. CHARLES &OFF1N, &*Vv.
Btuof.n.Ui, April 29. M5
Academy atFrytburg ui!J
' on Wedoefiay / > M cf
June next- Th.- rx.rcife, nuit/aZufe
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