Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-04-16 00:00:00, page 3

|3crdarto,
V] id.//, A i» 16, lo 10.
Lm do*» accounts a* late as Feb 16, have
been received »v an *rr;val at B *or?. The
br.li ar tide ot udoiauau- u f*ny ini|>at-iance,
ielate* to the progress cf the tench in
Spai i. The French army have advanced to
the nfighbo. hood of C*d:2, and toe French
have s At a summons to ihe Supreme Junta
»u'tender the city to the auttiori’y of Bo
naparte’* kmg Joseph. The Junta return-;
^ to.' answer, that they ackn >wledged no '
•overcign hut Ferdinand the 7th. t he Duke
of Albuquerque hail arrived with a rein
forcement nf 11,000 to assist in the defence j
t,f the place. Cast anus u aga.n at the Head
jif the Spanish l uces.
Xbe Spamsh ti *ct are preparing to take
off i5*-* persons ami properly of those who
niav wish to depart, should me French sux
cird tn reducing I .e city.
An ai tick* under date of Loudon, Feb. 5,
stanes, that B- napart« had issued an order
t'jv the sji- of all A nerii an vessels & their j
cargoes, winch had bet u captured and car- j
ried ..no the ports of Naples, and those in
the ports of Spain, which the French had !
gotten possession of to be confiscated.
A r» e for insulin mg i. \ t»»;ui y into the
conduct of Ministers, in regard to the Ex
pedition t i Wv iieren, p issed in me House
of Comm jus, and a Cumin.ttec lias been ap
poin e l a;. i . ommenced ii»e investigation.
gicu F Z ‘ —The French frigate Cannon
jf;( t>i it . i, !u I UCCH C y' ilittl b V tllC
British fru .l.ant, cat.L ju.igl), and sent
i,u* la ;i I. Eng. One account spates, •
llt .ish ha a : a v° of India prouiice, Woilh I
15-1,0 p u ., Etc i.ng, t e3i.l1 s several i
v,!’. if her i:t specie «ud bull!. .1.
Tin French paper* mention tft *t Bona-J
p.rta is tn marry a sister ot Alexander,)
Emperor of Russia.
Ze .1. d, a province f vfmerlv belonging
to Holland, has been annexed u> France.
■ * t fJ JSS » -»•»—
r< Settlement nuth France."
Among the many falsehoods put in circn- !
latio i by the democratic papers previous to
the late Election for Governor in this Stale,
j»one was asserted with greater boldness,
than tWc story that Gen Armstroug had ad
justed our differences with France. And
this cm umstance (a favorable one had it
been tiuejwasar.ribvtedtothe wise conduct
olour * patriotic* rulers at Washing ton. The
Public were warned against being imposed
upon by tiiese declaration*, but the demo
crats, wlui adhere to the opinion 44 that a lie
well s uck to is better than ihe truth told
wavering,** repeated the assertion as often
as they were contradicted. The Election is
now terminated, and we hear no more of a
“settlement with France.*’ But Mr. Ger-!
ry is the good friend of France, and most of
the leading democrats justify eveiy act of
that nation. Some of them go « * far, as e
ven to declare, that “ Napoleon is our king.**
To the m-n)’ specimens of ‘ French
friendship’ we have noticed, we have added
a catalogue, and request those who consider
themselves American*to reflect on the dan
gers which threaten, from the appointment
of those men to offices of high trust & pow
er, who are the avowed partisans of Bona
parte, and apologists for all his outrages.
CjJ See articles under our foreign head
•n the preceding page
Adjournment of Congress.
A joint committee have agreed to re*
poit to their respective houses, that it
would he expedient to adjourn on the
23d instant. We hope some oi the ad
vocates oi the present administration
will furnish the public with an impar
tial statement of the proceeding* of the
prise.it scs don ; uot forgetting to ttil
the people wherein the public good has
been advanced, and how they have c
eonomized tire People's money* The
session commenced at an earlier peri
od than usual, and it was expected that
«*t least the injurious non-intercourse
uw would be speedily repealed, &. that
tt»e citizens would be perm* *ed to send
-heir produce to whatever place would
*fihrd a market; but it seems as th'*'
Congress continued in session for no
oilier purpose than to prolong their
system of commercial restrictions, as
the law will expire with the present
session unless renewed. The demo
4 ’i ts oi t! e northern states say AMEN
to every za oj their leaders. Not quite
so servile .re ail the democrats of the
*'>uih. Tliq Luliimore W hig laches the
democrats m Congress in a manner
"duch, however true, if done by fede-l
r?lists, it would l>e pronounced little j
*'*ort oi treason. For the benefit of
those who never see any democratic
Pal>cr but the jfrgut) wc give the lol-(
living extracts, which tlie Whig de- j
dominates “ Strange iiivgz." But!
when the people become so lost to their
_ •
own interest and prosperity, as !o elect t
hucU mtn as Cun*. Choir, and Gannett) j
*° manage the aPfuiis oi the nation,
they must not only expect to see
strangc thing*, but i.uve l pay dearly
far them too.
STRANG l NGS.
- •» Af *1 4tt* m . *, j to iiCl'/J*
f Li ke, v. 26.
\\ in <"Mgrvb>9 j
h ving 1 st their character, should dlsplcv no
<h sire . > regain it i i. e._tU;.t having pursua- I
ded fc’.».* y person .id their me apacil) logo- ]
vern, they s* uhl not be \nxioiu to Convince
tlir? puoiic to the rontrsuy
It is strange, that nominal republicans for
sake their ohl ^rofcs-mons, and fall in love
with Hamilton's scheittes of banking and fi
nance,—merely because Gallatin proposes
them an« w.
It is strange that the representatives of
freemen are inclined to submit,—(their re
solutions, oaths, duties, to the contrary not
withstanding !)
It is iti\»nge, that the majority in congress
can took at each other tor three or FOU R
MON I lls, mce*, adjourn, pick the people’s
pocltet', and do—nothing—ail without
blushing for their degt neracy.
1. is strange, that we have a non-inter
course with England, ami yet four American
vessels arrive at Ltveipool per day !
It is strange, that though some of our t
members of congress are of opinion that the J
non-intercourse h»w is not in force, yet noth- i
mg is done or proposed, to remedy the evil.
ii is strange, that one man can dictate to
72, ami lead them wheresoever lie wbl.
It is strange, tii*t a majority of congress
seem disposed to adopt in their convoy bill,
the submission oti ic.ple proposed by Galla
tin to Mr. ili'shine.
It will be stranger than all tliese things, ii
puswliatumous junta do nui over turn toe re
puolican party ; —
rviid most strange, that any of the submis
sion men expect an honest citizen can have
thefj.il hardy temerity to defend them, fcy*
when the next tiecti^n comes about.
We arc atnhotised by Mr. Bradbu
ry, one oi the Representatives fortius
town the last year, to state, that he de
clines bein' considered a Candidate at .
°j i
the approaching Election.
_ i
m 4 p-' .» ««nvw ar
APRIL ELECTION.
Last Thursday’s Boston paper gives
a statement of the votes in 387 towns :
the result stands thus, as compared
with the votes of the last year :—
C* 9 f* c rr xj
42,150 44,038
3S7 Towns. <( 1809.
Gore. Lincoln, j
J 45,265 41,865
Plie remaining towns from which j
returns have not vet been received, will
i
not materially alter the relative state of j
the above. There can be no doubt of
the election of Mr. Gerry as Governor
for the ensuing year. The democrats
exult beyond bounds at the event. Al
readv they have calculated noon a ma- ,
jority in the House. The Skinners of
the party are anxious to get possession j
of the 'Treasury, that they may have I
another opportunity to finger 72,000
dollars of the people’s money. Alrea- •
dy the host of Judges and Officers of'
the late Counts of Sessions anticipate !
the enjoyment of the loaves and fishes, \
and the sweets of power. But the pto- \
f ie remember, that for all this den.o- j
I cratic dancing, they must foot the bill
arid pay the fiddler. \
The only way to avoid this unfieces- 1
vary expense is, for the people to elect
a federal house, and their treasury will
he safe, and there will be no increase of
taxes.
.
COMMUNICATION.
As tfCato,” in the Argus, appears to
he a man profound in Metaphysics,
• Mathematics, and A atural Philosophy, I
i would, with proper respect to his trans
cendent j ewers of mind, propose the
foil »vring prt blems to him for consid
eration :
1. What is the essential difference
; betw een a uemocra ic and federal Law
| ver ?
2. Whv is a democratic Lawyer an
.refit!, ami u federal Law yer a perm
?
cions member ot society ?
3. Is he, who challenges persons not
constitutionally qualiued to vote ; or
he, who aids them in voting, the most
deserving of commendation *.
If he will take these questions into
contemplation, and give them serious
ur..1 rational answers, as far forth as he
is able, (for we can expect no more of
a cat than her skin,) he shall be met on
fair ground, and receive an open and
honorable discussion from
A YEOMAN.
“THE GALL'D JADE WILL WINCE.”
The Editor of the Argus, and his fellow
laboror P. rs »n Merrill, are whining because
the letters of Messrs Blood and Little were
not published entire in the Gazette. 1 his
shows how anxious they are to ni seethe
public believe that the candid Argus pub.
fishes the whole. Why then has not the
editor of that paper, who wishes the public
to believe he has ** some pretensions to
candour,” published the tetter cf John Pike,
rsq. winch fully vindicates Gen. Cubb from
the charges brought bv the Electioneering
Parson. The fact is, nt the time we pu in
ypt* the extracts fVoni the letters ot Messrs.
Blood arid Little, we had not received the
Buckstnwn | a|*rr (which contained these ,
letters at length) but took them from a B »*
ton paper, and gave ad that paper contain
t-<i. t t urn these exti*-.** L *> abunJ • Iv
i
evident, that tnvs n Men ill ignorantly* i'
not wiifu •> mi *r<; presented die cvnvci salim •
of Gun, Cohb. ilul with democrats, [ant
parson Men ill ajtpt a-*s to be ignorant fc* Las*
enough lor .* full-blooded one], the end jus
tifies the means, and we expect afer noti
cing the numerous lies the) have publi>h«.d
to aid the election of Gerry ami Co. they
will continue to repeat them to keep up the
deception with their follower*. The Ar
gus is welcome* with the assistance of par
son Merrill, to keep the subject up to the
end cl the chapter.
A Correspondent has furnished us with a !
List of thirty Schools in this town, besides
the Academy. We think it probable there
may be more.
SCHOOLS, IN PORTLAND, j
Masters’ Public Schools, 4
Mistresses’ do. 4
IVomen** Sc hoc lx for young Children.
Mrs. Price’s, Mrs. Bryant’s,
-Gustin’s -'Pucker’s,
-Chadwick’s, -Knight’s,
--'Croa well’s, -Simmons’, I
-Winchester's, - Bowers', ^18
-Jones’, -Gage’s,
-Hussey’s, -Fellow's',
-Ford’s, -Deane’s,
-Neal’s, -Monttord*,s J
Three private Master’s Schools, 3
The Academy, 1
Mrs. Martin’s Boat ding School, 1
31
GT/* Our rearle-s will notice an article on
the (it st page of this. day’s paper, beaded
“ ootnr.E beam .sig,” which, if true,
shows tl:at Mr. Jefferson was a fool in the
arts of low cunning and duplicity, when
compared with his more arch successor.
C )' “ Phih polite#” is leceived, and will
bo attended to.— \ le'ter addressed to
Ichiibo./ Smyth, F.inuire, slu'd have a pi .ee
in our next
PORT OT PORTLAND.
Thursday, April 12.
Arrived schr. Mercury, Capt. Maleom, 14
d**vs from the H ivana. Sailed in company
’ y the schr. Nancy, Blarkslone, for Bal
timore ; Win. King, for Boston, ami Su
sanna!), for Charleston. Ap. 5, lat. 46, Ion.
74, spoke schr. Dolphin, i'ilcoinh, 4 flays
from Boston, for Cloleston—N. B I he
wind was from N E. for three w;os alter.
.—»■ ... ■■«■■■ ■ ———.■ ■ — - ■ ■ ■■■ »«*■
2he celebrated Young American Grater,
THE INFANT ROSCIUS,
\ NNOUNCF.S io the inhabitants of Port
* land, the following beautiful Recitations
?.nd Songs, on Friday evening April 20th,
Fo commence at 7 o’clock,.
Port I. Young NorVAlh account of himfeif.
Defcription of a country School Matter. The
quizzical, comical, droll, burlefque laughable
bong of Giles beroggin’s Ghott.
Part II. Song, Vleg of Wapping The Sto
ry rf the CamelioA, Me*tuk Song, the Hobbies
shewing the various HobMes of Wives, Law
yer's ] eauxs, Sailor’s, Ladies, Americans,and
his owu Hohby.
Pari III Scmprorfus for War jUisen
Honour's defcr.ption of a Fop. Shnketpeate
Soliloquy of Dick the apprentice Song, Poor
Robinion C-ufoe; a humorous delcripuou of
his life and adventure*.
Putt IV. ’1 he much admired Ba'iad of the
Faint King, written bv a gentleman of Bofton,
and published in No. X. of Something ; hy Ne
mo Nobody efq. Song, uufortunaie Mifs Bai
ley,
Part V.and iaft. Shakefpear’s feven ages of
Man. aia addrels to the inhabitants »f the
United States. An epilogue,
1 he whole to conclude with the popular
Song of the Cofmetic Doctor, or the Man for
the Ladies. It is atmoll unneceiiary to (taie
tins Phenomenon of early acquired literature,
and natural genius, u only eight years oid. as
his reputed talents is generally known, both
here and iu Europe
Thlteit 50 urn ea'b, to be Lid at tie place of Ex
bihtton tibub avitl be exptejjed id tbe Bill*. Chil
ds en admitted Jar 25 cents. a pril lb.
FOR SAI.E BY
DAV11) sMllH,
Heal f l'nun Wharf,
500 bufhels YELLOW CORN,
1j8 band* FLOUR,
12 Calks RICE,
Few bale* firit quality COITON,
A quantity nf TAR
Ado—A genet at aiTorment of
GROCERIES,
which will he Md »« cheap as can be pur
chaled a. anv ftore iu town
April 16’4 (tf)
BEEF.
^O ) Bb'.s. Mf{$, No. 2 ami q BEEF,
loo half bbls Me fa and No. 1
BEEF—
For iale at No 2, Central R rv—by
JOSHUA RICHARDSON.
Ap,A I*.
John l & Co,
mn
A LL perfnns indebted rr* the late firm of
* * John Thu her iff Co. are hereby requir
ed to make pavmcnt to H pint iff Alehaf
who are authorized by the (ubferiher, Surviv
ing partner of laid firm, to receive all dues,
and make and execute difeharge* tor the lame
And all perfon* fo indebted, are cautioned,
that unleU payment be made to the fublc.iber
or to (aid Hopkins be Metcalf, they will not
be exonerated or dii charged of the debt* due
to faid firm And all peifon* holding books,
papei**, or cher property belonging to laid
ii-m, are hereby notified, that unieisthe fame
be immcdia.eiy delivered to faid Hopkins &
Metcalf, they will be p-oceeded againJt ac
cording to Jaw, without any further notice.
THOMAS WE3STER,
Svmnwng puttier cj the taui Fum.
Portland, April IS, 18!0.
Portland Rathing-Houfe.
THE public are refpetTTuhy informed that
* the fattier d Bathing Hattie, i* now o;>en.
Conffant attendance given fromfuurifuio fuu
let, every day iu the week, exce .t Sunday*—
nnd on u,ar. u'ay firora i ,i ! it * eh- k iu the
morning AprA Id.
T I
FOR SALE, f
i M Fore ftreer, Fo« ruNQ. a 1 hree Story >
*• BRICK. HOUSE, 42 by 36 near Captaiu
Robertson sDiftill-Houfe,commanding at>e.u
tifull protpe<ft of the harbor, together with a
halt an acre of UPLAND and au acre of
FLATS, extending to the channel, a iuitable
place for a wharf, a good Fump of Water one
rod trom the Houfe and a BARN 28 by 18.
The above will be fold cheap lor caih or ex
changed for a farm.
Also—A PEW in the Baptift Meeting
Houfe, and a Share of the Land.
For further particulars inquire of
ELEAZER HIGGINS.
Portland, April 12, J810.
GARDEN SEEDS,
As ufual—by
D. GRIFFITH,
Kent door to Portland Bank
IX/HERI- every exertion hat been ufed to
purchase them genuine and good.
Alto—A good alTortinent of Ladies’, Gen
tlemen’s and MilTes’ SHOES.
Likm'uc—A general ailoriment of
IK 1. Goods and Groceries,
a$ ufual- April 16.
| FARM FDR HALF'
• T70R fa*e» a Farm in Cape-Elizabeth, pleaf
antly iituated on the Speryrink River, a
bout feven tniies from Portland, containing
about ninety acres of Land, principal part !
under good improvement, with a handfome
young Orchard of about one hundred Trees :
( of excellent fruit ; a good Houfe and Barn !
and fome valuable timl>er on laid Faun —-The ,
Scot* aud Farming CkenC's may be had with
the farm.—For particulars enquire of Capt.
W'm. Thomas, on the premiles, or the iub
icriber at hi8 office in Portland, No, 1, Long
Wharf. E. GREELY.' ,
April 14, 1810._ (tf)
Maine Bib e Society.
T*’HERE AS, at the laft Seifim of the Leg
** iflatureof Mallachufetts, an Act was
palled, incorporating a number of gentlemen
by the name of the Bible Society of Maine, aud
whereas by the 6th ieCticn oflatd atft, a par
titular mode of warning the firlt meeting of
faid Society is prefcribed as follows, to wit.
Sbc. bth. Be it further enabled, That 0!
iver Bray. Elq be, and he is heieby au.bor•
j ifed by notification in one or both the newf- (
papers printed in Portland, to appoint the
time and place of the llrlt meeting of laij So
ciety, a' which meeting the faid fociety may
choofe the Officers aforelaid—may preicribe
their duty and may veft m faid officers fuch
powers cenfonnable to the principles of this
inthtuiioD as (hall be deemed nertilary, &c.”
Therefore, purfuant to tl*e au hori«y veiled
| in me as aforelaid, I do hereby give notice to,
Iaud warn the members of laid Bible Society f
Maine, to meet at ihe C art Hsuje in Portland,
• Oil the fi ft Thaiuday in May next, at 2 o’clock
} in tlie afiernoi n, for the purpofe of choofing
officers ai.d tranfa&tng inch other bufineis as
, may be thought expedient and proper.
OLIVER BRAY.
| Portland, April 14, 1810.
' The Members of the Bible Society of Maine, ;
: are hereby notified, that their auiverfary
mee ing, will he holdeu U the Court-home in
| Portland, on tlie f'ft Thu i lay in May next,
t agreeably to a provision in their Bye Laws 1
j regulating the tame. A Difcourfe will be de
| livered in the Evening at the Rev LroCt.
Dearie’s Meeting-houfe, and a contribution
made, for the purpole of aiding the benevo
lent defigns of la'd inltitu'ion — Per ovden
OLIVER BRAY, Ree. Secretary.
Portland, April 14, 1810.
j To be joli by order of the Judge if Probate, cf
IVtilt ibfc, in and far toe tuunty *f Cumberland,
at the Hauft of Joliall Shaw, innholder in (> tr
! ham, on rV£DJV\ESDAT the j uJnd aay of i
May next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon —
j A Number of law Sc mifcelianious BOOKS, :
. 1 among which are leveral of the iirlt le
■ gal authorities and of the heft Hnglilh writers.
Alto— Suudry articles of Wearing Apparel,
together with a few articles of Furniture_
At the fame time «md place will be fold iike
wife, the Building oppofi'e the flore occupied :
by Pdetiah l.ibby, wliich was occupied as au
, attorney’s office by Samuel Whitmare, jun.
decealed. The above mentioned property be
ing the perfoual eftaie of faid decealed.
April 16, 1810. ,
| Cumberland, 11.—Taken by Execution
and to be fold at Tv bite Auction, on
SATURDAY the twelfth Jay of j
May next, before the jlore of John !
Coburn, in Brunfwick, at jour f the !
clock in tie afternoon,
A LL the Right in Equity of Redemption
A which David Owen has in and to the
following mortgaged Rea! Eflate, (iiuiteJ it, 1
laid Bruniwick, aud described as follows viz
jtailwardly on the twelve rod read imith
v/ardiy on land of Johu Swart kins ; we (wa d
ly on land of John Dunning; r.orthward'y ou
land of Peter O Alden, Efq. aud i; the fitut
tionon which the laid Owen now lives, with
all the buildings, pr vileges and app urtetun
ces Thereto belonging—Aitkie* of tale made
kuown at time anti place.
J AMES DINSMORE, Dcp. Sheriff
Bfunj-u ek, Apt it 2, I bill (6;
i The fa'- t>f o putt if lie Peal F.ft ate of Will"
iain Baker, defeated, it y.jiptned to the tune
menthmed jn tie ftlltrtvittg
* liver tiia.nent:
J O he foid by o.’der of Court,- on TUF.S- j
* j).tr tie ft'ft day of F&jy next, at eleven
o'ckic t in th * forenoon, at the late Dwelling
H uie of William Baker, late of Falmouth, in
the county of Cumberland, yeoman, ueceate I,
Forty acre* of Ou Land, belonging to he el
tate of laid defeated, for pay meat of h & eh bta.
Lv Dl V BAIvLR, > / ,
y oh Jai l r-jtate.
April 16, lb 10
"I HE fubferiberg having been appointed r >
receive and examine the claims of the
creditors to the eftate of SA \1L'EL COBH,
late of Portland, HcuVwvigh: deceased, re
preieufed iufolvent—give notice, that ht
mouth* are aitov.’ed rc» laid ciediiors ro bring
in aud prove their darns, and ty«* lhall a' lrau
that fervice at the otlice of j In Frotli'iglum.
Efq on ihefecorul i u Jday of April, aud on
the fecoud iuelday of the five following
muii.hs. - JOHN PROTHINOH iM.
WILLIAM r. Valqhan
March S’, UK, •
J
ARR\ < the BAK u»
various branches, as u •:*(.
lhrv Lave for fait, a variety of
IVejl-India Goons iFt.
imo».g which a e, Rum, Brandy, Gin, Wiue,
&c together wW» FLOUR.
Al/o—A few tons «.f aliened fquarc IRON
— ditto Swedes ciuo—Liao Ruilu ditto—dit
to Faguot fquare uu,i—I ce*. NAILS and
lOd RODS— aermaa and Lug tit hindered
STEEL—which will Le toid cheap foe cath
or approved credit.
WANTED
TWO Apprentices to the Bating
Apply as above. Apm id.
Frazier Gordon’s F.Uare.
T HT! creditors cf ri>e eflate of FRAZIER
A GORDON, ate cf Portland, in ttiecoun.
ty of Cumberland, manner, deceuied, and a 1
concerned, are hereby notified that James
Kimball, and Lucy hit wife, as flic is adram
iflratria on the eth-e of laid deceafed, hae ea
Linited to me their account of adminiftraiion
on fa d efiate, and that the fame wif! he enn
fidered ar a Probate Court to oe holden at ihe
otbee of John Frothingham, Eiq in Portland,
on the fourth Wednc.day of April inlt.
o’clock, a. m when and where they may ap
pear and fliow <. ufe, if ” y they Lave, why
the fame flunild not bt a iuwed,
SAM’l FRFL.MAN, ''ju‘ge -f Prelate
April J«, 18 It'.
DnviJ Chenerv's Eilate.
rPHE fubf"Tribe r», appointed by the Hon.
1 Sattmel Freeman, 1 -q Judge of Probate
for the couuty of Cumberland, to receive and
examine the claims of the cieditors iu ihe el
latc of
DAVID CHENEFY,
late of Falmouth, n« laid ci unty , wheelwright,
deceafed, rept dented uifolvenf, hereby g.ve
notice that iix mouths from the twenty eighth
day of March Lft part, are allowed to laid
creditors to bring in and prove ,heir daiuif,
and that we wiii attend that fr^vice at the
now dwelling huuie of the widow Martha
Oheoery, in laid Falmouth, on the tall Thu. f.
day of the prelent month, and of the live fol
lowing mel.rIf from two to lix ocluck iu the
afternoon, ta-'h ot ihefe days.
FAMES PRINCE, 7
JOSHUA MERRILL,$
Not thy jt mt-utb Apt it 10, ibiO (1C;
rT'HE fubscriher hereby gives public notice
A to ail concerned that he lue-been duly ap
pealed and ha« taken upon hunfeif the truit
of Admin 1 lira tor on the efta;e of
RICHARD CCLLEY,
late of Falmouth,in the county of Cumber
land, trader, dcceafed, by giving i»r,lltj as t],c
law directs—He therefore uquest* *l| per
fons who ate indebted to the laid deceaiedS
eft«te to make immediate pay n cm; and tin ,e
vi ho have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
lame to WILLIAM c Ol LEY.
April 12, 1310. #
THF. fubfciiber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, th*. he has be*m du /
appoin'ed and has taken upon lumlelf the
truft of adminiftrator on the efts e of
SA Ml/> L MIL Ed,
late of Fa'mc uh, in the county of Cumber
land, veoman, decafed, by giving Loud a» ti e
Uw directs :— He therefore retjuefts ail ptr
fous who are indebted to the fa d tieceaieo 9
eftate, to make immediate payment ; and the he
who have any demand* thereon, to e*h Lc
the fame to CLEMENT GOOLD.
Aprt 12, 18 to. m (ft)
r PHE lublcriber hereby g ves public notir s
to ail concerned, that llie has been Ou v
appointed and has taken upon herfeif the iru.:
ol adminiftrarrix on the efiate of
BENJAMIN BIX ton,
late of North) arnx utb, iu taecoun y of Cum
berland, yeoman, tiecealed, \y giving bond
as the law- diretils -She therefore replied, all
perlons who are indebted to 'he iatd dcte.il
ed'- eftate. to make immrdia e payment ; rud
fhofe who have a y ocmands theieon, to ex
hibit the fame to he
EUZA3LTH X BUXTON.
Static
Ap.H 12, IS10. . (loj
T'HE luhtrriher hereby g vea public no';, e
lo ail coiYcej.ed, that hr lias he a cu y*
appoui ed and 1m; taken upon himfe'f the
truft of an txecu .< r of .he l .ft wili ami teita
ment of avi AM' KELLEY,
late of Portland, iu the county oi Cumhcrlan %
widow, dictated, by giving hood as the taw
directs.— He therc-foie requett:, all per him.
who are indebted to the hou dccea.eUk eft a,
to make i;nr. < mate payment ; and thole w i<>
iiavc any demaucU theienn to exhibit the lame
to JONATHAN DEaNE.
Mat A ft l S .;). ^ A 'J)
NOTICE, ~
’I'HE Como,iHi tier* appointed by the Hon.
ouwrW c, m in, Eiq J utlge of P. ot>4> e of
Cumberland, to re t v« a..d e-m.nine the c„um
of the leveral creditors to the eftate of
IFHRAIM CHICK,
late of Falmouth, in faid county, yeoman, d?.
reaT J repreiented mft tvent, hereby j,.ve no
tice, that hx mouths are abow -d by laid Judge
r? Probate lor the comini limner* to receive
and examine the claim- o: the creditc. s cc
fa.d dectufed, and iha' ;h<y will attend that
lervire oi. the ft HI Ihurlday of the live t<*f
u .vtng tn »n- hs, ttotn tour to lix o’clock 1*. hi.
at the cnHcecf Jane* Meaus, E-t| Falmouth,
JOHN JONES, , _
• OM \b SE.-vX*. j Cymm^meru
Fa'miuli, A. • U 6.
V\ 'E the lubferihers appoint. J CamniifTjon
vr* by the lion. .V/wnr/ /’•etman, tiq.
Judge».f i'robateot Will-, Ac for ihe county
of Cu»b. i.iiid, u> r^ceiv and ex nii,.i tac
ciauni of the utditon to the eilate of
Nathan Davi*.
lateof Portland, in fatd couuty, Mariner, de
feated, repreiented inwke-nt—give notice that
in month*are allowed by laid Judge, and iha:
they will attend to ihe nuliaeinc u the rhird
l«t»day of Apii! inftam, and on the !>rlt Mon
Hy of t He live todowmg mouths,at the dwel
ling houlc of Hum Filey, from three to live
n’cioc*. iu the afitroovn of ea ;h day
HOSE A ILSLEY, ? „
SMITH CObB, $ w
Portland, April *J Ifc Q.