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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-14
New YORK, SEPT. 9.
FROM GIBRALTAR.

The brig Young Soldier, captain Folger
so days from Gibraltar, arrived yesterday
She brings NO papers no news OF import
ance.
There was nothing new at Cadiz as late
as the 3o,h July. The French were cast
ing bombs at Seville, for the purpose oil
throwing shells into Cadiz from Port Ma.
ria.
Nothing from Portugal.
Captain f. informs, that Admiral Pitt
more had arrived at Gibraltar in the Teme.
raire, of 90 guns, Jon his way to join ST,
Charles Cotton, off Toulon.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-14

leavioe Is each person 100 dollars and their
cloths. The governor was Obliged to en-
force this order by several OF the counsel,
Tors, who pretended that his excellency had
not accomplished the order from the Spa-
nish Iunta. The French were ordered to
quit the colony in one month, without Elk.
ception, not even those who are married TO
Spanish women; many who have been re-.
sident II to 90 years. The execution or
this order was, however, so rePugnant to
he feelings of many of the most respecta-
bic colonlsts, that they assembled and pre-
sented ain address full of energy and sentl.
menss of humanity, in favor OF those un-
fortunate people; and represented how
much the colony must suffer by sending in
to exile persons by whose industry the colo
ny had risen in the proportion OF 100 TO
1000: besides that by their exertlons and
va.or the colony had been on one occasion
rescued from capture.
The governor having weighed this re-
presentation, in few days after issued an
order qualifying the operation OF the pre-
vious decree, and permitting to remain
those who had emgrated from St. Domn-
go, persons employed in agriculture, me-
chanics, those who have received special
permission from his Catholic majesty, and
those who are married to Spanish women.
TIL. order has excited great gladness a
moug the Creoles; bat it has mortified ex-
tremeiy few persons who wished to an1ass
immense fortunes upon the spolls OF the IN
fortunate, amounting to more than 700 ia.
miles. --Auycra.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-14

New Publications
Tust received BY TAMES KENNEDY
sen. King street,
Antidote to the Merino Mama, now pro-
crossing thro' the United States,
OR,
The value of the Merino breed, placed by
observation and experience upon a proper
basis.
The British Cicero, or selection of the
most admired speeches in the English Ian
euage--arranged under three distinct heads
of popular parliamentary and judicial oratory
with historical illustrations and an intro
duction to the study and practice OF elo-
uuence, in 8 volumes-by Thomas Browne,
L. L. d
A Dictionary of Practical Surgery, con-
tanning a complete exhibition CT the pnncI-
plies and practice of Surgery, 2 volumes
by Samuel Cooper.
MAYORS Lives of Plutarcll, selected, con-
tanning the most ilustrious characters OF all-
tiquity-For the use of schools.
DR.. Smiths translation OF Longinus, with
the original Greek.
Sept. As eott
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-14
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE

Relcour, Cone
Captain Dudley, Briers
Charles Dudley, Master Barrett
Mayor O,tlahery, Mr.. Hard,Hge
Stukely, Harris y
Fulner, biissett
Varland, jefferson .
Sailor, Jacobs
Lady Ruspcrt, Mrs. Barrett
Charlotte Rusport, Mrs. Wilmot
Louisa Dudley, MIS- Jefferson
Mrs Fulmer, Mrs. Francis
1T the end Of the Play, Mr.. DrummonA
tram the Philadelphia s. Baltimore Thea
tres, suiN, at the request gf seve,a! haies
and gentlemen, dance
A II O K N PIP E..
TO which vviA &c added, a Grand Tragic Paa2
t0miaical Ballet, in tsyo acts,
DON JUAN
The LsbeytsDe Destroyed.
Don Juan, Mr.. Conc,
Don Guzman, DoWnie
Don Ferdinand, Master Barrett
Pedro, Master Jefferson
Landlord, MIR. Harris
Fisherman, Allen
ocaramouch, Mr.. Jefferson
Sailor, (qv1th Song) Jacobs
Alguazils, Mess. MaccuLbin, Sc.
Sailors, Mcssrs. Wilmot, Charnoch. SC.
Old Man, Briers
Donna Anna, Mrs Francis
vloletta, S0'm Seymour,
Francisco, Z DueH. Jacobs
Governante, Petit
Female Villagers, MisscsPet,it, Jeferson,s,c.
Old Woman, Mrs Petit
Sereradcrs, Messrs. Hardnge, Wilmot, Ja-
cobs, with the GIee Of g Oh Lady Rair.''
A Storm at Sea & Shipwreck.
Don Juan is seen struggling with the
waves, and is at length thrown ashore-Sca-
r"inouch is also nliracu!ously saved, ane is
brought to shore Oh the back of DoliAiu.
FIRST ACT CONCLUDES WITH
n Country Dance By the Villagers,
In celebration OF the Bridal Dav.
Bride and Bridegroom, Miss Petit and Mre.
Jefferson.
ACT SECOND ooMMENcEs WITH
AN EQUESTRIAN STATUE,
Erectei to the memory of the Command.
ant-the inscription OF which becomes supcr-
naturally illuminated-and exhibits the fol-
lowing lines
}f1I Thee FIJI ~
" Heaven zyiI aUenge the wicked deed"
A GRAND BANQUET.
Nth the Humoys IF Scaramouch.
hunting Song, Mrs. Seymour,
Master Whales, (tAe .1me-
4ican Vestres tayontc
Pas Sem2J Mr.. Dlummond,
The animated Statue appears, and gives
the solemn invitation to Don Juan, which is
accepted.
SCENE THE LIST.
Don Juan, with the most hardened intre-
pldlty, enters the repository of the dead, in
which mansion appears the Spirit of the as
sasinated Duke--Scararnouch uses every d.
suasive to induce him to foreso his intention.
but hndlng his efforts vain, reluctantly leaves
his Master--Don Juan, with frantic obduracy,
SEXES the mouldering bones of the murdered
father, and casts them at the Phantom's feet
1.-The liber,ine in all the agony Of guilt, casts
himself upon the ground, to avoid the rerrors
which surround him, but in vain ! Demons
appear and precipitatc their victim into
THE ABYSS or GUILT. =
ISAAC KELL,
Cobbersmith, Plumber, and Tin Plate
Worker,
HAVING REMOVED from Water to
II Prince street, two doors above tho
corner of the late Col. Hooe, informs those
l.,o b;tberfo E.voraJ L..
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HO R w ELLIS

ORW ELLIS
Celebrated Patent Subscribers,
For ease, elegance, &c. far exceeds any in
use. To be had wholesale and retail at the
Mandatory below the Vendue store, On
Prince street.
# L S q,
a few dozen common SUSPEND
ERS.
September Il. dSm*
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25
LlNcolN ss-IuNsl 1. $50.

LINCOLN SIS --IUNs |, 1910.
Tskea by Exssv.icr, ami t. BE- fiji BY Public Hue-
non, at toe Stose Of Thomas @. sanford &
Co a. Tcfgaz, On SATURDA7-, fBe Jew-
tseatb qay Of Jaiy next, sisVen u tbs eissk IN
.5s f-rsnO9n,
A LII he Right in Equity of Redemption
a which Elijah Hall, Cornelius 1hompfon,
and Thomas rhompfon, has in and to the fol-
loving Mor,gaged Real Eaa'e, Situated in
Topfiam, ADD deicfibed as follows VIZ.
Oae fourth parr of 4 Saw in the Stream Saw
IN c alies-hole Mil, 60 calied)-snd one
fourth part Of a Saw in the Steam Saw, IN III,
Great Mill 10 called wi all the buildings
privileges and aFpnf tenance- thereto belong
;ng. JAMES DIN MORE, Dep Sheriff
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25

TAKEN by Execution, and TO be fold at
Public Auction, before the Store Of Jo-
sham stone, Esq. IN Brunfwick, on Saturday
TIE 4th day of July next, AZ three OF the
ciocs al the afternoon, all the right in equity
Of redemption, which Cornelius Thompdon,
khl4h Hall, and homas ] hompf0n have IN
and % the following Morgaged Real Eaate,
iituated IL iaid Brunfwick. and defcribed as
follows, viz eAwardIy on land of the heirs
of William Spear, deceaied- iouihwardIy on
land Of John Duuing--weitwardly on land of
Col William Stanwood snd John Perry, Jun.
--notthwardly on the road leading from Dan.
lei Cocmbs' TO the old Ferry 10 called, and
lard Of John Perry, Jun. and is the Land on
which the abovenamsd Eli;ah, Cornelius and
Thomas Eow live, with three dwelling houl-
es aud 40 barns, with all the privileges and
appurtenances TO the fame belonging and
al.o three fenrfhs of Saw N the SS5esrn Saw
in the UsPer Mill 10 called, with all he priv
i;eges aud appurtenances thereto belonging.
Aud aho one lot of Land, ftua;ed in fad
Rrunfw.ck, on The county road leading from
E rnfwick village 70 tie Quaker Meeting
F0uie IA Dush4n-bounded icutherly by TIE
county road zforc1ad--eaflerly by land OF
David Kinkaid-weiserly by land OF The wild.
cw Doug lafs--norhcrIy by uninproved lzud,
owner nnknown, with one barn on the fame,
,ogelher with the privileges aud sppurtenan-
ses thereof JAMES DTNSAf0RE, D. 55'f.
9enlIwici-, June 4. so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25

occasion TO take more than one and NUN
bcgs mol hall bottle.
Lees Souereign Ointment for ne feh,
A preparation which fir Pleasanlness,
ease, safety and expedition, gives Place ~
no application wha,e.er-iree from ncrcu-
~, or any pcraicious ingredient, and unai-
tended with tina; troubles, me and tofnpen-
ting smart which generally accompanies
Other medicines, prepared for the same
purpose. vegetable remedy 50 mild,
vet efIicacious that il may be used with the
utmost safety on The most delicate pregnant
lady, or on child not week old.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25

THE fubfcriber RESPECTFULLY infpgms his
friends and rhe public, thar he has taken
Cspr MooDY's Shop IN Union essn, where he
intends carrying on the
PAIN INC BUSINESS,
in all its branches and lolicits fhare OF
public patrcn2ge-
Mir'd Colours ccnGansly on hand fer jaie
N B-Capf. MoopY continues the Sign
Painting BOiineis as uluual. at the sbove place
NELSON KACKLYEFI.
Portland, 5uus II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25

NOTICE Is hereby gwen, that the lan Win
and Teitament Of JOSEPH PROCTOR,
late of Durham, IN the county Of Cumberan
yeoman, deceaied, has been prelented to me
for Probate, by Efzabefb Proctor, the Execu-
trix therein panied, and that the third We'd
nelday Of July mex, a. ten clock A NJ. is al
Ggned 20 take proof Of the fame, az Court
Of Probate then 70 be holden at the Houle 81
MIR. S15 Mit.bsil, Innhoder III Northyar-
mouth IN iaid county, when and where All
perions concerned may &c preient 70 ihow
cauie, If any they have, why the iaid Wili
ihould not be approved and allowed
Dated at Portland, TIE tbi,ssszsb day Of Izas,
Il. ID. 1910.
SAM FREEMAN, Tafge Of ia Cszrt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25
~ MIR. WRIFFORD'S
MODE or WRITING.

Mr. WRIFTORD respectfully gives no.
ticc. that hr proposes to teach the Art Of
WRITING, in this place, assisted by Mr..
RIcaMoND. By his method, persons OF
suitable age, and commoa capacity, may &C
quire far, correct hand, BY the use of II
ES0ei5ts, one and half hour each.-Mr. w.
has instructed in The principal towns and
cities OF the United States, to the approba-
ton Of the most respectable.
Specimens Of Improvement and other Gre
dentrals will be offered For farther partic-
ularS, apply to Mr.. RICHMOND, at Colam5i-
an Hall
N. B. In order to accommodate all. a
School will be opened in the Evening--and
Ladies will be waited upon at their houses.
Portland, June 10, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25
DIR. KITrREDGE.

INFORMS the inhabitants Of Portland, par
ticul4rly, thOfe, who have heretofore favor
ed him with their patronage, thar be has
commenced the Cow peck Inocnlation, and
ihaI be happy 70 arend upon any who may
-yill 70 receive tins mild diieafe. Withiag to
rsmcve, As much as poiible. every obiiacIe to
she extenlon of this fate and certain proven
tive Of the Small Pox, il is has intention NOT
30 receive any compensation for his iervices +;
aad he hopes he fhall contribute bis mite in
thi, labor of love with as much alacrity as
thCie whs 10 precipIia5ely aud illiberaiiyr
have iouyh; 70 monopoLze the practice Of he
Vaccine incubation IN this town rhole who
win him 20 Vacinate in their families are re-
.ited 10 give him notice, when they may
expect due attention, June Il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25

William Gibbs Efate.


NOTICE i hereby given, that .dad5srD
= Trgoaity, furviving hdminiGrator on me
eltate OF WyfLLIAlM GLBBS, late of Poland,
III the county of Cumberland, woman decesi-
ed, has exhibited 10 me a iecond account q
administration on fad eilate and that the
fame will 5e coniidered Al Probate Court
10 be holden at The Office Of John Frothins-
ham, Elq at Portland, on the iecond Wee
nelday Of July mex, when and where the
Heirs Of iaid deceaied and all .ncerued NAY
be preIert TO make their objections ~ tAe
fanae If any they have.--Dated Il Fs,fi1AII
June 10, 1870.
sam. FREEMAN, Jz4gs IF % Curt
He subscriber hereby gives public notice
70 ala concerned, that fine has been duly sP.
poinIed and has taken upon heHesf the tTu-S
of Adminiltrarrix on the ettate a
SI ION DAVIS,
late Of Falmouth, m the county Ok Gunner
land, yeom4n, decestsd, by giving bond a. 'ne
law directs--.hz therefore requests AL refieDs
who are indebted TO the lad dscesieds
tate TO make lm.nediaIe payment; and tno's
sho have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit 'rS
fame TO FhNSLo DN' ''
Iszr "a. 1870
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25
fELLOW CORN.
William Smith,

II AS for fale, at his old ltand, bottom of
= Exebsnge Gate Filh) Styef, 7co 5ufhels
good Yellow Corn--4O barrels frefh luper-
ine Flour--2 20 half do "a few bales of excel
New Orleans CoSton--7 hhds. Of good Rum :
10 chefs of Hyfon, Young Hyfon, Hyfon
skin and Souchons Teas. of the fri quality !;
10 doz Waters Scy'hes--2o boxes Candies
few boxes Havana Sugar-loo quintals
Cod Fiih--iO0 do, of old Poliock-togeth-
er With complete afor'ment of GROCE-
RlES-all OF which he offers for faIe by
wholelale or retail, as low as can be bought
IN Portland or e'lewhere Jans 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25
Worm-Destrouing Lozengea.

Uorm-Oesfroying Lozenges.
A medicine which Tor safety, efficacy and
extensive usefulness is not equalied.
Among the symptoms attending Worms
are dlsagreeable breath, especially in tile
mornmg-bad and corrupted gums-itch-
ing in the nose and about the seat-convul-
sions, epiieptic fits, and sometimes priva-
ZION of specch--irregular appetite, some
times loathins food, & sometimes yoracious
-purging, with Shiny AID foetid stools
yomiting-iarge AM hard belly-pains and
sickness at the stomach--pains in the head
aud thighs, with iowness Of spirits-slow
fever, with small and irregular pulse--a dry
comprehensive thlrst---sometime pale
and unhealthy countenance, and sometimes
the face bioAled and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
symptoms should have immediate recourse
TO LEE's worm- Destroying Lozenges.
which have constantly been attended with
success III all complaints snnilar to hose
above described
Tins medicine, which is as innocent and
MID As il is certain and ethcacious in lis op-
Grafton, cannot injnre the smallest infant,
should 20 worms exist IN tho body--but will
without pam o. griping cleanse Tie stomach
and bowels OF Whatever Is tUul or offensive,
and thereby prevent the production OF
worms, aud many fatal disorders.
an ounce Of prevention is zvorfh hoands
gcure.
For the proven; ion and cure Of Bilious and
Malignant Fe.ers, is recommended
Lees .Anii- Bilious Pills.
The operation OF these pills is perfectly
midas 70 be used with safety By per-
SONS in every situation, aud IN every age.
They are exoellenly adapted TO carry off
surclHucus bile. and prevent It's morbld Sc
cfctions--to restose and amend the apple
tie, produce free perspira,ion, and there
by prevent cOlIs, wl.ich are often OF fatal
Consequences. dose never fats to remove
cDid, IT taken Oh is f-st appearance.
They arc celebrated for removing laol ua.
c0stlvenvss OF tie stomach ami
severe hcad-sca--and ought to be taken bp
ali persons Oh change .. Climate.
Tsel have osea found renarAaol, effica-
cioHs IN preventing and curing disorders at
'endant OIL long voyages, and should be
I Procured and carefully preserved tor use
~ every seaman.
Lse's Iya'abf Fe-'er and .fgnc Drots.
Cor the cure Of Agues, RENTED and In.
i termitted Fevefs.
i Thousands can TESTIFY of tlseir being Gu.
irei By shese Drops: after The b,.-k and ev.
iery other medicine have proved Intellectual
\ . noe ,l.ai Une in hundred have had
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25

A Brick Dwelling Hoole, AZ fee, by 90,
Il three aoriss high, fniihed complete, with
"a addition Of Framed BnIlding 42 feet by
IS, TWO fories.-Alfo, good Barn ana Car
dem. The faid rFemi.es are Gtuaied in STATE
Si,sef, and viii be fold cheap, or exchanged
Scr Others of lsls value f, qure of
THOMAS LEAVIs.
lpsrf11si, 9zns II. 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25
lees renuine Eve- Water,

A sovereign remedy for all diseases ofthe
Eve. whetherthe eft1ct Of natural weakness
or of accident, speedily removing iaaaIn-
nations, defuxions Of rheum, dullness, itch
ing, and films on the eyes--neyer failing
to cure those maiadtes which frequently
succeed the small pox, measles and levers,
and wonderfully strengthening a weak
sight. Hundreds have experienced It's e1-
celent virtues when nearly deprived Of
sight
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25
Iee's genuine Persian Lotion,

So celebrated among the fashionable
thro'out Europe as an invaluable cosmetic,
perfectly innocent and safe, free from cor
rosiye and repeilent minerals, (the basis
of other lotions) and OF unparalleled effica.
cy IN preventing and removing blemishes
in the face and skin, OF every kind, particu-
larry freckles, pimples, pits after small poX,
intismmatory redness, scurts, letters, ring
worms, sun burns, pricsly LeaI, premature
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, and
Dye Stnf5.
WILLIAM TODD,

n, tie Sica If tie GA1ES HEAD e MORr1R,
S-AcO,
INFORMS bis Cuftomers and the Public
4 thar he has juit received a freih iupply of
DRUGS and MEDICINES, of the lateit i'm
ations-alfo PAINTS, DYE STUFFS, &c.
which, with his former Stock, comprifes
valuable and e1tenlive afoument, confiiting
of every article ulually called for in his line,
which he will difpols Of on liberal terms, for
Cath or hort Credit. Among which are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25
NOTICE.

NUIILEa
THE Stockholders Of Tie Maias 7ryrBtl
-56osiafisn, are hereby notified that their
Annual Meeting will be holden AZ tho office
OF WOODBURY. S7oRER, JIM in Portland, On
Tueiday the third day OF July next, at three
O'Clock IN the afternoon, for the following
purpoies viz
1T. To choofe Moderator or Chairman
I'd. To chooie ieven Directors for the en.
flung year.
Sd. To choofe 1realurer and Clerk for
the year enfuing
WooDBJR7 SToRER. Juu. ct,,A
Portland, June Is, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25
CERTIFICATES.

Mes9blg yporf, npcA 18th, 1910.
We the subscribers, having received sat-
isf4ctory evidence, that Mr.. WEXFORD is
a geatleman of respectable char ter and
an ext aordinarv teacher IN the ! of Uri-
fiag--SUpported IN his pretensioI by men
of the first talents and respecta lily, and
having seen specimens Of most e. raordina-
ny Improvement, made by some his pu-
pills ia this town, are induced To RI commend
TO the inhabitants OF Ne wburyport, that thev
avail themselves OF his Instructions during
ms stay among ms.
Nicholas Pike, Jeremiah Nelson,
w hiIam Bartlett, Thomas Carter,
Isaac Adams, James Morse,
Seth Sweetser, John Balch,
Stephen Holland, John Andrews,
DAn'el Dana, Edmund Bartlett,
Samuel Tenny, Joseph Balch.
Samuel Brown, Benjamin Clanin
William DAVIS, John Peabody,
Jonathan Gage, Joseph Dana.
FROM HARVARD COLLEGE.
We, the subscribers hereby certify,
that Mr.. ABEL WRIFFoRD, who processes
to teach the DIR Of Writiag, in an elementa
~ and systematic manner 10 a certain ex-
tent, IN the short space of about a fortnight,
Das fulfilled lis engagement relative to all
oar children whom he has instructed, TO our
entire satisfaction, that his conduct while in
thl' place, period of nearly three months,
ard mostly IN one or the other Of our fam.
hes, merits our appreciation and that we
cordially wish him success in this useful line
of business"
LlIphalet Pearson, Caleb Cannot,
Samuel Weber, Benz. Waterhouse.
FROM GENTLEMEN OF BOSTON.
NJ WEXFORD having exhibited to US
satisfactory evidence, that by his method Of
instruction, he IS able to teach persons to
write fair and handsome hand in much
shorter time than is usually spent for that
purpose, we cheerfully recommend him to
our friends, as possessing peculiar talents
for the art he processes"
Theophllus Parsons, H. G. Otis,
Dudley A. Tying, Stephen Higginson,
John Lathrop, Samuel Stillman,
John Il Kirkland, William Emerson.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that the fubfcriber has
been duly appointed Adminifratrix o. tie
eltate OF JAMES REED,
late Of Boothbay, in The county Of Lincoln,
yeoman, decsaied and has taken upon her
ieIf that truit by giving bonds as the law df-
reefs And all perlons having demands upon
the eftate of the iad James Reed, are reeuet-
ed TO exhibit the fame; and all perons in
debted TO iaid eltaIe are called upon TO mike
payment 10
SARAH REED, Adaaiaifrafi<.
May IL. 1910 u ID
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25
ELEAZER GREELT,
Hu fer Sac,

fzn Fer Ga
a Il No |, Lssg WJr5
a. y vs. Hhds. RUM,
II Chefs Souchong TEA,
s do HYSCN,
70 Bolts Rula DUCK,
oops Ravens do.
20 ps. Cotton do.
bsles COTTON,
Boxes Havauna SUGAR.
P0ss,aaf Jrns /.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25

Il bedmJsl Situaii-. fee Ita,, +.
TaUeyn-kee9rr.
TOR fale ia Standili, about loo ro1,
IL Of the meeting houfe, I'll .rr III
LAND, under cultivation, viii ons Mn
Dwelling Houie thereon, compr,ftg "e'f
rooms on the ground floor, and two 49, NM
adjoining--togelher with Barn ~ Y, N
feet--a Shed, Wood HOufe, aud Cb,;r.
Houie.-Alfo, well fnifhed Store, so ~ ' ~
feet and an excellent Aqusdua lead;agg :, I,
the fame.
Terms, reafonable, for Cath or aimee,
credit.-ApPly 10
ISAAC GAGE.
Portland, Jgne 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-06-25
REAIOYAL-


SAMUEL RICHARDSON informs i.
friends and the public that he Ia, re-
we'd from High aud taken tha,l.-r-
and commodious houfe lately occpn;sd
Mr.. Jeremiah Todd in Marker fquars. vvha..
be ihould DC happy 70 wait upou his fr;sn.,
He Hkswile will entertain tirar,s-s -~.-
travellers as ulual. From the central G,,,,a
of his houie, he hopes for fhare IF their
ronage.
N B. A number of Cen,len- en- can h
commodated with Boarding on realor,S,.
terms. SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
Ness5sryp0rf, Aera 20: nEJ
10 Be- JoI al PA5he Yrssae, on so Afo w, 9..r
isf az Psefamfjcet Fall, = Fll,g.a tg. \, w.
iafs DusAisg bs4s Of SrsaB HlEy, " r,iy
Fat17sAfb. 1Dido-O, dsregfl4,
A IL the Perfonal Ella,e Of ra;d drcs.f.d
: committing OF all the Houfehold Furn;,ure
among which 70 number of Feather Beds -
AgS--A Horie, Chaile, and Harneis ore Cow
one yearling Steer, one Hog, and variety of
other articles. Sale to commence A. Ia
O'Clock A. Al,
SAM. =. HUSsEr, EsSn.y.
Po,fiaa5, 6J Mo. 1915, 1910.
N B-Any perfon purchaiug 10 the III
mount OF twenty dollars may have a liberal
credit, giving satisfactory furety.
Taken far fa1eS, and 7viH BE- 6Ll at
Public tendile, on AIONDAl-, tie
23d Of july next, at fUe 5'cl3ct X,
~. On the premJf5,
co much Of Nathaniel Freemzn's Land "
- Hay on iaid land As will paw The take AID
colt. Said land adjoins land belonging %
Abner Bagley, in Cape Elizabe,h.
Z DYER, Cd, CoRst7os.
Cope ELzabe.b, 74ne 10, 1910.
Wanted 70 bargain for Briggs Frame, Or
part OF Frame, about l55 cons burfhen, fvr
which Cath will be given
EZEKIEL x CALEB DYER.
Cape EhSabsf6, Jane Is.