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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-09

hTOTICE'-Notwt hstsnding the death OF vi.
IN Andrew Nicolson, the firm Of Nlcoson
Heth 6. Co will continue (tgreeabiy to thei. al
ticies Of co.psrtnery) until the first Of January
next, when il will expire In the mean time, the
business will be carried az usual, by TIE sur.
viying p&rtners, at their Office, in this place
All these indebted 10 that firm, or.to Eicolson
and Eeih. are desired to come forward and set
tie their accounts on before the first day Of No
vember next Otherwise, suits will be institu-
Ted, without Discrimination, against all those who
fail to- secure their respective balances Those
who have claims against the. said concerns will
call for payment Timely notice will be given O!
eehe firm under which the rieYy pear will com
mence, who will conthue to supply their custo-
with the choicest coal their prospect for the
ensuing year, being tina" usually hattSring.
II iRR1' HETH az.
BEVEkL1' RANDOLPH,
EDWAKD d. DIGGES
A.. Sester, Sept t1Nov
-o7r,. 70 II shall petition the next General
~ oiN BY 70 sell Tract OF Land, lying in
Il s,-,ans,,no county, Belonging to Richard
"fa'he' Lu'S''o' tVALTER FRAZER,
<.o,,.,, tte of Richard Brane.
w8w
NJOTICE-Th subscrib, mas se..l 'sl ~ tlc
IN Borough Of Norfolk, and e',aeu "is p ISc
tice of the Law He prsctises Ii. .e ET'ira, Z"
State courts, holden in the Borough % r'siCk :
and in the Inferior and Superior coI''.S % 'oe
counties of Norfolk, Princess Ann and (tanss
moud. HIS Office is but few steps from TIC Elk
ehange Coffee House.
Sept 81. st
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-03
Apalonia w alter,

Lexington street, two doors from Liberty
street, Baltimore.
To Thomas Paui, inventor q Tie csiaa6ia'i
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-03
Paul,s Patent Mfa5llbzs
COLUMBIAN OIL.

The Inventor OF this highly esteemed me
s5;c;ne is native Of America and the compo-
s;t;on is the production of American soil,
consequently il is ineysry sense OF the WORD
domestic, it is not pu6edup with numerous
train of pompods toreiga certihcases OF per-
sons from whom By the great distance that
separates us It's impossible to OBTAIN lhioi-
naation, therefore the pubIic has better secu-
rity for their money as there cannot DC the
least shadow of deception to cover his medi-
cine, for he simply appears before the com
munity with his invention and an eSpetinieAi-'
tai detail of the various cases IN Wnich II Ie-
ally is so wonderfully efGcacious and III "hich
he is supported by the following ceHineassS'
whose names are not only subscribed but
their persons may also be conSuitea' oeih5
residents within the circle OF cur nelshooi-
hood. The following are the complains Ia
which the Columbian Oil has been iouha SO
xfs;cacious and rarely ever fails OF ehecting a
cure, viz Rheumatism, consumption, pans
! in any part of the body, but particularly ~
the back and breast, colds and coughs, tooth
ache, spleen, pleurisies, chollc, cramps, e@-
ternal and internal bruises, spralas ana iiesn
wounds, scalds and burns, whoopiDg cough
and murnps, aud dysentry and bloody n1A'
Group and the summer complaints In chii,
dren, and in aweak stomach that Is caused !.
by indigestion, aconstant sinking and loss 81
appetite, it viii act as apowcItul braeef 70
the relaxed fibre and restore tito It's proper
tone.
Ii seems as though nature hadraased II the
irst of the class OF al pectorais and expeceo.
rails for the relief of the breast and lungs as 1t
scarcely eyerfsils of removing obstructioH-
in either. particularly those who are tfou-
bled with pnthysick or ssthniatlc com P''l'tS,
who in the act Of Walking fast, stopping or
living down are almost suffocated, haiia tea
spoon fun of the Columbian Oil viii render
some relief inssantaneously, and II continued
sgreeably TO the dircctioss in sach cases VIII !,
prove radical cure. by producing the 1aA
power al imitation 10 the lungs and Tree eA-
pansion oftlse breast.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-03
NOTICE.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders
in the Ii title River Turnpike Company, will
take place on the first Monday in December
next, at the City Hotel, in Alexandria at
which time an election will be held for Pre-
sident, four Directors, and a Treasurer A
statement Of the accounts, together with a
report Of the progress of the work, will
be laid before the Company.
The Stockholders on the late subscription
are also notiGcd that the first instalIRent OF
SIS Ia on each Share by them respectively
subscribed, becom es due on the st OF Janu.
AIRY, 81, which they are requested to pay to
Jonah Thompson In Alexandria, on or before
that day. BY order Of the board of Directors.
Jonah Thompson,
Treasured. R. T, C.
October ~ eetlD.s
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eminent physician, who prescribed the lot
hath. etc. which were regularly attended to,
but without the smallest advantage. ! had
about nine ounces of blood taken from me,
still the complaint didnot give way In the
least degree. Il was then advised to try Pauls
Columbian Oil, but with very little hopes Of
succeeding when to my great surprise and
comfort, was sensible'of some c.,se IN my
hip on the first time Of amounting; the next
day the pain iii my back was abated the head
ache left me, and in tour days was perfectly
recovered.
Apalonia Walter,
Lexington street, two doors from Liberty
streets Baltimore.
To Thomas Paul, inventor q The Galam01an
Gill;
No. X.
Philadelphia, July 8, 1907.
BY your request, Go certify, tina, bad
been long time dangerously indiposed, and
was reduced 10 the lowest Stale oil weakness,
insomuch that my recovery appeared doubt
full my complains seemed to be ihtctlons
OF the breast and lungs-l could procure no
relief from inces SAINT coughing, Tor bleathe
without great p2in and difficulty f; when, by
the use of one phial of Paul's Columbian OIL,
my Distressing cough left me, every other
symptom was removed, and WAS restored
to an excellent state OF health, which / now
enjoy.
Kitty MsClain.
Corner of Spruce and Fish streets.
For sale in Alexandria by RICHARD #.
Lille, Abothecayy aud Druggist,
Falrjam STREET, first door beisw
King street.
Who has conftantly On hand,
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Drugs anc Medicines of a superior quality
by wholesale OF retail.
a l. s 9,
Nutncgs, mace, cloves, pepper, aisplce'
ginger, London mustard, alum, copperas,
madter salt pctre, chewing tobacco OF frst
quality, etc etc.
Il variey of celebrated Patent
Medicines.
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Five hundred tickets 10 he drawn each
day, end the drawing to co'hmence with the
ieas, possible delay
Pure hascrs OF 100 tickets q more, 10 b.
entitled to credit CT thirty days alter d'aw-
ing Of tits class, Tor notes, With approved
endorserS.
All prizes not demanded within SIX months
after the drawing Of tbs class, will be coDal"
dered as given up for tn pcMcht OF t19 Io.~
tery.
This scheme, it is believed, affords an
equal prospect Of gain to adventures WITH
any other which has been offered to the puo-
&c. Those who are Interested in the COM
merce ard agriculture Of The country adjacent
TO the Potomac and SEenandoah rivers baYe
additional Inducements to give their suDpors.
as the money to be raised by the LOTTERY Is
FOL, their immediate benefit and convenience
1t is also hoped chat the patriotic and pubic
spirited Will be disposed to countenance and
encourage a measure which has for its object
the facilitating ready and coavenient com
municalon between the western country amt
the Atlantic, tending TO connect the interests
OF the eastern and WESTERN states, and g
Derpetuate their union
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-03
PROPOSALS

PHILIP II. hacktin 6 Co.
Fer publishing ty subscr'pt'on a ne1O PERI
odlcal zvos,A, to be isyued quarterly, and
to be entitled
The American Review Of Hiaory &
Politics,
And Central Repository o Literature
and State Papers.
~g~HIS work viii be conducted under the
management of ROBERT WALSH, Jun.
ESQUIRE, & modelled upon plan calculated
to render it extensively and permanently
useful. It will embrace q review OF the pub
lie occurrences of Europe, and OK our own
relations with that quarter OF the globe an
examination ofthe parliamentary history and
domestic policy ofthis country an enquiry
into the merits Of foreign and native prccuc-
,ions-particulariy of such as profess 10 de.
lineate our own condition and character -
original essays and selections In every &c.
parlment OF literature IAN application OF
the principles of political economy 70 the
peculiar circumstances OF the United States !;
and collection of state papers, IN the form
of an sppendix, fitted to illustrate and to
confirm the facts and opinions advanced In
the historical and political circles.
CONDITIONS.
I. This work will lie printed on good
paper, in octave, and will consist of four
numbers annually, of at least two hundred
pages each, to be issued quarterly,
RI The first number Will be issued on the
1st of January 1911.
III. Price of subscription, six dollars per
annum, to be paid en- the delivery OF the Sc
cond number of every year.
w. Distant subscribers are expected TO
pay in advance, or upon the delivery of the
first number.
Subscriptions received by JAMES KENNE :
dy, senior, Alexandria.
November %.
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los. Carleton,
A~ent for the Potomuc Gem6anE
BRYAN Hampson. &. 20.

Have Just recei0edasd gGrrJ far o1''
10 hhds. and 50 barrels first quality sd3a'
80 do second quality,
lopipos old London particular Ma6e'f''
pipes and ,ierccs london market al
Is quarter casks Malaga VlNEa'
70 boxes :ipt Casdles,
2 bids. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe Old Ccgnac Brandy,
so barrels New England K'Aa,
20 doprime Whlskey,
10 chests Imperial,
10 do Young Tyson TEAS, OF this yea"
importation,
And selected for family use.
.4ISe, the best selected Flour 'or 20
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-03
Certificates q ITS efficacy.
No. I.


I do certify that have been ai!ing nearly
two years with hectic cough and violent
oppression at the breast. applied TO the
most eminent physicians and could get no
relief from nv low state OF health, patn |
got Paui's Columbian Gil, and found lmine,
tliate relief. take this method OF informing
the pubic of the efficacy OF this valuable ms
dicine, from the cures which have expert
4 enced---E thiak 1t an incumbent duty to ohef
the same 10 the pubic.
EhEha Seward,
Baltimore, No. IS, Water street, sign Of
Plough. Sept 1907
No 9.
hereby certify, that | hada cough and
pain in my stomach for upwards OF two years,
when / was recommended to Paurs Column
h;an Oil procured one phiai of that valua-
bic medicine, which has restored me TO
good state of health AGAIN.
Thomas Elliott,
On the Hoek's-sows road, near the turn
February II, 1909.
I have great reason to be very thankful tor
hs;n9 recoInmcne.edto Paul's Columbian OIL
= had been afflicted with violent pain IN my
back, so that / was not able to walk. pro-
cprel orc phial oEthe Oil, and received
immediate relief, and have been very well
eyer since.
NJ. B. had violenttoo ache about two
or three mouths apo, when dropped lew
drops of the Oil on some lint, and applied it
TO the too,h affected, and received iminedi-
ate relief.
Eleanor Elliott
No. A.
SIR,
comply with your request Of stating
& nv opinion OF Pau's Columbian Oil being
an efectual remedy for the letter worm /
have been afflicted with the letter in my hand
for u years, and have made trial OF many
medicines which have been Recommended,
but all to no effect. Hearing of Paul's CO.
zumbian Oil, about the 5th of January last,
proving an effectual cure for the ring worm
and similar complaints, | Immediately got
phial of your Oil and applied it agreeaoly to
1he directions for about two months sacces
{ siyely, when the letter left me and has not
Gnade its appearance since.
Susanna Purden.
81 n. B. NV Susanna, child aged twenty
xnonths and days, was taken about the mid
die of July last with violent cough, which
9he neighbors said was the hopping cough
gave her six drops of the Columbian Oil,
which gave immediate relief, and proved an
,effectual cure.
SarasOga-strest, Baltimore, Az al, 1909.
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was taken up as az cSh"{.
red and white IlEIl'ER, supposed to ~
near three years Old. She las a piece '" .a
from the upper side Of her lelt ear q 2" l''.o sd
out OF the lower sjdo--heT right CIR cfoPp, ~,
her face is brown from her eyes down"aE1I j,
The owner is requested to core f'rHaa w.
prove property, pay charges and take '''
way. rv,:.ay
Near Drinkers anil, Alex GU o,0
December J.
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CharIeS SInn1S, PYeS2deWL-
Jonah Thompson
John Mason. D"ec5-
Henry Foxall, oTss
William Steuart, J

May 26 law
NIB. Arrangements having been made 70
commence the sale Of tickets ccmprizing the
above Lottery, the public arc hereby inicrr-
ed, that I am now prepared TO receive pro-
posa}s from all sucn persons as may be DIS
posed to purchase, er Otherwise contract i6r
the sale thereof on commission. purchas
taking 100 Tickets, OF more, viii be cDutiea
to credit of thirty days after the drawing OF
the Lottery, on giving notes with appr0"e0
endorsers, negotiable at any of the Banks
within the District Of Columbia
JOS. Carleton,
IT,. f. H. pto.,,n (rj1 I9Nls
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
SHOE STORE.

Solomon q Thomas Boyce,
INFORM their friends and the Public in
general, that they have opened SHOE
STORE in Eff frfH, nearly oppofte the IN
dian Cbief where they intend keeping coma
pleie aforrment of Ladies, NIifcs aad Chi.
drens SHOES Of every deCcdiption.
They hkewIie manufacture BOOTS and
SHOES Of al kinds at the ihor,elt notice,
and on the mott Reasonable terms; where
they hope by their attention and ailiduny to
bulneis they lhal merit lhare Of the Public
Patronage Port!ass, APnH IS, 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01

III fbe Eg1 IF tie Bible. Iat~ance- Buiidirg,,
Exebaase f,eet,
LAVE juit received large fupply Of
1 Weens Life of Wellington, price one
dollar. The following is an extract from a
review of tins highly interelting work, pub
liilied IL rhe Panopih.-"I II has been fub-
ject Of juit complaint, thar in the lives of
Wellington which have appeared, there has
beeu 10 little of Biography and 70 much of
hiito-v thar we behold him only upon the
nage of public actic. and are not permitted
TO fee him in rhe prvase walks Of nfe. Mr..
Weems comes forward to fupply this defcen
ey. He has collected number of facts par
ricu'sriy relating to lac childhood and youth
OF the American Sage, and has Prelented them
to the public in fu,h an intereftine and fire.
Guen,ly comic dreis, thar il will require the
nioit iInmovable gravity of dilpoGticn TO pre-
ferve a,oihpoiure CT n.uicic in reading this
book. tJl,h hi, inirnitabie talent for humor,
it is happy Circumstance, that the author
has :gher objea than to excite laugh -
lie perceives the vaiue of religion and he
wiihes 10 rscomm-nd il by me example Of
Wsihington." SEPT. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
SEAMEN'S CLOATHING.
II Pieallnt Situation.

TOR fale in Gorham, an excellent FARM
: containing about 30 acres of fertile land
capable OF producing from IS to 80 tons Of
Engiih hay, and will yield as large flock Of
Germ, Grain, TIC. as any land in faid town
and if more agreeable, the Stock and Farming
Uten6s Said Farm has good Dwelling
Houfe and Barn Handing thereon, together
with convenient out houies, water, &c and
is lituated about miles from Portland, with.
in half mile from Judge Loagtell0zV's. For
terms, which will be liberal, apply to
DANIEL HUNT,
on the prenifes.
Gorham, May 81. (tf1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
REMOVAL.

9 AMUEL RICHARDSON informs bis
= friends and The pu5iic that he has reno
we'd from HIgh Street, and taken that large
and conmodlous houfe lately occupied by
MIR. Jeremiah odd in Marker fquare. where
he liould be happy to wait upon his friends
He hkswiie will entertain ftrangers and
travellers as nfral From the central fituation
Of his houie, fac hopes for fhzre of their Da,
tonage.
B. A number of Centien en- can be ac-
commodated with Boarding on Reasonable
terms. SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
Nezub@yPo,t, 1dpsJ Is. M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
EARM For SALE.

FOR iale, Farm in Cape Elizabeth plesf.
antly htuated on the Sperwink River,
bout ieven miles from Portland, containing
about ninety asfes OF Land, principal part
under good Improvement, with a handfome
young Orchard OF about one hundred Trees
OF excellent frui, ; good Houfe and Barn
and Tome valuable timber on laid Farm The
Stock and Farming UtenGs may b. had with
the farm-For particulars enquire Of Capt.
VIM. THOMAS, on the Prcmiies, or the fub
fcriber at his Office in Portland, No Long
Wharf. Z. CRFFI,Y
hf,H "a, 1910. tfl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
FOR SALE

A VALUABLE Lot Of LAND, Gtuated IN
: Portland, at the foot Of Spring fret,
few rods below that very valuable, cspacious,
and never failingcovered Fountain of the beA
Water in the whole town Said Lot extends
riHsty tzvo feet on the itreet Jun mentioned,
and }o'ty eight feet on Leve Lane, thus forming
a corner. There is convenient one ftory
Dwelling Houie on the fame, containing two
front rooms, a bedroom, kitchen, aud
good cellar. Said property being part Of
the Real Efate Of the ate widow Rebecca
Child; and might be made convenien, iiand
for Mechanic or Trader--For further mar
tIculars, inquire of ANSEL LEWIS. or
STEPHEN MLELLAN,
WHO are duly authorized 70 execute deed
for the fame. GG .Sla,. q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
of
Jonathan Tukesbury,

jonathan luKespury,
| INFORMS his friends and the public at large
that he has for faIe, at iaid fore
Mems, Women's, and Mihes' Leather and
Morocco SHOES, warranted good
HB1-A large aGorrment Of MOROCCO
SKINS OF all coiors-BINDING SKINS
BOOT TOPS, &c &c.
A%-SHEEp SKINS wanted, for which
4 generous price will be gwen, if good and
well iAved, which may be done in the follow
ing manner Always put on lime TO fetch
the wool Alter taking off the wool, waih
the KIN and put &C into falt pickle, flirring it
two or three times in the courie Of four or
tx hours, then hang it up in the ihade But
TO have them green is preferable
The Farmers, by paying attention TO the
above, may fave many hundreds of Dollars,
almoa as eafy as 70 throw their ikins away.
Portland, MaIsb ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
BOSTON Hat
Man1taanring Company
JOHN EiAHAN,

AGENT
FOR fe'iing their HATS in the DiGri9 os
Maine, ofIers for fsle,
lc cafes fuPeriine black Beaver Hats, wide
and narrow brims,
cafes Of drab Go. all Of which are NJ the
new fa!hion, light, and very nice.
Also
So dozen Napr Hats, 1T and "a quality
800 mems and boys FeIt Hats
Children's Morocco and Beaver HAS, large
aflortment
cafes Camels Flair Hats
ANY Hats bearing the Bottom larnp, will he
warranted 70 give the wearer l4tisfacior
they will ne fold whoieCaIe or retail, At ths
fame rates az by the Agents FOR the ComPauy
in Bottom.
The above fiock will liortly be much ID
created and kept conlfantly good.
Exebancs Street, s95oiai9r Msgr5 Quincy y
Baker. qzse .:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
IKE NOTICE. Z

WILLIAM JOHNSON, wifhes to inform
w his friends and cufomers that he has
furnifhed himielf with additional help in his
line Of buGnefs, 70 thar he can carry il on 10
better advantage TO himlef and cuaomers, at
his fhop in Fore areet, directly oppohte the
widow Fox's, Portland where ltrict atten-
ton will be given at all feafonable hours -
He therefore folisi;s the attention of all who
may with to favor him with their cuaom.-
He will alto wait on Gentlemen and Ladies
at their houles, at any hour He viii Iikewile
furnilh ladies Head Dreifee of the newelt
fafhion.-dDo, gentlemen: \, igs and Ties.
He keeps conlan;y On hand, Perfumery
of the belt kind, iuch as Pomarum, Hair
Powder, sc. &c ne Aauers himlef that
general ia,isfaction will be given and every
favor gratefully acknowledged.
N. B-Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes clean.
ed at ihor1 notice. Sept. "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01

ME the fnhfcIibers, beirg appointed by
the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Eiq Com
mihoners 20 receive and examine the claims
of the feveral creditors 20 he ei!ate of
JOHN THATCHER,
late Of Corham, merchant, deceafed, hereby
give notice, that ia months are allowed faid
creditors TO bring in and prove their claims
end that we will attend that fcrvice al the
office Of Eben. Mayo, Eiq Exchange freet,
Portland, on the fri Monday Of November
ne1t. The hfit Mondly OF January, and the
tirlt Monday Of March following from three
TIL i've clock n On each of iaid days.
LEMUEL WEEKS,2 ~
WILLIAM SWAN, CONN 1''nf'''
Potsznd, Sept. ~, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
Portland, Sept. ~, 1910.

He fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned. that ilIe has beeu duly
appointed and has taken upon heriolf the truit
Of sdniIsifsTatrix on the eitate of
JONATHAN PARTRIDGE,
late of Falmouth, in the county Of Cumber-
'sud, yeoman, deceaied, by giving bond az
rhe law directs-lhe therefore requeits all
perlcns who are indebted to the iad deceaf-
eds eisste, 10 make immediate paymesr and
thcfe who have auy demands thereon, to ex-
hibi the fame 10
LYDIA PARTRIDG.
Sl9f. l2, 1870
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01

w the fubfcribers having been appoint
ed BY the Hon samuel Freeman, Judge
o. Probate tor the county of Cumberland, 70
seceiye and examine The claims Of the leveraI
creditors 70 The eiiaie Cf
LEVI DRINKWATER,
late Q! Northysrmouih, al faid county, mari
ner, oeceaied, rep-eienIed intolvent, DO here.
by give notice, that f1 months from ths
sighh day Of Auguf alt. are allowed 10 faid
creditors 10 bring 10 ard prove their claims,
aud that we ihall attend that lervice at the
dwelling house Cf 5ssaissn N,Hltsa, in fsid
horthyaimou1h, on the ieccnd Friday of No
venaber neSt, aud he frcond FRIDAYS OF Ian
u2-y and February following, from two TO
Eve O'Clock p. M. each Of iaid days.
JACOB MITCHELL, , Cemzis.
JONATHAN MCULTON,S faas,s.
rtbya r7,AI5. Ss5t. IS, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
w ATCH- AKING.

Relief far The Dumb Q aRiaed Watches
RVGODFREY WHEATON, oppoGte the In.
= dian Chief, Exfta4gs f,es-who beg. leave
to allure ms town and country cuitomers that
ne ierved an apprentice ihip Of eighr years
with faithful and genuine workman-4nd
he fiatiess himielf, by exer,ing his bef abii-
ties ia bis proteffon, together with his perlon
al attention and regard 70 pur ttuality, that nc
ihali give iatisisdicn 70 thofe who niaJ favor
him viii. their eN.e3sA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
10 LET.

a ND pofedion given in October next that
noted lruation for 7aVern or Boarding
Hou;e now occupied by MIR. Jofah Paine
The Houfe is large and convenien, for either
of the above purpoies, with convenient OUT
houies and Stables that will accommodate
nearly City Hories.--For further particulars
apply to RICHARD MOTLEY,
OF this town, or MeiTrs TuomAs and EDWARD
hloTLET, Bgfss. If Aug 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01

I INFORMS bis friends aud the pubic. that
re mas tai-en the fore al the head Of Long
Wba.f, lately occupied by MIR. ASA PLUM
MIR, where he offers for fale, general az
fol tInent OF
Wsf-Lrdia Gods 81 Groceries,
cheap for cath or AOrt approved credit.
Portland, SEPT. 8, 1870. (6w)