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The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-31
Iuesdau, MNcA IL.

MIR. oa1vyer reported bill to alter the
times OF holding the dis,ric, courts in the
district OF North. h.Carolina.-Twice read.
Mr. Morro7v made sundry reports from
the committee OF Public Lands,whlch were
disposed Of.
Mr. Morrow also reported bill provid.
ing Tor the hnal adjustment of claims to
,ands IN the territories of Ohio and In.
drama, and Tor the sale of the public land, in
she Territory of Oreans.-Tw;cc read and
committed.
Mr. SMnccy from the committee an.
pointed to enquire into the state of the an.
ciens public records, made repor. recon.
mending measures to te taken for their &C.
eurltyi which WAS ordered TO be printed.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-31
D!lteillgei,cs.
). CAROLINA. CHARLEsroN, MARCH I6.

S. CAROLINA. CHARLEsroN, MARCH I6.
a gentleman arrived at St. Bartholomew.
from Antigua. just before the sailing O. the
Nancy, informed capt. Collax, that the British
had entire possession of all the West India Is
lands. After the capi,ulatlon Of Guatlaloupe.
Gen. ERNEuF had requested permission to come
to the United States, but was preremptoiily re-
fused, both by Admiral Cochrane and General
Beckworth, who determined he should be sent
TO England, together with all the French for
ccs at Guadaloupe, orsisling OF about 5000
men. Capt. CollaX was further informed thar
tie French Inhabitants were very much incens-
ed against Gen. Erncuf in consequence OF the
capitulaion, and Immediately repaired to one
oil the forts, which they galhntly defended and
kept possession Of until the l4,h of February,
when it was given up after much bloodshed.
The British, previous to going against Guala-
loupe, had rcnfo, ced their West India rcgim-
ent by nunlber Of recruits, taken from, the
plantations of the inhabitants OF the British Is.
lands, and had given bonds for the value of
them all OF whom had been cut to pieces be-
fore the fort which the inhabitants had taken
possession OF, after general Erneui's cap;tulati-
on. Gen. Erneut was said to have been SO
much ashamed of his conduct as to have passed
through the town to the British vessel in which
he was 10 embark WIN tHe UtlnOSt ScCTeCys
The British were observed from the heights Of
ST. Bartholointws. to take possession OF St.
Martins, on The 9Th Feb. withou, the least
opposition.
The prevailing opinion in the West Indies
was that Erneuf cspiluiaed under certain pleas
ing expectations, which have not been realised
-onc of which was that he should have been
allowed to come to the U. States, where it is
| said he has the principal part of an immense
property, accumulated since his government
| in the West Indies. lie is nov an Old man,
| and probably retirement in the Z. States would
be desirable to him. ltis pretty certain he will
not wish 70 go TO France again.
| The captain and purser of the French rriva-
tcer Superior had been on shore at ST. Bartho-
lomews, where it was currently reported as in
loi nation coming from themselves, that they
| had captured, burnt and sunk 81 British yes
sells but they treated Americans with the ut
mos, respect. The brig Eliza, Taylcr, Of this
port, was boarded by them on the 9th u'.
and treated politely. The captain ct the priva-
tcer informed capt. Taylor that he had cash c.
nough on board the Superior to ballast her,
and that he tleied al the cruisers on the West
India station. @
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-31
Pit.sburg. (Pa. } March 10.

FIRE. On Friday morning lass about
day break, the citizens of this borough
were alarmed by the cry Of fire. 1t proceed
ed from brick building in Wood street,
nearly opposite the episcopal church, the
property, we believe, OF MIR. Whltesidcs,
AN honest and Industrious mechanic. ! his
building, with three others. were entirely
destroyed before the progress of the flames
could be arrested. Nothing but the inter-
position Of benign providence saved
la rye portion Of the town from destruction,
AS the houses which surrounded those con-
snmrd were entirely frame. When the
fire first broke out, the wind was high ;.hut
it fortunately fell before the flames bad r's-
en- to their hight.-Mr. Whiteside, and
two or three olher industrious mechanics
have lost their all. 1t is not known in what
way the FIRE originated.
PemarkaJie.-A son OF Mr.. Charles
Stewart of Sedgwick, was employed lcw
days since il fallirg tree, one Of which IL
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-31
THE GAZETTE.
LEGISLATURE of Delaware.
NUMBER 6.

1THE following number. tho some time has inter-
vened since the last wa. published is not too late to
do good The subjects of its investigation are con-
nsessd with the deare. interest and rights Of the ct
zens of this state generally. but more particularly
with those cf the county Of New Castle we recon-
mend them to careful and consdcrate perusal-nos
that light and unreAectng reading generally given to
ephemera bicatons-but to a calm and dspas-
sionatc e1aininaion-a cool, liberal and candid in
yest;caton of the important truths which the writer
discloses.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-06
7uenty Dollars Reuard.

y AN AWAY Oh Friday tho 1T, inst.
~ a Negro Man slave named BILL-he
calls himself Bill P4yae, belonging to TITO
subscriber, living in Charles county, state Of
Maryland. The said slave is house servant,
waits and drives a carriage very well; he IS
- years Of age, S feet 9 inches high, small
face, handsome lively eyes, is very fu,d OF
strong liquor, phys on tho f:Idle-had on
and took with him one suit of blue nank:cas,
a dark cloth coat and ovsrslIs, two iscke.s Of
Benefits cord. two India cotton shirts, one
with rnfl:s ono pair Of good boots, one h.s
half worn. and sund:y other wcsripg a,rwrrl,
not sufficiently known TO DO we'll described.
The said slSss took eddie with him, md it
is expected tha, hs iu.eads to no 20 Fyederi,k
Town (hiaryls'd,. The above reward will
be paid for securing the sid slavc IL any
public jail, and Reasonable charges v brought
10 me IN Charlie, county. -,
Priscilla II. Courts.
January - (EI w. essv.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-06
Passed February 1st, 1910.

BE it enacted by the general assembly,
lha. the act pa I'd the thirty.6rss day of
January last, entitled "an act concernirl
executions, and for other purposes" BE-
and the same is acreby declared to be and
remain in force until the thirtv.first day of
May and no longer Provided always, and
be it further enacted, that nothing herein
contained shall operate, to take away or
innair any security given or right vested.
under the above recised act, but that all Of
them be, and they are hereby maintained
and enforced ; and that each aad every re-
medy provided by the said act for the pro.
secu.ion of such rights and securi.ie. shall
be and they are hereby rendered perpssu.
nj.
4fn Be it further enacted, That in al cases
where under the sixth section Of the above
reeited act, bond shall have been given to
Eu proceedings upon any deed Of trust,
saeh bond shall be, by the trustee, obligee
or assignee, his or her executors, Or admi.
nis,ra,ors in whose possession such bond
shall have been given to stay proce. diugs
upon any deed oil trust, such bond shall b.,
by the trustee, obligce or assignee, his or
her executors, or administrators 10 whose
possession such bond may be, returned 10
the clerks Office o. the superior or interior
cur, Of that county il which the deed Of
uust was executed or recorded, and the
clerk Of tia. cour. only shall have power
to issue execution upon such BONDS.
This act shall commence and b. in force
from and after the passing thereof. "
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-06

anu DC SuO1cCt &c" tus neS rSS"assSe - % ~
offence had been misunderstanding this
commonwealth. If any perspn shaif leave
this state with the intention tefsEiyiug or
receiving challenge 10 fyhta duel, or Of
aiding or abetsing, in giyHe or reeeiyirn
such challenge, and a dueLskaii actually be
fought, whereby III. death of any person
shall happen, and the person 90 Leaving the
state shall remain thereeut, 90 ~ TO prevsrs
his apprehension for the purpose Of trial /;
or if any psrssn shall fsat duei IN This
state, or aid or abes shertia, whereby any
person shall be killed, and then Zee into
another state 70 avoid hi. trial, in either
case j, shall be ia: duty Of the executive,
and they arc hereby directed 10 adop. anu
pursue III legal steps % cause any such of.
fender TO be aPprehended ard hroush, 70
trial, in the. county where tue offence was
committed, when the duel shall have been
fought within the state-and when it shall
have been fought without the state, thsu in
that county where, in the opinion of the
executive, the evidence against the offender
can be best obtained add produced upon
his tri>l.
Be it further enacted, That it shall be
the duty OF the auoinies Of the cemruon-
wealth for the county courts to give infor.
nation to the executive, Whenever case
shall arise in their counties respectively,
which will render the interpretation of the
executive authority under this act, necessa.
~. And the said a,tornies, either a, the
first quarterly court of their respective coun-
ties afte, the commencement of this act or
at the time Of their acceptance of their Of
fees, where they shall hereafter be appoint
ed, shall take the following oa.hs ~ do
solemnly swear, or affirm, Gas the case may
bs) that ] will, to the best Of my judgment,
execute the duty imposed on me by the act
for suPpressins duelling-S> help me God.
And be it further enacted, That all wo, Dis,
which from their usual construction and
common aceepsasion. are considered As in
suits, and lead to violence and breach of
the peace, shall hereafter be aes;onable, and
no plea, exception or demurrer shall be
sustained in any court within this common.
wealth, to preclude jury from passing
thereon, wso are hereby declared to be',he
sole Judges Of the damages sus,ainet..-
Provided, that nothing herein contained
shall be construed to deprive the several
courts Of this commonwealth from granting
new trials as heretofore.
This act shall be in force from tho first
day Of April next.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-06
SALEM. Yanparu Is.

We ought tolbs convinced that the navy
Of Great Britain 10 an engine Ut injustice,
tyranny and cruelty towsrds this country I,
and the only obstacle 20 that perfect free
dom of the ssas" which tits the unesasing
effort of Bonsparte TO estabhsh--aos; only
because il is continually deneunced 10 our
papers as such, but more especially a, we
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-06
NORFOLK. January 81.

Arrived this mornins ,irtnt Cadiz, IL.
schooner Ann Ballard. Captain Lonsdu,
This yess.lt left TIE pott of Cad;z On N.
22d Of December, bit Capt. l.. wa. No,
on shore tor ten DAYS !,eio,t b. sailed, anil
bring, pal,ersnsiy TO the 1e,h D-c=m,m-
with whisi,; csps ain L.,h.< favored u,
They contain nothing 81 ;,rrortsnc., ~.
cep: adl- ssses from he government to III. |
people on the presrn, s,stesst Affairs, which
are too lang for translatiod and insertion in
this days Ledger, ,sses,..zas... j.
Captain Lanedon says, tina, il was 70.
por,ed thai, .hr French were within The %
20 leagues of Seville, and that the Bri,isa
army would Immediately svaeua,s Spain.
.r.. POSTSCRIPT. ~
Our parer was i.wl ready for press, uh q
the ship Betssv, capt. Wasson, arrived IN
4oidays from Lisbon BY capt Watson We
were politely favored with files Of Lisbon
papers TO the 19.h of Dec. from which a..
have not time to procure TRANSACTIONS iw
this paper. We understand that nothing
import.nt had occurred; accounts from the
British army a, Badajoz are published TO
the 18th Of Dec but we dc not know what
they state. x
From paper of the 10th Of December
We procursda translation Of the following
article: .l4....-.t.. =.
.LIsIox, Dec. is.
The dav before Yesterday the British
packet arrived here. bringing London in
diligence to the 29th or Nov. The 'ar,i.
cles Of the most interest are ~ follow.:
Official intelligence has been received Of
the destruction Of a Preach squadron, which
has been communicated by lord Mu.uray,
to- the lord mayor in the following letter.
Admiralty Office, 2ssh November, 1909.
My Lord, i..... }
have tie high Satisfaction to inform
your L"rdship, tia. dispatches have been
. received from Lord Collinywood, dated The
aCh'of last, and ist of the present month.
which announce that French convoy,
which sailed from Touon on the alu of
October, destined for Barcelona, composed
OF ; ships OF the line, 2 frigases Of tho
largest class. and : smaller, with 20 arm.
ed Transports, laden with stores and am.
munision, hsi al been dessrosrd, wi:h the
exception Of the smaller frigatrs. TIE
ships Of war were destroyed on the coast,
and the armed transports by the koav Of
the squadron, nnasr the command lieut..
Taylor, in the Bay of Rosas, OH the lss
inst. am sorry Wssv ths. in this sacc.s.-
:ui and INTREPID entrrpr.ze, that IS Of our
men were killed and IS wounded. have
honor To Be, &c.
MULGRhVE,
To the RICH. honorable the Lord Mayor.
The Lsndon PAPER Of the 29:h Novena-
Der ssys, that BonspArle had announced to
,hs kings Of S.xony and Wsstphalia. shsn
az Paris, ,ha: h: has determined to assume
the title ol Emperor OF Germany. .
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-06
VALUABLE PROPERTY q !.
TORS h l. f., 3
A three story HRlCk WARP.

a three story BRICK WAR;
HOUSE: c, tho coInertf Union anil Pri,,ss.
streets I as feet front upon Prince. Ind ~
feet inches fro:t upon Unkr,.arset. De.
eup:ed by Jonathan and )and Nsss. >
A HOUSE and LOr occupi.
ed by cob Lssp !; this 10, front, :. fec.4
iach:: on Unipn.strcet. and % Zee, D iSehss
on 20 fee. alley il viii I've .s.d .ai.oy sthSr.
or divided as my best siit p,ircl' ,.sts.
"A vacant Ls)T4 binding .oAl
Duke. Patrick, and Noli. sIrss,s, ising 80.
fourth off, wlasrs:: -. =! ISL So
fsrtsrms apply 10 4.
I. ~. John lanlisy.
sn'. ". = a.sx I
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-06
EXECUTION LATI,

fin act to continue in force for a limited tive,
an act passed on the thirty: first dav O
January last, entitled " 81 act toncrrn.
mS executions, and for other purposes.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-06

The Lsndon PAPER Of the 2oh Novena-
Der ssys, that Bonspnr!e had Announced to
,hs kings Of S..xony and Wsstphalia. .,hsn
az Paris, ,ha. h: mss determined to as.ums
the title ol Emperor OF Germany. ...
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12
Neqy Goods, for Sale.
WILLIAM SMITH.

y ESPECTFULLY informs the Public that
~ he has for fale, at his Store bottom o. Fi6
Street, few doors from Mefrs Q4iney u Bs-
E9't, general adOrtment Of
Wef- India Goods and Groceries !;
among which are the folio wing:
SO hhds Turks Hand Salt-4o quintals beft
Dumb Table Fh--5o qaintals Pollock Fiji
-Cognac and Spanifh Brandy Hollands
and American Gin-Wef India and New
England Rum Hylon, Young Hyfon, Hyfon
Skin, Souchong and Bohea Teas, hrlt quality
White and brown HAVANA Sugar-Ma
Unique ditto-Cofee-Ch Ginger
-Pepper--Muftar and Cloves -
Frelh Calk and Box Raifns-20 bbIs frefh
Superfne New York Flour Sea-Inand and
Georgia Cotton--Loaf and Lump Sugar
( hhds frlf quality Retailing MolaGes-Fig,
Pigtail and Smoking Tobacco-a general az
fortment Of Iron Ware-Iron and feel Sho-
vels--a few Caiks tower proof Powder
Brunfhun Patent Shott-lndigo-Lo
Redwood and Futile Alum and CoPperas-
together with ANAL afortment Of
ENGLISH GOODS;
which he offers for fae as cheap as can be OBJ
tanned in this town or Bolton.
~ B Families that buy Teas from this
Store, may depend on its being the very fr(t
quality, if it is not they are welcome to return
il; and receive their money again.
(tf) Dee. IL, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12
Equity Of Redemption.
CUMBERLAND, S.

CUMBERLAND, SIS
Taken By Executi9n and 70 Be )6ld al
Public VendHe, on THURSDAI
the Jfyf day Of March next, az tqO5
gf the clock, p. N. on the bremiS5-
A IL the Right in Equity Of Redemption
which James Ranne has in and unto a
certain parcel Of mortgaged Real Eltate, flu
ated in Falmouth, in iaid county, viz Mac
keys iAaud 70 called, now in poftllion and
occupation Of iad James Rannie, with all the
buildings thereon Handing, privileges and ap-
purtenances thereto belonging.
EZRA GIBBS, D. SAerE,
Falasanfb, Fan. so, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12
MAINE SPELLING BOOK.

JUST Publiihed, containing a variety Of
words accented and divided, with moral
and entertaining Lotions, Tables, Sc.-To
which Is added Geographical defcription Of
the United States in general, and the Dinricl
Of Maine Ia particular.
Notwithstanding the number Of School
Books Of this defcription in print, the Maine
Spelling Book is in general ufe, and highly
approved Of in the Schools throughout this
Diltrict. Ia many refpeGs, is better calculated
for initruction, than any other Spelling Book /;
being CHEAPER, and correctly printed on gcas
PAPER containing great variety Of Lelfons
IN Spelling and Reading; and the arrange
ment and diviGon Of the matter is fuch as
greatly to ksDsH tie ka5or Of the mater, and
facilitate the progr f Of the learner in ac-
curing the rudirnents Of the EngIifh language.
The above-Book may De had in fleets By
the hundred or thoufand, or bound BY the
grofs, dozen, or Jingle at the Book fore, Of
ISAAC ADAh6S & STEPHEN PATTEN.
FJB Street, Portland, on advantageous terms
Sold ALTO, by CHARLES MErcALF, BATH
JoHN BATsoN, Wl}lagcf-EzEKIEL GooDALE.
Hotie70eA, and by Traders in the Country
Dse. ii. (3ml
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12
Iohn Prichard,

INFORMS the public tina, he ma, oFened 2
1 fore at the Hay-market oPPo'ie tile %
lumbar Tavern, where he offers for rae
". T. Goods u G,vceries.
Flour--Corn --Rye-Oats- In
dian and Rye Meal, &c.
AM-sooo VT. or Live Geefe, Sea Fowl
Rua;a and Lifbor FEATHERS, All Of
whirh he viii fell a. low for Cath or Coun-
try Produce, as can be purchafed in the Dh
tr;tl az Maine wholefaIe or retail.
a. Bedticking, Matrafes, &c.
made at the nlorte(f notice.
Cab paid far Hating and SblRPmg
FURS.
January e: VD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Brunfwick C1tton Manuiac-
tory will be held at the Building Of faid Man
ufa6tory, in Brunlwick, on Tuefday the TWEEN
tieth day Of February next, at o'clock in
the afternoon, for the following purPoGes,
viz
To chooEe Moderator.
To hear the report Of a committee, ch0ien
to make BY. Laws for regulating the Corpora
ton:
To vote fuch fums Of money as fhall appear
necefary to defrav the exPences Of the eRab-
lifhment.
To agree on mode Of calling future meet
ings, and to pals fuch votes As fhall appear
conducive to the in,erelt Of the corporation.
BENZ. j. PORTER, 2 ma:
JOHN PERRY, Jun, A''''"''
BrmfyicE, ian. IS; 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12
FOR SAFE.

a BOUT one mile from Portland, on the
: road leading 70 Stroudwater, four acres
Of LAND, under good improvement, with a
large two tory Dwelling Houie, So by So
feet, well finifhed and Barn 81 by 80 feet
Il is an excellent aand for buhuefs Of any kind.
Said property will be fold very cheap, aud a
long pay day given for part, if wilhed CT
Farm would be taken in the country for
part pay. ANY perfon willing to make a
good bargain, will do well 60 apply loon to
the fublcribers, living on the premiles
WISWELL & RICHARD.
F1Lrso1tB, FsB. S, 1910. nD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12


Taken By Executisn and 70 be Eii at
Pubic AH6fisn, at The Dwelling
H9yE Of .fnas5 MicbaeLf, in BrugE
7vick, on Saturday tie third day gf
Ilarcb next, at ons 81 the cloch
Il. III,
A IL the Right in Equity Of Redemption,
a which Daniel Doughty has in and to the
following mortgaged Real Ela;e, G,uated in
Brunfgick, a,si deicrbed as follows, viz
Northwardly by Merrymeeting bay EsIt-
wardly by land Of Iohn AndFews jan. and
Stephen L2rrabee Sonshgardly by land Ct
James Curtilss Wefterly by land Of Janss
Michaels; containing fifty acres, or there.
ahnuis, aud j. the land OF which the fsid
Daniel Doughty now lives, with al the Busld
ings, privileges and appurtenances thereto
Belonging.
JAMES DTNSMORE, Dep. SbeiF
Ryv-f+rfcE, Tgz p, 1870 (29)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12
WILLIAM M'LELLAN. Iun

INFORMS his friends and the public, THAI
he i now opening large afortment of
Sc ASONABLE GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE-black, blue, bottle
green, brown and dark mkt Broadcloths-
black, blue, brown and fawn KerGmeres-
bottle green Queenicloth-bottle green, blue,
fawn and crimfon Peiece cloths-plumb and
black Peliece Velvets-red, green, black and
white Flannels-ditto Baizes-ditto Bomba
zetts and Wildbores-Patent Cords-aHort.
ment of Veihngs-men's Velvets-Fearnauts
and Coatings-Foreft Cloths & narrow Plains
-Blankets-Linens-Sh Cottons-India
Cottons-black, white, and plumb Cambrics
black twIll'd GO-a large afTortment Of
Misunderstanding, Pertains, Modes and Sat
tins-cottou ShawIs and Hdkfs.-- CameIs- hair
long Shawls-fgured Turbans-brown PA
tillas-cotton Sewings--Silk Twilt-fewinR
Silk Ferrits and Ribbons--fhort fix Gloves
velvet Bindings-Dimities- Cacoes-Stuff
Goods Of all coours-worlted Ho6ery-mo-
rocco Shoes--beff of fix work'd Buttons
A1so---Knives and Bellows-Pock.
Ct Spettacles-Patent Lamps-Shov.
els ard Tongs- Pins and Needles lsftic
Knitting Needles-Spoons- Thimbles-MuFs
and Tippets, &c &c--alI of which he will
fell very low, and invites Purchafers TO call
and fec for Themselves.
Sim I5 1R
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12

WE the fubfcribers having been appointed
by the Hon. Judah Dana, Efq Judge Of
Probate fer The county Of Oxford, to receive
and examine the claims Of creditors 20 the
eltate Of BENZ TEhGUE,
late Of Turner, in faid county, deceafed rep
reiented infoivent, do hereby give notice that
three months are allowed 10 fad creditors 10
bring 10 and prove their claims, aud thar we
ihail attend 70 that iervice at the late Dwell
ling Houie o. faid decealed, on the facond
Monday IN January, and on the fecond Mon
day 10 February and March next, from one
TO I'VE of the clock ID the afternoon.
LUTHER CARY. D Conr-H
DANIEL HUTCHINSON, { Ioaert.
Deee176-, l5tL, a. u. 1909 IF 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12

NOTICE i hereby given thar the fubfcri
: Der has been duly appointed Adminiltra-
tor upon the eftate Of BENZ TEAGUE,
late Of Turner: in the county Of Oxford, yeo-
man deceafed and has taken upon himlef
that truit by giving bond a. the law directs /;
and all perlons having demands upon the er-
tate Of the faid Benz league, are required
TO exhibit the fame aud al perfons indebt-
ed 20 the faid eltate are called upon 10 make
payment to DAM FUTILE, Aduinifyao D.
T-"Aey, Dee. -, 1909 IF 5)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12
In additional hf9y 9 Go9dS.
George Hill & Co.
No. 6. MUssEYs Row

No. O. NUSsET NUWI
HAvE juft received, and are now opening
l 1 an additional fuPpIy Of GOODS, among
which are
super6ne B-oadcloths Caiimeres VeIvets !;
velveteen. Tabby vevets; Bombazett' /;
Calicoes; Ginghams; Scotch plaid ditto; cor
ded and fancy figured Mullins (; Seeded and
lace ditto; Diaper; Napkins; Table-cloths
very ltout Briufh Shifting; double Florence
Luilrinss; Cotton and Thread Laces Cot
ton Shawlss
Coos and Vermont Bills taken at dilcount.
Feb 5. 1870
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-12
OIL g CANDLES.
Bachelor Huhey,

Bachelor Huhey,
0Spette he Indian Cbisf Ee frea,
LAS for fale, on Reasonable terms,
l25 boxes SPERMACETI CANDLES,
4 calks SPERMACETI OIL,
Of an excellent quality
NIB The beil Of SPERMhCE7I OIL,
fold for one dollar per gallon
Cufomers are respectfully requefed to call
at the 6gn Of HussEY u WINsLow.
Nop, IL,