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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-15
NEw-YoRK, July 6.

Arrived since our last the following vessels
from Ireland :--Washington, West London
derry, IS days, 119 passengers Friendship.
Harrison, Ninsale: Beiisarius, Morgan. Dub
lin, - days.
Inc unfortunate circumstance of the lat
ter having met with the British ship of war
Atalanta, on the Western border of GEORGES
oank, has been announced in other papers.
among the multifarious acts of British cru
city there will be found few to equal in afro
city the forcing from on board the Beilisari-
us OF Irish passengers, consisting of men.
women and children. A gentleman by the
5eisarius gives us most feeling description
OF tins distressing scene: the shrieks of the
unfortunate parties, on being dragged into
the boats-the lamentations OF the aged par
ents who were left behind---thc wife clinginp
10 her husband--the child grasping the knee
OF It's more than distracted father, on giving
up his last hope provide for his little ones.
and doomed to serve his tyrants-all con-
triouted to render the scene truly one of the
most distressing which ever occurred
Here it may be proper to mention some of
theezpressions ofthc pirates when they board
edthe BeLisayius &c Come along, YOU shan't
go into that damn'd republican country we
are going to have slap at them, one of these
days and You shan't be here to fight against
us; you must go and live in Halifax-we
snail suffer no more emigration to that dam'd
democratic country--nto the beats, we'll
give you roast beef to eat, which they can't.'
ouch are few CT the expressions as commu-
nicated to us; yet we are concerned to state
that we have met with some who Justify this
lniqmtous transaction, on the ground that
those passengers who were token did not
Clear out or pass the custom house. This as
sertlon we are authorised to say is false. as
Their names were on the custom house re-
turn-some small children excepted. In the
list OF passengers will be found the names de-
slgnated OF the unfortunate people who were
On Thursday last, the thirty-ffth anniver-
sary OF our Independence was celebrated in
this city with more than usual splendor. The
troops upon this occasion appeared to greater
advantage than at any former period within
our recollecton-and,t TO take them as body
We doubt whether a similar number can be
found within the United States, of equal an
pearance or discipline. We remark. with
pleasure, that we had never Witnessed iov
SO general, upon any former anniversarv.
he thunder fcannon---the noise ofthe mus
ketiy--the merry bells--and the splendid
professions, all seemed to speak the exulta-
ton OF jubilee of freedom, Notwithstand-
ing the excessive heat of the day, every hu-
man being III the city appeared to be abroad.
and the streets were consequently grounded
almost TO suHocation. The public exhibit
obs m the evening were Of the first order and
attraction. May every future anniversary Of
tins day, find us equally happy, free and indie
pendent.--IlOrn. Pest.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-15
RosToN. JuIy e

BosToN, July 6.
Massena has been quick in following Ncy
lw1th whom he had quarreD to Paris, no
doubt for the purpose Of telling his own sto-
ny Of disasters to his master.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-15

has been very greet, destroying ali the fen
cling, and doing much damrge in other re-
sspects-Capt. M lrbury, at the upper ferry,
mas been considerable sufferer The wiGd
and rain were very severe at Washington
City, but we believe there were TO lives
lost, as has been reported.
Yesterday afternoon little daughter of
Mr.. Charles Mankin of this town was run O.
yer by dray, owing to the carelessness of
the driver, "a free blackman,) ne was com
mitted to jail fer further trial, the child hav-
ing since died, a coroner's inquest viii be
held, when the case WILDE more particularly
investigated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-15
July 8.

On Saturday a. p NJ. the Thermometer
in the same place. stood one degree hieh-
er than It has for the last 10 years, and was
on the rise. 1t was al 90.
AZ the solicitation Of Col. Barclay. the
British Consul in this city, Rear Admiral
sawyer has released three impressed Amer
lcan seamen from on board the Gucrrier and
and Joshua Leeds.
The battle Of Albueras was produced by
manoeuvre of Marshal Sonlt, who sudden
" marched IRON Seville, with the hope of
attacking General Boresford While before
Badajoz but the latter having received ear
" Information of bis plans, raised the sieee
without sustaining any loss, and marched To-
wards Albueras, about fifteen or twenty
iniles " advance, where lie formed a Juno
ton with Gems. Castan9s and Blake s,,d
where he was Immediately attacked by
Soult y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-15

and falsehood-yct kqfAi,g descriptive OF
the Commodore's bravery--his great sens
oiilty--and ms humane and generous heart.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-15
WAsH1NcroN CRY. Julv Q.

Brig. Gen. WADE HAMPTON reached this
city on Friday last.
From London papersreceived at this Office
we extract the following French account of
the affair OF Figueras, ofwhch we gave the
English and Spanish accounts il our two last
papers
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16
EDWARD HOWE,

UPHOLSTERER,
NOULD inform the public that he has
removed into his former ffznd, Tit
combs Buildings, Middle ifreer, where he
offers for fale the following Goods--viz.
UPHOLSTERY,
Confffing OF Chintz, Fringes, Laces & Tafels
for Curtains Sofas Ezly and LolIing Chairs !;
Hair Matrafes of all Gzes cotton Bedtcking
of all prices and CT hyperion quality 1000
pounds of beif LIVE csEsr FEATHERS; Rn(-
Ga and common FEATHERS, very tow
PAPER ANGINGS.
American and EngIifh Paper Hangings OF all
prices and OF the beli quality, with Borders
10 match.
LOOKING-GLASSES.
Elegant gilt framed Looking Clafes, of all
fzes, with bronzed work Mahogany framed
Looking Glaf7es of different Gzes DreH6ng
Clslres and Dreffing Tables.
MILIiART GOODS.
Elegant gilt and plated cut and thrift Swords;
gilt and plated Hangers; long and lhort fix
Saihes; worried ditto; elegant Pumes, Of all
kinds, Gzes, and prices; gold and FLYER Epau.
bets; yellow and white tinlell ditto; gold and
FLYER Hat Taheis gid and FLYER Sword
Knots Bands aud Taileis Gold Velum Lace;
gold and lilver Prufhzn ditto; gold and hlyer
Cord.
CHASE LACES.
Elegant aGorfment Of broad, feaming, and
paiiting Chaife Laces, at factory prices !;
Worried of different colors
" B--The Upholfery Buhnefs 10 execu-
al al ZEE l.r,orhea ,,f,,at
~ Cath given for Oxen and Hor(es coarie
Hair. (6w) Settenrtsr 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16

THE Creditors Of the Efate Of NATHAN
DAVIS, late of Portland deceafed, and ali
concerned, are hereby noticed that Notes DA-
vis, AtminiGrator on the Eitate Of faid decea
fed. has exhibited to NE his account Of Ad
mInistraticn; and alto aclaim against faia ef-
tzie amounting to ievsa hundred and firty
one dollars, and ;l.at the fame will be confd-
cred az Probate Court TO be holden AZ the
Registers dice, ia Portland, on the a Il Wed
neiday Of Septembers inst. as ten o'clock A.
M; when and where they may appear and
make their objecttion to faid account aud
claim, If any they have;
sAM'L FREEMAN, Judge PROB.
,YeSf m 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16
1Dle0,

III SaFd'aia, V1cfo, 1BiMiacl, King OF Sici-
ly, futi Of years, and overwhelmed v i'll sor
row : lie was subsidiary ofEngiAnj.
In Morgisown, Miss I,AyryIA RoULs.
TONE. very ..nlsblc Young lady, nv, 90
Killed by liglrening The des,h OF Miss X.
sifards an inte estlsg cautiJnt0 the lad 'es :
She had been IN tic practice Cf wea. ing
those death InvileIs fashionahly called cors
. Icls hraced with steel, which attracted The
Y, hnIns and was scattered in all directions,
als'gllng her bodj in most shocking man
a. III A few remarks here may not be
improper C0tslcs, when used 10 CON
press the body, are At best but absurd and
and ridiculous, ii not scandAlons effects are
easily to b. seen IN all who use them....E y
Wy person The least acquainted with the
hun ~ frame viii readily confess that ruin
Gus consequences to hea ia E,ust follow from
wearing tIese squeezing shape formers,
even when composed with gcha.e6one but
when ste.i ) called IN 10 aid ia the destruc-
zion uf he .lsh aud life, it is truly reprchcn.
siole and alter the fair sex shall haze
learned this recent, grievous catastrophe,
il is Hoped they wilt lay aside their corsters,
aad pcr..lil ye0oa serse and nGfzrd. shape to
take sae lead IN preserving their health
isss and uselutlness--srd IN doing which
h~y may depe.id upon receiving INCREASED
esteem from every mon q sgnse ani feel.ns
Ii WAfesford, 90 tie evening Of the Sh
inst Hanalbal HSmiins Esq. aged 40yexrs
High Sheriff oi OxiJrd county.
III ,his town, Capt. Elliot Deering, aged
"a - Mrs Eliz4nes alokes, aged 25-Mr
,.fL
3 MIR. william H0oler, aged Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16
EVENING SCHOOL.

THE fubfcriber's Evening School will COM
nence Til Evenirg, for insrruct.ng m
the uiuaI branches Of eaucatipu and he
hopes still 10 nleris the confidence o. his en-
ployers Terms four dollars per quarter, in
Guiding Candies, Pens. &C Al the lame
fchoc win be laugh, Nav CATION, Surveying,
Book keeping, Lamar ObIerva,ions hy Dunn's
Linear Tables, and Mr. Rockwells iystcm
of Pcsnlanllip, by a pupil Of his.
WILLIAM MOODY.
C,h,x~fe. Tc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16

his qualifications, unless II were permit
ted 10 mention the circumstance, that,
II any adequate inducenest bad been
offered him, The Anthology was 10 have
been placed under his administration
with fair prospect OF its deriving fresh
excellence from hand, that had alrea-
IN invested ii With some offs finest or
naments. AS there Is 10 seal set upon
information from second sources, it may
not be improper 10 observe, that the as
sistance Of some of the best talents, that
we're engaged III the Anthology, is OK
lected In the proposed work with the
addition Of powerful auxll.arlcs. IL
may also be remarked, that il any stu
alton in this country Can be conceived
70 be suspicious TO the execution OF a
thing OF This kind, il seems 10 be Cam
bridge, which by the facilities the uni
yersity affords for the acquisition OF
ligh;s and the Intercourse of the learn
ed, ranks superior to every other aca-
drmical institution in America. The
origin Of Inc projected publication may
indeed with some degree Of propriety
ely be connected with the late choice
10 the Presidency Of Harvard College,
And if there b. any faith In genius or
any calculations are to be made upon
industry, there is every reason TO be-
lieye that the whole work will discover
no deficiency of either mind or mat
ter.
II subscritti0n f'atier as leff az Gfr.
PaEtens Bookstore, AIcha,ise- Street.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16

The arictu es on recent apotate" who
lives rot Ihouiand miies from the mouth OF
the nennebeck, are omitted for the preiens.
let tnois who are dfpoied, iscriEce principle
and consistency Of character for the take cf
lickicg up, dog like, the crumbs which fall
from lie Geo .cii Board-,hry Only render
theHieIves defPica5l. IN the view Of bo.h
pafIes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16

INFORMS his friends and the public thashe
has taxed Itaud ID Mr.. HvrTons Kew
brick flore, on Name nreet, AZ the head of
Green fireet, aud has opened an entire rea
flock, comprihag complete aforEmem
Vet India Go77r, Gr5csyles, &c.
among which are the following
Cogni1c Brandy " Holland Gtn
American do--Oid Jamaica Spirits
81. Croix and Antigua Rum ~
Madeira, Sherry, Libpn, Port and Malaga
WINES
ArniIeed-C ordiz!s--C Cider Vinegar
Hylon. Young Hyfon, Hyton Skin, Souchong
and Bohea Teas
Leaf, Lump, HAVANA white aud brown, and
Weit India Sugars
Welchs No I and 2 Chocolate
Chocolate Shells-Rice Ground do
Pepper-GsounG do-Cinger- Plmento
Box aud cafk Raft Turkey Figs
Caraw2y Seed Cauary dD--NurmeFs
Cioves--Ciunamon-- AHA Enei Muffard
Cayenne--OAt Meal--pearl BarIy-Currants
Jordan Almouds--Ground Nurf-Filbcrts
soy-Catiup-euave Ceiey-- Czpers
Olive Oil--Preierves---Wi ndfor * bar soao
NslhbaIls--Starch-m 81 dip't C4rSles
spermaceti Orl--Table Salt Entry Mats
floor Brufhss-- Brooms- -Seves--Indieo
Salt Pere-Ink Powder Spice Bi,ters
Powder, Shott and Fints-Log Wood
Red Wood-FulIic--AlI Alum. CoEperas
SulPher-Roli Erimitoue
Cotton and wool Cards--Flour
Clear PORK --CofFee-Mo!afTes
4d, Cd, lOd and God Nails
Bees Wax Bakery Tallow--Coiton, &c.
--LiEezpife--
100 boxes 5eft brown Soap.
The above Goods are Of the frit qualitv
and will be [o!d on realonable terms.
Augn(l ~ n0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16

7 He public are informed that MIR Ma
THAnIEL WRicHr. is engage9 as Pre-
csp,oT, and will enter upon his duty the irit
day Of october merit. He is recommended by
Mr.. Adams, who formerly had charge Of the
inftiIuticn ThA price of tuition il FIVE dol
'ars per quarter. Those who may incline TO
.end Scholars are requefted to make appiica-
ton TO Judge FREEMAH, az niuai.
Psstlasd, Set IA, 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16


Proposals have been recently issued
at Cambridge for publishing by sub
scripiion anew periodical work, which
promises to supply and more than sup
ply the chasm, that has been left in the
literature of New England by the death
of the Anthology. 1t is 10 be called,
BY name perhaps not sufficiently spe-
cific, The GENERAL REPOSITORY AND
REvIsw. Il he publication is 10 be
conducted by a single person. The
general design Of the work is expressed
IN the Prospectus with htlle parade.
1t will consist Of two parts, a misceIla-
ny and review The miscellany lis
again TO be divided into TWO sections,
one OF which will be set apart 10 Theol-
cgy and the other appropriated TO Cen
Grad Literature. A considerable por-
tion of the former viii be devoted TO
Biblical Eriticism. rs The theology
of the publication is intended TO be
catholic, The editor means 20 conhne
his own sponoibii.y 10 the merits OF
the pieces. La the department Of geo.
ersi literature he makes no saving or
this kind. The object Of The Review
j. to embrace what we produce in this
country, as well as What we reprint
from Europe i VIII be followed by
a catalogue Of new publications toceth-
er with other literary and scieDJihc
intelligence. The work viii be pub,
lished qsarteriy3 accardisg TO the time
OF gestauon for periodical publication,
which IS supposed 10 unite the most al
vantages and avoid the most irconven.
FENCES. Each number viii contain
200 octave PAGES. ! re price II sub
scribers will be Eve dollars year, half
ofwhich is to be paid or The delivery
ofthe FIST number and that is to be
ISSUED on the 6rst VI next January.
The preiensions of the work are sta
led in the Prospectus with a degree Of
Gang foia, which is far from being In
cicatige Of the feelings Of the W tier.
That such work, il properly conduc-
ted, viii BE- ftI and va.uaole, there
Can be no doubt Whether the pre-.
sent viii be thus conducted, little can
be said in prospectus 10 enable any
one to determine. Some information
may perhaps be derived from other
sources. The Editor would willingly
give his name TO the public, if il would
De Of any help, which IL would not, to-
"afd forming judgment Of The pro-
DAoie merit of the work. This low
ever wiil by no means depend entirely
on himself, as he has reason 10 bope
Tor The assistance ofsome, whose names
are got equally unknown. His own
exertlons will perhaps be irnpeded, and
may faally be interrupted by causes,
which il l. not necessary to explain.
20 the preseM work however he will
devote his talents, such as they are, and
his txeftiohS, suCh as hs can make g."
As il migat be indicate 10 nlsntion the
name OF the edi.or at this period, it
aAgtt &c difficult TO convey as idea Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16
"A true copy of record.
AtEeft, n. SEWALL, Clfrk.

NNE the iubicribers having been duly an
pointed by Hon. Sia, Lee Ei9 - re-
ceive aud examine the claims Of the creditors
20 the eltzte Of
NATHANIEL CHURCH, Junior,
late o. Briitol, in the county of lance y, mar
Iner. dtceaied, leprelenIed lnloivens, do here
by give notice thai fix months are allowed 70
laid creditors 10 bring in Iheir CLAIMS and
that We ihaIi attend 10 that ieTvice at the
dwelling houle of Robert HnSlon, Eil ~
BriAol afcrsiaid, On Monday the Axle snth day
OF September mex, and on Monday the shIr
tie,h day of The fame month, and o.. Monday
the twenty 9th day Of November Ds-t, 4uu
on TueidAy the twsnty i,zth day Of Dceeal
Der next, from fUas 70 OK Of tbs cIc1k ias he
afternoon Of laEd days
ROBERT iiUSI ON? c1c
GEORGE REID,
D1fs3 7.ty I2, 1919 ~ ihN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16

After Oliver Cromwell had estab-
lished himself, as protector, many ap
plications~- ere made to him tor Offices
They urged their claims on account
OF the sacrifices and labors Ia bringing
about the then order Of things, and con-
soiidating the commonwealth. Crom-
well heard The merits OF their claims
with patience, at length answered them,
that the commonwealth of Rome was
once saved by Geese, but he never heard
that those Geese were made Consuls
For further particulars enquire of Gov.
Gerry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16

The Exhibition IN Fryeburg Academy
will be ON the 10th Of October next An
Grafton in the forenoon il expected before
the Academic Society, from joan GooDr-
NOW, Jun. In the afternoon, an Grafton
on Musick is expected before the III ms
Gram Society, from OLIVER BaAy, Esq
Portland. IN tie evening will be exhibi.e5
by the Students, the Weafhercock, The
Caaes'e, and Search afiey Hltpiness.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16

~ GRE 1T xENiEMBBRED, thar on
~ ~ the thirteenth day of Augult, A. D.
1911, and in the thirty lxth year Of the In
dependence of the UnHed States OF America,
a. Lymas J' Go. of laid Diftrief, have DEPOT
tied IN this Office the title of book, the right
whereof they claim as Proprietors. in the
words following, viz.
"The Scnoiar's Review, and Teachers Dali
ly Aiiiitant. Being compendium OF hrerary
and icientihc works, original, improved, aud
felecfed. Debgned as iummary resr0ipect
Of the principal and mott curious rules Of
practical knowledge TO be ased by the
Teacher in ,piirucfing and examining his
fcho.ars; 10 accomplish the tudent IN hio
clafiical ftudes; and 10 facilitate the aequiii-
ton and practice Of uieful and polite learning
to perions of every clals. BY DUDLgs LxAv-
TIT, Tsasbes ef Aa0t5smafiss, G's.
Multum in parvo.
Were all books reduced 10 their quintet
fence, many bulky author would make MS
appearance in Penny S9Ps, The works OF A..
age would be contained on few iheyes, no.
TO mention millions Of volumes thas would be
utterly annhilared. nsdJon"
Ia conformity 10 the act of the Congrels of
the United Slases, cuiitled An ACT for the
encouragement Of learning. by iecuring rhe
copies of maps, charts and books 10 the au-
shors and Prcprietors Of iuch copies, during
the times therein mentioned y and alo :" An
act entitled AN act supplementary 10 an ats,
entitled, /" AZ act for the enconl zgement y:
learning, by occurring the copies OF Iaaps,
charts and books, 10 the authors or propne :
tors of iuch copies. during t..e ZINES thsr eAn
mentioned, and extending the benen.s thereof
70 the arts # deGgning, engraving and elch-
ing hiltoricai and other pants
HENRY SLWALL, Clerk LjGs,5
Cssrt, Name.
"A true copy Of record.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16

ME the hblcrbeis Lsviog been appointed
w ty the Hun Silas Les, hiq AZ ieceste
and eraraine the cis MS cf tht w edlross 10 INC
ef!1e az GECskGE cox,
la.e ii Brinol, IN ihr county 81 l.'bcoln mar
insr, dscesFsd, reps ef nrtd iniolvtlt do lrrE-i
~ give ne,i1e sha tx months are sia"eo -
Gard crey.itois ID ursng il and prove ihetr
clam. ard thar w Dan attend thz' ielTise
al the dUs Ing AoUie Kotsrs f4ni''A -
Br.nul, "a NEOltay. Ite m eeuth tay IA -
e,nhYr neat. AID IN Moutay The tIHTuS y
Law t, + The ts1as month ard Gu Mio4ds7 =
wrnty nth day o. nc-sTnher East. ami g.
p~idey Ne ti,rJ NJ Gay 81 De'FTn''t' ntxf,
from 40 ~ lat o. - - - sstIreea 2.
AL gLaJi
GEGRGF RFlO.
hOgsPi ffNa fnN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16
Gasftte Stip Jarsos.
PORT OF PCR7LdED-l6fI

Sept. IA, arrived sloop Csty-Ann, Ban
chard from Boston--sloop Liberty, Moody.
from NcWbaryport.
Sept Is, Arrived brig Hunter, capt G zee
~, 81 days from Oronoke, with ram ard
.inoiasses 10 Newhsli q Watson : Brig Hun.
ter, cap, SAWYER, 81 days from Por,orico,
with molasse>, to Chad wick and Morton
Brig Ambition, capt X. Mutley, rs days
from ST Barts, with moissses and coffee -
ship Henry Moor, from Network.
Thu sdsy, Sept. ~. cleared az Tie Gus
tom House iii THIS own. ship Peace and
Plenty Cspt. j. Hail. ior Wilmington,
N. G.
MEMORANDA.
a l-ier from capt Smith, of,he ship Sa-
v&nnah Of Boston, dated on the banks Of
Newfoundland July IL, says" have the
pleasure to inform you that we are 50 far on
cur passage, after most sgreesble run OF
IL days. Isposc the big Doro,hea yester.
day, who informed me he had been boar
ded bya French iliga,e IN lac. 43, long "A
with sch in company, who had three or four
days before burnt vessel Belonging to N
York. II consequence oftbs / shall 60 as
far N. as so, before cross the long of45,
in order If possible 20 keep clear of them
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16

NATHANIEL CHURCH, Junior,
late OF Britol, ia the county rI IArccln rsri-
ner, derealed, arr has taken upon hert.h llIaS
tua By giving honds 80 lie lay dress and
All Peitcns hANs1g demands uqcn Ihe tiia'c If
the iald Nathaniel Chcrch jm are Il qusfsd
10 eyhibit The Jane and al reIso1sinGrbted
ID tie iaid ehale ATE called u.uA make
payment 10 JOHN Cox "A ssiri0,af y,
SIRE 81, leil q %
II B--I have ~ power Of attorney. fully
al, osiled Mr. Ma ;hsss CoruiI, r. Nob =
borough 70 trznlaA All hutineis isr ms ~ ny
I'd IL acHy a adminsh. ator on 'he &buv4-
nentiaae5 ella v hen Ans albert
toHN Cox
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16
SEPT ~. 1911.

THE fubicribern appointed by the Judge of
Probate Tor the county Of Lincoln, Com
miihoners 20 receive and examine the claims
Of the itveral creditors agsinft the efiate of
BENJAMIN JORDAN,
ia'e OF Ltbon, IN fad county, mariner, deceaf-
FL represented intoIvent, hereby give notice
that In months are allowed the creditors 10.
bring ia and prove rh:ir claims and thar we
ihail attend for thar purpofe at The dwelling
houfe of Samuel Smith, 10 Bowdoin, On the
fourth Thurfday Of September next, and the
FIVE following months, from tao O'CLOCK ".
To fx o'clock on each of faid days.
JAMES ROGERS 2 -
SAMUEl. SMITH, o'"N7l8'oHe's'
BOrojoin, -aggsa so 1911 lsI6)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16

uALF ca convenient two story Houfe
i i htuated in the north part of The town.
Said houle will afford iuiAble Accommodations
for large family, As il contains feven hnllhsd
rooms and other necedary convenience = En-
quire of ROBERT BARBOUR. Ny
Portland Sent is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-16
NDTHE 4

THE CoPzrtnerfhi- between PHItIp FAsr-
MAN and he fubicriber, of Saco saddlers.
Chaife, Harnefs and Trunk Makers, was dif-
folved on the twenty fecond day Of July lat,
by mutual agreement and content
SAMUEL w. CHADBOURN.
Ss5fezgber is 1917