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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20

Pm, cdror of the AfFJs seems In Ne
iso,ly ofj,tded with The Sslectmsn btct1s4
- ~ would net, contrary 70 ass expires, lazy
u he Commonwealth, pcvmit persons %
49,. whose names not ugon thc list
I'D cause they wvui3 not enter names
thereon sftcr tie opening OF Tie meeting -
M. SAYS il was +" stand different from
rha, had been taken IN town f1r fhi,fy lea1s
pas,." Hc chooses TO f.rgec lhat 'he l4S
VAS not passed uA'il the year 1871.
lie SAYS sOaie : who voted al The last
meeting were refused At tl,e aai7u -nmcnt"
but ne did not consider that This was im-
riicatine his partisans who imposed upon
tie town b. ihus engaging IL thcjF votes
without right saI withoGL uSCency. III Tie
list had brcn checked 1t the first meeting
a. il vas ytsy properly al tie Adjournment,
ne attempt Of those unquaiiHed voters
would then have been bstfled and perhaps
q second meeting rendered unnecessary ;
bat they cant bsAr to have The qualification
ri .hts- utrudcrs sUrutiniztd; hey knCv. il
such 3 excluded, their weakness Is ex-
posed. u.eir strength j. Insufficient to
s,ercyiac Tie power VI The vjriuous.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
10 BE SOLD.

A Pleaian' Gtuation occupied by the lubferi-
: Der IN Brunlwiok, and Gtua,ed on the
Turnpike road, leading Fl ON Bowdoin College
10 Bath, coniiltng Of about thirty acres Of land,
fronting one hundred rods on stevens River,
notify below The Bridge, with good houfe
Barn, work fhoP, Store, Wharf &c. with Ghares
TO the amoHnt of one fourteenth part Of the
bove Bridge aud Turnpike
hEO-A Farm on fad Road about loO Fods
TO the Weltward of The above named coniif-
ting Of about 80 acres of land, with = CONVEX.
lent Houle and Barn
hg.-In Bath good Houfs with fable
good garden and Plealanlly htuated On
High ltrest
Each Of which, with a number ct other pie
cesof land in the vicinity may be had OF the
fusfsriber on reafonable terms, p yments made
favorable TO the purchafer.
JAMES CURTIS, JCN,
BTuhlwick. May 20 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20

On NcAL4y last the qualified inhab
Han az inis town elected far their
Representatives (Eo withslauding the
arts and yioient opposition Of the DEM
ocrats) six Fcdsra.istS, true disciples Of
the Washington scAoul.
II .adaCency, noise and threats could
have prevailed, the result might have
h-ea Otherwise but neither If these
although they were thereby much in
Iervup;,d, could bias or nllImidale the
SelecImen who presided at tho meet
ing. Two oEthem who were candidates
lyr tie Importan: must, from motives
ct deiic4cy waved their right of sitting
az the reception and counting Of the
lctes and IS the Others wanted some
assistance il finding the names of the
so.ers on the list, that they might be
tac more regularly checked as they
passed to vote, they invited respecta-
bic gentleman Of different politics 10
l2ke . seat between them for that pur-
pose. This has been deemed conde-
secession i'll the Selecunen, aud by some
aa improper step, but as their views
were good, il Is not the wish oil any, il
is believed, TO censurr them. At the
opening of the meeting the week be-
lore, It was declared by the SeIactmen
Ihat none could be allowed 10 vote,
whose names were not upon The list.
This, although ceniormable to the cleo
ton laws, was alarming to the demo-
Gratis. They knew that by their rule,
a number who used 10 intyude them
selves on such occasions, would be ex-
Guided and in the course OF the week
sitter the meeting was adjourned, they
eldeavored to persuade the Selectmen
10 violate their duty, and place their
rane5 upon the list, that they might
have an opportunity to vote at the adj
iou:nmcnt; but their endeavCrs proved
Iaef=CtuaI. The Selectmen Justly
considered that corrections Of the lis;
were by Law required TO be made :" ire.
vi9u8" TO the opening ot the meeting.
This lulc was strictly and Imp2rtially
adhered 70, Is the Selyctnen declared
r. me meeting, as the writer Of this
believes, and rs DC thinks no one really
doubts, Notwithstanding the base in4in-
ua.Ious Q. some who feel CALLED at the
,lsappJin. taeut Il their catering ex-
prctauoDs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20

THE Proprietors Of the Portland Long
Wharf are hereby notified that their an
nual ideeting will be holden at the fore of
Mr.. James Deering on faid Wharf, on Monday
the third day Of June next, at two O'Clock in
the day, for the following purpofes-frlf TO
choole Moderator-2d. TO choofe a Clerk,
Whsrfingsr and TreaiureT-3d, receive
accounts and allow he fame fright, and tranr-
act any o,her bu6uefs thar may concern the
Wharf
COTTON B. BROOKS, WB9,fqg~.
Nag 20, 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
MAINE BANK,

THE Stockholders 0i Name Bank, are
here 10y notified that their Annual meeting
Will tie holden on monday The thru day q
une next, At two o'clock m the afternoon,
Al The chamber over said Bank, for the pur.
pose VI choosing new Directorsf for the year
ensuing and transscting such otier busi-
ness IS nav then come before them. BY
y! Der ot the Directors
LEVI CUTTER, CaAa'r.
Portland, May 10, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20

/. From PcrtfmouIh y, II. by Kittery,
York, Wells, Kennebuuk Biddsford aud Scar
boro', % Portland, and from Porttmouth NJ.
81. by Dover Berwick, Doughiysfais kenme-
bunk, 5iddeford ana scbrbofo', to Portland,
10 plts alternately tx times week.
Leave fortIn nth every day fave Sunday
a. IL P. y. ard arrive at Portland the
next d5y by = ~. Leave Portland eve
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
iOHN DIX.

AS taken the Store in Pore Greet z6ioin
L ing Quincy e Bakers and lately occu-
pied by Nsth1 MARTIN, where he Offers for
iae. general aGortmeni Of
". l. Gods q Groccsiss.
Perfons wilhing 70 fuppiy :hemlelves with
GOODS in the above line. will end i, to their
advantage, 20 purchale them az this fore,
a. ,hes will be fold cheap anu every article
warranted equal 70 their recommendation.
May 60
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
NOTICE. Z

THE PropTiesors Of the Portland Livery
L Sable are hereby notified 10 meet al
Folfom's Tavern, on the third day Of June
next, !. Being the fri Monday Of laid mouth.
AZ egh, clock ?. NJ. for the choice Of three
DireCao-s, Clerk add Treafurer, for the
current year
STEPHEN PAlTEN, Te1Gvsr.
Nay 20. iSiL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20

Th- subscribers, major part OF the
Se.ectmen OF the town of Portland,
have noticed publication in The last
Lasteln Argus, charging them with an
arbitrary assumption Of power, and
gross misconduct II tie late meeting
for the election Of Representative. As
Il is tAGrein iut.matcd that an appeal
will hc made TO oihrr tribunals" they
will not enter into newspapers discus
sion OF the subject, bat content them
selves with stating, that in malaglng
the business Of that meeting, they eL-
Ceayorcd, amidst the noise and Couiu-
sion that took place, 10 act acccl dag 70
their best Judgment, agreeabiy 20 The
laws a.d constitution OF the Common
wealth, without Partially and with that
fairness and correctness which their
duty and the oath they had taken re-
quIred-th2t ND person Was excluded
from voting who In their opinion was
duly qualified to vote in that election
that III every decision they were bound
10 make, they had no regard 10 the po-
Iucai character u the a ppiicants-but
ihat peisons OF both parties were indis-
ellmlnateiy rejected; ard that, to
aim al giving Satisfaction, their bre-
thren who were candidates, retired
from their seats-and Gentleman Of
different politics was invited 10 assist
and did ST between the Selectmen and
assist IN examining the List to see il
The names Of thOae who offered their
votes were placed upon it-And 10 him
they did before the Town appeal for
Ihe recutudc oil tleir proceedings in
hot receiving the vote of any Person
whose Name was not upon the List. Iii
any had neglected 90 take the legal
steps 10 have thsiC names entered, Il
was their own misfortune. After IT,.
opening OF the meeting, the Sclectmcn
considered that they could not legally
make any additions 70 the List--and If
they had 'hey bciieve tbat the Gentle
mcn eircsel would have bcd a gged,er
llaJol4y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
NoTRS.

4, The Poama(ter General m expedite
the mails, and alter the times for arrival and
departure, at any time during tie cuntnu-
ance Of the contract, he previoulIy fliPulNt-
ing an adequate compensation for any ezra
e1Penle that may be occailoncd thereby.
4. Fifteen minutes lhall he allowed for D.
pcnlng and clOiing the mail, at all offices
where no particular time Is fpeei6ed.
). For every thirty minutes delay (uns-
voidabIc accidents excepted ia arriving alter
the times prclcrihcdin any contract, the con
tractor ihall forfeit one dollar and If The
delay continue until The departure of any
depending mail whereby the mails defined
for fuch depending mail lofr trip, for
feiture Of double the amount allowed for
carrying the mail one trip ililn bc incurred
uneis i thall be made 20 appear thar che de-
Icy was ocCafoned by unavoidable accie -rt
in which cafe, the amount of the pay tcr lie
trip, will, IN all calIs bg forfeited and r1-
tanned
4 Pertons making propofas, are dcired
10 ttsle their prices by the yo4r Thofe who
contract viii receive their pay qusF1eriy---ia
the months Of February, MAY, AuguS AUD
November, one month alter The expiration of
each quarter.
5. no other than free white psrion lhaii
tie employed to Convey the mail.
3. When tte pr0pctSr intends 10 convey
the mail in 'hs BODY 81 aag, e4rfisge, lie
is dehred - ttate i u lis ?, 5ulat
z. lhr Pom mater Geaerai reserves w
himlef the tight vi dtcI4ri. any eGnlr4a
a5 al end, Whenever oae t4nule nappehs.
which amounts ~ the IpG u mp.
.. Abe CONTRACTS are 10 ia I'D oPtration
on the "a dsy 81 CGioncr Arzt 4Ld c.n44nue
uDdi DSsemycf 81, 1874.
GIDEON IRANSEP.
PusT-nA-TaE cLAE4AL
GENERAL f0sT-,. Ii.
~E@jz.tss o.iy In .Fs "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20

Tie ruth Of some assertions and in
particular that We rejected SO repubh-
can voles anG thar So votes were excIu.
Ged, We deny.
4 h piece in general, seems rather
calculated to deceive the reader than TO
iuiuish him With real facts.
SAMUEL FREEMAN
ROBERT BOYD
STEPHEN ILCkET.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20

w z the fublcrbers, Commiliouers appoin
ted by the Hon. oamueisF freeman Efq.
Judge Of Probate for the County Of CunlOer
land, to receive and examine the claims Of the
feveral creditors TO the elta.e of
JAMES WEEKS,
late Of Portland, in lsid County, Mariner, de
ceaied, reprefented infovent, give Notice,
THAI further time Of three months from tho
date hereof are allowed fad Creditors to bring
IN and prove their elaine, and that they viii
attend that iervice at the office of Ebeneze r
Mayo Eiq. exchange flreet Portland, on tbs
fourth Monday Of the prelen;, and NO follow.
ing months from 10 O'Clock 4. M. Of (2id
days-ali perions who with TO have Then
claims allowed arc info med, that they urul
Prelesr theD 10 the Comm lioners, not.slth
itanding their hay n9 already exhibited them
TO the EleCutors Of The will Of the faid lame,
Weeks, HUGH MCCLELLAN J
RICHARD GOLDMAN. 0'"E
POSfLoad, Nay s, 1871. (2o)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
s5cIfa af 4urt:oll ,

THIS DAY, at ! / o'clock, on tic p,eaifes,
three Cory Dwelling HOufe aud land,
ftuaied on Maine ilEeet, aud now occupied
by Capt. VIM Crois
ALs0---4t 2 o'clock, two TORY Dwelling
Houle with fhop III front, iiuated on Maine
Grest, and now occupied by Mr Noah HAr-
ding--terr1s a. The ta'e
My 60, ISL Z. CREELY, Aa5'r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20

II this town, Oh tie 6,h inst. Mr.. J 9hi
'FsOer, aged 55-A respectable and wJrtr.
member ofthe Friends society il mis- place
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
FOUND.

IN Newgloucelter, between the upper and
= lower corner TO calIed,) fun of MONEY.
The owner may have the fame by applying At
the fore Of ABBE " GRosvEEOR, in tad
Eewglouceller
dprH rs, 1911 I'M COY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
= TO all concerned that he has been duly
appointed and taken upon himlelf the ,ruit of
administrator on the eltate Of
CHAPLIN WESTON,
late Of Brunlwitk, in the county of Cumber-
land, mariner, deceaied, by giving bond as the
law directs--he therefore requeas all perions
who are indebted TO the faid decealed's eltate,
10 make immediate payment; and thole who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame TO WILLIAM WESTON.
May 10, 1871 1901
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
(6w)

10 J0"Tneymen Sboe- Makers.
HRLE who are good workmen at the a
boys prefslhon, may have good employ
by applying to OLIVER s HARTSHORN,
hsn OF the Golden Boot, Middle lreet. Ono
or two Of whom are 20 work Morocco.
Afnv q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20


HAVING declared in the prelence and hear
= ing OF number Of perfons thar Mir.
James M lngraham, was liar, aad thar he
had taken faie oath before the Cour, Of En-
quiry lately he'din this town, which decIara-
ton was made by me, under the influence of
PATTON, and is utterly without fonndstion-I
do therefore cheerfully retract the ohferva-
ton. which have made concerning faid In
graham, publicly declare thar believe him TO
be man of (lrict integrity, and that the tef-
timony which he gave before laid court Of
enquiry, was perfectly correct; and thar /
did make the declaration 10 faid Ingraham,
which be ftated before isid court. And with
ng that my Acknowledgements ihoud he as
?ubiic as the injurious attack which have
made on iaid Ingrabam's character, he TIA, my
Tree content 10 pubhih this declaration.
DANIEL HUCKINS.
Portland, May l4th 1911.
The fubfcriber hereby gives subtle notice
10 all concerned that ihe has been duly
appointed and taken upon hcrielf the truli OF
IduliniitTa;ri1 on the eilate of
SAMUEL DUNEINc,
ate Of Harpfwe l. in the county OF Curnher-
aud, yeoman, deceafed, by giving bond as
he law drects--llie therefore requeas all
perfons who are indebted 10 the faid deceaf
s1'5 elfas 70 make immediate payment and
thoie who have any demands thereon. 10 e.
hibit the fame 10 MARY DUNNING.
A1ey is. 1871 (s0)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
PROPOSALS
FOR CARRYING

FOR CARRYING
Mails OF the United States
ON THE FOLLOWING POST ROADS.
Will BE RECEIVED
at the oit-Ofllce III Portland, ME
HSm he Ia day Of july rsas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20

4" FedcrcI Tyranny U oppression"
MR- SMILEY,
Tie re election OF tie federal ticket for
Representatives. III tAIs town has caird
tIfth All tic gall and bitterness Of the lead
ere Of the Democrats. The most base and
false inslnuatiUns are made against the con-
duct of the SeieCtmen and Assessors, with
out the shadow oftrulh and the public are
told that the federal ticket 1rcyAll'd by
" Federal Tyranns and Oppression" II
the Selectmen or Assessors have acted cor
ruptly, why does not would &c rePresen.
tstive e1pUci'iy say II, anu not make inutn-
dos that federalist6 names were put upon
the list in the interval between tie twv
meetings by some body, tho Il msy be diff
cult 10 prove il. These sideway insihua-
lions show the malice, bsseEeSs and depr4v-
IIy If The makers heart, and afford strong
presumption that lie would pursue such
vile conduct himself, as hc would have il
believed others have doLe, tho he may anu
will find Il Ill fficult 70 prove, for this very
good reason, because Il aeyer took place
believe The town officers have conducted
strictly according 10 law and with perfect
lmPartialiiy, and fthere has been an act Of
tyranny aud oppression committed or at
,empted they cannot be chars d 10 the fed
eIal republicans.
NO OFFICE SEEKER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
sPHLLHDELPHL4 LEATHER.

THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that lhe ha, been duly
appointed and taken upon herlelf the trult Of
adminiitrairiE on the elfate Of
JOHN JEwETT GooDRIDCE,
late Of FreePort. 10 the county Of Cumberland,
yeoman, deceaied, BY giving bond as the law
directs-ihe therefore requeGs al. perc,us
who are indebted TO the Gaid deceaied's enate,
10 make immediate payment; and thoie who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame TO ELIZABETH GOODRIDGE.
Nay i6, 1911 (2O)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
rs Cbsap as the CbsapeG.
WILLIAM SMITH,
HAS for tale, ~ his old fland, bottom of
6~eLazgs Eys', geEeraI siIonment of
w. MdJa Gods y Groceriey.

w. Mdja GQ0d5 y GrOceries,
as follows -
few hhds. of excellent RUM boxes of
Havsnnah white and brown Sugars Hylon,
Hyion Skin, Souchong and Bohea Teas, fri
quality Holland and American Gin; few
bales of Georgia Cotton Welt India do 80
dox Scy;hes, made by S. Waters, sutton 10
doE, Sections Hoes; bags Of Coffee; oaks Of
fteih Rec 500 qoila.als bea pollock Fifh !;
Beef and Pork per bbi. 10 boxes of real
SpaniiA Cigars, fra quality; kegs Of Ciark's
Tobacco Loaf and Lump Sugars; Felt Hats !;
few doz feel ShoveIs large aud imall floor
bruihesi 80 pieces India Couon; 20 boxes
Candies Cotton and Wool Card. Powder
and Shou, together with general aAortment
Of Iron Ware, Nails If all kinds, which he
offar. tor lale by wholelale or retail, as cheap
a. can tie bought IN this town.
My 20. (6w)
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-05
~ Patent WASHES.
ECONOMY & CHEApNESS


ME undersigned, having invented sun
i dry Washes, for which he has oh aimed
patent, viz. Wash to give stone, Brick
or Wood, Il Genuine Freestone Color, or "a
y hite or srey Cast also, an incuinbusti.le
Mash Tor the Roofs ot Wooden Buildings.
and a brilliant White Wash fer Plaistered
Walls, Stone, Brick or Wood, giving them
pale or deep slate Color. red or ochre csor,
whose permanently and durability exceed any
washes before invented, and make hand.
some appearance when the composition and
Its properties are practically known, the
public as we'll as individuals will be induced
to purchase the specifications. They are GER
tined by Is Henry L,t ODE, Esq surveyor OF
public buildings at Washington. and by Mr.
David Iweedy, mason, his foreman, who is
we'll skilled in that art and composition and
may be had at the reasonable price of five
dollars each specification, of the unders en-
ed, at his residence in Georgetown ID. c.
High street, orby applying to MIR. Randolph
Mott, OF Alexandria, keeper of the marine
coffee house, WHO is empowered to sell and
convey the spccifcati n, with directions for
mixing the materials of the composition and
putting on the same
Oliver Whipple.
nril AFT
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-05

ences with the United States on honorable
terms; and the Earl ofAberdeen averred that
,he dciag Tvs not attribut ,ble to the Ministers
Of the Prince Regent Lord Liverpool said,
6 rs 70 An,eyic., there was nothing new in
the tone and lane,taise which was now held
out to that country the British government
hid always been ready to treat her In the most
colclatlag manner TO express desire 70
cultivate the most perfect ainity, and enter in
10 the fullest commercial intercourse with the
United States. Our resolution to assert our
maritime rights was never intended against
any particular nation, and if it affected any, 1t
WAS not IRON design but accident. But as
there were no papers before the House On the
subject, it was improper to discuss it.
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ique written. What you know bout Mons.
Barlow / will tell TO you de troose Of de
matt'ir. Seepose be one president Of de Nj
testate, and want some bodice for send one
message to de Empereur. Seepose ] have
one fren who have one fren who have CRATE
state in France. Seepose dis fren have bin
In France ten twelve yare go, and he and mud
der jentimen envent de torpedo, and sell him
to de Frensh government as grand secret
And seepose when de Ahgleesh come to fight
de vessel at Havre, de Frensh have Gosh one
of desc very torpedo, wild de same work and
lock on him, and de name of de makair in
Paris. Scrpose de French government be
very angry off it, for to be played treek, and
sheeted, and try to kesh de jentimen, for play
de diable, but dey clear himself in one grand
hurry. Well, den, seepose my fren tell me
all dis, and dat he was fear to go back in one
private capacity, to sell his grand stait on de
spot, cordeen to de law Would not tell
him derek!y, Eth bien! Garry dis message to
de empereur; he have too mush politesse to
put you in Jail when you be one ambassador.
What is dis see, Nicholas, in de same pa
pair, bout Mons. Barlow's buss in de presi-
dent house Begar, it is one very pooty pic
tair only, l wish dey would spell his name
on his head, for l have make one grand mis-
take When see him, excaim, Parbieau,
General Washeento.yn was one very kunneen
lookeen jentimcn. ! Den one people tell to
me, Dis is Mons. Barlow; and l Was very
mush ashamc. Dcrc is no moose mush AZ all.
Mons. Smeet is no more secretairc of de state.
hope Mo S. Monroe will not turn out some
of de clerk for wreteen gainst him.
Je ySus salue,
JEAN ToNsoN."
Now what do you say for yousell, Mons.
Prentair, for your brecsh of confidence ? Is
dat dc way you speck your Tween? You talk
of de espionage in France; but is not your
conduk imminent more wussour nor dat
Ans,ir fer youself, quick time! You have
make my tren seoie me, and demand sa:ecs-
f.csl,on De silandel ct de tedraees papair
break down de shsnnovi Q. pirate lEeEsheep,
ike de Mississippee!
have dc honneur to be, Sair,
Wild dc highest consideration,
(sisncd) NICHOLAS PEDROsA,
Hair Dresser.
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For Sale at Public Vendue,.

- On the lst day OF next month, a valuable
LOT Of GROUND, at the corner OF Fairfax
and Wilkes streets, forty one feet seven inch
es Oh Fairfax and seventy seven feet on :
Wilkes street, to an alley of three feet at
this cornerris spamp OF good water known by
the name of Yost's Pump.
.dLSO,.
= Half square of GROUND, next below
Lutz,s lanyard, save small part sold of q
feet front OH St Asaph street, BY i l8 feet 5
inches back, and another Lot of the same. size
joining the first, on which is reserved a
ground rent of % dollars per annunl. which
ground rent is proposed to be sold Separate,
and then the remainder ofthc ground.
For the ground rent note negotiable in ell
ther Of the banks will be taken with an approv-
ed endorser, l.,yable in s, 9 and 10 months,
with interest thereon. %*..
For, the remainder of the half Square which
is on St. Asaph, Wilkes and Pitt streets and
the corner lot by Yost's pump, one tenth of the
purchase money will be required in hand, the
remainder in three equal annual payments,
with interest from the day of sale, which is
made to secure Jacob Hoffman for his en-
dorscment of certain notes at the Bank ct Po-
tomac, as perdeed of trust from Vim. Harts-
horne, to the subscriber, for that purpose.
JONAH THOMPSON, Trustee
| also, at Private Sale,
A Water Lot, extending from Wilkes Street
southwardly lie feet inches, and from Wa
ter street castwardly to the river my Mill
and PlaRtation called Strawberry Hill---lso a.
ores OF Land, mostly in wood, on both sides of
Holiness run, joining Shoales's mill and the
land of William II. Territt, Esq. On pay
ment of a small part of the purchase money !
liberal credit will be given for the remainder ;
terms will be made known by application to
u llllam HartShorne.
4th mo. ). lawds ).