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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17
t" Righse0usncss erahcA nation; bit 81,

Righteousness eraiteth nation but sin
isa refrOach to any Peohle"
The truth of this text is so self evident, as
scarcely to require any arguments to estab-
lish it.
If we suppose nation, wherein every in
dividual loves the Lord his God with all
his might and lives under n continual sense
of his power, his wisdom, his justice, and his
goodness--delighting to do whatever is con-
sstent with his holy will, and shrinking from
every act displeasing in his pure eyesHif we
suppose further, as would be the natural con-
sequence, that every individual loved his
neighbour as himself and did to others as he
would desire others to do to him, so that
there could be no family quarrels nor neigh
bcrhocd feuds, no religious disscntions nor
political disputes, no ruinous lawsuits, nor
destructive wars-how greatly would such
nation be exalted, in happiness as well as I'm
honor How high would it stand in the fla
vor of God, as well as in the estimation of
man.
On the other hand, if we suppose a People
VINO have no fear of the power and Justice of
God, nor any gratitude for his goodness and
mercy--who 1--we as if they were neither ac-
countable to nor dependent on him
who say, indeed, in their hearts, " there
duct The sincerity of their belief-.if we
suppose further, as we safely NAV, that
this People have no affection for each other
as children Of one common Parent, nor SYM
pathy with one another as travellers through
this world to common home--tlat like wild
beasts Of the forest they "bitc and dcvour
one another" and take IS much pains te rem
der each other completely miserable as would
make all comparatively happy-that instead
OF exercising their reason, which distinguish
es them from the brutes that perish, they arc
governed BY their passions, which lead them
to exceed even the brutcs in cruelty and I'M
Kindness, and give birth to fighting and Ftiga-
ton, 20 riots and disorders, to feuds and quar-
reis, to chickering's and contradictions, per-
verting every faculty Of the mind from its
proper purpose, and poisoning every stream
OF enjoyment at It's fOuntain--must not such
people become a byc-word and rcproach
| among the nations Of the earth, and subject
Of wrath and Indignation to the Majcsty O.
Heaven!
And If sin is a rcproach to " any People"
how much more so is It 90 y4mcJicanS-to e
| people 50 highly distinguished in privileges
and jcyuentS above any chat have hereto
| fore eXisc cd On the globe, or ,lat now inhabit
! itl Ought not gratitude,--if every other mo-
| tive fliled,-olght not srraftude to the " CIV
er Of every good and perfect git, >" to restrain
us from degrading ourselves and dshonor-
| ing cur Creator, by the practice Of any vice,
| and stimulate US a. honor him and cxalt our
| selves by the pursuit OF every virtue Ought
it not to int-ce every Parent to bring up his
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17
MONDAY, JUNE I6, 1911.
POETRY.
Fran, the Boston Ccnttnel.
WHOLESOME DOCTRINE.

ANALOGUE.
How comes it old Man, that with locks snowy
white,
trace in your features, looks youthful and
bright
And how does it happen, that crowned with
years,
In primeval vigor your form still appearsl
Your cheek is not pale,
Your step is not slow;
Your eyes still cxhale
The souls genial glow
Then tell me old Man, (and thy words I'll
remember)
Why thy Sxmmer still smiles on the brow of
December?
"Inyouth's sunny era, the threshold life,
On which reason and passion ne 'er meet with
out strife,
When the feelings oft stife reflections small
voice,
And the heart, wildly throbbing, makes plea
sure its choice,
Asserting its sway,
NV mind ceas'd to falter;
And fervently pray
On virtues bright altar,
To live true to the dictates of COP, and Of
reason,
And laugh at the joys which exist but a sea-
son.
" ABSURD that excuses, however refn'd,
Sap the body's sound health, and enfeeble the
mind,
From Youths wild indulgence shrink with
alright,
And the sweets of bland TEMP'RANcE en-
brac'd with delight,
For each lawless draught
From the Chalice ofpleasure,
Tho rapt'rously quaff'd
As LIES richest treasure,
In Circean spell lulls the dictates of rea-
son,
And lures to the joys which exist but sea-
son.
And now tho time-honor'd, my locks are
grown white,
My features and heart remain youthful and
bright;
My form still is Vigorous though laden with
years,
For HEALTH, Heav'n's cordial, LIES pill
gTimage cheers.
Contented wait,
The great, central doom,
The &c fat of fate''
That leads to the tomb -
/ shrink not from death, for with Joy re-
member,
That eterniy's Shri1g viii succeed lifes De-
GENDER"
Boston, April, 1911.
9 sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17
from the Esser Reri.ter.

In The United States we have continued
reports OF such domestic ARRANGEMENTS and
rch discoveries as indicate tranquility, pros
pority and enterprise. The population of
the Western Country is beyond our fondest
hopes. IN Ohio we are told the seat Of GOV
eminent is 10 be fixed on the banks Of the
Scioto, N the county Of Franklin, town of
Wayne, transmitting Che history Of our civil
andmilitary affairs in regard to their country,
IN the names they honor. We learn from
Virginia that the plan of Gen. Washington
for their internal prosperity has been in part
Sccuted. The obstructiens of the Shcnan-
doah are removed. The Cumberland road
TO the Monongaheia il nearly completed.
The Potowmac Company is encouraged. and
already rs thousand barrels OF four have
passed the Locks. The tolls IN the Potow-
mac this year have given IS thousand dol
lars. Alexandra IA the ten years between
the last census and the preceding, has in
creased almost o third Georgetown almost
double and Washington almost treble. The
pennsylvania manufactures ave given at -
millions OF dollars, a greater siin than all
,he manufactures ot the United States adj
mitted N 1880 The whole is nov given at
$50 millions IN value. While we value the
Improvements, We cannot refuse the perfec.
ton cfanimais in The United States, as con-
traTy TO the theories Of some philosophers.
On Wasnlng,cn's birth day an OK weighed
alive &C Philadelphia 2942 lbs Ia The saf1,o
market lately two Oxen have appeared.
which in their beef, tailow and hides cave.
i-r one 1854 lbs. and for The other PISS Ibs.
Reports from cur nataral history arc equally
hattcrig. Marble has been found in this
otats at Milford, which is much praised,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17
G O q d s,

contained in 313 packages, and will be
sold by the piece or package-viz=
Superhne Cloths, single and Dble. Milled
Cassimeres, Swansdowns, Dble. MilIed
Drabs, Coatings, DufiIs. Plains, Kerseys,
Kendall Cottons, Rose and Duffil Blankets.
Peilicse Cloths, Plain and Spotted Elan
nels, Imperial and Fancy Cords, Velvets,
Velveteen. Veiverets, and Tabby Velvets,
Ladies, Gentlemen and Youths Worsted
and Cotton Hosiery, Negroes do. Irish
Linnens, Brown Hollands, Shifting Cot.
tons, White and Color'd. Cotton Cam.
brics, CaIlicoes, Dimities. Jeans, a great
variety Of MusliDs, 6.4 Seeded Null Robes,
l~Giles Corded corded G i'ns Cut agonai
4 sSe psa aas d PaBsr I'D and
ings and Laces, Fancy FmbroiNred Mus
lin Trimmings, Ladies Bordered and Prin.
ted Pocket Handks. Fancy Romalls, Mad
rass and Pullicat, do. Fancy Silk ard
Cotton Ginghams, Mems Silk Hats Mems
and Boys Wool do. Servants Glazed do.
Suspenders, Sewing Cotton and Thread
assorted. Coach Lace, Gallons, sc. sc.
Together with grea' variety of HARD.
WARE AND CUTLERY, and a few Ca.
ses particularly suitable for Country Stores,
Mems Saddle Trees, Chaise do. Black
smiths Tools, States.
ALSO-ELEGANT TABLE CHINA
SETS, well assorted, Crates and Casters.
The balance ofthe Fall supply is ezpec.
ted 10y the first arrivals from Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder and Shot assorted, Cotton ard
Wool Cads assorted Swedish and Conn.
try Iror, Jamaica aud Antigua Rum, i'm.
portedn in 1905, New do Pennsylvania
Whiskey, Green Coffee, Salt Rice, Cot
ton Flax, Indigo CopperasS Salt Petre
Cut and Wrought Nails assorted, Bar
Lead, Soap, Cut Herrings, Tar, Lumber,
S<c. &C.
Iwould, also sell, 1900 Bbls. Tar, Tnr.
pentine and Rosin. 15O, 600 White and Red
Oak Hogshead Slaves, deliverable IN Nor.
io'ks o. 81 CITY Point ~ Cash given iot
Country Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Richmond. Oct. -, 1910. reptf1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17
EDWARD JOHNSTON,

Surviving Trustee.
NJ b. The above mentioned properly is stu
ale on and about what is generally called the
BENT MOUNTAIN, and considered very
valuable estate, particularly for grazing. Any
one wishing for raore particular information,
nay apply 20 Charles Johnston, residing in
Campbell county, near Lynchburg or 10 Rober,
Pollard, George Pickett, or CALICO Richard
* Co. in the city of Richmcnd
May Bib, 1911. odso
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with their appunenances, or so much there
OF as may be necessary to pay certain debts
in the said deed of trust mentioned, that is TO
say;
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children IL the way they should 90" and
to lmpel every magistrate to be " serror TO
evil doers, and Z, praise to them that do
well?"
EUSEBIUS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17

BY virtue OF deed of Trust, from Andtew
Lewis, of the county of Montgomery, will bs
SOLD. by the ssbicriber, to the highest bid
der, FOR ready money, at The Eagle Tavern in
The city Of Richmond, upon the twentiel h day
OF June next. the following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17
TRACTS of LAND.

| with their appunenances, or so much there
| OF as may be necessary TO pay certain debts
IN The said deed Of trust mentioned, that is to
say;
|nNE tract situate in the county of Mon.go
~ mery, containing 800 acres, being thai
| TRACT on which the said Andrew Lewis now
| fves-one Other TRACT adjoining the la.,
| mentioned on the north, containing ten thousand
acres--ons other tract adjoining the first men,
TONED, being an inclusive survey, containing Sc.
Vca thousand seven hundred scocs-ore ctier
tract adjoining the l.st mentioned at the west
md, containing fou. hundred snd fourteen acres
lone other tract called the HESNUF NECK.
containing three hundred and six;y SIX acres
one other tract called SEYENAS tract on Bot
ON Creek adjoining the first mentioned tract
A. f4,gh HI. hInds acres. andfen'aining ore hun
Joining the FIRST Apion& tact ca!edfPeih.
eous Garden, ccn;ARi4 enc hundred " fenty
night acres--one OFF tract adjoining NJ las,
mentioned, contaiejRg\pne hundred nd ehir,y
acres--one othervEct al rining the inclusive sur
yey OF seven tho sand sen hundred acres above
men, msn'ioned 9o sning eis acres=-one Other
tract adJoinn6the same inclusive survey and Con.
tanning one hundred acre.=-one other tract lyine.
ON both sides of Little River containing one hnn.
died and fifty acres, on which is situate Hcps wen
Forge One other tract adjoining thereto, con-
tanning one hundred and forty ac.es--one o,her
tract adjoining the same, called the aw.unili
tract, containing four hundred aud thirty eighty
scres-.and one other tract adjoining the last
mentioned tract, containing one. hundred acres
which said several tracts of land are situate
IN the county Of Montgomery.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17

JUST arrived per the Brig Diligence
y capt. Tracey. from Liverpool, a very
general assortment of
n n n n @
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17

offending shortly to embark for Brj-
tain, have appointed Mr. William Is
Harwooh NY attorney in fact during my
absence. VINO is also fully empowered to
manage the business of James and John
DnnloP, which will be continued as usual.
Those indebted to me are requsksd to
make immediate pigment, and tDos7hav.
IpB ei1lms to- present them wilhou4delay
IN order that they may be discharged
Those Indebted to James and John Dunlop,
are in o7me,is that further indulgence eau
not be gwen,
John Dunlop.
Petersburg, May 81, 1911. (4w)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-17
HYGEIAN FOUNTAINS.


Richmond Mineral Water Warehouse,
Attire RESERVOIR, CAPITOL HILL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-09

nrsrRIcr or MAINE, S.
NvOricE is hercos given .l~t an Info ma l.
N non Is fled ia the District Court ofthe
United States. against the ship Pcrseser-
snce. Iohn Goss. Master, About two hun
d.ed and s,xiv tons Burth, n, and he's cargo.
,,,,S,s,inr IL one hundred and eighty Tons
If commun Salts one Thousand Sal Is 81 fine
Salt containing abaat 90 tons and fifteen
ss~ons az Co4l--Scizrd by Francis Cook,
F>a Collector Of " ,scasset, FOR breaches OF
t,..-T ave- OF he ya,tcd states and that 4
hearing sod trial VIII Dc had thereon 81
W;Scasset. IN our SAID D'si'ict, on the Sc
ron,i tuesday 81 September next, when and
,,,,..r aus PEI son. Interested in the sbuve
,asntjnned property nay appear and slew
- Il any can hs shewn wheretoTe The
s.ase should MOI be deemed forfeited an1
ts.s.a,-ed 81 according 20 law.
VYMAN Is. sENEY, D. NgrsaaL
us.sszsel, 4ssra4i :, 18Th
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-09
EQR SAIE

pY order Of the Court of Common Pleas,
- for the county Of Cumberland, June
term, 1911, at public auction, on the prem
lies, on Monday the feventeenth day Of Oc-
tober next, at one o'clock in the afternoon
The whole OF the Real Efiate Of which Levs
Drinkwater, ls,e Of Northyarmouth, in faid
county, mariner, deceafed, died feized, Llus.
ted IN Northyarmouth aforefaih with this
right of reverfon. Said Efate con6ds OF
about fourteen acres Of land, with dwelling
hcule thereon and the fame the decealed
purchaied Of deacon John Southv orIh, aud u
20 be fold for the payment Of debts with IN
cidental charges. Conditions 10 be made
known at the time aud place Of fale.
ANMI r. MITCHELL, .fsuy;a;FystOy,
N0rttyarsosth, zsgsf 90, 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-09
G9lf 1T a,,ct.ol,.

UY order oi the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Era
ID Judre of PROBATE fer the county oi Cua.-
|herland, viii he foic AZ Public ancl,on, On
Monday, the fifteenth day Of september ext,
ar 10 o'clock A. n ar the hogie Of Cap, VIII.
lam Caldwell. late Of Portland, deceafed, Tie
Perlol.aI Property belonging % The eaate liz
laid deceafed--- coniliing Of mahogany sts
Board pair Card Table,; gilt framed
Looking Glafes; CARPET brsis and IRON
shovels and Tongs; mahogany Dining Table !;
do Light stand parlour aud common Chsns;
fet China high ron Bedliead ! Field
do common do; 2 Feather Beds Bedding
Crockery and Glafs Ware; JapPanned 10 !;
Knives and Forks, GIver spoons Table
Cloths; Towels Window Curtains { b.
reaus; Gators, u together with yarie.y
Of Kitchen Furniture
EZLkIEL DAY, ddmzifyat,r.
8. AI'LELLHN,7
T. FLETCHER, "A''''Nef''
Sspfssz5sy 2, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.

TAKEN by Execution and will be fold 4,
Public vendue on Tuesday the Gath Of
September next, at three O'Clock in the af,er-
moan at the prsmiles, all the right and title
which John Campbell, of Bath, has of Re-
deem'ng the whole or any part of the fellow
ing deicribed Lot Of Land fitua,ed IN R,th.
near thar part q the town called Berry.
mills, bounded eaf by Winegapce creek, wei,
by sew meadow river, fou,h by Land belong.
ing 10 Patrick Williams, north by Land be
longing 10 Thomas Williams
STEpHEN WlNsIilP. by Sheriff
Bath, August 24.h, 1871,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-09
A BARGAIN.

u OR faIe that excellent Stand in Brunfw;ck
= Maine lsiely occupied by David owen.
Ohe OF the beit Situations for tavern ia this
part q the country about one hundred rods
IRON Bowdoin College. The houie contains
Tx large and commqdious rooms on the lower
iioor, Tx convenient chambers, and ipaciovs
HAL large Stable, iheds and ether build
ings, which are IN excellent order; The garden
contain more tbsl an acre OF ground. Bv
advancing one third Of the pnrchAie money.
any Perion may obtain this Stage tavern
Tor much lei., Than the real value and the
terms OF payment for the REMAINDER will be
made easy For terms apply 10 JAMES BAR
kii' For'lsnd-or DAVID OWEN, near
the prenifes.
Bfuniwics, Apiil 22, 1915 &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-09
NOTICE.

THE Directors of tie Portland Hat Man
ufactory inform The public, that they
have removed their Hat Warehcule 10 tie
fore lately occupied by S5a-O z Lamtan No J
MuAey's Row, where they have large and
extenfve afotment of all kinds of HATS,
which will be fold wbolefale & retail, for cafla
or approved They have the iatisfac-
ton to lfaie, that from the increshng demand
Of their Hats, that they are generally aRpro.
we'd OF, and by taking great care n Fleeing
the beff materials and workmen, their Hats =
dual any made in America.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-09
GA BARGAIN.

FOR fale one half of convenient DWELL.
INC HOUSE, containing nine fniihed
rooms, with TWO cellars under The fame. pieaC.
antly and centrally Giuared in Portland, TO-
gether with the Lot on which the fame ffani.,
mesiuring hIty fix by one hundred and fir,y
Eve feet, with good Well OF water. &c
This Eiiate Is capable Of much Improvement,
and will be Told at a law price, as the object
OF tale Is The owners removing from Portland
~ Cath or WsS-Isdia Goods, will be received
IN payment or liberal credit given for part of
the pnrchaie mooey--For further particular.
enquire of the Printer
~ If not fold previous 10 Monday, DC.
iober ~, u will then be fold at Public Auc.
ton. eoolf <.raIo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-09
Windham Auguff 2sd 1911.


THE subscriber being DESTROYS Of spend
: ing the remainder of his days in Boston,
offers tor sale the following property--con
sistlng Of about one hundred House Lots in
Porlisnd, joining both sides Of Cumberland
and Washngton-streets, commodiously laid
out in lots and streets-eacl lot containing
four rods on each street front, running back
eight rods A Brick Yard, that is valuable,
containing one acre of land, lying in Port
land.
The subscribers pleasant and profitable
Farm lying in Windhzm, consisting Of one
hundred and fifty acres OF excellent moving,
pasturing and.ullage land, with two large
TWO story Dwelling Houses, three large
Barns large out building, consisting of
large Dairy Room, Cranary & Woodhouse,
VITA other out hozses with all the stock
and farming utensils now on SAID Farm, and
hay sufficient 70 winter said stock. Two
Orchards, bearing excellent fruit, thai will
make from forty TO fifty barrels of Cider
yearly also, eighteen acres of as good
Land as any in Windham, under improve
ment, about one mile from said farm.
Ltketsiss Hundred Acres of good
Land, consisting of excellent pasture, good
re-wood and TIMBER, about two miles dis.
tant from said farm with all the subscri-
ber's. out lands in this part OF the country.
If any are disposed to purchase the above,
or any part thereof, they are desired TO ap-
ply TO the subscriber at Windham, or leave
Use with Mr.. WILLIAM SWAN, in Port
land, directed TO the Subscriber, by The
middle of October next, at fartbest.
PETER L. SMITH.
Windha7,s, dugzst 26. 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-09
Tie following letter ia further prsef
q be Jsfs'iO, efficacy Of
DR.. HUNIEk'o PlLLS!Il

w. NONWAY.
Dir noticing your advertisement for DIR:
Hunter Pills and having years ago contrac-
ted avenera faint which, NOT withdrawing The
uinai treatment, perpetually troubling me
with bsad S'bs, pains !" NY bons, large leafs ard
tiofebrs all over ny bsay, nv eiScrps, eve b,.zy,
face fss Of APPETITE and puivr,ai lolrfsae. was in.
duced TO try thee pills when to nv furprzs
sIser two boxes the fcabs began 70 fcale ofT.
the pains Left me, my appetite became good
on taking boxes more am perfectly f,ee fran
svsry 5y1pfon. You woad oblige me much nv
your advice and whe:her you think i necefIa
ry Tor ne 70 continue, if 70 incloie me il letter
what You may think proper--I am, fir, moit
gratefully yours &c. G w.
POy'lmoss5 NJ % l4rs,o
I5ess P.A' are an e;F:e74sl ye,.es, in aH tie ga
'ssss ege' # ne e,e1l eiscase fran, fmo,e CONS.
,bea 70 eosf,me les--,esezf ia/sesrgns are rem
es fosrstJ frsqnersy o. azys Of tie 1, yrg i.
PfrIe 81 cHe Oy tzD2 dollars "a freafi5r ~
i1r7oH' Trfb particular dTrstsas 81 fts eersonJ u
ei6er ssH r5ly cure fdr-sJets, -gb sec,Ay esei,es
eIfo oo<-prIce II Pr. pared and fold HhoIe.
lac BY TOE sole P-ofyitfer' w. L. Conway 40. 8.
fremont 1t Bolton, removed from No. IA
Shafies land retail by Mir. 8 PAyrFr.
boo1isier, Pcrtlzad--Dr Todd. S2co--Bab'
ion' Mitoaitet-Goodaie, IialloweIl-Dr. loel
I'is' Augu!ta--faspsn, Portlmonh--
ihcnss and Whipple, Newturypot-and
n'oi' Dru ,glis and Bookfelictsrf reipsaabili-
~ throughout the United sts,cs-rebs.e az,
ray % be- az iho.e jullly elevsaed and aopro.
se1 "inDsCiAES &c. psenved BY ". 1 Con
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-09

IL il to be underlood that in all cafes where
tickets conliitute prize, by the fra drawn
blank is intended the blank which ihsll be
IRA drawn ON the day prefcribed, sgainlt any
number which does not belong to the ltation-
airy prizes for thar day
The above tickets, constituting nrizes, will
be depofited in the Union Bank, and delivered
TO thole who may be entitled to them, after
two DAYS from the end of the drawing
Five hundred numbers viii be conidered
as a days drawing; and The ftationary prizes
will be determined accordingly
This cals will commence drawing in Bottom
on the Goth day Of November next
The highea prize will be paid in ninety
days; other prizes above one hundred dollars
in Gxty days; and all Others in thirty days
after tie drawing fhall be completed pay
ment, as uiu4I, N bills generally c1rreut in
this Commonwealth. Prizes, not demanded
within one year from the end OF the drawing,
will not be paid bnt will be appropriated 10
the purpoies Of the lottery
Vendors of tickers are reque(ied to return 10
the managers, or either of them, all iuch
tieksss a. they fhali not take to their own
account, on or before the 9th day of Novem
Der next; after which day the price will be
raifed 10 %. $3.50
The liberal patronage, which this lottery
has already received from the public, is CRATE
fully acknowledged, & their further aihClancs
RESPECTFULLY folcited, by their humble iervants
]. Williams,
]. Mellen, ( Managas.
P. T. Jackfon,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-09
John Tappan Merrilps Elate.

RIO be fold by order Of Court, on Wednef-
4 day, the eighteenth day Of september
nert. at ten O'Clock in The 60. enoon--The
whole Of the Real EIlale Of john Iappan
Merrill. lafe Of Poland, in the county OF
Cumberland, gentleman. decealed; coctiting
OF 6xtY two acres of Land, with he Dwelling
Houfe and other bulldidgs thereon. Place OF
fale TO be az the faid dwelling house
Nsff-l: would be good place for tavern
HANNAH MERRILL, A-miaJa,0trix.
dsgsF 80, 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-09

RROKE into the inclofure Of the f1hfcri--
Der, on the twenty-feventb uit. Two.
cows, one Of dark brown colour, the
other ifarked yellowill and white-The
owner Or owners are reque0ed 10 prove prop
erty, pay charges and take thea, awav.
Scarborough, Seef. 2 JOSEPH LJR5Y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-09
IN RE LET

THE mon convenient fore ia Frseport, IT.
= uated next door 70 Jamelon's tavern, now
occupied by Samuel Hobrook, 10 BE entered
upon the Ian Of September, or before If more
convenient-For particulars apply 70
Freetoyt, aug 81 SAMUEL JAMESON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-09-09
HENRI LAMSON

OF the late firm of Shaw & Lamfor, inform
their former cuflomers and the public, thaE
he has taken the agency for vending the a.
cultom. He Is authorized 10 fare thar the
Ware Houfe will be conllanlly lupPIied with
the ben kind hats of every defcription--L Like
wife great variety of Hat Trimmings, Furs
tJc. Portland, Sept. 9.