davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03
Iuly 10.


" lRCINlA AT a Superior Court of
Chancery, holden at the Capitol, in the CT
ty ., Richmond the first day of June, 1914
George Wilson, ad'mr. OF Goodrich Wilson,
decd. William Mallory, cx'or of John Mallory.
decd and Matthias Jordan, ad'mr. de bonis non
OF Arthur Smith, decd. PRS.
against
Robert Graham, VIM Graham. Walter Ora.
ham, Cstsby Graham, Jane Graham, Margarce
Brown and Mary Wyatt, and the said VIM.
Graham and Catsby Graham, ex'ors of Elizabeth
Sranah, decd. Def'ts.
The defendant Margaret Brown not having
entered her appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act of assembly and the rules Of
TINS court, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the court, that she is not an inhabtant of ,niy
country :: on motion of the plaintiff hy their
counsel, 1t IS ordered, That the said defendant
do appear here on the first day OF the next terr,
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and thstn
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in SONG
newspaper published in the City of Richmond.
for two months successfully aud posted at the
tront door ofthe Capitol in the said City.
II Cofy. -Tesfe,
VIM. w HENING. c. C.
'uiy 10 w8w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03
Feb. IS, 1871.

DURSUANTto Deed of Trust, executed To
4 by Jonathan Rockfeld and Mary Herdi-
man. tor me purpose OF securing a certain sum
of money due to Zlchariah Brooks-We shall
proceed to sell 10 the highest bidder, for ready
money, on the premises, on Monday the SOth
day or Sept. next, one moiety the LOT on the
ms'n-street in the town of Manchester, now oc-
cupied by the said Mary Northumberland is lie.
Sally conveyed in said Trust Deed, which is OF
due record in Chesterfield county court.
PETER F. SMITH,
Aug. so. w4r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03

VIRc1NIA s--.At . Superior cour,
Chancery. holden at the Capitol, in the
City OF Ricnmond. the nineteenth day Of June,
1871
Charles Eweil. John Fox, Samuel Jackson,
Richard Coles. Francis Montgomery and Carr
Bailey, Overseers OF the poor Of Priace William
Coenty and Successors of WIN. Alexander, Jes-
see Ewell Bernard Hooe, James Gwallins,
James Grenstesd and John Kinchalse former o.
veiseers, Pris.
against
Thomas ]. Bullet devisee OF Cuthber. Bullet,
decd. D.,,,s -
The defendant Thomas J. Bullet not having.
entered his appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act of assembly & the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that he is not an inhsbant of this coun-
try on motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel,
IL is ordered, That the said defendant do appear.
here ON the first day of he next term and am
swer the bill of the plaintiffs and that n copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some ne VISA
paper published in the City of Richmond, for
two months successfully and posted at the front
door OF the CsPito in the said City.
II Coey.-7este,
Wm. w. HENINC, G. c.
July 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03

BOARDING HOUSE IN WILLIAMS
~ BURG The Subscriber residing in the
City OF Williamsburg, continues TO furni. b
board, lodging, washing and entertainment. on
reasonable terms, for Ladies, Gentlemen, BOYS
and Girls by the year, quarter, 81essh or sioyfer
Period-Her house is large AMI commodious ;
and she hopes, by the goodness of accommods.
tons, and sssduous endaayors to please, to
give general satisfaction, and merit the patron.
age OF the publics-
ANNA BYRD.
Aug. 5or wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03

N CHANCERY. Virginia In Pl,tsyl, ana
County Court, Aug 20, 1911.
John Meese, PR
against
Charles Green Def
The defendant not having entered his appear.
ance and given security according to the act of
Assembly and the rules of This Court, and it en-.
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court that he
IS not an inhabitant of this state on motion of
the plaintiff, by counsel. n is ordered, That the
ssid defendant do appear here on the third Mon
day in November next, and ans yer the plsintifF's
bill, and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some one Of the newspapers pub
lfshed in the City ofRichmond for eight weeks
successfully, and posted at the front door Of
the Court house Of the said county.
Cofy. Teste,
ELDRED RAWLINGS, D c.
Aug 81. ~8wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03

WILL be sold, 20 the highest o,ddeT, on
W Thursday the 2dth Sept. next, $50 acres OF
valuable Land, lying on West Creek in Amelia
county, four miles south Of the Courthouse and
belonging TO the estate of Henry Ward.-This
land IS we'll adapted TO the culture of Corn,
Wheat and Tobacco, rs may be known by a
view of the premises at this time, and has on II
all the houses requisite for agricultural and
family purposes.----It is presumed that no per
son will become purchaser without a previ-
GUS view Of the premises, which can be obtain
eddy application to Miles Webster, esq nov
residing on the same A further description is
therefore deemed unnecessary sale will
take place at Amelia Court house on the day 4.
bOve stated.
EDWD. o. BRANCH, TRACE,
ron
HENRY WARD.
Auo On .u
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03
w4wT

NJ OTICE.--AIl persons having claims a
IN gaiust the Estate Of mnton Collins, dec
are requested 10 exhibit them for adjustment
and those indebted will please to make imme.
date payment TO
RICHD. DENNY,
AcfUg e,secWov.
Aug. 80. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03

Chancery, holden at the Capitoi IN thc
Cry OF Richmond, the nineteenth day OF Junes
1911.
Josiah Smith and BENZ Mosby, ex'ors. ofLits
tiebury Mosby, decd. p,t,s-
hgainsf
John Povall, Edward Johnson, Samuel Hob.
son and Elizabeth his wife, and Daniel Wilsoa
and Henrietta his wife Dcr,a
The defendants Daniel Wilson and Henrje..
ta ms wite not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the aci Of as
sembly and the rules of this court, and \; ar
Pea1ng to the satisfaction Of the court. that thew
are not inhabitants of this country on rnot,on
OF the piantitis by their counsel, I. ia ordered.
That The sad defendants do appear here on the
hrst day OF the next term and ans er The hiil as
the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
m the City ofRichnond, for two months succes-
s'Tey ahd posted at the font door OF the Cam.
tol in the said City
II Cofy.--Tesfe,
VIM w. HENING. c e,
Su'J O. wSw
bE following is list of Penteniisry Man
uiactures which have been lately reduced
to md are now selling at the prices annexed to
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03

iRClNlA:-Ata Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the CITY of
Richmond, the first day of June, 1911.
Roger Atkinson, Sheriff of Chesterfield to
whom administration of the estate of Archibald
NicKae was committed. Pr
dgdinst II IT, - t.t
Pamela McEae, Alexander McRse. Chr;s,o-
pher McRae, Colin McRae, Allen McKae,
Hachariah Brooks and Margaret his wife late
McRae. Richard McRae, Josiah Hobson, and
Pamela his wife late McRae and Mary McRse,
Derts.
the defendant Alexander McRae not having
entered his appearance and given security ac-
cordng to the act of assembly and the rules of
TINS court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of
the court, that he is not an inhabitant of this
country on motion of the plaintiff oy his
counsel, 1t &c ordered, That the SAID defendant
40 appear here on the first day of the next term
ana answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
Copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the CITY of Rich
mond, for two months successfully and most
ed at the front door Of the Capitol in the said
City.
Gofy.-Teste,
,n,, ,e WV. W.HENlNG, &C.
jury 10 'e8v
VIRGINIA At a Superior CoU,r ~
ChanceTy, holden at the Capitol IN the
1911. '"e'
james Crawford, Rpt
against
John Davenport. James Davenport and Tho.
mss Hmor and David Davenport, ex'ors. of
" M davenport, Belts.
The defendants John Davenport and lanes
Davenport not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act OF as.
semo'y and the rules OF this court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the court, that tbev
are not inhabitants of this country on motion
OF the plaintiff by his counsel, 1t is ordered That
the said defendants do appear here on the first
day OF the next term and answer the bill of the
plaintiff: and that copy of this order be forth
with inserte d in some newspaper published in
sively and posted at the front door of the Capitol
in the said City
CoPy.-Ieste,
July 16 "a,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03

Together with the above articles will be kepg
a constant supply of Shoes, Boots, &C. at their
former low prices.
VIM: ANDERSON.
agent for the CoDpnloa 7veahh.
July 16. wtS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03

RECK'S PATENT SHOT, IL Tons c0ro-
~ Pietely assorted, from BIB to No, 10. for
Sale by
M & B. MYERS,
agents for the Maaafacfwcys.
mug y y4Sy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03

Richmond, August Is. Wv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03

SpikeD from & TO 7 inches IL cts.
Broad Axes 1S cents 4 Snaf1Ia pr;Jias
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03

Prooidias Tor tie sale Of ucct Of lend iing in the
stite If Tennessee, and tract in the indiana
Isyyitory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-11
GOLDSMITH md JEWELKR,

~
Mo8, Tsses'-R0-U-Ese5Gags fret,
TrAs mn received a handlome affortment
Plated, Britannia q Tapansd Hare,
'Tc4ueiry, Cutlery, &C. DE-
PLATED WARE.
Ben Sheffield plated Tea fe.,s, TO match !;
lome low priced do; elegant CAslORo !;
low priced do; Candlelsicks various kinds &
prices; fugar Baions Cream Pots io1P La
dies; Fin Knives inuaers and Tray'; Ia
bic and Tsa fp0ons &c. &c
BRITANNIA WARE.
eofee Pots; Tea Pots; Cream Pots Ia
gar Balons; Tumblers; Table and lea
spoons, various patterns and prices.
JAPANED WARE.
An elegant shortment Of morocco, cream
and black colorsd Walters, inlsts or hngie;
Bread, Knife, Cheefe and fnsffsr Tray, OF
various patterns.
IEwELRr.
Pearl and Jst Breaches; do do Rings
Cornelisn Enobs and Drops and Boon Pine
TO match Gold Esg Hoops. knobs * Drops;
Cornelizu, Pebble and plain Gold Watch
heyss DO seals; fOUle Oh new anu ticHA1k PA1-
tssns, and slmoa svsry other srtiela IN this
kna
CUTLERY.
Table Knives and Forks; Razors, ezErs
nice Pen Knivss; fciGors Gsk fnsasrs;
Of various kinds and prices.
HAIR WORE
Bracelets; Neck Chains Bar Hoops aud
Watch CHAINS Of various and elegant pattsFna
GILT WORK.
Elegant Ceaor Clalp'; a large sdortmsn,
OF Watch Keys, seals and Chains. &c &c
A56, Of his srUa n'snyta6furf,
Warranted Gold Necklaces, from 8 10 IL
dollars per firing; fcup Lsdls; Table and
Tea fpoons fugsr Tongs faIt fPoons of
newell patterns Gold Watch Chains * Keys;
Silver do +; Thimblss; Hooks and Rings, &c.
In addition 10 the above, he has an zhcFt-
mani of Morocco Pocket BOOKS; elegant
purfes; various patterns of Tortsise fheh *
Horn Combs; Tooth Brulhss; and sImolt
every other articls in his line
The above articles are OF fxch quality,
and will be put At fuch prices, will, he thinks
meet the appreciation Of his cxitomsra
Psrtis~d, De- ~ IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-11

A work of this fort cannc, be rnzde 700
dmple or familiar, nor too much care taken
10 the felsction and arrangement ofthe ma
| erals.
| In order 10 render the acquiGtion Of Ian
( .uzge ealy 20 children, we fhould ufe words
7 ,nd e1preilions which they can under!tand.
| The fsn,euces lhould De fhort, aud the Ian.
yuase hmpe The ideas fuch as are familiar
0 them, or which they can readily compre-
bend, add the descriptions aud incidents de.
JAILED, lhould relate 10 things OF which they
have fome acquaintance.
Urged by ,hefe combinations, the ccmpi
Ter has been Induced 70 offer the following
work TO parents and instructors OF youth,
hoping that il may. ia fome manner, relieve
them from their Isborious employment, and
alo, be Of Eome benefit to the ridng gener-
alton.
That this performance may give pleafure
as well as convey inlfrueiion, the reading lei
fons have been cholen, which are calculated.
not only morally and religiouny 10 improve,
but alto, TO amufe thole for whom they are
ideGgned.
Ia the execution of the work, the compiler
mas endeavoured TO unite the principles of Da.
JOAHsOEy AsAA- w @LAh%1 @AA Ae~A' NA~~
RAY.
The pronounciziioa Of Waller, the read
ing lslons Of MURRAY, and other eminent
writers or compilers, and the photography
Of Johnson, except only, in the onitiion OF
1, after hard {, in fuch words as Pr5Gf, fb;biSs,
Sy.tbseii-, DC.
The compiler. hopes, that the ipsiling and
reading leGOns viii be found fvutabiy adapted
TO each other, bo1h in their nature and q1an-
tity that the learner will De furniihed wish
a confident and plealing variety, in his flu
dies; anG that, from the mutnal aid they AZ
ford to another he will be gradually condnc-
TED to the art of reading with e4ls and pro-
priety'
B.LITTLE & Co wiihes TO give fair OPP
porluni,y for the introduction of the Juvso-
lie Spelling Book into ichools; vii! turniih
them TO Ths 1ookieliers aud Country Traders.
At the fame prices that Webners Spelling
Books Ia. been fold at, with losrai credit:
and, at the end Of year, will receive all NJ
fold copies, and return the amoant PAID fer
them, if requehed.
Nf1UtHryPSrt, Ja~Sary 8, lsil.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-11

r. this work az ert-aneous matter and all
pictures have been lcrupuiouhy rejected, and
fhs pages fitted with ufefui. improving, and
sotertaniug resding-lelous,
TO prefeut children with cuts or pictures
OF offsets or aaimals which they have never
feen, AID OF whith 10 fort Of proportion Is
Chierved IS calculated to give them fafe and
inaccurate ideas. Tbs mCu!e and elephant
are II fome books nearly of lie fame fize.--
The whale and crocodile fii tie fame page
Elementary books which ate crammed full
Of disproporiona,e pictures and romaaEe
hofles, are. il }. believed, read 900 oitea and
TOO long Tie profuh0n Of thofe books,
proFract the iubeciiry OF childhood, they ar
selt the understanding, iRitead Of advancing it;
they give forwardness without ftrsngsh /;
tkey hinder The mind from making vigorous
fhcots. and reBGsgit inacrvs whsh il ihouid
expand. They are indeed auuGng to The eye
zod in eerta.n degree inltructivs, bur IT is
doubted Wheihec thsy ihould be ulea as the
baiis Of inlruGlon
Toy-books are doubtless proper on ione oc-
cations, bu, the misfortune is that the ftimu.
fsnts uiej 20 2t1ra1t the attention At hrt,
muit be, not only continued, but heightened,
10 keep up the attraction. The early ufe Of
books of ghis fort IS notify followed by a dis
reiih for lhoie Of more ferrous aud improv-
Ing kind. The ,4ne thus pampered, hiltorY
and geography become dry and uninterelling /;
grammar l~borious morality aad religion
dull.
From the Bottom Afrociation OF Inffruaors.
At meeting Of the AGocisted Instructors
of youth 10 the Town Of Bottom, On the sth Of
duly 1870
Voted, thas Dclors Billiard and Adams,
Rev. Thomas Waterman, Mr.. Rufus Webb,
lohn Lathrop Elq. be Committee q exam
Inc the JuveniIe Spelling Book, pubilhsd by
MIR, Albert Picket Of New York, aud TO make
report at the next mesIihg q tbs ARocis
tIou.
At a meeting Of the AiTocaticn on the 18th
of Augult, 1910. The above named Com
nHtee reported,
That :iey bad carefully examined tbs Ju-
venie Spelling Book, ADD fatsd il az their
oPinon, that the arrangement of this book
i jud,cious and luiss5ly proportional 20 the
progrefs children ulualy make in the ar Of
Reading and ipeliing. That the method OF
iaitruction, by early seeuitcming children 10
read without fpelling,is al Improvement wor-
Ehy he attention Of Parents and Initructors
Thai The sGons appear to be well adapted 0
HE czpacitis. Of children, aud iuch a. nun be
Peculiarly inrsre!iing TO them Your Com
mittee are therefore Of the opinion, thar this
book msrits the recommendation Of this SO.
Siery.
Voted, Unanimously 10 accept the above
report, and that DR. BuiIard and Rev. 7 VIZ,
tetnlan oe Committee 70 tranfmit the Same
% h4elrs. E. Little To- Co NewburypoEs.
True Copy.-AtteG,
EPH. II. FARRAR, Ses'ry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-11

From Benjamin Allen, 4. l. .. Principal or
Dummer Academy, Byfeld, Mass.
Da~Eer Aesassy, No. II, 1910.
have eHamixed The Juvenile Spelling
Book, aud think it " to ccmerize the elemen-
tsy principles of the Engliih Language, in
plain, cOneiie, and iimP!e ms oner, iuited to
the comprehension Of children
Itis work of much merit-calcu'ated to
interef and smule the minds Of children, and
al the fame time 10 impress them with fome
q the mof important Preccpts Of ReIigioa.
Believing luch a work TO delerve the pa.
tronage n The public. hope ], will be gen
orally introduced into The Schools Of oar
Coz Try.
prArr AArrAr ~ y rAr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-11
NEW GOODS.
Samuel Walton, Tailor,

Exsbasgs Feat,
Jas iuit received and now offers for csIs,
an 2dortment Of SuperGne
Brad CIsfbs, CaDfmcrel and Hunters
Cbtb5,
of fashionable cQlo.s aud Of the Ara quality.
together with VESTINGS, oFthe newell ltyis,
and TRIMMINGS fuitable for the fam. :
which will be fold for cath as cheap Is can
be bought in this town or Bottom.
D. WATSON, continues TO execute tAs
Tailoring Bulinefs,
n The newell f1lhion, and at the fhortslt no.
1lce. Nov. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-11
EOR SfLE.

A VALUABLE Lot Of LAND, Gtu1tsd il
Portland, a. the foot of Spring a,sa,
few rods below tina. very valuable, cspac,ou<
and never failing covered Fountain If Ihe sea
Water IN the whole town Sad Lo' erttnds
"fEtty.f'Uo fest on The areei JUN meationed
ana f0'ty e,gbf feet on Lvvs Laas, thu, forniag
corner. There is convenient one cory
dwelling Houie on the fame, Containing tf1
front rooms, bedroom, kitchen, and
COCO Cesar. Said property beng part OF
the Real Enaie Of the late widow Rebtcc1
Shild; and might be made convenieur aana
for Mechanic or Trader-For furthat par
ticulars, inquire of ANSEL LEWIS, az
STEPHEN MLRLLaN
VINO are duly authorized to execute dee5
for the fame. M .Sosts
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-11
.NEW GOODS.
William Goddard.

William Goddard,
HAS received BY several late arrivals fen
Liverpool and Bristol, large QUANTITY n
Hard Hare Goods.
<ls0--20o boxes Grown Win6ou clu,
various sizes,
so casks Nails,
Quantity Of bliat.red Steel,
AnyiIs, Vices, Shosels, Spades, 6cA,
Which are for ssls, ny wholssale and -
At his store in AGiddle-aJreet, Oh ths MI u,
fsvorsbic terms
Portland, Nov 10 (tH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-11
Z. Little Gco.
PREEACE.

The dsEgn sftais little manuel il, 70 com
prize fhe elementary principles of the ID,
eiih Language. IN plain, conc,se, ard iim-
pie manner, i1ited 20 the comprehension Of
children.
Many valuable works have OF late ben
Written, for the i,aProTemsnt Of thGle VITO
arc more advance (, but lev are Eanpli6ed to
the capacities OF beginner.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-11
Tames Chadbourn q Co.

lanes Chadbourn q Co.
DEG leave to inform all their creditors as
- well as thole that are indebted to them, by
note or book account, that they have taken
Room over the Gore Of Medrs How q Evans
for the purpole of iettling their accoants,
where they lolicit them to call, and all thoie
that are Indebted, to make payment "a fosa
a. pohible, as that is tha way in which they
mutt calculate 70 pay their debts Feb. :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-11
EPH. II. FARRAR, Sss'ry.
From the NewSurynort school CCmzilt.t.

From the NswSurypOrt School Committee
NezrbR,yfsrt, Me- Is, 1910,
The Committee, 10 whom was eferred the
confederation of Picket's Juvenile Spelling
Book. Reported, "That they have examined
Pckst's Juvenile Spelling book and end his
mode Of conveying knowledge Of the es-
msn'Ary principle. Of our language eorree,,
and well calculated for the eAiy progreis Of
cbildrea"
Report read aud accepted.
"A true copy of tor records.
SAMUEL L. KNAPP, Sec'ry'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-11
SETH CLARK,

Exsbssgf Stree.
HAs sft reserved an additional aaortmsnt
Il Ct
Broasclot15, Ksrfymf,s5 and Hunters
Cloths,
Of vsriess co!ors among which are piece
81 fuper- fuperfns black, and do. do. blue
Wet country ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with
Trimmings of all kinds.
He continues 10 carry on ths
TfiLORING BUSINESS,
on fcale adequate to the immediate syscs :
ton Of al commands entrulted to his care.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-11
BENJAEiIM ALLEN.

krom Mr.. JoEn VoIe, A. PTecepIoT q
Atkinlon Academy, ~ II.
hfEi5jan, Nsv -, 1910.
Qentemca.
have with much p'salure perufed the
Juvenile Spelling Book" The arrange
meat j happy, iurPsihng any thing of the
kind have iesn. The various POUNDS and
powers Of The Iettsrs are well imprelIed BY
the reading leiioEs. Throughout, the author,
10y eaiy aud gentle T., vements, leads ths lit
tls Rrsnger up the f.. = alcsn1 Ut egu!itiou.
Gated with the work, I conider il meFi.
TO- 'sus. and well deierving general iarroduc-
tion iato our ich0ols
lam your vs-y obedieat fervant,
JOHN VOaE.
=. Little Z Co.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-11
DOCTOR WtED.

DOCTOR WEED,
HAVING attended regular coxrfs Il
: Medical Reading and Prsctic, u Ph,ac
with Doctor srooks, Of Melford, and Obtain
Cd Diploma from the Csnlors of she Maids.
shHiett, Medical Society will be happy Is
sfvote his ierViceS 20 the inhabitants Of Port
land. rho may fssl dilpofsd to pa,roniis hiG
s' a PyhciAu.
~ B--Eh' lodgings are At Msi CAsrt,
A4sys! fTsd. b., 40
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-11

49, - A~aAeASs
I'VE the iubfcriber', having been sppois-
ted by the Hon. Siias Lee, Elq. Judge
Of F-obate for the county of Lincoln, to re-
ceive aud eTAmine the clsims Of creditors TO
the e1late Of =
CHARLES NOYES.
late Of WilcaiIe', 10 laid cosnty, bIockinaksr,
dece2ted, rcPrelented iuioIvent, hereby give
notice that Ak months are allowed 90 laid
Creditors 70 exhibit and prove thsir Claim, :
ana that we ihau ATTEND that fervics Al the
Fore Of Il Th.yer. in fad Wll,.fst, GA
Thuriday. the feven,h day Of February next
aud on the firm Thurtdsy OF each Of the i've
following months, from 70 O'Clock II the
afternoon Of each Of laid days.
DAVID QgLMBY, cu-;s,.u.
Ugfagi, Tar 81, 1911. ga
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-11

NTE the fub(cribers give notice that we
have been appointed by the Hon. Sam
vel Freeman. Liz Judge of Probate for the
county oil Cumberland, Commi1ioners TO re-
ceive and e1Amine the Claims sgainh the e.
tate Of
WTLLThN chLDWELL,
late OF Portland, ID laid county, mariner, de
ceaied, Reproduced iDfolvent-that iiK mouth.
are allowed TO the credi,or4to bring in their
Claims tina, they will attend that iervics at
the Office Of Joceph @. Boyd. EGq in PortIzud,
Oh the iaA Thnriday Of this and the FIVE fol-
loving months, from 10 to o'clock Of easA
Ut laid days.
JOSEPH G. BOYn,
MARK HARMS
azs-ry Is, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-11
Ns1O CabinH Shop.
GEORGE CLARK,

CABINET And CHAR. MAKER,
INFORMS the public that he has taken :
Chop opPoh,e Mr.. Robert Boyd's nssr the
head Of Rxchange-trset, where he has com.
nencsd the Hanufa6ture Of
CABINET Work,
in ito various branches. He has on hand hsft
ST. Domingo Wood, with which be expects TO
be able to manufacture Cabinet Furniture in
the newell lyle and in faithful manner.
WANTED.
A iournsymsn aud al Apprentice 10 the
above buhneis--to whom good encourage
men, ~ill bs sivsn--the boy aged Is or 6
gSsrs NsV. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-02-11

Gables, csrdass, Bolira3s, an
WOrmiine,
EOR hls by 4. CHEvER, at No. 2, Long
l. Wharf, or AZ .as New Rofs Walk oy
behring's bridge.
PO,tissd D.s 10. (esp6m)