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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-25

In Louisa County Court, nay iii, 1912.
David GillaspY PJ
AGAINST
Cisley Bell, surviving oblgor Of
Pleasant Bell aud Csley Bell, ( Of
for the benefit of WIN o Cal '""'"'e:l'
lis, late Sheriff OF Louisa, Deffs.J
THE defendant Cisley Deli not having en-
tered her appearance and given security &C.
oording to the Act of Assembly AMI the Rules
Of this Court. auI it appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court that she Is MT an iohabi-
tant of this state, on tho ma,ion o. the plaintiff,
by his Counsel, It is ordeyei, that tie sad de-
ecnd1nt Cillcy Bell, do appear here on TIA Sc
cond Monday in August next, and answer Tic
plaintiffs bill and that a copy Of tHis order &c
Forthwith inserted IN one OF the Newspapers
printed 30 the City OF Richmond for e,gIt
weeks excessively, and posted a. the iont
door Of tive Courthouse o. thiS county on song
Court day.
a Copv-Tcstc,
NICHOLAS J. P0INDEXrER, c.
Tun- g. WSD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-25

LOCK-HARBOUR, 12thJune, 1872.
1ENAKEN from on board SPENCER d.
4 NORVELL'S boat this day, L ~ O
B Il q S, containing in all about five bush
els of Corn, which. for want of Bill of Lei
ing. will be sold at my OHicc on the oath
day of July next at II o'clock. A. NJ. for the
benefit of this Commonwealth, provided that
no person or persons prove their property in
said Corn previous to said day of sale.
PAUL G. O. JONES, Inspector of Boats
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-25
G. s. r. WAITN,S
LIST OF PRIZES or NEIgroR1

LIST OF PRIZES OF NEWroRE
Union College lottery, No. 8.
TWENTIETH DAYS DRAWING.
No. 1929 prize of $500
20273, SO
1884, 30315, 4l424, 20
DAYS DRAWING.
No 1882 prize of $500
1885, 222o6, 5ioS4, 4t951 20
TWENTy,sEyENrH DAYS DRAWING.
no. 1926, 1915, prizes of 500
1904, 1865, so
39577, S7034, 20
TWENTY-EIGHrH DAYS DRAWING.
No 2656l prize of $500
44O65, so
32305, 90
TwENTY-NINTA DAYS DRAWING
No. 32l4o prize of 500
24+}5, 1874, %
Sold at the Argus Office to Mr.. Hundley
-. f.w Tickets in the above Lottery Twar-
ranted undrawn for sale at S. Peasants Book
Store, and prizes in the different Lotteries Ia
ken in payment. complete List OF Prizes
drawn in the Washington Monument Lottery is
received.
A GENTLEMAN has arrived here from n.
A York, where he has carried on for several
years, a DISrILIE3Y OF GIN AND CoRDI-
AL; also, RECTIFYING WHiSKEY INTO
GIN, by chemical process, with little expence-
| also, BREWING BEER, making VINEGAR,
&c.-If he can find Partner, with a small CAPT
| tai, who wishes to engage III that business with
| him, will please to leave line addressedto 4.
| B. on board schr Eagle, at Jenks's Wharf,
where it will be duly attended to and ample
satisfaction given. 9.
| June 18Th, 1912.
| p. S. The above business will afford great
! gain, on account of the materials, fuel, &c. be
| ing cheaper here than elsewhere.
| TOR SALE,-hnding per the Schr. WEST
| Il INDIAN, from Charleston,
| 100 Fine Bales southern Cotton,
| so Tierces New Rice.
| IN STORE
90 IIhds. Whiskey
| so Barrels %.
500 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
200 Laguira Hides,
500 Sack Bags,
so Reams Wrapping Paper.
RALSToN & PLEASANTS.
June 25. IT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-25

IN the Senate, OF Friday, the bill authorship
ian issue of Treasury notes, was referred 10
Select Commitec composed OF Alessrs. Camp
bell of Zen. Bayard and Smith of Nd.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith OF Md. on Saturday,
| the President of the U. $. was requested TO iay
before the Senate such information as he may
possess respecting the hostile or friendly move.
ments and intentions OF the indians towards the
U. 5. subsequent to the battle of Tippecanoe.
The House of Representatives sat shorl
time in secret yesterday, the doors having been
closed at the instance OF Mr.. M.tchill.
A committee was appointed IN the House of
Representatives % enquire into the cxpedicncy
of passing law 90 convene Congress before the
constitutional period loe the next session.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-25
Cidite9 States Cso,, fYfh cftenlf and rl-riaiisi,

0dites States csto., Fyfb CTten.t and nIryiats
District
Saturday, Nag the son, 1872
Robert Gour!ey, Ex'cr. OF the last !
viii < testament of Ariana Ran
do!ph, deed. RT
AGAINST
Carter Page, ENor. of Archibald
Carey, who was ex'0r OF Peter
Randolph, Edndnd Randolph, do In
vsee and heir of Peyion Ran Cha1.e4yy,,
dolph, decd. and Robert West,
admir-. OF Philip l.. Grimes, who
was ex'or. OF John Robinson, sur
wing ex'or of Philip Grimes,
deed. and Edmund Jennings,
DJis.
Z Y cousen; of the plaintiff and of thee efen-
- dan, Edmund Randolph, tits ordered and
decreeG, That Marin Dawson and George
GrecnloA, or either ofthem, do make sale OF
the Slaves and other Property in III Indsnture
OF Trust OF ,be nineteenth day of Man, ono
eight hundred, mentioned, in cree
dit OF nlne and eighteen months, taking bond
and good security, payable 10 them, or the one
VINO shall act as commissioner Aforesaid, and
briag the said bonds into Court, to be disposed
of as the Court shall direct, the said Sales TO be-
advertised four weeks in three OF the Rich
mond Newspapers And it is further order
cd, That either of the said commissioners may
sell separate any part of the said property; and
it is further ordered, that the Decree against
the defendant Edmund Randolph, shall not be
iniorced against his person until the trust fund
rs disposed OF, neither his person nor property
being liable beyond the sum decreed TO be paid
by him; and by consent OF the plaintiff and of
Carter Page, ex'or. of Archibald Carey, who
'sqs eX'or. of Peter Randolph, 1t is ordered,
mat one OF the commissioners of this Count do
examine, state and settle the account of tbe-ad-
ministration Of the said Carey and the said
Randolph on the Estate of the said Archibald
Carey.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-25
TWENTY DOLLARS KEW ARD.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
7 OST on Monday Evening, odd inst. between
IL the hours of and 10 O'clock, "A RED MO-
ROCCO P0CKET-BOOK, containing notes prin-
cipally of the Virginia Bank, TO the amount of
Ohe hundred and sixty.fve Dollars also, two
TICKETS in the Union College Lottery, New
York,
Nos. 3299, s $500;
Also receipt from Mr.. George Greenhow to T.
r. Jones for 1875 dollars-ani note OF hand
by Philip Fister, to j. II. Jones for los dolls.
50 cents, besides other papers. The above
Tickets, Receipt, and Note, well the other
papers can be of no use to any but the owner;
and the above Reward will be cheerfu'ly givefI
10 any person leaving the said Poke t-Book at
the Office of this Paper, or at the Store of
JOHN II. JONES,
Opposite the Eagle Tavern.
Richmond, June 25, 1912. ct,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-25

Lucien Bonaparte mas written a Poem,
containing %, 100 lines, ratlerof religious
tendency.-In England, he has made un-
successful applications to Walter Scott and
the poet Campbell to translate his PoeM.-
He then applied to Thomas Moore, the l.
IRISH poet, who had not decided OH the APP
plicarion, according to the latest accounts.
Lucien offers 1000 pounds sterling 70 his
tranSlator.--Nerc. .ddp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-25

MARRIED on Thursday evening last. the
18th inst. by the Rev. John LINDSAY, Mr..
SAMUEL CARTWRIGHT, to the amia-
bic MISS ELIZABETH M. FRAYSER,
both OF this County.
Smile, Fortune, smile utaoti thehafihy hair,
ind teach them soon Tie PARENTS care
Let joy .forever them attend,
.dVd only cease .vhen life shall end.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-25

ALBERT GALLATIN
Honorable LANGDoN CHEvEs,
Chairman gf'the Committee Qf Ways and
Means.
On Saturday the bill for imposing additi-
onai duties lof 100 per cent. on all former
duties1 passed through committee of the
whole, was amended so as 10 include an adj
dtional duty of one dollar and fifty cents per
ton IN all foreign tonnage, and limiting the
continuance of the act to one year after the
end of the war, and was then, after much
debate, which shall be published hereafter,
ordered to be engrossed and read third
time. 1t was yesterday read third time,
and, after debate, was ION motion of Mr..
Widgery) re committed and the House i'm
mediately took up the subject in commit
tee.
A motion having been made to strike out
100 per cent. and insert Is, was lost, as also
was a motion to insert so per cent.
The bill was then reported to the House
without amendment. twas moved by MIR
Randolph 20 strike cut the words "one hum
dred, and lost-Aye3 81, Nays II.
It was then moved by Mr.. Bassctt that the
bill lie on the table, and negatiycd
The bill was then ordered TO a third read
ing, and read accordingly and passed--Yeas
Is, Noes 49.
On Saturday, resolution was offered by
Mr.. Williams; and after debate, was a.
greed 70, in the following words:
ReSoived, That the committee Of Commerce
and Manufactures be instructed TO enquire into
lie expediency Of prohibiting, during the con
tinuance OF the war, the expectation from anC
Importation into the United States of all goods
wares and merchandise in any ship or vesse
not belonging TO citizens Of the United States
a motion was made By Mr.. Johnson on Fri
| lay, to direct an adjournment Of both House
/ Oh Thursday next The resolution was takci
up yesterday, amended soas 20 fix Monday q
tie day Of adjournment, and then ordered to Ii
on Tie table by a vote Of o. to SO.
In Senate a motion has been made and is nos
! pending, 20 appoint committee 20 enquire q
| what day il would be proper tn adjourn.
Several other matters Of inferior magnitude
passed under the view of the House, amon
which was resolution offered by Mr.. Basset
to appoint a committee 20 enquire into ID. >
| pelliency of RAISING particular force for p
! defence Of Che Eastern shore OF Virginia, whic
was ordered e lie on TIC t,bIs,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-06-25

~ TOR SALE, ai,>ely NEGRO WoM9tN
e GIG q! IS Ps,21r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-04
Nsw Fang aid Staple Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

nEAD of EIchangs-Rreet, has JUN opened
for fale,
Canton Grapes, AL colours and good quaiitiei
Black, white, fate, brown, cinnamon, buff
pink, green and other coloured Florence
and China Lultrings
Dark plsided do
Elegant figured Sarfnetts, handlone article
for Bonnets and Pelhes
A good zfortmRnt of RibboRds
Pongees of every colour, much cheaper than
common Sarlnetts
Black and figured Canton Hzndkerchiefs
Company BandRnnAs
Choppy Romails
Elegant fancy fix Hkfs
Canton fix Shaws
Black India Luliring ditto Satin
Gentlemen's black and white Gk Hofe
Ladies black, white and Gate ditto
Ladies and gentemens black, white snd col
CURED fix Gloves
Mems doe Kin and beaver Gloves
Black Italian Grape; bSsck elk Velvets
Black Italian and China Sewing Silk
Black, navy blue, dark mixed, light mixed,
bottle, brown, corbeau and London tmoke
Broadcloths
Fine black CafilmeTes
Blue, mixed. drsb and bottle ditto
Ker(eys; Coatings; Flannels; Blankets
Handlome a1ortment Of toilinett aRd virulett
Veiting fix forentiue ditto
Buff Cafiimere white ditto
Scarlet Broadcloth
Women's bIack and Gate worried Hole
Mems black, white and mixed ditto
Cotton ShawIs few pieces dark Bingham
Oil Cloths blue and yellow Nankins
Factory Girghams; do. Sheeting and SAirreg
Ditto cotton Warp Yarn
few pieces neam loom Shirtings, an article
much approved of
Fashionable Coat Buttons
Brown Linens India Cottons
Together with great many other Articles,
making in the whole, flock 70 varioafy az
Iorted a' icarcely to fail in any article en-
luired for Cf) Portland, Feb "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-04
FOR SALE.

4 PLEASANTLY situated Farm in
NorthyarmOuthi Iyiag OF The lover comfy
rJAt leading through sad town consisting
" sb"ye o'e a4as.fe2 44.ycg a. s-,,,,I land ,,o
On Il 4 young growth VI v-.uC. an o.,,,.rd
twf dwelling houses, astu-c and 90 harms .
" under good cultivation, ana i rsDsbl. N,
Reeping tmrly head 81 cattle, ara . ,,,,.
place foc tracer -Ssh fam. will be .olJ
Cor cash 20 exchsngeI f.r West ln5is
n.ao o"e TENN ~ Federal wharf,
wi'h large Store thereon. Tie stock And
utensils, wllh Or wilhnut the farm. as Mil
best salt the purchaser For farther tt.r.i.,
liars apply 10 he subscriber 81 Sa,d ,rnr
rs JANE LANG WORTHY.
1.laysrnoI!h, Ela' nc 5yllgio.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-04
vVALSH,S REVIEW.

JUST received and ready for delivery TO
! Subscribers at the Bookstore Of a. LY-
MAN & Co Erebosgs G,etf, THE AMKRI.
CAN REVIEW Of hill DRY and politics and
general rePottory Of literature and State pa
pers, No. 5. The I'd Volume of this work
commence with tn prelent Number-price
. per year, Subj 1, riptions for this vaua
bic publication are received al the above
Booklloce ALTO, jul received as above, THE
LIEs OF DAVID BRAINERD the AfJg;os9, y,
price one dollar, and Abbets Sermons 10 mar
liners, ID. 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-04
COTTON CARDS.

John DIX has Jun received, 30 d. \,
ton ards, No from & to tC-AE.
general alTortment of
Wet India Goods & Groceries
which are offered for iaIe AZ low rate
.ALso-A new Beilo-es fse Cbgiie, with pIs,e7
harnais complete; made by rhe arR vpoIkmsD
in town and wsrranted--it will be ditDofrd y
on long credit, or exchanged fer country pro
duce or other goods. For eek % a5svs-
Cotton Factory Yarn and Manulsaurra
Cotton II the Factory prices.
March 50.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-04

THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice
= 20 all concerned, that he has been dolly
appointed and taken upon hlnzelf the truli Of
Administrator 90 the eitate az
JOSEPH FIELD,
late of Falmouth, in the county of Cumber-
land, yeoman, deceafed, by giving bond as
the law direcfs-he therefore requeits all per
fons who are indebted 10 the faid decealsds
State, 10 make immediate payment; and thofe
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the fame TO OBADIAH FIELD.
March 10, 1879 (29
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-04
CrAYOUNG LADY

nF Bottom, was afflicted with violent
= cough tightnels OF the chef, great diff
Guilty Of breathing, and pain in the dde; in
this dlltreihng ftate after having tried mott
things without effect, was induced to take
I" d., HeLte5 AfSatS Pills" when TO the fur.
prize of berielf and friends, after taking one
box, her ileep was rellored, ler cough left her,
and 10 hniihing the ieeond, her health was
perfectly ellabhiheA----zs slitrIy gsatLsu4H W
Saisn was many years aiR 6ed with mott vio-
LEM cough, great difficulty of breathing and
wheezing could not leep; by taking two
boxes was cured-AHsI4 man Of Haagvry was
% years sfH eted with an Alma, was cured
by taking three boxes d gentlegsn Of Hin.
seGet was fix years afflicted with an Alihma,
could Aot ile4p, was cured by three boxes
IN elae,!y Lay Of Byasn was l6 years attic.
ted with violent cough, difficulty of breath
ing, cOul2 not lay down in her bed for years,
was cured by taking only two boxes -Thele
Pills give isfSSf s9ys IA al Aab@0s ditt7.Eily IF
b. esfbng b0a'ss1eS vSbsszieg, feEsg IA fbs throat
fgbfasI5 Of tbs ebe eSasH7ptoaf, eo.gb5 eoIJ5, iJe
Common ssijI are gesfratly yssoVed feE. bSSr5
Ibs GgsS zVH experience Isis equally agresa6 sVen
zDbea fbs IHHgs are afs5ea ~ AK for " DR.
Relies Althmatic Pitts None ave gesHine n.
iess Egssd w. t. Conway, r. Psrti. via, One bs~
Contain, 3 l2 pin t'sgvsatly e6:t9s are Pre-.
pared by The ioie proprietor W T Conway
No. 9, fremont freet Bolton, by whom they
are fold wholelale i--and retail by Mr.. !
PATTEN, Bookseller, Porrtanc-Dr. Todd
Saco-Babion, WifcsiIe,- Coodale, HalloweIl
DIR. Joel +. Ellis, Auguaa-TAppan, PORT
mouth-Thomas and WhippIe, Nsrburyport
And mott Druggists and booksellers Of ref
peetabiiity throughout the United state
Jgbys 0lso may Be b4I all Ihole ialtIy eneened
! and approved MEDICINES &c. prepared BY
/ w L. Conway ~ TheGe Medicines may
he had of w SewaIl poheffice, 3, 4aszpi. (
Cnfhing < Appleton, "A Wh,pPIe, 5a,ew.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-04
Bridgton, March "A, 1912, (2sJ

NOTICE 10 hereby given % the creditors
10 the estate Of Dea JOHN THRASH.
ER, late of Portland, in tie county of Cum.
herIand, Tanner, decealed that further time
Of two Months from the 18th day Of the pre-
fent month for the laid creditors 20 bring in
and prove their claims to the CommiiTionsrs
on fad Ella,e who will meet for that purpo(e.
At the counting room Of Dahiel Tucker, on the
Ara Mondays in April aud May next. and az
tend TO that bufnefs from 2 TO ) 0 clock p M
DANIEL TUCKBR,7 Csr4nill fou-
LEMUEL WELk5 4 era.
~. Lemuel Weeks, ha, been appointed
IN The room of Enoch I1ey, dereased.
Portland March Is, 1919,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-04
L. GREELY,

L. GREELY,
HJ fer }ais, 1T 40 !, LoSg ~baIji
90 bores HAVANA brown SugaU
90 chefs Souchong Tea
10 do Hyion Skin Tea
80 belts RufIa Duck
so pieces Ravens do
90 bolts Engliih do
20 do Cotton do
10 hhds w I. Rum
loo bbls Mackarel
500 bsls Mefs, Cargo NO. j, > u beef
100 bbls Pork
20 hhds MolaiTes
1000 W.T.. Coffee
200 boxes Candies
200 boxes brown Soap
CORDAGE
BY the gang or imaII quantity
Esb'Ss,y %. QD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-04

EfRST Part Of the 18th vol. OF Doct. Ress
! New CycIopediA received aud ready for
delivery 10 fubGcrbers The Cd part will be
received in few days. One Sect of this valu.
able work for iale At The original price. by
5 PATTEN,
Agsnt Of tie Pr1priefSr far fbs DJF'iT y Mains.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-04
To be J64 ~ order Of Court, at Public
Au61i0n, on WEDNESDAY, the
n. on TIE premyeJ, IN Union,


III. on The preDr5t5, III Union,
THE Real Fftzte of Major Sofeph Mary,
late of Union, 10 the county of Lincoln,
decealed conhlting of 2l2 Acres of Moving,
Tiiage, Pzaurage and Wood Land, which
is well Iimberedi with Ihrirty young Orch
ard thereon, which is allowed to be one of
the belt lots in the beli townfhip Of land in
the comfy with new well hniihed Dwell
ing Houie thereon, two ferries high, 81 by
AZ feet, with cellar under the whole, tory
and half porch ~ feet by 20, with good
never failing Well of Water under the fame !;
a Barn in good repair 50 feet by As, aud an
excellent we'll finiihed Saw Mill, exceeded by
few for goodnels of fituation and dilpatcn of
bulineis with number Of excellent Mill
Seats at fhort diitsnces from the Hou(e Mill
and each other. Said Farm lies not two miles
from Union Meeting Houle, on the great road
leading out Of the county, 10 Warren Court
Houfe, where s an Academy, and Navigation
bordering on little thriving village in which
are in operation Paper and Pulling Mill,
and pleaiantly htuated upon the eaitern 6de
OF St. Georges River and commanding an
ex enliVe profpea of the town. Said Farn
produced the Taft feslon, IS tons of EngIilh
Hay. A long payday will be allowed on
good iecurity, for the greater part, and poi
feihon Immediately given.
AB6, has PEW in the Meeting HouGe,
and a pair Of MlIlfones, with fundry other
articles. Conditions may be known and
premifeS leen by applying TO
SAMUEL HILLS, A&.r.
yajoa. F.5. ~, 1912 (M9)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-04
CFowell Hatch.

INFORMEs his friends and the pubHc, TIA,
he has removed from his late ilAnd IL Ez.
change hreet, and taken the fhop iafesy occs-
pied by Mr.. Joleph Mansfield, nearly opps-
Gte the Portland Bank---EheTe he c01.4uces
10 execute the
Tailoring Bgfnst5,
with fidelity and dilpstch. OaIs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-04
10 be LoLd at Pnbfc Au9ion

70 be )0ld at Public Auaion
p,Y order % Court, on Tueldav, the twenty
- hrtt day OF April next, at cue Of The clock
10 the afternoon, at the houfe Of Joleph Sears,
inn,holder in Bridgeton The following def
cribed real ellate about 60 acre. u lott No.
s in the iecond, range--allo thirty acres Of lott
10 IN the twelfth range in The ira diy,6on
alto one undivided hali Of lott No (. ID the
third range-~allo, ore undivided half OF lott
No 29 in the Grl range il the fecond divihon
of land IN Bridgtos, now Hsrrloa The laid
land being TIE eita,e of Iohn Fowler, lale of
EewburyPort deceaied
IOHN FOWLER, HdairiaI5t,y.
Bridgton, March "a, 1912, (2sJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-04
zbs JoAaVing Litter is Z further Pro9f
fiAs 'zf~ior stisdey Of
Dr.. HUNTERS PILLS !

Y'"s s1fytef sb~"'J
Dr.. HUNTERS PILLS !!
w. T. CoEwAY.
SS-Neticing your advertisement for DIR.
Hunters Pills and having g years ago con-
trsSted a veneral faint which, notwithstanding
the utual treatment. perpetnally troubling me
with bead abe, Ps-s IN ny bone', ks'gs sss6' and
b''febe' G sv my b0ay sbotvS, eye b'0zVs, ase,
Iyf Of ssy appetite ard hsive,iaI iabEtEde, was in
duced 10 try the(e pills when 10 my iurPrize
after two boxes the lcabs began to fcaIe of,
the pains left me, nay appetite became good
on taxing 4 boxes more am perfectly free fysm
every ,yrsPsoa You would oblige me mucn by
your advice and whether you think il necef-
fairy for me to continue, if 70 incloGe me ia a
letter what you may think proper am, ar,
mon gratefully yours &c: CIV.
P0rt'7oatb NsV. IA 1870
Zbers PiHs are an eqst7saI remedy IN all tie vaTi-
OHI RGge' Of TIE general diSsa,s 5om issP gone
'bf1 20 he eogyms4 iussreesrt iafe7iOns emo
VsSfbsyeby Jr6gssar!y o. days az tie II fling ~
Ps"se Of OHsO' s.OO dOharSa hsG:i'e explaining tie
Iy0tOHs zrtG particular diyseiOs, sOfBat per.On5 If
eH6sv res may tbe1feIvss rpif5 JsOeey saeiyeEs
each 6os-price D-Prepsred and fold whole
iaIe by fbs sole Proprietor W. T. Conway No.
8, fremont It. Bottom, removed from No. IA
Charles -R.-and retail by Mr.. S PATrEN,
Bookseller, PortIand-Dr Todd, Saco-Bab-
ion, Wiicafet-Goodale, Hallowell-Dr. Joel
r Ellis, Auguita-Tappan, Portfnouth-
Thomas and WhipPle, Newburyport-and
mott Druggilts and Booksellers OF relpecfabili-
ty throughout the United States -Ubes ale
uay Be bad all thofe judy elteemed and sppro-
we'd MEDICINES &c prepared by w. T
Conway.-EF Thele Medicines may be had
of w Sewail, poIt Office Brsnsrpiei, Culhing
& Appleton, aud H WhippIe, Salem
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-04
lanes Weeks Elfate

THE creditors 20 the elate Of JAMES
WEEKS, late Of Portland. in the cnunty
Of Cumberland, mariner, deceafed, and al
concerned, are hereby notified that I.e.nueI
Weeks and Ebenezer Mayo. executors Of the
Jan will and teitsment Of Eald deceafed, have
each exhibited TO me an account aeainll Ca;d
eltste-aad alto joint account Of their ad.
miniiiration on taid etate; and that toe larse
srilf be oonhdered by me Al 4 Probate Co,rt
80 be holden at the Regiher's Ofice in Pog,.
land, on the ieeond Wednesday of April mex,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, when M
where they may hive opportunity 10 max
their objections 70 iaid sSooaRts Or eithe. Of
Slem, il any ,hey have
SAM FREEMAN, ys e y jsig C..,s.
Elsrt{ IS, 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-04

S. M'Lelian & r. Fletcher,
HAvE EoR SALE
loHhds. PUN
CaAs GIN
5000 Ut. COFFEE,
cafe Olive VELVETS,
Bale Rulia RyAPRRs.
Elegant day CLOCK,
Wizards time piece,
Ton Steel.
March 80