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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

II informs his friends and the public generally, he
has selected elegant and extensive assortment of
FASHIONABLE GOODS in his line, among which,
are Pearl and Jet Earnings, Rings, Breast Pins,
Bracelets and head ornaments, Watch Chains, Seals
q Keys, Silver Tea Sets, Table, Dessert and Tea
Spoons, Soup and Punch Ladies, elegant GirdIe
Clasps, Branch and other Candestcks, Coasters,
Casters, Bread and Cake Baskets, Liquor Stands,
Plumes, Dirks, Swords, Belts, Epauetts, sc. Sc
NJ. q. hopes from his exertions at all times to OBJ
tain the most fashionable articles, to merit that
continuance public patronage he has 30 literally
experienced.
May 8. w6m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08
August IL.

KEY virtue OF deed Of trust executed to nc Nv
John Carthree, jr. OF Rockingham, (of record in
the county cosrt OF Alternately for the purpose oil
securing the payment of certain sums of money
therein naIned due from said artiree r to Dalncy
Minor, executor Of James Minor decd We, the
undersigned trustees, will sell for ready money. at
Brightberiy Browns turnpike gate, in the county
OF Aibe'narle, on Wednesday the ninth DAY OF Sep
tcmber next q tract Of SIT ICRE,S OFL.1Vil
on the waters of Doye's river, aud adjoining sail
Browns turnpike road, which land said Csrtlrce.
Junior, purchased of James Minors executors
or so much OF said land, viii satisfy and pay the
balance due on said deed Of trust aud the costs oI
executing the same. The undersigned acting n,
trustees for lhebeneGt Of others, will convey their
trust title only.
CHARLES YANCY,1
JOEL HARRIS, { Tyus,ee,
GEORGE GILMER,
July %. roc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

ltNoh SALE---A valuable Plantation, lying within
H two miles of the City of Williamsburg, late the
property of William Russell deceased containing a.
bout $50 acres, having on it large and enient
new Barn and Corn house with other buildings ;
years past, and of the bodest and best springs
in the Lower Country its situation contiguous to a
creek running into York River, with many other adj.
vantages, renders it also more valuable.-The Stock
OF Cattle on the plantation may likewise be purchas-
ed with it, and possession of the whole given in the
month of October next. For terms and further
particulars apply to
ANTHONY RoBINSON,) Ex.o.f
NJ. b. POITIAUX, <"n1 hassef
July7. WITT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08
(BY AUTHORITY OF rRG STATE OF
MARYLAND.y
SCHE.1fE or ,f-syZ,

$4,000 tickets at Ten. Dollars each Xssoooa
CASH PRIZES
Subject TO deduction of fifteen per cent
Stationary 6riSes as follow.
>, 5000 blanks : s,a each D'O0'
The next 1000 do. Is =.
do Ticket after the 6ODO blanks CsOon
First drawn ticket Oh the 18Th and until the 25tb
Do. 95thto 35th (exceptng the} zoo ~.
Iiekets constituting Frzes) - loV iicketss
The sad ten prizes consist of the numbers from,
10 ioUo inclusive each hundred of the said 1000 ia
ne one prize, the first drawn hundred or lowest nuns
the S5th. ~
First drawn ticket on the ssth $4,000
Do. Seth to iist 200
10 fist 20 sotii inclusive 1000
10; SON DAY $4,000
The prize books TO coasis. of Nos a 1000. :,
ne OBJECT contemplated TO be accomplished nv,
the above scheme is e!nineny entitled to the fayer
ana patronage OF the citizens of Baltimore The
punishment OF Medical College vii uueuestionabiv
have a beneficial influence on the general literary
character OF our ci'y-on it perhaps may be hereaf.
ter enSiaited the other Colleges, and thus an univer
tity he constituted.
1t viii however give us other imnortapt o5no..
1t VIII promote esprit of investigation in the Sa
cuty, II VIII induce young of talents TO establisi
themselves III our city, and thereby permanently Sc
cure TO this community the best aid chat can he af
forted by the medical profession n NAV ,I.o r.
proper to remark that if this school should prosner
as is anticipated, it will large suras expend
8, '"ua'y IN t'i's city, which would otherwise be,
disbnised in other places. 80
we presume that shose gentlemen who are anx;-
Gus Tor the advancement of the interests of Balri
more, VIII give us their support on the above consi
deratiOns ~
10 those WHO are inclined to profit themselves as
the same time that they encourage us---we conf.
IDENTITY SAY, that scheme of lottery so SPLENDID or
promising as the above has ever been offered II; This
country. - '"''
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY
in tho oil, A..
high PRIZES still in the wheel.
Present price of Tickets, S1i so, but viii soon
advance. 'A
Applications for Tickets from distant places (poss
pad) enclosing the cash, addressed to either OF Tie
Subscribers, at their respective Lottery Offices ia
Baltimore, will BE- imn' cdiatey attended to.
kEARNI WHARTON, Soutl,-st
PHfsIP II. tIICKIFN. No. zoe, Markets.,
j. l. COHEN, Junr. Medical College Lottery
Office, No. ITO, Market.st
NJ -. Hlos Of each days dragoing are regularly
published asd viii be forw srded TO these who MAJ,
apply
Baltimore, July T. 2awtts,oet.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

IN Monday the 18th Of October il fair, IL not the
~ next fair day, in Urbanns, eill sell at auction.
for cash, several hundred acres of nragon Swami.
well timbered late the property OF RaIp6 Wormect,
decd 1t viii be sod in Lots to suit the convent
ence Of purchasers.
will also sell al Tie same time for cash, yaIua-
bic Meadow, adjoining Rich Neck & 1imbar Neck
JOHN TAYLOH LOMNX.
9ctiag trassee Of RaL9h Wornse!ey, Decd
August IL Wlds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

EeY virtue of decree Of the Richmond District
ED Court Of Chancery, we shall proceed to sell so
much Of Tract Of Land, lying and being in the
county of Cumberland, as shall be sufficient to pay
the debt and cost due Drury Woodson in tic said de-
cree against Frederick Jones aud Ogesby Scrtiegs,
executors of Joseph w, Riddle, deed.
The sale viii take place the premises On Tues
day the 5th day % Septcmber next, for cash.
WILLIS WILSON,
John a. TRENT, ( Co,u;'s
THOMAS NJ. WALTON, }
Cumberland county, August T. wtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

A FARM WANTED.-Any person having a far m
IA to let on the waters of James River, above the
Falls, sufficient work about four hands to advan
tase, by cross-croPping will hear of tenant by adj
dressing letter to A. b. and directing it to the post
Office in Stevensburg Culpepper county, Virginia.
stating their name, place OF abode, Sc. and whether
there are sufficient buildings for the reception of
family.
August l.. WOW
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

|vUNHE SUBSCRIBER having succeeded 10 the
Il business conducted by the Fate firm of Murphy
and Crump, will constantly keep on hand well Sc
iected assortment OF groceries, together with ms gen.
erai an assortment OF China, Glass and Crockery
ware as existing circums will admit (which he
will sell on the most reasonable terms.
JOSHUA CRUMP.
August IA. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

Nm CHANCERY-In Goochlant county court,
Il July Goth, 1919.
William Crouch and Sarah his wife, in their own
right and IN right of their children Edward, John
Nancy, Richard, Susanna, William and Miner,
AGAINST
Jesse Bailey, Def.
This day came the plaintiffs by their attorney, and
the defendant not haSing entered lis appearance s.
given security according to the act of assembly and
the rules OF this court and it appearing the salts
faction OF the court that he is not Avn nhabitant of
this state; on motion of the plaintiffs by their
attorney, 1t is ordered, That the said defendant
do appear here the third Monday in Novem-
Der next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith published in
some public newspaper printed in the city of Rieh-
mond for two months successfully, and that another
copy be posted at the front door of the courthouse
of this county.
A copy. Teste, n"
WIN. MILLER, C. c. C.
September L. wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

AND FOR SALE--On Monday the t4th a
= q September, being Buckingham Court tay, wiz
be oheredtcr sale 10 te highest b,,ier M The 'front.'
door oi Mr.. Daniel Gueriant's Tavern, &c fuckinvs
ham Court House, tract of land containing nv
estimation, three hundred X iftv two acres Ici,,
li'e same tract which William X. Beruard Esu par-
chased OF Judge Marshall and convened 70 "a.
Subscriber IN trust for ' benefit of firS Elizsletb
WIS, sister cf the said Bernard. This land Is said
to- valuable, being sell adapted 70 The euIyaijon
Of corn wheat @nd lo''seeo. Mr.. harriet Davies
VINO ''cs near It, VII show It to those iildiined to
purchase. Tie sale will lee IN credit he ierrns ~
winch, ith other particulars, wiz be made knovn
on The day Of sale. Tie la,rehaser win De allowed
The privilege OF sowing wheat, st tic aspei period.
Wm. IL CtcsiJ.
T,HHer fer .llys. 1THs.
S'PS' . n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

n Office TO PERS-Persons disnoscd -
' contract for the delivery, on or before the tst
November next, OF three TO four l,undred ba,.r''s
made OF well seasoned heart OF white oak, foll hon.
Richmond. to the subscriber af Warren o -,
River. W James
August q.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

SOR RENT, from the LIST day of October next
the store now occupied by the subscribers, sec
ond door above the Eagle Tavern.
wanted an apprentice to the trade of Hat-fnsl-
ing; apply to
BURR, JACKSON, s. CO.
Sept. 1. wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

AIOTICE-i lavc authorised Mr.. James BransieY
at this place to act generally in the settlement
ut business dcvo.vng acting executor of the
late Mr. James L., los estate under whose care are
placed the books o! James Lyle Individually of Lyle
was .nember, and who is empowered to settle ac-
counts, pay receive money, and grant receipts in
the same manner os would do when present
Persons having business with me in the capacity
mentioned, are requested to call on Mr.. Branser
at the house lately occupied by Mr. Lyle, where this
books arc continued to be kept.
ROBERT GRAHAM, Sw-virinp
Acting exe'or. of Jcmes lyle, deed.
Manchester, e5th Aug. 1879 5wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

TSShe Subscribers have lately establ;shed a iu;ae
! factory, aud intend keeping on hand Siere
aud Sewing rwinc, they have also large qnsn-
TT, OF Cordagc, and Yarns, which they Wit
ser on very moderate terms. Application for the
above articles TO be made at their Rope Walk "a ~
the Store OF Messrs. Sh, lton and Finney.
~ JOHN S. SKELETONS Co.
August 81. 80, iw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

virtue Of deed Of trust, dated tie slst day Of
3 July, 1879, 4 recorded in King * Queen couu-
ty court, from Churchill Anderson, Esq to tie sub
scrbcrs, will be sold at Dunkirk (kin, & Queen
county, on Friday the 1S,i, day OF September next
men, boys, women and childron-a part of them
will he sold for ready money, ans! the rest on shors
credit. Creditors of the said Churchill Anderson
are requested to exhibit their claims. ANY debt due
from the said Churchill Anderson will be received in,
payment from such purchase property sold on
credit.
RIO. r.. SENPLE.
s.. IS S nnn;S,SsER, Tsasts...
August %. tbs
4 N PURSUANCE OF resolution Of the Common
Hall for the city o. Richmond, Motto. is hereby
gwen thata petition will be presented to the mex.
'enerei Assembly OF Virginia praying that an act
10 lease or otherwise dispose of the Commons be.
longing to said City.
y. SHEPPARD,
July IS. GIN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-08

" KrNI. tenement IN the a,sib .,,,.ef. in ,t,,
n marx square, among the bcS s., IL. c,, IS
Richmond for q Gro sort -" Va
.1{1lHyfiE (sP.3.V7L.4Nr
September 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-01
Rnnrd of Health.

THE Board ~ Health respectfully remiud
the Inhabitants OF Portland. that they hsve
entered upon the du Ies Of the Office TO which
they have been elected, and having deter
mined 10 execute the Law which suthcriZes
their appointment, they confidently trust they
shall have lie countenanCe and support q
their fellow citizens.
The following is an extract from the Law
aulhorising tie appointment OF Health
Committee or Health Officer
"Thst it fhall be their duty to remove all
filth Of any kind whatever which ihall be found
IN any Of he ftreets, lanes, wharves, docks, or
IN any other place whatever within the limits
of the town TO which fuch Committee or
Health Officer belongs, whenever iuch hth
1hall, IN their Judgment, endanger the lives or
the health of the inhabitants thereof; All the
eKpenles whereof TO be paid by the perton or
perions who placed il there if known or if
not, by the town by which Iaid Commitee or
Health Officer was appointed And whenever
any filth a. aforefsid 1hall be found on private
property, faid Committee or Health Officer
fhall notify and order the owner or occupler
thereof. after twenEy-four hours notice, 10 &c
move the fame, az their own expenie and IN
cafe faid owner or occupier fhall neglect TO
remove fueh filth from bis or her property, at
ter the expiration Of the time sforeiaid he or
they 10 offending fhall forfeit aud pay fine of
0zs H1sdrss 5oiiars, TO be fued for and recover
ed, with COTS Of iuit, by iaid Committee or
Health-Oficer, before any Court proper 70
try the fame, for the ule of the poor of the
town in which fuch offence is committed and
fsid owner or occupier az aforeiaid ihaIl be
liable and obliged to repay to faid town all coit
and charges which the iaid Committee or
Health Officer may have incurred in removing
the filth from his or her property"
The Board of Health request the Inhab.
itants Of the Town ic remove into the Street
sll dirt and filth Of every kind from their
Yards, Cellars &c on Saturday 30h May, al
which time, (snd on every S turday through
the Summer) the Scayenger will pass thro'
Town TO receive The same
Complaints against Nuisances on private
or against persons throwing Dead
Animals, OF Animal Substances, or Filth Of
any kind, into The Streets or / . mes Except
on Saturdays, as aforessid) will meet the
prompt attention IF either If the Board
PETER WARREN, Chairman
THOMAS BURNHAM,
JOEL HALL,
JOS. CROSS Jun
JACOB KNIGHTS,
JOSHUA RICHARDSON,
JOHN FOX,
JOSEPH ILSLEY,
VIM. POLLlES May 18Th |
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-01

CunBgELAsD - TO John Southwark. a
creditor ~ the Llz;c u Lew Drinkwster late
81 North Yarmouth, ~ iaid County, mariner,
decesied-and % the other creditors 81 lad de
Ceaed
You are hereby no;iEe9 tha, Ammi r. Nit
chen a Admini0rator OF The Enste az laid
decrafeJ has preiented AZ me III account ~
Adrniniilratioa, and, IN behalf of the Widow u
laid decealed has made application 20 me 20
make al allowance 20 her on, az the Perloaal
Lnate az lald sereaied-and thar ihaIl c0nTI.
a. fad Account and application At a Probate
Court % he holden a. the houie Of Nh seth
Mitchell Inh0lder, ID laid North Yarmouth, On
the third Wednesday Of July nett, at Rine
o'clock in the forcEoon when and where
you may be head upon the lubjert if you Zee
4,
C,-- s~'er ~ bIs5, fbh ZBirieerf5 dsy q
SAM FREEMAN
RI yiHe Curt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-01
Jay, May 10

THE iubferibsr hereby gives public notice
= % all concerned, thai fhe has been duly
appointed ard taken upon herief the trua Of
adminiltratrix on the elaie Of
SAMUEL MAYBERRY,
late Of Portland. il the county Of Cumberland,
rope maker, deeealed. by giving bond as the
law dTTetfs-ihe therefore reQuelts all perions
who are indebted to the laid decesled's eltate.
10 make immediate payment and thole who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
lame 10 SALLY MAYBERY.
My IS, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-01
~ Land 80 Pine Timber.

Neqy Land and Pine Timber.
TOR fale on very advantageous terms, il
applied for Immediately, one quarter part,
undivided, Of Townfhip Number Four, in
Oxford couu'y which lies north of and ad-
Joining Din field; but tx miles from andre.
icoggin river, and forty miles from Hallowell
TO centre of fad town4hip. /; IS well accom-
rsodaied as to roads that are now opened thro'
fad townihip 10 large lettieRents which lie
north of aud adjoining it. The fad townlhip
numbered four, includes an immenfe quantity
OF Pine Timber Of the beH quality, on land
adjoining Webb's river, whicn runs through
laFd 'ownihip which timber can be eafIy
conveyed to market by the waters Of the An.
droicoggin.
Price low, and payment made eafy II
requelled, nearly one half Of the amount Of
purchaie, would be received, either in i'm
proved land, or buildings, if good and well
6tusted, or Vefel.
dy0, Far Sale, teveral Lots Of Land in Avon,
on Sandy river, fourteen miles from Farm
ington Academy, on a credit, for cali, grain,
or nee; ltock, or nore lors, with the addition
of lome good Mortgages, will be exchanged
as above. For further particulars apply 70
the fubfcriber 10 Haliowell. Call and fee if it
is moi an object worthy attention.
JACOB ABBOT, JUN.
HaLlorUel, NAY IS, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-01
NOTICR
70 Road MakerI and PwckdJtr5 ef
Lands.


70 Road NakerI and PwckdJfrs gf
Lands.
III He Legislature Of the Commonwealth or
Mahacnuletts, by a refolve pafled he
18th Feb 1874. directed the Ageuts for The
fae OF Eaitern lands, 20 caule 20 be lurveyed
ten Town lhips ~ Land, 10 be 70 Isid our ~
that the road surveyed by Charles Turner, Jun
Flo. IN the year 1907, Ia Plan Of which i, %
Fl Z ID the Land OHIcel may run through iad
TownihIps, The towufhip % extend from the
North line Of Wm. Binghans land, Ealt Of
Penobicot River, 70 the hal ownihip grant
"a 10 Wexford Academy, near u Johns III
yer, and 10 contract with any Perlon or Per.
ions for opening tad road, beng a dinancr al
about iKty miles che Agents aI0rclaid having
eau ed the townihips 10 be iurveyed, viii re
ceive proPola's on or before the FRA day of
June next, from any perlon Or perlOns Wiling
20 contract for opening aud clearing any part
or the whole of the .AJ-Ihe trees 10 DC fel-
Ted t0u rods wide and the road 90 he clear
Ell =. ie4n one rod WIDE removing che cradle
hill, an clearing the Pumps and making The
uecrii4ry oau.ew4ys and bridges-for which
the agents. are authorized 20 convey To the
contractors IN payment for making l4id road .
proportion OF lad rownlhlps NOT exceeding
one quarter Of each Townlhip "a fad Aeen.B
may agree, on the contractors producing l4lis-
factory evidence IhaS the road IS completed
geeAoe 70 oootract Alto, by another Re
iOve p4led The 18Th Feb, SII-iaid Agents
are authorized 10 is.l all the Hands tina. be (.
long 10 faid Commonwealth lying within he
corporation Of Deer liland, 10 the county If
HancOck-any Perfon wiihing to purchAle,
may have the fame upon Reasonable terms. by
applying At the Land Office, in he New state
EIOUle
JOHN READ, ] Age,f, 70, BE Jals Of
WA, SMITH,S zoe E46e,a Lana,
Nay Is (4wI
DOLLY WOODWARD, wife Of the fublcri
4 Der, having lately behaved u az imProper
manner, lie publicly forbids all Pertons truItng
her on h. account, as he will pay no debts Of
he5 contracting hereafter.
DAVIS WOODWARD
HeboeH, 4Msy Z, So Ue)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-01
T.. GRIZZLY,

L. GRtELY,
Raf far Jsie, III No /, Lorg. H'ba,F,
20 boxes Havana brown Sugars
so chefs Souchong Tea
10 do Hy(on SKIN Tea
so bolts RuiIia Duck
50 pieces Ravens do
20 bolts Engliih do
90 do Cotton do
10 hhds w | Rum
loo bbls Mackarel
500 bsls Meis, Cargo No. !, Q & 5 Beef
100 bbls Pork
90 hhds Molanes
1900 VT. Coffee
200 boxes Candles
200 boxes brown Soap
CORDAGE
BY the gang or frnall quantity
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-01
PENORSCOI BANK.

NOTICE il hereby given, thar a meeting Of
~ the Stockholders of Penobfcot Bank, will
be holden at laid Bank, on Monday The 18th
day Of June ne1f at clock z M for The
purpofe Of choo6ng feven Directors for The
year eniuing, nd TO aa on fuch o,her buGneis
as may properly come beore them-per or
der WILLIAM ELLIS, CaJbsr.
Buckhown, 18th May 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-01

THE fublcribers, COmmiih0neTs on the II
tate Of
RUSSELL BUCHANAN,
deceafsd. hereby give notice that , ilFths'
time of three months from the 18th alt h-i
heeh Al owed the Creditors OF laid Ei.aie N
bring ID her claims, and that :hey Nill zf'ein
for the purpofe OF receiving aud eE2m'nies
the fame at the Counting roon q hTyant
freeman. On the frlt Thuriday Oi tbs EhFe'
following Honths At o'clock p. M.
IEMUEL WEEKS
WILLIAM FREEMAN
May 25th 1879.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-01

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
% ali concerned, that he has been duly aP-
pointed and has taken upon hmfeIf the huff
Of Executor # the lalf will and Tenament Of
ISAAC JOHNSON,
late Of Brdg ton, in the county Of Cumberland,
Blacksmith, deceafed by giving bond as the
law dire6ts-He therefore requsAs all perfons
who are indebted to the laid decealed's e0ae,
10 make immediate payment; and thole who
have any demands thereon to exhibit the fame
to ABNER JOHNSON
May 9Th, 1879.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-01
NOTICE.


NOTICE y hereby given to The Non PEI
= dent Proprietors and owners Of the fol
owing lots and cores Of Laud il the town "
Hartford, and county Of Oxford, that thgy
are taxed for The year lsu, for aa,e, town.
and county al, and for highway tax fox the
wear 1910, IN bills comnItted u me Tile TUB.
icriber TO collect, a. follows viz
State, Tozvn, i County Tax far 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-01

NOTICE u hereby gwen, thar the luHlcri
~ Der hs' been tUly apl pointed Executor up.
on The eizte Of
MOsRs CRAFTS,
laie Of Jay, IN ;he county Ct Oxford, yeoman
decsaled; sad has taken upon himlelf thar
uuR, BY giving bo1d' A. The law direaa-
Ard Az pe-ions having demands upon he a.
ts,e Of Mote. Crafts. are rtqueaed 10 exhibit
TIE fame; ana All psFlOns indebted 20 The laid
e!.1.e, are called upon 20 make payment 20
MOSES NJ. CRAFTS, hs'ssfoy Sf''
JD5 5lsfs
Jay, May 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-01

WEBER & MERRILL,
LAVE removed to the Gore next below
Mr.. Royal Lncoln's, near the head
Exchange ltreet, where they have for fale a
general adortment Of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
among which fupsrfne, nidilg aud
lowpric'd Brosdclo,hs-do do. do. Caiimeres
-Duthls-Coaiiags-PeliGe FlRnels-whie,
yellow, green, red and black FIanue.-Bl4n-
kets, from ia 20 2 4-Veivets-Calico
Gingham'-white and Colored Cambricks-
MnsIus-I aces Shawl ndkerchiefs-
I-iuen--CamDricks-Long Lawn woriies
Hoie--lambs wool do--Gik, leather & cotton
Gloves
p general afortment NJ American n 1ory
Good which they ~i lelI AZ reduced prices
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-01

IATB the fublcribers having been appointed
w by the Hen. Samuel Freeman, Elq.
Judge Of Probate Of Wills sc. for the County
Of Cumberland CommiIone.s to receive and
examine the claims Of the Creditors to the el-
tate of JAMES FROST,
late Of Pejeplcot, ii laid County, yeomant De
cezfed, rspre(fnted infolvent, DO hereby give
notice that tx months are allowed 10 iaid cred
itort 90 bring IN aud prove their CLAIMS; and
thar we fhau attend that fervice D, Ihe olhCe Of
Haac Gates, IN Brunfwick, IN faid County on
the laf monday q June next, and on the Taft
mcucays Of the thtee following months A. two
OF the clock IN the afternoon % each Of faid
days ROBERT d DuHNlNG.
Is &C o ATES,
Dsfsi ~ Eru-TzEi.E Af-I 1919 a. l9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-06-01
Furniture Warlb9HJe.
WILLIAM < 5. HASKELL,

WILLIAM < ). HASKELL,
INFORMS their friends and the Public that
they have Removed from Free ltFeet 70
their New Store III Back Greer near the Court
HoTe-where they have on hand a variety
Of Cabinet Fu-niture-which they offer for
tale on reaionab terms-They acknowledge
palt favors and foIlcit continuance of the
fame. Every attenuon 10 cultomers IN the
above branch OF b4.neis, will be punctualIy
attended 10.
w x H. Return their thanks 10 the
pubic for heir liberal ahinance, which they
have received with gratitude.