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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-09

ri OTlCE@The Subscriber wishes to pure base
1 tor the service of the u. States. TWO GOOD
Wagons, and a likely TE.i.iIef UORSES
Jor cdSh.-.4 reasonable price, in Cash, will he gi-
they are wanted.
also W.4.N'IED-.for the same service, a
good Fifer and Drummer; to whom liberal encou-
ragement will be given.
RICHARD McRAE, Capt.
Pet'6g Va. Voiunteers-U. States .a,any.
October g. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-09
MADISON ELECTOR.4L YICKET

.HaDE SOW ELECTOR.3L TICKET.
Iosebh GOlSvin Of Ndnsen,ond
Be'ydanih Harrison, of .uonnt .9iyy, Priaa
Geof5e County
EaWard Pegrant, of Dirzpidelic.
Richard FeiH Of ByRnSrrick.
Thomas Read, SeHr., of Charlotte.
.IIdttAegU CheGfhaHt, of CheSterGeid.
Thomas III Rasdoibh, of .3iben,arls.
Charles Fancy, OF BHekiRghdnt.
Ce0ySe Penn, Of PdHirk.
Vns & .Poindsster. Of Louisa.
Spencer kodne, of Hanover.
&hreshigReqnoids of EeSee.
Robert Taylor, Of Orange.
CHstdvas u. Uorner, of FdRqnicr.
Robert Nelson, of York
.tldnn PGge, OF GioVcrsfer.
UdAsr Jones, Of Northumberland.
JohB y Rro9t,'. of SsdfoyG.
Hugh Hoimes, OF Frefrrick
Daniel Jtorgnn, of JEFFERSON.
.frchibad Rpfhctford, OF Rockingham.
8rchi6ala Stuart, of H., 4sfa
o9ndreJU RlsssX, of UaShingfon.
Ch0ries Jdyisr, of .Hontgo1aery.
I'm. .Phialeg, of ohio.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-09

NOliCE-------N AZ persons that have had Sand
~ from the Sandy Bar, are earnestly requested TO
come forward or before the l2;h day Of the pre-.
sent month. (Cctober) and render to me an account
of the quantity Of Sand they have used. From aud
after Che date as above, the price OF Sand will he rs
follows c"s, load with two horses, shilling
> cart iual with ono horse or mule, six pencc-a
Wagon load, twO shiings, 60 I've paid to quarter
yearly. Persons wishing to purchase Sand, will
please send q note.
PATRICK courts.
October 6. st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-09
Lynchburg, October Q.

" ALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE-The
subscribers authorised to dispose of, at pri-
yae sale, that valuable piece ground purchased by
Mr. Moses DAVIS OF Isaac Webster Esq: situated on
Cary street and containing 90 feet in 'front.' on said
street having thereon a large brick Lumber House,
dwelling house and other improvements.
Terms will be made known application to
-HoHcHre, Robinson g Peasants.
Sept. 90. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-09

~ OR S.4LE.-One third of the Bell Tavern es-
Enlistment, including slaves, horses, carriages,
furniture, lease to expire en- LIST November, 1878,
and stock OF every kind. Ii not disposed of in the
mean tune, will sell the above, of which an Invent
DRY will be shewn at auction before the door of the
Hell on Friday the 9th of next month; one third of
the purchase money payable at three aud the BAL
ance at nine months, for which approved indor,ed
negotiable notes viii be required.
Oct. 6. Q.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-09

Et'OR RENT or LEASE-That icommodious
n brick dwelling, occupied by the late CLancel-
Ter Tyler in the City of Williamsburg, possessing
every necessary convenience of out houses, sc. 1t
is beautiful situation and has attached it several
Possession may Le lad immedistey--,or terms
apply at the Raleigh Tavern, Williamsburg.
September go. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-09

has for fifty wears been Marshal of thu
Diet of POLAND The first act of the Diet
was to declare the kingdom Of Poland re-
established. deputation from the confe-
Iteration was presented to his Nj ajesty
at Wilma. and submitted to his appr obati-
on and protection the act of confeder alton.
IIiina, Juiy 49,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-09

3 WISH to sell or barter Cor Young Negroes, and
- pair OF strong Young Horses " Carriage, a few
valuable aud well situated Lots OF Land, well timber
ed ADJOINING tds sy property that is increasing We
~ last in value. Bartlett SnH.
October 8. .,
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Events Of Wm.

The volunteers are MARCHING to the
frontiers (SayS the Lancaster JournaD with
| the spirit OF freemen--but are neither pro-
viGed by the government with powder OF
oall, provisions or camp equipage."
ms paragraph appeared in the Phila-
deiphia Gazette OF last evening: 1t is not
more than justice to state, that it is founded
on nisapprehenslon or transformation. IL
| 1t 1t be intended 10 refer to volunteers mar
ching from this state 20 the westward, il is
neither necessary, nor is it practicable, to
transport camp eq ipage to the rendezvous
OF every company volunteers. A single
company On its route for the general rem
devious, may find accommodation without
diihculty In any country so well settled as
pennsylvania. Camp equipage is therefore
and properly dep sited at great central
points, tor example, at Pittsburg there is a
! very ample depot, and it is central for ali
troops marching in that direction or for
Meadville Those who march for ALBANY,
ma their depot there-and wherever a bat
TALON or regiment is embodied, its camp e.
qulpage is under the charge of the proper
oihcer OF the reg ment, received from the
quarter master generals department.
PROVISIONS are provided by means of con-
tractors. and their stations, by principal or
deputy, are through every principal place
IN the country. Some impediment may per-
haps arise in this department, without blame
resting any where-the officers wanting ac-
quaintance with the details of military or
dnatlon, may suppose that it is not their
business to look for the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
renee soon overCoRles this, and the soldier
knows it is his business to look SHARP 6cf5ye-
hGnd, and find where the contray tog IS. as
well as to let him know where the troops
wanting supplies are. The contractor by
ms stipulation is entitled to thirty DAYS no
dce. in order that he may TRANSPORT in time.
1T an officer does not know that this is his
duty, 1t is not the contractors faulti is part
OF the public misfortune, THAI we possess
niue knowledge Of military duties, and par
uculary the staff, i'll the due organization
ofwhich is to be foand one of the grand Sc
crets of modern war
Asto powder and ball, perhaps it will be
suincientiy in time to furnish those materi-
ais when the companies are organized into
battallions, regiments and brigades, and at
Meadville, ifnot at Pittsburg, the troops will
ind ammunition; they will also find from
to 1000 substantial blankets, and perhaps
from 10 to 20,o0opairs of shoes. .furora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-09
.Ne7o- YORK .TrOufier-.St. Laurence Conntu,
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEw-YoRK
COLUMBIAN

N.
NEudrid, Srht. II, 1912.
have but few minutes by the mail. to
give you q history cf an engagement had
Yesterday, between The troops Of this coun-
" and the British on the other side. On
Tuesday evening the 18th, mai Nash, com
mandant at Hamilton, received inform alton
OF brigade OF boats go or 25) passing up
the river, supposed to he loaded with mill
tary stores. He immediately dispatched an
express to lieutenant Colonel Benedict COM
manding at Ogdensburg stating the circum-
stance, and proposing to attack the boats,
provided colonel Benedict would send a de
tachment from Ogdensburg 10 meet the
troops from Hamilton at TouSard, or French
mans island $50 called about six miles ur1
the river from Hamilton. Colonel Eenedict
very PROMPT y replied he would send the re-
CURED aid to meet him IT the tire and
place appointed. Acccrdng!y AZ evening.
a detachment OF about seventy from colonel
nenedict's regimen, under the command
OF n1or FLASH, moved from Ogd.nsburr in
four boats, with ono piece Of artillery six.
FOUNDER and land, 4 he men on ihs isIa,T
before day light, unpcrcei cd by thc e9erJ.
Between three and iuUr O'Clock, major ne i
with his detaChmcut Of aO ut seventy -
gan their march 40 th- river, where IL
found the boats from Ogdepsbureh ..J,.
"ccclTc and transport, them to the ',.,,,,,i
Ut about an hour uitcc sun rise, 49, o..
o'an boats having gct nto I've - e tue.
the island and Chpad't shore cur me-.
commenced wei ected fire f.on, -,
heid piece when was piaoc'l on board of o.,
Doat az Tic cast point on t3. STAND AMI -
The whole line Of mcslre .. 'T,c o.,, ,rV''
were immediately droIc from In. hc.t,
the shore, & from thg ,re no The. ,yc,,da ="
was about twenty mirutcs before i've -
Struck enemy commenced h~iu.< .e -,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-09

NJ OTICE 20 PRINTERS-On "Wednesday the
L = 9TH of October next, will be sold, by Foster &
Sa'chr, at Public Auction, ON the premises lately
occupied by JOHN o. LYNCH, printer, deceased,
tolcraby complete Apparatus for printing Ia great
part Of which, including one of the Presses, Is neark
new few bundles Of Paper, some copies of the ST.
sHC,, blanks of many descriptions, stove, &c &c
Aso quantity Of Household Furniture, consisting
of Chairs, Tables, Sideboard, Bureau, Dedsteat,
Bed and fielding, China, Glass, Spoons, Soup-ladIe
Kitchen Utensils, and a London made Piano Flute
and Hautboy.
Terms Of sale will be-for The Printing Materials
which will be sold in one lot one third Casl, ;
one third, at sixty days and the balance ut
one hundred and twenty days---for other ar
tices all sums under fifty dollars, cash all above
on a credit of sixty days and for all sums for
which credit is given, approved endorsed notes
negotiable at the Bank OF Virginia, will be deman
ded.
also notify such of the creditors Of said J. or ynch
ss have not already rendered their accounts to me-
that their respective claims, duiy authenticated,
| must be mate within one month from tho date oi
this advertisement, it will be plead ac.ins them
CHARLES sOUTHGATE.
| .4aDt'r. on fhe estate ofsaid John O. lynch.
September ~ st
~ The sale Of the Printing Office, &c.
which is herein advertised for Wednesday
the 9Th inst. is unavoidably postponed till
! Wednesday the 18th.
G. SOUTHGATE.
Oct. 6, 1919.
a ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-09

ZAMLY FLOUR--A oon5tant supply of the
u best qusIis for sale by
THOMAS GUY.
Oct. q ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-09

" Gentlemen, Defahca Qffbe Canfdera
lion Of Pofand-I have heard with interest
what you have related to me. Poles, I world
have thought and acted ike ycu ; like YOU
| would have voted in the Assembly at
Warsaw; love OF the country is the first
duty of civilized men. In my situation /
have many interests to conciliate, and ma
ny duties to perform. HadI reigncd dur
ing the first, second, or third partition Of
Poland, would have armed all my people
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-14
NOTICE..

THE fubfcribers having been appointed by
The Hon Samuel Freeman, Efq Judge Of
the Court Of Probate OF the county OF Cumber
land, 20 receive and examine The claims of
creditors 10 he e(fate of
JOSHUA WOODBURY. WEBB,
late of Cape Elizabeth, in the county of Cum
berIand, Mariner, 6ecealed, Represented iulol-
vent, d. hereby give notice, thar fix months
from the s,h day Of July LAit are allowed o
laid creditors, TO bring in and prove their
claims, aud that We fhal attend that lervice At
the dwelling houfe Of T'homa. WebRer. %
the fri Monday of September, and on the
GrG Monday Of the three following mouths,
from two 10 FIVE O'Clock on each of laid days.
THOMAS WEBSTER.1 Csn@,@7oz
WILLIAM FRANCIS, err
Portland, Aug cath 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-14
HATS, CHEAP :!

A BOVE 1000 FUR HATS are offered for
- lale, of every kind and quality, by
!. MAHAN,
at the Bolton Hat Factory Warehouse, Ex-
change ffreet, at the
Get and Charger.
Any perfon wilhing to purchaie himfeIf 4
Hat, (and thar cheap, too can be fuppied
from 40 TO 9f-cheaper than ever has been
purchaled in this town before. 1t 10 the
intent of the fublcriber 70 ciole his concern
by the ] n of January, 1878
MILITARY HATS,
a large ahortmsnt, of the newell fa1lion, are
offered a. sbove5 SEPT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-14
TUST RECEIVED.
To tboLe AMIdedi -

q TO tb0le afflicted! :!
w difficulty of breath,n , wheeling tight
nefs of the cheit coniumption &c - he fol-
lowing cures may not be uninte citing. A
Gentleman of Wiicafet, was ears afflicted
with az Aithma which NOT only affected his
breath but deprived him of heep and was at.
Isnded with vioen cough--in this diftrei6Dg
Fate after trying moft Medicines IN vain, was
cured by taking boxes Of
Dir. Relfe's ultimate Pills 4!
An elderly Lady Of Bolton. was 6 years az
fiicted with violent cough aud difficulty of
breathing, could not lay down in her bed for
years, and ieldom lept but at fhort intervals
was cured by 2 bo1es.-A young Lady of Bof-
on was afflicted with violent cough fpisting of
blood, difficulty of breathing pain IN the tide
was cured byz boxes-ET TIE -r6sIs eft6s q
6eve -Veye con ds,sd pgF ,siief!
Theie pills give infant cafe in all coughs,
allhmas, difficulty of breathing, wheezings,
tighinels of the chef, confumptions, Sc CON-
mon colds, are removed in few hours-The
aged will find relief equally agreeable aud
instantaneous even when the lungs are affected
price d.. - If }or d.. RsLfe5 A,Ft6msfic
Pills, are gsnEize Sz!sG 6gaed . w. L. Con-
way" Be pa. fieriay Prepared and fold
wholelaie by w. 4. Conway, No. s, Green
llreet, Bottom, and retail by S Pauen, Book
feller Exchange. itreet, Pc tlsnd Babfon Wifi
cafet Goodsle, Hallowell Ellis, Augulta,
Dr. Page, Brunfwick DR. J. Langdon LINER
lex (; DR.. Todd, Ssco Frot, Kennebulk /;
TaPpan. Portlmou h; Thomas aud Whipple,
Newburyporr Cuihing aud Appleton, II.
WhiPple, Salem and molt drugglss aud book
fellers of relpeGtabrlity throughout the u.
Where may be had DR.. Relies Aromatic Fe.
m lie Pills for obilruaion, &c and which are
equally conducive 20 the health of married Ia
dies EaIe;I -pB-a Pregnant al which time they
muIt not be taken. Price D. 8. Britilh Anti
fSTPIiU DguTriGSG which renders the Teeth
beautiful and white tho heretofore black, re
moves the fcurvy from the gums, and adds TO
the breath the iweetelt fragrance-Dr. Jebbs
celebrated Linament for Rheumaufm bruifes
numbnels, fffnelss in the joints &c. the re ief
IsImmedIate aud cures frequently Il % hours
-Dumfries Ointment, CERTAIN and fate cure
for the Itch in bars oPpkisdfiOH. Dumfries
Lotion cure for the itch without fmell Al
bian Corn platter, this PLATTER affords infant
cafe and draws the corn out by the roots with
on the ieatt pAin-Cambrian Tooth Ache
Pills, they give Immediate relief without inju
~ to the toOth-Chemicai Liquid Backing
wh cb inltantly imparts, Jet black lu(lre
without iabour equal to the mott brilliant ia
pan varD,ih-Boot Top reltorer and beautitier
which removes ltains sc, and reltores the Top
e. its original coior-I-T name are gesuirs gnieyr
fgasd" W. I. Conway" be particular! - A
liberal allowance to thofe VINO purchale TO fell
again.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-14
NEW SCHOOL.


The subscriber woald hereby respectful
ly inform the patrons u Literature and Sci.
ence, that he shall open a school, IN Hay
mar k-t-rovo, in this town, on the second Mon
day OF the ensuing September, for The pur-
pose Of teaching
Mathematics s. Sacred Music.
-Mensura,ion and Gsuging, ID
per understanding, D 4-Algebrs, u ,
IN avigation, - 8-Asi,onony, ID ~, every
Jay IN the week.-For teaching Vocal and
Instrumental Music, two evenings ~ each
week, ID per qurter for each Scholar -
wood and lights found One fourth OF The
money 70 be paid on entrance, and tse re-
mander at the end Of the respective terms.
CT LECTURES will be given, graus, on the
English language, and The Principles OF Uai
yersal Grammar, BY he Subscriber, at his
school room, one afternoon IN each week, TO
commence on the first "Wednesday in Octc-
bernext, for the benefit ofh's puPhs-Oshers
will be admitted On reasonable terms.
- Those who May feel disposed to pat
ronize either Of the above schools, will please
to leave their names At the Bookstore OF
HYDE, Loan & Co. Exchange street; or
with Capt Thomas Baker, or Mr.. John Pow
ell, early as possible and every effort shall
be USED, by the Subscriber, 70 merit The sup
port oil his employers, and do ample justice
TO all concerned
DUDLEY LEAVITT.
Portland. dug 81, 1872
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-14
Baker & Bartels.


HAVE for f2ie Al their fore in fore. Gree,
10 Hhds. w Run,
6 do. N E do.
Pipes Brandy,
8 do American Gin,
"a Hhds. M0lATes,
90 Boxes Havannah Brown Sugar,
rs Chefs Hyfon Hyfon Skin, 2 ,.p
Souchong and Bohea AAol
5000 VT Coffee,
20 Boxes Candles,
10 Bales Prime Cotton,
10 Bags Pepper and Pimento,
lso SFsws Tumblers,
200 Hhds. coarle Salt,
so do Liverpool do.
90 Quinials Pollock Fifth,
so Bbls. clear, Bone Midiings,
and No. Pork,
10 Bbls. No Beef,
80 %. Mackerell,
40 10 Vinegar,
20 do White Beans,
10 do Rotfin,
1000 VT Bacon,
600 Kegs Butter,
500 Bullets yellow Corn.
400 do. NJ G.. do.
so do. Rye,
500 WI, Seal Leather,
A Tons Hollow Ware.
8 do Logwood,
10 Kegs Fig and Twin Tobacco,
10 cafks Cus and wrought Nails,
Aug. 81. (f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-14
Steel Spring TruAeS.
Medical Lectures
COMMENCE Ia the Theatre OF Dartmouth
= UuiveI6ty on tie iecond Wednesday Of
October next
HaaOosr, Sep. D, 1914.
Cob lrtner-l bib-zvreck.

THE fubicriber having few years ilnse fai-
: led ihort voyage, in CopartnsF ihip was
20 unfortunate as 10 meet with wreck and
in order TO make neceiIary repairs, large fun
of money nun be paid by the 2oth Of Sept.
init Therefore all penons indebted TO the
lublcriber muG make payment by that time or
their demand. will without further notice. be
put in luil. CALVIN FAIRFAX.
NIB All thole who are indebted 10 Do9
Luxe LINCOLN, (whoie demands are in the
hands OF the fubfcrib~) NUT make payment
by the 10th of sept, init. or iaid demands will
be depoGted in the hands Of Tome attorney for
collection. G. FARRAR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-14

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
= to al concerned. that she has been duly
appointed and has AIKEN upon herlelf the truli
OF Adminhratrik on the eltate of
GEORGE BAILEY, JUN.
late Of Falmouth, in the county Of Cumber-
land hnsfewrighf. deceafed. by giving bond
as the Jaw direas-he therefore requeits all
perfons who are indebted 10 the faid decealed's
eia.e to make immediate payment; and thoie
who have aAy demands thereon. 10 exhibit the
fame TO DOLLY BAILEY.
May "A, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-14
SOLOMON ROYCE.

CONTINUES 10 receive additional adort-
meats Of
AMERICAN COTTON GOODS,
from the Factory of Wilkinion, Greene & Co.
near Providence r. ID Confling Of cling
hams, Stripes, Checks, shifting, Sheeting Bed.
tlcking, Single yarn for Warp, and threa-
dSd white and coioured Stocking yarn, white
and Coloursd Sewing Cotton, tJs TIC.
Thefe goods being from one Of the oldel
and beit eilablifhed Factories in America are
az leah OF equal quality to any made in this
country.-shopkeepers and Others can be fup-
piled at the Factory prices.
ExebSsge gyssS. POrtlGsS, no. !, 1879.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-14
BEN JAMIN BUIMAN,
ExcHANoE sTRKk-,
LAS jun received a irelh fupply Of
Ii DRUGGS q MEDICINES,
PAINS, DYE STUFFS, 90.
A~O.g vO6ie5 srrfbs ToiiorvisE, vis.

AsuOeg vO6ie5 arr fbs ToLiorViEE, vis.
True Anderlon's Pills-Hoopers do,-Cal.
mel-Cantharides--C allor- Powdered Red
Bark-Cun Opium-Camphor-- Camboge--
Tragacnth-Shaved I6ng lsfs-London Lanes,s
Oil AniIe-do Pepperment-- Powdered
lpecac--furkey Rhubarb-Gentian-V
ian-Efential Salt of Lemon Colts foot
Lozenges-Jesuit Depreciation Oil SC.
LinIeed Oil, boil'd anG unboI'd-Spirits
Turpentine-CoPal Varniih-Japan for dry
ing Powdered Litharge-Gum Copa,-dc
Shellac-- Ground and uHground Paint Brufnes
White Waih do.--Safh Tools-Camels
Hair Pencils-Sand Paper-God and Silver
Lesf-Glafs initable for Clock Faces--Cosb.
nsal-Roman Vitriol--Indigo- Alum Cop.
perals-- Ground Logwood do. Redwood
Nader, SC &c
A few Csfks Red Lead.
- POI and Pearl alhes conlsntIy for rale.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-14

NOTICE is hereby given, thar the lubfcri-
- bers have been duty appointed Executors
OF the lalt viii and telt2ment OF
TOBIAS HAM,
late of Lewinon, 10 The county of Lincoln, de-
ceaied, and have taken upon themleives that
tru(i, by giving bonds, as the law directs, aud
all perfons having demands upon tbs eaaie Of
the faid Tobias Ham, are required to exhibit
the fame, and all perfons indebted 70 the laid
ellate, are called upon to make payment 70
ELIZABETH HAM,2 F..
JOEL THOMPSON, A
LsrrY..s. Asg. Il. 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-14
Sacred MnGc,
FAST S RMON.

THE Rev Mr. Remains Sermon delivered
Il al the Meeting Houle of The Second Par
ifh in Portland, Aug goth, on the location of
the NaiiOaai Fee, Is pub!ilhea and for iale at
the Bookitore Of
dgP. 81. HYDE, LORD & co.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-14
4 STR NJ HORSE

nFa dark brown color, white hind feet,
- trots all; came into the encloiure Of the
fubfcrber the Iith inf The owner Is defred
TO prove property. pay charges and take him
away. CRISPUS GRAVES.
F4Iss9zi6, dug 81, 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-14
FARM FOR SALE.

ANbSOMELY ftuated in GorhsnI, at
place called Horfe beef, 81 miles from
Portland, containing about 90 acres of good
Land, with hsndlome two lfory Dwelling
Houie theFeon-For particulars enqnire Of
Z. GREELY, M. d, LozpRBayE
5Eiy IS, 1912 Gf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-14
SINGING School.

HE lubfcribes propoies to open School
for iAlirueting young ladies and gentle
men ia
Sacred MuEc,
provided fufIicient number Of fublcribers
can I've obtained. Hsichool will commence on
the 9Th September next, at Columbian Hall
He recommends 20 iuch as intend favoriDg
him with theIr patronage, to procure the
MlddlefeI Coleaionfit beng the moR aPpro
we'd book now in uie.
SubtcriptioA papers are left at Mr. jeremiah
Ktmbaifs tore in Middle lireer, and al the
Bookkore of MsfTs. Hyde, Lord & Co
Portland, Aug 81 WILLIAM DAVIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-14
STLAs LEE, fudge IF P,e5zts

THE Iubfcriber hereby give notice to all
concerned that fhe has been duly appoin-
ted and has taken upon herielf The trult Of EK-
ecutrix on the eltate of
CHARLES MUSTARD,
late of TopihaIn, in the county Of Lincoln,
yeoman, decealej, by giving bond as the law
directs; ihe therefore requeIls all perlons who
are indebted to the faid deceafed ellate TO
make immediate payment, and thoie who have
any demands thereon 10 exhibit the fame TO
MARGARET MUSTARD.
Topiham, Sept. 5, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-09-14
American Manufactured Goods

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