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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05

SMITH < RIIE)LE,
CFFER EOR SHE,
PLsSsrFR OF PAHrs. ground end in lump
SEEfnAcsei CANDLrs, warranted prime
hosrON Cows GtAss I2x 10, in boxes Of so names
nEFiSED PFRuviAN BAsR, in small packages
NRis1Ef, in iierces, Of good quality
FAESERs Or, in barrels
Two bales NrGRo CIorn
June o. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05

On lTcdncgGay hc 5th JW!y merit a II o
oiock, gyM Dc sold at I9arIcn I5R. On tte
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
@isfeIiallp,
Fr0nr a London Paf,rr


PorveH, the Fortune Teller This NEGRO
inancer was examined last week since
which multiplicity Of letters from creduli-
Gus females, in high and low life, have been
found amongst, and removed with Powell's
book OF astroogy, &c. The following are a
few short extracts from some of these Curl
Gus documents which will shew bow such
impostors contribute 10 the corruption of
morals to the deprivation Of the human
heart, and 10 that debasement OF character
which superstition always produces. This
imposser also dealt in quack medicines, as
is expressed by his card, at 81 klng's-street
Soho, at the end of which he added some
bIasphemous lines. He professed to cure
and prevent all disorders incident to females
The first of the letters, which we shall me-
tice, is dated Southampton row, August | S.
and is from female of ofrespactability. She
complains Of having married man with a
fortune of 7ool year, whom she disllkes !;
but she says she hsd him 10 preference to
oae she loved, as Powell had told her wealth
would purchase love. The lsdy proceeds
as follows :--s wish to know how lons ii
will be before | shall be left a widow, and
whether that will happen in time for me 10
marry again /; say, pray take pains and
search ou, my fste was born October.
&c. SIC. Haste 10 discover, ard let. me
know the bad with the good" Aaother
letter, dated Plaistowe, Essex, the follow
ing questions Nigh toe Immediately resolved
for S pound note Aug. /, 10 minutes
fast sic in the eve1ing Nv as the money
now think of lost, or was it given to male
or female !"-Another correspondent sends
.he fei!owing-s dug. Cd, hal fast o'clock,
cveniag. Does the person nov think on,
ever bes,ow athought on me !'-Flom the
same return you thanks for your great
foresight: and pray answer the following
Questions by tomorrow morning July
26sh, 9 minutes tast r. Ms the per-
son now think on distressed In mind al
my absence, or is he pleased that have
left the coun,r, ? Relieve my distracted
mind !"-Another letter, dated Charlton
street, Somer's Town, and we'll written,
desires to know for H. note, whether the
acquaintance, which the lady had broken oil
with an officer, would be renewed, or wheth
er she should have her fathers choice
In another letter, addressed 10 Powell by
the same lass, from Farnham, in Survey.
she thanks him for his advice, and says she
has fed to the protection of her sdored
There are many o,her letters from females
Of high responsibility, whose creduli,y has
led tem to be imposed on by this offender
1nrre are some truly ridIcuInus and Otht re
Of the corrupt kind.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08

a PPLICATION having been made to ne the
4 \ subferiber Judge of the Court OF Probate for
the County Of Cumberland, by THOMAS FIN SON,
one of the Heirs of THOMAS FlN5ON, la e of
Peiptcot, in faid County. E!q, Delealed, for a
Warrant arpoin ing fosne fnitabe Ierfon TO make
Diviiion Of the Real Efa,e Of isid Deceafed aroup
the Heirs, or TO order the whole 10 him as eden
Son of the faid Deceafed in cafe i, cannot be di-
vided withou, great prejudice TO. or ipoiing the
whole.-fhe faid Heirs are hereby notified lhat
faid application will be confdered by me, at a pro
bate Court, to be holden al the Houfe of Thoma
8. Elfahrook, in Brnnfwick, on tie iItll weanei-
day after the third monday ia May neat, at ten
O'Clock A. M. when ADD where they may be beard
thereon.
Da'ed APri. e. 1875.
SAAL, FRFFMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08

A late writer after giving sketch Of the
History OF The Council OF Trent, in which
the subject OF ORIGINAL SIN was brough,
forward ior examination, and on which the
fathers were much perpiexed finding ii
much easier TO condemn others as heretics
than TO establish the "Catholic TRUTH
"cleared from all difficulties" ard "who
were agreed in scarcely any thing relating
to the subject, excep in eoEdemning the re-
formers" )" closes his remarks with the fol-
lowing jucicious observations
show much more commendable it would
be in christians, for each one to humble
himself for his ozvn sins, and 70 cultivate the
spirit OF the gospel, than TO spend his Time
in violent debates about the effects of Adam s
sin. Let the evil effects OF his sin be what
they may to his posteri,y, it is very Certain
that unchartable contention, vain jansling,
and censorious Judging, are not the RENE
dies prescribed by the gospel. /, is inf
nlsely more impot tant 10 every man, tina,
he should repent of his own offences, and
embrace the salvation offered in the gospel,
than that he should be able 10 explain t,l
what manner, or to svhat erfent, eur silua-
ton has been effected by the transgresson
OF Adam"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08

10 the Honorabls the f.aices sf the Circuit
Can't Of Common 4Fle4s for the 1frf Eat
srn Circuit began and h,Aien at Portland
1vifbia and jar the County Of Cumberland
On the third 1usjdtay Of Ao0embv II. y.
1914
Nathan 3ueknam, of Falmouth, in the County of
Cumberland, Merchant and Seward Buckuam Of
Portland sforeiad' Merchant, reprelen,-- Tba,
they are i@ized III Fee as tenants in co mon with
oihss perions TO hem unknown, in and TO three
undivided hxth paris of certain Rea. Enate Gtu-
ate aud lyiug ia Famcnth aiorefs,d containing a..
bous forty acres commonly called The Bartoii Farm
beng 10 two parcels VIZ one on the Main Land
adjonng the sea ihoe and The other being part
OF an Hand called The lower Ciapboard iland 10
wit, the part on the Main Land bound bY the
Lard of the Heirs of Samue, Ruekuam Decea{ d
and of jabaz Tones and Francis Jones aud the Sea
llore and the parcel on faid Ilaod bounded hy The
Land of laid samuel DuckIam's Heirs, the Sea and
the Land Of Nathan Bncknam aud Jahez Jone,--
q that they are desircus of holdng their faid three
ix,h parts IN ieveraity~-They therefore pray ,has
atse due proceis fha be had, partition may be
made and ha, their iad fhare of the pr eniies NAV
be let OIL 10 them 70 hold in ievera.ty as by law
provided; and as in duty bound, &c
NATHAN BUCKNAN, &
SEWARD BUCkNAM
BY Their Attorney EZEKIEL WHITMAN
true Copy Alte1, SAM. FREEMAN, Cie.k
ut a Circuit Court # Cannon Phsas begun
and bohden at Portland 1vitbn and for
toe County Of GHmberland on the frf
lns/aay Of Marcb II. d. 1915.
! On the foregoing Petition which was entered
the lat Term, and continued to ths rerm-
Inc Court order, That the Petitioners canle the
lame with this order thereon to be publiiLed il
| one OF the Portla' News Papers three week.
'ucceiiivey, the aft publication to tie thirty dsy,
at leaf before the third TuefdAy of luce next, ha,
all Persons may appear at the Crcsis Court o
Common Pleas then 70 be holden at Portland
within and for rhe faid Couniy of Cumberland &
| thew caufe if any they have why the prayer o.
laid Petition fhouid not be granted.
A,t. SAMUEL FREEMAN. Clssk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
STOP THIEF.

CTOLEN from thsbaen of Erfha Rishee. in
= Bnckheld. on The night Of the &c inlsan,, a
dark bay HORSE. about S hand. high with a
roweii in his orean; of high and handfoms car
rage legs iheared very clofe fquare tail, and
five years old this fpfiag -wirh lone fmaIl fadde e
bos on his back, nearly cured. and has been lately
llod forward.
Whoever will return the hcrfe, or give infot1n,-
ton that ne may be obtained by the fuhfcrber
with iuch information az may produce conviction
of the thief or whoever will return The horfe a.
lone, llall receive ten dottars reward--from
JOSEPH RYERsON
Buckfed, April 2e. Is S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08

FHE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice TO
all concerned that he has been duly cppoint.
ed and taken upon himie!f the ,ruG of Admiuf-
tra:or on The eitate of IHARTIN NICHOLS, late
of Portland, in the ccungy of Cumberland, Ii
quire, deceaied by giving bond a. the !aw directs
he ,beref requeits all perfons who are Indebg
ed 10 the fald deceaIed', etlaseso make immediate
payment; and thoie who have any demands there
on to exh BIZ the fame 10
NATHANIEL NICHOLS.
or his attorney, Mr.. EDwAsp CAPzN of Portland
Ap,K 27ib, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08

THE fu5fcr,bers hereby give public no'ia
all concerned, tha tney have been talI =
pointed aud taken upon thsmle yes the 'sax
Administrators on the eltate Of PETERWAlAik
lac of Portland, 10 the county Of canosn
Mariner, deceafed, by giving bond as 'hs ~ =
Ieets tbey therefore requei all petor' sh' .
indebted 10 the faid deceafeds eitatete nIiEs q
mediate payment and thoie who haVeiaIT
mands thereon, 20 ex hibi; the fame.o
GARDNER WA[8ls,
april eth. 1915. JOHN MEaRIll'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08

A democratic Editor. after congratn
lating his countrymen on the reforation
of peace, and on The return of commerce,
cxclaims triun2hantly, all theie are the
doings of democracy Yes, there is no
quettion but what our democrats made
war ana rendered the nation bankrupt
anmhilated commerce, and attempted to
put the whole continent uoder the ban
of military law. What ihould we think
Of phy iician, who, after finding a man
In perfect health, and breaking all his
limbs, houid infer him at laf to efcape
from his clutches. After this was done,
and the unhappy patient. by the
-ltfength of his own contribution, began
to recover, and to hobble about on his
crutches, the phyfician exclaims fee
what wonderful cure ] have perform
ed All thefe are my doings What
a glorious triumph is this for fon OF
Eraltapus | The patient might reply
yes, my obligations are immenle, no
doubt = You dug the grave for me, and
very benevolent by yprepared the winding
leet, and my gratitude arifes for your
not having completed your wiihes
Another democratic Editor fays, and
indeed Mr.. Maiiiion faid the fame thing.
that the people of the United States en-
sioyed 100 much happinefs to become
military people. Had the PreGdent pur
fued his favorite fyltem of policy, he
would not have bad occalion to complain
that the people were too happy nuch
longer He had provided them with 70
many Madj6nian canyorts, that they
were in fair way of becoming as mife
rable as even the Preident of the u
States could de6re Our preGdential
doctor had variety OF bliher plailters
for the body polite he hrff he demon,
mated embargo the fecond, war-the
third, bankruptcy, and 70 on. On each
Of theie, he frewed his cantharidles
withou, mercy Never did man la
bour 70 efectually to baniih every fymps
tom Of health and couvaleience as this
renowned Doctor has done.
BaAl7ore Tel
CoBsETT is now tie idol OF our Demo
Gratis. When he was Peter Po,cRf'nc, III
this county, he used 10 think every man
wLo was infected with democracy ought to
be blooded, Jus, rs much as ii he was attack
ed with the yellow fever he ssys,--
aI<t every man, woman, and child. who
have drop of democratic blood in their
veins, be committed 10 the care OF DR.
nuxa snd, alter having played the devil
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
CORK. Ian. 10,

CoKk, JAN. ~.
Leesucbment Extraordluary w hile
Mrs. Southeoste is amuiing the believers
in England with repeated poftponements
of her promited birth, an Irlfh woman
has, without calling in miracle to her
aid, or making any noife about the mat
ter, proved to the world that there is no
liked limit for the frui'fulness of adyans
ced age. Mrs. Mafon who is sS years old,
was, lAit week lately delivered OF a for |!
ohe is the wife of calico printer "a
Scotchcnan,) reiding near Drumcondra,
adjoining the city of Dublin Is it not
little remarkable, that it was ten years
hnce ihe had child before but the
mott extraordinary circumaauce perhaps
is, that nature denied the mother the &C.
cnaomed fuport of her Offspring. In this
dilemma her daughter. who had been
brought TO bed about month, and whole
child had died, offered her a1iaance, and
is now hurting her young brother -
II will also excite much furprlle, and afs
ford fubjed of curicGty among the
medical men, that Mrs. Mafon, after her
late delivery recovered her hearing, of
which ihe had been deprived for long
time previous,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
April t2th, 1918

THE iubicriber hereby gives pubic notice to
= all concerned, that he has been duly appoint
ed and taken upon h,snief the truA Of Executor of
the IN Will aud IeGament of HUGH AERT-
MAN, ia,e of Harpiweii in the couaty of Cum
ber.and, Yeoman, dscesfed, by giving bond as he
law diseGts-he therefore requeits ali perfons who
are n1eb. ed 10 the f2id deceaed eflate TO make
immediate payment; and thoie who have any de
manGs thereon. 10 exhibiI the fame 10
JAMES !AE hTGz6N
Aprii 9th. 1878
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08

Taken By Enecution, (Clfment Martin a.
CANT Nathaniel P0or and John Cobarn J
and 4vW be /5ld at Public Venaue, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of May next, al
3o'ekck p. M. upon the premiss,
Il HREE fhares 10 the Brunfwick Cotton Man
ufactory, viz No. ls, No 4, and No 4s
which will be aruck OF TO the highea bidder.
JOHN F. HALL, D. S5aiF
Brunfwick, April IL, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08

JNHOsE perfons who have any buauef, i 8.
: a6 with the Principal AiIsiTssr for The .,..s
ddtr,ct of the tate of Ma1achu!e,ts, srs as,r
notified thai his Office will be kepl ia eb,rI.'
in the Maine Fire Iniurance buildings ia porlr,
during the present month.
JAMES IRISH, Junr. P,iss..
Jsgar for tb' fs0satt d9,iS7 # sts Pate IF Msgat.s
Mayl, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
Machine and Hand CorJ.

John WINSLOW & Co. ;ufor, a.
j and the publick that they continue =, :. -
facture Machine aud Hand Cards Of e,.,s !. ~
ton, a, their Factory near rcr,lspd'yy ~ !
left at JosErH Pops's No. z. MufTsy's r.. g
the Poit-Offi:e, viii be punctua!iy s,,e1dsa
Haviag taken care 20 procure the bel( q 49,: Y.
Wire and having TWO experienced workns n
Piianr E,sis celebrated Factory in Lss.a.. N
pledge themIelves TO make Cards of the be0 .,s
at the Bottom and Leiceler prices. s-'|
PoIland, IN Mo I6. IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
Portland Academy

THE Trufiees of Portland Acas.n
noslhsd that their annual m.,,;. = -
choice OF officers &c. will be holsss y
in Portland on Tusfday the ninth =. n
next, at three O'Clock in the afreruooo
STEPHEN LONGFELLow !,
April % 1875. S<t
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08

THE Selcctmen of this town have appointed Mr..
ENocH MouLToN, fsaler of Weights and
Mesfare:. and he has been fworn to the faithful
difcharge of The duties cf his office which will
be srformed al bis fhop in Exeharge ltree,.
Portland, April 20, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
To all whom it may concern.
COLLECTORS OFFICE /,

S&1-6@ I'm y 0EEiSEs 4
PORTLAND Aprii25, isls(
V,HOSE perfons ~ho have not paid the dut,
= Their Carriages for the prelent year Do =
immediately attend 10 il will fhortly be ealN I
for he fame Ivy the Collector or fome oae ds
depunes, who in that cafe will e1aa oihmu
the law directs The duty for the class to whh ii
carnage belongs with further fun double IL.
m unr thereof--MsggonS that are not szeaTa
employed in hufbaadsy or for the rrsalpotaix
of goods, are liable 70 pay the fame duy stastq
20 their yaue as other carriages. and Tie Mm
of them Liable 10 incur like penalties
Manufactu. err Of Iron. Nails, Candle. Hni
Caps. Umbtel;ss, saddles & Brides. Beer an 7
Porter, Tobacco, Segars aud snuff, and Lrix
are requeaed Immediately 20 make tAss sua
give bones aud receive their iicenles srss,b}n
he law of the Uni,ed States psffed 10 jnn)
lafr IN e dong they wiis avoid the psaddn I
fosfeitures therein expreffsd.
W ST0RER, Casaf
eft5s RsVs-se e, TIE Ssvsstb CsIkssn D5at!
NeGabsjttfs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
ABIGAIL ILSLEY, by
DANIEL DAVIS, Der 1tso,rsy.
Asrue eppy-Atteit
JNO CALENDER Gle 4.

1T the Supreme 5uaicial Court, hoien at
Bejfon, 1vitbin tbe County sf Suffolk, ana
Jar the Counties II >nf,M and Nantucket,
on the <fc2nd 1aslaay Of Marcb, Il. d.
1919
UPON the petition Of A6IC ALL ILSLEY,
widow cf Eooch IAey late of Portland, in the
Couniy OF Cumberland decealed- 0,ds,sd, thae the
petitioner give notice TO all peffons nsereHed ia
he prayer OF her petition, TO appear before the
Juitices Of the Supreme judicial Court to be holden
az Portland within aud for the County of Cumber-
land op the fourth iueiday of May nexs by pub
lilhins an ateiied copy Of tald petition aud lh.
order thereon, 10 iome public news paper printed
IN LAID Portland, the latt publication 10 be foutee.
days at leaf before tie iitting Of laid Court ha,
they may then and there thew cauie if any they
have, why Tie prayer of lad petition ihould no,
De 81 acted
Aasa JNO CALENDER, Cls.t.
Bottom April Ia 1876
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
TO LET.

TO LET,
I! HE fore under the fchoo room IN Union a
with the back yard-and immediate o. f4efs-
ion given Apply TO the iubfcriber at No Is
Long "haif VIM. SWAN.
FOR SALE rs ABODE
ehelts real Hyion TEA, of firf quality
10 bags COFFeE
10 kegs Gg TOBACCO. &c.
April 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08

To the Hon. Jgllicss Of the Cvcaif e'sn ~ |
CmDlcn Pleas no1v fitting at fsf'a'
1vit.hn and Jar the caanty q Csi''''''',
CHE petition Of SIMON HARDING q = !
! Portland, husabIy ihews that he = lsaa = I.
hmpe as tenant common of ma csr'aa g i !
tate, htuated in faid Portland aud bcun0' ss s.'s
lows viz; fcutheaaeriy on Free itfss', aaa "a, "a
weaeriy on land owned by Daniei eoO0 -
weferly by Msne Greet and northsaas'lI : i
ownsd by Samuel Motley, being me 49, s.rr
sha, ehecca Partridge Purchaied o. 'a' =, 60
law of ieiIe Paforidge. Jecssisd ; ths ''~ "A
Harding being pof ded as atorea'd y y " !
paris Of laid era AID thee ieven'D Pa" Il :
other p,nth part of said eitate =. so''D's .,I,e,
aivided as afafelaid with certain cias' P''~fs 4
vour se,itioner uaknovn that be eaaOa' .'s 6,
and occupy aod imprOve hi' taid p'la . : s,lst
sase 10 advantage y hnc he ssa'e rsln'u; ss.s
ded as aforefaid, but wholly lcie' ins P'''s
of /, aff
wherefore he pray, that notice n'i I, nd j
according to law iu fueh Gales p'0.'-a "a ,6ps
hn part Of laid eaate may be Isl en- - NJ
TO him in legeralsy sy--And yop- pssl.''' s,,o,sr
pray by u. Liam 'ss
asrue copy-Aueii, ,,.T.N css /
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08

Madison's Gun Boats cost $4,000 EACH
selling for 5 $50.
Timothy Dexter's Images cost 8 900 each
selling from Il l-2 cts. to 81 25.--Ibsd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
FOR SALE.
Portland BOOT & SHOE Manu-

Portland BOOT q SHOE Manu-
factory.
He fubfcriber, agent for faid mandatory,
L inf3rm,h's friends aud the pub.Is, that
general aforsmen, of
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
will coniiantiy be kept, oppoG,e Mr.. Daniel How's
itore' Ia Middle Il eel, where the Ladies and Cen
siemen OF Portland anu rs vicinity, are refpectfui
~ invited to call fo any of thoie articles a. hey
may depend upon their being made of the bet
materials and 10 The mott faihonaoIe Ayle--A fuf-
hc'ent number OF good workmen are engaged GO
enable hm TO anfwer all demands with prompt
neis and PunctuaIi'y. "A ihare ef the culseal Of
the pubic - ioici,ed and every favor graetu y
received by
J. II. RUNNELLs hgest.
acr;I
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
April24

HE iublcriber hereby q yes puni,ck notice 20 all
concerned, that III. mas been duly sppo!ated
and taken upon hesief The trult of admininratrix
on the ehate of JOSEPH MARTIN, late Of Port
land. IN the county OF Cumberland Mariner. de-
ceaied, by giving bond the law direlfs-fhe
therefore requets all perfons who are indebted 20
the faid deceaied eiiate to make immediate cav
meat; ana Ihofe VIM have aay demands thereon
TO exhibit The lame 90
ELlZ ZABRTH MARTIN.
April 9Th, 1915.
The iubfcribsr hereby gives public notice 90
all concerned, tha. the has been duly apooiot.
ed and taken upon hertef the truif of Adm,n,C
tratrix on the edate Of JOSHUA ROVE late of
Pejepfco,, 10 the county of Cumberland. Yeoplan,
deeeafsd, by giving bond as the law dreGts-fae
therefore requeits all perions who are indebted 10
the faid decesfed eea,e 10 make immetiaie paw
ment aad thsie Who have any demands tAereon,
20 exhibit the fame 70
MARY ROWE.
April t2th, 1915
s'HE iubfcriber hereby gives no.iee 20 al con
eeraed tha; he has beea duly appointed and
has taken upon hmelt she ruff OF an Adminiiira
tor on he eiiate Of hENNY FROSf, iase of Pc.
jepfcot, il The coua of Cumberland, Geulleman
deceaiea by giving Dond he law difects- he
therefore requet all perions who are indebted to
the ia,d deoe4teds eita,e 10 make immediate pay
ment and thole who have aey demands thereon
10 exhibit rhe lame Tor isftelne 10
WILLIAM FROST.
April 9th, 1878.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
e. Shippiag Papers, 80
CT Witb the Laqv on the back fbsrssf ~
ELEGANTLY Printed on large fine Paper
L. for lale at the Office of the Portland Clssfts
TO jain MuGsy, 1m'r. Ckrh to the Pre-

TO jain Mu1sy, .1m'r. Cert to the Pre-
pria6rs Of Union WbaJ
yXTE The fubfcribers, beng FIVE ofthe Proprl.
Wv esors of Union Wharf, requeit you to call
meeting of faid Proprietors on Monday the 8th
day of May next, at Mr., Tilton's innin Portland
at three o'clock. P. M. 10 ait upon the following
articles, viz.
1T. TO choofe Moderator.
Cd, To fiji the vacancies of Wharfnger aud
Collector oscaiioned by the reGgnasion Of Capt
Thomas M'Lelan.
81, To aa upon any matters that ihall come
before them relative to fad Wharf
Portland April en-, 1875
ARTHUR MLELLEN,
DAVID SMITH
(sigued) ROBERT BOYD
sfES c. JEWETT,
SAM. F HUSSEY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
FLOUR s. BREAD
sHrILLIAM FRANCIS, acaua,nts

NJ LILLIAN FRANCIS, acquaints his friends
W and forrher cuftomers that he has made ar
rangements 10 be cor itan,iy lupp',sd with PhiIa
deiphia, Baltimore, and Alexandria FLOUR-and
will be authorized 10 iei the fame, at the owelt
market prices
FLOUR & BREAD can be had by whoIela le
and cal. from !un rife until O'Clock 10 the
evening and the lame will be warranted
100 bbls. frefh fup. fine FLOUR,
expected .his day. Portland dp,R2 %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
Brun[wick, April ~, l9i5.

10 the Honorable the Supreme judicial Coart
noau fitting ia Bgfon zvitbia and TAR the
County q aifalk, on the (econd lustday Of
Mareh, II u. 1879
A BlGAIL lLSLEY, of Portland, in the County
of cumberland. Widow OF Enoch i!ley, ,ase
of faid Portland, deceafed humbiy, 1ieas chat the
will of laid Enoch Iasy has been duly proved and
approved IN this Honorable Court tone Of she Exc
euors of faid viii being the Jsage of Probate in
the faid County of Cumberlasd) and the proceed
ings tuofeqnent 10 the Probate OF fald will relative
TO the fet,iemenr OF fad Ineys eltate, have been
had and puFtued in this Court The faid Abigail
further ihews thar no allowance has been ma lie
her as The widow of fsid deceaied, and ihe there
fore now prays the Court 10 make her al allow.
aace out Of the perfona. eftaie of iaid decealsd
iniiabe to her quaiiy and degree, according to he
liaute in iuch cafe made and provided. The per-
fonai eaate OF faid deceaied va. iuvenioried II
ID. iiO6
The Executors have collected of debts due
to the eltate 5000
They will have judgmen, in May ne1, for 24oo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08
NOTICE.

4 Ii perfons having demand, os 80.
"a gaiutt the iubicriber of flr year. ~ 49, -
more, are requelted to leave the sr,o... 4aag
nature of laid demands with W,lI,.~ sad
Efq. WILLIAM =. = ~
May /. DasH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08

all their lifetime, they'll surely b. sen: to
the grave as zuhite as driven snow"
Salem Gaz.