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For New-York

SsE The fine new schooner Neptune,
~ ~ capt. Stevens having the princi.
pal pat of her cargo on board viii sail
next Thur day. For freight apply to the
captain on board, Or to
Adams, Herbert & Co.
July9
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Wanted

Apprentices to the HATH,
d Business, from Ia to l6 wears +
age, and OF good character and cam ~
nexions.
John Wilbar.
June q e
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Hamilton's Grad Restorative,

Is recommended as an Invaluable me-
aicine for the speedy relief and perma-
nent cure ofthe various complaints which
insult from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
vndiscretions, residencein climates unfair
rorable to the constitution, the immede-
rate use of tea, frequent intoxleation, OF
any destructive intemperance, the UNI
skilful or excessive use of mercury tue
diseases peculiar to females at certain
pc iod of life, bad lyings IN, etc.
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Negroes Wanted.

THE subscriber wishes to Puroaa, as,.
few Negroes for his own use. h ;,yefge,.
SON wanting to sell will find it ms l" .abers
IN applying at Eli Legs .a w.
liberal price will be given 0y Jar.
ST
July "a
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July "a
Wants a Situation.

A young man who has a comnls,.
knowlede of accounts and writes a poos
hand Undoubted credea tials cas s't ~
produced. Enquire of the Printer. y
July "a ..
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CASE OF CURE.
Seected from a numerous Lat
TO II. LEE.

Being DESTROYS to make public for the
good of Others the excellent quality OF
IANsILToN'S ELIXIR, prepared by
The late MIR. Lee, Ihave sent you the toll
lowing account Of the benefit | have re-
celyed from it; which / hope will induce
others to give it a trial. In consequence
of bruize on the breast received from
fall. my health grew bad, my breathing.
became difficult, and frequently have
mad suddenly to rise UP in my bed WITH
all the horrors of immediate sultocaton.
Add to these, a constant pain in my
breast and cough, a great loss OF
strength and flesh, and you may conceive
that my symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. The advice
of most eminent physician was resorteG
o. and afterwards a second was e$lreu
in. but without giving me any relied
Another physician, who knew me AM And
the circumstances of MY case, aarisea
me to gire Hamilton's Eafetf d triak-
saving, he had uscd I" Tin, Wis prhsetlce,
AMI al,cays found It to do much !g6o9e: Y
bottle was procured, and I fond 'rehel
before Ihad taken half ofit. Ic6htInqed
to use it, and was soon strong ehoiish to
attend to business. On taking cold, some
of my former symptoms return but are al
ways removed by dose or two oil the l.
Exir.
No. IL, Budd street, Philadelphia,
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For New-YDk

For New Y ok,
.fR The schooner Hero. Capt. ".
!aaz szssk Finney; has par of her carro
ENGAGED and will sail his week. For
freight of a few hundred rels, applyon
board at TWINS wharf, j. to
Dodge aud Kettell.
July 16
and,
For Boston,
I'm The schr. WashastOn. Cant,
isR Perkins; now Ioa ling 4 can take
200 barrels freight Oh low terms.
Apply as abors.
July 16 If
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Negroes W an 1t', ,,.p,
CASH viii be given for likely = s y I'll
7earoes--slares for tJs.-App'y y
tsg's tavern, KiDg stree'. = riley.
DIV
July "a
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CASE OF CURE,
Selected FROM Numerous last.

Selected troia numerous ast.
John Hoover, rope-maker, South Sc
cond street, between Mary and Christian
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh
oath as follows: namely-that his wife,
Mary Hoover, was SO severely afflicted
with violent Rheumatism, very dangerous
" situated, the consequence OF severe
cold after lying in, as to be confined to
her bed for several weeks, and was at
length reduced to the melancholy appre-
tension Of remaining cripple Tor llie'
Notwithstanding the most respecta5ie me-
dicel advice was followed, and every pro-
hable remedy attempted; when seeing
several cases Of cures performed by ha-
milton's Essence and extractot Mustard,
thew were procured from Mr.. Birch, No.
II. South Second street. The first aPpll-
cation enabled her to walk across the
room, and the use of one bottle restored
her to her usual state of health and
strength.
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JOHN HOOVER.

Sworn and subscribed before Ebenezer
Ferguson, esq. one of the justices of the
peace for Philadelphia county.
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Cads, Ca.ghs.
HAMIIT0Nss ELIXIR.

Sovereign remedy for Colds, obstinate
Coughs, .9stamas, sore Threats, and
approaching Consunptions, and most
disorders of the breast and lanss.
"A SINGLE trial will prove, that it
restores the determination of the
fluids to the surface of the body; and
brings on the common healthful sperspira-
ton; that it dislodges and evacuates the
tough viscid phlegm or mucus, strength.
ems the weakened vessels of the lungs,
sheathes the acrimonious humor winch
reritates them and finally discharges It,
Thus strikes at the root of the disorder,
the symptoms are of course e1ectaasty
and permanently conquered, the reverse
Of common medicines which weaken the
constitution, and give strength to the
disorder, for the sake of undertaking tor
the present some of its painful effects.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-26

JUH y DiNNS,
No. 70, Chestnut street.
Philadelphia, June, 1916.
b.. Mr.. Eno5h Reynolds, of Washing.
ton, is appointed agent for the Distrlc'
of Columbia, for the above proposed
splendid publication. He viii receive
subscribers and deliver the engraving
when completed.
July 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
J. WINCHESTER,S
PRIZE LIST IN SECOND CL ASS

Canal Lottery--to 4th days drawing complete
vi D 300, Nos. 1914 122i--of s 100, Nos
623 ti4i7 488l-of s 50, Nos. 4T6t 95o9 5284-
of : Is, Nos. tf84 1914 1894 1926 ff0J4-of
So, Nos. 92i 954 955 $50 988 900 1913 997 safe
342i 3iS2 3lii 3447 SASS S45i 3l65 S00f 8oOS
SJ05 SO 30ii 80i6 80lt 80&2 80i6 8072 80SS
1901 8092 3099 s09i 1895 8O96 t000f fo0of
TOOLS f002i fo049 f0054 .f0060 foo92 f0l07
tOiO9 1910 1918 iOft4 1870 10iS9 f0i5o
t0tIf
This Lottery has drawn six days only No 1914
came MP the first drawn blank the 9th days draw.
ing, and was entitled to the capital Prize Of FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS was sold by J. ". a
few weeks since, TO three young gentlemen f.ethis
town.
The NEXT LOTTERY to be drawn is abe fourth
Class UNION CANAL, in which are 30 Prize
from 100 to 10000 dollars each Tor part of winch
D37calI at WINCAESTER's,N No. ), Jones'-tow,
Exchange-stieet.
Orders post paid, enclosing cash or prizes, faith
fully attended 70 aud every relative information
given gratis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09

ITO be fold by order of Court, on Thursday
he ninth day of May next, At eleven clock
in the forenoon a certain lot Of Land with the
buildings thereon and appurenances 6tuate in
Portland on the corner of Middle and Fee lfreefs
being the real efae of MOSES BROWN late of
fad Portland, Trader. deeeaied and the Place
where the faid dcceaied laR dweit said real e.
taie being iubjec, to be clam of Elizabeth Brown.
widow. in aud unto part of the prem,,e. for aud
during her ma ural life Sale to be ON the premises.
Information TO the title to the premiies will be
given by The suefcriher At any time previous TO
aud II the time If he fac,
J D. HOPKINS. Adn.iniflrator en- faid
Portland 4prn Mole. Browrss siate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
Y0ln0bia Real Estate.

fYO be sold by order of Court, the premises, ON
L Saturday the twenty-seventh day of April
nst. at of the clock in the forenoon that part
If the real estate OF SAMUEL DUNNING, late
Of harpswell, deceased upon which he lived
Known by the name of the Barker Farm, situated
a said Harpswell, containing by estimation seven-
ty-fye acres. together with The buildings standing
hereon, or SO much thereof as will be necessary to
ray the Just debts of said deceased.
BENJAMIN DUNNING, Administrator.
HarpsNell, April 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
A DIGESTED INDEX
TO THE
MODERN REPORTS
OF THE
Courts Of Common Lac IN England and hh
United States

OF THE
Courts of Common Lac IN England and The
United States
INoLUD;NG
Id. Raymond, Salksa, Strange, WtHes, Wilson, ~.
Blackstone, Burrotc, Cooper, Douglass, Left
Term Reports, Lasts Reports, 10 rolls. III. Btaek
stone, Netc Reports, poi. Massachusetts Reports
rots. Johnsoil's Reports, IN Ne@yort, rok.
Johason's Gases, in Newyori, 8 rot,- Dallas Re
ports, rots. and Cranot's Reports IA heSQ
prelas Court Of ne United States, q. c0lS.
BY NICHOLAS BAYLiES ESQ.
This index contains the substance Of seventy
seven volumes of Reports, digested nearly on tht
plan of IoNLIN.
The proprietors have submitted a copy OF tbe
work To Chancellor KENT, and TO the Chief Jus,i-
ces ofthe Supreme Courts IA Newyork, Massachn-
setts, and Vermont, who have certified their opin-
ioIs in writing, viz
" ft5aHy, Jan. 7, f8f5...I have examined, With
some attention, the three Vols. % alr. BAY LIES
DtGEsTED INDEX, and have found il correct
and we'll dgested. and [ am OF orin OF II will be
found extremely useful to the Profession. and that
IL is entitled to encouragement aud patronage
JAMES AEST'
90 concur in the above opinion OF MIR. BAY
LIS Di4esed Index.
SMITH TaoMPsoN."
''Besfou sob Jan. f3f5.....i have looked owes the
above named publication With view TO form al
opinion Ut it, seiness, but had not sufficient time
TO examine il critically To the correctness with
which il has been printed. am satisfied The plan
good oae, aud that The book u-fH be e1ceedngiy
useful 10 Layers. ISaAC PARkER.''
&" Montpelier, 23d FEB. 1Si5....I have examined
with some attention, the three Volumes of NJ r.
Baytes' Digestei fisdea aud have found it correct
and well digested and to its usefulness concur in
opinion with Chancellor Kent.
NATHI, CHIpMAND
TF7THE work is handsomely bound and ettered
in ,aree Octave Volumes averaging more than Eve
| hundred pages each. Price TO Subscribers. -Four
Dollars the Volume; 10 non-subscfibers Five Dol
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The above work is for sale at
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| Bookstore No. Mussey's Row, Portland and b,
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have not yet received their copies requested t,
call Tor them.
~ The Author Of the Digested Index coatem
plates publishing additional volume to incud'
the reeidue Of English and American reports shout,
| there be suihcen, encouragement.
April 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
Real Estate at AUCTION.

DURsuANI to a lcence from the Circuit
i Court of Common Pleas, will be Sold at pub
lie auction on Thursday the ninth day OF May next
at the house of Thomas Skllins. late of Gorham.
deceased, at one O'Clock in tue afternoon--so muc,
of the real estate of said Thomas SkiIlings deceas-
ed as will be sufficient raise the sum of four hum
dred and thirty five dollars TO pay the just debts Of
said deceased, and incidental charges.
her
MARY 81 Skill Inns, Administering
mark Gorham April
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09

THE sub &c iber herety gives pubhe nouee "a
all cpmcerued, ,hst she has bseo WY sppoipted
and taken upon herself The trust of haminlstrs-
trix en- the esss,e OF ROBERT LOWfHiER,
late OF POsdAnd. IN the county at Cumbe land,
Mariner ceased. BY giving oond the Law
Directs she therefore requests sii persons who
are indebted TO the sid deoessed's estate TO
make Immaculate paymenl ! ard those who have
any demands thereon, 10 exhibI The same
HANNAH LOW THEIR.
Poilland, March 81, 1916,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
Last Of Tom Officers for the car
rent yedr,

rent year.
Selectmen.-Daniei Tucker, Joseph II. Ing
raham, Peter Warren, John Hobart, Robert
Douglass.
Toson Cierk-Oliyer Bray
.asSessors--James Neal, Daniel Cobb. Pc.
ter Warren.
Toscn TRANSFORMATION. Matthew Cobb.
Collector Of Tdres-Joseph II. Gerrish.
Inspector of Poiice--Seth Bird.
Ooerseers fine Poor--Joseph II. Ingraham.
Oliver Bray, William Lord, Rober, Douglass.
John M'Lellan, Jonathan Stewart, John p.
Fhurston.
Scbooi Conmiaee-Rev. Ichabod Nichols,
Rev. Edward Payson, Nicholas Emery ESQ.
Woodbury. Storer jun. Esq. Thomas Brown,
Henry Smith, Abel w. Atherton, Joel Hall.
Charles S. Davis. Esq.
Constab'es-David Pease, John Lord. Peter
Hall, Smith Cobb.
Surveyors Of Boards, S.c.-Danel Cobb,
Enoch Lowell, Ansel Lewis, Jeremiah Kim
bali, James Huse, Lewis Stetson, Thomas
Chase, William Capen, Eastic Evans, Daniel
Skillngs, Joseph Lane, William Moulton,
Samuel Moody, Enoch Morse. Parker Isley,
Ira Bradford, Edward Ingraham, Thomas
Barker, William Warehouse. John SkilIings.
Simeon Hall, Smith Cobb, Rufus Washburn,
Henry Jones, Friend Loring. Samuel Baker,
John Crockett, jeremiah Mason.
Surveyors Of Highsedys-Smith Cobb and
David Ross.
Surveyors Of .Mahogony-William Haskell
and Benjamin lisley
Snyveyors Of Hoops and stives-John
knight, Nathan Hubbard, Jabez Clap, Sam
uel Chase, Jacob Ham, Isaac Knight, Anho-
ny knight, Thomas Burnham, Thomas Mer-
rill, JOSEPH FernsId, Joshua F. Weeks.
Fence Tiezoers--David Ross and Daniel
Mountfort.
Tg1iagmea--Cotton 3. Brooks, Levi Cut
ter, John K. Smith. Hosea llsley, james Huse,
Royal Lincoln, Horatio soulhgaie, Nicholas
Lorng, John Powell Thomas Dodge, Joseph
Mariner, William M'LeHan,
Firessards-eotton B Brooks, Levi Cutter.
Etenezer Mayo, Nicholas Emery, James d.
hof kms, Oliver Bray, Abel w. Atherton.
Stephen M'Lelisn. Stephen Longiellow, Rob
ert lssiey, James Neal, Jesse Richards, Will
ian swan, Enoch Preble, Phinehas Varnurn.
Samuel Baker, Daniel Cobb, Levi Sawyer.
William Poiieys, Joshua Richardson, Joel
Han, I homas Brown, Ansel Lewis, Francis
osgood.
assay .Nasters-Eleazar Wyer and Enoch
Moulton.
Cuiiers Of Dry FiM-Thomas Burnhan,
Jacob, kaieht. Thomas Merrill, Isaac KNIGHT.
.Opersesrs efthe Work-house-same as Over
seers of the Poor.
Hog Reeres-Quincy Williams, William
Haggett, John Andrews Joseph Young, James
Flood.
Field Dripers-Same as Hog Reeves.
Pound Reeper-Nathaniel Montgomery.
Inspectors Of Lime imported--Wiliam
Turkey, John Levitt, Levi Sawyer, John Low.
ELL
Inspectors Of Lime Manufacnred-John
Lowell and James Crockett
Health COMMITTEE VILLAIN Swan. Thomas
Burnham, Joseph llsley, DIR. Samuel Weed.
Daniel Cobb, John Coe, Smith Cobb, Thomas
Merrill, jun. Seth Bird.
Committee on Acknowledgement MAYO.
William Swan, Samuel Trask
CopamYtee TO buitd side sraiks-James Neal.
Joshua Richardson, Daniel How.
Attest o. BRAY, T'ozcn Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
BENJAMIN Bradbury's Es.a.e.

To be fold by order of Court on Friday the
twenty 6l,h day Of April inR At one clock
in the afternoon 90 the premifes 70 much of the
real eta of BENJAMIN BRADBURY, late OF
Mine in the county Of Cumberland, decezied.
coufiiting Of one hundred acres of Land with the
building thereon e,septingswhar has been le, OF
to the widow for her dover Of the fame, a. win
produce the fum of eleven hundred ard hirty
dol and iuficient to pay incidental charges.
for the purpoie of paying the debts of faid des
eeaied. Conditions to be made known al The tina
and place of tale. ELEANOR BRADBURY.
April s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
n Pheasant Farm 10, sale at .Auctio,i.
Harpswell, April 5.

n pleasant Farm 70, safe at AUCTION.
BY order Of court, will be sold At public ven.
due on M nday the Is d4y Of April next At one
# he ciook r M. ali he real estate OF joseph
Les,su. lac Of Tu me-. in the county Of Oxford,
deceased, for the .yment Of bis debts. consist.
ing Il v.iusble Farm, situated about half q
nile sou h of'he meeting house in said Turnee
n The great fosd from Pennington throughLiv.
ermnfe TO Portland. The Farm contains .boue
tne,y acres veil proPor,ioned into moving,
s'ur,ng, ,ilsge. snd woodlands wo story
yelling house well finished, convenitn, bsrns
md gu houses aud ar orchsrd which yields q.
huud nee of choice fruit. Il offers an eligible
situs;ion for tavern the travel is gres on the
Dad ,hst passes it. A trader " .uid fal i, Q
good stand and also mechanic IF simost any
rafession. lis situation is elevated AMI com.
nsnding. Il must be sold subject to the iucum.
brsnce of the widows dover. bu, i, is under.
stood that the right Of dover may be purchased
~ reasonable terms II so. The purchs ser may
mme di.teiy place himseifn the unincumbered
possession Of oHe OF The most pleasant SITUATION
IN the County Of Oxford.
The sale will be on the premises and the con.
iitions made known 81 the lime.
CHANDLER RADFOD Exec.
LUTHER CARY, (utors.
Turner. Mascn IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09

fAedd Df HAtf AnNt-siBfEGi
LAS j,et received an assortment 81 GOODS
l. l. suitable for the present and approaching sea-
OH .asfaa
AMONG WHICH ARE
Best west of England bissh, blue, and French OIL
i've BROADGIOIHS sa
Common black, blue, mixed and brown cloths
Black, blue, and mixed CAssIM EREs-super
fine aud fine
IA Cambfic Ca,icoes--dark and light
3-l liz hit aud mourning ,alcoes
trunk Bengal stripe do.
Buff, blue, aud pink corded Ginghams
IA and GA Ginghams--mourDing do.
Al and Ga Cambria, black aud white
Sarsnet, moss-seeded and sewed Caesbricks
Linen Cambrcs--imiiation do.
White Jean-Long Lawns
Cambria and common Dimoties
Furniture Dmotes
Ga black and white plane Lace
Cotton Laces and footings.
Book, muli, figured and plane lei
no, cambria, loom seeded, Bour- ,,trsr yNe
bon net, hair cord figured and plane
lace
Imitation Shawls-mourning and light colors
Gentlemen and ladies' black aud white siik Hose
Do. de- black, white and eolored
silk Gloves
Beaver, Kid and Cotton Gloves
Slate, black and white Co,tnn Hose
Geatlerren's browu,white, q mixed Cotton Hose
do. do. do. do. Half Hose
Gauzed Flannel for summer wear
Patent steam loom shifting
British shirting-brown Holland
7-8 and III CoIerain Linens
India Cottons-Russia Diapers
Black Lu.,ring-snchaws and Sarsnets
Furnitures and Cogperplates
Patent bud Sankeen- Company do.
GrandurilIs and Cotton Gassiueres
Marseies Quilting, white and coiored
Princess Cord and lean Nasting
Black silk Fiorentine Vesting
Pa idanaa, lag, and black Canton Handkerchiefs
White and coiored pocket do.
Genilemen's muslin 1rayats
Daisey trimming pearl & thread shirt Buttons
Black and white Miilinetts-Sap Wire
Cotton -Ribbons-Feretts- Gallons
Tapes i3obhns, &c. &c.
The ABOVE foods will be sold low for cash only
April 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
GAZETTE 80 80. News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

APril5, arr sip. Messenger, Lowell, from Bos.
ton-ap. Liberty, bloody, from Newbury port
SIP Hannah, Ulmer, from fhomaston--schr. Rich
mond, Lunt, froa New York-schr. Roila, Brad
bury from Baitimore.-6, schr olive, Drnkwater
from Lubec-sip. Nancy, Chote from lpswich-7,
Chr. Eunice, Gordon, from Boston.
Ctarances at The Custom House
April 2, schr. Constitution, Davis, for Gloucester
5, brig Phenix, Thompson. Hispauiola
schr. Reaper, Merchant, Lnbec
- Lucy, Harrison, Boothbay
3, sip. Notary, .stockman, Boston
brig Cordelia. Bragdon, Havana
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
FOR SHE

a fAhM in Gray, in the county of Cum ber-
land, 10 miles from Portland, containing a.
sou' ~ or % acres Of Land, about 40 acres under
Improvement; also, House and Barn, and or
m;assa'oearng hundred bushels of apples one year
nun nun another-well wooded and watered. For
Ia'inef particulars inquire of WILLIAM DAVIS.
ing =" Tue premises. Gray, April 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
CATION !

WHEREAS Mary my wife did in my abfence
W on or about the Stu of December 1878,
leave my bed and board and has repeatedly re
fuisd to return aad live with me- hereby eau
sion all Eerions agaiuff harborng or ruling her
on my account az am determined to pay no debts
of her contracting after this date.
Minot, April2. THOMAS BROWN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
GARDEA SEEDS

JUST received from various parts an assor,
men OF Genuine Garden seeds, warranted good
II A few more
Garden Seeds Of The !ast years grosvth
taken in exchange for Drugs. and Medicines vi
the subscribers Apohecary shop Fore street
IOHN nuPEF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
hUbf.oI w. IN lUu T..
A true Copy--Attest
SAM. FREEMAN, CLERK.

At a Circuit Court Of Common Pleas begun
and holden at Portland ,ci'iiin and for a.e
county Of Cumberland on Me first Tuesday
Of March "A. ID. 1916.
ON the foregoing Petition, the Court order that
the Petitioner Cause an aitesed Copy thereof and
OF this order thereon 10 be Published in one of the
Portland newspapers three weeks snceessivei~, the
last publication to be hrty days at least before the
third Tuesday of June next, that all persons con-
cerned, may have opportunity 10 appear at tine
Circuit Court of Common Pleas then 10 be holden
at Portland within and for the sad coanty of cum
berland, and shew cause il any they have why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted,
Attest, SAM. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
JONAS MILLS,

NeIt door 10 Messrs " & l.. Dana's Middle Street,
4 INFORMS his friends and customers that he has
L for sale constantly general assortment OF west
India Goods, and he has just received in addition to
this
$50 Bushels Corn
1000 lbs. First quality coffee
Hhds West India, and New-England Rum
Ditto. of Moasses
Bbs. Essence of Punch
Do superEne Philadelphia Flour
All of which will be sold cheap for cash.
April 9th
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
FOR SALE.

A valuable lot of Land pleasantly situated in
IA Portland, it being the corner lot on the west
erly side of High-street, and the nortlerly side
OF Pleasant street opposite Mr.. Robert Boyds
dwelling house. For further particulars enquire Of
Gotten Is. Brooks agent, Nos. 8 & Long " hart
April 9 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-09
TO SCHOOL-H4STERS.

4 Instructor i wanted IN one o. The public
"A schools in Portland. Ii Is requested that in-
mediate application (post paid be made TO the sub
scriber, one Of the School Committee
JOEL HALL.
Aurit