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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16

70 zoe Ha"0'~bfe tie sRee, oftbe S~b,em. Judicial
CoH,t9 de 0VTzo",Vsst5 II E1s1lebs,ett. 70 Be-
6''dE" at Portland vVj5'n tbe county of C4r5s, land
0"S fog be eOs"tef # C4m5sylGrf and O.E,d on Ibs
isf0"I zFs'day " Osto6sr, n, D 1917
II UMBLY fhew, JEREMIAH HILL of B;dde
L 4 ford IN the county of York, Elquire- that
ne 70 lnterelted "a q tenant in common with others
10 ycar Petitioner unknown, in Two tracts Of and.
10 the county Of Osford--one tract containing
three thoufand liz hundred acres bounded part "
~ Bethel and partly BY Rumford-the other tract
containing one thouiand four hundred acres, and
bounded partly by Sumner. and partly ty lands
granted TO Gorham Academy. Both theie tracts
were granted TO the Proprie,ors of Buxton a. by a
deed from the Committee Of the lales of eafern
snds may fully appear, da ed June 5h I3l7-of
which tracts your Petitioner AYERS that be is Eeiz
ed IN fee of one undivided fourteenth part of the
premes aforefaid, and is de6rcus TO have his faid
fhare thereof divided from the relt aud fet off to
him 10 hold in leveralty Wherefore he prays
your honors after due proceedings are had thereon
thar the laid premifes may be divided aud his hare
thereof may be fet OFF TO him TO hold ia fevera,y
And - IL duty bound will ever pray
JlRE. HILL,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16
FOR TIE GAZETT T..
LINES

LINES
Occasional ydte happy death 9fo dear friend
FROM the Head OF the Church, now triumphant
in Heav'n,
t. band of his Angels an order was given;
" Descend quick to earth where that painting
heart lies,
And bring what's immortal to ne in the skies
My Grace she has trusted my name she has fcard ::
Her faith have witnessed. her songs have heard:
From my table below lei her quickly ascend,
To taste of those pleasures which never shall endv
In haste the glad mission they fly to obey,
stream Of bright glory ilumines their wav:
Through azure descending her souItLey thus cheer.
" Sister spirit, your resting is no longer here
Arise then, arise then, come shake off your clay.
Our wings shall soon watt yon 10 regions Of dav;
All things are now ready, the Master avs, come
Here's robe of bis righteousness, welcomes you
home"
g go them" she signs, g haste haste let nc see
That Saviour who sufferd AM; died for me.
Extend your swift pinions. o quick bear me thro'
Over Death and the Grave | am conqueror too"
Their fight then resuming, her soul was upborne
Thro' the pathway her angels came down,
And PLACID with the jewels that 90 to adorn
The victorious ImEanuels Crown.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16

Great Fire--On the night Of the 9TH Of
Nov. last most destructive fire broke out in
the town of st. Johns, Newfoundland. A
space of ground extending nearly quarter OF
a mile in length and 800 yards in width, was
laid in ruins. The number of buildings con-
sumed in this confagratioB is estimated at
2O0-among them are or 10 large mercan-
tile establishments and stores containing a
greater part of a very large stock Of provisions
which has excited the most lively apprehen-
sions lest the quantity left will not be near
sufficient to supply their wants till tIenaviga-
ton opens in the spring. The dwelling hou-
ses, it is stated, were occupied by no less
than 100 persons and the whole loss by
this fire estimated from two 10 foer millions q
dollars AS proof of the alarming depray-
ity OF some OF the citizens, the paper in that
place mentions that " extensive depredations
were committed during the horrors and con-
fusion of the night"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.
Cunt erand g..
III re SHf'fwe J1dna! ut bgan and LOLsn at Pot
land, Trrbia tie e'ant, Of CUMBERLAND, and for f5e
esHf's 81 C1mbsvI0.f end Oxford on fbe seeon5 Tues
day y Oetbs, n D 1917
ON the Petition aforsfaid Ordered, that the
petitioner pubfh an attened copy Of his faid pc
Il ION and Of this order theE con Ia the Portland
Gazette. three weeks fuccefivey the Ian publica
ton be thirty days at leAlt before the supreme
Judicial Court 70 Be hoden at Portland, within
the county Of Cumberland and Oxford, On the
fourth Tuefday of May next-thas all perfons in
teFefted in The tracts of land delcribed in aid peri
ton, may hen and there appear. AID nsw caufe
# any they have, why the prayer Of the Petition
er Aloud not be granted
a true Copy
AtteH EDW. P. HAYMAN, Clerk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16

M the fubfcrbers. havirg been appointed
w BY the Hon Jeremiah Bailey Elq, Judge
of Probate for the County of Lincoln, to receive
and eIsmine he claims of creditors TO the eltate of
JOSHUA RAYNEs late of Bath, in faid county.
fhipwright, deee.fed reprefensed infolvent do
hereby give notice that fix months are allowed to
laid creditors 70 bring in and prove their c aims
and that fail attend ,hat lervice at the Office
of William Thorndike in fsid Ba n, on he fourth
Saturday of December iufians, md on the fourth
furday Of each Of he Ave following months al
two O'Clock in the afternoon of each az faid DAYS.
DAVID STINSOH,
W1LIA.sM THORNDIKF.
Bath Dec 10 lR7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16

THE tHbicriber hereby gives public notice all
concerned thar he has heen duy appointed &
taken upon him.elf The run OF dminillrator az
he eaate of 5 hlUFL RARNSWOpTH late Of
Bsidg on, in the cornty If Cumberland Fhysicisn,
decesfed by giving bond a. he law directs He
the' efre requeii' slI Perfons ~ho are indebted TO
The said decsaieds silate make immediate cav
ment and thoie who have Any ceuards thereon.
TO exhibit The fame TO
SAMUEL FARNswoRTH,
Bridgton Dec 10, 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16

Der Of years jealous and successful preacher in
the District OF Maine Rhode Island &C.
La Biddeford, on Tuesday last, after confe-
ment Of eight days, Daniel CIeayes, Esq. aged 46.
In this town, on the 9Th inst. Mr.. BENJAMIN
POLAND aged 66-leaving 9 or 10 children, nei-
Their of whom had he ever een.-Notwithstanding
his blindness, which was occasioned by the explo
sion of powder while loading swivel, about 4G
years ago. he was said 10 be one Of the best pilots
belonging TO this harhor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16

VIE subscriber hereby gives ruhlic u,'ice "a
~ concerned, Ia he has 81 en- duy aI.,oin.
TED and 'skeR upon himself he rus , admin,
50 a,or upon the estate of STEPHEN I{DT r.
Esq. lac 81 Albany, u he caur., Of Oslo 4.
deoe .sed, BY giti'g bond Ire law difec.s-he
therefore, r,quests al persons VIII are indeb ed
he SAID drcessrds est.tc msk4 imapdis
sic Pvyment; snd snosc vito have NV demands
hereon, to exhibit the same for settlement -
URIAR HOLT,
Norway, Dec 8. 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16
GAZETTE .ssGaia&s News.
PORT OF PORTL AND.
Entrances and Ciearalces al TIE Custom House.

EHtTuHctS and Ltedrd1ctS az lie CuStOnl- House.
CLEARANCEs.
Foreign-Dec. II, cleared schr. Dorcas Ann.
Sutton, for the West Indies
COaStWiSe.-None
ARRIVALS
Dec. 9, ar ship Hebrus Perkins, from Eennebunk
-schr JuFiann, Babson, from Lubec 10 Ar. schr
Adveho. PendIetop from Camden, for Boston );
llth, soop Messenger Porter, from Boston schr
CIo' Small from St Andrews, for Boston, with
molaSses and plaster; 14th, schr Commerce. Ans
bury, from st Andrews for Boston, with pIaste,
aud grind stones sehr. Roebuck, Haskell from ii
Andrews. for Boston, with plaster and herring
schr Reaper, blanchard from PASSPORT, with plas-
ter
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16
U4RRTED.

In Minot, by Rev. Jonathan Scott, Mr.. iona
than S. Ellis to Miss Mary Bradford = Mr.. 81
Holmes, to Miss Polly Beal.
In Turner, by George French. Esq. Mr.. Lu-
Their Bailey to Miss Olive Bradford.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16
4 general assortment Of HOt5o10 6"
Hard Hare.

German Mill sws--American doc Brat Ket-
'les-Warmng Paus Shoveis and iongs-Be ows
NJ Knives and Forks-pen aud pocket do tn Eb
Iatches Burt hinges - H do screws Iron
weight - fhoe pinchers-boe HALVES = wis
Blades aud hats Ia ks--tined Tea Ke tes-
fauce pans ad -Needes--pins--. Rszors
- pee &C e--f'on ipcons-- Bar and fheet Lead
kni ting pIns- Homes Sand Rones~--tcaies
ileigh belIs-hand saws B ock tin and Britannia
tea Pots-Cott0n and Woo csrdr- Curry combs
-Slates--p of and box coffee Mills &c sc
Portland Nov 20 Sw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16
DIEL

In Norfolk, Virginia, on the 28th ult Elder
JoHN CoLBy, Of Vermont, aged 30-lor num-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16

THE Stockholders Of the Portland Bank are
hereby notified thst their annual meeting
for The choice Of seven Directors for sn agen
for the ensuing year eiii be holden at tie Bank
rg Room on Monday Jan. S, 1918 ST Ii O'Clock
forenoon. Also 70 sct On any other business
.ba; may then come before item.
BY order of the President and Dire ors.
JOS. SWIFT. Cashier. pro. lem.
Dec 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16

Il good chance for Farmers!
10 be fod at Public Auction for the purpote
Of fa,isfying an Execution on WESAs'aoy fbS
24'b day Of Deesvber current at o'clock y M 10
fro ut of Mcclellan q FIe,cher's Auction Room'
Exchange 0eeet. Portland
Eight good White Oak Wefern made
PLOWS, well ironed
FERNS az the fae
JOS M. GERRISH, D'y Sheriff.
! December is 4S.7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16

an average Of six souls to each wagon, would
amount to 3066 souls
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-16

E. GREELEY.
Ha'fo' 'aAe 1T No Lorg Wta1
'1ot bis mess & No Beef
100 half bbls mefs do
6 pipes Barcelona Brandy
a hhds Rum
50 boxes souchong Teas
50 do Chocolate
q kegs Ginger
AlIcant and Turks Island Salt, sc &c
-ALSO--
IA part brig Collector 100 tons burthen
Scoop Union Packet 40 do do
olooP VuItu,e about ~
Dee Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

his efforts 10 act properly in fulfilling his
trust; and he called OH the House to eN-
anime that conduct as here deyeioped.
and they would have reason to esteem
and respect the otiicer.-He asked the
gentleman, if they, or any man could pro-
coed more earnestly lii search of light to
guide them 10 Il correct construction OF
the law and lis correct administrations
lie had manifested the greatest deliSera-
ton, and after seeking advice from those
who were authorised 10 give ii, he receiy-
Ell directions TO act precisely as he had
acted. Mr.. w. also referred successive
iy aud particularly TO the circumstances
OF the three cases reported by the COM
mittee of claims, and urged as the mostob
Jectionahle and justified them as legal and
proper, from the nature of the claims and
the evidence adduced, and was of opini-
mon, that the commissioner had, in these
cases, done what he ought to have done,
Mad dune nothing which he ought not 10
nave done but even admitting error in
niS decisions, 1t was the errGr of The GO
vcrnment, and not off The Commissioner
that twas admitted he had CORRECTLY de-
clded In near 800 decisions, and only
three were thought erroneous, &c. Or
the law officer OF the GOV eminent he had
sought advice IN constituting the law, by
Whon II was refused then OF Tie eXecu-
1--WE, by whom, after two months delay,
he had been instructed to proceed exact
ly as ne had done. Touching the cases
which had been suspended, Mr. W. was
OF opinion, that we ought TO take example
from the enemy, and pay all losses in
Cured by the war, and that suiierings
sustained in common cause, ought 10
be borne equally by the nation. On the
question before the houSe he boned fI,.
amendment would prevail, and that in a
business so important two additional
commissioners might be appointed. Blr.
w. illustrated his opinions by various ar
guments drawn from the laws of nations.
our own laws, &c. q detail ofwhch is ex-
Guided at present by want of time. Mr..
Wright concluded lis speech little after
four o'clock, when
The committee rose, obtained leave TO
SIT again, and
The Honse adjourned to Thur.day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07
CONGRESS.
[sKETCH from he Federal Repu,lean.7
January 4
EU.UcxrH
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Nonday, December 30.
The house again resolved itself into
committee (Air. C0ndit in the chair on the
bill 10 amend the act of last session. au-
thorIsing compensation for property lost,
captured ordestroyed by the enemy.
Mr.. JohnSon's proposed amendment to
strike out the whole billafter the enacting
clause, and To substitute provision sub
hitting the decisions of the commission
er to the revision of the secretary of the
treasury, was tile question left for con-
sldcration at the last rising III the com
mittee.
Mr.. Yancey was averse to the amend
ment, as il did not extend 10 tile repeal
of the ninth section of the act complain
ed OF, which he thought necessary. in or
der to place the particular class ofclaims
that clause referred TO, under the iurisdic-
ton and decision of Congress.
Mr.. johnson considered that court of
iudicature was more proper TO try and
decide upon the claims than Congress-.
which, whatever the intelligence, the in
dustry, or the disposition of its members
might be, must from ITS nature. be incom-
petent to the business. A Congress con
sisting of 1s2 members, never could act
as a judiciary. To repeal the act he
maintained to be an act of injustice TO
those whose claims yet remain unsatis
tied-and was in his opinion nothing bet
ter than giving those claims the go-bv.-
From the trepidation with which some
gentlemen viewed the claims of those un-
fortunate sufferers, one 0Ie said) would
be led to suppose, that the whole exclIe-
qucr of the United States would be ey
llausted by doing them iustice: vet what
(he asked was the mighty amount? To
pay all who could claim under this act.
and to give IT the most liberal construc-
ton, would not take one million of dol
lars-and could gentlemen believe the
committee would be justified in hesita-
ting io pay losses really sustained by
thelr fellow citizens, IN such way, TO
such an lnconsiderable amount He
affirmed, that taking in the cases Of Ma
CARA, New-Orlcans and the Chesapeake.
liberal award of all the losses sustained
would not amount to fifteen hundred
thousand dollars. Congress had by tie
9th section now proposed TO be reDcaIed.
solemuly declared that the class Of cases
therein specified, should be Daid for and
now after making that promise to the peo-
pie, and thereby inducing the sufferers.
in their perfect faith in it, TO 20 TO the ex-
pense and trouble ofprocuring evidence.
what does that very same Congress do
why, alarmed al the thoughts Of disiri
bufing a million Of dollars to remunerate
the unhappy sufferers, il was about 10
cut off IFS promise when neutrality-suspicious.
ed, and 10 repeal that act.-Tbcse claims
were not cases Of charity (hc saidD, but of
iustice-and would the House because
mistake had been made in two or three
decisions, violate that iusficcl
Mr.. Ross did not think any amendment
or measure yet proposed, calculated 10
obvIaie the objections made to the, clause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

NTOrlCR.-was committed to the ia Of warwick
j. = County. MS runaway, Thursday, the 18th in
slant, small black man, named DANIEL formerly be-
iOngiugto Thomas w. Cary % said county. lie was
sold toa Mr. Charles Of York County by Mr.. Cary and
afterwards sold by Mr. Charles some person in Rici-
mond.
lie saws he helon.s TO a Mr.. Hughes late Of Crnber
land county biil now moved to the Western Country
He states aisp ,'s Ms. Maurice Larchome of CunDer-
laun. is his agent.
Tie owner is required ~ forward. prove proper
~. pay charges aud take him away, he Will be dealt
with as the law diiecis. WILLIAM DiUGkS,
Sheriff ard .Jaiifr.
December
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

Z AND FOR sALR.--By virtue Of i deed Of trust exc
- euted to rs OF the 2gtn OF April iRs by Charles r.
edthersion for the purpose Of securing the Payme of
sum d iaeacy due to Cadwsader tencs-wl DC sold
W cash on The oh day Of February mkt, at Amelia court
""'se' TWO TRACTS OF LAND, lyin1 w said county OF
fWcias- one containing oac hundred heres aud known
----s llne olLhc CrnL Ir1lnrL- nlher containing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

t11 Notice is hereby giveR, that the same day,
sale at Public Auction, Will taAe place OF atle remain
ing LANDS belonging TO the Swannboroagh COMPANY at
the Manchester Exchange, when full meeting of the
poprcors either in person by proxy, is earnestly
qucsed final settlement Of the concern will take
place.
lining 752W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

AFANCHks ER TURNPIKE CUMPANl.-ihe III
lvl rectnrs of the Manchester JayHlite Company
have declared dividend OF U cent on the Original
Stock which will be paid TO Tue Stockholders thcr
representatives. the 18th OF January next at the sub
scfber's Once, in this town, (ifaRcheSter)
JAMES BttANDER, Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

u ANAwHA LAND 900 acres inthc above named
3h County are offered tor sale, lying both sides of
DUCK Creek aud esteemed of superior quality in that
part OF Tie county.
An unquestionahlc title will be given. Apply at any
time before the Of February next, TO the Subscriber
iutle City OF Richmond.
ABEL r. UPsHuE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

TEyNENTT DOLLARS REwARD.--AbsconJed from
the subscriber about the 7tl inst. .4teroRder Fer
,W generally called 5ics. BaTkesdGkc, apprentice.
nineteen years old lass August about five feet ten inches
higl light hair, fair skin and rather pale.
will give the above reward to any person who will
apnrehend aud deliver him to also forwarn all
persons from harboring entertaining him. carrying
km Of the STATE they will be dealt with according
% law. WM. ANERtT-r.
Haifax Comfy, Dec. ~. 6awiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

NTOriCE.-The legatees OF Henry Wood, dec.
~ hefeby notified, that onthe 18th Wednesday in this
month being Hanover Court, there Will be sale of
part The said estate, and division will take place
soon thereafter as possible They may Htierd ii they
think proper. HENRY WOOD, Er'Oy-
January .. 75-2aw3w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

TOlN w 'Is ~ M 70 = , s1oCN'
sOrtrnent of HATS, manufactured by Uhhe, Brothers
4 Co. principally of superior qnaty, and latest fash
Ton and have made for continued supplies,
from the most approved manufactures London New
York and Philadelphia.
Also will lie kept regularly hand, good supply Of
Richmond 1V0de fLlJS-a of which is offered, on Iea-
sOnable terms, by wholesale or retail.
November rs. 5c.w3rn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

n .tillSU An ITO "a decree Of tine WoTshpiul Court Of
Louisl Cofinty-WiirDc sold, OH credit of Twelve
months me purchaser giyng uond with good security
sir L.ikciy NEGROES, belonging to the children OF
Jesse Roberts.
This property viii be sold ON the 18th day OF Jannaiy
next NJ far, not, the fair day at IT " "a. C@ef-
y,Qaf'S TuUerN, i'll GoOchamd County, by
The Commissioners.
u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07
1890. ssssI a W.

RI The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
ally and three times week dnrin. tue session ot Tie
Yais Lccss(Qf1re-PTce the same heretofore, RYE
UoL,s per annun. payable ia advance. Notes OF Char
i,,ed ranas IonyJ viii Oe received in payment The
rlitor will guarantee the sacis Of remii,ing them Ivy
mail tire postage Of al letters beng paid 10y the WI
i No papers will be discontinued, .hnt at The discre
ZION OF the t.dior until All aeaIa-es have pren paid up
t Whoever wiiguasaHiee The payment oil nile ftper'
shall receive tenth sratiS.
Teams Uf ADVERTISING.
n Ore sqRaTe-FaSi Insertion, s5 ce.afs-edch con-
Finance, 50 ccats.
40 .4dpertisemsat inserted nRtNh has either been
aid for asSsaed by eTSoH "a tAis city or as
tRlir0rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

yXTiLLIAM MCABE, match y Cock3fGSer, respect
w fully informs ma customers and friends Through
the medium of this paper,) that he has
meicei business in the above line, the New
niarket, ckoe-HiIl two doors from lRr. Iay-k
III hardS 1aUsra where all commands III his line viii
be puncti!.ily attended 10.
Matches and Clocks, ofevery description carefully
paired and igdrr9Rted TO pefOrA Watc hes Clocks,
Chains, Keys, Seals, on liberal terms.
Tie reason ofmy absence from business, was in con
sequence OF the ampn,aon OF part OF the bone of my
tight thgmh.-The skillf and correct attention of Dr.
Richard BohonIlGa has restored that attend
10 business.
january 2. 1887
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

l,tLEIf la Subscriber tehdes his
- grateful acknoW lcdseinenis lOr The very liberal pa
tTopJge of this mstlnt respectfully announces
that he will Weduesiay, the Isl of January, resume
hs professional ayurati0 his residence, Immediately
HERBERT c. THOMSON.
r,rrarvo 1887
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

ZtRAYSON COUNTY broke the Iaii Of this county
Z on the night OF the iith Ncvsn1er WILLIAM An
t,KKsos charged with murder. lie Is between feet
and 10 incnes NIGH with night hair sandy compexion
rlenderniade large shoulders, weighs about lbs lbs.
with remarkably large feet down look blue eyes and
a soft speech.
Whoever will apprehend and deliver the above Will
am Anderson TO me, shall receive reward vi Ffy Dot
lars ROBERT Nt1hViLS, JaffeT.
necemher 81. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

- UNAWAY from the Subscriber, living IN Hanover
~ County. on the 9th day Of December last negro
Inan, named PETER. abouJ feet 10 or II inches high
and % years Of age has grim counenauce when sro-
leu 10 had on an old Virginia cloth great coat
niefwisc dressed IN hemcpun.
IRE Dctiors RsEard, will he paid II he Is taken In
Richmond any OF the iowr connties-gin any OF The
appeF counties aud secured III JAIL aud Information Civ
On 50 tbat get him again, Fynrrn Dotiors. IL Is sup
posed he Is making his way for Tennessee.
JAMES p. WEBB.
January p 7j2aw4t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

AND FOR SALE.-fw is to sell trac, of land lying
~ within two mles of Amherst court house. and 10
miles from LynchDurg containing 1850 acres; upon
which is a large ana CUmsnodioIs dwelling house, with
all the necessary orhouses also orchards OF every des
crption The whole remarkably well enclosed
One and three years credit Will be given, and pos
session the ist ofpeoember next.
Application may re made 10 Peter walker, Esq Of
LynslbuTs 10 tile Subscriber.
ROBERT WALKER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-07

RIEW ESTA8LisilA;ENr.-Th Subscriber having
J. purchased tie enfs stock oil Jfy. ,IOha E0-tN y
aided large thereto Degs leave to inform
his friends and public general that he ats
biished hitsef In tie house formerly occupied by Mr.
Rozen, where he Intends keeping and The following
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-21
lillian Jenks Estate.

ITO be'sold BY order of Court, on the premises
: on Saturday the eighth day of November
mex, At eleven O'Clock in the forenoon. the
whole Of the Res. Estate of WILL AN jerks
late of Portland, in the county of Cumberland
blscksmiths deceased. excepting the widows
dover. hut including the reversion thereof, said
real estate consisting tfa lot Of land. with two
Dwelling Houses thereon. and out buildings
situated in said Portlsnd, on Willow street, and
extending back to Siser-stree,.
1LSO-Two Pews in the Westinghouse Of
the second parish in ssid Portland, one on the
lower 13cr No. 83, the other in the gallery No.
%. The sale is made for the purpose of paying
The debts Of Sid deceased, and for the benefit
Of his heirs. Dated at Portland this twenty FIRST
day of October. 1917.
WILLIAM LORD, Administrators.