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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25
W.lLRTN'G SHOES.
JUST FOBLI8IEED
For Eals by fbe SuBI-ribfr,

FW J1ie " re oHCt -'fOfFJ
A. second volume OF Alhson's Sermons.
The poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by
Robeit Southey, esq. IS cts.
NJ. De RoCcaS' Memories Of the French
war in Spain, / dollar.
Paris Reyifited in 1915, BY Scott, dol
Valentine Eve, by Mrs. Opie, dolls.
Tales Of Fancy, by MiGs Burncy, dol.
Christable, Xubla Khan, ard the Pains
of Sleep, Vifon, by S. L. Coleridge,
81 Ia cts.
Chrifian Disciple, Friend Of Peace.
Mafonic Minltrel, Election of Mafonic,
detrimental and humorous loDgs, Duets,
glees, chorufes, rounds and canzonetts, ref
pectfully dedicated to the NOT antent and
honorable fraternity of free and accepted
Maions, with an appendix, containing a
(hort hiforical account Of Mafonry, and
! likewife lift Of all the Lodges in the Unit.
cd States.
! N. B.-subscribers to the lan mentioned
/ book, will pleas call or send for them--The
subscribers price is dolls non. subscribers
J Z 20. ROBT. GRAY.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25
GROCERIES. &c.

THE Subscriber offers for fale at his
/ wdrehoule, fuckers wharf,
COCO i1nihelS Turks iGlud salt
Antigua Rum in hhds and bbls.
Whitley in ditto
New England Rum in ditto
Madeira Wine in pipes, half pipes and
quarter Caiks
Sherry in ditto
Chewing Tobacco in kegs-rmall twif
Nails in kegs, ahortcd
Candles in boxes
hngiiih white lead, ground in oil
Mllled lheet lead
I boxes servants gloned Hats made of fin,
10 bales Bnglfh lacking
do do. canvas, No. 3 too,
Al of which will be fold low by
JAMES SANDERsON.
March zS
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25

LIME, IRVINE, &c.
EOHN G. LADD s. Co. have received,
81 and offer for faic,
goo cafl<s Thomaitown Lime
ZOO do Rhode inand do
400 tons Platter Paris
1000 bufhelS Cadiz Salt
bale Fngiiih feline Twine
pipe Lifbon Wine
9 kegs manufactured Tobacco
tierCes FurS
april =.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25
CALDWELL Sc JACKSON

CALDWELL & JACK SON
OFFER low for CASH, at their fore,
~ corner of Prince and Union i;rects,
) pipes old L. p. Madeira Wine
or, caiks old Port do
pipes years old dry Lifbon DO
40 dozen old Port, in bottles
Puneheons Cd and 4th proof Rum
5 do Cherry Bounge
4 hfIds. Sugar
40 bbls. do
4 hhds. Molalfcs
10 kegs beft chewing Tobacco
3ooe VT Soal Leather
50 Gdes UPper do
100 Jacks ground Alum Salt
so do Liverpool do
500 buihels St. Ubes do
} tons Shot, different fzes
Powder in canniiterS and kegs
zoo DemIohns
so Gin Cafes
6 boxes frefh Sweet on
$4,000 Segars
1000 W.T.. Seine Irvine
Quart, pint and half pint Decanters and
Tumblers, Mould ard Dipt Candies, OF
different Gzes
With general aGortment OF Groceries.
November Z.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25
FRESH TEAS

THIS Day landing from the fchr. Juliet,
from New York, 40 chefs choice
GunP'wder, Imperial and Young Hyfgn
Teas, OF tins ipring' Importation and le-
lctted particularly for tam L. uie, and for
fale by BRI.aR I5AB2PSONEs ca.
april IS
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25
Day GOODS, sc.
TOHN JACKSON & Co. offer for f,Ie

EOHN JACKSON & Co. offer for fale
" at reduced prices,
BruHels CaTpctings
Bombazettes and Bombazeenes
lriih and German Linens
White wine Vinegar, in CATS
Cargo and prime Beef
few boxes Salmon, c. &. Plates
Wines, MolaGes Brandy, Candles
Cotton Cards, Cordag6
Trunks and cafes Ladies' elegant and
common Shoes and Boofees
cafes elegant French Hats
DO fix and water proof do
With great variety OF other articles at the
IoWell LIMITATIONS, March "a.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25
II. & J. VAUDEVILLE

II. & J. VAUDEVILLE
HAVE juf received and offer for faIe,
4 a TO bbls. Whitley
10 hhds. III and I'D quality Sugars
10 puncheons Rum
10 bags Pepper and Piriepto
IS do Green Coffee
90 boxes SpaniGh segars
1000 bufhels Liverpool coarfe Salt
400 reams Writing Paper
IS do Wrapping Paper
IS kegs Brandywine Gun-powder
40 do Britih dc
100 lbs. Spaniih Flotant Indigo
100 do Louiliana do
10 kegs manufactured Tobacco
Together with General AtIortment OF
GROCERIES.
- Family Flour, as ufual.
December IS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25
SPERMACETl OIL.

SPERMACETl OIL.
lust received per Hoop Mechanic, capt.
y Nye, from New Bedford,
I3 barrels and tierces fPermaceti oil.
IN STORE,
A few boxes of fpermaceti candles, of ia
perior quality. ALTO,
$50 tons SwedIlh bar iron, aHorted, and
IS do do feel, for tale by
PHINEAS ] ANNEY.
April 1T
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25
JOHN G. LADD & Co.

L K Bolton, and offer for Tale,
I2s tons platter paris
hhds. Muicovado
80 bbls. Sugars
tpipe Lifton wine
20 bbls. apples
sCafes itraw bonIrets and hats, of va
r:ous patterns.
IN STORE,
IS tons fwedes iron
IS do ruilia old fable iron
100 pieces ruiia meetings
40 do raven duck
IS do ruiiia duck
Is bales INDIA GOODS, ccnGning of
Bee rboom gurrashs
Now fannahs
Comercolly baftas
Auginzer mamoodieS
Chittabilly and Luckipore baftas
bale german dowlas
1900 yards tow cloth
10 pieces fattinnets
go cafes mems fine and Coarfe hats
10 do and bbls mems and boys do ihoes
lao reams writing paper
bale madras handkerchiefs
do blue gilla
do mock pullicat
500 bulhels liverpool blown falt
40 Jacks do do
3aooo lbs. prime ST domingo coffee
100 boxes no. and chocolate
Boxes franiih chocolate
400 boxes mould and drpt candles
1870 do brown ioap
SO do double refined brimGone
1900 lbs cortagc, aforted iizes
80 caks cut nails
100 boxes florence oil
100 lbs. cafa
dining fetts canton china, ofSs pie
CeS each
hhds. and crates blue printed and
common liverpool ware
key faxon axes
40 bbls. muicovado GIgar
IS cafes white and brazil fusar
4 hhds. molaiies
so bbls. n. Z rum
10 kegs picked iaimon
ITO bbls. no. 1. beef
10 do mackarel
S do grofs herring
II boxes hylon and 10 do Young hyfon
IS kegs ginger lea
Is do raitins
eS quart'r caikS fherry1
/ pipes madeira
10 do catalonia
do teneritte
do liibon ~ lsf EiS
40 kegs fweet malaga
so do dry malaga
20 demUohuS madeira
80 half boxes fPaaith iegars
sN.4HOG.4gN.Y FURNITURE
confiting IF
Bureaus, waih and candle fands
IN aGortment OF HiNGHAM WARE, con.
fitting OF
Eeit boxes, neltGneaiures
Barrel covers, buckets, &C.
Mat hoops and hanks
Wrapping aud ihcalbing paper
10 boxes long ana ihort pipes
1000 iides prime N. t. foal leather
IL boxes . 10y II London crown glafs
10 tons fuiiic
so barrels tanners oil april
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25

GROCERIES, &c.
VAUDEVILLE & LARMoUR offer for faIe,
SO SO b bsls. whi&y.
SO do northern rum
IS puncheonS w. India do
40 hhds. and
go bbls. Orleans & Mufcovado fugars
10 hhds. N. Orleans molaGes
a. boxes brown Havana fugar
zzo bags green coffee
Is caiss Cohen cheeie
20 boxes chocolate, TO. and
70 halt do. do DO
$50 lbs. Fiotant and Bengal indigo
10 kegs ground glnger
SEQ lbs. almonds
so do nutmegs
10 boxes Windior and Role foap
Imperial, Hyfon, Young Hylon, and
Souchong Teas
1000 buIheis ground alum Salt
1000 do. blown do.
Refined Gugars, and general abort
ment Of Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as
ufual. april
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/ HAVE On NAND,
MD FOP S8LE,

/ HAVE On NAND,
MD F0R S4LE,
900 Boxes IN plate
SARA ID. Blazers copper sheets
Bresl and bottoms OF various sizes
1000 10. spelter
l,sOO|b block lin
s rolls shoe; lead
e tons bar lead
80 JUls. taDpcr| OIL.
.5ISO,
A.large assortment Of paints, oil, anG
Win1ow glass.
Ard likc wise continues 10 carry on
he Brass Founders, copper and tic
plate piummer's busincss--ari hz e
large assortment OF stills and was
kettles on hand, brass andirous, shn.
vels & longs. The highest price given
for old brass, copper, lead and pewter
MATTHIAS SNYDER.
Aug. 10.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-25
SHAD and HERRING.

TOHN 6. LADD s. Co. with to contract
j to receive at the landing, 600 Shad
and Iao,oeo Herr'ngs, for which fair
price will pc given. april ?.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
Levi Grams. Elate.

ITO be fold al Public Auction. BY order of the
Court, 20 much of tn Real ELtaie of LEVI
CRAM. Ia,e of Wtndham ia the county Of Cum
bcrand, yeomar, deceaed as will produce 'he
fun of two ,houland and thirty dollsrs to gay the
debt Of faid decesied WITH lnc;denta charges
That part of faid Real Ifta'e which les 10 (aid
Windham con6fing of the deceaseds Homslteads
excepting the widows dpwef will be ioid at laid
Windham at he dwelling houfe Of faid deceaied,
on Wednefday the cath day of December in(tans,
al ten O'Clock in the forenoon /; and the renaiulng
part f,uz,e ia st2ndilh in fai county, Of neceha-
ryl will be fold at faid Standlh The dwelling
houre If MFR Edward Thompicn, on Saturday,
the 9Th DAP of December infant, at ten O'Clock
ia the for enoone Dated at standifh, this FRI day
of December, 81
DANIEL CRAM. JUN. Naturalization
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02

slty would take measures to prevent IT." its
removal became subject of serious consider
alton to the members OF the Society, as indi
viduals, and as body. On Monday evening
preceding that on which the attack was made
upon the Library of the Social Friends, the
Librarian, with a few of the more advanced
members of the Society, called on the only
remaining member OF ihe commit ee of safety,
and deliberately weighed the grounds of our
apprehensions, and the circumstances OF the
Literary Institutions, as affecting the interests
Of the Society. While the title of the College
buildings is, is as is well known, disputed be-
tween two corporations, and subject Of liti-
CATION, il was thought impoltiG and improp-
er, that the library, TO which neither had
claim, should be unnecessarily implicated IN
the contest
Recollecting too the manner 10 which the
present occupants obtained possession, forci-
bly, and in the dead of night entering the
principal building, and among other acts spi-
king up the door Of the Society Hall which,
occupying what was once useless space,
was by permission fitted up at the great and
joint expense Of the Societies Of the Phi Beta
Kappa, United Fraternity, and Social Friends,
and, while used orproper purposes, was sub
mitted exclusively TO their controul rec
ollectng this, we thought there was reasona-
bic ground for sdspicion, that they would
claim right 10 take possession of our library
in similar manner. How well our suspi-
cons were founded, tue transactions of the
succeeding evening will shew. 10 view of
these Considerations the removal was deter
mined on and those, who were assembled,
before retiring TO their rooms, and between
half past eight and ten O'Clock, removed, as
nearly as they could judge, 500 vols. TO
room near by, which the committee had sew
eral days before procured, in case this meas
ure should be found necessary
On the evening Of Tuesday, the day fol-
lowing, while the Fraternity were in session
aloud disturbance was heard near the libra
ry OF the Social Friends which was found
TO proceed from Professors Dean and Car
ter oft the University, attended by number
Ofpersons, on whose names and characters
we leave others 10 comment They were
demolishing with an axe the door of that Ii
brary, and guarding with clubs the avenue
10 it, The Fraternity was Immediately adj
lourned, and the books of its library not re-
moved the preceding evening, were carried
10 the same place as the former.
Ii is here TO be made use orin the man
Der intended by its founders and benefactors;
open unfortunately to all graduated, hon
orary, and active members under the res
trictions imposed by the laws"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
:, kAkN
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Entrances Gnd Cleora,.ces at he Custom Hou

Entrances cad CLeGrastces at The Custom House.
Nov %, arrived sloop Abby, Knight, from Bos-
ton-brg Fair American. Underwood from BATH
more, with Flonr--schr. Delaware, Moody, from
Wilmington, Del -schr. Columbia. Lewis, IRON
st. Andrews, with Plaster and Fish--27th, sloop
Industry, Mansfield, from Lubbock, with Flsh-olg
James Monroe Sawyer from Boston, with Flour,
to H. [. Chase--sloop Caty Ann, Blanchard, from
Boston-schr. Three Brothers, Thompson, from
Lubbock with Plaster and Fish--sloop Jefferson
York, from Newyork, with cider-schr OroSimbo,
Crocker from Bath, with WORCESTERSHIRE. Fame,
Merchant, from Philadelphia, with Apples--2sth,
sloop Joseph, Stanwood, from Boston-schr. Reg
ulator Hubs from Boston, with Fiour.--Soth,
Br. ship James, Mackie, from Demarara, with rum
aud molasses, to Joshua Richardson.
CLEARANCEs.
For eign--Nov. %. cleared, brig Gratitude,
Drinkwater, for the West Indies brig Leopard,
Mayo, for Curacao; Goth, brig Christopher,
Heard, for ST. Christophers ;29th, brig Hero,
Greedy, forthe West.lndies; soop Ranger, Blan-
chard. for St. Andrews.
Coast,oise.-Nov. 26, soop Votary, stockman,
for Boston schr, Washington, Haskell, for Luz
bee 9th schr Reaper, Blanchard for Iubec
sloop Caleb Strong, stanwood, for Boston sIoop
Messenger, Porter, for Boston, 28th schr Hanna.
retta Morton, for Marlborough 29th ship Mary
Ann, Cammet, for Charleston sloop EnierpriSe,
Gates, for Newyork.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA. u
schr. Cora, Harding, from Bath, was at Senegal,
Sept. Z.
Brig Arson, Drinkwater, 8 days from Portland,
for Newyork, was at Holiness Hole, 25,h ut.
The w. brig Boxer, has been wrecked on the
South Pas, but, her specie, armament and crew,
were saved.
.Schr. Cygnet, Pilsbury, from Hallowell, for
Quad. WAS spoken 9Th inst. lat. 27. long Sc.
On the 9Th ult. the Enterprise Bishop. Of Cas-
tine, and Fame, Stanwood, of Portland, were at
Havana. sta.
schr. Two Brothers, Hayward, Of. Bath, for
Boston, in few days, was at St. Thomas Oct. 29
Brig Only Son, Robinson of Warren for New
york in day was at Turks Island 25 days since.
Brig Jane, M'Lellan, of Portland, was at st.
Croix 9th ult. discharging
Brig Sukey, Delano, IL hours from Bath, for
Martnco, was spoken Gath ult.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
Destruction of VAR ! !!

HE subscriber feels himself will
ing make this publick aatement to thew TO his
friends and creditors that he has ot his property
BY the misfortune Of War. He has been accuied
of covering his property to cheat his creditors out
of heir init due he feels hmlef alsured that the
following Gatemen, will fa,isfy thoie whom is may
concern,
IoHes tuftained by war aud misfortune.
Lott fchr Chafe and cargo. taken by
the Bri,iih D 5ooo
Lois on briglCommet 1900
Lois on foop Federalih QUO
Lon by lfaac Sinrdivznt ~ 1000
Lon ia building three vefels Gnce The
Loft 10y Nicholas Blanchard, burning
hay in vefel 100
COTS paid 10 Lawyers and SherifFs 900
Lois by poor people add roguss 600
DliiOo
The above 10 correct fatemant aud nothing
over. He has taken every method that N
hi, power. TO clear hmfeif from debt hut cou d
not obtain it. The Sheriff, are 70 thick around
him that he cannot fatsfy them it will not be
any advantage to put him 90 ary coli hereafter.
This from a will wiiher to mankind
r. THOMAS CHASE
Northyarmoth, Nov 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
Just Received,

n FRESH supply of those
jafy efeenaed and highly approved Med,
cinss, prepared by W. T. CONWAY,
No. I, Bumifead Place. Bottom to wit.
DR.. Reye's Botanical Drops Z!
DR.. ReJe's Ultimate Pills.
Dir. Reyss aromatic Female Pills,
for obaructions. &c.
Dir. ReBSs Antibihous Pills, for indi-
geaion, &c
DR.. ReBs's Vegetable Specific, a cure
for the " sick head ache
DR.. Re5S5 Vegetable Rheumatic Pills :
approved by The mof eminent of the faculty as
phyhc they act without the leaf pain and NAV be
taken by Females under all circumstances TO great
advantage-price so cn
Dir. febD5 celebrated Rheumatic Linis
msst; Il e relief 10 immediate and the cure fire.
quently in "a hours though of years BANDING
Dumtrie's Ointment, for the Itch, which
be it ever 70 inveterate will be cured thereby il
one Hours application s13r no da ger from taking
eOid-price SO cts.
Dumtrie'S Loti9n, without smell, for
the fame complaint az Brhi6 Artiisphs Dsnti-
fyss, WHICH rot only renders the teeth beautifully
white, though heretofore discolored, but removes
the scurvey from the gums and at the fame time
imparts TO the breath the mon deectable frsg-
rance,
Aibi9n Corn LATER affords infant
cafe. at he fame time it difolves and draws the
corn out by the roots
Cambrian Tostb Ache Pills; the relief
10 immediate, without the leaf injury TO the Teeth
DIR. Hunter'5 celebrated Pills.
DR.. Hanter's Lyedion Poqvdeys
Or. Hunter Cerate, for the prevention
and cure of the veneral Dfease, with fecrecy.
A treatife descriptive of the symptoms and meth
cd of cure encirce each packet
~ None of the above are genuine. unless sign
ed by w T. Conway
The above medicines may be had at the Port.
land Bookilore Middle freet- Butmau Dix
Montville-Orcutt, Pucklown--
Gardner, owdoinham--G oodale. HaIloweli--
Babfou. Wiscsfet-IIolbrook Bath--Hon DR..
iona. Page-Carey Observation-Disclosures, Good
ale saco-Andrews Newburyporl- Hall g. Poor,
Bangor-Bryant, Caitine- John.
fon, Freeport- Burgin. Eaaport--Oakes Perry,
Camden--Sabin, ampden-Chander, Monmouth
: Israel Smith. New Observation-Disclosures, Wit
ton, and mott druggifs booksellers and ponmzs-
ters throughout the United States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
Edmund C.. Meequier's Estate.

WYE the subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Hon. Samuel Freeman Esq. Judge
of Probate. within and for the County OF Cum.
berlsnd, to receive and examine the claims
he Creditors to the estate of EDMUND c.
MECOUIER, late of PoIsnd. in said county.
yeoman, deceased, represented insolvent DOE
hereby give notice that six months fcom the
first dsy of October last, are allowed TO said
creditors to bring in and prove their claims
and that we will attend that service at he
dwelling house Of said deceased on the fourth
Saturday Of December next, snd the three fol-
lowing month from two to FIVE o'clock of esch
day. Dated at Polsnd, this twenty.sixth day OF
November, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and seventeen
JOSIAH DUNN Jun. Z commissioners
SOSIAH JORDON, 0''''''''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02

WE the subscribers, havirg been appointed
w by The Hon. Samuel freeman. q, 70
RI ceive and examine the claims of creditors 10
the estate of NATHANIEL JENKS. late oil
Ncftbysrmoulh, deceased. represented insoisent,
do hereby give notice that SIX mon rs are allow
ed TO said cre5nofs 10 bring III and TTove their
claims; and that we will attend that service at
the store of Samuel Gilman, in said Northysr-
mouth, on The second Tuesdays Of December.
January, February, March and April mex fl ON
ore TO five o'clock Z. VI. on each Of SAID days.
EDWARD RUSSELL, Commits
DANIEL MITCHELL, sicaers.
NorlhyarnCuih, Nov. 5.h, 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02

az The Circzit Court Of Common Pleas, IN
he frst eastern Circuit, begun and holden
az Portland, sOtthin md for me County Of
Cumberland, on The third Tuesday Of NO
vem5er, II ID. 1917.
ON the foregoing Petition, the Court order
That the Petitioner cause an attesed copy Of
the same and of this o der thereon to be oub-
hshed in one of the Portland Newspapers, three
weeks successfully, the last publication TO be
It lesst thirty days before the first Tuesday OF
March next ; that any person who sees f may
appear at the said Court, which is then o be
holden at Portland within and for the County
OF Cumberland, and shew cause, (,f any be hAve)
why the prayer thereof should not be granted.
Auest, SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk.
Dec 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02

board the Cleopatra's Barge, Capt George Crown.
inshield, aged ST. Curwen Ward, Esq. aged so,
who accompanied Capt G. in his late voyage, and
has been confined ever since his return.
In ST. Croix. Mr. Parker Drummond, Of Phips-
burg, mate of brig Charles, of Bath, aged "a.
Capt. stoddart, arrived at Boston on Thursday
last from Mogadore, was informed that Christian
captive, named Barrett. supposed to be one OF
Capt. Riley's crew) had died at Wednoon, about
the Cd OF Aug on his way to Mogadore.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
PORTRAIT PAINTING.
MOSES COLE,

ID E5PECTFULLY inform. the Ladies and Cen.
~ tiem.n Of Portland and its vicinity, that ne
will execute PORTRAIT PAINTING in OIL Col
ours, large life, with elegant Gilt Frames at
the moderate price OF 6 Dollars. Thofe who
with TO obtain fuch valuable Family Ornaments,
will do well to call foon he calculates to ffay
bu, Is days All who with 10 be acquainted with
his pretenfions 40 an Artia may be iasis6ed BY
Saling at his room az Col Blu nhams Hotel, where
may be feen feveral pieces of Painting from has
Brufh. Dec. 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
STOP THEFT!
Thirty Dollars Reward.

CTOLEN out of the stable of the subscriber in
- Scarborough on the night of the 29th Of No
vember instant valuable red MARE, about 10
years old IS hands high full of flesh and high spir-
tied, lately shod, with shoes long corked, and toe
carks, trots all. Ten dollars will be paid for the
Mare returned only or thirty dollars for the Mare
returned and Thief secured 10 some joaI for trial
ROBERT SOUTHGATE.
Scarborough, Nov 29.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
New Books at Auction.

Going from 95 10 rs per cent. belO09 their cost
THE sale will be continued on Saturday ext,
IL 9Th inst at 10 O'Clock A. VI al the store
next above Messrs. Wier and Faley's, Exchange
street.
Private sales continued at great discount at the
above store. 2w Dec
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
r. NOTICE.

Ii perfons having claims on the enase of
AFR ANCIS OSCOOD, la,e of Portland, EGonire,
deceafed, ore requeRed TO exhibit the fame 20 The
fubfcrber, at his office for fer;lepent aud ,hoie
indebted to faid eiiate to mike payment to
JOHN ANDERSON Attorney to
III. AdminiRratri1. on iaid ellate.
Portland Nov 29, ST
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02

TO The Honorable Justices Of the Circuit
Court Of Common Pleas. IN tAefrss Aas-
tern Circuit, begun and holden al Portland
qvithin and for the County Of Cumberland,
on fhe third Tuesday Of JNOvem6er, Il. d.
1917
M ARY-ANN HUMPHREY, administrative
1VI ON the estate IF JOHN hUMPHREYe, LATE
Of Northyarmouth, in The Coun.y OF Cumber-
nd, Gentleman, decessed--Hunbly shews.
That the goods and caattels belonging y the
Estate of said deceased, are not suffic eat 10
pay tie debs which The deceased owed by the
sum of Two hundred ard sixteen dollars and
4e,e n,y Eve cents--That the Real Ess;e ufssid
deceased cposists of his dwelling house, and
one acre and twelve rods of land. appraised se
six hundred dollars, and half Pew IN he
Bapts, Westinghouse, appraised Al welve dot
lsrs-That the house (beIng of one story on,y)
IS old ard much out ofrepsir, and will rent bue
for little, if any, more than twelve dollers year.
Wherefore she humbly prsys that as well for
the rsyment of SAID debls, for the reasons lust
mentioned, your Honors would grani her licence
o sell he whole of he sa d Real Estste under
UGH restrictions as the lsw in such cases pro-
des. To he granting Of ibis Petition she, in
he cs7sciiy of gusrdiAn 10 the three children
and only heiIs of said deceased, hereby signifies
her consent MARY ANN HUMPHREY.
A true Copy-Auest
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
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