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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-03

A valuable commodious and handfome Dwell.
A LING HOUSE, peafantIy situated in the
tswn of Brunswick. containing two front rooms
and the chambers over them, facing the main
ftreet, in the occupation of Mr.. John Duouing, Sd
with the Land on which it nznds, and privileges
Terms will be made Reasonable.
Application TO CHARLES 8. DAvKIs and Ma
THAN KINsMAs, Esq'rs. Portland, or JorEAM
SToNE, Egg. Brunswick.
October 90 [eop.fl
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-03

Smansefnl abuse Of the Electric Franchise.
1t is stated in The Baltimore Telegraph,
that atthe late election in that city, the
soldiers stationed in Fort M'Henry, and the
sailocs and mariners on board the u. 5,
vessel Nonesuch, were mustered, furnish
ed with votes, marched 10 the pollss and
voted "
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-03
pLATTsRuRGH. OCT. IL

The Astronomers employed by the A
merican and English governments to as
certain the 45th degree of latitude, have
been at Rodse's Point on Lake Champlain,
for number of days.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-03
Hon. 10 eel a Constitasion adopte d !!

Hon to get Constitution adopted
We had thought thatthe fun tide Of successful
EXPERIMENT. had about run out but from fre-
quent accounts which we are receiving from
Connecticut, we learn that in that favored ianc
Of steady habits it Is just beginning to inundate
History records at least no boIder experiment Of
political philosopher, than the following made
upon the good nature Of the electors of New-1a-
ven at their meetings for the adoption THE new
constitution.
The chairman first ordered the ballot boxes
to be thrown open, and called on those who had
made atp their minds respecting the constitution,
to hand in their votes. After the majority of the
electors had voted and left the house, he tells
those gentlemen who wished to discuss the con-
stitution, that they nor have opportunity to offer
their standardization those might vote who are
at present undetermined on the subject !!!-Not-
withstanding Cromwell made bold and success
full experiment when he turned the long parlia-
ment out doors, we believe he. viii have to yield
the palm to this modern philosopher of the new
school for after the protector had cleared the
house Of its members, he had not the impudencs
to ask them to ''ds cuss the question" It is not
long since one ofthe public prints III CoRneticut
very honestly asked the meaning oftolIeration--
It is hoped by this time the word is better under
stood My good fellows, just please to keepyour
humor and be quiet until few factious dema-
gogoes have carried their points, and then you
may" discuss the question ad infnitum. Ibid.
There exists a law 10 Michigan territory,
authorizing the sale ofyagrants TO be kept
at hard labor for a specified term. The law
has been enforced in some instances, Hard
as such law seems TO be there is little
doubt Of its usefulness.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13
Enoch Tukesbury's Estate.

TO be sold at Public Auction by order d
court, at the house OF Reuoen Haskell, in
Pownsl. in the county of Cumoerlsnd, on fhurs
day the 15ta day Of January next, al eleven o.
clock in the forenoon ff acres Of L and part oi
he estate of said deceased, situated in said
Pownai chiefly wood land, being The southeas-
terly half Of Lot N, IL. in Range E. Also al
The honse Of the deceased in Falmouth in said
-ounty on Monday the 18Th day of Jsnuar mex
at eleven clock IN he forenoon that part o
the homestead of said deceased which is sep
arsted from the remainder by road running
through the same, being about three or fua
acres, said Real Estate Is to be sold for the pay
men, ofthe debts Of said deceased and nciden
,sl charges. and for the benefit OF the h=lrs of
said deceased.
Da'ed al Falmouth this 29 h day Of Decem
Der, 1917. REUBEN MERRILL, Admission
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13

He subscriber hereby gives public uotice to
all concerned, hat he has been duly sppoin-
ted and taken upon himself the trust of sdmin-
istraor de6Onis en- the estate of JOHN FARE
WE'LL, la OF Portland, in The county OF Cum
be land, Blu cher, deceased, by giving bond IS
tie law directs--he therefore requests all per-
sns who are indeb ed TO the said decessed's
estate to make imne d ate payment and those
who have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the
ame to JAMES NEAL.
Portland Dec "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13
SHkRlFFo SALE

Cumberl. nd IS. Decenl5er % 1917
Taken BY Execution, and zviH be sold az hu6
hc auction on Tuesday the 27h day Of
Jnuary ncrt, at t7vo O'Clock r M az fhe
dwetting heuse Of Moses Merrill, jr. Esq
in Netv Gloucester
a IL the Right in Equity of Redemption
~ which Nathaniel lngerso has Of redeem
ipg he following described real estate, ST uats
in said New Gloucester TO Wit, two pieces OF
hand containing forty eight acres, with the
Dwelling house and other buildings thereon
the first piece bounded AS follows, to wit be
ginning al the po,thesaerly side Of the road =,
he westerly corner Of land mor gagged by said
Ingerso!i o Gutter and oiheiS-- hence rao
nng north for'y five degrees west by said road
cine and a half rods-,hence north eleven de
gree8 west by The county road en- tods--thence
south, forty Ave degrees eest, eighteen rods
tbs nee south fotty 1--we degrees Yves six rods to
the bounds Fl st mentioned. The second piece
lying on the sou,hwesterly side OF the county
rosd being the lower sid OF The way so called,
and being sil the same which the said lngersoil
mo, e. ged to Ehz4b be h w. Chase, September
2ett. A d 1918 for $500 and interest, as by said
deed reco dea in lie Registers Book OF Deeds
SO, page 406. will appear. Also, the Brigham
Place, so ceiied, situate in Pejerscot with the
Buildings thereon, conts,nins about fifty acres
nd morlgsged to Cumberland Bank for S400
and interest.
ROBERT NEvENS, D'y Sheriff.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13

A1I Z the suosoribers, having been appoin' ed
W byfhe Hon Samuel Free man, Esq. 10 re-
ceive and examine the claims ofcreditors 20 tie
cstste OF JOSEPH CHESEkY, late of Wesi.
brook, deceased. represented insolvent, do
hereby give notice, thxt six months are sowea
o SAID creditors 20 bring in and prove their
cia.ms and hat we shall attend III at service
- he H)use of said deceased Wesibrook, on
the second Monda, of she SIX following months
from o'clock 10 6 in the sferuooo.
DUed st Wsstbrook. his thirteenth day ot
December. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventeen
JAMES MEANS,
ALEX'R. SKlLLIN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13

TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice
10 sll concerned, tha, she has been duly az.
pointed and taken upon herself The trust Of AG-
mlnis,ra,rix The es,ste Of WILLIAM MI
NOT, late of Wes brook. in the county OF Cum
beriand, house " ight, deceased, by giving bond
the law d'recss--she therefore requests all
persons who are indeb ed TO the said decessed's
estate TO mske immediate payment and thas
who have any demands thereon, 20 exhibit tn
same to SAN. F. HUssEy, al No. 8, Uaion
Wharf, Portland
MARGARET MINOT.
Weslbrook. Dec "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13

HE subscriber hereby gives public no,ice 70
all concerned. That she. has been duly ap-
pointed and taken upon herself the trust ofEx
ecu rixu II he last Will and Testament Of E.
PHRAIM BRADFORD, late of New Glouces
er, in The c9un'y of Cumberland Cordwai iner,
deceased by giving bond the law directs
she therefore requests sll persons who are in
debed 20 The said deceased's estate to make
immediate payment. end those who have any
demands thereon, 10 exhibit the same to
ANNA BRADFORD.
New Gloucester Dec -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13

hs SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public no;ice 10
all concerned, that she has been dulv 40
pointed and taken upon herself he trust of Al
ministrs'rix ofthe estate Of JOSEPH CHENE.
RY. te OF Weslbrok, in he county OF Cum.
be land. Yeoman, d -ceased. b gnirg bord IS
the law drects--she there fore requests 81! per-
sons who are indebted 10 the said dece ased's
estate 10 make immediate payment and those
who have any dem .nds thereon, to exh BIZ he
same TO REBECCA CHEFERY.
IVES brook Dec "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice all
concerned thar he has been duly appointed g.
taken upon hina,eIf the truff of Adminilrator of
the efate of CUTTING MOVES, late of Brunf-
wick, 10 the counry of Cumberland Yeoman. de-
ceated by giving bond az the law directs He
thesef re requets all perfons who are Indebted TO
the sa'd decesieds eitate TO make immediate pay :
ment and thofe who have auv demand. tbereo.
to exhibit The fame to JOSEPH MOVES.
Brunswick Dec "a 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13
Nathaniel Biant hard's Estate

Nathaniel Blanc hard's Estate.
TO be sold by order of Court. On Tuesday,
the twen,y-seventh dsy of Isnuary Inst. ri
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, :, the Store of
Mr.. JUSTIN KENT, in Norlh,srmonlh, in The
county OF Cumberland, so much of the Real
Estate of Nathaniel Blanchard, lete of said
Norshyarmcush, yeomsn, deceased, consisting
of his Homested Fam. some Marsh. and Pc "
~ The Wesi Meeting hou,e. as viii produce the
mn of one hundred and twenty dollars to cay
he deb.s of said deceased.
SOLOMON BL ANCH Ard,
Jan. 1, 1878 Admsmsraior.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13
SHERIF'EgS SALE.


Taken By Execution ana to be said at Pubhe
veadus on aledaefaay The aft day Of fan
uary next, at eieOsn o'cIock in tie fare
no0n, at I Fletcher and 5. MLellan's $
4Auflioa Ram, Exchange Ryeet, Portland,
A 1.-the right IN equisy OF redemption which
a Iohn II Hall Mary Hal and Martha Z
Hall have in redeeming the following described
mortgaged real eitate, ltuated in Portland in the
county of Cumberland and bouaded as follows VIZ
beginning a. q fake on he NorthwsterIy Gde OF
Fore Street and at the SouthwelterIy corner of
land belonging TO John Owen and thence running
Southweiery on Fore Street three rods 70 Cotton
ftreet; theace Norihwelferly on Cotton Street
bout tweny FIVE rods aGd half rod 20 land be
longing 10 Ira Bradford thence Northeaitery by
faid Bradford land three rods to land belonging
10 William Co man thence Sou heaftery by sad
Goldman land aud land belongng to the heirs of
Abgaii Owen and land belonging % John Owen
20 the bounds frn mentioned.-Alio all the right
10 equity of Redemption which they have in two
other ota of land 10 iaid Portland lying on the
SouShery hde of Fore Street, being part of the es
tate Of the late Mary Hall deceaied, together with
the bulldogs thereon itanding, and all the privi
leges and appurtenances thereto belonging,
w B PETERS, Dy. Sheriff.
Portland Dec Q2d 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13
NOTICE.

FOR fale. at North. Wei River, 10 called, in
Baldwin one half 5AEV MILL, with the
privilege thereunto belonging together with fev-
en,y acres of Land more or lefs Said Mill il
almoit new and 10 excellent repair, new dam
having recently been buiit good title will be
gwen and payment made eafy by giving good
fecurity-Apply TO EBENE FER II ITCH.
OF Gorham. 3m October FL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13
ROBERT NEVENS, D'y Sheriff.

rAE ubscriHer hereby gives public noice &c
Ill concel med, hat she has been duly al
poured snd tsksn apon herself the trust Of ad
~ ms ratrix on The estate Of ASA FARR, late
81 Portland, in he county Of Cumberland, mar
lbee, deceased by giving bond AS The law directs
-she Iheretcga requests all persons who are
indebted 10 the said decessed's estste TO msk,
immediate payment and those who have any
de mands thereon, 20 exhibit the same 10
BETSEY SWAIN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13
EPHRAIM BARROWS.
TAILOR.

HAs taken a shop at Northyar-
mou' h, lower corner and (oIicits fhare of public
patronage feeling aFurance that he can dc, iuf-
tice to the buGnels 10 is different branches-afte
iparing no pains 20 become workman, by being
ailittant to one of the 6rlt ,ailors 10 Portland
- All orders Punc,uay attended to add the
leaf favour greatly ackno~ ~edged.
Northyarmouth Dec 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13
At private Sale.

At private Sale.
1T B. c ATTwoop's Office (dead Of Er-
chang e.sfreet, opposite Nr. Robert BOyd's
store
10 Kegs TOBACCO
= 6 Chess Souchong TEA
so Baxes Am Tsiow mould and dipt candles
| Elegant patent TIME-PlECE
3 Hhds. Muscovado SUGARS
100 Begs Liversool blown ShLf
10 Boxes FIGS
, Ba,e, Bro~dc!aihs and Csssimeres
100 India Hearth RUCCS
l Case Phisdephia Straw BONNETS.
293 Crates Crockery Ware,
VIZ :-79 crsses c. c. and ensmeied Cups and
Ssucers
Is do SueA asso, ted for the country marke
63 do edg'd snd c Places
% do c c and enamsIed Bowls
19 do do Chambers and 3owls
Is do Tess, Mugs aud Jugs
4 do C c Hsndnasons
4 do blue printed tea & dining Ware
d, cnameled Teapo,s aud Sugars
crate hl4ck Tespots
5000 Daach Tumblers
Css steel. German and Philadelphia Nil Sasus
-Philadelpbla Stoves-Eilt and mahogany ram
ed Looking Glssses--a variety OF osopened Crock
sry nd Glass Ware, in lots to suit purchasers
IL Cash Iiberaiy advanced on Merchandise
rhe highest price paid for any quantity OF Flax
Seed md patashes Dec %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13
NOTICE.

THE Creditors of the efiaie of Col. SAMUEL
WHITAf0RE. late of Corham 10 The county
of Cumberland, attorney ar law decealed are here
by notified that further dividend Of 8 cents on
the dollar has been duly decreed and that tsid
creditors may receive the fame by applying TO
SIMON ELDER, Of Gorhssl,
December Io 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13

NJ LOST, ,ef1
1 n this town, on Friday last an old fashioned
L English WATCH, with black Ribbon and
brass key attached TO it, The finder, by leaving
il az this Office, shall be suitably rewarded for
their trouble. Dec. so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13
NOTICE.
Refundino of Internal Duties.

Refundlng OF Internal Dulies-
A GRREABLY TO the act of Congrefs OF De
= cember ESD, 1877. Duties paid on Licedces
for periods ex ending beyond the n December,
ST. and for Stamps not uied, are 20 be refunded
by the refpectiye Collectors provided the itamps
fhall be returned prev"us 10 he III day of May
1878 w. STORER CaHet7oy Of fbs 7tb
Ceiie67i,n DiEyiS7 II NsQaebxjefb
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13

BARBOUR &c LINCOLN,
LEAvR received By he lateff arrivals from Lon
DON and Liverpooi vi. Boaon large and
extenfive afor'meot of GOODS, VIZ
Beii fuperfoe black and blue, N1fH of Esr.ana
BR ADCLOTHS
Fine and ammon Broadcloths of all colors and
qualities
Black blue blue mkt, Coburg roix,, double asays
CASSIMERES
Very fine blue PoJ,s Canixs,es
Blue olive and brrwn Hoba Cloths
PLAIN and twi'i' Pesise ciotbs
large affo tment of Bozsbszsf plain * twill'd
RaInetts Sco:ch Paids Wlldbores,
Coax Cambieus
Devonfhire Kerteys HIstes Ciotb.
Coat'ngs Duff Booking, swanskn
Black sue green, ,fcarIes drab, fawn and brown,
SILK TELT rs
Supef6ue auff LafIimere foi Vefinps
a variety of loiiineue and fwansdown Veltipg
Bscksik Forentine
Fine and white and yellow Flannels
/ bae afo'ted color d Flauneis
I do Rose ankerts from 4 to I24
) do 4 unbeach Waham shee,ing,
l do 4 bleach do 60
scarIe, Cafimere shzw!s
Slate. black white and mxd Worried Hofe
Black aud coIord levantine twi'd silks
Back, white and ckangsable FIorences
Sinchaw and farfnett Luftrin
4 and8 Levantine & K Shawls
large sfcr,ment of Printed shawIs
Black Aankin Grapes.
Black and Col Canton C,oees
black Engiih six Lace
Black and whnse Italian Grape
Damak Table Linen
Fine Rngifh Birds Eye Diaper
RufIa and 4merican do
Patent Steam Loom Shirtings
Irlih Linens Linen Sheeting
Linen Cambrics Long Lawn
Eiegaut Furniture. Copperp!ates
Common Caiicoes Gipghams
Fine India Sheeling Cottons
Bandarna flag d back elk Handkerchief
Rnglifh aud French silk Gloves
Kid beaver and d gfkn Gloves
Wire cotten Thresa paten CO ord linen do
TreoI gilt coat AID vesf Buttons
WEBB patent Sufpenders
Back Isasn and Canon sewing Silk
No 81 4 and Pius-SIk Twill
6 4 aad white cotton Cambrics
Fancy Muffin
SILK and Gingham UMBRELLAS
An a1o, tm-ni of Ribbsnds
American Sa,tinetts
G'ngham-, Checks &c Cc,
iNDl. CaLLICOB>. Nov 10,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13

4 LII perfons are forbid harboring or
"A trufs,ng al ,ndensed Apprentice by the name
of CHARLxs EasKsos they would avoid the
peaahy OF The law. Said Apprentices is y years
of age. w. FRANCIS
porttaud Jan 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13
A TAVERN HOUSE.

TO be let thar three tory brick Houfe ard Sta
bles in Saco situated upon the Maine ftreet.
1t has always been occupied as Tavern, and is as
good itand as there il in Ssco
Further information may be had by applying to
the fubicriber-N The above premiles may be
purchaied on moderate terms and long credit with
good fecurity DANIEL CLEAvES.
Biddeford Jan 81 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13
1P Mem Goods! +!
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
Y1AS jul received from the lateft importations
/ i q large 1florimert of GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARR

AMONG WHICH ARR
Bombaxe.ts Wilnnfes; elk, cotton and worried
Hofsry Carline Gipghams dark uudrefsed
Cambria Prin-s; common Ca'icoes Furniture
Places; Steam Loom Sheetings; 4 and Cam
br,c Cambria Muffin coored Camorics; corded
and ffripe Camhiici pIais and fancy Mu0in; Lin
ems; Long La~o, linen cambric Handkerchief !;
Lace Wells; 6-4 DamaR Table G oshs; printed
imitation, ELK aud merno shaws black and fancy
fix Handkerchief cotton Bandannas; Flag mad
ra. & csmbric Handkerchiefs; cambria furniture
and common Dimoties tack & colored Lultrirg. !;
Italian and Canton Grapes white Jean Swan
down, toiIine, and back fix vehingF cotsn,
beaver, hid and fix Gioves; fix Umbrella. /;
Ribbands elk Lace; thread and pearl Shirt Bu'
tons; Braces; Pocket Books. fod,a Cotton and
Check; Factory Sheeting sbirr;ag and Cinghams,
Pel'fe Clotb.; Coatings Flanels t. Baixes; Broad
cloth Ca1imere, Sc SC #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subfcriber
: has taken the Clothing mill lately occupied
by Quimby and Smith and that he intends TO pay
ftric; attention to the buGnels 10 all its various
branches with much neatnefs and dfpatch. He
a 10 informs his friends that he takes all kinds of
produce for pay or gives year credit.
JOSHUA PARSONS,
Minot, Augui1 2iff 1917. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13
Iron, Steel, Grindsfones, &c.
DANIEL GILBERT,

i l. Stock. a complete assortment of
BAR IRON AND STEEL, Vix -
Russia, old and new Sable Iron fat aud square
Swedes do of all sizes So, ,f-2 and SIS inch round
aud square Bundle Iron Bolt Iron, for vessels use
OF all sizes spike, deck nail, horse nail aad i0d
rods, Nail Plates of various sizes Hoop Iron, for
cistern hoops &C. wide and narrow; Bar and
Plough Mouds. Also. Blistered Steel ofthe irst
quality; Cast, German, swedes and tub Steel
Steel Sleigh Shoes, very nice Anvis and Vices OF
all sizes; Sheet Iron Cart and Wagon Boxes
Steel Plate Mill Saws, &C.
-4LSO-
A handsome lot OF Grndstones, the blue kind.
n. B The above articles will be sold cheap for
cash o. on credit 10 those Who pay punctualy.
Dec 90 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13

JOHN p. THURSTON,
Va. 4 Ioay Hharf, Hasjor Sale,
W5U bbls ness No. /, 2 & BEEF
200 ditto superine and 6ne FLOUR, in whole
and half barrels
80 hhds TOnA Geo and Antigua RUN pure
as imported
pipes l,h proof BRANDY
boxes l.3 cross lin PLATE
90 bolts RAVENS DUCK
10 boxes Souchong TEA, fsst quality
s 5 chests Congo do
do Young Hysof DO
FLAKsEED wanted Jan. 6th
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13
Portland. Dec. so, 1917
JOSEPH NELSON'S ESTATE.


III Office is hereby given to the heirs and cred
j. Y itois of the estate Joseph Nelson late OF
fryeburg in the county of Oxford, veoman de-
ceased and all Others concerned that John II. Frye
Administrator on said estate has exhibited 10 me.
the subscriber, Judge of the Court Of Probate with
IN and for said County bis second and last account
OF Administration OH said estate and that the
same will be considered at Probate Cours TO be
held at the Probate Office in Fryeburg in said
county Wednesday the eighteenth day of Feb
rnary next at ten clock in the forenoon when and
where they may be preseat aud shcw causeif any
they have, why the same shoald not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Fryeburg, this Stst
day OF December in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and seventeen. JUDAH DANA
THE suOscilDrr hereby gives pubic noice III
all concerned. that he has been duly sppoin
ted md taken upon himself The rus, Of Executor
Of The last Viii md Testament Of SETH
SWEETSER, late of Nor,hyarmoulh, in ,hs
county of Cumberland. yeomsn. deceased. y,
giying bond as the Law directs lie ,herefo.r
requests sll persons who are indebted TO ihe
sid drceAsrd's estate 10 make immedis,e pay
m mt ; nd hose who have any demands hefeon,
10 cxhib the same 10 WM BuX TON.
Northyamouih, Dec. "a, 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13

W hen cure tor one dollar, or at
most two dollars can be obtained for cough, cold
asthma, difficulty ol breathing, tightness Of the
chest, wheeling, pain in the side spting of blood,
paipitation OF the heart, the strained stomach &c
must ~ not be matter OF Surprize that we see the
obituary daily swelled with d.aths occasioned
principally by colds? on an avarage, at least
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Persons
die annually OF consumption, originating principal
~ trom taking cold commencing with cough. then
dlihculty Of bfealhing and pain in the side at
eugth the lungs become affected, consumption en-
sues aad death closes the sceue. Alas! too often
loes prejudice, by listening TO some and adopting
the advice of others prevail thereby preventing
trial Of such Medicine as might afford relief, un-
der the idea that 10 relief Can be obtained Scarce
case occurs but may be relieved by the timely
application of these P.lIs; proof Of ,clich, Me
folotClflg ihterettiag Su6mitei 10 pu6hek
perusat!
k A LADY of Camden, Me.
(oAKEs PERRY, Esq. witness) was considered il
4 confirmed and family consumption, two of her
SISTERS having died Of the same complaint short
ume previous resigned as past relief, hasing been
Nttended by the most eminent of the Faculty; on
'akine one box Of these Pills was restored to per-
feet health II is now ten months since.
A Lady of Hampden Me. =!
was seriously afflicted with great difficulty Of brea
thing, pain in the side, confined to her bed, depri
we'd q sleep, great debility when, being consd-
cred IN confirmed consumption, and resigned as
past relief by her physicians and friends on taking
two boxes Of these Pills, was restored to perfect
health.
These Pills are prepared and sold,
wholesale, by the sole Proprietor, W T. CONWAY,
Chemist, No. l. Bumstead Place, Common. street,
Boston. and retaed hy special appointment, at
the Portland Bookstore, Middle street, Butman,
D'xmont Davis, Montvile; Orcutt, Buckstown;
Gardner, Bowdonham Goodae, Hallowel
f'abson. Wiscasset; Hobrook, Bath Hon. DR.
iona. Page, Carey, Brunswick; Scammon, Good
ale, saco; Andrews, Newhuryport Hall & Poor.
Belfast; Knapp, Bangor Briant, GaStine John
son, Freeport; 0akes Perry, Camden sabin.
Hampden; Chandler, Monmouth Israel Smith
New Gloucester; Strickland, Wilton and most
Druggists booksellers and Postmasters throughout
the United States. Price, one dollar. ~ None
are genuine antess signed "W 7. CONWAY"
PAMPHLETS Of many extraordinary cures
may be had of the Agents, GRATIS.
~. A large discouRt to Physicians Country
traders Merchants, &C. Dec q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-13
SAMUEL HANSON,

Has for sale at his Store
10 hhds w | Rum
IL do Molades
pipes Brandy
1000 lbs Sugar
200 do Loaf do
- cheas Tea
casks Rahns
70 quintals Fi1h
1900 fee by 3 Gals
IONS Iron
do Hollow Ware
12 casks i'd, Sd, IOd and god Cut Nails
| dozen Mill saws
kegs Tobacco
200 bs Factory Yarn
Portland, Nov "a tf