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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIv

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mir. Saith, Of May land. from the
committee Of Ways and Means. re.
ported "a bill in addition to the art Of
1899, to regulate the collection OF The
r venue extending the time OF Ia
king the oath Ito twenty days. in ca
SEES OF expiration Of merchandise
entitled to the benefit Of drawback.
and Hill for The relief Of Denton,
t.iiiii. & Co. * Of Ncymon Hendricks
of New Yak !; viii Ii bills were sev
erallytwice reas! and committed.
On motion Of Mr.. Herbert. it was
Resolved, That the clerk Of tb;:
House be authorised and directed I.
contrart with any person or persons
for printing Of two hundred and lift,
copies Of the code Of Jurisprudence
for the District OF Columbia. prepar
ed and reported to Congress ut TIL
present session by the Chief Justic'
Of the said district.
Mr.. Butler, from the select cen
mittee, appeared on that subject, re
ported a bill for the relief Of Msjo
General John Stark, providing 70
pIacing him on the pension list. wit
a pension of-holiars per month.
! On motion Of Mr.. Butler, the bIan
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-05
Tuesdvy. iIrr"nter 1.
IN SENATE.

MIR. Dagyct', aereeably to notice
given yesterday. ard leave being oh
tanned, introduced Il hill further to
extend the judicial system Of the u.
States. viii h WAS read and passed TO
y second reading.
Mr.. Forsyth laid on Tie table the
following resolution
Resolved, That the committee on
Finance be instructed 10 enquire into
the eXpe,'I-p"y Of prohibiting the ex-
portution Of The Gold and Silver and
Copper Coins Of the United States.
The remainder Of the sitting was
occupied in Executive business.
House of Representatives.
The following gentlemen were an
nounced to day as the committee Of
enquiry into the conduct of the Banl
Of the United States: Messrs. Spen.
Ger, Lowndes, M'Laue, Bryan ant
Tyler.
On motion of Mr.. Colston--Fron
the town Of Hancock, Nd. to Bath
Berkely county Va.
MIR. Linn, Of New Jersey, ofere,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-05

A letter, dated Havana, Oct. 81, says
there lisa report that the British frigale
"a Pique, which sailed from that place
for England on the 10Th, has been wreck
I'd on the Key called Cruz del Padre
and some other vessels lost on Florida
particulars not known.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-05

A few day since. i, his residence
at Little Greek. in Kent tounty,
- law re, in his sixty fifth year,
,sAAI!L WGiLl.. we'll known,
are particularly in the so,iety vi
Friends. oil which be- Was rn active
and excmpIar, eld"r; distinguishes by
MS integrity. his imnt!i- cner. lis bus
,I,ta!ity, and bis us4i',i.n-s in nj
soaring a reputation. which never
i.ad spot nor birnisl.'
nth mo. SOtb 1878.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-12-05

Philadelphia. Dec. 2, 1918.
letters have been received from
BUENO5 AYRES, which state tina,
a ronspirac, had been discovered
against the present supreme director
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is.

WEDkEspAr APRIL ID. E
The committee on foreign aHpirs, 10 whom
was referred tie amendments Of the Senate
OF the bill for further enforcing the neutral
,eia,ions OF the United States, reported a
concurrence in all the amendn,snts, except.
ing one.
Uaised sforss' Bark.
The bin from tho Senate, respecting the
appointmen, of Vice P,e.ident, &c. vas
read secoud time, aud eferrcd 10 Tire Judic
lazy committee.
~ Siaze Trade.
The bi;l making further provision foe pro.
hibi,ing the impor, alton Of slaves was taken
up. a moiou Of NJ. Simkins, proposing
toa, slaves sei-ed for being illegally import.
cd, should be sotd, and one half the proceeds
accrue TO the u. S. and tho other half to the
scizae's, was protested against by Mr.. H.
Nelson, as Inconsistent with the principles OF
our government, and calculated to throw a.
WIDE open the door TO the importation Of
slaves, as il wns before The prohibition. Tho
amendment was rejected and the bill passed
TO be epgrossed.
The Bath port Of entry and the Belfast COL
lection district bill; the bills to regulate the
collection of duties TO provide for the depos.
II OF Wines, &c F, 10 increase the compenso-
tion Of certain Deputy Postma.iers; /; 10 in.
crease tho duties on iron, alnm, SO; to dis.
allow tho drawback on gunpowder and in.
ereass tho duty on certain imported manu-
factures were read third time, passed and
sent 10 the Senate Tor concurrence.
The two Houses concurted In fixing on
the third, (instead Of the hrsD Monday OF
November, for the next meeting Of Congress.
Duties on Lmhorfed Cofso,,s, &c.
The House, in committee, considered the
bill to continue in force for seven years, from
the 3oth June, 1919, the law which establish
cs the duty on the importation Of foreign
merchandise Of which The principal material
is wool or cotton, &c.
The bill was supported ny Messrs. Sey-
bert, Clay, Mssoo, Of Mass. Baldwin, Kinsey,
Lowndes, and Ssu,hard, on the ground that
the permancncy of the prohibi,ory duty was
necessary 20 sustsio Tho drooping manufac-
tures Of the county. Il was opposed by
Memrs. Edwards, Tucker, Mercer and Rhes,
a. eurthening the agricultural for the bench,
OF the manufacturing interests.
Numerous attemps wero made to postpone,
amend, or shortcn the term Of umc Of the
bill, ell which were re- jscted by large majori.
lies i; and the bill passed to be engrossed
Yeas les Nays IS. Adjourned.
THURSDAY, ArRfL i6.
bill to authorize coerc.vs process Z,
compel persons who have received and ex
pended public monies, to account for the
same, IVES read twice
!, was stated BY Mr.. r. III. Nelson, in the
discussioo Of the bill, that the unliquidated
debts Of the Paymasters Of the army aion.
amounted TO ih,ee mitdioss Of dollars, and tn
ne had beeo iufoi med, that the accoun,ir
effects otshe Treasury dad not COO nsider them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-29

The blls from he olier L6tse, yesterday
/ ordered to third reading, were severally
read tho third time snd passed.
Several bills were received from the House
twice read and referred.
!, The bill for the relief Of John Work the
bill to continue 10 forct an act relating TO
the settlers on the lands OF the United States;"
the bill for the relief Of John Dillon the bill
Tor the relief Of Jonas Harrison; tire bin for
the relief of volun,eer mounted cavalry; the
bill 10 increase the pay OF the militia whilst
in actual service, and for other purposes the
bill for tho relief of the widow and children
of Jacob Graef, deceased the bill Tor the re-
lief Of certain friendly Creek indians OF tho
mixed blood; the bill respecting the orgshi-
1aion of the army and for other purposes
and the bill for the relief Of captain Henry
Gist and captain Benjsmin Johnson all from
tho House OF Representatives,, were severaiiy
considered, and ordered to be read third
time tomorrow, the three last with amend
ments.
The Senate having proceeded TO consider
the bill from tho other House to encicase
the duties on iron 10 bars and bolts, iron In
pigs, Castings, nails and alum: A motion vos
made 10 amend tho bill by striking on one
dollar" Being the rate Of duly per 100 weight,
on iron in bars and bolts, manufactured with.
out rolling, and decided in the sfiirmi,ivc So
and the words sevcnly-Gve cents," we're in
serted in lieu Of " one dollar" thus strie ken
out. Tho bill as amended was ordered 10
third reading and the senate adjourned.
SATURDAY, APRIL l8.
Eleven bills from the other House, were
read q third time and passed s of which were
Bills. making Bath pert of entry, axc.---,o
increase the pay of tho militia when ia actual
service; and supplementary to the laws re-
relative to direct taxes and internal duties.
Eight bills from the other House, were
read third timo, and passed with amend
ments (the amendments not changing the
principle in the most important biils.)
HoNDAY, APRIL 20.
A number Of bills were lost by the opera
tion Of the rule which forbids bill receiving
two reading on the same dsy, unless by unsu-
imous consent; among which, were bill
for the relief OF Gen. John Stark. A bill for
the relief Of John Anderson bill! to author.
izo the psym yment of certain treasury notes
q ball for the relief OF Friedrich Brown bill
to suspend the solo Of certain lands in the
sts,e OF Louisiana and Missippi territory, sc.
were postponed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-29

We behave that NE. MoSnos's messsse
Is tho only document proceeding, from the
fret msgistrsts Of . state, on the occssion OF
opening Legislative assembly, euer ycs issu-
ed. which cad bs read BY every lover OF s1sn-
kind with fesiings Of delight. Ga fcr'Dss &C
cssions, the rival nations Of France sad Bri'-
aim a. the opening Of every session ooas'sd
of ,riumphs either over hum snisy or free
don talked OF cooqussss-oegceiasion-
ses--blood---missry, and ss<es. Even the
messages ONT. JfsfEasos, end NJ. MAJ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-29
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CONG RESS.

WEDNESDAY,, AYRi

WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is.
Bills, concerning tonnage and siscnminat-
ing duties ia csscs Of vessels of the Neither.
lands ito authorize q subscription 10 the
statistical annals of Adam Seybcrt, and the
purchase of Pitkin's commercial statistics,
and NUMEROUS bills Of local interest, passed
the Senate, and were sent 10 tho other house.
A bill 10 provide for erecting additional
buildings for tho accom- modstion Of the Elk.
ccutive Department, passed TO be engrossed.
A communicated from the Treasury OF
the amount ,f,he funded debt paid into the
Back Of the u. S. &c. wac received, read, and
ordered 70 be- priused. .fdj.
rHvRspAY, APRIL 16.
A bill making sppsops,aliSn Tor the Public
Buildings, and furaishinI me Pvesidenf's
Houss, was taken op. NJ Macon moved Ia
Mriks out the 10000 doliars, sdditiouai, for
furusshiog the Prcsideni's house.--The mo-
iien was supported by Mcssrs Eppss and
Wilson and decided inlhe negative.
After attending 10 Executive business, the
Senate sdjsuroed.
rRspAx, APRIL IL
The Senate took up and concurrcd In ths
amendments Of toe House, to the bill 10 adj
d,tion to the act to prohibit the importation
Of slsvss into tho u. States. ltN
Tho Senate resumed the consideration OF
a molten submi,ted yesterday BY Nc. Tai,,
requesting ofthe Executive full sta,e meo,
respecting toe nsvy pension fund, 10 be laid
bsfc's the Senate ss easly ss possible at the
uex. session, which vas agted to-. 49,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08
CANCERS.

HOCT. 0IDNEY, formerly from Itch
/ field Conn.) infornE the public that be has
removed to Salem, MATS, where he purpofss to s(-
tsblifh himfeIf, and will eon6ne bis practice
wholly 10 Cancers and thofs glardu!ar complaints
which reismble Cancers Ia their nature or aP.
pearances; having feveral years hnce wholly re-
Ggaed the practice in the common branches OF
PhyGc and Surgery, with de6re Of becoming more
exteniveIy uiefu By exteading his practice iE
this diitreihng malsdy in the purluis of which,
he has uniformly mst with that encouragement
which th. iuccsfs Of bis practice merits. PEP
fons wlfhIng further information can have . refer
encs TO foms of The moft Respectable Phyhcaas
who have wisnefsd n nunber of the cures he has
performed He hopes, however, foon TO give q
practical fpeeimen of his remedy 10 this place he
would further mention, that this remedy can be
applied on almoft any part Of she fyfem, (evsn
10 the eye mou.h) with the greatelt iafety, and
ieidom caufes 70 much pain as to require an sno
dyne; nor will il have the lean effect on nndis~
eated fefh; it operates By cau6ng an entire fepa-
ration of the Cancerons portion from the found
fefh to take place, and sfeSauaIly purgiDg the
blood from the di(order at the fame tine, the
time required in bad cafes 10 generally from to
weeks. The poor will receive every aid and at
sention gratis. He whites not to attend paieRa
at any comfortable dilance where it 10 praStica.
ole for them to come, on account of the inconven-
fence to thofe who may call n his abfeuce this
will enable him to be generally found al his Office.
Apply at the fex Coffee Houfe.
ELEAZER CkDNEY.
June 90 SIN.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08
MILLER'S
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT,

rs offered to the public as being one of the ca.
1 siest and safest cures for this disc rder.--Long
exoei fence has proved the efficacy of this ONT
meat. II is perfectly safe in its operation. and
NAV be applied TO the smallest infsnt without
danger. Tie seen, is sEreeable--lt is not ne
cessary for the patient 70 axe birthstone, as is
common in other ointment. This Ointment IS
put up ia iin boxes, convenient 70 carry, and
each nuine box will be accompanied wi,h d.
'recliviis il genuine, and will be signed BY IoTI
MILLER. The above Ointment may be had in
small or large quantities Of JOEL MILLER, ST.
George; Doctor Crms Hoi55ook, Sign Of 81.
Luke's Hesd, No So Hsnoger street, DR.. Sam
sei Horton. Tr. No 1, Newbuty street, Boston
Of Mr. BENJAMIN Butnaan, Portland; AOsry Rovs
son, Marlborough Mr. .Jude HYDE. Of 5runs-
wick Raiscy Heatey. Ceo,ge Nc Leilan and Mr.
than Fafes, Thomss,own, snd Oakes Perry, Cam
den Rise = Ceer, Ftiendship. George Robinson,
s.. George,
ES The att ore Ointment is sold slso by the
prlnc,pAl Apoihs e4ries, Booksellers and Traders
in Massachusetts and in The British provinres
February, 10. utl
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08
VERY & HAGGET,

II RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
III the public in geRera,s that they have en-
tered into Co partnership for the purpose OF more
extensively carrying on the
CHAIR MILKING BUSINESS,
in all its various branches and solicts share of
the custom al their shop in Union Street, next
door below she Post Office, where all orders from
town or country, will be punctualy attended 10.
-4LS0--
Old CHAIRS repaired and painted, at the
shortest notice, and oil favours gratefully acknowl
edged. JOaEfn Ena
Portland dvg23 JOHN hAo0El.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08
Mem Boot e. Shoe Establishment,

Mem Boot e Shoe Establishment.
7 HE tubicribers inform their friends ADD the
pubic, that they have entered into co'Pars-
ns.lhp, under he arm Of
HOSSACK 81 PETERS,
and have taken the building formerly occupied as
. Soda Shop, AZ the corner OF Middle and Market
Streets two doors below Mr.. Joseph Harrods
flors where they will manufacture all kinds of
SHOES AND BOOTS,
NJ the ihortsCl office, and OF the belf materials.
CHARLES HO6SACK,
BARNETT PBTERS.
B.P.,endsrs bis acknowledgement 10 his friends
for ,sit favors. and solicis continuation Of their
patronage If Portland Sept |.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08
TuTes an Limington.

THE nonrehdent proprietor of a lot of land in
he town of Lming,on 10 the county Of
YorL sgd Commonwealth of MaGachufettsi is here
BY no;ilieu thar The following fums are afefed on
. Iot Of land IN laid town Tor the years 1909 $40
1871 and 1912 and remain unpaid the bills of
which are In the hands of the lubicrIbsr. Coles-
sor Of Isid town for The years above mentioned
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08
CAPTAIN Riley's Narrative,
SECOND EDITION
FOR SALE AT
ISAAC ADAMS Bookstore,

n authentic Natra,ige of the American u.,E
~ COMMERCE, wrecked on the Coaif OF ~
r;cs in 1915 with an account of The su,vls'bs
na5eers aud Crew, who were ennavsd ey 'ne
wandering Arabs OF The Great Daart Of Sam
r,h and obfervations hiftorcal, geographical oc
made during the travels Of ihe Au'hor, WINE !
=. "a the Arabs, and in the Empire OF Morocco
BY JAMES RILEY,
Master and Snpcrcorgo. !,
Preceded by brief sketch Of the Authors
Life: and concluded by deisription OF the "a :
mor, city of T:~Saese. on the river Niger, ana OF
another large city far foe.h of it. on the lame nv
er. called Wsrsss5; narrated to ths su'nor q
Mo4.dor-. by sid Hars' the Arabian Merchant
The whole illulrated and embeliihsd Win
Maps and Engravings.
Scot, ].
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08
SETH CLARK,
JOSEPH GOOLD, JON

JOSEPH GOOLD, JUN.
rIAs for fse, At the head Of Green ftrcet, in
! Wen Market Row. complete aaorimen. OF
West-India Goods and Groceries ;
WINES, IRON, MAILS. GLASS = PUTTY,
x,.o-s 600 w, FEATHERS, of good quality,
which he will fell wholelale or retail.
~ Beds 6lled on hand will be fold At the low
en- price for Cath or Lumber, or Ccuntry Produce
Liltua1 The frft qushty Of Thonsfon LINK.
N,aa1sd--In the courfe of or . months, $4,000
white oak hogihead Slaves and Heading.
~ Horses and Carriages. IA Ls'-stac'ing for
Hos(es u ulual. Il June -.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

And unless the afofefsid taxes. with All neceGa
~ intervening charges are paid to me on or be
fore Saturday The 9Th day of September neat 1t
four O'Clock in the afteraoon. 70 much of faid
innho!der 10 faid town a. will pay the Aforesaid
taxes with all necefAry charges, By NE
ISAAC SMALL Sd. Collector of Lininason
Lnington, 18th Aug. 1878
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

Dye Stufs, Ctothiers Tools, &c.
HENRY BUTMAN,
MYDDLEsS7REgT.
rTAe Jun received aud offers for Sale q, Bottom
4 i Prices,
IL Tons Logwood
do. Futile
do. Nicafagus
do BrHillesto
100 Barrels very superior Ground Canvocd
Hide. Rngliih Ccppsrss
Cab, Alum
Cafes Roglifh Oil vi,riol
Cafboys do. do do,
1890 lbs. Roman do.
I Cafe Bengal Indigo
7 Sacks Verdigris
50 lbs Blue Calls
SO lbs Red Tarter
Bbk Madter
II Grdet Pref, papers
dos. Cio,hiers Jacks, ground ysmerisk,
Tenter hooks Screws, rrefs Plates, Clo,hier'
Bruahes, Woad, Cotton Cards, Hoveys Patent
8hearing Machines &c.
The above are all warranted 6rR quality. Pur.
ehafers are requsied to cab and examine for them.
feves
r5ordsrs faithfully and punetually astenosds to
July 2I.a% 49, sw.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

To the Honourak 1u5tices Of The Ciycnit
Cart at C0mm0n Pleas, begun and hal
den at Portland, 4vitbin and for The couns
fy9 Cumberland, on the third Tuesday
Of June, II. ID. 1916.
WVumsLr sBEws-NlCHoLAs PlNKHAM
Il 4 of Preeport, in the county of Camb erland,
woman That he is ieiz ed in fee aud az Tenant
in common with TIMOTHY PRour, aud other
perfons TO your Petitioner unknown, of and in
thirty leven I'D az half acres of Land 10 bis own
Right, and aio one hundred and feveaty FIVE
acres of Land in his own Right, G'uated IN faid
Freeuort, and ia that part of iaid town known By
the name of Prouts Gore. and being in common
and undivided with other portions holding the
efidue of laid Gore the whole of isid Gore is
bounded as follows, viz, beginning at the eater
moe line of the town of Freeport, al a fake, fsan
ding at the intersection o. what 10 commonly call
ed the Stoekbridgs line with the faid Esfterncif
line of Freeport, thence, Northesh on iaid Stock
bridge line, between the towns of Freepors and
Durham, ucti il lrikes the old curve line four
mile, 90 a Southweft cosrfe from the great An,
droicogkin River hencs Southcaferiy down
fsid curve line until it ui eriecrs line from the
old fort IN the Town of Brur.wick. runnin2 South
27o Wet 70 fake--1 Thence on line South Is
degrees Raft TO Maquit bay--Thence by iaid bay
aud Bungonue River, TO Buugonue point 20 take
and tones, fianding on the old Northyarmouih
Ine--I hence Northwslf in the old line Of North.
yarmouth to the bounds firlt mestioned-C Con.
tanning three thoufand Acres-Beins the fame
Grant that wa, made and confirmed to The heirs
OF Jollua Sco,tow. by the General Court of Mae
iaehusetts, January IS, A. D.slTs5, excepting
from iaid described lands two hundred and eighty
eight aud one fourth acres, known as the old
Church Right 80 faid Gore, aud what has hereto
foe been fer off to Jodah Little. on his petition
for partsion--Said Pinkham weud reprefent that
he cannot pofefs, occupy and improve faid Lands
TO any advantage while the fame remain in com
mon and undivided-Wherefore he prays that
Notice may be iGued in due form Of law aod his
said thirty feven and half acres and one huo-
dred and fevenry Eve acres. may be Get Of 10 him
to bold the fame 10 severaty.
By his Attorney,
JOSIAH W. MITCHELL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

TIME farm formly owned and occupied by toe
N late Capt. George Thomas, containing two
hundred acres OF Land, seventy rods front, situated
near the centre Of the town Of Bowdoinham, 'front.'
ing on Abagadasit River and Joining the corners
of the county and town roads-being very good
situation for a tavern or store. This excellent
Farm will be sold great bargain, and with good
security--a liberal time will be given for payment.
For further particulars, apply to JOHN IHOM-
AS, of Bow doinham. CIV Aug. 90
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

rpnE subfcriber hereby gives public nsfics TO
4 all concerned, that Che has been dup ap.
pointed and taken upon herfeif the tru!t of Ad-
.ririisra,rix on The eifase of LEONARD MORSE
ate Of Freeport, 10 the county of Cumberland, at
tornsy At Law deceated. by giving bond az the law
dlsecls- Che sherefore requsifs all perfons who are
isdebsed TO the faid deceafeds efate to make In
mediate payment and rhoie who have any de.
IN 4nds thereon to exhibit the fame to
eARAH M0RsR.
erespcrs, An9ne IL
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InsntrGnee Brokers' Office

rTyHE subscriber hereby gives public notice
j. 20 all concerned that he has been duly sp-
pointed and tsken upon himself, the trust Of I'D
ninistfstor, ef the estate Of JOHN BLNACH-
ARD, late OF Portland. in the county Of Cumber-
Lard, trader, deceased by giving bond as the isw
di ects-He therefore requests all persons who
srs indebted to the said decessed's estate, to
make immediate payment. and those who have
asy demands thereon 10 exhibit the same 10
WILLIAM c. MITCHELL.
Portland, Aug. a6, 1918.
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scian. in the u. S. the peculiar merits o. this
,icle are ALTO 60 we'll eAabIihed in public eftina-
ton, that it kept for iale in moa ports and pa
ces from PaGamaquoddy TO New Orleans, and
from the Ocean to the Lakes.
Ia addition to the certificate of noet. WATEn.
meusrs late Protector of the Theory and Practice
of Physc, which always accompanies the Snuff,
il has the particular function and patronage oft the
eminent Protector, Of Chemistry and Surgery 10
the Medical College of this fiste. who are ieldom
without bottle 10 their pockets--for particulars
Zee bill of directions.
The above i. prepared and fold by ]. P War
WILL, 10 Bseos, and by
COE & BUXTON
and yors Coz ia Portland
Nav S. (eop IL mo-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-08

THE fubseribefs having been appointed By the
i hon Jers. Bailey Efq. Judge Of Probate of
wills &c for the county OF Lincoln, TO receive and
sJamine the claims of the feverai creditors to the
eflsse Of JOSEPH DYER late of Bath, 10 faid
county. biackfmsh, deces(ed reprefen,ed infolvent
do hereby give notice tia, OK months are allow
ed ,he fsid creditors. from the 18th DAP of Aug
inn. to brisg in and prove heir claims and shat
We Gall attend that fervife st the Office of Eben
Clap, ia faid Bath on the fsis Tuesday of septem.
Der nexf and the Ave following month"; from two
O'Clock 10 Eve O'Clock ia the afternoon of fsid
dsys. EBEN. CLAP, Commits
JOHN B. sWANroN, { 6oners.
Bath, Ang Is