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c’.’ht percent, up m the capital Itock.iu-j
(tf .t‘ i ot tiv. •
Y«»Ui Commute- lx*)" leav* to obf.rve
• ever, that in the m ide adopt*
c\ by the Directors, no injuftice was
d.uie to any individual ftockholdcr, eucept
Jp?ng to th : pi"pr ! - ’ ' y did
not owe the Hank a (lock note at that
time.
Ii dot ■ not appear to your Committee,
by the books of the Bank or in any other
way, that faid Corporation have ever had,
at any one time, more bill*, notes or obli
gations in circulation than twice the
amount of their/tock paid in as before cx
prefled ; nor does there appear to have j
x<n due to faid Bank, at any one
t me, more than twice the amount as afore*,
laid.'
The refult of your Committee’s enquiry ;
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Jhew, at one view the patent Bate of the
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Your Committee beg leave further to
Rate, that the Directors of faid Bank de
clare, that they have made great perfonal
exertions to redeem their bills, and that in
confcquence of thofe exertions, the faid Di
rectors believe, that of the fifty thoufand
nine hundred and one dollars, hereby re
ported to be in circulation, thirty nine
thoufand are in the hands of ftockholders,
in Bofton, who will not let them go again
in circulation. On this fubjeft your Com
mittee had no other evidence than a letter
from a ftockholder in Bofton, to one of the
Directors, ftiting fum« in the hands of dif
ferent ftockholders, amounting to the fum
above mentioned.
The Directors further ftateto your Com
mittee, that Jahaziah Shaw, Efq. the for
mer Cafhier, had a balance in his hands
unaccounted for, which makes an item on
the ciedit fide of the foregoing ftatement,
but they did not produce any book upon
which that refult appeared. And your
Committee find, that cf the eighty eight
thoufand three hundred and fifty five dol
lars and thirty-four cents, of faid indorfed
notes due the Bank, and contained in the
foregoing ftatement, the fum of fifty-two
thouiaud three hundred and twenty-lev
en dollars is due from five Director*.
All which is refpedfully fubmitted.
NVTHAN READ,
PHINCAS ASHMUN.
JOHN DAVIS.
Bmijiown, Juris z</, i?io
iiortlanb,
Monday, July 9, 1810.
Prom t/ir Worth of Europe.
Bv the last accounts from that quar
ter, it appears the Danes have adopted
r,e\y regulations for the government of
taeir privateers, and to restrain them
from depredating upon American com
merce. It is further stated, that Eng
lish vessels and property are excluded
i 'om the ports of Sweden, and that A -!
men can property is respect* 1 in Rus-<
sia. That the markets in the Baltic are
glutted. __
tyam and Portugal.
Aio alteration ot consequence in the
situation of affairs in these countries lias
taken place of late. In some skirmish
eJ on the frontiers of Portugal, the
french were beaten by the English,
and Portuguese.
The main armies had not been enga
ged in a genera! action, though it was
expected one would soon take place.
Cadiz still holds out, the garrisons
consist ot 41,000 troops, 9,000 of;
which w ere Briiish,and a reinforcement1
of 8,000 was daily expected. The city !
as abundantly supplied with every ne
cessary.
Anniversary of Independence. |
On Wednesday last, the 4th of July, the
Anniversary oi NATIONAL INDEPEN
DENCE. was celebrated in this town with
more than usual splendor and spirit. The
nomms was ushered in by the ringing „f
'“Us, aud discharge of cannon.
At t1 o'clock, a lai^e and respectable
number of Federalist* assembled at \\\ub
y™*"here. some rtf.-esbnem,
,K ' , >r»nci m the following order ot n.o
I
«?-. ami ,-e nf A■, {Jn irtnt.
Of It a -tit n a»J Or ator.
Clergtmen.
Ah.mers 0/ the l.tyiuaiure.
Mi i ary Ojficets.
(A izens.
The procession w is escorted by Cap*.
Hopkins* company of Artillery to St- Paul's
(.‘hurch, where n-liginus services were { er
formed by the R- v. Mr. Lymsn, and appro
priate vocal nn<l instrumental music ; after
correct and pertinent Oration was <ie
tvered by Nathan Kiutnan, Esq. which just
ly received the high approbation of a mime.
‘»us audience The subscribers to tin; j uh
lic Dinner, returned to the Hall, : nd par.
•ook ot an excellent entertainment provided
*»> Folsom. The Hall was beautiful,
iy decorate d with the portraits of the wor
thies of America. Among which were
those of tsl i igton, Adams, Hami ton, Pink
ney, and Anus.
The lion. Samuel Freeman officiated as
Presid-nt, Hon. Prentiss Me Hen, El>en. Ala a
hsy y JJ r{p‘i i. Esq Maj IV Gad .a d, and
Mr Rufus Washburn ns Vice Presidents.
-After the cloth was removed, the following
Toasts were drank.
I- F’u Day—Washington achieved our
Iod-petul nre—if our children celebrate its
anniversary, may they he governed by the
principles of his administration.
J The United States—May their bond of
union he the virtues of our fathers, not the
shackles of foreign influence.
3. The People—May they learn to distin
guish between those who merit, and tlu.se
who seek their confidence.
4. The Memory of Washington-^** We can
not but remember that such things were,
and were most dear unto us.”
5. The Presi rent rf the U. S—Surrounded
by foreign and domestic enemies of the pub
lic welfare, may he take Washington for
his guide, and profit by his example.
6. Oir National Rulers—May they pursue
that equitable policy which is not rrmre ready
to resent imaginary insult from one nation,
than real injury from another.
7. Our foreign relations—Equal justice to
all nations, resistance to insolence and oppres
sion, and acceptance of proffered acknowledg
m nt and friendship.
8. Our Navy—The walls of Tripoli could
testify what it was before the invention of
dry docks.
y. Massachusetts —She was the first to
resist foreign oppression ; mav it yet be our
boa-t that she will be the last to submit to it.
10. Governor Gerry—May he practice the
virtues and imitate the example of his pre
decessor.
11. The judiciary—Our sheet anchor in
the tempest of the passions.
12. Hon. Christopher Gate—May his re
tirement be as peaceful and happy as his
public life has been dignified and illustrious.
13. The Memory of Hamilton, Ames, Knox
and Lincoln—They were truly great in all
those noble and benign qualities which im
part dignity and houor to the living, and
consecrate the memory of the dead.
14 Commerce — Released from the impo
sitions of political q'.iatks, and now convalescent,
may she never sutler a relapse by a repetition
of former experiments.
15. The Militia—May the honor of the
soldier ever be founded in the virtues of the
mart.
16. Farmers, Merchants, Mechanics, end Ar
tificers—Joint partners in the prosperity, and
equal sufferers in the misfortunes of our coun
try.^
17* Harvard and Boivdoin Colleges—Nurs
eries of learning and p^ety ; long may they
continue to enrich our country with their
sons.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
Absent federalists who could not share
with us in the enjoyments of'the day.
The Fair Sex—May they never be subject
ed to the restrictive energies of a matrimo
nial non-intercourse.
Liberty, Lain and Order—They must stand
or fall together.
That Patriotism which yields not to pri
vate interest, and that independence which
i is unshaken in the worst of times.
| The principles of Washington—May they nev -
i er be debased by a spirit of Jacobinism.
Mechanics—May the delightful music of
their tools never be slopped by another era
j hurgo.
Li herty—A 1 though our political ad versa
! ries have reduced her to a mere doll, may
I she \et become a giantess.
Hon. Caleb Strung—The n:me of the
i rigfiuou* snail be had in everlaslinr lemein
■ brance.
7 !>e steady flame of Federalism—Like Mo*
. se> tur ning ousli, may it continue to blaze
without ber.g consumed,
j Hon Timothy Picketing—take a rock in
the Ocean which defies ifie i *ge of the storm
i lie stands unmoved in the tempestuous sea
of denricrftCy.
i * t
T e late Triumph of Demon :.:y in Massa
i chtt it v— The scum arises to the top, when
i it. is about boiling over.
The Union of the Sates—May it ever lie
inaccessible to foreign aggression, and iin
pervi us »o the attacks of party.
Napoleon the tyrant of Europe—May his
numerous conquests wear out the shackles
of despotism, ’ere they entwine the liberties
of America.
Connecticut—The list of her worthies in
office, proves that republics are not always
ungrateful.
Public Honors—When they become the
rewards of apostacy and crime, the public
morals become a public nuisance.
Neptune—'l he only sovereign of the ocean
we should acknowledge—his trident the only
sceptre to which we should bow.
May {>ure federalism revive and flourish,
unite the people, and be a spring of living
water in a dry place.
i kc root cj Federalism—After democracy
is spent, may the dew lie all the night on
its branches.
Our Fisheries—Banks whose discounts are
impartial, whose draughts are always annver
edy and whose coin is current throughout the
world.
Our intercourse vsi:h Foreign natiovj — May
it no longer be disgraced by base subsarvj.
ency to one, or inveterate hostility to anotti*
«*r, but may our honor and independence be
maintained against the aggression of all.
Fuc sentt ‘i r of ex-commuKi :ati n pronounced
'•y' congress against F. J Jackson t/tc Bii'tth
mini ter—A prostitution of the h’gb functions
of the legislature into »n attempt at election- -{
etriug suppot t ot their political friend*.
rf>n I) iv. J C'<hb—By the side of Washing* j
he aided in est ablishing our Libefty tied
1
lu ndencc, an.: has ever t ■ n it »m! firm
and decided in miprw’rt **1 the tw»»\ essential j
hue-e-t* rt hi" cm ir. ;y#vh ugh lu has -offer
v*l the NCtcenee t>: *■>«h • n Os'r .mr i, the j
*•; lender of i.is ekiamriei-, i 1. H. tt of Aris
tides, cannot thereby be Tarnished.
lJnrnrmc —** Wlfii t 1 am poor, I will
rail at tiie i tc •*, and say there is no sin but
in being rich • hut when I am rich, my vir
tue atial! t en ie, there is no sin but in
beggary.”
Dim cratic L' . ic.
“ What makes -.1 doctrine* plain and clear ?
About a thousand pound* a year.
And that which was proved false before,
Now t:ue ? About a thousand more.**
The company separated at an early
hour and there was no occurrence to
clamp the joy and hilaiity of the day.
A respectable party ot federal breth
ren, principally of shipmasters, celebra- j
ted the day b}ra public dinner at Marine
Hall.
In the Evening there was an exhibi
tion ol Eire works upon the Hill, and
the Observatory and Hull were hand
somely illuminated.
'1 he democratic citizens of this town
celebrate j the day by a public dinner,
and an oration by E. W? Ripley Esq.
Nonh Yarmouth, July 4, 1810. |
I lie Anniversary of American Indepen
dence w as celebrated here by a party of
Federal Republicans, who parlor k of a
public dinner at Capt. Sr i h Mitchell’s I
Hall. E isfm P Cutler Esq presided, after (
dinner the following loas/s were drank
accompanied with the discharge of seven
teen guns.
1. The Day—May the spirit rf our fathers
ever animate our bosoms.
2- Gov. Gerrv—May the man who witnes
sed our struggle for Independence, be the
last to sacrifice it to the ambition of the im
perial despot.
3 The late Gov Gore—May the gratitude
ot the good follow him to his retirement,
and the censure of the bail,which constitutes
the surest test of merit.
4 Gen. Cobb—May History take charge of
bis fame, and posterity do him justice.
5 President Madison—Maybe soar above the
sordid views of party and promote the true
interests of his country, regardless of the
praise or censure of the Mob.
6 Mr Jefferson—The consummate states
man, the profound Philosopher, the friend
of non-importation, non-intercourse, Embar
go, Gun-boats, Dry docks and horned Frogs,
may his fame be commensurate with the
durability of the salt Mountain.
7 The majority oj the present Congress—
Nothing from nothing and nothing retains.
8 Torpedoes—A Gunpowder Plot to blow
up Great-Britain.
9 Constitutional opposition to itnpcii ic Me a
sures—Let others call it Treason, may we
rt*ver cease to regard it as patriotism.
10 The Federal Constitution—While naviga
ting the tempestuous sea of Liberty, like
the Ark, may it ride out the slorm in safety
“ amid the floating wrecks or the world/*
11 The Spanish Patriots—May Spain, like
a Volcano, pour Cataracts of fire on the head
of Napolean, till she achieves her liberty.
12 Bonaparte—As the imperial R.obber
has compelled us to defray the expences of
his marriage, may we cheerfully contribute
our mite for the celebration of his funeral
honors. *
13 Out Country-May she speak to France the
firm and indignant language of an Indepen
dent Republic, and enforce it if necessary
with the whole weight of her power, the re
sources, nerve and spirit of the nation.
14 The Clergy—May they never degrade
their holy office by becoming the Heralds of
ferocious, remorseless, blood-thirsty Jacobin
ism.
15 The Judiciary of Massachusetts—I. ike
a rock in the Ocean, bidding defiance to the
agitations of party.
1G Councillor Lincoln—As blind as a Bat,
may he never grope his way to the chair of
State. ,
17 77ie Democratic JDuse of Representatives
of Massachusetts.
“ Just as a Fly that goes to hed,
Rests with his tail above his head,
So in this mongrel state of ours
The Rabble are the supreme powers.”
Co* We regret being under the necessity
of deferring the publication of the proceed
ings in Nezcgloucester until our next.
-—^mam --—
FOR THE GAZETTE.
. Mu. Shir try,
IT is conjectured Gov. Gerry will cot
thank the democrats of this town for recom
mending to him the principles of Jefferson
for his chart. One would suppose by his
* Speech, he docs not lieel himself indebted to
Jefferson, or his administration for bis po
litical or any other doctrines ; and indeed,
the most violent of Mr. J’s parly (except in
Ms:ne) are very willing that he “ should re
tire to the mount, “ probably Carters.”
Toast No. 2. “ The United States—In in
fancy she compelled a powerful parent to
give he' independence—In manhood she
doesnot tremble atthe threat of tyrants.”
We would recommend to the author of
this sentiment, before he again attempts to
figure as a toast-maker, to learn, at lea*t the
first rudiments of English grammar.
First “ The United States” in the plural, j
then singular, once masculine, now feminine.
A school boy of ten yea. s old would blush at,
such ignorance. We know the democrats j
pretend to hate the English, but it is lolly to t
extend their malice so far as to murder the
English language.
No. 6, Ri^en like a strong man from
hit slumber, she lias &e ” What, strange
mongrel animals are these ? probably from j
the same family of Josey Foxcrxfi’s twin sis
ters, viz.
“ American Commerce : Twin Si ter of'
the Arts and Agncul are-—jeopardized by j
the perfidy, and confiscated by the avarice !
of both G. Britain and France.—May all
horest Americans unite m support of our ;
own Government as the only means of heal
ing the wounded honor of »»ur country.’*
1>- a l the J ii gon tfiut ever was invented,
li volunteer is the most unintelligible
'I ins reminds us of tlie same gentleman’*
Orphan ChilU which sou etime since appear
ed in li;r paper. Mr F. would really oblige
ur> by explaining I i- *o*st. Does he advert f
by hi* *• w .minted honor of our country” to .
mr government v.inking at B<>a*; •
•hindering our commerce l one cftm
'i.i.si ters.
but Esquire F. is not the find to r ; me
.entence of “ point no jmint.** The excl*m
Alton of Cujfce when attempting to grind It:
scythe :—“ This grindstone makes no more
expressim on my scythe th»n a toad wants -
tad, every bit and grain”—is of the same
character.
London Cassimerls.
James Ruflell,
Jnfuranet Builiing, Exchange fireet, Hat far file,
JUST received a few pieces black and drab
real fuperfins London CAiSIMERES.
—also—
Ladies’ black md while fliort filk Gloves,
Gentlemen’s do. do.
J*b ’•__
Frejh Summer Goods,
John Johnfon,
t_IAS received an additional fupply of
1 A SUMMER GOODS—which he offers
for fate at a very lmali advance, at his (tore,
No. 2, Union-Row, Middle ftreet:
Alfp—Two bales Kiderminfler Carpeting.
July 9.
BOOT LEGS isf TOPS.
John Johnfon,
f-I AS received a confignment of bcft Phi*
X A ladelphia BOOT LEGS lif TOPS.
July 9.
XJ'OR f*le by the fubfcriber, at his ftore in
Fo>cfiteett nearly onpolite the head of
Long-Wharf—
Cogniac Brandy Pearl Early
Qourdeaux do. Frelli Fig,
Hollands Gin Mullard
American do B'oom, )
Old Jamaica Spirits Drum, P.A1SINS
Antigua Rum Calk 3
Cherry Brandy Almonds
Vidona, 3 Filbert
Demons
Canary Seed
I Malaga J Wmfor & bar Soap
HyfO“. 3 Mould 15* dip’d Can
I Young Hyfon, I 1-3 dies, by box or re
Hyfon Skin, [ W tail
Souchong and j So Table Salt
B°he» J Mars of all kinds
Loaf, Lump, ~| g Brooms
! Havana white l 5? Rotten ^tone
. . 1 Indigo, Sieves
| and brown j g Demi-Johns
Chocolate Stene Jugs
Do. Shells Powder and Shot
Nutmegs, Cloves Flints
Caflia, Pepper Spanilh Cigars
Ground do. Connecticut Cheefe
Pimento, Ginger Clear Pork
Cayenne, Muitard Bacon of lirft quality
Olive 0:1 Cider, Draft Porter
Capers Hard Ware, Bellows,
Brandy Fruit Shoe Brulhea, Isfc. &c,
Rice, Oatmeal
—also—
A quantity of CORDAGE,
Bolt Rope ; Spun Yarn,
Sewing Twine ; Marling,
Cod Lines, life. life.
The above Goods are of the lirft quality,
and will be fold on reafonahle terms.
N. B.—Merchants and Ship Mailers may
be lupplied with Cabin or fhip Stores at the
lliorteft notice and on realonabl* terms.—
Alfo, Families may be fupplied as low as can
be purchafed in town, and fettle their bills
quarterly. Conftant attendance, and every
favor gratefully acknowledged
JONATHAN STUART.
j*b 9;__
wanted,
TN a very fmall family, an induftrious,
* fteady Woman, who underftauds cooking,
and common houfe work. To fueh, gener
ous wages will be given, if application is
made at this office. July 9.
_ , - _
1500 buftiels Maryland CORN,
of the firft quality, juft received and for fale by
j EDWARD CAPEN,
on Titcomb’s Wharf. July 9.
Art of IV/ //: .
\ T R. RICHMOND refpeelfully gives notice
1 that he will he ready to leceive a new
Clafsof pupils (his evening, thofe who wifli
to attend in the day time (bay commence at
any time which may be moil convenient.
Portland, July 9.
LOR Sale by the fubfcriber, STEEL
COMB PLATE, for Carding Machines,
warranted of the hrft quality,
July 9* ROBERT BOYD.
PORTLAND HAT
Manufacturing Company.
"171 7HEREAS at the late fcffi< n of the Gen*
* ' eral Court, an acfc was paft’H for incor
porating a Company by the name of
The Portland Hat Ala n ufat! tiring
Company ;
in conformity to which a«5t, the Members of
faid corporation are hereby notified to meet
at the Office over Meflrs. How and Evans’
Store, in Middle-ftreet,onTlmrfday, the nine
teenth day of July inft. at four o’clock in the
afternoon, for the purpofe of cliooling a Clerk,
Treafurer, and fuch other dire&ors, agents
and fa&ors, as fliali be thought 111cellary, and
convenient for their regular government, and
to a<5l on fuch other bulinel's as they fhall
think proper.
By order of a majority of the perfonr £
named in the a3 of incorporation. Ij
ELIAS THOMAS.
Portland, July 5, 1810
CTOLEN from the chamber of tin* fuoferi
^ her, in N. Yarmouth, fundry N res of
Hand, Ggned by Ammi R. Blit lull (5* d r,
Nation Outer, IVm Par font, sud fundry Ofticr
perlor.s As faid Notes are now in the hand*
of David Elder, ef Bath, who refufes to g:vc
information how he came by them, ti e fuh
feriber requefts the petfon* who have Ggned
them not 10 pay them, as he has received in
value for faid Notes ; and whoever will giv<
information how faid Elder came i y 11*«
Note*, ftiall be handfomely »■,-warded.
July 9, 18 Ml CHARLES LORING.
#
Real L lat:.
'T*: IF mi hither having formed the a cal • i
* of leaving »owft witni'l OJday or !' i
t', if p »lli *ie, offer* for la»e. a very pica-ant
IruaMon in Walhiug’nn lirevt, m- . ch i» ia
pronounced by all who luve etair: u*J it.
Said lot of Land coufid* of 70 feet front, and
145 feet back, wi h a new two ftory Dwel
ling boufe, lhed, and other out Itoulet ’herera
—tag-1her with a hanUfone garden, and
front and back yards, ail under the faraecn
clofure- Any genleimu wifhing to purchase,
is invited to call on Mr. Timothy Fletcher,
or the lubfcriber, living on the premifes.
In cafe the above property is m>t difpofei
of at private fale by the 20th of Attguft neat,
it will on that day oe fold at public \u&to*,
ou the premifes at »I o’clock in the forenoon.
Aljo—on TburfJay, the 28d day of Auguft,
will be fold, Household Fuenitoee of ad
kind*, confiding of Beit, Bedding, Tables,
Chairs iieaure.su t, Crockery Ware, Kirch n
Furniture, <!Kc. See Sec.
Sa'e to commence at 10 o’clock in the
morning and corrinucd until completed.
STEPHEN DEL iNDE.
N B—All perfon* having demands againA
the laid S D fliall have their debts d fehar
ged before he loves town—and all thole who
are indebted to him by notes or accounts are
requelteJ to mike immediate payment, a* the
time is fliort,and a general fettlement is need,
fary on both fide*.
Portland, Juiy 9
kee’s cPci7opFi)Ia.
rPHE fubferibers to the above work are in
A formed, that the future nuns iera w»ll be
I delivered at ihe Book ftore of A FEPHFH
PATTEN, Ageut tar the proprietor far the
DiflriCt of Maine.
N. B—Thole Gentlemen wl^ have not ta
ken their numbers to the prefent time, will
have the goodneis to call and receive them.
Twenty-Four Half Volumes have been pub
lifhei and are ready for dclivety. One fet
may be fubferibed for at the original price.
Fx.Langi jl/tct, PutU/nd, Jnly 9, I8l0.
THE fubferibers of Dr. Ree’* C*Ci/>I*edia
in the Diftrhft ot Maine, are hereby informed,
that I have this day reieafed to Mr Stepiibn
Patten, rny right to deliver the lame
' DANIEL JOFLviCN.
JJy 2, 1810.
POUND,
T HE i ip of a Siv.rd Pt jhb.TtJ, the owner
may h*v$ it on pay.ng for this advertife
ment. Juiy 9.
Enoch Moulton,
No. 8, Jones Row, ExchangeJireett
HAS juft receiced a van ty of
FASHIONABLE JEWELKY,
a°d PLATED WARE> which he offers for
fale on realonable term* for calh or credit_
viz.
Pearl and gold Broaches
Mourning do
Pearl and gold finger Rings
Mourning do
A variety of gold Ear Rings
Parte do
Elegant Hair Neck Chain*, Hoops, and
Bracelett*
Miniature Settings
Elegant Cornelian Watch Key* and Seals
Do Agate do Jo
Do diver do do
Sugar 2afon*—
Plated coffee and tea Pot3
Cream Pot*
Cartors, fome very elegant
Snuffers and Tray*
Fruit Balkets
Table aud Tea Spoons
Soup Ladles and Filh Knives
Tumblers, tsY
BRITANIA WARE,
Elegant Britania Tea Pots
A large affortment of Morocco ard black
ground Waiters.
White Waiters
Bread Balkets and Cheefe Trays
Knife Trays
Steel Sciliors
t Penknives—Razors
Plated and diver Pencil Cafes
Silver Thimble*,
Ladies and Gentlemen’s Pocket ILoks
Enamelled Boxes
Profile Frames—Looking Glades
Knives and Fork*
Steel Spring Snuffers
Gilt Pins—do Watch Key*.
Do Seals and Chains
Coral Beads, tsk. 13k„
Warranted Gold Necklaces
Aifu— for Church ufe,
Flaggons and Tankards
Silver i able, Defert and 'i ea Spoons, itu
at the fhorrert notice
Hair work executed in'the nea’ert niarm
He has recently received a hand >me a
fortment of
MlLfT /BY ARTICLES*
among which are—
Mitt ai d phtrd mounted Swords
Saddle FWt Is
White and yebcw 2pau’eti#
Do. do Cord*
Do do Prufliah Binding
Worfted Sadies
X-u< TORTOISE SEE- L -i 0.1/BE
w ’ll LIAM MTEMANJi-n. informs h <
fner.ds and (he public that .* c is now o
penmy a <]uautity of Acre Ft^r-/»KtJ I osk in
otif Coombs, which he wdl hi low if ap
plied for looo.—y iinoi/e a new atTortment of
HohnCoo' bs—Together with an adoittou ;c
his £ A7GL l H July &.
Sun-Uy pie.it of ENGLISH GOOD*-,
TXJ ERE taken front fufpicious peifctt* in
* ’ January !aft, fuppoikd to have b.ci
ftolen- For informal ion app y at th. » (Ju*e.
Pv-tLimi, July 9, !8<'9.
r’T>HE fubfcriher hert by git s pub ic notice
to ait concerned, that he «• t!». y
appo;ntcd and has taken np :n hi'hell me
tlllR of a:1**uniflrator on rhr t f;.., i? of
CHARLES BUCKnS ...
fate of I aimmit.li. io the courty < f Cumlm*
land, ot i.ner, deceafid, by g*vi.- - '> ud «
the law diri_'>»—Me the efone • - tju* a!l p -
Son* who aie mdeb:ert to me laid ttece.. lie... ’«
eft are, to make tmmedtafe prymc;.; ; ami
luofe who have any demai.d* the c< i>. to ex
hibit the fame to
CHARLES *\THKfcTo>f,
Jutj 9,
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