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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-08
alsranosia Dailp snOertt5er.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8.

A motion wasmade in the Hcuie OF Reprefen-
tatiVes on Tusf3ay laa. TO diicharge the commit
tee of the whole from the farther confederation of
the amendment 10 The ConRtgtion, predicated
sa s',r ground that in the Senate it had nor re.
ceiyedtnr conaitat,onal majority. Thofe who
were in favor of the motion, commended that it
required tygo thir Of all the Senators-snd their
opponents, two thirds of the members pfefent.
The qaeaiop vas taken by yeas AMI nays. and
c4gtssa IN the negative. Yeas 34-Nays s..
Wa@. FfaeralV.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-08
EPIGRAM.

From Ma,tial, vansland, Book fbe atb,Ept
g'am.35
Cum sites SMILES, paresquc vita,
Uxor pessima, pessimus maritus,
Mifor, non bene conyenire vobis!,
Pair'd in wedlock, pair'd in hfe.;
Husband suited to thy wife:
Worthless thou, and worthless she
Strange it Is ye can't agree.
STUDENT.
Academy.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25
commonwealth Of Paaatbufstts,

In Senate, Feb Iotb, 1905.
ON the petition of John Cuihing and others
praying that they may be Incorporated for
the purpofs o. building Bridge over andre
fcoegin River, at place called the ten mile
Falls
ORDERED, tha; the petitioners czufe an
atteAed copy of their petition with this order
thereon, TO be pubi(hed three weeks fuccef.
Gvcly, in the Portland Gazette, printed by
Elezer A. Jerks; the lat publication TO be
thirty days az leaf before the fecond We'd
neiday of the GrR FELTON, of the next Gen
cral Court, that all perfons concern
ed may then appear and fhew caufe (if any
they havc) why the prayer of faid petition
lhoald not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence.
DAVID COBB, P,Yilta..
Hogfr Of R<Pyssafafivts, FEB II, 1868,
Read and concurre6-
JOHN c JONES, Speaker.
A true Copy-AitcR
G.E. VAUGHAN. Clerk oftbe Senate.
(Apr3 u.J
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25
Mdrsb 4, 1905.
Excellent Stand for Bainslj, on
Kense5eck Ripsr.

Tor SALE cheap, eoEvenient dsOelLing
l. Home, As BY 80 feet, 100 -R0ries bigb,
completely fnilbed i.hde ana oat, pap-rsd and
painted, qvitb band/ome bail 7 god iodg-
ing e5a1,5ers a Bed,of4o fret adjoining he
fame, q0itb Nell Of qvater sndet a.; a good
Barn and otb:r. Buildings, a Wbarf Jo4
feet bead, qvitb Is f6et of aVater a. iOlv tide
II Rore on tbe fame, IA By 40 feet, fyuo TO-
ries bigb, qvep jf156ed and lgiaaed. The lot
of Laxd contains near one bandrei acres, and
is neayiy JqRare quarter part 9fit u rov-
erred zvitd lvbitt oak and 6acres are diked
marb. The lot sxtends 80 reds on tie rIz,-
er, auth Number of cd Birth for catch
ing Ealmor. Ii ineiude5 an excellent Ship
Yard, soitb emery thing eosvenient far bmid
ing, good @ed on 50 fret. gOod dock for
timber, and Jone Timber Knees and PLANK IN
tie fams.----For price and ivmJ olqHnire of
BENJAMIN EMMCNS, at Georgetozvn,
cppofte Jones' Edds living on tie Pyenryss.
Fee. ~. zap
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25
Valuable Family Book.

LATELY PUBLISHED, AND Now FOR Sal z
AfTIOMAS CLARK's Beck Rare,
(priee IS CeniJJ
EXERCISES OF P1ETY /: or, Meditations
~ olsthe principal Doctrines and Duties OF
Religion. For The ute of enlightened and
virtuous Chrifliaas. By C J ZoLLIKor
late paftor of the Reformed Church At Lsiefek,
in Germany from The French
edition, BY JANIS NAMING, Paitor Of the
United Congregations of DrIehters in Exser,
Creatbritain Abridged, corrected, and re-
commended by 1'HADDEUS M. HARRIS
Paaor ofshc church at D0ysbseer, Maaachulelts
CosTESrs.
E;oe-sphioal Notices OF the Author-lntro-
duct Reflections on the Exiienc of God =
On Providenee On Faith in Jeius Chri0--
The immortality OF the Soul--Love to God
Love to Iefus Chrilt--Lovc TO Mankind
Love of LaboI--The Saicli Rue in the Con-
cue: Of Life-Exercilss OF Piety fuitec to the
different relations Of Society Married Perions
--Pafents-F Cniid--Manhood Youth
Cld Age On Duty TO Rulers and Superiors-
Rich Man Poor Msa--A Perlon conhhed
by SiclSucls- Death Of Friends-On the Lords
day Morning--On the Lords day Evening.
Ebrn 3, f2O,'
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Carey's Elegant Family Bible,
FOR SALE AT TIE BooKsroRs OF
ISAAC ADAMS.

No O. 7oaes' RsvU.
THIS Bible is ornamented with fix elegant
= Maps, and twenty four Rhetorical Engra-
wings ; aud contains oopious Concordance,
and many articles not found in other bibles.
Alto may be had as above,
A variety of Folia, Qnarto. 70. and faial
Bibles, and Iellam-nts.
Morfes Univerfa Geography and Caze,tee,
SCHOOL BOOKS OF all kinds by Inc doz
o. ilngIe.
Maps of MaEaehufet,s and Diaria Of
Maine.
Ledgers. JoernsIs, aud waae Books, va
yions qualities.
Together with general aGortment of
Books and Stationary.
" Private Libraries frpPied on the lowell
terms.
u Cath and the highea price given for
RAGS. Portland AprH IL
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GsnSitisnS os Gbe cusettr.


The price of this GAzrrTr = fubicribers "a
town, who receive their papers by The car
riers, is TWO DOLLARS per annum,-gT DIFF
tant funfcribers who have their papers fcalef
hngly will alto pay two dollars, executive Of
po0age.
Subscribers in the country, who, rec give
their papers at the Office or by poa. viii
pay oss Dollar AND FIFTY CrNrs, czcIu-
Ave of poGagc.
o. Country fubfdribsrs arc expected to
pay punefually every year--And town fub-
fcribers whenever their bills arc prefented.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25

II a Court ofcomm0n Flea, fer f5e county
Of cunJ-rIars, bsgsn and boldfs al Porii1Hf'
zvHLiu and for fbe Ilaif ssAnty, on tie third IEC
Isy Of February, A D Soj-
I'm the petition of Benjamin Herrick,
" Of Ns,tLys,montb, in fAid county, fhewing,
That he is inc reGfcd in and is ieizcd as
tenant in common with thr Heirs OF the Hon
jeremiah Powell, dcceafsd, and others 10 him
unknown, Of cnc Grh part OF the one hun
bred and twenty acre Lot OF Land namoered
tweaiy eight, htuate on The VET iide OF koya'
River, in Nor,hyarmouth, aforelald- That ne
is defirous OF holding AMI enjoying his refPeo-
live iharc thereof (ior the fu ure) in icvtral-
iy-snd thefeiore praying that partition
hereof mghr be made, and his isid thirs fe'
off and divided from the remainder OF fad
Lot agreeable TO the law in thar cafe made
aud pr vided--
o dere1, that the PetitioTer csufe
the icv-rsl perfons intereltcd 10 faid Eitate,
AID being within the STATE, or the Attorgies
of fuch az are sbfcnt, and have attornes
reffding within the State, 10 b- duly notified
of faid petition by fefving them pcrionaliy
with copy thereof, or leaving copy at
their dwelling houfc. or lalt place OF abode,
or BY inlerting the fubeancc of the fame three
weeks fuccefIirely.. in one or rrore ofthc pub
lie newspapers, that they mag have opPertu
nifty, 10 make their exception 20. this Court
en- the third Tuefday Of June next, to their
granting the fame.
Attef. SAMUEL FREEMAN, Cisys.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25

T0BAcC0NlS7, from Bsifoa.
- Eipedfuliy informs Bis friends snd the
N PubI,e, that tie h.s taken 4 Gore one
ooer wen Of Mr.. John Clcaves' Tavern in
SAc0, for the purPofe Of carrying on the
Tobacco bui;ae!s ia its various branches.
TIC has on hand, and now ready for isle,
a quantity of Pig,ail, Fine rwla. and Keg
Tobacco, of the ldt quality.
Likewile, kitefoot No 4, a & ] Smoaking,
ditto, and bell Bonon ana Porrbouth Stuff
All Of which he will fe, cheap for Cath, ap
proved Credit, or Country produce.
~ Country Orders puneua,ly put up,
and the fmalie0 favors greatfuIy received
PsbbrreigAer oprb, .7bya Is. 1904
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BY sILAs LEE, Els Attorney.

Lintolr, G.--Afbe Fzbreme TtdieiziC owt
begun and bolden al JSsgGet, ii AMI jor ne comfy
Of Lincoln, on The fs6 Tn5fiay IF oS7obsr, -daao
Dozin t8o1-
ORDERED, that the petitioner motifs al
perlnns ntercned in theLand mentioned in fad
periIoA, to appear before the Juitice5 of ;he
fAid Supreme Judicial Court next o be no den
At Wifeafet, in and for faid county. on the
icc-nd Tucfday Of June next, by pubiiihing
fad petition and the order Of Court thereon
three weeks fuccIflveIy in Jerki' Pgrsiaas Ca
seffs the Taft pub ication to be thirty days at
leaf before the next term Of faid Court.
True opy-Atrch,
ALDEN BRADFORD, cirf.
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ALDEN BRADFORD, ClrE.

To re Hon. fbs Senate and tho Hen. tbe
Hsgis OF RpretsatatiVes Of fbe Common
sOeal:b Of Magactafsffs.
THE petition of the fnbfcr iberS humbly
iheweth-That a'road TO lhorten tbs
dieance from HalIowell 10 Portland about
four miles, aud accommodate large
territory with the markets on Cafco Bay,
has been laid out by the county Of LIG-
coin TO the ten mile Fails on the river An
drofcoggin, which is ABOUT being met at
that point by road contemplated IN the
county of Cumberland.
To promote this ufefll defgn, we pray
your Honors for leave 10 build Bridge
at the faid run of Fails, with the power
to collect fuch toll as your Honors ihali
fee fit to allow, when fuch road aud bridge
lhal be erected-:o be yielded however,
to the Maine Turnpike Company, If they
ihould take this rout.
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Attention !

VHE path Of honor and fame 10 open 10
Il thole true hearted Americans, who fee
ambitious 10 ierve their cou try and gan an
unfading name, by maintaining and defending
its. rights and liberty Their grateful coun
try will provide them with good provilious,
handfome cloathing, liberal pay and bounty.
add eor1modious quarters.
Awake then, SONS OF GLORY, and join your
comrades in arms, at the rendezvous, near
The Bell Tavern, 10 Newglsuoeller
J. CROSS, u It. y. s. A,.iilr5qs.
RstrEitis- Re1ltzVguy,
N,zpoLo,e9sr Mark a. r2n9
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25

ID ANYWAY from me the inhfcrber,
N OF the 18th ntt. an indented appren-
tice boy, by the name OF Irba6Od D05ie, 10
the twentieth year of hiS age, light COM
Plexion, hort hair, five feet and an half
nigh, lleodcr bult-nad on when he wen,
away, a deep blue waitcoat, ihnrt grey
jacket and trowfrrs of the fame. Whoev-
er wiIltake up fad boy and return hin to
the fubfcriber, fhsIl receive the above re-
ward, and NO CHARGES PAID.-iT N. B.
All perfons are hereby forbid either har-
boring or truning the faid apprentice, il
they with to avoid the trittures of the law
NICHOLAS MOVES.
Mu1o., March II, I8c{.
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Wet Nurle.

a Woman with good breafl Of milk wini-s
N 10 take child TO nurle .-Aoy perfon
who may ptalc 70 put child under her care
may depend on every attention Being paid u
-it-APply 20 the Printer. npyH IT. .
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25

- Efpeafully informs the Ladic: and Gen.
i v tlemen OF Portland and its vicinity, that
he propoles opening DANCING SCHOOL,
II icitab.e encouragement thou Nc g,vel.-.
His lcrms ar: SIX Dollars icho'ar per quar-
ter and he will furnuh Mafic, Hall FIRE.
wood and Candies. One hat iaid terms 10
be PAID at entrance, and tbs remainder at the
expiration oS the quarter
Ills fehool will be on Mondays and Wed
nsfdays, from two 10 ave &C ock, PM. for La
dies, and from fix to nine in the evening Of the
fame days, for Gentlemen, at the New Alien
bly, Foom.
He ALTO propofes opening School at Mr.
Packs Coffee Houle where he will teach
MUSIC on the following inaruments-The
CeyaBar Fi4te, Hubby, ClariO1st, BsDoOa. Byf
V,0l, and Fyeaeb H,rs.
His Dancing School will begin on Wed.
nerIay the 9Th OF April AprH II
ME the iuDleribers do hereby notify aud
Wv requea that all thole who have one
or more rights to the
Common and ssiiVidtd Land ~ Falmouth,
in The county Of Cumberland, as proprictor'
Of faid Falmouth, TO br ng in and prelent their
deeds, or otherways, good right to IA d
Land, on the fol owing days, viz. on the fttt
and fecond ruelGNays oe May next, al the
houlc OF dadyezV p. Frsq. in faid Falmouth, at
ten O'Clock, NJ. where We lhall attend on
faid buiincls.
NATHAN WrNsLow,) ~
BENJAMIN BAILEY, 2 PrsfriIsrf Committee
SAM'L MouNTFogT,
FJimOzib, Maye6 rs, 1868 (An)
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-25

70 fbe Honorable .J1aqices Of ne Saprsms
1Haisiai Cont, nozV boAAiag al ,t>Vfsla, IN and
fer tie eD4nty Of Li1egia icing tts fae 7ssfsay
ef CFob.r, daao D0mim 8oz
a MOS GoWDY, Of B,jfoi, in faid county,
"A yeoman gives faid Court 20 uuderaand
and TO be informed, that he is fclzed as ten
ant in common with others 10 him unknown,
Of two undivided feventh parts Of certain
raA Of Land ituatcd in Briltol, aforefad,
containing eighty acres, more or lefs ; bound
ed thus, VIZ. weaerly by Damafcotta River,
70 called; eaaerly by road northerly by
certain ,rsa Of Lad known by the name OF
the Widow Cowdys Dover, Che being the
widow CT Amos Govdy, late Of fad Brlaol,
dcceafed and foutherly by road and the
foutherIy fide line of tho farm of the late A
mos Gowdy, deceaied and Is dthrcus of
having. holding and eojoyipg his faid two fc
venth parts thereof in icveralty--W5ercfore
prays that due procefs may be had, and that
partition theleof may be made according 20
law.
. 70 err &C IEE -. A..o---
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Ten Dollars Reward.

DESERTED from Fart Sumner, on the
IL nth init ALEXANDER YOUNG,
a Private, aged n years about feet
9 inches high--light ihort hair--light blue
eyes-leht complexion, and is ptted with
the fmal pox.--Had %, when he went off,
: white linen frock and trowferS and
white wooden waifcoa,, over which he
were a brown great coat.--Whoe7er
will apprehSnd iaid Young. and fecrre
him in any jail, or deliver him to any off
Ger Of the United States Army, ihall re.
ceive ten dollars reward, and all necehary
charges paid by
PEARSON TITCOMB,
LieA fytlsyjf5 u 4d5Fa.-D1iltary Agaat
FaEr-suMNEK, April 70, 1903.
TINE Cepartnerihip OF TOWLE u
L AVER, is this day diiiolvsd by mu
tual content ALI perfoHs who have ac-
counts untitled, are requelted 70 call and
adult the fame, with J9fab Tosois, at his
tore 10 Newlield. The bufineis will be
continued at aid fore by the aid TowLs,
as ufusl. JOSIAH TOWLE,
JAMES AVER.
IL ~ O.
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NOTICE IS hereby given 70 ANDREW LEAeH, ,
In nonrefdent proprie' or OF Lands iiua-
ted in the town of Uaiaa, county Of Lincoln,
that faid Lands arc taxed 10 the Stas, County
and Town taxes, FOR the year 1901, and COM
VIE Dolls. Cents.
State Tax, 6 II
County and Town, ~ 80
Mrniaer's Tax, II II
And unlefs faid taxes (,yith al int,rvening
charses) arc paid to the iubfcfNer, on or be.
fore Monday the lrth day of June next, 70
much OF faid Lands viii then be fold at pub
lie veadue, at The dwelling -houfe OF NafbaaiA
Ro5b;zs, innholdtr in faid town, at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon a. all be iuffieient 10
pay laid taxes and charges as sfore(ad
SPENCER WALLCOTT, CoileE7or for
Uuioz, FEB 7,ISo3. (An) 1904.
NOTICE hereby given TO the nonrehdent
~ proprietors Of the fo lowing lots of Lard,
in The town Of Nszpglouesfey, diltri1 Of Maine,
thar their lots are taxed, 70 the state, Lounty
and Town, for the years 1900, 1907, and 1904,
IN the bills committed to me the fuolcribtr 10
collect, as follows:
Thomas Rand's heirs--Thc r55 part of
Lots No. "a and IA, in the 7Ih div
hou Of fsid town, Tax.
{. M
For 1900
For r8oI
For 8o1
MOies Bradbury's heirs-Los No. ~, in
the 9TH dividon, Z.
For 1906 10
For 1907 10
For 1904 8
And unlefs fad tares, and the neceffary in
tervcning charges, are paid 10 me the Coneet-
or, on or before ThurfdAy, the fra day Of Sep
| tember next, at two Of the clock, in the after
noon, 10 much Of fAid LOIS will then be fold
at pubic Auaion, as will pay the fame, at the
dwelling -houfe Of Capt. JABEz CUsHMAN,
lnaholder, in faid Newgloucelfer.
JOHN WoODMAN, COis7v.
Nt-VgtE<ea1, Marr5 81, 1893
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DANIEL GILBERT,


"A Smart active LAD, as Apprentice to
Z y the Tin Plate Weyky's bu, asis--JJ One
hon the Country will be. prefered-Inquirs
u BENJAMIN EVANS, Fgs fret
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THE copartnerfhip Of SAMUEL &IsAAc
L HUBB ARD, is this day by mutual
content aifTolvcd--AlI perfons indebted 20
aid firm are reouened 10 make immediate
payment; and tnolc who have any deGands
aqaiuft faid frm are requeled 20 exhibit the
fine for fcttlcment 70
SAMUEL HUBBARD,
ISAAC HUBBARD.
HTeoEa, 6brI !, 1853. (AID
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Competition Ornaments.

D EcEIvED fr9f Corps mandatory.
n Bottom, a complete sfortment of CON-
POSITION ORN AMENTS, luitablc for Cor.
nices and FRIES for rooms and chimney
peces; aud variety Of Center PIECE. for
dtto.-Alo ornaments for Dado Cappings,
&c. and Bead ofthe fame, of different irzes,
For Sale BIZ RUFUS WAoHBuRN,
Portland, At the fame prices as retailed in Bot
ton.--Patterns of the different kinds may be
feen by applying as above.
ferii n.
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' ~hE inhfcriber hereby gives aotice 10
Il ali concerned, that having bten duiv
appointed Adminifrator on the E.ate u
Nicholas Means,
late Of Coz BAN, n the col " ar Cum
bsrland, yeoman, deceafed, has taken up
on him hat truft BY giving bond A. jhe-Ew
directs He therefore rcquefls all per-
iDns who are indebted TO laI decsaisu's
Eaate, TO make immediate pavmcn, and
thoir who have any den "a thereon, to
exhibit the fame to tbs Comn.tGionera
appointed 70 reciYe and exam'ne.tfe fame
JAMES MEANS.
Wirdba1, March "a, 1909.
NX/E the fuhfcribcre, CommHliuners
Wv appointed ny the Hon, William
Ccrham, Efq Judge Of Probate r.. th-
county OF Cumberland, 10 receive aud tx-.
aminr TIE ella ms of the fevetal Creditors
to the Eeate of
Nicholas Means,
late of Gorbam, in laid county, woman.
deceafed, reprrfrntrd nfolvept- hereby
give notice. that Tx months from The ninth
OF February infant, are allowed 70 brine
in and prove their CLAIMS and that v =
viii attend that ierv,ce at the It re OF Tons
HARDING, 10 Wnfdbau. the n-ft TurIiay
Of April next, the frtt Tnefdsv in rnne.
and the 6rh Tuefday 10 Augult following.
from two to five o'clock, p. N. on each
day
E Es,A. Ms's c'sim.s. com~aT.-trs.
F4i,1;oufb Ngrrb : 10,
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THE fubfcribsr hereby gives public no
Il tlce, that iht has been duly appointed
and has taken upon her the fruit OF ar
adminiaratrx on the eifate OF
SAMUEL PARSONS.
late Of Poiand, IN the county OF Cumher-
land, yecslan, dcceaf@d, reprefcnted Inioi-
vent, Uy giving bond as the law dirett5:--
she Therefore requets all perions who az
tadebttd to taih eltate 70 make immediate
payment and thofc who have any de-
naads thereon to exhibit the fame for iet-
element to the CammToaers appointed
To receive the claims On iaid eAste.
ABIGAIL PARSONS, Admr. 7rafrir.
March 10, 1905.
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Spring Goodr.
RTEELLAN &BROWN, have

-
Az imported by fhps Jsfpt and Nab.y, an
sxtenGve variety of New and Fathionable
Goods--whch they are now opeDing and will
have ready for fale tomo.row-viz.
Printed and plain black, white aud fancy
colored A. o3, and So CsmbriciSs iPotted
and iatiu checked do
glazed ano plain Cambriek Handkerchisfs
Super, ane aud common Caicoes--lilac,
black. orange, blue and purple grounds.
Black and fancy colored Ginghams.
Scotch MuGins-book. iprigged, PLAIN md
tsmbored.
shawls-cambric and fancy ehintI.
irih Linens Brown Hollands.
Nuns Threads.
Malabsrs. RomoIs, Pullicats, Silk and Cot
son 3zndannas.
Silk shawls--plain, black, white and fancy
solored.
Check'd Silk Mulins--bl2ck, blue and
cloth colored.
Sewing Silk.
Dimit3-ccmmon tape and imperial friPe.
Ouiltinss-pl4In. wave and fancy colored
Genoa Cords velvets and Veivetteens.
Ho6ery--fIk and cotton, generally shortcd.
Cotton aod fix Gloves and Mitts, tor la
dies ana Aiifcs.
Black and white Laces.
~ The above Goods they think are well
shoien-are confident they arc OF the very beit
fabric-have no doubt bu: their friends and
xuiomers viii be readily convinced OF this as
well as of the very low prloes at which they
effsr them, after examination.
-aJs bv fbs (ams syrivas, agere,ai 5',trvHut y
Hard Ware and Jewelry.
1Csfe Guns with Bayontis.
Mems, Wonen's and You BIS Hats. &c
CT Their friends in the Country are par
eieaIarIy reqoeffed to forward their orders
as early as poiiible.
Portland, Aeyi =.
DANIEL GILBERT,
TTEREBY informs his friends and the pub
IL tic, ~ he has lately removed from
-fIory< Tsve,a y sallsd) and taken a liand
nearly oppo6ts Gray, R.ps Waf-where the
ben WARRANTED AXES, broad md narrow, and
All XII ds of Edge Tools,
,s,ay be has-Likewifc, HORSE SHOElNG,
HOES. CHAINS, PLOUGHSHAREs, and
all kinds of Country work. may be had al
xha lhoriea notice -Confant attendance,
and all favors duty ackrow edged.
6T Wanted, Lad about fourteen
year, old, a. an apprentice to the above buff
nefs, Ps,fiasd lrb dPyl. 1909
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SAMUEL PARSONS.

NOTICE IS hereby given that she FAB
l y fcriber has beea duly appointed Ad-
"a uiftratrix on the EHate ot
JOHN SAVAGE,
late Of Htjta6st, in the county Of Lin.
colo, mariner, deceaftds * has taken up
upon her that truft By giving bord as the
Law difcets She Therefore requrfs all
pertons who are inds bted 70 faid dece feds
eftafe to make immediate payment; and
thote who have any demands thereon 10
exhibit the fame to
SusANSA SAVAGE, fdminigratrir-.
NlcaRr!, Jeaaary 81, Igo3. (M ID
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THE fubfcriber hereby gives notice
a. that he has taken the trnR Of an
Executor Q The laft VIII and Tx ffamgnt of
Jofeph Thrafher,
ate Of FahnoHtb, ia the county of Cum
btrland, Observation-Disclosures, all prrfons
whohayc any demands upon the eNat- cf
faid deceaied, are requeGed to exhibit the
iame Tor settlement; aad all ind gbted 70
iad ritate, arc deiired 70 make immediate
payment, otherwiie the accounts win be
put IN tnit without further NOT &c.
JOSEPH THRASHER.
FrIzrontb. Mnrrh a.. l2r,a
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EHE Subscribers hlviGg been appoint
Il cd by the Hon. William Gorhamp
Eiq. Judgc of Probate for the County %
Cumberland, commiiiioners to receive aud
examine the claims OF the creditors 10 The
cltate of
SAMUEL PARSONS,
late Of P~laad, IN faid county, deccaf-
ca, repreiented infolvent, he,rby gve
notice, tsit llx months are allowed unto
flid creditors for bringing in and proving
their debts; and that we fhall attend OF
laid bntinsfs Thurfday the a4,h day of this
preieat month, and 90 the hrit Thurtday
IF the FIVE following months, at The hcnfr
Of. Daniel Jarkf5n. in Poland, ia faid coun-
ty, from TWO tll five, P Mon each day.
Daniel Jasklun, Commit
John /. Merrill, ! .foasrr.
Mareb o, Boz
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