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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23
Ell TIMoRE, OAsber 10.

Arrived, fchooner Comet FIX, irven degs
from ST. Aaguai7e. Left schooner Hasriet.
Barnes, FOR Baltimare, resdy to fail. Spukeno-
thing.
/ Alto, brig Henry, Allen, 10 days f'on h
ysnpa. Sailed Me cd inf. in company with tr;s
Alert, RuGtl, for Baltimore parted p,xs Gay
off Mstanz es. Left, fhip Lacy Aen, Middle
ton, for Baltimore7ijh three OF ioar days; brig
Two Brothers, do. ten days; fchoonsrs Trgiaia
j and Mary Ann, DO. uncertain; and a g.eat num-
Der Of Others, names unknown. In lat 80 lspg>
~, poke the brig sally, Jones, from, Masanziss
for Philadelphia. 9S$ 81
Alto, nip Henrietta. Lee. II lays from Va
rel. Left 10 the rvver Jade, mp Gene al Me,cer,
Miller. for Baltimore, loading; Redrefs, N6r-
man, late Of Baltimore, fold. Sepierrber s. in
! hat. 90 long. "a, fpokc the Roba and Bctfty,
from Norfolk, for London. rsth, brig from
liverpool, for E'enton.. ,Ottober f., Ia lat.
81, long. 70, brig Maria, Carev, froE, Aiesan.
tkdria, for Llibon. btN :a
I October 40,
Arrived, chip HamiltsR, Tkompsen, 20 days
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23

We desire the peace Of the contins nj,
because it is in the situation 10 which we
wished il sho uld be. We might have aug
n,en.ed our own po aver, and weakened that
,of.our rivals, if. we had thought A.. 1t
there be aay state disposed again to disturb
the Courinent,, II win. be the FIRST victim,
aud its defsat being reflected back upon
yourselves, will renls r your dangers more
stninent, and your fall more certain.
g We tepsatit; jass reasonable peace
alone can save you. Ons OF our adages Is
already proved, and, since you canaot hope.
for safety but tarodgn ths-assistance of-a
power OF, the continent, ''s' siagly you can
do mo ming against FRaace," and frauee
will'ney4r saffsr thar youS only should have
vessels Oh the seas--thc seas are the pres
perry OF all nations.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23


a,'ost In seearins he ..
boye the line. TIL, 81; H'sn "hORve
al 90 the alert. no n.n ms appear to
safe where a few dee. outsiders aiu,.
can exercise an ;nans osd white me-.
such as Ihase stated - ~ over The blasL,
! The fiozcino is = co,
der wh,eh has bee, tra a = u general OIL
Elk comma,;oyno ~ a"'" ~ to Csbn.
son co,,1tu. i'""a's q Villa
HEAD OIIap rpn
Washiugton M,se;.. mo,
.Ssat..I.pm terriSrg
Sfe ''' 'f, 1905.
v0ry In :,
der Inn msd;.,..,,, .ss..,h, ~ Of this Or.
p,men, Ihe f,llow; ~, ds,a"s 1roa Your t..
w tvo canaan. 20. 49,, LOT duty \
SIGNS e;obt ..ro'.n,s aal's' two co i
drrn,m. 5. 49, Lei. 49, so'pofah, we
,,vo - ana elgn,y.I
oan;es ,h-v o.. - ~ ...u w equal com
nI;ad ,;.h ,.a,. ~ WI a',heo aud sup
nsr Ma,...; -. u ammlnltla
r.o,m.a, ~, 800, IS. ."' s'a'e OF you
with voarseif fram .vh;sh ha,,. must res
are 10 ee,ach ,hem ! b;s.d.,s.S" ?u y'VI
aet 40 a,roi. .rd alsSS''' 'sps "t
demarca,;o, 70 nr.v-,t ., s '.asS
;,;a.f - r. '"e'A Irregular
yo,. =. p;n..na.,,ua y ''po'z'
VIII he ds,,,eh.d 70 - a d;g "''e"es my
as soon az they are assembl.d r. p"'N--
,bee, viii BE- nsde nam;n. H. Cna NV. !"
stoned ofScers and ,emrt;s, ,bs s,ra ,,
and ,h.4e,,,e rs s,n H.. 2, .I 6%
ed 70 t4einspec.or a, this plsee WIN" ' Wy"
viii, receive fsriher Ord.rs-Ir 4. 49,
time the .Be.achman, w,li BIZ. active !, ~,
roles examining ii ecuivoca cbarat o..
passing the line trom below, AID especially
4fty n gh,; s.opP ng & securing any armed
DartlGS, lnDGDDETlf DdSSlHp The Inf az ia
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23
aEersilerfa DaGp aooerttsss.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS.

A letter from New Orleans, dated SEPT
/, savs:-
4" The topic Of conversation atpressnt"
the arrest of white Frenchman, now lods'
Cd in jail Il understand from Mar''nico)
who was attempting TO effect an 'nsuFrecs'
Oh of the free people Of color and sIavs'-~
lis plan had so far progressed that, 10 Gays
lror, ,he,s,yre OF his detection, they were
to commence 't>eir opperatlonsby hf'0e 'H'
city of New Orleans at diHrren! po'''';,
which was to be the sigma! tor genera
massacre of the whites; rot e'rn 10
spare the babes at the brest, " was the oiu't
of their iahuman leader. Proclama''oa'
were prepared offering freedom to the ne
groes AID il ia understood there are e'''.
isaries On the coast and at Natches' INA.
had lheir parts assigned in this SnngGlna,y
plot. Happily information was LODGED VIZ"
the Msvor Of their intention in time 10 a
vert, for the present, the dreadful! eaaa'''
,y."
-S0NlC udt olIISS w SS''N I'll,
Of Gen. Eustace, in New.Jersey' "'
officer served in the American war; aou a.
tanned the grade of Major.Gensrai IN wv
French army in the North in che early oH!'
of the French Revolution. Inc h'''
Mr.. serimgeour of New Jersey, at The h re- re.
quest of Gen. E. on his death pc ,aa
published the following paper WA'Su y" e.
Gen. read to him In a very solemn ano a.
fscung manner few days previous 10 w.
death, viz. /" A Soldiers Creed. u 90 -,
iemnly and devoutly declare to you. OIL
that 1 ara firm aud unequivocal bsles g.
10 the blessed Redeemer of Mankind ~,
credence extends as far as vigorous ana . ra,
terprising genius can comprehend 'nt Con-, an
zine Word vet I look not forward IN, ,.U
this limited distance with the sgassI : a,u
or .dismay: No sir, i. j. there POM. Wv
up towards hsavsu] that faith 0ee0"'' "
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23
BOSTON, October rs.

~ FROM FRdNCE.~-The ship VI ornipg
Star, cap.aia Hopkins, arrived at this port
yesterday, in 81 days from Bourdeaux. A
continental war was considered inevitable.
1t was reported that The troops were order
ed from the coasts to thefrontlers or Fraece
and that the military establishment was
TO De augmented with sixty thousand con-
scripts. 20
We have been favored with Paris pa.
pers to the 1st September, and bourceaux
papers to September 3, received by captain
Hopkins. They mention the continuation
of tbe warllke preparations OF Ressia and
Austria but state that the emperor has
offered TO consent 70 the mediation.ot d
great power, probably, Prussia, for the
continuation OF peace. In the event OF a
war the neutrality of Denmark is calculated
on. The SWEDISH minister, has contra
dicted the report Of the sale OF Ponherania
TO Russia Bonapaf,e was Oh the coast at
the date Of the last papers. The French
Gazetts are full of accounts Of the celcbra-.
.sionof MS birthday, throushout France, It.
ally and Holland.
BorderS Of the Name, Hug. "a.
Il is said that the empetor Napoleon has
sen, an important declaration e a certain
great court, in answer 10 the note of M,
Novoziltzof, in which his majesty SAYS,
that he accepts with pleasure rhe media,i-.
on of that court, to adjust the differences
subsis,ing between HIM and other powers.
Without giving credit to all the reports, i,
may at least, be concluded, that peace has
numerous par,i2ans, on the contlnen, who,
circulate their stories in opposition te the
warlfke rumo,s of England. .&
In one OF the public prints has appeared
he note which the Prussian mir ster Han,
den burg. addressed to the French minister
at Berlin, I.aforet, accompanied with The
wellkn declaration of Nosozihzof...
The .ne,e dated at Berlin, July ii, is in
these terms:
!" + he undersigned minister Of state &c.
finds himself most Reluctantly eompeledte
comGuntcate to NJ. Laforet, envcJ, &c. of
the emperor of the French, the Office with
which he is charged by NJ. Novoz liz a, ef
returning The French passport, ard Of I'D.
nounclng to him the order, which .lae ea,
peror of all the Russias has Sent him, IN
consequence of the late charges in Isaly
and particularly of the union CT TIE Lagu,l
an republic with the French empire mot 10
pursae hisjonrney into France. 1hek,na
could not but feel inhnite pam at seeing
thus confirmed the uneasy suspicious .whlSh
since the news OF this unexpected. rvent. be
has not been abeto repress, upon the eli Ct
which might resul, from it, relative 70 the
salutafy negociaiion upon the eve otbeing
opened. The lively desire for the re,esla-
bEshment of general peace, with which
his :aalesv has not~ceased 70 be animated
and which he has SIS often manifested, is q
sure proof Of the nainful SENSATIONS be e&.
.perlences upon this occasion" a..
BALTIMORE, Oaeber lo.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23

from Va,el. September a., Tat. 60, 1oas.6
fpoke ffip Ardent, Of New London, bound on
whaling voyage. OF the Wetem Hands was
boarded by an Englith ftigats, who informed cap.
.tainfT. tina, there were foursor Eve large French
rriyatecrs, that he was in feafch of them.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23

He have received the to!lozu;ng particulars
4 If the SEIZURE Of the Messrs. Kembers,
+ sn a litter .from Fart adams, dated Sep.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23

UPON some observations IN an Eng
fish paper on the subject of inyasioa, the
RIoniseur contains the. following coma,sn,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05

Al Cray daughter Of AIR Samuel fsriey jun-a
fon, beng the only child. OF Mr.. William Greer OF
Portland.
At PepPfcot, Airs. Sarah Sturges, wife Of Mr. Ma
tkaniel StvEes aged 81 years. She has left an aged
mother, and hufband, and two young children, and
other relations iameat her oisBla1sa a's be @ea1
zpLis5 Ae "a q Lori
A hhlfboro sc MAJOR Thomas B. Bowen, aged 81
Of the reRniy niyvania Line in the revolutionary war.
In Newport. hon Paul Mumford aged 73, Lieut
Governor of Rhode-Inand.
A. Cambridge, Mrs. Mary FroN, aged 80, wife Of
Major walter Froh.
AT Bolton Nfils Ann G. HinokIey, aged 90. Nh
George Bright, aged 10.
DrO7O7eA-At Nzhant, Oh 5undzv, afternoon. young
man, about 90 years Of Eee,. named Adams belonging
g Hopkn ton lie is luPpoled % have overfet ina
fxif, IN gong 70 boat anchor, and being unable
10 iwim, was owned. His body foon found af
,,r =. minr, and meaiure' taken to reiuicitat'
t;,, I'm. without en-, IT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
{" RESPECTED ABROAD"

Gun baet IA. 3-Iakep bytbe Spaniard5 I
The United States Gunboat No. Z, COM
rnandcd by a lieutenant, and having 24 men
on board, from Newyork, was attacked in the
Gut Of Gibraltar, by three Spanilh priva-
tecrs, and after fmart engagement board
ed and took poAtRion Of her, and carried
her into AlgeGras where in conlequence
OF the remembrance: OF the American Of
6c.r, fhe wa: fhortly after liberated. The
day previous to her Capture, three Gunboats,
and two other United Safes vellc)s, ichoon-
ers, failed from the harbor of Gibraltar to
the eailward.-Rtpsrt0,y
A letter from Cadiz, announces the con-
aernation Of the brig Hudlon, and cargo,
by the Tribunal of Marine of the iland of
ST. Leon; the reafon given is, +" that the
brig was Englifh built and ths want of
Spanilh certificates to the property" This
vefel was American built and owncd. be-
longing entirely to native citizens, bid
Gen. Morcau had engaged his paGage i'll
the ihip New York, fer Philadelphia, which
was TO fail about the 18th Of June. 1t is
faid ;he General had received polite let
ear from the Emperor Of Ru1Iia inviting him
70 enter bis feryicc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
TAKE NOTICE
yIll,Ise5

e BE- l'a y -'&er Of ro4rf, oa Trsrdey, N.
22tb day Of Angnf nest, at one eciolk ~
TIE sJfernson, a h5e bon5 s' 3alfbb Seay5,
TnntoHer, IN Bsidgt91
THE whole of tie Real Ptfate of Ioaih
Knapp, latc Of Bridgeton, decealed !;
with the reveriion Of the widows dover
conhling Of Ten Acres ofcxcellent LAND
pieafant'y ituated. within half mile of
the mecting-houie, with good Dwelling
houfc thereon, incumber-d BY mortgage
TO lecure a debt Of about TWO hundred
dollars--A55, Twenty tlvs acres UH of the
No. u, II thr 4.h Range, adjoining faid
ten acrrs.-AI5, One iut If uuimprov,d
land, n the town Of Hsnifon, formerly
one.of iholc lots 40. 2 in I'd range, "a d.
yiaon, Of land in Bsidg,oa -44Ls, one haG
"a PSw II BTidgfon meeting houie 10 pay
The jult debts sS laid dccealtd and inciden-
=! charges.
JAMES EMERSON,
-4Jaiailt, AR ts /aiG egz1f
B4idstpn, Iuly 2, 1895
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
9arrieo.

At Odsheld, the 9TH Of July, by Pelatah March,
Efs. EMr. John Smith Rchardlon, to Mifs Abigail
WlIittum-Mr Nathaniel Scrbner, to S1fs Mary
Smirh
y WifcaT t, Dudley Todd, Efq. Of Winthrop, 70
Mi, Marcy Tinkham
Al Andoyer. Mr. David Blunt, TO Mifs Mary Dun
l2P.
In InIonson, the Earl of O1mrod, TO Nils Clark
This Lady, who is only fifteen, has fortune Of Eig5-
~ Ibslnl Pounds ia Cgg and clear EGatf Of EgJteez
1LsJ ~ Pounds yaar
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05

THE Ladie5 sf Portland are re[teS7fK,
4 iyormsd, fbat tire Portland Bafbrg HcaE
GyW BE- fHrfichL&rL refereed Jar tke7n, sse day
IN each z6esh, z0hicb 7pM BE- on MOND41-5, 5,
trpa 9 II. AZ. til Smi1t /; and f6r ~ Gsa-
tlemen csnfant attendance Ie1cb dzy IL liz a0eek.
{ (M0ndays excepted, fran, Sm riie till Em-y 1T.
luly 20, ao5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
FOR Sale,

THE Dwelling -Houfe, Lot and out houfes,
fltuaed at the Bead Of king -Strsf, in This town.
owned and occSpied by MIR. JAMES CoaRY-
Thefe premiies well known, and generally ac-l-
nowedged to be beautifully ituated and capable az
fmall exPence, of being made equal ID point Of eIe-
ganCe any in town particular decription = there
fore deemed unneceHary. The terms, which are lib
srA, may be known On application to the fublcriber
DANIEL TUCKER
Portland TpEv %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
N0rtlan0,
GATE5T FROM EUROPE.
MONDAY, AUGUST :, 1905.

By the arrival Of Capt. CrandaI at this port in AZ
DAYS from Liverpool havefecn paper of thar place
Of June the both but il gives no additional inlrma
tion OF the political Gtuation of Europe. than what
may be feen under foreign head
On the lth Of June, Lord Melville was admitted
into the Hoae Of Commons, and delivered a fpeecb.
which continaed nearly three hours in anver 70 the
charges brought againit hin, BY the Commfoners of
Naval Enquiry and upon which, Mr.. Whitbread
grounded his motion, for AZ impeachment
In the courle of the debate Mr. Bond moved an
amendment for criminal Prolecution in the Court of
Ery's Bench
ypne l2-Petween five and fix o'clock this morning
,be debate ,s2on Mr.. Whitbreads motion clored and
~ Houfe divided, when the motion for the mpeach-
,pent Of Iord Melville was lot by majority Of IL
-Iq- bs;ag for il, aad 272 againit il.
A fecond dviGon took place immediately afterwards
anon Mr. Bonds amendment for criminal proiecu-
ion sgain Lord Melville, which was carried bv ma
;ority Of nine9Ss being for the amendment and 92o
sr1ina it--Ths friends Of Lord Sidmouth and Mr.
HIlberforce voted for the amendment. Neither Mr.
Pitt nor Mr. Fox fpoke-Mr Whitbread makes his
raotUn agshh Mr. Pitt tomorrow.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
George Lows and Jofiah Goold,
Under the Firm of
GEORGE LOWS & Co.

Goldsmith and Working Jewellers,
No. TO- JoNEs's Row, FI:H-STREEr,
Have Tor Sale, Large and Elegant afIortrlent Of
1s7velry, and Gsld, SifUer and PlatedWare !.
AMONG WHICH ARE,
COLD and Fancy Necklaces Topaz and Pearl
Earrings; Plain Gold Ear Knobs and Wires
Plain and cut Hoops and Wires; Topaz, Hair, and
Enammeiled Rings; Plain, cut and twil do Gilt and
Pafe Lockets Gold and Coral Beads; CryRial and
Amber Beads Of all prices; Tertoile eIl Combs plain
and mounted Silver Thimbes Miniature Chains :;
Silver how'd and Plain Steel SciGors with Chains and
and Silver Cafes Needle, Pin and Pencil Cafes Gold
Boiom Pins; Gilt and Mourning do. Bodkins Tooth
picks Coras for Children; Silver adIcs; Plated and
Gilt do Silver Table, Coffee ans Tea Spoons; Sale
and AIufard do. Plated N1ultard and Salt do. Silver
andPated Cream Pots Silver Tumblers and Gators !:
Silver Deiert Knives Silver Fruit Knives with Pearl
Handles Silver Seals for Compiling Rooms with Tubes
and Picks Plated Candlencks and Saltcellars Sill
yer Seeve-Buttons; Knee Buckles Silver mounted
SPeaaces; Silver and Pearl mounted Cork Screws.
A handfome aflortment Of capp'd Watches,
gold 6lver and gilt of Fngli aud French manufa 6to-
ry; gold and filver Seals and Keys, plated and gilt
Chains, Seals and Keys; cyPher and cornelian Keys.
Eight-dsy Clocks and Time Pieces Look
ing Glaes of al hzes; Profile Frames with gilt rims.
Likenefes Of Warrington and Hamilton,
elegantly framed and glazed. a handfome aiiortment
of Competition Likeneaes, both of Warrington and
Hamilton. ALTO, great variety of PRINTS, ts t5e.
~ All the above articles warranted to be Of
the frft quality if any Of them prove Otherwife'
they may be returne and tAe money will be repaid.
~ Country Trad : may be fuPPled with any of
the above articles, for s1 approved credit cheap
as they can be Purch "a in Portland or Bottom.
~ Watches repai. ed, fold and exchanged Cold
imths and Jewellers work, aud repairs in that line of
buhnes done with neatneis and the ihorten notice
The imallel favors gratefully acknowledged.
~ Cath given for Old Gold and Silver
Portland, Aarzf s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
HEBRON HCHDENT.

THE Pubic, and friends ofLiterature in particular
are respectfully informed-Ihat according to A
of the 1ruees Of Hebron Academy st their meet
ing July |, 1905. Students will be admitted at faid a
codemy on the frit Monday Of September next where
they will be nitructed in different branches Of Lera-
tuce at the moderate exPenle Of 25 cents week for
each Student, and about dollar 25 cents week for
board. Pun1ual payment will be expected and lit
tie advance money wifhed for.
Young Gentlemen and Ladies, who with to imprcv.
their minds in the peaiant paths of cience by attend
ing this academy may expect every attention confest
with the infant fate of the inititutIon.
JOHN TRIP, Sec'y.
HeEyog. YuEy 8. 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
70 BE SOTD
H,ins6am, July l6.

THAT excellent, we'll known Farm in P4ycgrerLl
called the KEZER FARM. as it u now occt.ried
by JoGah Kezer, containing about one hundred and
fifty acres, perhaps Of the he land II one sody IL the
cosnty Of York, with Dwelling FouIe, Barn, and
young Orchard Of $50 thrifty apple trees, ut begin
ming to bear, on the premifes.
Ano-Iwo Lots ot Land adjoining the aforefaid
Premiies, containing about three hundred acres, as
now occupied bv Ebenezer Kezer, with Dwelling
Houle and Barn thereon; all which Lands are dverii-
fed with moving, tllage, Paurage and plenty of good
water, and under good Improvement, and wood lots
that are commodious. They will be fold together OF
ieparate, as may belt uit the purchafer. For further
particulars, inquire Of
EBENEzER KEZER.
ParJansfeR, Tuyy I5, 1905. T8w7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05

a FARM, lying ia WifA5au, twelve miles from Port
land, containing fifty acres Of excellent moving,
pafuring and wood land, with three eghths of good
Saw-Ndl Prelumpicot river on Little Falls III fad
Wndham new Dwelling -Houie Barn and out build
ngs For terms OF iale, apply to the lubfcrber, living
on the Prenifes.
James Paine.
.LyirrEnrr InIv lE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05

4NyLILGs
WE the fublcribers, having been appointed bv
the Hon Samuel Freeman, Efd. to receive and
examine the claims Of the Creditors the ERate Of
NATHANIEL WlNSLOW, late Of Falmouth, in the
County Of Cumberland, yeoman, decealed reprefeteo
inovent, do hereby give notice, that Tx months are
allowed to iad Creditors to bring in and prove their
claims and that ha attend that fervce at the Houle
Of the Widow Of lad decealed in Saccarappa on the
fourth Monday OF this and the five following months
Timothy Pike,
Enoch Freeman,
Daniel Small.
Tukv rs 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
a Young Man

THAT Is acquainted with Bookkeeping, and has
beeA four years IN a fore, wiihe. htuation IN
bSore or Countlas- -Rsom.-Good Recommendation
sel-se gi7.c-En41ire QELbe Printer 5ggsS s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
Save YOUR Rags |!


7 is great plealure obferve the mPyoveneatt ma
king in bonqs r5an1a57wes-and which is 70 evil
dent attract the attention of foreigners as well
as natives 1t behoves uso toer and encourage them
by every means in our Pewet.-The paper manufaGt-
ure in particular, the public have the power Of con-
fderabIy ailng, by itrctly lsving all their white
rags. This manufacture now fully equals tire beft Br
tilll in It's mott iuperior branches. We with to ad-
drels the Pariotiim Of the La4ie5 this lubjeGt.
Tens ofthpufands of dollars might b. annually faved
70 their country by vhg Of REs, either by perion-
al attention encouraging their doH2eAics add the
profits to their perquiftes, as many thouiand tons
have been and great many continue TO be imPUtsS
from fcycign countries. Even our BIBLEg are formed
Of article which is frequently waited or fwept IL
to the fire. Let then, family be without Rag-
Bag and Children, at leaR, may fupply themfelves
with Change ~ CLING with clean Linen & Cotton Ray.
- Ca@ Paper, and the kgb5f Prize will be given
fer Rags at the PsperAiill in SaarARp9, Falmouth)
by PARTRIDGE B. TOWER.
faly 7s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
TuR rs, 1905.

4 He fubicriber hereby gives public notice to an
concerned that ihe has been duly appointed and
has taken upon herlef the truft Of an Admiaratrix
on the eftate of
SETH GRIFFIN, lare Of Durham,
in the county Of Cumberland, yeoman, deceaied, by
giving bond the law directs She therefore requeHs
all Perons who indebted 70 the fad deceaied e.
tate 70 make immediate payment and thoie who
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the fame to
JUDITH GRIFFIN, Airiaif,af,i..
D4fN1 JAly ~, 1905.
HE 1ublcrber hereby give, public notice to All
concerned that he las been duly appointed, and
has taken upon hrafef the trua Of AdIninarator On
the eitate of
MICAH MUNROE,
late Of Brug7Uiek, in the county Of Cumberland yeo-
man, deceaied, by giving bond the law directs -
He therefore requeits all perlons who indebted to
the f4id deceaieds eGate, make immediate payment;
and thofe who have any demands thereon, 10 exhib-
il the fame for ietement him at bis dwelling houIs
on Little river. JOHN BAN.
June 81, 1905. 'Jy9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
SbiP 1eius.
PORT OF POPTLfND.

POki OF POfILT-FD.
74tj74y -6gg. Arrived, ihiP sachcm, Ha:chs A
DAYS from Csdiz
Syftystys lgaF 3-Arriyea fclocneI Della, captain
Crandzi, IS days from LiyerPooi.-Left there brig
Jane, Hunt for Portland, il iOdavs; 1lip Cornea.
Thr41ser, and brig Eleanor, Motley, in ii days fhip
Mac, KemptoR, in p Gays-Sbp JofePh, of this port
capt, Jamei0n failed days before capt O. ao, fhip
Hez5v Weeks, failed June 20, for Bofon-June /,
hip Ontario. capt. 5tarsoard Newyogk ftrasd-
Sd, coming out ofdock.-JuIy 9, ipcke Elip Maria,
from Phi!adelphie, for Liverpool.
San. s,5--Anived brig Portland, capt ". Crabtree
-s days from st. Thomas.
gssIea-Slo5P Harriet Orna-d, Of Portland, taken
by The French, has been condemned at Baracos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05

FOR SHE,
LONE Lot Of Land, or more If re
quired, in the town Of 0tifaX The purehlfsr
may have his choice Of the following Lots--Ne. in
the frt divifon, on the plain Elq. Pierces-No.
in 18th range and 4th divih0n--No. ~ in sd RANGE
and 9Th diviGon-Each Lot containing one hundred
aares For further particulars, inquire of
WILLIAM G0RFA1f u Bis Ssoye,
AAg4G s. Fsre-Shstf, Portland
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
TO LEI,

4 HOUSE, with Barn, Garden, &c. fit
uated on Sfate-Sfrct calculated to accommodate
Two frna families For terms, pleafe 70 apply to
Tyly Pc. WILLIAM SROWN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
THE FEVER.

Tbs laf accounts from Providence and New-Haven
fate that by the ererons of the police, in requiring
the inhabitants to remov from the place where the
fever frt made its appearance, an eneGtual flop
put 20 its further fpreadng. In New-Haven it has
wholly dilappeared. In Providence only FIVE perions
hck with the dilorder, and they cen6der-
ed ia a tate Of recovery.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-05
WHNTED,
WANTED,


A Lad about years Of age to attend
IN f.'all fsmily.-Good encourage
mnet Will be given.--Inquire At the Ca
zeue Otiice. July ~.