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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14


It IS a curious fact thar tho netiv-s ot
'OTyhee, where Capt Coot ItH his ht-.
have, Gnce the ara ot h- well known voy
age Of capt. Vancouver, made aitani.hiu.
advances to dexterity and dljll il cur r,lU
utcful European arts lhamah4ma, Jur
king, is another Peter rhe Great. Capt
Vancouver laid down the keel Of his E-t
veil'l n 792.---tIe is row matter q more
than twenty veatis, iomc even copper-hol-
toned, Of different lizes from Is To Sc tons.
lie encourages Europeans TO 1ettie III the
iAand, provided they be indutrious. and
acquainted with the arts which NAV be Of
uir to them. He has company Of body
guards, whom he makes TO initiate the Eu-
ropean diiclpiine. lie has palace, built
in the fathion of Europe, Of brick, with gIni,
windows. His iubje6ts have learned 70
make trading voyages as far as the North
wet coaf Of America. He has accumu-
lated large flores Of fire arms, gun powder,
hard ware and cloth Of different forts, moie
than he has occaiion to conlume And II
is a truth, however furpriiing il may ap-
pear, that he and his fubjc6t5 already m5d-
itate the diGgn of trade with China, to be
carried on in yei;aA Of their own conhruc-
ton navigated by their own people 1 he
POPULATION of the Owhyuee and the other
Sandwich Iats has increafed couiidersby
Gnce they were hrf dfcovered On th1
contrary, that Of Otahte, has, il between
30 and Az years been5diminiih-d by d.f5-
luteneis, idienels, Child murder, fnai pox,
and certain odious dilorder, from 100, 600
fouls 70 little. more thau 5oool
According to accounts which Dr, De Car
70 of Vienna has received from the Eat IL
dies, uo icls than !45,84o perfans have been
vdcinated there between the Iit Of Septem
b7r 8o2, and the goth April! 1904. The
kajah Of Tansore is a Jealous (uPporter
of v4cination and the Dewan Of iravan-
core has himieif fubnitted 20 the operation
Among the vacinated perfons were A.
Bramins, 4I,8oT, Malabars, and Io,92o
MahoRetans. ....... .... ...--.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-12

,m IN ,le S0sh. arrived at Verda Road, a
a 1%s' american brig and schooner, narnes
e,0, as" = ALSO rsturned the brig Hope
hS; s.S s0shran. bounslto Spainwith graiu,
,,ma mug sprung aleak and shifted her cargo,
| {, ' aay proceeded FOR Bordeaux 10 re-
Dol,sn.p re2 18th, arrived the American ship
Iro a IN captain Hall, thirty -four DAYS
ss,~. ssaarlss'on, with French passengers
nm = 4s S'a June spoke the schooner Hi.
seS,..;' uaysirom New York, bound to st.
~ aus long. So, w. ali we'll. On the
from ,,, 'i. y aosis from Boston out S days,
7,h s,a ,.saer'iIs, 10 long 81, w. all well.
Yo, sp1 - q Danish brig 2t days from NJ.
we'll a' 00aad,O London, inlong Sc, so, all
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-12

rails & and it diminisHss tie strength Of
the iaboret, and dissbles him from performs.
ing the quantity Of labor. thar he aa,ghsss
otherwise easily do.
There is no real nourishment il yafaenes
spirits they operate. as q s,imusent, and
(if taken .plentisuAD as soon as their stimn-
lating force is spent, correspondents Lana
yuor and weakness succeed; 50 that the
system Is reduced IS much below rs ordl-s
nary tone, as it had been raised above il.
Therefore plentiful use Of spirits, 'hewe.
yer it may Increase the exertions OF the
laborour, for a very shertsPace; cannot Ian; .
TO unfit him for STEADY and perse,sriEgs
course of,hard labor. And isa veil esiab-
lished fact, that the plentiful drinkers OF:
rum, brandy, or whiskey, wlllnot. nor can.
perform N. equal quausitYof labor for a !,
whole. month, or even a whole week toges,
Their, TO what men of the same strength arc,
able to perform, who either make 70 use
of those liquors, or ass them very, mades
rately.
Would i not be well for the snbstaa,iass,s
farmers of every town, to form themselves. :.
into societies and 70 establish regulations
on this subject; agreeing togs,hsr not 70
allow their laboIrers more than specrhed
moderate quanlityof spiritnous liquor, per-,
day meanwhile providing them literally,
with paiatable and nourishing drinks, as
well as food does not the interest OF:
farmers, the interest fmortaliiy s of civh.
society demand a measure Of this natures
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-12
GIBRALTAR.A

General Fox is extremely assiduous in
adopting every measure for preventing the
appearance OF the late horrible. pestileace
here again.
All the bedding that had been in use BY
the, troops was this day thrown into the
sea, and two clean blankets issued to each
man in the room of it, but no other bed.
ding is to be given to the troops till the
summer has passed without the fsver ap-
pearing again.
A few days ago the house of an inhabit-
ant, who had neglected to whitewash and
purify it, agreeably to the late proclama.
ton, was surrounded by party of the
troops, and burnt 60 the ground as an ex-
ample TO others.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-12
alexandria Daap aDDarttssr,
FRIDAY, july II.

A gentleman, who re1ded fome time at Rot
terdam, and left that city. on the 1T May,
lays the Ffench exefcife a fevere tyranny oyer
III: poor Batayans. A French brig is aasioned
near the Briel, which detains every ihip going
TO, or coming from Eng land under neutral CO.
.lors. A DUTCH brig IS ALTO fationcd in company
With the French, but merely for form fake. The
French brig tends on board The alips French
commiGary with gems d''armes, and fonr or five
folders 90 take pofetion Of the lhip. The cap
tain of he neutral veasl, and al tie paRengers,
are ordered on board the French iaip, why're their
pockets are iearched, and any letters or papets.
found UPON their perions are taken from them
On board the detained vc!fsls they break open
II the trunks and boxes belonging 10 the pafco-
ers. They Wit and festch every part ofthe
ZIP where they think it poihb!e airy Hefchaniize
rtnanui..:aure can be concealed, and cut open
ID damage the decks, Without any regard to the
Jury which they inhiet, or intent to make re-
ira,ion, ihould their fulpicions prove uofounded,
he pafcngers are treated peffonaily il. the moi
de. and impestinent manner, and, after the
assb, are frequently detained fevevaI days
hen the Witt is repeated, ionetimss twice, and
.rhaps thrice, under the idea that AFTER the hrf
arch the paGeegsss would be off their guard,
nd practice no further conceament. All this
igor and feveri,y are exereiied in the preience Of
ne Batsvian brig. which darsa not iaterfeis
ad,is thus obliged to give the fanetion of It's
,untry TO the violence and rapacity of the
rsnch marauders. Ehe only compliment paid
the Batayian brig is ,he formaIity required Of
,e Captain and psGengefs to thew their paf
orts to the Dutch commander, and have them
Uttered by him. The French do not permit
yae Dutch Gfhermen TO go further than hoff
diaaacs from fhore Is lea, ard oblige them &c
retusn within given time, LEFT they ihould give
information 10 the Eng Pairolcs of French
cavalry travesfe the coat and ihore, coofantly at
night, to prevent a boat or ikiR from aippins 10
Ea.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-12

BY every acooaat from Spain. ind. the
different ports inlhe Mediterranean, It has
been very clearly ascer.ained, that the same
disease which appeared as Malaga, was
communicated TO the following places on
the coast of Spain and the Mediterranean:
Cadiz, ST. Mays, AlgesiJas, Velez, Mala'
ga, Province of Grenada, Alicaut, Car
thagena, Leghorn aod Ragusa, ia the
Gulph Of Venice. all the Intermediate
towns and couetry totally escaping; a
strong proof that.it could nosprocead from,
any general state of the atmosphere. It
was also carried to the Spanish fort of Al.
hucema, opposite Malaga, on the COAST OF
Africa, where5 1t destroyed moss, of the
garrison, and the copyicrs VINO are kepr
there. From Malaga it spread ialand TO
AntegAera,. Ii miles distant. where half
the Inhabitants persisted by il, and it even
spread to the CITY Of Grenada, sixty miles
N. E. from Malaga; luckily, however, SO
late In the season, that only, between two
and three thousand 1ie1 Of It.
The disease broke out at Alges;rus, a
town FIVE mles from this, on the opposite
side Of the bay, about month after i, be-
gan here, where, however, It was soon
put a stop 10 by the activity of the Spanish
general, cutting of. all communications
with the infected houses, not above one
hundred ,dylnso the disease, though il is
larger town than Gibraltar.
The fever never made its appearance
at ST. Rogue, or at the Spanish lines, only
annie from the garrison, aud it was unFe
yersally reckened 70 have been the healthi.
est season ever kaown IN all the nelghhog-
ing country.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-12
NORFOLK, July g..

Ship Earl, Of Leicester, Calf, iA:days,
from Guadaloupe.
Schr. Father and Sons, Hopkins, 10 days
from Antigua. Left there 21st june, schr.
Sally and Priscilla, Hinton, of and for Ere.
dericksburg the lse July. June %, in lat.
2s, long. 60, spoke brig Argus, Holden,
from Rhode Island, for. ST. Bartholo-
mews.
/ Schr. Triumph, Fallen, 5 days. from
Charleston.
Schr. Charlotte, Block, 4s hours. from
New York.
Schr. Comfort, Drumnsoni, 5daysfrom
Charleston.
Schr. Hornet, Tomp'ins, Is days from
Guadaloupe. Lett there, schr. John, Bay.
ton, of this port, to sail next day schr..
~, Baker, of Philadelphia, to sail in 6
days; schooner from Savannah, just arr
rived. Spoke Oh Monday last, 5oleagues
from Cape Henry, brig Sea Flower, Wick.
ham, of and from Baltimore for. Barba-
does.
Sehr. Virginia. Forsyth, IS days from
ST. Martins.
In Hampton Road, sehr. Seyea,y-Six,
Wills, from Trinidad.
A French ship 40 days from L'Orien.,
for City Point, anchored, in Hampton
Road yesterday.
Brig Wheeler, Bsssom, hence has arriv-
eA at St. Thomas.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-12
4 PHILADELPHIA, July s.

arrived, at New Castle the Phoenix,
Is!erson, sixteen days from the Isle OF
eanse. Left there the ship George WASH
bg,oa Farris, ofaad from. Philadelphia,
|nrharging; ship Columbus, Dixon, do.
, sailia ten days for home; Hebe, Pear
lei, baltimore; Mary and Eliza, White,
Ialem; Aiknomac, Henry, Boston Wey-
hoasA, Rich, of do. to.sail IN fifteen days
%|-juno, Beats, of do from, Batavia !; As
|rea, Ssaawood of do from Batavia, con-
smned, not sea worthy; Indus, Myrick,
Ro.do. DO; Swedish ship Pelec, for Bos-
(pu, to sail ia fifteen days. Passengers,
plr Wheelright and captain Ssanwood of
Fhe lats shin astsea; NtonteZuma ro~-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-12

tent, particularly to America ADD the N5ess
Indies. Since Louisiana came into the
possession of the United States Of Ameri-
ca, our demands for thatcountry have in
creased rapidly; and with the importation
q raw materials foASr nufar,nrey,
such as cotton, ashes mdi SsEc. Great
quantities of Gold ana sEver specie have.
Eeen imported both hsfesshd a. Liverpool.
London SIC. from America, within the.
LAST twelve months, TO the amount it is.
supposed, of three or four millions of dob.
lars.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-12

Arrived schooner Eliza, Builder, New,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A Wills.
Schooner Henrietta, capt. Gilpsn,l4 days
from Barbadoes--- ballast -Riekstts,. New.
ton & Co.
The following are among the American
vessels which sailed from Barbados the,
day before captain Gilpen, and remained,
there when he sailed.
= Sailed tie DIN 6eiors Tie Henrietta.
Ship Agenora, captain Hudson, of Rhode.
Island. for Martiniene; brig Nancy. Oliver
Of Bath, to Ieeward; Friendship, Brooks.
OF Alexandria, for. Trinidad /; Fox, Poster
of Boston for, Grenada; Leopard, Ssaw,
Martipico; Commet, Diamond, of Bait.
more. for GuadaIorpe Sally, Brown, of
Philadelphia, for Martiaico; Brutus, Smith,
of Beaufort (N. c. for Philadelphia SaI-,
-ly clapp, Of New York for MartInico 5,
schooner Sea Flower, Sharp of Whining,
ton, Delaware, ST.. for Barthole news: Bets.
Tupman, Of Alexandria for m arks ;-------.
Ann, Ballard, of Norfolk for Iobsgo.
Ysssrls left there,
Brig Sparrow, captain Coleman, Of a.
lexandria, discharging; Active, Grinnels,
Of do. bound.o Reward; Jacob, Stevens
of do. discharging; Celia, M'kenzie, Oh
do. discharing schooner Gvpsey, captain
Hutchins, for Baltimore, the same day !;
schr. Paragon, Haines, of Alexandria.
discharging schc. Fair American, De
Butts, of do. bound to Martinique; Eliza,
Arnold, Of Baltimore for Martinique; brig,
-, Arnold, of East Greenwich (R. ~
bound to feeward.
Arrived, brig President, captain Bell,
14days from 81. barlholomews-- Sugar
John Turner. i,
Left there, schooner Adventure, captain
M'Kn1ght, of Alexandria, 10 sail the S,sxs
day for St. Martins; schooner Betsey,.
Tupmap, just arrived from Bafbacoes. !
June 50, spoke schooner Many, of Bal
timore, out II days for Jamaica, in lar.
81, 40. lorG. So. g IA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-12

s,' would : 90 .a e 's' n g
.s;;s. &: sss s,s sss e.; ' -;
5s 8. Is. luxurious TO the United e
soald' , 8 70 submit implicitly SO % the
|uss' . 'asp regulations Of any tor sisn
ossi &, says captain Peck, !. 2 NEST q
sa'ID, Daring the 50 days tnas s.!. asmI snr
Ffa's'' aOs 4 single vessel arrived lor
here '''sos s, ofuads. but many sorseslye'
+ Papg hair final doom. Inc lnaao.-
|h'p, PSI, miserable, indolsns beings, live
|e;, p.g eo,sagss. apd riot upon the sp0l1s
/ s J at;esrs Of government are slnsu'ar'y
ns0 a. IN dsyising means TO snarge
pssa' sv.nmissions, SIC. insomuch that AZ
IS s'u 'sa viii almost consent that ms
''ss -, nle. shallbe condemned rather
y e 81 her pIandsrsd andsr the e0l0s OF
s and right
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-12
BALTIMORE. b,,v Il.

has bss~s fr nom Glasgow says, s trade
hands y : very brisk for tbs last month,
so,uo Il very scarce, and wages have
raisIsy s Is manufactures of this place and
'ass been ssportsl 10 great sx.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-12
NEW. YORK July s..

"a b,ia Virginia, Taylor, 20 days
A'l y Zoo DC Cuba. Lett, l6s American
%, G = ., 3 all previoully noticed, excepting
|'a' si = Harriet, Williams, Of New York,
'snI' e f,,oe Francois, and carried in on the
nv" ,,. aIlo, not prizes, fkips John, Lang
h ' ~ baltimore Fanny, Kitchen, Of Pnila-
P ! ~. br;as Hero, Muirhesd, N. Ycsk ;-~
/ 'pa ns, ZONES, do. Sally, Waits. Baltimore /;
l ..sp Aon' Bennett. do. lehoonsr Aan, Snor,
lA XIV Ruasl,s Of ". York, bound 60 Ma
b s@ = = ,o,a and lchooner Deborah, Maury,
A.. : 1,ss from Philadelphia. June Issh, rs
~, ven Of Caps Theron, was boarded by
Il H. E,och priyatcer Regulates, aai treated po-
e.., ~ j. Crooked llsnd bearing 5. E. $
49, pS.' "a, boarded BY the Bsitilh government
t p,ss May and Sulan, Finer, from New
',oy;dsuss, treated politely, AND was informed,
n, ), ia,l q French men Of war were IN the
U.a ladies: defined sgsina Jan1iea. July
d. ID Ias a. 81, long. "a, u, tell IN with
Il OiIO.boas schooner Eicape. of Baltimore,
Inn matt, sougdde out OF Their aeps, keel up,
ID bIa,k man tied with rops alongiide the
IsasA drowned. Frsm appearances, ihe had
!, been long 10 ,ha. iituation; Che bad white
b, Up, ssllsv bottom, and no Pefson on
paid.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-12

EG Spuhii -
+ From the Connecticut Courant.
On the Csc ef Ardent Spirits in SuaaMer
HarOesr.
Throughout the season of. harvest, the
careful and Industrious farmer eats his
bread in the sweat Of his face. AT this
season especially, he. must attend closely
to his business and drive it with spirit. If
he employs laborers, he finds il necessary
to be with them as constantly as possible;
directing their work and encouraging them
TO industry by his own example; and such
severe tolls as he himself and his laborers
endure in the searching heat Of the sun
and from the morning TO the c~eninSIuf The
longest days, necessarily require plenty
Of the most noarishing, and strengthening
food and drink.
It seems to be a prevailing opinion of
late7ycaFs, tina, rum is the staff Of life for
laboring people, especially in hot weather;
and that they must take into their bowels
large draughts of liquid FIRE, to guard them
against the scorching heat Of the sua !
This is a false and pernicious notion. Men
we're strong 80 labor and could endure
hard tolls in the hottest weather, when
rum was not known inIhe world.
1t is said, that "the ancient Romans and
Carthagenians supported the fatlsues of Ia
borious marches. in the warmest climates
and seasons, and under load of arms,
which in some instances weighed sixty
pounds, without any other liquor to allay
their thirst, than vinegar and water. J"
|, What tolls were endured by the first set
!. tiers of New-Ensland--toiis which could
hardly be sustained by their descendants,
Of the present grnerationi. yet they had
neither rum nor brandy, nor whiskey.
: They had not even cider; their drink Was
Adams ale, or simple water.
AS if the people of the presensage were
under the operation of the hydrophobia,
they seem, many OF them, terribly afraid
of water. A few persons have destroyed
| their lives BY drinking large drausht of
|. cold water, while they were heated < hence
the silly conclusion is drawn, that it is dana
l. pSTODS III not WcAtuCI3 W olluh HatSf, uA-
less it be mixed with spirits: whereas tor
one life that has been destroyed by drink
ing water, a thousand, IN all probability.
have beea destroyed Qatter:ly Ia this coun.
try BY drinking rum, brandy and Whisky.
Every well person that wishes Tor The con,
tinuance Of his health, should make good
water his principal drink. It IS the
wholesome beverage that nature has pro-
! yided for all her children.
Yet would not condenn the moderafs
and seasonabls. use OF spirits: and none
fssnrely deserves orneed them more than
men who labor hard in ths field during
| the summer months. A small quantity Of
spirits is cordial to the heated and fatl.
gaed laborer, large quantity enfeebles,
and tends to destroy him.
Thirty years ago, half a plat of run,
day, was thought plentiful allowance fo'
| a reaper or mower. Now areaper or
mower often swallows aquart OF spirits 2
dav. This is but little short OF downright
murder. 1t leads eventually 70 the dc.
s,ruction Of health and hfe, ase>wsD as mo.
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SHIP go NEWS,
.ss-
.port OF alsraaGfsa..

CLEARED,
SHIP Cordelia, Wlllissop, Cove. and a mar.
[kee,
Brig Columbia, Dawson. jamaica
Washington, Crowdhilh. Malta,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

-[VHENtAa 111ftH my, W {, ms leF "{ 0ed
and unbecoing nanner--Thi5 is forbid al perfons
rru1ng OF harbouring her on my account, as de-
terrr;ned 10 pay no debts Of her contracting from
ths date hereof.
F.-ti.rI 1i,.sa "A, 1905. STFPHEN ENIBEFLY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
Take Notice,

TI
l. He Copartuerfip Of
Marcus g IT. G.. Quincy.
this day dcived by mutual content all perons BE-
ing indebted 20 iaid firm, are deGred make immedi
repayment, and thole rha have demands either ndi-
vdualy Or ID Co deired to exhibit their accouats
for iettlement to HORATIO G. QUINCY
MARCUS QUINCY,
HORAIIO O. QUINCY.
Patlard, Dig 90, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

DLr. PEIRIE~~-Sarge3q D.ntjF,
= EEGS leave 70 inform his friends III general. HI AM
= Portland that he will be in co7vn on lie 10th
Of Au8uit and Will practice as dual, at Mrs CRAy
TREES, FiiAs-St yf1t Po,tEasl
NJ. Mr., P expects 70 fe.y not more thap thre
weeks ~ town t'A' viht' A-g-f 3.
Ell at me Store of tie fIbIcriber, two fhirts I'll
o"ier may have Them b paying for tLis sdvertite
InenI' WILLIAM Ross
P'raara, A4y,le.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

re be fold If appyd for imme edately, Brigo $50
tons,-One wear old, with her appurtelances r.
f,e came fron Sea-Said Brig was butt m5ItIy Gum
Der and plank Of white Oak, sheathed Ind may ba
put to Sea with a little exPence-A credit viii he
given If required-For further partcr enquire Of
JOSEPH r. LNGRAHaM.
PorflznA AgggR l9, 1905,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
FOR SALE,
Oid-town Fails, July 50. 50
10 Be SOLD,

THAT excellent, well known Farm in P1yJ:zsf.id,
called the KEZER FARM. as It is now occupied
bv Jofsh Kezer, containing about one hundred and
fifty acres perhaps Of the be land in one body in the
county of York, with Dwelling -Houie, Barn, and
young Orchard Of 45O thrifty apple trees, jun begin
ming to bear, on the prenlites
Alfo-Two Lots Of Land adjoining the aforefzid
prerfcs, containing about three hundred acres, as
now occupied bv Ebenezer Kezer, with Dwelling
Houle and Barn thereon all which Lands are dverfi-
fed with moving tIage, parase, and plenty of good
water, and under good Improvement, aud wood lots
that are comnodi5u$. They will be fold together or
feparate maybeR fuit the purchafer. For further
particulars, ihquireof
EBENEZEP KEZER.
Pa1Iorgfela Jyly Is, 1905. sw1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

NOllCk is hereby given to the Propric-
Tors IN the Corporation for aBridge acroc8 Cat
hanfe river, from Toplham to C4thanfe LANDING II
bowdoinhan, that meeting Of faid rropretors will
be holden at the ore Of 9efz5 Colby, in Bowdoinham,
on Monday the teventeenth day Of Octobrr next at
enc clock P H. on laid day, to act on the. foil ow-
ing articles viz
IL 10 chooie moderator to govern faid meeting
"a. 10 agree on method for chooGhg the nece1-
ar officers for said corporation
Sd. To choolc Clerk.
4th. To choofe Treafursr
9Th To chOole five futabIe perfons as
Conmtte for compiling code of Byelaws and Rules for
the Regulation of faid Corporation
9th. To agree method Of calling future meet
ings.
Robt. Patten, J 4AaB9rize4
.. David Patten, 10 caA +4e
Iofah Colbv. \ frF,,eo+;7,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
Ssmefbing WorJs than Stealing Z

ON the 6th Of July, the prelent year, young maN
- who called his name THOMAS DENNIE- hired
Of the Sublcriber Horle and Chane tr 60 far
marlborough in the County Of M'orceler and TO
turn on Wednef1ay the 9th inf. AS the flid DEN
ME has returned lsd Horfe and Chaife it is Preu
med he has run oft with the fame, or converted them
to his ule Description OF the Horleis as follows,
viz "A Bay ii upwards hands high, one hind foot
white, In high order, moves eafy and natural not
very great figure, years old. The Chaie-the body
painted pea green with two letters the back, E-
ID in cyPher leather back, with oval gIafs; esth
er top; carriage painted dark color, picked cut with
yellow wheels very low, &c &c.--Whoever viii
give information Of iaid Thomas Dennie together with
The above de1cribed Horle and and ClIaile, hail
ceive SIXTY DOLLARS with all necefary oxpenoes
For Mr. Jeremiah Budnch. No. 3, Bah freat Bol
tor GCRDON HTEhT.
SAID Dennie is about years Of age; and It is conect
ured that he lately came from Portland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

BI srir gf tic Henara5h Siht Lee, E7.
1ldgs q Probate, J.r lie Ceuaty G Lin
c1n :-
NOTICE IS hereby given to all perfonf.
! inte-eted il the lait viii and tsifament
IF William CpulLLAsD. late Of Bib, X
aid COUNT 6aker, deceafed tia, fail
yiU is TO oe offered for probate a Couf'
10 Be Golden at the hou(e OF Major Ldwarc'
4. Page, ia 1aid Bath, Oh The fecond Wee
0eflay Of September neKr, wA9n and wh.,s
hey may appear, if they ice proper, a7a =
| leard re otive thereto,
CALEB MSE5H,
Afb2inted 4tseeatsr Iy faia EIL
| Batb, 3aE rs, 1885
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

No'ice.
He painting and Glazing Buff
: nefs will be carried on by H. Quincy,
ofPortland, who requeAS his Friends, and
Cufomers TO call as ulual and the leaft f.
will be gratefully received. .4Augg4, 26.