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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23

H''HI"nu me ADAMS irlgate, ordered 10 ilifperie
the French picoaroons oil coat. PLa. Car, ~,
Can't. Hlaidel, arrived at Portinouth on .rne(;tav
'sit' IN is days from Bahaterre, Guata!oupe, ha,
communicated the following intelligence which was
handed TO him by Griffin officer with rao,,. -
that 1t may be pubiihed in the American papers, =.
June "a, at 9 o'clcck, Eng1h Corye,tes. os 10
guns each sinefber, capt Caleb Orinrey, and CRIT
-, ehaed ievcral to the leewarl proved to he 3
hearey French frigates, with an Enpli convoy they
had captured, of l3 fail. richly laden from Antigua
worth upwards OF $4,000 pounds aerl;ug, which
they cowardy fe, on fire and denroyed. entirely On
the bare appearance Of 70 f,2ll force and then made
fail to the N N. E. aftrr us
RoBERr GIBSON, Xisry5s-r.
On the morning Of the 27th june in direction with
Antigua, captain B.heard very heavy cannonadinp.
and faw three large hps Handing off the fame diree
ton.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23
T 0 x E NJ.
q X 4 N 7, - -. -.-.-. !.
a BRICK LUMBER HOUSE on the BAlon.
\ E0p

I n FOR SIZE
German ofnabnrgs, by the piece or bale.
Gen. Medoek Claret, of vintage OF % IN boxes Of
Soturn Wine of the vintage Of do. { 80 B. each.
a few dining and deiert fes Of elegant French China
The above Wines are fuch as can be particularly
recommended, having been laid in lah September ut
bordeaux by one of the partners then on the fpot,
VINO took uncommon pains in tie feletqion -, >, .
PICKETT, POLLARD & JOHNSTON.
July 60. ep4w. ..
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NOTICE.

4 PLAfNvILE, repeatedly informs the pub.
: lie, that he niall mo- longer continue 20 Keen
'he HAY-MARKbf GARDENS after the prefer,
mopth. He cannot give this notification ,yithout a.
erng his reipeein Acknowledgements to ihe vif,or.
o. the Gardens Tor the patronage which he has eyoe-
Fieneed, lioee DIZZY cane under his UIerinsendence
July IS. IT..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23
WIN. g MARY COLLEGE LOTTERY.

A gentleman in Norfolk, under date of I.v 18Th
informs his correpondent in this city, that the draw
ing of this Lottery had been that day completed bur
that the prize of 10000 dolls had nor come on, Of te
Wheel Hence he concluded tina, the eomminionlls
would be obliged TO draw the o,tei y over again.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23

imported, intends tits fiid 70 irw il in ti,ills,
and hopes TO gather from l. sr Buil,els.
The Egyptian wheat wasfrA hronghsfrom H..
gypt by one oethe IriGl officers in tie army OF
ar Ralph Ahercromhie. rs Rem, which for
itrength and thickness rcfer,h,es the ftrongeft
reed IS abocts fee; high. having, when near
~ matureei, top or head aboaf twice the iisc
otan ear OF our common wheat, together with
mailer en'5, branching fomethipg in the man
n.rof oats. What is iaid to be mot remarks
e.t about the Rem is, that it is not hollow. but
l,''ed witha nutritious Zap or pith. which makes
II sQea' to oats, as Il provender for horfes or
'nea' cattle. 49,.
We hope that Mr. Biakey will make asa
cnmp'ese experiment as circumstances will DER.
mt upon the growth. produttivenefs am! u.
les OF this curious rrcduetior and that he. VIII
communicate the refu.t of his refearches to all
msfe.'ow lahonrers in the iara,tR Geld. b
q, n rare ErFh'h paper Informs us that " Mr..
Showler, OF Lincoln. THREE years ago, planted
20 grains of this wheat, ard the fcond --ctar's
produce was 10 bnlhels. This year he reapyd
upwards of 40 quarters =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23

Belides the above, there are two gun-boats
captured from the Tripolitans, carrying one
copper 90 FOUNDER, and two brafs ho~,zers
each /; ten gun-hoats, each carrying two long
SO founders. cutter-rigged; two bomb ketches,
eael, carrying one l3-inch mortar and four nine
Founders. Bof. print
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23
PHIL ADELp1IA, July II.

We regret TO have to hate the arrival of A veiiel
from ST. Domingo at this port, board of which
are evera perfons i'll of the yellow fever lis fome
fa,sfaion and mum be fource of confidence 70 the
public to reRea that although there were upward.
OF 60 cafes a0 year in the hoptal of Lazaretto,
that through the energy and vigilance of the board
Of health, and the officers of the elfablhment, we
were as fecure agan the dea in this city as if it had
not exiifed. The veIel to which we allude is the
N0ny, captain Leake, and arrived yefterday morning
from the city of ST Domingo, he has on hoard 90
officers and folders laboring under battle wounds
VINO 1t appears were taken CIT Of tie boipidI fbas
city. So.
Unfortunately for capt. Leake he has lof one Of
his crew the paflagc, with all the malignant
appearances of yellow fever and the capt. hmfelf
and another of the both in dangerous 1ste
OF the difeaie The cargo of the vef1e is mahogany
and logwood. There is third perfon on board fick
ao The tick have been landed and placed in Clean
comfortable and airy apartments and the ufual at
tention and tenderness of the nltuton will be be-
flowed on the unfortunates.
deputaton from the board of health this morning
Wits the Lazaretto and every viii be below cd
TO effect the important ends OF the intitutiun the
preierva1on of the city from imported diieaie.
(IfHroyS.
Bv circular letter from the Gecretary of ftate
daisd on the 18th July 1905, the confus and
commercial agents oft the United States are in
!tructed to torbear to ifiue any certificate what
ever relative to purchafes Of foreign veijels by
citizens of the United States, except To fuch
pertons as may fatisfy the Confnls and CONNER
ciai Agents, that the purcfafe was made with
out knowing this alteration in their initructions ;
and they are alto refrained from allowing the
exception ittelf after the expiration Of two
months from the date of the advertife-
'nent they are directed to pubiih of this nliruc-
tiOn.
We announce with great fatisfatfion, the ar
rival at New Cattle ofthe chip Louiliana, Lewis,
l2 days from Port-au- Prince, with A valuable
cargo of coffee, &c. The cargo of this Jingle
| fhp faid tn be equal the whole amount Of
the Heet of five veiels lately arrived at N York
from Port-au-Prince. The Louiiiana left the
i harque Packet, Hughes, of and for this port, off
Watlings i[land, all well.
+ ExtrN9 Of a letter from Cmriea5, dated the 9tb
Tyne.
"Ihe port of La Guira was opencdthe 9th
, May, for fiIndry articles. On the Eth of June
1t was fhut, but the proclamation NOT pubfhed
there before the 18th, Gnce when, two Ameri-
can velle!s have been turned away, and the port
continues ihut."
A gentleman Paiienger in the Julien from
ST. Thomas, informs, he iaw a letter from La
Guira, which fated, that that por, was opened
to ncutrals the 10th to continue for months !
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TO BE LET.

NENrEfI. apartments, between the Balm and
~ Maln-fireet, fIitahle for commilIion mer-
shant or profeiliona eenfienarre ,oi
any other PnrPoie, where central Gtuaton and I'M
oh''rueed light and air rcquifiie.-Eniou1ire of
Hart and Southgae, groctIs, oppoGte the ale ho1is
July %. 1awfw ''-.''r - sss% =: =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23
CHARLESTON, Yulv IL

The ieiooner CtaAse. .cEItDs, l2 days from San
70 Domingo, anchored at quarantine iait evening
Captain ChIds contraditfs the reports of the com.
bned fleets having beea feen from the heights OF
ST. Domingo itaadins towards J,,aica. No accounts
whatever had beenreceiv-d Of their operations.
Dsalines is hated have ot nearly the half of his
army in consequences Of the wells and prng. in the
vicinity OF his Carp, having been poifoned.
lTbe T;rrc,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23
TRrpoLlrAN SQUADRON.

Az the force to he errInved Tive enriline fea-
Ion, nfhe ch7HdeTcrt Of 'rripoli, has f,iled f,r
ITS point of defamation. 1t will be competed AZ
follows:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23
"TRIrLzs LIGHT AS Arr"

What an age of prodigies is this The fedora
hits OF the eait were in darisnefs & confuon and 10
Tar has riien III the fouth to cheer and lun
their fouls. A man Whole could careeIy Green
over the hall OF the Virginia Capitol, in two month,
has flown over the continent in the fort fpace Ct 4
weeks. man whole long life of fervices at home
< abroad has commanded the generation of the mott
dltant countries, whole virtue indeliby ncribed in
every aetof hisPrivate life or his public
Whole coniummate talents have been uniformly de-
voted 10 the good Of his country be is be written
down. exPoled to universal detelation and converted
into an Object at which every one may point the
flow unmoving finger offcorn," ard this too eHet9
by letter unfupPorted by Jingle document, and by
milerable eoDtpiracy among par is and petuiant E.
ditors. That like Thomas Turner I,ould de-
face and ruin the we-learned reputation If Tbon,s
JeHerion; tame and feeble Cervartes tex
Claims Mr.. Fox with what timd pencil and faint
colours have you painted the portrait OF dilordered
imagination"
How mechanically pregnant with matter is
this celebrated letter Of Mir. Turner 1t s now eve
ry thing the federalis az the north II is CpbGi-
tute for every fTiGuTe, criticifm commentary IN
on the admirable meaiures Of the administration II
is the lamp Of Aladdin the inexhauHibe purfs o. For
tunatus the magical wifhing-eap; TIE Panaeea
the Elixir Of immortal health; to the indefatigabe
editor Of the Bottom Repertory. So neceTary is i, 20
his eale comfort & iucceis that he can do noth,,g
without it, With this magical wand, he is to iay ali
his enemies in the duff and retore his friends 10 their
former rcfPeG. A piece of paper, without docu.
nent ard without proof, is TO become the Saviour of
our countryl!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23
JOHN HEARD, per order.

- 'o-Ta"'-7''rfHt IF 16aTaelafsttf. -
whereas an amen1rnent TO the contribution Of .b.
u"ef States 20 conf1e the judiciary mower of the
s"nrts OF The Ui,e States 10 cafes q la and eo,ity
aTiing under thr conihtit5- 81 2 laws Of the United
states and 20 treaties ~ tsrT which ihali he made
g'der that trhor'? cins affecting a7,baT ,dors. ~
t'rr nu1hc m'nilter I'D confuls-clfes of nr4ratn,e
l'T'd'ct'on--t0 foguoverf.s to which the United
StA'es mai De iartysnd ia controversies betw,
'Fo o. more 'iats-has been propoed By the Iegill
'ifc o. the itafe Of Ksntncky md 2paragea BIZ ;!s
lg1fqtr % the commonwealth of Penrfylvania. and
t's Concurrence a~1 co.oro-7.on Of the egq.urc Of
co.'s commonwealth has hcer rcquefed in PROCURING
t'e 1ud ani"nd7wnl--t '. after due and rcGpeafui
confederation cftle fame.
R59''ed' lha' it is nexpeden, to agree to the fad
1eudneut.
-AnG that his exccl'sney the governor is reauened
70 ra1imt copies Of Ibis rolution aud copies of the
foregoing report Of the committee, to the governors
OF Ptnn!ylvanii and kentucky
~ S'rrfs, JVns IL, lso5.-Read, and unannouf-
ly accepted
Sent down for concurrence
II. G. OTIS, PRECEDENT.
IN '5s H59' Of Rcp'stsafafiSss. Tuae I9, 1905
Kead, aud unan'moui'y toucurrcd.
TIMOTHY BIGELOW, Speaker.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23

We underftand that Don Tofcph Cabrera,
whole cafe we placed before the public fome
time ago has been tried at the Mayors Court.
aud convicted on the Judgment of Respectable
jury. 1t is faid he means to appeal to fupc.
rior tribunal, on which account we think i moi
proper 10 refrain from any dicuHion of the ii:b-
icet for The prefen.. Ns.rora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23

We are happy TO perceive fpiri, OF expert.
mental improvement extending among our
Virg. farmers. Asa proofofths fact, we may OBJ
terve that a merchant Of thscity has lately i'm
ported from Ireland, 7 rs. ofJerlIialemo H3gvp-
tan wheat, which colt as much as guinea per
pound and which by the time it came to- hand
amounted to not lefs than 44fper ID. II vii
iomewbat fnrprize our farmers that 70 FINAL .
quantity of any kind Of wheat could be worth a.
much as & IS. 81 but when they core to conf
de- is rcputcd qualities, together with It.. Gal
city, we hope their fuprife wiii give place 10 the
more active Sentiment. 81 imitdiion. Nj. Geofg
BakeY nesT Hdroyer .own, f3s whom it Vas
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23

~ On account Of the varietv of important
matter which now demands publication, the f.
d'tor has conceived il proper to poitponc. ieye-
raj original competitions. -. :.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23
GEORGE Willy,
2oKER e COMMISSION 1tERCydu

Near the Balm,
u UYS and feils all kinds Of Produce-A,(o and,
ID Lots, and houfes, Bank Stock, &e.
- H,td' fer Sale, 10 RS No. Id, 9, q, end 4
which make entire fqrare in Du-Vars sddui-
on.-rhere is good Spring attached to them. 'Thefe
lot. well worth the attention Of any any gentle
man wiih;ng to build lummer retreat for his family
JAY 25--tf.
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Julyqa
roR SALE,

a Very Washable cioeneker. For terms applyto
- the L A,or q t!s BEsuiIer.
July y qsw.2m.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23

Tortola has become the grave Of American
property ITS prvateers are become numerous,
and they take add carry in every American VET
Eel they. meet with coming from French port,
and unfortunately condemn them.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23

During violent thunder form on Monday
lat, the houie of Mr.. Chrifopher Stedman, re-
fpetta5le inhabitant of York county, was fruck
by lightning, which intautIy Get it on FIRE, and
hefore any afliiiance could he had, was. with
the whole of the furniture, entirely conlum-
ed. Mr.. S. mnft have loft by this unforefeen
event, upwards of 5000 dollars.
Nor Her1II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23
NORFOLK, July Is.

On Tuefday lat, HIN. B. LAM, Eiq was
appointed Director of the Virginia Bank in
this Borough, in the room of Littls.on ~. 7ase-
qveN, efq. reiigned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-23
Sp Last Gcr.sng's spail,
PFiILADELpIIIA. InIr ~

we are informed that Capt. MURRAY is sroo;rre,
70 command the ADAMS freate. ordered 10 t,ifnerE
the French picoaroons oil our COAT PLs. Ca.
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TO BE SOLD,
July 90.

III Public pendrs, at Gys Hofel in hkrxard,i, IL, on
Mon4y tie 1911 day 81 Se5'smjsr, ut / 2 O'eioci, at
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11
shr Gems.
PORT or PoRTL4ND.

TUESDAY. MARCH s.
drrirsd rig Hatios, I'm. Bas:r, msarr, IS days
fo,v 81 3bsmal's pia Bs,diee.-Leff az Bfrths
I'm s, 1855, Big Sally, Of Portiand, Graz, 10
hi, ~ s qtsts PR Thomas. IF Ps,tiaad. We55, 10
laa in > r7oufbs; jab Charlotte Of Ssa2a, M Neal
to faa n IS day. jsb- DIN Ballard Of Norfolk,
INa,Ef se fail in 6 qoeek,.
stskt, # Bes5iee brig Mreafor, # Bah, Ma1
,oe, &c days from Bsfsn, bound TO Dsaa,ara
Lea at To6ago. Jan as.--R,gs, Experiment., Of
Ksnnsbsak. D<JBam .;yQ arrived DO dAanes, Of
d, Hatcs 10 jaam 80 aays. do hagero,io q DO
Dssynsag, % }ai in 80 day.; do E,sskae Of 4a1o1v-
N KIM 1se, ia arrived do. Minerva, sf Peril
,ap,d, ". II. PgfnJ, 70 jet' IN 10 d.ys Tor ~.
Caroiaa. -.
sebr's. Patrii, # Ksune5puk Miller, "a jaf ~
IS ds,s DO Perjsaxraess, Of Kntf,y, HoAs', 70 f1a
ia 70 days; 40. Three GTtrs o. Damats'ta, speaf'
70 jsa.in - du; do. -, Of Cs0rgf' R'O,:
Han 10 f,air 50 days. :,
Feb. s.-spoie, Under ne lee Of Po't',ioo: jte
Fare. Of RDgors, Doaa, from Berthe, hnaa t0r
Tyrf, Nlud
Cant, Mln.oe. of the fchr Polly OF Portland arrived
A. Norfolk Eco Is from Naau, the Polly, was Gait away
slf Dec on Crooked ihand.
ssrr,.,r Yga eo-Nine Brisifh fips arrived here ye
,erdav vsels with Flour aad Sa fiih
are NOT admitted to entry
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11
Eisp

In this town, Sunday morning LAT faddenly, Mrs sA
Ar MILLS wife of Mr. Jonas Mile her funeral will betomor
afternoon, O'Clock from has dweinghoaie No 2,
Jouess Court where the friends aud acquaintance OF the
decea and of her bereaved partner requeted TO at
tend without further. invitation
At Branfwick, Mr. WILLlAM Low, aged 81; awortAy
and efYectable citizen
MIR. Andrew rhonpfon, Of this town. was killed on
Thufday Ia, by the accidental falling OF hosihead os
6fk
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11
Commonwealth of Mafachufetts.
In Stnase, Jan, 81 1905.

In SAaa'e, Jan 81, 1906 y
ON the Petition Of Ezekiel Martin and
others praying to be iuco porated into religious Soee-
Nty.-- <@E.
ORDERED thar the petitions eanfe an attefed copy
of their petition with This order thereon be pub iif-
ed three week ucceively in the o,ia nd Gaxne pr'n
ted at Portland the laR public 10 be thiry DAYS,
q. leaf before the fscond wedaeday, OF The hrtt ieion
If tae next General Court that al concerned, may hen
appear and thew cepfe IF any fey nav why tue Pi4y
er OF fsid petition fhouId Mt ne gfautea
Sent Gown sr Concur reace
DAVID COBB, P,1Jg3er..
In the Houfe of Representatives Feb. !. se5.
t'' 49, H. c. OTIS. saessv.
A true Copv,
arrysg WENDELL DAVIS ckrk efSerste u
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11
HANsoNS' ESTATE
rOHN B. HANSONS
ESTATE.

no psrfon aH Appear to diieharge fad IA res I'D
al neeeiary intervening chargts On or before nc
49,, - Is Ma,eh next at zen Of The clock IN the fore
non j he dwelling houfe Of capt. Dsvf Libby N lad
Lebaaon 10 much Of ths issd lots land a. man &c
cent 10 discrarpr the fnse, viii then be ioa a paD
lie auss;on 10 the ighea bidder according g 'a~
Dated Of Lstansa sJwg4a re $50 %, q ft'f1ar, a. "
1895 ys.yy,Y,swooDst.sa
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ON .1sss., tx i iii IA. II H1iiEsn Fssssk,.s
lLst-, NINA styu. Po,tiaai, -
Eight Packages OF GOODS. coEGaine Of
i 4 the soll ing ar icics


No. ard O. 40 TT. Co,ton Glovcs--1o % do --ts
de- Nat rciccs Csl.eoss-e d. black figus III
60. cottoe cssbtc--I do Olive Cord II do 4-4 c co
40 - do.-s dor Pocrcr Books Zee black Ruff
iei--f do. Calsranso- 50 White Mua untf.--1 de.
Dsn.ltys dog Pocket Books a gyoce soae Eut o.s
Al Do ve!s ae---i1 d0z watch Chasnsr3 do alorssd-
70 10 Rngs-6do ptn OF, do g do Wstth Kcys--
- do Sceis-I greece Mot Rings4 do al, saaf hu-
toiss--6 peiccsitwitd hankennete.--7 81, wafshss-4
daz iPfns Bf-ses--i psices Iunsee HGkfs -Css NJ 4.
"a bundles A ns-- cs Sets Knve ane rorks-7a par
Saf9ers --Gaie No-z-5c pisces bet ~upr fac licurs
IS d p'sees 81 dausoes- No and G--abales cea1a.
ne 81 the faio@iag 3 pieces Cashmer@>--i, do 6nc
aad low priced bread cooih--s 10 Plans o and
bal Ss,piees Gafrahs--lco Pieces t<s sR.ftss. i.
Sairs @ commence. precilriy ii half par 9
- oek tAe fac oon, s'ad viii &c eontnu ontil the
vino i fd without refe Il being eonagnrlcnt By
&c i-tet packet On Fonon.-Ceadis.on, OF payrs
Unirr 100 do, eaih, fom to de- ars, So dags.--
Over sec dol. 90 and 70 aays Cred;. will be gwen
Tor approved CT orr Eotrs. a.
Also at oac Q ciocs the fame day pipe cf
Fourth PRO 4 cogoae Rrandy aud 2c~.. each indr-
eo.ror Cath.
y, B. The Goods may be examined on
Monday n.xi
Portiand A1aret II.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11

HI ilhcribers hereby give pubic notice to al con.
cerned, that ihe has been duly sppoh!ca and has
taken upon herfef 1c rf OF Adnsinif ar. on The IL
tate of $3.50 ~
WILLIAM SNOW.
ate e Harpiwe 10 The coe.stv Cumberland Mar ncr
by gviog bond the law directs thereore reques
ali pertons who indebted to the fad sccaieds eiae
oInake immediate payment and tllofe who have any
demands thereon. to eahibii the fame 10
Lucy SNOW.
Dafa F.5 "a 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11

HE fuhicrbers hereby give public notice to all CON-
cerned that he, have been duly appointed and have,
taken D Oh hsmfeves the sru0 Of executors Of the aa
viii an icto M of
DANIEL PETrENGILL
late Of P1rtland IN he conty of Cumberland Bask-f
mth deccafrd by proving the III aud giving bond the
law dreGs Tuev therefore reGusR all perf.ns who
are sad bted 20 fad deceafeds eitae t. make mned
late payment and hele who have any demands thereon
to exhibit the Same 10 ~ -
HANNAH fErTINCH.J
DAVID PErTlNCILL.
Msvs5 I. 1865,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11

To Tie Henora5ls Sina,e and Hoaas5ie Hals Of
Rsprehmsaess IN Ceas,ai snbss; III aaa ND
nsaay = January, 14nno Dansini So5
THE petition of the fu5fribers, ;nhabi ants of he
1 towns Of Poland, gtouce FER a d Mia T. hum
bly f,lews. hat your petitioners & the denomination
u Ct If ChFiiaus called kle rhods aud have hereto
re uiuaily WORT tipped Gcd together for upwards
OF five ysrs patti and have hired and employed and At
euded upon fuch teachers of pey Religion morality
apreeahy 70 the Meth diff Gnds, of Worhip as he Jaw
reqeires your petitioners Further ihe~ thar If
local and relative uaan is iuch as would mike IL con
vicnienr iot them continue meet ogcther ard be
ipcorpor ated to feperate Society VII rsforc hey
przv that they toeeher with their farsies citares
m be d;ain9 Religions Sosetv, by
the name Of the Fi,R Aef6s1s Seeiey Paans And as
in duty boud will ever pray. ~
IZEKIEE MARTIN and g Others.
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PERPETUAL ALMANAC.

Just pahlifhed, and for fale at
J Thomas Clark's Bask fors,
Fil-lrees Portland, (price dollar iinsie-7 dollars
per dozenl
Ga.ll4s PsrYstaa! 4f!aanask,
by WHICH, may be found ia few feconts OF tns sns
dav Of the week or month, in any year 70 eome-
Publiihcd according to "A Of CepSreis
va -. tes)
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coumuy.carroe.

Having had the pleaure OF viewing Mr. Paekayds Mufe
u in this town. think worthy the attention of a and
have no oubt but the citizens will ue their e1deavors
Encourage undertaking ot.hs kind TIE eieaons now
exhibited udciou1y chofsn and are well eaeuat~ 10
suuie aad iiiftruct.
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SECOND QUaRTER.

nIE RUGGLES. WITH gratitude retcrns his
AyA thanks othe ladies aud eea.ieaen OF Portland
ard informs them ths iys tecond qaate will enence
tie hrtday of A ri FIRM the rtfpeS, how4i
han by s employers, Pupts an'So hers, he tattcrs am-
iet that his mettod OF teaching his fch OILS the'rap
proaa, (Which iaduees him TO off, himelf fec nd
tire. Sis terms tefore. three dollars TRACE
and the quar- G. M
D. B. II tr perfons who with TO honor his iuherio-
ton paper with ,leir Ggnatures vi their nance
MI Smab's fore, in Exchange Row.
Ce'Daatiaa HID, Aias.k ID.
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~isE sslss7~as III 7t-ys u ps,tissa s,vs ~
tiss tat IL , bas. poesa up q LIST or vorEs
az eaeb n re fs!ssing porrr. o,y. al dir. RE.
,T@ns tairs, al sb< Pm etice, an al .lIei Peef,
iaUsyn
SAMUEL FREEMAN per order.
Mach . fSoe
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M HEREAS ANNA my wife has without any prov
w ocstian refufed to bed bo4rd, or sc a
ny crnesn with me as man and wfe-I heret0re fer
lid any perfon trufiing h4r my account. as will not
pay any debt of her contrasting after this da G. -
SAMUEL ROLFE.
PORTRAIT 5lsre5 II 1895,
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gHarrifn.

AT Bsunfsicl, Err. AAsos MsLcasa, to Nsifs JANE
owsss-
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TYNE Nonrehdent proprietors OF the
fsvera lot os LAND in the town Of Lebanon IN
the County of York, hereafter snuo"e arc he'eoy poi
-. H. fanfare taxed il tx Rate Bills Tor deirayng
STATE. Couny, Town and minifsr'al charges commit.
-, ne he fubfcriher one OF the Contabfes Of "a
own for he wears $780, and 1901 TO col Get IN their
.ar,sla;r e f11ns' following. VIZ