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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23
The :suhscRiesn IS var prsInous TO SUI
HIS PLANT ALTON.

On Deep creek. il Pewhatan county and
give posession immedatel,, with hire of four
teen hands thereon, for the present year and e.
very thing prepared For crop. For terms an.
ply TO Capt. Lrdwsll Bsasket of Amelia. or the
subscriber VIM MAYO
Richmond. Jan 18th. 1905. sw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-21
NAPLES, August 9.

Os Friday the Goth Of July there was an
earthquake in the greatest part of this
Kingdom, which was so violsnt, that since
that Of Calabria there has none been at,end-
ed with similar devastation. In the city
of Naples 800 houses " become uninha-
bitable, and upwards of 1000 are much da-
mayed 40 churches have been shaken 70
the very found ATOMS. Tne number of
persons who have persisted by the fall ol
the buildings is no, very great IL .
capital, but in some inland towns, wh CHI
are entirely destroyed, the inhabitants have
nearly all lost their lives.
The small town of Isernia, in the pro-
vince OF Molesc, is nothing but heap of
runs, and upwards Of 1900 persons have
persisted there. At Campo Basso, and al
Bajano, in the same province most of the
inhabitants were destroyed. Ayelino,
Montesarchio, Benevento, and 4versn,
have suffered amazingly. A. Santa Maria
de Capua Ohe ancient Capua) whole COM
pauy of cavalry were buried under the ru-
ms Of their barracks. AT Caserta the up
per stories OF the houses tumbled down,
aud the fine palace is so much damaged,
that II is feared it cannot stand.
The letters from Pug|ia and Calabria
state those provinces have only experienced
a slight shock. Since the 10th OF Jolly
Naples presents very unusual, and indvsd
a dreadful spectacle. All the inhabitants
remain both night and day without their
houses, in the plains and roads near
the city. They have, during the time,
slept in carriages, or on the bare ground.
The general distress has risen to the
highest pitch; and, it is certain that if
the earthquake had been followed by
some more shocks, the whole city OF Ma.
Piles would have been DESTROYED. In the
midst of the greatest distraction which has
taken place ever since that moment, the
highest public order has been preserved,
shaaks to the vigilance and courage OF the
Duke AsceIi, Chief Intendant of the gene,
neral police. The Barzaroni have not
committed single robbery or murder.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-21

and correct the present SYSTEM OF Freneh
lperhdv aud aggressfons, Inconsistent as it is
! With the tranquility and safety of Europe.
!. A spirited manifesto upon this subject is
expected on the part of The confederate
states, 10 precede the actual commence E.
ment of hostilties against the common dis.
tur Der Of mankiad.
The affair of the 22d, between admiral
CORVALLIS, and Brest feet, was more
serious than the Bulletin published by GO.
vernment, led US to suppose The gallant
admiral himself, in the Vile de Paris, led
the van, and had nearly cut off the French
rear Admiral. ,Hegwas nobly supported by
sir r. S;rachan, in the Caesar, who re-
quested permission, bg signal, to range next
to him in the line. The other ships prin-
cipally engaged were, the NanDm, Cap
tain and Montague. The Captain had re.
Gently Joined the feet, and distinguished
herself very much. Her Ere was the most
tremendous ever witnessed. She appeared
one entire bsze Part OF she'll struck
admiral CORVALLIS upon the breast, but
fortunately it did himno injury. The Cs-
sar had three men killed and seven wound
cd. The Vile de Paris and the Namur
had several wounded but none killed. --
They received several shot lin their bulls
and sails. I he French Acct only advanced
Just outside their batteries when the action
commenced; yet, had they not tackled and
RAT back SO soon, a general engagement
must nave eHsuvd, .o.veral of them must
have been taken. The enemy no, dpubs,
suffered severely as oar feet were enabled
TO rake them. The Montague, captain OF
wav. followed them close in under their
batteries, constantly exchsngirs shcts with
them.
b. the fall Of Ranpoote, which we have al.
ready annoucea, the whole of Heikaf's pofei.
fions, on the left ba k of TIE Chumbul, have
fallen into our hands. Colonel Murray com
manded on this occalicn, aud ,he troops employ
ed were the end battalion Of the AID regiment,
and the s6tt. The gsrrfon, after firing few
shots, retired to an ad Joining hill, * tie
taken pof liion of without further rsGHa nce, and
without any lois en- cur iida
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-21
PLYMOUTH, Auguf AZ.

The Phoenix has captured a French fFigats Of
a. guns, called the Didon, after IN action OF swo
hours and fifty minutes. The D.dou was total
ly difmaftrd, & oft cgs hundr d ard twtnty Eve
men killed and wounded. The P eaix had thir
teen msn killed AID twenty enc wounded. She
mutt have been one OF the lockout frisates +
the combined fleets. The fecond lieut.. Bantin
wsskilcd and lieut.. of marines badly wounded
Of the Phnnix. They are both hourly expected
here.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-21
NETWORK, Oe,ohe, 10

The ship John Morgan arrived >, !,
port last eyering in SO days from :: ,>ls
pool, and captain Howard has fayo,a .-' :,
editor Of the Mercantile Adverse, M.
a hle OF Loadon papers and Llovd,, + " ,
TO the Sd Of September, Being 4 DAVIS : .a
than before received on the conlip,n, ~
ing to the late hour at which the shin :,
rived, we have only time to give f.rr. ~ -
the leading articles ia this morning.. ~
per. y
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-21

LoNroN,y Anguish.
Prize 81 Sticks this day at ere s'c!cck
ConsGla IS "a s>s-- keducea $50,
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08

Extra9 otra Letter from a gertien'an in Kentucky,
10 biz Friend in philadelphia, dated Fe5nary 5.
The oldea inhabitants in this country do
not reColleQ winter 70 feverc as the prcfent
"The Ohio broke up about the 10th ultlmo
and the damage fufained thereby is incalcula-
bic. 1t was my misfortune 10 be an eye wltnefs
10 nearly all of it in the courfe Of one day
iaw no lefs than eight FAT bOttomed and four
keel boats, fome OF which were loaded, ten fer
ry boats, between Gxty and eighty canoes, and
houfc, defending the river among the ice.
''To fee trunks, boxes, sc. with people
frozen to death floating down with the Current,
was fufficient to melt the itouteit heart.
"Three families from Virginia and Nary
land, who were moving to this country contain
ing thirty one fouls in one BOAT, had it ttove
and every foul perifhed. Two boats beiides
were fove about two miles above where was,
'oat., cargoes and:eEevs aIloa.o
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
10 he fold at Public auction,
March 10.

On Wednelzay tie fifteenth Of Nay nsxt, at q
tie elork, P. N. at TIE b0af .f Ar. Sf4P's5, mn
b0i4er, IN Gorbam,
ROIyr SIX HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, lyirg
N in Baldwin within three miles of Sahago Pond
with good ream running through the iame' with one
fawmI il good repair, and privilege for two more -
Said land &C morally covered with excellent White Fin-
aud Red Oak, Timber The pine has been eitimatt1
bomake 900 Of Boards -The conditions Of Saas'
will he made known at the time * place Of 5ae-fpf
further particulars inquire Of ENOCH PERLEY, Elq. or
TYLER PORTER, near the premiics,
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08

rHE fabcrider hereby gives pablic notice to an eon
1 ccrned that he has been duly appointed and hss
taL-n upon hmfcf the uua Of admiu lrator % Nh.
eRatc of LEMUEL BRYANT,
of Portland in laid county, Merchant decear.a ~ riv
inc boad IS the law directs He therefore recscGs III
pe1lons WHO are indebted the faid deceafeds cas.~
70 make immediate payment aud thOie Who have apy
demands thereon, TO exhibit the Tame
LEMUEL WEEKS.
WYE the lubicTibrrs having betn appointed BY II.
w Hon Samuel freeman, Efl Judge Of Probate rs
examine the claims againl The cnae Of LEAtfEL BRa-
Ant, late of Portland, in the county Of CuElberauds
rceafrd - Give notice that will attend the laa
bu[ncls at the office of EbeRezer Mayo, Elq. ID tss
Greet Portland the fra Monday Of April inn and .fs
fri Monkeys in the fix following months. from ts6
EsENEzER MAYO -s.
MareB 40 JOSHUA ROGERS.
TIE lubicriber hereby give public notce 10 TT COT.
1 cerned that he has been duly appointed, and has
taken upon hmielf the tEua of Adninafa the g.
taIe Of
late Of Newgouceher, county OF Cumberland, ycorzu.
by Giving bond the law dres He therefore requCl=
all perfons who arS indebted the fad deceaeJs eact
to make immediate payment and thole who have 2Ds
demands thereon exhibit the fame the abiefibaf
at the dwelling houle Of TIE deccaltd in Eewgopeeflf
WILLIAM PARSONS
Dated Nev0gtusfqcy, Mare5 48, l9og.
TINE uhlcrber hereby givGs public notice an coa-
4 cerued, that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upon himlelf the ruG Of admrator The shats
Of ROBERT DUNNINC.
late Of BrunfwSk in The comfy Of Cumberland, Ship
wright dcce4ltd BY giving bond z the law diretts
He therefore requeGs all perlons who indebted a.
faid deceafed's efaie make Immediate payment =-
and thole who have any demands thereon exhibit Tie
fame to ARTHUR GIVEN
Dared, Na,eJ 7S, 1908.
THE fubfcrber here by gives public notice -
4 al concerned thai he has been duly aPPoin.~
ed and taken upon hmlclf the tru Of Adminiarator,
on the etate Of
NOAH JORDAN, Nj.
late OF Cape Elizabeth in tbs county of Cumberland.
yeoman dcceaied by giving bond the law directs -
lie therere requets all perlons who indebted 70
the fad deceaieds eltate make immediate payment
and thoe who have any demands thereon 70 exhibit the
fame to MORRILL, JORDAN.
Dated MareB "A, 1905.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
PORTLAND ACADEMY.

THE Trufees Of Portland Academy
= are hereby notified that their next ieni- annual
meeting (at which Officers bs cholenJ will be hol-
den al my Office Wcdnelday, the tenth day q APFA
next at ten O'Clock, ii the forenoon
SAMUEL FREEMAN, SsSy.
March a.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
Far SIZE.

For SIZE.
a VALUABLE FARM in the town
"A Of Livermore, peafcnty htuated in the Centre Of
lad town. 90 the county read Leading from Faminson'
to Portland; Containing upwards Of one hundred acres
of excelen. Land Sc Of which areunder Improvement
and caoabe Of keeping thirty head OF horned cattle,
fummer and winter with Dwing houlc, Barn, Store
and other out buildings It good Stand for trader,
bufncE having been dong there Cr tx years lat past
good advantage.
One Hundred acres Of wild Land, lying
within half ,c Of uitabIe quality % reterve for wood
and Timber.
Also,
A Farm, Joining the aforefald farm,
and within one hundred rods Of good Scool houie
Containing Gxty or seventy of Land with houie
and Barn and under fuch improvement as 10 Keep Ten
head ofhorned cattc lumIner and winter.
Also
A Farm on one Of the principle roads
in fad town of Lvermorc and within one hundred RODS
of A good SawIal and Cornmn, and within few RODS
CT good School houfe Containing fifty acres OF Land
twenty or thirty OF which under Improvement with
a heule aud barn ;heieon.
Also,
A TraH of wild Land laying in the
Eatery part Of faid town Livermore joining on the
Town Of Faye:te and within twenty miles Of HAoweh
Containing upwards Of two hundred acres OF ekcsent
Land.
Whoever wilhes to purchaie all or any
part of the above may have them fair price, with pay
ing twenty FIVE percent down. and giving good security
for the remainder generous Credit-For tufther
particulars Apply to the iuicriber.
Livsys7oys. Elay6 n. V8os
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
SECOND QUARTER.

MR.. RUCGLES, with gratitude returns his
At1 thanks to the ladies and gentlemen of Portland,
and informs them that his iecond quarter will commence
on the fri day OF April nex;-Frem the refpcct flown
hun by his employers pupils, and Others he Aaers him
fef that his method Of teaching his fchooIs their ap
probation which induces him TO offer hmlef lecond
Iime.- His before, three dollars entrance
and the garter
b. Thofe pcifons who with to honor his fubicrip-
ton paper with their Ggnarures viii leave their
at Mr.. SmhBs fore, in Exchange Row.
Cohus5i4H-E7aEl Mdyeb Itk
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
Stores to Let.

re two Stores now occupied by Mefrs.
VrL.Rau 81 ByOrvr IN Fiji Street, adjoining che Maine
Fire and Marine Infurancc Oflce. --FOr te.ms apply
1tEd Othce. AlGrs6 70, 1905
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
POETRY.
ODE TO MADNESS.

FIND OF the toftured BRAIN,
gtapgzrd horrors recresnt child;
arca III caves where tuFies reign
Or a. midnight's witching hour,
With looks 70 wild,
Nith atful fafieks that M GIT awake thedssd,
Breaks forth thy raging power,
70 threaten ruin Oh thy votarys head.
liark what POUNDS Of frenzy roll,
shivsrcd through the troubled air.
Twas the notes Of mad deiPair,
70 rack the iEkiag foul.
,rvsat TIE groaDs Of angiih burit,
From trembling quilts devoted ION,
fixed to the forbid fpot, where hrtt
The triumph OF a crime he won.
HIS pore-fained hands he lifts in air.
7mbrrel in blood Of Fratrici6c;
an pangs Of torture. plucks he hair,
Ard areegs il at his Gde
No hope his frantic bolom knows
70 grooming fare conlgned
Onward he moves in vihons lGst,
Starts az the phantoms Of his mind
IN heaven beholds IN injured ghoA,
On earth thohand foes.
The waving trees,
The whispering breeze,
Ctnote the Demons Of the night,
Whole difrnal fuunds bis foul aPPal
With ege-balis Caring with alright,
He hears them call.
AGAIN their rnarrnurings rend the iky,
& core" he filrefs in wild diimay,
Then pauhng, rulllas By,
And uiadnsls marks his way
10, on the gloomy veil of night,
The full moon fails in liquid light,
Queen of the FAIRY iphere,
Whole lamp rnwaied through its boIodleis way,
Ger curtained plains, iercnely clear
Il porrs around is evening ray.
II n 81 he hO
The holy victim Of RELIG1oN's power
Her laa bright beam Of hope that fingered byi
Fledhke atraniient meteor iii the Ky.
Many hungry child of forrowI
Mourns friend in haplels LAcRA,
Oft would her plying aid impart
A balm Of comfort TO an aching heart.
Her foul was gentle as the bird of night,
Who fyvens in air bis love-dck lay,
ffer eye the mercy-beaIn Of living Light
Her mind refpiendent as the rihng day.
Till Superlttion with ditorted main,
BURT on her confecrated brain,
And gloomy as her brealt was feeR,
That heaven lie Gghed to gain.
NEXT en- the heath with looie di1leveled hair,
And meallred lep, appears the Love-l,yn Maid,
Wrapt in the darll-wrought vidons of deipair,
She feeks the tomb where all her hopes are Lard.
There was time, in fortunes favor's beit,
A loveher grace ser all her movements ltolei
The radiant ilar that gemmd her fpotlels breaft,
Beamed in the fuIl-orb'd mirrors Of her foul.
Now oft to him whom pity could notiave
From the dark confines OF the warning grave,
Alone and cheerlefs wandering through the valey
She pours his requiem to the palhng gales
Z" Gentle fpirt Of my love,
Sainted in ETHEREAL day,
Soon well meet in plains above,
Where every cloud will melt away
IT'S thou, oh fpectred frenzy Of the mind,
On every marlborough, pafEon fed,
The great, the good mult bend to thees
Thy ruling power mutt blalt mankind,
Till time fhal ceafe to be,
Ard the lat trump fhail route ,he dreamiels dead
Material 1EgS.I ZENO1
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08

Is publifhcd every MOuday oy T. A. jerks, 81 INC
Printing Office, Ne 2, Fis-Sfrset, PORTLAND; Sfsre
subscriptions, advertisements ccInmunicanofS' Se.
are received with attention --Ihe price, 10 coz fty
lubfcrbers who receive their papers at the cfho g
in packages by the mail is ONE DOLLAR & FL IN
CENTS year-gT Sublcrbers who live IN q W.
and hofe whole papers fealed ard forwarded teP
aratey will be charged TWO DOLLARS year
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08

Extrat7 Of a letter tron' a jnbttriber in Pit6Arg,
PA to tbs sditart Of the Asuerica", dated A4Hrrb
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
STRAYED,

STRAYED,
EROM the yard of the Subfcriber, in New G'oseAer,
Il on the nth inf j dark bay or brown MARE COLT,
three years 3D. Newly fhod, reps elegantly, rots all
is upon the r6ng Of hands in height who ever will
return The fame or give information the fubfcriber
thereof ihall be rewarded for his trouble.
JONATHAN WEBER.
N.-rgbc'fsr, AIay5b, 15, 1906.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
RECENT OMISSIONS.
BALTIMORE, MARCH I8.

BALTIMORE, MARCH lS.
ExtratF ct q letter from a jaBcriber III Piti6yg,
PA to tbs sditort Of the AnDerican, dated Aarr5
9th, 1905.
"Stephen Arnold, the wretch who MURDER
ed his neice in Diego County, fate of New
York, on the 10th Of January lat, was on the
fourth of this month aPPrehended by Mr.
Callhoon, who was in fearch Of him, i'll this
borough. his way TO juftice Of the peace,
i being about nine o'clock at night and very
dark he drew pifol from his coat pocket, and
attempted TO blow out his own brains but for
tunateIy one Of the gentlemen preient, fleeing his
Object, itruch his arm, at the infant be drew
The triguer and thereby prevented the harden
ed Desperate wretch from adding fuicide to muir
der The ball carried whit part of the tenn
poral mufce, but did no other injury the
powder has however, disfgured his face good
deal He has acknowledged the whole fact an
fays that he has made frequent attempts to put
period TO his mferable exiltence bat adds
that his lat refolution was to return home
and kill himfeif on the fpor where he murdered
the child He Alews marks of conuitIon, and
wiiheS to yield up his life for the horrid crime
he has committed.
Sometimes he raves as if delirious, and talks
Of the death Of his wife. &c. He has no chill
dren.
+" With equal terrors, with equal guilt,
"The murd'rer dreams Of all the blood he lpiit."
You may rely on the fact for he was exam
ined before me.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08

q HORSE,
WAS left in the keeping Of the fubfcber, the own
w erof which called his name-G Gilman Wbie The
hore is laee back and land iomewhat old
Saddle aud Bride was left with him Unels the own
er call for the fame in DAYS from this date, the fame
will BE- fold for the benefit Of the keeper.
DANIEL JACKSON
Poianf B1aye5 I3, 1905. - t. .t
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
ROAD TO FORTUNE !

Fer SAX, IT T. Cl0rt5 BaayforE and Letfsry
Office, IN Fi6-5trea,
Tickets at 7 dolls. Quarters at 100
l. in the 9TH clas of So.t Hod1y canal Lottery, " h
will poGtivey commence roing out tse VALUAtLh
PRIZES Bottom in lefs than 50 days from this date
q Adventures NOW IS YOUR TINE TO OBI htA
10 600 DOLLARS FOR A TRIFLE !--BaHE BIB
Tabers' Notes, and Prize T1ke taken IL te5unt
Far (aL: as abOve,
A Few Tickets and Quarters in the Fifth
Ciafs Of AmoGeag CANA Lottery which poh lively viii
commence drawing at Bottom, the 18th Of April
and will foon rife dolls. SO cents.
March g.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14
80 Correfporsfr,5, sno seatrs.

Il" E6abil" Of f5. D'frs ef Name" on the fnbec of
the judiciary of MaGachulets, is received sud a
pear next week The iubje6 is important aud we l4ll
be happy giveta free difcufisn.
We have on G'c an important produ&ion, entitled
By'a@ Agazsnss, which intend 0ory to republih.
l~5- For A@U.,.1s~safs, fee supplement-
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14
The truly Fortunate Lottery OEct
GILBERT & DEAN, No. 78. State

gilbert & DEAN, No. 78, State
~ Street. Booon' have the p!ealure Of informing
thl friends and the public, that the ticket fold at their
Office inthc 9th Clar3 of South Hadey Canal LOTTERY,
b4ve txeesdti al their joymey SaAthe przqs amount
ing quayteyof all the mdhey in the Louery
They have fold the capital prize of TzVo TbOaaa Do,5-
tive of Seeea hundred end Fly DOAa,t-two OF FVs Han
xre4and out of tco prizes of 100 Dollars each Tvoen-
H nine were fold by them beGdcs large number of final
ones.
Total Of prizes fold by them in the 9th cIaf
2o,474 Dollars
In the Sth as we'll in former cIakes they have 70
ttan their are OF capital prizesin the 4th cl2fs
having fold the prize of Ten Tbsai DoHas-in the 9Th
cals the prizes lucceedng the hgheand in all the
Lotteries, an extraordinary part Of rich pr
TICKETs and Quarters the I'D Clais OF Pcataqua Lot
terry for fac. The drawing progrees rapidly the Old
State Roule in this town and will be completed in few
days. -
SOUTH.HADLY CANAL LOTTERY
Al5 for }ak-1Ickeis and Quarters. This cals being
the 9TH is the lArge cale aud of he be Schemes
o any Lottery theie parts for long whieit contains
Fifteen IhoufAnd Tickets, at Dollars each.
AMO>KEAG CANAL LOTTERY.
Ll-vy5 for jak-Ickets and Qnarers in the 4th afs,
which commences drawing 10 February next6oos Tick
cts 90 Dolars hichel prize free from dedu tion.
A PREMIUM OFFERED /!
GILBERT & DEAN will give the higheff
Market price for BOSTON tANK BtLLS.--Dr. Franklin
(ays "A penny iavcd, worth that earned -
Every pecie Of printing and lottery butnels conducted
with fidelity and dfPatch, and on the mott reaionabe
terms. = Letters, pof paid, enelohRg the ealh' duly
attended %
Pernal attendance given and the final en- favour CRATE
fully Acknowledged. P3eo%, December s6 iso4
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14
PERPETUAL ALMANAC.

lust pubIiaed, and for fale at
} Thomas Clark's Bs0k,Ror,
Fih-Greet, Portland, (price dollar inge-o dollars
per dozenl
GoDId's Perpetual AAmanack,
by which, may be found in few lcconds of time the
dav of the week or month, in any year come.
Publilhcd according to Act of Ccn.reC
9aa
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14

It Shirley ire 1-th TT. Mrs Sophia Parker, syes A.
wife Of Mr.. Luther Parker fhe had be red on
Chfitna: day, bvt Of her III health the G.
ven' was 70 be celebrated the ecnd day after the
Tiase' when ihs en:ered from ying down. ihe
fainted asd never revived
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14

OF Trpoli (k:Iled by the blowing up OF firefhip'
IA which he was enpoyedl Lieut.. HENsT WAps"oE A.
ION of he Hon Pceg W&dfworth, OF this town nc nc
Hon Mr. w had TWO fons in the navy the younger Oh
whom failed Tor he Medterranean in the iat quAaron
At Northyarmouth, Mr. John Ruhe' ssea 13
A, Newvork MIR Thomas Gardner-he fsrved an sp
prenticeap TO the ts,lors bufne, and afterwara' by
neady oourle OF nduAry pruIence and good fortune
ACQUIRED real eate the value OF million OF dsiiaF
Ms. life il pref pairing tof the pre!.,
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14

the buhnsls of
Painting and Glazing,
in all its various branches at No. one.s Row Fore
Strcet-Where he has conRanty for faie eencra af-
iortmcnt Of Paints mixed and dry lnleed Oil ,pi-
rs of Tsrpentine black white and eopa Warmth ,
blue and white VitrioI; Black Lead Lithsrge; Cafs
OF al tzes; Sold and Silver Leaf EngIih Glue Roin
Rotten and Pumice Stone; Cosperas Copal; Shallac
Bcugee; Malic &c
On Jugs Paint and Pallet Knives; Sand Paper; Win
dow Cords; Paint Brulhes and Sa Tools cf every kind
Camels-hair Pencils; Whitewafh and Varnh Brulhes
Floor and Hearth do
ALSO,
Bags frA quality geef Feathers Iron shoves; Sheet
Lead; Flooring Brads; board, clapboard and fhngIe
Nails Cut Grads; Bbls. old Cider; Vinegar SC
- Paints Of all kinds put up the hortea notice
Portland, jan. IA, 1906
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-14
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A. falmouth, bv the Rev MIR Bradley, Mr William
Browne OF Windham TO Mis- Hannah Elder of the for
acr place MIR Stephen Embery. of Portland TO Mis-
Mchltahe Sweat OF Falmouth Mr.. Bracket Sawyer TO
Alils Eliza webb
A, Ca,ham bv the Rev. Mr. Moves MIR. Abraham
Edwards 70 Mifs Mary Brimhat MIR Samuel Elder jun,
20 Mls Nancy Mother Mr. Ilaac Junkins 10 Mills De-
borah Parker,
At Scarborough by the Rev Laneaher, Capt 70
ger Libby in the leventy fh year OF his age, to Ms
Hannah Walton, he being her fourth huiband
In Cambridge Eng lanes Gordon, SERGEANT N his
Najelv fervice, 70 Mif. Nancy Pitcher; The ycung
adv had ,onGantly lifted the parade and im"en with
ss oitnef and manly appearance mase HIM an OTTER
OF her perfon and fortune of 5cO0 which the young
ton e Mars CALAMITY accepted.