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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-15
November 10
KENTUCKY LANDS.

TIE Subscriber has FOR SALE, ),
20 roo ACRES of Land in Harden County,
00O - Kenrucky, binding for 20 niles on
the western more of Knoe!inn, aud lying about
zs mi es trcm Harden court house. Knolclinn is
nayiesbie frcn, the ard into Green river, and is
the beA ah freap in Kentucky.
This land, .hcugh near thc Barriers, is we'll
wooded, and remarkably we'll wa,ered. The
outlnes include 70 ooo acres, but there arc IS
or 900 acres OF elder faveys within the lines.
which arc accurately laid down by actual fufvcy
made three vears ago, for the Purpofc of afcer-
tanning interfcrences. There is nc land in Ken
lucky moro fee from difpuc bar the quantity Of
fe,cd for ialc. On thefe elder (urveys there are
two mills and many families, and on the lubfcrib-
er's land there are about dozen families. dthr-
Gus of buying their f:t.lemenss, and:hc has resion
to believe 100 families more would have Pu!chal~
ed and fttlcd on the land IN the pfeien year, had
it iui,ed bis affairs TO have fold out IN Jingle PER.
cells that part of the country pofthing health,
and many local advantages, and being near the
centre Of the fate. ~
!, Samucl Tuner &c this town, knows this land
well, and viii take the rroublc to give utf dc.
lCilpion OF lt6 qual'Y, 10 tHuie WAC lid! oehtes
This land, II applied for PRIOR to the ooh De-
oenber, will be fold 1T SO cents per acre, on bond
with intereR, payable In /, z, & 4years. TX
the bonds be satisfactorily fecueed urqu:ttlonable
title will at once b, given for The land
BEN. gSTODDERT.
Gssyge Tam, November IS co4w
Pine a Point Greek OyNer5.
THE fublcribeIs have jgH received, lrelh fuP.
ply Of
The belf. Pine point Greek
OYSTERS.
Began g Shuek.
Noy. rs. d3t.
az IOURNEyMAN TAYLORS
Want01 by The SaI/srj5e,s.
Y,IVE or fix coed hands will find conaans
employ and the full prices given, by apply.
ing to- :,
Capitol Hill, Wahingtoa City,
November IS.
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F O u N d,
la evening. in King free

La@ evening, in King. Rreet,
A fnall FUN of Money, the owner may have
it by proving it to be his property, and pay
inc the price of this advertisements, on applica-
ton to 1' Il oMhDLE =. IS
Nov. I3. d3tF
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TO RENT.

The Houfe have jult left, on Roy
freet. GThe censral tituation Of this property
is highly n;srcRine ctoss man Of bufhels. The
terms will be mace known upon application TO-
the iubicriber. ~
John Wiles
November 10 e5t
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The Subscriber has for Sale,

AT. HIS STORE,
The following Articles:
Pork, by the barrel
Soap and Candies, by thesbox
Almonds, by the bale
Onions by shs bunch OF buthel
Spanlfh Sega7s, isp the box
Rhode ,Iaand Pots<ees
Rhode Island cheefc, arf quality
Gresning Apples, in barrels
Iamarinds
Crauberies, by the barrel or retail
Firt quality Table Cod Fiih
& Sweet Oranges .apd Lines, very large
With a general QBortmeat Of Groceries
as yaai.
AsEL WILLIS.
Noycs,ber IS. ets
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c A S Fl,

Will be given for we'll fecured Ground
Rents-Application to be made to the
PRINTER.
November 8. eo1atA
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(NoJoM Public Ledger

His Britanic maiesy's consul general
for the middle and southern states OF Anne
RIGA, conformabIy the Instructions he has
received, communicates the following IN
formation to the merchants trading TO q.
Britain. ~
The lords of his rhaiesty's most honora-
BE prisy council on the third day OF Aug.
last having resumed the considerations OF
the subjects of the trade carried on in neu.
trail ships, importing into Great Britain un.
Ger the act of the A4th of his majesty, CHI.
so, the produce Of countries not under the
dominion IF his majesty on the CONT
neus of America and the West Indies, and
having been attended by the chairman4ot
III committee OF American percha rss
and others who were heard, came TO the
following determination
:" Their lordshlps, having come to re-
solution 10 allow the trade with the settle
mems and Islands, belonging to the enemy
in America and the West Indies, to be
carried OF through he medium Of the Bri-
fish free ports in the West Indies, and not
otherzuise; except with. regard to the trade
to and from the river de Ia Plata, and on
the Western parts of South America, dc
not think fit generally, to depart from that
system but as four ships detained by his
maiesty's cruizers, and some Others may
very probably have been laden for Great
Britain, under an impression hat the act OF
the 44th OF his present majesty, would
have been acted upon, as similar Law was
in the last war, and others may be SO lad
en-, before the parties can have notice OF
the. resolution. above referred 70, their
'lordships are Of opinion that the four ships
in question, and such others SO laden, as
NAV be now on their passage, ar may clear
cur from he HAVANA, &c. b,ioy TO the first
day of November 8o5, should be protected
from mulestation by British cruizers, and
from condemnation IN the courts OF Admit
rally. and are pleased therefore to order
that bis nna,essy's advocate general Go pre-
pare. the draught Of Instructions to the
| courts of admiralty, and to the commanders
of his mssiesty's ships of war and prirateers,
| requiring them MOTTO modest or detaln any
such. vessels which have been cleared out
prior to the lst day of November next,and
| in case any vessels, under those clrcunn-
stances, shall have been seized, and bro's
! before any court of admiralty, the same are
to be forthwith liberated, upon proof being
! established that they were cleared out
| from those countries, prior totthe SAID lsf
day Of November next"
| .a-- 4
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mn as honorable as encouraging in the
als.sI,;es it has to encounter, and our
P'p stry al this moment presents the pic
''u1 4 wise and brave nation, which is a.
w. : conceive its difficult POSITION, which
I;soOsed 10 submit to inevitable sacrif.
ps = preserve her consequence among
g I. nations of Esrope and which will u.
.a;nousIy support the exertions OF its go
,.nnentfor that object"
London, Sept. II.
\ 4 Russian messenger arrived last night
rtb dispatches of great Importance for the
oa,sian minister. II is certain that the
ea,,ian troops are on their march.
The number of infantry about 70 be en-.
hrked on foreign service is from % TO
AmOoo Of cavalry 10000. The troops
4 :, certainly Intended for European service
I nd are to cooperate with the Russians and
Austrians.
Jerome Bonararte's squadron has been
augmented at Ioulon, by toutth trlgase
nd three more briggs.
September II.
Terd Nelson sailed on the 18th inst. to
ain the feet off Cadiz, which isto be aug
n,uted 10 50 sail. Calder is to return to
England.
Three frigates and two sleeps intended
for the secret service have been ordered of
Lisbon, Under captain Lobb
"A Copenhagen article of Aug. ~, states,
hat Russian feet Is ships including i
Of the line, were coming down the Baltic,
supposed to be destined for the Mediterra-
mean.
A letter from an officer belonging 10 Ad.
Russe's feet, off the Texel, dated Sept.
+ says The transports began on Satur-
dg TO disem6ark their troops; they are
III on shore, and have marched into the in
sior for Nimeguen, Many of the trans
ports have sailed backItoIAmstcrdam. AID.
/ De Winter has struck his flag, and his
hips sails are unbent; also the topsalls of
Ad. Kickers; SO there is little probability of
heir making sny attempt to come out. !"
The enumeration which We gave in our
hss of the regiments destined for foreiga
Ruice was from official sources the NUM-
Der Of regiments of cavalry is %; s of
hsavy cavalry, and Is of Drsgeons and
Sbattallions of infantry, containing total
force of $4,000 men. Considerable de-
ailments of Engineers and Artillery are
ao under orders TO embark in the ezpedi.
hon.
That part of the expedition which is to
embark IN the Downs, will embark this
week. Em5arkatiou orders have been al
ready received by General Moore's bril-
gade. l.
It is now said, that Lord Cathcart will
nnmand the cavalry. and General Moore
aelnfanSry, under one of the Royal Dukes
I the Duke of York or the Duke of Kent.
CONTINENTAL SCI u -N;ART.
The communicationsfro from the Continent
Increase, as was to be expected, in interest
md Importance; and though the French
and Dutch papers which arrived last night,
onot announce the commencement of hos.
ehhss, they prove thar the preparations Of
Russia aud Austria and France, are in such
ssate of forwardness, that the month Of
September is not likely 10 eiapse, without
NimPortan; blow beng struck both in Ger
many and Italy. Under these crcumstau-
Ss' and with the conviction which Bona
parIe must feel that war on she CONT
ent is inevitable, a conviction upon
inch ne has acted by sending the greater
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alexandria Danp aDberttSer.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS.

" p.
Yesterday came up from the Congress
frigate, in Hampton Roads, HIS ExceAency
SID Solyman MelmeH, Ambassador from
the Bey Of lunis to the United States, at
tended by his TWO Secretaries. They visit.
ed Fort Nelson on their way up, by which
they were saluted upon landing. After
wards they proceeded to town, and dined
wi.h-a select party at Bainbridge's hotel.
accompanied also by captain Decatur and
several of his officers.
In the evening, the Mayor ard several
respectable gentlemen Of the town, visited
the Ambassador, TO whom they were pre-
sented by Captain Decatur, and this morn
ing accompanied by his secretaries, h re-
turned the visits of the Mayer and some
other gentlemen. We do not know when
they leave town, but understand they only
wait for fair wind TO proceed NTH frigate
to Washington. The novelty of their ap-
pearance, and their magnificent costume
in The true Turkish style, attracted more
attention than comported with good breed
ing, they did no, h 2w yer appeaId splsased,
bu scene t. arribu,a 1t TO therlghs aase.
The Ambassador appears turned OF SO
years of age, of grave and dignlhed de-
pertinent.
r STo.EoH p,,LEo e1I1rer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
u F.lELLLTQN PQVAN.

Dublin, Jab {, 1895
This morning, Mr.. Hamilton Rowan
Appearing in the court Of KinEs Bench, the
clerk of the crown, having read the record
Of his outlawIy, aikcd him, what he had
to y, why Judgment of death and execu-
fion ihould not be awarded agaiuG him 2
Mr. Rowan, in reply, plead, that he was
in Pennnfylvania, when Ae was outlawcd !,
and that he had been inaru6ted By his coun-
lei that rhe outawry was erroueous.-Af-
ar e1amin nE the writ, an error in point
yf faa was acknowledged, and The outlaw
" was reverted. An Indictment for trea-
lon was then read. to which Mr.. Rowan
pleaded his maiefy's mott gracious pardon;
On which be was dlcharg-d. MIR. Rowan
having riltn from The knccling poG;icn in
which he heard the pardon read, thus ad-
orehtd the court -
I, When lall had the honor OF appearing before
ihis Tribunal, Qeveral years ago told your Lord
thips knew his Naiey only by his welding the force
OF the couatry 6ncs that period, during my legal in
capacity and blcence hevOnd ftls, my wife and ch-
dren have only been unmUlelted, but protected
and in addition thUfe taVor5, am now indebted to
the Royal mercy forlI7 life, will neither my Lords,
inG upon the reGttude Of my intentions, the ex-
tent Of my gratitude, IeR my conduit fhoud be at
trbuJed TO bsfe and unworthy motives; but hope
my fature life will evnce the sincerity Of my feeling
with which IN impreled by iuch unmerited proofs
Of bis Maje(ys banc6cencc."
To this addrcfs the Chief Juaice repli-
ed
Mr.. Rowan, from the fentimcnts you have eYpr &
cd have not doubt but YOU will prove BY your fu-
ture conduct that his maenys pardon has not been
belowed on az unworthy object"
Mr. Rowan then bowed to the court
and Withdrew.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
strip 2gD5.


IRlDAY Ave. Ifch.
arrived, sch. Experiment, Capt. 7. stovcr, "
days from lie W May Sailed iH compgpv with brig
of nd for Salem, belonRirEtO NJ. Gray, cargo SAL
parted with he- the mex; dav.
Left at the IAeof May, Icb-Capt Jenkins, from
NewYors, Ship Iezaudria Koach, of Bottom to la.l
in 4 days.
Aug 8, Touched at the We Of sago Lett there y
thiP belonging - New-Yo-1 bound to the coat. n
few days. 9th Lat. a6,'4 Lon. Is. f,ake fo5
E.tey, of Beverly, "a days out bound to Ma-tniqa.
al well
o9th Lat. 81, a, Long 50, Experienced fever
gale Thieh continued So hours. next day ran thro.
Aug. 5th Lat s7,I7 Long. s., 20 fDeke. s.b. IT.,
weller of ofNewburyprrr, from I-wvork, bound 10 IL
"etindies fame dayiPoee thc brg, I failed in com
Pany with.
!. Aug loth LAT, 90 28 Ion. ee,ao fpoxe. hlip VI
Fam, t.lcjgLn Of Ns7 -Yosk, from Norfolk Y
Eo;e dam.
SIZE 4sy Sch. Fair Lady VIM Caldwell " days fror
The Bay of aa.llzes, ne Cuba !cf, their bro Me-
shant Capt Eh-oP, of Ch-rl G.a waiting fo- frei-k
eT.E Venus CharHdie f1r Cb1-Ie1In. DAYS. 7l
sally Caraes, for D0.tca IN -tavr brig Fiarrio.. sinr
:on, fer salen, in 20 days D. Reward SAWYER. t5
fa-ti1ad, ~ 33 Days. EI4rhat very Dali
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
10 II So ID

MI Hat 'exceilcnt, well known Farm in Payrrtr M
called the kEZER Ram. as It is now occ,'1-icd
by Johah kezer, containing about one bur ed al "A
htty acres perhaps cf the belt all Z one .n :
coanty u "rk, with DYE Foufe, n,
young Orchard OF Fl & thrag 44l ices, juit begin
ming u bear, tie Irtr.i.es
Alio-Two , o,s " anu adioinirg the afcrersid
Premres' containing about three ku dred ac.es. as
now occupied by Ebenezer y ger with Owe Ing
Houe and Barn thereon =, which Lands are diverf-
fed with moving tlsge, furage, a- 7 plenty ofgood
wafer, and under good improvement and vo1d Iots
that are commodous They will be lo.d together ~
particulars, inquire Ut
EBENEZEP KFZEP.
Psrian.f.ld e.k- d q 1sn5 =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
THOMAS CROSS.

It bis 9bip-Lbandlery Stare,
FsKE-STFEFTy Has FOR SALE,
40 boxes by griaol Grown CIafs,
4J do s by 4.
SD Calks Nails, of various kinds
tons dry White Lead,
] 4 do. Spruce QeOw,
2 do. Sheat Lead SPy-Claaet Sauce Pans,
"a Kettles Coffee Pots; Knives and FORKS.
Spoons Jack and Penknives; Steeyard.,
Cooks Ladies and Felh Forks,
Guntcr's Scales aud Dividers,
Scrubblng Bru1hes; COopers CompaiIeo,
Horn and Tin Lantherns,
Copper Binnacle Lamps; Tin do.
Screw and Podugers; Ship Scrapers.
Iron Pots and ketes; Quadrants,
Jack and Fore Planes Paint Bruikss Of al kinds
ChiiieIs and Guages BUug Borers,
Belt steel plare Handiavs; Common do
II & HI lIflges But Hinges; Thumb L2tches,
Pad Locks; MIIl-1aw Flies; Handlaw DO
Wood Screws Bee ana common iron Shovels,
Short and long handed Frying Pans,
Gridirons; Charts Time-Giadls, 8,c
44L2 " stare,
500 buf1els yellow Corn,
$50 pieces Ruta Duck,
100 dO. Ravens DO
Tar, Pitch, Furpenune, and Eo6r,
Black and bright Varnilh; Spirits Tar,
Paints of all kinds ground in OIL
Sewing Iwine; Lines Of all kinds,
I1ndleed Oil,
Brandy, Tea, Sugar, sc. Sc.
AL which will be foid at the loweft prices.
NJ p A general lupPty Of CORDACE, as uIuai, and
n Itseral credit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
MONDAY AUGUST IS, 1905.

The Ian accounts from Europe, reprelent the po-
litical views, 9f the dferent cabnes, more at vari
than ever. The continuance Of the war uPsn
extenhve fcale, the ProlPeGt Of an approach
ing peace, is left wholly uncertain
L appears frCm the meiage ot the kiHg Of England
70 Parliament thai but httIe reliance, be placed
upon a cooperation Of RulIl againff France.
The KING Of Sweden has uniformly oPpsisd the
bosndlels ambition Of Bonaparte and would long hnce
have taken at-,ve part II the war, had he been
luPPorJcd by Ruil-
Il appears by late Pruian hate paper, that trea-
~ has been lettled between Britain and Sweden
by which the latter agrees to furniih $4,000,
troops to be paid bv the fOrmer-Ihe King of PruI-
fa, has addreied no:e til King Of Sweden, RAT
ing that he thal OPp9fa the flflmeat0f this meaisre
to the utmot
OF late rome dirunion has exiRed in the Brtfh cab
met, but it has fuhGdld by the rehgnaton of Lord
Sidm7uth, Qate Mr. Addingt NJ PreGdent Of the
Council
1t is expected Mr. Fox or Tome Of bis friend: will
b admitted into the adninitration.
Combined F,sst-This feet was feen on the 9th Of
Iulv, in lat. 43 Ion. p, so
The latitude j. that Of Frro, where there are eev-
Spaniih ihps Of tt line, and three French
o. Dutch, bocIaded BY nine BriGih In Ds of the line
At Cylnaq, leagues from Frye! the SPaniards have
Ave lP5 Of the line.
II is not more extraordinary that the combined feet
have elcaPedNeon shan, that the fevera very large
BrtlI fleets Of merchanmeH tranl ports, &c. have e-
caPed ths combined feet.
AT PBR1aI5bia lcaroely night pa7es hut what
there are two OF three burgIares committed or at
1cmP-ed. The fame crime j. nearly as common at
NsysA.
Mr. Joleph Gricq, Of P5ii4ls5.a bas commented
1uit againG Duane for : Lbs! IN MS paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

81 sr4er gf tie Hou2ra5t Sia5 Lee, E4.
7u@gs Of Probate, far The County Of Lin
coin -
NOTICE is hereby given to all perfons
N intereHed in the alt will and tefament
of WILrIAM CoUlLLARD, late Of Batb, in
laid County, Baker, deCeafed TIA; faid
will is to be offered for probate at Court
TO be holden at the houfe of Major Edward
n. Page, "a faid Bath, on the fecond We'd
nefd4y Of September next, when and where
they may appear, il they fee proper, and -
heard rciotive thereto,
CALEB MARSH,
Hppsiated FxsrSTo, ky (aid III
Bafk, .Js5 r3, 1875,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

A. t'".!ic IA.
WITH theEe letters-w S. lon the handle, va
w lately taken By milfake from the PleaIure boat
.f Mr. James "a ingraham-Ihe Perion who has T.,
r-lueted 70 leave i at the Rore faid lugraham
I'VE notice 70 The iub,criber; for which he lhaI Be
veil rewarded.
WILLIAM s. INCRAHAN.
Hzglf -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

F4RRFLL 81 WRIGHT.
VIAvE uR received in addition to their former az
: iortment, frelh iHPpy Of
Fancy and Sf1,b G2lA
which having been Purchaed for cah, will be fold AZ
very reduced Prices-AIio,
Hyion, Young-Hylon, l.rrAr
llyfon-Skin q souchongS A@''
Coffee, Cetton- Wool, &c.
furzf ).
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

At Antigus, cspt John Tredick, maser e The
rig Anne. ol Portirouth
At GiouceRer, Mis- Nancy Rowe, only daughter Of
Mai. John Rowe
On board fch Fairlady Mr. Samuel Phillips, Of Fin
fed, (Coan) aged "a years. :
In this town, child Of Mr.. G. Thomas, 1t, Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
BeN9H Wr0uI Store.

MORRILL, 4 BAKER.
No AT, >tts street, H4Oe f3r Sa',
Of the h'f quality w>sRANrrp and ia pine order
$50 caiks spirits turpeuune
90 do. various kinds Varuiih-s,
8 bbls Rosin,
- Cpafn " re,e wing additional crl7-te<, from
ther Marufattury italers in the above aIuces VIII
be IePpLed on very LIBERAL terms.
IIKEwIsP,
Confanty on hand, for fale,
Real quantities LA, PIIch, AID i'urpentine
B89aa dug. 10, .c.op.-w.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

.NItEE6.
yEyE the fuhfcrbers, having been appointed ~
w the Hon Samuel Fresmln u, Elq. to receive and
examine Tie czi7s W the Creditors to the Etate of
NATHANIEL WINSLOW, late of Fal7oufb, II the
County If Cumberland, yeoman deceafed, repreeted
inl1veut, dJ hereby give notice, that tx months
allowed to laid Creditors 10 bring in and prove helr
claims and latwe la attend that ervice the Houfe
sof the Widow of aid deceaed in SaccaraPPa, on the
fourth Monday Of TINS and the fve following months.
Timothy Pike,
Fnoch freeman,
Daniel mall.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

70 Be 6ld b order et coa,f, on 1ue5dqy the
b dy0 or Dng4f next, Of sne o'csek ~
t>e ojff'noe off'' b9vS gf 3oJspb lears,
AnLeGtj.f F ~;
4 V.t.le t----.= r>eal Ehase or Joalh
K77Pp, ..e bridgeton, decealed
wirh the revt Of the widows dove,
,orGfirFof 4 ea Acres ofexcelIent LAND
P.calantly htua I, within half a nile Of
Il meetng-houie, with good Dwelling,
hou(e thereon; incumbered by uortls
t fecure a debt Of ahout 5wo hundrld
q liars -AIo, Twenty we acres of Of the
80. I, in tne 4.h 3e, adjririnq T. 4
{ acres.-- Alo One .yt Of uHimpro, i
land in the town Of Harrifon, former
one of thofe lots No. ) ID 3d range, I'd i
" o., Of Ind il Bridg'on - A0, one hi
Pew in B.iI2ton meerng houie; tu paY
the jnf debts Of faid decealed, aud .ulIoou-
tai Oh rye
! ME1 EMERSON,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

THE Trultees Of Bowd9in College are notified. tbat
Na,ed meeting viii Be held al Brunf,vick n
Mahachuietts' Hall, III the th.rd day of September
next, the HrE Tuesday Of AID month, at nine of the
clock IN the iOt tenOOn.
CHARLES COFFIN, Seeyy.
Brunfwicll Aug 10.
JUBLIC notice Is hereby given, that further tine
Of one mon tn, from the date hereof i allowed u
the creditors Uf the tRIte Of SAMUEL MERRILL
lalc of Northya noll III thelcOuntv OF Cumberland W
brug va aad prove their claims againf fal State ;
zld .hlt we will attend at Mr. CamDbells inn. III
Fore ltreet, PJrJand, Receive The lame III NE Il
"wednesday in Augut and the frlt Wedueldav w SEN
tember next, from two to five o'clock. NJ
DANIEL TUCK n,
PETER WAREEN.
Payt,aaH, Aag lOb, 1905.
THE fubr,ribcr hereby gives public notice NJ aI
concerned, that ohe his been duly appointed N
has taken upon herlef the trul 0f cn1iI Qrattix n
the shl-e of A2AH FREEMAN, late If Portland IN
tn County Of Cumberland dccea'ed, bv giving bond
as ae law dire Is 5Ge therefore equefs all De-l,ns
who are indebted 70 the laid de- 'ed's ef-te 10 r
inned 3te payment; and thole who have any demands
thereon, to exhibit the fame to
LOIS FREEMAN,
-D1e' Arg. 1873. 1905.
THE fuhfcrber hereby gives public notice u an
concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
has f4keu upon hirfef the truR Of ennitratof on
tne Rate Of AMOS MOVES, late of Falmouth, in the
Cou lty Of Cumberland, yeon'an deceaeJ by giving
bIud ls the law directs lie therefore reg els N
pertos who indebted hefad dec-afed eliae5 70
make immediate payment and thoie who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the fame 10
hosea LSLEY,
Datsf l5t5, A4gF 1905.
NOTICE is here by given to the Creditors If ER d
= STREET HALE, Of Portland, iu ,hl DRrict ~
Mime, Mrchant, aganlt wnOm a Commrlion If Bank
ruptcy mas been Iued, that the comm fioners named
ana authorized by iad comm1ion, and the Afignee ~
he ERate and effects, intend 10 meet al the Office rs
EJaaezsr Al1ro IA IA Flg STREET. Pyrti144, on the q8d
day ot the 9th Month next Al o'clock in the fore
mon il order to make lscond dividend of the MA.
and otF-cts Of iaId Bznkrupt When and where the
Creditors who have not already proved Their debts and
TO prepared to prove the lame or I ev Will ba
excluded the benefit Of iaid Dividend
sE no. 1OL, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19

No. :, Union Row, For Sale
By CODM4N g ST'4 X.
= Bols. RUSSIA DUCK, Of GrR quality.
1IKEw4sE,
European, Iadia, 4nA Wsa India Goods,
ufuai. AyrIe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-19
Ort9n' 5 ExboMl9n.

Jyf ba5EBsA tic 3 Yos. Of Crtal'5 Exp 5ftisa
b tks Old I.Farct
SUBsCRIBERS erePeafuly informed, that they
~ can receive their Books, BouHu OF in Boards At
THOMAS CLARK 5 Booxs7oRE, I$-S.eet,
Where fubGcrpuons are received for the ABOVE va u
abe work, dug I9,
be fold. if apP!yd for inediately, Bri-, cf 80
tons,-One year Old, with her appirtinances as
lhe came from Ssa--Said Brig built notify (tul-
Der and plank) Of white Oak, Sheathed and NAV be
Put 70 sea with little expence-A credit will he
given if requi ed-FOr further parcu ars enquire Of
JOSEPH II. LNGRAH NJ
Portland, Azg.F I9, sos,