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TEN DOLLARS RRW.dRD.

Rnohf. away last evening alarge stout made
-. - blood bay H II E. upwards of FIVE feet
high, years old last spring. was shod all round
aoou. two months ago. but some of the shoes
may now be Oh he has 4 large head and small
Eyes, uots and gaops ~ ne has any other mark s
by which he might be distinguished. thev are No,
reeoileeted. He had on saddle GOOD dea
, worn' with hogskin seat and plated stirrups.
Inc above reward will be paid on delivery
me morse and saddle to the subscribers.
Pickett, Pollard & Johnston.
Richmond. March s.. 1905.
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~ From circumstances not attended TO
when the ;.laovc valuable. proper,v was siverris-
ed FOR sale. the subscriber has postponed the day
of sale toll Wednesday the eighth day of MAY
next, when q wiz certainly take place al IL o..
clock, on the premises. when one fourth of the
purchase money only will be required in hand,
and credit Of three, six and nine months given
FOR the balance. the purchaser to give bonds and
security 10 carry interest from the day of sale.
and deed OF trust on the properly TO secure The
payment. VIZ AUSTIN.
22d March. 1905
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PETER MosELEY.
NO1'ICE.

NE subscriber intends shortly TO leave this
a. a.e LOT europe where ne means to spend
tne summer months He invites those persons
whomay have claims against him 10 call for nav.
nent--he also urges the necessity of closing Al,
Outstanding accounts due him, and therefore re-
guests those indebted to him TO discharge their
respective ascountsv'ifhoat delay,
L. Weroq,
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A BOUT twenty years Of age, named Agrv. and
her two Male Children, Wilson and 6lbeyt,
conveyed TO the subscriber in ,iusr h. PhiI;n Day
TO secure thepayment of debt due ID bnev MI.
nor per deed of record in the Distria CONT os
charlottesville The subscriber being only inte.
!es'eo as trustee will only convey the right vested
IN him by the aforesaid deed Of trust.
March seth. 1905. s s,s
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S ITPEWIY DOLLARS REW.5PD--

r uN away from the subrcribcr about the end of
= Nov or early in Dec. black Servant named
SAM, / believe about 19 or 20 years of age: verv
srrong and likely for man of his age He was
seen in the neighborhood of this place some time
after he absented himself. but from his connexi.
ons have reason TO suppose that he MAY be
lurking about, Or concealed by those Connexions
in the counties of Powhatan or Cumberland. I
will give the above reward if he is brought TO
me in this place, or ten dollars IF secured In a
jail so that May get him.
Arch'd. Freeland.
Manchester. March 10, 1905. IF
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BROKERS' OFFICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
Opened a Brokers Office,

Opposite the Union Tavern. and over the Count
ing house of Thomas and Amos Laid. All bu-
siness conidedto him WILDE transacted wiltshire
fidelity.
THOiE NORVELL.
Richmond, October 8, 1904. If
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TO BE RENTED,
For one on more years, and possession given the
18th OF April nexta convenient
Store & Dwelling house,

With three rooms below, and two above, with
hire place in two of the lower rooms. with
good dry cellar under them kitchen. smoke
house, garden. and two acres of land adjoining
enclosed. parr of which is well set with red cIo
yer This tenement has been occupied for some
years past by Messrs. AIban Gipin & Co it is
SITUATED IN healthy and agreeable neighbour
hood. is hne stand FOR country store, abou- 95
miles from ';lehmond and not more than half a
mile from he river, and in the midst Of a fine
wheat country.--For terms apply to the su,scr;.
her. SAM. PI.EASAN-rs
Powhatsn co. 4,h Mar 1906. IF
The subscriber WISHES to sell for
cash, or on credit til the first day of January
next, The
7auo Brick Tenements,
( Adjoning the house of Mr. BENJAMIN Mostly.
JOHN PRNDLETON
60 Of Ricbmond, Nov. 1Otb, 1904. 2w
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WILL BE SOLD.

On the twenty fifth day of April, one ,housans
eight hundred and FIVE. at William clarksou,.
store in AIbemarie county,
a NEGRO WOMAN
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NOTICE..

ALL persons indebted to the late
firms of
Buchanan, Dunlop 81 Co.
OF Petersburg;
Robert Poll0k So Co.
OF Richmond: and
DUNLOP, Pollok eS Ca.
OF Manchester,
Are hereby notified. that James Dunlop, late a.
partner IN the above concerns. has become pur-
chaser of the outstanding debrs they will there
tore be pleased 10 make payment to Mr.. John
fompkins. residing in Richmond or the subscri-
Der. residing in Petersburg who alone are au.
thorised to make collections and grant discharges
SHIFTS will be indiscriuinateiy commented a.
gains, all who do not make payment before the
trst of February next.
JOHN DUNLOP,
Attorney for JAMES DuNLor.
Petersburg, Nov IS, 1904 ftf)
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JOHN DUNLOP.
Or Manchester,

Attorney for JAMES DUNLOP.
sov. IS. 1904. ftfl
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Peter Tinsicy, c. c,

CoMnfssfoNER's OFFIcE,3
Richmond, Jusy %, 1905 :
VIE parties concerned arc dessed 10 take no.
4 tce. thztI iiave appointed M onday thetwen.
ty.third day of September next, for Carrying into
etied the aforegoing decree, upon which day,
their attendance is required at my Office, with
their papers aud accounts ready Tor examination
and settlement.
w2m VIM. HAY, NC.
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'r,.r,-- 80 * tAS SSdt On
~ ~ ISL 'sn NV .ese lnc'uong Mons'Sseer
300 49, ,e, containing IN all
!, sese' t~fnin land (reserving
$500 sss 81 eonsecrs.eo gSoand) The whole -
~ Mo o nas,sAose cfeekss emptying into
- sNe. osiore ,ne door ana forming Bay
49, '.sa ~ aus on'y--~' mi'es 10 refers
- SS,s.u ~ ~ ~ oy ianos anu 20
-, 4, ,.1s ms ne eoustnouse tsnement has
or !. 49, "a rss s ~ VII si< rooms one
Z - ..v. y - = isngtn and osesd'hs
!. w "'ue'e -''o s'seo Tor entertainments;
f,,s :. IN Ss ~. soeo aro
~. 3. u c,y seharss storess Hcs TOR
=. = . when arc new
- r~rsaH'sSe ~ .h~t ino- ms isan ex'
Ses tSI s'oe ~ NJ" Anu io~t an men sea-
100, es'o " neas ana oars may DO
~ eon'non 'nous,ry tor sns consumpiiom
la ms ms ssns'nent mas <uo acres or
'sn ~ s1neAea 70 =, ana rests tor & lVV year.
moved oo; MA sen,s.ns sV1 acres ws @
house conta,niup 6rooms All :, ,-.d -, -
board high. wi h iine csy cellars. tie fnlllcnp \ az
the house ~ t,ici ~ sf5 Zee Al "a ~ S,a
inc which reasonable ne,sop esu,a v,;sh - de.
sire, 70 Wit handsomc study. ,tore house.
KITCHEN, laundry. dairy. meet home ,n;nnnc
house and an ice house wi, hin the ouv,,l,o~
barn 20 by 81 feet, tive granar,es. two oarIiare
houses Cd stas for horses : o,,.xt.- e. 49,
servants . handsome oSaaeon pigeon house well
stocked, and several other out houses for slaves.
well of water $50 excellent tina, can drink Il
with deisht after return;nv froy,, a c;,-
cuit) = large fertile garden Astounding with :
great variety of shrubs. rb. and beautiful f3ov-
sers, well enclosed The build;nos N. M, md well
covered with Shingles - n 8 ~, - =
MONS-SACER contains 500 acres more q,
less, on which is neat small dwelling mill he.
gun GA neves failing stream, one mile from lame,
river and en,ntynp Itself Therein Z .rL;s f,,r, =.
4, .--7T' =
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y . 4 1 { t..

y = Z y.
q LII persons indebted to The cs.
Il n ta'e Of Dr. JOHN SHORE. sen. lac Of
Citizen, Hanover sounry. dec. are scsiyea 20
make Immediate paYnaen,--as5 thcn'd the., NJ
any persona ~ho haze just CLAIMS agains, nc e.
tate, they are feqnes,cd 70 brine mem N legally
authenticated for payment. by o. before tae =,
day Of OHobrr next ss against Ell eia,sas ere-
scared afs. that perioa this notcc will b plea
a.d IN bar.
Henry S. Shore, Admir-.
Win the VIA ANNEXED.
Richmond, 10Th August, 1905. TO
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To6e Sofd, fer Cash.
AN requested by David patteson,
9 jr TO expose for sale. as irusteee, the whole
or so much of,he PROPERTY, in tine trust deed
conveyed. bsar;ng date she 10Th nay OF April lat
consisting OF the fsllosing slaves, viz Jack a lad
Tom. a boy--Kate and her three children
Billy, Sally and Henry. Sukey and her Nv chill
dren, named Fanny and jefferson. as aiso, Nelly,
sir--in order to sa,isi adsb, due :, nm tho said
David pa''eson, jr 10 LyIe 4 Mcredie. agree
ably 20 the tenor o. ihs said deed hich safe will
cer'ain take place on,he 18Th day of sepsen,ber
next, at the dwelling house Of the said David Pat.
reson, in The town OF Manches,e
James +. Fetch, Trustee.
-Manehestef, 9Th August. 1875
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
III a meeting Of the Board

Of Direefors II ne Mutual Insurance
Society, against fire on Buildings of The
safe Of Virginia, held the General Of.
& ire, on The 2eh day Of .augusf, 1905.
A great variety of causes having concurrsd
to render u impradeable 10 complete the reya.
iuaiion OF those buildings in the towns and in.
me county which had been insured prior TO tho
3oth day Of January last. at the period limited
IN the FIRST sedion Of the 9th article OF our rulea
and regulations
REsoIvED therefore. that the Special Agents
OF the society, be allowed tin the ooh day O.
November next, 20 complete the revauaiion Of
all buildings which have been insured as afore-
SAID, within the districts and towns, for which
they may have been severally appointed.
ALEX. M'RAE, Pyesidenf M As
fene' LEWIS M. k1vALAIs, elk. 3D.
August 80. w3
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

by virtue OF. a deed of trust from
j , Thomas Calls, to secure the payment of
certain sums Of money therein expressed wi be
SOLD on the premises for ready moaey, on
Monday the 23d da. of September next.
a TRACT OF LAND,
In Hancves county formerly the property of Da.
vid Anderson, known by he name of Anderson's
Old Stove, at present occupied b. The said Calls,
containing 654 1-2 acres, more or Lessor so
much thereof as viii pay and satisfy the balance
OF 343l lis. l0d together with interst still due
on the said deed Of srust--as also, the expenses
OF carrying the same inlo eAeei.
Charles ]. Macmurdo, Trustee.
Richmond. Ord August, 1905. tbs
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Has jus, received a snntlg offresh g, eo.o,
M EDicINES. PAINTS AND HATTRps.
lV1 COZ OU2s--cpsning at his Conner sion
opPohte Col. CANDLES with which he ali r.
happy 20 ferve bis numerous friends. on The moo
moderate terms.--fie returns his Gneere thanks
tor the favor Of their euaom. (tf) Sept 4.
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TEN DoLLdR2 Ra W.qRD.7

u KOKE away last evening. alarge STOUT made
IL blood bay II o X S z, upwards Of FIVE feet
nigh years Old last spring. was shod all round
boat Two months ago. but some or the shoes
may now be OF; he has large head and small
eyes, ucis and galiops if he has any other marks
by which he nigh, be distinguished, they are not
recolleeed. lie had on saddle good deal
worn, with hogskin seat and plated stiryups.
The above reward will be paid on.deliyery
the horse aud saddle 10 the subscsibers
Pickett, Pollard & Johnston.
Richmond. March s.. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
Forty DolIars Reward.

I'd UN awayfiom the subscriber liv-
EA ing in Granville county. North Carolina,
an March last, two bright mulatro fellows: one
by fhe name of BARLEY. about IS years of
age. he has enslittle to say. and appears beve-
~ ha rble-; he - tolerabie good Shoemaker
AMI Cooper, abopS 5 feet 10 or 1iinehes high,
and he isa yeil set negro.-GEORCE is about
% years OF age. about 6 feet high, spare made,
busa verl a6ive negro, fond OF drink. and a very
forward saacy fellow. expect they have OBJ
taired free passes and will endeavor to pass for
free negroes; II is probable they are larking a
bout MANCHESTER, Richmond or Petersburg; they
were seen IN Manchester few days past huy
TeTs''n taking hem ~, aud con6ning them in Jail,
sotssas set them. shall have the above reward,
OF 20 dollars fOr either. paid by the subscriber.
LEWIS HENING.
June 5sh, 1905. If
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-30
From the UNITED STATES G GAZETTE.

1t would appear from some recent publ.
tons in the Aurora& Nation,l Intelligent
Ger, that the business of The Ind an trading
hosses was become SO complicated aud per-
picked, as to be thoughs by the present adj
ministration, to be no longer manageable
upon the principles of the law of April 1896
''for establishing Indian trading houses"
and that for remedy the executive had re-
sorted to the creation of "a new officer de.
nominated, according to the National In.
telligencer, general or principal agen. of
the trading houses Of the United States,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-30

SIDED as fresideo. Of the Un,,.a :
we n:ust conc'ede, TIA, the e}TSe,.
described by him, were the resnl, 20 Aete
sures tina, he'd been previously ema, "';a.
10y the old administration. p'oyed
AS to the second point. A lsre. 6
the secretary of was, II. Dearborn ""a
18th January, 1908, contains the fono us'd
information '""s
I" In addition to the two fsc,o,,
trading houses heretofore establish
has been copsldered,as advisable to ee,,t :,
llsh four Cthers, viz. one al De,ro; ''-''
at Fort Wayne-one at Chickasaw rl,,G S"' ?
and one WIKI the Choc,aws. The su,nn
of 10000 dollars appropriated BY ,bs E -.
of congress- Of the l6lh April, 1885 ~
which had not been applied to tic ,wo e. ,1
tories heretofore established, on tie f,s.
tiers of Georgia and Tennessee, has h,.'
applied to the four other establ;sbmsn,,
recently nlade.
" From an investigation of the accou,,,
made and reported to congress at its las,
session it was satisfactorily evident, that fIr
finds enlb!oyedb rior to that beuodhaa no,
been diminished"
F,r. Duane will be pleased to take no.
.Ice that the last session Of congress, her.
referred to by Secretary Dearborn, was ,bs
first session which occurred after the eIec.
tion Of Mr.. Jefferson. Further, il Mr.
Duane Will write to his friend. the clerk
Of the houae Representatives Of congress
for copies Of toe accounts here spoken Of
he will End that they relate merely to the
t7U9 factories, ghile conducted by the cid
administration.
Here then, is uhquest;ona5le proof that
the old administration, turned over ,hs
funds they lad employed, in their tn, fac
tories, to the new administration, entire
and undimimShcd and that in doing so, they
have conformed to the spirit, and even 10
the letter of the law, for establishing the
Indian trading houses, which enions Iscct.
a :" that the price: Of the goods supplied
10, aAd to be psid for by the Indians shall
be regulated in aueh manner, tina, the cahi.
tai stock furnishtd by the United STATES,
may nat be diminished"
Il is our sincere wish. Mr.. Duane, that,
when the accounts of The trading houses,
established and managed by the present
executive, shall undergo an investigation
by their SUCCESSORS, that they may sustain
and receive SIS favorable report as that
made by Mr.. Dearborn cn the factories Of
Georgia and Tennessee.
Thu, VIC see, from the highest authori.
tieS in the administration, that, Mr. Du.
ane has described state OF things to have
existed in tie IndiEn nations, when Mr..
Jefferson srfived at the presidency which
did not exist. Tia, he has also described
a state of ,hi1gs 10 have been produced,
in the Iodisr nations, by the measures OF
Mr.. Jefferson, which Mr.. Jefferson as
cribes TO The measures Of ;iIe preceding ad'
miaistration: aud, that instead Of failure
in the Indian trade ITO al imnnense a.
uaouat, and dilapidstions sUd pecuniary
subductions fron1 the public property" the
accounts which have been submitted 10
congress- render it satisfactorily e7idsm,
that the f'ala,s employed 5y the cid ad"""'
sfrat;9n, hal net besn d,m!atshsd IN the
smallest degyee.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-30
BASSETGRRE, July 10.

Capture Of tie S-hr. William, caPt' Wv"
Ga Friday last the above schooner q1I''
ted Nevis about 10 o'clock, having Q"
board James Wicks, esq. captala 0assD
(who was golng home in the aest) ana '"s
editors son, passengers. They had 'GD.
near Salt-Ponds, when they observe
boa: to l7eward apparently with TWO I'n
onlT in her, which they supposed 10 ",
long to some ship of war lying here '".,
havins reared her pretty fast, the scnoOp',
was in a short time halled by her and 500.
after number of men (supposed 10 "a .l
b5~u concealed in the bottom OF the OO'n
we're seen, who presenting bIundeFDu' So
and other arms threatened to fire ln'o W,
schooner unless she Immediately hove W,
which was accordingly done, aad Sc ~.
boarded her over her stern, and'
desirg every person on board to SO Os nosr
took possession of her. The schooas,
then stood to windwsrd, and, weasnSs.n'
Nevis Point, proceeded for Casoao upv
where she did net arrive till Saao.f Mi.
After anchoring in Bassa'erfe' N. ou,t.
chslIe, register of the admiralty . .s4rs
came on board bv when the pa'se .t3ou.
were treated with the most polite a'.e3 ~ ID.
They remained at Guadalupe UNI. o m
nesday evening, when they were O d land.
away by Mr.. LsneIey's schooner aAO -
ed in Nevis,yesterday morning.
BALTIMORE, August 70 l,o,sr
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POLITICAL ESSAYS

On the essential and distinctive qualities Of
Demorrdcies and Republics, with reffsr-
encr 10 tie Constitutions Of the U!dted
States.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-30

BALTIMORE, August 70. .o,er
'Fhs ship Serpent, HAYES, sap s. .s bsea
suwarrow, Frost ofthis port 'a'T
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

Sheriff. Sa1e,..

CUMBERLAND y
Tat<n By Execute n Gndo ts s1Ly P46Ee Y1d4s,
20 f6e b, bsa 5iadfr, at t5e bonr Of anet Cbs6-
sOirk, innboldsr IN PAfand. on Msnday, tie
Isfb day Of JsJ nfxf, al tsa O'cset ~ hs js,s-
neon,
a Ii the right in equity of redseming
"A certain mortEaged Real Eitate NJ viz
Accrtain tract or Paacel OF Land. ituatea in
fortl nd, and bounded eaferly ty John Bakers
land northe'iy by Middlefrert !; weiterIy by
Mr.. Hans land, and foutherly by land in pr
ieihon Of the widow Hobby; which land vas
mortgaged by William udfon to The Hon.
fraacis Dana, and now be,ongs with the rieht
OF redeemng the fame, to Benjamin Gage, Of
Portland, the debtor ramed In lad execution.
CALEB GR Fl I'D t4y vBryF
DAVID PEASc, -z-5su.sr !
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

I'.iE fusfc-i5s hereby gives pubic notice all
Il ccrned and be has been duly appointed AID his
taken upon himle the rra Admin rat The
efste Of WILLIAM WATFRHOUS.,
late Of Famonh in the cosgty of umhs rland seomah
d-ce fe ny giyng "pnd diretts. He IN RI
requct, a. pc iols who are ldehttd the laid e.f.
feds elste make immediate ,ymtnt and ia fe who
hzvs any demands th,reou "a Ihi il the lame.tp
WILLIAM WATERLOO z.
Dated 9sr, "a r8ot
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18
teitival Of st. John BaptIlt.

-eTHE Portland Ledge s Anrsnt Msi5nt, intend
Z 70 celebrate tbs fsRivaf Of 81. 1obs tie Bap
tiif and dine W'agingfsy Hall on Monday, a4tb
inf ap'trs fbt B,etb en- sf torn and country are
re9a19s4 10 st,eu4, ruitb fntab1 6 hing.
an Oystiaa quF 5s dikvere0 OF tbs scraGon. D,
Brother OLiIER BRAf, Ejq. 1be s,stbren
are ,esusqsd to attend pre*tJ at sebek, A.M.
BY ~dsr sf TIE RIB We 4i fiji Mafy.
MATIHEW COBB.
,> WILLIAM MOODY. Sec'ry.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18
NOTICE.

t1IL perfons indebted TO TLUAH DUG.
L As, t D. tam. are REQ "A, d irDne!atelr 10
lsrte wi, b,rn .f DANrBl BOOK, q of Fl D. well.
ELI II DUCLAS.
Hrsr.s1 Nay 7s. 1906.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18
Take No ice.

A L L perfons indebted 10 the fubfcriber
either by note uni Of longer lantng tn "a
year riior the date hereof requesd Set
{ or pay he fame on or before the A day Of sept
ntxt Ctherwfe all fnch note, and accounts win be
cit with attorney Tor coeeti'
ROBERT BOYD.
Per Exra 9gss a.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18
sae0 June 10. lsos.
John Mayall.

sNHE proprietor OF the lot OF land in
4 thsth~n Of Lim'ngton by ssco River, and ad-
ION ne the nil r. cae6 Reep falls. 70 called,
IA river being part of grant of and formerly male
i fhus Small iq by the proprietors Of a town, 4ndhy
hum fold William Spencer, and owned by John
Be ard hereby notified that the fad lot s taxed 40 the
Eij Tnhn Beard, m he bill committed TO me, the fphcr
brr collector Of d ovn, FIR The year 1894 eollect
tho fam ct IN doll Rs, and hrty eeRts iocudn. tk
his poll, any other properly And that, as tbt
lad Beard removed offsd town. au1 the fad col
le6or could hnce h removal [beirg than three
months ind any pcronai property belonging to HIM, th
fad Beard iucient pay fad tar, whereoD make oil
raint IF aid and alneceAsy intervening charges b.
no. paid before nday. 7oih day of July
O'Clock in the rfterncop r. mush Of the faid nf
as an be lurent dcharge ne fame, will then nc fo
=, puhfe suct,on the highen bidder, the houfe
MI. Thomas Forier. nrholdsr, in LirinPton Dated a
laid Linngton, the eighth dsv Of Tune. A u. r3oS
JOSEPH TYLER, csDa.r
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

THE fubfcribers, propristorts Of the
1 connns and undivided and in he town Of Cor
N in The cosery OF cEmbe, Iand hertoy rt9rsR you
iGue war; sat sof cal ing meeting cf "a Ptop'e'os
10 b holden atthe sf+ ot Aluuc Staples n hol er
10 iaii Gnrhsm. On MoAd.y tis qay of Ins nt1t az
tao o'c Inck in the sfietnoon sSa ca shs 4 wing
arti<les~-vA
20 n ole . MODERATOR.
!. t. chooCs fOnls fuit be p'rfon s' Clerk te
"a 70 ennofe Gems fui able perfon TresfSrer to
Iaid psoprttors
1A To re Give ths pet % rePOrs Of any csmElittse
or Comm tterss
sh 10 allow ses ants II N y Es ft.
6h q fee II a. prop ietois vii arn the dninsf 81
< "A propr etors al nv forntr nesng meetings, "hcA
have mo- hees regular or tgai
9TH r. agree up ara apPoinf any o'ner way %
msthgd Of ealing AID ismFsoning neeIlngs ~ iuufa'
WILLIAM MLELLAN.
ASA WHITNEY,
PRINCE DAVIS
JAMES IRISH
sTEPHEN IRISH,
BENJAMIN ROBERTA
G2,5~m, My s7. 1905
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

Glafs, Nails, Lead, Crates, &c.
John P. Thurlton & Co.
NJ q, Central R0v,
HAVE received by rhe ihip Charles
= = from Liverpool, and
OFFER FOR SALE.
ara boxes 5 by 10, 7 by 9 and 6 BY
5 Crown Glals, in whole, half and quart
er boxes.
Sc s.. A *. sI;hj1'. ss s1' p p a"'"s NAILS.
+ rs, Thin mi ed fleet and bar Lead.
co Spa IN brow. j. barrels,
20. Powds'ei Yellow Oker,
to whie Lad.
do r q do.
superhn Copal Var in iu quart bottlss.
Fioe Do. 90. D.
arria5e. do do do.
Is Cr4tes ceam colored Wre, aforteA,
& 10. blue prnte and gre eige, do. Go.
.4Jo sn baDd,
1000 wt L~af a d Lump Sugar.
pbs. PIX.
lalds. Rum Chefs Tea,
Pipes B'4rdy. cafes Sweet Oil,
Q1-ntt- fpermacrti CAudle,,
Aulh, Duck, &c
Tune H. s-
Portland gazette., 1805-06-18

a. 10 William MLelan, one
Of the proprietors OF the common and
N.S.l undisidcd Land. in Gorham, in the
county Of Cumberland
|VOU art hereby required in the name
the Conmsnwealth OF MsEschufeus 70 rotify
the prnpretors 'efers onsd 20 tke raw
directs to the re and place flr th- parro-
r mentioned in the fcres ing application = CIV,
ny hand AMI zeal this twenty Sflh day Of Nay in .As
car of our ord 1865
STEPHEN LONcFELLOW, oss- sf tAs ;us
is # ,Se pa" fbrsags sbs C~-s,sssst " lstsAx.
IN purfuance of the foregoing warrant
M dir e7ed hereby notify The proprietor. II che
omman asd unaividsd Landsin the lcwn Of corhsz,
forefaid 10 mcct the time ana place ned ia inc
apDcz ioa and FOR the pur pofr> therein
|a-eGsf WILLIAM MLEL1aRs
GorhAm. May is. Eos.