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RHETORIC AND .oRAToRY.

The irf protector Of Rhetoric and Oratory
which New England has ever known, was in
Quoted to office on the 18th infant, at Harvard
Univeriity, in cambridge.-The Hon. John
Quincy Adams, Efq. the elected protector, after
the ceremonies of induction were over, deliver
ed an Addrefs, relative TO the fubie6t of his pro-
tehorihip. This addrefs was in the highet de-
gree elegant, cIafiical, and energetic abound
ing in fertility of iIuftration, force of delivery,
and originality ofremark. Though " the wand
of HermeJis no longer the fcepter of Empire
yet the fpeaker convinced us that eIoquence
"has awoke from her Plumbers ani ffaken the
peoples from her brows," has conquered the
barbArifn Of language, by foftening the barlhnefs
of the Engiil into the harmony of the Latin
tongue, and can again confroul the pafions of
mankind by irrefftable perfuafon.
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From the Northumberland Arap,,

A Perfon in or near London made known 10 the
public that he had provided materials for houfe
al Of 7U''d, and chat they were Po9f GgaaB fire, and
that, on day fixed, he would have it on Putney
Common aud fuhicient quantity of combuGibes 70
try tbs experiment. Accordingly great concourfe
OF people aiismbled. The houfe vas fet up, and FIRE
let to 1t in ievera places but il would not burn The
faet 49, the wood had been rendered uncomfortable BY
its being previouny boiled or foaked in alum water
Boards that are ufed near oye-pipe, OF in any flu
alton near the fire, might be foaked with the above
and 10 prevent them from catching fire, and fave all
the calamity which 70 often follows fuch accidents.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-01

q LII p:1tons hHving claims asaiaa Ike eqats
1 4 Of job" Hoomrt, deed. Of The Bezviing-
Green, are regretted to make them kuozva, tbat
iPr0zJfon may be nsad- for a final jsttl,meut.-
and tbcie indebted mn make immediate ba,-
mint to JOHN HOLMES, and
JOHN G.. NOOLFOLK,
BsfcHtorJ Of s5fobn Hoomes, 4es'l.
Jan. "a. IF
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GEMERdL MEETIMG.

As a fuiieent number of neiabcrs, to coniti,ute
meeting, did not a,tendon Saturday the 9TH cur
rent; am therefore authorized TO give notice that
meeting of the company will be held at Mr. Broohss
tavern, Saturday the 9Th Of July next, when il
sexPe6ed, members will be punttual in their aten-
dance, which bunefs of importance the interet Of
the company particularly requires.
JAMES BRANDER, Gil.
Mancheller, June 20, 1906.
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FOR SALE,

NWO raas Of LAND, lying IN the County
Z Of Pluvanna. one Of them lying on Hardware
river, and within & half oies Of James river,
containing jSJ acres, Carries creek, and wfhia
one me Of the north fork Of Janes river containing
S64 acres further decrip,ion IS deemed ppueeeTary
as Il is preuned that perfou viii purchafe ~thou,
viewing the fame, which will he Ghown b. the fab.
ieribsr living in Aibeulsrle. WILLIAM MOON.
June 90. (epst,
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VALUABLE LOTS ATRocKETTs,
FOR SALE.

HE Subferiber intending fhortly for Europe i,
4 delirous TO fell the whole of his Property in this
City and neghborhood, for the greatet par, of whi:h
long credit will BIZ given. The property at Rock
etts joins the upper wharf Of Mefrs. Picket, Pollard
and Johnlon, extending in ftrait line upon the III
yer, more than 400 feet, until bounded by the Mari
ons line; thence running northerly upwards of TOO
feet till 1t meets the Main-Sreet iuii above the ware
houfe, where it narrows front of near 20 feet.
II has ALTO front water-ftreet of go feet Or
thefe lots are two DWELLING HOUSES, and OH
the Main Street Store, with Smoke-Houfe and
Stable.
From the growing commerce of the City, rhi. pro-
Perty n'u't horty increafe very much in value IN
asn'ueh as it contains the whole fpace ON which
wharves can Dc made, above the prelnfes of Mefrs
Pickett, Pollard ard Johnion.
A plat of the above property may be feen, and fur
thor Information respecting it, aud his Other property
IN the neghorhood viii be given by the fubfcrber,
who will The" the different preniies to any peron
wi.hug TO ptirchaie.
A comfortable bargain maJ be had in any part OF
the above property for cath,
JOHN BANKS.
June 81, (dl
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MAP OF VIRGINIA.

CUBSCRIBERS to tie MIR OF YIPCINI4
- are rJpeGja!r informed r6at tie qvo,I q,N in a.
Part time be ready 0, delivery. 1be Skay ia, been oes-
o7ad BY e'eYzaAsrf zpb-5 eaaR be eoqtrszeI-baf
hb bo3ed that io, accuracy IN tie tqeatio., az wi
AZ egarft in TIE execution zoiH be feieat foae.e.t
Specimens of the work may be feen at Mr.. Samuel
Plealants's Bookstore and at this Office
THE PROJECTORS.
9v.. a. a.
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TWENTY DOLLARS pFwApD

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
y AN away from the fubfcriser, Negro LAD
N about % years of age, abou. feet ten inches
hiSh; with very thick lips and very black; had on
checked Virginia cloth ihort coat and wal,oat, his
Pantaloons of plain purple, the fame manufacture.
ANY Perfon who will deliver the flii lad TO me in
Powhatan, ihall receive the above reward
fsHAM RANDOLPH.
~ His name is AMrtY ; he is accuaon,ed 70 bor.
fe' and fervng in the houfe.
April IL. tf
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WILLIAM &. MARY COLLEGE.
HE VJftor5 ofVIL1IAM s. MIer Cokhscg
are reminded, k5at on Ire 4ib aay IF Tn!y
next, tie annual exhibitions and Lt,ui-nnnnal er
animation oftbe f4dsass and grammar 6oys, qyif
commence; this and ofljer 6uJfneG ofimpor.anee
eDiH demand t.seir PsosSFHGi attendance.
SAMUEL TIER, Retgor.
WIlianHure, Tpne o.
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June Of.
(tf.)
LANDS IN CUMBERLAND FOR SALE

QY virtue ola Deed of Truit, bearing date the
~ lth April, 1901, recorded in Cumberland
Court-Oihce, to me executed by James Deafe Fran
els b. Deane, and Thomas M. Deane to fecure GER
tain fun of money, due by them to Tofeph Galleeo-
will offer for fale to the bighel bidder on the o6tI,
day of May next, at Cumberland Court, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, being part of the property,
thereby conveyed, viz.
One Traef containing one hundred and thirty.fsven
acres, more lefs, isuate in the county of Cum
berland, Fix miles above the Court Itouie, being a
traa puFchafed by the faid Deanes, from Parton
Copton, as will appear by reference to the deed Of
falc on record, in the faid County Court.
One 1rsa containing two hundred and five acres,
more or lefs, ftuate in Cumberland, on rhe fou,h
Eide of the road, leading to the Cour, Houfe, one
.isile diitant below the fame, bounded by lands of
William Beverly Langhorne, and by lands of Iokn
Ford.
The fra ofthe above Tracts, is fail to contain
prime tobacco land, and valuable tirber the other
is nearly half cleared.
N, d. b. the content of all parties in.ereRed, the
tale will take place the Goth day of May next, as
above ttated, and the terms of payment will be one
and two years credit, the purehafers to give bonds
hsaring intereit and approved lecurity.
NJ. B. PorTIAUx.
April Is. tdc
+ N 3. The fa!e of the above property Is poaponsd
IN rs AGO., e I'll.
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FOR SALE ON the lozO.q te,,us !,

300 fatks Of LIVERPOOL SALT, and 90 crate,
Of LIVERPOOL EAR THEN WARE of Tuperior
quality & well aored, JUN arrived in the nip Mer
chant, Captain JonSsos, from Liverpool, at Ber-
muda Hundred
trE Which hip will take in Tobacco 70
SnJZE&N Sthe addrefs Of JAMEs MAUR7, Efq Of
GLlE,lA,k' Liverpool She has e1cellent accom-.
sSss-SSTses modstions for pafTengers. For terms
apply to Nief1rs. PIeKEr, POLLARD & JoHNsrow of
Richmond, the Captain on board, or hefubfcriber,
oYRRToN ANDERSON.
May a., e.
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.June "a
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
SALE OF SHARES.

NT0TICEis hereby given, that all l,arc, upon
which the tenth requiton haIl remain uu-
paid, will be offered for falc at Mr. Brookss tavern
Oh Saturday the 9th of July next. The lae to conn
mence at I2 o'clock in the forenoon.
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PisreIIaiiu.

The fale of the late Marquis of Lanfdown's
collection of paintings. took place in London
in March lat. They brought upwards of nine
thoufand pounds. A portrait of WASHINGTON,
by Stewart, was fold for SIS guineas.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FHE Co-par.nerlhp, heretofore exiting .ader the
4. firm of SAMuEL Barrett & Cots :rsday difIoIv-
ed by mutual content. Thofe indebted to and thore hav
ing demands aganf the fad nm, are folicited u
let,lenens with Henry Hal, who is authorized to Ii.
quidate the fame
SAMUEL BARRETT,
HENRY HALL.
June 81. NfN
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VALUABLE PROPERTY For SALE

ENG anxious to dilcharge all my jun debts, I
- will fell great bargain il two new BRICK RI
NEMENTS, on the Main-Street on Shockoe Hill
they are well calculated for torss aid private families
and conidefed tn be good fahds for bufinefs as
ny in that part of the city; they will be fold eparate
ly or ogsther,to fu;t purchaers IF this property is
not fold by private CONTRACT before Taelay, the s4,h
day OF June next, it will, on that day, be fold at
pubc auction. Any perlon wifing to purehaie, will
be fhewn the property, and may know the terms.
(Which will be very accommodating, by application
to the iubierber living adjoining the premifes.
will alto dfpofe of, by private contract, my half
acre LOTT in the neighborhood Of Gen. More,ey,
on which there is two Cory Brick HouTe erected,
A feet long by 22 feet wide this houfe is not fn;
ed in the infde but can be inihed to fuit til. purcha
Ter. For terms apply to
]. i. VIM.
May 80. ,dc
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70 BE RENTED--The Tenement where
\ now refide, and ponsfIion given in time.
J. PENN.
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NOTICE

NE partnerlhp Of Tola Bafisr 81 Ca. at Carters-
i vile, is this day dilIolvsd by mutual content.
The collection Of all debts due 70 that concern Is corn
mitted entirely to HiHAn l1Keass the a6ting part
ner of W'Mas 1f'Ke-zie u CO. and to him alone
or to any one he may appoint payment to be made
JOHN BUTLER,
VIM. MKENZIE e Co.
All psrfous indebted to the late concern of yssa
Bnii:r u Go. re9ueited make payments TO mr..
Robert H:te6n as re alone have authorized to grant
difehafges for the fame.
VIM. M'KENZIE.
April 10. r.
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~ The fale Of the above property is poAponed
until the 9th day of July next, when it will certainly
take place. For terms, apply to
TAYLOR & BROWN.
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NfARslfAL. SAFE.

1'tt Je far ready s7ar:s, sry dyec of RE easrf
fes Os'as Siscs, far Zoe SRI ei-sst tie Yrsa;s
Sria, I!svcea P6iasat Ra ,fio,ey fer tbe creditor
ef-E=etaf ESsvs,a., f,,ia,;g, axi Dsv;3 Ref aaf
e6er', asrsdsait. IN sr4Sy 70 rse tbe far eF ll,453
doll, 81 el'. 1sr and paYa;i- re ~ jar. k9, ts
S"fns1's and sr ki:z.n ea:e ia Rs ecrny Of BooSrf,
saNsl
FORT LEWIS,
Gatej5y tie fail Rsij 10 esa,iis 26os aer,s.
/ VIE tale will take place the pren,ifes Mon
Il day the 4th day OF I',ly next.
This eiiaie having been before a,ivertfsd and the
tale polponed, it is deemed neceIary to apprife the
pubc, that though the iaes Formerly announced we're
Potponed, on account of payments received from the
defendant Rois, the fale Ian a,lverted would havet a-
ken place ont Tor niiiiahe in the advertisements.
The fubfcrber has no reaion fuppofe that the
now advertiied will no, take place, and If, contrary
to his expectation it Mould again be put of, the ear-
Ell public notice will be given that thoe who d-
pofei become purchalers, may not be put to any
unneceilary trouble.
BENJAMIN MosBY, d. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, n. V. d.
IA erans Of seserte efts. S4hrrio, CENT of cJsr.e,
10, f5eAyi,ia IF r;cbmonS.
WILL be fold On re FIRE day of ,,,,v nov, =.
w the Tavern Of Mr.. Z1c,-.-ish Brook, in the
Town of Manchester, the - & appertenanc.s in
iad t'"n lately ocer.rnd by MIR. William Robinion.
ne 'ae WI. 80 on twelve months credit, the pur-
cha'er TO re bond, with fecurity, to bear ia,erel
from sne usie.
JOHN MINoE, Cs~miGoar.
Jyne s. ,aC
a N excellent RiDfNG-HORsE, for iale; en-
"A quire of Mr. Hallan, at the Warrington ra-
vern.
June 81. ftf9
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a excellent RiDfNG-HORsE, for iale; en-
"A quire of MIR. Hallasn, at the Warrington ra-
vern.
June 81. ttf9
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April Is

+ N 3. The fa!e of the above property IS poaponsd
to tie 2sth day of July next. M B. p.
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TIL; JEFFERSON.
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WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.

tune "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
PENNSYLVANIA.

.s.. :. !.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
INAUGURAL SPEECH.

Friends, and Frllssv Citizens,
The honor which our confituents have
conferred, by my election, for third peri
cd to the Office of Covernour, accept with
greatful fenle Of their confidence and
with an undiminiihed zeal for their fervice.
1t is true, that fome circumstances have
occurred, in the courlc of the election,
which | did not anticipate, as refpe6ted my
felf; but which more than on my own,
lament on account of the public / did not
anticipate that the clele of life iincerely
devoted, as far as means and judgment, ex-
tend, TO advance the liberty, independence
and pref fperity of my native country, would
have been embittered BY any imputation Of
4 dereliction Of principe, or any ulurpa-
ton of power by artful combinations to
impair the confidence Of the people or by
groundefs flanders to detroy an honeR re-
putation. Thefc however, are evils, in re
lation to the individual, of too little moment
70 attract your attention; but as they affect
the great interefs, political and focial, or
the community, you will regard them with
al anxious eye.-If therefore in the courie
of fhort retrofpea, you fhould dfcover,
that the preis has been contaminated by the
fouleit pollutions that political incendia-
ries, juit landed on our ihorcs, attempt to
acquire, for fnifer Purpoies. the maitery OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06

the pailiions and prejudiccs of the people
nay, thar the influence Of Legislative names
have been in6diouny employed in the paltry
practices OF party 81 pray you, by all the
force OF prccept, as, | know you will by all
the weight Of example, to reliit and repel
the danger, with which fuch proceedings
threaten the fame, the honor and the tran
guilty OF the fate
The oaths, that have been iuft now ad-
minlttered, bind me to cooperation in this,
as well as in every other public duty reful-
ting from the contribution and the laws.
Accept then renewal Of my afurances of
cheerful! co operation for ar ir,-reits, and
that Of eur fellow citizens, cannot be fe-
parated: And, although We may fometimes
differ, in our opinion Of the bef means to
attain the Object let US reciprocally believe,
that ltill Our objeG is the fame; to obey
and (upport the contribution and laws and
to promote the welfare and happinels Of
the people. THOMAS M'KEAN.
LSneg,fer, Dee. I7b, I8os.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
John KNAPP, ! 1y JOftPh Dana
Mary KnaP, 5 tber Atfor"fy'
CoMxoxwrALru OF MAssAcuUsErrs.

Efex # 1t the flbreme judicial Cart began
and bsllAm at Salem qvitbin and far The
C9nty gt' EGSx, on tbs frf Iuefaay 9f No
uenber. II, ID. 1905.
On the Petition aforefad, Ordr1 that the petition
ers pubih an ateted copy of their petition and this
order thereon, three weeks fucceihvey IN the Nez0-
b.r,eoyt Hyal and in the Portland Glzrie, the lalt
publication to be thirty daysat leaf before the Supreme
Judicial Court to be holden IPfwich, within and
for the county OF Ehex the fourth Tuefday, of A
pri next that all perions intereted in fal petition
NAV appear before faid court, and thew caus if any
they have why the PRAYER thereof houd not be gran
ted. Il true eofy,
AH.G. EDW' p. HAYNIAN, CLyt,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
concerned that fhe has been duly appointed and
has taken upon herlef the truf Of adminihratrik
on the efate Of
SAMUEL MERRILL,
of Poland in the county Of Cumberland, and yeoman,
deccafed, by giving bond as the law directs .-fhe
therefore reques all perlons who indebted, the
faid deceaied eaate TO make immediate payment and
thofe who have any demands thereon TO exhibit the
fame 10 LUCY MERRILL
or to JofePh Bradbury her attorney.
Dgtd Poland, 08 10, 1895
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06

On the 9Th ult. the Legislature Of Penn
fylvania counted the votes given at the late
general eledion for governor, in that fate,
which are as follows :-Tbema5 M'Kean,
-43,644-Simon Snyder-3S,4S2-Major-
ity for M'Kean,-5,l62..-And on the day
following. agreeably to the Contribution,
his Excelency was inaugurated.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
FOR the PORTLAND GAZETTE.
FATHER AND SON;
OR,
DICK 0UTHYTTED.

REMOTE from fplendour, livd Of late,
In humble, but in decent fate,
An honef Farmer, known 10 MANY,
Well ikilFd to fave, and turn penny
His Wife, as frugal as himlelf,
Increas'd their little (tore OF wealth,
And bleis'd with children. pigs and geele,
Nought could, it feem' d, diiturb his peace
Bat aged grown, the charms of life
Had faded, with his blooming Wife,
And much he wiihd, his latter days,
To pals IN cafe, and prayer, and praife:
And therefore told his favorite Dick,
That he, of care and toll, was iick,
AS buinefs almoft crazd his pate,
He meant TO give him the eltate
Provided he would fully prove
His gratitude and flial love,
Support his parents, and engage
10 tooth the pillow of their age
Dick thank'd his Sire with grateful heart,
He proms'd to perform his part,
And him, with reverence obey,
Till death fhould fummon him AWAY.
Now fcenes OF plenty and delight,
Now open'd to his eager fight,
Hope promis'd fair, that plealure's rays
Would gild the Evening of his days.
But anxious, he determin'd foon,
Completely, to iecure the boom
Quoth Dick. It's folly to delay,
Wen clofe the bargain, Sir, to day,
And foon TO juitice J-s repair,
Decrepit, you fhall ride the Mare
Well mounted new, the aged Don
Rides flowly on, befide his fon,
Who, trudging merrily along,
Regales his father with fong.
Arriv'd at houle of Juitice, quick,
The Sire difmoHnts, by help Of Dick;
His Honor found, they fate the cafe,
He hears them, with fober face,
And (oon, with help Of ufuaI fee.
Completes Bond and Warrantee
Forms now comply'd with, bufnefs done
To iuit the Sire, as well as Son,
They homeward Jog "a certain pride
Whfper'd to Dick, he ought to ride,
Twas clowniih thus, to tradge along,
Delpis'd by all the gaping throng-
On which, with magilterial air,
He bids his Father quit the Mare,
Affirming, now the Farm was his,
He'd do, IN future, what he pleas d.
Surpris'd, the Sire rebuk'd his fon,
Thus faucy and imperious grown.
But all in vain, Dick roundIy fwere
He'd be his Fathers fave no more.
The Sire difmounts, and hobbies on,
The Mare bears off the hopeful fon,
AT length, the Father reaches home,
Extremely lame and weary grown.
When Night came on, by Evening fire,
Dick met again his injur'd Sire,
Who, quite good natur'd, told his fon,
There was flaw in whai was done,
And had he took the 1ightclt heed,
He'd found an error in the Deed;
The lately purchas'd turniP Lot,
The Squire, I.apprehend, forgot
Go fetch the Deed, we'll now inlert it,
Afiuredly, it cannot hurt it
Dick brings the Deed, the careful Sire
Throws all the writings in the fire,
Then turns TO Dick, with cheerful air,
Who now, nay Son, will ride the Mare
SIMON AcQULLDRIVER
Y. I. Dee 25iJ, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
John Brewster.
Portrait and Miniature Painter,

NToKMS the Ladies &Gentlemen Of Portland, that
he has commenced the buGnefs of his profeg;op
at MIR. J. REEDs where he will gratefully j,
oeve and punctualy attend 10 any orders. with
which they may pleale favor him. Thofe who wiz
to be waited upon their own lodgings fhaIl be ac-
commodated. He hstters hmieIf, thar from bs n n
anc experience in the various branches of paiuting
and the reaonableis Of his prices that thofe who "a
Vor h'm with their cuom will find him worthy of the
patronage of the public. D., %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
Fur SALE.

10 the HoHOwa6le the Jf4tqice5 Of the Supreme
judicial Cart, nav b2laen at Salem, 7vitbin
and FIR the County gtf EDfx, on the Jfyf
IuSfday d NoUenaber 4. d. 1905 5.-Hup-
bly, IbeZv.-
John KNAP, of Newbury, in laid county, trader,
j and Mary his wife, that they are fezed in fee, m-
pie, in right of the faid Mary tenants in common
with William Coombs, of Newburyport aforefaid,
Merchant, and Michal his wife, in right of the fad
MIcha and other perions your petitioners unknown,
of one undivided fourth part of certain tract par
Gel Of land lying i'll Brunfwck, in the county of Cum
berand, containing eight hundred and fifty acres and
bounded ealtsrly on Androicoggin River; northerly
on land formerly of Ifaac Royal Elq. weferly on
Prouts Gore, 70 called, and fouhery on land OF liaac
Royal and JolePh Wadfworth, Elqrs. and others; it
being the fame tract of land which Benning Went
worth, Efq. conveyed to Daniel Marquand, late of
Newburyport aforefad, mariner, by his deed bearing
date the 25th day of April, A. d. 1869 and OF which
the faid Daniel died feized. Your petitioners fur
ther repreent. that while the fame land lies in COM
mon and undivided, they cannot improve or occupy
their faid part with advantage Wherefore they pray
that after due proces their fad undivided fourth part
may he aligned and fet off 70 them in feveralty-
nd as in duty bound fha pray.
John Knap, ! By JofePh Dana,
Mary KnsP, tier AtforHc'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06

Atey came into the inclofure of the fubfcriber--
j. light red coored, with white face-The owner
may have her again by proving property and paying
rharges.-Apply to FMAVEL NASH, Jun.
Gr4y d., 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
NOTTCE is hereby given to the Creditors Of the ef-

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Sub
fcriber has been duly appointed Admniftratrix,
on the eilate Of
SAMUEL lfITCHFLL,
late az Wilcaett ia the County Of Lincoln Labourer,
GeCealed; and has undertaken that truR by giving
bond a. 4 law dirctts:-Al perions therefore, hav-
ing demands agsnt the eitete Of the iaid deceafed,
deircd 20 exhibit the fame for iettlemcnt and al
Indebted 10 llid eltate, are reluefed 10 make imme
d-aie payment.
Ruth Mitchell, Aa'minifr1!;ix ix.
Dec. 2, 1905. so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
TOSLAH HASEN.

TOSIHH HINEW,
late Of Brdgton in the county of Cumberland yoman,
deceafed has taken upon hmlelf that trut BY giving
bonds the law directs, he therefore reqe all per-
fons who are indebted aid decealed efate make
immediate payment, and theie having any demands
TO exhibit the fame
JACOB HASEN, Adorinjqratcr.
Brigyfoz, Noyegz6ey 2I, 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13
NEST OF BIRDS.

But what admirable providence is thar
which is displayed 10 the nature of Birds?
Who can contemplate, without emotion,
this divine benehcence, which bestows in
genuity on the weak, and foresight on the
careless
No sooner have The trees expanded their
first blossoms, thaH thousand diminpslye
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13
FROM THE SALEM REGISTER.

The following particulars, favored usb BY
gentleman lately arrived atthis port from
India, may not be aninseressing to the pub
tic: