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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-12
Twenty Eighth Bulletin.
Brunn, 2lst November. ,aos

Brunn, 2lst November, 1905,
The emperor entered Erunn the ooh
a, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. A deputa.iop r., y
the states of Moravia, at the head IS
which was the bishop, came 10 NEE, him
The emperor visited the forti6calion. ana
gave orders that the citadel should be fOr
tilted, in which were found upwards os
5000 muskels, great quantities of mum
tons of war OF all kinds; among o,btrs
400, 600 lbs. of powder. The Russian.
had united all their cavalry, which con,po.
posed corpse of about 5000 men, and
were disposed to defend their position !,
the junction Of the roads between Bruon
and Olmu,z. Gen. Wal,hier, obliged
them by different ousets to qui, the GROUND,
Gen. Muras dispatched to his assistance
D'Hauspoult's division of curassers, and
4 squadrons of the imperial guards. Tho
our horses were much fa,igued, the enc.
my were attacked and put to fight They
lefr more than 200 chosen dragons On The
field of battle, and 100 horses fell into onr
hands. ~,
Marshal bessleres, commanding the i'm.
perial guards, at the head OF four squadron,
Of the guards, made brilliant attack which
threw them into confusion and put them to
route. Nothing could form grea,ereca.
trast than the silence of the guards Of cui.
rassiuers and the uproar of the Russians.
This body of Russian cavalry is well
mounted and well equipped, and ha, shevn
great bravery and resolution; but they did
not appear to be well acquainted with the
use of their sabres; and in that point our
cavalry has great advantage. We had
some men killed and 60 wounded, amongst
whom are col. Dursonel of the 10th chas.
seurs, and col. Bourbon of the 18th ora.
goons. The enemy has fallen back several
leagues.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-12
Twenty-ninth Bulletin Of the Grand
Army.

.Brunn, November %.
Marshal Ney has occupied Brikrn, after
having taken many prisoners from the enc:
my. He found in the hospital a greatnuu.
Der of sick and wounded Auslians. On the
17ih November he made himself master Of
Clauzen and Botzen.
General Jallachich. WHO defended tn:
Voralbe-g, has heen cut of. Marshal Bsr
nado.te occupies Iglau. His troops has
entered Bohemia.
General Wredeu, commanding the Ba'
varians, has taken company OF Austrian
artillery, 100 horses, so couirassleu" AUD
several officers. He made himself master
of a considerable magazine of oats and O.
Their grain, & of many carriages laden win
the baggage of several regiments and AUS
TRAN officers.
The adiutant commander Mason, hal
made 200 dragons of La Tour and eu!'
raseurs of Hohenlohe, prisoners, on ns
way from lglau to Brunu. He attacksu
another detachment of 200 men and nao'
50 prisoners. .,
Information has reached US from VI
mutt. The cour, has evacuated that Pa's
aud retired to Poland. The French army
has taken up its quarters. Its van IS sup,
ported by Bruup, which is strong p;s'
and which they are now busy in putting ~
to the best state OF defence.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-12
Sixth Bulletin Of the Army OF ltay'
Head Quarts at Passinar0,

Head Quarts at Passinafs re-,
Nov. IS, 1906
The army in its march to the rave u. ~.
me. with very few obstacles. FROM ~"
Pave to the Tagliameu.o, they saw '' ~,
raj corps Of cavalry flying before 'nem, ,ny
whose retreat wae calculated to PreVeD''''
engagement. -. no enc.
It was at the Tagliamento tina, 'a s.s,sd
my seemed to await US. be hau sa meot.
a junction on the left bank OF 8 fesl" nd
of cavalry and 4 regiments Of infantry. e, mean.
their appearance indicated that tney .s.ae.
to make VIGOROUS defence OF 1 is paws o,v -
The general in chief had at hrs. O .;,;op.
intention of accommodating 'lisr p .hs dy.
The gen. Espag,e, commanding II. sd Iny o
sion of mounted ehasseurs, the '' md I'D
under the order. OF Gen. Marms met Pulley,
cuirassiers, commanded BY gen. ;,yi,jonf
embarked on the river, while the o g. VIZ,
Of Duesne and Seras, marched !, - 90 .od s,r
to, and those Of geas. M0l'''f ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

THE Lands in Townfhip No. 8, in
tho sth Range north Of the Waldo Pa
tent, are offered for fale in Lot, of any fize,
from 100 to 500 acres 10 Ne feleaed in any
part Of the townihip, ~ the plealure OF pur-
chalers.
This townfhip is lfscksd with valuable
timber Of various kinds we'll watered by
itreams W hich fall into the Pifcataquis, and
afford an esfy and cheap conveyance for
RATS and boats eatryisg 1--WE tons, to the tide
waters on the Penohicot The foil is infe-
rior to none in the Diitrid OF Maine, aud the
tide is indifputable.
As the Priaae@f object CT the iale viii be tc
promote the immediate fettlement of ths
towniliP, it win be diipofed of on term:
vSgsyALLYIIB IIBERAL,a and TO none except fuch
As t3H se1sre ~kval tsftis,S., Thoie therefore
who with to obtain Farms on fuch tsrns, are
invited to examine the towaihip, and for fur
ther particulars apply 10
AOSES CREENLEAP.
BszgOr, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

Candies. Butter, and Lard.

yaA received, and FOR Sale,
Bv TOhN z. III IRSrON & co.
I26 boxes Spermaceti Candies.
$50 kegs Batter and Lard,
500 hbls. Philadelphia Flour, in whole and
halt barrels
$50 bGls Aiels, No. l, : * s Beef, in whole
aaG half barrels
Hhs, an saEi,
.9l crases aforted Crockery Ware
go boxes by IS, ~ 5y II, s ty 10, Tby9
ard G by S Crown Window GIafs
8 dJzen Engli:h Shovels and spaids
4 few dozen Blocktin 1eaPots
--tewt%r Quarts, PinJs and Porringers
p kegs Fngifl Muftard
Is bags patent Shot, from Mol 70 9
2S pieces IriihI Linens, low priced
ernfiifh Scale Reams-So0 W.T.. Iron Cogs
IS bols clear, bone mid. and No. Pork
S5 boxes dipt Candles
is barrels fri quality Ship Bread
ca1Ss Rice
50 kegs Paints, ground in oil
caiks Sp2nith Brown caik Red Lead
o4 pieces Ravens Duck-3O Gin Cafes
Kegs Richmond manufactured ] tobacco
Boxes No cllocoIate-ChocoiateS Shells
80 chefs 6rff quality Hyfon, Hy ion-ikia
and Souchong Teas
Saltperre-Pepper-bo1es Starch
Coguiac and Ceue Brsndy--Crn
Corks-Ginger, &c. 6p,H %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

10 tie He71rable the .Tgdices Of the
Curt Of General SsJfons Of tbe Peace
far the Ceunty Of +O3ord, TO be boi-
den at Paris, 7Uitbin and far Jaid
Couaty, on tbe Jecond zpgEly Of
O95ber, n. ID. 1895.
I He Subscribers, inhabitants of the town
Of Buckheld, Summer and Paris, humbly
fhew:-'That the roads from Dixfeld and Sum
ner to Paris as now travelled, are extremely
circuitous, and for that reaion extremely in
convenient for travelling inalmuch as trav-
ellers are obliged to pals from Dixheld on a
road leading to Jay thence on the road lead
ing into TomPfon's graAt thence INTO part
of the town of Hartford thence into the
town of Summer, and thence inlo the town Of
BncktieId thence inTo the town of Paris, a
diitance OF a; Leaf thirty miles. and your
Petitioners humbly conceive, that County
Road, leading from Paris to DiAheld, might
with cafe, be laid ort on lands, preferable and
of fuperior kind to thofe on the rout now
travelled for the purpoie Of road, which
would ihorten the diftsnce at leait eight mics,
and thus in much greater degree accomrno-
date the pnblick, to wit Begiuning at or
near the dwelling hou(e Of Abner Rawion, in
faid Paris, thence 10 or near the dwelling
houle Of Abijah Paine in laid Sumner, thence
10 or near tie dwelling hcu.e Of John Fletcher
in iaid SumAer, thence 10 Or near the dwell
ling houie OF Me1ri Knights In iaid Dixield,
thence to or near Nebbs Pond Settlements.
Wherefore your petitioners humbly pray
yOur horors, that COnmiuec NAV be ap-
pointed 70 iay out faid road, and that fuch
further proceedings may be had relative to
the fame, As to effect the obiact Of the PRAYER
Ct this petition And as in duty bound viii
ever pray.
ABNER RAWsON, and 90 Others
BY ZACHARIAH sOULE, fbeir 4tty,Hry
OxFoRD, f.-At tbe Con.-t sr Genera.
SSf5a5 Of tbe Peace, begun and b9i-
DIN at Paris, 7otbm and f5r 5aia
Connty etOxjord, an tie Jec5nd 7ucE
day Of Of7a5er, 4, d. i8o5.
ON the Petition of Abner Pawfon and 9th.
ers, PRAYING for the laying out Of road from
Paris to Dxiield, as therein defcribed, OF
which the above Is 4 true copy TIE Coprt
o,4rr, that the Petitioners caufe an atteted
copy of their petition, with this order there
on 70 be pubithed three weeks fucceilively
in the Cohmbisn Centinel, printed in Bottom
and Portland Gazette, printed in Portland
the laR pubIicationto be al lean three week.
before the ueAt term Of this Court, that NJ
perfons may then and there appear and Alev
casie If any they have) why the prayer o
fas petition fhoula not be granted.
Auelt, CYRUS HANlLIN, cir,E.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHUsETT:.
N SENa7E, Fe6. 1906,
ON the Petition of the SeieGtmen Of Ban
gor, praying that they may be authorized 70
erect bridge aero, the Condufkeag itream
in faid town.
O,deyed, that the Petitioners caufe an ar
tefted Copy of their Petition, with this order
thereon, to be publhhed three weeks luccei-
fively in the Portland Gazette and Ealtern
Argus, the laR publicati on to be twenty days,
at leaf before the iecond Wednesday OF the
irlf SeiIion of the Next General Court, that
al perions interelfed may then appear, and
thew caufe, (f any they have) why the pray
-er of fsid Petition fhould not be granted.
Sent dozra fer concurrence. n. G. OTIS, Py5iArt.
IN tie Hogfe Of Repreentrtiqes, Feb s, lto6.
Read and soHeRryrd,
TIMOTHY BICELOW, S@eaI~
2rHs c9fy-At9f, w. DAVIS, Cl.yk ef tbe Senate
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
II Go0A BARGAIN.

FOR Sale, FARM in Gor5da,
htusted near Warrcn's Mills, lately oecu-
pied by Mr.. EZRA BRowN; containing ieven-
ty acres Of excellent Land, ahont thirty If
which IS under Improvement, and capable Of
producing ten tons Of hay, forty buihclS of
corn and number Of bulheis Of grain, with
only common fealod has a two ltory houle
partly Unified, and barn - BY 20 fsst, it'nd-
ing on the FAME. Any one who wilkes 70
purchale a farm, may now have a good bar
gam by applying foon to at
seth Wirhip s Co.
Portland Anr;I OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

THAT large and commodious
HOUSE, f,uated in Fc,--strc Z, now oc-
cupied by Mrs. Sarah Fo~. As it is in con
temptation to make many addition, II is we
worthy The attention Of any perfon intending
TO keep BOARDING HOUSE or HOTEL.
being fituated in one Of the bet parts Of the
town for either of thofe purpolcs : For infor-
nation, apply at 40, 2s, ng-Wba,E
March IL. Lsw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

( !. T the fubicribers, having been aPPOintco
by tile Hon. Samuel Freeman, eiq. tu
receive and examine the claims of credisors 10
the efate Of
Samuel Robinfon,
late Of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland, !,
merchant, deceafed, reErafanted infolvent--
Go hereby give notice, that fX months are
allowed to said creditors to bring in and
prove their claims and that we 1laIl attend
that lervice at the Office of ToictB G. Bayd, in
fsid Portland, on the fri Monday Of MAY,
July, and September next, from ten to one
of the clock, in the forenoon.
Joleph G. Boyd, J Ccshmif-
Jofeph Titcomb, Goner1.
hPril "a, 1906
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

TN the town of Paris, one
: mile from the Village in Norway, very
pleafantly iituattd on road leading from
Eaftandover to Portland contains one hum
dred feventy five acres of land fcyenty five Of
which are under good improveEent--is eaiy
of culture, and eafy tranlpert-a Barn 50 10y
~ feet, and frnall fIcufe with aconiider-
able quantity Of white pine timber, one mile
from Sawmill-It has been improved as TWO
Farms-wil be fold whole or in part, as belt
may Iuit the pnrchalers, with III eril credit
for part Of the payment-apPly 70 JOEL.
ROBINSON, Of faid town, er Mr., Elsg1sr
Cole on the premiies.
Paris, April Is, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
Ioel Hall,

Has for Sax, 1T No. q, Long-W5ar,
JNHE Cargo of fchooner Jane, direct from
a ST. Croix, conhlting Of
"a hhds ST. Croix Ram,
do. Sugar, Ct an excellent quality
disc, ~ Skre,
Il hhds. Grenada Rum,
Hhds and tierces beR retailing Molaties,
RIolahes Shocks
Boxes brown Soap for fhipping
-.fhyH 2S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

At the CHEAP STORE,
NJ. q 4, Joaes's Rozp, Bottom ef F;Jig-Sf'et'
A Complete and full fupply Of faflI-
- ionabie SPRING &'SUNdMER GOODS,
! of the very latef portations--making IN
the whole, more general and extenhve abort
flnent of Faney and Staple GOods than ever OF
fered for fale il this town---Thoie who may
with TO fupply thenfslves with E7gijs, Fre'fb,
,Zadia or Dub Goods, either tor uie or orna-
nent, and to have the price and quality per-
fe6Iy agreeable to their wiihes, are reiPect-
fully invited to call and fee
A large anortneHt of India Cottons, con-
fitting of fheeting Gurrshs; Fine Baftas; Su-
perfanums fine flirting Cottons, &c.
India Calicoes India Black Handkerchief
Bandanna Handksrchiefs
India Checks, fome full A wide
so pieces of elegant plaid double Sarfnet
India Silks OF every fashionable color now
worn, fuperior to any thing of the kind ever
-expofed for fale in this town
20 pieces real iuperhne India Luitrings, va
rious fashionable color5--fuch as dark plumb,
flver grey, gronnd Of Egypt, mulberry, Prui-
fan blue, Bonaparte lFab, pink, changsable,
Black, &c.
Black, Slate and plumb coioured double
Florence Lultrings--
5-4 Italian Silks
Pertains fun s1Iortment o. every kind
OF Silks now worn
Silk Chambray Mullins, rich drels colours
Cotton Plaid ditto
Pink, blue, dark and light coloured PLAID
'Ginghams--
Fashionable printed Cambrics--
Cambria Calicoes, real fsperhne
Common d ito, large ahortment--1
Copperpates of all prices and qualities
"A 5-4 and GA white Cotton Cambrics,
from 2-le TO 90
Plumb, black, ilate, mulberry, buff, black,
nd pink Can,brirs-
Linen Cap1brics
One Cafe real Irilh Linens, warranted not
bleached by the chemical proceis-
6-4 Linen Checks for aproning--
Ladies, Gentlemens and Youths Wori'ed,
Cotton and Silk HoGery-- Genttemens Beaver,
Yorktan, Dogfkin and Cotton Gloves
Ladies long white, and Yor>tan Cloves
Coloured Habit Cloves
Englih, black. white, and ilate coloured
elk Cloves, plain and Pic MIC
Laced Armletts, Black and white, Glove
Ties, Elaftc Carriers, Elaltic under Coats, &c.
Leno, piquette, laced crosbard, Japan,
ambored, and veined Mullins, of all qualities.
Elegant tamboured Cap Patterns
Plain and figured book Mullins, from %
20 IS E per yard
A., 5-4, Cd, q IA Silk Shawlss
5-4 Cambrick Shawls
Purple and common Ditto
Linen Pocke: Hapkerchief's
Cotton Ditto of every difcription
A large ahortment OF faihionable Ribbons
Thread, Silk and Cotton Laces and Edgings
Black, pink, blue, ftraw and leih coloured
Grapes
piose,he and Leno Walls
Durants, Shalloons, Caliamancoes, Rufells
Wildhcres, Bombazines, &c.
Cambria and common Dimites, Of all
qualities and prices
Damalk, Table, Linen and common Diapers
Rroadcloths, Caihmeres, Plains &c.
Mariailes. vaterd welted Veiting-.
Patent Piains and Cords
Velvets of all prices
Together with thoufand other articles too
numerous 70 mention. fprI 1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
ut No. 3, Long-WhaEJf,
100 bbls. fuperfse Flour,
900 10. Mefc No. - * s Beef,
$50 hale bb!s. do
40 bbls. Clear, Bone Middlings, and
No. ] Pork,
so calk Sugar HID. Nails, entitled to
debenture.
100 boxes mould Candies,
50 do Spermaceti do
$50 do brown Soap
5000 w.t. Bacon Legs,
so Kegs Lard,
80 bbls. Ship Bread,
i <5yH 9I
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

THE fublcriker hereby gives public notice
to All concerned, that ille has been daily
appointed and has taken upon herfelf tho
trult Of adminiltrator on the eltate of
Stephen Andrews, jun.
late Of Scarborough, in the county Of Cum
berland, dsceaied, by giving bond as the law
directs She therefore reqHeAs all perfons
who are indebted 10 the faid deceaied's eltate,
to make immediate payment; and thofe W ho
have anyoepards thereon, TO exhibit the fame
to HANNAH ANDREWS.
Dated HtrH "a, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
70 the Han. Senate and Hogif Of Rep
yeEntatives Of TIE Co"m'H7UeNhb et
Mo6acbyat5, in General Cart

y
Ma6acbyat5, in General CaHrt
a1fmbhd.
II EiE Subfcribers, of the town of Bangor,
i beg leave 10 repreient, that bridge
acrofs the .ConduGeag fream in iaia town IS
eiTentially necefary for the accommodation,
Of the Public and the Inhabitants aforelaid-
thar many and very great Inconvenience a.
RE at certain ieafons OF the year by reaion
of the wanr thereof, that the diitance acrols
the faid ftreafn is about four hundred and for
~ feet, and the expence of erecting good
and fmtable bridge acrols the fame would be
in their opinion four thoufanC FIVE hundred
Dollars or more, whiol expence the iaid IN
habitants arc now incapable of defraying vita
out fome aniltance from the public. The Pc
ttioners therefore, in the behalf Of the 1aid
Inhabitants, hulEby beg the H0nourable
Court TO grant leave to 1aid Town TO erect
q bridge acrols laid tfcam from the county
road 70 called, Oh the eaitcrly .ide Of the lame,
to the road near Wi.iiam Hammonds, and al
low them reatonaLle toll for The fame, to
compeniate them in fome meafure for the
great expence which viii BE incurred in e.
reCting the fame or gran, 70 the taid Inhabi
tants aid and afiiltance in ionIc other way IS
NAV by laid Court lie deamed mott e1pedient
and proper. And a in duts bound, the Pc
titioners will ever pray
MOSES PATTEN, J Seie-r7.r
TIMOTHY CROSBY s efBargv.
Baagor, Jan. 4, 1900,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

which thev are determined TO fell on the low
slt terms-among them are the following, viz.
i2O bolts frf quality Rufiia Duck,
100 do fecond do. do. do
100 do Ravens do
50 do extra quality do
5000 yards Ticl<lerburg,
1000 VT. FRI quality Sewing Twine,
2 tons Pig and Bar Lead
] do Sheet do
2 do Oaknm
2 do Shea,hing Paper
% boxes Dipt Candies
Is do No. Chocolate
10 do S by 10 Crown Window Glafs
10 chefs Souehong Tea, fuperior quality
so barrels Tar
70 do Pitch
90 do Amber Rohn
20 do Turpentine
Sheet Coppel
Ditto Iron
Nails and Paints of ali kinds
Philadelphia Camboofes, different flzes
Navigation Books of all kinds
Journals, calculated for one and two hours
Charts and Pilots OF all kinds
Quadrants, fome with tangent fcrews
Day or Night Telefcopes
Accromatic do
Camp do
Vefels fupPlied with any quantity
of CORDAGE, at the lhorteGt notice, and on
the mott reaionable terms. (6t) Mari 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

AIR. SMITH, RESPECTFULLY in.
1FA forms bis friends in PsrtianS, and its
y;cin;ty that he has taken convenient room
IN MIR. 9ames PsoFs houle, next doer 10 Maj.
Ua,y'r for the purpois Of inltruetng young
Ladies and Gentlemen in the art Of Daanng.
The School will be open for the
admalion Of young Ladies on WIedHgday', and
.Sofyysays, from 2 TO 5 o'clock p. M.-And
for younr Gentlemen, two evenings IN each
week, from 6to o'clock. (9m) M~sb, 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

NOTICE.
ALL perfons are hereby forbidtruft-
ing or hsrbouring RACHEL HARROW
a town pauper, OH my account
Morrell Jordan.
s-EirsI65, hfrI Is, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
Thomas Beckett,

NJ. 2, EJs-srss,, eet9f,e l. 6lanf' Bo0A1fors,
HAS iut received we'll choien
4 afTortment of Broadcloths, Caiimeres, Vei-
tings, Trimmings, &c. of the neweit faihions,
and fuitable for Summer garments which
will be fold al the lower cath prices.
The Tailoring buiinefs IN all its
b-anrhes. executed in the best manner, and
every attention paid TO employers.
.ffril, ss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
Mark a VIM. Harris,

Haze far Sale, No 8, MuDy's Re1O,
500 quintes Telioch Fiih,
$50 bufhels Corn and Meal,
so do Summer Wheat, .fuitsblefor feed
1900 VT. good Flax
1900 do Cheefe
Hhds. Rum and A1elahes,
Pipes Brandy and Gin,
Quarter cah<s Malaga and Sherry Wine,
Hyfon, Hsfoil-kin and Souchong Teas,
Iadigo OF different kinds,
6 boxes Candles,
6 kegs Tobacco
bblS PeTk
Good fuPply Of Loaf 5uGar-Brown do
Saccarappa Nails, 4d, cd, i0d, I'D, God,
Thy 9 Glals
Logwood, Redwood, Fufic, Carnwood,
Copperas, Alum
S dozen Bed Cords,
Variety Of other articles, which viii &c fold
on reafonabfe terms for cal or approved
credit
~. 'T'hol. rr,ho are indebted are re5ueisd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public
notice to all concerned, that he has been
duly appointed, and has taken upon him
felf the truh Of Executor of the lat will and
telament Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
Bartlett Adams,

Sculptor and Stone Gutter,
= EfpeafulIy acquaints his friends ane the
II public, that he has on hard aiarge abort
ment of Marble, Slate and Free Store, iuita-
bic for feps, door-Glls, hearths, janos' man
ties, belts, window fills and window arches
painters mills and mullers, tombs and monc-
rnents of almoft every deicriPtion-whichw wIp
be wrought at fhort notice and on reatonasle
terms = eppdEte the Methodiit Meeting
Houie, in FEDERAL Street.
~ An APPRENTICE wanted at the 2
bove bufinefs fPya IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

THE fubfcriber hereby gives pblic notice
= TO allcoEcerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himfelf the
tTuit of an adminiftrator on the ellate Of
WILLIAM LUNT,
late of falmouth in the County Of CH1nber-
Iaud yeoman deeeafed by giving bond as tho
law directs He therefore requelfs all Perfors
who are indebted 70 the faid deceafed eltate
TO make Immediate payment aud thofe who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame 10
Daniel Lunt.
D-..y mi Ia 1906
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

FdUdAd dY
FROM the fubfcriber, on The frftof March
= an inden5ed apprentice boy, named d.
vID BOWIE, aged zbout years At PEI
fons are hereby forbid harbnring or truttins
him on NY account, a. they witt be Ptolecu-
prof cuted 10 the rigof CT the law.
WiIliaua tia dSn.
Por land, April ~, Isce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

FOR Sale, a FARM in FrFeb9rt,
near Marfons Mills containing 100
acres of Land, about 80 sfwhich are under
improvement; le tons of hay may be cut on
the fame--a convenient Houle and good Barn
on the prenaes-The Land is very goos,and
is well watered--The Land unimproved con-
tains an excellent growth Of wood, no timer
having been taken from it, For further par
ticulars, inquire at Mr.. TBorai Pairrs, IN Free
port, or at The Gazette Office. -4fra 2S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
FOR SHLE,
For Sale, in Neuca5c0,

Tor Oale, IN IVeCLCQ5t0,
a New and convenient two ftory
: DWELLING. HOUSE, SO by Al feet,
completely fnifhed, except one room .toge-
ther with a Stable, of iize 10 contain iixteen
hsrfes with three fourths of an acre of Land,
which isimproved as a garden, and isin high
fate Of cultivation. The above detcribedl ltu-
alton is abeut 100 rods beyond Prefrmfcot
Bridge, on the main road leading from Port
land to the eaftward, and would prove an ex-
cellent nand if occupied as a Tavern; or
would be found equally advantageous for a
Trader or Observation-Disclosures will be Civ
en- on the iirlt of July next. r-u
For terms, apply to BENZ. PRINCE, living
on the premifes, or 10 .7ossbL VI 'Le3aa g Sos,
III Portland. A5yK2l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
EULDAF RIGGS,

late Of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland
Widow, deceafed, by giving bond as the
law direct lie therefore requefs slI perfons
who are indebted to the faid decealsd's eltatc
to make immediate payment and thole who
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the
fame TO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

THE fabfcriber hereby gives public motto.
u to all concerned, that he has been drj-
appointed, and has taken upon himlelf t..y
truh of an Administrator, on the tltate OF
Samuel Robinlon,
late of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland,
merchant, deceafed, by giving bond as the Ia
diretfs-He therefore requelts all perfons wis
are indebted TO the faid deceafed's eftate ,..
make immediate payment and thofe VIII.
have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the r.
TO the CommifIioners appointed TO receive
the claims againf laid efate.
Robert Ilsley.
P1ytLaHd d5rK 2s, 1906