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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
SH5ifsibei b. RE fsilozyizg Gsatlensr.
Extraf Of a Later fran Jsth AEyral5 E,c. 70
t6e -A4tt7y, dlfel Harv-,s, Sesfrzler IS, i5yis


DEAR SIR,
lam much pleafed 70 hear thar you Ere c.
gagged in the compilation " new feeling
book; which, Iundcrltand, i u br CONFORM
able to what frequently wiflied to Zee irltto-
duced, when was employed in the in.tru:.
ton Of youth niyielf. uaderlsAnd II 10 be
your intention, that rie whole book .Eln cen
tam nothing more lhan fpclniy; which, IL
my opinion, will very much facilitate TIE bro-
graIs Of learners, beiides l4yiag needless IL
Penle. oughr not TO iay needles, Fur II "
worie; as hlhiI4k the attenpt to read lylT.n,.
and iuch fahles and itories, a. f7pliing.books
are generally crowded with, before they have
become periccl III the groundwork, will MAJ.
ura'ly retard their advancement in reading.
as well as photography.
That your laudable endcavors, 70 pro,,o,e
the welfare Of the riEng generation. NJ M
crowned with iacceisr and receive general az
probation, i the lncere with III your tr;4ns
ana isfV4ht' John AIYC.AIL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

plgred me fcene q icrszisy which III,
WAsHINcToS began--He authorized the.
rebbery and ruin of his own army" &c.
The work fhall be begun as foof as Two
Millions Of Do lara" llall be fubicribed.
lSdLsm Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

THE importance Of early impreiTinE he
minds Of children with the rudnnents VI ~
biography i j. prefumed none viii deuy
for the uleiul ART Of fPeaEing, reading and
writing with readinels and propriety. depends
much on the habit Of fpclling and prunoune-
ing words with accuracy.
To give d death wound, therefore, 10 the
painful, incorrect practice Of directing CHI
dren 70 read h6oHJ, before they are able 10 fA
and AGENT common words Of three fyIlahles,
we cordially recommend the CoIUMBIAN o.
TaoCRAPHER. This work we approve, b.
caule il is, a. the frl ichool-book ought 70 81,
merely fpelIing-book.
The tables, diltinguilhing the different clsG.
es of words, are iudiciouAy arranged TO faeii-.
;tate the progress of children in their rud-
mental fudies.
We think, therefore, the Author merits
the patronage a wei As the gratitude of the
public, for his eNertions to promote the inter-
eft Of the rifing generations and we heartily
recommend this book TO n frustors, as hetter
cacula ed 10 anlwef the dcGrn Of ipeising.
book than any that has hitherto been pub
lifhed. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
SAT- and Lime.

SAT- and Lime.
ChriltoPher Dyer,
no. :, Union WbsrE Ia, fer Eils,
2oc Hhds beit Iilc-of- May Salt,
100 cafks Thomaiton Lime
beit quality. dug. 2s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
Pixies SPsAing B00k.
lust PUBLISHED
-

BY Daniel Johnlon,
And for fale at the PORTLAND BOOK
STORE, and by all the Booksellers in the
United States, the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

William Goldman,
a I his Compiling room, the Chamber O.
yer the store Of MIR. WILLIAM swan,
10. ;, UaioH-Ro7r. has for lale,
Pipes Brandy, \
Ditto Hollands Gin, Entitled 10
Chefs Souchong Tea, dsbsafars.
Ditto Hyieh-ikin do
Bbls. bone middiings Pork,
Hhds. Winaward Hand Rum,
Boxes dipt Candles,
Do mould do
Hhds. Loaf Sugar,
Bags Fimento-ditto Pepper,
Boxes Chocolate.
Few hundred pieces NANKINS,
fui,able for the Well-India market.
.1ngHf rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

FOR SALE,
4dt No. l6, Uzioa-HHrf,
50 bbls frefh Flour, now landing,
oPipes Hollands Gin, entitled to deben-
ture
100 boxes Candies, mould and dipt,
so do Spermaceti do
5000 lbs Bacon,
Loaf Sugar-Gin Cafes,
Hyion, Young IL ion, Hyfon1<iA and
Souchong 4 cas-,
by and 10 by p Window Clals,
Crates Earthern Ware.
AEggf Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
BY FRYING s Poor.
A II the Store lately occupied by Meilrs
"A MLeLan q Brorn, near the head OF
FJs1Rrect, general alortment of
GroeerIe5, Drugs, Medicines and Dye
Szfj;
Warranted of the beii qualities, and fold en-
tho -ncn -o,co.,, III terms viz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

NdnkInS.
Fer Iak, At No. 10, U4ion- WBa,6
COCO pieces Yellow Nankins,
entitled TO debenture AzgaF l8.
Elijah Elder,
No. -, LoFg-iVbaT HaS fer JaL,
$50 Hhds belt coarfe Salt,
100 Euihels yellow Corn,
10 chaldrons Coal,
40 Puncheons St. Croix & St. Kits Rum,
tew barrels Mackerel.
dIgF Is. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

Pike's Spelling-Book contains one hundred
and hxty-eight pages-is printed with per-
teetly new type, and on much better paper
than IS uIua. TO print ichool books upon
The price, which is ly6 per dozen and 20
cents Jingle, makes il the loweA fchool book
in the unieR--The preface, which is here
iuhjoined, will thew the plan Of the author
and the various commentators which follow,
will ilew the aPprobation the book has alrea-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

vain.
WitboI far epltms's lind pa, e1tzi all,
Wif6ent eHiiO'Hiqg fms and genial j6o7prf,
hha Better frOn7 ib- b4f in vIiH zys bePe
Ibe fr-ser plant can rs blooaliqg bsad,
Or Jifia tbe blrVfF Pr0mJd il il lpriGg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

1'ysps..l, fer pzbllj9izg magnificent eEgraviag
bling on sr.Slematieal and by9o,iesi
Portrait of the sage of Monticello,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
Hcetrr.
An EpiioSue TO the Jealous Wife

BY T*-'" F--''''., lsy~fSs sg.i gear
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-03
From the Ealtern Argus.
COURT-MARTIAL

JHR. WILL1s-Ay f5s complaint agai5f LieEf.
2. III ZNGRAHAN, Fafia., J. an aggravated
,gaase,, tbr treatment Of Noah Harding, bOs
Been 6uBEeeS, III, TIE opinion Of many cr my
5llz4v7 jalaGeys, that f6s |af7s on TIE othes ide
eft6e g1sffioa 0Egbt to be EaOzva, ia order that
f5s ssbEe eoaid laozO the rsaJoat, zrbie5 ia9nesI
= tie Cozyf Martial ~ oeguit Liuf LveR4HAx,
~ bsuOysBly lou 4UW therefore oblge many
Of your esaoner. BY fulfilling TIE defence
zgBieb zUcs stsre4t to tbs Conrf on thai oeegfsn.
1su's, tJe.
"A PRIVATE SOLDIER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-03

.Tbeis qyitne9fs night .fhP99fr from
tie exprcbfon MED tbat ttD '7ras TIE De-
ffndant's meaning, and at this dJ?ancs Of
time might think b. eaprf6ed H-Or IT,
Defendant might haze faid that jar Jiet
outrageous behaviour 1t 7co1d nat Be 100
lrvere fbe BoHid eraH Il. T5e DrteHd-
ant, bozuezer, baJ not tbe .laaheR zvB
t5at tbe Court I5ouM dopbt re yeracity 81
the syitnsGc5, far keae7es @oNbieda biHfif
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-03

aiIitarp.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22

John L. bennett.

John l.. Dennetf.
1T t5tEga eft5s Efidds-j9,erf, nearly 9p-
petite The beadgf FJ5-freet,
LAS taken the 'fhop directly oppofte Mr..
Il Il ROBERT BoTD's fore, where he car
carries on the
Saddle and Trnnk-m king BufneG,
on an extenfve fcaIe, with fidelity and dic-
patch.
He keeps conftantly on hand, general az
fortment of Saddles, Brides, Portmanteaus,
Poa-Bags, Saddle Bags, Sleigh Harnels, Mil
itary Apparatus, sc. &c.
Like1ufs--A complete aHortment Of
TRUNKS,
wholefaIe and retail-with which the travel
Ter, if not TOO difficult TO pleale, may be ac-
csmmodated.
Together with a complete ahortment Of
Whips, plated Spurs, with guards-plated
Stirrups, Slay Bells, &c. 6 {. &c
he HAS ALSO FOR SALE,
$50 VT. Harnefs Leather
400 do Skirtng DO
Sides Bride do
Waxed Calf Skins
Black Crain'd do
Ru1et Calf-fkin Boot Tops, of the Grf
quality.
Draw'd Calf-fkin Boot Legs
Suwarrow Patterns
~ general a6-ytment Of LEATHER kf3t
eo1Fantiy on hand Dec. p,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22

"A disposition 10 evince our impartiality
induces us to insert the following =
In the Gazette Of the 10th ult was in
serted an article respecting the proceedings
at the late meeting in Raymond, for the
choice of federal epresentatives-on the
declaration of one of the selectmen and
several who were present at the meeting al
luded TO, we believe the conduct ofthe Sc
lectmen to have been fair and impartial.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
Dle0.

At Paris, Oxford County, on the 10Th
infant, greatly amented, Mr.. Jofeph n
Hall, aged % gentleman whole mild
manners, am'able dilpotGon and correct CON
drct gained him the eleem and refpe9 Of all
thoie with whom he was acquainted. While
foc'etv laments his early death, the only
conioa'ion to his relatives, is, that tho his
life was ihorr, he acted well his part"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
JUN received, and for iale by
THOMAS CHILD.

1T Bis Fore D ton Of Fj6-a eft Portlaus,
COGNIAC and French Brandy
- Holland Gin-Rum-M oIai1es
Madeira, Lifbon Sherry, Oporto and Mai
aga Wines
Sn 4keroot and CIovcwater
Cherry Rum
Hyfon, Young IIyfon, HyfonAn and Su-
chong Teas
CofIre-ChOcOlate Butter
Cheeie-Salt Petre--Turks Hand Salt
Cotton and Wool Cards
Corn BroOms-Houle Brufhes
Log WOod-Red Wood --Futic
Raiiins-Corn Flour : Rice-Starch
Gials per box Spermaceti Oil
Spermaceti Candles-Cider
Cod Figs--Ginger- Pepper
Loaf, Lump and Brown Sugar
Mould and dip'd Candles
Bet Engtilh and American Powder
Ahpice- Caffia-Cloves-M Mace
Nutmegs-Muftard-
Roll Fig and Smoking Tobacco
Segars-Cramberrys, T'e.
N. B.-Ibirty DAYS are aI5zUsa t9
tbgt zcbo indebted to TBomas Child, 10 MAKE pqy
meaf. De- %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
William Lord.
Head If Long WJsJf

Fore-f,ect, Head IF L'rg-W'baJf,
4 Al juf received a frefh fupply OF
HARD-WARE, NJ INDlA
GOODS q GROCERIES,,
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Cogniac, Bourdeaur and Barcelona Brandy
Hollands Gin Jamaica Rum
Madeira, Sherry, Port, Lifbon and Malz-
ga Wines
Chefs Hyfon, ng-Hyfon, Hyfou-1in
and Souchong Teas
Cafks RaiGns and Figs-box Raifins
90 boxes Mould and dip'd Candies
20 do Spermaceti do
Caiks Spermaceti Oil
so kegs Butter--4OoO lbs Cheefe
Boxes Chocolate
Loaf, Brown and India Sugars
Coffee Moiahes-6 bbs Wanuts
Flour pei barreil-Rice-Cotto
cgwood-Redwood-
-Copperss-Indigo'
Powder and Shot-Ginger
Keg aud bottle Multard
Cloves-Nutmegs Cinnamon
Allfpice-Currants- Meal
ltpetre-Demijons- Jugs
Gin Cafes-Glue-Iron ShoveIs
Briltol Crown Glais
4d, Cd, 81 and god Nails
Brads-Tumbers, &c. &c &c
All Of which will be fold cheap for cath or
lhort credit De- -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
6a2fttr Sbip Grlps.
PORT OF PORTLAND.-lsos
~r @ @

ThWs1ay, Pee 10.
Arrived brig Zoan, Jordon, SO d.ys from
the Bay of Hondorns.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Nov. is, lat Sc, long. So, brig Charles
Roach, days from Portland, for Trinidad
all wcIl.-Nov. %, lat. 25, long. 66. schr
Far Lady, Caldwell 10 DAYS from Portland
for Jamaica--Nov %, lat 81, long 81. Shin
Deem, of Portland, Al DAVIS for Liverpool
from CharlCSton.-In Lat SO, on souudinps
a sch from Sandwich, for Portland.
VESSELS LEFT.
AT Barbados, Nov l, Mary, Snow, Of
Portland, 10 sail next day AT Mont %
Bay, Nov. ID, Henry, Power, Of Wis~gs I.
for Lucea; Farmer, Hocvley, IF VS. 4
set.-At h ngatoH, J,.) No. Y, TIL, f
NlscaSset.' and isr~e., OF P.s5amaIu)Id. !.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
Several OF the gun boats, ~ New-Oheans
are ordered up the Mississippi.
The U. 5. brig Franklin, (wIth file II
pany OF Mariners ~ ready to s.L from
Washington, for Ntw-Orlcans
Three OF tour fiji gates arc also III such
state Of readiness, as to be fit tor sea III \
few DAYS
La Valeureusc, French figate, 40 guns
one Of Jerom-'s squadron, it is SAID win bc
condemned N Pmladelphia the agents not
being able 10 i raise the wind" to repair her.
Tie Net~.an NJ ~ guns, lately command
ed b! Prince jerome, is SAID to have bulged
in Concafncau Bay, Wi ere she had been
hauled up to prevent her being DESTROYED
b the British ta,s
The French i..gatc La Salamadre. was
deStoycd oil Guernsey 18th Oct by the
British
A British fr;ga:e, partly dismasted, was
spoAei, Nov. 8, la,. q, log 90.
ne Ems, and two gunboats, arc at New
OIeans, 8tu Nov. from Boston.
The Friendship for Wiscasset, and Hun
ress for Boston, sailed from Kingston,
Nov. l.
A letter received at Philadelphia from
Ireland, acc, SIS tie Americans Of SNUG
CLING tea nankins and India silks and men
i'is sauthern vessels a. being seized
The Packet, Smith, Of Kenncbeck was
.1st with her cargo, ID gale at Barbados,
+th . IA brig from Portland Tor Dcme-
rAra, at Oct 90, repaired, and ran to lee
w1rd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
Droination.

On the 10th inn. was ordained to the paf-
toral charge of the chrifian locietyin Freeport,
the Pew. Samuel Veazie. he Introductory
Prayer was b. the Rev. Mr.. WeRon, Of Gray
The Sermon was preached by the Rev MIR
F0ffer of Cambridge, from |. Thehalonians,
5, If. - The 0rdaining Prayer was by the
Rev Mr.. Herrick, of Durham. Z he Charge
was given by the Rev Mr. Eaton, of Harpf-
well The Right Hand ofFelowfhip, by the
Rev Mr.. Jerks, Of Bath and the Concluding
Prayer by the Rev. MIR. Miltimore, of Fal.
mouth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
'-s~'-%+$+@~@,-
COMMUNICATE ID

Isccidently happened to get sight of the
last Argus-the sapient Editor observes that
he was F" committed to Prison TO satisfy the
Judgment recovered against him at the Su.
preme Judicial Court III the County of York I;
Smeaning Ipresume, the action for libel
ling his brother Bartlett y but some of his
friends saved him from close confinement
Now this is all very well one observation
ne makes, is, however vastly better, viz
For the PUBLIC BENEFIT, he cheerfuIiy
suffers the deprivations Of social enjoyment
&c"
For The Public BetssSt i.-...........ThiS is
very candid acknowledgment Of the truth,
S oesl1es beng extremely patriotic, for these
'S'iu tuncs' BOB SHORT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
9asontr 9nformitioH.

THE ANCIENT LAND-MARK LODGE
of MAsoNs, in Portland, will celebrate
the feitival of ST. JoHN THE EVANGELIST, on
the 9th iER. aud Dine at UAi9a- Hal The
Brethren in this vicinity, are respectfully in
vlted to unite with them on the location. The
Lodge will be opened at O'Clock, and dine
at 8, P. M
By Ordsy Of The r W. I'M TYING, Matter
JOSEPH COFFIN BOYD, Ses'ry.
Dec. %, 5so6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
5alfs rp7
Portland Bank Shares at Auaion.

Portland Bank Shares at Auction.
To Be IoH at Public AHSfion, On TbWE
day next, The 25tb inst. at oci9ck,
p M at tie Chamber ng1U occupied
b. The Bank,
THIRTY SHARES in the Capital Stock
Of Portland Bank, lately holden by MIR.
Wahey SinOaton, decealed, for the purPofe IF
the corporation the amount %
monies loaned to the faid Simonton, pur luant
to the act Of incorporation and the bye-la"s
of the initituton
BY order Of he Board of Directors.
JOSEPH SWIFT, CaI5ey.
Portland Bant,2
Dee %, 1865
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22

We are happy to have it in our power
to announce, from good authority, that
Mrs. Edmund Burke Hamilton, who has
been STYLED the American Siddons] intends
tavoring this town, for one evening, with
a specimen of her elegant and sentimGn-
tai Readings and REGULATIONS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
st. 3.obn tbe Gnaugelia.


or ANCIENT FaEE and AccEPTEB Ma
SONS, will celebrate the anniversary of
SAINT Joan the EvANGELIsT, on E,i4ay Eve
Ming tie 2Gb infant, at WAsHINGroN-HALL.
where luitsble refrelhment will be provided.
They respectfully invite their Maionc Bye-
thren to attend-The Lodge will be opened
at clock, r.
By o,dsr Of tbe X. ". Ale,fey.
Dec. %. $500. JOEL HALL, Ses'ry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
WHNTFD

a N active young man, Who writes good
and and is acquainted with accounts,
to attend 10 a Bookifore.-Likewile, two Lads
ct l4 or IS year, of age, as apprentices to the
Bookbinding Buhnei,-Thoie from the coun-
try, with a good education and well recon-
mended, will meet with encouragement-In-
quire OF T, CLARK
De- %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22

blessed by the voice Of the people, and even
where they are silent from fear, their i'm
patience is the greater. With 50 many mo-
tives TO be conscious of her strength, Prus-
sia may well be permitted continually to
confde in her high destiny"
Head Quarters, Eytivt, 9Th October, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
THE fubfcriber hereby gives pub

THE fublcriber hereby gives pub
lie notice to all concerned, that fhe has
been duly appointed, and has taken upon her
felt the traf of Administrative on the effate of
ASA ADAMS,
late of Corham, in the County of Cumber-
land, Phyfcian, deceaied by giving bond as
the law directs - fhe therefore requelts all
perfons who are indebted TO the faid deceafed's
eftate, to make immediate payment and thofe
who have any demands thereon, 10 exhibir
the fame to MARTHA ADAMS.
Dec. o. 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
B Fajbi0nable Contra Dances
Dec. %, 5so6.

OSI Publifhed, and for fae at THOMAS
y CLARKS Bookitore Fifth ereet, and a.
A. o. YATES Bookltore, Fore-ltreet, DO.
tom OF Fiih-itreet, new collection OF tin.
molt fashionable cyN7RA DANCES ana
1oI1@HISSS, Dee, 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
NOTICE

INiJILE
S hereby given that the partnerfhip under
the firm of
IRIS d Chamberlain,
was difoIvcd on the 5th init by mutual con-
FEM he hU6nels will in future be conduct
ed BY Joseph CROS}, at No. 2 Jones's-
Row, Fore-areet. where he folicits the cuftom
Of ri. friends and the pnbic-AH Perio.s in
debted are requeaed to make immediate pay
ment and thoie having accounts againft
them are de6red TO prelent them TO him for
retirement. Joseph CROSS,
AARON CHAMBERLAIN.
Dec 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
FOR SALE,

FOR cafh or approved credit, lot
of Land, plealantIy fitua,ed in waihing.
ION. itreet, adjoining land Of Rsfps H'.fS5urz
and others-.Fcr particulars, apply %
Lee q ISAAC MLELLAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22
Detroit Bank Bills.

The circulation of Bills issued from the
detroit Bank in the territory Of Michigan IN
the state of Ohio, having extended IN some
Instances to this town-the Directors otthe
Portland and Maine Banks and Of the Maine
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, at a
Joint Meeting for the purpose having con-
sidered the expediency of d .countenancing
the currency of them in tins place-think
proper to inform the CitizeI IS of said town
and of its vicinity, that in their opinion it
would be in the highest degree injurious to
said B INKS as well as to the citizens at large
10 receive them.
The great distance that Bank is from this
State and the consequent impracticability
If presenting these Bills for payment as
well as therimportant considerations which
they think it is not necessary to enumerate,
impel the subscribers in the name Of their
sespectiye Boards to give notice that said
Bills will not be received in either Of said
Banks nor BY the said Insurance Company,
and that they recommend to every citizen
TO have nothing to do with them They arc
handsomely impressed on a stereotype Plate,
dated at Detroit, and signed by A. B.
WOODWARD, T. esident, and WIN. FLANNA
DAN, Cashier.
HUGH M'LELLAN, President IF Port
land Bank
sAM'L. FREEMAN, President IF Maine
Bank,
WOODBURY. STORER, president #
Maine Fire and Marine Insurance Company
TIE uncertainty, not to say imProbi5iLtr cf
rs being Ike the late Vermont .zct avsHPP0r
ted By proper Sec.1rty FIR the,elembtioA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-22

~
Merchants and others, inhabitants Of this
town, at the Maine Fire and Marine Insur-
ance office, on Friday Evening last, to
consider the expediercy cI sUppressing tie
Circulation in this town and its vacirity,
of the Bills issued from the Bank at Detroit,
in the Territory of Michigan,
DANIEL Tucker, Chairman.
ABNER BAGLEY, CLERK.
l. Resolved as the sense Of this meeting,
That the circulation Of the Bills issued bv
the Bank at Detroit, in the territory &c
Michigan, will operate to the essential y IL
nv of this Commonwealth and that all due
measures should be taken to prevent their
circulation as soon as possible.
2 Resolved as the most explicit and deci-
sive mode of expressing our opinion & deter
mination on the subject of the above named
Bills, that all the members composing this
meeting and approving this resolve, shall
now declare such determination under their
hands, and thereby pledge their honor to
support it
We whose names are undersigned,
deeming that the circulation of the Bills is
sued BY the Bank at Detroit, in the territory
of Michigan, will operate to the essential
injury of this Commonwealth, and that all
due measures ought to be taken as soon as
possible to prevent their circulation, do
hereby declare our opinion on the subject
and our determination not to receive anv of
said Bills in payment, or in any manner give
aid to their currency and we hereby
pledge our honor to support this declaration
and effect the above object.
Dec 10, 1906.
Daniel Tucker, Woodbury. Storer,
Cotton b. Brooks, Joseph Titcomb,
William &. Weeks, VIM. L. Vaughan,
]. d. Hopkins, James Deering, Isaac
Asley, Edward BarnevilI, VIM. Evans,
Christopher Dyer, iona. Stevens,
Ralph Cross, Joel Hall, Thomas Mea-
rill, Jun. VIM. Cross, David Hale, Dan.
How, Asa Clap, Isaac Gage, Natal.
Martin, Solomon Ingle, A. Vinton,
Eben. MAYO, a Watson, Reuben Nor
ton, Robt. Strong, William Goddard.
Paul Prichard, Jacob Noyes, Hugn
M'Lellan, Abner Bagley, JOS. Swift,
John Bagley, John Deane, Geo. Brad
bury, Isaac Adams, Samuel Stephen
son, Robert Hsley, VIM. Moulton
]. p. ThurstoR, Thomas Cross, JOS
seph Cross, Sam. Trask, Artema
Carter, John Coe, S. PatteH, Rober
Cross, Royal Lincoln, John Woodman,
Joseph Barbour, Thomas Child, Sam
F. Hussey, William Lord, Jonathan
Stuart, Martin Stockbridge, Joseph
Pope, John Lord, Joshua Rogers, Flea
ger Greedy, Josiah Cox, William Swan,
Henry Smith, A. Newhall, Matthew
Cobb, Thomas Clark, Joseph Ilsley,
Arthur M'Lellan, Lemuel Weeks, Jos.
Z. Boyd, VIM. Brown, Prentiss Mel
len, John Mussey, William Widgery,
Robert Boyd, William Lowell, Nathan
Ainsman, John Deering.
3. Resolved that the Clerk forthwith
cause ths proceedings Of this meeting to be
punished IN the Portland Gazette, and East
EN- Argus-together with the number Of
names subscribed pursuant to the second re-.
solution.
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Q9arrtc1.

IN this town, on Sunday Morning, by the
Rev. DR. Dcane, Mr.. DA MEL A. PooR, mer, 70
Mis- EMILY Goodwin, daughter OF Mr.. John
Goodwin
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u 1obn Park Little, Secretary Of tbs

IL fo6n Park Little, Secretary 9 fbs
1rnfee5 Of G9rban7 Acadf,ny
YOU are reqsefted to notify meeting Of
faid Truftees, to be holden at laid Acad-
envy on Friday the twenty 6Ith day of De-
cember, infant, at eleven of the clock In the
forenoon, for the following purpoies--viz
1T. To fee # the Truaees will requeR t.
agents Of the commonwealth upon the fubief
Of Eaftern Lands, to make Deed of the half
townfhip of Land granted 10 faid Academy,
70 the perions to whom the 1ruitees have
fold the fame
2nd To zee if the Trufees will purchale
a Stove for faid Academy
Sd. To fee if the Tru(tees viii procure an
zfhttant, and what method lhall be taken 70
pay him.
4th. To fee if the Trullees will admit fe-
males into laid Academy.
5th. TO fee what method hlaIl be taken
70 procure wood for the Academy.
9th. To accept the report Of any commit
tee heretofore appointed.
7th. To do and tranlact any other oufinefs
which may be thought for the bep, ct Of laid
Academy. THOMAS LANCASTER.
DAVID HARDING, JUN
DUDLEY FOLSOM,
SAMUEL WHITMAN,
LATH OP LEWIS,
CALEB BRADLEY.
December ~, 1906.
THE Truhees Of Gorham Acad-
envy, are hereby requefed ID meet al the time
and place above mentioned, and for the pur-
poles therein eKprefed
JOHN PARK LITTLE, Ste,etqry.
C0ybam, Dec II, 1906.