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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17

IN purfuance of the foregoing
Warrant to me dire6ad,I hereby notify the
ProPrietors aforename1, to meet at the time
and place mentioned in the foregoing aPPlica-
ton, and fer the PurPoles therein exPreded
Peter Warren.
Portland, Fc5,Hary S, 1896.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17

E1-Tt IS generally known in this town, that
the fublcriber has been under the necesity Of
.r.linquifhin a favorire employment, by rea-
fon Of its being injurious 70 his health. IL
has been induced to form his prefent connec-
ton in trade, from the well known reputation
of Dr. Erving's ihop for genuine and unadul-
teraled medicines. 1t is his win, and it ihall
be his conRant exertion, that its reputation
may not fuffer by the connection His friends
and the public, whole patronage he refpectful-
ly folcits, may be aiiured that every atten-
tion and every eKertion will be made for rhei
convenience and accommodation.
/. Reed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17
Dynq5 e Medicines.
THE fubfcTi5ers having enSered into part
1 nerfiip in buGnels, under the hrn 0f
Ewing a Reed,

inform their friends and the public, that they
have lately received frcfh luPPly " DRUGS
and MEDICINES; which they offer for Tale
It their ihop lately occupied BY S. E"9irg.
44is,
An afIortment of Crockery Ware
AL which they are determined 70 f5ll reaiOns-
bly,.
Medicine Boxes put up faithfully
and eEpeditiouly- Particular and conltart
attention paid TO tatiT b hneis
.7sirley Erving,
Jonathan Reed.
PsylanI, rtaH II, 28O6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17

FOR SALE,
THREE valuable Store LOTS.
Gtuated in Maine Street, with a
brick wall adjoining the new brick
houfe oPPehte Gen. Wadfworth's.
hIo,
Five Lets of Land fituated in Fal-
mouth, few rods from the new
bridge.-Inquire of
Stephen Fofter,
W'59 baJ for Sale, aft5e fsys scczbied
Gy H1LET & EMERr, o. IzgraEa#I H,Bsyf
1000 gallons Cherry Rum, on
credit Of fix months.
400 pair Mems calf fkir Shoes.
N. B. 1hofe who with to purchafe
Cherry Rum to lhip for the South
ward, can be fupPlied on reafonable
terms, by applying as above.
PsaiIzad, Fsb 90, laos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17

To the H9nsra6t tie .17sl7ie5 Of tie Su-
frsne 3adicla! Court, b5lden at
Portland, qvifbin and tor tie county
Of Cumberland, on tho third TueJday
5f OEaEer, H. d. 1905.
THE Petition and Complaint Of
MARY ILSLEY, wife Of John Il7ey, late
Of faid Portland, Mariner, humbly hew-
That your Petitioner was lawfully married to
iaid John Ilney, on the ninth day Of June, An
40 Domini 1896 and that fhe lived with and
conducted herfelf towards him the faid John
as dutiful and faithful wife ought, until the
month Of March, Auno Domini 1898, when
the fad John ablented himlef from this Com
ronwealth, and entirely abandoned your pc
titiOner, without making any Proviiion for her
fupport or maintenance, aud hath ever fnce;
and fill ablcnts himlef Is aforelaid-That
your petitioner has been reduced TO great dii-
treis, in iupporting herlelf and child which
fhe had by laid John, and has contracted
very considerable debts on that account, not
being abl. to fell the property or eitate which
belongs TO her IL her own right w wherefore
your petitioner prays thar fhe may be licenced
and empowered 70 fell anu convey all the
right OF fhare belonging to her own right, in
and to q certain Houle and Land, fituated in
iaia Portland, and bounded northery by mid
die ftreet, ealterly and ioutherly by land be-
longing to James Jewett. .andwetterly by land
belongingto James DeeriRg; being the fame
houfe and and which belonged to DR.. John
! owther, late Of aid Portland, deceafeG to
enable her to pay laid debts, and fupport her
seE and child ;a,t i in 40 wife probable plat
her laid hafband viii ever return-and a. ii
duty bcuhd will ever pray
MARY ILSLEY,
BY Salmon Chatc, bey attsrnty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17
BY Salmon Chaie, ber attorney

III IKE Supreme Tud;ci.! Court Of tie
Comm'aVceahb Of 6gg1arbgftti5, Be-
gun md boLisd II Portland, 7y,tBin
nHdfor ne County sf Cumberland,
on tie third TueJdaJ 3f ORg5cr, I'D:
1893.
ON the Petition Of Mary Ilnev,
whereof the foregoing j. cePy-ORDERED
That the Petitiener puhlith AZ atteaed CO.
Py Of her Petition, and this Order thereon.
n the Portland Gazette, three weeks fu-ccr-
lively, the lait publication 10 be thirty davs IL
lealt before the lefIon ofthc Supreme Judicial
Court 10 BE holden az Portland, W. hia ana
for the county Of Cumberland. ca the fourth
Tuesday OF May seEt thai the faid Ishn Hiev.
may then and there appear aud thew casse #
any ne has, why the prayer sf faid sstition
ihsEld not be granted.
Atfer-- samusl Freeman, Ctrk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17

Q me LIsH0TdOIe .JEJLtCeJ y ING C0RIb
of Csmmsn Pleas, begun and bsldts
At Portland, in and far the Cspnty g
Cumberland, sn the third Ius5E4y g
Nsv. Il. D. 1905
THE Petition Of James Murray, Of
Falmouth, in faid county, cerdwainer, &
Lucy, bis wife, Jefe Willard, Of CAPS Eliza
beth, in faid county, yeoman, and Mary, his
wife, kunby fhewt, that they are intersffed
as tenants in common, with other Perfon or
perfons TO your petitioners unknown; the faid
Murray in right Of his wife III I'VE hxths Of
one quarter, and the faiS Willard, in right Of
his wife in one fxth Of one quarter Of piece
Of land, iituate in laiI Cape Elizaseth contain
ing thirty acres, it being the fame piece Of
land, which was laid out by the prsprietors Of
Falmouth, Oh the I4th day Of February, A.D.
1873, to William Whites, and by them
bounded as follOws-viz. beginning at faks,
Aanding on the bank of the Goutherly hde Of
Back Creek it being the northwelterly corner
of Jos. Wefon's ten acre lot, thence foutha
fouth welt, till it meets with faid WsitczI liz
ty acre Lot, thence beginning with the hrR
and laf bound, running with the Greek, and
John Tying, and with the faid Wefon's G1ty
acre lot; and joining on Samuel Sargent' sA-
ty acres Of land, until thirty acres are to Be
completed: That your petitioners are dehE
Ou, Of holding their refPe6tive flares, eqSai
to one quarter part of faid thirty acres, IN
common, between themfelves, and levered from
the other three quarters. They therefore
pray that partition thereof may be made ac-
curdingy, and their laid quarter part let cf
and divided from the rph by r1etes and bounds
agreeably to the ! aw in fuch cafe provided
and a. in duty bound will ever pray
Ilaac Parker, Atf0,nry to petitioners.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17

HR. TURNER, has removed
~. from No. 8, 5anf5'5 Rozo, to
Ns, :. He continues his bufnefs OF
an Accom7tant and Tranaator.--
Books poaed with coTrednefs-Ac-
counts arranged and itated; and ev-
cry branch in his line performed with
accuracy. Psrfisnd, Feb. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17
L0barinA5bib Formed.

D CESMENATI, and G. MON
FRINo, respectfully inform their friends
and the public, that they have formed COR
nection in trade, under the frm Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17
NEW GOODS.
CrOfS & Martin.

FTAVE juft received an addition
II al fupply of USkFUL <
FANCY GOODS, among which
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-17
WILLIAM BECKErT--TAILOR.

PsrtlznS, Feb. 10, 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-06-06
LONDON, April 10.

II the Court at the Queen place. Tie ,e.b
or April, 1906, prefent the Kings Moi Exrcl-
lent Maiefy in Council.
Whereas his Majely has received advice 49,
his tittity :he King Of PruGia ha, tlkcn o,Tr
lion OF his Naiefy's Fircforal Dominion +,
i"rcihle and hottie manner; and has elf5 cauC.d
u e" be notified to his Mljefy'5 armitsr NJ tbe
Court OF Berlin, that all Britill i;irs GER
5ne2c'fofth to be excluded from the ports IF tbe
truinaa ~donmions, ard from certain o,b-p
ports m the North of Elr0rc II der the forc;,ie
coniroul OF Prufia, in VOCATION Of the inn riobts
and inferefts of his M4j.ay and his dpriniono
ana contrary TO he eGabliGIed law and ora qics
or nations 10 ar1i,y VITA each other. AZ
whereas bis fsaieity by and with me adv;ca
ms Pfivy Council, has been plraE,d tn c.,ce -,
emoarg" 10 I've laid upon veEels belon,ing TO-
me tubl. cts Of Prufis, now within or heyesf,er
,l'n come INTO any ot the ports of the United
TI,"su"'n OF u b and Ireland, together with
al Peripf'S and effects on boar1 the Eai3 veG.is
And whereas, there's iuG reaf,n 10 snntshand
thd' IEe hsutraIty of the rivers Eibr, WeCrr.
ana Ems ana the free navigation thereof. vii
not' unHer thete circumstances. be dniv rcfoea.
ca by ms MJrity's enemies, but will be rsrde,
ed inbI"tt to the hottie meaFures abnv. deC.ri-
bed his Mlicdy by and with the advice ofbis
PTivy Council, is pleaftd 10 order. and II / hcre-
by o~rdered, that 4 general EMBARGO or foo he
va" p" nae manner untIi further order from
this BOARD, Of ali 1hips and vrfrls belonging 70
pe'oH. reiiding in any ports or p;ares ffnstrd
upon the lad rivers Bi6e, Wefcr, ard Ems. fave
aHd except vefrls under the Danifh FAC. and
alto isve snd except, that in refpeG 70 the goods
and elects on board fucF G5ips and yent;s wbicE
ihaII have been ladeT in, or are coming confyr.
cd to 7nV ports Of The United KINGDOM. 9be
fame t"aD Re forthwith liberated and delivered
up to the iald LADDERS and conheoees rcCnea;ye.
ly' end It is hereby farther ordered. that M
properly or freight money appearing 10 brlort
to any inbiet 81 PruGi3, or to- any perfopq ref
dinE as aforetiid rsfpeding which PROCEEDINGS
ave nov depending, or fhail hereafter dcpco4 IN
ANY OF his MajeHy' . Courts Of Prize, fhallIr
dscreed TO be reit0red, nor Alall the rrocceds
OF any property or freight money belonging ar
atorei'id, which hath alrcadr beea Gec,eed r.,
We reilorcd, he paid to, or on tehsfs OF ne claim.
ants, but the fame f.al he kept in fafe crAo.
cy, rnui his Haiefy's farther order beretr
aud 1t IS farther ordered, .has no peTfon 20.
hding within his msieGy's dominions do prs
tGme to pay any freight money due or uav1tre
TO, or On behalf Of any perion or perfons hing
intje6ts, or reiding within tie don1inions of tlSe
iSng OF Pruiha, or in the ports or places afsrc-
tud, tor the freight Of merchandise laden y,
boaFd anY hip which is detained uadsr The Cis
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NOTICE.

I qIrfne lfa deed Of trnF (vesa.e4 70 ~. nb.
: Irri5eg5 b. T9GbbPoHard, n. beariae dat. th,
l''b azf IF Noyember 1904, and reeotdeJ in ne
fo"7tY court Of S5otGftania, far tie bp,59L n
/cfN'IHe Ire payment ofa dbf or de5iJ dDe Eog,
the %"d Pollard 10 DaTi6 Bullock, qvV Lecx-
.PgTd tn IrLe on the PrrmDfJ far redly s,o1cv mn
Frfday the 1871 day of Ta1e nert , one 0,oisip n
he mill commonly eoHed aad k7o4v7 br the 1a,,,s
.9f ReEsrJ'S NiHin RE io5ofr cad oT Soof6 i,q,ia
0Fn,y--f2gefb 7vib one 0zoieig offfy acre, NJ
r7" "9'o'HAg thereto ami tbs boafJ aud otbcr
a'bHrle7G7feJ thereon e,c7ed, f2gefbsr 7pifb III
fesV Ha4ieS, rs named 1ad cog7,cye4 IN tie AK.
/2id 3eed oftrlP, or 10 mncb ofkbe af,ysh,ij b,o.
3cytr atH0H he Hfcienf E1ly au8 Cs0,bLteIo n
earrp tbe Iaid deed Of fruR int eaca. 6ccorJ;,r
to he true igtc7t 07d o,saai1q hrreoE
CVHRLES SMITH,
FREDERICK Hh2RB, 7Tgaees.
EEqy 10. Ioazystb.
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FORUIEWIS

E'fa1&yHs Iaid RgG to esu.Iia 2bos o.ye,.
FlE fale viii take place IN the preniCes on Mon
4 day the ith day Of July nex,.
This ela,e having been before slve-,ired and the
ille ponPoned, II IS deemed nsceGary 10 appriCe the
pablo, that though the ales formerly announced were
pofpoled, on account of payments received from the
defendant Rois the Ele lat adysrt:frd would have',a-
ken place but for a intake in the advertisement
The iuhicribrr has no reafon 70 flppore that the one
nov advsrtfed will not take place, and #, contrary
e his expectation, it fiould again be put of. the EARL.
Ell public notice will be given, that thoie who are diE
P'ied to become purchafers, may not be put to any
unneeeGAry trouble.
BENJAMIN. MOSBY, d y. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, "a. v. D.
May 50. d.
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lust RECEIVED.


AND FOR SALE by the SUBSCRIBER:
| n n Exseniye A.ior,ment of GROCERIES,.
L mons which are the following articles:
Mufcovado fugar aiior,ed , Tar
Wet india Coffee yThos. Iei,er's spue
Antigua & jamaica Rum , Macconba do.
Country do. Havana Segars
Cogniac & Peach Brandy , Salt Petre
rnona'u I'm Brimitone, Madder, and
",,naia ana Sugar-houie Ground Ginger in fmall
Mtoiaies kegs
l.. p. Madeira Wine Ioyw,d
Port, Sherry aud Malaga : Turkey Cotton
"he Ne~-York Candles and
Hibherts' Brown Stont Scan
Martinique and Bordeaux ! Spermace,i Candles
Cordials -oH
saiket Salt Patent Lamps
Do. in faeks and loofe dutch Cafes with pIa;p
Bullock's Cheefe and oil, Ro,tles f
CALDWELL Frazer & CogaS Cuttings aaorted
fuperfne Chocolate Earthen and s.ons Ware
Rice Wri.h,r G, uran
Nutmegs, Pepper. Cinger} per
and P'nnento Henry VIII. and Merry
~!aee ana Cloves Andrew Cards
IN O"Ves' ara IaperS China Plates, do. Bowls
E~In-Po"der' Young Hy- OF different izes
. ana oouShonS Teas , Do. Tea aud Coffee Cups
C.ni.ters containing lib. and Saucers
and BIB. Gun-powder , Do. Chimney ornaments
'rea pin - Hn a"I,
Picked Salmon hair NM ~ !. anu
CUE Herrings and Shad Z, Pint, hall y. & Oil T,un.
ra'ent NOT lhorted blers
T and IF Gun powder A few Ce,s T,tle Ct;,,
a regular fupply of Loaf Sugar bv the hid. and
barrel, at Philadelphia price.
FISHER & LESUEUR.
way ~ oawtf.
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STANTON STAGE.

VIE SGbieTiber respectfully informs the public,
a. ms Stages will regularly, during the ieafon
nt the Springs, leave the BeII-Tavern in this CITY. IN
,~ueiday's at 5 o'clock inthe evening & or each Satur-
nay at the hour Of 10 o'clock in the morning, and yyll
arrive at Capt. Edmonlon's Tavern in the Town of
o'auntoa; where Padengers, going on to the Springs,
may De iurnl'hed, a, all times, with Hackney Coach
e, ana other private conveysnces, from thence.
Much paiHs end expence has bcen ,,L., h. .kaI%s
pristor in the ie>lec3ion of good horres, CARRIAGES ana
careful drivs's-and confidently aGures the public. he
is IN PoHei!iOn Of as good as any in this Gate.
RICHARD TERRELL.
May %. ,f
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May %.
TREASURY
W5T1Cz rs HEREB,- CJrp,v
Na@Mgton, Nay SD, l8n6.

W2T1CE rs HEREIN GIpRN.
ftAi ieaied Propoals viii be received by the
y ireaiure- 1.-THE United States, as Agsnt tnr m.
Go'amr'loners of the Sinking Fund, until the lsth
iIy OF June next %ioclufve, for the purehaie Of the fol-
'o"ing ipecles Of the public debt, VIZ :--Fiobt per
sen' Old SIX per cent: ard Deferred Sas Der rrTt b,
It3eS'' "'ih the dividends payable on ths Gra of
such perions, asmay be :. f'ous Of contra Sing COR
~ --'F Oh any poF'i"i o. che ahove-nentioned ttockS,
are reqdetted TO tTdnin,it their p-opofa,s G,l.i ~. mn
Ger cover 70 lie %nbfcriber, f~Pecifying therein, the
h7re teemed anno1Ht and Species Of iaii Stocks, and
the ioweit price they viii accept for the fame; which
prop"i4'' VIII De oPened on the l4th day Of Tane
next NJ the Hianuer direlied by law.
In all cafes where the terms are approved of, p,v.
ment viii he made Immediately af,er the aocks TINS
purchaied- nIall have been transferred 70 t6e fnbicr;-
Der IA trult fer the United States.
TIL. T. TUCKER.
Mo 1ycyc Ua. StItes.
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fJST PUpTISHrD.

d. DSDid Le1g1oorfb, Me5V-Iork, ard fer hb
at me E~a7Diyer B3ok Store,
TIE ADVENTURES Of TELENACturs e.,
O. ULYssus; from the french Of F~zNrtoy. bv
ne celebrated Jobr HqvvkCftOorfh, l.. liz. D. cnrrea-
cd and reviied Ivy r. Gregory, with a life Of the an
thor, and a complete iaAv Rhetorical aud Ceopr.pbi-
sal eu5elGGhed with engraving.
HBo-HurcHrvsoN's XcgorHor, HsaMAa 3.
D~oRornuA, sc. &c &c. -
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CARD,

~ New and Elegant Style of,aking rKG-
FILE LIKENeSSES, Fngy4Dsd in G9La, and
for 3 dollars each. Specimens NAV BE-
iten at the Eaele Tavern, by applying TO c.. P.
Folk, wh" has jua arrived in this city, aud ref.
P%etiiniIy offers his profefional f~rrvices to the
public. Tune q. or
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FOR SALe-0n tie Iozyef term, /.
VALUABLE PROPERTY F0P SIZE.

VALUABLE PROfER TY FOR SHE.
BY v>fue gro Deed Of f,4f esrentea By Ayeb8all
MCah, IF tie fozon # Ia 3oa5l7poek, amt CANT. r.
E1;x, 10 Aye5baH Dill MD Dsvid Buchanan, J.aI
iTg doft @f 25b try II May, 1898, f, EsIyy szy-
fgfe, tb'rci' mentioned 7Oi2 he ja0h the fa5ai orpn
q Trttah4nnoeh, en- tie 27B day of Jnre uey,,
FHREE LOFTS, known in the plan of the Gaid
d town. by No. /, 2, aad 10, whersoo the fsid
Micah at prsfent reiides; on tnefe LOFTS are 1crv VA
liable improvements, c~onfiting Of a Dwelling tEoYf-
two tory high, with three rooms and a paf,re be.
low, aud three rooms above ftairs, three rooms in he
cellar, with a fire place in every room, and leveral
out-houlcs, confiting of a Kitchen, Smoke hoafc
Sable, &c. al of which arr p~leafmtIy iituated on the
river bank, ard command an e~xtenGve view of the
river above and below. A few articles Of hou(ehoH
tnraiture will be fold tcse,hcr with thoGe lofts and
houies, Sc.
be- do7 .5e Ezs- asy, on ne byemHrs,
a TRACT OF LAND, the property of faid
Micah, ftuate in the county aforeaid, ON Holyins's
creek, adjoining the iaid town Of Tappahannook. con.
raining by eitTation, five hundred and two acres.
be the fame more or !es, toge;Ser with the water
grill mill adjoining, which is At prefent our Of repa;r.
but may be rendered very valuable at 4 fnall expe,ce.
being one Of the moe valuable and convenient mil;
leafs IN ali that part Of tire country, having 4 large &
convenient miilhoufe two fory high, built of Rome,
brick ami wood, calculated tor manufacturing on an
extcnfve plan, ii,uate on a neyer-failinr nred,,
"'N VI ''S ~ oCi'"SHS 70 Ii5 mill
are two very convenient houles for the accomnoda.
ton Of miller, cooper, &c. This traf Of land is re-
nerally of good quality, lies well and IS well timbered
WiHhif7cjt h Ed on The 2sb day Of he fame msyB.
(JAnelat Jobr A4Wers Tavern, ia Ae L1J e,nsiy
ef Err,
a TRACT OF LAND, the properly Of faia
M'Call, ftudte near flid Miler's Tavern, adjoining
theiands of Thomas Allen aud Joreph Man, contain.
ing by eftination, one hundred and feven acres. he
the fame more or iefs, being the land the faid Meal
P%urchafed Of Richard jeiIrjes. This is good farming
land, lies vel and ia well t'mbered,-Twelve months
credit will be gwen, upon the Purchafer or purcha-
fers giving bond, and in every cafe a Deed of TruN
on the property will be required to feeuce the pur-
ehafe money, by
GEORGE POTTTF. and
CHARLES THOMPSON,
%t'y-in in fra FIR tie eraAtort Of A,eb. AT'CaH
Ioufa, April is. Otdclp
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MARSHALL SALE.

u jo", far ,e1dy n0ary, ugir ds,e.o Of TIE eov,f qf
zoe o""ra Sta'5, far h5' Ef6 eir.af in ~ F1-cir;4
dr'r'eF, 5t0Ds'H P5iraIf BJ7I, anorDsy fr %. e--dt9,,
q GsI Iii E@to0r'', phj1lf, e1l Drrif P,f oaf
0bsrf, d~I-7R1ats, IN oydr 10 rrjf tb. E,7 IF 1850
@ohr. "a eis. dns and pg7abf. az Hs.l ~ T,7. nm, fb,,
t',aM a" >oeH krooo7 saHri in tie eoDT.y Of B,setou,.
6IYrJ
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FOR SALE--By TIE ~Su6frber:
go Hogr,eads NORTHERN RUM,
20 Barrels do. do
10 Hogfheads MOLASSES,
10 Quarter Calks SHERRY WINE,
Is do. do. MALAGA do.
l2 Tierces Prime GREEN COFFEE.
90 Barrels LIVER OIL,
153 Boxes MOULD CANDLES.
80 Ream WRITING PAPER,
100 do. WRAPPING dc.
THOMAS WHITE.
May 9. nfl
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cor SALE.

~ @"bis a1y7iOa, on tie pr.5jes. o. WeaaeGay, 1913
~Sfbf''n|s' nest Ig"ot P,eViogGy @pycd efEy e;Ipaft
e2a'raTA
five hrndred and fifty a,res LAND, htuated i,
L the upper end of Cumberland cordty, eighteen
miles NOM the Court-Houfe, three from FarmviNc.
and enc from a good manufacturing mill on Apo
This LAND lies handsomely, is in good order and
inferior inequality to none raj Of the mountains there
is 10 ar ~ acres meadow. handfomeiy f., with tiuo-
thy, and about 20 acres roore prepared for owing
next ipring; IN addition there isan extenGye bed Of
Coal which to- perion of capital would be hiqhiy va
!4abie; one third the purchafe money will be rsqui-
RED IN hand aud the balance in two animal attachments.
May e3. Hw
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WILLIAM GAIT,

Fl juit received, by the hip Pro,earefs from
IL London, and by the fhip ratrepid iua arrived
from Liverpool, his ufual ahortment of SPRING
ooD which is now telling at his ufual low prices
Tor eaih or country produce, alto TO puiaual cutom-
ers.
May 10: ep4w.
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TNoMAs RUrHFRFooRn % e..

Nff0gI-oHJ fvIdHs
A Few Boxes "a and rs Itih Linens, 80
III Crates Queens Ware, and crautity Of Liver.
poi Salt loofs sud in Gcks, jaa received On eonGgn-
rnent by the hiP Herald from Dublin and Liverpool
May "a. so3n,
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5ales ut Suction.

On Tn51dy tie third, and FriA,y tie 6B iaa. .cW B.
Jad@ at ne office Of he S4ginSers, a quantity ef
ELEGANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HONSISTTNG Of Ladies ana Centlenen's Secre-
~ taries, with Book Cafes, Sideboards, Bureaus,
f~elled and araight Defks, Portable Writing Deks,
Curtain BedGeads, Diang Tables, &c. &c.
TAYLOR q BROWN, ". Mrs.
June s.. .dc
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young man from England who has been feve-
= raj years in the habit of tcacb;ng ,be Enri;G,
French and Latin Languages. &c. pronocs. ~ nn'
ga|e a. tutor in a family, undertake an Academy IN
me 'otaatry, or eAablih a Schonl on a pIarf3-;on
wnere Tie neighborhood would render fncb an ob,ea
elg'6'f lie has fudied both in England and Franc.
ana brings high recommendations Apply at this
June 3.
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oND, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE G, 1906.
LANDS IN cUMBERLANb FOR SALE.

Y virtue ola Deed Of 'Truit, bearing date the
- ilth April, 1901, recorded in Cumberland
Court-Ofhce, to me executed by James Deane, Fran
els Il. Deane, and Thomas M. Deane, to fecure a Ger.
tain lum OF money, due by Them to Jofeph Gallepo-
| will offer for iale, to the higheG bidder, on the 26.h
day OF May next, at Cumberland Court, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, being par, of the property,
thereby conveyed, viz.
One Tract containing one hundred and .hirty-feyen
acres, more or lefs, htuate in the county of Cum
berlaiid, fix miles above the Cour- Hou,e, being a
tract p~nrehaied by the faid Deanes, from Parton
Clopton, as will appear by reference to the deed of
Tale on record, in the faid County Court.
One Tract containing two hundred anu five acres.
more or leis, Gtuate in Cumberland, ON the fou,h
iide or the road, leading to the Corr. Houie, one
mile dittant below the fame, bounded by lands Of
William Beverly Langhorne, and by lands of John
Ford.
The fire ofthe above Tra9s, is faid to Contain
prime tobacco land, and valuable timber; the other
is nearly half feared.
NJ D. BY the content Of all parties interened. IN.
ii'e will take pilee on the 26th day of Ma next. as
above hated, ard the terms Of payment will, be one
ard two years credit, the purchafrrs to give bonds
bearing intereil and approved fecurity.
M. b. POTTIAUx.
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.

a r a meeting Of The Board Of Directors on the
~ 10Th Of May, 1906
Hy5hrd, That the Stockholders he required tn pay
ITO the hands Of the TreaCurer, the further fun Of
iarr dollars oil each hare, on or before the 18th Of
June next.
R1oVeR That the Clerk he ineru9ed to call a
meeting Of the Stockholders, TO be held ar Mr.
Brook,'s tavern, on Saturday the f4.h lure next. for
the Plrpoie Of deciiing on buficG Of conC,mence 10
TIE company. Extra1 from lie minutes,
JAMES B2ANDER, elk.
May IS. I'm