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PUB. &c SALE.

by virtue oe a deed 81 frost from II'Hes:s5s
ID s{Icak4p., at,3e fahletiber, made sol the
.pa,poIc CT p,y,ng a Deb; af. trctr la41 fad Rich
ARDS to Rob<u r Hire y; Go. VII s. eypef;d
70 Esnlahc Sale ca The pennies. on the I'm Day
Of March mex, On a credit ct ESQ, fau. Il FIX
months, with appTcy ecuF:ty,A TRACT 81
Land, whesson TIE .a:d 1homs+ Ri2lares row
lives, f!Hstsd in file county OF Fairfax on the
drains q grea I,aoaae Creek, cta;ainins go
scfes; aif. i've add ta% acres ali irins TIC
ah9ve tract. I'D OF tie 35th a$y of
snsxs, Vail IS K % he fsme cFei!ie win
approved i-cp'is., u Is oasc r alc III ne
7 wn 81 ttexaediJ--A flEGE OF GtGUMD-
ij;0a(cj 10 siis town q Aiex&ncjra, on tr VIE
i,.de a Pist feet md 50 he ro.shws.d cfKltg
itieet 10 the G.ii 'c*a, this P:gcs Of grolrl has
atfo"t Q. "a rcet or.Pirt ilieef, running ~ icss
ogck.
7aa5n,as cea.aaa, Trultee.
Feb.aarp - z@as
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I conclude with enjoining on you the
most cordial & respectful communications
with conamodore Dale, and The ready as
sIstance OF him, with all such useful lnfor-
nation, and other good cff;res, as it may
be IN your power 10 render, and with offer.
ing you my sincere wishes for your sue
cess in all your measures, forSadvancing
the welfare Of our country.
TO be coqtinurd
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s;.s uas.r The 'sl'sl's ,s s,,sp aas
,s alls he ~ sao ,ass aa
i i lbs soonay !. .aa ~ y ], o, ssy
s s 81 Of The body 8 w .,sia
u e 3 D.leog, mall imnsa y, S y
+. ps', a'Ssr Osss thereof a 5s'a ,sr,.t
s 70 o. Sat States, cOpy Of your is'a is ~,
nl' ss.r, aad Of this my pI0, $. sIss
r'i .a ,ssf may make the PrOpss US ,s sa +
hs PaI' ~, s. i may always appear Inc. :
,rJslo IVA On The part OF the aoas.a'l', -. s
b. ss ss,,sIy determination Q slO.a.1 ~. =
% .,snS reIpsstsd by every s's, ,9,n
sol sn,e9 ID alto exit in me sa' Ja'e 'elo'n' .
%, iD' '1';sg any sniaf attempt.
u I'P,p s'se he ilonsr TO be- &c'
ISigDsd MARQUIS De CASA YRuJo.
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N o + ! G i.

to a. Deed.of Trua given BY syenesr
Il Cooper to the suhfcfiters, will BE iSid CO Tho
pgen1ifes at Pubic auction, at 9 O'clock, P, M. on
the 18th day OF March next,
a handloms uatnlihsd Brick EcGfs
and LOT.
Situated on Waterarect 40 fer 'front.' running baee4
n shfeet, ujsa SO dollars geuid reht. hctefs
viii be made known en- the cay otlac.
" Thomas Cook, 5a
Jonathan scholfeid. 71a''seS'
8. Eel a4ry 10. rotdf
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In LOIlL4oN COUNCIL,
: FeblMa5Y III, 1875
hates "a

4 or tfe'' y ~ teoO'
RESOLVED, Thar the claim ot liabe,l Sum
nefs agaiult the Corporation, be reieticd to Mlsi
feurs Swift and Pgsaoh, with directions 10 en-.
Nquire into the jutice Of me claim, end make re-
port TO Couhtii.
Qrdsrsg, That tie report ofthc nufees Ct 'he
poor and wotk hcuie, be referred 10 M:Gcufs
Swif-, M Kinney, ard Lee; and that ,lcy be 3
committee 20 Zee il any, and if airy WHAT altcra-
tons are ncgeGay IN the g aei for regulating
the duties OF The keepe! of the poor and work
houfc in Alexandria, and for the Setter eovefn-
menr of the poor md Others committed to the.
faid houfe," and that they report by ball Of oth#e
wife.
ords,<l, That Mears. Deneale, Jones and.
Lee, oe speoipied committee TO prepare ans
repof bill 70 pscyent the migration OF free re-.
groes, and malartoes, into the corporation OF
Alexaadr;a. to preitsis5 the mode OF seglRerins
the. fame, ard TO enforce the Paymen; Of Their.
cspitsnon tax
orarye2, That the Grees commissioners Of ,he.
nortle,n dit let, csaie Commerce lfect 10 be
regulated from it intcrictsion with King lfeet
to the Inc OF The fouihsrn diaia, ard the ex.
ecnce ,hereof be pad from the funds CT III;
n9l tIciH GIHIAtt-
Onthe petition Of fundTy peyions t5r leave to;
fink we'll, and erect pump ar the corner OF,
Wolfe aad Alfred i,ecls, on she expcncc thagc.
OF beirg allowed ont G! their preletr YEARS. AK
cs'; leave is thereioEc granted them "a FINK tbs
fame, and the expence thereof deduSted oue o.
their ;sxes, on the 1tteer c9hlslHior CT giving (.
certificate thar he has received the ialne. 8
C-atyfd, That she hreet compiaioheis reg
late Fayls,e frect hem Pcnd,oton 70 'P.!ncs .
feet, fuitahe TO the pafiag OF carriages. 4
On ba.lotlrg for fuprriatcrdais OF the wa'c',
Eam+s i@rris IS duly elected. !:
ords~9, That Mfafs. P,daon, Cohsgan, an !.
Swift oe appointed a committee TO eisqJire Int .
the.tituaon OF the pab.ic property at ihe sal ea 1
OF Duke it,ter, and report 10 COUNCIL tho nc !.
pr,rer mode Of renting The fame.
OrAeyys, That. Megrs. Ianney, D.nea!e al 4
McKcnney, be a co.nialrIec TO exaniAe gcae.s !
Iy into the accounts OF The corporations, and ma!
Gatemert OF tie fame for publication.
TcR JAMES NJ mcREA, C
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atsraaprta Z,alIp aoberttser.
Wy EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10.

Captain Arnold, Of the brig susannah
fsom Gsttenbnrgh, informs US, that on the
Io.h nfJanaasy, in lat. SO, 80, log, 20. go,
he spoke he slip Iris hen Gu, % days iloe.
Sa'em for Messina, who bad been Loafded
on his passage and detained for short
time bya French aeet, consisting Of eleven
sai cfthe line and seven frigaies, oct "a
days from Bress, steering in a southa esser-
y direcsioo. a. q pap
a ioerneyr, mason in london, boast.
Ing of his strength, was '*s.nnlped" To a
bet, thai he could not carry ms brctaer
chip il his bod ap a ladder 10 the Top OF a
6ve stoSy building. The stakes wers iodg-
ed, and ihe iucredalous knight OF The tsov-
el crooked himself in,o the place tor ihe
bsjcks. and was shouidered by his .siccd,
who mounted the ladder and Won the be-.
When they were sgain ou terra ffma.
/" / ackno@let!ge / fia@e lost (said Tx b-t-
ter) bur DID not lhina- VOC could hsvs
daue. il, and it was difiicuis for you, iaf,
when you was about the fourth story you
.trembIsd exc cs;ingy--and I 1gaS IN
hobeS "a
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" o Z &c e.
Ne groes to Hire.

I II K i T. female houfe iervafiss
20 hsre-onea ssy god ok, sslilsr and iros-
q, The siso ltaelands every iFfd OF bcufs NO K.
The otter two are good fpinrsrs, ard or,e Of ti,e1
s-sGles and ,rgcs wei an;i rpleraands hc:fe
work q eyeryzkh'. sasy ase aired fpr 10
fault. For ar.hsr particniass agp!y 70 The print.
er.
Fepraar, IS. a,w
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A. q SIS A G E.

cI.tof The Uisited STATES, e'msss'-
& r,,1t gtbe Di,.ei.r s,5s mn,
,raI's , :, Il that ,sfifati's 9sr'1g f6s
|sfja's
c.,,,. and ffoute Of Representatives Of The
- : unitsd States
...,,.ic,,s for the iafotulstion Of Con,
'0al'a '.s.,, of the director OF the mint, OF
IS la s, !; # thar inRnution daSing she iait
d. TIL: JEFFER>oN.
r,ap.ty i, 1906. I
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NJ E S IS a & j.

From tae Pfesideat Of the Unitsd Sta,ss.
transmitting sundrg additional documents
respecting tie application of HAMs'r c..
RAMAILI, es bashaaOs ct Ir6sh.
70 he h0use. ct peeseataaseso tn United
Sfates.
Sandry letters relative TO Hamet Cara.
mali, in addition TO the documents which
accompanied my messagr Ct. January 18th,
having been sent TO tbs senate, on their
particular request, the same are now trans.
mistcd to the house otrepresentatives also.
as rhe same subject is before them.
Tn: j EFF GRSON.
FEBRUARY4,h 1905.
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/ u KEN
Feb.ne,Y %

md fss'aea.ate foG1}fsa 8 5s.e11.
CIATEkN haidIed acres OF land
~ ab .. tbrse mttes s.om FfaaaPs u.:i, ,sesr
o .d< T4iis Il 5scmac--l'i,ts Lard is Of
Cd qasiisy ami well adopted tc wheat ard
araG, gader good eltiofuIes ard b wing ttlesa.
oe dwelling hou!s md other nectfi4ry Buildings.
l; is capsb!4 OF sra diT ded mo fcverai ,sne.
mtrts, 70 as 10 hi. applicants. On the Prcrh.its
IS q good bla kfni!!' ihop and tolls, md an &
cey!ent Ard tor that brff,,l h. Tersn:s may bs
iupplsd ara fair prise With corn, hay ard fed
ae5, carts. wssgonx and fiart@i pieniils-. al
9 viii. fndry wotk herlts. mules and oxen. -
More than Two bnad,ed buh;s Of wheat arc
c wn on the prsm'its>' Mi George S'mpf}ts
living on the premiiss, will l4tss the iand md
other prcperty to sqilaats.
Richard Bland Lee.
Virqiris, FEB. g. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

ton, and that the fame. in cafe ofde-
feet Of heirs the property doth be-
long to the Commonwealth. Where
upon relolve pahed directing the
Attorney General to take all due
mcatures TO obtain a decree Of the
Probate Court to have the money
paid into ;he treaiury, for the uie Of
the commonwealth, in cafe no per
ION fhouid appear, entitled as next of
kin, or in iome legal way to receive
the fame, and it was ordered that the
Attorney General be directed to act
accordingly. Upon Mr.. Sullivan's
declaration and the relolve of the
Houfe Of Representatives., the Editor
Of tie RePertory obferves-
Now if Mr.. Sullivan acted asAttor-
ney-General, il this case he had no
right TO MAKE a charge of the two hun
dred dollars. But says Mr.. Sullivan
though | was Attorney General, hia
70as 10 tart Qf my duty as such. Thus
Mr.. Sullivan paves the way for full
disclosure Of his iniqulty. His vindica
ton has prompted me to an investiga-
ton, which has di covered crime, that
| did not before suspect.
This money, evbry Perscn must see,
was the property Of the Swede's heirs,
OF oftho state. There was no perfon
who could act for the heirs, indeed no
heirs are known to exist, How then
did Mr.. Sullivan dare to touch this
property, without the authority ofGov-
ernment? This leads to a circumstance
blacKer still. Mr. Sullivan was so well
convinced that he olg5. to have re-
solve Of the Legislature to sanction his
taxing this money, that he virtually
forged authority, i'll order to get it out
Of Mr. DORIS hands, by giving the fol-
lowing receipt.
Aag. ,, 1905. Rrcrr,dof Eberc-
IN Dorr, t7"o hundred doHqrs VI M~ a.
Jore%.iag decree and"y vir.Hr y q Re
soLvc .ftdr General curt.
Jas. Sulfvan, .4tt. GrnereL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
Glntnatinn.

lr't1lled at EgJf-Andover, Oh the leth infant
the Rev joan STRICKLAND, to the panoral
care Of the Church and Congregation Ill that
Place without difenting voice The e1er-
ciles were as follows, viz The Rev. Mr..
Saith. Of Turner, made the Introductory
prayer the Rev. Mr.. Herrick, Of durham
delivered ducohrle excelIently adapted %
the occaiiOn the Rev. MIR. Church of Bridg-
ton made the Inhalation prayer the Rev
Mr. Gould, Of Bethel gave the charge the
Rev. Mr.. Ripley, Of Waterford, gave The right
hand Of fellowihip, and made the concludirg
prayer. There was numerous and brilliant
afembiy, and the greateft order and dccorum
Preva:led.-May the example Of this true
respectable people. in the early fcttlcmcA, Of
the gcfpel among them, excite general e.auIa
tom
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

denies the charge ag-Inst him and
Ids not guilty ?-No--no-Let as
.:.t 70 common srHsc.-IIe concludes
~ bloatcd paragraph by saying " l-t
nan come forzyard 1gitl a charge, J
.v meet him ia he face ofthc 7corld-
THAT insolence is tAis He would hold
me idea that NJ specific accusation
os ever been made against him and
lat every publication against him has
zen loose and anonymous, and vet he
s.novs that DR.. Park has il his paper
-oade charges upon charges against him
Il man of truh-51Aca'u-h4ni1ianl
md humanity-he has in the plainest
I'M most direct terms laid his accusa-
lions and produced his prooC-declared
1;nself the author Of the statements he
wade. and DEFIED Ma. SULLIyAN 10
,,rtr aIM IL 4 CoURT OF JUSTICE
What confidence can We place III man
WHO thus sports with facts and plays
the deceiyer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

Mr. Sullivan, or somebody for him,
has attempted i'll theChrcniclc ofAIarch
pa, 10 explain away tie cruclties auen-
ding the imprisonment Of the above
mentioned old gentleman; but in doing
1t, has aecred ctaar Of all the specific
charges II the statement relative tothis
atFictng transaction. in the statement
in the paper, three strong tactS are eiv-
en- us-FirSt, that Mr.. Sullivan caused
Conner to be committed tn prison, cln-
rrary 70 his orders from the creditors
SecoHdIg, that he would not DELAY the
commitment Of him a Snort time, tho
his daughter was III her last sickness,
unless he had ninety G5Ha1s for ~ de-
ing Thirdly, that Mr.. Sullivan after
the death Of his child, in a cutting and
INHUMAN manner, told him he might
have been with her when she died, if lie
had giUeH hin rte ninety dollars. What
says Mr. Sullivan CT his friends ID AT
this NOthing-HE HAS NOT DENIED
ANY ONE OF TIE ABovE FACTS. He
passes over in profound silence all the
painful circumstances attending Con
nor's c9n1mitnenf, family, &c.-and af-
ter telling a story about Jonas Wilder,
scire tacIls, SC. mentions some qfer
raHsacti2ns relating 10 a final compro-
mise cfthe demand. The whole piece
about this business, Is Oh 1Ir Sulliyan's
part, worse than q'H03l;a@ How easy
AZ is to do wrong and how many crook
cd stories 4 man must tell In order to
pet along il the world, when he is not
governed by run and Lon9r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

4 gentleman lately from Boston
bri-~5 Intelligence favourable to the
cause of Humanity and Federalism, lie
observes that the story Of poor Connor,
lately published i'll the Repcrtorv and
other Federal papers, has made deep
impression, and raised a spirit Of in
dignation against Judge Sullivan, Which
viii long be remembered. ifanr thing
can render a man obnoxious and lead
Us to avoid him, the incidents Of this
affecting narrative are particularly cal
culated To DO lt.-Nature 1T once teach
Is cur hearts to shudder at such cruelty
and Zee from tie author oft, as from
4 Leper.
Read the facts as publ she'd in the last
Portland paper, yc who have children
and who are zo unfortunate Us To be
onHged 'o ask the patience Of your
creditors.
'st. Think Of an Attorney who,
directly contrary ,2 me orders OF his
client, refuses a little delay to poor
debtor with 4 SICK .t4@ELy, unless he has
a large Jec J-rH.
End. Think Of this poor debtor. IN
able 10 raise this alniitst ftr, !. once
torn t-o,n hie family and sent 70 Eris0n.
3l. Think OF daughter let d-uguisZ-
i1g-and soon afer dving-lnd her
father forbidden y behold Ter Lust I9ok.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
a.. "fy..ArII iat-ae,aaae, a5 a.l,l-

IL : "fy.h.a1I iat..elaace, as ael,l-
ica5ni5 7UickfA.'
Gen NATHANIEL q. ALLEN, has been rel
moved from the Poa-Ohice ia NewglouceRcr.
and Jo5tpb q. Fose4ti, appointed We con
hder the Poit- Office IN NewglouceGcr, as TO
honor or profit, ol aut imall confederation ;
but the late shange has afforded the Prefden. Is
man Giddy an opportunity o. rewarding 4
political aPolate and turnroat. When Jo-
iePh E.Foxcraft was " mewling and Pewling IN
hls Nurles arms" Gen Allen was fighting
his countrys battles" BY the fde Of Walh-
lngton. But Gen "A. Is federahR, and il
Mr. Jeiterion's opinion, unworthy Of conf
dence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

An attempt has been made BY MIR.
sullivan to explain number Of the
charges brought againt him in the
Sa's OF New berger he fays that, 9 the
ouhnets was no part Of the Attorney
Generals duty nor has the fa-c
any Interet in the property" MIR.
ouiilvan, in this declare ION has been
guilty Of Fraud or FaRs.3 On
70; 18th Of June 1921, 2 ref..gr
Palied the Houle Of Representatives
u thls Commonwealth, ra;iug that
i had been re2r=ter.-l that Elias
Nor0ery, formerly ot Sweden. but
natHralized citizen vi tie u. s.
now dead wh0fcGe y,.4... h,ra
e tie TnI ',''' o - - 80
V--' re OF Probate DeCl com
.ntJcd to ), porr for 2dminii,r'-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

On Monday next, YOU Will be called
upon 70 exercise The most important
right which is secured to YOU By the
Constitution of tho State and which
WAS obtained BY the blood and hardships
u your best patriots right procured
;- TOO dear rate to be neglected or
aaslsed. To fill the first office in the
safe, two characters are selected III
Candidates for your sufragss, viz. His
rzcellency CALEB STRONG, Fed
ua.; and JAMES SULLIVAN, Demo-
craicol
.he question who shall be Governor,
las for sometime past been before YOU /;
and the proper answer to the enquiry is
the one that is most fit for the imDor-
tant trust; to aid you in this enquiry,
the prcteniOns Of each have been stat
cd "A short review Of them Is al our
limits will permit. fMr. Suliivan's
character suffers in consequence, he
viii have to thank his friends whose
folly and depravity have induced them
70 nominate him a candidate for an Of
ice for which he is totally unqualified.
both in moral and political view.
As to Mr.. Sullivan's political char
acter, it has been considered BY many
even Of his ozyn tarty, as wavering and
hypocritical--he is an enemy to the
principles Of the immortal Washing
ton and the grand object of him and
hS party in seeking for power, IS to
deprive the State Of the services Of our
best citizens-tO introduce a system of
terror and proscripuon-to DESTROY all
confidence in virtue, talents, and in
t-5rlty-in short, when in power, tom
1roduce all the horrors Of a French rev
o.uuon. Is there a virtuous citizen In
massachusetts that does not sDudder
,t the Thought Of having such \ man VI
iected 20 tae Chief Magistracv of this
State. Bat IL YOU sarLt 1T the Dor
u"tl Ct Dir SuLllrn's political charac-
t7r, what viii be YOUR oDini.n of the
lAdi1, upon an exposure Of Ills conduct
.a LAWYER and ATTORNEY General /.
40 You WIS., @ nave man for Cover
Lor that's destitute of common HON
E1IY, Of HONOR, HUMANITY,
and every other virtue which IS held in
l"umation by the Uirtu5u5 and hatr12Hc2
'Aen vote for James Sul:ivan-he pos
a-@ses q heart callous to every senti-
n- -nt ct benevolence and humanity !;
"-H Commit poor man to prison, be-
'7use ne Is enable to give douceur Of
r4a h47dred dollars, and deprive fond
,@lher Of the last sad consolation of BE-
holding I beloved child il her dying
.aoments DO YOU want a man for
DoFernor, who to support a hapghty
ana ertrqoa%aHt sGIc oI living, has de-
it@aaed and cheated the honest and IN
qusuIous out Of th>ic money then
Games Sullivan is your man.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

among the many proofs of this fact
Lat honesty, ability, and attachment
TO the constitution arc not considered
by The dominant faction as essentials in
the character Of a public officer; We
mention the removal IF General .flirU
from the Post-ofice atNew-Glouces,er.
and the appointment of J9seth FR,ry
f9FcrUt - succeed him. Whether
the public good will Ga promoted" Lv
TINS measure IS hardly mdtteror seri-
Gus enqulry-Thc talents and services
oi Gen. IA. are too we'll known to re-
qWre he aid Of culogy-No complaint
whatever y exhibited rcspec,inr lis
management Of the Office: His accur.-
racy, PunctuIlitv, and genucmanIv
qualities have eXtorted appreciation u
ven from his political dDponents-The
emoluments Of the Office are Of little
consequence its importance, even in
aPolltlcal point of view can be only of
small weight. But that little was too
much to be possessed by a Federalist.
ne ottce would doubtless long since
have been transferred, could Dartizan
have been found who would stooD to ask
tor it-Inat p2rtil.n Las 1T I,nrhth
appeared IN the person Of one, whose
ruling principla seems to have bear ~
worship the ,1,ing a,at and who. IN
betraying the cause he once or,r.,d N
cspouse, received his "t,irtv ri.ces &C
Silver.
Is he hines. ]? Let the o5z.;.,,o mo
tivss Of his political anos,acv answer
the question-fs ra coI~I1- W. NJ " il, L
nal - '''..- "P-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
NE5. Printers,

M.G,5. Printers,
| was much gratihed in noticing ID the lalt
Gazette, the nomination Of Mr.. SMITH
COBB, for Collector Of Taxes Confident
that ne IS in every refPeCt we'll qualified for
the duties Of the Office, no injury Can arife to
the town bya change.-Was Mr.. Cobb in 0j-
fluent siron4fane-f, Or able to puTiue his ufuaI
protection, llould not advocate his election ;
out long and drlreling hckneis has dilgual-
ihed HIM for labosr and the emoluments a
rlhng from this office would give him mod
crate 1uPPOrt.-A. lend 70 ne urtort4aqfe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
RugHcuS.
go: 3::::: ..
Me0rl Hazmt e. "rs1E,.

M1g,5. Asamf e Tar&s,
10 pronounce panegyric on the quaEGca-
tlens Of man to fill the office Of T.zun
Collector, who has 70 long oficiated ID that ca
Pac;ty as Mr.. GEORGE WARREN. would
be iuPertiuous. the' efore recommend him
a candidate forthat Office for the euluing wear.
One would iuPPofe voter had felt the
effects Of his juf and legal perseverance while
IN this office, as none but fuch an one could
with change.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
Gbe Ga3ettt.
lEOND4l, MWch 81, 1906.

5G7 Several Communications, and
Advertisements, unavoidably omitted
tbs week, shall meet due attention in
our next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
FOUND,

ON the } 9Th infant, On the road III Nor.
- way, BAG, containing number OF
articles-The owner may have it again Nv
provicg properly and paying for thi, advsr.
uiement. LEMUEL SHED.
Norway, March 70 (aD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

- Haring % emtIoy ne7v Carrier
t1r The north harf gf the t9zvn, should
aIy II or subscribers be omitted 7yr 7yiH
RINK them % gir'e inflammation, and tAev
5l4A BE- furnished zvith hahers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
Difa,

In this towr, capt FRANCIS Kart, apsd ar
ms funeral was ~ttended yelerday BY the
PORTLAND Loo &C, and Marine Society," Mrs
Ifannah EV erett, aged s., wife Of Mr. Oliver
Everett
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

It Curt 9f Conn7sr Pleas fsr tEe
f9@nty q Q .tmBcyLaad, begun and b,l-
den nt P'nland, IN Eaid c.unty, on ft4
t.F 1r.s5day Of LI~ycb, 4. 2. 1890
ON '.ne petition Of JofePh M'Keen,
Of v hich the foregoing is a eopy-Ordered
that the petitioner caufe the feveral Perfons
interrlted il fzid elate and liviRg within the
aste, or the Attornies Of luch as are abfent
and have attornies redding within the fate
70 be duly notified of faid petition, by fervinr
them PsrfonaIiy with copy thereof, ~ les.
ing copy at their dwelling houie or l7.t acc
ot 4b De, OF BY inlertirg the luhGauce IF the
fame three weeks lucclilively IN one or more
q the public newspapers, that they may have
opportunity ID make .ht.r exceptions to tLi
on the third Tuef day Of June next, 70 their
granting the fame.
Ahsf, Samuel Freeman, C.r5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

3icpD AlLl..-A - BON,
A' No. l@, trraH HaaE, KIg f,r Sah,
Now landing from lchooner Pheni1,
500 barrels Philadelphia Flour, " lupe-
rior quality,
IRCO Lulag's Ui ellO.r Corn. r7.BS1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
10 LET,
TO LET.
TO LET,

A Large and commodious HOUSE,
with Barn, and convenient out houles /;
lately occupied as Tavern by Major Stephen
Webaer-The above houGe IS ftuated III Ca
PiGck, about three miles from Portland, on
the road leading to Corham. For terms, n
quire Of JOHN DEERING.
Hatc5 "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

THAT large and Commodious
= HOUSE, htua;eI Fly Fo,s-Sbe.t, now oc-
cuDied hy Mrs SUl1 F.r. As il il in con-
temptation to make many addition, ilis weIl
worrhy the attention "A any perfon intending
70 keep BOARDING HOUSE W HOTEL:
being Gtuated in one XII the bef parts of tile
town for either of thole PurPoles For iufor-
nation, apply AZ No. 4s, Larg-HLrE rE
March T. t5wJ