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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10
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The death Of the Srcat aud good General
KNOX, whose decease was mentioned ID
our last, is an event deeply lamented by AL
those who regret the loss of such charac-
ters as are eminently distinguished for tai
cnts and patriotism.
Gen KNOX has been an old and faithful
servant Of the public
From the commencement to the close Of
the American Revolution, he fought MS
country's battles" when many of those VINO
now boast Of the esprit Of rs" were
mewGng and pewling in their nurses arms
After his removable the District of Maine,
he was for the most part Of the time men,
Der ofthe Legislature of this State, III the
present SHEAR patriotic democratic Iaaiqrltivsu
drove from the Councils of the Colnmon-
wealth, KNOX and a CoBB, and supplied
their places with such materials as AatAlH
Weston and William WIagey; under such in
order Of things, who will say that a private
station is not the "poSt of honor ,"
When the persecution and violence Of par
" shall have subsidized, and merit, not the
ra3,le of party, shall be a Recommendation
tootfices Of honor and trust, then win tlc,er.
whose present elevation, 4" like marine sub
stances found at the tops ofmomtains, WHICH
S~JNC OitAN " ANulhfN NsS vi luG QCUtUS 1itl4
which they were raised" find their appro-
pirate situation, and honest men, and houest
principles will come in fashion.
The .foLlOzring concise character Of Ger. KNOX,
IS from The RepeytGy Of TUESDAY last.
Another beloved and honoured nsnc-is
enrolled on the register Of death BY the
force of talents and virtues, first appearing III
times, which eminentlyrequired them, Cen
erd KNOX rose into public Importance, OBJ
tanned high rank among the actors in the
great affairs Of his country, and close inti-
macy with some Of the wisest and best mcniA
America. How brave and sklllful he was ia
war, how dear to the armies OF his country,
and to their Commander in Chief, All are APP
prised.-W ashington loved and trusted him
as generous and devoted fEleId It was
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10
Dortlano,e
Monday, November 10, 1906.
Late NsU5.
oJJ1;ooccoCce6S

| Late NeWt.
An arrival at Bottom from the North OF
Europe has afforded information, highly inie
Citing an4 important.
~ There Is every appearance thar pow
erful coalition is forming among the North
ern Powers OF Europe, who are determined
again to try the " toriuae Of war" with Bona
pare ana accounts ipeak confidently thar
the confederation viii cvnhit u England, Rzf-
IN, PrgJIa, Aar,ia, Den1a4r& and S4esden.
81 he celebrated Arch Duke Charles IS
making every eseltIon 10 place ;he forces Of
the Houle or nuftri4 in tile hig Aelt itale 81
preparation for war.
80 The king Of Pruiia, whole myaerous
CONDUCT and ume-ierwng policy during the
lait war between bOnaparte aud the Emperor
VI Germany, and which was amatter Of Atom
iihmen1 to all Europe, appears now TO be fen
hhle, tho late of the dangers which thr eat en
his own Kingdom. The Prulian army is In
itaie 10 commence immediate operation.
o. Bonsparte has required the ilates that
compoie the New Confederation Of the Rhine
10 tarniih their teyeraI quotas Of troops Tor
the war.
10 The only circumstance that now exits,
favorable to peace, and which MAI be put in
oppodtion 70 the hottie movements VIII Gu
have lately taken place among the principal
powers on the Contlnant, which certainly in
dicate a GiGpoiition on their part, Of attempt
iRg fomething more than mere fhow and par
ade, -, that Lord Lauderdale was Till at Paris
at the Ialt dates, (Sept. I'D nj the character of
negociator for peace between England and
Francois TO rhe queitou of war or peace,
our readers will moi be a, lofs TO determine
to which iide the fcale prePonderates.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10
LITE
Golei1ir 9nte!itoence,

Rfceived at B9f0-, BY The brig BFeM
capt. Fsfer, wbo left Croyfadt Sept.
IS, and Copenhagen The 3otb.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10

The latea account from Naples,
contains decree for the purpole of
reltoring internal tranquility, which
fhews more clearly than volume OF
evidence, the inAamed and perturbed
itate Of that unfortunate country.
Several paris Of Calaera have been
Lard waite by fire and fword but a
thefe means have nor been found
adequate 70 the end, the mild and
mercl"i Jofeph has called in the aid
of fecret tribunal, TO fupply the de
ficiency.-He has eltahliihed cruel
and fanguinary InquiGtion, and the
loyalIf, who has eicaped the FIRE and
the fword Of mill .ary, is reirrved to
endure the aggravated horrors of a
mock trial, to be butcheIed in cold
blood.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-10
PARIS, SEPT. IT

The general opinion here is that
7yar is unavoidable. They fpeak Of
ths departure OF Bonaparte as an e
vest not very diaant. Frequent
Couriers arrive between this country
and Holland ; and il is believed ihe
will be called upon TO take confder-
able part in the war which now
threatens all Europe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
Burke'5 Works.
Burke'5 WorkS.
PROPOSALS for FULFILLING the Works Of
Al that celebrated Orator and Statefnan
the Right Honorable
EDMUND BURKE.


CONDITIONS.
The Work will be printed from TIE iateg
London edition, on fine, wove, DENY pa
per and comprifed in four volumes, syo. Of
about 500 pages each.
The FRI volume will be put to press in a
few days, and the Work completed with all
peMble expedition.
Subscriptions viii be received az the low
price Of Tao Doilar5 volume lin boards,
payable one volume in advance, on delivery
OF the hrn, until the Work Is completed.
~ fbs Lozaoz edition ao7D ysR6 af 20 dollars
PEI ~.
GeAtlemen who procure ten fubfcribers,
and be accountable FOR the pay inent, fhalI RE-
ceive an eleventh gratis.
When the Work IS fnifhed, fubfcribers a
may with it, fhall have their fets handroneIv
hound in Sheep, and edge relied, at Tw1
Dollars per iet--in Calf at Three Dollars
twelve and half Cents.
CT subscriptions received at linn
a' cfs'kt BOOKSTORE, Fifh-Rret, Portland.
AggzF 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

he was treated with rigour and oppres-
sion by one Of Jeferson's Judges, de-
MED council and compelled to answei
questions as a party accused under tht
threat OF Imprisonment.
When tue trial commenced the de
fendents made solemn oath that several
persons at Washington were material
witnesses in their cause, but MIR. Jsi-
f-rson forbid their attendance, Tor the
frivolous reason, that flt5Hc blIsiHsss re-
0uirra their presence az me seat 81 goo
erralrnt. Would it not have added
much to the fair flnle Of the characters
summoned, readily to have embraced
the opportunity Of giving their tesumo-
nv at the trial, which would at once
have ascertained the question as to the
governments countenancing the expe-
9;tion I? Bat the old fashioned docttine,
that in republics, the people have a
right to know the proceedings of their
csrvazss, will not answer the views OF
our present enlightened rulers.
Mr.. Jefferson's views in ordering the
trial has ended like most of his projects,
T., smoke.
Accounts from New York speak in
pointed terms of the very improper
conduct of Judge Talmadge, that he
discovered strong inclination to pre-
jndice the minds of the jury--that in
his charge, he told them what he should
do, were he in their place; but it is
fortunate for The liberties Of the people
of these states, that tho Mr.. Jefferson
can appoint his tools to Office, the up
lgh; and impartial Juror is beyond his
reach.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
Dieo.


In Reading, JoRah freeman, f1ppcfed to
be Io7 years Old. When he was upwards of
40 years of age "a nave) he married a free
woman Of colour, with whom he lived up
wards Of 60 years, oy whom he had chill
dren, Of them engaged in the American war,
and died defending the freedom Of that eoun-
try which had enlaved their father, Previous
TO this, one Of them, by his induRry and G.
economy, accumulated properly, with which
ne PUrchaled his father, took bill Of fale Of
him, and gave him his freedom Soon after
this uncommon proof Of flial affection, this be.
aevoIent fon died, and left the whole Of his
little property to his aged father: by which
means the father, as heir to the fon, had a L.
gal Bill Of Sac Of HIMSELF.
In Cornifh, Mr.. Noah Barker, Jun. aged 81 .
In Green, Mr.. Elijah Shaw, aged SO, and
Mrs. Phebe Shaw, (his Wife, aged S.
They were both depofted in one grave.
D~OzD1eA--ln Bolton, on Sunday Ian, the
fceond Ton Of n G. Otis, Efq.
SUICIDE. l-ln Adams, [A1s.) 18th ult Milf,
Either Allen; he hung herfelf by 1cein OF
yarn. No caule for this act is aligned, unIef,
Iit be attributed 70 gloom fixed upon her
mind from obferving the eclipfe Of the fun,
on the 10th.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
9arrieo.

In Newburyport, Jodah Hook, Fig Of CAT
tine, 70 Mrs. Sarah Weblter.--In CloceRer,
Mr.. iona. Sargent, to Mrs. Lydia Walton.
in bingham, by Rev. Jofeph Richardlon,
Mr.. Joieph Hearley to Nails Polly Hearley.-
in Portinouth, Mr.. William Badger, to MiGs
Abigail Plaiaed. IN Salem, Mr.. Nathaniel
Lang. jun. TO Nifs Dolly Weed
In Esit Andover, Lieut. Stephen Holt, of
Albany, to NIifs Mary Bragg.
In this town, Capt. Samuel r. M'LellAn,
to Mds Lucy Waite.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

THE fubfcribers beg perniflien to inform
= the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Portland
and its vicinity, that they take
Portrait s. Miniature LikeneNeS.
They have new contributed Profile Ma
chine for taking Likenenes, which is entirely
different from any yet ufed and will take
the mott accurate Likaneiies of any that has
ever been in the United States, which is in
operation at Maj. Packs Coffce-Houfe.-B BY
Bre9gj4er g Wheeler.
NIB. LikeneAes done on Canvas and Ivo-
ry. ProdIes elegantly engraved in gold, and
cut on paper and in frames Of different kinds.
d4gHF 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
" No culprit ever fel. the halter draw
But eurlt and fwore againft the law"
0SB0RN's C.4SE.

A string of falshoodS and misreprs-
sentations are now travelling the gen
eral Circuit through ali the democratic
papers in the Union, and which was
headed in a late Argus, with
FEDERAL HUMANITY"
Was the statement waich Osbora's
friends have published true, we should
at once pronounce the treatment rigo..
rous and inhuman. Mr.. Osborn is al
lowed by all to be man possessing tai
ents and refined taste but unlortu-
nately they have been devoted for a
number1of years to the support of q
party by the use of the basest means.
Charges however infamous and false
were constantly issuing from Osborn's
Press Virtue, talents and life devo-
ted to the best interests of the country
afforded no shield against the shafts OF
this vlrulent libelier and now because
the law makes him answer for his
crimes, the democratic warhoop about
federal tyranny and oppression" is
set up from one end Of the continent
20 the other.
fortunately for the citizens Of A
merlca they yet enjoy a free press, un-
fettered by the tyrants Of party, and
those who 7cM may read.
Mr. Lyndon, the Sheriff, whom the
friends of Mr.. Osborn represent as one
of those VINO "feel power and forget
right" has given to the public a state.
rnent of his conduct since Mr.. Osborn
was committed to his custody, which
shah appear in the next Gazette. r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
% aObom Il my coNcsrn.

a5~An Americas Seaman, who was i'm
'reHed on board the Brltith liip Temerare,
1ut VINO has 6nce obtained his reeafe, in
forms, thar he LETT on board, The Temerare,
Diver HI5itay, who had been inpreied on
board and his protection detroyed; he faid
ne was born near PoRrLAND, and was anx-
ious that his, friends faould forward the necef-
fairy proofs of his citizenfhip to the Secretary
of the United States, that he may enable our
Minifer in London, to procure his diGcharge.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
Br rESTERDArS MAJ.

"A"-fOhh3 JULY ~.
mr.. OGDEN
Saturily TsLy IS. The cirrsit Cont purfu-
ed trial of Mr.. OGDEH. Mr.. GOLDEN, Mr..
HoFFMAN and Mr.. EmMErT, each fpoke a
bout an hour in favor of the defendent MIR.
EDwARDs clofed on the part of the profecu-
ton; when the Judge delivered the cafe to
the jury ;--who retired about oclock, P. NJ.
and at four came into Court, and eturned a
verdict of NOT GUILTY.
ihis verdict, As well as that in favor Of
Solonei SAIrH, has given univerfsl faiisfac-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
EMOVAL.
Isaac Adams,

r ESPECTFULLY informs biz
friends and cuftomers that he has -
moved from No. 8, Joness-Row, to the build.
ing occupied for the Portland Gazette P,i.t;,r.
C9fes, which IS directly oppofite Mine Bssk1.
where IS for fale an extenive ahortnent af
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
on on as liberal tern as can be purchafed m the
Gate. -
@ Tickets and Quarters in the
dxth Clal of Pieafagq, Bs;s5s Estssyy bi,bsr,
prize, lo,O00dollars Ia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
Aa excellent Library Book.
Lately pubiifhed, and for fale by
Isaac Adams,

10. 2, EjB-Street,
>HE He1g Uhiverfal Biographical Diaisaayy,
and American Rtmerabrancer Of DEPART
ed merit !. containing complete and impartial
accounts of the lives and writings Of the mon
eminent perfons in every ltation, but more
particularly thoie who have hgnaIized them
ielves IN America. Embelifhed with portraits
Of Warrington, Adams and Jefferfon; Gener-
ais Wayne, Green and Hamilton, Truxtcn,
Clinton and many others, in plain and eIe-
CANT binding-in volumes.
durgf 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

NJ oTICE Is hereby given to fuch Perfons in
- the county Of Cumberland, Is with to
obtain licence 70 keep tavern and retail fpir-
,itous liquors, that the next term Of the Court
Of General Seflions, which is to be holden at
Portland, in faid county, on the 6rll ruelday
Of September next, is the proper term to APP
ply for the fame.-Atteit,
Samuel Freeman, Clerk.
dvouf 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
Quite ship eelps.
PORT OF PoRTZAMD-lsoe.

. Ia9dy, July %.
Arrived brig Harriet, capt. Leach, from
the life of May. Left there, June IL, fchr.
Experiment, OF Portland, TO fail for home in
40 days, ii he can get falt, and if not, to fail
for the Hand St. Nicholas; brig Grand Turk,
Antoay, for Providence, in 5 DAYS fcbr
Betty, Stacy, for MarbIehead in S; brig Har-
row, White, for Portfmouth, ia S; liip De-
liver, MPherion, for PhiladeI phia, in Is;
mp Eliza, Huhey, for Nantucket, Is; 1lip
Commerce, Ray, fer Plymouth, 20; III
PROPERTY, Gray, for do. il 80 /; fhip velvi-
dear. Hathaway, for Bottom brig Pendes,
Allen, for Nswbedford.
Saturday, 42gyl 2.
Arrived, hip Edward, Motley, 57 DAYS
from Liverpool.
VESSELS LEFT.
III Pint Pssys, (Caud) July s, virginis. ~
kenneheck, 10 fail in days. III LepBoy,
May 10, Martha, Brsgdon, of Portland. for
Newyork. = 1T 81. Iisesats, Yzse 80. LittIe
Sarah, Hodge, of WifcaiTst, for Network. 20
fail in Is days.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
July IS, big Brunfwick, Sawyer, II DAYS
from Montego Bay, for Portland.-June 8,
N tight Of Fax lie, brig Augufa, Cook, so
days out.
SHIPPING MEmoRAED4
Capt. Chafe, in brig Regula tor, from ccr-
raeoa, for Newyork, was boarded under the
lee Of that iland, by French privateer, and
was informed by her captain that he would
take in all veifels that had formerly been u
S. Domingo, and all captains that had been
there ID any vedels-and then robbed capt.
Chafe Of half Of bis proviIons.
The ihiP Perseverance, AZ days frora Lon
coaderry, has arrived At Newyork, with 2ss
PadeRgsrs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

An article from Algiers, dated Msrch 10,
fays-a AT this moment the cries Of death are
reiounding from different quarters of this city.
The prime miniRer, the matter Of the horfe
the fecretary of nate, the chief inIpetor OF
hayes, and other Perfons have been ltrzngIed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
Z. GreeLeY q Co.

HAVE FOR SAFE,
Att5sir oFee, Fj5-StSeet,
200 bbls. fuperEne FLOUR,
10 chefs Souchong TEA
90 boxes do do
10 chefs Hyfon-fkin do
Is pipes 1T * 4th proof Ccgniac Brandy
2 hhds. St Croix Rum,
80 lbs. Spanifh Indigo,
loo doz. belt Ivory Combs,
$50 Philadelphia manufactured Chairs.
EngEtB Gooas--as ufual.
Ngg1f 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

KoulhS ana children Englifh and American
manufactured
HITS,
Of various qualities and prices.-Tiatter' trim.
niings Of all kinds.
Upholltery Buinefs,
executed 10 its various branches with be,,brf.
and dapatch.-ConfantIy for laIa,
iBsdf, 14attra6cs, CuiBisar. g5c
Of different qualities and prices Bed Fgrn;.
ture and Window Curtains Live Geere ,nd
Kuiha FEATHERS Of the irf qualities.
Paper Hangngf and B9rlsyr
Of the neasca and mott fashionable fy,,rsy
For fate, quantity Of BONNRTs. fn;,sld.
for the Wefl-India market; being a eonTg,.
ment they viii be fold on very low terms
@ ]. c. BULLAsD reousIfs Al
thoie who are Indebted to him bv note ~
book account, which have been ftanding noe
than Ax months, 70 make payment 1ith;o
f5ity d4ys; otherwile thedenand, viii 5,E.;r.l,
be left with an Attorney for collection.
A4ysg :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

Senate Of the United States.
The following ftatement exhibits the periods
a. which the time Of fervice Of tho REFLECTIVE
Senator'S in Congrels will expire
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

The u. S. brig Hornet, after landing her
ssygs II tribute money, az the port Of L'Orient
failed for, and has arrived at Gibraltar On
the 25th May, fhe fell in with 2 lail Of BRIG
ifh ihips Of war, off Cadiz, and was informed
by the Captain Of one Of the frigates, who
boarded him, that the sPanidh Admiral b d
lent challenge to Admiral Collngwood,
which was Immediately accepted--an engage
ment, he ebferves, may therefore be mouieutIy
expected.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

T He fuLdcribers are duly appointed BY the
4 Hon. Samuel Freeman, Efo Judge Of
Probate for the county IF Cumberland, Com
mii5oners 20 receive and examine the claims
of the creditors 70 the eitate Of
1aCOB MITCHELL,
late CT Ncrthyarriouth, in the county 'afere-
iaid, deceafed, Represented infolvent; that
fix months form the 9th day of April lal!,
are allowed faid creditors to exhibit their
claims, and they will attend TO their appoint
meat Cd the tecond Saturdays Of AuguR, Ssp-
temEer aud the iirft Saturday Of October next,
at the dwelling houie OF Mr. Seth Mitchell,
lnnhoIder in fad NorthyarIaotth, from two
70 ive o'clock in the afternoons ot.faid DAYS.
JACOB MITCHELL,
WILLIAM TODD
N raF--oatb, Jrly 20, 1906, (A4)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
Duck, Cordnse, sJe.
Charles & John Fox.

,+ Nos. 4 and 5, S0gtb jidt Lozg- Eb4ys
HAVE juil received for fale,
go Bolts irft quality Rufia Duck;
90 do fecond do do
SO do Ravens do
80 do extra quality do
Chefs Souchong Tea, hyperion quality.
Complete afIortment of
Sbip-Cbandisry and Csrdage,
which they offer very low for cath or liberal
credit. tow AzgHf a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

THE f',bfcriber hereby gives public notice
4 to all concerned. that he has been duly
appointed, and has taken upon hinfelf the
tru(l OF an Executor Of the lat Will and Tef-
tamen. Of
CAPT THO1114S ROBSON,
late Of Portland, in rfe county Of Cum
berand, Elquire, deceafed, by giving bond
as the law direcfs--Efe therefore requefts all
perlons who are indebted to the fad deceafed's
eaate % make immediate payment; and
thoie who have any demands thereon, TO exhi-
bit the fame 10 Capt. Thomas Robilon Of Port
land RICHARD CARTWRIGHT.
Dated, Jsiy e4@. (a4)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04


Grocery OfOTe,
OPPOSITE The Maine Fire and Marine In
~ furance Office. Fi6 Rrsa.
L+xo, y nan,
oHer lor i4ie' sehsra' ai9 !. q
49, TIC,
Nu'ii'eSS' Nnns'
loves CuSranss'
Oinhanion' Litron'
pePPer' FruheS,
Iile'ci Ainiohas'
singer aPers'
H 1sIul'4ru' ON' veal
o enn 1uup'
n'n' oseu'
Dci,ey' opSnhn oeeAi''
D4iAs' oa"' @ke ooIP'
T;i IN s az, DA''''
So.
~
ON r5ul' Eao, u the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

a writer IN the Alexandra Gazette. an
Honnces Mr.. Jefferfons, determination Of re-
string from the Presidency, at the expiration
Of toe Prefent elective term; and that II was
his inteation Of Recommending Mr.. Madifop.
a. his fuccelor
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
CopARTNERsHIP FoRMED.

H.. Dslaar5ns 81 B. Cerpisaaii,
Nc. 2, Sccllay's Ruild:-gs,
co1,t5qst.s-Eos4OS.
2 ESPECTFUELY inform their
friends and the public, that they have
formed connection Ia trade, under rae firm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
TO BE SOD.

10 BE 0OLD,
NEAR the Hay-m arket, fore, two 40.
' ries high, Is by SO feet.-ALso,
a lot of land on CumberIand-llreet contain.
ing about half an acre.--Insuire of
dsgsF T. JOHN WADSWoRTH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

Encycz0bsdie of Fortune /!
TICKETS and Parts Tor ale il the
PjfcatGgua Bridge,
H,nsf6cag Canal = Lotteries.
HARVARD Calegs
At T. cLARKS Boos-ifore and Fo,tan,te
Lst.oy7oEe Fifh-freet, where was fold the
two Ian higheIt prizes.
Prize Tickets taken in payment.
&. - Letters Cpolt paid inelofng Prize-tick-
cts or cath, will be pun6tually attended to.
Prizes ia thee L6fteyie5.
OF 5000 Z Of t6ono
I of $4,000 8 of 5000
I of 5000 10 Of 1000
is of 500 22O Of 90
$50 Of is and 1929 Of z doR4sl
hapuf A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

Delmarone s. Cermanati,
And thai they have now,on hand, aad4Ady
for fale, received BY The Galen, capt sted-
man, and other recent arrivals from Earops,
a complete aHortment Of me following
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

70 ne Zen. TITUS N t5s Supreme
Judicial (,ourt, baIaen at Portland,
ia ard 15r ~ county 9f Cumberland,
n he tsart5 Iusay IF Nay, Il.
ID. 1906.
HUMBLY fIews-lsns Richerds Of faid
4 L Portland. that on the iirlt day of May,
in the year Of our Lord, ons thoufand feven
hundred and ninety, flle was lawfully joined
in matrimouy to Edward Richards, of the
fame Portland, mariner, and thar fhe has ev-
er hnce thar time remained the true and faith
ful Wife Of him the faid Edward, and in all
thfngs hath kept her marriage covenant with
him but the faid Edward, unmindfuI and
regardless Of laid covenant on his part, viola
ted the fame, by leaving and utterly forfakinE
your Petitioner for the term Of ieven years
Priorto the thirueth day Of June, "A. ID. 1904,
and not providing for her fupPnrt; and BY
committing adultery with feyersI women 70
your Petitioner unknown BY which aR men
toned violation, your Petitioner has been de-
prived Of her health for ,ong time, and her
lie has been expoled to great danger
Wher efore the fsid lane Richards hunbly
prays your Honors, thar after due proceed
ings had, The may be divorced from the bonds
of matrimony, and zach portion OF faid Ed
wards ellate allowed her, as in Tach cafes by
the aatute is provided: and as in duty bouua
viii ever pray. BY.
STEPHEN LONCFELLOW, JUN.
"A true coPy--Attef Ter .4rtoynsy
SAMUEL FREEMAN, CeLk
-
1T tie S&preme Judicial Carr Of tie
Commercially Of A1a9acbafttJ, Be-
gun and boldsn al Portland, 1vi'bin
and Jar The rOzRty 81 Cumberland, on
the fourtb TaJaay gf Nay II. d.
1906. .
ON the libel of Jane Richards, whereof
the foregoing is a copy-ordered thar the fid
Jane Richard, publilh an atteGed copy Of her
faid libel, and this ofder1hereon, three weeks
fucceaively in the Portland Gazette, the Ian
publication to be thirty days at leaf before
the Supreme Judicial Court, TO be holden at
Portland, within and for the county of Cum
berIand, on the lecond TueldaY Of Oaober
next, that the fHd Edward may then and
there appear and thew caufe, if any he have,
why the prayer Of faid libel alould not be
granted, --Attelf,
SAMUEL FREEMAN, CzyE.
ArggE 4. N snrs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

70 ne Zen. 7l5lir4f gf tbs Supreme
judicial coart, b5i1ea at Portland,
ia ard T5r ~ county f Cumberland,
On TIE t6arlb Tusaay IF MaD Il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
James c. Billiard.

AS juh received and now offers for fale
a. h's Store, fat IF Eyts,f,sst, large
and fashionable afortment of Cen,lemen's
Youths and Childrens Engiih and American
manufactured 800