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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03
MADAME RkcAMrRR,

ed to pay the penalty of 5L--Loa. hop.
MADAME kECAMIRR.
A letter from Paris, dated Feb. IS, says,
(" The amiabls apd accomplished Madame
Resamier IS Row preparing TO quit her sa
peru mansion in the Rue de Mont Blanc,
for. an humble dwelling in the Morals,
where she intends 10 establish pensional
tor young ladies. M female of this ca
pi,alre from The circle of fashion wi h
50 much native ssi,y, AID supported the
reverse oil fortune with more becoming
torlitude. She Carries with her. not only
The admiration Of friends bu, the esteem
OF ,hosc ho once envicd or hated her as
'ival,-The same a, formerly, when in
atlilence, she has during The last Win er
received regular invitations To our hume
rous balls routes aud assemblies /; and the
empress he p.incesse> Bliapar.e &, have
by their csaHlbcrla;ns inlorned her, that
herrreseDce IN ,he drawing roomwauld al.
ways be sgree bic but she ha, cncu1c.
ed entirely all society and IN solitude ap
pied herself for her new situation of HE
Even the brilliant Offer Of princess Louis
o,naparte, to become the gpvcrnsss of ner
children, has been declined IN modest
letter ; in which She sa, s." that though
her education aud capacity might b. suf-
Recent tor the Instruction. Of children IF ci-
uzcns, they were not calculated for tn. c.
ducaiion at children of princess" She
adds, "that ,he unavoidable dissipation
OF courts would besides prevent her from
fulfilling aer first duty, tina, of wife,
IN fISr IL III. a.. N
Gamer never possessed any great wealth,
though its credit, during ten years, has
been one OF the most exlensiys."--ib.
AFFAIR or Hon R--rhe Austrian Ge.
nerai Nost,tz, has sent challenge to the
Russian prince Dolgorucky, IN conse-
qusnce OF the Letter, in hrs bulletin of
he battle of Austeritz, having as erred
That that general did not do his du.y.-
he terms OF the challenge are. that the
duel shall cod only by the death of one
ct themt and on these condiiion. the
prince has accepted il.
Increase and Nlutmiy...A remarkable
ms aace II which occurred last we, K II.
ooutham, Massachuset, The " lie of
Cap Josiah Green, a gentleman about 80
years It age, produced him CHI III, his
daugh e' a child. AID his grand-dauhier
a chiId--ah w:thln - hours.
Aew- York n FER.
a marriage has lately taken place be-
tween Mir KNIGHT aud Miss Day -
i he most rigid lover OF decorum a, d so,
orie'y' will rot object, we pres.me, to
this m~de OF turning Day ln,o Night
L0tiGon Hah.l n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03

a letter from British officer of rank,
saied Fort William, Nov. S, 10 gentleman
10 nus CITY, furnishes the following infor-
naIoni After war os two years the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03

The Russian forces on the frontiers of
hoidav's and Wcilaehia, have been consi
derably reinforced by Cossacks from the
shores of the Black Seq.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03

There is no probability Of PEACE be.
tween England and Frarce. intFe, d il is
Impossible, says the London san uf the
sh OF April. for any rational n.n, who
considers the situation Of Great Bi,sin.
ct france or OF Europe 10 cnter'ajn We
~ sangnine hopes Of the restoration of
peace at present. The language OF slr.
Fox, on Thursday last, whose wish Tor
peace cannot be doubted, is, We think,
deeisfve OH .ha, subject.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03

Apriva'e Iel.er from gcn,Iman in Lon.
don TO friend in this c',y, mentions - H. at
the Board of Health f he Guy Of Lonton
had lately agreed in a belief that the VI
low Fever vas not contagiou. disease,
and OF course, that it coulJ 10 be import.
ed from one country 10 another.
(Phil. Gaz)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03

AZ The approaching Trial. in July nex.. o.
M:sirs Ogden aud Smith. i, is un.is stood. MIR
NJ 4a'.o" viii be sum noncd as p,incipai evil
oe1iIs IN b,ha:f o. The defendants. P1,. Gaa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03

1t is said, that the sch'r Bee, of this Dor,
which joined Miranda's expedition at JAG.
quemeb was purchased for the purpose of
being dispatched to New York INN, diste.
~ after the success Of the enterprise shall
nave been sscertsined. She may there.
lore be daily expected to arrive.
Phil. Caz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03

Mahratta power is nearly ann;hilated. ~
Treaties OF peace have been made with
most of their CHI efains. Holkar, whose
military foree ADD resources ave greatly
exhausted, is one Of the most considers.
bic now in hostility. The English, not
outstanding their brilliant successes, sui.
Tered much. The contest, however, has
terminated in the acquisition by the En-
glish ut The immsnse and valuable terrific
~ OF Scird'a which can but yield large
revenue and secure pe,manen. peace to
the British government in India. Untec
the three prssidencies, We have now about
700 600 regular troops but the expenses
OF the war have been very great, an,,ha.e
added about millions tu ih- company,
debt; but a system is now Coz thing TO re.
dnce tie expenses, and Ultimately to ex
t'nguish tina, debt. A very *, ensive ma
rine dehsf is forming at the prince of
Wales's Island. for building ships vi war
Tor The British naYy.--Phi pap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-03

The U. brig HoRrEr, bound to F.ance
with arPfc ea resp a,n,s me Eiu;das. vas snn
Kan APfii 10 ialas a long so. !. l. p.obs b
Che arrived - the 3Utn Of april.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
s. 8 ]. WYMAN.

TENDER their thanks to the ladies Of Pert
lard and its vicinity, for the liberal en-
couragement they have experienced, md woud
inform them that they have jull receiced, at
their Morocco DIFFERENTIATION, bead Of
FIG fyeet, handfome al1ortment of
MOROCCO u KID LEATHER,
Of different colers which they Aatter them
ielves will enable them TO- give latisfattion 10
thofe who pleale to favor them with their
cuftOn.
Ladies Velvet Shoes, and gentIemen's Mo-
rocco, Leather and Velvet Pumps, made at
the ihortelt notice.
Black, red, yellow, purple and green Mo
rocco Of an excellent quality, for iale as above
May IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12

(EIE the lubfcribers, having been appointed
" by the Hon. Samuel Freeman, elo. te
receive and examine the claims Of credisors tc
the estate of
Samuel Robinfon,
late Of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland
merchant, deceafed, rePreleated inlolvent-
Go hereby give notice, that FIX months are
allowed to said creditors to bring in and
prove their claims and that we fhaIl attend
thar ferv.ee at the Office of Tosee5 c. Bod, in
raid Portla-d, on the frR Monday of Nav.
July, and September next, from ten to one
of the clock, III the forenoon.
JofePh c. Boyd, } Commit
JofePh Titcomb, G5nsr5.
April 2S, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12

THE fHblcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed, and has taken upon himfelf the
trult of an Administrator, on the eftate of
Samuel Robinlon,
late Of Portland, in the county of Cumberland,
merchant, deceaied, by giving bond as the law
dlreets-He therefore requens all perlons who
are indebted to the faid deceafeds eltate to
make immediate payment; and thofe who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the fame
to the Commiiiioners appointed to receive
the claims againt faid effate.
Robert llsley.
Portland: AbyH %, 1906
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
William Swan,

No. 3, Uni9n Rs7v, hidae-Street,
HAS jua received, and is now opening FOR
Il iale,
An Extenhve afortment Of Spring
and Summer Goods,
CompriGng almOh every article ufually want
ed AZ this lealon Of the year.
65o,
A large itock Of Weitindia Goods
and Groceries
Among which are,
Belt o. FreRch Brandy, per pi1e,
Barcelona do do
Holland Gin do
Malaga and Lifbon Wine, per Or. cafk,
Cotton per bale
Hyion, syfsn-1kin, Young-Hyfon and
SouShong Teas, per chelt
Chocolate per boz, &c. &c.
Airo,
Linieed Oil, White Lead, Spanif,
Brown, Whiting, &c. BY the caik.
All which he is determined TO fell as low
as can be purehaied in town, for cath or on
credit
N. b All thofe who are indebted
to the late firm Of GOLDMAN u SWAN, are
sa1e more requeled to make immediate pay.
ment 70 the fublcriber.
William Swan.
Portland, May 70, l SOC.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
MunrOe g Tuttle.

W. !, Union R0qU, Middle Street,
HAVE jut received, and now op-
ening an erenGve aGortment ofFREsH
CooDS-viz.
"a and Ga figured, piquet and colonade
atc1ins-ditto 5hawls-dilto Wells
z-4 and 5-4 hgHred Lace ditto
ca, lace, jaPAnned, veined and tambored
Nsiins
a large aforrment Of plain and igu-ed fix
AIuilins-Book and JacoRet do
Piak, blue, white and green SarfIets
India LuRrings,
Rlsck and colored double FIorense do
Fashionable plaid 90
Black and white fix Hofe, lace and en-
broidered clocks
Plain and lace cotton do
BIZ Ok and white lace, pic nc, and plain fix
Gloves and Mitts
3,4, 5 and Ga white Cotton Cani5rics
A and Ga black and colored do
A beG London printed Cambrics
Cambria and common Calicoes
2 bales India do--lndia Checks
Cambria and common Dinities
Linen Cambrics
7-s and "A lrifh Linens
Printed and wove Glnghams
Gotton Caihmeres -Merieilss VeRing
Black and c1lored Vevets
Patent Cords and Plains
Black and colored Grapes
Durants-Calamancoe es-Shalloons
Belt London Pins
Mems Beaver Gloves
Black and white fix do
Ladies long and fhort Kid do
A large afortment of India Cottons, from
81 TO 3Cper yard
Black and colored Sewing Silk
Black and white fix Laces
White thred do
trunks Kid and Velvet Shoes
Black, blue and brown Broadcloths and
Caiimeres-With handfome ahortment Of
other Goods which will be fold lower than
can be purchaied at any fore i'll town.
MEr II. (6zU)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
FOR SALE.

HAT pleafant ftuation of the
fub-cribar, containing IA acres Of ex-
cel!ent Land, under good improvement, a
convenient dwelling-houle thereon, with a
good cellar, good well of water Alfo a
convenient Store, with good cellar, large
and well tiniihed table, with out-houGes and
lmall orchard, Gtuated in WelI5, and adioiu-
ing the tide-waters of Kennebunk-river "a
rods; all v hich diitance, is valuable for land
ings and building yards is as good faud
for trade as any on iaid river.
ALS0 TAR sale,
Two FARMS. One Of which Is
in Sazfors, containing 70 acres Of good land,
well wooded and wstered, with convenient
houfe, barn and out-houfes thereon, on the
man road through laid town. An excellent
Rand for an innholder or trader.
The other is Gtuated in Watey5or0gg5, con-
tanning 20 atres of land, near the centre Of
laid town, on the main road and as good
foil as any in faid town. Twenty acres are
under Improvement the remainder covered
with good growth Of hard wood, and fome
pine.
Payment made eafy, and liberal credit Civ
en- For further particulars, inquire Of M
THANIfL 9 LITTLE, Of Barge, or JosrFH
Thomas, Efq. Of Keane5EaE.
B1rr7r, My ?.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
Henry Smith g Co.

N'' 4, DIuhty'5 R0w, Haze for Sac,
a II extenfve afrortment Of neweR fiIe Ca
licoes,
Vein Mullins Japaned do Lace do Lace
LappeJ do; pink checked do; fix and cot
ton ChambTay do +; iprigged do; fprigged and
plain Book do; Piquet and Leno do.
Laced Canbrics, glazed and unglazed 3-4,
IA, and 6-4 do. cooured do
Furniture CalcOes,
ga and Ga muffin and fix 3hawls,
German, Florence, French, Italian and India
Silks,
Ladies and GQntlemen's black, white and
fate laced clocked Fnglifh and French fix
Hohery,
Ladies rofe white, lace, pic mic, and colored
Englifh 6French fix Gloves; Ladies habit do
Ladies and sentlemen's Cotton Eo6ery,
White Kid Gloves; Limerick do; dark do.
grey cloth fatin habit do; Venetian Yorktan
ditto,
l6 and IS inch deep netted Parafols frin-
ged do-Glk and cotton Umbrellas,
large aaortment Of Thread Laces broad
blaok patent do
Ladies Elalic Carriers.
Silk and flyer Cord,
Fancy Head DrefIes-ornamented Combs,
An adortnent Of colored Grapes,
Linen ambrics-Gi GiRghems- Shades,
White figured fatin veRing; fix velvet do /;
tabby do; quilting do; dimoty Go.
Patert Nankins blue do
Grandorils-Cotton CafTimeres,
Bri;iih Shirtiug Buff Nankinetts,
White Jcans-Tidany and Grape Fans,
COlerain I.inehs-India Cottons.
FafhionabIe luperfne brown, black, blue,
bottle-greeu, drab & dark mixed Brea9cloths, /,
Brown, drab, black, blue, white and buff
CsfIimeres,
India Checks and CaIicoes
Velvetteens-Cords -Yelvets and Thick
lets, &c e<e &c &C &c. May 5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
For SALE.

IN Nortbyarm0Htb, two hundred
acres Of Land, called the fchool-farn,
Joining Fal7g,ntb and on the county road
travelled from Pe,HaRi ealtward the Toll i
good and has young growth # trees a
part of faid land is walled in, and contains
Rome enough 70 enclofe. the remainder It will
be fold together or aPa IS will beft fuit the
purchaiers Apply to Sa,naei 1feioz, SyIvlq.J
Driatvoeter, Davia Prime, C5sigg Prime or K1iH-
ian Baxter:
Northvarmouth, May l2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F0R SALF B1- TEE sus5cqIgEg

'@'S1 Dt IKE SpB5CRJBEP.
IT TIF following d.fcribed real e0a,s i
#ay'e7, in the county Of Liucols. dil-
tiict OF -nafre, IN lots to fuit pnrchaiers, asd
undoubted titles given, viz.
l"enty-nine- acres Of moving and riIIage
land, fronting on r. Georrs' 'f-ri.i.y. ~ ~
head Of the tide, and extending ~ the great
county road to the meeting houfe. with
dwelllng-houfe 80 feet Nv 50, having an eii
zo feet by 8, well fnifhed and in GOOD re-
par; wood-houle, new chaife-boul4 barn.
and other convenient out-houles. ney..-
failing well, and garden under vood w.
proFement, and one other dwyfli,g-bo,ff.
imtable for linall fgmiFy. This lsnd fro,,
us nearneis 70 the centre Of the Town and og
bulineis, is rapidly incrcaiine III value N
ALso--a ftore 3S feet bv 81. two nors.s
nigh, with cellar under the whole. h,iIt,La
Ian hummer, of the belt me- terials. and corn.
Pletely iniihed, with a large and conyenient
WHAT on q Gsoygr -yver, Icing altogether
one OF the mott convenient aud prehr.bls
itands Tor trader, IN this part of the country
ALso-two hundred ant eghty-fve 7cras
OF ezcehent land, lying IN one body, within
three quarters Of mile Of the above pren,iI-
es' committing OF moving, ti1age, palture ard
woodland F.; the whole is well watered ,nJ
capable OF making two good farms.
ALso--ln the town Of Uaioa, farm con-
"a ming 100 acres Of choice land, with conn
Portable dwelling g-houle, new and moGIv WI.
lihed, but one half mile from the meet;,...
houie; on this farm 3 tons Of EnaIitb Ls.,
are uiually cut, and is all Of it as good land ~
any IN the fieuriliing town Of Union.
ALSo-one other lot Of land, adjoining n.
above containing 81 acres, covered princi-
Pally with valuable Undertakes, &c. and is
within one mile Of water carriage. M \,
Gsorge's-riVey.
LIKEwIsE-at the head Of the tide. ~ 4.
Cs''ge S-riVer, 800 tons Of oak timber. ard
200 tons of pine tinker For further part;r-
ular' and terms of payment, (Which Will .,s
made eaiy) apply to the fubirribar IN ala
~G'rs1, who being about to clole bis butt
neis N this town, requen an perfons indebted
to him to make immediate pavment.
H9rrf7, APrI "a. JAMES M. HEAD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
Nay s.

WE the fublcribers having been appointed
by the Hon. SnAs LEE, Elq. Judge
of Probate for the county of Lizaal,r, 10 re-
ceive and examine the claims of the feveral
creditors to the efate Of
SAMUEL MITCHELL,
late of WyiaDttt, in the county Of Lisesza, Ia
borer, deceaied, reprefented infovent; do
hereby give notice that fix months from the
ninth day of December lafl, are allowed to
iaid creditors to bring in and prove their
claims and that we fhall attend tnat fervice
at the dwelling-houfe of EBENEzER WE1rrt-
ER, IN W,ytaGa, aforefaid, on the laft SATURDAY.
ia April inf. and the fri and laff SATURDAYS
in the mouths of May and June next, from
two until fix o'clock in the afternoon, on faid
days.
WILLIAM NTCKELs,7
MOSES CARLTON, e'"''sS''H''''
W5fg6ft, APyH 2l.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12

TIE iubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duIv
appointed and has taken upon himfeIf the I'D
of Executor of the Iall will and Te(arent -
NICHOLAS HEARON,
late Of Scarb6Dugh, in the county of Cunber-
lahd, deceafed, by giving bond as th. law
directs he therefore requefts all perfons who
are indebted to laid deceaied's ehate, to make
immediate payment and thoie who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the fame to
John Hearon.
M.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
To JAMES D. HOPKINS, Eff. clerk q
the Maine Turnpike .A6oriatioy

f0e Name turnpike HDsciation.
YOU are hereby requeRed by the fubrcr;-
bers, five Of the members Of faid corpo.
ration, to notify and warn a meeting Of iaid
Corporation, to be holden at the Office OF SA-
mUEL FREEMAN, Eiq. on TUESDAY, the 2Oth
day of May next, at II o'clock, p. NJ. 70
act on the following articles, viz.
LIT. To choole a moderator or chairman.
end To fee if the Maine Turnpike Afo-
citation will reIinquih to the proprietors Of
Vaughan's bridge, that part of faid turnpiks
viz. from the fouth-wea end Of faid Vaugban's
bridge, to the fouthwelterly banks of Saco-
river, and to pas any vote for locating the
fame or admit laid proprietors to become az
fociates with them for that purpofe.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
ISAAC ILSLEY,
DANIEL TUCKER.
THOMAS WEBSTER,
PETER WARREN.
HprH %, 1906. -
PURsuAST 10 the foregoing application to
me directed, I hereby notify the members of
the Maine Turnpike Corporation, to meet
at the time and place and for the purpefe
therein mentioned.
JAMES ID. HOPKINS, Clerk ~ bs
April SO, Mime zvetite C5yssrysior.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12

7q0eny-frF Of this m0ntb !
THE PISCTAQUA BRIDGE LOTTERY
will commence difcharging her valuable
prizes Thofe who cannot purchale largely,
are RESPECTFULLY invited 20
Thomas Clark's Lottery Office,
where they can be accommodated with
Fights Of Tickets, at Al 1O4
Quarters, 9f
Halves, lis 9 or
Whole tickets, 33s
Which Will rife when ;he drawing commences
Behdes the 5000 dollars, there are 4 prizes of
1000 collars each--4 of 5Oo--lOO Of loo
Ioe Of 5o--Ioo of 2o--and 5000 of 8 dollars
each May II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12

Portland Wine-CeLZar.
TUCKER & BLANCHARD.
No. D, JoEEs-Row, FoRE SrsEEr.
laordano,
HAVE received frelh fupply Of wixEs
and sPTRTrs, Of the fyE sBse, which
they offer for fsle, AZ fmall advance. land a.
cheap as can be purehaled in Bsfsa,l for al.
proved credit, or eVsH CAB
LIkEwsE-a eonltant fupply Of
BOTTLED CIDER.
well refined, and put up for any market.
ALso-a few chelfs Souchong IRA, and a
few boKes Liibon LEMONS
SHIPS STORES PIT uo At f5e
Ersfrf uofiee, az zlzzL
II. & b. hatter tsemlelves, as they paw
particular attention to this bulinels, and pro.
fels to be well acquainted in this line, thcy
fhall be able TO fupPly any gentlemen will
iuporior Spirits to anyafold in town. They
return their thanks for> n favors, and foll
cit continuance Of public patronage.
Nav s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
ADDITIONAL GRANT.
10 DcduFisn fran Prizes.
Amoikeag Canal Lottery.

r He fubGcribers having been appointed
4 Managers, agreeably TO an act pahed at
the laf felEon of the Legislature, for the pur-
pole of rafting an aAEtioanal 5zm BY Lottery, =
complete the Locks and Canal at Amofkeag
Pals, in Newhampfhire, respectfully offer to
the public the following
Scheme Of tbs Eighth CigG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
sit, My II.
BROKE

INTO the encloiure Of the fuhlcriber,
BROWN COW, with a lplail TAR IN her
forehead, white tail, and fome white on her
belly and legs. The owner may have her
oy applying to the fublcriber, at CaEgiT, N
FlEzcHft, and paying charges.
M5y l2. ARCHELAES LEWIS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12

10 Mr.. WILLIAM Il. vaucu,Y
GLerk 70 ne fr2Priet9r5 FYaucbaa'5
bridge.
you are hereby requefcd ~ can
meeting Of faid proprietors. TO r,ro,
a. the oitlce Of Sargasi y rs,zau, efq III Par,.
and on Iueiday, The 2o.h day OF Nav. IN.
Rant, at Of the clock in the forenoon. ~
the following purpofes, VIZ
meeting. TIT -e '1'd
2. To choofe committee 70 confer with
the proPrletors ftbe Maine TurnDike Aflo-
citation, TO fee if they viii rehnoni1i W tha
proPrietoTs Of Vaughan's bridge, that part ~
faid turnpike, viz. between tie fonthwensrI,,
end Of iaid bridge, and the foutl.veflerl5,
bank q SacO-river, or to become afoci,tas
with them for that purpoGe.
3. To choofe an agent Or sgen,s u,
attend the next General Court. 70 o,,ars
the petitioH ( Ebenezer Libby ard orhers.
for building bridge from Malcomb's -Neck II
CaPe-Ehzabeth, to Portland
". Vaughan, as Aglnt
and Att'ry 70 Cornelius Durant,
w. Vaughan,
Samuel Freeman,
Ralph Crofs,
Robert Boyd.
May 6, 1906.
PURSUANT TO the foregoing
application, hereby notify and warn ~
preprie,ors Of Vaughan's bridge, to mset A.
the time and place, ana for the purpoTes tberes
IN mentioned
William It. Vaughan, Ckyt.
May II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
BOWDOIN COfIFCF

hE overieers Of Bezgdsi7 CslZsre, Are here
by Hotihcd that their femi-annual nieef .
ing will he helden at the college III Bru---rs.t.
on Ias'aey, the Goth day Of Nav next. A.
10 o'clock. Al. M.
Atry 90. Nj.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
N0EHIE-
TAKEN UP.

" the enclolure Of the fubfcriber on Tuei-
day, April %, RED MARE,
with white (ripe on her nofe. ALTO with
her, yearlng COLT, of ftone gray color.
The owner may have them, by proving their
property aad paying charges. Apply to
WILLIAM MAXWELL.
60. Ef.--L.aL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
10000

IO,OUO 0O,UOO
The drawing fhall commence on
the s2d day of SEPTEMBER next, and the price
of Tickets will be dollars so ceHts after the
7th. The highelt prize fhail be paid in nine
ty days, ether prizes above one hundred dol
lars in iixty, and all other prizes in thirty
days after the drawing is completed. Prizes
will not be paid unlefs demanded within one
year from the drawing.
Theprefent Scheme is iiiued again,
as having met general appreciation and it
contains more capital prizes in proportion to
the number and price of Tickets, than any
hitherto pl opoied and conhdering there il
NO DEDUCTION, and the nominal being
the real value Of the prizes, adventures have
good profpe6t
N. b. Thofe who have un lettled
accounts with the Managers, are requefed to
adult them, as they with TO clole their ac-
counts with the Agent
Tickets for fale by the Managers,
and a. the ufasl places.
Philips Payfon,
Samuel swan, jun. DiSHS'
Loammi Baldwin, jun. gfTf'
Eoeon, May 9, 1906
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
5aIf6 at auttioB.

10 b ssld a. Pubic ARt7fog.
TOMORROW, atII o'clock. A-as.
a DWELLING HOUSE, fruated near y.
hay-market, between ihop Al preienr
occupied by J'asfbsu bryant, and hsufs ~
hhaf NfyrAK elq. reEfer ar deeds.-Th.
Purehaier TO remove the houfs IN ten davs
from the day Of fale.
L. Sreeley & Co. Lal7'ry.
A1ay To-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12
TO LET,

ONE hall of three-aory Houle, PIeaiant-
- ly ftuated in Fore-S near the
dwelling homie Of Col. Waite.-ApPly to
Ngy i. MARY OXNARD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12

u TICKETS at ) dollars, and
Quarters a. sfS, are for fale at THOMAS
CLARk'S Bookaore and Lottery Olhce, Fi6
N'rest, P0sfL1ai--Prize Tickets received IN
payment and orders from the Country for
Tickets Pun6tually attended 70. Mar IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12

I47 Not two blanks to Price $4,000
IS (For the Lottery) 1000
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-12

10000 Tickets, al doIs. each, are 5O,OOe