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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YORK, December is.

A Gibraltar paper of the 18th of Octo-
Der, saws, s. 1t is reported tha: 1a ships OF
the line in Cadis Bay. have taken few
thousand men on board, and appear 10
1oatch 3 favorable moment 10 slip out, and
probably 70 make an attempt TO recover
Bnenos Ayres. We sincerely wish (says
the same paper they may make she attemps
and thus sford an opportunity to our brave
tars TO celebrate, in the s,anner they like
best, the anniversary of tie Taoenty- tfrst'
The same paper contains the following
articles:
VENICE, Sept, 90.
Alarms have been excited in the pro-
vince of lara ard Dalnatia, By tvo or
three fictitious individuals who are now ia,
the hands of The officers Of justice. The
Proseditor has issued the following procla.
nation:
Brave and faithful inhabitants of Dai.
malta Villains, with view 20 Increase
our evils, are 'preading the rumor that Is
tria end Dalmatia are to be cedsd to the
house Of Austria. They publish add cir.
culate iacendiars writings. Arrest them
l viii give hem up to the utmost rigor of
the law. Those culpable machinations
have 20 other object than to induce you
to oppose the execution of the laws, ard
to leave the couuuy. They could wish
you to be wanting IN your duty to the sove-
reign who has sworn to make you happy.
| swear, that whatever they say is false
and decei,fui. 1'russy your first magistrate,
ADD be without fear or uneasiness. Tour
deputies haze laid your present suGsrlngs
before your soDereiga. Never doubt it,
ne viii come to Jour assistance. Cheer
up, brave Dalmasiaas! ! say il again,
cheer sp! admit none but pleasing ideas,
or those relative to the welfare of your
:Suniry.
(Sigued)
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.


The House of DELEGATES have been EN-.
gagged during the las. two days u.cp two
subjects OF some importance. he one
the Kentucky ameGdmen, 20 Tie federal
constitution: The cher resolution. cor,
ceroicp the administrator CT ,he Tinted
States.
On me frs, question The House Of De.
lepa,es have not We, come 10 any A. c;s;on,
( The second question produced mus b
discussion and some warmth. Wa shall
., n,esa,, nh,,;t 7, ,,o.s,b., ,bs oe,era,
,ee,,be b. e..a n,r rraders. ,ese.s;.r
80. IF ,s:. ~, So.
s,hs, o.ns,
~. 49, 90, -: 1, pit.
~ '
-. '>-'' =. .'''~
po.J IT,. =. Cocoa,
e 1J,.o;';a nt: $50.
:, go .'s,S ~ 80 49," Wv ~ W.
,.;,;., &c ~ - ~ -. sc p ih
$50. $50. p.so:sa harr Go
aad 49, 49,. 80, ~ - 49,
-. - o,~., - rsc.;.a ,ha 800, .a,d;al
.,s 800 80 -: - VIC l''a' 80 a'@-
SafFo'' - 'I,'' S'i''S'
49, 5 80 ., 80 ~
Ps'sas 49, " 80 va ~ "a ~ ~
49, Rrnnts 49,, go. smv,h ~
Ivv,tel s-,nn.s Il Hs.,;.on NM
~ po,,h,,an, u;at. 80 p,k.,,.o,
I ra,s ].e W.
;nr.a,N
0o Th,rs,a, ,a., M, Pa.sr r. a;rn,au
,e,h. lo,0n,:t,,e r,s.a,,.d ,ha fo,iow,,n
.,,ss'; .,,.,a ~ or;a,n.1 49,. l,.;rn
pssohsJ Tia, r. General ass-nh,v
hove ,bs h;oh.., roredsrca !, .hs w;soo,
srmres, ao7| natr;o,;sm &c the President of
,h.' Trn;,.d S,stss,,
A o,ot;nn was nade nv Mr. Kinney 70
roo,nona ,h;e rpeol,,,.cn =, ~ az, rs
March. winch motion vas sprpor,ed by
Messrs Kinney. Archer. Murdauph and
s,ro,her and opposed BY Mrssrs Smi,b.
(ofKioq and Queen) Baker. Foushee. (of
fIen.ico) and Robertson.
The Question of ,ostpcpemen, W ss LOST.
AYES IS. N,ys 1s,. WHEN ;he ouss,ion:
yscur,;rc u,on The report of ,bz comm;ttee.
i w.s carried ayes 1913 NAYS 10.
Yesterday Mr.. Robertson offered the.
following resolu,ion
Pesoh,ed That The LEGISLATURE of Vir.
eipia continue to view with the hiehes, an.
oroba,;on the firm. ;nst and l,betal nol,.
Il .,, { -
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"DANDoLo.n

Lueien Bonaparte having been thrown
down from his bed BY the shock of an earth.
quake, which was fel. on the 2s,h of Aug.
In the ecclesiastical states, be repaired, on
the same day. from his Villa where the
accident happened, to Rome. went 10
church, and caused apubiic thanksgiving
q, :, De performed for the preservation of his
lfe!!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
qleraaOrta DAILY aDbsrt{ser.
MONDAY, DECEMBER %.

A letter from young gentleman incur.
sscoa, TO his father in this town, dated ED
November, saws,
"A gentleman from St. Thomas informs
thas the schooner Alert, Of Alexandria, was
there, and would ssll her cargo and pro-
ceed home in few days. The island of
Currst GA was 80 have. in few days, .
French governor, and would be under the
French flag altogether"
Extract Of a letter fr0n';a gentleman IN Mas.
sau On p to his correspondent in Phi
lad-lph;e, dated November II, 1906. :
:. The United States ke,ch Vesuvius,
captain Leonard, put in here about ten
days aga. in distress, having lost her rud-
Ger on her passage from Boston for Nav
Orleans. In the nigh. she was droven by
the rspidity Of the current, 90 reef g..
baco) when she got off with the loss of her
rudder, bas no other serious injury, and
put 10 here TO repair, and hss since pro-
c.cd.s TO New Orisars. Willis captain
Leonard was here 10 was treated with Nush
polisenr.s and attention by his excellency
governor Cameron, and several of the prln.
opal characters. Cap Leonard expressed
himself in hastsring serms respecting the
reception hs met wieh--he appears an ac-
tive, en,erpr.z ing officer, and Dung nap
of 40 engaging demeanor."
JosEpH GARDNER SWIFT, esquire, Of
Taunton (Mass) is appointed cap;ain
OF engineers in the army of the United
States.
Mr.. Choteau. accompanied by aparty of
Indians, has arrived 10 Washington. Capt.
Lewis, accompanied by the Mundane chief,
is also expected every day.
a Spanish privateer arrived at St. Jago
on the soth October from Carhagsna, bro'i
intelligence that the English had takenMon
tevido.
Among the various commands given to
Jerome Bonsparte, IL was reported at c..
dig when capt. lie Briton sailed from
thence. that he was to take the command
Of the combined fleets in that harbour, snd
that the old admiral had resigned his com
mand and had lief, the aset, wbe,her in dis,
gust or not, is not said. Phil PAP.
The governor OF Leghorn, &c. has Civ.
en- information, that in consequence of re.
presentations made to the Imperial go.
vernment at Paris, from the government
Of Italy, the following decree has been is-
sued list. AL English produce of the
first necessity shall be permitted to be free.
ly imported. Cd. Provisions of all kinds:
Sd. Raw materials necessary to our manu-.
features. will enjoy the same privilege.
4th. English goods shipped at a port, Ia
which the aforesaid law prohibiting the
importation of British produce, &c. might
not be in force, and if its existence here
was not known, will be admitted. provided
they may not be English manufacturers
9Th In case OF their being English mann-
features, they may be landed in the kings
warehouse for expectation.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22

RUSSELVILLE, November IA.
A gentleman who arrived in this town on
Monday from Nashville, informs that capt
oinlth OF the United States army, passed
through that place on Friday last, with dis
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
TO RENT.

A CONVENIENT two story Dwell
IN LING-HoUs.E, at the lower end of
Royal-street, lately in the occupation OF MIR.
William. Brown.
Also,
A small, comfortable HOUSE, lately oc-
cupied BY Captain hammond. Possession
may be had Immediately
John r.. Brooks
+. December 20. 3t*
BIZ PRINTING, IN ITS var1oIs. 5,a,seAssa,
Aatsasessly sssssts9 st ass Csfes
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22

patches from general Wilkinson for the pre-
sident of the U. States. The contents Of the
dispatches were not known, but captain smith
said at the time he left our army, Ao DOUBT was
entertained that an engagement would take
place between the Spanish and American fore
es-That communications had taken place be-
tween the Spanish and American commanders,
in which the former had informed the latter
that ne had been instructed by his government
to take the position which he then held, and
support himself to the last extremity In the,
Same, which order he was determined to
comply with--The Spanish forces are said to
exceed the Americans, by about 200.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
NASHVILLE, November s.

A gentleman of responsibility reached this
place last evening in IA days from Natchito-
ches, and informs that general Wilkinson had
moved from that place two days previous to his
departure from it, with all the United States
troops, consisting of twelve companies, and
one or two volunteer companies of dragons.
The general took with him four field pieces.
1t was confidently expected that an engage
ment would take place, our troops marched Ia
high spirits, andappeared anxious to meet the
Spaniards, who it is, said had received positive
orders to occupy the ground WITHIN few
leagues of Natchitoches.
We are informed from the same source that
a conference with the commander of the Spa
nish forces had been held, when he informed
general Wilkinson, that he had received his
orders and was determined to maintain his post,
and that they hourly expected the arrival of
reinforcement of 10000 troops.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22

A letter frsm Jacob Jones, lieut.. eom'dts
dated Ketch, (Etna River Mississippi,
Nov. S, says-i have the pleasuret TO MORN
you of our arrival in the river yesterday,
with the gun boats No. II and IL IN eens
-pany, and all in good condition. Inc We.
suvius separated from Us on the nigni ot
the 18th of October,a few leagues east OF
the island of Abaco- The Keiches sail
very fast; the gun boats far exceed our
expectations they were nearly as dry as
the ketehes, although they were kept under
a press of sail all the passage, which was
unusually rough. ! have left No. II and
12 az Fort ST., Philips, (abous 10 leagues
above the Ealizs) to wood aud water, and
then proceed to Lake Ponchartrain and
cruize there, according to orders that re.
ceiyed from capt. Shaw at the Balize.
To the Editor ofthe Candid Review.
SIR,
procured the following informa.
'tion from a gentleman who was on his wav
home to Kentucky | understood he had
been to the nor,hward the past season for
the benefit of his health. lie Showed me
the letter IN Soyers,nwn, where fell in
company with him, and from it took the
subsequent extract, whichyou may publish
if you think proper.
Yours, D.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14
CUMBERLASD, IS.

CUMBERLASD, S..
TNAKEN by Execution, and to ts
l. sold at Public Vendue, 20 the
highest bidder, at the house now occu-
pied by Esenezer KoiIocZ, innholder
IN Falmouth, in said county, on Wed
nesday the thirtieth day Of July next,
1t o'clock, F. NJ.
All the right in equity Of redeeming
certain mortgaged Real Estate, viz
A small lot OF parcel Of Land, situated
IN Falrncz1ll--m Saccarappa, SO called
bounded as follows Beginning ii !
stake standing north sixty degrees east,
four rods from the easary corner u
Haskel's grist-mill T; thence north, sew
enty-nine degrees east, twenty rods ;
thence south, eleven degrees east, I'll IL
rods TO a stake thence sout.I, sevcntg-
nine degrees west, twenty, rods to tie
road; thence adjoining road to the first
bounds-containing one acre Of Land,
with liberty to erect a building thirty
feet square below the bridge and also
liberty to erect running floom from
the dam on the lower falls 10 said build
Ing, three feet wide, sufficient u con-
yey water for said building together
Ia dwelling House one story high and
blacksmith's shop standing thereon, be.
ing the same now occupied BY Samuel
Pike OF said Falmouth Blacksmith, AL
mortgaged by said Pike to Nicholas
Pike Esq. and to Cotton B. Brooks
excepting however out Of the above
described premises one halfacre wlich
said Pike heretofore sold Elias Merrill
Esq.
EZRA GIBBS Dassty Sheriff.
Portland, .llne 30th 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14
Dennifon'S Bitters..

PEING in an in6rm and poor fate
Of health, with little or 10 appetite,
was induced from an advertisements il the
Palladium, TO apply at the corner Of WIHfer-
FRET, for box of DENEIsoN's BIrTEKs,
which took, agreeable 10 the excellent trea-
tife on bilious complaints, which acconpan-
les the Btsers, and foon experienced conhdeT-
alrle reIief, which induced further trial, and
with 70 much fuccels, that voluntarily and
truly fay, have not enjoyed 70 good al ap-
petite and fuch unintermitting health lnce
Ey remembrance. One Of ny neighbors has
eIpei fenced hmilar benefits from them.
JOHN GAR DINER
Fsrs1frss, Bottom, AHse5 p, 1906.
The above Bitters are for fale by
S. EMERSON, head Of Uaia-ytg5oyf; Pert
land, who has for tale a general aEoFIuisnt -
Net India Goods ana eiroeeqics
as ufual. . furs 50.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14
Enoch Moulton,
Goidlmitb and 7ezCelA

Cold5mitb and 7ezCeller,
y Especially informs. his friends and the
- public, that he has REMOVED from bis
former ftand in FoYe-Streef, to
No. 8, 50neJs RoqU, FiG- Sfrfet,
next door to Mr.. CriFin's Shoe Gore; where
he has conlantly on hand, and manufactures.
warranted Cold Necklaces; iilver table, DEF
fert, coffee, and tea Spoons, Of The newell and
mott approved fafhions; falt and multard do !;
Sugar longs, &c, &c 44lso Oh hand, ~ ufual.
JEWELRf- u PLATED WARE, Of every
defcription.
N. B. All the above articles are warranted
to give entire fatisfacticn, or returned.
The flnsllefE favour attended toAxith cheer
fulDefs and difPateb. lg) lEg5 5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14
NOTICE.
IKE NOTICE.

a S the fubfcribers are about diT,lv-
ing partnerihip, they reque0 all thofe
who have any demands againG them, to ex-
hibit them and all indebted, either by
note or account, TO make immediate payment.
Thofe who 60 not fettle their notes and &C
counts that are now due, within fxty days,
may depend on being profecured without fur
ther notice but we hope no one will diio-
blige US 70 much as to put US to that trouble,
nor lu5jea themlelves to the unReceRary ex-
pence attending it.
VIM. K. & e. Stockbridge.
Nort5yn10Vtb, 14ly IT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14
cor dRTNERsHfp FORMED.

COP 4dRTNERcHfP FORMED.
THE fublcribers inform thar they
have connected thetS.slves in budnefs
under the firm %
HUooEY & WINSLOW,
And have taken the tand III FIl5-Jsrstf, for
merly occupied by SAMUEL r. riUssET, to-
gether with his Stock-to which they have
made well chofen addition Of Goods fuita-
bic for the leafon, which are now telling at
reduced prices.
They have conffanr fupplY Of Factory
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -Shirting and
Blue StriPe-together with Webbing and Stock
ing Yarni and general aHortment Of
Hardware Goods & Groceries.
TJy baVe 4JS Ga band,
"a caRs Spermaeeti OIL, } in good
10 do Elephant do ihipping
2 do Whale do order.
IS bores Sperm CANDLES. }
All Of which will be fold on the mon rea-
lonable terms. BACHELOR HUSSEY,
NATHAN WINSLOW.
Portland, July IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14

To The honorable Tsfices Ct The C9ls-t
efGe1sraI SsGioaj Of the Peace far
the county Of Oyard, to be holden at
Paris, Witbin and for tie c0unty Of
Oxford, OF the JScsna Tuet2ay d
June, 4. ID. 1896
THE fublcribcrs inhabitants of The
town Of lay, Thompfon plantation 10
eallei) and Plantation No one, on the fouth-
wardly hde Of Androfcoggin river, hurnbIy
repreieRt-That public highway, or county
road would be of public utility on the flurh-
wardly fide Of the river afcrelaid beginning
at the county road in Jay, near Whitney
brook, 10 caiied) from thence following uD
faid And7olcoggin river, in the mott convent
ent ploce, to Fox's grant, 10 called) in faid
No. one thence through iaid grant, TO Lunt's
grant, 70 called thence through faid Lunts
grant, 10 Widgery's grant, 20 called thence
through faid Widgery's grant, (wAich faid
grants are not within any incorporated towns)
to the town of Rumford thence through
the town of Rumford, 10 the county road in
Bethel. Sal d road 70 follow the river as near
as convenience will admit We pray your
honors to caule faid road to be laid out, 70
that II may be made and repaired, that the
people may pats and repafs with fafetY and
convenience and your petitioners as in duty
bound, will ever pray.
DAVID AUSTIN, JvN. and 81 Oibtrl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14

CYora, IS. --Coart sf Common Pleas,
fllne term, II. d. 1906
ON the petition aforefaid, ordered by the
Court, that the petitioner notify all parties
concerned in faid eitate, to appear at the next
Court OF Common Pleas. to be holden at Pa
ris, within and for the county Of Oxford, on
the fecond Tueiday Of Odober next, on the
fecond day of faid term, to thew carfe, if any
they have, why the prayer Of fsid petition
fhould not be granted.
AtteR- CYRUS IIAAG3LIN, cLeyE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14
Public Sale.

TAKEN hy three Executions, and
viii be offered for faIe at Public Auction.
on W'ai7sfzy, the fbirfietb day Of July neat, az
o'clock, ?. " on the premiies, the right il
equity Of redemption in and to the following
nortgaged efate, lying near Gorham corner,
10 called viz.
A Lot Of Land, with a dwelinghoufe
thereon and ali The privilege thereto belong
ing--bounded as follows, viz beginning AZ
the fouthweasrly corner If lot OF land own
CT by Jofah shaw, on the norfhwcheriy fide
ef the main road, leading from fad Corham-
corner, to Portland rheuce weiteriy by faid
road, about two roas, to David Harding jr's
land and fore, and from the aforeizid bounds,
to extend northerly, adjoining the aforlaid
Shaw. land on enc fde, and faid Harding's
on the other hde--keeping the fame width
Of ABOUT two rods, until il comes to land Of
Thomas M'LeLlan's, about twenty rods.
Ellis otandhh, Dpaty S5sEF
Tqas go.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14

70 the Pr9pristors If traff Of land
lying on bath Gdss Of Aadretaggir-
yiOer, in The c9umtie5 Of Clm5erlasd,
Lircahr and Keznebeck, kn71vn b.
the name sf the Pgibfot Pr9priet0r5.
WHEREAS faid proprietors, at
their meeting legally held on the fxth
Jay Of November, in the year one thoulaad
I'D eight hundred, authorized their clerk in
sture TO. call meetings Of faid proprietors, by
giving public notice in the government paper
in Bottom, and IN one OF the public papers IN
Portlmouth and Portland
Thefe are therefore 10 notify and warn the
faid proprietofs to meet at the houle OF TJozas
Peyiizs, innholder in Nsss5HrySey., on Monday
the eleventh day Of Auguif next, At two Of
the clock, in the afternoon.
1T. TO choole a Moderator
I'd. To make any further divifon Of their
undivided lands, OF TO ieu the fame, as may
be judged bet
sd. To fetrle the accounts Of their agent
Or agents, and allow JUN charges.
9Th. To ratify and confirm the doings OF
their agent or agents, and the proprietOrsi
and to give their agents fuch further Untrue
lions relative to the prefervatien OF their pro-
ty may be judged recefary.
ofah Little, Clerk.
NezrbEry, JsJ H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14
Isaac Gage.

No. 8, UNIoMWH4RF,
HAS juf received, and offers tor
fale,
90 bolts Rufia Duck,
7ofPieces Ravens do.
40 do thick do 90.
tons dry white London Lead,
80 calzs Linteed OIL.
Ags-A gene al fuFply Of
oHlPGttANDLERY.
Cordage BY the gang or otherwiie,
on the moa liberal terms
Tsly z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14

~ Office Is hereby given 70 the nonrehdent
ProprieJsSs and owners of the following
Let's OF Land lying il the town a. Paint, ID
the county Of Cumberland, that they are taxed
in the year sos, ior the town, ftate and coun-
ty, inthe Bills comraitted to me the fublcrber
to colleet-aiso for the high ways, for The year
l8o4--ds foilo7ps. viz
Town tax for the year 1905, in the FRI
D,r.E,D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14
,ua received, and now opening for fale, BY
Henry (. Dupee,

1T BIZ Store, Foye.7,cS. Bead Ergraba,a -E,54,f
A FrelE afortment of Drugs and
Medicines, which, with his former flock,
forms complete afortment in that line
Surgeons Intruments OF various
kinds.--Medicine Chefs for fhips and families
prepared at all prices .dLSO,
London particular Madeira, Iif-
bon, Sherry and Pert WINES CIarel Wine
per groce or dozen--HoIland Gin--Old ia
maica Spirit-Liverpool Porter ant Cur
rants--Prunes-and general adortnent Of
Confectionery.
Ehence Of Spruce Of the firff quail
ity, with directions for each lug, put Up luit-
able for the Wet India market
WaHtea-An Apprentice TO the
Apothecary bufnefs. Lad about IA or Is
years Of age-one from the country would be
Preierred.-Apply as above.
PoyAa5l July
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14
WANTED.

10 The Honorable tbe 1y9ices Of tie
Court y Common Pleas far tie cors-
y Of OrGrd, bcL1en at Paris, in
and far .Enid County on the jfcond
1aeflay Of June, AHno Domini 500.
ne petition aud representation of Zeb-
beus Kingman, of Waterford, in faid
county, admniltrator on the enate of Molbo-
ry Kingman, late Of faid Waterford, gentle
man, deceafed, humbly ihews-That the goods
and chattels belonging to fad deceaied's eaate,
are not fufhc ent by the ium Of two hundred
dollars. to anfver the juft debts which the faid
deceafed owed at The time of his death the
whole Of the real eltate Of faid deceafed con-
fits Of forsy-ieven acres aud three quarters Of
Al acre OF land, with the buildings thereon,
ftuated in Waterford, aforeiaid and that, by
A partial iale, the refidue thereof would be
greatly injured. He therefore prays that your
Honors would grant him licence to fell the
whole Of the real enate Of faid deceafed, or 10
much thereof as lsll be neceiary TO fatisfy
the faid debts, with incidental charges And
as in dzty bound will ever prav, &c.
ZEBBEUS KENCMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14

And unIeis laid taxes, with at intervening
charges, are paid 70 me the fubfcriber, on OF
before Monday the tweAty ninth Of septembet
next, 70 much OF faid Lots of Land as will pay
the fame will then be fold al public auction
at the houie Of Daniel ia Essn, innholder in
iaid PslaHd--Sale at 9 o'clock, AN.
William Campbell, Coile7sr.
Poland, 7fB 20. IA, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-14
MeuJsyy 5sy H.

|utC ScfNy ~ - A0SO
ON the petition Of John Stevens,
Of Concord, in the county Of Rocking
ham, aud fate of NewhamPfhre, adminilfra-
tor of tile eltate of Sarah SteVsns, late of faid
Con.ord, widow, deceafed, fliewing that laid
Sar4h was duly appointed adminiaratrix Of
the elfate of John Stevens, late of faid Con-
cord, decealed, and in faid capacity was, on
the iecond day Of March, one thoufand ieven
hundred and ninetv.feven, authorized by the
Legislature Of Mahaehufetts, to fell eight
thoufand acres Of wild and unimpreved land
In Pennycook, (now Rumford) in the province
Of Name, part Of faid deceafed's eifate, and
in puriuance of fad Reiolve, the fad Sarah,
in her faid capacity, had fince made bond
10 one Nathan Adams, conditioned to execute
and deliver TO HIM quitclaim deed of fad
deceaied's right to part Of faid lands, and that
izid Sarah, before the fulhllment of the con-
citioA of faid land, died--And praying to be
authorized TO carry int effect the contract Of
fsid Sarah, and to be empowered 10 execute
a deed Of faid land, in conformity to faid
sond.-The Court order, that the petitioner
raufe the fubflance Of his petition 10 be pub
iihed, with this order thereon, three weeks
faccefIively, in the Portland Gazette, printed
IL Portland, the Taft publication to be at leaf
thirty DAYS before the next term of this Court,
tnat All perfons interehed therein may then
and there appear, aud thew caufe (ifany they
have) why the prayer thereof lhouid not be
granted. Atrelt--
Cyrus Hamlin, Clerk.