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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08
BOsTON, DEC. s.


SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Yesterday, in the Supreme Court,
the Grand Inquest for the county, re-
turned bill Of Indictment against
THOMAS OLIVER SELFRIDGE, ESQ.
for Afana1aughter, in shooting Mr..
CHARLES AUSTIN, on the 4th august
last. He was soon after arrairned, and
pleaded, Nat Gully to the charge.
The Court inquired when he would be
ready for his till and named F,iday,
and Tuesday next.-Mr. SELFRIDGE
replied, he could not possibly say he
could be ready SO soon.--He had not
yet consulted his council on the sub.
Ject and he had witnesses to collect,
one Of whom, he understood, was in
.Fs7r- York, and another in the District
81 Maine. The Court, after consulta-
ton with the Attorney General, did not
assign any particular day but direct
cd Mr.. 5. to be ready for trial as soon
as possible. His Counsel then moved.
that he be admitted to bail, to attend
from day to day until his trial.-The
Attorney General (SULLIvAN) was ask
ed, IT ne had any objection to make to
the motion.-He replied, g Thar Man
slaughter 7ra8 6aila5Ie offence, he could
therefore havc no o6jection." Mr.. S.
was then required to find bail in 1000
dollars penalty, to abide his trial--He
has, W learn, found the bail, and will
be restored to his liberty this day.
The traces of severe ill-health are
perceivabe In the countenance of Mr.
oelirldge ; and that in consequence Of
his confinement, his naturally feeble
constitution, is so much broken down,
that his physicians think several days
OF Tree air and exercise, will be neces-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08

The Common Council Of the CITY
Of London, have passed votes of thanks
to Gen. Stuart, Gen Berresford, Gen.
Baird and Admiral Popham, and have
voted to present each Of them with a
sword Of 200 guineas value, and the
freedom Of the city-for the sesvices
they have rendered their country, in
Italy, Buenos Ayres, and at the Cape
oi-GoodHope.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08

sary, in order to regain saih1i-nt de-
gree ofheaIth, to enable him to endure
the fatigue of trial, which will neces-
sarily be prolix, If no other impede
ment existed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08

COUNTERFEIT BILLS.

The public are cautioned against receiv-
ing One, Three and -Four Dollar Bills Of Ports
mouth BaHt--some signed D. Conner, and
some Thomas Sheqte-very well done, but
oiled with sweet oil, which has given, them
a greenish cast. Many Of the ADORE bills
have got into circulation very lately and
people cannot be too careful i'll examining
them. G. & ID.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08
NoKroLK. NOV. %. 1905.

Capt. SHERMAN from Malaga, in
forms, that the y. 5. schr. Enterprise,
was carly ia September attacked by sew
Ell Spanish gunboats which being
continued often, she bore down, and
hoisted her colors, the FIRE was return
ed, and the gunboats were driven in.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08

In Vermont paper Of los week, IS
published the outline Of the state bank
extracted from our paper Of various
date. Its very singular, and VIE pr1-
sumo altogether fortuitous, that the
article Immediately following is headed
SzpiadHHg on a large scale" F.M.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08

A black man named HARDY, was
Yesterday indicted for the murder Of an
infant child, by strangling, and throw
ing il overheard, on Thanksgiving
evening, from South Boaton bridge. He
is to be tried Oh Friday.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08

danger OF PronOunclng the scntance Of
guilty upon persons against whom only
oireumstantial evidence car Be sdduced
AS the judges ere now on the circuits, its
perusal may have a salutary influence up
on the minds IF Jurors, WAC. Should have
It in remembrance, tat it IS better ten
gully persons escape than one innocent
man suffer
Case Of Jonathan Bradford, 7eho 7pas
erecuted at Ort6rd for the murder
Of CAristotlber Hay9 E8g. IN The gear
1886.
Jonathan Bradford kept ali inn In Ok
fordshire, on the London road to Ok
ford; he bore an unexceptionable char
acter. Mr.. Hays, a gentleman of for
tune, being on his way to Oxford on
visit TO relation, put up at BradGord's.
lie their Joined company with two gen
tlemen, with whom he supped, and in
conversation unguardedly mentioned
that he had about him large sum Of
money. In due time they retired to
their respective chambers the gentle
men to two bedded room +; leaving, as
Is customary With many, candle burn
ing in the chimney corner. Some
hours after they were in bed, one Of
the gentlemen being awake, thought
he heard deep groan in the adjoining
chamber: and this being repeated, he
softly awaked his friend. They listen
ed together, and the groans increasing
as of one dying, they both instantly a
rose, and proceeded silently to the door
ofthe next chamber, from whence they
heard the groans, and the door being q
Iar, saw light IN the room they en-
tered, bat it is impossible to paint their
CONSERVATION, on perceiving a person
weltering IN his blood in the bed, and a
, man standing over him with dark
lanthern in one hand and knife in the
other. The man seemed as petrifed
as themselves, but his terrour carried
with it all the teTrour Of guilt The
gentlemen soon discovered it was the
stranger with whom thew hadthat night
supped, and that the man who was
standing over BIN was their host.
They seized Bradford directly, disarm-
ed him of his knife, and charged him
with being the murderer ne assumed
by this time The air Of innocence, pos
itiTeiy denied the crime, and asserted
that ne came there with the same hu-
nane intentions as themselves for
th-E hearing he noise, which was sue
ce-srd tT grooming, he got out ofbed,
s-ta-ka ii#ht, armed hmslii with 2
hAt tof Ais ae-ehc-l 2Ad WAS 3nr -iat
laAl et tH1 rooIn bo+r- l.en.
-ru1-@ o- --a- $3.50 !;
He ' t.-s- -Ie t.e
.1- -.--n -o--r.a --.-..-
boring -s-ice c. -lc lse -1.--L d.old
s- .--- nc murder, bu- naEe-thc-
.'- such an apparent inc!caton
q SuIil' tlat me jusuce hesit~ted not
to MIKE use of tins extraordinary eN-
preston: On writing on his mIiumus
NI bfaa1oIo' el1her you or myssli
colhuiiItoo ms PtLicef-
lhl5 extraordinary affair was the
Ton'S'5.u2A :. inc "hoie county.
nlAllo-u was lIl1u over ana over again
~ every company In the midst OF
talS PTedetefininatIon came on the as
slzes-'I OHioru Dradiora was brought
70 'll"l nc }i0"o9u not guilty. NO
Chill3 Couie u more strong than The
eViasnce OF 'he two gentlemen they
- .,illl 4 IL Ia l''iNn15 u hayes muir
sc - a. y1.b =, ,','o' : a. ',lo S.''e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-08
@isffIIaigp.
FROM A LONDON PAPER.
CIrcAMataNtiaL evidcnce

The following remarkable case, in addition
t. the one we published At the time Of the
trial Of Richard Patch, viii show the
danger Of Pronouncing the sentance Of
guilty upon persons against whom only
oirsumstantial evidence car Be adduced.
AS the Judges Gre now on the circuits, its
per'isl! may have a salutary influence up
on the minds # Jurors, WAC Should have
It in remembrance, t1at it IS better ten
gully persons escape than one maocent
man suffer
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

formed nc0ie exception TO the con-
duct Of many modern advcnturers
Alas, roor Nicholas ! Though
thou art buried in a foreign cline
far remote hom thy native country
and thy friends, thy name fhall long
be dear to the village, and the path
that leads 70 the li1;le hillock, where
thou lief, be worn BY feet Of nune-
rous viftants, TO whom thy virtues &
the goodnels Of thy heart hath en-
deared thee:
" BY foreign hands thy diving eyes were closd
By foreign HANDS thv decent limbs composd
BY foreign hands thy humble grave adorn'd
BY frangers honor 4 and by Grangers mourn'd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
Fran a late I:B paper.

Cornel;us O. Trigger mott refpect-
fully has the honor to acquaint gen.
tlomcn, that he hahts duels in town
aud country at the fhortest notice,
and will accommodate any timorous
gentlemen ia tettling points Of hon
OF, recovering gambling debts, or
fatisfaction for infults, on relfona-
bic terms.-Nofes pulled, or kicking
done by the piecs.
n. B. He means fhortly 10 fit up
a convenient duelling ground, where
will be fmail fRords, light and con-
vcnieut ground for long or ihort
ihots, either in open air, or under
cover in rainy weather where gen
tlemen may fight in peace and quiet
nefs free from all diiturbances by
maieitrates and all luch impertinent
fellows,
CT PiRols, powder and balls, hOt
cakes and tea, new milk and brandy,
for the accommodation of his friends,
and furgeon always at hand.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

Fatal dccHeut. Drowned in the
Great Pond, in Middleboro, on Sat
urday, the 9th inf. Nicholas Power
AMI Nathan Bird, who belonged to
Stoughton, drivers Of the New Bed
ford and Bottom Mail Stage, and a
young lady, pailenger with them,
by the name of Poly Spooner, Of
New Bedford.
They were returning from Bolton,
Bird and Power in feparate ileighs,
and drove on to the pond, when
both fleigts and hOrfes broke through
the ice. They had with them Eve
pafengers Power, IN the forward
1eigh, and the perions with BIN,
efcaped. He returned, and fell a
vi6fim to his humane exertionS in at
tempting to extriCate his unharPyfel-
lowtravellcrs. Every communication
Is due to Capt. Elias Samion and
MIR. Gerlhom FoGer, for their rel
olute endeavours, who, With othcrs,
were attempting 70 relieve the un-
happy fufFerers. Twice Capt. Sam
fon broke in through the ice with
the drowning-They were unable
for rome time to Gnd the bodies OF
4 perfons, drov ned, which as foon
they had done, they conveyed to
Cot. S4mfon's houfe, where every
p Tble mean was uled by a. con-
crurfe of afflicted an fympathiiing
;opIe, who were aaenbled to revive
trem, but in vain. Among thoie
ortunate perions. none more ex-
ci.es our rsgret than Nicholas. This
IN vas 4 naive IF Ireland about rs
years T age hao bcen in this coun-
/ raj yea and, we beheve,
mott O. tie time in the en-
-i-.n the C-rr ers OF the Bed
ie.s lis l. n this country,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
P0rtLand Hofel.

q TEPHEN WEBSTER, informs
- his friends and the public, thar
he has removed from his iituAtion in
Falmouth, and has opened Hou(e
of Entertainments in Portland, oppo-
fire Long Wharf, where the greateft
attention will Be paid 70 thols who
favor him with their culton.
CT Five or fix Gcntlenea may
be accommodated with Boarding at
the above houle. Fc5. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
NET GOODS.
Crofs & Martin.

TAVE iuit received an addition
Ii al fupply of USEFUL &
FANCY GOODS, among which
are the following =
Rofe Blankets, fuper6ne Broad
cloaths, Devonfhire Kerfeys, Coat
iags, Plains, Patent Cords, Baizes,
and Flannels, Dufils, Swanidowns,
CaiImeres, Worried and Gotten Ho-
fiery, do. 90. Gloves, Fancy Vet
tines, Silk & Cotton Velvets, In
dia Cottens, RuAtlls, Durant5,
RufTelets, Hollands, white, coloTed,
and lace Cambrics, Britilh Shlrtings
Linens. Calicoes, white Cuttings,
Gipghams, Checks Grapes. Lul-
trirgs, Sattins, SincAaws, Platillas,
Dcmmets, Norwich Shawls, Coun,
serpanes. Bandannas, sc. s..
which together wi,h thofe on h. d.,
and more daily expected. vii ,rm
a complete assortment.
Also w. !. and N. 7 Rum,
Cogniac & Barcelona Brandy,
Gin, Wines, Bohe4, Souchong,
Hylon, H. Skin, and Young dy-
ion Teas, Cotton, al, 81, IoI,
and 2od Nails, Glafs, Indigo, Sdi
ces, Kaifins, Chocolate, Shells,
Mould and dipp'd Candles, Pow
der and 5ho;t.-Li,e1v5., an aiIor;-
ment Of Ironware, caIt. country
Flcur, Butter, Gown. &c 1860
ouint. Cod Fiji, 5oo 90, Seal Do
boxes Smoaked Herring, Lej 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
Rortgp.


Sang at the Dsdica ion Of the new
Meeting Houfe, in Saco, on the I2th
inf.- Competed BY = young gentle.
man Of the iocIe;y.
ETERNAL Spirit Holy God
Whole uow'r the univerle pervades,
Whole love fuOains the threlt'ning rod;
Whole truth CLEANS through theis dil-
tant shades.
Asfpioicious make this awful day,
With fmiFs benign receive our vows
Within thele walls O hear Us pray,
White each with holyrev renee bows.
Here long had raigned drcary night,
Far fronhrlt abode of man,
Here rOamd the lsvagc void Of light.
UnJaught thy pow'r and truth 10 ican,
Revolving earth. by thee impelled,
Nor Oft has brought the ieafons rouHd,
ince here The wolf bis empire held,
And fought his victim Der tkis ground.
But now behold 2tsmPle rife
And soint 10 heaven It's tow ring fpire,
Whence grateful voices greet the A,ies,
And sound Thy Praiie with tunrful Tyre
Here thankful hearts with facred awe,
And men enlightn d, happy, free,
Approach and own thy righteous Law,
And dedicate Houle to Thee.
o, Spirit Pure defend and dwell,
With in this temple, reHr'd to Thee
All dilcords gloomy clouds dilPel,
Expand our love and Piety.
At each reurr of holy time"
Here meet and each us thy commands;
That we NAV meet III lcenes fublime,
Within thy "houie, not madewiih hands"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
Lunar Ob5erDati0n5.

TIE iublcriber has received a fhort, eafv,
and accurate method Of calculating Lu-
mar observations Ay Dunn's Linear Tables
tlrit introduced icto the United States by
Mr. Sam Naylor, Bofon-by which the true
Longitude ut lea, may BE found ID a few min
utesof time. This meth.d Is foon EARNED.
and not eaGly forgotten. The whale ex,
pence OF Plate, Formula to direct, ana ia
itructng their ule, ten Dollars-Taught and
fold At Union School.
Navigation, Surveying and Bookkeeping
taught a. uf1al- Also.
a tew Scholars may De Accommodated at
the Day-School, if application Is made foon
WILLIAM MOODY.
Portland De-. rs, sos rN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
IOhn P. Thurifon & Co

F0fe. street,
TT AYE received by the fhips Charles, and
= Frederick, from Liverpool, and offer
for iale OIL liberal terms
100 Calks Sheathing, Drawing, 9Od. lGd
I'D, Sd Sd. and 4d. long drawn and
fine role NaAs,
$50 Boxes by 70, by 9, by 10, 10
by II, 10 by IA, and 10 BY 5, Crown
0iafs.
100 Crates Cream Coloured, and Blue,
and Green edged, enamelled and plain
Earthen Ware, purpofely aiIorted for
country andWet-Inda market-ule,
500 Horn Lanthorn lights,
= Cafks containing Ton, Nos. /, ,, 3, 4.
5. & g Patent S4ot
J do containing 10 doz. Plstes, alIorted.
5 do, Diihes do.
4 do. quart ard pint Balons
do. pint Cams, full fze
a8 9one Iron Wire.
caik Containing 2 doz full fze Pewter
Quarts
do Pint London Porringers
10 do. quart and pint Block Tin Tea-Pots
40 Boxes Tin Plates, alorted
SO Kegs mulard.
ON HAND,
100 Bbls. Mefs, No |, 2, and 8, Beef,
so half bbIs. Pork.
III Caiks Linieed Oil.
SO Boxes Spermaceti Candles
40 do. Mould do.
50 do dipt do.
so cheits Hyfon, Hyfen Skin, and Sou
hosg Teas, Of tirlt quality.
100 Bolts Ravens Duck,
90. doz. bef Eng!ifh Shovels and Spades
Moo, !, z, and 5.
ERglilh Scale Beams, all hzes.
500 W.T.. Iron Block Buihes.
White and Red Lead, dry, and ground in
Oil, Yellow Ochre, do. do.
Spanith Brown in bbls.
Cafes Frelh Florence Oil
500 QGintals Codffh.
50 do Pollock for retailing
60 Bbls. Ship Bread.
Hhds aud Tierces retailing Lolzises
Pipes good favored Brady:
Spermaceti Oil, il bbls.
Kegs Ginger, Gin Cafes 20 boxes Chsco-
late,
Caihs, Nutmegs, Cloves, and Pepp (
Few Cwt. Loaf Sugar, Stone Ware,
Roll BrimltoDs, Saltpetre.
Cafes Long cork Claret, &e. Ds<. Q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

THE CommilIioners appointed
I BY the Hon. Samuel Freeman,
Efq. Judge Of Frobae for the county
OF Cumberland, 10 receive and ex,
anime the claims OF the creditors 70
the Efare Of STEPHEN HINKLEY,
late Of Siaadg6, in laid county, Mart
ncr, deccafed, reprelented inf0lv ent,
give notice-thet they haIl attend
that fervice at the dwelling houfe Of
the faid Widow Mary Hinklcy, in
laid Standilh, on the fecond Monday
in March next, and on the fecopd
Mondays ofthe FIVE tOllowingmonths,
from two to fix o'Slock in the after
noon.
DANIEL HASTY, 2 ComnE
WILLIAM TOMPSoN, { faHrrr.
ss4rSG, Fe5ruary 81, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
LoPar'ner5bip Formed.
p CERMENATI, and G.. MON
FRINo, respectfully intern their friends
and the public, that they have formed Z con-
nection IN trade, under the firm of

Cermenati & Monfrino
and they hope to merit continuance of that
generous encouragement lately received,
1T No. 70, Old STATE House, B95t1n.
They have now on hand, ready for
fale, aIarge and elegant anortment Of I.OOK-
ING GLASSES, with the mott fashionable
gilt and mahogany Frames-Also,
A Beautiful collection Of Engliih
aus Italian Views, Landscapes, IERoriczl
Pictures, from the bet and mot approved
artiits in Europe
BarometerS and Thermometers for
Botanifts and DiGtiIers-Spy-Glaheeof every
'deicripton-a variety of Locking Glals Plates
Cold Leaf-Burnifhed Gold size, Leafs, *
Beeds-ConpolItion Profile Frames, ~holefale
and retail-Maps aud Charts from H. Arro4v-
szTt5, &c. &c.
The above articles are offered on
as good terms as can be purchaled in America;
but purchafers are invited to call and Judge
fer themie!ves
Lite-pifr,
Looking Olaf; and Picture Frames
made IL the bet manner-Ladies' Needle
Work framed and glazed It the fhorteft no.
ticc and in the newet -Enamelling and
Lettering performed on glais, flver or gold.
= Old Frames new gilt.
BY Country Dealsr1 EaRp1iei 70 fbci, slvaufsge
Jan 27
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
EPIGRANT.

Joe Sprishtlv once courted beautiful maid,
She aik'd Had he form'd a connexion in
trade III
" No. yet," lie replied, q but have one in
view,
Tor hope TO become SLErFING PARTNER
with you"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

HOCTOR THOMAS, has re-
4 moved to GrecH Street, into Mr.
Motiey's Brick Houfe; where he will
be attentive to aiICalls in the line Of
his protection. His Shop IS removed
in Fiib Street, oPPoGte the Pot Of
fee where none but genuine Medi-
cines are fold ; and attends himfelf
as often as Pohible. Having pursued
his profeli2n il Eny4Ps, 4Afa, Atrie1
and Amsyica, he offers to Matters Of
V-fTels, and others, Medicines adap-
ted to difeaies Of thefe climates, on
Tealonable terms, with fuitable direc-
tions. Portland, FsB. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

The Lincoln and Kennebec Ma
rine Infurance Company give notice,
that the amount of their flock is Seq
e1ty-fve thousand Dollars; and they
continue to make inlurance on Vei-
fels, Freight, Money, Goods and Eff
feas, and againft Captivity of per-
fons, and on the Life Of any perfon
during his abCencc at fea ; and in
cafes Of Money Lent on Bottomry
and Refpondentia, to any amount not
exceeding thirteen thoufand five hun
dred dollars en- any one riik.
By order Of tAs Prehdent and Directors,
john MERRILL, jr. Secretary.
E7y5aGtt, Fs6. 4, 1896.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
TAGge Harmony:
PoyilsuR, Fs5. 8.

ISAAC ADAMS, has iuf re-
ceived for fale, az m, G, Tcrr5's R.w
new luPply Of The Village Harmony, Ertb cIi-
ie E--and
The InRrumentaI hfiltant.
Airo-The Northern Harmony !:
being ae7U Singing Bosk, and well calcula-
ted for ichools aod religious alembIies.
A conitant GuPply Of Books and
Stationary, A uiual, which are offered upon
cheap terms at can be procured III this " anv
other place in the nate--Cal and fee before
you Purchaie (Gw) Jan 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
FRESH GOODS.
Jua received, and for f4Ie by
yYTsTI q

Jua received, and for aLe by
William Swan,
NJ. !, Uni9n-Ro.v, M;dAt-Sfrecf,
AN eztenGve aiiortment Of EU-
ROPEAN & INDIA GOODS.
All kinds OF Groceries Paints Of
all kinds, &c. &c.
Azozg zg5io5 aye,
Excellent French BraEdy-Barceiona do.
Holland Gin-~t. Croi1 Rum,
Souchong "ea per cheh,
Hylon-fkin do entitled to debenture Oh er-
portation,
White Lead-Spruce Yellow,
Linfeed Oil, sc. &c.
hEo,
"A general aifortment Of Hollow
Ware, &c.
All which he i determined ts fell on as ad-
vantageous terms a. can be purcha.ed in town.
NOTICE.-Al perfons indebted
to the late firm of Goldman e SaVaa,
are requefel to make immediate
payment to the fubfcriber.
NILLZAM SHAN.
PerfA1zd, FrB. 10, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

Stray Mare.
HAME into my enclofare, the
Y lit of December, a Black Mare,
one white foot, large ankle, trots
all.-The owaer may have her again
BY proving property and paying char
ges. LBENEZER LIBBY.
Soay52rsEg5, Fc6. i, 1850.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
EOR SdLE.

FOX SdLE,
"HREE valuable Store LOTS,
( Gtuated ii Maze Street, with a
brick wall adjoining the new brick
houfa opPoite Gen. Wadtworth's.
also,
Five Lots OF Land ituated in T6l-
mouth, a feR rods from the new
bridge. Inquire Of
Stephen Foifer,
Wb2 has tor Sale, AZ The fare efcHP' d
By H1LAr = EMhRr, on Zngyabam's Hbaf
1000 gallons Cherry Rum, Oh a
credit of iix months,
400 pair Mems calf lkin Shoes.
N. B. Thofc who with to purchafe
Cherry Rum to fhip for the South,
ward, can be fuPpIied on rcafonable
terms, by applying AS above.
P5afl4rl, FsB So, sos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
Turnpike Road 10 Independence
I'LL onM Eiz,e DnWrr

Turnpike Road 10 hdrpendsnce /!
Tall only Five Dollars.
TICKErS at 5 Dollars, Quar-
L tiers at I D. 3744 c. in SlVentb
C2eG AmoAeag Canal Lottery, which
commences drawing on the 18th day
Of next month, for fale at THOMAS
CLhRKS Bookltore and fortunate
Lottery Office, Filh-Strtet Tickets
rife on the lirt day of next month =
higheit price 5000 d. one of 1000
ID. two of 1000 D.-fubie9 to no
deduction; the nominal being the
real value Of the prizes. Amount Of
prizes fold by him in the late lottery,
was upwards Of 1900 dollars
Prize tickets taken in payment. Ad-
venturers, Pleafe TO apply foon, as
the ckIegoddeGs" may leave town
fhortly. Fsb. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

IN this town, G,ver Watc5, which
the owner may have by proving property
aad paying charge apply :; Name Bank
F.s, :,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24
Lincoln and Kenneberk Marine

LtHc0ln and keRHPberk Marine
Insurance Company.
FHE Stockholders of the Lin
Il coin and Kenncbec Marine
Infurance Company arr hereby noti-
fed, thar their annual meeting for
the choice Of nine Directors, and to
tranlaa fuch other eufnels as may
come before them, will be holden at
the Office Of Company in Wvyfq65t,
on the fourth day of March next,
at three of te clock III the afternooa.
By order Of the Prefdent and Directors,
joins MERRILL, jr. Secretary.
WJcggf, Feb. 4, 1906
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

a Ek. TURNER, has remove
~ from No d, 1one5'5 Fo1r, 7.
Ao. 3. He continues his bufneE f
an AccomPtant ard 1ranhator.-
Books poited with ccire0nefs-Ae-
counts arranged and iiated; and Y,
cry branch in his line performed vii,
accuracy. Portland, Fe5. To-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

n q Canrt Of ComDE1 Ptar, b8.dE
AZ Portland, q0iLm and t5r tie
C(4nt sf CambyiaaI on tie third
In5Cay sf Nyv.m5rr, I'D. 1903.
ON the petition Of James Murray
and otf@rs, whercofthe foregoing y copy
-TnE Court ORDER That the petitioner
caulc the leveral Perlons in.ereGea in iaid ef-
tate, and Irving within tic State, Ur thc attor-
MES of luoh as are abfent, and have attornies
reidin- within the state, 10 d. duly notified
ot ala petition by ferving them, PerfonaIly
with copy thereof, or leaving : copy at
their dwelling house, or Ian place of abode or
~ inlerting the .ubGance of the fame, three
weeks iucceGvely, in one ormore Of the pub
ic newlPapers, that they may have oPPortu-
atty to make their exception 70 this Court
,hich is to be holden a Portland, On the hrit
TUESDAY " March ncz;, to their q anting me
fame.
Atte5t- Samuel Freeman, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-24

II tbs Haara5k 1afices srt5s Coart
sf Cannon Pleas, beGsa and 5olaeH
at Portland, in and Jor tbs C4G1ty eje
Cum5erLa,d, o. tho f5ird Iae5day sf