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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
Co3aytncrbit n;1c!rfG.

THE Ccpartnerlhip Of BRADBURY and
BEAL, i this day by mutual content
diaolved AZ Perfons having any demands a.
gainf laid firm are reguened TO sal on Wy
NONE BRADBgRY. for iet lement.
WYMOND BRADBURY,
THOMAS BEAE,
Portland, E1yy 90, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
NOTICE Z

THE fubfcriber hereby gives pub
lie notice to all concerned, that fhe has
been duly appointed and has taken upon her
felf the truR Of AdminifratrX on the eRaie Of
14MES 4@iLLER 1unr.
lz'e Of Cape Elizabeth, il the county Of Cum
berand, Mariner, deceafed, by giving bond
As the law dsretts-ihe therefore requeits all
perGons who ate indebted to the iaid deceaied's
eane, to make immediate payment and
thofe who have any demands thereon, to ex.
hibit rhe fame to Tobr Desyirg, her attorney
REB KAH MILLER.
NV Pr, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

M1t5 of tie Unit0d States,
IUST received and for faIe by
PRATT & PU IMAM;
which may be had on roller, or without
AGso-oH band, a general adortment Of
Acc0unt Backs and Stationary.
Book Binding in general is exc
cuted in all its varieties, in the neatei manner,
All orders attended TO with fdeli-
ty and difpatch at their ihop between Union
and Long Wharves, Fore ltreet, Portland
May 25.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

The Supreme Court sets il this town
tomorrow. The Court will be com-
posed of the Honorable Chief Justice
Parsons, and Judges Slwall and
Thatcher.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
" rpPnR cORREcTED.

Having been informed that W. WEBB
ESQ. was elected representative for Bath,
We noticed Il in our last, according'y-snce
which we find our information was incorrect
MIR ToLLMAN is chosen---a democrat OF
mcde,1. d1te
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

NEW GOODS.
BY faips Jofeph, Edward Preble, and Charles,
from Liverpool, and FoxweIl from Briaol.
W!liIam Goddard,
HAS received the moh extenGve and COM
- PIete ador,ment of
H-ik D-a ARE GOODS,
ever offered for fale in the D,ltri & Of Maine
Which will be Giipoied Of on the mott liberal
terms ty whUIelaie and retail, at his fore in
Nidd'e-ftreet.
100 ca{ks wrought Nails al fzes
100 boxes tin Plates
90 caiks London white and red Lead
3 tons lheet Lead
Quan.i,y by Crown Window GIals
Few cafks ia. Iron
Few do cart, Wagon, and chaife wheel
Boxes
Anvil and Vices
Sewing and iein Twine
Y Large quantity Iron ShoveIs and Spades
Three hogtheads bIock;n Teapots sc. &c.
LIKEWISE,
LOGRIN(4 oil 4SS s,
with Gilt and Mahogany frames
Portland, May 4. (ePtD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
MONTE VIDEO.

An arrival at Charleston, tit N the Brazil
coast, confirms the report Of tie capture of
Monte NideO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
Stray Mare.

DROKE into the panure Of the fuhfcriber
IL on the 18th inf. red Mare, about fix
years old, one white foot, PAGES molly. The
owner IS rsqueGed to pay charges and take
her away JABEZ JONES.
Falmouth, Nay 25
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
William Reckef.

7 INFORMS he friends and The public that
be has JUN received fafnionab.e aEorr-
ment Of
hIhJ, Wajfcon Patterns Trim
mfHg5, Gc.
.f Tie FIN qua'lty.
He CONTINUES to carry on he TN OPINC
BUSINESS. at lis Giop in Fore-nreet, head
nf InEraham's Wharf, where IN orders III tie
line Uf his rrofefTion are thankfully received
and executed with nea.neFs and difpatch.
Mer Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

IUST received, and offered for faie on the
! moit liberal terms for Cath or credit, by
{. & !. Fox,
No d 4 South Gde Loeg-WB9yf
10 Tons sweeds, Ru(Iia and Philade phia fat,
fquare and round Iron
Tons Nail Plates
Cafks 4d cd Sd IOd & god Cut Nails
Complete afortment of Philadelphia and
Englilh CanbooGes
Hedge Anchors
Few. crates well a1orted Ware
Chefs Hyfon, Hyfon 1zin & Souchong Teas
800 bulhels excellent Potatoes
ALso,-A general aGortment Of
Ship Cband'ery Naval Stores, Duct q
C0rdGge
MAJ II. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

WHEREAS, my wife Nancy, has left ray
W bed ard board, and behaves in an unbe
coming manner This is 10 forbid al perions
harboring or truHing her on my account, a.
thall pay no debts Of her contracting from
he date hereof. John MILLER
May 25,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

q II C5negAanderts- lines by " Tzrots
tiis," vii apPe.l better il Manuscript than
A. print
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

A IL peffons indebted to EBENE-
ZER GRIFFIN, are requefed to call
and fette the fame without delay, at No. Il,
Jones Row, Fifth lreet. Pm May 25
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

Formed upon Principles of ECONOMY,
Aaa adaPt1fro tie yt n Private Families
By LADY.
" As the directions were intended for the
conduct Of the families of the authoreis'e own
daugh ers, aud for the arrangement Of their
table, e as io Unite good figure with proper
economy, fhe has wooded all excelive LUXURY
tuch a. elence Of h.a. 3nd that walefu ex-
Peudi ure Of Jrge Quantities of meat for grs-
Wy, which "a g5-aHy contributes TO keep up
the price, audi, WV VI, injurious 10 thofe no
{, than 70 tayle whole penury bids them
4biIain klsny eceiPts are given fur things,
winch, being iu daily uie, the mode Of prepar-
ms them nay be iuppoted TOO we'll known TO
require place in cookery book yet how
rarely do we meet with fne melted butter,
good toait and wafer, or well mado coffee
she makes 40 apology fer inuenefs il lome
articles, or,fdr leaving others unnamed, becaule
he wriLes nct for p-ofencd cooks. This lit
lie work wou'j have been treafure to her
felf, when fhe hrn fe; our in life, and fhe
therefore hopes il nav be uleful 70 Others. In
thar idea II Is given iC The Puilic. and as fhe
will receive from it no emolument, 70 ihe
trufts il will efcape without ceniure.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

The new brig Delaware, will he re2dC by
the 18th June intended for conltant rrader
between Portlaad, Philadelphia and Bollol.,
with good accommodations.
Every attention will be paid to the psHen.
gers and ihpPers.
For terms apply TO TO ROBERT STOvER,
on Ingraham's Wharf, who has for Tale, Corn,
Flour, Pork, mef and clear, Bacon, Ship.
Bread, cafks of Raihns, with variety Of o,h-
er articles as utuAI May g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
Abner Nc D0Hald'5 Estate.
May 25, 1907.

THE creditors of the e1ate of Abner Nc
Donald, late Of Gorham, IN the county of
Cumberland, mariner, Ceceaied, are hereby
notified thar the final account Of EhEa Bradley
adminiaratrix on faid e1ate, will be conhder-
ed at Probate Court, TO be holden al the
Office Of John Frothinghan. EIo in Portland,
OH Wedn; fday, the tenth day OF June ne1t, at
10 o'clock, a. r.
SAM. FREEMAN, Judge sf Probate.
Died Nlnn % ISOI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
9aies tp aufticH.
PUBLIC SALE.


TOMORROW, lu1dag May 26fb,
at IL o'cack, II. M. qOiA be JokI at
Public AaEfim, at Nc. II, Lons-
Wka1,
2 Hhds. SUGAR,
IL Bbls. BEEF.
Terms at the fale.
E CREFLY & co. A.7rr
Portland, 25b May, 1907.
TOMORROW, TaeCiay. 2Ib Nay,
at Il o'c6ck, man qoM BE EH st
-AuCfion,
A Convenient and well fni(hed two
fory DWFLIING-HOUSE, and LAnD D,
ftuate on Silver Street,
AsLo,
A BAKE EOU>E, and LAND,
ftuate on Willow-nrect The Dwelling
Houfe, & Bake Houfe, will he fold rugether Ur
fpparate, as fhal befl fun the purchaler.
Terms at the iale
Z. CREELY & co. Ar7'r5.
May 25th, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

HIr Jefferson a short time since informed
AS that w were "resPectcd aUroad-" How
ever true this may be, it does not appear
that hr or his pr)clamations are respected
even "a our own harbours Ii the present
administration had employed the money
which has been wasted in purchasing 2 vii
dcrness, u providing propermeans ofnation-
81 defence, the government nor its citizens
Wauld not daily experience insults ard DC
Rradatious from every quarter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

THE falfaiIing fchr. Suky, capt.
Robert Slower, matter, will fail
on the 2eth inf. wind and wealth
,er permitting; ha. good accom-
modations for panengers, and can
ouant;tv of Freipht.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

We arc not disrosed 70 eVult or " cr0gp''
respecting the late election Of Representa-
tives bat the editor Of the Argus would
insinuate that the federal ticket prevailed IN
consequence Of negligence and division oh
the part ofthc democrats. They were dlvl-
ded oHiv IS to one Of their candidates, (Mr
.Tewettl and we understand the objection t.
hm. was, that he is a lswler-ln tins the,
acted agrcesbly 70 their rrofcs 7ions Tho,
have alwaysCeStcnded to be against the e.
Iccs N Of LAWYERS to any office though the,
i,ok care u forget this part Of their creed
n tile late choice OF Governor. &c. when
t,., vote for La.e-e- sullivan 4 lass cr Lin
cu.n. As to the cjtizc0s rot attending tho
meeting, the numbers given tor zach ;lck
=, WI show that the fcdcrahs's we're almost
Is inttyntiye Is Mr. Willis THINKS his party
was There Oclagn So many federal rotes
u "a, IS thcre were ~ tue c,ecUOn for
Governor, and not 81 rany d'Wocratic votes
bv l5J; bot this is enousa lor a democrat
to harp aDout
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

Tho late election tr Governor an1 rem-
bers ofthe Legislature in tte state cf -Jrw-
york, has terminated ir favor Of The worst
party of the dsmocrats Nir TomAns is
elected IN opposition to the present govern
q Lewis, who three years s,ncc was deciar-
ed to Be a genuine republican" Bnt Nj
Lew.S proved TOO :ndeyendant man 70 be
the too of paIt,, AID must now give place
70 the more plant Mr. Toml,ii:s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21

A physician had skeleton 50 fiVed, that
n.entering the room spring was touched;
when IN an instant, It grasped the person
entering. An 1rishman, IA stranger) called
on the doctor for some medical cid, and was
shewn into the room. where the skeleton
was, which seized him in moment. 0,
is bawled out Pat, nearly frightened to
distraction when lifting up bis fist to de-
fend himself, and seeing a ghostlv figure Of
bones disengaging itself, he few from the
house like lightning. A few days after,
meeting the doctor, (who might with pro-
priety be stiled n walking skeleton) coming
ont of his own house, +" Az, ny honey, (said
he) are You there You think I'm after be
ing mistaken now, with your clothes on -
Then seizes the doctor by the coat and be-
slowing a few hearty thwacks. together
with repeated curses, stake that (said he)
for the sweat YOU gave me tOther day"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
poetrp.
CANZONET.

WHY should indiscreetly tell
The name my heart has kept so well
Why to the senseless crowd proclaim
For whom ascends my bosom fame
Alas, there are but very few
Who feel as forever do
And hear, with shrinking sense Of pain,
Holy words from lips protane.
For she is holy in my sight
AS are the seraph forms of light Z;
And that blest name denotes whate'er
Of good there be-Or chaste--Of fair.
Of her, in time of heaviest woe,
think, and tears forget to flow;
of her, in passions fervid dreams,
And rapture's self the sweeter seems
Ard shall the name, whose magic power
Throws light on every passing hour,
Shall it, word of usage grown,
BY every heartless fool be known
No--let it, shrin'd within my breast,
A little saint, forever rest,
With pious ardours worshipp'd there,
Yet never mention'd, but in prayer
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
aeisteIIanfous 5eiecttons.
+" EQUAL AND EXACT JUSTICE TO
ALL MEN"

EQUAL AND EXACT JUSTICE TO
ALL MEN"
E%tract Of a letter from Washington, De.
cem6er 2.
You will have seen in the proceedings
Of the House Of Representatives of yester-
day, certain Resolutions proposed by Mr.
John Randolph, the first of which is in the
following words -
Resolved, That provision ought to be
made by law for an adequate and comforta-
bic support Of such officers and soldiers Of
the revolutionary army as are still existing
in state Of indulgence disgraceful TO the
country which owes its liberties TO their
valor. -
Whatever may be the real object Of this
Resolution, be assured it means much more
than meets the eye-Nor should wonder
If in its discussion, it is made the entering
wedge to strict enquiry, what Officers &
Soldiers of the Revolution War, "to chose
valor the Country cures rs Liberties" have
been displaced from the Offices, which they
held in the General Government, under
Presidents Washington and Adams, who
conferred them as the re wards Of that vaor
and patriotism, nogc 50 much extolled and
from which they were driver, without even
the smallest allegation of incapacity or mis-
conduct, to make way for the time serving
toad eaters of the present Administration
Be assured, that the day of reckoning, with
some people is at hand.-We are said to be
on the eve Of War, and it becomes neces-
sary 70 conciliate the public mind on sub
Jet Of great sensibility, which presents ma
ny Of the remnant Of the Military Revolu-
tionists to the views Of their Cou ntrymen
not only in state Of indigence, but as men
spprned and degraded, By the harsh hand Of
prosecuting power The time is admirably
well chosen to produce the effects, which
think y intended.
Mr.. Jefferson must either assign reasons
for hi. dismissal Of those meritorious pub
tic servants, or he must submit to the infer
ences which inevitably follow.
understand that it is intended to pro-
cure correct lists of these removals, from
Mr.. Jefferson's accession to the presidency
to the present. time, and to publish the
names, military services and qualifications
for their civil Offices, of the dismissed Off
GERS, and to contrast them with the names,
revolution-services, and qualifications for
their civil offices of the men, whom Mr..
Jefferson has appointed as their successors.
Whatever may be the decision at Head
Quarters on this subject, with the blessing
of God, such list as is here referred to,
shall be published.
Y It viii then be seen and correctly Under
stood, by the American people, to whom
the catchword of Prosecuting Tory appro-
pristely belongs, and who has pursued, with
the unrelenting vengeance of a political
partisan many Of the best and most deserv-
ing Wings Of the American revolution
GPlildi. Register.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
Edward Howe.

tbto,9.er, ~. Q, Ua;oz-Rs-p.
7 INFORMS the publ hat he has iult open
ed an eZtenGve aiTortuhent Of EngIifh.
French and American PAPER HdMGTVCS.
with elegant Borders and PANEL Papers Of
the very larelt and bell patterns. which are
telling very low; fashionable Fringes, I.aces,
and 'fAlIcls for curtains Chin,z Furniture /;
BedtcEing Down, Live Geefe and Ru1ia
lea hers sofa, with and without Hair Cloth {.
F7ly and l.oiling Chairs double and Jingle
II ar Ma'-railes: Mois do.
-451--An elegant anortment Of gilt and ma
h"s4ny framed LOOKING CLASSES, as has
ever Seen offered for iale IN this town.
L. HOWE alto tuts Sofas, Eafy and Loll-
ing Chars, M4traIes Of all kinds, Culhions
for Pews, SC Bed, made and filled, war
ran'ed Of the firit quality. High pot and
felt Bed Curtains made in the mott faihiona-
hle itvle.
CASH given for Oxen and Horfes' COARSE
HAIR If De-. z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
CWzole No. 5o4.

enumerated articles into the British
colonies on the. continent Of North
America, from the United States OF
America, and the expectation OF certain
enumerated articles from. the same coli
onies to the said States
g That from and after the passage Of
this act it shall and may be lawful 70
import in any British built ship and
vessel owned and navigated according
to law, or any ships or vessels belong
ing to any Of the subjects Of the U.
States of America, into such ports as
shall be specially appointed for that
purpose By his majesty within the pro-
vince Of Nova-Scocia or Brunswick,
the following articles, videlicit, scam
ting, planks, slaves, heading, boards,
shingles, hoops, or squared timber OF
any kind, horses, neat cattle, sheep,
hogs, poultry, or live stock of any kind,
biscuit, -four, peas, beans, potatoes,
wheat, rice, oats, barley, or grain OF
any sort: also pitch, tar, and turpen-
tine, being the produce or manufacture
Of the said United States, and no other
articles whatever and it shall and may
be lawful in any such ship or vessel to
export from said port, so to be appointed
for that purpose, to the said United
States, any gypsum, grind stones, or
other produce Except ship TIMBER or
manufacture of the said provinces, and
also any produce or manufacture of the
United Kingdom, or his majesty's coll
onies or plantations in the W. Indies,
any thing in the said Acts, or in any
other Acts TO the contrary notwith.
standing. "--Halitar fafer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
HLIzABErATowN, n. ). DEC.

On Friday last, Cornelius Rapaliea,
living on the Raritan, came to Bruins
wick with a load of Pork, and after
selling it, and receiving his money for
the same, was about returning homep
when two men solicited to ride with
him, as they said they were going the
same way. After getting a short dis
lance out Of town, one Of them said
unto Rapajea, " you made a mistake in
that money you received" Not So"
be replied will bet you fifty dollars
you did," said the other.
Upon which RaPaljes took out his
pocket-book to examine into the sug-
gestion Of his companion. when he re-
ceived a severe blow from him, and the
fellow snatched the pocket-book and
made off With it. There was between
one end two hundred dollars in it. The
other fellow was apprehended, and a
pair Of pistols found ON him. He was
examined by the authority and CONF
mitted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21

Extract q a letter frOn1 yesbeesd6Le Merchant
il Edinburg, 70 his correspondent in Ne1syOrk-
F" What viii be the event Of a, negotiation
betweenyour country and this, cannot say
our landed gentlemen are not averse to war;
as the Americans pour in too much WHEAT
and FLOUR the great body Of the farmers
are OF the same mind neither viii it effect
our poor manufacturers, ~ the number Of
men taken away to be soldiers and sailors,
keep wages very highland our. home con-
sumption and internal trade, is ten times the
extent Of our foreign trade, though it might
have had considerable effect on our mar
ufactures if you had prohibited our goods
twelve months ago--it viii have little eiicc-
on our laboring poor now, as the state er.-
Ploys all for volunteers, soldiers ard sailor"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
T., Greedy e Go.

>---- HAVE FOR SALE,
RROADCL9THS, Coatings, Dufils, Plains,
Baizes, Flannels, Blankets, Patent Cord.
VeIvets, G,e. G'e.
ALo-an Invoice OF. fix and morocco
Braces, SarGnets, ladies' Habit Cloves, gentle
mems buff and other Gloves, coat and ven
Buttons, Velvet Purfes, great variety of or
namented Hair Combs, .fome very elegant.
Also
6 bbIs. No. 1, PORK
10 do No. e, do
80 half BIS. No. 2, do
10 bbls Prime PORK
IS do Burlington 90
Hhds. St. Croix SUGAR
6 60 Gaudaloupe do
do Windward Iaand RUM
6 do GIN DE-, IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
REMOVAL
Ind mare NeqU and Lbsap Gods.
n. p. Poor.

N. p. Poor,
INFORMS the Payebsjcrs Of ENGLISH
: GOODS, that he has removed from A1zjc
Ey's Ro7o, to the 1ore lately occupied by Mum
roe & Tu,tle corner Of MiE4le and Union Ssyee4t I:
where may be found good afortment Of
GOODS, cheap as caa be purchafed-v viz
Baizes and Flannels, by the piece or yard
Perlefe Flanels and Cloths
Broadcloths and Cai1irneres
Plains, Outfits, Blankets, "a 10 1914
Common and Superfine Coatings
Wortted Hofery-2 quantity
Cotton and fix do
Pic mic and other fix Gloves
Kid Habit Gloves,
York tan and beaver do
White, pink and yellow Sarfnets
carton real Thread Laces
Gotten, white and black fix Wells e Laces
Cap Patterns-Lace Mullins
White and colored Sarsnet Cambrics
Cotton Cambrics- Calicoes and Furnitures,
Chambrays, Cinghams, fix Vefings
Chambray Shawls
A large afortment Of fancy Cotton and In
dia Cottons and Checks, Bombazetts, t5e. u.
With variety of FANCY ORNAMENTS,
viz v Gold and oliver Bands and Chains
Bugle Bands; Beaded Crelcents
Beaded Star Trimming-Spangles
Silk Cords and Tsfels
Plumes anG Oltrich Feathers
Silk Habit Buttons
Morocco and Velvet Purfes, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold on the very lowelt
terms for cath. (ept0 Dec IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
NOTICE ]

NUIILE !
THE flbfcribers hereby give notice that the
copsrtnerihip under the firm Of
MUNROE e TUTTLE,
expired on the 1T init and was by mutual con-
fent difolved. All Perfons indebted or hav.
ing demands on faid firm are requefted to call
on william TtTTIE, who is duly authori.
zed to fettle the fame
T. NJ. MUNROE,
De-. IN. WILLIAM FUTILE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
FRESH GOODS

PHILADELPHIA loaf and lump, rovder.
: cd and brown Sugars hyfon. Young
hyfon, hyfor -fkin & fouchong Teas-Welih'.
No. I, Chocoae-ShelIs-C Co rFee-frell cafk
and box Railins- igs-Almond., lheIl'd and
in fhel--- Rice-.Flo -Oat-meal-white and
blue Starch-white and brown Soap-Indigo,
different kinds-beft Spanifh, Network and
common Cigafs--Sberroots-rappee & Scotch
Snuff. robacco--Salt-Pet .Currants--
Cloves--Cafiia-hlfpice-M uRard- Pepper
--Nutmess - umbers--Powder, Shot and
Flinis- SPaniih Entry Mats, all fzes-Sweet-
Oil-beit table and common Fifh-Candle,
Cotton "a large afortment Of CoNFrcrIos-
ARv-Plsying-C ards-Crooked Hair Combs
w. 7. and n. f, Rum --Cogniac and COM
non Brandy : Hollands Gin-Lifbon and Port
Wines Cherry Rum Cordials, fuch as An
niieed-Cove-RoGlla-S nakeroot, &c. to be
fold By
B. HUDsoN, Eore,Rreet,
De- IL. Corner Of Plumb. ltreet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
Lows Sheet Almarac far 1903.
Ifaac Adams,

No. 7, Fi5,frset,
HAS for faIe, Lows Sheet Almanac for
: 1909, very convenient for offices or
toTes- LIezrite,
Poor RICHARDS Franklin ALMANAC,
calculated and improved for the year 1908
AI0-The Farmers Alaanack, by r. 3.
Thomas; aud the Worceaer Almanac, by
haiah Thomas, Observation-Disclosures and Uni
Ted States Regifer. De-. 7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21

The following is an extract from an
Act passed in the last session Of Parli-
ament, " for permitting until the 25rh
day Of March 1909, and from thence
to the end Of the then next session Of
Parliament, the importation Of certain
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
=-y1Y<
MORAL.

The way to live happy IS to be e1n-
ployed in some vocation in which the
mind can reflect on being Beneficial to
individuals and the world. Inactivity
certainly can give no true enjoyment:
on the contrary, it always produces
sensations of regret and dissatisfaction.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
Maine Fire and Marine Tr1ty1rce Cor7pazy
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE Stockholders in the Man. Fire and
= Ma,ps La5wHnae Coz9ory, are hereby no
tiled that their Annual Meeting for the choice
Of nine Directors Tor the enluing year, will
be held at their. Office in Filh-ltreet, on Tuef-
dsy the fifth Gay Of January, 1908, at two
o'clock afternoon.
81 o,Asr Of tbe Prrsi4-ut and Diyee7orJ,
ELISHA MORSE, Secretary.
NJ. +. e IA. L's. 0Eee, I
Dec IA, 1907
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
From The United States Gazetts.
NATIONAL RESPECT

CONNECTED grth he correct ohinion Of
Magistrates and Rulers.
The celebrated prediction of our
Illunined President, that there would
not be single monarchy in all Europe,
il twenty years, is now completely re-
versed. Ragusa, the last republick
exists no longer. The French Marsh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21

A gentleman being in church, where the
singing was performed in wretched man
ner, observed to his friend, that the prophe-
CIV of Amos was now fulfilled, whore he
says, and the songs Of the temple shall be-
howlngs"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
William futile.

INFORMS his friends and cuffoners he ha,
taken the fore lately occupied by Mr.. SszT
Trgf, No. /, Fifh-Greet, and offers for fale .
large afortment of
Englib s. India Goods,
which viii be fold at reduced prices.
Dec. IA