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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27

A IL perfons who are indebted to the rpb.
icriber, either by No:e or Book account.
are requefed to pay the fame within thirty
days or they will be left with an attorney for
collection. sAIIy rnp[I" 80
Portland, .sy 20, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27

Pierce, Fem 81 Co.
OFFER for faIe, at their Store, Fore Rreet i,
- mead Of Unien-Wharf,
1000 butheis fra ra.e Connecticut Corn
400 DO Rye
1000 VT. Flax
1000 do Cheele
1000 do Pork Harms
1000 40 dried Beef
20 bbi5 Walnuts
70 bbls dried apples
1900 VT Sole Leather
SO bhls Nels Pork
so frAins Butter
20 Dbls Cider
4 bbls Pickles
lemon Juice BY the barrel or gallon
Together with general aHortment Of
GROCERIES, which they have determined to
fell A. cheap a. c. be purchafed in this town
FOR further particulars enquire as above.
July 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
Iacob RoIfe.

SaAdltr, C51j5, Hara5t5 and Lrnt
Mater -C0iAmbi0n Ro7v, DIiddle RT-
! INFORMS his friends and the public thai
1 having formed CONNECTION With Ma
1HAN1EL MITcHttt, the above huhnes wli'
in future be carried on by them, under ne
firm of
Rolfe 81 Mitchell,
Wbo base eo7aIrfly jor soie-- saddles, BTid'e'
saddle-Bags, Portmanteaus. HTneis, Trunk
Military Work, &c. LAf-tje, complete
anortment Of Saddlery Ware, plated hhne =
Mounting, Mondings, Bits, Sufrup', SPURS
Curry combs and Bruihes, BRAT Nai's, lru'1
Locks and Handles, clout and cut N4lls Car
pets, coach and chaiie Lace, RIhia Sh-tungi
coach, chaife and riding Whips, hy che 'o7en
or Jingle with variety e other artc!cs.
which vi De fold Oh ~ good terms as ca" NE
purcnaltd IL Portland AN Orders punLual-
iv attended to, and f4yors gratefully ackno"l-
edged.
Waatcd-An active LAD about ~ -ear5
Of age, As an Apprentice to The above luluieis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
Cram x Anterior.

Cram x AtICTrOn,
AfidHef,ee-
AVE received bv the ihp Id
ward P-e5Ie, capt. Porter, from Liver
pool, an additional iupPiy Of GOODS, among
uE.cl are
ROYAL wel;cd CalEmcrcs
Wyacd 60
Warrington ftriped DO
Fta BGE NaaEcels
Princes Corcs
Princes Roys Spider nett Lace
Ard warranted fad Cotton ~
Ladies Plain and talcy Petticoats
hJfs, A FINAL aaortmcat Of
EHRTHEN WIRE.
containing FIFTY aforted Crates, got up e1-
prelsiv for the Portland Market.
Cr No Go5d5 can be E4t9 families.
dEgyS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27

THE fubfcriber hereby givs public notice
to ali concerned, that fhe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon her the trult Of
Executrix Of the Ian will and ttnament Of
SAMUEL GOODWIN,
late Of Durham, in the county of Curnber-
land, houlewright, deceafed, BY giving bond
as the law directs-She therefore requels all
persons who are indebtedl u the faid de-
ceaied's estate, to make Immediate payment /;
and thcie who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the fame TO MARGRIT GOODWIN.
D1tJam, July 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to ali concerned, that he ha, been du-
ly appointed and has taken Ipon herfef the
truit Of adminitratrix on the eRate Of
FBENEZsR BANGS,
late Of Gorhaul, in the county Of Cumberland
woman, deceaied, by giving bond as the law
directs-ihe therefore reqpfs all perfons
who are indebted to the faid decealeds eflate,
to make immediate payment; and thofe who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
lame 10 MARY BANGS.
CarkGm, JE!ye
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27

TIE fubicrioer hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himfelf the
trult Of Administrator on the elate of
NATHANIEL CARL,
late Of Falmouth, in the county of Gambler
land, yeoman, deceafed, by giving bond as
the law dire6ts-He therefore reque1s All
perions who are indebted to the faid deceaf-
eds eitate to make M ediate payment; and
thole who have any demands thereon, to ex-
hibt the fame 10 JOSIAH LOCK.
GLz0at5, july g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
Factory Cotton.

THE fubfcriber hereby give public notice
j. to all concerned, that lhe has been
duly appointed and has taken upon herGelf
the trult of Adminiitratrix on the elttate of
FRAZLER GORDON,
late Of Portland, il the county Of Cumberland,
Mariner, decealed, by giving tOnd as the law
dire6t'; fhe therefore requell alIperfons who
are indebted to the faid deceded's eRate, TO
make immediate payment; and thofe who
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the
fame to George Tukey, her attorney.
LUCY GORDON.
Portland, May IA, 1907. Cy 2o)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
Oyoz f.! Oyez ! Oyez /!

WHEN the attention W ;hc pubiic 4, tot
w cited ny the au-h.E ol d =c-nr dl-ve-
RI, and in dccl4iminS i;s virtues NE hv-
comes the pauegynlf Of hia own merits. he
will naturally incur The inPutshon of venty5
but i IS not impoiIible that with luch DE-
feet, more noble qualities may be united Nm
I" InRead, therefore, Of Judging ilHherAiIy re-
fpeCfing tie motives Of lhoie vic make them-
felves tie heroes Of their own tale. utht sc
not rather to encourage individuals of -lt've
and cultivated minds. to Prcfeut Us with ne
detaiIs Of their profelional prog-eis, Win ths
fruits Of their experience, an1 with the attis
Of their matured reflections
bEhtNII,flIl'1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-27
Cram 81 Anterior,

- -aSe,
las FOR pri - i7e at hi auction room,
Fore-itreet,
Live Geefr Feathers, warranted Of The fri
qualities
Eayonne. RuAia, ana Lif5on do. BY bale
" iels
Bed TicSiog various prices and qualities
Span III tios, and Carolina indigo
4 ge.crs, 2T5rsrSent Paper Hsngings, and
bordering.
m boxes belt brown Soap.
100 Erocc Eiit coat buttons, few rs, ] men,
4 inlail aG1rtmcrt Cloths, View cts, Shifting
.Ioi-7y, Roys' WeIsed ca .ncres, &c, &C. al
;ho lev,tt price polLbI~
July s If
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-21
BRUNSWICK, Feb. "a.

Several transports Of officers belong
ing to the ci-devant military, have been
sent through Cassel and Mentz to
France. Their obstinacy in refusing to
enter into the French service has been
the cause of this severity.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-21
{ So J
IN TIE LLIGE nee.
BERNE, (S1vitzerland, } Feb. 27.

oLKNE, { O1UzE2efzd1d,J Feb. p.
We have had prophecies here, a
girl above a years old, who predicted
that the end OF the world was nigh at
hand. She had great number of fam
attic followers. In one of their tumul-
tuous assemblages they put to death the
project. Several of these possessed
wretches have been arrested.-The
scene of their meeting was at the vii
lage of Rapperswyl.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-21

their escape from this city Why are ,
they not now dragged to iustice9 Why
are their names concealed from an in
dignant public ! Because neither treason
nor traitors existed in the country thus
illuminated, because the idea original
ed IN the mind Of man, who wanted by
The excess OF newborn zeal, to cover
the suspicious of guilt, and who hoped
to stop the investigation of his own con-
duct, by magnitying the danger from
which he wished to have us believe his
services had delivered us
The letters, the papers and the per-
sons, nay even the private conversations
OF the inhabitants Of this territory, have
Tor three months been under the absolute
control OF the public officers. II treason
had existed in this territory, it would
IN vain have endeavored to escape detec-
ton-lt the people were so disanected,
mat they were ready to snatch the cul-
Prit from the hands Of justice--if the
Judges could not be trusted to commit.
nor Jurles to pronounce on the guilt of
the dellnquents, surely with such means,
and SO inquisitorially examined, some
- NiiS AetNL NOIlO nave DGGn
produced some document, some decla-
ration some bottle conversation; some
confidential communication would have
been drawn forth from the secrecy in
which friendship and honor had buried
them, to bear testimony of guilt, so as
at least to Justify suspicion.
therefore repeat, and so long as nv
feeble voice can be heard, will con-
tnue to proclaim, that our constituents
have been Wiley illuminated, as well as
cruelty oppressed: that insult has been
added to injury and that their ina
ginary dlsaffection has been SANDER
ously alledged as an excuse for their
real oppression. Away then sir, with
the degrading excuse derived from do
mestlc treason or disaffe ction. It is one
that viii surely find no favor with the
executive of the United States, who has
borne honorable testimony to the readi-
ness with which the force Of the territory
was, in moment Of danger, offered to
support the Union nor will it be be-
Iloved here, when we have seen our
most respectable citizens performing the
drudgery OF garrison duty, and condo
e~epIiprr ax,.,, C,, f1,. -, 90. 81 T.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-21
WARsAW. Feb. %.

According to the latest accounts, the
Russian army still continued behind the
Pregel, where it had received a consi-
derable reinforcement, and where they
were throwing up amendments
From the 18th to the 18th, the French
army was observed to be in motion,
which gave indications Of another gen
eral battle; but we have since learnt that
1t was only meant to recOnnoitre the
position of the enemy. The Russian
general Benningsen thinking that the
French had weakened themselves on
the Narew to strengthen their GRAND
army in East Prussia, gave orders to
general Essen to make an attempt in that
quarter, which, as is known, fell cut to
the disadvantage of the Russians near
Osralenka.
The emperor Napoleon has ordered
that the siege Of Dantzig, Caulberg, and
Graudentz, be carried on with all posi-
bic activity, to curb the numerous OK
cursions which are made in the rear of
the army. We hear that the operations
against Dantzig and Craudentz have
successfully commenced.
New-engagements on the Narew, took
place on the 25th five may credit the
intelligence Of a courier who arrived
here to-day.
The baron St, Vincent is returned
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-21
IEIPsIC, FEBRUARY q.

A regiment has been raised here to
which the emperor Napoleon has given
the name of " First Prussian regiment
OF Infantry in the service of France"
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-21
SALEM, (Mass.) May 1.

By capt. William Cook, who arriv-
ed here on Wednesday night from Pa
lermo in Sicily, we have some addition
al particulars respecting the new war
which has been commenced between the
Turks and Russians, which is likely
soon to assume a high degree of interest
and importance. The Turks are doubt
less considered as acting part as signed
them by Bonaparte and, as was to be
expected, the British have made COM
mon cause with the Russians against
them. We have already had some re-
ports of the Russian army, under gen.
Nicholson, in the direct rout for Con-
stantinople. Capt. c. further informs
us of the cooperation of naval force
IN the expedition against the Ottoman
capital. Dispatches had arrived at ST.
ely, with orders for Sir Sidney Smith
to join admiral Duckworth, and sail
with all possible speed for the Dardan-
elles, to act in concert with the Russians
against the Porte and they sailed, in
consequence, on the Goth Of January.
We do not know the amount of the Bri-
fish force. The Russians were stated
to have 25 sail of men of war in the
Mediterranean, on board of which was
a considerable number of troops and it
was expected that in conjunction they
would attack the Dardanelles, and pass
up to Constantinople. In the mean
time fears were entertained for the safe
ty of Admiral Louis, who with small
squadron was, by the last advices, a.
bove ConstantinOple, and who might
therefore be arrested on his return into
the Archipelago, if the Turks should
be aPPrised in season Of the hostility OF
G. Britain.
CANANDAICUA, March 81.
ii orrid Murdcr.-A most diabolical
IaoI .r-oo
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-21

hither from Cracow, and has constant
interviews with the prince of Benevento
ever since the 18th inst. Besides, cou-
riers are daily dispatched to and receiv-
ed from Vienna.
From the Frontiers Of PoMERANIA,
March 6.
To-day we heard aviolent cannonade
from the environs of Stralsund. 1t is
said that the Swedes have made a pow
erful sortie from that citadel. A part
of marshal Mortier's corps is at pre-
sent at Grimme and two regiments OF
it is at present at Griefswald on their
route to Friedland, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
DrnainfD.

IN this town, on Wednesday last, the
the Rev. EDwERD PAysoN, as Colleague
with the Rev Ehjah Kellogg, in the Sc
cond Congregational Society. The Intro
ductory Prayer was made BY the Rev. Mr..
Tilton, of Scarboro'; well adapted and
solemnly impressive Discourse was deliver
ed BY the Rev. Mr.. PsysOn, Of Rindge, N.
H. Father Of the Candidate from Tin.
5th, 22d; the Ordaining prayer was made
by the Rev. Mr.. Kellogg; an excellent &
highly interesting Charge was given by the
Rev. Dr. Buckminster Of Portsmouth the
Fellowship Of the Churches was given by
the Rev Mr. Bradley, of Falmouth and the
concluding prayer was made by the Rev Nj
Lancaster, of ScarbOro' The music was
in the highest stile of excellence, and al
unusual solemity & decorum was observe ed
during all the exercises of the day-Ar5ps
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE,

AN, No. 2, TontJs-RO71,
JONATHAN TUKESBURY, informs hi,
friends and the public that he has taken
the fore lately occupied by Joss9b Crsss, where
he offers for fale large adsrtment Of Boors
and SHOES.
Suwarrow and Top Boots-Suwarrow
Boots at dollars per pair
Gentlenen's Morocco Pumps and Seal
Skin Shoes
Calf Skin Shoes and Pumps
Thick Boots and Shoes
Boys thick and thin Shoes.
Ladies Black Morocco with and without
Heals
MILES Red, Green, Yellow and Black
Children's Bootes and Shoes.
Mifes' Leather Pumps and Shoss
ALso,
Soal and Upper Leather
Wax Grain Calf Skins
Rui1st Boot Tops
Morocco Skins and Seal Skins
Binding Skins aud Boot Straps.
All the above he is determined 70 fell as
cheap as his neighbors. If any of the Shoes
rip the owners are de6rec to return them
and have them mended gratis. (tf) AEg. 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
TO BE SOLD

by order of Court, on Moaday TIE fri aay
- eff Februzry Fexf, AZ y O'clock, noon, the
Real Eilate II C5a,iss BeGack, late of Portland,
in the county Of Cumberland, yeoman, deaeaf-
ed, Being Lot OF Land, with the buildings
thereon, ftuated on the northwen fide of
Federal-arest, in faid Portland, for the pay
ment of the debts due from the easte Of Gaid
decealed EZEKIEL DAY, Adniniltrator
de bonis non on faid elfate.
WILLIAM B PETERS, Aa9'r.
Dee. 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
F1fv Gents Re1vdrd I

INSERTED from the rervice Of his matter,
- on or about the 2Sd Of November, an
apprentice TO the fublcriber, by the name of
William Byats, yellow boy, about IS years
Of age, drelt in iailors' habit, with large
fear on the inltep of his left foot. Whoever
viii bring the fad apprentice to his faid maj
ter will receive the above reward; and all
perlons are forbid employing or truhing him
or my account, for viii not pay any fuch
debts, bur fhall ule every poilibls means Of
recovering damage of any Perfon that may
employ the faid apprentice without proper
authority. From me, L. WEBSTER.
Dee. q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
-
DIED

In England, the Right iRcv DR. VIM.
Mackham, Archbishop Of York, Pfinate Of
rgland.-At Demerary, MIR Daniel
Treadwell, Of P0rtsmouth-At Wash
ington, Mrs. Mary, consort Of 1t Haradan,
late of BostOn-At Lancaster, Mrs. Mary
Willard, widow Of the late Hon Abijah
Willard.
In this town, Mrs Mercy Lowell, aged CT,
wife Of Capt Abner l.. much lamcnted by
her friends and connexions,-Ma aged
9 Months, daughter of Capt Daniel Garland.
DrozuneG Washed overheard from the
ship Frederick, capt. VI, ore, on her passage
to Ireland on the 29th of September last,
Mr.. William Poole, aged Is wears, son Of
Mr.. Abyah Poole of this town an indus
trious young man.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
S1lfs D. aurtiOn.
TAKEN BY EXECUTION,

4 ND to behold At Public vendue, on the
L premifes, on E'edaoflay re tzrsati-tL dgy
IF "a, nary next, AZ one Of the clock in the af-
ternoon, the right in equity Of redseming the
following defcribed mortgaged real efate, 20
wit one quarter OF an acre Of Land and the
Buildings thereon, iituated in Windham, in
the county OF Cumberland, lying or The WEI
terly corner Of lot numbered fix, IN the frG
divifon of hundred acre lots in faid Wind
ham, being the fame properly belonging to
S.ib King, and mor'gaged by him TO A5ygtazy
Aa4,fa.
ELLIS sTANDIsH, D:Pry sseriE.
Dec az
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
THE NoNIMPoRTArION ACT

Between this country and Great Britain,
went into operation the 14th of this month.
at the time Congress passed this law it
met with powerful opposition, and those
losers Of peace, who now direct the destin-
les Of the country could not have fixed on
measure that would have greater ten
dcncy to involve us in war than this. In
terest is the only principle which renders
one nation friendly to another destroy this
bond and treaties will be viewed only as
cobwebs. Ifthis government puts stop to
the commercial intercourse with England,
acknowledgements has she to cultivate peace :
None
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
portlano,
RETENGE .ARRIHED.
Monday, December q, 1907.

@A~~f A~NN ~ ~AAIAAy LDs
On the 18th inst. the U. s. schooner
ReUeHse, capt. Reed, arrived at New
York, in SO days from Cherbourg,
(France bringing dispatches from our
Ministers at London and Paris DR..
Bqlles the bearer Immediately proceed
cd to Washington with them. The of
hcers of the Revenge, report, that
Bonaparte had declared, that there
should be no neutral nations The pri-
waite letters'received by this arrival are
SAID to be silent on the subject.
Mr.. Bo5ydoin, American Minister to
the Court Of Madrid sailed in company
with the Revenge on board the ship A
polio, for Boston.
MR.. MUNROE.
Capt Decost, who was a passenger
on board the ship augustus from Eng
land, for Norfolk, has arrived at New
Bedford. Capt. ID. left the Augustus
On the II inst. and when within "a
miles of Cape Henry, and went on
board coaster and landed at the Vine
yard. MIR Munroe was passenger on
board the Augustus the wind being
talI, IT is probable she arrived at Nor
folk the next day. Without doubt, Mr..
Wunroe is now at the seat Of Govern.
ment.
The Revenge had very rough passage
from France TO New-yOrk-and on the 27th
ult in gale her guns wers thrown over
board
The theatened Proclamation of Blockade
had not been published in London, on the
18th of Nov, But it was expected in the
Gazette OF the next day and it is spoken Of
IN successive papers as certainly determin-
ed on.
A letter from New-york, Of the 18th inst
says information received yesterday from
Washington states, that we shall have an
embargo"
The British Government have issued or.
ders that the Austrian flag shall be treated
with particular respect.
On the 9th inst Congress received from
the Secretary Of war an estimate Of the sum
necessary to support an ARMY Of HIR-
TY-TWO THOUSAND EIGHT HUN
DRED MEN.
The gun-boat bill was ordered to third
reading. II met very spirited opposition
from Mr. Elliot. A motion to appropriate
less for gun-boats, and to build four frigates
Of Al guns, was negatived.
A petition has been sent to Congress from
number of officers of the American army,
praying for an augmentation Of pay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21

HAS for private faIe at his auction room,
4 Fore-freer,
Live Cesfe Feathers, warranted Of The frh
qualities
Bayonne, RufIia, and LiIbon do. by bale
or le(s.
Bed Ticking various prices and qualities
Spaniih Float and Carolina Indigo
A general ahortment Paper Hangings, and
bordering,
SO boxes bef brown Soap.
100 groce gilt coat buttons. few pc. Linen,
A lmall ahortment Cloths, VeIvets, Shifting
Hofery, Royal WeIted ca. .neres, &c. &c. az
the lowell prices polGble
Inlr IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
MfRRIED.

In Charlie stowu, Moses Eastman, Esq Of
Salisbury, IN. H. to Miss Eliza Sweetscr.
In Boston, Samuel ID. Parker, Esq. to
Miss Eliza Mason, daughter ofthe Hon.
iona. Mason.-Mr Jonathan Harrington, to
Miss Lucretia Osgood. Lit James r. Han
ham, (of Fort independence to Miss Fan
ny Dearborn, daughter Of Benz. d. Esq.
In Belfast, by the Rev. Mr.. Johnson, John
Wilson, Esq. Attorney at Law, to Miss
Hannah Leach.-Mr. John Harridon, to
Miss Hannah Brown, all of Belfast
In Poland Mr. Ebene ger Marble, to Miss
Sally Cash.
In this town, Mr. Ebenezer Ellis, 20 Miss
Hannah Wyer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
FOR SALE,

a T Cs5t-EEza5etb, an RLL-FoUSE, 40 by
20, and 20 by Is fset--two years old,
built by a good workman-well fniihed
painted and papered throughout--a good Gel
lar-new BARNARD good we'll and p-mp--
with one quarter of an acre of land. Terms
one and two years credit, for good fecurityt
with interef till paid.---Apply to EZEKIEL
DYER, about l6 rods from the fsrry-ways.
CAPE EEvabstb, De-. IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
London Hats g Sboes.
Iohua Shaw,

INFORMS his friends and cufomers that he
: has received his Fall and Winter iuppIy,
confilting Of cafes Of mems fuper6ne Beaver
Hats of an improved make; cafe Of ladies'
Beaver Hats and Bonnets ] trunk plaided &
patent Kid Shoes ; and large a1ortment Of
ladies', mihes', and children's Morocco Shoes.
Aye-A large a6ortment of gentIemen's
Boots and Shoes, manufactured under his own
infpefion, of the newet falhions, and war
tanted to be Of the frIt quality.
Portland, Oa. 20. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
PRATT & PUTNAM.

Fare erset, 5etzvsez Union 81 Long HBargss.
HAVE for fale, variety Of Back Cannon
a 1 table,, manufactured al their fore,
together with good afortment OF heesEuf-
BOsIi, Of every Description (; and fnall al
iortment of Sflti0nayy-which they offer on
the mott reafonabIe terms.
- Book Binding in all its various branches,
executed with neatnefs and difpatch. All or
ders attended to with punctuality, and favcrs
received with gratitude. De-. IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
TO LET,

ONE half Of convenient two-lfory D-geH
~ i-g- HosJe- accommodated with good wa
rer BY an aquedue--pleaianEly hiuated in
Fe5s,ai.Rrset, near the FEiends' Meeting houie
Inquire At this Office. d.. 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
REMOVAL.

r D. HOPKINS respectfully informs the
j. public thar he has removed his Office &c
the room formerly occupied by Salmon Cbsff,
Efq. and lateIy by TJcnas H,9kia5, jizH, being
the next door 10 the office of the Regiiter OF
Deeds-where- he wlIl be ready 70 receive rhe
commands Of thoie who may with to employ
him in the line of his protection.
Portland De- o. 9zr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
SOFT SOAP.

THE Subfcriber intends keeping confantly
for faIe, SOFT SOAP of good quality
for families ufe by the barrel or retail At bis
Soap-Wo ks, Middle-street, oPpoilte Mr. R,6-
ert BsJ5's Store, Wa. FFNNELLY.
PsrtiaAS, ZEN. 2s' e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-21
NOTICE |

THE friends of R9faA Sanders, a feamanr
who was drowned from the fhip Ed
zuayd, of Portland, on her psfage from Bath
to Liverpool, in September 1906, may learn
where to apply for money due him at the time
he was lo9, on application to JOHN l..
LEWIS of this town. Portland, Dee. Il