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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-20
LuE.ZI...

yI7ILL stand The ensuing seaaoAs d
Wy the following plaeest 10 wit: az
the sign Of the Buck IN Martiusburg, 81
Monday and Tuesday in each week, !. "a
WIN. Grimes's smith shop,on Hokes run.
on Wednesday and Tharsday in eseh
week, and at the sign 81 the green Tree,
in Williamsport, on Friday and Satur-
day in each week, androyer mares n the
reduced price Of 6ye dollars for tho, sea-
son, two dollars for : single leap, and Sc
ven dollars for insuring ! cob. I. 4san
produce . numbered eertiRcaDes to prove
the q1alities Of Lofty as . foal getter. l
shall only iasert one given BY Mr.. Sha-
YER, who owns q mill IN Washington
county, MARYLAND, as fellows 49, -.
March flth, 1904 I DO herebyser.
tify, that ] put two mares % Lofty, and
The colts are much 6ner llian any eolts I
have had from any other Horse, and i
think them the best colts in the peighbour-
hood, and believe him, 20 be d sure foal
eetter. JOHN SHAVER.
LOFTYis q chestnut sorTel, with {
blaze in his face, i upwards. Of sixteen
hands high and well madc,s he q a leass
three forths Of the Arabian blood, which
his appearance and activity viii show.-S.
The season viii commenre ON che lei lol
April and end ON the last Of June. On
the ist day of Sepsemher nextthe money
for the season viii be due, and the insu-
rance when Il Is ascertained that the mare
Is with fual |; parting with the mare for.
feits the insnraace. 1 win procure {
good groom, bps win not be answsFabl.
for any aecidents which may happen te
the mares. D. HUNTER.
March 20, 1907. ~ 81 =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-20
= 1OUNG MATcHLEsS,

XE7ILL stand this season at John
w M'Cleary's Tavern, in MartiIs-
burr. on NJ ondays and Tuesdays, and
on Wednesdays and Thursdays at Hard.
scrabble near Benjamin Fore mans Min,
and on Fridays and Saturdays al Nathan
Trails Tavern, in Shepherd's 8 Towu,.
and cover mares at four dollars the sea,.
son. two dollars the single leap, ar n6E
paid when tie mare il coyered1 tb Be con-;
sidsred IL enea6sd for che aeason,. and
eight dollars 10 insure q foal, but II The,
mare Is parted with, the insurance 10 be
Forfeited, the money for the season 70 Be
paidtie FIRST Of October, and for iinstar.
ance when the mare proves with ioal..
! - YOUNG MATCHL ESSwas got hy
Col IlafWell's Matshlsss, md Match
lessby his celebrated horse Emperor /;
and his dam by Capt. Jacob Vahdoren,s
Old Snap Young Matchless Il an ele-
CANT dapple gray, sixteen and ahaif hands
high, SIX years old this spring, and Is
wen calculated for either saddle or draft.
Young Matches is the property of Mr.
Abrshslh Gorrsb BY whom hewas kept
Iast season.: t,ssi st3fs.5, So tlss5' Z
a good groom Is engaged and striet
attention win be paid TO mares put 10
Mstchless, but no responsibility for acci-.
dents. -, = : -, :, :, Z, 49, =
The season viii ,eommenee the ae,h.
Of March, and end tie Ist Of July next.
81. :. ANTHONY TURNER.
March 90. 1907. z5.-z+:.=5.==---=--
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st From a London paper. Of 22nd u
January received at Ne1U. 7oTt. " -

January received at Ne1U.7oTt. -
- ~. 49, / Owls ELBE, Jan. ?. =
The report of the French having sus-
tanned a severe defeat by the, Russians,
still maintains itself. The engagement
took place between the Vistulae and the
Bug, and the French are said to have
lost 10000 in killed and prisoners.
However this may be, there is no doubt
but the. affairs of the French. in Poland
are in a very bad way. $ nor is it suPpo.
sed by any one that they win be able to
maintain their ground in that country.
By the last accounts from Berlin one
third Of the. FFench army is dangerously
i'll. Murat islso had that his recovery
is despaired Of; and sNspaleon himself
is said TO be seriously indisposed. al,
Private letters from. Koningsburg Of
the l7,h ult state, that her Prussian Ma!
jesty died gfa nervous feyeron tia. day.
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jefferson County, -. h.. -
49,. !. .g.z hi March Conrt, 1907.
ORDERED, that m Election be
NJ held for the purpose Of choosiog
three persons Is OvcrseeTs Of the Poor
for the South district. atthe house now
occupied by Mai. Saunders, In Charles
Town, on Saturday the 2Sth of April
next. and that Carver Willis and John
Griggs, or any, One Of them, do attend
the'same, and rePort.> r.. ST." r.
,,s A Copy. Testes34 /. -
j. 49, GEORGE, HITE, clio. .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-20

y AN away from the subscriber, on
N the 17th Of February last. Negro
Charity, shout 20 years old. dark CONF
Plexion, with wen over her. right eye.
and one joint Of her right big toe cut or
She was seen az Absolem Miller's, j on
the 26th Of February. Any psrson seeu-
ring her in jail or delivering her 70 me-;
shall receive Eve dollars reward. " 3sss
SMITH SLAUGHTER.
Jefferson County, March 20, 1907. /.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-20

Jefferson County, %. 4,
March Court, 1907. T
nRDERED, that. IN Election BE-
" held for the purpose Of choosing
three persons as Oyerseers Of the Poor
for the North district. at Juliana Eek
harris Tavern. in Shepherd s. Town. On
Saturday the ssthef April, and that Wal.
ter B, Selby and Robert Worthington,
or any one Of them, do attend the same,
and report. 3 $50" - -. =
A copy. Te.te, IL -. ;
- L GEORGE HiTE, Gle.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-20

-
Letters from Naiches ffhe 7th altinso,
SAY that Col. Burr's Arrival there had
caused a gredt 5lstle-shat the court had
mo Jurisdiction in his cdse--fhds a grand
jury had been fsund, sohs mot only &C
quilted dim, 6t.s ptesented The Sooern-
a,ent for medd9ing With him. That he
had since made ms escape, and that the
executipe had e1ereda resoard ef 1900
dakiars tor experiencing hin. ~
+ A private letter from Natchez of a
later Date than any heretofore received,
states, that Burr had wrote on to go.
vernon Claiborne to arrest WILKIN
.S0N9us d TRAITORS and inclosed
vouchers to establish the fact. >zy" =
+a3a%}1Westrrn World.
a - h.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
To which ensign Dunninr replied


With peculiar pleasure, in behalf Of
the Brunswick Light Infantry, | re-
ceive from YOU this testimony Of appro-
baton. We hope the ladies, who have
thus honored US, will be gratified in
beholding this standard waving among
those who they can honor for their va
Tor and love for their virtue. Your ex-
preston of confidence in our exertions,
is highly gratifying to the feelings Of a
soldier. We shall ever glory in being
the protectors Of woman and we trust
the daughters Of Columbia, while they
behold their brothers and husbands,
armed il their defence will never know
The insulting power Of an enemy.
As soldiers and as patriots, We are
proud to recognize the names Of those
heroes, who under God, planted the
American standard on The Fortress Of
Independence" and led her sons to vic
tory, liberty, national responsibility and
happiness. Altno cur Washington is
10 more, may lis example and shat OF
his brave associates ever guide the A.
mericaH soldier Should our country
ever cali u3 to her defence, we none
cheeriuhy 20 obey her summons, and
when mid the battles ir4" ibis hag
shall BE uAiurled, we viii remember
the conditions on which we hold IL, and
resolve never "a rcsit~r this standard.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
kILL1zRY.

T Wednesday tie 2Jth ult:rao, The
Brunswick Light frfantry, under the COM
mand ot cant Thomas Estabronk. D4ruded
At An carly hour to commemorate III auirer.
sary anil At eleven received an clepant
HeF Standard from the approving fair.
"A band Of music playing Washington's
March the venerable matrons I'll Tie rc5g.h-
slrhood n sable and the young ladies' in
White uniforms appeared IL front of.4r.Iohn
Swens, End Mss Rachael Owen advanced
a" presented the standard to ensign Rub-
IT ID. Dunning, with the following aL.!.rcss.
"SIR,
A number or ladies, who have had
az opportunity Of Witnessing lie mill
try spirit and correct discipline " the
Brunswick Light lnfartrv, have re-
qaested me to present you this pledge
their appreciation.
The American standard 1~as 0l,rfcd
y the iather CT our country III The For
Fess OF independence. Virtue ana ra-
pr have been its guardians and dcfcnd-
tfs and to its Eagle the greatest ma
soh on the globe has paid a debt Of
homage. Under the benignant con-
violation Of is stars, victory has foand
NtSt In the tents Of liberty, plenty and
peace. That the blessings, transmit
~o US, may be perpetual, NAV every
son Of Columbia initiate that patriot
ISM which has given us the first rank
"a the list Of nations. To the world
our fiSg unfurls the Olive and the Ar
iTw' should any foe assail this favour
- and ' now the last refuge Of liberty,
S y trust ne would find every American
BOSOM glowing with spartan ' Ere ''a !"
save the honors our sires have won
Confident OF the readiness of this ~
hFed band Of volunteers 70 deeand -
American character, we chec1G' Wy
commit to you this emblem ef orr
ni0n' with this injunction # nu-t
ne'er ne polluted by the hand Of an en-
emy' The soldier is wonan's pro,cc-
MI, ~, and iet him remember, She ey-
a.. 10 70 bind The lawr-l on the bero's
I,o~, but never smiles UPON 3 coward
q, - the soldier and citizen emulate - -
f nGlp'es Of Wellington and his 81.
~ NJ = and the liberty Of Gun ,nao 'o,-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

Ff "a, Lbertc, Perkins, of Kennebunk,
for Boston in 5 days-Union, Woodward.
of Bruins wick, for Boston in AT Boni-
vesta, May Is, briggs John Adsms, eff Port
land, and Venus, of Old York
SHIPPING MEMORAEDA
The Washington, Weeks, of Portland.
40 days from Rochelle, has ar. at N York.
Tie Minerva, Savage, Of Portland, fol
Havana, sailed from Rum Fly, abou, The
10Th Of Apul-Capt- 5. lost two Of lis men
At Rum Key with the fever Ey the names
Of Fowlc and Stamford
III American vessels had been captured
BY French Prvateers, at last dates, near
Leghorn.
Capt. Thomas, from " Yarmouth, ar. at
Barbados, previous to st ult. with lumber.
The fore top gallant yard Of the L. States
f'igate Chesapeake, fell and killed two men
and severely wounded several, on the 10th
uit. The frigate lay near Alexandria
A ship from England, with aims, &C
sufficient For Is, 900 men, arrived at Tlini-
dad, latter part Of April.
Markets at Trinidad, May |, were good /;
beef 20 dls.
We learn from Gibraltar, nat tie Ajax
British a, had been burnt by lightning +;
and 250 Of her crew persisted.
An embargo was to continue at Jamaica
from April "a to May To-
The C,re Branch, from Phlla. for Span
ish port, was phindered by French priya-
teer
The lighthouse on Smiths Point, on the
Potomac being shortly 70 be taken down no
light viii appear there for Some months.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
FOR SALE.
10 SELL OK LFi.

\ elegao't and we'll Gtuated HOUSE in
4 Pom ron, with about three acres Of
Land, 'lcuding fine garden, lately owned
hy Hfary J, Knos, Efq. The Houfe is accom-
Undated with barn, fable and outhoules /;
s all built u in lgpfJsIor lyle and now in per
ity and well fenced A man of buiinels will
find this an eligible hand for trading or for
keeping public houie with good neigh
borhood, welt fupplied market, and liberal
terms Of payment. For further Information,
inquire Of MARTIN BLAKE, Of BaP1n, o.
ELIAS FHINNEY, living near the Prcmifas
45sNsfor, JaNs l I6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
6a3etts ship J2flpS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.-lso7.

ttttay, MAJ D..
Arrived brig Equator, Hall, p dag from
Point Petre, (Gaud cargo Sagw, NJ
t1sseg and Cofce, to Lord & Thom4s Spoke
brig Cumberland, Lowell, Of JLis poul, out
10 days for HAVANA.
North .4rrroutI, Mgy IS.
Arrived brig Columbia, capt. Thomas.
IS DAYS from Barb4does-Left there brig
Charlotte, Inger, for GuadaIouPe, same
day-ship Numa, from Ncwyoril for lanai
ca, in 10 days-brig Venus, -, Of York,
for Boston, i'll 5.
Boston, Map %.
Arrived, brig George, Wildrage, Of Port
land, II days FROM IIayanna Lei, briggs
Stranger, Combs, and Retrieve, Wait, fol
Portland, III Is days.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
April Is, in sight Of Bermuda, ship Mo
ses, Of Wiscasset, from Norfolk, for Barba-
does April z, lat 40, ion. q, brig Lizard.
of Bath, fol- Liverpool. IL, lat. 50,
IL, lon II, g, orig Decature, Of Bath, 4.
days from 2durdeaux, for Norfolk.-May 3,
lat, 10, as, lon. GO, sch. Three Sisters, "a
da.S from Wiscasset, for Antigua,-May
-, lat 40, lon. GO, sch Dolphin, Wells, 5
GAYS from KenncbunS, for Grenada.
VESSELS LEFT.
At To-tola, MAY /, bchr. Of and f1r
Pc1ebscot, IN days Selpe.Yras =.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
Dortlatto,

1lon,hy, Ime l, 1907.

An arrival at New York, has furnish
ed London dates to April 81, about
nineteen days later than before receiv-
ed the principal articles ofintel.igence
are given under our foreign head
Peace between England, Russia, and
Turkey is restored.
The HQ. of the French army was
sGii at Osterode. The late movements
Of Massena, and the large reinforce
ments the French are continually re-
ceiyinE, indicate some important enter
Iize.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

OrTIe observations On one Gfie democrat
= ytbreseat4,ives' L4viag 2 BIZ 2fird:c-me'S
found against him, cannot Be admitted. yye
Deem It unfair az sseH as unjust 70 maze a,y
comments iii relation to cause zsAicb .s % y x
.ciae4 y tle !azgs otthe connay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
Sslarr,eN.

IN Concord, Ebcncz-r Adams, ESQ. Of
this town, to Miss Betsy Minot, IF the for
mer place.
II Huntington, II. Edward Kcnnari
jun. 70 Mss Betsy Chsse
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

QCERE ?-Tg II true that lf'. 2. hes
53rr57vea al the STARE ccl9urs 10 Alts!
this day, in order 70 signify 10 tie tub
&c that he EXPECTS shortly 20 5s tisrnishrd
qsi:h plenty IF CASH BY certaia modern
patriots
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

DdrDOur anu NOCKDrldge,
e9f9ftt tie 1.tsranet oBtt, Hcs5sf FJg,d,s..
Fl AVE juit received great variety
Of frefh SEASONABLE GOODS-viz
/ cafe rs and "A Irifh Linens
Fine and common linen Cambricks
A variety Of plain and figured Mullins,
Calicoes,-printed Cambrics
Cling hams,
Silk Chambrays
Cotton do.
Rich cooured Furniturcs
Cambria and common Dimities
Cotton Laces
Black, India, Italian, and Florence Luilrtngs
Coloured Double Florence do
Sarinetts
EIegan: fix Shawls,
Common do
Ladies long and llort Fhglih and French
Silk Gloves.
Long and lhort Kid do
Ladies black, white and fate fix Hore
Gentlemcn's black and white nix Hole and
Gloves
Ladies and CentIemen's black, whice,
mixed, and fate cotton Hoie
Figured Leno Wells
Cap and Handkerchief Patte rs.
Cambria and muffin Shawls
Fancy ELK Hkfs
Red, yellow, brown and blue Panda:yuas &
Madras Hkfs.
200 doz. Tapes from No. IS to q
Gentlemen's Silk Umbrellas,
Ladies' walking-Rick do.
Cotton Kerleymeres, and Grandefills Of va
rious colours
Black Satin Velting
Fashionable London hriped Marfeilles do
Silk and Tabl,y Velvet do
White Canlbricks
Black and other cooured DO.
5ooPieces blue and yellow Nankeens,
India Cottons
Englilh do
Diapers
Gardeners Leather Gloves
Brown Linens
Platillas,
Silk Cotton and Morocco Braces
Spperfne black, blue, mixed brown and REL
Broadcloth
Common do
Real London drelt black Kerfeymeres, Of 4
hyperion quality
Fashionable drab Kerfeymeres
Red, white, buff, blue, and mixed do
Velvets and Veivetteens, etc. etc,
-MJy II Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

Al this term came On the tria, Of Joseph
Doaaoagk, for breaking, entering AMI steal
hg from the Maine 2aak. IN 5a1Iar, last, a
oa.n.ity Of Gold and Silver, amouatin.c to
between tw1nty-s;x and seven hundred do
lsrs he was found guilty, ana sentenced wv
months solitary imprisonment in m -tyi
in this town-aGer which 10 be removed ID
the State prison, AID be confined V hard ia-
Dor for five years, and pay costs Of proselu-
ton. From the behavior and conduct Mi this
man it appeared, that thu Young IL ears,
Ae Is old in iniquity
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
STRAYED from the fubfcriber IL

y I'M I'd IIOHI VIO IuJIOIIOVI IT
Freeport, on the 9Th May, dark brown
MARE, about four years old, a final white
fpot in her forehead, foretoP thort, trois All
had ihoes on each foot when The went away
Whoever VIII return laid Mare, fhaIl oe gen
erouly rewarded and charges paid.
May p. David COFFIN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

sGbreUe Court.

ON Tuesday last, the Su0rcu, Judicial
Con-, -gnmercch us session in this town.
Ills Honor Chief Ius';re Parsons delivered
J, iea-reA and elAqa~t charge t. the Grand
rurr. in which was dis ,llared the genuine
PRINCIPLES of a republican form Of govern
ment-the duty of jurors w2s pointed OFT IN
4 clear and pertinent manHel, and the ma
tl-,e and tendency of the various crimes
w,rs explained AMI commented non. AT
tie close Of the charge, the Jujge, after
Stating the reason & design Of the religious
9nstisutions Of the country, dweit with par
tIc,;lar emphasis on the vast inheritance Of 4
strict adherence to them in the maintain
arce Of a free government and the prcserva.
zion Of TIE pcuce and happiness ofcivil soci-
etv.
From the high reputation Judge PAasovs
has long supported as 2 !aw character, the
public hal formed a correspondent opinion
Of the acquisition lie waul. be to the Court
on his appointment % the bench vet W,
believe everyone that had ~ opportunity Of
witnessing the prompt, able and ,&Enifcd
manner in which he discharged tI'e arduuu3
dutv his station, found their expectations
more than equ4lied.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
Trial gf The Britb Soldiers,
Jun pubIifhed and for fale, at
ISAAC ADAMS's BlokRore,

PRICE SO Cent.
He Trial cf the British Soldiers OF the
4 29th Regiment Of Foot, for the murder
IF five citizens, in Bolton, on the evening of
March 5, 1870, before the Hon. Jultices Of
the Supreme Court OIL the November follow
ing. he mention Of the names of the Coun-
lei employed in this trial, viii render any re-
commentator unnecehary.
C2snsI for tie C,o7vn-Robert Treat Paine
end Samuel Quincy, Elqrs.
CoUHreI -, he Prjlszers- John Adams, late
Prelident of the u. S Mr.. IoGah Quincy and
MIR. Samplon Softer Blowers. 1.re 1, (6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
sSt. 9.ofjn tie t5artist.

pORTLAND LODGE of ANCIENT Ma
SONS will celebrate the anniversary Of
Sir. JeHN the BAPTIST on Wedneldav the oath
of Iule inf. at WaGmgton- Hail, where the
Brethren IL this and che adjacent towns are
respectfully invited TO attend, with Gaita6fe
c!oathmg; as there will be public proce(-
dyn, and an Grafton on the location by
Brother SAMUEL FMERsok, of KeaaebRRk-
will proceed from the Hall at / 4 O'Clock "A.
M.-Iey wder,
JOEL HALL, See'cs
Portland, Jses . 53O7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

QUAR- ?-Was tte firing IN this toxin
81 Saturday list, o7 account Of M. SUI
Yvca's or Mr.. BartIett's success ?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

With consistency, peculiar 70 t'emse.re,
cur democratic Srnaie have chosen tor their
President, NOBLE BAGS DANA, Esq iazo-
Jer; and tor u.lD Clerk, ]. ID. DUSBA8,
ESQ. an,tacv L.zy-r-. And The House have
reelected for their Speaker the Hon Pk-
RFz morton, Esq. aaotAey lc7sjey and for
their Clerk, O. y. >UEAEE, dH0ther iazyyc,.
II the A.tor.ey CcIYlL should be declared
Governor, and Farmer" Lincoln, Lieut.
Governor, sgho are both layySerg, the THING
will be complete, considering how much the
democratic leaders have, Tor many years
past, euyciEhed against laseyeys. These are
very good Comments upon their Text, and
must be proof positive Of their sincerity
70 the good people Of this Commonwealth.
Boston 6 -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
NezU Milcb Co7Us.

FOR laIe three new mich Cows,
any perfon wiGhing to purchafe may fee
them and know the price, by applying TO Ma
pQa.eE Haey, on his farm at Back Cove.
fz7s D.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

CollinS's QuArto nl,ic.
THE SeeOn{ Edition Of this valuable Bible
i Is now competed, and fU7 ia.e It
llaac AdaAo's I}ouk.to,r,
Ne 7, Fge5Rrfa.
T1rs ?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

zbtot .lHert-j James Prince, Esq. cf Dos
ton, Marshal ia Massachusetts District
v:ce Thomson J Skinner, resigned
the Hon. OHvcr E.Lszvorth, ESQ. is sp-
roinDci Chief Judge ofthe superior Court
IN Connecticut
Nat p rs AT Lebanon. Cclchcstec
and Franklin, many families have lrtelv eN-
pcrIenccd heavy losses cf cattle, III cInse-
quence Of having been bitten by stray dogs
~ state Of madness. -CszHccsicl.t Pap
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

PreulertiaI Cardn.atcs "A w7itor in
Charleston paper proposes, that Caucus Of
Membe.s o. Conc .rss should be held To no
inmate a presidential candidate. aud he
gives IS lis list for consideration, George
Clinton, r. X. Li-irgston, q. RDctne,, Gen
Smith, jams Box Inn, 14nss Sa.Liva7, AID
NatAanlek Mucon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
sdfs BY auttion.

To be fold az Public Vendae,
On 7UESDA1' next, ~ IT o'2kck.
A. N. AZ tie D7ucAng-HsgF IF
Charles Stmb6a, e633Ete TIE brick
CbWcb,
CUNDRY articles Of Notwithstanding
= and Kitchen Articles-A quantity of Salt
ed Pork and BAcon-a number Of Hoggi!lead
Shooks-cmpty Oaks, Jugs and Bottles
Pieces Paper-Hangings, &c &c.
AJ6--An excellent MICH COW, ured
to the town' June !.
70 be EH at hnSfion, at the Houf Of
Samuel Pmgr}5, hnbaLder, at Neqo-
glsHoe2fr, "a I"Jday ttr Istb Day
sf 1sole inst
4 Convenient new two i}ory Dwell
ing Hcule, Shop aud Barn with one acre
Of Land htuate near faid Piugre's. al tie lew
er cornar-Credit viii be given On good re-
Guilty.
Po,aauA Jun. !, 8o7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
Wanted,

A quantity of Bricks, Line, Timber, Boards
Z Ceiiar-rocks and Under pining fone, for
the new academy about 10 be ereGed in this
tOwn.-Any perion or perlons dilpofed 10 con-
,'ratt e iuppiy any or AL Of thofe articles are
dehred 70 make their proPolaIs within twenty
days from this date, TO either Of the lubfcriber..
WOODBURY. SToKER,
DANIEL TUCKER.
Portland, Tzae !, 1897.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
lust received, and offered for lale on the
y moh liberal terms for Cath or credit, by
G.. & !. Fox,

No. . 4 S0Hf5 M Long WN1r1,
10 Tons Sweeds, Rufia and PhiiadelphiaAat,
fquare and round Iron
Tons Nail Plates
Calks i'd cd Sd lOd * God Cut Nails
Complete ahTortment Of Philadelphia and
Engliih Caraboofes
Hedge Anchors
Few crates well afortel Ware
Chefs Hyion, Hyion. kin < Souchong Tea,
500 buihels excellent Potatoes
ALso,-A general anortment Of
Ship Cbandiey NavaI St9res, Dnck z
Cordqge.
May IL. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
! to all concerned, thai. he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himielf thetrut
Of Administrator de loais non on the e1ate of
CHARLES HOSS4ACh,
late Of Portland, in the county Of Cum
berIand. Yeonan. deceafed, Gy giving
bond as the law directs-he therefore re-
uue(s all perfons who ave indebted 10 the
faid decealed's eHate, TO make immediate pay
meut and thofe VINO have any demands there
on, to exhibit the fame 70
EZEKIEi. DAY, Ah7Hi qrator.
Portland, MAy Is, 1897. Ghar
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
T. REED,

GT2ES inflammation, tLat, Bs1izS Ials Bis Fur
TItn,f GfprlvaIe iale, tJrre 7eHb Be 10 4uIP5n, or
zYaS P'aP9tf IL . fo,naer adSs,fjcasat. June l.