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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-12
inins, 10000 fox, ! SEQ wolverine, u, 100
musqaash. ZIG. 600 der, 100 elk, and 600

inins, 10000 fox, ! 500 wolverine, q, 800
musqaash. 2l6. 900 der, 100 elk, and GOO
lbs. weight Of castor.
The srade for furs "a. the northwest
coast of America, lis entirely, or almost
'enl,rely, in the hands'ofshe ciaizens Of the
~. States. India and & hina* are the Pla.
sces Of sale for the fnrs, and il proves q
lucrative branch or commerce. Il is she't
this trade might be shared with Brush
subjeets. Oar Canada fur trade is prohta.
bic, as also IEat Of the tindsOn'y Bay Cvm.
rsny. ss
Il Ia The island Of Cuba there Il neither
'growp wheat, elves Or ines Livery ar.
ticle Of eloashiag IS brought from EUROPE,
There aosbeins aslnsir manntactuTy u any
kind in il. In 1892 there we're exPer,ed
20, Spain SO oo0 cwt.f Of tobacco besides.
tina, eonsu me In the ccsnsry and IN Afnrs
RIGA. Z he export Of wax that year amount
ed to 10000 cwt. Bees have only been,
in.rodsced INTO Cuba since the yer 1854.
After the peace Of Versailles, when Fiori-
dawas eedrdto the English. some families
came over from ST. Augustine. and bro's
some hives With ikvfn, and 10 q silost time
they encresesd SO much ina. the sQgu
plantations became endangered
There were forty sail Of Americas ships
10 China last year, who took from .henes 4 /
to, America, from eigh' 50 ten thoasaud
tons oftea, great part os whoa tau III rs {
way to Europe. Canton Is full of Amrri
can adveniurers, many Of whom retire with !
large fortunes 10 few yeare-shere are at
least dozen who have been residfnls for
"a year or two aud have altsady rsslised
considerable sum
There are six hundred sugar mills ia The
Island OF Cuba, iFasn these including
what is consumes IN sbe eoun,rvs nlort
then FIVE hundred thousand cwi<sf sugar
was exported 10 Europe. In .his islaad
there is rot one naeigabse river, ouly sn,s i
rsyulets and streams, there arr li8 lakes,
Which contain Ssh, there is abundance u
sursls en- the coast,
Loaaoa Peter 4
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rse foilow;ag dsy the iieet weighed

The foilowisg iay the aeet weighed
H. 'sor and preceded 70 the D-fdsoelles-
The asS,: preparations Al Coostaa'inople Con- C,
- r,nh -xsrsordiaary activity. 1'hs
,s s.ssh and Spsnish ambassador fofshsrsd
81. : +, their assistance add advice. Inc
NJ pa .iauior's councal was made Psrma.
ss Ga the evening ct the lst March.
|shs, the English minister departed w'sn
n. asss, the nesoelations were suspended
| M English bad s,li then waited 70 VAN lor
s;oforssmcnss from the Black Sea.
The no Sber Of Turks VINO took Up
.-ns il ConstantinoPle and i.sviciaits g.
!. ano,ed 20 100. COO. Public order was not
!. ,hrl least disturbed 10 that city. Ihe
c !. !, Ssigaior had nos shown the slightest
ss,.si.ion 70 Leave the place shsd been
s,lsel, asserted.
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heir former governments to oppose with
all their might the entrance of The enemy
into their territory. II is we'll known how
much The exer,ions Of these Calsblians,
headed by cardinal Ru6o, contributed 70
the Subsequent expalsioa Of the Freach
from thr.kingdon.
I" We take no note Of Tine, but from Its
loss" was the exclamation of an elegant Po-
ct. Tine like mighty stream which majes-
tically rolls its waves to theso ocean, Is has.
tia bringing all terres rial things to aclose.-
The regular succession of the seasons, the re-
turn of day and night, the strokes of the clock,
and the beating pulse, alaunite in the cont1r-
nation Of this solemn truth. Man like an
anxious Chariottecr. ardent to reach the goal,
presses rapidly from the cradle to the tomb
Or, like traveller, who ascends some tow
ering eminsncc, that he may discover the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-12
June IL
PUBLIC SALE.

On TUESDAY, 10th, 1astant,
AT O'Clock, P. N. will be offered for sale ca
the premises, on a credit Of nine, twelve.
s and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
with approved endorsers-
A valuable Lot Of Ground, ST.
tuate on Patrick and King-streets, and bind
ing en the ferrner 100 feet, and Oh tic latter
AZ feet. 4. three story brick house has been
erected. on this property which is at present
in an unfinished state within. 1t binds on
Kng-street nearly opposite to Dayey Davey's.
Fer further particulars enquiry may be made
Of the aubscriper, befare, or on the day of
sale. :.
J. H. Hoee.
FIRE 10 II
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FOR SHE,

THAT BEAUTIFUL SEAT;
.CITUATED on the banks ofGreat Iirar'
~ ing Greek, called Rural ffHcits, itF
merly swned by MIR, John Duff. 1t is vi pre-
sent rented for one. ear, for the sunrcf cne
hundred and fifty dollars, rescrying ti-s ilghs
ofpossessien at any time during the above
term, on giving one months notioe. --fof
terms apply to RICHARD LEWIS.
Aprii az 60
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GAazac'ey Of the Cala6ria,s.

The Cslabriaas are araee ba barous, vili
and ,revsnetfal 10 the extreme. Such is
their unsocisbIe disposition, tina they pre-
fer living in open az ke The savage -
They pursue their eueTies 10 ;hs eusle
ea,i.ps,ioa ct their families, not even spars
;ro th~ Infant at the breast and their haired
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Fer 0afe ar .r'uDilC g1gsxt..,,s,

Fer oiie ar .fuDHC z1gsCllv,,, p
IN EEsJ
On Saturday, tie twentieth day Of tie pressrt
nonth. at O'clock, 7Aas Y:1aa5ie Ptaster-
~, on Was ingten street, near KING street.
& a CREDIT CT 4, 10 & Is months will be
IN given, an,ithe property divided into lots
to suatsthoss inolinedto purchase.
John Gadsby.
> June IL dts
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FOR SALE,

II NEGRO MN, about IS years ofage,
N who has. been. brought up as body Sell
want to single gentleman, is. good 0stiel.
is well acquainted with all the duties Of q
house servant, and has served regular ap,
premiership to barber, and is now "a very
good one-He is remarkable for bis honesty
and the goodness of his disposition. For iuls
Their particulars apply to the PR4ATRs.
May g.. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-12

On the 18th Of April, unanimous votes Of
THANKS passe both houses OF the BRUSH par
liament to general Acnmuty, admiral otir-
ling ana the sihcers, soiaiers, and seafnen,
employed in the conquest Of Mente- vledo.
EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON .GAzETT e:
! Douasug sfrses, 1Narch II, so7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
TUST PVBLKSREn.

TUSI' PUBLISHED,
A ND for fale by ISAAC AD.4AfS, No. >
a Fiih-Greet, the
lIijerieS Of Human Life;
or the groans of Sazsssg Seejsfvr, and Tiu.Ot5y
7tGy. With few fuplementary Gghs nom
MIRA ztEy-In twelve dialogueV
CONTENTS.
Dialogue I Introduction Of Mr.. Samuel SEN
ftive and MIR. Timothy lefty, to the read
er's acquaintance.
2. Miferies of the Country.
Mileries Of Games, Sports, &c. and Of Do
meltic arts and recreations
Miferies of London
Niileries Of public places Of entertainment
Miferies of Travelling
Miferies Of Social Life
Mileries Of reading and writing
Mifenss of the Table, &c.
Miferies Domei6c /; including the DreGfns
room and bed chamber
Mileries Perlonal, or of the body
Niferies Mlcellaneous
ApfH I9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
95onitor..~.N9. n.
THE PREACHER.....No. 5.


Ns Dies: tIon zpeH to b. angry f. tie gourd %
"INGRATITUDE, (says ar apocryphal
wiiter) IS crime so shameful, that the
man was never vet found who would ac
knowledge himself guilty oft" Nltwi n
standing the universal adherence ID which
this detestcd crime is held, every days his
rory gives Us glaring instances Of the com
nilsson OF 1t ami We generally find that
those who are most clamourous about il,
exhibit tie lcast OF II ia their lives
The Prophet, Jonah, although possessed
Of many ministerial gifts and graces, and
although he was distinguished as being an
instrument in the hand Of God, Of saving the
inhabitants IF Nineyah from destruction,
yet he exhibited through bis whole life, a
remarkable instance Of human dePrayity
All the end Of his mission TO Ninevah, ne was
exceedingly angry because the Lord was
pleased to turn away his fierce anger, and to
hear their prayers, and accept Of their re-
pentance. " So .1oHdh 7rent oRt Oh The eastern
site ofthe ci5, and baiided him a 59oth, and
SAT there to see zghGf miPht Ssc0me If tie CITY "
But here he found fresh occasion, as ha
thought, to repine at his God, because he
had suffered the gougd t0 wiLner which had
hitherto oyershad0we1 him. 8 Ind Cad said
xato 19nah. Doest thou zreH 20 be angry for the
gouy1 ?" In answer 70 this question, IL
seems he PfesuyntuOusly justified hmfelG
rather than MS maker, and with all the arr
rogance 81 tie Pharisee he replied, 8. -
wei to be aa2ly epea INTO death" The same
repining sg.rIt is still to be found among the
present generation. The unnumbered mer-
cies slowcred down upon US, ought to ex-
cite 3ur wUTnest gratitude, but 50 far from
il, that We are ready 20 call f5od's WIS un-
just, if 4i5 act oi MS providence does MT
exactly correspond with our whimsical fin
cies
20 one part, one lit part we dimly scan,
through the dark medium of LIES few
IRISH dream
Yet dare arraign The whole stupenduOus
plan,
elf bot that little part incongruous seem.''
This vicious principle discovers itself al
every trivial disappointment, III lamentiag
IS destiny, and repniag at the coed fortune
ofothers. 1t lessons our pleasures, adds
pognancy to our Affections, embitters our
whoie life, ARD TO sum J up, il Ccbsses the
man, and spoils the christian. Nearly II Y
TO these murmurers II providence, are those
who do not acknowledge the bcElht they
receive, hut scenic disregard every occur
renee, and preserve a Stoical indifference
al every diSpensation These are mostly
vain philosophers, very subtle arguers, and
great ressoners from cause and effect =
But they are generally proud, arrogant
and selfconeeited, and their charactcr i
truly despica5ie. 4 D 7ty scul, came ivy t5o,,
sntO tRsv score. zafo fhr Assembly mine han
CIR b. tkgz T0g lritsL"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
.poftg.
TIE PEASANTS SLEEP.

SWEET IS the Peasants sleep
Sweet. If b. toll ne earn his bread
2Ie knows not hall tie care and dread
which agitate the rich mans mind,
Aid make AIM watch and " scp;
Bot casting sorrow 60 he wand,
Sweet IS TIC Peasant Sleep
Refreshing ale his dreams !
No t,.atahznig scenes 0t wealth
Mock him, psssess,l Uf ease ard heath,
He fears not Rinrdercgs- Storms nor nae,
The rich mans aigltly themes
But Innocence and Peace inspire
Hrs light and pleasant dreams.
And when the cheerful morn,
The watchfnl cock procLaims aloud,
Kight ifs MS slon hes. As cloud,
Reflected by tic noou-day sun,
On wings Of get IS bonj
no headache veils in mantle dun
The Peasants happy morn.
Goddess of sweet repose 7
When toll invites my limbs 10 rest
With thy warm prnions shield my breast
Breathe through ay lips u'y kindest
My wiling eyeiIds close, dreams,
And As tie Peasants slumber seems,
Re such my sound rePose.
Land. Pap
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
EO,IirY OF REDEMPTION.

Iaksi By Erecuti5H and to be )6H 81 PIT
lie 44"tlion, on Wednejaay tie fwen-
fIef5 day Of Hay next at tzU2 81 the
cisck, p. N. at the b2gS cf David
Owen, Lan5sider in Br7ns7Uick
A l. the right in equity of redemption,
which 11gfsf Eaton, Of faid Brunfwick has
10 aud to The following Mortgages real eflaie
f,uated near the fails. in faid Brunfwick,
bounded ~ follows -
Northeaa and Southwardly BY Lard Of John
Duning, Wei by land Of Abraham Toothaken,
c9ntsining fifty acres.
sLcoAiB JORDAN, Dssaty S5ers.
~-irt, AfrH ~, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
Charles & Tohn Fox,

10. 4 q 5, South fl. Lozg- WBa,f,
HAVE JUST RECEIvED,
60 Bbls Wilmington Tar
70 do do Pitch
70 do d. Turpentiue
&c do do RoGn
10 Do black and bright Varnilk
70 doz bea Sewing Irvine
So bolts Ravens Duck
10 Boxes dipd Candlee
10 do No. Chocolate
2 tons Sheathing Paper
Kails-au kinds
Bar and mild Lead
Kedge Anchors-C aInboofes
Aziaruth, Amplitude. B.ais < Wood Com
pades
Sheasliing Copper
5000 Iron Block Bufhes-all lzes
Pants ground IN Oil
Together with complete afortment OF
Sbib-Cbaadlrg a9d G0r izgs
AL which rhey OFF, % the mOn reafonabIe
germs. (6wl Aflrtb 50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
Dancing Scbo5(.

BY M. LIE BEL. DE MARGNT,
TT7HL be open at Columbian HALL tHe
w goth init.
Days and HAIRS fay TtafbiEg
On Mondays for the Mhiies,
On Tueldays for the Gentlemen ana
On Saturdays for both Mifes & Gentlemen
The School will commence Al O'Clock r.
NJ. ill 3 o'clock Id the evening.
TERMS,
Per garter, giving 24iehonsi 8 dollars
M lie Bel wiihcs to know before the zoth
inf. what encouragement he can meet "i'ns
having fome expectations of another ichoois
IA The cafe Of DISAPPOINTMENT IN this.
F6yH III.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
I'd LET.

a farm, together with handforne and con
: venient two ltory Houle, and al other
buildings necehary for tavern, ftuated in
Gray, eighteen miles from Portland, at the
forks Of feveral roads, leading through the
counties of Cumberland, Oxford and Kenne-
beck, 10 almof every direction, rendering
faid farm the mon central ftuatien for pub
lie houie Of any in the diftrict Of Maine, be-
ing the fame prerniles which Martin Thaxter
lately occupied as Tavern-An immediate
poileilion gwen by applying at the Office VI
the fuhlcriher, Fiih-areet, Portland
NATHAN KINSA1AN.
l5rI I3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
Henry Smith & Co.
10. 4, MaIy5 RotU

4
No. 4, Aa.6y's RorD.
LAVE iut received and now offer for fale,
a large and fashionable aGortment Of
GOODS, fuitable for this and the approach
ng fealon, viz.
Drab Net Muffin
Spider Lace do
Fancy Piquet do
American Net do
Spotted Piqnet do
Veined and fancy do
Yeined ltrip'd do
Jappand lpotted do
Honey comb do-Jappan book do
Japan do-SPrigd book do
Plain do do
Plaid Silk Chambray do
Silver gray 90
GA "a Cotton Cambricks
Linen do-Cambric Dimities
An elegant ahorrment OF Engllh and
French Thread and Cotton Laces
Black SILK do
Ladies and CentIemaus Fnglifh and
French white, 1ate, and blk. Silk Hole
Blk white and Qate Cotton do
Miles do
"A great variety Of silk, Carabric and NIuf-
lin Shawls
Fancy bordering for Gowns
Coloured Crapes-GinghanS
A large afortment of Calicoes
Neweit pattern farnature do
Cotton Cafimeres-Grandrilis
ERglilh Nankeens
Printed Velvets md Jeans
Blk fix Velvets-Fancy do
Blk. and purple Tabby do-QuilIings
Blk purple and fate Cambrics
Ladies long and fhort French and Eng
iilh fix Gloves
Gentlemens white and coloured do.
Extra long and fhort Kid do
Fancy fix Hdklfs.- BandanEa do
Barcelona do--Bordered Cambria do
Linen Pocket do
Velvet and Eelveteens-Fancy do
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
LuteRrings and Sihchaws
Modes aud SattirS
Silvered, Silk and Cotton Cords
A and rs Linsns-Shirting Cottcns
A large ahortment Of Hair Combs
silk, Cotton and Leather Braces
Cahimeres and Broad Cloths
India Cottons at an extreme low price,
S5'e 5J'e.
Abra6 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
RanAzUay

FROM the fubfriber al II dented Appren-
tice by the name Ct MIL W Tal7a~, about
twenty years old, 5 feet 10 :hecs high, dark
complexion; had on whenne went away, q
brown Jacket and black Pantaloons; whoev-
er viii return faid runaway TO his matter
lhall receive ten Cents reward and no charg-
es paid thofe who harbour or truR him will
fufEer the penalty Of the law.
ALPHEUS FIELD.
Falmouth, NaycB go Ii. o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
CaHcoes.
T. 81 A. Vinton.

i. g n. NlDtOns
HAVE Jua received and are now opening
a I 200 pieces, fupzrfne and Common Cali
Goes, purchafed at Auction for cath, which viii
be fold cheaper than can be bought Of any
"R.ARE SPORTER" whatever.
3 Chefs Hyfon, 3 do Hyfon- Kin,
9 do. Souchong Teas, which will lie fold much
lower than their ufual prices.
.f6I1 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
More Rare Sporting,
OR, The Cheap Store Rsv5veG =!

John dix,
HAS taken the Store No. 2 Elm
R,ess, nearly oPpofte the late hand of
OUINcY 81 DIx, where he is new opening
for iae q handfome aflOrTHent Of SPRING
GOODS, essEfMg #
Superhne and common CallcOes
PRINTED Cambrics
A Printed undrels'd Ginghzm3
Cotton Cam5rics I'll qualities and wedths
Silk Chambray Mullins
Printed undrefse cambria Muffin
Crecian Robes new article, VERY slsgant)
Variety Fancy Mullins
Cambria and commCa Dimotiss
cafe "a Linens
Furniture CopperPIates
Six Stockings, various cOlors
Six Gloves DO. do.
Habit do.
cafe Thread Laces
2 cafes fashionable BonnsB
Buff and fancy colored Shawls
Gown Trimmings
Fashionable Ribbons
Black, PLUMB and Gate cOlored Luarings
Silk and tabby Velvets
Cotton Balls, and
A great variety of India Cottons,
remarkably low-with great variety Of 9TH
or articles 100 numerous 10 mention in an ad-
vertilemeAt. The above Goods were purchal-
ed entirely with Cath, and will be fold by re-
tail As low as the ulual gholefale Bolton pr
ceS. This may indeed be called Rare Sporting,
TO make favng Of from 5 TO 90 per cent or
amount Of purchafes. Thoie who may with
TO ilPpiy themfevss with any Of the above
Goods, have now fine opportunity.
IbrIl g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE proprietors Of Union Wharf,
are hereby notified that the fri aiief-
ment of one hundred Dollars IN each fhare
becomes due,aDd payable the fire. s,onday in
May nezt, and rnleis paid to the fubfcriber
at that time, 70 much Of faid deIinquents flares
will be io.d at Public Auction, as will pay tlse
fame, together with charges of fale.
DANIEL TABGR, Coile.ssr.
Portland, 9Th Mo. 6, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20

GAME into the inclofure of the fub-
fcriber dark red Mare, with white
iiupe in the face, and one white foot, trots all
had halter about her neck the owner may
have her again by proving property and pay
ing charges. dLPHEUS ELELD.
Fsls7syf6, derE 6,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
TO THE PUBLIC.

IT is with much concern that we find our
ielyes 60 involved as 10 be under the ne
oeisty 70 flop payment We hereby inform
cur creditors that we have thought It our du-
ny TO iecure our Endorle-s aad Bondlmen,
which we have done. TIE remainder or
cur properly and debts due US, we are will
ing % put into the hands Of an agent, or a.
gents appointed by orr creditors for that pur-
poiei and for them TO employ or difpofe of il
70 The hca advantage. We greatly fear, thar
from he many Iefes and other circurfance.
that we fhall not have fufEcicnt property to
pay all the juf demands againG Il. We
Therefore Mon earneltly requelt our creditors
not 20 commence Law-fuits agaIntl rs which
may create much expence, aud that nra E.
vGntually come oct Of OR creditors.
As we are delirous to do every thing IN
our power for their benefit, we viii give up
aud endorie over all our property aud demands
fcthe agents that may be appointed as afore-
laid, oncouditiouthat our endorfers and bond
men be tirG pad, aud the remainder to n.
divided among our Creditors in proportion to
their relpeetive demands.
JOHN TABER e SON.
FcrtLlnl 4 no. Is, 8O7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20

10 The Hon5rabls 1afice5 Of tx Cart Z
C1n1m5n Plea, b5l.4ey7 at Portland
in and faf i5e tomty efCa4 'srland'
on The fit TUESDAY u 4Narcb, ~ IL
1867.
THE petition Of Hannah Rulcll, widow }
4 William 1lue, woman aud Suianoahv
his wife all Ut Northymmuu.h, IN l-id coun-
~, humbIy fhewe,h, that thcy are iNersiied
with the heirs Of Ioicph BROWN, and 'he heirs
Of EphriAm Brown, Of iaid North-Narmonth,
yeomen, decealed, in the following deicribed
fract Of Land conGlting of upland, high and
low ialt marih and fats. ground ii,uEe IN
faid EorthyarmOulh--bouu by Cuuuzens
River, ROYALS River, tract u uPiands
marll,, aad flats, called Wolf 5 Point
land which John Lawrence conveyed 20
William Buchanan, Eiq. and upland, mafih,
and hats belonging 10 Asa Lewis sald tract
containing. III tie whole, about one hundred
and fifteen acres-and your petitioners .fe de-
firous of having their respective ilrares fet of
and divided from tile ref, by metes and bouneS
that they may hold the fame in leveralty, ac-
cording to their interef therein, to wit
the faid Hannah RufeH, as proprietor, one
eighth part Of the whole Of iaid tract ;--aDd
the iaid William True, and Suganna, his wife.
in her right a. proPrietors Of one third part
Of feven eighth parts of the whole of laidtract.
Wherefore your petitioners pray that partition
may be made of Iaid tract and one eighth
part thereof fet OF 10 TIE iaid Hannah Rufell
and one tktrd part Of tire remainder If iaid
tract ret OF To the iaid William True and
Sulanna his wife, in her right, 70 hold IN fever
alty, respectively, according t. the aaiute In
fuch cafe made and provided And asin duty
bound, viii ever pray
BY ELTSKEA r. CUTTER.
Attorney to the petitioners,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
GsaG Seed.

GraJJ Seed.
HERDS Grafs and Clover Seed,
for faIe by JOHN PRICHARD, South
end
AE1ytb rs. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
Attorney to the petitioner:

Ht a Cart Of Cannon Pled5 tlr The
County Of CumbsyLar1, tgm and
b9idsH at Portland, ia Eai4 c3s+ay on
the 1f5f Tuesday 81 4Nafn5, u, D,
1907
on the Petition Of Hnuah RuHeIl, ana
Others whereof the foregoing is copy-The
Court Order, That The petitioners c1uGe the
Eeverzl perions interefted ID ,h- Ellztt, there
in mentioned, 10 he notified Of the fame by
caudng a copy Of f4id Petition &of this order
thereon to be publiihed nthe Portland Caz-
cite, three week. fnccelsiveIy the lait publica-
ton To be At Ieait three weeks before Tie third
1uelday Of Jane next, that they may have OPP
portunity To appear at the Court Ok C0mmOl
Pleas, then to be holden at Portland, within
and for the fad county Of Cumberland, and
make their exception to,the Iad Court's grant,
ing the fame
AtteR- SAM. FREEMAN, c.cr6.
APrR 8.
HE commIioners appointed ~ Gle Hon.
X Samuel Freeman, Elq Judge Of Probate
for the county Of Cumberland to the eilate Of
JOHN LAM,
late Of Windham, ia iaid county. veonln. de-
ceaicd represented inlolytnt hereby give
notice thar they viii attend 70 receive and ex.
anime Tie claims againa the laid cnare, a tie
late DweIting-houie Of the deceafed on the
shird Tuelday of May next, and the thiri
Tueldsy Of Augui next and the iirl Tueidsy
in October next.
PAUL LITTLE,
ELIJAH KENNARD.
WisdSe1, AP,H IS. 1897.
THE fubfcribcrs having been duly
appointed Commi1ioners on the enate @
SETH ROGERS,
late Of Freeport, Woman, deceaied,
Represented inioIvent, hereby publicly notify
the creditors to faid e@ate, that tx months
from the 4th day Of May next, are allowed
them to bring ini& prove their clairns-8l that
fad COmmiihoners will attend at the dwelling
houle Of hE7rk REsys. IN faid Freepurt, for
the purpole Of receiving and examining
claims aglinlt faid efate, On the frt Monday
Of May next, and tie Eve following months
from ] to O'Clock, T. NJ. each day
SAMUEL HYDE,
NATHAN WESSON, -'1''ll5'''e .
4 eePort, fbr1 Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
DANCING SCHOOL,

Mr.. SMITH, informs bis friends
in this town and its vicinity, that his
day School for teaching Dancing, will COM
mence on Wednesday the 9th of May next,
az his new Hall, opposite MIR w S. Quincys
in Cheinut-Street, where he win lnhrucs
y ing Ladies and Gentlemen, in the newell
Cotilions, Contra and Fancy Dances.
Portland, AerH 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
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