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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20
SaIftte Ship efWs.
PORT OF PoRTLAND--lso7.


PORT OF P0RTLAND--lso7.
Tas'1ay, Jnly IA
Arrived brig Emely, OHsard, l6 days from
Trinity, Mart. Lett feb Fame, Smith, for
Salem in days---brig Success, Phippin of do
up the Main-yard Of a veGeIl fuppoied to be
$50 tons.
Friday, July II
Arrived hip Frederic, Moore, so days
from Bonavilta-- Cargo, Salt to l.. Weeks and
ion,
Saturday, July 10.
Arrived feb. Ann, capt Durham, 6 days fr.
Charleston, S. C.-[Cstt D. osyy politely FIR
njigs+al rva5 C5a,l49oH PqPey5 10 t5e lItB i3F-
TIER contents baVe been antieiPlttdl
VES5ELS LEFT
a, Portfmouth Eng May %, Jane, NJ In
tolh-At Copenhagen, brig Mary ;M'LeIlan /;
18th at Antwerp, North Amerlca-At Ha-
vana, July I'd, flip Portland, all Of this port.
VESSELS SPOKEN
June 7, lat 4s, long. %, brig Jane, Of
Portland, % days from Charieiton, for Ii 7er-
pool. Same day ihip Sally, of Bath, ~ days
from Charlelton, for Liverpool.
SHIPPING MEM9RANDA.
The lan Norfolk and Philadelphia papers
fate, that bu6nels Of every kind had been
lufpended Gnce theattAck on theChelapeake /;
and that commercial operations would not
recommence until the relult is known The
". York Price Current f4ys From the IN
fetIed.ffate or our affairs at p-sient, il IS i'm
pofible to fl on the rate of iniurance"
The Britifh are capturing Danfh veTels, in
the W. Indies trading 20 and from SpaniGh
ports.
The committee Of Aiesandria B4ve ,eeoznendkd %
TIE ~.'ebl"f' Of baf place, ygLpesGs" IF BE eon-
7eref Of the Pofo74e, far t5ePratHt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20
TO BE SOLD,

TEN, twenty or thirty thOnland acres Of
land par Of the tract granted by the
Gate of New Hampfhire to Dartmouth Col
lege, lying parity on Connecticut River, aud
bounced partly by stuart-Town, in the coun-
ty Of Grafton.
The above thirty thoulsnd have been fur
veycd and laid out INTO lots Of about two hun
dred acres each. Roads nave been cut through
the tract and forne Br1ges erected; there are
fome excellent Mil leats on.the land, and
the whole tract is Of the fri quality
The Map an Fied-B Book made by the
prelent iurveyer, is fled in the Regiler's Of
fee Of the county Of Grafton. New HamP-
fibre.
VeGels or Wen India merchandise will be
taken IN payment for the whole or part-if
fer part, liberal credit will be given for The
balance, with intercff, well fecured on the
land or otheiwite. For further particulars
apply 10 JoHN WADswoRTH, at Portl aud :,
Maine, or JAMES SAVAGE, Attorney at Law,
Bottom. july 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20

tvc arc HAPPY to find accounts from NOT
i. .,.aav =. moe pacific appearance.
80 g. s,;r;ted conduct Of the citizens Of
L.,,.a,,oh. has convinced the British
VI" w. that they are not to lie frighten-
eoAln.b, ,lregt7 or attacked with irnpunity /;
al ,he commodore, by hls apologies ap-
- 20 be sensible oft.
an qazcwcn, tho bearer q tie Mayor Of
1',fu.,s Letter 70 Com. Douglas, was
-; ~ writer III one 81 the public
80 ofihat city, with having acted under
i f.....,r. attachments, affected moderation,
Iosl fa,r" because he stated that lie
al al rsrriyed and returned . courtesy in his
-; ~ with British Commodore. Mr.
4 i L;s reilly published IN the Herald, pro.
,.,-c.s I'LL writer, (whucver he may Beg
,,t,,.y.,,,or and Scot--rel and tWthcr
statCS ,
b. 80. order IT the magistrates OF tins bo-
-I.qb for tha purpose Of bearing aietter
,n M MAYOR 20 the Buusl Commander
,,le there held conversation withhim
.be substance Of winch | communicated in
wriiing Immediately UPON myIeturn, to The
y. s'drnt u tie UMted atateS, the govern
y c.tats statc and thc Mayor IF this corpo-
r.,i5l, adding such observations rs deem
~ pertinent or usctli nothing occurred
Will ,ye,s oG board which could wound
she fceLngssot any American ) on TIE cen-
,rary, duFug this whole, pcriod, ! received
from i'.e Ttttsh commander, and from Ill
his officer, as much polteHess rs any gen
.!e.nar oomd expect, when cndeovored to
rccirr1cNc, by conducting myself with that
proper civllty, which every man who calls
himself gentleman ought on all occasions
. observe.
If obcdc7re 10 the officers q the laws,
flelitc in the execution ofth-ir wishes, and
dcccucy ofuePortment, constitute IN offence
sn guilty But if III these there Is no i'm.
proPriety 81 conduct, l again proclaim as a
elandcycr and Villain, him who has used
81 C0wud., effort to traducc me, for do
IN thes mach, and thus much only.
July 8, 1877. L. w TAZENVELL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20

Nov landing from fchr. Hiram, from Al
y bany, and for fale by J BARNARD,
No 8, L0rg-Wb1,h
1900 bulhels Yellow Corn
SO barrels mefs and prime Pork
100 90 Rye Flour
Mels and No. Beef, in half barrels,
AL0, in Sire,
80 crates Liverpool Ware
Liverpool Salt
10 Hhds. Rum
Pipes Of Brandy and Gin
80 chefs Sbuchong Tea
10 do. Hyion do
1000 White-Oak Shocks, with heads
With a general afortment Of
Engl)B and VET India G90ds,
wholefaie and retail. Jry 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20
Garrten,

At Sturbridge, MIR. John Parker Reynolds,
Of Salem, N York, Editor Of the Washing
ton Register, TO Miss Rebecca Newell,
daughter Of Gen. TlmOthy Newell, OF the
iUrmer place.
At Bangor, John codfrey, ESD g HamP-
den, to Miss Sophia Dutton, OF the former
place.
In this town, Mr.. Peter Thomas, mer. 20
Miss Sally Lord.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20

a letter from Richmond, dated July s, fays,
SHAVE lcarcely any news to communicated
eep; q circumaance italed 70 have taken place
in Alexandria. A geotleman jut arrived from
that , ace, informs, thar at town meeting
held before he came away, three or four per
fons were thrown out of the Court houle
window, FOR oppahng fome Of the reiolutions
Offered at the meeting"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20
For BOSTON.

In THE Sloop JFNNE'rT, FLIjAH
&&aA BREwER, Matter, now lying at
!srst2-Ssf Long-Wbasf having good accom-
Y.4rss.sy1sAs,Nxx9 nodatiOns for Gentlemen or La
Gsses@ssss7Sg dies, intends falling once week.
For freight or paGage, apply to the Mailer on
board. POrflGad, JEy 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20
Cram q Atherton,

4MIDDLF-S7REFv,
TTAVE received, in addition to cir for
4 / mer allotment, Twerty Packages of
h.1NLI" GOODS,
by the Romeo from London
ANO4G wHICH ARE,
Several truaks tioiery, IT every def-ription
Some ladies and gentlemcn's elegant ln-
dian clock 10
Several cafes of. Book Muffin, trnEks OF
Ribbons, Ladies elegant Silk @hawls,
IaG,e, Spartan Dreis and Muitd Greeian
Robes. ionfe made UP
FAlren worked Sh~wls, &c.
Ine above goods will be fold by
the Package or piece only
- 10 Sogd. eaa be cid 70 Jaaailie!.
<PrH 81 Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20

ALL re-fons who are indebted TO The fu5-
n lcriber, either by No,e or BOOK account,
are requened to pay the fame within thirty
days or they will be left with an attorney for
collection SALLY GOTHAM.
Portland, jay 90, 1907
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20
Ne70 Sb9e and Leather Store.

Simeon Pratt,
2 ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
~ the public in general, thar he has taken
Store on INCRAHAMs WHARF, next door a.
bove Mei-rs. Thomas Foriaith x %. where
is now open and ready for ale,
Mems thick and thin Boots
do do d. Shoes
Boys do do do
WomeL's morocco ana leather DO
Mlhes' and childrens do
hL6--Harnefs Leather
Skirtng do
Birdie do
Meats do
Chalfe do
Hog Skins
Wax and grain Calf Skin,
RuGet Bsot-Tops
Calf Skin Boot-Legs
Cordovan do
Soal Leather
Variety morocco and binding Skins
Engliih Cord, Webbing and Shoe
Leather
LIKEWISE,
An afortmert of Chaife trimmings at the
factory prices.
All the above goods are warranted TO be Of
the FRI quality, and will be fold Is cheap a.
can he purchafed in Bottom.
Ttfy- 90. (spSm)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
70 ali concerned, that file ia. been du-
lv appointed and has taken upon hcrief the
tru( Of admini,tra,rix on the eltate OF
FBENEZtA BANGS,
late Of Gorham, in the county Of Cumberland,
yeoraan, deceaied, by giving bond A. the law
directs-lhe therefore requelti al pertuns
who are Indebted 10 the f4iI dccea.ed's git4te,
to make immediate payment and tholc Who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame 70 MARY BANGS.
Go,baz7. TnYy9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20

4 week ago, frnall black COW, about 2
years old, iuTpoied 70 have ltrayed from
the fouth part Of Portland, where flle was az
palture: whoever will give information Of her
to the printer fhall be rewarded for their
trouble and all neceGary charges paid
Pc, fQad, TaEy 20,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20

THE fabfcriber5 hereby give public notice
TO all co, cerned, that ihe has been
day appointed and has taken upon herfc
the truh Of AdmniRratrix on the entate Of
FRAZIFR GORDON,
late Of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland,
Mariner deceafed, by giving tond as the law
directs; lhe therefore requef allperfons who
are indebted TO the fad deceafcd's e(fate, 10
make immediate payment; and ihote who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame 10 LUCY GORDON.
Portland, Nay N, 1907. ny 2o)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20
Eauity Of Keacn. ptlon.

LYully VI AN~N~it PtlOH.
Taken ty heeclti5n and 10 Be Eld at
PAGhc A1Eficn, AZ fhe b.HlF # David
C1pea, hgqbsIdey in BrA9llrjek, On
IUEoD AZ, the twenty hrit day
of Auguft iext al 2 5'csck p. ~.
A IL The night IN Equity ~ of Redemption
whi1h Iohn Hail, VI fAid Brunlwick,
mariner, has ia and 70 the following deicri-
bed Nor gagged Real Eltae, lying in fad
Brunswick, bounded as follows, viz--Begin-
ping at FAKE ana noEe 10 The line on the
north-es(t idle III Iot number Eve, and ruun-
ing fouth-wet a-rJl, fad. ut ltJy-two rods
thence running norIh-weR and holding the
wIdtA Of dlly-two rods until hfty acres are
completed.
SECONIB JORDAN, D.bL Sheriff
Bymi1yik, 5o!y 9, 1907. 1901
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20
Paint, Oil and GlaE.

GtEHf+ NFEf GE@ N@fEy ~
MI HAZEL SMITH. has for fate, At No. !,
4fA Teoast' -R7zv, general adortment w
PAINTS AND WATER @ Tors.
70 ca1ks Linfeed-Oil; cafks Spirits Turpen-
tine 20 boxes Crown ,Glais, z by 2, lo iy
70, II by IA, and II by Is 70 crates LIVER
pool Ware 21orted ca1e London Porter.
dyo-For fsle. two HOUSE LOTS ftua-
ted in Ann-Street
To6e let, aconvenieut COMPTINC-ROOM
Apply as above. DTs 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
TO ali concerned, thar lhe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon her the gru't CT
E1ecutri1 Of the laft will and telameut Of
SAMUEL GOODWIN,
late Of Durham, in the county Of Cumher-
land. houlewright, decealed, by giving hond
as the law directs-She therefore rcqucits Al
persons who are . debteds 70 he laid de
cealed's estate, to make Immediate payments
and thofe who have any dcmau,s thereon. "a
exhibit the fame to MARG2ET GOODWIN.
DatbaM, TAIr 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20

THE fublcrioer hereby gives public notite
: TO all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himielf She
truit of administrator on the eitate Of
NATHANIEL CARL,
late Of Falmouth, i'll the county Of Cumter-
land, yeoman, deceafed, by giving bond as
the law direGts-He therefore requelts all
perions who are indebred 70 the faid deceaf-
eds eltate to make N ediate payment; and
thole who have any demands thereon, - ex-
hibit the fame 70 JOSIAH LOCK.
aiAEo4fJ, JuJ g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23

A mOmentary and delusiye hope alone
preceded the most stern and unfeeling
tyranny that ever cursed the earth.
Not a free government exists there, but
the land Of our forefathers, and they
re compelled to defend their freedom
nd Independence by sacrifices the
most painful, and BY exertions Of which
the cause Of liberty alone il worthy,
md which can be achieved by those
only who know its value.
We have every thing at stake, and
can certainly perceive the prize by the
mere performance OF duty which we
owe 10 ourselves, to posterity, to our
ANCESTOR, and COP, who has youch-
sailed to as 50 rich blessing. We
have nothing to 10, but yigilantly and
attenuyely 10 exert our rights as cleo
tors, and see that our friends and neigh
bours, the friends and supporters of re-
iiBion, of order, and freedom, attend
early on the first Monday Of April, al
our respective places Of election and
there deposit our votes for
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23
CALEB STRONG,
AS COVER NOR. AND
EDWARD ii. ROBBINS,
AS lieut.. GOVERNOR,

NJ IL l. Wv AkNORg
and by watching that no unqualified
persons are suffered to vote, and that
due, regular, and seasonable return be
made Of the votes. After al the Ia
bour that party spirit could devise and
perform, it is known that the demo-
cratic candidate, James SuAfvQn, ESQ.
IS not selected by his own party from a
prediction for his person, or a conf
dence in his character and talents
hey 20 not pretend that he possesses
any prc-elnlnence Of private worth OF
integrity but merely that circumstan-
ces afford hun the best chance Of sue
cess, and they declare without reserve,
that they regard principally the party,
and not the character, Of their candi-
date Whereas, in the life and char
acter OF Governor STRONG, we have
the tairest emblem of the best manners
OF the best times. His religion Is Dnre,
and his conduct has always comD0rted
with his professions. His bitterrst en-
emies charge him with no impurity of
behaviour, and his friends are not re-
CURED to make any explanations Of his
conduct. His life has been past Ill the
service OF his country, and his patriot
Ism has been equally fervent in the
darkest hours Of adversely, and in the
brightest days Of prosperity. Let us
then show ourselves worthy Of the plo-
rlous cause of freedom and Of Justice,
IN again honoring him and ourselves,
by eiectlng him our Governor for the
year ensuing. It depends altogether
Oh our own eXerdons; and the people
OF Massachusetts may be assured that,
with proper and Wis liant attention.
the cause Of virtue, Of justice, and Of
freedom, Will b gloiiously triumphant.
Eut should We, through supinencss,
neglect, or inattention, BY which alone
our enemies Can succeed, suffer them
TO gain the advantage, We NAV bii 4
long farewell to the honor Of Msssa-
chusetts, and prepare ourselves for the
fate ct other states and nations, who
have surrendered their power into the
hands OF an unbridIed democracy
winch, after short reign Of anarchy
and confusion, takes refuge from lis
own horrors under the SHADE Of duspo-
tism.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23

The following curious affair may Be depen4
ded on as a fact "A young gentleman walk .
ing with lady, 10 whom he was paving his
addredes, made her an offer Of A LOTTERY Tick.
Ct. She hearing thar Bifhs Offices were re-
markable for telling capital prizes, defired
him 10 purchale it there, and ACCORDINGLY
they went together. She chofe the number
1882, which was drawn prize Of 2Ooool.
the frit day NJ; but being faihionablY dreGed.
(vvit5out iPoekstr) ihe ded-ed her lover W take
care other Ticket for her he put il INTO w
pocket book and nothing furher was thbuqhs
OF until they law Bib $ advertisements of
having fold the Ticket No 1902 a prize Of
2O,00OI. She ran full Of rapture to her lover
Rating how happy il would make them both
but he received Aer very Coo ~, and It was
pam his love for the prize had overcome b;s
regard for the lady. for he abolutely refuied
90 part with The Ticket, and has diicoarinued
ms ViIE' ever Anes. LsFlaH paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23
4eoIttttdi a3iste'!anp.
IN ADDRESS TO THE
People Of this Commonwealth

FeLlozy- Citizens Of Massachusetts
THE federal members Of the two
branchesof the legislature cannot separ-
ate from each other, and retire to their
own homes, without unitediy address,
ing themselves to you and beseeching
you to reflect well and deeply, on the
hazards which your Constitution, the
great charter Of your rights, and the
safeguard Of your freedom and proper
~, have encountered, during the last
year.
For several years, your minds have
been agitated, and the Commonwealth
Iself convulsed, by the struggles Of
certain violent partizans to supercede
the present Chief Magistrate, and eff
feet the election of James Sullivan,
Esqsire, to the chair Of government.
During these violent contentious, no
accusations have been made against
ehe private character or talents of the
Present Governor, by his enemies ; nor
To- the boldest Of Mr. SuLHUan'8
IDS ured to compare his pre-
sA1ons, Ii these respects. No act of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23

A Iinkboy aked D.. Burgess TIE preacher,
If he would have light. 10 child" flaws
the doctor. 4 am one Of tie lights Of he
wQrld. " with then, replied the bow,
Y" you were hunyup al the end IF our 4l.cy l.r
il is . degiElh dark Oue,"
Il is great mitake, n Z he dehrc Of r.
curing property 4 universal among mankind
Gaming pTinciI.a! inherent - A1u-an 49,,
,ure. Il Es0ugs to ~ ali.
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Gloucester Iow Grounds.

HAT valuable and convenient TRACT Or
LAND, containing S4S acres, lying upon
SEVERN River. in the county. Of GicuccG,er. and
adverHssc Tor sale by the subscriber in January
last; not having set been disposCd OF, uo,cc i.
hereby given, that he sam. will DC ,old, on the
premises, to ii:c highest BIDDER. or 1uesSsy the
S'h Cay OF Ssp.en'ss< mex, The purchaser wilt
take possession tie f.st day of January next,
but viii be allowed the priyilege Of ,sedng a.
bout eighty ac,es, now i'll corn. Terms rnzds
known OF Ike day OF ssle, and as accouln,edat
ing as possbe. Persons wishing to view the
Ian. will ap;ly to ksr Sterling Ssaws,., vsho
-reaides npcE the aj;oinng ptcmises
JOEE Y. SE..ANELI., Executor OF
JOHN sEAWELL, De.
J,iy 22d 1907. Ax
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s. u O Z 5.
I .@!tj.s boa- Dopga Boots, Bo0tecs,
and Sk5sy.
JOHN BEDFORD.

P~HIL ADEsE HIA,
p1ESPECTFULLY informs the public
- in general, and Store keepers in par
ticplar, that lie is now prepared TO supply
them with the above valuable goods, whole-
sale and retail, OIL moderate terr,s.
Shoemakers, also, may be supplied with
paters-rights, on easy terms, which ,.hey
viii fluid it highly their interest to obtain,
as they can, by this Improvement, make
foul, times the quantity OF shoes. with the:r
usual number CT hands: for example, the
usual work Of three men, is only three pair
Of common shoes per. day !; whereas, in the
improved way, three mGn, W th the assis-
lance OF boy, can make from twelve to
fifteen pair per day. Thus the advanta-
ges resulting from this Improvement, are
evidently OF the most essential importance:
in the first place, three-fourths of the la
bCris saved: in the second place, halfthe
leather is saved, (for one pair Of shoes,
made III this way, will wear as long astwo
pair, made in the usual way) and, in the
THIRD place, there is saving of FAX Ia
the rate Of one pound, to twenty-four pair
OF shoes they are also much more water
proof than the others, and easier mended.
These are well asCertained facts, prov
ed by actual experience. The patentec
~, N'i~N &" mp p'O"iC"'j
frausht with such important public utility,
will not only engage the attention but the
encouragement of every friend 30 the in
FAINT manufactures of this country. II may
not be amiss 20 remark, that the country
Shoemaker, in particular, may derive in
Salculablc advantages from this improve
fnent, as he can, supply his customers in
one-fcurth Of the time ne has usually de-
voted 10 that purpose, and have the ether
three-!ourths for the cultivation of his
farm, OF other avccdtions.
Price Of patent.rights, for the country.
100 dollars. For states, districts or towns.
in proportion. Applications may lie made
20 the Patentec, or 10 Mr. Jacob Harrison,
Richmond. SIM Feb 70, 1907.
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1en Dollars Reward.

to-
y I'm AWAY from the Subecriher. on
the 2Sth Of April. q Negro Mar JOE,
ana Woman named FANNY, but called
by the bl;ck people FANNY KENNY,
winch eioped on the 18th Of Iugc. The
man is bright mulattp, about 2Syears of
hes, straight and wtilbuilt. and has very
br'sk walk, and Is very handy, sensible
ttelie~ about 5 feet, 8 oriO inches high
The woman is SO light, that hardly any
person would lake her to be Il slave--Shc
has blue eyes and straight sandy coored
hair, and is her skin was well kept, she
would DC taken FOR white woman--her
right foroiinger is OF at the first Joint, and
has large scsT on her left arm, occasion
ed by burn, and hcs very brisl. walk,
abous G0years ofage, and had on VIXEN she
went away, white Virginia Habit, and
as they are Brother and Sister, i Is likely
they VIII set together, chsnge their names,
and pass rs free people. Any person that
viii deliver them to the Subscriber, in
Hanover county, or secure them in any
iail, sothat j get them again, shall rcceiyy
tile above re ward.
BENJAMIN EOWLES.
June IS, 1907.
NI1B.-l forew2rnAIl owners or masters
o: vessels from carrying them OF.
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TO BE RENSFp,

md Possession gipen in ten Gaps;
HOUR large, elegant and commoaious
n STORES, III the mos, centra, and bu-
sy part of this City. Toihem are attach
ed. elegant, airy and extensive acconmo-
dations for the families OF The tenants.
JOHN MAYO.
June 60. If
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MATTRESSES.
Ino. S. Pleasants.
FOR SALE

CJ~S GALE,
r AZ LANDS in Cumberland county, lying
lVE Oh hppouattox river, joining he lands Of
Messrs. William K George Skipwi,h this land
IS equal II nor supCIior TO any land in Cumhar
land comfy. of James river. 1t cou,ains COZ
acres, one half of which is covered with fins
timber OF every description There is or this land
decent dwelling house. and between fous and
Ave hundred bearing apple .rees of choice ftui,
One third OF the money will! be expected when
title IS made. the ether two thirds ma, be dyu.e,
into. TWO annual payments. MIR Ierman Baker
or Mr. William Skipwith will slew the and 10
any person wishing to become u,chaser.
FRANCIS EPrES.
Chesterfield, June 8. 1907. 20
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Notice.

VIE subscriber anxious to close his admins
L 'Tatorship OF the estate of lanes White. de
ceased. adopts this mode of requesting all per.
sons who have claims against The estate, to make
thtin Known without delay aud 10 inform those
wHo are Indebted, that no further indulgence can
be extended to them.
JESSE HiGGINBOTHhN Admir-.
Cara, Crmbsran1 2Gh June 1907 4R
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N O T L c K.

4 IL r-.sons indebted TO Captain ELISHA
LEARR, dec are requested to make imme-
date payment, as>iOnser indulgence Cannot ec
given I'D all those who have clzims are desi
rcd 10 b.mg them forward, proven as the law di
recrs, thar provision may be made for payment.
Berg. & 7bes. Wa,kiHs Ex'.s
Gooehland, Aug l 1897. Sv