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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-14
Summons Of Aarshal Lge5ofs'

sGEsERAL--From esteem for your e.
celleucy, and out Of compassion tor 'a'
Inhabitants of Dsntzic, have hitherto no'
made use of the means ia ny pows,r. "
compel the place TO surrender. ! bsi's',
that your reputation. hong since established
cannot suffer 10 the least degree BY the s w.,
render Of Dan,zic, as sou must koow 'u y.
the Swedish army actually defeated oa u
10th snd l7th, and on the 18Th was o"'s
ed to engage, uei;her directly nor iad''s :,
", 20 afford any assistance TO Coloe'S y,
Dantzic. And at 6nc il must be tlss'
yosr excsllency. that under circum''sasIhs.
any hope Of relieving the place mu'' :
grour3less.
/" That you may preserve the mss' w. y.
poriant place remaining 10 the rfu'I =.
dominiops. for The Prussian mona'sIts u.
and in consideration OF he poor l0n, q,
tan,s, lrus, you will reliquish the CIV.
Of defending it only few days i0rss. n
Under this persuasion | require ln'', i.
put me in actual posse ssion OF DapJ i,
B;schofbsrg, Weiseimunde, and Ssu's"
wakseT.
$50 LgFEBYRE'
So. S - have ordered The h''0s i.
cease until the return Of NJ. A'ne' n,
adlu'aot commandant, the bearer o
letter.
The ensrver Of general Ka's'f sa.'u,.}
= MAEsaAL-Your adjusnt t.d
the officer a, the post guard, that ~, ~
your excellency has b-un please, .,;oo i,
,sdress 10 nae had no manner OF 1e'' 80 ,hl;
the surrender Of Danlzic. Ira''''S
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-16
| SWar1nS

w I'll liiS
from Spain turn. From Spain that
With SUpERsT1T1oN's ghastly forms,-
Rude forms which, in Religions name,
Idolatry alone could frame; Trtcg--
These eyes, that weep, have seen those
Sad proofs Of REASONS maniac fights
Rites forged in he'll, by Fraud designed
And rivetcd upon the mind
From Spain turn. Oblivicn's queen
Shall throw her shadow DER the scene :;
Nor shall Remembrance FL this brain
With those fantastic groups again.
From Spain l go: but, tang ent-wisc,
Thy friend from southern Europe Aics,
TO Oceans mistress, Britain's Isle,
Well pleased to Hnger there awhile.
. might l lingcr out my days
Where oft my Fancy loves to gaze !
Where dwell remote, so dear to me,
HyicadShlb, and Law, and Liberty.
ct least Delusion, which 50 oft
Has made my tear-soak'd pillow soft,
Robb'd me of many wakcful hour,
And deck'd my dreams with many a
how'r-
(Flow'rs from fair FANcY's bowerycull'd
.iweeter than Reason ever pulPdD
yes dear Dclusion still shall cheat,
And beckon me to Goswell street,
And with my valued friends renew
The festive joys at number TWO.
To be c2ntinued.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-16
TIE TUNKE T.

DY It1CH ARD hUMN AGER, l. So
No. TX.
,et Iaurcl8, drenched in pure Parnaf1an dews,
Reward his memory, dear to every mute,
Who, with courage OF IN ken root,
n Honour's field advancing hi. firm foot,
Plant it upon the lire that .1u9ies draws,
And will prevail, or perrin i'll her caufe.
CowPEP
e practice has for some time prevail
I'd in this country, Of discussing in the
newspapers the guilt or innocence Of a
person charged with crime, while a
prosecution IS pending. This practice,
ehich is directly subvcrsive OF the first
principles of justice, ought to be exc
rated by every good man. The mis-
chiefs it may produce are almost meal
.,ulahle, and are portrayed by the hand
Of master in the subjoined article.
It may be necessary to remark, that it
as the exordium of a speech delivered
by Samuel DeXter, Esq. in defence Of
Thomas @. Scilridgy, who was tried for
granddaughter, and acquitted, at Boston,
n December last.---It may also b. ne
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-16
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transaction.
On the 4th of July, 1906, large party
Of Republicans dined at tavern in Bos-
ton. A dispute arose about the bill, and
the tavern-keeper employed Selfridge,
who was Lawyer, and Federalist, to
bring suit against the Committee. "A
Mr.. Austin, who was one of the Com
mittee, was somehow led to charge Sell
fridge with having persuaded the ia
yern-keeper to sue them. This charge
reached Selfridge, who demanded some
explanation from Austin. Austin G.
vaded giving such an explanation as
would satisfy Selfridge. Seltridge post
ed him in the newspapers, as a coward
and a liar. The next day son of Aus
tins met SeltIidge IN the street, and at
tackled him with cane. Selfridge had
a pistol in his pocket, which he drew,
and shot Austin as he was striking eli
Their the first or second blow. Austin
died of the wound in a few minutes, and
Selfidge was committed to prison for
trial. This is brief sketch Of the prin-
cipal circumstances Of the transaction,
and presume the remarks of Mr.. Dex-
ter will be sufficiently ineligible with
out further introduction. T
" 1t is my duty to submit to your
consideration some observations in the
close Of the defence of this important
and interesting cause. In doing it, tho
| feel perfectly satisfied that YOU are
men of pure minds, yet l reflect with
anxiety, that no exertion or zeal on the
part Of the defendants counsel can pos
sibly ensure justice, unless you likewise
perform your duty. DO not suppose
that mean to suggest the least suspi-
clon with respect to your principles or
motives. l know you have been sele"t-
ed IN . manner most likely to obtain
impartial justice; and doubtless YOU
have honestly resolved, and endeavour-
cd to lay aside all opinions winch YOU
may have entertained before this trial.
But the difficulty Of doing this is r.
haPs not fully estimated; a man dcccivcs
himself OlCencr than he mislcads others;
and he does injustice from his errors;
when MS principles are all on the side
OF rcctitudc. 70 vxhort him TO over
come his prejudiccs, is like telling
blind man 70 see. lie may bc disposed
10 overcome them ood VIZ I've r,..,II
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-16

to virtue f.; and yet he does injustice. L
is the apprehension that you may thus
mistake-that you may call your preiu-
dices principles, and believe them such.
and that their effects may appear to you
the fruits of virtue, which leads us SO
anxiously to repeat the request that you
would examine your hearts, and ascer-
tain that you do not come here with
partial minds. In ordinary cases there
is no reason for this prccauton. Jurors
are so appointed by the institutions OF
our country, as to place them out of the
reach OF improper influence on common
occasions at least as much as frail hu-
manity Will permit.
But when a cause has been long
time the subject of party discussion
when every man amongst us belongs to-
one party or the other, or at least is SO
consldcred--when presses throughout
the country have teemed with publica-
tons, traught with appeals to the pas
slons, and bitter invective against the
defendant when on one side every
thing has been done, that party rage
could do, to prejudice this cause and
on the other, little has been said in vim
dication Of the supposed offender; tho
on one occasion admit that too much
has been said; when silence has been
opposed to Glamour, and patient waiting
to systematic labOur to prevent Justice
when the friends Of the accused, re-
strained by respect for the laws, have
kept silence, because it was the exclu-
sive right OF Court of Justice to speak,
when no voice has been heard from the
walls Of the defendant's prison, but re-
quest that ne may not be condemned
without trial the necessary conse-
quencc must be, that opinion will pro-
gress one way,--that the stream of in
cessant eXerion viii wear a channel in
the public mind, and the current may be-
strong enough to carry away those who
may be jurors, though tlcy know not
how, or when, they Jcciv. The impulse
that i.urrics them forward.
" | am tortunatc enough not to know,
with respect to most of you, to what po-
Ilucal party you belong. Are you Re-
publican Federalists p ask YOU to for
get it; leave eli Your political opinions
behind YOU; for it would be more mis-
chi youe that y-D,, eL O,,lI occult tba 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
I. Reed,

AXES his method Of exprelinr
m bis warmeR gratitude towards III, fri..9S
OF this yown, who have recently nlewn tb. ,.1'
selves to be friends indeed
RE would alto inform them h..
finding il e1Pedient to !sava town for III III
on, Or longer and 'Pend i 10 journeying sng
Whiting bis friends, for the benefit Of his go
he pro ofes telling bis Furniture 2. me
OF Monday The frG day of June mex. :, y
O'Clock, a. NJ. at The place OF lis re!1dsD.'
near MIR. Jer4aA's, front of tue Fort # 49,
weather be pieafant, othsrwile the Grq &c g..
day Such as prefer pvrcAaGng At privs,.
fAie, may be accomplished previous d ~
Auction IS
Thole who Win 70 Purchars viii fos !.
q obje4 10 call.
IA. cREELY < CO. A.9,1
a,h1Ed, AELy 25
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
Wholefale Englih Goods
WAREHOUSE,
Jacob Cram,
Z't.oag5's- Bailfizgs, MiAIk J9fs.f.

LAS formed 4 connection in buGnef will
L I Mr.. Charles ATBERToN, q Lea4an
under the firm of
CRAM & ATIER TON,
md they have imported in the Henry, Port
land Packet and Minerva, from Liverpool
and the Sally, yia Bolton, one hundred and
lhirty-l<ysn Packages Fashionable
Fancy and Statle Good5
Particularly ieletled BY themfelves for thi,
market, at the original manufactures il
England-Amoeg 7yb.sb are:
% trunks faiAioHaole lup lup. and common
Prints
s DO fine Britannia Slaih Prints
2 do Egyptian printed Robes, London work
: 90 Common aud ivp. fup. Furuitares
10 do Cambrics, Hair Cord, oAsck4 and
Japan Muffin
9 do Gold End Jaconets
~ Gales Lncns by The eals only
3 do Black, Blue, Orange, Bag aid Pink
Cambrics
2 Cafes Cambria Dimoties
2 do Common
Trunk Cambria 3hawls
. do Velvet Bindings
3 do Black, White and Ladies State and
Flelh colored Hofe
3 Cafes London Printed cuttings
2 do do do Mock Welt
9 DO Blus, Blask, Buzz and Drab Patent
Nankins
! Trunk Of Lace
Gases black, blue, rics, and fawn coIore1
VeIvats, for ShawS
s do. plain, black, and olive Velve:s: F4rcy
Velve;eens and Cords
I Truak nix and cotton Ferrets; Shirt Bat
tons, &c.
J Cafe fancy Jenetts
2 Cafes Mixed Cotton Cords
Chambra Mullins
s cafes Gotten Umbrellas; do Ladies walk
ing-1ick ParralO.s. plain, greenr aud .
variety Of colours
Black, drab, and worried Cords
"eit IF England ErOadciUths
~sntismen3 llk Iole; Ladies Irdia clock,
aal Peruvian Sandal DO
z2die7, plain Po.n: Sleeves Gloves Mitts !;
Spider Ne.s, G<c
All the above Goods wercbOught with cath
and, viii Be fo,.i, o. ;hs mott advantageous
terms, by the Packa-e or piece only-They
sill receive by the Romeo, from London, via
Bottom, large additional fupply which will
render thci- aGortment very complete
Dealers IL Eng!;;h Goods, will inu It 10 their
73TanSageto apPly as 2L0ve.
J rJ2 G254s san BE- Ed 10 JaaaiEeI-
April &C #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
Granl s. AtkAytsr.


EfIDDER-STRsRY,
HAVE received, in addition to their for
L i mer afortment, Twenty Packages of
FdNCT GOODS,
by the Romeo from London
AMONG vHIcE ARE,
Several trunks HoGery, of every defcription
Some ladies and gentlemen's elegant In
dian clock do
Cotton, fix ard linen Laces,
Some elegant Wells
FootingS, Mantles, &c.
Peruvian Nantes Of Linen, Spider Lace, &
Spider Net Mullins
Several cafes Of Book Muffin, trunks Of
Ribbons, Ladies elegant Silk Shaws,
Ladies Spartan Drels and Mul'd Craoian
Robes, fome made up
Chambra Mullins, Plain Gold End Jaco-
netts, Dotted MuII'd Mnlns, Cotton
Cambne, Tambor'd Leno Caps q H.:ad-
ketchefs.
Farren worked Shawis, &c.
The above goods will be fold by
the Package or piece only.
a. No Go9d5 can be EId to families.
-fGyH 81 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
EVsHinS Scbo0l far Gsntlsmen, q
Practising Bell.
MR. GEORcFLA8OTTIERRE,

MOST respectfully informs the Gentlemen
- Of Portland, AID its vicinity, that he in
tends, on Wednesday, the goth in1 o COM
mence his EvEyINo PRACTISING SCHOOL,
at Columbian HaIl-and every Monda. and
Wednesday evening Practidug the 6ePs.-To
commence at 7 P. NJ and clole at 10.
Five dollars entrance, and eight at the eE-
Pi-stion of the quarter.
Every Thurlday evening, PsAcrIs1No
BAaL for Ladies and Gentlemen, and Scholars
Pretent.
Tho5s Cearle1-en who fab.crib- Tor the
PraadngfBal, to pay dollars per quarter,
Al the time Of their taking their tickets.
Said Ball to commence on Thursday even
Ing the 28tL inf.
Application FOR fubfcrip;ion and tickets, 70
b made 81 Mr.Craf3ms tavern, Oh Mondays,
WsdrRldays, and Fridays, from to O'Clock
Mr.. l.. will engage to teach the E1uGe
Band, the tunes which are luited to his Cotil-
lioa gratis, every Thurlday evening, at Co.
IaRlbiaa Hall.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
FASHIONABLE GOODS.
Monroe & futile

Ne I, Union Po4U, MINI Ss,es,
EAVE juft received and now opening, Z
i large afortment of
Spring and Summer G00GJ
-vIg.
Superfne black, blue, brown and drat
Cloths and CaHmeres
"A & Ga figured, piquet and Ieno Muffin
Ga lace and Japan'd do
Hair cord and check do
"A plain colonade and Grape do
"A and 8 > fgur'd and pan book do
Silk and cotton Chambrays
ca fix chambray Shawls
Lace cambria do
Sartnets and Lu1rings
Black and white ok Hofa, with IaCa and
embrolder'd clocks
Plain and lace cotton Do
Black and white plain and pie ME Cloves
and Milts
a & o. white cotton Cambrios
"A and 81 b4ck and colord 20
Cambria and common DiIpores
Printed Muffin. and Camhrcs
Printed and wove G lRghams
SuPerfnc and common CaliGQ&
Do Furnitules
Leno and piquet Veil.
Cap and habit Pattern.
Black and coIord Grapes
Do. do Gauzss
Thread and ak Lzces
Linen Czmb.ics-Black ara 7Aits Iases
Wells aud Yelling black Modes and Saaus
MarlejlIcs Veniug-blzck Gatin DO
Black and dg2b Velvets
Black and color d t1bby Dc
Silver Cords --EngHh Nankeea,
Black, blues and yellow N2nkeens
Black, 6.ue and mkt cottou Caanqr@
Ruiiels, Durants and CaIimancoas
Brown Holland and Platilss
cafe a Irilh Linen, from 20 to q
7 do rs do
Linen and cotton checks
Diapers and Table Cloths
Kid and Morocco Shoes
] cafe black and white Millinets
Black and coloured lewing Silks and Twrls
India COttOns, every prize
Mems beaver Gloves cotton Umbrellas
Paralos with net fringe
Silk and cotton Braces
Blndanna and Madras Rkfs.-Pocket q.
Coat and Ven Buttons
bales CrrPetings, newell patterns
With A variety Of other Goods, which will BE
old at their uluai reduced prices.
Ag'-20o boxes ItquaIity BROWN SOAP
May Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
William ! h0mpron.
TOILET,
Ia5il IN tie IiFnG nf linn

L45i5 IN tie DjEnd Of Iiu7s.
IN the Iownfhip No. Six and E;ght
il the Eighth Range north Of the waldo
Patent are 0fened for l1le, in lets or one and
two hundred acres, 70. the psrpole only q
actual lettlsment.
Ihele townihips are 1taated oH the se5eck
and Peaiant Rivers, which afford Al e,fv
communication through the Pircataoui, n
Bangor On the Penoblcot; they are well
ltocked with various kinds OF excellent Tim
Der nave number Of valuable Mill Seat. !,
sRd the foil il is prefumed, is inferior 70 none
il the Distri9.
Orr tvEe bns5yrS FaniLss NAV be ,rcou-
modatsd with Lotsin thefe townfhips on terns
which it is not doubted, will be 9.Ja7,y Jaf,
iyaR"y.
Ea~Prisicg rSS i~dsjs,ieu Farmer, who with
to eitablifh themfslves advantageouny, ia
country well ituated and rapidly increafng
in value, viii do well 20 examine the,e lanes.
Plans may De ieen and terms made known az
the Offices Of Simon Greenleaf, Era. GRAY, OF
Jacob MCzw, Efq. Bangor, and inss6n7bIe
ht'g obtained on application to the Subicribe
"a townihip No. Six, il the Eighth range.
MOSES GREENLEAF
March, 1907 6m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

he CommiiIioners appointed BY the Hon
Samnel Freeman, EGq. Judge Of Probate
Tor the county Of Cumberland, to tie eaatG OF
CfLEB BRTfNT,
late Os Portland, in laid county, mariner, de-
ceaied, rePrelented infoIvent, hereby give no
tice mat they viii attend to receive and ex-
anime the claims againll the fail e%ate, at the
Dwelling houfe OF Enoch Ilney, in Portland.
on the iait Tueiday Of this and the five follow
ing months, from three 70 fix o'clock 10 rho
af:er noon. ENOGH ILSLEY,7
SMITH COBB, 1'"@y'T'
ParssaS5, ssaE H1qys lso7s (aA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
John 2. Ihurtun & Go.

F0FE-STREET, HAZE FoR SAFE,
50 Boxes Spcrmace.i Candles
q - do Mould and Dip; do
20 kegs of Lard
90 calks Engi;lh Nails, entitled to beSenture
Il crates blue and green edged Ware
goo boxes Window Gafs, aiIortsd Gzss
from by 8to / BY 70
20 cwt. Patent Shot aGuTted Gees
Bundles Frying Pans-LP Cod-HooEs
Knglilh Shovels ana Spades
Sheet and Bar Lead
BHgilh Scaie-Beams, all fzas
r. general ahortment of Paints * Varniihes
50 boz e Of No. 2 Chocolate
g kegs EngIith Mufard
s hhds Rum-hhds. MolaTas
Boxes Starch
10 cheas 1T quality Souohong Tea
Bbls. Ecef and Pork, *. sc.
Azarsb ..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
TO Be fnld ~ ArA:o-

Q" MONDAT TIE n # 9ule nsr,
at II 0'ciack, 4. III. qviiksat rlJs,vs.
NHE HOufe, Shop and Land be-
forging TO the fame, formerly the pro,
perry Of JAMES WYLIL. F'''
Conditions Of fale, one thoucsnd A.,
lars 70 be paid at the time-the rcrajuder i
two equal payments, A and u noatA
with interelt and good fecurity. NAV h
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
Far Sale,

A L the head Of navigation on Dam
mafcotta River, a few rods ealt Of the toll
bridte a large and convenient STORE,togeth-
er with WHARF, adjoining 100 by 50 feet.
This hiuation is one Of the bsit for buGnels
on the River.
q 1t defred a HOUSE will be
fold with laid Store. Inquire of MAR1ss or
lori How. 5w
-NskLehorozob. Hfae 1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

THE Stockholders Of the United Marine
and Fire Inlurance Company Of Portland,
having at their meeting held on the 25th Of
April lat, voted lesond InGalment Of As dol
lars on lhare, % be paid i'll on or before tie
frlt Tuesday Of June nex--The PreGdent !,
Directors hereby give Notice that they viii
attend at the chamber Of The Maine bank, in
laid Portland on The faid irlt Tustjay OF June
next, from Q to | O'Clock, and from 3 to 4
O'CLOCK, ia the afternoon, for the purpolt or
receiving the lame-The fockhoders are
reminded that agreeab.y 10 their vote at the
fame meeting, " if any parlon ihail fail for the
!pace of DAYS then next following, to pay the
intalmsnt due on his fhare or flares, the fame
iha be deemed forfeited, and thereuDon the
PRECEDENT and Directors are authorized 10 diC-
Folc Of fuch de!inquents' fhare or fhares 70
to iuch perfoR or perfons they iha,l fee Ct"
Nay Is JAMES NEAL. Prsiaaef.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
RULES.
article z.

article T.
no per{cn Is TO be admitted at the PraIaif-
ing Ball without fubIcription Ticket, to be
reas"sd quarterly.
ARTICLE IT.
Parents Whole children frequent laid School
are to be provided with faid Tickets, which
they viii receive Fy1tl5.
ARTICLE III
No perfon will be admitted, Except the
parents ofthe Scholarly At the time Of practif-
ing the Reps.
ARTICLE ~.
Thofe who viii to practife Cotfllions only.
On the fame days, 70 pay dollars per quarter
and provide themfelves with one Of the a.
aforementioned tickets Of admittance.
ARTICLE r.
Nc Gentlemen will be admitted in the dan.
eing hall with boots or great coats. They
will end IL the front entry room every re-
quite convenience.
IPTTCLE RI
Every Scholar han be equally provided
with q ticket.
ARTICLE PHI
The admittance ticket lhall not Be transfer
able on any p-e,ence, TO a Rrangr, IA non
41riber) and will be received but tor the Tsal
owner.
ARTICLE PIN
There viii be al the entrance door, an or
fcer, to whom the Tickets are To be preleri-
ed, and iH cafe any one thouId f0rga; his tick
et, the PerIon is I'd ten His nan thai The fame
may bc compared with ire ii1 5n record. IN
a. identity The iublcribe.s, and keep III in-
trVders
ARTICLE TX.
No fublcuPticn will Be for Iefs than q
month, and vine her it be entered in tie be-
ginning or at any other period Of l7id quarter,
II Is expected the same WI be paid for, as for
whole quarter. The fubfcriptions to bs re-
newed at the expiration of the quarter.
ARTICLE I
In compliance to the wiihes Of feversl peg
fons, there will alo be PrsctGng Ball
once every week, from fever till ten O'Clock
Thoie who Win 10 lablcribe are to pay z
dAil4r. per quarter
HRTICL XII
All private Scholars and private Societies,
When once the days and hours are determined
whether they come or not, vii have ID pay
the price agreed upon; and 70 avoid al diff
cu.ties in the account. 10 perioa will Be per
mitted 70 begin PraGtifing unleis they have
lubicribed for twenty e1ons
ARTICLE XII.
ANY Perion that wiihes to practife Goth
hons, ray be furuiihed with a book Of figures,
on application to Mr. l.. at 20 cents each.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
Quincy & Baker,

Her Far ysIe.
OPPOSITE Mudty's Row, Mid
die-nreet,
20 Chefs Souchong.
Hylon skin = Frefh TEAS.
Bohea,
Pipes Of @ and Brandy
DO Hhds good favored Rum
rIhds and BDis. retailing Sugar
10 Bags North Carolina and Georgia Cotton
$500 Bufhels Yallow Corn
50 Ouintals Table Fiji
go Casks Raihns
A frslh fuPPly Of Ensih Goods
dSrI ~. IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

Ea.Asr C55G, Ha,n5G and flaak
1iatsr -Coiaw5iaH Rg7y, DIiAAe E-.
TN4pR'I5 liz IlieuIs and The public, hat
= havrg formed a connection with Ma
TsANIEL MlTCEEL4., tie above bulners will
IL fl.ure be carried on by them, under tia
firm Qf
Rolfe & Mitchell,
E255 Ja7s -ss31~.!y jar sals- Saddles. Brides,
Saddle Bags, Porrmanteaus Harness, Trunk,
Military Work, &c. LIe.oij5, complete
zhortment Of Saddlsry Ware, plated Harnefs
Mounting, Mouidlngs, Bits, Stirrups, Spurs,
E2nrry-conbs and Bruihes, brsls Nails, Trunk
3-ocka and Handles, clout and GU; Nails, Car
oats, coach and chaile Lace, RliIia shee,ing,
coach, chaile and riding Whips, by the dozen
or Jingle with a variety Of other articles,
Which will be fold on q good terms a. can be
Purchaled in Portland All orders pun9ual-
~ attended to, and favors gratefully scknowl-
1lged.
JY1rfss-An active LAD about "A wears
Stage, a an Apprentice to the above buAnels.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
FOR SALE.

BY ]. KIchardlon,
NJ 3, Lang Xayf
goo Hhds. liverpool Salt
10 do Bacon
100 Bbls. Mefs No. aud Beef
100 bali bis No ! aud melI do
50 Bbls Bone Middiinss Navy
Mels No. & 2 Pork
100 kegs Lard
100 boxes Mould Candles
100 do b own Soap
70 cafks of Sugar Hhds NaiIs--ehtitisd TO
debeRture
Bbis, Retailing Sugar, &c.
Marx 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01

TIE fubfcriber hereby gives Pu5-
lie notice to AT concerned, thar ne has
b3en duly appointed and has taken upon here
lelf the ,rrft Of Admni1ratrix on the efzte q
1Ai(ES BUTLER, 9uar
late of Cape-EIzabtth, in the county Of CussA
berlan3, Mariner, teceafed, by giving bond
as the law dsre6ts--(he therefore requens AZ
perlons who al indebted to the faid decealed'
eltate, to make immediate payment and
thoie who have any demands hereon, 10 exc
hibit the fame to Jobn Dcsri7g, her attorney
REB4KAH MILLER
May 25, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
NOInE.

ALL perfons having Accounts open with
jACOB R6LFE, are Requested 10 call and
fettIe he fame immediately.
Portland, May Is, 1907. I'D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
E. Greely s. Co.
Hsge f., SAX,
600 Bbls. SuperEue FLOUR.
May 18th, 1907.
f. DANCING SCHOOL.

Mr.. 8MITHrefpe6tfully informs hi, friends
"a in this town, that he has poifponed the
commencement of his DAY-scHsoI, few days,
ia conlequence Of i'll health. May Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-01
Cram and AthertOu.

NJ dIII oIII AAttINa tVt'-
17iAHs, Street
uAVE iuf imported an addition
i L al afortment Of Irifh LINENS, which
they offer by he cafe only.
a. W Gods ran 5ey5lE IS families
May IL