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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-10
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Various causes may be assigned for this
essential difference.
The act Of Assembly Of Virginia intro
duel the Pcnitcntiary system, which
passed in the year 1876, was almost a H.
teral transcript Of an act Of The Legisia-
ture Of Pennsylvania passed in the year
1870. Unfortunately, However, tho prcvi-
eioDs 81 = law oi that state Of 1894 which
had MADE some important alterations in
the Act OF 1870, were either overlooked by
the Legislature Of Virginia, or deemed i'm
proper 70 be Incorporated ~ our code.
The most prominent defects OF the for
mcr Sys.cm were these:
I. hltho' tive Keeper Of the Pcnitcntin-
ny was, and still IS, appointed by the Exc
cuuve, and renewable az their pleasure,
/ YET board Oiinspeclors interycned which
shielded him from aU responsibility
I VALE the inspectors possessed The power
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-10

To ths bighes' bidder. on We1ns.day Inc C,h
Of December XII, III fair, il NOT, the next
far dayN. ali the
HousehoIa 81 KH.hsn Furniture,
81 ocK Of ali Kinds, tn Crop Ut CGHN.
FOi1DhN' &c belonging 70 ;he estate of Fe-
ter Baker. deed. among y hich are soane ,erv
valuable high Gioodsd Coss. an exceIsmt large
House Cock, aui Ten pIatc Stove.
TIE sale wi lake pace a; pcYcr, C.he late,
residerce OF me decea. cdl-rcy1,s u ale VIII
te, nine mouths creti, on al sums ABOVE ten
dollars. he Fprci.are. give bend AID security.
to carry iUteres from tl,e ,a;e if no. run6tualiy
Paid-for al su;ns unGlr ycn doii-.s cash viii 10
required.
CsRGsTKNTA RAEsR, Xxx.
!ovs' Gooch!and Nov 10 1902. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-10
novs' Gooch!and, Nov 10 1907.
Night SchooI.

A T the siz'h door b,low ~ Ola CITY Tavern
viii be ,an5h' b! the subscriser Feeding
WH"n5. A.i'hme.ic, Bookkeeping. Geogia
ply, The ptTiet use OF the Globes, the F.encb
Language, Surveying Navigation, Or ANY OF the
brs"e''>s Of Natur-l rhiio.o.hy l. tfu Geek,
ST. We tr-i three OF tae above y, hve dol
'ars FER ql% or, and the rest al sighr
FuPtS ind their own cznd e--Iuitia;l from
six 20 riae
Commencement Of he ab~ve tuiiion will take
place or Mopd'y the 10 IL ina.ant.
II, &. OiGcoant VIZ be made fer Christmas
Holidays
HUGH WRITE, h. NJ.
Eoysraer 10 l3a7. 5r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-10

If .4aron Burr had been convicted Of a
misdemeanor before Judge MarShGN, we
should like to know whether his fine would
have been more than TEX DALLARs, and
his imprisonment more than THREE
HOURS. His honor took care, howe YER, by
excluding the most important evidence
from the jury, to save himself from ever
being brought to the test OH this point.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-10

EuDvLIDEs No. III. is received and shall
appear in our next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-10
&c II NJ o n ID:

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-10

s 1922 50 2-S
sept. /. Balance in favor of
the penitentiary, 6C53 50 Is
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-28
AWFUL EXPLOSION.

THE following account of most aHla'
explosion OF gun-powdsr, GA bo'td q
vessel IN the Rapsnbefs canal, al Lei'
den, IN Holland, is copied from ls''
English paPer.l
: Scheedam, Jan. Is.
Last night, about FIVE O'Clock, the iai'
si,ao.s Of This ei.y were alarmed by 100"
violent conclusion, proceeding, as 1t ""
thought, from the north west. The "'a
dows OF seyesaI houses here wet sfcF'
open by the shock. At first il was ga,
ed Ina. the powder magazine at Ds.t naa
blown up bar, after the lapse OF '' ~
hours, i, appeared that all Was tranq''' ).
that city. To-day we learn, with ho'i ;e.
and astorishmenr, thar the most mago.ai ~
cen, part Of Leyden was the scene Of 'n n.l
terrible explosion. Il seems that ''''. -.
laden with 10, 900 lbs. weight OF eon ? n,
der from Amsterdam, destined tor Ds" ,;
and then lying in the Rapenou'S 1' ~.
there. by some means took hre, anu -
s,an,ly blew up, destroying all the "Oa ;oo
in the vicinity of the canal. and osea, ..d.
ing the premature death of soae ''aa'', .n,
of the inhabitants. When tS;S ae'o IN
was written, the flames were SAID 30 y, ,.r.
raging. Of 60 children 10 boa'aa .,
school, FIVE or six only are said to nave Wv. W,
saved, bu. scorchsd dreadfully. 'om'% sd
;. ,,L,,;,aro;t,. "a near de- 'ed, a'O
that the Jewish Synagogue is redsee asieb
ashes. Of the vessel 90 board OF wa s,
we're the owners two sons anu a ''
~ - -'' yanuary 90 % ;.
It's our melancholy task again 20 AZ" .|red
to the dismal catastrophe which oc'' Int,
a, Leyden, On Monday the IGN , .s.rats
and to confess that no pen can exasssW We
the horrors Of thas "'olrafu' sem s,;,oe,ss,
are credibly informed, by eve wa" b,
that scarcely a singls house OK 0a'''"'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-28

| mar, without any preyiioas d,ol.....
eabraced the cause Of our enc :, a'ou, hs
tate ought TO serve as an ssama .s' Iii
| the weaker princes who withoD, h r's 70 adj
nectcd by Fundamental laws, sn,s y's.osesa
quarrels Of great nations, bu, 'u'o'As
yielded to the desire to see our rs ~ nlss
! lion with the house Of Saxeny t ea''sI
without interruption. The primo. ~ 81
Coburgis dead. His son being e. = sass
the camp Of our enemies, We have lug Ia
tered the Principali,y. @fusa'
We have also ordered that the ,.,
our minister for foreign affsirs. no pO'o
dadgs,s Of the Ottoman Porte, shat p,l "a
put before your eyes, w:,aess, tia, g.
oar early youth, in all the evils ws ,"S "
produced, our happiness, cur glory az
ambition. have been placed 10 : eon y, W.T.
and labors for peace. Bot the pal; 1'a' :,
cur present circumstances demands wy.
FIRST eoncern. Fifteen years Of ,i, W.T.
have failed to give to France an eoui,,
for the partition Of Poland. which a ,,.s l'
campaign in 1873 m GIT have ob,sjned >"
All! VINO can calculate the duration If =
ware, the number Of the campaigns vbs,
mist be endured at some future dsy "a ).
pair the evils which may result. from 4.
loss OF the empire Of CONSCIENTIOUS +,
love of unreasonable repose, and Of II.
pleasures of the CRY, should prevail aeajn,.
the wise counsels which provide assiov
ia are evils! We shall lease 10 cur Oo,Is
ri,y az inheritance Of wars and sala,nj,ir,
The Greek Fiara, raised in .riamph i,om
the Baltic TO the Mediterranean will ,b,v
US, even.in eur own days, eur province,
attacked by cloud of fanatics and barb,.
-rians, and If in this struggle, found to b,
too late, civilized Europe, should perish
our gully indifference viii excite the jos,
complaints of pss'e,i'y, and will be nam.
OF disgrace ia history. TIE empsro, Of
Persia, vexed in his depsndsn. SAFES as
Poland WAS for SO ysars, and Turkey ha,
been for 90 years, by the policy Ct Ii.
cabinet Of Petersburg, is animated by tn.
game sentiments as the Porte, hss taken
the same resolutions, and is marching ia
person upon the Caucasus 10 defend 81,
frontiers.
But already has the ambition Of OUT
enemies been COMPOUNDED; their ARM
has been defeated .! Pu!tusk AID Colymip,
aud their disheartsnsd battallens fly at The
sight OF cur eag'es--In such cifcumstsr.
ces, peace, 10 DC rendered sure, ought to
secure the Independence Of thsse Two great
empl.es. And if BY the unb9 uuded amb,
tion and injustice Of our enemies, wat
muss still eonsiuus, oar psop'e wiH conl'
nue to discover thefnsel.s WORTHY b. theit
energy, and their love to our person. OF
the high destiny which vii! crown al! our
lsbors, and shen only can stable aud l0Og
con.ipued peace yield for our people, at's'
ihesese days Of g'o'y, times Of psaee aad
Happiness.
NAPOLEON
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
CoIIins's Ouarto Bible.

HE Sstoa5 Edition Of this valuable Bible
1 Is now completed, and for lale al
llaac Auams's f31-& It,re.
NJ. z, F.s aret.
In order that the purchaler may be qcco-
modated with this edition Of The Bible with
or without Plates, Apocryphs, OF Ostervads
Notes, they are arranged as follows
Life Prices, eozterts, Ending, tys u fsberf7s
yeLozO zOove paper, IN blHd5ore fyozg Jbrep Biza-
i.gs, 4Oitbont Maps AMI Eng,4vi1g5
Old and New Teltamen.s, Concordance and
APocrapha, 90
Pocrypha, and Oaervald's Notes. 90
Sane Binding zvitb Af4P5, ana EIfgsrt Hiferic4E
EagTavizgs
Old and New TeltAments, Concordance and
APocraphA, = 50
Old and New Tefaments, Concordance, "A
pocrypha, and ORervaids Notes, 10 so
AsaAo11e Calf Bdaai1g zrif5oEt llaf. or Ezg,a-
Old and New Teitaments, CONGO dance, aud
Apocrypha 90
Old and New .Tefaments, Concordance. A.
pocrypha, AID Oftervald's Notes, 10 co
S0r7e Bisaisg zyit6 .Ha3s and EiegIaf H,,ferr-
Old and New TeItaneuts, Concoruance and
ApocryPh~, 10 50
Old and New Teffaments, Concordance, A
Pocrypha, and Oifervald Note., 40 so.
In addition to theahove each copy svilt con-
cain the following articles
" ! The pubiiher's advertisement to the fe-
cond Edition 4.
2 An addref, to II. reader (iubfi;uted for.
the Dedication to King Jsme,) from the pen
Of Witherfpoon.
8 IN account Of the dates. or time Of writ
ing the books Of the New TeltamenI, bS Dr
WitherfpOon.
I Lit ofHiltorical Epgr4vings and Maps
5 The names and order Of AL the books Of
the old and New teitamen,s, and Apocrapha,
with the number of cher chapters,
8 Blank Leaves for mily record
z. An Index to the Holy Bible. or an ac-
count Of the most remarkahie patiages ID the
books Of the Old and Hgew Teltament point
ing out the time when they happened and
ofthe places IN Scripture where;a they are
recorded
8. A Table ofTimes
9. Tables Of Scripture Weights, Measures,
and Cons; with an Appendix, cout4uIiag the
method Of calculating ia nea.ures and fIriace
hitherto wanted in trea iies Oh this ject.
10 A Table Of Officers aud Conditions Of
Men. .t.t
4. n.. A Table Of the proper Names il the
Old and New Ieftaments. together with 1he
meaning Of the words in their .orgiral lAn-
guages, forming the moi complete AID oelt
Family Bibles ever pubhlled III America.
June
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
Dtr0.

In Southwest Point, (ren.) VIM. Peters,
Esq ageG So late MAJOR il the army of
the U. S.; He faithfully served his country
IN military capacity during the whole re-
volutionary war and III the provisional ar
my was IN the several battles.ot Harmar,
st. Clair and Wayne, with the Indians.
In Newyork, Rev. Thomas Dumbleton,
native Of Northamptonshire, Eng. aged 42 /:
he was sent out as missionary by the Brit
ish Methodist Conference TO the West-In-
dies, where he laEo ed with success for IL
years; when he retired to Ncwyork, and
died Of dropsy.
Near Guildford, (Con.) Thomas Nelson,
driver Of the Western mail coach The
hook of a whifAetree gave way, when be
sPrang from the box to secure the horses,
but fell, and two Of the wheels passing over
his neck, he was killed ON the spot The
horses ran at full speed until the coach over
turned with the passengers and then stop
ped Fortunately none of the passengers
were materially injured. They order
these matters better IN" England When
horses become unmanageable, spring IS
touched, which Instantly frees them from
Tie carriage.
In Minot, Miss Sampson, daughter OF 1t.
seth Sampson, aged IS
In Falmouth, Mr.. Anthony Morse, aged
54--he had II children, 90 grandchildren
nd 80 great grand children.
In this Town, Miss Lydia M'Lellan, cid
ost daughter OF Mr., John NJ. aged 1t.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08

Ll..a4-bo.y .4lei1eor On Monday laf, while
the democrats were rel lic ~ a. the afcenden-
81 cf 5ad over good principles, in this State,
We hear . number q accidents occurred /:
while recording the following, we cannot but
recommend to our teoH-citizens in afiuence,
literally to extend their charity to the relief of
theie unfortunate fnf-rers While Epriam
Rich, Obeuiah Sa yer, and John Davis, ian
U. S. SOLDIER were engaged IN rsmning down
a charge in feld-piece wh Oh they had beeK
firing OH Fort-Hiil, IN thus town. il unfortu-
nately went of, and deprived each of them of
arm, behdes verv much .niuring two Of
hem otherwile. Hope> are entertained Of
their recovery but We very much fear they
will never be able TO purlut any protection by
which they can gain fubiltance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
WILLIAM SWAN,


No 8, UniOa- ROTg, Mia4s,frs :,
uAS received an addition 20 his former
A a Rock, making general afortment of
EUROPEAN e. INDIA GOODS,
A large fupply Of w. ]. Coos and Gao
cFRIEs among which are
w. l. Rum per Had.
BeR French Brandy par Pipe
Straits do do
Hollands Gin do
Cotton pei Bale -a IVY,
All kinds of Tea per cheR, and warranted
the frf quality
2 Cafes Of excellent CAssIA
Chocolate per box
LOAF SUGAR, FREsH RAI:INs, GINGER,
PIMENTo, PEPPER, &c &c. &c.
AlS-An afortment of PAINTS, LINsEED-
OH, sc. &c as ulual
All which will be fold wholelale and retail
as low "a can be furnilhed in town, for cath
credit. Portland, June 8.
W. S informs all thofe who are indebted
to him, whole debts have been due over fix
that unleis dilcharged within fxty
days, they will be given to an Attorney for
collection without fRIther nebee
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
NEXT PRESIDENT

The question Of next President begins to
receive considerable attention III the South
ern Democratic Papers. A Charleston
paper recommends that at any rate the Pre-
sident should not be taken from Virginia
The papers Of Virginia, on the other hand,
think the only question -, SgAich Of her great
men shall be the candi Late, and conde-
scending.y names two, Madison and Munroe
One Of the Baltimore democratic papers,
Evening Post) has taken up the subject at
great length. and Concludes with recon-
mending George Clinton for President, and
Nathan Macon Or John Langdon for Vice
President
All that the federalists seem to say, IS,
suit yoursetves gentlemen /; ue a,t only pasger-
gers-N 7 Herald
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
FOR SALE.

TTE fubfcriber offers for fale in Freeport,
a valuable 6tuation for a trader Or me-
chanic, Gtuated on the County Road, leading
from the MeetIng-houfe in id Freeport, to
Porter's Landing, 70 called conGttng Of 3-4
of an acre of Land, with good Dwelling
Houle, two fOries high, "a feet by 27-
LiAezOyt-A Wharf and aIgood wood or
Lumber landing.
Ayo.-A fmaIl Barr, and good we'll Of wat
er on faid premifes all of which viii be fold
on good terms by applying to
DANIEL DUNHAM, on TIE Premjjif.
FIeekoyt, June 8,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
James Fl. COltnan.

Bran FOsadsr and PE.tz5ey,
= ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public at large, thar he IA. lately re-
moved his itand from Union-Rreet, 70 the ihop
formerly occupied by Daniel Keene, in Fore
itreet, where he manufactures Brals Andirons,
Shovel. and Tongs of the newell fa(lions
At6, the itrl6teit atrention paid TO
the PLUMBING BUSINESS, and all kind of
Deep Sea and Filming Leads may BE- had at the
fhortea notice.
Like1Vi5e, all kind Of Military Orna-
ments manufactured, both Plated and Brafs,
Swords mounted with Silver or Brais.
or All kinds or work in the above
line Repaired, and Brafs KETTLES Hammered
and Bailed.
n B. Pundual attention paid TO
cleaning Swords, Guns AID Bayonets, in the
neateif manner. tune
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
Land at Fryeb4rgb.

70 be )5ld at Public TendAe. an Tbu1G
day the &xteentb dry If fuk next,
BY hc~nce Jrem The Snprsme Judicial
Co0rt,
Eighty Eight acres of interval
LAND, f,uared in Fryeburgh,in the coun-
ty Of Oxford, on the Welt Gde Of Saco River.
M9, Thirteen hundra and 4lgR.
teen acres Of WOOD LAND, fluated in faid
Fryeburgh, Oh the can 6de Of Saco River, and
within few rods Of the Academy adjoining
Starks' hill. The Lands afOI alaidare 6tu4led
near the centre of fourlfh,ng village. md
will be fold either in Iots or togetheF, a. 1'ay
appear. moR agreeable TO Purchafers at the
time Of lale.--A credit viii be given Ou a9-
proved notes, payable in one two and three
wears, on iniereR annually, with mortgage oa
the premifes The above land belongs t. the
minor children Of John Goldman, Elq late Of
Bottom, Deceafed.
t-r Sale to be a. the houfe Of T-zrs OgooJ
innholder, in laid Fryeburgh, asacleven O'Clock
in the forenoon MN
CATHERINE GOODMAN,
Gaardi-a 70 ,atj ,giaor B,sd5la.
Bsfo7, A1ay rs. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08

Trial Of CAPT. Waa5y-A Co-ct-NfaritaI
was held on board the Giadato., in Ports
Eiouth habor, on tie 16.h and 17t1 Of April
last Il was the opinion OF the Court, f er
bearing the evidences against capt. WhItD;,
sAd his defence, that the charge had not
been proved AL he was accordingly Ac
SUIrTED. The Editor of the Weskiy I
s5ect0r, in noticing his acquitai, observes I'm
" 1t is not for Us to say upon W.
grounds this tribunal proceeded III 4cqu
ting Whitby. II is a matter Of 10 consy
quehce as respects American politics,
Thether it was the want q evidence 2
some less justihabte casse wh'ch led y H.
.cquittal. Pretences win never bc wln,in
ioinduce the British and other nations to
Olate our rights, il we possess no power t.
pro,ect them. National responsibility IS
not to b. beGgeL 1t must 81 eon.n.ah5ea
Aud how conmandcd Not b. empty Pre-
hmations, nor by gun-boats. nor by d.3
docks, nor BY non-impoTtatIon acts, nor BY
the bobadil clustering Of Captain. CEeci-
Aan.''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
FOR BOSTON.
Pierce, Fem & Co.

Pierce, Fem & Co.
LAVE taken brick Store in Fore-Rreet,
i formerly occupied by Meffrs. Ernjou =
Son, at the head of Union Wharf where they
offer for lale-..l.
&C Bufhels Of Corn
1000 lbs. Fax
1000 do. Cheele
1OUo do Pork Hams
10 Bbls. Walnuts s
so Dozen Corn Brooms
l8 Mems Saddles
600 lbs. of dried Beef
Rum by the HID.
Moahes per do
Sugar by the Bbl
Lemon Juice by the Bib. or Gallon
Dried Apples, '-
The above articles will he fold by whole
fale or retail very cheap for cath or approved
credit. Portland, T-as s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08

THE ProPrietors of UNION WHARF,
i are hereby notified, that the fecond AZ
iefment Of One Hundred Dollars on each
ihare becomes due and payable the frlt Mon
day in July next, and unlels paid to the lub-
scriber at that time. 70 much of faid Delin-
quents' fhares will be fold at Public Auction
as will pay the fame, together with charges Of
fale.
THIS. MERRILL, jun. CoLtear.
Portland, June s, So7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
loci Ha1l

No. n. Long WBHE
HAS for fale, cargo Of ichr Miranda, from
a 4 ST. Croiz, conhlting Of
so Hhds. good Eavortd Rum.
Now landing cargo Of fchr. Return, con-
filhng Of flhds. ST, Croi1 Sugar and Rum
In fore 40 Hhds Bonave(la Salt
2e low priced Crates, enSiTled TO debenure
on eKPortatiUA. 74ae s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08

A gentleman, who came passenger IN the
Amelia, from London, assures us, that the
conduct Of Mr. Munroe, has been highly APP
proved Of BY the mercantile interest Of that
city-and that a public and very splendid
Dinner was to be given him BY the merch-
ants, as a mark of their respect for his vig-
liant exertions in endeavoring to restore
friendly intercourse between that country
and the United States. Boston pap
Letters from Trinidad, received in lanai
ca, mention, that a petition had been pre-
sented TO the governor of that island, by the
principal inhabitants, praying that Cen Mi
randa might be ordered away, to prevent
the recurrence of the disagreementS which
arose on his former visit to that island. The
Governor elected the petition OH the ground
Of his having no authority to grant the pray
er Of il.
A motion in favor of the late British Ad-
ministration was made in the House of Com
mons, April 9. For passing to the order Of
the day, 258-against it, 226. Majority in
favor Of the present administration, 80.
InformatioE that the President declined
submitting the British Treaty to the Senate,
reached England on the 14th Of April.
A Portuguese frigatc has lately been lost
near Gibraltar and 227 men drowned.
Daniel d Tompkins, Esq. is chosen Gov
ernor Of Newyork, by majority Of abodt
1000 votes.
A letter from Richmond, dated the 9th
! ult SAYS, 4" Gen Eaton has been insulted, and
the conjecture is, that something of seri-
! Gus nature viii take place, as soon as the
storm Of Burr's trial is ovcr"-N 4 Herald
or an example zUorthy Of i'nitation.
A club of bachelors has lately been insti-
tuted IN a town IN South Wales, where each
member binds himself under penalty Of
considerable forfeiture, to marry in the
course Of one Year.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
A3arrlfO.

n Milton, Ny. Josn elcber. printer Of
te Emerald, to VI IS Cuar! tie Bahcock.
In CaPe-EIizabcth, M Reuben Dyer, TO
Iiss 3eisy Davis. 2
Ia Otishcld, Mr.. Oliver Hancock, 70 Mss
-bel Burnel.
IL birmingham, Mfr John Mayall, of
,5ray, to Miss Ann Cover, Of the former
lace
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
TAKE NOTICE !

l Ht fu Ccriber has eretted new
machinery for the purpole of Carding
Wool by water at Saccarapp4 Falls, in FAi.
mouth where he expects to difpateh the
bnhneis as falt as it comes with neatnefs and
dIiPa:ch, for the low price of FIVE cents per
pour d. MOSES SLONCFEILOW
JEas 9. ew
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
NOTICE..

THE CoPartnerihip of the iublcribers IN
= der the firm of
/ hos. g. Sandford & Co.
is this day BY mutual content difolved--the
concerns Of the company will be fetrled by
THos @. SAEDToRp, who il authorized for
the purPoie. THOS O. SANDFOR
STEPHEN MIELLAN.
WILLIAM BROWN
Zses4m, - |, 1907. (s)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
Real Ffate at Auction.

On TUESDAY, 7tb fuy, u O'clock.
On tie Prsmyts.
y. Y virtue OF an order Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Maha, huietts. A lot OF
and belonging to the eltate Of Melzar Linz
coin, late of Portland, in the county Of Cum
berland, houfewnght, deceafed, iiruated o.
State-Rreet, meefuring 90 feet on faid itreet.
and running back JS2feet together with the
Dwelling-houfe thereon--1'erms made knCwn
at the fale. BENJA. EMERSON, -4tuaiujq'r.
, E. Greely x 20. Antl's.
Portland, June 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
Nathaniel Carle's ERafe.

.CUMsEaLANp, e. .N.E
THE next Of kin to NATHANIEL earle,
late Of Falmouth in laid county, yeoman,
deceaied, are hereby cited to, appear at a
Probate Court, to 5e holden al .he Office Of
John rockingham, Efq in Portland, in fad
county, on Wednesday the eighth day of July
next at ten o'clock in the forenoon, 10. admin
iaeF on the eliate of faid decs4led; otherwile
administration thereon will be granted to
creditor or fome other perfon. t
Given under my hand this rhird day of June,
one thoufand eight hundred and leyen.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, fudge IF Probate