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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13
FOREIGN.

IcurEENrn svLLyTIu OF THE FRENCH
GRAED ARMY
Pofsidw, Oct IS
The emperor has reviewed the imperial foot
gu1rs, consisting 6 zen baiialous, ard 'ixty
pieces 6 cannon served by the riding ar'iiaEy.
Tie otade Of Span5sI three miles { 900.
Eenin ana iuur itar 10 s,lSm, strong hy It's 81
80 :or 10 the "a DIST fw iers. having garrison
oi l2.C ~.n, and grea qu,n'ty olamNCni,ion
and pr v..icns. WAS surround - n The night Of
,hc 24ss. &c. ~ BoTuaod tic uperor's aid
ec:amp, had previously rscounosrsd he place.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13
PHHADELPAIA. Feb. z.

EIfTacf oT q leIfcT, daFed Lancasfcr, Jan.
21.
"Yesterday we appointed a committee to
draw up an address to Mr.. Jefferson, re-
questng him not to decline being candi
date at the next presidential election. The
resolution was carried without debate, So
to 10"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13
Ten Dollars Reward.

DESERTED on the 1871 dan orocto5,,.
- Iast-he having receiped furlouph
I9r J'De day8, 10 go 10 PETERSBURG, GRO.
". BICKUS, a Soldier of the Pu5Ec
Guard, agcG about n gears. dart hair and
eyes, fair conlhicrion, his face ueyy 6ocE
marked-a native Of ConnccficufZbc is
abof fUe .feet TN inches hfeh. He took
7oifh him tie uniform of tie e7uard, and =
number. fother clothing not known. liz
IS a f1Inter ny trade, and Ills unknozor
7Uhere he 7riH go.
also, JOHN J.5HTON rho Zeff mi.
on me ION inst. he has black hair and eves.
ddrk comfle.rion, and is a6ozlf fve feetJf1,e
fnches high-a6out THIRTY. years ofasc.-.
pery 8leHder made. he has taken zcjfG L;,,
the uniform offhe guard-and 7y6eye n.
may go is uncertain, he 6eiaP a Uof;,,e nj
EUROPE. Hny ferson taking uh said NE.
8erter8, and bringing them 10 fbis hLoce.
md delivering Than 10 me, or either oCf6s
officers qfhe said GuarG, or for ejfber NJ
them, shaH receiUe the abor,c reyord
NIX. QUfRRIER, r po
Richmond, Feb. -, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13
Land for Sale.

b virtue OF a deed of trust executed BY
Wliliam Johnson, FOR the purpose of Sc
e eoII deot due to Kendall Lee, will be
soia, on the premises, on the 18th dav If
march next, to the highest bidder, for cash.
oHe certain tract ofLand
lying in the county of Goochland, on the
waters OK Lickinghole creek, adjoining the
lands or William Morrow, William Rich
ards and others, containing by estimation
three hundred and fourteen and half
cfes, or so much thereof as will be SNIFF.
eht to satisfy the amount of 6 200 and in
terest now due on the said trust deed and
charges. 'NoA
THE TRUSTEES.
1oochiand, Feb. 10, 1907. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13
NETWORK. Feb. .


Council Of ahhointment Our informa-
ton from Albany states, that the legisla-
ture proceeded by joint ballot on We'd
nesday last to choose the council of appoint
mcnt, and that the following senators all
attached to the Lewis administration were
elected:
Thomas Thomas from Southern0 :;
James Burt Middle =
lain Nicholas Western I :
Ed7yQrd Savage Eastern. } ::
February 9.
E.rtrdcf IF a ietter. from Trinidad, dated
December 80, received by mercantile
house in this city.
"Bonaparte had overrun nearly the
whole continent, but his late defeats BY the
combined armies of Russia and Prussia
near Posen, will, trust, give such turn
to his affairs as may procure him passage
to Siberia. He is said to have lost in the
three battles three days successfully $4,000
men killed, wounded and prisoners. In
short he was completely routed. Orders
bave issued for marching the consCripts
from every part of France.-Great COM
motions, it is said, prevail at Paris-this
we have from Martinique, where the
news had also arrived by express ! This
will change the face of all Europe"
Mercantile Idv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13
BALTIMORE, Feb. 4.

Gen. Smith has this day received posi-
tive information from Washington, that the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13
TuuRsDAy. Frn <

Ia hNbhT- j tB. ..
or. .SlaaiitoA offered the following reso-
luton
Resolved, That a committee be oppointed
to enquire into the cxpediency Of making
provision bylaw to authorse the President
of the y, s.. to cause to he erected in suita-
bic places OH the margin of the ocean at his
discretion, not exceeding - ;rsenals and
docks for the accommodation and speedy
repairing cfpublic armed ships and vessels
that may be rendered unfit for service by
gales OF wind, or in action with the enemies
OF the Y. >. and that they have leave TO re-
port by bin or Otherwise
The question was immediately taken
without debate, and tie resolution disagreed
FRIDAY, FEES.
The following message was received
from the President Of the u. 5.
IL me Senate and, House Of 4earescntG-
tf1cs qf ne United States.
The government oF Trance having exa.
mined into the claim OF Nj. dc 3eaumar-
chalS, against the U. S. and considering il
as just and legal, has instructed its minis
ter here to make representations on the sub
lect to the government of the u. S. I now
lay his memoir thereon before the legsla-
ture, the only authority competent 10 f.
nal decision on the same.
TIL: JEFFERSON
The message and accompanying docu-
ments were referred TO the committee of
Claims.
a message was likewise received from
the President, transmitting copy of the
laws of Louisiana, which were referred to
a Sc ect committee.
The House resumed the consideration Of
the bill relative to issuing debenures.
! A debate ensued on several amendments
offered, when the question was put on cr-
derlIng the bill to be engrossed for a third
reading.
On this question debate arose, which
was continued without decision until
| the adjournment of the House.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

THE Copartnerfhip of BARBOUR and
STOCKBRlDCE, having expired, is this
day by mutual content difolved. Thole per.
Ions who have unlettIed accounts with faid
firm are requeted to call on JosEPH 3ARRouR.
at the fore lately improved BY them for an
adJuttment. All who are indebted are called
OF for payment and requelted to take partic-
ular notice that the notes and accounts which
have been Handing a Reasonable tine and re-
main unpaid on the 3Oth Of October next will
then be left in other hands for collection with
out any determination.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
rail- and Winter C29d5.
am s. AthertOn

am & Anterior.
HAVE imported, per the fhip tosrpr.
from Liverpool the following Goods
S Bales aiorted Baizes
do black, white aud yellow Flannels.
fome yard wide and extra foe
5 do roGe Blankets
3 do point do twiI'd & untwird
90 black, blue, Grab and olive Fear
noughts
a do Coatings, fashionable colours, Gome
extra fine
3 do blue Broadcloths
2 do dark-mixt, drab & olive DO
2 DO bet wet Of England do fadliona-
Die colors
do do do do Cafimeres
do blue, MKT and drab Plains
do drab Kerfeys
2 90 welI-aforted StufTs
do common fancy Swanfdowns and
Turkydowns
do fancy Griped and fpotted Cords
do elegant Toiinets and Miltonlfripes
new fyle
? Trunks well aGorted worried s. Lambr-
wool Hole
CaleS DlacE and owe NelV6tS
do Tabby Cords
DO Linen Checks
DO fancy MaIabar Hdkfs
2 Trunks elegant GIl1 Chambrays
4 do common Calicoes
9 do fuPerfne do
DO fuperfne iuPerfnc do
do elegant fashionable printed Robes,
London work
The above Cooj, will be fold on the mof
advantageous terms, by the piece or package
only. They expect per the Henry from Liv-
erpool, and he Ro17so and Nezy- C7les from
London, (via Bottom large additional fup-
ply Of Fancy and Fashionable Goods, which
will render their aAortment very complete.
POT & PEARL ASHES wanted as above
Sept. 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
PANAlLT4T

FROM the fnBfcriber. en- or about the 18th
a inf. RACHAEL HARROH', a pauper,
fupported by the town OF oPe-Elizabeh-
All perions are hereby forbid harboring or
iuPpiying her with any articles on the credit
of the town, as no charges againft the fame
will be paid. JOHN HUNT
fnpAR 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himlelf the trult
Of Administrators on the eltate of
DANIEL OLDHAM,
late Of Butterfeld, in the county Of Climber
land, now Sumner in the county of Oxford,
yeemsn, deceaied, by giving bond a. the
law dlrects-He therefore requeas all perCons
who are indebted TO the iaid decealed's eRatc,
70 make immediate payment; and thofe who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame TO EZRA STEPHENS
SCbt "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
Valuable Books.
IEaac Adams.

. No. Z, jg;f,eef,
= AS juIt received an additional afortment
OF BOOKS, among which are
Practical Philolophy Of Social Life.
The Editor Of this valuable treatile juGiy
o5ferves ii the Preface that q i contains 4
moit valuable fore Of practical leGons of VIII
dom, abounds with profound knowledge Of
the world and the human heart, and is uuan-
mouilY allowed to be the belt eilay on the re-
Al PhiloiOPhy Of focal life when ever has been
publihed in any; and if may prelume to
nudge Of its ufefulnels from my own experience,
iiands foremoh amonER all the books which
ever have bsen written to promote focal hap
pineis."
Rife and Progress Of Religion in the Soul,
ilultrated in courle Of ferrous and practical
addreiles, ieie6ted 10 perfons Of every charac-
Ter and circumstance, with a devout media
ton on prayer added to each chapter, by
PiaiP Do.d,i!re
Orton's Expedition Of the old Tefament,
with devotional and practical reflections, for
the Nc Of Ja0tlicI.
Blair's Sermons, complete in volumes,
Rollins Hilfory Of the Egyptians, Cathagi-
mans. Ahytians, Babylonians, Modes, Per-
mans, and Grecans, highly ulefuI and enter
tanning work
Structures On the modern fyItem Of female
education, with view Of the principles and
conduct prevalent among women Of rank and
fortune, by Hannah More.
Adams view Of the religious denominations
which have appeared in the world, from the
beginning Of :he chriaian era to the prefsnt
day.
The works Of :lIe late lsarned and pieus
James HerVey, complete in volumes.
Life Of Lord Melton and Mr.. Fox To
gether with great variety Of other Books in
the various branches Of fcience.
School Books and Stationary,
Account and Blank Books,
General afortment of Court, JulEces, and
Commercial Blanks
Maps Of the United States aud DiRriCt Of
Maine.
CT Cab md The hgb1f price giJer
far clean c9ft0n end linen Rags, Can
GAP and junk Sept. Il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

A L. perfons indebted TO SrErfEv CrM-
MIVGs for lervices in the line Of his pro-
FELTON, a. q Phifcian, arc requeaed to make
payment without delay to the fubfcriber,
who ! duly authorized to execute discharges.
All accounts which hall remain unfe,tled on
the 3oth Of October next, will be put in luit
without further notice.
JOHN COE, Ato,a:y % faiI Cpssaiags.
Sept IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
Daniel Tucker.

HAS on hand for flle, forty eight
ANCHORS of various fzes, from so
to 1900 weight, luitabIe FOR Ve1eI. from 80
TO 500 tons.
ALSO,
Fifty Crates Of Liverpool cream
color'd CROCKERY WARE, fuitable for the
Wet India Marke:.
n. B. Anchors Of any defcription may be
had from the Manufactures on lhort notice
The price is reduced to Eleven Cents on A
months, interef after two months or dilcount
Of two & an half per cent, for prompt pay
ment Sept. n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been du-
" appointed and has taken upon himfelf the
truit Of Administrator on the ehate Of
EBENEZER bartlett.
late Of OtisfeId, in the county of Cumber-
land, yeoRan, decealed, BY giving bond az
the law dire0s-he therefore requeRs all per-
fous who are indebted to the fad deceafed's
eltate, to make immediate payment; and thofe
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame to HEZEKIAH FROST.
A4gyE q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

.,.nJ 70 you to govern your whole con
5nct in life, by strict adherence to
he ,be principles Of virtue, and an inviola,
" =, regard to the rules Of our holy re-
Zion. So doing, you will, probably,
.4iov the esteem and confidence 0.
. ~ of the wise and good
hrt. what much more concerns you,
,.ou will secure the appreciation Of that
],re.t Being, whose favor is life-and
J &c infinitely greater importance to
,.on than the applause Of a world.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
Notite..........I2I7Q.

WHOEVER purchafed No. 1919, in the
iecond clafs Of Hatfield Bridge Lotfe,y,
Of the iubfcriber, is hereby requeGed to return
the lame at his Bookitore, ana receive another
number or five dolIars--as there is an error
IN the Tale Of the above number which will
prevent the holder from receiving any hene-
fit, fhould it happt1 to 5e prize, for no
part OF i will be paid ISAAC ADAMS.
Ss5E ! a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
5a.fs hy 4ticttoH.

On THURSDAY next, I7tb BP.
\ I he fore lately occupied by BARNB-
a PILE T. PRICHARD, will be fold
without relerve, the
STICK in Trade dr Gid Company
CONSISTING ORA variety Of
EngHb y w. T. Go1Hj, GT1ceTicr, TIC.
Sale to commence at 0, AN. and 70 contin-
ue until the whole are fold-Terms at the iale.
Z. Greeley x Co. AHtt'r5.
Portland, Sestl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

Several hhipS, It Is laid, were ioR il the
North teas, in June; among them an Esgliih
mp OF war, with ieveraI trarfports,w switch had
cavalry on board, near Stromltadt. From q TO
200 dead bodies, horfes, sc. &c. are iaid to
have been washed on lhore.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

From Ne1york, Srht. =" The
British irigate jason, capt Cochrane,
got undcr way Yesterday afternoon, aud
s,ood for sea- On Saturday morning,
can't Cochrsnc, ,wo Of the officers
ofthe British frigate Jason, cane up to
,own in a pinnace manned by seven
seamen. The moment they arrived at
,hc dock, six out Of the seven ieapcd
from the boat and made their escape"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
B01Od0iR H0Hlc1.

1F Cverfeers Of Bowdoin COLLEGE are re-.
minded thar their meeting ftands adiour-
ned to Wednesday the thirtieth day of Sep
TENDER, initant-to meet a the College Chap
e in Brunfwick, at eleven O'Clock IN the fore
noon. JON ELLIS S..
7qfGln, SEP. lttJ, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14


10 The Honorable .1gficeS gftbe Court d
Conrm9n Pleas, begun and baden at
Portland, in and f6r the County Of
Cumberland, on the third Tuesday Of
June, W. ID. 1907.
IOHN SHED, Of Portland, in faid county,
j Currier, and Olive Shed, his wife, reipect-
fully reprclent that the faid Olive in her right
is ieized in fee IN common with others to her
unknown, Of one undivided fifth part Of A
certain lot Of Land, with the Buildings and
aPpurenances to the fame belonging, Gtuated
in laid Portland. and tounded as follows, VIZ;
Beginning at a fake Handing in the South
weRerly fde Of Love-Iane, where the fame
IS interieeted by the North -welterly hde Of
Fore-itreet; thence North Wefterly adjoining
fad Love-lane, twelve rods and one foot and
quarter thence fouth 6fty-one degrees
wen, eight rods and fix feet to Capt. Ta5n
MH0ry'J land; thence louih eanerly by laid
MuBy5 land, three rods and nine and a half
feet 70 fake; thence north ffty ore degrees
eaA to take Handing forty-fVe feet fouth-
weGerly Of faid Love-lane thence on a line
parallel with Iove-l2ne, and ainant forty FIVE
feet therefrOra TO faid Fore-Greet; thence
north eaIterly by faid Fore-itreel to the FRI
bounds.
Ans they are deErous that the faid Olives
ihare may be let Otto her, that fhe may hold
the fame TO her, her heirs and aligns IN fever
atty Wherefore they pray your honcurs
that The fame may be divided and ct eff TO
her the faid Olive, purfuant to the Statute in
iuch cafe made and provided
5TEPHFN IONGFFT RJV -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

AT Cambridge, Mrs. Elizabeth Dana,
ronsort OF the Hon. Francis Dana aged 56.
n Dover, Jonathan Grout, Esq. formerly
of Petersham, lMass)
In tits town, Mr.. Wi1slOw Radcliif, a.
fed 4z-Jane, daughter Of Mr.. WIN. Hold
en. 14m.-Thun1as, son Of Mr.. Tbs. Wilson,
ma child of capt. Thomas Norton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
n oy7ty 70 RE PaitioHerf.

1T g Cart Of Comn1on Pleas far the
county Of Cumberland, bsg4m and
65den at Portland ii Jaid c5rmty, OIL
the third fue5aay 9f 1mre, n ID.
1907.
ON the Petition Of yota SID, and Olive,
bis wife whereof the foregoing is a true CO.
py,-ordered that the petitioners cauGe the
ieveral perfons intereled in laid Ellate, aud
living within the State or the Attornies of
fuch as are ablent and have Attornies re-
fidihg within the State, TO be duly notified u
faid Petition by ferving them perlonally with
a Copy thereof, or leaving copy At their
dwelling houfe or aR place Of abode or by
inlerting the fubitance Of the fame three weeks
fuccefliveIy in one or more Of the pub,ick
newspapers, that they may have opportunity
to make their exception TO this Court on the
third Tuefday Of November next, to their
granting the fame.
AueR--sAM. FREEMAN, CLeyE.
SEPT. IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
Land at Andion.

At T. Greeley & Cos Office,
On Iburfhy, GA. ~, at II o'clscF,
TWENTY-FIVE acres Of LAND, htuated
in Falzlopib, on the road leading through
stroudwater to Saccarappa, with 2 fmall houie
and barn thereon, and under good improve
ment-Said land adjoins the farm Of jain
Sta,birS, decealed--Terms ar the fale.
SEPT "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

THE fubicriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that fhe has been du-
" appointed and has taken upon herfelf the
trSh If Execurrix Of the lalt will aud tefa4
ment of
JOSEPH M'KErN,
late Of Brunfwick,in the county ofCumberIand.
D. =. deceafed, by giving bond as the
law d.ret1s--She therefore requets All per-
fons who are indebted to the faid deceaied's
efa,e, to make immediate payment; and
thofe who have auv demands thereon, 70 e.
hibit the fame for feuIement 10
Arr. 13 (Sl4; ALICE MKETN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
TAKEM LID

RY the fubfcriber, large light red HORSE,
~ black name and tail, Rripe in his fore
head, trots all-The owner is defired TO prove
property, pay charges and take the Horle a.
w2y-APPly to joseph PARKER.
Cape-kHza5etb, SET IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
NOTICE

I oST BY the -fubfcriber, note Of hand,
- dated July IS, sO7, and made parable
to Beza Blanchard, for one hundred ard two
dollars and hxty-four cents, and fgned by
.GeiH z. 7buri7oa e Co.-An perfons are here
by forbid purchafng faid note, as il viii not
be paid. BEZA BLANCHARD.
6yr al
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

OFFERS Tor fale the reidue Of The Rock in
trade conGlhng Of Cotton, Woollen and Silk
GOODS, on veay Reasonable terms.
6etLI IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
Portland, SsbL 9. 1907
John COe.

John Coe,
INFORMS, his friends and The public that
he will continue the bulnefs of DruggiR and
APothecary at No. 4, F'fh-nreet, where viii
be kept conRantly for fale,
Drugs and 1NedicmG,
Of a genuine quality on Reasonable terms.
SEPT IA. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
IKE NOTTF

THE Subscriber contemplates leaving Port
land in the courfe of fix weeksogives
notice q thofe indebted to him either bv
note or book account, that fpeedy fettement
is required, in order that he NAV be enabled
70 meet iuch demands as fhall be prefented
againit him. GEORGE BONNELJ..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
BROKE

INTO the enclofure Of the Subfcribsr, in
CaPe-EL5a5ab, the 8th infant red HORSE,
with white friPe in his forehead, and white
hind feet The owner is requeted to prove
property, pay charges, and take him away.
S.Pt "a ROBERT DYER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
Pierce, Fem & Co.

lGTCe, rein g 10.
Htfs Union Hb0yf, Haee J7- J4h,
500 buiiel5 ben Yellow Corn
500 do do Winter Rye
1900 lbs. excellent Flax
1000 do Dried Beef
1909 do Eelt SoaI Leather
30 bbls Mefs Pork
go furkins Tipping Rurter
20 do Lard
Malaga Wine per half pipe and qr, caf>
SuPerhnes Flour per barrel
Liverpool Salt.
A51o-A general alortment II
WGH-Ldh1 G51ds and Gycceyier.
Sept. IL
THE CoPartneryhip Of J. HARRINGTON
and Co. i this day diff o ged by mutual
coaient. All perfons indebted will make
payment, and thole having demands will pre-
ient them to jcHN Cos, No. 4, F,6-RCeet.
j. HARRING ON,
JOHN COE.
pn.gF-~y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

q ". Campbell is reelected rep
-..anrative of tn state Of Tennessee,
Cor the next Congress.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

T. Be Ssli-A convenient DWELLING
HOUSE Piealantly ftuated on D47faytb1Ryest,
calculated for iInall family IN together with
2 Leaie OF the land on which il Is fituated for
3 years-Apply as above. SOFIA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

The hiEheR prize payable IN nine-v days.
Other prizes above one hundret dollar, in ix-
" days; and All othcrs w thirty Lay- NJ AZ TIE
drawing thall be completed PAYNE. al u-
fuz, il bills generally current IL tn ,on-
monweaith Prizes TO; nanded IN o1- CIR
after the drawing, viii ~. he .al'. IIe-e,s
rife 70 5 5o after the 5'h rf Nuiethhfr
PHILLIPS PAYe4T. :
SAAtuEL SWAN ,qsgo,,
JAS 4 BALDRliJ, }
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

TFD0 TCdH!J 10000 O0AlFS !
TICKETS at 5 dolls, 90 cts. and Quarters At
4 1890 for faIe by
Iiaac Adams,
No. z, F5s-f,eat,
in tAs fecond Olaf. Of Hatfield Bridge .ortery
which will commence the 28d day Of the pref
ent month at which time Tickets will rife to
s dollars. ALSO,
Tickets at dollars and quarters at dol.
81 l2 cents in Amo1<eag Canal Lottery,
highcf Prize 10000 dollars
LHe7pJt,
Tickets at dollars, and Quarters AZ dol.
50 ~ cts. in the third cIals Of Harvard CO.
lege Lottery, highet prize 10000 dollars.
o. All orders from the country and by
Mail for tickets, inclofng cath and f,lqge bo;d
puncluallv attended to- Prize tickets III any
former Clals taken il payment. Sept. IA.
The Pr5tr:cf9y5 If the Tenth Ne7y-
H5m1j11e TwnbHe Road.
YOU are hereby notified and warned 10
= meet At the Dwelling Houfe of Nathan
Hall, on faid Grant, on the aft Wednesday of
October next, at one 0 clock in the afternoon,
to acr on the following articles viz
Firm to cnoole Moderator to govern laid
Meeting
IDLY TO choofea Clerk ard fuch other Of
fcers as are found nece1ary when met.
"a. To examine All accounts prefented FOR
allowance.
4;hIy. To- grant fuch fums Of money IS may
be thought necelary for the completion Of
iaid Turnpike Road
BENJA. HOARDMAN, )
OBFD. HALL, D;yc-gy,
TITUS &. BROWN,
Sept IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
70 LEI.

THE Office lately occupied by Wooliryy
S'oysr, jim. Enthusiastically AZ the
Uqiei Ala,i- e FL I4aya7-s CFcs
Sept l4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
TO LET.

a Convenient two Story DWELLING
HOUSE, Pleaflntly Gtuated in DI,Jo,fb-
Street For terms apPlyto
Sept IA THOMAS NlINOT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14
MTXE

7 re COpartneribip of the fublcribers I'M
der the firm Of BABSON and RUST, i
this day difoived by mutual content All
PeCions who itaud indebted 10 the firm are re-
queited to make immediate payment and all
20 whom the hrm are indebted are rcquefed
70 call on !onN BABsoN, who is duly author
lied 70 iettle all the concerns Of the company.
JOHN BABSON,
ENOCH II. RUST.
TgigGa, S9t Z.
n B All unfettled accounts due TO the
late firm Of Bablon * Run, will be put into
attornies hands for collection, after The fri
Of October next. j. BABSON.
Sept IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-14

At St. Thomas, Aug. q, zoan, Kelly,
PortLand--At Antwerp, Aug is, brig Dia
mond, Of P"rtland, detained Tor having been
IN England.