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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08

A List Of letters in the Pos.0Gce at
Shepherds Touun, on the frsf aav Of
Atr4llsos, which letters, ,UiN Be seTeA
to the General Post-gtFce, Inot tdkens
cut beto,e the first Of July JoA0uin9.
p . William Betty, Jesse BurreIL,
Do John Brooner, Walter Baker,
John Btilev.
C.. Thomas Cowran, Daniel Carroll.
Benjamin Carlisle, John or William
Crome.
d. John Dicks, Ach.ah Davis, &C.
celia c.. Davis.
f. Philip E:ntler 2.
r. Daniel Faux.
&. Selvanus Griffith, Betty Crimes.
H. John Hesdricks.
]. Sarah letters, Isaac James (black
man }.
l.. Joseph ]. Lancaster 2, William
Lucas, John Lowry, Thomas Lee.
M Matthew M'Geery, Richard M
Sacrry, Samuel M'Quilkin.
n. Molly Mace, Caty Mace.
q. William Osborn, JouathanO sboru,
p Edward Pennington.
X. Arthur Russell, Geo: Reanolds.
S. Jacob Ssong, John Stipp, sen.
Jacob Shelley. Jacob Strider.
L. Elizabeth Turner, David Ia, lor,
Margaret Thompson, Andrew Thomas,
Leo: T~iberghim, Levi Ia, lor. e
v. Matthew Vansant,- Jacob Warner.
w. Mrs. Warner (bsnd bog makrr)
John Welsh, Topsom Williams, VIII
liam WalPer, Solomon Williams.
JAMES BROWN, Pm.
AprH 8, 1908. 49,
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Amsterdam was sent into france,
though in ballast, and seized.
MI. Mansfield, of the passen-
gers in the Eliza, is the bearer Of dis
patche. from Mr.. Armstrong our Min
lister at Paris.
Application was made through the
Minister Of Marine to the Emperor,
respecting the construction which was 10
be put on the Imperial decree of the 18th
Dece mber, which rendered all vessels
liable 10 condemnation that had on their
passage been visited by British cruizers
and certain questions proposed. The
answer to which was given in a letter
from the Minister Of Marine. DEGREES,
to the applicants, and was to this eff CT
That the decree Of his majesty was
liable to no construction different from
its letter i; that nc one had a right to put
any other construction thereon ; that
the decree was plain and simple ; aud
must be SEVERELY, strictly and literally
executed upon all objects which it en-
braced-that vessels subject thereto
would be brought before the competent
tribunals as soon as possible and that
the crews of such vessels as came under
this decree would be permitted to live
or board their respective ships at the ex-
pence of the ship and cargo until they
were finally condemned, when they (the
crew) would be delivered up to their
respective Consuls."
Letters to some Of the applicants in
Bordeaux from the Minister If Marine
gave the E,mpcrot's answer IN terms as
above observation-disclosures Of su,h let
ters might have been had, but was not
thought Of at the time the Eliza sailed.
From French papers, I0r. 6, u Feb ~.
The ship Two Marvs, kiler. IN h~r
passage from v. York 10 N.nt', is caP
tured by a French gun-bo.t, and carried
into L'Orient ; it appearing from the
captains account, that he had beer twice
visited by British cru,zers.
A letter from Bordeaux, Of the 18th
February, says, the ship Cah"s, from
New-York, was captured on Marse'IIes,
BY a sloop Of war" The Letter does
not say where she was sent.
The American ship Mercury, Watson,
from TenenGe, laden with wine, tor
Hamburger, is captured bv a French
Privateer, and sent into DiepPe.
A trig from Salem, has arrived at
Bayonne, her cargo sent to Bordeaux
for sale, was seized for having been
boarded by a British cruizer.
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following receipt. which I oh.

THE following receipt, which I OBJ
L tanned of the Reverend James J..
Wilmer, two DAYS after the expiration of
his contract alludedto in his advertise
ment. published in the two last weeks In
telligencer;' is published to exonerate my
self from any censure that advertisement
may i~nsinuate against the persons adver-
Using for Minister 6fthe Fl otestan,Epis-
coPal Church more than two years ago,
"Received this day from MIR. viii.
liam Pendleton a full aud due settlement
of his subscription the amount Of S 1874
as above stated, and this receipt is a full
discharge for all claim against him.
j.. is. WILL MER.
Martinsburg. Aprils, 1907"
Verbatim ct literatim.
w. PENDLEToN.
Ap'Hs, 1908.
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A TIE vito n!

THE Martinsburg I~ndeperden,
i Blues" are requested to attend
MUSTER at their usual place ofparade
in complete uniform, N the last Satur-
day in this month. at - O'CLOCK, P. VI.
ANY person who joins the Company this
spring, will be permitted to Muster
without uniform, FOR a reasonable time
after the discon.inuauee IF the Embargo.
JAMES FAULKNER, Capt.
AprH 8, 1908.
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tion.-But al attempt has been made by
the American government to connect
with the question which has arisen out
Of this act pretensions inconsistent with
the Maritime Rights Of Great Britain {:
such ~Ptetensions his Majesty is deter.
mined never to admit. His majesty,
nevertheless, hopes that the American
Government will be- actuated by the
same desire to preserve the relations of
peace and friendship between the two
countries, which has ever influenced his
majesty's conduct, and that any difficult
ties in the discussions nov pending, may
be { Rectually removed"
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n T T E " ~ "!

THE Company Of Berkeley Light
/ Infantry, are desired to attend a
MUS rEk''o be held at MartinsburS,
on Saturday the 23td instant, at twelve
O'Clock. A punctual attendance Is e
quired from every individual belonging
to the Company, and it is expected That
all who can will appear in uniform.
WILLIAM GREGORY, Capt.
AprH 8, 1908.
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VT7lLL be run for over a good course
w ear Martinsburg, on Wednes-
day the 18th day Of May next, a purse
of one hundred dollars, four miles to the
heat, free for any horse, mare or geld
ing.
On Thursday the 10Th, a purse of
fifty dollars, three miles to the heat, free
as before, the winning horse the first day
excepted. d.
And on Friday the goth, a purse of
twenty dollars, two miles to the heat.
free also, for any horse, mare or geld.
ing, the winning horses the preceding
days excepted.
The racing each day, to be regulated
agreeable to established rules. Proper
persons win be appointed as Judges.
One shilling 10 the pound entrance
Horses to be entered the day preceding
each race, or double at the post Pour
horses to start each dav, or no race.
Toll will be required from all specta.
tors, not subscribers to the purse.
DAVID COONS, Manager.
April 8, 1908.
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NEW March !.

Gcn. Moreau aud Gov. Folch, sat
out yesterday for Pensacola, from
whence General Moreau will proceed
through the country of Greek Indians,
to Charleston, S. Carolina.
1t is with deep regret we record the
death of John Ward Gurley, Esquire,
late Auorney-G General of this Territory,
who fell in duel with Philip L. Jones,
Esq yeste rday afternoon. He was sho,
dead the first, FIRE, and Nj. Jones re.
C eived IA flesh wound in his leg.
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P~kiLodeibhia, Merch %.

- philadelphia, March %.
1t sppearS that the Rochetort squad
ron has completely eluded the vigilance
ofthe British look out fleets. II was
spoken on the Isle Of Tormen,sra. This
isle is situated in the Mediterranean a
few leagues to The southwark Of I~vica,
and Is deserted, in consequence of the
number OF serpeats that infest IL.
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Il Negro Man
FOR SALE,

WHO is n Q he comptrtest farm
w >erS any oOheret to beIound; he sOiA
be sold loo, and the terms made agreea-
bic to a good man. Inquire Of M. d.
burtiS in Mart'nsbrg. yMr. Kearshy
in &epherd's- To1Um,7 or d Dact0r era
mrr in Charles To,vn. 49,
Apri!s, 1908.
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III BE SOLO,

an Tu'~ehty the 14th inst. at my
~ farm nrur the SWan7pondS, about
eighteen head Il Cattle, ft0O Wagons,
~ Horses, f1po Autrs and some Hogs,
Farming Utensils and Il quantity q
FiDnr, SIX months credit ruiH BE- givcn,
on band, With Gnpr0Ved security. The
sale will commence about ten O'clock
EDWARD q. WILLIAMS.
AprI 8, 1908.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 90.
FRENCH FRA

% The following outrageous transac-
ron furnishes a PRACTICAL CoMMEHTA.
ky on BonapArte's Milan decree. A
parallel is not to be found in ALI the annals
Of piracy.
From Neuu.1ork, March IS.
arriv.
ed at this port, the brig Lambert, Jen-
kins, from the Isle OF May, and St. JagoI
came passengers Mr.. Wells and family,
and Capt. Hans Brown, Of Philadelphia.
From these unfortunate passengers the
allowing statement oftacts is received:
.. They took passage at London, Jan. 10,
1908, on board the American ship cal
led Bristol Packet, James Burns, mas.eb
bound for New. York. they lett Graves
end the 18th Of January, and the Downs
on the 18th, with fair wind and weather,
which continued until the 24th when
two sails hove in sight. Unfortunately
they proved to be two French frigates,
The mis- and Penelope, 4dAys from Dor.
deadk. They Immediately made ptize
~ofthe ship, under the French Decree,
finding she was from a British port, and
besides had British manufactures on
board. They ordered the captain and
passengers on board the frigate, and at.
ter taking out ofthe prize about 5opack-
ages of dry goods they scu.tled her. 1t
is supposed she had on board a cargo
worth 10000 dollars. .
In the case of Governeur Morris,
ESQ. against the editor OF the Aurora,
for a libel in the Supreme Court, the ju-
~ this morning, gave in a verdict OF
as dollars for the plaintiff. We un-
d~erstand, that the charge Of his Honor
ehief Jutice Tilghman, ON this occasion,
was a most luminous and impressive ex-
position Of the rights, privileges and
abuses Of the press. =
A terrible massacre Of the Indian
tribes on the Missouri, took place in
January last. The 5Sacs and Foxes
were the victims ; the Ouos, Maha. and
Sioux; the perpetrators of the Murders
y Men, women md children were near.
" all destroyed" says the Washington
Expositor. A; few of the chiefs how
ever have esc3ped and taken refuge at
st. Louis. !
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- We are authorised to inform the
Citizens Of Berkeley County, that Capt.
AARON FAIRS and GEO: POR.
TERRIFIED. Esq. will serve them in
the next General Assembly Of Virginia,
II elected.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08

We have been informed, that letters
from England, under date of February
%, state, that atreaty offensive and de.
fensive has been concluded between
Great. Britain and Sweden, BY which
Great Britain is to furnish IS sail Of the
line and 10000 troops, to join in some
great expedition yet unknown; and
100000 pounds per month. Perhaps
this force is only intended to defend
Sweden againstthe expected attack from
France and Russia.
Fran L'uerpooI,. Feb. O." Premi-
nms Of insurance on American vessels
have risen to 8 guineas. 10 consequence
ofyour Embargo all kinds Of American
produce has risen very considerably
and will continue to rise as long as the
embargo lasts which | hope will not be
long"
A London paper of the 18th January
saws, " most Of the American ships
which have been warned By our crui.
GERS Of the blockade are preparing to: re-
turn to America. Thuse which have
been rs.cap,ured from the enemy WILDE
detained fer a determination of the court
of admirAl tv, as 10 what, or if any sal
wage is to be allowed to the e.csptors."'
According to the last return made by
the Russian ministry, the Russian navy
consists at present Of - sail Of the line,
- friS t.es, SO cutters, brigs, &c. and
225 smaller vessels. Of this force 20
ship, Of the line and A. fr:gates are in
the Black sea, and besides the 81 line
CT battle ships in other seas.
Letters from Maorid state, that &C.
cord'ng to reports current in that city,
the king Of Spain is to cede Navarro and
Catalonia to France for part Of Portugal,
and the queen Of Etruria is to have the
remainder ofrhe latter kingdom.
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The @Aowing sho'' extract, from the
speech gthsking Of England t. par
lament, on their meeting in January
last, contains the whole thar he says
relative to the situation Of Affairs BE-
fVeen this country and Grrat Britain.
1t remains for US, according to his
Majest,'s command, to state to you that
the treaty of commerce and amitv be.
tween his majesty and the United States
Of America, which was concluded and
signed by commissioners duly author.
Used for that purpose, on the .slst Of
December, 1906, has o taken effect,
IN consequence Of the refusal of the
President Of the United States to rarify
that Instrument.
For an unauthorized &C, of force
committed against an American ship Of
war, his majesty did not hesitate to Of
Ter immediate and spontaneous repara.
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The Prince Of Peace the favorite Of
the Queen Of Spain, is the richest SUBJ
,ject in Europe, being worth upwards Of
one hundred millions Of dollars.
. London Paber.1
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Married yesterday by the Rev. Nj.
Wilmer Mr.. Henry Flyers to Miss
Catherine Ss6evt, all Of this County.
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From the Norfolk Ledger,-APriE 3.
On Wednesday evening a British 60
vernment brig arrived in L,nnhavsn bay,
direct from England, with dispatches
for Mr.. Rose. She left England as
late, we are Informed, as the 9Th of
February.
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. MARTLNsBURG, April 8.

Advertisements omitted shall appear
in OUT next.
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Wrthy @i;mi'dti0n.-The Legislature
of Penns>lvania has appropriated g., 500
dollars for roads as follows:- "
Harrisburg and P~it.sburg, / IN mn
( H0rthe,nroute ~
Reading and Sunbury, 10000
Sssquehannah and ryoga,t 10000
Susquehannah and Lehigh, 10000
Wlkesbarre aud E.aston, 1850
Lancaster aud Middletown, 10000
Susquehannah and York borough, 5000
Gap aud Newport, $500
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Sl92,5OO

DIS2
Payable as a section or sections of the
road are completed, in proportion to the
extent of such section or sections.
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- The following outrageous transac-
ron furnishes a PRACTICAL coMMENTA'
ky on Bonaparte's Milan decree. A
parallel is not to he found in ALI the annAls
Of piracy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-21

The Society known BY the name Of Free
malons, IS 70 called beeauGe they who irlt eG-
tabuihed il, underRood building and malon-
~; or perhaps the 6rlt principles of it were
laid down by mzlOns. But, whatever may
have been their origin, they are now very nu-
rerous, and there is fcarceiy any country
where there are no Freemalons. They trace
their origin frcm the building of Solomon's
Temple; and this, of all the circumstances
which relate 10 their fociety, IS the only thing
they arc permitted 10 communicate
Eotwith1snding the cloud which envel-
opes the proceedings Of tkis lociety, il appears
they attend to nianners and their iecrat IS,
by acts Of disinie-ettednefs, genero6ty and
kindnefs, 10 faiten thole bonds which ought
20 unite mankind. Iffhele be the principles
Of Freemalonry the place in which they meet
hUud be conGdered as The temple Of Friend
ihip, at the gaze Of which is the God Of Silence.
Emerald Seize.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-21
NEW CUCJS.
r. & 4. Vinton,

!, O. Il IltCIl5
HAVE received an exientlve aiTor,meHt Ct
IL Fall and H'mtcr C0ci,
among which are the following articles -
London luperfre blue and black Broad
cloths common do Of every colour Cell
nreres, Serges, Devonlhire Ke-lcys, ladies lie
lece Cloths, Flanue!s, Baize,, Outfits, Coatings,
India Cottons, Bombazetts, Rufels, Shaloon,
Calimancoes, Durants, Worried Iioliery,
Lambs Wool do. Checks, Cambrics, CaIicoes,
belt Of Britiih Shifting Cottons, Tabby Vel
vets, common do. black Lullrings, do Sattins,
Furniture Patches, CopperpIate, Cotton Dia-
pers, Bandanna Handkerchief. Madras do
black Barcelona do. Cotton ShawIs, Vellings,
nice Table Cloths, black, blue, and cooured
Sewing Silk, ladies Beaver and Silk Gloves,
Vea and Coat Buttons, Sufpenders, Cotton
Yarn of high numbers, &c.
One bale Rofe BLANKETS, all fizes, very
Cheap. Nv. 7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-21
Henry Smith & Co.

HSVr JsF rae Vsf (.r Iar,
pLUE, black, ni1ed, crab and brown Ia.
~ perfine AID Ene B&oAD CLcTBs; crmfan,
alh, iawn, green and brown Ielcce Cloths;
green, icarler, and fawh Pehtce F.anues;
crimlon, purple, green and back abby Vel
vets lcarler and bIa, K bombazets, Cali
meres, Sattinetts, FIanEels, Coa,ings, Bazts,
Devonfhire Kerfeys, hunters Cloths luperiihe
Furnitures, Dimoty 60; great varic'. Giag
hams, CalicOes and CaElbTIcs Kid and Ok
Gloves, &c &c &c. All which will bt foid
low for CATH or "a,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-21
SfIec. Paragraphs.
Vaiuable 7sfirloay in f1vor Of TIE
HOLY BIBLE.


THE Reverend John F. Uske, Chaplain
70 the Euglih factory at smyrna, now reGding
in London, has publlhed a brief narrative
Of his travels and literary life. He was born
in Pruaia, Dee ~, 100, and was licenled TO
preach the gofpel in 1880. In 80 he was
appointed Chaplain to the Englilh factory
AZ Smyrna, by the Lsvant Company. In his
travels he viGted many Of the places which
axe mentioned 10 the Holy Scriptures He
v.ited Bethleham, and its viciuity-the Mount
Of Olives and Bethany-He pa6ed the Moun-
tain Carmel to Nazareth, Tabor, Taheras-
the Lake Genefera, on the river Jourdan
he was At Tyre and Sydon. and pahed over
The Mouotain Lebanon. He vifiled the
Hands OF the Archipelago and the continent
Of ala Minor He was at Miletus, Ephelus,
Sardis, rhyatira, and Fergamos
He examined the fate of the feven churches
mentioned in the revelations Of St john
He vifted Nineveh and the runs of ancient
Babylon OF theCe he o5ferves, when
approach thele immenlely exteniive ruins, I
am amazed at the exact accomplishment of
the prophscies Of the Old reitament, by the
prophet ll4sah-" His narrative is concluded
with this interelting declaration" mutt here
declare 20 the honor of the Bible, that did
Ilot 6nd during my travels, one circumlance
IN the Hoy Scriptures contrary 70 the pre-
fent manner aud cuaoms Of the East, or 10
geography, and The htuation Of The differ
ent places mentioned therein ; but, on the
other hsnl, AL j. col. 5rmsble 70 the @ifFerent
prophecies and descriptions in ths iacred
writings. E4gi6 faPsy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-21
A FARM FOR SALE,

IN the town Of Falmouth, in the county Of
= Cumberland, conhiting Of one hundred and
FIVE acres Of and, of which thirty is Interval,
and lying on PreiumPlcot River, and FIVE
miles from the town Gf Portland, and oil the
pOit road that leads from Portland to Au !uita,
and into many Of the back towns SAID farm
is conveniently ftuated for Public Houie,
with large two hory Houl~ and Barn with
out houies The foil of iaid farm is inferior
10 none.
A5S-In faid town, Wood Lot, contain
ing 90 acres-lnquiie of
OLIVER WlNSLOW.
OA ~. 0.E)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-21
FRESH GOODS.
Iofeph Barbour,

OPPOSITE the Inlurance Office, head OF
- Fifth ltreet, Las juG received a variety 81
7relh
FALL e. WINTER GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE--
Real fuperine Broadcloths and KerIameres
Common do. do.
Satinetts-Velvets- Cords
Queens Coths-PeIiece Flannels
Coatings-BIankets
Flannels, all colours
Bombazetts, Wilboars, Durants, Duroys,
Shalloons, &c.
Plain black X olive Velvets-corded do.
Worried HoGery--Sik do.--Cotton DO.
Britilh Shifting Linens-Linen Cambrick
Tabby Velvets-Brown Linens
Plaided and plain Lulfrings
Ginghams Prints -Furnitures--hlk Cham
brays
India CO.tons-Huckabuck
Bandana Hkfs,-Fancy fix do-hlk Shawls
Fancy ns-Sarlnetts-Cotton Laces
Black Canbrick-do. Grape
Ladies long white Kid Gloves
Do. Kid, Leather and Silk Habit do.
Gentlmen's doe-lkin Beaver and Silk do.
White Cotton Cambrick-COtton Balls
Cambrick Dimity-Comnon do.
Cotton Shawis-Falhionable Coat Buttons
Black lllk VeIvets--Cotton Umbrellas
Centlemens Lambs-wool Hole, &c. &c.
ALSO,
An Anortment of MUFFS * TIPPETS,
,on6lting Of Sable, Pole, Elk, Bear, < Mock
able. on. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-21
NOTICE \


THE public are hereby informed that the
real eitate Of RufelI Buchanan, late Of
Gray, in the county Of Cumberland, trader,
deceafed, will be fold by leave Of the Su-
preme Judicial Court, at Public Vendue, to
the higheR bidder, on Monday the ! 9th day
Of December next, at one o'clock, P. M
Said eaate con[lts of two lory Dwelling
Houle, about 80 by 80 feet fquare, with a.
bout enc third Of an acre of land, iituAted in
the center Of the village in faid Gray, and be-
ing one of the ben Aands the county affords
for an innkeeper, trader, or mechanic.
Ayo-A. Farm in faid Gray, aoout miles
from the Meeting houfe, containing between
so and 40 acres of good land, in luitable pro
portions OF moving, tillage, palture, and
woodland, with houle thereon.-The terms
of payment are equal inls4Ilments, in 6, ~,
and Is months, with approved indorfrrs.-
Sale to De on the Premiles fri above d>fc-ih-
ed , htorrey 70 PoEy
} ariay?ra.rix
Gay, Nov. z, ISOs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-21
TO LET


ON the soth Sept Iatt paf, the fubfcriber
- put into the Poft Office az Freeport,
Letter covering one hundred dollars, directed
70 Thompfon Baxter, of Bottom, MATS -iaid
letter has never been received by faid Baxter,
and il is fupPoGed was Ion or milent between
faid Freeport and Bottom. Ten Dollars is
hereby offered to any perlon who will give
Information whereby faid letter with the
money may be recovered.
NATHAN NYE.
Fr tp1f, 2oi5 OF. On. y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-21
Tickets and Quarters,
IN Aa9Eeag Ca-al Lottery, for "a at the Book
fore IF La1e dunn Filth nrcet.

THE fubfcriber herebygives public notice x
all Concerned, that he has been duty
appointed aud has taken Upon himielf the
tr-a Of an Executor Of the lat will and teaz'
ment Of
SILAs MERRILL,
late Of Falmouth, in the county Of Cum
berl4nd, yeoman, deceaied, by giving bond
as the law directs--He therefore reqnets 81
Perions who are indeb ed to the iaid dece@i.
ed. estate, 70 make immediate payment; ane
tnoie who have any demands thereon, TO eE--
hibit the Game TO
SAMUEL MERRILL, JUN
on. 81, lseS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-21

A few years ilnce James Malone,
Efq. Mayor of Cork. imagining, i
be could "TRIP the beggars OF the
niferahle and Gckly appearance they
generally made, he .hould dive9
them of the ijronSet claim TO the
charity of tire humane, came to the
following agreement with one Geo
ehegan, one Of the conitables, who
w. by trade a barber, viz.-He
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-21

Sadier and HarneG Maker,
INFORMS the inhabitants of Buxton. and
the towns adj accent, thar he has taken
Rand neAr the old Meeting houie-where the
public may be accommodated with any article
in the line of his protection, at Ghort notice
and of good quality.
Chaiic made and repaired on the mon lib
eral TERMS.
HExi.a, Nsv :.