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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-01

This is subject of infinite Importance 20
the people of the United states. aud r:ts
4 more FULL and detailed discussion !: Dus be-
nevi that the, progress OF this bill. II not
checked in the Senate, viii be stopped inn
nlediatcly on its arr,Nal before the house OF
Representatives, y content myself for the
present, With this concise eSpositiorso Of mca-
sere, IN the highest degree, dangerous ii its.
principle, and alarming il its Consequences.
4 CITIZEN.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-04-21
ORIGINAL POETRY.

From the Spanish Of 1lriarte-Fa6le IA.
a GOOSE, in yonder creek, was heard
Q say, with heartfelt glee,
On zOhom has Heav'n such gifts con.
AS are bestowed on me /? Fferr'd.
On earth, in 7oater, or in sky,
According 10 my whim,
walk, or, if l choose, 1 fly,
And, if choose, l swim"
a cunning serpent hearing this,
Cor he, 1t seems, was near(
Beckon'd the goose, and, with hiss,
Thus WHISPERED in her ear:
Art thou so SMART And canst thou HE
With deer elastic limb ,
Or canst thou like the sacer Ry,
Or with the barbel swim?
Remember it is wisely SAID,
In moral closely spun,
lhan awkward jack Of many trade,
Proficient be in one."
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-04-21
Selected.
THE CoQUETTE.

Corinna, aged fory-fve,
Did not of marriage yet despair,
lho' she her charms had kept alive
A dozen years by art and
Full oft she many gen'rous youth
Had trick'd, and treated with disdain,
But now she wish'd, in earnest truth,
To add a link to Hymen's chain.
To Strephon, then, who day and night,
Did heretofore sincerely WOO,
She condesCended thus to write,
You've conquered sir, L yield to you"
Strephon, whose mind sweet peace pos
sess'd,
Who long had ceas'd olove and sigh,
Gave quick for answer, thus address'd-
Read it, Corinna, and apply:
The rising sun I've oft admir'd,
Till pleasure has to rapture grown,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-04-21
mo. so.}

lows; but to expose, and to laugh at
the ridiculous behaviour or language of
those who have grown up in ignorance.
may have good effect, in stimulating
parents to their duty, and exciting
young persons to diligence. With these
remarks / shall introduce the following
anecdotes, which have no doubt are
authentic.
An old gentleman died interstate
few years ago in the state of New Jer-
sey, leaving considerable real and per-
sonal property, & several children, who
were very illiterate and uninformed.-
The eldest son, who was nearly Of age,
not knowing what steps to take relative
to his fathers estate, went to a justice of
the peace, who lived in the neighbor-
hood, to ask some advice on the subject.
The justice was a man who had some
experience in such business, and was
extremely vain of his knowledge in the
law, and always proud to befriend his
neighbors, by giving them advice and
instruction relative to such law business
as they might have to transact. After
having heard this ignorant young man
state his case, he, with great pleasure,
told him he must go to the fudge Of
PrebateS, and tell him that his father
had died interstate, leaving number of
i1yants,* of whom he was the oldest,
and that he wanted to take out letters
OF administrator, which the judge
would accordingly grant him, and he
must then administer the estate as fast
as possible.
"Our ign0ramuS went, as he had been
instructed, to the Office Of the Judge Of
Probates, and seeing a well dressed man
sitting at the desk, he addressed him in
these words -" Sir, are you the Tttdge
9Rebrobates9 ?" To which the other re-
piled, " No sir; but am the Judge of
Probates.'-' All well, l suppose that
is all the same," replied the youngster
very gravely, and proceeded" Sir, my
father lately died detested, leaving
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-04-21

KNOWN.
" But Sol, SO bright, at eve declines;
" When all men see his course is run,
" With ruddy face, still, still he shines.
IS But ali !! his heat & beams are gone"
She read~-shc paus'd-rehection' glass.
Quick as the forked light ning's dart,
Show'd her with painted haggard face
u sad conviction to her heart
No more at balls or routs she's seen,
No more each borrowed art she tries;
A victim now to hips and spleen,
All day she hides, all night she signs.
Then let not slip, ye lovely fair,
Youths PRIME and beauty's blissful
date;
To gen'rous lovers be sincere.
Lest you should meet Corinna's fate.
"t"<-&E'"&< -<.< <,~,~>",~,~,",,.SI~
DICK presents his compliments to the
Editor of the Repository, and requests
him to insert the following short ar
ticle.
The benefits of education are so ma
ny, ana so OBVIOUS, that 1t is matter of
surprise that parents, who can afford
the expense, should neglect this branch
OF parental duty. In some cases, pa
rents are not in situation to do Justice
to their own wishes in relation to this
point. But when the want of a proper
education, is chargeable solely to ne
glect or to avarice, it manifests an UNI
generous and criminal insensibility, an
indifference to the convenience, respec-
liability, and happiness of the nearest re-
latives: 1t is glaring proof, and me-
lancholy fruit, of human depravity.
1t is very evident, that defective e.
ducation materially affects PERSONS
convenience and responsibility. Many
entertaining anecdotes are related, of
ludicrous embarrassments and plumbers
which ignorance has occasioned. 1t
seems uncharitable to sport with the in
accdracies and disadvantages of our fell
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-04-21

*AHChildrea are called infants in Eazo,
hHthey arrive at tzVenty-One gears Of
age.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17
49octrp.

Fran he Nrzv-Tsyk, A1ey. A4vertizz.
we teei Peaiu4e in adding 10 oar flock Of
VeriiiI>ations OF the celebrated Swifs All
Rsas dI Yasbs.," The following happy imi.
cation from the pen of our valued friend
the editor Of the Sheffield Iris, author Of the
Wanderer Of Switzerland
THE SONG OF THE SWISS,
IN q Strange Land
y when fhal / vifit the land Of my birth,
ne lovelieit land on the face Of the earth :
When ihali thofe fcenes of affection explore,
Our foreils, our fountains,
Our hamlets, our mountains.
With the pride of our mountains, The mind
adore
U when thall dance on the daily white mead,
IA the fllade OF an elm, to the found of the
reed
When fhall return to thy Iowly retreat,
Where all my fond objects Of tenderness meet
The limbs and the heifers that follow my call;
My father, my mother,
My ftter, my brother,
And dear HabelIa, the Joy of them all
o whsn fllal Wifi the land of my birth
Ills the lovelieil land on the face Of the
earth
Sheffield, June 10, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17
97OentY D0lkQr5 RezOard.

Q TOLEN, on Saturday night lat. from OH
- board the brig Three Siflers, while lay.
ing at anchor in the horbour Of this town,
between , and 70 ounces of GOLD in bars,
two of which are wrought, containing one
ounce each, and have hole drilled through,
them. The other bars are from one to thre Z
inches long Whoever will apPrehend the
thief, or thieves, 70 that they may be brought
TO juftice, fhal receive the above reward, if
taken with the gold, or FIFTEEN dollars for
either of them. CHARLES SLOCUM.
Goldfmrths and ihofe who purchaGe Gold
are particularly requelted to obferve the a.
bove advertisement
ByjqOI, (R I SEPT. go, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17
Medical Lectures at Dartmouth
College.
THE courfe of Chemifry will commence al

THE courfe of Chemifry will commence as
a uluaI by Doe. Smith, on the firft We'd
nefday in October.
Doct Kamfay, from Edinburgh, has con-
tented to give one coune of Anatomy and
Phyfology, as given by him at his Theatre
in Edinburgh, at Columbia College in New
york, and his prelent fchooI in Fryeburg.
In this fecond cCurfe, Doct Ramlay will
commence his Anatomical demonstrations and
doctrines of Phyhology, Pathology, &c on
the fecond week of November next-and will
continue his courfe two months
Doct Ramlay's Anatomical Mufeum will
be transported from Fryeburg, 70 Dartmouth
College, for the benefit of thole who may at
tend; and will not be returned to Fryeburg
until the expiration of this coude of Anato-
mical Lectures. Gentlemen viii be permit
ted to 0udy :he fube6ts Of the Muleum and
demonltrste them to each other, on Saturdays,
as at DR.. RS. fchool IN Fryeburg; on paying
an additional fee OF ten dollars.
DR. Ramfay, having devoted the moft Iabori-
Gus and minute attention TO practical anatomy;
and convinced from the moft extenfive OFFER
walton and experience, of its great importance
to medical fcience, Pathological reafoning &
80 ia ASAASiihl Will iupSfihtShu lhls part
ment followed up the Ial year, by his Pupils,
at Columbia College, N. York. with mott
laudabe enthuliafm, to the highet degree Of
Improvement and fuch gentlemen as evince a
thhrit for knowledge, will be admitted to the
private cloiet of Doctors Smith and Ramfay
As aiiiitAnts, in competing Muleum for Dotf.
| Smith
Doct Smith will give compleat courfe OF
practical iargery, founded on the principles Of
anatomy and PhyGoIogy and will cIofe hi,
courie with Lectures on the theory and prac-
life of PhyGc,
On the gentleman, who ihall produce the
nelt objections and denominations Of the Or
gsns OF VrfIon, Hearing, Brains and Heart, al
Dartmouth College Doct Ramlay will be
Tow GOLD MEDAL, as given to his Pups. il
Edinburgh I; aud as propoled to his pupils ir
Fryeburg, to be adjudsed by Do6. Smith.
SEPT. 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17
Land tar Sale.

HE fublcr Iber offers for fale the follow
i ing parcels of LAND.
"A FARM, tyell calculated for a Trader.
Farmer, or Mechanic; one mile from the
Meeung-Houie IN AezV- GIouteRey, pleaiantIy
htuated On the County Road, with which will
be Told eleven acres of interval LAND.
dy0-ln the town of Jay, in the county of
Oxford, Three Thouiand Acres Of ] AND of
the hrit quality, htuate in different parts Of
that town, which is one Of the bell towns ia
the county. 1t will be fold al a reduced price.
the whole will be Gnld together, OF nv the fin
gle lot, as may beit accommodate purchafers.
And one lot in the town of BefBeL--Inauire Of
JAMES $TARR, JUN. Fig for information.
Ago-At Pe1O5tfof, in Townfhip No. 5, Of
the I'm Range OF 1ownfhiPs on Ply5afaqvii rip-
ey, IN the county Of Hazcoek, Five Thouland ~
ores of Land, IN Lots of 100 acres each This
IS one of the tinelt Townihips in that country.
Saw and Crilt Mills are already erected. from
wheihce any kind of Lumber NAV be RATED A.
fide the fhipP.ng in Bangor This towpfbip u
rapidly letting Young Farmers are invitea
TO examine for themlelves Inquire Of ~
DANIEL BUILlN, Of lald townihip, for fur
ther particulars
A5fo-Thirty thoufand acres Of ST. JoFNs
LAND, 10 called) in the county Of EJys;rg.
Ton. ms land is iituated IN The beh trace of
Land IN the DIitricf of Maine the foil is very
rich and fertile, the growth principally Hard
Wood and Sutton Nut. A road is laid out
through lad Land from Penobfcot to ST.
John Klver. Twenty thoutand acres of this
Land Is htuated but ieveR miles from the rich
Farmers on s., iona, River, and the FoR
KoAd from thence TO Quebec. Should 80 or
~ good Farmers Allocate together and pur-
chaie this whole tract for their own actual fet-
Element, they would enlure fortune to tbsm-
lelVes and their children after them. For fur
ther particulars pleafe to inquire of The fub-
fcriber.
JOSEPH Z. FOxCROFT.
Ne1D- CI'HS5ff', May 9, 8os. (6mo)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17

draws nultitudes to fare at the
Eight, as at moniter. Captain
Carlton, in his memoirs, gives the
following anecdote $50" | was one
day walking in one of the moff pop
ulous freets Of that city Barcelona
where | found an uncommon con-
course of people, Of all forts, got to-
gether; and imagining 70 great a
crowd could not be Attended on a
fmall location, prefed in amonglt
the reit, and after good deal Of
itruggling and difficulty, reached
into the ring and centre of the null
titude. But, how did | blufh, with
what confuGon did | appear, when
1 found one of my own countrymen,
a drunken grsnadier, the attractive
loadftone OF all the high and low
mob, and the butt of all their merri-
ment 1t will be eafly imagined to
be a thing not little furpri6ng to
one of our countrymen TO find that
drunken man fhould be )itcb qUon-
2eJHl Egbt."-Bid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17
TO ADVENTURES.

lust received at S PATTEN's
J. BOOK STORE q LOTTERY OFFICE,
A few Hnd,azOn Tickets in the Amo1keag Ca
nal Lottery, which began drawing on Wed
nelday laf.-A5e, The following, among 9th
err Books, viz Tyng's Reports Prieffley 8
Lectures Taber on the Prophecies Afhis'
Travels; Marmian; Military Companion /;
Progreis of Love; Precious Truths; ST. Clara /;
Chaptal's Chemiitry; Stewards PhiIofophy !;
S.lluit Simfon's Euclid Horace; En6eld's
Fhilofophy ! Fergufon's Autonomy, and an
exteniive afortment of large Bibles, from
ID. to 20 ID. o. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17
A STRING OF PUNs.

Crambee', in the memoirs OF Martinus
Sc iblerus fad be was every cay under the
dominion Of a certain word, luch for inltance
Is the word lea, which not only governed him
'ut all the world behde. For faid he, noble
men and drpnkards are pimp lei, the patients
and oranges are piled new married man
and ais are 5rikIsi, and an old married mar
and pack horfe fa1-ie5, cats and dice are ret
lei, fwine and nobility are fy-lsi, coquette and
a tiraer Box G fsr&.iGi lover and blum
dsrer are grs9s lei
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17

THE e5yO0isle, exulting, cries,
That very foon, 0graAme dies
An honeit Fed would ask the caufe--
" Has Ezgiandyet reyok'd her laws
Has Frame Ielcinded her DEGREES
Or will il matter BONA pleafe :"
"A wag exclaims--" Not even To-
Galifo ftill deals with heavier blow
The caufe is this, It's very plaza,
And muif be obvious TO each brain,
Ii leaks from leading Demos throats,
It's furely this NEw ENGLAND VorEs."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17
COMPLIMENT TO WOMAN.

EACH creatures link'd to that below II,
All nature, IF oblerved will fhow it;
And upwards Gill our fearch will prove
Each creatures Ink d to that above.
Heaven, when il had created Man,
Uahnifh'd found creations plan;
Tho Men and .fngels were akin,
A chain Gill afpesr'd between--
Nor would the links together meet.
Fill WoMAE made the chain complete.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17
DisceIldnrous Selections.

Letters from Cibralter give a
detailed account Of the death of the
Spanilh Marquis Solano, which diff
fers in fome refpe6ts from that re-
ceiyed by the way of Dion. He
was deftroyed in the town of Cadiz
in the following manner The peo-
ole, enraged at the reported approach
of French troops, aHembled and pro-
ceeded to the dwelling of Solano,
and demanded arms and ammunition
10 prevent their entrance.-Solano
appeared at the balcony, and admon-
ilhed them to fubmit to the Govern
,nent Of Madrid, to difperse, and
prepare for the celebration of the
entry into Spain of their new king.
The populace became more than G.
yer enraged at this addrefs, and re-
pcated their demands Solano retir-
ed to confult with fome Officers then
in the houie he fhortly afterwards
returned 10 the balcony. and again
addre1ed the multitude, and cOnclu-
ded by a peremptory refuiAl OF their
requef. SelAno had piltols in his
girdle, and his guard of honor was
on duty. One perlon from the mui-
titsde approached him, and demanded
that their rcquef might be comPl-
ed with. Solano drew one OF III;
pilfols from bis girdIe, fhot the man
and ordered his guard to fire on and
diiperle the mob. The guards fired
but without ball, of course no mil
chief was done. They were imme
diately lurrounded, difarmed ant
afterwards joined the multitude, whC
anfantIy entered the houle. Solant
efcaped through the roof, but wa
found on the top Of an adjoining
houfc. tie was fccured and brough
down into the ftreet. and was al
judged to be hanged in one OF the
iouarts. On being led to execution
he was topped by his executioner
and aiked if he would have confef
FOR ?-"I want no ConfeiIor, anC
/ die in friendfhip with the Frencl
Emperor" This declaration induce
a perion ne-r hum to give him
fevere blow with cudgel onrhe hea
which was followed by others hi
brains were literally beat out by tn
mob, and his body diiEe6ted as th'
os traitor.-N. Z. Mey. AdvertiSe
The abainence Of the Spaniar
qualities him in a particular mai
her for the exertions TO which q
preient itruggIe will expOie hlr
i1e. WI perform a journey OF X
miles without reit, Oh no other III
tcnanec than piece of bread rub5'
with head OF garlick. Drulke
ncfs IS conlidcred a mott degradll
and brutal wee Indeed II is 10 raj
tat IL. fight Of drunken m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17
Fl NEW HAE-STORE.
David Bill & Co.

r ESPECTFULLY inform the pablo that
= they have opened HAT-STORE in
FJe fret, in part of the fore occupied by
zbOmas LeaviS, next door to Enoch Moulton's,
where they offer for fale complete afortment
OF American Beavers and Gator Hats, fuperi-
or to any offered in this town, and hyperion
TO any that is imported. AS they are direct
ly concerned in the mandatory they fatter
themfelves that they hall be able to give fat
isfa6tion to all that may favor them with their
cuitom. Portland, o. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17

Nc'f1 hdl> 4 ward.
4 LETTER en- y 'liDg los DI4,s i. b,,t
= Bills. VIZ Five On Lihcoln aud 80
beck Bank, NUM- ed 6S2, SCI, 5s7 .@s
and 2Os, Of 20 dolis Is each, THE thee fi,c, =
which numbers az dated dsg. ., 1so5 80
the two latter, ARg 1, 1904 Some on Farr, -.
Exchange Bank, No. $40, Of doIlar.-en'
on Vermont stare Bank, No. 1905. Of q -
put into the PoIt OH E, Bath, CAle1 ~ u.
9th of September, dir acted 70 Mes,rs So
& M'Kinfry, Bolton, 'ahich has never 49,
received by Them-Fhe above reward Mi ~
given for the recovery II the money ~
Joseph HARkop.
B1tb. OF 4, sos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17

SUBSCRIBERS to the Portland papers on
= the rcut purified by the fubfcriber, viz
from Portland to Doughtys Falls, through
Parfonsfeld, &c. are requeifed to pay tie
POSTAGE which may be due, Immediately.
IN order TO effect fettlement, he has made
arrangements with thofe who deliver the pa
Pers for the poftrider, to receive the pay
ment for poRage.
Oa. 10. TOPPAN SAWYER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17
Factory Cotton.

Factory Cotton.
JOSEPH POPE, con1antIy keeps for fae a
j large fupPy Of cotton Warp and Filling,
White and cooured Stocking Yarn,
ditto Thread,
Cotton Shirting and Sheeting,
do Check and Stripe,
Bed Tick, &c. which being conGgnment
will be fold at the Factory prices.
LitezU1e-a quantity Of loaf and lump SUI
gar in hhds. & bbls.--Ns. 2, My6y's Rolp.
Sept. l9 (6m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17
lanes ID. Hopkins

- ~ PhilSs
y ESPECTFtJLLY Informs the public than
IN having formed connection with Al.
FsED METcAti Eiq. the bn6neis in his Of
fee after this Gate will be conducted by them
under the firm Of
Hopkins & Metcalf.
All perlons indebted on account or bv note
to either OF the luhtcribers, are requedes 70
iettle the fame as ioon as pofible, al their Of
hce next door 10 the County Regincrs, where
one Of them may always De found to attend
TO the iettlemert of exiting demands, and 10
the duties of til sir protection.
]. ID HOPKINS,
ALFRED METCALF..
Portland, SePF 8, 1903. IOWA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17
FREgH GOODS.
Iofeph Barbour,

the Infurance Office, head Of
~ Filth lreet, has jua received variety 81
Frefh
FALL e. WINTER GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARR
Real fuperfine Broadclothi and Kerfameres
Common do. do.
Satinetts-Velvets-C
Oueens Cloths-Peliece Flannels
Coatings-BIankets
FIannels, all colours
Bombazetts, Wilboarsr Durants, Duroys,
Shalloons, &c.
Plain black * olive Velvets--corded do
Worried Hofiery-SiIk do--Cotton do.
Britifh Shifting -Linens--Linen Cambrick
Tabby Velvets-Brown Linens
Plaided and plain Lultrings
Ginghams- Prints : Furnitures--Glk Cham
brays
India Cottons-Huckahuck
Bandana Hkfs,-Fancy hlk do-filk ShawIs
Fancy ns-Sarfnetrs-Cotton Laces
Black Cambrick-do. Grape
Ladies' long white Kid Gloves
Do. Kid, Leather and Silk Habit do.
Centlmen's doe kin Beaver and Silk do
White Cotton Cambrick-Cotton Balls
Cambrick Dimity-Comnon do.
Cotton Shawls-F Fashionable Coat Buttons
Black fix VeIvets--Cotton Umbrellas
Gentlemens Lambs-wool Hole, &c. &c.
ALSO,
An AfTortment Of NUFFS & T1PPETS,
of Sable, Pole, Elk, Bear, & Mock
able Oe7. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17
Japan 4 Sewall.

No. IL, HaymoyEet-Ro
LAVE received an exten6ve aGortment Of
= European e India Gods,
adapted to the feafon among which are
Coatings--Duffils- Bazes--Refe
Blankets-Swanfdown & Toilenet Veltings-
Plains--Kerfeys-B roadcloths Kerfeymeres
-Stufs-Salifbury FlaDels- Hofery-Col-
rain Linens-India CottoA--Britifh Shifting
Cotton hicdetts- Velveteens Patent Wort
ted Cord-India Checks Calicoes-White &
coloured Cambricks-Fancy Muflins-G Cling
hams-Black Crspe-Cotton Servings Pins,
&c. ALSO,
A quantity of SKLR7TNG LEATHER, of
hyperion quality.
N B. The higheit price given for Pot and
Pearl Afhes. (tf) O3. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17
AN SAWYER
WO0d Wanted.

GENERAL cords Of WOOD will be taken
: at this Office in payment for Newspapers,
If delivered in the courfe of the prelent
month. o. N
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17
10 BE sole.

A DwELLING-HoUSE. forty feet by tb;-.
n ty-rwo, two Ror les high, with a COR
modious Stable and OF Ter out buildings. w'tb
about half an acre of and, fituated near ~
bridge in Zg5fJam, acc ommodateS with e,c,l-
lent water by Acqu, 1ud from an upfaitir.
fource, which abund an,ly fuppIies the bonls
fable and garden in the drieh fealons H.
houft has been built about ten yea-s-tbe e,h-
err buildings NOT hree years Gnte. Tbev
ftand in lOurifhin : village, within one NIL
of BerOdoin College, in B,nafzpiek and aboUr
fIty rods from the Court Houie in Tsf6aw
To perfon who Riihes to be concerned "A
the Lumber bulineis 10 the trader or indn0r;-
Gus mechanic, rhe opportunity to purchafe !
good ftand, may be worthy attention. Furtber
information may be had Of the fubferiber ~
Bath. IONA. EIITe
-4prH IS. Own
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-17
STRAT COW

GTRAYED from the fubfcriber, the 9th
- inf. fmall red and white COW.-Who-
ever will return, or will give information Of
her, fhall be Handsomely rewarded for their
trouble Apply TO JOSHUA SHAW.
Portland, Oa 10