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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23
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FROM the Bottom Theatre, has tie honor
RESPECTFULLY TO acquaint the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of Portland and vicinity, that he
will prelent few Evenings Entertainment 10
the above Hall, to conhG Of Reading, Song,
and Recitation, lele6ted from various authors
Of approved merit-after which ne will in.
troddce, for the frf time in Portland, the jua-
" celebrated exhibition Of
SPECIREOLOGT;
Being combination Of Optical and PbH9j93Li-
eal HlrfoHj, originally invented by Protector
WEAUsHAgP, PRECEDENT OF the Univerfty Of
Inga 1aad, in Germany-founder Of the re-
markabIe Order Of illuminate, and PractiieG in
All Lodges at the reception Of Candidates in
to the Superior Degrees of the Order, where.
il they pretended 10 introduce the deluded
perions to the converle Of Supernatural BE 7.
ings.
On Tuefday evening, and every evening Sat
urday eHcePted) Previous 70 the Exhibi-
ton,
Mr.. TURNBULL will deliver an Intro
duttory and Explanatory LECTURE
The Exhibition will commence with the ap-
pearance Of various Phanioms, whole proFrels
win De 70 completely illuGve ~ % create ar
tOniIhment IL the minds Of the SpeCtaIOrs.-
after 1vbicb,
Portraits OF the mof renowned Perlonages,
who, BY their talents, virtues, sc. have en-
deared their memory to poferity- Among
which will appear the Portrait ~ our depars-
ed Hero, General GEORGE WASHING az
large a. Life-as tribute to the Names Of
the Father Of his Country; 4 ing Cherub
will appear, holding in one hand the Flag Of
the United States, ia thC-1ther hand a wreathe
Of Laurel, which il places On the head Of
Warrington, and vanilhes.
The Exhibition will cOn6li Of one hundred
beautiful Subjects, and particulars eRpreGed
in the Bills.
Mr.. TURNBULL viii Sing < Recite
It'd Re z Z 81 Paady'5 H1eddirg.
MIR TURNBULL pledges himfelf that
nothing ID his Exhibition can poHlbly give Of
fence 70, Or wound he feelings OF the mon
delicate perlon, but Oh the contrary, ii has .
dircG moral tendency, and u iliuArative d
certain Philosophical and Optical Principles
not generally known
II" TICKETS (price ~ CTS. Children hall
price y be had AZ Union Hall, pn tile days "
performance.
- Doors open AZ Il, and Exhibition x
, commence A o'clock.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

desired Of expected. May not our
government be more homogeneous,
more peaceable, more durable ? Sup
pose 20 millions Of republican Ameri-
cans thrown all ola sudden into France,
what would be the condition Of that
kingdom If it would be more turbu-
lent, less happy, less strong, we may
believe that the addition Of half million
Of foreigners 70 our present numbers
would produce similar effect here"
Notes o7- Virginia, query TIIL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

In Ga'io-Erope, 9th March, the Prince
of Neufchatel (Gen. Berthier) Vice CoHsta-
biz III France, To the Princess Elizabeth, of
Bavaria
At Norfolk (Vir.) Capt. William Purring-
ton of KennebuHk, t1 Miss Elizabeth Law
renee, w the formcrrIace At Nantucket,
Mr. BENZ Pen, of M. York. aged 90, To
lIiss Susan Folger aged ga.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

mn I'M tAA ~ A IN N
~ 2, UrisH Roar, 11iaAe Eyeef,
~ AS received in addition 70 his former
flock, new and eIeg@nt adortment a
Paper Hangmg5, Leaking GL4Dl5 and
Utboj4rr
q the newell nyle-Among which arc
Englifh, French and American Paper Hang
ings, with borders panncI Papers and Fire
Board Patterns
"a handfome aGortmcnt of Looking Gla1es,
from 2 Ky JO dollars pair and " tile mott
approved lyle.
A55-FahionabIe FrnFc', Laces and Taft
ELI for Curtains Bedtc sings, of aIl prices
Down, Live Ceelc and RuAia FEATHERS
Sofas, with and without Haircloth- LAZY and
Lolling CharI- Marrsles, of All kinds and
Gzes- Cufhions for \ ews, &C. &c. &c.
a. All commands III rht UPhol-
FRY Bufnets executed with nealucG and diT-
patch. (tD Nay 23
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23
NJ ID poor

NJ, I, U1isa-Ps-U, ETdde-frsst,
OFFERS for lale, wAoerae Or retail, ~
- rgf aHd eb5rgss his ftock Of
EnCHjb, French " India Go3d5-viz.
Common and fuperGne Broad Cloths; Calf
meres Veivets; Caicoesi Cambric Dimoty
com. AZ. black, late, orange. pink, fanmon
and white Cotton Crmbrics IEdia Cor Ons ;
Furnitures; Checks ShawIs Handkerchiefs,
sc. &c.-A variety Of fancy articles Black
Grape, sc.
An and every Of the above articles will be
fold AZ the prices affixed to them before the
late rife of l5 per cent Nag 23-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

TT Denmark, 18Th March, Christian VII.
King NJ Denmark and Norway born 18th
January 1749 Tic had been Politically dead
tor many years. Frederick VI (the Crown
Prince was proclaimed King on The 10Th
IF March born 2Sth January, 1903.
III OtisAeld, suddenly, Mrs Sarah SWEET,
aged 69, wife Of The late Mr.. Stephens
In Cape Elizabeth, Miss Ann Maxwell,
daughter Of MI. VIM. NJ aged ~.
IT. this town, Martha, daughter Of Mr..
Joel Bonney, aged years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

MiA'rto7t4, Sstt I4tb, 9C7.
Doaor SAMUEL VI. P. LEE, Newt .ondors
SIR duly received your favor of the 9th
inf, requaling my opinion NJ vour Patent
Pills AZ FubHc medicine, ard the experience T
have h7d from ming them iu ry przctice--I
have io inform you sir,that have aIminiaer-
ed your PILE more ur Llr III lIy practice HE
Gx or leven year. plf, arid h5ya found them
equal, and i many iuitaEcfs, fuperior, IVY any
preparation have ever known, in al cafes
where lha Ltumach and bowels required eyac.
uarion by thl intervention cf cathartir
view them peculiarly beneficial FIJI rcurher-
climates. where aimoH al complaints ara .lofr
or Ten 0g a bilious tendeucy-and WI anv IVY.
EUn where cathartics ARE l-oBted asa curative
indication, they are 'n r'y opinion, thc mon
convenient and et'icac,uu7 Pill af any III ule.
blin. fate and eafy in their operation. Ito
travellers by lea ana land think lhcv mun
he emtulnt.y u.c.l., having printed directions
tcr ul-1g them which moe ts c0uvtpi5nr-
in cafe herc medical aid cannot bc obtained
-- Ky The public generally thew h4Ve anOthtr
Acnehl annexed to Them, which is of ZONE
Importance, Especially tx tie poorer c!ars
that is, they are Y cheap medicine, and 5y ht-
i1E prepared hv yourlelf anly, they have The
-.t reaion to eHpea thar they a-e well pre-
AIRED, a7d w'fh &C experience may be atle
admiriner thIIfn heir famite- with CO.
derahle .uc-el-. and tI.ershy fave ernelc
Finally Sir knowing AS 40 Tic conn
arts of INC Pin can with comic sr-
onmend them AZ 4 ufefut and T7' ,...L
iedicne-I attn S- your rg n cbtdiart
WILLIAM B. lIA-T
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

wal 1f47i.cr 5fa4'ssr who took out her crew
and guns, there would have been a tot..
loss
The Cork aud London fleets touched at
Barbados latter part Of April so " the
ships were missing Oh the passage among
them, the Orion, III Madeira, captured anc
sunk by 0 French trigates.
The Bermuda (British) sloop Of war, bill
ged Oil Manila reef, about 2gth April soon
sfte a Portuguese ship on passing her, sent
her boat To assist hem but the crew of
tile Bermuda went on board the Porturtese
snip, and seut her into Nassau Size was
from Havana, and had 100000 dollars Oh
5Oari.
The Brutus, William and Eliza, were
burnt by the French trigates Hermone and
Hortcncc-the Bristol Packet was destroy
cd by tile French frigates Themis and Pen
fcl0pe-tIe susan was taken, and The Wind
ham burnt, by the French fiigatcs Seine and
Italenne, he Mars was captured by The
French privMeer Active.
The British privateer brig Caroline Jones
Of I6 guns, HAS been taken BY The Prince de
AstluTas, XII 3 guns after very gallant de-
fence, IN which capt. Jones, hs first IT, and
MANY men were wounded The vessel was
carried bt boarding, The Spanish crew hav-
inq drank w excess, which made them dcs-
rerate.
Fran Montreal, Nav, 2.
Oh Tie Ia inst. sIoop some Where on
La(e Cham ain sEbt her cables and ayiteL
into the pom Di St. Iltas, vith y clru1 Of
Teas. al4uy faIts Aayr lately mat With
mIar fate, and ATE now probably aritHg
in tile .9t. Lawrence, Oh this account We
hear THAI some of the CUSTOM house officers
ot Vernon have applied to the Custom
house OHiclro 9t. johns w inspect MS books,
1ut TIE I4ttLr deemmg N highly improper,
! refused.
me lh TJpsLsm Beauty has ar ~ Glou-
cesler h0m Malta, IN SD days An Am
ship and brig 4r W Antigua, 18Th Int with
I Hour 1.-The Eagle I'll Showhlt, and Mer-
maid, AID jeremiah, by Session arrived Vi
| Charleston, about 1st inst and q The
I JOSEPH, -t Portland, tor Boston, and Juno,
/ t0r Wiscase eL-Ihe Rachel, FIR Portland,
Dove, I1r Boston, and Almira, for N Caro-
\ Ina, III at FIial lUL inst aud On tne Zth
lr sch Regulator IL Boston-Ihe Kosetta,
\ 4. LA,n, Experiment. IL Boston, anC Enter
. Prise, tr ~ Carolina, in distress, tUr Salem
| arrived u- N- Bedford gJh inst
I AZ British tIga.C lately fun in with three
French government briggs from France the
\ t.irae engaged two III them. one of which
I shc captured add sent into Antigua the
other Two escaped, and arrived at Gauda-
\ lUuYr
I Prem LnNn0N, fhH q, i8U8-The Su-
\ sslt, an American sAIp, has arrived at Tl m-
\ outl size WAS captured l0lh March, by
v THE Seine and I9Uinnc, French higates,
which we've .etMHinE Gom MsrtihIcO t0
Trance ufay hsd taken and burn. lAe A-
mexican Ship WiHdAan--IAey have lot
Y ln;" L .o"r"l--L l-- hese are thc French
i-e1.e' WHicH captured ana burnt tae A-
meilc4n a"ira o'ulua, eliza, NIlham, Gc. as
"ouoeo ia '..a Ta"er some week since
Nn --- Last arrived HID bossloa, SNIP
.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23
NeW Goods.


O55efte TIE Iaiarapae 0Ses, EG fyssf,
HAS jun received an additional aGortment u
NEW GOODS,
ConGRing Of Linens, Britilh Couons, Cam
brics, fancy Mullins, brown Linens, black
Grapes, do IuQrings, Bandanna Hkfs. fancy
flk do. fix Shawis, long & Rlort fix Cloves,
kid do cOloured LuRrings, blue ana yellow
Nankeens, cotton Kerlamires, Ladies' whits
ana coloured cotton Hofe, CaH9sei, Ging-
hams, Dimoti1si EngIiih EankeeB, India Cot
tons, GentIemen's mixed cation Hols, whAs
10, black and white ok ditto, Jarlnetts, LA
ems, linen Csmbrics, iuper6ne and common
Broadcloths and kerlamires, &C. &c.
The above, together tith As former itock
viii Dc fold AZ a very fnaIl advance for Csl1
only, UD MAY 23.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23
LEES PILLS.

Mr. FRINrER-THE following letters
recently received III anfwer ~ my requeit of
thewriters, their opinion ~ Patent Newton
don Bilious Pills, as public medicine. fTis
unnccedary ~ add thar thofe gentlemen are
dillnguifhed characters-The Offices they
fufain arr fuaicisnt proofs cf their reipectabi-
i.y, and true i the hieheR evidence ! .4H
give the public IF the efficacy of my Pills.
SAMUEL I'll. IN LEE.
Eew-London, Sept. 49, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

THE Stockholders, or Maine Bank, are
hereby notified that their annual meeting
for tie choice Of nine Directors for the veal
enfuing, will be holden ~ the Bank chamber
Oh Monday the fixth day Of June next, at TWO
o'clock aftgrnoon.--By order Of the Directors
Nay 23, LEVI CUTTER, C1Bier.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

THE frbfcriber purpcGes 70 begin he next
quarters school, for teaching Sacred
MuGc, Oh Wednesday the irt Of June next,
at his houle bottom or Plumb Areet, which
viii be attended two evenings III the week -
The terms are tive dollars per Quarter.
May Is, HENRY HILTON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23
IapPan ~ SeWall,

Ileonbs BniaFzrr,
HAVE received few Packets BLACK
4 a CRAZE Ginghams- shifting Cottons--
Sewing Silks, black, blue and cloths colour
ed-and
Trunk New PrintG-
An anortment Of Manchester Goods y now
opened and by the GaeD, further iuPpy
rs London Goods il expected. May 23.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23
Mr.. TURNBULL-trom Bottom,

Mr.. TURNBULL-trom Bottom,
Prge65r q Embiazoney ot ReroL5y,
TAKES this opportunity u offer hisfervices
10 the public in lie above =. anch Of
painting, according To the manner of the Her
aids College in London He podcdes the
fytem Of Heraldry ard books containing one
hundred thouland names. aud aIfU armoraI
bearings belonging to each name
AZ Mr. TurnbuIl lojourns III Portland only
few days, he relpe6 1i.y lEvites thole gea-
tlemen who may oe deifous ~ have their
Family arms Handsomely painted ard emilia
zoned, 70 be lPeedy il their application fer
THAI PurPoie
Ihole gentlemen who may win % know
their proper Goats of AIps may ~ Informed
by fearching The book, which win Ne opes
for shat Purpofe this day, and every day dur
ing the week, AZ Uuiqu HzH, where Nr, Turn
bull viii attend from Id TIE morning Until
four u the afternoon.
All orders thankfully received and pun6u
ally executed.
~. B--Costs Of Arms painted On Satin OF
Silk; Malonic Aprons properly decorated ac-
cording 70 the different degrees, il 4 fuperb
ityle Terms made known Oh application.
May 23.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23
pATEICKS " '-r-

II leeuls that number Of Pa4l7ss, and fs1ne
Of The AboyiFiaaLs Of New-Yor1, have formed
themielves into tribe, called the Tammany
Society. They fight our revolutionary battles
mole courageoully now, ia sos and corref-
Ponl with MIR. JeiFerGon, and number Of
other entertaining things.
They latciy had great feaR, or in their
dialect Povvo7o. At which they toaNed Mr..
Jeiierton and gave great many very profound
ientuneHts. Tie Gran Sachem, who pref
ded and was undoubtedly one IF the mott in-
tellGenJ Of the tribe gave the following
An eternal Embargo, rather than fuhmiG-
hon 70 The Britih Orders Of Council Or French
DEGREES"
Dear Pat vhat i the Embargo--tbis re-
tanning from tile ocean, bur fubmEion 70
both !-Rs3trto,y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

NOTICE II hereby given that the paGurA
N n on Mountjoys neck will be open to re-
ceive Cows FOR che leafon Oh Wednesday next,
price dollars and 5o cents for letting them On
and driving iaid Palfure --thole VITO with te
have Cows Or H0rles Pahured may apply ro
the ProprietorS, Or to liaac Foler, at h,s
houie near the observatory, and contiguous
10 the palture gate. lZ1y 25.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

ORDAINED LA Boston, on wednes-
d..y, Re- Toahaa Huntington, as colleague
with Rev APT Eckiry, over thc Church and
Society wOrshiPPns at tile Old south Meet
Ing House.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23
5biprtng 5IntfII;gcncc.

The revenue cutter Thomas .Je37son, has
got ashore ia Wassow sound (Geo.1 and
biIged J ana bad il not been fsr the sl3oP Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23
II. Stevens,
FISH-STREET,
Hu jun received freh luPPy ~
Fancy -J Staple G01ag


Fancy .J Staple G01ag;
Among which are lie following, VIZ.
Z MEMS, EnghGi Cotton, India do Linen
Az C4mbrics Cotton I'M. black, purnle ana
Gate do black Florence ana India LuariUgs
whine do; purple fate, and AMI. coluured do,
black Grape; pink, white butt and green do.
Sarcenets black Gauze HaudkCs red, vel
low and brown bandanna az. bIk dIk 10 ,
India Calico; blue Eankin, yellow do black
Satin, black Mode green Gauzc, G-ectan robes,
Mullins. Cinghams, Furnituges, white lace
Sleeves, black do Ladies and G-nlemca "A
fix Gloves leather do.; Fisk cotton, and WORT
ted tlole; fix Umbrellas. cotton do. Pariials,
marking Canvas, gown Trimmiro7; fawn-
coloured twiI'd Cambria, Cotton Check, Lin
ell do Diapers, Table Cloths, black lace
Scarfs, black ana white Veiis fix, thread ann
cotton Laces, cambria and common DimOty.
corded Muffin, Indifpenlb.es, broad and mar
row Ribbons. Fans, fix Cord cotton do bed
lace, black glals Buttons, fix do Purfes, tu-
III fhell Combs; black, buzz ard white G't
Shayyls. damal1 do, cambria and muffin de
black llk and velvet green 10 black and pu--
he tabbv 90 Fianuels, Bombazetts, SAa.
looms. fewing Cotton, knitting 40 Bohbr
lanes. Rofe and Windfor Soap, floor an,
hearth Brufhes, Waters, Looking Clailes
die.' MiAes, and Children's kid ana morocco
5hoes-with variety Qf other articles too ul
meroas to mention
MAY % (9w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

TT other point OF view, We cOHsiC=I i 10
arbitrary, unwisa, partial and dcsuuc-
i've measure and at the same imc to
Be unauthorized by lair Interpretation
Of the Constitution Congress having
power only to regulate, net to destroy
trade--Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

1T z. GREELT Il LCS Cfcs,
THIS DAY, f5r Cgj6, 1uitbyat relaSs.
DROADCLOTHs, Coating, Baizes, FlaE-
D III, swanldown, NIerfailes Quilt, Blankets,
Figurd Mullins, Plain DO Threads, Lacss'
&c SIC. ALSO,
Five Chefs Hyron-Skin Tea.
SIle ~ Nine o'cigcE, a =. May 23.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

30 don't grab nle"-That pensioners,
salarymen, and hirelings, should praise the
Embargo, IS not strange. They are paid for
tit grabs not them but enhances their
pensions nearly a quarter. The case how
ever, IL far different with the laborious Far
mers, the industrious Mechanic, tile hardy
seamcn out Of employ. and the entcrPrizng
Merchant The ruinous measure gYa5S from
them au tncir earnings, without aitordng
them prospect Of m0re-l5I5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

THE fublcriber hereby gives public notiAe
To all concerned, that she has been du-
Ivy appointed and has taken upon hcrlcl6
the trait Of adminiaratrix on the elate Of
AARON KTNsMAN,
late Of Portland, III tie county Of CumbeT-
land, PhyGcian, decealed, BY giving bond -
tile law direcfs--lhe therefore reque1s AL per-
fons who are indebted W the faid deceafed's
eitate, to make immediate payment; ana
thole who have any demands thereon, ~ eE-
hbit the fame tO Nathan Kizlraa-, Elq who 10
empowered tO receive and fcttie The fame.
AEay 28. ANN EINSAfAN4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

NOTICE "A hereby given that the fubfcri-
n ber has been duly appointed Guardian e.
AZEL FOBES,
Ky Buckfe'd, in.the county of Oxford labour-
er, lunatirr ADD has taken upon hinfef that
trua by giving bond AZ THE law direGis and
ALL pcricns having demands upon the eGa.e az
iaid Azel F0bes are requeited " exhibit tha
fame and all per,ons indebted 70 faid cfata
are reqssfted to make payment tn
DOMENCUs RECORD Casrai1a n
/aif LEaatiaq
Bu-LheLd, My 28, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

CT BLANKS VI ALL Kt>Ds
For fale at !. ADAMS IooARore.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23


a veFei has arrived ~ Newbe-n, II. g iu
4 lhort panage from 81 Vincents, with intel
lgence that The town If KingQ1n, III that iH
and, has been totally de(t-oyed by fire; and
that the inhabitants have rilen ~ NM, and
mallacreed mon Of the confituted authorities.
A fublcription has been opened AT Trinidad
for tile relief IF the Gufferers NV the fire, al
the head IF which are the names of bis Excel
lency Brig. General HiloP, Governor Of the
lAand, and Charles Grant, Ffq. Collector Of
the Cufoms for one thoufaud pounds ferling
each, an example Cf bene6cence which does
infinite honor to tile hearts of the donors.
n Nr7D cpl has been difcovered by
Member IF Congrof, IN remarking upon
fpeech hv 4 Member from COnnectiCu III do
not know whether hc alluded 10 Mr. Tall
madge 81 Mar Mofeley) Mr. Stanford Gorioui-
ly faid, that tile getlcpan's fpeech, with fin
gle exception, contains doctrines a. found u
ST. PETER's GosPELlii Cam Csa7ant.
The President of he United States
left the city uf Washington 2th inst.
Oh visi ,o No1taceIlo The prcss-
dent retrAs 5y the 8-h ot June Mr..
Madison has also gone ~ Virginia ~
return at tlr same period; THE scCrtta-
ry ut war and secretary of the navy re-
main AZ SIN aslnr'nn and the s-cr4ta-
rv of the trcasurv viii remain IN some
time
W. rtf rr-I.. rf WAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

Iate Ui bulAHlIuI IN me county q DET0Tca
yeoman, dccsafed, and has undei taken thaI
truh hy giving bond * the law direct. :AlL
Perlons having demands uPoa the ehate ~
XII the laid John Warren, decealed, are re-
queied to exhibit the fame and All perfons
indebted to laid eltatc are called upon IN make
payment JOHN WARREN, EnEsatay.
ble5faAA Nag 25.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-23

New London, Sept a0, 1902.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-22

its Train yhyecscs.. The size Of its solid
body about three 6 It IN diameter. The
cause of its explosion was probably the
dampness and density of OUT atmosphere.
The s,ones fell 10 all directions and have
been found a. much as six miles apart
and of the astonishing size of thirty FIVE
pounds, and some pieces which fell on
rocks, are supposed to have weighed
15o pounds.
At New Milford, more than 20 miles
from the poin, of explosion, the shakingof
the houses was more severe than nearer
the place OF its discharge. The stone
appears to have been dissolved aud con-
GREETED again, and is supposed to be
strongly impregnated~w with iron. We
understand the intention Of the lie armed
faculty of Yale College is excited to this
remarkable phenomenon, and it will sf.
ford something new and interesting if
pursued extensively, which we presume
i. will be. Mr.. Edward King, of Lon
don, has published remarks on the falling
Of stones from our atmosphere, both in
ancient and modern times. Nj. Kings
enquiry was excited by the remarkable
displosions which took place in Tuscany,
on the 18th Of June, 1894, which comet
appeared with IN atmosphere Of its own.
and continued its discharge of stones Of
a large size for some time.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-22
Berkeley, IS.

Berkeley, IS. o.
December Court. 1907.
Philemon CheEoweth, Complainant, ;
AGAINST .
Richard Chenoweth, Defendant.
IN CHANGERY.
THE defendant, Richard Chenow.
i eth, no, having entered his ap-
pearance agreeable to an act Of Assem-.
bly, and the rules Of this court, and it ap-
pearing to the satisfaction Of the Couit,
that he is not an inhabitant Of this Com
monwealth, On the motion Of the COM
plainant by his counsel, it is ordered,
that the said Richard Chenoweth do ap-
pear here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday ia March next, to answer the
bill Of the complainant, and that a copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted 10 the
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencer for
two months successfully, and published
at the door Of the Court House Of said
County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, Chg.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-22

Berkeley, SIS.
December Court, 1907.
Luke Pentoney and wife, Comp'ts,.
AGAINST
Denis Cahill, executor Of flames Quinn,
deceased, Luke .Teirnan and Joseph
Minghini, Def'ts.
In CHANCERY. .
THE defendants, Denis Cahill and
L Luke Teirnan, not having entered
their appearance agreeable to an act Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants Of
this Commonw ealth, on the motion Of
the Iompiainants, b. their counsel, It'll is
ordered, tha, the said Denis c,ahiit
and Luke Teirnan do appear here on
the Monday after the third Tuesday in
March next, to answer the bill OF the
eomPiainants, and that a copy ofthis or
derbe forthwith inserted in the Berkeley
and Jefferson f%nteltigencer, for two
months successively, and published at
the door of the Court. House Of said
County.
A copy. Teste,
DAID HUNTER, c.p.e.