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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-21

!. rfailcss ano hostility TO our klorious
cause. s.5. 49, 49, ., III s.5
- - i. Il n. q. ~ an.
We have received a file of Paris
newspapers 70 the tSihof Aug.
They contain but few arfiries Of i'm.
portance which have NOT been antici.
pated, and are principally filed with
projects for the interior Improvement
Of France, and with literary ARTICLES.
They are almost entirely silent with
regard 20 Spanish affairs. Among the
late Imperial DEGREES is one for ore.
ninga grand road of communicates
between Paris and Madridby the way
OF Pau, Oleron and Saragossa.
Austria i pushing her leyies with :
great yigor, but owing to the scarcity
q money and The deranged stats Of her
hnapees great dissatisfaction iis crea-
The Napoleon code has been adopt.
cd inthe Kingdom Of WestPhalia. e.,
The Diet Of Hungary IS conyoked
at Presburg. 5 =. Z ss. |;
Very spirited exertions ore making
in France 10 the cultivation Of cotton,
which is said to grow luxuriantly.
The Moniteuf denies that anyques+
tons Of importance are pending be-
tween France and Austria, and ,ridi.
euies the idea d Austrian leyies en-
masse.s - ssa2 s< :, UT e.,
The Ottoman Porte. has e1empted
from duty cotton exported 70 Frahcs.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-21

mag Be ea4ily effected, unJs i odr pfs.
sssntipnPf sssion Of yonr attachment ID
France, and hostility to our glorious
cause. - - #, al a. s 81.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-21

tins isn aiEthe aesiss lib. op:Eiens Of
many arssthatth object Is New. Or.
leans OF the Floridas. |
Every stranger is strictly serutini-.
zed and arrested if . pass,Jort cannot
be produced, designating his busi-
ness. ,sa-zsss { ss,:.l
s@ s. Eastern Argus. !
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04
CHILLICOrHE. January S

On Tuesday last the contest relative to the
election of Colonel Meigs commemorative
members OF both Houses being seated in the
representative chamber. Mr.. Henry Brush
was admitted as counsel for Nathaniel Mas
sic, esq. the confession; and Mr.. Charles
Hammond, on the part of the governor elect.
l hose gentlemen, with candor and temper,
advanced avariesy of arguments. The third
speaker, in succession, was Mr. William w.
irwin, member of the lower House, from
the county of Fairfield. This gentleman on
the part of the confession, delivered con-
else, but very animated speech which APP
peared to have considerable weight with Sc
veral members of the convention, that had
been formed Of the two Houses, for the pur-
pose of deciding on this contest. The rea-
sons which Mr.. Irwin advanced, as influence
ing his mind OH this occasion, were such, as
in our opinion, does honor to his understand
ing and heart. A full and fair investigation
being had, in the course of which. number
OF the members offered arguments in sup
port OF their opinions, the question was tax
en- on "Wednesday, when it was decided bv
a majority of four votes, that Return Jana
than 1zetgs, is nor eligible TO the office OF
goVernor. Of course the duties of this Of
nee will deNolve on the speaker of the SEN
ate, Thomas Kirker, esq.
FTe1yonfan
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

militia called out rs t.. cd,,ias yeusen.nt, aud
the rsngers orderedb by the state ths san,c paw as
to the regular troops. The slate, however, in
order to obtain good men, gave additional pay. 1t
IS Tor the House to, consider, i the protection
would not be more cheap anu effectual by an en-
crease Of the. permanent Establishment than by
each state and territory providing for their own,
protection in their own way, without concert A
comparative small force and expence will prevent
the Indians from going to and inspire the set
tiers confidence, to what it would require to
carry on an Indian war and restore lost confidence
Certainly the present movements and excitements
among the numerous north western tribes give
Just cause OF apprehension and call onus to lie pre-
pared without delay. Therefore shall vote A.
gaInst the postponement Of the bill and every o.
Their unnecessary delay.
After sonle further debate, in which Messrs
Lyon, Holland and Nelson took part, (and in
which Mr.. Lyon stated his belief that our sitla-
ton is perious, and that he should vote for every
thing which looked like defence) the que stion on
Postponement was decided in the negatively
to 40.
On motion of Mr. Dana, the committee of the
whole was discharged from the further considers.
ton OF the bill, and it was referred to selee;
committee.
M~. DeUeon reported a bikaxtiorisi,ig ,he rails.
'ns On additional 0rmay and, a biH authorisiae
the Prc&dent TO raise q Provisional ARMY Both
these bills are blank as to tic number or amount
of forceto be raised.1
These bills were twice read and referred to !,
committee of the whole on Monday next.
THURSDAY, Jan. IS.
The House met.
Mr.. Sonthard. The melancholy duty de-
wolves upon me to announce to the House the
death OF my colleague, Mr.. EZRA DARBY,
late member OF this House, from New-Jer-
sey.
On motion of Mr.. Holmes,
ReaoiUed nnanimousiv, That Commit
tee be appointed to take order for superin-
tending the funeral of Ezra Darby, ESQ.
late Representative from the state of New
Jersey.
Messrs. Southland, Masters, Porter, Helms.
Newbold, and Lambert form the committee
Ga motion of MIR. Blouns,
ReSofucd unanimottsiv, That the mem
bers of this House will testify their respect
tor the memory OF Ezra Darby, Esq. late a
member of their body, By wearing Grape on
| their left arm for one month.
On motion of Mr. Holmes,
ReSofred nnanfmoRStr, That the mem
bers Of this House will attend tire funeral O,
ERA Darby, Esq. on tomorrow at ID O.
clock.
| On motion of Mr. Nicholas,
ReSofUed nnanimousip, That a message
be sent to the Senate to notify them of the
death OF Ezra Darby, ESD. late a member OF
this House, and thas his funeral will take
place Tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
| Mr.. IefnS In order to give time to make
preparations for the last Offices 70 ourfriend
move that the House now adjourn. Agreed
n'em con. and the House adjourned at about
| half past IL O'clock.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04
DOMESTIC.
WINCHESTER, Jan. 10.

Was exhibited few days ago, by the in
ventor Mr.. RICHARD CULL1N, at the sign
of the Buck in this town, Terrestrial Globe,
calculated to shew the magnetical variation,
on the different parallels of latitude, also a
ships course from her port of departure to
soon be taken to the seat of government for
inspection. and if found to answer the pur.
pose designed, it will imortalize the name of
the inventor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04
NORFOLK. ian. 90.

NOKFOLK, Jan. 20.
Yesterday his Britannia majesty's ship, Tn
nmtth, Sir Thomas Hardy, went to sea, and
with an intention as we have understood of
quitting this nation. (Ledger)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

grand depot, and at that place the Russiqns
are. i is said. at present in considerable
force" 9N tlas
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
NEW HATS.

I0KN LORD, sthis fhop in FOrs5f,s:f, next
j door to Mel1rs Crgfi q Ma,iia's, has juit
received handfome ahortment of
EngHb, French and american Has,
among them are-real fuper6ne Beaver-do.
of iecond quality-a few real patent ilik do.
Mems plaided do-Youth's do, of various
kinds and colors-men and boys camels hair
do. Lits7ojE, a good aiIortment of Ha,ter's
TRIMMINGS = All Of which he will fell as
cheap as can be purchafod in this town for
cath or approved credit.
Aho-I CATS Of A1UFFS 81 ZJPPE7-S, con-
filing Of Pole-cat, Elk, Bear, mock Sable,
and Cennett.
Or Cab and tie biq5sf Price GiVen
for eA kinds Of SHIPPING ard HITTING
FU2RS. ABbIy a. abovs. (6w) Dec. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01

[NTE the fubfcribers, Commi1Eoners, APP
W pointed by the Hon. 5amue Freeman,
Efq. Judge Of Probate for the county Of Cum
herland, to receive and examine the claims Of
the feveral creditors TO the eltate Of
GEORGE FURGEsON,
late If Portland, in the county Of Cumberland,
Mer. deceafed, give notice thar fix months
are allowed to faid creditors 70 bring in and
prove their claims, and that we fhall attend
that fervics at the houle Of E7oeb HRcy, in Port
land, on the lafl Tuelday Of this and the five
following months, from two to five o'clock
PE. FNOCH uSLEY,
Ta4 25 GEORGE WARREN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
pcerp.
FOR THE GAZETTE.
Nh. ADAMS,

Mp. ADAMS,
WHILE look around upon cur needy In
habitauts and view their fullerings, cannon
bur drop iympsthetic tear fer their misfor-
fuses. To view the poor widow, with fam.
iy Of fnall children clinging around hc-, CIV.
ing for bread, What a fight fight that would
Cir and melt the hardeG heart. View the a.
5ourer who tolls FOR his daily bread, bnt
now robbed Of his only means Of lupport -
And alto view the mariner, who has expofea
himieIf 20 forms, temPcRs, and all the winds
Of heaven, exerting every effort to fupport
himielf, and 70 lay up lomctAing for his tam
lily; but deprived, by the embargo Of all
employment ;--a0ly, view the lame, the ick,
and the fathe7lcis, at this inclement reafon ;
fome, who, perhaps, have not habitation TO
hover them from the chilling froR Thefe re-
fe6tions produced the following lines; by
giving them place in your next, you viii
0biige yours, &c.
THE CRIES OF WOE
ASSIST, Oh mufe and hear mothers ffzh,
Borne down with grief, with hunger and def
My little oe5priry round NY feet doth CIV
For food, and lhelter from the piercing air.
Ny hufband's gone Far from this rugged
Left me to wander through the worlds wide
Forlorn, dece-ted, ard no houCe to dwell,
No friends to keep me on this Rorny day.
My hulband was the glory of my l.fe,
His voice the lof'el Of the human kind,
But evil wa, fierce mon9er of the night;
Did rob me or the trea.urs OF my mind
Alas nv joyful hopes have paiIed 0 er
And am doond 70 feel the ting Of grief;
My mind delponds, can relate no more,
I'll ref afured OF lone kind relief
Pauce, gentle reader, iupport her painful
heart,
Relieve her forrows, and her cares fupPrefs
For Ger her mind dependence DOH inpart,
While anxious prayers iInplore your Kind r.
trefs. AUGUSTUS.
SJ4dss v Hs,irerzsa:, 5a7 25.
- 0fra5, 1920 o.
FROM TIE EMERALD.
A farmer driving toward Bottom,
OF good fat pork cargo;
Ey chance another farmer croft on,
Who wand HIM OF rhs Embargo.
"Wha.'s hat a yellow fever Ike !"
Quoth Ned, Y 10 wanted gumption.
A yellow fever! no," cries Dick,
"'Tis damnd fgE Calisr4Pfioa." H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
10000 Dollars

IN o5Jet7 zVorfjy IF aotice-iE nULE TIMES.
FOR fale by SETH CLARK, Fifh.nreet,
Tickets, Halves. Quarters and Eighths
ia the third clafs Ha,oayd College Lottery, to
begin drawing l4th January next. Tickets
rife SO cents on the II of January. AL6, a
iubicription for 90 Tickets, (Nos. J7I2I, to
1880, inclufive, lS4lI to 1920, inciuiive.)
Tickets, &c. as above, may be had of
STEPHEN PATTEN.
Dr., %. (6yl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
BoarderS Wanted.

Mr.. tABOTTIERRE viii take On varv
Reasonable terms, twelve Gentlemen TO
soard-they viii be accommodated with
private Hall TO dine in, and feparate rooms,
well flrniihed, to loage.-Mr L. pledges
himielf 90 give entire fa,isfaction to tbofe who
ma fee dilpoied to honor him with their
som any.-For terms, (which will be very
mot Dleale 10 call at hi, ne
JGa. 4. (swl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
Gordon 81 Cav,

PEG leave 10 inform their Friends and
= Cufomers that they have fold their re-
naming Stock OF CooDs to Mr.. WILLIAM
LEWlS--snd all perfons having accounts to
fettlo with them are reeueaed to call on
LANES CAY, at Mr.. LEw,s's Store, 10 adj
luR the fame. P.,,4sri, Jan. 9, 1908, IS)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
REMOVAL.


N'HItNA 70 ITO y 7 NNII9
a CQUAINJrS her friends md the public
\ that ihe has removed FROM Middle ltreet,
10 the Nore lately occupied by MeG.s. Lord
and Thomas, No 8, Joses' Roz~, FlG5Greet-
where ihe offers for fate (e5eapey .6ar ean B.
PlreJglsd in P'rtiaaA,) an extenGve and elegant
afortment Of
Millinery q Fancy Gods.
BoNNETS Of every fze and Description,
the mott fAlhi0nable.
She tenders unfeigned thanks to the public
for paf favors, and hopes by her conltant en-
dcsvors to pleale, 70 merit continuance.
PortzIzE, Jan. ID.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
Samuel Butts,

DEGS iezve ia inform his Friends and the
- Pablo ia general, thar he has opened
BOOK StOKE.
in F,9-erct, two doors below the Ef1.1s
B1uE-where he offers for fale, an eKtenGve
afTortment ofBOOKS, in the various branches
offcience and literature, which be will dipofe
OF, On as advantageous terms as can Ne obtain
eIatany Zoo k.Rorc IN Bottom or e!lcwhere-
OF which the following Is part;
LHW.
Iavs Of Nasach1leLts. q vois--ds. CT The
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
CARY M'LEtLkN,

NKTE the fuhfcrihers, CDmmiiliouer apr
w pointed by the Hon. Samuel Freerans
Efq. Judge Of Probate for the county W Cum
berland, 70 receive and ex anime the CLAIMS 81
the leveral creditors TO the efate Of
JOHN BAKER,
late Of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland
Baker, deceafed, give notice thar tx months
are allowed to faid creditors TO bring ir and
prove their CLAIMS. and thar we ihaI attend
that fervice az the houfe Of Fnoch Hfer, n
Portland, on the laG Tuelday Of this and ,hs
FIVE following months from 20 3 oc'oesos-
PM ENCCH iISITy,
Tgn. IS G5OE1E WAREEE,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01

% TIE ten fAyf:co' IF TIE C9uyf a.
General So 9n5 III IKE Peace p II
b1Alen at FortLani, ii ne o9,,Dtr ia
Cumberland, Oh the third 7nsf5y,
Marcb next.
MEMORIAL and Petition of The (ubf,,.
A'A bers humbly thew, that whereas. Con-
ty Road leading from Randalrs Mills in Fee.
port to Northyarmou,h line, has been ls,elv
laid out and accepted by the feiGons in March
lat, which Road is found upon more care
hI examination TO he Of lefs neceiity or con.
veniency than was expected, the difference IN
lkortuing he diltance being very fmaH, and
is by no means iufhcient 10 balance the er-
pence Il will DC 20 the town Of Freeport and
altho iomc Of us tile undersigned were neon
Gde. ately periulded 70 ign petition for Law
ing out fad Road, We ate row fully convin-
ced Of the inexPediency Of the meafure, and
therefore pray that 70 much Of faid road AZ
lays between the mea waRerly corner Or Lib
beus Tuttes land IL Freeport, 70 Northyar-
mouth line may De dilcontinued, and the old
road elabIi1ed, with fach alterations If any
hou'd be thought necefary) aud amendments
as we find from 4 careful view Of the fame
may be made, and the public equally as vel
accommodated and the expence laved- which
upon moderate calculation Will exceed one
thOufand dOllars Signed by
JOHN CUSHING, and G. Others
Frsf1ot, 5t5 jan, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
LIKE NOTICE I

TOR fale in Turner, Dwelling HOMIE, out
houfes and Store, conveniently lIuated for
a Trader, being the property of Samuel Stesr
Of Bofton.--For further particulars enquire Of
the fubfcri5er in Portland.
OR12 EZEKIEL WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
William Lewis.

Has to adyife bis friends thar ne has pur-
: chafed the stock in TRADE Of GORDON
q CAY, conlltinc Of god adortment Of
ENG-sF GooBs, which together with his
own previous importation, will, he trues, en-
able him % execute tEoie orders he may be fa-
vored with 70 tn lati.fation and advantage
Of hi' friends, He has alto taken the Store
lately occupied by GoaDoN & GAY.
Portland, Tar ,, 1908. TS)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
NOTICE I

He connection in buhnefs between the
iubfcribers, Under the firm of
Thomas * William Hovey,
was dilolved by mutual content the frft day
January inft-Every perlon having accounts
with, or are indebted to faid irm are requeR-
ed % call on W,Hlow Hovry, and have them
atjufed without delay.
THOMAS HOHE1-
WILLIAM HOYET.
Warytn, zen. Is,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
EeB Gocdt.
Tofeph Barbour,

A T the fore lately improved by BAR8o1s
L \ & STocKBRIDcE, oppohte the lniuranee
Office, Fifh-n reet, has jua received a variety Of
FrciB, Fancy and STAPLE G99d5,
partly conGning of the following
Bottle green, corbeau and fawn coloured
ladies Cloths
Peliece Flannes
Blk mulberry, fawn, green and drab Tsbby
a very handCome afortment Of Fancy Mui-
Tins
Ladies extra long white kid Gloves
Do black, white and fate habit fix do
Do kid and beaver do do
Do blk white and 1ate long fix De
a large anortment Of ladies Z; gentlemens
ak, worried and cotton Hole
Silk Shawls
Rardsnna and fancy fix Hdkfs.
Black Barcelona 10
Gcntlemen's black and white fix Cloves
Linens and linen Cambricks
Britifh Shifting
A variety of fashionable cotton Shawls
Linen and linen cambrick pocket Hdkfs.
Cotton cambrick and common 90 DO
White florence LultriEgs
Black and other coIorred do
Black Italian and Dutch Grapes
Pink and white DO
Fine aud common 49, and IA white cotton
Cambricks
Black and other coloured 40
Ginghams; Prints Copper Plates
Irrdis COttons Long Cloths
Madras Cali les
rs and 6-4 J men Checks
Velvets Cords Thickfetts
Patent Cord, Toilinette and SwanCdown
Vehing
Satin Florentine
Fine white MarfeilIes
Gardeners fur lined Cloves
Doe Kin, beaver and wooIlen do
Green, white, pink and blue Sarlnetrs
Cotton Laces- Fancy Purles
Orn2mented and plan Combs
Clais Buttons
"A quantity ben Edglilh Sewing silk & TY7iR
Fashionable coat and I'll n Buttons
Silk, cotton, Doe and Morocco Surpenders
Fine and common brown Linens
Cambrick and common Dmoties
Englilh, Rulia and Derry Diapers
Ruliells Bombazetts WildbOres
DurOys: Duranrs and Shallo0ns
a., 9-8 and Ga Oil Cloths
Gentlemen's LambfwOol Hof-
SuPerine, common and low priced Broad
Cloths, al colours
DoubIeMilled and common Kerfevmeres do
Plains; Serges d fills
Devonlhire Kerfey
Fine and common Coatings
Roie Blankets, fome very large and MICS
Fiannels; Baizes; swanikins, &c. &c.
Mrft G,l TIfteth
onffGng Of
Sable,
Pole Cat
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE copartnerfhip under the firm az
Il JOHN p. THURgTON, q Co.
was dilIoved by mutual content on the 9th
Of December laf. All perfons indebted or
having demands by note or account are re-
4uelted to call at the Gorc formerly occupied
by them and adult the fame with ToGn p.
1bnyf0H, who i duly authorized to feIle all
accounts Of the FIRM.
DANIEL TUCKER,
JOHN p. THURSTON,
Tas. Is, 8O8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01

WANTED to ptrchafe or hundred ton:
Of Wharf TIMBER to be delivered at
Portland by the middle Of April next, fer
which CASH will ne paid. Apply to
gar. l8 RICHARD GOLDMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
REMOVAL.

XETILLIAM FREEMAN has eFsIovED 70
w he Office, near the houfe Of B. Brqd-
bury, Ei4 IL 4Ti1Hs fret. Jan. 25.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
10 LET.

ONE large Tenement in a HOUSE n E,,..
- Street, tuitable for Bnardlng-Honfe vim
z St9rs adjoining, which will be lei tone,Ls-
ar ieparate-For further particulars eaon-a
Of THOMAS BECK.
Taahls
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01

= WbO las j6md a TIppFrP
oSI' on Sunday morning the nth inhsns !
- m pallng from 7.aqeIe down Fe..yoi.g,.s@
by ST.. Pavfs CbprrB, into F9,eRrl.t, -"
A SABLE SKIN TIPPET.
Whoever has found, and will ieave i =, H.
oFIleE' ihalI be very geuerouly rewarded.
54n. IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
BACKBONE BRIDGE.

THE ProPrietors Of Back Cove Bridge are
hereby notified that their Gelni annual
meeting will be holden az the houIe Of Mr.
A5,at1m BENIN, in Portland, on A11rlay ne
.E,f lag u F. ruary next, at two o'clock, r. n.
for the following Purpofe., viz.
To chOOle Moderator
To receive fuch accounts as may I've laid
before them, and act thereon as they may
think proper.
By oy5ey IF The Standing Committee
STEPHEN WAITE, Pyo6rs. Cl:rl.
P5,b4Hd, ian. 25
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
Tappan 81 Sewall.

Tappan g SewalI,
HAVE REMovER to the 90 in AIidd2e-,freef,
1 4 lately occupied BY Mefrs. CeAM & Arm
TRITON, where will be found general afort-
ment Of
ENGLISH y india GOODS,
FOR lale BY piece or package
AJ5--26 crates Of CROCKERY WARE,
put up lJr the Welt-india market, and rnu-
lied to debenture. Jan. IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
CT POCKET B OK lost.

Y I ODALI % Oh LUOI.
7 OST at the fire yeaerday morning, rad
- MOROCCO POCKETBOOK, contain
ing 81 dollars in Bla1- bals, = Notes, and num-
Der Of other papers, Of no value 20 any one
but the owner. Whoever las found faid pocz-
e. Book, and will return it 10 the lublcriber,
ihaIl receive Fire EolAlr' RegyGrd- Apply to
JaH. s. JOHN REMICk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
Taken ~ hvgcAtien and 10 5e ElI AZ
Pablo Tanfue on WedqeEtay TIE
Geventtentb czy Of February resf,
al one o'clock, p. NJ. 1n The Prmt5ey,
IT HE right ia Equity Of rederPtiou in and
70 the following mortgaged real Ehates
fiuate III New-Gloucefter in laid County, viz,
q fmall LOT of land containing about forty rods,
living on the road leading from the Dwelling.
Houfe of John Steele to the Houle of John
Tufts, thirteen rods and five feet, and extend
ing back three rods, being the and mortgaged
by James Weber TO David Steele, by deed
bearing date the 6Ath day Of June ammo Do
mini 1904.
SETH MITCHELL, Dift. SJsr!F.
Jan. SRI, 1908.
THE fabfcriber hereby give. public NOTICE
70 all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himlelf the trult
Of Administrator on the eflate Of
THOMAS HOPKINS, Jun.
late Of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland,
Gentleman, deceafed, by giving bond q the
law dire6ts-He therefore requelts All perjons
who are indebted 20 the laid decealed's efare,
10 make immediate payment and thofe who
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the
fame to THOMAS HOPKINS.
Jan. "a.
THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, thar he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himlef the truls
Of Administrator on the e4ate Of
ISAAC OLDHAM,
I-R1 IS IS n~r -
yeoman, deceaied, and has taken upon himief
that truf,by giving bond a. the law directs
and all Perions having demands upon the eltate
Of the iaid Isaac OLib4ms, are reqlelled 70 tx
hibt the fame, and All periOna indebted TO the
faid eftate. are called upon TO make payment
to BENJAMIN FEALD, AAzi-jyeyator.
Jan le.
THE fucfcriber hereby give public noticeto
A all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himle'f the
truR of Administrator de 6oail non on the
eaate of
CARY M'LEtL6N,
late of Corham, in the county Of Cum
berland, dsceaisd, By giving bond as the
law directs he therefore requ Is all per-
fons who are indebted to the "a decea!ed's
estate, TO make immediate payment an thois
\ who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
\ fame to ALEXANDER M'LEL An
7ar. lS, 1903. G8l
VKTE the fuhfcrihers, COmmiiiouer apr
~ pointed by the Hon. Samuel Freen,ans
Efq. Judge Of Probate for the county of Cum
berland, 70 receive and ex anime the CLAIMS 81
the leveral creditors 10 the efate Of
JOHN BAKER,
late Of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01

f1UfQ-7UQTe GO01Js
William Goddard,
HAS received by hips Jofeph and Henry
4 A from Liverpool, very extenGve add
ton to his flock Of SadIery, Cutlery & Hard
Ware Goods-which he offers for f2le by
vholclaIe and retail, on the mon realonable
terms. LIKEWISE,
$50 boxes beff Crown Clals, all fzes from
9 by z to IS by ~
leo caik, wrought Nails all 6zes
tons fleet Lead
20 dor, beR Engliih Shovcls and Spades
~ doz Frying pans
100 doz- bef Sewing Irvine
5 calks fat irons
Large quantity Cart, Wagon, and Chaife
Wheel Boxes
Sets Of Cart Iron, Weights
z, IA end 28w do do
Biocktin lea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double tin Plates
Blacklmirh'5 ANVIL and Vices.
also,
An afortmens Of LOOKING GLASSES,
with gilt and Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
very great variety of Joiner's Planes.
S1Pt. %. If