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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08
In pint 6eNot.
Majority for DE Hash
inSton regular nomi-
nation,

This, with littls variation. would be the
relative state of party strength in New-York
Tit depended upor that consideration alone,
without intrigue
mere are only Two members of assembly
IN the Southern district, inclined adversely
towards. the nominitien-butt their principles
as sound Wings. are too well known to an
prehend that they will unite with the Tories.
The two quid iiembers in assembly, are
from Duchess coanty. Some SUPPOSE chat
they will vote for Mr.. Madison others On
account of a local question respecting the
division of the comfy, that they vii! unite
with the tories-but we know at least one of
them better than to believe this,
| 1T is safe to calculate on five ou;d rtaro
bers out of the nine. But let them act as
they please-tbe5 will never be cogrred
! The cooperation of men that can desert their
banners of independence, and unite with ITS
enemies now, are not 90 BE thought Of
| The legislature assemblies this day. and =,
respectable citizen from the eastward. OBJ
/ served to the editor on Saturday, that there
! were great many men travelling to ALBANY
with large sums Of money
Delicacy and sincere affection 70 Govern
or Clinton, restrained the Wings un;il thu
| perceived the hostility of those who proCes
sed to be his advocates, to the a9ministra
ton, and to the principles upon winch the
republican party was erected......fHyora.
Yesterday se'nnight the Legislature r.
New-Iersey convened in the CITY of 1rc,,
ton. a quorum of both houses Appeared
lhe Council made choice of Ebenezcr Seelv
Esq for vice president, and the Assembly
OF lewis Condict, ESQ. Speaker. without oJ-
position. The parties in the Legislature
stand as stated in our last---a democratic ma
Jority OF 8 in the Assembly and in Cotncil
All the members ieturned BY the difsreu,
Counties appeared and tool; their seats ex-
cept Mr.. Willis of Capc-May.
On the first day of the sitting, a commit.
tee was appointed by the House of Assem-.
by, consisting of Messrs. Parker, Kerr and
Garrison, to enquire into the VALIDITY of the
la" passed at tile last ees sion of the I,eg;e-
lature Tor the choice Ut Electors OF prssitient
ana vice-Presdent Of the United States and
Members OF Congress. This Committee we
are informed, agreed to report bill To sus-
pend The electioit for few DAYS. In order
That the appointments of Electors nirbt 900
"Ithin the tine prescribed BY the act of con-
sfess regulating the election of Electors Inn,
on me following morning, the denocrat;c
members oi the committee refused To renort
the Dill agreed mpoh, and nothing was bron,rht
oGi"'e the House upon that subject tin the
afternoon, when Mir, Parker moved ,hat tbc
committee might be discharged. This mo-
uon was opposed by the majority and nee
ti'ed, a motion was then made bv ono M of
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ST. VIscENr, August 90. /,


ST. NIscENT, August 20.
The petty navy of France have lately had
extraordinary suCCessin the colonies-A-
bout q fortnight ago, Martihico was literal
" in state of famine, now it enjoys all the
abundance of uninterrupted commerce, not
only the supplies imported in their own YES
sells, but from the spoiland havcck made by
the capture of ours. q, the 9th instant. the
Palastre and Platre, of 16 guns each, 90 LAYS
from Bayonne, with four, arrived at the
6iocNaded port of Maranico, rs did ON the
10th an English brig. from New Brunswick,
taken by the Be Cune privateer, and the
snip Eliza, from 4ucbrc, taken by the Po
leneux brig. both with valuable cargoes of
provisions and lumber: during these arri-
walls, the York OF "a rus, was lying very
snug at Mariaga!and tbs ship, one Of the
finest in the Britishnavy. got ashore at that
place, on coming away, end is so much da-
maged that We understand she proceeds inn
mediat6ly to Halifax u be repaired. We
are happy To. End that government has at
length thonght proper 70 encrease the wages
and privileges OF cur hardy tars, by giving
to them the eighth shaE Re of all the prize mo-
ney formerly given to the commanders this
new regulation will. wetrust, put a stop to
future predatory enterprise, and turn the
thoughts OF our naval commanders TO the
more honorable, though less lucrative en-
| ploymcnt of watching the motions of the
enemy in his blockahed port. FOR the infor-
| nation of come of our mercantile friends,
we beg to furnish a hist of the carsoes above
alluded to, now on sale at Martmico 5000
barrels hour, 500 b4rreis beef pork, and
'., ss,i i,,u, uusi,ivs
lumber, slaves, hoops and shingles.
Market az Magston lam. !Seht. 2a-Flourr
40 dollars, rice 20. corn meal 30, pilos bread
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100000
&. 100000

" Your -four and other exports amount to
about two or three millions sterling, and will
not be so much affected bv the orders and
DEGREES, provided Spain and Portugal remain
open, which BY the bye is doubtful, notwith-
standing their present situation" .....Ndt. Jnt.
n sample of soperfue blue broad cloth.
prohouncedby the best judges to be equal to
European Of ssven dgkiars ner vard i ~
hibted ~ PittgfcM JIs-Tbis cloth wac
made OF Mr.. bGtson'e unmised Sbanish
wool. and manufactured in The yicioiIy. nm
der the direction of Mr.. Eli dJa1,,afd cl,-
'hier--it Is complete demonstration of tile
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08

impSrson& oSiect of introducing the Spani.h
Slietp int0Sehcral use, as wen. as of our abb
lily tQ.manufacture broad clotl, equal tothose
'2f The En4ks cloths. and ehAot there
fore fail to remove all doubts on tnissp point
1t ishoped our farmers will mediptciy in
troduce the Mcrins Sheep, and thus SECURE
to themselves and the country great profit.
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This, with LITTLE variation, would be the
relative state OF patty strength in New-York,
II 1t depended upor that Consideration alone,
without intrigue
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08

1t IS understood thai war between Aus
ttrla and France, ifnot actually commenced,
IS on the eve of breaking out.-BoDapaf{.
has left Paris for HanbGrgh.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08

The spot chosen on the banks of Ashley Ri
YER fos the Factory, was formerly the scite OF
one OF the forts erected to defend this city, the
ruins Of which are still conspicuous. Editors.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08
NEW- YORK ELECTORS.

The Legislature OF New York, meets this
day--and as we preer offering such nfor-
nation as we posses. on this subject, when
1T can have no influence, we now give the
following particulars, as derived from the
best sources
The present opposition in New York, is
oottomed upon red hostility to the policy
OF the government br the last election turn
ed upon the very questions which now agitate
the nation, and it en- scarcely be believed,
that there can be 50 much personal influence
and SO much apostay, as to induce 20 menu
bers to desert TO the federalists
Inc state OF the representation in regard
to party, stands as blows:
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the SUSSEX deleg atomic add thres more mem
bers to the committee. \ debayc ensucd,
and after some discussion, this motion WAS
Superseded by another to add four ne 81 u
which was carried.
This committee. which may justly be styl-
ed, as it was undoubtedly intended, The COM
mi.tee Of oblivion. has made no report. and
on Friday. on motion &C NTr. Kennedy, the
house adjourned till Mondays. SO that all
chance Of taking any measure relative to the
election was thereby done ANY
The same day "Wednesday Mr. Freeing
huysen moved fo. leave in Council, to pre-
sent bill to amend the law passed at the
last session for the choice os electors, the OBJ
iject of which was, tn direct the Judges of e.
lection in the respective election districts in
the state, to continue the polls open three
days instead OF two, so that the time of chocs-
ing Electors might be brought within that
specified by the act os Congress. This was
refused by the democratic majority in CouH-
Gil and the bill not allowed to be read He.
then reduced his motion to writing, explana
tory of his views. and the entry OF this mo-
ton on the Journals was opposed. The chair,
however decided, as point of order, that
the motion must be entered on the Journals.
1rento7r FedcrGHSt.
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Market az Kagston, lam. !Sett. 2d-Flour
40 dollars, rice 20, corn meal 30, pilos bread
IS. beef 90. and pork g.
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fARiS, sept. 2.
Yesterday there was q crbiaet council .f
the ministers, at which his N licsty presided.
It's positively stated that Marshal Ian
nes is to have the command in Spain.
The Moniteur of this day contains the fol
lowing article under the head of Berlin, the
25tlI ult:
. A Prussian assessor, named Hoppe, was
informed against ais ain intrguer Marshal
oouit has had the good fortune of getting him
arrested ard conveyed to Spandau and ha-
sins also got possession of his papers, he
found among them the original of the fol-
lowing letter We think it ought to be
made public, as an instance of the causes
OF the rise and fall OF states This letter
clearly displays the dispositions Of the Prus-
sian ministers, and particularly those Of the
Minister stein, vito has long held that of
nee, aud who still seems to bc exclusively
charged with the conduct OF public Affairs.
we cdnuot but pitg the king of Prussia for
having IN MS service Such ankw.tro. ,,uf
mischieyously ipciified min stels.
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Delivered BY the Right WorshisfM VIZ Loucu.
ToN SMITH, Esq. on laying ths Corner-Sto,:e Of
the Building, abom 10 be erected BY the South ca
roiina Hon,esbun COMPANY.
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TENDER:
LONDON, Saturday, O'clock a fic7noon.
oath September, 1903.
us believed that the Portuguese have
refused TO permit the Convention to be carr
RED into cfIect-Accounts from the Baltic
Just received by the Gotte.iburgh mail-Sir
James oaumarez was bombarding the Rus
sian Notifications, and the Russian fieeth
offered to capitiilate on Certain terms, which
were retuscd--The bombardment was cx-
pected to re-Conimence.''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16
a5iscelIdTrp

q The CbiasE Policy The boEcy Of II
aIeyica The hoitility Of Mr.. Teffer-
fon and his leading advocates to COM
nerce is abundantly demonstrated by
their meafures and their public de-
clarations. It is proved by the en-
bargo-it is proved BY Jefcrfon's an
fwer to the Tammany Society-it is
proved by the language Of Mr.. Ma
con on the floor of Corgrefs. Il is
alto, a faR, that the administration
and many of the majority Of Con-
grefs declare in their private and even
public conversations, that the POLICY
or THE CHINESE EMPIRE IS THE
TRUE POLICY CT AMERicA Hence,
Mr.. Macon faid IN Congrefs, that the
embargo would lat at lsaf, THREE
YEARS +! The embargo then, is an exc
3erinrnf--a cruel, unfeeling cold
5ioodcd experiment Of our oPpreilive
and phHofophical administration |
An experiment Of THREE YEARS is to
determine whether the brave, adven-
turous and high fpirited people of
America will content to abandon the
ocean forcver-will content to adopt
TIE policy and to fink into the barba-
rim, the ignorance, and the depot
i'm Of the Chinefe Empire People
Of Americal Are you prepared to
try'fuch a miferable and ruinous ex-
pertinent Are you charmed with
your prefent miferies, and willing 10
perpetuatc them for t5ree gears to
come /? Remember the diltreiles Of
your country will be augmented a
thousand fold. Every month will add
hundreds of new victims facrihced
to wretched and contemplate poll
cy. Judging, from the meafures of
the lait four months, it would appear
to be the Object of your rulers to
grind and grippe that portion Of the
community which is nouriGhed and
supported BY commerce. They feem
10 infult your fuferings, and fmiIe at
your agony.--N. T. Spectator.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16
Take N0fice : :

A LII perlons indebted to the enate Of
GEORGE PIERCE, late Of Otis6eId, Efquire
decealed, are hereby informed that unlels pay
ment lhall be made to the fubfSribers, or J. d.
HOPKINS Efq their Attorney, on or before
the thirty firlt day Of May next, the demands
will be put il fuit without further notice. For
the accommodation Of thofe who are indebted
the fubfcrihers will attend with their Attor-
neg at the DwelIirg-houfe Of the deceafed on
the iaid 3Ilto Of May, and On the fri day Of
June next. OLIVER PIERCE,
BENJA. PATCH.
OfisfsIR, HsyH %, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16
Freadsm sf Ehai5n :
HUDSON, &. Y MAY

HUDSON, IN. 7. MAY :.
To (how the readers how much
our democrats regard the freedom
Of eleaion, We beg leave to Law be-
fore them the following letter, which
was addrefed TO an cle6tcr Of this
county, little previous to the late
sle6tion, by J. H. Strong, Deputy
Sheriff and Tailor of the county, aud
MARTIAL Of the city Of Hudfon. He
had been appointed committee man,
and adopted this, as one mode to
fulfil bis duty in that capacity. En-
cIofed in this letter were the demo
cratic tickets for fcnator, members
of congrefs and afembly men. The
eleaor, with the fpirit Of a freeman
and the hrmnefs and uprightnef8 Of
an American patriot, came boldly
forward, & voted for the Independent;
federal ticket, in defiance of the baGe
and corrupt overtures Of this bufy
milchievous and vile little election.
eering deputy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16
JOSEPH z FOXCROFT.
Ns7g, GioHesfy, Nay 9, 1903. (6mo)

WE the fuhfcribers, Commifioners ap-
pointed by the Hon. Samuel Freeman,
Efq. Judge Of Probate for the county Of Cum
beriand, 70 receive and examine the claims Of
the ieveral creditors TO the eltate of
JOSIAH TUCKER,
late Of Portland, in the county Of Cumber-
land, trader, deceaied, give notice that Tx
months are allowed TO faid creditors to brirg
in and prove their claims: and that we fhsIl
attend that fervice at the dwelling houfe oi
Enoch llney, Portland, on lecond Iuefday "
May, inf. and the FIVE following months
from 2 to o'clock P. NJ. each day:
ENOCH ILSLEY,
Azy 2, LEAlUEL WELKs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16
Hard-7Vare Goods.
William Goddard.

HAS received by nlips Jofeph and Henry
j. i from Liverpool, a very exteniive addi-
ton to his flock Of Szdlery, Cutlery < Hard.
Ware Goods-which he offers for lale ~
wholefale and retail, on the mon realon,bis
terms. LIKEWISE,
$50 boxes belt Crown Glafs, al! izes froH,
by TO is ny IL
19o cafks wrought Nails. all fzes
tons fheer Lead
70 dOz, ben Englih Shovels and Spades
25 dog. Frying pans
100 doz. beft Sewing Irvine
5 calks flat Irons
Large quantity Cart, Wagon, and Chs;le
Wheel BE- xes
Sets Of Cart Iron, Weights
z, IA and 28w do do
BIocktin Tea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double tin Plates
Blackfrnith's Anvils and Vices.
Also,
An adortnent Of LOOKING GLAysEE
with gilt and Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
"A very great variety Of Joiner's Planes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16

Complaint str Stoqde5, the Afb1mian.
WHAT az unnatural parent i this world,
To folter none but villains, and dellroy
Al who are heRefs6toys 20 mankind
What was the fate ofsocRArEs? A prifon;
a dofe Of potion; tried, condemn'd and kiIl'd
How died DIocrvFs? AS dog dies,
With a raw nlorfei IN his hungry throat
Alas Tor EseBYLEsI MuGrg he walked
a fearing eagle dropt a tortoife down,
Ald crulh'dth brain where tragedy had bir:h
Apaltry graPe-itone chcakid the Athenian Bee
zEaaifTs of Thrace devorF BuR1vtDEs:
Aud god-iiie HON ER ,wo hewhile! was narv'd
Thus life, BLIND life, teens with perpetual woes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice /.
4 all concerned, that ne has been duIv
appointed and has taken upon himfelf tbr
tru( of Administrator on the ehate Of
EPHRAIM CARTER,
late Of Freeport, in the county Of Cumberland
woman, deceaied, BY giving bond ~ the i.v
directs He therefore requefts an perlon,
who are indebted to the iaid decealed's &c
tate, to make immediate payment; and toof.
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit M
fame to CORNELIUS DILLINCHAa5
AprI Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16
NOTICE.


WE the iublcriber,, conmiaioner. ap-
pointed by the Hon. Silas Lee Ffo.
Judge Of Probate for the county Of Lincoln,
70 receive and examine the claims Of the few
eral creditors TO the ERate of
JOHN COLBY,
late Of Bowdoinham, in faid county or lin.
coin, yeoman, decealed, give notice that Gr
months are allowed to laid creditors n hr;ng
in and prove their claims, and that we fhall ar.
tend that iervice at the houfe of Capt Will
lam Durham in laid Bowdsinham, on the Zee
ond and fourth Mondays Of June next, and On
the iecond and fourth Mondays of JuIv next
and on the fecond and third Mondays of AN.
quit next, from enc to Eve O'Clock, p. M. each
day.
EZEKIEL THOMPSON.
ZACHEUS BEAL.
EHrre5 50, 1905. ri
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16
Public HHHi0n.

NOTICE Is hereby given thai the following
IN Shares or rights in the Portland Afoan-
ueat Cro47d, will be fold at Public Auction
on Wednesday the fri day Of June next, at 8
o'clock J. N. to pay the alefments that have
been aneG, and all incidental charges on the
fame uniefs previou1y pal viz Nos. /, .,
3, 4, 5, 6, IS, IL, Is, q, %, %, p, %,
~, Sc, So, 60, 81, 81, f5, 66, CT, so, 81
Sale on the premifcs.
JONATHAN STUART, Tregi1rtr.
Portland, .43ra Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public motto.
to all concerned, that he has been drl,,
appointed and has taken upon himfeIf re
;rult Of an Executor of the lall will and ,a0,
ment Of NATHAN MORSE.
late Of Gray, IN the county Of Cumberland
yeoman, deceafed, by giving bond as the
law directs-he therefore requens all ner-
fons who are indebted to the faid deceafed,s er
tate, to make immediate payment and ,bor.
who have any demands thereon, to exhib;t ~
lame to OZIAS MORSE.
APrH 81. I'M ol
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16
Charles & Tohn Fox,

No. 4 q 5, Sortb Side Loag WEsyf;
OFFER for faIe on liberal terms
- tons round Iron
do PIouEh-Share Moulds
10 do Nail Plates,
so BbIs clear, navy mefs and No. |, Pork
30 do firh quality Ship Bread
50 bags flowed Liverpool Salt
60 tons Liverpool Coal
200 quintais Cod FIN
ALso-A complete afortment of Ship
Chandlery and Cordage, as ufual.
(ew) APrR II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16
BEN LAMIN WILLIS

HAYING been driven from his late Gapd
= = in HAymarket Row, 10y the late firel has
taken the Store lately occupied by MIR. Yobn
Dean, oppoiite Me1rs. Horn e. Eqg-,' Sfore
where he has now for Iale, large adortnent IF
EqChIb, India y WeH india C1o4s
which were laid in at reduced prices, and fball
re fold az very imall proGt-and made latiC-
'actory tc PurchaleFs, F5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16
SAMUEL WHTTMoRE, in. AtIsrn.
For EPH'M SMITH, II.

AT Court of Common Pleas for the conn.
~ Of Cumberland, begun and holden At Port
land within and for fad county On the fra
iueiday Of March, "A. ID. 1908, On the peti.
ton OF EPhraim Smith, IT, whereof he fore.
going is copy,
Ordered, That the Petitioner caufe the few
eral Perfons intereled in faiG EIlate, and liv-
ing within the State, or the Attorneys Of fuch
as are aoient, and have Attorneys re6ding
within the state, to De duly notified of faid Pc
ttion' oy lerving them perlonaly with a CO
Py thereof, or leaving COPY Al their dwell
ling houfe or Iaft place Of abode, or bv infert-
ing the fubltance of the fame three weeks fuc-
oeihveiy IN one or more of the public newt
papers, that they may have opportunity to
make their exceptions 10 this CdSrrt On the
third Tueiday of June next, to their granting
the fame
Atteit, SAMUEL FREEMAN, Cl.rl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16
Land 6r SaLe.

The fubfcriber offers for fale the follow
Il ing parcels of LAND.
"A FARM, well calculated for a Trader,
Farmer, or Mechanic; one mile from the
Westinghouse in Nezu- Cbnesjfey, plea(antly
htuated on the County Road, with which will
be fold eleven acres Of interval LAND.
Ayc-Tn rle town of Jay, in the county Of
O1fvd, Three Thoufand Acres Of LAND Of
the hrit quality, ituate in different parts of
that town, which is one Of the bef town. in
the county. i will be fold at a reduced price ;
the whole will be fold together, or BY the en-
gle lot, as may beft accommodate purchalers.
And one lot in the town of Bef5sL-Inquire of
JAMES STARR, Jun. Elq for information.
Ayo-At Peno5ilot, in TOwnlhp No. 3, "
the 7th Range of Townlhips on Pilcztoqp;s ,iv-
ey,in the county of Haaeoek, Five Thouiand A.
ores of Land, IN Lots of 100 acres each. This
IS one Of the fnelt Town1lips in that country
Saw and Grit Mills are already erected, from,
whence any kind Of Lumber may Be RATED a.
iide the fhippiDg in Bangor. This tOwnnhip is
rapidly fettling. Young Farmers are invited
to examine for themlelves Inquire Of MIR
DANIEL BULLIN, Of faid townfhip, for fur
ther particulars.
@1JO-1 hhty thouidnu acres OF -. JOf1N
LAND, 10 called in the county Of Wajsizg
foH. This land is lituated ID The belf tract of
Land ii the Diltrid Of Maine the foil is very
rich and fertile, the growth principally Hard
Wood and Button Eut. 4 road is laid out
through faid Land from Pcnobfcot 10 ST
Johns River Twenty thoufand acres Of this
Land Is Gtuated but levea miles from the rich
Farmers on St. johns River, and the Pofl
Road from thenceto Quebec. Should so or
40 good Farmers Allocate together and pur-
chafe this whole tract, for their own actual fet.
element, they would ahlure fortune to them.
felves and their children after them For fur.
Their particulars pleafe to inquire of the fub.
icriber.
JOSEPH X FOXCROFT.
Ne7v, CisHesfcy, Nay 9, 1903. (6mo)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16
NOTICE u

A IL perfons indebted to the etate Of the
- late capt. Taesb AAavs, are requeGed to
call At rhe office Of Stephen Lozejillozv, jgn Efq
and have them adjuRed Immediately other
wife they will be putin fuit.
SAMUEL ADAMS, 4Aaniaifra.or or faiS
Nav 2. Efaf..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16
TO LEI

ONE half Of large and convenient three
- Story DWELLING HOUSE, very plea
family tiluated on Back Street at the head Of
King Street LATELY occupied by Mr.. Adam i,
Preceptor of Portland academy.
ALso-A very convenient two Gory DwEL-
LING HoosE, ftuated on Fore-Rreet, next
deer to MIR. Chadwicks Tavern.-Fo parti-
culars enquire of JOSEPH CROSS Ir.
No. 10, Long W-bayc. Mas 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16
NOTICE 4

FOR SaLt il ". Gisreseer, al tbe io-rsr corner,
tie Dq0eiAi4g boase, Office aaS Store belonging 70
tie 54afe sflASa A1if1LeR, Esq deeeale beng an
sHff4eTt FAM for trader ar f6e Country afords.-
TIE 7Ube 7v Be sod at privzte -alr o. liberal ere-
DIT q leqsTal year 3yeqnired re iaffyCf bang paia
annually For Jnr'bsr Particular enquiry may B.
made Of tie 'sbferibsy IL PortlasA
Oct. ~, L. WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public ua,ic,
4 10 all concerned, that he has hccn
dulv appointed and has taken upon hImieif
the trufl Of an Administrator on rhe eltate "
GEORGE KNOX WARREN,
late of Balzize, in the Bay of Hordoru.
merchant. deceafed, by giving bond n.
the law directs he therefore requef All per-
Gons who are indebted to the faid deceafed's ".
tate. TO make immediate payment; and thofs
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame for fettlement 70
PETER WARREN, Ai.iaifraf,r.
M1y 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16

A Two tory DWELLING HOUSE, with
~ out Houies situated on Federal and Fid.
de Streets with good Garden, For terms
apply to Capt. SAMUEL. CotBT, near the pre-
miles or WM CoBB, Gorham. 5t5 NE. a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-16
a MATRIMONIAL TnOUGH T

EY MATTHEW sRAMBrE, Esc.
IN the blithe DAYS Of honey moon,
With Hates allurements fmittea,
lov'd her late, ! lovd her foon,
Aud caiI'd her deareR kitten
5ut now my kittens grown a cat,
And crols Ike other wives,
o, by my foil, my honef Mat,
] fear fhe has nine lives!