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HERRINGS, sc.

100 barrels Hcrrings, so boxes Cho-
coate IL pipes French Brandy, pipes Gin.
l0o0lbs Seine Irvine, wrapping Irvine, so kegs
IF Gun Powder Patent Shot, 40 Bar els Liver
r Carriers Oil. ITO reama Shea.hing Paper, so
dozen Spades and Shoves. 3 tons Sheer Iron,
1000 lbs. Sheet Copper and Copper bottoms, 9
tons German Steel. 20 tons Grind Stones, 500
Wedding Hoes, 90 900 Horse Shoe Mails, Screws
and Balls for raising mill stones, Paints. Oil,
Putty. Window Glass, with large and general
assortment of
Hardware g A-mmongeyy,
For sale by
Dream & TOILET,
at f5e Sign of tbe AnviE, Nam S,,cet, Richmond.
March =, 1905. wA
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Mr fLEAsANTs,

ME- FLEASANTs,
lou wiH insert fhe following cerfi.
fcd,e six Srecks in RE hrgus, as think ii dur
czae 10 Hyse and rienaS, and o5fge ysurs respect
fully S.FUQUA.
February IS, 1905
State of North Carolina. Caswel county.
ME do hereby certify. that on or about the
w day of January last. James Orr, one of
the Justices OF the peace of said county commit.
ted to the jail of said county, negro man who
called his name PETER ID. JoNEs and who had
passed as free man in said county, the las, nine
or ten months next preceding his commitment
The said negro was committed under en- act of
assembly of this state, which subjects any free
man trading with slave. 70 pay a penalty of ten
pounds or remain in close jail three months should
the person so offending refuse or be unable u nav
the fine. The said negro Peter ID Zones. re-
NAMED in the jail Of aid county until The cour,
Of pleas and quarter sessions. held in said county
IN the month of January last; when on the third
day of said cour, James Hitler. e.g.imake known
to said court that the said negro was not fee
man, and that his name was ISAAC, and a fugi.
tive from justice lie The Isaac having been con-
demned TO suffer death by he county cour. Of
Pittsyivania, Va. some time in the beginning Of
the year 1907. On which information the ecu,
OF this county, then sitting. ordered the said ne
gro to be kept in close custody until applied for
by the executive Of Virginia or some other pro
per authority We do further certify that Oh the
fourth day of this present month, Samuel Fuoua
made application to the sheriff of this county for
the said negro Lac, K on Satisfactory evidence
made by him the said Fuqua to the sheriff. the
said sheriff did, on the said day, deliver unto
the said Fnqua the said negro Isaac Given Tn.
der Our hands this 5th day of February 1903.
Henry ATKINSON, Justice Of Peace
SOLOMON Graves lustice of Pence
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FOR SILE.

TUX 0ILE3
MY Dwelling House, and Four TTalf-Acre
IVA Lots Of Ground, in the Town Of Manches
Ter, as formerly advertised On receiving a
par, IN cash, am disposed 10 give a cousidera.
Die credit, for the balance Of purchase, or will
take Young Negroes az a fair valuation, and
Land IN the State Of Ohio, Tennessee or Ken.
lucky, on such terms as may be agreed on-If
The SAID property is not sold hftwecn now and
Christmas, II will be leased 70 an approved te.
nant for term Of years.
ARcH'D CAMPBELL.
Manehesetr, New 80, 1907 #
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For Sale,

For Sale,
u virtue of decd of trust executed by Samuel
- Adams 10 the subscriber, and for the purpose
OF completing the objec; of the said trust, the
following pr per will be offered for sale, on the
premises on The 29th day Of March 1903, 20 the
hishes' bidder; all that pa'cel of LAND, near
cumberland urthouse, commonly called and
known by the n,ine of Adams Tenement con.
aiming between % and 80 acres of land. with 8
or houses. good stable, garden and other con.
venienees for the accommodation of a family.
SAMUEL HOBSON, Trustee.
December %, 1907 (m.d.sN
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ny virtue OF deed of trust executed to
- Edward p Chamberlcyne, dec. and
myself by James Is Lluepage, to secure
the'payment OF sundry debts therein men,
toned, due by the sad Li,tlepage, TO B .u.
Jamin Mosby, assignee of William Dan
bridge. shall on Wednesday the frs
day of June next, proceed TO sell to the
highest bidder, for ready money, at ling
William courthouse, a certain uac. or par.
Gel of LAND lying and being in the pa
IRISH of 1T Johns and county of King WI
liam, aud CONNOLLY known as and callei
by the name of Palmers, containing BY
estimation -Four Hundred and Fifteen s
cres Of high Land, and One Hundred A
ores of Marsh Land, be the same more OF
less, and bounded by the lands of Bernard
Moore, William Gregory, George w. p.
Gusts and John Quarles, dec. and Mata
pony River.
BERN'D LIPSCOMB.
February -. wtds.
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Thenoted u much admired
40 ENGLISH HORSE
TrxA Jack Andrews;
p AyK9T IMPORTED by w. Light.
.XX : L foot, Esq of Charles

property, full Is and i-2 hands high, a
blood bay, finely formed, in high health.
vgor and spirit, the most active and best
bo,lomeG horse ever imported into this
country, now rising ID years old.
Will stand the ensuing season at Tenn
pie Hill, on Mecham's river, in Albemarle
county, ten miles above Charlottesville,
within mile ofGerman's mill and miles
of the brick tavern, and will be let to mares
NJ five guineas the season, which may be
discharged by the payment of 90 tlollarsssif
paid by the l0,h day Of August. Gentle
mems notes will be required with their
mares for guineas discharged as above !;
8 guineas the leap, and 40 dollars To insure
a mate to be with foal, aud one dollar with
each mare 10 the groom; the leap and
groom money to paid when the mare is
covered. Provided the mare is changed
1hc owner shall be liable. The season will
commence the first day of March and end
the first day of August. Extensive low aud
high ground pasturage, well enclosed, in
three separate fields, gratis. Servants will
be boarded at So per week, aud grain will
be furnised at the market price and piven
IN manner and quantity agreeably 10 d.
rcc;ion, and all possible care taken 10 pre-
ven! accidents ard escapes but win no, be
liable Cor any that may happen.
JAMES XINSOLVINC,
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~ The Imported Horse,
MySy Bedford,

fGs5 fisSA Bedford,
M-sskasEA. SO noted for getting capital
racers, VII stand the next season At ny sta
bic in Chesterfield county. Further particulars
will be made known before the season com.
mences. THOMAS BRANCH
l4,h oetobe 1867 wifi
Charlotte (ourf, lst February, 1908.
JOSEPH OLIVER, Plaintiff, I In,
william BAHER, Def. ry.
NhE delendant not having entered hts
Il appearance according To the act oi
Assembly and the rules oil ihis court, and
it appearing TO the satisfaction of the court
that he is not en- inhabnan, OF this state, on
the motion Of the plain,iF by his attorney, i,
is ordered thal he appear here on the first
day of May count next and enter his APP.
pearance and thai, copy OF this order be
inserted IN one OF The newspapers printed
ia Richmond, for TWO months successive.
ly, and posted a, the frcnt door of the court.
house of the said county.
A Copy--Tes,e.
THOMAS READ, elk
II a Courf he'd 10r Cumberland CoN7ITa,
25M January, 1908.
JoHN ANDERsoE, plantit, =
AGAIXST ="
JonN HoLLAnp & JAwrs HoLLASD. co"'-
Defendants. J 9y'
'HiS day came the plain III, by his attorney,
and the defendant Ioun. not having enter
cd his appearance and given security according to
law and the rules OF this court, and IL appearing
to the satisfaction Of the courr that he is NOT an
inhabi'ant of this state; On the motion of the
p'ain,Hby his attorney aforesaid. Itis ordered
that the said defendant John, do appear here on
The fourth MONDAY in April next and answer the
pia'nl's bill and that copy Of this order De pub
iis'ed IN one OF the public news papers printed in
the city of Richmond for three months succe7sive.
Iy and posted at the front door of the courthouse
of this county. a copy,-Aueste,
Q2'S MILLER WoQDsON. OK.
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The subscriber will SELL, or exchange far land
in The state of Ohio.
THE FARM

WHEREoH he now resides. containing II 1-2
acres: This farm is particularly valuable
Tor its eontisui'yto the city of Richmond. being
rear enough to give irs occupant the ADVANTAGES
of city RESIDENCE combined with the Measure of
3 country lie The SITUATION is high and bcau,i
iui commanding fine view of part Of the citv Z,
capitol, about IS acres of this land is cleared and
bus little worn, of good soil affords excellen,
water, and is believed to be remarkably healthy
On IL is thrifty young apple orchard of choice
Fruit beginning to bear. and the improvements
are new, and being such as would accommodate
4 small family.
January 90, 1908. ,v,f
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For Rent,
NOIl( II.

INTEND to apply TO the baltimore County
Court. at its next session, or in SIS recess, TO
one Of the judges thereof, for the benefit of the
insolvent law of this state, passed 1905. and the
supplement thereto. paased 1906
ri, C BENZ. NORRIS.
February IS 1903. pm
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TO RENT.

" n LIN
a GOOD TENEMENT ON Arart.t
"A Alley, opposite The Make, hou,.
II is among the hes, stands -. ,hc nei,i,,
borhood for grocery. Far ic,r,s ami,
10 the subscriber or 10 Harry To,rtt,na
ISAAC WEBSTER.
February Is.
AM desiaoes TO exchange The IoIIo,.;,,.---------
perry, or any part ttereot, IS may be ssi,'N,
on TOR small traet Of good Land. in h.s,,,,.
situation, with a dwellng house and o,h". a,ny
provemen's, good spring of water. ana me
greeable neighborhood. at distance of 90 -. -' ~
miles up The coun'ry---To say Tor Ho,ss.: ioo
ciiy-Lands in Henrico county. ioin;oo 81" - "'s
denny lands, and near this cify.e onnn 'e Sea-
Hich'and creek, in Lincoln coun,v Ko es on
t'ouo acres on the waters OF the Ohio n, 80
coun'y-and two raes of Ml,arv II y, MASON
river Tennessee, each 500 9 s acre. ANUS Oh Tue
Richmsnd. Feb 6. 1868 ''o"e.i.
PURSUANT 10 a deed Of tins, e~sc.-,--------
by Charles M. Gillian, OF C,mh.,,",,i " .' '"e
~, TO secure a debt therein roen,;,,', ~, .'uh-
John 1",iam q GO. will be exposed for SAIr
on Monday the 2Sth inst, at CumherI,,,i 'lAi-e'
house, s'aua court
8 Toung Negroes, OK
John. Sally and Lewis. named IN
the highest bidder. for ready money. y
PhUL CARRINCTON. r,r,,a.
Cumberland. Maze. I, 1903 ,Js
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Sale of NEGROES.

January %. 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
Tappan x Sewall.

No. IL, HaymdyEst.PezD,
LAVE received an e1tenfive sfTertment OF
European e India Goods,
adapted to the feafon among which are
Coatings--Duffils- Flanels-- Baizes--Refe
Blankets-Swanfdown & Toilenet Veffings-
Observation-Disclosures Kerieymeres
-Stufs--Salfbury Ho6ery-CoI-
ram Linens-India CottoA-Britifh Shifting
Cotton--Th icldetts-V elveteens- Patent Wort
ted Cord-India Checks-C alicoes-White &
coloured Camhricks-Fancy Mullins Cling
hams-Black Crape-Cotton Servings Pins,
&c. ALSO,
A quantity of SKLRZZNG LEATHER, OF
a hyperion quality.
NIB The higheff price given for Pc, and
Pearl Afhes. (tf) OS. s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
Land for Sale.

NE iublcriber offers for Iale the follow
Il ing parcels Of LAND.
"A FARM, well calculated for a Trader,
Farmer, or Mechanic one mile from the
Westinghouse in NerO- GIc4cejfer, pleafantly
htuated on the County Road, with which will
be fold eleven acres of interval LAND.
Ay0-In the town of Jay, in The county of
Oxford, Three Thoufand Acres of LAND of
th0 hrlt quality, ftuate in different parts of
thFt town, which is one of the ben towns in
the county. 1t will be fold at reduced price
the whole will be fold together, or by the fin
gle lot, as may belt accommodate purchafers
And one lot in the town of BetbeL-Inquire of
JAMES STARR, JUN. Efq. for information.
Ago-At PeHO6fdOt, in Townihip No. 3, of
the 7th Range Of Townfhips on PiiEatagris yiv-
sr, IN the county Of HaaroeE, Five Thouiand a.
ores OF Land, in Lots Of 100 acres each. This
Is one Of the inelt Townlhips in that country
Saw and Grit Mills are already erected, from
whence any kind of Lumber may be RATED a.
eide the fhiPP.ng in Bangor. This townfhip i
rapidly tettling. Young Farmers are invited
10 examine for themieves Inquire Of Mr.
DANIEL BULLIN, of faId townihip, for fur.
Their particulars.
A5a--Thirry thoufand acres of ST. JOHN,
LAND, 90 called in the county of WaJSing.
ton. This land is ftuated in the beft tract @,
Land in the Diltria of Maine the foiIis verv
rich aud fertile, the growth principally Hard
Wood and Button Nut. "A road is laid ON,
through isid Land from Penobfcot TO ST
Johns River. Twenty thouland acres of this
Land is htuated but ieveR miles from the rich
Farmers on St, JONAS River, and the Fo0
Road from thence to Quebec. Should 80 \,
40 good Farmers Allocate together and pur.
chaie this whole tract, for their own actual fet
Element, they would enlure fortune 70 them.
ielves and their children after them. For Eur
Their particulars pleale to inquire Of The fub
| icrber.
JOSEPH z FOXCROFT.
NeTS- GI9ssafey, Nay 9, 1908. (6noA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
Portland ObLernntnrv.

The Proprietors of the Portland Obiiy4Ato,y
(or Monument Ground, 70 called are
hereby notified that their annual meeting will
be held at James Burnham's inn, the eyG
ZEsisSy Of NsVs"ber nest, at o'clock, P. NJ.
1T. To chooGe Moderator.
I'd. TO choofe Clerk, Collector and
Treafurer.
Sd. TO chOole Standing Committee for
the year.
4th. To act on any other bulnefs that NAV
regularly come before them.
0R. IL. SMITH COBB, clyE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31

rTTIE Idhlcri'er lc-tNv Give pniF;- rot;.r
4 TO al concerned TIA lie IA. been duty 49,
pointed aud has taken upon h.mie me tru9
OF an Executor of the isft wilt aud tei,amtnt
of ROGERS THRILL,
late of Minor, in The county of Cumberland
gentleman, deceafed, by giving bond as The
Jaw direcrs-He therefore requeas ali perlon.
who are indebted 10 the faid dcceafed's enate
70 make immediate payment and thole who
have any demands thereon 10 exhibit tie
fame to ASAPH HOWARD.
Ozo6er 1913, 1903,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
A FARM FOR SALE.

IN the town a Falmouth, in the county Of
: Cumberland, conlilting Of one hundred and
FIVE acres of Land, of which thirty is Interval,
and lying on Prefumplcot River, and FIVE
miles from the town of Portland, and ON the
poit road that leads from Portland to Augulta,
and into many of the back towns Said farm
is conveniently ftuated for Public Houie,
with large two TORY Houlo and Barn, with
out Aoules. The foil of faid farm is inferior
to none.
AJo.-In faid town, Wood Lot, contain
ing 90 acres.-InquIe of
OLIVER WINSL OW.
O4. w. (t.f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
FRESH GOODS.
TofeDh Barbour,

Jofeph Barbour,
OPPOSITE the Inflrance Office, head OF
~ Fiih-Rreet, has jua received variety Of
Frefh
FALL e. WINTER GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Real fuperfne Broadcloths and keriameres
Common do. do.
Satinetts-Velvets- Cords
Queens Cloths-P eliece Flannels
Coatings-Blankets
Flannels, all colours
Bombazetts, WiIboars, Dursnts, Duroysi
Shalloons, &c.
Plain black & olive Velvets-corded do.
Worried HoGery--Silk do--Cotton do.
Britiih p-Linens-Linen Cambrlck
Tabby Velvets-Brown Linens
Plaided and plain Lulfrings
Ginghams Prints --Furnitures--hlkC Cham
brays
India Cottons-Huckabuck
Bandana Hkfs,-Fancy fix do-fllk Shawis
Fancy Standardization Laces
Black Cambrick-do. Grape
Ladies long white Kid Gloves
Do. Kid, Leather and Silk Habit do.
Gentlmen's doe-11n Beaver and Silk do.
White Cotton Cambrick-Cotton Balls
Cambrick Dimity--Common do.
Cotton Shawis--Faihionabl Coat Buttons
Black lilk Velvets-Colon Umbrellas
Centlemen's Lambs-wool Hofe, sc. &c.
ALSO,
An AfTortment Of MUFFS * TIPPETS,
Of Sable, Pole, Elk, Bear, & Mock
able. O9. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31

THE fubfcribers having been appointed ~
the Hon. Samuel freeman. Efq Judge tr
Probate, for the county Of Cumberland Y,
receive and examine the claimA Of the IryergI
creditors TO the eltate Of
STEPHEN JORDAN,
late Of Cape Elizabeth in faid county Of Cum.
berland, yeoman, deceafed, inteltate reprs-
tented infolvent, give notice, thar furtbey
time, viz. until the fri day of December uext.
is allowed to faid creditors to bring in ana
prove their claims; they will attend that fer.
vice at the Dwelling houfe of the deceafed. IN
Cape Elizabeth, on Monday the 81 of Dc.
tober, inf asd on Monday the 2Sth of No.
vember next, from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. tin <
o'clock z. M. each day,
WILLIAM MAXWFI{.
MORRIL JORDAN.
CaPe-EEzaB.fB, on. III.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
Henry Smith & Co.

Have jzf ,serivei for Ialr,
DLUE, black, mixed, drab and brown fu-
- perfne and dne BROAD CLoTHs; crimfon,
afh, fawn, green and brown Peliece Cloths ;
green, icarlet, and fawn Peliece Flanneis
crimfon, purple, green and black Tabby Vel
vets fcarIet and black Bombszets, Calf
meres, Sattinetts, FlanneIs, Coatings, Baizes,
Devonfhire Kerfeys. hunters Cloths-fuperfine
Furnitures, Dimoty do great variety Cling.
hams, Calicoes and Canbrics; Kid and ELK
Gloves, &c. &c. &c. All which will be fold
low for cath. O9. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
F1E70ry Cotton.

JOSEPH POPE, confantIy keeps for fale a
large fuPPly Of cotton Warp and Filling,
White and coloured Stocking Yarn,
ditto Thread,
Cotton Shifting and Sheeting,
do Check and Stripe,
Bed Tick, &c. which being conGgnment
will be fold at the Factory prices.
LiIe7Vys-a quantity of loaf and lump Su-
gar in hhds. * bbls.-- No z, l1yIey'E Row.
SEPT. l9 L6ml
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31

Jnnot haraneued his troops on the Morn
ing, and Immediately before tie battle said
to them, d" Comrades, there are the English,
and behind them is the sea-be cool and
steady, and YOU have only 20 drive them IN
TO it !" The order issued by Sir Arthur
Wellesley to his troops, was simply this 1;
"My brave Country men drive tie French
out Of the passes on tire road to Lisbon 8
and this order was fully and promptly exc
cuted. 1t was the French General Shlbault
who was killed, and General Bernier who
was wounded and made prisoner. Lolson
was missing and supposed to be among the
slain.
When General Bernier was taken by one
Of our grenadiers, he offered him lis purse
and watch to let him go but the grenadier
spurned the offer, brought the General to
lis Colonel, and was rewarded by Sir a.
Wellesley with purse. The French Cen
eraI expressed to the English Colonel much
surprize at the disinterestedness of the
Crenadier-" DON'T be surprized," said the
Colonel, 4" We are not come as robbers
Bernier then addressed himself to Sir A.
Wellesley, said, +" From the manner which
you have fought, suppose you have got the
picked men of the army Of England
I" BY no MEANS" replies Sir Arthur, this
is only specimen of what the rest are"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
NOTICE \

THE CoPartnerihip under the firm OF
STUART Il LINCOLN,
Is this day difIolved by mutual content all
Perfons agaInf whom they have demands are
requelted to call and fettle them with iona.
THAN S1UAsT, who is duly authorized TO
iettle the fame, without further notice.
JONATHAN STUART,
ROYAL LINCOLN, JUN.
Portland, 07. Is, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31
N. p. POOR,
Has removed to No z. Eih-Street,
ffbe Store Eafety occupied BY 5sbn DsJ
And - evDoCino for E,Ie-a fra0, af1or,r,ar,t ~

Has removed to No Z. Eilh-Street,
ftbe Store Eatety occupied BY 5sBa D~J
And is expoGng for fale-a freh a1ortment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
At prices really worthy the attention Of pur-
chafers-viz-
Real fup. Broad Cloths, Short cheap do do
Common do. Gentlemen's York tan
Perle1e Cloths, and Beaver do.
Do. Flannels, Shawls and Handker-
Coatings, Plains, and chiefs, g'sat Variety,
Kerfeys, Stuff Goods, an agart-
Baizes and FlanneIs, z7eat,
Velvets, az eoh's, In elegant cG1rt1ert Of
Black Tabby Velvets, Thread Laces,
Calicoes, mutually cbsqp Cotton do.
Dark Ginghams, Furnitures,
Pink PIaided do. Silk and cotton Cham
Corded do bray,
Cotton Cambricks, Dimoties, eam6yiek and
India Cottons & Checks eo1msz,
Shirting Cottons, Black Grape,
Scarlet Bombazett, Love Sh&wls,
Black, olive & green do Threads,
Silk, Cotton & Worried Outfits,
Ho6ery, Rofe Blankets,
Extra long white Kid variety of Fancy Or
Gloves, naments, &c. &c. &c.
TO LET,
The Store lately occupied by him, at a We
ry reduced rent-ApPly as above.
Oa. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-31

WHEREAS, il has been remarked by gem
tlemen Of this towu, thar certain
foHiebodY, whom they called Sailor. laiG 70
them, that lanes Kunball, entered bis lodg-
ing-room, az Mary Shows. between the hours
Of and 4 and attempted 20 drag him frsm
his bed &c! with only . ak theie DELICIOUS
gentlemen If the Sailor was their intimate
friend and Allocate, thar 70 much confidence
i put in hiu--if 70 like people, ike priells !
like Tailor, like Birds Of feather
flock together. JAMES KIMBALL,
o. "a.