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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-17

AS Napoleon Buonaparte is the great
Idol of JEFFERsoN1AN DEMOCRACY,
and as his pariizans have had the impi-
ETY. to say that he is a Messenger sent
from Heaven NTH healing in his 7angs,
it may not be amiss to give predict
i've account of such Monster, foretold
in the sacred writings. In the 9th
chapter of the Revelations Of St. Johp,
we find The following characterised
image tof Buonaparte) in speaking of
the monsters who issued forth from the
bottomless pit, monsters, possessing
the formidable power of doing an inf.
mite deal of mischief to such men as
haze no. the marx Of God on their fore
head.
Verse II. And they had king over
them, which is the Angel ofthe bottomless
pit, whose name in the Hebrew tongue is
Abaddon, but in the Greek tongue hath his
name Appoyon."
Note. Both these names in Latin sig
nifty ExTERMINAToR. Now it is very
curious (but no less true) to remark,
that agreeably to the pronunciation of
the Corsican language, the Apollyon of
the Greek has the very identical sound
in pronouncing as .NahoieOn in the Cor
sican.-.N Y. En-. Post.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-17
A FRIEND % PEACE.

The jscobins, after failing in their other
attempts to prop up the reputation Of their
I" GREAT JEFFERSON" are striving to
make it appear that he is a 9uaie7, all at
once-snd assign as one proof that "he is
endeavoring. by all means in his power, to
prevent war with the Indianslv Allowing
that he is able to accomplish this laudable
eudeovor, will that make him 9uaker 2-I
only ask fes iaformation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-17

Mr.. Smith thinks all jacobins are
alike, and because Bonaparte has pur-
chased some of the best of them, he
Judges that the federalists may buy the
rest. We have better opinion Of the
members of the Legislature of the state
of New-York than to suppose any of
them are for sale, but il there are such
beings certainly they are not worth
buying
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-17

thc democratic part. sart nov. zeatuusiy
pursuing the very means which have the
direct tendency to involve this country in
all the horrors and bloodshed Of war with
that nation which possesses the greatest
power ofinjuring Us, and at a time too when
we are offered the olive branch Of peace.
The real fact is, democrats wish for war
and federalis:s forpeace. 1t is well known
that those of the democratic party who are
Ia the confidence ofthe Executive, acknowl.
edge that it is the determination Of the par
ty to have war declared with Great Britain
if possible, and nothing but the election of
federal men VIII prevent it. We have no
doubt of the sincerity of the professions of
" the People called Quakers," and that at
the approaching elections they will act con-
sistent with their principles by voting for
the federal candidates.
| A FRIENN - OF ACE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-17

DEMOCRATIC MODERATION.

DEMOCRATIC MODERATION.
A writer in the last Argus recon-
mends as cure for federalism, the use
of Democratic arguments such as tarialg
and teathering. Was it to make pre-
paration for this holy work that one of
the late procurers of the modest Dam
sell" relinquished his nominal concern
in the Establishment? Is it possible
that any of the democratic party are SO
mad or foolish as to wish to engage in
such Infamous actions 1t is either a
fact that there are wretches among us,
base enough to commit such acts or
the Printer ofthe Argus has shamefuIly
and basely iibelled his party in pub
fishing such sentiments and without
regard to politics, if ever a person de-
served a suit, such as he recommends,
he most richly merits one for giving
place to such vile insinuations.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-17
Jonathan Stuart,

RESPECTFULLY informs the cultomers Of the
late firm of Stuart & Lincoln, and the pub
lie in general, that he continues huhneis at
rhe former Rand, where every favour will be
gratefully acknowledged. Ca. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-17

WE the fubfcriSers having been appointed
- by the Hon. Judah Dana ,Efq. 20 receive
and examine the claims Of creditors to the &c.
tate Of
CYPRIAH STEVENS,
late Of Paris, in the county, OF Oxford, Phy6-
clan, deceaied, reprcientcd inlolyent, do
hereby give notice that tx months are ale
lowed to faid creditors to bring in aud prove
their claims and that we lhaI attend thar
fervice at the dwelling-houfe Of Mrs., Sarah
Stevens, Adminiltratrix 70 the elfate aforefaid.
in faid Paris, on the fecond Thursday of each
Of the fix following months, az two Of the
clock in the afternoon. on faid days
JOSEPH RUST,
DANIEL STOWELL, c,zyu;N,a.r..
JOEL ROBINSON.
Paris, September 29fb, 1903. s(Ol7J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-17

O. Notice is given to The Yang
Federal Republicans, that their meet
ing .fand' adjourned to THIS EVEN
ING, at 7 0'clock, at Gibbs hall.
Il pundual attendance is feguefsd.
BY order Of the Committee.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-17

WE the fubfcribers having been appointed
by the Hon Silas Lee, Efq Judge of
Proba'e for the county Of Lincoln, to receive
and examine The claims OF the creditors TO The
e(lats Of
DAVID SYLVESTER,
late Of Wiicadet, IN fad county, gentleman,
decealed, Represented infolvenr, 30 hereby
give Rotice thar fix months from she 2eth dy
of Augua lat, are allowed TO fad credito.s 20
bring in and prove their claims, an IL " We
hali at end 70 that fervice ar the Office oer~--.
Bailey, in WifcsiTes, on Saturday 29,h day
Of October infant, and rhe la Saturday Of
the f'ur following months, FRO TWO O'Clock
10 tx O'clock III the afternoon
JERE. BAILEY, 2 49,
SAML ADAMS,J NIX ''e,,'-
W.isg,i, o. >, lsJs. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-17

WE the fubfcribers. .comr.Eionsrs, ap-
w pointed by the Hon. Samuel Freeman,
Efq Judge of Probate Of Wills sc. for the
county of Cumberland, to receive aud exam
inc the claims of the EeveraI creditors TO tire
eltate Of
GEORGE. PlERcR,
late of Otisfeld. in faid coun'y, efquire. dece-
afed, Represented inloIvent, hereby give notice
thst hH months are allowed by the laid Judge
70 the Creditorst to bring in and prove their
claims, and that they fhalI attend 10 them on
the lslt Wednesday of the prefent month, and
on the iaft Wednesday Of The Eve next foIlaw
ing months, az the Counting room of DAME
Tucker, from two until FIVE O'Clock, Mi
DANIEL TUCKER D
WILLIAM SWAN, : Cosc.iA9aers.
ELIAS MERRILL.
Portland, OIL IA, 1898
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-17

The editor of the National Intelligent
Ger pays his friends in the state of New
York very great compliment when
he tells them that possible some of them
may be bought by the FederaIists /;
and when he warns the people to watch
their representatives narrowly, for fear
they Should sell themselyes.-W. Fed.
The lntelligencer man need not be
frightened for fear the federalists will
buy some of the democrats In the
New orklegislature--The Federalists
do not take the same method to carry
their points as the friends of Bonaparte
do; they are not in the habit Of buying
votes.--i6id.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-17

The Store lately occupied by him. At a W
- rsdpesd rsss--Apply as above.
y on. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25
THE NESS

The NESS All.
l. The people that walked in d2rknefs
Rave feen a great Gght.-For unto is a child
is born, unto lon j. given, and the gov
eminent ihsll be upon his lhOude-; and Hi;
name fhal be called Wonderful, Councillor
The mighty Cod, The evsrIaihng Father, Tie
Prince Of Peace.-LtGia5 3-2, 8.
2, GOD hath fpo<en unto us by his Son
whom he hath appointed hs.r Of all things
by whom ALTO lie made the wprids--the bright
nefs Of his glory, the expre els image If bis per
ion, upholding all things by the word Of his
pcwer.-Unto The Son He iaith, Thy Throne,
o God, is forever and ever : tceptrc Of
righteoufnels is the fcePtre Of thy kingdom
And, Thou, Lord, in the beginning ha1 laid
the foundation Of the earth; and the heavens
are the works Of thin; hsu,5.- E7siysru5, {. I.
Compared grit5 PEaLNj AS, 6-IO2, 25-IlO, I, a..
8. A great High Prie.t, who is pa1ed into
the Heavens Oh. 4--I4 a Prielt for ever,
Oh &c, 2, Who IS let Cd the right hand
Of the throne Of the Majely in the heavens.
c. 81. Having 10y his own blood obtain
&C eternal redemption for us Chap. 9-i2.
q. He is the Mediator Of the new tef(anent,
thar nv means Of death, for the redemption Of
the traDfgreihOns thar were under the FRI
seRamen,, they which are called might receive
the promife ofelerna inheritance.-C. 9-I5
II tJcse zybo -po-i gso,a particularly .Hgars zfo
f5e .oa,.7ry Ct CByf cad f5s 6o57,iss Of BIZ af0rs-
zz.zt nsI t5e,tIzatioa b Bar 7yy pgJt 11t tor ~
st Is ,soer17sa4ed fbgf - read tEs te g e5dSfsy5
sffbis highly intc,.Riag and sEes'fsTf 90rF 3. ID,
I1ezv fejfa1seat (fJs book 4 FIebrewsJ--asd
5. Let US hold fat The protection Of our faith
without waverng- Let Us cOnGder one ano.
rher, to provoke unto love. and % good works
Not forfaking the attending Of ourlelyes to.
cether, Z. the manner Of fome is bur exhort-
one another: and 70 much the more az We
fee the day approaching For if we fin will
fully after that we have received the knowI-
ot truth, there remaineth no more lacrifce for
FMS, but certain fearful looking for Of judg-
ment and fiery Indignation, which ihall dsvo4r
the advilers.-C. IO--from The 29d to 27th vs.
n futber eoiA.ree 81 t5s yyJjs7 offts hunter
91lLi Ls zcazfe4 bear u5at RE R.baej A84fis
.a.Ba az n CJrjF -
8. IN the beginning was the word, AID the
word was with God and the word was Cod
The fame was in the beginning with Cod
All things were made by him and without
him was not any thing made that was made.
(ChaP. ". }, 2, 81 hnd e0mPayE II sUit5 81.
Paul. Aeofie 70 tbe EfJ1iaaI, ord 0iso 70 tjr Coj
IaF1zJ--Ctaf.g I n sse5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25
Edward Howe,

JpJoIarer, ~. 2, Uaioa-RsTr,
INFORMS the public, that he has juft open
ed an extcnGve aGortment of Engiih
French and American PAPER HANGING9,
with elegant Borders and PANEL Papers Of
the very lateh and belt patterns, which are
telling very tow; fashionable Fringes, Laces,
and Ta1els for curtains Chintz Furniture ;
Bedticking Down, Live Geele and Rulia
Feathers SOFAS with and without Hair Cloth
Eafy and Lolling Chairs double and Jingle
Hair Mattrales: Mols do.
hJ6-An elegant aGortment Of gilt and ma
hogany framed LOOKING LhSSES, as has
ever been offered for fae in this town.
E. HOWE alto tufts Sofas, Ealy and Loll-
ing Chairs, MatraGes Of all kinds, Cuihions
for Pews, &c Beds made and filled, war
ranted Of the frH quality. High pot and
field Bed Curtains made in the mott falhiona-
hle ltvle.
CASH given for Oxen and Horfes' COARSE
HAIR. If Dc. z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25
William Lewis.

Has 70 advife big friends that Ne has pur-
chaied the Stock in Trade of GORDON
Y CAY conilling of good afortment "
ENGLISH Gooos, which together with his
own previous importation, viii, Lc truRs, en-
able HIM 70 eEecute thof= orders he may be "a
vored with 70 The falisfa.9cn and advantage
ot hi' friends, He has alto taken the Sore
lately occupied by GoRBoN & Car.
FerIInI, fan. 9, l8Os. lSl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25

A n excellent Stand at Garibo, in the to-rn
n Of H,m&5qn, about ! 2 miles from Portland,
conGtting Of large FARM, SAW and GRIST
MILLS, with many valuable privileges.
ABo-Seven hundred acres Of good impro
veable LAND in Ear e ". Portland,
hI6-- Two hundred acres Of LAND, III the
town OF RGyasaad, and Gevera good FARMS,
IN various places not far from faid Portland
Any o. all Of iaid Real ERate may be had on
generous terms and long credit BY applying
TO SAMUEL BUTTS, at his bookstore,
Fars-6Ers:f, P0RTLANB. (Gw) Tay III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25
NEW GOODS,
Is CA as a CkeabeF !

rs CDeHp a. me GDtuPsit
WILLIAM SMITH, informs his friends
W and the public in general, that he has
opened and offers FOR lale al the White-Store,
bottom Of FiG Rreet, Z genral a1lortment ct
GOODS for Town and Country ute,which ne
is determined to fell as low as can be purcha-
fad-among which are the following, viz,
Broadcoths; Plains Velvets; CoatiDgs ;
Baize2 and Alannels, different color5; Vet-
ings Calicoes India CottOns cotton Checks
Drrants: Calrnancoes; Handkerchlefs brown
Linans; Threads Tapes NeelIles, ~.
London Pewter; belt feel Shovels; Bel
lows; Coffee Mills, Flat Irons; floor Bruih-
ea Iron Spoons, large and fmall; Pen-kDives;
jack-kniv2s; Knives and Forks; RalzOrs +;
RAZOR Cafes and Boxes; States; Pencils !;
Dutch Quilts; Writing and Letter Paper;
TeRamen;s and Spelling Books complete
and very exten1ve of IRON WARE; GiGs,
z by g "a, Sd, and Iod cut Nails; zod
wrought d0-Hyion, II ZION Skin, Souchong,
Congo and Bohea Teas, warranted to be Of the
l.rf qualify No. !, 2, & Q, Chocolate, Coffee,
Chocolate Shells, French and SPanilh Brandy,
Holland and American Gin, w. J. and N. z.
Rum, Cherry Rum, MuRard, Pepper, Gin
ger, and Allpice, Cinnamon, Sweet Oil, Indi-
60 different kinds, Alum and COpPeras, Log
Wood, Red Wood, and Fuaic, Salt Peter,
Poland Starch, Bees Wax, Tobacco, Snuf,
Cigars, Liverpool Salt, Cod Eth, BrimGone,
Pipes, fne Table Salt, Southern Cotton, Ha.
vaEs white Sugar, loaf, lump and brown dc.
M0lates, &c.
&c Families who ptrchale Teas may de-
pend on the quality being equal to any ever
imDOrtRd Jan IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25
BOarderS Wanted.

EIR. LABOTTlERRE will take On VERY
~ reaICnable terms, twelve Gentlemen to
board they will be accommodated with a
private Hall 70 dine in, and feparate rooms,
well furnilhed, to lodge.-Mr. T.. pledges
himielf to give entire latisfaction to thofe who
NAV feel difPofed 10 honor him with their
company FOR terms, (which will be very
moderate Pleaie to call at his houre.
ian (Sv)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25

IN oliea zoo,f5y 9f asf:.c---w Dull rrHR,
FOR fale BY SETH CLARK, Fith-areer.
Tickets, Halves. Quarters and Eighthy
IN the third cia1s Hsyv.yd College Lotie,y, to
begin drawing lf.h January next. Tickets
rite 30 cents on the 1T Of January. dlo, ,
iub!criPtion for 20 Tickets, (Nos I7l2l, to
l7l;J, inclufive, I84ll TO 1920, incluive,
Tickets, &c. a. above, may be had Of
STLPHEN PAHIEN.
De. %. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25
REMOV-fL.
Charlotte Green .

A CQUAINTS her friends and the public
: that fhe has removed from Middle Greet.
70 the fore lately occupied by Menrs. Lord
and Thomas, No 5, Joa:' Ro1r, Fig-Gyset-
where ihe Offers for l2le (cJez6sy tJ1a can 3.
Pnrobefim Po,!lqa5,y an extenfye and elegant
aAortment IF
MILLINERY g Fancy Goods.
BoNNETS Of every fze and delcription,
the mott fashionable.
She tenders unfeigned thanks to the public
for pat favors, and hopes BY her conRant en-
beavers 20 Plsale, To merit continuance.
Poyi!an4 Jan. IT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25
Rowe " KenS.

l. ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
IN The public in general that they have re-
commenced buGneis at their former Raud NJ.
8, 1Ga6sy's Rs70-where they have for fale a
general atTortment of
FaH and Winter G99d5,
much cheaper than ufual.
They expect very lhortiya large additional
rupp.y, which will render their adOrtment
very complete. (cptf) O9. l9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25

EOR sac IL NJ Ghaeefey, al tie Iozgsy eoyaeN
fbs Dazzling LODie, Office and Store belonging to
fbe 5Yats Of A5a Aft,BsA, Esg. deceassd: beiag az
excellent fl"d for tyadey az tie Country afoyd5-
TIE 106e 7g be sod al Pyjvatc sals OF liberal ere-
dit Of 'eVer2i ysay yegp,el the iuteyef bang PAID
annually --Ior JH'Ibsr Particular enquiry nay Be-
maAs Of u: ,v5scri5er in Portland.
Oct. 2 + WHITMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25
MILLINERY g Fancy Gods.
Gordon & Cav.

Pee leave to inform their Freads and
Cnfomcrs that they have fold their re-
naming stock OF Goods TO Mr.. WILLIAM
LEWl5--and Al Perlons having accounts to
lettle with them are requeled to call on
ID MES GAY, Al Mr. LEwI1 $40, 4, % ad-
Juit the fame. PoHIaa5, jan Q, 1903. as
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25
L0na0n Hats and Shoes.


INFORMS his friends and cuftorlsrs that he
has received bis Fall and Water fupPly,
cOrGIhng Of cafe. If mems fuPerhne Beaver
Hats Of an improved make / cafe of ladies'
Beaver Hats and Bonncts; trunk plaided 3,
patent Kid Shoes and large aGortment Of
ladies', mites, and children's Morocco Shoes
A5o-A large alortment Of gentlemen's
Boots and Shoes, manufactured under his own
inlPeGGen, Of the newell falhions, and war
ranted to be Of the fri quality.
Portland 83 &c. tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25
REMOVAL.

T d. HOPKINS respectfully informs the
j. public that he has removed his Office to
the room formerly occupied by Salmon CJar,
Eiq. and lately by ZBona5 Hfti7I, jan, Being
the next door 10 the office Of the RegiRer 81
Deeds-where lie will be ready to receive the
commands Of thoie who may with to employ
him in the line Of bis protection.
Portland Dec q. 9gz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25

| OSF At the fire yeH-rJay morning, rcd
- MOROCCO POCKET BOOK, contain
ing dollars in BarE-AA., 2 Notes, and num-
Der Of other papers, OF 10 value C anv one
but the owner. Whoever las found taid Pock-
et-Book, and will return il to the frblcriber,
ihall receive F!ys DoAa,5 Heu7ya- Apply To
7an. I8. JOHN RFMICE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25
Z Z WQntcd ImnEHintsLR.

A S an Apprentice at this OEFIcz, a Fea1y,
: (ad5EI and capable LAD, about four
teen years Of age. One that pohe1es and will
eya67ys thrfe qualities, lhall be we'll cloathed,
boarded and receive kind treatment ThoIe
Of different character need MOI apply.
Gazstte. OHes, Ta7. m.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25

PEGS leave to inform his Friends and the
- Public in general, that lie has opened a
BOOK STORE.
IN Fj6f,eet, two doors below the Main,
BIat--where lie offers for rale, an extenGve
alortment of8DOKS, in the VARIOUS branches
Of tcience and literature, which Ne will difDole
OF, on as advantageous terms as can be obtain
ed a. any Book fore IL Boron Or ellewhere--
81 which tie following is a part:
LAW.
Laws Of Msaachuletts. voIs--do. Of ,be
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25

1t a Cmrt 9f Geasya1 Se1T1a5 e IL
Peace f5r TIE county 9,C L5onEelLrL
5,gm and b5Ldsn at Portland, IN hif
csuny oHtbtf gf Tasay sf September
X. ID. 1907.
ON the Petition Of John Cutting and 9th.
ers, whereof the foregoing II a copy. which
was entered at laf March orin, and contin-
ued from that term t1 this term, tLs Court
order, That the Petitioners caufe the laid
petition and this order thereon " he publi.hed
in the Po,fiaqd Gazette, At leaa thirty days be-
fore the fourth Tnelday W March next. that
any Perlon or Perlons may have opportunity
to appear before the JutHc4s w TIE Court 6f
General Sefd0ns Of the Peace. then 70 be hol-
den AZ Portland, within and for the county
Of Cumberland, and fhew caale if any they
have why the prayer thereof EoulG not be
granted
Auef, SAMUEL FREENAN, ClsrI.
ga. 1s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25
IKE NOTICE ii

FOR fale i'll Turner, Dwelling Houre, ont
: houies and Store, conveniently fituated for
z Trader, being the prop erty of Samuel Sea,
Of Bottom For further particulars enquire "
the fublcriber in Portland
08I2 EHEAlEL WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25
Wbarf Ttmhlr.

WANTED to purchare or hundred tons
ot Whart TIMBER to be delivered at
Portland by tie middle Of April next, fer
winch CASH will be paid Apply 20
7aH. I8 RICHARD GOLDMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25

THE copartnerlhip lately exiting between
the fuOlcribers under the hrm Of
LAT e ELSLF1-
was, On the 4th inn b. mutual content, diff
folved. All Perions having demands upon the
late firm are 1equeited 10 call on EzEKIEL DAY
for adiuNmsnt and payment and all perlons
indebted to the late irm arc requelted To make
payment to laid DAY, who i fully authorized
70 fettle all the copartnerlhip concerns.
EZEKIEL DAY,
PARKER ILSLEY, Jun.
P@A1Hd, Jan. u, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25
GRAM x A1HERTON.
HAVE removed their Compiling Room "
= No. 2, Lzg.WBayE - ~

q re HsH. .J.gace5 Of tie can't Of
Ge"era! Se5Toa5 9f The Pace Y FL
kAen AZ Portland, in the c,unf. IN
CHm5erL7ad, On tie third 7uell9, ~
E11rcb nest.
MEMORIAL ard Petition of the fuhrer;-
AVA ber5 humbI- new, that whereas, Conn
ty Road leading from Randall Mills in Pee
port 10 NortAyarmouth line, las been Iatelv
LAID OFT aud accepted BIZ the feiJions in March
left, which Road Is found upon y more care
ful examination to be of lefs necefitv or con-
veniency than was expected, the difference n
ihortning the difance being very Email. and
is by no means iuAicient 10 balance the ~
pence it will be TO the town of FreeDort. and
altho ionle Of Us the undersigned were incop
Edetately Perluaded to lign petition for law
ing out iaid Road, we are now fully coavin.
ced Of the ineEpediency &c the meafure. and
therefore pray that To much Of faid road ~
lays between The NOT weferlv corner or T.ih-
beus Iuttle's land il Freeport, To Northyar-
mouth line may be dlcontnuad, and the GA
road ellabiilhed, with fuch alterations NE any
hOuld be thought necetIaryJ and afnendms7tt
as we End from a careful view d the r7re
may be made, and the public eCn.all IN rsf
accommodated and The e1pence I2vcd-wb;eA
upon moderate calculation will exceed n1e
thouland dollars.-Signcd by
JOHN CUSHING, and ga others
Frtetayt, rtS T4a. 1867.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25
Two Hundred Dollars Reward

DRCKE from the prifon in La7lon-r ~ r.
A. ol the night ~ thc 23d ulr, Avt54r Bar
h-r, Dq7i-i EgrHvt, William Mt mn N4.57
and C5lyk, TyrI; tie two former under fen
tcnce for pahing Counterfeit Bank -i,l.: The
two latter imPnloncd I'LL charge f9r the
fame crime. BayiozO Is about ffty wears old,
fix feet high fender built, dark complexion
had on when he eic9pad, brown pautaloon,,
blue iPancsr and dark coi0red fearnaught
grcat-coat Hrribe,t is about fftv-fve wears
Of age, five feet leven inches high, light COM
ple1ion--had on, brown pautaloons and an
old brown flag great coat. Na.t, who's iup-
poie1 q have lately broken Jail in ADruRa, il
iuppoled TO 5e abOu. nifty year, Ola, five feet
eight inches high, light complexion, and bald
on the top Of hls head-had Oh blue coat
and fluff colored velvet Bantaloons. He laid
he belonged 10 BIlito7sz, IN the Province ~
Maine. Tori j. iuppoi4d &c be ABOUT 2r or
u years of age, feet 10 inches high, fender
made, iandy complenon--ha on blue coat
and lnuH colored velvet pautaoons He laid
he belonged to sumner, in the Province of
Maine Whoever viii appreheud the above
named perions and return them to The Jail in
iaid Laae4fsr, " lecure them il any Jail IL the
United States and give information thereof
to the lubicriber, 10 that they may be retaken,
fhall be entitled to a reward of TrUo HDafreI
D9Zlrs for the whole Or FTfy DoLiays each, fur
any one or more Of them
LEVI WILLARD, SBerF.
Lare5fsy, jan. ll, 1893
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25

ONE large Tenement III HOUSE III FORE
SFeef, iuitable for Boarding Houle with
Store adjoining, which win he Iet together
or leparate-For further particulars enquire
Of THOMAS BECK.
"a. IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-25

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