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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28
Esntb Gongrfss. ..2a. session.
Mr. SMITH [cf Maryland sal
IN SENATE, Nor. IL.

Mr. SMITH [cf Marylandl sub,
mittted Reconsideration -
Thata Committee be appointed to ~
quire whether amendments are necessary
to the United States Militia laws.-Iiis
NATION zgas f.a1ea up the nexf day, aSreeI TO and
1l1essre. Smith, Sumter and Bradley GP-
pointed.
Mr.. Giles lof Virginia. moved, That
tbs subject of the EMBARGO LAWS
be referred to select committee, with
inHructions to report what further inca
sures may be now necessary to en-
force due observance thereof during
their continuance; and what modifca-
tons thereof may be expedient at this
time.
Mr.. Lloyd [of Massachusetts, NOV
ed, that the President of the Y. S be
requested to cause to be laid before the
Senate, a statement of vessels which
have departed from the y s. with per-
mission, between Dec. %, 1907, and
Sept. so, 1903, specifying the names
of the vessels and their ownels-the
size Of the vessels, the date of their
cleareRce, the ports or places for which
they were destined, and the amount
authorised to be brought back 70 the
u. S. in 'each of such Yessels.-Ihis
motion 7vas agreed 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28

Ills was certainly a serious question 10
these considerations Of general rltuEe,
which he trusted would have some lSit
with'the House. he added another pas ocular
reason, Which had very great weight WIN
him for Introducing this RESOLUTION = ne
district he had the honor to represent, was
engaged exclusively in this trade, ilSi
staple article, viz. lumber, was cdcu'ate''
for no other nafket-[l-1T This IS Se'y niEch
the case gyth thar Interesting portion 81 1lassac
chusetts, the Disbict Of 4ifaiae Vast pies OF
that article had been. accumul2ung III inc
hands OF our merchants, in payment OF their
accounts as in ordinary cases, under 2sup-
position that some opportunity might oner
Of making their usual shipments, by which
means alone would they be enabled to
comply with their engagement. II TINS Pr
portunity were now denied them, inevitable
ruin must overtake considerable portion,
and initiate injury the whole OF them, as
their creditors would see no motives tor
farther indulgence, but would tail upon
them, and the hard earnings OF an active
life would be wrested from them tor COM
paratively iaconsiderable claims. inns
would induce the merchant to heap upon
his customers ., spare of the evils which he
felt himself. He therefore felt some sohcl-
tude for the fate Of his resolution.
Or THIS Izy. Sawyer zgas one Of The mem
GERS 1pho last Jear voted az hOlIOzD for the
Embargo laws The eviis.ke Lanlents as felt
in North Carolina are experienced IN New
England in tenfoLd degree; &c haze n9t oriy
VAST piles Of AsnI6er, LgiEg r0ttng: bit i'm !.
arense piles ef.fsh,; insasease fleets Of aler-
cAantnlea /; Yast piles 81 Pot and pearl ashes,
and Other prodacs 70 an extent Schich TO behold
qsouid eeite the tist,iest FEELINGS Of the cOnstit
aerts Of M. S. Can he then--Can his bOIiti-
cal friends, Be surprised at the complaints q
New-England against the measures which
threaten her ruin or that she essays every cen
stltatienaL methsa IL her potser 70 avoid them 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28

Mr.. BrndIey <of YermonO moved the
commitment ofthat part of the Presidents
message which relates to the Barbary pow
ers, and the unjustihable proceedings Of the
Dey OF AIgiers towards the American
Consul-Committed to Messrs. Dradicy,
Giles and Smith
The notion for the repeal af the E VI
B ARGO LAWS was ordered TO be cOnsid-
cred on Monday.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28
TuupsDAy. NOV. II.
Mr.. TE5ife [of Delawarel offered fol-
consideration the following - ta

Reso1vef, That the President Of the us,
be requestedto cause to be laid before the
Senate, as far as he may deem consistent zrith
ME bE6sc safety, the reasons that have ihdu-
ced the late call upon the respective states,
to have their quota Of 10000 militia draft
ed, equipped, and to BE- ready TO march at
a moments warning and the service on
which Il is apprehended there may be ne
cessity Of employing them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28

From the I'd Divilion, io4o men, officers in
Guided, to form ! Regiment Of Battaiion' Of
Infautry--I Company Of Cavalry, and Com
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28

On motion If Mr.. White (of Deiaware)
copies were requested of the Orders, &c.
passed by the beIIigcFent nations since
1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28

lHE ENGL15H tSL.fNDS!
The following are extracts Of letters
from two mercantile houses Of ~.
first resPectability, in Antigua, Ia
ted 18th and 18th October-rec.iy.
ed by a gentleman Of Baltimore.
This island has not suffered much
in consequence of the embargo. From
the Western Islands we have had ma,v
vessels, chiefly with corn, andyery fine
potatoes and onions--And from Noya.
Scotia and New-BrunswicS, abundance.
of dry and picked fish, Independents of
large cargoes of flour, rye meal, and al.
most every other kind Of provisions
that America produces. In addition
the planters have become farmers.
The quantities of potatoes, vans, cd
docs, and corn, that they have planted
and from which they have had annie
and unexpected returns, haze Afforded
them source of supplies totally unex.
pected. From Canada not one barrel
of -four has been received, but. from
England several thousands. Superfne
retaiIs now at 90 dollars. We have had
every vessel from ST. MichaeIs con-
signed to us, two ships, two briggs and
q schooner, and the ctr-n has averaged
about two and half dollars per busheL
II Great Britaih would only Get tive or
three Of the Western Islands, and cub
tivate the corn with British industry
and capital, the American farmers
would have to repent the embargo. In
war the British convoy, that COMES out
half loaded, could fill up at St Michael,
and in peace the retaining ships would
never come out empty"
From another house under date of 18th.
4" We have never been seriously in
want of provisions supplies reach US
from various new quarters, and it Is
pretty confidently believed we can do
without the United States Of America.
Many wish, that they may not be per.
mitted to come 70 our islands in future,
and people are completely assured we
can never be starved into measures,
whatever We may grant in good will,
or IN consequence Of America being
good customer.
Flour is now retailing at twenty
dollars for fresh Baltimore, and it has
seldom been higher than twenty three.
OF this article we have seldom been a
fortnight with il even scarce.
In about two months, provisions
viii be very abundant, 50 much more
has been planted this year than on for
mer occasions and on the raising Of
your embargo, it will BE- highly imnru.
dent to ship much to Tie West Indies,
Tor you may depend much money will
be sunk thereby "-Norfh .4ascyican.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28
az NEW DRAFT |!
= Hrrf Q,syferr, al Bg>a, led Nov 1908,
GENERAL ORDERS,

FIR Det4ebneaf Of fb- MTLETKd, far 10,
SERVICE # toe UNITED STATES.
The Preiideat of the United States, having
by virtue Of an act of Congrefs, pa1ed on tht
slth day Of March, 1905, entitled, 1" An aG
authorizing De- achnent from the Militia 0!
the Unitea States" required the Commander
IN Chief To detach from the MILITIA of this
Co nnaonweelth l092O men, officers Included
10 be organized, armed, aud equipped, accor-
ding to law, and he'd in readincls to march
az ulomeat's warning, for the actual fervice
Of the United States; The Major Generals OF
the feyeral Divlions of the Militia of this
Commonwealth, will ule the mott fpeedy and
elfsstual means, according to law, forthwith
70 carry into effect the Intentions of this or
der, 70 as TO complete the det2chments from
their divifons, and casfe returns thereof TO be
made to the Adjutant General IN the mott ex.
ueaitiou4 rzanner poiible. The men de.ach-
ga ~iH be enrolled, and organized into Com
p4nies, under Officers appointed 10 command
them. The Infantry will be formed into Bat
talions withia the Brigades from which they
are taken, as nearly a. may be; thele will ba
formed into Regiments according to the De-
TAI. hereafter mentioned, aud the whole De-
ped, III for actual fervice, and furnilhed with
blankets aud knapfacks, within the fhorteit
time potible. If the Artillery thall be order
ed to march, the Major Generals viii afhgu
q each detached Company, luch Field Pieces
aud Apparatus, as ihall be proportion&te 70
their numbers. and fuitable to the iervice re-
qlired. Correct Rsls Of the Officers and Men
Eompoing each detached Company, and Ref
tsrs of the Officers of each detached Regiment,
wilI be made out for the ule of the Com
mlndiug Officers of ,he detached Corps and
certified copies OF them win be tranfmitted TO
the A6iatant-G General without delay.
The Adiutants will be required to infpeSt
lhe Men detached from the icYeral local Com
panies, with their arms and equipments, at
the tine when they are 10 detached, If poiil-
he aud tiley viii make returns thereof to
their Commanding Officers, who will collect
aud arrange them iato Company Rolls, pre-
pararorv 20 their general organization into
BAralions and Regiments.
A Detachment of nearly the fame number
of Men having been made within the lat two
years, IL is to be preluned, that the deiach-
rnent now called for, can be carried into eff
fccf in much els time, and with more accura-
cy than formerly. The Commander in Chief
coaceives that if fhe Officers will be active,
the whole may be completed, and the returns
made, witl,n few weeks from the date here
OF; but in order to accomplish this every Of
ficer muf, as Soon AZ he receives the orders,
Immediately execute them and loie no time
until the pare Of the dHty required OF Mira
lall be entirely fulfilled, and the object per-
Escfed.
There win be detached from the IN Divi-
fon, 1910 men, oficers included, TO form
Regiment of ? Bzttalions of Infautry--l Com
pany o. Cavalry, and 2 Companies Of Artillery.
infamtT SAT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28
TUESDAY, nov. IS, 1903.

TUESDAY, NOV. 10, l6OS.
Mr. Sayg2er (of North Cardinal proposed
the following Resolution -
Resofved, That it is expedient for
the United States to opena commune
cation and trade with the West Indies
generally.
r-F Mr.. SGTcyer followed has motion with
a number of observations. He was not in
favour Of an unqualified repeal OF the En-
baib) laws nor was he friendly to the total
non-iatercouTse scheme Of the gentleman
from Virginia Mr. Eppes) He thought
our best policy might be found in .medium
between the two. In the first place, the
orders Of council, which were, he sup
posed, a principal cause OF those latter
resolutions, do not effect our West-India
trade; and unless that trade come under
the cause which very properly influenced the
gentleman in hii intention. OF suppressing
our foreign trade, he could not see the ne.
cesSity pitts being included in its effect
VI. would mention Fpme fact, of serious i'm
port nee, which wax the very great amount
ofrevenue which we derive from that quar-.
ter. By recurring 10 the report Of the Sec.
Rotary OF the TFeasirry Of November last, IL
would DC found that almost one half our
revenue arose. from that trade. He here
real The report, enumerated thc d.t srsHt atrctes
sptfh their rsiG,sve antoH1f, the aggregate 2,
-shici Esas 49,, l95 dis. Whether il would
De prudent or wise in rs - give up this
large sum, to dry up this genial current. al {
! time when it was 50 mach req!iEeG to sup
port tbs body p5litic uad-r it sceumIlssins
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28

MONDAY, NOV. n.
A petition was read, PRAYING The United
States to subscribe for the vacant shares in
= scheme finland Navigation in the interior
CT s. Carolina. Committed.
A resolution passed on the subject of
authorisiRg the President to augment
the number of public seamen.
Or The number in service at present,
is 400.
Nj. l1.nstord (of New-York) moved the
following
RESOLVED. That the EMBARGO
LAWS Of the United States be SO far
repealed, as to allow the ships and yes
sells of the United States to depart with
their cargoes, for those countries not
subject to the DEGREES of France, or
those subject to the British orders in
council. Committed.
or Mr. NJ. stated his object 70 be, to in
quige into the propyiety Of opening our trade
with those countries not subject to the or
ders and DEGREES Of England and France,
viz. Spain, and the Spanish colonies, Portu-
gal, and her colonies China, and the native
ports IN Islia; Rnssia, Denmark, [9u IRE
nor RRsrsG aud Denmark ar zgw with Eng
Eaud?1 S5geden, and her island of St. Bars !:
the Brbayy coast ! and the island Of
Havti.
A committee was directed to report on
khe expediency Of authorising the President
to increase the Revenue Cutters.
Several local matters were disposed Of
when Mr.. ChiteHdeA observed, that az sever
al gentlemen bad wished him to postpone
agitating his motion for the repeal Of the
Embargo laws, he would wave calling it up.
Adjourned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25

4 man and woman one night in !
noft violent form, knocked pretty
turdilv at Swift door, and at length
routed the Deaa from bis Plumbers
Hr rofe, and throwing up the fafh
of his chamber window, afked what
they could want They anfwered,
they wauted to be married immedi
a,ely, and had called for tia: PurPofe
(" No bat fays the Dean, /" can't
you wait ill morning Il is noUs
7 O'clock <" They hated fome urgent
reaCon for proceeding without delay.
The Dean found it in vain to parley
g Well" faid the Dean, 9th keep
ing his head out Of the window and
talking with the bride & bridegroom
in the ltreet, & it il mutt be 20, IN
marry you now. Attend ]"
Under this window ia hormy weather.
Join this man aud woman together;
Let none bu, HE, who made the thunder
Fer put this man and woman sfunder.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
Henry Smith & { 0.

No. 4, .lfzf;yJ Fs-r,
HAVE Jun received, large and faihiona-
BE aaorment Of light and dark Cing-
hans; cOioured corded Cambrics; white do
black 40 purple, brown and late do; Linen
do fancy Mullins India do Jaconet 90 ;
fpotted mui d do; Cambria and common light
& dark Calicoes Robes 4 aInsh fix shawls /;
Cotton do black and falrlon coloursd Tsffe-
ties black, white, purple, brown, Gate. plum
and dove coloured LateitriDgs; Grapes; black.
white, 11a,e and rofe coioured ladies and gen.
tlemeu's fix and cotton Hole EngIfh aud
French long fix Cloves hort do; kid DO /;
Dirnities bandanna, madras barcelona and
fsucy Handkerchief elk and cotton Sewing
silk; Velvet veHing F; plain black % Grape
and tiffany Fans Linens Britifh shirtirgs /;
India Couons Tabby yevets otron and
Linen Cheeks; Broaoclothes and CsGmercs;
Enghlh Nankesns GrandeTils Shalloons I;
Durants Rufel; Duroys; CarPeting, &c.
&C.
Portland, TTzae S. hA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
William Goddard.

I Y IS received by hips Jo1eph and Henry
l. A from Liverpool, a very eIrsnGYg add
100 70 RS Rock of Sadlery, Cutlery & Hard
Ware Goods-which he oilers for iale by
and retail, on the mon Reasonable
erms. LIKEWISE,
$50 boxes ben Crown Gisfs, AZ Ezes from
3 by TO is bY IL
leo eaks gTought Nails, III fzes
tons iheer Lead
70 doz, beit Eng.iEl ShoTels and Spades
IS doz. Frying pans
100 doz- beit Sewing Irvine
8 cAlks Car Irons
large quantity Cart, Wagon, AMI caafs
Wheel Boxes
Sets or Cart Iron, Weights
2, a and 2sw do do
Bccksin Tea Pots
Clock Faces
Pew boxes double tin Plates
Black!mith's Anvis and vices.
ALSO,
An aTortmen: of LOOKING GLASSES,
With gill and Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
Aver great vssiety Ct !stnsrt Flames
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25

D;qoiH:ipa Of Pa,srssfsi9.
PFIRCt, FEM a. co.
WOULD inform their frienas and the
public, that their partnerGip Is dif-
folved by IFS own Limitation All perfons
having any claims on them, are requeled to
preient the fame For fertIement, and thofe IN
debted 10 them by Book or Note, are requelt.
ed TO make payment to RIA PHI FENN
y. B. BufInefs in fature will be carried on
by RALPH FENN, at the former Stand,
head OF Union Wharf, where is for lale,
100 ID. Sole Leather,
600 Quintals Pollock,
20 Barrels Sugar.
6 Hoglheads Molafes,
. Ditto Rum,
Pipes Holland Gin,
90 Barrels Cider.
200 Pairs Mems Shoes,
SO do Wonens Morocco Shoes,
Tiercss Rice,
DO. and ore Barrel Shrub
= do. Lemon Juice,
1900 VT. Conne9ic1t Cheefe,
100 Boxes Smoked Herring,
Z. 100 Bafhels Connecticut Rye, with many
other Articles too numerous to mention.
a continuante Of paft faVours will be CRATE
fully Acknowledged.
PoyfIasa, ST. jug, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
ANAT0M3-,f PHYSIOLOGY, SURGERY
A1tD MEDICINE.
Or. Ramfay.

FORMERLY teacher OF Anatomy and Phy-
biology u Edinburgh, and lately teacher
Of the fame branches IN Columbia College,
Newyork, for the accommodation Of fuch gen.
tlemen as may not find il convenient to at
tend 70 the rinutiE Of his public courle Of
Lectures, will commence private courfe Of
inftruaions, or Monday toe frf Of h1gnP mkt,
az FRYEsURG, on the contents Of the Crani-
I'm, Thorzx, Abdomen, and Pelvis, 70 i'm
Portant 10 be oorprehended by the medical
practitioner, where the affections, phyfoIo-
gy and pathology viii be clearly denonara-
ted, from tn. fuhie6ts Of which the mufeum
is competed and thofs gentlemen Of the law,
divinity, or the speculative Philosopher, who
may be dehroas TO become acquainted with
thele molt ufeiul branches of (cience relating
70 the animal economy, may be informed
that this knowledge may te acquired, BY fyis
GffsHtioz 10 tx lectures This private courle,
each ticket fzvsz!y doLLars.
In PuriuzRce Of his propofals " Ian year,
he will commence hi: public courfe of demon
ftrations on anatomy and lectures on phyG-
clogy, furgery and medicine, founded on an !
s,onical data, on T5artae1 he frf day Of Sep
tst75s, next. The courle 10 conAit Of lecture
ing the months Of September and Odober.-
'Tis hoped, in this mort fpace Of time, the adj
yantages preiented the pupil may not only
meet the cons enience Of practitioners, but
itudents hkewiie, who may reach their coli
lsges previous 70 commencement.
The propofed fyAem of ianrudions will
embrace the doctrines Of anatomy, ph fiology,
&c. in their full extent "A Library will alto
be furnifhed, competed Of the lchool book.
on anatomy, Phyhology furgery, phyEc, mid
wifery and chenlAry accompanied with .
muieum as IN the Doctors fchooi 10 Edin-
burgh-compridng anatomical preparations
Of the human fylfem, and paintings convey
ing correct idea Of reeeat appearances in die
lections, referred 20 N book pgbhlhed oY
Or. z for his pupils in Europe.
\ Particular attention will be paid to Initial
ing gentlemen iato knowledge Of the ele-
giant and deLlerons ufe Of the ScalpsI, form
ing anatomical preparations, &c.--This courfe
each ticket t-gsaty seilsrs. Both courles, f5ir-
J ~ aoiigTi
The loca. circumstances connected with the
retired ituation q Fryeburg, As friendly to
habits OF viriue and 1udy az well a. health
are 100 evident to require arimadverGon.
F.yststg (Di9, If5is+} 5aly Z, 1909.
lkIOIICE is hereby given that the fabicri.
Der Las been duly appointed admiuiRra.
Tor with the will anne1ed) Of the enate Of
ELEAZER NUTHENC,
Plate q Marlborough. in the county Of Lin.
ieoln, mariner, deceaied, and has undertaken
that truit BY giving bonds as the law direas
4 4 i n
The ela'e Of lai3 deeeafsd are aeGred 10 ex
thibit the fame fer ie,tlement, and al indebt
led to fad ellate are requeiled 70 make imme.
date payment.
BLEj GROWN, hS=iziqrafsr,
4gab III XII ar7sxef
IYsi5rJ-,ssgb, s'yiy II, 1903,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25

He fublertber offers for lale The follow
/ ing parcels Of LAND.
A FARM, well calculated for Trader,
Farmer, or Mechagac one mile from the
Meeting Houie in NezD- Glasssfsr, pleatanIiy
htuated IN the County Road. with which will
be field eleven acres Of interval LAND
dyo--In the town Of ~, il he county Of
0xfo,d, Three Tho0land Acres Of AND Of
thu FRI quality, hluste IN different parts of
that town, which IS one Of the ben towns IN
the county. II will be fold at a reduced price;
the whole will Be fold together, or by the FIN
gle lot, as may beit accommodate purchaiers.
And one lot il the town Of B-f5sk--Inouire Of
JAMES STARR, JUN. Ffq. for information.
-f90--At Peuotjtot, in Townlhip No. 5, Of
the ssh Range Of TovnfhiP4 on P.teas4gui, ,iT
er, 10 the county of Hzntoek, Five Thouland a.
ores Of Land, IN Lcts Of 100 acres each. This
is one OF the fneif ToRn1aips IL that country
Saw and GriEt Mills are already erected from
whence any hnd Of Lumber may be rated d
iide the chipping II BaEgey- This townlhiP is
r7Pid'y fettling. Young Farmers are invited
to examine for thcrsfelves Inquire Of Air.
DANIEL BULLIN, of LAID town1liP, for far
ther particulars
AiJo--Thirty thoufand acres oeST. JOHNS
LAND, 10 cailedl IN the county Of Hyejiigg-
tor. This land i ftuate6 in The ben track OF
Land in the Difri6 Of Maine the foil is very
rich and fertile, the growth prime palIy Hard
Wood and Button Nut a road j. laid out
through faid ] ID from Penobfcot 20 ST
Johns River. Twenty thoufand acres OF this
Land is ftuated but fcvea miles from the rich
Farmers on 81, JohR's River, and the FoA
Road from thence to Quebec Should 80 or
40 good Farmers Allocate together and pur-
chale this wholt act, for their own actual fet-
element, they would eniurs for;u1e TO them
feIves and their children after them Fer far
ther particulars pleaie 70 inquire Of he fub-
fcriber.
JOSEPH e FOXCRCFT.
Nez,. C3oucee-y, MY 9, 1903. (6mol
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25

soa THE cAzsrrs.
POPE

HOPE.
~ bfe's Esy morn what nameiels oys,
n tmilrg prolpsa rife
WHAT frolic icenes and p'eaipz toys
To blind our dazt'ed eyesl
Day sfer day, year AZ sr year.
In fad 4ucceiIioa p-ove.
That hsncJ's Pa'atings d'fsppear
As tait, As time can move.
Re, man, poor child Of Hope, furvsys.
Nor iilsens to defpair,
T. future titues Ear better days,
And reis his comforts there.
Toraorrow Is bis conaant hum,
r. sAinks--bEt ., how blind
That sli his Joys are yer 70 some,
Ills forSows al behind.
Eliur'd By Hope he'll noSIy brare
Mit.orIunes darket gloom,
Sing 70 the spectre Of tue grave,
n Or dance into tho tomb.
Hcpc does orr eariisR hours beguiie,
Conioles our latoa breath.
Lights Up the cradle to fnile
Azd cheers the bed Of Death.
Eternal Hope when an old.
II want hAall be my lot,
Whea fInillinc friendfhip WAKES cold
And hluns my humble cot
Pc thou nj nlf, be thou my guide,
The leader Of my way,
70 worlds remote from Pomp and pride,
To realms or endIeas day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25

Cumberland, IS. Taken ~ E1cca-
ton, and -uiH * gSsrsd FIR yal., ss TUES.
nm re feeond day Of 4f4gsf zezf, 81 10 :
eiyet, 4. IA. ea ~ pfem3es,
II he Right in Equity Of Redemption IN and
70 the following dslcribed nortgaged real
Enate, htuated in Minos in faid County, viz
Let No. l24, bounded fouthwsferly By lana
owned By !cha5od KiHg, noTrhweaeriy by
land owned by VIM Bray, northeaHeriy ~
land owned BY Elia5 Wsf1lburn. and fouth-
eaherly by land owned ~ Seth Sampler, cor
tanning one hundred acres, be the fame more
or lels, together with all the privileges and ap-
purtcnsnces thereunt belonging.
SETH MITCHELL, Dfs. Ste,i-
SuRy ~ 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-25
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~. 1, Urioa-Re-, EiiAAt,fyrst,
NFFERS for falc, whofefale or retail, az
esf aas eba-g.s his ftock of
EneAib, FrsHcb y hlais GOal5-yiz.
Common and fuPer6ne Broad Cloths; Calf
meres Veivets; Callicoes; Czmuric Dinoly !;
com. do. black, late, orange, pink, fainraon
and white Cotton Crmbrics lrdis Cottens .
Furnitures Checks; Shawls Handkerchief,
&c ssc.--A variety Of fancy articles; Black
Grape, &c. Mag IS.