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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12

y yirtseo of a deed of trust execotedto the
- Subscribers by Samuel ores, and recorded
IN the county court Of Amelia. made to secure
lac payment OF q debt due Thomas Parkinson,
there's, expressed, will be sold for cash, on the
20 day OF August next, the premises, one GER
s::.s tract or parcel of LAND. lying ard being in
the county Of Amelia, and adjoining the lands of
Philip Dunnevant. john Sudbury, senr Henry
Fans, VIM. M. Bookcr's estate and E. Rison !;
containing by estimation sixty three acres, more
or less Or so much thereofas viii be sufficient to
satisfy the said debt and I'LL costs accruing
EI.LERY RISON,} 60
PETER RlSON, trustees
August g Gawswg,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12

ROARDING HOUSE-MRs. Jup1ru
- son having taken the Tenement belonr;nv
TO Mr. William Price, lately occupied by Az
McCraw, on the street leading from the Cap;tos
mas as, opened BOARDING HOUSE, w,.srs. sbt.
VIII take gentlemen, ladies', and children to board
oy ,, t'e Gag, week, month or year; she has ex-
cellent servants, and assures those ybo mo-, ~.
come her boarders, that no exertions shall be
wanting to give satisfaction
Richmond, July 90 r,f1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12
VNWKNTY DOLLARS REwARD-Rao

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran-
i away from the subscriber some time in A.
p'ii last, negro woman named MARY. about
twenty-five years of age, a dark complexion. mo.
qest couhtenahce, and speaks very low when SIM
ken To- i have been informed that she has beer
seen ABOUT some OF the Coal Pitts. on the river
above Richmond. Whoever will deliver III 100
negro woman to me, living on the Richmond
4urApike, about four miles above town, shall re-.
cei7e the above reward
July 80. 49,. 800 "a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12

- ALE FOR CASH.--By virtue of deed II,
s1Gtrnst executed to the subscriber by Goodman
Barksdaie, to secure the payment of debe
cue to Brown, Rves and Co viii be SOIL
lor ready money, in the town of Milton. in
the county OF Albemarle, at the front door Of
Sohn L. Moore's Tavern, on the sixteenth, day of
September next, one certain Tract ar parceY IS,
LAND, lying and being in the county aforesaid.
on both sides OF Meathums river, adjoining Her.
ry Carr, Isaac Harding, Douglas Barksdale, A.
chltes Barksdale, Jonathan Barkslale and lam
Alexander, containing three hundred acres. be
the same more OR less. Acting as trustee for the
iii such. 1855
July 90 rsa9s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12
BETTER AND BETTER

,Neqp IngeNfion--Mr James Richmond, a younp,
man residing in the town of Livingston, Coluin,
bia county, has invented BOAT, which will
move at The rate of or miles an hour, against
both wind and tide, without the assistance of ci-
ther Steam, Sails, or Oars.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12

W. Ill BE SOLD for Cash, on the premises
W near the town of Cara, on Saturday the
fourteenth day of August next, by virtue of a deed
oftrust executed to us by David COPELAND, Tor the
or parcel of LAND, it being a part of the trsr-
on which the said David now resides, one hun
dretl and fifty acres, binding TN the lines of Csc
Anderson aud Charles Wheeler, iun'r, beginning.
on Wiillsss, and running to the north of his house
10 ms back line, to Use the expression of eaid
aeed OF trust, which will be found on record in
Buckingham county
SAMUEL ANDERSON,2
JAMES WILSON, Trustees.
July 10. - -,tds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12

uGARS of first quality, Molasses, Old Ma
~ delra Wine, Demijohns and Boiling Cloths,
FOR SALE ny NJ. NJ. MYERS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12
" VALUABLE lfANUF4cTUPYNC l1JJ
q DLSIII L u "a. ,I,L. L....I- :.

VALUABLE J4ANUFacTURINc NILL
q DIS1ILLERT-The subscriber will
sell or lease for term of years, with or without
a distiiiery, containing Ave stills of near 1000
gallons, the valuable Mill. OH Appomattox river
in Cumberland, lately owned by William Skip,
with. The house is sc feet long, 90 wide, and
three stories high, containing pair best burr
and pair cGrn stones, with Evanss patent ma
chnery and a Saw Mill in complete order Boats
pass under the Mill through of the best locks
on the river-the neighborhood affords an album
u.'ll. supply OF wheat, and GU the spot are two
commod:e9s houses calc;:iat4! E,r s:.=s a:,.l -.
sidehce. if sold, the purchaser may be .aecom-
modated with or 500 acres OF Land, one half IN
wood. Terms may be known or application 20
Mr.. Jctters at the Mill or to me near Cenito
Bridge.
EDMOND H4PRLSON
AH1sEd, Atrii 49, C1ozr,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12

Mr.. Barrow, celebrated traveller, in late
publication entitled n poyage to Cochin China, de-
clares that he persuaded that it is owing to the
continual teasing of Musquetocs, that America
has produced so few works of genius. 1t is in
conceivable, he observes, how any man can think
to the purpose, with such an odious creature G.
ternafly hummng in his ears
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12

TO RENT--The STORE AND CouErINc
Room on the Main Street, late occupied bv
Mr. Richard Hreoke ~
July %. r1av6,v1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12

SALLEGO, RICHARD & Co.-Heiner M,
iohSer any concern in the COLUMBIAN
MILLS, (ooMMoNLy CALLED Ross'sMIIIss
INFORM Their friends and the public in general
l Una, any WHEAT sent to them by water from,
Tue upper Ceuptry, viii be received AT rHE1x
MILLS ON TIE CANAL. and any yyl,a.t go
to them bv LAND will he recniTad at = ,.,,n,,
ting-room.
Richmond, July ID (e,em, =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12

xASH Af.E--'ro be sold FOR ready n,on.,
asshe front dooi.o of the Easle-T'areyn in the
Sty ca Richmond, onrrhersda, The fifteenth, tlav
OF septcmbcrncxt( 1850 in Pursuance of a deed
OF tr rus David Ross. Esq. bearng date ON
l,e @o'n DAY OK MAY, 1907, aud recorded in the
General Court, all that Estate and tract a, lid
'inihe county of Fluyanaa at the confluence of
the South and North rivers, containing by csti-
nation hive thousand seven hundred and nine
acres, be the same more or less, and bounded
ny the antlcnt meets and boundaries thereof, be-
ing the same Land, and the whole thercorfar
mer!y the property of Walter King, granted 10
the SAID David Eoss by letters patent, signed and
sealed by the Governor of Virginia, as will more.
FULLY and satisfactorily appear by referring to the
records OF the Land Office, or so much thereof
as as viii pay the following sums of money, with
inc eSpcnces attending the execution of said trust.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12

M ILL BE SOLD for Cash, on the premi.
SEES, on the twenty-seventh day Of Aue,,sr
next by virtue of deed of trust, executed by
archibald Baird, for the purposes in said deed
inehuoned' TRACT of LAND, containing by
eJt'na'o'i tour hundred and forty four acres and
adjoining the lands of Powhatan Bolng' Jscsd
Amos LfpiorG, George Hooper, Elizabeth chi.
dress, and William Mufoy.
Also Negro Woman named Dizzy, and her
increase, to use the expression fsad deed. which,
!! &c !!si;;i;. oi. record liz tii,s. county
Buckingham. -
WILLIAM NJ. ALLEN,2
SAMUEL ALLEN, Trurtes-.
Cara, July 10. Gully 22.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12

70 RENT-The Upper APARrMENrs in IN.
a House occupied by Messrs Kirby, Drssr
. layior, possessing convenient accominodat;or,.
I lo family Possession will be given immedil
"'eiy-aPPly to Kirby, Drake &. Taylor, orto
THOMAS NORVELL,
-Juhe 10. Ttf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12

10 Mrs Frances Tabb payable on0
the Goth of May 1908, with in
terest on & 790; S: 4, a part SS16O76 SO
thereof from the Goth May 1907,
tillpaid,
10 the same payable on the 26th)
of May 1908, 1852 "a
o the same as guardian TO herl
infant daughter Scigncora Tabb.
payable on the same day.. with
interest on e esq 10: - a part 9o55: 81
thereof from the Goth of NAV
1907, till paid,
10 the same as guardian tn her ina
FAINT daughter Mar; ma Tabb.
payable on the same clay, with ! oss5. ca
interest on & GOO, a part thereof
from the Doth May, 1907,
10 Randolph Harrison, payable on} -,
the same day, l2,s0O:-
To ], < E, Cunningham PAYABLE on5
the same day, $500: -
ABR'M B. vENABLE.o
BENJ'N HATCHER, { Tru.te,.
July26. 1ent1ss,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12
July IS.

" lRGINlA, TO WIT At a court Of Appeals
held at the Capitol, in Richmond, the third
day of June, 1905
GENERAL RtJLE--Aftcr the end of this
present term, all causes depending in this court
shall be called in the order in which ,bev stand
upon The docket, and such as may be ready for
hearing pursuant to the former rules Of this court
shall, unless good cause be shewn 20 the contra.
ry, be heard in the same order in which they
stand upon thc.docket, until the whole shall be
gone through . and tic causes Which shall be
passed over, shall, unless for some very spccial
reason appearing 20 The court, be put at the end
of the docket Of each term.
Ordered, That the aboyerne be published In at
least three Of the newspapers printed IN Rich.
rnond, once a week until the first day of October
next
Copy. Teste, J. BROWN, C. c.
June H. Tds,O1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12

~ edmond TURNPIKE COMPANY
AT meeting of the directors of the Rich
Inond Turnpike Company on Thursday evening"
the 9TH of July, 1903
iResolCed, That all shares of delinquent stock
nuGrs IN .s company be sold at the Swan Ia.
VerH m this city on Monday the 18th dav of ncvt
month"; ct 5oclock, NJ qUittout rcseyve. and thai
the same be published in all the newspapers Of
ISeso,yed, That call Of Five Dollars on saoL
snare oi.tifc stockholders in the Company be made
70 De pald to the treasurer CT or before the 18Th
OF nextTnOnth. sr-|
r., Esste' N. SHEPPARD, elk.
JNN -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12

Whinlsieal cause assigned for tic deayM Of Ahera.
tire IN 1n,erica
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-12

1t appearing therefore Fl ON facts undis-
puted and indisputable, that there was no
thing unfair or improper lin the frocecdings
of the nominators, let us now examine the
svisdom Qffheir choice.
FELLowCIrIzENs, a very few years, n
very few months ago. it would have been
thought an useless and impcrtinent task to
undertake the vindicaton of Mr.. Madison.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

Much public anxiety has been csuied with
in few days by report in circulation, that
Berkihire Bank, in this fate, and the Farmer's
Exchange Bank, in r. T. had refuied their
bills and fome aferted that thele Banks had
failed. We underifand that thefe banks have
Of late, on prefentnent Of any comfortable a.
mount Of their bills, paid by draughts az 80
or 40 days-and il is well known that all the
country banks in Il IS part of the country have
done The fame without having their bills cried
down; at the fame time every bank ought 70
pay their bills az fighr. II Is further under
food, thar there is an aiTociation in Bottom, to
cry down the bills Of every Bank that does
not make. prompt payment. This will Of
cousfe bring the bills If iuch banks into diff
credit, and the consequences will be dillref-
ing 10 many. Poor people who hold she mon
ely will he compelled TO pats il at large dif-
count. If thele banks have too large an a.
mount of bills in circulation, fome different
method fhouid have been adopted than thar
OF taxing the public with the depreciation
The writer of this article does not pretend
to any extra knowledge Of the htuation CT the
above banks, but be deems il duty to advi(e
the holders Of bills Of thefe banks not 70 make
large diicount on them, as il il probable in a
few days the true fate Of thefe banks will be
laid beforeNhe public.
NO SPECULATION.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

In the last Gazette, notice the General
Orders for the detachment OF MIR. JET.
PERSONS CONSUMPTION FOR 1909.
Massachusetts is ordered to furnish 1920
men, officers included, who are to hold
themselves equipped and ready to march at
I, moments warning, for the actaal service 81
az Uaited States Now Mr.. printer, l wish
To inquire Of Mr.. Jefferson, or some Of his
back-stairs gentry, what can be the object
If this presidential army of one hundred
thousand men ! How they are to be paid,
As our revenue is cut of, and against whom
hey are 70 be employed
1t is known the President has no legal
power to march troops out ofthe territories
ofthe United States. What then can lie the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

LAW INTELLlGEECE
In August last, the editor OF the Free
MANS journal was sued on a criminal action
tor libel, by John Binns, for republishing
rom Baltimore paper, paragraph respec-
ting said Binns. On Friday last, the Grand
Jury returned the bin IGNORAMUS, and
directed Bins to pay-tfe costs of suit. We
~ Notifying to the Isnora1nases
The action ofgov- M'Kean, against VIM.
Duane, fora libel, which has occupied the
Supreme Court for five days, terminated last
Eight. This morning the jury brought in
their verdict-D4ane GUILTY.
EerH1as's ToUHal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05
@gzSar----
Communications.
CURSORY REMARKS ON THE PRES
IIArr Nr-r..c 1870 -

SOADONA IAL- 1 n ma I'm IL l. HKfS-
IDENT'5 MESSAGE.
The geRai zgiI be 5tnght, The base haze lords .
WHAT to say of this state paper, "ta1e
It for all in all" know not. Some parts
oft are comprehensive by common under
standings, but It is mostly such dark, in
congrious, mysteriously written thing, that
hone Of our citizens, except they are well
learned, and acquainted with Mr.. ,1efer-
sons manner Of writing, can ever fully an
derstand it. For my part, have almost Civ
en- an the idea Of ever thoroughly discover
ing its 8 whole beauties" or sitting out all
rs deformities and faults.
am here TO offer the reader some light
remarks only upon its empty and ridiculous
features.
Were Gen. W sHINCToN's, & Mr.. AD-
AIS addresses, (foF they, such g tories as
they were, spoke 10 Congress in person. not
IN blind " messages" by secretaries, /" as
NF. .sfefr4oz, and some odious k;acs'' do)
- ak, were the addresses Of Tire noble
Washington and Adams, coachsd in such
l-rguage az slr. Jefferson forever uses I
Was not their language plain, simple, frank,
ind frcible And is rot NJ JsiIcrson's
Ozark, mysterious, and sophistical --awk-
ward, and ostentatiously studied J Tie
sagpa5e of siate papers shoas eyr. Be
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

II the Hoaarable Senate and Honjs Of
RetrelfnfafIUc5 effbc Commonwealth
Of A3agafbiyftfs ia General Curt
attended,
NTE the fubfcrihers, inhabitants Of the
Wv towH Of Norway and its adjoining
plantations, i'd the Commonwealth aforelaid,
deeply Imprefed With the importance Of
peace, harmony, and good order in Society,
and fully believing that due nsinlainance
aud prelervation Of the fame Especially de-
pends upon a lacred oblervance and practice
of the precepts of virtue, piefl& morality and
religion DILUTED in a comuaity by the inetitu-
tions Of the public worfhip of God-Pray,
that we with our families aud eliates together
with iuch Of the inhabitants d the town Of
Norway and It's adjoining plantations afore-
fsid as may at any time hereafter Allocate
with US, may be incorporated into Religious
Pzrilh by the name Of the fri Congregation
al Parifh in Norway, with all the Po7ers,
privileges and mmunities 10 which other par
ilhes in this Commonwealth are by law enii-
tied, and as in duty bound will ever pray.
JOSEPH BRADBURY.
and c5 others.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05
aarr!e0,

In Biddeford, Major Samuel Jordcn, late
an Officer in the United States army, to Mrs
Maria Davis.
Al Falmouth, by the Rev. G. Bradley, Mr..
Joleph Pagens to Mifs Mary Whitney, MIR.
Samuel Weeks, to Mifs Eleanor Welt--Mr.
liaac Cox, 10 Mifs Martha Quinby.
10 this town, by The Rev. r. Payfon, Mr.,
STEPHEN PATTEN, 20 Mifs SUsAa HoPEIas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05
AZ Wood Wanted.

THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned, tina, she has been duty
appointed, and has taken upon herfef the
trul of an adminitratrix on the eltate of
JOHN GAGE,
late of Portland, in the county of Cumberland,
fhoemaker ,deceafod,by giving bonds a the law
directs: she therefore requeits all Perions who
are indebted to the faid deceafed's eitate, to
make immediate payment; and thofe who
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the
fame to RACHEL GAGE
Caobsr, 81, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

real .ob,ect ard use Of this army l. i 20
oyer-awe the citizens, and render the Inlli
tary superior to tie civil authority II n
impossible that we are to be reGgee9 TO
such slayish situation. IVy
a YANKEE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05
Portland Circulating Library Rems1kd
S. PATEEN

.. Pa ZEN
INFORMS the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Portland and It's vicinity, that he has pur-
chafed the Portland Circulating Library Of Mess.
Erving and Poor, and that the Books are now
ready for Circulation from No. 10, Jones'-row,
Fifh-itreet. Thofe who have, and may become
readers flaid Library, may be alfured that no
eIerticA or ezpenfe will be fpared TO make it
as e1tenfvely entert4inrng and ufeful as poiIi-
bic, by adding to the preient number OF Vol
umes, (Which is about 1900 every new publi-
cation which may appear from time 10 time
The terms OF reading, as heretofore.
BOOK STORE.
JUST received, large afortment of Books
and Stationary {; among which are tie follow
ing articles, viz Large Bibles, from 10 20
dolls; Pocket do from doll IL and half
cts. 10 dolls. SO CTS. Common do. with
notes; Cruden's Concordance; BofweIls Life
of Johnfon; Mafa Term Reports; Shake
fpeare's Plays; World without Soul Hath
on's Meaiurer; Marmion's Eziles Of Siberia
Hiftory of the Bible; Walkers Dictionary
do. abridged; Flints Surveying; Aiufworthss
Latin Dictionary Browns Dictionary of The
Bible; Travels in Spain Trials Regiflers
for 1909; Pixies Spelling Book; Jerks De-
votisn, with great variety of Stationary.
LOTTERIES.
TICKETS, halves, quarters, and eighths, in
the Hatfield Bridge Lottery, 9Th Clals, now
drawing, The following Nos. are prizes Of
so dolls. viz. lo,5Ss, Io,554-Of 90 dolls.
1868, 1851, lO,5ss.
Tickets, halves, SC. in the Cd Clafs DixvilIe
Road Lottery, to commence drawing in Janu-
AIRY next Tickets rife to dolls. so cts on the
goth Dec. inst. The following are part oflhe
Prizes, viz. 5 of 500, 2 of 1000, and of 10000
dolls. be6des 100 of 60 and 90.
Tickets, halves, quarters, eighths, and tx
teenths, in Rhode Illaud Canal Lottery, TO draw
in January next. 5000 Tickets only, at %
dol s. each, and the following prizes, viz. | of
10000, Of 1000, Of 1000, % Of 500, rs
Of 800, 80 Of 200, 60 Of 100, 100 Of so, lo0
of 40, and $50 of go dollars
Portland Dec r, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
a IL perfons indebted to the Efate Of
"A THOMAS MINOT, late Of Portland,
decealsd. are hereby requelted 70 make mme-
diate payment 70 the iublcrlber, who Is duly
empowered to receive he fame, and to give
acquiitances "A fpeedy compliance with the
requea will prevent recourie TO meafures
that would create eIpenfe.
DANIEL TUCKER.
Perflra4 Dr. 81 sos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

Ferry j. Turce s. SCR.
Have itA received ard efcF fcr ialc, =
= = theii ltUrc,
NJ 6 M.Ee'~Rsr = hsl4as.l pat,
A general a,lonnenI OF
DRUGS IND JfELICINES.
Cafes of Surgeons lnnrumcnfr--a variety IN
9eeth luiirrments--s naes improved IIuG-
es for bai.uies; and .ail slorlmsht CT
GenHine Patent 15edianes.
They have kewife, variety Of Perfume.
osps-Waf5 balls Hair Powder--Por,-
aum-- Rouge Carmine-- Eece Powder
Honey water--Nllk Rofes--fotions. &c.
Together win a large afortmeut Of
DIE SIUEtS- uiz.
Canwood, NusgaIIs,
Ditto ground, Sugar Lead,
Futile, Roman vitriol,
Logwood, OH VitrioI,
Belt Nader, N'hife VitriCI,
Common Co., Indigo,
Redwood, Aqua Forts,
EngIifh Alum. Spirits Salts,
Copperas, SYanill Brown,
Woad, Spanfh White, sc.
Clothier's Jacks.
They keep csnliantly for lale an sf,rrnens az
LIQUORG-viz.
Real Cogniac Brandy,
Jamaica Spirits,
Madeira, !
LifboD, WINES,
Old Port, Of the 6rlt
Clafet, quality
Frontgnac
With an Allotment of CONFECTIONERY.
d5e-oD hard, 20 bbis. Mackersl,
iets Of Shocks and Heading,
Winter Strained Oh,
Vinegar per barrel, &c
-.s The above { Gods will / e fold very low
for cath or approved credit.
W Orders will be as well attended TO as
Perional application.
Portland, Desec76ey 'Os
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05
Commonwealth of MaFachufets.

IN SENATE, Nsv. I5fb, 1903.
ON the Petition sforefaid, Ordered, thar
the Petitioners caule an atteaed Copy OF theS
petition, with this order thereon, 10 be puo-
lifhed three weeks iucccilveIy ia the fochauf
Gazette, printed IN Portland, the Ian pub.ica-
ton 10 be thirty days, az leaf, before Tie lec-
ond Wednesday of the next t,lion Of The pref
emf General Court, that all perions interefltd
may then appear, and thew c4ufe Gf any they
have) why the prayer Of fed petition ihUu.d
nOc be granted.---Serf aoVsa fo, eapeayeats.
r. 6. OTIS, Py.idess.
" he RsnF W Rrs,gfafufiyt5, Ma. 9th, 1903.
Read and concurred.
TIMOTHY BICELow. Spsale.
TRUE cory,
Aa5e, N.coFFIN. ce,1 sfBe Sep4te.
Dec 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05
THOMAS Minor,

late of Portland, gentleman, deceaied, repre-.
tented infolvens, hereby give notice that a
further time OF three months from the Goth of
Oa. lat, has been allowed BY the HoA. San-
uel Freeman, Eiq. Jalge of Probate Of Wiiis,
&c, for the county of Cumberland 10 tbs
Creditors to fad eltate to bring IN, and prove
their claims which VIII he attended q on
the fecond Tuefday ef this and The letond
Tuelday Of the two next months, at the conn-
ting room of the fublcriber, from two to FIVE
o'clock, P. M.
DANIEL TUCKER, Cissm-h
Poytiaa Nc. 2, looS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

NOTICE IS hereby given thar the iuhfcri-
her has been duly appointed Executor az
the IaA will and eiuament Of
JAccB CHANDLER,s
ate Of Albany IN the county OF Oxford, de-.
CA. and has taken upou himfelf chat tr-ll
oy giving bond a the aw direc's-Ail pr,-
fcns having demands 81 the eta oftie fail
deceaItd are required exaihit the famr
AMI AL perions iu3eh.td 70 tae fad eaate a-s
called on q make Y: yInent 70
!. PHILEMON CHANDLER, Erarafss.
az al, SsfiaEGry q. 1sCs. fB5fY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

~ few barrels Of excellent
RUSSEIING AEPLES, eT*
for winter uie--cheap for cath,
Poyti1H4, Der. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05

THE CommiHioners appointed TO receive
and examine the claims Of the ieveral Gre
5;,or. "a thP e1ate of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-05
RECNTER
(Signed)

Mr.. Madison, in his letter to Gen
Armstrong, in May SOY, says, "there
are flroof8 that the West-India priva-
teers have, aHder color Of the edKcfs,
(French Berlin decree) COMMITTED
DEPREDATIoNs, which will constitute
Just claims Of redress from the French
Government ="