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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
New Portland, &c.

PURSUANT to an application made to me
by FIVE Of the Propri. sors OF the two
towufhips granted to the iufferers of Portland,
ftua.cd in the county of Kennebec, and lGe
ly incorporated by the names of New Posr-
LAND and FREEMAN, 90 hereby notify the
iaid Proprietors TO meet at my Office. on
Tuefday. the twenty eighth day of February
inf At three O'Clock in the afternoon, to at
ON the following articles, viz.
/. TO cheole Moderator.
2. To receive and allow accounts.
8. To fee if they will pay the taxes on the
lands of non-reiident proprielors IN fad towns.
4. To fee If they will excue from further
fervice any of their committee or other Officers
aud appoint others in their room.
5. TO do what they ihali fee it with ref
pea to the debts due to fad proprietsrs..
8. To determine what they viii have done
with the lots Of land now belonging TO them,
and alto with the trips or parcels of comncn
land. and with the public lots in faid towus--
and to ac thereon ~ they ihall judge proper.
7. To agree upon method OF calling fu-
turc meetings.
SAMUEL FREEMAN. Prep, ae,i.
F45. 40, 1909. Q3)
THE fubfcriher hereby gives public notice
to all concerned that he has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon himfelf the trust
Of an xdsainiltrator oa the e1ase of
SAMUEL wHlTMoRE,
late of Corham, in the county of Cumberland
gentleman, deceafed, by giving bond as the
law direets-fie therefore requefts all rerfon-
who are indebted to the iaid deceaieds effate
10 NJ Ike Immediate oayrieuf and tbofe who
have AM demands thereon 20 exhibit the
fame 10 JOEL WHIrMORE.
Fsb. o, 1869.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
Thomas Webner.

- E6PECTFULLY invites tkofe Of his cred
N itors who have no feeurify by attach
mant or otherwife. to iranfnnit their demands
to No. l2, U.iss Rfs,f, where the ben ar
rAngemenss within the compass Of his power
A.all be made for their fecuri,y.
A few accounts semAin open where the bal
anee 10 IN HE favor, to the adnAment Of
which The debtor - rsgusited to attend and
give fueh fecurisy a. eircamflancss will admir-.
Esk -. le0A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
VIM DUNNINo, jr. T. CIR.



AT legal meeting of the inhab-
itants Of the town Of Durham, in the
county Of Cumberland, on Monday
the 9th day Of February, A. n. 1909,
to fee if tie town would vote to adj
drefs the General Cour, Of this COM
monweal,h, and requsa them to take
every hencurablc and contributions.
meaiure to obtain removal Of our
prcfent commercial refriaions, and
a repeal Of the icveral embarao laws,
JsEab BWnbam, Efq. was chofen
Moderator-Voted, that a commit
tee be appointed to confider the fub-
iea, and report at the adjournment.
The town then appointed the Rev.
Jacob Herrick, JoIiah Burnham, and
John Convcrle, a committee for that
purpofe, and then adjourned till half
pait four in the afternoon. The
town met according to adjournment,
and the committee made their report,
in which were feyeral fpirited refo-
lutions, and an addrefs to the Gene
raj Court of this Commonwealth
Voted the icveral Revolutions, ac-
companied with the addrefs, be Ggn-
ed, and forwarded on by The Mode
rator and Town Clerk, to rhe Gen.
eral Court, without one officiating
vote. After fome obfervations, a
motion was made by DIR. John Con-
verie, to raiie a Committee of Safety,
to correfpond with the committees
Of the tcyeral towns. The town ac-
cordingly RATED committee coniit-
ing Of nine-
! JOSIAH BURNHAM.
| ATTEST,
ISAAC DAVIS, T. Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
Houfe at Auction.

20 be ela at Public Ye4due, on rED-
NESDAT, tie f4uenty. fcsnd day 9
February current, ar eieUea o'eIock
in The foreman,
A Convenient DWELLING HOUSE, two
Gories high, G,uated in Portland, on the
Lane leading from Fore freet, by Mr. KEEL
logs's meeting houfe, to Middle itreet. SAID
Houfe itands on land belonging 10 Mr.. Benia-
min Knight, and is part of the Riiaie of W;h.
lam w. Knight, late of Portland, cooper, de-,
ceafed.
Sale on the premifes by order of the Judge
of Probate. S. LONGFELLOW, qua.
A.t0yasy 10 AJminJe, at,is.
porfiasS Feb Ia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20

SleteJ " 1sEf IF Mr.. Elizabeth Rowe.
RELIGIOUS COMMUNICATIONS.
On fbe DiVisity # Chriit
o. Lsoiiqg unto Chriit f., Safvofioa.
SELECTIONS.
On Religion, CONTROVERSY. Wiafe,.
dP,aJer, Haat, 0tsls, and P,oVosations.
RIi.s u Living
FRAGMENTS.
Riigiu' S0iefio
h~t,aa fem Witherfpoon's Eesisfseiesi Ga,
aeevyqts.
A"eedsfes y ST. John.
REVIEW.
n Jsiet7ios # P(aim' and Hysn,, " VIM. En-
erfon, 4. M.
d.. Rees' cyeispe6s.
co.fif1fio", s"d eDosisfe S'sfsf" Of Aad0v~
theological Ls6itn'ion.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
OF /andry RshgiOas SOsiAiss.
RfViVai Of Rsiisios In Cenaet7icf
Extrass Of Letter, /,o~ Iadis, Se. Us.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
TAKE NOTICE. !

THE fubfcriber gives aotics that he 10 NM
= Ger the necefisy Of calling on all perfons
with whom he has uniettled accounts, TO call
and adult the fame on or before the FRI of
March next or he will BE compelled TO lodge
the demands Of fuch as are indebted TO him
with an Attorney.
Pe,iLssd, Feb 8. JOSHUA SHAW.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
REM0HAL,

CHARLES ROGERS begs leave 10 infornA
- his friead. and cuilorers that he has re-
moved 10 his fore under his dwelling houfe,
at the head of TfsorY5l- Hbs.E where he has
for fale SEAMENS CLOTHING. &c. and,
where the
TAlLORLNG BUSINESS
Is carried on at the lowell cafh prices.
BAH Perfons indebted to faid Rogers.
either by note or book account, are hereby
requeted TO call and lettle the fame ismeliafsiy.
if they with to fave expea:e.
Perfissd, Jss. 80. fs~)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
Real Efate-for fale.

FOR fAle on liberal terms. DWELLING.
: HOUSE, pleafantly ltuated on Free itress
IN complete repair, containing feven well I'm.
fined Rooms, convenient yard, wood houfe
barn, and good well of water. : For further
particulars inquire Of DANIEL COBB.
Porflssd, FEB. Is. sos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
NOTICE.

Is hereby given, that al perfous againit
whom the fubicriber has notes OF accounts
Of longer itanding than fi1 months. tina, un-
lels they ara adjuffeA before Monday next-
they viii be lodged with an Attorney for col.
kction. WILLIAM MLELLAN, JON.
E<k "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20

soiiS Napi. NS.ienlidn SuItis, Deija
min Dunning, Marlboro Sylveiter
and William Dunnine, jr. to tranf
nit an addrefs to our ilate Legislature
then adjourned one hour, after
which the following refolulions were
unanimously adopted
ReIsived, That it appears to be a
much more alarming crifis with the
United States of America, than at
any period during the revolutionary
war with Great Britain.
RsjGivelt, That the moral caufe OF
our national calamities, is our ma
tional fins but that the inffrumen-
tai caufe is, the prefant adminiltra-
ton forlaking the policy of 10, the
Wafhingtonian policy, and purifying
a blind and ruinous one.
Rejsfvsd, That we deem fome re-
cent laws Of Congrefs, fubyerGve of
the Contribution of the u. States,
& deitru0ive of our national rights
and liberty-among which, arc the
unlimited. permanent embargo law,
and supplementary acts, which I'M
conltitutional laws are to be enfor-
ced by military power.
Rsl6lpAi, That we are not to obey
q Magiitrate, ruling above a power
entrultcd to him.
RslSfved. That when rulers be-
come tyrants, they ceaie to be ru-
lers.
Rs@kved. That a breach of tru(t in
q ruler, or an attempt to enlarge
limited power, abfolvss fubjeas from
every bond of covenant.
Rejsived, That If the people quiz
city fubmit to Infringement upon
one part of the contribution, there is
danger of the fubverGon of the
whole and that the American land,
which has been an afylum for the
opprened, will BE- ovcrrun with ty-
ranny and defpo.ifm.
Rr(siued, That the enormous pow
ers velted in ono man, furnilAes rea-
ION to fufpeet, that a monarchical
is contemplated.
Resfved, That we hold in high
eltimation the Minority in Congrefs,
who have exerted themfelves in fup-
port Of our conltitu,ional rights
may their memory live. while the
names OF different Description rot.
And whereas we defpAir of re-
drefs of grievances from Congress,
(having heretofore fought for il from
that body)-therefore
Rejoived, That refpeetfu) addrcfs
be tranfmitted, in the name Of this
town, TO the General Court Of this
Commonwealth, (now in feilon)
praying that Honorable Body to
adont fueh r.~tures as In their vic
dom they may deem exped,ent for
the public welfare
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
Edward Howe,

Ns. 4. Tnsomts BsisTser,
Il Hsps eonaansiy for falr, complete az
N TORMENT OF
U.obs5&sy, PAPER Hsngings q Lott
ing GLags5,
with which the public may be accommodated
on the moi Reasonable terms.
lie continues 20 execute the UPHOLSTE-
RY BUSINESS in its various branches, al
ufuaL Alto
For fale as above, a few bbls. excellent
kuDsffing and Pispen AppAes,
for winter ue cheap for Cath
ps,fys.d ia e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
D.igiUal egiatrllany.
FOR THE GAzETTE.

sry and Political Retailer"
at is inpoilble for US, who live
in the latter ages Of the world, Il
make oblsryations in criticiln, NOR
alify, OF any art OF fcience, which
have not teen touched upon by 9th
ers; we have lutte ellie left Us, but
to reprrfent the common isnfe of
mankind, in more itrong, more beau
titul, or more uncommon light
Spectator, No. 253.
So it Teens our Governor protein.
thought, by conveying his ideas in an
/" uncommon light" However we
know not that he is to be credited
for his megagizins fsile. He feems
to have very faithfully patterned af-
ter his great prototype 1bomas JET.
,srEn, Prince of the Cave, whole
fentiments were never clothed with
tie old fafhioned language of the
days Of Wilmington, bur was always
bundled up in lone odd, or i" UNI
common garb. But we believe his
Excellency profsm. is to have the
praife Of introducing this eppagn&fory,
abiureafory, pbi!5-a,ai-a.:fj7icai lyle
in.o the executive cloiet of this Rate.
Place it to his credit, if you pleafe.
For the excrcife Of fshool-boys, 6
or & years Of age. VIC make the fol-
lowing extracts. rrqueiting the r:a.
der, for correct visw of them, to
recur TO his Excel.ency's lac Speech
to the Legislature, from which they
are taken.
!" The known patriotifm of the
people of MaHachuIests. is pledge
for the difplay Of fbslf virtuq."
/" Would nor (aeb an achieve
ment = Vbaf achievement (!
The aggregate of our wrongs
kave been great indeed"
!" Although our commercial infer
cougls and national d5eucf--n,' &c,
/" A balanced govfynm.nt and its
aathorities-if 70 fate. &c.
"It was not to have been expect
ed thar the United States could be
exempted from dJaaerf. when caui-
es were in operation, which have M
VOWED half the world in the great.
en-
/" VIII not fh,ngbtfakusfi, in the
language of our departed Patriot,
fsoauu indignantly :"
:" Can thele epfgfrs zvj6 them to
be abandoned, and a jnrrendtr OF the
government, into their hands T.
/" Would they with to break thofe
w,uvn uu,,S an ~ uE common
centre. dspsGt for the publiek," &c.
3 Bufetting the deltrudion rhrea-
tened t,om tho deep, cogyG9 with the
claudf cb5ve." This fenteuce is in
character. ais like our adminiIfra.
.iou's fighting our enemies upon the
ocean. BY fleeing totbs masntaini. lis
alto Gmilar to J. Q. Adasu's "coun-
Ter ita.cment from the other Gde."
s1is 6ne thing TO know 70 much,
that one can FAY nothing as it ought
70 be faid. It fhows ones great
larain
Edge of precipice," and "ex-
sremity of its exit" are bold exprel-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
10 LET.

THE Dwelling Houfs fiuaied in Middle
Street, lately occupied by MIR THomAs
wrssrrs.--lt 10 . good iituaiion for, and can
be improved - Store and Attorneys OF
ses-Apply at No IL Union Wharf
F<b. -. 1904
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
fNOpIHT

SUBsCRlP TONS for "YJe Psn,pfg AT
M,5ioaa,y Msgssinf United "a valuable col
'eetion of religious pieces, publiihed mon:hy.
Prize 20 etrtf) are received at the Office of Sam
rel r,es-n, E!q. in Portland, where former
lubicribers may receive future numbers.
CONTENTS
Of Ma, f,e Jansasy, 1909.
BIOGRAPHY.
Sies5 + he iye sffb. Rev, iiaac Watts, o. o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
Rhode.Ifland Coal Lottery.

1900 Tiekess only, and the prizes fubastf
70 NO deduetion.
A few Tickets Sc. in this and nxville Lot
terry ssss d,sss;sg, for fac at S. Patterns
Lottery otice. No 10 Jopss Row, yilh -isess.
Es6 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
William GoGdard,

William Coddard,
HAS received by fhips Globe and Hannah
1 1 from liverpool, an addition to his flock of
Hard-Ware Goods,
Which are offer ID for fale on the moff favora
BILE terms, by wiolefale or retail.
Portland, Ne, z. 01)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
h.. Greely & Co.

Have fsr Gk,
n UNI, Brandy, Sugar, II, fon, Young Hy.
a fou, Hyfon Skin and Souchong Tea
Tobacco. Pork, &c. FS.e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
List NOTICEy

NOTICE rs hereby given to thofe psrfons
4 who are indebted to the eitAie of STE
PHEN FOSTER, late of Bradford, deceAied,
either by note OF hand or account, thar un.
lefs they make payment to the iubfcriber on
or before the Goth ina. they will be lodged
with Mefirs Hspiias Il Hsfaalf for collection.
STEPHEN 70, ..lR, dl~isyayaie,.
Po,jIsrd. Feb g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20

DAY 4 lLSLEY,
WAN [ to Purchafe 3ooo bufhels
Of HOUSE-ASHES for
which Cath will be paid.
FL @, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
Elipllalet Smith,

I : REMOVED to 7Ttesrgi', taild;sst, HIM.
.seea-where he has for fac a peaerai
a1orsment of FhCT0Rf- COTTON 1,dRN
CLOTH Il BEDIICkING. --O.her goods
as ufual. t9w) Gan. z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
To LEI.

TWO Chambers fiuated in Court Street..
1 convenient tenemanf for fmall familys
Apply 20 JOHN PHILLIPS.
Psshssf. yss. sos 40
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20

NNyE the fubicribefs being appoint; cd by tho
w Hon. Siias Lee, Judge Of Probate for
county Of Lincoln commifionsrs to receive
aud examine the claims of the feveral credit
ora TO the eftate Of
SAMUEL WOODWARD, JUN.
late Of Briftoi, deeea(ed, Represented iniolvenf.
and forr mooths being allowed fzid creditors
to bring in and iupport their claims, do here
by give notice tina, We will attend the brhnsU
OF our appointment at the dwelling houie Of
4. Huaons, Eiqt in iaid Briflo, on Mond.y
the 18th day OF February next, and the fccoN
Monday in the three following months, from
one O'Clock +. NJ. till five do.
VIM CHAMBERLAIN,
JAMES DRUMMOND. JUN.
P,ifoL Vas 81, 1900. (F,3l
XAJE the fubteribers being appointed by the
w Hon Siias Lee, Figure, Judge of Pro.
bate for the county OF Lincoln. Commiihon-
ers 10 receive and examine the claims OF the
feveral creditors to the ena,e OF
wsLTER MALoHEY,
late of Warren. in faia county of Lincoln, de.
ceafed--fiK months are allowed the creditors
to bring in and prove their debts The fub-
fcrihers will attend to the fAid builnefs an ne
dwelling houle Of Mr. jeae Faye, in Warren.
on the irit and Ian Tueidsy in April, FROM
two TO fix o'clock, M
JAMES W. HEAD,
EDMUND BUXTON, e'm"D's"
War5@, Jss. :, 1909. "a go
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
M~ u 7ppet,,
A. Gheever d Co.


Lave RE NOPE from their former hand
= : to the ftore nearly oppoG,e, formerly oc.
cupiec by ~. p. Pse,J No. /. Uaiss- Pozv. where
is for fale, a large aud elegan, saormens, man
ufaetured under their own iulpettion and
warranted free from damage They eoniit
of every kind falhionable and u..ful, and
will be fold cheaper than can Be purchaied
eIfewhere in the Diitrict of Maine. al retail.
at wholefale, Is low as can be purehaied N
Bolton.
HATS, they have of their own manufae-
turing, of every kind, which will be fold and
warrants 4 to give the pvrchafer iat;sfaefion.
Hontehold Furniture.
New Beds and Bedfteads, with variety of
Patlour and Kitchen Furniture.
s5- Cafh given for hating s. fhipping Furr..
Portland Jan. 50 (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20

NOTICE /!
THE fubfcrber being about to elofe buzz
nsis IN this place, requens all ,hoie with
whom he has uniettled accouars 10 call and
have them adjuited and all ihole indebted
~ make immediate payment.
NEHEMIAH CRAM
Ps'fisnd, Jn. go. (sw)
M B. The fubfcriber offers the remaining
part of his iiock, eonfilfing of ". Z. Good U
Gyasris, At reduced prices tor caih only.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20

WANTED TO PURCHASE,
A new Mich COW.-Inquire OF
the Printer. FEB. 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20
Wanted TO Contract for

"A QUANTITY Of White Pine lIMBER,
fuffisient to make 200 600 feet, board
meafnre 10 be delivered in Portland by the
iarh day Of March next, for which a gener-
Qua price will be given.
pIMgssIoNs.
~ inch fqusre ~ e. long
4 lfby 81 do.
4 inch plank, i3t 81 f.. long
q rs. 81 * 95 do,
ELIJAH ELDER.
No, s3, Lsrg W5s.f PorfiaaI Ieb c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-20

TO BE LET,
EALF of a convenient DWELLING
IA HOUSE, fi'uated in Free Greet, on lea'
fonable terms.-- Enquire of
WILLIAM GODDARD.
Postkssd, Nog. y. Uf3
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21
- admiral Nelson,

A BEAUTIFUL dark bny, Is hands
4 Ahigh, full of strength, health & vigor.
and inferior 10 no horse either for speed or,
bottom, of fine bone and muscle. This
horse was purchased by me when in Lon
don OF Lord Grosvenor, he was then in
training viii stand the ensuing season at
Sandy Poinf, Charles City country. The
scarcity of money induces the subscriber
to let h,m cover mares this season at 10
dollars the single leap, 40 dollars the sea-
son, thirty dollars TO insur,fa mare in
foai, the insurance money to be paid by
the gentleman who insured If changed, the
season money may be discharged by the
pament of fifteen dollars by the tenth of
August, at which time the season will ex-
pre-, with half dollar to- the groom for
each mare. Large and extensive pastur.
age ct the best white clover gratis the
gratest care and attention paid The mares,
but will not be answerabie for accidents
or escapes This horse has not run many
races, but his performance Will sufiicis nr,y
justify the opinion of Lord Groyennor s.
his Son, who certify that they consider him
the best ,hr, c year old hore in England.
and challenging any year old, winch Was
not accepted.
In October 1898, at New Market, he
won sweepstake of 140o guineas, Ia suo-
scribers, at 200 guineas each, halt forfeit,
colts carrying s stone Bib. FLIES 8 stone.
beating Sr Harry, Mr.. Cookson's b. C. by
SIR Peter, MIR. Perrn's b. Yong Iavelin.
SIR Francis Sandish's CHI. c. Split Pigeon
= 5 TO against Admiral Nelson, To 4 a.
ganst Sir Harry, 10 against Spdt Pi-
geon, and 10 to against Young Javelin.
J. In 1899 he won a swe. p.take oil 16Oe
guneas, IA subscribers at 200 guneas each,
beating Loid Egremont's b. by Precep-
tor, out Of Boo Tail, Mr.. Perrin's ID. c.
Jdvelin, and MIR Goding's Boaster. s to
on Admiral Nelson. In 1900 he got SO
much injured IN his practice that he dad
no, come on the urfagsin until 1908, when
he won purse OF 50pounds, mile h ats,
beating several fine norses. .. Sc sporting
Mlgizine for this year.
PEDIGREE.
ADMIRAL NELSON WIS bred bv
10 d Grosvendr, got W John Bull aud fo-i-
ed in 1875 lis dam Olivia, by Justice
her, dam CIPHER by Squirrel out of Frib-
ble's dam, by Regu u.s.. See suppl mcnt To
the Sud BIZ X. page rs.
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT.
NJ. 3. Noes for the tWruty dollar
must be sent with the mares
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21
For sale or Rent,

a N elighe situation for \ Tavern and Store.
IAsuoated IL miles above Manshrster on the
Buckingham road Known by the name &c Hais-
Borough the survey con aims LA acres, wi,h a
good dive ling house, store house and out house,.
for terms apply TO
Jacob Fackler.
Richmond 1, Ian. 1909. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-21
THE IMPORTED HORSE
AAX P A Y l.,

vou,sslJ s. Paul. is a beau,ifs! sor,ei, rs hands
ioshss high. remarkable for his eegIace,
beauty. strength and nae bone,
"ILL STAND the ensuining season at pny
w plantation. in Powhstau county, on JsInes
RIVER, miles above the MaRaki, Town ferry,
and about the same distance below Iu3e's terry
10 cover mares az twenty Eve dollars ;he SEA ION,
bat may be discharged by the payment Of eieh.
teen dollars. or the price Of eighteen bushels Of
wheat ~ Dover mill in CeochiAnd county, If paid
by tse FRS, day Of December next, with half a
dollar 70 the groom. As good and exte nsive pas
turass "a any iu Yi-ginia, gratis and mases fed
with com AZ the market price, il the money il
sent with them and ihr greatest as,enisn paid
TO the mares but liasli fos escapes on other
accidents. The season will rmencc rhe arst
DAY OF March, and end the first s,ay Of Augu I.
This Beautiful horse PAM, wa, raised by the
P,inee OF Wales, and got By his horse Saltrau.
who was got by S'Ke lyr Eclipse, his dam vi
rago, by Snap; Pants dam PURITY, was got BY
Ma'ehem; her dam the Old Ssuirt mare. of a,
great fame as any mare in the Kingdom Paul's
coils a's equal TO any in Virginia, and he ia q
sure foal getter. Several of his coils may be
seea az his stnnd
Ixo's Har,is, Jr. AfiYwocd.
fowha'an county, Feb.
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Duke Fl. A'han's prodigs,, S ve,r. o,s
stone IL lbs. two years old, Course 100
guineas.
May IL. The JockY Club Plat. of 3.
guineas, Tor horse, hs piopsrv of ur,p
bers, years old, z s,one = ID. ys.,.
old, sione 3 lbs. s years cd s.one .
lbs. and aged, 9 stone II lbs. q mil.
fsflong and 1873 yads.
Mr. Lakes Nymphna, BY ecu,
~, four years old,
Gen. Gowas's Felipe, by Wits.
key, aged, 2
Lord saekvill.'. prospero, by
Whisk ,, aged,
Lord Low hers's Brown Horse,
Lot. years old,
Lord Foley's Captain Ab-elute.
by John Bull, aged,
Ascot Heath. June -. SvseD Stak- os
80 guineas each, 20 forfeit, foe two wear
old colts, stone lbs. fi!iies, Q s.on.
lbs. half m le.
II. X. n. the Duke Of York's
Silveimpre by Gouy. -
MI. Fa'mei's b. FilJy, sisterto
Bantam, by Go',anna, 2
Mr. Embien's Miss Sc. ding By
Toter'dgc, q lbs. extra,)
M Ladb oke's sis er to Elceti.
on, who won the Derby Stakes IN
1907,
The season will commence on The LIST
OF March, and end The lst of August.
ARCHIBALD BRAECH.
Feb. 20 h 1909 xs
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| 10y virtue OF deed of trust executed
Alto the subscribers by the trustee of
TIE estate If Elizabeth Mary Ann NJ.
brock nc, to secure the payment of IN /.
sum of 27o, with interest thereon from
The 2oh Of November, 1908, being the
hrst inNaiment due from the said estate
10 William Cheaiham; will BE- SOLD.
TO the highest bidder, for ready y, u,
Aachsrish Brooks's tavern, in The town
OF Manchester, on Friday the "a h DIV Of
May next, four hundred and eighty pine
acres OF LAND, or so much thereof as
WI be sufficient to pay the aforesaid sum
Of 40 and the I'M crest thereon. Til.
sb1ve mentioned land lies in the county
OF Chesterfield, about eight miles from
The town of Manchester, and part there
OF was formerly Of the AmpihlH tract of
land The d ed trust is Of record in
the County Court o Chesterfield, end The
subscribers will convey to the purchaser
the t'le only which they have received by
that deed.
DANIEL GORDON,
JOHN BRANCH,
SURVIVING Trustees.
ApriI 18TH, 1909. tbs.