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July T..
A GREAT BARGAIN.

/.
THE subscriber wishing to remove to the.
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, IL miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George, Town fer
ny, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 40 acres, on ,whichls conve--
nient dwelling house, large enough for gen,
iteel family, together with all the outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly so an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with,
different other fruit trees, proportion ofim-.
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application to Mr. JOHN DuLIN, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
| misses.
E. Dulin.
&c
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June =
Bank Of Alexandra,

july 8, 1909,
NOTICE is herf5y give' 10 tic stock
holders oftbe Bank of alexandria, thai
a dividend If three. ard q half per cert. on
the capital stock of said Bank for the hal.
wear ending ibis day, is declared, and vii
be ready 10 be paid to them On hursday
the 9th instant
BY order Of the President and Directors,
sGuRDEN CHAPLIN. CASHIER
July 3--A- soaW
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FOR SALE,
New Publications,

FOR SALE
fit COTTON g S7,EW.dR7's Bookstore.
CRANCH's Reports, volumes.
Hening and Mumford's Reports.
Supden's Law of Vendors and PurchaserH
of Estates.
East's Reports volume 9.
Laws on Pleading
American Pleader's Assistant.
Harrison's Chanaery Reports.
Roberts on Frauds.
Woodward on Executive.
Hungarian Brothers, a novel, ~ Miss For"
ter.
Thaddeus Of Warsaw, dc. by Miss Pore
ter.
Patriotic Sketches. of ireland, by Miss Owa
enson.
Georges and Bees, by R Southeby.
Elizabeth. or Exiles of Siberia, by Mrss
Coffin.
Griffith Abbey, by Mrs. Mathews.
JuGe Is.
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RUNAWAYS.

Rtnazpqy from the plantation oflNr. Uisfam
Eay, near the Stone Bridge in FREDERICK
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ROBERT GRAY.
HAS JusT RECEIVED
The following new Songs

SET TO MUSIC
The Lay OF Love, written by ]. L. Lewis,
Eq The music composed by DR.. J. Clarke.
rice IS cents.
Inc Home OF my Heart, Ballad, sung
NJ ineledan' and composed by MIR, +.
|rslps. Frice IS cents.
lSice Forward, favorite Cotillion, "a
p'sa to the new song of No, no, no, it
nsae 50. Price IS cents.
.M DAYS that are gone, Ballad, with an
ssu s . for the plane forte, compo-
W Ut. Clarke. Price 81 ID cents.
y BEAUTIFUL Butterfly, burnt in bal
1m. Price 10 IL cnts.
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John Hay.
July H..
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PUBLIC AUClIO

To be Sold at publ auction, at NQrthum-
berlaad court house, in the county OF Nor
cumberland, ard state Of Virginia, on
TUESDAY, the fifth day OF oepte nicer
next, a, eleven O'Clock, in the forenoon
rive contiguous Plantations,
4,,.uot;1, ser TO about 27Q0 &c, 5,
CITUATr. Oh the river Potpmac, aiia
~ within a,o.. three miles OF ne court
house. asse estates formerly ocionsed 70
Psesiey Th3ynt5u, Esq. and arc the same on
which he lived They have 'i<-Ver teen seen
by either Of the subscribers but 1t is undef-
stool, taat about 700 acres OF them are as
valuable low grounds as any on the RIVER, ana
a considerable part thereof heavily timpered
The nplands consist OF about SOC acres, and
the whole is we'll calculated .ortne production
OF corn, wheat, tobacco, timothy, and sinGi
grain of all kinds, in great abun'ishce' rs
waters are said to abound with excellent
fish, oysters, and wild fowl he water carr
r;age is easy and convenient TO Norfolk, ba-
t;more, Alexandria, and the city OF Wash
layton; and as these estates possess sewers
good mi seats, with an abundance OF water
and plentiful supply Of timber, sthey must
be very valuable.
The premises will be shewp to persons IN
clning to purchase, by Col. james Moore,
WIZ. lives on them, or by Samuel BlackzueH
sd who lives near to them; and the terms
of pavment may DC known sufficient umf
before the sale, by applying to either OF them,
or TO the subscriber in the city of Phiiadcl-
phia ,,ro
Iune -iei dts
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PUBLIC SALE

DURSUANTt to decree of the honorable
the United States Circuit Court OF the
District of Columbia, for the County OF Alex.
andria, will be sold at public auction on Sa-
turday the 22l day Of July next, a LOl or
half acre of ground, the property OF the re-
representatives. of B artholemew cambridge de-
ceased situate on Cameron and Pitt streets III
the tcwn of Alexandria, and fronting the
square of ground ON which Mr.. Cations city
hotel is situate. There is on the premises
commodious framed dwelling hosse and large
carpenters shop, Of good oak materials, the
Ground is laid off into seven building lots,
on Cameron street, from 81 to so feet 'front.'
and running back 100 feet to Is test alley
and three lots or Pitt street, q teet front,
running back loe feet to IS feet alley
TIE terms of sale will be--One fourth
cash,s thelrcsidue payable in SO & 9months
Negotiable notes with approved en'orsers
will be required. The sale to commence at
the coffee house in Alexandra, at O'Clock
in the afternoon A plat of the lots may be
seen on application at the clerks otfl'e,
Thomas S1va71n,
George Dsnease.
Commissioners.
June %. ats
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TO SELL,

Or Exchange for Weaern Lands,
A tract of Land in Fairfax countys
Containing about 400 acres, situated with-.
in l8 miles Of alexandra and the City ct
Washington.
Tho's Sanglter.
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RftnQ7UFB from inc 1ltaHtobfoH " IVY. ~ Fts""'
Hay, near the Stone Bridge IN FREDERICK
Connty,
Two likely Mulatto Boys.
BILLY, the eldest, is between Is and l6
years of age, a bright mulatto, well grown
for his years, lis hair black and lately cut IN
the fashion, slender made, but sprlghtly and
active. CAMDEN is a dark n.uiatto, his
hair rather inclinedto cur, and lately cut also
in the same manner as Biily's; wei set, and
when walking has his eyes turned towards the
ground, as if looking for something about
IA years of age A LIBERAL reward viii be
paid for apprehending the said boys and Sc
curing them in any Jail within this common
wealth, and giving information of the same
to Nj. Wiiiam Hay OF Richmond, or the
subscriber, living near the Stone Bridge, Ere
derrick county.
John Hay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
Grin ADVERTISEMENT.

| To The Honsarab.e tie Senate and the
! Honorable NE Hosfs Of Rsp,fff'fafiOe', Of n'
Ca.suoapoelht IF ldeGi.t~sia,i IA Gs~e'sI c'"'
+ eG.mbhJ,
HumBLY sHEws,
Z BEN pREBlE, of B. aas, in the County OF
4. Sy6,.X, merchant, that in the yea. enc
thoufAnd fevea hundred and hxty hive, ms
father, JspIDIan psrsls, late OF P"'Hs"d Ii.
uhire, decesfed, was proprietor OF lot OF
Land. Il uate in Middle -itr.et, in land Portland.
and lometime afterwards fad JEDioIAH Tod
the fame TO his fon JEpIDIAa PsRsLE, Jun.
who fold TO JosspH BARsoyR, part OF iaId
LOT of land, (being the eaawardly part thereof
a. reprelented in the plan herewith preienied.)
In the year 1881, the faid 1sfidisb P''6lt, sen.
intended to convey to your petitioner the rei-
idue of laid lot of land, lalio deicrioed on the
pIanl, but the penon employed to make the
conveyance. did not def.rIbe laid reudue, out
referred for Description 10 the deed oil hr
fbs< cosirvis, aud to that OF hn,gef, to iaid
7xssxaJ. Senior, when, in fAet, pari OF the
ia.d. in thole deeds defcribed, was the ian,e
which had been by the fad Jeaiiiss, JUNIOR,
conveyed 10 faid bs,LOs as aforelaid. This
m;l.ate was not then Uncovered, aud the fad
ESes. went into po1eiiion Of the land intend
ed 10 have been conveyed, and has been IN
ooGeflioa thereof ever face. The m.tAks
ha, been very lately discovered, an COME
ouence If an inveitigation of title, oy per-
ION Who intended ~ purchsie from him. ihe
fa;d Ebes furthe, reprelents, That the and 10
conveyed, by laid JediAab, Junior, to lad Dsr-
bou,. aud which fad Bart1sr, aud taole elAim-
ing under him poiie.s, has been bun np~n,
and has become very valuable, aud inueh
more 10 than that part of the land winch tue
faid E en- ha, been conltantly IN poiieiiion OF,
and which was intended 10 have been convey
ed to him by faid fsiiiiab, Senior ihe 'a'o
EJes further repreieno, That he cannot now
have HI, title to faid land, which was 10 inten-
ded to be conveyed to bum. perfected by deed
oecaufe the fzid JsGis5, Senior, died, leaving
pumerou, defendants, .on,' ii whom are IN
Esvopr. and Tome in the iouthern states, and
-iome OF whom are minors; and that although
the deed which his father gave him OF the
faue land which had been prevIouily convey
ed 10 fald 30, Sor, was recorded before the
deed TO B,,b.y was recorded, and although
thereby the legal eliate IS ve!ted IN HIM, yet
neither YOUR petitioner nor tl.e fad Jedidaab,
had any intention 10 have fuch ellate velted
in the Wherefore the faid Ebes
prays, tina, . relolve may be paaed confirming
his title to the land which the laid Jsfidisb'
Senior, intended to convey to your petitioner
provided he iliall releafe all right and title 10
the lands which the faid 1sliidiab, Senior, con-
veyed to his fon Jsdiliab, Junior, who con
EBEN PREELE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
PORTLAND ACADEJf1c

yXyHEREAs, MIR DAVIS has declined any
w further engagement in the academy az
;er the expiration OF the prelent quarter, the
Trultees give notice, that on the firft Of AprIi
next the Rev. WILLIAM CRtoo will take
charge of the Inftilution As Precep,os
1hofe who win to place their children or
wards under bis iuitrntfion are rcquelted to
make Application to the Hon. sAn5sL FAT
MAN, Eiq. as heretofore.
1uiiiop, four dollars per quarter. Females
will be admitted as formerly; and if a lufii-
cieut number fhould ,ffer, Prseeptrels will
be procured to take charge ofcerialn brAnche,
of their education, in feserate apar,men, os
the Academy
BY order Of the Board of Truflers.
ELIJAH KELLOGG, :, oGsssf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
Day & llney,


A RE about fettling their prefens ise OF bu-
"A lineis, offer for fale the remaining part
of their flock on hand-conli Ting OF tihds.
of Rum-plpes Of Brandy and Gin-Madeirs,
Cherry, Lifbon and Port Wine-hhds. barrels
and bags of sugn-bags and barrels of Coffee
--chelts Of Tea-2o cafks Rum - 10 bags
Pepper--cak of aiforted Nails quantity a
the befi of Cheefe-barres of Buueg--fiogs
Lard-.2e barrels -Raifns-Currants--
Almonds-s OF different kinds-ioo gi.i
cafes--so Densjohns-z few crates of aiiort'
ed white Ware-3oOo gallons Of Vinegar
Allum-l -Brimitone- Indigo, &C.
Many other articles, all which will be fold
at dilcount from the coa, ON a generous
credit for approved No,es-Any perfon
willing to purchafe the whole, or part may
meet with good bsrgain.-No goods will be
fold in the Rore by retail except for cath only
Unleis faid goods are fold on or before the
10th Of next month they will then. Be 6ii at
dse7iss. Also
90 kegs of Butter, put up in chipping order
$4,000 lbs. brown Soap. Ms,sb IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
For S1IE.

A FARM in Cape Ehsabesb, containing a
4 bout sc acres Of land, well watered. ard
cutting 90 tons Engliiff and iome iali hay s11
having thereon TWO tory brick Dwelling
Houie, Barn S. by -, well tiished, and
other out houfes Th, Farm is very s!ealani.
ly i,uated, having complete view I the
Town and Harbor Of Portland; II IS sllo coa-
nected with the waters @ Fore liver IA
within half mile Of the contemplated 4 ioge
to Malzms Neck. Terms will be lsbefs :.
For further particulars, inquire of
NATHANIEL FkEEMAS.
Csfs. kissbefb, Mud 6, 1909. (d)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20

ard honor;" becaufs they have ad
yocated an Embargo fyitem which
its authors are Obliged to abandon
with ihame without efeeting lin
gle Object for which they pretended
it was impofed Alas ! to what pitt
able depths will NOT party fpirit and
party defpair defend Gent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
GsieecRanv.

Z 4le Ed.tr q the I'orfhind Gazette


sIR-On pefuling the Esltern Argus d
1rhf February. | WAS tarpriied TO oblerve
= ,nis0aten.nt Of facts IN that paper, relating
- town meeting in Woolwieh, holden the
S,b da, of faid month. Although am not
,aiiuencea by auy party tP'rn, tinnS IT dp-
~ ,ncu.uL.nt On me, to Iee.'iy ,hat ni'i'a'e'
ynent. :. :,
A vary fevere f,iow form, prevented a full
meeting OF he inhabit ants on thai gay. l"en-
~ Tx freeholdefs only, met. 1hes alter choo-
tiop moderator, and committee OF live, the
meeting was adjourned for a ihort time at
Abe .soiraton IF which, they nset again, and
the committee made their report, by produ-
eng fomc reioives, elpreflige Of their feelings
on the prefenr alarming and diitreiled itua-
ron of the country, and the cauies which pro-
duced them-Alio petition to the l.egiiia.
lure OF his Commonwealth, praying for re-
.!rels OF grievances. after iome obfe, vations
On the RECEIVES, by refpttsab gentleman on
the oppoiile fde, they were accep. ed, with the
-rcep,,on only OF four d1enting votes. The
votes ia .ayor of the petition were unanim-
Jus.
lhe feafon wa. Considered too far advanced
10 sd nit OF a5iourning TO future day. As the
l.eo,lsme had been Tome lime IN icihon.
lhc 10, egoing is true ftnencnt of the
proceedings on that de II the editor of the
A.sa. fhould doubt the veracity of the iub
fcr.pef, he is at Liberty to iatisfy hinielf and
,hs pahiis, by applying TO the moderator Of
fad insei,ag.
Ian RESPECTFULLY yours,
M-R -, 7osrn (Ie,A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
Comnrsn., ..aLtb sf Magrcbsftts.

Comni5u.r raltb IF MdgrcbyJftts.
In the Houfe of Representatives., March l,
1909.
ON the petition aforefaid. Ordered, that the
petitioner cauie an attefed copy OF his petit
ton, with this order thereon, TO De pubiiihed
in the Nezs Esgiosd Palladium and Per.ia~d Ga
rsits, three weeks fucceliively; the lait publi-
cation to be twenty day. at leaf, before the
fecond Wednesday of tbe irlt FELTON, Of the
next General Court, that all perfous interelied
may then appear end nrw caufe, il any they
have. why The prayer of faid petition hould
no, be granted .s
s.1 W fs' eesss,,eso
TIMOTHY BiCELOW, Speaker.
In Senate, March /, 1909
R.sj and eesasrrsd
IL G. OTIS. P,sids~s.,
h,s<afy-
Attel}, N. Cosrrk, Cisykof fbs Senate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20

In this work the compiler has preicnted
connected view Of the Common Law (isclu-
ding the reported oecilions o. oar Suprenss
judicial Court,) and the Statutes q this Com.
monwealtb The fuhjeets treated of are fueh
only As have dire6 and immst'sse sppsscss
ton to the jur,fprudcnce of Maaaehuiefts..
Jhefe subjeets are collected under appropriate
titles and thefe titles are arranged in an al
phabe .icAl ferries. sur
That fuch fyaen, il well executed, 10 -
dsjiI<.sss~. will not De denied, Our Statutes
will thereby be rendered not only more ac-
ce1ibs to the practitioner, but ALTO more AZ
reezble TO the inqniries Of the itudent.
But there IL, perhaps, no. portion of the
community who will reap fuch eGental advan.
tages from work of this kind - JvsrIcEs OF
rnr PrAcr Thefe maginrates have neither
the leifurc nor the inclination to perule the
eIpeaLye aad bulky volumes of a law library;
the coniequsace 10, that many of them labor
under en,barra Ginent in deciding cafes, not in
any manner dilispguiihsd either for their no.
veify or intricacy IL Is therefore confidently
believed, that this uiefui olaf. of magiflraes
will purchafe work calculated TO facilitate a
knowledge OF the various and important du-
tie. incident TO their office.
IL Is ALTO hoped thai this work may he
found to be not unworthy place an the Ii
brary of the private gentleman.
1t will be compriied in octave volumes of
about 4co pages each
1t will be printed on handfome paper, with
a good type. a.z...... -
Il will be publilred periodically. in num-
bers each number OF half volume to conhll
Of at leaf 200 pages TO be delivered to fub-
fcIibers, in boards, Al one dollar and feventy
FIVE cents number: To non fublcribers the
prize will be two dollars and twenty FIVE cents
anumber.
The work IL already in fuch forwardnefs
that the pub1aers hope they will be able to
preient the public with number every three
months, until the publication is completed
tr A fpeeimen Of the work maybe feeu at
the Book, SroRx Of
ISAAC ADAMS,
Ne ,. FJ1 Ssyri--P o.fissS,
where fubfcrpiioas for this work are received.
Mtycb IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
A FARM FOR SALE,

TN the town Of Falmouth, in the county Of
= Cumberland, coni,.ting of one hundred and
five acres Of and, Of which thirty is Interval,
aud lying on preiumpfcot River. aud FIVE
miles from the town Of Portland, and ON the
poit road hat leads from Portland to augulta,
and into many Of the back towns Said farm
is conveniently d,uated for Public Hou'e
with, large two liory Houl- aud Barn, with
our hou!es. The ioh of iaid farm is inferior
to none.
djs--ln faid town, a Weed Lot, contain.
ing 60 acres.-inquiie of
OLIVER wiNsLow.
03 ". n.f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
ISAAC ADAMS.
NEW Law BOOK.

10 f5e Geass1nen Of fbe Bar, and J1t-
tires eftk Peace.
I " the Prefs and will neat week be pub ifhed
by MuNRoE. FRANCIS & PARKER,
II rhe
Sisispe,s Beoi-sis,e, Ne. 4, Corabi1, Bsas~,
Part |. of Vol I. ofa new work entitled,
s. n Compendium and Dgggf
of the Laws of NJ .iachuferts.
BY WILLIAM CnAntks WHIrr,
Coussellor az Law.
9 lNi,ess assoisss 81, wi ;n s.f psgsm, sS isss-
k.ss."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
FoR s 4LT.

A ONE Story DWELLING HOUSE. with
A. i've Rooms completely hniil,ed on the
lower floor, and one in the chamber, togeth
err with the lot of land IL ffands on witt an ex !.
eelcnt well of water fituated on Cumberland
fireet, occupied By John Light For further
particulars apply To OLIVER EVERETT
Pssi.sai, F5. 60 (sw)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20

Or NOTICE :! ~
THE Subfcriber offers for faIe his ftock in
trade, con6iling CT good aiior,ment OF
Coiton and WooLen Goad5, &c.
on sery low terms for Cath only.
T'hofe perfons indebted are called on for
payment and reminded, that no e1cules las
good times were not guaranteed by the fab
icriber) will he taken for longer deay-but
all demands which are NOT paid in very
ihort time will politively be put in iait for
collection. JOSEPH bAkbopN.
po,fLsvd, Fs5. 81. OD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
GLAZING

A ND Repairing Compades and Quadrants,
"A will be carried on as uiual al the fubfcri-
bers 1r,p after the Embargo ia of.-unleis
nor. lntercourfe is eftablifhed between his for
mer cufeome, and neutrality-suspicious. a,
prefent may be made to him At Qs,scv &
BAksRs Store, Fore-fireet, where the fmalle6
favours will be gratefully acknowledged.
lMsreL IS. SANfi NJ. QUINCY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
Eaaory farn sJ Thread Store.

JOSEPH POPE, informs his friends aud the
)pubc that he is appointed Agent for ding
u B,o4ps, of Providence, who will keep bum
.onitan,ly fupp!ied from their long known &
well eftabiiihed Factory, with general ailort-
ment Of
couon Warp and Filling,
Whine and coloied Stocking, Q & thread,
cifto ditto Thread IN hanks and balls,
Wak Yarn,
Cotton shir,ing and shec,ing,
do Chesk md Stripe,
Bed Tick, &c.
Which will be fold wholefale and retail at the
Factory prices. Shopkcepers in town and
country may be fupplied on the fame terms as
az the Manufactures, BY applying at No. 7,
Nifty, R0rD. (em) Lee. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
10 LEI.

\ CONVENIENT DWELLING HOUSE,
Barn &c. wi'h about foar acre, of land,
pleafantly ftuaed, near Corlam .cadrmy--
poiie,tcn will be given on the 21h inf For
ierms apply to DANIEL JOHNSON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
Friend, and acquaintance of the deeeafed.

IF any thing can add to the difgult
which all honorable and manly de.
xocra,s feel at the folly and madnefs
which have marked the proceedings
nf their Representatives. in Congrefs,
1, nut be the mean and flAviil' pufs
which are 70 perpetuaily played Oft by
the de,nagogues and feribblers of
their party. OIL Tin A1lams, ?. Q.
-4aims. lillian Gray, and others
smen, whom the fame breath buffers
have been in the continual practice
for rs years, until Gnce theEmbargo,
Of branding with every mark Of euilt
and reproach Whom they have an
HUNDRED thoufand times proclaimed
to be- Tyr4nts, Traitors TO their Coun.
Try, Apo!tates, Aritocrats, Britiih
partizans, royalilfs. the advocates OF
Handing armies, per cent loans, all
en- ADD fedition blxs, &c. e'c.-in
fine, l,t any man examine the 6uro-
"a, Ctrcntls, end papers of that
flar,p, daring the twelve years Mr.,
.1imt was in Office |; and b. will fee,
that ne epi,hets were too vulgar aud
degrading --no fcurrility teo coarie
--and no clrlrge of political crine
TOO aagrant, to be lawfully bsitowed
on the A&rai5s5 both father and fon
As 10 Mr.. Graz he was always held
'l,y them ia dcriion and never lpo-
ken of but with fneer.-Yet, thefe
men are now toaItcd BY ,hele be
spat,crers. as "upright patriots dii.
siatuiihed through all trials and
changes and g men Of principle
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
NOTh.E I

THE fubfcriber being ahou, to clofe bnf.
nei, in this place, requens all thofe with
whom he has uatt;tled accounts 10 call and
have them adjuasd and all thofe indebted
10 make immediate payment.
NEHEMIAH CRAM
P',f's4S, r" 20. (sw)
N. n The iu5lcriber offer, the remaining
par, of kis flock coniifling of W !, G,ss u
Grss.ries, at redrrea nrices g - oily
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
NOTICE..

John FARwELL requeiis al shole who
) have untettled accounts with him, 10 call
and have then adjuited as foon as podibIe, As
he expects ihortly to leave to~a.
P,sissd, lsfaysb s. 500
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
POCKET BOOK

7 osT, on Saturday lan, between the Hay
II Scale. and Ebenezer Lords itore, near
Union. Hall. containing j57y fvtdslia,' in bank
bills; alto, one note OF hand for fifty dollars,
with other valuable papers. Whoever has
found the fame aud will return il with i,s
contents 10 the fubfer;bsr, ihall receive re-
ward of TEN DoLLAas.
'Gsy6sw, Gfa,sb Q WILLIAM DYER
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20

William Goddard,
uAs received by fiips Globe and Hannah
l 4 from Liverpool, an addition to his .toek OF
Hard-Ware Gods,
Which are offer g for fale on the mott fAvora-
bic terms, by wholefse or retail.
Psvfiand, Nv. z. u) 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
or BOARDING.

or BOARDING.
TWO genteel Boarders may be aecommo-
dated in very healthy and pieafant part
Of the town inquire OF the Printer.
Msrfb Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
Iohua shaw,

Joihua shaw,
INFORMS his friends and the public. tina
he has ,smgvei from h,s former fznd ia
Fin lleee,, TO No 1, MgJyi Ron, Middle.
Erest, where he haas for tale . ,eneraJ aaort-
ment Of efn $50
Hats, Sboes and Boots,
fuiiable for Gentlemen, Ladie, or Children.
which he oiTer. on as reafonAbe terms for
eslii, lumber, or country produce, as can be
purchsled At any aore in town.
Po,fisaj Feb. ~. NG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20

TWO Chambers G,ua,ed in Cour, Street,
convenient tenement for fmall family.
Apply to JOHN PHILLIPS.
PefR,ad, Ja'. 30. On