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barrassments with England on Mr.. Frs.
kline. and give us what they call the sub
stance of his instructions. Mr.. Erskine
went through here yesterday on his way to
the seat of government, and as we presume
he will feel it incumbent on him to vindi-
cate his conduct in this business, we shall
take no farther notice of this garbled &C
count at present. We shall wait with anx.
iety for correct information from Wash.
ington. -,
The most prominent articles of nteli.
gence by this arrival are substantially as
follows:
The accounts Of Russia having declared
war against Austria, and the king of Swe.
den having been formally deposed, are con-
frmed.
The king Of England, in message to
the House of Commons. states that he has
entered into a treaty with the emperor of
Austria, and is DESTROYS of being able to
afford him pecuniary assistance--hls ma
iesty was equally DESTROYS of continuing his
succours to the Spanish cause. HIS faith.
full Commons will, no doubt, enable him to
manifest his dsnteres,ed lberaity for the
cause of suffering humanity.
A Russian feet was at sea, supposed to
be destined agains. Stockholm. The en-
peror OF Russia had Withdrawn his armies
from Finland, and threatened to pour them
into the heart of Sweden unies. she con-
SCENTS to accept king of his nomination.
1t was stated that the Spaniards had re-
taken St. Jago; that Ney was strengthen
ing himself at Corunna and that the Span
iarls had defeated body Of the French,
after three actions, near Lugo, and had
driven them to take refuge in that town.
1t was reported that Col. Schlll, the lead
err of the insurgents in Bavaria, was adj
vancing with regular equipped army OF
10000 men to besege Cassel and that he
had issued proclamation, declaring Jc-
rome Bonapartc an OUTLAW.
GA the 2,st and 22d of May severe bat.
lie was fought between the French army
commanded by Bonapartc. aud The Austrl'
an army under the command OF the Arch
duke Charles. The engagements took
place on the Danube, twelve or fourteen
miles from Vienna. Both parties claim the
victory, but we are inclined TO think the
advantage was in favor of the Aus,rans
We shall give both their Official accounts II
detail in our next.
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r5-usT elegant Farm known by tie name Of
l. Spring Garden. It is situated on the river De
lo,v,re within one mile and half of the town Of
New Castle, ard contains about 800 acres of lard, in
high state Of cultivation The build ngs aye ee,n-
nle,e and command an extensive view of the Della
ware and the surrounding country. The land aoolnds
with good wafer, and contains plentiful variety %
the choicest froit and the farm is cons'dered b!
competent Judges, compeas, in every respect, IS
any situation the river Delaware AS III IS ptesn,s.4
.l that any person nclinng to purchase Il first dr.
sire to view the premises, lengthy description y
deemed unnecessary For further particulars apfii
TO Riddle Bird, New Castle TO the subscriber 1I'
the premises.
Ju'y SO 1902
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o. l.
To the Editor Of he Delazoare Gazette.


SIR--Ir has been common observation
among the historians of the American re-
volu,ion, that habi, OF studying the histo-
ries of the Grecian and Roman republics,
gave a tone to the Language, and created
spirit of eisinterested independence IL The
actions, of the politicians Of that day from
whatever cause 1t arose, the spirit OF '76 APP
pears to have been but little copied by the
leaders Of the town of New Castle, in their
behaviour to their brethren OF the county.
Every impartial observer OF the conduct OF
the New. Castle leaders, for few years
back. must have noticed scence OF intrigue
and political injustice, so 'hinly disguised
as to give direct insult to those from
whom 1t was intended to be concealed, al
iec.irg, directly, the liberties and the agr''
cultural and commercial interests OF the
people of the state, which has done little
credit to the actors and less to democratic
prcponderacy. This is not vain deciamau'
on the facts, if they cannot be substantial
ed in a court Of Justice, can, at least be pro-
ven TO the positive conviction OF every no,
nest well informed man in the county. II
credit is not given to this assertion, let inc
necple of Newcastle venture to provoke
The discussion. An enquiry, conducted
with as much attention and accuracy as the
perpetual hurry of an agricultural NE WIZ
admit Of, into the leading features OF these
in,siguss and their effects upon the interest"
of The county, shall be the subject OF sue
ceeding numbers.
The treatment of the county, and OF the
democratic interests in particular, by the
Newcastle leaders, in their opposition "a
;he bridge across Chrissiana creek at Will
mingtop, shall be noticed in my next,
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Another British, Minister,

Is sale! to haze arrved--snd who 10 you 'h'"S
,hey saw il is, people Of America no less
,.,sonavs. than the celebrated JACKSON, TIE
rrgociator at Cetsnfogen
Watcher he has brought with him, as an adj
;,nct 70 his mission, the arguments he used &c
5be Dimes. ana whether murder and contiagra
ZION are the logic to be again employed by him.
we may learn perhaps TOO soon.
A.. howevsr, secretary Canning has asserte'
"a, Mr. Eess:ne IL no: act agreeably 10 'li
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ThyrBueen AMI July s.

S.Hcalay occaYtnce. Cne nigh. last week q
young man by .ke same of Isazc Chandler re
siding in t'ryehurg got up in his sleep; went
about half mile 10 neighbcrs barn, procur
ed cord and a bundle ofAay. and carried their
INTO the woods at considerable Distance from
the house. He then assembled a maple tire.
with the cord AND hay. After reaching The
height OF twenty eight feet, he placed the ha,
in ii crotch Of the tree, assembled about six fee
higher, tied the cord to limb and then fasten
ed it round his ANGLES, after which he swane
off head foremast, so that his head touched the
top of the hay. In this horrd situation he a.
woke, and with his cries reused the neal ~
neighbors, who directed their course to thu
place from whence the noise proceeded. Il
was about brea.; d day when they arrived
They ihese 10 ..ls,f a~ionishmsnt found the
youn9, na; p,, tils .i.Ga,ion described, suspend
Cd b. thn ,'e.s H.. -four feet in the air ! a
nr.-lbe- si a-io.lpts were made to clint, the
tIce in olGg 70 exir:cate him, but it being
large, without many limbs near the bottom,
and the bark smooth, they proved Intellectual.
and he, after becoming composed enough ~
relieve his situation, recovered his former pos"
tlre on the limb from which he made his &C.
scent, oosei,ed the cord and came down, very
much TO the satisfaction OF himself and friends.
Since The above took place be has been conhn-
ed 10 his house, in consequence Ct the laneness
occas,oned BY the grea. exertons he must have
made in accomplishing, so curious midnight
en.erprze. There are more than twenty who
can attest 10 the foregoing relation as being
strctIy true. Portland Gas.
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conduct. He lal no inducemcnt TO G-ce,"e
America upon his con ''epoasi5ihty. He was al
agent 10 transact the business OF his milton. ai.H
his good sense would pro,npt him to oe sileii,
on every thing which he coula 80. produce
voucher for, We do no. kaov what reply will
be made by Mr.. E.rskine 70 he Charge aedged
by Mr.. Canning: bat ali We sn0W IL, t.lat there
is an immense t.laren II Ike ground .ai4 BY
these two gentlemen ilsw far t'0ijcy may it,
ducc M krsh.nS u. yay- Sc subject, and pest
pone az exr,.nat'oD wc cannot say; but that
one d the 0;her has imposed upon the United
States, is 100 evident to be con.rovertcd. we
ra!ier, however, adhere to our first conjecture,
tina. Mr.. Erskinc did receive positive instruc-
tons to act as he did, and we believe that Mr..
Canning would have been willing to comply
with the terms, but that the faction which have
been the source Of all our troubles, Fave enccn-
Tege,t the British ministry again to venture on
nesy eriscriment, and to try how far the temper
of the Americans car be ftyretted in this busa-
ness Nothing short Of this apology can eve"
be offered, either by Mr. Canning or Mr.. Frs
kine-To save their own reputation both IN t.a'
rope and America, they m,st 'ay the charge on
the A .nercan faction: nnd We eehese tliis
should take Place, he peace aai harmony OK
| both nations WoG!d :. ':s:o,sd. Ems Was me
ultimate sc.tieIi.:i: q CIR Gih'cnlues at tas
| close of the revolution. Hutchinson, ohVer.
Sewai, and thu oiG tories, were constantly NJ
ying the ministry to persist in forcing America
to submission and Lord North finally screeneo
| himself FROM tie indignation Of G. Britain, by
denouncng them as traitors, by nom the bfi-
| fish ministry had been deceived.
1t is serious consideration 10 And the prop"
ery of the American merchants sported win
in this wanton manner. They have ventured
an immense interest on the pledged faith OF the
British nation. If they are entiapped by any
artlfice, some person must be respopsine--""o
the ccprts arc, ought to be clearly poiIteo ous'
II MIR. Canning has deceived Nit. Ersk,ne, inc
latter gentleman will probably declare the i'aud
If Mr.. Erskne has gone beyond his nstfne7
tons, he is ai,swerabe to those who empovet
him But if both Of these gentlemen have
been enticed from their line OF duty, by any
suggestions from individuals within thu United
States, it is incumbent upon them to make
manifest the authors Of our calanliti>s. SUI
that the American commerce should be exposed
to depreciation by u misunderstanding bct"eeH
the minister and ambassador, and the govern
lnent c! the Unted States be led i,to measure
by fraud and art flee, are circumstances WHICH
every honest man i'll England must repfooa's
as tisgraceful to the nation. The President o
the United States stands in this business o., tn;
ground of honor and if the negotiation fails
he must be applauded for the magnaamlty o
his conduct.
The above remarks are offered for the seri
Gus consideration Of every sincere friend to hi
country. 19S'. s"eh.
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AN ENQUIRY

.oto the political njuatce of the leaders of the peo
ple Of New Castle 70 the people of tue county of
Eew-Casie.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-10

Eofr the Connecticut Herald.
Sir John Falststf boasted that he fought
single handed, eleven men in buckram suits.
The resolutions Of our democratic societies,
threatening to sacrifice their lives, their for
tunes, and their SACRED honor in defence
OF the embargo, reminds one continually of
that facetious and BRAVE Knight. lie was
always proclaiming his courage and zeal for
the king his master, but still when called
upon to fight, his invariable maxim was,
that discretion was the better part OF val
our"
As our democratic brethren appear anx-
ious to display their courage in the field, l
would humbly propose that they march to
PennsJ lvania, and join forces with the Mar
shall of that District, who is now opposed in
serving writ from the Supreme Court of
the United States, by the Militia of that
State under the command of their brother
Simon ,n der. Here is field open for &c.
tios--as 10 pretessioas, they are not costly
they ne, CT test mems integrity or foitiiude.
Let them face danger, dea,h, and Governor
Shyaer--ihen we will allow them spank,
neyve, and Patriotism.
OLD HUNDRED.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-10
OLD HUNDRED.
Portland Academy.

The Academy in Portland, is to be
opened this day, rnder The government
and instruction OF the Rev. WILLIAM
GREae, with an Assistant and Precep-
tress, the latter OF whom is TO teach the
a.
Females Needle Work.
Thus provided with three Instruc-
tors, we think the Institution will be
improved, and its Trustt cs rewarded
for their attention, by the satisfaction
Of finding ii become an increasing ben
eft TO those who may enjoy the priyi-
lege of admission therein
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-10
G3arrlen,

At Brunfwick, on the 9TH infant, BY the
Rev. Mr.. Titcomb, Capt. Nathaniel Snow, of
Truro, TO the amabe Mfs Sophia Harding, Of
the former place.
In Northyarmouth, Mr.. Paul Prince, TO
Mifs Abigail Reed-Capt. EphraiIn sturdi-
want, to Nils Rachael Drinkwater.-Capt. A.
Blanchard, to Mfs Lear Drinkwater.
Al Hubbardfton, after fhort courtfhip of
nine years, Mr. Joieph Green to Miis Huldah
Allen, both of Hubbardllon.-At Wardfbo-
rough, (yt) Mifs Charity Simons, aged 20, to
the young and fprigh,ly Mr. David Ward,
aget g..
Hb better 10 marry than to freeze !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-10
United M. u +. I'm. oEe !
Ps,tiaad, df,R 10, 1907

Pr1bafe Court at North I aynlsatb.
yN1HEREAS it appears to me the fuSicri-
w Der, Judge of the Court of Probate
for the county of Cumberland, that il will be
for the general benehr, as well a, for the inter-
Ell of individuals, that the time of holding the
Probate Court at North-Yarmoush fhould be
altered. thereby give notice, that have app
pointed, and do hereby appoint the third
"wednesday in fully, as the time for holding
faid Court, at the houfe Of Mr.. Seth Mitchell
in faid North. Yarmouth, at . o'clock, A. Nj
inftead of the firit Tuefday in May, annually.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Portland, ApvI 8, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-10
ar ACKNOWLEDGMENT /!

l The Iabiribey, do certify, that hav-
Ing mjrion/b and 1vrcngfaiy reported
that JAMES FARMER gaze in Fedsr-
al vste at t1Oo different times tor Gsv-
erner, Lieut.. Goveyn7r and Senator'S,
on The cd infant, 1ubieb report is Nth
out the haR foundation # truth.
JOHN G. WALDEN.
Portland, April 5, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-10
Came and Ser.

A N excellent FARM for fa.e, ituated In
\ FaiserfJ, on The main road leading from
Portland to Brunfwick, in the Province of
Maine, and within four miles of Portland
Said Farm lies between New Cafco meeting
houfe and 2reiumpicut bridge, within few
rods of each, and contains about two hundred
acres by elimination, be the fame, more
or lefs. The houfe on faid farm IS large, COM
modious, and very pleafantIy ttua,ed, COM
handing fair profpec of the open Tea at the
entrance Of Portland harbor, as alto very
comfortable part Of that beautiful iown--The
barn is SO BY IA feet. Said farm is fnihcient
to produce hay enough for forty catte,c> con-
tains about eighty acres of good psiiire, well
firpplied with frelh aud fax water through the
whole feaion, as il is bounded on the lea ihore.
1t is an excellent feat for houfe Of public
entertainment, and will beautifully aceommo.
date merchants AID mechanics with houle 'ois,
liz addition to that little neat village, above
the ihipyard, which has already been fold off
the farm.
Within half mile of the fl,ip-yard arc
nearly twenty-five acres Of perhaps the ben
white oak hp timber in tie whele Town
Within one mile Of the houie lie twenty acres
of lalld, well covered with wood and timber.
Within TWO miles OF Tie hpu!e. are about
twenty acres Of coed land f'ua;cd on The
aforementioned high way leading ffem Port
land 10 Brunlwck
There isa'lo valuable piece of alr.marfh,
which produces frola iix TO eight tons of hay
in the year, within half mile of the barn,
which may be purohaiej with fad farm
Farming utcnils Of all kinds neceaary 10 car
ry ON faid farm, may alto be purehafei. y
view Of The farm will 4hord its belt recon-
rliendation TIE terms OF payment will be
made eaiy TO the fortunate purcna!er. ior
further particulars inquire OF
DAVID M'CREC9GE
of Bedford, N. H. or of
ADAMS MERRILL,
on the premiles.
b Now or never for the farm will
deubtIais be fold within three mouths.
MuI6. (3m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-10

To be J5M at Public VGiaiae, on TUES
DAY, the IIfb iHf. at II o'clsek in
the forenoon, at The fare lately oeeu-
pied BY Mr.. Thomas Minot, de-
eegfd,
CUNDRy Coofers Tools: Scale Beam,
- and number of Weights Fiih Screw
a FINAL quantity of Cod Fifh tets Of Trufs
Hoops imall quantity of HID and barrel
Slaves and Heading; number of fiih Hi.ds.
and water Hogihead., unfnilhed; Filth Boxes
old Barrels, and a quantity of Chalk. &c. &c.
Conditions will be ita:ed at the time of fale.
The above tore to Ter OH rea!ona-
bic terms.-Enquire of
DANIEL TUCKER.
Ayo-At private iale, 200 qpintals of Scale
FISH, in excellent chipping order.
dp,H 10, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-10
DlR0,

In England, Lord Gardner, aged e3--kear
Admiral f. O'Bryen two gallant veterans
of The Brt,f,, navy.--The Marquis of Sligo =
Lord yiicount Crimlton-Hon. Joihua Up
ham, one of the Judges of the Supreme Court
of the province Of New Bruni~iek-W. pur-
dow. agea xCiX. iu his pei ambu'ations he
ur.d to be attended 10y ,wo hedge hogs he
had tanned .gl Iaiored.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-10
Boot s. Sbcc Making.
ASA JORDAN.

(latIy taskwdby Jgjtaa Sbazu. ar Jo'e1ianJ
y EsPECrfuLLY informs his friends and
N thepublc, that he has taken the shopl
lately occupied by croweli HAieh, ia Filth
Street, oppolite the Argus oliee; where he
inteAds carrying on the
Bot and She Making Rtyfn9i
in its various branches. HE hopes, thai by
f.rid attention TO all orders with which his
friends may favor hun, he ihail merit and re.
ceive fhare Of the patronage of liberal
public. Portland, Ap,a 10, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-10
LHENCES

NOTICE is hereby given to thofe perfons,
~ Whole appreciation for LICENCES was pre-
tented to the Court of Seilions, which was
holden at Portland, within and for the county
of Cumberland, on the lalt rueiday of March
lah, that the time allowed by faid Court for
recognizing ard taking the oath hy lay regpi-
red, will expire on the eighteenth day OF A
pril Infant.
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
Cal T c.rr.
I1.Rs. 1900.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-10
United Marine q Fire hfuanee Ccn;-
hanp &C P1rfLand.

P"J = '''s.
THE Pre6dent and Directors of faid Com
pany, in conformity to their Act of In
corporation, hereby give notice, that their
capital fock amounts to one hundred thou.
iand Dollars, and tl.at they are ready to re-
ceive propofas TO make Iniurance, againa the
following riks--v.z AL kinds OF Marine In
furance againit captivity of perlons, and on
the life Of any perlon during bis abfenee at
fea on houfes or other buildings, and on
property therein contained, within this Com
monwealIh agsinlt damage airing TO the
fame by Fire originating in any cafe except
that of deign of the Injured.
Not more than Ten thoufand dollars will be
taken on any one riik.
By 0,ds, Of The P,slissaf and Direagrs
JOHN WATSON, Sesysssy.
United NJ u r. I'M. oE.e
Portland, df,R 10, 1907
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-10
SENIORS CHOSEN.

ESSEX.
Hon. Enoch Tfcom6, John Heard,
Joha Phillips, jun. Samuel Putnam, Ma
fhaniei IharSftn, Israel 1horndike.
SUFFOLK.
Hon. Harrison q. OILS, I'm. Skoon-
er,-j4j.n PHILIPS, Peter c. Brooks, John
Ivtaes.
BRISTOL.
Hon. Samuel Faies, Edward Poae,
Esq.
HAMPSHIRE.
Hon. f. Starksveather, Hugh M'Lel-
ian, I'll =. .4shm10, Samuel Lafhrot.
WORCESTER.
Hon. EHah Brigham, Thomas Hale,
Salen; Tonne, Jonas Kendall.
O. The above CID are all federal
lists, making majority of the whole
number of Senator's.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-10
C.4FEtN SII3e

G.4EEfsN Sli{e
IUsf received ana now ready 10 lac q lh'
j hore Of
Henry I. Dupee u sen.
No. 6, M.Ey's Rev. A1i6Ae sbnt, a genera
alIortment OF GARDEN SEEDS, Of Ihe irl
quality. nL5o'
One hundred Shocks and Heading
Twelve Barrels MaekeIell III prime Or
der inquire as above. 1P,3 TO-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-10
E@-
TOWN OFFICERS.


AT the annual meeting of the in.
habitants of the town of Portland, on
Monday, March IT, 1899, the fol-
lowing perfons were choien Town
Officers for the enfuing year, viz.
Tam Ckrk-Samuel Homer.
Selee7men-Samue Freeman, Jo-
ieph Ti,comb, Robert Boyd, Stephen
Tukey, Jofeph Fl. lngraham.
Cpe,jssrs Of the Poo,-Joleph II.
Tngraham, Jonathan Stuart, Oliver
Bray, William Goddard, Daniel
Cobb, Jonathan Deane, VIM. Lord.
Matthew Cobb.
ADrl7ors ef Taxes, Sc. Peter War
rem, James Neal, Daniel Cobb.
Confables-Walter Hatch, David
Peafe, VIM. P. Davis, Daniel Gar
land
CoAeshr sf Taxes-John Coe.
Svpeyrs Of Boards, Sc.-Daniel
Cobb, Smith Cobb, VIM. Moulton,
Jun Rufus Waihburn, Enoch Low
ell, Samuel Moody, Samuel Baker,
Harrifon Brazier, Benz. Radcliffe,
John Kimball, Anfel Lewis, Enoeh
Morfe, John Harmon, Alexander
Libby, Jofhua Stevens, Henry Jones,
Thomas Eaton, Nathan Howe, Jer-
emiah Kimball, Edward Cobb.
N b. The Surveyors Of Boards nc.
are Surveyors gf Chpboards q Shingles.
Culiers sf Stave5 and Hoops-John
Knight, Samuel Chafe, Jacob knight,
Jofeph B. Hooper, Thomas Merrill,
Nathan Hubbard, Anthony Fernald,
Ifaac knight, John Andrews, Thorn.
as Burnham.
Fence Vie7uers-David Rofs, Dan
iel Mountford.
Iytbingmm--Robert Douglas,
William jerks, John Bagley, Anfel
Lewis, Hugh M'Lellan, John Coe,
James D. Hopkins, Jofeph Owen,
Samuel Homer, John Phillips, Jo-
feph H. Ingraham, David Rofs, Ifaac
Randall, Daniel Tucker, William
Refs, William Lord, Jofeph c. Boyd,
Edward Capen, Royal Lincoln.
Fire Wvds-Matthcw Cobb, Dan.
iel Tucker, Richard Hunnewell,
Woodbury. Storsr. Jane. D. Hop
kins, Daniel Cobb, Lemuel Weeks,
Rufus Wafhburn, Levi Cutter, E.
noeh treble, johu w. ou,i.lI, James
Neal, Cotton B Brooks, Silvanus
Cook, Robert Boyd, Hugh M'Lellan,
Jeremiah Kimball, Eben. Mayo,
Mark Walton, Hofea Il1ey.
ADay MaR9s-Zachariah NOVEL;,
Eleazar Wyer, Enoch MouIton.
CuAers Of dry EB-Thomas Burn.
ham, Jacob knight, Jofeph B. Hoop
CT, Thomas Merrill
N. D OveriSerf Of the Work Houf
--Ovey,fers Of the Poor are OOexjssys
Of the Work Heu)s.
Hog Resves-Sam'l Hovey, James
Flood.
Pound ReepT-James Flood. -
Field Drivys--Roger Merrill,
James Flood.
Sebesi Committee oodbury Sto-
rer, Nicholas Emery, Jofeph II. In
graham, Prentifs Mellen, James
Burnham, Cotton B. Brooks, Oliver
Bray, Enoch Preble, Richard Hun
newell.
htfeaors Of Line imporfed-John
Lovet, Richard Gooding.
bjbee7ors Of Line manufactured in
Portland Levi Sawyer, Walter Rofs
Health Committee Samuel F. HUFF
fey, Henry Smith, James Farmer,
John w. Smith, Jofeph Crofs, jun.
Joel Hall, Peter Warren, David
Smith, Thomas Durham, Daniel
Tucker.
Mlbeflos of Pohce -Abner Bagley.
Z Committee Of accounts Daniel
Tucker, William Goddard, Ebene
eZer Mayo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-10

nAyID PEAsE, has Removed 20 the iland
l. lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas Leavis
No. 9, Fiih.itteet, where he continues to trani.
act Auction and commiflion Buliaeis-Coods
ftored al the niiisi rAss.
Ap. 10, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-10

IN Gorharn. NJ. !,isph YoazS, asel IS
years-an honea. induisf,ous nan.
The deaths 10 Portland, in March at, were
Io-fx adults and fur childrea One It'll
born.