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scattered oyer.4he face Of the. whole earth
and they shall become ahissiny and 4 " by
word among al people. q 81
18th. And moreover the molten gold
which remained in the caulafon are those
who shall rule after them, whereuntos the
people will lock as the doves TO the winrtUHs;
they shall pc compared unto fine gold; for
Wisdom, justice and truth shall guide them,
aud the land shall enjoy is sabbath.
18th. Then said, ali my Lord when
shall these things be I: And he answered
and said, the time is near at hand, be- net
taithlcss, but believe.
18th. For the decree is gone forth, and
norman can stay it and when thou hear
estthat the dragon Of the jacobins, even
Napoleon the tvrant Of nations, is fallen,
then know thou the time is at hand for
they Will put hook in his nose, and drag
him downto the bottomirss pit. Then 4
said amen, SO belt.
AARON OMRI.
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C ON g r 8 SIS.
I'm S E II a + y!


Ar. pobe offered the follbWlng rsolp-
ton, pr=fasung it by observing that in Sc 81;
veral courts Of the United Sateb business
Mad been intercepted and deaysd in con-
sequence of the age and in6inkies OF the
Judges presiding in them. AltAe last ses.
sion Of Congress an attempt pad been mads
Is permit the retirement of gss from the
IS, >sch with moderate CONDENSATION put
5 81 appe AIRED thar there couube M other re-
Aseelly for the evil but an. ahsndment 70 the
Il onstitu,iop. He had thetfore been Undue
81 1 tn nuke, the motion, Mich was loudly
x .,lletl for by the existing ATE OF things.
an Pesalved By fhe Sraate. ad House OF &C.
sessafat;Sss Of the Unitee StateA q dueri-
ia in CONGRESS- asseaa5.ea, tvo thirds ct 60fa
silouses caneurriag, That le following sec,
zion be Submitted to the legislatures OF the
sev sral STATES, which wherstihsd and con
Etsrnra bythe Legislature Of TIRES tourshs
Eofth- states shall be yahdnd binding as a
part Of the constitution ofhe Us. IN lieu
ot the hrss section Of the stlrd article there.
Of.
1.-THE iadicial power 4 the Y. States.
shall be Vested in one suprn: co;i.s and IN
such inferior courts as iii Congress may
t,oa time to time ordain all establish. The.
kiudges both of the snrrsBc and inferior
courts shall hold their Gifts during good
Rhsha,ior or until thy shallaye respective
81 attained Oh age OF sixtysve years. put
Tor any reasonable Cause wkh shall not be
sufficient grouad for impairment, the Pre-
sident shaltr.moye any Of lem on the adj
F.I,css of oeach House OF
Congress Provided howfer, HAT the
cause or causes for Which s,h removal may
be required, shall be stateeln such address
or on the journal of cachHouse. They
shall at stated times rrceiytfor their SER
vices an adequate compression 70 be liked
b. law
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AARON OMRI.
NEW3URYPORT, Nep. %.
From, Holland.

Capt. VIM. Nichols, late of the Brig Sal
" Ann, of this port, arrived in town last
evening from Holland, via Cape Cod, in
brig Hannah, Smith Of this port, which
went ashore a. Cape Cod. Capt. Nichols
left Amsterdam 9th Oct. and relates no
news of moment. The edicts against A.
merican commerce were still in force and
executed with greater rigor than ever, if
possible no particular news from the grand
armies, the opinion prevailed in Amster-
dam, that hostilities would be renewed
Capt. Nichols brought papers, but they got
destroyed on board the brig, in going ON
shore. ~ - -
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Alex. Moore, Rcgisterif
This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscriber of Alexandria ooun
ty, in the district of Columbia, hath obtai1ed
from the Orphans Court of said county, let,
tiers Of administration onihe personal estate
Of Joseph Harper, late oftae county aforesaid
decd, all persons having claims against laid
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, wieh the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber on or before tine 9Th day OF June next,
or they may by lawbe excluded from all be-
neft of:said estate, and those indebted there.
10 are required TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of De-
cember, 1909.
VIM. Harper, Adm'1.
Of JesepA Harper.
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Public Sale.

. = - . y -.
!, UNDER the authority Of deed of trust
from Samnst Bailty to us, for the purpose of
securing the. payment efcertain debts to I1lt-
liam Jp1lson, surviving administrator of Cum
berland Iv.lsoa, deceased, and to Benyamin
Bolts, we will offer at public sale, for cash,
en- the 10Th day Of Mach rsxt, at the front
door of the court house, in Fairfax county,
4 TRACT OF LAND, in the said county.
described in the deed as situated on Occoquan
Greek, adjoining to the town of Colchester,
and devised to the said Samuel Bailey by his
father lillian Bailey--snppo.ed, to contaia
four hundred acres.
.t Thomas Harrilon, Jun.
3. r. I. Taylor.
December s. cots
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ADVERTISEMENT. .
December s..

!. BY virtue Of deed of trust from John
Rofts and EGta his wife, to the subscriber,
will be sold, at public auction, on the premi-
Sc ). on SATURDAY, the goth day of this
instant month December, sundly pieces or
parcels of GROUND, situate and lying ON
Queen, Water, and Unios-streets, in the
town of Alexandria, q plat of which Will be
produced on the. day of sale, whom the terms
of paymsnt will be made known. 80:
LudWcll Lee. 7yal9ee.
Decemsers. dts
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AdjournEiil Tuesday, IL O'Clock.

I'm i'rtlnf Qaesfion--Upon tho docu
ments whiaave just been submitted by the
President pngrcss, we say, decidedly, that
Great-Brit in her diplomatic Intercourse
with the I'D States, continues 70 advance
prctensionferIy inconsistent with our ma
.iionalindedencs Anti-Gallican as we arc.
with all ouhrt, with al orr mind, and with.
all our stra5 we arc Anti-Anglican in an
equal degtat far as American honor and
American flare in question. But 10 have
broken off tegociation in consequence of
the pertinas adherence of the British go-
YernmeE nadmissible pretensions would
have been ching, and to refuse to ncgoci-
ate further the British Minister ir conse-
quence of litter of the fourth of Noxern-
Der, was ARR. We have examined that
letter carea and ccolly, and cannot for sur
souls discoin it any such " gross insinu.-
tor" agailnr own executive as can Justify
the course ch has been pursued. To us it
appears atserate and respectful document,
especially "a wersAect that Mr.. Smith had
absolutely Ftted Mr.. Jackson, by accusing
him Of tnygnade observations which we're
NOT only irIga ant but inhroaer. But altho'
we lookiun for the GROSS PRESENTATIONS
which thater was supposed to contain, we
find in i tlatemcnt of A FACT, for which
the Ammunition, Judging frora the former
part Of the fespondence, was not perfectly
prepared. IS there stated that Mr.. Jackson
was in poison ofTyLL POWERS, under the
great seal lis Sovereign, to CONCLUDE A
TREATY. ~, in stating the question which
hencearise Jour minds. We certainly do not
intend any,pss insinuation" against our own
poyernmei ior even to insianate that an at
firmatiye uer ought 20 be given to our en-
quiry. BISs have right to ask an import.
ant quest, particularly at this impertant
time.
Was thlatement, contained IN MIR: JACK :.
sons letteE the fourth OF Novem0er' thet
he vas fulhed with full powers to conclude,
Treaty. aIAL arAsos tor his rsjee :1fe' s
80. Freeman's yenrnal. J IS
{. p l. + - - 2. y -
ssDoa5Doublr, 1Hl and Trouble" Ger
taink sonf the .Nafoleonifes and che ErAses
have MORGAN one idea-they have tive e
least bo.iDweyer Of the same genus and
the anne eeies. They are subject to q
pov,Ix "a, fear Of Napoleon, and afear
Of III, pao ofths Vait,d States. let them
!.
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CHAP. 1st.

4. Be IT Snowa unto all napns, tongues,
and people, that / Aaron pmri, of the
tribe Of benjamin, had Won, and the
thoughts Of my head upon ~ bed were
these.
End. saw in my vision, bout the go
inS down of the SUM- bript cloud de-
seending and rested upon thmonntain OF
Ararat, nigh unto the door ohy tent.
Cd. And there issued out othe cloud
form in the sin,ili,ude otone 7 the sons OF
men, and his railaent shone q the stars OF
the armament! And was apnished and
fell on my face to the earth.
4,h. And he said unto me son OF man
stand upon thy feet, for ANTI tellew SER
want; pay thy alterations to II most nigh,
and in no wise worship the workmanship OF
his hands; for this is idolasry.
9Th. And he moreover spak and said,
open thine eyes thatthey may s., and thine
ears that they may hear, tor utc the 1t IS
given 70 know the sign OF the tnes.
9Th. Then he took me by thepalr ct the
head and carried me TO the top dthe noun
tain aud he said unto me, whateest thou!
ant.bshold! saw large boilig cauldron,
and on the top of she cau'dronas hithy
scum which sent forth a loashson SAVIOR IN
10 all lands.
7sh. Then my guide said untdns, son OF
man take unto thee pen and inland clean
white paper, tina, hath not beealehied oy
any of the sons Of men and VIE thereon
what Ishs.! reveal unto thee.
9Th. And while he was yet spHlng, 10 !:
4 strong east wind arose and Scared the ;
soam that was OF, the top ofths cadfoa I'M
III. four winds of Heaven!
,hs'rhenI looked INTO the fauldron,
~ saw a large quantity Of metn go.d'
a. yea sner than the golden wege o y
' to,h. Then spa1s my guide md sad
,sartsn unto me, for the openly OF my
l;nsshall be right things, my wotdiare In %,
sas,ridg 81 trnth and verify sey .a T.
~. .,,, The cau,dron which thou ptsease !. is
.,6,sworll !; and whereas thou sayfst'a 1, 4
nv. wy, ,,.,,s, on the top OF the canlepn, sht
shy s ..,s..sae Ssot forth into all lans. I4l'
;s'an emblem Of the leproas seat .ne y.
.,;e;,,;ns who now arc -as the top OF a 1ii'DSs
and rule osrrthe children OF n "a 4 s :,
Iaah. And whereas. thou saves We. I u
r.,na act wind scattered the seunlnso 81 =
four winds3 ofEkesvsn Es0 saals ~
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Public Sale.

THIS DIT, al u o'clock, smN dsy sold, .tsr
cash, on the PREMISES,
A Lot Of Ground. togethe
with all the Improvements thereon, situate !,
on the west side of Royal street, betwee, 4
King and Prince streets.
Hannah Adams,
Exeeutrix of SamuclAdans.
December 8.
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member toards another, and prohibits
members fra calling IN questionable mo-
tives 81 III sseutivs, l1eept o. question.
for impe.shIent. The Sd make, chaI.
lcuge given any member breach Of pri-
salege. and lconeerned liable 10 punish.
ment. 4 h$d makesan assault breach
makes every one concern
ed liable TO enlistment. Laid on the Ia
bic, tobe cled up tomorrow.
mr.. Vanqorne offered a number OF re-
solutions fdthc regulation Of navigation.
The lat Pnibits expectations, except in
ships or vesls offhe United States. The
Cd prohi5ithe reshipping Of goods, wares
and merchalize not the growth or manu-
facrure oftI United States. The Sd pro-
poses disseminating duties on importa-
tions-the b prohibits American vessels
from tradinfrom one foreign port to ano-
ther-the ( goes to repeal fhs law author
Using drawtks. Laid on tic table.
Adjourn.
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From the Uaited Statri Gazette.

The vision Of Aaron Omri,rhich he saw
concerning the nations ofh- world, IN
the 10th month, on tn. 9Th day Ut the
,aonsh, in the year Of. the Christian he
esirs, 1903.
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VIRcJIA LEGISLATURE.

AANNSAA A/AoAOAIAA O1NGs
On Mono last, the two Houses formed
aQuorum.
a The SEM appointed Mr.. Robert Taylor
lof orange'pe aker, and ali their old Off.
GERS.
Ofthe He of Delegates, about IA NOM.
bers were orn in. They appointed Mr..
James BARR, of Orange, Speaker without
opposition-nd allthe old ofhcers-tH the
old rules airegu.ations were adopted. A
long and I'M sting communication from-the
Governor read. A new writ Of Elec ion
,yas ordereor the county Of Hcnrico, to
supply the &c Of Gervas Storrs, Esq. APP
pointed HiSherif.
AdjournEill Tuesday, Il o'clock.
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CohgreG Of the United States.
TsuRsnar, December Z.
Taken far the, alexandria Gazstie.]


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HI,
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ofshe ife'su'y ''e 'A 80 -
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members J,
Several private pe''''0ns' @c' presented
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M OF I C f.
Orphans Court,

.Alea4nEyia County, Dec. Term, 1869.
ORDERED, That the administrator OF Joseph
Harper, deceased, DO insert the following
advertisement three times in each week fp-
for four Fceks, in the Aiexandria Daily Ga.
zette. q
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TIT of alexandria.
Public Sale.

THIS Oh, at halt past ten O'Clock, will be
sold, on the premises,
A. Hbuse and Lot OF Ground,
situate onWater street, adjoining Mr.. Mum
casters yelling house Terms, &c. WIZ
be made Eown at the place of sale.
P. G.. Ma-iteller.
Decemer 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-24
Boot sS' Shoe Making.
ASA JORDAN.

fiate'y empioyedhy Jeisua sbauU, a, f~emsnJ
y ESPECrFULI.Y informs his friends and
N the public, tina, he has taken the Shopl
lately occupied by Crowel Hatch, in Fiji
Street, oppoiite the Argus Office; where he
intesds carrying on the
Boat and Shoe Making ByfneG
in its various branches. He hopes, that by
eria attention to ali orders with which his
friends may favor him, he fnall merit and re.
ceive fharc Of the patronage of liberal
public. Portland, dpvd 10, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-24
Come and See.

A NJ excellent FARM for fale, iituated in
Faimsnb, on the main road leading from
Portland to Bruniwick, in the Province of
Maine, and within four miles Of Portland
Said Farm lies between New Cafco meeting
houfe and 2relumpfcut bridge within few
rods Of each, and contains about two hundred
acres by enlmation, he the fame, more
or leIs The houfe on faid farm is large, CON-
n,odious, and very pleaisntiy 6nated, com.
handing fair profpea of the open fea at the
entrance of Portland harbor, as ALTO very
comfortable part of that beautiful town--The
barn is SO by IA feet. Said farm is fufiicient
to produce hay enough for forty cattle,x con-
tains about eighty acres of good psiture, well
fupplied with frefh and falt water throught the
whole feafon, as il 10 bounded on the Tea ihore.
II is an excellent feat for houfe of public
entertainment, and will beautifully accommo-
date merchants and mechanics with houfe lots,
liz addition to that little neat village, above
the fhipyard, which has already been fold off
the farm.
Within half a mile of the fhip-yard are
nearly twenty FIVE acres of perhaps the beif
whiieo ihip timber in the whole town
Within one mile of the houie lie twenty acres
VI idhut well SotCtSd Will "Ood dNu kiHtDtis
Within two miles of the houfe, are about
twenty acres of good land ftuated on the
aforementioned highway leading from Port
land TO Brunfwick.
There is alo a valuable piece of falr-marih,
which produces from fix to eight tons of hay
in the year, within half a mile of the barn,
which may be purcbafed with faid farm
Farming uenhls of all kinds necehary to car
ry on faid farm, may alto be purchaled. A
view of the farm will afford its beit recon-
mend stion The terms of payment will be
made eafy to the fortunate purchaier. Tor
further particulars inquire of
DAVID MCREGORE,
of Bedford, N. II. or of
ADAMS MERRILL,
on the premiies.
N. B Now or never for the farm will
doubtlsfs be fold within three months.
MAJ Cd 6. (3m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-24
NOTICE !

r HE fubfcrbcr hereby gives public notice
to al! concerned, that fhe has been duly
appointed and ha. taken upon herfelf the truth
Of Adninillratrx on the cnate of
JOHN PARK LITTLE,
late of Gorham, in the county o. Cumberland.
Efquirc. deceafed, by giving bond as the law
direets-she therefore requefts all perfons who
are indebted to the faid deceafeds eflate, to
make immediate payment; and thofe who
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the fame
TO JAcos S. SMITH who is empowered to fet,le
the fame. MARY ]. LrrTLR
Afri g 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-24
Ef7ory 1arn sJ Tbread Store.

JOSEPH POPE. informs his friends and the
public that be IS appointed Agent for dfmy
e Byorrs Of Providence, who will keep him
conaantly fupplied from their long known &
well efiablif,ed Factory, with general abort
ment of
Cotton Warp and Filling.
White and colo, ed Stocking, & thread,
ditto ditto Thread in hanks and balls,
Wick Yarn,
Cotton Shifting and Sbceting,
do. Cheek and Stripe,
Bed Tick, &c.
Which will be fold wholeiale and retail az the
Factory prices. Shcrkeepers in town and
country may be fupplied on the fame terms a,
at the Manufactures, by applying at No. :,
MuDsy, Roar (6m) DEC. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-24
POLITICAL. ANECDOTE.

A gentleman met an elderly far
ner the other day, and in converfa-
ton refpecting the afpea of public
affairs, ailxed if he did not think the
embargo laws, Especially the laat, as
greet a violation of our rights and
liberties, as the aa of the Britiih Par
liamen: which cauled our revolution !?
Yes, faid the farmer, a thoufand
times wcrfc-The lait act makes me
think of the man who was cutting
svood on Sunday The Juitice told
him i, was wrong and he mutt de-
fit Why faid the man, | only
itruck ilanting and cut off little
chip one way, and then little chip
lanting the other way, with one kana
but TO &c 10 cutting righ mp ana
fi9pa like the Devil, with both hands,
l would not DO il for the world.
Dever Sun.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-24
CIT Nail Mangtadory.
7. 81 f.. ODIORNE.

4 RE proprittors Of new patent machine,
Il for eui'ing aud heading mai at one ore.
ration. they have elabliihed Mandatory
At Maldea near Bonon, from. which they eI-
pea ;harily 70 frrnAltwo ,ons of nails per
day. They manufil1ure various iizes, and
,hofe OF the fame length they can make Of
grea,er or le.s thickpefs,as The marke, they are
inteaeed fer r,ay require. Beng fendble that
the lueceis of heir undertaking muh depend
mon he good quality, and low price. of their
nails, they are determined 10 pay due a''en-
ton 10 these particulars. Orders will be care
fully and punetuay attended to, and the
u ices will he uniform, as well 10 dnant c,f.
so.ners, a, 20 thoie who are near. 8 per cent
~ their u'ual difccpnt for cath.
l5wl B.Ren, .Narey 500
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-24
Fifty Dollars KeaUayd.

an the night of the 5th inn the Store of
- the Subscriber was broken open, and
fundry Goods ftosn ther efrom-- among which
are the following -
Blue Broadclo,hs--olive do--bIue Forefl
Cloths--CAIieos-India Cottons, wide and mar :
row-Ind'a Checks-white Cambrics white
Flannels--Vea Pasterns-Pocket Handker.
chiets---men's thick and thin Shoes---women )
Morocco do--black and red Fiihing Boots
-Sugsr-.Pepper- Tea, SC
&c
Any perfon who will apprehend faid Thief
or Thieves, 10 that they may be brought to
puniihmen, and the Goods recovered, illa!l re.
ceive the above Reward or Thirty Dollars
for the Goods only. and all necefary charges
paid JOSEPH Maxwell.
Portland, dp,H ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-24
A FARM FOR SALE,

TN the town of Falmouth, in the county of
1 Cumberland, conGaing of one hundred and
FIVE acres Of and, of which thirty is Interval,
and lying on Prefumpfcot River, and FIVE
miles from the town of Portland, and on the
poit road that leads from Portland to Auguita,
and into many of the back towns Said farm
j. conveniently h,uated for Public Houfe,
with large two ffory Houi, and Barn, with
out houles. The foil of faid farm is inferior
to none.-inquire of
OLIVER WlNSIOW.
on II. Uf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-24
MARTIN THAXTER

y Efpettfully informs bis friends and the
Public 10 general, thar he has commenced
the BAKING BUSINESS, in Fo,s- Street, be-
tween the foot of Usiss-frsa and the foot of
CSgs-a'sa; where he intends TO carry on the
pufnefs in all its various branches, aud folicits
. fhare Of the patronage Of liberal Pablo.
For Sale, a. ebepe,
A few Berrels fine & iuper6ne FLOUR,
which 10 warranted fresh and new, and will be
fold as low a. can be purchsfed in town.
Portland S4pyH, II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-24
United Marine q Fire Mjwaace Cam
bany T Portland.


THE Prefdent and Directors of faid Com
pany, IN conformity TO their Ad of In
corporation, hereby give no,iee, that their
capital flock amounts to one hundred thou.
isod Dollars. and thar they are ready TO re-
ceiye propoials to make Inlu,-ace, againfl the
following rlfk. Al kinds of Marine In.
uranee agsina captivity of perlon., and on
'he life of any perfon during his abfence al
iea on heufes or other buildings, and on
property therein contained, within this Com
monwesl h; againa damage arlng to the
fame by Fire originating in any cafe except
hat Of deiign of the Injured
Not more than Ten ,houfand dollars will be
taken on any one rink.
b. stass ef TIE P,eiilea' and Diree7ar5
John WATSON, Seeretayy.
Uri,,a M 9 ?, IN, OFF,
Potissi Ap,H 10, 1900,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-24

NOTICE is hereby given to :he Proprietore
~ Of the Tenth N Hampfhire Turnpike
Corporation, who have not paid the fri, fec
opd, third, fourth, and fifth AHefmen,s, on
their feveral Shares-whch Shares will be
fold at public auction, at the Dwelling houfe
of Capt. Eleazer Roibrooks on faid grant, on
"Wednesday the feven,h day of June next, at
one of the clock in the afternoon; uslef, pre-.
vented by previous payment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-24
AMERICAN HATS :

manufactured Al the Iulily celebrated FACTORY
in that place.
AS one of nc company reddes and carries
on the bulnels in Providence, the utmoit de-
pendence may be placed on the faithful exc
cu,ion Of their work, which has proved e.
quail and in many iniances hyperion to impor-
ted Hats.
Such arrangements have been made as TO
enable them, at all times, TO keep their aflort-
ment eomplete--with which the public may
be fuppied on as advantageous terms as at
any itore in the Diftrct of Maine. Apya 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-24
WILLIAM REED,
NOTICE.

THE fubfcrib-r hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that ihe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herfelf the
trua of Adminiftratrix on the Eitsie of
DAVID CUSHING PRiNcE,
late of Portland, in the county of cumber-
land, Mariner, decesfed, by giving bond as
the law d'rects---She therefore requeis all
eds eftaie. TO make immsdi7'e payments; and
,hoie who have any demands thereon, TO eI-
hibit the fame to
SOPHIA PRINCE.
AsrH Is, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-24
TOWN OFFICER.

A NEW and improved Edition (being the
n JsVssfJ) of the lows OfrIcEs, has
'been lately puhli.hed. 4 few Copies thereof
may be purchaied a, 'he Bosiso,e OF JonN
PRArT, in Fore-llree,, Poy.iaai-- Price. doll.
IS CTS.
81 ID contains The Contribution of this Com
monweai,h, and of the United States,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-24
REMOVAL.

DAvID PEAsE, has Removed TO the ftand
II lately occupied by MFR. Thomas Leavis,
No. 9, Fdh.areet, where he continues to tranf.
act Auction and Commi1ion Buhnels-Coods
ltored at the ufual rates.
An. 10 1909,