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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17

p EfpeeafulIy informs his friends and the
~ public in general, that he keeps conisant-
ly for fale, at hls
Lstteyy.OGee and Bookstore,
No. 8, Mussry's Row, Middle ftreet, an ex-
tenfve aGortment Of BOOKS 10 the various
branches of Literature and Science.
AS-Large and fmall TelfAments Plain
and Hymn Books Iu.tces. and other Blanks
Large and fuall Perpetual Almanacks, aud a
general adortment of
SchNi-B osks and Stationary.
Alfo-Jewelry, sortoife iheil aud common
Combs, &c.
~ Cs1 and tie bgbsf Prize give" for JHai,
clean Wo0ies, Csfsos and Linen Rag.
FOR SALE-Bricks, Lime, white and red
oak Hogfhead Shocks, white oak Barrels and
Kegs-Enquire as above.
NOTICE :
S.BUTrS requets all perfons indebted &c
him to make immediate payment.
Portland, IPriI 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
SHERIFPS SALE.

TAKEN by Execution, and will be fold ar
= Public vendue, on Tueiday the feeond
day of Hay next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. the right
in equity OF redemption in and to one und-
vided half of the following defcribed parcel of
morigaged real eftate, viz-Ose undivided
half part of certain piece of land with the
buildings thereon, situated in Portland, and
bounded, on the fouthweft, by forty feet
highway or itreet, leading from Back itreet to
Cumberland ftreet northwe1, by Sarah Brad.
bury's land northeaif, oy land formerly own
ed by Enoch llney foutheaft, by land owned
by the faid Sarah Bradbury and Joliah Cox, a.
greeably to deed from The iaid Coz to John
Try, dated the 18th of September, a. D. Iso1,
as on record may appear, with all the rights,
privileges, and appurtenances thereto belong
ing
Sale on the prenliies.
JONATHAN LUND, D. StE
Ps,fisrS, Ap,I 3, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
Lineon So. Bath, March 10Th, 1890.

Lineoh ss. Bath, March Iotb, 1890.
TAKEN by execution and will be offered
for fae at Public Vendue, on 1'hurlday
the goth day Of April next, at two of the clock
in the afternoon, at the fubicribers Office in
Bath. the Right in Equity Of Redemption,
which Major Jofhua Shaw. has in The follow
ing deicribea Real Effate to wit, one Lot Of
Land, ftuated in Georgetown at the mouth of
kennebeck River, bounded north by faid Riv-
er, eaff and fouth by the fea .hore and known
by the naa,e of Huniwell's Point ALTO ore
other lot of Land fiiuated in Bath; bounded
north by land owned by Nicholas Lor;ng
Mitchell and Joieph Trott ealf by Kenetbeck
River; fouth by Greet which feparates faid
land from land and wharf improved BY Charles
Ciapp. more particular defeription will be
given at the time Of fale.
STEPHEN WINsHIP, D.pafy Shs,if.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
Boot s. Shoe Making.
ASA JORDAN.

flaseiy s~pieysdhy Jssss SLarp, az a,ensaJ
u ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
N the public, that he has taken the shopl
lately occupied by Crowell Hatch, in Fin
Street, oppoGte the Argus.Ofhce; where he
intends carrying on the
Boot and Shoe Making Byfnef
in il, various branches. He hopes, that by
frict attention to all orders with which his
friends may favor him, he fhall merit and re-
ceive 1hare of the patronage of liberal
public. Portland, hpyi 10, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
Il ncgv Barbary Po4ver.

The B.fbary powers in the North of Africa
have 20 long srd 10 fuccefsfuly fet the exam
pie Of making ilsves of their captives and de-
lnanding and receiving money for THEN ranfom
that one of the great nations of Europe, hith-
er,o eoncdered rs civilized, has been induced
TO adopt the ,niquitous and favage cuitom.
Yes France, ,sSaed, isp0isi Frame, has
become 20 Ion TO every thing that is deemed
humane, decorous and honorable in the CIV
il,zed world that fhe imprfons and ennaves,
NOT only her prifoners Of war, but the citizens
OF neu,ral nation who happen to be thrown
within her reach, and refufes TO reeafe them,
until fhe has received the price of their ran
fom Language fails TO deferibe the hafenefs,
the unecuaed baleneis, OF this barharous con-
due. 1t traueends even the barbarlm Of Tu-
ns or Algiers Let Americans read the fol-
hos ing article from the Philadelphia Regifter ;
and let them remember that more than five
hundred Of their fellow citizens are in the fame
deg. AIDED and miferable stuiton with the one
here neationed--loaded with chains and Ian
gulhing in the dungeons of France.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
Cumberland, E-Afayeb 29ib, 1909.

Cumberland, F-Afareb 29tb, 1909.
TAKEN by Execution, and to be fold a,
public vendue on the premifes, on Sat.
urday the goth of April infant, at two o'clock
afternoon, the right in equity of redemption
which Abraham Nafon, OF Stsndiili, in the
county of Cumberland, yeoman, has in and to
the following martgaged real eftatc. viz "A
certain lot Of Land, lying and iitrated in the
town of standiih, in the county of Cumber.
land being lot numbered thirty mine. bound
ed on the northeaft by LOT numbered thirty.
eight, on the fouthwelt by lot numbered forty
on the northweif by lot numbered forty nine
and on the fouthcait by lot numbered forty
containing one hundred acres, with all the pi !.
vicges and appurtenances thereto Belonging
SAMUEL BARKER, D. S5G
hpyI ~, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
United Marine q Fire hIuranes Coni-
pauy ef Portland.

THE PRECEDENT and Directors Of faid Com
pany, in conformity to their Ad Of ln-
corporation. hereby give notice, that their
capital ftock amounts to one hundred thou
fand Dollars, and tia, they are ready to re-
ceive propofals to make Infuranee, again0 the
following riks-vix. All kinds of Marine In.
furance, againft captivity ofperfons. and on
the life of any perion during his abfence at
fea on houfss or other buildings, and on
property therein contained, Within this Com
monwealth agaiaft damage ariGng to the
fame by Fire originating in any cafe except
that of deign Of the Injured.
Not more than Ten thouiand dollars will be
taken on any one rifk.
By order Of fbe P,sGdsM and Dveesrs.
JOHN WATSON, SsrHs,y.
United M. Il r. las. 0Ea2
Portland, AtnI 10, iSo9,S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
PyoAate Court at Nertb.1srmoufb.

ProAafe Court at Nortb \ srDpufb.
WHEREAS it appears 10 me the fubfcri.
w Der, Judge Of the Court Of Probate
for the county Of Cumberland, that il will be
for the general benefit, as well a. for the inter-
en- of individuals, that the time of holding the
Probate Court at North Yarmouth mould be
altered. thereby give notice, that have ap-
pointed, and do hereby appoint the third
Wednesday in July, as the time for holding
faid Court, at the houfe of Mr. Seth Mitchell,
in fAid North. Yarmouth, at O'Clock, A. M.
inftead of the fri Tuefday in May, annually.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Psvfiasd, ApvE 8, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17

NOTICE is hereby given, That the iaa
~ Will and Teifament of Reuben Fenlay-
fon, late Of Scarborough, in the county OF
Cumberland, deeeaied, has been preiented To.
me for proba'e, by Ivory Feniayion, the Ex-
ecutor herein named, and Reiiduary Leeatee
and that Wednesday the Goth day of April in
Giant, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, is aligned
TO take proof of the fame, al Court of Pro-
bate then to be holden at the office of John
rockingham, Ell at Portland, in faid county
when and where all perfons concerned NAV
be prelen,, to fhow cauie, if any they have,
why the fad win lliould not be approved and
allowed.
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
ysgs IF /ad Cunt.
fpH |, 1902.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
TAKE NOTICE.

ITO be fold, by order of Court, on WE'D
L NEsDAY the twenty 1th day of april
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the
dwelling hpufe lately belonging to, and upon
the Eflaie Of Ebenezsr Bangs. late Of Cor
ham, in the county of Cumberland, yeoman,
deceafed-Aii the real Efiate Of faid deceafed,
sonliftisg of ffty.fve acres of Land, in ia,d
Gorhau,, with the buildings thereon iselud
ing the reverfon Of the widows dover.
WILLIAM FREEMAN,
dftsvny/ ia, laiiaisss.
MsreB 23d. 1908
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
Come and See.

A N excellent FARM for fale, ftuated ia
"A Faisossb, 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 2refumpfcut bridge, within a few
rods Of each, and contains about two hundred
acres by eftimation, be the fame, more
or lefs The houfe on fad farm 10 large, COM
modioas, and very pleaiantly ftuated, COM
manding fair profpect Of the open Tea at the
entrance of Portland harbor, as alto very
comfortable part of that beautiful town-Ihe
barn 10 80 by "a feet. Said farm Is fufhcient
to produce hay enough for forty cattle,S con-
tains about eighty acres of COED paDure, well
fupplied with freih and fat water through the
whole feafon, as il is bounded on the lea ihore.
II 10 an excellent feat for . houfe OF public
entertainment, and will beautifully accommo-
date merchants and mechanics with houfe.lots,
in addition to that little neat village, above
the ihipyard, which has already been fold of
the farm.
Within half a mile of the fhip-ysrd are
nearly twenty five acres of perhaps the ben
white oak lbip timber in the whole town
Within one mile Of the houie lie twenty acres
Of and. well covered with wood and timber.
Within two miles of the houle, are sbou,
twenty acres of good land htus,ed on the
aforementioned highway leading from Port
land 10 Bruniwick.
There Is a'fo valuable piece OF falr.m arih,
, which produces from liz TO eight tons OF hay
in the year, within half mile of the barn,
which may be purchafed with faid farm
Farming uteniils of all kinds neceffary to car
ry ON faid farm, may alto be purchated. a
view of the farm will afford its beil recon-
mend4tion The terms of payment will be
made eaiy TO the fortunate purchaier. or
further particulars inquire of
DAVID M'GREGORE,
| of Bedford, ~ II. or of
ADAMS MERRILL,
on the premifes.
! NJ B Now or never for the farm will
! doubtisfs he fold within three months.
| Mud 6. (3m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
nR SILL

A FARM in CAPE EGzabefb, Containing a.
a bout sc acres Of iaud, well waered, ana
cutting 90 tons Englill and fone ialr hay, and
having thereon a two-ilory brick Dwelling
Houfe, Barn 81 BY "a, well fnfl,ed, and
other out houfes This Farm is very plealani.
y h,ua'ed, having complete view Of the
Town and Harbos uf Portland; il is afo con
nected with the waters of Fore river, aud
within half mile Of The contemplaied Bridge
to Malzm's Neck. Terms will be liberal---
For further particulars. inquire Of
NATHANIEL FREEMAN
Cape Eizabssb, M.,eb 6, 1909 ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
LICENCES.

NorICE 10 hereby given to thofe perfons,
~ whole appreciation for licences was pre-
tented to the Court of Seaions, which was
holden at Portland, within and for the county
of Cumberland, on the Ian Tuefday of March
Ian, that the time allowed by faid Court for
recognizing and taking the oath by law requi.
red, will expire on the eighteenth day of A
pril infant.
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
AP,I 8, 1900. Cis,k # Court.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
lDof.rp.
FREE TRADE.

fkEE IN HIJE.
WE who were 70 happy and hlelt,
We who were 50 cheerful and gay,
AT nigh, we went iaieiy to reh,
And merrily work'd lhro' the day.
Bur how does the fcene now appear
Nun our ~ cot rural pas,imes be o er
Huf the nuhc no more llfike the ear
Muft the dance in the had be no more
Mufl the fruits of our farms be cropt
Nuli our cattle 20 lraying abroad
Muil the trade in our -taac be al Itopt
And our illips be all moor'd in The read
Nun our honour expire of ITS wounds :
Mutt commerce grow tick of the tide
Muft religion expire on the ground
And virtue ink down by its iide.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
FOR SALE-1T
S. Patterns Book ltcre,

S. Patterns Book -ltcre,
No 10, Jsaei kO7o,
900 Ream's Writing Paper, fri qualify
200 ditto Wrapping Paper
80 grols Bonnet do.
10 ditto prels Papers
TICKETS in Rhode Illsnd Coal, and the
9Th clais Hatfield Bridge Lotteries.
N B.--Half of Houie in plealans part
of the town, TO be ief.
Mad 20 Owl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
lanes Phinnev- inn

y ESPECTFULIY informs, the public in
~ general, and particularly his friends and
eutomers, that he has removed from his for.
mer stand, to Gorham Corner, where be has
the ben OF accommodations for large parties.
and 'trie.est attention paid them lie returns
his grateful acknowledgment for palt favors
aud politely iolicit' a continuance of the ZANE.
G0bs7, Me,ct 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Jabjcribey, do eerfyy, thai bi0-
ing byurioyly and 7prongfaly reported
thai JAMES FARMER gaze in FEEDER
al vote at tlU0 different times for G9v-
ernor, Lieut.. Goyernor and Senator'S,
on the cd infant, (Which report il 1vifb-
out the kaa foundation # truth.
JOHN G. WALDEN.
Portland, April {, 1900.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17

NOTICE is hereby given tina, the fubf:ri
her has been duty appointed adminillra.
tor of the eilate of
NATHAN wYMAN,
late If Topfham, in the county of Lincoln
woman, deeeaied and has undertaken ths,
truit by giving bond as the law directs all
perions therefore having demands aeaiufl the
eOate Of faid deceafed are def,red TO exhibit
the fame for fettiement; and all indebted to
faid eilate are requefted to make imm,di,ts
payment.
HFzEKIAH WyMAN, ddniriq,ats,.
Bath, Ms,eb 2ssb, 1909 ?,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17

DAVID BILL & CO,
AT 1HE
Portland Hat Wareb0nf,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
HAvEjua received from providence,(S
La complete aGorrment OF Gentemens and
Ladies
AMERICAN HATS
manufactured at the JULY celebrated Factory
in that place.
As one of the company reldes and carries
on The bulnefs in Providence, the utmoit de-
pendence may be placed on the faithful exc
cution of their work, which has proved e.
quail and in many infances hyperion to imPor-
ted Hats.
Such arrangements have been made as to
enable them, at all times, to keep their abort
ment complete-with which the public may
be fuppled on as advantageous terms as at
any ilore in the Diftrict of Maine. Ap,d 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
american PriGner5 in France.

!, i. NOT for US to r'y when our government
vii, interfere for the relief OF our fellow. cit-
zens who arc now fudering the moh cruel and
un;a(tihable treatment in the Priions OF
Fraoce bus il is our du'v to place before the
public the iabjoinei aA,ement of their
wrongs.
The following Letter is from youth Of
,he mof Respectable connexions in this city -
II there Is Father, Sou,or Brother, who can
read il without emotions of iynpatby and in-
dignasion, be is an obiees both of pity and
con; empf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
WIN MOI
fpeH |, 1902.

A CONVENIENT dwelling houfe, togeth-
er with wood houle and garden fpo,.
which viii be convenient for a large family,
or two imal ones. For further information
inquire of NATHANIEL GORDON
PJrtlard, April Sd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
s. Rochelle. December ~, 1893.
oDFAR YRoTHEs,

TtrF--------was bound to Charsn,e; we
arrived a, the lie of Rhea, W.. 5roush, TO by
the pilot, and tie captain wen, ON ihore with
four hands in the hoat-.ou our arrival we
were feparaied from the cap air, and ordered
10 Gpesk 70 nc perinn-l remained there SO
DAVIS without a ihifs OF eIo.hes, ard nothing to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
Harrilon Land lax, for the year

NOTICE il hereby given to the nonre6den,
proprietors and owners ofthe following
lots OF Land IN the town OF Harriion, in The
county of Cumberland, iha, they are taxed for
the year 1907, IN bill committed TO me the
fubierber for collection, a. follows, viz. for
State, County, Town aud Highway -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
Newspaper Revolutions.

The Political Observatory, lately
printed at Walpols, IN. H.) and the
.Neps3uvytorf Statesman, have, it APP
pears, gone to their long home -
They were two Of the tuugous produc.
lions of the ho,bed of Nirginian Policy,
during the days Of delusion in the East.
ern States. Unable to exist in the pure
atmosphere which again surrounds the
habitations of the hardy Sons of the
North, they" spanked, were exhsI'd,
and went to oblivion" Reqmrseant in
iaoc. May not only their works, but
most oftneir companions, follow them !
The death OF the Observatory was
foreboded, some time since, by the re-
.urrecn9n of the Farmers Wuseum,
once so celebrated as the " Lay Preach
er's Gazette" which for time it had
superseded. The latter paper, since
Mr.. Donnie ceased to be its Editor, has
been conducted by Alexander Thomas,
Esq one Of the gentlemen who were
removed from ofice by MIR. Granger,
before the late President began to act
as Post Master General, and is edited
with as much taste and talent as any
rural paper in the United States.
Freeman's Journal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17

.M'r. ibaa be,aajsm ,fa Siovt to fbe A!ger
ise5-dei vet Senator Giles eos drofH zpib rap
fuye on Bs contact Of France tozear5f biz country
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
PROPOSALS

A RE iHued, and hsndfome liz of fubfcri-
"A bers already obtained, for printing in ten
elegant quarto velumes-pr ice dolls. per
vol. f,eep, dols cal: and 25 boards,
DR.. GILL'S EXPOSITION
On the whole of the
Old md NeqD TeHamenfs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
RElfNk

RENO pII.
nAyID pEASE, has Removed o he GARD
- lately occupied 10y Mr.. Thomas l.eAv $.
No Q, Fifth itreet, where lie continues 10 IRAN
ACT Auction and Conm,ilon Euilnels Goods
itored at the ulual rates.
Ap. 10, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
EOR SALE,

TON III LII
Five fecond hand CHASE, cheap for cath
: or approved notes. Inquire OF 1. 81
MONION, at his Stable --6Ls,
, elegant Bellows Top CHASE,
Hp,H 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17

That 70 much of faid lots or parcels of land
as will pay faid taxes aid charges will be fold,
at the dwelling houfe of Capt. Nsph,sIi Har-
man, IN iaid Hariiion, On Monday the eighth
day Of May next, at clock in the forenoon.
unlels faid taxes and charges ihal be paid be-
fore that time.
JACOB EMERSON, csasao.
Earrisn, MarsB 25f5, 800.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
William Goddard.
TO LET.

ONE half Of convenient two fiory Dwell.
~ LiNG-HOUSE, in central part of the
town convenient for fmall famiv--Inqui-e
At thu Office Poyflana, AEr,.g al
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
GARDEN SEEDS

GARDEN SEEDS.
JUST received and now ready for fale a, the
j fore of
Henry F. Dupee e Son,
No. 6, bfsGy. Row, Nfidas- Sf,sef, a general
affortment of GARDEN SEEDS, Of the fri
quality. ALSO,
One hundred Shocks and Heading
Twelve BARRELS Mackerell in prime Or.
der--Inquire as above. dp,H 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17

Znchariah Shed, a transient man, has
been arrested in Bristol (RI) for hay-
ing passed counterfeit bills Of the u. S.
and other banks A number OF coun-
terfcits were found upon him.
Twelve houses were destroyed by
fire, in Richmond, (Prg., on the 9th
ult--ihere is not much loss of prop
erty except that contained in James
Brozvn's vendue Office.
II good subject for 6et.-Whether
sickness in 1t. Governor Lincoln's FAM
lily, or maiatomtion il himself did not
prevent his Honor from observing his
osvn Fast by Attendance on public wor-
ship-Saiem Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
SAMUEL BUTTS,

Portland, April S, 1909.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-02
SEINE ROPE.

THE subscriber manufactures and has fol
sale, at his house on Washington-street, OPP
posits Jacob Hofman's sugar refinery, Seine
andHauling Ropes, of all sizes; Seinea Sew
ing Twine Shad s. Herring Twine Sack.
ing,and Bed Cords, Plough Lines & Traces
.AlN, Tarred Rope and other Cords
Jofeph Harper.
February ..
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-02
C. A SH
Will be given for a few likely
young NEGROES.
apply at the
Indian Queen Iauern.
Sept mber 80 2aw3t*

September 80.

TOR land in this neighborhood, or proper
Il ty in Washington, my HOUSE, Or
Prince street, substantially built of brick, %
feet front, stories Nights nearness to the
wharf and most commercial part of the river,
affords many advantages for store or ware
house, Apply O. the premises to
DR.. Oh. Douglass.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-02
Mr.. SEOWDEN,

Mr.. SNowDEN, -. :,
concerns of individuals, that too mc'a ~
lance on natural and inherited advantage
has given rise to such degree Of sPa~,
and negligence, as TO reduce tns p 10 ,b.;r
far behind Others, who depended on '",r
own exertions alone--So 1t has ifeg1s on.
happened too with towns, Cities ana sO or,
n.unities at large. Few instances nav IA. IN.
Cured to exemplify this position h,O'; n The
pressive than that which we iurhls'i sn We
town OF Alexandria, especially SDs arr.,.
contrast it with the situations and Pro sS.IisI
sive improvements of other comm .a0J and
rlaces in cur immediate ne'ehoo3r,,'oare,, oya
more particularly with the fourls'ls g. MA, may
of Salem, in Massachusetts,. hsl re-. " sdvan.
be fairly said to enjoy every possl's az" an es.
tage, that could give life and v'S0' u,meree.
tended and general American 'v, na.
At the head Of superior and sx'sa as,.uraIly
vieation for ships of all Sizes We .xt,nsiir:
become the market for rich ana CIV ,opal.
back country, exceeded, and perhaps zap IN, tt "a
led by none in the United States, -; =. produc'
riety as well as the abundance OF II, ,ov our
tons ; which, whilst it should Gu" snortatioa
capital and enterprise in the 'rs a, markets,
of its native productions to foreign s'os s exssn'
at the same time would afford hG ~ articles
s;yr one for the sale of all imPoHso i thes,
How, let me ask, have we ,a'p'aa .r We in
extraordinary advantages ,,ce which n@
deed the shippers OF that Proadd Aria marks''
,urally belongs to the Alexana ere most con-
or do we furnish to those "H0 "'S