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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-11
Cure of Confumption.

pr D,sMoR E, of Wellington City, ia cor
respondent of the London MosfIiy Mssssias.
In late contribution to that popular mifcela.
ny, he aates an extraordinary inlfance, in his
own perfon, of recovery from what appeared to
be the very laa Aage of fwift decline or;gi.
nally produced BY very fevese cold. Him.
felt and his brother phy6cians having given up
every hope of cure, he tlsew away his med;-
cines, and refolvsd to CRAFTY bis appetite for
PSiiadtipbia porter, which had been to him a
prohibited article. Finding that il revived
him, be increafed the quantity to bottle day.
the confequence Of which was the rapid and
Gnal'y total disappearance of every pulmonary
ymptom.--F,~ws". Journal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-11

The Publication Of these cssays, "in
a lrss heyTsha5ie farm than that Of
nesushaher,' is actually commented III
Boston, to ahaear in periodical numbers.
Editor
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-11

abftinence, d;e,, and cooling herbs; laying,
,ha, if the pot boils too fan II is better to re-
auce the fuel than laid out the water.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-11
PETER PORcUprNE.

Cosssrr, alias Peter Psrespise, inlfead Of
being the fubje6 of abufe of the democratic
inkwaliers, ought to De the theme of their
eulogy, for he is one of the mon molly cham
pions of democracy in E.siasi--He is, if any
thing,a more vociferous, thoroughgong der,-
agogue than Sir FRANCIS Busprrr. While
in the United States he never was acknowi-
edged TO he federalift. Ivy the great body of
that party and his politics and prejudices
were not any where more poiatedsy repro.
bated than they were in many OF the fedora.
papers. Recorreace TO files viii PROV.
this and further that for their firm and
fteady adherence to American principles, ia
oppo6rion to Porcupinian politics and projl-
dses, fomc of thoie editors were impuisL,v
denominated by him. Dgfss fiVe'.' H,s
hackguard wit was patronized merely as al
ofF.es to the BLACKBOARD trafh of the As,ora.
and other dcmocs attic papers. His potion
was Circulate ed To counteract o,hef potion, aud
IL then had It's eiect---C.as.
While Imperial BoSagssTE lives, the
world will never be AZ Ps,". While All inch
oftsrriiory remains al the Cd word whlc,.
will nor !. bow the neck 10 csney," he will
not csafe hts efTor,sto bring il under hi, iway.
iiBil
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-11

The Falmouth Wea Company at Sacarap-
pa, commanded by NATHANIEL PAR
TaIDoe, met OH Monday the fourth inst.
for ,hs purpose of improving themselves in
military evolutions, when Miss ABIGAIL
FRELssAN,for Sin behalfof the ladies' in that
vicinity, presented the Company with a
Standard,snd be fore numerous multitude
of Speo,a, who had assembled on the
occasion, delivered the following Address !:
Accept this Standard, as pledge of our
esteem for you, and affection for our coun-
try.
Tho prevented BY custom, and the pecu.
l;arity OF our situation from taking an active
part in the concerns Of our country, and es
pecially from encountering the hardships
and dangers fthe field. we feel an equal
interest In those concerns; as wsrm an at
tachment to our native soil. Happily the
storm, which has desolated Europe, and
still continues to sweep empires to the
dust, has rot yet spread its devastation over
oar fayor'd land--peace still continues
within our walls and prosperity within our
palaces.-Tho surrounded with blessings
let Us not be ldlled into security, from
which we may De awakened, uuprepared
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-11
CONAN, Auc. %, 1909.

CoehAM, AUG. %, ibUS.
Ma. Shirley,
As the hoop;ng-eough 10 prevailing in this,
and the adjoining towns, with mutual vio-
lenee, ] fhall take the liberty TO tranicribe for
inier'iou. in your uieful paper. the following
letter from celebrated phy6cian in Mary
land, to one of the editors of the New York
Medical Repository. BY pub'iihing it, you
may, perhaps, be Instrumental in checking
that formidable difeafe. MRDICIS.
MAINLAND, Nov. Is, 1908.
SR,C" You may recoile6 that about 8 or
4 year, ago mentioned to you, that il was
my opinion thar vaccinations would cure the
hooping cough that had made one expert
menr, and that it had fucceeded fully to my
expectations. ! mentioned the cafe to fever
al phy6cians, and requefted their making =
trial of its effects. when they fhouId have any
patients with hopping cough The beneficial
effects of vaccination above mentioned, deter
mined me in every inftance that occurred Of the
hopping cough TO vaccina,e Therefore have
vaccinated lx or eight patients that had the
hopping cough, and in every cafe il has fuc-
ceeded in curing that mott diftrefing difeafe.
The hopping cough does not come to
height in lefs than fix weeks from its COM
mencement, and then, when a favourable
termination is expected. the dcclsnfion of the
dieaie is gradual, and il does not terminate in
lefs than Gx weeks more To arreft this af-
fieting diiordsr in It's progreis would recon-
mend vaccine; ion in the fecond or third week
of the hopping cough, lie. when the fymp.
toms of the hopping cough are fully aleertain-
ed, then to vacc,nate Should the convuliive
cough be vio.cnt ihould Immediately vace,.
nate ; being we'll aiiured that the diltreihng
symptoms of the hopping cough are checked
by vaccine d,leaie. The termination of the
vaccine difeSfc will be the termination of
hopping cough that is, a. ioon as the VAGINA
ted part loies the efiiorveence, and the fcab
begins to dry and becomes of blueilh or
browniih colour there will then be an evil
dent change in hopping cough for the better,
and the feve-e fymp'oms will cea(e.
Thus Of 'wo formidable diieaies. to which
the human race are liable, the fmall por and
hopping cough. the 6rlt is prevented aud the
latter is cured E"
MsA R.p'. tet IL. p. 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-11

Sterling virtue my be known by its stea-
dy Improvement, even in old age.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-11

tCIsrso wa' (in the ps;rieian dia'ccsl m-9r-
!, born-the r1Iher of MsrstLus was diff
ioluis. The latter faying to the former,
Can you tell your fathers nam. ?" Cicero
safwersd, " Can your mother tell yours p
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-11

The ch'ne!e phyheiahs neve- prereribe
bleeding, hu. a ay the heat OF the bi5jd by
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-11
Remedy FIR til. Hsobinp Cougb.

Give the quantity of a teafpoon full of
Sweet oil, directly after fit of coughing.
Let it be repeated, there being no danger of
giving too large quantity of oil, for every
dofe operates as generalization of the
CT. Many have felt the good effects of this
Gmplc remedy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-11

TIE FsJse,iy l-Schooner Farmer, from La
5raaor, with $1,000 iih fch lane, from do.
with ii7.ooo; feb. Parrot, from do with
$1,000 and two or three others. with ike
full fares, arrived a, Newburyport lait week
Fiji has been very plenty this ieaion--
The aggregate amour, expected to be recei'
we'd in Newburyport by vedels belonging
there, is flHed at l.oo5. 900 6ih "A number
of cape-cod venels were a, Labrador Sd
nit Our fthsries are an important branch
Of hnlneis, Especially when " Commerce is
left unenbirrafei with %, mud regulation,
ia healthy employment. aud an honorable
soi hoaea methoi of" drawing riches from
che oeeaa"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-11

Es,s,sqisg r. Ma,isep VIZ. THOMPSON,
Of B,ooiiys IN ~ pubiA.e', tia, he has tried
vhe following experiment, and doubts not It
would be the means of prcferving the lives of
fach of our fea farng people as ihould be 70
unfortunate as to abandon their veiIels and
,rue their lives to the boat a fourtecn-fcet
toat, with an empty puncheon ilfhed to the
riiuy of the boat ON the iniide, will float
with four men in /, when full Of water, aud in
thar cafe may be hailed out He is of opin-
ion that one puncheon TO a ton, or four pun
cheons to tweaty feet long boat, will float
with fifteen feet in like manner. In the above
cafe boat may live in the Tea, without danger
Of turning bottom up
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-11

The papers mention that on the 9th slt.
there wac fail of how for feveral minutes
ia the town of Wsr,fs, in Nsw.7i@k State.
The fufnmer has been uncommonly cold |;
aud the crops of Indian Corn to the northward
will be very leanty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-07
IN COUNCIf., Rst. ef, faoe.

A
'tSHB bieutcpsu' Coveros iai be fo,e ti.. i,rars
letter from :is.nue; C,ien,sn. a-sis;ay.s
clerk TO the council. stating ,h..: he r,guisi,e
| OF the advice o. council Of the 1st &c January
1868. and of The lS:n Of Febs.sasy cs ,.,., sams
year. have NOT been sul..ien ~ Attend ID ro,.na
have failed TO produce the eon.enpr.ted eiSt9s
and proposing ,har the subj q Of the said adyi.
ces De reconsidere5, aud ,hI, the result OF such
reconsideration be published in the virginia Ar.
gus, for the informa, ion Of all concerned
Whereo2on, II is advised thar ex.racas of sh.
SAID savicss. TO wit:
,s,," In Council, January 1, tsCs.
ina' no commissions wrl be hereafter i,su.
cd tor the organiz atom OF any troop If cavalry
o.m .Htcompa artillery, or of g.enaders, light
ortanryny Terncn of the respective baitalions
o. the several regiments until a muster roll of
sucn troop or company, as the case may be-,
shall be certified BY the commanding officer OF
She regiment or of the battalion e which sp:h
troop or company may be attached or belong.,--.
And.
"La Council, Pe6ru0rq 10, 1903.
That no commission sha b. hereafter is-
sued to NIL any vacancy ia any troop OF cavity,
or IN any vo'un'eer company whatsoever Nh n a
ee'unen roi' or the said troop or company shalt
nave been receIved from the commandment of the
regiment to which the same may be a.,ached. or
't winch It may fosm part showing that the
aid troop or company con aim. AZ the time
"
he smallest nu nber which by law is is direasd
20 contain" be published IN the Virginia Arsuy
for two months
itia further advised. That TO enable the Exc
cut,ve completely 10 carry into effea the fourth
see'ioh Oh the act, Sc Respecting the militia Of
TINS commonwealth" passed the 2O;h of lama.
~. iSoI, the Lieutenant Governor be requested
10 direct the Adjutant General so 20 change the
FORM OF the regimensal and brigade returns, as
'hat the strength and equipments of any troop OF
cavalry. or company of artillery, Iiph, infantry
Srenadiers or rifemen attached 10 or forming,
part OF, ahy regiment of the militia of ,hi.
commonwealth, appear in such regimen a, aud
brigade returns; and that the commantlants oe
s ,u, troops and companies be repaired TO make
duplicates of the returns required of then, nv law
20 The commandments of the regiment. 20 which,
.hei are respectively attached or belong, as rha
case may be.
Ex'raa f.om the Minutes,
Attest,
DAM T. IIYI rrnN 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-07

IS. g Millions for NdefeGre, noe ccaf
Eo~ tri5me.'' 6 cheers.
l6. My no prohibition os Intercourse
wiz G-els Britain prevent the exportation
Of Tories 6 cheers
II. Tae .Ansricen FAIR. Cheers.
V)LUN rEERS.
By Governor Iute7. Tine government is
cur own. Those who are not for US are a :.
gainst us. ~
BIZ Judge Roane The Congress of re |;
The language of these patriots was We
have counted the cost of the contest, and
find nothing so ntolerable as voluntary sla-
verv.' $500
By Cahf. Maker. The army of the U /.
States.
Governor Tyler having retired:
BIZ p. ~. Nicholas, Esq. Governor Ty.
Ter; The enlightened and independent ma
Sistrate; the firm and Underwriting patriot
By Thomas Bnrfns. May our exports
be speedily multiplied by the ad .ision of
poisonous exotic, that is dangerous to-
our peace, our union, and our Independence
Blu d.. Wardiaw. Let me perish with
the Liberty OF my country.
Judge Roane having retired
By W. ~. fleming, Esq Judge . oane !;
The enlightened aud incorruptible Judge !;
the firm and undertaking republican.
BIZ AadreaD .S.evenSsn, Esq. War !;
That country which in It's infancy shruok
not from The uplf.ei arm of Britain in IT'S
fullest might, viii. not decline the comb It in
meridian manhood, ~.
BIZ s.. l.CrGeo, Esq. Patrick Henry |;
His achievements in the cause of rspubli.
canism entitle him to live in the affections
Of grateful people.
By Can't. q. Turner. War; speedy
cure for all milk and water politicians.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-07
DAM. L. HYLToN.

q aqdartesp coerr neid foe kns ana o q en-
county, on III l6sh day OF N .emoer 1898
GlIate and M'Kinder, merchants of N,,fo,L
against Wilim Halyard asd William Flee de
tehasnts, in chancerY Pursuant TO an ord.r
m, MADE this day, in this cause. viii be sold to the
n! gnes' bidder on the premises on the 18th day
Marea next, The rRAcTof LAND, whese =,
rue saia Haiyard LACEY lived, on the burnt mill
creek IN the lower end ofthe said county, con-
tanning TWO hundred had six J acres Of as gooI
IuanV astne land Generally in the neighbour
wild fowl This land will be sold. frst 60 satisfy
'ns said Fleet the sum of Three hund ed
s !. twenty four pounds foareen and four pence
na penny, with interest thereon from the SIN
Gay OF lime 1904, till paid and Tie costs Of SUIT.
sna me surplus [if any] to be apple. to the
Msonarge OF the plaintiffs eIaim against sad Hal
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-07
WEW-1ORK STATE LOTTERT
COMMENCES DRAwING IN THE
CITY OF NRw-YoRK
l N A z X L Mex It.

CITY OF NRw-YoRK
N A p RIL MEX
THE HIGHEST PRIZES ARE:
prize of $4,000 Dollars.
i prize of 10000 Dollars.
2prizes Of 900 Dollars.
9 prizes of 5000 Dollars, Sc. SC. sc.
TICKETS SS SHARES for sale at eight
and halt dollars each at G.. & r. WAIPE.'s
truly fortunate Offices in New York, where
was sold in the last New York Lottery the
three highest prizes.-Dstant adventurers
by Enclosing the cash, may have tickets and
shares forwarded with punctuality and dis
patch. During the drawing G.. & r. Waite
will send their weekly prize list to the prin-
ter of this paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-07

- We sincerely regret that we cannot
insert in this days paper, the eloquent and
arsumentative circular letter of William
Burwell, Esq. 1t shall appear, posi-
BILE, in the next Argus.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-10
SATURDAYS 9annrrY :.
EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRAi

L. ~ Is4l SIsA'O1O1t NJ w w.
The house were engaged till near ~.
o'clock to-day in discussing the folloT ~,
resolution proposed bv Mr.. Smile, " ,J
was finally agreed to, &C to q $ Res2l7,'
that q committee be appointed to ~ =.
qnire into the propriety OF provId'l5 ),
law for the meeting OF Congress a. n,
earlier period than the 1st hlondav IN ~ ~
cc:nber next, with leave - report b!F O'H'
otherwise. !" a.
The debate on this resolution inyoD :.
the question, whether it you'll not Dc 4,
per, Before the first day Of DecemosI.', 80,
in the middle of May or beginning Of J.
essentially to change the attitude OF w ~
ton, if no change took place IN TIC u ~
sures of foreign powers? The rss2 2s,
was supported By Messrs. Smile M
G. w, Campbell, Story, Elb!, iroaP' - ,op
son, Rheao R.eor, TAYLOR, Ni-5a~'s' :"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-10
EMBARGO.

Mr.. Van Cortland observed that it was
impossible for the house to get along with
business TILL the question Of repeal or con-
tlnuance OF the embargo was decided. sIe
therefore called TOR the order OF the day GA
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-10
EMBARGO.

DEBA7-E on ILr. Hillhouse's motor for
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-10

ton.
Nl.. Lyon said that il was well known that
he had never been clinical 10 naval force.
lherule which he lad laid down to himself
had been to give. a great share of the .eve-
nue. derived from commerce to the protec-
ton OF commerce. He had never enter
tanned the idea Of manning feet. for the
purpose Of defying Great Britain on the
ocean. He had wished to give that share
OF the proceeds of the commerce of, the ma
ton to its protection which should be deem
ed necessary. He said that sending out a
navy with view to meet that of Great Bri-
tain on the ocean, would indeed be a Quix-
otto expedition. He had always thought
that this nation would be justifable alone
in defensive war. He would forever main
tain the right to govern ourselves on land,
and on the ocean too if he thought there
was any probability Of succeeding in such
contest. He censured the propensity dis
played by gentlemen tor making partial
preparations, and wished to see a whole
system at once.
The question on ordering 1Ir. Stor1's
proposition to lie on the table was carried,
~ ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
(Isk 2il

Taken on Execution, and 10 be 6H at
Py5Gc Veniue, at the Dwelling
Hays Of Jfy. Tbsmas Mems, in
Fresporr,n 7bwjaay The tbDty5fra
day Of -Aaguf next. at three Of the
elock, in the ayfernoon.
A Ii the RICH, in Equity ofRedemption,
4 which 7bamn MILF has to the following
deicribed, mortgagea real eaa,e, to wit a
certain parcel or trad of LAND. Gtuate in
Freeport aforelaid, and bounded as follows /;
seuthwe!terly by town road cnorthweiiry
by laad of joiiah Reed and nor,heaiter.y by
land of John Window; or however otherwiie
the fame may be bu'ted and bounded, or re
puted to be butted aud bounded containing
teventeen acres, more or lefs, being part of lot
No. 20 on Range c. 70 called, in F-eeporr,
and the fame whereon the faid Millet now
dwe's, Together with the buildings thereon
itanding JOSIAH REED, ID. Sbssif.
E,0por, 2p Jsiy, 1909 (3J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
STOP THEE

CTCLEN from the fubicrioer on Friday night
~ lat, a SMALL BLACK MARE, with
a good Saddle that had cate ON the back part
OF Il, aud Bride Tbs >1are hasa brown
nole and hind parts, is we'll built, aud trots
all her name hangs or the rieh, 6de, except
a hands breadth or more from her ears, back,
which wa. cut oli.--The thiei is inppofed to
be man who called himielf Smith, OF about
so years of age, light compleIioaed. rather
tall had on blue coat, light vea, fu.tan
colored panlaloons, and llor, boots
~ Whoever will return faid Mare and
Thief, ihall be entitled to T'us-iy lsiiar, Ne
z0ys, or ten doiia,s for informa ivn whereby
either can be Obtained Apply to
THEODORE CURTIS.
B,unszpiek, July "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
GEORGE Peirce's k.fate.

THE Heirs and Creditors of the Efate Ct
GscRes PEIRcE. la,e of Otishsld, in the
county of Cumberland, Elquire, deceafed, and
all concerned, are hereby notified that the
Executors of the !ait VIII and Teisamen, CT
faid deceafed. have exhibited TO me, an account
of their administration on iaid Eitate-and
that the fame will be conhdered by me, al a
Probate Court, TO be holdea at the Office of
job. Frot5igbum Efq in Portland, on We'd
nefday the twenty third day of Augua pert,
at ten o'clock, A. M. when and where they
may have opportunity to make their objes'
,ions thereto, if any skey have.
sAML FREEMAN, Jags Of a. Cs~.
J.y 26, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07

To be ,SH ct Public -1st7ias, an TYURSDATi,
he 2e@ day IF Asgya mkt, at efeOer o'-iset ia
tie /s'snoon, ar the dveeilisg is4'e v fts sab'vi-
Der, in kirgf,sef, BY O,dsr IF Coa,f,
A IL The Real Enafe whereof Joiiah Tuck
err, la,e of this town, died ieized aud pod.
feGed. excepting thar part which has been
iet off As the widows dover and at the fame
time and place will be fold the rrverion Of
faid widows dover. Said Real Enate conGlis
OF the decea!eds dwelling houle, and land,
on King.areet, one Pew in the meeting houfe
of the fri Parih in this town, and one hun
dred aud fifty acres of land lying in the towns
of New Portland, ana Freeman--Terms will
be made known at the fale
SARAH TUCKER, Adn.s;i,atrix.
Portland, July %, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
!.AofHp.
THE OWL IND PARROI
BY pErfR PIHpAR.

BY pFrFR PIHpAR.
AN Owl fell deip'raiely in love, poor foul
Signing aad hao,ing IN bis loaey hole
a Parrot, the dear object of her wiales,
Who IN her cage eni y Il the Iosves and ilhes,
IL thort, had all iile wan,cd-mea, aud drink,
Walking AID lodsins-fulI enough, think.
Squire Owl mon rnulicaly tells his tsie;
Us hs, hi' iqueezes, kites, ighs. prevail
roll cannot bear, poor heart,to hear him grieve,
So ops her cage, wsahou, +" by your leave =
Are married, go to bed with rapu-d faces,
Rigi s,crds, aud 10 forth, ulua in fuch Cafes
a day OF two paf & anlorouny fweet
Love. killing, cooling, billing. az their meat
AT length iley both fe! hungry" What's
sor dinner
Pray wha' have we to ear. my dear, "quoth Poll
/" Aoilnng by all my wifdon,, sniwer'd Owl |!
:" never thought OF that, as I'm hnntr.
Bur Poll, on fome,liing lhaIl put my pats.
VIVA iay II thou, aeary, to a din of rats p
Z" Rasi miller Owl, d We think that iii eat rot.
Ea' ,Aem yop'ieif, or give them TO the cats"
Whinss the poor bride now buriling into tears
Vel, Polly, would YOU rather dine on MARE ?
I'll catch a few, If any in the houfe;
Thou ilia, not aarve, love, 70 dhpe! thy fears"
Won't eat rata, won't eat moule, won't,
Doa't tell me OF fueh dirty vermin don't:
o that in my cage | had but tarried -
Polly quo,h Owl, e" I'm forty | declare,
So de'lca;e, you relifll not our fare
You ihould have though, of thar before you
rsa,,iet'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
Dancing Hea9ey,y.

Mr.. d. PARK, respectfully informs the
~ Ladies and Gentlemen of Portland, that
he propoies opening School for inftructiug
Matters and Miles in the polite accomplish.
ment of Dincing, if fuficient encouragement
be offered him.
lie flatters himfelf that the encouragement
which he has formerly met with in Bolton x
its vicinity, will enti;e him to the patronage
of the polite aud enlightened. He will Gem
mence on Wednefday the cd day of Augufi
next, at o'clock P. M at MIR. Cibb,i Hal,
near the Court ioufe The regular days of
Iaftruaion will be on Wednesdays and Satur-
days. rhoie who may favor Mr. p. with
the tuition OF their children, viii pleafe to call
at his lodgings, at Col. Bv.bsms Hssei, for
further information.
Portland, 1uy 81, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
FOR SALE,
PORTLAND BOOK STORE,

No s., Mussars Row.
lust received and fer iale at the above
j ilore, few octave BIBLES, containing
the Old aud New Teifan,ents, with thoie co.
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