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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-22

by Vitu' of a deed of usl beanng da'e 24th
- day OF Oc'. 1905 executed by Thomas T..
aoleman, TO ihe su54cribeTs. as trustees for the
purpose Of sccuiGg sum of m 'ney therein
mentioned to be due to Richard Booker and for
olher pnrPoscs, IN the deed mentioned, will be
did, a John Cri'|a Tavern on The 15th day OF
september mex, 1t fai', If no; the next fair day,
re follown., property, to wiz: One neg man
named George oas ncgso woman named Sukey,
one o.he' n1me lie ~. feather beds an fuui-
urc, enc g'eJ horse, one bay horse, and som.
household and kitchen fun 'urc. he subqcri.
bers will only COVE, the title vested in them a.
rusiees The sale viii be made agreeably TO an
act Of samb'y passed the 3Ist day Of ] lnuary,
1909. eodded an act CO lcerniog executions AM
for other purposes:
NV TON FORD. , r.
JOIN FORD, j.. '''''eS
Cumberland, Augu,t 1879 3W.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-22

THE OFFICIAL BULLETIN or PETIoS.
Posr nv PRiScE, jay IL.
ihe opening Of III: cs'apaign, underla
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-22
4rarelaa
YVES INDIES.

Extract o. "a t'ffer from Aiomego Bay.
lam Of asa Jaac, 10 Merchant in
Boston.
Il have elrcaay appriz d you of tn.
new duie lid on vssssels and car goes
nj tn. United STATES by The Assembly OF
his Hand. aat kew Sc Of new order
IN Council. As thu later has mad. some
oo''e here. and d He'e0cc of opinions pre-.
vail lave cncins-d roa the editorial re
IN ks of!he 81. lago dc Il Vega Gazette
Some think both dules will b.: coiiecl
et ur:'il the mex session o. he assembly,
wh.n those Of his maj-,y will probably
prevail, though others believe The Assem-
bly, VIII en1eavor To impose their, uni,e'
ID. i'd "a thai thc f,rmer we're no, intended
&c cole :led where the latter existed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-22
: AMERICAN DUTIES ANO TON

On all American vess Is pr ten 6, Sd
oA every bbl OF WIN "a, 4 u, not
more Than l96 10. IS 81
biol. bread or b scui, not
more han leo lib. IS I'd
100 10 oebread in any o.
u er package 81 Al
sb.. meal CT flpur, o.hcr
Than whea' IS d
boshci o!pea, beans, rye,
c'rD. ca;ava'ces. &c os 1od
100 70. OF rice 8, "a
1000 comm n shinylcs,
no. m,re than ID IN.
chs IS ID
1000 cy ,r'ss d.. ab We
l2 inches 6s Sc
1909 ed saves, i, %
1900 viii c oak Saves ISIS O.
ZOO pre- s ofhead ny ,Ss ot
f}ootce, yen >wo whi.e
pine b ards or ilm.
Der los O.
1902 ieE pitch pine lum.
her, Is, G
ic0o wood hops S. o,
VI o. 81 10 tlIi= dollar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-22

On all horses, ca,ilc, and her live stock
or Other ('dnsssIbe) .o,ls, wares, o!
mercha 'd'z-, 20 pc cent on the yalue
Ih-"eui at the post of entry. -. The a .
We ,o"k 3la-e o, ne h Of Niay.
ri-h PAYS ms same du les in Cn:,ed st. rs
vessel ;ha B'Iti,h shi.,> ob'ain baun y,
w &C d or &C IL Il III. . s;cylng be
GUN al - Ale.ive Ne ,na,len, ar Her.
ii &, is Cd per b5I.--M .oka,el Is and
salmon 90 'terl ng per d. ihsse to k
lac ~ Nov. 1903
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-22

apologies for the ir9ulY .sa,Du 49,,
such lhlns--you are gone f ra must do |
must hght, Jg0u zoisi 70 n.as s0 y oO~yJ
it you only XIII in a duel, this { Jr'%ad' 4
ing the omende Aonosahe. If - o@lied NJ
man of very high fashion Should e. h1GFope
Wate OF his 0ery der Esnad. ap |SSI a
him by way OF giving the sn5 ~'o ''en
q. a modern and JashionoM 1.o ,r =
this termination IS considered also ~ a"1
honorable, and the whole affair If "a "a a@1
and honor' z0eA mtr'd! Such ale tS S4. =.
ing effects OF extreme civilization t ~ sao1
are perhaps as many things 10 sso "a, 'A1
initiate IN the old world but in Ans 8
by the due course of enlightened eJ 'r,lIt
we NAV yet be able to select the ao@1
to reject the bad at pleasure +, ' ~ a
and we may flourish forever. : a'
Perhaps aliAitars han9r is much Il.
in Europe, as it is with US. GLORY NJ, ~
patriotism, are the incentives, and +: 1
fession yet involves many of the pobIe +
dishments of that golden age Of cb;;ra)
the 18th century, of the skill and br,r
of which We have GU share.
DR.. Johnson says, that among II. i
merons, he that al temper iron best
the highest honor, and he shrewdly all
this rule of honor was generally tytsr1
to utility only, as the test, in lieu Of /
present fashionable notions, how MANY !
merical titles to precedence, and how 4
ny false pretenders to respect, would f,D
the ground? And now to return to
question of zUhat is k0u9r2 In Amer
it is now sir, what it once was in The /
world; it is to be just in all your dealnJ
70 be social, charitable and patriotic IN /
obedience to the varied calls of your CO..
try, and to do your best 10 hand down
means for the blessings Won ENJOY, ID
grateful posterity, to the number Of Wild
you had better contribute, if you can,
honorabe matrim0ny the mast hgaaaAt
stitution fhe miUerse.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-22
Fran tie Nonit9g.
SELECT APHORISMS
AND
4 z F L z q ~ S.

@uerY.-Wh is honor?
1t is much to be regretted that the an
swer to a question which ought forever to
be plain, should like that for gentility, have
become complex and obscure from anv cause
yet such is now the fact, at least, in Eu-
rope.
Originally there, asAwe hope the fact may
vet be here, a man depended on his own
conduct for his konoraM rank, but now an
emperor or a king, can make a right honor-
able duke, or a lord, Of the Lard k1oz9s who.f
and the rank, however deserved, drscends
from father to son. This is like saying a
blind man must see because his father had
eyes, or that a royal stamp ON base metal
could make it pure gold, Before the word
TEEN and an universal respect fer the virtu-
Gus integrity and indubitable w~orthiness of
the wearer of this once noble appendage to
rank but now, it often means any thing,
or perhaps nothing. at least in Europe /; for
there, if two fashionable persons meet, one
may say to the other, =" upon my h0noy sir,
you will do me great honor by permitting
me to wait upon your honor," &c. while in
truth both parties detest, and wish each o.
Their in purgatory.
All! But who ever heard Of any thing
like this in America? If in a croud, at an
opera in Paris or London, you by mere
accident should tread ON the toe of q man
of fashion, in the honest simplicity Of your
American heart You might be tempted to
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-22

.s that it woaldbe IastIfable Fer him 10 re-
nose Ia Incidence. He applied himself with
GREAT industry, to the labors which the mi
SCRABBLE situation of his country peculiarly
demanded. He repaired and rebuilt the
rowns, organized new churches, and cult
vated a spirit of mingled piety and heroism
among all his people. He associated his
son., Favila, with HIMSELF in the government,
and bestowed his daughter who bore the
name Of her unfortunate aunt (Ormesinda)
upon his gallant young companion, Alphon-
SO. as soon as she had attained the age Of
fourteen. His popularity was SO great, and
his prudent policy so successful, that vast
numbers of christians fled from the Moor
ish provinces, to augment the number ofhis
followers. In the wear 72O, he besieged and
took Oyiedo, and IN 722 became master of
Leon.
In the forty fifth year of his age, and the
nineteenth of his reign, Pelagius departed
this life. He was the real founder OF the
modern monarchy of Spain. His name is
associated with every recollection that is
honorable to the Spanish character. Like
Alfred of England, he appears to have been
destined by Providence to shew to the hui
! man race an example ct every great and
| good quality that is consistent with the i'm
| perfection of our nature.
His son and successor, Favila, after float
ing easily upon the stream Of state in a per-
| feet calm, for the period of two years, WAS
slain by a bear, in one of his hunting ex-
| cursions. Alphonso, in the right of Or
| mesinda, then assembled the throne, and
! adorned it with all the virtues and talents
of which he had given many omens in his
! native mountains.
Alphonso was a worthy successor of Pc
| lagius. At every step which he took, the
| Spanish monarchy INCREASED in magnitude
| and in renown. The Moors were the vic
| tins of a civil contest, resulting from de-
! fats which they had sustained in Gaul, and
while Ie2id and Aharzvan disputed for the
| dignity of Caliph, Alphonso conquered
more than half of Gallicla, and ultimately
| carried his arms into Portugal, as well as
| Leon and CASTLE. Astorga, Saldana, Ia
mora, Amanda on the Duero, Sepulveda,
| Segovia, Avila, Salamanca, Chaves, and
other places in The recent scene of action
| between the French and the Spanish & Fri.
fish armies, added trophies to his fame
/ He was called the Fabius Maximus of the
| Spaniards, and was surnamed The Gatho-
Tic, from his zeal III the cause of the true
religion. He died after having reigned al
most thirty years, and was buried by his
~sric"fr'"s III q CnurCh deulCaItG TO
The Blessed Ersm at Cangas. He was
| succeeded by his son Froila.
Ihe lives, exploits, and triumphs, of Pc
lagius and .AlPhonso, should induce every
patriot OF every country to swear tc live
free or die. Amid the deepest shade of
midnight, a solitary star may arise to guide
| the wanderer on his way. And to borrow
an impressive simile from CHAucER, the
father of English Poetry, a dark night of
sorrow and detection may often be succeed
ed BY a brilliant morn Of happiness and glo-
ry.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-22
THE STAGES.

T WISH to dispose of both the &C comsno
i dation and mail lines of stages, between
Alexandria and Dumfries together with the
contract for carrying the mail between those
places, which has yet l6 months to run. They
will be sold, if desired, an accommodating
time, by the payment being satisfactorily
secured.
n. ELLICOTT.
May IL.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-22
e. Entertainment.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he has
opened a House OF Entertainment for travel
lers and others, at Colchester Ferry, oppo-
site Woodbridge, where he will keep a con-
slant supply of whatever may be necessary in
his line for the accommodation of those who
may favor them with their custom, en- the
most moderat terms.
!, ", MILAN.
n CMarch ~. se~s co3tiaW6m
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-22
N o t | C E.

BE- CAPTAIN KEITH Of the Baltimore
Packet, left at my Store, a quantity of NAN
KEENS-The owner is requested to call for
them.
JOSEPH RIDDLE.
May 90. d2w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-22
BY TIE LAST MAIL.
PHILADELPHIA, Nay 10.

Extract 2fa letter f9m Nsw,0f1ears, a
AbfI 10.
General Wilkinson arrived this dy'
He was received with all the pomp and /
died parade imaginable, TIE whole Of
regular troops turned out to meet him,
Yesterday marched several miles below
city, but returned without seeing him.
-aau they again mined out, and he deg
to make his appearance--the cannonS r
ed-the bells rung--all the militia Otto
turned out (for YOU must know that thou
we have no militia, we have a great M
officers who appear on all great occas'onI
great style, to eat gingerbread and "a
wine)--in short, Napoleon himself cd
not have been received here with more
rade. All the mqa-7U9rahiRpers . the [
went out to meet him, The reign Of tel
and alarm has already coinmeAcea'
order has already been issued for 5"n
to be in readiness to march this day, !
ten days provisions--but | douo5 |a.I
they will ever march, except to aooiA'f''I
a little distance up the river"
A letter to the editor of the Pbllad
Gazette, dated New-Orleans' Ap' a.
SAYS We are in a considerable oa1
here--troops flowing in from all q i..si,I
The general exhibited himself y's s.s.1
and reports are aAoat that he IS 70 T., 4
immediately to take the Florldas III Ja It :
Augustine, Pensacola and ha' anne a are
passage hither. The troops "',t ;@0 !
sickly; of 2o0o' at l'as "t ,rJ a
now on the sick list, and the nuin'''
augmenting."
Nay 90. anti
Yesterday arrived brig aav V, .o md
Fraily. from St. Jago de 4.s brought pug
there a number of vessels ESs , g5ros d
French passengers. Capt; F. " NO BD,s !
he ! brig Short Staple, Gorham, 90. o. p Loiel
and shin Gen. Green, Jefer'ssI, "s'I 0IsaI
St. Jago in fifteen days lo' .ang. the u
On the 10th, in lat. So, he sP9h ,r,"aa (
Patty, of Biddeford, from n'''
Boston, out ten days c..censon, u
In the Hawk, came capt .I,,.s thai!
f the schooner Mary, who r' r Gr 7 TdI
from Wilmington ~ 49, u Of Mad
Iad that in the night OF the o. TX Kew, vhi
ran on the reef of At~oo' when sd
he = vessel soon stove to pieces $, ashore, |
peop'e took the boat T 70 : captain 4
ouId not get off again .a adi bv yI Ii, rg
wo Of the people who st'la 1t W :
ONE time, got ashore on A'| Alter BE-
mean, of a raft OF sPars' Bri,i,a Il
b.ra some ei,ne, they saw a q nd n Ihsir b
ssaliny n, @hsn 'A:y put Oh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-31
The Wi,tnefs-No. 6,

DRINTED by Moaning u Lo,isg, Bolton,
( price l2k cents Jingle. 10 cts. pr. doz Is
JUN received in this town and NJ Yarmouth.
AMONG THE CONTENTS, is
A letter in the form and order of Gofpel
Church.
A letter to Apollos, on the improperly &
eitmnality of Chriftians beng united with
Armenians and Unitarians, in churches, or
dlnations, aud ahociations.
King James inftruetions to the tranilators
of the Bible, with extracts aud remarks, IA
which fome light is reflected on the doctrine
of baptifp.
A critical difquifition on eternal punfhment.
Baptilm of two hundred members of An ir
dependent cnurch in Edinburgh, Scotland.
A review of "a new reitament in an i'm
proved verGon upon the BATS of Arch biihop
Newcome's new trannation," &c in which
an extract is made from the London evangei.
ical Magazine.
This work is cenGdered by the fra evan
gelic divines in Europe and America, AZ hav-
ing greater tendency to iupport the cauie
OF inhdeliiy than the writings of Thomas
Paine" July ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-31

For lais-m Norfbyatmoutb,
4 Very valuable FARM, coufilting of 100
Il acres of land of the Grlt quality, ADD
very handfome buildings. A large proper
ton of the land is intervale, with iuiiieienI
quantity of moving, paituring and the belt
of wood, and young Orchard, lituated part
ly on the banks of the river and on two coun-
ty roads, and very convenient for Public
Houfe. Liberal credit viii be given with
undoubted iecurity.--And If moit convenient
for the purchafer, two acses of mott excellent
Marlh, together with The ftock, confifting of
cows, oxen, hone and lheep, and complete
fer of Farming Tools will bs fold ALTO. Pol
feiTiou can be given when wifhed, aud indii-
puiable ,i1le.--For further particulars enqairs
of Bella MIrcHELL, on the premiies, or at
the llore of AA1MI R. MITCHELL & SON
The fad hmai x A1aetel, has alto for iale,
a number of lots of Out Lands.
No,tbyarmontb, JNiy H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-31
StsadJ6, JHy IL, 1909.

To CAPT. David Harding, jim. 7Tea-
Ga,er Of the 1rgfess q Geyhm Aea-
denny:
YOU are hereby requeaed to notify and
warn a meeting of faid 'rruitees, 10 b.
holden at faid Academy, on "wednesday the
fccond day of Augua next, at nine of the
clock in the forenoon, to act on the follow
ing articles, viz.
Fi.e. To choole Secretary ia the room of
Jro. PDI Lutte, Eiq decealed.
!ssso,d, To oil the vacancies in the hoard of
Trultees, occafoned by the death of Tao. p.
Lutte, Efq. aud Capt. Samuel lpbiim,s,
Tihs, TO do, and tranlaa ANY other buli
nels which may then and there be thought
for the interet offaid Academy
JAMES PHINNEY,
SAMUEL ELDER,
DUDLEY FOLSOM,
STEPHEN LONGFEILOW
10 ffiROP LEWIS.
Cpbas, Jsly 20, 1909.
PURSUANT to the foregoing application
! do hereby notify the Truitees OF Gobam
dss'e-J, TO n.eet at the time and place, and
Tor the purpoiss therein exprefIed.
DAVID HARDING Jun.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-31
/ homas Hunter,

Wafeb and Clotf.msker-No. u, Forf,Fretf,
PORTLAND,
LAS for fale, an Engiih patent linen
L l. MANCLE, well calculated for Inns and
Boarding houies, iaving all labour of ironing
A large quantity of Mems and Children's
SHOES, a, low prices London patent liquid
and cake Backing, aud Englifh Shoe bruihes,
of hyperion quality speetacle', to fuit all
ages. Reading Glafes Razors; warranted
Umbrellas and Paralolls, made aud repaired
Idhs--The the above Prtmifes to be fold
csHGfiing of a Store, Houfe and Barn.
Tsfy II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-31

10 The Haaorabf .,Tgqieet q tie Cart
gf Common Pleas, ,l5r ne county IF
Oxf5od. 70 be baden at PARIS in fad
fouqty, on the lecsgd 7u9aay cf May,
Il. ID 1900.
THE Petition ard experimentation of SALLY
HUMPHREY, Exeeu,rr of the lait will
and iehament of Peter Humphrey, late OF
Livvmoe, in faid county, Briek.layer, dcoesi-
ed, teltate,
Humbly heweih, that the Goods and
Caallels belonging to he faid deceaiea's ef-
tate are nor fufieien, by the fun, of one hnu-
dred Dollars aud ievcnty three cents 10 an
fwer the jult debts and expences already ac-
crued in the ietilement Of iaid eftate.-she
therefore prays ths, your honors would grant
her Licenf, 10 cell ;he real effate of faid de-
ceafed, or TO much thereof AZ fhall be necef-
fary to ia,isfy the faid debts and to complete
the fe,,lement of fad eltate with incidental
charges. And as ia duty bound viii ever
pray. SALLY HUMPHREY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-31

CT To 1vbom il may concern.
THE Subicriber, having for 6r years pre-
4 eeding April 1909, been in an i'll ilate OF
mind which Circumstance having been
made ule of TO the disadvantage of his inter
Ell, makes him defrous Of correcting the pro
cedure of tranfaStions thus had.-Al u thoie,
therefore, who hold any Deed or other in
ftrument, executed as aforelsi1. are deired 10
call on him to re6tfy and adult the fame
and they will thereby fave trouble.
With ientiments of gratitude, he acknow-
lodges all the favors which he has received
from his kind and generous friends in Buxton
and Gorham, and fruits they will find ample
reward in their confcicus rectiiude.
Al powers which any one may have
thought himfelf to have been Unveiled, 10
hereby revoked and the adjulsmenI Of his
accounts Is earnelily fol;ci,od.
ROBERT MCDONALD.
Sf1adsb, 7niy IL, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-31
r MOTLEY.

LAS received Confgnment of Goods,
which be now offers for iale, wholeiale
and retail at the Store JOiiom Of fjl61(''eef---
among which are,
COffEE-TEAS--W WINES,
RUM--BR ANDY-GIN,
COTTON-RICR--SA ALT,
FLOUR-FRFsH LEMONS,
Nufcovado, Loaf and Brown SUGAR.
500 bulhels YELLOW CORN ailoat
The above articles are of the iirit quality
and will be fold for Cath or approved Credit
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-31
TAKE NOTICE !

g TRAYFD from the Subicriber Of Buck
- field, light Chefnut Colored HORSE,
feven years od--msne aud foretop cut OIL,
with two FAIRS in his forehead. Whoever will
give notice of iaid Horie, or return him TO
Mr., Daniel cummings Of Gray, or to the iub.
fcriber, fhsll be Handsomely rewarded.
DAVID BRIGGS.
Gray, july I'D, 1909. M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-31
Brick B0iidings.

JAMES FULLUK, Brck-layer, from Bof-
J ton, respectfully informs the inhabitants
of Portland and It's vicinity, that he engages
to prevent damps aud rains from penetrating
Briekwork, by competition, Morter, &c
He likewiie undertakes to beautify fronts of
Houies by pointing aud penciling the joints
in the neaieit manner. References Of his a.
bilities are left with MIR. HUNTER, Watch *
Clock maker, No. y, Fore iireet Portland.
July IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-31
Embfoymenf Wanted.

A Young Man who has ferved an appren-
IA ticeihip in fore, and has general
knowledge of trade, would like TO engage IN
the fervice of iome perfon as a Clerk or
would like to form a connection with one
who could furnifh fmal capitol and be free
from the care of the buflnefs-In either cafe
satisfactory teliimonials of ability and integ-
rity can be produced. Inquire at this Office
Porilan5 3viy IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-31
NOTHE !

TIE Copartnerfhip under the firm OF
A. Chever & Co.
is this day by mutual content diflolved-eon-
frequently all perfons having any demands a.
CAN'T the faid firm, are requened to prelent
the fame to A. CHEvfR. for adjufment and
thoie indebted are hereby requeled to make
immediate payment to iaid CHrvER, he being
authorized to fettle the concerns of the firm
Notice is alto given, that all unpaid notes
and accounts thar may be due them on the
10Th day of September next, will then be lett
with an attorney for collection.
ABIJAH CHEVER,
Jaly IL, 1909. John MAHAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-31

Gu SERLANp, SIS.
Tsiss fsslaliss s.d 70 b. Jefi a. P4SEs 63e1ios
"a AI0NDd1', fbs 2 ~ day Of d.gya next, al
"a s'aissi n. NJ. al ibs AUCTION Room Of L
Greedy y 60. no d'sa, Portland,
TWENTY Shares NO. 5l4 20 $50 inclu.
lsely) in the Maine Fire and Marine In.
furance Company Said Shares are the fame
which were attached on meine procels as the
property of SisPbea N'Leilan.
JOS NJ. GERRlsH, D'y StoE
Psiisd, JAY 90, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-31
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,

No. S, MUssErs RoW.
lust received and fer fale at the above
j fore, few octave BIBLES, containing
the Old and New Tellaments, with thofe CO.
p,ous Marginal References, known by the
name of caans sofes Price three dollars.
Williams abricgmen, of Reporters vols.
Bancroft Life of Wilmington,
Powell os Devifes-a few more copies,
Ssurin Select Sermons,
Mafon on Self Knowledge, for the ufe o f
Schools.
~ Wanted to hire, good fieady capable
Book Binder-who is acquainted with the
trade in all its branches, = Enquire at the a.
bove fore. July "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-31
STRAYhO OF SlOLEN,

FROM the fubfcriser, in sacsrsppa, on
L Wednesday the i2ts inn dark brown
MARE, about years old, with white fpot
in her forehead Whoever viii return laid
Mare to the inbforiber, or give information
70 that 0e may be obtained, iiall be hand
iomely rewarded. JOSHUA WEBB.
Sag, Gbps, 9Aly "a,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-31

Oxford ss.-At a Court Of Common
Pies, begun Gnd bslden at Paris, m
and far the csuay Of Oxfard, on the
/eoond 7ueEaay Of May, II. u. 1899.
ON the Petition of Sally Humphrey, Of
which the foregoing j, a Co, y---Ordered that
the Petitioner caufe the Petition and the or
der of Court thereon, to be pnbliihed in the
Po,fiasf Gazefte, printed in Portland three
weeks fucceiively, and the laa publication
to be thirty days before the hrlt dsy OF the
next term of ,h,s Court-thar all perions may
then and there appear, and thew cauie, (if
any they have) why the prayer of the Pesi-
ton fhould not be granted
Auelf, CYRUS HAMLlN, Cis,f.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-31
N0THE I

y ROKE into the enclofure Of The fuhfciiber,
- on the 9th infant. a dark ehelaut col
ored MARE. FINAL TAR in hes forehead,
trots all The owner may receive tie fare
by proving properly and paying charges by
applying to the fubicriher.
SAMUEL SKIILIN.
Gray, 9niy 81, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-31

Maine Fire and Marine L/vancs
Company.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
THE Stockholders of iaid Company are
i hereby notified, that the Directors have
made an ASSESSMENT of Thirty five Del.
lar, on each Share in their Capital Stock,
which is to be paid to their Secretary, at their
Office in Portland, at two Inftalments, viz.
Fifteen Dollars on each Share to be paid on
or before the 4th day of September next, and
the remaining fun of Twenty Dollars TO he
paid on or before the 4th day Of November
next.-By order eft6s P,siiieSf and Dhstlo,',
ELISHA MORSE, Sesyeiary.
M. F. q M LnsErance. OEes, Jviy II, 1909