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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
Land Office.

THE fubfcriber has opened An Once IN
Portland, for the purpofe Of conducting
bulneis relative to Real EaAte; and among
other things propoies the following, TO which
he will dircd his attention
H. To receive and keep regiitry Of appli-
cations for the isle, plrchafs, ieafe, or .ex-
change of land, Tor buildings) in any part Of
the Diarid Of Maine, whether OF townlhip,
trats. farms, or lots of any quantity, large or
FINAL and 10 Atm any perion who wiihes TO
difpofe Of inch lands, Sc in procuring a par
ehafsr for the lame and ,hole VIII, may with
TO purchsfe any, in procuring the fame.
z. To pay the taxes on non-rehdent lands,
before they are fold by the collector and,
when ], can be done to pay the fame before
they are advsrtifed for iaie or when fold to
attend 10 the redemption thereof.
Sd. 10 give information to adeiTors and
others of the owners of any particular tracts
or lots, with the numbess thereof; and to OBJ
tain information of The quality or value of any
lands.
9Th. To give information 70 any whs mzy
de6re il, when rroprietors' meetings or faiss
of land ihould be advcrtifed and to attend
fueh meeting or fales. as attorney or agent for
any proprietor or Others.
5.h. To inquire into the titles, and draft
conveyznces OF any land.
9th. To Atm administrators, executors aud
heirs. in the fcttlement of eftases; and ssarsl-
" TO tranfaet any buiinefs within his power
refpetaing Real Eliaie, ia which bis Alliance
may be required His fees will be moderate,
aud in proportion to iervices to be performed.
Morn. Where money is to be paid or ex-
pences incurred, he will expect IL to be ad-
vanced--and tie poaage paid of all letters
addrel.ed 10 him.
WILLIAM FREEMAN.
FOR SALE-In the town of Portland, two
three ito.y HOUSES, convenient and we'll
htuated.
Aho-Abou, 10000 acres Of LAND, in
each Of the towns OF S,euben & Harrington,
in the county Of Wilmington. Payment for
part will be taken 10 improved lands, build
ings or perfonal properly, or good fecurities
npayabic ia one, two OF three years,
~ II any perfon or perIoas ihould incline
= b there with company of ieitlers, and
n hale the whole or par, for 0is,s ia the
3 tirit mentioned, they may make it very
sWantageous
hia--lor faie or exchanged for perfonal
property, fifteen hundred acres OF LAND, ia
the county of Oxford tDifrict OF Mane) ad.
joining Eat. AndoVer.- Enquire as above.
PsffisRf, Mas s, 500.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
HUMOROUS.

Ls-a Httl!,,sses.--At the Court a
Pleas for tie county Of Philsdelph
term, 1909 Prefen, Hon JAcoS RSA
iden,, aad Hon. JoHs GsrrR, Af1osiate.
Ce,v-esspssitb, v. 5,bs Gton asi Rc6.,f cSss,
shack men) indictment for Larceny---C,s.s
pleaded Geilry and c5o's Nor Cu,L1y
The counting houfe Of Mr.. JOSHUA ASH
wa .roken open about the Sth of Dec. 1903,
sni Poel.et-Bo and Check ftolen there
from. The Check wa. Topped at the Bank,
aud the perton preiening il detained 1t was
traced through feveral hands to Green, who
boasfiy confeGed the faa and gave information
that Chafe was concerned with him in the rob-
berry. The Contsbles accordingly went in
Iesgch q Shrfe, and came 10 him unawares.
lie roii,iveiy denied every thing, protected that
he he'd net cent OF money in the world, COM
planned very bitterly OF the tooth. ache, and TO
al appearance bad Que edo of his Jaw and
cheek very much fwoln.--p u, cso,gs Stsj one
IF lie Conlablss, an odd fort of a %, though
nor very faiy fellow. fufpetted the isri, and
ordered hin 10 open hi. mouth. This Chafe
.Yb',,nl,e'y refuiei; whereupoo shad tipped
linn Mcnaoza with has right 6s under tie
priloner. left ear and to the saoaii nent of
every one prefsnt. opt Of his mouth few three
whole dollars, foug has dollars and three quar-
ters ofs dollar in silver, and thirteen and
half cents in copper
The e~eliins being il.us removed ;hs p-ifon
or found immediate reet from rs pretended
tooth aeA, aad probably shaking there Wa.
no more ufe in playing the iilaa., eon,eiFed h.
participation in tie robbery.
verli9, G@ag Sentenced each 70 year,
imfritsnmens al had lahor.
Ae;t Pargiar. "A gentleman cal
l,rg on friend, (who on account O.
oe'tain dohs, was a coed deal al hona
and had given out TO lis friends a
an cxcuf. that be Was esasnel 70 bi
rszm. which WAS on the fL:,d f.9r
aiiled him if he bad been III Ne,
replied the other, have had fever
1T Of y.e7. ati,n Aye, iaid his frier
looking round, perceive YOU II
es.stl,ct
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
THE COUNTRY BURIAL.

| Il was an evening in the month oi
! April /; It'll rain defended from
the sky, and brisk wind blew oyel
1.-The fields the church Of Arrow,
rear Alceiler, in WarwiekIhire, ap-
lpeared a, dillance /, its fpire gilt
lering with the refi.efion Of the fun
beams half bid behind the cloud.
:" How beautiful (faid y is this pic
tured, and how tweetly does nature
fometine5 invite the mind to con-
temptation |"
All was calm and tranquil my
bofom felt the principle Of good. al
ferting the Derry, and beitowing
peace.
was wrapt in reflection, till l
was difturbed by the diltant POUNDS
of fwect and plaintiye fong. tur-
ned about and behcld from the ad-
joining grove, party of men bear
ing corpfe, and dnging grateful
hymn to the memory of their depar-
ted friend. THE rnourncrs follow
ed fcattered few their garments
blown out with the wind. and in diff
order obierved no pageants or
achievements.
They approached nsarer.-The
chief mourner was young m,n;
unaffected iorrow flied fan the tears
of tribute for a boihsr's lofs s; but
mild rehgnation and religion permit
ted no exravagaaee of grief.
The next was beautiful young
woman who followed mcaiuri1g
her footiteps with a detection tina.
made her ttill more lovely ,-an an.
gels mind feemed to give expre;hoa
to an angels face ihc mourned
inccfintly. but her tears fell gently
as the iuInmer's flower on beds Of
roies.
an old couple follow 4. the hear-
~ elnblcms Of well fpsnt life fur-
rowed with age, but NOT difeafe.
Who are ,hofc people |" thought
|, following th-m to the church yard.
We were met by the CITRATE tall
thin man, in whole countenanec
gentlenefs and dignity were blended.
All was filen, while he pronounced
the lat addrcfs to departed worth.
The earth was thrown over;
while fome Of the party, according
TO ancient cuison,, trewcd the grave
with flowers.
Would that fome Atheiff had been
prefent at this moment what would
he have thought of religion had he
feen with how much fwccmcts ihc
rcfgns her children. in full conhdenc:
aud hope to the Almighty's love and
mercies.
enquired who it was had defer
we'd iheie funeral honors. II was the
hsmble Acatfo.
!" Farewell, then tfaid y for thou
art bleit in the mediation of Saw
ipar. who will have little ellie to do,
ban preient the fcroll of thy gentle
lrtues to the God of Mercy, and
lace thee among the happy.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
Cone and Sec.

A N excellent FARM for falc, fituated ia
A fsluoufb, on the main road leading from
Portland to Bruniwick, an the Province Of
Maine, and within four miles Of Portland
SAID Farm lies between New.Ca meeting
houie and 2refumpfcut bridge within a few
rods o. Zach, aud contains about TWO hundred
acres by elimination, be the iame, more
OF lefs. The houfe on fad farm is large, CON-
modous, and very pleasantly 6ruared. com.
handing fair profped of the open fea at ,he
entrance of Portland harbor, a. alto VERY
comfortable part of thar beautiful town--The
barn isS2 by - feet. Said farm is fuf-cient
to produce hay enough for forty cattle,S con-
,ains about eighty acres of good pahure, well
fupplied with freih and falt water through the
whole feafon, al, 10 bounded on the lea fhorc.
II is an excellent feat for houie of public
entertainment, aud will beautifully accomino.
date merchants and mechanics with houie pts,
il addition TO that little neas village, above
;he ihipyard, which has already been fold off
the farm.
Within half mile of the fhip.ysrd are
nearly twenty-five acres Of perhaps the belt
white o: flip timber in the whole town -
Within one mile Of the houfe lie twenty acres
OF iani, well covered with wood and trber.
Within Two miles of he houfe, are tboss
twenty acres Of good land Gtusrsd 90 tie
aforementioned high way leading from pors-
land 10 BruaiwIck
There is a'fo valuable piece of fait rnarfl,,
which produces from lx TO eight tons of nav
/ in the year, within halt nile of the barn,
| which may be purchafed with faid farm -
| Farming utenhls Of all kinds neceilary 80 car.
/ ny on fad farm, may alto be purchafei a
| view Of the farm will afford It's bell recon.
! mendaton The terms of payment will be
made ealy to the fortunate pureh4ier. or
further particulars inquire of
DAVID MGREGoRE,
/ Of Bedford, N II. or of
ADAMS MERRILL,
on the premiies.
/ N. b. Now or never for the farm will
dcuhtats he fold within three months
Mud 6. (am)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
Real Enatc az Auction.

wv - all ct fsbiis .fet7ign, o. tie prsnito, II
al oysVissl. dsre,si Of 1t fris,afe ,aiey On
3oND.sf nc 22a ing u 10 e'eio.I n M.
TIE Dwelling Houfe and Land iitua,ed on
nm-iires,, and now occupied by Daniel
lohnt5n. The aforefaid etiale can be pur.
ehafed very cheap probably for a leis fun
than it viii EEL tor at Auction A. For terms
apply AZ N. hIssSAss Office Middle .nreet
L. GREEDY !; co .fe.2',.
Po.fiss1, hfsy 6. 800.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
Nh GEnDS.
/. & A. Ninion,

L, @ Il. Dlloi,
Have jal received aa aaoItmeEt Of Tie
following
Spring end Summer Goods,
SUPRRFlNE and common black, blue. mix
= ed and light Cafimeres; military, hutf aud
white DO; Patent Plains aud satinetss, cotton
rloreniins and Jeans; Tabhy Velvefs COM
mon DO. and Cordureys; toilenett, fat.n, mar
Gales and other vefling, caleoes Of The INF
EaJsisnads fyis--Furnitures aud copperPlate. /;
white and coored Cotton Cambrics Britifh
Shifting Cotton; Cambria and common DIM
DRY; white and figured cambria poekel Hand.
kerehiefs; Luifrings and Sa,ins elegant da-
max elk Shawls common do do. nice and
common cotton do black, white and colored
cotton and worried Hole; long & ihort black
lilk Gloves; black Bombazes,s, shalloons,
and other luf goods Table cloths fix, cot
ton, and leather Braces Quality and Shoe
bindings; oiI-cloths; llk Umbrellas; Pocket
Books, &c &c. My 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
NDJHEf

NOTICE! ~
TURNED away isons &c fsrvice of hi.
: mailer, by reafon Of pilfering habits,
GEORGE NUTrER. ag8 about i6 years,
an ipdented Apprentice Is the fubfcriber.--
Thi, 10, therefore, to forbid all peslsv harbor-
ing or truihng him on my account AL will
pay no debts ofhis contracting
ROBERTA SMrrfkS
Pe,slsns, My ., 1909. tMis,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
REMOYAL.

NATHAN KINsMAN. has Removed hi.
" Once, to the building lately erected for
THAI purpofe nearly oppo6ie the Po,sls.d Boat,
Middle. flfeet.-Thofe who have not adjufted
their accounts due the eisa,e Of the lzD Doc
tor knfman, are once more requeitsd 70 cal!
las above) and fetile the fame.
Poysigsd, Nay 8, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
The Pohma1er

A T Portland respectfully informs the inhab.
itRks of Portland, that 10 fa,nok the
Southern Mail will arrive at j A MySun-
days excepted and will elofe every day
Monday excepted at $50 A. NJ. precifely.
The Eafiern Mail will arrive At 2 A. NJ.
and clole at go A. NJ. .Nsy Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
Poetry.
ON 7RUIR-Br cowsER.


Yo1 co,ta.er, who weaves ut her own door
Pillow aaa boLbal. ali her itore
..,....a though mean aud cheerful. il moi
gay;
shuiIling her threads about the lierong day,
JIM earns sfeanty pi,'anee, and az night
IAes iowa ieenlc, her heart ard pocket light
She, for her humble iphere by nature fit,
las li,tle understanding, and no vii,
Receive. no praiie; bu, lhough her lot he iuch
(ioillome and indigenI) ihe render much
IN knows. and knows no mota, her bible
a truth the brilliant fienchmen never knew +,
Aud in thar charter Reads, with fpArking eyes,
Tier title to srealuFs in the ikies.
Oh, happy peafant +! Oh, unhappy bard
H.s iht mere tiniei, hers The rich reward.
&c pra.f,'e perhaps. for ages YET to come /;
she never heard of half mile from home;
Ee, ioit n errors. his vain hear, prefers
she. TAI, IL the ..nplicity q hers
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22

THE fubferiber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that The ha. been duly
appointed and has taken upon her!e'f the rrut
Of an Admnlltsra,rix on the eilale q
Isaac IIcKtTT,
late Of Cape-EiizAbeih 10 the cosn,y of Cum
berland, fhipwrght, deecaied, by giving bond
as the law diFeets--ihe therefore re4usas all
perfous who are indehted 10 the laid deceaied's
eltale, 10 make immediate payment and
tboie who have any demands thereon. 10 exhib-
j. The fame TO MARY FlCXET-.
Nay. 1, 'so9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
Faaoyy 1ara u THREAD Store.

fatlory iara u 16rcaa Store.
IosEpH POPE. informs his friends and the
lpahlic that he is appointed Agent FOR dt@.y
u B'ozrH, Of Providence, who will keep him
eonaantiy fapplied from their long known &
well eitabhihed Factory, with general abort
ment of
Cotton Warp End Filling,
Whine and coloied Stocking, 9 s. 8 thread
diito ditto Thread in hanks and balls
Wick Yarn,
Cotton shirtiug and sheeting,
do Cheek and Stripe,
bed Tick, Sc.
Which will be fold wholeiale and retail at the
Factory p.ices. shoPkeepers in town aHd
country may be flppiied on the fame terms a
ar the Manufsftories, by applying a, ~. :
My93s ~, (Gm) Dee. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22

he fubferiher hereby gives public notice
to al concerned, that be has been duty
appointed snd has taken upon aimfelfthe trun
of an Admimlftor on the eaate Of
oA-uEL GooplNc.
late Of North Yarmouth, in the sounty of cur,-
berland, boat busder, deceafed by giving bond
as the law direets-he therefore requeas all
perfons who areindebte 10 the laid deeeafed's
etta,e, TO make immediate payment and
ihofe who have ANY demands thereon, to ca
hibit the fame TO JACOB MITCHELL. !.
desH 90, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22

NE fuhlcribsr hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned, thar fl,e has been duly
aapointed and has taken npon herieif the run
of fxeeutrix OF the Ian WI and I caament Of
joan W = gR,
lac q New-eloueeler, il, the County Of Cum
berland, Mariner, deeeaied, by giving boud az
the law direel,--ile therefore roqueiis all per-
fons who are indebted 10 the fau eeceafeds
eltate TO akeimnledia'e payrent; aud thoie
who have any eemapds thereon, to eahibi; The
tame TO LYDIA WEBER.
Ia, 10. lec9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
LOST.

\ Tew days inee, in this town, a GOLD
st3iRf PIN, wfservsr ba, found the
lsne an will tsve itAsirh the printer nhall
be wei icwateed for their trouhle.
2. La. N.-i |.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
FOR SALE.

IA THE Hull OF. a BRIG, about 50
EeIX tons bur,hen, together with \
FNz9sT4 complete fet of Mails, spars, and
.4,S Blocks. SAID brig Is new, and
~ bull, a by good workman, # the
beif materials Her t'mbers are fesioned
white oAk--ihe !. high deck and Handsomely
drafted; has patent windiafs, aud is partic
uiarly calculated for fat f4,ier.-lnqulre Of
Huiiey * Wiuflow,
Wbo haze fer },t, qp6oi,jale and retail,
spsrmaceti OIL and CANDLES, of the FRA
quality. May 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
FRESH FLOUR.

eco Barrels freil, Baltimore FLOUR, now
landing' and Tor !ale a, ~. IG, tEnisH.Hbp(
Az.y s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
FRESH GOODS.

Il STEVENS, ha, JUN received and !. now
l.. opening for iae a, her store IN ~
Shsa, a treih fupply of
Fancy q Staple Goods,
foitabe for The prefent and approaching f,a-
Ion. My Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
A FARM FOR SALE,

NEW INSURANCE OFFICE.
THE fubferiber informs his friends aud the
public that he has opened an tNSu-
RANCE OFFICE, in the New Exchange in
Bysan, where he will be happy 10 receive or
ders for Ialuranee, which he pledges h,mfelt
fhall be executed on the n,otl favorable terms !
all applications will receive promt attention.
Ssfs1, 6fsy 1, 1909. c BRADBURY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
EpNR.f.H.

IN the reign Of Democracy, dad 20 all fhsme
1'l.e demeus o: tsfIoud infeft Us;
Vice i Folly aiIume Wiz and yir'ue'sfa narne
sina the devil him!slfs call'd Hossas. @
orsssil
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
BENJAMIN RICHARDSON
TAKE NOTICE :

TAKE NOTICE!
A IL perfons indebted to the fubfcriber, or
the late firm Of CROSS & MARTIN,
are requeiied to call At his fore, at the head
Of Long Wharf, Fore ftrest, and adjuft the
fame by the hrftOf June next, and thereby
prevent unneesdary colts.
NATHANIEL MARTIN.
P~tisaS, MO- Q, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
10 LET.

NOTICE 10 hereby gwen, that meeting
IN of the Stockholders If The B,sn,zaitk ca
ten Marntes7,ry will be held al the houie OF
DAVID Owen, IN Brni~iek, on the twenty
ninth day Of this month, at O'Clock IN the
afternoon, for the following purpofes, viz.
To ehoofe Moderator, Clerk, 1reaiure:
and fuch other officers a. may then be thought
rsceGary.
5 To determine the number Of fhsres t5
which the flock ihail be DIVIDED
TO Heablih bye-laws fdsy<guA'ing ,As
1Sopristory.
To yese lsuA fun, ollhoaey as mai sppest
neeedAry to defray the eapenies Of the eIiso-
/ Tc confirm fuch acts or doings of commits
tees of the oryfhA aGociates, as lhall appear
proper,
rd0gree On a mode of calsss future meet
ings, and to pats fuch votes as iilallappear con-
ducive to the intcreils Of the Corporation.
BENZ. J. PORTER,
JOHN PERRY Jvs.
brsaszvieb, May. 8, 1909.
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FRE.NcH xMPEREax DECREE.

OF FEBRUARY Is, lSO9.
Arr. 1. American vessels which have been detain-
ed in the ports of the Empire, solely by the rench)
Embargo, permitted to return directly to the u s.
This favour is not extended such vessels as have
been detained on account ofireSular papers. or from
any other cause. 4
raised, shall be placed int the disposition of NJ GEN.
ARMSTRONG, Minister plenipotcntiary ofthe y. $50
guarantee their direct return to that country-The
bonds given their departure shall only be conceled
by certificates of our Consuls &C. in America, that
their cargoes landed therein and were composed
only ofhe productions ofidustry Of our Empire. and
that no part of them was the produces Of the SOIL of
he colonies, or Of the commerce ofEngiand.
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NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER intends to open School
- ON the yth of May, ensuing, at the head
Of Broad-SliSet, in the shop formerly occu-
pied by Nh WILLIAM STALL---wfiorc. will
be taught Reading, Writing, Arithmetick,
English O Ammcr, &c. IN ~
Those tcrsons who viii please to enccuf-
aye bis pesent attempt |; may depend ON hav-
ing btrif attention paid to the Learning and
Mofals6f their children. He Aattcrs him.
sell tint by an unwcaried attention to bis hu-
siscss he shall meet the appreciation Of the
ptblilk.
= TTt terms of Tuition may bc known, by
-. PEABODY.
Newport, May ., 1900.
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DIED.

AT Providence, Hon. DARIus SESSIONS, in the
9d year of his age. 3 -
In this town, on Saturday last, Mrs. 6sAAH.
CoooEsHALL, relict ofthe late Mr.. Jonathsy Togges
hall Of .sEddstggr, in the 9Th year Of br age Aer
sickness was long and distressing y4lch she bore,
with patience, ond resignation to Ae viii OF Heaven
She has left a numerous connc<sons 70 mourn her
loss
! In the H,yaua. ON ,bd SD March, Capt. JAxxs
Coco xsHALL aged q. son Of Capt John c. OF Asv-
Bedford He was truly excellent young naans and
his loss is sincerely Jsfnented His sfrc6onafe wife
Is bereft Of tepder husband, and his children Of =
fond parent u 81
The bSw " fhsnnn bind fzeefs sv;f o.syg
s TIE ssa efjsy scarce dLrss MS gsadd'nng ry,
= frAsr csuds s'ershadss 0nd sseualr 70 sssnra.'
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bfdRRYED.

In this town, on Wednesday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr. Gibson, Mr.. ELISHA GIsss, Jun. TO Miss
FREELovE AnpERsos, daughter Of capt Francis
Anderson. both Of this town. sf3t
On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Afr. Gibson,
Mr.. wiGLfaN Kxownss, a Prutesceto Mica AsE
LyoY, daughter Of Mr.. William Lyon, of dlss town.
AT Prsyidencc, SAMUEL EDD v, Esq. Secretary OF
tstatc, to Miss Avn ASGsLL. Ts -.Ss
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,471dGSstalAfan devisesA aSsrai,Aias.."

.Uy1IEBEAS citizen of this town has
w cftractcd with me, by the year, to
edytatekcn poor Childrcn at q dmey In my
s. JhooIj boys of the age of eight years and up
vkrds1 1t4his Is therefore to inform, those who
fish p embrace such an opportunity, 70 ap-
pIfps Mr.. OREEx BURRouoHs, capt. Ma
rAlNIEL SwKkT, or to me, the Subscriber,
ia tvkom tits entrusted what applications may
5dproper. No regard viii be had to the re-
lifous- or political sentiments Of their parents
-ELEAzER TREvETr.
.Nswhorf, May 8, 1909.
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