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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

+. 5. Asmuch Inconvenience and unnscessa-
rry expence results from he present mode of col.
'vctlng the contributions of the members. w,,ch
am any dyes considerable part of those con-
tended, burdens inlhy uuals WIN besvv co.,s s,,
greatly delays tue collections, to the niurv nf he
credit OF The societ9 the general 5eetina At
thetr last annual session, APPLIED, to the l.gls,,.
ture' TO authorize more certain expeditions aud
.sSs expensive mode OF collection-iheir appIica.
members oithe Society might not approve this
act Oh tne'r proxies. Having been informed that
similar proposition will be submitted TO the
consideration Of the next General Meetins and
DeIis wing some amendment in thst respect ne ,es.
sary To the prosperity of the Institution. I b,ye
thought it proper to give tbs publ .to,ice tber..
OF SAMUEL GREENROIv, p. 4.
~ Other pristers in the state, are requested
to insert the above in their papers, till fltn Dec
next S. c..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24
FOR SALE,

80 Hhds. brown Sugar, so boxes fresh Raisins,
100 bills do do 50 boxes Soap.
~ Hhds. Loaf Sugar, 10 casks Sherry Wine,
10 200 Prime Green - do Malaga do.
Coffee, 30 bags Pepper,
1000 Yards Twiilsd Is bags Race Ginger,
Ssckng, 100 ream WritinS r,
10 Ton Hoop Iron, per,
so ID. Sewing Silk, IS boxes Chocolate.
Hhds. Eye Whisky, Blistered Steel,
10 Gross Eagle Playing Shot, Shoes, Caupinp
Cards, Rods,
8 Boxes refined Salt Winter Strained Oil
Petre, &C. &c.
Is bbls. Tanners Oil,
APPLY To-
HOVEY & SIzER
November a. a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

MARRIED, on Thursday evening the 23rd In
staDt, Mr.. JoHH kennedy OF this City,t Mis-,
MAR IA ANN. RIcHAxDsoN OF j mes City
COMFY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

IOR SALE, te Give likely SL5NLg
n miles; among the number, a Mi 4.
room ., rvant, and on excellent Scene. =,
o. Richmond ' "' "a
November o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

:" He had no alternative left but to with.
draw altogether from this city 90 He had
another--he might have withdrawn alto,
gether from the territories of the United
states Consistent with the KINGS dir.
my Where is this Wanted dignity 80
Does It consist in the ebslavement of 4. 600.
600 OF the lrishs Catholics the piun.
der OF Asiatic provinces---in the murder
vi the Danes-or on the being represented
oy Such minister as L. J. Jackson. Yer
u we give to airy nothing local habitation
and name" IS not his maiesty's dignity
Just rs safe IN the city of Washington, as in
New York! Or was his representative "a
lraid, least ne should share the disgrace Of
CheVaiier frujo--the disgrace of being for
Didden to enter the territory of Columbia
:" EfSezchere 20 why not at Halifax WHY
not atQuebec. If F. j. j. really ,ehresents
the kings dignity" it seems more con.
sistent with it, to dsdain the obligation of
owing any asylum or any Inequalities to
any part OF tile territories of government,
which had determined to hold no further in
tercourse zoith IT,.
l mean m the interval to make New York
the place of my residence where YOU will
hencetorward please to direct your commu.
nicatlons to me, as I shall be accompanied
ny every member of his majesty's mission.
l am. &c
(Signed)
F. J. JACKSON.
Every mem6erlof his Majes,y's mission !"
1hts is dignity with vengeance
Without wishing TO lift 4 voice in vindicatisn
OF uie conduct OF the French Privaleers-tiier
des"Hc'ton OF our vessels without trial. their car.
ylnis oft the seanen IS hostages for the pay ment
OF cs'nfnEsory bills of rinsom-it is premature to
charge their conduct upon the Fench Govern
nent, until we have seen how ITS ni6ugais decide
in these cases.
Some weeks since, an adjudication took place,
at Norfolk, by which these forced bills of ran
som were aon-sUifed
MARRIED, On Saturday, the 18th inst. by the
Rev'd John ID. BLAIR, Mr.. JoHA GUM, to he
amlable and accomplished Miss ANN ELIZA
McCRAw, eldest daughter of Samuel McCraw,
Esq. all of this city
MARRIED, on Thursday evening the 23rd In
sta1t, Mr.. JoHH kennedy OF this Guy, to- Miss
MAR IA ANN kIcHAxDsoN OF mes City
Co NY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

III oIlCG --NUTUaL .4s;> e 4NG'A So.
L CiEfT-ANNvAL c2NEaAL merr,xcl
The Aunnsl General Meeting ofth.. Wntual A.
surance Society against Fire on Buildings of the
state "i Virgins, will DC, held by .djournm .nt.
sc the CaPitot, IN The city of Richmond, ON tbe
second MoTciay in December next. lb,incr IN.
leventh day OF December
SAHUEL GREFNHOIY.
RTmciPaI agent III a. Society.
Richmond, Nov "a ~ ty1D
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

MARRIED, On Saturday, the 18th inst. by the
Rev'd. .John ID. Blair, Nr. JoHA GUM, to he
amlable and accomplished Miss ANN ELIZA
McCRAw, eldest daughter of Samuel McCraw,
Esq. all OF this city.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

ny virtue ofthe last will and testament OF Ro.
- bert Means, decd will be sold to the h; IL
est bidder, on Wednesday, the 3rd dlyof Lana.
ry next, 1T fair, otherwise the next fair d.. 80
LAND and PLANTATIoN belonging TO ,e
SAID Robert Means, deed. in the upper en- Of
Henrico county. containing, according 10 ne
deeds, three hundred and seventy three acres -
lying nthe Three.notcied road, about a mil and
hail above tie short Pump. There arr, on The
premises, two story dwelling house, having Two
rooms below, with passage, and two aboye. .
grarhery, stable, Kitchen, aud An orchard of an.
pie aud peach trees. The lands will be soil &C.
coidmg 10 the deeds. and the sale will Ike nj 70
at the dwelling house The terms willie. -
halt OF the purchase money 10 be paid al the end
twelve mouths, and the other at the end of 20
years, from the day OF the sale. The purchaser
TO give bond and approved security, with ia
OF trust upon I've property, 10 secure payment of
the purchase money
DdNfEL GILL,
H%ec"fo' o. me leSfdnlsnf and k1ss HTH ef
November o.
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Some weeks since, an adjudication took place
at Norfolk, by which these forced bills of ran
som were non-suifed.
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az virtue of deed If irlst executed IN -,s
by sally Hill, for purposes therein mention,
cd VIII be sold, TO the highest bidder II M, l,t
dwelling house Of Thos ~ Hill. deed. ON tb.
V5'hne month, Negro CIR l., and :, reel ~
household ana Kitchen LURNfT6,RE. &C. &c.
credit 'tlli the rising of he next Cenerd AZ.
'embly viii be given. Bonds with undoub,ed -.
cur'y will be required to carry interest from t%s
date till paid. PV''' 'ns
NOTION GOODWIN
jam HI9SOW.. y,
.--- 800 sloeI ~ w3vg
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Nr. Lacks0n s ahheak 10 Me PeohLe

NIr. jackson s ah}lesi TO The PeohLe,
The British &c minister. has at lenr,n At
tanned the acme OF folly and presu nption.
instead OF resting his case on the bosom of
MS own governDe ut he has sought to Iodee
aJustihcation in the hearts of a foreign ma i
on-ins'ead of submitting to the determine
uoh OF our Own government on diplomatic
q%estion, he has been indecorous enough to
resist their authority, and like Genet appeal
from them to the people Of the u States
be u SO Let he people too pass upon him !,
The people of the u S. are too saeacious
not to see the real drift and aim of the fol-
loving circular, ostenssbly addressed to the
COMMERCIAL agents-they are too wise, not tn
see tnat 1t is really addressed to themselves.
ne oDJectis stale aud favorite one with
the British governrHeDt---toe strange the peo-
pie from their constituted auth ,rities--to
SOW suspicious of their integrity or fitness
or to d'Utde the people themselves. and to
rally party around the interests of Britain.
III is OF the same character as the surrepti
tious communication Of Gaming to Mr. Pink
ney, which was published last winter at l,os.
ton
l.he very tenor of this circular points out
the persons for whom It is wri zen and pub
llshed-Let the people duly appreciate this
diplomatic finesse of the honorable T. ! lack
son
We have subjoined such remarks upon the
statemen and reasnninss of the Circular. az
nave occurred TO rs 90 hasty per,sal -
his V!HdICttion IL even more {SeIy, ST..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

GEoRGE-TowN, (CoL) Nov. 10.
he following letter addressed to the Bri
tlsh consuls in the United States, by Mr..
Jackson, we publish, as we did the article
from the Nat )nal Intelligencer on the
same subject, without comment. We re
serve oar remarks until the zyhoIe cor
respondencc appears, when we promise to
make such observations as the nature of
the case may require. .."[Hd. diner.
CIk G UL1R.
WAsHINcToN, Nov. I3. 1909.
StR-I have to inform you, with much regret.
s''at TIC facts which it has been my duty to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
1i1oItTn.
SENSIDfLlrY

YET If of happinels ,hi. earth can boat,
f.e. re aver us thofe p0llels /, moit
Who know iwee. leulbiliiys extremes.
the fenl's pan d, plea.ing, tranfl;ory dreams
eor what inies fhilny can taise,
are al tui empty pleafares, void Of zea.
e,W-.esais ~ tender isnps by to know
tie ieeret fprings OF every iuiIerer's woe
MY Heart Dla,! fhsre, my eady with relieve,
aud what want in power, in 'i'y give
Oh ihouid !, doon'd to exqaiiite d'treis,
feet al the pangs of keen urhappinels
My ,nd 'ry, heighten d by no friends approach
10 cheer ny dreary, iol'tary couch--
L en- then, what e er my toriur' d tresf endure
iwonld not with lels feeling for a cure.
II, ,.i,s enfufes our high degrees of blifs,
In the b.eii realms Of fweet iaba.ic peace
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
~ Fay far Yonr Paners.

THE fuhfcriber once more requoits all thofe
indebted 10 him for the PoarLAND Ga
zrTTE, to make payment up to the 10 Of Sept
sos at which time he relirquiihed the pub
Iication of the paper. All accounts which re-
NAN unesiled on the n IF NoOesabs, next,
will ne left wish an attorney for collection.
The bills for the papers which are taken at
the Pot Offices in Way,en and WaijobO,O1gb,
are left with the Poa Matters. Thofe which
90 to Fsrniacfsa, with Il, souLs, Efa. Thoie
10 f.yebs,g, with J. w. RIrLrY, Eiq Thoie
to Wstt,j,d, will. the Poa Matter at that
place. Thofe to B,n.i4uiet, with HsNRY Pur-
MAJ, Efq and Mr.. JAMES CusHMAs.-o,aer
places will be named as the Bills are forwarded.
ISAAC ADAMS.
duppa %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
Thomas Hunter,

Wateb and CiOsk mstev-No. ~, Foe f,eef,
PORTLAND,
HAS for fale, an Englifh patent linen
- MANGLE, well calculated for lnns and
Boarding houies, iaving all labour of ironing
A large quantity of Mems and Children
SHOES, at lew prices. London patent liquid
and cake Backing, and Engliih Shoe bruihes,
of fuperior quality speetacles, to iuit all
ages. Reading Glanes; Razors; warranted
Umbrellas and Paralols, made and repaired.
Me-Ihe the above Premifes to be fold
ceHciling of Store, Houfe and Barn.
Jpiy IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
A FARM FOR SALE,

IN the town of Falmouth, in the county of
L Cumberland, conl1fing Of one hundred and
FIVE acres Of Land, of which thirty is Interval,
and lying on Prefumpicot River, and Eve
miles from the town of Portland, aud ON the
poll road that leads from Portland to Auguita,
and into many of the back towns Said farm
is conveniently Gtusted for Public Houie,
with large two itory Houle and Barn, with
out houfes. The foil of faid farm is inferior
to none.--lnquire of
sOLIVER WiNSLOW.
on. II. 0.G
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
or AN USURER.

There dwell, at Vicenza a notor'-
Gus Ulurer, who was always de-
claiming againlt ufury. One day ne
called on the parton of his parilh'
and deGred him to preach lermon
arainlt the practice oil this vice. The
preacher, who was acquainted with
his Character, aiked him the rcaion
which induced him to make this I'm
gular requef. i" Mr.. Rector, re-
Dlied the ufurer, {" there are 10 ma
ny pcrions in this pa,iIh who follow
my vsle, that can get nothing by
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
FOR SALE

THAT valuable Eaa,e 6;uated in North
yarmouth, twelve miles from Portland,
and about one hundred rods from the head
of the tide IN NorthyafmouIh, lying on the
poh Road from Portland TO Wiicsilett, and
has been occupied by the fubicriber for tav-
ern number of years paft Said Eita,e con-
fits of a very convenient three-itory Hou.e,
a Stable, Barn, Shed. and other out houies,
with good well of water, and an acqueduet
leading to the houfe, with about one hundred
and ten acres of excellent Land, having
young Orchard on the fame, iaid Farm Is un-
der excellent improvement.
A FARM in the town of freeport, at fIoits
corner, 70 called. within one mile OF Porter's
landing, conGiting of 6fty.four acres of excel
lent land, convenient Dwelling houie, Barn,
sc. Said Farm is under good improvement,
is we'll waiered, cuts about fifteen tons of
Hay, and has an Orchard which bears conid-
erabe fruit yearly. and is well iituated, either
for Farmer, Merchant or Mechanic.
The above Farms will be fold toge, her or
feparate as may befl fuit the purchaier. For
terms (Which viii be made eaiy) pleale TO ap-
ply to the fubfcrlber at Northyarmouth.
SETH MITCHELL.
N"t5y~m'stb, hsgsa u, 1909 Q.D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25

THE fubicribers having been appointed
Commifioners by the Hon. Samuel Free
man, Eiq. Judge of Probate OF Wills, SC for
the county of Cumberland, TO receive and
examine the claims of the creditors to the el-
ate OF
MICHAEL SMITH,
late of Portland, Merchant, deceafed, repre-
fen'ed iniolvent, h, -eby give notice, tina, iix
nonh's from The sth inf are allowed TO
iaid creditors to briag in and prove their
claims; that we will attend that fervice at
the ofhee of John F,otb9gbam Efq in laid
Portland, on the laf Friday of this, and the
fra Friday of the five following months, from
10 o'clock A. M till /, and from 8 O'Clock
p NJ. till 5 o'clock, on each of fad DAYS.
JOHN ROCKINGHAM,
JOSEPH TITCOMB.
Portland, l5ib Sept 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
Ezekiel Day,

Iifi fgr Jafe,
J'RFNCH and spani1, Brandy--American
l. & Holland -Wines-Loaf < brown
Sugars--lmperial, Hyfon, souchong, Hyfon-
Skin aud Campoi Teas-Chocolaie-Coilee-
barrels of clear Pork Bacon in hhds. for
fhipping or by retail-Dumb Fifh-eommon
retailing ditto Candles Corn-Flonr-Rai-
fms Alfpice-P PepPer-Sait Petre-Amefiean
ard Lnglilh Powder Balls-Shott-F Fiints--
Alum OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
many other articles.
AJ6--25ooo lbs Brown sosp-all which
will be fold cheap for Cath or approved credit
Wdnted 10 Pwcba/e,
2ooO buihels of HOUSE ASHES-Alfo,
Salts of Lye-for which Cath will be paid.
N. B. Thofe who are indebted to the late
firm of Day 10 XRy, are aequeltea to call
and lette. Portland, Sept l6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
Phi.in. Robinlon.

y fSPECTFULLY informs tn. public that
~ he has taken an airy and eommodious
Houle, No. 34 Hanover Street, BosToN
which he has opened as
BOARDING HOUSE.
He folicits ils-e Of he patronage of thofe
Gen ienen who ars oiten WHITING The Capitol
for he purpofe of dong buinei. there, and
preiu.nes ne accommod odaiion he can give vi i'll
be satisfactory
Thoie who favor him in his line of bufne.s.
ihsll receive every care aad attention on his
part to make their Gtuation pleaiant and a
greeahie. The fmallef favors greatfu &C.
knowledged. Bsaon, Sept Is, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
NOTICES..

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
L to all concerned, thar fhe has been duly
appointed, aud ha, taken upon herielf the
trui; of adminiltratrix ON the elfaie Of
MICHAEL SMITH,
late of Portland, in the county of Cumberland,
Merchant, deceafse, by giving bond as the law
direGs-She therefore requefts all perions
who are indebted TO the laid deceaieds efate,
to make immediate payment to her, or Al
rRrD METcAIr Efq and thofe who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the fame To the
Commiihoners appointed 10 receive the elaine
againft the faid eitaie. NANCY SMITH
Portland, September Is, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25

NOTICE is hereby given that the fubicri.
~ Der has beea daily appointed, and has Ia
ken upon hmlef the trult of Adminifrator,
on the eilate of
SRMUEL MARsToN,
late of Eaft-Andover, in the county of Oxford,
yeoman, deceaicd, in,efate, by g'vlng bond as
the law diree,s-He therefore requeits all who
are indebted to laid deceaied's eiiale to make
immediate payment and thofe who have any
demands thereon 10 c1his the fame 70
SAMUEL MARSTON
EtP- dsi.ssr, JsiJ II, 1909. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
Jnte!ligfnre.
NORFOLK, SEPT. q.

NORFOLK, SEPT. 4.
DupEchy ofthe BriJ6 cabinet.
Upon this fubject, the democratic
papers have exhaulted the whole
vocabulary Of invettive there is no
term Of abuic which has not been re-
peatedly befowed. Now, whatever
has been, or may be faid, of the gov
.rnment of Great Bfitain, IN aflert-
ing, in lofty tone, their maratime
pretenGons, the charge Of duplicity
and evaGon, in their negotiations
with this country, do not appear to
have been made until lately,
1t would be ufelefs to r-fer to the
correspondence of Meiirs. Jay and
King, during their millions to Lon
don, becaufe they being federaliits,
their teftimony would be rejected by
thofe to whom we,molt with to ad-
dreis ourlelyes.
But we would refer to the mir
fon Of Mr.. Monroe. This gentle.
man was miniiter at London during
four administrations hrit the Ad-
dington adminiitration, then that of
Mr.. Pit, next that OF Mr.. Fox, and
laltly that in which Mr.. Canning
was, Gas he now is) Secretary for
Foreign Affairs. Mr.. Monroe's cor
reipondence is pub.lhed, and we are
not able to difcover any charge of
prevaricatiou on the various minif-
ters with whom he negotiated, viz.
Lord Harrowby, Lord Mulgrave,
Mr.. Fox, and under his miniitry,
with Lords Holland and Auckland,
Lord Howick, and finally with MIR.
Canning.
On the contrary, we think, that al
though MIR. Monroe found great dit
fculty in his negotiations upon ma
ny points, particularly as related to
the feamen |; there appears to have
been no attempt or difpoftion to de-
ceive, but on the contrary great ap-
pearance of candour.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25

To the Honorable tie 1iyaiees IF tb.
Court g Conlmen Plsa5, bai4cn at
Portland, qvifbin and for the County
Of Cumberland, on The third Tus,day
g June, II d. 1907.
uNMBLY fhew., Joan DustAss of Dur.
IL ham, in faid county OF Cumberland, yeo-
man, that he is in,eren d and feized in his de.
mefne as of fee, ss tenant in common, with
the heirs OF Joiish Noyes, late of falmouth in
laid county deceafed, and other perions un-
known, of one undivided eighth part, of one
half of certain traa, piece or parcel of land,
6tuatsd in iaid Durham, commonly called
Noyes eight hundred acres That he is deh-
rou. of poiieiiing his eighth part of faid
twelfth part OF laid tra6t CT Land, in ieveral-
ty He therefore humhy prays, that the
fame may be divided aud fe, off to him the
faid John Doug afs to hold in ieveraty-ac.
cording 10 law IN fuch cafe rnade and provi.
ded. JOHN DOUGLASS
By PETER OLIVER ALDEN, Biz 1zsasey.
1T a Court of Commsn Pleas far the
court v Cumberland, begun and loL-
den at Portland, in )aid county, On
the third 7nslay sf June, Il d.
1869.
on The Petition of John Douglas which
was entered at Iune Term, A ID .so7, and
continued frcm Term TO Term, to this Term,
ct which the foregoing isa Copy, the Court
order--That the Petitioner caule the ieveral
reriuns interef.ed in faid Eaate, and living
within the ita;e, or the Attorneys of fueh as
are abient, and have attorneys reiiding within
the ffate, to be duly notified of faid Petition
by ferving hem perionaily with Copy here.
of, OF leaving copy at their dwelling houfe,
or Ian place of abode, or by inferting this
fubffsnce of the came three weeks iucceflivey
in one or more of the public News Papers,
that they may have opportunity to make their
exception 10 this Cour; oa the third ruefday
of November next, TO their granting the fame.
Atteft, SAM. FREEMAN, Cieik
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25

joining Preiumpfcot river, eleven miles from
Portland--a convenient hand for tavern,
tradeiman, or Mechanic.
ALo-s good SAw-MIIL "A part or the
whole of laid properly will be fold, as may
beit fuit the purchafer--fcr a fmall part DOWN,
and credit of four or ieven years will be
given if requeted, for the remalnder.--For
further particulars inquire of JOSHUA
SWEET, in faid Govba~. tD July "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
NOTICE !

THE Truffees of Phillips Limerick Acade-
my are hereby notified that their annual
meeting will be held at the dwelling-houie of
Jonathan NJ 'Dsnsi5, Eiq. in Limerick, on the
iira Wednesday OF October next, at 10 clock
A M.
By oyis, Of te P,eftsas.
WILLIAM SWASEY, Ses,siary.
Limerick, Sept. 4, 1909 OO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
WE the fu5fcribers having been appoint
w ed Commiilioners, by the Hon Samuel
Freeman, Eiq Judge of Probae of Wills, &c.
for the county of Cumberland, TO receive and
examine the claims of creditors to the eltate OF
JOSEPH SAWYER,
late of Durham, in iaid county, trader, deceaf.
ed, reprelenied intolvent, hereby give notice
that fix months are allowed to iaid creditors
to bring in and prove their claims, that we
will attend that iervice at the dwelling houfe
of Barnabas Strouts, in faid Durham, on he
,hisd Saturday OF this month, and on the fec.
ond Saturday of the five following months,
from one to fix o'clock, p. M. ON each OF fad
days.
JOSIAH BURNHAM, , Commit
sYMoNDS BAKER, : f0roh
Da,5am, Sept. A. (5w) QD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
Uncnrrent Bank Bills.

zoos, Vermont, Berkihire and Chelhire
~ Bank Bits. received in payment for a
quantity OF good GOLDFISH, if application is
made immediateiyto J. +. THURSroN
dHgsf 2S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25

Evening Sebool.
THE Suofcribers will commence their
EVENING SCHOOL, at the Chamber
in the Centre School. fioule on Monday the
18th inf. for inltrusing in Reading, Wri-
ting, EngIiih Grammar aud Arithmetic, a,
three Dollars per quarter.-Navigation, Book
keeping, &c. at four Dollars, one dollar in
advance
Candies pens and ink, found by
the futfcribers. N LORlNC,
K GUKLEY.
Posnsad, SD. IIi6, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25

A writer in New-Orleans paper,
concludes an thay with the follow
ing recommendation -
F." Whoever, with a view tc the
welfare of fcciety, chooies to de-
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