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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-26
January 9-lo.
N O T / C E.

THE subscriber cautions all those whom
it may concern, from purchasing SAND
MARSH-MUD,. or STONE, frora JOSIAH
Browsing, now in possession of Jones's-
Point; since he has no other title to the pro-
perry than that which he derives from pos
session obtained by knavery and retainer "
teynry. 1.Le
December -.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-26
FaM1ag-Shore to Rent.

THE Mount Vernom F1sH1Ne-SHoaE, to-
ge,her with the Striking Cubs, to rent for the
next season or for a longer time if desired.
Bulhrod Warrington.
January S. 2awom
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-26
JUST RECEIVED

JUST REII,IV Ed
For Sale al r.. GP.fY's bookstore, King
Street
THE. POWER OF RELIGION,
On the mind, in retirement, affection and at
the approach OF death.
Exempli6ed in the testimonies and expert
ence of persons, distinguished BY their great
ness, learning or vlrtud.
Ills Immortality that alone
! g Amidst life's pains, abasements, cmpti-
ness,
6 The Soul can comfort, elevate and I'LL. )"
YOUNG.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-26
WASHINGTON TAVERN,
LEE B URIC.

TIME subscriber has returned to the WasAe
A ingtos Tavern, LlEsBURG, where he il
prepared with every thing necessary for the
accommodation of those gentlemen and ladies'
who may honor him with their custom.
Having laid in good stock of liquors, hay
and oats, and having enlarged his stables, and
engaged careful, attentive and honest host
Ter, he hatters himself that, by his unremite
ted attention, together with the diligence,
care, and activity of his servants, he will be
able to render his customers the most perfect
satisfaction in his line.
~ b. The house is in much better cons
dition than formerly, for the accommodates
of travellers.
James Dawsons
Leesbusg, Virginia Jan. .l--3.
Public Sale.
BY virtue of a deed of trust from George
CorseK to the subscriber, to secure the pay
ment of certain SUM of money to Doctor
Charie Cartor, will be exposed to sale, ON
the 9Th day of February next. on the premis-
es, q PIECE OF GROUND, lying upon
the north side of Duke-street and east side OF
Alf.ed-street, extending upon Duke-strset SIS
feet and upon Alfred street 88 feet to 20
feet alley Also PIECE of GROUND.
living upon the south side of Duke-street and
to the westward of Water.street, extending
upon Watershed 27 feet 10 inches, ana
running back 9 | feet 10 inches to 10 feet
alley.
James Keith.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-26
N O T &c H..


THE subscribers trading under the firm Of
Ialbsr and Saunders, have Just commenced
the TANNING and CURRyING BUSI.
NESS in this place, where they have on hand
and intend keeping a general assortment Of
LEATHER suitable for Sadders, Shossrak.
ers, Bookbinders, sc. which they win dis
pose of on the lowest terms for cash or ate
hroved notes at short dates.
Ellfha Talbot,
Peter Saunders.
January 81 IF
p. S. The highest prices given for Hides,
Skins and Bark, which will be received at
their tan. yard near the stone bridge, upper
end of Duke-street, or currying shop, two
doors above the Washington tavern, King
street.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-26
WOOD FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes,to make sale Of q
few hundred cords of WOOD near the mouth
OF Pamonkcy Creek: secure and conyeni.
ent harbor, not more than 1 S miles below
Alexandria. Those who are desirous OF pur-
chasing, may be supplied on advantageous
terms by applying to
Benjamin Dulany, jun.
january %. It
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
Dte0,

In England, Mrs. Jane Beaion, aged 88
She was commonly called the FfeeDidsoa,
from the circumstance of her concealIng
herself one evening in the wainscotlng of
a Lodge room, where she learnt the secret,
the knowledge of which, thousands of her
Sex have in vain attempted to arrive att
is said she was very singular old woman,
as the seeret died with her.
On his passage from Portland tn Jamai-
ca, capt. JAMES WEEKS, of this town, aged
81. An enterpris,ng and worthy young man.
In Havana, 22d Sept. Mr.. John Caine,
late of this town.
!, In Havana, Captain James Halle, of
] Warren, (R. ~
At sea, oath Sept. Capt. Robert An
drews, late master OF schr. Lydia, of Wis
casset.
At Richmond, (yirg.) Mr.. VIM. clsi-
borne, father Of the Governor of the Terri
tory of New Orleans. Major w. Armstead,
an old revolutionary officer.
In the Plantation of Jackson, Hancock
| county, (Me.) Sept. %, Amos Chandler,
, 1T 26.--He was killed by the falling OF a
tree while in the woods chopping trees =
lie lett some property which is carefully
deposited for bis fiiends-and as il is I'M
known in what part of the country they re-
SIDE, the several editors in Massachusetts
and Newhampshire are requested to give
publicity to this notice. further information
will be given to tie friends of the deceased
on application to Phineas Ashmun, ESQ. at
Belfast.
AT Bluehill, on Tuesday the 10Th inst.
Ebenezer Floyd, Esq. Representative from
that town, in the Legislature OF this Com
mon wealth, and Treasurer of the county of
/ Hancock--a man of mid and ingenious
manners and unspo,ted integrity.
In Wiscassei, on the 10Th inst. very sud-
denly, Mr.. Iheocofe Hfon, aged so.
In Falmouth, John Edward Wormwell,
| aged weeks, son of John Wormweh.
In this town, Lucy l. Chase, daughter
! Of Mr.. Thomas Chase, aged Ii months.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
RE1fOHdL..
ELEAZAR WYER,
GOLDSMITH AND 7EWEZZER

GOLDSMITH and JEWEZLER,
Is happy to inform hi, friends and eultcm-
ers, that he has Removed to the ihop lase.
ly occupied by Mr.. Je,fpb LoVis, in FIls j9reri,
(three doors below Mrs. sfevens',,) where he
can accommodate them much better than it
has been in his. power heretofore. lie offers
for fale general anortment of
Falbiona6Le 'J6yOelry,
Plated Teafetts, to match elegant morocco
and black Walters and Bread Trays, with
double gold borders; elegant plated Crewit
Frames, with from to diamond cut Cah-
es; plated Soup Ladies Table and Tea
Spoons; Britannia Tea Pots; pearl, gold, and
topas Breaches and Rings; Mourning do
variety of gold Ear Hoops & Knobs god
and gilt Watch Chains, Keys and Seals; plain
and ornamented turtle ihel and common Hair
Combs Officers Swords, EpauIeits and saih-
es; with variety of Fancy aud other Arti-
cles. He alto makes and keeps conliantly on
hand, GIver table, tea, mufard and fals
Spoons, to match any patterns foup and
gravy Ladies', &c. &c. Ays--All kinds o;
Fancy Hair Wsrk
executed, viz.-elegant elailic and plain Hair
Hoops, Bracelets, Necklaces, and Watch
Chains. mounted with gold. Any perfon
wiihisg to Preierve friends hair, will do
well to call, as it is manufactured in tine
ihop in any manner they with, and at the
fhorteft notice. The fmallef favor acknowl.
edged and attended to with punetuality.
~ E. WYER tenders his gratitude to hi,
friends and the public for paa favors, and
hopes from the convenience of his ftuation
and firict attention to his buiinea, to merit
a continuance of public patronage.
Oe7sber 23. fCw)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
TIE Brffih -E.rDe.llk.o1.

BY an Official dispatch, from the
Earl of Chatham, commander of the
Expedition, it appears, that the con-
tcmplated attuck OH Antwerp, is aban-
doned. He states, that the whole force
underhis command, amounts to $4,000,
while that of the French, in the enyi-
rons Of Bergen-op-Zoom, Lilo, & Ant
werp, exceeds $1,000. That the enc
my had got their fortiications in a
complete state for active defence, and
their ships brought up and placed in Sc
curity under the guns of the Citadel
The London papers intimate, that
the conduct of Lord Chatham will un-
dergo an investigation, on the suspi-
cion of his making unnecessary delay.
The English naval force, in the Adri-
attic, has been increased, and Lord Col
hngwood i, appointed Commander.
An attack on Trieste, and the Russian
feet in that port, is contemplated.
The French taken in the capture OF
Flushing, amounted to 23S officers, *
s962 rank and file.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23

C0PDHNED AT p ebarg, On tie iit'l
inst. the Rev. FRANcts LANE WI eING.to
Tie pastoral care K charge of the c ugrega-
tional church and people in that pIaee.-I' c
Rev. Mr.. Hid len, Of Tam worth, made I e
introductory pfNer. Tie Rev Mr.. Foster,
Of Little.en. Mass gave an ele5aat and
highly ipi6,essive discourse from Isaiah, 9th
chap. verses 9Th, 9th and 10Th. The Rev.
Mr. Porter, of Conway, made the oensec:a.
ting prayer. The Rev Mr.. Rice. of Brown.
field, gave the charge. The Rev. Mr..
Church, of Bridgton. gave the right hand
of fellowship ; and the Rev. Mr. Ripley. oI
Waterford, made the concluding prayer -
The performances were .nterspersed with
soLenln and affecting nansic. Joy thrilled
through every heart. Order was vons picu.
ous through the day:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
EOR S4LE.

A F.tRM, containing one hundred and
IA twenty acres of LAND, with HOUSE
and two Barns thereon, which is very pIeaf-
antIy iituated in WINTHROP, on the county
Road Leading from Readfed to Portland, aud
within two miles of Chander's MiIls--there
is generally cut on the premiies about forty
five tons of Hay, III feaion-and there are a.
bout one hundred aud feventy Apple Trees,
which bear apples, On the farm, and various
other kinds of Fruit. Trees. Said Farm will
be fold on very reafonsble terms The con-
diiions Of fale may be known by applying to
JEREMIAH Brown, who lives on the pre-.
miies. Os7oter 23J, 1869
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
LA7ESY FROM ENGLAND.

London dates to September 5th, are
received by the arrival ofthe ship Paet.
ef, at Boston, from Liverpool. The
Courier, a London paper, mentions tha,
Peace had been signed between France
end Austria by the terms of Which
The Emperor Francis is permitted tn
retain only Hungary, Bohemia, and
Aoyavia and compelled to cede 10
8onaparte, Austria--logethcr with lis
capital, Vienna, Gallicia, ahd all its
other territories also his title to Em-
fleror, and to retain only that of Ka.g
Of Hungary. Bonaparse assumes the
title OF .drchdRke Of austria.
Though there is no official account
of this event, we have little doubt OF
Its correctness.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
-c acresp vpsoos 60

However the great conflicts in Ea-
rope may terminate or whichever OF
the great powers contending for the
domination of the world, nay become
predominant, we have little to hope
from their clemency nor can we ex-
pect the cruellies and expressions oil
Europe will cease, or the reign oil
Justice be extended over the civilized
world. Let US not whisper peace in
our ears, or take the flattering unc,ion
to our souls. All, TO .-tyrants and
slaves, the oppressor aud the oppress-
cd, make up the whole population of
the old world, and great part ofthat
of the new. Here only, in these Uni.
ted States, exists an equality of rights,
and government OF the people. Such
government must be hateful TO usur-
pers, and detested by tyrants, They
view us as the little leaven which may
leaven the whole lump; as the stone
CUT out without hands, which may
smite them and break to pieces their
governments, so that they become
a Ike the chaf Of the sammer thresh-
ing floor, and the wind carry them a.
way, aaA that no place be found for
Let us be aware of our true
si.uatios, and We shall acquire the hab.
1t of rel, ing solely on ourselves, dis
carding all foreign friendships or en-.
mites, hopes CT fears, and utterly dee.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23

John Mahan and David Bill
and Company,
OFFER for fale 1000 FUR HATS of diff
~ ferent kinds and qualities; from I0l6
TO dollars; . large aHortmsnt of Children .
Hats. L,Aereae-Cearie Hats, fuitable for the
Southern market.
~ Arrangements are made to receive Hats
from the 6rit Manufacturers in The United
States, particularly from the Providence and
Bolton Factories-Hats will be manufactured
at ihort notice in the mott fafhonable man.
ner, and warranted to give the wearer fa,is-
faction.
Muffs and Tippets,
A large ailor,ment, con6iting ofev9y kind
fafhionable and ufeful-warranted free from
damage.
ls boxes real SPANISH SECARS.
Ps,fiaad, 'Oa. z3 Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
6a,ettr Sblp Jsflps.
PORT OF PORTLHND-lSo9.
MondaY, Oh. I6.

Monday, Oh. 10.
Arrived brig Crockett, Kelerau, as days
from Havana. Len there, Sept. a3, ihip
General Hamilton, Rooinion, of and for
Portland brigs Sampfon, Strout, do. in IS
days; Retrieve, Jordan, do. Catharine,
Drinkwater, do. Jan. 30; Rhoda and So
phia, Baker, do. do. Rufus King, Norton,
do. Traveller, Parrot, do. /; fchs. Union,
Stephenlon, do. Dolly, Kelly, do. j; floop
Hawk, Marihail, of and for Kennebunk ;
brigs Faithful Servant, Proctor, do. jutt
arrived Somers, Fa.rfisld, do. do. Mer-
chant, Downing, do. do. fhip Mary,
Kmball, of and for Newburyport brigs
Dolphin, Elliot, do. LYDIA, Haikell, do. /;
ichs. Liberty, Rutherford, do. in days |;
Alexander, Blanchard, do. brig Nabby,
Sawyer, of and for Gloucefter fch. Mary,
Herrick, do; ihip Aurora, of and for
Bolton, in 10 days, Capt. dead brigs
Only-Son, Eldridge, do. /; General Put
nam, Young, do. fhip Ganges, Brown,
do. Capt. iick brig Traveller, Corham,
do. juft arrived feb. Union, Taylor, do.
Friendihip, Carnes, do. brig Succefs,
Phippen, of and for Salem in a8 days
feb. Patty, Townfend, of and for Rhode
Hand /; brig Brandywine, Of Newport,
tor Matanzas iloop New Hamburger, For.
faith, of New London, to fail in IS days,
detination uncertain; ich. Union, of and
for Warren, K. l. in days, Capt. dead
br'gs Eunice, Drybureh, of and for New
York. jult arrived Perseverance, Meek,
do. do. Aurora, Kulon, do. in I6 days;
Emeline, Kimm, do. in IS days brigs
Grace Ann Green, Gaul, of and for Phi.
ladelphia, in IS days Fair American,
Grifiing, do. in days; Mamma, Ducomb,
do; Brutus, Michael, do. fhip Two.
Brothers, Paratoe, do. /; brig Bell, Lovett,
of St. Johns, N. B. for Exuma, in days
brig Fame, Fofdick, for Bottom.
Same day,
Arrived a, Bottom, fhip John Andrews,
Capt. Purrington, of Gardiner, (Me.) SO
from Liverpool. Sailed ia co. barque
ploughboy, of Bangor, for Bottom and
ihip William, Morton, of Portland. Spoke,
Sept. Il, hong. 81, brig John, of Bangor,
from Liverpool for Bolton.
SafD4ay O1io5ey %.
Arrived brig Mary, Capt. Merrill, 55 DAYS
from cadiz with cargo of salt.--ln lat 81,
long. 3, fpoke fchr Maria, 20 days from N.
York. Oct II, 5poke an Englilh cruiler, one
day from Halifax, the captain OF which infor-
med him, that intelligence had been received
there, from Spain, OF genera battle having
been fought between the combined EngIiih X
Spanili forces and the French, which termina.
ted in the total defeat of the later We doubt
the correttuefs Of hisin,eligence, but give it
ss we received IT,
Two days before capt. Merrill left Cadiz,
intelligence was received BY way Of Lfbon,
that AN engagement between The French and
Aullrians had taken place lnce the arrniaiee;
but does NOT recole6t the dste--in which the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
Can Steel Axes.

THE snhrcriber refpe6ffu'ly informs his
employers aad the public, thar he con-
tissues to manufacture a variety Of EDGE
TOOLS, of all kinds Of Steel, AZ his fhop in
Msin-.treet. Portland, near the Hsy.Maeket,
notwithstanding the ate pfofecuroa by the
Pa,entee of Edge Tocls, made of Csii 5seei !;
in which he jnifiied hmielf to the iaii,iaetion
of an enlightened Jury. lie folicits the COZ
tinhanee of the public pttronage aud alnfe'
his cunomers that his u;moit ikiil and at,en-
tion fhall be exerted 10 give them ia,ifaction
All perions indebted TO the !n5icriher. el-
ther by Note or Book Account, are re4Islsed
10 call and iciJle without delay.
DANlkk GILBERT.
on. %, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
NOTICE. I

A Ii perfons indebted to nhe late firm Of
"A CROSS & MARTIN, or the fnbfcribsr
are informed that unlelsitheir Notes and Ac::
counts are paid on or before the 6rn day OF
November next, they will be lodged with an
attorney for collection.
NATHANIEL MARTIN.
Portland. o. 2S,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23

French were totally defeated, with the lofs
Of the Arehdnks Charles and John. were uai-
ted Can. NJ. informs, that he had Cadiz
Gazette Extraordinary, but being fpoken at
fea, by an sngliih armed ve1el, he gave it to
the captain.
lr5. This article, like the preceding we
conhder of very doubtful import.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
Portland Ub/srpafoyy.

THE Proprietors of the Portland oss,vaf~y
Tor Monument Ground. 10 called are
hereby notified that their annual meeting will
be held ut James purnham's inn, the E,f
7Isetdsy # November nest, at 6 O'Clock, P. M.
in TO ehoofe q Moderator.
I'd. To chosfe Clerk, Collector and
Treafurer.
Sd. To choofe Standing Committee FOG
the year.
4th. To ad on any other bufnefs that may
regularly coue before them.
oa 2s. SMITH COBB, c2,s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
cobartae,3sip D,Eoloed.

cobartaetodp Dp5ls,ed: >,
THE coparnerihip of 4. GRIZZLY B es,
4 was by mutual eonient d,aolved % '..s
10th inll ALL perfons indebted 10 the F''"'
are reaueited to cali on ELEAzEs GRITTY 'O'
fettlemeas, who is authorized to adult the de'
mands againn fsid company.
ELEAZER GREtIi,
J JAMES NEAL. -.
TIMOTHY FLETCHER.
r.rTne fubfcriher will continue The
COMMISSIONS BUSINESS,
at the Store lately occupied by E. Greely q
Co. ELEAZfR GREELY. o.
Pgr.fiand, O7 23d, 1899
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23

On "Wednesday Evening last, the Port.
iand benevolent Society commemorated the
Anniversary OF lis Establishment. Dis
course upon the occasion, was pronounced
by the Rev. Mr.. PAYsoN, and Collection
of i55 Dollars made, to promote the object
of the Institution.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23

The Supreme Judicial Court commenced
its Session in this town on Tuesday last
The Honorable Judge SrpcwIck pre-
sides. We understand the Court will con.
tinue in session during the present week.
Al this Term, Henry Lindsey has been
convicted OF Forgery, aud sentenced To tic
States Prison for three years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
Portland BeneUeienf Society.

THE subfcriber, Treafurer of the Portland
4 Benevolent Society, hereby gives notice,
that upon its being iuggened to the Society
at their Ialt meeting, that fome of the mem-
bers preferred paying the whole of their SUBJ
fcriptions at once to biting called upon annu-
ally for proportion Of the Sums iuhicrbed,
it was voted, that the Treafurer be authorif-
ed to receive the fame from every member,
who fhould be difpoied to benefit the Inlli,u-
tion by iuch payments, and apply the mon
les TO received to the purchaie Of bank i.ock.
Thoie therefore WHO are 10 difpoied, viii
pleAfe 20 call aad take receipts in full.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
n.rT The fourth inftallment viii become due
on the ll,h Nov. next. Punctualty would
be valuable and a voluntary e9, of pay
ment more agreeable than reqHsa to make It.
Oh. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
NOTICE .

A Ii perfons indebted to RoBfRT srsoxc,
4 \ or the firm of sTRoNc & QuIsBv, are
notified that their Notes and Accounts Of not
paid) will be fluid before the next November
term, without exception.
MOSES QUrNBY.
Portland, O3. 23.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
MORE OF THE sOUATTERS.

ESraei Of a letter .tiom gentleman N VS.
edsSet, TO the editor, dated Ocf. 81.
"We have report here that Mr.. NJ,
of N.wmiliord, who was employed BY the
plymouth Company to run lands, has been
shot by the Indians or Squatters.-I mention
this as a report, though generally believed" !"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23

pising the :r6T u 90. Tho shoald at
tempt 10 fostrtH'cla : our country.
Peace is a he~ssiy boon, It us
love her dea,iy. sc Is The prolific
parent Of ten tho,s.sd times ten thou
sand blessings to humanity. Let us
freely sacrifice on her alta., but let us
not deceive ourselves by the hope that
all our loves and devotion can secure
her continuance with Us. Usarpers
and tyrants may even make il our duty
Ia dive her from our land to let slip
the dogs Of war, and TO stand ourselves
like greyhoonds in the slips, straining
upon the start, to put 10 death the In
vaders of our soil, our independence or
freedom. Let us therefore cultivate
nnion among ourselves, animate every
bosom with an american spirit. and by
every possible means fan the holy fire
Of patriotism. Farmers Cabinet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
ERRATUM.

In the last Gazette, first page. 46 lines
from the top OF the communication signed
Meccator, for with interest down 10 the
iiiae," read " down from the time"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23

The Chronicle lays the blame Of the
recent connections in the District of
Name to the Federalists. This is ex-
actly according to the fairness ani
magnanimity Of the correspondents of
that paper Truth, Principle, Can
dor, every thing is made 20 yield to the
views of Party Those writer's can
not forget that they have constantly af-
fected TO be the champions Of the lille.
gal settlers, that they have laboured to
make them believe the federalsts were
unlriendly to them that they have
eourted and obtained their votes and
ii those settlers have received any coun-
tenance in their opposition from the
=" head quarters" who can deny that it
has been from democratic leaders
And what course of conduct could be
better calculated 10 induce people to
desplsc Laws and Magistrates, than
that which has distinguished the Dem
ocratic Writers towards the Governor
of the Commonwealth, in his late Jour-
MES to the western and eastern parts of
the State Excellent friends to order
those must be, w,.o Insult the First
Officer by elligics, and then have the
audacity to publish and affect pride
in their own shame /! Excellent Re-
publicans, who always abuse the choice
of the majority, when it does not fall on
one of their friends !--Pat.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
M9ary,c0,

In England, Mr.. John Rose, to Miss Lc-
titia L,Hy-A new demonstration of Dar-
WINS system of the loves Of the plants.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
Left

IN Store in this town, fmall fun Of
MONEY-The owner may receive il by
proving property and paying for this adver-
tifement Apply at this cfice.
Oa. 29.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
GodieE Fortune on Tour TO Portland

Goddejf Fortune on a Tour TO Portland !
CHE pailed through Nsubu,ypo,f in sep,em'
~ Der. where 5000 dollars were dealt out
by her to 8 individuals, beiides many prefent'
of lefs value, to othera She is expected 6s,.
in few days, when the following f.vors are
to be diftriouted, if fuitable refpea ihould be
paid her-viz.
of 1000, 2 of 1850, of 1000, of 500
dollars, being few Of the prizes in the 9th
Clais of Hay6s1 Bridge Lo'te,y, 70 begin draw
ing on the 10th of November next.
a. Tickets, QuaYers and Eighshs in the
above Lottery may be had at the Bookltore
and Lottery Office of
Stephen Patten,
No 10, Jones s-Row, Fiih.Street,
Po,fLIni, Oef %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23

Johua Richardfon,
Hn for sait, 1T Ne 2, Csssrai- -Re.y,
400 Bbls. Mefs No. l and No.
z, BEEF.
Portland, on. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-23
sorEsan0,

E!p1lay, October 3, 1909.