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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05
April 81.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
BENG about to move to the Western Coun.
try wish to sell the following valuable pro.
perty-That valuable and highly improved scte
falrheld Ii pure air and good water contribute
to health, this place possesses those advantages
this tract contains about three hundred and
eighteen acres, or thereabout-this | wish to di
vide, as the road runs from Richmond to Hano.
yer-T owr-the part on the west side contains the
following valuable buildings, a two story dwell
ling house, well finished with three spacious
rooms below stairs, with an airy passage-three
above with passage also, and good dry cellar
under IT, yard handsomely pailed in, a gar
den OF four acres well pailed in and laid off
m beautiful style, and in high cultivation with
handsome summer house i'll the centre three
Kitchens with brick chimnes, smoak house. dai.
ry, rabbit houses, ice house, seven stables. &c.
ali in good repair.
On the east side is the Fairfield Race Ground +:
on tins is a newly built two story dining house
fifty by twenty, below is three rooms, above i, a
room the full size of the house, barr room and a
stand Tor the Judges, plan'd perhaps superior to
any IN TINS country, with several small boo,hes a
wellot good water in the yard an excellent apple
Orchard of choice latter fruit also about ten
likely NEGROES, one Barber equal to any in
this country, good man Cook, &c also several
brood Mares, Colts and FiIlies of the first
stock IN this country two mules, two plough hor-
ses several valuable milk Cows, about forty head
of Sheep, some Of them Of the Cape, others of the
improved barbary breed-a good stock Of Hogsof
the stock of Col. JohnMayo plantation Utensils
a Carriage and Horses, three Carts, q Wappon
mad geer, some valuable Household and Kitchen
furniture, &c.
Terms ofSale, one half cash, the balance in
twelve months, with notes negotial,', and PAYABLE
in the Bank ofVirginia, with an approved ndor.
ser. II. SHOCK.
Fairfield, April II wtf2Mav
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05
April 7.
IN CHANCERY Charlotte Court, March
II

II IN IHhNCEK1 -CDaflOlte Court, March
9TH, 1909
Robert Bailey, administrator of Lucy Bailey,
decd. PtT, against William Smith, administra-
tor and distributee of John Smith, decd. John
Smith, George Jones & Molly his wife, Edward
Clarke and Elizabeth his wife, James Weaver &
Nancy hIs wife, Charles Smith, Samuel Smith,
David Bailey and Elizabeth his wife, and Fran
els Smith DefeHdants.
THE defendants, John Smith, George Jones
and Motley his wife, James Weaver and Nancy
his wife, Charles Smith, Samuel Smith, David
Bailey and Elizabeth his wife, and Francis Smith
not having entered their appearance, according
to the act of Assembly and the rules Of this court
and IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
that they not inhabitants of this state On the
motion OF the plaintiff, by his attorney, II is or
feved, That they appear here on the first day of
June court next, and enter their appearance, and
that copy ofthis order be inserted in ono ofthe
news papers printed in Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door
OF the courthouse Of the said county.
Copy. Teste,
April z. vSwg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05

These stones are seen to fall back into the era
ter generally, in calm weather; but are carried
oH by wind and finally descend to the earth, af-
ter describing parabola. more or less elevated
in the atmosphere. proportionate to their projec-
tile force and centripetal power.
! remain,
Sir,
With the highest esteem,
Your friend and humble serv't.
JOHN BRICKELL.
Mr. President MEIcs. Frankiin)
College, athens, Georgia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05

PURSUANT to a Deed of Trust executed to
the subscribers, by Samuel Parsons & Sa-
rah his wife, for the benefit of VIM Cooke am,
Thomas and Amos Ladd, and other Creditors
OF the said Samuel Parsons, will be exposed TO
Sale at Public Auction, on the respective Prcmi-
ses, on Wednesday the Sd of next month the
following PROPERTY, lying in the CITY OF
Richmond, viz. nearly three-fourths Of the iO'r
described IN the plan of the said City by No. 436.
ON the S. W. side of the Basin. and brtween
Thomas Ladd's and the Hav Market So"src
bounded on the North East by the street runnine,
between the Hay Market Square and the public
Warehouse.
All that part of LOT, No 413, on the N Eas.
SIDE or the BASIN, which is bounded BY the street
running by the Bank and Robert McKjm's IN
Cary street, thence by the last mentioned street
to the tenement occupied by Mr.. Smith as a ba-
kerry, & back to the alley which divides said Lot
from r. McKms.
One Moety of the Tenement on the Main
street, now occupied by David Logan, contain.
ing "a feet front. and extending back to an alley
leading to Byrd's Warehouse, on which are .
two story brick store house, lumber house. kit
chen, stables, &c.
Also, ten SHARES in the Richmond Turnpik-
and COACHEE and Horses, together with
sundry Household Furniture, &C. The sale will
commence at the Tenement occupied bv David
Logan tor the Moety thereof, the TIunpiI;e
Shares and the Personal Articles. and VII
thence adjourn in course to the other LOTS
mentioned.
Terms of sale will be, cash for the Personal
property, the Turnpike shares, and the Moietv
OF the Tenement in the occupancy of ID Logan.
and twelve months credit for the other property
on notes negotiable and payable at the Bank
Virginia, satisfactorily endorsed, and titles to be
Withheld as further security, Until full payment of
the respective notes--or, at the option ofthe pur
chaser, one fourth to be paid down and the other
three ourths to be secured by deed of trust on
the property purchased, and bond of the 'n,,rch,-
ser. The Lots will be sold as they stand, or be-
divided as may appear reasonable
f. CARRINGTON, ,
RICHARD ADAMS, { Trustees.
GEO GREENHOW,
nc N!ch IN, M; hprii. eptds
day the 9th inst. when it will certainly com
Inence at - O'clock. May ID, 1909.
JOHNSON & REAT, .IEIVELLEPS- have
(in consequence ofthe late conHagra,ion) re-
moved their Store opposite to Mrs. Davidson.
Miliiner, whore orders from their Customers will
be attended to with their usual punctuality
March 81. ,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05
TUE MUSE,

The followir; Verses are quoted by Dr. Akin
in his fine" Letters to a Young Lady on Course
of English Podry," a proof of the effect of
"versihcaticn one in giving the grace of Poetry
to simple sentiment, unadorned by any OF those
| flowers of dictin which some suppose essential
to the poetical character" These verses are ex-
| tracted from DR.. Goidsmith's beautiful tale of
The Vicar Of Wakefield"
When lovely Woman stoops to folly,
And finds too late that men betray,
What charm can sooth her melancholy,
What art can wash her guilt away
Tae only art her guilt to cover
To hide her shame from every eve,
To give repentance, to her lover,
And wiring his hosom, is-to die.
DR.. Akin coAfesses that these exquisite ver-
ses have a charm to him :" beyond that OF almost
any piece of the kind with which he was &C
quainted. This effect is, doubles, partly owing
to the pathos OF the sentiment ITSELF and the skill
with which ii is wrought to point. The melo-
dious flow OF the lines too, joined with the recur
renee ofagreeable sounds in the double rhymes,
operates as powerful auxiliary to the sense"
NJ EGROES FOR SALE-To be sold at
Charlottesville in the county of Albemare
fnot previously disposed of at private sale, on
Monday the 9TH August next, being Albemarle
court day, about forty NEGROES in families
The terms of sale will he one half cash, and for
inc other nail bonds with approved security will
be required. payable in months. Mr.. BENZ
hackney my agent viii conduct the sale.
WILSON M. CARY.
Williamsburg March 10. 1aw2m
Tor SALE-Upon liberal credit, for cash or
l. good bonds, SIS acres of l. md in Middle
sex county, advantageously situated upon the Pi
ankatank, being the House Lot OF Shooters Hill
tract. Tais Land is Of good quality, has a good
Fishery, Oysters at the door, and wild Fowl in
abundance. If not sold before the first of Nov.
next. it will be leased for a term of years, with
or without SIS acres adjoining.
For terms apply to Major Pauln A. Black.
burne of that county or to
AUSTIN BR0CKENBROUG
Tappahannock, April Z. w.sm
IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT County Ian.
i uary Court, 1909.
George. Hilton, plaintiff against Cornelius
Thomas and Reuben Patteson, Def'ts.
On the motion of the plaintiff by Counsel and
itappearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendant Thomas is not an inhabitant of this
state. 1t is ordered and Gccreed, That unless the
said Thomas shall appear here on or before Nav
Court next and answer the bill of the plaintiff.
the same will be taken for confessed as to him
and the matter thereof decreed accordingly, and
in some public newspaper of the city Richmond
Tor two months successfully and another COPY
be posted up at the front door of the Courthouse
of this County.
A Copy.
r. ELDRIDGE, DC.
March7. 1aw8wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05
Fairfield, April II

q LII persons having claims against the es.
n tate OF Elisha Price deed are hereby res
PectIyely notified 10 bring them in, properly au-
thcntlcated, to the subscriber, for adjustment !;
and those indebted to the estate are also respec.
lively notified 60 make immediate payment-As
The subscriber is DESTROYS ofclosing his adsinis
tration as soon possible, this notification will
be plead in bar oft the claims of those who neglect
giving it proper attention
EDB'D C. D4frIS, Xdmr.
ApriF2a X,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05
In cHANcERY-charlotte Court, March

i z, 1909
Stephen Smith, Plaintiff, against Nathan
Zackery and Thomas NJ Dearman, Defendants
THE defendant Zackery not having entered
his appearance according to the act of Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and it appearing to
the satfacton of the Court, that he is not an in
habitant of this state, on the molten of the plain
Till by his attorney 1t is ordered, That he ap.
pear here on the first day of June Court next,
and enter his appearance and give security for
performing the decree of the Court, and that a
copy of this order be inserted in one ofthe news
papers printed in Richmond, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of
the Court House, of the said County
Copy. Teste,
TIL: READ, C. c.
April 81. w8wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05
April Z.
IN CHANcERY.-Chariotte Court, Marc

In CHANCERY.-Chariotte Court. March
i 9TH, 1902
Robert Smith, Plaintiff, against James Wea.
yer and VIM Smith Def'tS.
THE defendant Weaver, not having entered
his appearance according to the act of Assembly
and the rules ofthis court, and it appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the court, that he is not inhabi
tant OF this state On the motion of the plaintiff
by his attorney, 1t is ordered, That he appear
here on the first day of June Court next, and en-
ter his appearance, and give security for perfor-
ming the decree of the court, and that a copy of
this order be inserted in one Of the newspapers
printed in Richmond, for two month successive
y and posted at the front door of the court house
of the said county
Copy. Teste,
THOMAS REID, Cl'k
April Z. w8wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05
AERIAL .STO MES

The Charleston City Gazette says, I" we are
indebted to friend for the following letter from
DIR. BRIcKELL, of this city, to president MEIcs,
of the university of Atess, in this state, on the
subject of the falling of stones from the atmos.
phere and invite those possessed of useful SCI
entifc essays to forward them for publications. 4
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05
March Z.
IN CHANCERY.-Bucking County
4 March Court, 1909

CHANCERY.-Buckin County
4 March Court, 1909.
James James Plaintiff against William Can
non, William Anderson, senior, and William
Anderson, jr. Deets
On the motion of the plaintiff by council and
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendant Cannon is not an rhabitant of this
state. IT is oraered and decyeed, That unless the
said Cannon shall appear here at June Court
next and answer the plaintiffs bill. The Court
will thenproceed to take the same for confessed
as TO him and decree the matter thereof accord
ingly, and that copy of this order be forthwith
published in some public newspaper of the city
OF Richmond for two months successiveIy, and
another copy be posted up at the front door of the
Courthouse of this County.
A copy Teste,
r. ELDRIDGE,jr d. c.
ApriI z 1.oU
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05

NANTED TO HlRE-A young Won,ar.
w who is well acquainted with house work,
particularly sewing, industrious, honest and sa
ber-Also, an elderly Wonlan, for Nurse, who
is well acquainted with the treatment of vo,uc4
chldrcn.-Appy at this Office
April 4. +f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-05

JOHNSON & REAT, .IETVELLEPS. have
- (in consequence ofthe late conHagration) re-
moved their Store opposite to Mrs. Davidson.
Miliiner, whore orders from their customers will
be attended to with their usual punctuality.
March 81. ,r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
TDieo.

At Turner, on Friday the Sd inst Mr..
Zachary Cary, son OF Dgac. Ezra Cary, M
the 37th wear at his age hi. death was
occasioned by fall froIna frame, which he,
with others, was engaged in taking down ;
he survived this accident, tho in a state OF
Insenslbility, a5ou, % hours. On Sunday
following, his remains were committed TO
the silent grave. His funeral was attead
ed by large concourse Of friends and re-
iatlons, TO whom very appropriate and coa-
soiaiory discourse Was delivered by MIR
William 1. Torrey, from Luke 8tf, 24sh.
II IS bat justice to The deceAsed to say lh At
he WAS an industrious, enterprising, useful
citizen amiable in his department; kind
husband /; tender parent; dutitll child,
and an aiec,ionste brother. A widow and
I'VE children are Among the numerous rela.
u,es left to bemourn his sudden and Jisas-
lrous ext.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
abipp:,.s J.itscissnn.
Po4r og Poarx AND-lsop.

75n5Ssy, M 9.
Arrived fchooner BefeY, capt M'xown,
5. days from Duh ., Lat AZ, N iong CO,
40, w. fpoke ihip Plato, 3 days from Salem,
bound 10 Edinburg.
satpday, Nev II.
arrived fl,ip John and Adam capt. hrigh,,
Sc days from Liverpool --Lstl ftos, capt.
Jones, of Bath, 10 fail in about 20 DAYS; Clip
Eliza Crzndsl. of Portsnd Savanna, Del
ano, Wi!cafiet CAPT. st,cknsy, OF Newlury-
port, diicbarging s.infon, of Bath do Butt,
of Newburyport, to fsii 10 about 20 days =
The brig Dearborn. capt Haloycr, filled the
day before CAPT, x. for Bath
dRRIgALs, Sc.
Arrived at New-York, big Hannah,
Butler, As days from Trinidad. Captain
Butler, Sept. a8, between Saba and st. Ru-
ftatia, was boarded by Fseuch boat with
two blunderbuiIcs, manned With negroes,
&c. and was treated in the mott brutal
and inhuman manner. With drawn
dagger the commander of the boat de-
manded money, &c. He robbed them of
ago dollars, so Of which bclongedio Guil.
Ion, paneugsr. Captain B. was R.bbed
in fevera places, while the negroes were
p'undering the veiIsl Of every movable
Article, including clothing.
YESSELS LEFT.
At Havana, Och. 2, fhip Hamilton. Of
Portland, waiting for new crop; -, Jor-
dan, do do Cxpts smslley and Drinkwa,er,
for Psrslaud, and great tlany others. SIX
or eight fail of American v-fres were OF the
pert. O1 20, Ulyfits, Bradbury, foI Ken
nsbeck, to fail sext day, Dolly, Kelly, Of
Falmouth, tor Portland Union, sfevenfon,
of Portland, uncertain when to fail. AZ Ber-
hiee, Sept. ~. brig Mary, of Portland, dr.
charged
AT London, Sept. 4, Eliza-Ann, Steele,
of Portland, unloading. At Dominique,
OCT. =. brig Sally, Borland, for Noblebo-
rough in days; Fortitude, BoynA for
Wiicailet in 10 days. AT Kingdom, ST..
Vincents, Sept. -, BelIona, Patten, for
krnnebuuk, en- or before The 18th Of Oct.
At St. Kits, Oet. 4, brig -, Stone, of
kennebunk for New York in days. At
Demerara, GA. ), hip Pomona, Hopkins,
of Szco, To fail in 6 days.
SHIPPING MINOR ANDA.
The Csfsr. Palmer, of Wiicaffct. has ar
rived At Cork The fhip ArabsllA, kidwsil.
Of Wiieadet, rs day. from Liverpool. for
Philadelphia, pu, in,s Hampton RoAds, s9,h
nit. for proviions.--1 Tbs brig George, Of
Warren, IS days from Portland. wss OF the
Moro, od. }, with very I,,ls If aay prof.
pea of being allowed 10 Gail and nspbsr
Of other american vefs.s in the fame prsdic.
amsat feveral had loa their cable. aud an
chors The brig Neutrality, Miller. u Ksn-
nebunk. from Char eftou, wss off Falmoai b,
about 9Th Sept. The fchr -, Stimpiou,
Of Keunsbsck, f,r BORON, failed from Liver
pool, oSt. /.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
Willie JsAa at Asf7ioa By udsr Of Covi,
on IlfURSDAY The 22l a., al

WMbeJ sH at Asf7ion By mdsr Of Cemf,
on TfiURSD14Y The aga d., Of
Nsvnn5sr nesf, at 10 Jsls.k 4. III.
at fbs Aafi:sa-Raon, fl. GkgELr
'tr Co FyB Street, f~-tAaad
THAT valuable Eila,e. 6lualed at Gray.
: Corner, 5 miles from Portland con1t.
ing Of very convenient Two Story Holie
three Barns; Horfe Shed; and other Out.
Houies; N excellent Aqaedud of wafer.
newly put down. with abou fifty scres 1t
good Laud-h sng the fame premiles pAnixi
Haney built and occupied fome years hucs,
and now oceup;d by Rudd stodl4rd, for the
fame purpole.
Terms iiteral--on!y one quarter If the pur-
chAfe required Oh delivery Of Deed, and the
remainder ia two, three, aud four years, fecu-
red by Mortgage Ct the prea,ifes, and is,e'sa
paid annually. podeinon given in Decsi.bsr
hext. For further particulars enqsire Ct
sAAosL PAskMAH. Efq Boiton--or at tie
fubicribers Office. Middle lrect, Portland.
NATHAN xINSM.dM
o4ober 10, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
Land at Hn7fau

ITO be fold at pablic auction, at z CsGs-
Lrs Auction OH e. in Portlasd, on
dfssdsy, the 9Th day of December next, at
l2 o'clock, M (an,eis prevouliy dilpoied of
At priva.s iaIs) the following valuable tratts
of land, GsaAssd in the towns CT Wa srford,
Bridgeton, and Windhani, viz
Lot No. Y, in he 9Th range, ia Wasr-
ford, G,uaTea on Crooked Riysr, with q han,>
fome ior OF fimtrr thereon.
d35-- Lois numbered |. in the 5sh range,
and Ia the I'd range and 2, IN The II
range, in the town VI 8s,sceton, iitu4,ed on
thar branch Ut MoOfs pond whiel, leads to
Saco. Said land il well hockei with timber
thar can be hauled at very FINAL sxpeufs.
Liietsj<--l righs, Containing about 10 A.
crss) IF lor Of Land fi,ua,ed ia wsndham
The titles to the above iurs of Lzud may
be fssn by calling a, the Regiflcf's Office in
Portland, any time before The day q faIe,
wl,en the termsof payments, (Which Will be
liberal) will be made known.
WILLIAM ROGERS.
Esjjcsfsz, Nsv. Is, lGoe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
WILLIAM GROSS,

No. u 8. L-eg WIs1,
LAS Jun received by the fchr. Midas,
4 500 Bbls. super6ne FLOUR
10 half Bib do Do
The above Flour 10 Of fupeior quality
and Of this years srowth--which will be field
as low, or lower, than can be purehAfsd N
town, Of the fame quality.
ABo--is Sfors,
1000 bufhels yellow Maryland CORN,
IL Hhds. James river TOBACCO,
Is kegs FIG TOBACCO,
IS bags green COFFEE,
which will be ditpufed Of ON terms thar San
not fail to fait purchafsra
NsS ~. (tfJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
REMCY1L.
Thomas Beckett.

Thomas Beckett,
INFORMS hi. friends and former cuaomers
tina. he has Removed from hs former
Rand, to the chop two doors below the hgn
Of The Indian Chief, in Fin ltrses, where he
ezrries On the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in lis various branches; aud where be has for
fxls, imall ahortmsat Of
ENGLISH GOODS,
with general aGortment Of TRIMMINGS
Which be will d.fpols Of on the mon res-
fonabls tsrms.
~ Country caflomsrs attended to 1t the
fhorteA notice. Ne. -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
NOTICE

Is hereby given that : further time of three
moaths from this date is aiiewed by the
Hon Samuel freeman, Etq Judge Of Probate.
of Wi!:s, tys. for the county Of Cumberland.
TO the feveral creditors 20 the snast Of
GEORGE PlERcs,
late Of Oiis6sld, Efq deceatsd. TO bring IN
and prove their claims and thai me Com
m,fEoners on faid efAie viii z,,tAa that Zee.
vice on the Iall wednelday, in this, and The
two nexs following MONKS, at DSs,e! 7ssl~s
Store in Portland.
DANIEL TUCKER )
ELIAS MERRILL, csumi .sDs.
WILLIAM swan,
Nv. 9, 1909. l3)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13

Bachelor Hufey,
0fts6ss tie LsIGss Cliff Fysh~s.
LAS for fals, on Reasonable terms,
rs boxes SPERMAcETi CANDLES,
caiks SPERMACErI OIL,
Of al excellent quality.
NIB The bsl of SPERlfAcE77 OIL,
fold for one dollar per gallon
Cuitomsrs are RESPECTFULLY rsquefted to call
II the 6yn Of HsssEr y WINsLow.
Ne. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13

Ma Of measures Those who ,link
Otherwise, viii do well 10 rceollect that
Mr.. Canning's was not forced seees.
sion from Office; he resigned, and "a
he Nigh, have continued, the inieiencc
Is lairly deducioe, tina. his successor
will pcrsevcrc in his measures. MIR
Canning must certainly be considered
Sa able, active and vigorous minister.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
T Sell. or Let,

THE PUBLIC HOUSE at capiEck, nuw
: occupied Ivy Efvssrf H'1~as. with AZ
the privileges belonging 10 the fame. Fer
haps there Is no flssarion near Portland nat
10 better cslcuIs,ed for Tavern. or T. ~.
than this. PuEclhon may I've gwen ,n,'rsa.
assly.-For further particulars, ersqu'-r Of
CALEB G2A.i An
E.lms.dE. M -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
WILLIAM SWAN,

uAs Jun received frslh Rock IT
i IL 4. 2 =.

uas Jun received frelh Rock IT
= Seajonobie Goods.
dys--St. Croix RUM; Barcelona B2sN
DY; Holland GIN; Freih RAISiNS; Hyion
aud Souchong TEA, OF the hra quality I;
Georgia COTTON; Freih FLOUR, u. ".
All OF which he will fell whoeisie or retail
at reduced prices and on liberal terms.
--ALso--
Confgnsd him from the Providence M.
Company, and will he fold a, The factory fri-
WARP and FILLING Wine
THREAD; sHEEfING SHIFTING Pia.5 !
Chambray and Stripe CorfoNs.
D-aIl perfons Indebted to Wa. SWAN,
whole Notes ADD Accounts have been due
over OK months, are requeited TO make inlas
date payment. or they viii be given 10 an
Attorney for collection. NJ. 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
NOLUE

rs hereby given, that further time Of two
months is allowed by the Hon. Samuel
Freeman, Efq Judge OF Probate of Wins. u.
for The county of Cumberland, for The credit
ors 10 the eRAte ct
THOMAS kfNoT,
late of Portland, gentleman, dsceafec, to
bring in aud prove their claims; and that
the fuhfcr,hers, Comminioasrs On lsid ETA {,
will atend TO ria; iervice on the iAn Wei
nsiay ia this and the next nosh, at two
clock in the attsrnoun, at Dssisi ~ iss,
Store.
DANIEL. TUCKER.
EbnsEZ x MA,O.
PertlaL, Nv 3, 1909. ps]
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13

From what we can learn we are led to
believe that the associations between our
government aud Mr.. Jackson are SUSPENDED
until .he meeting Of Conssss which will
be the 27th in,t.-{sd Am. Nov. 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
Paper Hangings q UpboJery,
Ar No. !, TirsoMss Bsrlslsss.
Edward Howe

EuWaru I1OWe,
WOULD inform the public tina, he has
" JUN received the ben aud Molt elegant
a6oument Of
Paper-Hangiags and Borders 4
that has ever been offered in this town, which
he will feiI'very low.
Laswjs-AA esgaat afortmens of
Locking -GaGss.--ChaJfs Laeef,l
Of The bet patterns
Aye-FRINGEs, LAcEs. and TASsELS,
for Curta,o-, Sofas, Fsfv and ioil,ng Chairs
Hair and Mois MAT1RAsSrS, Of all Gz-s
u prices Live Ceef. 81 Common FEATd-
ERs-BED TICKING, IT,. vi.
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