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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-19
TEN DOLLARs REWARD-Rnnawau

ZEN DOLLARS REWARD-Runayyav
l. from the subscribers, in the early part #
April last, near South West Point, in Tennessee.
a negro man, named MOSES we suppose him
to be about SIX feet high, well made, a little ~.
cljned TO be knock knecd, Of a dark complexion.
speaks slow when spoken TO, and inclines TO lisp
little his clothes cannot be described, as he
took off q number, and ofvarious kinds.
The said negro was purchased by the subscri.
bers, i'm February last ) Of Martin Turner, oft!ds
Guy, and generally c,lls himself Moses Turner.
H. has wife in this place, and II is supposed
he is now LURKING some where IN this Town as we
have been informed he has been seen here. pre-
vous 20 our arrival. The above re ward, besides
legal charges. will be given to any person who
will deliver Tire said Negro to Richard Terrell or
]. a. Grant, or secure hin IN Any Jail so that
they get him again.
r. Terrell,
j. n. GRANT.
Sept. IS. If
or All persons ara sta uv f,rwarned from
hsrbUring or employing tie above Negro. Also
all Captains of Vessel. Or any other person, a.,
forwarned from taking the sad lcllow or.
Of the State under the strIctest penaity Of the
Law
R.T. & J. A. G..
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THE MUSEM!

For originality If eoaception and accuracy Of dcs-
eribfior, he .I9HotoiGg has not peyhaps a Payai-
lei in any If the writings of Cowper or Thomp-
and inscribed to Dr. Darwin, sum after he pub.
Hcation Of his " Zoonoma, or laws Of Organic
Life" ...Boston Cent.
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two hundred and seven dollars and fif,y cents.
with interest on Two Thousand and ninety. fur
dollars and five cents, from the first dsv OF tAe
present month, aud the costs of suit with the ex-
pences OF the sales hereby directed which sale
SHAH be made at twelve months credit, the pur-
Chaser or purchasers executing n note or notes
negotiable and payable at the bank of Virginia,
WIN approved endorsers, for such sum as Shalt
be equal to the principal and interest of the said
ooc,etys ciaim until the SAID note or notes shall
become due, and costs of suit, which said note or
notes shall be delivered To the principal agent of
the said society, for the time being And to salts
~ IN the last place, the plaintiff, VIM. Msrshall
and Thomas Taylor, the sum of fourteen hundred
dollars, with interest from the first tlav of the
present month, with costs ct suit, and cXpences
OF the sales hereby directed, which sale shall he
made on credit OF two years, the purshaser or
purchasers executing bonds, with approved secu-
f'y, bearing interest from the date of the sale
the sad bond or bonds To be Delivered TO the SAID
Marshall and Taylor and the court doth further
adIudge, order and decree, that the said commits
sioners, or the one who may act, report their pro-
csedings To the court AS to- the dover of the
def't. Lucy, in the property directed to he Sold
the court WILL 1t the parties consent, at a future
day, proceed To make compensation to her, out of
the other lands OF the estate o.! the lntestate -
And hbertyi IS reserved to- the afant defendants to
shew cause against this decree at any time with
IN SIX moths after they shall severaty attain the
age OF twenty one years /: < by consenl ogthe per
ties IN the last suit, the doth order the de.
fendant Vim Duval to make up the accounts of
the intestate as guardian of T. ,yinia and Eleanor
Dandildge, now wards OF the plaintiffs Faylor &
Marshall, before one oil the commits siunerS of the.
court, who IS ordered to examine, state, settle s,
report the same to The court, with any matters
required by the parties deemed pertinent by
himself. .-
A Copy. reste,
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"A Copy. Teste,
PETER TINSLEY, C. C.


In conformity with tue foregoing decree, we
shall, or oae OF us, proceed to sell on the pre,ni
ses, under TIE dates as hereafter stated the whole
OF the property embraced IN the said decree viz
On FRIDAY, the 18th day OF September next, at
IL O'Clock, a. M the three hundred and fifty A.
cres Laud, more or less, IN Goochlnd county Nv.
ing on both OF the branches oi Tucka.ioe Creek
adjoining the land and residence cf col Robert
H. Saunders On ting ensuing day, Saturday,
the 10th, i'll the city of Richmond, at IL O'Clock,
A. M.part of Lot No. sos, and the whole of Lot
NO. S27, asGesisnated and Known ia the plan Of
The SAID city, whichh haze been divided into eight
handsome Lots OF 2S feet inches 4 IONS front
each ON the street, running back. Los feet inch
es, adjoining the present residence of Mr. Alex
alder Quarter, and separated from thu residence
OF Mr. Joseph Gailego, only by sixth streat--A
survey of which lots has been accurately made
ana plan OF the same may be seen at any time at
the Vendue Office OF Prosser & Mouc,ire The
ten Richmond Turnpike Shares, Immediately AZ
ter these lots Sold and the last of said lots
disposed Of; on the same day, Immediately there
after, the sale OF the SAID eight lots, tn nine lots
on ShoclSG Hill, near the tenement and residence
OF Mr.. Joseph Jackson, and the same which the
interstate VIM. Price, late register purchased of
Judge Washington, Nos. /:
On the ensuing Monday, the 18Th Scplen, ser, in
Henrico county, at IL O'Clock, a. Nj the two hun
dred and eighteen acres Land, more or less, and
80 acres Coal Land, lying on Deep Run-On the
18th same month, (Tuesday) at ii O'Clock A. NJ
in the city of Richmond, the House aud Lott, on
the main-street OF Shocke Hill, near the brick
building of Mr.. Thomas White, commonly cal
led the Blue house. which the intc.tate burcha
aed OF John Bretain, and on the day after We'd
nesday) the goth September, in the county of
Eenrico, the truly desirable estate called Chan
till, containing three hundred and fifty acres
Land, with very good improvements thereon, ST.
tua;ed about three and half miles from the CITY
ct Richmond, being the farm formerly occupied
by the intestate VIM Price, late register, and
now by Mr. Peter Wilkinson, or SO much thereof
as will be sufficient to satisfy the plaintiffs in their
respective CLAIMS, with the interest thereon, from
the several DAYS Of sale, in lhe order and on the
terms stated in the foregoing decree,
JOHN PROSSER,2
WIN. MONCURE, e0"I vs.
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August %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
Come and See.

A N excellent FARM for fzle, 6iuated 10
\ Falmouth, on the main ROAD leading from
Portland TO Brunfwick, in the PfovSDee of
Maine, and within four miles of Posssand---
Said Farm lies between New.CaCeo meeting
houfe and 2yeiumpicut bridge, within few
rods Of each, and contains about two hundred
acres by eflmation, De the fame, more
or lcfs. The houfe on iaid farm Is large, CONF
modious, and very pleasantly hiua'ed, COM
handing q fair profpea of the open Tea at the
entrance of Portland hsrbor, as alto very
comfortable part OF that beautiful .own--The
barn is 80 by IA feet. Said farm is fufieient
to produce hay enough for forty oattle,& con-
tains abou, eighty acres of good paiture, well
fupplied with freih and fa!t water through the
whole feafon, as il is bounded on the Tea ihore.
II is an excellent feat for houfe of pubic
entertainment, and viii, beautifully sccommo-
date merchants and mechanics with houfe-lots,
ir addition TO thar little neat village, above
the fhipyard, which has already been fold off
the farm.
Within half mile Of the fllip-yard are
nearly twenty-five acres of perhaps the belt
whiie-o fhip timber in the whole town.
Within one mile of the houfe lie twenty acres
OF laud, well covered with wood and timber
lWO lliies Vi tne are dDout
twenty acres of good land iitua,ed on the
aforementioned highway leading from Port-f
land 10 Bruniwick.
There is a'lo valuable piece of falt-marfh.
which produces from ir to eight tons of hay
in the year, within half a mile of the barn,
which may be purchaied with iaid farm
Farming utenils of all kinds neceilary to car
ry on faid farm, may alto be purchaled A,
view of the farm will afford its belt recon-
mendztion The terms of payment will be
made eafy to the fortunate Purchafer. For
further particulars inquire of
DAVID M'GRECORE,
of Bedford, N. II. or of
ADAMS MERRILL, +
on the premiies.
N. B. Now or never for the farm viii
doubtlsfs be fold within three months.
Ms,eb 6. (3m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
laeeerp.
From the Lady's Monthly Mufeum.


fGhfel by s1eay i Latin IN Losioa.I
.hs following Epifaph being rcckoned one OF
she mo0 heaa,i.ul IN tbs Englilh language,
il is pre!uraed II will Ne al acceptable treat
in he literary banquet. 1t is TO be feen
~ Brilsol Cathedral, and is from he pen of
The atFe6tionate huibAud of its lamented
fuhjeS
Take, holy earth, all tina, my foul holes dear !;
Take that beit gist which Heaven 10 lately
gave;
10 Braol's foaat bore, with trembling care,
iIer faded forn---ihe bowed TO tafte the
wave,
Aud died Docs youth, does beauty read the
line
Does fymTHthetic fear their breaff alarm }
Speak dead Maria breathe ltrain divine !;
r en from iae grave thou ihslt have power
20 charm,
Bid then re chaite be innocent like thee
Bid them in beauty's fphere as meekly
move;
An if 70 fair from vanity as free,
AS firm in friendihip, and as fond in love
Tell them, tho It's an awful thing to die,
GTwas cen TO thee)-yet the dread path
once tod,
Heav'n liifs its everlalting portals high,
Aad bids the pure IL heart behold their
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fubf:ri.
~ her has been duly appointed Executor
of the lae will and teilsment of
SAMUEL cRoMBIR,
late of Waterford, in the county of Otfort
phyiician, deeeafed, and has taken upon him.
selfthat trult by giving bond as Tie law di.
retts ! and all perfons having demands upon
the eilate of the faid deeesfed are requeiled to
exhibit the fame; and all perions Indebted to
the iaid siiate, are called upon to make pay.
ment to Eli LoscLsy, rfl, my attorney, o,
JAMES cRoMBIE, EFs.sier.
Waiaf''d, may 6, 1909 (22J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
NOTICES..

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fubfcri-
~ Der has been duly appointed adminiitra-
tor on the easte of -
JOSIAH BRooKINCs, JUN.
late of Woolwich. in the county of Lincoln,
yeoman, deceafed, ana has taken upon hmfelf
that ;rua by giving bonds as the law directs.
All perfons having demands upon the efiaie Of
the faid deeeafed, are rsquefted to exhibit the
fame and all perfons indebted to the faid ef.
,aie are called upon to make payment to
JOSIAH BOOKINGS, A4,zisif,afoy.
Afay 6, 1909. t22l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
Anatomy PhyGology, Nle,i-
clue and Surgery.

F,yetvg D,f,id7 IF Maine, bFay 2e, 1909.
DR. RAMSAY coude of the above
~ branches, will commence on Tueiday the
firm of Auguit next, and terminate ON Il e Ian
day of the faNe month. The demGnarabie
fyfem of the bones, mufcels, veiIes, nerves,
and vital organs, of the human fubjeet, accom-
parted by the Doa'rs syllabus, referring to the
whole, which are feen, and handled, BY the
Pupil, the Library, and his fuperintendance,
lis hoped, nor only 70 abridges, but limphhes
the itudy of Anatony, that the period proPof-
ed, fhall furpiih ample time, for clear and
impreihve idea of the icience.
DR.. Ramfay bees leave to notice, thar he
has now arranged the Syllabus of his future
denominations of Anatomy, and doctrines of
phyIiology, Medical and Surgical practice
founded on minute knowledge of animal
ilrucfuie, and the Phenomena preienfed US
by nature) which places The important idbJeee
of Fever, and general Morbid affection, IN
light new and interefiing, The improvements
in forming Anatomical Preparations, formerly,
aud lately, introduced by DIR. Ramiay, will be
particularly attended to.--Centlemen may be
admitted 10 the Mufeum for f.udy week
previous to the commencement of The Lee
lures. Tickets 90 dollars. Fryeburg is 4s
miles from Portland, between which and Bof-
ton, packets continually ply. A Stage iels off
from Portland, to Fryeburg, Tueidays at
O'Clock P. M. DIR. Ramfay, fen6biy irnpreil-
ed, with the urbanity he has experienced in
this county, and above all, that doeiiity and
fplender of talent, in the Youth, who have
honored him with their attention 10 amply
compenfaiing his relnquiihmens of retire
ment, which formed one of his chief objects
in WHITING this country regrets, that his fu-
ture puriuits in fcience, dictate his return 10
London. If pofible, previous to his iet,ing
off for his native country, he ihall endesvor
TO diffufe thofe plans of Medical Study lin the
Cities of this continent which have met the
appreciation OF the Scientific, in this country
and Europe. Arrangement have been form
Ell with view to The continuance Of the
Fryeburg Medical Inititution under the ai-
redion of one of the Doctors Pupils in cafe
DR.. Ramfay returns TO Europe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fubfcri-
. Der has been duty appointed adminitra-
,rix OF the eilate of
EBENEZER TRAsK,
late of Edgcombe, in the county of Lincoln,
mariner, tsceafed, aud has undertaken that
truft by giving bond as the law directs All
perfons, therefore, having demands agann the
elate OF iaid deceafed, are de.ired TO exhibit
the fame for fe,tlement, and all indebted TO
iaid eftate are requsited TO make immediate
payment.
BErSEY TRAsK, hdnir,eye.,is.
My 6, 1900 (22)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
From the fame.

From the fame.
Mr. HUSBAND.
Happy twenty .fessnth Of May
Let me, on this Joyous day,
Dedicate TO thee my lay,
My Huiband
May no cares perpleI thy miod
Ever faithful, fond, and kind,
To the lalt thou lhalt IRE find,
My Huiband
Sickness may nv bloom dearoy;
Adverii,y may damp our Joy
Yet virruous pleafutes never cloy,
My HafbaHd
Betf with thee no ills fear,
Let wealth and beauty diiappear,
TO this heart thou art more dear,
My Hufband
See our blooming offspring round,
While fuch Joys as ihe.e abound,
Where can purer biifs be found,
My Hufbsnd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
Fai7ory fara 81 THREAD Store.

1OsEph POPE, informs his friends and the
public tina, he is appointed Agent for Aimy
{, Bsezcs, of Providence, who will keep him
.~,niiai,,ly fupplied from their long known &
we'd sftsbiiihed Factory, with general abort
asnt Of
Cotton Warp and Filling,
Ivhi.e and ooloted Stocking, & thread,
ditto ditto Thread in hanks ana balls,
Wick Yarn,
Cotton Shifting and shee'ing,
do Check aud Stripe,
Bed Tick, &c.
Which will be fold wholeiale and retaii at the
Factory prices. shoPkeepers in town and
.ourtry may be fapped on the fame terms as
~ ,he Manufactures, by applying at No. Z,
El4g;y's Rorv. (6n) dee. W.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
TO THE PUBLICK.

TO THE PUBLICK.
The writings of the late Dr. PALEY have at
traeted diitinguilhed attention on both ldes the
AtlantIck. His three principal works, Natural
IbeSI:gy, Evidfseesef Cb,tstia.ty, and Moral and
POfifisA Pbiie,qeby have been feparstely publiih-
ed in this country. Thefe, with his Ho,a Pas-
Ina. in the view of the ingenious author, formed
fynem, embracing the evidences of natural
religion, the evidences of revealed religion, an
account of the duties that relult from both"
Thefe mon intereeing topicks are illuitrated
and difcufed in thefe performances with adj
nirsble perfpicuity and ability. 1t is impof-
fble," Jays one of his biographers, /" to purdue
what he has written without being the wifer
and the better for the perufal of il. He neither
hunts after paradoxes, which, like meteor,
feree only to aflonifh and perplex, nor has he
balanced his fentences, and rounded his periods
with faltidious delicacy. His writings are
every where characterized by good fenfe, and
unaffected 6mplicity 1t has therefore been
very jully remarked, thar, that wbisb bs, dis-
fi.g~5ea bin from all other zDrfsys, fbs art be ps
'sDsas }swiihia,irisg kas.D!sdgs. He ba' TIE seii-
dity IF pbiis9pbe,, sDifbosf Biz ,oie~.ity ssdrs-
fops; b. bar dsesnnbsvsd fufb Of ss seBeisfiek
1sepirss and saanmadsfsd a to the ssmmossa ssdtv-
fs~drgs."
A conviction of the dfinguifhed merit of
Dr.PALsy's publications.a and OF the elfimations
in which they are held in this country, has
prompted to the undertaking. to which the
public attention is invited in the above propo-
falls. Now, when the life and labours Of THE
eminent man are. by the will of Providence,
clofed, it was conceived thar many would be
defirous of pofe0ing an entire copy of all his
publications, printed in an uniform manner,
and in a handfome lyle Of execution. This.
the editor engages to perform, If fuitabe en-
enlargement fhould be given to his propo(als.
The !mzller tracts, which have not had gen.
eral Ct, culation in the country, viii be found
to embrace intereiting topicks, treated in that
perfpicuous, eafy manner, which diitisguifhes
all the writings of the author.
Tothis edition, ALTO, Memoir of the authors
Life, will be added.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
CONTENTS.

CONTENTS.
I. The Principles of Moral and Political
Phiofophy.
H. A View of the Evidences Of Chriftianity.
III. Natural Theology, or Evidences of the
Exiflauce and Attributes of the Deity collected
from the appearances of Nature.
w. A Charge. delivered to the Clergy of the
Diocef, Of Cariine.
v. A Sermon, preached before the Univer-
fly of Cambridge.
vi. A Sermon, preached at the AiIizes at
Durham.
VII Sermons, lately publiihed.
VIII. Rezfons for Contentment.
TX. Young Chriltiaus inflrueted.
+ X. Hors Pauinx; or the Truth Of the
Scripture Hiifory of ST. Paul, evinced by 4
comparifon ofthe Epiftle, which bear his name
with the Acts of the Apoales, and with one
another. 3a rey - =.
XII. The Clergyman's Companion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
NEE> GOODS
1oleph Crofs, Jun.
LAS juit received from Bsjfen, in addition
! I 10 his former Stock frelh lnnnv of

! las juft received from BsfQn, in addition
1 1 TO his former Stock, frelh iupply of
European 81 Mdia Gods
among which, arc black, blue, green and red
| foperiine and low priced roadcloihs-black
| blue, drah and white CafIimeres--slack and
| olive Velvets-black & blue Tabby Vevets-
Cotton Caflimeres-- Warrington stripa- Eng
li1l Nankeens-so pieces blue India do--Mar-
leilles Velting--Sattin do--Sik and Cotton
Fancy do--Dimotes---fu rniiures-fu periine
common Cal.coes--India do--pink, buff and
dark hair coid and Madifon ltriped Cling
hams--pink and buff Muflins-fheer and fam
cy do--feeded Cambrics---Fancy Muffin
Shawls-6 A Cambria do-white and colored
Cambrics--erimfon and twilLd do-Cap Pat
terns-iilk and cotton Chambrays--Bandan.
ma, Sifterioci, Superromal and Chnele Hand.
kerchiefs--wh',e, red and copperplate poke,
do--blue Cillas---Rrd ia Sheeting---Ravens
Duck.-Bed Ticking and Rniiia Di-
apers--Table Linens-whiie, brown q check
Iinens--India Cottons-E nglilh Shirting Cot
tons -Engli1l and India Cotton Checks-Ruf-
iels-C limancoes-Durants--D
tlemen's and Ladies cotton aad fix Hole
Ladies long fix Gloves Gentlemen's ELK and
beaver Gloves--cotton Sewings-whte and
colored ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
velvet ENDING oons--Hat. I.inings-Oii
Cloths--cotton and wool Cards--Herring
Nets, and other articles too numerous to par
ticularize
ALso-An a1ortment of
Wsf-Lndia Gods and Groceries,,
Among which are-4,h proof Cogniac
Brandy--Gin-St. Croix Rum-beit retailing
Moailes--loaf aud lump Sugars--white and
brown Havana do-Cofee--chocola
ton Wool--Bohea, SouchonR, Hyfon and Hy-
Ion ikin Teas, of the fri qualities
Indigo-Engliih and American
Nails-Englifh Iron Pots.--hyo--a auanti-
~ OF BEEF 81 PORK few barrels upper
fine FLOUR few caiks RICE, &c. &c
Which he offers to his Cuitomers on very rea-
iopable terms, as ufual, for Cath or Country
Produce.
No 5, Union-Roqo, Niil7e. sef, Nay 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
AT REDUCED PRICES /!
". p. POOR,

SoUqH KSD or FisH STREET,
AS Jun received a frefh afTortment of
: ENGLISH GOODS,
Which, with his former flock, he is determine
ed 10 fell off at very cheap race for CAsH only.
New Calicoes & Gipghams--s g,eai variety
1willd Cambria, 70, maafis5
Black and white CXinbrics
Fancy Mullins
Warrington Stripes and Crandurells
Fashionable iummer Vening
Observation-Disclosures
Cotton Checks Shirting Cottons
Furniiures--Dimoties So
Shawls-Handkerchie fs-Gloves-Eolery
Pins,-Towelihg, &c &c. &c.
~ Red and black MOROCCO SHOES,
zpit6 ties for $50. aH
- Derkihire and Penobfcct Bills taken at
mar. M,y %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS
I. The work will be printed in Eve hand
fome octave volumes. of 500 pages each, on a
fuper6ne wove paper, and new type
II. The price to Subscribers will be D. Q per
volume, neatly ini:hed in boards, or D 2,2s
neatly bound. payable on delivery.
Ill. The work will be put to prefs as foon az
four hundred fubfcribers are obtained, and
fniihed with difpatch.
Nv. Thofe who fubfcribe for feven tets, fhall
receive An eighth g,afi,
subscriptions for the above work received at
the Book ftore of ISAAC ADAMS.
May 22
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

NOTICE Is hereby given, tina, the fubfcri.
= Der has bean duly appointed Guardian o.
EfHRAiM FIELD, an ldIer and drnnkard,
of Paris, in the county of Oxford, anc has ia
ken upon himielt that truli by giving honda
as the Law directs And all perfons having
demands upon the eliate OF the faid Field, are
requeited to exhibit tie fame, and all perious
indebted to the faid eftate, are called upon to
make payment to the fublcriber-and all per.
ions are hereby forbidden to harbor, truif, or
trade with fad Field.
EBENEZAR RAWsoN, Csa,sis.
Pd'if, My -, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
/" Fan, Richmond, T

Hon Rsfhmona, ~. ! 'ld2 ~
"The meeting OF Congress viii trust
give spring To business of every kind
Four federal members so fom this State,
men OF sound judgment; andth at least
upnoscd to a. destructive measures hisher-
- adopted by the late administration From
Icasssse, we have Federal Senator an .Jen-
~ Ep.iegiis, and Peasant ". Miller, fed
cralis,, in the room Of G. ~ CdmpSeH, (tile
noled Chairman Of Congress Committee.
and the duclist who wounded GARDINER,
resigned"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

Letters from Nrao. Orleans say. that the
troops lately sen, there from the middle
States, are very siokly, there beng quar-
ter OF them IN the hospital.
The President and Prote ssors Of William
aud MARY College rUginia, have expelled
.T,ha s. Bubow for giving chailenoe to
fight dl.i.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05

THE Stockholders of MAINE Rank are
1 hereby notified, that their Annual Meet
ing for the choice of niue Directors for the
year eniulng, will be holden at the Bank
Chamber, on MONDAY, &sfffb day IF Jun.
nest. at two O'Clock in the afternoon. -
BY o,ier IF tie P,et'lsnt and Dys7or,.
LEVI CUTTER, Csj6iey.
Po,fios3, ray %, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
NOTICE I

THE propriesors Of Portland Lasg. W5a,E
L are hereby notified that their Annusi
Meeting will he holden at Mr. JoHs DrrRrsc's
Counting Room, No. ], on said Hurt, on
MoNDAY the Fifth day of June next, at 3
o'clock in the afternoon, for the following
purpoies--yiz.
To chooie Moderator,
To chooie a Clerk, Whar6nger and Treat
urer; ard to receive accounts againt the
Wharf, and allow the fame If right.
COTTON B. BROOKS. Wtayfneev.
Nay %, 1909 a,a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-05
TzOenfy Dollars REGARD.

ON the night of the 10th inf. the dwelling
~ house of the fubfcriber was broken and
entered, and the def of the fubfcriber robbed
of upwards of 100 dollars in Banl Bill, of va.
rious Banks. Whoever ihall detect the felSn,
or Jfion1, 70 that he or they may be brought
to jultioe, fhall receive the above reward.
CYRUS HAMLIN.
Pari', (oxfsy3 c. May 20, 1909.