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70 Alexandrla Theatre.

THE Friends and Patrons Of the Drama
are respectfully informed, the above Theatre
will OPEN for the season on TUESDAY, the
sth of AUGUST, with favorite Comedy
and Musical Afterpiece, as will be express.
ed in a future advertisement.
~ Several NEW PIECES will be bro't
forward as early as possible.
July Is.
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a!sranorta EaiIp Gaistte.
FRIDAY, AUGUsT:4.

t. In eoniequence Of the an
|dypeftiop Of the berion who has
|bssn employed to deIaoer this paber
|m tie toroer bsrts Of the tozun, zoe
|haos been COMPLETED to fubststute
|aaothsr IN has pace. Should any
|sf our luli cra5ers Be nslged they
are requsfed to isnd zoord to the
Ieees and tie 0mUson @aU be rec
|tIhed.
Mr. Jackson, the new envoy from Eng
land, has arrived at Annapolis.
Mr.. SsowDEN,
ALI the local facts" related in your paper
OF Yesterday, may be answered by one stab.
born fact, viz. That the Yellow Fever Gas
IT'S called) is not contagious: That is, it is
not contagious from1hose diseased, remoy-
Cd to healthy place from that whence it
was derived: Yet xesse. may arrive
from an injected place, as we'll as healthy
zone, IN such a state of filth as to endanger
sae lives OF the inhabitants of healthy
pace. An instance of the latter occurred
nom Ireland to Philadelphia, where NO
!sloS-tever was ever known; but created
VI BOARD by the accumulated filth of q
.'oWaed crew, acquiring its virulence by
A''Ning IN the hottest season-while an In
s,ance OF the former is found in vessel
mlnk from South America) to Provi-
Ssnse, Il. |. where seven died in the imme-
sla'e direction of the wind, conveying the
Pu''id etiuvia f,om her bilge water, there
pumped out, with two or three fresh hands
employed on beard her.
Among the Infinite number removed
p Dun the sphere of infection in New York,
"auelpnia, Norfolk, and other places IN
" .. and elsewhere, no instance, found
IN ruth, is afforded 20 sabstantiate its
lug been communicated, even to nurse
uO,1or, in healthy situation, even at q
~ snort distance, many of which are well
@T,sn' even in Alexandria.
"s inquiry on quarantines, instituted
sonsress in 1907, was doubtless all
rys'ant, as national concern; and grea,
ssus were likely to accrue from their Ia
4 ne report of thar committee (now
:s me- shews decided concurrence of
!, s0S' supported by the testimony of a
s'u the most eminent physicians, that
: :, disease is not contagious.
Unfortunately for tn. bsns6t of society
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AT meeting of the Board of Health,
July IS, 1909, /, appearing to this
Board that great vigilance will be requir-
ed during the present warm season, ito
preserve the health Of the town, it lis
there fore ordered, that the Superinsen-
dant of Police do pay particular attention.
to the state of the cutters, backyards of f..
miles, allies and privys, and that he cause
the cutters to he seraped every other
day, and cleaned twice in each week by
working of the pumps on Wednesdays and
Saturdays, and that he also procure suf6-
cient quantity of quick lime, and cause the
same to be sent round the town on the. a-
foresaid days, for the use Of the, inhabitants.
who are to pay for the same at cost, and
that it be considered his particular duty to-
see that lime be used in all privys requiring
it, and over any stagnant places in the gut,
tiers, Immediately after being strapped, and
report the expence to this board once in two
weeks.
G.. DENEALE, Presidena
Alexandra, July %, 1909.
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Public Sale.

TPubIc Sale.
THIS DAY,
At half past IL osciock; viii positively be sold
{. at the Coffee House,
10 Shares OF Potomac Bridge
Stock.
Up. G.. Marheller.
August.
U.s. An Umbrella found in
this place about three " ecks agc-it is almost
new--on the inside is written these words
6 FROM THE. HORRIBLE PITT GOOD LORD
ipREsERyE ME."-.Ihe owner may get it by
paying the expenGe of this advertisement, on
application to the Printer hereof.
august A. st
.,Iult keceiyed,
Per the Schooner PREsIDENr, Gaht. Owens,
and for Sale,
20 hossheads Of first quality Muscovado
Sugar, and
9 tons Lignum Vita.
ALSO, IN STORE,
II pipes and seven half pipes Teneriffe
Wine, part Of which is of SUPERIOR quality.
hogsheads Antigua Rum, very old
and finely favored. @
Sugar in barrels and boxes.
so barrels Mess and Cargo Pork.
80 bales Georgia and ,New-Orleans Cot.
ton.
Coffee in bags and barrels.
80 barrels inspected Herrings, and
$500 Building Shingles, aAoat- will
be sold low if Immediately applied for.
.,NeWton Keene.
Augusta. Dat
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NOTICE.

FOR the convenience of the citizens gene
rally cart will be sent through the town
with lime, which may be purchased in such
quantities as may be wanted. The cart will
commence its rounds ON Saturday morning
next, of which those interested are request.
ed to take notice.
John Longden.
Superintendent Police.
July %.
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Everett, has introduced the following para
graph.
aCOL. PICKERING.
Ga report Go which some OF our public
papers have given currency is abroad, OF
deepest concern to colonel P. The charge
is too serious for his silence, or our repeti-,
ton. His friends at Baltimore seem to be
of the same opinion. We are not so much
his enemies as not to wish, at least tor the
sake of our country, to see the integrity OF
colonel P. freed from that suspicion which
must rest upon it, while this charge is sui
fered1o circulate without notice. Whate-
yer may be the opinion Of his friend who
appears in his behalf in the North AMERICAN
il is presumed he will not, at this day, SO tar
mistake the mood of the public mind as to
suppose that a repetition of his charges a.,
gainst our rulers, will be received as proof
OF his own innocence. We extract the fol.
loving from the NeRTH AMERICAN,
mouth piece Of the British faction an 6alf'-
more"
Mr.. Everett then inserts two paragraphs
from the Baltimore North American, in
which the editor Jacob Wagner, esq. no
t;ces the !" report Gas Everett calls the u.
bel in the Baltimore Wig to which ne has
reference, and which Mr.. Wagner ranks
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Mr.. Jackson, the new envoy fromEng-
land, has arrived at Annapolis.
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Board Of Health.

.uguSt 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22
Mifs HONEYWELL,

u RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and
N Gentlemen of Portland and its vicinity,
that Che propofes to relide in this town Mort
time, at Mr.. PAiSss Inn.
~ Mfs HoNErwRtL, 10 . Young Lady,
born without hands, and with only three toes
on one foot. She is not 70 much fubje6 OF
wonder and admiration for her great ingenui-
ty and elegance in embroidering flowers st
for framing, and in cutting with rich variety
and tate gentlemens watch papers, with the
initials Of their names, as for the peculiar fe.
lieity Of her difpoGtion and her ftyle Of con-
verfstion, dfuGng gaiety all around her In
deed, her cheerful and fportively engaging as
pea at once difpes ,bofe painful fenlations
which the deprivation Of her limb ezcites in
the fympathizng breafts OF her viGtor,, which
give place to the MOI felicifous impreffions
refuiting in an admiration Of the unparalleled
good fenfe and cheerful resignation of this
Young Lady TO her peculiar lot, which ihs
has rendered, by her perleyering induilry, fpi.
rit and wifdom,a happiness to herielf, and q
very inilrutlive and confolatory example to
the world generally, aud to her own feI par
ticulary. She threads her needle and tics the
knot.
N. B. Large flowers, fancy pieces, watch
papers. &c, for fale by her at the above men,
toned place.
cr To be feen at Mr. JOSIAH PAisk's Main
Street, from 9 to i2--from 2 TO S, and from
Ito 9--.admittance rs cents Children half
price, Po,fi,nd, May Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22

sentative. After ti.., will be quite eorsi.,
eaf in the democratic iunto TO ra,l against
Old Sayunl. and the other little rotten bor-
oughs of Epgiard. For the information OF
the tewns which will have to contribute to
the pay Of the travel of this member, we
mention, that in the last valuation, KRH,
had SO polls, and is assessed 1hry-SfS
CENTS, on a thousond dollars OF the tax.
II the other polls in the State were priyile-
god IRE the democratic polls of Hui to be
represented in the Legislature, the House
would compose a" mul.itudinous assembly,
of THREE THOUSAND FIVE HUN
DRED REPRESE NTa7IYES
This is another democratic comment on
the text of Equd! Rights, and the equaliza-
tion of Iaxatio. an Representation But
all this excitement will not answer-Ihe
majority Of the Federal Members elected,
viii be larger this year, than it was the
last.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

A letter from St. Bartholomew, da-
ted .Afiru %, says, " ] open my letter
to say, that by vessel yesterday from
Liverpool, we have news to the 18th
March (; by which it appears certain
that hostilities have commenced be-
tween Austria and France and that
Peace between Russia and Britain was
likely to take place" 30 We think
the account If liar 6etween Austria AID
France, highly frobobte.-CENT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22
Dle0,

In England, FRsNcu LAwRE.cE, Esq.
ID. L. Member of Parliament apd one Of
the Judges Of the Court of Admiralty. This
gentleman first became known b the En-
glish Pd0aic by tie. active part which he
took IN the ~pesnorabre con,set tr West
Minister, in the year 1894, N Writing for
Mr.. Eax.. particularly in the Opposition
New; RS Of that period. Though his SUBJ
sequen! sxertion 1f very different
kind, he was tue author of many election
ballads, winch. q h,at time were highly
popular with tsc atty. As some recon-.
= pense fqgsAsges rana bis servicesfthe par
,ty psisoNS*be puslication of The Rolf
a. Skfs was, indeed, one of the an-
~. a$xelAs-of TiHProtafionary oaes,
Aifd these. works proye6a considerable e.
nolument 70 him. - III. Lawrence then be-
gan @ot5fs'ainb;rous of seat in the House
} Of C517st'o s,,and for that purpose, as well
as frgni q nigh admiration of Mr.. Burke, at
tachcd hrnsAf particularly to that great or
f, nainent of,he British Senate, by whose in-
terest with ssrl fitzwillian, the Doctor
was rratifsd in his desire Of parliamentary
honors .-From this time lee considered him.
self rather as the adherent of Mr.. Burke
thar .oan implicit follower of the party
with which that great man had hitherto &C
ted. and when the French Revolution indu-
ced Mr.. Burke to withdraw himself from
Mr. Fox and his friends, who had SO rash
" committed themselves IN the eyes of Ill
mankind, by hailipg that dreadful pplItical
EXPLOSION as an event calculated TO promote
the happiness Of mankind. DIR. Lawrence
traced the steps of Mr. Burke, and remain
ed mfiexibly attached to that gentleman and
n. IL, al q h. "a
his gre at talents. The Doctor, however, hac
for some time wisely commended that politics
Afforded but an uncertain means OF sup
port, and therefore directed his attention to
the civil law, and by his practice IN the
Ecclesiastical and Admiralty Courts, gradu-
ally acquired considerable fortune. Mr..
Burke had indeed derived great advantage
from the Doctor during the prosecution Of
Mr.. Hastings, as he was interchangeable IN
exploring and arranging the documents ne
cessary in that arduous and complicated
transaction. The Public are indebted TO
the Doctor for complete edition OF the
works OF Mr.. Burke, which will forever re.
main monument Of the vast talents and va
.ricd acquisitions of that extraordinary man.
Dr.. Lawrence, though he possessed knowl-
edge and good sense, had no pretence to
the fame Of oratory he never knew when
TO put a period to his speeches, and the con
sequence was, that instead Of alluring at
ten,ion, h .hearers were disposed to retreat
as soon as he began TO speak. Upon the
whole, lie was worthy weli-lneanng char
acter, ava his abilities, ii not shining. were
soli... re was about sixty years OF ase.
On his passage from tins place 10 ST.
Bartholornc vs., Mr.. Hersey, mate OF the
brig Emily. Capt Oxnard--lost overheard
ia this Gown, Miss Nav DAse. aged a..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22
TO The PURLL&.

~ ne <ODLlSk.
The writings of the late DR.. PAltr have At.
traefed difiinguifhed attention on both ldes the
Atlantick. His three principal works, Nafwa,
7beoi.gy, Evidsse0sf Cb,i,sisaity, and Moral and
Psiifi.si Pbl0se % have been fepararely puhliih-
ed in this country. Theie, with his Hoe Pas.
iiss, in the view Of the ingenious author, formed
fyitem. embracing the evidences of natural
religion, the evidences of revealed religion, an
account of the duties that refut from both. "
Thefe mon intereftng topieks are illufrared
and difcuiIed in thefe performances with ad :
mirable penpieuity and ability at is impof.
fible," Jays one of his biographers, ITO purdue
what he has written without being the wifer
and the better for the perufal of ia. He neither
hunts after Paradoxes, which, like meteor,
fervs only TO altoni[h and perplex. nor has he
balanced his fentsnces, and rounded his periods
with faflidious delicacy His writings are
every where characterized by good fenfe, and
unaffected hnpl:eity' II has therefore been
very juay remarked, that, that wblS 6u Dir.
fi.gsesi bin f,om all sbsy uvss,,, IL tie art be PEI
'11si1 famiiiis,isise lnssDiedss II. bar f5e ss.i-
dify Of fbasepb<r, zDitbssf Biz ,oitrssy andre
,~vs; Be- bss d,s.ss~5ssd bnb IF as ssbsisfisx
srsppi.gs ssS sasemmaaafrda 10 sbs ssmmsss ssa<,-
y's'es8''
A conviction of the diflinguiihed merit Of
DrPALrr's publications,and of the effima,ions
in which they are held in this country. has
prompted to the undertaking, to which the
public attention 10 invited in the above propo-
falls. Now, when the life and iabours Of this.
Eminent man are. BY the will of Providence.
elofed, il was conceived thar many would be
defrous of pofeding an entire copy of all his,
publications, printed in an uniform manner,
and in handfome ityie Of execution. This
the editor engages to perform, il futable en-
eouragement ihouIa be given to his propoealt
The !maller tracts, which have not had a gen
eral Gil eulaiion the country, will he found
to embrace inrereiting topieks, ed in that
penpieuous, eafy manner, which diftinguifhes
all the writings oftse author.
To this edition, alto, Memoirs Of the authors
Life, will be added.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22
LOST,

ON the Sd day Of May inf. a NOTE 0F
" HAND. hgned by srrrnra pacs, Of
Pa,faa,fsn, TO DrsJAMis DALTON, or order,
of fsrjsa.feif, for twenty dollars and twenty-
Two cents, da,ed March Is, 1909, payable
the 25th of December Ian, and endoacd by
faid Daifos 10 JANIS FOLSOM, Of Prf1.ssta.
on the s. b day Of April ul, loot accoun,spie)
Whoever has fosnd, and will rerurn fad rcia
TO the iubferiber, illa'i De generosity rewarded.
II hereby forbid all perions buying fad NOTE,
or paying TO any 2erion any confederation
therefor. JAMES FOLSOM.
MAY %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22

.hc information and enjoy I'll the con-
ISOLATION tina, confidence N that tr"fh
s4ll,ay paper is capable Of afording in
its " calculation" on a demserafte
house Of representatives.
REPR ESFNTATINES.
"The number Of towns we have
seard from is 302--giying 23l repub-
,icans, and go feds. Boston host inclu-
.ive. live are not deceived in our
calculations On tie remaining towns
they vii, make the aggregate three
hundred and eight republicans, and
three hundred and six feds"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22
NOTICE 1

THE preprie'ors Of Po,.s''i Lo.s HAT.
4 are hereby notified tha, their Annus.
Meeting willsbe holden at Mr.. Jors DgrriSG'.
Counting Room, No. }, rail Wbsgf, on
MONDAY the Fifth day of Juue next, q, s
o'clock in the Afternoon, for the following
purpofes---viz.
To choofe Moderator,
To choofe Clerk. Whar6nger and Treat
urer, ard TO receive accounts agsinit the
Wharf, and allow the fame If right.
COTTON b. BROOKS, Jvbs,fsgy.
May %, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22
Pe,resen,afiyes chosen in Maine.

Jtt77TF5fHT9I7etY tH9StE. II .'I0'''V'
.Voytlyarmolth, Jacob Mitchell, David
-, e, Elisha p. Cutter. H'eiis, John Sto-
-, Joseph Moody, Nahum Morrill,, John
w Parsons. B.dagfpa. Jeremiah Hill.
Newcastle, j Farley. Edgeo'n6e, J Trask
IPoot4rict, David Glimare. Sc. Ceo,se,
.tezekiah Prince. Eesanii!foya, Moses
Carlton. No6ie5o,ough, David Dennis.
Wimhrop, Samuel Wood. Camden, Mo
ses Russell
N9tofhs last LEGISLATURE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22

According to Blodger's statistical oollec.
tons, the EXPORTS Of the u. States dur
ing tke year 1907, to all the world amount
ed - value TO 109,8iS,l50 dolArs--of
which 1882 92 were articles of domestic
growth or manufacture, and 59,643,5S8 Of
foreign. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22
Morocco Shoe Mandatory,

f7fdd q TL/b-jfreef.
g & J. WfMAN return thanks 10 their
~ Friends and CufomeSs for pan favors,
and folict a continuance of their patronage.
They likewife inform them that they have re.
ceived an afortment of real MOROCCO
LEATHER of different coors which they will
manufacture into SHOES, TIES Or SLIPPERS,
at few hours notice, and difpofe of cheeper
than can be purchafed of the quality eliewhere
MS- Gentlemen's MOROCCO and LEATH-,
Err PUMPS, made at the ihortea notice, aud
very low.
w Traders in any part of the Diflriet of
Maine, are respectfully informed that they can
be fupplied at the above Mandatory with
any quantity or quality from one to one hun-
dred pairs, from refuie to fri chop, a, fuc h
prices as cannot fail to give general fatisfac-
ton to the purchaicr. Morocco LEATHER,
and Mems, Women's and Mi1es LASTS kept
conltantly for faIe. The fmalleit favour thank
fully acknowledged
NOTICE.
So ]. WYMAN requeft all perfons who
are indebted to them to call and fetile their Ac-
counts, if they do not make payment parric-
ularly thofe whole debts were contracted N
the years Of 1866 and 7. a fpeedy eom-
plianee with the above requeil will prevent
unnecenary col
P~fisad may, sc 1909. 4wis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22
Ga,rttr E.bip ifWs.
PORT OF PORTLhND-1sGe.

Wednesday, Nay Z.
Arrived sl9op Dolphin, cap, Johnson, II
DAYS from St. Bsrtholomcws. Lett there.
briggs Emily, OSnard; Mechanic, Robbins /,
Henry, Gutter Ellen, Hatch and Venus,
Lunt, all Of this port, uniading.- Markets
dull.
Vessels Lsf.-At Jeremie. april 26, big
Endeavour, Stackpole, Portland, brought in
by an Tndigene priyateer, and liberated. A,
Trinidad, (Cube) April p, Hamilton, Port
land.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22
The trefessed Infarnahty Of the De-
u7oerots.

moeross.
We are waiting impatiently to see
some evidence of that ippartiality as to
France and England, which our demo-
Gratis have protested. The DEGREES of
France, which are far more comprehen-
sive than the British Orders in Council,
are still in force. Nota democrat is
heard to Glamour now, about rights or
honour
Millions and millions of American
property are now in state of seques-
tration in France and her dependencies.
Not democrat is heard to murmer.
Many of our felIow-citizens after be-
ing dragged into the interiour of France
by military ruffians, are pining in pri-
sons. No democrat shews the least
symtom of Indignation. Who can OBJ
serve this, and remember the late ella.
mour against England, without being
convinced that our democrats are really
true hearted Americans, without the
least prejudice against Great-Britain, or
Partially for France.-Rehcrtory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22
CONTENTS.


l. The Principles OF Moral and Political
Philcfophy.
II. A View of the Evidences Of Chrifiianty.
Ill. Natural Theology, or Evidences of the
Exi0ance and Attributes Of the Deity collected
from the appearances of Nature.
w. A Charge, delivered to the Clergy of the
Diocele of Carlife.
v. A Sermon. preached before tae Univer-
fly of Cambridge.
vi. A Sermon, preached at the Allies at
Durham.
VII Sermons, lately publiihed.
VIII. Reafons for Contentment.
TX. Young Chriaians innruefed.
X. Horn Paulins; or the Truth Of the
Scripture Hilor 81. Paul, evineed by a
comparifon BE, winch bear his name
with the A vApoitles. and with one
another.
l XXI. The cIeFgynian'' Companion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22
TO LET.

4 Large ard eommodious DWELLING
Il HOUSE, pleaiantly iituaied in the
North part Of the town, with Out houies and
an excellent fpring Of water.--lnqnre at this
Office. My %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22

NOTICE is hereby given, that the iublcri-
y Der has heen duly appointed Guardian 1T
ErHaAIM FIELD, an ldler and drunkard,
of Pari., in the county Of Oxford, anG has Ia
ken upon himfef !ha, trutt by giving bonds
as the law directs And all Perionss having
demands upon the eila'e Of the fud Field, are
requelted TO exhibit tie iaue, aud all pcrions
INDEBTED to the fad eftaie, are called rpon 10
make payment TO the fuhierbe,-asd all per-
fons are hereby forbidden 10 harbor, ,ruit, or
trade with faid Fed.
EBEEEZArt RAWsON, Gs@S,a~.
Pa,is, Nay 3, 1909.
THE fubfcrihcr herehy give. pubi,c notice
L 10 all concerned, thai he has been duly
appointed spd has taken Upon hinielf the
trull of Adminiiirator on the Efscof
Janis CoRRtY,
late of Portland in The county Of Cumher-
land, sospboier, deeesled, hy giving hord as
the law dlrects--He therefore rsqucfls all
peIfor. who are indebted - ne 'a.i deoeaf-
I'd. eifa,e, 10 make ngnsf'1ie psymen and
thoie who have any DIES ands ,aefeon 70 n
h;bi, the fame 70 PETER WARREN,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22

NOTICE ia hereby given, that the fuhf-ri'
" her has been duty appointed Executor
of the Ialt will and tefameat ct
sAMUkL cRoMB:E,
late Of Waterford in the county of Oxford
Phyiician, dceeaied, and has taken upon him
fef that truit by giving boud as the law di-
reefs and all pefions hsviug demands upon
the eaa,e Of the fad deccaied are requeised to
exi.ibi, the fame, and al perfons indelfed to
the fad eiate, are called apou to make pay
m.ut to ELI LosoLrrs iiq, nay Attorney, or
JAMES CxOH BE, Esos'sr.
T,lfs,fs'S, MY s, 10 3 f22/
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22
ae Hank

Md. IlAilt
TIT ST. holders OF t'Ai<a D.. -
hereby nolfei thast AHnuai Nice.
ing for the e.loies Aine DucCl lrs Tor II
wear enfn,ng, viii - bolasn II The eas
Chamber, on MoND Az, h.ttf5 2y y fas
!. 81, at two o'cloek in the afternoon.
by esSty ef tbs f'.aaes, and iJi-e'''s.
LEVI CUIftR, Leesr.
po,d,al, s-ay q, 500
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22

8 Reid 10 H,sall5 !.
7 icHrTs aud QuARTERs n tic =
Clafs of BatfsH bridge Iefie,g wa;eb
will commence drawing 25ih infant, for fie
by /, ISAAC ADAMS, fjS sneft = Prize
Tickets taken 10 payment x.y 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22

~ Ticket, ana Quarters in the above I.cf-
terry for fale by Isaac ApAps, at his Book
Gore No. Flih.ltreet'
Ms.-By SrEfaEs PAr1Es, No 10 Jonus
Row. May %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-22
WORKS OF DIR. PALET.

JOSHUA BELcHER, propofes to rublifh,
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The Works of the Rev. William Pa
Icy, D. D. Archdeacon Of Carbide With the
Life of the author In five handfoms octave
volums.