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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-25

Holland and Country Gin
New EnglandRum in hhds. and bbls.
Peach aud Apple Brandy IN bb!s.
Martinique Cordials, in boxes
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Havannah Honey
per gallon, Hgblue,
Molasses in hhds. Spanish flotant Indigo,
Spanish Cigars, Butter,
! Harris's and Taylor's manufactured To-
.bacco in kegs,
Gunpowdcr and SHOT Of different
Cinnamon, Mutmess, Pepper, fpnento,
Chocolate Nos ] and 3, Mould and Opt Gan
dies, -,
Malaga Raisins inboxes,
Pipes in boxes, gross each,
bingham box's, Ramlton's CARROTS and
Leipcr's Stuff in bottles.
London and phiadelp.ia Mustard,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, &c.
A constant supply OF WATER CRACKERS and
best supERF1Se flour, by retail, and
SO hhds. of Maryland and Virginia l obac-
CO.
November 90
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-25
To KEN

~ KEN /,
A three story Erick Dwelling hoass, -, :
the corner ol Washington AID France sut'- :.
at present occupied 81 Mr ! '.oiA's '"'''
n L S 0, ,.,.,
Z A WARE HOUSE, they "ill DC .s' !o',n m
or scnerately. Possession VIII 0s a' .,s ,o-
the first Of November next. ,of 'o'"''
ply to Mr.. p. Tliplett.
- Edmund Denaey'
October 10. -------
New Houfe Of Entertain. ,l0'i''
sT1HoMAS RHODES, rcsPe%;;'u lna .hs
forms The citizens OF A!eAan'fi" - - Es-
public, thss ne Will opera h'vs1 INV pest,
iruxrA1Sa1Exr on tie first day o. I .a,,,c On
in commodious ana airy new s ". do2:s
Prince-stseat, sign ofthc t.~s ic' : -ae in
atoye thomas swans t"ei'D'S'cc,s s tcst
, go 70 lsana constant supply q ' Ill, ac-
tou0RS and PROVISIONS aIu t,eh ns.
c,omno,late travellers aud otheS' % ~ 10 cal
s se,ata rms as 70 make it an o'Jsc' careful
on him. lie VIII be provided via; ;'asse, {
hester and has good s,abling loF y, in il town
,rhe situation is superior 10 -! i bcias
far the acco nraoAaticn oI tgseS7i'e, :, !, . purap
out Of the way OF hustle an" t'e''
cfthc best water at the Iool. saw
June "a. -----~------
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26

zsies ), Exessf;ss, a, TIE property Of sfeplsn
MLsiias, and teW A sSeyes for Jsk ~ Psbiie
Ast7ios, on THURSDAY fbe 1875 ds, f Ysly
sssf, at he e6fss IF Z. Greedy K Co. !. Flo
fret, Po,fia1s, al 10 oeioek Il. M. f5s fsigo.o-
isg df'esides p,spoty, vie
ONE hundred and twenty-five Shares of
the Capital Stock, Of Portland Bank,
numbered as follows: from No. 1881 to 1860
incluiive from No. 92o to 26s, inelufive |;
and Nos. 9os and 9o4. ALTO, twenty fhares
of the Capital Stock of the United Marine &
Fire lniurance Company of Portland, viz.
from No $50 to 4o5 incluGve; together With
the dividend due on faid ihares December Esd,
1907 and ALTO all the dividend. which fhall
be due at the time of faIe. Terms made known
at the time of fale.
JONATHAN LuNp, D'y. S5OiG
PO,fissd, JHss 10th, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
From the Enquirer.
BURKE'S GARDEN CRAVE.


BY the author IF The Natuyal Bridge
! elimb'd the high hills of the dark Appa-
mattox,
The stream pour'd its waters, the wild
woods among
All was still, save the dash Of the surge
from the white rock,
Where the sca-foul indulg'd in his trem-
sious song.
On my right, where the poplars, with fair
branches cleaning,
Half embosom the proud vaulted villa Of
Jones
On the tombstone of DAILY the liquid sun
streaming,
Mark'd the spot where the bard had
found rest for his bones.
Oh +. rare is the spot hung with clustering
roses,
Where vlrginia's sweet Minstrel ID gone
to her rest,
For the SUMS parting ray, on his grave off
reposes,
2. And the red-breast delights there to
build her soft nest
Ard oft shall the damsels, with bosoms
high-swclling,
Whose ruby lips sweetly his soft stanzas
sing,
Detected repair to the Bard's barrow dwell
ing,
And deck the rais'd turf, with the gar
lands OF Spring.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
Jrfn llla:,b5i itlairer, &c.
JOHN BAILEY, id.

oiYe,ite lie Indian. Gbi,f, Fy5-Ss,sst,
{ OEDUCrS the WATCH MAKING and
~ JEWELR7- BUSINESS, in its vari-
Gus branches He trufis from the knowledge
he has acquired in making aud repairing
CLOCKS and WATCHES, that cufomers
can have their work done as faithfully and on
as Reasonable terms at his ihop as at any OH
er place in Maine.
~ He keeps continuity for fale, at the a.
bove fore, general aGor,ment of
Gfnfienen'5 BooTS and SHOES,
of all qualities ard fzes.
d1o-Ladies', Miles and Children's Mo-
ROCCO SHOES, of the following prices, viz.
Ladies Shoes, sfo-Ties, 40 and 60
Doublev fies, 7f-Velvet Shoes, with Ties, 81
-Wurtemburg heels, with do. II
~ Country Traders can be fupplied with
any of the above SHOES by the dozen or
fnaler quantity, at reduced prices.
Portland, 9Th Ne. 5, 1909. ri
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
SberiFf Sal.

1siea BY Execution asf to A. ,o1 at PsbTe Ysn.i.s,
10 f6s 6isb5a bidder, on MoNDA1' fbs tenth day
IF Juy sexf. at 8 o'eioei p. M. attic Dwelling
Hssls II Barsabss Sbesf, ia DURHAM,
a LII the Right TO the Equity of Redemp-
ton which jeremiah Staples, of Durham,
has to the northweiterly half part of the hun
dred acre lot 6,uated IN Durham-beine lot
numbered thirty three. containing fifty acres
more or leis, and being the fame land whereon
the iaid Staples now lives, if not redeemed
before that time.
JOSIAH REED, D. S5e,,S.
D1eos, June 2, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
Ioieph Shelton,

yXyOULD inform his friends and the pub.
Wv lie that he has purchafed Jam. b
7seier's Stock in Trade, conflting principally
in GROCERIES. BuIineis IN future will be
carried on by faid sHtLTos, at the Brick
Store at the head of Union Wharf, where he
offers tor fale, As cheap as can be purchafed
in this town, q general affortmsnt of Groce.
ries- Also
20 Barrels MESS PORK,
700 lbs. FLAX,
400 Buihels Yellow CORN.
Portland, June S, 1909. Q2)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
Portland Hat Manyadory.
Jofhua Shaw.

INFORMS his friends and the public that
he has eltablifhed HAZ' MdNUFdcTO.
XII IN this town, on an extenfve fcale. He
has been at the expenee of journey to New
york, TO procure the belt of workmen, and
has ielected tome OF the fri in the United
States. He is confident that the hyperion eI-
cellence of his workmen and bis materials will
enable him to furni.h HATS equal to any of
Engslh or American Manufacture. Gentle
men IN town or country can be iupped with
zOU,asfsd Hat, for themfelves or families. a,
reduced prices, for Cath, from two to eigh,
dollars.
He keeps coniiantly on hand, cafes of Hat.
OF all hzes, fnitahle for country traders, for
Cath or approved notes.
~ Cath and the highea prices given for
all kinds of HATING FURS, at N. /.
Ng1sy's Rors. June 70.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26

1aiss BY E~eesfi0s and nil BE- s6srsS Joy fsk at
Ps6hs Yesdsr. OF fbe Dsueii'.g Howe fbs
pve~i,0. o. SATURDA1,, fbs agbt6 day Of
Jsiy srrf, at fss s'eiset "a tie forenoon,
THE Right in Equity of Redemption which
4 Charles Goddard hath in the following
defcribed Real Efiate, viz "A lot of Land
ftua,ed in Bath, bounded wen by Wilmington
ftreet; north by land owned by David Oings;
eaft by land improved by John Bodfworth /;
fouth by 6outh-itreet--with the Buildings,
privileges and appurtenanees thereto belong.
ing. The particular dimeniions of faid land
will be given at the time of fale
STEPHEN WINSHIP, d. Sheriff.
Bai6, Jsse s, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
AN ANECDoTE

Having appeared in two of The daily papers
OF London of a barber having fet up his lgn
with full length picture of Abfalom iuipep-
ded on the branches Of tree, by the hair oil
bis head, with motto, purporring that If he
had worn wig, he would no, have met this
uu,owarc fate French gentleman, who rea-
ding this anecdote, afIirms that the circum.
fsance did not originate in Bordeaux, it was
At Ieait copied there, and that ihorty after the
iign was put up, hair drener eltabihed him.
felt in the heighborhood, and, hurt at the in
nendo conveyed againft his protection, ereied
dgn on which were portrayed a river, a
fffry boat and naked man one of the psf
ienger in the boat, hauling the man on bosrd
by tha hair of the head, who had JUN been lay-
ed from linking; with motto, importing
tina, /" il he had worn wig he nuit infaibiy
have been drowned"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
Anatomy, Phyiiology, Med
cine and Surgery.

F,ys5wg, DPei9 IF Mai7., My %, 1900.
DR. RAMSAY's courfe of the above
IL branches, will commence on Tuelday the
fri of Auguif next, and terminate ON the aft
day of the fame month. The demonllrable
fyftem of the bones, mufcels, veilels, nerves,
and vital organs, of the human iuhiea, accom-
panied by the Doet'rs Syllabus, referring to the
whole, which are feen, and handled, 5y the
Pupil, the Library, and his fuperintendance,
It's hoped, not only 70 abridges, but iimpllies
the audy of Anatony, that the period propof
ed, fhall furniih ample time, for clear and
impre1ive idea of the fcience.
DIR. Ramiay begs leave to notice, that be
has now arranged the Syllabus of his future
denominations of Anatomy, and doctrines of
Phyhology, Medical and Surgical practice
FOUNDED on minute knowledge of animal
ftructure. and the Phenomena prefenfed us
by nature) which places the ,mpor,an, iubjett
of Fever, and general Morbid affection, in
light new and interefiing, The improvements
in forming Anatomical Preparations, formerly,
and lately, introduced by DIR. Ramfay, will be
particularly attended to.-Centlemen may be
admitted TO the Mufeum for audy week
previous to the commencement of the Leo
lures. Tickets 20 dollars Fryeburg is AZ
miles from Portland, between which and Bof-
ton, packets continually ply. A Stage fets off
from Portland, to Fryeburg, Tuefdays at .
o'clock p. M. DIR. Ramfay, fenibly ,mpred-
ed, with the urbanity he has experienced in
this Country, and above all, that docility and
fplendsr of talent, in the Youth, who have
honored him with their attention 10 amply
eompenfa,ing bis relinquifhment of retire
ment, which formed one of his chief objects
in whiting this country regrets, thar his fu-
ture purfuits in fcience, dictate his return to
London. If pofIble, previous to his fetting
off for his native country, he fhal endeavor
to dffufe thofe plans of Medical Study lin the
Cities of this continentJ which have me, the
appreciation of the Scientific, in this country
aud Europe. have been form
ed with view to the continuance of the
Fryeburg Medical Inflitution snder the ai.
rection of one of the Doctors Pupils in cafe
DR.. Ramfay returns to Europe.
N. B. The DETECTION and comparative An
atomy Of the brute fPesies will be extea6vely
adopted in the Doctors School, in Fryeburg,
ss an important fource of improvement to
the Pupil, at all times within his power, and
by which the ftructure of the human fyffem,
in many ufeful particulars 10 clearly luitra,ed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
L, : ARD HOWE.
UPHOLSTERED.

Taken BY Execution, and gpiK BE Te,ea
Jar Jals at Public Nudue on ST.
URDAf the Jgieentb GAP If 7uJ
next, at ten Of The click IN the FIRE
mon, at the premje5,
A Ii the Right in Equity of Redemption
which Lem1 Weeks & William c.Weeks,
of Portland, have in one half OF a certain
Farm, or lot of Land, fi,ua,ed in Bath, and
bounded as folows-north by land owned By
Alexander Robinfon eaft by Kennebeck Riv-
er; fouth by land belonging TO the heirs of
Samuel Petengae wen by the road leading
to Fonel's pond, 10 called.
STEPHEN WINSHIP, ID. Sbe,ig
Bath, June -, 1909. Qe)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
POETRY.
THE. MANSION OF REsr.

TIE following lines were witten by Brit
sh Statesman Of celebrity; supposed tt
be the late Hon. CHARLES J. Fox.
] TAI.k'D 10 my fattering heart,
Anl chiae It's wild wandering ways
Iehag'd II from folly to part,
And to husband the rest of its days
babe il no longer admire
The meteors that Fancy had drest
WHISPERED, twas time to retire,
And seek for a MANsIop OF REST.
A Charmer WAS listening the while,
Who caught up the tone n. my lay;
d o come then,s she cried with smile,
And III shew you the place and the
way !"
! follow'd the witch to her home,
And vowed 10 be always her guest
Never Inore,' exclaimed " will l roam
In search of the MANSION OF REsT."
But the sweetest of moments will Az,
b. Not long was my fancy beguil'd,
For ,on soon confessed with sigh,
That the syren deceiv'd while she smild
Deep. deep, did she stab the repose
Ofmy trusty and unwary breast,
AMI tine door OF cash avenue close,
That led 10 the MANSION OF kEsr.
Then friendship entic'd me to stay.
Ihrough the long MAGIC wilds ofromance,
But found that she ire ut to betray,
And shrunz from the Sorcerer's glance.
For experience has taught mo to know,
That the soul that reclin'd on her breast,
Night tess on the pillows of woe,
And neer find the MANSION OF REST.
Pleasures path determined to try,
but prudence | met in the way,
Conviction fiash'd light from her eye,
And appeared to illumine my day
She cried as she she w'd me a grave,
Win nettles and wild flowers dress'd,
Ger which the dark cypress did wave,
"Behold there the MANSION OF RES r"
She spoke, and half vanished in air,
She saw mild religion appear,
With a smile that would Danish despair,
And dry up the penitent tear
Doubts and fears from my bosom were
driven,
As pressing the cross to her breast,
And pointing serenely to Heaven,
She shew'd the true MANsIos OF REsr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26

: Cumberland, eoni,aing of one hundred and
live acres of Land, of which thirty is Interval,
and lying on Prefumpicot River, and 1--WE
miles from the town of Portland, aud on the
poit road that leads from Portland to Auguna,
and into many of the back towns. Said farm
is conveniently 6tuated for a Public Houie,
with large two flory Houie and Barn, with
out horles The foii of fsid farm is inferior
to none.-Inquire of
OLIVER WiSSLoW.
o2, II. my
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
NOTICE

is hereby given, that three months longer
: are allowed oy the Judge of Probate for
the county of Iincoln, 10 receive aud exam
inc the claims againit the effa,e of
DAVID COVE,
late of Edgeomb. in the county Of Lincoln,
woman, dereaied, repreiented inioivent The
Comm'fTonsrs therefore will attend that fer
vice at the dwelling houie OF Mloies Dayi.,
Efq IN Edgcomb, on the laa Tusfday Of this
aud the two following months, from three TO
fix O'Clock in the afternoon
MOSES DAVIS, I c.nu;g,,,,,
MOSES HUFF, ~'" ''""s
6zssm5, J11s IL. 1902. 90,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26

THE fubferiber hereby gives public notice
1 to all concerned, that fhe has been duty
appointed and has taken upon herfelf the
trun of an adminiltratrx on the cfiate Of
JEREMIAH STAPLES,
lac of Scarborough, in the county of cum-
berand, yeoman, deceafed, by giving bond
as the law directs-She therefore requells all
perfons who are indebted to the faid deceaf-
eds elfate, to make immediate payment and
thoie who have any. demands thereon, to ex-
hibir the fame for settlement to
Jsss Is, 1909. JANE STAPLES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
FRESH GOODS.
William Smith,

William Smith,
LAS JUN received frefh fnpply of
1 1 Wet India Gods q Groceries,
which he now offers on very liberal terms,
among which are-Rum, Cogniac * spanifh
Brandy; Gin; Cherry; Molades; Loaf,
white and brown Havana Sugars; Coffee ;
Chocolate; Hyfon, Young Hyfon, Hyfon
Skin, souchong and Bohea Teas, frf quality ;
Spices, all kinds; Cotton /; Csik Raihns ;
Rice; Corn freih fuper6ne Flour; Candles
Fin; Cheefe; Bacon; clear Pork; Powder
sho,t Red Wood Log Wood Copperas
indigo; Tobacco Snuff together with an
afortment of ENGLISH CO0DS-HOL.
LOW WARE Il NAILS. June ".
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
llsley S Moves.
NOTICE.

THE connection III buline,s heretofore fub.
hting under the irm Of
Weeks K M'kown,
j, ,his day, by mutual content, d.holved ALI
pehons indebted to The trm, (or 10 lf'aliaz
NTH for the F,een,a'f Eisqt, or tor Adyer
thing therein, are called upon 60 make imme.
date payment, 10 loaa M kows, who is du
II authorized for that purpofe and ihoir
having demands on the firm will preisnt then,
~ him for adjaamsnt.
1855 WILLIAM WEEKS,
5sss 10. !)HN MKOWA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
FOR sale.

IN Cape Elizabeth, about 4 miles from Port
land, the valuable and fertile FARM OF
the fu5fcriber, with the buildings, conGiiing
of Dwelling Houie, Rars, and Grift-mill
Situated thereon. Said Farm conflls Of 96
acres Of excellent Land, under good improve.
ment. Terms Of payment made eafy. Fol
further particulars, apply TO
JOSHUA ROBINSON.
Cope EGsa6sb, June l2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
r NOTICE

THE subfcriber remains at the Store lately
improved by him for an adjuftment of
his Concerns. Thofe perfons indebted, "a.
ganf whom Suits have not already common
ced) by immediate application. may have the
privilege Of paying without additional con.
JOSEPH BARBOUR.
Portland, 1r~< 12.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
WANTED AN

SrAsfyentics TO tie Printing BglineG.
A LAD of Steady, Induhrious habits, who
is dfpoied to be Fa,rHfut-a.a aoa.
0ibesi atsd afpty-.wili receive coed encourage
ment at the above buiineis on immediate an.
rlicstion 81 The Office Of the Parf.sSi Caz.fis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26

THE fubfcriber having been duly appoints
ed Administrator OF the eltaie OF
JOSHUA SHAW,
late of Georgetown, in the county Of Lincoln.
efquire, deceaied, and has undertaken rhAl
truit by giving bonds as the law directs. All
perions therefore, having demands againfl the
e!fste of faid deceaied, are deiired to exhibit
the fame for fettlemsnt, and all indebted TO
faid eitase are requeaed TO make immediate
payment.
CHARLES SHAW, bdvisj7-atsy.
.ffrR ss, 1909. June ie)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
STOP THIEF /!

CTOLEN from the liable of Capt. Prince, in
- Falmouth, on the night of the 7th inf. =
dark cheinut coloured HORSE, with fecond
handed Saddle and Bride, with yellow front
piece. The Horfe had white ltar in his
forehead, is about 10 years old, very dull,
thick fett and fhort legged, trots aud PAGES
A Reward of Tve~ty Danv,, will be given
for the Thief and Horfe, or les for either, by
SIMEON PRINCE.
NovfIyaynogfS 7sne L.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
NorfIya,neYfB, Tune i2.
Far Substitute IN Sea-

Far Saie-Sifuate in Scarborough,
A FARM, containing 100 acres of good
"A Land, Dwelling Houfe, and two Barns
on the fame, near the new Meeting. Houie,
formerly owned by Samuel Stewart, all under
cultivation, with 200 young Appletrees JUN
beginning to bare, and an old Orchard that
furniihes yearly 80 bbls, Cider. ALTO, one
mile from faid Farm, Wood Lot, containing
20 acres. Payment made eafy. For partic.
ulars enquire of
HOLLIBUT HERRICK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
II REQUEST

THOSE Perfons who have accounts open
4 with the late firm of fNGRAHAM u
G00LD, are requsfsed to call and adjut the
fame and thofe who are indebted to them on
account, to call and fet,le the fame by Note OF
Cath Immediately. with
JAMES M. INCRAHAM,
1T BIZ Cosssisg -Rse~. On I.grobs~. Wt1c
Jane IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
On aid black P0fket. Ronk

WAS lot on Friday Iaa, between Brim.
bats bill, in this town. and the Rev.
Mr.. Bradley's, IN Falmouth, containing thr-
teen dollars in Bank bills, bur no papers
Whoever has found and will leave the fame
at the Caze'fe-0 Office, 1,alI be well rewarded,
aud receive the grateful acknowledgment of
the lofer. IoHN SMALL.
P9rf'ss3, Tsre 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
FRESH

CUPERrINE Philadelphia FLOUR, direct
- iy from the Mills, and warranted of the
very iirif quality it having been feleeted for
the particular ufe of private families.
-ALso--
$50 bbs fri quality SHIP BREAD, for
fale at No I, 7T'sombs W6Jrf June II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
kOR SHLE.

A Lot of LAND, with two Dwelling houf-
"A es, tout houfes &c.) pleafan,ly fiuated on
Maine -ftreet. Said Houfes are well finiihed
and will be fold together or .eparate, at a We
ry low price. Apply To
Jsse >. NOAH HARDING.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
Nflu Saddle, Harnsj5 s5' Trunk Man
yfad0ry.
JAMES KIMRAT.I.-

y ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
IN the public that he has taken fhop near.
~ opPo6te Maise Bsai, Fifth. ftreet-where he
manufactures and keeps eonftantly for fale, a
general a1ortment of
Saddles, HarneDss, Trunks, and Mill
fary Accoutrenlers,
of the FRI quali,y-which he will difpofe of
on the molt reafonable terms for Cath or fhort
credit.
~ All orders puhctually attended to, and
the fnallsa favor gratefully acknowledged.
Ps,fiosd, Jesse IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26

INFORMS his friends and the public, that he
has formed connection in business with
MIR. ROBERT MOVES aud that the Psirf-
'sg Bgies1 will be purified in future by them
under the Firm of
llsley e Noyes.
RE requefs all perions who are indebted to
him to make immediate payment, and thoie
who have any demands TO exhibit she fame
for fetlement.
Ps,narsi, lMoy 8, 1909. t3m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
COD FISH.
,harles & John Fox.

offer for iale, very low, eighteen hogf-
~ heads prime GOLDFISH, ready packed.
fuitable Cor the Mediterranean or Wen India
Market. II not difpofed of foon will be
ihipped on part profits Jsnt IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26

THE Stockholders of tie MINE 7usfiis
= Corporation, are hereby notified that their
annual meeting will be holden at the Office
of WOODBURY. STosrR, jun. IN Portland, on
Tuefday the fourth day of July next. at nine
o'clock in the forenoon, for the following
purpofes viz.
H. To choofe a Moderator, or Chairman.
I'd. To choofe sv4s Director, for the enfu-
ing year.
Sd. To choofe Treafurer and Clerk for
the year eniuing.
WOODBURY. sTORER, JUN. csri #
Maine 7.,nfiie lDssiotis..
Portland, June Il, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
TO LET,

TO LET,
A Convenient three TORY DWELLING
a HOUSE, 6tuaied in Back-ftreet--En-
quire of J. BRYANT, Jus.
9vsr IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
= TO all concerned, that fhe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herielf the
trul Of an adm 'niiratrix on the cisste Of
ABNER HERvEY,
late of Freeport, in the county of Cumber-
land, yeoman, deceaied, by giving bond as
the law direas-She therefore requeffs all
perfons who are indebted to the faid deceaied's
eftate, to make immediate payment and thoie
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the fame for iettlement to
her
POLLY % HERvY.
tune Is, 1909. mark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26
10 LET

4 Two 1ory DWELLING HOUSE, pleaf-
4 4 antly ltuaied on ang-ilreet.-Apply al
this Office. June i9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26

William Swan,
No. 3, Union RON, Middle Street,
LAS jua received FRESH STOCK of
IA SEASONABLE GOODS,
together with his ufual fupply of
WEST.INDA GOODS, &c.
all which will be fold on reafonsble terms
for cath or On a credit. June IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26

THE fubferiber hereby gives public notice
to oil concerned, that he has bern duly
appointed and has taken upon himIelf the
truit Of an Administrator on the eltate Of
MICHAEL SMITH,
late Of Pejipfcott, in the county of Cumber-
land. houie-wrighr, deceaied, by giving bond
as the law direefs--He therefore requeits all
perions who are Indebted 10 the faid deceaf-
eds eltate, to make immediate payment; and
thofe who have any demands thereon, to e1-
hibrt the fame for ietllement TO
MOSES SMITH.
7sse Is, 1902
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-26

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himfelf the
truit of IA Administrator on the elate of
REBEccA CHILD,
late of Portland, in the county Of Cumber-
land, widow, by giving bond as the law de
reefs-He therefore iequeas all perfons who
are indebted to the faid deceafea's eftate, to
make immediate payment and thofe who.
have any demaads thereon. 10 exhibit the
fame for iettlement to
WILLIAM X. FOSTER
Jsae Is, 1909.