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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13

VIENNA, SEPT. 10, 1890.
: The Emperor Napoleon returned
this day to Schoenbrunn fromBrunn,
after an abfence of four days. He
reviewed Martial Davouit's troops
on lis journey. The Emperor of
Aultria's aid-de-camp Count Buhna)
left Schoenbrunn, the sth for Buda
and carried letter from the EN-.
Napoleon to his Auitrian Majsity.
Martial Duroc prefenled Count Buh-
ma with a precious gem and from
the eblervations he made on recei-
wing it, it is inferred that the nego-
tiations arc drawing to favorable
clofe.
sTRAsBuRe, sRPr. "a. The Ar.
miitice which expired the aoth, has
been prolonged for one month, with
the additional liquidation that hotfi.i-
ties ihall not recommends until AFTER
fix week, notice.
VIENNA, SEPT. g. One thing trav-
oilers from Hungary and Moravia
are agreed in and that is, that the
Auitrian army is not in condition to
recommencc hoftilities.
NURHMBURC, sHrr. l6. All the
Auitrian magazines in fouth Bohe-
mia, are removed 60 Prague. The
Landwehrs Cfencibles1 are to be in
corporated into and wear the uni
form of the Auffrian troops of the
line and are to be augmented BY =
levy en- mafs. This has ocsafioned
much difcontcnt. The EIedor Of
Hcf-- Caael fill occupies klarsers
with his corps.
corsrAD. ssrr. 40. Many French
troops particularly cavalry, have paf-
fed here for Auttria and fev:ral
hundred recruiting officers have been
ient from Vienna to Strafburg.
LINrz, SEPT. II. We know but
little of the progrefs of the negotia-
tons for peace. A Ruilian Miniftcr,
il is expected, will take an alive
part in them, TO regulate the rela-
tons between Ruilia, France, A
itria, &c.
The hultrian corps in Hungary
has approached nearer the Danube |;
a part of it has crohed that river, and
covers Comorn. The corps of the
Archduke Palatine RENAME near
Neuhaufel. The Gordon of the Au-
ftrian army which psacs along the
Bavariau frontiers, is very numerous.
FRANKFORT, sErr. az. Meafures
have been taken to put Dre(den in
a complete ftasc OF defence, in cafe
the war withAuitria fhoulduncxpeet-
eddy recommencc. A comfortable
train of artillery has been fent to Join
the Saxon troops near Prefburg.
A line of trlegraphs is to be eftab-
lilhed from Paris to Vienna. The
proper officers have begun their op.
crasions. The line from Augsburg
to Suaiburg pades BY Ulm and Con-
ttadt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13
FROM FP9AcF.

The arrival of the Wasp, at New York,
in SO days from L'Orient, with dispatches
from Mr.. Armstrong to our government.
was announced in our lsst, accompanied
with the Rsnasw that she had brought The
bones OF Treaty. But when we reject
that
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13

The British frigate L'Afrieane, with
Mr.. Erskine and family on board, sailed
from Hampton Roads for England, on
the soth ul..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13

t. 2 9Th viz We pessei.e, COLI
,ibue 10 ind4l5c their ninth a; tie cx.
pen.e of the Duke OF York aud Mls.
Clarke. The following is tom a Late
London paper -
"a circumstance" says 7hr Strews-
tary Chronicles" happened during the
race for the sol on Tuesday, at our
late meeting, which excited much
nirth. In consequence Of the girths
of the saddle of 'frs Clarke breaking,
the jockey tell and the cry-lnv.
Clarke has thrown her Rider from ne
sisuaion' resounded from ssery part
Of the Course"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13
COMMENT.
soRTsAoUTH, nov. II.
More French /,uocu

<xbfC - CffC1t u CH i.
Yesterday arrived at this port, shin La
conis, Walker. IS days from l.isernool.
Passengers. capt. Nichols, of The shin Hen.
rietta, Of Boston, and CAPT Banker, Of III .
ship Rssolution, of Network. CAPT. Wal.
ker VS. captured 18th October, lat. As. 90.
long 20, eight days out from L,ycrpoci. oy
the lie Decide, French privatecr. ss.t. Bri.
olIe', 10 days out from Bordeaux. Cant
Walker was released by the privatecr u,on
giving ransom of NINE THOUSAND
DOLLARS in bills Of Exchanges on his
owners in the U. Statss they took from
the Laeonia, the Mate, Samuel pay. and
two seamen. joseph w. Weld and Enoch
Hss'et, by their own consent, to be held A.
hostages for the payment OF the bills.
The Henrietta, OF Boston, capt. Nichols.
with cargo of Iron, hard ware. and dry
goods, bound from Liverpool to Network.
was captured within sight of The Laconia.
BY the same privateer, and ordered for
France. The cap,ors declared the ahip
good prize, alter examining her papers,
winch they sealed UP aud retained. They
would not allow capt. Nichols nor his mate
10 remain on board their own shin.
The Resolution, capt. w. Bunker, bound
from Londsn 10 Nswyork, in ballast. was
captured two days before, by the same pri-
valecr. Aftst taking out the crew of the
Resolution, with her sea stores and some
OF her furniture, they attempted to sink and
Afterwards set hre to her. The capt. oft
pr'va'eer informed capt. Bunker, that orders
had been laleiy received at all the ports
fom the Emperor, to take or DESTROY ali YES.
sells bound TO or from any Of the ports of his
enemies, agreeable To the strictest con.
strult.on Of the Milan decree The Reso.
luton was the Fl u ship captured b, the pri.
sa,eer alter leaving port. Two passengers
IN the licnrieita, and four Of her seamsn.
are an board the Laconia.
Inc fssie owing is administration Of the receipt
gwen by the captor to capt. Nichols
i the undersigned, captain OF he priva.
teer LIE Decide, Of Bordeaux, fitted out by
NJ. Balgur'e, jun. certify, tha, have cap
tured this day, the ship Henrietts, of Bos-
ton, capt John Nichols, in virtue of tho
laws OF my government, finding the said
ship IN coniravention OF the I'M, sial decree
OF l7th Dec. 1907. Done al sea, on board
the privateer lie Decide, l2.h Oct 1902"
"BRiOLLET."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13

TEXT.
/" On Tie fsars Of The French govern
{" mem euery dishosifion othesrs TO be
F" euinced 10 render us STRICT md
/" IMPARTIAL JUSTICE :"
Newyork Public Advertised
I" We recognize Nth pleasure the
7" dawwng fhrostecf Of an araiea6ie ar
I" rangsmeH q our affairs with France"
Boston Chronicle
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13
Dortlano,

Monday, November l3, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03
Geiu 1uatrbsR epairer, DC.
JOHN BAILEY, I'D.

OHpssse sSs 2aaiss- CIisf, Tj9-Sfresf,
CONDUCTS the WATCH MAKING and
JEWELRr BUSINESS, in its vari-
Gus branches He trulis from the knowledge
he has acquired in making and repairing
CLOCKS and WATCHES. that cuffomers
can have their work done as faithfully and on
as reaionabe terms at his fhop as at any 9TH
or place in Maine.
" He keeps connsn,ly for fale, at the a.
bove fore, general afortment of
GsntlsDisn's Doors and SHOES,
of all qualities sndaGzes.
dyo-I.adies', Miles and Cbildren's Mo-
ROCCO SHOES, of the following prices, viz.
Ladies Shoes, sjY--Tles, 1j6 and GO
DoubleVaiss, 7c-Velvet Shoes, with Ties, Of
-Wurtemburg heels, with do IL
~ Countfy Traders can be fupplied with
any of the above SHOES by the dozen or
fns!ler quantity, al reduced prices.
Portland, Glib Ne 5, 1909 Nfy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03

publication sei.rving the patronage il ha,
received, With this view, new paper and
type have been procured, that the volumes of
the New-Yolk Term Reports may correipond
IN elegance, as we'll as in form, with thoie Of
Durnford and Eafl aud as the utility of the
work has been confeGed, ii is hoped, that in
its execution it will gratifyt wiihes of the
public. Its uie, il may be imagined, will be
but local. But when, the variety OF impor-
tsnt commercial queflions agitated in the fate
CT New-York, are confdered-when the abb
lites of the Bar, and The talents of the Benfb,
CT its Supreme Court, are taken into view,
it mutt be confened, that its adjudications
mulf carry with them great influence and au-
thority, wherever they may be known, as the
reiult of accurate inveltigatiou and profound
learning.
Decilions thus framed, nun naturally claim
attention, wherever the principles of the
common law are acknowledged, and the
ipirit of trade is found TO exiit.
The determinations, therefore, of the Judg.
es Of the State of Newyork, will aid the re-
fearohes Of Council in every part OF the Union,
as much as the Engih Reports, which in
fome points are certainly ncongenal with
the fpirit of our republican government.
CAiNg's REPORTS are now complete in
vols. The cafes IN the Supreme Court are at
prefent reported by William Johnion, Efq
who has commenced New Series. Three
volumes are now ready for fale.
CoMYNs on CONTRACTS will be for faIe in
few days Portland, June 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03
SCIENCE Or LEGISLATION.
PROPOSALS
BY DANIEL JOHNSON,
FOR PsBlIsHIHG BY suBscRlFToN,
THE
SCIENCE OF LEGISLATION
TRANSLATED FROM The ITALIAN OF
GAETANo FlLANGIERI,
BY RICHARD CLAYTON.

TIE seinree Of Lgjlafi~'--A work angular in
itielt, has been celebrated throughout Europe
and every judge of literary merit will rank
its author with the grea,eft political writers
that have appeared,
The Tranilation, FAY the Engliih Literary
Reviewers, is fair and poifhed fluent and
graceful, eafy and eegant---and refembles
,hofe portraits of the good painters, which
prefersc ar;kine liksnefs, yet embel.iihed
by every impercepsble variation from the o.
riginal contour.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03
A FARM FOR SALE.

TN the town OF Falmouth. in the county of
= Cumberland, con6aing of one hund / and
FIVE acres of Land, of which thirty is interval.
and lying on Prefumpfcot River, and five
miles from the town OF Portland and on the
poll road that leads from Portland 70 Auguha,
and into many OF the back towns Said farm
Is conveniently ituated for Fabiic Ilogfe,
with large two aory doul. and Barn, with
out houfes. The foil OF faid farm is inferior
to none.-lnquiie Of
OLIVER WiflSL OW,
oe!' IL. u0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03
NOTICE.

NCIICE.
THE connection in buiinels heretofore fub-
filing under the firm of
Weeks & M'Kown,
is this day, by mutual content, daolved.-All
perfons indebted to the Firm, Tor to H'aiiam
Wui,) for the Freeman F,issd, or for Adver.
tiing therein, are called upon TO make imme.
date payment, to JoHs MKows, who is du
ly authorized for that purpoie and thofe
having demands on the firm will prefent them
to him for adjuament.
WILLIAM WEEKS,
Jsne 10. JOHN MKOWN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03
NOTICE
I, the lubfcriber, /,

WHEREAS, ], the iubfcrber, gave 1,j5vI
w Keen, Sd, of Hebron, two Notes of
Hand, dated April :, lso9-one for 60s del.
iar,, and the other for fifteen dolis,,, bo;h wit
melted by Cba,iss Barrel, which Notes were
obtained from me through fraud ~ there
fore hereby caution all perions from purchaf
ing either of faid notes, as am determined
not 10 pay one cent of their contents
OLIVER CURTIS.
5miseiS. Jgas &c, 1863.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03
NOTICE

rs hereby given, thar three months longer
are allowed oy the Judge of Probate or
the county of Lincoln, to receive aud exam
inc the claims sgainit The enste of
DAVID COVE,
late of tdgcomb. in the county Of Lincoln,
yeoman, dsceafed, reprefsnted infoivent. The
Commiilionsrs therefore will attend chat fer
vice at the dwelling houi. Of Moles Dssn,
Efq. in Fdgcoub, on the Ian Trsday OF ihs
aud the TWO following months, fsea three 20
Fix o'clock in the afternoon.
MOSES DAVIS, I c.rrim..,,.
MOSES HUFR S'"9'"-
EI'svs .Js1s IL. lsaS 90,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03

THE Stockholders of the Maine Turnpike
= Corporation, are hereby notified that their
annual meeting will be holden at the Office
of WOODBURY. SroRrR, jun. IN Portland, on
Tuefday the fourth day of July next. ar nine
o'clock in the forenoon, for the following
purpofes viz
m To choofe Moderator, or Chairman.
I'd. To ehooie fsqsa Di,ss9o,j for the enfu-
ing year.
Sd To choofe Trea(urer and Clerk for
the year enfuing.
WOODBURY. sTORER. JUN cis,f IF
Msias Tl,sfiis .41aeiafiOa
Portland, June IL, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03
Embloymenf Wanted.

a YOUNG Man, having general knowl-
4 4 edge of bulnefs. ADD can produce good
recommendations, wifhes for a fifua,ion in a
Store as an ailiffant, or would engage in an
Office as Clerk. Employment being his OBJ
jeet, he would engage upon reaionabie terms
~ A line addrefed to c. ID. and left at this
Office, fhall meet immediate attention.
Jsse &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03
Hate DmiMons.
Embargo Obsequies.

itui'e"
Mr.. Ross, in one of his late speech
es, seemed to express an opinion, that 1t
would be well to regard the Embargo
as dead and buried, and minated that
he was not mourner at the funeral
MIR. r. sometimes speaks and votes We
ry right, and sometimes very wrong.
1t would require very deep flhii0so-
they 10 read Mr.. Rcss over, and deter
mine what his politics in reality are.
Al any rate, il would not have been un-
fortunate for the fame of that gentle
man, if he had beeh content to consid-
er the " hot-water instruction" as dead
and buried, as well as the Embargo.
[Frceman's Journal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03

eH " w dy/dzV, oy WIS ToItcI.
This work has gone through FIVE Englifh
editions, and the following are but imall
part of the Recommendations of the Reviews.
"Thaddeus is a work of genius, and has
nothing to fear at the candid bar of tate he
has TO receive the precious need offympathy
from every reader of unfophifiicated ientimeut
aud genuine feeling. "bsesisi Resievu.
"Ths work has more merit than can be az
cribed to ,he crowd of productions of this cais,
aud ineuleates virtuous and niagnanimous fen-
men,s - Monthly Revie1p.
"The morality ofthe piece IT, az we natu-
rally expected from writer, whole heart and
mind are the feat. OF every virtue, wholly W.
objectionable. !" Aafi-JatS5in Revitrp.
Caine's Reports g'esjFi argued and de-
TRIMMED IN tie Supreme Curt Of The
State Of Neso-fnk, 3 voh. ryai So.
To faperfede the necefliiy Of recurring 20
! foreign deci6ons, on pc nts arifinig under
! our own laws, was an object of primary con-
liberation in the commencement of theie Re.
ports. The undertaking having me, with lie
g 1ative appreciation, and The work being now
carried on under the function of regular ap.
pointmen; authorized by the ita,e, the Repor
ter feels il his duiy TO srdezvor to render ,ht
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03
Hofea Ilsley

INFORMS his friends and the public. that he
has formed a connection ia business with
Mr.. ROBERT MOVES and that the PAINT
isg Bsfnen will be purified in failure by them
under the Firm of
llsley g Noyes.
lie requens all perfons who are indebted to
him to make immediate payment, and thofe
who have any demands to exhibit the fame
for fettlement.
Portland, Nay 8, 1909. (sml
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03

Tdlm By f.xas4tse. and I'll 2 FIRE!
Jar Jat al fa5fr Xe,aue on oAI-
URDAT tbe Jy7ecQfb y q 5at
next, at ter Of Tie cioek IN the faye-
noon, at the prem5es,
A Ii the Right in Equity of Redemption
"A which Lem1 Weeks x William {. X eeks,
of Portland, have in one half Of ee,,sin
Farm, or lot of Land, Gtuaed in Bath, ard
bounded as follo@s-north by land owned by
Alexander Robinfon can by Remedies Riv-
er; fouth by land belonging to the heirs of
Samuel PetengaIe wen by the road leading
to Fonefs pond, 70 called.
STEPHEN WlNSHlP, d. Sb,iF.
Bath, June ~, 1909. C9)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03

THE fubicriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, tina, ihe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herfelf the
trulf of an adu iltra'rlx on the eitsic Of
ABNER HERvEY,
late of Freepors, in the county of Cumber-
land, yeoman, decealed, by giving bond a.
the law direds-She therefore requeffs all
perfcns whoarc indebted to the faid deceafed's
efta,e, to make immediate payment and thcie
who have any demands thereon. to exhibit
the fame for iettlement to
her
POLLY - HERvY.
June Is, 1909. mark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03

THE iubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned. that fhe has been d,lly
appointed and has taken upon berielf the
trun of an admiDiitralrix on the eita,e Ct
JEREMIAH STAPLES,
lac of Scarborough, in the county of Cum.
berland, yeoman, deceafed. by giving bond
as the law direets--she therefore rsqusiis all
perfons who are indebted to the fa;d deceaf-
eds eita,e, to make immediate payment I; and
thofe who have any demands thereon, to ex-
hibit the fame for fettlemen, to
9p.s Is, 1909 JANE STAPLES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03
FOR SALE.

A Lot of LAND, with two Dwelling houf.
\ es, tout houfes Sc,) pleaiantly iiiusted on
Maine -itreet. Said Houfes are well fnifhed
and will be fold together or .eparate, at a We.
ny low price. Apply to
June 3. NOAH HARDING.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03

Freigb.s to be had far England and
Ireland.
ok Freights of Timber and fmall Storage
- of Slaves and Lath Wood, a, a conven-
len, Wharf in the Diiiriet of Maine, can be
had for veifsls from 100 TO $50 tons, for
England or Ireland, a, liberal prices per ton.
Apply to J. w QUINCY,
No. %, Lo.g Wbs,f-BosroS.
N. B.-A line from an out poa, will be
Immediately attended 10, from owners of fuch
veifels who are difpofed to contract.
Jsne &C.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03

THE fubfcriheT having been duly appoint
cd administrator of the ella,e of
JOSHUA SHAW,
late of Georgetown, in the sounty of Lincoln,
efquire, deceafed, and has undertaken that
trrit by giving bonds as the law directs. All
perfons therefore, having demands againfi the
e!a,e Of fad deceaied, are deGred to exhibit
the fame for fettlemsnt and all indebted 70
faid eita,e are requelted TO make immediate
payment.
CHARLES SHAW, ddmisjassfv.
AbyI 5tB, 1909 dune I9)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03

THE fubieriher hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, thai he has been daily
appointed and has taken upon himfeif the
truit Of an sdminierstor on the eilase Of
REBEccA CHILD,
late of Portland. in the .ouniy of Cumber-
land, widow, by giving bond as the law d-
reets-He therefore iequeffs all perfons who
are indebted to the fa;d decades eita,e, 10
make immediate payment and thoie who
have any demasds thereon, 10 exhibit the
fame for fettlement to
WILLIAM H. FOSTER.
5sne Is, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03
THE WEE THING +;


MARI OF CASTLE CfRI.
"saw ye my wee thing
Saw We nine ain thing
Saw We my true love down Oh yon lea !:
Cross'd she the meadow
Yestreen at the gleamiis !
Sought she the burnie, wha'r how'rs the
haw tree
"Her hair it is lint white 4;
Her skin it is milk white,
Dark is the blue Of her satt rolling &c,
Red, rcd her ripe lips,
And swecter than roses
whar cauld my wee thing wander fra me y
"I saw ma your wee thing,
saw IA your .sin thing,
Nor saw your true love down on yon lea;
But met my bonney thing,
Late in the cleaning,
Down by the burne whar fiow'rs the haw
tree.
"Her hair it was lint white,
Her skin it was milk white,
Dark was the blue of her saft rolling ee;
Red was her ripe lips,
And sweeier than roses;
Sweet war the kisses which she gae to me.
Ii was nae my wee thing,
II was nae my ain thing
Il wasnac my true love ye saw by the tree
proud is her leel heart,
Modest her nature
She never lood any, till once she lood me.
+" Her name il is Mary,
She's frae CASTLE CARY;
Aft has she sat when BARN on my knee.
Fair as your face is,
VAST fifty times iairer,
Young bragger, she ne'er would g'e Kisses
to thee"
" II was then your Mary,
She's frae Castle Cary,
1t was then your true love met by the tree,
Proud as her heart IS,
And modest her nature.
Sweet war the kisses which she gae to me.
Sair gloom'd his dark brow,
Blood red his cheek grew,
Wild fasb'. the lire trae his red rolling ee
"Ye'se rue sair this morning,
Your boasts and your scoriing,
Defend e fause traitor, fu loudly ye I've.
"Awa wi beguiling,"
Cried the youth, smiiing,-
AT went the bonaet, the lint white locks
fee,
The belted ploid fang,
Her white bosom shaving,
Fair stood the lov'd maid wi the dark roll
ling ee'.
els it my wee thingl
Is il mine ain thing
Is j, my true love here that see ~
20 Jamie, forgive me
Your hearts constant to me;
III never, never msir wander, dear laddle,
frae thee"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03

TB. Em5a,co --Begat,n IA, conceived in in
EQUITY, brought fourth in trouble * fino,her.
ed ia the cradle Of ;yi amy by the friend. Of
lhsnY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03
Coparfnerbib DiN0lped.

Coparfnerlbip DD0iOed.
THE CoPartnerihip of ILSLEl- q ROB-
\ LNS0N, is this day dffolved by mutu-
al content All perions having demands a
gainif faid firm are requened to call for fettIe-
ment, and thofe who are indebted are requeft-
ed to make immediate payment.
ROBERT II.SLEY,
THOMAS ROBINSON
Portland, Jsas 81, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03
TO LET.

a Two lory DWELLING HOUSE, pleai-
antly htuated on lang firee,-Appiy a,
this Office. Y,se "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03

YOCUsTs AT Nazereih, in Northampton
eora,y PenI, wanna, the Loeuits have made
their appearance in great numbers. The
Gardru thar Is 70 beautifully ornamen'ed with
Tree. shubbery ilawers. &c. IS 10 full of them
tia; perIons can icareely near each other
faeak The walks are perforated with thou
iand. OF holes and they bid fair TO be very
dellrutlige.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03

Poetry WITH A PRESENT. AN
Encliih Baronet eminent for his tate
in Poetry, once sent a print of the
pnchefs of York's shoes - the
daughter of new made Peer with
the following diititch:
Madam, myiclf with all the Aiufe,,
81 Begs your aceep' lncc of pair OF ihoefes.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03
3Doctrp.

sfR. EDITOP,
THIS beautiful little Scotch Ballad,
: from the pen Of Mr.. Hector M'Neai, will
probably Re acceptable 10 readers OF taste
It's Insertion will oblige an Old acquain-
tance.-N american
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03

Count Rumford has recently mar
r;el the widow of NJ. Vereesy, in
Paris BY which nup.ial experiment
he obtained fortune OF 2oooi per
annun,.-'rhis is evidently the mott
effectiv. of ali the Rwyerdismg pro-
ictfs for keeping a bagie aoarm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03
JAMES KIMBALL,

HE iubfcriber hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken npon himlelf the truls
OF Administrator Of the eRate Of
ABIZER HoLBRocK,
late of Brunfwick in the county Of Curnber-
land, mariner deceafed by giving bend a.
the law directs-he therefore relue.ls all per-
fons who are indebted TO the laid decealeds
ettlate. to make immediate payment and
thofe who have any demands thereon TO az
hlbit the fame 70
JOHN PERRY, Jun. ddmisia,s,o,.
6rurfs0lk, Jane 20, 1909.
THE fubferiber hereby gives public notice
to ali concerned, that he has been suy
appointed and has taken upon hmlelf the
truft Of an Administrator on the eltate Of
MICHAEL SMITH,
late of Pejipfcost, in the county Of Cunter.
land. houie-wriehr, deceafed, b, giving bond
a. the law dire6ts-He therefore requefts alt
periops who are indebted TO the faid decesf.
eds eitate, TO make Immediate payment; and
thoie who have any dcnands thereon, to e.
hibit the fame for leuialhent to
MOSES SMITH.
'9sss Is, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-03
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