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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
NOTICE J,

l0s6sv; Office. Rs,siss<, Nay sfB, 1909.
THE Afeffors of the town Of Portland,
= hereby give notice to the inhahi,ants,
and all other perfons liable to pay Tases in
faid town, that they will attend at their Office
over the Maine Bssi, from the 10th 10 the
Goth of May incluive, to receive the valua-
ton of their Real Ehate according to law
and they are hereby requefted to bring in
true and perfect lifts of their polls, and the
juft value Of their real efta,es-including in
this diferipsion, preparatory efta.es. and enate.
in iruff, which they were respectively podeh-
cd of, on the fri day of May inf in their
own right, or the right Of Others, i~Prspsd or
sa improved"
The inhabitants are requefled to notice, that
the following fehedule contains all the taxa
BILE articles, and may ferve them as form.
Polls, the number from l6 years old az
upwards.
Real Efta,e, the Jun value under theirl
own improvement.
" Money at in,ereif, more than they payl
intereff fer.
Bank Stock, held in any Bank.
Public Securities Of all kinds, the juit1
value.
Amount of the value of goods, wares1
and merchandise, aock in trade, vefels
of all forts, with their appurtenanees.
At home or abroad. paid for or not
paid for
" Horfes and cattle, their jun value.
I" Income from podefGon, faculty., trade,2
or employment, gained by land or fea. :
N. B-If the above advertisement be not
properly attended TO, the AfTeiIors expect to
hear no more complain" after the Tax. bills
are ifiued for want Of judgments in booming
their eltates. May ..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
TO BE LET,
A FARM FOR SALE,

IN the town of Falmouth, in the county OF
Cumberland, conI.ting of one hundred and
five acres of aud, of which thirty j, Interval.
and lying on Prefumplcot River, and FIVE
miles from the town of Portland, and on the
poll road that leads from Portland to Auguiia,
and into many of the back towns SAID farm
is conveniently ftuated for Public Houie,
with large two rory Houi. and Barn, with
out houfes. The foil of faid farm 10 inferior
to none.-Inquife of
OLIVER WiNSLOW.
On. IL. Q.G
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
Hofea Ilsley

INFORMS his friends and the public, that he
1 has formed sonntetion in business with
MIR. ROBERT MOVES ard thar rhe Psiss-
i,g Bsfsen will be purified in tsiure by them
under the Firm OF
IlsIey g Noyes.
re Tequeils all perfons who are indebted to
him to make immediate payment, and thofs
who have any demands to exhibit The fame
for fcrilefneRt
PortIsz8, Ma, 5, 1909. lsm)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
LAW CASE.

A itone mafon at Colcheiter was
lately employed by tradesman there,
to engrave the following Epitaph on
his wife -" A virtuous woman is a
crown to her husband The itone,
however, being narrow, he contract
ted the fentehce in the following
manner: |" A virtuous woman is a
st to her husband. The tradefman
refufes payment for the fore, the en-
graver fuitains his charge, and the
matter ftands for the quarter feilions
to ACCOMPLISHMENTS Paprr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
BY Ma. UPTON.

BY Ma. UPTON.
Twas Winter, and bleak blew the wind.
The fields all with fnow whiten'd DER;
Tie fparrow his mate left behind,
To perch near the cottagers' door,
When MAaY, the pride of the vaie,
tAnd .air o. ths fiireft is ihe):
Came weeping, 20 tell her fad tate,
Aud ak Of the Rieh-chari,y
~ ElA
Vet, not for her fsif, fhe afk'd aims
All, no; thar can never be toto
Tor lad The e'er bartef'd her charms,
Sweet May had regeIl'i in gold
But, no---for mother not dear,
Borne down Sy hard fortune decree,
She came with ligh aud tear.
TO be- Of the Rieh--Charity.
But May, the pride of the pain,
In vain told her lorrows and grief;
Some pi,y'd, fome finill at her pain,
But none ever ofter'd ,siiec
r AZ length, aad e'er bel, he Ri. day,
She liaen d to Hymen and Me;
And. no. never more, ueed to fray.
10 al. OF the Rich Charity;
-~.~ sSss-s-e~
There is Ga EsshiAg" orqa;iite'Y beautiful i
the following
SOSG-sS WALLER.
90, lovely rofe 9.
Tell her thar waite. her time, and me,
That now aie knows,
When refembIe her TO thee,
low fweet and fair fhe leensto oe.
Tell her that's young,
hns ihuns 10 have her grades fpied,
iha, I'd thou ipruny
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

THE fubfcribers, appointed commifIoners
by the Hon. Samnei freeman Efq. Judge
of Probate for the county of Cumberland, TO
receive and examine the claims of the credi-
tors to the eitate Of
SAMUEL WHirMoRE, jun.
late of Gorham in faid county, gentleman, de-
ceaisd, Represented infoivent, hereby give no.
tice, thar further time of three months from
the 96,h init. is allowed to faid creditors TO
bring in and prove their claims, that faid com.
miilioners will attend for that purpofe at the
dwelling houfe of Mr.. Simon Hutton, in faid
Gorham, on Saturday the twentieth day OF
May next, on Saturday the twenty-fcurth day
of June next, and on Monday the twenty-
fourth day of July next, from two till lr
o'clock 10 the afternoon of each of fzid days,
LOTHROP LEWIS,
JOS. ADAMS.
C~5sm, Ie,I rs, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
EfIrtt Paragraphs.
ANNIE RsT, MAY Q.

AMHERST, MAY 9.
AT the Supreme Court at Hopkin-
ton, lait week Samuel Iuttk, Ofbpiel
Xelheut, An,aziab Fsfer, and George
Prince, were feverally convicted of
paihng counterfeit money, and each
fentenced to one years imprisonment,
and fine of two hundred dollars.
Efhraim Rand, for burning a black
fmith's fhop, fix months imprilon-
ment and leo dolls fine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
Come and See.

A N excellent FARM for fale, ftua,ed in
\ Fsis1sfb, on the main road leading fros,
Portland to Bruniwick, in the Province Of
Maine, and within four miles of Portland
Said Farm lies between New. Czfco meeting
houfe and ?refumpfcut bridge within a few
rods O. each, and contains about two hundred
acres by eftlmaiion, pe the fame, more
or lefs. The houfe On faid farm is large, COM
modous, and very pIeaianlly ffua'ed, COM
handing fair profped OF the open Tea at the
entrance Of Portland harbor, as alto very
comfortable part of thar beautiful town--The
barn Is 80 by "A feet. Said farm is fufiicienr
to produce hay enough for forty caitle,x con-
tains about eighty acres Of good psflure, well
fupplied with freih and falt water through the
whole ieafon, as il Is bounded on the Tea fhore.
It is an excellent feat for houfe Of public
entertainment, and will beautifully aceommo-
date merchants and mechanics with houie-lots,
in addition to that little neat village. above
the ihipy ard, which has already been fold of
the farm.
Within half mile of the fhip-yard are
nearly twenty FIVE acres of perhaps the belk
white on K ihp.timber in the whole town.
Within one mle of the houfe lie twenty acres
of land, well covered with wood and timber.
Within TWO miles of the houie, are about
twenty acres Of good land ftuated ON the
aforementioned highway leading from Port
land 10 Bruniwick.
There 10 a'lo valuable piece of sals-maril,.
which produces from fir to eight tons of hay
in the year, within half a mile of the barn,
which may be purchafsd with faid farm
Farming u,enGIs of all kinds necefary to car
ry on faid farm, may alto be purchafed. A
view Of the farm will Afford lie ben recon-
mend4tion. The term. of payment will be
made eafy to the fortunate purchaier. For
further particulars inquire Of
DAVID MCREGORE,
of Bedford, N. H. or of
ADAMS MERRILL,
on the premifes.
N. B. Now or never for the farm will
doubtless be fold within three months.
Msyeb 6. (Sm)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
Land Office.

THE fnbfcriber has opened an Office in
Portland, for the purPofe Of conducting
bulneis relative to Real Eaate; and among
other things propofes the following, to which
he will direct his attention;--
~. To receive and keep reginry of apPli-
cations for the fsle, purchaie, leaie. or e.
change of land, Tor buildings) in any part Of
the Difiria Of Name. whether of townfhip,
tracss, farms, or lots of any quantity, large or
fmail and to zifift any perfon who wifhes TO
difpofe of iuch lands, &c. in procuring pus-
chafer for the fame and thofe who may with
to purchaie any. in procuring the fame.
2. To pay the taxes on non-reldent lands,
before they are fold by the coIeetor B and,
when il can be done to pay the fame before
they are advertifed for Tale ; or when fold to
attend to the redemption thereof.
Sd. To give information to a6eaor and
others of the owners of any particular tracts
or lots, with the numbers thereof; and to OBJ
tain information of the quality or value Of any
lands
4.h. To give information to any who may
defire Il, when proprietor meetings or fales
of land 1.ould be advertifec and to attend
fueh meeting or Gales, as attorney or agent for
any proprietor or others.
9Th. To inquire into the titles, and draft
conveyances of any land.
9th. To afift administrators, executors and
heirs. in the fettlement of e(tates and ssssrsl-
y TO tranfatt any bulineis within his power
refpecting Real Eltate, in which his afIiffance
may be required. His fees will be moderate,
and in proportion to fervices to be performed.
Morn. Where money is to be paid or ex-
pences incurred, he viii expect il to be ad-
vanced---and the Poaage paid of all letters
addreiIed to him.
WILLIAM FREEMAN. i
FOR SALE-In the town of Portland, two
three lory HOUSES, convenient and well
iituated.
Ake-Abouf 10000 acres of LAND, in
each of the towns of Steuben x Harrington,
in the county of Wilmington. Payment for
part will be taken in improved lands, build.
ings or perfonal property. or good fecurities
payable in one, two or three years. -
~. 1t any perfon or perfons ihould incline
TO go there with company of fetters, and
purchafe the whole or part for MOVE in the
town FRI mentioned, they may make it very
advantageous SIS
Ai,e--For fAle or exchanged for perional
property, fifteen hundred acres OF LAND, in
the county Of Oxford (Diftrict of Mane) ad-
joining fait-Andover Enquire as above.
P~fisnd, May S. 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
Real Eitatr al Auction,

WVIe s1 at Public Ast7io", on ibe pr1si'a, III
net prspissgy d,posei Of at private ,oie) Gu
N0NDdr fbe 22d inf at 10 o'asei Il. NJ.
7 HE Dwelling. Houie and Land fituated on
Elm-ftreet, and now occupied by Daniel
Johnfon. The Aforefaid effzte can be pur-
ehaied very cheap. probably for lefs fun
than it viii fell for at Aueaion.-Fcr terms
apply at ~ KINsMAN's Office, Middle.ffreer
Z. CREELY & co. Ast7v.
PosfLssd, May 3, 1909,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
For SIZE.

A1 THE Hull of BRIG, about SO
Ebl1Y tons burthen, together with q
ME1T4 complete fet of MATS, sPars, and
I%@@ Blocks. Said brig is new, and
~ built by good workman, of the
ben materials Her timbers are feafoned
white oAk--fhe is high deck and Handsomely
drafted; has a patent windlafs, and is par,ic.
ularly calculated for fan failer-Inquire of
Huney q Winilow,
Ubo haze for jak, qvb9isjate and retail,
spermaeeti OIL and CANDLES, of the firft
quality. May 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
REMOVAL.

NEIHOF Ill.
NATHAN KINsMAN, has Removed his
IN Office, to the building lately erected for
that purpofe nearly oppo6te the ro,fisnd Bond,
Middle itreet.-Thofe who have not adjuited
their accounts due the eflate Of the late Doc
tor Knfman, are once more requelted to cal!
las above) and fet,le the fame.
PovsionJ, May s, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
FOR SALE,

FOX OHLE,
ONE elegant c Spring Bellows Top Chaife
" two Wood Syringe do. one fecond
hand do. one new Coaehee aud one fec.
ond band Stage Coach: Inquire of
Babcock & Child,
(0fbsfe Hpms,isf. Re7v)
Where they continue to carry on the Coach
and Chaife- Making, As ufual.-Chaifes of any
deicripton built at fhort notice. Orders from
the Country punctualy attended to.
Portland, May 8, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
BczOdoin College.

BosOdoin College.
THB Trufiees Of Bowdoin College are no.
tihed that their next aa,ed meeting will
be held AZ Brunfwick, on the 10th day Of
May ntxt, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
CHARLES COFFIN, Say
Bvss'seisl. ApyR IS, 1909. (Ms)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
1aGfrr.
Prom The Freeman's Journal.

TIE 9ntisf Ct Jiaryief Fen'ales.
"Neglett not" fsys an author, "the little
arts Of enaeafment, bur let the charm which
rsDtiva,ed he beer, feeure the attachment of
the hliband +" Tn. feniimen, is very well
s4prelled in fong written by Ga,,iei, and
has been introduced in tie character Of Wi5.
s,. Bi--sr, in Murphy's e1celIen, comedy Of
7ks Va, 10 iesp lin, and although the MAORI
Nv Of our female read. RS muf recolleet il, we
are certain that moral prscept 70 elegantly
conveyed, can never ia,iate therefore we in
fert II -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

F.aert TAR . T5yraf sf'rs.
losEpH popF. informs bis friends aud n.
public thar he IS appointed Agent for dt--
tc' Bso4pn, of Providence, rho viii keep inai
eonifantIy fapp.ied from their long kno@n &
well eftabliihed Factory, with d general ailort-
ment of
Cotton Warp and Filling,
White and colored Stocking, 9 Z 9 thread,
ditto ditto Thread i'll hank. aud balls,
Wick Yarn,
Cotton Shifting and Sheeting,
do. Chesk and Stripe,
Bed Tick, &c.
Which will be fold wholeiale and retail az the
Factory prices. shopkeepers in town and
souptry may be fupplied on the fss1s terms a.
at the Manufactures, by applying at No Z,
E1agsy's Ro4u. (Gm) Hss. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
THE SONG.

THE SONG.
Ye fair married danes, VITO 70 Often deplore
That a lover once blelt is a lover no more,
Attend TO nv counfei, nor bluih to be taught
Tha. b,sRtosr null cheriih what bsa4fy has caught
The bloom of your cheek, and the glance Of
your eye,
Your roles and lilies may make the men iigh,
But rofes and lilies and tighs pals away,
and pailion will die as your beauties decay.
Tie the man thar you wed like your fav'rite
guitar,
Tho muGc in both, they are both apt to jar,
How tuneful and fofs from de'icate touch,
Not handled too roughly, nor playd on too
much.
The fparrow * linnet viii feed from your hand,
Grow tame by your kindnels, and come at
command;
Exert with your huiband the fame happy Kill.
For hearts, like your birds, may be tan'd to
your will.
BE gay and good humor' d, complying and kind,
Turn the chief of your care from your face TO
your mind
IT'S there that wife may her conquels im-
prove,
And Hymen fl,all rivet the letters of Love.
The motions of PATTON founded on efteem
and love are regular and latfiDg; its elegance
confits in purity, and its trsnfports are the re-
fuit of virtue and resfon. I he three great
pillars, that are the fupport CT virginisy, are
virtue, innocence and modefty. Nothing is
,nore fps,leis, for the leaf fpeck is vi6be on
the new fallen lnow. If we take a view of con-
;ugAl love, vefted in all its native beauties, We
muil be perfuaded that the pleafures of it far
lurpafs Jingle life. and whatever is dclight-
full in human nature, centres in mstrimony.
What deligh; nun well difpofed female take
in converting with the worthy Object ihe has
rholen, and under whole protection fhe has
put herfelf, till death breaks the chain. All
the delights of friendfhip, the fweets of life
terminate 10 marriage. The grsa,eft felicity
we can deGre in this life Is contentment. If
we aim at any thing higher, we fhal. be great
iy disappointed A wife mum endeavor to
attain thus eilentiai virtue. II adds all the loft
uciS aho Ctssieoff'c"sS W asahso wv ~ s-'''
lsae without il, her life would be uneafy,
her pIeaiures in6pid. Happy and contented
within ourfelves, eating pleaGng fmile on
our friends and acquaintance, we fhew to the
world q hrsaif at peace within i,felf. To ren-
der the married aate more happy, the wife
ought to make herfelf as amiable ia the eyes
of the hufband as il is in her power, the pains
ihe took to charm him before marriage, ought
TO be redoubled now to render his home a.
greeable to him, TO receive him with open
arms and cheerful looks. From the day they
left the altar of Hymen, wre,chednefs or fell
city is placed in their own hands. 1t is at
! their option to be happy or miferatle. They
become, from that period, a little world of
their own: afociety conf ling Of love, mu,u-
ally connected with love.
Ute Jsefsrs H1,
n, sesfsis5 ,esai a ja,nsg zooridfbey roll,
SIN fnd ibem bsffy;
TIL everirg come, at ksa, jsrene ~sd mild.
J1gstbe, dor.n they fak ia jasiai fsep;
Tseessy freed, their gsstis lpi,h, ly
20 Jssne ,ebs,e ksve and 6iys im~o, tai ,eies."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
NEW GOODS.
T. & A. Vinton,
Have JUN received an aGortment of the
following
Spring and Summer Goods,

VIZ
CUPERFINE and common black, blue, mix
- ed and light Caiiimeres; military, buff and
white do Patent Plains and satinetts; cotton
Floren,ine and Jeans; Tabby Velvets !; COM
mon do. and Cordureys; toilenett, fat:n. mar
isies and other veiiing; Caicoes of the m9s
Felaisuadis e,it-Furntures and Copperplate. !;
white and colored Cotton Cambries britiih
shrting Cotton; Cambria and common DIM
oty; white and figured cambria pocket Hand
kerehiefs; Luitrings and satins elegan, da-
maik llk 6haws; common do do. nice and
common cotton do black, white and co!ored
cotton and worried Hofe; long & ihort black
Ink Gloves; black Bombazetts, Shalioons,
and other luG goods; Table cloths fix, cot
ton, and leather Braces, Quality and Shoe
bindings; ol-cloths; elk Umbrellas; Pocket
Books, &c. &c. May 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
TAKE NOTICE.

THE fubfcriber, hereby give public notice
= to all concerned, that we have been du-
ly appointed, and have taken upon ourfeives
the run of Executors Of the lae Will aud Tef.
lament Of
TRIsTRAM GILMAN,
late of North Yarmouth, in the county of
Cumberland, Clerk, deceaied. by giving boRd
as the law directs. They therefore requei
all perfons who are indebted to the faid de-
esAieds Efate, IN make immediate payment
and thoie who have any demands thereon, 10
exhibit the fame to
JOSEPH GILMAN,
TRlSTRAM GILMAN.
deyH 27, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
TAKE NOTICE :

A IL perfons indebted to the fubfcriber, or
"A the late firm OF CROSS & MARTIN,
are rsqueifed to call It his fore, at the head
of Long Wharf, Fore-ffreet, and adult the
fame by the FRI Of June next, and thereby
prevent unneeefary COTS.
NATHANIEL MARTIN.
psvfissd, Msy 8, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed, and has taken upon hinfef the
trua of Executor Of the lafi Will and Tefia-
ment Of
REUBEN FENLAYSON,
late Of Scarborough, in the county of Cum
herland, Woman, deceafed, by giving bond
as the law direets-He therefore requefts all
perlons who are indebted to the faid deceaf-
eds eitate, to make immediate payment and
thofe who have any demands thereon, to l.
h,bit the fame TO
IVORY FENLAYSON.
hp,H, ~, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
NEW INSURANCE OFFICE

THE fubfcriber informs his friends and the
public thar he has opened an INsu.
RANCE OFFICE, in the New Exchange in
Byden, where he will be happy to receive or.
ders for IDfuranee, which he pledges hmief
ihall be executed on the mott favorable terms I;
all applications will receive promt attention.
BsaSa, May /, 1909. c BRADBURY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

Great furprife being expreied to a
certain gentleman, at bis having re-
Gently given bis daughter in marriage
to gentleman with whom he was
known to have been at variance and
enmi'y he anlwered, That man u
fed me i'll, and | gave him my daugh-
ter in revmge-in pure vengeance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
LOST.

DETWEEN Portland and Stroudwa,er, a
~ pair of new brown SMALL-CLOTiiS,
and l.a yds. Cotton shirting Whoever
has found the fame and will return il to this
Office, fhall be rewarded for their trouble.
Nov 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

n sbesp and ealy 4pey 10 get resf0 and 10 lseS II,
TAKE a tub without a head, and one or
more hoggiheads, or barrels, if you with
to guard assinfi hre,aod fink Them in the cellar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
FOR SHE,

FOR SALE,
lk THE Hull of a new BRIG, now
E1R$&!aA lying at Bath. So feet inches in
k4EN1(N length, "a feet inches beam,
x273e and meafuring 22e s5e5ths ton,
ss<ss-11 has nearly one deck laid. Said
Brig 10 built of good materials and well fafien-
ed with iron.-A liberal credit will be given
for part of the purchafe money Apply to
7cbGax, Nav 3. BENZ. ]. PORTER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
LOST.

LOSI.
a Few days Gnce, in this town, GOLD
\ SHIRT PIN, whoever has found the
Game and will leave il with the printer fhail
be well rewarded for their trouble.
Portland, My !.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

IN oelerts where no men ABIDE,
Thou mua have uncommended died.
Small sthe worth
or beauty from the light reiir'd;
Bid her come forth.
Suffer herielf TO be defr'd
And NOT blulh 70 to be admir'd.
Then die tina. ihe,
The common fate al! things rare,
May read in thee
How fnall a part Of time they fhare,
That are 10 wondrous fweet and fair :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
FRESH FLOUR

eco Barrels freib Baltimore FLOUR nov
landing, and for fale at No. &c, Uaisa. bIbaJ
May 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

II ne1v zpay to EH Fytneb Produce
tor gaod prioe.--Let every American
veilel in France be obliged to take a
cargo Of domeitic produce. Let
her give them bonds to four times
the amount to land the cargo in the
u. S. That is, if the cargo is worth
10000 dollars, make her give bonds
for AGO, 900 Then pufh her to Tea,
with certainty that fhe will be cap
tured, and her bonds become forfei.
ted !-Pak.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
10 LET

TO LET.
HALF Of large three ilory DWELLING
HOUSE, near the head of Fifth Street.
enquire of MARY WATTS.
Nay |.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

A certain perion in Scotland, not
long fince, who followed the buiinefs
of pilfering from his neighbours, made
it conitant rule after itealing, to
pray for forgiveness a gentleman
pafing BY one day feeling him come
out OF houfe, judged he had been
Healing, and determined TO follow
him he went to fome diitance, and
made a flop at the 6de of itone
wall, kneeled down and fsid, go
Lord ! pray i'll have oone any thing
amiIs in itealing thofe goods, that
thou woudit command this wall TO
fall down and cruih me to death. .
The gentleman beirg at the fan,e
time bshind the wall, and hearing
the fellows PRAYER, threw the wall
over and broke one Of his arms /; the
poor fellow tied up his eyes and
laid Dear Lord" IeMnot lbsak a
1vord IN JGS7 bit thai fakeyf II in EAR
MIST.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15
COD 81 SCALE FISH

FOR Sale Enquire of JAMES M. IN
4 GRAHAM, on Ingrabams Wharf.
hp,a "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

A hordon paper obfervcs, that the
tales of Ghoits and Spectres with
which the modern Romances are FL.
led, have frightened the young La
dies 70 much that they are afraid &c
Aeep alone.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

A gentleman fpeaking of thofe
who marry pretty wives iaid, that in
fix months a beautiful woman became
ugly to her hulband, and, what was
worie, ihe continued beautiful to ev.
ry one elte.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

Our democratic editors appear
much incenfed at the Duke of York,
for his ill-ufagc of his wife by his
connection with Mrs. Clarke; but
they never, that we rccollcet, expref-
fed any indignation againf the b.
naparte's, although Jerome repudiat-
ed one of our countrywomen of the
firii refpeaability. The uplfart En-
peror thought an American lady not
good enough for his augnit family |!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-15

On gentleman reading to his
friend an account Of the tiger fight
in the Eait-Indies, an Iriih gentle
man exclaimed-" "A tiger, be hang
ed Why, Sir, l once faw myfelf
two Kilsaney cats fight till they de-
vmyed each otber up, except the vyy
tips ftbeir tzuo tails" go