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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03
Coacb and Cba1e Making.
PortIand Townfhips.


PURSUANT 70 an application made to me
by five Of the proprietors Of the two
Townihips granted 10 the fuffsrerS Of Port
lind, being the Iownfhips in the county of
Somerfet, lately incorporated by the names Of
Freeman and epO- PoytIszd, hereby notify the
Propristors of fsid Townfhips to meet at my
Office IN Portland, on Saturday, the eigh h
day Of December next, al ten Of the clock IN
the forenoon, TO act 90 the following articles /:
w
/. To choole Moderator To fee
what further the Propretors will do to REIN
burie the Committee appointed 70 borrow
money for the fun, they have borrowed, 10
pay the Taxes on nor seGdeut proprietors
lands in fad towns 8. 10 do what they
fhali Judge proper or expedient, in regard 10
tuch taxes As are vet unpaid, and as may here
after be s1eiied. 4. To Zee if they will grant
any aid to the Settlers towards opening
x pad from the laid Town Of Freeman through
tSs fsid town of New Portland, and alto to-
wards building Bridge oyer the river or
brook IN the town laf mentioned.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk If
said ProPrIetO,I.
D4feitbe Oh NoV &. d. 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03

Having dissolved our connexion in bnsI-
ness with MIR. William Torrey, Of Bath,
personal attention will be paid 70 the orders
OF cur old friends, who are solicited 10 fs-
YOUR US with their custom. Persons Indebt
ed b. Note, TO the late firm of StockbrIdge
and Torrey, of Bath, are requested 70 make
immediate payment TO Mr.. William Torrey,
Of Bath and those who are owing the late
firm Of w. X. & c, Stockbridgc, TO call i'm.
mediately and settle the same. Many Of
our old customers have made honorable
exeriions TO settle the demands we had
on them, for which they viii accept our
thanks, while others who have been owing
us from one to seven years, are now notified
that as we have spent the principal part Of
the last year, and have used various means
TO collect our debts, that our patience Is al
most eXhaus % consequently they may de-
pend on their notes and accounts being sued
without further notice, unless they are set
tied this winter.
FOR SALE AS ABOVE,
Pocket Bibles Haldanes view Of
Social Worship, price Carson against
Brown, on Presbyterianism, 6 $. 9 d.-Car-
son Oh important points Of Doctrine, and
Church Order, a s. 6 q.
Northyarmoath, Ncvembey 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03
FOR SALE.
Novcmbu &c

A VALUABLE Lot of LAND, fI;uated IN
Portland, at the foot Of Sf,iag Gyesf,
few rods below that very valuable, capacious.
aud never failing covered Fountain OF the heh
Water IN the whole town Said Lot extends
nirsty fzvo feet on The lreeI jul mentioned,
and to'ty eight feet on L,7s Lane, thus forming
corner. There is a convenient one aory
Dwelling Houle on the fame, containing two
front rooms, bed room, kitchen, aud a
good cellar SAID property being part of
the Real Efate Of the late widow Reberca
Child; and might he made a convenient aand
for Mechanic or Trader--For further par
ticul4rs, inquire Of ANSEL LEWIS, Or w
STEPHEN AILEILAN,
who are duly authorized 10 execute deed
for the fame. m .Sesf. 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03
Portland, Ne 70
Hume fire and Marine MfHcace
Canaan

Maias rire and Marine IgfHcare
CoAtaay.
TN conformity 70 their act Of incorporation,
"A the Prehoen5 aud Directors Of The htaine
FI-e z -3fa,fas Iufayaaee Csmeay give notice,
thai Ihsir Capital stock amounts 40 one hun
bred .hauland dollars aud tia, fhey contin-
ue To receive propoia aud make iaiuzsnce
upon the following Iiiks. =; their OAl-e in
Exchange ltresS, w.
On Vefieis, Goods. and Freighr againff
capdvity OF periuns; and on the Life 81 ang
lssrions during their ablence al lea "a ca.e
II money ient npon hcstomry and reipo nden-
ia -on lIonies and other buildings within
she Diar6t a Name sgaiuA damage aTiGng
AZ the tame by ire originating IA any other
Caufe except that OF dehgn "a ,he injured.
The Com saay viii not niure greater fun
ikza Ten lhouianc Dollars on amy one riik,
By s,as' u i5e fss,i en- ahs DsssSs~s.
ILISHA MORSE, Secretary.
Malice Fire aud Marine luiuraTre Office,
Portland, l2sh Nov. 1910. (is)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03
ron SALE AS ABOVE.


WHERE my cow is, that ran away three
weeks ago, and you shall be well re warded
She IS large COW about nine years old, al
red, and gives no milk
NICHOLAS LORING.
Portland, Nov. 90, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03
PATFNr TRUSSES

Ia 4 1 n ] Is tJSSES.
I TUSr received from tie Patent Trufs Man
rfeaory in Boron, handiome silurr
rnea, Of TkUSSES Of hyperion qualify
The inventor has for feyeral years made the
tiff rent cafes Of rupr-e his principal fuiy
The opportunities he Las had 10 The different
clima,e- OF America and India in opening Il
his view the different raies Of Hernia, and
The gifFct Of clima'e on them, and the differ
enr modes ufed for iheir retention las given
him fuad If Information leldcm obtained by
a Mechanic
they arc kePr connautly ON hand, and or
defs for male or female Trufes of any def
cription procured al The fhortei notice.
For fac az the Druggia Store of
JOHN ). DUPEE,
Had ef I,g,at4ms WbarG Fare Gresf
Where arc conftantly for fac general al
iurlnlsnt Of
DRUGS g. MEDICINES,
a. uiusi November l9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03

THE Proprietors Of the Tenth New Hamp-
fibre Turnpike, are hereby notified that
their annual Meeting will be on the Taft
Welneiday Of December next, at one clock
r. M at the houle Of Abel Crawford, on laid
Turnpike, for the following purpoles viz.
M 10 chooie Moderator, Clerk, and a
Board Of Directors.
Alto, 60 traniact any other bn6nef, which
may be found neceflary
BENZ. BOARDMAN, Clrk
Ne ~, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03

ALMANACkS-for 1871.
John BABSON, has for fae, a; his Book
!, iore ia Name nieei, Wye.G5h,
farmers and L0zV's Alman7ckS,
fur he year isll-.y Ike grofs, dozen, or
fngie, as low as can he purchaled in Bottom.
~ C-4sfyy Tra4e,s o,e 81 -eS to n0fiee ;bis.
bs has alo for fac, a large aGortment of
Ao50oL D3okS and Stationary,
which he hkev;fe felIs at the Bolton prices.
He keeps aao for iale al the iame fore
WeR- igdlI G,od5 Z Gr.csrie5, and
Cenuap5 Celt'yafed Medicines.
~ lie thanks his friends for their former
cua5m and 10 let's continuance.
UHeg.f, Ma 5, 1910. (9l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03
Ne70 CabiEet Shop.
GEORGE CLARK.

u az kGE q L. "a kk,
CABINET md CHiIR. MAKER,
INFORMS the public thar he has taken a
crop opPoii,e Mr.. Robert Boyds near the
head Of Exchauge-nreet, where he has COM
menced the maaufacture of
CABINET YORK,
ia its various branches, He has on hand ben
St Domingo Wood, with which he expects 70
be able 10 manufacture Cabinet Furniture in
the newell ftyle ana il faithful manner
WANTED.
A j)urneyman and an Apprentice TO the
above bu6nefs--tc whom good encourage
ment will be giyan-the boy aged 10 Or rs
years. Neg p.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03
WdNTED.

Two APPRENTICES to me Saddler, Tfar-
l. nefs making and ChaiIe Trimming Bus.
nefs of from A to i6 years Of age--to whoua
good encouragement will be gwen. Apply
10 EBENEZER DAVIS.
Saco, Nov. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03

Portland Hai hEanwaaory.
THE Directors Of the Portlon5 Rsf Manu
EsS7oyy take The liberty to inform the pub
hc IN general that they have for fale at the
Portland Hat Mandatory Ware Houfe in
Middle Rreet, over the fore Of Ms1rs How
and EVANS, large and exteniive aGortmenr
of the
Firit and fecOnd quality Beaver HATS;
Koran ditto
Knapt !: ditto
Canals hair ditto:
Youths Drabb ditto:
Cafes Of any kind can be put up at very
hert notice. The above HATS is warranted
to be of the very bea quality, as the directors
fthe laid factory nave taken the utmoif
pains TO procure the very beit of Stock, and
as good workmen as any in the United States,
and they prelume the faid Hats will be e.
quail to any ever made in tho United States
or any other part Of the world thefad Gem
pany are in hopes that TIE people in general
will give encouragement to fuch valaable
inRiiution.
n. B. Cath and the higheit price given for
ri kinds Of Hating Furs.
WANTED
80 cords dry Spruce, iiemlock or Pitch.
Fine WOOD.
OJ7yLer 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03
CopARTNERsnIp FOR NED.

COpARTNERSIIIP FOR MED.
THE Subscribers respectfully inform
uheir f.oncs and tie public, that titey have
gain commenced business, at tie store
they formerly occupied, under The hrm g
Wil.iam n. 81 G. StocEtsidge,
and have Just received large assortment o.
WFSTINDIA GOODS. Also,
"A large quantity of Cotton Yarn, Ticking,
shifting, &c. wholesale and retail, ~ tfe
prices al which il is sold at the mandatory
WILLIAM X. STOCKBRIDGE.
CALVIN STOCKBRIDCE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03
NOTICE I!


JONAS MILLS, informs lAs friends aud
j the public in general, that he has removed
10 No. J, Jones Row, next door ealt from
his former ftAnd, and he has formed con-
ne6tion in bulinels with Mr. Moles Davis,
under the firm of
Davis & Mills.
They folicit the patronage of their former
friends and connections, and intend TO be con-
family fspPiied with WEST INDIA GOODS,
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, Of the firlt
quality, which they will fell at very frnaII
advance. Cellar under faid fore will be
iupPlied with the belt OF Provi6ons. Coffee,
&c. frcm fun rife TO 9 o'clock in the evening.
MOSES DAVIS,
JONAS MILLS.
n ball perfons indebted TO the late
Arm of J. & E. MINIS, are requelied to make
payment to JONAS Minis, the iurviving part
ner; and all demands will De paid by him at
No :, Jones Row. CIV Nov 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03
BOSTON So HIT
, ns,r " r srl
Adjoining Meflrs. Quincy & Bakers Store at
the lower end Of Exchange -1reet.


]. MAHAN, Agent,
HAS jun received in addition TO bic former
flock,
l8 doz. iuperiine Beaver Hats, wide and mar
row brims, Of an improved make and very
light
cafe of patent fix water proof Hats,
Rorams, Napt aud Cancels hair Hats, by the
cafe or a; retail,
Children's morocco and fur Hats-A large
afortment of men and boys felt Hats,
The BsfoH Hat MerEf,efAriag Company do
manufacture better Hats than any inihtution
OF the kind II the II. s:ates.-Hatters them
ie'ves, fay Il IS f1a The hyperion advan
iages they poheis, and The fupssiO Tor manner
which they do manufacture, can be explained
laiistacforily 20 any perion An hats, which
iel! with the aamP in, will be warranted.
MUFFS GJ TIPPETS.
Sable, Pole Cat, cit, Bear, Mock Sable,
black and brown Genetts. They were man
ufa6tured under my own infpection during
the lalt lummer the fu~ will be warranted
20 be prime, and the work well done-they
are made in the RuAian lile, and az entire
new falhion here ihall fell them a, whole
fale CT retail, cheaper than can be purchaled
ellwhere in the Dit-tt. O9, }.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03

SETH CLARK,
Exeba,ge Street,
LAS juf received an additional afortment
Il Of
Broadciotb5, Kerjsymere5 and Hunters
Cloths,
Of various coors among which are piece
Of luper fuper6ne black, and do. do blue
Wet country Broadcloth-Together with
Trimmings Of all kinds.
lie continues 10 carry on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
on fcaIe adeeu lie TO the immediate eIecu
ton Of all commands entruied to his care,
Portland, on 90. Cf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03

WILLIAM FRANCIS,
HAS FOR SIZE,
100 Bills. Alexandria fuperfne FLOUR,
20 ditto ditto fine ditto,
50 ditto Baltimore fuperGae ditto,
80 ditto Philadelphia dino, ditto,
loo Bbls Pilot Bread, in hne order for ihiP-
ping
Nsy 90 (tD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03
WILLIAM M'LELLAN, INN.

WILLIAM M'LELLAN, jim.
INFORMS his friends and the public that
= he is row opening grea5 aGortmelt Of
SEASONABLE GOODS.
AhO--MUFFS & TIPPETS, and skins to
make them of-conliting Of Sable, Mock Sa-
bic, Bear, Genet and Pole Cst-and Skins for
lining Ihem--aIl of which be will fell cheap,
and invites them to call and Zee, and they
fllall be fuittd with the prices thereof.
PoytLans, O17 %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03

III iubfcriber hereby gives public notice
70 al concerned, tha, he has heeu duly
appointed and has taken upon himfslf The truR
OF administrator on the eltate of
DAVID MAXWELL,
late Of Cape Elizabeth in the county of Cum
ber.and, slariner, decea(ed by giving bond as
the law direCt.--He therefore requefts all
perion, who are iadehsed 70 The fad deceaf
eds eitste, TO make immediate paymeHr and
thoie who have any demands thereon, TO ex-
hiblt The fame 10
WILLIAM MAXWELL.
NJ Ia, 1870. n9)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-03
Benevolent NocfefY.

THE fubieriber hereby gives public notice
= that he has been duly appointed admin
ilirator on the e(ta,e Of
ENOCH JONES,
late Of Bath, in the county Of Lincoln, mer-
ohart, dcceaied, and hs: taken upon himieIf
that tfua by giving bonds as the law directs
lie therefore requefs all perlons who are IN
dehted 10 ,he lad deceaied's elate to make
immediate payment; and thofe who have any
demands thereon, 10 exhibit The fame for leI
tier,ent TO him.
NATHANIEL COFFIN.
Bgt5, Sept. -, 1910. tNl9)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-29
NEpOS.
WAsH1scroN. Tuue %.

W AohlNSAON1 j unC SSs
The dispatches received by the John
Adams corrob,rate the remarks we
lately offered to the public on publish
ing the note of the duo Of Galore, with
the accompanying letters Of Gen raj
Armstrong. In presenting a fuller
view OF the state of our foreign rela.
tons, they shew how little we ought
to expect from the justice of either
France or England, and loudly call
upon us to abandon all partiality for Ell
ther of them. We have long consi-
dered this as the imperious duty OF
our countrymen. In the desperate
game for wealth and power which is
playing on the continent of Europe,
we have seen a total destitution of
principle and disregard Of the rights
or interests of others. The plea of
necessity, ever the watch-word of ty-
ranny, which has been so vehement!y
urged, ought to have convinced us,
that while the present storm continues,
however a treaty might have been
patched up with both or either Of the
belllgerents, it would be either of short
duration, or faithlessly, if not treache-
rousiy, executed. But as credulity is
the last acquisition of an honest mind,
which struggles against it until COM
PEELED by irresistible facts to receive
1t, SO To the honor of the American
people, they have been slow to appre-
ciate the motives of the leading 60
vefnments OF Europe. Honest them
selves, with no ambition but that Of
fairly pursuing their own interests
without invading those of others, they
have cherished the hope that the ag-
gressions committed from time to
time upon their rights would be soon
succeeded by respect for them and
by renewal Of political confidence
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-29

ed to any hostility on the part of the
president to the interests of this state.
or to the, western country in general,
but principally to a belief, that while
the SPaniards are in possession of the
mouth of the river, the navigation Of
the waters of the Mobile will not very
essentially promote our interests, as
they will have it in their power at plea.
sure 20 oostruct our passage TO the o.
cean this opinion, and the fear that
the free navigation of those waters
would have tendency to involve the
United States in controversies with
the Greeks and Spaniards, have be-
iieve, had very considerable influence
IN inducing the president to decline
compliance with our request.
Nat. intelligencer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-29

yHIAiTE'S Correct List of Prizes
~ Drawn in the Union College
Lottery, No. 4, 10 the thirty.ninth
aay inclusive, msy be seen by those
Interested by calling at this Office
Fnere they can examine for them
selves.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-29

On the Sd February official notice was
given to Mr.. Bourne, che American Cor.
sul at Amsterdam, ",hat no American
vessel whatever, would be admitted into
the ports of Holland. Id.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-29
fye1a Nsdiciaes,
DRUGS. P6IYTS ST.

OROGS, F6lW7S, Sc.
TIL !, SEescuoe. has Jaat Rseeived fresh sup.
ply of Msdcines, ID iugs. Pair.,. ps,f,rrsyy
&c. which, added to his forne. sock, esmsIetes
h's assortment, and rendefsit very ext u.ivs.
Physician, Country Ete<e keepers, Hatters.
Painters, and other perfons vsnriny any hing
IN his line, will be supplied OF vesy moderate
tesms.
BEAJ,zINI.V DUAL.
Richmond, June ooh. 1910.
wSwef3t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-29
Also-.--Lot No. 9,

TAKEN up by the subscriber liz
l. wing in Mecklenburg county on
Finneywood, FOUR HEAD OF CAT
TIE; one brindle Gov, with a IL
and woeaen collar on one brindle
heifer with white legs up to the knees
one red and white COW with
young calf, the three first marked with
an 1nderkeel in the right ear and swal-
low fork in the left.
WILLIAM HUNT.
January 3oth, 1910. IL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-29
NH be Sold

.ie Rec'.et; On The Iota day Of July next, soma
ve'y valu6 x is conveyed in said tru.r.
or Sc n.rch hereof IS will be sufficient 10 raise
tie SUE, CT < t58 a,.h inteses. ,hs,enn f-o-,
tse iltb Feb. last, beins the bal.nce due ~,
Michaid ssang Hn account of his purchase.
John Prosscr)
John Satchell : Trustees.
atty. for John Foster.
RiiKfAond, June lstn. 1910. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-29
Sales at Auction.

z virtue OF a deed of 'rust bearing date the
by-e.ssscFs. Pickett, Pollard :ad Johnston, and
idr Richard Young, to sccuse the payment of
~ nanafed pounds due - Nr. Giliey Lewis and
ME- Srs-I.na Leyvisf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-17
10 Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the Subscriber, on
Il 4 Sunday evening last, an indented Apprentice
to ne Backsmith's business, named JOHN JOHN
SON, about 10 years Of age, S feet or8 inches in
to, and peculiar walk Two Of his teeth have been
broken, occasioned by hammer. He bad on when
he went away, striped shirt svansdown vest, black
velvet pantaloons, and short blue jacket and carr-
eel with him, considerable quantity Of other cloath-
ing.
The above Reward, together with all rea-
sonabc charges, will be paid TO any person who will
return The said Apprentice secure him in any jail
and give information thereof, SO that lie may be
brought back to his master.
N. Is. AZ! masters ofvcsseIs, and other per-
are forbid ,.arbouring or employing said a,na
way on penalty of prosecution
GEORGE s. SWEET.
.Jhdtiietown, Dec 10, 1909
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S1maaaes, Jor 1910, School
Books, Stationary, sc.
WANTON & RATHBONE,

at their Ssvs, %, errgery oeenfiedty
Mr.. BExt REYNOLDS, corner ,f -~tef-Nc''ore,
and al he ,tore lately ocenpiedb d M. NATHAxrsL
DEARBoRs, S3, Ihames-sireet,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, FOR SALE,
RICKERSrAFF's, RHODE ISLAND,
IL FARMERS, and THOsIAs's .iL.hf.NACS,
for 1810-hy degrocc dozeyo or single, as cheap as
can be purchased from the publishers.
.Hkso-2OO rcams Csp and Pot No. and
Writing Paper and 2ereams Foolscap Paper, made
in Hartford Con ora superour quality, suitable for
schools, which IAN be afforded SO cents per
less than the ssual price, price. ,
Wsbster's and Aldcn's let, ID, & Sd Parts;
Dabclps Arithmetic Morsc's Geography; PrecrP--
tors Columbian Orators Testamen's ncuohahes'
and school Books of every description, by the dozen
OF ..Bs s"B's sssorsn.sD, OF Family Bibles, with and
without Plates; and one grocc School Bibles, Of an
xcellent cdition,whch win be sold unusually cheap
BLANK BOOKS,
Ofeyery description, constantly on hand, ruled TO
any patterns Playing Cards. by the groce, dozen or
single pack Pocket Books, &c..
The following articles Of London Sta-
nonny, have just come to hand: Z
Few rcains best hot-pressed Nvove Letter
Paper; common Wove do, few thousand Quills
rehKnNesi oest ieau fenchs; ihk-rowaer wa
fers, &c. &c.
They cGer far safr, very general assort-
aeHt Of
BOOKS and STATIONARY,
at reduced pricesCounry Stores, Private Libraries,
&C. furnished the best terms, and at liberal dis
counts.
THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
has received considerable additions of every late and
interesting publication rs also many rare and val,-
able Works. Books loaned by the week, month,
quarter, year, on the usual terms
THE HAT STORE
is furnished with lIArs Of every quality and price,
usually wanted, such Fes, Castors, Beavers, &c.
made in the best manner and warranted not to crack
or fade, and at the lowest possible prices.
PAPER EIANGINGS and BORDERS,
great variety, cheap as usual
Newport, Nov %, 1909
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NOTICE.

MAS sent to me on Friday last, from
w on board one Of the Providence packets.
supposed by mistake, barrel containing STEEL
WIRE. The owner may have it on application to
STEPHEN DEBLOIS.
Newport, Jan. 8, 1910.
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NOTICE.

HE Subscribers, Executors Of tho last VIII and
Testament Of CALEB CHAPPEI.L, late of
sonthkingsto1u, deceased, hereby give Notice, that
they have accepted OF the trust.--Ali persons who
are indebted to said Estate, are requested TO make
payment without delay and those who have claims
be.
H0LLEY CHAPPEII,
FRANCIS CHAPPELL.
Sonhkiagstosvn, Dec. I8, 1909.
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T.dKE NO TIcE.
WHLIAM PEARCE.

Rcshsctfisiiy I.forrrs his friends, ana fhe iaHe-
'THAT tic continues keeping q TAV-
u ERN at his house in the vil!syc OF Uiegerd
town Of Kirxsis.sn. next door to PHiLtP Trt-
rsxcuxsr>, Esq. where the greatest attention viii
be paid 60 those who may please 30 favour MN With
their company, and m.y depend on having We small
est favour gratefully acknowledged.
J rte house may hc well known by as end irpot'
ina sie street, and the signo Of Bunch OF crapcs
Wickf5rd a ~ Oef. Is, 1902
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stiAI SIX monlhs longer is allowed,
Torf tHe Ist efsy sIi,6T,fo st Jcr5vsrS
who have ahy claims against the Estate Of WILLIAM
X. TfiURSVON, late Of Newport, Mariner, must be
rendered improperly attested, otherwise they will
be debarrcd.f
DANIEL VAUGHN, .4dnanisfrasor.
Charleston, g. CO. Nov 20, 1909.
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s. STACNHOUSE's
(.ATU ENvENTED)
PATENT CHURN.

rINtIIS Churn Will work much easier than the com
= mon one; bcsidcs, il has the advantage 81 col
lectng the buttern rolls may also be made any
size, 50 TO churn any quautty the possessor may
wish; and il may be ixedin such manner ;o work
either by hand, water, wind, any other power
Good Cream has often been churned into the best
Duttcr by this excellent and simple machine, in eight
ten mnutcs and deposited in neat producing
an eighth Of the whole butter than in the COM
mon way.
80 The above Chun may, be had of BArEMAx
Moxxo, in Portsmouth, or RosERr 4 NICHOLAS
LAwroS, No. 81 Spriag-frect, Newporf.
August 9 tF
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FARM.

EOR SALE, by the subscriber, a vals
n liable Farm, situated in the town Of Portsmouth,
adjoining that of SAMUEL EEAM, Esqcubo,ss miles
from Newport.--Said Farm contains about 20 acres
of excellent Land Dwelling House, Barn, and
other suitable out Houses
For terms and particulars, apply to
HENRY TEW, on the premises.
Nefrbov. 9Hg. %, 1909.