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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-29
Wake county, near Raleigh,
April "a, 1910.

A dreadful accident occurred aaI.iver.
poel on the 1l'h Feb. Al the parish
church OF st. Nicholas, few moments
before divine service, The keystons Of the
tower gave way, aud the ~. +. corner
thereof ccmpr. sing the ". and Z walls
wit TTne-who'e of the spire came down,
and With treWendous crash broke thro'
the roos falling along tho centre aisle till
itleachA Aear she communion rails, and
in lis faM carrybg With it the whole peal
of bells, the ~. gallery, the organ, the
cleIgyman's readingdesk, totally demoI
ished them. Many OF the congregation
we're buried in the ruin; 70 Of whom were
dug out dreadfoIly nangled,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-29
FROM rus tNDkrnsnssr wac.

THE HOUR OF FRESH.
L LOVE when weary toll Is e'er,
To esss my Mind by care oppres,,
To HE me 90 My fav'rlte bower.
And greet the welcome Hour OF Rest,
There, whilst 4 yisw the SITTING sun
Hume the regions OF the West,
Well pleas d to think my lebour dong,
joyful hail the Hour Of Rest.
The faithful partner of my life So
Appears with smiles, TO make mo h.es.s.
I view with rapture child ard wife.
And well enjoy the Hour of Rests
The moments pass in converse sweet.
And whilst lean upon her breast,
My little pratlsr seems TO greet
With JOY the peaceful Hour of Rest,
When forced by storms the bower to az.
And every warbler seeks its nest.
With me tits still clondless sky,
And still hail the Hour Of Rest.
So, when this transient life Is past.
And cold shall De c ch ihrobbiay trres,
May virtue lead our souls at last.
10 .ternal Hour of Rest.
THEODORE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-29

Remarkable tree--At Tortworth, in the
county Of Gloucestershire, England, there
isa QheSnut tree, which at feet fr ON the
gusssfi, is so feet in circumference. Tn
the r6igu of Stephen this tree was called
the great chesout tree. From THIS cir
cumstance it is calculated the Tree must
have been planted Ia the reign OF Egbert,
ammo SOC aud this calculator is founded
on the supposition that chestnut tree IS
500 years before it is In its prime, conse-
quently 10, fess thaa Que thousand years
old,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-29
'yoo,o:L.ioLLsR PRIZE,

s.. 'soooLoLLsR PRIZE,
Ticket No. 6107 drawn on the 10th inst
in the New York Union College Lottery,
a prize Of 5000 dollars, was sold at G. and
K. Yates truly fortunate lottery Office in
Maiden Lane. about month STAGE, TO a
gentleman in that city. This is the only
prise yet drawn of any noe, though the
drawing is one third over.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-29
N O T / c. E..

TW frisnis of the Sc AMEN whose name,
~ shed below, AID who state tina.
the ems of this United States, impress
sed irish service, aud detained in
ship Liverpool L Plymouth, in Eng
land are requested to furnish This department
with evidence of their citizenship and descrip'
tions oil thsir persons.
Department Of st.,e. May ~, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-29
THEODORE.
IN = L G. E !!

a p TI0N will b, presented
the O. Assesib!y cf virynia a, thar nexe
session. lns FIR ths e. ablisbmest Of an in.-(
spsetion npcco at a Warehouse Just oor,-- I
nenced ON acre of ground lying betw.en1
Gags old OH e and Tste's Tan-Yard. capsbld
ans site possesses every advantage
'y.
May q, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-29
Nrw YoRE, May a.
LATEST PROM ENGLAND.


LATEST PROM ENGLAND.
To the Editors Of the Mercantile Adver-
tissr.
BosroE, May 81.
Gentlemen, :,
/" By the Iris, 'aapsein Conway, arrived
at Salem. O Dublin paper OF April 9Th,
containing London dates TO tue 9th, has
been received. At that tine the city OF
London was iu an uproar respecting the
AFFAIR OF SIR Francis Burtiett, who had not
then been committed TO the Tower, and
refused Ia Weld obedience to tue warrant
Of the Speaker IF the House of Commons.
The Tower guns had been loaded and the
Guards doubled A mob had broken the
w,ndows OF many distinguished minIsteri
.aiIsts and ("rtper riots were expected. A
nttting Of Sir Francis Burdet|s eonstitu-
erts hadibean called,
"sir, Armstrong had engaged pas
sage in private vessel, the John Adams
not affordiDg him sufficient accommodate
1rs. Accounts from Paris 10 London, were
To March 23Ih, Mr. Armstrong had for.
swnrded ieuer 10 Mr. 'PInkney, to which
an immediate answer is required, and TO
its transmission the British government
had afforded facilities. A war was ex9ec-
4. ted between France and the United Sistss,
MIR Morier formerly minister at Con-
sstentiuople) Is apo med by the British go
y.Tpraont 20 succeed Mr. Jackson ss minis
ter TO the United states and the John a..
dams ir!gnte brings out Terms OF sdJust4
,mtntHfr ratification.
on 10 schooner Betsy, Stanley, 100 days
from &heaDt, and a schooner trcln keli,
last frdp Cork, have also arrived al sa-
3em
"A vessel from Alsrers has arrived at
portsmouth"
The port of HavaDBR was officially opeo'
ga 10 ali friendly ana neutral vesse's on the
'2Sth ult. snd the Article OF fioar, which
had been before promoted, was permitted
to be sold.
ExtrAcHpf letter iron bordeaux, 81 A.
priI8lo, to house N Phindelphia.
IS 1'hc greatest part Of the American
saxgees " ized By order Of the French gos
We, nIncnt ia The ports so the Bay OF Biscay,
have been already tran. ported TO Bayonne,
who're pubic sale of them - TO take place
) suHIhe proceeds TO be deposited in pub
N,iic cbge until iurther dispositions. We
hear thS vessels viii share the same fate,
although shis appears yeS nndsternIned'"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-29
+ o r f I G N.
Nsw Yoax, May II.

We learn that Gen. moREAu,- through
fhe in,ercession Of the archduke Charles,
has been invited by Napoleon, to,re,urn
\ toEsance. We believe this is fa0 /;
b. swe do not believe the General will
scc<pt ..he invitntion-he knows Bona
parte TOO well to have any condolences in
him.
Faou CADIz-Ca6. Twelliger, sailed
from Cadiz ON the 18Th of April, at which
time every. thing remained as stated by
former arrivals. Ii was reported that
100 600 French troops were en- their
march from Seville towards Cadiz.-
Ten thousand more British troops were
heurly expected. Twelve sail of British
chips of the line and eight or ten Spanish.
with several frigates and gun briggs we're
.;n the bay together with about so trans
sports. some of whch we're receiving
4. French prisoners for England.
- We have received Cadiz Gezeites
Ghe 10th of April. but they contain no.
dhing.--N. X. Gsz.
Extracted from private letter from vi
emma.
"rhe world is widely mistaken in sup
,posng that the young Archduchess Ma
ria Louisa is about to be led like lamb
to The sacrifice. She was herself the
prime mover Of NapoleoD's marvellous
attachment, the whole ambition Of her
soul having been dir: eted, TO enslaye by
her charms the coUqueSor Of he Universe.
She has succeeded 10 the extern OF her
ambition, and within few days will be
invested with an Imperial Diadsm. AT
this moment she is gay, even to wiidnsss,
but she can be aEseted by various passi.
-ons. have seen her weep; have seen
her frown; & in an ins,ant become mild
and amiaby descending ;in these felc,tI
GUS moments her voice IS facinail6g'y
melodicus, In figure she is little below
the middle size gra ccfully formed I'm the
neck and shoulders, with a complexion
of The most delicate wlateness nose
somewhat Inclined to the Roman eyes OF
she most brilliant blua, and profusiob OF
Ifiaxen hair, that reaches aeariy to tho
,cround her lips are truly Austrian (;
however, when opened by smile, they
discover a set Of teeth, mos; beautifully
arranged, and .exquisileiy whLe. l 'e-
member TO have seen her own 'oTely aunt
taken from her mother in jus, such a
,rans;iory blaze of beauty joyfully ex
specling 10 ell long established throneJ
and afterwards l saw her tall the most
degraded viGtim to her barbarian subjects
ON scEffold!"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-29
Dirglnta Nrgus.
r. 1 c H NJ y N d,
TUESDAY. MAY 90, 1910.

The ridiculous stories in circulation con-
corning Messrs. Smith and Gallatin, have
no athetsuprigin than that of an habituai
hractirs:oI lying, Of which it is utterly i'm
possible ito correct many of the federal
prints. Nhe consultations of the Heads Of
Departments at Washington are as harmo-
nious as the best friends ofths country could
wis. 1t good general rule 20 do,sbs
fora month all fioiiicai s'a.ements H1 the
federal prints; tor, to give immediate Gre
DIT 20 them is. nine times ont of ten1 to be.
coma a dupe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-29

Boston has elected federal host" of
ScRrr-Two members to the legislature.
Bu.. tine reuolican gain says the Chroni.
Gle, is sl NE Boston Host notwlthstand.
'ns' ---
From ~ Neigh ~. c. Star, May .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-29

The port of IJsvaDoR was officially opeu
"a 10 all friendly ana neutral vessels on the
-2S,h ult. aud the Article OF fioar, which
had been before promoted, was permitted
to be sold.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-29
TO THE EDrroas.

Gentlemsn--I beg leave to make your
valuable paper medium for conveying
10 the world discovery of some impor !.
lance to matters ard the domestic manu-.
faeturers of cloth, and ono which is csi,
cuiated to lessen our dependence on for.
elgn countries.
The Chinqaopn blossom an dye
wool, cotton aud thread, deep, beautiful
and du1ae black, at an expence that is
.riHing Rsfpared with a iogwood dye,
and in eysf} respect much superor
Place layer of The blossoms (gsther.
ed in early b!oom) then layer of hats,
yarn, -eotsoos or thread in your boiler /;
add water, and small quantity of cop
psras, and boil the whole. When cool
the ingredients aye to be taken.
have used the above dye for many
years in colouring hats, and both myself
and customers have had every reason 10
be perfectly satisfied with H..
JOHN MORE.
Wake county, near Raleigh,
April "a, 1910,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-29

sei every day the most savag. cruelty
and shameless neglect! Their horses
dragging excessive loads, starved, and
, their FiShers lascerated and raw with
stripes Such scenes Of unrelenting
crueItk 30 frequently committed in our
streets (unnoriced in other respects)
impress themselves on the minds of
| youth, become familiar TO them and
render them in measure cailious TO
those feelings Of humanity that should
ever govern man, in his treatment of
all Gods creation. / would recon.
mend, therefore,
ise. A repeal of.o much of the
law az relates to the whipping of dray-
men when their masters refuse to pay
the Hf4.
2hdly. Rightly to inlict the fines
for ttotting dray horses and mules up
on all masters of draymen so offending.
These masters would then be compel
led to restrain the m from a repetition
ofthe offence, when perhaps now, they
require more loads than can be made
in day withou, violation of the law.
Lastly. Some regulation to pre-
vent acts of cruelty trem being. COM
rnitted, or to punish the perpetrators.
Respecting frauds, it is circun-
stance of much regret, that they are
30 Frequently pracsised and seldom Gf
ever punished. They ought to be
1v'gil ntly guarded against by the In
spectors OF robacco* and Flour, the
| Weigh VI Easter, &c.-And when de-
tected, ought to be exposed & punished
in evrrNinstance.
ARIEND TO HUMANITY.
wT~impositions in putting up
manufactured tobacco and the mock
inspection of this article-sanctioning
Gas itwere the most abominablc fraud,
are highly eprehensible-At the last
March court the grand jury for this
CITY made several presentmenrs upon
this aubject. In one case, it was pro-
vsn that kegs Jared 40 actually weigh
ed 60 ID. and that thus, the manufac-
turer in one sale gained from 6oOo 10
5000 lbs. in wt.ialtho' the 1oto!e passed
/ inspection.
: Massachusetts Election-The town oil
Boston has elected a federal host" oil
5cRTT-Two members to the legislatures
Bu.. tine rdeuolicau gain says the Chront.
! Gle, is slhe Boston Host notwlthstand.
From M leigh ~. c. J Star, May 3
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-29


Two cusss reported in
a northern paper as having occurred in
Connecticut, deserve notice in the
Argus; one stating that a man was
fined in heavy penalty for cruelty in
starving horse to death; the otter
mentions the punishment of an indi-
yidual for fraud, being detected in
throwing tub of water upon a load
OF hay with view to add to its weight.
The main pillar of a republic is the
virtue of its people nothing can de-
base nation, or society, more than
utTeqssnt ac,s of cruelty and fraud IT
|behoves every good citizen, therefore,
TO put Ns. faceagainst them, and check
their pfpgress1
i IS shockisg to humanity to witness
the cruelty Exercised towards horses
aud mules in this city, where, too, they
are SO indispensibly useful. These
poor exhausted animals, with CALLING
loads, are burdened with the addition
al weight of their cruel drivers, aud
forced to trot, in the hottest Ipeather,
and at almost every step, receive a
stripe Of the lash TO goad them on,
beyond their natural pace, and not un /.
frequently beaten about the head
with the butt end Of the whip in the
mosSiwanton and savage manner. 1t
is notehiy cruel aud angrateful thus
to d6ase this noble animal, so service
able % man, but such treatment in a
very short time destroys the poor beas',
to the prejudice of its owners interest.
Interest, therefore, pleads equally with
humanity, for the bester treatment OF
dray horses Z nglesi &yetwish what
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-29

minister Gen. Armstrong, IL rePuo-
Ilishdd in this days Argue. This in
sulting note, which has only now been
officially received by our government,
and of the authenticity of which we
heretofore had some doubss, shall be
properly noticed in our next.
" Give uata Ceasdr the Things 10hich
ore Caesars"
1t is to be hoped, as the federalists
claimed all the merit of opposing the
embargo, that they will receive all the
credit accruing from the consequences
ofthe repeal of that act as well As from
the repeal of the late nen intercourse
law, which is nothing more than they
honestly deserve.
First, then the repeal of the emhar-
go has been the cause (by suffering our
ships TO pu, to sea) Of the seizure of
about seven millions worth of Ameri-
Can property, which in Europe may be
worth about ten millions OF dollars.
Set that dosuH to the credit Of the feae-
rQHsts.
Secondly; All the property that has
been lept to the continent of Europe
since &e repeal of the non-intercouse
lazy, &iA cerAinly be seized and con-
fiscated'by TIE French government
Set that aouva to the credit oftte fede.
raiisfs: nor forgetting Mr. RaadoipA's
share.
As the federal party continue to de-
serve these credits, we shall not fail to
make memorandum of them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
NEW EDITION OF THE
MAINE SPELLING BOOK,

JUST pubhiked, containing variety of
words accented and divided, with moral
and entertaining Lotions, Tables, &c.-To
which is added Geographical doicription Ct
the United States IN general, and the D,ltfict
of Maine 10 particular.
Notwithstanding the number of School
Books of this Description in print, the Mzine
Spelling Book is in general ufe, and highly
approved of in the Schools throughout this
Dillrict. Ic many refpects, is better calculated
for inisruetion, than any other Spelling Book |;
being cheaper, and ssyrss!y printed on gspd
faper containing agreat variety of Lef1ons
in Spelling and Reading; and the arrange
n1ent and divihon of the mater is fuch as
greatly to k6ea TIE tabor Of the matter, and
facilitate the progt Is Of the learner in ac-
curing the rudiinents of the Englh language
The above Book may be had in fleets by
the hundred or thouiand, or bound by the
grofs, dozen. or Jingle, atthe Book fore. Of
ESAAC ADdHS & STEPHEN PAT7-EN,
Ey6 Street, Portland, on advantageous TERMS
Sold alto, by CHARLES METcALr, BIB
JoHE BATsoN, R9faDSfs-ELssfzL GoonALr,
Hsllorsag, aud by Traders in the Country.
De-. II. (3m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

TINE Pfoprie,ors Of Uios HEs,f are here
= by notified that their annual meeting
WI be held at Mrs. Cbass,i1s5 Tavern, ia
PoytLrn5, on the irR Tueiday IN January next,
at o'clock, p. NJ. wien they viii act upon
the following articles -
Ilt-To choofe Moderator
2c-To cboofe Clerk 70. the year cnfu.
ing and fuch O her officers AZ they may Judge
neceaa v so manage heir affairs
3d-To receive accounts a.! allow the
zane II they think proper
4h-To fee ifthe fropriercrs will vote srY
III . or fums " money 70 I've asfsffed to def. sy
any erpenees thai may be incurred in man.
aging their a.lnrs or improving the in,ereli
OF Fad prop 'esors-snd grneraiiy 70 at 90
AZ matters thar they fh NJ iuIge neceii4ry for
H.. infe-e!s OF the ccrc~rDed
THOMAS WEBS En-, iDsee,ir.srs czst.
Pa tsnd. Do IL, 1859 fIS}
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

10 se JsHby a,dsr IF Cent, 81 HEDNESBx41-,
be sip y JonAa,y rtrf, at eFe1rn e'elosk IN
ftf fo,taoo1, al tn DrrsErg HUE # MR..
Ciaeina Mino: ia D4a,f,sb fsses,
A Ii the REAL ESTATE whereof 7g0y--
az Mat, late of Portland, gentleman,
died feIzed and poIefIed, excepting ,llss part
thereof which has been fet CT for the widow 6
dover. sad Real Eitate ccnGtls of Dwesi-
ing Houie and Lot On laid Dssfe,f5 Rect, a
Honfe Lot adjoining the fame, with Barn
thereon one half OF Store, Wharf ard
Flats, owned 40 company with the heirs of
Barzillsi Delano; enc hundred ac-es Of Land
in New Portland one Pew 10 81 Paul's
Church. dise---iwo io.s Of Land, aud aStore
In Bangor, on pencLfco River, and The re-
verfiou of tie w,t.4sws dover
At the fame tim. and place viii be fold ten
SHARES in The Stock of the Usaeg Marine
ard Fire Issnra7ee Cenpasy. A gnsTe particu-
lar defcripsicn of the prenifes, together with
abe conditions OF tale may be known on ap-
plcation TO the tubfcribers, administrators en-
laid Enate, or 90 DAkIEL TucKzs, their
attorney. LaRISSA MiNOf,
WILLIAM MINOr.
Portland Dr. iS, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

I n RESPECTFULLY informs the funiic mar
| II he has fsr fale, a, biz Store bottom q f3fo
Street. j few doors from Mcisrs YIN = D1-
Il, ;, a general afolimeri II
| UIsF-mdia Gods and Gfoeeriss /;
among which are the following j
50 hhds Turks Hand SaiE-4o iuin'ais Osis
Dumb Table Filh--50 quinsals Polloak run
-Cogniac and sPanilh Brandy ohanas
and american Gin ef India and new
EnyIazd Rum Hyfon, Young Hyion, hyion
skin, Scuchong and BoheA Teas, urn qu@li'y
White and brown Havanna Sugar--Alar-
UNIQUE Coffee hocolate-Gihger--
Allp,ce-- Pepper--Muilard and Cloves -
Freih Cak and Box Raifns--2o bbls treth
Suoer6ne New York Flour Sea-lland and
Georgia Cotton--Loaf and Lump Su5@t--
( hhds frft quality Recalling Mo,afies-- tig'
Pigtal and Smoaking Tobacco general IL
fortment of Iron Ware--IroE and ltcel Shos
vels--a few Oaks tower proof Powder
Brunfhun Patent Shott--indigo
Redwood and Fulilc Alum and CoFPeras-
together with a fmsll afortment of
ENGLISH GOODS;
which he offers for fale as cheap as can be OBJ
tsined in this town or Bottom.
n. B. Families that buy Teas from this
Store, may depend on It's being the very brit
quality, If it is not they are welcome 10 return
it; and receive their money again.
Of Dee. IL, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
NOTLcEt

II & A. vINToN, agsia requen all per-
= ions in1eoted 10 ti.eln 10 make inlme-
date es,erent. As they are cioiing buiinefs IN
to@n, the neceiEiy Of having every demand
ei:her paid or pot inio he hands Of an As.or :
my for collection, lnah appear obvious 10 all !;
aud as nothing but the ictilement OF their
accounts now detAirs them here, enc "a the
other mutt be done 7sry sSsa. Ali pesfons
wsthing to comply with this requell, aud
thsrel.y avoid azneceaary ,roub'e K enPeaie,
may inI them ar the CommiTion Store Of
Capt. RIcaAsD MoTIEr, bottom of F.ls f,ett
or the Houle II Visros, Feis,ai f,st, near
the Friends Meeting Houie.
DEE IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

To Be jsid az lsati0a, BY ordr Of Sa-sDel ,sr7sss
Ta5gs II Probate for fbs C0usty oyf Crmbs land,
a tbe DSrsilig Hsnis IF tie f1ltssitu IN Gyr-
t4a, On 7'JESD-d1- tie fsfesai6 day IF Jas-
nary n. A. 1910, at 0.sioek IN f5e forenoon,
A LII the PERSONAL ESTArE of Ser ssi
a Wbfzssrs, late of Gorhasa, decsaled, con-
filing of one yoke Of Oxen, one Hcrie,. three
Cows lone Heifer, feven Sheep, together With
Farming U,enlls and, Hsufehoid furniture.
JOEL WHITMORE, Asrr. :
"a Ia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
OIL 81 CANDIES.
Bachelor Huhey,

Bachelor HuiIey,
o.fP.itt The Zad'ar CBisf EGfres,
LAS for fale, on Reasonable terms,
AZ 1876 boxes SPERMACETI CANDLES,
A caiks SPERMACETI OIL,
of an excellent quality.
NIB The ben of SPERNzdCETT OIL.
fold for one dollar per gallon
Cufomers are respectfully requeifed 20 CAL
at the hgn Of EusssY u WISsLcw.
lyov. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

LIKE MOIh.E y

To BE- Ioli At PAI!.e Tsn9as, al tbz bonfe Il Adj
ans Merrill, ~ FainoH ID, on THURSDAY,
tie sib day IF .1onnayy aerf,
A LII the PERSONAL ESTATE lately be-
Il longing 10 the fsd AGams, conFifting Of
Houfehold Furniture, Stock, Hay, and Fam.
ing Usenlils Of ailnol every kind, aud one
Pew in the new Meeiing-f1onfe.
A liberal crSiit viii be given, aud articles
of fale made known al the time and place.
ROBERT "A. MERRILL.
FaizoaiL .Des. IS, 1859
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

THE Friends Of Gorge Ptst, mariner, loit
from on board la,p IBsues, N'a.bsris!
Wbitfsmsrs, mater, on her psflage from Bar
BADGES TO Portland, may receive his wages x
effects if duty authorized, by applying 20
c.. WHIT 1MORF.
No. IL, Uri9s W5atf Dec is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
Penobfcot Bills at Par.

EoR Sale, the Brick Store lately owned ~
4 Mr. Thomas Webier, nearly oppohte The
Regi(try of Deeds. AJlo, one undivided
fourth part OF Union Hall, 70 called--being
the fame that was la.ely owned by Mr. iona.
than Stevens In payment for which Psnob.
foot Bills will be received ar Par. For par
ticuIars enquire of
PRFNTIsS MELLEN
De-. rs, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
WORTHr or OBSERYA7ION-

nuRI 10 notice is hereby given to all per-
j fans Indebted 10 the inb.cri5er, either oy
No,e. or Book Accounts, 10 cal! spoh MN
Immediately and make payment a ne mas =
- concentration 70 make removal 10 lone
o,bar MAGE and tLoie who do not comp
,,,;,h his reauea, will without further notice
have their demands left with All Attorney iof
collection.
And The fubfcriber. hereby offers for fale,
his ZEAL ESTATE, confilting of one Farm,
ftbe fame on which he now lives,) containing
twe hundred and twenty acres OF excellent
land. and in high fare Of cultivation, lying
on the County Road leading from NorthyAr-
mouth Fails, through New-Clouceiter, INTO
the country, about three miles from the head
of the tide, with the Buildings Handing on
the fame, viz one two tory 1cu'e, wen mn
iihed iulide and out, very convene3s, Win
OUT buildings, and good Store, one COW
Houle. very good, together with three Barns,
all in good repair. Said Farm y well waterea'
and comfortable quantity OF wood Handing
on the fame-and faid place Is an excellent
ltand for Public Houie.
.Ays--Asout fourteen acres or excellent
Land in North Yarmouth, in the fore lide,
10 called with large Store ftand;ng on the
fame; together with Sait-W orks, snd good
Wharf, with a Fiji Yard, very convenient
to carry on the iiihing Duiineis, as well as
other navigation
HI Fiaf of two Rory Dwelling Houie
in the ,owI of Gray, near The corner 30 cali
ed) with a good fpot foE garden--aH OF
when he VIA diIpoie of or reaionaoie terms,
altogether, or either of iaid parceis teParate
as VII beit accommodate the purehaiers.
An5 yo-About three hundred quintalS
Of good Cod Filh--For further particulars
pieale 10 ca4 upon the luoicriber a. North
Yarmouth.
THADDEUS ROBBINS.
Dreexher rs, 1905.