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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-11

carhs or raust suffer we must again iScnse
esslrssIyss 4 one shsls for spslsoais lessrs
snined % kick us wheneser he can gss Stnss
AYempst adopt the wise measures 81 the
iswisas ssys sf Moptieeila .orw We are ruined.
Iapeher words ne must bise clf our own no.
ses, or the great, The mighty, ths universal
eHpssor and KiRg, win bite them OF Tor us:
Is this the language % Americans { We say
not-- u is the language Of Frenehmen and
and every true hearted American ought to
beware of such language. L has already
nearly destroyed the national shsractcr, and
il some other language Is not soon spoken by
the people, the american nation viii be an
initiated. -
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-11
FOR SALE.

A s.ropg WAGON snd TEAM, part
Mules and part Hopes, with Harness for
Ave, One third Of .ths purchase money, be.
ing paid, q credit Of two and iour months may
be kad ioF the remainder, giyiag negotiable
notes with an approved sndorser Apply -
,DsvM ,Hatkias, Of Strawberry Hill, orto
(. .... Is, William Haytshorne.
9Th mo 90. iawSWp
0 HOGS ofs goodbreed for sals-al-
% GREEN CLOVER, q 5sese $bassss.
per hundred Weight. 4
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-11
Twenty Dol larss eIvayfl D

ID ANaANEAE, Aptii q, @ To- ss1ss u
~ subscriber living sssar ~ gltiet5
rCourt House, MsFyland q Glpck fetos.
ed TOM, bst I mak6 10 doubt bul 81 ~
change hissnatne; he fl 3 C or 81 yesss Nh
ages $ feet 3 Or . iDchea ligh, .cipnsn SisdsS
he 3has . scar on his forehead ana 4 sseaasa
on bis right loot between his soes kis,
fore teeth stand wide. He teok with him 8.
black and white spotted dog slphoeyst tatss
iap said fellow and ssc6res him: % th6t gst
him again shall receive the above ~ saf 20
: .e,. q Thomas Caagett,
B., Massers .of ysssels and others aFt
cautioned againss harhorins or esFrying pR
said feilbY. = ~ !, Is. }
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-11
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fUST Received, q few bund8d ,Rsunts ,ss
y Il ,irst quality MApa And foe sale
So. AsyAG.HAA4aseNyse.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-11
M IIf&

That part of me- cxabs &
tiled for sale az phi Tic eslGE s
shis DIV, having been difpol 4!
.of q private ar Vic isle sill
not take place - $
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-11
ltVheIe, RaE SNar.sys and ,EigAts, els7jfis
..r'. cts II the abeus Lottery.
!" ron SALE sY ,.,at
p, r. Gray, ,Ksag,jarsst.4

Where information a. 70 thss fsts. Of al
tickets sold by him will DO given gtstis.
Prize tickets In the Union College, Loltett
taken In payment for tickets In thjs esssfy
MAY II. -, 80 Ns2l~s-,3 ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-11

Il. 81 d
",Tas AmsrseaHs are wiiAS.t jEsf nsIii'r0I
'ritws, without Asnsr sna withoHi sssrSy.p
Dye DE CGSoRE.
When xsSead The pitirul winnings Of the
isadinS Semoetadc,papers relative @ our To-
reign FslAtioas, we .ate aIH,cs. persuaded to
believe the abovs very Seafrsl rdpscach % Be
true. Notwithstanding the conduct Of Bona
pArss, which he, moot lillhGaI Of HE friends
eanH"sjssslEy, nOCwlshssandlng his Inability,
% hiars us. sasspt n bis euH pcrss, still
our ssmOssasg fsil down and worship him -
Visa sksrs svsr sasA i.iatustiOn We can-
nee goto war RiGA Francs. ssy. thsY..H we
80 St'wAr with DsnaPagss..Ns shAllbs as
YseSkA SII shs werlal We can then have
~ trads y The spatpsnt |! we aSis sas.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-11

The drawing Of the above lostery.will eovns
menee on the first Monday IN SertsnsSss
nest, and will b. completed q sixteen dsssts
ings. 'h. - ~, \
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-11

tts lits election for GOVERNOR IN Massa-
.,zSy.,s, Sr. Casc aaa sCSs VOTES, and
d, s:eery 1e, S II Scaeesing, Iss 100 BY
.Aica i. ssRsafs ilast ss Gerry $ eons,isu:
,i,aul lptlofitY iss is4 1.-The PlSraliiy,o f
Mr.. Gerry = over Mr Cores votes. s,4sa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05
LINCOLN, &. February, IS, 1910.

Taken BY Executi7n, and ID Be JSH at
Public Au6ian at the Stare Of Iaac
ibbefs, in Lisbm, on Saturday the
t1ventyt ourtb day yf March next, at
one Sftbs ckack IN the atfeyno9n,
a LII the right in equity Of Redemption
Z which Jededi1h Moulton has in. and 70
the following Mortgaged Real EGsfe Il uated
IN faid Lisbon, and bounded and de.cribed az
follows, 10 vii on Bowdoin Road 70 called,
and on land of Thomas Ham, and on land Of
Robert Coombs, and the Road tina leads from
Little River 10 Samuel Tibbits Ffs contain
ing twenty 81 acres, and two thirds Of an acre,
and Is the fame on which the faid Jedediah
Moulton now lives, with all the buildings
privileges and appurtenance, thereto belong
ing. JAMES DlNSA1ORE, Dep. SIT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05
COMMERCIAL NOTICE

THE Undersigned His Daniih Maj@nys
Charg Des Affairs and Conlul General
to United States, avails hmself Of his me
thoc 10 inform the Merchants Of the Uniie ed
States, trading to the Danifh dominions, that
he has received inftru6fions from his Govern
meat 70 furniih the American vefles trading
to Danifh ports, with acertica'e the ohjecf
OF which is to prove that the pafport and The
other papers relative 10 the fhip As well a. the
cargo, given by the requihte American author
tiles, are genuine and correct Similar Cert
6cafes will, on application, be given by his
Mzjeny's ConfuI at New York, aud by the
Vice Confuls in the other States Thefe Ger
ti6cates will be demanded at all the Daniih
Cuffom houfes previous 10 the admifion of the
veflel to gu entry, from every American veiIe!
that fhal arrive with cargo taken on board at
an American port, and which fhall have clear
ed after The publication of this notice.
PR. Petersen
DaSj6 CO.isiase General at Philadelphia, .JsnHs
- "a, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05

THE creditors Of the eflate of FRAZIER
GORDON, late Of Portland, in the coun-
~ Of Cumberland, mariner, deceafed, and all
concerned, are hereby notified, that James
Kimball, and Lucy his wife, as ilie IS admin
iftratrix on the effate of faid deceafed, has er-
hibited TO me their account of administration
on iaid eifate, and that the fame will be coR-
hdered az a Probate Court to be holden at the
office Of John rockingham, Efq in Portland,
on the fourth Wednefday Of March inf az
10 O'Clock A. M. when and where they may
appear and .how caule, if any hey have, why
the fame ihould not be allowed.
SAM. FREEMAN, JSske Of P,osate.
Mareb J 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05

To BE- ed by ordsr Of Csurt, at the
dlceifng-bonte gf Ebcnezer Kellock,
m,sb5iier in EshEitb, on the third
day Of AprH next, at one Of The cleck
IL re Afternoon,
ONE half Of Dwelling Houfe and lot of
- Land on which the fame itznds, lying
aud being At place called sacarappa. in faid
Falmouth, IN common and undivided, and
fuhjed to mortgage Of about twenty dollars,
Il being part or all the Real Eftate OF WILL
lam Conant, late Of faid Falmouth. decezfed
or 70 much thereof a will be necei1ary TO pay
the iulf debts of iaid Conant, with incidental
charges. PETER TEACHER, dds'r.
D1grsb 4, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05

THE iubfcribers having been appointed BY
= the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Eiq Judge OF
Probate for the county of Cumberland, 10 re-
ceive and examine the claims againit the Eff
tate of JOSEPH SAWYER, late of Durham,
in faid county, trader, deceafed, hereby give
notice that further time Of two months from
the date hereof has .een allowed by faid
Judge, to the creditors, 70 bring in their claims
and tina, they will attend that fervice at the
Houfe of Bs,na5as StyOut, innholder in faid
Durham, on the laft Saturdays in March and
April next. JOSIAH BURNHAM,
SYMONDS BAKER
february IS, 1870 (Ma5J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05

To the Honorable the Supreme 1udi-
ciai Court, now holden at WIIfcaDst,
4Oitbin and far the county Of Lincan,
September term, II. ID. 1900.
HUMBLY SHEW-Ebenezer Thorndike,
and Ifrsel Thorndike, of Camden, in
faid county, yeomen, that they are intereiied
as tenants in common with perfons TO your
petitioners unknown, in LOT No. twenty FIVE
in Fale furvey of the town Of Camden, in
faid county, containing one hundred acres Of
Land, more or leis, according 10 the plan and
furvey of iaid town-The faid Ebenezer in
the following part or fhare of faid lot, viz
one undivided half part, and the faid Itrael
in one undivided eighth part of fad lot
Apd tha. they are deiirous of having parti-
ton thereof, and of holding their REFLECTIVE
flares in feveraIty. Therefore they pray this
Honorable Court 70 caufe partition to be
made, and thar their flares aforefaid be Get
off, that they may hold and pofeis the fame
In feveralty, according to the law in fuch
cafe made and provided.
BY their Atty. ERASTUS FOOTE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05

TO b. ioid ty order Of he JEtys sf Probate, ef
Hill, Je. IN AM fsr TIE essafy " Csnbr~iaaS,
at he Hos't Of Icfi4h Shaw, iva5Oidsr "a Cor
BAN, on R'adssttay re trpeHfy + II day IF Msre5
next 81 siesn e'e'sci il fbs fo>esooH,
"A Number Of law & mifcel aneous BOOKS,
among which are feveral Of the frff~ le-
gal authorities, and of the beff Engifh writers
A5S-Sundry articles of Wearing Apparel.
together with few articles Of Furniture
AT the fame time and place will be fold,
likewiie, the Building oppo6te the fore of
Sewall Lancafer, which was Occupied as am
Attorneys Office, By Som4<i WBifnore, jun.
deceafed the above mentioned property be-
ing the perfonal eitate of faid decealed.
Mareb 5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05

cannot well dismiss the subject Of gene.
gal ruth, without noticing Two particular
branches, which, though implied in the pre-
ceding remarks, yet deserve more distinct
consideration. These are sincerity and fGel-
zy. Their indispensable Importance to the
due administration of government, none
Will deny. Beginning then with the first,
sincerity let US observe, that it - opposed TO
hypocrisy in all its camehon-like colours,
and serpentine forms and contortjons. In
stead Of making any mere professions of pat
rlotism. or political friendship, it is rather
CAUTIOUS about frequent and full express
SION OF this sentiment, at least in words,
even when most genuine and ardent. For
me existence of this, as well as every other
nrtuous affection, it directs you TO the ten
"ur OF a mans conduct, as the only test that
San Justify the smallest dependence.
Infatuated treelnen ! il this be not a soil
m-How long shall we see you content
ga 70 iced upon The bgeath Of false hopes,
AM empty promises, dislled and served up
2! the pretended friends Of the people"
1--we you not heard Boosting enough OF an
enthusiastic attaehment to your interest, to
Pai y'a aaon your guard But, torb -ar -
't.s wsssA.l aowey1F greAl the temptation,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05
Commonwealth of Mafachuletts.

Commonwealth of Mahachufetts.
LINCOLN, e.
lit the Supreme judicial Court, begin,
and baden at WycaDet, 7ritbin and
far the county Of Lincoln, on the Thu d
Tuetday Of September, in the year 3,
our Lard, 1909
ON the Petition zferefaid, Ordered, that
the petitioners pabl,ih an a,telted copy o.
their pettioH, and this order thereon. four
weeks fucceiEvelY in the Portland Gazette
the Ian publication to be thirty days at lean
before the Supreme Judicial Court TO be hol-
den at Wifcahet, within and for the county of
Lincoln, ON the 6rlt Tuefday of June nert,
that all perions interefed in faid petition, may
then and there appear, and thew caufe, If any
they have, why the prayer thereof hould nor
be granted
A true copy-Atteh,
EDW. p. HAYMAN, CLERK.
Marsb 8 "A rU
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05
Cobayfnerbip Formed.

THE fubfcribers having formed a connec-
= ton in buiinsfs under the firm of
Bailey & Cram,
and have taken the fore lately occupied by
Mefirs I. & A. Vinton, No. & 4, Jones
Row, Fore and Fifh-ftreets; where they Of
fer for fale a general anortment of
NJ. L. Gosds and Groceries
which they offer on as Reasonable terms as
can be purchsfed in Portland, for Cath.
JOHN BAILEY, Jun.
NEHEMIAH CRAM
N. Ball perfons having any demands
againf the fubicriber, are requeited to call as
above and adult the fame; and all thoie in
debted are requelted to make immediate pay
ment. NEHEMIAH CRAM.
Portland, MayeJ 2, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05

The inigni6cance and low ribaIdry of
|" Candoy," in the last Argus, has fhieded him
from notice this week-We trust |" Honesfus"
has too much magnanimity TO heed the e,oaiing
of sucb bi,d,.
We have received fome illusions of poetry
from the east-A press of other matter COM
pels us to defer its publication till our next.
Our readers shall next week be instructed
with an argumentative and forcible essay from
I" . Citizen"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05

Exfya3 effbe Royal Ordinance, datei 5tB u May,
1905, ,ePesiag coajaiar Ct,tjfsafes IF Heaitb.
sre-,on.a OUR ConfuI and Vice Con-
- - - fuls IA the. feveral ports of
the U. S. being authorized to grant on requeft
Gmiar Certificates of Health to American vef-
iels or others bound from the u s. TO our ports,
and other ports Gtuated on the Baltic. No
vefel arriving from the u. s. after this cur
Ordinance has been duly publiihed there, will
be admitted to practice, altho' they may bring
clean Bills of Health from the proper authori
ties, without they are provided with Confu-
lar Certificate as aforementioned.
Thofe acting contrary to this our Ord-
nance, will be treated as fufpected of contagion
and will be fubjecfed to the treatment ordered
in the regulations for quarantine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05
SALE POSTPONED.
For Sale at Auction.

For Sale at Auction,
On the 7otb day Of March next, at
II o'clock, a NJ. on tie preml,ss, If
not prsviogly dy39sd q at priDats
Jak,
THAT Real Faate formerly owned and
occupied by Caleb Randall, including the
reverhon of the widows dover, fituated on
fouth eide of Cumberland Street, conhlting Of
Houfe, 40 feet by 20, one half fihiihed,
with garden fpot, and good well Of wafer.
Whoever may with 70 purchafe he above
eftate, may inquire AZ this office for further
particulars. Feb Q6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05

THE fubfcriber hereby gives pablo notice
l to all concerned, that she has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herfeIf the fruit
or Adminiltratrix on the estate OF
RICHARD KELLY,
late of Portland, in the county of Curlher-
land, mariner, deceased. by giving bond a. The
law directs-She therefore requests ali pesicns
who are indebted TO the faid decessed's eElare
70 make immediate payment; and thoie who
have any demands thereon, C exhibit The fame
10 SAN4AH KELLY,
Fab. 20, lsto. lAf5J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05
THOMAS RIJNFI.S.

Who informs his friends ard the public
that he has for iaIe, Al his jilop Fo,e, fret.
Seamen's Cioaths Of all kinds, neat ard we'll
made-Cloths Of different kinds and qualities
"A general afloftment Of gentlemens, ladies'
and chidren's SHOES, of all descriptions.
LiAerr5s-A few par of Boots--Chefts -
Books Hats, &c
Portland, FEB "a, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05

TO 70 grow warm but rather 10 preserve
the calm and deliberate manner with which
this discussion was commenced. My only
view has been, in this paragraph, to impress
the idea, that the very hustle and fever of
public spirit affords rational ground for
suspicion.
Scarcely any thing is more obvious, or Of
,ener made the subject Of remark, than tho
fact, that a hypocrltical friend is worse than
an open enemy. When an adversary takes
the field before our eyes, we have fair OPP
portunity for providing the means Of defence.
But, the man who SPEAKS oeaceabLy to his
neighbour, ssLfle scar is IN his heart, may do
incredible mischief, before his conduct shall
excite the smallest alarm If this subject
possess great * manifest importance in the
limited affairs of individuals, what interest
must it gather from being applied to the
concerns of society Deception is the same,
IN Nature, whatever be the circumstances
which accompany it, but is more or less en-
HANGED by the difierent consequences which
1T inv lives Now it is easy 10 discover, that,
where multitude are deceived in the high
est OBJECTS CT their present existence, the
result must be far more pernicious, than
cases which affect merely the commerce of
private life. The illustrious king of Israel
often experienced the malignant nature OF
hypocrisy in those who surrounded his per-
son and throne. He was disguised in con-
tempiating its hideous image; he suffered
from feeling lis destructive Influence. He
has left portrait OF his mind on the occa-
sions, for the instruction of posterity. 1t is
calculated TO excite just adherence of that
monster composed of Hattery and falsehood
and gives at the same time lively impress
sion of The amable and sublime virtue, sin.
cerity. "For it was not an open enemy that
reproached me, then ! could have borne it,
neither was it he that hated me, that did
magnify himself against me, Il n would
have hid myself from him. But was thou,
man, mine equal, my guide, mine &C.
quantance We took sweet cou sci togeth
er, and walked unto the housC of God in
company. Tie words of his outh were
smoother than butter, but war Was in his
heart ; his words were softer than oil, We,
were they drawn swords. Bat thou, o God
A shall, bring them down into the pit of de
struction, bloody and deceitful men shall no,
live out half their days" RECLUSE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05
TAKE NOTICE 4

a LII perfons indebted to the fubfcriber by
More or Account, longer than fix months
ftanding, and all Notes due, if not paid with
in thirty days from this date, will be left with
an attorney tor collection without referve.
JEDEDIdH DOW.
PSrtkanS, Mareb S, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05

cessa-y to crush it ~ nnce--And II was de-
stroyed almost without friend conclude
with observing that the sentiments have
expressed in this and a Former cUnInunlca
ton, are offered without prejudice or par
tiaiiiy for shall not gain d lose one cent By
the passage Of tire proposed law
HONESTUS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05

The following communication, in answer
to a late writer III the Gazette, on the sub.
ject of LusoLrent debtors, was prepared in
type tor our last p~per-but by reason of
an unavoidable accident, however, did not
appear. And were it not for a recent
.fasse, i'yfaanmatory and abusive publication,
should have been glad to apologize for its
omission one week longer. We would
just remark, that our former determines
ton on this subject, must be strictly sd-
hered to.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05

o. We are authorized IN saying that the
sentiments advanced in two communications
in the last Freeman's FrieHt, relative to an
insolvent act, are BY no means CO incident
with the feelings and opinions Of the insol-
vent debtors Of this town. Theydeprecate
the idea OF such heavy charges as are 5ro't
forward against our Legislature and many
respectable gentlemen Of the Federal party
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05
TdKF NOTICE I

THE futfcriber takes this method 10 in
form all thofe that tie has demands a.
salnit, either by note or account that he will
allow them thirty days from date 70 cal at
his fhoP, Fore itreet, Portland. and pay them,
otherwife they will be left with an attorney
for roIloyl,,c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05
TAKE NOTICE ~

A LII perfons indebted to the fublcribers,
"A either by note or account, maf. and are
requested 70 call and pay their debts on or
before the I'm day Of June asst, or they will
poltivsly be left with an attorney for collec-
ton, without determination.
]. & A. CARTER.
Maysb S, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05
STPATED

a Dark red COW, Of midling fze, with
the ends Of her horns fawed off, Any
Perfon finding and returning her, viii be lib
orally rewarded by
CHARLES & JOHN FOX.
M0cI S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05
BEEE.

500 Bbls. Mefs, No. and 8 BEEF,
200 half bbIs Mefs and No. | BEEF
For fde at No 2, Central Rorv---by
Jofhua Richaidlo
Fsb. 76:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05

WE the fubfcribcrs, having been appoint
ed BY the Hon. SiIas Lee, Efq Judge
Of Probate, for the coanty Of Lincoln, TO re-
ceive and examine the claims Of creditors 60
the elfate of
STEPHEN FOSTER,
phyhcisn, late Of BrIftoI, deceafed, reprefen-
red inioyent, do hereby give notice, thar fix
mouths are allowed 20 laid creditors to bring
in and prove Their claims, and that we fhall
attend that fervice AZ the Houfe of James
Drummond inn. IN Briifol, on the lafl 1uef-
day IN February, and the lat ,Tucfday of the
four following months, from one till fix O'Clock
M. JAMES DRUNIMOND, Guu.
RICH. JONES
F.5yu5vy 10, 1870 (4w) (Az5
4 he fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
To all concerned that she has been duly
ap 2onted and has taken upon herief the trust
of AdInini9ra,rix IN the ettafe of
Nathaniel Bennett,
late os New @ oureaer. 10 The county Of Cum
heriapd. YeCman, decesfed. hy giving bond az
the law directs. She therefore requests All per-
ions who are irdeh.td % izid deceafed eltare,
to make immediate payment and thofe who
have any demands iher con, 10 exhibit the fame
10 HANNAH BENNEJ At.
Feb. rs, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05
@arrlen.

In Corham, Mr.. Ephraim FroR, to Mrs
Elizabeth Bradley.
In this town, by the Rev. DR.. Deans, Mr.
Benjamin Emmons, of Bath, to Mifs Srdan
Stevens.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05

ZAcHARIAH MARsToN, being properly au
thorized, will grant the above Certificates, or
applying to HIM at No 2, Control Ro-p, For.
Sneef. PORTLAND. Mareb 5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-05

We have this day given the whole Of the
REPORT of our Legiilaiure-If any perion
wifhes TO know the ientiments Of the patriotic
Representatives of Mafiachufetts, this Report
will fully innrud him.