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MA RIED, On the 300 ult az Avcnhill, I f
terson county, by the X v'd Mr. Hill, Dr. Chayk .
Iocte OF Amelia, TO the lovely and mucn admired
H''S Sarah W Iayior of Southampton
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LuwArtc Hosp1rAL,
H'iHansbutg, ,

WiHiamsburg, TaiV 5h. 1910
NJ Office - lie cells ~ tic male apsr,nen
= ' being now fuii oi patients, none others can
ne received, until there may be yacan les, 0
which the public will be notified
By oyde, q Tie Cart Of Directors,
Wm RUSSELL, CLERK
July II. q,
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u The RdmJouiHrt Decree forbids US 10 en-
ter Ms Ports of Trance &c But its assign
g'2RHdS Ue go"e. The Of Lot M,Dcn, 1899
nus VIH'Shed Thus, all tue restIictlons chuyg
ed against US, IN the preamble, are no more .
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uSd ned from the enemy. and arrived in

q1d slei from the enemy, and arrived in
Cadiz.l
Brave Spaniards! whom the present mis-
fortunes OF cur country, have compelled to
seek refuge within the walls of this city,
and where you have found welcome re-
ception one, associated in your disasters.
one, whoslike you, faithful to our beloved
Ferdinand VII, has abandoned his property,
rather than be a slave Or victim of a daring
enemy, now addresses you. This is the mo-
ment to shew TO the nation, to our August
sovereign. and to the generous inhabitants
Of Cadiz, that If fate and our loyalty have
forced us to take refuge in this city. and to
consume part of the subsistence of it's faith
full citizens, we do not mean or wish to be
selfish or useless members of it, in the de-
fence of it against the common enemy.
On the contrary, let US hasten to present
ourselves to the junta of government, and offer
them our services. Those who are able to
bear arms. fly to the standard of our country
and let those who are unfit for this service,
employ themselves in useful labours, or lend
their experience and information 10 govern
ment to mitigate their incessant fatigues
Thus shall the people of Cadiz have reason
tobless the day of eur arrival. and not con-
slider us as burthen to them under their pre-
sent trying circumstances.
Although the contents of our Spanish
Gazettes indicates crisis of peculiar trial,
there is nothing in them that evinces despon.
dency in the government or the people. In
Cadiz particularly, spirit of unconquerable
patriotism and determined resistance is every
where maintained.
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D Ell EG ATES

Elected so serve in the ensuing General Asseaa6L,
Hl6tDaarlc-eJamesM Monroe, Tucker Coles
King George Meriwethcr Taiiaferro, -
Crymcs
N0tt0SUay--Peter Randolph, James H Fitzge.
raid.
Richmond CoHnty-Fauntleroy Broskenbroughas
+Foushee G. Tebbs
CIty Of RichnlOn9--Andrew Stevenson
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PsILApELPHrA,A April 4.
Brig Alexander. Hodge of NcwburyPort, was
cleared at tho high court at Schieswlck, ben,
mark, in December last, after a detention Of SIX
months and what is remarkable, had 70o dol
lars damages awarded him.
From the NoYth.--The appeal case of the
Washington, Story, of this port, was tried at
Schleswick early in December last. and the yes
tence tnal) This vessel sailed from Salem in
May last, with cargo of American cotton, for
the north OF Europe-was taken by the Danes in
July, carried into Aalborg, and there had her
first trial and acquitted The captors appealed,
and the final decision was rs above. Capt. StO-
rvs letter communicating this agreeable 'ntc!l-
gence, was dated Aalborg, December z, 1907
Salem Reg.
Extract Of letter from Gentleman Of
high restectabiity. TO the Editor Of fhe
Columbian Centi,ci, Georgia, dated
HERcULANEuM,. Feb. s, 1910.
This village is growing rapidly, having
bacome the principal deposit of lead, in
stead OF St Genevicve, WATCH is 20 miles
further from the mises. Mr.. Matlack has
erected shot tower upon rock below, &
MIR. Austin is erecting another upon a rock
just above the village. The former is now
able to make from to 5000 lbs. of shot per
day. equal in qualify to the best patent
There is from to 100000 lbs. of lead made
at the mines annually.
= Herculnneun, is small and Fourishinr
UiNage on the 7vestern bank Of the EIssis
SINH riJer, about SO miles 6cio1y 81. Louis
Uhter louisiana.
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Wnsntrcror. Anril 4

p
We understand that a letter from Cen Arm
strong to the Secretary of State, dated January
10Th, has been received by tile Fame, arrived at
Norfolk, which states that our affairs with the
French government had at that time assumed
more favorable aspect. General Armstrong had
ordered the John Adams 10 repair 20 England, to
receive Mr.. Pinkney's dispatches, and 10 return
TO France, for Lieutenant Feuwick, who would
~ charged with the Frsnch Dispatches Nation.
al AssrttiSehcsTy
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! OBBERY-On Saturday night last, the s,ib-
AZ scrlber's Counting House was Broke open.
and Bank Notes of the following description, to
the srnount Of about 700 5 stolen One note Of
20 8 United States Bank, deposit in New York
two ditto Of so S deposit in Norfolk gone Virgil
MIA Bank note of 100 8 FIVE ditto and it's Offices
Of so S two or three Of 20 s several notes Of
the same bank Of 10 ard S on Merchants Bank
NewY1rk 10 8--and number of other bank
notes of s ; ten of the Bank of Washington
City two or three OF Baltimore and Alexandria
. Bank, and two ditto Bank OF PHILADELPHIA.
/ Will give one half the money that may be
recovered, to any person that viii give such IN
formation will enable me to recover them.
WV. DICKINSON.
April 10. q
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~ Here Joi!ozOs censure--. There is
only another circumstance, stated as fact,
az this letter that Col. NJ. voted against
h2'. ,5oo'sih {. Ca6eH. a candidate for
the Senate, AID for Mr.. c. Garland.
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dDolneStlr.

baltimore, April 8.
We are authorised to state that more than the
requisite number of Shares have been subscribed
for in the Franklin Bank Of Baitinsore-and the
Books are closed.
This is proud proof of the independent spirit
of the mechanics Of Baltimore 2O,57.3 Shares
were subscribed-bcing 573 beyond the whole
amount
The franklin Bank being now certain of com.
ing into operation, we harbour but one wish res
psctng u, and that we trust IS Superfuous,-
That, industrious and enterprisng manufacturers
will not be overlooked on discount day,
Mr.. Elliott is the brother of lord Mimic,
the present governor general of India, and
has hitherto been considered as attached to
the English Wing party. 1t was rehortea
at Madeira that the French decress have
been altogether rescinded. Thus informa.
ton is rendered probable by the restoration
of the schooner Hope and cargo Of this port.
which had been carried into Leghorn by a
French priyateer and there sequestered I'm.
der the Berlin decree.-Dcm. Press,
In reply to paragraph which appeared in the
Gazette of the United States of last Friday even
ing, we are authorised TO state, that the susnen.
sion in the payment OF debentures which has ia.
Ken place 1t the custom house of this mort is
merely OF temporary nature, and has been occa.
stoned by the great and unexpected demands for
drawbacks arising on goods {the duties where.
on having previously been paid) became payable
in fifteen days after expectation.
The inability ofthe col at this moment to nav
the debentures which are due, does not proceed
from deficiency in the public funds, there being
an adequate amount for that purpose in the bank
OF the United States, but having been transfer.
cd by him to the credit Of the United States, i.
now beyond his controui. lie has applied, how
ever to the secretary of the treasury Tor permits.
sion to draw on the bank of the United States
for sum equivalent to the demands upon the
office, and will doubtless obtain it in a few days
1t may further be added, that the duties which
will bee6mt due, in short time, will be amply
sufficient TO meet the engagements of the office
-AEr0ra.
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that ne would do Il with reluctance But
would they not rather choose that hr woalt
exercise his judguient and experience III
political affairs, aud profit by them, than
that he should be the dope of ei ror, and sup
port measures that would not beDeht his
couutryf This prvileSge he hoped would
be granted him. Col. Monroe then thanked
his audience for their polite attention to
MS address. and begged that his ts.,st TO
public speaking. aid the unex pfctedncss Of
his summons be fore them, would be receiy-
ed as an. apology for the unc connected man.
ncr in which lac had delivered his remarks.
AN AUDITOR.
Albemarie, April Sd, 1910.
"The election of state legislators, tok
place Yesterday in this county Mr.. Coles
is e-eiected--the other delegate is James
Monroe. Being called Oh for a declaration
OF his political creed. he delivered speech.
to the free holders, OF which the foflowisrl
are the stronger features:
"Ihave been asked to lay open my pol;ti.
cal mind! This demand astonishes me NOT
a little, tor had supposed. thas my politics
were we'll known TO all my countrymeD.
have always been republican---I have
fought and bed IN the cause Of Rrepubhcan-
ism have supported it, Tor thirty years.
with my most strenuous eXcrtiona When
prosecuted and hunted down by the federal
party, returned to you, firm and unmoved:
Is it to be supposed. tnat will, in the noon
OF life. abandon those principles. which have
ever actuated me, aud join that party, by
whom L was once prosecuted II was a
republican, when the republicans were the
minority. and had to struggle with an
overbearing force of opposition, is it proba-
ole that will cease toD one, when, by our
exertions, we have acquired the com inand,
and when republican sits at the helm of
State! / shall ever be ready 10 support the
administration, whilst think it acts with
proPriety. am confident, that you would
not wish me TO support il, when it acts i'm
property. Mr.. Madison is republican,
and SO am 1. AS long as he acts in consis-
tence WIN the interests OF his country,
will go along with him. when otherwise.
you Cannot wish me to cOuntenance him."
~ HIRE EoyIorrs ce,.,,,.s tn
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Elected for The CITY Of Richmond, for one resy
tyo1n tie 4th AbriI. 1910
JEFFERSON WARD.
George w Smith, John Adams,
Benjamin Tate, ] ,dediah Allen,
Samuel G. Adams, ,hn w lriamson,
cob Harrison, J3hn Enders
David Lambert, ,
MADISON WARD.
Edward Darlington, Archibald Blair,
John Amber, Patrick Gibson,
William C. Williams, William Wardliws
Samuel Paine, Thomas hidden,
John G. Smith,
tIONROE WkRD.
william M shall, William McKim,
David bullock, Thomas Wilson,
Anderson Barrel, William H.y.
Christopher Tompkins, John Bosher.
John Robinson,
JOHN F. PRICE,
Sergeant of fhe City Of Richn,ona.
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Sergeant Of fhe City Of Richmond,

MAnR!E Ed, in Goochisnd County on Wedness
day evening, the 9Th inst by the Revd. Conrad
Specie Mr. Asbury Crenshaw, to the lovely
accomplished nd much admired Mss Kan
Pemasrton daughter of Capt. Thomas Pember-
ton.
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nj OT1CE-Those persons who have claims
Y against the estate Of Thomas Griffin Pea
cby dec al are desired 10 make them known to
the subscriber and those who are indebted 10
the same to make immediate payment
MARY NJ. pEACHY,
Adnr5nstranix with the esin annexed.
April 10 A,
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a TTENTiON The. Richmond Trat p will
Must.r on their usual graund, Oh w doe i
day tine 18Th lust. and o Friday the 4th MAY.
completely equipped, at 10 o'clock, A. M. ~
Punctua attendance is required.
klCHD. RANDOLPH,
o. S. h. I. C.
April 10. q
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COMMON COUNCILMFN

Thor. marked thus +. are ne,v men5ers.
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Extract Of a letter from Gentleman Of
high reshectabi!ity. TO the Editor of tie
Columbian Centinct, Georgia, dated
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OF PAl<TNERSHIP-
81 The partnership Of Lynch aad Soutilrste
was this day dissolved by mutual consent I, an
persons hayus claims on the said firm, OF owing
Any thing thereto, are referred tor settlement nf
toSm to John Lynch, who alone is authorised Ia
Pay or receive the game.
JOHN LYNCH,
CHARLES SOUTuGATE.
April TO-. 81
THE business heretofore conducted under tha
ABOVE firm, will, in future, done under that of
Lynch and Davis ;.as George d ayis. our hasel
Charles Snthgste's.,b Of The property therein.
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= Hercuianeun,iS q small and Furnishing
UiNase on the 7vestern bank Of fhe Hi;ssis
SINH riDer, about SO miles bcio7y So. Louis
Timer louisiana
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any preceding year, or for the wear 1905. ifss
praclcable to obtain it as any other, and vvbe.
iher the SUM of 100000 dollars in his renort !.
ioresald, to be due from the state banks, to the
Ch'teu Sta'es bank was due on account Of depo.
sits OF pa5lic monies or not"
Mr; Love also lard on The table, without reoui-
riDS tn Immediate confederation of il. lhe fol.
lowing resolution:
Reso!ved, That it is inexpedient TO hermit
the deposits of the revenues Of the United state
to be placed in any bank, the stock ofsvh,ch to
the amount of one BALI is held by persons WHO
are not citizens of the United States
The House agreed TO co,sider the resolu.
tons, 50 to 80
Mr.. s,niHcy observed that as the gentleman's
object was 10 obtain the names aud numbers of
toreiga stockholders, the resolution was too
bread 1t might be that the names of the do.
inestic stockholders were held sacred by the
officers ofth bank, and that il would be deem.
ed improper TO publish them. Ifany great pub.
lac advantage was expected 10 be derived from
obtaining the names of the foreign stockholders,
MIR. %. said he was willing TO vote for it, but not
Tor the domestic 1t was true, he said, that the
gentlemen WHO attended before the committee
had admitted that but few stockholders attended
the election Of directors, but this proceeded not
from TIER limited number, but from the conf
denee which was placed in tsc directors Of the
bank, and their usual reelection without opposi-
ton. tic moved TO amend the resolution by M
serting the word" foreign" before tire word
stockholders" in the first resolution
Mr. Rdnaolph iaoved that the resolution lie On
tle table, siiedginS, reason for The motion,
the state 10 which t!s unfinished business OF YES.
| terday was when tbe House adjourned, and
which rendered IL absolutely necessary 10 decide
on y selore sDy o.hst sqRjeSt vas taken up,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-23
Portland Townhip.

A t the requea of Five of the Proprietors
of the two Townihips granted to the
Sufferers of Portland, lately incorporated by
the names of Nerv POI, liant and Fireman.,
hereby monty the Proprietors of faid
Townthips to meet At my office on T5nsday
the twenty frth day of April inf. at two
O'Clock in the afternoon, TO act on the follow
ing articles, VIZ
/. To choofe Moderator p To fee
what leps they will take, TO raife money 10
pay the Debrs due from iaid Proprietors, and
zIo the Taxes on non-refident Lands in fsid
Towns-3. To lee what they will do with
the common lands, and lots leiorging to faid
Proprietors.-4. To receive and allow any
accounts that may be exhibited againa fad
Proprietors-5 To fee if they viii accept
ihe resignation Of John Waite, Elq. one Of
the Committees of Caid ProPrietors, and if they
Zee fit, appoint fome other perlon in his room,
ar authorize the ref of faid Committee or
any of them, to do the buinefs to which they
were appointed.
SAM. FREEMAN, Proprs Clok.
Portland, ApriI 9, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-23
Jonathan Tukesbury.

INFORMS his friends and the public at large,
that he has for >fa'e, at faid fore,
Mems, Women's, and Mites Leather and
Morocco SHOES, warranted good
Alo--A large aGortment of MOROCCO
SKINS of all colors--BINDlNG SKINS
BOOT TOPS, SC &c.
A6-SHEEP SKINS wanted, for which
a generous price viii be given, if good and
well laved, which may be done in the follow
ing manner Always put on lime to fetch
The wool. After ,a~ing OF lhe wool, ~afh
the ll,n and put il INFO f,lt pickle, firing il
two or three times IN the courfc of four OF
fix hoars, then hang i UP in the fhade. But
70 have them green is preferable
The Farmers, by paying attention TO the
above, may fave many hundreds of Dollars
almolt as eaiy as % throw their ikiAs away.
PAhasf, Afarsk IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-23
Frazier Gordon's Ehate.

THE creditors of the elfate Of EPAZLER
GORDON, late Of Portland, in the coun-
ty of Cumberland, mariner, decealed, and all
concerned, are hereby notified that James
Kimball, and Lucy his wife, as The is admin
iltratrix on the elate Of faid deceafed, has e1.
hibited to me their account Of adminiilraon
on laid eftate, and that the fame will Be con.
iidereG at Probate Court to be holden al he
office Of John rockingham, Efq. in Portland,
on the fourth Wednesday Of April inn at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ when and where they may ap-
pear and fhow caufe, if any they have, why
the fame fhould not be allowed
SAM'L FREEMAN, JUICE u Probate.
AprH 10, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-23
IOHN DALRYMPLE.

INFORMS the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Portland, thai he has for fale, a few doors
above QUINCY e Bakey'S, Fiji Street, nearly
oppo6te Maine Bonk, large afIortment Of
elegant Englifh WATCHES, feconds, capt,
and plain; Dadeb, day Of the month and plain
do Watch Chains, Seals and Keys, double
gilt gold nattern.
A handiome aflortment of JEWELRY, a.
mong which are fome Fillgree Work-very
elegant Gold Watch Chains and Keys-SIlvsr
Table and Tea Spoons-Plated Gators and
Candleiticks-Britanni2 Tea Pots Of the new
EFT faihion-tinned, queens metal, and pew
ter Table and Tea Spoons-elegant Tortoile-
Shell and Horn Hair Combs; variety of
Ivory and Horn Small Tooth do.
HARDWARE-A large aflortment Of
Knives and Forks, among which are fome fetts
very 6ne--a great variety of Poke, and Pen
knives few dozen Razors Of the frlt quail
ry--large and lmall Scholarships, 20 inch
calt feel tennou- dovetail and wood Saws
ChiIels of all kinds Couges, from - inch
10 the fmallels lett-Carpenter's Squares and
CompaiIes-Carpenter's Misunderstanding
do--Woo1 Screws-Saw Setts-Screw Dri-
vers-Drawing Knives-iire Steels---Ink-
Stands, pocket and deik--Razor Ca(ss--Cloth
and Tooth Braihes-a good siiortment of flat
and round Fies-Cork Screws-Snuf Box
es-a great variety Of Morocco Pocket. Books,
Purfes, Memorandum Books, sc. together
with many other articles, watch he will fell
cheap for Cath.
r. Pleafe 70 call and fee
He repairs and cleans Watches, aud war
| rants his work, if the Watch be toierabe
good, cor one year. Every favour will be
gratefully acknowledged.
| ~ Wizards Patent Time Pieces for fale.
| Portland Feb 5, 1910. HfJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-23

THE owners Of The following flares in the
: Portland Library, are hereby notified,
that having neglected for the fpace of two
years to pay fuch fums as had, on rhe 6rit
TuelIay of January 1908 Become due to the
Society, their REFLECTIVE rights will be fold
by the Committee, at public Vendue to be
holden AZ The Subscribers Office 10 Portland,
on TUESDAY, the twenty fourth day of
April init. at eleven O'Clock IN the forenoon.
Viz. shares No 5, IS, IL, ~, IS, and 81.
N, 3. There is due On each of the follow
ing flares, Joas dollars, viz No 3, 10, 50, 81,
60
And on each of the following tvpo dollars,
viz, NO. 81, %, %, 81, 80, %, 40, IS.
| he REFLECTIVE Owner. Ehereof are requef-
ed to pay the fame 20
SAM. FREEMAN, LiIrarign.
Porti0aS, 6pyH 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-23

THE CommifIioners appointed by the Hon.
S,n1ssI Fresman, Efq Judge of Probate Of
Cumberland, TO receive and examine the claims
Of the feveral creditors TO the efate of
EPHRAIM CHICK,
late of Falmouth, in faid county, yeomsn, de
ceafed rep-elented infoIvenr, hereby give no
,ice, thai ii months are allowed by iaid Judge
az Preba,e for the commifiioners to receive
and examine the claims of the creditors OF
la.d deceai-d, aud thar they will attend that
fervce on the hrit rhuriday Of the five fol
lerwing months, from four 20 tx O'clock p NJ
at the office of lanes Means, Esf Falmouth
JOHN JONES, c.uniqou.,,
THOMAS SEAL. ~'"''')''"''''
Fslr4sxib, AprI6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-23
United Marine and Fire Insurance
C1nbanp f PertlanI.


THE PRECEDENT and Directors of faid Com
pany, in conformity 10 their AT of in
corporation, hereby give notice, that their
caDital stock amounts to one hundred thou
fand dollars, and that they are ready TO re-
ceive propoiaIs to make Iniurance, aganit the
following risks-viE. All kinds Of Marine In
gurance, againft captivity of perions, and on
the life of any perfon during his abience At
Sea on houfes or other buildings. and on
properly therein contained, within this Com
monweslth againa damage arifng 20 the
fame by Fire originating in any cafe except
that OF defign of the injured. Not more than
Ten Tboufand dollars will he taken on any
one risk.
By order eftbe Py5f, sar and Dire7ers,
JOHN WATSON Ssy,ta,y.
April 9, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-23

10 Be jo8 BY order .f he JUICE n P,sb,s y
Win G'e. in and for tie tcsrty y Csmk.,i..I5
at tbs Hoslt # Joiiah Shaw, iraBsI4s, !, y.
ban, on WEDNESDA1- tie Eeaul ".
May next, az feH Oh q IN tbs fo,s-oou-
A Number of law & mifcellanious pOoy,
= among which are leveral Of che fra !
gal authorities and Of the ben FngIih wr;,...
Aho-Sundry articles Of Wearing Aro,rs'
together with a few articles Of Furniture
AT the fame time and place will be fold NJ.
wife, the Building opposite the llore occuosI
by Peeiiah Libby, which was occupied i \
attorneys office by Samuel Viii more. M
deceaied. The above mentioned propervLs
ing the PerfonaI eltats Of Ead deceaed.
HPrH 6, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-23

yH7E the fuhfceihers appointed Caunnillion-
w err by the Hon Sraugi F'ea0aaH, Eiq.
Judge eff Frobae Of Wills, &C for he county
Of Cumberland. TO receive and eramiIe the
claims Of she creditors to the eftate of
NArHAN DAVIS,
late &c Portland. in fad county, Mariner, de-
ceAled. rep-elente1 inlolvenf--give noacs that
81 noah, are allowed by faid Judge, and that
they VIII Attend q the buinels on the third
Mood4y Of April infant, and "a the fris Mon
day Of the FIVE following months, At the dwell
ling houie Of Hssra Isiy, frorl three 10 i've
o'clock in the sf eFnoon OF earh day.
HOSEA LsLEY, 2 ,:l-.,.
SMITH COBB
Portland, April -, az.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-23
ERIN EOR sale.

LLNH LO4N Whit
FOR lale, Farm IN Cape-E Elizabeth, pleai.
= antly Gtuated on the Sperwink River,
bout feven miles from Portland, containing
about ninety acres of Land, principal part
under good improvement, with handiome
young Orchard of about one hundred Trees
of excellent fruit good Houie and Barn
and fome valuable timber on faid Farm.-The
Stock and Farming Utenlils may be had with
the farm.-For particulars enquire of Capt.
VIM. THOMAS, on the premiles, or the fub
fcriber at his office in Portland, No. !, Long
Wharf. Z. CREELY.
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