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W. " ''ISHNfto~' ~@Ss
ENTERED,
Schooner Brothr,s R-turn, Weston, St.
Bartholomew ballast. to the ulas;er
~ -. ~. - CLEARED, ...
Brig Little Wimam. Macy, Cadiz: by
Nj. MIRrr and the master.
George Washington, Sheldon, 'Provi-
dence: by the master.
Rising States, Smith, Gsorgetown-:
by do.
Sehr. Sally, Potter. Providence; by the
master.
Schr. John, Norris, Geo. Town '4by the
master.
Sloop Chancellor, Harper, Barbadoes.:
by Daniel MCLEAN.
Little Sarah, Rhodes, Providence:
by the master. ....
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From t6r carneeticat Airrss.

Our snuntry exhibits to the world, at
nr.ssns time, a curious state OF things.
1. administration Of the government. dis.
Ned BY succession Of MEASURES, which
,,e produced nothing but distress and'pe-
|,ry measures which originated from the
r,Eesi, Il not from the wickedess policy,
:, ever was DEVISED, and which, af:sr eve
! possible saost of the men who gave
i,,n birth. 90 keep them aliSs IN essme'
s,ue or ether, arc al lass sahsntson<d, ssand
n country ouee more Frfs 70. itself. A.
rssicp or twosRg Congress, like brave
&uuss, voted that lkty would not submit
Ibrsign iasuis--that thsywould die Soon
I than yield on. independence. This was
uursgeous condurt and il could t.ardiy
AVE- been expected, even ,has the mighty
bSaaparse, rash and hairbrained as he is,
ksuIa have daredta tnrtldle with a na,ion
hose government was SO bold and dtr~r,a
Lioed a. ours. Whar seems, however, 10
=, Characteristic of Jeff, rsohism. where!
|rr you God is, happened in the case before
/: our government did exacdy what they
|,id they, would not do {; they did submit
/ foreign insult and aggression, in the
hos, mean abiect ma1ner. So.
Last winter,-Mr. Madisor, anxious TO
hove himself the genuine desceudens of
lis magnanimous predecessor, began TO
Muster, and put outhe' airs of a=,fghtrr.
Immediately congress took fire, and aftera
kasonabis amount Of talk about 1t, voted,
Ra, they would stand by their master to the
Aa drop Of their blood. 1t had rather
pulike s2psaranee, for congress SO sole sn-
} to pledge, not only their own strength
nd courage, but Of the whole nation, to
lrlp Mr.. Madison 6Shs poor g" Copenhagen
|nkson." However, SO it was they pledge
e: aud what has been the consrq uence !
Whv, in the eou:se Of a few weeks, their
;trUism 50 completely eraporated. THAI
sR AZ The close Of the Sessiun, when the
s1a,s added elaGse toa bill, aurhorising
be prwsidSn. to make use of our naval
orcs to protect commerce, The bare posi-
ihy Of being obliged TO fight, covered the
and all their party in con-
rtsS with goose FeSs.
At she same riraS, the'tmaiafisy Of con-
res,, are vilii6ed bv their partizans out
1 doors, in the most scuiril1us manner.--
Iuch a. the fgderalists dislike them. and
sr the best reasons,they do not find il ne
essary to say half The bad things,of then,
hat are constantly. saying by dtmocsats.---
he administration also, il is said are in an
proar; and violens struggle for victory
} carrying or between Mr.. .Sr cre,sry> r..
'mish, and the royal cousins" OF the new
yuassy, on the. one hand, and Mr.. Sycrs-
ary Gallasiu, .a6d the republicans of the
Nhisks'cchool, on the other. Where tiia
viii end, cannot be,freseen. We cannot,
lswsvsr, withhold our congratulations from
Massachusetts,, and the other neighboring
'Atss, tor having again, fallen into the Jet.
srsOnIan ranks, JUST at the monent when
very thing wearing the ssarblaace Of de-
snsy, is>quitsiag thsn. ~ -:
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Orphans Court,

alexandria County, June Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the administrator Of VIM.
]. Hall, deceased, do insert the following adj
Hertissmeut three. times in each week for
hour weeks in the Alexandra Daily Gazette.
TeSae, .. 'e
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ne lss;q Nsaiussoa VI mhssd aAd
10 I'LL q eosussistss 81 appsisssa
Ne eD9uass into Che state 81 ths putlic 20:
pstty q ases1 respect o otdes shst sshe;
the rem tahie, and the posers
vsssd O. nca 10 make 3 legsl r5gha thsrs-i
to- ~ report 81 The mos use sul and
Adsantag thUd of disposing Ufs TIE
Z sans $50 xhae ste stoNn may b gesexpllys
bsnsh tsu thereby, md 70 psosids ways md,
nea7iss 3acE asin ghsir Nissioifi viii had 10
lesseSaHk the deli; due frosnrS che Ccrporssion,
TO the Bahk s0f Ajax IA, ana Is prescribe;
for inch improvements on my. psft of tke
said pvblic. pfopkfyy % they may surpnsecan'
Nbe srested from The funds arising from any
part the reot 80 as 20 bchsfis tile to#n, md 10
make report ,hsteof 10 grnDdils s g
And on the queSjtns SHAH ife said fesola-'
ton passi The Yeas and Nays were =. fol-
lows - ). &, - =, -
HEAs--Mess'n Sutton, Preston, Lawns
son. Newton, M'Kerzie. NEWT, Dean and
Rhodes - = - p. !, .
NaYs-Mess'rs Young, Anderson and
Butcher i.
hE@ csrfafdhi the affirmative. 81 AK 4
$sxferred 70 Within Nestoh, Robert An@,
<der.on, Thonss ,Lawr4son & Joseph Dean.
=. o,atrees Tia, tie petition concerning the
Protesiant Episcopal Church, be referred to
" ilham Newton. James.A. .Hooe * Charles
i. @attttt -. -. -. ~, ~. -.
orarred. That the several matters contain
ed in the Superintendent Of Polise's ccrnmu.
aicstion, he referred to a committee, and
that he proceed under tier direction to make
tho necessar, repairs and improvements .,
Referred to William Newton and Charles
L Nevitt ,;', = 90. s-... a. -
Ordered That the order passed on the, ielh !.
day'of May, for cutting a ditch in Patrick
street, be rescindc,h--ard that the supe in
tendant Of Police m coriurctionwIthth the con,
mitsee appointed on that SUB ees, have The
nuisance in Patrick street, between Cameron
and Queen street, removed, and that the susn
Of ff;v dollars he and the: same is hereby up
propristed for that purpose, 70 be. charged to
the mort ern district. '..'-~.
Extract from the minutes,
. ~. ADAM LYNN, C C.
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WILLIAM RAMSAY,

WILLIAM RAMSAY, $
:frirer.streef, othesite' ne sYsadue Sore, j
Offers for sale on. the most reasonable. tsrmsi
the following ~" g
r., "a r TIC 4 E s,
Par. Of .uhicA are just, recriusd from 1asies.
-. .deIphia:- . n
'cuNpoauoIk'] F,Jz TEAS,
. inPen"' & 1mtsrted 1. tAe sUe
p ,V ysos' Ill., =. Pseife, ard teraeaiss.
Tyson. Sim %' ''.'''ha'. s.,
Miquors- q general assortment l. a.
Spices, Of every description ~ 4. e
Best Green Coffee, and 6rst and Sseeeo& *
quality Chocolate
Loaf, Lump, and Museovado Sugars -,
Spermseeli, Mould and Dipt Candies z.
l3bx and CasksiRAisips *
fAknoads. Figs and Tamsrinds ss
Nsw.Orleans, Natchi,oches, aui1s Z.
;PhilaAelphia snuff y
Bes, Spsnish .Sessss * CheshHs Tobacco +
Fresh Ssll~iOa Cspers, Olives, AAehes
yics. ,and Alsshpooms Cstrkup f'
West dndin and Sugar House canlassss
GeoreiaCotton - , - 49, ~ -
Rice, Pearl Barley, Fig Ilue, Starch, Ins
dieo, Mustard, and 'Baskst Sals ~ 80
Lisbon sBrsket.. sfariefy. S. <S5%,5.
Wrapping aid Wtisips Paper
Fair SiterA Z. f5 80 81. l;5,,;, I.
Sweeping and Sepahbing Brushes
Lesding Lines, .Traees and KedC Cords
Mens'fns and coarse HhoeS IS. o.
Sniu, feIl Bactn asd shison Hams !.
.AfeHstast os = ~: -. -.
: 5amieson's tNasr Crsskers 4 -
Sifted lhdian Com Nal Il - rs {.
4 A.quassiey &C Jtish Seed Potstees s -. i.
A,neat 11s6sslnsut.o sEasihen Wss4 Ne6n
the GaIapbisA ,pstiefy, Phiiedelf I:
~ With Nh ID eqess1naly <aspS 4
Ns:. *. ~
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- q II ICE. !

0nSATuRDAY, tie sc III day af Iuhs, ~
siant, win be EXPOSED 10 sale, for appfaSe6
endorsed nstes ~ 90 ana 20 dSys. ~
A piece OF paiceLnf Ground
sstssie. lying and Icing upon 10 sbnsh AZ
eof fsiasss ia TO Tie NastS asdaf lapjlns,
street, and .lpunded as olsopstl., % kiilss-s
sReginning upon Piises stsSxill ~ sorfs
west corner OF ,piesssof GRO Sfsntea 81
George. Giipis 10 Mishss M fes
TO the westward off nipn ststef land rsn1tsE
'thenee4wt stwsfAly Is It'll; PRICE street Ethdis,
ing thereppon "a feet, sthense seh:hxasll.
wi h Hue ltasallsl to W stefsstie et ~ fcst
inches,- Observation-Disclosures Gae railsk !,
,o-Prinee street 90 feet thence witha straight 4
line to the.beginsihg 20 fest-whick piece ~
ground wassold, and conveyed by John. Roa &
berts, Jane. Lawrason, AZ Philip g., MAss !.
teller unto Abel Willis andis the pfrmissA
now in oceapali.n OF ssic ~ lila, cnhveted1
by said Willis to Daniel NJ lean, in tnlsa
for certain purposes therein named.
= DANIEL ai.GEE AN, 4zIasste. I
,Janss7. - " 80 . 2 -. dcw :, :. -
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SATURDAY.
The Massachusetts, legislature

The Massachusetts, legislature
met on the: suth ult, The. House proceeded
to the election ola Speaker--The votes were
For Mr.. Morton, idsrn.1 s2e
For MIR. Bigelow, ped3 sos -
Scattering ~r3s.
The Senate could rot agree upon the choice
of a Speaker. 1heyote were
For MIR Otis, ifed.) . 10 e.
For Mr. Dana, fsm ID
.t.. Scattering .. u -
Mr.. Dana constantly voted for himself,
which Mr.. Otis did not after the first trial.
In this dilemma, they appointed the senior
member President pro. TEN.
.Es.ract*ef a!taerjrom Lag-uira, dated tte
LIST Nay 1892 .. D.
"tYcur vessel has been detained much
longer than expected when Hast wrote you,
this arose in consequence Of revolution
breaking out here aud indeed have been
greatly afraid that should never have got her
away. Since the disturbances has tegun
with che: whites, nuiattees and negroes, NO
knd OF. business has been done. -
=" What with this and the news Of French
feet being to Win ,sward, it has kept .us very
uneasy for 'iss,~ot tlwr Paying':us avisit,
which has been exported and God only knows
what may be the result Ct The business here.
for the blacks are determined to, BIZ ovnne indie.
pendent with the rest, antl1lepend on it there
wiIl be much blood shed ) this is the opinion
Aofthe best informed people here"
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CHAIR 6El5NskT
H1AS REM0NEf go Sliel d6sl e
80 q Asshos sgl1
10 King stfe1t wbssss II q - 3ee,
abaisats Of is sAock pf ~ ed u
ifed6ted tef1na md chi RIesSl credit
scunsist az Ehipises sna siiooes, Il ri 4 ~ =.
'b6uref and pin ssaSiis1s Fa5s : IS S.
thread and tot.6e Lacss sna EAeH1
Lace ysiIs md i.acsa. ,lstos{1 Fl stlE
Sill Nankesns. Wool Hsl SS Ss
spf good :qualiV. He sisea <lasA
6acro ind Aisxandr .sps kt6dSaD
Stock. ~ .s \
June .. IL 5ss;;s dfweoeW
- 1T--Uy ~ 49,
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lust :KECEEVED,

lust KECEEVED, 81.
Hnd hrrforing for sale BY fAe sa6senoer, 3
,A.hSRaE ARD .aAsDsoNx *AssaaTMhST.o@.
Buck, iDoetann Fassn SLAMS,
which are suitable for Ladies' extra long,
habit, snd Gen,:emeh's Cioyes-Likexas1s.
pantaioens, Meckasins, Saspeadersi, kc.
;Ss, Samuel 'HaHsrsla1 s.
~ Upper end Of King street,
= NIB. All kinds Of psltry dressed With tha
49,, "a = -, q i<. = ~ a. =
.;,su,s .ens.s =.
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IT. Our advertising friends are ear.
'nes,lv; requested to send their advertise.
ments before S t'cloek in the evening, as
thew rannbt b." attended to after R,as hour,
for the mex, motnray's paper. :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

10 the Honorable the 5gRioes Of the So
Preme judicial Court, began andbsi-
den at Bsfon, 4uithm and far the
eovltyg Suffolk on the JfyR Tae/dayg
March ~ the year Of oAr Lard $780,
THE Petition Of William Vaughan Of PORT
land, in the county of Cumberland, gem
t'eman-SafLy Rinage, of Portfnouth in the
county of Rocking ham, and State of New
Hampfhire, widow-hnni X. W7t. and 9a.r
we, the wife of the lad Ammi K. Wife. both
OF Falmouth, in the county Of Cumberland, nI
her right-S1hy paEgb1n, of Bolton aforefaids
the widow of George Vaughan, late of laid
Bolton dIit'ler decealed-EAiet q. Yape5an,
OF Phi, |sburgh in the county of York Trad
er-J3s' Bal and Sally X. Bail, wife Of the
iaid James, both Of faid Bottom, in her right,
and Elizabeth !. Vaughan of faid Bolton
minor, by her guardian Elliot o. Vaughan.
HuMsLY SHEws,
THAT they are intere!ed and feized in
tee fmple, and as tenants in common, with
the heirs Of Jarrer Noble, Efq. lare of faid Bof-
ton deceaied, and Others 70 your Petitioners
unknown, IN certain tracr or parcel Of Land
htuated in the county of Lincoln (called and
known by the name of Browns right) and
bounded as follows, viz beginning at Peraa-
quid Falls 10 caIied) and running direct
courfe TO the head Of New Harbour, from
thence to the fouth end Of NIuicongSs Ifland.
taking in the Ifland, and from thence north
and by eait, twenty FIRE miles thence north
welt and by welt eight miles, thence turning
and running foush ard by welf twenty. FIVE
miles and frnrq rherca ~ The G~a x,,~....,x.. Ia
bounds, and that they are defirous 81 having
Partition thereof made, and Of hoIaine Their
part or proportion Of faid tract (,-bicn -
twelve twenty 6fths thereof in leveraliv.
They therefore pray this honorable court, 70
caule partition thereof to be made, anu thss
their part or proportion of the aforefaid tratt
Of land, may be fer off to them, that they may
hold and PoHefs the fame according ID Jaw ii
iuch cafes made and provided --by their agent,
ELLIOT G. VAUGHAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
Portland Townhip.

A t the requef of Five of the Proprietors
: of the two Townfhips granted 70 the
Sufferers of Portland, lately incorporated by
the names of NerO Portland and Freeman,
| hereby notify the Proprietors of faid
Townfhips to meet at my office on TbSysdSy
the twenty ixth day of April inif at two
o'clock in the afternoon, to act on the follow
ing articles, VIZ
1. To choofe Moderator-2. To fee
what fteps they will take, to raife money to
pay the Debts due from faid Proprietors, and
allo the Taxes on non-rehdent Lands in faid
TOWNS. To fee what they will do with
the common lands, and lots belonging to faid
Proprietors.- A. To receive and allow any
accounts that may be exhibited againR fad
Proprietors.-5. TO fee if they will accept
the resignation of John Waite, ETC., one of
the Committee of iaid Proprietors, and if they
Zee fit, appoint fome other perfon in his room,
or authorize the ref Of faid Committee or
any of them, to do the bu6nefs to which they
were appointed.
SAM. FREEMAN, Preprt ClrI.
Portland, AprH 9, 1910. 49,
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regrets this event : lie has, however,
received the strongest assurances from
the American Minister resident at this
Court, that the United States are desi
rous of maintaining friendly relations
between the two countries. This de-
sire will be met with corresponding
disposition on the part of his Majesty /"
he other paragraphs allude to the
trade and revenue of the kingdom,
which are stated to be highly satisfacto
ry; and 10 the necessity of a vig-
orous opposition to the urabated ami
mostly and violence of France.
In the House of Lords the numbers
III favor OF the Address, in answer to
the Speech, was I44--against it 90
ministerial majority SIN the Com
mons for the Address against it
l67--majority for ministers 90.
We find very little in the debates on
the subject Of American affairs. Ii was
lnlmated that the subjects in dispute
between the two countries were in a
tram OF amicable discussion But no
mention had been made Of sending a
new minister 10 the u. States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
" timetable Discussion. -

For number of years past, the public
have been continually amused with accounts
from England that the subjects in dispute
are in 9 an anicable train for adjustment"
and that an " amicable discussion is carried
on, and sometimes it is said an amicable
settlement will be effected in few days.
Thus large proportion Of our commercial
men are kept vibrating betwixt hope and
disappointment Even democrats now allow
that England wishes to be on friendly terms
with this county.
Way, then, are not our differences ad.
justed II is because there is French par
ty il this country, who do not wish for
settlement with England, lest it should op.
crate against Bonaparte.
Many of those who have property inFrance
are willing to make any sacrifices provided
i does not affect them, to conciliate the
woulf-be tyrant of the world Self interest
and the corrupt passions Of human nature are
united against the idea of ATTY with
England There are, and always will be
men ~ society who under pretence of being
patriots and friends to particular admins.
tration cunningiy promote, by their specious
slang their own interest, without the least
regard to the general welfare. To these
sources may be traced the motives which
regulate the conduct Of many; and this plan
will be pursued SO long as the people can be
made subservient to designing men.
The management of our foreign concerns
have of late been made the pivot upon
which all our domestick affairs turn To
make them of use to the purposes of the
general administration < ambitious design
ing men, 1t IS necessary to keep them in a
state of uncertainty. They first excite the
necessary passions and then employ such
means as are calculated to obtain their OBJ
jects. This political legerdemain will be
practlsed SO long as the people are governed
IN the election of their rulers, by professions
instead OF the effect which is produced by
their measures.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
TOWN OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting of the inhabitants
of the town of Portland, on Monday March
Goth, 1910, the following perlons were choien
Towa Officers for the eniuing year.
TozDr ClerE-samuel Homer.
Seisetmea-Sanluel Freeman, Jofeph Tit.
comb, Robert Boyd, Stephen ukey, Jofeph
II Iigraham.
OVvfse,s Of TIE Ps~- Jofeph Fl Ingraham,
Deane, William Lord, Daniel Cobb, William
Swan
T,egfvr-M Matthew Cobb.
6Gs1sr, Of 7axes, Ge.-Peter Warren, James
Neal, Daniel Cobb
Cezfo6tr-Walter Hatch. William P Davis,
David Pease, Aaron Fi'z George BoHnelI.
CsLlet7Oy Of Iaxes-Johu Coe.
Surveyors IF Higbmays- Jonathan Deane,
David Rofs, John Coe
Suroeyors Of Boards J's--Daniel Cobb, Marx
Walton, William Moulton jun Rufus Wafh
burn, Enoch Lowell, Samuei Moody, Samuel
Baker, Harriion Brazier, Benjamin Radcliff,
Anfel Lewis Enoch Morie, John Harmon,
Elliot Libney, Jofiua Stevens, Henry Tones,
Thomas. Eaton, Nathan Howe, JeFeremiah
Kimball, Edward Cobb, Parker Ilsley William
Capen, William Waterhourie, James HUE
N. B. The SH'ueyOrt Of Bea,ds S5'c. are yfa,Vey-
orr Of ClaPbooyss amt Hblagl.s
CufLerS # Staves and H0op5-.James Knight,
Samuel Chaie, Jofeph Hooper, Thomas
Merrill. Ma IAN Hubbard, Iiaac Knight, Tho
mas Burnham Joieph Fernad David Sherman,
John II Hall, Jacob Ham.
feaee Tiezvys-David Rofs DAME Mountfort.
Wiiham Douglas, Thomas
Freeman, Jonathan Deane, James Barrett,
Mcies Lunt John -,armon Marcus Quincy,
Joieph Clements, Thomas Beck, ofea Iney,
William Jerks, Stephen Fukey, John Philips,
Joieph Owen, Dudley Cammett Thomas Lew
Is, William Poiiies Benjamin Dodge. Eaitic
Evans, James Sutton, JoGah Ticket
Observation-Disclosures Cobb Daniel Tucker,
Richard hunnewell, Woodbury. Storer, James
D. Hopkins, Daniel Cobb Lemuel Weeks,
Rufus Waihburn. Levi Cutter, Enoch Preble
John w. Smith, James Neal Cotton B. Brooks,
Silvanus Cook, Robert Boyd, Hugh M'Lelan,
Jeremiah Kimball, Ebenezer Mayo, Nicholas
Emery, Hoiea Ilney.
1gay Mafsrs-Zachariah NOVEL;, Eleazar
Wyer, Enoch Mou,on.
C1iiers Of dry EG-Thomas Burnham, Jacob
knight. Jo!eph B. Hooper rhomas Merrill.
N. B. OVee,eeys Of the Woyk HoEm = Oveysesrs
Of Poor, are OVer5ee,s Of tbe W'oyk Home.
Hgg RetSe'--James Flood, joshua Stevens,
John Dou,y, Samuel Poor, George Erskine.
Pound Keeper lanes Flood.
Field D,ivevs- Nathaniel Griffin, John Dou-
ty, Jofhua Norwood, George Erskine.
Sr6oci COmmittee-Wood Storer, James
Burnhan, Horatio Southgate, j Joel Hall, Jofeph
C. Boyd, Thomas Brown, Stephen Patten,
John rockingham, Ifaac Adams
Lnspse7Ovs Of Lime inpoytea-WiIliam Turkey,
John Lovett.
Iatpet7o,s Of Lime manufactured in TsrVn--Le-
vi Sawyer, Walter Rols
Hsahb Commnfee-DanieI Tucker, Thomas
Burnbam, David Smith. Peter Warren, Joel
Hall, Jofeph Crois jun John w. Smith, James
Farmer, Jacob Knight.
COMMITTEE on Aceornfs--Danie Tucker, Will
liam Goddard, Ebenezer Mayo.
Lusfesto~ Of Professionalism Deane.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

Still, IT Maye5 Tern, a q. 1910
Upon the petition aforelaid, Ordered hat
the petitioners give public notice To all con-
cerned, to appear At the next Sup eme Judicial
Court to be holden at W:fcaiIei, w; hin and
for the county of Lincoln, On she hrit flei-
day Of June next Dy pnhiifhing iaid petition
and this order thereon, three weeks lnccefTive-
ly in the Columbian CeatineI and Portland
Gazette, the lat publication 10 Be :hirty DAYS
at leaif, before the Ii ting of faidkpurr and bv
poiting up copies Of fad petition, s. this order
at each of tie places of public worilIip on the
territory discrihed in iaIu petition. aid ailo az
each Of The places In the feverai towns and
plantations IN faid territory where the inhabi-
tan,s thereof have ulually attended 70 tram
fact their towu and plantation affairs, thattheY
may then and there thew cauie if any they
have, why the prayer thereof fhouid not be
granted. mo. TUCKER, Clerk
A true aaay, 6ttsf, mo. TUCKER, Clerk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
Rorttano,
Monday, April 9, 1910.
FROM ENGLAND.

FROM ENGLAND.
by he arrival OF capt. Stickney, at
oalem, from Liverpool, English ac
Counts are received to Jan. 25th. The
britlsh Parliament convened on the
I'D On the 23d the Kings Speech
Was delivered by commission. The
! remarks IN the first part of it relate TO
Inc Expedition to Flushing and to the
events which have taken place in Aus
.rla' Sweden, Spain and Portugal
ne following paragraph is all that is
sa'o IN relation to the situation of affairs
between
England and The Uuted States.
Ills Majesty commands us to ac-
quaint you,tha; the intercourse etween
DIS Malesiy's Minister in America, aud
the Government Of the United States,
'as been suddenly and unexpectedly
interrupted. His Majesty sincerely
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
4 to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himfelf the
truh of an executor OF the Ian will and tefts-
ment of MARI KELLE1,
late of Portland, in the county of Cumberland,
widow, deceafed, by giving bond as the law
directs he therefore requelts all perions
who are indebted TO the iaid deceafed's eltare,
10 make immediate paymens; and thofe who
have any demands thereon to exhibit The fame
70 JONATHAN DEANE.
Marrb %, 1870. IA ell
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-09
April 9, 1910.

A Ii perions are cautioned NOT to purchafe
three Notes of hand, flgned jointly by
the Subscribers, payable to Tgspb B.>r5am,
dated at Edgecomb, April 5th, is08 One
Note payable in fix months from faid date, for
frUO bundled DoilG,s, with intereit Oae other
note payable in eighteen months, for three
hundred DOiiars, and interea. One other note
payabl. in thirty months, for trDo 5aad,ea Dai-
iays and interef. Said notes are attelfed by
Jeremiah Bwnbom SAID notes were obtained
without any confederation, and we will nor
pay any or either of them.
WILLIAM KELSEY.
SAMUEL WENTWORTH,
JAMES RICHARDS.
Dated at B,jqd,
Maeb, 28h, 1910.