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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06
To the Editor ofMe Enquirer,

DIN, n -
a club of your cosntry subscribers are
curious to know whether the author OF an
essay in one of your late papers. addressed
10 Robert Smith, Esq. late Secretary OF
State. anu signed Zone of the People, is
from the pen OF the same author who ad .
dressed the protesting majority in Congress,
during the last Presidential canvass, under
the same signature I'VE do not ask YOU
who either author is but having a wager
depending on the identity, merely, we only
ask you to decide IL, by saying. as briefly as
you please, whether the author is or is not
the same
A; B & @.
AMswER--They are NOT from the same
Pen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06

Lhey are prepared for the reception of Gooda
on Consignment, o" which liberal advances win
be made in Cash. Their experience added To-
t'e most unremitted attention, will, they fia,ter
themselves, entiue' them to full portion OF
khoWeaged r.
August g. &C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06

Subscriber having connected him.
self with Mr. Edward WsIford. the ms;
ness ne IRON ti,Is day will be conducted und,er the
FIRM OF Waiiord and Brooke, a, their Office on
Pos'te the Msrket-house. where they are prepar.
90 10 transact the AUCTION and CoDlnnissior bust
ness on an extensive pIan
RIGID. BROOKE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06

p. S. Since writing the ABOVE have re-
ccived information that the corps under
General Drouet. concentrated Yesterday on
the right OF he eneMy's army in Berlanga
and Asuaga; another communic alton states,
that his cavalry was this morning in motion
in the direction of Los Santos. The British
cavalry composed of I'd aud 81 divisions.
we're upon the point of marching from Villa
Franco. and Aimendraiejo TO Albuera. ]
have ordered General Hani!ton's division
to march thithcr. and / shall 6, myself there
thc moment received continuation OF this
news.
Copy OF the Intercepted despatch from
Marshal! Souit 10 Marsh al Marmort referred
TO in the preceding letter
LLEREwA, 5th June.
Monsr Marshal,
In answer to the letter which you did
me the honor tn write from Salamanca on
the 9Th of May, by the return OF Jour aid
de camp, Capt. FahIer, Informed you. that
would tie able to commence my march in
the begisning of June. This period has ar
rived. and am only waiting for informant
on for you to regulate my movements, in or
der to effect our junction, and execute our
plans. have the honor 70 request you to
inform, me OF your operations, rs early as
possible. and to hasten your march To Me :.
rida. There is no time TO lose. without ex
posing ourselves to fatal consequences; we
must be beforehand with the reiniorcements
whrch the cnemy expects. and Badajoz will
be saved. tshall take, mp my march with
in three days, let me hear from you or
not.
have the honor to be, the General in
Chief of the army of the South
The Marechak Duke de Daln,atia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06
CHARLEsron. Jolly e7.


The French brig Adeie, Capt. Vilac, went
to sea yesterday morning. and stood to the
south ward. This vessel put into this port
about four months since, with a cargo DIES .
tined for the Isleef France, but which sold
here. She has undergone complete re
pair, having all new upper works, new
sails, Ste II, hasbeen some time suspected
toat sine was in;ended for Il Privatecr. pre-
parations having evidently been made on
board her Tor q cruise Sue had some guns
on board When she arrived. and has aug
mented her crew very considerably she
was strictly ovcrhauled in Rebellion Roads
by the U. s. brig Viren, Capt Gadsden. to
see that she had not taken on board any adj
ditional military stores; and the Viten ac-
companied her to sea yesterday morning. 70
prevent her from receiving supplies after
crossing the bdr---whCh j. has been too ca i.
sy Tor them IN do heretofore.
The Spanish srig Maria Doiorrs, put
back Yesterday. in consequence of threat
from the French brig Idcie, that if they
caught ter after she had crossed the bar
they would capture her. The Captain came
up to town to extend a protest acc ording.
ly.----CcHr1sr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06

. me whole Number Killed from The com
men rDicnt TO the raising the siege 148
.s2aadsd 355.---Translator,
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Richmond. August s. i,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08


MAJ IL please yoHy AxeeHsuey,
III gives me sincere pain 10 be obliged
10 takc my leave OF You. Exec irncy The
intility, and abundance OF matter, which
your Excellency's speech afforded without
the smallest I4bour--tbe consciousness, that
the ,lrluous, and good part Of society would
read with appreciation, and avidiiy, an expo
| sire OF principles, which no man before
your Excellency, since the revolution, has
had the hardwood 70 advance--the refiec-
tions that was defending the conduct Of
some ot the most vIrtuuus and upright men
~ society, men whom your Excellency,
knowing .hem personally or you could not
thus have praised them, IS declared 10 be
persons OF /" talents, properly, Influence and
high othces," has rendered my employment
not only SO easy, but so grateful 10 me, that
your Excellency may be assured, that quit
II with AS much pain and reluctance AS you
can possibly feel upon the occasion.
Upon areylew Of my labours, your Excel
lency Will perceive with as much pleasure,
as the recollection Of il can excite ia CRAZE
iul breast, that i have established by the
most abundant proofs aud arguments the
following propositions.
lstly. That your excellency, in underta
king to denDunce the pesceable = asse m
blage" IN Tue town of Boston, who met Tor
ne purpose Of opposing your election, & of
promoting that Of wiser and better man,
has stepped out Of your province, has pla
ced yourself upon level with private CT.
tizens, and InyIted them TO combat, highly
dcrogatory 10 the elevated station 10 which
your Exceliency, from misapprehension
ofyour true character, has been advanced bv
adaluded people.
IDLY. That your Excellency with view
10 recommend yourself TO the Executive OF
the United States, and perhaps 10 propitiate
the superemInent Emperor Of France,
who has LACEY denounced all g assemble
ges" Of The peo;He, and all expressions Of
| tneIr opinions upon public affairs, has imita-
ted The example ofthe Royal Governors un-
der the Old Colonial system, who were, in
consequence OF their high Church and To
ry doctrines, =" compelled to spend the resi-
due OF their mourntlll days in foreign
chimes" Il would be all irreparable loss 10
the violent and sanguinary part Of society, If
your Excel-ncy, stung with remorse at your
attempts 10 destroy the Ill .ty ofthe citizen,
should feel yourself obliged to initiate their
example,
IN. That your exceliency has been
guilty of many alterations from the truth.
Feeling as do for the dlgaily and honor Of
The state, should aot have exhibited this
trait ofyour speech 70 a censoyious world, II
you had not made charges assins. the town
OF Boston utterly destitute Of ruth. II can
not be considered even W the most char..a
Die, that any body Of men ought to submit 10
untOunaed charges when they had the most
ample means Of repeliing them
la charging the three thousand electors
OF Boston with having been . lavish in their
encomnms on Great Britain" you meant
~ lnsinua,e what in the present state Of par
tiesis considered a great crime, that they
were the devoted partizams VI one foreign
nation. Ncw as they die not praise Great
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
CEfoie No. go.

merry sued their blood for their country.
and that you are glad, they are rewarded
tor thcir nsurrectiUn, because their country
Will soon zsaai Ihe7p, Injured a. they are "a
BLOOD, because war ~ expected, and there
are sscret agents OF the nation with whom
we are 70 have the contest, engaged IA d.
slding the people. In other w0ads. = Gen.
tiemen, know you 4fe poor, kRow You
are used u 5Eod xpect hflt.sh wav
Prepare yourselves ioletei the Fedst.1-
lists, who are British agents The man
who does not understand this language IL
wiliully Blind That your Ezcsllency's
manei ana moderate views may never lie ac~
comphsAed, ADD that ai good men may pre-
pare ~ defend tiseir l.ghts, Nhen-yrr 1T
lacked, Is The prayer Of yoar Exceilency's
best friend.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
NeuO Spriag 81 Summef Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,
He'd OF EXCHaNGE STREE1

HEAD GF EXCHANGE SlAEE 4,
HAS JusT received an extensive ss,ott.
merit Of Fresh SEASONABLE GOODS,
comprising almost every ARTICLE usually
waited n this place
AMONG WHICH ARE
Real West Of england, snpesine, and com
mon Br0sdclolhs, Of every Cssour s des.
cripti9n ditto Cassimerss
Imperial Cords PAent Plains
Newest stiie OF Nestmg; punk, buff, and
blue Cambric
Cotton Casshnerrs " -shlngton strPes
White Jane buff Nankins
Very stout Cotton Veivets
Blue and yellow Nsnkins
Black Italan and Csnton Grapes
Black 1.ustringS
rs and Id Coierain Irish Linens
Linen Cambrics Long Lawns
Patent steam loom Cotton Shirtings
Cotton Camhrics vSnety OF fancy Musiins
printed CADbrics Ginghams Cshcos,
tarnltures Company BaIdafnas
Black silk Handkcrcbieis hatsrass ditto
Women's blk. white and slate cotton Hose
Mems blk white, marbled and mix'd ditto
Men and wcfEen's blk. and white English
silk Gloves ditto Cotton
Cambria and common Dnnotie5
FiDe Book Muslin
White Lustring and Sarsnetts
Coloured Double Florence
Cotton Nantes and Shawls
KID Habit Gloves
Mems beaver, doe skin, ard real buck skin
Gloves
Factory Stripes & Checks DO Bed Ticking
Fine and common brown Linen
Cotton Holland Russia, table and common
Diaper; English ditto
Black, blue, brown and green ShaIloons
and RGinetts
Oh Cloth black Modes Canton Hkfs.
Black and white Laces PsrascNs
Ga cotton Cambrics, for 81 a cts.
Gmghams, for Is cts.
Cotton Umbrellas, finish "a in superior stile
India COttons India CalIcoes
/. white Flannel nice blk. silk Shamhray
Italian Sewing SILK : best silk Twist
Fashionable gilt, plated AID steel coat and
vest Buttons Imperial silk ditto
Webs patent SusPendcrs
Turkey Bsndsnnss
Cotton Servings; coloared Thread
) 4 figured Lace; Lace Niantles
Red Broadcloths buff, white, and red
CassImeres Romb4zets and WiIboars.
Flsnnels daizes, and Swanskins
Russia SheetHg Ravens Duck
Black SaitiHs Ribbands Tapes Bobbins,
Linen Threads; silk and cotton Ferre1ts
Gallons colqIEd Threads
SILK Fiorehtihe Nesting, sc. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08

Bc.fgn Rsf9fation5--Ph F0d5.
At the time, theIe Refolusious
were adoTted, II IS notorious tia.
property, eGimated at two miiiions
OF dollars, belonging to the mer-
chants OF Boston, had arrived, or
was daily expected to arrive ID that
port.
This property had been ordered
and ihippcd IN Contravention Of no
law OF the Government.
Subsequently, to the orders for
tacie ihipmrn,s, At tinc when il
vas inpoiIlbl- q count5rmand the'r.
and after n4aay of them we're "a
their panAgr, law vas psiied bY
Corgrels, in a midnisht i-flion, and
without any previous lr4i0nabie init
milton. by which this inmenie pro-
perry was made liable ~ feizuIe I'd
Condemnation, and Tie OWLS u il
thetsby expof<d &c bioIo.1 uin.
By ar article il aar olii "a Rights.
i il is declared, thai "lAws rnade III
2unlIh tor actions done b1ivf1 Tie
nilsence Of fuch laws, and which
have cot Teen ccclased crimes "
preceding laws, aIe unjnA opqrtt-
I've and irconiiilcnf with tic I'm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08

IN the death q Mrs. ELIZABETH w FRosT.
sphg hisi az me HaUunna, late e9nsoyt y
Or. William Frost eftaat place -
FAREWELL, dear Friend hong. last
adieu
We meet no more, bat in The realms
above
Yet III, q seil Of Death DER Thy beauties
drew,
We never fen, how strong for thee our
love
But all not more BELOVED vert thou than
Each softer grace WAS eminently thine
The lovliest, human form thou here didst
But now an Angels radisRt form divine |!
The tender mother, and the duteous child,
Tie wife affectoDate, the friend sincere,
The ieeintg heart, spirit sweet and mid,
Made thee the glory Of thy sex appear.
We DO not mourn thou'rt flown TO happy
spheres,
IT'S Natures sell, calls forth the bursting
SIGH
AIS SeAsIbAay, disSolves in tears
The deep-touch'd soul, Of God-like Sym.
patty
An I! Of a genial friend, our hearts be.
relL -
Whose spotless life thy memory more
endears
And HE who al the grave ofLszarus wept,
WeePs thro' cur eyes, Natures own gen.
urle tears
FAREWELL thou dear departed Friend /
Adieu
And Oh, accept the tribute of our love
Aud While o'el flowing tears our cheeks be-
dew,
We halt Thy Spirit, bIest in realms
above
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
BEN JAMIN BUTMAN,

EXCHANG E-STREET,
IIAS jun received fteih fupply Of
DRUGS e. MEDICINES,
PAiNTS, DYE SIJFFS, &c.
among which are the following
~ bbls London White Lead
- do. Spsni4n Brown
72 do Spruce Yellow
j9 10 Linieed Oil
DO Spirits lerpensine
birds. Spauifh Whiting
do 0oPpersfs
5 DO Alum
Zoo lbs. Indigo
10 toos Logwood and FGn'c
100 boxes BY and by 40 Crown Glafss
SC with great variety Of OTHER articles,
tomprihug large aud estemiive afortment
IA he above branches. which he offers whole
isie aud retail on very low terms Tor Cain or
approved credit.
~ Pot and Pearl Aihes conilanIy FOR ialc
June 2. IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08

American Cotton Gods.
A general aiiortment of American Cotton
= Goods, from the Mandatory Of
Wiiklnion Greene, 81 Co.
at Pawiueket, near providence K l. conflting
Of ShIrtings, Sheeiings, Stripes, Checks. Cling
hams, Bed Tickings, Thread, Jingle two and
three threaded Yarns, &c. &c
'fHeie Goods beng from one Of the oldell
aud belt eitabliihed Manufactures IN Ameri.
ca, are al leaf OF equal quality 10 any made in
this countty, and wni be fold AZ the Manu-.
factory prices,by
SOLOMON BOYCF.
Agent for izid company lar bis Store il Ex.
change -itreet-where he keeps conaantIy for
fale IN aaorlment Of aHCEj, As ulual.
Portland, 7sh mo Il, 1911. IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
John z. Thuraon,

IOIIII 4 III itOII1
Has FCR SALE, lit No 4, Car al Rom,
600O lbs belt rerziling COFFEE
40 chefs 6rt qua'iy souchous, Hylon
Skin and Youag hyton IEAo
200 boxes brown SOAP
100 barrels Wilmington TAR
20 ditto Clear, Bone MidiIng aud Prime
Pork
80 ditto fuperhpe FLOUR
10 boxss Havana Brown SUGARS
- ditto Mould CANDLES, for retailing
] pipe real CognIac Brandy, 4lh proof
Is c~iks Engliih NAILS
30 doz do Mzrkersi LINES
-ALSO--
Jun received WARRANTED ANCHORS
from zoo - 1000 lbs. lf My 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08

THE fuhlcribers hereby give public notice
20 al concerned that we have been duly
appointed and have taken upon onrfeves the
trnl of executors OF the TAT will and 1elsa.
mtnt cf PETER THAT HEX,
lais OF GorhIm, 10 tEs county OF Cumberland,
Attorney Of Law, by giving Dond as the law
airects-,hey therefore rsqueif all pcrions
WAC are indebted TO the faid decesfed's efate,
to make immediate pAymeat aud ,boie who
have zay demands thereon, 20 exhibit The
iameto Archelaus Lswis, liq at Falmouth,
STEpHtE 1HACHFR,
Jsae IS, ISL AREifELAUS LEWIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
--us6s 81 tssssss.--
In tie scar Ct ~, Lord one ts5stazS sigbi baAd,s9
and sisVen.
AN ACT


RgfA7ing Public E'o.j 5i9 and R.ligi,n, F,esars.
WHEREAS il is provided by the ConAitu-
ton Of this Commonwealth, f that every de-
nomination Of Chnfians, demeaning them
feves peaceabiy, ana as good iabjects Of the
Commonwealth, f.ali e equally under the
protection Of the law and % liberalization
OF any one fen or denomination 70 aHothers
hall ever be enabliihed by law" Therefore,
SIC. }. BE II eaot7s1 ~ BE Sea0h and Hsas
Of REfSee1t0.Iv-s IN Censrag Cc1st rllrnbied, crd
BY fbs aAb9,itr Of ne fame, 7 hat all nonies pad
By any citizen Of this Commonwealth, TO khe
lupport of public worfhip, or Of punlic teacn-
ers Cf religion, fhail, If idch cities require X,
be uniformly applied 10 the fnpport Of the
public teacher or teachers IF his own religious
feet or determination, provided there be any
or whole inftrutfions he uluzly attends, az
well where iuch teacher or teachers 10 or are
The teacher or teachers Of an unincorporated
a. OF corporate religious iociety, And ir
ihali be fufhcient TO entitle any fuch teacher
|or teachers Of corporate or uDincorporate
religious iociery, to receive the fame monies
Of the kpwn, diltricf, pariih, Or religious COR
poration, which ihaII shels, collect or receive
the fame, that he be ordained and eilabIifhed
according 10 the forms aud ulAges Of hrs own
religious feet and denomination, although his
Parochial charge or duties may extend over
Other religious focieiies according 10 iuch
forms and nfages.
SEC 2 Be Il further saa67ed, Z hat whenever
any perion ihall become member Of any re-
hglons iocIety, corporate or uniucorporases
within this commonwealth, fuch memt erihip~
ihAli be certified byA committee Of tnch VI,
ely. chol<n for this pnrpole go. -
the clerk Ut the town whs'e Nh u~e'o' 49,
from Tsxa;ion for he iupport cs pubic wor-
ihiP and public teachers Of religion IN every
other religious corporation whatever, TO
long as he ihalI continue luch memberih,p--
And The certificate Of iuch committee may be
as follows -" We certify thar "A 3 VI The
town OF -- 10 member Cf the rehsious
iocIeiy IN the town of ----i called -----. da-
ted this - day Of -, A. 2 io
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
Z. GREELY,

(. GREE.LY,
RAs FoR SALE, az No. /, Lang W59yf,
20 bolts Ruiis Duck
so ps. Ravens do
30 ps. Cotton do
50 eheas Hylon, Hyfon Gin, aud SOU
ChOng Teas
20 boxes Chocolate
1000 W.T.. Coffee
pipes American Gin
20 bolts India Duck
200 bbls. AIefs Beef
70 bhls Pork
600 hhds Salt
CORDAGE by the Gang or fmaller guam
tity 0) Ag,R 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
REMOKAL.
DANIEL THURSTON,

p RESPECTFULLY informs his friend. and
the public, that he has removed his Stock
10 Trade, from Fore ltreet, iato Middle ftreet
nearly oPpofire Metre How aud Evans where
he hss tor i4le a general a14ortment of
~. l. Gods and Groceries.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
Committee

SFc 8 Be Il futile, saaS7eg, That IN cafe any
donaiion, gift or grant 1lali hereafter w made
10 any unincorp1i ale religious tvciefy inch To-
ciety fhaii have fir power I51aanage, improve
and ute The fame according TO me teErns ADD
conditions On which the fame may be'msde
20 elect iuissble tfnQees, agents "a st1i efs
therefor ; aud 10 proiecn.e and su- ~ any
right which may VA in fnch iociey.iu COME
qusnce ofiueh donation, g,is " gsans.
Sec. 4. Bs y futile, ssassel, That All miEiilers
ordained agreeable 10 The ufsges df' Tie iecr or
denomination 10 wbisH they icvsfaily tetong,
whether over corporate or unsnc0rPyrale iycI-
eles, within this Conrm1nwe2ith illafi have The
same exemptions from TAXATION A. are gwen
40 h4ted ordaiDed miniRses Of The gotpel n
the sown, diarct parin 81 plantation, where
they are feitled; iubject however, 70 the lama
refrIctions sad penalties
Sac 5. BsHJeytbey srq7st. Thar ali parts &c
adts ineonfittent with this al, be, and the
fame ale hereby repeated.
June ls, lSIi--APP ovsD.
GERRY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
JtttrrestinS lDolitieal apisseIIanp,

The Boston Rebels" Valediclory 10
HE Ercellency Coz. Gerry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08

LIAvE iat received freih h,pply Of
= Ne,g- iigda Goos5 6J Gr0crrieS,
a-sl-,.,,v a h,ch are The foliowtnp -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08
Poetry.

From the Ktnnsb,1sk paper.
LINES
On the death IF Ifrs. ELIzABETH w. FKosr,
sphg Fsl az me Hatanna, late e9nsoy, y
Or. William Frost eftaaf pgaee -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-08

MONDAY, JULY S, 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
Cheap, Neat, and Strong.

NICdP1 4NCdl, dIlQ OlIO0g.
he inquiry has often been made, where
the above qualities might be found uni.
ted. This queihon may be aDlwered, and oc.
cular demonltration had, by applying al
NOLEN & GRIDLEY'5 Fsraituye Wa,e
H0Sse, Nos. 81 & %, CornhiIl, Bottom Mai.
ischuietts, (entrance between the flores OF
MIR Jer Fitch and MIR Thos @ Prentifs, and
nearly oPPoGte the Bookltore of Mr. L Lar
kiH) where all who are furniihing houfes are
RESPECTFULLY invited TO cali and fee for them
felyes.
N. & G. have On hand, the following ar
ticles-9 Side Boards, IS Bureaus, S Secreta-
ries, 80 Bsdfeads, go gilt framed Looking
Clahes, 2 fets Brafs Andirons, Shovel and
Tengs, Sofas, 8 Sofia BedReads, Eafy LolI.
ing Chairs, Ladie,' work Tables, Walh ltands
Light itands, Card Tables, Dining and Penn.
broke Tables, SO Portable Decks, $500 Chairs,
all prices from 80 cents 70 dollars each, all
of which NJ q C. will warrant TO hold TO.
gether as long as any Chars that can be pur-
chsied either IN town or country n. & G.
challeRge any one 70 point out better Work
men IN the State of MaGachuletts, than thole
who iuPPly them with the greatelf part Of the
Chalrs they fell:
N. All kinds of Furniture received for
public or private fale as ulual, and cath advan-
ced June ~. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

w I the fublcribers. commiMoners appoin-
- ted by the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Efq.
Judge Of Probate, in and for the county Ut
Cumberland, TO receive and examine the
claims Of the ieverSl creditors 70 the eRate Ut
JOHN woRMwELL, JUN.
late Of Portland, in laid county, mariner, de-
eeafed, Represented infolvent, hereby give no
tee that Gx months are allowed faid creditors
TO bring IN aud prove their claims, and thar
We will attend that fervice at the Dwelling
Houle Of Capt. John Pritchard, ia faid PORT
land, on the Iait Monday of this and the five
following months, from 10 8 o'clock, r. n
on each Of laid dzys
JOSEPH CROSS, D
JOHN PRITcRARD,S c'""l6''"e>'
June IL, I8tl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17
DANIEL TUCKER
EDWARD BARNEvILLES Can
Portland, TSss Is, 1871.

w { the fubicribers, ConmilIioners appoin
ted 10y the Hon Samuel Freeman, Zig
Judge of Probate, of Wills, iS'c for the Conn
~ of Cumberland, to receive and examine the
Claims of the leveral Creditors TO the E(tate
Of EDMUND MARCH, late Of Portland, 10
faid County, Gentleman, deceaGed, reprelent-
ed inlolvent, hereby give notice that fix
moEths are allowed the Creditors, TO bring IN
and prove their Claims and that the Com.
miffionerS will attend for that purpofe at the
Office OF Horatio Southgate, on The lat Mon
day 10 this prsient month, and on the frlt
Monday Of the five next following months,
from two to five o'clock in the afternoon OF
each day
DANIEL TUCKER
HORATIO SOUTHGATE5 N"'
Portions, JEae IS, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-06-17

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that he has been du-y
appointed and taken upon himielf the trull Of
Administrator on the elate Of
THOMAS BAILEY,
late Of Poland in the county Of Cumberland,
yeoman, decealed, by gviDg bond as the law
dIreGts-he therefore requelts all perlons who
are indebted TO the laid deceafeds eltate, 20
make immediate payment and thole who
have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the
fame 10 JOSIAH BAILEY.
June 49, 1871