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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
MoRRIs-TowN. July IS.

MoRRIs-TowN, July IS.
Daring R0bbeTses. On Thursday night,
the lst inst. a most daring robbery was
committed in Chester, Morris county, by
villain, who says his name is Peter
Jones, otherwise John GuiIlard, from Mid
dlesex county, New-Jersey. We give
these names, anticipating that it will lead
to the discovery Of his proper name. He
states that he has family and four chill
dren, in that county. In giving relation
Of these mastery robberies, we must &C.
knowledge that he was Industrious aud
we feel confident that he must be an old
trausgressor. The robberies were as fol.
lows He entered, in the first place, the
dwelling Of William Hunt, for the pur.
pose of getting something to eat, which he
says he found; he then stole MIR. Hunts
surtout coat, and made off; he then en-.
tered the Cabinet shop of MIR. Topping.
and took therefrom sett Of tools suitable
to break into the store Of Mr.. Lowrance
which he effected, and took goods to the
amount of nearly 1000 dollars; he then
proceeded to the barn Of Richard Hunt,
and stole his horse, Wagon and harness,
and put his booty on board the Wagon
and made off; he had, however, preyi-
ously prepared himself with sheets, which
he stole from, Mr.. Case, for the purpose
of wrapping the goods 10. IIe then pro-
ceeded towards the neighborhood Of Pea
pack, and finding that it was necessary to
have something more to conceal the goods,
and Wagon cover presenting to his
view, he Immediately laid hold Of it aud
covered the goods completely, and pro-
ceeded to the store Of Mr.. Triphagen, in
Peapack, and took from him, the most Of
his best goods. The phosphorus and
matches which we're found with him, af-
forded him sufficient light to select the
| best goods. After he had thus loaded the
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20

1t was cloudy on the evening OF the
9TH, 9th and 9th. No observations were
made. The Comet is receding from us
in direction nearly for the neck of great
Bear, Tor pointers. lttravels through a
space in the Heavens equal to about one
and third Of degree in "a hours.
AT to p. M. on the 4th, its Declination
was 46d. North, and right ascension l02.
Latest from Cadis.-Capt. Coffin, ar.
rived yesterday, sailed from Cadiz on the
4th June, at which time the u. S. sloop
B Of war Hornet, Capt. Reid, was waiting
4 for orders from our minister at Madrid.
A The treaty had not as yet been signed.
Il We further learn, that on the 18th Of
MAY, two 7A's and three frigates, sailed
from Cadiz for Lima. The GRAND ex-
pedition, of 80 transports, with 10000
troops, mas to sail about the first Of Sep
tember! All Spanish vessels arriving in
port were Immediately put in requisitiou
to aid in the great work Of subduing the
q Patriots.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-07-20
Assige of Bread for the ensuing neck.

JOHN FLEMING, City Treasurer.
New-York, July 10, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
DIED.

In Fryeburg, Enoch p. eldest son Of Ebenezer
Fessenden, jun. Esq. aged 2 years.
The following is the obituary notice communi-
Gated with the death of Master EDWARD WEE
sTER. announced in our last -
lie was youth uncommonIy amiable and
modest in his department, his sickness (Which
was iong) he bore with uncommon patience, a
murmur never escaped his lips, his happy view of
his dependence on Christ Jesus his saviour, as
his only hope, gave great satisfaction to his
friends and those who visited him--he was con-
slant IN prayer for himselfan friends and reques
ted them to pray for him, and to rest Lheir hope
N christ whose precious blood was she'd on mount
Calvary for such as put their trust In him he
retained his senses to the last moment, and when
asked something about moving his pillow, he
replied, no-Christ will soon make me a soft
and downy piIlow-The example of this Pious
youth, both in life and in death, is worthy the
imitation of youth fhis own age, and even those
ofrper years in the most exalted ranks Of Society.
In Mount Vernon, Me. on the Goth ult. John
Dudley, Sd, second son of John Dudley, Jr aged
19.
In this town, very suddenly, Mr.. Jonathan
Leeds, aged about 50.-An Infant child Of the
Rev. lchabod Nichols
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
coMMUNIcATIoN'
sonUersdtfon up0n The l1dtne lat

erdTV and J'heologlcaI Insfafittlon.
GOOD morning, esquire al have called TO
E<ongerse little with you on a subject of SONS
stnpoftance, and am glad TO find you al home.
4. am happy TO see you Mr.. B.--tske a seat
|%oa It Will be pleasing to converse with you on
ssy saoject you have mind to advance, for
resume It will not be any thing tritling.
q CIR am some dissatisfied with the i'll sue
s yes Of the petition sent TO the General Court by
sas Of the Maine Literary apd Theology.
80 Institution. Many are disappointed in their
expectations Of a liberal endowment of that SEM
= |4safy oy the state, and myseIf among the rest.
s you belonged to the legislature at the time,
~ viii obllge me just to state the reasons, why
'ae request was not granted.
q Very freely, sir--1he first thing shall
'1me' Is, that the institution assumes TOO high q
'RaaFaeteF. It claims to ts college; and il
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
Jacob AnderS0nS EFlIk.

NI0TICBis 10 hereby given to the heirs ofihe estate
- of JACOB ANDERSON ate o. Brunswick ins
The coauty OF Cumberland deces'ed and al Others
concesued-That CATHERINE ANDERSON has
presented to me the subscribes, Judge of the Court
Of Probate, within and for said county al insrru
mens purporting to b the last will and Testament
of the said Jacob Anderson, aud that the frs,
Thursday of June next at mise O'Clock IN the lore
noon is assigned 70 take q e Probate thereof st B
Probate Court then TO be held at the house Of Mr
Isaac Dove in Brunswick in said County when
and where they may be preseul and shew cause If
any they have why the sar,e shoud rot be proved
approved and allowed as the Iast will aad t-sta
ment of said deceased Given under my hand a,
Portland. this twenty efgth day Of April in the
year Of oar Lord eighteen hundred and nineteen.
SAM FREEMAN
A true copy-a;t's
or HevATIo spuTHGATE Regr.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
Commerce of Bermuda.

A letter from Bermuda, Of April Z, states,
= that American productions at that port Were
low; but that the circumstance, 10 great
measure, arose from the want of British yes
ses 10 carry it off which would be remedl-
ed, the moment it was generally known, that
good reights could be obtained and that
there was prospect that much business would
be done, between the West Indies and the
United States, through Bermuda.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
GAZETTE M, Nrws.
PORT OF PORTL.4NL
Entrances and ciearo,,ces al NE CastOm- House.
ARRIVALS.


ARRIVALS.
May 5, ar. brig Leopard, Deering, from Cape
Henry. Hayti-schr: Planet, Racklef, from New
Haven--schr Planter Knight, from Philadelphia
--sloop Abby, Moulton, from Boston. May 8,
schr. Dolphin, Polleys. do.--schr. Reaper, Deer
ing, from Bristol r. L-sloop Volant, Basset, from
ST. John, via Boston--schr Regulator, DIinkwa-
ter, from Boston.-7th, sloop Ariadna, Butler,
from Boston for Hallowell-schr Levant, Minott
from Havana, 9Th, brig Galen, Keating, from
do.--9th, schr. Enterprise, Gordon, Turks-lsand.
Last night ar. brig Rebecca, capt. Stephenson,
95 days from Poin-Petfe, yAh cargo Of molas-
sestO D. Fox.
CLEARkNcEs.
Foreign. May, 5. cl. Brig Albert, Prince. for
Guadalupe. - 9th schr. Reaper, blanchard, for
ST. John..--7th schr. Planter, Merchant, for do.
--schr. Rolla, Pitte, for do.
Coasttoiss. May 10th cl. schr. Nancy, Board
man, for Newburyport. 9th soop William, STAN
ford, for Boston.--schr. Despatch, Salter, for
Charleston,
Yessels Ieff.--At Buenos Ayres, March 10, ship
Fisher Ames, Gordon, of Portland, for the West
Indies in 80 days--brig Luna, Sutton, for Ports
mouth. in % days. and or 3 other American
vessels. names and destinations not known.
Brig Albert, Alden, so days from Portland, was
sopsen April 18th, S leagues below Plaquemine.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
Il 10 al concerned that be has been duly ap-
pointed and taken upon himself the trust Or Ad-
minis,rato of the estate of
JOSHUA SHIRLEY,
late Of Portland, in the county of Cumberland,
PRINTFR, deceased, by giving bond a. the law
drects--he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted to the said deceased's estate to make inn
mediate payment and those who have any de.
mands the con, to exhibit the same for settlement
to JOHN PHILLIPS.
Portland april %, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
Soldiers Of the Revolution.
M.4L.NE DISTRICT. }
rsRTLAND, May IT, 1919. {

PORTLAND, May IL, 1917.
I'm addition 10 the names betoie published,
i Subscriber has received from the War
kpsrtAeut, pension certificates for the fol-
Nbg Revolutionary Soldiers, viz
Nathaniel Abbot, FalmOuth.
Jonah Austin, Ua8dham.
John Bailey, Turner.
Samuel Benjamin, LiUernsOre.
James Boaz, Portland.
Peabody Bradford, .Minot.
Samuel Brigham, do.
Peter Wyer 3rown, Potenal.
Daniel Chaplin, Watettord.
Jabez Churchill Hariford.
John Dillingham;, .htHOt.
Abner Dodge, BridgetOn.
Moses Durham, Hartford.
Jedediah Elliot, Windhaal.
Barzliai Fuller, Hebron.
Morrell Hobbs, Harrison.
William Hobby, Portland. Al
Jeremiah Hodgdon, SanaeT.
Darius, Holt, .Aibany.
Daniel Jumper, Harrison.
Moses kimbali, RaslfOrd.
John Mcintosh, D9rhana.
Philip Page, Fryebuyg.
Benjamin Prince, Falmouth.
Simeon Sanboyn, Greenwood.
Micah Stoskeridge, fTeeP0r.
Joseph sturtevant, Paris.
Samuel Tobin, Bucktisid,
Joseph Weston, Otasfeid.
William II. Aork, falmouth.
Tie pefsou, above named, whose sppiica-
ns were prepared by Mr.. STEPHEN EMERY,
! receive their Certificates by calling on
!, al the Office formerly occupied b. the
scriber 10 Paris All others will receive
q al ;he District Clerks Office IN Port
{, either By calling in person or by order.
No applications have been returned tor
'her proof, and only one rejected, The ap-
ant moi having served on The continental
ablishluent A. K P@RRlS,
United States' Dlsitret Judge.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
Take Notice.

THE subscribers hereby give pubic notice 20
all concerned thar We hsve hsea dcly sp-
pointed an taken upon curselves the Eru.t of Ao-
on the est,te of STFl HIN P. FEs-
SRNDRE, late of Ffyeburg in the coun'y of oz.
ford Yeoman, deceased, by giving hoBd ss me
iaw directive therefore rtques' All Psfsons whc
are indebted to said deeeafed esi&ts 70 make i'm
mediate payment sR5 thase Uho have any de-
mands thereon TO eshibit Be sane 10
JCsEPHF f SWAN , Ass=fsissysssy y
NANCY FESsENDEN, s soi3 sststs.
Frybnrg April ash 1919,
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11

and G fSSI HERES
Satinetts-Vigonia Cloths-Grandurells
Cotton Cassimere--buff and blue Nankins,
White Jean suitable for Pmtaioons
'roienette, Marsail!es and FInFentina Vestirg
81 aud / london Prints--low price Caliooes
Pink inghams--Carlisle uinhams and Robes
Pekin and Tack Dresses--4s4 and Cambricks
Muslins, a great variety--LinRen Csmbrlcs
box elegant thread Laces Linnen Cambria
Handkefchiefs
Merino ShaWls and Handkefchiefs
imitation do. do
Case IA Irish Linnens, very cheap
n 6 Gingbam Umbrellas, silver mounted
Canton and Nankin Crapes--Italian do.
Goncans--8-l aud i0-4 Grape ShawIs
IL 6-t and 81 Chintz and Imitation do
4 Bale - = V'.!h'" shss'i"s Superior eary
ientlemen's cotton and worsted half Hose
ladies' silk, worstea and cotton do.
lack Sinchaws and Sarsnetts--black LevantiBe
B k & color'd Florence Lustring; Copperplates
elegant Furniture Patch--3 and Ga Dimity
great variety Of ladies and gentlemens Gloves
O cen table covere-Russia do,
B B1xes cotton Sewngs-Wre Thread
case plain & figured Ribbons /; fancy silk H'dkfs.
Flag, Bsndanua and black silk Handkerchiefs
Black B1mbazette, very fine
ga biask Bombszine
Black, green and white italian Grape
Case Real Twist unbleached Shirtings-Togeth-
er with great variety of other articles, which
will be sold very Cheap. for cash only.
Dutch Boiling Cloths, of a supe-
rior quality, from No 3to 12, (al Boston prices
constantly on band.
May Z, 1919. QO
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
nPNEW GOODS.sO
II. STEVENS,
HAS JUST RECEIVED, handsome as
IL ssrtment of
Mem and Fashionable GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARR
IA and S-4 csmbric CaIicoes-imitation, fancy
aud book MusIins-Scotch Lawns-Linneu aud
cotton Cambricks---thread and cotton Laces--
Figured aud plain Footiog--cambric Muslins--
Thule Lace figured silk Lace, a handsome article
for Caps-wide and narrow Bambasin--6-4 5-4
and IA white and coloured FanneIs--9hel
Combs, of the newest patterns--Seersucker
London mourning Ginghams-CarIise and pink
do--rabe Linnens-Napkins and Tablecoths--
Cambrick and muslin Gown Trimmings wide and
narrow--3-4 and 4-8 Diaper-Russia do--Bfack
and white Italian Crape--Sinchaws s. Sarsnetts--
black aud fancy silk Handkerchiefs-whii SsrS-
netts--silk, beaver, and kid Gloves. Floss Cot
,on-bIack & white Mulhnetts--French Braids--
bl ack Bombazetts--eegant furniture Patches aud
opperpIates~--coloared Cambricks-- English and
lndia Cottons-British aud factory Sheeting--
silk shawIs--A variety Of Ribbors--Whte an9
yellow marking Canvass~-Green Canton Grape
Bedticking--farn, gilt and black Snaps silk,
worsted and cotton Hose. &c. Sc.
MAY IL
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11

vidasls, printed and circulated, without the
knowledge Of the board, and consequently with
out their consent.
a. 1t has also been suggested, and think
passes with some fact, that the Institution at
Waterville is designed as a rival for the college
at Brunswick, and if so, it is not reasonable that
ii should be encouraged.
b. ! have been conversant and familiar with
a number the principal members of the board,
and do not recoIlect an intimation ofthat nature
from any Of them. Simply TO promote the in
struction, and especially amongst our denomina-
ton, am satisfied was the object.
"A. lam inclined to think, that, | as rel as
others, have been not rightly irf ua- nd at
present feel no objection to gran tition
at least in part
Il. thank you, sir, for your goo sal nd if
your own mind is in any measure sa da the
circumstances ofthe institution ha l lis-
represented, hope you will ende eavor u -..de
ceive others. And as presume yoL will have a
seat in the next legislature, entreat, that you
will use your influence in favor of the institution
at Waterville, as far as you think it is right
am anxious some aid should be afforded, for
several reasons one is, the institution greatly
needs it. Another is, am 10th that my brethren
should have any thing to strengthen their dislike
of Federal rulers. And finally that those, who
wish to lessen the number of Federalists amongst
the baptist in order by The change to help them
selves into Office, may be disappointed.
Por1land Representatives. AT a meeting
Of the Federal Republicans last evening
the I'oun Hal, fortbe purpose Of selecting
candidates 10 be supported TOMORROW as rep
resentatves ofthe town in the Legislature o
! this state the year ensuing, the following gen
tlemen were unanimously agreed upon, VIZ.
Nicholas Emery, Esq.
Enoch Preble, ESQ
Mr., Samuel Baker,
Nathan kinsman, Esq.
MIR. Jacob Knight, and
MIR. Charles Fox.
These gentlemen, il is confidently believed
will receive the undivided support of the
Federal Republicans. 1T is understood they
are all n favor OF the separation of Maine on
honourable terms-we hope and trust they
will receive the united suffrages ofail their
political friends, and thus preserve the reeu
table standing of the town by an able and up
right representation.
n. b. The gentlemen who represented
the town the last year, utterly decline re-
election.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
Nav II, 1919.


.
By al arrive! al Charleston, S.
uaysna. letters and papers from iiial
,be l.lib uIt. have been received,
<solains ruulor Tat The Island of
.l.ou, TO be ce3ed 10 Great britain
"a extract frBm one ct he letters,
o,,r readers TO make their own
hoes
.t;oc hss occurred Of much moment
lsss For several days past .ome
80 been spread that the Island OF
.heat ,e be ceJed to Great Brit
III negotiation was acinoliy pending
! ,l,a pnrpose--lt bas occasioned
.*.,.;.Ietasle sir in ,hs private political
III lhe idea is entirely ri4!iculed
e,acel Toe debt, they excIaim, and
.'.se,e.i. lei Ds Claim our Independence.
mhilA. we are loyal people, and
49, our last drop of bluod 10 restore
.,.,f, to tie height from which she has
.ge can never submit to foreign yoke
.ks,d Varick, Esq Treasurer Of the
.:,so iiEle Society, acknowledges the
,,u .064 36 crnls. donation 10 the
s'',;,.a .Iur,pg tpe mopib OF aPril.-The
,,,s, Il The ..lmsrican Edaeguon Society
sne,e8ges the receipt Of S.I2I9,47 du
III snoala ot April last.
: Mr.. MuaDocK We understand his
,|sa,sa i esgaged to preach, on proba-
fr settlement in The Chapel Society in
,oxa. and IS to commence his first Ser
% Friday Evening next
~ RssDoLpH is elected member of
sixsrenlh Congress from the District
1ugnia which ne has heretofore repre-.
std ID that body.
fhe legislature of New-Volk have pas.
II Act, granting ten thousand dollars
II distributed annually in agricultural
Emiums-
4 lr.,er frcm Paris OF Feb. 25th says,
. doels were multiplying every day
Eof B0nsparte's hsif pay officers were TO
Il fought on the 18Th
NJ Thursday last the members ofthe Bible So
H of Maine held their annual meeting in this
kn. and made choice of the following gentle
3 for officers the present year. In the evening
kfmon was preached by the Rev. L. b. RIP
i. al the Baptist meeting house, after which
pntribution wastaken to aid the funds of the
5ttv. amounting 10 So dollars.
Rer Doctor APPLETON, President.
keg. i. KELLOGG, Pace Presiderst.
kew. E.PAYsoE, Corresponding Secretary.
sooDBuRY SFoRER, Jr. Esq. Recording Sec.
aoaATIo SouTHGATE, Esq. Treasurer.
TRUSTEES.
hon. Samuel Freeman--Rev. G Bradley
/. l.. Nichols--Rev. J. Taylor-Hon. NJ.
Db--Mr. Robert Boyd-Mr. Richard Cobb
!. n Harris Hon. p Mellen-Rev. T. B.
ley s. LonsleIlow, Esd Mr.. L. Cutter.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
;----------T---'---- -
MAR RTED

In this town, by the Rev. &. Kellogg, Mr. John
Morse, to Miss Phebe saton-Mr. Israel Water
house, to Miss Ann Robinson.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
NOTICE.

lNo a ltyTa.
THE prop7ietors Of Portland LONG VII ARF,
are hereby notifed, that their Annual Meet
irg wis be ho den At Store No 90 on faid Wharf,
on MONDAY tbs isvsntb dsy IF TEas sest, a, 4
o cock M the following pnrpofes, viz.
To Choofe Moderator,
Clerk.
Whsr6nger.
/" Standing Cornnittes.
aud fueh other ofh GERS as may be necessary to
manage their concerns.
To Zee if The Proprieters will 6ll mp the jog CT
the back or tzGern side of faid Wharf
And to transact whai business may then come
before them at laid meeting
JAMEs JEWETT, Pysf,isfs,s ClsrE.
Portland May 10 1879.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
OLIVER EVERETT,

WOULD inform his customers and the pub
hcb in general, that ne has taken the Brick Store,
Head Of Green Street, directly opposite bis former
stand-where he has for sale general assort-
ment of
West- India Goods e Groceries,
Of as good quality, and cheap be had in
town. May s 1879.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
PAINTS, DRUGS, &c.
Henry Butman,
CIGN of the Golden lMortsr, luiddls-S. .sei, has
- received his Spring and Sumner supply Of
P4INTiS. DRUGS, sc.

NNibN OF tue U0tden 1u0TfeT, -uAddkt-2s.teis nk4
- received his Spring and Sumner supply Of
P4LNTS, DRUGS, sc.
CONSISTING Of
7 casks London White Lead
IL do Dutch Linseed Oil
DO Spirits Turpentine
5 do French Yellow Ochre
do Venetian Red--f5 sacks Verdigrise
2 hhds Spanish Whites bhis Spanish Brown
so kegs superior English ground White Lead
bbls. Strained Rosin--t do. Pummice Stone
Red Lead --Ly Lytharge-Prusian Blue
Chine,e Vernilhon---Crome Yellow
Copal Varnish---Jappan, Gold, silver and
brass Leaf--Pant Brushes
Gum Copal--Gum shelac
Glass Paper--Pencil Brushes
Slip Blue Rose Pink-Ivory Black
Orange Lead-Dutch Pink
Turkep Amber-Psint Knives
1000 feet London Crown Glass
g5 lbs Calomel---l case Cantharides
bbs Arrow Root do, Crem Tart
/ bale Gentian Root case LiquorlCe Paste
f2 doz. Haarlem Oils boxes Roll Birthstone
$50 lbs Gum CamphoF--S boxes CASTLE Soap
4 bale Fol Sienna--i do Chamomile Flowers
4 do. Snake Root--J0 lhs. Gloves
100 Groce Velvet Corks--i2 do. White Phials'
5 carboys Oil Vitro-3o0 lbs Pink Root
bbls Flor Suiph--Gum Opium,
True Andersons Pills TUrlirgtons BaIsam,
Flake Banua--Surg geons Instruments &c.
0J@Which are offered for sale on the most rea-
sonable terms for cash or credit. tf April ~
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
For Sale, or to Let,

For Sale, or to Let,
A TWO aory DWELLING HOUSE. situated in
: Wi!1os Street, convenient for common sized
family
ALS0-For Sale half of wall PEW. in the
Rev. PAysoN's meeting -houfe = For terms ap.
Plyto yAMES HUsE
May III.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11

Fore Street, HeGd Of Long Uhayf,
HAS JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE,
9 chest & boxes Hyson, Young
Hyson Souchong TEAS, lately imported
80 bags white and brown Sugars
10 do. green Coffee
do Pepper aud Pinlento
10 do Blown Salt
500 lbs Loaf Sugar
$50 lbs Cassia--50 do Indigo
So Kegs fg and twist Tobacco
do Raisins--boxes ditto
10 do Ginger--10 do Snuff
70 hhds retailing Molassss
10 do N. z. Rum
do West India do
3 do American Gin
pipes Holland Gin
2 do Cognae Brandy (6rst quality
Q do Lisbon aud Port Wine
10 DO Vinegar
9 casks Malaga Wine
2 do sperm Oil
80 boxes Cigars do Pipes
10 do Brimstone--t0 DO Windsor SosE
10 do Waites Chockolate
80 bbls. s. f. Flour
10 bbs. Clear & Mess Pork
g casks Rice-f5 casks Nails
! bales Prime Cotton
30 doz. sutton Hoes--12 do Scythes, 10 dc
Sickels
is do English & American Shpveis
German 4 American Mill Saws
100 Grindstones
Also a general assortment of Hard Ware.
Portland, April 9th 1919. CIV.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
R0mdoitl (oNfve.

Bowdoin College.
NOTICE Is hereby given tina a lfased meeting of
~ the Trustee of B0WD0ZN COLLEGE,, will
be held a. the Chapel 10 Brunswick on TUES
DAY. the 18Th day of May inf at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon.
BENJAMIN ORR, Sssras,y.
May 4, 1879
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11

Newgoucester---tslilctts ana members Of adjacent
Lodges add srjourDing brethren are respectfully
inyited To attend. Per order
SIMEON PARSONS.
May 6, 5819 Secretary qf Cum5eriandLodge.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
FestlUal al 81. John tie Bapfist.

GU UMBERLAND
LODGE of Free
and Accepted Ma
Sons, will celebrate
the Festival of Sc.
John the F Pagtist on
he @4M Of June
next, when an Adj
dress will be deliv-
cred Brother JA-
BET " GOLDMAN Of
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11

|.ksrd yarick, Esq Treasurer Of the
';eso title Society, acknowledges the
I, !, D6a 36 crnls, Donation TO the
y 1,,;,a .lgr,pg Ire monih OF aPriI.--The
.',.sr Il HE ..fmerjcdn Edaegncn Society
.s,e3ges the receipt Of S.I2i9,47 du
il lnoali, of April last.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11

q Mr. Huapock We understand his
lsoaa i esgaged to preach, on proba-
III setiIenent in The Chapel Society in
.axo and Is to commence his first Ser
90 Friday Evening next.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-25
100 Dollars Reward.

rs known to have heen kidnapped from
4 a field near Germantown, between the
hours of l2 aud 2 o'clock on the goth ult.
whilst al work alone, Free Black Man,
namea HENRY HUDSON, aged between
81 ani 22 years, of the height of five feet
FIVE inches, very black complexion AMI
dark ey-s, ha, scar under his left arm,
between he wris, AMI elbow, occasioned
by the cut OF IN axe.
He is by occupation farmer, a native
of Kent cuanty, in the state Of Delaware,
h "a on blue clo,n roundabout jacket, old
black silk vest, corded velvet pantaloons,
and wool hat
He is "a very civil, inofensire man, with
rather down look. There is reason to
suppose that he was decoyed into CAR
riage, and conveyed southwark.
Any information respecting him will be
thankfully received. Keepers of turnpike
gates, toll bridges, and taverns. are par
ticularly requested to give suchinformaton
as may be in theirpower.
The above reward will be cheeriully
paid on conviction of the perpetrators OF
This fragrant outrage upon the rights OF a
freeborn citizen of the United States.
REUBEN HAINES.
No. 800, Chesnut-strset. Philadelphia