Jenks's Portland gazette — Portland [Me.], 1802-08-16 00:00:00, page 3

j JJortlanb,
Mon DAT, August i 6, 1802.
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I In o«r bft we mentioned the arriv.il in this
11 of Col. Huwphrkys, our be Miuiller
;|V,.i««»'bry to the Court of Madrid. We
: now the happiueti to add, that on To«f
bft, a refpedbblc and numerous com pm y
ie i* .»ntlemen of this town, in teftimori) of
rsfp-tf for h>> ch r-nfler and uleful fer vices,
. hi n a public dinner j at wh ch the clergy
ie tow.i and principal Grangers, were i >vitcJ
entertainment was prepared at Mechanic.
\ and was as handfome a- thefetfor w ulJ
*d. On this occafion the f »cial feelin g on
ere brought into a£li rn.and no crcumlb ce
irred to mar the harmony and fctl.vity of the
roodlmy Shrert Efq. a&ed as Prefi Jem, an J
\!zcr Mayo, Efq as Vice Preiidant.
,fur dinner the following toalts were giv
*
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The United Sta'e*.
The Prt fidcnc of the United States.
The Governor and Commonwealth of Mafia .
etta.
The revered name of Wsihinoton.
John Adams, late Prefidcut of the Unite d Stater
Governor Trumbull, and rhe (fate of Connc&icut
Agriculture, Commerce the ii lirrics and muj
,res—lie four pillars of national prup.rity.
The Amoican Army and Navy.
The Art* and Sciences, and tneir patron* through
tlac world.
> Coitcdt principles in morals, politics, and re
n
t. The infant Univerfity in the Diftridt of Maine,
t. The Clergy of our country.
5. The fair daughters of America.
I By Col. Humphreys
ie town of t’or land— tliAt modern Pliacnit which
more beauiilnl from itsaihes—may it? difhng.nth
.ftinies con inue robe the beft comment on the
ility. induft y, enterprise and pcrfcvcrance of its
lit anti
r Col Humphreys retired, the following Toajl
us given by the Prejident .**—
ir refpeAcd Ga ft, the friend and fellow laborer
rAiUlN&TON.
VoiVH\EERt.
ay wifiom and rectitude prefide over our nation
■Unci i*.
ay our foreign iotercourfe a’wavs be as well fup* j
rd as it ha* been in -pain ami Pi tugai.
ate of Difeafe.—(By lajl Mails. J
HE ALTlTOFFICE.
BALTIMORE, AUGUST 1. l8o».
offeffing interells, in common with their
•w citizens, and feeling the l ime anx e ies
the welfare of our ci y—it woulJ afford the
rd of Health much pleafure to report favor
ofour prefent fituatioa. . v
et, in the difeharge of their duty, the Board
Id confider themfelve* unworthy the public
ideoce, if they witheld any information ne
iry to be known.
'hey have, therefore been at fame pains, to
tfl all the information they could obtain
i the Phybcians in the Town and Point ;
i which, it appears, that fince the 231 ult.
cafes rf malignant fever have occurred in
rent parts of the city ; four of the perfons
afflicted are fines dead. The Board think
•oper to date, tint feveral of the above cale»
ed but were not mentioned in their Ud re
, as they were either unknown to them, or
e conlidered doubtful by the attending
ticians. By order 0/ the Board*
ASHTON ALEXANDER, Prejident.
P !< I LADE L P H J A, AUGU3T 7.
It muft not be denied, that ou^ ciry is in
ti with the yellow fever, in its mod
ignant chara&er. The feene has indeed
>ni; truly dillre'Ting • to the cheerful found
abour is now fucceeded the difaral groans
he fick and dying. What rould be ciane,
he moment of tcrror an i alarm has been
^ed—accommodations for the poor are
'iJed in the vicini y ; and the Hofpital for
fick is amply fuinilhed with every ihing
can afford relief to the unhappy fufferers
> are defined to be fent thither. The Board
leaith have been indefatigable in their duty;
I queuion whether they have been ab e to
irtam one half of the <*afes which have oc*
“td. All the public offices are in a ftatc of
oval, and the regular bufintfs of the city,
1 public as well as private, is nearly fuf.
del.”
*ht.udelphiUy Sug. 7,—<• The report of the
ird of Health of yctlerday, {fates, that 7
cafes hid been returned ; died 2, admit
to the H fpitai 2 ; total in the Hofpital 12
ons. Burials in the various grave yards
erday, 3 grown perfots, 5 children. On
inJay preveils there were 19 perfons buri
In t. e alarm and confulion, much accu*
r in the reports is not to be expected.
■ ^°^nn Board ot Heal h hrve ordered
all veil'ds from Philadelphia, entering
■oltnn Harbor fhall perform quarantine, ua
Jtr the direction of the vifiting Pnyfician.
9 health office.
Portfmouthy Augu!} 14, i3#2.
V malignant FETER.
jLync* 0ur r<P0,t °f the 7th inft. wc have to
^r,CTv® tb:it Mrs. Muchimore V'boiickened the
a[td died ihc 7th.
^ea*ard> u*le of John D. Sewards, nigh
S*S 5< l the 5’h. and died the 1 Ith inft ]
dK tc-' Mdcher, Walhingtonftreet tickcned i
W* 9l * and is n< ’*• dangerovdy id.
M rilt nd*y afternoon and evening the rain fell
W :rhrits; the^w.aihsr is remarkably cool.
§ ' .
We call 01 oar iC.iow citizens, who ftdl re
rr.ainiti the infedied parts of the town, to flack
lime in their cdiars vaul’s, yards, drains, &c.
and carefufly to remove every kind of fi 1th
therefrom. We pledge them not to be wanting
on our part. We a fo recommend attention to
cleaniinds in every part of the town, and the
ila king of lime in every cellar, vault, &c- for
we fe^r the effect of a few hot days, which we
muft cxpc& at this fe »fon.
ELISHA LOW, )
L. SP ALDING, L Health Officers,
B. SHERBURNE.)
A me !ical writer in a Baltimore paper of the
5'h ind. fays, that Baltimore, atthisfeafon of
tt'e year, never enjoyed a gicater degree of
h al h than at prefent ; that every cafe of ma
lignant fever that has occurred can be traced
to fome of the-docks or wharves, or tofome
dirtv corner of he city. Quarantine he deems
a uf. ef> merfure- He meotion 14 cafes of the
fever, wh ch he promifes in a future paper to
thow dl ir fe from one and the fame local
ca fe ; a id ;hat in no inllance have the ftek
c m nuuic.ite J the difeafe out of the fphere of
its own origin, which for extent does not ex
ceed too yards f.om a ce’tain centre.
The fuff querr a-tide is all that was furnifli.
ed by the Uft m ul-, on the fubjedt of Cipt.
’'d’Nid’s engagement in the Mediterrarean.
A [eu rfhy letter font an Jfieer of the friglie Chef *
apeak, dated June • 9 received at Baltimore,
conc'udes, •with the foils wing :
“ We are this d y informed that Captain
M’Neil had fallen in with fivt fail of Tumfian
cruizers, a id rrevented their boarding a Nea I
politan frigate, w'.i h occafioned an aaion be
tweeu Capt M’Niel and ihe former, in which
there was coi.fidci.ible carnage on both (ides.
This news comes pretty ftrait, and is generally
believed here (at Gibraliar.)
MAINE-BANK.
The Directors to this bank hare purchased a
flotation in JoneP Row, built i i this town 1 ft
year, under the direction ot the Rev. Mr. KeJ.
logg. Their firft payment is ten per cent, on
the refpctft ve (h re->, to be paid in on the Sev
enth of September next. Samuel Freeman, Efq.
we are happy to hear, is chofen P.efident,
“ Since Mr. J* fferfon came into offi s, the
national de' t has been diminifhed 2-259.317
dollars ” Where has ihe money been pio«.or
eJ in fo (ho t a time ? THREE MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS, college I by the Federal
Adm'niftration, laid rea ly in the treafury (or
the order ot government. ( alent GazJ
In the n“ighborhood of Oftia, neir Rf me,
there has It e y been dug a mn(t noble Uarute
or Archllles Dire a'd a half Roman palm* in
height, and in perteft pre ervaii >n. i he hero
holjs a metal lance m his ri*ht hrid, and the
paragon i urn in his left; the helmet <n his he^d
is furmounted with a large plnme ot feathers
r fcmbliog ih' fc of the ceiebra ed ftatute of
Villa Borgheefe, which, however, is not of equal
work mar (hip This work, which certainly is
one ot the fineft that Greece has p>oduce (, does
not exhibit the name of the ariift : the infcrip.
tion votive marti eng aven on one of the legs
proves that it ha. been confecrated to the God
of war. [_Nevu London Paper,J
MR JEN KS,
Obferving in a late paper, a fcale of Engliih
Genius, and having in my pofleffion a more
exteniive. and I think in fome r< fpects a pcefera.
ble fcale for the ( me year, 1 am induced to
offer it for ii fertion, in the hope that erelong
you will b6 fu ni[h-d by fome c irrcfponden:
with -1 lift not only of Port land but Bo/lon talents.
J fuhjoin alf > a pa't of tbeicale ot Beauty, fi>r
the in 0 mation of fome devotee to town enter
tar mcnr
SCALE OF TALENTS for 1791—20 being ihe height
of perfection.
iS *
• tv, -T; 5
w c° rL
5 c 2 5 .5 e
5 | * 3 >
£ t? a; m o b
Charles Fox, 18 14 *3 *6 *4 18 10
Burke, 17 19 13 20 17 19 o
Gibboa, 2 7 o i8 7 18 3
bbendan, 18 20 *$ 9 lS 1^ *9
Cowper, 16 19 ir 10 *5 *4 10
Erfkine, 10 10 10 9 S lS 3
Fitzpatric, 11 14 >5 o 10 6 12
Pitt, 17 10 3 15 2 lS 1
Bi(h. Landaff, 6 2 o 17 7 10 3
Burgoyne, 8 1 • io 10 6 11
Parr, I 3 2 20 4 *5 2
Bu ns, P. Boy rf 18 9 01912
Wyndhim, ti 9 7 *7 8 *4 8
Kicha'dfm, 13 16 16 10 11 14 *3
Hor.Walpole it 12 2 15 9 11 8
Coleman, juu. 13 910 3*° 9 4
Thurlow, 5 1 7 16 3 16 0
Ticket I, 1 s *8 *4 *4 16 ,6 *4
Mafon, 12 17 ll »3 *4 8
Murphy, o 7 13 11 o 6 4
Cumberland, 5 1 10 7 48 2
J.phfon, 9 7 2 5 10 8 4
SCALE OF BEAUTY for 1792—«> being the point
of perlc&.^tt
R S • •
«,* • 'i " • tr ^
• I * $ I * ^ ^ ^
^ ^ ^ 1h 2
<WO^CS0co^,s
Princefs Miry, 15 16 19 16 18 14 18 16 20
JLadyStcrmont.12 14 13 17 10 16 14 *7 *5
LAnnritxroy,t7 17 16 17 15 16 17 18 17
Mrs.Stanhope,!6 15 16 17 18 14 17 ’4 *6
Mrs. Fckell, 17 16 15 20 16 20 18 19 20
Mif: Byn*, 14 ‘3 11 *5 18 *6 *3 16 ,s
Portland) Avgu/1 9.
The following are all the returns we hive yet ]
received lion* the Firfl Eaftern DitlnS.
Thatcher. Kin lev.
Haflrwellt 39 72
Canaan, 81 2
Voffalboro, 6 IO
Sidney, 8 6
IVtrjljw, 2 23
Norridgenvock, 2 1 23
Clinton, O 74.
Warren, 47 o
Thomafion, 23 2
Union, 36 2
Waldolurb, 5 25
Canbdcn, 12 14
C '•Jhing, 36 O
North port, S 4
Frankfort, o 17
Beijajl, no precept.
Wijcajfa, 67 O
Linconville, no meeting.
BriJlJ, 82 O
JJ ref Jen, 15 # 2J
*«&*&*> 37 43
-* ».•
THE ATRE.—Among the variety of enferta1 nments
offered this feafon, we have fecu none more intcrcft
ing than ad Vet tiled for Mr. Diikinfm’s benefit this
evening. The Story of Charlotte tu* IVerter muft a'ways
inttreK-—and the fpiendor of the Cbinefe Firewrkt can
not fail Co attract the not.ee of the lover- «t t^ltc
* he public are allured tnat 1 o danger of firc can rcfult
fioni the exhibition of the fireworks'
>- jm. ■ "W J ■ ' ■— — - ■■ . . ---' .l-M--.
sjfTK CastIGATOR’s” T.xts and Comments in anfwer to
“ ADMINISTRATION/’ are omittedfr ll• prefenl— Hut they
Jball bt preferred on fe for the future IVe have no bftat ion
in flying tbeir object is to exprfe the {burafter and con tuft of
WiLLKM WiuOf.nY of Senatorial m-mory ; but ive are '
nor djpofeJ to tr.ub e the public with a fubjeci jo difagreeubte,
unleft it Jbooid be nec-ffw y in opp Jing fame cleft one t ring fraudt
or countcrakixng foxne vicious proceeuing. tV'ha*ever difgraee
may be attached to the pu‘ he andprxvi < chan ftcr this man we
are willing to leave btm to b s own xtJLft 'unt; provided society
Jball not be mthjlc i by bis low art fen t and demagogue l rich,
QDarrieU,
At Cambridge, Mr. Francis Dana. jun. to M'f* So
phia Willard, daughter ol the Rev. Prcfident Willard.
Dten,
In this town, Mr Jorftph Plummer, aged 3a.
Mr. Koberi PugueS, aged 66
Mr. Samuel Hunt, late of Bolton.
At Falmouth, Matter JLamtsei Butts, nged Io, fon
oi Mr. Samuel Butts.
At Btlfatt, M.ine, July 15, at 2 o’clock, Matter
John Steele, aged 6 years ; lame day, at 7 O'clock:,
»Vif< Buley Stee.t, aged 9 years ; and on she 19th
of July, Matter James Rainlty Steele—chi.dren oi
Mr. Robert Steele,
On the 91b mil. at his father’s feat at Little Har
bor, Mr Nathaniel Tracy S- cafe, aged it, fun of
J<?c''b oheate, fcftj. 0f PorTmouth —Mr. Abner Ncw
ball aged 31.
3J«tkn’
EDarine
PORT OF PORTLAND.
SUNDAY, Augujl 8.
Arrived fhip Merchant, capt. Cuitu, —— days
from Liverpool.
MONDAY, Augufl 9.
Arrived biig Traveller, cap;. Robert Motky, 14
days from G*udaIoupe.— Left at Point Pctre, brig-,
Aduin, Holland; Nymph. Hotter ; Juno, Foknby ;
and - Smith, a I of Newburyporr ; fhip Flora,
Fitter, of G.ou^Ttter.—Schooner-, Wtlman, failed
fur Ma1 tiaiqre. Juiy Spoke ofF Nantucket, brig
Henry, of Bath, bou id to3t. Crux.
Spoken— June 19, la;. 35, Ion. 413 fli p Scarborough.
14 days fiom Portland for Liverpool.— Inlat. 41, 44
Ion 57,10, (hip Margaret B-yd, 5 days from Wifcaflcr
—July 7, lau ij, 48, l«»n 68, bng Lark, of Pcppersl
borough f »r S^vanati 17 day* out
Us ion Hall—Poktland
MR. DICKENSON’S ^encSt.
THIS Evening, Monday Auguft 16,
will be prdented, for the lirft iitne in Portland
j ar.d for til's night only, a much admired Druma in 3
Aits, cal t d
CHARLOTTE and WHITER;
Or the FATAL ATTACHMENT.
Wcrtcr, Mr Downic—Chalotte Mrs Powell.
[Other (barablerj in tbe bills ]
End of the Drama wi I be recited, for that night only,
Ihe humourous flory of MON1? TONSON, or the
LONDON ART OF QUIZZING—bjr Mr. B ates.
To which wi’1 be added, for this night only, the ce
'ebra ed Comic Opera, m i A&», never performed
here, ca'led the
THE PRIZE ; or, 2, 3, 5, 3.
Wri ten by frincc Hoarc, author of No .song 00 Sup*
per, Lock & Key, &c.* 0
Dr. Lenitive, Mr. Ba es-Caroline, Mrs. Graupoer.
[Other characters in tbe bills.]
After which, a favorite Comic Entertainment, in aA<5l«*
called
MODERN ANTIQUES;
Or tbe MERRY MOUR « EftS
Old Cocklctop, an Antiquirtan. Mr Dickenfon.
( Other ebaraiten i" tbs bills.]
The evenings amufetnent to conclude with a grand dif
play of
Chinefe fireworks,
As exhibited a number of night* at the Button The a rr,
with t^egreateft app obation—on the following fuh eAs
A Playing Fountain— A cor red view of the B Jhn
St-ite Houf— Elegant emblems of Freemafonry—A
monumental tribute to Superior Worthy or the Toml
of IVaJhtn^ten—the Armr of tbe United Stutes
Mr. Dickenfon refpedUully nform* his friends an .
the public, that the above have been procured from the
Bolton Theatre, for this night only ; and that every
arrangement will be made to render the evening's per
.orinmce worthy 'heir patron’.gc.
%1T TICKETS to be had it Mr. Danjxl Cobb’s,
near the Theatre: at |knk»' Otficc ; and at D.
George's Office.—2?«ur 75 Cents —Fu 50 Cen t.
Csittasn tij rife at E fsi c chseb. fsrcJfey.
.
C&aiiu, (T.—v{/iue c/ a freer/1fis*i rL Dip .?
Court (J the Jiijiriti f —
O IIC ft ii hereby given, tl ,t x
S- V loci i> filed it; fa d Catrrt »g«ir,U the .*
01 about nine to-i* Ihti.m her tbk'e, ;»•**,»• j it I<(.
| tute and appirnc >*na s lc z:J l>v Fn.iWct* C *
CulTetf^or of W f aflat for a foiach of tf* r. i •
Uw».— Attd that trial will be h 3 ikt>ron at the 1 , J
Court to be holdcti at \v Tcatfc’i, i i faid 3 ftri*| on
he firft I uefiay of September trcxi ; at wft.t 'i e
and place al< y>erf >ns in tc re fled tr» ay f*pp ar and £liew
c*ufc, if any they hive, why faid heat, ftc. iLould out
l>e decreed to be forfeited.
IS.VAC PARKER. Marjhal.
Portion/ AogoD I I, i8oa.
Removal.
1 SAAC ADAMS, informs his friends
JL at. d the public -has he ha> removed i.on No ji
to No 6, ‘jontP Rt,\u (two d« on a1 ovc M Lr Ian ft
Biowh'sj * here he In- for f.«‘t agtncr.il iflitritnuUuf
Books <£p Stationary,
at the lowed cafli prices who'efa-'e and lean —Tie hat
received Iron the pu'iUBicr in Bod a variety of
NEW MUSIC.
Among wf.;\ h arc—Ku e New-EngW—Village Holy*
day — When N ights were Co'd—Death of Anna —Ripe
Cherries— My B<>nny Lowland Laddie - Bt tie of
Prague—Snatch Fleeting Ptcafutes—Nc^roHuoianity—»
That will never cio—oweer Liulc Girl that l Love,
ftc 3cc
^JT C.'jb given for Rjgs, C uva/i and funk.
AUguft 16.
Lewifton Bridget ~
NOTICE 1> hereby given, tfot the imet.ng of the
Proprietors el Lewiftut* Bridge Hands adjourned
to Vlonday the 131 inft. at ten o c.ock in the E re
noon, at the dwelling houfe of Dan Reid, in Lewiftoa.
DAN RLED, Prtfrieiort' Cirri.
Augujl, I 80 a.
Bowdoin College.
r~\ 'He. Overfeers of Bowdoin College are hereby po*
J t.fieri, that their next meeting wi I be holJen by
adjournment, at the faid College, in B uofwick, on the
firlt WcdncTd.iy cf Sep-ember next, at 10 o'clock, a m.
I hat the day follow.ng is appointed for the inft.ilation
of die Prill lent; and the day after, which will be
Friday, for the examination of llu-fon-s.
M L HILL, Secretary.
Georg tenon, id Aitgr/ft, 1S 1.
' Loft,
r^i ETWTENf the Meeting houfe ir. Gray an-I this
O *own, a Silver WATCil, old fafhionuL— Who
evir ha» found faid Watch, and will return it to Abner
Roger/, in Portland, tliall be hindfomcly iewarded—
1 he maker s name, ftc. is known, fo th vt it is not cafy
to conceal it, _ Portland, Ar/guH 4•
Stop The if.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN from along fide he fthooncr Two Broth
ers, a \ AWL BOA 1', about ft teen lect—hoot top
and ftern lhect lead color, and ribbon round the boat —
the upper part of htr juts over in the form of a traa
lum. It isfuppofed ine was taken away t>y a fellow
who called himfeif garnet Rufr, ot Tc.wnlcnd, w ho wal
fern in her off the harbour yclTcrday; he is al>vur fix
feet high, much pi ten by the fma I pox. uik, milch,
and is quarrcliuuu.— li.a on when he .sent a«v-y *
round blue jteket, thin Ipottcd waiftcoat flriped (hire
and duik trawlers- Any peefon who will ic.urn laid
Boat lhall rtceive » reward of Forty Do lars, on con
vidlioa of the fa d Thief.
DAVID TRUMAN.
KiftneiunA, I.lb Auguft, 13oZ.
Four Cents Reward,
. AND NO CHARGES PAID.
RAN AWAY from me the fubferiber, on the iS.H
July ialf, an indented apprentice boy bv the
name of ALrxanJer 'Jkim jun. aged 17 years, or therea
bouts, dark complexion, fhort hair, five feet eight
inches high, flout btiilr—had on, it isfuppofed, when,
he went away. thnrt jacket, md n -r.lcetn trovvfcrs—
perhaps might fhift his clothes, as be earned others
with ni n.
n. b. All mafltfiof vcflels, and other perf as, are
hereby warned and forbid either harbor i.g tra.,;,:-*
c»r carrvmg off faid apprentice, if tiiey wuu tu avo.i
the (Injures of the law.
JAMES M. KELSA.
'■Vifcjjfrti. Augufi l8o .
Mrayed or Stolen
FROM the inc i lure of the fubferiber, on the night
o! the 4 h inlt, a M^Rh, and Mara COLT—
the marc 13 of a dirk colour, lhort tar!, fqiarc docked
marc (beared < AT c < fe, a white ftr pc in her face, w,tb
white fee,, and ab- u. 8 yeais o d.— I he coir is of a
red color, long tail (quire attneend, mane ibcarcd
with a halter round her neck ; both trot dll.—Who vtf
will return, or give information of faid horfr's, iliaii b«
gCDerouily rewardtd. , bE i H MilCHELL.
A*rrtbyarmvutb, Aug fji t t.
Strayed or Stolen,
«/ *
F*OVf Mr Ingraham’s paflure. on the toth infl a
lnull red MARE, black mauc and Uil, with a fUr
in htr forehead, thVcc years old lad fpring—trots p m*
cipally. Whoever may have taken up laid marc or
| will give information, fb that the owner may obtain her
fhall be haudlome y rewarded by the fubferiber.
StMUEL HUTCHENS.
Portland, Augufl 16.
notTcil ~ *
1"*HE partncrfhip of Own Ofeo'.d, is thfr
day dilTblvcd by mu ml content—All per font
having accounts open with laid hrtn, are requeued to
make immediate fat lenient to either of the fuufcribcrs.
JOHN OWEN,
FRANCIS OSGOOD.
Portend AuguQ X 1 l?Oi
YX/ ii 1:i(Ehii bfcNjAMlM Emith, cf 2ia.*
' " mondtoH, in the c»un y o Cumberland, has by
Iced, convtycd all hi> prop rt/to me the labfcriber ;
and whereas laid Smith continues to make contract?,
toothing fatd property—th s is therefo r to forbid all
pertona trueriug in o any bargain or contrail whatfo
ever, with faid Benjamin Sttt th, or harboring or troll
ing hun on account of the faSfcribcr, or hi* former
property, as no debts of his contrailmi» ivi I be paid
after this date. JOHN SMITH.
fijynwHton, Augufl O. t801
_' ^-:-5— 7 -* -- - - 11 1, _
L'ilE Suoltriii-rr Itcicoy g.vc.s inHicc t«»
cerned, that having oce«t duly anpri-nted Af
nioiftratrixou theeftale of J- n.uh \n W» scats,
Ute ofSr<ir^#r&r»tfd, in the county of Cumbci land,
yeoman, decrafcd, has take-. u;x>n hrr that t u%
t id ^tven t'Ond ai the iaw directs l S c t-.crcto e
requclti all prrfoat who arc indebted to laid d *
ccafidhi eftate to make i.nmed»ate payment ; *a 4
thob: who have any dernin I* thcr-rn, m r*hi t
Mr f*ov- to COMFORT WINGATE.
Aliglifi 16, XiOir