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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-14
NORFOLK, October ;.
MeM-s. VILLA aa{ O'I,o,,o-

BfsJ''3. HAief 0aG O'(!osnor,
The ma'ignsncy Of the late fever having
tabhded 70 tar 90 to render the po5licst,on
o. the deaths uaneeegary, tbey val ia flu
ture be Discontinued.
WILLIAM SHARP, Reeiaer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-14

Federal characters have likcwir- been e..
isetsd for the counties II Charles md 81
hisy's
sts,c.cf the Poll FOR the City Of Anuspo.
- Qaiynn, 1874 Johufon, rss; Key,
IIQ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-14
n gfICE.

Ma GEoECE CT MORE Of cSr-
,e'iv''ie. % 'rirefi-i &c csil ~ ths sorc : =
joi"ng th's O,.ice for l,errrls Piai.ts fo7.
RS, iaiPpei by Is. 8 .wia, on board ,ae
Schooner lHdu,try, ;g'-aras Scow. AilA-r.
10 the care Of M. Ni1iaa. G-deit, Of Rish.
popd
o. -sey IS 800. f2N
tiE 'ub'e-ih>s Wifhes 20 m i5s.SE - n
4 CheGadr!i oosnty, ue=r 8 ,oie's Bridge,
Containing fife,a ayres--tli-re Is CO y coax Gi
err p'Sehing ifouie Scr Eeycc, u4rr 4A
h'redvni shout 'are. h.r. I'd t-5eh ADD or.
hpndrst Appis .fss., ,y,ih nssoy . ser kiad. oe
yrnns iin'' tree the peach J5:-s h,- 70 10 pear
len ping, AMI the 0Ss9tou /. ID a3fH ts..t thrre
y 5lt li'tic toU5J 10: sall ,asy vac ssi, every
yesF it q. soad d4aj 5r = rlcrr,,4nt CT r-ocsr,
ana On exee''rns one ior rn .dstr. thc-s 6siara.
Pnniic houit tOr n'ea- n,-c. ar59e uc- n road
90 VA eh-ite- below v71la auo b. s1..t-
'ni snc hea.taT ret-c-; ~ a-y F.rfn Ia wsaai
10 'eaye to"a curing TIE Grsy Esfri 49, Prc-
7"ed pay ments aTe made 70 f'.it. vii ske ~
y REFUSED price Tor ~, srt Pie uogei..ai Of a..
Nare houie imu'= bAt.iy, esd ~ tac W s;r E.s.e
III 'rem icr'y bys,o -l4.T days aiteI IT : 90.
Jofe3 ~ G14ni,a. ".
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-14
3. DREW.
Southampton, on. 8, 1900.

Ten % the Sls7er concerreli n inc late
i0turrettion, were exscuted on Friday laa
GasetsL and two Of hiss sccomyice., IN
his city; two near -Four. mil2 creek; ADD
i've Others near the Brook. Bmobr the
latter were Smiths Gsoses aaJ Young .
GItSFeT.
JACK bowler. alias JACK
DIlCtlER, for whosI a reward u ,h,es
hgndred deilaro e'as OF red by the Cover =
nor, Is now cooiined in ihe Pcni,en,iarg.
He furTsEdsred hcai,if "a Cerva, 5torfs
Efq one OF ,he ensgiars,es Of Hesneo
county.
E%trso q letter from geaiVrrsu in this
CT e, h;s fdeud in EcW-York, dated
September 35,h, 1890
"Haung rssaarly atteaisd the court
which 20 now lstting here ior I've ,risl OF .be
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4! hbcry 4 7rg.ase,i;cs3 no ear prely,e-.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-14

Fpz VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-14
" AsHINcvoN. tcl1Yj oaobc- ).

Fran the Rgtbi sian Fsaeragq.
State Of SIC poll in the hve dilriets of
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07
From the Connecticut courant.
Mfr. PrinierJ,

THERE have lately appeared in the
newspapers, propofais for FULFILLING the life of
General WASHINGTON, by one Scorr. As
it is probable fubfcrption papers may circulate
through the country and many perfons be de.
ceived, | take the liberty to reqnef you to give
the following information to the public. Gen
erai Wilmington, by his will, bequeathed all
bis papers, &c. to bis nephew, the Hon. Bufh
rod Warrington, one of the judges Of the fu-
preme court of the United States. Judge
Warrington, fully impreGed with the necefity
OF having life of General Warrington written
by iome perion of talent and character, has de-
clared in letter to literary gentleman in
this country, the original of which the writer
of this paragraph has feen, that he intends to
have the work performed as fpeedily as pollible,
by fome perfon on whom he can rely, and un :
der his own INFECTION. All perfons who with
to pohefs an authentic hiliory of this oRkAr
MAN, will prefer waiting for that which is thus
preparing rather than to be impofed on By
the catch penny productions of a roRElox JAc.
oBfx.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07
MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1900.

information he had received at the palace,
came with lights, to the gate, accompanied by
the late Killader of the fort and Others, &c
fearch for the body OF the Sultaun, and after
much labour it was found and brought from
under heap of flain to the infide of the gate
the countenance was no way dilorted, but
had an expreflion of ltern compofnre--his tur-
ban, Jacket and fword belt were gone, but the
body was recognized by fome of his people,
who were there, to be PedIiaqu, and an officer
who was prefent, with the leave of Gen. Baird,
took from off his right arm the talifman, which
contained, lewed up in pieces of fine lowered
fix, an Amulet OF brittle metallic iubltance
of the colour of flver, and fome manuscripts IN
Magic Arabic and PerGan characters, the pur.
port of which, had there been any doubt, would
have efficiently afcertained the identity OF the
Sultaun's body 1T was placed on his own
Palanquin, and by Gen. Baird's orders, con-
veyed 10 the Court of the Palace, where it
remained during the night, furnihing re-
markable ipltance, to thoie who are given to
reflection, Of the uncertainty of human affairs.
He, who had left his palace in the morning, a
powerful, imperious Sultaun, full of VAR ambi-
tious projects, was bro't back lump Of clay, his
kngdom overthrown, his capital taken, and
his palace occupied by the very man Major
General Baird) who about IS years before had
been, with other victims of bis cruelty and ty-
ranny, releafed from near four years of rigid
confinement 10 irons, fcarce 900 yards from
the fpot where the corps of the Sultaun now lay.
"Thus ended the life and the power of TIP
POO SuLrAus-it will require an able pen to
deliniate character apparently 20 inconiilent
bur he who attempts it mutt not decide haflily."
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THERE is at prefent in the Middlefex Hof
pital young and delicate female, who calls
herfelf Mif. lib II, and who is faid to be
related to fome families of diainaion her tory
is very fngular at an early period of her life,
having been deprived by the villainy of Truc:
tee Of a fun of money bequeathed her by de-
ceafed relation of high rank, Che followed the
fortunes of young naval officer, to whom ihe
was attached, and perforated a common Tailor
before the maj, duIng cruife is>fhs North
Seas. In confequenee of alovers quarrel. fhe
quilted her flip, and aGum:d for time the
military character but her patton for the fea
prevailing, fhe returned to her favorite element,
did good fervice. and received fevere wound
On board Earl ST. vincenl's ihip on the glorious
18th Of February, and again bled in the caufe
Of her country in the engagement off Camper
down. On this lat location her knee was
fhattered, and an amputation is likely to cnfue.
This fpirited female, We underlland, receives a
pen6on of aol. from an luxurious lady, which
is about to be doubled.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07
Real RepSbGeaui/m pa, to the tsH.

ONE day when DR.. Johnfon was at the
houfe of Mrs. Maculey, the celebrated female
hiRorian, whole excellive republican fentimcnts
are we'll known, the Doetor putting on very
grave counrenance, faid to her, al am now
become convert to your way of thinking
am convinced that all mankind are on an
equal footing and to give you an unquefiou.
able proof, madam, that am in earneR, here
is very fenGble, civil, we'll behaved citizen,
your footman; deiire that he may be allowed
to fit down and dine with u.s." On difcover-
ing her dhpleafare, the great moralilt obferved,
i" Your Jewellers with to level down as far as
themfelves, but cannot bear dwelling up to
thcmfelves. They would all have fome people
under them, why not then have fome above
them %
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07
Eaya7 Of a kDer from Ssyiagatstar,.

GA very copious and curious library has
been found the books are kept in chcas, each
having itsparticular wrapper, and they are &c
morally in good prefervation. l was there
when fmall part of them were looked into by
our Perfian feholars, and Jaw fome very richly
adorned and illuminated, in ayle of the old
Roman Catholic INITIALS, found in monaiteries.
There mutt be thoufands of volumes and this
library promiies on the whole, the greateft &C.
qui6sions ever gained to Europe Of oriental
hiaory and literature. I hope it will be pre-.
tented BY the army for the public ule."
[CakuttH PapV.1
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07

soKpfERs
IN Promiing peace TO the French people,
have been your organ. know your valour.
You are the Tame men who Conquered HeI-
land, Italy, and made peace under the walls Of
alfonihed Vienna.
Soldiers Itis no longer your frontiers that
you muft defend it is the enemy's States that
mutt be invaded.
There is none who has not made lsveral cam.
paigns, who does NOT know that the rmofi eaen.
tal quality of folder is to know how to fup.
port privation with conaancy feveral years Of
bad administration cannot be repaired in a dav.
As hrR Magfrato of the Republic, it will
be pleaiing to make known to the whole nation
the corps which fhall deferve by their difcipiine
and talor, to be proclaimed the fopporter. Of
the country.
Soldiers When i. lial be time. / will be
IN the midf of you; and aaonfhed Europe
hall remember that you are a race of brave
men.
Paris 4th Nivofe, asth Dec.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07

Buonaparte borrowed his idea of making the
Commune accept his contribution from the regi.
meut of Camels which he RATED in Egypt. He
obierved every beat 90 down upon his knees
to receive his Dragon upon his back, and it
iiruck his fancy that every freedman ihould
do the fame.
Amongh all the celebrated names of anti
guilty which have been given to Cromwell,
Ceiar, Scion, Curtius, All Buonaparte, SC. &c.
none of his fiat.erers have thought proper to
callhim CkmenJ Aiexsaarisas.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-07
1h C0nJs' Of Gt French Reptile TO TIE Ca;sear
Of 81. Domingo.
Paris, 4 Nivofe, Sth year dee, a,


CITIZENS,
contribution which was no, able to hold no
againlf multiplied violations, /, replaced BY q
new compact which is defined firmly to eaab-
lilh liberty.
BY virtue of article 81, the Fenc h colonies
are to be administered by fpecial laws.
Thin difpofitioa naturally ref,lts from the
nature of things and from the difference of eli.
mates.
The inhabitants of the French colonies litu.
a,ed in America, in Ala, and in Africa, can.
not be governed by one and the fame law.
The difference Of habits, of manners, of In.
terelts, the diverity of the foil, of its produc.
tons, of the modes of culture, and of the pro.
duce, call for adiverfity of notifications.
One of the irQ acts of the new Legislature
will be to frame code of laws for your reeu.
laton.
Far from being fibjea of alarm to You,
You will diicover in thefe laws tile wifdoh and
the profonndnds of the views which now direes
the Legislators of France.
The Coniuls Of the Republic, while they &C.
quaint you with tvs compact, take occation TO
declare that the iacred principles of liberty and
equality, as eitabiiihsd in favor of the nsgroes,
fhall never undergo arnonea you any infringe
ment or modification.
If there be in the colony Of ST. Domingo
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abth Dec 9th year of the Republic.
8oadaba'te, FRI CogiM Of tie Republic, to h
General Of DiDjGon, 81. Cw.
The rf1inilter of war has given ne an account
citizen General, of victory which you have
gained over the left wing of the Auitrians.-
Receive as teamony of my fatisfaefion a
handlome fabre, which you will wear in tic
days of battle. Let the folders under your
command know thar am content with them.
and hope TO be ltill more 70. The minifeer Of
war will expedite to you the frR Lieutenant of
the army. Rely upon my effeem and friend
thP. (Signed) BONAPARTE.
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Late Foreign Neat,s.
Received by an arrival at Bottom from Lirernool.
French State Papers.

BoHaparfs, Fxe Costd IF TIE RebaSke, 10 III
Eeue6 SOLDER.
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B01apsrfs, Fhf CO.iai Of the Rspaske, 10 t6s ar.
my Of Hak.

NY " J1ly.
Soldiers The circumstances which deta;o
me at the head Of government do not permit
me to be with you. Your wants are great
every meaiuie is taken to provide for them
The firf qualities of folder are refolution and
dfcipline yaior is Blu, the fecond. Soldiers
Many corps have Quilted their petitions thew
have been deaf to the voice of their officers
the 18th oflighr troops is in this number. are
all the brave men Of Caaiglione, of Riyoli, Of
Newmark dead : They would have perihed
rather than omit their colors, and they would
have brought back their young comrades 70
honor and duty.
Soldiers! You Fay that your diaribu,ious
are not regularly made. What would YOU
have done it, like the 4th and Id light troops.
18th and sgd of the line, you had found yonp-
ielvcs in the middle of defers. without bread
or water, eating the aefh of hort.s or mules -
piaoy 4uM givs az bread. they laid and you
leave your colours
Soldiers of Italy A new General com.
nands YOU. He was always in the van /, the
days of your glory. Give hin your conf.
dence he will bring vifory into yonr ranks.
/ hall order daily account of The conduit
ut every corps, and particularly of the nth
light troop, and the 6sd of the line, to be
given me. They will recoilea the coaiidence
which had placed in them.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

NJ Office IS hereby gwen to enc
4 Nonreident Projectors claiming Lands nI
the town Of CoxboH, ii the county of Yerk andH
Commonwealth of Mafachufstts, that the tevsr7l
lots of Land 10 the Gore of Coxha, 70 called, are
taxed in the following fums. and committed 70 nc
paid 40 me at nv dw1ning-houfe 10 faiG Coxhal
before Monday the eleventh day of AugDf next
70 much Of faid Lands will be fold at the hCufr otl
MI. BsNJAmIN GooLD in faid COxhal, on faid
day viii pay the taxes aud charges-in the Core
Of Coxhall.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

To TIE Han. The T4Picsr of The Supreme judicial
Court Of he Common usahb 81 AIg5leb1icfts. noqg
bOL4es al Portland, qvitbia aud for The county or
Cumberland, on The Iuelaay nest fjllO7Uiag tbs
.t5artb Tasjaay Of June, Agso Denim 1896.
THE petition and representation Of
4 SARAE SMITH. wife of James Smith of
Portland aforeiaid, Laoourer, hnmbly ihews,--
That her faid hufband hath for long time, to wit,
the .pace Of fix years lat psG, ablented himf-lf
frcm this Commonwealth, and abandoned his Eid
wife and family without making any proviion for
their fupport and maintenance ;--that your petit
tioaer's indpGry alone is incompetent for the fup-
port Of herief aud children; and that, 10 order To
provide Eeceifaries for herfelf and family fhe has
been driven to the nccefity of contracting debts
which The has no means 70 pay, having no perionaF
etate except few articles Of fGrnture, which are
lindifpenfaby nscenarY and that fire can no longer
obtain credit for the future fupport of herfef and
children. Your petitioner further ihews, that at
the time Of her marriage with the faid James Smith
ihe was aud Che fill is frzed in her own right of
| fundry parcels of Real Eitate-Afo piece of Land
lyiHg between the land OF John Kent and the hcirs
Of Edward Watts, Of Which llS is tenant ia dover,
being part Of the real etatr OF her former bufband
| John Holiday, deccaed--froul the fate whereof
ar part whereof, ihe could be en7olsd 10 pay the
faid debts and realize the means Of fupport IN f-
ture and thus he relieved from her rrefent diarer
Ted ituaton :--Therefore, your petitioner prays
your honors, that Purfuant 10 the ia,ute IN fuch
Gales made and provided, he may during the ab
fence of her faid hufband be empowered and ens
lbled to n. Ike ftle of the whole OF part Of fis
real eate, for the purPotrs aforefad or that your
/ honors wonld grant her fuch other relief as n
tyour wiidom flla be deemed meet, and as the cir
lcnmltances of her cafe may rSqure.--Aad as in
ldugy bound flAl ever pray.
/ SARAH SMITH, by
J. ID. HOPKINS, her Attorney
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TO BE SOLD.

Or exchanged far Farm near Bgl20n,
THE Seat Of Mr.. HENRY ScoTT,
- decesfeJ, near the Meeting .houfe in Laaes5arg
43 miles from Bottom. beautiful iitnation conGning
Of barge, airy and convenient Honfea fpacions Car
den, well cncufed with a board fence and ftored with
variety of fruit and Towering fhrubs-a large
new Barn, and other out-buldngs; 80 Of excel
lent Land the honlc, and 40 Of good Wood
Land miles diftant.
The lownefs Of the price, which is
{. $50, is parteuariz-t an nducement to any per
on wilhins TO puFohaie 70 elighk iisuation
dLSn.~
A FARM in the north part of faid
town, containing Fifty Acres good Land with Houfe
new Barn, and good Orchard, and twenty acres Wood
Land, for 500. Apply 70 Capt JOHN LITTLE IN
faid Laaeabeg or inquire Of EDWACD GRAY, Eil
Conrt-Street, B9foa.
Juns Is, Geo. (Sw-I3)
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90, - -, -, {
TsS W.
MUSES..
oNLoEE.

LOVES no irregular deGrc,
No fadden fars q raging pain,
Which hurits ~ once into a fire,
And IN a moment Goods again.
NOT found in the f4d soane, ecr
Thar Iings Of darts, dtfpair and chains,
and by Whole cifma vsrfe It's clear
RE wants Hlt HsaES alone--but brains
Nor does it centre IN the Beau
Who hghs by ruie, IN order dies
Whole all coniilts IN outwa thew.
And want Of VII 81 D. eTs Puppies.
Eo--Love is fornething % divine
Defcripioa wend bur make il lsfs
lis What | feel, but can't define;
lis What ENow-bnf can't E1PREss.
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]. d. HOPKINS. her Attorney.
Taly Term, at Portland. Il. D. 1900.

.Ta!y IsTN, al FofIIdna, n. ~. I6oo.
UPON the Petition aforel4d, Or
dersd That the lad Sarah DC fy the faid James. 70
appear at the next Supreme Judicial Court to Sc
holden at Portland. within and for the county ST
Cumberland. on the third Tueiday Of September
next, by FULFILLING an atteed copy Of the Petition
apd Order thereon in the Portiaad Gaarfte, three
weeks luccefively, the lat publication to be at
leaf thirty days before the fstting ct faid Court,
that he may then and there flew csufr, any he
bath, why the PRAYER thereof Gould not be grant.
ed JOHN TUCKER, CLrk.
a sr4- copy--Attef,
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Cl5t.
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FOR SHE,
By John 0. Watts.

AT HIS sToRs IN FORE STREET,LArELY occuPI-
ED BY MR. 5oszPz cRoy,
AUperfine and low pricedBroadcloth,
- Keffsymeres /; Jaconet, iprig, book and black
Mullins; Book Handkerchiefs fome very fnt
Muilinetts; Dimity; good slTortment ofCaH-
Goes India Ginghams NanEeens; lane AID
oatinetts; Brown Holland; India Cottons 90
10. bet WA.e Thread, which viii be fold Iov
Nankeen and other Threads per ID. Copper-pl.te
rurnitnre; Genllemen's Beaver Hats YOUTHS
ditto; Pocket Handkerchief. and Shawls Plsv-
ing Cards Ladies beit habit b-ever Gloves. which
VIII DC fold very low; Long white Kid do RIB
oons and Edgnss; Twif and Silk.
belt Patent Shott double Gilt and
Heel Buttons plated and feel Knee Buckles pa
per and pound Pins; Cloth BruIhes Shoe Do. /;
SteelYards Whips Of al forts Enelifh Whip
Latches Japan do. Brafs C1ndIehicks Knives
and Forks; Penn and Jack Knives beft Of White
SnaPeI Sharps and Blunts per hundred or shoufand;
Watcn Chains and Keys Razors Cod & Mack
erei Lines Currycombs Japan canitters Coffee
Mills pint and quart Jacks Pewter; Thymb
Latches Door Hinges Whale bone; PATE
board Writing and Wrapping Paper.
n. England Rum per barrel 20
obs. good Vinegar; few bbls. good Anpifr,d nd
Cove Water, per barrel oriy; Molafss; Pork !;
Teas Coffee; Chocolate Indigo 20 Gin Cafes.
ana number Of boxes Spermaceti Candles. for
ihipPlns. ALI the aboyc Goods will be ioid cn
low terms. 90 -
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India Goods.

White Cottons, OF all pri- (
} ees, BY piece or yard.
Muffin, various kinds.
Bandana Handkerchief,
Nankeens, Black Pertains,
changeabIe Lufrings,
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.4MdcREoN71C SONG.

ANdcRE0N71G SONG.
HARK the merry minAreIs fons
Wakes TO mirsh the giadiome plains
Youth lsould CHEEKY dance along
Youth viii ne'tr return again.
Eow's the time for fport and PIeafure
LIES in hate, and will not Ray
Fancy prompts briiker mealure,
10y inlpifes the rourdelay.
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SAMUEL FREEMAN, CHI.
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\. B. Thofe perfons whole Notes and
Accounts have been Handing fix months, are re.
they viii be put in fiit. -
Portland, 7nly ?, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21
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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

.NTOTICE is hereby gigen, that the
v lubfcribers have been day Appointed TX
ecutors Of the lat VIII and Teltament or JOHN
PARKER. late Of Geoeg,tozvn, il the county OF
Lincoln, GsntIemen, deceaf-d, and have under
taken that truR by giving hond as the law dirrets
All prrfons therefore, having demands againit tne
ERate Of faid deceafed, are d7lrsd 70 exhibit ne
fame for irttsrnent and All indebted - lad Eats
are rccuetted to make immediate payment
ANDREW REED, F..ry,o,s
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

NOTICE is hereby given that the
fubTcrber has been duly appointed
adulininratrix Of the Eltate Of JOSEPH HALEY,
late Of T-sp6ans, N the county of Lincoln, houie-
wright, deceafed and has undertaken tnat truf
BY giving bond as the law d,reets :-All Perfons,
therefore, having demands agant the etate Of faid
deceafed, are defred q exhibit thr fame for fet-
Element and all indebi ca to fad Eitate, are re-
quoted TO make Immediate payment
her
MARY 20 HALEY.
Mr. ~ i2ao mark.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-21

cox5aA Ja5 ~, 1899.
N. .. The Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock, !. H.
NOTICE. is hereby given TO the non
: Y '+eident proprietors of Land. lying ia Rsa5ssA
ia the county Of Ksnnebec that the following Lots are
taxed in the State, County and Town and school Taxes
for The years 1898 and 799, in the bills committed 81
Ine to collect. as follows.
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