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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-03
From the IN. j. TRuS AMERICAN.
Political Intolerance.

THE Feds continue TO Prafe of Mr..
Jeferon's political intolerance. We win
this matter more generally and Correctly un-
derRood. When Mr.. Adams went out OF
Office, he left fcarcc Republican in the u
MON, and not one in New. Jeriey, in pof-
ietlion Of any place of truit, honor, or profit,
under the Federal government Yet this
was not difcovered by his frieads to be poll.
tical intolerance
Since Mr.. Jrfcrfon has been in Office, a
period of about tx months, he has diiPlaced
about thirty Feus Alias in the Union at
large, and, except in two or three cafes, ap.
pointed Republicans TO fuccecd them.--
1hefe difplacemsnts were principally, ifnot
wholly made, on account of fome illegalli-
~ in the appointment. or incompctcncy in
she perion of the o6icer.--In New. Jeriey,
Mr.. Jclerfon has made three appointments.
viz. Diarie Attorney, to place vacant by
reGgnstiou--a Supcrvifor. in the room Of a
perfon naturally or habhually disqualified
for the ofice---and Collector Of the Port
d Amboy, in the room OF notorious Re
fuscc. and it is faid. at this time Britiih
half.pay ofSeer.-The Judges Of the Su
preme Circuit, and Diariet, United States
Courts, with high and permanent falarics---
she Marihall, and his deputies--and moa Of
she Collectors Of ,he lnsernal Revenue. re.
tain the places given them under the la,e ad.
miniRra,ion, aud cali themfelves FederaliRs.
Out Of one hundred and ninety two
Revenne. Oficen in the United States, not
mote than ten have been difplsccd. 6ncc Mr..
Jefferfon's acceilion to the Pre6dcncy.
Oftwo hundred and five principal OFF.
GERS under the Federal Government, but 6f-
~ one are Republicans. iaa can be
proved bya reference to the lja of Public
Objects lately pubIfhed at the city Of waih-
ingtoA
The above are ftubborn faas. which
0vr opponents cannot coniute. and dare not
pnbliih as il would expoie the falfhood Of
their ps6 cslumnies, and filence their futurc
clamors. on this head at leaf.
Let the houcfa and candid Of all parties,
examine the above Ra,emeni. and ingcnuouf-
ly reply. whsibcs they believe MIR. JeHcrlon
has been guilty ofPolitieal intolerance i--Or
whether. on the contrary, his forbeasance TO
dlfplscs Federal officers has not been carried
TO TOO great q length, 40 il deprivcs the Re.
pubicsns of their jUH proportion Of public
confidence, and himfeiF Of the Official fuppcf,
and sfihance Of men OF congenial polhic,'
fentimsn,s ,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-03

The new taxes levied, the large loans
fsifed, the immcnle addition to the public
debt created. and the ionumcrable unneceHa.
ry Offices formed. during The four years Of
Mr.. Adams Proficiency, prove the exuaya.
gaocy and profigacy of the late adminiars-
zion. and evince its total difegard to the
welfare Of the people at large provided its par
ticuiar friends and favorites could annals
wealth and acquire power.
MIR. Jrf.rioa has been in Office but a.
bout tx months. BY reducing the marine
corps. which was bofarc ufcleisly large by
recalling two foreign miniRers. whole further
fervices abroad could very we'll be difpenicd
with, and by abolilhing nineteen foperauous
Offices heretofore employed in the collection
OF the internal revcnuc--Mr. JcRcrfon has al
ready retrenehcd the annual eYpence, of gov
eminent One hundred and /o,y t6o./axd ds-
hu.
This fatf, while it fhows the unneceGary
extravsgance of the late administration !;
proves the falurafy frugality of the prefcnt.
Ii proves. that though Mr.. Adams Rrengih-
encd himfelf ard enriched his friends by i'm
poveriihing and oppreiling the people Mr..
Jeferfon's attention is wholly direetcd to
leilrning the national expence, tightening the
public burthens. and thus iocreafing the
happinefs Of his fellow citizens generally !;
iaaead Of occurring himfelf in power by Great
ing places for his partizans, and extending
his Official patronage. (TYne AmeSi.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-03
ANECDOTE.

nNE of the Dover ftagcs. on its way to
~ London, was &oppcd by Jingle high
wayman, bor being informed by the coach
man. there were no ipfde paGengers. and on
ly one in the bsiket, and he Tailor, the rob-
bcr inftantly proceeded to exercife his func-
tions upon the honsa tar When waking
him ont Of his leep, Jack demanded TO know
what he wanted ! To which the fon of plun.
der replied" Your money" You fha mt
have it," ays Jack. "No!" replied the
robber. then III blow your brains Out" !"
(" Blat your eyes. blow away" iays Jack (,
I" may az veil he with ut brains as without
money--Drive on coachey."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-03

PAINTER,
Has for Sale. at his fhop, oppoGte William
Cahoone and Company, near the
foot Of the New Lane
The foH0zting Paints, either Dry, or
Ground in OIL:
u EST London Whie LEAD, Spa,Ifh
~ BROWN, Whiting. and Spruce YELL
Low toi an excellent quali,y) by the hun.
dred VT. or Jingle pound India Red. Um-
Der, Letharge, Red Lead. White Vitriol,
Verdigreaie, and Ptu6ian Blue:
Painters Bru0hes and Tools
Black and Bright Varoih. Spirits of
Turpentine, Linfeed Oil, Boiled or Un-
Boiled 7 by 9, and 6 by Window Glafs,
and Putty.
Neaoport, axgIP IS. 1901. 46tf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-03

UNIFORMS che Roblic. Ne has taken into
IA PartHFihip Mi. 4, 7ISSO7, for<rior
Woskmans late from shc Watch Manuisdory
i Cenev3. who will undertake 20 make New
Watches ;--and TO repair, in the beit man.
rcr, for Watch makess. or private perf,ns,
any new-conRrutasd and com mpiicased Wa,ch.
81, ard Time- Pieces. will ALTO i'm
port, from faid Mandatory. a. nine months
warning, all fuch Watches and Tine Pisces.
a thsir employers ihall order.
Thy ba1s aJs csyfa~ty on bead.
An elegant Afortment of warranted,
and common Engliih, and Genesa Watchc,
and Time. Pieces, which they will fell on rez-
fonablc terms.-ln addition 10 the above.
they carry on the Goldfmith's and Silver
fnith's buinefs, in all its branches and like
wife will make. or repair. any kind of Jew
eiery, in the ncateR faihion.
7by N56 haze far Sale,
Wholelale and Retail, all kinds of
Jewellery. imported and OF the ia,eit falhion;
officers gold aud ilver Epauletts,; plated &c
brals Candleficks; plated and Britannia Tea
Pots Dirks, fnall Swords aud Hangers
plated Bits. Stirrup, and Spurs; rea-Trays;
Gators; Andirons. Shovel and Tonss; Cot-
lery Ware of all kinds Night aud Day Spy
Glahes; Ladies and GentIemea's Pocket
Books; DreGoe GlaAes Sufpeoders; Tue
les Horie- Whips Razors Hopkins fa-
NOUS zor-Strops; bet Beaver Hats Per-
fnmery OF all kinds, from London and Paris;
Hair Powder Starch Bar!ey-Soear. and
Sugsr- PIumbs Spanilh Segars bea Maka-
oau and Scotch Snuff; and great variety of
other arric!cs, TOO numerous TO inlsrt here.
Newport, Feb. 7, 1901. iorf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-03

While the tories arc 70 very aAivs ~
railing all the powers Of dirt and daskneis
againe the Prefent adminiasatioa ---not ycs
tx months in oiiice--it may be we'll worthy
of enquiry what are the real caufss or vicws
which attuate thcie petts Of virtue. shofe co :
emes TO the originsl Independence. the etiab-
hhed government and its Uniform fsicnds Z
Is it a Sympathy with defpotifm Do they
exPca TO prevail by detrattion, out Of po wef.
after their failure TO fuceeed by terror, while
poheaed OF IL /! Is ], with hope ofafFfighting
the prefent adminifration into a baic fubmii-
fion TO thei< views Or do they exped 10
conciliate. or even retain one half Of the places
OF true which the tolerant temper Of the adj
miniitration was difpoied &c hold out to them
as pledge and bond Of union Of all Ameri-
cans! Is it TO expofe the morals Of the coun-
try. aud TO difg'ace it by proving that Pos-
coPine Can be furpaGcd in indecency by his
American pupils [Ax,sra.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-03
Womsos .NoayksmaL;.

NToST respectfully informs the
Nl Public at large, and his
friends in particular, that he has
qualified himlelf for an Audi0neer,
and will be ready to ferve them at
any time or place.
July IS, 1901. 2t5
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-03

i.ibit them even the privilege o. ali
breath of air. or drinking draueht o.
ia America, were their power Co equal va
their will. tfrxe An<ricnr.|
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07

THE fnbrcribrr hereby gives notice Ito ail con-
L cerned, That having been duly appointed
Administrator on the ERate of JACOB WATER.
HOUSE, late of Cape EHsa6etb, in the county OF
Cumberland, Boatbulder, deceaitd, has taken up
on him that trua, and given bonds as the law d.
reefs he therefore requeits all pcrfons who are
ind lbted 70 faid deceafed's Efate TO make mme-
date payment /: and thrle who have any demands
thereon, to exhibit the fame to him. at the Dwell
ing Houfe Of the deceafed, On the irt Wednesday
in December next, and the taft Wednesday of each
OF the rive following mouths.
JACOB WATERHOJISE.
Cape EHzabett, Nov. 30, 1891.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07
: FROM HALIFAY-NOV. 40.


Etiy1S Of : Litter 10 tie Eiitsrs sft5e PALLADIUM.
6 Yelterday,. the Briilh packer, Duke Of
Kent, arrived here in SO days from Falmouth.
she brought an off ial copy of the Preliminary
Articles of Peace between Great Baitain and
France, as ratified BY the two powers. The
Governor cauled it to be inaanrly publilhed
with proclamation for 9 Magiarates and all
Others his Mjeay's fukje6ts, 20 govern them
revs accordingly" | herewith fsnd you .
proof meet of this treaty. wet from the prefs,-
The London papers by the packet are 70 Ca.
II, but coatsin little except about The peace,
London was Illuminated three fuccel1ive nights,
TIE treaty appears to have given iaHsfa6f3n.
except to few dlcontented individuals, am ne
whom is PsTEk PoK cUPrHF, who's houle was
nearly torn to pieces becsufs he refpfed 70 lilo
inmate It. Another packet, with duplicate dif
patches, Is daily expected. Two packets are
nov in the harbour, one Of them is II fan i'm
rnediately for New York, To. Other l am
tod for Virginia WIKI Jllpatchss."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07
c0MMERcIfLLY IMP0RT6N7.

Toaf.int Lsuvertuer, Governor of Saint Do
nag has iiIiIfd an arrttte, dated the aoth Sept
declaring that in addition TO the free ports al
t.sdy ettablhhed. there fhail be aided Jsyemie
Lsogane, ST. Marx, the Mole, P3rt-de Paix,
Mute Chria, Porte Plate, Santa Domingo and
fAzua.-Thefe ports are opened to all French
ysTes, allies and neutrals AT the dare of the
lat accounts from Europe, the French govern
ment were making preparations 70 fcnd agents
10 Saint Domingo to fuPercede The government
Of Toudaint.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07

MAINE, .h.--BY VIRTUE or AN ORDER FROM
THE JUDGE OF tbs DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FcS THE DIsTKrCT,oF aANE
NOTICE IS hereby given, tha. libel is aIed in faid
~ Court ag4in(t the SCHOONER BETSEY bur :
then 10 tons, and Cargo, conllng of Filth and fnal
quantity OF Cordage-bT Nathante r. Fof1ick, Efq
Collector Of the Diltrict Of cortland and Falmouth for
fupPoled breach Of the revenue aws--And thar a
hearing will be had on fad ibe before lAid Judge, at
Court to be holden by hun in Portland, in fsid DIFF
trfcf, on the fir Tuelday of December next at which
time and place all Perons concerned may appear and
iew caule if any they have, why faid velc aud cargo
houId not be decreed forfeited
ISAAC PARKER MARSHAL.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07

PORT OF roR1LAHD.
TUESDAY, Dec. Arrived fhip Olive, capt. Jor-
ooA, % days from Liverpool.
a big from wifcadet for Jamaica. was fPoken Nov
u, la, &C. long. e..
ship, Of HalIoweI, 70 days from the River Of
rae or Hamburg, was fpoken October - Lar. 4o,
long -.
Snip wahinston, Scott. of Portland, was at Char!eG
ton, Nov 9.
Ia the Elbe, Sept. as. - Orne, of Portland.
:, Sh'p Sally, Fitzgerald Of this Port, has failed from
Havanna for Maricn
The WAihiugton, Moody, cf this port, was at Ma
ARzes, Nov. 10, to fail in few days.
Z lhSre were IN the port Of Bottom, Manday lal,
IS hips, II brgs r3l fchooners. and IS AooPsIn all
''a-SoRe Of slem under 40 tons.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07

THE f.bfcribeI hereby gives notice to all con
i cerned, That having been duly appointed Ad'
miniRratrix on the Efate Of CALEB BLAKE, late
of Turaerin theicounty Of Cumberland, M'llwr'ghf'
dece afed has taken upon her that truit, and gwen
bonds az the law directs: lhe therefore requets al
perionswho are indebted to faid deceaied sEtate 20
EaSe immediate payment ana thoie VINO nave
acv demands thereon. to exhibit the fame, TO
BETSEY BLAKE.
Tnyuer Non, 20 r8oI.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07
STOP THEFT.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

CTOLEN from the Barn Of he fublcrber' N fFftsrl
- on Wednesday night the 4th 'nitsnt' 2 'arge Pay
HORSE, marked as follows "A white meS~ - :'''
face both hind feet white, black main end tail carries
hi, head verv h;ob h, nole out When GoIen had a
Scar on his we,bers. and one or two each hrd leg
hsndlome garbage hnrfe, trots al.
Whoever will apprehend faid Thief or ihiei' ana
recure fad Horfe and return him the owner ihall
receive che above reward sad all cha se' paid by nae,
SAMUEL JAMESON
Fyrfs7rt Nsv, 2. w
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07
UTCT pTpTTSHFD

IODL
A1d t5r Sale at he Bookg3ye Of jerks q CLARK,
DORVAL or the SPEcULAToR
Novel founded on recent facts. a--
By TIE AatSs IS q 5aIi' aHi hs illuminated Baroa
8 The attention which a dain yuifhing public IN
this country as well AZ ID EnPs ID (where Il has
run through . editions) have paid 10 Julia and IT,
Illuminated Baron, has drawn from the fame pm
another volume which we venture TO pronounce
not inferior To the former, in depth aud decacy Of
plot, in imagery and accuracy Of defcription aaa
N treugth and fhade Of character: a candid puo!ic
will aand by the offspring Of American genius, aor
fufer her fons daughters 70 languhh through the
vas. Of nnhlic fnirit. y
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07
GOODS AT PRIME COST.
IEabella Child,

Contemplating removal from this town, i induced
20 offer for fate ahortment of fashionable Goods
at the hrt coH-AmGng which are,
LADIES and Gentlemen's Silk Hofe, Cotton
do. with lace clocks, Gardeners patest rbb'd
and plain Worried do. Waiacoatiu-, DimnY's
and Mun.nets, Pain, prigI'd aud Printed Mullins,
Tt,ian Grapes and Tiff'ny's, oIack and coloured
and colored long ilk Cloves Of fupe,ior quality,
Black do. KID Gloves, white Luarings, white
I'D black Laces, An aGortment oil the moa faih-
Ionabe Ribbons, Artificial Flowers ID wreaths
and boqurts, Silver Ornaments for the hair,
Mech aces and Earrings, Silver Buttons and
radcia, Cotton and SILK do. Back Lace Wells,
Silk Handksrchiets, Fans, Paraios, Kid ADD
Morocco Slippers.
ALTO, Flanncls, B4izes, Lambfkins, Durants,
Calamancnes, Fur Trimmings, Emigrant Socks.
&C.
N B. MILLINERY made az uluaT
porfI71g ps-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07
DIED

DIED
IN h'stown Mr. TBo7Is NezD5as, aged IS.
Mrs Mary FeJHaH aged 7s a pious woman.
a Ne~burypOrt, Mi(s Fazay Bradbury, only daughter
q ne Hon TheopAiGa Bradbury, Elq. aged ~.
AZ Newbury Deacon E44garS Bailey, ageJ g..
atEai Hartford Con Deacon SRls Spencer aged 90
A his feat n Satfbury, Northearona, Gen. Ma'ib''t
Lais, aged u.
IN Georgia, Col Rit5ayl yly-hs ferved under Cen
hncoln' IN the revolutionary war.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07
DorlatGo
,sorDAr, DEcEMBER 7, 1901.

,.,,n5e,aood that difPatches from M
hDs : i s probable they may contain fur
so's .eo,mation relative 70 the ter ms of peace.
u The Marquis of CORVALLIS is appointed
"a. plenipotegtiary TO fstlle the deHnitiye
Da IT, and Il i ltppoied that Jofeph Bonaparte
u usa ,bs Miniaer on the pr Of France.
"I p,rlian was ordered to convene on the
nh Oaober.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07
MARRIED

lnthi' town. on Saturday evening, laA, Mr.. Saassi
L"d, merchant, to Mils Sally 7B0as45
Az The Fl ends Meeting hou(c, in this town, on the
5olh nlt Le9i 'r,e % L ia Ta5er, daughter of John
'laber, merehaR,.
Al Berwick, DR.. Ezra Dsaas, to NIls SaAy Co5a, of
. 4 Auguaa, Capt Wigam R,Bigf5u, to Mis- MsytSa
eyy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION,

WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
On MoNDAr the 1871 day Of 1anaary
next, a. he hare Of Mgioy PAcE. II Bath, al
8 e'ctoes, P. NJ. for TIE 5sasft gfbs eredilor5
. If Zacbariab Harl0qv, jsm and Freeman Har-
Ioqp,
"A ftusted "a Bath, with the Land under aud
adjoining the fane.--Said Rope-W Walk is frvra
hundred and eight feet IN leoRth, and has at
lached /. it an excellent anc ipacious new Brick
Tar Houle, auda the uf2al fixtures hecefsry for
carrying on the rope making buGr+fs. -+
A credit Of thTee and d1 months wiz Be given
for payment Ga good e1urIty.
AT he fame time VIII Be fold flndrY. articles Of
Rope WSik Furniture.
ANDREW GREENWOOD, ASSIGNEE,
Portrait Dee. 7, 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07
Nv A.

NTOTlCE Is hereby gwen, that the fubfcriber has
~ been duly appointed Afiguee Of the Etate aud
EiIeGs Of Ze551nl5 Hay!o7O ji4 and Fys7zm HSrIovv
Of Bath il thl Ditra Of Maine. BAnkrupts ALI
pcrons having in their poiIelI0n any property belong
iul 10 The lNid Harlows, called upon iurrender
thGfame; and thsle indebted to make immediate pay
ment to ANDREW GREENWOOD.
4 Psraaal, Nag as, Sof.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07

The new democratic Governor Of New Ter
:. Il, not taken Jefsrfoo. M'Kean and Gin
y nr the model Of his off il conduct, HI
heoun his " career" with NOR. Morality
~ bioored fome of the moa ditiEguifhet
r.l.rlEls of that State with refPeaable appoint.
nenIs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07

The higbea prize { 500 dolIars) in he 7th
clAls .of Am9ik-ag lolterF was drawn againlt
No 1889 !; WHICH ticket Is faid 70 Be owned by
an induitrious blaek man of Bolton.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07

TouG4int has decreed, that until the town of
ConaiVes GhaIl be wholly built, agreeaby 70 .
preicribed plan, houie timber fhal be exempt
from duty, and every other kind Of merchan.
DIE 10 pay only 5 per. cent.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07
Valuable Lands.

TOR SALE from five hundred 70 r ven,een thoufand
IL acres Of LAND, htuHed upon that rich tact on
the famous Pjsatsgai River, between Kenneaeek and
Penobieotrhis Land is lotted, and proves TO DC CT
hyperion qsality--snd is very commodIous for an
immediate lettlement: having excellent Mill Sea IS
about twenty Of Trees fellrd and road iromit'
downtO BargOr.-1he Title i' derived from he Gov
ernment and will be perfect and entire iatisac
ton Of the purchalers II viii be fold at reduced
price for cath good lecurtty.
ALso-About thirty good fetling LOTS hundred
acres eacbl in the of JAY in which town there
are upwards of hundred Famlies-For u Their Partic-
ulars inquire Of the Printer. or OF
H'' Joseph Z. FoXCRAFT.
Nevgglove5a.y, No0 8. IG5-0"l
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07

The spanih inand Of IHiniiad, conquered BY
~ griih and ceded to them BY the peace, fep-
..,t.dfrom the Spanih Main only by the trait
@,Ied the d agon's Mouth, will afford the
gritih fine opportunity for fmnggling their
h,aufaaures into the Spaniih Colonies.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE
ME STOCKHOLDERS IN the Mime Fire and 819rias
Il I.iarsnss CanPa.y are hereby notified meet AT
their Office IN Fih-Street, on Tue(day Inc 9th OF De-
cember next. O'Clock A. "a 20 att on The folo~
ing article, viz.
Tc determine whether It 10 erpedient pay in.ano-
ther inaleut the Prelcnt year. and act thereoz
they flaalI judge proper.
BY Greer II the Prciden and Directors,
JOSEPH SWIFT, sEssrrAsx.
P0y~~pl, Nov 10 col.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07
TO BE SOLD ON TIE PREMISES,

70 be oULD ON TIE PREMISES,
On MoNDAr The. 18th day ef January
neat, at o'elock, p. M. AZ Pa5kc dat7iag,
THE REAL ESTATE of GARDsfR COON,
u of Pleaiant Mountain GOrs, declared Bank
rHpt Being the prsmfes on which he now lives,
Co Sizing of about 9 acres Of exceept Land IN
der good improvement, together with a good
Hcufe and Barn, and number Of out Buiiings-
Conditions 20 be known a. the time of far.
ENOCH PERLEY, Alignres ia
JOSEPH THOMAS, : aid Efate.
Dss. }.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07

NOTICE il hereby given, thatthe SubiTiber'
IN have been duly appointed Admi9ltratoFs on
tie Efate of Timothy EeDtVv0rtb Barnet, late OF
Pr0(be3, 10 the county of Hancock, Sbipwright De
ce4fed; and have taken upon them thai: truh oy
giving bonds, as the Law directs. And all Perlons
having demands upon the efa.e of the fad Barnes
are required toexhi the fame !; and all Perions
indebted TO the fad are are ealle4 upon TO maze
payment TO BETSY BARNES. Hd"rfSJi
GEORGE SHERBURNE. t'at0r''
Props, O9 6.ISoI tOQP'J
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07

PURSUANT 10 an Order made by the Hon,
DAVID SEwALL. Efq. Judge Of the DifTid
Court, tor the Difria OF Name, for enlareiny tire
time tor DAVID CUMMING, Jun. Of Brunt-
wick, n the diff q aforrlai4, Trader Bankrupt,
to turrender himf-lf, and make full dlci0fure Of
his Eltate and Etf5as, for fifty days, 70 be COM
puted from tn. fourth day Of December ih6ant-
The underligned Commiliioners hsreb2 give uUtice,
that we intend 70 meet on Monday he fourth day
Of January oext, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, Al
che Comm fli0uer's Office, Fifh-fre1' Portland,
n flid Ditrct where Tie faij Baakru1t Is rJquir-
II 10 furrel4-r hin(cif brtweeu the hours ct ten
~ the mocaluS and three n the afternoon Of the
fame dlv, lut make a fan 1GcOgery and dnC fire
1f his rtatc aut ef cts, AMI faith ms eXaml1a
tioI ana the creduois wbn have not alreadY
proved their dents, may hen anG rhets come and
prove the fame, and Af-sntto, or dident from, the
allowance Of his certificate.
EDWARD OKNARD,
EBENEZES MAYO,
JOSEPH IITCOMB.
Portland, SO DN. 1861.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-07
NOTIFICATION.

WI the fublcr Dcrs, ConrE'iiioueEs appointed by
~ the Hon Edward Cults, Elq Judge Of the Pro-
bate OF Wits &c for she county OF York, to receive
and examine The claims of the fevera Creditors the
tR4e Of SAMUEL ROFF, late Of BIzlEqd mariner
deceafed repreented inlp vent-hercby gige notice.
thar tx months from the 76th Of OCtober 8oI j. an
owtd 10 br ng il and prove their clams-thst We .all
attend that fervice a. the houfr Of Jos STEvxNs,
Amin; lrator Oh lai eate, bddefOrd, on the le-
coud Thurrday of November infant, aud the fecond
Thu fays Of the four following months, tom one
to FIVE O'Clock p "A. each day.
ELTHU COFFIN Cor4zjc
CHRISTOPHER GlLPATRICK, Eqaers
Bi&{sfsrI Nov :, 49,.