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Valuable PROPERTY for SAFE.

SEVEN hundred and eighty eight acres
IN the county Of Hampfhlrc, on the wa
tiers Of Great Cape Capon, about 70 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 80 from
W;nchetfer. This land is full Of wood,
oak ard pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 50 to 50 acres OF bot
tom, and rich high lands to each; and in
the heart of the timber there is fine feat
tor a faw-lnill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thouland eight hundred and for
ty-hve acres III the county Of Ohio, ON
the waters Of Grave and Fiji Creeks.
near the river Ohio, ard about SO miles
below Fittihurg. Some Of thefc lands are
very good, with coniderable quantities of
rich bottom, and plenty Of eAcel!en, tim
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
Of that county, viii thew theie lands.
One hundred leventy-Gx and three
iourths acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon.
near its mouth, and within 2 of mile
OF the River Pctornak. This lard bas
about 70 Or SO acres Of rich bottom
notify in cultivation, with ~ fine suga5
Trees On it; from which an, ;n(orrnsd
there may be made 3ooolb. Of good iucar
annually. There are alto feat for or;a
and law mills on it, equal to any in That
neigilborhcod, and upon reycr fail;no
itream of water. The upland is rich.
withp plenty of timber, and part ,,,der cul.
tivation. This farm is well improved
with good orchard, hou{es and fencioo
and a rented laa year for produce equal to
ilxty pounds per ann. MIR. Toieph Butler.
at the Warm Springs, willlhew II. / will
iell al, or any of the above lands for cath
or upon credit, or take in EXCHANGE for
them landsin Fairfax County, or lots of
iana in the City Of Alexandria, or the
City of Wilmington.
r. T. IIOOE.
January IS. co
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4!aslation Of Roger Wet, drrealed,
All the Houlchold and Kit
chen furniture; about twenty head ofcat-
tie; young Aallion three years old in
May or June next; a very good riding
horie and ion1e other hories /; four or five
Negroes, none CT whoa are old! Nine
months credit will be given on all fums
above: IS dollars, giving bond with APP
proved iecurity, all h,lns of IS dollars,
and under, cath mutt be paid.
And at the fame time ione youno ME-,
|GRCES will be hired.
All perfons having claims apaina the
ettate, are deared to bring them forward
properly proved; and all per1ons indebted
TO the eaate are requeiled to make ias,ae-
diate payment.
An Overieer is wanted to take charge
.oi the plantation-any perlon inclinable to
undertake It Will make 1peedy appplica-
ton.
RICHARD CONWAY, Ex.o,.
February III. d
At a Court held for the county
3D. g Of Weltmoreland, the 22d day
Of December, 1900.
Stepben Bailey, Eseext0y.,l
Of Jeyemiad g. BAILEY,
aeeegAsd, seom9A.
VS.. In Chancerv
yJane R0i7ey, Adm'x of
oanael Baileey, dec. and
Wizlam W,igbt, dis.
The defendant, Jane Bailey,
adn'iniltratrix Of Samuel Bailey, deceafed,
not having entered her appearance and
given fecurity agreeabIy to the sea Of az.
iembly and the rules Of this court, and it
appearing to the court chat the fad lane
is not an inhabitant of this common
wealth, on the motion of the com,lain
ant, by his council, it is ordered that the
taid Jane do appear here on the fourth
Monday in February next, and anfwer
the bill of the complainant And that
copy of this order be forthwith publifhed
in iomc newspaper printed in this com,
monwealth, for two months fucceaiyelv.
and poaed at the front door Of this court
houfe.
A copy, tcae,
JOS. FOX, Jun. G. W. c.
lF. 27-eo2m) g
CO. IN aaiUe lad MI be taken
as an Af h9-p17f1rp ~ H.. nn
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Mozl2lt-Tc7mop Ejlie7y.

1VIUII7tt-V c7TNOW 9Tzj7Ic7V.
TIE public are informed that the re-
port of the fiihery being rented is m;f-
take, the parties who were to have rented
i having withdrawn from the bargain.
Fifth viii be fold from the feline as cheap
at this landing as at any on the river, and
every exsrtion ulsd to accommodate cuff
toners. The roads leading to this filhery
areyery direct and will be kept in good
Qrderfor the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
March s. d6tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-09

Ricketts,, Newggn e Co. I
& HAZE RECEIVED, 81 \.
~ adaitian to their 10rne, 0ock, q /xfply
ef The .follo40mg GOODS:
Brunells and Scotch Car.
peting Hearth Rugs,
Furniture Calicoes,
Calimeres, s. q
Handftne. Regiaer Stoves, with Steel
Tenders,
Shovels and 'Tongs,
A handlome alortment Of London bound
Ledgers and Journals, Waite Books,
Billand Bank Cooks, &c.
Gentiemeis' fashionable Hats,
Do. Drefing Cafes complete,
A handfome aiortment of lapann'd and
Silver Ware-elegant Tea Boards,
Caddies, Wine Coolers, and Coat
ers, Tea ard Coffee Urns,
Plate Warmers,
Pebble Watch Seals and Gold Chains.
February IS. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-08
publlr Sale.

on fRlDAT next, the 9Th day Of OAo-
Der, at 4 o'elsck in the etlerugou, qvsA
6e/alAou hhe prentice,
That valuable LOT.
The corner of Duke and Water ftreet..
Containing on Duke ftreet Is feet, and
on Water iireet So feet, to an s feet al
ley, on which lot are erected feveral We
ry valuable frame hcuies. The ground is
iuoIeet 70 an annual rent of {. IS:Is:o
A long credit will be given for part Of the
Pnrchate money. Further particulars will
be made known previous TO the fa!e.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER,
oct. S, dst Vendae Mater.
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FALL GOODS.
pFNNETT s. WATTS
HAVE RECEIVED,

In. M Rsjsrve firm Loudon, ana Orion
r fran Liverpooi,
. , evtenlive Aiortment OF Fall
and Winter Goods,
...;,b thew offer tor fale by the package
=, niece on the uiual terms. The fol-
lowing form part of fad aiiortment'
viz.
Nails, fhot, pewter, flg-
|h,ue. German feel, FF and battle gun
|O D rs bales bea twifted lacking,
s,uaels and Scotch carreting and carpets,
fair cafe carpeting, &c. sc.
Sept. II. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-08
Public Notice..

AT meeting of the Board of Over
ieers of the Poor for the County of Alex
ndria--Prelent, Harm Heques, Peter
Wjle, .PnsNey Guaxei, Ibomus Iy4viu, and
PbiAip Wanf0n-It was reEolyed, that the
Secretary advertie the public that they
with to board OUT the prefent poor in
the Poor Houfe-.- Any -perfons difpofed to
take them for time, until better provi-
lion can be made, will pleafe to apply to
either of the overfeers.
PHILIP WANTON.
/ on. s. DIT
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-08

For Sale,
A likely NEGRO MAN, about rs
years OF age. we'll calculated for an Oftler
or Gardner. For particulars enquire of
the Printers.
Oa, s. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-08

ppf
.s :. . o1 % has 509 sac,
% ~ Prince G,e<t,
"barrs, N Ap5iiSaa
!, and lump do.
T 1o,l'0d LS Gin by the pipe,
r.. o'' J" me do.
,f,spper BY the bag,
p s.s Tea BY the chef,
c cali"s by the key.
IOfda8e BY the hundred,
. lie" bis. Mackarel.
Sept. =, Grove Wright.
zaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-05
LONDON, January 3.
HAGUE, December II.
BR11lSH PRISONERS IN RIxSSyI
Mn. Printer.
STATE PAPFp.

STATE PAPER.
lie follo7vizg nate 4Uas lafely delive,rd By
TIE S7UedB ninjqer for fs,1ign affairs,
70 fbe miaJqey Of bis P,HDEan maisay a,
Sfefkbolu, on THE. /atyea Of The affair ut
Baycelou07-
Having fated to the king the man
ner IN which his Prullian majeAy has view
ed the memorial Of the court Of Spain ON,
the iubject of an infnlt offered to the Swe.
dlih flag by the Englifh the undersigned,
chancellor Of the court, has been command
ed to express to NJ. de Tarach the grateful
Acknowledgements Of his majefty for the
conitant attention which, the court of Ber-.
lin has fhewn to the infereffs of the neu-
trail flags, and the full confidence which he
repoies in the mode in which they are re-
garded by that court.
" The king has viewed with furprife
the public refponfbility to which the court
of Spain has called Sweden upon this oc-
cation, and the menaces which It has
thereto added notwithstanding all the
vexations to which neutral flags have been
exPofed during the prefent war, this is the
mott oppreaiveproceeding which they have
yet experienced. Being thus inceGantlY
placed between the offence and the repara-
'tion, they mutt foon be dragged into con-
Germ in the war, or ceafe TO appear on the
Teas where 1t is carried on.
!" Theie truths involving consequences
70 important 70 the other neutral powers
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IT. be eontixxed.J
SATURDAY, FebrnarvyzS

oATuRDAY, February IS.
bill was Pahed to augment the iala-
ries Of the diRria judges of ManachuGetts,
New York, Delaware, and Maryland. I
The Bankrupt bill was paiIed, after
ftriking out the 4th fiction, which was to
make the act perpetual.
The act to amend the act entitled An
ACT to eitablifh general Gamp-ofGce was
Paaed.
The act concerning the mint was pair
ed. -,
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the conititutional model Ifafnall amend
ment which would fecure to fome of the
people tier liberties, and would deprive
none Of what they before enjoyed, would
detroy the bill, hewonld with it to be de-
ftroyed. But if i was .defred to let it
pats, the only. ure means was TO model it
40 asto give general fatisfattion. He mutt
FAY that he believed in the competition Of
this bill the very WORT parts of the prac-
tice OF the two ltates had been feleSted and
united for the government of this diRrict.
But 70 thoie principles he could not give
his aiIent. 81
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MONDAY, March Z.

A bill supplementary to the aa entitled
Anaet concerning the diRriet of Columbia
was reac third time and pafed. AS was
bill in addition to an act entitled An ae1
making provifon for the further accom-
mediation of the houfehold of the Pref
dent of the u. S.
The Speaker laid before the houfe a letter
from the PRECEDENT ofthe United States
elect, which was read as follows:
We@ixgtou, March :, 1901.
sc SIR,
! beg leave through you to inform the
!" honorable Houfe of Representatives. Of
. the United States that ihall take the
:" oath which the contribution prefcribes 70
: the PRECEDENT of the United States be-
" fore ne enters on the execution Of his
/" office, on "wednesday the fourth in
9 itant, at twelve o'clock in the Senate
Sc chamber.
! have the honor to be,
With the greatea refpeA
Sir,
Your mott obedient,
And mott humble fcrvant.
THOMAS JEFFERSON,
The d0n. Theodore Sedg4viek,
Speaker sf the Hare az
Rtp,e/entafive,.
The houfe took up the amendments
Propofed by the Senate to the atf for
erecting Maufoleum to George Wafhing-
ton.
II was propofed to amend the amend
ment OF the Senate, which appropriate,
10000 dollars for the erection of a mann.
mem, by inferting 100000 dollars in lieu
OF So, 900.
On which quenion the Yeas and Nav,
were taken, and were Yeas 90, Nays 10.
It was therefore rejected. ~
Another amendment Of the Senate an
pointed Bulhrod Wilmington, John Mar
man and Tobias Lear, commifioners TO
iuPerlntend the erection of the Monument
1t was moved 70 to alter this amend
ment as to leave the appointment Of the
commifiioners to the PRECEDENT.
On this motion which was finallv CARR
cd, fpirited debate enfued.
. = - - ~s ~ ~
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lie
He always conidered this principle TO Be
well eRablihed in the Unite States, that
taxation and Representatives fhould 90
hand in hand; that he who contributed
TO iupport the government fhould be re-
>prefented IN the government: but far o.
therwle were the rel o.t>d proyilons of
this bill.
Another view to be taken Of the fub-
jet, mutt be. grounded upon the poilibili-
ty ofan unfofefeen emergency to call forth
thole people in the defence of their coun-
try. He wilhed no fuchevent ever to tranf.
pire, but if i did, and the military force
Of the diarid was demanded, he would
afk OF what clafs of people that force would
be conpofed! Not of thofe who held lots
and poaeaed houfes: they would appear
but fInall proportion Of the military
but the mechanic, the houie keeper and the
merchant would appear in the ranks. Thus
their money would be drawn from their
pockets, and themfelves would be called to
the field from their various occupations.
and yet thefe perfons were to have no vote
IN the elections of men who would poiIsIs
the power over their property! Sir, iaid
ne, the mite Of the poor man is as much to
him as the fortune of the rich man, and
the labor or the ierv;ce of the mechanic as
valuable and as dc.erving as that of the lot
holder. He could fee no diftinction. nor
why the perions who fupported the 90
vernment by their fmall tax or their bo-
Oily iervice, were not to be efirnared in
the lame light as that of any other cha
raeters whatever. What reafon, then. he
aiked, IN theory, or inpraetice, could be
adduced for this Infringement upon the
wontcd rights Of the people-rights which
were aluoR universal throughout the uni
| on! Various proportions had been made
IL the fate Of Virg mia to remove the evil
the crying evil, which 70 ferioully attack.
ed the right of outrage in fome parts Of
that tate. He could fee no caui. in local
fsuation to make this diftriet upon the
principle propofed; nor could he perceive
the Ieait weight or juRice in the meafure
or the observations in favor Of it. and
therefore ihould vote for the amendment
Mr. Nicholas rofc to FAY that he always
had confidered the right offuaragc in Viz
GINA to be iettled upon too narrow 4 fcale
and ne was annred If. convention was
now to be called, it would be exceeding
enlarged. He could fee no grounds for
following the practice which was really
grievance. He thought fomcthing ought to
De held out and given to the people Of this
diitriet to compenfate the lois Of their DO.
ns!cal rights Of which they were deprived.
II It was not thought proper to extend il
throughout the diariG, at leaf he mutt |
contend for il to be given to thofe who
uied to enjoy it 70 freely. It was anew
dent tact that to deprive people Of an ac- |
cuitomed right mutt be attended with more
improperly than to give right where il |
never was enjoyed, and therefore no harm |
could accrue from extending it. The poo |
pie OF Maryland mutt faffer from the in.
fringement, but the contrary weuld he |
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Late Foreign intelligence,

HAGUE, December -,
BRITISH PRISONERS IN RIxssyI.
Mr.. Printer,
SirVarious reports hay;no h..n -.
cnlated refpeaing the unfortunate Br;f;b
iubJects IN Rutlia, / iend you the follow
ing authentic information, which recusa
you will infert in your paper. -
The perlons of the Britifh mercb.n..
have hitherto remained unmoleaed nd
Whit ready money they had in their nof'
ietiion had not been ieized; but the;r
WAREHOUSES are iealed, and all their, procer
~ IS under feqneffration. Ali the Rrit;ob
ihsPs and their cargoes are ieixed bv n.
kut.ian government. The captains AMI
crews are. marched into the interior Of ,b.
country, in companies of one captain ,s,d
ten or twelve ieamcn. They are .diilr;-
buted In aboyea hundred different town.
at one hundred to one thoufand miles d;r.
lance from the capital. The Ruilian orr.
vernment allows for their fubf;iaance dailv
five copeaks in money (about three h,lf
PENCE fmall meafure Of rye flour, and
one buck-wheat.
My brother and fome other Britilh mer.
chants at St. Peteriburgb, advanced about
forty thouiand roubles Ia rouble is about
halt a CROWN for their better accommoda-
ton, from which he furniihed eyery can.
tain with two hundred roubles for the ule Of
himtsltand ten men, and bought for every
man ihcep's ikin coat, fur cap, a Eafh.
pair of gloves, fome warm ihoes, and
two pair Of itockings. Kibitkas, or CON-.
mon carts of the country are bought for
mott OF the captains, and fome old men ;.
the rstt walk, and the pealants furnihs
fories tor the baggage. On the an Of
November, SO captains land 500 iailors
were thus diipatched from ST. Peterfburgh,
and the remainder were daily fetting off
on their melancholy journey.
lSigned) STEPHEN SHARP,
Conful- General in Ruflia.
70. IS, Go1verfqrrfi, Nov. II, 1900.
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ros'DAr' February
DISTRICT OF COELMBI4.
(Continxed. J
Mr.. Gallatin wiihed to know Of the pen.
tleman whether every amendment which
could be propofed would be negatived, be-
caufe the bill itfelfwas extended as far up
on the federal contribution as could be ad-
He wifhed to know whether. it !.
was determined to. pats It verbatim as it 4
was reportedi IF 70, fomc amendments
(Which he had prepared, and which were
Ialfo built on the contribution, would not
have the leaf chance to be incorporated.
He admitted that it would be impoflible
ITO. introdnce an amendment which would
afuit the uiagc of both the ftates, but as he
was erpofed to admitting perfons to vote
without any qualification whatever, and
~ ne believed the contribution intended
the terms to be very eafy, he hould pro.
pole toainiertthe pofleflion of property to
the amount Of 8odollars as qualification
and tuch an one as the people in this fate
had been ufed to, and iuch an one as he
s could not perceive how Virginia could
complain of. In Pennsylvania every
taxable inhabitant was entitled to vote.
Ihe constitutional qualification for the
houfe of1reprefentativcs Of the u. States.
IS the fame as that for the mott numerous
branch of the fate Legislature, of courfe
the contribution defines no prccife qua
LITIGATION, but fubmits to the uiape eta
sblilhed IN the sfcveral ftates. Upon
this very principle the amendment is pro-
potcd: as the mott numerous branch Of
the legiilature ofboth Marylan and Viz
ginia are chofen annually and as the quail
dcation Of the electors Of the one r. 4ol
property, and Of the other no general rule
IS adopted, this ought to be annual and
the qualification the fame as this fate
Mage.
Mr.lTazewellfa id he did expect to have
heard more correct information given re-
dpetfing the Virginia qualification, than he
had heard. As to the qualification Of the
Virginia contribution, noparticular fvilen
was efablifhed. The right Of inffraue :
was declared ntheir contribution, fhould
De the fame after the adoption of that in.
itruInent as i had been before, and that
was Of Tending representatives from the
counties, and representatives from the
towns tothe fate Legislature. But .inthis
divifion the qualification was different: in
iome freeholdenhip is neceHary, in-others:
houieholders Of 4 certain rent, or anv per.
ION having ierved an apprenticeship Of e.
ven years. The latter two were the onIv
qualifications requifte in the towns, and !
this would very we'll anfwer in this diff. |
tritt, the inhabitants Of which were mofl |
~ rehding in three towns Of which il wa, |
composcd. Mot Of the inhabitant. Of DO
Puious towns are tenants for years. and |
therefore they ought not to be excluded |
from their. rights Of outrage. He tho.t |
f'ch = principle would be too uniuif TO re-
ceive the fanttion Of gentlemen Of either |
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az an aaiue Ind suilI be taken
. Sn Affvsntics At this Office.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22
John Phillips,
INFORMS the

INFORMS the inhabitants Of Portland and its vicinity,
that be he taken ihop in Fore aeet, directly pp-
pohte Mr. William Fa1nshy's Vendue Office lalely oceu-
ped NY Capt John 6ifea where he has for fale the
following articles, viz
Wsn.ind'a and E. Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry
KUN, French Anniiecd Pork Middlinas, Flout Rice
Bohea and Souehong Tea Coffee, Choco ate, Couon,
Loaf and Brown Sugar, Rsi6ns. Lemons Spanii float
and French Indigo Cotton and Wool Cards. cd Sd.
and 4d Nads Powder and Shot, Writing Paper,
Pepper AlhPce, Cinnamon, Ginger, Vinegar,
Cheeie, candles, Shoe Knivcs, Shoe Raps Foat Files
round do. Tobacco and Snuff, &cSc
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22
Commonwealth of Maaachufctts.


YoEg, f. ut a Court Of Common PleaJ, beenz and
beH at 1ork, svitbin and for the ,eeUzft Of York,
on tbs third Taelday Of AprI being toe 2IR day Or
Iaid mouth, a. %. ISot
|nN The petition of WILLIAm LANE, If the
~ plantation of Brownheld, IL faid cohnty, yeo-
man, flewinF, -'',that by the deviie OF William
Hancock. late Of Buxton, in faid county deceaGed,
h fczsd Of one third part Of two certaio trsaS
Of land parts Of lots, tuated 10 faid Buxton, be-
ing al the northeah ends Of the fri, AMI half the
ircond home lots late the property Of fad William
Hancock, d-ceafed, on th1 letter az far down As
northwef and foutheaf line by the flanker, for
merly owned bY faid William Hancock, deceafed,
and itsodng on faid land faid lo,slying in com
mon with other psrfons to h. petitioner unk nown,
and PRAYING that PARTITION may be made Of fad
tracts Ct land aereeably to the taiutes IN lch cafes
made and provided.
Orde,e6. That the petitionez caufe the fubfance
of his ftd petition and this order hSreon, to be
Certed the Portland Gazette printed 10y Elezer a..
Jerks, three weeks fuccedivey--the IaR pubca-
ton to he thirty days at lean before the next term
of this Court, 10 be holden AZ WaterborouRh,
within and for fad county Of York, on thefourth
Tuefday of Ausua next, 70 the end any psrlonyor
pcrfous intereRed therein. mayhem aud there ap-
pear, and thew cauf-, If any they have, why the
PRAYER of the petitioner GlnHd not be granted.
Atteft, DANIEL SEWALL, Cifrk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22
SETH PRING,
DANIEL CLEAVRS,
JONATHN TUCKER,
PHINFAS KELLY.
SAMUEL DENNEr.

Yosx G.-Commoawe ,lrh Of MaGaehnfstts.
m f5s SItre"s .TAdilial Cont, Gegug and bollen
a Tork sciibia md for ne county 0f76rk, On ID.
.f5f TDylly II Nay, Aaao Denim Sol.
UPON tnv pt'itiou ator gfaid, Ordered, That
the petitioners PubHh an atteit-d copy 81 their pe
ttion. and this order thereon, IN the Portland Ca
zrftc, printed by Eezer A. J,nks three weeks fIc4
c4hvely, thr lalt publication 20 be thirty days Al
le7t before to next Suprrme Judicial Court 10
he holden at Wells, within aid Tor The county tf
fo'k, on the f.cond 'Tuef1ay Of Septic mber next,
that alFperi,ms interested may then aud there az
pear and ihsw canfe, If any they have, why the
prayer Of fdid petition mould not De granted.
EDWARD P. HAYMAN, CIsyS.
a true copy--Arteh,
EDWARD P. HAYMAH, CLERK.
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nj lice II hereby gwen, that tbs fubfcr,ber
~ has been duly appointed A'miniRratrix 10 the
Efate n NEHEMIAH TURNER,
late OF Ncwmford, III thr county or Lincoa Huff
bandman, decsaTrd, and has undertaken that truR.
by giving bonds a. the law dire9s All pei ions
Therefore having demands aeainit the eRate of Taid
crcta'rd, are dtred to exhibit the fame for fttle-
ment and all indS bted to fad ehate are reuueRe5
80 make immediate pavmenf 10
LOIS TURNER, Admnifratrix.
44brii az, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-22
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