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NORFOLK, December 20.

NORFOLK, December 20.
On Thuriday arrived in.Hamptonroads
the ihlp Charles Carter, captain Tomkins,
s. days from London.
On Saturday anchored in Hampton
roads the fhip Mary, capt. Hilton, s1
days from Glalgow-informs that the brio
Martha Bland, capt. M'Farlane, from
City Point, had arrived, but was not f,f.
tered TO unload, On account of the captain
being recognized as Britifh fubiect. The
hip Andromachc, capt. Pearce, Of and
bound to N. York, was Obliged to 90
into dock, and unload, having fuaa;ned
lone damage. The ihip jeanne, captain
Cowan, was total for Norfolk the goth
November.
The Hector, Pinkham, from VIRGINIA
paiied Gravetend the gift October alto
the NymPh, Graham, and SiAers, Stokes
from Gharle.ton. The Union, Hall, from
N. York, was in the Downs.
The Mary, Ham, Of Portland. laden
with lumber, bound to Plymouth Emo J
to the wcieward Of the Lizard, was beard
ed by a French privateer brig of Il runs.
who after taking number OF articles from
ner cabin, iufiered her 10 proceed.
The Robert, M'Cowan, from London
derry to Chazleton, is alhore near Broad
haven, Ireland.
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'ohe Georgetown, and one the city oeWa ,,.l
il''ston; and that corporation ought 10
oe eisablithed within each of the town
lnips' to be competed Of a fuitable number
OF perions annually elected by the freehol-
oers within the fame; and to be veieed
win power to make proviion within their
!e'peetive townihips, by bye laws, reipeet-
ing itreets, highways, markets, and other
matters OF fimilar nature to be particu-
lariy deicrlbed the iaid bye-laws to be
laolect to the revifon of the fuperior court
OF the d,ttrict, and TO be annulied thereby.
upon complaint by any perion or perions
asgrieved, notice to the proper officers of
corporation, and caulc fhewn.
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CongrsS Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPREsENrAr1vEs.
HOUSE OF
FRIDAY, January 2. 1901


Mr.. Harper moved the following roco
intions, which were read. and refer,ed -
the ie'ett committee of the territory of Co.
lumbia.
Re(lveA, That is e1eSient for Con-
5rets to atlume, forthwith, the jurlfdict;on
Of Columbia.
RsIol1ea, That Tie laws of VIRGINIA
and Maryland now in force in the parts OF
the fad diaritt contained within the IL
mrs ct thoie Gates respectively, ought TO
De continued in force therein, until conqreC
hall otherwiie provide by law.
Rcc/5l1'ed, That for the administration
OF juttice within the Gaid dittriee, there
ought to be efabi.ihcd two Inferior, and
one Superior court the Inferior courts to
ut at Alexandria aid tie City of Waihing-
ton, tor iuch parts Of the diitrict as lie or
tie different fides Of the river Potomac ref.
pect,vely f; to have limited civil and
criminal juriidiction with competent pow
ers; and to be competed Of three Judges
each and the Supreme court to be held
at the city of Warrington, to have full
powers as court Of equity, original iurif.
dittion in all cafes civil and criminal, not
within the jurfdi6tion of the Inferior
courts, and appellate jurifdiaion from the
laid courts in all civil cafes above the va
Tue OF dollars and to be com
poied of Chief Juficc, who flan alto be
fuPerintendant Of police for the faid diRriet
with competent powers, and two aflociates.
Re/ok0ea, That the falaries of the faid
Judges ought to be efablifhed by law, and
to be paid by the United States:
Rc/oIUe4, That provifon ought to be
made for the appointment of marfhal for
the fad diilrief, and of clerks and other
officers for the faid courts, for the prefer.
walton OF records, and for the due confne-
ment and fecurity of perfons committed or
imprifoned.
Rslolved, That for the better ordering
Of affairs in the faid difriet, it ought to
be divided into three townfhips, 70 that
one townihip ihall include Alexandra,
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+. p,efdent be removed the Vice Preii-
ia u (hall fill the office in his Read. Were
conf;tutional cefation of Office compre-
..oded under the term, the proviion
-ould be absolutely nugatory.
To thew in the itrongeit point of view
\, futility Of this contribution, let us ex-
refs the claufe as follows: 6 In cafe of
i,aifxf;oualremoyal of the PRECEDENT from
alice TAT which moment the Vice-Pre-
fdcnt will become ALTO confitutionally re-
moved) "the fame 1hall devolve on the
Vice Prefdent," Sc. 1t is thus demon
arated, that any Interpretation of the
word yemoval, other than that which re-
fls from the cafe of conviction on i'm
reachment, is totally inadniGble, and it's
equally clear thar there exits between the
frf and laf part Of the claule.a correla
tive connexion, which atcertains the pre-
cis limits of the authority Of Congreis in
cafe Of the removal, death, reGgnation, or
inability OF both PRECEDENT and Vice Pre-
hdent. AS then,thc contribution gives to
Ccngrels no powers to provide for any va
carey in the office of Pretident, except
when it lhall ariIe from the removal,
death, refgnation, or inability of both
neddent and Vice Prefdent, they are
consequently unauthorized to make any law
providing for the cafe Of non-agreemcntir
their election, bu; are bound by conhder-
atoms involving the very exif9ence Of the
government to choofe one Of the perfons
whom the Electors lhail preient to them.
ihali, on another location, puriue this
iu5jett little further, and venture to ad-
vance few fent'meats relative to thoE
Obligations which liould lead the Eoufa OF
Representatives, to j,,f and unanimous
determination, when the affair ihall cope
before them.
CONSTANTUIS
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CONS TAN THUS.
NETWORK, December 40.
lotbs Editor of ibs MercanhZr .Atyert,l

NEW lORk, December go.
lotbs Editor Of tbe Mercantile ,4aveyti1xy.
SIR,
AS the conlequerce Of telling too low
may De as BAD as purchafng too high,
mutt beg the favour Of you to inlert the
following ftatement, in anfwer to ore Gon-
sd 7" l.aut,on,' On the iubiett of -four
mipnents to England. will not aljert
'hat II was his intention to-make an erro-
neoas itatement to aniwer fone private
end, only fay that It is enc, and as iuch
ought to be contrsdided.
WIZ, Ike him, fuppofe the frf
=, colt OF barrel ofAour tobe, dolls. II GO
) The ihirping charges are no more
freight, the highea 90.
Per cent. 90 81
sunnol. = IS 6o
~ommiiiien 41rer cent. &c. fay rs.
According to his fatenent, i mra
eb,res . 80 90. terling, to pay ccRs and
~ AN OLD SHIPPER,
December 80. ~
e, a letter from captain Sinclair, Of the
=. Aooher Matilda, to bis owner in this 6;
49, ua'eo New Providence, December r.
dan' '' ss that in violent gale for four
ovs, . ai'er falling, he was Obliged to throw
l osn mis- deck load, conff;ne Of 70
I;y.s ana 20 oxen, in order to fave their
moi t ana veiiel. The gale, which was a
Iat;.,.s e'nendous one, took them in the
tinued =, o. 81 ~, long. 60, 50, and con-
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AIexa1dvsa Adycrtscr.
TUESDAY, January s.
COMMU MIC


a CITIZEN would flggeh the proprietv
OF public meeting in this town for the
puTPoie OF Pailing retolutions expecting.
f1r the information Of Congreis, the len}e
OF the inhabitants refpelt,np their fu
ture goTernmcnt. The paGive Indifference
winch prsvai on this Important fubiett
would do honor TO the fnbieGts of Turk
IN oa'naw; but can reflect TO credit or
the American character, or that of the G.
t,zens OF Alexandria. No perions can BE-
iuppoied better Judges Of public meaiures
thar thote who are deeply intereNed in
hem: and 1t would no doubt afford "a
tistattion to our rulers to fee us feep for
word and give them lorne aid in this talk
TO my mind there appear four queries
to arhe-on each of which it would be-
proper to predicate reiolution. expreii-
ing an explicit opinion.
firH. Whether total fparat;on ouch,
to take place between the inhabitants al
the diifritt Of Columbia, and the flares Of
Maryland and Virginia, or whether mo-
dlhed Juritdittion ihouId be {uffered TO be
retained by each fate; and if 10, under
what modification fhouid each Jurild ction
oe retained
Second. Whether, if a total feraration
is deemed mott adyiteable, the inhabitants
ought 70 loie their weight as part Of the
people of the Union, or whether they
ought to polsfs fach weight; and if 70,
now, and under what modification
Third. Whether if teparation is deem
ed preferable the d;hricf or TERRITORY
ought to have a local Legislature: if 70,
how ought it to be conAi5utcd: ought it
to lit permanently in the City, or alter
nately In the City and Alexandria?
Fourth. What judicial plan ought to
be adopted: if a local Legislature is given
is 1t but TO leave it unfettered in this re-
fpect, and to permit it to organize the ju-
duciary Of tie whole, as their wiidon
ihall direct; or is it for Ccngrefs to at
tempt this organization
As to the means of holding this meet
ing permit me, fnce 10 perfon has thought
it worth while to fep forward, to pro
pole plan.
Suppote fuch citizens as pleafe n1ould
spontaneously aAemble at the Court Houfe
on Saturday at II O'Clock they
fhould then determine whether they would
proceed to difcufs the quefion; or whe-
ther they would only elect felea com
mlttee to !uperintend a more general
and deliberate meeting on Monday.
1.-THE latter, then let that committee be
requeffed to take every meafure they think
necenary for public accommodation--Le Let
the meeting beopened early, and luaicient
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allowed, 70 pssrns conf hon and
pafpitation. in comi to d iGon.
D. propofe this to M fello -citizens
+ h fncere convietici that Fir honor
Net fake in this bu6nels and at if 1opa1
n,ealurc is not adopted, their Iere& a4j
may I.a auiss' < So A c1yzEN.
The Senate have confirmed the nom;
nation by the Preid2at of Samuel De,t,,
as Secretary OF the Treaflry, in the room
OF Oliver Wolcott, reGgned.
Eetr06 s a letter from castam 1,bu
Smit6, eft brig Heyowe, to bis szv,
e, H0r1ora, Gan. dated ST.. .Pieye.
N0vember IS.
On the Eft November f,J, :, With
two Englilh letters of marooe. und.r 49,
command of Capt. Findley, in the fhip
Caroline Of Liverpool of II guns, wbp
very politely offered me his protection 70
thls port, although it was 60 miles ont
. his way, which gladly accepted Of
On the next day fell in with French nr;
vateer OF 10 guns and 1zo men, who re-
ce.ved decent logging and lheered of
feei myfelf under the greateA obligation
70 Capt. Findley, through Whole polite
neis have faved my vefel, and reaueA
that you would canlc this act OF generosity
70 be made public
ErtrnR sfo letter 1yom The casto;v ~
V1Vef' no7o IN 5amaica, to a re/beRabk
bozle in Baliimo,e, dated Noyrmbey =
Since the Englih have taken poaenon
OF Curacao, they have committed fad de-
precautions on the Americans. Letter.
which ! hope you have received. infor,,
you OF the particulars of your veaal. Ten
leagues to windward of Curacao, I was
captured by tender belonging to the Bri-
tin ifigate Decade, On the tenth Of latf
month, and without examining my papers,
was immediately taken into Curracoa
where they took out the greater part Of the
cargo, and examined it; after which thew
put 1t below, in very abuiye manner,
and ordered the fchooner to Jamaica fer
trial. Onh rpahage they tore and wreck
ca her iadly-They will not now 70 muck,
as fuier me to take any care Of her, and
think myielf happy if they will fuffer me
70 remain on board. On the Goth the
ichooner arrived at Jamaica, and they i'm
mediately commenced ducl,arging her car
go. As loon as got Oh fnore protected.
and have done every thing necet1ary in
my power, winch ! hope will prove iatif-
factory. Yours. SC
+. 5. The 1chooner Hannah, of BaIt;-
more, was alto captured by the Englilh.
and before they ent her into port, thew
put men or board and tent her a privateer-
fDC-A fter 1o;pr bar ooocJo.oli
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Nathaniel Ienks,

l'rT7i TIE iz5GbitaHt Of New Glouceer an IL vieivy
fbat be ba5 jun Tessivsi from Boea and Po,tan4 and
a az Bis Store large md complete ssyise4
SGOODS, eosi4g 9fahP gerry article Vela.a
try :-H@o1g zObeb tGs foL0z0isg, vi=.
HIGH and low priced BroaIcoaths Calf
IL meres Waitcoatng Of various kinds
Coatlngs; RatteenS; Foref Cloths; Serges /;
LambikIn Veiveteen Flannel Baize5 Ban-
BETS Whdbores; Moreens Dursnts CaIamaB-
Goes; Satin Ludring; Everatng Cotton ADD
Worried Hofe (; Ladies Silk, Worried, and Kid
Gloves; Chintles Mullin and MuRnetts !;
Lawn Cambrick Irifh Linens Brown Holland !;
Kuiha' SheetiRg Duck Silk Twf Threads !;
Tapes India. Cotton Mode Ribbons & TaRe !;
Snawls and Handkerchiefs of all kinds Morocco,
L9Ning, and Leather Shoes Oil-Eloths &c. q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Tongs; Knives
and Forks ; pocket, pee, and chopping Knives !;
Currv-combsi Hammers hand, panel, la(h and
cUtnpais Saws; Razors Settlers ; But Hinges !;
H and HI Do. defk, table, pew and Chef Do. !;
Chlzels and Gouges; Plane Irons Shegp-Shears;
Reps and Files Iron and Blocktn Spoons
Shutters paper, leather, and pewter Inkfands !;
Tea gamblers Tea-pOis Shaving boxes and
Razor-froRs Marking. irons Speefacles plated
and iron Spurs ; carpehter's Rules; DER trim
mincs cloth, hearth, paint aud ihoe Bruhes !;
agitable Lamps and CandleRicks wood Screws !;
Cart-boxes Rat and Mouf- Traps Sey- Bell,
and Whips riding Do and La(hes Squares and
ConPailes brafs Cocks fsuff and tobacco Box
es; Warminepans Drawing Knives; Bellows ;
Ghmblets cheG, trunk. defk, cloilet, cupboard,
draw, aock and mob Locks b ats aod Iron Door.
b a0dles sd. 4d. sd. and Sd Brads; I'D. I'D. fine
Clouts; and "A OF. Taeks Horfr Nails "a. Cd.
Tod. and aod. Nails Glals Cotton and Wool
Cares (; States and Pencils; Shoemsker'S Tools !,
Homes and Sandftones Sadler's Ware OF all kinds.
Together with complete aiiartment Of WEST
INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES of all kinds,
'uitdbe for the Country. Thofe who may favor
him with their commando, may depend on the mott
puattual attendance.
n BAH perfons having Accounts open with
fad jerks, fequeed call and fettle them i'm
inediately, as he is determined TO have them clofed
before the commencement Of alotner year.
Ne-rsoRgf:r, Dc, "a.
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For Sale,
BY rRE sUBscRIBgR,

BY TRE sUBsCRIBER,
a FARM, inthe plantation Of NakJ, county OF
L n Llncola, contaioing 900 acres of Land, Ieo
OF which IS under Improvement, and there is cut
on iad farm, 80 or 40 tons Of hay in year. Il is
well watered, wooded, &C. There is Houie aud
two Barus or the famS-the houls uedry 6nllhed
Alto, AGO acres Of LAND in ToPbaD, in laid
county.
L'kewife, the petition of TAO acres of LAND,
with Houie on the fame, partly under improve
ment, lyingin TbomPToaborOsgb, 10 the above ccun-
ty.-The whole or part of which / will fell on
reafOnabe terms for cath or approved credit.
HEZEKIAH WYMAN.
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PORT or PoRILANI

TURSo'Al' Dec S-ArFvsd fehr Proficient, capt
Lee, ~ days from Roche liz -Left at Rochelle fchr
Atirea, Of Cape Ann LII IN ! days : fchr I.mfs
Hetferon, Of New York, total in % days.
Arrived at Bottom. nip Harlequin, Tune y d.v,
from liverpool Lief there, brig Preble of Bot.
ron. fromSenc9al; hip--, Re Imam Of Ba n Fame
ofPoFtard. for France, failed ID company with Port
land IMP. 49,, IS
The PRECEDENT, ANTHONY, from Newbedford Lately
wrecked a. Chatham bay had on board cargo Of Gin
Tea, andSpetmacet candles, valued at about 10000
dollars. h
BY letter from St. Kits, received at Portfmouth,
we arc Informed that the brig Wi liam of Kennebunk
was wrecked that flnd, on the night Of The Sth
oct. 10 gale Of wind.
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Elizabeth Berry.

INFORMS her friends and culomers, that fhe con
tinues make and has for lac, Sable and other
MUFFS, TIPPETS, and CLOAK TRAININGS
Afo, an af1ortment Of FURS, and CHINA with a
great variety Of TOYS for Children &c.
q Sableand Fox skins drSfed in the beh manner,
at her fhoP, corner Of Federal and Temple Rreets.
POyfLzH9 Dse IA
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h. The prizes current, at Liverpool, the 16:h O6tO-
III appears, that the prices Of American produce
N greatly dminilhed that place, in conlequence Of
!. e5se-Pot Aihes 3os 10 3zs.-Peari do. sos. to
n a4.-Flour 50 to 3Si -Flaxieed 4q5.-Cot-
SO'oTsa ihort, 49, to 10; Sea-l1 nd 80 to SD
pl OOarrel, R o Jos hid. IoSs.-Oak Timber god.
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UNI TED STATES-DrsrsIcr OF MAINE, q
NOV. 40, 1904.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Creditors Of
IN SIMEON M44fO, of Portland, Merchant,
atalnh whom Commrllion of Bankruptcy, has
uuIy Iiiued and pros eeded upon, that they may be
heard, if theythiok ht Lefoye the Judge Of fad dit.
trlct Court, on We6qsfday, The ccnG Aag Of Deem
Der Eext, ar Portland, agana making AMI ailowinR
Certificate of difcharge to laid Bankrupt, before
which time exceptions to fuch allowance may be
exhibited.
DAVID eFwALL. { Jadgs oft5e Djqri8
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Valuable Lands.

Tor SALE, from five hundred 70 leventeen thoufand
4 acres of LAND, ftuated upon that rich u att on
the famous PyfafsqUi Rivsr, between Kenneheck and
Penobieot-lhs Land is lotted, and proves 10 lie Q,
hyperion qualuy-and is very commodous for an
immediate iettement: having excti-nt Nall Sea Is
about twenty Of Trees filled anc road fromit.
down to Baag0r.-lhe Title derived from the Gov
and will Be perfect, and to al entire atisac
ton Of the purchaicrs II will 5e io5 at reduced
price for cath good leeurry
ALso-About thirty sCnd fetlng LOTS (hundred
eaeh) inthe town Of JAY IN which town there
upwards of hundred Ia niliesFor fu ther parlic
uars i quire Of the Printer. or Of
JOSEPH e. FOXCRAFT
NfvggLsRs5Rsr, Ns7. 8, (G5-Cw)
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BANKRUPTCY.


Nh hEREAS Commillono Of Bankruptcy has been
70 awarded and ifiued againa WILLIAM FEN
NtLLEY Of PsraaHd, IN the Di0ria Of Maine, Trader
ana Authoneer, and the faid William FenneIley has
oeen declared Bankrupt, he is required to- furrender
mmielf 10 the CommiIhontTs, in the f4id CommilEon
nSmed or 10 The major paIr Of them on the Gxtecnth
and on the hrte'h Of December init and on the 10th
q January n@xt, Of the clock in the forenoon of
each OF fad days at the Commificner's Office, Fill
"set, Psrfazs, and make full dfcloure and dfcoverv
y ms etate and effects When and where bis Cred
arc hereby notified to come prepared 70 prove
rs oeots and at the iecond meeting, 10 ehooie an
@lhgnee or ahignees; and the TAFT mcettn5. aid
bankrupt Is required fniIh his examination = And
Al Lad lat meeting, any OF the Creditors of rsid
Bankrupt may be heard fthey fhalI think RI before
faid Commifhoners againG the making Or allow n of
certificate to the Judge Of Eid diaria 70 enS;,Ie
fad Bankrupt TO certificate ufdIch4rge Derra,.
indebted % laid Bankrupt, are to make payment :.
and thole who have any of his effects are 10 deliver he
fame 70 lneh pertons On a. the Commifoners fha an
POINT. EDWARD OKNARD, r
EBENEZkR MAYO, Cozzsy-
JOSEPH TITCOMB fasys.
porft,,y. n. IN tl
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NOTICE

THE STocxHoLDERs 10 the Mine FIss and Asyiae
L IyfaraSss Company, are hereby notified that their
annual meeting for the choice of nine Directors for the
enlung year, will be holden at their Office in Filth
Street, 90 Tue(day the Sth day of January Rext,
O'Clock A. NJ.
BY order Of the Prclident and Directors r.
JOSEPH SWIFT, sEcRETARk.
Main: Fire ard Marine Zajaranes Office, D,e.14, 8oI
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MARRIED

b.. o~nion Saturday evening laf by the Rev. DR..
1910 loan DtRsY, Of Salem, Merchant, TO Mifs
SECS SorFiN, Daughter of Doctor Nathaniel Cof.
Nr osIon' by the Rev. Nathan Church, Mr..
- eoisgW 10 Mifs Mama koyyi5a
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HE fabfcpb.r hereby gives notice to al: WEN.
cerned, That having been duly Apo
Administrator on the Efate of JACOB W. 4
HOUSE, late Of Cape EHSabef5, in the cUu.,:t
Cumberland, Boatbu'iier, decsafcd, has taa
% aim that truR, ard given bonds az the t. h
reefs: be Therefore requehs all perlons vh
ind +bted to iaid drceafrd's Fhare 10 make
diate payment and thofe who have airy q
thereon, to exhibit the fame to him, Al IT, L
Ing Houie Of the deceafrd, on the irf Wed.
in December next, and the lal Wrdneiday ui
Of tn live following moath-.
JACOB WATERLOO.
Cape EESabefb, Noz,. 80, 1901.
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NOTICE Is hereby given. that the fub.criber has
: heto duly appointed aliiepee Of he eRate add
sn'ets Of DAVID DUAtNTNC, JUN. Of Brunf,vick,
10 the Dhtret OF Maine, Bankrupt: all perfons
holding property Of tine faid Dunaine, are rcqucaed
70 lnrTendtr the tame ant rhoie Ldeb:ed 10 him
TO make immediate payment to
BENJAMIN HASEY, hEgaee.
TasSam, De- !, 1901.
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On MoMD4r tbs 1871 day NJ
nesf, al TIE bss)E of Mo;ar Pos. /.
8 Geek, 4. "a for fts Jsasft gh-.a..
Of ZfpbaAiab Rarlow, JIM and Fresm W ......
o7v
a VALUABLE ROPE WALK, cor.
n htnated u Bath, with the Land /.
adjoining the fame.-Said Rope Waih
hundred and eight feet IN length, a,d
taehed to.t an excellent ane fparious o,, Y
Tar douie, and The ufual fixtures Lcl,t.- t..
carrying on the rope making buGn5fs
Sredit OF three and fix months VII, ~ ..,.a
Tor payment On good fecurity.
Rope Walk Furniture.
ANDREW GREENWOOD, Assn. H.
Portland Dec. z. 1901
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dE members gtthe Portland Unton Library,
=, are hereby notified, thai their annual Meeting
va q held ar Mechanics Hall, Water,Rreet, The
n'R Ffisay n January, at O'Clock, p N--Whe.e
eSnSF@t aud pu1ttuai attendance is reqneRcd.
NATHAN PRATT, Li5rayian.
PorfEaEd, ND De. l3ol
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DIED
~. q Taunton, on the

Gao sso0'oH on the sd inlt Nli5aaisl Fais Erq of
S,r L. ID aged 81.
dIlA Eheims, Germany, Woman, at the age
IN. a'ng h1d hpfb4nds and bred up a child g.
&C ne was attended TO the grave, b< rSs sons.
.ois, -s ana greet Grandlons; many Of the former
's~A eFutehe1, or led, along blind and born
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dece afed; has taken nlon her that truft, and
bonds as the law dire cts: he therefore reqrt
perlonswho are indebted 10 faid lecyafed'sEt
maze immediaJe payment; and tbofs wbo
any demands thereon, tO exhibit The "A ne, n,
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