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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-29
Alexandr1a Aduertaser.
THURSDAY, January 29.

The General Aaembly have appointed
John w. White, Brigadier- General, in
the room of Gen. William Melton, dec.
Archibald Blair has been difplaced by
the Executive Council as Clerk, and
Daniel L. Hylton, is appointed to that
Office.
Major James Chiffon, Surveyor Of this
Dhtrict, is appointed Collector of the
port OF Richmond. Pet. PAP.
ExtraH ga letter fom Beegaia (St. Yiu-
'ents) to a gentleman in Ne1v-Loudon,
dzfed Dec. IS, 1900.
:" There is the appearance Of a trouble
once more at St. Vincent. Three DAYS
ago 4 negro man and woman went to the
PRECEDENT and made oath that an infurrection
was planned among the negroes, in the
windvard part Of the iAand; the leader.
OF which were a black company Of foot
itationed at Monat Young, a garrifon at
the farther part of the Iland and that
the chrihmas holidays was the time fixed
On for the rifing.
In confequcnce of this intelligence
a gailows was immediately erected, anc
cary the next morning the dragons OF
the goth Reg. atationcd here began their
march tor Monat Young, to fecure the
negro company before mentioned. Ba,
a negro being apprlied Of their Object,
hafencd to inform his brethren, who al.
eicaped fave two, who with the informer
were brought in. The dragons tounc
and fscured upwards Of 100 hands of arms
which tie negroes had fccreted in ,heI.
houies to the windward.
Yeferd y powder and ball were fer
70 all tie out potts in the inand, anc
the militia were fupplied with every
thing requl1ite, and ordered to be IL
readiness to act at a moments warning.
" The inhabitants think it Will be a
ferrous bufnefs, and fear fuch another year
as 81. There are about $50 regular
troops in the iisnd, and 100 militia
Great dependence is placed in the militia,
Fsrfuue 7veN 5zRozvea.
A young gentleman of Philadelphia, who
had proved unfortunate in buhnefs, and
was under the necenity Of f~urrendering his
ALL to his creditors, has drawn Three
1bog/aua DoNars in the St. AuguRine
Church Lottery. On receiving the pleaf-
ing intelligence, he hafened to fee his
creditors, and in the language Of an honea
heart, announced to each, that now, he
could and would pay them to the /" utter
mott farthing,' and added, he was CRATE
tul that an opportunity was afforded him
of convincing them of his intention. The
young man is well known to the editor,
apd the circumaance was related by a Gre
ditor-we could with to give his name to
the public, but as he is totally ignorant of
the publication ofthis, and as the publ;ca-
ton OF his anne might not be agreeable to
him, we will let each enquire "who is
the worthy man."
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refpeetins the Englifh troops which may
be allowed to land in Italy, has been con-
fidered as new pretention on the part of
France, ince fhe had made no mention of
it in her 6rt project; but this preteniion
Gift can be called fo) is only the natural
collequence of conceilion alike new,
made by France, in offering to include in
the armiitice the allies Of Great Britain.
Itwould indeed be impofliblc to allow the
king of Naples to enjoy advantages from
this truce, and to leave him ALTO the power
of reinforcing and preparing frefh means
of attack againft the republic.
Citizen Otto confines hin1ielf to thefe
celebrations, which he deems of the mott
Importance. Other objections which have
been made, ard which in great meafure
relate to the form Of drawing the propofed
convention, might be eaGly obviated.
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Congvefs Of the Uaaated States.
ON TREATIES.
lbe taN,1vixg RULE bg1sa in SENATE.

J""1a.y " / %
RESOLVED, as itard;ng rule, that
whenever treaty {hall be laid before the
Senate for ratification, it fhall be read
hrit time tor information only; when no
motion to reject, ratify or modify the
whole or any part fhall be received.
That its fccond reading haIl be for
confederation, and on fpbfequent day,
when it fhall be taken up as in commit
tee OF the whole, and every one fhall be
Tree to move queRion on any particular
article in this form,ss Will the Senate adj
wife and content to the ratification Of this
article - or to propcie amendments there
to, either by irierting or by leaving out
words in which Taft cafe the quefion fhall
be, 6 fhall the words 1}and part of the
article - And in every of the iaid cafes,
the concurrence of two-thirds of the Sc
majors prefent fhall.be requihte to decide
affirmatively. And when though the
whole, the proceedings fhall be nated to
the houfe, and quefions be again ieverally
put thereon for confirmation, or new ones
proPoled, requiring in like manner con-
currence oftwo- thirds for whatever is re-
tanned or inherited.
That the votes 70 confirmed ihall, by the
houfe, Or committee thereof, be reduced
into the form of a ratification with or
without notifications, as may have been
decided, and fhall be propcied on a fub-
iequent day, when every one 1hall again
be free to move amendments, either by in
ierting or leaving out words, in which
Taft cafe the qucfion fhall be, S Shall the
words ffand, part of the refolution?" And
IN both cafes the concurrence of two thirds
fhall be requ;Gte to carry the affirmative;
as well as on the final queftion to advife
and content to the ratification in the form
agreed to.
Anof6ey RULE, beDsd Dee. I'D, 1900.
RESOLVED, That all confidential COM
munications, made by the PRECEDENT Of the
United States to the Senate, fhall be, by
the members thereof, kept inyiolably f.
cret; and that all treaties, which may
hereafter be laid before the Senate, fhail
alto be kept fecret, until the Senate fnall,
by their reiolution, take off the injunc-
ton Of fecrecy.
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lPeet to the blockade /; for, in every
o. Ter reipeet, the comparilon is inexaa !;
inNaet, no body is ignorant that the places
OF Egypt are not like Ulm and Ingolfadt.
In want Of being vietualled, fnce they
cannot be prevented from drawing from
the furround;ng countries all the lnbiftI
ence they require; that, befdes theft
places are not blockaded in fuch a manner
as to make it probable that they fhould
tall into the hands of the enemies. By
that compariion, therefore, it could, on
Ky be meant that there fhould be grant
ed to the places, blockaded by enemies
forces, advantages analogous to thoie
which have been granted to the places In
Germany, which advantages can only be
aicertained by the ipecial ftipulations Of
the convention which it is propoled to,
conclude. The free pal1age of fix frigares
cannot add any comfortable ftrength to
the army of Egypt; it will only fervc to
prove to that army that the government
takes an interea in its fate, until it fnaIl
be dehnitIvely fettled by treaty of peace.
In reviewing the circumstances which have
followed the capitulation fgned by. Sir
Sidney Smith, citizen Otto cannot perceive
the improperly of fuch an arrangement
relative to the Porte: ard he fees will,
regret that the obfervations made to him.
by Mr.. Hammond do not offer any ade-
quate motive for relinquifhing that de-
mand; the acquiefcence in which can A.
lone eftabiifa any kind of analogy be-
tween the places of Egypt ana thofe of
Ulm and Ingolitadt.
2. The fifth article of the new project
differs in feveral refpsets from that of the
counter project of the Britiih Minilry:
but 1t differs more fill from the frh pro
jett which Citizen Otto had the honor Of
.Prelenting, inaflnuch as it admits that no
ihip OF the line now at anchor in the ports
OF Breaft or Toulon fllall go out thereof du-
ring the continuance Of the armiftices-
The French government is Of opinion that
this concelIion, and more Especially in the
prefent ieaforl, goes as far as it can 90,
and that by admitting that no armed vef-
fel fhould go out Of the faid ports,, they
would leave thofe ports really in the fame
fate in which they are at prefent; indeed,
in a fate even lels favorable, fince the
time is perhaps not far off when the Britifh
forces will nor prevent thofe venels from
going out. All that citizen Otto can
concede, with regard to this article, is
that no naval flores fhall be imported by
fea into the ports of Tulon and Brett; but
he mutt Unfit upon the frceegreis of frigates
and Hoops. If this conceilion gives to
France the advantage of an effccfual COM
munication with her colonies, it is an equi-
valent to that derived from the armifice
Of England, which under the protection
of this convention, can extend itfelf to
all parts OF the world, without being mo-
lefed by French priyateers. -
That, befides, if reference were made
to the companion between the continental
armiitice and the maritime truce, that
comparison would be fo~nd to be entirely
RI the dif,dvapta ore of Fracco JT,>o,, 81,
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nited States to be appointed by virt,s ac
this act, fhall be allowed as comnssc OF
ton for his fervices, an annual C,lar
two thoufand dollars to be paid ons OF
yearly at the treaiury Of the United S.a. es
and that the falaries of the diar;c ;Mae;
OF Maine, New Hampfhire, Rhode i0assss
Connecticut, Vermont, New TerCv w.
laware, Georgia, Kentucky and Te,."1
fee fhall be, and hereby are, auomeasa;
to the like fun of two thoufand do,,aa
annually, to be paid in like manner -
Mr.. Gregg moved to itrike out , ooo
and to inlert 1900 dollars. wv
On this motion debate Of ieyera, hon..
eniued +; in which the motion was G,a
ported by Mei1rs. Claiborne, Davis s
Smith, Smile, and Nicholas. and orrar
ed by Mehrs. Otis, Harper, Dennis, H
Lee, Champlin, and Bayard. "
This motion was fuperfeded bv ~.
ton made and fupported by thcie who we,.
in favor of reducing the falaries, to Ar;ke
out the whole fiction, in order to G,ba;
tpte one apportioning the falaries TO tbs
iervices of the federal Judges.
VI 'i1iS iiiot1on tie committee divided
Ayes 40, Noes As. It was ACCORDINGLY
loft.
A quefion was then taken on Mr.
Gresg's motion to fnbRitutc 1900 il y.
room OF 1000, and loa-Ayes 30
Noes 40.
MIR. Dennis moved to reduce the pro-
pofed falaries of the Judges of Kentucky
and OF EAT and Wet TcnneiIee to 1,soo
dollars.
Mr.. Claiborne moved the reduction to
1900 dollars.
MIR. Dennis withdrew his motion.
The queaion was taken on Mr.. Clsi-
borne's motion, and carried, Ayes 46.
(Dsdate in couy/e.
Mr.. Chrifie hoped that the committee
would rife, and the houfe adjourn. As
the gentleman from South Carolina mr.
Harper) appeared to rule the reit on the
other fide, he trufted he would make no
objection.
The committee accordingly roie, re-
ported progrefs, and obtained leave to fit
again.
Mr.. Macon then moved that when the
houfe adjourn, it adjourn till Monday.
Mr.. Harper oppoied the motion, which
In his opinion aroie from difpoitionin
gentlemen to throw every obaacle in the
way Of the bill. This was an attempt to
procraftinate Its progrefs. He concluded
by moving an adjournment in the ulual
form, whereby the houie would be ad.
Journed till tomorrow.
The motion was loft.
MIR. Macon's motion then REQUIRED, on
which the hou1e divided. The Speaker
having counted the members, declared the
motion loA-Ayes 38-Noes SO.
MIR. Randolph faid there mutt be mil
take and defred another count.
The members took their ieats, and the
houfe was again divided when the mo-
ton was carried, there being 43 Yeas,
SO Nays.
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~ con renee 81 M. Otto. me !

very ample nAruet 8 with which / was was
aFovided, pd viii las have mention
81 in the eginhing of this letter. I read
e M. OF precludes me from.adding
many obferl ktions; and as I have pro-
miied to col nunicate to that gentleman
extracts of h parts of my initruefions
as relate to the 4th and 9Th articles the
two clentiai fubjests of difference between
US, he will have the means Of retracinp
IN his recollection the preciie grounds of
the objections to his propofal which have
occurred to his majefy's government.
Before conclude this letter, cannot
avoid mentioning that in the courfe of our
converlation, NJ. Otto threw out the mott
pointed anertions of the determine ton Of
France, IN the event Of the naval armif.
tice not being concluded, to purfue the
courie of her victories in Germany and in
Italy, and of the facilities that the con-
queit of Naples and Scicily events which
he regarded as fpeedy and inevitably
would aHord to the French government of
obtaining by force thofs objects relative
to Egypt and Malta which it had expect
cd to acquire through the naval ar,ninice.
OF thefe alierrions, though frequently re-
peated, judged it proper to take no no.
tice, but to recall his attention to the filb-
jet Immediately under diicuilion.
j have the honor to be, Sc.
q. HAMMOND.
The Rt. Hon. Lord Grenville.
mo. ~,
Ctto's irclofare of the following:
No. AZ
TRANSLATION.
Citizen Otto having obierxed, in the
remarks made to him by MIR. Hammond,
three points only which appear to him to
bereally OF nature to retard the conclufi- =
on of the propofcd arlniitioc, referved them
for future confederation, and an anfwer in
writing.
Allcr having naturcly reflected upon
the Object of the maritime truce, upon the
actual petition of France and of her enc
mics, upon the influence which this nego-
citation mutt have with regard to gene
raj paci6carion, he feels it hisduty to make
the following obiervations upon the diff
puted points:
!. The fourtharticle, in granting 10000
rations. per diem TO the garrifon Of Malta,
has not only in view the effective troops
of the republic, but all the perfons attach
ed to the garrifon, and even the inhabi-
rants Of the place. The citizen Otto
does not think that it is poAible to dimi-
NTH that quantity; nevertheless, in order
to remove, as much as poaible, the objec-
ton which has been fatcd to him, and to
accommodate himfelf as much as po1ible,
to the manner in which the fubjeet is view
ed by the .Englifh government, he contents
TO limit that climate to the 6rf month;
period necenary to afford to the reflective
commiaaries the means of agreeing upon
the amount which may be neceGary for
the fupport of the garrifon of that place.
The fecond pOint contained in the hfh
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.

FRIDAY, January 9.
In committee of the whole, Mr.. Nor
ris in the chair.
The 18th fiction read as follows:
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NOTICE is ber,bv given, that tie Eubi-riber
IN has been duly appointed adminilr ator of the
eltate Of ZENUS STUTSON, JUG. late of Pow
Marlborough, in the county 81 Lincoln, Mariner,
deceafrd; and has undertaken that uu6 by giving
bonds as tie law directs All p-rfnu5 therefore,
having demands againa ibe etate ollad deCeaf-d,
are deired 70 exhibit tne fame for lcttlement and
al indebted % iaid efatr, are r6qu-fted 10 max
immediate payment 20
SAMUEL ADAMS, Administrator.
Wijca6etf, Sept. % 1901.
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vgTE The f.btcr,b-rs, having oeen duly appoint
w Cd Ly tn Hoa. Edward Cuts, Eiq Judge
of Probate Of Wills, sc. for IA. county Of York,
to receiv- ana exam 0e the claims Of The crcdUOr
ID the Etat- 0f SAMUEL LIN5COF, lat- oF
P5HH5B4yg, Ia l4d county, yeoman, dectated, re-
prefented InColvent-Do hereby give no,ice, that
ix months are allowed the iaid creditors SO bring
II and prove their claims 70 fad efatt--aad thai
W. hal attend taat frrv;ce all tnr n1utg 0f EGENE-
RER CLEAvEs, innholder ~ taId P1UHPiburg, on
The fri Mond7y5 Of November and Ji0Gary, and
the Taft Monday of February prxf coming, from
ten OF the clock n thr morning unt,l three IN tbs
Afternoon Of tire fat days.
JOSEPH CHADBOURN, 2 60.
JOHN WOODMAN, 0,"" -0''''''
PbLinRarg. AngAR q, 1901.
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TIE fubfcribers, having been duly appointed
i by che Hon. William 3orham Eiq. fudge Of
P.ohne fur th- couuty of Cumberland, ID -ctive
and examine the claims of TIE creditors to the
Eaate Of John NILLET, Of
Pollard, IN ad couotY, perfon non co,abo5 gleat5,
repr1lrnt@d 0loiveut-Hrreby give notice, that fix
months are allowed IA creditors 10 bring III and
prove thcir claims W Iaid caats--and ttat they
vii. attend that buGoeis At Tie houf- 81 TEssE
x &C, - ldid Poland, 90 the hrf MOodays Of Oc-
tuO5r, Noyrm5rr aau February, next coming,
from 0a- ,5 ave O'U.Oc4, In the afternoon ol aii
DAYS JESSE RICE.
NICHOLAS MOVES.
Psicn} Sebt1, j2o..
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tE~E OF MAssAcHUsGTTs, ELEVENTH. coLLEc
EloN DLsLaLcT-sEe 0ND Diteloa.

tk~E o. NAs8ACHUsGTTsi ELEVfNTH coLLEc-
gioN DisIEIcT-sEcoED Dirrlos.
A1OTCEj Is hetcby gwen, by virtue Of al act CT
~ Congrel5 paled Oil tbs T. tn dayof July, 1898,
rt.ted s. An &c. to lay AID collect a Direct Tax
fithn the United Statra'--andth the following take,
afI,fsl % the REFLECTIVE Houles and Lands 10
tyhlch thsg relate, became due and Payabe on the
t-yenth day Of Aptil, 1900 Of which the iail re
pated owners, polie!cr-. or occupant ofia'dHooies
a0d Lands, bagc bceu notified by me Collector, 10
arrer drreGed cy The All AZ yreiaid, YEA lad taxea
remain unpaid ID hd didGtt, namely, Biddejord
Psoasr~lb9youv5 ,, aud Buxio1, ltuateG IN the
g of York.
Mare a oayasys aa iUius on Tax en- Iaipc 9f7o1iL4r
tqtsrd5uts or oeel5lat,.l e1.6 e4c5 eaeb OF Lands
AZ tbs ti-s. y faliar VI. vsLgg yye pared atteoeeI
yassss:aa. Hs.Ja. Hone. Laai. fsasy 9f
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For Sale,

4 T the Sou;hweN bead, il Dpybar, good one
1 4 horv HOUSE, 81 by 50, wei fuhcd outGde,
and party infd,.--A good STORE and halt 40
acre oF LAND All which lbs III the center of bu-
Gncf ar exctl'en, Haod fol- Trader or Tradcfmln.
For further information, apply to the iub.cribcr,
who is now on the Premacs
WILLIAM FROST.
Durham, SPIT. d6, 1851.
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COMMONWEALTH oF MASSAGE esLl VI
YoRk, id court 81 GrEsrol S.y''i u
Peate, begun and bcd AZ Rater5orosSg' sg'g II,
FOR tbe county qt Yayk, oa tx to1fi0 l.s'gI nj
Aggg6, being tbe 15t5 aay a' is'o N-'''''
Domini, Sol. OrroJ
NN the petition OF James w &
" and Others, fhewing, " that 'as 1o '~,t Cru
laid out and eadiHg from he lower o'''5 NJ. tsr.l
OAipee river to Brownfed, through ,ans Cas
ny IoG4h Waters, Bridget Philips ana 'u'rs as.t Wy
1al Wadfworth's add Timo.hy Cutters grsus. . ~ w:
yer been opened and made pahable ano i l.. ID
CONS teams and carriages, nor even mi NH Gal
Jingle horics, I'd trave III !" and pays raid n.
mitsee may be appointed 70 open ana SPA lsro.
a: the expence of the owners Oh INC 'l
which psiies of tEt
Ordered, that the fubfancs .s N
faid petition and this order thereon M p.-ana G1
The Columbian Centinel and \ ~ " III psosr;
z-tte, three weeks lucceaivey IN e 90 pnorio II
Ian pubest on to be twenty days q go Hdas
next term Of this court, 70 he no. Nv KIT lp
within and for faid county of forK VI. III prrpreio
day " OGober next 10 the end ~ NIL Hun cS
ri lands NAV then and there appear, ~ roas le'
if any they have, WHY the ia'o eVs eon.taisa' /
no be opened and made pA!ao'l A.
the law III ects. srwBLL CH,
Atea, DANIEL -=-=-=--=S
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NOTICE Is hereby given, that the fnbicrber has
~ bsen duly appointed AdmhiGrator On The Eff
tate of HENREY DYEK, late Of sfae6sa, 20 Ihe
County Of Warrington, l&pilcman decrfead, and
has taKeu upon himlef that truit ny giving bonds
az the law directs AL p-ifons having demands
upon the E0atc Of the faid Heorry Dyer, are rr-
qu1aed to exhibit the fame, aud stpyrlons indebted
10 the lad EAate are called upon 10 make payment
to------hNDREW DYER, Humanitarian.
Stu.Ben, S-bt. Y, 1901.
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CoYMoHWEAtTH az MAsstc,,

HoaWEALTH az MAss6cp,,e.r
YORK, f.-dt Co4rt 81 Common pL1. IT'S
bsia a Wafsf5er9ng5, goitbm AID f9r to'Saa sf{
lotk, e4 fhs Jsart5 za7lQy W Iy,,a toAy J
2jt5 day 2tJ ail 0ioaid, limo D5g,fS; N aS itf
NN the petition of RoBeR4. gpn
~ MAID, ofBaxtoa, 10 lad county. -. - D0z
Ing that he is Intrrelted IN, and feilrd isaF
common with oth,rs to him untn.r.- 'ShRnflF
twentieth part Of iouI lhCuilnd FIX hnnJr.4s u onc
~ two acres Of certau right or tratto sEsns
in fad Buxton, bounded as follows, W (. 3lne
At the mott RouhWea5giy corner M f,.t II iaas
al 4 hemOck tree handing cn tb. p,as DeA0dF
rlver thence running lately On the Eor.t te
or lald Buxton, TO esecn tree haad,as auev
Noftheat cof'sr 81 lad Buxton; THENCE s Sr,.ae
ealtcrly, on the EaG boundary line M r,,l \ a'1F
I'd the North line III The town oF So IAiaaf
then WtheTIy un the fnd North ln- III sFnf
rough about forty sight rods theocs IN
efly, the fame Wdta, ABOUT o fhoaf,... & 'Sa-
dred and lxty rojsj thencc W-Rrrlc.o, !, 1a a7-
line, with the Nerih iuc ~ iaia Buxt., fa'd.A
SacO river; thence N0rherIy 0a fl r,,1 'o laa
tcv5n Hundred ana htty rods 10 th. ILL.,. sy'us
mcntloned:--it b-iog the original rigst r.
formerly belonging ~ J4ba Sticlaev. anu al
Kimbalir ~ Chs iAne mOrc VI llb. Ar5 a,
tor hIs part ci 'bc fans y 01 diyiccl ssa ct @a
him, ID hod - lrverlty:-
ordered, that the petitioner .c9ufs
the iubaance of hIs h.5 petition WITH ihs o,s'.
| thereon to 5g inherited .n .h5 C9Laatsss .'.i
and all1 Y thc P1raaal G-2eHr, thrzr uegE.i''
ceiHvsly Ia each paPyr; tbs iaH putlca,ion y I.
twenty days Al lcaU prior 20 the Il, x tefn ,f,s3.
curt, 70 De anden AZ B.dd-f1rd aitm5 ,ns n,
4id county VI York, Jp the iAH Tueflav NJ ra,
urr next, to thr rui, ans psrion or p-rGoos NM.
| r-ttcd III rein tEay then aud thr1e aos-,r
! ihe% cauic, it any they ha9 why the pave, =
tne iaid petition thouid Tot he granted.
\ Aurlr, DANIEL StWALL, Girl
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THE fublcrber hereby gives notice 70 All COZ
4 cerned, thar having b-en dolly appointed Ad-
miniararrix on the E0ate Of ITHlEL BLAKE
late of Gorbam, in the county of Cumberland,
Yeoman, decealed, has taken upon her that truG,
and given bond as the law directs: ihe therefore
requcns all p5rfon5 who are Indebted to faid de-
cesird's Etate to make immediate payment: and
thofe who have any demands ther con, to exhibit
the fame, TO APPHIA BLAKE. .
September az, 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-05
Jonathan Haikell,

NTTHEREAS DANIEL FOSS, and JABEI
w LEAD8E rIEN, tuc former about ~, aud
TIE latter aoo9t ~ years or age, nave aMcc"Ceu
f,nro rrgir parents. nppoied with intenton 81 going
70 fr this i therefore 10 forbid al pl.!Jus barber
.rE III iruftiug them on 10y account; ana All mai
tcrs vi y,fels, ana others, are Cautioned 4EaiHt
rccr,v.n5 III NJ, - they would AVOID The pSraty OF
the Law. Sad u nil was. OF rather dark com
pieAion, had on wh-n he went away, blue coat and
toaf,rs, Rrrei iWaoilown wa'tcoat. Ana iait
J4L.a had on a mo-. blue ou!d1e jacket, and white
UoWirrs.
Livfrmors, S.bt. IS. UKiHI loss.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-05
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

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year, an natural botr. 4 Sa2Ye, alb SsT0 Latter
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Mare aad Sale e ID. 51i5sy Pail rs-aD @e a5o ~
zoqyE D4NIfL EllER1-.
Buxton, Sept u.