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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13

a cali Of neceHi,y anI that this vii. ;; The
cafe. appears incvitabe. as the origs'ds are at
their gates. in fight Of the town, nightly oooaa-
gra,ing the furrouadias plains. and numbering
the Inhabitants. sfeAs s
"The iesere and ipcorvigiblc plumbers have
70 much parallzcd the commerce OF the cosntry,
thar all fslcs and purchaies have comparatively
ceaied, which has been the csu!e OF my dstcn-
ton For all demands have ceafed and mao,
10 trade are obliged 10 Pay TO governmcnt their
'furc.' ffsdsrai accssgi. sbsyrfsys dssbitsl.
Capt. Noble. OF the brig Friends Adven-
,ure. VII, arrived here ou Saturday iu days
from Cape Frsncois. inforus us that in the night
Of the Sth Oa. party OF the eesroes Of ST. DO.
mingo took forcihle poaeiiion OF Por-de- Paix,
and il is expected have md Gscred mott OF us in
habitanis. Two b,als full of people who had
lcd. arrived at the Cape. iom: OF them, mortal
ly wounded. ---On the 9th. the Admiral fent a
figatc aud n,op of war, with troops. TO en-
deavor TO retake ii with What iuccch. Capt.
Noble could nor lcarn, as he failed on the ith.
AT his departure he heard very heavy cannon
aiding oil Port-dc- PAix. On the azd. in LAT. ga.
40, N. lon. ~. Ss. w. fpoke thip from EGG
land bound 10 New Providence. with hoops,
very much difablcd. having carried away her
main top-maa and main yard and ipIit all her
fails to pieces.
November 4.
Laff evening one OF the moR alarming Firea
tina, has ever happened 10 this cisy, broke out
In aa,le IN Bridge. frsef between WbasbaH &
Brad yfvee,. THIS wind blowing frciA tron
S. w. the flames made their way through 8ridge-
areet into, Sfa~f a,sei. with uncomfortable fury ;
and in Icis than o,e h:ur and an halt. the whole
iquare, coni0ing Of about rifTY buildings.
molly dwelling houfes. were either burnt, poll.
ed down or gu,tcj. We are unable TO fate the
origin or extent Of the calamity among ,hc
fufferers, arc Mr.. a. Ca,oi. Gel. Bevd. Mr..
Peter Mfr, Mr.. Janes CkeeibGm. Mr.. 4.
Sydam. Mr.. Camme,a. &c.
TIanilatiou of Letter written by Resr Admi-
raj La Croile, Captain General OF Cusda-
loupe. TO Mr.. Pichon.
iBaDaisrrs. SeSf. IS, 1904.
have the honor 20 inform you, Ci,izen
CommilIary. that by deciion jott taken by
Citizen Lcicalies, copafcliof Of State, colonial
rfefcct OF Gaudaioupe. all the ports of this
Colony thali in fatue be open. as formerly. 10
the American veiIcls, and the expor,ation Of
colonial produce pefmissed on paying duties.
lSigned) LACROSSE.
The information received by Mr.. P.chon,
ita,es the Colony 20 be iu want Of provifions,
aud Especially ialt beet and polk.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13
PilLADRLPHIA. Nov. n.

q
Exfraa--ts ibs Edilor dassd T,esfsx. Ots. 1S.
This day a joint meeting Of rhe Leg'ilasure
took place for the election of Governor aad Sen
ator 20 CongreE. The votes were for
GovrRxoa. SsNAroR. sr
Ries. Sratiias a6 Il. 0gdsa z6
OF courfc no election took place. IL is
not expected that another joint meeting will
take place, as the republicans plainly pcrceive
that il any thing coulA fati'fy the oppofte party
thc moderation OF Gen. Bloomfield would /; and
,he tory party Geesn determined TO turn him out
for his confederation. which they do NOT auri-
base 20 libcrsity but 20 /rsr. Il Is veryevi-
dent that no m-afures but fnch a. they would
lhemlelycs porfue are calculated to bring that
party to proper conduit. 1t is believed here
thar no buGnefs will be done during th: feiion,
a. the advsdc party are determined 70 oppoie
and c,untersf every meafuse which the repub-
iicans propa(e. Me. Lambs,f.a determined re-
pabiicao, is in virtue of his Off, a. Preddenu of
the council, tn. Lieutenant. Governor, and OF
coarfe will exerc,fc the duties of G G,vernor Of
the State. mould this party continae TO obfrutt
the regular coure Of public buGnef.."
November 3.
THOMAS PAINS, the early aod uniform
aTerter OF the Rigb1 Of Mankind. and author
of rhe immortal revolutionary papers called
COMMON SENSE. and the CRISIS, arrived at
Baltimore on SATURDAY. lsf. Tn- arrival OF this
inierefing man, whole hiitory az hAs been we'll
ohl.tved, is interviewer with the immortality OF
sqve keuoiafisn, and fhye Nafsm of the hrR
ditioetion 10 humsn annals. was as might be
expected, an Object of iareiea and curloGty TO
the Old ~ho knew his fcrvices, and 10 The oong
who had heard OF his fans in AL the oppoGrc
modes which political fymparhy or hrred could
employ to expres their rcfped or abhorrerce OF
the aGertcr Of freedom. II is, however, cir
cumaance Honorable to the character Of Balt.
more, that the efforts of hypocrify have not been
conpe,cat 70 produce violence under the pre-
,eace Of religious zeal, digrsceful Of and incon-
haenr with religion.
About ten days incc the,c appeared in one
Of the fo,y pyiuD Of N;~-Yotk. Aaning ac-
count of an internal landing, OF internal French
negroes, with isffysai intentions, from on
board an ig,trna! French frigs.e at Long Bay
in N.Carolsna--we publ'fhed II at the time, CON
vioced tina, 1, was an iys,naf fory, contrived
like the ohjed Of d.. Msyf's Ocean msiiacre.
To affect the BJitpn elrttion-behold the fame
papers nov come out with another lie 10 Enlie
their iuterxaf l:--apd tell their readers with
confumma,e con,enpt for their undertaking.
thatm was faLtt alarm, and only originated IN
the appearance of ese man
1t appears thar the leginasive prince of
SoEtb. Carolina. has found himielf plzying fuch
tricks at Newport, Rhode Insnd. as had he
been guilty OF the like under his favofi,e gov
erancot OF England, his Jord idea Of reie,nblipg
th: prince OF Wales, would not fave his neck
from the awkward accommodation Of fillsy
round his ncckcloth.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13
nr All fueh as are indeb.ed 10

the i,or of rhc Rhode ~ ,na Rcp,blIcso, arc
once norecsrncaIy rsqoenrd TO make payment.
-Thct who mzy 'i-or % with their Ad-
ycrtifcmeon, viii p!safe 20 forward then, in
tsrure. early on F'idsy, previous TO the day Of
publication.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13

Aurhcstic iniosnation has been received at
the feat of G Governmcat thar the report lately
circulated ttztiug an intention on the part OF the
officers com handing certain Freach fngates TO
linl a nom5sr OF negroes on the co,a OF South
Carolina. is entirely without Foundation and
that meaiases have been taken TO Punih the au-
thor Of the report relyins on the mott authen-
tic information. We ieSl 1t our dnty farther TO
fate, that the favage order, faid To have been
iasci by the commanding General OF the Mill
ia of that State. ditettog in the event of thoic
negroes being landed as reporred, that not any
OF them N oold be made psifoners, but that they
houh be Unfortunately put 70 death. or in
other words. iahumsoly butehend oS nafacred !;
is alfo falie. malicious and groondIeis there not
having exiited the aighsea prciext tor that cal
u.nalous report.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13
N q r I G. E,

a IL ,hofs who are iodebffd to TsoMAs
"A Gtsss. or 20 joins Mosnra, and &C.
either b, Book or Eoe. sse hereby notified,
tha, the accounts and notrs are lodged with The
fsbicr;bes Tor ccIIe6ion--and arc eafncGly ie-
qoeffed 20 make immediate payment, and pre-.
vent unnseeGay cor.
EDWARD HEMPSTEAD.
Nswfs,f, oa. 7s, isez. s9t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13

We have the p'eafufc Of announcing to our
Mercantile friends, that the furvey Of the Sound,
taken by Mciirs. NnbsH FstSiek. of New. Lon-
don. Nasban Pm. Of Ncw-York. and Jobn
C0booss, Of this town, under the directions Of
the Secretary of the Treaiury, sgrceably to the
law psGed az the laR Selion Of Congfefs. - fully
approved and thar she proper Reps will be ,s-
ken to carry the plan recommended by the fur
veyofs, into effed.
Thofe concerned in commerce will there.
fore. ina mort time. be gratihed by the erection
of Light Houie on ths Li'rle- oil I1and,
a, ,h: Eiaern entrance Of the Sound. Bouys
or fpindles will BE- placed on the rocks and
ihosIs Of the Sound, IN foch manner as to make
the navigation fate at all ieafons, both to COST
ere aud foreign vei3els.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13
Ar ,he State Elrti,o il ch,r,,aoc. & e.

NJ inc state r'reuon IN Char,eiton, ,. Cs
7 RepuhleAns. 7 tede,alas, and me doubtful.
are e.etted 10 their neat Leeiln'e. e.-----R Rctorns
have not yet been received sson all parts OF the
State but there is no doubt Of a hsndfome Re-
publican maj ,rity.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13

TAKEN UP ADRIFT,
TN the river between Newport and BriaoI-
i Ferry, q Cedar BOAT. T.-----Thc owner
may ha,o hrr, by proving properly and paying
cangcs.--Appy 10 -
ISAAC LAwTON.
PS,1tmyaib, 6f5 Of mi no. 1904. csi
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13

The conduit OF she faction in Jcrfev rnut
be. great uie not only TO the people Of Jerisy
but 20 the Union az large. s',Nlodrra.ion il
IN theis mouths. the devils 10 their h,arts."
ltis in vain for lepubheans to expect from that
par,y any reg,ra 10 principles or 10 the common
msxims OF regard which mould exia in a 10
siesy founded upon equal righu aud equal Law.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13

The Mejs,ity Of votes for Governor Of
Penni,lvania amounts to about 7biyy-oue Tb0s.
Eand lind what 10 more, NOT onc ansi.Eepu5-
hcan goes TO Congrch.
From Appearances, il is NOT probable that
the Houfe Of REPRESENTATIVES of that State viii
contain more shaa fsdeIsliGs How are the
mighty fallen!
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13

10 Msrylsnd. m. Stare Council 10 wholly
Republican, and the lover Houfe Al Rcpubi-
cans to 50 .eders!iis. Republican majority 10
rhe Houie II.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13
Ma0ae5ustts Congre.D e.D!cnai Election.


ON Mjnday. the election Of Repre-.
fentaiives to the Eighth Congrefs Of the Uni,ed
States, took place in the Seventeen Diarie,s a
this Common ~ealth.
The following is coneef as,eunent ofthc
votes, ia The feversI towns that We have heard
from. We can fpeak with cer,siuty of the
choice of Dr.. N'm. ExS6. the Hon. JoroS
CusUniy@ieil. the Hon. 7. B. Ja,rSm, E6fse-
s<y Seaver, tn. the Hon. P5anrei BybeS, and
the Hon. r, +. Slis~er. The ptobabhty ALTO,
is. that MefIrs. Csns. Kis,q.y. and Grrss, are
ssdrviafsg Rebxbitos,.
Cor accounts Rejecting the Election 10
this Ststs. fully conf,m what was Aated in the
laa Chronicle. There 10 very little doubt ot
Nine members being Republican, TO s,gbf fed
eralias. When the rcfurns arc complete, we
fhail exhibit them 10 one view.
(Bya. Cbyss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13

The Spanilh frigate Juno. Of "a guns,
was Ion about the ,s,h Of October. 10 laf. a.,
long. 81, occafonsd by leak. Every effort
was made by an American velcl, TO afford her
reiief. bot IN vain fog oceaGonea the Ameri-
can Captain TO ioofe fight of her. --------- -
In half an hour il cleared away but The nip
was no more 20 be ften. 4I3 perons. includ-
ing women and children. we're on t'cafd. She
was bound from P,r,orico 10 Cadix, aud haA
100000 dollars on board. f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13

BoSArAsrEs horfc wardrobe Is perhaps,
the mott fIpssb and vsioa5le ~ the world.
S,n- OF ne fiddle, ~ his o~u hcffes a,e ysloed
sf $1,000 fr1ncs each. The sardro5e keeper Is
ap .Ens.ih nan VI the pane Of M,lDourD.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13

On the am Sept. tn. Bri,ifh High Court
Of Admiralty met at New. Providence, s."eesbly
to adjournment. and proceeded on the trial OF
four p.rfons charged with piracy. belonging 20
the f,h,oner M * csee M.kkp, Bowles' Pfigs.
teer, taken AZ Harbour l0anc. They were ~
-four found guilty, zed fenenccd to death, snd
were to be hanged the s,h uIs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

DR.. HENRY L. DUPEE.
u EfPeciully informs his friends aud the
N public, that he has received, and has for
fae ct his fhop in A1haAs fret, nearly oppo-
fte MIR Simon Dsar5ora''. general aiio, Jm-nt
Of DRUGS & MEDICINES.
Ado few Of the mon approved
PATENT MEDICINES.
Culden's Balloon Honey Ba,emsn's Drops
chuFch's Cough D.ops; Turington's Baiom
Lie; W4llh's med.catsd Lozrnges Chng's
Worm do Cafes Magheha; Kcnnedy's Gel
ebrstod Corn after Lees Pills, Locker
do. Andcrfon'i do. Hooper's Female do
Scotch Ointment GowIand's Lotion Vese
table Cream, for identifying The fkn
ALTO, variety Of PERFUIhERr-.
Efence Burgamont, Lemon, Orange, La
vender, Iufk, & MiIIefour Milk Of Roles
Naples Soap, Convent do Windfor do. Ia
Rofe Ponade Caraline and Cerufe, sc
Likewife, a few boxes c1NFECTIONA-
RES and PRESERVES.
81 Calh given for JuNIPER BERRIES.
Portland, ca. 10.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in BRUNsWicx P9f Office,
OCTOBER T. tSa1


B,..eoi..-P ErnR Stone. John psuerr,n
Holman Pratt, Jehe Walker, Jofeph Skol-
field, Capt. Robert Jordan, Oliver Bibee,
John Owen. Edward WEIGH. Jofhua Hays,
Capt Jacob Wefton, John Jorden, William
Jaekfon, John Hinkley. Samuel Harding,
Capt. Thomas Thompfon, 1t James Curtis.
Tassa~ William VORTEX, James Purrine-
ton, Daniel Holden, Notes Weymouth, vii
liam Malcomb, Capt. William Paterlon, Gid
con Larabee, Gideon Walker, James M Cur
dy, Richard KHowles
B01D2Oia5a@.-Jofiall Colby, Jofcph Thomp
fon, George Thomas, Thomas Prebie. Capt
James Coombs, Samuel Barber, Benj,min
Hanlon, Sahra HinskIcy, George Thomas,
Jofeph Thompfon.
Lita5feH Jackfon, Ezra Richard
fon, William Tap ey.
16o~8'0abor oggb.-John Smulan, William
Jordan,
H4raf7rsA. Jane M'Auley.
Dwbm.-Samud Tracy.
LjgOn. Samuel Jamcfon.
Lahs RiVsr.-Jabcz B. Fletcher.
az The Poftmalter is deGr-
Gus that thofe pcrfons indebted to him for
the Poitage OF Letters ana Newspapers, fhoud
make payment and that thole perlons who
have their letters and papsis charged quar-
terry, would be careful TO diieharse their bills
at the expiration Of every quar,er--fiucc It !,
At thofc periods be is obliged 70 anfwcr the
drafts of :he Po1malier. General, The com-
Pliance OF thoic intcreited, will much oblige
RoBERr ID. DUxsIsc, p. M.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
Money! LoR.

II OST from the Eaflern Mail Stage, be-
- tween ByiSa and BATH, on the a9,h or goth
September lal, a fun % money fpecie !;
among which were 3 -Four PifsoIe Pieces. aud
number Of Dollars. If any perfon has found
the fame, and will apply at this Office, or 10
Major PACE innholder in Bath, he may hear
OF the looier. aud fhall receive fuch part as
faall be satisfactory. on. Is.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

The celebrated PKxcs neNsY Of

The celebrated PkINcs HtNsY Of
Prussia.
Lsi:e'T from Berlin eff5s to Ivc. Ran. " Tat
he zsW ffbe selet,afea Prize R.a,Y Of Pyul1s
s0"' 70 b qfsrs5 On fbt Isfb in Ls pre;ree o or7s
ee'"ngioAer 81 fie regal Jamiy and certain iorriya
u'1yie's IL is, bosVs Ger, generally re5s,.sf ia,
iri"ss Loui5, ts0i6ey 70 tie Ki4g, it q6soriei Or
lse her
I" Sle,fy tsf0-e P,iace Rezry died, ls eove oyls,s
70 Count Po,kerymoa, bjs agntasi, ID fris 10 he
Xng. b, ncptrsV, cfler Dir 5arizf, Tie f7rs-rl
v't.sb BIZ royal 5;gLnJi zrne IN BE fen yrays
-rer, aad ztib 7c6isb De gaizal u sragy Jtii!i44i
visiarisf fer P,s6Ta.
Tie P'iase'' reazaiuI zrsre inferred siJ fpy ia
@e cJqpd q ne priafe II RbagGe,g Hi tg5-
ns5 limjsf zVyste Jo1s yca,I 5rio,e Bis degfJ, lis
cphapb Srk:.6 7riA nozv Be PLACED on b, faz5.-
III is ia CsrsraE, 10 he fo'ls4oisy pay1syf.---
EPrrAPt
Thrown by birth
The vortex Of giddy vspour,
which
the vulgar cal glory and grandeur,
but
the nuIlity Of which is too well known to the
SAGE
prey TO all human in6rmitiaS.
tormentsd by the paffions of Others,
dIharbed by bis own,
ard
borne down by the lofs Of beloved relations,
true and faithful friends,
yet often, too. oonioltd by iriendGlip;
happy in collecting bis thoughts,
happier fi,l
where his fervices could prove u(elul to his
country, or fufFtring humanity.
This,
brief sketch of the Life OF
HENRY FREDERICK LOUIS.
Son Of Frez.risi William l. king oil Pruilia,
and of
Sophia D9Sois1a, daughter of George I. king
of Eseand
TRAVELLER
Remember that perfection is no; TO be found
on earth
IL ] was not the ben or men,
did not belong to the number of ;he bad.
Plalie and blanc csnno, reach him that 1ceps
in eternity but
iSee: hope embellIihes the lail hours Of the
man who has done his duty;
Nor does II forlake me at this moment
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fu.fcr.
IN Der has been duly appointed BY ~
Hon Jonathan Bowman. Efq. Judge OF Pro.
bare for tl.e county Of Lincoln, as Adninf.
tzatrlx on the Eaatc of
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
EVENING SCHOOL.

NN X. IUKNFK will open
1VA an Evealng School, on Monday,
hrft November, for teaching Eook keeping
by Double Eafyy-Aifo, for teachioe Syn
ten for keeping Retail BookJ by D0a6le En-
fv without altering the procef3 Of Single
Entry in the Day Book or Journal for all
from rumberlefs pofiines Of items, render
ing fure aad prompt decilion Of monthly
balances and of animal Profit and Lois,
and conpriGog Rules for monihly and quar-
tcrIy Statements a. well as thofc for open
ing and cloiing fuch Books, and adapted 10
any capacity competent TO Single Entry.
CT TeYmJ mag b kz7svr u expiration to
him. Portland, Cd. as.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
FOR SALE.

a Lot Of Land containing 32o
L n acres, Gtua,cd on Narregsagss Rivsr.
beingi.ot No n, in townihip No a, which
was among the land d ipoiedof by lottery, in
I7So,-For particulars inquire at the Gazette
ulhce. on az
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
RemoUak.
CLARK. informs

his cuftomers and the public, that he has
removed from No 8. Jones' Row, TO one Of
the New Brick Stores, nearly oppohte the
Maine Fire e Marine Esiaraate Office. FyS-Styee,,
where he has jan received and il now opening
in addition &c bis former flock, a gencral az.
fortment OF
Books, Stationary e FanyArtiele5
which will be fold on the Iowelt terms.
A cotIplcte sfortment Of BIBLES and
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Committees for purchaGng Social Libraries
will find il for their advantage to call. as they
will be lupplied at the Bottom prices.
Cath given FOR any quantity OF Rags, Can
vaissnd Junk. Portland, OF. g.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
E0ening SeboOi.

A n Evening School will be
- opened at The Centre School HouEc.
on the fra Monday OF November, at ISf
per quarter, u OF which TO be raid al
entrance. o.. IS, I8o,.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

TAKEN up sdrift. near Hos-Inand.
4 Ledge, MOSES BOAT, apout
"a teet keel, and 81 feet wids, paioted
yelow--Apply to
SAMUEL GARDNER.
Nort5yarmeatb, Odoksr /.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

To tbs Honorable Senate, aTa fbs H015f'-
t. Roae Of RspreisnfafiUes eftbe Com
nonqueahb of MaDaebuft.s IN General
CART e5:mbltd on The lsQ Wedns'aey q
May, 4 D. 1902.
FHE petition of the inhabitants OF
Plantation called Philips Gore, 10 Chg
county ofCumberland and Commonwealth
aforefaic, humbly fhcws, That whereas
vour petjtioCers labor under incohvenleh-
ces by not being in capacity otraniact
ouGinefs of public nature with regard 10
laying roads, rafting money tor pu5ic uicS'
&c. for our owr benefit as well as tor the
public good. Said Plantation lying be-
tween the towns Of Hebron aud 0t'steic,
and containing but about five or Tx thou
land acres, not large euough to be moor
porsted into A :own--aud there not beInH
any unincorpora,ed land adjoinins-Ws
pray your Honors 70 take cur pecullar NJ
uation under YOUR mott wife conlderi-
ton and niould your Honors tee 2. 70
annex th- Plantation Of Phillips Gore, 10
called, to Inc town of Ots6e!d, by an act
of Incorporation, as body polite, TO en-
10Y full privileges Herewith, excluding the
land Of laid Gore from pubic taxation,
agreeable 10 the title of the purchaie from
the states Commiitec-Ancy your petition
ers 10 duty bound ihal ever pray.
WILLIAM SPURR, and 10 otbsr5.
Philips Care, May 40, 1904.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Ia Senate, June 4, lSo1'
ON the petition of WILLIAM SPvER,
and others, inhabitants Of the plantahon
of called Phillips Care, in the county OF
Cumberland, praying that they may Dc
annexed TO the town Of 0ti5held, for Fea
ions fet forth in their petition. Ordered,
tina: the petit ioners caufe an atteited copy
Of their petition, with this order thereon,
To be publiihrd in the Portland Ga=etfe,
printed by Eiezer a. jerks, and 20 the
Mercury, printed by Young & Minis, three
weeks fuCcefiiveiy the latt publication
thereof, TO he forty days at leaf, before
the third Wednrfday of the next lei-
hon of the General Court, that all con-
cefned may then appear and flew cauis,
it any they have, way the prayer OF laid
petition thould not be granted.
Read and &C cepted-Sent down for COZ
currence. DAVID COBB, Pr5fdert.
In The Holje ofRcbrtEniztiveJ, June 4, 1865.
Read and concured.
JOHN 2. JONES, Speaker.
A true Copy-Attch,
g. ELLIOT VAUGHAN, Cierk
Od. IS. oftbr Senate.
To fbe b,n2yaIs fbs ,Ssngfs. and fbe ban
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
NOTICE.

'HE Partnerihip of PafferIca u Bradford,
L Is this day mutually dinolved. Alper
ions having demands on laid firm, or indebt-
cd thereto, arc requelted to make immediate
iettIement.
DAVID PATTERSON
STEPHEN BRADFORD,
12Ssan, 017s5er I, 1901.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
NOTIFICATION.

= Vie PREsipFNr and DlRFcToRs Of the
1. Efsias Fire 70 lTarise Iaiarancs Company,
in conformity to their Act Of incorporation
Inform the public, that they continue 10
,eerioe Prsb9s., Gxi max. Lsjwanee, at their
Office in fj6 Street. as uiuaI and that the
Target FUN they fhaIl iniure upon any one
riik, will be lriffssr TJo.fiad Dofiars.
BY order of the PRECEDENT and Directors.
JOHN p. rtiuRSrON. SECRETARY
szaiue Fire g Ma, ass isfaraass QGse,
PorfLrud, of7aher as, 1901.
NOTICE is hereby gwen 10 the Credit
IN oro of GARDNER COOLD,
of PLsEaaf Mountain Carr, in the Diitrid
Of Name, Trader, asainf whom Com
milton Ct Bankouptcy hath been awarded
an idued, that the Comm fioners theI Elm
named, and the Aiiignees Of his eisa'e and
effects, intend 10 meet AT the Office OF
Jonas CLARK, Eiq. in WeAs, in fad DIFF
triet, on 7aeEidy tie fbnfiefb dSy Of Norem-
Der next, at ten o'clock, A. =. IN order TO
make a fecond Civilized Of the efate and
efflas Of HI faih Bankrupt when aud
where the CrediloIs who have not already
proved their detls, will have an oPportu-
nifty TO prove TIER debts; aud VIII be
forever barred hdr eafter.
F TospPH FFNaE4; 4Gs"es.
Feih, on Al. sei.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01
John ADAMS,

late Of E1fgEet, Mariner. deccslcd, by uiy;rs
bond as the law direas An perfons there
fore having demands sga;na faid eEs,e are
deiired 10 exhibit the fame for ie,tIcmsu, !;
and al indebted, 10 make immetediatc nav
ncnt 10 FRANCES ADAMS, A4srir;tarsfr;r
JFTEaFct, fgg =, I2c1.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

late Of Liveynoye. in the county of Cunher-
land deoeAied, has taken upon her hat 'ru''
and gwen bond a. the law directs IS he there
fore reque0s ali who are indebted 10 lad DE-
ceafed'S eltAte TO make immediate payment;
and thof- whe have any demands tIlcrccr 70
exhibit the fame To NANCY Lowell.
Sept II