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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02
gbs bis6 dred Enssib STALLION,
ID [ @ n,

WMAS imported from London
Wv lait fail by John Honnes, JSiS. OF the Dew
ling Greeu he was bred by Mr. Glrto,h er
Yorkihire, and IS undoubtedly horiv OF squire
blood as any in England. He wa, good taeec,
and bes, feverai Of the ben horfe, there among
chem the famous horc Jonah, for the hand plate
1T York. il 400 lac ron over the York eourie
q miles) with Hauihletouian, Tor the great fubi
fubleEiption, and although the grea,eit pcfhble
exsrtiou was made by the rider OF Hsubletonian
10y whipping sn5 fparring) yet ne bcst Dion on
~ the neck, aud actually rei,is<d 40 ran Sfith hun
Tor the gold eIpat Doneaiter = f.-y days after,
which Dion wen with tho gseateii clf1 beating
(everal good hoTIes; this fac, the !s5tcribsr has
ondoubted proof Of aud ready To be hewr 70 n
uy one tia, win apply. Dion az another ,;.ns bsa,
Mr. Coohron'. Fir Harry. and ar Thomas Cat
cogne's Timothy, with fcveral other hories in
high repute, and was eonEdersd horfe Of gseas
fpeed and bottom alto for his racing lin a!nioit
every inftsnee) wa miles he was famed carly
aud obliged to quit the turf
DION, now riling feyen years
old. !. one Of the mott eon,paa horfes ever feen,
he is dne bay, with great beauty, and has pro-
hably the ben feet legs, back ard quarters,
that were ever con- ned in any hor!e; ne meA.
(ures eIaaly 6 hands two inches and bali under
the aandard, has uncommon hrength and activity
and is likely 70 ge, capital race, fadde, earri
age horles. Dion will nand the epluing fesfon,
which will commence on the frt Gay OF March
next and end the roth day Of AuguR following
a, Ampthill, Gin Cheiterheid county, on James
River, and within dx miles Of Richmond 20 COW
e. mares, at Two and Halt Gsineas the leap &c
be paid y, the hEbe door, Five Guneas the Zee.
ion, and Ten for in(uriug mare to he with
foa to be returned il fneh ihou,d not he tho eaiE
and the mare remains Ie properly OF the perfou
who put her 20 horfe, which may be discharged
any time before che tenth of AuguR mex. by the
payment Of 40 Dolla-s for the iea!on anu 20 Dol.
lars 20 iniurc, with One Dollar 20 tire Groom, IN
every inatnce the ben psitursge in q : cate
(nntil the &C. icn is OUT graes a.tgr which lould
any mares remain, hall dollar week will be
eIpe&ed ;.grsin will be furnishe5 1t the msrke,
price, and the greateR attention paid to the
mare. but no Responsibility Tor seeidents or
efcapes. Notes for Five Guiness the feafop, and
tor Ten TO infare payable az shove mentioned
sin &c txpe2ed with che mares
ss9 Jbam Randolph.
mpshiil, february 80, ,Sos. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02
Sans Culottes,

q CRES ~ I horfe, feven
"a years old this fpring. inferior
in form & action TO no horfe; in Vir-
ginia, will ftand the emitting fealon
at Mr. i&andolph's middle planta-
tion ga Staunton river, at Ten
Dollars the feafon, diichargeabIe
with Eight Dollars if paid by the
ut of Augnf, Five Dollar the leap
and half crown to the groom,
The paiturage is equal TO any in
the fate and in itielt an objed /; the
!; -, cloi"res re good, but there will
be no responsibility for accidents or
efcaPes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02

I e5f,
BERGMAN tREEN, D. n G..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02
pfRGINI1.

IN q cau,t foatirus} and oslG f..
halgax CQaAfy, on 7usso1y, TIE
23d dayef febraary, iSoa. q.
MARY Homieft, a,imnistra-)
srix Of HflhQm HGmlstt, / IN
deceased, Plaint1f. iCban
y,Hehi@Sr eery.
Irdy Boyd and George BoYd, !
Defcda,rfs,
( 4 HE Defendant Irby Boyd, not
having entered his appearance, and
given fecur;ty according to the act
of AGembiy and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the fatif-
faction of the court that he is nor
an inhabitant of this Common
wealth +; On the morton Of the
plaintiff by her council, Ii Is order
ed, That the faid defendant do sp-
pear here on the fourth Monday in
May next, and anfwer he Plain
tiff S bill; and that a copy Of this
order be forthwith inherited in fome
one Of the news papers in the city
of Richmond for two months fuc-
cehively, and ported at the front
door OF the court houfe of this
county.
II Cqpy,
Test,
BERGMAN fREEN, D. ~ e..
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09

To tie Honorable tie Senate, aid he Honorable
tbs Hsajs ofRGbr9sntatipe5 ot'tbe Common aOraAf6
Of Ma1dcbgjsHs, in General Curt qgrmbied.
I HE tubfcrters humby fhew-Tnst in their
4 opinion, the int,ref of the Commonwealth
would Ia feveral rsfpects be greatly promoted by
az Improvement of the roads in the EaHern part
of the fame-That there is 70 better way Of effect
Jog this improvement, than by the elabihment
of TURNPlKES-They beg leave therefore TO
propofe for tne confederation Of he Court, the
expediency OF making Legislative provihon for the
pUrpofc of Incorporating Company 10 make
direct road from PicatgaUay RrDer to Portland,
thence TO Haguga, and from AuguRa TO the town
of PyojpcG on Prnobjeot RiTer. X will be an cx-
Penive undertaking but with the aid OF Govern
ment, and the exertions of individuals, It may DC
done in fhort time and the benefit will doubt
Iefs compenfate for the expence-Your petitioners
therefore humbly pray that your honors would
make grart 10 your petitioner, and Others who
may be admitted to join them, of Ten ToVVgtbpi
of the uDdifpof.d Lands belonging TO th- Govern
ment, in the DiRritt Of Maine, or fuch other num-
Der as your Honors iha judge bef iniaid of the 10
dertaking-and incorporate them together with
fuchperf ons asyourEo fhoud fee fl to appoint
to fabfcribe thereto on behalf of the gover0ment
ITO forward the de6gn) into a company BY the
name Of tn. MAINE TURsPIKB ASSOCIATION,
and make fuch provi!ion for the eitabllhment OF
Turnpikes, for defraying the rehdue Of the s1-
pence, and for carrying the plan into effef, as in
your wifdom you lhall Judge proper.
And as in duty bound will pray.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, and a others.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
Ten Dollars Reward.
LIST OF LETTERS
IN BRUNSWICK POSTOFFYCE.


Il a.
ANDERSON Abigail, Hnf8fzvtH; Aadtefs Sic.
phen Capt Brnaf7v;eE.
B.--Brown Dan 81 Bates Patience Brown M,
Ezek;eI Beal Sanne Burnharn Obed, Togy61m;
blanchard Samael Bo4UdoiabGm Brown Nancy,
B0zUdoinbam.
D-Duuning Andrew. jnn: Dean Tohn, Lit.
lie Rive,; Day Benjamin..
E.-Eaton Samuel Rev. H1rbEv.N; EatoD 10.
iaod, B0zDdoiabam; Ame5 Nathaniel Capt.
F.-Fiag jonathan Flcc,n Winthrop
Q -Gc1dale Sarah, Totb1m !; Given Robert
Cap tain Green Peter F9eB4m.
H.-Harwood Thomas Captain, Bozvi7fab9m;
Hunt David Hall Eljah Holland John ,TsSf-
ham; Hodgdon jeremiah Hsmehway Mar
Hunter Thomas, Te8dbam !; Hunter james Efq Do.
Harding Samuel jun. do. Hafeton John, 10.
K.-Kilgore Truworthy.
L.-Leonard Naac, Bovi0nbant Lane John.
NJ -Mcierve EHlha; Merrill Roger !; Mulika
Edward, Boqoloin.
P-Prat Holman; Pifeld Edward, Durham
Peterion John fen. Peterfon Nehemiah Peter
(on David, To3i5am; Pratt Holman do. Purri0g-
ton 81 Harmon, DWbam,
R.-Ranfom Harris Roberts Toihua Reed
Thomas Capt. To3)Gan.
S.-SmalI Catharine; Sy'veRer Marlborough
Ha'RfaoeH; Sanbcrn Simon, Durham Sampled
James. Tobbam Sove J0hrion, HarpfDeH; San-
ford Eher. TspBam Skolhrld William Sanford
Thomas, Tofi5am Saywari SILLY.
T.-Thompfon Cornelius Thompfon Thomaii
Thomas JOAN; Tageart William. Topj2am Tap
ley William, LitrbyfsM
V.--NarDey William, B5-Ud0iH Varley Petefy
10. Varney Enos, Toe6anl.
W-Whitmore Benjamin, B7zvdoinba17 Wa.'
ker HrtY; Wife William, Line Ri1tr; WnIe'
houfe Ebenezer, To46am Wefton Jacob Capt.
CT Tb9fe perfonJ 10 qybsJs nan7es 20 tozV7 y ar
Hexed, Of BragGVick JULY I, Co..
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
DANIEL sEWALL, Clert.

COMMEMORATIVE OF MAssAcHusETTs.
bors, Cd tbe Supreme judicial Court Of The
Commonwealth Of MdDlcbgltttt, bcgur snd boil
den at York, qoitbin and for sbr comfy Of TOrk,
on The .fyf Tu5fday Of May, bling tie Jfosrsb day
Of jaid month. 4. D. 1902.
Seth Spring and others, petitioners
for partition, aganf the prooretors OF the wharf Pr
vIlege ia Pepperreboroush, refpondents
This petition was entered At May term 1907,
and continued September term, 1907, when the
petitioners hac leave TO amend their petition, and
from thence continued 70 the prelent term. And the
Court order, that the petitioners pubi atter
ed copy Of their faid petition amended and order
thereon, in the Portland GSzsts printed by Eezcr A.
Jcnks three weeks fucceivey, the lst publication
be thirty DAYS eaa before he Supreme Judcia
Court be holden Wells. within for fad cOun-
ty of York, the fecond rueday Of September next;
that all pcrfons intereed nav then and there appear
and thew cauc, If any they have, Why the prayer of
laid petition fhould rot be granted.
A copy, As Of Record -Aurf.
(l1) DANIEL SEWALL, Chsrk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
To be Sold.

4 Valuable Property, lyingin 7urner,
4 n in the county Of Cumberland. cpnfiaing of 900
acres of LAND, Gsilt-Miil and shwMill. The
Land contains two Lots cnwhch ver,l improve
meats--two fnall Dwelling Houfes aad Barn besg
calculated to make two farms.
The Mills arc ftanding a durable cream, near
the center OF fad Lots, and doing good bulinefs
The above property viii be fold together may be
divided, as wi belt uii Purchaler.-For further par
ticuIars, inquire Of
Ieile s. Nathaniel Robinfon,
Zsrau, Tuas IS, lsai. tn the PFsliiss.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09

Every perfon who has been at the Bull Tnn in Bib
opfsate Greet, London, NUT remember thc portrait of
perlen who frequented thar hous FOR upwards of 30
years he called the five bottle man, and is af
fer,ed as fat indfputabe that he drank that houe
in that period, es than 5000 bottles of port wine
He lived 10 be upwards of %.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09

The writer Of modern book Of travels relating the
particulars OF his being caf away, thus concludes
After having walked elven hours without tracing the
print Of human foot to my great comfort aud delight,
Jaw aman hanging upon agibbet my Peaiure az
This cheering prolpea ncxprelibel for il convin-
esd me thar was 20 a civilized country =
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
Straps

In the war of 1856, Martial Broglio was one Gay
earneRly obferviEg the enemy's poltion at hat mo-
snt one Of hi, Aids up ak his orders-go to
the Devil, cried the Martial, impatient of the inter-
ruption: recoiIeing in1anty the improperly of the
language, with happy deIicaey he exclaimed, Come
back you brave enough TO 90, but | cannot now
foarc you tor that lervicc.''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09

To The Honorable TfgQiees oft5s Supreme judicial
Court for The county IF York. 10 BE- boAAsn at York
in aid county, on the in T45fa9y u Nay, AnnO
Domiai ISoI-HuMBLY sHEws
9 ETH Spring and Daniel Cleaves, Of
~ Biddeford, and Jonathan fucker, Phineas Kelly,
and Samue Denne,, of PepperrelIborough, the
ty of York, merchants-that they are in;erelcd with
others to your petitioners unknown in COM
nor ia a certain tract of Land in Gaid Pepper re llbo
rough with wharf thereto belonging containing by
eft nation abou eight the whole Of VIII oh tra4
formerly belonged Sir win am feppere, afterwards
to the ats of Mslfachuietts, by whole committee II
20 ID 10 your petitioners with the Others abovemen.
tonedTheir proportions Of faid tract being follows:
the faid SeSh Sprung hrtieth part, the aid Daniel
Ceaves and jonathan Tucker. thrtieh parts, the
fad SamuelDennet hrtieth part, Sthe "a Phncas
Kelly thir eth part and that they deirous of
holding their thares Geveralty-Alo for that your
petitioners Rtereed with others to them unknown
III certain tract of Land lying and being in laid Pep
peterborough, aiming about acres, more
els, bounded and deferbed follows, viz. beginning
at wharf called FoIwe Cuts wharf, thence by and
down Saco river and the channel Of the fame to four
rod road by James Gray's land called Grays point,
thence running northerly by fad four rod road (Which
leads faid point the mseing- houe road 70 c2ed)
lands on the top of the hill bank which the
la1 year divided lots and fold auction by the
propretors of the wharf privileges aud lately purcha
fed by them of David Sewal, Elq asen, for this
Commonwealth thence by the front or fouthweiferly
line of fad ors lIid bin bank to lands Of fad
Foxwel Cuts themes by fad lands the fald wharf
and channel and alto in the wharf faid dsfcribsd
premies and all privileges and appurtenances the
fame belonging, whereof the lad Daniel Clesves anu
Jonathan Tucker own three twenty eighth parasitic
faid Seth Spring two twenty eighth parts fad
Samuel Dennet twenty eighth part, and the fAid
Phineas Kelly owns one twentye'ghth part and your
petitioners being derous of partition thereof, pray that
their respective flares parts may be Aligned them
in feveraIty. They therefore pray that your honors
would order PARTITION hereof be made according
the ltatute III. thar cafe made ard provided.
SETH SPRING,
DANIEL CLEAVES,
JONATHAN TUCKER,
SAMUEL DENNET,
PHlNEAS KELLY.
A true copy--Attett,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
FOR SALE
1fIe5ias, J4ue IS, rSo..

A c S:e.',S n p..r,t two o s, ousE,
moor, part OF which are well inifhed, with good
cellar and lower Together with the Lot on
which y ltands. with eangway IN common.
Terms will he made eaiy for the purchafer.
For further Information. Apply to DAVID PEAsE,
AZ his Auction and Comniliol store In Fore.ateer
Portland, Jsiy 26.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
j9oetrp.
q o. e. -, y
MAID OF DONALBEAYNE.
A SCOT IsH BALLAD,

.EoE Eee r7sas fnwisigus y,fdffe Jf4am
Laaafsis favsaai pSafEs ct aAra rail. OVID.
"r HE dalhing furges gently break,
The moon illumes the watery plain,
The zephl- rs fan the fails Awake,
My blue eyed maid Of DonaIblayne.
My foul difdains each meaner art.
No ffuded terms my PATTON prove,
While warm with life, thy MAlcolm's heart
Shall beat with everything love.
A captive az thy feet I've fgh'd,
Five tedou. years I've fued in vain
Then bels thele arms my bonny bride,
My blue-eyed maid of Donalblayne."
The lovely maid defended fow,
And psc'd the fairs with cautious tread,
She fet her kindlins bluihes glow,
And thus in fat'ring acceats Gaid
And nun pats the falt fea wave :
And muft quit womans fears ,
Mutt |. an erld outcaf, have
A iathcr's curie, mothers tears
I" And fhalI 7, wand'ring on the deep,
Gienapns boaned lineage aain
And leave an aged FIRE to weep
His faithleis maid Of Donalblayne
And wilt thou love me, gentle youth,
When thefe few charms for aye are flown 4"
Sweet maid this heart with love and truth
Shall ever beat for thee alone
No footaeps ffirr'd, the winds were hufh'd,
Each eye was clof'd in balmy ref,
To Marion's arms lord Malcolm ruih'd,
And clafP'd the trenbler TO his breaR.
The ve1el f~ept the dimped tide,
And bounded lightly DER the main,
But Marion hung her head, and hghd
long adieu to Donalb lavne
The KeIpie', from his coral cave,
Beheld the gallant veffel glide.
And deltin'd a wa,ery grave
Lord Malcolm and bis bonny bride +!
He fprang up from his dark abode,
He babe the bla1s the Tea deform
On whirlwind's wings fublime he rode,
And furious urgd the bowling form.
Lord Malcolm Jaw the burhing wave,
Impending with reiinIefs fweep;
II whelm'd the 1latter'd bark, and gave
Its tumbhug burden to the deep
Young Malcolm nsmm'd the boiling tide,
And long the lovely Marion bore (;
Then c'afp'd in death bis bonny bride,
And lrugglng tank TO rife no more
The cloud. difperf'd, the morning bIulh'd,
The orb of day majefic beam'd.
The winds 10 foftefl ncep were huh'd.
Ard bright the liquid mirror geand.
Rage fr'd Genslpins naughty foul,
He curG'd Duncathmores hottie Thane
{" Thy ruffian hand" he cred, " hath Role
My child, the flower OF Donalblayne !!
He raw the wreck, he fought the ftrand,
Where breathIefs corfes mingled lay
He knet upon the wave-beat fand,
And clafp'd his MArions lifeleis clay.
Ee climb'd the fea-rock's bulng brow,
ExuItipg mark'd the dalhing wave
Thea can one frenzied look below,
And rufh'd, unbidden, TO the grave
With FLYER fplendor DER the tide,
When itess the moons snamonrd beam,
Their nhroudcd ghols will willing glide,
Beneath the and chilly gIesm'
Ger ocean, when the midnight bell
Its fad and ful en- murmur filings,
Will Ma ion ftrke, with wildetl iweIt
Her fhadowy Tyres fanranic filings.
The f(her oft whole fear-ftruck eyes
Sees lights Hume the reaels main,
sufptnds his dalhiug oar, and cries,
Alas iweet maid of Donalblayne -
TIE -U1,cr.heaS. 1Ss sSgizs Oh. tbe SzesJFai'H
T tbs Higbl9ad,,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
CHS Ca5ette.


Is printed every MONDAY Morning, by WILLAs
JENKs JUN. for :hc publithei ELezER a JENKs
the Printing Office, No. y FJg5frsa, oPPohtc Jones
Row, Portland where Subscriptions, Comaani9
tions, Advertisements articles Of News &c. r.
received with attention.
The price isroNs Dollar AND FIFTT CENTS ye@-'
executive Ct pofage
AS this GAzerrE has the lsrgea and moa exfense
circulation Of any paper in Maine i : hishlF aose~
tageous for Afvsyffacafs which .- D. inherited reA-
fonaby, and in a oonfpicuous manner.
printing,
ID It's various branches, exccuted ~ lad on'e'
a hsndsome manner and AZ the fhorie.t no'i1e' Il
WILLIAM IENLSSp Jpn
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09

!, is now contended by many fcient6c men, thai,
there are not, aferted by Newton, lsveu Pri-
mary pecies of colour making rays but only three,
viz red yellow. and blue, by whole different inter
~irtures all the intermediate colours formed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

In SENATE, June IA, 1907.
ON the petition Of SAMUEL FREEMAN, and
others, praying for Turnpike Road from New
Hamplhire line in Berwick to Portland, thence
to the Bridge in AuguRa on the River KeDnebec,
and thence TO Penobicot-Ordered. that the Pc
titioners caufe atteited copy Of their petition,
with this order thereon, to be pubished in the
Portland Gazette printed by Elez-r a. jerks, a6d
ia The Ke1neksc Gazette printed at Augut1 by Peter
Edes, three weeks fuccefeely, the lat publication
TO Dc thirty days at lean before the third Wednef-
day Of the next fcllion of the General Court that
all interefted may then appear and ihew caufe, If
any they have, why the prayer Of faid petition
ihould rot be granted.
Read and accepted,-Sent down for concurrence.
DAVID COBB, Pr5idsnt.
In tie Hoye Of ReprefeutatiOsF, June "A, 8oz
Read and ooncurred.
JOHN c. JONES, Speaker.
true CoPy-Aueh,
C. ELLIOT VAUGHAN, Clerk of tie Senate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
Bankrupt notitrs.

DdHhtHpt l<Ut4ltD'
THE fubfcriber, having been choien
n Affignee 10 the Eaarc and Efeets OF JONA-
THAN M KENNY. Of Portlaod, Bankrupt-herehy
calls upon all perloas who are indebted or hold,
any Of faid Hankrupt's properly, pay and deliver
the fame 10 the fublcrber without delay.
JOSIAH TUCKER, AGIgaee.
. Portland, 1ny 40, 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09

( HE Subicrlbrr hereby gives notice TO all con
cerned, that having been duly appointed Ad
minlttrator, 6e 6oafJ non, the Etate of DUDLgY
bRoADsrREET, late of Portland, ia the county Of
Cumberland, laborer, deceafed, has taken upon
him that truf, and given Bond az the law di etfs
lie therefore requefs all perfons who are Indebted
to iaid decealed's etate TO make immediate pay
ment and thoic who have any demands thereon,
TO exhibit the fame. 70
WILLIAM STEVENS, Jun.
Portland. TuTy "a I8ol
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09

Tbe petitioners FIR the foregoing Turnpike, are
yeq1sed'0 meet at TIE 15ribys on. il Po,tand Tbry
day tbe Iltb day IF AEg inf oeOk in tbs forenoon.
Aug. 4, 1904. SAMUEL FREEMAN
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
unjteO States .ssDifria Of Paing,

unjts0 5tatsszs@Di(rjt Of Paine,
JULY ~, 1904
NTOTICB is hereby gwen to the creditors OF
IN Jonathan M'Kenny,
of Portland, Trader, aeainf whom Communion OF
Bankruptcy has duly ifIued and proceeded upon, thar
they may be heard f they think 6t before the Judge
of faid Diir6t Court, on the fri 7a9Say Of Seete06sy
next at the Court Hos IN g,5:t againit making and
allowing Certificate of DilchArgc. to fAid Bankrupt
before which time exceptions to fuch allowance may
be exhibited.
DAVID sEwALL. J15g'9 @' Dfr'4
DA'iD o" 'AN' Court of Maine.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
a " fubfcrber has been duly appointed A1mirilr
tor upon the Eaate Of RENE BELFONrAINE late
OF Mae5ia-, IN the county Of Warrington. yeoma n,
decealed and has taken upon himltIf that trua by
giving bond as the law directs.
And All perfons having demands upon the Elate OF
the iaid RENE BsLPowrAINE, are requeRcd to exhibit
the fame and all perlons indebted to the faid ERate
are called upon to make payment
Benz AMIN WESCOAT, Humanitarian
Msetias, J1ty, Sol.
NOTICE Is hereby ggcn thar the Gublcrbers have
~ been duty appointed Executor Executrix to
the alt will of JOB BURNAM late Of l14r5i1s in the
county Of Walhington, decealed and have taken u-on
hemfclves that trut by giving bonds the law d.
e6ss; and all perlonI having demands upon he Ef
tate Of the fsd deceaied, reqneed exhibit the
fame and all oerlons indebted faid Eftatc are cali
led upon to make payment to MARY BuRNAM.
GIDEON o'BRIEN, F.
NARY BURNAM, -N''1'"''
lfIeIias, JAm 10, ISo..
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To The Honorable STajqices oft5s Supreme judicial
Court for The county Of Turk, 70 BE- b0ltn at Tork
in (aid county, on the fin T4jaay u Nay, AnnO
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21
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nsV< 10 Gtusgia II sbr eouy,f Of the ts-
Juins JaH e6ertJo,j alt,
"A TRACT OF LAND
rrjibir ne Dyna Of Columbia, contain
ing meany 500 acres.
This property Is pleaiant1 ttu-
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and GeorgI Team, and qvHbm mic aac
an kaJsf RE Pcsmae-tbe aavassage Of
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inc cities, renderIt qnluabk. So dehroas
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/ak, / evW make loyfdt,abk .faesjftr
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any ESe, end nJmaN troportis~ ef7hE PR
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If Oaober, on that dry, I.@aH SHbIeix IF
tt, hJsr Jals at The Cedse- HSa/f in AArx-
audria.
G. II. CHAPMAN.
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