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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-04
THE VIcE-PREsIDENT's ANSWER.
N. Yoy&, zJF. SEP. 1902.
DEAR SIR,

DEAR SIR,
You are az liberty to declare from me,
that all thole charges and inititutions
which aver or intimate that | adviled or
coun,eGanced the oppolltion made to Mfr.
JEFFERSON pending the late election md
b%ailosiog for PreGdeae that I prcpofsd
or agreed 10 any terms with the Federal
party, or with any individual Of either
party !; that I aGented to be held up in
oppof'ion to him or Attempted 10 with
draw RON HIN the vote or fupport Of
any man, whether in or oct Of Coogrefs,
that ALL SUCH ASSER TICNS ARE
FALSE AND GROUMDLESS.
have not thought that caIunny,
~uaip2or;ed by proof, ar TIE aat5or3y EFF
a name, could 60 far receive attention
fem III. pubic as 70 require an anfwcr,
or even a denial Yet j. you hall ina
gine that any declaration from ne can be
necelIAry TO remove doubt frcn the mind
OF honea men, you may conGder this lcr-
ter as EIhmitlcd 10 your difcretion, TO
pabIlh /! you Ma.I ,aiES proper.
accept, | pray you, my thanks for
your friendly loiioi;ude, and allarances
Of the high relpett and confederation with
which | an,
Your obedient f.rvant,
a. BURR.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-04
Fran Tie Treufou Tyue Ame,iean."

The attack upon Col. BURR, in fevcTal
late pamphlets and papers, has excited
much fendbility in the public mind, as
we'll on account of the high Ration he has
long occupied in the eiimation Of the
Friends to Liberty, and his jealous and
uniform cxertions in their caufe, as from
the important Office he now holds By their
fu.Tra9es in the Government of the United
States. In New Jer{ey, this fsn!asian is
peculiarly frong, from his having been
born and educated here; and from the
high veneration numerically entertained
for the memories of his Grandfather and
Father, fuccefiye PreGdents of Princeton
College. The following Letters cannot !;
therefore, but be extremely inteTefing to
our readers, and the public generally
They were fubmitted TO US for publication.
We give them without a comment !: con-
fdent thar they will make duesimpreaion
on the pablo mind.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-04
a~lsranorta aopertiser.
MONDAY, OcToBER 4.

En- Sc
olED,-As Elks0n, Cecil county,
"'yiand, on the 1T lift, after a fevere
!, a'N Of a days, MIR. MARX ALExAN-
~ merchant of this place.
Ia the Virginia Gazette, fome DAYS
we obferved a publication wherein
Va iald that Mr.. Jeferfon was not the
sianaa Of The declaration of American
Psndenee but that " il was drawn
10Mn'ttee of five members, of which
= O0e' and that he as chairman of
Rb,a 1Iniftee, reported it to the houfe,
ki,,.. 'e aocie refolved itielf into a COM
Il. u Inc whole on the fubjett of it,
ldon' .OuIie Of which mott efential alter.
Il "a language, &c. were made
Zen p LSply to the above, after abufine
+. ,,ta nll'on, MIR. Duane fays, " Nov
Fafg # ' upon I Us to aiiett that the original
IA. MAJ NE Declaration of Independent
Fhat ,baa Dy Thoma, Jeferfon clone. and
khs or no there were alterations made :
4rsr.ssa.n al draft, yet thar the lpirit and
'Sinain unaitered and that, if
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-04
(CIRcULAR}
-4lgiers, June so, 1902.
Dir,

o. the morning Of the 18th inf, ar
rived a, Algiers, a Tripolltan %cer(isr,
having in her poneaion The American brig
Franklin, Capt. Morris, Of Philadelphia,
who failed from Msrfeilles the sth inf.
and was captured the 18th adjacent TO
Carthagena. Another American brig
which was with the Franklin got off. |
uled every pofihle means with the Dey
and Minitry in order 10 ranfom captain
Morris, crew, brig and cargo from the
Tripolitan, but ali proved Intellectual (;
and on the evening Of the 18th init. the
Tripolitan with the brig Franklin, capt.
Morris, and crew, (nine perfons.) pro
ceeded TO the eafward, | fuppofe tor
Tunis. The fecond Tripolitan coIfair
arrived here on the evening of The 18th,
with the matter and crew (ix p%erfons) Of
a Swedih brig, captured and abandoned
on the coat Of Spain. The c%orfair, as
they fay, was chafsd twice into Cartha-
eena by an American fchooner c%ruilef.
/ lament we have not a few more OF
frigates and light CRITTERS in this fea, to
be a feet Of %referye, and give more efec-
tual fecurity TO our commerce and citizens,
and to defroy this new iyfem of the cor
fairs Of Tripo!i, rendezvoufing in the ports
of Tunis and A!giers. I am, fir, re-
fpeafally, your mott obedienr.
{Signed) RICHARD O'BRIEN.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick, EY. q. S.
Coyfai at Malaga.
On Friday the 18th ult. the circuit
| court of the United States for the difritt
| of Connecticut, competed Of Judges Walh-
ington and Law, was opened in this town.
Judge Warrington gave an excellent
charge to the grand jury. After calling
the docket the court adjourned to the
next day. At the opening of the court
on Saturday, the defendants in two actions
which were continued from the April
term pleaded in ~fubGaence, that the cafes
were infituted before the circuit court of
the fecond circuit Of the United States,
holden at New Haven in April laf, for
the diariea Of Connecticut, compoled of
the honorable Egbert Benton, Oliver VOL
eott, and Samuel Hitchcock, who In pur-
fuance Of a law of Congrels paaed in Febru
airy 1901, had been appointed judges OF
thar court, and whole commihlons, having
never been vacated, were now in force,
and that the atfions were now depending
before the court competed Of the iald Ben
fon. Wolcott and Hitchcock /; and there
fore the defendants prayed the iaid Judges
Wilmington and Law to take no further
{ enhance Of the actions. In conie-
,usnce of this OBJECTION TO the legal au~
tbority. and exitcnce Of the court, all the
b,Gnefs of the court was continued. The
,leas of the jurifdition were not argued,
h,, by agreement of the parties were cor.
t.nued 10 the next term. 1t IS underitood
hat hmilar queaions will be RATED, and
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-04
LETTER Gom Coz. BLOOMFIELD to
COL. BURR.
Trenton September IT, 1902.

trenton September II, 1902.
DEAR SIR,
1t cannot have efcaped your knowledge,
thattwo plnphlets entitled, "7be Nurra,
Hve" and The Feqv" pnblifhed 10 your
City, have engaged much of the public at
tention.
What regards the fupprefion of Woods
/" Hjfov Of The Adminjfraton Of Jyba
1Adams," has become ofno moment fnce
the book itfelf has been publilled ; for
it feems to be universally agreed that the
book, 70 far as any effect could be produced
by it, was calculated TODD more n hurry than
benefit to the Republican cauG.-Ru, The
bold allegations which purport that you
combined with the federal party to da!eas
the election of Mr.. JEFFERSON, occaGon
fome folieitude among thofe to whom you
are unknown.
Thofe, indeed, who have witnen:d your
various and Uniform exertions in the ,caufr
of liberty, and the frmnefs and inaepen-
dence of your conduct on every location,
are not to be haken in their confidence
or eaeem by anonymous calumnies but
they can only express their own opinions,
and repeat the declarations which they
are informed you have made.-this leaves
room for our common enemies TO cayil.-
IF fome one were authorized from you 10
make thefe declarations, it wc..Id ! think
remove the approximations which are enter
tained by fome honea men, warm in the
.aufe of freedom, jealous Of their rights,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-04
Late from TIE Mediteyranean.

Capt. Lowell, who arrived at Bever-
~ on Saturday evening lat, has very po-
litely informed US, That he LEFT Gibraltar
on the 7th Of Ausua, at which time were
there, the frigates Adams alI ChelaPeake,
and the {chooner Enterprise. That the
American cotiul had returned to Moroc-
co-and that the frigates were waiting
to hear from him, to know # the Moofs
were determined to declare war againG
the United States. The officers of the
American frigates Informed captain Lowell
that there were no ~veilels fitting out at
Morocco. (SaAm Regjfe1
Extraa IF a ktfer Of Ml1,s. Naac Tba1e
and ca. in Antqvsrb, dated z9b JAL,
1902.
The French Governments has jua re-
pealed the law which prohibited the en-
try Of Tobacco, or account of the ieveral
manufactures we have in this neighbour
hood.
The Virginia, Carolina, and Geor-
gia, is from FOL. t col. or from s 10 10
dolls. Per 100, mort price, The Maryland
from I'll. to 4oI. or from s. SO GEMS, 10
IL dollars.
Private letters from Spain, mention,
that Mr.. Pincknsy has fucceeded in OBTAIN
ing the appointment Of Commidioners 10
fttle the claims which our c%irizers have
for lpoliations. We do not underfand
that thofe committed in South America are
incIaded.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

MIR. SAMUEL EMERSON, rel
lVA peffuliy informs the feveral religious
focietics in this town, that ne propoies teach
Ing the art Of SINGING, AZ Mr. P,eniJ5s
Se5eoi- H0nls, two evenings in week, We'd
NEspAY and THURSDAY; az Fifteen shilings
quarter, without any other ezpcnfe to the
;earncrs: To commence on Wednefdsy e.
vening next. Mr.. Emerfon hereby pledges
himfelf (ia cafe Of not giving faiisfatticn 70
the ccncernedl to ak nothing for bis fervices !:
And on this LIBERAL ground. he hopes for lib
eral patronage. Portland, Der. 70, 1901.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
coaoitjons of C5s ca7ette.

The price efthi. GazErrr 10 fabtcribers in
town. who receive their papers BY The car
riers, is TWO DOnIAVs per anaun.-gT Dr.
tans fuoferihers WHO have their papers fealed
hasiy will sifo pay s~c dollars, erclusive Of
ronase.
Subscribers in the country, who rce,ive
'aeis Papcrs at the Office or by poa. ~iil
Pay oNs DoIraR AND FIFTY Crnrs. esclu-
i've Of poass-.
CO Country fubfcribers arc exPsNed to
ray pbntfaA'Iy evrry year-And town tu5
feribers when.ver their bills are prefented
The great expence which has attended the
elfabliihment Of the Gazette, il Is prefumea
will induce all It's friends to yield achcerFuI
compliance to the above liberal terms
1hofe who have bills Of fevera years ftAnding
will ccnider tic neeefTity Of their frtilenent'
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

County Of disxaai'i4, IL tbs Dj7ri7 Of
C9lumji1, 70 7yit -
'HlS day, JAMSs iRvIn perfonaly appear
A ed before me. Alexander Smith, Mayor
Of the city of Alexandria, and acknowledged
the above certificate TO be fsned by him. and
TO be juh and true, 10 the bef Of his knowledge
IN wltnef, whereof ! the faid Mayor
IN have hercauto f-t my hand and at
w hxed the fea OF ny Office, A. Alex
andria.. this fri day Of Nov. 1901.
ALEXANDER SMITH, Mayer.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
FRESH GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED, AND FOX SALE BY
CrOiS & Traik.

Azf.ng zotieb are, gsasrai e5T,rfars=f sf
bROADCLOTHS, Kerfeymcrea,
Coat,ngs, Fearnoughts. Srrgss.
Narrow Plains, BAzcs, FIannels, SwaniSins,
Ratecns, Blankets, Swenldo~ns'
Floor and Stair Carpeting
Worried Hole, Cotton and Silk do.
Lifszpyt a bar55~r zgsrfln-Ht ef
Eng,ih and India Sa;ins,
Laftings Modes, Sarfnets,
Black and colorcd Czmbrics,
Mullins, Muline;s, Dimiries, Calicoes,
Linens, Long Cielhs, India Cottons
CameIs Hair Shaws Silk and Cotton do.
Pocket Handkcrchicls,
C6pPcr plate Furniture,
Cotton and Linen Checks. &c.
Centlcmen's aud Ladies Silk, Gotten and
Leather Cloves,
ack and white Laces,
Has, Straw Bonnets, Ribbons,
Tape, Thread, Buttons, &c.
MnfFs, TipPet, and Fur Trimmings.
an egsrtmef ef
"a. Cd. 3d. rcd. and zod Nails,
Glafs, Iron Ware,
Tcas, Railns, Rice, Cotton, Indigo,
Salt, fiti. &c. &c.
III kinds Of Wef- India Gods,
a. uFual. Dec. g.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

THE fabicribcr, having been duly author
lied, arreited and committed TO goal in this
town, the above named JOHN LEWIS, with
an Intention to fend him back 70 his matter.
When the vcflel in which padAge had been
engaged for him was ready to fail for Alex
andria, Lewis was taken from prilon 10 20
on board, and on his wav made bis efc7pe
from cutiody. aud ran into the country to-
wards Sztrar1p5s. and has been fcen near 70
that place Al pcrlons arc forbidden to
conceal the fad runaway, as they would avoid
the penalty Of the law /; and whoever wi ar
rel and deliver him 10 the tubfcrib-r. ihaII
oeeutiticd 20 the above reward, and all nc
crIary charges ihal be paid by
WILLIAM CRABTREE
P7yfi1nf DEE r., TS-r
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

O. .sne fire 1 a31rine TafaAate Co.tpang
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Name
4 Fvs and Marine Igfayssse Campaay. are
hereby notified. sgrecably 10 their acs OF IN
corporation, That a meeting for the choice
OF Mn. Diret71rs for the eniuing year, Wi oe
held at their Office in Fifh-SirccI, on ia5dly
the fourth day Of January next at ~ O'CLOCK
A. M
By direction Of The Prefidcnt & Directors
JOHN P. THURSTON, Secretary
Portland, Dsc. III, 1907.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

X ANAWAY from the iubicrI-
hcr, an apprentice Lad. named JOHN
LhWiS, about ieventeen years OF agc---tie -
itout well grown Lad. and has been three
years at tie Ropcmaking bulineis-IIe has,
lt : iutPetf-i, forged certificate with him,
and have reafon to be:ievc he is gone on
board khooner commanded by Captain
Crah,rcc Ooand fer PORT and. IN the Diftrict
Of Maine. JAMES IRWIN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

70 INDsEw P. Faos7, clerk !
~ Prstriftsrf eftts naiivi1.1 La.d, =
ef FALMOUTH. " e ''''s
WE the fubfcribers, five Of i.
fad Proprictors, hereby reorre nc
call meeting Of faid Proprietors n ~ ~
= they have by law agreed upon for .snasr s.,,.
meetings, 70 meet atthe dwelling Anuie 'l's " ,l
Widow CosE, innhoder IN Portland. j. I. lns
day the eleventh dsv of January uerr .ufi-
ct the clock ii the forenoon, ID acl Il 'su
following articles: 'ar
=. To choofe a Moderator.
To choofr Clerk in the room or l
DREW L, FRosT, who wilhrs to reEon
Z. TO choofc Treasurer, and ~. n.
think ft. '1aA
4 To determine what they flnall thint -
70 do with refpca 10 rhe lands vvr rem.;,:. NH
unfold or undivided, either by dividins
among the propretors, or ofherwfe Sr,,an
difpofng Of the fame. 80
5. To pafs fuch votes As thev NAV ~,
proper with refpta % The debts due cith--..
or from the Prnprictors.
q. 70 fee if the propfietors viii n H..
any fuitable plan u keep their records All ,sa
papers, Which may We mere convcnent III
the proprietors il general.
7. To fee If the proprietors viii ccmrs-..
any action or actions Of rj-t1mcnt or trr,D.r
tor the recovery cf their lands, Or any MI.
actions which may be thought necrfav
5. To choofc Committee for lawn,
lands and granting the fame, and luch a.ls|
committee Or committees As they may fhinE
necehary for carrying the purpOfrs and W.,
OF tliis meeting into execution.
q . fec what method the propric:orx -,
take to recover or dilpole Of any prou,,,r
or money that may be due TO them Oh ma
notes, actouRt or othcrwifr, and 70 M,
Proviiion for the payments Of any debs n,
may be jufily due from them.
X 10. To call any former committee Or -
mittees to an account.
II. To Zee what aeps the preprietors vii
take . y reipeefs the records Of Their p-o.
ceedings heretofore aud to apply FOR lttia,.
tive aid relative to the fame IL il ihcud I.
judged necei7ary.
~ To agree upon the method Of caliny
ProPri<ors' meetings in future
I5 TO take iuch meafurcs a. rarbr fond
neceiiarv 60 afccrtain who the prrit nt proDri-
etors ere, and IN what proportions they ~
now interciied in the lands Of faid pr spristors
BENJAMTs BAILEY, DANIEL ILsLsY.
CHARLES FROST, Oliver NirssLow.
joan WARE. DANIEL Dsr,s. III
NATHAN WiNsIow, gent f5r r4s tsirt sf
Tb0naJ u Han9at F.afksr
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

WAR; HNTEE DEEDS,
GUfTCLdTA do.
MORTGAGE do.
JUSTICES E-RITS,
EXECUTIONS,
SUBPHOENHS.
-dCKNOHLEDGME MIS-,
COMPL HINTS,
WfRR fNTS.
RECOGNIZ fNCES,
TOHERS OF ATTORNEY,
BONDS,
REFERENCES,
BHNK CHECKS,
POLICIES OF INSUR fNCE,
CHARTER PARTIES
Bills or LHDTNG,
BILLS or EXCHANGE,
SHIPPING PAPERS,
M.fNTFEST1S, &c Eic.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
STRAYED Or STOLEN

II EFT in cart, in Portland, on the 9Th
IL Of October laf, black Coat, the
pockets of which lined with blue durart,
ltneo Shirt, two pair Of Stockings,
Sailors jacket, and Wafcoat. Whole
ever ba1 faid cloths in poilefiion, and VIII
leave them with the Printer, ilIall rec Give
One Dollar reward, and all charges paid,
by AMOS BLANCHARD.
Oyringf7a, Nou. ao.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
X UN or Walked away from

X UN or Walked away from
the flbfcribcr. an in5ented apprentice
bY the name or JOSEPH BARTLETT,
aged r9 Ycars-wore away a long blue
coat, ttrIped fwanidown wailtcoat. A pair
of boots, and blue trowfers.-WhOeyer
viii take up faid runaway, fhall receive
osE csNT reward, but 40 charges; and
whoeVer hsroors or tru.fs f.id runaway,
on my account, mutf lock % him for pay,
and what the law viii give in that cafe,
ISAAC CARSLEY.
Portland, DE- 10, I8c..
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
CTRAYED from a paflure nes

he fnhfcriber lately poaed his wife
4 in the public paper, for behaving in
an nnbccoming manner, and reiolved,
al the time, 20 have 10 more connection
with her But fhe having again returned
to the paths of virtue and to the duties OF
faithful wife, from which ihe had clfran-
ged-I do hereby rev2ke ny rejolvr, and
have again taken her to my bed and board !;
aud hope fhe will receive that forgiveneis
and charity from her friends and acquain-
tance, which true repentance ought al
ways to excite, and which her prefent
good conduct entities herto
JOHN HUNT.
Cape Ek=abttb, Dee is, r8es.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

Tis Bine. flgeef fozrrr, foraif re fbesght,
@nsH each ,4as Pg5son. and amend tbe bsarf.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

NOTICE il hereby given to Aadre4v
~ Leah, nonreident proprietor of
lands, fituated in Union, county Of Lin-
coin, that faid lands were taxed in the ftate
county, and town taxes for the year 1901,
and committed to the fnbicribsr 10 collect,
VIZ.
STATE Tax, Dolls. 81 Cts.
County and 7ozvn, as Dolls. 60 Cts.
And unlsfs faid taxes are paid to me the
fubfcriber (with all intervening cbarges)
on Or before Monday, tbr fzvrrty- fourtb day
Of January next enfuing, 70 much Of laid
lands " III then be fold at public Vcndue, at
ten Of the clock Ia the forenoon at the
dwelling -houfe of NatbsnieI Robin, inn
holder, In fAid town, as will pay fad tax
es and charges as aforefaid.
JEREMIAH MITCHELL, CoHcdor.
Union, Nov. q, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
tHHE2E AS a CommiiIion OF Bankruptcy
w hath been awarded and iilned agAinl
OLIVER DUNNEI..

OF Ps,aa-5, in the Dinrcf of Maine, Trader,
and the faid OLIVER DvSNEL has been dc
AIRED Bankrupt--he is therefore required
20 fnrrendsr hlnfelf 10 the CommifIioncrs in
fAi6 Conni.sion nam<d, on Tuclday the 12sh
day Of December infant, on Tuefdsv the th,
and on Trclday the a5th days of January
next, At ten O'Clock IN The forenoon on each
OF l2id days, :, the Oaic- Of SALMoN CHASE,
Elq. IN Middle Greet, near the Hay Market,
IN iad Portland. and make full difcovery
and diicloiure OF his EazIc and EiTeets--W When
and where the Creditors are~to come pre-
pared to prove their dcbs- and ithe fccpnd
meeting 20 choolc an Aiiguce or Atlignccs !;
and Fl the laft meeting the Iaid Bankrupt is
required to fn;fh his examination; and a.
faid laa meeting aEy Of the Creditors
of faid Bankrupt may be heard before faid
CommiflioBcrs, asainft the making or allowing
Of Ger ileate to the Judge of iaid Dilriea,
20 cntit.c fad Bankrupt 10 certificate Of dii-
oharge.-AiI perlcns indebted to feicBankrupt
are 10 make payment; and tholr who have
any of his effects, are TO deliver The fame to
fuch perfons only as the Commiihoners llall
appoint.
SALMON CHASE.
WILLIAM WiDCERT, o'"1z''''s'''
Dated rQfb 6,w af Dsrr-,Es, 20,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
SECOND EDITION.

0ENONU EIJT HUM
(Priaf 7c pr dozen -9S Engfr.
JUST publiihed, BY +. A. jerks,
and for fAle At he C4zste O5re, and Al the
different Book Stores. the lcconG edition Of
this valuable work. i i comprized IN three
parts, containing'thc hrif principles Of Rel
gions and Social Duties.
The hrh edition met with A rapid faic and
The corrections aud improvements of his edi-
ton, u Is prclumed, VIII recommend II to the
pauonsgc Of all.
In his predatory -cmarks. the author favs
tbat % x eozfai0rf ef rasaai-g sura u at7gayS
pAsgfirg . fbe rziai eif arzH TZH ttaja,e bs Eas
Sh u 9rf91yirg fBr 5iisrriTg 4o7rt /5r Fs5isHio-
ari b bs9tf fbgt az vON rx5eyiszae P!sgre e tbf
yars tindiH esaniHing and applying it,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27

NOTICE is hereby given to the Cred
IN itors of
JOSEPH CONEY,
OF H1rak.usN, againft whom ConE,illion
of BaI k-uptcY has bsen awarded and liin
ed forth. that thS Commithcnrrs named
IN faid C0mmiflicn. and the Afiignees Of
HE Eaate aad Eifsas, intend % meet at
the Commiihonei's Office il Fiih freet,
Portland, on the a7th day cf January,
1905, at II O'Clock in the forenoon, N
order to make frccnd disidend Of the
Eea,s and Effsts of faid Bankrupt.-
Creditors who have not proved their debts,
mutt come prepared TO pro.e the fame.
JOSEPH BRUCE, ! <c-.
JOSIAH TUCKER,
Portland, Dee IL, 1909.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-27
aorIiniarators ! IourinisuoH trs Eatitrs.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the f1b-
icriber has been duly At pointrd AT
mlBiitratyix on the effatr cf
JOSEPH WARD,
ate of Goy61w, ia the county of Curn5er.
and, ioap boiler, deccafrd. r1prcfs0tts q
Intolvent F; and has undertaken tnal trnt
BY giving bond az the law drcas.--Al
Perions, therefore, having der 7ds ! amt
the eitate of faid deceaild. are v. Cred to
exhibit the fam- for frttlemS RI and III
indebted 10 fsid etatr, arc requrled to
make immediate payment.
Dc 40, I85-. HANNAH WARD
~ Office IS hereby given, that
the fublcriber has been duIy appoiai;i
sdniniftratrir Of the Elt4te Of
JOSEPH TlNKHAN,
Iala OF WJfggzt, in the coEnty 81 Linrolrr
Eiauire, deceAfcd. and has undertakes that
trult BY giving bond as the law drrth--
All perfons, therefore, having demands agalnls
The Enate Of laid deccafrd, are dchfsd 70
exhibit the fame for [rttlemert and III in.
dtebted 70 faid Eftatc, are requsitcd 70 make
MARCY TfNEHAM, .AA-iayfrfttir'
H,Jes:gst, Noy. 70. 1904 t4i)
NE the flbirr;bcTs, L0nlmficntf'
w appointed BY The Hon. Jonathan
Bowman, Efq. Judge of Probate fn thr
county Of Lincoln, TO receive and exam
me the claims of the fcvcra creditors y
the eitate Of SAMUEL BUSH,
late Of Bootbboy. in the fad county, PdY-
iicIan, deceafed, rspreirn;ed infolstnt-
hereby give notice. that lix months ff1n
me third Tueiday OF November intaai Nj
allowed to bring in and prove their CLAIMS
and that we will attend that frrsice AZ las
dwelling houfe of WILLIAM M'CosB, hq.
on the fecond Tuefday OF December nfk,
and the fecond Tnefjays Of the ftss IT.
lowing months, from two I'd hx o'tO'A'
Y. M. on each day "
WtLL,An M'cosB. lcsalrS' |
JoNArHAN SAwYsE, s0aah
Boot55ay, N0y. rs, 1904.
AYE the lubicrIhcrs, having bsra iii
Wv pointed by the Hon. William ~
ham, Elq. Judge Of Probase. tc receive II. N,
examine the claims of the ere dfofs toirf
EhAte or SAMUEL PRINCE, n
late Of Nnrttyarmoutb, Mariner, deceAs
rcprcieated nlolvcnt--io hereby gisr r.
tice, that Gx months are allowed iaia n
ditors 20 bring in and prove their c'1
on taid Efate and that we Will 49,
that fsrvice AT the huufc Of dUfof Ur@1tsf
innholder Ia Northyarnouth, on the VII
Monday of this inGaot NovembcTr c.
the third Monday Of the fse ioi'o"A
months, from three TO fix o,clotk N MI
afternoon on fad days.
WILLIAM BUXTON,
JEREMIAH BLANcHA1Ndg,
N5rtAyarm5nf5, Nsv. 3 1874. 9i
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