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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-27

William Hawthorne
Has fer Sale at hi, NH, Or IN Al<xaxa,ia,
Platter of Paris by the
ton, OF ready ground BY the bufhel,
Indian Mea. and Rye Meal, bolted or
unbolted,
Corn, or any other grain, ground tor
toll at the mill.
lit bis Store ia to4vx,
Hay in bundles, Corn by
the buihel,
Loaf and lump Sugar by the hogthead
or barrel,
.Firit and ieeond quality Jsmes 4 go
Tobacco, in kegs,
Afew very good Mill spindles,
Two good Scale Beams.
For Sale.
One Share in the Poto-
mac Company,
A number Of valuable Lots in town.
Ay@, fsr Sale or Rent,
A valuable Brick Houie
on King aree,, now in the tenure of Tho
mas Cruie.
To Let,
A itory Frame Houie
on Duke ttreet, with a large garden and
We Of coca water at the door.
1T mo. rs.
FOR SALE,
The Cargo Of the brig Little
Sally, capt. Cose~s,
From Rhode. Iland, now landing and
conGaing of
French Brandy,
Holland Gin (enti.led to drawback
Country Gin,
WeR-India Rum, N. England do.
Loaf Sugar,
Cattle Soap, Tanners Oil,
R. I. Cheefe Of an excellent quality,
Soal Leather,
Ru0ia and ravens Duck and Sheetings,
Cordage, bale of Ticklenburgs, sc.
For Sale, Freight or Charter,
The faid brig Little Sally, burthen
about $50 barrels, an excellent veael and
we'll equipped. Apply to
JIG. LAID.
Jan. 4.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-27

One undivided half of a FARM
adjoining the Great Falls Of Potomac, IN which
is.a cd Houfe, a new Barn, and iome excel.
lent Meadow -Alfo, FORGE, 50 by 90
feet covered with tin, and Coal and lr.n
.toule, icuated on the Canal made by the Po-
mac Company, and the right of cutting the
wcodfr 900 years on a large parcel of land ad-
ioinins.-lnuch of this wood is convenient to tae
river, and may be readily tranfported 20 George.
Town, the FEDERAL City. OF this place. The
other hi may pc purchaled.
Three Eighths Of about eleven
hundred acres of LAND. in Bcrkey county, ad-
Joining tho lands Of the United States, at Keep
FTryce Furnace and Harper's Ferry-more than
haf IF it is IN wood, and the remainder good
farming land The other fve.eighrs may alto
be pusehaied.
An undivided moiety of 36
acres OF LAND in the Common Of Alexand'is.
And 1djoinig the town, chiefly under tenee OF &C.
dar pctt, I'd chefnus rails.
A large and handfome Brick
DWELLI1G HOUSE, 50 by 40 feet, with .
prick Stable, Smoke houfs, and Well OF excel
lent water-rhe Garden and Yard paled IL
The H..ule is not quite fnifhed. 1t will be ioid
either in its pre!ent tate, or fniihed as may i"t
the parchaier.
A number Of LOTS on the
new .harf, made by MIR. Herbert, Mr. Wilton,
ani the fablerber, between Fairfax ftreet and the
river Potomac; and, ALTO. the diviEon OF the aid
WHAT, made from Mr.. Thorpfon's by a 20 ieet
nreet
An undivided half of a LOT
in the wet ff.e of Fairfax Erect, above queen
e.ee-, or which the houfe was burnt lait ~i'lter.
For particulars, reipe9irg titles and terms
which will be iiseral both as to price AMI ereoit'
apply to ,ou, norrs
Alexandria, O6.I-. Ia"7'
FOR SAL Il E,
An elegant GELDNG.
Enquire Of the Printers.
January z6. d3I
c. Printing IN all ITS "a
riety, executed at this office:
7eih neatnes and dybateh.
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CONDITIONS.

I. The Work ihail be put to prefs inme.
{. dia,ely after 400 fublcribers are obtain
ed, and 6nilhed with the usmoa expe>
ditioa. -
II. Where practicable, the books mall be
forwarded, free Of expence, to inch
places as may be defgnated, and FER.
Ion appointed to deliver them.
III. 1, fhall be printed on fupcrhne
medium paper, with neat type. hand
lonely bound and lettered, and deliver
ed to fublcribers at 1aoo Dollars a vo-
lume. To ncn-iubfcribsrs the price
will be enhanced.
w. Subscribers to pay, where eonvent-
ent, one dollar in advance.
ca SxJ/lnI,aas vetived at the once q
the Akxand,ia Adv<rfJf,, and b the
A;ss,en. Bsek/tlt,, in 4Afxnxd,ia.
New York, January, 1902.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-27
THE SUBSCRIBER,

THE SUBSCRIBER,
CONTEMPLATING remova! from the
Ditria Of Columbia, as loon
as he can elole his out fand'ng
concerns, OFFERS FOR sALEs
THE FOLLOWING
Very val1tadk Property.
One undivided half of a FARM
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26
I0uerp
80 - =--=-=-,~-s.o-
THOUGHTS ON SPf1vG.

WITH what rapture do ms longing eyes
Gaze on the iwellng bud thar fr1 proclaims
The mild return Of spring How tsnderly
The mimic leaf unfolds its fatir ven.
Cautious and fearful len the br ng breeze
Should nip The infaDs efforts of the year,
And blight the embryo blonom IN its cell
Range We the loreR. Ger whofe fvnging head
Late roar'd the tempea in defiruetise fway,
How CAIN how peaceful now The ioutlfern breeze,
Awaking vegetation into life,
Creepss thfo' rhe .hicket and. with odrous breath,
Prompts every fsether'd tenant of the grove
TO iwell the long Of joy and gratitude.
Nufurc in every varied form and work,
How regular, how beautiful art thou
Compard with thee how vain the boaned art,
How trihing all the Wanted pride OF man
Vsia mortal learn 10 veneI ate the Pow'r
That can AREA the torrent in its courfe.
Enchain the mighty river in its d,
Or, with breaGh, re cafe the fetter a fream.
o. reverence him, that with fathers care,
Caters for all his children, and provides
Ev'n for the lirtle en- his winter fore;
That weaves he living carpet for our feet,
With how'ss embellhd bids The fhowr 10 tais
TIE Irse 20 ofr,m, and the ripen'd fruit
To hang in rich profufion from the bough,
Think hut ,hefe, and gratefully adore
The Widom that osdains-the Pow'r that guides.
[EEg5s feSarl
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zaICI

CoMmoNwLALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
u bs year four LerS bogaud agJf bRH4rd and f1S''
On al 10 incorporate g9ark Eauguuu T1ff, ann Otbs
ers, for tbe purpole of building brtOge afrofs
1IItnnoganre Creek.
WXT HBREAs application hath been made to this
Wv Court for permifion to build Bridge over
Winnogance Greek, which runs between the town Of
Georgetown and The town Of Bath in The County OF
Lincoln, a,d it appearing that Bridge in iAid place
will be OF public utility:
BE Il s7at7sS ~ BE Senate and Hsgf Of
RssyeEuts6psf, n G.z-yai Court ag5a5led saS BY d..
a5syiy Of fBs gr. That Marx Langdon Hill, aud Jofh
IA Shaw Elqass. togeher with iheir aTociates, and
thoee. who hasl herssfsr Allocate with tken, with
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26

aH Cd 70 incorporate Jotua Bbato ami others, for
tic parpofe Of building Briuge aeruCs Rrtps
sDeaDotn sRfner.
XXTHEREAS application has been made to this
w Court for permiffion to build Bridge over New
Meadow River, which between the town of
Brun(wck in the county OF Cumberland and the town
Of Bath in the county Of Lincoln, Brown,
ferry, 70 called and il appearing thar Bridge in lad
place will be Of public utility:
BE IL eurqed b tie Senate orS Hcge et
Rbyrczf4tive5 IN Cs7eyal Court sgs75ie4 and ~ ibs
authority Of tie fame, That Joihua shaw and Samuel
Davis. together with their aoeiates, and thoe who
fhaH hereafter afeciate with them, their heirs and
aiqns. be. and hereby arc conittu ed Corporation
and Body Polite. for the purpole Of erecting Bridge
over faid New>Meadow River, near Browns fer
ry 10 the moi convenient place --PyOvdsl That the
fad Bridge ihall be 70 contributed, as that any veeI
without MATS pats under the fame. al any ,iuta-
bic time Of the tide sv2e2 a6 That the aid Bridge
wth the term Of FIVE years from the p4fEng Of this
sGt, hal be built. rallied, made convenient, and kept
open and free All times for the accommodation Of
travellers. [F6. 10, SoaBy 10: Gsvtynsr approved
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26
Sentiment.

TS jsosvise srss h cxtys7s5 ,s~ Hjfoy sftbt Fr'ab
z Voon, frb6sd Re pr9sat year. n Is sbaost Of @sS
Trzas0zs ESsyy safsass zvoHH make exf for 9os7f.
REVOLUTIONARY CATECHISM."
Q What i the md Of a Revolution
a To dsitroy in order to change and to change IN
order TO deliroy.
. How many revolutionary ELsTseHfI are they.
Il. -Four Want, Scarcity, Audacity. and Fear.
. How many Revolutionary Virtues are thsy
~ T4po Piage and Afaihuation
q Who are benefited by revolutions
Il. dubifioas men and kaaVsS
2. What do the ps3Pk do "a revolution
II. Change matters.
O What do honea in a revolution
4. TScy make lad figure.
9. AID why
4. Becaufe whether thsy NEEDLE or NOT, they are
always The via ms.
@ For what eaton I
Il For the realou, that Yniys, which defends her
felt viii not and cannon make ufe of the fame means
as PIE which attacks does
@. How does revolution end
q Bv the exceis Of eyiL by the bindnefs Of the
leaders and by the returning good ienie and energy
of the people
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their heirs and aiign3 be, and hereby ar, eoaatued
Cooperation and Body Pote, for the purpofe Of
erecting bridge faid at or near
the no th.weaern end Of Timber lland Prepdai That
within The term of FIVE years from tho pafinr Of this
a. the fad Bridge fhz be built, kept open Free and
MADE convenient and fate for the accommodation of
travellers and that the faid Bridge be 70 contributed
as that Condola. loaded with hay, may conveniently
pats under the fame
February 10, ISo,.-By tie Gossnv AeBrovss.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26
ComMoNwsALTa OF MAssAcHUstrrs.

IA Senate, Marco 6fb 1861.
ON the Petition Of Gardiner GOeId and 81 hers
Inhabitants of Pieafant Mountain Gore, Fofers
Gore, and traa fold TO Gideon Lowell in the
County Of York, raging that faid Cores and tract
OF land may be annexed to and Incorporated win
the Town Of Brownf-id in iaid County,
ORDERED, that the Petitioners caufe an at
teted Copy of their Petition with THIS order there
on, TO be publihed three weeks iuccrffivey in the
Portland Gazstte, printed by Ele1er A Jerks 1.-The
Taft publicao ion TO be thirty days, at leaf. before
the kecond Monday Of the irf felton, OF the next
Genttal Court, that al perfons intereftcd NAV
then appear, aid thew cauie Of any they have) why
the prayer of fdid petition fhoud not b. granted.
Ssnt down for concurrence,
DAVID COBB, Preident.
IL tie Hsnte If Rrpr- e1tatjusJ, AarebS 8, 1909.
Read aud, concnrrrd,
RDW. H ROBBINS, Speaker.
"A true copy--htteA.
G. ELLIOT VATGHAN, Clerk ofSenae.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26
Thomas Seals Will.

"HFREAS WiLLIAM TYNo, Of Gorham, in the
w county Of Cumberland, Efqure, and JoHN KENT,
Of Portland, in faid county, Merchant. as they are
Atornes 10 the Executors Of the lat viii and TeRa-
ment of Thomas SEAL, late ofLondon in the kingdom of
Great Britain have producedo me the ubfcriber Judge
Of Probate of Wills, &c for faid county Copy OF fad
Will under the iea the Prerogauve Court of the Arch
bihop Of CaHterburysn the kingdom aforeaid puffuant
to the laws OF the fame, and duly prove and allowed in
iad Court; and have in writing certified me that
the laid Teator had Eats, Rights and Credits in the
iad county OF Cumberland whsreon fad Will may
operate and therefore defred that the fame may be
ed and recorded the Probate Office of faid county
purluant the atHte 10 that cafe made aud provided
and that administration with fhc viii annexed of the
iAd THOMAS SEALs Elfate within this government;
may be comm ted TO them, and fuch other proceed.
ings had as that the etate of the faid Thomas SEAL
within this Commonwealth may be duly and legally
adminiGered upon and letled
do therefore hereby give notice, that have az
hgned Wecneiday the twenty-third day Of June next,
Al ten Of The clock in tie forenoon, at the Office Of
SANueL FRsEMAN, Elq. Portland aforefaid for TAX
ing the fame into confederation At which time and
place any perlon NAV appear and chew caufc, If any
he has, sgsinf the filing and recording the fame.
Apyi IA. 1904 WILLIAM GOPHAM
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A1reb ~ ISc4.

Capt.
SIR II HAVE the honor to enc'ofe you Circular
Letter drawn up and approved las II pBrPor's) by
Committee of Republicans Il IS authentic, aud iup
ported by gentlemen ofthe hehet refpecahility among
as Wei knowing your cheerful accordance with Us 10
political fcntiment, lhave veutured TO equcR your
operation IN the dilributon Of the etet, well in
civ ne your firm fuppor the Republican Candidate
The committee begged leave TO fngge all the Friends
Of Liberty the prophet Of holding meeting in each
town, fome time prevrsa 70 the day Of cieSton, in
order TO appoint diftributors Of This policy
becomes the more neceary from me low tricks prae-
gfcd BY political adv rlariss The committee we're
lfo Of OBJ nion that free AMI thorough circu-
lation Of the paper called -, through tee
coun,rs would efTentiay aid had hitherto aided,
the caufe Of the contribution Ii III rofore hoped
char every Republican would encourage it by per
nanent fapport and liberal difuion. Mof rtipect-
fully, your humble ferVant,
RICHARD CROWNINS HELD"
{" No towns name is pref1ed to the dAte-nor have
even heard of the paper which is recommended 5
ard have therefore Grated i.
{" Your irieBd, and humble fervant,
"A FEDERALIST."
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J2oIities.
4FcnB7v METHOD 70 CBTAIVA FREE EX-
PRESTON OF THE PUBLIC SENTIMENT"


from the CENTiEEL, Ian week.
t" Mr. rus Fiji, " bg'tbbay, dP'" s.
"IHAVE now before printed Lctttr, whioh,
filed with votes for Mr.. Gerry, for Governor. sc has
been fent 70 the peron whom = diretted but who
defpfes being the dupe Of the pit ful trick it eonte
plates Il i almo impoioe Tor me 20 erpreis the n
dignation felt here that luel perGon as am into m
cd the writer's, fhoad pr-iume to dictate TO men much
better iufor ned than hmlef when they fha vote for
as Governor &c Perhap the writer conceves Us 10 be
as Cupid and fsrvie the dependents on bis family
Ire doltih neighbours they lead by the noie-t ht
does, il as ignorant he IS impatient.
believe Sir tina: this ofieious attempt to bias the
elections Of freemen is unprecedented 10 the annals Of
eeconeering; and fbews what lengths an infamous
and abandoned faction woH carry their meaiures.
w HAT ever effect fuch procedure would have n Y RI
ains, or on Vrgimans me inform the writer, that
every New England freemen will treat q with iooTn
mingled with contempt and while they defpile he i'm
pertinent meder, they win imile at his presumption
and folly.
Here tags+gs tie CiySslay
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26

TO TRE HONORABLE THE SENATE, AND HOUSE
FREPRESESTATIvEs OF THE COMMON wEALT-
OF HASSACHUsETTs, IN GENERAL COURT as
SEMBLED JANUARY, 1904.
Il ME petition OF the lubfcribsrs, fevera ofthe
Il inhabitants of Scarborough, aud Other places,
humbly fhews-Tnar there are many inconyeni-
ences in travelling the preient county road thro'
laid town, Especially on account of the crcuious
r0ut over Scotlow's Hill, 70 called the heepnels
OF he Hill, and the difficulties 10 fupportng the
road there, and in many other deep and rough
places BY the prefent mode preicribeG by law
That your petitioners are Of opinion that turn
pike road eRablithed ov law TO commence near
Dnnhon cd Meeting houie, 70 called, IN Scarbo.
rough, thence running between the hOules al Je-
remiah snd Edward Milliken, over tue great karlh
iOutherly CT fad SCotlows II II, 70 az 10 0rk- tho
now comfy road, uear Harnob's MIiis byMr Du
raotS farm, will not only relieve the inhabitants
Of fad town from the grevOus burthen Ut fup-
porting The road asst laid out, bot will vriy
much lhorten the dif2ncs from Scarborough u
Por iHGd, and greatly facilitate the travelling and
benefit the public Ia general. They therefore pray
that the honor able GrReral Court would incorpo-
rate III IN for he purpJfe As atorefeid: aud as IN
duty bound will ever pray.
ROBERT SOUTHGATE, and 81 ethers.
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ROBERT SOUTHGATE, and 81 others.
CoMwoswsALrH or MASSACHUSETTS

CoMWoNwEALTH or MASSACHUSETTS,.
Ia fBs Hsgfs Of ReprJtutrfrva, FEB 40 Goa.
ON the petition Of KoBEAT SOUTHGATE and
others, praying for leave 10 make Turnpike
road through part of the town Of Sc4r0o -ongh
OaDEREB, That the petitioners caute Al attrit
cd copy of their pstition, with this ord thereon,
TO be pubfhed 10 both Of the N-wfplpers printed
10 Portland, three weeks lucceiliv-y, the laa pub
itatcn TO be thirty days at Leaf before the iecond
Wedntfiay of the fri itiiOn OF the next General
Court, that all PEI fons interefed or concerned
may then and there appear, and thew caule, If any
they have, why the prayer OF the fald petition
ihould not be granted
Sent up for urrence,
EDWARD n ROBBINS. Speaker.
n SeaRs, Marc 4, IS-1.--RtAd and cOnturrcd.
DAVID COBB, PRECEDENT.
A true Copy-Attea,
ELLIOT VAUGHAN, Gel Ct Senate.
To THE HoNONAsLe SENATE AND Il .ust OF RE-
FRESENTATIvEs OF T4E COMMONWEALTH OF
MAs5ACHUsErTs, rs GENERAL COURT ASSEM-
BLED.
VOUR petitioners, being inhabitants Of traa
Of Land granted TO Fryeburg Academy, row
known by tbe'name Of Peafant Mountain Gore
Arfo Of a trad fod by the Commonwealth TO
AsAEL Fo5TER, known ty the name Of Fnlter's
Gore together with one other tract fold 10 Gid
con Lowell, humb'y fieweib, that all the before
mentioned Lands lay adjoining to each othet--and
one n the County OF YDrk--boundsd eaftefly by
toe County Line, and WelteIly ny BTOWnhelj mat
the quantity and local litu4lIon or thofr lands
arc iuch that every Perlon acquainted with the
fame would blizzard the idea of their ever
brig incorporated into Town by themieivrs
that we always have contemplated union with
that part Of Brown6eid which lays can Of Saco Ri
yer, and have peitioned this honorable Cour- 10
put the fame INTO effed but are Informed that
Brownfrld has pettioned 10 be incorporated entire
And fhoDId this honorable B -dy Zee ct TO grant
the fame, and rejtct the prayer of oGe former Pc
tition, we fhonld be left 10 the moi unhappy cir
cumfances, being deprived of the privilrdses and
blelDgs enjoyed by Incorporated Bodies there
bling no other lands that we c1n be annexed TO
without great inconven'eucies, as thole Eaaward
are 10 Cumberland therefore 10 order to avoid
great inconvcniencies your Petitioners humbly
pray they may he annexed 70, and Incorporated
with Brownheld, and as in duty bound ihs ever
pray. GARDNER GOOLD and a6 others.
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BowdOin College.

THE Truaees Of Bowdoin College are notified,
A thar Their next fem annual me ting will he held
at the houlc Of Mr.. JOSH DuSiNo, in BrH1sfsost, on
III 10Th day, which will he she third Wednesday Of
May mex. al ten of the clock in the forenoon.
CHARLES COFFIN, Secretary Of tbs TryPsA.
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DAVID sEwALI.. 5. 9s,.. = !. y; ,i pie'ia

NOTICE IS hereby gwen the Creditors Of
" BRADSTREET HALE, of Portland, in the
diiiritt Of Maine, ap-boller, aeainA whom Com,
mlihon OF Bankruptcy has beer awarded and iiTued
lai The Comm'ihones and Aignee of laid Bank, upts
eitAe and effects intend tJ meet the cath Of the
9Th month next, At clock in the forenoon At the
Conhoner's Odice 10 Fy9 f,se Portland in order to
make dividend If the Eltite and Efeas Of faid
Bankrupt when and where the Creditors who Rave
not already proved their debts. TO come prepared
70 prove The fame shay will be excluded the benefit
oi IA dividend and al claims not then lubasntiatcd
Will be dIlA lowed
SAMUEL F HU5SEY, ASSIGNEE.
stb M
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ME Sublcriber hereby gives notice to al concer-
ned, that having been duly appointed Admin
iCrator de 6oBi5 non on the ERate Of DAVID
BROWN, late of F,eeport, IN the county Of Cum
berland, decealed, has taken upon him that trua.
and given bond a. the Law directs .-EIe therefore
requefts all peIions who are indebted to laid de-
cealeds Etate TO make immediate payment and
thofe who have any demandA thereon, 70 exhibit
The f5me, to AMMI r. MITCHELL.
april 10.
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United Sfate5-Difrid of Maine.

APRIL I3, 1904.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the creditors Of 70
IN SEPH CONY, of Portland, merchant, againft
whom CommihoD of Bankruptcy has duly ihued
and proceeded upon, thar they may Be heard II they
think ut, before the Judge Of fad DRria Court, at
the houfe Of THoMAs Lowe, innholder in Tsrk, On
Saturday The frf day Of May next, at o'clock, p
againR making ana allowing Certificate of Ddcharge
to lad Bankrupt; before which time exceptions 70
iuch allowance may be exhibited.
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he Subicr,ber hereby gives notice to all con-
A Fcerned, that having been duly appointed Ad
mniftrator On tic Etate Of CALVIN CARVER.
late of freeport ,nths county of Cumberland zee.
man, deceatrd, has taxed upon him that truf.
and given Bond as the law directs ;-de therefore
requefs all perfos who are indebted TO aid deceaf.
eds efate 10 M immediate payment and thofc
VINO have any demands thereon, 70 exhibit the
fame, TO AMMI r. MITCHELL.
Abrd 10.
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4 'HE iuDicnbgr herSby gives uJtlce 10 all con-
i cerned, that having been duly appoated Ad-
mIniarator on ,he Eaats of JONATHAN BAR
ROWS, late OF He6rsH, III the county Of Cupber-
auG, decealed, has taken upon him that tTuR,
and given bond IS the law directs he therefore
rrQuetts ali perions who are indebted 10 fad decea-
eds eaate 10 make iulIn -date payment /; aud thog-
VINO have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the fame,
10 WILLIAM BARROWS.
Hs5rsu. dbrH r.
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Pnrtland. r0th Ami -

DANhWAT u on f5e Sa6jrri5ey, on Mo7doy tbs
II I7fb int on mdeafef apprentice, BY the name Of
JOHN BREWER ~ tbe 1873 ycar of us axe, rather
6HaH Of BIS age eUitb 2rt dark baiy, and Jone,vbat
dark eompkx'sa-bad % q EoTf blur jattet and dark
frozyer5 all PryJoa arr tor5id barbeyiRg rHfing
)aid apprentice, OF penalty Of TIE hsO. my psyjsH
qUh9 quH jecare him, aud return him 10 Dir mater
Rail- s TsaJoHably rfEyar6td FOR tbriT tr0hble
AMOS SULLIVAN.
prurf,v;rk Anil r. r207
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THIS is to forbid all perions truffirg an aPPren-
a. tlce to the FL bfcrber by the name of JAMES
FOLSOM, as / viii not be accountable for any
debts he may contract.
PorAsgA AsrRS. ROBERT MCDONALD.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26
4fb no. 70 I80a.

N/hfRtASa Commit II B1ntrabf 4, azvar1s3 and
D4s3 zg1igf CALEB HATCH, 9fPortaud, ~ t5r
D1rid i Maine rsre5aat; and BE ld CaLeB Hath bar
ba aeared Bsakr4b b. IL bvsby required to ,yea4ey
bhfB 70 y ~ aqA fyaai Co7@ioae's ~ 16t5 ~ pyJ
inf NJ on rr fsab 4ai fz0eAe gbb days Of MAJ next, az
fea sat {" fb forfHooH Il eaeJ sfaddys ofBe Conn
5T tltr FJ6 frect, Frflaad an NeL FIJI dytovery
an asr,r 9fbb Efatc AMI E6z ;zrte1 auJ 7pJere Bis
CrA 'y1 q; hereby Hos Pplrsd PeUs tbe debts
a"i q rs Jsf'ad meeting rbo 1grs 4gst5 aaI
a. he IsF Hsg d Bank Pt reqHb 81 rG b esqz1iS-
GtoH and az aq meeting any fbs creiay5 may Be beard,
J thy Fail t5iaE ~, b.y sid Commit Hsy5 ae1isR 5r
king o. aHovyig ga Ce,nfeae 70 be- JHge f ai5 D5a,7
& sHff B fiji Bantrset Csrtfeas Of DJe6args III
ses7f iades5 70 d Bankgpf, make pa ~ apStbgt
7vbo bags cry " Biz FE7s 70 AfV ne s 10 eb per-
jsas oH.y az tie mi9'oasrs Pail a9Paia:
EDWARD 0XNARD,
EBENEZ. Y MIRO,
JOSEPH TTTCONB.
D-rLanL rnLL A..
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26

r HE Suhclbcr hereby gives notice All cOncrr-
IL ned, that having beenduly appointed Admnif-
traitor on the Efatv of SETH MITCHELL, late Of
N0rt5- yarmouth, in the county Of Cumberland,
yeoman, deceafed, has taken upon him that tFuf,
and given bond as the Law directs HE therefore
Tequets all perfons who are indebted 10 faid dcgal-
eds efate 10 make immediate payment: and thote
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
lame,to SETH MITCHELL.
forH "a.