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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-10
November 8.
Il D u C A E / @ N.

Ishall open a NIGHT SCHOOL on Mon.
day evening next, at my houle next door to the
Indian Queen on King freet; where pupils com
raitfed to my care will be diligently infruaed in
Reading, Writing s. Arithmetic.
Thoie perfons who are difpoted to favour me with
their patronage ou the prefent location, will
pleafe to call as foon as poaible, that may have
it in my power to make arrangements proper for
the order OF the ,fchool and Improvements of the
lcholars.
John MaGon.
N B. MARIAN MAsos continues 10 teach
Reading, Writing and Needle work, and would
BOARD three or four girls on moderate terms.
Nov. s. so
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-10
CONDITIONS.

Il nall be printed on a fupesine wove paper,
with an elegant new type.
The price 20 lnbfcribers will be 7quo Dollars
per vol. in boards; or 1:aoo Dollars and Fifty
Cent?, handsomely bound and lertcred.
To thofe who fublcribe for leye al copies, diff
count will be made, proporsianed to The nun
Der fublcrbed for.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-10

THE advantage of having this in valuable Book print
ed large type, and, at the fame tine in portable and
convenient Volumes appearso evident, thar the encou.
ragemeut necefary 90 warrant undertaking If uch
magnitude, Is confidently expe&ed portable volume
would often be taken up, in moment of leure, when
the Gze of large, unwieidy folio, would operate an
apology for leaving it unopened ia this way, imal por
tions of time would be proftaby employed which might
other@ie be totally loft. In large fln,iiies Bible
volumes, aording opportunity for feveral to read at
once, may faetnes be peculiarly convenent it feems
that rcaonable expepce pans shall be fpared, to
render This edition ofshe Holy scriptures both correct
and elegant
The abnve work in pref and will be niihed about
the end of the prelent year.
a. Subscriptions received by R.
and Gray, King.Greet, where a fpe-
cimen Of the paper and printing may
be leen.
Nov 80.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-06
I zunty Dollars Rezoard.

RAN AWAY on the 9TH inf. Ne
gro Man by the name OF TOM, abous 3
feet 10 or II inches high; he has white
fpot on one fide OF his head, about the Gze
of dollar, which he my attempt 10 con-
ceal !; he has very great impedimenf in
his lpeech when he attempts to fPcak.--
The above deicribed fellow is about y
years Of age, and is very frat and hand !
lonely made. His clothes cannot we'll
be defcfibed, as be lived in Col. Marifcl-
lers family, who were very liberal 10 him;
be had either one or two watches with
him when he left home he can read aud
I believe write little. The above re-
ward will be given any :petlon who
may apprehend and fecuse the faid negro
in any Jail within the Uaited States, and
all reafonable charges paid if brought
hone. There were two other fellows
left town in company with him.
RICHARD HEWITT.
NJ. B. This fellow has, for many
months paA, attended at the Venduee
Store. K. n.
Sept. s. aaw3st
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-06
aleranDyia anbertfsar.
TUESDAY,, SEPTEMBER s.

Oliver Cromwell, the usurper Of tie
English Throne, never, in the plenitude
of power, burst sleep in the same apart
ment two nights together. Bonaparte,
does not venture, even at the silent hour
OF night, without his guards. George,
the present King of England. can with
conscious safety trust himself alone among
h's subjects, and daily walks and rides
with no other attendants than compani-
on or two. The former was an usurper !;
the next a corsican Chief of. the French
sons OF Equality, the latter a'lawful mo-
march, "Ihus stands the account between
GOD and Man." The good enjoying on.
ms lawful right as happy as man, and
conscious Of open safety-tbe bad {" fear
ing each bush an officer" knows only
outward show of security, but no silent
happiness of mind. Ia the lessor circles
OF 'ite, mark the man, risen from the
very dregs of mankind, to a small post of
power, We see him suspicious, arrogant,
and tyranical.--In the man of virtue,
~nom merit alone hath elevated, we find
s0mplalsanoe and modesty. Even the
'''.'c dependant family, will assume a
set. created importance; and scorn &C
9uainrance with its neighbour the house
Of industry and modest merit.
lis inPofible to conceive the chagrin
ana vexation of the Firft Consul, when he
'ound that war was poiitiveiy declared, all
the ports of France bIockaded, and hun.
oisas OF French and Dutch merchantmen,
oriven like iheep into the harbours Of Old
England The " Monitexr," redoubled
rs abusc every Englihman, woman, and
in'anf, In France, were made prifoners
OF war ! navy was ordered to be /" yaiI-
20 Immediately" and the fhips of the re-
puoiique we're commanded TO take ane
oeflng In every Britifh ihip and vcat
found on the ocean
France has diRini. treaties Of peace
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-06
NORFOLK, Sept. ;.

By the looP Diana, cartain Lewis rs
DAYS from Guadalupe bound TO Alexan-
diia arrived on Ihuiiday, We learn, that
there were two prizes carried into Bsfe
terre the day he failed, one Of which was
] brig with upwards of 200 aaves the
other ptivatecr fehooner of s guns
there were number Of warm Privateers
GU, OF that iGand ;sshe Negroes had burns
man. Of The plantations, but order was re-.
ifored before he left there. Gnadaloupe
was NOT blockaded when he failed-Left
there the fci,oonef Hope, captain Cox of
Alexandria, half her cargo out; and fe-
syeral northern yeaeIs names unknown.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-06
Indian Queen Inn.

THE fubicribcr offers the above Inn
to rent, it being well eaabliihed houfe,
the iituation and conyeniences are very
generally known, and tits prefumed the
perfon wilhing to rent would examine The
.premiies, therefore deicription is thought
unneceGsry. PoGeilion may be had the
1T of October. Enquire OF Nj. William
Smith, in the abience Of the fubfcriber.
Edward Powell,
on the Premlfes.
Dunfries, Sept. s.. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-06
pr. Thomas IYabJett,
Sept. 8.

INFORMS the public that b. has re-
1 commenced the praaicc OF Medicine
and Surgery in their feyerai brsnches, and
as he inlents 10 puriue the duties OF HIS
profel1ion ia the town'and country, will at
all times be in readiness to attend, when
called on, at his houie in Royal itreet,
;!sce doors fouth of MIR. Gadiby's aotsas
Augua 81. 60 iet
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-06

NEW-YORK, Sept. 8.
.;v.d' ihip William and Jane. Price,
,:. n.. Warrington, Lidd's' Anssef-
dam. I'm
e.;o Warrington, Liddle, 81 days from
. os,r Left there, fhip Orlando,
nM.'fb,Jk, 10 fail in 4 or days, and 4
s's', n,hrrs, names no, recolleaed, arrived
o. or. ne departOrc q cspr. Noble. Of the
h ~, Marv, Whole lii we publifaed fome
. o,s aoo. Augua 10, in lat. Az, 81,
,,,s ~. a.. lpck- fhip William, bel,
som 50 Norfolk for Cowes, our II days.
!, nd ID in lat. IS, 10, long. S., 50, lpohs
n r built hip from Hamburger, for
ph;laaelohia, with paaengers, out 50 days.
ship William and Jane, Price, Of New.
burypost, S days from Liverpool. Au-
s s n, 10 lat. IS, IS, fpoke chip Amc-
, : Stone, from VIRGINIA, for Cowes,
out IS days. a4sh, in lat. ~. 80, lcng.
s.. fpoke fch'r Jane, Thatcher, from
un;ce River for Liverpool.
= The committee of health rspor;, THAT S
deaths ard aenew cafes Of the prevailing
fever occurred during the "a hours ending
At s o'clock laif evening.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-06
For Sale,
A handEome FARM.

Three miles from Alexandra, partly ly-
ing on the main road that leads to Col
chcifer, containing one hundred and twen-
ty Ave acres, handtomcly improved, and
pleafantly Gtuated; on the premifes are
neat dwelling houfe, askitchen adjoining.
dairy, On excellent well of water, and a
barn SO feet long, together with gene
raj collection Of choice fruit trees. The
iiuation as country feat is we'll adapted
for the 1eiidence Of any perfon iwho may
buy it, and will behold on moderate terms
by the proprietor.
THOS. RICHARDS.
Sept. (. az d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-06
PETERSBURG, September 2.

Arrived at CITY Point on Tuesday the
goth nit. the slip Kingston, capt. Ste
phens, in IS DAYS from London.
Spoke, July Gath, LAT. SO, 50, N.
long. 10, is w. the ship Nancy, capt.
Rowland, a days from Charleston, bound
TO Hull. August 18th, lat. a., 90 n.
long. 81 w. spoke tbe ship Joseph, Of
Portland, captain Nelson, 81 days from
Hull, bound 10 New York. August
goth, lac. %. s N. long. So, so w.
spoke the ship Governor Strong, Sc days
from London, bound to Alexandra.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-06

Should the perlon who may find III
feel dyfpoled to leave il with the Printer.
where the owner may have it again, he
ihall receive Ten Do}lays.
Sept. 6. eo3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-06
Ho1ssJ9y Is the bsf Policy.

LOST laf evening, between Gadhy's
Tavern and the welt end of King freet,
Baltimore Bank Note Of 7'aveuy Dollars,
folded in fmall piece OF writing paper
with the owners name wrote thereon, and
alto figured thus:
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-06

!. and !. H. TUCKER,
HAVE FOR SALE,
5000 bufhels coarle SAL #,
20 or. caiks Malaga Wine,
so bis. prime Herrings,
10 hhds. 1T and I'd quality Sugar,
go bis. DO do.
and GROCERIES as ulual.
Sept. s. zaw3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-06


1t was once remarked by fome keen
obferver that laws were like cobwebs, in
which the fnall flies were caught, while
the large ones broke through. The laws
of certain ltates in the union as they are
administered rcf,mbic thofc filming nets
which are 70 managed as to catch the Sal
mon and let The Trouts through /; they lay
fair hold on the federaliits but let the an
ii eederaliits pats. Such are the benefits
of democratic littleIieis. (Csu,ief.
The Baltimore American, speaking of
the impressment of American seamen,
cries out" O God, where is the justice
of man fed !? Where is that true spirit
that once joined every man to his fellow
creature? 0 Americans where is that
patriotic spirit flown that ruled in 70!
Where is that truly valiant spirit flown
that was so laudably displayed against
the same people, at the battle of Brandy
wine I" To which wag replies" b.
RED in Carfer's Mauniaa, or laid up in
div dock. sfsssssatsss
e. CaM gsuen for clean
linen and cotton rags.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
Book AuGfion.

On Wednsjday next, I3tJ inf.
At the Austion Office Of Dam PEASE, Fore
Nreet Porti2nd--A large aTotn-nt Of
NEW BoOKs-Amor7 variety of merit,
are the following, viz.
TONES's Dictionary, Psrry's d.. En-
j ticks do. Pfeiiiert j Hz r rs
Notes, &c. Zimmerman OF Solitude.
Kyd on Bills. Medical Dictionary,
Works Montefqnieu, vols. PaIey's
PhilOfophy, Don Ouixoite, vols-
Military Repo.itsry, 10 Plates, View
all Religions, Body DIVINITY ! vos.
Euclid's Elements, Hamilton Mo res
Navigation, Ncholfoa's do. Wo ks of
DR.. Ruth, do, DR.. Robi fou, Eltme1rs
ot CriEicifm, : vols. Manners Of the
Age, z vols. Dr. Guyies works vols.
Baltimore Magazine, qlarto Rldi-
ments of Arch'tedn,e, 80 plates, quar-.
Gu,hrie's Geography, quarto, with 70.
lilo vols. Maps, Biihcp Burnetl's Hiao-
ry, folio, Malhsm's Gazetteer, II
plates, vols. Buttons works s vols:
plates, with number other works Of
merit.
e. Gentlemen who viii, 70 form Libra.
rics, OF make additions TO them and thofe
who with 70 purchafe TO fell again, will ind
the above Opportunity worthy Of attention.
Catalogues at the fale-to commence pre-
cifeiy at Nine in the morning, and con nucd
perhaps, at 8, afternoon. AsrRri.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11

atbe Hon. tbe Senate a,d tie I'm. tie
H'g's Of Reprsfatati9es or fbe Common
7rsat'b Of NagiebaEfts.
HE petition of the iubf ribSrs hunhlY
ihe'-eth--Tha, afoad 10 fi1rten The
difance from H1llowell 20 Portland ab1ut
tour miles, and acconm0aarr l.rrr
territory with the markets on Caico Rav.
has been laid out hs the ccuaty If Lin-
cola 70 the ten mile Falls on the river An.
drofccgsiu. which u ABOUT bring met az
that po'ut BY a road contemplated 10 the
county ct Cumb-sland.
10 promote this uf.fal dr6g7, we p-ay
your HcnoF5 tor leave 70 build a Bridge
at the ilid run Of Fails, with the power
20 coilttt zach toll as your H1nors Haafl
fee fit % allow. when iu r0ad and oriI--
ihail b. trrttet--to be Yielded ~ Nrv-r,
70 tue Name Turnpike Company, if they
ihpuid take this rUut.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
To M. James D. H,pkia,, Clerk Of The
4 Maine Tuynbiks A7rc,af.oz.

VOU are hereby requested by the fab
Il fcribers Ave Of the Numbers of fad
A;iocIation, TO notify aud warn meeting
OF the members of that corporation to be
holden at the Court houft, GA Monday
the 18TH day of AprIl current, at 7o'clock
P. NJ. to act on the following articles
viz.
1T. To choofs a Moderator or Chair
man.
ad. To agree upon the number Of flares
the turnpike road fhall be divided into,
and upon form or forms Of fuhfcrip. ion
papers, and the manner of admitting fob
fcrbers
sd. To confdcr and determine what
part or parts of the road ihal Be made
frf.
4th. To receive the report of the Com
mittee appointed TO confcr with the Scar
borough Turnpike Company, anc TO a9
thereon as they may think proper.
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
DANIEL TUCKER,
JAMES NEAL,
SAMUEL F. HUSSEY,
MATTHEW COBB.
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GommonneaItb Of Waaeehn[etta.


IA Seurtr, FeS ici5, 1904.
ON the petition Of John Cuihing and others
praying thai they May be incorporates for
the purPole of building Bridge over Andro-
fceggin River, az place called the ten mic
Falls r
ORDERED. thai the petitioners cahfe an
atteicd copy OF their petition with this order
thereon, 70 be puhlithed three weeks fucceE-
Avely, in the Portland Gazette, printed by
LItzer A. Jcnksi the laf publication to be
thirty days at lead before the feeond Wed-
neiday Of the Gra feflOu of the next Gen-
eral Court, that all psrlons concern-
ed may then appear and thew caufe if any
they havc) why the prayer Of fsid petition
houd no. be granted,
Sent down for concurrence.
DAVID COBB, p. sflApt
Hogff Of RePr5fntativss, Feb. ! ,, 1893,
Read and concurrcd.
JOHN c JONES, Speaker.
"A true Copy-A teff
C.E. VAUGHAN. Clerk effbe Senate
(AP,H NJ
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ME the fubfcribers do hereby notify and
w requelt thas all thoie who have one
or more rights 10 the
Common and uadi0ided Land IN Falucatb,
IN the county of Cumberland, as propretors
OF faid Falmouth, 10 BRING in aud prefcnt their
deeds, or other~ays, good right to fad
Land, On the following days, viz on the fir9
and fecond ruefdays os Nav next, a the
houfe of AaAyezo P. Freg, in faid Falmouth, at
ten O'Clock, A NJ. where We fhai attend On
faid bulinefs.
NATHAN WlNsLow,) ,~e.e
BENIAMN BATLEY, Prsfristo,i' Ceaniftrf
SAM'L MoUNTsosr,
FatxzOnfb, Ma,et IS, 1893. (Anl
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Spring Goodr.
MLELLAN &BROWN, have

MLELLAN &BROWN, have
imported by ilips Js,se5 and NaS5y an
sx'enhve variety of New and Faihionabl.
Oaods-~h'eh they are now Opening and viii
hAve ready for leie tomorrow viz.
Printed and > ain black. white and fancy
coipred 4, 3, aod o. Cambricks fpottrd
and fatia checked do.
2iazed and plain Cambrick H,udkeachiefs
Super hne add common Caicoes-lilac.
olaek' orange blue and purple ounds.
Back and fancy coorcj Cinehams.
scotch Muiins--book, fpriggcd, plain and
tambored.
ohawis-carubrie and fancy chntz.
irifh Linens Brown Hollands.
Mans Threads.
Malabsrs, Rom0lis, Pullicats, Silk and Cot
ton 3andannAs.
six Shawls-plain. black, white and fancy
coorsd.
cheek'd Silk Muains--bl.sk, blue and
cloth colored.
Sewing silk.
Dinity-common tape and imperial firire.
Cuttings wave and fancy colsred
Genoa Cords; Velvets and velvctteens.
Hoaery--lllk and cotton, generally afTortcd.
Cotton and Fix GIovea AID Mtts, for La
dies and Mlfes.
Black and white Laces.
- The ahovs Goods they think arc well
ohoien-are confident they are OF the very beft
iabric-have no doubt bu. their friends and
cuhomers will be readily convinced of this, as
we'll as Of the very low prices at which they
offer them, after examination.
Ag' By ;bt Eizie arri0as, agsrssal elS5rtzr,n. Of
Hardware and Jewelry.
Cafe Guns with Bsyonets.
Mems, Womcn's and Youths Hats. &c.
81 Their friends in the Country are par
tou'arly requeiled TO forward their orders
as early as pofiiole.
Po'hzaf, fSra II.
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DUBLIC notice j. hereby given, that the
Il continuing and confederation Of the
sACo LODGE, in P.ape,rsG5'r0pgb, and the
'nhalling Of the Officers thereof, by the
Honorable and Right Worfhipful WOODBURY.
aroRER, Efq. Diliria Deputy Grand Matter
for the Ninth Malonic DiGrict in this Com.
monwealth, will take place on 7Bu5jzsy, lSib
dry 9f Aeril next, at 10 O'clock, a. ~. At the
Meeting Houfe in faid PstfsyyeliJororg5 !, at
which tune and place, divine fervice will be
MISUNDERSTANDING Brethren are invited
to attend, with clothing ,-
Per order of the Right Worfhipful Mailer.
WILLIAM FAIRFIELD, Secretary.
F.pbcrrskborozr6, Karsb "a, 58os
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Attention |!

HE path Of honor and fame u open to
Il thofe true-hear,ed Americans, who feel
ambitious TO ferve their country and gain an
unfading name. by maintaining and defending
ITS rights AMI liberty. Their grateful coun-
try vii provide them with gooS 0. ovi6ons,
handfome cloathing. liberal pay aud bounty,
and commodions quarters.
Awake then, sons or GLORY. and Join vow
comrades 10 arms, at the rendezvous, near
The Bell Tavern, IN NewglouceAer
j. CROSS. IA r. u. S. Asilsayles.
Recruiting Re1iszYov,
Ns1gg.0ss.fsr, .tl@r.S Al, 1905.
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Competition Ornaments.

ID ECEIVED from Corps mandatory.
~ Bolton, complete aGortment Of cow
POSITION ORNAMENTS, 6litabIe for Cor
Noes and FrIzes for rooms and chimney
pieces and variety Of Center Pieces for.
dltto.-Alio ornaments for Dsdo Capeings.
&c. and Beads ofihe. fame. Of different hzcs.
For Sale by RUFUS WASHBuRN.
Portilr4, atthe fame prices AZ r-taiIed u Boz
ton.-P~tterns of the different kinds may be
ieen by applying as above.
ApyH II.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
Bankrupt Iaotjfes.

NOTICE i hereby given, that tic fubfcti.
IN Der has been duly appointed Ailienee Of
the Goods, Eifate and Effects of
EZEKIEL DAY, a Bankrupt:
All Perlons therefore who have auy property
of fsid Bankrupt in their pof,ehion, are re-
qaired to iurrender the fame; and all pcrfons
indebted 70 him. are required TO make mme-
date payment to
ISAAC PARKER.
Portland, 80 Af,R, 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11

ME Stockholders II the LiHasir Z Ksnass..
Il lsEyzasr C9ses..-. arc hereby n0nticd "a
meet Al the dwrlling-h0sie III Clpt. EBtSr-
EER WnITIEa, nuholdcr al W5ssrsf, CA the
nineteenth day a sAPrli next, a. zen CT the
dock In the folaHoon.
IG--Tn cho0fs the Sra Board az Directors.
2d--ro make lGeh bYe.l1ws, Tules and re-
gul@tions. add to eoahcer and al Upon fuch
other matters and things, rs 1halI be Tor the
ihtersit, PROPERTY and welfare 81 fad Com
pany, and agreeable 10 ths at Of incorporA.
ton.
WIIuAM KING,
MosEs CARLTON, JUH.
DAVID PAYsoN,
JoHs ODLrN PAGE.
El.reb = 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11

THE Copartnerfilip of SAMUEL & ISAAC
i HUBBARD, is this day by mutual
content dihplvad-Ah Perfons indebted to
raid Grm are requeaed to make immediate
payment; and thofe who have any demands
again(l faid frm arc requeaed to exhibit the
fame for fcttiement to
SAMUEL HUBBARD,
ISAAC HUBBARD.
Wytega. A9rI ?, 1903. (AID
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fub-
" fcriber has bgeu duly appointed AZ
fignse of the eitate aud effects of WILLIAM
HU,BBs Of Beifaf and Moses MERRlLS OF
N0rtbyarmoat5, Merchants, and copart.
ners IN trade under the firm OF
HUBS & MERRILL,
WHO have been declared Ba0 krupts--He
therefore requefs all perfous Indebted 10
ia'd HuBRs & MERRILL, or to either CT
them, &c make immediate payment and
al thoic who noli any OF their effeets, 10
deliver the fame to
SrEPHEH LoscFsLLow, Jun. AEgnes.
dprH a, 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11

PURSUANT to the above application,
| do hereby notify and warn the ms mbers
Of the Maine Turnpike AfTociation, 10
meet at the time and place and for the
.purpofes above mentioned
ID HOpKr,rs Cle,kof MaineTsrn
PIKE Agoaatioa.
Portland, ApriI S, 1893.
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Houfe Lots.

Tor SALE, a number of HOUSE LOTS,
J. ltuatcd in pleafant part of the town
and commanding good profpea of the har-
bour and adj4cent country. They will be
iod very reaionably, and terms of payment
made eaiy to the purchafer
Apply to WALTER HATCH.
Peysi1aI H5rH II.
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MAT the Commifi1uers duly appointed
a. and Authorized ~ faid commiGian. To-
gefher win The Aflifnes ~ their sllate and
effects, will NEE; At the Office of JrEtM,AH
BaTLET, Efq ia faid Igilsef.f, on 7BHrlaav,
1Gb Gsy ri ASrH next, At let o'clock, =. N
to make dividend Of faiG cGAte-Whcn and
where. fuoh OF the laid Creditors who have
not already proved their demands. NUT come
prepared thcnlnd there 70 Erove the fame, or
they will be excl udsd all benefit from fzid
dividend. a
JOHN STUART, HBTga.e.
HJsgsrt. Mar.i "A, 1903.
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In this town, Mil, slviah Cole. aged 40
Mrs, Knight, wife Of Nr MoIes Ka,pht
On board the l.ip Nabby, Mir. Ambrofe
Dyer, of Cape Elizabeth
Al Eampden, Nj. James Shurley.
Al Frankfort, MIR shoma Downs, apcd g..
At Deer lae, Mrs. Mary Eaton, aged e..
Cre4pas9-On ks pafIage from Buckfiown j
Desr-lh-, capt jonathan TORY, aged 60.
~ Newg'oucsier. on Thurfday Ian, Milf
BErsEy Lane aged 40.
. 4oro ne 7o0rif .frAI 70 Pise,s all ayoua,,
>Aaf iesV;s as Int fbs rain Of or JOYS
E'bai jayg tbs frasjportatioa IF oar f. ieul,
il BIS ~ EoV- tie piase zo5sys nszv tb,y de- II,
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N. 2. The members Of the Maine Turn
pike Allociation will pleaf5 30 take notice,
that their hrf meeting for choice Of off,
GERS, making rules aud regulations, &c.
SC. fands adjourned to the time and place
aforcfaid.
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