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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
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hereby given, TO all perfons having any de-
i maods sgainf the eitate of Csptsin JosseH
CokcDos, late of Jameaown. deceslet, 90 sx-
hibit them and all periohs iniebsed TO isid ef-
tate, arc called upon to make pay meot TO MA.
RY CONGDON, OF Jameaosn, Executrix TO
faid cRa,e or 60 EbENEZER SHERMAN,
her lawful Agent, at Newport.
November IL, 1907. l ii3f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05

,ft EARTHQUAKES.-On Tuefday morn.
ins lrhe 9Th init q CHR 0hock was exPeti-
tnced here. and on Wcdnefday evening another.
.tgtr (SaLfm paper.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05

Two indictments have been found ssaina
M. Croft ell, Jun. editor Of (" The Biance."
al Hpd'pn. for a A'nderiog The Preideoi.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
For Sale.

Stare Of Rbsdt. LqamI sS Prov,Itnse Plan,a1sss.
NswroRr,h.
Cssry Of Nrwss,f, Jan. ,i8, isc,.
"HEREAS Ann Dufiield, OF Newport.
w In iaid County, wife Of John ID, field,
hath filed her pet,ion in rhe Clerk. Office q
the SuPrsms Judicial Coort. praying for the
reafons therein fated. thar fhe bonds OF mar
rage between her, and her faid b,nd be dii.
tolsed, and decree Of divorce ,pronuleatcd:-
This 10, therefore. TO give notice 10 the fait
John Dotaeld, aod TO all perfons concerned, that
thev appear at the Term Of fsid Supreme Judi
ciAf Ccurt tobe holden at Newport. 10 and for
iad County, on the 6rf MONDAY of March
next, and hew csufe, If any they have, ~hy
the payer Of fad petition fhouId nor be grant
CO. p. nj. MUMFORD, Ckyi,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-02-05
Laf sOeek'f OmiGon,.
ERROR CORRECTED.

"In purfuance of determination 70 cor
yrd any errors thst might inadvertently have
been pubifbed in the Bsr." We Informed ou'
readers, fone weeks Gncc thar Mr.. Adams was
As,ed 70 have given so dolIan ,os religious
mifionary (st tirc when Mr. Jeferion gave
so) whereas we had poblifhed his denial 20 give
any thing. We nov 6nd. by particular ac-
count in the Aurora, that Mr.. Adams did not
{ubienbc any thing, and gave ss rss'on tor
his sefufsl, I" that the chnaianihng OF the In
dians was chimerical fcheme. often attempted
and always in vsin."
To the inAirution here alIoded 70, " ,he
Truaees OF the Prebyterian Church in North
America" ss incorporated by the Leg'nstore Of
fennfylvania, Elias Boudinpr, Eiq. pfeiented
lands worth &c. 900 dollars: A donation unpa-
Tallelcd In this County. Bee.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-04
NETWORK. October 81.

I'VE are uat6ted FIT tbe toloqviag Letter I'M
Cqttaia of The brig William, qob' arrived a a
quarantine on Thursday from CrookSd l'f1nd'l
To the Editor ofhe Mercantile AdUerttsef'
Sir, -,
About two months ago entered on board inc :
sloop Independence aptain Daniel Markham =. :.
Philadelphia, which loaded and sailed at G'e's
Egg Harbour for the Bite Of 1,eogaue. Aite' :
passage of % days was boarded in the BITE oye
barge full of negroes, aboul Ia in number' WD1
immediately took possession OF the sooP, ofo',,
all the crew below, and placed Gently AZ ~ M
cabin doors. Ore Of the negroes who cou ,j
speak English informed The captain they Snou.
not hurt him or the crew, for they were lo -
war with the Americans; but in about tWeiI0u''
being lrtle intoxicated, they demanded .asP,'
pcrs from the captain, which were unI'ieai:IeJ
given to them, AMI were instantly torn 70 pIs st
and thrown overheard. Between u ana r. ~ -.
they called the captain on deck, stfiPePa Oh
cloathes, tied bis hands behind him, staoe4 ,l ~.
through the boiy, and then threw him ''Io Ian,
sea. they called for the mate, who, osgg'u ~,
to spare his life; but as soon as he mace Ll'
prarance in the companion way, he was IN M,
ed DOWN bya negro and thrown OVERHEARD. ~,
being quite dead, he cried Out for help On' wv
left him TO perish. n..J,.
Myself and seaman named Lewis n's,..
seeing this jumped overheard, and mace 1u ~
cape by swiming ashore, it beng ao0u. ~. Of
miles distant, leaving two boys about INC The
Is, who were most assuredly murdered 49,
The sloop was taken into L'Arctaye oYt her
groes, who informed the commander 'nN' nd,
crew had Jumped overheard, and were dr0sn ss
NOT knowing that two of US had made cur s's1 sea- il
After reaching the shore we wandered ao s.tiag
the canefeids until morning where ms me- he
with negro man who understood E'sl'sa sbon
direaed us to the commander Larrose, TO va ff
we made our situations known, ard he sent s,,,i
the captain of the barge. Considerable ~
being on the Shops deck, he was asked NV e.,e;
came there? He replied, it WIS the blood o. :,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-04
MONDAY, October "a.
IMPORTANT DEBATE

On Mr. r. Grisuold's resolution for ealing
on the president for the evidences Ct title
to thebrouince Of Lousia,aa.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-04
JAMES S. SCOTT
TAILOR,
Has rrssived Dir FILL aD5rtmtaf Of
FANCY GOODS,

Which he will difpefs of on The mott Reasonable
terms, by hcysrd, or make up, on the ihorreH
nolice 10 Ea;t The tate Of any:
asnsvg9 rpkie5 are tle itolasac'sg;
SsTPERFlNE black, blue, drab, ciares Gin
naaou, bottle green, different fhades; light,
dark, and Oxford mixtures lio, one,piece iuPer-
fae mled Feerch blGe, fuitable for cloaks ca
iimerrs, velvets. velve,eens aud cords all colors
ssacy fwandowns, Roaian ditto, elk nolefkin. <
velvet; with number of different coloured
coatngs and napt fries, fomc of which are mil,
ed;--asnnels, twiIled and plain, fashionable and
plain buttons, &c. &c.
ar -Four good 7oarngmea Uar1tsd
immediately.
October 1T.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-04

FOR SALE,
Bills Of Exchange on London.
VIM. HODGSON.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-04
JAMES BACON,

n BIZ SIRE on Kisg-Siytef. sUabis one deer Of
WaiS;agtou.Strstf. 6as jsF reetiVes, a qsaati.
" Of qUel apost<a
. ~ sr~r-NYrTs CTTnT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27

Ann, Lord. Philadelphia Lilly, Woodburn, do.
Eliza, Blitbewood, Charleston; Three Brothers,
MsMeal, Baltimore sch'r Montscrrat, Arnold,
do. Bstsey Cox, Cox, Ncwbern; sIoop Juno,
Ellery, Philadelphia.
August 27.-Arived brig Two Brothers, Fin
Irigin, Baltimore Union, Brown, PHILADELPHIA !,
schooners Ann and Mary, Coulton, do. Nancy
Cartrae, Baltimore. Sailed sch'r Mary, Chester,
New York; Adventure, Philadelphia.
The brig Morning Star, Ronson, from Phila
dephia bound TO ST. Kits, with corn meal and
-four, put into Port Royal in'distress on Susnfday
evening.
September 2.--Arrived brig Unanimous, FIJI,
Boston; Adventure, Brown, Washington; Bet
sey, Cbatheld, Baltimore; Lark, Heors. Phia
delphias; Jane, Logan, do. schooners Americana,
Johnson, do. Virginia, Forsyth, Norfolk; Re
becca, Crutchil, do. Friendship, Buns. Alexan-
dria; Rhodes, Green, New Orleans. Sailed ship
Sukey, Whipple, New York; Hannah, Abbot,
Philadelphia; schooner Ann and Mary, Cousters,
ditto Mary, Knox, ditto; Nancy, lie BontiIli-
er, ditto; Esther, Churchill, Boston; Three
Friends, Record, Norfolk.
The brig Abigail from New York TO this port,
was spoke with off St. Domingo by the Experi
ment, all we'll.
Mon,ego Bay, Ang. I3.--Sailed brig Venus,
CLARK for NortoS; schooner Good Intent, FAR
ley, New York.
hagpst %. Cleared big Flnsm, Co,lun, for
New York; Sul3s 3, Bfazier, Portland schoooers
Jane, WILLIS, Nemoe5n; Delaware, Montgome-
~, Wiimirgton.
ANGUS. n. Ar.ised brg Charlotte. P4nno.,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27

two additional propositions, the one tor
ferring to select Committee so much o.
TIE Message as relates to the establishments
of provisional government over Loulsla-
ma, and the other for referring to the Com
mittee of Ways and Means SO hauch OF the
Message as relates to appropriating 60 MIL
lions of francs, and making provision fof
the. payment OF the demands OF our citizen.
on the French governments. r.
On agreeing to the first proposition o.
Mr.. Randolph, the debate on the constitute
onality and expediency Of the Treaty was
commenced by Mr.. G. Griswold of New
York, who questioned its constitutionality
on the grounds, that the Constitution did
not authorize an extension OF the territory
of the United States, aad that, IN violation
of the Constitution, the Treaty gave pre-
ference to ships of Span and France enter
ing the ports of Louisiana over the Allan
tic ports.
These were the principal grounds Of OBJ
lection, and were urged by Messrs. G.
Criswold, Jos. Lewis, Griffin, Puryiauce,
Thatcher, 4. Griswold, and II. IA; and re-
PEELED by Messrs. ]. Randolph, Elliot, San
ford, Smile, Crownangshield, Nicholson,
Rodney, and Mitchill. The debate did
not close TIL about O'Clock IN the evening,
when the question was taken on the several
motions OF Mr.. Randolph, and carried by
great majorities. The committee then
rose and reported the resolutions which
were Immediately considered by the house.
On the. first resolution, being a declara-
ton that it was expedient to pass the neces-
sary laws to carry the Treaty into operate
on, the yeas and nays were required, and
were Yeas 90 Mays Is.
The question was then put on the tope
other resolutions; as.above stated, and car
ried without division.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
publft SAT-.
EDUCATION.

i. COWINGs SCHOOA
viii again be opened at its place on Moodal srfs
inf. where youth will be inifru6ei nI
Ws1rINc, ENGLISH GRAMMAR, ARITaMEIrcs
MATHEMATICS, &c. &c. &c.
He likewite takes this opportunity to exSss
his mott grateful acknow ledgments to ehofe ~
rents and Guardians who have, tincc lis CO.
nlsncemcnt, honoored him With the tuitionf
their children land he prefunaes to hops, by al
duious attention TO the dutes of this imperial
and ardaous Office, 60 merit continuance Of ths
patronage and fuppon which he has hitherto exps
rienced, aad aiIures them it will be ihceGantly ii
Object Of his mott carneit iohcitude, to detect an
refrain vice and to incucatc fuch general sut
liberal principles, as tend to illuminate the under
Handing, invigoiase The moral feelings, and ha.
MAMIE the heart.
Sbsedil, qriW Be 3xbijgtd f5r tbs beaeft IF BIZ
bupils--A TREATISE on the PRINCIPLES of Gz .
oRAPHy and The Use of Inc GLoBEs.
Od. II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27

repent Of their precipitaacy, but I an, fear
ful that, unless Providence shortly favour
us with a change of weather, the event will
demonstrate the measure to be premature,
and | hope the example will not be gene
rally followed, till the arrival Of causes
more cogent than any we can yet discover
for the extirpation of the disorder.
In other towns, its progress has seldom
been arrested but by series of frosts.
The prevalence of dull foggy mornings and
hot oppressive meridian suns, which we
have experienced for some days past, and
'whichis stilIlikely to continue, are certain
.ly not favourable to the determination Of
existing malignancy in the atmosphere.
Far from wishing BY this publication to
iniure the feelings, or oerogate from the
Just merit Of the Heaith-committee, am
happy to have an opportunity ofexpressing
my SENSE Of the obligation feel to the
members, for their anwearried and active
attention, to the relief of eur suffering IN
habitants,
The writer has been prompted solely by
desire to avert as far as practicable, the
continuance of calamity, which in COM
mon with his neighbours, he has severely
felt, and must still feel as long as it exists !;
and can therefore, have no interest in
endeavoufing to keep alive unnecessary
apprehensions.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
ForMe 4lexaadria Daily Adueytiesr,

WHEN Malmond, Sultan of Ghezna,
conquered India he had distressed the peo-
pie greatly by plundering, as well as by the
contributions and taxes which he imposed.
Whilst he was one day sitting in his Divan,
in conversation with his mobiles, a fool wan
dered into the Hall; and, staring wildly
round, spoke much to himself, but took no
particular notice of any person. The
Prince observing him, desired an officer to
ask him what he wanted. He said he was
hungry, and wished, Of all things, to eata
roasted sleeps tail. The Sultan, ina fro
lie, ordered them to cause particular ra-
dish, understanding, inshape, those tails,
fat, and OF an extraordinary size. 1t was
accordingly presented to the fool, who de-
voured it voraciously. The Sultan asked
him how he liked ito which he answer
ed, "'That it was very well dressed, but he
could easily perceive that, under his go
vernment, the Sleeps tails had no longer
the fairness nor the excellent favour, for
which they were famous in former times"
Malmond felt the poignancy of the answer,
and gave Immediate orders to relieve the
people of many burthens under which they
groaned.
From this little story, which is analogous
to many that are told of the despots of old,
we see that there is no heart SO totally lost
to shame and pity. but that some way may
be devised to get into its most secret recess.
Yet who can fathom the mind of the De.
mocratic idol in Europe? Such an neon
sistency never prevailed the mind of man.
On one hand we find him cool, reserved,
sand mysterious-On the other we hear Of
the greatest excess Of temper. We are
told in our American prints that one day he
becomes passionate with the English Am
bassador-the next we hear that he hou-
rishes his cane at the representative of the
Russian monarch, under his own walls !;
and that, soon after these feaes, he tears the
Epaulets from the coat his Officer because
he did not sink the English frigate which
was playing upon his Consulship at Be-
lougne. Again, we are told, that he has
four hundred thousand men in arms, to
whom he has promised the plumber OF Lon
don, yet no man knows their real destina-
ton. (" It is hard heart" says an Eng
>lish adage, /" that a cup of good ale will not
warm"-but the heart of Bonaparte seems
to be walled inwith adamantine stone; i'm
pepetrable by "pity, fear orlove." Popu-
larity, it is said, is feeting--but Bona
parties assumed glory has long been stati-
binary; and at this day, though fate hath
long G yearned for him." no can man pre-
dict the goal of his destiny, Time, and
very little time, must mark his fate.
CnNC PECc
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
NGRESS
OF THE
UNITED STATES.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY, October Is.

This day at 4 O'Clock the House of Re-
representatives. went into Committee OF the
whole, on the Message of the President
communicating the Louisiana Treaty
Mr.. Dawson in the Chair.
Mr.. Randolph moved in addition to the
proposition, before submitted by him, de-
claring it expedient to pass the necessary
WIS for carrying the treaty into operation,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
JAMES S. SCOTT
TAILOR,
<Aas ,eesiJsd III, FAfL eg;,tmehi y
FANCY GOODS.

Which he will dilpole of on The mott reafonahie
terms, BY the yard, OF make up, on the ihorte&
notice to iuit the tate Of any:
6soxge avbitb are tbe fo3ydsvisg;
Snperine black and blue drab. clarrr, CHINA.
mon, bottle green, different hades light, and
dark, and Oxford mixtures; alto, one piece fupcr.
fine milled French ditto, iuitablc for cloaks ca
ifimeres, yelvets, velgeteens and cords all coors;
fancy fwandowns, Ru1ian ditto, fix moleRin Sc
velvet: with member Of different colourea
coatlngs and napt freezes, fome of which are mill.
ed;--aannels, twilled and plain, fashionable and
plain cottons, sc. &c.
go Four good JOuraymsa vaastsa
Immediately.
Oao5er II. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27

t.u INTO the temple Of s0lenss, at noon
s'Ds III s. exanining tbr wheels Of watch,
3 ), night. making inOuss-trap' lbs lie
a'o = :. s<rsffaaI mofioa, and BIS palpitating
va and wbirligig head, were, u se'y deco,
=. ! carr wheel.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
BY order of the Board,
S. SNOWDEN, Sec'ry.
Mr.. Snozoden,

Mr.. SnozOden,
I OBSERVE in your paper OF yestcr-
day ain intimation from the Committee OF
Health that they will probably resign their
functions in day or two. That intimation
is calculated, / conceive to create, in our
absent fellow-citizens, a belief that the pre-
vailing fever is rapidly declining to its hnal
extinction. May God grant realization
of that desirable event! But this, con-
fess, is rather an anxious wish than well
grounded assurance. And however I'M
welcome il may be to suggest doubts ON
subject in which the hveliest feelings and
interests of nav fellow-oitizens are engaged;
yet impeHed by an apprehension OF renew
al of osr calamity, should the publication
ofthe committee produce the result init
mated, have submitted to the unpleasant
task. Ihave already beheld, with concern,
the partial return offugitive citizens to their
homes in those parts OF the town where the
disease has ragged with fatal violence. |
sincerely wish they may not have reason to
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27
alerannrta Datlp ahuerttser.
THURSDAY, OcTosER 81.
HEALTH-OFFIL'E,
OCTOBER ~.

OCTOBER 27s
The Committee of Health report NO
deaths, for the "a hours, ending this morn-
ing at 10 O'Clock.
They acknowledge with gratitude the re-
ceipt of ONE HUNDRED & NINETY
FIVE DOLLARS from few benevo-
lent citizens of Dumfries, together with
list of their names, by the hands of DIR.
Spence, and Ten Dollars from young la
DIV of Maryland, by the hands of the Rev.
Mr.. Eden, as donation for the use of the
Poor.
NOTICE.
From existing apr arances it is probable
the Committee of Health will cease from
their labours at the end of this week. AL
persons having claims against them are
therefore requested to bring them forward
for settlement in the course of this week
such as are not presented in that time will
be considered as given for the use of the
Poor.
BY order of the Board,
S. SNOWDEN, Sec'ry.
Far the Alexandria Daily Advertiser.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27

,-eter received wa Boston IFoHl y. U'es,
81 ssS August, says, g The Portuguese Go
s'' sneos has issued orders directing every nlaa
: - kingdom without dsrInaicn, who is capa-
!. e bearing arms, TO hold hiaself in readiness
v ;,;n ,he armies; and IN tie mean time has
: .,,55,bissd the young men Fsos sn2yryisg.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-27

The Chef Justice Of the island q siraica, has
hrely decided, s That no foreisneg IS eaSitied
10 the benefit Of tac Liaosas Cospus act, unless
he has bsea aataYaizsd BY acf OF Parliament,
which tfeeiually does away all such heretofore
supposed privileges, granted 70 persons Of that
description in that colony although 1t appears
20 have been tie practice, fer years past, TO sub
scribe such letters, under the idss Of their efec-
msl operation. /"
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-25

Eztrad from thu Law 10 even: the
ipFessng o. mA guAut levers ana sontagl.
ous fcknd,.
" Be H5Hyiber e5Atfel Thai EARL tam
or dJPrfa n f5if Commercially, nay at
tbei, meeting brdia Mareb o. Abri anu
ally Or ~ my oijer meeting l.gIily ey,afd
for u pa'bgF cvbc4 fbcy nal jnigc Il 70
6s 7ecaEay cbosf and ab3.inf HsJt6
Committee, 70 ea.F Of ~ isJi han foe
nor more team nine fai'ale Pc fHf, o. enc
tey6r 10 b. He7rb yfxr. cvbajt dg,y u
@aRbef 70 renoOr ell ftb Of any Kind qvl4t-
eUer, qUbteb bal b. fund IN any Or tbs
Asef5, LaaeJ cv5SrveJ aockf, Or altar
place zvbIteV,r. qVitsia fke E7sus sftbs foVU8
70 1Obicb |4eb Committee o. Hraib OFter
6sI>ng5 qUbeneVer )ucb fltb /baA ~ thar
Judgment, snaaager IL liver or tbe beatb Of
f5s iaba6ifG7ts tJeye9fj 1Hsxbe1ee5 zpbe,s
q TO b PIi4 By tbe P.Jiou 81 ter61s qubs
Placed q :herr ,f tr2eO1, or il not, BY "a.
tam by zVbieb Eii Committee az Heath
OGirtr qpa5 appointed Aad 9Obeaeve, oay
.P"7 or Gf''cfRt1 hb'H6e found on any privG's
Prqpery, iaiJ Csmnittee oy.ffeatb offer
bbah u0iiiy and order fbe 0zDasy or oetubier
thereof, efic' foUentJ tonr boars to rsmovr
fbc fame al their onn exbenee and in e7s
faff Gamer o. 'eeapie5 pail acghs 10 rem5vs
(afb fb tron BIZ o. her property after he
expiration oftbs time afarstaid, lie or thee
% 36s"diag RaR forttit and pay fine OF oay
saa4red d',lars, 70 6rJy,1 70, and retoD reds
cg'fb eeh of fai, b. Jlid COMMITTEE Or
Heath officer. Afars any Conri sroter 20
Try tbe fame. for tie NE Of The pooy eft5s
toqoa n qObieb (acb aSTaee il eo1,ni,tsd. lla4
jaid 0SOHer or seeapicr as eforfjaia fall B.,
obliged 10 ,fpay TO taid toqun az c9yGt and
eba'g,. qO5'cb ne Eaid Committee Or Heath
Ot'eer may 5aps incurred IA remoOing f5e
pm from BIZ or her property; ana IN CAFE
Of rffalal t'pay The fame, be or fbry may
y J4ed IN TIE fame qUoy az prowded IN fbis
al fer 'de rsssvsy Of fines a, ajsrstaid."
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-25
For Sale,
IL APPLIED FO& SOON.

- at LIEU EO@ OWN
a FARM I'm the town Of BsiftUa (former
IA " f:iaiotvHJ on the new road which
leads through, the fame--coutaining upwards
Of one hrndred acres OF excellent Land. on
which may be cut a fuiIicient quantity Of bel
kngrh Hay % keep large hock Of cattle,
&c .-Likewiie, paIluring and plenty OF bet
wood and wafer--A COCO HOule and Barn OIL
the Came. and a lman Orchard
Likegile, Four Haudred Acres wild
Land, par Of which is exeeIent Whrc Pine
Tnber Land SAID timber mty Ne caf con
weed o S4eo River or serago Pond.
AfJ. the one tou ID part nf Two
Hundred Acres excellent White Pine Timber
Land. lying about enc hundred rods IRON Ne
head Of = mill pond, where there Is 70 be
Saw Mill ertGed this iummer Or nt1t fall,
and one N ( and q ar'er from S4co river.
Terms Of payment VII be Cath cnl. AZ
the time Of fate To tie PARTICULARS, inGuife
Ct Joihua & lanes Larrabee,
T44s a, 1874 on f4d Premif1f.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-25

TEE fua... -3-r AZ Z; yves pubic no.iec
10 Al eo.ce5ae5, sa.. le "a, peeu du
spooi ttcd az. his take i ,.a her the 'Fult
Of an sdnalnisisstrix os ~. e'ts-e OF
Samuel. mfLLiKEN
late OF See bsres.b "a the county OF Cnmoer'
land, mariner oecrdfed. by giving pond A.
.ha Law dire .t---,he therefore rtqu-t, At
perinns who are indebted g. "A q oeeeaed''
etke 10 make inue ila.e pAymtnt And thoie
who have any demands thereon 10 exhisIt
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