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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
Port Of l9orttanu.

IUESDA1'. AbrH s.
Arrived fhiP Jpfepb, capt. Jamefon. 50
days from Liverpool Sailed IN company
with ihips 70 ne, Clark. Of WlcaGetr and
Co!un.bine, Bruce, OF Bolon-bries Reunion,
Bond. OF Bath; Ranger, of Network; and
Hope, DAYTON, for Savanna
WEDNESDAlr, hprE 6.
Arrived brig Superb, capt. ,Br4zier, 20
days from St. Kits Left there, brig Ex-
pertinent, opt. Br sdbuty. OF Kennebunk.-
Spoke brig Venus, capt. Foier from Quad
acpPe, IS day. out, in lat SO. 36, long.
II, w
Arrived 1lip Nab6y, capt. Crand4H, &
days IRON Liverpool and 50 DAYS f. ON Scot
land.-spoke on George Banks, long. 81.
lar. IS, thip -, capt. Whucides, for PHI :
ladciphia, q days out
FRiDA1I h5,5 8.
Arrived brig Unicorn, capt Miller. "A
days en- Point Pe,re, (GAu1 )-Left there,
Traveller, Motley; Induflry, Bsglcy George,
Tucker; -, Prentifs, of this port-brip
Rebeeca, Davis, Bofon--thc orig Mars, Now
ell; ihip Hanter, Tappan, Of Newburyport
sailed - company III fchr Four Brothers.
Rice, for Bottom, and brig Elizabeth Coates.
hemiok, Tor New osryport Spoke fhp -
capt. Wells, from River dc Ia Plate, bound 10
Philadelphia.
Ship Ocean, cap Dicks, of his port, has
arrived at Bottom. from SavAnna-Left there
hrigs Apollo, Thomas, ana Patty, Clap, Of
this port. ioAding FOR the Wed-Indie Left
the bar in CO. with brig Amity, Moody, of
Bath, for Trinidad
Capt. Norton, Of his port, has failed from
he Havana, for home
Nsrch a., was fpoke [hP Neftor, Of this
port, days irom Philadelphia, for Lifbou.
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Notice.

THE fabfcriber informs the public, that
l. all connection between him and Jams
Csgaa, Of Bath, j, d1olved and though no
partnerlhip has ever exified between US, il is
thorcht proper, to prevent any miftakcs, 10
give this information.
JOSEPH sPRAGUE.
7essam, Asr3 S, 1909.
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TIE Sevsrib cszsS.y Of he Fra Regiment
A a Militia, "a Portland, are hereby
notified 10 meet x the Cart HsEc, TeNoakow
'fJe TatB d,y N APyH next. At J o'clock n.
for the purpose OF eieefing Cspsaia, and
filing al other vacancies. a general attcn-
dance Is requciisd
BY srdeF Of he Fnfgn, commsndzui.
ANsEL LEWIS, CLrk
dsyH m. 1904.
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Port Of Renhr6unk.

<rrissi-aPril !. noop Lively, Perkins.
from Boilon--bris Phebe. Perkins, from s..
ChrIitophers.-Aprii s, fnow Clother, Mar
ihali. from ST Vincents,
Ci's,sf- April a, fhip Alfred. Holmes. for
Fe~york-aooP Relief, Emery, for Cape
Asn-GooP Lively, Perkins, Tor Boaon.
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-
EAs Fos SAFE, III Ri.5arS5s's v5s,.
40 Hhds Trinidai Sugar,
Is Ralrs Upland Cotton,
J5o Barrels No. Beef,
Ice Caiks Raihns,
40 Cheas Hyfsn. fIyfon E;ir, -
scuehong. Bohea, and Congo 90
50 Bags Coffee.
IS Finds. MoIAiIes, fuitable for retailing,
Ravens Duck.
Boxes BY 9 Window GTafs.
Cordage Sweedes Iron.
Nail Plates, Iron Hoops
CailSs Rice.
Tar, Pitch. and Roiu.
Bone s MitdIing Pork.
ALSO,
Frefh aGoT,ment India Cottons.
LprI AZ.
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DANIEL GILBERT

hEREBY informs his friends and the pab-
l. l. lie, that he hiss lately removed from
hi0yfe TavyH 10 called) and taken A aand
nearly >oppohte G,ay'' Rape Wslk---where the
beit Warranted AXES, broad aud narrow, and
All kinds of Edge Tools,
may be had-Likewife, HORSE SHOEINC.
HOES, CHAINS, PLOUGHSHARES and
all kinds of Country work. may be had at
the ihorteft notice - Conasnt attendance,
and all tavors duly Acknowledged.
t. Wanted, Lad about fourteen
years old, as an apprentice 10 the above buff
ne!s' Portland I.iL APrA 1865
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Mr.. SMITH.

. ElpedfulIy inform. the Ladies and G-n-
IN tiemen OF Portland and its vicinity, thar
he propoies opening DANCING SCHOOL,
# iuitsbe encouragement chou be given
Ills tenms are Six Dollars fchoiar per qllr-
ter and he will iurniih Nufc. Hall Fire
wood and Candles. One half laid terms TO
be PAID at entrance, AM the remainder At the
expiration Of quartet
His ichooi will DC open two days in a week
from two to ave &C ock, N. for LADIES' and
from FIX 70 nine in the evening for Gentlemen.
a. the New Adtmhiy Room
He sfo pr0Poiea opening School AZ Mr.
Pscs's CoG-e ,toule; where he will teach
MUSIC, % The following inaruml nts-r The
CsrazH F.ta, H'4tSy. clsrigasf, BggssH, Bgf
III. aud F,e--b Horn.
lis Dancing school viii begin on We'd
utlday rhe 5th 81 April. hbrR W.
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NHEaEAS } Commifhon Of Bankruptcy
w hath beer awarded snd iaued againR
Coleman Walton.

Coler nan Walton,
of Gorbam, in the Diiirict of Name, Ira.
| der, and the lid Coleman Walton has
been declared Bankrupt-he is hereby
required to furrtnder himfslf 70 the Com
| mtilioners IN faid commillion named, on
Tburfiay the 9TH, and on, Thuriday the
AIT days Of April next, and on Wednelpay
rhe 4th day OF May next, at 10 O'Clock,
A. " on each of iaid days, at the Office of
SALMON CHAsEi Efq. near the Hay mar et
n Middle ftrre, 10 fad Portland, and
make full tiicovery and difclofure Of his
Eifate aad Effects
When and where his Creditors are 10
come prepared to prove their debts I; and
al the iecond meeting 10 choofe an Aifignee
or Aflignees and at the Taft meeting, faid
Bankrupt ia required TO 6nifh his examin-
atipn and at faid laft meeting any of
the Creditors Of faid Bankrupt may be
heard before taid Commfioners, againft
the making or allowing of a certificate to
the Judge Of faid Diffriet, TO entitle fed
Bankrupt 10 Certificate of Difcharge.
= AL pcrfons indebted % faid Bankrupt,
ere TO make immediate payment aud
thofe who have any of his Effects, are TO
deliver the fame to fuch perfons only, as
the CommifIioners ihaIl appoint.
SALMON CHASE,
WILLIAM WlDGBRY, C0"mz'9nsrS.
Da,sa Mah "A, 1895
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11

4 NOTlCEi hereby given toAsDREw LEAea,
4 nonreiident proprietor Of Lands fitua-
ned in the town of Union, county Of Lincoln,
that ta'd Lands are faxed in the State, Cosnty
and Town taxes. for the year 1901, and COM
Tnittcd to the fublcriber TO collea, as follows,
viz. Dolls. Gems.
State Tax, II
County and Town, ~ SO
Miniler's Tax, II y
And unIefs faid taxes with all intervening
charges a'c paid to the fubicriber, on or be
lore Monday the iixth day Of June next, 70
much Of faid Lands viil then be fold al pub
nc vcndue, at the dwelling honfe Of Nathaniel
fo66izs, innholder in faid town, at ten of the
Clock in the forenoon as will be lusiicient 10
pay faid taxes and charges as afore(aid.
SPENCER WALLCOTT, Collector for
ea'ea, F. 7,iSo3. GAM ISoz.
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One Cent Reward.

- ANYWAY from me the fnbfcriber,
N on the 18th inf. an indented appren-
tice boy, by the name Of lrba5od Do6Ls, in
he twentieth year OF his age, light com
pexion, fhort hair, five feet and an half
high Fender bult--had on when he went
away, deep blue waiftcoat, llort grey
jacket and trowfers OF the fame. Whoev-
er will take up faid boy and return him to
thefubicriber, fhalI receive the above re-
ward, aud no C9ARGEs YAID.-Ef N. B.
All perfons are hereby forbid either har-
boring or trufting the faid apprentice, if
they with to avoid the itritturrs Of the law.
NICHOLAS MOVES.
Minof. March IL I2n,
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Take Notice.

VIEW. i dKc NOIIGE. H.".
VIE feyeral Conlla bIcs aud Collectors in
i the County of 7s,L, TO whon there hath
been Couaty Taxes committed 70 co,lsct--lre
hereby requeaed TO fettIt the fame, thar are
yet outitantng, with me, at any Office 10 Tori
on or before the S,h April. infant, and &C.
turn IN every order or due-oil dlasn on lhrm
for any part thereof
WILLIAM FROST, TrezEyer
11srt, AbrHa 1905. sF EIis Cszsfy
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MOilCE is hereby given, that the fub-
y icri5er has been duly appointed AiIignee
of the Goods and Efctts Of
BENAIAH Hanson, Of B71odoiu5am,
in the Diiirct of Maine, Trader, againf9 whom
CommiiIion of Bankruptcy has been award
ed aud iaaed. All perfons indebted to faid
Hanfon are requened 70 make payment and
ai perions who have any ofhis property are
called upon TO deliver the fame to
PETER OLIVER ALDEN, AGgre..
B,asf1Oiet Apra 6, 1905. (An)
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11

ON Saturday next, will be fold
at public Auction. at the houfc of Exc
MEL Day, in Unior Jfrert, variety Of articles
OF HOUSE FURNITURE, for room, cham
Der and kitchen Sale TO commence at ten
O'clock ISAAC PARKER. ANou.,
AsrH II. Of f6s Efsfs Of )aid Day.
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FLOUR.

FOR SALE. II ~ !. Usi,z RIsrf
Doc Bbls. freh fuperhne and
feraiehed Philadelphia FLOUR
a fnalI quantity Of sorthern CORN. and
a few Crates well sforIed LIVERPOOL
NakE dpyR 40.
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Wsrrles.

>1sTEIc1,
Al Eoica. by the Rev. Dc Elliot, Mr.
Aason Muffin, mer. If hi. town q 70 Nil,
Eliza Packard, Of he former place.
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s-siHr. Il.
RI virtue of a precept from
the Dinria Court OF the Uuited states
t1r The Dinra Of Maine--Notice Is hereby
given, thar LIbe j. Fl edin the Clerks Office
OF fad Court, sgaina Ore Band II M Ilka
Ran, and Or Bsrysi n Bran-y, feized BY srE-
rHss SMITH, Efq. Collector Of the Diarict "a
Maeh'as the lAme having heea iIlegdT I'M
ported into the United States
ALTO, that a Libel is filed as
alorelaid. sgainh one other Barrel II H1se Laia
Ran, and one BD,sl Of Gin, le,zsd by flid
Collector. for the caules sforefaid ;---snd that
hearing will be had on faid I.ibels, az the
Diitria Court next 10 be holden at PsyflzHS
within and for the Dillrid of Maine, onIhe
Iaf Tuefday Of May next when and where
all perfons interelled may appear and thew
cauie Of any they have why the abovemen.
tened articles fhoud NOT be Geereed forfeit.
ISAAC PARKER, Ms,tBII.
Psrdaaf oh dsrI, 1904
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a Woman with good breail Of milk. wifll-s
IN TO take child TO nurfe.--Any perlon
who may plsafe 70 put child under her care
may depend on every attention being paid 70
H-Appytc the Printer fPya
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FOR SALE,

a LOT OF LAND, ftlated il Back Greet
y opPohte the centre School Houlc, *
feet front, aIo deep 1T will be fold on liberal
terms-For further particulars, inquire Of the
Printer.
Nas5 "a
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RUM.

FOR Sale, by JOEL HALL,
al Ns. 10 u -, Lang Wba,f.
So punchlons excellent favored TO.
bago Rum. PortLsay AeriiiI.
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Mafonic Information.

El-reB 2. 1903.
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rTSHE PRECEDENT and Diredcrs Of tie Z'u:a,r
end Ksarfbse Marine Isfayanes Cos.s4ry,
agreeably 70 the act OF their incorparationi
inform the pubic, thar their capital lock a.
mounts 70 Seven,y-tive Th5ulsnd Dollars -
ard that they are ready 70 receive prcpolAls
at their Office JV1ssgst and 10 make Inlurance
on VetTels Freight. Money Goods ard EFttas
and againff Captivity Of perfons, and on the
l.fe of any perion during his abierce by fea,
and IN cafes Of money lent on bottemry aud
rtfpondentia.
The Compasy viii not. infure on sny veHel
or any one riik TO greater amount han Ten
Thouland Dollars.
N. p. Letters directed 10 The Secretary
will be duly attended to-
BY order Of the PreGdent and Directors.
JOHN MERRILL. JUN. Secretary.
Linf't1 y KenH-bse Marine Iafaraaes
OtFsr, WJfa1;t, May S, 1903
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09
MELANCHOLY EVENTS.
From Bsfbei, T6rH "a

-.n. From Bethel, Hbra e.
a very melancholy accident took
place IN Pesbody,s Patent, on the 2 ri
iha.-As Mr.. JofePh Bloget was .erof
ing Androfeoggin river, 10 company
with Mrs. Adams (wife Of Mr.. Iiaae
Adams az thar place, and daughter of
capt. Eleszer Twitchell of Bethel) and
her child, MIS- Lydia, Twitcbell f}er
10 Mrs. Adams, and frnali daughter
OF Mr.. David Bradley, the canoe, being
driven down the Rream, which was ye
ry rapid, aruck upon Jam Of logs.
which lay upon rock, about two or
three rods from the ihore, and iinme
dIately overlet ard threw Them into The
river. They were all drowned excso,
Mifs Lydia Twitchell, who was fo,tu.
nately faved By the aaifaace Of Mr..
Biogets father, who accompanied them
to the river, and was on the llore. She
was carried down the river abou, fifteen
or twenty rods, and alnolt lifelefs.
before fhe was taken out Of the water
AT the fame time shc was taken out.
Mrs. Adams and her child in her arms,
Paf-d by not far from the fhore bu,
no ailiitaEce could be afforded them,
nor TO the other two unhappy perfons.
The accident happened little before
funiet, The next day fearch was made
TOR the dead bodies, and the body OF
Mr.. .Bloget was found, and decentiy
inferred on Saturday: Thebody of the
child was found on Tuefday. and vas
buried en- Wednesday, in Bethel. The
bodies Of the other two, have not YET
been found, tho great exertions have
been made by the neighbors TO obtain
them. Il will be heavy tidinas to Mr..
Adams, who was abient on a Journey,
when be Gall hear of the death Of hi,
wife and only child. They were young
and Promihng people and large cir.
Gle Of friends and acquaintance, have
fnitained great lofs in being thus early
deprived cf their loceiy.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09
Public Sale Of Real Eaate.
70 Be Sod al pubic Ctrruue, on FxlDxr,
tie 9th Day OF 7UNE nest,

70 Dc Sod al lontiic CarrUue, on FRIDzr,
f~ 9th DAY Of JUSE nsst,
a III the REAL ESTATE Of JoHS Az
a DERsoN, Of B'yas6ft, a Bankrupt, fituate
in the town of Wifcaiict on the Point, fo
called, con6fing of one convenient Dwelling
Houie. large Building divided ia o three
Tenemenss, each having niop ia front, =
parloUr & Kitchen back. with fuiacignt cham
Der room for lclall family, A common paf-
fsge way back of BE fame u pafs and repafs.
and TO each dltinct portion of Lard w
sdjoin on laid way for necelary out huiii
ings.---Alfo commodious Wharf. ana the
righ; in equity of redt-ming ihe arge Store
which he lately improved az retail ffsr-,
the fame Being under rnortgsse, the amount
ofwh Oh viii be then rxhisiIed This elate
i ftnated On The foufherly Ede Of Water ltrssr
ia laid town. -s1sil
A56, Another LOT or Land, with 4
final Dwelling Houie thereon, htupte On
Pieafant freet, ia the occupation Of Franklin
Tinkham
dJ6, Two pieces Of Land which the
faid Anderfon heughr Of Wil.i4m Pike, one
on the nor.hsry fte Of fsid Water Erect.
lyng between William Foaer's land, and
lohua HIton land s rods IN front, in
rear snd, deep--the o. her, on the fourh-
eaherly eide Of laid frect and nearly opvoiitr
% che iaf mentioned lor, and sxtendine x
rods n width, down 70 low water marx. with
the dwelling houfe and BUILDING thereon, fub-
jecf 70 the dover Of z izabeyh Light.
-.aH50. That piece Of Land adjoining
the TAFT mentioned lot, now IN the occuDst,sD
Of fhomas McCraEe, and on which RS BAN
IS now Handing.
The Premifes will be divided into
different Lots, as win b. mon likely 10 fuis
parehafers-A plan of all yhch will be tax.
en-, and may be Teen at the ofile of cf'SI1As
Les, Eio ia WiicaGet, twenty days before
the ials, aud on the day OF fa!e, which will
DC on the p5eEiies and will begin At eleven
o'clock n tie forenoon II fair wea her, 9th.
erwIic at the fame hour Oh ths next fair veek
day, and continued until The fale BE hailltea.
Y Fifteen per cent mult BE pad ou1xn, or in
90 days-Thr remainder IA thrse eoaalinaAl.
menta WITH good iecuntv.
Al the fame time will b. fold. the
halfof a PEW in the Rev. MIR Packards
mesting honfe the properly of the bankrupt.
GEO. BRADBURY, y
SILAS LEE, <-SfsHseS.
Mos =. 81,
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trtats with contempt The overtures OF
facibcatian n'pfopofed 10 him in wiz.
ing By Mr.. Cathcart for the Uaite 4
States, IN conformity TO inaruaions
from ihc Department of State. he
notion offsaee without paying is afoie
eiim in Barbary. Il is impohible,
however, YET TO determine what in
fnence the appearance Of Commodore
Morris will have on the refoluticns Of
this petty pirate, as none Of his frigates
has hitlerto been feen before Tripoli
CfseTi Of TIE Tinted States ypuf
Barbary lords aiTumc a maieferiaf
tone with you; AM, except you take
an attitude with them little. more
worthy OF yourIs7ves, to the common
cuile Of the 'JaLP' they will foon add.
+" BY the fweat Of your brows We
fhall fupport your difhonor and our in
folence Ills il no, already the Ian.
guage of their Behaviour p
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.'W TFom GFesTs, Iydy 5.
Yesterday, as two men in Eewilton,
eMr. John Chandler. and Mr., Andrew
Pettengill) were out in. Androfcoggin
river. hihing, the canoe was uufortu
nately upfet, and Mr.. Chandler was
drowned; but Mr.. Petengill got upon
the canoe While il was bottom upwards,
and drifted down the current, to al i'll
and, and etcaped.-lt is angular cir
oumitance that Andrew Pet,engill, whe
related the affair, is deaf and dumb.
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III Court Of Csaerai E5ionr of tie Pare,
fer re county se cH"bsrfana, 5sgun and 5oLf,- az
4eotf!aHd, "a Jfis county, On fbe Lss Tas,7ay Of
Fssygayy, A 1909
nN the petition of numbc~ Of the inhab-
~ Itants Of the town OF Liverr7oys and Tay-sy.
rtpreitnting that they labour under many
dhadgantagesi in couiequence of not having 4
common Highway or County Road leading
through faid towns, IN dretfieu for Port
land and praying the Court to appoint a
committee 10 lay out and continue through
fad towns, in The ben direction for Portland
a County Road already laid out by the county
OF kcnnebec. from tsrnington to the north
line Of Livermore--
The Court order that the petitioners give
notice thereof, TO all concerned, by infertine
th's order in Tsati' Porit4z5 G1zstfe, three
weeks succclhvely, thar they may appear at
the Court Of General Sections Of the Peace
which is to be holden At Portland, within and
for iaid county Of Cumberland, on the third
Tueidsy Of june mex, and thew caure, If any
they have, why the PRAYER Of faid petition
ihould not be granted. b
Auea, SAMUEL FREEMAN, C2srk.
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From Ccse Ererrsis. - a

From CcPe Frsrcois.-A letter Of the
I'd ult from Cape francois. received
a. Biideh'. Coffee houle, 10 Baltimore
by the ihip Elk, mentions, that the
blood hounds lately imported into St.
Domingo, from Cuba, have fpread
great terror among the negroes, Sew
eral Black prifoGers, who would have
.expiated their saig upon the gallows,
have been turned defsncelefs and naked
upon the plains, and torn TO pieces by
thof- dogs A number of the chief of.
,ficers of the brigands lately held a con-
ference, by Tag of truce, with the
commanding Officers of Cape Francois.
The reiult was Tot known, but the re-
port prevailed that they offered TO lay
down their arms and return 10 their
plantations, provided they might be
treated as hiteltngs, aad not as llavcs.
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From Union, Htril zS.

Drowned in this towE, April 2sth,
Mr.. Silas Barrett, fon of capt. Amos
Barrett, aged 1..-He was worthy
and FRONTING young man, beloved and
refpeaed by his relations and acquaint
ance. While we mourn the lois of 70
amiable young man to fociety in gen.
eral, we particularly fympathize with
a father, mother, brothers and GRcrs,
who have loft an afedionate and be-
loved relative.
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MoNDAy, May 9, ,8o3

The laa Southern papers contain a
Proclamation from T.. AuGat, Colonial
Prefea frori ,he French Republic, ad
dredcd 70 the LcaGanlaas. TIE novel
~ Of IFS contents has, excited much
Speculation among the curious /; and
IS conhdered as very appropriate ccm
men, on Marquis Yruloss letter to TIE
Secretary OF S,atc.--We have not room
toirlsrt il this day.
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4 CT The trunk containing Nofes, 9'e. od-
psrfifed IN ibe iaf Gazette az taken or ST
The fore of Thatcher Goddard, Ear been
.tasna --7be,e trinfer5 cvbo haze in jsyfed
II; adverfifment, are ,equsQedto jorqrard
their bihJ 10 faid Goddard. and be epTN dir
charge them. II any, abb ooerf regasRed,
baVr not ALREADY isjertedH, thy zVil pieaJf
70 omit r.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09
Real Estate al Auction.

~ -Real Estate AZ Auction.
by order of tae Court az Common Plea.
I'D for the county f Lincoln, viii be 70 4
on Wednesday the firm d,y 81 lune next, ar
the dwelling hcuie Of B-z.'sz7ir PaL.vsr. innho-
der IN Camden, AT 70 clCck, A VI "a much
OF the Real BAae OF Ylgis,- lNo.lae.x. late
OF Camden, deceafed a. will amount 10 the
fun OF Twenty feur hundred fcveutv eieAc
dollars and hxty cents. for he bcnef, of crrc-
Itors, % dhcharge a mortgage on faid sffate
and fer charges Of adrriniffration- Said Rsal
Hfsate beng Los end paris Of Lots whereof
the detesfcd died feizrd, in The Twenty ARo-
states Lands in Camden, aud Bsrretlon 10
eaiieS) together with valuable tra.a known
by the name OF Beauchamp neck, llruSe ga ia
fad Camden. Plans and accurate furvtys az
the Ievs al Los viii he ready for Exclamation
before The time Of fale---- Al objectionable
title giveR on the paymcnt Of The purchaf1
money.
MARY MoLINEUx, .6dr;rifra,yix.
Csuaes, dpyR IL, 1909
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09

Tslins, e..
BY virtue Of a precept from
the Diffrid Court OF the United States
for the Diiiriet of Maine--Notce is hereby
given, that Libe is filedin the Clerks Office
Of faid Court, sgaina One Rvyei q Es'oG. Ia4ia
Ran, and Ore Barrel sf Byars2, feized by Srr-
rnEH snITH, 'Efq. Collector Of the Diarief OF
Machias the lame having been illegally i'm
ported into the United States.
Alto, that a Libel is filed as
aforefaid, againft one other Barrel sf Byes Lr4fs
Ran, and one Barrel Of Cir, feized by faid
Collector, for the caufes afotefaid land that
hearing will be bad on faid Libels, at the
Diltri2 Court next TO be holden at Portland.
within and fol the piffri9 of Maine, on tn,
Taft Tuefday of May next when aud where
all Perfons interehed may appear and thew
caufe (if any they have) why The abovemen-
tened articles lnould not be cecreed forfeit.
ISAAC PARKER, Ma,GIl.
Ps,tLanS, otb hsrI, 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09

The fhip Mac, Burdick, Of Portland, failed
from liverpool, March as, for ChArlenon.
The ihip Sally, Of Kennebeck, and lhip Cor
nehs- MLeilan, Of Portland were al Brillol.
March Alto fail for Philadelphia, in o days.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-09

The federal ticker for State Legifia-
tors 10 Newyork. has increafed greatly
tinee the lat e'eeflon.-In 1901, the
Democra,ic msjqri,y was I4S5--this
wear il is only coo.