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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
To be Sold at Public A1Fion,

To be Sold at Public AuFlo7,
nN Wedn-iday the fsgentecrth day OF Au.
~ next at II O'Clock A. M. it fair weather, 1,
1t not the next preceding fair day, and sligned
TO the purchafer or purchaien by the lubic'iber,
by virtue Of power of Attorney from VIII
hsu Gregory. jun. Of Camden in the Dieriet
ot Maine. Gentleman, Ailisnes 70 the easte Of
JoHH FAxon, Bankrupt. certain mortgage
OF a lot Of land Gtna,e io the town OF Middle
town in the county OF Newpor in the State
OF Rhode. lnAnd, containing about forty scses
DC the fame more or lefs /; bounding Norihehv
on land OF FdSuard 7bnrsoa. Eaacrly on high
way. Sousherly. partly on land Of Caleb Pta-
6sty, and partly on land Of Gideon Barker, and
WeRerly on highway. Said mortgage was
made to the faid John Faxoo. and fully exccut-
ed and 6gned by Thomas RuGell of the ssore-
faid Newport, merchant. and his wife Anne Ru(.
fell fAid Mortgage is fold for the benefit Of The
creditors Of the iaid John Faxon. Sale to be
on the premifes conditions of fale to be mad c
known g the time and place.
JOHN GARDINER, Of
July 1Sih. 1903. South. kiuefown.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
N EN- HOTEL.

HE !ubfciiber informs the Public that he
n has now opened, and made provilion for
keeping geEtrel Boarding Houk, little
South OF Capt. Caleb !Ga,dn.,'. wharf. Thames
itreet, where Ladie, aud Gentlemen may depend
on being accommodated to their fa,isfaeiiou.
Every auention will lie given, and tn. fmsilef
favors gratefully acknowledged. by the puhlic's
humble fcwanr, BENZ. FAIRBANKS.
N~-.74vrT, dp,n rs. I,s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13

Juit opened, and for Sale, or Circulation, st the
old CIRCULATING LIBRARY, BY ]. RICH
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Monkson, or fate cf Eleanor, I vols.--A.thur
Mervyn 3 vo|s.--Ln,tery Of Life, !, vols.--
Laforrefsr. vol..-Vittcr, i, vo!s.-Orrh,n
OF Hauglard, vols.-Ffcderic, 3 vol,.-CaRs
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-08-13
DY0isi,sr Of Paytne,bip.

'Flt. Co Psr,ne,fh,p Of eo,fon an6 Langley,
a Coopers, u this day dlG,iyed ~ motusi
agreement. All psrfons having any demands
On the fsit firm, ate defirsd 10 preienr the fame
Tor tett.rment; and shofa indeoted. are alto call.
cd on to make payment.
ELISHA NORTON.
JOHN S. LANGLEY.
Newport. Jolly 80, seq. r4s
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

AZ n y. an.i Gri4d Chanc .lsr
ara another aiga nai :, nos BE. fpscifi.d
!. 70 be coafesscI on the third Conful.
There arc 70 be NJ ny fub1riinare chan.
rss, tie PARTICULARS o. which have no,
ysi transpirel. The plan j. announced
fromths B4ress Of the Council of State.
ani from shafe Of Different MiniQers.
Il has occaioneI lively fcof4tion even
i TIE i4neuil boloms Of the Parifans.
TIE cpiaions are different on the fnb.
ia; but generally speaking. the mea.
lure Is received with appreciation. The
,sh pIoprietors an Creditors of he
STATE Zee more liability IN the title Of
Enpero. than 10 that Of Coaful The
nzf If the people arc pleafed with The
novelty, and the beau 0ande Anticipate
he fplcBdours az the new appointment.
some IT the profound politicians fem
10 think that The refpea will be given
10 tile, which has been refufei to tai.
cat"
Malta, K appears, IS Gill 70 be retain
cd by The Engilh. Il is fAid that 6coo
troops viii be iationed at that place.
a private letter from Paris mentions,
that new expedition of no lef, than
20 900 men is about 10 be fert f ON
France TO ST Domingo. Another Ter.
Ter mentions, 1000 folders Of the molt
abandoned deicription are ordered to
embark az HAVE for 81. Domingo.
Which implies that the regular troops
are not willing to 60 on the C,rvice, CT
The government IS not willing 10 throw
them away.
Another expedition has failed from
Brel for ST. Domingo il conG9s OF
four f4il of the line and two frigates
undsr the command Of Gen. Boudet.
i che number Of land forces is not men
tened.
Pdwan Oglou was conduaing him.
Ielf with the greatea fidelity to tht
Turkilh government; but new adven
turer has aarted up, who has adumel
The title Of Sultan lie IS the fon of a
Pacha, but his forces are not very M
merous.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28
Nrcafnes.

At Newfsld, 10th infant, the Rev. JoEN
DANE. The introductory Prayer vas made
by the Rev. Mr. Eallman. OF Limerick the
sermon from Cor. &c, 3, ~ by the Rev.
Mr. GilIet, of HaIlowell; the Ordaining Pray
er ~ the Rev. Mr.. Piper, of Wakefield the
Charge by the Rev. Mr. Atkiu(on. CT Lin
ington the Right Hand Of Fellowship by the
Rev. MIR. Role, of Parfonsfieid and the
Concluding Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Brown,
of Shapleigh .-Thc union and harmony that
have prevailed in the iociety, and the rsea-
l4rity and order of the day, arc happy pre-
l1ge of future good.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

DueZiEg. The Legislature Of North
carolina have made law, by which
any perfon tending, accepting Or being
the bearer of a challenge for the pur-
pole of fighting duel, although no
death enfues,is rendered ineligible to any
Office Of truf, honor, or profit, il thar
State forever after, notwithitandin any
pardon or rapreive and further fIb-
jeaed 10 fine not exceeding 100
pounds. And in cafe either Of the par
ties 10 the duel fhould BE- killed, the
furvivor TO fafer death without benefit
Of clergy and all their aiders or abet
tors be conGdered acceHaries before the
fat, and fufer the fame puniihment.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

7afrgy, Ftb- 77--Arrived bsrque Packet,
capt. Sawyer, AZ DAYS from Lilbna. LEN
there ihp Ncwyork. C7fs, OF Peter fburg. to
iah ~ Q days; ihip Liberty. Dayley. Phila-
delphiai hr'g Lydia Manfon, ~ New 0rk
bound 20 So Valerie, in France; llip Argui,
Darcomb- Norfolk SIP America, GARNER,
Bottom, from Baltimore. under qusrsntine.--
spoke, Feb TO, lat. 81, long ~, ~ nhip
Martha Of Salem, from Calcutta, Do und ~
Salem.
WsiEjfaly. FEB. z5-Arrived brig Lucy, capt.
~ Small. Sc DAYS from Aug Cages Died on
board. Mr.. William Small.
s1Ts day-Arrived fchOoner Morning Star,
capt. Edes, from Jamaica.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

II TO THE EDITOR.
HThe ruling party hegin 70 5ouh tie poll.
T. q Of repeating ne II eliminating duties. not
y Withdrawing he reconmeU dauon u The PreG-
III. dsns. entertain hopes that il viii not be
doae this felton,.
The day before yea>r3sy two petitions
p were prsfsntsd to the Honl1 from certain ALI
ems rcldcnt principally IN PcnuGyIvani4, pray
laEE ing that the naturalization law Of lal leiion
IA Erhght be repealed, and ano,her pailed, ad
II II IN tang them fooner TO the privileges Of citi
pms The petition IS prelented, aud we are
~ Tod thar many oihers are expected. They
f1 attempted % aa,ter the prelen, naturalization
1 he grois abuie of tae pat will give you an
ii t5tra9 from the petition" Every alien diff
- III tingGiifed for his attachment to the princi-
III pes of liberty, were ince Family abufed in the
60 papers countensnsed nv the naturalization
Il then % power. The American mrn,Ger At
a.snF s.. Janes's notified IN the name Of his GOV
=. III ernment, thar the LyiG fate primers would
A~. III no. be psrmitted 10 relde in this country.
a. The Presidency was at that time in the hands
~, Of nan notorioulg hottie TO aliens OF re-
~. publican principles - am happy to add
is that majority OF the houfc decided that thole
b III nnto ent petitions fhOuld not be referred 10
1iWHeled committee. Some of the mott difcern-
1ng democrats begin TO fear that party Is
- PARTING up more proagate and more delpa
" sHPare ihan thtr own and that heavy iurge
y ri " the tempeausns lcl Of liberty" may dalh
~ khem from he helm.
- /" YsaerdAy the hou(s was occupied in con-
kdering rcio'u,ion offered by Mr. Bacon,
nj Faoueh fsid % be pennsd by lsa1ing Vir-
: 1nianl the purpoTi of which was TO " recede
As a the States OF Maryland and Virginia the
~ Junidi6tioa OF the ferritoy of Columbia" ]
Ri kon6icr this as the odspringCf the faihonahle
fo<trre Of Gate foyercigniy-,hat the individ-
"a "a States ought to be lcvereign ever the
30 aakencrai eovernmeat.-It would have left the
snN Enersl governnent 10 territory fubictt to .
fa;e aud without the means al tclf-deGence
kfpo isy nothing ofthe conftituSionsi objettioes
4 sffshe mealur- is forbidden by every princi-
~ \ fe OF Juice and policy. This did cot pre-
sHE 1ent every democrat IN Iafichuletts delaga.
3. hoa tor voting fer Il, except one. Every fed
.r Falils voted scain1 the refolution, aud carr
81 n NJ heir vo.e GO TO Is. If this relo.u ION had
~ feen adopted, Consregs would have transfer
~ Fdfron ore JuFifdaion to another, body
RpccPs- from rs I'd 10000 without their
2 .f Flrc0 or conient, IN a manner Gmilzr 70 that
~ ~ which body Of Ruth an pealants Is lome
a Nnss baricred from one power 70 another.
|. ~ Fow admirably the democrats confult thu
i tll Of The people 9"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

Eisn,
4. Aifr1d rs af ffes 1iorf hrf dif
ircirng iicknf.. alfa ine bore with chrifiiau
iarlaude, hifs 4 s4. OH, aged sS--a wonan
of piery md virtue ait- ut Deacon D4aiei
Gle 81 thar pisre
AZ BuTtoa, 7rh I,n ian. rifs Fhz1tril
Lsagf HI. s.ea AM sfEer an ashitlivr ihncli
Il fereral "a anta. ihc pirtl1r' nnd amiabis
dsag liter 81 ffr Danic b she was .
WORTH mer1h-r nf chriaisn fncefy, and
greatly be'oved hT aii her Acquaintance and
!rients. Fie- 6rm asaef in tho Redeemcr,
fnoctaed lhe troubles q a aying bed. aud
MADE her willingly leave this for hstter
waFli
Al Waterford hir. Drssy aged "a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

e 7Br artise a5gV. rsfayrei to. CIR rr1iers
ruiil reeo'e&7 7Ois for Ksrasbeek P4t-r, faJiss5
n ~ nr,gJsabooI ef Gen. Dsarb,rn'5 cozzet7ions
W 7ue~s a0t 5srs accountable FIR lis amts1fieity,
rw IN ecs ~ aay r-sIa+ faAs ar i7ieysf in il. II
7vs' giya elrysaf aSsz tie lafbsyity Of esofbsr
ysbr Bat as .zbiitaies ID. e5are1gsr Of an ia
'uaaarzi Psyj9s 7ps are 61tby 70 10 5in TIT jsFiee
Tyb - ~ ~: evsr rsIy 70 ra79-T, 7y5srr ,epata
ten ari feeling i1votVsi. On tbit(aJje@ orr
Tssf-gf ar soHs47 7gi4 ritUayf b nnj5rm. II re-
irI7 error ard rsi,sf iy4y are dvnes 7v5isb Gorl3
assv q llP-sfi veab gb--i1ly BY PabLs Pyiafs,.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28
@arrirr.

II this town, Mr.. Si2b.z f LslA4s, MIR
chant, 70 alifs Hszas5 ~, daughter Ct Enoeh
Ilney, Elq
AL Frerport, Mr.. Lssssrs Msyis, Attorney
al Law, to Mis Sally Porter.
AZ S.sn5ifh. Mr.. ABr454s Her, Ct Water.
ford, to Mds Psly Hal, Of the former place.
AT Newburypart. RSsrt D.aizy, EIq. OF
Brualvick, 10 Mils Mr. Q Rsisz.
Al Wells, Mr.. DsVz EHa - Ms JsEy
Jz'.rA.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

A bill has paGed the Houle Of Dele
gates of Virginia, laying a duty upon
Licence and Carriage. This tax,
which was 70 oppreaive when laid BY
Congrefs, becomes light when laid By
the Legislature of Virginia
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28
60 Rraucrs ann Gorrcfpunoents.

q H,n,y fs ZisGl," is acknowledged with
pleafure.
A valuable ensy by On. Of tie Pss5ls, is IN
willingly deferred till our next.
Sundry other matters are u1avoidAbly de-
layed
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

On Thurfiay night laa. a Mr. Craw
ford, at DrefIen, fell through the ice
with holf- and leigh, and was drown
Cd two olher men were in he 1eigh
with him, but fsved themfelvcs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

THE fuhfcriber hereby gives public 20
1 tlce, that lhe has been dolly appointed
and has taken upos her the trua oi an
adminiltratrix on the eiate Of
WILLIAM SPEAR,
late Of Brnnf1ick, in the county Of Cum
berland, mariner, deceaGsd, by giving
bond as the law directs She there fore
requeRs all perions who are indebted 20
faid ellate TO make immediate payment |,
and thofe who have any demands thereon
TO exhibit the fame for icftlement.
LUCY SPEAR.
BrHnfzeiek, FEB. IS, 1905
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

1t appears by fevsral late accounts,
thatmot O. our large fea port towns are
IBfelted BY robbers, houf- breakers and
incendiaries, " managiag their own at
fairs in their own way, and for their
ule. unembarraded ny TO much regu.
lAtion," &c.-Balaane.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

We ere authorized to Nate, thar the ar lle
pn5hihed in this Gg=aie, Of the z4rh Of Jams
sry, aiIndng 70 a conycrlarion held by Mr. !.
Pa Al Gen Desy51.a'5, and purpofting 70 be
al extract from letter written by member
of Ccagrais, was NOT written BY The member
Implicated, but is fnurious
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

S1ies7. Ere zy.-Sevtra! unfuccefsful a..
Temps have been made TO right the veIeI
towsd 10 here bot,om upwards 70 that no
thing but her name yet dilcovered. viz the
Eja,fb1 Of PortizRl
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28
bort Of Illiffanett.

Csa deb. 70, 1liP Mouutvernou. Boy
linton, for Liverpool
Ar,iSsd-Feb. ~, fchooner Milford, Samp-
ION, as days from Dsmarara--Fcb. II, feb.
Wlimot. BAbbidge, AS days frcu Berbicc.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

l." ossrsS.5 Hsysarity Oar Congregational
head i full on this fublea to day. This great
caufe Of party clamor' ihOuld excite attention
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

Errats in the Letter 70 the Editor, ia the
larl Gazette. FOR arcana read arsAa--for conju
gal read sag4gss.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

VTTfFnFAss camniE : ~ -lakfu-'ey
w - been asaFetJ su1 nIurd arliaii
.EzskIef DIR, OF Portland,
IN the Diar'd ~ AIiHr, Mrebsat. ard
the iai5 Ezekiel Day has trra c-clared Y
Blrhrnp. he u hereby required ~ CIR
rend-r timfslf y tie comm isners I'D taid
commli0n named, ~ IuslizY the 18TH.
and Or Thefiay the 1qlh days " March
next, s o. M'uday tie nth tay ~ April
nex', az - o'ciock, A. y. On each Ut isft
DAYS, al the O.hcc ~ Sal Nog CaAsE. Ell
qaire, near The Hay Market ~ Middle
fireei, Portland. and make fuil tfcnvsrY
and difciofure oF is Eaafc znd E1rcts--
Wben ard whsre bis Creditors arc ~
come prepared ID prove Their debts ard
atthe lecond meeting ~ ehooie IN Aihfaee
~ AhiEnces and Al the Lao neeiinf, fAfd
Bankfnpt Is required 10 hniih his exami-
nation an9 az lad lat me-ting any OH
The Creditors of faid Bankrupt may b.
heard before lsid Commifilnrrs, arainf
the making or Allowing ola certificate TO
the Judge OF faid Diitria, 20 enfitl- faid
Bankrupt ~ a Certificate Of piiehzrar.
All perioas indebted GO iait Bankrupt,
are 10 make immediate payment ) aad
thofe who have any of his Eifstts, are &c
deliver the fans 10 fHch perioas only, -
the Commifioners fhall appoint.
SALMeN CHASE. C7mHJf-
WILLIAM WiDGERY, fEers.
Dated Fe6rHarg a8, 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28
I0nrt Of rSrnrrhunh

3y"tt U AA<I4I+t JIIIAl
Ctsrci-Ftb, II, fchooner Phenix, Kingf-
bury. for Blrbadoes.
Ayyivad-Feb u, fhip Alfred, JsfTerds from
Grenada.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

Nee Cviss-s The democrats have induf-
nouily circulated report that New-OrIesns
Ras opened On the former terms. How near
fs comes 70 the truth our readers viii Judge
% the following authentic article. commu-
Heaied By corFelPondent AZ the Eeat Of gov
lament.
. Frss re- Maths ca-srvsfsr.
n lc.oving ia.ereling Intelligence was
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

NOTICE i hereby given. that the fob
IL fcriber has been duly appointed Ad-
minilratriX on the Efate OF
WILLIAM KIRKPATRICK,
ate of Warren, ID the county Of Line oln,
yeoman, deceafsd and has undertaken
that trua By giving bond as the Law d.
reefs ALI perloas therefore having de-
mands againf the Eaatc of faid decs afsd
are defred TO exhibit the fame for f-tIle-
meat aud all indebted 20 faid Efate are
requelted TO make immediate payment to
,ELGzABBrH KiREPATRIcE, Ai-
WIarren, jan. 8, 1905. riiaJQyairir.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

NTE The fub(crberG, ConmiliOnrrs
Wv appointed by the Hon. Jonathan
Bowman, Efq Judge Of Probate for the
county of Lincoln, TO receive aud examine
the claims TO the f-veral creditors 10 the
Eitate of
PAUL THORNDIKE,
late Of Camden, IA faid couaty, woman,
deceafed, reprefented n!syent--herzby
give notice that fix months are allowed tv
bring & n prove their Ga ms and that 20
will attend that fervice at the houfe Of
BENIAmiN PALmEE, innholder 10 iaid
iowa, on the fri TuefJav Of March next,
and the five following months.
SAMUEL JACOBS,
JOHN HARhNESS.
Camden, February, ISo3.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

A Red Morocco Pocket Book
yTTAS found between Gorham Corner
w & Saccarappa, on The 1oh infant
containing fOme letters dreGted TO
Bruniwick, and feveral papers. The
owner may have the fame by proving pro.
perty and paying charges -Inquire of
Nathaniel Fofs.
CerLaN. F.5rrzyY x.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

70 he Hoaora5Ie he Senate and HsHf of
Rsbrsjsriatiues Of re C5nmsHs0sa!fB ef
Maf1cbeJfH5, ii Gsnsrai Comt aBsn5lsS,
al Bsfsa, January 1893.
XETE, the SubfcTiDerS, your
Wv humble petitioners knowing trait
the Legilature are AZ all tisnes wiling 10
remove inccnvcn,snces, and redrsi. griev-
ances when known 70 exit IN any part Of
this Commonwealth, snd arr not IuicuiIhle
cfthe advantages * ci;advautagrs y Ar IL
cqrpOr ate * uninccrPoFats Rate. We,thsre-
fors,pray the Honorable LrEIlaturs that M
Plantation called OxfeTd, ia the c0unY x
York, may be Incorporated into iowa
BY the name Of Oxford, according - the
courles and diFances following. giz.--
Beginning at ! Pond z the northeaHefly
corner Of Waterloo thence north twenty
degices wet, tx mikes and one huadred
and thirty rods, 70 the iouih line q Brfhei;
thence weR, twenty degrees fouth, bonn
ded 81 Bethel, Eve miles azd one bat
thence fouth, t~eatv degrees eatt, f-veu
nliics or thersaborfs, Ia Waterford iine
thence bY the northwardlY Inc of Water
ford 10 the hrit mentioned bonui. And
your Petitioners, As il duty bound, viii
ever pray.
ASA CUMMINGS, f e, I, tt@.f 80,
BANI HASKELL, ctbe rLqatgti9,s
JONATHAN FOLT, } 9Orfocd.
CommonzgeaHb Of Mn0acbHf6tts.
n Senate, Jay 74tn. isog.
ON the Petition Of AIa Czg-
rriaqf, Committee Of The Plantation called
| Oxford, ia tbe county Of York. praying
that faid Plantation, according TO the.
courfes and alliances deicrihsd in faid
! Petition, may lie incorporated into a
Ordered, That the Petitioners
caufe al attetted copy of their faid Petit
| ton, with this Order thereon, 10 BE- pub-
| Lined 10 the Palladium. printed IN Bottom,
| and IN the Portland Gg@rfle, printed by
| II al Icnks, three weeks flcctlhveiy, the
| lat publication TO Be thirty days, IL lcats
before the fecOud Wedacfisy VI the fro.
I fclion Of tho next General Court, that all
! perlons Concerned may theo appear aui
fi-w cauic, (if any they haye) why th<
| prayer Of fad Petition th0ulA not r
| granted. Ssnt d9zyH tcr eoEsarrrEs-,
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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

THE fubfcriber hereby gives notice 10
= all concernedi that having been duly
appointed aininiitrator on the efate OF
M JOSEPH HANCOCK,
late OF Portland, in the county of Cumber-
land. mariner, deceafed has taken upon him
that truR, by giving bond 40 the law d..
reefs: he therefore requeas all perfons who
are Indebted TO faid d1cealed's eaate to
make immediate payment ; and thofr WHO
haye any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame to LEWIS GAY,
-f9niajRrafsr for JaiG EFaie,. or to
NATHANIEL CHAMBEELlN,
Att0rHJ fer tbe baid Gay,
Dafed fan. IS, 1893.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

THE fnhfcriber hereby gives notice to
l. all concerned, that having been duly
appointed Adminifratr,x on the Ehate or
ROBERT H'DONALD,
late Of Portland, in the County Of Cum
berland, mariner, deceafed, has taken
upon Der that truff by giving bond az the
Law directs She therefore reqaefts MI
perlons who are indebted to faid deceafed's
eitate to make immediate payment; and
thole who have any demands thereon TO
exhibit the fame to
FRANCES E'DoNALB.
TanuarT u, 1909.