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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-16
TIE
PUBLIC PRINTING.

w + have piece Of unexpected iutelli-
gence to the public, chat mug give general
iatistacfion. The delegates OF the aGembIv
have appointed committee, TO ensuire into
ms amount Of the. profits of the public nyin,er
An appointment 70 honorable 20 theT,ie3yes
cannon fail of being attended with adyantaee.
to the itate. The committee will difcnver.
that everypo8ibic pfctence has been n,ade
ute of to load this public officer with n.
ipolis OF The trcalury. Lah winter, Mr.. lone
printed as we have already mentioned, two
tnouiard copies of the laws; ana we {,are,j
''iiS III tHen way,2s il he had not been obi.
$50 10 PRINT greater number for this ialsry
II this had been the cafe, there fill cxiAed
iom@ Pretence for paving him for che ajditjo.
hai number OF eight hundred and G.vcutv ca
PIES but, upon enquiry, We find, that che
power OF rhe executive was no. limited n ~.
printing two tilouiand copies; but that tbey
were sn1itlcd to have demanded three ri,o,,.
'@ho SoPieS' II they thought proper. We
Thought that we had proved great deal, when
proving that the public printer was cstravs
gantly overpaid; bat behold il Gomez cur
ol4t the executive council were not autl7orif.,I
10 Pig nm n {ihgis fartbing. Thsv were en-
utied to theie eight hundred and fsves,v 90
pes tor nothing His iaIary covered the wbois
D'lneis; and for nothing The councd ,,,o,I9
nave had them, if thefe eight hundred snJ
evenly dollars had been to come our re e.
own pockets. We RESPECTFULLY rrror,,,,a.i
10 &c confederation Of the prefene cor,r,ittr.
whether t would not be doing inaica =, 49,
90 q to call upon John Guerrapt and
els ailoe,,ates, Tor thefe eight hundreI and
,,sHgnsy collars = they cannot be brongbf
psek agA'n' the ah,mbly have it in their pow
Ct 10 pr "a embargo upon the falaries &c -.
executive council, I'LL the amount fhail be -.
iuroed' Only think Of eating away b COR
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-16

ientu,ents upon ali pubic nleh and pubi;c
naeatures, Regardless of the allurerncnts Of
popular dltinaicn, or of the terrors and ffowns
Ct the proud and powerful, &c prsviaed RE PRES
I6aH continue free
FTeehoiders and electors throughout the
country II is your province and YOUR !olenn
duty to coniderwieh inipartiality and cssiaorr,
the qae'tIons which grow out of the foreao.
ing Investigations, becauie you, and You alone
nave the powerto remedy the evils osswhich
you are warned. nave founded the trumpet
OF truth / have erected temple of public
l9itice, and haze arraigaed member of
S.ongreis at the bar ofthat temple. RaiGands
mute. He fees himielt in the midi of quick.
iant, from which he cannot extricate hinfeIE
ard knows thar every ftruggle for relief will
piuage h'm deeper and deeper. I have warn
ca the freeholdets of this diftri6t, ttyoagh theic
letters, OF the dangers to which they have
been aiiured BY him, IN whom they have con-
iided; and IN whole tatrietiG4, di{cretioA, ny
re, r"Ha9ar, ana Jnqicf, they have committed
the mott valuable rights of focicry, as well as
7he power Of involving, not only the prclent
race OF man, but future ages, in miierv and
iorrow; Whole conduct ] have a,ledoed and
again repeat, has had, and will continue 70
have, certain tendency to involve all our 70
ciai, political, and RELIGIOUS rights, il! one AM;
ver'al wreck of dcluiion, dedication, deRiuc-
ton, and deipair.
FEDERALTST.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-16

[ nc two following articles were wrote about
two months ago. Various circumstances
nave, TIL this time, preven5cd their infer
t'on Indeed we are 70 much incomtnoded
FOR want of room, that W. are obliged to
make perpetual breaches in our pl opofcd fe-
rics OF publication. Mr.. Broufon nuif, If
ne Pleaics, once more accept of this apology.
a complete iniertion, and a falisfaaorv
antwer, he lhall have frit, or !af.
he reader will fec, in theic article, how
much praile has been beRowed before
band apon the members of aiicmbly, and
low very litrie fome of them have de-
terycd IL For the good of the country it
may be hoped that very coufiderable
number of them Will, ar the approaching
election, be Turned adriff1
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TO SUBSCRIBERS


lg, iait weeks paper, it was is,ti,pafed that
.. .I 'TGl"toe[s w.t. III florr time, Be nub-
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be able, IN This day paper, to Law before o,'r
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may moi ieem 70 have been neglcElpd
ihai give very ihort Kcjch OF our ,ro,oc,}
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detail - 4. lulleT
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has been nad- for this paper, exce1lIs ',,4e
far, the limits Of a finglc weekly AeSiy
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or three mouths ago OF the tvr5. ,sabsn-t
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yet Appeared. he maaulcript has Ia i -.
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Oar fubicTioers can hardly have q coo,.c-. -
Of the nature OF rhe atrocious cbaresa
George was given to underaand. thsf nrao
sh'ng' was IN the wind, and he was. eonfcfoAs,
nat ms rotter 1cik was liable TO be overfgt
5y the highteit gale Of imputation. Il i
iomcHme ego linee We promifcd to pfove.
by Duane's own handwriting, that be had
been a partner IN the pilIsge Of the properiv
OF one Of the editors Of Ibis paper. Fer wao,
OF roor, the execution Of his pyonifs bss
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FRESH FLOUR

'iiE Suhicribcf hereby give notes, that fIev
d are now ready 70 make Sales ofFLogR ~
theF oWn manufacture, and arc a!fo cs5rou.
70 FaIehaie H1f4f, C,rH, Flour Ba,reI5, end
2fArsf
SHeh Is may want iuppy of Mai H,n.ar
s ibS;4, and B,e4 are informed tbar 1b s--'.
DC iurnhed az Certain psices during the year. ard
tn''' fer the prsiene qua-,cr, ending the lad of
MARCH the prices VII be for 50 lis. Meal zs.asd
%. and ta' s? los Homjny, gs 3d.
IheY hereby ioiicit all rhofc indebted 20 the,n
20 MAKE payment as fsf poiEiblc, as their ftoa.
non does not enable Shem to grant faeh indu,-
gence rs heretofore.
- Iney nave fin on band large aaortment of
jklsH LINENS, which shey are anxious &c Jif.
THOMAS RUrHERFooRD, & Co
Fsb. gi;lb. 1914. : W
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REFISED CODE.

/ Ma SUBSCRIBERS to the REVISED
CODE ercipe64fuily Informed that the
Of April next.
Fe1rnnry 18th 1902.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-16

Vt ENNY 1OLER Jun. having pu-ckaled Of
L L Us me dsbt due, and owing 70 Tim before h.
became bankrupt, hoie inde5rea viii thereto
ia nu;ice, thar sc nave no farther insss,a in
iald de5ts, and that the f3id Henry Toler. has
trl power and authority to receiycithe larpc. and
gr~ne di'cnsfga, ghoi2 Iadeb,ed 20 the Aee concern
OF Hooper and Tol;s only excepted.
MARCUS ELcAN,
WILLlAM I'EMPI
., AZ gases OF Hooper aad To!sr,
THOMAS HOOPER.
-Ries'noas. jim, orb sos. ru
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-21
NOTICE..
I WILL difpose of the whole Of my Stock Of
DRY GO q ID S

At prefeat upon hand, at cost and charges, upon
liberal credit, where pu6ctuality in payment
nay be relied upon. JAMES WILSON.
~. B. Those who are indebted to the $50
Ecriber, arc informed, If more convenient, TO
make payment in Fredericksburg, than in Alex
andria, viii pleafe TO 90 70, to Mcfsrs. Robert
Coopas and Co. Merchants there and thoie
whole accounts have been long standing, imnle-
diate payment viii DC expected.
oa. IS. dim
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-21
lanes S. SCOfl
TAILOR,
Ha, received bi, Fall aG1rtmeaf q
FANCY GOODS,

Which he will difpois of en- tie NOT reafonaole
terms, by the yard, or make up, on the ihortst
notice TO (ait the rate Of any:
.gaopgf qybic5 are tbeJal!91ui&sg
SUPERFlNE black, blue, drab, claret, Gin
nanoo, bottle green, difercns fhades; light,
dark, and OxFord mixtures slfo, onepiece fnPef.
fine nlilIed French blue, (uitable for cioaks ca.
Aineres, velyets. vevctecns and cords all colors
fancy fgando8ns, Ruitian ditto, fix mo'ekln *
velvet with number of different coloured
coatings and napt frizes, fome Of which are nal
ed;-Aarnels, twiIled and plain, fashionable and
plain buttons, &c. &c.
60 Four good oarneyme@ 2antcd
Immediately.
October II. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-21
Dublit LianDue.
On TUESDAY,,

On TUESDAY,
II o s'eisck, rvN Be ,sldaf tbe gtrdpe Store
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikcy and Apple Brandy in bls.
Sugar in hhdS. iicrees and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
white and brown Soap in boxes.
Mould and dip'd Candles
RaiGns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, sc.
4 variety of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kehcymercs, DufHls,
Plains and Kerfcys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and RuGels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irih Linens, Silcfa do.
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Nov. IL.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-21
lust IMPORTED

jUSl lMFON4 LIZ
from London, and for falc at the fubfcriber's
warehoufe, on King ereet,
soopieces we'll choien printed Callcoes
and Chintzes,
Which they are enabled to offer mutually low Tor
cath, or on flort credit.
A5o-Cambrick Mullins, faihiona-
We sibbands and fix lhawls.
Richd. Veitch and Co.
OF. 81. d3w
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CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
1t fhall be printed on a fuPerfue woye paper,
with an elegant new type.
The price 10 lubfcribers will be Tqvo Dol!ars
per vol in boards, or Tquo D0tlars and Fifty
Gents, Handsomely bound and lettered.
To shofe who iublcribe for feyeral copies, a diff
count will be made, proportiened to tae NUM-
Der fablcribed tor.
THE advantage of having this Book print
ed on large tyne and the fame time, IN portable and
convenient volumes appears 10 evident that the eneou-
ragement nccefary TO warrant an undertaking otiueh
magnitude, is confidently expected, portable volume
would often be taken up, IN moment OF eiiure, when
the ize OF large, unweIdy folio, would operate as an
apology for leaving it unopened, i'll this way ima por-
ons Of time would be prodrably employed which might
otherwife be totally iot. In large families Bible III
volumes aording an opportunity for fevera to read 1t
once may fametnes be peculiarly couvenient ieems
peranous 20 add mach this ubjcS-ulice it to lay
that no reaonable expence orpaus has be ipafed 70
render this edition Of the Holy scriptures both crrect
and elzganr.
The above work in prels and will be hniihed aDoas
the end ffhe prefent year.
~ Subscriptions received by +.
and 7. Gray, King areet, where fpe-
cimen Of the paper and printing may
be leen.
Nov. TO
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-21

IiQrty D0ltGrS ReW1fd.
EANAWAY from rhe subscriber on the 1eth
October last, negro man slave named
B O B,
'''ut 20 years of age, FIVE feet nine inches high,
~.lght hmbcd and we'll formed said slave hath
= mpediment in his speech which prevents has
s'0iy replying TO question. Is commonly
wars Earrings. He took with hini variety OF
s''d cl0athing, description of which IS unneces.
~, as il is probable he haschanged them. he
sSOesn frequently seen about town since be 40.
N1oaec, andin all probability is now sseretsd ny
=. mother. Winney Brown, formerly the slave
ar. JoHH MUIR. late of this town, but now
= % be free. The above reward viii be paid
Securing sad Negro BOB, in any gnai, and
ulner reward of TEN CoLLAas for the dis
Wy of those who have been accessory to bis
'ssealnens.
u saP'aln's Of vessels, SC. are forwaFDed at
8 FTIl, not TO take him away.
& \ ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-21
BACON,

JAMES BACON,
II biz Store on Xsg- Strtef, asit6ia Ons aso' Of
Wa@iagfoa,streef. basJ99 recfivrd, gaaSH-
y sfqOtN eDortrd
PATENT SHOT,
which, with general assortmenrof Teas, Sugars,
Coff.e, Vines, Brandy, Spirits, and generally e.
very other article in the grocery line, he offers
for sale on the most moderate terms.
Ga. Is. d
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

he fubicriber hereby gives notice 10
4 all concerned, that having been duly
appointed Adminif a,riz ou the Eftate III
WINTHROP TRUE,
late OF Norfsyarm0ub, ~ the county Of
Cumberland, yeoman, d .ceafed, has takea
upon ner that trutt by giving bona as the
Law directs She therefore rtquels all
portions who are indebted TO fad drcealsd's
eitate to make immediate payment apd
thoft who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the fame to MARY TRUE.
Dated SANITARY II, I 8os.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
AARON. AUSTIN.

Has fer (aLs al ki5 Store ia JForerstrcet,
head Of Iesrabam's Wbarf
a ConRant iupply Of Live ceeie, Sea-Fowl
"A RufIia, AID Lilbon FEATHERS.
Alto, now on hand,
A few Bales RUSSIA DOWN, of the fri
quality.
American and Englifh Cotea BEDTICK-
ING, of different kinds.
BEDS made and filed a, the fhorteff notice
MATTRESSES of all kinds ready MADE.
ALSO.
SPANISH INDIGO.
Mr.. The above ahortment.of Feathers are
warranted of the FRA quality, and will be
sod as cheap as can be puTchsfc5 in Bo1scn.
fsrflass, Oa, ~. .5fn1
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
16rograpbg.
Mr.. BENJAMIN LEAR.

on Friday, the 18th Dee. died at
Sycamore Geek, Mr.. Benjamin Lear,
aged 81, and was inferred, the follow
ing day, on lis own land.
1t is prelumed no man ever died
within the limits Of Portfmouth, who
deierved the name Of hermit, more than
Mr.. Lear.
The farm on which be lived, and
which he owned, was Of fuaicient ex.
tent and fertility 10 have fuppousd a
large family bat he had long imbibed
the idea thar he lhould live to need and
fpend the whole.
For more than twenty wears be dwelt
entirely alone in a nat, which fcarcelv
any one would have deemed decent
for barn. He made his own gar.
nents which were in falhon peculiar
to hinfelf He tilled bis land, MIXED
his cows, and made his butter and che-fe.
bot fublifed principally upon potatoes
and mix. Owing no doubt 10 his
fimplc and temperate mode of living. be
exhibited at the age Of eighty two, a
face, freer from wrinkles, thar is geney.
ally feen in thoie OF fifty.
He always fpokc Of The towr, where
he made hS appearance once or twice
a year, under the name of the Bank
His mother lived TO be more than
an hundred years Of age. When he
was Io2, fome people vitted her on a
certain day, and, while they were with
her, the bel was heard to toll for fu.
neral The old lady burf out in
tears and faid. /" when viii the bell toll
for me? II lrens to me that the bell
will never tool for me. | am afraid
that I fhali never die"
Nj. Lear. although repeatedly invir.
ed and urged torepair TO fome of the
.neighaors to fpena the winter, where he
might be comfortable, absolutely de-
clined, alledgirg that he had every
thing he wanted. He would not luf-
any one TO fpend night in his houfe.
TO take care of him during his lat illneis.
For lsversl weeks before his death he
was in a feeble fare Of health, bur with
thofe comfortable accommodations,
which were abundanily in his power, be
might perhaps have lived to the age CT
his mother
On Thurfjay night, lar week, The
cold was 70 extreme that the mercury
fell, in Farenheit's thermometer, TO four
degrees below nought In the evening
be was 70 wei as to be laying out bis
brfinefs for the eafcing FIRING, bat in
the morning, ne was unable TO rife. He
had his fenfes but Coon expired. AL.
moh any one elf- would in hniliar cir
cumaances, have been totally f ozen be-
fore. morning. According to his ulual
ou.tom, he was without a lhirt to bis
back, but was clad in an old cloth
garb and biz only covering for The niehi
behdes, was hnall ragged blanket,
and his bed was a parcel of ftraw
He was of an innonenGve difpoGtion
towards bis fellow creatures, bat with
the means in his hands, he denied him.
ielf almoft every comfort Of life.
The place Of his abode has ofJea been
vilited out of curioiity. The waters of
Sagsmamore creek, irregular hills and
vallies, decent orchard, an inteivale
for tillage, towering pines, ana craggy
rocks, appear in variegatcd due6ions
from the antient, lowly cot, which forms
the hermitage, and exhibits romantic
icene.
'The ansicnt name of Portfmoath was
Strawberry Bank.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

NOTICE is ,F.by given, tlfst the fa5s
~ fcribsr has hsea appointed Afhenee
or the Eh7te ard Easas Of
OLIVER DUNNEI,
Of Port.a7 ], Ia the Dittritt Of Maine,
Trader a Ba1kru pt All perfons in
debted To the laid Dunnel, are rsqueit-
sd 10 make immediate payment and all
thofe who have any Of his Effects, are re-
quired 70 deliver the fame TO
NATHAN KIE5MAN, AggHse.
DARED I1fh Janaa-t, 1895.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Cred
IN itors of
ABRAHAM WALDRON,
late of Portland, that a further time Of
FIVE months from the dat. hereof, i allow
ei by the Judge. for them I'd bring IN their
claims The Commit oncrs inform that
they will attend that iervice on the Iat
NJ onday Of this and the iecond Monday
of the four following months, xoun two to
five O'Clock P. NJ on each day, al the
fore of NEAL & FLETcHER, Fiji frset,
Portland. JAMES NEAL ! Commit
Frye P00R, f5gerJ.
Jan. Il, 1898.
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Conditions Of Tte Gs5ettr.

The price ofthis CAzErrE 10 lrbfcrib--s iz,
town, who receive their papers BY the car
riers, is TWO DOLLARS per ansrm.-sr DIFF.
taht fn0fcribers who have their. papers fealel
fngly will ALTO pay two dollars, erelulive e.
ponag-.
snbieribers in tie country, WAC rse.iv-.
'ae'r papers at the ofice or BY pom. wiz
pay Chs DorLAK AND FIFTy CHSrs, errlu.
five Of poazg-.
Ct Country fubfcribers are expected e
pay punctually every year-And Town fa5-
icrIbers Whenever their bills are prefcntcd
The great expence which has attended the
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viii induce all it. friends to yield cheerful
compliance to the above liberal terms
Tsofc who have bills cf feveral:years Rsuding
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TO LET.

.HALF a two tory Dwt LLING.HousE
l. l. very convenient for FINAL family
Situated in apIeaiant part of the town.
For further particulars, inquire at this
Oihce. Ja7.I7.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

.THOMAS CLARK, at his.
4 B)oktore, rear the head &c Fin
freet, Poriland-Keeps conttantly for faie
well ah0rted and latke collection OF
BOOKS,
In every hraach of Literature.
Agvneral aaJrtment Of B,Des, ali fiz Is.
FeRlmcnts Di1ionarie-,
Wesfer'5 ii. I'D, aod sd parts.
Maine Spelling Book,
American Preceptor,
Ladies hcc'dence; Child's COMPANION,
Morf1's Univerfal Geography,
D1vight's Geography.
Nichols, Pixies * WaIfh's Arithmetics
Art OF Reading, & &c.
Alto, a general ali6Ftmrnt Of ACcoOGr
Books.
Record a1d Memorandum Books,
Muic Books Of all kinds,
Playing Cards,
Back aud Rea InEpowder,
Writing and Cyphering Books.
Likewife, coppIyat aGoriment Of SEA.
MEMS BooKsand Articles-Arrone which
are, New American Practical Navigator /:
American Coa6Pilot Ship MaRer', Ar
ftsnt, &c. &c.-Ida.iey's Onadrants, diff
ferent prices Gunter's Scales and Dfyid-
crs Quarter Waggoners and an ai1ost-
ment OF CARTS.
Likewiie, Z Pleaing afioTtment of
|APANNED WARE,
conaGiue Of Tea Trays, al izes (; knife
Trays Bread Baikcts, sc. &C.
Almanacks and RegilterS,
for So,.
o.. Cain given for RAGS.
Jan ", 1888 [3m.)
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

NE fnhfcriber hereby gives notice to
i all concerned, that having bren duly
appointed Adminiftratrix on the Elate Of
ROBERT MCDONALD,
late of Portland, in the county Of Cum
o1rland, mariner, decesled, has taken
aPon her that trua by giving bond as the
Law directs She therefore rtqueits ali
perions who Sre indebted to fa;d deceafcd's
eitate 70 make immediate paymeut; and
thofr who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the fame 10
FRANCES M'D0NALB.
Dated T1nuary a, 1909.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

ny a Court Of Conaog Pas f6r
Couny IF Com5srland 5sgm and b0ldcs
al Nssgkuc5qsr quitbia and t5y. tie fad
Coaaty' "a The MD Ta5Jdy 9r otqsier.
II D. 1902.
ON the Petition of Samuel M.
Thaysr, merchant, and HanEah biz
wife " her right, Mcaitable Cs.rf, auf
Rr5ecca I. Caief, fngle women, an Of
Bolton, ~ the Gounty Of Suffolk, ihewiny
That they are ieIzeC In fee 6mnie Of
hrre itvcnth rartc OF the foIowing ttacts
X Land n Cape EhEaheth IN tie County
pt Cumberland, atoi sfdit the frf trase
beginning on the fc1th lide of the road
opPphte ire hOCfe now occupisd bv gaua-
ucd Gales, Etq- aud AZ ms Rorthea1 corrcx
Fof fad Samue! Callers Land. thence ea1-
-riy by the road eiGhieen rods, thsac.
running i0uth-trr-n fhe TWO afurSlaA
pounds 10 tn CteJsl;--the icc0lJ, COZ.
tanning about thirty two acres on TIE
north hte Of thc ffd road and honle.
beginning al the nOfIbeaf cofaer Of the
AID SamuePs laad by tse maia road lead
1g ~ Portland, thence north two degrees
w0H Fifty two and half rods, thence RIM
.f+'H AAA~ AA-Att WIKI ~ ttltA I'LL NNlIEt1frf m
fof BeGjamin jordan, and bring The fan.e
Add that was fer OF 10 the heirs OF Jofept
Caet, late OF Milton ;--and that Iofeph
Calef Of faid Caps E izabeth, Woman.
With others tU them plkacwH, art fciTed
Of the other undivided parts cf fad lard-
tud therefore praying ttat warrant niphr
nc ifiued, according to the Law IN fnch
tcaies made and proy,ded, 20 FIVE or three
iufflcieut and indifferent freeholders, to
make Partition Of The prem fes, and 10 let
ct their thTsc isyenth parts 10 ihsm in
Ifeveralty.-
Ordered, thar the Petition
ers caufe the ftveral perlons iatereGcd
10 faid Eaate, and living within the Stale.
Tor the Attorneys Of fucb as are aSftnr
and have Attorneys reiding within the
State, to be duly notified cffaii petition.
BY ferving them p-rforalIy with \ cory
thereof orleaving copy al their dWti-
ling.honfe or lae place ofabode, or 5y IN
fcr,ing the fubaaRce of the fame three
weeks fucceeivsly 10 .fsnks' Portland Gos-
cite, that they may have opportunity 10
make their exceptions 10 this Court, On the
third Tueiday Of FEBRUARY next, ID their
granting the fame.
AtteR. SAMUEL FREEMAN. Cleyk.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

NOTICE. is hereby given, that the fnb-
IN icrib-r has been dUiy appointed Ad-
:Alnillratrix On the Etaie al
WILLIAM KIRKPATRICK,
ate of Wayren, IL the county Of Lincoln,
woman, deceafed; and has undertaken
that rrult By giving bond as the Law d.
reefs ALI eerio1s therefore having de-
mants agaiUt the Efate Of faid dect aied
are defired ID exhibit the fame for f1ttle-
ment and all indebted 10 faid Etate are
re1nefed 10 make immediate paynent to
ELIzABBrH KIRKPATRICK, I'd
WarreH, FAR. 8, 1905. nliaPyatrix.
THE iubtcriber hereby gives notice L
I all concerned, that having been duly
appointed Administrator on the eEtate Of
JOSEPH CkOSS,.
late of Portland, in the county os Curlber :
ldnd, Trader, deceafed, he has taken upon
him that trua, and given bond as the law
directs: He therefore requeas all perfons
who are Indebted to iaid deceaied's eftate
70 make Immediate payment: and thofr
who have any demands thereon TO exhibit
the fame, to RALPH CROSS.
Portland, Dec. AZ, I9os.