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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-02
RICHMOND MILLS.

SWiI4E fdbleriber hereby informs the public,
u that a. length. after niuch troaele and ex-
pence, b. has nearly completed one Of his Nails
Oh the ..5Youel River C4a4i in which there gre
Two pair of Burr itones for manufacturing
WHGAa. and two. pair OF Cologne itcnes nos
ready TO grind COR M .
4 hat the ipconyeniencs which might 7Tiie from
'Gelaya and difference OF rcsfures r,sy Re avoides!
corn viii lie received 5niy by 'se S,ht, al fi,l
pounds 10 tac buihsI and iupply OF MEa ard
t}OAiIiNY viii always he kept reaoy 10 give 10
txcharse, AZ the rate Of eigh:y hye pcont's o.
Neal, or ninetysw2 poppos OF fiominy srons
hundred pounds Of l,osn
After thy ,tt, Of .eicht b. cleaning, and eva
portion in grin,iiyg is ;duIed ti,s toll o., Ne
val be oaly abort nne ien:h. aud o. ffcps;aY onS
t4entietb 1t VIII, therefore, &c nsch q ne ~
tcret oftb3ic VINO keep hories, 10 bAvl al tdvis
Corn ground
As tnr fubicriber IS now pFori& ( in sr@
Screen Tor the pnrpoie ef cleaning los 1ru cH.c-
,uailv before Il is 2rauu1. a2A IS Ia zeal vi
be made frenl 80 beit Cora on!y, AID noit bus
iuch as is Irierthant1blr vii * received, IL tosc
that general sari.iaS.ion vii D. e{yea.,
THOMAS RJTHERFGQR
a. B The deGy{tion Tor Stoteass ana &hfinS
age on Corn. dcpc4rea 10 BE- excbaaged for NEeas
Az ffoihy, viii be a,jte is t,ocers.te poasl~
TahNagy i, 1909.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-02
Richn1ol,d 49, .. = -

NieAHioa'o5 / VIZ Dec, ZS, oQ2.
Ae foregoing order relates 10 circumstances
iof vary great importance, no5 only e bf
I y a!ted States, bat 20 ali the parties 4 has
cott me great deal % trouble, mach gxosnca
anu Perona inconvenience to b,;rpr rho r.fs
even 20 this fate.
lone OF the defendants t9vs fuh{tituted
eaia.any niteAd Of sPplufc, abufs in!lczd u
franks, and avaricious CUPID g IL ttead OF trrb
and iuftice.
Man perfors w}o viii fec his publication.
g'A andedtand wbss ere the .rpotes 20 wr;ca
fhr puriuit viii be extended, arnose t,eie
1here are tofne who viii Defccive ,ha, ,be;~
ntercitS or Characters VIII be not f,-],. ,.s,,
1eaTiy ap2roachcj, Dot enGlaaeted, an! nix
hey may not hereafter plead (lirpriil. the re-
gong order viii D. 7uJanse! in !cvcral ,tb..-
papers, .u different places.
/ he peFton who was moG con-,icuo,,s "a,
ahc'e trania-slons has 5-co io6g dead Their.
"ei-, ana 21e, 'ad~p4uaTs &.ho tourd il cx-
lcdieat, N a5d(r g itlcce.l in their own.de
tgn., ilog onty = draw 4ef svsr The tjg1~i,,
and ifuPcTtsnt lcreices which 10 sen@eisd -,
ms conntTy, bat alto to iirgiUer ;he veo, re-
c2ection q ihepl, BY i.iis1ood ard in,soRn,sl
he vas dear 30 me. 9,ys TO .hss. d .rnor,.s
indication, and though il has been Ion o de
iayed, a has never been torge.tei9 E51fa
me foioWu,g ie.;cT5 written % bin. ~ oepe,
AZ tTreeDa, 10 she elowine wafmsA .. mud,
and gr4Itade, wi. eitab!dh more tban ca.ld
be done at this time, By the publication or !
'v'iome, hall prcient be content With the
io'p'ed'ons which II Cannot tail to make.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

s MANY gentlemen refding IN itaJes north
W. of this iIaveaddreFcd letters GO as, tcfend
them the Recorder; ard rcqueifed we would
name any perfon inPhilade| pi,ia,or New Ge.k,
wherethey could iend their f1bicrjption mo-
ney. We take this-opportunity OF intpripipg
she pablic, that Mr.. Lewis. paper-maker, at
Phiiadelphia, viii receive any fubicr;ptiors
ient forthe Recorder, and Mr.. Coegnan, prin-
er of the New York Herald, at New York.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-02

was widow and cxecutrx of Nathaniel
Greene, deed and who rtceie Il, fEe ,late
OF Georgia; Edward Rutltdgc, a citize.
OF the itare Of South Caroiina, Tetcmial,
Wentworth, citiIen ,f The Fare Of Con
reeticot, VII en- i,ii Rut,cdge aud Wads
Worth, are executors Of tie laiti Ma, halliel
Greene, dece'd. James Warrington, a CT
t.zen of the fate of South Carolina, Who IS
agent and Teprefentative Of fIarris and
biaS&tord, late merchants or (7harlsftown
in South carolina; Ebenezci Iohn Collect,
OF the kingdom OF Great Britain, (nrvivine
partner OF Ncwcornb and C9llcet; Williar3
Barise5t, Of the itateof New leriey, heira-
law and representative Of Irabol Eurdett
decd. iohi. M'Qnecn, who reiides IN F,r,c
part OF the kingdom OF Spain. David
Campbell, ana William M'EVhann, c;t;-
Gems nj the fate of South Carolina. or
Georgia, administrators, &c. of patr;ct
Csrnes, decd and Iohn Steel, eie. :tizer;
OF the itate OF penniyivani4,an3 c6notreller
OF til- tfcaiurY Of t.l@ United 8gates
Defendants.
On motion of he plaintiff, it is ordered.
thafone Of sbe conmiiiaers of ehis court
do examine, fare, and icttle al! matters and
acnoun.s between the parties ia hi, caute, add
make report thereof no thg court, iaginr gvch
matter pecially, that either party may REQUIRE
o. he may think ft.
a Copy ere,
WILLIAM MARSHALL, OK.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-02

NJ NY gsnflenen, when fubfcFihing to
this paper, have enqnlecd for con2ie1e !et5 Of
the Reccrder. Thele are not 10 be had
BUT lhis iittie publication viii, IN fJ,pe nea-
lurc, GipPly the want Of tben. BciidcS the
feyen letters TO Jones, the lat OF which has
rung through every ifate, aad every lecond
newspaper in tbs union, the cotiect,ou COR
rains many other articles. Among lhcia are,
DsftHce If l3aron Burl-l,2r. &an2et Coje-
nan, No. Dsfuesef Iimofh7 Pieteriag--
II htfi' mors a5auf republican ose9aony-- with
d variety Of imall pieces.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-02
C01'7s.J6oaer's Office,
Richmond, Dec. Goth

kichglond, Dec. Goth, 1902
tfIS parties concerted, are defrcd T., take
""F'ce' thar cave appointed Tuciday, the
~! ,i4y OF febsuary-n ext lor ca.ry.ag iatn
efteet tie witnin decretal order, upor which,
day 1he,f attendance IS required ar nv ofE;ce,
with copies OF the co9ftpapefs, aad their
counts ready for examination and f-rr} a,gle,,f
WIN. Hay, NJ. c.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-02
Heal- 2!sa'ters, Det. 1912.
Dear Sir,

The. comfortable condition in WHICH von
aaVc pat the armg from the large .r,pt3y IT
0Iankets s7d clothing funihed it, eiainls nv
Par'ieuiar ac&n7owiecgments; for aIshoegh /
eEPcct the P"olic wiil make you 5ealonabe
compensation, yet a. YOU were Che only per
ION who had nc will and the means 10 Icrgs
rs, our obligation Is equally great. am
happy % mad that mott, il Do III cur cHicers,
are 'ikeiy 20 gc1 iiDplie5 Of clothing thf,urh
your ageocy. ca. Darlington, Wao i. a.
pointed 20 make the contrasts for the fubff
teii.e q ere ioaiaern army alfo informs me
7"oT hoJ!- DaYe i IN rontcnplaaoato snoag.
a. t'..s hlEEe!. Croatat III a4y gt5. i.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-02
50 DOLLARS REWARD.

J z ~ away froT the Suhlcse-r 80 shis Ct, y ia
i , nay tAh, a Negro r,sn, ra,ned
,DAILOR
! Nsea COMPLEXION, aaor, T,vscyy-S'x o., Seven
e~fs e'c,abeu Fi,s Fse, Seser az E.is,i. For.
'ue'iy 'cpsei TO the ehar- 9: ilcoPse sud ToLsR.
AS Sse-sea st the Blaskfrpith's rrade. ~ ss puy
chsled n Puoi,o Sale, III Sp5f2.
W n Ter iycutes the fsid Negro snd io1 .ea him
N 's'thtnf Civ ihai have the sbocc vyrd e,
sppf'ng 90 ~ ..a,n V,..,her.
THOMAS MOORE.
oAo5tr 5fb, 80. ,f
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-02
BURR MILL STONE
MNNUF-ACT(3rv

- =
''TSHE fIbicrber takes tins mode of return
- inshiS than.s 10 bis for,ner satrc,s, and
int95'a & The p,;5i;c II, genera!, ,,at he has ty
'csi're OF his tsiahdS} fe-cot.aacncsti The
M ANUF ACTU2INts Of BURR Mil
: - NAS, and having furniGlcd hin,ielf with
. inppig Of fas belt materials, and hiyine. ad
iiNreea years cTperieHce .lt Si,e huiinef IN Bal
tir1ore, Petersburg, and Richmond, hopes 70
De able to give fatisfiction 10 his employers.
The Zones be viii warrAnr 70 be as GOOD
rs ar n the Jnttei States
Any oldqss lsft with Capt. W1ILtAm
PnNNocK, Norfolk, Capt WiLI1AM
Z HAMsERs, .Stapnton; Mr. WtLLIAag Il Az,
Wythe County; or Mr. RoaERr MooRs,
Petersburg, ihaiI be duly attended t., and
country produce received IN payment at the
ctdtonary prices.
&T TWO hPPREN TICES win be "a
ken 70 the above buGnefs, and ihore tirfe re-
CURED,
.....~,.- WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Eftbnaaa, Jan. rob a8o3. Gtf}
y; B, for fale, RI f3SJ'EB At P ARLS,
| itonc or ground, for the Improvement of
i@i'c, v7fti'ditections for the tifc thereof.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-02
NOTICE.

r 7EiE fahFcribers hereby give noyiee. that fhr
u are dshroae to purch4ie Wheat, ora, F!cor
Barrels aud Stases, and that they are now ready
10 oontraGt 70 fugniih Meal, Hoaiiny, Ship 3nif
AMI Braa.at certain prices for ths yeaf, AID TIA,
for the preienf qIar,er ending the lla Of March
the rrices WI! be for 50 ms q Meel SIS cd an5
for 90 Ibs. Boh,iny, IS. Sd.
They he4s5y fo.icit all tfsoie inaebte6 to hem,
10 make payment fan $ pofibie, their f;.ua-
ton does not enable them grant iuch nju ge.cs
as beresofore.
T'hey have 10 aiIfon hand a large alortiheot d
IeIST LINE Ms, which they are anxious % Iii
poie Of. M
THOS. RUTHERFORD, & Co
Jdnaery 1893. & 1t. =,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-02
CITY OF RICHMOND,
n C5mlY0n Hal, faa. I7tb 1909.

n C3uup0R Hat, 'faa. l7tb 1909
NTTHEREAS tie prefept funds of the cor
poration are nor adequate to the ex-
pence Of erecting q WOKKHOUSE for the
city, which would combine within itleii' al
the conveniencies whicha veil regulated in2i
tuition Of this kind would require; having a re-
gard GO the future population Of this city, vet
it IS viii and expedient that the funds now
defined for this lreful nfttution fhould be
laid ont in l0ch manner as to antvcr the
pfclent purpofes Of the corporation, and 10
admit f,.cli future additions as the encreaiine
population may require. Your Committee,
therefore, peg leave to recommend il 10 the
confederation Of the Common Hal, to call il
the aid Of thof2 who have experience OF fucb
inftitutions, and to offer premium for the
bea plan Of a WcrkhOufe, Which "iii be 10
contriyed IS to admit Of being erected in paris,
as the funds Of Che corporation viii fron time
TO time afford.
Re5lf1ed, therefore, tbaf thc committee arr
pointed 70 prepare plan Of a Workbouio be
dlftHarged from fursher proceeding therein,
And that the Mayor be requeifed 70 give no
tlce IA the newspapers, or othcrwifc, thar she
fun Of dirty dollars viii be given by the cor
poratiou, as a premium to the perfon who
thaii produce 60 the Hall, on the ihird
Noh3ay ii February next, the beH plan Of a
WorkhouIe, cofh7tcted as above mentioned,
and to be approved 81 ~ the Han, ci}imatiag
the coz ot tour tbeufanj dollars
Copy
TT.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

ncf;herly part of the town, IA a new
ltore which food on the ahes OF
building continued At the great FIRE il
that vicinity about year fnce. a
carpenters lhop, Inns aore and barn
were confirmed.
On Monday, near midnight. he eyy,
and ringing Of bells, again fummoned
our citizens 10 another conhAgration,
witch began in a hay Rore containing
about 80 bundles hay, belonging to 10
fab Balchelder, Efq. of Chelie, or in
a joiner'S loft over IT, belonging 70 Mr.
John Hoo,cn, al WinneGnmt ferry,
adjoining tbs Old Navy Ya'd.-The
flames imne diateiy communicated 10.
AVID dr0royed, with tie principal part
OF The conten,s, the largetwo R0ry ltore
belonging to the United States, ana the
timber iheds adjoining, and 10 a dwell
ing houfe, owned by NJ. Hooten. and
occupied BY Mr.. Llboey, Mrs. Edwards,
Mr.. Hayden, and Mr., Hall. who loR
the principal part Of thsir effects.
% Tuefd4y moraiug, an evident ir-en
diary attempt on lhed improved by MelT.
Starr & Wafhburn, gragers, and ituatrd
on wharf near Parions', was leafonably
detected.
Since Jan.t, 1907, fxty-din buildings
ard two veiiels have been dearoyed ID this
town"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
Abner Rogers.

UNIFORMS bis friends and culomers,
A that he has fo+ falr, at his Acre No. 10,
Flb Rrset, Portland, yearly oppo!ite the
Maine Bank, handfome ah1rtment of
Gold and Silver Watches,
CHAINS, KEYs, SEALS, &c.
as cheap as can be had il Hofon-And be-
Jog dehrous Of turning his attention to the
CLOCK AND WATcR MAKiSC BgsiNEgs,
offers for flle his STOCK IN TRADE
(at the irG cof) committing az broadcIoths,
Calimeres, C4Lcoes, Shallooas, Durlnts,
Dim;ies, aud variety Of other articles,
with good afortmeot Of HARDWARE
GooDs.
o. Warranted good day Clocks,
and TiMEPlEcEs, may be had at ihort
notice.
a. Wanted TO hire, a JoUREEYMAN
that is workman al Repairing Watches.
One with approved recommendations, may
End good encouragement, by applying as
above. ~ DO. ~, 1908
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
Walter Hatch,

M OA MO llfS CulLOlilCIS dlA0
others, that he now carries on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all rs branches, at has ihop next door 20 the
Bzae5 Of Craps, Fore fresf--where every atten-
ZION viii be paid to all who may favor him
with their commands, and the fmallea favor5
gratefully acknowledged
At the above fhop-A few
pieces OF helt fuperhne black, blue and mixed
BROADCLOTHS and CASSIMERES, Lately
received.
ALTO, in fore, on Titcomb's
Wharf, and for fale, quantity Of S. Georges
LlME, and GRIND5rONES, warranted Of
the frh quality.
N. B. All perfons having de-
n,ands, arc rtqreaed to call and receive their
dues and ali Indebted, are called upon to
make immediate paymeat.
Portland, jim. "A, 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
WEDNESDAY. Ian. 10.

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10.
Silas Lee and Others had leave to
bring in bill.
The Secretary delivered the following
Meaage from the G ,vernor
Gentleman Of tie Senate, and
Csasisazen Of TIE H9sie # Rebref rtsti9ss,
AgreeabiY 10 your reiove Of the 2,d Of
June, | have directed the Secretary 70 lay
before you the fatemsats waich | have
mott recently received from the Maf'achu-
ie,ts, Nantucket, Merrimack, Portland,
and Elk Banks, of their respective capital
focks, of the debts due 10 them, of the
monies de2oitsd in them, their notes ia
circ ulation, aud cath on had. The U0i.
on Bank is not dire4ed by law to make 4
return, unlefs fpecjaly required. No re-
turns have been received from the G.ou-
cefer, Maine. Beverly, or Lincoln aud
ken1ebsc Backs.
Tcc Secretary viii ALTO deliver you the
annual returns Of the Militia of this State,
which | have received from the hdutant
General-aifo, the Quarter Mater Gen
eraPs retura Of The Ordnance aud Military
Stores, the property Of this Common
wealth.
have received letter from Mr. Ro-
masne, who is employed to inltrua the IN
dams Of Peno5icot and PalIlnaqu0ddy,
r-qIctins, that the compensation allowed
him by goFernment may De increaled =
lac Secretary viii lay the letter befort
you, and | have no doubt but you vii
con6der his application " tn as much ia.
yor a if be had known the proper mode
Cfa6aTeliing ii. CALEB STRONG
CH.4rH CHAMBER, Jan 70, SO3
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
90 Reauers auu CurrcfpoaSsnts.

/" 4 nell eOi6.r q tbs eours IF Tc,k," is re
ceived. he extreme length Of this commu
ncatiun prevents our giving it entire ia one
paper But We will endeavof 10 accommodate
our correspondent by giving il in fdch portions
as our limits viii afford.
The allegoticaI production of Siren CyosE
sy " is inferred this day. It will be read with
pIeaiure by thole who comprehend its alIa-
iiuns
Ton Paia.-We have now on our files fcveral
produ aio1s on this man, from our attentive
corrdpondcns. They are thanked for their
good Intentions but we apprehend they are
befowing too much attention on this unfor.
tunatc and defpifcd Object who lhou'd ex-
cite more OF the piry than enmity, Of liberal
minds. His momtntary Importance is to Dc
attributed too much TO the notice beloved en-
him ny bis oPpolers. We hope this cTcum-
ltance viii be cor1dered and that he will ne
further meutionee by our Correspondents
except by way Of ridiou'e, or to iI'uar4te The
conduit Of his parons, who already find il ne
cea4ry to affect a cooInefs towards hir.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
New Singing Book,
FOR SINGING SCHOOLS.

JyF flJ55:d, price One Ds2ar j;qgA, and 10 DIX
PER da=m, and Jor (sLe az
Thomas CLARK'S BoOkftore,
Near TIE dead Of Fgg frset, Portland,
ENTITLED,
columbian and European Har-
= mony or, The Bridgewater Collection.
Of Sacred Mulio.--By Bartholomew Brown,
A. NJ. and others.
AS his collection is intended altogether
for congregational uf-, no tunes are inherit
ed but fuch as are luited tofome mcclure
of iacred verfe. The character Of the nu-
fic is iGch, Il is believed, as 20 accommo-
date all tates. A comfortable proportion
Of the work was never before pubhhed 10
this country, aud Is the production OF the
Breateft European mafcrs, ancient ana
modern The compneTs have endcavored
ID adap; il to all the variety of time, KY
and msaiure, now in ufe.
II is hoped that this attempt 10 amend
and corre6t the taae of our country viii
meet with encouragement from every
amateur at this enchanting art.
The above work has been carefully pc
ruled by gentlemen thoroughly FILLED in
muic, who have pronounced to be wot :
thy the attention of the public.
fqu "A.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

No foreign arrivals fncc our laf.
Frem Bar61do-s Ne7. 79--Capt. Coltard'
brig kennebec, from Hailowell, arrived at
BAt BADGES, after paHage Of 43 days-to fail
IN few days Tor CAarleaon, s 9 ALTO ar
rived brig Edward, capt. Mansfield, fronf
ChaFeRon, $. c. Al days-was difmafcd IN
lat. I5 long 58--arrivcc under jury ma(ts.-
Lumber and provihons low.
The CIariilA, capt Prentils, has arrived at
Wilmington. The Mercury. M'Curdy, VIII
oadett, has arrived at Norfolk
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
|. Ricllardfon.

HAS FOR SALE, ut Riebay5ysA's Jv1uyf.
20 Hhds. Trinidad Sugar,
is Bales Upland Cotton,
lSe Barrels No. Beef,
loc Caiks Raihns,
A. Chefs Hyfsn, EIyfon ISin,
Souchong Bohea, and Congo} 1As
50 Bags Coffee,
Ravens Duck.
Boxes z hy 2 Window Glals.
Cordagc Sveedcs Iron.
Nail Plates, iron Hoops,
Cz1<s Rice.
J ar, Pitch, and RoGn.
Bone & NEEDING Pork.
ALSO,
treih ai1ortment India Cotfons.
fgz. "A.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
A Bargain.

FOR SALE, a Lot of LAND,
= ia Falmouth, about 10 acres, wei!
watered and wooded, Of an excellen: foil,
and capable Of being made one of the bsF
Farms in falmouth. Ii lies with a gradual
defceot from II. E. to S. w. on the main
road that leads from Portland over Pre-
fumfcut lower bridge, through Scataqua
to Gray. and about 2 miles from Port
Isnd. a faw mill and griR mill within
two miles Of faid Farm.-For Cain or ap.
proved Notes.
For further particulars, inquire Of JOHN
M'LELLAN, in Portland, or CHRIS TO-
PIER GREAVES, ia Falmouth.
Jan. ~.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
SAILS At auaEah.
On Wednefdav next. :

Vii W LIN AStdV IlNAtg
Will be fold at the Auaion Room ia F5gG,ssis
the following articles
SATINS, Modes, Tiffanies,
Black Silk HandkerchiefS,
Caiicoes,
Black and white Mulins,
Cambrics, Shawls,
Worried and Cotton Hofe,
Mems and Ladies' Hole,
Laces, Vet Patterns,
Ladies Kid Shoes,
Thread, Fringes, sc. &c.
EDWARD OXNARD, Aa8igr-er.
Portland. Jan a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

A Stray COW and CALF,
CsAME to an enclofure in this town, on
~ the Aft inf. The owner nav have
them again by proving property aUc paying
charges. Inquire al shs Cazstts O.iice.
JAZZ 1t,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
Ca&e Eotice.
GALL ON HUMANITY.

THE Han. 1oHS L1Noooa, Ejq and
othsrs, a Committee Of HE unfortunate
ferJ6as qvbo /l6s,ed ~ tie late drea5tui FIRE
IN P9RrsMoUrE, having ~ their letter TO
fbs }a5};yi5.r, oftbs 2tb no q,&s4 BIZ az
GGaacs ii obtaining reLisf fer tbsm-bs
f5ink5 paper 70 rsgYsF al charitable Peyj51s
qg5o nay read ('y kaa1v gfJ t5if a44perhjt
mar, a1db1ge net ALREADY contributed 10 t5e
reE5f Of jaid j48sre,s, 70 cosiidtr their neyF ;
and If fby Plsqs, commit % biz care tie d
nation they nay Be inclined 70 make or, J
tbey IBoaH Ee ct, tbat they qO0aH pr0m2te
a collection from fbs aba5ita1s IF tbsir re-
bstlivs f71ons, BY (a9jtyibIoa Dr. 0tberaogS,
tf Jae5 fitms a, fbey nay be 1oillqg 10 aford
fad /atSrers on his oargf5r--1obieb Jim,
tagetksr 1gitb The namsS 2ftbs bs,(2ns, toqun
Or /6riefiss frsm qyJ,0g fb:y may 5s e2Lleast,
Bal b. carefully and faithfully RENTED TO
tie C0mmiifss atorsfzid.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Portland, January IS, 1893,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
January 40, 1904.


4KTE the fu0icri5crs, C0mmHhuaers
wv appointed by the Hon. William
GCrham, fiq Judge Of Probate for the
county Of Cumberland, to receive and ex-
anime the claims Of the feveral Creditors
to the Etzte Of WILLIAM COBB, Efu.-
late of Portland, IN taid county, Ship
wright, decealed, rePref-nted lnfOlvent--
hereby give notice, that tx months from
the fecond Wrdnefiay Of January iuttant,
are allowed 10 bring in and prove their
CLAIMS ans that we will attend That fer
vice at MATHEW CoRs's Store (No. IT,
Long WbayfJ On the ialt Tueljsy uf thi@
and the irit Tueiday Of the FIVE following
months, from two 10 five O'Clock, =. Ne
on each day
M MARI " c oc cammiq,aery.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
DOruan0.
RUMOURs OF WAR.
GsaiIenlsa 81 " SrnIts, -
M0NDAr, 'JANUARr a, 1903.
50 -. -

The Supercargo of veTe from this port,
az Barbados, wires his owners that on the
13th Nov the CommaniAn Of the port in-
formed him, thar the next mail would bring
certain intelligence Of the recommsacemenl Of
holtillties between the French and Enslilh.