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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

HHE fubfcriber hereby gives notice L
l. al concerned, that having been duly
Administrator cum tejgament6
aHEsso on the efaie of
RICHARD Knowles, Senior,
te of TopG2m, in the county Of Lincoln,
Ysoman, deceated, has takcn upon him.
ielf that truft, and given bond as the law
directs (; H therefore requeas all perfons
who are indebted 10 laid elate, 10 make
immediate payment and thofe who bavs
any demands thereon, TO exhibit the fame
to THOMAS RICE.
HIta6ft, Jan. 81, 1909
THE SubicrtberS havlng been appoint
4 cd by the Hoo. Jonathan Bowman,
Eiq. Judge OF Probate for the County Of
Lincoln, conmi6ioners TO receive and ex
anime the claims Of the creditors TO The
efate of
JOSEPH TINKHAM,
late Of Wfcalet, in fsid County Efq. de-
ceaied, rtpreiented iniolvent, hereby give
uotice that Fix months are allowed unto
faId creditors for bringing in their claims
and proving their debts aad that we iiiall
attend on laid buGnefs at the hcufe of Mrs.
MerT gi7kbam, at faid Wifcafet, % the
af Tuefday of the pref-nt and 90 the fra
Tueiaays of the five following months,
from three to eight O'Clock in the after.
noon OF each OF faid days.
JERE. BAILEY, .a.
JOHN MERRILL, Jun.
WfroGlt, 5aanaT 70, 1908.
INHE Sub:cribcr hereby gives notice 70
Il all concerned, that he has taken upon
himfelf the truft of an executor TO the lafl
viii and teaament Of
EZEKIEL LORING,
late Of New Glouceiier deceafed and as
fuch, nc requeas all perfons who have any
demands upon the etate Of laid decrafed
to bring in the fame. ADD thofe who are
indebted thereto, TO make payment with
out delay TO g DAVID LORING- .
Datc4 NeSy G3oacelgrr, JanHarT !. 1905.
T~hE inhicribrr nrrcOy gives noI,ee 60
Il all concerned, that having been duly
appointed Adminiitratrix on the Eftatr of
william COBB, -
late OF porti1zG, in the. county Of Cum
brrIand, Eiquire, deceaied, has taken up
On her that truit by giving bond as the law
direds She therefore requcfs all per-
fons who are indebted TO fad deceaied's
Eaate, TO make immediate payment and
thofe who have sny demands thereon, 10
exhibit the fame TO the CommiffiontrS
appointed to receive and examine the fame
ELIZ ABETH CO3B.
Janaarg 10, 1905.
lX/E toe tuDicribsrs, ConmitiioGers
Wv appointed ny the Hon. William
Gorham, Efq Judge Of Probate for the
county or Cumberland, % receive and ex-
amias the claims of the feversl Creditors
10 The Eltate of WILLIAM COBB, Efq.
late of Portland, in fad countv, Ship
wright, deccafsd, rePrslented iDiolvent--
hereby givc notice, that Tx months from
the fecoad "wednesday of January INFANT,
are allowed to bring in and prove their
CLAIMS and that we will attend that fer
vice at MATHEW CoBB's Store rNo. At,
Lsrz -EbsrfJ or the Ian Tuefday of this
and the fra Tuefday Of the FIVE following
months, from two 10 FIVE O'Clock, y. N.
on each day
MATHEW Co.'s, )c-;=.-.,,
LEMuEL WEEKS, wa"
TsaEay &c, 1906.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28
THE fubGcriber hereby pives

n notice 10 al concerned, thai hay
l9G been duly appointed Administrator on
the eliate Of
SOLOMON MITCHELL,
late OF Nort9yarmoMb, 10 the county Of
Cumberland, ycomani dc eafed, has taken
upon BIN that truf BY giving bond az the
Law dreets He therefore rcuuehs all
pcrions who are Indebted TO laid deceal,d's
eitate 10 make immediate payment ard
thof- who have any demands thereon TO
exhibit the fame 10
JEREMIAH MITCHELL.
Fe5rFaJ Al, 1905.
NTE the fubfcribers, CommifIionrrs-a1.
w poiated By the Hon. William Cor
ham Efq. Judge Of Probate for the comfy
OF Cumberland TO receive and examine the
claims OF the feyeral creditors to the eltate
OF JOSEPH WARD, JUN.
late OF C0rbaDI,in (aid county, foap- boiler.
deceaied, Represented ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
notice, that tx months from the fourth
"Wednesday Of January infant, are allow
cd tn bring IN and prove their claims and
that We will attend that fervice 1T CARy
MLELLAs's tavern, il laid Gorhar, On
the Taft Monday Of February next, the Taft
Monday in April, and the fscond Mcndav
10 july following, from two to FIVE o'cIock,
P. Mon each day.
JOHN PARK LITTLE, ] Comnie
ELIJAH ELDER, fonerJ.
Gorbam, Jan 81, 1893.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the fab
y tcriber has been duly appointed Ad.
miDiilrator on the effate of
EPHRA1M DELANO,
iate OF WooIzVieb. ia the county of Lincoln.
Mariner, decealed and has undertaken
toat trna by giving bond as the law directs.
All perions, therefore, having demands
aeainit the efate of fad decrafed, are deGr-
ed TO exhibit the fame for fettiem7nt and
all indebted 10 faid efate, are rcquefed to
make immediate payment 10
DAVID GILMORE, A6mhiqrator.
No0I1uicb, FEB. ], 1909.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

n notice 70 al concerned, thai hay
l9G oeea duly appointed Administrator on
the efate Of
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

THE Subscribers havng been appoint
L ed by the Hon. Jonathan Bowman,
Eiq. Judge OF Probate for the County Of
Lincoln, commissioners 10 receive and ex
anime the claims Of the creditors to The
etate of
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-28

late Of New Glouceiler, d>ceafed and as
iuch, ne requeas all perfons who have any
demands upon the ehate of laid decraicd
to bring in the fame, and thoic who are
indebted thereto, TO make payment with
ont delay 70 DAVID LORING-
DatcA Nesy Cloaeeatr, IannarrI. 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-04
A SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES.
,.,1=-.F - Mrs.. BRADY, @-.-s -,

DESPECTFULLY informs the in.
N habitants of ,Martinsburg and its
vicinity, that she intends to open school
for the instruction Of young ladies on
Monday next, at the house on the cor
ner Of Queen, and John Streets, next
door to MIR. James Lawson's, where she
purposes teaching photography, Reading
and Writing Dramatically, Geography
and eommon Arithmetic, plain Sewing,
Marking and other Needle.work. Her
terms Of tuition viii be made known on
application TO herseE @s::55..-. - T-.5 r:
!. N. B. She intends taking a few board
erso the lowest terms. Those parents
who honor her withtheir confidence may
rest assured that the stEietest attention
will bepaid to the morals, manners and
pronunciation Of her pupils. - s. -. )
-Marsiusburg, October -, 1sos. T..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-04

sFHEs subscriber viii dispose of the
j. LEASE of the Property n pre-
sant occupied by him, situate on the
main road icadingto George Town, A
lexandria and, Washington City, half
way between Alexandria and Leesburg
and IS miles from George Town; well
Known BY the name Of the HaE spa,,
House or Lens Gsade. This Property
consists Of Nbout 100 aeres Of cleared
Land, with considerable quantity .ofex~
eellent Meadow connections Dwell
ing House, Stables and other necessary
Out Houses, the whole veil adapted for
a Public House, and Is IN point Of situa-
ton equal to any in the State. The
Lease Is for three years from January
next, at which time possession may be
had, or sdoner If terms can be agreed on.
*z~ ZEBULoN WARMER
October %, 1905. r. = u = T. p.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-04
TR EATY
I - !, = I r ElA, TY ~ -
=. - %t,a. BETwERN THE IT -.
UNITED STATES IS lAMEKIcA
-, 11,as FRENCH REPUBLIC

a. 4 = ~ "a = p - rs
.THE President of the United States
II ofAmerics, and the First Consul
\ Of the French Republic. II the name Of
the French people, desiring TO remove
All source Of: misunderstanding relative
% sss.s IF Slssa,:i9n mentioned .h .hf
on Of the 9th Yendemaire an, 2, (so,h
September, 1900 relatiye go the rlshti
claimed by the o. S. in virtue of the
treaty concluded ii Madrid The 25th 81
October, 1873, between his catkolis
| Majesty and the said u. States. and viii
Fling 10 strengthen i1e union and friend.
ship which at the time Of the said convenI
ton was happily re-sstablishsd between
EthetwenAtions, respectively named theft
nip6tentiafies., TO wit, the President
Eof the United States, BY and with the cd
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-04
PUBLIC SALE.

'1YN the 7th5 Of November next, win
~ Be- sold At Fenton Hall, the late
dwelling Of William Little, decd. upon
ten maaths credit, thep,,rchaser giving
bond with approved security, ~ the per-
sonal estate of the said w. Little, deed;
consisting Of SLAVES, Horses, Cat
lie, Hogss Farming Utensils House
hold ind Kitchen Furniture, q set OF
Blaeksmith's Tools--A !so > compete
Wagon and Team. ~: : * sz 81
1 ROBERT II. LITTLE, l rs
:! WILLIAM. LITTLE, n t W, . ::
Jefferson County, October -, 1908.
Az persons having claims agains,
said ,sgsste ara desired 70 make them
known by the FIRST OF January next, and
those indebted to make payment by said
time, as q settlement Of the estate Is in
tended. 49, ..>--. w.. 49,:
!, 49,. R. H. LITTLE, l ~,
-4z--- T. = ". LITTLE, A4m . .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-04
foUR CENTS REWARD.

ID AN away from tic subscriber some
: N time b April last, anindented ser.
'sant boy named Robert Melody, aged
!. 10 years iast March, and was bound 70
iaeby the Oyerseers Of the Poor, agree.
: ably TO an order Of the Court Of Bsrke-
ley County, made in December 1898,
- The above reward win be given, but no
thanks, for experimenting md ttturnins
said runaway. II - ~ : q. ~, A.
Z ~ ALEXANDER MILLER.
Berkeley County, 0essssr 90, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-04
aoNE CENT REWARD.

D AN away some lime in July Inst,
Nai Apprentice Boy, named John
Burke, bound to me by an order Of the
Court Of Berkeley County, he was 10
years Of age last April, is about feet
inches high, and took with him when he
went away, a variety Of clothing. The
above reward will be paid, bur no thanks
given for returning said runaway. : =
!. resi- ARCHIBALD BUTT. !,
Bertslsy County, October "a, tsos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-04
: HGoo,,d.,,.sI;.,
THE Subscribers beg ieape 70 INFORM
their friends aadthe public inyenerdi,
= fhat they have jass receivea and
faisked obe'ai,Sa iaryt ~et
49, and strteaGipe as. ~ :. j. -,
sortmsnt Of : a -.
4 FALL. and WINTER
GO O. D S, !. !.

Selected By one OF the frm from the lat
est importations from Europe: which,
in addition to their former Stock, makes
their Assortment more complete than
eeer, the same they are determined to
sen b a more reduced price than usual for
dSH 81 c0tJNTRT PRODUCE. :
As ] DISSOLUTION Of their co-partnership
WIN in 4 few months take place, q very
Moderate profit win be taken, that they
may Be enabled to sell of their Stock ::
those who may want any article IN their
line, will find it considerably TO- their
interest by giving them q call. =.
z They return their sincere thanks to
the inhabitants of Martinsburg and is
vicinity, for their generous supper,
since their commencement in busi-
ness, and assure them they viii do all In
their power to merit Q continuance Of
their tayonrs." ;: J, ~. .1:-..-- = -, =
r. N. b. Those who are indebted to
Us for goods long time Standing, must
non think hard of il II the sheriff should
eall on them for payment, - every in
dulgence has been given that could be
asked for. ~ TIP - " q z : n
- TIE highest price Sii,en IL CASH,
for nterchantable ! WHEAT, RYE;
CORN or FLAx-SEED, and an al.
iorpancs made i merchandist 10 taten IN
erekd1Oe.i Z ~ ylF3's,Nk ~ 1851 :. E;sl
~ r. NADENBoUsCTI &Co.'
Z Martinsburg, 0cto6er %, 1905. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-04

lN MEETING OF ths board oftks
IN Oserseers 0f the Poor efthe County
soE IeiEsrsun viii Be held II tlse house 81
Mr.. Thomse FlSgg. In Charles Town,
On Monday the seyensh day Of Novepk-
der next. Aii persons having claims
against the parish, arercqaested iobring
J them iosward. And onthe said daypro
posalswill hereceisedby said board, from
any person who may otferas q Manager
! ar Superintendent Of the poor house Of
s By order az the board: Teste,
! 81 NV. r. LoURY, Clerk.
October %, 1908. i<sf -. - ts,:>, /
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

"2AN LED I'M WEDIAIsELT,a a.
wv Apprentices TO the Joiner and
Cabinet Making business, one or TWO
young LADS, of good moral conduct,
from fifteen to seventeen years of age;
to such there Willie good encouragement
given, by applying to the subscriber, liv-
ing at Bath berkeley County. he hopes
that from his knowledge and attention to
business, h. will give satisfaction to the
parents Of such an may trust him withi: The
instruction aud chasge of their children.
=~., JOHN LEYBURN.
October IL, 1905. 49, Few.
= IN ! 80 IL 34EEtEE uIltHJ
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-04

states. Robert n Livingston, minister
plenipotentiaryofthe United States, and
James Monroe, ministerplenipotentiary
andsnvoy extraordinary ofthe said states,
near the government Of the French re.
public and the First Consul, in the
name Of the French people, citizen Fran.
els marble Marbois, minister Of the pubs
Tic treasury, whos after having resprc.
lively exchanged their full powers, have
agreed TO the following articles. =
ARTICLE I WHEREAS, by the
third article ofthe treaty concluded II ST.
Idelsonso, the eth Ecndemaire, m. 8
fist October, i80ol between the PIst
Consul Of the FfehsS republie and his ca.
thelio Majesty. ls4s agreed d foiloNs:
=" His Catholic MAJESTY promises and
"agrees on hispsrt, y eede tothe French
" Republic, six months after the full and
"ertire execution Of the conditions and
" stipulations herein relative 10 his royaI
=" highness the duke of Parma, the cold
s:.ny or province Of Louisiana, with the
:" same extent that il now has in the hands
"of Spain, and that il had when Frnnee
possessed il; and such as it should be
:" after the treaties subsequently entered
" into between Spain and other states.''
" And whereas, in pursuance fthe trea.
", and particularly Of the third article, the
French Republic has an incontestable ii.
tie to the domain and to the possession 81
the said territory. The First Consul OF
the French Republic desiring to give ID
the United States strong proof Of his
friendship, doth hereby eede to the said
United States, in the name OF the French
Republic, forever and in full sovereign-
y, the said territory with all its rights
aud appurtenances, as fully and in the
same manner al they have been acquired
BY the French Republic in virtue ofthe
above mentioned treaty, concluded with
his Catholic Majesty. = > s.s -
Article III. In the cession made By
the preceding article are Included the
adjacent islands belonging to Louisiana,
all public lots and squares, vacant latds, {
and all public buildings, Notifications,
barracks, ond other edi6ees which are
nor private property. The archieves,
papers and documents, relative to the do
main and sovereignty Of Louisiana and
its dependencies, will be left in the pos
session Of the co,nnlissaries or the Unit-
ed States, and copies will be afterwarh
given in due form TO the magistrates and
municipal officers Of such Of the said pa-
pefs and doeunnenss Is may BE- necessary
~ A-s.,..t.' fty' tsrtz = .hs.l:..s. r1E
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-04
PUBLIC SALE.

TxHE Subscribers win dispose Of IL
public yendue. on the ffst sday Of
Noyen,ber BerkeIev Court. (which win
he an Monday The si.t dsyof the month";
.Iot ana n balf of Gfonnd. With two
ANAL but convenient. Dwelling Houses
therron. : Stable. Cooper'. Shon. &c.
, .;;t,,.,. h H.. to,vn nf Marf;nsbnro ON
Marr;n@ -. ~ other or Of
Ground. on he same Street, on which
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-25

iofren did The party IN opposition i7spute
Iins vlsl. IS his family, TO be neglect Of
duty. Then would follow comments on
che shameful practise OF receiving puohc
I'M .ney and doing nothing for it.
One Of these most vntuous writer's in
| the year l7ot, after inveighing against
governments III the most MALIGNANT strain;
in pointing out what he callsa remedy for
stase corruption, says,
Is We shall not hesitate TO pronounce
that our affairs are badly condutfetl, and
whether from the errors of ignorancs or
the designs Of v!ckedness a retnedv shaa3a
be as;7liet--snd Thank God That re-
medy, THOUGH not immediately, viii, ere
long, be in the hands OF the PEOPLE
"A writer on the other side of the ques-
ton, thereon observed:
I" This prophesy appeared in print, a
bout the 10th July last, tTel) just at
the time Wien the rebellion IN tie West
was breaking CUT; its date explains It's
meaning"
{" Then icontinnes the democrats) it
is TO be hoped that the true republicans Ct
America will unite, and hurl with just
recruitment from their exalted stations,
men who ihave abused the confidence of a
generous peap.c. To effect this, persevere
ye'ev,iters in 3cfaaee0f liberty; and, you
tobaloy sse2tiss, relax not in yorr l1:s4a
be ta,sxis, your coun.fymen shall bless
you, and your boues' zeal shall beerowned
with patriotic rewards-let no considera.
tons of pat services, or tembarary dignity
deter you from exhibiting to public view,
the snbhe xrvanf, who has ah4std bis
frust, or acts not for the irreresr of those
who constituted him.
Pray Mr., Printer. who, think you, was
meant by this pnblc servant I" Alas |
fear to ask--the subject has become hate
full to me-hoping, therefore, either spec
dy return to their duty. of our public ssr-
q,aufs Of the present day, or the adoption
Of little " HONEST ZEAL" towards
them.
/ remain, Sir.
Your constant reader,
AZ.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-25

enjoy the, comforts Of retirement. grs
Gondomar, who was not to be taken in,
made anfwer--t My Lord, I will tell
you Rory en- this fubj eet-T There was
once an old Rat that would needs leave
the world: He accordingly acquainted
the young rats, that he would retire into
his hole. Their fsends his days in all the
fwesrs Of folitude, retirement, and pions
philofophic contemplation, and have no.
thing 70 do with worldly grandeur or gai-
ETY.. He therefore commanded them ur-
der penal :. Of his high diipleafure aot 10
dare 10 cone near him. They fcrbore
two or three days-at ar, ore more har-
Jy and .cuTiohs than the ref. incitel fomc
OF his brothers to 60 with hin, and fis
their father in his fol;tude. for that PER
hafs he might be dead. They went, and
found the cunning old gentleman iittiag
enjoying philofophy and aba;nence very
giagerlysir his hole, in the heart Of
large, rich Pa,ms(ax cbes,s." A Nam
moth cheefc would be charming retreat,
a nice :" Pot of Honour.
c5alss. Courier. !,
Loagaxde.-The Greeaocls Adyert'fer
Of the nth June, contains The following
ticle; We have the pleafu.eso announce
an event of the mott extraordinary AMI
important nature. A tcfentil,c gentleman
efgreat abilities has dfcovered m-thod
Of entertaining TIE Loxgitaas. Hebsa
favored us with The INFECTION OF his pa
pers; and authorized us so,prcmife their
publication through the medium Of this
Pzpcr. The public, thetefore, and the
naval world, in particular, are RESPECTFULLY
informed that we are making the necela-
ry arrangements tor this purpcfe.
Rutj@ Nepfune.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-25
Exfrag efa ktle, from Liverpool. dated
Tuy L.

- ~
g In consequence CT the situations the
French have occupied at the mouth Of the
El5e and Weser, to prevent our ships Ma
vigating the same, ami our government
has declared bothriyers t, De! IN state OF
blockade agains, all shipping whatever.
until Prussia shall guarantee the accus-
toned freedom of trading 20 Hamburg,
and the other towns, on their banks
What effect this determined measure may
produce, it is impossible to foresee, but
mean while all business IS put stop {, 4;
and as nothing has been dong foz some
time past, in sugar, coffee, or other West
India articles, prices remain nominal@y as
last quoted; the same is partly the case
with tobacco and cotton, tho of the lat
ter few good bowed uplsras even sold
yesterday At s to l3EEd per ID. Or Nj
caragara wood, about 20 tons arrived
few days ago, and prices have fallen in
consequence Of this dull time to 40 to 35l
per ton. Logvood has also given away,
and coming from your side in British ships,
SO as to be admitted for home use, is with
Jamaica % to 24l per ton, and Campea-
chy 81 70 2sl. Fustic IL to 2ll. Ma
hogany will also probably yield little in
price, on arrival Of the expected supplies.
Indigo, cochineal and ashes: are pretty
steady at the prices stated in our last.
Tar dull at % to 24s and tarpentine a.
bout the same rate. Slaves continue in
demand --white oak Dbl. from lol los to
ISL lss. hid. 10 to 2sl. and pipe up TO
S5l per m. Corn continues TO decline,
owing to the very favorable season we
have had for che growing crops. n. York
wheat cannot be rated above 8 to 8 s,
and superfne -four moves very slowly at
53 to 34s per bbl. The new duties laid
on our imports will little effect American
articles, except cotton, which will in flu
ture pay ID per ID. The ace Is not yet
published.
We marvel whether or worthy Pei
dent will at the cnfuing c!etioa, rcluf-
antly (ufer his friends, again $ 10 bae-
ke forigae on hi: baek," or indulge him
felf, as he once frightened the Union by
threatening to do, in retirement, with
that old fam from Additions Cato. :" tbe
b9a Of bsh,r Is a p,ivate RatiOn !" The
prime miniilcr Of England once told Con-
domar, the Spanilh ambaliador, that he
wifhed TO be rid Of the burden Of Office,
and tina. he had formerly, and Rill CONT.
nusd TO have ds6re TO live private and