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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
lS-ATte N0NGHfr1r-E-

. a. d- x AM
CaPt Gilman Of t5e hip MarchencT,
nj Philadelphia. arrived al NewytIk
f'om Canton, Informs that iuh te0 ore
he failed, John Tux C ana Hoopoo
ofCapton, Chief ot5ler ofth- CuHotns)
was Poif7ned BY erier of tile Emperor
cf China. who fen, three Mand rceas
from Pekin for The purpofe Th. R
gave him Pnifouoos pinch ofiauf tie
ieooad Piil and before he thrd was
adminGered, he was a corpfc Ihsis
the mode il which ha vas 7unilh-d for
j7peezeieg KY per. lie took the paifon
with , mech complacency AZ ore friend
would take pich of lnutf from he box
ot aao.her.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
se tie psH.
PHtLArE1

PHILADELPHIA, JUNE "a
a few days fnce X was publi1ed ii
the papers at Warrington that diipatch.
es had been received from Mr.. Nun.
roe.-Yet not word OF what they con-
tain, nor any hint upon which any cal.
culation can BE formed, has been GufTer
ed TO leak out.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
FFwToRn, JUNE 22.

we underfand that our government
has given orders to the diE rent collca-
ors Of The cuR9m to iTle SEA LET
10 al American vcGeIs leaving
Ia ports Of the United staaes, after
the Y 7th infant. This looks as fl tie
late dfpatches had given fone Pre.,y
poGtive Information, On What was
about TO take place.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

Tire " Fart I4depsHd-H1- On Tu-f
day forenoon hfe broke oul in the
large building improved 4s a Llbora-
tory, I Fort Independence, which with
its contents ut military apparatns, lores,
tools, &c. were principally d=Groyed. -
We und=rR-ad ths lofi was occafoned
by the accidental ezPlolon of aro k=t,
which one OF the artiGcer5 was rnA King.
1t II llpPoled the TANNER cncouut-r.
et fame piece ot iron, which commun.-
Gated fire % the competition and caqI.
Ell the erplotion ~ a5out Vi hte5n
pounds of powder which intantiy
unrooted the building, and Eauetsd
flames ir every part of III. In na r-om
adjoining tia which the fr- frG took,
were Geven caf<s cf powder, whilh fine
folders, AT tie imminent ri1c of .hair
lives, fnltchcd from TILE flm-s ihouph
one ot hem was uulesIcd The cCn.
Rernatiun oi tLe garr..on st tais cvent
was great and the women ana dill
drea were bogte5 t5 Cow ncr'. HAAS.
The people az DoTcheier, z5.t with
th-ir cnEine to ths 4li1ance ol the gar
ril3n. The afJtlcers, wc l-arn, w c-e
employed II preparing frlvo -. 'orue
celebration ot the aPPro-c ae 7rrl-o--
frY cf Inde7edccn. ei aHd ou- o the1
was ~ ievea-iy 5a.nl as to have La-v:.
we'd bis wounds bu. f-w hours. Tbs
bul-iag d-itrogeI ~a4 FORMERLY nr-{
toith9 S-4te piion.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

g1- The document alluded to Is,
entitled n memorial os tJi5 qaeQjoa,
qo1efser i u aduaatage9ut for FraScs 70
t-te .p75alI7a " L9gJf5Ez ? II would feem
he Fresoh Cover nment was, or aFe6t.
I'd TO be convinced b Il,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

NEw-YoRK, JuNE "a.
The number Of duels that are now
Tough, RFpys The fad depTayity Of the
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

BOSTON, JUHE oo.
FROM C1FE FRhNC1I5.

Capt. Bailey has arrived at N-w5ai.
ford, III T1 days. "a body of b.igands
I tabout Aooo1 had made treaty and
iome of them were in town daily d.io0
Gng of produce. Many ATE yct hottie.
however, and J1e outp 1s tate prlfon-
cts daily and they are .a general im.
medi2:ely given to the blood hounds.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

Es"r7 ga letter from . r.7Auaa :4 t5s
1fl5fapi Ta,a,ty 56aJ6a Copr.r. p
hi5 fisu4 II Har5arA (Csa) A4tsJ
My -, 1893
" WE are threatened BY the
Cho6Eaw nation ofIndians, Gncc
the troops have been dilbandcd
we are in momentary danger of
being aefroyed by thoic ayagce,
who arc very numerous, and can
raile al leaf fix taoufand active
warriors. They boat of the
French, their old friends, coma
ing to afit them again. The
Of this territory are IN
diciplined, deAitutc of arms and
ammunition the arms of the XII.
States, which have been ftnt
here to be fold linfe1d of being
dePoIited here for the uGe of the
militia)are, whatremains unfold,
almoit ate UP with ruG, at leait
rendered unfit for u[e. Thole
that have been fold are Princi-
pally gone out Of the territory,
Numbers Of Indians are daily AZ
The Governors feat, very proud
and faucy, making what demands
hey pleale.'
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
LOUISIANA CEDED 10 The UNITED
STATEE.
BOSTON, rUEE z8.

EI;-lG5 uf !rt,srs from Paris, received by
The way of Hatr-,
(" APFII -3 1891.
I" We hive row the moral ce.tainty
ot Being paid in The U1Ue- 5tz-e5 f1r
What France owes t0 Anne ic ns. This
government CEDES LOUISIANA,
tor ccg.ain fam, Of which tile Amer
san credits IRE d ~ il part, and whetb-
~ We t1 pti1 in Cath Ur S;oc5, /, II
fil 4 y oL PaYm nt."
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
LCUEyfANlz.

Some letters from France,
fate, that Mr.. Munroe, the A.
mericsn Envoy, has Iucceeded
n obtaining the ceiEion of Loui-
Cana, to America, as q comPen-
i2tion for part Of the debt due
from France, on account Of fhiPs
teized il the lat war.
=---
CT CaH Caanl5 ftieioa hs zLf, ari
cHa. ovor. Y Y sLfsi4 z later Lor53n PAPER ];
tat tle a4ii bad 75t ay5iy.4 ~ LD A.Ear-
TIRE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
( tcoPY or THE BAND BILL
Ttrt' Portrait Ga5etfs CFcs. 7
T5Rriaay, rune so, 1909. 4

: 5NJacy, ans 5o, 1908.
Knowing the anxiety os the
public, on the intereiting fubie6t
Of z renewed war il Europe, We
cannot but be attentive @ fcek
aIter and communicate every IN
formation that may prove ;n the
leaa degree fatisfattory.-By the
arrival this morning ofthe Glip
Eliza, Capt. SALTER, 39 days
from L'verP9a', letters have been
reserved to the 18th ulr. con
'a.ning tie following important
inEormation.-CaPt. S. Brought
no papers.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
NAV

I" II have ~ LAT The ftisfa5tion tU IN
form you Jh-t tAe American Creditors
ar- to Ue pad by che American govern
mllt i'll Ez,A1n1e FIR L0ufaua--
TIE THING is FiHED-Fivs
maaaa5 aie given fJr th1 ratification /;
w "A S@ Httl Lfs-, thoi- accounts
whj,h lite iiq1,Iatld viii be paid by
NH. Liri-citoa's Bills on The Treltury
of th4 United S:aes, and rhole un
-qliIa1I w.lin GE months after !"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

Tie f'llowing Mefage was received
per the Eliza, BY Mei5rs. H'LtH7E Sl
Brg1un, merchants ot this place. ina
SETTER dared Liverpool, May i8, 1909
which f4Ts f" The in Poltance oi the
Concentration 10 Parliament, oF
vAt-A we have igf received tie IN
reilig=ncs, induces us t5 tote 10 time
il tralimttr- i'll "a YOU"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

Samuel Flagg, Abraham Lin
coin, and Francis Blake, are aT
pointed Commiaioners of Bank
ruptcy in MaaachpIetts.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04
PARIS, May L.

PARIS, May I7.
I" ircIdf= 5cu Men orisI, W.T. al
Ir Liyu.Gon or lnilit-r h-re, pfcf-n.
led Jo tie French gove nment, which
was really VT The ceainn of Louiiara to
th- United S(zes. beg you to have
tiTauHtei and P15ulhsd, that the nib
ute due yo The e2ertions of that able
regccii,or " rendered by every chi.
zen, vho Is capable ot aPPrecia.ing
,the ineuima5le benefit he has obtained.
-~Fh- ct-llol was voted in the Council Ot
State tLe 8th of April. / was AL SJ.
,CiouL Elat day.--The 9th, proportions
were made u Mr.. Livngfon ~ fx
IN price. The 10th, lie thing was
talked ever, aud the principles al
greed upon, when news of Mr. M1n-
roe's arrival a. Havre got to town.
The I2th, I'D The evening Mr., M. d,d
arrive At Paris. The previous negoti
atons Of Mr.. III were communicated
ID him and every thing was cioled
and Ggned the 3oth--eycn before Mr..
MEnrue was Prelenred at court.
"A convention, for the PlYn1cnt Of
the American debts by France, 70 our
citizens, MAS ALSO BeEN SIGNED. They
are elimated al FOUR MILLIONS oF
DOLLARS i--and are to be paid by the
Uni.ed States, in part of The compenfa-
tim for LouiGana. Thus, the NOT
important event Of our country Gnce
the Declaration or independence, has
been efeaed bz man without author.
ity from his government, and who, To
irfnre the good he wilhed 70 obtain,
pledged bis fortune for the execution
Merit Of fuch kind is 70 rare that il
ought to be we'll underaood, and ap.
preciaied. Mr.. Monroe has the fati9,
fatfion Of having been commiGioned ez.
Prslsiy for The purpole and which to
eternity, VII reader him celebrated
Without Poaeri;y knowing the part he
bad in the bulael, "
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

times. ani Of ,he litt's t-ar- men ~.
of sro her world every ore" lAys
Addition, "thar fought duel were %
Rand in the piIlory, i would quickly
Ieden the number ofthele men ofrna-
qinary honor, AMI put an end 70 lo a5-
furd a pra6lIce."
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-07-04

On th. departure of Lr. King, our
from London, Mr. Williams
viii 5e left Cbage W, Lf1ires
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15

far Sale ar Rsut.
TT Q S E two three tory BkiCN
HOUSES on the corner Of King and w.
lumbus tree,s. They will be iold sepl.
rate OF together, as may be pfeftrFfo' y
they may be rented for one or more ys'''
Apply TO ,.rrv
THOMAS PATTEM
Dec. 20. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15
Notice.

The fubicribers being appoint !,
ed, afljgnees Of the easte add effects a o.
JSAAS. MCPHERSON, la'e OF Prince
William County, Bankrupt, give no. 20,
tice, TO all pefions Indebted TO the 'a'a
IGsac M,Phefiou, or who have any OF MS
effects, not to pay or deliver the fame 70
any perfon, other than the iubier'aets' or
fucs as Glall be duly authorized by thsm.
BENJAMIN Bolts,
TIMOTHY BRUNDlGE.
IDENTIFIES. March D. e,L z
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15
For 2a1,

l'e 'oil0Wlhs valuable lt W-ier and o,h,
/ o I S.
fituatc in the town of A!exaaa,,,
No. IA highly valuable ., w.
ter Lcs and wharf, hioatr on Il. va
tdc Of Union Areet, at the d. eat
nnetyEfset, or 'llersabou,s, foul, Of p. q
lereei, extending in front loa,hw,.a,. 's'
Union Rreet forty four feet eigh, ;oat' On
and OF thar breadth esitward int po,onss'
river bounded north by the eo,ss Va "a.
other Buildings on lot now, or l.,s s'a
longing TO Shrevc ard Lavralon, A., ".
the fouth BY io'. latec: MAX .AIs,, -
der, now Of Wm. Harper. Tie fi4la.
has upon its fou'h line Rome aos. bs..'
built on tbs and tie lot adjoining, =,
the wharf extends along lis w!ls! = l,,s a
on The river.
No. "a Lot oppolise to H..
foregoing, fiuAie on he welt iiis Of
Mon ffees, and extending weaws,d !,
Wafer ltreet Of the breadth OF forty ton,
feet eight inches. I .l;s LOT has a y,is
bic front on oosh laid ltgeets ana W.
erses; has isame dwelling houls el,ts.
ed upon ii.
This property will be lold slrossthe,,
or the two lots fe p4rareiy, or the i,oo,,
on each Greet will be divided into aia;o,
lots Of ~ feet 4 inehes each, as may ri,
plrchalers.
On payment Of part Of the purchast mo.
ney liberal credis will be given for tie
relldue. on approved fecurity.
A plan oft.le Lots viii be il,ewn, The
terms made known by Acquil!4 and Eli.
ha Janney, in Alexandria, or by the ist.
icribers in Philadelphia.
JOSHUA & THOS. GILPlN.
March II. eow
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15
March 7.
D2Uzde3ld.

TheCommiliioners named and
authorized in and by commiaion Of bank
rupscy, awarded and iaued torth lgsinit
'Tames GILES, of the towR of Alex4F ria,
intend to meet on Monday the ST. day
Of April next at 8 O'Clock in the after
noon al the Houfe of Peter HeilkclI in
faid Town, in order to make a Diyiden5
of the Efate aud effects of the fad
Bankrupt, when and where the creditors,
who have nor already proved their debts
under the fad Commiilion, are hereby re-
CURED TO come prepared to prove the fame
or they viii be excluded the benefit Of the
faid Dividend.
JOHN M'IVER, A1guee.
March 8. Jaw Tor.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15
William Hcrt1horne
HAS FOR SALE,

A HOUSE s. LOT on Wa
ter areet, adjoining on the North hde OF
Major Muncaiter's; LOT on the cor.
ner of Fairfax and Wilkes ltrees, near
which is pump from which good water Is
had. .4lso, three 10 rs on Prince Hrect,
joining Stewards cabinet work ihoP. for
this property Marine Shares at Far VIII oe
taken.
About 100 bufhels good Oats
Seed, for Cath, may be had at his Null.
Far Sale o. Rent,
A BRICK HOU S F. next
doorto Bennett and Watts in King ttreet.
Poleilion may be had on the htit OF the
9Th Month next.
"a mo. q. 60
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10 Rent,l
For one or more Years,

4
4 SIGREHOUSE ftuated
at Fairfax Court Houie, which, from; the
grea, relort Of people, is thought TO be a
very good ftand for Retail Store. For
terms apply TO Mr.. John Ratc.if, living
at the place, or the fuhfcriber.
RIGID. RATCLIFF.
Feb. 2. 1aw
Cath gwen tor ciedn ILL
en n.,,Io1Ahtcr, r.aerc
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en- andCOttCn rags.
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IONDI IONN.
I. TIE Work Pal be.fom9yjled in tzv,
Duodseima vo93ames, ef d5out $50 pages
ack, s. I5aN b fr.ntsd N The bet manner,
on fse PaPsr, ARD Ns7u 71pe.
II. Toe Prize zvi4a.i 5e ase Dcl2ar PEI. 20
hlu< IL boards, poya5ls on dsliUery.
-. Il sery ~eoa,I9srqble numbtr Of Co
pier beng nlreaGy ,46}tri6sd. for,fbs qoori
I'll Be 3nft0 Pres and sJsivyted spitbcas
&sLy.
e. SalJcai5rise rtceiysa BY the Pu5-
( e,s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15

PROPOSALS
For Fulfilling By Sa6ifriftiss,
MODERN GEOGRAPHY
A DESCRIPTION
OF The
sMrIREs, KINGDOMS, STATES, AND
COLONIES,
WITH THE
OCEANS, SEAS, AND ISLES,
IN all PARTS or THE WORLD;
Including the mot recent diicoveries and
political alterations, digeaed On
new plan.
BY John PINKERTON.
THE ASTRONOMICAL INTRO
.DUCTION
By THE REV. 5. VINCE, a. M. F. &. 5
And plnrlian protector of astronomy, and
experimental ph.lolophy, in the
Uniyerfify of Cambridge.
WITH NUMEROUS MAPS,
Drawn under the direction, and with the
latea Improvements, Of Arrowimith,
md engraved by the bert ariifs.
CONOII IONO.
The work will be comprifed in two octave
volumes, of about 500 pages EACH
and aeuarto Atlas, containing all tie
Maps.
II WILDE printed on fine paper and new
type.
The price 10 fubfcribers will be nine dol
lars, neatly bound and lettered. Each
volume viii be delivered as ioon as IL
lilhed, and 10 money required Until
the delivery.
1t will be put to prefs as foon as four hun
drcd iublcribers are obtained.
Thofe gcntle:neu who may be defirops OF
promoting the circulation of this impor-
tanr work, may have one copy gratis,
by procuring aud accounting for the
fubicription of fix.
In order TO produce an immediate encon-
ragement to the undertaking. the iuh'
at which fublcribers viii receive their
hooks is comfortably under that which
will be charged to non fublcribtS.
Subscribers received by 70
BERT and JOHN GRAY,
klng-Street, where a ipeelmen
Of the workmay be ieen.
Alex.Feb. zS. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-15
FOR SALE, or RENl,
TIFF, STORE | have occ

pied for lomesime paa, h,uaEsd on Prince
Rres', op2oate Gel. Hoes. lheie Is on
!tansl in town nore eligible or better cal
calated toy carrying on an extenhse wet
Or dry Good Bulinels. The Cellar per-
fe6}ly dry, with door at each end, VIII
hold one thoutand barrels OF Flour.
Twenty Gvellundred barrels may be tow
ed upon the Pfemifes without any incon-
veuicrce TO the occupant. For terms ap-
ply TO
WILLIAM CXLEY.
Dacer,kar - en-
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fe7171y.

Tbs fubfcribers beg leave once
mole 10 inform the Pablic, that they have
provided good ard faficient BOATS, for
The purpole Of conveying both men and
hor{es from their FERRY, as etabliihed
by law, from Alexander's liland, TO the
CommilNoner's Wharf, City of Walhing-
ipgton. They hope 10 meet with encou-
ragement, asst has been very expsnilve
undertaking they pledge their words
that the public thall meet with no delay
weather permitting.
w. r. WASHINGTON,
PHILIP ALEXANDER.
March 10. eo3t
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Dec. 20.
loubIlc sale.

Will be fold to ths b'gghsf {, ur ~
der0a Wt1ue/day the 6t5 q Af"' ''''
at s o'eisek III tie afler1o0a, -
Sundry building L . r =
PART OF Lot No. y, .itua@fd cpon r,r i
fax and Princefs- Streets, 10 the 'osD =,
Alexandra upon fome OF lad ~ ~ 5..
erected fnall buildings. Any pe aI. my
.iirous of purchaGng at private i' 'ns d a..
be accommodated by applying 80 '~ l,J
{crif {, who has plot OF the ho, ., o,ds
Of. The terms Of faie viii DC mi.
known or the day Of fale or upon 'fS
cation to r,abN.
Msr,,hIIs. -o~l -,
Printing m at rs 021'S9
c lied at this Nce.
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March 4.


NJ 1 / t L.
Will poGtively be Sold, at Publicsa!e
on the premiles, the fff day of April
if fair, ii nos the next fair day thsfA
afteG
A traa Of LAND in the coun-
ty of Loudoun, on Goofe Creek, near the
MillformerIy owned BY Col. Simon Ihp-
lett, containing 500 acres, conhdeTabI'
part of which is in Wood formerly d:
property of ArguAine Love, ard BY hin
conveyed to Alexander Gordon, and BY
faid Gordon conveyed 70 the fabic''osT'
for the be:e6t Of his creditors. One hin
Of the purchale money to be paid on the
day Of iaIe, TWO ffths ia twelve months,
and the remaining two tilths IN eighteen
months from the day Of fale for "hNh
payments approved ftctrity will bsH-
CURED.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23
Union Library.

Cy~HEEproprletors of The Union Library, are
i hereby notified that meeting VIII DC
held at Con-ert Hal, on the fra day Q! June
O'Clock, p NJ. for the fac Of fad Library,
&c. agreeable to a vote OF the isciety.
N. PRATT, Librarian.
Portland, 1919 Nay, 1893.
AZ SAFE Of the Books will commence pre-
ciiey at s O'Clock.
lhole who hod Books belonging to laid
Library, are rtqueted to return them o. or
before the hrIto: June.
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oOnSiKons Of CHE ca5etts.


The price ofthis GAZETTE to fublcribers j.
town, who receive their papers hy the car
riers, is TWO DOLLARS per anHum.--SIT DIFF
tant fuofcribcrs who have thcir papers fSale1
hnsly will ALTO pay two dollars, c1eluGVe ct
Ponage.
Subscribers in the country, who receive
their papers at the oiice or BY poa. "d'
pay ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS, creir-
Eve of poGage.
CT Country fubfcribers are exPetfee .
pay Pun6uaIly every year-And to~n ino-
fcribers whenever their bills are PEeien'ro'
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XKTE the ilbfcribeFs, Commit ,ners. ap
Wv pointed by the Hon. Edward Cuts,
Efq Judge Of Probate for the county Of York
10 receive and examine the claims OF the few
eral creditors 70 the eastc of
JONArHAN CLEMONs,
late OF HrarE, IN fad courty, yeoman, de
cealcd, rep eienEed iu(oivent-Hrrehy We
notice, that TX months from he twenty fec
ond day OF Ap il initant, are allowed to bring
in and prove their claims and that we viii
attend that lervice ar the Office Of A1olSs Arzes.
Efq IN F,ysbzrg. on the lat Monday IN Nav
next, the TAT Monday in June next, the lal
Monday IN iuly next, the lat Monday ~
Augua next, the lat Monday IN September
next. ana the Taft Moaday 10 October next
from two % FIVE o'clock, p. NJ. on each o.
laid days.
MOSES AMEs, d
JUDAH DANA, c'""l''''''
l. Frysisg, dPr5 30, ,0o3.
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1T Court Of General ll|i9nf IF tie Peaee,
fer fts s'~H.y # C1n5eriaa4, 6g4" and toiasn a
Portiaaf in Jaid county, on tbs L9G Ta5faey q
february. A D 1893.
an the petition Of a number Of the inhab-
~ Raats OF the town Of Liyermors and 7a,a-,
rtpreftntine that they l4bour under many
Disadvantages, in confequence Of not having a
common Highway or County Road leading
through faid towns, in direction for Port
land ; and praying the Court TO appoint a
committee to lay gu and continue through
faid towns in The belt direction for Portland,
County Road already laid out by the county
of Kennebec. from Harrington TO the north
line OF Livermore--
The Court order that the petitioners give
notice thereof, n all concerned, by nferting
this order in 7sak,' Portland Gs=ettr, three
weeks luccclive'y, that they may appear at
the Court OF General SelIious Of he Peace
which Is 10 be holden a Port land, within and
for faid county Of Cumberland, on the third
fuefday Of june mex, aud thew csule, if any
they have, why the PRAYER Of faid petition
fhould not be granted.
Aueitta4 SAMUEL FREEMAN, clsri
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23

'HE fubfcriber hereby gives public no
IL tice 70 ali CONCERNED, that Ne ha
been duly appointed, aud has taken upon
nm the truft of Al Execa,or of the iaft
Will and Trfsment Of
SAMUEL MOVES,
late OF Falmouth, IN the county OF Cum
bSrIand, yeoman, decealed--by ieceiving
the VIII, and by Giving bond as the law
directs He therefore requeAs all perloni
who are indebted TO fait deceafed's e(tate
to make immediate payment; and thaf,
who have any demands thereon, to ex
hibit the fame for fettlemeut to
JOSHUA MERRILL.
Fainostb, Nay -, 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23
" An ouncc OF Pfevenlion is worth ponnC
Of Cure"

"An ounce OF Prevenlion is worth pound
of Cure" A
For tbe tyrvention and crre Of Biliica5 and
Malignant Fsvfrt, IS rstsnalsrasd
HAtiN's ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
The operation Of ttefT FhlJ il perteab mild,
b a. 70 BE- ujrd gUtb fyetD By brFsat ~ ty-
cry ffEatiog, md IT t-ery ogs.
They are exccilently adapted 20 carry
of fnperhuors bile, and prevent ts NOR
hid iecretions-to relfore and amend tbs
appcti,e-to produce a free perfpiration,
and thereby prevent colds, which are often
OF fatal donfcquen>es. A dofc never falis
10 remove cold if taken on rs hrft ap-
pczrance--they are ceIeb-2:ed for remov-
ing hab:uaI coItivcnefs--scknefs at the.
ftomach aud revere head-acht-and ought
10 b taken BY I'll perfons on change u
climate They have been fouad ESRarka-
bly, fiicacious N preventing and curing
dIiordVrS attendant on long fOyages, ard
Mould be procured and carefully PrritI we'd
for VI. BY every fcaman.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-23
THE preGdcnt and Direacrs Of the Liafol'

THE Prefdcnt and Diredcri OF The Lr''0's
ard Kenas5se Marine I.(raFfs company
aerseably 20 the act Of their interpretations
In,orm The pubic that their capl al flock a.
mounts 70 Seventy five rhouiand Dollars =
and that they are ready to receive pFopoiA''
at their Office, Wye4gss, and 70 make laiursn .
on Venels, Freight, Money, Goods and EiiS CTS
and 4gainit CAPTIVITY Of perions, and GA inc
Life OF any perion during his Anieree oy leA,
and in cafe. OF money lent on 6ottomfy aad
rupoMdentia.
Tho Company will not infure on any veiici
or any one r.ik 20 a greater amount than len
Ihouland Dollars
N.B Letters directed to the Secretary
will bt duly attended 70.
Bv order OF the Prehdent and Directors
JOHN MERRILL, JUN Secretary
Lincoln q Kennebss Marine IaIH, aHes
OgIss, WJslstl Nay S, 1905. }