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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-14
! NialslabIe Medicines,
20 f5AMILTONss KLlxIR,

: cere;gn remedy for dds Obifinae Conghs AttIl-
nSxs CatzIrh, sore 4hroass, ana nPpS0@e'i'S go
iuInpticns ~, :.l
7s parents sobs my 5Gs ss ,s1 G''<1TS ssAD
.y,;s d;fc.vrry isof the fra magnitude, as it's an
nnediafs rsei, chccksthe progre and u hort time
entirely removes the mott cruel diioTder 20 wlh s'u
re-, are lmble-the Elixir is 10 perfectly agreeable ana
she sois 10 fmal, that no difficulty aries IN takngt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-14
DR.. EAFIN's TRUE and GENUINE GERMAN
CORN PLASTER.
.5er are kN9EvA.

An inalliberenedy for corns, fpeedy renewing them,
root and branch. without giving pain.
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AuGEon s. ComRlNoB Store.

AutEaon s. ConsmD5on Store.
THE fupfcrbcr returns his thanks to thofe
Who have favored him with their commands in
the above branches, for their patronage, and
sn'ues them and the public in general, that he
ha continue his exertions to give fAtisfattion by
che triffrft aaiduity, lecrecy and honor.
On the 10 day Of every Court,
a PUBLIC VENDUE will be held at his Auc
ron and Comnfi6n Store, commence at eleven
o'clock in she forenoon, and three O'Clock in the
afternoon. Particulars will be made known on
the day Of fale by the BelIman.
0~s Cain advanced. or depoits.
A. LIMBO,
Yenaut Mqasr 5or tbz Boroasb st Wincbefrr.
N. B. It may be proper TO add tha. goes
dollars fecurity have been given to this borough
for a faithful performance OF my duty, to which
my additional fecurity will Dc given whenever
The extent of tie bufnefs may reg lire it.
Winchcfer, Jan. 81. eo4w Jaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-14

Sol QlIf ~ tf.-t q 49,
diEordcrs,
Coniumptienss
Lownef. Of fpirits,
Loisof appetite.
Irnpurlty Of the blood,
Idyiterical affections,
IaSsard weakneffs,
Seminal weaknehss,
FIuoralbus, (orwhises)
Barrcnneis,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-14
ITITHgR MARTIN.
Dr.. Hamilton's
GRAND RESTORATfVE E,

= recommended as an invaluable msdeiae, TOR tnS
needy relief and permanent of the various complaints
xsNch rcsalt from dnpated pIealures-luvenie
inoderate u of tea frequent OF
any other oeraa;ve ntsmperance the gndkiifu OF e1
siys ufe Of msreurJhe dlesses peculiar 20 ieraaics'
a. certain period q life--bad lying' in &c: &c
And i proved by long and exteage experience TO %
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4 Lot of Ground
March II.
BY U1rtue OF a Deed of g.

By Uartus Of q Deed of IT111
To the fubictiber, viii be ezpoled 10 a.
the prcmlfcs, fer ready money, on tbssa3
of March next, if fair, if not, the p.r
day,
4 piece Of Ground,
lying upon the eai} fde Of Warrington free, !.
north fde Of Cameron ltrect, il the ,o,
Alexandra, extending with WsMi. gtou n
fifty five feet, with Caneron frcet forty &,
feet: ALTO
4 Piece Of Ground,
lying upon the north Gde CT ten feet al,,
tending eaawardly from Waihington Rfeet.
ginning upon the fad alley, fifty feyea feet b.
eaaward of Warrington Street and extend
with the alley fifteen feet, and nothwsrdIy
rallel TO Warrington Street twenty feet, 4
one entire SQUARE containing two acres BON
ed on the fouthby Oronoko Street, on III, no
By Pendleton Greet, on the ealt by Alfred Rts
and on the welt by Patrick ffeet. This Ion
is fubjea to an annual rent of forty three paa
current money Of Virginia, payable to Cha
Alexander, Efq. lAMESKEIrH
Feb.T4. eols
The executive badnefs Of d
weather at the time appointed for the Sale CT
above property, prevented the hle taking pl
It will now be offered for faIc on Monday
10Th day Of this month on the REFLECTIVE pei
tes. If that day fhould prove unfavorbls it,
be offered the next fair day.
JAMES KEITH
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RECEIVED,
BY tie fch'r Hiand and ll0op Unity, from Phi
lsdelphis,
40 bis. bottled Porter Of doz. each
go Go. ftrong draught Beer,
80 boxes Spani0n Segars, and
A fmall Invoice of Soal Leather.
On Hand,
Coffee in bags, Pennlylvania Bar Iron, round
do. hoop do. and nail rods, for fale by
Daniel Mclean.
Jan. 70. d
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~
esfep, and NAY be afsd with psrea sfsy BY pregnan
women, or on infants weekod containing not Paii
Gle Of mercury or any other dangerous ingredient @nae
ever and not accompanied with that orncntns ihafe
ssask attends the application Of other remedies.
THE ANODYNE ELIXIR.
For the cure of every kind of head. ache.
INDIAN EGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A fate and fpeedy remedy for hevenerisl dlieaie.
An ounce Of prevention is worth pound OF cure.
For the prevention and oil bilious and malighahs
fevers,
rs RECOMMENDED
Dr. HAHNss ANT. BILL1OUS-PlLL
The operation ofthefe pills ispefcaly 40 aseobc
aed wthfacty by peron in every iitaatic and OF eve
5ry age.
They are exccently adapted to carry OF iuperhuous
bile and prevent its morbid fecretionsro reitore and
amend the appetite-ro procure free preparations ana
thereby prevent colds, which often attended with
fatal confcquences.a dofe fails 70 remove cold
taken on its rR appearance. hey celebrated for
removing habual eotvencfs-fckncls at the ftonaeh,
and feverc head ache--and ought to be taken by all
perion, change OF climate.
9r Sold likewife BY 5. PJeai0nts,
Richmond Ro6 and Douglas, Peters
burg e. Green, Hsder1ck)burgh; G.
Purdsr, SanthfeR; NJ. Jones, Suffolk;
~. Miller, Wlnchefeg R. Greemh0w.
WIlAiamJ5ug; and +. Shan, Lsel5M5.
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ehainaey Of deasy has brought on genera iuPoVe'
;ihment Of the yiten, executive debility OF the wnoe
frame, and waiting Of the heh which no noufnlens
s,.d;e;ns has performed the mott aftonihing cures
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81. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

John Hoover, rope maker, South Second Street, be-
tween Mary and Chs GanStrees, Philadelphia, volnn-
tariIy nnaketh cath as follows namely, thaF his VIE,
Mary Hsover, MAS 70 feverely afflicted with violent
rheunstif very dangerously tuatcd, the conteqnence
of eysre cold sterlYng In to be canhned to her bed
for fevesal weeks and az length reduced to the
nesnchoy apprehension Of remaining cripple tor life
notwithstanding the mot rsf9ecefabe medical advice
was followed, and every probable remedy attempted:
when leeng fcveral cafes of performed by ia
nton's EGcnce ard Extrs Of Mu}ard, they were pro-
cured from Mr.. Birch, 10 II, South feeond-Streef
The irt application enabled her to walk acrois the
room, and tie uc of one bottereorcd her to her ufual
SaSe of health and frSnsth.
JOHN HOOVER.
sworn and frSicT;bed before Ehnezerger Foren, Fiq
enc OF the uiiices o the7eacc for Philadelphia County
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HAMII.TON's
WORM DESTROYING LOZRNGES.


Which have within four years pat cured upwards of
hundred and twenty thouiand psrfons of both icxes
cfeyry age aed i'll every tuatcn Of various dangerous
complaints srif lug from worms, and form obGruRions
or foal- aefs IN tie hcmach and bowels.
This medicine bears analogy whatever Of iin;lar
sitlc commonly complained OF as operating with vio-
lence; the contrary particular excellence Of this
remedy being iaed every age and contribution;
contains nothing but what IS perfectly innocent, and
60 mild in operation that 1t cannot injnre tbs moG
delicate pregnant lady, the tenderef infant Of week
DID, ihoud no worms exS in the body; but WILL with
pain grping cieanse The teonaeh and bowels of
rvhassysr foul oifcnve, and thereby prevent the
wodusson Of worms and many fatal dforders, They
are particularly ecacious in carryiog OF all groi. hu-
saars and eruPsaas; fever and bilious complaints, and
archie fae and mldel purgatise that be ulsd on
asy oSea6en.
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Violent cramps in the
aomscb and back,
Tndigeition,
Melancholy,
Gout in the ftomaeh,
Pain, in the limbs,
2elaxations,
involuntary cmihoRs
| Obitinst$ elects,
| Impoteney, sc. Sc.
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TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the ITCH.
Which is wartanscd an inlalible remedy at enc arpl
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Jan. 70.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-23
CHARLESTON COURIER.

The cosdactor Of this eminent Feder6I
Print, hauing determined on lQnng q
jsmi-weekI PAPER for country JubFrlbers,
1effer the manner Of the " NeoO- York He
RAID and United States Gazette for the
COmrtry, to contain all the political mat
ter and foreign intelligence ofhe daily.
Courier for an Advance Of fve dollars
9sr angam, has forvarded to Us a copy
ofhis sroPofal5, IN which zee are named
among has agents for the D5Rrict Of Co.
lum5ia 10 recesUe ]l1oi crtbtlons. ne cheer
f4IlyaccePt the taxi, and wbatevsr Of pa
sroaegs IS to be had for the aery Courier
IN tbs quayIer. 1t roould g5uc US pIca-
fire to be the means Of obtaining.
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Effy Dollars Reward,

VIII be given for the recovery OF
nv POCKEr. BOOK, containing about EigbD
Fee Dollo,s in back notes, and the following
papers-hoen out of my counting room on the
night of the lSsh inf between the hours Urine
and ten O'Clock /: Dols. Cts.
A draft of Henry K. May and Co
on Gilbert Robeltion and Co. Of
New, York, in my favor for l25e
Jonah Thompfon and Sons note to
lanes Fl. Tucker, dated the l4:h
May laa, at ieventy FIVE days en-
aotfcd by me fr 1850
William Cafh's note to VIM, Gore,
dated the 24th April lat, a, fxty
days, cndotied by VIM. Wilton 4,4 SO
John Potts's note to William Will
ION, dated the z4th April lat, at
SO days, cndorfed BY William
Wilton, $50
Philip Cares note to William Wilton
dated the goth Of April Taft at 60
days, endorled by WG. Wilton
rhyfelf $40
William Wilfan's note &c me dated
the z3dof May laf, at 90 days, $50 81
..na,hsn Swift's note to no. Potts,
dated the azd May taft, at 60
days, endorfed by John Potts and
myieif, go
John Potts note to me, dated the
aga May lat, at 90 DAYS. 200
Robert L. Hooe and Co.'S draft on
James Crawford and CO. of Phila
dephia, in my favour, accepted
the 9th inf. loos 80
Same Of fame date, 100
Same OF fame date, 100
George Lawrenoe's note to ne dated
the 29th July, 1903. 400 50
William Cores two receipts for a. barrels f2ur,
R. & w. P. Richardlon's receipt tor II barrels
-four.
Phineas Jsnney's receipt for II barrels four.
lfaac Holngfworth's order on Samuel Croudfon,
accepted the 18th inf. for 60 barrels -four.
Ambrcie Waffle.
June IS.
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pubLtt GtenOw.
On TUESDAY,

On TUESDAY,
4. 10 s'elock, gui2 be sald at TIE Y.rGae Store,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bs.
WhiRey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hllas. tierces and bls.
Cote. in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap If boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candies
Raifns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Kericymeres, Duffils,
Plains and Kerleys,
Negro Cottons, Scrges,
Elaficks, blue Friezea,
Calimancoes and RsGels,
Yarn Stockings,
-h,ntzes and Caicoes,
irilh Linens, SileGa do.
Olnabargs and Ticklenburg,,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Closhs
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Colorred Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
June 4.
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RICHARD VEITCH and Co

RdgE. JUST RECEIYED
from London, and tor fale az their warehoufe,
$50 pieces well chofen printed Ca
ieoes, Chin,zcs, Cambries, &c.
800 pieces white, coloured and fan
cy Csmhr,c, and other Mullins.
Muffin Shawls, black Gotta, Dimi-
ties, Jeans fancy Waiacoatiog, Cotton Hofe,
Cotton and Silk Gloves, fine s tw;a, Check,
fsipsd Cottons, &c.
g. The above Goods are entitled to Draw
back on expectation.
M:y II. 4
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ROBERT B. JAMESON,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
$4,000 lbs. Green Ccfse,
5000 do. Cocoa,
70 hhds. Mufcevada Sugar,
20 bags OF Cotton,
20 puncheons fine Aavor'd ST. Croix Rum,
20 hhds. MolaGes,
10 pipes Holland Cir,
90 q. chefs Of fseth Teas aforted,
30 pipes London P. Madeira
PIPES dd Port
q pipes P. Tennetif: SWINES,
s a.. caks Sherry, and
pipes Brucell;s
5 bids. green CaPpsras,
4 hhds roll Brimttanr,
= hhds. Nader,
hhds Alum, and
10 boxes Of Spsnth Scgars different qua
liiies, wnh mott other articles in the grocery
Fine. May 20. d
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JAMES S. SCOTT,
T Il / L o X,

London fuper6ne Navy blue, black,
corbeau and dab cloths Of hyperion qnaisy--
Alto on hand bottle ard graG green, c'ate,, Gin
namon, olive, drab, oxford a'd other mixtures
of cloths ard caGi,ercs; foe India dimity, and
company nankeens cotton caiIimrres & nankinets,
fix f'rentine, fafhionsble ma,fciiies and Elk
velvet waiAcoating. fix and cotton braces, &c.
which he will difpole Of or make up on the mott
moderate terms.
June 9. d3coIm !,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07
Ere. IT, Kessejee Gsssiss.
SUBSTITUTE FOR HAY.

The alarming want Of hay in masy parts Of
Main little retired Il ON the Tea, makes Il neceAa
~ to Tecoiled how cattle were formerly fupplied
ia winter. upon new farms in this Diara. Brovfs
from various hard wood trees and from hemlocks.
in thofe times, Frequently preferred their Aore
cattle and fome times their working cattle, through
the latter parts Of the winter, with the aid Of falt
Paths were made through the fnow to trees cot
down for this or for other purpofes and the cat
Tie ferved themfelves. Thi. refouree will eontin.
ne to anfwsr for aore cattle and By the addition
Of Indian corn or meal, il viii aniwer for work
ing cattle Indian corn will alone fupport nor
fes.-To new the ME of corn, we mufa remember
that ton Of hay Tor 30 hundsedsl will be only
double The weight Of 60 bulhels Of corn, at IS
pouads Tor halt long hundred) the bnihel But
the 10 buhels Of corn will will not at preent psi-
ees. be 70 dear az The tcps Of hay and yet he corn
viii Be more ncoriihing. ~ we'll ~ more safily oh
tanned. face i mar be imported, and can more e.
ely be carried about BY he;og half the weight and
Of little bulk. Bot corn snlA not Be. eiven whole
20 cattle; for they will not digelt Il readily, as
may be feen BY infpeeaing their msnsre. Il mula
BE ground more or LET'S which multiplies It's
furfaces and leens its bulk, ~ veil rs cracks is
fheu. 1t made into bread, il will be farther ad
vancsd towards dieeRion By means Of hesi; and
the fame boiled, provided the cattle will cat il,
wn'cn ~ time OF o'aSeis, they may prehaps foon
be made 20 do.
It oss to BE tie ba6neis Of ,be female. 10
farmers family to make the corn when grouud
and cooked. palatable to cattle fer il has been
found that the French eavsiry 10 With two thirds
Of the oats when foaked "a hours which are
necedary if given dry.
AZ 70 browte the buds are now ewelling falt,
and affords abundance Of i. Leaves aho in =
few weeks will appear. aud then the cattle may be
turned ioto the woods, Some are fearful that.
they fhsll dettroy their woods BY this means !;
snd'f che woods are young. and detigoed to be
prelervsd. the fear may be iuil but where i
the ufe. Of preferving infant uees IN sall g,swo.
woods deitiued foon to be cut down for timber,
isel OF, clearing the Ibid. In fueh cafes ten OF
twenty acres may befeacsd Of, where there are
iprings. and the eatte be turned ont ii the feaioa
OF the leaf, fste temptation d. . little faltor
meal sivsa oeca6ooally, will NOT keep them
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COngrsG of THE United States.
HOUSE OF RxPRsSGNTA71vEs--M.,sS ~.

Sc--AHS1sO
An engrofed bill supplementary 70 the al in
CO.. porating the bank Of the United States aurho-
,iiina branch At New Orleans, was read the
thir time. 4M
The quet;on being taken. !. pa6ed...Ayes 4o.
NATURALIZATION
An engroAed bill in addition to the naturalza
toa lAw, was read . third time and paaed Yeas
s. NAYS SO.
The bill exonerates aliens, entering the United
STAIRS between the years 1898 and Soa, from
complying with the 6ra proviGon Of the ad Of
1898, requiring declaration made in court OF
the intention Of the alien to become citizen, Eve
years previous to his admilion to ci,zenihip.
P,e6dAs and T;es Prs6dnt IA medage vas &c
ceived from the Senate, communicating billfuP.
piementary to an ad refp =ding the election Of a
Pretidnt and Vice Prefident, which was referred
TO a committee Of the whole.
The bill provides for the mode in Which informa
ton nall be communicated TO the feveral States Of
the adoption of The propofed amendment TO the
contribution, in cafe II Aia BE ratified by acnst.
tutionai number Of ates, and directs the electors,
in cafe iuch information nall not be received, to
vote IN tvo different ways, the one of which lhail
be IN conformity to the original article of the
aitution, and the other 10 conformity TO the propo
fed amen dment
,o,,,s,.s! sstra;,,~A'. u
The bill erecting L.niisra into tive territories
and providing for the temporary governments there
Of, was read the third time.
Mt. Alton fad, If there vas no obj:dion. he
would move the inferton Of clanfe to limit the
period OF the bill, account principally. Of ths
great powers conferred on the executive.
Tha motion being objedsd 10 By Mr. Lyon, was
declased oat of order.
Mr.: Bedioger moved to recommit the leR Ie6;es
tor The parpo5e Of obtaining limitation 70 the
"a.
MOTION carried Ayes 81.
1he Houfe went into committee Of the whole
~ G. Smith in the chair on the la6 feet;on.
When Mr.. Ncholfon moved an amendment i'm.
ting the ad to two years, and 20 the end Of the
next feiIion thereafter,
Mr.. Bedinger faid he fhould ike is lipitatioe
70 one year better but would, # il we're the lenfs
Of DE Hoole, be iatis6ed With two years.
! ~. N'ceo'faa.s mae.oa was agrssd to without !
The Houfe agreed 70 the amendment: When
the final queison put On the paAage Of the bill,
and carried 10 the Affirmative BY ysas and nay.-
Yeas 66-Nays II.
There being 10 ssors~, the motion to adjourn
vas repeated and carried-Ayes IS Noe. a..
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~ pah'ifhed every s'fsriy, by E. "A. JENKs, 1t the
fP.nt'nP Office M ,. l5s-sf,.s,, PoRrLAss; xhce
.tnhicriPtons, advertisements, commune ations, g.
tsre reserved With Attention The price, ~ ry
.iubcribers who receive their papers the Office or
IN packages ny the mail, ONE DOLLAR & Fl Fly
Cents exr.--$.J subicr'bers who live in town,
and thoic Whole papers fe aled and epa-
-atey. viii DC charged rwo DOLLARS a year.
Ca Aav-tSt.. will derive peculiar advantages y, their
favors viii he putliaed (wishcut extra price, both ia
y. this paper. and r |sdk9ays COMMERCIAL CAzrrrx.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

NOTICE is hereby gives toehe essditors sfRICtiARD
IN FOSTER, Of w@'Ssst. II he Ai0ria a. Maine, =.
saiu0 whom seomm1Soa q haakrsptey has awarded
and iGued fourth that sAe cnsnifoners named and a.
thorixed 10 and By the fsid eosamifcn and the ans.
ace VI his esse and eGeeb nsend % set q The cor.
moners - Part sAA. ~ SassaAsy she fosuerrsA
day Of April se = eeven Of the cIosk ia the fosenoe
in order TO msks dividend Of HE eilsse and Gro.
when and where the creditors vho have not already
ed their detss, are 70 prepared prove the Zane.
or they vii be exeludeo the benefit IT faid Dividend
SAMUEL p. OILDDEN. A&,~.
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from wandermg.=This may be = conAaAs eaab
liihmens to fave Raaorage, tiItthe grafs thil have
little grown.AAs the preient nome ri, 5osHe
thing is indifpenible fos' macy cattle ar dying
more will Immediately fuEer, aud 't<miie i
general preparation for contagious end other dif-
cafes.
-,.e~-.r .~.-,.- - HaHs.<I Mnse6 .7c.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07
To be Sold,

A Valuable FARM, confifing of about
Fifty acres Of Lasd, with convenient dwelling.
houfe. barn. orchard and good veil Of water there
on-For furth particulars enqsre Of the fabfcrber,
living on the premifes.
BENJAMIN. PETTENclLL.
Frsap~s, Als.ss :.
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UNITED STATES. 7N

Dia,ia # 1aia.. March 9th. 1894 ~ |. h.,.s,
given to The eteditsrs Of Joseph CRoss Of Po,s..S
in the diAri1 Of Maine trader, sgainie whom com.
milton Of Bankruptcy has duly iuedl and proceed up
on. that they may hew e.uis il they Zee e. before she
D;ri6 judge Of Maine At his dwelling Houfs ia York.
on Wednesday the 18th day Of April 1904, asainlt max
ing and allowing certificate Ct dicharse 10 faid bank
rups before which time eaeeptoas thcreunso NAV be
made.
DAVID sEwALL, Js4t. # q. Dar;s Of A.;..,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07
A FARM for, Sale.

TO be fold, a Lot Of Land, confilfing
= Q. one hundred and City acres, veil wooded and
wssered-havas theseon, insa fsaaed hosfe. Twelve
Acres are in gooA order for graf and three serss Tor
aisd ~ 10 be improved p great aavantaee The terms
viii he made loera and eafy the pufehsfe -Inquire
Of MI. Janus Psaar, fsyssyfb near the psemifes-ss
Vt JOSEPH AANkiNS, Rsnam.
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NOTICE |!


WHEREAs Jonathan Nivqo1o, Of Fall
mouth, in the county of Carnbe-land, bas bee.
reprefsnted By the Selemen Of laid sown, 20 the Hon
William corbam Efa Judge Of Probate for fsid county,
TO be ssfa. and Incapable Of taking care Of mfef
ad Judge has ieen 81 20 sppons the uberher to be his
i shessiose to forbid any peroe sruios
laid ~ s@ps On any aceonns and al pesfons having
accounts open With him. prior th dale, are sepueed
TO ieslle the fame Immediately, With
JOB wINsLow, lvn.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07
Loft or Lent,

COmetimc in the month of March, 1909,
FowLiNoPECE, fuppofed to have been bsr-
rowed Of MIR. EfsL,st DAY. or myfelf-whoever has
j. 10 his pooa vii oblsr the by resarning the
fame. 1ONATHAN xTEWART
Msyss AZ
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07
To the HeasrsbfLe Senate end Hsys IF Rpr/ inotire,
eft6e Csmmonqvealtb Of Afegacbska,, noaO fitting ar
Bsgy~, in /a;d Commsn~eqm
YOUR Petitioners humbly reprefent,.

that turnpike road from Frycburg, in the county
Of York. TO s,and, the county 81 Cumberland. boh
in fa;d Commonwealth, Is much needed-thM the preien.
road is circutcus and difficult pats account OF hs
rocks and low lands; 70 that the rantPou.son Of pro
duce and merchandife add from Portland, (our ulua
msrketl is rendered very exPenHve All Of which deul
ties might be greatly .iva,ed ny Of turnpike
road; begnnin. Fryeturg Academy and ternina
ting StAndih meeting houie, The moi direa and
commodious courfc toward P,rtland.-Wherc(ore ycur
petitioner. pray that they with fueh snoeiates As may
hereafter JOIN eo may be Incorporated for the purPo
Of building turnpike road IN the place and danse men.
Nosed. erecting gstes thereon, RECEIVING fnch toll osm
peons pang thereon With esriages, teAms heighs and
Other we, this honorable Court hah dreea and for
doing other and things neceiary for the fvppo
and veil governing iaid corporation.
JACOB MGAW, ssS Al af6ss.
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UNITED STATES,
D;aria Of Maize, M1re6 7otl

Dygria IF A1a;~, M0reb zot5, I8n4.
NOTICE is hereby given to the credit
on Of Afo1RsLL J0R0AN. Of Caps. Ifasbesh
in dsid DiAeiA Of Maioe. Trader, ssAina whom es.
hoa Of Bankruptcy has dolly ed and proceeded upon,
that they may Gew case ifshey Zee Fl, before The f
,ria lndss Of Maine. his dwelling asus in York. on
Fasiday the s'h day # May nest, (s5o4) ssasnA ailow
in1 cezAesse Of dif,harse TO faid Bankrvp hsfore
which time. Receptions may be made ssaoA Sseh allow
aoee: DAVID SEWALL. 81.