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on for our oppreffors which was increafed by
the evils which they inflicted, and the facri-
flee which they exaSted: infpired US with more
ardent attachment to the caufe in which we
were ftruggling. Before the revolution it was
more the refult of reafon, than the fuggeftion of
fentiment. Since the revolution, our convict
ons have been confirmed and animated by the
national fentiment. Neither of theie fources of
attachment have been opened upon the inhabi-
tants Of Louiiiana. They had no inheritance
to guard, no habitual conviction To obey nor have
they remembrance of any glorious facrifices
which they have made, in tire vindication of
their rights. They have no venerable catalogue
OF heroes to recount: their fields have not been
ftrewed with the honoured dead, nor planted
with the banners of victory. No, their indie
penderce is defined to be the gilt of another
nation, not recommended by the convictions of
an early education nor by the recollection of
triumphant ftriggles.-This fubiea would pre-
TENT other views. 1t might be flown, that the
relation in which they are to ftand 10 the Uni
ted States, requires the temporary exiitence of
dependent government. To introduce the
lame language and the fame laws it might be
flown how neceiiary it is that the United States
fhould exerciie controul over the details of
legiIlation and infruaion.
1t might be fhown that the country is too
large to conftitute fate, either as to its pre-
TENT or future convenience. The ditant parts
would be too far removed to profit by its admit
nitration: and as no new Rate can be conftituti-
onally formed within the bofom of an old one,
without its own content, it might he ihown how
extremely difficult it would be to divide this
extenfive country into fnall fovereignties, al
though the legiilation of Louihana it1eif might
be fubjeSt to innumerabe objections.
1t might be fhown how eafy and gradual will
be the traniitions of this country from its pre-
Tent form of government to that of free and
independent fate. 1t might be fhown how adj
mirably they will be adapted to aterritorial go
vernment, when their population has increafed,
and their political habits amended. 1t might be
fhown, how eafy it will be to tranfmute this
territory of Orleans into more independent
power; and to elevate it from the adminierati-
on Of its internal concerns, to flare in the fe-
deral legiilation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-03
SPANISH WRONGS.

A meeting was held at the city coffee houfe
on Thurfday agreeable to public advertisement,
on the fubje6 of Spaniih wrongs upon the
extent and meafure of the wrongs there was
but one opinion, and draft of a memorial to
government on the filbie6t was offered to the
meeting by one of the fuferers, of which we
have obtained copy. The original was refer
red to committee OF three gentlemen who
1t is prefumed will report to another meeting.
aurora.
That your memorialifts, with comfortable
number of their fellow citizens, by various
modes Of aggreflion and depreciation by Span
iih fubje6ts under the fanGtion, connivance or
authority of the government, and by the go
yernment and subordinate governments of his
catholic majefty, have been deprived of their
property, fufered infut, injury, waite and cru
city; feelingly alive to thofe privations, and
thofe wrongs, approximations, were made by
fome to the government of the United States,
while others vented their fufferings in the pub
lie prints, the records of which bear ample
teftimony to the numerous and fevere afTiiGti-
ons of the citizens of the United States from
thofe fources
That during the continuance of thefe hof-
tllities in which Spain was party, her own
maritime commerce annihilated, her policy die
tated and her colonial governments adopted
fyfem different from the ufual routine of
Spanifh traffic. The vehels of the United
States were invited and permitted, our mer-
chants were lured and engaged ~ convey the
perifhing produce of thofc colonies to the mo-
ther country and eiewhere. Many of our mott
valuable veilels were engaged for that purpoie ;
they arrived in their colonies and were admit
ted; but nofooner was peace known to have oc-
cured, than the former rigid fyftem of Spain
was renewed, their own licences abrogated, and
thofe vefies, their officers and feamen fubiected
to all the vex1tious proceedings of power,
fathleisnefs and cruelty, by which many OF
your memorialifis are reduced from afiluence
to want, and rendered unable to pay their iull
debts.
Informed Of thefe violences, your memoir.
aifs confided in the wifdom and energy of then
government to- obtain their redreis and compen.
fation, conlidering themfelyes entitled to pro.
lection while engaged in fair and honeR com.
merce under the flag of the United States
which your memoriaits respectfully declare
they have not traufrefed.
With entire fltisfaGtion, therefore, your me.
morialits learned that the government of the
United States were engaged in negotiations 70,
that purpofe ; but they conceive them(elyes cal.
led upon TO exprefs their corresponding difaD.
pointment on the publication of the treaty OF
MADRID, OF the nth Augut, 500, which refer
red 10 much to interpretations, 70 much tc
chance The adiuRment of claims by com.
mlfhoners, your memorialifts cannot but an.
prove, but the duties Of commGioners, IL Is
conceived, ihould b. chiefly confined to the de.
ciion ofiteDs and amount of demands, the iuf-
tice OF cl1lms as 10 principles, being hrt ex-
preisly recognized by treaty. With refpeetfuI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-03
THE sUBSCRIBER-HAs FoR SaLF

n OLLAND GIN, in Pipe; Malaga Nirf, in or.
egas; Cotton and WoOl Cards. in boxer CboeoLat.
FER I0x Hbhf Lad, Span5 Bro.un and 1cls4y ocJr.
ground i" Gil; Nufmegs Patent Sbet Bar and sb..t
Leaf; Mould Canalf'; Writing and Hr4ppisg Par, !;
Country and STped@ Iron; Sbrtt Hoop ditto Live,
on Cesefra'; 14RD'" F'ataSt A.4gso; Rejar-d Soit
P.f's; Ground Ginger P3ptr; 2oA i2d, 100, and
81, Nail and Brod5 German and Biiferd Ste,l Cart
Baker SfrazOs Of z1nublers dOSrturenf of Sboe,
b6@ H"ddA Carrying Roai Hamiltons Snuff; Nail
Rod Short PipeI 4; See, Stirling and HarSeG Lea.
tier Woribs,a Cbes;, G..
HENRI HOVE7.
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NOTICE.

a IL PNloH, bavag claims qgnigf TIE sgotr Of CAPT.
- Tbowa' NlJf6a, La;f Of King HTLjam County, are
@'Hd 10 bring TIN" in, Property ah5d 10 tbe/l5,i5sr,
7V0o bafb gHat'td as executor Of Dir Jbes zoiN and
d. fahe tbs osfor 10 allure the creditors, 6qt as os as
6r accounts are H9vdafed anibs 6aLra.et e,fared b..
zOW make ameLt PrOVfon to meet eOry jun demand ar
lpeNfiy az PsDFbh
THOMAS CARY NELSON.
Kinp Wu. OR. 3. LIN
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FOR SALE,

OK COLTS from he aoied NARA Kitty Hfe4y,v ;g
~ Minerva.
ALSO FOR SALE-Eh5er Of tBeiE 1N1IRES. in
e.or0"ers nay be en BY any one xy5o zviae S bon,
aP~ebgfr. TOHN HOSKTNS
0'' = King e Qaseif
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-03
NOTICE.

JOHN DuNSMURE begs have te ;r,5,z 81, ff-uds
y and be PHbiie, ib0t tie GROCERY BUSINESS.
6h1rr'' carried BY bin, 7eA anr. Be esnal7el Day
tie firm IF
DUNSMURE 81 TURNER
Hbo ba0s on bana-d General I4Ho,.uent of .4rt;L :;
11f Hf"t' 706irb thy sr For Sale yorahle te,.rs
81 al tIef iNiSieffo jain Dsgjn1re, ar. ,eqaeaes
10 come fo'avara and Ieftir beir aee04nfs.
Ot706e. S. 41C
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-03
BROKERS OFFICE.

He SH5eriber bns operedo Brokers' Office in one Of
i br apartments d6ovs Mr. Bur'i Sfoye. IN kyS.
Hgi eo1faa 70 him. eOH DC h0gt7ed ztb F,it9 faeia,
THOMAS NORTELL,
Ot7Ober 8. If
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1 N D z X.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-03
10 LIKELY NEGROES.

a NYfeyfoH aoieirg to.sureteE about 10 Likely Ne.
gro may bear 7cb-r- be can be b. ab
p!yirg at tie 0Gee Of TIE Engpiyer.
Oe7Ober 8. If
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-12
STOUGHION's
GEN UINE BITIERS,
FastlfulJ prepared attle Original uarsl
houfe London.
Ian. II.

foa}e LONDON. ri
TO make any oo!csvs;iaFs here, apse ,te e.
psror qualry of thei4 Bites, ioary cyee IF ed
TOT faie, is needlels; t4Gse II 10 az, sfst hey
have FOOD the TT Of 4ppfoba,.oQ great nuai5es
OF years.
G-nlenens vine prefer b;..crt, will aoi them
an elegant and wnoefomc PREPARATION and ao~,
for the fra time, impor,rd in qaart op,slss, az
we'll as walls, which viii reasce The price near
one half.
G1r Country Rores and taysrns fappiiei by the
ioz.n or grocs, wisb veg lasgs aiIowapcr u
the price, or battered for caaafFy praiace ca ap-
ii-a,iop to M ffs. Robefl ADD join Gay, book
feiiess, Aiexaniris.
Sold ALTO (Retail)
b. Rsp;ne, Gons4l 30 Co, alellors, Cap;-
tol HUI, Wahitg on I'm Msrch bokfelier,
George Tawn; III 'il4y G.aha.o, Norfolk, and
A. Buck, FFedsntkbAg.
My. snIs*
&C. Wantslas A69, e1trces tc TIC
Printing B'pfaeYJ, trpo LIDS Of re-
butable coliaea'osss. A5py at this
L0gcs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-12
alsrsaorfa Dup M1,rtiSsr.
THURSDAY, January u.

DR.. Sno7odsn,
4 lublcrlber 70 your paper and q comfortable
,ckbolder, in the Back Of Alexandria. propoies
i. sollowiny gentleman as Directors at the ap-
,,ossbing eIetsion, whom he believes will be
Imported: -
John Ianney,
Ieha Dunlap,
f3bn Duudafs,
William Herbert.
Richard Conway,
Charles Simns,
Gorge Gilpin,
William Newton,
William Hodglon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-12

O, Tuesday morning last, Mr.. JAN Raa-
! isb. Of Chefe56eld, was found dead N MS 0cad'
'ceaa,iouel BY being fhot through the head Wit,
n;aol His ion las face bee committed to jan
MAJ, fafoicion OF being the author Of this hOtrid
La.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-12

whose MAD ambition, hn2rfacip1cd views, ana
aaamaatiae heart, had sent them to an utitinely
grave then will rbat;colossus winch now bestrides
France, and looks TO fix oae foot on Great Bti
tain be tumbIed down never to be raised again.
To look beyond that Gracious God, what
a prope6f And eternity OF torment for she
lniferable phsntoms, the baubles, the foyE and
play things which that arv,l Child Of ambition
purfues. What mutt it be when, as the door
between this life and etefnity "Opens, and Is igf
going TO be closed for ever, the wretched foil
llall pray for aaihiiation act Of heavens lssr
cy--..and the millions Of fouls fent TO their dread
account With allthcif frs upoa their heads, by
his wckednsfs, by his fword, by his fire, or by
his -it laHs, hsil gather roand
and down The voice Of his prayers with cries for
jntice on ttleir defrcyef. lid.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-12

From the n. Z. lsoyniag cssronic1s.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
Genuine Hats

Cmmne Has,
ID ECtiyED by he Eliza. from liverpool and dir et
N from the msaufactores ige aiIor, ncnt Of mems
an youth. dne. adding .sd low priced HATS aud Tor
tale chsap.or cath approved CT cdr by
ABI.,AH CHEEVER.
NJ, &, M4Ey,' Ro4v.
Continuity for fae above all kinds ,merican Manu-.
faStured HATS-~AaRANTfb Goof
II few Hundred pair If Mems thin aud thick eathsr
SHOES, Ssasss fv 'Ss i'5f I"is Ms.ir.
NS. % .-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
GOLDMAN e. SW AN,

GOLDMAN e. SWAN,
T No3, Union Ro7o, 3fidbt Street,
HAVE JUN received, general afFnr,mem of
European and India GOOGS,
iuitabe for the fesion -! .ikcwife, all kinds Of
WESr-INDIA GOODS & GROCERIES.
among zobicb are.
PIPES of excellent French BRANDY eutitled
to a drawback.
Holland GIN
. Wei India RUN.
Hy'on Aen TEN.
general ah'rmsnt of PAINTS, and i.nfttd OIL. &c
&c ali which they will fell the lowell terms, whole
fsir and retail. <-l---
Ca.Ee--f /c- FILE sspv..
1000 III German STEEL Of FIRsT quality.
50 Cafes Sweet OIL.
Quantity Of Roll tRIMsTONE
50 Pieces Ringa HaNnXERCHHFS.
so do Banlanna do. .'.'.-.--
bale Muesar SANNhHS. rs .- "' 'tt
do. aforted linda GOODS, &c.
The above viii be fold he Bolton prices, and on
re afonable credit 80 - Sc -
Fs,ska.f Or -.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
ELEaZER GREELEY

INFORMS his friends aud the public, that he has taken
the St;.rcin Filth .ireeS next door to RossRr Bovs
" here he has for il e.
II general qg5rtment Of GOODS.
fuitable tor The Eafon Mo.
One Trunk Kid Slippers.
Po,f,.sI. o.. 10
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Nj. DU MARIEb,

- ETURNS r. thanks to th.fe gentlemen who have
N fubcritd bis pr"pofa for inGrutton in tn F,sne6
Lg1gs and infom offers. who may with to iubierie
that Ii. viii commence sivr., et'ous teEfb OF 30
Verb.r neat, 1t nj. rehdrnce in urkey Lane.
Portland, Oh az -" '+t
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
Bowdoin- College.

lOF'WUOIU NsOEICEcs
-l~HE Trufees Of Hosj Coiere, are requefcd 20
meet At Nisrac uirst Hall in Rrurf~ OK. N Wed.
nefday. tn 7'h Gay q November newt eleven of tn.
&C ock heo noou cenfdtr fome important bu6ncfs
which will then .nd there be laid before them.
JOSEPH M KAN, Pyy;iest
BrsStte:.s OH u, 1894
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
3, ABEL rox,

. EOS leave ioforH, his friend, and the ,o,c, .ha,
ID he has taken Rand in Fore frees. at the houfe
IF Mrs Fox, Joncss Row where all sppic alton
.e line Of III. pr f,lron be promptly attended TO.
Portland. ga 40. -
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Sheriff SAFE.

Shcrif's Safe.~-.
AIKEN BY Execution and will be fold Oh Nt@ssex5
L next, at q O'Clock u. the Store lately occu.
Fled by IRA FLOYD, ia Windham, vsriey OF
EnghG Gs9df and GyMrie5.
AlTo, mum or of Willie and Red Oak HcghesA
Shocks, siatts and Poop POLES, &c. -Ao.. Coop.rs
Shop ard ell Tools hectfafy ,oi carving on tie Coop
ers hufnol ALTO, new ider Bar,eiA While oak
knees for vtHek tboisnd OF reufe bosro>, bren
boards plank and Join fu,rbe CABINET maxi ng-aio
Condit faIc viii be r,aac known at the time and
place sforsfae.
CALEB GRAHAM, DE- r. sheriff.
porfiars IN H.. t
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

~OUatliOuW Sdatn
Next 'Menday. fellow citizens, y,u will be
called OH to give In your votes for electors Of
prcf;dent' SC. Incur fra page you have the
form ola vote, competed of a lit of worthless
who have invariably fupported the principles Of
che Conaituhs,,, and the meafures Of Huntington
Thote are men on whom you may rely with
flfety.- B,odb;ngtsn conformcd to tn. conilitu-
zion, and his mcafures gave you natior al srsnAb,
dg1ity and PROPERTY which no triting acci-
dent could impair. With this Aate of things
YOU have fad contra0 i'll the following I'M.
PORrANr DECLARATION of FACTS,
as publiihed in our Gazette of recent date
Nov, then, is the time TO arouie and check the
growing evils which threaten you with lavery
and ruin.-Can you with iuitice 10 yourielves
and poiterity. give your iuffrages to man
whole Administration is thus portrayed |!
Jcdaron commenced his with hypocrfy and has
purfacd il with oppreison
He hired vela pen defame the beloved Wilmington
and to dislisnor the venerated adams
He d,i,nIed to poverty the friends Of Warrington and
folders of the revolution
He has appointed office, foreign adventures and enc
mics TO our Independence
He has fanctoned faay to theie officers, which
fueed to their wsrtiy predecefors.
tte has encouraged lairit Of .c4
which threatens to overwhen country in ruin.
IL. has degraded the nation, by inviting into its bofom
that viper Paine. who fcos all religion, and trauced
aud Vhied Warrington.
He has TALxxp to THE PEOPLE Of cconomy, and has
waited their money profuiey ard unwarrantaby.
He has norgaged the faith and revenues of the country
TO the of fteen millions of dollars, for province
which has already fewn iyInpom of rebellion and which
Wi, caafe the downfall of New England iniruce and prof.
Pssisy.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

CO TIE nreflRe # fx jiijcrltsyy 70 tie PORTLAND
AssEAfs1'- darSs adjourned 10 Fyraay E,e,iize
next, 7 achck, 1T the Csiambian Iav<'a.--4f gene.
raj and fu1t!aa! aneaa3ars Is reqaefos
Oct ~, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

He his srcady town the feeds Of wa, with nation
winch under former administrations always pacific and
am,cabe.
lie has through His fsvorcs prcpofed and h;relf has
Questioned aw veisng hnclf with ato,ue and
Aoe power the province parchafed With theeoples
inoney .4
He has violated the contribution by rettine fines
wcss aud arre.,at the trial Of offenders.
lie has exerced ucde influence ii elections where he
had no right Interfere.
he has eitlb!ifed fsen of corruption and encouraged
hrde of ntorner the dcaruGion of that confidence
IL necerlry to the axiteuce of f&stv
In line, his four yesrs administration haze exhibited a
diipcftiop overthrow thai fair fabric freedom. which
~. predeceiiors efabifhed and nothing but time wan
ted to complete its dxNruStiGn"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

Il lie sb1criter. hereSy give public they
have hecn dry appointed and have taken up ~
them the trun OF administrators n the ci,ate Of
1AoMAs ~oRuRx, sa
late Of Buckfe!d. The cnuavsf CunheTiaod yesran,
deccsf fed ivy giving bond the law cs fhe. tlerc
foe reguA ali psrfons who njeh.ed GAO dec AZ
Cd efasc axe immediate payment. and ,h.ae Who
have any dcAuda thssen 10 exbs the fame for ieste-
rent to
H1;gnH Cs5nrn
1hsuas Co5uyn.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
LOST,

LOST,
ylETWEEN Port and aud North Yarmouth. the
- WING Of ,CHAISE a'moa NEW hwv er
wi leave siih the Printer 6,A BE- hahdcoeIy re ward
cd. Aa. az
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

'HE fuaieriber hetesy give. pan c notics that ihs
i has been duty appointed ana has taken up her.
felt the tua Of All siminin airx N the etste of
IHON Is LES,
late of Brdgeton in the county Of Cumberland yeomsn
oeceaied BY giving bond the directs she there.
fore reque all ptrions who Indebted faid dcceA
eds eaaie co make immed payment at d thoic WIN
have any dtmxnds thereon to exhibit he fame for ie,se.
mcnt to NABbI WALES.
Dated Os. ~. 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
Fc,,nd.

Found,
MOT long naee FUN !: MONEY the owner may re
~ ccive the fine by applying To
WILLIAM GODDARD.
Po,tia~L on 70
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

~ sunry valuable tiont srins communications came
TO haad too late for this days Gazsne. We trn howce-
e, enough has ALREADY been fad to put the people on
heir guard againa the battery aud cunning Of thofs frf
titled ,ss5s. who in faf attuaed by the fame mo-
ves 4 the French a, rsvoutionize the people,
and tide TO office on their G'odes Il tie
pies before our eye, have no. influence. nothing car
~ We with pleasure receive another v6t from the
:" P-,s~ after HI, long zhencs. It's numbers will
gam enrich o cpluua after the !ofs Of the p,cat cleo
Pioneering contes
W 1t is to be regretted that We csnnot complete the
luminous numbers OF Rpxe, previous to the -oics Of
iettors. They cannc TAI. to al who read.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29


FARRELL, DICKINSON, g co.
Mary eepoFte Nc. ', dfYsy's Rssv,
MiDpLE-sTREEr.
Have jan reeeived and for fse, large and .enlve al
lor,ment OF
ENGLISH GOODS,
eon6aing OF
CupEsfisE, cofin,on, and low priced Bread
cloths.
Plains Kermer-s, serses. veivets, Thi.kGetss Coat
inss Fearnt,ushts.
Rots Blankets, Fianusls, Bixcs.
Si,k satin, 70, int aud S~aufdown Wascoatine.
Superhne, mieti"g and "e p, red CAl,icots
Dtmi,es black white and ored camarics. iced do.
Ecok and Satin Null, Muffin, Six and Cotton Sham
bray do.
BLACK and coored sAsn, do. lnrr'ug,
Perl-n,. M~e,, black. white G,,e aud bile s:'E PlcM
six Velvet, Silk AID Thread aces.
Black white and cOlorsd Game. hIr Shawls, CAmksic
Band anas liaeh and earnhr:c Hsndkerekefs, Silk do
s.!es aud aru;isnen- Silk Cwton, and worried hole.
silk, Gotten aud W,rf1ed Glove.
Rurels. Rufe e,s Darants, Ca'a,naneoes, Marines,
lridl Lineas, Diaper. Ta5'e ,c,aths.
bn'eh sheetne Brown Hn~nd.
Cron Yam, Sill. And Cotton B aces.
XII shoe Bcsi t,ckin,, Uinhrcf,. &c. &c.
4 large aGartmert Of MueFs and TipfETs.
Ais, WEST. INDIA GOODS. -
- Wkuejaie and Retail
Oct ~, 49,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

'tiF fuhieriber hereby gives 'c notice to all
taken spon hirt~.s the ,rna Of Cuarditn
EBENEZER M.,RviL of rqiq~f
in he ccrnsy OF Cumberland fpeodthr;fi by giving
bond the !sw dirscss He heref ne fcqlc, All peg
rs indebted faid fpeudthri:,. enae make mrcd.
late paymet and thclc who have any demands IN ROM
exhibit the fame TO for fctl.men Without delay
Wilfars Campbell.
Poland, 10 mo. 14,h, 1854 -
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Portland BOOKSTORE,
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10TH. bonsyabt tbe Senate and tie bsnoyablf ID.
fisuje Of Reprfjfnfatiisf in General Court e6fns-
bed at Bae,n. or the AaG W'eainstday in MAY,
/, Nd. 1904.
kshe lu !erihers being de ega'ed ny the towns and
w plantations hre repreient and Gully authorized
to ACT IN their heha: naet convention at Paris, on
ruefaay the seea'h day OF May esh'cen hundred and
four Cnp6derine the prefeu Gtuat0n Of the rthey
part Of the counsc, oi York and cumscrl aol con
ceve ,st ,hous unser great dadvansasss by real.
Of havy expenses the inhabitants ~ being Obliged
10 attend the county the great daanec they
he'll from rs I've cfefpre hurby p'iti your hun
ors 10 ineorpor the ot Mnot Hebron, On sc,d
Waterford Lowell and al other sowas asd pi.n'ssons
III iaid county lying porherly of the aoref was ia
..and county aud gani1e the lame aud 10 APP
p int ihire and name fo the f-ia coonts ynar
hunors in their wdom may lee fit a,s As IN duty bou1d
A'ai evs' pray.
For the tenn of Pari,, Levi HuRs.R ARD.
For tie form o. Sumner. BENJAMiN HEAD.
For thf f54vn Of Hartford, DANIEL HUTCHINSON
For tie fs4on,sf DaksEt!d, SOLOMON LELAND.
For Plantation No 3. STEPHEN >HAsR.
FIR the to.un Of Norway,
Commonwealth of MaGachusetis.
In THE Haue IF Reprglm,nti'r' JIM 9Th, 1905.
IN the petition of Levi Hubbard and others
~ praying that the npr,hssly pat % the COUNTIES ut
York and Cumber aud may bs incorporated into new
county
Ordered, that the petitioners caufe an
aed COW ot IA o, Triton with this order thsrs
on 70 Nc puied four we,k ucceivtly i" ths poftisnd
sz,tte And e ervc.l On the clerks " tho 'ort. OF
iehcn, fd counties. the a pahhcao" ani tue Ter.
vice sfored e at cad thirty day' before tue !econi
Tueftay Of he Aa ier,n at the preie"t Siner" C'a"
that all perioas concerned may there appear aud Thew
c'uie iii any they h.ve) why the prayer Ut lad Petit
ion 6hould be granted
Sent doev~ )or eonca'ren'f.
II. G. OTIS. Speaker.
In Senate. June IL, 1904.
Il true coy. Hfi5a g.
WENDELL DAVIS. Clerk Of Senate.