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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
ISAAC AUSTIN.

Ha, 'Treytd'' ibs St',r lafrJ eeeAtied BY VIM.
X. Wider, nrSrI ofpyfte John F. Town
fend'', and nest dSov Ne,fb Of Gibbs & Chan
rings 40bsre be eGivt t5r /a!s, a uariefy Of
ENGLISH, INDIA, q GROCERY GOODS,
Of fb> Iaiof Impoyfn,iort, p,ocxycd al be btR
Ma'ktr, and 1cbitb qOW be /aH at modtyair
P'fcJ. far CQh or obbroU,d C,tdn.-I4nusae
f6e Arf'eIfS (afrLy '<efiVfa, and jaf obrzed. are
CUPERFINE E, iecond bcR, and COMMON
- Bsy4o cio,hs.
d. ID. CsAinefes.
variety ~ Gik and cotton, triped, plain and
nix'd CsGimeres, Nanketns snd Vcivets.
"a ant s q coloured and white, glazed & plain
CamhrIcks.
ind'a BOOK Muffin. ard Book Handkercbieh.
10. do. Scotch do.
\ variety Of Gloves AID HoGev.
Barcelona and common, black aad co!oured, Elk
HsndkeIchefs.
2 bales India C0rton,.
La,eArrgs, PerGsn,, Beneals and Linens.
/ An az :,meO, OF kid. Morocco, calf. flia and
fuf Shoes.
A g'ca' vs'iery of Enclih and American manu.
isttutcd Ha.s, from one dollar 10 fix dolar.
Cotton Earn, cotton f.ipes and cotton Bed
Ticks. as uiusl.
WISE,
Young-hyi ION, hyion-ik Kim iouchong fand bohea
ieas. Loaf 4nd brown Sugars.
Co''un and wool Cards.
l csk aiiorred metal Tea Pots.
He G.h,si to mt,n ibe favo,s Of bis er9omsy,.
Newport, 9th Month 10. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25

HaUs /ar (aht at fbei, Slsys, bead Of BosA<ys
WSaSf T5ame,.S,e.,
) JAMAICA Rom per HID.
AmhrIdam Geneva per pipe, {
Sran'ih a.audy per ditto.
Cognac dit,> per dino W.
Tar per bbl.
Flour (fuper6ne) pc. bbl.
Madeira & other s' Vine. i per ss sef .% quality
Ayo, a general sGoument of GkarEprrc
wholeiale and retail at the loweR pne.
NJ. b. Conhgnment of Tfuuks and PAP
Hsngings.
Newport, May zS. Isotf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
Publilhed by Authority.
by JAMES MdDEON, S,c,e'ay sf STATE sf
fbe Uniild St1ieJ.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby Given, in
purfnance Of the act OF Congreis paaed on the
10Th March laH, entitled /" An aet iuppIem'n-
tary TO the act. entitled "An ad relative 20 The
election OF Prelident and Vice PrcGdcnt OF the
United States, and decladug the officer Who fhall
aet as PIedcnt, in cafe OF vacancies in the Offices
both OF Prefdent and Vice Prehdent ~ hat
the amendment propoied, during the lait tcion
of CoDgTei., to the Contribution OF the Uoted
States, refpetting the manner OF voting fJ' Pfei
i'ent and Vice PreGdent Of the Unicd Siares,
has been ratified BY the LegiilataTes of thee
fourths OF the feveral States, 20 wit: BY thoie
of Vermont, Rhode Gdnd. New York, New
Jericy, Penniylvania. Maryland Virginia, Ohio,
kentucky, Tenneiee. North. Carolina. Sooth-
Carolns and Georgia, and has thereby become
valid ss part of tie ConititGtion of The United
States.
Given under nv hand at the City Of
Wafhing,co, this twcn,y. fifth day OF
September, 1904.
(Signed) JAMES MADISON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
SAMUEL JAMES

HIS FOR SALE,
q T his Paper Hanging Mandatory, which
Ii in the Houie he no. occupies, oppofite
10 Mr.. LeuVif Peck's, on the Welt Side of the
Bridge, Providence, a grea' variety of
HOnis Paper and Bordering,
Of the ncwch and moa elegant Figures at whole.
ialc and retail. on a, good terms as can be pur-
chaicd in America.
A generous credit gwen to thOfe who pur-
chaie ty ;hs quantity for retailing.
n. 3. The above is printed on good pa.
per, and the work well executed, by and under
'he direction of workman from Europe.
Apriiz. 1904. IS3
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

: 1t is upward Of two years fincc il was
oblervcd that an mutual difeaie had made
its appearance amonga the Pine Trees, in
the northern and EXTERN parts of this fate.
The year before the lat, many trees died !;
but laf year the diitru6tion was 70 great,
as to give uneafinels to the owners of land
--in many places there are thouiands of
acres were nine-tenths of the beit trees
were killed. The cauic Of the evil has
been carefully fought after and found to
proceed from fnlafl black winged bug
reiembling the weavel, but (omething lar
ger. a great number of thefe bugs have
been obferveed, in the fpring of the year
and early in the fummer, flying near the
root of each tree ; they pierce the bark
joR above the ground, and lay their eggs
between the bark and the wood in few
weeks after. thefe eggs hatch, and worm
appears, which at its full growth, is about
an inch long: they immediately begin
feeding on the fappy parr of the tree, and
Go not leave off eating until the whole of
it is dearoyed. 1t is believed that no at
tempt has yet been made TO remedy the
evil, which, il it continues, threatens to
dearoy themoa valuable timber this coun-
try poaelles.
4 gentleman ately from the country
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

THOSE who advance money are nat
nraily dedrous of knowing for what par
poles they do it, andwhat uic is made of
II. The money, commonly called the
llarias Hypital Fand, Rated by the Uni
fed States, by a kind OF poll tax on the
american ica.nen, was intended TO be as
equally distributed as po!;oc for the hck
aad dtiabled among the feafdring men Of
eur country. This meriJorious clafs of
citizcns. by the nature Of their employ
s'ient, have but little opportunity TO at
-tend to the tranla6tion OF public affairs.
Tor their Information, therefore, a con-
'ciie account of that fund is fubjoined.
BY an act of congrefs. paaed July I6,
1898, the matters Of or venels were au-
fhorIted to dedu6t tqeenty cents month
from the wages of their REFLECTIVE leamen,
and were required to pay the fame to the
collectors OF the cuaoms. This money
was to be applied under the direction Of
the prefdent, for the relief Of fick and
dllabled feamen provided, however,
that it fhould be expended in the Dilfri6t
where it was collected. This tr6W/o was
not fatisfaasry to the fouthern fates.
On the I'd of March, 1899, congreis,
therefore, paaed an act authorizing the
preGdent to'caufe the money, thus collec-
ted, to be expended either in the fate
where it was collected, or in the next ad-
joining fate. SO tenacious were the
Nswensland members of their rights on
this ocaafon, that an exception was made
of the four Ncwengland fates. But on
the Sd Of May, 1902, an act pafled,
which declared, that all the monies thus
collected fhould form one general find, to
be expended under the direction of the
PRECEDENT, without regard to the diari6t
or fate in which the FAME was collected
provide.3, b0zoever, that 5000 dollars
ihoGld be appropriated TO the building of
hofpilal in Manachuietts.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11
PREDATORY EXTRACTS.

The utility and importance ut an acquaintance with
the principles OF Marine Infurauce have been long felt
and are daily acknowledged by the commercial part OF
amo every country -Nothng therefore 10 better cal
cuated promote the inicres Of commerce, than
treate which teache. the law that regulate the
contracts o. merchants,
render work of this kind uft full to the merchant,
fould be complete within elf pciLpe-io as to
make recurrence other books fedom, fever necef
fairy This the author has endeavored DIN order
therefore that this work ihould pohes advantage
bovc any other OF the kind exant, the author has
obfervcd invarabe and uniform rule through the
whole Each cafe viii be found con Of three diiiact
parts The fatlsthe deci6oa-and the reafons aligned
for that declion.
There is fcarcey any contract, which affords greater
number OF queions of doubt and difficulty, than that OF
marine IufuI ance.
The principles of the law. applicable TO this contract
in general, we'll defined yet the policy being uiually
operate, infinitely various and complicated The con
hieng rights of the parties, often 70 equally balan
ced that il is impsfbc decide between them, with
out ametimes reforng very nice diinetions-fo For
this purpoe the and complicated cafes which
have been decided in the courts Of Wctminer, upon
queons of nurance within the a xty or fcventy years.
afford the bc erias aiiA the judgment, and to
complete treatfc this fubeda They once fuppiy
the rules of law and thew the application of them.
The merchant will difcovsr from perual of this work,
that the leading principles which govern contracts Of n-
lurance lie within very compass. Thoic pfin-
cipes are eaahlhed and, If well underood, the only
difficulty which remains, is the application OF them to
particular cafes.
T. TS se.t<m.s ,c6o lire at &aase. ari ssse u1 70
&e,.s jsbGyibs.s are wgasd rasfss their arrange
TIE principal e0m~sseis! iosvns
PoRrLAnp, F6rxavy, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

pcrt Of portIarp.
Wednefaay, FEB. s.
Arrived brig Polly, capt Jordan, from St Groin.
Lat. 50 "a long - 80 ipoke brig Betty, from Surf
man, of and for Fan Greenwich, IS Gays odt.
sait~, FJ. 8 By viseyard Pilot, who arrived here
ysaerday informed that large twotopfAl ieh',
was on hore on CspeCod, about miles TO he ou Inward
OF Nsfat Baralfo, that large full rigsed brig
more Egg Hand jun to the Nof,hward Of Sandy Point
loades with moiAes. She rad prevoSny fpoken pilot
boat Cd the eaa end Of the vueyard-The pilo, aRes il
ihe waited pilot the anfwer in the cgative, the
Captain iaid he knew the way well enough himttif.
Lyf.-At KingHon. Jamaica, Dec. IA, fehr. Attempt
from Union River, the captain, Mate and hands,
dead-the remaining part Of the crew 6ek.-Afo lchr
Rover, Mcclellan, Of this port:
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11
COM NJ ERCfAL.

Mr. Lee American ConfaI at Rourdeaux, has eommuni-
Gated. for publication, la Of fuch India Goods beR
fu thar market All India Coons from the United Sta,es
are admitted. paying the cufomary duties; which MIR.
Lee thinks will fall 1ort Of 3Jt-a per cent rhe
value The enumeration is exienive, and the goods nun
be very fine to be faeable
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

TIE fabfcril,,rs, under the firm Of
John Thacher & Co..
beg leave inform the public and their friends in gene
raj that they have opened Store of 80
Engijb, W,eH-badia and India Go0as, y
nxet door TO Doctor ERvNc's, Mddlcfrees and intcns
telling for cail country produce low as can be
purchaled at any ftore in town. .es.ea: E g.
THOMAS WEBSTER,
John THACHER.
Portland Feb. ri; i9o4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

aferts, that one tract Of two ,houfani acres
ofpine land which he owns on the Sampit
river, near Georgetown, a. leatt ninety
trees in every hun.'red havebeen delfroyed
BY this pereniciouS infect, and the adioin-
ing lands and many tracts near Lenud's
ferry, on the Santee, and on Black river,
are in the fame fitdation. N. T. Pap.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

Sermon in May next.
A petition has been prerented to the
Legislature of this fate fer bank at Bath.
Fire lnJVrance.-Through the whole
principality ola German Prince let it be
ever 70 exteniye, all thchoufes, barns, cot
tages, fables, and buildings of every kind
except public edi6ces are numbered. Ev-
cry proprietor delivers fatement in wri-
ting of the value Of his houies and move.
able eHeets,in doing which he is allowed to
Ultimate them to any amouathe thinks pro-
per j; commiflioners appointed by the gov
eminent, examine into and correct thefe
climates; their determination is final
Let cottage be ever 70 (nall, the prophet.
or is obliged to infire it, with the little
property it contains-Every houfe being
thus injured, the infurance money is half
yearly called for, and is only the proper
tional part offuch lofcs by fire as may
actually have happened, generally very
trihing and fometimes, when no fire hap
pens, no cal! is made---ioaes by fire are
thus fpeedily and ealily repaired ihould
even fire he conlider.ble yet as the whole
principality bears the lois, the payment
is to the bulk of the community fcarcely
one lhill;ng per annu'n.-Bsfon pap.
Pink Stoekmgs.--rhe only fgn Of mod
city in the prefent drefs of the ladies, is
the pink die of the BOOKINGS, which makes
their legs appear to blufh for the total
want of petticoats. -Lond paper.
Observation-Disclosures:
eDarrien,
At Northyarmouth MIR. Ssmsa Lsu,eses Nif.Lsssis
b4eksam
At Bath, Mr. Samuel Hodskins, TO Milf Sally Turner
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

a43,So9 IS l76osI 10
balance ce1O N tile fund o7,l7S g
ASSOC IS
OF the fun expended in Mahachutetts,
$4,000 dollars were advanced for the hof-
pitai in Charleaown, and of the fun ex-
pendedan Virginia S,345 dollars and 80
cents, were advanced for the hofpital in
Norfolk, both of which are Rill the prop.
erty Of the United States.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11
The fubfcriber hereby gives pu5Iic ro-

HE fubicriber hereby glvss puoi. TO-
tice all concerned that he has been au ?r..er.
cd and as taken upon hncf Tie truft 81 .f
the lal oil aud teitaa,ent OF ED.P-scD ks IN are
of Paris county OF Cumberland, yeoasn. cesrsrd
by proving the will and Try eyins hasi the law ci
reefs the sfose rcn-hs all perfn who are ia chsd
TO fad ceceaeds eiatc, make niredAfe psvn.ens
aud thof wac have any dsa,and .h-seor. eshts he
Sane for ieltiemept, 70 sniJAH HALEy
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11
Furs Wanted.

CASH and a generous price will be
~ given for 6 or 300 SABLE, and or go CAT
SKINS, that good. Alto for all ether kinds OF Ship
plug and HAtsers Furs, as uuaI-Appy to
ADIJAH CHEEVER,
1T No. I, Kagsy's Ro1v Miadt Srset,
Who has for Sale, the MOI reasonable terms large
aGortmeat Of Mems and Boys
Engliih and American Manufactured
HATS.
N. B. All perfons indebted, either by
Note Account, Cue previous the ri Of asusry, So4
arc requeAed call and pay the fame. without further
notice. (4twSs) Portland, F| a, 500.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11
White Oak & Afh Slaves.

WANTED to purchafe quantity OF
~ White Ok and Ain barrel Slaves aud Heading
for which cath anc the hshea price will be gwen by
ILSLEY & ROBINSON,
Rstie.sn', iHtesf, ssmb End.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

"TfIE REPER roRY."--This valuable paper is now
printed at BoRon In politics it is correct. In rera
ture, chafe Innormaton. ufef Ill and in typog, aphy
elegant Or SA5Ssipiio5s tecs'ved~ q. iLa rife.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11
aSinniarators ! Gommimouers 1aot.sss.

THE fuhferher hereby gives pubic notice to all con-
cerntd that he has been duly appointed aud has
TAKEN upon hDisif the ruf OF an Admuiisraor the
Eiae OF SAMUEL SNOW, Iase OF HapsweI, The eouniy
of Cumberland, Mariner, deoeaied ~ giving bond
the Jaw directs He therefore regus a al pe,Eon. IN
deb'ed to the fad Dtce aieds Ea,e make immediate
payment aud ihoe who hare any demands thereon to
<xpinit the fame TO STEPHEN PtRiNG ron.
Dstsd Fsb. Q, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11
CONDITIONS.

1. T5, 7ssat Tsraass asH Be- neatly printed ssgeodpspe,
ssd .y-ssd sesfsisfd il regal sao' vs1ms, band
E~s!y bound asd ktsvaS
= cbe price 5str .ol Je FIvt DoLLAas, peyab de-
livery (ssss As sbs fyies IF bt Ionic, eau.j To
/i5srS0s tbe prize .cM x sss6G,aby Advanced.
], The -Set viii Be- PIT to PREF, as/osn assrpa1 3sA b
sbss'd, ~s mcclure Idsest to jy'yy sSs ."d''aI':g
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11
Flour, Beef, Oil, &c.

3 10y HS3 W.
800 bbls. Baltimore fine and fuperfine
Flour,
4oo do. Mefs No. I and No. Sect
40 do. Liver Oil, in fhipping order.
Bales Georgia Cotton.
m & 4sh proof Brandy, per pipe or bbl
Hollands Gin, do
Hyfon, Young Hyfon Souchong. and Hyfon-skin
Teas, per Chen.
Boxes by Glafs.
Malaga Vine, rer or. CaK,
Bags Sugar, Coffee and Pepper.
ALSO,
India Cot.ons, per bale or piece----con-
filing of Chittabuly Cofba and Fine Baftas Juzzepore
Sannss; aud Jolipore MAlmodyes.
For Sale at Riebardsn's Hbarf BY
]. Richafdlon.
Feb 4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

WE the fuDicrbers, Comuhlioncrs, ap-.
pointed by the Hon, VIM. Corhasl Ed Judge OK
Probate for the county Of Cunbcand receive and *.
ANIME the caiGs OF the ievefa the stae of
9ONA7HAN ANDREWS, late Of Sss,6va.gJ, the
county aforcfa,d gent,enar, drcealed re2eenied moi
ven-hcreby give notice thar FIX months from he t~.nty
eighth dav of December Ian are allowed bring aud
provetbeir claims that fsi eod hat ierVcc At
the hoafe OF Jeaabs1 ndst7of Se.,da the hrt
Tucsaay in februsr an6 tie frit Tr1iday IN i~
four following months, from O'Clock a. o'clock
p NJ on each day.
s samunl I Rlcs, G.~-a1a.'r..
Tss I4oA
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11
Oa5ette.

sssssss
ssssss.

or TIE Boaon papers due by the two Ian mails have
not come to hand.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

He iubicriDcrs hereby give public no.
tics all concerned, that ihev have been DUTY APP
pointed aud hav- taken upon heleves the lfut OF
mniarators o rhe eltatc Of
JONATHAN ROWE, late Of New-Gloucencr,
ID the county of cumtcr and, Yeomea. deeesied. hv
giving bond the law dretts-fhey therefore reGnre
all perfons indebted y faid deeeaieds eIsse, 10 make
immediate psymcnt; and thofe who have any dcmanas
thereon, to exhibit the fame 70
WILLIAM ROWE.
ZEBULUN ROWE. 8
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11
AnCTION.

A0CTION.
On tie FIFTH Of MdRCR, eyiR be J5ld at Public
pfndu', uaI55 /Sd 5sto,e at Pyicae f,is,
SEVENTEEN Acres of LAND, lying
in the town OF NorsLysrnost5. wah new Houir
and Barn Oh the fame in that part OF the town called
WAnut Hill the property Of the heirs oi PJme.s Jsas5.
now improved by lds,s stasdl6 Tai,
Sale to be a. O'Clock m.-on the prgmifes.
Thomas Motley, A6imonser.
Tan. az.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

liz iuoisiioer hereby gives pdoiic no.
tee 70 all concerned. tha ihe has heeo duly APP
pointed. and hes taken upon her the truii OF Adn'I-
,ratriA TO the AR will and frnsn,tns OF
SAMUEL HODGKINS,
late oil Portland IN the county Of Cumberland. ycoman,
decesfed by giving bond the law Ct she thert-
fore requet. apcrons who indebted of,d deceaeds
efae, to make Inmedete psyrent aud thoe who have
any demands heeon exhibit the fame Tor fe tement.
MARY IiODCKiNS
DATED 1s.. &c r8cA,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

The following .teea, Of the Marine Rsfp.sl mon
KY as tted and expended each tase respectively
aud Of the balance the fund.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

He iubicriber hereby gives pubic no.
fice TO al concerned, that fle has tcen duy ap-
pointed, and has taken upon hsrleH the run OF Al
mniifratrix, the Enafe of
NATHANIEL PRINCE, late Of Northvsrnouh, S
IN the county of Cumberland mariner cee~i by giving
bond as the law directs She therefore reeues ali pcris
who are indebted fad deceafds ehae IN Ike ,"-
mediate payment and thofe who have any d-mands
thereon, to exhibit the fame for Ett'ese.t to
Dl,eS I'm. *. ,9-1 NARY .PpfNrfs r.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

The Rev. Samuel Kendall, of Wefon,
has been cholen to preach the Election
Sermon in May next.
A petition has been pre(ented to the
Legislature of this fate fer bank at Bath.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11
Ssa,6a,g.e5, Tsn 9 l8o4

r NE fsbfcriber hereby gives pnhic police TO all
cerned, that he has been duty appointed admlail-
traitor the
Fitate of Jonathan Andrews,
ate of Scarborough in the county Of Cnmerl gentle
man. deceafed has taken upon him that truG by give
ing bonds the law dir etsIe therefore requsas all
pcrfons who are indebted fad decealcd eatt make
immediate payment ana thoIe who have any dsm~nsls
thereon to exhisit the fame the Commiloners app
poin ted to receive aud examine their claims
JONATHAN ANDREWS.
Sea,SsraDst, Jan. 9, 1894
VIE iuhicrihsr hereby gives public notice 10 all
ccrncd, that the has been duly appointed and has
taken upon herief tie nun OF Es-cusrx af the lar
vii. and refamcnt of Il 9 III 90 " N
late OF pora~d the county OF Cumberland, Widow.
deceaicd, by proving The lad Ws aud by giving bond
the law dneasshe therefore r,rnet a., pcrio0s who
are indebted laid deceatrds eae TO make ,mmedafc
payment and thole who have any demands thereon 10
xhibit the iAs,e
Martha Callahan.
Dated Dec. 40, 1909
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

NOTICES hereby given, that the part
nerihip under the firm of
PIKE q NICKERSON,
dolvcd by mutual agreement, on the 18th January
nR.-A perfons having accounts open with fad hrm, arc
rlquened 10 fettlc the fame. NOAH PIKE,
'Easa, Jan. IS, ISo4. JOSHUA NiCktRSONs
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

HE Commifioners appointed by the Hon Wi'Nrm
Cabsm, Eiq Judge OF Probate for the county ~
Cumberlsnd, TO the Efsate of pI2AiM poBaRDs,
late of Cape Exabsib in aid county Yeomar deecs.c,
reprefented inotvent hereby give that ,hy viii
attend fad buhnes the dwelling houfe Of fs,.b Sob
ard the econd Mondays of the ix following months.
TIMOTHY SMALL, ~.
MARX DYER 4'Aa~ 1'Ns''
Cz5e. Eiir So 10, Dc. I4f5 1894.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

WE the fublcribrrs, having beea APP
pointed by the Hon. VIM Corha'n, Eil. ja''ee OF
Probate for the county OF Cumberland 40 receive aud sx
anime the caims of The creditors the efage Of
ROBERg M DONALD, is,e of PortianA ia the
county of Cumberland. Mariner deceafed, rtpr ,tet
ioivcndo hereby give notice, thar hr mouhs are allow
ed TO fad creditors bras prove ,he cl9m and
that fs attend That iervice the dvelhaghau!s e
Tss7ts Cbsdspis, inu hader in Por,snk Tie Second
Monday OF January, February, March and april next,
from to O'Clock, Pm
Richard Huseece!!, :
Artbur M'Lel!an. ''.'''.'-'V''-'''
Dec. IA, 1901,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-31

Ye had also car'rred TX h G se-ae, w.
lynch, OF New fort. S.w csuai.,s II 49,, sas,
Lsnch with uns other naS5y-s I, c,., ,,ei, aed
tfarclu;z % bosfJ the pfsy4rcer. NJ "
n ias. 81, IS, y. Iotg II. %, e4,c,irnc.I -
Siiedyy hati sqna, accom; suird w:;h i ,ot.. a
lightning. curing whic1 h>d iva r.ev ,,,n.L ~
che ioretops'ii 40 (; opc b!zek u.a "'
Riley, killed. si.c o'ae' 'am~d B.,.i nm po -
ham, of Phisdciphia, very a.uh burn, .ro ,,'
sed with the fall froto i, yad to t d.e
Mar1h IS, IN lat So, 81, ,a,g 81. f, K
Eliza Of All for Providence, !, ~. a., ~
wanna. Same day lpoke brig s., Crojs p +,
Lancafcr, for St. Croix, out days. "a
lar. 81, long. -. fox. a fchooner of All g.. :.
NcwhAven, ~ IS days from Suuinsn bIor'
,ng frelh, coull 10; lra5n her n1m:.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-31
NEW. YORK, March II.

Arrived, fhps Ottawa, Hazard, Gibraltar;
Fxpcrinens, Hughes, C4foawon; brig Peggy,
Stcycnfon, Botdcaax Bulah Maria, Bell, ST.
1'hona fchnoncTs Mortality, My, ST. Baf-
,hoieness; Peg Richmond, ditto; OILY
Daugh,ev, Sloaf, St, Jagode Cuba; Con option,
C.iter, St. AeguRine Unior, 1utchins, Rich.
,nort Enterpiize, Crowel. Richmond and Nor.
foit; Eliza. Thrope, Warrington, n. Carolina
Ann, 1,ra srs, Richmond; aoo2s Dlpa.ch, Oar