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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13
IMPORTANT .--IF TRUE.

Capt. Berryk Of the schr. Mechanic,
arrived ii New London, the 25d uit. in
34s days from Lisbon. Capt. b. in.
forms, thatat Lisbon he sawa letter from
Ireland, 70 . gentleman In Lisbon,
which gave information that an army Of
$4,000 French had made good their land
ing in the North Of ireland he also in
forms, that he spoke aship from Liver
pool, which informed him that the Brest
Acct was out. !. /.
CAPT. Berry must hape sailed about
TIE ist6 Nap. Iphich Il 6 ddvs later than
our acesunts fran Engiand. ] { American.
Z Married ON Saturday the S1st ult. by
sthcRey. bishop Carroll Mr.. Jerome Be-
naparie, youngest brother Of the FRS,
consul Of the French republic, 70 Miss
EiizdkefA Patterson, eldest daughter Of
William Paterson, esq. Of Baltimore. 4
Chancellor Livingston, our present
ambassador At Paris, proposes returning
home in May, the state Of his health is
not such As TO render absence from
home desirable. s
II iaFeported that Mr.. Monroe is q
bout 70 proceed TO Madrid, for the pur.
pose ofurging the termination Of certain
arrangements concerning the Louisiana
boundaries, and other subjects Of nego-
citation with the Spanish court. Ii 10
understood however, that he returnes =
gainto London.
Ills also said that Mr.. Charles Pinck-
,ney, our minister AZ Madrid hasintima-
ted 70 some Of his private friends, dis
position to return home in the course Of
the next year. AGyora. \
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December 60.

ss
The House went into committee Of
the whole Mr.. Varnum IN the chair-on
the report Of ! select committee respect.
ing The expediency Of reprinting the laws,
Journals, and other documents. |
The report enters much into detail
and inforcesthe sxpediency of reprint
ing the laws, Journals, and other doc "
ments; but ID consideration Of the exist.
ing claims 1.-THE treasury, recommends
that a present an edition of the laIOs on
~ should be reprinted, Submitting 4 re-.
solutionthat 10. 600 copiesbe printed I'M
der the direction Of the Secretary Of
State. s- j.
The report was agreedtos =
The House Immediately took up the
report, agreed TO it. and appointed a
committee 70 bring in bill. (
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13
December 27.

The report ofthe committee Of ways
and means, containing resolution for
the appointment ola, standing commit
tee of accounts, 10 consist of three menu
bers, for the setslemene of all expenses
betrayed ont Of die contingent fund Of
the house, was agreed 70 withouta DE-
yision.95 MI .s +. II 1. Isl! 81 s.
Mr.. Nicholson. from the eommittee
appointed toprepare articles ofimpeach-
ment against John Pickering, Judge Of
the District Court Of the District Of
New Hampshire, made . reported arti-
cles Of impeachment.
The ARTICLES were read and referred
% ! committee Of The whole on Tuesday
next. s
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24

tndeavour 10 excite the odium Of rhe faid grand
: jury, aud OF the good people 81 Maryland agalnit
the government of tie United Safes, by deiig-
ering opinions, which, eveni i the Judicial an-
taority were competent 10 their exprtion, on a
fui5a5ie location and in proper manner, were
at that time ard as delivered by him, highly n
decent. exrra.iuiscisl and tending 10 proitltute
The high Judicial character with which he was
iayelted 10 the low purpole Of an clcctioneerns
partizan.
AND the EIoufe of Representatives, by protef-
taaoa iaving TO themfeives the ioerty OF exhib-
ting, at any time hereafter, any farther articles
or other atculation, or impeachment, a5alIit
Lac laid Samuci Chale, and alto OF replying to
his aulwers, which he faall make unto the iald
articles, or any ofthem, and of Offering proof
to all ard every the aforrfaid articles, and 70 all
and cvesq other article Of impeachment, or &C
cui2tior, winch fhall be exhibited by them, as
the cafe 1:4ll require, to demand that the lad
Samuel Chafe may be put TO anfwer the lad
crimes aud snildemeanors, and hat iuch pro-
ccedings, examinations, trials and judgements
may be thereupon had and given, as are agree
able to law and iuitice.
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3iunifiarp 81 geassaaDusetts.
LETTER

Offas Tunics5 Of The Supreme judicial Ca,rt, to
bis Exccitsrly TIE Gsvnnar t4ro Judi
ciary ltNs d,1tqva BY tbsm z1kicb qvere c0nnDau-
,tieatad to The Han Genera! Curt, BY message,
1ame, 1904.
7fs, 1 5saaf ysar Eraeys.,,
THE late act OF the Legislature, making farther
oroYifon in the Judicial Department, highly ntereGing
60 the jnice the supreme Court peslonaliy and IS II
affects their Official responsibility Iheie considerations
hye induced on part critical examination Of the ar
rsngcea OF the of the court propoiI by this Act
We baye o connlted together pon the probable effects
Of the f,ien In Other views of II. The reult with RS
ronsc1ioB which think IS duty TO exPrds as ioon
as NAV be- that The arrangement great degree, in-
practicable and that the operation Of the ytem viii not ia
any degree proportionable to the ncoenences OF IT.
nte tbr good Intentions OF the Legislature for the e
feefBal administration of 3ntlce-
By the z making farther pfoviGons n The Judicial De-
partner WHICH paRed in March, $500, the terms of the
suareue Court were extended in nuuber and duration
ftne rwo additional then etablithed ap
pointed be holden IN dasnt county requiring further
fraveg Of neariv miles, and in part Through
~ where The Dur are not accommodated with roads 1t
Vas then thoughr necearx enlarge the number OF the
yuQices of the Court aud ditJbue them Upon orct
GREATS This arrangement was erna to render that yi
ten practicable and with this atvaHtaSefh duty OF eech
ce was found 20 be afHeientiy egere. The ylter
white i REDUCES fhe number Of the uce5 be employed
zrd abosfles ID great mcclure, Ghei= drbuton upon
tia circuits, rtaEs without abatement, all the terms
es0ihei bT the la mentioned act II effect, there re-
Z ss lnasr this arrangement bt one enlire month
Jaice the Supreme Court may repcie from the
se.as I'd .abers e is Office. Agaalt this Alignment
a. II escacai oddly Rrength and requiring an
sssolt le-ett s,ience froa faailes and domeltc
caeras We sru1 rs41onRrate
ey~s OF his {, aer, may be further exhibited
irahlc 1ns ern-lv involvement 10 the people
l. The attendance required OF the 5utfccs al
III fL-a aea, asd a. the term IN rt as hee terms
-tts Il ufsHy ahpaen III etc month of May, ie politically
fss1e l4s e1rea, ealiii~d 70 be performed through
81 Ct 4sirr de lesion &. winter, commencing ~
misr sud esntnssag y Jaaaarys matt be vieHvsa N
,e1 80 4icf1 .gsae hsve any knowledge OF the eli
-e0a..-y. 9ns 7ea7lsof fhat diinc are ever
- coArr, alf=Ael BY Shas paf Of the arrange
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24
scrtIano,
Iaffa 4aefps f.crr europe.
MOND.4l,, DECEMBER, "a 1894.

An arrival at Norfolk has fnnied London accounts 70
the 18th of October The mon important article IS, the
Immediate profpect Of q
N1ar btt1veen Spain and Eng!ani.
Adyices have iuft Seen received, Eating, that
on the 9Th init. his Majeay's frigate lndefati-
gable, Commodore Moore, Of 40 guns, Me-
dufa, Capt. Gore, of So, AmPhion, Capt ont-
ton, of q, and Lively, of 38 guns, fell in, of
ST Mary's with four SpaniIh f-igates, from the
River Of Plate, for Cadz. and loaded with
treafure. As they rcliited the orders which our
rigatcs were under, for detainirg al SPanlih
vcaels, until Iatitqaoyy e&pioaafio" bad be-"
given il regard 70 1be pr9f"t afntaoleafl IN f@e
parts 81 Spain, an engagement took place III
which, after few broad lides, one OF the Span
in frigates blew up two others, one win 2
Rear-AdmiraPs flag, foon after ftrrcE, and the
fourth, la Fame, attempted 20 etcarc Dat
was followed BY che Lively, attacked, and COM
yelled, after thort Action TO iurrcnder. he
captured frigates, are La Fame, OF 81 guns
eco men, bearing CommodOr's flag, La Me-
dea, and La Clara. The Fame, which has al
rived at Poy;fmouth, I'D Il killed, and 80
wounded La Mede 81 La Clara are hourly
expected in port.
All the crew Of ne Spanilh frigate which blew
up, we are ferry to fay. pcrlhed ~
Ii is efimated, that the captured Span"h
Frigatcs have twenty MILLIONS OF dollars
treafure, on board.
This information has b-en ported ar Lloyds.
It is certain, that the principal part of the mo-.
ney was de9ined for France, TO detray a part
of the immenfc expente Of Buonaparte oofo-
nation. The little man NUT be woetuily dilaP-
pointed.
ocr. o.-Accounts from IL. Hague, 70 thc
18th have been received In Sanitation ci rig
french, the Dutch are 10 have 'agie Exsca'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24
EoiuilTc2 Of Iunss rr!ara County.

TOR THE GAZErTE-
TO the Iud'beHdent Ieomany, iAbabitia.g tbH Part
q tie Comfy f Cumberland, ftaaas north Of LAAadrog-
gin Rievr
FELLOW CITIZENS,
The important natioul Elections having been fone
time ~ completed, it is preumed that the warmth and
zeal excited that location, has 70 far ubel at iub
eS4 of efs magnitude though higaly nteretng will
now receive that deliberate confederation it uy merits
Under this inpreloa am induced call your attention
e of the evils reiutng from the prefent ode Of conduct
ing orr coJNrr Bsyfrgf.
The Conftu,;oa Of this Commonwealth rrovaes, hat ia
each Conrty 3uts Of Ptoba.e la held furh place
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

TUESDAY DEC. q
Lzbaattmeut.- Houfe took up The re-
pore of the commtte of the whole, en- the artl-
Gle, Of impeachment againit Judge Chale. The
report was taken up, article by article. The
frit article was asrec cd TO, cas- So Nays 81.
The lecond yeas IS, nav, s.. HE third yeas
81, nays a. Fourth article, motion made
TO amend it, Being negatiyed, was agreed TO
yeas 81, uays 81. Fifth article, yeas ~ nays
IS. Sixth article, yeas -, nays a. Seventh
article, yeas 73, nays A.. tighSh article,
yeas "a, nays 20. a motion TO agree 70 the
whole articles was carried without dviGon. -
Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. s.
Leave was given for a bill to provide for the
remiflion of duties upon the entry of vcGe's
forced INTO the ports OF the United States by
ftets of weather. and permitting the reloading
OF their carg0es on orher bottoms 20 foreign
portswithout being fubjetted to Pay duties.
Imbsacba,eaf. houfe proceeded to the
cISoice Of ieven managers 70 conduct the I'M
parchment of Judge Chafe when the follow
ing members were elected, viz Mears. J Ram
dolph, Rodney, Nichonon, Farley, Boyle, Mel
fon and Campbell
On motion Of Mr.. NithollDn, it was refolved,
That the articles agreed TO by this houie 70 be
exhibited in the name Of the name Of themielves
and ali the people of the United states, agalntt
Samuel Chafe, in maintenance OF their imPeach-
rueat agalna him for high crimes and mide-
rneanorS be carried TO the Senate By the mana
gers appointed to,condua the 1aid Impeachment.
II was alto reioived, that a mellage be ient
70 the Senate to inform them that this Houle
have appointed managers to conduct the in-
parchment againit Samuel Chafe, and have d.
re6led the TAI managers to carry to the Senate
the articles agreed upon by the doufe to be ex-
hibied in maintenance of their impeachment a.
sainf the faid Samuel Chale. And that the
Clerk do go with the faid medage. Adjourned.
THURSDAY, DEC. 6.
The Houfe went in committee, MIR. Dawlon
ia the chair. on the bill for preferving peace in
our ports, and har5ors and after fome time
1pcnf in debating and amending the fame, the
conmirtse reported progreis. and obtained leave
90 &c again.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24

An arrival at Norfolk has fnnihed london accounts g
the 18th of October. The mon important article is the
Immediate roipect Of q
Way between Spain and Eng!aH3
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24

FRANCIS DANA,
SIMEON STRONG,
THEODORE SEDGWlCK,
SAMUEL SEWAlL,
GEORGE THATCHER.
1Bc or-s, IF Blk ercombanvag TIE rbov Letter, 4H Se
fn5J64f il oar Hes't.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-19
public Auction.

20 Be Ea, sy ord>y Of Coa~', at Mr.. 9ioains tsn-
.6.'sboujs, in Ns4igidacefsy, innbolar,, on Mo"aay
fSr Third day Of Oeeembsr next, at one ori0ek in
the atitrne6n
A VALUABLE lsna in Poland containing half dou.
~ bic faw mi, and grii n,'l' known by the name OF
Wat,b,.ss da, together with fifty acres of land adjon
imp fAd mil, With ali the buildings and appurenancts he-
Iongipg the f,mc--a good and io' me, chant or
mechanic Ssc--in the Of the tows and on the
town. and on the main road from Paris Portland
being part OF The real eist belonging 10 Aba
RON ate OF Portland, dece aftd.lhe terms o4 payment
made known time aud pl,ee.
ABRAHAM WALDRON, AduirT,atoy.
P,y,l,yii
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Notice /!
Mr.. RUGGLtS informs the younj

lNH Gentlemen of Portland that his Evening School
has .i,r..nce1: tkofe who with end, viii fad il
to their advantage to apply iooh.
He a,io the young Ladies OF this Place who
conf Ter their eAuca Gnihed IN Dancing thai he
feels hmicf perfectly able t. inruc them in iuch oraneh-
es As tho; may eel henielves mof in want Of Such as
the low dance Mnuet dance that Is wei known
to he very greet its Performers for IT'S grace
ct attitude and EXPIRE zion of feature and he eache the
Congo Minuet, dance performed to nuiic IN common
Il &c. A,ic number OF Fancy Dances, which may DC
per formed by AMI qnor or even number ut LADIES' from
two to tive Ihofc fancy dguces arc very much ad-
mired briancy and variety OF eps and hsure
and arc freauenty Taught with and fomctires more
changes He likcwS teaches Opera or scotch Reeis,
whoa are = 70 much admired -Thofe who have recev-
cd no iaruton in The of dancing will receive lei
fon, in the irl rudncnts ulu for beginnets
Ills term, will be but Six Dollars per Scholars ihree
at etrance aud three the expiration OF the term OF
twelve week, TWO afternoons in each week Room and
all other neccaary appendages to &c nrni".ed BY the
teacher
Po,,iand Nsp mbev S, 1904
NIB The School will be kept on The aftcrfoons Of
Wedne,day Saturday. 1hoe pcrion who h.I pleale
to place children under his for nitfucon, may
depend OH his punctualiy II any in preference fcnd
ing fchoo iould ehoofe leon gipcn in their FAINT
hes, he will attend them their acIes, fappyed to-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-19
IakSn by Execution,

AND TO BE SOLD Ar PUBLIC AUCTION,
On MONDf1~, the ID day q Irember next,
4 He right equity To reoeem one undivided Sixth
I part of traci Of LAND Mcun,joys Neck, in
Portland being number four IN the dviiion between TIE
heirs CT the Rev. rnomAs SMITH, Gecea'ed, the whole
tract, containing acres and huudred and thirty
tsh1 rods eighth paris having been fe off to Peter
+ Smith The laid lxh part the fame right which
Peter Dolly yer and wife conveyed to John Hobby. before
the flare Of Peter Thatcher smith let off, being then
eighth part in the eiasc atorcaid ana IS vi,
der mortgage aid Deliver and wife, to eeure the pay
nent of bundled and forty four dollars, with inter
eft from the 2oth of April, 1898
The above property taken and will be fold ~ virtue
of an execution of the United States, agsinh the
eate of John Hobby late of Portland, deceafed in the
hands hi, Adminratrix Sale to be at two o'clock OF
tire iaid day the honfe of Major Thomas p, OK Inn
holder in faid Portland Conditions then made known
T @ THORNTON, ay6A
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-19
FOX SALE,
ONE SAW, in good and convenient


|NNE SAW, in good ana convenient
n double Saw mill, with Fifty of Land ad-
joiAng without faid Land, vii, beft fuit the pur
CHATTER on Pcnohico river, about miles above the
head of navis ,tion being the bea 1aud for Lumber
ing in the Dii<ia of Maine, there is plenty of water
ali the year, and logs nay he brought down the river in
RATS 90 miles the mii in the (pring of the year, and
head Of the tide.
One law has iawed AZ thoufand of boatds in
one week this himner aa pats Mill aands ln-
dias Old Iowa falls Likewifc the privilege OF building
double Sa~-ni,l to be bull, haie fad falls -
Ioquire of NATHAN wINsLOw of Falmouth in the
county of Cumberland, or of JONATHAN WlNsLow,
on the Premiies.
ALTO for falc, one lot of excellent LAND,
containing $50 acres in the Of Fairfax, and
of Kcnncbeck lies Dcnohfcot road and is about
miles from Convenient landing. Said lot adio;ns
Nathan H.yuuoal. firm, where he now dwes Inquire
CT iaid NArHAa WiasLow, or Of SrxrHss HARrEa, of
faid Fairfax NATHAN WlNSIOW.
,eB Ne 1904. "a 70
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New Scnool Book.
NV School Book.
Jua pubifhed AID for faIe, at
ISAAC ADAMS Bookf5rr,
No. 6, losEs'.Row, PoaTLarn,
fPnee 3 d'iH. SO cts. par dog. 81 II ai. fsgh)
The Understanding Reader
KN0WLEDGE Bsjs,e ORATOR.

KN0WLEDGE Byo,e ORATOR.:
DEfNo new Selection of IefTons, fued to The l.
I'D DEF LANDINGS and the capacities OF Youth and de-
hgned for their ,rpvemeatin R.,dng fbs dhpfcn IF
4pod, anin oeh1s, particularly eomparnd dyvpav, rrar
method wholly different from any thing of the kind
ever before pub'ihed BY DANIEL ADAMS, M B. au-
thr of the Seb0ta,s Ayfb~ f, Tho, S.g5 Scholar, &c
Our l.ys ses yeAd parrot peat laosc.g m nothing IF
tb- msaDiag FaANKLIs.
Ex,raea jom s5e P,efIa." Now if thefc obj q.
thought worthy of resardif the deiuaton of words
trH,'on the ene iii reading. and The priing correct
OF all words, Objects Engage tse attention Ct youth
then il is Preiumed the pre,bt undertaking will aSs be
thou hi untiniclv or improper"
40 anfwer tiete lcvera pur roses and TO adapt this
book the convenience of bl matter anG ichoar the
EsA ,raasg Reid, prefcnts III the rargo each page
CT words IN ittic character, Gngei out from
,e,,on shofc w,r IDS with period After them
parcu ary defgredkfor ipciiingthofs With note of
Interrogation, for being defined"
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SPECIMEN or THE WORK

TIE Fox-Thc fox has, in all ages and Ci,su,ye6?
tons, been celebrated for craftnefs and adj
d,cfs. Acute and crcumpef fagaciobs and jiv.,fes
prudent he diver6feslh is conduct, ana always
reierves tome art for untoreieen accidents s.frg.
Tho' nmblcr than the volt, he ttuas not
trcly the f~iftref OF his courie He knows eylGmi
how enfurc fafety by providing hnifef with
an afyum. which he rctres when danger vsgaIsnd
appears. He is not vag abond. but lives in
a feted habitaton and in domenic flate.
NIB In tbs Seire7ie" freyenee bsr bee" gire. es's q
Natural HNo,y, morally, nmyf.g and ise,1tfps ~ Go,s
dktptrr pasrt assfssng s"seafo 70 tie entire sGar u
.v5.ry thought to ss sF5e cap .eH ysssb snAsaaa
Portland, Nev. I.
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n, ArEI roX.

- EOS leave TO iform his friends and the public that
~ he has taken iand in Fore nIe.t the houit
Mrs Fox, near ionessRow' where Ill applications ID
line his pr9fe Hon wi be promptly attended 10.
po,flaaI ia
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-19
FOR SALE, at Ne7ueloucefer,

FOR S4ALE, at Neavgkuesau,
GOOD STAND for a tradeiman about four a.
~ ores OF Land under good Improvement, With va
re,y of Frnt Trees Jun beginning TO bca IAN unfinih
% two lofy Houfe and Cain, with God Shop for
Cabinet Chair maker--Payment made eaiy to the
purchaier For particulars, inquire Of the uhicrber,
living on iAe premi.es IONA STOCKMAN.
Ncp.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-19

IS publiAed every Monday, by z. A. jerks stthe
Printing Ofics, Ne. 2, Fya-Strst, PokTLANp; Ahere
iuhicriptions, advertisements eomn,npc atoms, SC
are received With attention The price, to country
iubicribers, who receive their papers the chcc, OF
in packages by the mail, is ONE Dol LAR FIFTY
CENTS yssr.-&J Subscribers who live in.town
and thofe wheie papers called aad forwarded isrA
rately, will be charged TWO Det!AR year.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-19
FOR SHE,

a HOUSE pleafantly iituated on Cum
IA berlan1 isfctt The houie Is entirely fnifhed,
pn;cd and paper and very convenient for one family
having excellent celler, and good pump Of wster
The 'erms will tie advantageous TO the purchaicr. For
particulars enquire Of the printer.
Porflsnf, Nev z. 8cA.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-19
10 Let or DELL,

10 Let or DELL,
A v~lu.ble New SHOP lately occupied BY Mt. samu
IA ei M Quincy, pleafanriy uated Oh Fore Street,
head of Union wharf very convenient Rand for a
der brakeman for inquire of the Suhfcrioer
his Shopi ForeArces.
Portland Ma. :. WILL lam TRUE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-19

SfKAYED,
IRON the fublcriber about the 18th init.
taree black cow with white freak her
~, n mari ed !. M VI er horrs Is about 8.
yea old Whoever viii hr to the o~ne', lali
be ,swaided fef their trouble.
JOSHUA HASKELL.
Oh
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-19

FOX OhLE.
A Good Rand for mechanic, or one
l. WHO wiaes keep public houfe, ftuated in B4x-
fss the cd meeting houie. The premifes con of
good gable roof houfc, with half acre more Of
LAND with good Orchard, and other roavenienecs.
For ms apply to the fubleriNxr the prsm;les
ROYAL BREWSTERs
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SxyE the i,thferihers appsi'ted comm'iione' b
Wv the l4on. samuel Ffcem tJq Judge OF Prooats
In aud h>hS county ,f Cumtr AID receive and OK
aue The claims OF the levera creditors, to the ea,e on
JOHN oPEaR
late OF Ergnfwck, i'll laid county OF Cumberland, mar
ner n;,aae deceafed, repreln,ed infolvent dc here
by owe notice that FIX months from the third aav of DC
iohcr int allowed unto the laid Creditors 10 bi'nS ~
and prove their CLAIMS and demands and that we Wit
atenn a, the Office Of Oliver Alden, IN Tad Brun
wick ON .he fecond Monday ~ Novcmbe, next from
tea b c oek A NJ until three cobk p. M and IN the
fra Eofday. fthe following fro, e" O'Clock
A. Nj until three O'clock p M on each OF iad days
s saals od c,vrs ALDEN c.~~4s.,er,
CHARLES THOMAS,
B,mf7Dil, on y. 1904 l NOV -
HE iubcrioer hereby gises public notice {" ~ c'n
eerned that he has duty appointed and has ia-
ken uron ie.elf the ru Of an admnitrat'x TO tue e.
tate OF EDWARD SCRiBNER, ate Of O'ishc'd II ne
county of Ccmberand woman eecsalcd by giving bond
as the law crectshe therefore reqneis al peiions VINO
ae inde the faid dcceafsis eAe, to make lmme
dats payment and ,hole who have demands thereon,
exhibit The fame for i.ttement as iooa as may oe
Otis6.ki NJ 6, iSo4 SARAH SCRIBNER.
vT~HE fublcriber hereby gives pu,nc notice to al Goa.
cerned hat he has duly appointed, and nas
taken upon himfelf the truf Of Guardian to
E5ENEZER MsRvlL of Po,anS.
In .hc county OF Cumberland fpendthri rift, by giving
bond law directs tie iherefrc requeity all per
ions indie bted iad frcrdtrfts eta to make immed
late payment and thoe who have any demands shsron
to exhibit the fame for fettsment without delay
William Ca mp5eH.
p,and roth mo. -. 1894.
HE fubfc bcr here gives public notice to all con-
i eerned. that he has been duly appointed and has
taken u,.on hn,ief the uuft OF adminra TO the
eitate OF
CHARLES CERRISH,
lae Of Durham in the county o. Cun5s rand ED decea
fed, by 2ivn. bond the law directs he therefore
DUETS all perions who nacbtcd the fad deccsIeds
estate, make immediate payment aud hole WHO have
any demands the. to exhat the fame Tor fett'ehent
to WILLIAM GERRlSH.
Dsri 0a, -, ,so4.
'IIE fabcribers hsre5y give public notice that they
L have been dry apraiatcd, and have taken upon
Tn, m the trult of administrators on the etate Ut
TnoMAs CoBURN,
late OF Backeld in the county ef Cumberland, yeoinan
dccesred by giving bond the law drets rhey there
fore reque all peions who indebted laid deceaf
eds citapc make immediate payment, and thoie who
have any dcauds thereon to exhibit the fame for lttc
ment
= Af;gaii Co5arn.
Thomas CobH,u.
Dated. Ocsohcr a, 1894.