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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-18

ne eltcrn atairs ~herc fisf-e arc f~vs
lsve-l = grcafly dicihslr1
Ard ~hereas tbs appointment 81 10
X The only comp ynfst,nn prypofea ~ N
ti.riicn 10 the StsstA. NOT holAsna Ftv..
'oreiaid aneqsal rr,agigl. - rers-geus.
ow merely nominal, a. ths n..snnsl r..
re. principally. dcTisti from CIR, ,,.r..
,ots "a rseseuf ainsiallrf n hasits a
We exciie liv,. winch orersssg. 10 fans
re oy aux - luxuries 10 eau tis- sria,
everai i'atcs the contributions =, IN. As.
lens ant havins alf, rcceal. IA as4.
ionl' mi 'ions ~ ~ \ zee. OF whs 4 tae
srn staies n'ait ply ru-h msrc tsaa ,'sl
pF"Portion--lo t,n iaitesd ~ eensrihu,i..
than 'hsir prop ,rtionstc .Lars Of cab { "a
as was Contemplated b, t'sc esnlt,sut,ou
crnntcrpart to UNEQUAL rrPrsfsnsasiDa s'.ev
tribute more.
sA"d whereas a Union o, Tic States, a :
nre 10 important in IL eclixqaences. s4s
iiArnos''osay, exit for a long period. aasl,
De founded on principles. wh.@h c.ali f.c.
all free citizens. equal pol, i,si rirass ard !.
reyes IN the government, f. shu q msrorirv,
not gcserr a mai,ri,y --an event. wsseh. ~,
principles of representation. nox eit ,,I, ..-s
already happened. aai may aluays hspnss.
15eysfose to prefcrvc the U,s.os Of The 4,
upon found ana jail u, ss..,slss, and 10 Ell ID
founia,ion Tor general harmony ard co
fence amony al the citizens IF the TN,
''ates, oy recurring TO them now an. AZ an
ure periods equal POLITICAL rights AMI pr
eyes.
MOVED.
Tat re Senator offs6 Camsisrzp.-ts. ~
'oggrf 2fAs Usked St.s,e,, b. m4rs7s! =. 4
y s>aoe, aaihgai nsg,1ref 10 ossais an ann! IA,
TIE Lonqitasion Of tie U,asd State. n f5,f,
lfprele'Fat'Oes be appointed 1,say TIE /eeeraf 81,
so,a'nss 10 fbe ""m5ey Of ftrir free ia5a6itasss-
'ei7ive.y, aat,sr tbis pmpeis IN, tbry .naesv,.i.
fon0 Rsls!s ION offsoo fb,yds efto,s h0xyf, .. n.
'9s pr0psfug faeb amena1,,m 70 tie hcysAr,sree,
'f tfOe,M States N the Uai y, ard tat a e5rsf.
z S' rajea 10 bring ma ,s'ai,~ 10, tai pares
-, THURSDAY, JUNE "A
The rsfolve prefcibing the mode of choo nq
ecsors was received from the Senate, and AZ
4 Yeas I7s, Nays 90.
mr. MORTON then offered protect, figed
himielf and fcveral other gentlemen ofh.
nori:y, againit the refolution, which he no
liquid be entered on the Journals of h,
,uie The fpeaker obfervcd, that as the no
I impsached the motives OF the maiori,yh,
'uid not put the motion unlefs he was diroa
70 by the Houfe. MeiIrs Bigelow, A lhmsn
h''nnan' Elyend Whirwell fpokc i, fpirite.
inner againit the proteit. The qucition be
taken, f" Whether the Speaker fhoulL pr
me hegitive.-Yeas So. Nays ia.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE "a.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT MOTION.


Mr.. Ely Of Springfield, after making few
laid the following motion on the table; which
after being read, was aligned for confederation
Tomorrow at IL o'clock.
WHEREAS by the contribution of the United
States it is provided, that the Representatives
f,all be apportioned among the fevcral ftates,
according to their REFLECTIVE numbers, which
fnall be determined. by adding to the whole
!. number of free perfons, including thOfe bound
to. fervice for term of years, and'cxcluding
1pdians not taxed, three fif,hs Of all other per-
,fpns.; and further, that for the choice of the
s-R4fhdsns and Vice PRECEDENT of the u. S. each
I sislft fhall appoint number Of electors equal
4he whole humber Of fenators and reprefeata-
/. IVES TO which the fate may be entitled lii the
~ I AMd whereas the faid provifions were 70
Fly in equal at the time the contribution
formed, that they could have refuted only
from the. Jpiri. Of concili ton and compromife
~ HIGH inAuenced the eaitern ltates; becauic in
Exbnfequencc thereof a representation of the
statesis produced, unjuit and injurious in its op-
citation, both as it regards the number Of free
inhabitants IN the fevcral itates, and their pro-
perry.
as in fate where the lavery of man is et-
abliihcd By law, the flaves have no voice in the
elections but planter, pohefling fifty Aaves
may be conGdered ashaving thirty votes, while "A
farmer Of Na1a4bsfafs, having equal or greater
property, is confined to ing'c vote
And whereas the effect Of thefc proviGons,
has been rendered till more unequal and inlur-
ioas. by the courte of events, fnce the conititu-
ton was eitabhihed, by the augmentation Of the
number of ilaves, in the iouthcrn ftates, and al
10 BY an increaie Of perfonal property in the
eaitefn Gates, ariiing from the commercial fpi-
rit of its inhabitants
And whereas the faid proviions have been
rendered more injurious by important political
changes, introduced during the preient admin
iftration in the purchafc Of Louiiiana, an ex-
tcniive country, which will require great num-
Der OF flaves for IFS cultivation, and when ad
mi,ted into the union. agreeably to the cefion,
will contribute, by the number of it's laves, to
deftroy the real influence Of the ealiern hates in
the national government, and alto in the altera
ton ofhte original mode of eletting the Pr3fdem
Of the United States, whereby, in the appoint
ment of that important Mag,itrate, the weight
ct the fmaIl itates (among which are mott OF
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LEGISLATURE OF MAssAcnusI1.rs.
- - - 2
HSW # Representation.

Jsat o-1l--THE report Of the ;o;o
Committee on the mode of choolng eIedors va
nride the order of the day for rest Iu=idsy.
"a great numser of private petitions and an
piicsrons, were read, and committed |, and re
ports read, and paaed ON local fibi-6ts.
TUESDAY, JUNE II.
ELECTORS.
Inc order Of the day, on thesfepor of The
JOINT committee, which prefcribcs, that the Flee
tors OF ireiident andvice PRECEDENT in this Com
n,onwealth, t!la!l be chofen BY the people there
sof' III General Ticket, one at lcat OF The cleo
tors to De taken from each of the Reprelenta-
1--WE Dlitricts, being called FOX J. the houle wen,
INTO committee OF the whole thereon, MIR. smith.
Tor BOTTOM in the Chair.
lengthy and animated debate cnG,cd ON a.,
amendment propofed by MIR. Morton. of Dor
chetter, to frike out felton, of the rerort
ana 70 direet, that fcventeen of the electors
fhoald be cholen in diitricts aidtwo by the ,,co-
pie at large on General Ticket. The amend
mint was advocated BY the mover, MIR. Smith.
Sof Weit-SPringheld)M Mr.. Slocum, Mr.. Munroc. !
MIR Allen. iof Pitss6eld) aud Mr.. M'tarland.
and was oppofed BY Mr.. Otis, 1.-THE fpeaker, Mr.. |
uPham, Col II tie, Mr. Hubert, Mr. Welles. I
and Mr.. Bigeow.
:. % futc unhcceiiry tor Us TO &c into the |,
merits OF the Gueieion lit was admitted, gen.
crafty, that Doth proportions were contribution
al and the gentlemen on each iide commended |,
Tor the exPedicncy Of the propoliton advocated /
ny them. In the courfr ofthc debate, gener l.
al view OF the ieadinr POLITICAL queifions, which T.
have been asitased FOR feveral years, was tasen
and the gentlemen avowct their icn,mer,ts with a
great candor and opcnnefs, and conveyed their ~
centuries with ipirit and independence. Mr.. r
Allen, OF Piitsiield; and Mr. Hubert, of Shelf. IS
held de.ivcredtheir fentiments in maiden fpeech.
es' on different iides Of the quettion The lat
ter was peculiarly eloquent, independent and
The debate continued 10 late hour when .
Mr. Morton's amendment was negatived and
the committee rofe and reported concurrence
With the Senate.
When the Houee refumed, MIR Morton re. ;!
'ewec his motion /, and the 9ueition to adoat !"
:, was taken, BY Yeas and Nays, as follows. I
YEAS i2I
NAYSi2,, "a
SO It pahed in tn. Negative. The oncIion. ~
accept are report in concurrence with the ~
enate then paHed :"
For it I26, :'''
Againl&4 ny
And tfvil-~ OfgcIUw, 49,. tfRs
hofen committee ON the part Of he Houle, TO
port Rcfolution eonfornlably thereto ~
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by an arrival at this port from Mar.
'in'q.c' We are Informed. that part of
the i9uadfon which went aeainit smrinan.
had returned ! and that tie blockade Vas again
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- DOsT VN, JUNE "a.
1t was reported at New York on Friday laf.
that the Bri'iih men Of war Lcander and Gam.
bran, had been fpoken with fome leagues iou,h.
wafd OF Sandy Hook. The French f,iea,es.
We believe remain in New-York harbor.
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choien committee on the part Of he Houle, to
report Revolution eonfornaably thereto.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

death.e The whole body of the. fenate and the
kn'shsa conducted him through the. itreers, in
triumph; and, in the mean time, thc itreers
were ,iur'ina'ed, and the women and children
at the windows and tops cf houfss m,gla fee
hin, PATS --Ccero lecms to be nearly intox,ca.
ted Win thcle public plaudits His heart which
was too tufc~piable Of easrsry, danced in uni
ION win the acclamarions Of she people and
though nc had read the hifory Of the Gre
can commemorative, and might have learned
from tAeuse the feklepefs Of popular .faser ne
tGuited IA IFS continuance, with confluence,
which Coon deceived nim Wi.hia very few
Years, the piandifs IF the popa,soe we've irc-
ce,aed by their bitter ex-crations. The enc
mics Of cicero had marked Tin, for their yie.im
sand caery man ana won,ln laemed jealous to
liuppiy iagsYr FOR his execution -Whiis he
was traiucsd and psrtecused b. fosne OF me VI
iest OF wretches; while the populacc. who iurn
Has csiliy as testler IN the wind, lcad:d hin
with euies and vented their threats, MS preten-
dsd frsnnds, al tue tsne time fortook ard ih4.,-
ned h.p, eyra as the :eiiiih herd avods the hu,>
ted apd wounded deer. linis nenaccd and a.
Ilbahdoned, the fallen, naleiman was obliged TO
lice from theciiy in feas of his life. he thar
had iiyed The city from conifaEratlon ard ,naf-
laete, was itrippcd OF thu, beA Of his poasfions,
ard drive" away, with ignominy into, ex-
lie. e-ass 4
Bitter experience tbss taught him, thar bull
ding h's hopes upon p0. ,ulas favor was rafting a
slsio''ary fabric, as tIanrns as the pIcaiing iu-
lions OF dream and MS extremc dej=ttion
and de.polfdcnce, in this resere OF for,une, was
the natural conGquence Of his having priced the
appliances OF tao nsltitude infinitely above tieI
real sai4a;. fs
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fedSyM eoyfifntf9r ,,igiuaLsa And yet to his
nernbesihip AMI oppoiition to H,rnilsen, this
bockhead aicrihcs the duel Burr was at that
period 49, icarcely known. but il known at
all 1t was as tc;iertliit. Even as late as the
year 1892 he acted with, Hamilton in oppoiifion
to the republican candidate iii this iia ate Tor The
ciGce of governor. Burr all adv cate for the
g ,Su..l unbelievable rights of elective govern
meat = The ve'y man who by intrigue and
rclchery endeasourud to fuovert our reprcfea-
tatise svycromtnt. nan make il my cuff
nets TO es?olc the is.prAnce d this !stirid VII
ter.
1t is amuGng enough 20 fec with what ~
tectsd rcoutemps TIE democratic prints area, sash
of their candidates for csnere!s a, happen to be
uniucccis'ul in their elections. l. i, Gid OF q
herd of wild hogs, thar il hunter wounds one
70 us to draw blood, the reii will .mnt iiatey
fall upon him and tear sin to pieces. !cens
that there are Other animals which pciT.is the
amc propenhties.-- -ss A fix for Eutli>" lays the
Americas Citizsn,.o as it WAS as known that
a Tolerant had beaten. him in the election;
&. the republicans would rather have an open
than a iccret enemy" -Notwithisand,rg all the
PATHS tss., ia iiiriSing this ita.e, fcseral.it
has been chofen to sonsreis for tao counties Of
Adams and FORK. in tie place OF one Stuart.
Tbs being the Cafe. poor stuart IS initantly pro-
icIib.d i'y the Aurora, aud declared to Lc " any
thing Or .lothing," thea shhe has fora long time
repreisntei the democrats Of that diitric., and
would have !tiii continued TO reprciens them.
had they been able IL eca him. The demo-
Gratis Mould be upon .ir,r guard againR fuch
conieiiions !; othSrwiie the truth viii, now and
then Hip out unaw2rcs, and inow US VIA, they
really think of one another ibid.
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d.aarrss q III ing,sfit4ds # The Rsrran Repudk
re1ua,d ssnls q Il. azst abe and tai.Ltal ser
s,aats If IT, nation.
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,.'4,' a's''. III A. Marin IL
,~u ~
jDort of g9ortlsuu.
a. Ne fsnIs arrival ssss ~, lsf.

.1ss 3, arrirsS At New5nyporf, Caew Pr;fAssf
I1syss, Palm. Of WjesJa, IS des from. 81. W"
xss,, Iss.x IN ~ X! csSaf aneds5 Of York and
Psr1fssmb. and uss obliged togo ocs, sbs bas (s0ib
sx tios) ~ Asy sSS, ~ 20 an 10 Plumb yaasd, Z
{ Spoke, Der. zrn, II -, 20. long 81, IS. W.
jsbsss~ Ds1kis, CssN, IS day, from s.. Tineeafs.
jsss6 u Kesss5ssl, al eel Dec. 80, lat. IS, 81.
-, - 50. Srx ossss, Sss5~,J Fs~ s. 6s'f', jsr
!. LII. = S-r1.~ss. D4t. ), nip oSoe, y P~'.
Ssst iye -avnssG. AT Is. !, a.. -.
biAsNx Atsssss-December 90, the fehi. Far
nsr, F ychost. ju,. mater. failed from B,tton
Sor thew. ladies. !, In the afternoon anchored 10
Ma nts1kes Roads, and lay therewaitiry fora f.
sourabIe wind u6sil JAM, 1dn i8o9 ,yhen ihe ct
f1il with The wind N. w. that evening about 3
o'eloek.is wzs difcovered char the veiIsl was on
ere, and after feArehiog, found the & 70 be IN
der the hearth Of the ,aeerag. 6eiplacs, every
exer,iop vas made to extingudh the AAne., but to
no purpo(e and as about half pat o.p'elock the
captain snd Grew we're Obliged h take . their
boat the 6rs then burning Through me Quarter
Deek,s They were shout 70 O. - l.agae ssorn
Cape Cod Liehthoufs, bearing ea,nu'-W. BY NJ
the wind blowing gale from the y. W. and were
let's 10 the mercy Of the waves, Without bread o.
water at 10 o'clock The g lie ahated. 'aua the
~isd came round TO the Eaaws'd.i They iaeo
aecred Wea; in hopes to axe land 81 and at half
PAD nine oklcck in tn. n srniaJ difccveisd land.
Il came OF TO blow and lnow Sery hard !; and -
about half psa iao'eloek, as J approached the
lands.the turf on the Eat 'eJf Oreins beach,
(Cape Cody ran to prodig1us height and ,
long diRancc OUT The 6ea comb Of the fasf,
which, which was shout Il ORA feet, filed the
Boat; the aext which Immediately 70 lowed. over
Get her, and all hands were Nsfhed ont. Capt,
Schost, William Farre, and Francis Stil6u, wafhed
on ihcse and Jothua S,eenhrAke. ThomasCoses,
| John Bo,worth, Jacob w. Belb 4 Jslius Auyaaus
were dsowned.,s The next dat Thonss Ccsts md
J. W. Bel were picked uP aSots u ailes from
where sko(s Who furvived weul % Ases sad were
decessly inferred IN ths Auryin4 srosadss orssass'
The furvivors received grill beas6t 6ea-the
ndmaae Houfe. shish Rosd deas The plase-whess
they wEs dsiseed, o. zIsrs,, Aheagh = Vas defi
ssea.ed viii lshs xssssee isn(sn;ty ~ tie ish.b
itan.. q sbe Caps. CAPT. Sci re arrived d town
% Monday- .Cmsissf
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~.s.c ri n; ia estuary 70 the w;ies ofcu hearts.
!. was npo'i IL, e!ps-iaIy in the criii' in which
81. colo,y WIS, 10 be able proven. or top these
b,er,rs. They WHO are in The )e4a asqu nsed
with hin ory. al klow til It people, when aialed
by civil jifenti'o', though they may be the mot
ro !h,! earth, give tberlfslves up to all kind
OF sx, ef,, an the authority of the chiefs always
but poorly conf ,lidased in a time OF revolution,
cinas. pu"ilA all thci- that arc guilty, without al.
ways m ,s,ins with. few difhculiss Bat npw
days. fays the. Aurora ct peacs. lets Us have the
Ei'naf= Of a leis iformy tin: |; now that the calm
OF victory ha, Gicceeded to the troubles of dread
So, war, every thing in s.. Domingo, eight to az
inmc new fA1e, aniits government hencetorward
10 be that Of jaoi - b.
Done sthe head quarters. Fort Daurhp, Nov az 1909.
}Aisnsaj DESoALtNES,
CHRISTOPHE, and
CLENVEAUX.
(7ym Ce.yJ B. Am'k, Secretary.
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- IS 4
|WHEREAs 4 Commii1ion Of Bankruptcy
- bath been xwarded snd iised sisiaA -
- s.s JOSEPH CROSS, # fwfksd,
Ia the DAHd Of Msins neiehaas, and The fAid JbspS
Cvs hes beea declared 0lnkruPs, - il hereby eussd
to farreader hintsu the csaa;Gshe il laid cGnu;f-
Cos nassd OF to The ssjss pars q shen o. 7 lie s4h
dsy Of 1ssss.y eurreat, on Tey ne 7h. Aad . 4sy
the AN dAys II les1.y aess, - ssa IT tie eiosk.
=. each Of fad days she coaAikossss Oiee, -
Msasys Rew. Middle ress, pDselsaA, 10 fait 1ilzia,
and make full dovesy ~ ditlssss q NJ esAe sad
eesas vhsa and whefe HE ersdesss are 70 ecse pss
psrsaso Psyvs their dses sad ~ iessad asuiag ~
s6snes or s4sssss. snt ss Ia aesAs. fad
peskrsps 10 required 1sih NJ exaanasioa 81 q
laid iaA uessss any Of che efedssss Of al Dankupe
nay Be hesrd before fad eonmilostn ssaip the 1ak-
as Or allowing Of certificate - The Jsdee o. fad dori,
= entts faie bankrupt . certificate q dfshAsre.
An Psrfcas isdebeds 20 fad baakxsps make cay.
nsns. and thoe vho have any Of bic ess are n deliver
The fame to faeh pesfons envy the eeani6saen AaA
Appoius. 1-7
/. BY order Of the ConniAiener. ~ sssstei sac
N. KINsMAN. c,~A
/, Dstr<, ss@ yss iso4, -7.f
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PQLANl ].

N1pTlC1 b hereby given to the nonre Amt pscpr;e-
~ tors Of LAID lying IN tks second Di.i~u Of Lots
y he sesn Of Police, i the ceunsyof Cumberiaody
shse the following Lgys taxed ithc bins cOnnsscd
60 - the abfsrbcr 70 che year Of our Lord
one Ahoufand eight hundred tvo-
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- !" !, TAKE NOTICE, 4

= - - 3 TAKE NOTICE, II go
THE cofAni5ceaers appointed y the Hon. wsRhs
y" CsvSA~. Efq Judge OF Probate for the <nuny3 Of
caa1btrlsdd, 10 the Efa,s of EpfiRAIM RCBARDs,,
hse Of c4p+ Iksass in laid county feoan desealed.
sttehd aid bu6ne1 atthe dvenehcsfe Of k&ssa Rss-
srd. The fseoad MunAaysf the 6x following monsAs
TIMOTHY sMA LL.2 cs..;n...-
Chee. fnfs6ak. d. tlaS. i6os sr-s, - ~ So
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b ) ;Crors & Trafk,
HAVE jat receiveda large Allotment Of,
: !. EngG@ g India Goods,
which they are telling very low.--likewife.
.. -. WESr-lNDiA GOODS,
Of all hnds-.Ako,e 7tr - - 's'
Turks.inand, Bonxvifa and Liverpool Salt,
cood retailing Cod add Pollock Fin,
American Csu~n !; Freih Rai6ns, - ~
Ben kind of Hyfon, Hyfon-skin, ssuchong and
So BOhea Tea, - : -
Nails OF all kinds, and Clafs,
a few barrels Ldfeed Oil,
Spice, Ginger, Pepper, &c. &c.
Jan. ~. -*.,. -
80, : =;
CT All perfons indebted to Joseph CrcG,
ss either ca Note or Account. are ohce mare requefed
cali and pay him, they will be put in fat mmedi-
ately Jss. II, 1904.
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! Doctor LEES

Patent New.LoN DON Bilious PiN-.f
Only rrep1rcd by SAM UEL n. r LEE, NJ D. member
~, ofthe Come ticut Medical Society,"
F~ Esk wSslyss q Retail ~ SHIRLEY IRVING. Ma
X. f,q 6Ie-Sv~t, Pwtlasf. t' =
THE ins;ahe virtue. Of thefe pills are to veil known
throughout the United States aud the We(l.lades,
70 NEED any particular defcripon Of them il sd vef
tiiemsns fufiee to lay, tia, there family med
.ene so1 sitsns found 70 univerfay uc ui asd
fAssssy the unparalleled demand for them from psrp,
Add the inlux OF orders constantly iucrcshng bdpeaks
Che asfinfc merit above an stbers Fhyhc,
nee esptan, and overfeers of piassaon fully 10 the
PIE esshen + from impartial experenceor anunbsr Of
ysarnwe know low appreciate their ncatrpGc
Fer oil thofe dieales which originate from bilious
duudsnces ia the Roach ADD DO wc, the mild yet eea
eioai psrsse quilities cftheh arc fu,e preventative
and cure The exrenve ufe OF them ae m spdemesl
f-ves BY al cla6es Of people has deoveed the angular
eoasenienee-jbeag perfedy 1sle in al hand. ana 70
rraose the ehes ola debsuch, D. too free induscnee
ardent pits, they ever ufc to retere ths fvem
out interrupt soa 70 buaets NO family fes or osnts,o
medicine cke OF hsfptA, Gdshs 70 II vith0ue 70 e.
ieAl aai eevsoient Travellers hv Re-, or-iapd
6ad them Of great ue 10 keepns regular shsb of bodv
upwards Of ten Years Gnce the propfetor ;hven,e<
th not s,s'u.sIs Fs.y Pt. and Eve year. 1inee
the dsteef his Pateat a1ed 81 the al n. ryo
ed Ses fecurins to him she exeufve rieht of Milo
add stndiAs the True and Gsau;ne BIisus pitt Dar.s
this period nudherods sud multiplied iuxocs hs.e or
CURED wht an the avare;ous and unpsine,eled ore
teadsss 10 nedieias, xave offered to the SabI;e h.
Of patehe and other pfspatasn udef var;os rtfe M
ahshoseS dist sever sxled, which !. = Afsnoa .,r,,
ia4aee hsss flank iuso ebivioa, and lie known onv ~
49, Who have .Jas,s1fv ssitf at.'. Uolfone thai
M q av.ree -. pfevid % af. !. u indsss ssem 70
inisate far psudente vsald allow ~ Pa,eo. pm
aud ~ ehri0sninA thsd Aa.bdIieus aed oeher naw..
b6es1 oathe tide Of tie pfeens flentel's hope rs
sss iss .ssss Cd o.
uafsssunAsy for s fush pressndes sAd i:ators thsf
A'enpA aseIaiiei, whe crshe oshef hadd. nv Nm.
ero.'ec sphy Ae 6ray Imported bytheis real AID are
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THE fubfsrbsr hereby gives pebble hctice to at eons
= cesned. that Che has been duly appon ed and has
taked upon herfeif the iron Of AdmInratrt en- the
EAneo JOHN BAKER, late IF Port aud 10 The County
Of Cumosfiand, Maglner, deee>sd. BY givns fond 1.
the Jaw dfecS She therefore stsutfls an periods 10
debsed 70 the faid Decesfed Eas-, make imed;ase
payment and thote who have any demands thereon 60
exhibit the fame TO HEPHZIBAH BAKER
Dssst Dse "a, 1907
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atm.nissa.a.s . d.sY..aiaIon,rs n,.i.ss.

arminiasatats G.srsNiGonssa hatifss' :
WE the iubfcribers, CommiCioners, ari
W pointed BY the Hon VIM CcrhAn. H4 }ddss IF
Probate for the county OF Hand 70 fcctive ana CT
anime the claims q the cvcfA eftdnor to tte sitAe q
JONATHAN ANDREWS, late of Sss'5sfaeg6, in The
county afcr-fsd genssnan, deccafed, re2cenied no-
scn-Ecreby give notice thstfx months Iron, the twenty
eighth day OF December Ian ARE 4 owed bring in ana
prove their claims and that a atsend Thar !rrvct r
the houfe Of JsAsfSss AsssO in Sest"s.ss 90 hs fri
Tuefdsy in February next and teGrf rae!aay in tifs
four following months, from O'Clock A. 70 o'clock
REUbEN sRAvY, 7c.-.;n.....
"ft - (. SAMUEL RICE, 4
THE iutfcrher hereby gives pnbrnoice to al con.
~ ccrned, that he has Seen duly appointed .dsnin''
traitor on the LIZ
:. ) ERate Of. Jonathan Andrews, =
LATE OF in the county Cumberland sensfe
man deceafed has taken upon him that tuN hy sivs
int bonds as the law dir ets-c tlersfore feques all
perons who are indebted faid dteeacdt sae to make
Immediate paymep, and thoie who have ahy dsSnsnas
shereon n eshiIit the fame the Commif6secrs sp-
poiated to receive ard eran,ine their claims.
JONATHAN ANDREWS.
.sss,ss,sss, Jss.9, 1894 a.
THE fuheriher kssIy gives public ro,ee 10 81 con
i cerned, that e. has been duly appointed and hss.
tsNen'upon herfe the iuf Of Exseusrx Of the l-R
=. - a'sAbiigail .O'Donnel,; ). i
late Of eors s, ia the county Of Cunberlsnd. wdev,
decesisd, by growing the iaid Wit and by giving bood
Is the Law drettsSkx therefore requets all Perfpns VIM
are indebted 10 faid decades cflse make imed'ss
paymens and ,hoe who have any demsaes shsison to-
- Martha Callahan.
Dad Dsssae, 1900 ~ =. ,.-as, -.
!. Doctor Nalbaniei TY'z1fGker's ERatc.
VXTE the fusfcribers, being appointed BY the ion.
voN,u f,sfur t,f PR h,. ~
&c. for the county Of Grafton Csmni,oners sx@mne
the claims Of he Creditors to the Elate Of
. sasp. Nathaniel Whitaker,
Phyfeiahs late Of Beih:ehn Heeested; rerrefensea
ihfoIvcnt-sndEx months from the twensy.Hxh day If
November IAN were allowed for the sfore{sid bv6aef-
We therefore give notice that 1hsH attend TO ,he
forefaid bufnsls the dwelling horfe Of LEI Hssy ia
fad Bethlehem the fecond Mondays Of February. A.
prii and May nezs from to occek IN the afternoon
0f faid days.No account wilt es allowed uniefs s.,cf
ted to. LOT WOODBURY., >
WILLIS WILDER, c-~ss~rn.