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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-18
publfs 5ale.

VIII be added to TUESDAYS Sales,
Elegant Mahogany Side Board,
do. Marble do.
pair Card Tables
portable Driks
iets Italian Marble Chimney pieces
a fer OF Dining Tables with ends
pair Sertees
handfome Fowlirg Piece.
Phhp-G. Mayfsllcr.
Jane IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-18
sale bp audtoa.
ON MONDAY

ON MONDAY
The 18th Of June, a, Geek, will be fold on
the premlies,
A Houfe and Lot Of Ground,
on the iouth 6de ofPIiuce Rrecs. between Roy.
al and Pitt freets, the houfe is fitted up for a
grocery fore with large dry cellar the fand
is equal TO any in the street Terms &c. will
be made known at the place Of. fae
Phsltp 6. MayReller.
June II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-18

Agreeable to assignment the senator's
and representatives, assembled together in
the House-when his excellency the Go.
vernon came In and delivered the follow.
ing
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-18
James M. M'Rea, c. c.
lime Is
Fafty Dollars ReUard.

Will be given for the recovery of
nv POCKET G BOOK, containing about Eighty
Fsze Doi2a,s in bank notes, and the following
papers--aoier out of my counting room on the
night OF the 18th inn, besween the hours ofnine
and ten o'clock:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-18
In Common Council,

June "A, 1904.
Ordered, That Samuel Craig, John
Mhacaaer and ,ofeph Dean be appointed Com
ion's tavern, in the ftG ward, on Tueiday the
ash day of tic prcfent month, for the puIpofe
Of eleetiAg men,5er of the Common Council, in
place of George Taylor, Efq. reGgncd, and that
Due notice thereof be given.
left,
lanes M. M'Rea, C. c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24
EoUND .fespassins on the .ub.eri.
FOR SALE. On BARTER,

THAT beautiful and much admired
i Property on Sans Greek, Frede-
rick County, MaryIaad, miles from
Liberty Town and 50 from baltimore !;
Z noted Stand for Store and 7auern, hav-
ing the advantage ofseveralpublie Roads,
leading from different paris, which. in-
sersect near 70 said place the Dwelling
House IS Stone, lately built and finished
IN the besf manner. which IS large and
commodious. with . Kitchen and two
good Cellars there are q new Store.
House Of Stone, Meat-H onse, Stable,
BE. with other holdings that add to its
aecomM6da tion.-T This Property, toge-
thre with wen assorted. Stock OF Dry
= Goods and Cssceris, viii be sold on Gre
dit Of one and TWO years the purchaser
givingbond with approved security; this
Property. worthy the jatteusion Of any
gentleman wishing 10 enbark in the a.
Dove business there Is alsea young
Apple Orchard, and q few large bearing
Apple Trees. For further particulars up.
ply to the subscriber living on the prerni-
1es. - = J = 7zss : s- =.
= =ss-== THOMAS BURK.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24
4 MILLER WANTED.

TIME Observation-Disclosures to employ an
active industrious Man without a
family, who is well acquainted with the
Milling Basiness, and can come web re-
commended /; to such a person liberal
wages win be given by the.subscriber, iiv-
ing in Charles own, Jefferson County.
THOMAS. BRECKENRIDGE,
February 10. 1904. ; =:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24
CYRUS FARR.
The public are hereby cautioned

THE public are hereby cautioned
l. against taking an assignment on a
note given by the subscriber to Conrad
Frye, Of the town of Mar:insburg, for
the sum Of nineteen dollars, payable the
Istof December, ! so4 -siven for horse
purchased some time since, swhi.h said
horse could be of no service to the sub
scriber, or any other person, and was
known to be useless by the said Frye,
when he disposed of him.
..z.-.-.. !. JACOB SHAFER.
. Berkeley County, February 10, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24
FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.
.CTOLEN on Sunday night the a9th
= Januarylast, from the White House,
ON the main road leading from. Winches-
ter TO Charles Town, Jefferson County,
Virginia, l6 miles from the former and
s from the latter, a BAY; HORSE,
nearly IS hands high, but low IN Aesh,
! years old the last Of May next, switch
tail, not shod, has no perceivable flesh
mark, only a feather on each hip about
Sinches long. and a black streak down
his back but not very PLAN any further
than his rurnp. Whoever returns the
Thief and Horse to the subscriber, a.
the White House, shall have the above
reward ifsaken within the county. and If
out Of il 20 dollars, or 5dollars for die
Horse only. =. !, -. -
February 10, 1900. H.. y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24
ESTRAr COLT.

CTRAYED from the subscriber on
y the SIS day of January last, black
mare colt, one year old next spring, no
msrks recollected except one bind hoof
white, and some white hairs below the
foot-lock tits not certain WHITTIER she
has scar or not, but if any it is verv
small one. She was seen in Martinsburg
on Saturl lay Last, and it is thaasht fol-
lowed some person from thence. Any
person bringing said Colt home, or CIV
ing such information chat the subscriber
can get her again, shall be literally re-
warded. Il.
:, CYRUS FAIR.
Berkeley County, 4 Ia miles franz
Aartinsburg, nedr the headef Dry Run,
February 10, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24
: - lHOMAs
February ~, 1909.

THE subscriber respectfully ,ae
Il quainis his. friends and the public,
that he has recommended the Sadding
and Haynsss Mating Bssiness At his place
1t the head Of Dry Run, half mile from
MIR. Aaron Faris, and four and an half
from Martinsburg. where he win thank
fully receive any commands in the above
line, which he pledges himself TO execute
In the best nannef at = moderate price,
Il md on the shortest notice.
.r< PETER 6NOUDEEL. =
February II, 1904. 81.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24
THE HISTORY

= = lhE H1SI OHH
or THE LOVELY BUT uNRoRrrRATE
MADAME LAYERGNE.
..Wje q the Governor q the Fastef Long
ny, nfhe department. Of he Maseiie. !
Taken from M. Du Broca's Anecdotes
ofthe conspicuous Female Charac-
teis who suHered from the Re-
= - volutior, in France.
8 The beautiful and accomplished Ma
dame Lavergne had been married but .
short Time to NJ. Eavergne. Governor
Of Longssy, when that town surrendered
q the PF,issians but in two months af-
terwards was tetaken By the French, and
the Governor arrested, and sent Prison.
er TO Paris, without being permitted to
enjoy the society. Of his amiable wife.
Though M. Layergnc was At that time
upwards Of sixty, and Madame had scarce.
y attained ! third 81 that sge yea the
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
MISCELLA NT.
MORAL.
Emrat7 f0ma Letter q Earl Sfrsford to bis Sen
dated ,6A2.


Emrat7 f;0m Letter # Earl Sfyafoyd to bis Sen,
dated t6A2.
"Loss not the time Of your youth, but gath.
er thofe feeds Of virtue and knowledge which
may be Of ufe to yourfelf, and comfort to your
friends, for the ref Of your life. And that this
may be the better etfeeted, attend thereunto
with patience, and be fure to corre0 and refrain
yourielf from anger Suffer not forrow to GAIT
you down, but with cheerfulnels and good cour-
age 60 on the race you have to run in all fobri-
ETY. and truth. BE fare, with an hallowed care,
10 have refpeets all the commandments of God,
and give not youriefto neglea them in the eat
things, lett by degrees you come to forget them
in the greatea for the heart of man is deceit
frl above all things. And in all your duties and
devotions towards God, rather perform them
joyfulIy than penGvely for God loves cheer
full giver. For your religion let it be directed
according to that which fhal be taught by thofc
which are in Gods church the proper teachers
thereof, rather than that you ever either fancy
one to yourdelf, or be led by men that are Gngu-
lar in their own opinions, and delight to 60 ways
Of their own finding out for you will certainly
find fobernefs and truth in the one, and much
unfcadineE and vanity in the other"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
AGRICULTURAL.
From The Yetmonf Gazette.

TScT roe F1m2m OazH!e.
II him TO Iaymcs-If by drawing your ma
nure only one hundred rods, and fpreading it
four inches deep, on one acre of land for plant
ing, you can obtain an hundred buihels Of corn
per acre, what a pity it is to draw it four hun
drcd rods, and fcatter it over eight acres, by
fpreading it half an inch thick, and obtaining
only forty buihels per acre, with all the addition
al fstigue of man and beat.
Farmers conGder which is mott to your adj
vantage, to economic in this line, or continue
70 work as it were at arms end, by extending
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
USEFUL.

From tie AmericGn Daily HaUsrfJey.
The following information may perhaps prove
# fervice to iuch of your fubicrbers as have not
cool and dry cellers to preterve ,heif meat and
,thcr provifons, and The hint perhaps offers an
opportunity to thole, who have leture and
talents of improving ii to great public aivan-
ltagc.. j -. !.
A Joint Of meat, or any provifon, fufpended
lin flannel bag will keep lweet Comfortable
time longer than by any Of the modes generally
|praetifcd The coolet and dryer the meat is
when the Aannei is but round it the better, and
lii will occur to any thinking mind that the Han.
mel lhould De perfectly clean. A flannel bag
with bowl or plate in it is alto the belt mode
|of convcyin, b,i,ser from, perhaps TO market,
land If the bow, or plate is made CT wood. the
|bettef itronger proof cannot BE- given of the
truth Of the above, than that ice wrapped up in
N,nnel will keep coniderable time, whereas if
expoicd to the air or wrapped in linen it will DIFF
(folve almoR Immediately.
-'--At 4s~S--
AMUSING.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
Wild Land for fale.

Tor iale, 1000 acres OF Land, in
i .cwnfh;p Number Four, in the feventh range Of
townfl,ip north of the sLs Ps<a - young md enter
pricing men. In thi. town there fcvcrai fct-
tiers, aw and grin milo and roads to accommodate
the eite From this town there good water con-
down the Pcataqus river the Penobicot and
70 B.neor The in this town are ahundantiy
fuppied with Fin, fuch iamon, dad. aewives, &c
v here they can be taken In great quantities.
Likewife, 5000 acres in townlhip Num-
Der Two in the third range which viii be fold by the LOT
or Quantity will hee iut the purcafer town is
twelve miles from B1nso, in which there are twenty even
felers; feveral farms under good cultivation two griR
mills, iaw mill and another to be built this feafon.-
Liberal credit wili be given.
Likewife, in townlhip Number Four, 4th
range north Of the as Passa, 5000 acres to feters
Any numter OF young who with TO have good f~rms
and liberal terms make yaymcn' Can DC fappie with
this an al quantity Of Land where they will have
right to felet the fame d,ie parts OF the town.
in ots of two hundred acres through which town there
IL now county road and fcversi fettemens bceuu.
Each of the adoiun. have ets,euents now beson
and families thereon this between 40 and 80
miles from Bangor.
LikewiEe, in that much noted and four
lining town. Numher Three, In the sth range GALE! Lin
coin rewn 3ao acrcs Of the chocen Land Ia iaid towo
6tuacl on lAndfome FIVE OF Land which affords view
of levera towns III the vicinity within mi ca Of
good faw and GRID mills there fevera' roads thr'ugh
iaid town. and new county road laid through fad
and, leading to Bangor About sc settlements m Ind
town have been begun within two years; mon OF which
have families them ANY perfcn pcrons who with
to have good lsnd we'll iuated for farns, near naviga
ton he fuppiied with the fame An undouhttd title
wi DC given on the conditions of lcemeat being per-
formed For further particulars enqdire Of MO,Es
HODsDON, after the 6sn of June Kt- r.g Pss"fa's",
rear Bs.es, Or Of ANDREW STRONG his attorney,
now reGdng in .ownfhiP No. ., sd range.
p.vtlysj. Nav g. I8Oa.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02

IN Office is hereby given that the dividend Of the
eae and effects of Whitman utIs, OF B. Ifaa in the coon.
ty Of hancock, and Mecs Merrill, Of Northysrmouh "a
the county of Cumberland, Merchants Pakraps, which
was have been made this dav is adjourned Friday,
tho s.O,nfist5 Of July mkt ten O'clock in the foreuoon
at which time the G. mmficners md the Afsnee Intend
to the commiiIon cfice No. a,Mnleys Ros~,
Portland in order make Dividend Of the eatr IF.
fetts CT laid BAnkrupts when and where the creditors
who have not proved their debts, prepared
to the fame they will be excluded the benefit Of
laid dividend.
STEPHEN LoNcFELLow, ,os. AGy~.
June l., 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
Ten dollars Kewar d.

II SCAPED from the fubfcrihcr the ninth infant
~ pIfoner taken IN ie al precept blythe na@e o.
7aSs Cbsb5 Of Minot. in the county Of Cumberland,
shout thiry five years of age, dark complexion. and
bout five feet ten inches in height Whoever will take
up faid perfon and deliver him the fubcrber de
liver him to the suody OF the gaoler in Portland, al
receive the above reward
JERlMIAFf BLANCHARD, Deputy slsrac
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
Bibles AnD DIVINITY.

lust received from Scotland, an ex-
j tcnivs siior naent Of
Large and Small BIBLES,
which are for fac on as low terms as were ever offered
in the Diiircl Of Maine, at the Booklores of ISAAC
ADAMS and THOMAS CLARK, Filhilreet, Portland
LikewJe, general a9a,tmsnt Of
Books on DIVINITY, Hiitory, & Milf
celaneous iubecfs. i'm.
May as, iSoA.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02

p SKaD ;, T M.s s s;.s,. give: .;
JOHN STUARrof Eys.6tt, trader sgauft whom COM
milton of bankruptcy has been duly ifued and
proceeded that any of faid creditors may be heard
if they al think fit, before the Judge Of Iad Darcf, ot
Trea.y tie ''Dtr:y,t,a.,s icy 1y "xi ('So4) at the
agsnn making and allowing certificates of dfcharge 10
fad bankrupt before which time exceptions to tuch al.
!cwance may he exhibited
DAVID sEwALL. 5's 3 ya q. 1 Ss,'s :''''
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
couMoNwsAIrH or Ma ssAduu SETS,

Y0RX =
1T a Court y Common pea,, 5gs. Ind bsAss at
York, aasbis onafor tie COO NJ, IF Tort on tbe fhnd
7@Eaey Of Ap,H being the fsvsa'esnb day eli aid
month Ianno Domini, 6o4.
IN the petition OF Sss.u Lane Of Buxton, in the ecun
W y Of York. labourer @enn5an Ciemoas. of Hiram
fad county, yeonan, and Hsansb his wife, in her right,
(hew,g, thar they fesed in fee Gnpe and
IN common Of and in lots numbered, d1,, f tx, and v
range, iii the firm divion Of lands in laid Buxton
con- aiming eighty efs with the buildings
,here.n Handing the fad Samuel, Of one undivided x
ieenh part and The fad ona5ln and Hnsb OF one other
undivided hateenth part with Daniel Hazsn and certain
cher periau unknown your Petitioners And pray
ING that Their aid par" may be let off and aligned
them to hold in feveraltv.
BY their a'ssyury, CHI: CofF1h.
ORDERED. thai the petitioners cauie the iublisnce
OF sr fd petition and this order thereon be inherited
in the Po,ssai C4s., printed by Ets~ H. Jerks, three
weeks iueceivey. the a publication thereof oe thirty
DAYS lean prior 10 the Of this court to be hol
den At Marlborough within and for rad county of York
tho fourth Tusalay IF Aueuft and ALTO by pon
in: .? the f,me in Of the NOR public places IN la'd
81 Buxton Ike number Of days prior the rad
next term. TO the end any perfon per.ons ntrreed
may then and there appear, and hcw caufe Any they
have, why the player OF the laid petition mould not be
granted.
4ffeef. DANIEL CEWAYf
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
POhTRY.
WHAT IS GLORY /!
81 P. couTila.

EY P. couTilR.
WHAT Is glory SAY a feather
MOUNTED on the bouyant air:
Pset to ,vcrr wind and weather,
Often Go;l and fe1dom lair.
What is s'or, : Ak the sayt,,
Twiring round his grace's knee,
Wuhldtt thou cafe and conference barter;
Shch thing on thee to fcc /
What is Glory 7 AK the maiden,
Welded to ritled dfone5
Sick at foul, and heavy laden;
Empty pagsantry her own.
wha, IS glory! AK the lawyer,
Fceieis trndgins TO the COURT,
Harder WORKMAN any lawyer,
Ceaseicfs labor, ieis fupport.
wha: is glory Az him ba~lins,
Patriot of Heroic age,
The houfe his ftand he waits callias {
LCrgs for party to cnsasc.
VIVA. J, .iory AK the Miier,
Starving mid his bags of gold.
Ak his heir-he, hardly wifer,
scaftesins wide the forbid mould.
What is g'o-y' AK the pcst,
Pockets low and WHITES high,
Wanting, and YET none nun know it,
All but earth, and air, and fky.
What i. glory Az the Tailor,
Weather beaten, tempcft ,osf.
Ship his prifon winds his is;icr,
Kindred friends. ana country lo1.
AK the folder, faint and CORY,
Leaning where hi. comrades I've.
Ak him kraly- VIVA, i. glory !
He iha:l an.wer with i;gh.
WhatisglorY ! Hero! lriding
Mad!y Ger rsiad land,
What IS glory Thine is gliding,
Death and judgement are at hand.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters.

THE fuceeffu Fife s If which have been fully exrer
creed in correcting and carrying off jaund'cy and
bilious from the Ncmach; ard at the fame time
Gregg heaoe he onaeh nereanog The appetite, and re-
moving the Gnkins faint dareed feeling and the Gctpy
dull he avinef rci,orns aila, arengh the weak and
,remb ,pe limbs removing the yeown.is OF counensnee
common aundiey and weakly people; snd alto the d'z
snss OF head and weakoefs OF light Tfwy very ute
u' for fanen take often when f:a particularly
eiuna,eAs prefervave agalnA diioraers 70 INCL
dent 10 fuch craes (Which generally puirid and H
ious. by removing obruioa, carrying "a bic and civ.
ing free eircu alton to the blood Pile " per &s.
xlso INVITATIONS ITCH OINTMENT,
faie aud sieas remedy for the IrcH-Ps 1e., bs<
r T1s A6ope, dirs7 from tie Patlssts, are fsr k BY
JONI COE,
fsnd Iy s'Sev fe,es in Ps,aasd) at Ne 4, I~s,
who keeps eenAantiy for fAe.
DRUGS end MEDICINES OF genuine quality
on reafonable serms, for CAN or Credit.
Portland MsS 4 8oH.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
sem tie Bs,sses,
A PAINFUL TALE.

A pA1NE.FUL TALE.
BELIEVERS there Of many minds
Believers of many names and kinds
Believers in g twentw gods or one -
Ana Athcifs, blind morta's, that believe in none.
O.hcrs again,
Believe in men.
Or drunken brutcs like old Tom Paine.
A hcius Of this latter kind
70 Paine and brandy much inclind,
Once at the ,avsrr DER his pot,
Was guzzling like very fsr.
The hoftcfs piou, dame
Old Grosling reeling in his chair.
Began noa bitterly to fwear,
Curs'd all religion 10 horrid ftrain.
And roar'd aloud, . long life TO Thomas Paine J"
Ths made the hofiefs fare
Il was TOO much to bear
"Ah !'quoth the good old woman, with frown
long tive he may, and wear old satans crown:
For be. ere long. will have to lay it down :"
" How What = ba~I'd Croglng, pray explain, ex
"why. then" fays goody. (" will try- lplAin !!
:" Satan they FAY, nun f,orr'y d;e-
" He's defp'rate Eek, and long has been in Psias,
RossRr RvsrrcoAr.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02

DrsTs,cr or M.Nx IN to the creditors OF
JOSEPH BURTON, sf19agaf4. =.
trader, agairl whom cornmiIon, OF bankruptcy has
Been duly ued and proceeded that any Of fai1 cred
TORS may he heard if they a think st, before the Judge
Of ad dira on Tueday the twenty fourth ofuy next,
(I8o4) at the dwelling of the dhri4 Judge Of
Maine diariet at O'clock, a. N agsina making and
allowing certificate of dchge TO fad bankru?t before
which time exceptions fvch aIowancs may be eshbt.
DAVID sEwALL. : Mean Ds.s
3re. yxb
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
Wes 3a&st9e.

Is pubiifhed every Mssday, by T. A. JENKS, At the
Printing Office, No. 2, Fys-S,sA PosrLAND where
fuhfcriplions, advertisements Communication &c.
are received with attention The price, TO country
isbicribeis who receive their papers at the Office or
in packages by the mail, is ONE DOLLAR FIFTY
CENTS year.-gy Subscribers who live in town
and thoie whcse papers aled and fors arded
rately, will be charged rwo DOLLARS year.
~ Afvs''Ir.s viii derive peculiar advantages asthsir
iavors viii be pubihed wlhout extra price both ia
this paper. and i" 2bn,fly's CoMMlRcAL GAzrrrE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02

yout manure too far and too thin. Certain " the
more compact your intereA, the after can you
,ovefn and fence it.
DARIUS BENEDICT.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
attest,

'hE irhorber hereby gives public notice to all con
i cerned. that Che has been duly appointed an
has taken upon herfe'f the trut Of admntra Of
the etate Of
SAMUEL WAITE,
late Of Portland. in the county of Cumberland ar;nei
dreeafed. by giving Sond the law directs She there
fcre rrduets all perfons who indebted id deceaf
eds efate. TO make immediate payment and thofe whit
have any demands thereon to exhibit the fame ttle
mont. BErSEy WAITE
My ,8c4
Z ME fuhfc der hereby gives public notice all con
i cerned, that fhe has been duly appointed and ha.
taken hefelf the tru of admnii atrix on the
elatc Of
SIMEON SK!LLlNS,
late Of CapeElsabeth, in the county Of Cumberland
~ givn: bend the Law directs :-he the reorc requel
al perfons who indebted faid dcceafeds eate
make immediate payment and ,hoie who have any de
nands thereon to exhibit the fame to
Daf~d Js"e IS, 1904 MARY sKlLLTNS.
HE iubferber hereby gives pupc notice to all con
ccrsed. that he has been duly appointed. and has
Ken upon hmlef the tru of Of the tan will
and Of Amh-ofc Tolhut Of Frceport aie
County, Weaver deer afed by proving the will and b.
ens bend The law directs He therefore requefs al
perlons who indebted the f.d deceaed eate Il
make inmediae payment and thofc who have any de
maads thereon. to exhibit the fame to
JOSEPH ToLBuT.
Dated 9yse 4 Y8,A
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
SPRAYED

StKAYED
IRON the paours Of stephen Rohnion in Paris, on
i Monday the 18th ult. white HORSE. icven years
old trots ALL large LEGS and hoofs red pots his head
and grey his legs Whoever has taken UP faid horfe
and will give information the fubcriber in Paris thai
be Handsomely rewarded.
Payis, June ,. John ROYALI,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
AMUSING.

Butchers boy, carrying his ttay on his
fhoulder accidentally truck it againft lady's
head, and difcompofed her vDig +" The deuce
take the tray" cried the lady in patton =
/. Madam" faid the lad sravcly, /" the deuce can
mot take the tray" LLoad. pap.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02

Ill Perform bs,s!y eas'ssrd srsyA psreb.gs Pvo~y
sy Nee, Egssd BY ss /ssyiev, and peyaAs I" Amos
2chardfon, order, obtained o~ hy ,ssS
and s,eswvrsi~s determined pay The je ssy
psnSsd note dated iasS Ap,H, 8o4 bayaSk FIR dag
f Jsiy after dare for ~ dbHars, eest.
JONATHAN HAM
Bath, June "a. 1909 ThMES HAN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02

steeeb Of Jacob litter, Of CamJ<rAurd, il the Penn
Givania Legj7stnre, On the qsr6ie" Ct 'neeae6'rss
the Federal 7"dget.
Mr.. SPEAKER,
dink as dis eviction does not require much
confederation. Our tudy is only TO ak wcddcr
we arr t. he goberaed By Dc Pritih Laws, or 81
de laws Of dis country. II we are to be gcber-
ned by de laws of Great Pritain den de judges
will be CLEAR But if we arr to be gcberned BY
|as laws Of Bennfylfany den we !hall so on. -
[Oem dat am for dc Prti a laws will vote againft
|de Impeachment, and dem dat am for de laws
[ef Bennfylfany will vote for bringing defe JUDI
ses to imbea:hnent. Lnnaasr Journal.