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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-13
N Z w p 0 X L,
Wur)day, Sept. i3. 1904.

BY the Packet, Capt. Trott. papers have
been received from London TO the asth Of July.
10 theie accounts there IL fomc amuGnp
fpeculsticn about a ipecdy war between France
and Ruflis; bur tales of this complexion have
been 10 often repeated, that even credulty hes-
felf viii not liaen to them. Iris certainly prob
able that Alexander does not regard the recent
elevation OF Bonapar,e TO the Imperial Dignity,
with pertcet fatisfattion; yet whatever may be
his predictions in favor Of the Bourbons, we
are decidedly OF opinion thar he dare not yen-
ture upon an isruption of peace. All that can
be done by Eosand. TO prefs him onward to hof-
tiities, we arc firmly pesfaaded has been at
tempted bnt the Emperor of RuAia NUT be
even more weak in mind than his Jnfortunatc
predeceaos. If he becomes the dupe OF fuch ad-
vice. .th -s "a
II 10 sverred that when Gen. Hedouville
Quilted PeterGaIgh, he made the following de-
clsra,ion TO the Rullian monarch -" The En-
peror Of France does not win for war with any
one, neither does he dread il with any one A
long peace Is his win But the hifory Of bis
life affords no room TO imagine that he m OF a
temper TO allow himielf to be infalted or dietar-
ed TO-"
Sweden. who may lie corGjered AZ in the
national Jaifs Of Ruflia, has grombed fomewbst
too but il 10 likely that The whole will iefmin.
ate in a pacific manner.
Admiral CotnwalIis has reGgncd the com.
rnand Of the channel feet, bur hi, fncce0or il
not named. As il il common, in Britain, for
commanding officers to follow the fortunes of
their leaders. this rcGgnation may have been
made in confeauence Of Lord Vincents having
"A Ix>C ~
II 10 publickly anerted that the Britih am.
baGador at Peserihurgh has been recalled, and
thar Id. Cover, the eldrif fon OF the Marquis
Of Stafford has been Tent 10 that Court with ad-
ditionsl powers. -. Z. -. .,.,s..
.Noiwi,haanding all that has been faid
sbout the perfect recovery of.he King Of Eng
lands health. there il room to entertain doubt
upon that fubjca, Especially az Dr.. Symmons,
the pliyGcisr Of the lunatic hofpitsI is con,inu-
ally about his pcrfon. parliament was 10
be pforogucd on the ara of July.
X ia france they are full Of bnftie, on the
coaR wlsbrhc gun boats. and in the capital in az
fairs rclsrive TO the approaching coronation Of
Bonapartc, which is to take place At the HefeI
ks Ysvaiidts, on the roth Of November next.
Ii appears that more than 9 tenths Of the peo
ole OF France had voted in favor Of the Impcfi.
Al Dignity being perpetual in the family Of the
Emperor. All the Powtn Of the Continent
have acknowledged Bonapafte's title, excepting
Enelsud, Rofla and Sweden. Bse. Cky0s.
A Iettet fforn Capt. Stewart, Of the brig Syren.
dated Syyaess April {, received at Philadelphia,
announces the capture by him Of the brig TIsnf.
kr, Grecisn vefIel. from the Afchipxlego, laden
4 Il - A. a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-13
JOHN FISH.


PrLto BAkrlR. Of Portfmoutb, ia the
county OF Newport. of lawful age. tea,feth
and faith, that Daniei Cbsjt, Of Porifmnuth
aforef,id, on the twenty i6xih Of Augut, 1904.
offered this deponent ten dollars. If he trhe iaid
deponent) wonld not GO TO town meeting; and
furthermore, he the faid Peleg Barker dcpofeth
and faith, ihat Ezbon Barker, on the fame day
above iaid, offered one other fun of twelve dol
lar., If ne, the deponent, would not go TO town.
meeting. PELEG BARKER.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-13

EDwARp Cook, Of Por,imou,h, in
the county OF Newport, of lawful age. teaif-
eth and faith. that Oh the twenty eighth day Of
Augaf, 1904, at iown-meeting, in faid town.
and before voting. James Sbearmas, town Ser
gesnt OF iaid town, offered this deponcnt ten
dollars It he would 90 home and not vote.
EDWARD COOK.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-13
POS fTfONS s.

JoHN F,sH, Of Ponfmouth. in the coon
Y OF Newport, Of lawful age, teiti6esh sod
faith. that Nafbas SY7sr. of Porfmosth. N the
month of Augua. offered this deponeni txenty-
FIVE dollars. ii he. the deponeat, would not 60
to town meeting.
lOIN FISH
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-13

fsaa her to Adisrica f5s sdjuiicsGod. We bsa
40 engagement for an hour, ~i,h u gun boa,u
Oft Tripoli, within hslf gun-ihot Of the batter.
is,. We drove them into port, without sny
lofs 90 our 6de."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
N COMMON COUNCIL,
SINE z, 1904.

ORDERED, That Council will meet
and sit to hear appeals from such persons.
as may think themselves aggrieved by the
assessment of taxable property, On Thurs.
dav, Friday, and Saturday, the 18th, 18th
and 10th days of the present month, from
O'Clock in the morning nutn '2.oclock in,
the evening, and that Council will not consi-
der themselves bound to. attend to any APP
peals after the said days, and that public
notice to that effect be published in each OF
the newspapers OF the town.
Test, ]. M. MREA, &C.
The Assessors and Wardens returns are
at my counting room, the corner OF Prince
and Fairfax streets, where the citizens IN.
terested are at liberty to call and examine
them, at any time previous to the sittings
of the Court of Appeals.
G. DRtNKER, Gsilector.
Tune 7. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
fsublie salt.

On SATURDAY the 2sd iLf. will
BE- fold at the dwelling OF the late C6arles "a.
aseiios, lseeaieS,
All the Perlonal Ehate
of the deceafcd, conGiting Of large aock OF
ssyes, hedding, hoop polls, coopers tools. csfls,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNl-
TURE, a mare and car, one mileh COW, and
the .nsxpired lesle OF a cooper's shop. Terms
will nc msds knows at the place Of tale.
Phiba G. Meyfsllef.
1ane r.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
Extract 7ronletter No.. Z, (27M faauary)

am extremely gri=ved to hear Of the
partial movements, OF which you inform
me-, and perfectly agree with you in the
opinion that they will have no other eject
than that of exci,ing the government to IN
creased vigiIance,:d of producing measures
of security, which NAV bct2tal to many ho-
nest men, who might render important ser'
vices if they were we'll employed.
The fate which has befalen the com.
mittee, of whose existence you questioned
me in your letter of the 5th, and which |
knew nothing Of until then heard from
YOU, serve without doubt 10 put you on
your guard against f;!se friends, and rem
der ven very circumspect as 10 the persons
to whom you conGde all your secret. ne
great art Of conducting a dangerous enter
prize, such as that in which you are now
engaged, consists in giving so much lhior'
nation to each individual as will enable
him to perform the particular duty entfuSI-
ed to him, but conhdins no more. :,
As to the desire which your genera
mas expressed, ACCORDING 20 tii0
No. -, of knowing the moment when nc
ought to give the impulse to the machine
nv, answer that he must be regulated %
this point. BY the intelligence which si'aA
be received Of the progress of your opera
tons. BY yeur letter of the 25th Desea'-
Der, find you proposed to make an tx
plosion in four departments on one give.
day, but I doubt that such measure j
unconnected with o,hers, could product
great effect. 1t might give the first coasu,
a momentary embarrassment, but i' seem,
impossible it could succeed il bs araiF =
faithful to him, or at least if gre could a"'
assure ourselvet oftne aid at a.laFgsp 'f"'
on OF his troops
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
pgbltf Sase.

For the Benefit of the Undervri.ers
On THURSDAY next,
AT ten o'clock, will be fold on Kuk's wharf,
The Cargo Of the Lstt!e Poll,
conda,rgot
Flour, Bread. Beef, Pork, Hefringa,
pacon ard Vsnion Hams, aud quantity Of
Dry Goods.
Philip G. MegRslkr.
Tune II
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14

heretofore mentioned, delivered BY the
grand IudgS TO the conservative senate, ac-
companied by tenletters in the hand writ
ing of Mr.. Drake. A. some of these let
tiers were written in cy-phers, the key 10
which was not possessed, as oshefs merely
consist of minute details, and others again
.oftiresome repesiilons, a selection has been
made of the most remarkable passages,
and such as most clearly point out the OBJ
ject of Mr.. brakes machinations.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14

an not connected with any ether ,r.,,,,
at Paris than yours but by this do osa a'l
wish tel be understood, that maine; aoeI
correspondence, for have corres,ond nd. a'
IN order that may be able to iadpe Of :, :
correctness OF reports and to compare ,bs ,,'
with each other. 'i''a
T" shall transmit vouby the aex, com,
er, "aletterfrom an Englishnan to B. !,
II your committee think it will answer aOs
purpose, the letter may be printed at p3
rls, and atterward circulated: it is ra.b :.
too long, but Ray be easily abridged h.
emitting some ofthe paragraphs" =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
Mn. DRAKEs CORRESPONDENCE.
Translated j0r the Aurora.]

The original paper, containing instruc-
tons given by Mr.. Drake to the person
*beiieved to be his principal agent, for
conducting the intrigues in France, was as
= II. D. {. or lAahee de Ia Iouche.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
E@trac' fran letter No. 8, sd Tn,. =,

" 1897 80 V, "3 ran,
f! : conceive it proper to inform ",
that AZ en!saary OF the French goveram.n.
has been making enquiries at III. pos, otg
III kastatlt, respecting corresponds.
supposed to exist between me AMI Il. M,
contents in France: but from The name
IN which the en,!ssary has executed h.,
commission, it is very evident The Frenr,
government has not the most distant ide,
OF the existence OF ours. 1t was the a..
pearAnce in almost all the departments os
the letter from an Eng'ishman 70 Bona.
parte,' which created the suspicious tha,,b.
letter originated here. However, mere.
y mention this incidrn. to prepare you in
case you should hear il spoken Of.
:" have iast conver3ed with a person ra.
Gently arrived from Paris, from which 7
learn that the First Consul becomes eyerv
day more and more extravagant that the
reign ofterror is rapidly retaining: that
his violent conduct proves, that he is M,
easy his situation and that every THING
which passes before itm presages a storm
more orless distant. 1t appears evideos
thar the Consul is much embarrassed about
the descent en- England: for although he
affects fixed resolution to make the at.
tempt, N is undoubtedly aware CT the dan,
ger OF the enteyprlzej and not knowing be-.
sides, how hecould retire from the contest
or relieve himself in that kind of engage.
ment which he would undertake. | beg
you will pay every attention to the present
state of tnings, which according to the well
Informed person with whcm have jus, COZ.
vcrsed must sooner or later produce
most important and decisive crisis.
8: have no knowledge Of what is pas.
sing in Ia Veniee. 1t is unnecessary for
me to repeat my opinion, thai every par.
tlal movement, and all measures which are
not essentially combined with general and
fixed plan, can produce nothing bat mis-
chief. am, however, inclined to consider
all these Instructions as Absolutely spon.
taneous, arising solely out o. a spirit ofop.
position to the conscriptions.
" Ia ali article o. your Instructions, |
recommend that you should write vice
a week bur, thar we may not AJAX 900
great use of our means Of conveying in.
telligence, think it will be advisa5ie mat
you should write at such einie5 only as mat.
ter of An interesting nature viii present IL
seil.''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-14
pubI,r sale.

On "Wednesday the goth OF June, will
be fold a the fore Of THOS. RICHARDS,
eorner of King and Pit hreess.
I'LL the Stock fe 7Tadc.
81 faid Richards, conf s,ng Of large and very
general .Gortment of
EghlopQ5ls Dry Goods,
ON credi Of two, fou, aid TX months, for a,,
proved inds & negotiable notes.
Phili9 C. MoyQsNc,.
Jrne g.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25
FRESH FANCY GOODS.
CHARLOTTE GREEN, informs her friend,

CHARLOTTE GREEN, informs her friend,
and the public that fat has JUN received new az.
fortment of GOODS which will be fold very no.er spc
terms :-Comprhng, an handfome aaartment of ss,n.,
Grapes and IRanes plain figured, and chambre Aiul.
Inns; Ca'coss furniture Cantz plain, ssurcd aud
coored Canbrcs Sarfnets Modes i black and white
Lsees fpaae'ed, black, white and figured Fans Silk
Cords and Trimmings, of all kinds plain and colored
Silk Gloves, frgh and FIsneh Silk and Cotton Ho!e
Morocco Slippers; elegant aaor,ment Of Ribbons
Wrtsths pnmes, and Flowers Paralols waikinsaiek
and large Umbrellas, &c &c.
ALso,
A large af4ortment of Bonnets and Hats
Of the moA fashionable kinds. viz Cane, willow Araw,
craze, tiffany iati,i and cambrick-a few Rane eirh
Hats.
Or MILLfNAR7, M.ANTUhMdKINC. end
aNki"ds Of NEEDLE.WORK. done 10 lie r.s,eA
manner, at O'oyf notice.
Portland, May a..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25


TOR fale, 1000 acres of Land, in
oanlp north of the Wao Paser', young nd enter
pri.ing .,nen In this town there arc fcversi let.
tiers, faw and gin mills and roads accommodate
the settlement. From this here is good
veyance down the Pfcaaqus river to the penobcot ard
70 to Bangor The in this town abundantly
fu3plied with F, f1ch fslmon, fhad slcwives, Sc
where rtey cav be taken in great quantities.
Likewiie. oooC acres in townthip Num-
Der Two in tie third range which will be fold by the LOT
quantity, will beil iut the purcharcr. il
mesfron Bsrgo, in which there twenty fevcn
ftles .everal farms under good cultivation twogfi3
mills, fsw mill ard another to be bnli this fealon.
Liberal credit will be given.
I.ikewi!e, in townfhip Number Four, 4tss
rance north Of the s1s Patent, 5000 .tti.o.
Any number of young WHO with to have good far1s
AID liberal make paymea' can be uppIcd witI
this la Iact or Quantity of Land, where they viii havS
right elee the fame in different parts of the town,
in lots hundred through which town there
is now county road and fcyera fe,,lements begun.
Zach Of the towns adjoining have seitmens begaa
and families thereon; tlis town IL between 40 and ~
miles from Bangor.
Likewiie, in that much noted and four
;ng Number Three in the Str range, called Lin
cola Tswn, $40 Of the choicca Land in ia town,
6tuaei lAudfo,ne fwt u of Land which affords view
of fcvc-a towns IN the vicinity within nj es OF
good law and grin mill there everal roads through
iaid town. county road laid cut r>ugh said
land, leading TO Bangor. About &c fcuements id
town have been begun within two years; meA Of which
have families them ANY pctfon perfons who wila
to have good sand well uated fof farms navga-
son be fuppIicd with the fame. Nm unioubted tide
wi be given the conditions OF settlement being per-
formed. For further particulars enquire Of MOSES
HODSDON aftcs the fra of June Ken'.e.r ,sfion,
"es, Ba.ys,i or Of ANDREW STRONG hrs attorney,
reGding in townhip No =, sd range.
Poyta.4. ytf7v % 300
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25

NEW PUBLICATIONS..
| tut received and for jal. a. THOMAS CLARx's
B0elesrs, FJe.jf,4t Psei!sad.
CERMONS on various imp ortant fnbjetts :
~ written partly fundry of,he more difficult paa-
gcs in the Sacred Pau~-, by Rev ANpsnw LIE, NJ. PAL
to, of The north church in Lbon Connccfcut-Cona
twenty nine Sermons in handiome Svo volume. s''ss
4 aoiar f,
Eccentric Biography or, memoirs Of remark
able Female charaaefs, aneen and modern including
AareGes. Adventnrers, Authorefes, Fortune tcilers'
CipGts, Dxarfs, Swindlers, and vagrsr,s-A& many
Others VIII, have dinnguhed themfeIves by their Char
;tv Dlipa, In,repiGty, Learning Abfnenee Credu-
ly, &c. &c. alphabetically arranged; forming plea'ins
Mir Of R.f aos to tho female mind -f,a -.
a frelh fupply Of the Second Edition OF
Wn!sbc;' Ne1u Syjgem Of Mercantile -4rifbmesie,
Adapted TO the C. Of sAs United States ia its
Dome c and Foreign Relation with Forms o. Accounts
and oher ~rtng ufua'y re in trade Prize dollar
as ee.-Who.fae pu shaer. Implied At the pushers'
price
THE AMERICAN COAST PILOT.
isterelsins TO every Navigator and Merchant Ia the
United statcs Of America.
Containing the
COURSES AsB DISTANCES
Between the Primo pal Harbour. Capes and Ieadands,
From Pa9amaq4adaly Through tie Galpb Of Flsrida,
With DIRECTORS failing into the fane deicrbi the
soundngs bearing of the houfe and Peaeo"s fro"
the Rocks Shoa 5. Ledges, &c together with the
Courfe. and Diftances from Capc-Cod, and
Cape-Ann to Georges Bank,
III ugh tho South and Ea Channels. and the fctne OF
the Currents with the La,tudes and Lonsudcs OF the
principal Hsrbuurs the Coat together with TIDE
TABLE
By CArrAp LAWRENCE FURLONG.
Cvyf7ed and improved b TIE n9f experienced
Plots ne U.aed ALso~-Inforrnatou matters
of v.els wherein the manner OF arctng bu6rcis at
the cuiom houie fully calculated Pssd aee,ng to
aeef Cancys5-FOURrH EDiilON.-Hhs dei1sv''
A general afTortment of BOOKS in the
! various branches of Literature
BLANK and ACCOUNT BOOKS cennautly for fAe
and manufactured the forteh notice; with an ex
,enGve aaortmcnt OF STATIONARY and SCHOOL
BOOKS. wholofie and retail.
| Ays Blank CHECKS for the Portland and Maine
2,nks bound and hitchs in marble p per different dxes
Mg ~, 1904. cw.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25


iuetcr der hereby gives pua'c noce 10 ali con-
J. ccrned, that the has been dolly appointed and taken
upon hereIt tru Il Administrative the etate Of
ABEL BRIGGS,
late Of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland Mariner
dcceaied, by giving bond the law directs She therefore
rsqutAs all pron no indebted the aid dese lied
else, make immediate payment and ,hoe who have
any demands thereon, TO exnn the fame TO the Commit
Goner appointed receive the clains fad elate.
Dated April az, 1894. MARY BRIGGS.
THE fuh!cribers hereby give public notice
4 to all concerned, that they have hcer duly APP
pointed and have taken upon hsmitlves he uun Of Ad
,an,itrators the efAie Of
Joseph SrCCKBRIDCE,
late of North Yarmouth, the county OF Cumberland,
Efq. aecesied, ny giving bond the directs -
they therefore ree all perions who indebted the
faid deeeaieds ehatc make immediate payment; and
thole who any demands thereon. exhibit the fa
20 JOHN SrO, K3pIDGE.
Dated NAV 10 ,So4 VIM R. SIoCKBRrDCR
TIN. fublcriber hereby gives public no.
tce to all concerned that he has been duly sppoin-
,ed and has taken upoa hnfrf the tru Of Admnif.
traitor on the Efste of
DANIEL HAMLEN,
late Of 0prhar, in the county Of Cumberland ycomar
teceafed by giving bord the dirt cts he there
lore rscues all pe,fons who indebed fAid dtceA
ees etate make immediate payment and thoie who
have any demands thereon, 70 exh,bi the fame to
DATED Nay VI, rsoA. STEPHEN Larry.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25

HE Tuhs r,hcrs, hasing been duty appointed by
i Hon. William Gorham, Judge OF Probate Tor tho
county OF Cumberland receive aud examine che claims
II the leverx, creditors to the Eitae Of
Captain Adia Briggs,
late Of Portland The county marrer 6sceafed
prsiened inoiveuido hereby give notice, that shrse
aoashs further time are allowed bring ia and prove
their Claims aud that We faIl attend that fsrvee the
dwelling houfe of Mr.. Ssh.y Hsage in Portland. on the
fra and .a Thurfday of May. and the Gra and laG
] hnrdsys OF June and July nsx., trom to o'clock
r. N.
THOMAS BECK.
MAKk HARRIS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25

'he fubicriber hereby gives public notice to
j all concerned, that he has been duly tppointed
and has taken upon hmicf the u sf an executor Of
the Ian will and tcllanent of
EZRA vARNEY
late of HI.dSam. in the county Of Cumberland yesman,
deceace by proving the will and by giviag bond the
law d ccts He therefore reques all peri, who
indie bted the fad dccezlcd. eze make immediate
payment; and thofc who have dem md. thereon, to
exLibi, the fame 10 ELIJAH KENNARD.
Dt.y-1 .,. ItcA.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25
w heaton'S Jaunulle ElIIerS.


THE fueeef:.u eeca, Of which have been fuzzy erper-
en<ed. 10 correcting and carrying off jsundey and
biiou, from the nomAch and at the fame tins
crerS henpg The on4ch, inere aae the appetite and
moving the linking faint dreaed feeling and the heepy,
duh heavnef. feno,os slio, arenssh to the weak and
trembling limbs removing the yelown.is OF
common aundy aud weakly peoples add ALTO the dir.
snsf OF heal: ard weakneis Of fight They very ute
ful for feanen take cen when fea, particularly
elmaes,as prefervasive again diforoers 70 incl
den, fch climates (Which generally pusrid and bill
ou) by removing obruon,, carrying CT bile and Civ.
ing free circulation to the cd-P,s " pr Ss. :,
ALSO. .WHEATONs ITCH OINTMENT,
fate and ehcae remedy for the lTCE-Ps VIZ, BIZ
a. The a1svs, dire 5em ,be Pattnste. are fir Ss b.
JONI COE,
(s.S y aSe- fe,sn IN P"flasdJ AZ Ne 4, Fys E,s,
Who keeps ccnnantly for fale.
DRUGS and MEDICINES of genuine quality
reafonablc terms, for Cath or Credit.
Portland Msy Sea.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25
BIBLES AND DIVINITY.

TUST received from Scotland, an ex-
y teniv< aiIorment of
Large and Small BIBLES,
which for faie low terms were ever offered
in the Daria of Maine, at the Bookiores of ISAAC
ADAMS and THOMAS CLARK, Fiihitreet, Portland
Likesuils, general a15rfmsnf Of
Books on DIVINITY, Riitory, & Mil
ccraarous iubietfs. 3@
nm sS. isa4s
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25

yNy Z the fubicribers having been appointed
wv on the nineteenth day of Augult lat, by the
Hon. Jonathan Bowman, Efq Judge OF Probate for the
county of Lincoln receive and the claims Of
the creditors to tie sla,s of
Charter Par;sa,
late Of Bath in the county of Lincoln mariner, dceeaed
infovent hereby give notice, that fur
Their time Of fix months from the date hereof allowed
to fd creditors bring in and prove thsr claims and
that we iha attend that tervce at the Office OF John
Window IN Bath aforcfaid the hrh Monday OF he
Il. following months. from 6to clock in he forenoon
Dated at BATH aforeaid the nth day oi May, AO. .So4
r 1ohS w TsLL ow c.-~ie..~.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25

SrD .s N, oTacS IL t s.ss s'; 4
Ohm srUaRrof M .S;a,srsacr, sgsioa whom com.
'lhon OF bankruptcy has been duly i4ued and
oceedod on, that any OF faid cred ors may be heard
they ihall think t before the Judge of laid Uaricton
ling houic os fad Diria Judge at ten o'clock M.
.aini making and allowing certificates of deharge 10
i'd bankrupt before which time exceptions 10 ineh al
owance may DC exhibited
OF { g Maine Djf,i7.