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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
TIE DROWNED.
sistants.
! .-,!Aa fhou dol8t-Do oRic

l.-'@ha Mcu dolst--Do Quickly.
2.-tiuTGan rersonsGrc earnestly request
cd to prevent the dro7rnetl being rolled ON
oaks, or any violent means employed.
3'--On persons beng drowned, or suf.
fooated, send to the r..e'ring honec. Or
der spirits, lannels, sc. to be in readi.
ness.
~ Directions Cor the restoration Of the
drcwned, those suspended by the cord
intense cold: or tremendous lightning.
l.--Corvey carefully The body, with the
head raised, and send 10 the nearest me.
dicai assistant.
2.--Srip dry The body; clean the mouth
and nostri,s.
3.--Young Children to be put between
two persons IN u warm bed.
4.-An Aduit--Luy the unfortunate
person on bed, and in cold weather near
,hc fire.
In summer expose the body to the rays
ct the sun and AIR should be freely ad-
mitted.
5.--The body TO be gently rubbed with
b'anel, sprini,i. d with spirits, -four of mus.
tard, &c. also heafed grarn,inr nan, pro-
perry covered, may be lightly moved over
the back and spine.
6.-To restore breathing, introduce the
pipe OF bellows (when no apparatus is
at hand) into one nostril; the other, and
the mouth being closed, i5fate tie lungs,
ui' the breast be a little raised; the mouth
and Dostrils must then be let free: THIS
PROCESS to be repeated till the return of
life.
THE breast to he fomented with hot
sft'1's, warm bricks or tiles covered, &c.
10 be 7pp!ied 10 the soles OF the feet, and
palms of the hands.
g. Tobacco smoke is 10 be thrown into
the fundament with proper instrument,
OF the bowl Of 4 pipe covered, so as to de-
tend The mouth Of the assistant.
9.-Electricity to be early employed Ell
ther by ihe medical assist ans, or other IN.
dicious practitioners.
oas! neVerto tsemfsloyed. See 5fhheadn-5s
INTENSE COLD.
Rub the body with snow, ice or cold wa.
Ter. Restore warmth by slow degrees if
lie does not soon return, the process OF
the drowned ,uustbe employed.
SUSPENSION BY THE CORD.
IA few ounces OF blood taken from
the juguiar Vein: cuPPing-glasses applied
to the head and neck leeches also TO the
temples.
s.-The other methods OF treatment,
the same as recommended for the appa-
rently drowned.
NOXiOUS VAPORS.
Cold water to be repeatedly thrown up-
on the face, &c. drying The body by inter-
walls. 1.-THE body feels cold, employ gra-
dual warmth, and the plans FOR restoring
the drowned.
INTOXICATION.
he body to be laid on bed, with the
head raised ; the ncckcloth, &c. removed.
Obtain immediately medical assistance, as
the modes OF treatment must be varied
according to the circumstances of the pa
tent.
RETURNING LIFE.
The resuscita,ive process should be appli-
ed in more gentle and cautious manner.
Stimulamts, sc. ON the return of animation
are now ONLY to be employed with view
TO assist and strengthen lanpuid vitality.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
Lamberton, August &c, 1904.
ROYAL. HUMANE SOCIETY,

= he KINGS HOST XcELLEN7' M
.fESI1--PA
Anniversary Frsftvol, 1909.
Right Honorable Sir John Farmer, Lord
Mayor, in The Chair.
T2E.AS&RER'S REPORT.
Two Thousand sia hundred and seventy nine
hers?ns restored 70 hfe, 70 fheir Parents,
to fhtir families, and 70 the state.
Salus populi suprema lex.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
From 4HE TRUe .lMsRScAx.

h>r. Editor--By Inserting in your week
~ paper these Directions you Tnay enable
your readers TO save many lives, and pro-
baby encourage the medical faculty 10 ex
e,t their Influence with tie Govern and
principal inhab.tants towards the es,ab-
iishment CT almiar benevolent ins sitct,ons
in thi, city and all The maritime towns Of
New-Jcrsey. Yours very respectfully,
HUMANUS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
/" While the viral fire

- ----- " While the vral fire
Buns isebly, heap no, the green fuel on;
=" b,iF I'uden.'y forlert the wandering spark,
4" Win Iatthe soonest feels its kindred touch
Be frugal cen OF that. a li'tle give
~ nrst. thar kndled, add little more,
"Iill by deliberate nourishing, the fame
" j evived, with all its wonted vigor CLOVIS"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
Tench Coke, ESQ. President Of the Board
OF Managers of The Pennsylvania soce.
ty foe the encouragement of manuIac-
lures and : sefnI arts.
birmingham on Jit7iafa, Huntingdon
county, Nay 10, 1904.
SIR,


SIR,
Since I saw you, have perused in the
public prints, "The plan of the Penn.
" syIvania society for the encouragement
I" OF manufactures and the useful arts"
II trust it will be gratifying to you, as
president Of the board Of managers, to see
correct summary statement of the means
OF manufacture in this small county,
which will give you view Of the state of
Improvements.
The enclosed schedule embraces none
of the means of manufacture, but what
are in complete operaiion.-I have to re-
mark, that in additionto;he number stated,
there are one furnace, one forge, two
grist-mills, four saw. mills, one mllirg mill
and one powder-miiI, not finished, but in
few months will be complicated There
are several tan.yards and dsilleries omit
ted on account Of their insignihcancy by
reason Of being in little use for want of
stock.
! am very respectfully yours, &c.
JOHN CADWALLADER
4 note Of the manufacturing mills ofe-
very description, ard Of the dlstilieries,
tan-yafdS and brewerIes in the county of
Huntingdon in Pennsylvania, conlpunica-
ted by John Cadwsladcr, esq. of Birmine
ham on Juniata, TO the president Of tie
Pennsylvania Society FOR manufactures
and the useful arts, 10th MAY, 1907.
4h2rrte 1ozUHshif--l Grist. Mil. 3 Saw.
Mills, l Oil Mil, Disllilerics, 2 Tan.
Yards.
Sflrinsfcld Dol Grist-Min, . Saw
Mills, Forge, 5 Distillerieg.
Tyrsne ! OIL Grist Mill, Saw Mills,
Dis;illefies.
Unton Do.--4 Grist- Mills, saw Mills,
I OilMill, ] Forge, 6 DisuIierie5.
Warrior MINK Dos Grist Mills,
saw. I'LL, | Fulling-MJi, Paper.Mnl,
DistiIlery.
PofcagrH D7.--2 Crist.MiHs, s Saw.
Mills, ? Distlleries, TGn-Yards.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26

Nathaniel Chpman, Esq. VIC. oes.a..e .t
accomplishments as a lawye,. erieea't,1.,.i.
smsned Toy superior attainment ietle afsltwails
Of both sci.g.e and fFAwe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-26
RETURNING LIFE.

The resuscita,ive process should be appli-
ed in more gentle and cautious manner.
SIimulants, sc. on the return of animation
are now only to be employed with view
to assist and strengthen languid vitality.
DE- Armstrong IS descriptive and illus
trative ofcur sentiments on this interesting
suhlcs,:
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
Mercantile Arithmetic.
Inn Fulfilled, BY EDMUND M. BLUNT, Ns4Sf

6wy5syf, i.
CECOND Edition of WALSH's MERCANTILE AZ
- Observation-Disclosures to the commtrce o. the w
nited States, in It's domefc and fore gn rsiatous with
forms Of accounts and other writings ulualy Occurring ~
Trade.
(Seareey two years have eaped ioce large edition 81
the above work fri made its appearance, all OF wh'ek
have (ontim nce been cd and The due the auhnx
Ct this original reae may be iuftIy appec sttd by sns
following teit,monias
NssOSY,spevf, My 4, 1900.
/ We the fuhfcribers having leeu Mr. ai6s New Syf
ten Of ai"aS"st 4,it~efi, and being fAshed In" i
better calculated than any yetpu,l ed f. youth of
toe ouine o. the Compting-h ouic, cannot but w0s il
an extenhve circulation The happy eucd.,on and ex-
tended application Of the rules together with the
many original improvements while they accomplish ths
hndent tor eommsree, ALTO extremely we'll adsp'ed 20
shit aud inform the merchant the mariner and the tra.
Ger 10 their various occupations
DnAy n. 7y.g. hbssxr Sisflsy, Wihs~ Bartlett Sanssf
n On jan. 2,qrsm Ce6Fs. Mfr B,s4vs WAiaa iSJsv,
~. Rs6s'd 4s''s", jss. Nm. W. P,uas, NNbaa Liak
EsGon, Nay Is, 500.
We the fuhfcrbers having examined Mr.. HaJes New
syem OF Me,ea" h,ibmef; and being perfoAded that
= better calculated than any have met wits, qualify
young mes for sdnien into Camping hsufts, we wiM
sha u may have An creative Circulation. The clear ex.
emp'heation and pertinent appicaron OF the cosnoa
Iu'es soeener With the many uteful additions and in
provemeais which il contains viii render extremely
uefu Tor the merchant, the mariner, and al other trading
eafes Of focresy
Marion Waysa, JeS. C. ys.1. JoJ. csa~ss. st9ss
Jss0sAS JssIGs.
Salem, O7obsr = Isoo..
We the fubicrhcrs. merchants OF Salem convinced Of
the necefy OF rendering the ofbunef, the value
c''as and the nature 81 commerce familiar The
United sates as commercial people, do approve Of the
eae,essfM Avifb~As Of Mr.. HoL1, and recommend
calculated to lubierve ia the ben manner the nruion Of
eur youth, and the pufpoes Of informed merchant.
~. Cry jim. Be.js~is Hedp.s, b Pislmas. Nsf6ssh
EGs. Hs4st DEFY.
Orders for the above, will meet with puntfual 1t
IGNITION. o. 40. (6n)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
LSf's Genuine Wisdbam B1x1ous P1xxs,,


DREPA0ED by SAMUEL. LEE, JON. Of Windhaaa, in
the State OF Connecticut for which dft overy he
obtained patent 6ened by the Pre6den, Of the Un;,ed
osss' April 80, 1875. agreeable ae Of Congrefs
nsmcfous Puhns npof'sions opoa the public, any
.ssment Of remarkable made yer certified by
e'sned aames, by pcrons with the "a
sure 81 dieafe and the e Of me scine rem
der dsicu't to do juiee the public, IN osr.ng ui
cisnf motives to make trial Of the vrur
medicine.
The Patentee bess eave refer the numersu. pur.
ehAfers 10 Boon. Newyork, Philadelphia, Baltimore Al
oany and mott OF the towns of any note 10 she United
nes. :. veil - IN the State Of eonneisut larse
import ot the srca: efficacy of thee Pils ~ mild iae
ana iovereian remedy for 1 Fssy fAspv F<v.r 1sss.
~. LaAgsaias, c99iyssys Dxsst.ry Bs, CT. e 6,ebG
1ad sf'"1fI w~~s. HssssSs, Ft.sA cs~tsi.s, Sssssy
6y.fsss tie SAs Ss-Do(e from ope 20 three or fo.s
TO DC taken At niShts when going to bed.
when the yellow fever prevailed in the prncoa, cities
OF the uuted States the demand for thee ps a, 70 area,
and their benefits 70 amply aceraioed that it vas sh
ansu',y the vsnder' eou obtain the neeeaay iuppy
In al osarnetisns, thsy operate a. mild and ipeedv
purge and will DC found very convenient phyhc Tor am
'es, - they may be fafeiy gwen to children ana vii,
Peeday ss.sve them fro ob etaieus in the .s n.,e,
wneh are sesesay the caue Of durbed eep with pA,ns
ana afcver'lh habit fcamen travellers, will find them
ssesv'nga place amocg sher Azores, as they may take
'nsm without any interruption bu6nef or danger Of
nos cold - = common other phy6c for the paten,ee
psoSss hmsei TO the pubic that mercury makes part
81 the eompohtoa Of his piil
The above pills have lately been found very eff.
eae'ous IN the Fss~ ssd Ogre.
caUriON.
a certain Samuel n P. Lee, young man, re6d;ne in
New London has formed pill Of difsrent ecnpo6ou,
sa'ns them Lees New London Bilious Pil,s,' ~hich
rom she familiarity of names, may Be paNed of ueon the
public ~ the pills Of the preieas paseuee Il therefore
nseehry 10 inform the public, that Samuel H. p Lee Of
New Londen, NO relation eonneetos Of mine as has
been and If they incaasissay purehsf. his
pals Tor mne, am not Accountable for their efe, To
esard IS much po6Rhl from this INTAKE in FUTURE
llAll d'llinguh my pills LEGS WiNDAAM Bill
IOuS PILLS. xJEach paper. containing my direction.
w IN iutute be hgned With ny own hand writing aod
aaPsd q N the mArsa. Each Box contains thirty pills.
~ The abovs PiXs are far Sale at sbe
6ee4aese q THOMAS CLARK, FyA Hret
Portland. March IL.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
100 Dollars Reward.

JOHN GiII.EY, Mailer, and JONATHAN KNIGHT.
late u Chambers River lsho viaasied and msnred
the hAves)a Black, asd tao white men, Of
NV Haveu. the ether ii PENNY vania and fa white
creole BOY failed from New-Havrn ahont the aidde of
February i0 the oop N.~y. 81 from 6y fevsnty
surhen, with vAl,nhe cargo, my address, from the
Hone e Prk.H aud Szsas~s Of that place, mechan,s
Tie maize, ha. ben robbng the ve1ei and fale
of part Of the cargo, and lAt week attempted to ger
e;.:cr and clearance the Wen ndss IRON the
nom Of Mschiss. The officers OF the Revenue, and all
ehcrs who regard commcce ded 10 ecsrs the faid
1s5~ City, 10 that ne may be rough, 0ice, and for
witch will pay the above reward--and will kewife
nsy handles reward for ies urne the fad ~eel and
1lsAs may vet be left, ether public officers private
fSdssdnAl.. -
lsnfoved nv the William Williams. unable Be par
xulsr 10 cargo, it, VALUE -hut fhteve 10
Al o. Wheat aud Rye Ffour, Meai Iedisn Corn, iome
RJes Cheee. Leather. Teas Run, Gin. Brandy, Nas,
zAe. Ac NATHAN rRlNK.
~ .faJys4es, 17k6 Msyeb s8o4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

TCiI ~ T. 'srts'y given ,othe CREDITORS -. tCHARD
y FOSTER, ct W,vbsp, in the di..riel Of Maine a.
ssnii whom commission Of bankruptcy has awarded
AID hied nnrth that the commissioners NAMED and AN
ssor zcd IA, aud b. the fail ccmmiIIion an tEe aig.
pc y. bis efdtt and Effects intend at ,le COM
splasts office. ia PORT and SATURDAY tn. !urtcenth
Gay OF april next at eleven the clock in the forrnoos
IN order make dividend Of Iris eaa,c and IL q.
when aud wl,erhe creditors who have akcaiy prov
sd their dcats to prepared 10 prove the fame
or they wi ne cx. ladsd the benefit Of faid dividend
SAMUEL =. Ci,DDEN, HRra~
- Effrb IA. r9cs
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

N|oiICE y hereby given 30 the noaTeGdept propr;e.
tors and owners Of land in the Of Baixvis.
.ormeily Sailed Fi"R~, in the county of Cunherland.
n inc Lots hereafter mentioned taxed the hill
committed the fuhierber Collector ef aid ,os
"1 me year Of our Lord thcufand eight hundred
ana three ito eosSf ia the relpe Give sms feoxinp xA
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
To be Sold,

A Valuable FARM, confilting of about
Fifty of Land, with convenient dwelling
hcufe barn, orchard and good we'll of water there
onFor further particulars enquire of the fabcriter
living on the prentice.
BENJAMIN PETTENciLL.
Fyesesrf, Ms,eB g.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
Take Notice.
Mr.. TURNER, returns his gratefu


Mr.. TURNER, returns his grateful
and eisned thanks to ,hoie gentlemen who have
literally favored him with ubferiplions his Eeuems q
B'"i irpi.g ~ Doabe Entry, snd who have given
asement to his exertons perfect 20 extremely ei
earia to be formed in the currency and for the parcua
ut. Of this country and the rGng youh The Of &c
days allotted Ter the reception OF luhcrpiicns eeacs
the 7o infant, after which period more be admit
the fra edition $1,000 copies) having heen difpofed
Of eliens the quantnm be iuruthed iubcfihers The
advance non-fuberbers will DC deerm ned by the pur
chaer of The faid edition.
Mr.. TussEs. has lively confidence that fuhfc, iber'
will be fully fased from the Of the work, its ze
the soodnefs ~ the paper, and neatne with which vii
be urniGled, that emoument, but the giving fasfAc
tlcn to fubfcbers, has been his primary ohjee Holder
OF Subscription Papers will peae Il en- according
10 this notice.
10 giving this timely notice, he has other osjea 10
view han the p :riorm;ng is candid manner duty hs
owes the public
The work will be delivered to fubferibers within two
month. Apra4 4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
ORDERED, that the petitioners caufe an

10 'be H'aorads i6e Senate and HaaE Of Repre/safs
H0rs Of the Co0mosaDsatb sf Ma,Daeby,sst,, IL Gen
era! Court sDsm6hd.
WE the fublcribers, inhabitants of
w Newsloucener. Gray, Pcjepfco. aad Poland,
Uss eAve preieM this our humble petition your
Hono.s praying you to incorpcrporaseus With all ,hofe
VINO mall hereafter join with p into religions foc;ety
ny the name of the fra Unvef1an Society Of
IN Nswglouceer Your petitioners have .ettIed minif
W OF tue gopel at our own expence, snd upon the
pubic wcrhp of Coz, according the dictates Of our
own condolences, we the holy fcrptures Of
the old and new Tehaments. We beg your Honors 70
sraat this our humble rsquea. that may with more
convenience afes and colle9 mopev for ereStus con-
venent meeting aouie and for the upport of our public
teacher Or teachers and other neecary expences which
may Are 10 our focety rcfpe0ieg our Chriian 1uties
a sious iocety Aud in duty bound lhall ever
pray.
NATH'L. BENNETT, and AZ os5c..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

7oid< Hssorstk ibs Senate and Ksnes Rsprssatai~,
ef,bt Commonwealth IF Mgyaetges1 neqD fitting a,
B9qon. IN /aid Comm.ns0sahd
YOUR Petitioners hunlbly reprefent,
,hata turnpike road froa Fryeburg. in the equity
Of York. TO standIih, the county Of Cumbe!.n. DO
in fed Commurwea til, is much cded-that The pretent
read is cireu,cu and difficult pas OF hills,
rocks and low lands e. that he transportation Of pro-
duse and ncrehandis and from Portland. (cur uua
ma,k.') IS rendered very ozpenive All Of which Difficult
ties might he greatly ailevated by means of turnpike
roads beginning F,yeborg Academy and serninA-
ting SAndith meeting hous, The mott direct and
eommodious coute toward Observation-Disclosures your
petitioners pray that they with iueh afocates may
hereer jun Them may be Incorporated for the pur Pofes
OF budng turnpike road IN the place and dance
toned eng gates thereon. and receiving inch toll from
psions paiing thereon with carriages tcaus iegh ADD
othtrwiie, this honorable Cour, G,A direct and for
doing other maters and things neceay for the iupport
and we'll governing fad corporation.
JACOB M'CAW, end IL @Isy,.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

IHt. friends or relations OF Benjamin
Mo4lios, ~ho died on board brig Nancy On her
paaee from Berbice being duly authorized may receive
his effects and balance Of wages, BY calling OF D. 0RsES
No - Long Wharf.
PesHana, .ftrH A. I3oA
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

|WHEREAs Ruth, my wife, has eloped
irom'my bad Add board, together with my chill
dra, Gas luppoe) by the advice and atanee Of foe
evil minded peron perfons take this aehod to for.
bid al perons hssboring ,rufins them my account
FOE will pay which they contract after Ibis
date. JOHN DOWNING.
Missf, MsrsS ., 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

THE .lubicriber takes this method TO in.
form thofe VIM arc inds bsed TO him, "a wing dir
po:ed Of his Stock in Trace TO Mr. R,cnAsD WAIoxos)
That he has placed his Books and Notes Of Hand with Mr.
srrsnsn Fos1ta, jun for collection where they are
y,celted TO call aid have their accounts i'm
s.iiate Attention this, will prevent the difasreeabe
nscs fifty ofie.'y ns them With an Attorney.
YSs.sat, Mssk ~. STEPHEN fos1AN'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
: : :
UNtt Ed SiArfS.

D.fy;a u Mime, Mare5 aot5 1904.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the credit
OF. of McHrELE JcaDfM OF Cape Ehz4beth,
laii ISflr0 pi Mime Tra,itr, ag,inf shdm com
mfon ri B.kruoscy nas day ied ard Proceeded upon..
thai 'hr~ way icw ea-i, finley Zee ft before the Dn
sse Iud .- y. M,inc Al his dive np ho,E in York on
Iues'ty ire s'hd'y Of May ueyi, $50 ssnns aIuw
los Cer.ihe re cf s.f s:'ee f,id nk'up before
~iei time, exe.p: ohs nay Ne made sgaind f,eh allow
ace. DAVID SEWALL,
~ r. .. ef be tia,sY Court or Nor. Iifyi7
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
Loft or Lent,

Sometime in the month of March, 1909,
FoWLiNG PIECE, fuppofed to have been Dor.
rowed Of Mr.. EzrLisL DAY. or mvfelt-Wboevef has
il in his poGeihOn will obee the BY returning the
fame JONATHAN STEWART
Navrb a..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
The Road to Forture.

TICKETS and Quarters in the Pysafssss Bril- XsiyS,
the hishe prize Of which Sooe DIsfs fSr laie Il
Thomas Clark's Bookftore,
nearly oppoe the Cuom. Houfe md fnfrsnc< OficesJ
Filh-aree,, Porriand-wheie may bs had FEW whole
iickcu in The Fifth Cafs SsH5 Hsdey Canal LsAywhick
pu6tvcy committees drawing the aAth Of May.
Ms,ek az. l6wN ~ - N.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
Notice !!

THE creditors of William Wideevy, i'm.
= Bankrupt, are hereby requefled to meet at the
lore of the ubfcrber, No. Long NzsyE Monday the
goth day of April next, o'clock A n in order TO
give the Agnee directions relative the Gale Of faid
Raakrup,s Real EAase and what and how long credit
la be given the purchafers OF fsid Bankupt EAae
and Effects JOHN DEERING AEgs~.
Psvskssd, MsrsS -.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
ALL perfons indebted to Geo. E,9ikdj0n,
will pieale to call and fsttle them with Mr. OLivsR
BsAy. Attorney his office in Filth erect. in yty days
from this date-other wife they will be put in fuit.
GEORGE ESKILDsON
P~tia.i Ns,sS :. 1904. (6w)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

= .: one hundred and fifty acres, well wooded and
watered-havas thereon, fnall framed hose. Twelve
Acrss in good order fer graf and three for
grain, &e.-eRhs Of fell end the land 70 u-
Asd as to be improved great advantage. The terms
Gill he made liberal aad eay to the -nqure
OF Mr.. JAMIs Pray, P~sa6su. near the premifes-cr
Of JOSEPH RANKINS, Bsxsss.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
UNnEp STATES. ! hTOTICl

Dia,ia # s,sin. March 9th. 1904 IL /. hereby
sivcn ,othe creditors Of Joseph CROSS OF Portland.
IN the dities Of Maihe trader aganii whom com.
midon q Bankruptcy has duly fined and proceed mp.
that they mayihsw caule they lee At before the
t;rdsc Of Maine At hi. dwell ing Houfe in York,
on Wsansiday the 18th day Of April, 1904 agan max
ing and allowing certificate Of dfcnarpe 20 fad hank.
fups. before which time exceptions ,hereunto may be
made.
DAVID sFwALL, JsSs yisr Dir in Of Ms;.e
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Lott,

I'M the night ofthe 9th init between the Hay.scale.
~ and Capt Dlake's, at Back-Cove. an almoA nc ~
Hunting, SADDLE, with blue broadc 9th hoa6nr--Aa
old pair of SADDLE BAGS, with one pound of koin
Whoever has found them and will Il we tbem with the
Printer, or the owner, A be Handsomely rewarded by
/ M.,ss A. Benjamin Lunt.
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NATH'L. BENNETT. and 4s es5r..
Commonwealth of MaGachufetts.


IN Senate, January a6. 1904.
ON the petition of Nathaniel Bennett
and others, inhabitants Of Newgloueefer, Gray, Peep
'e" ana Poland in the county Of Cumberland, praying
tnat hey may be incorporated into religious occty by
,ne n.me OF the Frn Universal Society of Chriass in
ORDERED, that the petitioners cauie an
seed copy Of their pe,soa with this order the reon to
nc puoihed three weeks the Pssiaw< ss.h
printed ~ Jsihe Ian publication be thirty days at
'ea before the fSond Wednesday Of the rl f.i6n OF
tne next General ourt that all perfons concerned nav
then appear and new caufe f any they have) WHY the
prayer Of faid petition fhouid not be granted.
DAVID COBB, Pys63.s.
la this Houfe Of Reprefe natives, Jan. s6, 1904.
Read aad concurred
IS g. OTIS. sY.sau.
A true copy--Attce,
sa WENDELL DAVIS, ck,s If Senate
NE Copartrerihip Of MIrCtIEl.Ls and BUXTON
70 this day, by mu,sa content dinoved ;--All per.
ions who have demands sgaiAA fa;d 6rm arc re
queled to exhibit them asJ thoic Who ndeb cd 90
make u,medissepayment 70 NsJslss L. MilsSA Who il
authorized to ietsle the Zane.
Ainmi r. Mitchell,
N. Loring Mitchell,
Jeremiah Buxton.
Nsfbvsv~.ss6 Ns,s5 ~. 1909 4-g
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NOTICE !!

WHEREAs jonathan NInl9osO, of Fall
mouth. IN the county Of Cumberland, bias bees
reprsented by the Selectmeu OF fad town, the Hon
william Oosham. Eq Judge Of Probate for fsid county,
be s~p", and incapable OF taking Of melf
fad Judge has feen fit appoint the fubcsber be his
GUARDIAN This therefore to forbid any peron trailing
faid empss any account and ali perons having
accounts open with him. prior this date, repuefed
to lsrle the fAne Immediately, With
sss JOB wiNsLow. ,vs.