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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-30

1necdstr.-It was a beautiful turn gi-
ven by a great lady, who being asked,
where her husband was, when he lay
concealed for having been deeply con-
eeyned in a conspiracy resolutely an
swsted, She had hid him " This con-
fession> drew her before the King, who
told her, nothing but her discovering
were her lord was concealed, could
save her from the torture" And will
that do" says that lady: " Yes says
the King, give my word for it,
" Then, SAYS she, I>have hid him in
my heart, where you VII find him.
which surprising answer charmed her
enemies. Y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-30
MARTLNSBURG, November 80.

1880 On "Wednesday last an elderly man fell
do1un IN one Of the streets Of this tOion,-
and instantly expired. an inquest 1Uas
Immediately held. On examination, no
marks of violence rpere diScovered-A
abteared thot his death had been sccasi-
oned by an appopIectic ft.--From a
discharge that rUas found in his bocket,
1t appeared thar his name IVds Daniel
Woods, that he 1uaS ndtivs Of Ireland,
and had seroed as Drummer in Captain
Pwdie's company, Of the United States
Army.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-30

TAKEN up trespassing on the sub
/ scribers plantation, a stray Boar.
Of white colour, supposed to be abous
nine months old when taken DIP, has no
crop or other mArk-apptaised to four
dollars. The owner is requested 10 prove
property pay charges and take him away.
: : JOHN VAN METRE. ?
, Berkeley County, NeV<mssr SO, isoA
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-30
LIBERTY and E9UALIT1.
Copy of orders Of the Protect Of Guada-
loupe :

IouPe:
To oil american Captains:
"Orders of the Project Of Gdadaioupe.
l. {" 1t is forbidden to the American cap
tains, under the penalty of 200 dollars, to
introduce into his colony any newsPa-
pers gazettes or proclamatio MS, from
any part Of the vsrld' whatsoever; and
nthey have any On board, they may and
must deposit them at the captain Of the
ports Office. -
dome at Basseterre, &c. } the Sth
= Vendemaire, sth year of the
---..a French Republic.
G. ROBERT.
~,.< "SENoAA, interpreter"
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ThtS The MNo;tt';ce

rs hereby given to these perseus in-
i debted to the estate of Joseph Park.
deceased, that If their. several accounts
and obligations are not paid UP by the
18th Of March next, they win BE put in-
to the hands of an Attorney for collection.
without respect toPersons--and all those
who have any demands against the estate.
are requested to bring them in for pay
WILLIAM WILSON. ..
Aetiag Adminisirater,
Prospect-Hin, November so, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-30

zvaneing, and by rapid approaches. All
the French have been ordered to quit
Sweden, and the Swedish subjects have
been recalled from French territory at a
short notice. The French charge DAT.
flares al Petersburgh has also been recall
ed, and the Russian legation at the Hague
is about to leave that place. What still
further shows the asperities prevailing
between Russia and France, is, that the
Russian charge d'affairs NJ. D'Oubril,
has been stopped at Mentz until it is
known that the French minister has pass
ed the Russian frontier. In this order
there is couvhcd a double ofence.-On
the side of Italy the only material intel!i-
gence is, that the French commanders in
the Neapclitan territory have ordered,
that every vessel supectedot conveying
provisions to the island Of Malta, or the
81 British shipping, shall be Immediately
detained.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-30

Captain Smith, Of the schooner West
Indian, from Jamaica, on the 9th oil
October in lat. ~, so, was boarded by
4 Felucca, F. psivateer, who after an ex-
animation of bis papers and finding he
could not make bon prize Of him, rob-
bed him OF 40 or so gallons Of rum, a
bout GO lbs<Rf Coffee, all the stores
and small stticies they could carry Of.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-30
CHILLICoTHE, November 70.

Accounts from New-Orleans as late a.
the 4th Of Octsbcr, representthat city to
be in a most distressed situation. 1t is
supposed that two thirds Of those persons
who have nigrated to that country this
year, have fallen victims to the prevail
ing disease.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-30
To be Rented;

That eligible stand for a Tavern, in
which the subscriber now lives, situate
in the town Of Martiisburg, cornering
on King and Queen streets and next the
Market. H ouse..-This property consists
of very large and convenient House,
with great number ofiodging and other
rooms, and good dry cellars under it
a good Kitchen, a Stable large enough
to hold City horses, 4 Granary, and an
excellent Shed and other necessary build
ings--one Lot Of Ground well enclosed,
and a Garden equal to any in Martins
burg. This property has been occupied
as a place Of public entertainment for
more than twenty years, and is as well
calculated for a Tavern as any other
stand in the County. As the subscriber
is determined to leave Martinsburg, he
will let the above property to a PERSON
who would BE likely to Keep good
house. on very advantageous TERMS
Possession may be had the lst1of March
next
ABRAHAM -GoRRELL.
November so, 1904.
ALL psrsop. indebted to the .ubscri-
A,ber, BY bond, note, or book ac-
count, are reguested to come in BY the
1st of March next, and discharge what
maybe due. As he ispositively deter
mined to close all his accounts by that
time, no person need look for any longer
indulgence. -. F.
ABRAHAM GoRRELL.
November so, 1904.
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E PIG RI N.

!: Z PIG r A H. =.
"Your countenanee, Jack" says my IA
Their one day, 't,'~..
42sF'fs formed to insure you disgrace"
Very likely" says I, |" it may be as you
say,
For l know pve the family face.
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- ~ - is = y
Public Sale.

PURSUANT TO decree Of the
/ Court of Berkeley County, the sub
scribers will expose to public sale, for
ready money, ON the oath day OF Decsm-
Der next, being the FIRST day Of berkeley
Court, at the Court. Hsuse door in Mar
tinsburg, LOT of GROUND with
the improvements thereon, situate in
the town of Martinsburg on King street,
and known in the plan Of said town by
Lot No. 1913, late the property of George
Tilley, decd. This property will be
sold subject to the right Of Dover Of the
Widow Of said 1illey.
William Riddle, ! c,mm;,,;.
~ - Eehyai~ Gather sners.
November 80, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-30

By the arrival Of the Oliver Ellsworth
at New. York, we are in possession Of TO-
reign Intelligence considerably later than
before received. By examining the de.
tails it will appear that the probability Of
hostilitiesbe between France and the north.
ern powers is considerably increased
The story Of war betweep England and
Spain proves to be, like great proper
ton Of the reports Of sea captains, a
mere idle fabrication.
Died, in Tatnal county, state ofGeor-
gia, the 11th day Of April last, JAMES
THOMAS, in the 1s4th year Of his age.
During the create st part he lived TEN.
perate and his exit was unaccompanied
with pain--he retained his mental facul-
ties to the last--his eye sight was so lit
tie impaired that he could read print,
without the assistance ofglasses, to the
last year Of his existence. Those who
consider this an unhealty climate are re.
ques,ed to produce On instance of longe-
WITTY to exec ed it.
[Angus'a ChrsnicLr.]
-.".*.".".".-.'.'-
CANZONET.
Iwhisbere6 her a last ddieu, 90.
Igao: d%monrnfm Hiss; eyes
Cold showers q sorrsIv bGthed her
And her poor heart 1rns torn with
signs;
Tet--strange to telI-'t1Uas then ! kneW
Most perfect bliss
Far Ioee at other times sntprsss'd,
Vas aHbstray'dat this ~~~.~~~
Isn1O him 1Ueeting in her eyes,
I heard him breathe amonfH her
49,. sighs,
And every SOB ,rhich sh0ok her breast
Thrilled mine with bliss.
The sight which Keen affection cheers,
RotD CAN'T judge antiss ,
To me it pictured hope, and taught
My spirit this eonsoiing thought,
That Loves sun, tho nyise in tears,
May set in bliss.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-30
Extract ofa letter from Washing ton, 3a'
ted Nouem6er 10.

Mr.. James Boudoin, son Of the
late Governor Boudoin, of Massaehu-
sets, was this day nominated by the
Executive, Minister resident at the
Court Of Spain"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-30
r PHILADELPHIA, Nov. -.
Iripoli Bonn bardcd.

Naptatn .NrlltldInS1 Oh INC OOIpnlH1
who arrived at Philadelphia on Tuesday
last, in - days from Leghorn, direct,
brings the following important intelli-
Rence That advices nom Malta had
been received there, Of Commodore Pre-
ble's success against Tripoli :, that off,
Ger had bonbarded the city, and. done
mitch damage>to it and the iortihcations,
and had sunk ort&ken large Zebec and
three gun boats, with the loss Of the
commander Of one OF his gun boats, SC.
and was preparing for a second attack
This account was brodgh>to Malta by a
gentleman from Tripoli but nothing i.
said respecting Capt. cambridge, or his
crew.
Extract Of letter Tron, a respectable
Merchant in this city, dated - Y
Leghorn, September IS, 1905.
Dear Sir,
81 wrote to. yoi,in July; by NJ.
Donavan Of Philadelphia, and gave you
n short account Of our prospects relative
to the war with Tripoii. Commodore
Preble's conduct since has been extreme
ly iudicious The annexed extract viii
inform YOU of the consequences which
have already attended his exertfons, and
will tend to prove thar the measures,
which I have so strenuously recommend
ed to government, were founded upon a
probability Of success in my next
hope. to be enabled to inform you Of an
advantageous peace having taken place
At the expense Of the Bashaws pride"
Extract efq letter from Mr.. Higgins at
Malta, TIL l. Catheart, dated Matte,
September IS.
Dear Sir, ..:',.: T.
liam in possession Of late tee.
ters from commodore Preble, off 'TrIrolT
he had then made two attacks upon the
,Barbarians, the first by day, he tool
three Of their gun boats, the second by
night, he sunk three more and lar s.
PoIacca, he has presume ere this made
another assault, the result Of which an
heaf8yAexpecting to learn. The rein
forcement from America has not yet ar
rived if they do arrive in time to form
aiunetion with the force under the com
mand of commodore Preble, before ts7e
bad weather commences, l do think the
Bashaw viii accede to any terms thai
may be proposed 10 him, he has already
come down very considerably in his de
mands, relinquishing entirely, believe
his hopes Of future tribute"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-30
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

-:o@:o:@:o:@:o@e:
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-28
SENATE.

AMENDMENT OF THE COMMON LAW.
In Senate, Jan. reth, Mr.. BidwcII, af-
ter Tome introductory remarks, moved,
IS that committee be appoint: to bring
In a bilI authorizing any perlon indicted
Fora libcl-to give in evidence, in his dc.
fence, the truth of any matter charged in
The ei0nent againit him as libel
ious; and'defaring, that in any trial for
Il libel, as in other cafes, the Jury, under
the direction OF the court, may find gen.
eral verdia, deciding all queaions of law
and fact involved in the inue, or, if they
think proper, may find the facts in a fpe-
cial verdict, and fubmit the law thereon to
the deciGon of the COURT The motion
was feconded by Mr.. Bacon, who moved
that a time be aligned to take it into con-
federation.
At the requea of Mr.. Mafon the motion
was varied, and committee, confilting of
McGrs. Mafon, Hull and Bidwcll appoint
ed to coniider the expediency Of amend
ing the lazy on the fubjed of libels, and
report by bill or otherwile.
-sst& Dr.
W -. so - s
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-28

Some difficulties ola commercial ma
ture, relative TO the trade of the Victim
dia Hands, are now under the conlidera-
ton OF Minifers; but we have little doubt
that every thing will be eafly adjuaed to
the fatista6tion of both nations we, how
ever, think, that if America be very i'm.
patient and urgent at the prefent, it is
both INDIGENOUS and unfair; as nation
in defending its exifence as we are, ought
not to be prened by friendly power on
any fubje6t that is of a nature to admit of
delay, which mutt be the cafe with every
commercial regulation.
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The fancied independence of the Uni
ted. States Judiciary vani(hss before the
omnipotence OF Congrefs. When that boz
dy had fra a majority, but not Of two
thirds, law deltroyed the circuit courts.
Now that their majority amounts two
thirds, fome of the judges ofthe fupreme
court are threatened with impeachment,
without even fpecific charge againf
them. The others will underllana the
leaon-if they with to keep their places,
they mutt act 70 as to pleafe thofe who
hold them in their power, and who can
make high crime and miidemeanor out
of an error Of judgment, or difference
from them in opinion.---Salem Cas.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-28
TAKE NOTICE.

WHEREAS ELizAsIrn Jrwlrr, late wife OF Jssts
w JrSsn. Of Edgcumbe, in the county OF Lincoln has
been reprecnted by the Seemen Of faid Towa to tn
Hon. JssaaIas Besyss. ETC., Judge Of Probate for faid
County, to be so~P~ ~sss and incapable Of taking
appoint the fherber &c her guardian and whereas
faid Elizabeth has eIoped from the fbfcrber, this is
therefore to forbid any perfon entertaining or tru0ng
her on any account, will pay cent fAiI
Elzabeths during her abiencc fhs returns
Che will be taken proper care OF by her guardian
<.7--F ~ MOSES DAVIS.
Z. kkx~Ss, Demmks, a7sS. lSo3 s
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@a3ftfr.
PORTLAND. SATURDAY, JANUARY 40. rso4.


We this day conclude the invaluars
Die and highly important fpeech Of Mr..
TRACY whole conipicuous talents as
itatclman, have RATED againf him the
united flanders Of the whole phalanx of
iacobin printers, from the iirG 6: organ''
down to the lowcf hirelings ofthe feet.
But Mr.. Tracy has the coniolation that
his ccalumniators are the fame who have
anailed the reputation of WAsHINcroN,
and long Lii Of worthless, who have de-
voerd their lives and inseref IN the fervice
Of their country.-We fhail devote part
of our next Gazette to the expofure Of
.hefe outrageous caiun,nies, which are
circulated with the mott perfevering in
duary. IS
By the official article in the preceding
page, it will be feen that the Americans
have taken ull'pofleflion of that country.
From Warrington we learn that Mr..
Eppes has revived the motion for the
difcontinuance of the Loan Offices in each
itare. Csngrels does not appear to be
doing much at preient.
s-s-=-ss.-sss-
y sa LATEST FROM EDRoPE
: The foreign Intelligence communicated
this day is to the ezsning Of the a,h Nov.
few hours later than before given to our
readers. 1t was received by an arrival at
Newyork. 1t does not appear that any
eilential change in the affairs of Europe,
had taken place. There was no abate-
ment in the preparations for invalion, on
the ono fide and the means of repelling it
on the other.
w :::::::::::::
From q late Loadon tater.
Wa continue to increaie in vigilance
and preparation for receiving our enemies
in way that will probably under Divine
Providence, lay the queftion Of invaGon
to ref forever. A great number of fea-
men have been added TO the feet within
tacGe few Ian days. All the military are
ina itatc of readiness to march and we,
ia one word, are in fuch iituation as to
have reafon to with for the attempt to be
made as foon as poflible. Our brave de-
tenders are impatient ofthe delay ), and it
isjuitice to them to fay, that they thew no
fyn ptcins Ct any deire to avoid the COM
bat.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-28
WANTED

To contract for the building of finall
teral the houe to be butt 10 the cousfe Of mmer
Any perfon wfhiuy eontrsA. win peale TO apply
above for more particular deieIipsoa.
Povsissd, i'm. as, 1900.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-28
tEcisL AZURE Q, MASSACHUSETTS,.
nouat or, R.parsssrAr1vr,-raa =

HOUSE or RsPaEsESTATIvEs-Tdr. a.
The joint committee on the communi-
cation Of the prelident relpeaing the pro-
bofeI alteration Of the conltitation of the
United States, at their reGueit were diff.
charged from the confederation of that
iabiest. 1t will be taken into confidera-
ton by the two branches in the courre of
\ few days.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-28
From BoRon. Tan..2a.

ts AJW~ OWS0H, an. = g.
Fire. -On Friday night, about half paf
one O'Clock, the brick building occupied
by Jofeph Pierce, jun. mer. and MelIrs.
Gilbert and Dean, printers of the Weekly
Magazine, in State-Street, was difcovered
to boon fire. The exertions of the citi-
zens confined its ravages to that and an
adjoining fore, occupied by n. and R.
Freeman, merchants. The lofs Of proper
ty BY this event, is fuppofed to be upwards
of 10000 dollars and Mefrs.. Gilbert
and Dean, though fuitaining the lcait
part, are the grcateR fuferers. Their
books, papers, and valuable office, be-
fidcs many lottery tickets and 1900 dolls.
in bills On the Salem, Beverly, Glolcefter
and Newburyport Banks are all dcltroyed.
Their lofs is ettimated at about 5000 dolls.
The preparations for invafon on the
part of France, and of refltance ON the
parr of England continued and we fee
no diminution of the conje6tures and fur.
mites which were flying about on every
gales The expectation of war between
England and Spain gained ground.
There are applications now before the Leailla.
ture for eight new banks, aud upwards Of forty
turnpike roads.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-28
FOR SALE. asply al o5sve,

"A convenient Lot of Land, ftuated
on Kingareet, with the Bsi,dng thereon lately occupied
BY MIR William s,cvens-nakine tie corner Of the read
leading to he beach and adjoining land of DR. Ccn and
Capt Thsrle-fhs building nay be made very conve
neat dweing-hosle with fnAl expencciiad thereon
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-28
Goldman & Swan

No. 3, Union Roao, M;adls.)freet,
A RE now opening for faie, large al
fortmens of
EUROPEAN 81 TNDTH GOODS.
iuable for the prcient feaon, ALSO, = $50
A general afhrtment of 80
+ Welt India Goods and Groceries,,
Paints, Linfeed Oil, &c. &c.
al Of which viii be fold on the mon r.aon able terms
1Aesoys, u. Sac,
/. IS Bales and one Cafe of India Goods,
10y the package only coaAns Of Mamoodys and other
white Cnttous Blue Cloths, Chntz OF different ieferip
tons, Pust and other Handkerchief various kinds OF
Silk Handke,chicf &C. &c-fome part Of which well
calculated for the Wca Isda market being conGgn-
m-nt win be fold At the Bottom prices, and liberal
credit.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-28
PHILADELPHIA. IAN. Id.


1t appears by the late accounts from
Jamaica, that the remnant of the army Of
St. Domingo arrived there amounts only
TO about 5000 men. 1t is computed, that
the French government, during the lalf
eight years, has poured into that Iiland at
leaf 6o,ooo men +: 1t follows therefore,
that $1,000 fouls have been iacrifced to a
fruitleis attempt to fubjugate colony
which, in its mott prolperous periods,
yielded comparatively but little TO the
mother country. Men of feeling will
hear of this with pity and Indignation
The politician will aGume it as datum to
calculate on the probability of future at
tcmpts of a fi;nilar nature. The reduction
OF few thouiand blacks has been con-
eeived worth the defruetion Of hyperion
number of whites. If an enterprise Of
fuch minor importance, 70 immsnfe
facrifce is made, what will not be hazard
ed to effect the fubjugation of great. a
rich, and exalted nation! Will not Bon
aparte, in the vain hope Of conquering
Creat-Britain, fmile at the deitruStion of
olAS AAu Vi his luDjeCtS
Menrs. Beatmont Of Hudderfeld, have obtained
patent in England for mixture TO prepare wool
tor fpinning andmanufaaurins didolve . ounces
bek Pot alb in each gallon OF water, ada two parts
OF this foluton to Of oil, and unite !. BY Cir.
fng, this competition has all the effea Of oil il
remains in liquid Rate in the wool except the
wool fhould be ve'y greatly. when they recommend
its being ieontsd this mixture ferves every pupo(s
during carding, fpinning, weaving, fuliing. and
telling and it requires much lefs time aud labour
10 feone'ins or cleaning the goods, than when oil
alone Is uied.
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egsrrjcp.
At Thomanon. by AaAs Bys4ssi E(q. EsEStzrR
TnArcara. Efq. TO Mifs Lucy +. KNOX, daughter Of
Gen. Hss.y K.ss.
AT Ns~sloueeAer, Mr.. louN BsSssr. to Mifs Lucy
BalDosAM.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-28
POAANO.

NOTICE ia hereby given to the nonrefdent propsie-
tors of Land lying in the Second Divihon of Lots
in the town of Poland, in the county of Cumberland
that the following Lots taxed in the bills committed
20 the ibfcribcr to collect for the year of our LORD
one thouiand eight hundred two.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-28

THE fubferbsr hereby gives pubic notice to all cob
4 eerned that iae has becn duly spporlsd, aud h.s
taken upon herisf the trua Of Aanisra.rx en- III.
of Cumberland, Mariner, dccea,ed by swing load Al
the directs She therefore fecue1s AL rcs!ous in
aebted the faid Drceaisds Eie, c,.kc immediate
payment aud thole who have eny dea,snd, efcoa l.
exhibit the fame HEpHziBAH BAKER
D,fsS Nxe. I I3o..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-28

GEORGE w. DUNCAN,
No. 7, Cenfral-RoaU, Fere,freef,
HAS FOR SALE,
7 by 9 Grown Window Clafs,
by do do do
Iod sad aod Drawing, shesthing and Deck NAILS.
Together with general sfIortment Of
ENGL ISL GOODS e HARDIN. IRE.
ikewifc, elegant adortnent of ben
Kiderminlter Carpeting.
Portland, Tau. 81.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-28

DieB,
In this town Ms. NANcv MorLsy, aged IS, wife of
Capt. Robert Morley.
Mrs. JANE HxsTs.
At NewmiiSrd, Mrs. Mary FAiasERv,es, aged ~.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-28

A MAST,
a BOUT IS inch taken up adrid, en- Friday Ian.
n The owner say have Il ty applying 10
Dee .. WILLIAM EA!NEs, ks,i = Lag EIsE
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-28

THE ftGcrber hereby gives Pablo notice all con-
cerned, that he ha. been duly appointed sdn,ini-
TRAITOR the
Eitate Of Jonathan Andrews,
late Of SCARBOROUGH in the county Of Cumberland. sentlc-
man, deceaied taken apou him that ifuft nv Civ
ing bonds rs the law ciret.ir therefore Ieqaefs al
perol, who are ine1d sid deceards r4,e TO make
immediate payment; and tlole who have any densna
thereon to exhibit the FAME 10 the Conmii6oners Ap'
pointed to receive and examine tae,r claims
JONATHAN ANDREWS.
Ssa,S.rsxS gan. =, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-28
AUCTIONS.

On tie FIFTH IF ar.dRCH, esR Be flla Public
VsnSp'. nnty5 jSA5 ts'ore q. t,iuats Eik,
SEVtNIEEN, Acres of LAND. lying
in the town OF NodflJsrnoa.5 wu., a scw i!oufe
and Bara Oh toe famS that PARE OF the town called
Walnut Hill. the property Of the heirs of gS..sas .yasS
now improved hy Alss ssandj6 1sl
Sale to be at a,o'soek ton the prerife..
Thomas Motley, Aaf1iyneer.
~a, AZ