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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29
with the requsR of the empire for friendly ex-

with the requeR of the empire for a friendly ex-
PLANTATION.
I" AS his maiefy, therefore, in this natural
view ofthe fubieSt, cannot appreheId that the
meaiure propoicd, initead OF procuring the fatis-
faction deired, fhould produce any new difa-
grecable consequences, he cannot but be of OPT
Mon, that the deliberatioD of the Diet ihould
be proceeded to. The Legation, therefore, has
IT in commitiion, if the other comitial Legations
fhall receive initru6tions, to proceed to the
opening of this deiiberaton, and to give their
votes luitable to their declarations of the l4th
May"
Ncav Credentials Of the 4fm5aDadors to TIE
French Court.
All the credentials are of one accord on this
point, that their Governments exprefs in them
the mon lively iatisfaction, in feeling the defti-
MES of the Great French Nation for ever uni
ted to that of the Emperor of the French. One
of theie Sovereigns has cXpreiled the general of
pinion of the whole, when he fys:
&c If, during all the administration of your
Imperial Majety, the object of my mott lively
folicitude has conftantly been to cement, more
and more, the ties Of friendihip and good neigh
bourhood which attach me 20 the French En-
pire. This delire mutt be the more dear to my
heart, from the happy moment in which the
Imperial dignity has been declared hereditary
in your auguf family, and in which fee con-
iolidated and guaranteed, thofe falutary inftitu-
tions 70 intimately connected with the well be-
ing and fafety of my own territories"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29

The French commandant has received or
ders to leave this town, and the whole territory
of Aronberg, the day after tomorrow. Al!
goods may now pats free, except warlke flores,
the conveyance of which continues forbidden by
the government here.
" This intelligence has caufed the mot plea.
ling ieniation here: and we can further add,
that no other French coniul will come hither
but that the conveyance by Meppen will in flu
ture he as unmolefted as it was before the occi,-
plying of that place by the French troops.
"Ths favourable change induces us to hope
that your con6gnments to Germany will greatly
increafe; and we will avail ourfeves of this OPP
portunity again to offer you cur fervices, anu-
ring you that we ihall always feel the greatett
Pleafure in being able to give you proof CT our
iincere deiire to ierve You.
We remain with the greateft efeem,
VAN SPANKEREN s. Co.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29
RATtsBoN, Iulv Is.

This d1y in the Diet, the Imperial Royal CO.
INITIAL envoys made the following declaration !;
on which no oblyrva,iUus were made by the d-
rectory Of the empire.
PJ5a declarSfioa lftbr imperial and royal hga-
Hog at iEe Diet in Circnio
" The Imperial and Royal Legation has II in
conmiilion to 1gui(y, that his Imperial maiety
participates at all times, in the confidence which
his electoral highnefs Of Baden entertains in the
friendly fentiments Of France towards the Ger
man empire; and on this confidence was found
ed the hopes Of MS maefy, that as the incidents
IT Ettenheim and OFenburg were Of that nature,
oil ich the MOT friendly and greatea powers
have never omitted TO e'ter into satisfactory ex-
ri7na.ion, the French Court would receive, in an
anicabe manner, and be delirous to comply
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
E.etrad Of a letter from a rslbedabie character.
at Watebe@, dated 24fb aug.

"There has been a Banditti in the neighbor-
hood of Bayon Sarah, on the fouth of the line,
the object of whom was to plumber under pre-
tence of giving freedom to Wet Florida.
"They made an attempt to furprife the fort
of Baton Roge, but being now driven by the
militia, into the Mf1ifippi territory they feel
themfelveS at home and perfectly at cafe, as the
magiltrates do not give them the leaf trouble,
although many vi them peat il. arms from hence
to attack the Spaniih government"
Phil. 7ru, A,rcy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29
FROM GIBRALTAR, July a2.
RYTR4cT or HLFTTFR.

EXTRACT OF Il LETTER..
" We have fold our Flour at I8 dollars per
barrel. The general failure of the crops in Spain
has caufed this fudden rife in the price and
The Barbary powers have prohibited the expor-
tation of this artice.-Filh are at TO dolls
and dull Rice, to dolls. Pipe Slaves GO
dolls. pr. M. Indian Corn, none at mark Ct"
PHIL Gax.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29

some idea may be formed Of the force and vi6-
ence Of the late form from the traces it has left at
Cockipur On that Gaud not venge Of the former
buildings is remaining, and the irface IS much below
its former height.
A cannon hich weighed 4so0Ibs was carried
thirty forty feet from it, petition. A Lar Of lead
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29

1t may be Judged of what confquence the
capture OF 5urrinam is to the Englilh, when let
tiers from Paramaribo, to a respectable banking
hou(e at Amferdam, FAY, that at the arrival OF
the Bngih in that colony, it contained coffee
enough to load 500, aud fugar enough to fiji 1000
large Wet Indiamen, not including other pro-
du6tions, as cotton, rum, SIc.-TIbid
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29
AugnR 10.

A Ruilian feet has failed from Revel. One
di'iiion is 20 cruize of BornboIm to proted
Hottein from the d,dgns Of the French the
other &c iuppofed to have failed for the North
lea,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29
HALIFAx, n. S. SEPT. s.

We have been favoured with the perufal Of
two French official letters, dated Paris, 3oth
Germinal, (April 2o.)-One of them is iigned
" DEGREES" and addreiied to Jerome Bonaparte,
now in America.-The writer informs Jerome
that, by order of the Firft Conful, his aowan-
ces are eopped and intimates Napoleon's high
eft diipleaiure, at his having remained 70 lorg in
America, and having married without his con-
lent. He Decres) fays, that the young wo-
man with whom Jerome has connected himielf,
will not be permitted to enter the French terri
tories; and fhould fhe even arrive at anv port
IN France, The will inhantly be reihipped for the
American States. He is reminded that the Firft
Contui is not operated upon by the blind affeGti-
on of parent that he will only acknowledge
thoie relations who prcfs around him, and aliift
IN executing his vaft plans. The brothers Jo-
feph, Louis, Lucien, are ipoken of with high
terms of commentator but the latter, though
emlnently ufeful, and pofiefled of an indepen-
dent fortune, yet having contracted a marriage
contrary to the will of the Firit Confnl, has
been baniihed to Rome.-s' But you" flaws the
WRITER" are pointed out as man without fpi-
" rit yielding to the tender pafiions not having
" added Jingle leaf 20 the laures which crown
Z" him, his name, and our colours" He is re-
peatedly pref1ed to return to France in the frit
frigate that may offer; but as often cautioned
aganit bringing the young woman with him =
" 1t would be degrading" fays DEGREES, your
"perfonal dignity to introduce into this country,
woman who ought to be in humiliation, md
" who will not be received here"
The other letter is from Citizen Z" Dencs," di-
reeted to Citizen Pichon and is to the fame
effect, the whole of both letters (Which are very
lengthy is fuch as to imFrefs the reader, with
an idea of the fupreme infolence and contempt
with which the Ufurper looks down on thofe en-
gagged in the humble walks of life.-They were
intercepted on board venel bound from Bor-
deauX to New-York and we have not the
fnallef doubt of their authenticity.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29

The following Circular Letter may be ufeful
information to the Mercantile world:
/" Emddsn, July 6, 1904.
"S1R,
awe have the honor TO confirm our cir
cular letter of the # of March and can to-day
fate with certainty that the French Confui,
commGioned to act at Mcppen, has been recall
led by bis government, and let out on his de-
parture on Sunday Iaf, after having taken po-
lite and friendly leave of the magiAracy here.
" The following advice from Meppen, dated
the 2d init. bas alto been received here by an ex-
prefs:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29
-" Ny LoydJ and Ge1iiemen,

"It is his MajeRy's Royal Will and Pcaflre,
That this Parliament X prorogued to 1uefday,
thc 4th day of September next, to be then here
holden; and this Parliament is accordingly pro-
rogucd to Tuciday, the 18th day of September
uext."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-29

late London paper in fPealing of the late unhap-
py iuel between Gen. Hamilton and Col Burr OBJ
ierves.--" The mind is lhocked at the crcunitance
Of the fecond MagiRrate of country having been
guilty of luch violation Of the law, and of his ha-
wing been countcnanced and allined by Judge, whole
duty isto eauie the laws to be obeyed and 10 punh
thoe who dilobey them
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21
FRESH FANCY GOODS.
CHARLOTTE GREEN, informs her friends

CHARLOTTE GREEN, informs her friends
aud the pnbiic that ihe has JUL received new al
fortment Of GOODS which will be fold very moderate
terms :--Compr 6ng handfome aifortmcnt of satns
Grapes and Tifants plain, figured, aud chan,bre Muf
Inns; Cscoes furniture Chintz; plain, figured and
Ecolorcd Cambrcs; Sarlne.s Modes black aud white
Laces oang'ed, bsses,wh'te and figured Fans Silk
Cords Trimmings, OF all kinds plain and colored
silk Gloves, Eogli and french Silk and Cotton Hofe
Morocco Slipper; elegant aformsnt OF Ribbons
WI aths Piunes and Flowers Pa Afols waIkngniek
aud large Umbrellas, SC &c
sNF ALSO,
A large afortment of Bonnets and Hats
of moi fashionable kinds, viz Cane willow. hraw,
craze, tiffany, fatin, and cambrck-a few Raneieiyh
Hats.
0rNyLLENARY, Nf4dNTU44M KING, ard
aKkiuA Of NkEDLE.|rORK.. done in The nea.ya
manne, al a Noyf noticr.
4 Portland Nav -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21

~ TvsSh iy7Bessv5as. Apss Ships Numa, Killer.
10 fail 9TH MAJ BelS asrt Michel Tor Phi pha
= faii May Witmiagsda, Woodward fer do.-wsfs-
ingtsn tews for Psrtl4nd; --Briss Sufsnnah, Wood
shnmons. fer nraol q Gail nh May. Deuty, Coffin,
NAntueket Heton Clark. 10 Meutos. Jenkins. lie Of
MAY. sSs 49, 81 nv IN 4 ,as 4.s
ssaks Mays Lat Isl, -. Ion IS, ne brig Polly
1hip sally Of Bolton. Webber from Lverpsols bound
Chaflelou exs ss
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21
Portland GaSeffe.
Resuh Of Ma5sac.Jueetts Eiatio,
MONDAY, MAY af. 1891.


We have the Peafurr tate that Governor Strong is
re-eicaedby majority of upwards of SIX THOUSAND
votes, notwithstanding aIthe nduly of tLe orpof ton
party. This is ample proof of the ncreahng cnination
in which our beloved governor is held for win be
recollecfcd that when he fra cofcn the chair he
had majority Of only about TIRE lssd And tho it j.
well known he has 6nee had greater maorite. than at
prefent itis alto Known have been in consueuce of
the iacelins deparing Of uccef This year they
have tried thee utmo arrngth Now we fhal fee who
will caviI at this tate ment. N
Ss.asorsAn official h.temcnt announces thar sSirsy.Gx
Senators chofen w the pc ope 7.0suy f,yo federal
and 1,fsen democrxtsThe vacancies be Allied it is
fupPpied will give the federal majority Eve more as il
eppesrs the choice Of Of the members from By6.f
county illegal This will leave the majority the Zane
- lac year -twenty-seven to thirteen.
Rp,9sasst;ses. From ninety towns which have been
returned there appear ehcen ~ federas, and so de.
mocrats.
Senafort far Mainr---In York Hon. + Wood
man and ]. BARTLETT, chofen. In Cumberland
Hon.. W oodbury Storer and John Cufhing cho.
fen. In lepn, &c. Hon. David Cobb, cho-
fcn--MarkE Hill, and John Farley, cfq cam
didates. In Kennebsck, Hon. J. Chandler,
chofen.
Accounts by the lat mail Rate that fufpen6on of
proceedings on ltlng Aw<sn Cfsis under the Lo~sns
Treaty had taken place, owing to mfuuderi handing
oetween the CommiGoners, Mr. IivingRon, &c.
new Genius Of the city OF NsBaytes gives Il 4ssa
inhabitaats, Including 7Saaves
Gen. Rochambeau has bssa refufed parole 70 &c to
France
There we're 54o3I3ao ID. cotton imported into Great
Britain IN 1909; valued at AZ g $50 10.
thar DonpNartc has requeaed certain Hsvt;y
with Lov's XVII, nov At WarfAw. wch the Pr1f6an
Court has resufcd.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21
l.etter Lott.


Ian the 10th February ae, eueloled ieverai Sank
NJ Bills in letter d;reted to J41ass BALxv who wa
thea on Witt to Nevt6yss~eub With requen witch on
the outdc Of fad letter for the Pomaer to rstrn !. q,
cos~ks, Il Mr. Bailey had left thar place. Mr. Bailcv
returned without calling Fur the letter. and wrote ,u,med
latesy his friend in Northy aFmoath 10 call on The Fo
matter for the letter, which Re did, and the Polaaler
informed him that he had the letter aRrseabv to
the directions. but has bn received IN the POD
Once in Columbia; and thesSuas been any failure
OF the mails coming regularly face that llme lam At
ois to decrne whether the fad letter has been embxx
zed IN the Poi Office at NorthyarmoutA, or whether il
has mifcasried by wrong drectionone or the other
appears probable to be the cafe. received one et,ef
from NorthyArmouth which drecAed ON the eutGde
wrapper 70 Cismt-I knew Of no fuch sce eaaward Of
mine, and opened the wrapper founhc let's roperlv
to Columbia Il may pcfby be the cafe that the
PoAmaAer At Norihyasmourh has put wrapper ON nv
letter, and wrote Ca~Stsy. Cissps, or iome (ueh
cumfy name sna>Ac Pomafen NOT having yisht "a
open any packages dried to their own ofces NAV
now DC vibrating eountry-no perfon knowing
he place Of lie delinassoa.
Any perfon who sill give information OF fad Latter
hall he Handsomely rewarded or IL they will give nfor
nation Of the of faid letter. . receive
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
by JOSEPH PATTEN,
Mey 4, ,so4 Ps0msaer, Csls~je.
Po,fi,sf Wy ~. M
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21
For Sale,

a New STORE, two Aories high, and so b,
90 feet on the ground Gui.e ln,il ed wi,h on,
acre OF LAND or !e guar THY the CHOICES
s~d store has good ack Of ehimnes and 70 calculate
toas part OF may be CONVENIENT D~eiug houlc Ii j.
peasn'y huaied IN The Of ST. George, at plse,
cahes herrne Cut--is an excellent harbor Tor Dipping
every kind, and mon eonmedous uasion for trad,n,
and carr yng on Hthery vito very copvenient plac
Tor building wharf thar Hips large vcfles may tax
IN .ac'nc ~, and very couimodious Cove with dec
water that may be reArlv cncloed by fsa wharf,. aps
make 40 excellent dock for any kind Of vces-said mr.,
ntes being the properly OF JOSIAH Hvrpss, late OF s.,
quire Of
NATHANIEL HUPPER, of St. Css,pe
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21
For Sale. =

THAT valuable FARM, in Paffonakeld, ,fornefly
owned by thel late Dasisi TaaesE Esq containing ~
emaou two huadred and fifty acres about piDery ii
which arc under improvement, well wa,ered, with about
two hundred youns Apple Trees en- the fame. sccsu-
modated with moving blowing pa0sring and woodland,
convenient Dwelling Houfe, Barn and Sut-houfes--
thirtyhx miles from Portland and On the road Il adj
ing from coos 'aehas place will be io'd altogether.
or in three parts, will ben fait the purchaler
Perhaps in pleafantnefs of Gruatisn il il hrpaEed
BY Farm in the county Of YORK For terms apply %
Mr. WILLIAM BLA0O.or NICHOLAS EMFRY, OF
Parfcnsfcld; or JONATHANHAL Of Uoyentry. ~.
May 8
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21

NUiIIE
WHEREAS SARAH, wife Of the luhfcriber Ia. with
w or any reaiooahe cAuie, left my bed aud board
erehy VAIN all perins from harbourine her. a. Nall
'o'ecute any perfon who does it, And eauion everv
nc from giving her any credit, not to
pay one cent on her account.
6sSb. Mss &c, 1904 ADAM LEMONI.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21

TIE Trufees Of the Poriaad Acsdemy, hA vins de.
) ternined 70 engage AfIiAant 10 the Precept0f.
give nsce that few fpdcnts will be ahojtfed -
foon fuitAbe perfon Is ptocurcd.% Thole elins
% end their children, will pleas tqepp,y toe ubfei
ber, who ~ill communicate to the Regulates ofihr
Academy.
The terms, are Twelve Dollars aYeaanko be paid qpsr
terly. None Be admitted but luch Is oI&N befen
yesrs Of age have practfcd grting joining hand, are
abs 20 read Engns currently and ofGpod moral
$ k4caer" -AAoinion will he aecordine The order
Of fubterptiops.
Samuel Freeman, Seryxss,y..
Msyr1. ,8oA.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21
FOX SALE,
Ely MARX s. WILLIAM HARRIS,
- ~, 2 M,,d.r,. P,,,

p UNI, Brandy, Gin Sherry, Malaga, and
Catalonia Vines Coffee, Sugar, Hyfon. X, fonk in,
oouchons, Consc, and Hoea Teas; C.ton, Rice, Floor,
Chocolate, Chocolate shells Pmento PEPPER Caiia
Nusmeggs Indigo coppcras, alorn. Logwood, aad Re-
ditto; Mould and Dipt Cendlcs Ginger, Munard, Salt
Pet Roll 3rinione RaGns Tobacco sweet Oil, Cor
ton and Wool Cards Iron Hollow Ware, ed. Cd led 4
2cd Nails
Rhode Iland Checfe, Pollok Fin, 80 bills.
Cider. "a bhIs Pork The above goods will be fold
low, for cath.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21
Pubic Sale of Houle Lots.
TOW offered at Public Auction and will

A7OW offered at Public Auction and will
i be fold without referve, on Monday, a8th Nav
init on the premiles, lumber from 10 thrty) cf
shoc very peafan, ftuatcd HOUSE 10 rs, namely on
each hde Of Staeitfeu. Sale attn O'clock
a NJ WARRANTED deeds will Immediately be given and
the terms OF payment made eay; by notes pay bic
quarter in tn e mouths qu.rtcf in tx months one
quarter IN nine months afo quarter 10 twelve
RDnhs wirh intrin and approved en6orlrrs. need
be fad in recommendation Of lad Lots viewing them
they fnua be tueIy pieang gentlemen Of tsae-For
further pAricu ars inquire of
~ DAVID PEASE, Huaissrr. =
N. B. The above Lots may be. viewed any
time prior to the faie,by applying 70 Jossra H. lsoss
HAM, living in lAid flsrc Greet
Or state frces j. Gx reds in widh and upwarps of
two hundred rods in hnsh !; lying N W and 81 z.
ha8ng mon beautiful defcent from near its head to
Che river.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21
THE proprisfors of Portland Long Wharf,

The proprisfcrs of Portland Long Wharf,
are Hereby ncIhed that their annual meeting will
lie held Reemsns in aid portland, son Monday
he e,5 de, # Jaae next, sf the csek ia the after
loon, for The following purpofts
To choofe Moderator
To chocic Clerk aud Whar6nger,.
To receive Aceouats agana the Wharf and
allow the fame Is found right
JOSIAH TUCKER, Wbssfrg~. +
po.tland. sssy y, 1904
WANTED iMMEDi Tt.LY,
A HOUSE Convenient tos a IA daIing Rzcd family
\ Appv az n Office. Nav a.,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21

Di'sal1fis" Of fa,tney5b;p.
RkADLEY u JONES have this day daolved their
~ experimenting. by mutual content All perfons hav-
ing any demands requeted prefeat them; and all
indebted are requeed make immediate payment TO "a
6yeesC, on whom the concerns OF the 6fm devclvc
o~Ss~, May 10, 1904 DAVID L. BRADLEY,
SAMUEL. ZONES
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21
= SALES By AUCTION.
Book AUCTION. Portland.

This Day, May aIh, at 9 in Morning,
Atshe hstion Office efW FsxNsx.r,
Fo,Jerea, Portland,
a Large aud valuable afIortn,ent of NEW BOOKS.
IN various and uieful branches of Ssaure Di
vnity, History, Dictionaries, Miscellaneous Works, Nc.
vels, Mathematics, Geography, &c. &c.
B. The friends of Literature in Portland and its vi
c'nty and hofr who Purchafe Libraries or 10 fell
again arc respectfully invited attend, they wifind
IN the above number Of works really valuable but
~ found at public iale and in particular the e and
s'i'saed terms propofed Catalogues at time Of
f,le- H., =
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21
70 BE SOED,

By order Of Court. On THURSDAY, H. seq.
EN7H day Of June afxf, at i e'elcxk, p. ~ y
Pstde AsSiao, On tds 1re~ys,, su prsviogiJ ~
pgfd sf a fsiv0Ar Jak,
HE Real Eitate of Ne4b Neyss, late q
Portland. 10 the seoansyspf Cumbcslande Cne1-
waiser. sdsceafed; cou0ing Of He Northery half fa
DwELLI NC .HOUSK, With LAND in Portisrd, joir;ee
on King Erect twenty three eet oua inches and in e.
rear twenty feet; ruAa from faid itrect
adjoining Mr.. Msfs Zsws Land nine rods md 6neee.
links. <triA
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21
FOX onLt,
THAT valuable and r,le a(,nt Etuar;or pe,.

HAl VaiHaOie and pleaiam htuarion, near
Cape -EnhaDeth Terry, now oscrpied by the fusfcrb
e.: The Premdes contia OF lory dwelling houfe
3ooy 80 ee all hoi'hed except room within months
together witha wood and chafe houie barn. TIC. all
der one ovtr good well al wAftr and acres and
An halt OF land The hsus,n good for pubic houic
The whole vii be fold On credit, and liberal rate
and ilciion gwen immediately the above fold
Willis ten or fifteen days, he Iau.e will be Let
For further particulars enquire of
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21
Strayed

prom the fubfs,iher on Saturday Ian, abr:ud!e cox
the outhdes of hes horns branded With . hot roe.
her, 70 that Che may be had again. iall &c handfomel.
rewarded. JoSEpH OWE ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-21
M.AINE BANK.

MAINE BANK.
HE Stockholders are hereby notified that
= theis annual meeting will he holden at the Bank
Chamber on Mssiy t ~ day 3urs s<xs. 81 osssl
81 order of the Board Of Directors -
Mv ~ 1904 DAVID HALE. csesv.
NJ OfICE is hereby given, thar fixty days
In have expired 6ncs she Books and accounts Of
0EORCE EsK'I.DsON were lodged at my sahec. Thofs
whole unics,ledare reqnced to make mne-
date payment othcfws the ufuzl cUuffs of law be
purfued. without further notice.
Psva,r1 Nay y .So4. OLIVER BRAY
>ir iup r,ters having been duly apponssd " tnc
u Hon. William corhsn, Juige Of Probate for the
county Of Cumberland receive exzniae he o1iu,
oflhe feverai crediso the ERa'e Of
Captain Abiel Bfiggs,
late Of Portland. the ssreAo arrer deceafed
r~prefeped infolventdo hereby give notice, that shree
onshs farther tune arc allowed 70 bring ia and prove
heir claims and that fal attend that fkvce Il the
dwelling houfe Of Mr. Ssk.y Hsks il Portland. % the
6r0 and iaa ThnrfdAy Of May. Aad the 6ra aud Ian
Jhusfdsyso Of Ja0s aad July ne1t, irsm e . o'clock.
1.n.
THOMAS BECK.
MARX HARRIS. y
Portland, Ma, osS. se<,
lluE iupicr hereby gives punc no,lce 10 az con.
cernsd that The has been duly appointed, and taken
upon herfelf INC truW Of Administrative the eate
ABEL BRIGGS, M
hse Of Portland, IN the county Cumberland Mariner
deceAcd, by giving bond the law dets She therefore
rqcs all perions who indebted the iaid
siase. make immediate payment; aud ehoie who have
any demands thereon, exhibit the fame to the Commit.
6oner appointed 70 receive ihc claims faid eAate.
Ds'et April g. 400 MARY BRIGGS.
'NHE fubicribcrs hereby give public notice
i 70 all concerned that they have been duly APP
psned and have aiken upon ,hemfsvesa he trua Of Ad
mini!iraors fhe eifate Of
JOSEPH SrOCKBRIDGE
hate Of North Yarmouth, in the county Of Cumberland
Yeomau, deceAfel, by giving bond the Law drecis
They therefore feque all perfons who indebted 20 the
faid detcaieds etMc make i,nneda payment: and
sho who have any demands thereon exhibit the Game
TO JOHN STOC BRIDGE
Dated May 70, Boa. VIM. b. sToCKHRiDCR
lii iubicribrr hereby gives public no.
tce to all concerned that he has been duly appo,n.
ted. and has taken upoa hnief the ruit Of an Admin
the hltste OF
DANIEL HAMLEN,
lAse Of Corhar in the county Of Cumberland, woman
deeeacd by giving boad The law directs She there.
fore rcques all pefns who indebted to faid deee4l-
eds eAAte to make immediate psymen' and thofe who
have my demands thereon, 20 exhibit the fame
Dsssa Msy vfS 1894. STEPHEN Larry.