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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-15

,I. I'm. = al encounter & annIhI-
'"'G ~ vi Penn Power.
Sc t'o1t 'S "cGioeht IN his
~ n-I - Noh"'oha curing
VI ms l!ahce %hlch pc
t, u,'i'y - '.'iIei"t'on ana iymPa-
internal tale.--N ID forum N Tl.s 10 !'e'
c.,,aii,, ,,;.S ~, 20 'u . port more
cation. She oo~-; from Ricb,9l'r tI,o &c
tba E,n.e "a NionHiohu under
I;ttin - III Mou'c return IN
his Iamentet ,le,tI,, ro ,aol., 80 "
+lro,,. ~, ;-.r5 re-etaohhed;
he has been 10 off ,snrierly $50, - n''i',
whom he had ted for fs',ar .tI'', ,.". ana
tanned him ina uouab - 800, e: =; ue-
n1esfnre his he f3irits rb,t e. Il, loll.e
,.,l,i,, .le l.e 80, -, 10 ~. Inc 'o' t"re
migbt inf;Et NJ ,;Gta a,, "" mo o0t|I"
gonv--GlreIv tbi, her rstte. p;o,l"e's,' 4
nent Peoe Vi LOT
The folIo,v;ne, osn y. ;,.,u...-...,,
enabliibaJ hv &C. ,f s,:, III 1'e' ply
E3ttg fb;s ra+,,rc -l,+ih,a Vi WIG"
THAT Mr. Og;Iy;a .brrnr1
of his Dbvlil;Sr for ,r,f;on x ~ t,-t
which had been rs,.il r,;r,I .L L.s ~,
for ten DAYS DofDo1 ntrnda1 -, ~ ''i,o'
con(e0uenre of M ENTHUSIASTICALLY, ~. ~
he left herundrrtbs ! vn5c''tt;a' 'li"l
viction, fortified Inv I'll nent of .,s eJ"-
ficians, that G,e wac ~ of $3.50 Pr!
yaIeC.ence: that he de, not or1,..,,;.t III I'
content. bnt in confc, ,;tt ~ WIN nc a
win and pathetic entrea - renci,.;.. Lev i'.
very words. wien he r.. ,eorber ~ ~, ~.
DreiTed tronp reIra- .,,iz,,a y; 49, '..,' -
before her health wa rsG,>raI ~
my dear Mr.. OgiIvie. ehe ami1ble ,,d ",
,nepted ladv.O 9oto to, -, ,'''l. "a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-15

To arref the circulation of atrocious and m
founded calumnies is one of the principal bene-
fits derived from free preis.
The Editor of the Enquirer has good reafon
TO believe that in remote parts of the Country.
Tales have got into circulation refpe1ing M
Ogilvie's conduit, as defitute of truth, as thew
are calculated to iniure his reputation. utility
and feelings; tales, difcredited in this place by
every Perion who had any intercourse with his
family ; not onlywithout the fhadow of evidence.
but oppoied by every fort of evidence tales.
for which their authors if they can be detected
will DC awfully refponlible. The falftv of The
calumnies, to which the Editor refers, can he
drProved by the certificates of phyicians and
by every ipecies of,tetimony, ofwhich rubieE
of this fort are fufceptible.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-15
STATES.

From this table it follows that n the
ltate contributions, and in that of the Omitted
otates the Judges are removable by impeach-
ment. In New-HampGli,e, Mafachulrtts.
PenniyIvania, Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky.
ONO and Georgia, they are moreover reno
vaOle oy the governor, on addreis of the Ise,ila-
ture, for cafes OF miiconduct, not fufficient 10
require impeachment. In New-HampiIlire and
MaudchufettS the governor and council NAV
remove on addreis of majority of both houfes:
IN Penniyivania, Delaware, Maryland, Kentuc-
ky Georgia and Ohio, on addreis of tzyo tb;rde
Of both houfes.
The tecond amendment is intended to fecure
more complete responsibility OF thc federal
tenate to the fate IeG;GasGiss: this ,,fE,stqt
might have been accomplished in two WAYS
either by the propoied plan of an immediate con-
troll, or by limitation of the beyiod for which
they are elected. Should the propofed plan,
be adopted, If will Introduce tenure or office:
completely unknown 70 the higher fun9;ona-
ries of the federal or fate contributions. Tbrre
is not Respectable officer either in the federal
or fate governments, who holds his place du-
ring the goodpisaliVe only of the organ thar
appoints him; there is not alrefpedable officer,
who does not hold his place either during L.
mited period, or until it has been taken from
HIM by fome regular procefs, for fome mi(bc-
haviour. Here then it becomes us to ennnire
whether we cannot obtain the necenarv rei,on,
iihility of our agents by thefe regular forms; or
whether we ihai' introduce different tenure
OF Office, completely unknown in the higher
departments of our governments.
In other words is it not pofFble to fecure the
hdelity and integrity of our federal fenators. bv
limiting the duration of their Office, and ma
king their elections more frequent? Should
this alternative be adopted, the next queRion
VIII be, what ongbf to be the beyi9d for which
they may be elected
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
Wortby Of Atlenti0n.

EoR SALE, a valuable efate in Scar
= B,,p.g5, conff6ng of an half acre of LAND, in
high fate of cultivation improved garden fpo+
"a large and very eommodious DWELLING HOUSE,
As feet by SO, containing the lower floor,
and chambers, completely iniihed; accommodated
with an excellent cellar under the whole contaiaiug
two brick arches. Il has, for long time proved a
very valuable Rand for trader and would proue much
more 70 for houfe of public entertainment View
ing the hyperion advantages Of its Iecal uation on
very great travelling Fof road, only esh miles dance
from Portland and fix from Saeo, communicating wit h
both by very plea ant roads, and in the vicinity of
delightful traG of lalt marfh, where the fportfnan
with his gun, and his angle may find ample range
for the agreeable amufement of huntng aud taking
variety of game the banks of the river, circaman-
ces which cannot fail excite a1ocations for To-
cial hour the public opinion, prelumc will never
eenlure the propreors for great degree of partaty
in obferving that in their emation, as tand fer
houfe Of public entertainment, il cannot be exceeded
by any fpot in the Difritt of Maine
For terms Of iaie, apply to Jgfpb Entysz, or Te64
WoO4 living on the Premifes.
Sseyksroqgs, SEPT. %, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
Eb.s @a1raa

Is pubIifhed every MoNDAY, BY ISAAC ADAMS -
WILLIAM JENKS, JuN. At the PTinting-Vn''
10 z, Fiih-ltreet, Portland; whers SubisnPuonss
AdverS tenerts, Communications, &c are srece''
with attention. -
Tbale fIdcrbers, who receive their papers Il tte =
ice, cr in packages by the mdil, will pay oF- ~.
lar and tIrTT cFNrs year bong ehsaI'ei
any paper Of this fze publiihsd in New-Lns- -,
Subicribers in town, and tbGEe who have sheir fl
f-aed fepsrateIy, and forwarded by tic Hlais -
be chat ed two dollars. ,.,o
The Gazette. having the NOT ertenEve circu--'-.l
If zry paper IL the DlriGt Of Msane, \ WI NJ
pce4tisrfy advantageous for cor AdvsTFHnS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14

By Lzekiel Goodale, of HaY.,,.y 7.
Fer pubIidAing BY subfcription,
HE filltory OF the BIBLE and az ,h,
JEWS. I'LL the final deilrutfion Of the II, ,i'S
Jeruialem wiki which are connected IN i rtroi ~ MI
iogIcal Order, the mott remarkable events "
Hiitory interperced with anlwers 10 oteA;o'..
lulSTations Of difficulties, and practical refeon, -
whole IN PLAIN and entertaining manner.
Ibe FIF .4zrrIaaz from tbs Foartseaf5 Es5ss,.. r.
CONDITIONS S''
]. Il ihall be well printed on good paue- - y.
neat, handiome type, $50 pages II mo-
2 The price &c iublcribers neatly bound ,nat-.
tered S74 ceats. s1-
g. 1hole who fublcribe, or are accoun.ahr. -
lia have one gratis, and ia that proportion 20 9
erous allowance will be made to thole bookl.l.-. s
will encourage the publication BY engaging ii,
large number.
4. 1t iha be put to prefs as foon as 800 coo;., -,
fubfcribed tor.
~ T5ss gsaalene7 bsaI4g GerStisa ssssys eyt,,,,
ted ia ettH titan f' tbs Ha..OtsE 1ssfsrs BY i. 81 -
4hz5s5 nest
c. Subscriptions received at the Hallowe,r
Bookstore, by f. GooDALE, who has CONSTANT.
for 4le, Il large agorfnraf, Of BOOKS and ST.1TT0n
4RI, as cheap as can be purehsed in Boston.
~ subscriptions alto received at ADAMS Rool.
store, Eiihsreet, Portland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
WATCHES AND TEWELRT.
fOSEPH Lows,

Yatchnakcr, 7ervelZsr and Glider, eppo5'te
re L.Eraa1e oaI Post 0fea,
INFORMS the public, that he continues the Wafek-
Mating BsfH5, in All its various Branches From his
long experience in his line of bunefs, in this country
and in Eurof he Hattcrs hfelf he give entire fat
sfation to all who may favor him with their COM
nands more Especially as every kind of Wstch-work
willfront ~; E, be executed by himielf only
SAID LOPIS has fv /le,
A handforas afTortnen, Of bcn, warranted Plain and
capt Engih WATCHES, and an additional aaortnen;
Of GOLD, SILVER, GILT s9d PLATED WARE,
too numerous to partsuiarize.
A.afonic Jewels, Military Equipage, Me-
dals, Watches, &c. Elegantly Gilt, the hor,eR 20
tws.
Cr Cljb giUsn for oii GoH and SifVsr.
Portland, Sept. 9, 1905. r0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
St00es and Camboo5es.
BoNon NGOal Store.

MORRILL, < BAKER,
No. Al, State nret, HaUs jar SAFE
'ofthe frft quality wARRAurrp and 10 prime order
$50 cafks Spirits Turpentlnc,
100 do. various kinds Varnhhcs,
go hblS. Rosin,
= Conzntly receiving additional quantities, from
their Marutactury Dealers in the aoove articles VIII
&c fnppled on very liberal terms
LIKEWISE,
Confantly on hand, for fae,
Real quantities Tar, Pitch, and rurpentine.
Bae,, 1uy. 10. e.op.sv.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
99rintiug

In its v7r;cus branches, executed at tae
hanltuneIT and with erPedltion- -s ,,ber
BL4NKS. well printed, on good paper elN-i'-''
s,-,i.,, Card. .ud Shop DIS. printed 4 iA' -l7'
Eo-Ss,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
200 DoAars Re1vard!
IN KISSED, on SaturdaY, the 2o inIt.

p FISSED, on Saturday, the 20 init.
IN about I! O'Clock, a. NJ 4 SAMUEL WINS
-ow ;, IN FrEr4sut5 a PORTM.1hTEAU, containing
Ten Hundr ed feventy leven Do Iers, in Bank Bills
of vari, us Banks, and Between teen and t~ent!
Do lars III Silver two Il uRdred 2nd fty ore dol
rs OF he Bills, we're inciofed IN letter 10 Sam
uel spear, Of Bottom, merchant the other thls
were n different packages, WRAPPED ~ paper
he letter andBils, &C gether with two Notes hgned
hy Moles Joy payable 10 - Clougb, wefe con
tsined in a black leather Pocket Book lhe Port
manteau alfo cont .ined pair hght rib'd veluti
Pa. tlioons, one black Csfimere Wsiftcoat, with
covered butrons, pair Of W ried Hole, one IN
ncn Shirt two cAmbrc ha rdkerchisfs, etter di
re9ed to Elanfon Tucker, of Betton merchant, ard
funGry other papers The above FUN VIII be given
for the Portmanteau, Contents and Tkiet, II itoien
or One HEas,ed Dollars for tho Property only, by
apPlyiOg to SAMUEL HoLF-
Of Winthrop, Kennebec County.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
------------- -------=-------------
/ axe Notice.

a IL perIons indebted to the e1a,e OF Benjamin
Smith. deceaied hereby informed that un-
eis their notes and accounts al be paid by the 30th
Oo5er next, they will he left with IN attorney for
collection. MICHAEL SMITH, 11lriu:s.rafor
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
New Church Music.
JUST PUBLISHED
Ind fer Sah b. LSAAC ADAMS
At his Book-lore No. 6, yones's Row.

md Ior Sah b. ISA44C ADANS
At his Book-lore No. 6, Joness Row,
MORTHtRN HARMONY; being
a collection from the works Of many approved
authors Of S.fCRED zJSIC-Contaiaing, |. The
Rudinents Of Mufc, laid down in plain and CON-
prehenGve mannsr-L Palm and Hymn Tunes, a.
dspted TO the various metres in uie together
with feveral Anhems-Ca for s5e gt Of Sizgsz
Sabook and Religious Soeiefe5-By ABRAHAM MAXIM.
The Northern Harmony contains IS tunes, AZ Of
which original it has been critically examined
by thole poHeling taRe and judgment in church muhc
asl is pronounced work OF much merit. 6w on n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14

70 The h5ara6I Senate and h9norabLe H9uje
Of RebrelsntatiUe5, IN General Curt can
vened, at BgFaH, on the lat W-edrsiazy .f
Nay, current.
HE underigned delegates from the towns of Frye
buIgh, Brownfeld, Porterfcld, and Lowell, re-
fpettfuly rePrefent-that deeply impreled with a
ienie Ol the uitce and imparaty of this honorable
Court, they deem their right and duty, all times,
TO make known their greivences, and petition for
redreis Of the lame-1hat the formation and contu-
ton OF the county Of ocyd are extremely detr-
mental to your petitoners-that laid county, for
med agreeable the wlhes of its projectors, con
tTary to the nsre of your petitioners and al Others
in the weftern part Of laid county and without their
knowledge or conlent-that, although order Of no.
tce had iiued for dividing the county of York, the
touth line Of Lowell about thirty miles from great Of
hpee river, (the iouth line OF the county Of OxtOrdJ
and the Court Of General Seaions for the county e
York had appointed agent Object 20 lad divhon,
unies it lhoud be lad OiIlPee river, yet rely ing
On the uniformity of procedure of this Honorable l. e
gIilatare and believing that in other Gales, even Of
much els importance, division could not be cffetted
nj notice had been ordered and publilLed nor ii en-
contrary TO iad noticeyOur petitioners expected that
no dvlhon nnlei the iad iouth line Of oveii could
DC made, till after notice had been given TO all con
cerned /; and therefore confdering objections maze,
before notice, premature relted aured that nothing
could be done 70 their injury.-That if notice had
been given. of the intended fi nation Of new county
according the model of the county OF oxford, We
ouuded and powerful objections nught have been
made; and in all probability would have convinced
this honorable court, OF the impropriety Of iuch a
meafure. Your petitioners amentng their calamil
htuation and repohns fu confidence in this honora-
bic court, do therefore pray your honors TO ettabhh
Frycburg half ihrc town, in and for aid comfy Of
Oxford, and that the October term Of the Courts Of
Common Pleas and General Sefions of the P5ace NAV
be held laid Fryeburg niteld Of Paris and in
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
commonwealth Of s9afIaebulettS.

YORK e: 4At fbe Cout gf Comaap Pleas,
6eera and boLdsn at Watr55raAgb, 7uitbin
and far tie o9anty 5f ark, Q" tie t'lrtb
1landay 5 AHgEJt, being tie fqVenty5Fxtb
91y ofjaa m5Hh, 14,ln5 D,MiHi, 1905.
Pre/tnt, tie Ho4arable Nathaniel HeA5,
Edward Cults, and 1foaaS Clark, EyAui1ei !;
TuEice5 g Elid Cart.
nN the petition of Stephen Bean, Gentleman and
- Edward Smith. yeoman, both Of PhilliPiburg il,
leid county, hewng, that they are i9lzed IN fee
ple and as IN OF and IN cersain rea!
etate, bounded follows, beginning the Norther
ly corner at Saco River, adjoining tbe Ruel or Col
lege right thence running oouthWeit about 1898 rods
TO the Wet end of lad Kuiies right thence south
welt about so rods TO land et OFT 70 BatIon auI White
thence running uorthea on iad Baton and White 10
Saco river thence running up iad river 70 the nrit
mentioned bounds being part of the tract known
by the name Of the Barefoot CLAIM containing three
hundred acres, more les.-- Ghe faid Bean vwning
one undivided nfJh part-and the fad Smth owning
one undivided fifth part together with certain ctner
perions unknown 10 the peuuoners And the peu-
praying for their iad parts to be aligned and
iet off to them 70 hold III feveraItJ.
The iaid petition was entered at October term laa
and continued toApr term a9, and thencet thisterm
and the petitioners having neglected 70 notify, a
greeably TO the orders OF Q iaid October aho
april terms
IL is now ordered, that the petitioners cauls tbs
fubRance of their laid petition and this order therein
be pubithed III the Portland Newspaper, printed by
Adams = Jenks and aIlo III the Freenans Friend, prn
ted Saco, three weeks fucceilivey in each paper
the lat publ cation Of each be thirty days leaf
prior the term of this Court, to be holden a
Bddeford, within and for iaid county CT York on h,
hrlt Monday of December next TO the end any per
ions intereted may then and there appear and ihew
cauie, # any they have why the prayer of iad petit
t!on thould not be granted
Atteft, DANIEL SEWALL, ClsrE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
IfaH Ro55ery
FIFrY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFrY DOLLARS REWARD.
IErHFREAS a Letter from Ebenezer Morton, o
Wv Meduncook, directed TO Capt Zenas Morton, a
Eaport, was put into the poii-otiee At Ihomai'own'
containing Fyty-EEh DeAan N 5zrE bAI' and va
a. B,nL Dayabe 10 the iaid Zeras Morton, with the
drawers name eraied out On the Goth May sit; which
Letter was made up and put into the mail on the 2Sd
Of the fame month"; and directed to Eastport, but ha'
never been received the Eafport po-ofhce-l here
fore the above reward will be gwen for the Letter ano
contents or for the detection Of the perion who took
and ccreted the fane 70 hst he they may DC 6ToI
10 delerved puniihnent-Oy
Oliver ohead, fsfmaRer at Egfport.
Eafeoyt, lNzi7:, l7f5 Sep. 1905. 03oGSn)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
NOW is THE TIME !

NOY is THE TINE !
Jun received, and now landing fer i4le,
BY John iaber & SON.
4. Va Is, Union Wba.E
THREE Hundred barrels freth tuPerhne
FLOUR, from new wheat,
Thirty barrels prime PORK.
1ALs7, IN Store,
Whole, half and quarter caiks, L. P. Madeira and
Vidonia WING,
6ooo VT. bea green Coffee,
2COO W.T.. Treafh do.
Sugar, MolaiIes and Coaco. 9,b mo- IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14

GFRAYED or Stolen from the (ub-
feriber about the irh of July, ! light red MARE
Dark Cane and tail, and white ilripe in her face
Whoever Will return faid Mare or give information "a
that Che may be obtained .all be herally rewarded
CALVIN SHAW
Norsf, -rvaOzI5 Scot. %, 1905 NJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
Pifcataqua Bridge Lottery,
FOURTH CLASS,
THOMAS CLARK, has for iaIe,

CLARK, has 1or ldie'
l. Al lis Bookstore ard Lstiery-Cfsf, Fun iIee''
Tickets at Dollars and Quarters at ID at4 = IN
The Fourth Clas Pifcat@qua Bridge Lottery me Ma
nagers allure the pubic that nearly one hA the tcke''
are already engaged, and az early day VIII DC appoint
ed for the drawing in Bottom. Frize tickets tPurcha-
ed n town or elewher. il all other Lotteries, will
be received in payment.---erders from the country
(sa4 pady encloGng prize tickets or cath, ihall DC
punttualy executed. (sm) Portland, s1'f- =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
CcMMowwFAIrH o. MAssAcnusgrr..

CeMMoNwBALrs OF MAssAchUsErrs.
67tbe htUJe Of ofRebrele1tatIve5, r7tl2e o. ISo5.
ON the petition Of the agents for the towns of
Fryebcrg BrowpieId, Porter6ed, and Lo7clI-prav-
ing, that the town OF Fryeburg, may he elabnhed As
hal hirc town within and for iaid ccrHtv % OK
TO a. and THAT the October Of the Court of Corr
mon Pleas and General Seions of the Peace, may be
held at laid FrYsbGrg, inltead Of Paris -
ORDERED, thar the petitioners cauie AT asefet
copy Of their petition, with this order thereon to be
pubiihed in the Portland Gazette and EaAern Ar
Us printed Portland, fix weeks fuccelGvey, the
lat publication be made thirty days, at ea before
the feiion of the preient General Court thar all
perious intereited may then and there appear, and
fhew canie Gf any they have why he prayer Of f4id
petition faoud no. be granted.
Seat Up for concurrence,
TIMOTHY BIGELOw, Sss4E.r.
liz Senate June 9Th, IsOs.
Read ard sonrsrrrcd
IL 9. OTIS PrsEArt.
lsGe copy-AueG,
(eSl WENDELL DAVIS, CEe,E sf S,-,s,.
HE friends Of Ps5r,t Ta57tsr frau-an vb, -. Ia
from on board the Ship Cornelia, on A,r 60
e liverpool may have his effects tr a1rtv..- i
JOSEPH McLELLAN 8 SCE, 80. 10, uh:o5 M
September, II 1905. :" ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
Strayeli

FROM Fortlssa ! youHg COW, red and whi,s-l.r
Ease all Whit. Whoever will give information
OF i4id Cow fhaU be Handsomely rewarded
NATHANIEL DYER
PsrsisaZ Q7 T.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14

HANlE into the enclofure Of the ia fcribsr fop,r
time hnoe, Of bay color, fuppnIsd to be ahou
thr &C years old. The owner may him aeaiu. by
proving property and paying charres-Apply to
Alexander Barr.
N--fbv-y-ssB. s.st e, rs-s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
Strayed.

~ OH q EU,
FROM the fubfcriber, 18th Sept. Ian, fmal red
Co"-imai horns.--vhoevsr may have taken
Der uPor wi give information where fhe IS 70 thar ihs
may be obtainsd, fa be rewarded for their ,ronbIe
ELEAZEA HIGGEN
Psysks-S, Oh. T. --
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14

aKEN I'D adritt on the eighth init.
atLack fouth' iide Little CAebeaeue, YawI.
BoAIs about = feet long Whoever has loft the fame
nay have again, proving property and pa ring char
geS Apply to ISAAC BENNETT.
Ho,pFsO<g, Rsfs!-s Lf-.s1ss:. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
III THOMAS CLARK.

THE Subferber hereby gives public notice TO Al
concerned, that having been duly appointed Ad.
niniitrator, on the state Of
LEMUEL RAYMOND
late of Newgloucefter, in the county of Cumberland
yeoman decealed andtaken upon hmlelf that truA ad
given bond as the law directs He therefore requeA
all perfons who are indebted iad deceafeds eass
TO make imrnmediate payment and thofe who have
any demands thereon, 10 to exhibit the same, to
Samuel Fogg.
Wszg-epsafsr, o. s, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
OVNIINl VIII NFSI -
Robert Bradley,
Judah Dana,
(ohn Mcmillan.

Joieph Howard, Def9afe f5r BF97OyFlH
William Boynton, Delegate tor Porleyfe.a.
Abraham Andrews, Nel5cff J9r LaVsA
1I1y u, 1906
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14

HI iublcribr hereby gives public notice to all or
cerned, that be has been duly appointed, ~
has taken upon h,mlelf the truR 9t Executor q NJ
lat viii and teltalnent IF
AIhRI' HUSTON,
latc of PoyLa4j, liz the county Of Cumberland, Wi5sF
by giving bond As the law directs He therefore r.
quet all perions who are indebted to the fad deSs.-
ieds eAate, 10 MAKE immediate payment ana hue
wAo have any demands thereon, to exbbr the ians''
LEAIUEL WEEKS'
P.rt!1zl, Srdt &c, 1906. $50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14
For Sale, at L. CLARK'S BookltOre,
FIsb-Styses, PortlaaJ-f fPrs 90 Casts FER Bsr)
DR.. NoRTHRoP'S.

NEW INVENTED BITTERS,
For the JAUNDIcE, and all BILIOUS COM
PLAINTs.-Pyep1reG in NeqVysrl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-14

Ms7y-'ansafer, 09. s, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02

h9~DR.dcTORY.
No. z, Bridge stseer, oar snors North Of c,i6,b,s
Biege. Bi.khmore
NIHERE are made and sold. WE AZ.
w FANS. firsr quality ROLLING and 81 he,
SGR ~ M, for wheat. barley flax-seed, &c ;
HAND RIDDLES ana ,5IkVES, for coal
corn. harley. wheat, rye cars, meal, b-iciz dxs.
fax seed. clover seed, cockla, lime. sani &c
SH1KlS for Indian meal WIRE s4fES
WOVEN WIRE for windows. &c &c
AMOS SMITH,
Formerly WEsT 81 SmI1nJ
N. y. Agoci assortment on hand
Any of the absrs articles will be delivered in
Richmond. ION short no'ice) at the same prices
the orders being left with
SAMUEL PARSONS e som.
Near the Bason, of whom the prices snav DE
knowr--who have now on hand Ig1eai E.n,.
Ttedf aoa Lime Steers, and Meal Sieves, &c. OF
a superior quality
rs FIRE SAFES, ~na few fans BAR
IRON an band
iiih Mo. 1st. 1904. w.f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02
TED ION WDsEsDA Jyssaa pssfna
SATURDA3, MARcH ?. 1905.

L. .
At Courtheld for Washington C oun.
ty, the 10Th day Of January, 1905.
James White, Complt. y
AoAINsr
Joseph Acklin aud andrew Da- I'm Chancery.
vison. defendant, ~
'HE defendant Acklin, not having
y entered his appearance and given secure
according to the al OF Assembly and the rules
OF this court. and it appearing TO rhe satisfaction
oil the court THAT ne is no, an iuhabitant of the
commonwealth Of Virginia; On The morton Of
"s eomI'anant. 1T rs ORDERED. thar the said
defendant Acklin. do arpear here on me th;,d
tuesday, in May nesi nnd answ or rhe hin or the
complainant and thaffa copy of this orticrbe in
serted IN some public newspaper rnbished in this
stsse To- two months successfully, and another
rrspy posted ar the f;on, door of the courthouse
Of the SAID county
copy--Attcst.
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