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.MARFzMsBURe, Asus, 2.

: Yesserdayafternoonfo urpersons were
killed by iightning on board small YES.
sci in Ocaquak creek, near the mills
one ofthem ID onging to this town, Mr..
Isaac Janrey Atwo Others resided at and
near the mills, Messrs. Robert Lindsey
and Beckwith NpeAer, the fourth ablack
man. We undetstand, just as the YES
sci was getting under way, they stepped
onboard to sail about two miles for plea
sure, and had not been there more than
FIVE minutes before they met their I'm.
timely end. T. + =.-s...z, II 4
tAlesand,ia D. Ado. Of Jnly 49,
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Latest FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
PHILADELPHIA, Iuly a..

by the nnnemittingl attention ef our
New-York Correspondents, we are in
possession Of A file Of London papers TO
the z6th May, from which we make Sc.
ysral. extracts for this days Gazette, j
Tho london papers are nearly filled
$ with ren1arks respecting the Toulon
Fleet, the reports Of the neut of Lord
Nelson the maurauding conduct of the
kochefort squadron in the West. Indies |;
and the debates in Parliament on Lord
Melyille's case /; but we have found and
eepiedsevsral articles which viii inter.
est the Americas readers
!" A Courier arrived at Vienna on the
9Th May, with dispatches contradictinr
the report Of treaty Of Alliance having
been concluded between England and
Russia. X, y i Z.
1",The Dey Of AIgiers is said to have
declared war against Spain. ...$
"The news of the sailing Of the Brest
feetis contradicted--Their late move.
ments was mere faint, intended to pre-.
vent the British from sending reinforce.
nient to the West-Indies. +. 2E
Il appears that the British are con.
tracing for animInense quantity of ship.
ping for the conveyance Of Russian
troops. A proposal has, it is said, been
made IN the north of England for 20, 900
tons.
There was considerable degree of
alarmin ireland, on the 1sth Of May,
in consequence Of an apprehension that
the Foulon. and cadiz sqnadrons intend.
ed % make descent on that county"
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FOR SALE.

a HOUSE and LOT, On Martin
IA Street, adjoiningSpring Ally also
a HOUSE and one Quarter. Of Lot.
fronting on the said street. On the FIRST
mentioned Lot are number Of bearing
Fruit Trees Of different kinds. The
said Lots are near a well Of good water,
and would suit particularly well for
tradesmen. The terms viii be made
known BY inquiring ofthe subscriber. .
-. JOHN GOOSEMkN.
Z Martinsburg, August ;, 1905.
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-. ! NETWORK, July 2s.
u FOREIGN NEWS, :
Selected from London papers 10 9nne s

A<SNn0H pdpCgN " HWG De
LONDON, June 5.
Of Adm. Csllingwood's progress or
destination we are still uniformed. He
sailed with sealed orders, which were
not to be opened untithe reached I GER
tain latitude. !,
The Spaniards, it appears, are still
very active ia all of their ports, and ex-
-pect to take very active share in the
war. lis stated thatthe heet from Car
:thagsua, efsix ships Of the line, sailed
from Carthagena on the 27th of April.
We have no certain accounts where this
aeet Is gone unless il be to Gadiz, and
no intelligence Gifts passing the Srreights
has yet been received :. ~
A disorder nearly resembling the
plague Of Turkey in its symptoms and
mortality, lately broke out at QUEEN,
the capital Of Scindea, and il is stated to
have carried off seventy thousand per.
sons in the course ola few days. The
principal Inhabitants ted from the city
on the FIRST alarm, and the troops az
length refused to perform the duties of
the garrison, and marched into the
country, whittier Il is feared they may
have carried the disternper. Atthe date.
however Of the last accounts il was un-
derstood that the fever confined It's "a.
wages to QUEEN, and its immediate vi
cinage.
=, - - -. -. June 4.
Lord Gardner's feet consists oftwen.
weight sail of the line, which were left
all well on Thursday last. Eight or nine
of the ships are three deekers. His
Lordship is now able and will shortly be
made SO, to send detachment oifto any
Of the southern ports Of France, or the
coast Of Ireland, as may be required.
LIVERPOOL, June 8.
Considerable busde is excited BY the
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late movements in the harbour Of Bou-
=logne. The enemy have made some de-
mons.rations, as though part Of the 40
tiila was neantto be sent out, and great
activity Is observed among the troops on
shore. This has called for additional vi
GLANCE in our cruisers, and the force on
this station is to be Immediately and con-
siderably augmented. The Dutchports
are also watched with additional attenti-
on. - = -, .zzz4 Il Il
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REMOVAL.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
i their customers and the public in
general, that they have removed their
Store to that well.known Corner House,
Just at the end Of the Market. House, and
Immediately opposite Mrs. Juliana Eek
harris tavern, where they are openingin
addition to their former stock variety Of
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was the considerable drainage Of specie,
complained Of in all the colony. Amer.
can vessels are compelled either 20 leave,
i particular colony without dealing,
or they draw out from amidst the popu.
lation Of the country, those lastportions
OF gold or silver money which, retained
amidst the ranks Of society, by all the
principles and energies of politicalexist-
ence and combination, yield only 70 the
most powerful actions, and like the last
portions Of moisture which give form
and soIiaity to natural bodies, are only
in the EXTREMIST cases separated and car
ried of. n The specie thus obtained was
Immediately laid out to purchase With
out restriction, return eargoes OF pro-
duce among the foreign islands, TO their
great encouragement, and to the consi-
derable yexaticn and injury of the Bri-
fish colonists. This drainage of specie
was attended with considerable loss, not
only to the planters, but to government
also, in the article of exchange. From
considerable per centage, and lin our
marketwhere the money, point OF ex-
change IS fixed az forty per cent, govern.
nnent could Frequently only get twenty
Eve per cent, or smaller percentage on
the bills she was obliged to sell for the
purposes of maintaining her establish-
ments. This certain loss, considerably
>overbalancing any contingent interests,
deserves the attention and regulation Of
government. = - l.. -...-..-. .-
This unprincipled and abortiye at
tempt to tax foreign nations, by import
ing among them commodities loaded
with domestic duties, was at length a.
bandoned. Something like a better sys-
tenn has succeeded. Regulations have
been formed, according to which, al
though at times and under Increasing
portions Of the drawback on sugars may
be retained, yet, in compensation for
this, tits. with some apparent fairness
provided, thatin other cases bounty
shall be superadded when the prices fall
beyond certain point. There is, in-
deed, IN the ascending scale of bounties
but one solitary step, Of compensation,
whilst in.the descending the drawbacks
aredfminished through many aud various
degrees ofdecline, into total extinction.
Z All assurance also is suspended, as to
the permanent benefits of this argument
By its limited existence, and consequent
dependence upon uncertain opinions, and
upon political events and combinations
yet more uncertain. - s
From discussions Of this sort, all
questions of finance ought upon princi-
Pile to be excluded. Whatever sacri6.
ces comperee may make to navigation,
she should make none to revenue.r 7
. Readers who prefer instruction to a
musement will set high value on the
present pamphlet and the superior or.
Nders Of persons. will discern in it much Of
that accuracy and precision which men
ofssientihc views and habits sometimes
happily introduce into the treatment of
subjects on which moral probabilities are
alone concerned. We take leave of il
with the acknowledgement that II has
highly grati6ed and instructed Us and
we cordially recommend it to the atten-
tive perusal Of all who. are possessed of
either commercial Or political influence.
- E-8s n - So .zt
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SALEM. Iuly, Is.

French and Spanish Reet-By the ac.
count brought BY capt. Frye Il appears
that the combined Aeet, on the last Of
June, had made good progress intheir
passase asross the Atlantic. At the same
time We bear nothing Of the pursuing
British Rect. :. - :. :
CaPt. Frye informs, that our. squa.
dron Of Gum Boats had arrived safe at
Gibraltar, =. * Il =. 49,, =.
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New: Goods.

They have also just received a large
quantity of hosie. made LINEN Zine
and coarse,) ditto tyDiRed RAGS, clean
FLAX, sc. They continue to keep
seal and upper LEATHER, BAR
IRON, crovley and bkstered STEEL,
PAINTS, fute,Ht and other MEDI-
CINES, &c. &c.
Ali which they offer for saleremarka-
bly, cheap. &;
shepherd's.Town July 10, 1905.
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PLYMOUTH, July 20.

Schooner Miles Standish, Capt. Da-
Wis. arrived this day from Lisbon, 10
days passage. Captain Dulton came
passenger and IS the bearer Of dispatches
for government from Mr.. Munro, res
Pecting the negotiations between Spain
and the United States. Mr.. Munro,
had left Madrid, the negotiations hav-
ing been broken off. Capt. Dulton pro-
seeds On 70 Washington Immediately.
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By the ship Beluidere, capt. Shenk, from
.'. =, Liverboo. rs ;.

i. LONDON; May Is.
An officer Of one of the ships lately
captured by the Bold gun brig gives a
most formidable account of the number
of the enemy's Rotilla in the ports of Boz
logne, Vimereaux, Eastaples, Calais,
Ostend and Dunkirk. He swelts the to.
tai amount to 5000 Is confident that the
attempt at invasion win be. made this
summer; thatthe French feet will come
out and fight ours, and that whilst they
are sighting US with their ships Of the
line, their large frigates will release the
flotilla from the different ports, and con-
voy them to our shores. The number
Of men encamped on the Bologne coast
is Fifty thousand. = +. AZ. +.
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TIE BIRTH OAR OF FREEDOM.
A N Cd E..

Sung on the 4th Of July, AZ the celebra-
ton Of American Independence, by
the Young Federal Republicans Of
Boston. IL 49, SO ~ ID - -
Written By one sfihs. Company.
- une-HAIL -CoLuMBIA.
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BOSTON, JULY IL.

Ip,dr NTH 4 iboli---- A letter from NAL
q, Of April 10, says preparations for
the Tripoline Expedition we're then maxi
ing with great activity. A vessel had
been dispatched with military stores for
the claimant Of the Bashawship, who
waste Be enabled to attempt TO regain
his rights, and was to attack Tripoli by
land, while the American squadron bom-
barded il from the sea. The united .ef-
fort against the hostile usurper, the pre-.
sent Bashaw,: was probably made in
June. s.ss .-- -. :, E-@ = 2
A letter from Antigua, says. " You
have doubtless heard Of lord Nelson's
being off this place, in pursuit of the
combined feet. Various eoniectures Of
the destination Of the French and Spanish
heetare aHoat ;--some say for Trinidad,
others jamaica, others Europe, others
the Mediterranean, &c. / doubt much
Nelson's overtaking them; iihe should,
notwithstanding he has but one arm and
one eye, and but about half their force,
he viii, doubt not. give his usual good
account OF them. Il IL said the coIobin-
ed feet have dispatched vessels in sari-
GUS directions, to meet and board Anne
rlcan vessels, to give them false accounts
Of their course, BIC. for the purpose of
leading Nelson astray, as by similar
means he was led up the Mediterraneani
and he, it is said, is going directly to
the Englishchannel, should he not fall
in with them, presuming it is their oh.
ject to unite in the threatened invasion
Of England, &c, Should the corrbined
fleet, BY false reports, induce him to
leave the West Indies, they will, it
is said, return here again and attemptthe
capture of our islands in the mean time
should not be surprised it, to avoid
Nelson, they should approach your
southern coast. and even anchor in
Hampton Roads Should they return,
however, we shall be every way prepar-
ed to ehastise their temerity. / have
thus given you eur reports, &c.. and
leave Il to time to substantiats them, or
to do them away" - 4.
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INDEPENDENCE loud proclaim,
Through the brazen trump Of fame
To Heaven let the notes aspire,
To Heaven lei the notes aspire,
And mart.r''d Heroes iain the song,
While eehoing spheres the strains pro-
long.
A Nation celebrates her Birth
Gladness, pleasure, joy and mirth,
With Gus goblets here shall flow
ADAMS bids Us keep il So. q s-s=.s
1outhfid Patriots, sc.
WASHINGToN'S immortal name,
Highest on the list Of fame. Z
Let aAIevere, and shout his praise.
Let I'll revere, and this praise.
He babe unjust oppression cease,
Obtain'd us Liberty and Peace.
And while we celebrate on earth
The joyful day that gave them BlRrH,
He approving looks below
Smiles to see Us keep il So.
2onthful Ratriots, &C. !
ADAMS! Patriot, Hero, Sage,
Next on Glory brightest page,
Who dds, our bsuque IN safety guide
Who didst our barque in safety guide
Retir'd, thy grateful country prays
That peace may gid Thy future days.
Bsstcw thy blessing while we Join. 4.E
On this day round fair freedoms shrine
For whose birth libations flow; -
THOU hast biduskeep it-so. .A y i:
I'm 1outhfli Patriofs, &c.
Yet we pause, and drop tear;
These who bought the prize so dear.
And gave their lives in Freedoms cause.
And gave their lives in Freedom's cause,
! Deserve the tribute due to all
That in the cause ofyirtue fall.
But they're in bliss and from sboye,
Smiling with celestial love,
View with Joy their sons pursue
Freedom, Pane and Virtue too. .A.. &
~ They will sanction what we vow I.
Make the Oath they hearus nows
Heaven! we appeal to thee
Il Like our sires WE WILL BIZ TREE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

cea!ed until the enemy had retired from Ills
fziy qUeqAbey babifafioa, when he removed ~
z teciuded place III the country, To wait un-
til Gen. Wilmington, with The northern a.
7ly, could drive the invaders from his State.
Iheie facts, reader are not founded on
the y 0lnderous" tales Of the FedsraIi1s
br5 they are itarements Of a Virginia demo
crat, who with all the heroifm and gallant
ry OF Don Quixotc, had undertaken
- Vindicatiou Of Mr.. Jeferion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

FLAX being the principal article Of
Domeaic Manufacture, (wooI excepted in
themiddle and northern itates, perhaps
hiDt may he acceptable.
Abour ra years paif, purchafcd a Ger
man iervant man, who by his account came
from the neighborhood Of Rulia. T
ioon after fet him and others to fpread nv
Flax, the Lot not containing the whole, he
requeited me 70 lct him rot the remainder
his own way, which he faid was TO half rot
i in the water and .hen on the ground.
which he did, and the fax 70 rotted, prov.
ed the bef, foftef, and whiteR, had ev-
cr ieen, and the method pieafed nv wife
and fninners 70 well, have praGtifed ever
hnce, with iome alterations as TO time.
The ProceiSwe find TO anfwer beft, IS, af-
ter the feed IS beaten of, bind il abour the
hze Of common rye iheaves, and about the
Taft Of September, or Art Of October, in
merce i in water, fagnared IS preferable 70
running, it hould not Be more than three
feet from the furface, and the FAX kest en-
tirely under the water about two weeks. but
tae time thould be regulated BY the weath-
eT, as 60 heat or cold, we then take il out
and ipread it thin and even,, and turn II as
often as occaion may reSuire, after being
iPread, every rain, 70. f, dew, or froit, afifs
IN teparating the herl, whitening and fof-
tenlng the flax, and extracting the gum,
which is the only caule Of fax Being coarte
and harfh, and i IS an eaablilhed fact With
thofe that have uyed that either thread or
or cloth, made from fax prepared il the
above manner, Is fofter, and viii whiten II
one third OF the Tune that is reduiGte for
that irom fax rotted in the comnonnanner
| believe the principal reafon, that watey
rotting flax, Is 70 little Pratficed IA North
America, is that thoie who have tded il,
find the hax hard and brittle, the caufe 81
which, Il imagine1 IS putting it in water in
hot weather, when two cr three DAYS will
rot iufiicient for dreiing but will not ex,raa
The gum.
hPerion ofmg acquaintance from Hi5cr-
MA, (who is well acquainted with the prc-
cets of fax preparation, informs me, that
ithas been the common pra6tice in Ireland
about % or 90 years ago, 70 letHax remain
in the water until fufhcieltIY rotied, but
the people in general finding it did not an
fwer their ianguine expiration, have hnc=
a2oPrcd rhe above method with flccefs.
Linen made Of fax prepared as above d.
recfed, with one boil, will be abour the CO.
Tor Of Rulia lheeting, which induces me to
believe that all the hemp and fax III RuiIia,
is rotted in the fame way.-And as | am
greatly deirous for the Improvement Of the
manufacture Of this country, with my fell
low ctizens TO make trial, which may Be
fafely done by trying fmalI pari..-.-.-
1t you think the foregoing worth place
III your paper, K. will be well to publih !.
f9on, as the lealon proper for the operation
is near ct hand. l remain your friend,
.. tesEPH COOPER.
.ys,ra 3, E-gsr, frF.
..n .r -Ea
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Sesmen5 Pre'y t7is,r. -- a ger. .,len,a,. ,yI,o
has lately rc-r nd from z r al:fax, and
brought with him his fop, whole lJDerae:ors
from co board one of the7B,3s4h fr;gares ".
on that fatlon, he procured thrsngh he
friendIhlP and agency oF ,fa,ag ksea.b. ia.
Ct thar place, ailures IS. dat lie 1aHasa
f'9ts13 l9,l, winch are given W ctr flames
at the cuitom boulc<. VIII not inlure their
latety from imP1tifrene OIL b5s.d Briyifa
th'Fs OF war. az adds, that ID order -
render theie Projections al5, and conform
ao'e to Lle regu-4si1,ls ofthe -BriI!lh navy.
they mutt + accompanies bv the copy ~
~erriaiCztes daae4 by tie Iowa-CeFk of
the Place, where The birth of each i-aman
'4F1 -iitered f; wh;oh copy mnit p amazed
~ the Pr5telTlgr ard th1 ~ iaai a.eaeVl-
edged by the Coll 1sor to u depodze4 ~
h.s ofi-c.
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}ooftrv.
HOME.


WHEN north winds rage and tempelts howl,
And great folks on uiisfortunes fcovyl,
How fweet, remote from Bufy life,
10 Pref' thy children and thy wife,
Secure :; home
WheA merit thoufand cares,
And vice pleaGng Tendance were,,
"ouldft thou her barbed dart elude
Fly tothe bofosn Of the good,
and cherifh home
When evenings dewy fsr afcend.,
Their with few but real friends
Well are thy Aeeting moments fpeat,
Gouhteous thy guel content
Then welcome home
Saould foTrow'' child thy precintts tread,
lis thine to raife hisdrooping head;
His burning tears fhall ceaie 70 flow,
HIS heart with greatful warmth naall glow,
And blefs thy homs
Alas unnGmber'd ills views
Thy heart fhall beat, and ficken too
Dicafe, and want, and anguih lie;
HaFk! It's the widdw-orphan's-cryt
They have no home
Should wars thrill trumpet frike thine ear,
Alike remote from pride or fear,
Honour unheathes Thy filming fword,
fc conquer OF TO die the word,
Protect thy hoare
Thy children children 1iall receive
From thee recipe 70 live;
Their bIe1ings and their deeds arife,
IN beaded fragrance to The fkies
Their native home
When age has frofted ev'Ty hair,
And OOlen'd ties remove thy care,
Then, when the veil is half withdrawn,
PleaSd llat thou hail the rihn! morn,
Thy lat bright home
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

THE Enquirer had got on far 9Th
his vindication, when, as if his hand was
paliGed, his Pen dropped Intead Of pur-
fuing the talk Of correcting the errors Of
the FederaIiits, he turned about, and very
laudably employed himielf in correcting his
own errors, 1t was found, that his over
wsening vindicator had taken a very unfa-
Vorable pohtion "a petition in which
His gun, though atn'd az duck or Plover,
Bore wide, and l5ckd its owner over
1t was perceived that it would not anfwer
the defred purpofe, TO complime ut Mr. JEFF
ferfons modeity and magnanimity at the
expence of his courage and talents The
federalifs had afcribed TO Mr.. Jefferfon,
a deficiency in, the latter. qualifications.
To admit this deficiency, therefore, was to
admit as much as fedtralilts could deiire.-
COniequently, The Enquirer was orderedf to
change his ground. And left we fhould be
accufcd of miirepreftnting his langua &c,
we give his very words -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

WE the fubfcribers, having been appointed by the
Fon. Samuel Freeman, Eiq Judge of Probate 70
receive aud examine the claims ag1nft the efate Of
FRYE POOR,
late Of Portland in the county of Cumberland rne--
chant, deceaed, reprelented inioven-do hereby give
notice thar fix months allowed 70 the creditors to
bring in and prove their claims and that we ha at
tcud that fervice the Room the Min. Fire anE
Azarize ErHyasee Office the irf Monday of the fix fol-
lowing months, from ten o'clock, 4. d. to one p H.
Y ..... Woodbury. Storer,
Lemuel Weeks.
pc,fIanl. OtfoEsr es. 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

TIE iubicriber hereby gives public no;rce to All
concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
has taken upon hmief the trut Of an Adminiltrator
on the cRate of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

= - IL-I1I1I-TI DOUNIFl7NI, TUN.
late Of NorthyarmCGth, in the County Of Cum berland
Mariner deceafed, BY giving bond the law directs
she therefore requels all perons who are indebted
20 the iaic deceafeds elate, to make immediate pav
meuti and thole who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the fame to
Elizabeth Bucknam,
Dafaf C7. 2s, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

TIE fu1fcriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that fhe has been duly appointed, and
has taken upon heriell, The trut Of Asninratrir on
.l,n cfln4 -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

= Virginia paper in the fri Of the apollo
gins az the administration.
We fly srlyei, becaule il j evident from tie re-
IN circumauce alluded 70, THAI the Er7airzr il no.
thing hl a tool il t!iis bufncls. NJ man, left 70
hiInfclf cold have bedu guil,Tof fvch 7alrb.e cor
t.adictieu-.
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: New Church Music.
JUST PUBLISHED.

ma fer Sale b. BAAC ADAMS
At his Book-aore No. s, Jones's Row,
(P,ies doll pr dszea. rs cts fsgle.J
NORTHERN HARMONY 4; BEING
= collection from the works Of many approved
authors Of SACRED EfUSEC-ContaiAing /. The
Rudhnents Of Mliic, laid down in a plain and com.
preheniive manner.--lI. Palm and HYMN Tuaes, A.
dapted 10 the various metres in common ufe, together
with ieveTal Anthems-Caldafef fer Be gc Of Singing
SebsaA and RaisioEs Soe;atis5--By ABRAHAM MAXIM.
The Northern Harmony contains j 3 tunes, AZ OF
which are original It has been critically examined
BY thoie poIeing tate and Judgment in church muc,
and is pronounced work Of much merit. CIV o. 7. .
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AMOS THPP M

bate OF Bragf7ViF, in the county Of Cumberland Ner-
SfTnt, deceaftd, by giving bond as the law directs -:
II therefore requels al pericas who are indebted 70
te iaid deceaeds etate 70 make immediate payment
and thoie VINO have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the fame to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice 10 all con
cerncd, that he has been duly appointed, aad has
taken upon kimleI, the truf Of Adminfrator on the
.Ga .CN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04
4soha(al.
From the BALANCE.

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