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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-08
INST REcElvEB, BY
2 @ B E r T G A 4,
And FOR Sale al his R,ok Store,
For Iaundice & Bilious Complaints,
WdEATON's,
GENUINE PATENT BITTERSs

P<ie ss5 S. etss.
Secoed 70 him by Letters Patent trom tue rseh-
dent pgthe United States.
A MEDICINE extremely uieful and elheacious Tor
eurIos lAaiiiey aud bilious diforders and removing tnse
6ok:nr. fa.ns aad aare1ed feeling ar the Aomaeh, DIN
.cnlry Of o~reashiag, lofs Of appcsite, and acePy dail nsayl-
nals IN che fSrroart ofthe day, * aSneis and trembling
sof Tue /, nbs. dizziaels OF the head, and ~yellowneis u
esauae-oance. complaints 70 common TO janndiey ana pl
oas people. ,na of
s;us, chsacy 10 npiaihss, pukings. snd pargmIgs. inoigst-
t;,o ok ncad ache, rhsumatic complains, Se- ~n,Vn
live fran ! roI.s4ioR of<our, bilious matter IN tne ITO
mach. and az lensth teaoring the coaaitnraon to fsfensea
-TssSare aNs found very uleful TO carry OFT worms
"a, - sarc riis1etty ehildren. and may be uied VIII lals-
..S;n ali onl:itttions, ages aud fexes.
= Thr MARI cures thar have Been efeesed N ne" Eng
ard. bv de above nedicine IS may be Teen IN sne oi's3
~a,ens che nsccHiey of further Recommendation.
LIKE owls
EAeatou'5 patent ltch Ointment,
Pdee only So cents.
IT, orlv medicine in the world which Will certainly
.nrs ,bsTfCH. without having m II any thiag either
Sangeeoas or diiagreeable ;it being eompoled notify oil
s.grsd;enr, never before dhcoversd or uied IN that aM-
One HOY cures a perfYn, and sh:re-oeed he no waning
.ser ybseuie Of il, as the Gkin is generally ieit essaner aho
h'00Su' ALSO.
sLee's gs,sasne Wndhag AnhSa1ous
PILL S.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-08
By aWILLi4M LOWELL,

Who ,begs leave TO inform the, Ladies, Grrlt
men, and Til. Public ip general, in this tOsp|
that OH Wednesday, the 6ra of May, htFu|
commence bsking (; where they may be y
piled with BREAD Of The 6fa quality Al
fourd baked-on fuch terms never betof ~
fesed 10 this place-as follows: Il
1sIiE eighteen penny loaf for 20 cs't', nv
penny Loaf for 10 cents, four pence pau
penny Leaf for . cents and, for the converter,
of tlole swsele family or circumstances VIII
admit of LARGE RRzADs he vii! maks ~
three penny loaf two ounces heavier tfaow
weight fixed by the C!erk Of the MARKET, @"l
rcttedby the Cs,psrahoa 70 that the iaf0u'ns
man viii be f,ryed On as good terms as The I.,l
chant. The BEST suPFRPIEE rLoUR ter nv
keeping at rum eesH per pound, or n.y.
pounds for a dollar. Thofe Ladies and Gsaus
men who with to be regularly fupplitd at tns
own houfes, will be obHging enough TO iep
lioc as Hhoyef which will be 'astended to, Gh@
aNa4uanee 10 fsl!ers %of Brad To prevent w
Misunderstanding thc.above terms are GASP,
lefs where iGated etedits are agreed OF, and 's .,
are expeaed to be regularly Paia-the P'D'
being fmali. CT, ~ IA
". B. To Tavetns, clearinghouse, !,
large families, there will bear additional avn
Of ksa, Per efaf. in buying LARGE l,oAHt'
preference TO SNALL,
April &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-08
c N D L E S.

The Subscribers have received a
conGsnment of 100 boxes Of Mould CANDLES,
the quality Of which is tased TO be extraordinary
-Fer hk By I
Robert Z. Heos, 9Co.
Who with to drawaon Bottom,
for a few thou(and Dollars at ihort
fight.
May I6. eotf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-08
TEA.

n few boxes Of the very 5sR quality "
reee,ued "
Vaudeville & Jameffon.
May IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-08

81 2 PRINTED DAMT BT
S. S N O W4D E NJ
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-08
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E<S R USSE L,
Fla, ysm5vtd bis Stare to Ryalfrset, IN baHf
TIE OLD EAGLE TAVERN House, ON G'
aortb Of King freet1; wSent be hasn't ''ls'1
afrs@ Ip9J@
German g. Eaf-India Goods,
Prints, Dimities, Checks, Iriih Linens, &c. &C.
which hs will fell by sshe piece, low, t' a4
or on lhort credit. 4
May 2. y,
N. B. I vii! let, for foir YEAR,, the BNllt
HOUSE | have jua left, on Fairfax ftfeet.
]. r.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-16
PHILADELPHIA, Ausust 3.
SPANISH AFFAIRS.

The presen. aspect Of our relations
with Spain is such % 20 warrant the e.
pectation Of an immediate rupture, the
arrival Of this erisis Is no matter Of asto-
nishment: his only 70 Be wondered, by
what ingenious humility the event has
been deferred % this period. Since the
occlusion Of the port Of New.O Orleans
(which was manifestly an act ofstudied
insult and outragel down 70 the present
moment, the catalogue Of Spanishwrong
hasbeen increasing in number and mag
nitude. Rorbearance on our part, has
only provoked reiterated injury; and
even when our government had assuni.
ed q few sparks ofenergy, they have pro.
duced from q corrupt enemy, nothing
bat prevarication and subterfuge. Wash.
ington and Madrid have alike Witnessed
The humiliation Of q nation protesting to
possess al the prerogatives Of indePen.
dence. On the ocean, in our rivers, and
in our harbors, our citizens andour laws
have been derided and abused. Rights
have been refused, Indemnify for wrongs
been dinied our foreign agents have
been either totally neglected or openly
insulted !; unjust rigours and exactions
have beenimposed upon our commerce,
and, as if the aggravation could not be
TOO heinous, the honour of the govern
ment has aslast been violatedby an of
fensive attack on its regular armed force!
Under this accumulation Of injuries, 10
be quiescent, would be cowardiee--
while to.act, would be nothing more than
the dictate Of ordinary feeling.
This state Of things Is maniiestly the
effect ofthe crooked policy 'of our own
administration. Inorder to avoid war,
Washington adyisedhi countrymen d.
waysto Be prepared for il. But whaf
has been the practice Of Mr.. yeifersou !
Has he, in his foreign transactions, iEn-
pressed the nations Of Europe with Z
competent ideaof our ability % vindieate
the national honour Z u, hns he not n
ther thrown that HoHouR On The GERcx
ofpowers with whom he has negociatedl
Even Spain, thehumblest and most pu.
siilanimous nation on the globe, has been
truckled TOT And abe, . Il were, &C.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-16
LEXINGTON, July IL.

Some time during the last spring, Z
was announced, that . combination OF
the Indian tribes west ofthe Mississippi
had been formed against the Osages, or
Washasha, up the Missouri. Since that
period, the account Of this expedition
has been doubted. We have now to in
form our readers, that the intelligence
has recently been confirmed BY Chick.
asah Indian, who, with his compani-
ons, was in Lexington few weeks past.
He says, that not only his own nation
have actually sent forward their warri-
ors, but that the Cherokee, Chacktah,
and an the other tribes 10 the north had
started On the expedition. 7
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-16
NETWORK, Angus. ..

Last Wednesday the ship Annawan,
Holmes master, arrived at Philadelphia
in 60 days from Liverpool. On the pas-
sage, June %, captain Holmes was
brought to BY the British ffigste Ger
berus, and boardedby an officer, who
informed him that of the Western IL
lands they had engaged and captured the
new French frigate Vile de Paris, Of
~ guns and $50 men, after an action: Of
three and a half honrs, and sent her for
England. The Cerberus had ~ men
killed, and IS wounded Among the
former was the first heutenant, and tie
latter the captain.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-16

cealed lust below the surface Of the va
Ter. The boatmen are obligedto proceed
with caution, and it is near a3month Or
Ave weeks before the voyage i comPlet.
ed; q voyage where you are secluded
from IN society ofman, exeeptin g.
vape state ;but where the eyeis relieved
by continual change Of the most de.
Erhtful and picturesque scenery. and
some Of the grandest and most sublime
views Of nature. Ess
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-16
DOMESTIC 1VTELLIcENcE.
NEw.oRLEANs, July !. .

4 We are happy TO announce the arrival
in this city, on "Wednesday last, Of Col.
Burr (late Vice. President Of the United
States) and suite, al in good health.- -
We understand he win make only stay
Of ten or fifteen days amongst Us, when
he win depart for The Western country,
and win spend the latter part ofthe sum-
mer and fail in Kentucky. : - 80. 4 4
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nf one row az boxes only. with pit and
vaIIerv. The pIays are ID French, and
;hev have ( tolerable set of actors. The
;nhabitants re musical /; and gentlemen
ofisn nerform n re orchestra & the the.
-. q faet. yhev have no muaic, pub
ne 81 private. but such Is i obtained ID
III. volnrtarv ~.
Tt;snot IS yo,,ne colonies that We are
,oIoot for much Improvement ii the arts
M 1890. !, v;il Is sufrcient IL they
r -. 49,. vhieh thev BRING from
q. ,ns,h.. co,,rs,v. and ID not derene.
80, - -.s.,-r.r;sl,, Rmirrants 20 sueh
&c., s.. 1910 lmen al ! specuiative
- .,te,n5;.;r.s, .,n ,he connectlon,
No. a. scr,S .,noncst Each Other are
,. $3.50. i, ~ 81. 80 ~ ;n,.rest IS imme.
TO-. yi.s.,,r.. 80 io.e much az their g.
i;.h ~ ~ ,sns ofthas &c which Is found
=, h.,,h. 80 sr,,e hond az societv.
~ ci;..... d.,;n. .,,mn,er i intoie.
,.,i, - r., :. e. Avs whilst 1 -.
49,. +. r,,rs 81. ,hermomefer GOOD
:. -, $3.50. s. 4. 1900. Is dsem.
= 800 ,rh.,l,hv niace. which nav
ssah.t1., =. go. = r. Ia sifuat;on !.
sor shsr. s .carcsly ! hin 8 be seen for
r..nv ,.;I.. ,oc.,her. bes;des. the IN.
49,. - !. N, y -. - 800. !. ,rd
Is. c,,l.;vss.d -. 4 z Il. immsdiate
.;c;n;,. &c =. 80.
IT, .l........ q ,.. a.hh.,h |. a
-. i .-s.,:- ..ss 81 a. -. 49,. ~
49, - - ~. ss....... Th..,,,orr;nc !.
-. -. :: -. 49, 80. r.. e. fcrm.
~ ....r.ts;.s $50 - roof of ~
- 80 1870 Ts:. 49,. ..,s.S al .,;,b j,
!. s IT,. e -. "a 80, s..rv ~h.r.
sh.ss.s y. -, ~ S;Isr;.v ,nd eheer.
49,. s.....a, -. s.. $500 rro.
.. - 1890, 80 4. sSIIe
'ss.s..:. .. 50. =. 49,, ~ 81. ic--
= s,S..s. $3.50. .h.s -, -. - ;nv..
~ j;....:on. .;n.;.- a.rr;r, ana
81 s:.S. ~ 49,. - 80 $50 = .,erv
). 90 s.. s.sn;rr $ c,o,y,
49,. 49,, - e Ii..;..,;or sIss ,isv.house
80 s..tI., -. - 49, 800
T 1rI .' ..ah..a;T. ~ 4. ,n;nd f,pn, all
s.,,,,.s s,s,s..s. ~ $3.50 A. ~
. E aSh. hs.r, = -. :wsy.
$50 go $3.50 ,-;,S ,he lov.r .,rt ~
-. IS
-. ~ Ne. ,,i..c. ~on.;.t.
-. e = 1. 81. rrror,s,;c. q aerr-
y RI. 80. 60. esy,r.s,r. ea,,on.
$50. -. - .sr;an. 49,, ar,;cI-.
-, - ,rodneed n the p,.ntat;on. uD
=. 49, ~. Sir. ard s,,r.' - 81.
. -. f,or, n. Ind;an. Who ,r. con,in.
s,,.Iiv br;ns;n 81 Them down g ~. nI.c.
zs-6.re ,hsy Sarter ,hem for.Tife.v,ns'
no~dsr bianTe,. a. The ;mnort. ~
rl;eav We.s Ind;a. prodnce and sucb
Ensc,,..,, yn.r,,f .-,,,r..I Z. -. 1900 n
- .,,on,... - ;rh.h;,an,. q IL
$500 e. IN. ,r, AZ, 1900 ~. mai.
. -. ~. i.,,a. 4. -. as.s,shl.
s ~. s. -. - 49,. ..ss.,. =. ~: 49,. :,
~ - 49, 49, - s,,a.i !. e.
Ss" 80. 1. =. -. -. .s..s.;.~ IS.
800 49, ,: !: :. .,I1 lsssI1 ~
sno.nsl s. -. h. -. 10. :. -. -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-16
ALEXANDRIA, Arga.. ..

Fatal DUEL-It is with regret
we announce the sacrifice Of a victim &c
she shrine ofthe sanguinary practice Of
duelling. Yesterday morning, ii sin
O'Clock, duel was fought between Mr..
EHoch M Lyies Of this town, and AIR
John Z. Bo,vie Of Pisca,away. Mary.
land, q Johnson's spring. about 9 miles
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-16

FAR as TO intimate that her foreign agenss
here might depart At pleasure.
wAsHINcToN-cITY. Augus. 9.
Yesterday dropped down from the
Navy Yard in Washington, the United
States frigate ApAns, Capt. Murray.
She reached Alexandra last evening"
il is probable she win not stay longer than
part Of to-day, when she win sail on .
lcruize of our coast, for the purpose OF
protecting our commerce from the ma
rauding picaroons which have 90 long
and shameiully been suffered to plumber
our citizens Of their hard earnings-in.
suit DC in our own harbors--and inter-
rupt our intercourse with others. Il 10
We think to be regretted that this cruize
has been so long delayed-and It h sur
prising that government should not have
tho't Of il before. Il has long been our
opinion that one fEigate at least should
be constantly on our coast. Certainly
our commercial citizens deserve every
attention--it Is from their industry and
enterprise that government derives It's
revenue. ssE lss "a ~. :s#
Extraes sf6 ltiftr fran al ebEce, eftit
United States al Sy, acuse, dated ! It'll
May, 1905, 10 commodore Pre5ir.
The Commodore is stiil at Malta
hishealth something better. The Enter
prize is expected every day from Venice,
entirely rebuilt. Capt. Barron, Of the
Essex, left this port yesterday for NAL
q, leaving a brig, called the Franklin,
which believe he purchased 1t Trieste,
intended for Bomb. A Mr.. Farquhar,
arrived here . few days ago, from Alex.
andria be says that Mr.. Eaton had
marched some days before (which was
about the 9Th Of March with 100 Chris
tians, and the old Bashaw with about
1000 Turks their hopes were very
sanguine 10 get safe, and take possession
OF Oerne and BengoSa. We have had
no official account from Mr.. Eaton g
yet bat it is rumorrd at Malta, that he
y IN Derne. The Argus 10 expected .
bring Us news soon." =
IN addition tothe Information reeeiv-
ed by Mr.. Harrod, arrived at Newbury.
port from Triest, We are further inform.
/ ed, that i" he learnt q Syracuse, that
Gen. Eaton, who was in the vicinity u
Alexandra, in concert with the ex.ba.
shaw, were going against Tripoli, with
an army of 90, 600 Arabs. He also learnt
that the American squadron would com.
menee their operations about the ist of
July, when our :. smallest competent
force" viii no doubt do.all IN their pow
er 70 suhdue this heretofore unconqaers
able race ofbarbarians. = 80.
Hints.-Bonaparte, 80 thereport Roes
! in The Mediterranean, employed al HE
influence over the king Of Naples, to dis
suade him from lending his gun boats
duringthe present campaign 10 our sqna-
dronbefore TripoG.
Bonaparte, 1t may be conceived, - has
employed Ill his influence over the king
Of Spainto dissuade him from executing
the convention of 1909, and surrender
ing the eastern slipe Of Louisiana.
Who knows whether Bonaparte may
not have obtained the cession ofthe Flo
ridas from Spain, % he formerly obtain
ed shs cession Of Louisiana
Richmssd EaSuirer.1
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curing spirit ffom our evidence Of The
want Of Il, has poured out injury and
insult with no unsparing hand.
War, Ii cannot be denied, IN its best
shape, Is m evil TO any nation. Under
our present circumstances, however,
there are many considerations 70 dimi-
nish lie iuconveniences. Our country,
throughout its whole extent, i agitated
byriyil contentious, by state jealousies,
and local animosities. Indeed these
passions have proceeded 70 50 dePlora-
BE height asalmostto menace the tede-
ralcompact with dissolution. Hencei t
Il that 1t such crisis, we conceive to.a
reign point ofaction for the feelings and
energies 81 our citizens, might pos.
Sibly tranquilize our domestic tumnits,
and consolidate into one uniform sys.
tenn, the principles and views Of good
men or al parties. We are indeed ins
want Of some external pressure 70 force
d 70 proper estimate Of our real sitnati.
ON and resources. !.
With respect to the precise state OF
our concerns with Spain, we only learn,
that our government has proceeded 20
far as to intimate that her foreign agenss
here might depart at pleasure. :
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14
Sheep ioR.

CTRAYED lolen from Tic lu',.cfi,ey, aboGs thirty
~ four SHEEP, on the hrsl OF Novcmhsr lait-~part
Of them marked With swallow. tai IN each car, and
part OF ih.ia with fsaows tai in thc right and
a halt p.nny the upr~A hdc of the left here
wers two black thS:p 4n>ag them, ono Ct shcW has
wh0e fposop he top Of her head ara marked wits 4
fua,ows tail ia tie riss err aad half penny on lie
ap5e hit az the left ear,hree ekp mar scd With
a hole hrough caeh ear. hoover viii give in.asmiton
the fub.ciosr 70 thar toe iAerr may BE- recovered
iha have dollars reward ARD all l.et Harry charges
paid 1h1sIAS PRINCE ls&
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14
G4aglfN.elI.
a NTKONY CROSS, rhe propr;

4 NTKONY CROSS, The proprietor
IN, of the @ ALvANiC MACHINE. respectfully
sceussnt the pehic thashS has arrived IN this town.
ssd may iound At No 10. Ts"o Re7o, or No sslaas
casrt where he IA be happy wait ali who with
20 reetiaeits mid AMI eheetua opcr tons This new
and verympo All d.covery has already cured many of
the s aes incidenf to lekutal isiera irch AS rlcu
ND cand aervou comrAa ainss evil bndneis, deaf
uefs and lois Of fpeech &c.
During ref slce Of only few monr.s in Bottom he
l,as had tic piesure OF ehetng m9,v yaiu,hc eu,cs,
bess perlnoa to fuont TO the inspeoa OF he publi:
shr following
- N.russ,.says, on =, .sos S
Sra-Ycur letter OF tho 18th vi, have duy received
The fsts relative the of and rsrovrry of my Dspeh.
'bers voice.! can certify to be rheic Elm Npv-n9sa,
(ocsdonec BY sevcrs eodl r Ion er voice and could
nor fpeak louder than whfper and remain d il ,b;,
hsuation unlil n< viset Bolan in May an where .hc
attended yur ta.ss"s a.ssIire twenty dsys according
20 yoer account elhbilei She has ,nfon,ed me that
during shs eour of her afhancs, her voice gradually
came herand Che appears have ii as plstect.
y as before her acsnefs
AN your mon ohedicnt, 49,
LDWD 81 LOE LIyEpNoRE.
Ffo~ c5sr!ss Evan. EY y Kisgss. s~ax, f,avliqp il
.fzse, ia ia, BIS itas6, 81,
Mr.. ANruokY Cso,s. B9'a A5 Ca, Mss
sr-Hsvins received much henei from the apple alton
Of the Gaisans NaebH in yoar pollefpn y1c lib
erty tomake uie Of tbs sy way tiicate ihat.eet
il you ihiuk proper iinl,y ct opinion hist il ba,
refoied to tire II Of my hands Def re the g pc
rimen incapable of writing from cxccirve debi,y
occslonel by long fesies of lines in earm inase
an FIR, your moft ottdsnt Servant,
CHARLES EyAN9.
y B9qoa, o.. y, 1874
THIS /. 10 Certify that have been asllaed with
great numbnefs and wezkpes III nv eFt hind, which
prevented M from doing my work and by the aid of
two operations the 6alvs. zss havs been feicTcd
and am ahie 70 work as usual. MARY AUsnfs
Bs7a, dry AZ, Sea
THIS is TO Cersifv that have ben afflicted er rtefe
years pan win violent nh umafic complaint which
prevented me having any rec for the above time AID
have been entirely cuei :. fourteen operations of tho
Galvanic Maehne. JOSHUA Stokes,
10. g, Afai Street.
y Spectators may be fupplieI with
Tickets At fnoaAs etARK's Boosnors, F;.h-aree,,
fsld-ss, I.s -.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14
THO4fdC CL.6pK.

HAS fcrft, al his Rookaore and For innate Lottery
j. One applied Tor immed,st-;y1 jssr who {
s. hti7s.t so.snii ft4e on erERS at s., in
w oeee.a CHS OF ,fsaegaa r. y95oy-v heh
n a.td df7s>is. beoor, the 9Th init
AoTfaTvsrss vii do vel 70 avail themfeires CT,
the felent oppor NIFTY o psrshafn. aslik,se arc s
ing y S~ito'14t Dolaissaci. and 9n Ia rif..
- ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14

IIiE luhgeria-r hereby gives pubic notice., al con
! eefncd. th4t lie Ia. been uui appointed ana has
taken upon himlef the ut VI All or q, ID
Ena.e @ * john Dies,
late a. Potsaca IN rte county of Cumberland dsriner
desSsed ny giving bord sht lda irecs nc therefore
repueis all pei i.s who indebted 10 TIC fid .ecca
eos eta;S to maze imnil ii4e payment aud thoe who
nave ~ demands tlerc1r e1abir the dne to LINZ
UHL WEEKS, Esq, a GREEN eE<agi'RRg !.
Qsfsdat P~stral, Zee. AZ. rs,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14

i ~ lbicr 81 horea. ~ pubhcgre, 40 al CO
eesnsa iha Ae slsen duiy eppo,a,tn and has t1-
Ss4 Icoa bcfiea t> Vi adnnniIrasriA tic e-
tat Ut NJ IS NJ KINNEY iatc 81 l)ufham In tie
cer' ut asnheriad, 5scaa!ed, by giving bond
~ rs a~ aire he q Store equels All peruns who
ieoe4 90 The iid accoaieas st-,., MAKE ilnne-
oett sfnt *. anl rh3,e o have demands thcrson
% e1lpis the fne 10 jona EsoTnlNoaAm ely at Port
'ano M Xxx A'r>LNNSN.
Seab,argt, D.s, y
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14

A| HFREAS Ss1eas s~q'va Wis of the Gbf,,i I
w ha, behaved hrfc IN al uahst o,iny o,,,..-
ana nesteted the dntts OF w's this i eau i,, ~
perions from hafbor'ns or y Is her MY aee, uni
this date. d .Nlsf SIR ~ ~
Partisl De- ais if,,sg
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p tie b2,rgaIe .lsyaices sft5s asa,t d lomaa9-
Pleas, bcgrst ard badar AZ Nsaogb gfsFsr, syttb-

70 tie basraI'e .lssaices gff5s asaxf d laa'aaao-
Pleas, besrs1 ard baAdrn At Neaogl t1tar, Nth
IN and jar f@ c5aaty ef Clfn5erlaa4
FNiip pssl.iaa OF Toaaths Griffin un o. Ficeporf in
Il lid county, joiner Aampy tiicws- hat hs in
tereled with 9TH r. him utslowi, certain ratt
pareci OF Land faaae in Ffeeport aforofaIds being
lot Number twcnt rsaec Il bounded ia;ss
appear ny Aorthy tmough Propritsof books OF
that rttrone is aehous 20 hold asa enjoy his par
or ih4ie IA laid Ana beng QUO h I.o 81 ia cveraisy
tis hefefof@ ptay tina your. ltonor wo.d oroer par
luton thereef 10 &c made, his a.d faee on part fer
Of aad divided tron ihe rte ,a2rcsaby to OF the
LuH aoawea,h H. iaeh Gales uade and Fi1oyidcd
4 SLG3NA2D MORSE, III .ss.y 10
IJN,ThAN GRIFFIN jva.r
4. a Cart e C7namag Peas ~ tts cao,ty If Caos
s@riaai, 6egaa aud b,L3n ut Ae4pg'oarg,er, IA
sad cerartr, OF fle t5ira lpefaay q 9ssa5sr,.a D.
Us The petition af jonathan cifsn igr whereof
ti,uusr eauis the fevcra ,erlons reed in sie Land
tcrncys fueh ablent have attorptYs reGlin
within the State 70 le daily notified u fad peiiton BY
eiyips ther crfonaiy viii copy Il rcosAo, ieaviae
cop, al tl:er DWELLING ,!r ait p-ce Of ahosc or
BY iaertns the irbaance Of .hs fame wseks .uc
cei - IN Gao more Of hc pabhc newt repegs that
thtp hay have opportunity make their exception 70
this Court. which is TO be shpseta PertIsad ca TIE
tra iuciaay OF February ncxt, 10 tLsir anriug the
fame,
Dee. IL. y AtstG-sAMpEL FREEMAN Clerk,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14

HE a7ic Der hereby 's'ss, pahlic NORGE 10 al con
4 cerred iaas lie has betn duy appoiutsd sudJ4~s
sSTn upon mtsEfhS Taa OF AZ fxsutoi toths eft viii
atteamen ef 9IIL3I III E4s5 t1ie u ,;Egtss 5ecegy
Cd hygriae bond The sw re5ts he III -fefre
laes y psrioas wine ilehea 70 the fsit DC, acd's
t'tae, oaake iniaedia;r prymen snd a ole WHO have
tHy deGand' ,thcfcoh, 10 exhlbit ths Gone a.
f - sx JOSEPH Sc RS.
{latrs B,isoa 1se II 1854 s;s
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14

rt iuNlcr'e' herchr ~ pabic nc,iec 10 all co :,
eerned 'osi II hes been ouy appointed ard IA,
tNen apon himiSi tfs run OF Aamiaiilr4tsr on tbs
est'ae OF 6hNJdilN lstlfv late Of Portland in tie
e+ay OF Gnnher and Painter dece fd1 hy Crying bond
re law directs ;he fherefo requeas al perios who
FfF ,'ds'tsd TO the fnd dtceae3s eiiae. neke IN
"'as Paymsnf' &nd 'hoe 10 have any demand, hsre-
o., 20 exhiai. re te:se for istiisnert ~ .
fsft9af. DE-. =. MICHAEL SMITH.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14
FOUND,

AYEAR the head Of Long Wharf, few weeks lnresa
IN FEsylNG Is, con dcrabiy worn. - he owssr
may have the fame by nroving property and paying ,hay-
ges.--3 apply TO WALCRON * KNIGHT on fasd Wharf
Dee.*z.> - 49,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14

He iuaferihsr h.rehy gives rabt nc,,ce 10 ali COZ.
esrnae, ia ule las been suy APP iugsa snd
have taken apon hcflef .:,e tru of al ad.ins III ~,
the f!tate 81 JON AsCeRELL jan late or Esin ,,tn
IA 'de county OF Cnmbef4nd geon,an ~ giving bonf
astie law dreas :--ahc therefore rteucils .. psrfa.
who arc a3thisd 10 the iqid deec aiods ea,s 70 s
immediate p~i,e'f and tknfe sho he any asnlan.,
thereon TO exhi1t The fAsae 10
p4s' DE-. y ISL Eltz sBtTH MORRILL,