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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-07-18
FOR SALE,

N TRACT Of LAND, containing
Ia about 600 acres, one half of which
i cleared, the balance well timbered !;
and : considerable quantity of ven wa
tered meadow. On The premises is 1
good Merchant Mill and DistiIlery, On
never falling stream Of water, and IN
sight Of the Potomak river. This tract
canbe divided into several different te-
nements, with Dwelling House snd
Barn TO each i Is Of the 6rs, rate lime-
stone quality !; and is situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia, on Potomak river, 10
miles from Martinsburg, Q from Will
Transport, and IS from Mercersbure.
This land. win be sold together, 81 diyi-
ded into two tracts, as may best s,,it the
purchaser. A good bargain win be u
ven 70 = purchaser, ingths mill and one
half the land, on paying abou, two thirds
Of the purchase money in hand. For
terms apply tothe subscriber On the pre.
misses
GEORGE NEWHIRY.
April 10, 1906. .s<s-s zg
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.aoTEeE.

TNHE members Of theGrenadierC Com.
pany annexed to the 9th Regi-
nent Of Berkeley Militia, are requested
to meet At MartinsSurg on the frst Sa-
turday sin August next, fully uniformed
and equipped. Asthe company is not
yet completely filed, those who are will
ling TO join it will apply before that time.
Punctual attendance az II O'Clock A. M.
:isrequested. 49, -.-,>. s. .. ..
July 4, 1906. ~ - -
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W1GG0MEkS ATTEND!

EoR carrying Flour from my min to
L Baltimore, 1 viii pay ten shiIlineS
current money per barrel. ;,:.-s,
I also want to employ a YOUNG
MAN, who can come well recommend
ed, to assist as 4 second hand in mill.
= ADAM ,WEVER. .
Lee-Town, June ~, 1906. = =.
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Jefferson County, Is. !.
Nay Court 1906.
7bomas Fidgg, Plainiif. :

49, -
Nay Court 1906.
1honas Fldgg, Piaintit -.
81 ..a against L. 7
Edvar6 Ri4gvdy, Thomas Lazenby and
Sally his 1o;te, and Robert Lazen5y
and Margery his Wits, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.,
THE Defendants, Edward Ridg-
i way, Thomas Lazenby and Sally
his wife, and Robert Lazenby and Mar
gerry his wife, not having entered their
appearance agreeable to an act Of Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this Court, and it
appearing 10 the satisfaction ofthe Court,
that they are not Inhabitants ofthis Com
monwealth, on the motion Of the. Com.
.plainant BY his Counsel, it's ordered
that the said Defendants do appear here
on the second Tuesday in August next,
70 answer the bin Of the Complainant,
and that . copy fthis order be forthwith
inserted in the Berkeley and Jefferson
Intelligencer for two months successive-
", and published at the door of the
Court House Of the said County.
- A Copy. Teste, 800
GEORGE HITE, c.J.c. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-07-18

almost of every description, suitable to
the present season. 4 Those Goods have
been selected with care from the latest
importations and they are satisfied on
particular examination will give satisfac-
tion-to the purchaser both as to cheap
ness and quality--to be had for cash,
country produce, or on the usual terms
Of credit to punctnal customers.
Martinsburg, June 90, 1906. F. I'LL
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-07-18
DOCTOR THOMAS MPHERRM,

TSENDERS his services to the inha-
bitants Of Mar,insburH and its vi-
einity. in the sapacity Of PHYSICIAN,
SURGEON, sc. He win occupy the
store room belonging to Mr., William
,Mackey, next door TO Mrs. Brady's ia.
vern; and if the public should encourage
him BY their patronage, he aattsrs him.
self that his attention and education will
enable him 70 give general satisfaction.
I Martinsburg, July 4, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-07-18
TWENTY. DOLLARS REWARD.

d AN away from the subscriber on
N Sunday last, q Negro Maa named
Jim, alias Jim ThomPsoa, but better
known in this county and Jefferson by
the name Of FifSr Sim he is about 5
feet 8 or 9 inches high, about 20 years
old, has round fat face, Of very dark
colour, and Is stout web made fellow |;
he was lately confined il the Maftinsbufe
Jail from which I relieved HIM. lie has
Cor several years past blowed the 6fe for:
the militia companies about Martins
burg and other places, on which he per.
formsvery well, & playsthe fiddle also.
He had on an old surtout coat made Of
gray coating, overalk and waistcoat Of
the same cloth, pair Of about halfworn
shoes, split down the yamp owing to
their being too small, and stockings, and
probably other clothing with him. +
viii give the above reward to any person
who win return said negro 10 me, or
con6ne him in Berkeley or Jeferson
County Jail 90 that get him again.
ROBERT CHRISTY.
Berkeley County, Macrh 49,. 1906.
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MARTINsBURG, Berkeley County,
5 Hirginia; Printed and published by
JOHN n LBuRFS. T..
TERMS OF THE INTELLIGENcER.

- The price Q fhis Paper 10 two dol
lars psr anHam. onedaollar payable az me
time Of sabsci6ing,I aud one whrn The
year expires. Distant subscribers pay
for the whole ysar in advance. The
price Of Advertisements, to nos-sub.
scriders, is eae dollar per square fer
three tveeksI insertion, and for con,inu-
a,aee after that time rs cents per 1ueek 7
Subscribers 1ViH continue to receive a I'd
duetionef one fourth on their Adpertis.-
Rsenft.-- -. :. p. = : u -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-07-18

THE subscriber has recently reeeiv.
i ed and is now opening an extern
sive assortment of the most fashionable
EUROPEAN and INDIA MANI
FAcTURES, Of the first textures and
most permanent qualities; also, large
and general assortment Of almost all kinds
Of GROCERIES of the best quality -
the whole Of which he Aatters himself he
may with propriety recommend. to his
friends and customers in particular, and
to an.impartial public in general. ANY
further recommendations are consider
ed unnecessary, as the only criterion by
which the nest reasonable terms are
known Is by inspection only. ~.
He has also received q handsome
assortment of BARRON, Strap
ditto. Crowley and Rfstered STEEL,
SICKLES, and Waldron'a highly .ap.
proved Of ScYTHES assorted. 'sAa,
4. ts5. - THOMAS C. SMITH. II
Martinsbufg, June Is, 1906, -
- Supe.fns Flour for sale BY the 6arxel.
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BoLTIEG CLOTHS.

Just received an extensive assort-
y ment ofbest warranted B0LTING
CLOTHS, ofevery description, which
win be sold unusually low, by ~
1z jKENNEDYS &yRAGAN. =
Hagers-.own, June s, 1906. Iiyl
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Tvo Attreatiee5 qpan'Sl, 10:
ha,n tbe Art efPri1tiag.

THE Editor of the Intelligeneef.
/ will take, on advantageous tetins,
two lads (from 10 to II years of agen Of
moral character and sprightliness, to
learn the Art of Printing. 1 80 : !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-07-18

WANTING in the neishbourhood
W.. ofthe subscriber, residing near
Martipsburg, Berkeley County, Virgi-
MIA, azSeHooLnAsTER of good morals,
sufficiently eapacitated to teach spelling,
reading and writing, according to the
true rules of English grammar /; and also
arithmetic. GEORGE TABB.
June 6, 1906. 1885,.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-07-18
Cardlm:g Machines.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
Il their friends and the public in re.
neral, that the C ARDING MACHINE
before noted in this paper, at Mrs. Hun
ter's mill, isnow ready to do business
Also, one in Jacob Mumma's mill near
Sharpsburg-Aho, one viii be ready
by the First of July in Charles 7Swn.
The wool for rolls should be picked and
creased, with one pound Of fat to ten OF
wool, and sent in a sheet sufficiently
large1o contain the rolls. The rolls can
be transported any distance, without re.
ceiying the least injury. Ia I'll
- - MISSIONER & GIBBS.
Martinsburg, June 81, 1906. -. /, !.
3. - .Two Lads suanied 70 attend the d.
6ovs Machine ; one Of II and the other
about /! years Of age, spho can come
1vrH recommended. Il 1piH Be necessary
fer the Oldest 70 understand Plain ac-
counts. THY 'UiA6e empiayedon adoan-
.tageonsferaS. 49,. ,-E...s...s..-,..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-14
BALTIMORE, March 8.

Arrived, schooner Swallow, Murdoch,
Is days from Jeremie. Sailsdin co. with
schooner Nsnsuch, White, for Baltimore;
Edward, Verne, do. and Experiment, Mer.
rihew, for do. Parted with the Edward,
off the Isle of Pines; the Experiment, of
Cape Hatteras, 4 days ago. The schooner
Buckskin, Henry, of Baltimore, was cap.
tured by a French privateer, in coming
from Corel to Jeremie, in ballast. The
ship Eutaw. Weseott, from Baltimore,
had arrived at Aux. Cages.
Also, schooner Nonsuch, White, Is
days from Jeremie. Lief. there ship Anne.
RIGA, Jones, Of Philadelphia, to sail 10 8 OF
10 days; brig Louisa, Mofas, of Philadel.
phia; schooner Ely, OF do. and sch0On,
err of do. that came from Pert au Prince,
with the American schooner Nonparicl,
Bishop, of Baltimore, to sail in 4 weeks;
Jane, Durkee, do. do; Fanny, Swains.
do. The ship John and James, Langfold,
and brig Numa, Wilson, wer: to sail from
Gonaives in 20 days, for Baltimore; the
ship Warren, Sterett, would sail from Caps
Francois, for do. about the 1ss OF March,
The schooner Rolla, Davis, Of Baltimore
was chased into Antigua BY a French pr''
vateer. The ships Emperor and lndostan.
Of New York, sailed about the middle o.
January, reports said, for the SPa1 sll
Main. On the passage, was BOARDED oy
French priva.ser, which, after ezsaans'
ipp few shot, stood off. In lat. s4' es'
perienced a tremendous gale OF wlpa'
which obliged US to throw ten OF our gum
overheard.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-14
NEW YORK, March "a.

Arrived, hip Frances Ann. Dav;,
from Bourdeaax. Left Bordeaux the nv, ~ l n
cember, and the cordovan the 4,b I,np. u DE-
Sailed in co. with the fhip Jane for No,,Ias
hip Ohio, Hall, for New York; hn n"I
Johnlon, 49,, Of Bottom, for RaroeloO, Aus g
the aip Arcturus, Main. for New Vol Len
fnf of February; hip Nancy, TbomDra,, 70: ;.
and from New York, arrived tn. id Ian. e :. y
days; fhip Thomas, Gardner, OF and t,om N :
arrived the fame day. ia as days; fchoone, Ra ~
buck, Of Philadelphia, arrived the 6re of I,O 0e'
ary. A New York chip, in a. day, from DIV D.,
timore, mad jua arrived; hip Howard had ~
rived in - days; Gnip independence, Hunt, ~
for New York in ten days; fhip May Ann
Barker OF New York; brig -, Ken,.lr
ofdo. fh'p Fabus, for Philadelphia in ten dav, h
brig Eliza Haley, Howard, OF Ply mouth; lis
Wanderer, Of Baltimore John and FRANCES, IS
Charleaon PhiliP,burg, Lefiugw.ll, of New
York, for New Orleans, and ieveral o,hen
names not reeolleaed. The hip Thomas, LONE,
of Philadelphia, for New Orleans, failed in COM
pany. Feb. ae, in lat. 80, long. 81, ipokks
the fchooDer Mary, 4 days from Portland, 70,
the Wet Indies. Captain Davis experienced dq,
ring his padage, many fevere gales, and con-
tant weaerly wind. Captain D. en- Ss,utd,y
came to anchor between the Hook aud tn. N,;.
rows, and IN fevere north wea gale parted iii
cables, and the lhip went a(hore.in the Cove 10
the wefwasd of the ligh, houfe, in the rpd, AID
will be got off without any material damage,
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HIGHLY INTERESTING

We are this moment made aequa'n ,os
with piece of intelligence (upoo the UNIT boI
incontes,ible testimony which eanso #
excite, in the public mind, SENSATIONS .s. q
deep apprehensions, for the ia'urs psa ,hi,
the nation. Its 40 less a tact 'hau w. Of
Tha, the ships Indossan and hm peru of
New York, have sailed from the I'ls snd.r
ST.. Domingo, to join the ship LsAu 9th
now generally deelard to be bound 20 npov n
hostile intentions, to the Spanish pF0''D'
of Caracas. .ea
This mysterious expedition, , even .n " =
be nothing more than an individua 81, e mos
prize, for commercial purposes, VIII m and
asssuredly be productive OF great lnlu,' &C.
loss to our merchants, underwriters .oo,
We predict, with confidence, tha' ~ - =, ,u
as the circumstances of this esulpna A..
shall have reached the Spanish ports :. II b.
merica, all American property there w." n,.y
seized. 1t is our duty, under such '"p " h,
,ioos, 10 caution our fellow citizens -
subject. ~pty- Gaz,}
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division among ourselves will prevent CDR
adopting any eficien. measures. In this
hope trust they will now be disappointed,
and that We will shew TO them and to the
world, that however we may differ as ~
the administration of our internal affairs,
on all grea. national questions, IN which
the honor and true in,eres. of our country
in relation to foreign government is involv.
ed, that we are but one people.
|Debate to be continued
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aleranorla DaGp aoesrttssr'
FRIDAY, MARCH IA.

Flour Inspected IN the town OF a, A'' ,,ls
dria for the quarter ending INC '''
March, 1906:
1925 barrels Flour,
1880 half barrels Flour,
s73 barrels Indian Meal
AMOS ALEXANDER,
Flaur Inspector
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CONGRESS
OF THE
UNITE STATES.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
-
IYsanesday. March $.
BRITISH AFFAIRS.
CONGRESS
OF The
IOCSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
1Ysanesday, March $.
BRITISH AFFAIR S.
BATE
q NfTED STA TIE S.

Il, committee of the zvhole on the state 81
The uniga-Mr. :. c. Smith in the chair
--oa tie resolution Q ered6y Mr.. Gregg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-29

g On board the l4ip LEole, veiel of his
imperial majely the emperor Of the French,
commanded by Mon De Ia Croix, capt. de
val feau, and officer of the legion Of honor.
This hp was difnaned of her lower MATS
and bcwiprit, and alto her rudcer in hurri-
cane on the night of the 18th Of Aug. in lat.
IS, SO, from the meridian of Paris.--Dated on
board the lliP, in the chefepeake bay, 9th
September, 1906"
Capt. Hover, arrived at Newyork, vas
boarded in lat. SO, 50, long. 20, by the Britifh
frigate Diana, who was in co. with two other
frigates, bound to Greenland in purfuit Of a
French Squadron.
Ship Fame, Of Krnebunk has been fpoken
with at Tea, difrnalted.
A letter from an officer on board an Ameri-
can vefel, arrived at Leghorn, 1T Aug. fay,,
" in the traits Of Gibraltar, faw three Spznifh
gunboats capture two American fhips and
take them into Algeiiras."
Four vefeIs went a1horc in the Aug. gale,
at Bouge Sound, IN. c. and brig belonging
to Connecticut, from Turks Tland, with fat,
apfet before fhe reached the hore, ard out
Of eighteen Perlons on board fifteen periihed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-29

PENCE PLOcKdDED.

On the goth of July, the King of England
cauled it to be hgni6ed by the Rt. Hon, c.
J. Fox, Secretary for foreign affairs, to the
MiniRers Of friendly and neutral powers ref
ding at the Court Of St, James, that His Ma
jeffy has caufed the mott rigorous blockade to
be elsabllihed at the entrance Of all the ports
Of YeHiers
This order was publi1led in London only
four days before Lord LAuDERDALE, left
London for Paris.--This does not look much
like peace.
The general opinion 10 England, was, at
the lat dates, thai MIR. Fox would foon reign
IN cenfequence Of i'll health.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-29

A friend has communicated f,ort a<etcb
OF this important tria,-The writ, which
is iaid to have been from fifteen to twen,v
feet in length, contained number of
charges againf Mr.. B. the plaintiff (which
were aledged TO be fa cand1lsrrs, and zraiieions,
and publifhed in the Eqfeya Aygus, and p,ogsd
10 BE- 10. AT the trial, two or three charges
were not attempted to he proved An attempt
was made to prove Mr.. B. fwindler, and a.
bout ten or twelve innances were fhortlv fla
ted, but NOT o-'e verified by evidence. The
Plaintiff was charged with having fent chal-
LANCE to the Rev. Mr., Holmes, of Cambridge.
This charge Mr.. Holmes himfelf, contradict
ed In his dePohtion. produced in Court But
we do not with to occupy much of our paper
with the quarrels of others, and Iao-e efpecial-
y as this action will have another trial, and
we conhder il unfair to prejudice the public
mind in any caufe which is to have an i'm
partial deci6on by the legal tribunal Of the
country But fhould the Editor Of the Argus
be found guilty of publifhing aye5e, ysandalou5
and maliasn libel againa his Lrstbey dssuoerat ?
Q4srs?- Wiilthere be as many tender Sym
pathies" excited in his favor, as were called
forth for the atnOrratic printer Oiborn, when
convicted Of having publifhed faisc, (ssula-
I'zs and zsaiiaio1 libel againfe Judge DEMINo
~ Took ,ut foy s-5r. Snur r.,t TL,rcy-,
1goraiag.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-29
MR.. RuRR

a weitern paper mentions the arrival Of
Colonel Burr, at Cincinnati, (Ohio) and that
he was moving weftward. The New-Yorle
Commercial Advertiser, iays, From info--
nation recently, received, we have been indu
ced to believe that powerful efforts will foon
be made to te7fr the weitern ffatcs from the
Union, connect them with Loui6ana, and
fern the whole into diitina empire, with
Col Burr at its head Whether, if thefe trsa-
lonahle efforts fhould fncceed, the new empire
will be independent, or viceroyalty Of Bona
Parte, time only will develops.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-29
On WEDNESDAY, eth Noycrabc

GOLDSMITH q JEHELLER,

GOLDSMITH q JEH-ELLER,
y Especially informs Ills friends and the
4 public, tia, he has RE11cYED from his
former itand in F2,s-Snyst, TO VIEW
NJ. 5, 5oreJs Pozc, F5fo-Strest,
next door 10 Mr. Griain's Shoe isore where.
he has conlsansly on hand, and matufa1ures.
warranted Cold Necklaces hIver table, DEF
fcrt, coffee, and tea spoons. Of the newell and
moi approved fafhions fat and mn 'L.d 40
Sugar Tongs, &c. SSc.- Alss oi'haaa, az Nflsl.
YEWELR7- 81 PLATED W-aRE. OF every
Descriptions
~. u. All the above articles are warranted
to give entire fatisfa.aion, or rcturned.
The slnaileit favouT attended to with cheer
uIDefs and daPatch- tIE laay
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-29

In the medical communication in our laft
the following errors efcapsd notice I'D col
unn, Eth line from the bottom, read allSalines,
for alksims--l7th line, read Medicine, for
A4adisa sd col. s4th line, read 10th, for 18th
century-36th line, read, the contagious prin-
ciple, for t04fagioar fyiasipls-alh col 2lff line,
read virus, fer sissr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-29

MJre /" Denocraf eating Democrat
At the Court Of Common Pleas, held
in the county Of York few days since,
the jury gave virdict of 600 dollars
damages in a suit brought by joseph
Bartlett, Esq against Nathaniel fiji
lis, Jun. Editor of the EASTERN Ar
GUS, for libel. These two good dem
ocrats, who cheek By jole, commenced
the patriotic work of revoIutionizing
the district-of Maine, are now pursu-
ing the improbable contest, of try
ing which can do the other most HARM"
With the award Of the jury, We under
stand neither party is satisfied, the &C.
ton IS appealed for another trial at the
Superior Court.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-29
Aati0nal Register.


New HAMPSHIRE Qends 81 Hon. Clement
storer, Daniel M. Durrell, John III. Smith,
Francis Gardner, and Peter Carlton-AIl de-
mocrats. The highef democratic vote 56s5.
-Hghef federal s6s5.-The average num-
Der at the election in 1904, was federal iO,97S
democratic lOI75.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-29

AT Montego Bay, Aug. IL, Charles, Cam
den, ;ut arrived Msrcator, Bath, ao.-At St.
Thomas, Aug. Is, Lion, Iordon, Portland, ju(
arrived AT Dominica, Aug 10, the Samuel
and Jane, for Wifcahet, in 5 dat Point
Petre, Aug %, Maria, Of Portland, in days !;
Traveller, do. in r5.--At Matanzies Sept. 8,
brig George, Edes, Fl r Portland in L days.
SHIPPTNC MEMORANDA.
The Britihi hiip Achilles, Douglas, Of Olaf
gov, has been leen at fea, leaky, and deferted
by her crew.
Brig Nancy, Docket, Of Dorainica for Wiz
cafet, put into Norfolk on the Soth inf. She
was one of the vefIes detained by LEole, to
Aft in getting her into port.
All the vei1els, detained by L'Eole, except
the Nancy, capt. Deaker0 went into Annopo-
lis, where their capts. entered protects. Capt.
Glacier, Of Bottom, fays. the Frenchmen Ion
both bis boats and ate up all his proviiions =
Capt. Dscker's providons it alto appears was
confirmed.
The following Is a. trannation of a copy Of
a note given capt. Decker. by Mons. De al
Croix, capt. of L'Eole. Not as pay we lhould
pre(ume.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-29
sSaIss By aufttoil.
gALUABLE REAL EsT6TE.
On THURSDAY, and OCTOBER

On THURSDAY, and October
next, at ten o'clock, A. n. on the
preEifes,
A FARM, 6tuated a. Ca-pihck, two rniles
= from Portland, being an excellent Rant
for a tavern, or trader conlRing of about
Fifty acres Of Upland and Marh under good
improvement, with arge two Aory Dwelling
Houfe, 3 Barns and other out houies, former
Iy owned and occupied by Samuel Eutrs, Ela.
Said land will be fold together or in lots 10 f,iir
purchafers. Terms liberal and made known
at the time and place Of fale.
L. GREELY & CO. dat7ioneers.
Portland, Sept O.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-29
THE fubfcribers hereby give public

THE fubfcribers hereby give public
notice to all concerned, that he has
been duly appointed, & has taken upon HIM
felf the truA Of Administrator On The eaate Of
JAMES GRAf,
late Of Standili in the county Of Cumber-
land, yeoman, deceafed, by giving bond
as the law dreds;--he therefore requelts all
perfons who are indebted to.the faid deceaieds
eifate, to make immediate payment; and tho
who have any demands thereon,to exhibit the
fame to THEODORE MUSSEY.
Sept. 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-29
@errlen.

In HooErk IN. ~ Mr.. Elijah Wales. aged
so, to Nifs Betty Northrnp, aged about o..
In Amherff, benjamin Wet, efq. Of CharIef-
ton, to Mrs. Gordon, Of the former place,
-elidof the late Hon. William Gordon, efq.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-29

II has been very jnily remarked that notices
paid TO the virtues of the deceafed are only
uiefa as they are ieHons to the living, at the
fame time the tribute Of grateful remembrance
ilali long be paid TO thofe whole lives have
been regulated by the principles Of active BE-
nevolsnce, virtue and religion.
DIED in this town on Tuefday lat, Mrs.
JANE MAYO, comfort of Ebenezer MAYO, efc.
aged 81, while all NUT fooner or later bow 10
the king of terrors, vet feIdom is the axercife
of his power attended with more regret than
in the death Of this excellent woman, endeued
by nature with all thole qualities which con-
ftitute the amiabe, the good character her
whole life exhibited bright example worthy
the imitation of I'll, with dilpu.itioa ever
ready to contribute all in her power TO the
happiness of Others, fhe invariably received
the love and refpect Of thofe who had the
pleafure of her acquaintance nihe prompt
and cheerful difcharge Of the domefic duties,
fhe was equaled by few, furpafed by none.
From the commencement Of the difoTder, fllc
entertained belief that il would terminate
but with her eaifence, and waited the event
with all that calnlnefs aud refignanon, which
the combinations of religion and a humble re-
Lance on the merits Of Redeemer afford.