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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25
Communications.

II seems that our democratic rulers are
resolved we shall have no more trade or
intercourse with England. III Great Britain
does not resent this conduct aud adopt
MEASURES of retaliation and annoyance,
still our own country must be the greatest
sufferer Dy this strange procedure. To
what Other parts OF the world can we trade
50 prohtsbly as TO England and its colonies !
VIII cur wise and prudent merchants risk
much Of their property into the ports Of
France have they any assurance, that
their cargoes will not be converted TO tili
the Golfers of the great Bonaparte
But 1t Is natural to enquire, what Eng
gland has done 10 justify this severe policy
n our gosernm3nt. Has the British GOV
eminent injured us as much as the French
except the blockade of May 1906, which
was adopted by Mr.. Fox, (the great friend
OF neutrals and of America) and which was
in conformity to established usage IN such ca
ses except this, every one knows, that the
French DEGREES hostile and injurious to our
neutral rights were issued fzveiue 7rsonsAs be-
fore the British orders Of Council But it's
SAID the French have repealed their DEGREES.
Is there ANY proof Of this. Is there not
full proof TO the contrary Long since the
the second of November, our vessels have
been seized in the ports of France, and de.
tanned, till 1t is seen whether our govern
ment will go on further and provoke En-
gland TO war. For this is clearly what
France intends-nor does it appear that our
Rulers are very ayerse from TIN fact,
we nave 1t officially, that the French nm
lister has declared the decrees speie nor repeal
cd, and ought nor to be repeated. How then
car we reasonably complain of the British
tor not repeating their orders, while the &C.
Crees OF France are IN force Something
more than an idle promise from 3onaparte
Is certainly necessary, TO make it the duty Of
England 10 withdraw her orders. France j.
the inveterate enemy of Englan aud IN
order 10 ruin her commerce, has seen ht to
issue those DEGREES, Of which the civilized
world justly Complains. And while these
exist, in name or effect, it must be suppo-
sed the English viii adopt measures 70
counterfeit them. How then can our Ru-
lers. with any sort of prudence or patriotism,
adopt MEASURES, at once partial to ErGnce
and Odso4. TO England /? How can they an
swer it 10 the people, that they have thus
w4ntonly JeopardIzed the peace Of the ma
ton Admit that England has in some
instances Rlurcd Us she has been endea-
youring 10 conclllate us for two or three
years past. She has torborne 10 retaliate
any OF our hostile measures. And yet we
ara entirely in her power. There j. GER
tslnly all error in the conduct Of admins
tration. The British say they will repeal
their orders as soon as the French DEGREES
are really revoked And yet we insist the
British shall believe an idle declaration Of
France, and first give up system adopted
In consequence OF The outrageous conduct Of
their enemy and merely in their own de-
fence. We may as we'll, at once say, we
will please France, even ii war with England
is the consequence.
Il Friend TO Peace and Commerce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25


On etistle, c0EgratzLatOry TO Han. Win. King,
gen shssving ho4S he ought to be again elected
senator for Lincoln by an honorable commit
tee man.
hope your honour has arrived in good
health after youc great exertioDs 10 court,
for the public good, and Jour owl and at
ter 50 many disappointments by The obsiin-
ate federalsts, and some OF the more obstin-
ate ofour own party. In all This, they trea-
ted your honor very cAyalieTly and. what
IS worse, they now insist, that your honor
ought not to be supported at the ensuing e.
lection. Now / am clearly Of contrary o.
pinion. Your honor is certainly very pa
triotio man, and you have frequently told us
as much Surely We cannot be SO stupid as
10 doubt this. Witness your honoF's patrio-
tic exertions TO separate Name from Mas
sachusetts, notwithstanding your honor's
taxes must have been much higher. No
doubt, too, your honor would have been pa
trio.ic enough to stand candidate for Gov
ernor Of the new state, had you succeeded
in the project. Witness your consenting 10
stand candidate for senator Of Lincoln dis
trict, after having positively assured some a
your supporters, that no consideration
should induce you again to accept that Of
6ce. But the Importunate entreatles OF
your friends, the firm conviction that YOU
were the best man in the district, and those
patriotic sentiments, which doubtless ever
glow within your breast, l suppose, COM
PEELED you to sacrifice TO the dreaded buslle
and parade of public life, the social com
forts of domestic retirement, In which the
purity Of your sentiments and motives OF
action must have enabled you to share large
ly. Indeed the reason which last spring
induced your honor to decline our SURFACES,
do not probably now exist. IL was very
ma ur4l for you TO imagine, that your seryi-
ces would be needed IN the senate of the
United States, or at least III the house OF
representatives, where your patriotism
would nave had wider sphere Of action.
You might reasonably conclude, that one,
who had sacrificed every thing but con-
| scieRce to the beloved cause, he espoused,
would be promoted to the highest stations,
heart could wish and certainly 1t could
not have been expected, that conScicece
must have mingled with sacrifices. How
can the poor offer up gold or how can
goats yield wool
True indeed, il was said, thar, when con.
templating the decay Of your own shipping
at the whsryes, and the consequent loss q
youg property, your booor did not bless the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25

THE iubfcribr offers for fale lis farm in
Gray, Giuated one mile from the Meeting
houie. and nine miles frem Nortbyarmouth
falls II conlifs Of 40 acres Of land, 90 Of
which Is moving and tiilage land; 10 acres
rich meadow THAI will lupply the farm with
manure forever, and If cleared will cut from
IL 10 s tons good meadow hay; the ref is
paifure and wood land il has thrifty young
orchard Of upwards of 200 aPp!etrees. 10 or
20 ot which are in bearing; . convenient one
Rory dwelling boule, Gniihed and painted
ouifide and partly fniiaed inlide ;-14Go, an
excellent well Of wafer near the houfe, and a
barn 50 10y %, on the ground-said farm cuts
from 10 70 IS tons hay, and lies on the main
road TO Northyarmoath, and is every way an
eligible i;uauoB. Terms of payment viii be
made perfectly esfyto The purchaisr.
CHARLES THAxTER.
Gtcy, hzas<I Is, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25
CROCKETT WARE.
DANIEL /. ODELL.
Hdy MafE4 R1ug, PoyHand,

Hay Marks Pavg, Portland,
Has lately received in addition to his
former ahortment Of WARE,
ELUTED, diamond ring, engraved and dia-
taond cut Decanters Futed, ground bot
toned, barrel, ground bonomed, plain barrel
and flint Tumblers; Fluted, tumtler bottom
ed plain do; Engraved, pear bottomed. globe
and cut, wine aud cordial Claiss; Flufed,
fcolIoped, moulded and pisin Jelly Gals, !;
Entry Lamps; Diamond CIT, aud moulded
Salad Bowls Diamond cur, fcoloped, mouI-
ded and plain Jugs Dismond cat Dilhes !;
Sets of cut and moulded Clafs Gators Cut,
moulded aud plain Codes Sugar Bowls;
Cut and naeulded Salt Cell. !: Gu, and plain
Lemonade Giaiies; Sauce Pans; Plates, &c.
CHINA.
Penciled, painted, printed aud gil, Tea
Sets; Penciled Tea and Coffee Sets PEN
ciled and printed Cups and Saucers; Tea Pots;
Sugar Bowls Cream Jugs; Printed Coffee
Bowls and Saucers; CAKE Plates; Salad Bowls;
Bafons and Coblets.
Blue printed. thiftIe bcrdered, Greek, blue,
printed, brown bordeed, Grecian, red and
green lined DeiIert Services Printed, Greek
and thifte bordered supper Services To
gether with general afortment of Printed,
edged and enamel'd Table and Tea Ware ;
Red and black Tea Tsys and Walters Knife
and Bread Trays; Tea Gamblers; Toalf racks;
Pearl Tea Pots; Sugar Bowls, &c. &c.--All
OF which are offered for iale on very low
terms--di,o, well adorted Crates for the
Country
MdYt5 I9, 1911. (sw)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25

y Gzas Ehza5sf5. Z lmall Farm containing 4
acres Of good land, aith houle and
parn and good veil a ~2.er--sS miles from
ne ~ piealan,iy Iilu4ied On the gFea. read
tsa'ag 70 the Cape
A,hssegs-A Lot ti;uaied in Bruafwick, on
Las oAy OF hasqaaie, couGaiug CT I acres cf
A~Ha ~i'h good Backyard, and Houfe
E's~lan''y A'ua'ea Cor he bsiekmaking bu6nels
m;ies from por,la1d, by waler For
's'sas' particulars apply a. Shis Oilce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25
BENJAMIN Butman,

p ESpECTFULLY informs has friends and
n the pubic tina, he has purchafed the
Stock in Trade Of Do4. Shirley Erving, and
"a commenced buGnels at the fore lately oa-
cupied by him il Exe5srgsJ ereat which he has
juft repleniiled with large and axtea[iVe
siIortnent Of s.eih
DRUGS q MEDICINES,
PAINIS, DThSTUFFS, DC.
ComPnGpg as great a variety in the above
branches as was TO be had at his late fand.-
RE ioiicits renewal Of The very liberal pat
ronAge beloved upon him by his former
friends and cutomers, and alures them that
TO exsrrIons ihaii be wanting or lis part to
merit tAsir future confidence.
The Recent misfortune that be has expert
saced be isuiti viii prompt thoie who are in
ds0s-c 20 .sIm Ind eAese tsfns. VI crsdir have
expired TO make immediate payment.
~. B-Ihe Store will be kept open from
iuaEi!e until nine O'Clock in the evening
Po,tIdzd, FEB, %. (u)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25
TAKE NOTICE I

a LII pcTGons are hereby cautioned and
N forbid purchsfng note Of hand Ggned
by Joleph Pennell, Jr. given TO Nathan Buck
nam, of Falmouth, for the fun Of thirty niEe
dollars, and thirty three cents, and bearing
date. 9Th July Iso5-As no compensation for
faid note has been received, payment will
therefore be refuied by the subicrber.
JOSEPH PENNELL, Jr.
dFo,,E Ia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25
DRUGS . MEDICINES,
E. CREELY,

No. ], Losg WBd,f Hai tSr (al.,
80 bolts RulIa Duck
100 pieces Ravens 90.
% pieces India DO.
% pieces Cotton do
SO chefs Hyfon Skin Tea
20 do. SOucbeog
IS bags Sugar
20 bags Coffee
hhds. American Gin
10 bAgs Pimenio
box China Cups and SauceTs
1000 boxes Herring-20O boxes Soap
zoo bbls. Mefs. Cargo No. and Beef
ALTO
CORDACE by the gang, at ihort notice,
on liberal terms.
Fe5. sa,y I6. rG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25
Real EHate far .S1Ie.

THE fubfcribers, about TO dinolve their
Copartnerihip offer for fale about one
hundred acres of land in the Town of Port
land and County Of . nberiaud, con6iting of
Moving, TiIlsge, FEATURING and Woodland,
with a good barn on it, and an excellent
well of Water, which will be fold whole or
in part as will belfuit the purchalers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25

DoCT. KTTTREDGE, once more informs
~ thoie who ars indebted to him that his ac-
counts and notes which have now been long
due, and which remain in the hands of Bar
rett Potter, Elq. unlefs fettled within oae
month from this date will be put in fuit.
March IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25
William B. Sewall

Will open his Office in the room now occu.
pied by MIR. Bacl.e, oppOG,e D Learned,
Efq where he will endezvour to tranfact with
faithfulreis, any bufinels which may be en-
trufted 10 him,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25
JOHN MAHAN, AgeHt
ToE IDE
BOSTON 49, HAT
Ennn MInking CQmbanl

i y
3TAS received, az the warehouse t--iom
Z Of ExChangc lslee', large addi'ioa 70
h,s fo,mer 90, of fuptrfner hne aud Ro-
ran bats. If tbs Doaon Manuisctory-~
Alto, hsa's BApt, Csmeis hair, Youths tnr
"a morocco tlats--7oO mems and boys islt
tists.
Ts,eGt 6 K water proof Hats, of an I'M
proved make and extremely light.
MILITARY HATS with trimmings Of
she nexea ssiis. can DC furniihed a. a ihor,
n3sce IL waleh tavrpe witt be kept
The laperiority Of the Bottom Factory
Hats, to any of American manufacture, -
cknowiedsed by the ben Of judges.
per!ons willing TO furniih themleIves with
Ghs above kid Of hass, will es,triaky End i for
sheir advantage 70 prrchafe Of the agent for
she cUmpaay-He warrants them.--his
alortment is rssa rrteskvs. He will fell them
~. at the fame rate. by the cafe, as any
perlon in the Difriet Of Maine gave for
envy Of the like kind in Bsesa
: 100 doz. Neuter Skins. to he fold in lots
Scr Cafs, or exchanged for Muikrat or Ship
ling Fuls.
ilstters Trimmings of ali kinds.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25
--~z@o gggSsEz---

Congress have put the peace and prosper
ity Of the country on the cast OF die Ev-
cry thing depends on change u the British
Ministry, and their revoking their orders,
whether France repeats her DEGREES or not
The world must receive the proclamation
as evidence of the fact. Ifa Proclamation
says the sun. shines at midnight, it P,oOss
what it asserts. 81 Pal,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25

A Farm in Lewiaown, in the County OF
LincoIs, formerly known by the name Of The
Garcelon farm, containing one hundred and
ft:y acres-about thirty acres Of the above is
woodland, one hundred and twenty under
Improvement, with a handlome young Or
chard on il, a two ilory houfe very pleafantly
lituated, an excellent well Of water, Two barns,
and on, houles.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25
GODFREY WHEATON,

~ IA III LhhAbAS
Ofpefifs he IsSias CHIT, Exsba.gs,ayes
EXECUTES the bufnels of his protection
in all It's various branches, in as faithful
manner as can be done in the Diltri6 of
Maine.-He hopes, therefore, by his perfcnal
attention and endeavors to plsafe, he fhaIl
continue to receive portion of public pat
ronsge. Portland, O3 /.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25
II HOUSE.

CUITABLE for fmall family, is wanted i'm
= mediately, in central part of the town.
Inquire at this Office.
March 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25

Twenty feven Lois Of Land lying in the
Towns of Waterford and Norway, in the
County of Oxford Gx of the above are good
timber lots lying on Crooked River, the a
bove will be fold on good terms for the Pur.
chaiers by
WILLIAM & BARNARD DOUGLAS.
Of Portland. f.s.li. uf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25

An agent has actually been appointed and
sent to the part of the Province u Caracas
declared by the government OF Old SPAN
TO be in a state If rebellion. He Is young
gentleman OF Baltimore, and Of democratic
politics Of course. We repeat the fact, be-
cause it Is key 10 the crooked and hos-
tile manGuvres Of our cabinet. They aftect
not to be al liberty to recognize minister
from Spain, because that would destroy
their claim to impartiality, but they do not
scruple to send public agent 70 2 rebel
lious part Of one OF their American colonies.
Here is impartiality for YOU Here : the
quintessence Of respect for the law Of ma
tons Here is demonslratiye proof % a de-
sire ofpeace and harmony with SPAN; nor
to besure as the inystion of Florida, but "e
expect it will dot is enough TO open the
eyes Of our people to their danger, and Of
the Spanish Courts to theirs.
Bah Fed Repa5,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25

The Clintonian and Madisonian Demo-
Gratis have had row az New-Y0rk. The
former called meeting Of Republicans,
meaning only their faction. The latter.
claiming the name, attended. The former
chose a Chan man and Secretary, and passed
Resolutions against the MadIsoaians- The
latter also appointed . Chairman and secre.
tary, drove the others l.nm h ground, aud
passed Coauter Resoluuous. The Whole
business was, Of course, done afnid the
greatest noise, confusion and uProAr, and
the bandying of the most coarse and aba
sive ep:thets. The IN civil war, Continues
to rage IN the papers OF the respective fac
lions. Such is the conduct Of mea WAC
have the impudence to cali themselves Ae-
pubiicass, yet there are fools who wia be-
iieye them, to the ruin Of themselves ~IiS
their country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-03-25

Also
4 quantity Of CoRDhGE,
Bolt Rope; Spun Yarn,
Sewing Irvine Marling,
Cod Lines, t5s. tJ,s.
The above Goods are all of the dr0 quality,
and Mil be fold on reafonahe terms.
~. 3 Merchants and Ship Matters may
80 tupplied with Cabin or ibip Stores Or rea
Saaable tsrms.-Allo, Families may be iuppIi-
"a - iow a. can BE- purchaled ia town, aud
/ 5et.e their bulls quarterly. Coniiaut atsrR-
G@nce, and every favor gf2leh1hy aeknowi-
edged.
JONATHAN STUART.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-20
Please to take Notice |!

R- On Monday last, No. 1921 came up
Prize Of FIFTEEN THOUSAND AND
EIGHT DOLLARS, in the Dixyillc Road
Lottery, drawn in Boston, and was procured by
7. &. SHAM,
for number Of young and Industrious men
in this town--who have thus realized the su-
pcriour advantages Of obtaining Tickets shro'
his agency, and at his Truly FORTUNATE
OyPIcE, No. il8, TuAxEs-SrREET---
where the Goddess of Fortune has taken up
her residence, and has probably in store for
advenlures the 5 10000 and other Prizes in
Harvard College Lottery, which will begin to
draw in Boston, in eight days.
-. Tickets, Halves, and Quarters may be
Obtained by orders left at the Truly Fortunate
Lottery Office, with J. c. SHAW, who will
pay the Cash on oil Prizes obtained by his
Agcnay. DixviIlc Prize Tickets taken in
payment.
Aewhorf, Nor. lSfh 1911.
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WlNIEK Lo IAaLiol1.MDNT
(. FOR THE
Commercial Line Of Nail Stage,


Commercial Line Of MaI Stage,
Between Nesvfort and Boston.
III EAyE Newport every Monday, Wednesday and
i - Friday At O'Clock, A. N. and arrive in Boston
Eas = ~. same day. Leave Boston every TUESDAY,
lliursdays and Saturday, at o'clock, A. N. and ar
rive IN Newport at p. N. same day.
N. b For the further accommodation Of the La
dies and 6eatlemen who may travel from Newportto
Boston, or from Boston to Newport the Propr,etors
OF the Commercial Line have established an Accom-
mediation Stage, to leave Newport every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at = O'clock, a. NJ. and ar
rive in Boston at o'clock, ,. n. same day. Leave
Boston every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, a, s
o'clock, A. n. and arrive in Newport, ut o'clock
p. N. s-sAsc day.
ISAAC TRASK, Boston,
ELIJAH DRAKE, Sharon,
JESSE SMITH, StoSghfsn. lp.-:.,
GEORGE ATWOOD, Taunton, (1''p''s''''
THOMAS DURFEE, Troy,
WILLIAM DEAN, .Newbors,
u- The Books are kept in Newport. ut wsRxs'
Boarding House, on Bannister's wharf-and At N.
WALTos's Inn, Bromfeld's lane, Boston.
Newport, Oct. %, 1911.
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JOoACA SAVER,
NJ A ~ Il, n,

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
Az pubick, that he has removed to his New
B,ke-tIouse, little to the eastward Of his former
stand, in Mstrcet, where he will keep constantly
on hand, for sale, Ship and Cabin Bread, Crackers
AID all other kinds usually kept for sale.
y..y 10.
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THE Hon. Court OF Probate for the town of
Tiverton, in the county Of Newport. having appoint.
cd the subscribers Commissioners to receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims Of the creditors 10 the rs.
tate Of
WILLIAM FISH,
late of said Tvertoa yeoman, deceased represented
insolvent and six month from the first Monday in
October being allowed for that purpose. Notice is
hereby given that they will attend to said business
n the house Of DsNJAuiN ROWLAND, in riverton,
aforesaid, on the last Saturday Of each month, dur
ing that period.
HOLDER ALMY,
All persons indebted to said Estate, arc called up
on to make Immediate payment to
WILLIAM CLIFFORD, Of wessport.
Tivertcn, Oct. %, 1911. sidniri'srasr.
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Present prce Of Tickets, Whole 88
~ Halves 4 IL
Quarters 2 10
but will risc.-Orders for Tickets and parts in
the above Lottery, will be received by
]. T.. SHAW,
at his Exchange and Lottery Office, No. lis. Thames
street. who pays cash soon due on all Tickets
BY him ordered. Prize Tickets taken in payment
now l3
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THE RAINBOW.
!, iair the Rainbow meet the view
rs~ iiyslier tints Of every hue,
Than e'er the artists pencil drew,
Are pictured there,
And form around the horizon blue,
An arch in air:
Vain beauties for how soon they die
How swift they fade along the sky,
Ere yet they strike the raptured eye,
Their charms are Ger
Fleet a. the breeze that passes by,
And comes no more
Such are the hattering visions gay,
That glitter round LIES opening day;
Drighten'd by fancy's kindling ray,
Awhile they burn,
But soon, too soon, they glide away
And ne'er return
So transient Is the fairest flower,
That high in bcauty's fstiyc hover,
Nurtur'd by fortunes favouring shower.
Is seen TO bloom
So short is youths enchanting hour,
So sure is doom.
But the endowmcnts Of the mind
Whe0 0beauty's powers are all resign'd,
And uth's fond days are left behind.
Shall still remain,
And with unfading wresths entwin'd.
shall still retain. tsa1
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THE subscriber being authorized by the
Company, to receive the assessment due from the
Members Of said Company ir Newport, requests
them to call on lim At the Cofsc-house, and pay
their respective assessments within the time prcscrb.
cd BY the Sth Art. Of the Cons Aution Of said Com.
pany. JAMES TOWNSEND.
Oct 3.
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PNl-tIING,
o. al kinds, eresnscd xish neofness, oces
raey ssd desfsseA, at fsis sfee:
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NOTICE.

nANIEL B. VAUGHAN requests all
- those who arc indebted to him, either by note
or book account, Of more than six months standing,
to call and make immediate payment 20 that the
may be enabled pay his debts. If this request is
not speedily complied with, all accounts and notes
viii be put in the hands Of An attorney for collection
Oct, So.
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NOTICE..

HHEREAS my wife, HAsSAH JAevArs, having
w elopsd from my bed and board, and olhs rwise
behaved herself in very unbccoanng manners In
consequence Of which am under the disagreeable
necessity Of forbidslng any trusting bcr on my
account, as ! avn determined 10 pay dehsx Of her
contracting. GEORGE ClIAPPELL
!g,vsk- kSnrsss.rs. S>bf S. 1911
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THE rbscripers having been ap-
X pointes ~ the Hon Court of Probate of the
town Of rogumonth. in the soy Of Newport, ono
missioncrs To receive, examir adjust the Claims
against the Estate Of
Col. BENt&os - wNELI..
late Of Portsmouth dsA- 81 presented insoiyent
do hereby En* .sSises lbat three months longer.
from the S. Nes-os ee aliowcd to the creditors Of
said Estate 20 bring in their respective claims to Ell
ther OF the Subscribers. at their respective dwellings,
within the time aforesaid.
WILLIAM ANTHONY, J
BENJAMIN FREEBORN,S : Commissioners.
GEORGE HALL, I'd.
All persons indebted to said Estate arc requested
10 make immediate payment to
THOMAS COREY, jun. .ssininistrafsr.
Portsmouth, Oct. IL, lSll. fOl61