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iot Of worms which ufually aiaia children
came from him. Since that period he grew re.
markably better in health, and though lcan.
has got a freh and lively complexion. Upon
different occaiions have uled thismedicine as a
purging ublitute, and found it to aniwer exceed
ingiy well, without bringing on bel!y.achc, or
any OF thoie dfag ieniations, 70 often ,oc-
cafioned by purging medicines. Upon the whole,
II judge this medicine to be, beiides its main OBJ
jet. one of the mott falurary means for reftor-
ing loft appetite, and promoting a proper fate
Of digeGion, by carrying off that bilious. iub-
lanee, which engenders 70 much indfpoiltior
both among children and adults.
i am, Sir, your mott obedient fervant,
JOHN MOTHER.
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The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the


Which is warranted an infalhble remedy at
one application, and may be uied with perlccf
fafety by pregnant women, or on lnants week
old, not containing particle If mercury, Or any
other dangerous ingredient whatever, and is not
accompanied with hattnrmemting fmart which
attends the application If elhti remedies.
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DR.. HAHN's GENUINE EYE. WATER.

A loyereign remedy for all dileaies Of the eyes,
whether the effect of n1tural weakness or OF ac-
eident, Deductions Of rheunl, dullntis, itching
and films on the eyes, never failing to cure thote
nlaladies which frequently fIcceed ths fnlall pcx,
meaAes and fevcrs, anu wonderfully frengthen-
ing weak fight. Hundreds have experienced
It's excellent virtues, when nearly deprived Of
fight.
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TAPE Worm.

Mr.. SAMUEL, FULLER, Inr-keeper, on
the Hartford read, ten miles from Baltimore,
b2gan about 10 months ago to he grievouily ale
fitted with tape worm, which increaied TAFT
III fize and ftrength, 70 as TO excite the molt
-horfld ieniations by its writing motions and
in1olerable paips, refenbhng the gr.awing and
tearing of his bowels, which deprive HIM Of
his necrGary leep, and cauled fu, h dreadful ap
prehenhons as cannot be conceived but by one in
liuilar Gtuation--his appee title waited rapidly,
and with that. his itrength, 70 thac he was una
bic to attend to any bufneis--when he heard
OF fome excellent cures performed by Hamil
tins worm l0zenges he took large dofs, which
hrcusht away about FOUR YARDS of the
worm (now in he poGeiiion OF Lee & COY
but reuewal Of his pains loon convinced him
cha. this monerous reptile had recovered its trit
vigour--Application was made to Lee & Go.
for nars Of their medicine, with their advice
from, which refulted che total expulhon OF his
formidable enemy, in leveral pieces, which ne
fuppofed to be a'iX or EIGHT YARDS more.
A few months have Gnce elapfed, and MIR. Full
Ter is now in perfect health. The above facts
are we'll known toa numerous circle ot his neigh
bours, and himfef will crafty any who may
with to make further inquiries on the tubject
Although Hamltt ms worm lozenges produce
{uch no Nerful effects, when necehary, YET they
are perfect innocent and mild in their opera
ton on the human body, even taken in large
doics, as MIR. Fuller will reftify-their parsicu-
lar mildnels is abundantly evident in innamera.
bic cures of infants. I
Communicated By Dr.. john Staxgtr,
York tozvn, PenaLylvaWa.
Letter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOL.
Their, miniiter Of the Moravian church, in
Yorktown
1o,k, Jaaaay 4fh, 1907.
Dear Sir,
DIR. tismilton's lozenges have been recom-
nended to me as very adequate means fcrthe
cure of children afflicted with worms, lprocur-
ed box for the ule of my family, to try, whe-
ther by means OF this medicine, | might be ena-
bied 70 gain point, which, toaceompiih, diff
ierene other means had proved abortiye. My
eidcR boy had a very iickiy appearance, was very
realefsas night, grew leaner from time to tins ;
in ih6rr, he leelned 20 bs ina precarious fate Of
health, which would yieldto none OF; the .nieai
eines admioiftered, untii gave him two doses
aof lozenges. agreeably 60 the directions, which
carried off, a tqbaanse ~ a appearance a mere
mncus, but upon clole inlfpeeion quite reples
with very fr,sll Living animals. No: ue.os sha'
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The RESTORATIVE POWDER for tn.
q TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts and
ftrsngthens the gums, preferves the enamel IF n,
decay, and cleanfes and whiteus the teeth, ~
abforhing all that acrimonious fine & tounets,
which FILTERED to accumulate, never fails 10 IN
lure and finally ruin them.
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THE ANODYNE E IxIR.
For the cure Of every kind ofshead ache.

INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A cafe and fpeedY remedy for the venerial dill
cafe.
"An ounce Of prevention is worth pound OF
cure
Fer the prevention and cure Of billion, and ma
lignant fevers,
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HAMILTON's E.SENCE and Elk.
TER ACT,of MUSTARD,

"A fafe and effecsual rem edy forgout, fheun,a-
tim, paIfey, iprsius. bruifes, pans in the face
and neck, &c. AMI has performed more cures
in ths above complaints than all the other medi-
eines eyer before made public.
Fran Dr.. WeatberJuyu,
Wyfb eonaty, Epgiaia.
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TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet diicovered which gives
immediate. and laGing relief in the nloR fcvere
initances. g5.a
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Rnnxspl. !. Err. Sc. STArIoNRR

BooYsgLLER Sc SrATIoNER So
Ref5ea falYy III ormstbe. Pubhc that be kas.
rsts;vsds from Lea 81 Cos Patent and
Ramiiy Medicine Sfare, Ralfmore, a
sf5sa5 a9Srfnenf ofsfbe tol2oavtng s.
Vahlable Medicines,
WBgb are, n JigB seesu and general NE.
tbrongboat tie. Uaited STATES, many. Of
item 5sing lalal ebeaper than The dyugs.
gfqvbaaety tbey are compounded, eonld be.
pa,eb5ted at a retail Store.
tT TAKE NoracE,
Thar s.. Bs6op is at9eiatedt6r ONLY IL
gent .farz.4texanatia.
Dr.. IfANfILToNss ELIXIR,
Afovereign remedy for Colds, 0b,tlaa.e Coughs,
> Althnas, Catatrhs, Sore fhroats, and Ape
preaching CenlumPtions.
70 parents soba my haTsebiltfrea Afflicted
S. s 4Uitb he HOPPING COUGH.
This difcovery IS Of The firth magnitude, as it
IS an immediate relief, checks the progress, and
IN ihort time entisely removes the mott cruel
dilorder to.whiSh ehilIrea are lfable--the Ehxr
Isl 50 perseay agrse BILE and the dele 70 final,
that no dlfheuiy aries in taking it.
From LUTHER 1i.4RTIN, Eff. Attey-
ry- General Of Tie Stare If Maryland.
Gentlemen,
comply with your requef in Eating my
opinionof HamIIton's Elixir. 1t has been ufed
in my family for two or three years paa, with
uniform fuccefs, whenever colds, coughs, or Il.
railar complaints have rendered medicine re-
SeRary. Ihaye myflf found it an excellent and
agreeable remedy for a very painful and trou-
blefome affection of the breaG, accompanied
with foreneis and with obllruSed and difficult
breathing.
On thsle accounts ] do not heGtate TO recon-
mend HamiIton's Elixir, as a valuable medicine,
and dsierving public attention. ~
LUTHER. MARTIN.
Mr.. Ahijah Henly, Bridgc-Street, Baltimore,
was cured by one bottle of Hamilton elixir OF a
very complicated difordcr, occafioned by "a fe.
we're cold caught ieveral months ago. He
breathed with The greatea difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening iweats whenhe
attempted to wax any diitanee, ard his voice
s would frequently fail in iuch a degree that he
could only attempt TO whifper, he has been
upwards of fix weeks without return If his
complaints. and deiires TO give ,his public tef
{ timony in favour OF this Invaluable medicine.
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The CENtINE PER SIAN LOTION,

So celebrated among the fashionable through
out Europe, as an invaluable cofnetic, perfectly
innocent and fate, free from corrective and rcp=l.
lent minerals (the BATS Of other lotionsJ and eff
unparalleled efficacy in preventing and removing
bemifhes in the face and lkin of every kind, par
ticularly frccklss, pimples, inhamnatory redneis,
fcurfs, letters, ring worms, fun burns, prickIey
heat. &c.
The Perlian Lotion operates mildly, without
impedi that natural, inlenfiolc peripiration
which is ef1ential to health. Yet its talutary ct
fccts are fpeedy and permanent, rendering the
fkn delicatey loft and clear, improving the COM
p EXON, and reaoring the bloom of youth, Ne.
ger filling to render an ordinary counsenanee
beautiful, and an handfome one more 70.
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Novels, Romances. &c

THE Beggar Girl, a novel IN ,hr,c vo), hv
Mrs. Bennet; Deyalcourt, 10y do. Gri Of the
Mountains. a novel in vols. by Mrs. parC,n, :.
ST. i.eon, or rale of the XVIII Century, ano.
vel in I vols. by VIM. Goodwin, Ch.ltren o, the
Abbey, tale, A vols. bound in 2, by ke,m.
Maria Roche, Vicar Of Lanidown, vols. in One one
by do. Maid of the Hamlet, avos. in one BY do
Nocturnal Wifi. a novel, in ayos. by DO. SOir;,
of the Cattle, by William c. PROXY, vagaboud.
by Georgs Walker, Mofdaunt, by DR.. Moore
he Armeai4n, or Ghoit of Seer, a hiAory
founded on facts, 4 vols. from, the German d
Schiller, Charlotte Temples Tale of Truth, BY
Mrs. Roaion, Z vols in one, Adventures OF Cav
dentia di Lucca, the Abbels, a romance by v.
4. Ireland, the avowed author OF the Sh4keps.,
papers, &c. &c. in vols. tn: Fool Of Qa4iiIy
or the diltosy Of Henry Earl Of Moreland IN
vols. by Nj. Brooke, Royal Captives, Fay.
mens OF Secret tilltory, by Ann Yearley, a 1e
OF the FINES, novel by the author CT the Col.
IFS Story, in z vols ,,'
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School Books.

Bibles, Te2aments, Seott's Ledons, Murrays
Eug,lih Reader; Introduction 70 III: tDgp!nr
Reader Sequel to do. Young Gentlemen and
Ladies Monitor; Entlck's Dictionary; P!lter'i,
Columbian Orator; Webfer's Inititutes, Contain
ing his Spelling Book, or TT part, Grammar CT
I'd part, aud Selection in ReaGng, or sd part;
Dilworth's Spelling Book; Columbian DO Chic
Guide; American Primmer; Coiamoiaa DO pr'
Lowth's Engliih Grammar; A!he's Introduction
to do. Philadelphia Latin do. Clark tnrodHe'
tion to Latin; Mars, do. do. Clarkc's tralmU';
do CorterH; Rudilnaus Rudiments OF the I'Atin
Tongue; American Tutors Aiitant, Dllwor'h )
Schoonlaitcr's do. Mrs. Barbados leilOnS ana
Hymns for Children; Juvenile Magazine to be
continued mon,hIY.
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Chap Books.

Prcnlpter; Aladdin, or tn: Wonderful Lamp
Mother Goofe's Tales; Trojan War. CULVER
Reuv'd; Laugh and be Fat; s1ocus Pocus; p''
vine EmblenIs; Letter Writer; Spaniih Rogue''
Religious Courtfhip; Conquelt OF Mexico;
Bucks Companion; Youthful letters Cheap Sc
pottery.
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Miicellanies.

Rpitome Of the Hi,tory Europe from the
reiga OF Charlcmagne to the beginning of the
reign ct Ccorge Hid. 8vo. Beauties Of Eaturc Be-
line4red, or Philosophical and Pi,us Coa;tmpIa.
lions on the Works of Nature and the 5esL ms of
The Yeir, ieiecfed from Sturm' Reflections, lie
aud Writings of the late DR.. Benjamin i,rankin,
rapiin's Farriery, Bottoms d. Morality, sand
f9rd and Merton, Contributors Of the United
States with th@ l2tea amendments, to width are
pre!ixed, the Declaration of ludependence andthe
Federal Contribution with the amendments; IT,
nius's Letters, complete in one vol. with cop-
Gus index; Letters of rheniAocles. with an 7p-
pendix, containing Charactero Of Dr. tra:SIic,
and Remarks on his Lie, written 81 hih!cIi
Vocal Medley, new Collection oi.-shrOaase,
modern Songs; Amerieanj 5oHg}er Patriotic
Medly; Watts Pa ius and aynns; Methgodia
Hymns and fpirjtuai songs; Newton's oney
Hymns; Common Prayer Books IN plain aud
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Gentlemen.

Gentlemen,
purchaird at your flop the preparations you
~cali i4amiirons Eilence, or Extract of Mufard.
which believe HIS PefteGly removed chronic
rheumatifna (of that kim named foiatica, OF OF
the zip joius under which had laboured for a
long time, aud which had filed every article
) IN the MateFia Medica, and every mode OF treat
rnent receivefleinto practice for the cureof this
obfinate diCeaie, IF you think this letter uieiui
you are at Liberty &c mike il public.
Yours, &c.
ass p. WEATHEREURN.
John sFToovc-, rrope-maker, Sou h second
Street, between Mary and Chriitlan-- streefs,
Philadelphia, VoIuataFity maketh oath as lei
lows. namely, that his wife, Mary Hstver, was
40 feyerely afflicted with a violent rheunatin,
very dangereul r situated, ;hc confequence Of .
ieverc cold after lying IN, as TO bee faea to her
beds for ievefai weeks, and was at length re
dueed TO The melancholy apprehension of re
manning crippls for ife, nptsithAanding the
mott Respectable me4scai advice was followed.
and every pruhable remedy attemprea when
fleeing feyeral CAFES of cures performed by fla-
niIton's EGence and Extract of MuRard; they
: were procured from Mr.. Birch, No. II, South
Second-Street. The irit application enabled
hsr 10 walk acrof, the room, and the uie Of one
bottle re!tored hes to her ufnal ftare of health
and arengsh. JOAN HOOVER
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DR.. FIAHN's TRUE and GENUINE GER
MAN CORN PLASTER. 49,

An infallible remedy for corns, fpeedily remov-
ing them, root and branch, without giving pain.
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IS RECOMMENDED

DR.. HAEIrlss ANTl-BIi .LIOUS PILLS.
The operation of thefe pills isperfe9ly mild, 70
a, TO BE uled with fatety byperions in every llru
ton, and OF every age.
They are excellensly adaptedto carry of luper-
fuous bile, and prevent its morbid fecretions-to
reAore and amend tn: ppetite--so procure free
perfpiratior, and thereby prevent colds, which
are often attended with fatal conleqa ences--a
dofe never fails to remove cold, if taken on its
frft appearance. They are celebrated COX rec
moving habitual eoRiveneis-fcknels at the to-
mach, and fcvere head ache--and ought TO be
taken By all perions on achange of clnllle.
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Blank Books,
BOokbindlng.

Of every delerip.on, executed with nea 11Is%
ani dilpateh. Merchants account BOOKS s',e
and bound to any pattern at the inortst n0''|'
Fl April 10. -----------------
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gz Sold likewile BY S. Plea
jan5s, Richmond Rob and Dou-
gIaG, PeteJ5uyg II. Green, Ee-
derlckgwgh;; G. Pydas, Smith
feH; NJ. Jones, S4Golk; Dr..
Miller, Wlnchsfer !; r. Green
hop, WIlIlamI5ury; and +. Shaw,
LeelDuyg.
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Dr.. lfA NfILTONss ELIXIR

~ Alth.nas, Catatrhs, Sore Threats, and Ape
preaching CGnlumptions.
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Stationary.

Lead InkRands with glafs holders; Pocket do 10,
Morocco Pocket Books aforted; Playing Cafos'
rcd and black LnkpowdeF; Matcrsby the Poun ~
or OF. Letter Paper Of different qualities; ROOF i
cap writing paper; Quills ard States, Lcad a'a
Aate Pencils; and general aiI9itment OF
Blank Books,
confiaing of Ledgers, Journals, Day Books Id
voices, Waite and Cath Books, GyPheH"s a"G
Copy Books; Copper plate Copy LINES large sHD
fnlall hand,
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r. e I. GRAY

Haze TOR Sac, whoIejaIe andre,
tail, at thfr Book and Stationary Store,
in Kngfreet, betqveen Ryal AMI Far
tax Jfrsets, tie fotloSvmg ayt,e4s, or
aubicb a liberal aedual9u zpiA BE- mad,
SIRE qvbo furebgle TO JtA qgn:
Novels, ROmances 20
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CASES OF CURES.

(SeleRrd trom tboalaads, TIE AMBIENT
city Of qvbieb any feyloa may Gffe,tain,
either BY letter or ps5loual Application.
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20 parents FOh9 my havsebildrea a6it7ed
4Uitb he HOPPING COUGH.

This die:overy is Of The firth magnitude, as it
isan immediate reiief, checks the progress and
IN a hort time entiey removes the mott cruel
diforder 10 yshiSh ehiIjrcn are lfable--the Ehxir
Isl 50 persetaly agrse Die and the dele 70 fnal
that no chfheuky aries in taking it.
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S E N A T S
OF THE UNITEDSTATES-
"Wednesday, Jan. IS, 1904.
y + 3 A I +

On MIR. Brackenridge's motion to repeal
the act paaed la,s Raisn for q new
organization Of the luolclAaT Sis-
TEN.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19

the weft corner Of Northporr, marked Nor a .
port corner tlencc fouthesa. on Nor hporr
line, one mile and two hundred and feventeeu
rod, to black af tree. fandng At The noRh
wea end OF Dnck Trap pond I; thence fouth,
thirty hive deorses eat, adjoining cn Norhport.
down faid pond, two miles ani one hundred
and thirty feyen rods to brook thai falls into
the forthesf end Of fsid pond theece fauth
fifty ax degrees eat, adjoining on fsid North.
port. up iaid brook, one hundred and forty FIVE.
rods, 10 take BANDING on th. bank Of fad
brook; thence fouih, twelve degrees can, ON
NoathPort lire, one mile and two hundred
rods, 70 take and fonss aznding on he
tveferly bank of PenobGcot bay, is being the
iouiil corner of Nottbport; thence bounding
on me fid bay, to the corner 6ra mentioned.
And the faid town Of Lncoinvil, /, hereby
vefici with all the powers, privileges, rights
and immunities, to which other towns 4ie IN.
tilted By the coaitituion aud laws Of his Gem.
rnonweallh.
Sec. =. Hrd5s IL fsnb<r erased That ,be
whole Of the faid tow thip is be seby annexed
70, and ihal 10 IA urs be part Of he countr
Of Hancock.
Sec. 5. Ha1 Ih fa,f5er snoi7sd, That George
UlmeT Elq. BE-, and he is hereby authorized
to iaus Warrant, directed TO fom- fiiitabls
peifcn. an irhabtAnt Of the faid town Of Lin
eolnviL requiring him 70 notify and warn the
inhabitants thereof, to afemble az iome cows.
nient time and place, as fhsll &c expreT ia
the isid Warrant, forthe choice Of IL d officers
as tswns are by law empowered to ehoofs in
the months Of March or April annually.
~ fbe Hoge Of Rfftr,jfrtzfirey, 1nx 3, 1902.
THIS Bill, having had Ia &C s.yeral readings.
pE7sd 10 be enaaed
JOHN c. JONES. Speaker.
A Senate, 5s1e g, 1907.
This bill, having ID two fsyeral readings. raf.
fed TO BE- ena&ed.
DAVID COBB. PrsG3enf.
Jane 75, leo7.--bY the Governor Approved.
CALEB STRONG. :
AiteN, JOHN AVERY, Secretary.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19
LONCErIfT.

DIED lately at iio', io Pennfylvan;a. a
female dave named Alice, aged rs yeas
She was born in Philadelphia, of . rents who
same from Barbados, and lived in that cty
until ih- was Ten years old, when hsr msAsr
removed her to Dunks' Ferry, IN which neiyh.
borhood ihe soasinued 10 the cpd of her DAYS.
She renembered the ground On which Phpa.
delphia ffands, when il wa, wilderness, aad
when the Indians lis chief ;nl, abitant hun,ed
wild game in the wood, while the panther, the
| wolf, ani the BEATS Of the totAf, were prowl-
ing about the wigwams ani elbins in which
| they lived.
Being fenGble intelligent woman, and hiv.
| ing good memory, which fhe retained TO the
lat. ihe would often make jadicious remarks
on the population and improvement Of the city
| and counlry hence, her convcrfarior 6sc4me
peculiarly interesting, ei9esially 20 the imnedi.
ate defendants OF che 6rl fsttlers, or whole
ancelfors fh- often related accspI able anecdores.
| she rem -mbered VIII lam Penn, ths propn;.
etsr Of Penafy yania, Thomas Sory, Iamss
Logaa, and ieveral other d;ainguithed charae-
ters Of that day.
Dlrins fhort yift which fhe paid 10 Phiia.
delphia, lat fall, many refpetfable perfons cal
led TO fee her. who were all psifet with her
Innocent cheerfalnefs. ani thai disnilied de.
portmsnt, for which (tho l4ye and uninaruc.
| ted) fhe was evsr remarkable.
| In obfer.ng the increafe of the cty, he
poined out the houfe n-xt TO the Epifaopal
| church, to the fouthwird il Second Greet, as
she GrR brick building that was ereessd in Il.
and, Il is more than probsble, ihe was righr,
for It bears ev1.nt m rks of antiquity. TIE
fr1 church ils iaid was fnalI frame thas
food where the prefent bulldog aaads, the
ceiling of which hs coa.d reach with her hands
from thsh1or.
She was worthy member Of the EofcopaT
fociety, and attended their public worihio as
long as Che livel Indeej, fi- was 70 zeaioug
to perform this duty. 10 P.op.r Ieafon, thar ihe
has often been met on horfeback in full gal.
lop, TO church, ar the age Of os years.
The veneration fh- had for the bible, induced
her TO lament, thar The was not able 10 cad iss
but the deficiency was 10 part fupplisd By the
kindneis OF macy of her friends, who, at her
reqoea, would read il 10 her, when lhe w6ul5
liten with great attention, and often q. AXE per-
tinent remarks.
Shs was temperate In her living, and 70 care
ful to keep the truth, that her veraeity was
never quefioned--her honeIiy was afo uain,.
peachei, for fuch was her matters ccnsd-ocs
10 it. thac fhe was trutted at Ill times, to re-
ceive tho ferriAgs money for upwards Of forty
years.
This extraordinary woman retained her hear.
irg 70 the eod Of hsr life, bur her szht began
to fail gradually. in her nicsry iAth year, With
oct any o<hcr vili5le cauie, than from old age.
At one hundred the became bind, ~ that lhc
could not &c ths Ian Al nool dly.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-19

an ad to incorporate tie plantations caIIec Csth
Grip auu Canaan lao tospa bg tbs RAMS Of
EintoIn0I.
RE s.4zsi 5y tie Senate an Hc IF R4srysrfafis~ u
- Gtrrrsi Court <Y~bss aai5bt <Tt5s,ty n ibs a'st,
That the plantations heretofore called Duck
Trap and Canaan, lying partly in. the county
Of Lincoln and partly 10 tbs county OF
Hzacock, as defcribed within the fosowing
boundaries, with the inhabitants thereon be
and they are hereby incorporated into town
by the name Of Linconvl: Beginiog at hr
tree aandiag on the we1ern bank Of Penobicot
bay, il being the northesR corner of Camden /;
thence running northwsR By north on eiaid
Camlen line, one mile. 10 fPruoe tree marx.
cd for corner thence north, eighty four de-
grees wet, on Canden line, three miles and a.
bout two hundred and forty rods, to pine
tree itanding on the fouthwsa fide OF Smiths
neck thence north, thirty four degrees welt,
on BarrelR Roxn line, or the lae of The twenty
aIociates, three miles and one hundred and fix
ty rods, to take and tones, making corner !;
thence ncrtheaa by eaR, about * Is.ilss, 70