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power, overthrow our present Republican
form OF government, and establish monarchy
and nobility on Its ruins and then, in its fatal
course, all the concomitant evils attendant
must inevitably follow, as we may trace thro'
all the annals OF Europe, or from Nimrod,
the mighty hunter, down 10 the present reign
OF George the Cd, and Napoleon, of France.
Ye sons OF Columbia realize your happy and
exalted situation, In point OF privile ges, and
learn by experience to beware, TO be wise in
improving all your national advantages let
the virtues and examples of your foreiathers
stimulate and influence the present and sue
ceeding generations may the spirit of Wash
ington, like the mantle of Elijah, rest upon
us; then we shall be more united; then VIC
shall study our best interest. Every good
citizen must rejoice, in the peace and pros
perity OF his country and 10 maintain good
order, law, and government will be willing TO
contribute, according 10 his ability.
There is no form Of government in this
world without its difficulties and in this i'm
perfect state we cannot all see allke--but sill
we can act like honest, upright, free and civ
ilized citizens, and give our suilrages to such
men as we have reason To think, from the best
OF our knowledge, will be wise, good and
faithful servants TO the publi,k I; and until
their conduct proves them otherwise, stand
bv them and support them in their difficult
and labor ious task /; nor be so base as 10 slig-
matIze their characters, merely from pre- u
dice, party spirit, or private pique, which is
abusing them, well as our liberties.
Congress has, in my opinion, strove to do
all they could for the good of the country
they ask OF no nation any thing that Is un Just
or unreasonable, and have ever been disposed
TO maintrin good understanding with all ma
lions, provided they were disposed to do us
Justice.
While France and England are at war,
party spirit will rage in this country. Bot if
ever there was time which called for unity,
that time is now--we need all the talents, vir-
tue, and patriotism, which heretofore carried
us SO successfully through the revolutionary
war. France and England both envy us, and
are constantly seeking to involve Us in some
political share; but we have hitherto kept
clear, 70 the admiration of the world. Then
let no foreign influence lead us out Of the
true path of sound policy and strict Justice,
or prejudice our minds, and give no occasion
to any nation to approach our national honour
and integrity But lest they should come
upon us unawares, pre- pare for the worst and
hope for the best act your duty, and leave
all events to the Great Governors of the
world, who rules and governs all things ac-
cording TO his own wise dispensatioHs, and
there is none that Can say unto Him, what
doest thou
l775 and 1911.
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INDIAN WAR.

Ertract Of a iefser from an officer in Coi.
Beyd's rsgimens of,.U. S. rroo,es, dated
.Nezpforf, Kenineky, ssug 24, 1911.
Late advices from Gov. Harrison of the
Indiana Territory, urge the troops immedi-
ately 10 Nincennes on the Wabash. The
pubIick papers have contained some details OF
the cruelties and mcnaccs Of the Indians in
that quarter. Positive orders have been issu-
ed al the War Office, TO attack if their hos
tile indications are conlinued-ln anticipa-
tion of real service we have been prac,i, ing
firing for several days with ball cartridges at
target, and performed beyond exp,clalion
The troops created in me confidence, thai
they would acquire honour in the event of a
conflict. We are ordered to prepare $4,000
bah cartridges.
The distance from this place to Vincen-
nes by water Is near 10 miles, and the near
est direction through the woods 200.
Since have been writing Capt. Wclch,
OF our regiment, has expired. He has been
i'll OF fever for about 10 days, but received
every care and attention. He will be buried
this afternoon, with military honours. Our
garrison may be considered healthy !or the
season. - Boston Palladium, loM sckf
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governments. He is a very temperate man,
pays all his debts, one hundred cents on a
dollar, and generally attends divine service
on Sundays. So much Tor a contemplate
sveafhereoek" and a Z" rogue" Of Providence.
Go on, Major, you will soon get the power
if you call more hard names.
For the truth of the above statements we
refer our readers to His Excellcncy William
Jones, the Hon. Nicholas Brown, first state
Senator, the Hon. Jabez Bowen, Chancellor
of Brown University, the Hon. John Davens,
President olthe Town Council of Providence,
and the Hon Richard jackson, Represents
tive in Congress, all .tederafSfs, residing in
Providence, and well acquainted with Judge
Martin.
II Friend 10 Truth.
Providence, Sept. 6, 1871.
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TO OUR SCDACklDLkS.

Establishments like this demand prompt and pune
tual ray wthouttliat necessary requisite tbcy must
cease. large amount is now due this Establish
ment and We earnestly call all Friends and
patrons to make in mediate payment otherwise,
however painful it may be To our feelings, andre
pugnsnt To our wishes, We must stop their papers,
after the present quarter shall have expired, and FOR
ward their accounts Tor settlement
II is unnecessary TO make apology for his COM
manca,ion, as every one, upon rehcc,lon, must I've
fully impressed with the absolute neccss,y ct all arr
r,arages being imme diateiy paid.
EDITOR OF TIE L. l. RErugLlCkN.
July "a, 1911.
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JONATHAN ALMy, Torn Clerk.


AT a Meeting Of the Frenen Of the
Town of NEWPORT, legally conven-
cd and holden at the Swie- House, on
the 18th day Of August, A. ID. 1911.
N0TFD md resored, That no person Shall depo-
sit or collect any heap or heaps OF manure in
any of the pubick roads within this town, ncr shall
carry of any turf, dirt stones from an, such road
upon the penalty of FIVE DOLLARS TO- every
heap Of manure thus deposited collected, and
TWO DOLLARS for every load Of tu.f, dht or
stoncs carried off.
Vofed aud resolved, That upon any complaint made
in writing by any citizen Of the town, 10 the Town
Treasurer, Of any breach Of this act, il shall be the
duty OF said Town. Treasurer forthwith TO prosecute
the offender for the finc or fines incurred.
yoted. That this .ic' be published three weeks,
by the Town-Cerk, in the Newspapers printed in
this town Illness
JONATHAN ALMy, Torsn- Clerk.
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On Com. RODGERS, continued sitting the whole
of last week--lt was eApeoted To make up its judg-
ment on Satui day. The Court sat with open Goors,
and some persons who were auditors The first two
days OF the Session say ali the witnesses hcn
ined concurred IN asserting that the Little Bet fired
first. boSt puH
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NOTICE..
NEWFoET'S supreme Judieia' ceut, Clerks g6Tee.

- Supreme J"diei@' Court, Clerks s5fce.
NHEREAS, Amy MYERS. OF
w .Ne7ppo,t, in the County Of Newport, wife
OF JAcop MyEas, has this day filed in Said Office,
her peuon, praying for reasons herea stated, that
the bonds of marriage between her and her SAID
husband may be dissolved, and Dee Of Diverse
be promulgated. This is therefore to notify sand IA
con, and all others whom it may concern, that they
be, and appear at the said Supreme Judicial Court
next To be holden at n Newport within and for the
County OF .Nezcport, on the FIRST Monday in March
next. to shew (if any they have) why the
prayer of said petition should not the granted.
GIDEON PALMER, Clerk
Newport, sept. 4th, 1911
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New/iorf, Angnsf 5fh !,

Newforf, Hngnsf 5h 1911.
UOTED and r. sofucd, That ibe 9th and S,b
'ions # the Act respecting buckets, trap doors
and ladders, be printed.
The pub'.ck are hereby informed. that the inspec-
tors OF fire buckets trap doors aud ladders, have
made return of the Houses wiicb are not provided
according 10 iay. Such dcEnquents are hereby in
formed, that unless suitable provision j. made with
in sixty days irem the publication of tie Act, that
they will be indiscrninateIy proceeded against
cording 10 law. .---Uiness
JONATHAN ALNY, Torn Clerk
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The election.in Maryland has terminated
in favour of the Republican cause. We have
not yet heard from Vermont, but there is no
doubt of complete triumph of Republican,
ism in that quarter.
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attention


ELISHA SMITH, Jun. being appointed
and warranted Adjutant Of first RegIme,t OF first
B.igade Of Militia, Newport, with the rank Of L'on-
tenant, is to be obeyed and respected accordingly
GORDON DIXON, being appointed and
warranted Master of first Regiment OF first
Brigate OF Militia, Newport, with the Rank o. Lious
tenant, is to be obcyed and respected accordingly
GEORGE {. SHAW, being appointed
sergeantmjor of Ist Regiment Of Is, Brigade Of Mi
lia, Newport, is TO be obcycd and respected ac.
cordlngly.
STEPHEN DEbLOlS, being appointed
Paymaster Of FIRST egimeni Of first Brigade Of Mi
lita, Newport, Is to be obeycd and respected ac-
cordingly.
JAMES PERRY, Lieut.. Col. Com.
.Newpori June %, 1911.
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POR1 OF .NEUPOHT.
Entered-sch. George, Amy, Charleston; sloop
Nancy, simmons, Richmond do. Fame Earl n
York do. Express, Justin, do.
Cte~ed--sloop semira'nis, Rose, Savannah do.
Fame, Walden, Philadelphia do Union, Godfrey,
Nsw-fork do Nancy < Policy, Short, do do.
Express. Justin, do.
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COMPANY NOTICE I

TIE members of The .AsprfOrf INDEPENDENT Jol-
Esieers, are hereby vain,d to mect al the
State.Iiouse, on Monday next the 10th inst al FIVE
o'ciock Y. NJ (without arms) ON business Of impor-
lance 10 tie company.
By order ef the Commanding 0Ece.
BENZ. sElNAS, Clerk.
sent IL
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remarkable Comet has appeared for several ev-
enlngs soon after sundoWn, 1t sets a htle after
O'Clock, about n. w and rises about half past 2
IN the morning. Ii is situated near the hind loot of
the Great Bear, having about 40 deg dec naion and
100 deg right ascension. Since It's .ppearance on
y one evening has occurred favourable for observa-
ton Its courrc appears to be in southcasey d;rcc-
ton. RoSfon Gdsette
The same Come, has been observed for several
evenings past, III this town.
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Erract Of letter from Charleston 10

Sc"H""" W ~ iO'h, Outtd rug ~,
T" Our city is all in confusion, owing 10 the
robbery of the Branch Bank of the u. States
III this city, on the night of the 25th inst. TO
ihe amount of $50 or 10000 dollars in spc-
Gle, principally gold Eleven boxes Of gold,
OF 10000 dollars each, were taken out
The robbery must have been effected with
false keys, as all the doors, locks. &c. are in
the same order in which they were left The
specie was all counted on Saturday, the 24th,
by committee of Directors, and found cor
rect on Monday ii wins missing"
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The annual commencement at Brown L.
niyersity, was held at Providence, on We'd
ncsddy last.
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1f.6RRIED,

In this town, on Thursday last, by the Rev Mr.
webb, Mr.. THOMAS MuNRoE, of jamestown, to
MISS PaEBE CARn, daughter of Mr.. Samuel T.
Carr, of iliis town.
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JO,EPH B. PEABODY.

=" Ill. commence School, on Monday, the 17ti
w Sept. next, at the schol room formerly oceu-
pied by ROUSE TAYLOR, and known BY the name Of
the Friends school house,. Owing Co the pleasant
ness Of its situation and tIic ample accommodations
with which said house Is furnished for the COME.
nience of school, together with hs best eAeriions
to rsnder lis services useful 10 those gcn,lcmcn
WHO may afford encouragement 10 his inf, ndcd cs
tabIisl,ment, be indures himself with The hope
that hc shall meet with share of pubck approba.
ton
Nh. His Evening School will commence on
Monday evening, 10Th SEPT SeH a.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THE subscriber being about to re-
u move from this place fer the westward; calls
upon all persons with whom I've has unsettled counts
to adjust the same, without delay. All those who
have demands against him, requested to present
the ssme all who are indebted notified, that.
immediate settlement must be made.
JOSEPH ALLEN.
Newport, September 4, 1911
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The British Messenger arrived at Mr. Fosters
house near Philadelphia. on the So inst. with dcs.
patches relating to the affair OF the Little Belt.
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NOTICE.
THE creditors of WILLIAM BROWN, of South
ka"gsio,cn, in the county of Udshjngton, tra-
der, are hereby notified to appear, Gf they ,hink
f') at the General Assembly, to be holden al >ouih-
kngtocs, in the county aforesaid, the last Mon
day of October next, and shew cause (f any they
have) why his petition for the benefit of an act made
June 1885, for the relief of Msoivent Debtors,
should not be granted.
sept III. THO. PECKIlAM, Deb. Sec'y.
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PRINTING,
or all kinds, ereented with nca,ness, aeen-
raey aud deshaieh, al fdis office.
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FANCY GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING AT
II. q. RILHMOWD'S Cash Store,
an elegant assortment of new and fashionable

GOODS.--conaistinS u
~ REEN, Lelack, Slate and Black
" Lustrings and Ribbons Plain and Fgur'd
muil, l,no, sp pdernott, book and Cambriok Mus
lins linen canbrioks for pocket handkerchefs from
l2s to Sos the yard black Canton and Italian grapes
from 6s. to 7So with variety of other articles,
having b, IN bought for CASH, be sold lower
than has been offered for many years--Nhch with
his former stock Of Woolcn and Cotton GOODS, on
hand afford as extensive an assortment as can be
found in Newport.
.qLSO,
bale of damaged Sd Cottons, fIom Cd to 9d
peryard. sept IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
MARCUS QUINCY

INFORMS his friends and The public, tha,h e
has taken the building belonging to Mr
John Woodman, next to Mr. Bailey's BARRIERS
ihop, head of Portland Pier, EOrseresf, where
he offers Cor fale,a general sfoftn,ent of
Try and Grolmd Paints, q Oh,
raw, or bold, with fuliicisnt quantity Of
drying to render it fit and proper TO be ufed
for iniide of houfes, floors, cabins of vehels, &c
L may be relied on as good and fuch as will
dry quick Likewife paint bruihes, Glais, &c
As the fubfcriber expects TO fpend confder-
able part of his time in the fhop he will be
bic 10 accommodate thofe perfous that may
want fuch painting as chairs. chests, tables,
mahogany colours, or any Others as may best
iuit the employer. He will continue the paint
ing buiineis as formerly.
He requests thofe who Risy have accounts
open, either 10 favour or against him, to exhi-
biz the fame for iettIement or Cath.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
Portland Library.

NOTICES hereby given that flare No 8
y and No 10 III the Portland Library vii
be fold at Public Auction, on The "a day Of De.
cember next, at S o'ciockP NJ at The ufIice OF
the luhfcriber 10 Exchange lrees, puriu4nr &C
the 18Th Article of the Bye Laws
OLIVER BRAY, Li51orian.
If Any perfon las 10 poGelhon either Of the
following Books, Belonging to iaid Library
they ae requened to re.uin the fame 10 ,he
Librarian, VIZ.
kl4y on Slavery
PomphreI's Poems
History @ the Revolution il France
Harris Tour 10 " W Territory
burke on the sublime add Beautiful
General view oil ,he Doctfines of CHRISTIAN
~
World Displayed, sh voi
Edgworth on Education ii vol
Mord2uni Speeches ID vol
Beauties Of Spectator Sd vol
BAR Lectures Ist VOL No Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
BrHlb Chemical Liquid Black
ing :

DREPARED and fold wholelaIe by the fole
proprietor w 4 Conway, Chemilt, No
8, fremont itreet, Bottom, and fold ia glafs
quart bottles, price dollar--is warranted
equal if not hyperion to any competition for
a lmilar purpoie il not ony lnitsntIy com.
mrnicates jet black Warmth, equa TO the
mof brilliant Japann, bat al the tame time
imparts by iss oily competition an increafed du-
fabiIity 10 the leather, which renders an ar.
ticle worthy the notice Of moi individual
Sold by appointment by Mr.. 5 Patten, Book,
(eIer, Portland Bablon, WilcalIet Goodale,
dalloweiI; DR. Ellis, Augulta VIM. Sewall,
Polf Office, Bru swick /; Todd, SEo; Capt.
FroR, Kennebuuk Tappan, portimouth /;
Thomas and Whipple, Newburyport, and
mott DruggiRs and Booksellers Of relpeaahil-
ity throughout the u $. ~ None 0,E efa4-
is Huisss snsd w I Conway'-Is particular.
Nov Is (3w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
8 10000 The highest Prize !!

s 10000 the Highest Prize !
Harvard College Lotlery commences draw
ing on the goth Institutes are
i Of s 10000
Of S 1000
Of 8 1000
4 OF 6 500, besides host of 100, 50,
20, s 10, &c &C
Tickets and Quarters in the above msy
be had at S. Patterns Lottery Office,
Exchange street
N. 1t has been remarked that the
@ Goddess Fortune in The distribution OF her
iavUrs in fAls Lottery, has discovered more
Just discrimination than ever known before
that she has been influenced by no PoilIic'
al partiali,ies-s she acknowledges the claims
of all without distinction, and confers her
favors accordingly: for example, 5 1000
Prize in the Sd Clsss was drawn BY a wor-
thy Federallst, and IN the 5th s 1000 prize
was given to IL respectable young men,
vino we're worthy democrats. She has no
regard for sex four yourg Ladies have
drawn prize Of s 300 Hsse prizes Syere
sold BY s. ?ATTEN. Nov 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
y
or A YOUNG LADY

( a Bolton was afflicted ~.th mott violent
cough, tighineis vi tDe cheii, great d.tll-
Guilty OF breathing aud pam au the hde IN
This dhtielhng Rate, siIer having trlsd mott
tniEgs without effect was Indu 60 Try Or.
Relics Aith.nAilc Pills, v hen 70 the iurprIle
u herie!f and tr,elds. after one box her ileep
was rellored, her cough left her and on ln-
thing lie lecond her health was petfectly
ei'abnilicd. An elderly gentleman Of o4IenI,
was many years afflicted with mott vlolea
cough, great Difficulty Ut breathing u whetz-
ing, could MOI ileep. by taxing boxes was
Relieved. An aged man OF Hanover was 20
years afflicted with al al.hma, could NOT lay
GOWN IN has bed, was relieved BY taking 5
BIKES. a gentleman OF WIlcailel was wears
all cted win AL allhma, together with &c lrl-
Walton Vt Keep, was reviewed by tskins 8
DoAes. AN aged lady of BoltoR was &c yeaIs
ALI cted with vio.eut cough, difficulty u
ofea'hing' could not lay down III Lis bcu foc
years, was relieved by taxing boxes. Nj ..
aD'Ve 4es'e 'sfgaes ai fsF rnae(I rheie Phls
g'"e fsfa"! eye "a al ssngbS, esids, ofbq,s,, cen
l-~fssO"', o,1I.sisy IT b,e4tt,sg, .1L..=,agi, tJe
's-'' t'fli arc reatVsi IN JeIV born he 0rfI
To-" F'1 a 'sl.J t7-aAy eg.seahie even rtLsa iLe
'A"g' are effected. W. Que box Containing -
Pu,' frs4aently ELECTS cue, price dollar.
HF /0r Lr keifes Aithm~.Ic Pills None
arc genuine S"igs Egael w 4 Conway be gar
fifA'a' Prepased and fold whoieIale by the
l''e proprietor, W Conway, No 3, Ilemun.
Hrse'' bolton, and retail 10y lpecIai appoint.
| nent oy MIR stephen ta,ieu, BOOKSELLER
| Portland; EAbicn, Whcatle, Goodae, HAL
lowei; d.. Joel EilIs, Auguila W. Sews,
FOX Onice, BiuIiw,ck Todd, Saco; Frolt
AennsDunk; Isppan, Portimou.h; rhoma.
and nipple, Newburyport, and mott Drug
glib aud booksellers OF reipettabihIy lhrouga.
cuI the L. 3. rabe,e' also nay 6s bas al l1ss.
I..y s'eesss1 asa ofP,eeeI -. 81 eIaei, Gs. e,epa..
81 ~ W I Conway Nov s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
Unifei Slater Of Ame,ira, .

CnHef Slater ef dmerffa,
D3fri7 Of AfHine, q. !
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
Iibels are filed ia the Diitrict Court OF
Maine-viz againh the cargo OF the ichr Dol
y, confltiug OF one hundred and ten tons OF
Platter Of Paris, Of which veheI one Ammi
Greedy was mailer; feized by Tfaac lney,
Eiq Collector OF the DItlrit of Portland aud
Falmouth
lilo, againl the Cargo of the brig Lydia
conhfting of one hundred and fly ,ons of
Piailier Of Paris, of which veilel one Lemuei
sawyer was matter, felzed by The above
named Collector.
die, against the Cargo of the fchooner
R,s 'lsf9', Oziss Blanchard, master, couiisting
Of about 50 tons OF Plaster Of Paris, landed
Cd IOteph Sturdivant's Wharf, il Eorthysr-
mouth; ieized by the above named Collector,
Ai,o, against the Cargo Of the ichooner
S1liy. of Passport, William Shackford, master.
consisting of about 80 tons OF P.ais,er of Paris
landed on 5ossph Sturdivsnts Wharf, in
SoFihyarmouth; ieized by the above named
CHrGror
dire, the Cargo of the fchooner SoiIy, of
Nrsouryport, iUhn Hancock master, con-
listing OF about 100 tons of Plaster Of Paris
!~udcd on Greely S,urdvAnt.s Wharf, in
Nouhyarmou.h ie,zsd by the above named
Collector
Aii0, the Cargo Of the coop Ms.oa's DsErb
ter, Samn-i Fiiher, master, conR.tng of o.
.ons of Plaster of PARIS, landed on Fedora
Wharf 40 NOrthyafRouth ieized by the
ab1ve named Collector
hlsO, the Cargo OF tie noop Falmouth o
Salem Iofeph Chandler master, copE,tin,
Of % tons ol Hiaster OF PARIS, landed on Jo-
teph DrinkwateI ) wharf in Northyarmouth
leizec by the above named Collector
| ALo, sgains, one hundred aud wenty ton
| OF Plaster of Paris, feed by Joiiah Hoos
| so CHsctor of district of Penobicot- al o
which ieIzures were as aAedged Tor bIeathe
Of the Laws of the United sslies That
hearIng aud trial VIII he had thereon at Port
aud "a iald District of Maine on the frs
luuaGay OF December neat, when and ~her
any periJns interested ia any OF fad article
may appear and thew carns if any can b
.hewn wherefore the fame fliouid not b
deemed forfeited and difpoisd of according {
law. I. G. THORNTON, Azo,Sslo&ls AZ is
Dstei OF Psrfksss AZ Is, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-25
Thomas MELONS, Eitate.

THE Heirs of Thomas Mellon, late Of
HsrPiwe!I, ~ the county of Cumberland
mariner, deceaIed, are hereby notified that
Mathew Martin h4a applied to me for a
Letter Of Accumulation On the Bna.e OF
laid deCsaied and thar | iliall conGder hi,
application at a Court of Probate 10 be hol-
den az the Office Of John Frothinghara, ED.
IN Portland, on the fecond Wednesday Of DE-
cember next, at ten O'Clock ia the tOteaoun,
wheu aud where the tsid heirs or any con-
cerned may be prelert aud heard tl.ereo
Dates at Portland AeV IL, 1911
SIM FREEMAN, JUDGE Of s1il Cut