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HYGEIa ACADEMY.

VNHE public are Informed that Pur'
suart TO an act of the Virginia Lee
eislature, giving authority TO certain
Casnnaissionsrs. to sell the public build
ines formerly occupied by the district
Court at Hay Market, ia the Counly OF
Prince William. Virginia: A purchase
of said buildings has been made by an
ssseciatioaof gentlemen, with view to
convert them into SEMINARY OF learn
ing; for the government whereof,
number os The most respectable persons
in the adjoining counties have been re-
eularly constituted board OF Trustees
Having been then duly appointed and
Instituted, the Trustees have proceeded
20 thea.eeeration and repairs of the build,
ipgs, which are now In readiness iot the
accommod zion Of more than one hun
dred studsa.s. They have engaged i
professor Of the dead languages and
bellies le,fres. s one OF the mathematics
& higher branches. Both gentlemen OF
liberal education and experience as
teachers. The course Of education Will
coup, cneni all the branches OF htera-
ture as pursued In the Eastern Cole
yes; ct being intended to apply spccdi'
II for an actof Incorporation, insIi,uing
the seminary a regular Callcge, with the
power of conterriug degrees. The
Trustees have likewise engaged gen
,tle,nan of the first responsibility and
moral character TO act as Il Steward and
take charge of the boarding department
IOa. this account they viii eves have ii
Nh their power to regulate the price OF
43ard at the lowest rate; and tu:the',
III be enabled to con6ue the students to
s}t8oce of regular hours, and Of
l3cx Of the ins6tatien. The
Nppened on the first OF j.
ltasien, Il may be CONFIDENT
z EI.; kIcs ID tie uaion com
ETY. OF important adj
Z. bad moral habits OF
xSE he uncutnmon beaiCh-
Itself, IT'S contgu''y
ose snpesauity Of the
e. NJ Other desirable arti-
q T. must reduce the COS.
b ecsaf ITS Of board
- "a ums,ance of its bclng
fsing care of we'll fitted
: 1edie1ely IN the neighhor-
81 Esc,vst nsust ai!ke
~ \ SfH[85{ ,,.sS >,ttentiny n
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HE'PoRT

The Secretary of State, to whom
uas referred The resolution OF the
House Of Representatives OF the s,h
last. requesting information t sa-
ing The conduct of British ohasoo
tawards persons taken in American 1au
armed ships, has the honor 10 lay
before the President, the aeso@pa-
nying papers marked A. B. y. lrom n
wl,icl, it appears. that certain per-.
sons. some Of whom are said 70 10
native. and others naturalized e''l E
zens of the U. States, being parts o.
the crews of the United States arm
ed vessels the Nautilus and Tue
Wasp and Of the private armed
vessel, the Sarah Ann have been
seized under tha pretext oftheir be-
ing British subjects. by British Off
GERS for the nyowed purpose as is un-
derstood. OF having them brought to
tr;a, for their lives, and that others
being part ofthe crew ofthe Nau'i-
las have been taken into the British
service.
The Secretary Of State begs leave
also to lay before the President the
PAPERS marked D. and f. from these
il will be seen. that whilst the
British naval officers arrest as err.
minaIs such persons taken on board
,merican armed vessels as they may
consider British subjects, they claim
a right to detain on board British
ships Of war American citizens who
may have married in England, or
been impressed from on board Bri.
fish merchant vessels; and that they
consider an impressed American.
when he is discharged from one Of
their ships, as prisoner of war. All
which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES MONROE.
Department Of State,
December 10, 1919.
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CONGRESS.
HoysE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Wrdnesdau December %.


Wednesday December %.
To the House Of Representatives. Of
the Unilcd Suites.
I transmit to the House OF Repre-
seutatives. Report Of the secre'a-
~ Of the Navy. complying with their
resolutions Of the 10th instant.
JAMES MADISON.
December 2s. 1912.
NAVY DEPARTMENT
2lst December. 1Sfs. }
Or the subject of the resolution
ofthe Honorable the House OF he
representatives. Of the 10th inst. | lraVe
the honor TO state
That in pursuance Of the rrselu-
ton Of Congress 81 the third sl"rch
1905; d gold medal emb'emat:'ai o!
the attacks on the town. batteries anu
nava! fnrre Of frinoIi by the squad
ron uader commodore :'rebsc's ecm
mard. was presented t" es"n.od"re
pre,,,e-in t,e manper stated in the
enclosed letter dated NaI IL. 1890,
That one months .'a,s WIS allowed
d" exclusively o. the eamm"n ALLOW
aace. to all the petty officers, seamen
and marines If the squadron. who so
g,oriensiy supported the henor OF the
America flag. url'r the o'tlrrs 81
their gallant commander IN the se'e-
raj attacks"
Tina, no ssord has beer presented
to either o. the eosan'iss.on officers
or midshipmen. who distinguished
themselves in the several. attacks
Aud that it is not known to TINS
denar,ncnt thai there ever was made
bv Congress q specific appropriation
of 90 ,090 Gci!ars. sor tlc purpose OF
carryiag into effect the resoia'io"
referred to:
With rasne-t to that part OF the
Resolution Which requests "a" Pre-
s;,,.ut 10 canse a sword TO be present
ed 10 each Of the commission officers
and ,ni;lsl.ipmen who distinguished
themselves, it is nresuned that the
President saw what to lis mind APP
peared difficulties Of grea: de!icacy,
from the peculiar language Of the
resolution. by the resolution ne was
requested to presea, words TO such
only as had distinguished themselves;
and all having been represented 20
him as having ac.vs. g!",iously, be
could moi ip justice IRA" with preei-
sion a line Of discrimination. lie
felt. il is presumed. q sepugnanee to
the making ola selection which. by
implicatiop. would nerrssarii! have
cast an unmerited rsproaeb upon all
not therein included. A degradation
ofthnt kind iaisht have greatly in
,jursd the service; and could not pes
siblv have been graz, fu' to the hon-
orabie feelings Of the favored c'h-
GERS.
have the honor to he. with the
greatest respect. your obedient ser
want,
PAUL HAMILTON.
The President.
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(A.)
SIR JOHN B0RLAsE WARREN TO Mr..
MONROE.
HaUfaG, 3Oth Sept. 1912.

HdU3 NC, QUIZ Ctpt. lo1I.
SIR,
Having received Information that
a n,ost unauthorized act has been
committed by commodore Rodgers.
in forcibly seizing twelve British
seamen prisoners Of War. late be-
longing to the Gnerriere, and taking
them out Of the English Cartel Brig
Endea,or on her passage down the
harbor of Boston, afser they had
been regularly embarked On board
Of her for an exchange. agreeable TO
the arrangements settled between
the two countries. and that the Said
British seamen. so seized arc now
detained on board the United States
frisate President as hostages !; feel
myself called upon to request, sir,
your most serious attention TO "A
measure so fraught with mischief
. and Inconvenience, destructive of
the good faith of u flag of truce and
ihe sacred protection Of cartel. |
should he extremely sorry that the
'mprudent act of any officer should
involve consequences SO particular
Il sever as The present Instance must
naturally produce, if repeated; ard
although il is very much my wish,
during the continuance Of the differ
ences existing between the two coua-
tries. to adopt every measure that
might render the ctfcc: ofwar less RI
gorous. yet. in another point ofyicw
the conviction Of the duty owe my
country would. in the event OF such
grievances AS ! have already stated
being continued, not admit of any
hesitation in rctaliatory decisions
hut as ! am strongly persuaded Of
the high libera!ity of your senti.
ments. and that the act complained
of has originated entirely with the
otsicer who committed it, and that
it will be as censurabie in your con-
sideratjon rs it deserves, | rely
upon YOUR taking such steps as will
prevent q recurrence Of conduct so
extremely rcprehensijle in every
shane.
have thel honor to be,
With the highest consideration,
Sir,
Your most ob't:& most faithful
Humble servant,
(signed) JoHS BonLAsE WARREN.
Admiral Of the Blue and Com
mandcr 10 Chief, &c.
His EscelleRcy james Monroe, esq.
Secretary Of State.
MR., MONROE TO SIR JOHN B0ILAsE
WARREN.
Department Of State.
October, 2Sth, 1919.
SIR,
have had the honour to receive
your letter Of tia seth September
complaining that Commodore Rod.
gers, commanding sqadron of the
United States Navy at the port of
Boston, had taken Twelve British
seamen, lately belonging to his Bri
trannie Majesty's ship the Guerriere
from a cartel in the harhor Of Bos-
ton, and that he detained them on
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TO COMMODORE EDWARD PRE3LG.
Nary department. Nay H. 1886.
SIR-In pursuance Of the rssolu
ton of Congress. Of the Sd March.
1905. requesting the President OF
the United States 10 cause a gold
medal 60 be struck. mathematical of
The attacks on the town. batteries.
and naval force OF Tripoli. by the
sguadroa under your command, and
to present il to you in su, y .nanner
as in his opinion would be mos; hon
orahlc 10 you; the medal which will
herewith be delivered .o.cu by lieut..
Jones has been struck. iou will
receive il, sir, is a testimony of eur
country's estimation Ga The important
and honorable services rendered b.,
you; and you will be- pleased to ac-
cept AN assurance of the great plea
sure / have in the honor Of present.
ing it TO yen.
l have tue l,onor to be. with great
respect, sir our most obedient ser-
want,
. (Signr''l r. SMITH.
From the records Of The Navy De-
partmsnt.
PAUL HAMILTON.
After s0ne consideration as 10 the
praper course for this business TO
taSe. it was rcicrredte select COM
n;ttee Of seyen meBiGcrs, to cOnsi-
der and report thereon.
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Imprisonment Of Sean2m.

Imprisonment Of Seanfn.
Tie Speaker laid before the House
the rnilowirs message iroia the Pre-
sident Of the United States:
10 TIE House Of Representatives. Of
the United States
] transmit to the House ofRepre-
sen.a,ives a report of the Secretary
If State, complying with their reso-
sutton Of the 9th inst.
JAMES MADISON.
i December Stst. 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-02
or "A YOUNG LADY ~!

OF Bolton, was afflicted with violen
cough tightneis OF The chef, great diff
Guilty OF breathing, and pain in the lide; 10
thus .diitreihog fate after having tried moit
things without effect, was induced 70 take
" Or ReJfes dJ4uIte Plis." when to the Cur
prize Of herielf and friends, after taking one
boz, her ileep was reitored, her cough left her,
aud in ilnifhing the fecond, her health was
perfectly eitabhfhed-ha siderLy geafleszsA Of
Saies was many years afflicted with mott VIC
lent cough, great difficulty of breathing and
wheczing, could NOT feep; by taking rwo
boxes was curea--Ha oII zss Of Hanover was
20 years afflicted with an Alma, was cured
by q ng three boIes A gsstlerssa Of EVi,
sGlttw was fix years afft tted with an Alihma.
could Hot ileep, was cured by three boxes
/ IN eideriy LAZY Of Bsfsz was 10 years Attic
ted with violent cough, difficulty Of btealh
! ing, could not Jay down in her bed for wears
was cured by taking only two boxes -Thele
Pills gre infant s3ie ia al .1Rbz1 diff viz, q
b5ssfbisg BOarHstI, rpbeesi.g feise 50 tie f5rosf
fStf~eSI Of toe sbsf sOnIHPisss, eosrb5, eulss Se
Common eSIsI are geasr1ly rs@gVej IA frEo Bosys
zee qgsd 1Oi esferirnee srqoai!y agreea6is ecr
+pbf" fbe tHTgs are eff9sI ~ AK for I" DR.
Re.es Aithmatic Pits None a.s csariss ga
i=is fgaad w. 7 Conway, Re parfi ris, 4 On.B
esaf1iai & 10 pill J;equsatiy sgst7I errs ! Pre-
pared by the iole proprietor W. T. CONWAY
No. 2, fremont aree' Bottom, by whom the,
are iold wholeiae aud retsiI by M.
kPATTEE, Bookseller, Portl2ne-Dr. Todd
Saco-Bablon. WlcalTei- Coodzls, Rallowel
t-Dr. loci r. Ellis, Augulta-1appau, PorSl
tmouth-Thomas and WhippIe, Nswburypor
and moll Druggirs and Booksellers of re.
lpectabiiIty throughout tie United Slates-
fPLf's aiso my bs kIf al .hoCe iaiIy elteeme,
a1l apr owed MEDICINES sc, prepared D.
W t. Conway.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-02
G ERUPTIONS II!

NHB toIlouEi1g nSe,05 Of q iefts, from DR. Wan.
1ODD 10 w Il CONWAY s7fnssf f6s ~.
psciOr .tfsoty IF DR.. Reifs'' botanical Drop -
Your Botanical Drops q zs9 sxss!lsst and
certain care 70, all eHsa"som fyretisHs "--Saco a.
pra IS, l8iI Among the many cures lately
performed by theis Drops, the folloving may
not be uniutereitirg ~ Lasy If WGfsy tom
was years afl cted with eruptioAs and fcabs
all over the head, fac, behiad the ears, aud
various parts Of the body, attended with mott
tormenting feelings, Lurning., and bloiches,
and which rendered her 10 unp,eaiant TO her
felf, that One refuied company for feveral
months, In this traly deplorabIe fate, fhe
was revealed upon 70 try" DR. Relys's Befan
zeal ErspI,' when 10 the altoaiihmeut OF her
ielf and friends the was cured by taking bot
ties. 4 Gill; e 5 years old was covered with
hiles and ulcers, ieveral of which had eat
down to the ribs, attended with ichiags, bur
niDgs, and slotches. BY recommendation, rhe
parents were induced 10 try thsle Drops, and
was cured by taking bottles, Il Csrpsaier
MIR b 6sH had his arms covered with biles, no
lels than AZ on one arm, fome as big as pig
cons egg, had tried every thing without eff
feet, was cured by 1ottles - 7bs rvbaIsof
'~S SS"TS tos'e tSS'ef o' P1Y'feHG hciS OEOps
are radical cure for fcurvy, icrofula, ieptofy,
eruP;ions, lurfeit, fat rhenm. pimpled faces,
fore legs, ulcers, venerea taints where mercu.
ry has failed, all impurities of the blood and
juices are the ben Spring and Autumnal ply.
ilc, aud r.ay be given to children with perfect
laiety - IN for DR., Relies Botanical
Drop, None are gsH-iHs Eais,f Egre5" w +.
Conway be particSla,! Prepared sy the ioIe
proprietor, w I CONWAY, No 8, fremont
lFeet, Bolton, by whoua they are fold whole.
iaie ard reail by Mr. 5. PATrtS, Booklet.
Ter, Portand-Dr Todd, saco- Babfon, VIII.
cailet-Goodae, Haliowell-Dr Joel r Ellis,
Auguita-FaPpah. Portfmouth-T Thomas and
Wh'Pple, Newburypo-t-and mon Druggists
and Booksellers of refpe6tability Throughout
the Uni;ed States-rrb~e also nay Be bad all
ulole FULLY eiteemed aud approved MEDI-
ClNto &c prepared by w. +. Conway.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-02
Coniry ProdGrs aoaaisd Jtr

Country PrOdars acaHisd J1r
Feathers.
John DIX. has about 5000 VT. Of Fe1itsr5
o. variou. kinds on hand, which be vii
dirpoie OF as cheap as can be bad at any lor'
ia the flare, and al kinds Of country produce
or fiih. fuch as Herring, Maekerel, Shad
Alewives, Pollock, Cod and Scale Filth, taken
in payment. Thofe who may want to fupply
themielves with this article have now al eafy
way OF obtaining IT,
ALo--Ts Store,
rs quintet good Table Fifth
100 do Pollock
40 kegs Fig Tobacco, good quality
10 do Cue fpun do.
1000 WI Chee.e-- Country Flour
Together with a geheraI zHortment Of
Vet LaGia Geod5 and GroceYie5,
TO he difpoled Of on advantageous tels.A
February "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-02

WE The iubleribers having been appointed
by the Hoa. Samuel Freeman, BIO to
receive and examine lhe clam. OF creditors 10
the eilale Of
THOMAS MORSE,
late Of Falmouth, in the county Of Cumber-
land yeoman, deceaGed, Represented inlolvent,
DO hereey give notice that Fix months are
allowed 10 iaid creditors TO briDg in ADD prove
their elaine, and thar we l,all attend thar
iervice at The Office Of EfoGes Quinby, in Fal :
MOUTH on The hrit Monday Of March next
add on the ieeond Tueiday Of each fucceedinQ
mouth, from 10 o'c'ock P NJ.
IONA. SPARROW,7
MOSES Quincy, C'@"D''7''''
Flln7oEib, Feb. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-02
Stephen Wahburn, deceafed.

NOTICE IS hereby given, thar the laa will
and teiiamsnt Of STEPHEN WASH
6URN, late OF New Gloucelier, in the cour.
~ Of Cumberland, yeoman, deceafet, la.
been p'eien'sd to me for rrobate. by Sarah
WAihburni the eiecusriI thel elm named aud
that Weinsfday, The 25rh day cs March rc1t
at ten O'Clock IN the forehoon, is aligned "a
take proof Of the fame, ar Cour, of P,obate
then 20 be holden At The IfTice Of John Frutb.
: ingham' kiq. IN Portland; when and where
a. pesions concerned may be pseleat to fhcu
cauie, 1t any hey have. why the ia,d Wi
iliouid or ihorid not he approved and allowed
SAM FREEMAN, J4aye sfseia C.u,s
Fttaary p, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-02

Eve hundred numbers viii continue
days drawing ana the stationary prizes will
"a determined accordingly.
THIS clals VIII corri:ncs drawing in Bof-
ron on the fourth day of November next, ua.
tets The f2le Of tickets fha be fuch as 10 juiti-
S. an earlier drawing IN which cafe the
managers will give ie4lonabie notice in the
newspapers
The highea prize win be paid "a ninety
days; other prizes above one hundr q dol
lar ID dEty day.; aud all Others in thirty
days after the drawing fhali be completed.
raymeat, a. u!ual, IN bills generally current
ia This Commonwealth. PriEss not demand
ei within one year from the eud OF the draw
ing, viii not be paid, but will appropria-
ted 20 the purpoles fthe LOTTERY.
VtnJeIs of tickeis are reQueiied TO return
TO the managers, or either Of them, all fuch
tickets as they thall not take 10 their owe ac-
Count on or before the 24th day of October
rext after which day, they will remember
that all iickets, not returned as above will be
conddered IS ahumed by the vendors refpeck-
ive'y. After which time alto the price OF
tickets viii be RATED to 5 dis, 50 cts.
The liberal patronage, which this lottery
hai received from the public, IS gratefully &C
knowiedgsd. A continu nee of IT will enable
the managers to complete, by this clafs, the
ium, for the railing Of which the lottery was
granted ii Is therefore RESPECTFULLY lohcitea
~ their humble fervants,
MRLLHN, M..e,ro
PIT. JACKSONN
Tickets & Curriers'
= he above Lottery for iale at the Book
fore OF
ISAAC ADAMS,
No. E<.basge feet.
Portland, Feb. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-02

Jofeph Baker & John Barrels,
- FsPECTFULLY inform their friends and
~ eu(lomers that they have entered into
pahnerihif under The firm Of
BAKER s. BARTELS,
and commenced bulinefs at the fore occupied
by fad Baker, oPpofite the head Of 1ngrz
hams Wharf, fore llreet, where they offer
for fale the following ar,icIes-viz.
20 hhds good 1avoured Windward Iland
Rum
10 do. ~ L Ram
Old Jamaica Spirits, and ST. Cfoix Rum
pipes American Gin
rs hhds. MoIzGes
Hhds. and bis. Wen India Sugar
Loaf, Lump and Havana white do
rs chelti Hylon, Young Hyfon, Hy[on Ska,
Souchong and Bohea TEAS
5000 wit Coffee
$500 ", Rhode Iil1nd Cheele
IS boxes mould and dip'd CandIes
IL bales Georgia Upland, North Carolina,
and Wen India Cotton
so bbls Mels and NO / Bees-5oo VT Bacon
Bbls clear and bone midling Pork
8 tons Log Wood
10 hhds. coarie Ssit--hhdS Liverpool do
so bu(hels Table do
1000 w Engllih differed, Swede and Ameri-
can Steel
90 boxe. 81, Cd, lod, I'd and God Saccar
Kappa cut, lod Ensiiih and American
Wrought Nails
500 WI Sole Leather
caf&s Ece-l2 kegs Ginger
Bags Plmento and Pepper
Lifbon, Sherry, Port and Malaga Wines
Sweer Oi!-Sperm do
Caffia, Cloves and Nutmegs
tons Hollow Ware
Kegs hg aud twill Tobacco
SO quntal Pollock Filth
80 do Table do
600 boxes Herring
60 bbls picked dO--and fundry other arhcies
The above article, are Of the 6rR quality
and will be fold on realonable terms
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-02

WE the fa5icribers having Deco appointed
by the Hon. Samuel Freeman Efq 20
receive AID eramiue the claims of creditors 10
me e.ls,e Of
ROBERT MITCHELL,
isie Of P sP.coS, yeomaa, dceeaied, renrefen-
tel 1n!oy~At, D. hereby &c notice has fIx
nloatts allowed 20 lad creditor. 10 bring
~ andprove theis calm, and thar We f,all -
'sid ttA, fervice At The h0ufe Of Nathaniel
Ger'lh. i7h0lte- 10 Dh-hsn, OF tie Tai Tuei
day Vi Februny inf and n, bird Tue.day
80 IN Sve f'Aowing r. n;Ls, LON Que uil
Eve O'Clock p 81.
JUAN CONVERSE ? csnzf-.a.
SYMoNDS BAKER e.,
ID fi1, Fb.c5 1879,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-02
RElfcEn.
WEBER = MERRILL

WEBER & MERRILL.
HAVE removed to the fore ne, Al,
Nh. Royal Lineoln'', near he head \,
Exchange lireet, where they have for f.I. ,
general aGortment a
SEASONABLE GOODS
among which are-faperfue. midl;ng "a
lowpricd Broadcloths--d DO d. do. CaT,rs..-
--Dufflis--Co7tings-Pelife Flannels-u,h;.-
yellow, green, red and black Fanpels--Rl,
kets, from ? ITO AZ 4--VeIvets--CaIieaa
Cipgham,-whte and colored Canbr;cL,-
Mnslins-Lases Shawl Handkerchief
Observation-Disclosures Lawn-worT.s
Hole--lames wool do-ilk, leather 4 cote
Gloves.
A general afortment or American Fs4o-,
Goods ; which they will fell AZ reduced prie,.
F.b q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-02

John JOHNSON No 2 Ti,combs buildings,
has Tor fale, rich lace Wells, Hkfs and Tip
pets These goods having been imuggled and
duies iaved, they will be fold mueh cheaper
than Goods lawfully imported
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-02

rHE iubfcriber hereby gives police 70 an
concerned, tia, be has been dr:y an.
pointed. aud has taken-upou himleif the tru(i
81 ETeeu.oF Of the lat will auG,telianetn Of
RUTH FIERCE,
fe O ba'swin- il the. couo:y Of Cumher-
ana widow ceeeaEed, by g.viog bond a. The
's~ dHeet'-He therefore rcqasiss all perfon,
who are INDEBTED 10 TIE f4id detealed ella Z.
10 make immediate payment; and th5fe who
ave oem1aos 'hs.son, 10 exhibit the fame 10
J-.J 25, ISL Josiah PIERCE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-02
Jofeph b. hoopcr's Efate.

Joieph B. hoopcr's Efate.
IT. be i5H BY order q tie Supreme Tn-
diciai Csurt, on THURSDAY, lie
flueBfb day Of March nExt, a. elcv-
81 0'ci5ck M tie foroRsoR,
THE whole Of the Real Etste OF Jofeph O.
Hooper, la,e of Portland, in the eounty
Of Cumberland, cooper, decealel, for pay.
laeuI Of bis debts as far as the proceeds there
% will enable rue &c do. -SsiG ellate coafil.s
0f ia Dwelling Houre and Lot Of Land on
Spring areet and Love Lane.
Safe TO be on the premfes
JACOB MOVES, Alziajlr4tey % jai5 sEstf.
FEB. II, 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-02

THE fubfcriber hereby give. public notice
= to all concerned, that flle has been duly
appointed and taken upon herfelf the truls Of
Adminiitratrix on the eltate Of
DAVID SAWYER,
late ofOtsfield. in the county of Cumberland,
yeornan, deeeafed, by giving bond as the law
directs-She therefore requeas all perions
who are indebted to the faid deceafeds elzte,
TO make immediate payment and lhofe who
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the
fame TO POLLY SAWYER,
FEB IS 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-02
Commonwealth Of MaI4chufetts.

Commonwealth Of MaIachufeus.
LINCOLN. IS.
To Jaae Chapman gf 7b9majf9n, il fle
County Of LincsLl, one Ct the heirs q
Hidia1l Chapman, late IF md 1bapp-
aston, ye7man, dlce1Ed- Greeting.
WHEREAS you the fad lfaac Chapman.
at Probate Court, have this DAY a.
Thomsifon, 10 the countyiafoFsiaid, prsisn'e9
an lnitrument Purportng % be The LIT viii
and teitament OF iaid dsceaTed, in which you
are named as thu iole Executor for approbA-
ton aad allowance-You are hereby Ordtrt5
aad directed 70 notify the widow aud all Ibe
heirs ADD lesstees of laid deceafed, thar .
hearing and confederation viii be had uPoA
the iub;ea Of approving or difapproving OF
iaid inilrument as the lalf will aud tel.saienE
offaid decesled, al Probate Court, ueEs 10
be held ar che Dw.lliag-houfe Of John Ceas
lon, ianhclder ~ Ihomslton zlorelaid. On
the twenty ninth day Of June, az len of Ihe
clock ia he forenoon, bylsrving fad widow
and heirl who rfiide IN thi. Corrmuaaes cath,
with copy hereof 4nd by FULFILLING fhr'
order in one Of The newspapers prin.sd p
Portland, three weeks iuccs1iyely, The liz
publication 10 be thir.y days before the h'tng
OF fad Court, when, and where thsy o. ahy
that fee caufe nsyaPPear
Wines SiIas Lee, E!q Judge Of PFohs's
Sc for ias1 county, AZ IhomallOH, this lS'D
day OF Ianaary, "A ID l342
! Copy, LDM FAAGG, 1E P'Sia'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-02
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20 John LEAVirr.
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