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amid h sold. tits presumed that
this + bne BIZ appraisers.
+ am 1eryrespsctfnlly, Gentlemen,
Vur most sbedient servant,
ALBERT G aLLAlIN.
,1 =. ..--aad others.
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10000 dollars.

THE Fl st d"twA rnmDcr on the
next, beng the stn Day drawing ofthe
VACCINE. LOTTERY, will b. cnti.
lied to one of the ioGr c1pha! prizes OF
Twcntg rhors nd Dollars. 1 he 18TH
da,'s drawing vii take place Oh tues
day, the Sd of November, after which
the drawings will DC continued not less
th,n three times in each week, until
finished The wheels yet CONTAIN
prizes OF IS 10000
2 of 5000
of 1000
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Killed. instantly, on Friday mora-
ing last between the hours OF i and
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Present price of Tickets 10 dollars
SusquchannahC analLottery
Ii Gays Of which are d avn, aid tns
Drawing rapidly progressing, con'
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Medical College Lottery,

Present price of Tickets II Dol!afs.
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A yALUABaa PRIZE.

A large English ship, $40 tons.
maunting Is guns, with a cargo of
mahogany is in the Bay. seat in by
the Dolphin. Capt. Stafford. She
spoke An English brig srom 3razilis.
coming in. captured by the U. States
brig Argus.
The snip sent in by the Dolphin.
is the john Hamilton. Thompsaa.
fran Honduras for london, with
700 tons Of Mahogany, i, large
ship. t2s feet on deck. captured a5t',
alt. in Tat. 50 after long action:
Fortunately without the loss OF any
lives. Several were wounded on
both sides; the ship mounts + lons
mines anil II twelve pound :arrona'ies
ani 80 men. Of the Capes spoke a
British, brig frsm Brazils. with cot
ton. Prize to the y. S,s,,, brig
Argus. Baltimore .imsrican.
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CORRECT STATEMENT

Of The unfortunate cy,fi;i' OIL board
TIE Rattle SNci;e.
Monday, twenty third November
Wing between s.cedy ISLAND and the
piers. fresh gales aud variable. Al
j. T.. NJ. cleared the wa.d room Of
the spare sails and the offers chests.
for the purpose Of getting the best
bower cirnr--'he watch Was then
doubled anu set. twelve men and two
officers in each watch. AT 2 O'clock
A. N. Mr.. AusAel, second officer.
and William Ruddoai;, the gunner,
and twelve seap,en. being upon deck,
-ou.rter befsre O'clock. a heavy
sgaall arising, Mr. Ans"cl then CALI
ed to ti,cn to stand by the anchor,
he then called the pilo'. AID the gun
uer called all hands f'rwar.-oy
that ,ins the .qlail had s.ruck the
brig and she ,iriited, oar yards being
close brxced ~, wh'cb made t''e'"
Law close aoack, her keel then touch
is. the ground she upset Immaculate
,y1tse wa,ci, l!'en go' D'' her side
the gunner seeing man 10 lbs hisht
dress. asked Who he was, ne answer
cd :. NnFe:, aud al IA" sane h'ae
s,;a - have lest my flrSer :" get
ting out"-tise sanner 'i'e' gave h'"'
4 N
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NORFOLK, December ~.

Arrived The st>op union, i1ewes,
bound from New York to- th,- part, Ia
acn WITH potatoes, onions, appI9s, cdr
xc, wss esptured on The s'n instant TO
the easi If Cape Charles, aud IN Is s.
ihoms W ter, By the "'i'ish frig4te A,ld-
Stone, and alter taking out the whole o!
the In,Io cargo, put 10 prisoners al BOARD
tbs sloop. strictly charging Cap. Hewes
TO POT jnso Philadelphia. lie however
proceeded Oh his Voyages, and % We'd
rcsday about IL o'clock, the wind blow
ins l. gale, came 70 anchor IL Lyahaven
Bay Dat the anchors not holding, had
u cut toe cable and run ashore. The
prisoners who came in the sloup, state
a, the MAIDSTONE was in company
e@'t1 a squadron consisting Of one II,
The Acas,l fr,gate, the Sophia slsep, and
a brig, and that they had been craizing
oil tas Cape, for some tsmc The Off
GETS &C. ,be Maidstone asked captain
!iswes d yreay many questions about
connpd2re Deca,iIr, "hom they wish
I'd very ,nucn to IA! n with
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RUSSIA AND FRANCE.

Z, A report Was on Friday received from
MarlaX, Of the commencement of a ne.
: goeiation between France and Russia
II was said that thu emperor Alexander
had solicited an a.nistico from Bona
parte, which was granted upon the fol-
lowing terms being conceded as preli-
minaries to u treaty, viz. Moscow to re-
main 10 possession OF the French dur
lag the wIntcr-Russia to become a
member of the confedsration-to pay
ssvsnty millions Of francs-,o shut her
ports against E1giand-and finally, that
Prince Constantine shall bs sent TO the
French head quarters as a hostage for
the Performance Of those conditions.
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ting him to another part afthe wreck
iehere Mr. Aasdel came to his g..
sislancs, aad he was made safe a.
mong the rest of the people-he
proyedte be the bcatswai,,--,he Gun.
ner then gave him his only Jacket,
rs bis shirt was tore and hr IN a .t,ta
CT pe"ishins. By this time boats
from different vessels had come 10
our assistance. and We were then Ill
conveyed. seventeen in number. an
BOARD a small sloop.-We remained
there about half an hour when ID.
gunner asked one ofthe sIoop's crew
it he would go with him in search If
a chest which had some money IN
belonging to him, he answered ,hat
he would not, that il was too cold.
he then took The boat, and with.
ont Jacket and dripping wet. went
10 The wreck and there heard III.
cries Of people in the fore castle. he
hailed tie slooe. but not beiu. allie
TO make himself heard. he return.a
With the boai to the sIoop. toh! them
on board that he heard the erie. Of
people in Tie farccasiic Of the wreck.
they Immediately got axes md
other tool, aud we.t on board ,,d
began cutting hole, WHICH Wa,
seconded by carpenter of one II
The ships il the river, who ca,.,e on
board with a broad axe. and >,ou
delivered Iifteen men and one Inv
from watery srave-the men lad
held the boy about two hours AM, a
half above Water. while in the fore.
castle watch saved his iife-we then
made IN attempt 10 deliver sous
which were In the wardreom and
cabin. but that part being entirely
under water. We could moi give INV
assistance 10 thpm; the whole lass
is sixteen, fourteen Of whom were
found.
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SAMUEL HATTERSLAY,
E;oa S,,.et 4itsusa,i1.

King Street, .Altsaea'a.
-gAs received from the indian o-
IA c-sn, hahasome assortment OF
Rrsr SKINS, Glib do. and fors e' d'l'
is,en, kinas, suitable for Ladies Up
nets. which are drest asd ready tor SAFE.
he las on hand as usual Ladies, ezra
Long Gloves. Gloves, buckski'' ra''a-
ICONS, Mocasins, GaIlowe.. L'sew,ss
rood assortment of Morocco osiha'
,oys' Morocco Hats, With various o''iss
articles.
December IA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-16
ALEXANDRIA,
WEDNESDAY, December Is.
ITO sHEW
CHE VERY AGE & BODY OF The TIML
ais FORM AND PRESSURE.
) TO SHEV
OUR NAVAL. VICTORIES.

OOh N a Al. VIZ ORiES.
Although We participate largely in :be
pride and pleasure, which tie gallantry
Of our little navy has excited lii the A
liz the indulgence of our feelings while
rejecting upon what is Past, by the pain
full apprehension Of what is yet TO come.
The valor which our officers and sea-
men have displayed in battle, their ge-
nerosiiy as yictors, s. the modesty which
has marked the narration Of their ex-
PLOTS, all combine to esdcar them to
their country, and to excite lively in
terest in their future fortunes. We can.
not doabt, chat upon squai grounds, and
with equal force, the American Flag will
ever be supported with heaor against
I" the mistress of the ocean, Bu, .se
cannot expect, that we are to fight dur
ing the whole Of long protrscted var
by SINGLE COMBAT. The enemy is vast.
" superior to us in numbers and IL
force, and this superiority she will use
in the most effrctual way. Instead II
sending cut one ship from her feet 10
combat ore of ours, she will eonsoi'-
date her forces, and overwheim US BY
numbers.
What then becomes OF our little ma
Wy 1t mast either be subjected tn the
morlihc"'ion OF seeking refuge I'D our
creeks ard ha'bors, or else 1t must go
out to meet with inevitable oeSt'ucl'n'
Can any man VINO teeis ah interest III
the navy or admiration tor us saI''h'
oihcsrs be indifferent to 'hese ceh''ae-
ratlons For our own part, IN such
case, VIC should prefer Corcyrean h9iicy,
to Spartan heroism. We "onid rather
rurture our Hercules in his {" era
de-" than expose him to the dsngecs
Of combat with the Lion" before
Of m.nbood We would rather con-
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respective governments, with view Of
,es5oring without delay the relations Of
asnity and commerce between his ma
jesty and the United States Of America.
From tho Court of Carlton House, the
18Th of October, 1912.
Signed,
CASTLEREAGH, Liverpool, sc.
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Sicily Freeman,
Sarah Grissbv.
,Lr TX 3F
= Meeting Of the ub-
December Is

II = NAntLl!fS % tiN
scribcrs to the stock for establishing
STEAM BOAT TO run between the
Civ nf w shngtcn and Potomac cree ~
near Fredericksburg. viii be held az
Iripien's Tavern, in Alexandra al
o'c.nck. or Saturday, tho Sd of Jaruary''
1913, a, which ,ke subscribers are re-
ouestcd to attend, either in person or by
na.e,,ber IL d,21Ja
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRehorted for TIE alexandria Gazette.
TuEspAY, December Is.


TUESDAY, December Is.
Mr.Goldsborough presented the peti-
tisn of John Shskley, stating that ne
entered the army as volunteer, early IN
the revolutionary war, and that he serV-
ed for a considerable time without re-
ceirins any pecuniary compensation
whatever, and that his two sons, who
were bis only support, have lately en-,
listed in the army of the q. S: and
praying relief. Referred to the COM
mittee Of claims.
MIR. Kent presented counter pet''
ton to the one presented some days
since from Baltimore, praving the re.
soyal of the Loan Office of the state OF
Maryland, from Annapolis to Baltimore
Referred to the same comm'ttee u
which that petition was referred.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-16
J He SUBSCRIBER

VT AS received and for sale, few Ba-
Is cor Hams, weight < from eight
to 10 pounds put up with hickory ashes
for fan'ily ust eXcellant Lard, by 'e-
TAIL or key; good Evuer. bv retail /;
fresh sified Meal; New York Pippns,
By the bar Il o. retail.
Also, Teas, Sugars, Liquors, Cheese,
Potatoes, Onions, Salt, sc Sc SC.
James NJ. Steuart.
December Is est
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-16
WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. "a,

w ADill4NN io.> VI l 1, Dec. IS.
The President has, we understand.
committed the Department Of W., FOR
tire present, To TIE Secretary of St.,c.
This measure is adopted, according to
provision. in acts rtCongr.ss, and to the
practices under t;cm II will continue
40 longer ,haa until successor 81 ali
be ready to take permanent charge rf
that department BY ;his ar,.n;,a.
ment The pubnc business will proceed,
a. The same tine tn.t the personal cen.
vcHiefcc OF Mr.. Eustis viii I've accom-
mohaied. II IS unde's,ond that he ~ i'll
give all the Information and aid in MS
power to the measures If the Desart-
ment, whilst he remains in this city.
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LAND FIX 81. +
December Is est

Ia y + N > :" T..
TWILL be sold at Public Sale, on
W Monday, the 27d inst. small
TRACT OF LAND, containing abb Ut
50 acres. more or less-atout } miles
from Alexand,ia-sdjoining the lands ct
MIR. Patton and John Corn There ars
on the premises good Dwelling House,
a 6De Apple and Peach Orchard well
Internationally the property OF Ri
chara Freeman, deceased. The pur-
chaser shall have good right given by
the widow and Sarah G.rgsby. Tie
terms will be made known or the day Ut
sale by
Sicily Freeman,
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Married, Captain Thomas TIEeEY,
Co'nm.ud"nt If he Navy Yard IN MS
ely, to Miss ANN DULAHY, daughter of
Ben n:in Dulany. Esq + Alex,nA; "a.
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Dieo, Oh M'hb.y mGi'I,s TIC iitn
instant, "ier a'Ii"gering illness which
he bore with christian forti;ude. Mr.
RoBERT ERADDocK. in the ee,h year
Of lis age, and cd and respectable m~
j.. i,nnr :. { this -nl.,e
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NEyV-YORK, December IL.

Er.>aCt Qfa letter from an officer in TIL.
.4rmy at Bufa!os to his friend in shi1
city.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-16

The common council of PhiGaAeI,
mia have resolved to present 81
nero syrord Of American 'naHVsAc'
ture TO Commodore Stephen Hscn'
t1tr, on account Of the capture o:tht
Macedonian.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-16

The following intelligence vas writ
ten on tho back of letter addressed to
member of congress from Kentucky.
"Part of Hopkins's army has been
defeated near the Prophets town, with
the loss of II kiiied.-News brought
by captain Richard Taylor.
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Extract of O letter from LIVERPOOL eaf-
ed the 9tth Of October
"Shipmen,. Of Grain or Flour to O.
d;z ard Lisbon are very hazardous. ln'-
mense quantities are arriving from tue
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-11
LIKE NOTICE.

THE lublcriber having frequently invited
thofe that are indebted to hum, 20 come
and tettle, at Ie5G, and appointed PerlonI TO
attend 10 his bulnels IN his abience, but all to
no eife4-as he IS called uRon for money
which Re owes, and is determined to pay very
foon and a, he IS frequently abfent, and has
many avoca,ions to attend to-he hereby in
fo@ms, cnce for all, that he has PUT all his noter
& accounts without exception, into the hands
Of his Sons, CHARLKs c MITcHELL & Will
IAN c. MITcHELL, for feitlement and collec
ton and that they will without diicrimina
ton P2Gtively put all iuch as are not attended
to previous 10 the 25th Of May next, into the
hands Of an attorney, to tie collected by him.
ANfA1I K MITCHELL.
NortbyaymsEIG, APyR 9, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-11
WILLIAM & S. HASKELL

INFORMS their friends and the Public that
they have Removed from Free fleet TO
their New S.orein Back itreet, near the Court
Houie-Where they have or hand variety
Of Cabinet FurniSure-which they offer for
Gale on realonabe terms-They acknowledge
pm favor' and fohcit continuance of the
fame. Every attention to cultomers in the
above branch Of buGnels, will be Puncually
attended 10.
w x S. Fl Return their thanks 10 the
public for their Liberal afEiRance, " Inch they
nave received with gratitude.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-11
NOTICE.

THE ubfcriber intending "a remove from
! the town Of Portland, offers for fate One
Hundred acres OF valuable 1. AND, fl uatel IN
the moll pieaiant part ofthe town Of Portland.
together with two decent two Cory dwelling
HouIes, on the following conditions, viz The
purchafer or purCuaiers 70 pay twelve per cent
ca the fun that may Be agreed "a at the time
Of executing the deed, a long credit will be CIV
en for The rehdue by the payment Of interelt
annually he will divide lie land into tots TO
accommodate The purchaer.-the title is good
and free from any inoumb-ance,
Portland, Aprll17. vs., VAUGHAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-11
PENN ANSHIP.

NNvM w ROCKWELL's Writing School
w will recommence 9Th sf MAY, at the
Hall over Portland Bank at which will be
taught various hands of Penmanih'p, and in
addition 70 his former auefuI Running Hand
which i highly aPplauted Tor buGneis. This
being The IaR time he caIou ates 10 inltruct ia
Portland, he promifes each and every one
who are under his inltruthon, regular
fca e. Of writing, Ia which thule who have
pra6tfed from them after obtaining command
OF hand have made themielves elegant Penmen.
The German Text is conhdered uleful &C
compliment for ladies who have acquired the
art Of drawing aud painting its principle ule
10 for ornamental writing and footing land
fcape paintings. A Perion can obtain The Ger
man Text in g eIerCiles, che fyltem of all
other hands in 1.-TWO hours each. Morning
CIahes from to 9, and from 10 TO l2- Even
ing Cials from TO 10.
Ladies taught in fmaIl parties at their ref
PeGtve places Of abode.
Thofe who have not nbfcribed. are deGred
to leave their names at Mr.. Patterns Bookltore.
43yH ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-11
BRYANT s. FREEMAN.

AVE received an additional iupply of
- Wgf- India Goods q Groceries
Of the hrft quality, ard now offer them for
tale at their itoTe, next door to the Poit Office,
as cheap as can be purchaled e'lewhere.
They have alto for fae at their fore at
Limerick Corner, general aGortment Of
hngAyb and Weif-hdla Goods,
on the mon realonable terms
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-11
SOLOMON BOYCE
II AS received additional ahortmeots Of
IL SHOES and american 1Iarzt,c-
turel GOODS.

CONSISTING or
Single Yarn for Warp and thrFsdpr7
white and colored Stocking Yarn-vh;tr ,r,t
colored sewing Conon-ihirtinP. heef,nO
Checks, Stripes, GinghamI, Chamhrav. r.
ticking, Diaper, Furniture, sc
- The(e Goods, being from one Uf tl1- odd
Ell and belt eAahliihed Mauufa6loris. IN A
merica, are at lean of equs quality 70 any
made in this country-Shopkee in town
and country and people in general who win
10 furniih Themselves with The above articles,
can be lupplied at the Factory prices.
ALSO FOR sALR,
Women's black green aud tea colore8
SHOES, with md wiihOu, heels
Women's BOo,ees and Leather Pumps
Mems thick SHOES and BOOTS
Boys thick and ohm Shoes
Mems Calf Kin do
Women's black morocco Walking Shoes
Children's thick.oled BooTees
DO thin foles-and general aGortment Of
black red, and green Shoes, for he female
youth.
Alto, Mems Caifkiu Boots & Shoes. made
for meaiu-es
All the above Slices will he fold low, con.
Gderlng the quality
ALTO for tale, about 81 Gdes y, N,Hs
Leather, iui,abe for thick 9CCu and elne y
AID few pair Of FngIilh soc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-11
NOTICE.

I1fG5r's tf.e, Portland, May ], 1912
THE Ahefiors Of the town of Portland here
4 by give notice to the inhabitants and all
other perfons liable TO pay Ta,es in fsid
town, that they will attend at their room in
the United Marine & Fire Infurance Office,
on the | 5th and 9th days Of this month, and
no longer, 10 receive ii. valuation Of their
Real Efate according TO law-snd they are
hereby requelfed to bring in true and per
fea lifts of their polls, and the juR value Of
their enates-iucluding in thts Description,
proprietary eltates, aud eltAres in truil, which
they were respectively pofefed Of, on the
irt day Of May inf. in their own right or
the right of others, ir7PyoVe5 OF act imP'0Vsf"
The inhabitants are rrquelted TO notice that
the following fchedule contains al the taxa
bic articles and may ferve them a. a forIG:
" Polls, the number from yea-sl
Old and upwards
" Real eRa;e, the jun value uuder2
their own improvement
" Money at intercA more than they1
pay Interel for
6 Bank Stock, held in any bank
" Public fecuriiies Of all kinds, thel
iult va.ue
" Amount of the value Of goods,
ware, and merchandise, Nock in
trade, vefels of al forts with their 7
aPpur,erauess, at home or a
broad paid for or nor Paid for
" Horics & c2ttls, their iuIt value
Income from poAefion, facuIty,0
trade, or employment, gained by
land or Tea
NB-If the above advertisement be not
properly attended TO, Ihe AGeGors eIpe6 &c
hear no more complaint after the Tax Bills are
ifTucd for want of Judgment in docmirG
thex elates, rsre oT fsfT
PETER WARREN0
JAMES NEAL, 6([GJ,s
DANIEL COBB,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-11

70 the Honorable tAe Court Of Common
Pleas, begun and holden az Portland,
7yithin and for me county Of Gambler
land, on he third Tuesday of .Novem-
Der Il D. 1911.
THE Petition Of John Cushing, Of Free
port, ia said county, esquire, and Benjamin
SAWYER, Vi The same Freeport, humbly
ehews, that one Nathaniel Cerrish, late Of
Durham, ID said county, gentleman, deceas
ed, "a the eighth day OF August, in the year
OF our Lord seventeen hundred and ninety
t.rcc, by tbs obligation ia writing, Of that
date, ~ him duly executed, signed, and
sealed and III Court to be produced IN con
Iteration th-t the said Gushing and Sawye.
should pay to the SAID Gerrish Or his heirs,
l4e SUM .,f I'M y-two pounds, i've shlll.ngs 4
i,u pence each, equal ~ Nslue as the said
Cu,muE and Sawyer aver 20 one hundred
audi & en.y ur dollars X twenty-five cents
EACH, m.kInr th.ec hundUed and tortv.cight
dollars nd fJrty four cents III lie whole,
wtth interest from the date Of said bend, did
c0veq@nL and aS.ee that tie sad Gur;ish
would give I'D re said Sawyer aud Gushing,
Sever2ilv, : good wayrantce deed Ct lwo
thirds w \ CERTAIN I5, OF land ~ said Free
port, beng i0t numbered nineteen IN range
l. IA saIu .ree port, containing one hundred
acres more or less, with The .rniieges be-
| rgIng = he Sa'd lot, anG il vas agreed BY
the sad Gcrr,s' thst upon .he payment Ut
the SUNS AZORES. III, he should give 70 the
sad Sawye l ana CUSHING, severity, a good
wArrantee decd az one thIid part Of said To-
tor qtsntl.y and qusiily TO each Of them the
SAID Sawyer aud Gushing; and the sand
CerrlsI then ai!tl Wal Vi on The ten h d8y "a
jane, a. the year ut our Lord Sc veateen hun
dred and mrs'y nnc, led, SAID bond re
naming n trii force and effect unsaii. fed
and uncAncel le.'--W Aereupun Sarah GerrIsh
ot SaId Durham, widow woman, was duly
appointed summst AK Of said Nathaniel
GeFrish, deco ase1, and Tie ssid Cushing ard
Sawyer thereati erwsrds 10 Wi, on The teatll
day of May a. ID. 1906. paid and satisfied 4
tie said GcTrish the full sums aforesaid, in
said bond mentioned with the interest there.
br--wneeeiore the said John Cushing and
henamln saver pray that the SAID Sarah
Eerris-.. adU'i4>tratriX as aforesaid, NAV &c
sulhnT.1 4 % make and execute "a them
god wArrsntec deeds Of one thud part q
sa',' .ut each, - % quantity aud qu lily,
sgfret'ly % sad bond, sud the statute oil
tins Commonwealth ~ such cases made anl
provided, Snd as IN du'y bound will eret
Vrav-hy
] w. MITCHELL, tE.v A,o,rcy.
\ U'Ie copJ Of ouFlnal petition on file
Aas''. JOSEPH c. BOYD, GER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-11

I HE Truaees Of 3owdoin College are here
by notified thar the next meeting If their
Board will be holden at Brunfwick, on Tue(-
day, May 9th, AZ 10 O'Clock a NJ.
WILLIAM jerks, Secretary.
Bail hb,ii "a, 1872
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-05-11
Eaitern Society.

THE Trunees Of the Ealern Society for
promoting Chriltian Knowledge" are re-
minded that their meeting will be holden 10
Brunfwck, on Wednesday, May Gosh, ar
O'Clock AN VIM, jerks, SeeTetsyy.
Bath. AoyJ "a, 1919