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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-03
CO. partnership Dissoi0ed.

THE co-partnership under the firm of WILLIAM
Il Henry MOORE, was by mutual consent
dissolved on the 5,h inst AL persons having unset
requested to present the same for settlement, and
receive their dues; and all persons indebted to them
by Note or Book Account are earnestly requested
20 make immediate payment to WILLiAx AiooRK.
jun. ~ho is authorised 10 settle all accounts of said
company 1t being absolutely necessary that their
demands should be adjusted soon IS possible they
hope that no person VIII neglect ths friendly invita-.
ZION. as they will be obliged to have recourse to
some other means for the collection of their debts,
should this notice not be attended to.
WILLIAM MOORE, jun.
HENRY MOORE.
N.B. WILLIAM MOORE, jun. will continue the
DRf GOODS business in all its variety, at HE
Store, No. Y9, Thames.strcet He thanks his friends
or past favors, and socits continuance Of their
sustom his cndeavors to please win be unremted
Newport, June ~, 1912
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HENRY MOORE.
OFFxSS Fen SALE,
I'M the most reasonable terms, for cash
~ or approved credit, at his brick Store,
No. S, Market squarc-M retail--yiz
Madeira WINE SCassia,
French BRANDY, SBasket Salt.
w India and RIM Ssweet Oil, (by the aask,)
New.EngiandS Ssat Fish,
Gil, SStarch
Molasses, SRaisne.
forter, yTobacco,
Vinegar, Ssnuf,
s s;:.s ct: ''a +: e.; $::. s
hyson SSoa2 and Indigo,
young DO. yMritiuS andl pAprp
tiyson SKIN SIEAS. SWrapping
ssssao's ssses and Se,ssa Ss,,sss,;y w,,s and
Coffce, SPewtcr,
Chocolatc STIn.
Pepper, SStonc and
Pimento, Slron do. (of all knds)
Mace, SNai!s, (assorted)
Cloves, NCouon and Wool Cards,
Nulmegs, S,cd Cords and
Ginger, good Lines, &c.
And suntlry other articles too numerous TO
mention.
ALSO, 3Y UHOLES4LE-
10 pipes Gin, (bcst kind,)
hhoS' od Piooi sweet H1'oFcc KUN !
Ncwangiand do by the hid or bbl;
casks best London Porter;
10 or ID kegs James River Tobacco
10 do. Ginger (bcst kind y
90 chests Souchoug }
do. Iyson-SknS TEAS,
6 do. Bohea
10 boxes Havana s
90 bbls Muscavado { 'o"""'
IL boxes Chocolate, No. and 2.
1000 St. Coffee ~ s'r-~-rv--
10 boxes Raisins
100 bbls. best Alexandria Flour;
Beef and Pork by the bbl aud half do,
20. boxes New-York Soap;
10 do. spcrmaceti Candles
10 bales NewOyleans Cotton;
1000 VT. Cordsge; different szes,)*'
10000 gross Corks
1 ton Bar Iron
10 casks Nails, (of different sizes)
.HLSO,
Seven Shares in the X. T. Union Bank; il
applied for soon.
n. B. lie returns his sincere thanks to his former
customers and solicts acontnuance Of their favors.
Newport, April IL, 1912.
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ALSO,-JUsT REcEIvEB,
$50 quintals Goldfish;
IS boxes English Herrings.
10 kegs Lard;
1000 VT. Cheese
2 hhds. Molasses,
30 bags West India Coffee (;
$50 W.T. Loaf Sugar;
bbls white powdered do.
caddy's first quality souchOng Tos;
Cherry Juice
10 bbls. Mess Pork
boxes New-York Soap;
400 bushels Rye Grain
1 kegs Tocacco
10 do. Buffers
hhds. w. Island Rum.
bbls Mason's Gin
3 bales Upland Cotton
400 assorted Baskets
dor. Felt Hats;
A large assortment Of Iron Ware;
do do. Earthcrn do
do do Stone do;
10 dozen sctts of Measures
$4,000 Boards, with quantity Of Plank, Shin
giles, Laths, Clapboards, &C. and rundry other arti
ces two numerous TO mention.
The above articles are to be sold on the most rea
senable terms for cash or approved credit
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JJsr sgcEIvED, AND FOR SALE, By
Ibnrston, Stevens s. Ereeboyn,
No. 3, Langley's-wharG
200 bbls. Of Ter;
200 do. Resin
100 do. Tarbsntine
20 do. Bright Parrish
20 do. Spirits 7mpcntine;
l hid. Cobberas;
ALSO, tusT RECEIVED, AS ABovE,
100 bbis. fresh Wilmington Flonr
1000 WI. Hams
1000 VT. GoHee;
4 hhds. ~. 1. Rum.
20 puncheons sweet favored do. i;
5000 VT. Upland N. C.. Cotton.
Newport, juno 10, 1912.
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foresaid, shah be commenced within two years, and
shall be completed in the herein before pro-
vded, within Eve years from this time, otherwise
the authority herein given TO cut said canal shall
cease and determine.
Sec. & Ind be 80 f.r.krr enacted That in case Of
the death, removal, refusal act, Of any agent
the common council of Alexandria shall appoint
nother, and SHALL from time to time, supply vscan.
cies that may occur. and that in all cases majority
OF the agents shall be sufficient TO act.
Sec. Ind Dc 10 further enacted That il shall not bo
lawful for any boat boats pass the said canal
round the western end Of the said causeway, until
the commissioners, or a majority OF them herein-
after named shall have certified under their handss
that according 10 the best Of their skill and judge
ments, the said canal is located and cut, and the
walls, wings, lock and gates arc erected and the
pavement laid, and the whole work executed and
completed, an every respect coniormsby TO the di-
rcc,ins, true intens and meaning Of this act. and
until the certificate signed as aforesaid shall be re-
turned and filed in the Office OF the court of tho
county of Aexandra.
Sec. g. Ind BE- further enacted That 80 soon a.
the common council of Alexandria shall notify the
President Of the United States that the said canal
round tho western end of the causeway aforesaid 10
completed, and ready for The view and inspection Of
the commissioners, then !, shall and may be lawful
tor the President Of the United States, and he il
hereby required TO appoint without delay three dis
Interested and skful persons as commissioners. to
SO upon, view and inspect the canal and promises
last aforesaid and there0pon, ii in their Judgments
and not otherwise. the said canal be in all respects
executed and completed herein directed, TO cer-
uty e same and cause their certificate 10 be rclur-
cd and fled in manner aforesaid. And that the said
commissioners for SO doing shall be entitled 10 /,
reasonable compensation, TO DO paid by the common
council Of Alexandria.
Sec. g. .snd6e ii further enacted, That the earth ar
other materials taken from, the bed of the said canal
shall not be deposited to the injury Of the owners of
the lands through which the said canal may pass.
II, CLAY, .
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
WILLIAM ii. CRAWFORD,
Prsssdcnf Of the Senate pro fempors
June II, 1612-APrRovEp, JAMES MADISON.
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SlLAS DEAN,
l1 AS for sale,at his StoIe,Nu 81, Thames.
u l. street, and ut his Store on the Wharf,
tAe following GOODS;
20 hhds best retailing .ybasses;
10000 WI. green CoHee, entitled 20 debenture
1000 W.T. white do. rr~
4O boxes white and brown Sugars
~ tons Cosdage, all sizes; 2pipes Brandy;
hhds. Rum 10 Ibis. Gin pine Wine
seroons Spanish lndigo 20 logs Mahogany
Zu,00O Havana Segars ~ boxes sperm Candles
bags soft sheil'd Almonds;
cases Canton Grapes
Nutmegs, Cloves aud Cassia;
Anchors, 700 and 900 VT;
Cables, partly worn;
Standing rigging. blocks, sc. for Vessel of
$50 tons 25 NJ Pine Boards and
a quantity of English GOODS June 3.
4. GRAMS ION & SHAN,
Offer at private sale, on reasonable terms,
ii hhds. Sd proof w. Rum
2 pipes 4lh proof Spanish Brandy;
40 do Gin 50 bbls do. 3D. proof
20 Or. casks Sherry Wine, pure as imported; !;
1 pipe Tenerife do.
10 hhds. Kentucky Tobacco;
80 kegs James River do
90 bsles prime Upland Cotton;
100 bags Coffee
100 boxes No. I, 2. & 3, Chocolate;
$50 bales Cassia (;
40 bos. Prime and Mess Beef;
10 hait.barreis do do
- boxes Spanish Sugars, Of superior quad.
ity;
e5 do Pork l2 do Windsor Soap;
200 empty Bottles a second hand chaisc.
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED,
so bbls superfne FLOUR July 2s
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RESOLUTION

NlbS~SA<S ~ AOAN
Requesting the State Of Georgia to as
sent to the formation OF two Statcs in
the Mississippi territory.
RkSOLVED BY the Senate and Hoase Of
Rehresenfahpes Of the United Sfafes Of
lmeriea, in Congress assembled, That the
Legislature of the state Of Georgia be, and they are
hereby requested, to give their assent by law, to
the formation Of two states Of the Mississippi tsrriA
tory I'rsvided in the opinion oS Congress divis-
ion Of said territory for that purpose should here
ter be expedent. II. CLAY,
Sneaker Of the House Of Rehresenfofiuess
VIM. II. CRAWFORD,
President Of the Senate fro f<nhore.
June IL, lsl2.-APrRovxD,
JAMES MADISON5
AN ACT
To extend the time of exporting with
privilege Of drawback, goods, wares
& merchandise entitled thereto by law.
DEn enacted by the S,nafe and House Of
ID Rehresenfafiues Of the United Sfafes Of
.hme-iea in Congress assembled, That tho
time during which the sact entitled "An
act laying an embargo on all ships and ves-
sells in the ports asd harbors Of the Unitea
Sss,rs Cor a lir;tca time," shall coadaue .
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AN ACT

For the relief of Clement B. Pcnrosc.
pEn enacted by the Senate and Beass Of RsprsA
- senfanpes ef the United States Of .fme'Sca, i's
Csnsress assembird, That the proper officers Of the
Treasury be, and they are hereby authorized and re-
Of the comtrs ssoners for ascertainng the rights
or persons claiming lands in the territory cf Louisia
ma, the sum Of five hundred dollars as full COM
pensaton for having brought to the seat Of goyerns
mont the report Of the commissioners.
H,CvAY,
Spsaksr Of t.c House Of RepresenfafiyeS.
WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD,
Presidens Of the Senate pro fcmporsJ
Juno IY, 1g19.-ApraoyEp, JAMES MADISON
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AN ACT

Authorizing the remission of forfeited
recognzances in the district of CO.
luneia.
DE if enacted By fae Senate and House Of
ID Rehresentatiues Of the United Sfafss Of
america, in Congress assembled, That tho
President Of the United States shall have the power
to grant remission Of the forfetures Of all recogni
zances acknowledged and taken. or to be acknowI-
edged and taken, before any court, judge, justice
Of the peace, other magistrate within the dstrcM
Of Columbia, either in the course OF any criininak
prosecution, or for surety Of the peace.
IL. CLAY,
Sneaker of the House Of Ret'resentatives::
WM. II. CRAWFORD,
President Of the Senate firo ren,hore.;
June IL, lSl2.-APPRovED,
JAMES MADISON!
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For the relief of Thomas +. Roddick.
REn enacted BY fhe Senate aud Rsnss Of Rsprssens
~ tatiues Of the United States of .imcriea Con-
gress assembled, That the accounting ooors of the
Treasury department be. and they are hereby auth
oraed and required to settle and adjust the account
of Thomas r. Roddick, for his services Clsrk Of
the board of Land Commissioners for the territory
Of Louisiana, and allow him at the rate Of fifteen
hundred dollars per snnum. full compensation
therefor, deduc,ing from said allowance whatever
sum or sums he may have received on account tho
said services.
h CLAY,
Speaker Of the Houss Of Rstress,ltafives.
WILLIAM II. CRAWFORD,
NJ. Prendcnt Of tho Senate pre- femporSl
= May II. is12-AfrnovED. JAMES MADISON.
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Grocery and Commission Store

1EREMIHH PECKHAM,
E.PECTFULLy aequaints his friends and the
~ publick, that he has taken the new store, No.,
Le intends to keep on hand, general assortment Of
Hest India Goods and Groceries,
Of prime quality and st the lowest prices for cash
approved credit
". B. The HAIR-DRESSiNG Business
will be carried on at said store-where the fcrmer
customers Of Mr.. p. respectfully solicited to ia
vcuS hin with tEs;r business. NAsr. le.
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GROCERIES
William White,

Has JUST RECEIVED IND
Oilers for sale, at the store, Long zUhGr orrne
occupied by the Progressive Company, No. IL.
By WHOLESALERS e RETAIL.
A General Assortment of Grocery, Crockery, On,
Glass Ware, SSc.--co oNsIsrINo or
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20

Communications.

Sometime since Mr.WM w. Rock
WELL introduced into this town and
as vicinity, the most accurate and ele-
giant system Of PENMANsHIP, - will
venture TO say, that has ever been
Taught in the District Of Name. We
have obtained other systems OF writing,
previously to becoming acquainted
with has bat for accuracy and des-
patch, as well as elegance and beauty,
we fad his superior TO any other now
in practice. We are not acluaied by
any desire Of Mr.. Rockwell to publish
this communication OF his admirable
system OF writing well knowing that
il will Oest recommend itself, when un-
derstood and suitably examined: but
we do it with a view Of promoting the
public good, by preventing impositions
by individuals, who have not learned,
consequently ars incompetent 10 teach,
lis method q number 81 persons
who have taken a very few l0ssu..s, and
gone through short coarse OF eXerci-
ses, have gone back into the Interior
of the county, and without any practice
aud with but liltlc theory, have offered
themselves as teachers OF an arr OF
which they scarcely can understand the
outlines. Since the wonderful days OF
witchcraft have passed over, IL - not 70
BE- presumed, nor will it be, that any
man can thoroughly understand an ell.
tire new system of Penmaaship, and
learn, by practice, TO write elegantly,
by taking and going through with zen
or fsyclve exercises Of about two hours
each. Although by this method a per-
son, with proper attention, and COM
para,ively short practice, may write el-
cgantiy nevertheless, those should
first learn themselves, who attempt
10 teach others. The public are there
fore cautioned against such Impostors,
and are informed that every person
whom Mr.. Rockwell has instructed X
considered capable OF Teaching his me
.hod OF writing. are, and Will be fur
nished with certificates from him 10
that effect, and no others will possess
ihcm. 1wES7r GOOD PE1NEs.
Portland, Jan. IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20
Sherf,s Sale.


CUMBERLAND, sS--
Taken by Execution and to be sold at
Public Auction, OH the premises III
Windham, on the 18th day oil Febru-
airy next, at ten o'clock A. M.
ALL the Right il Equity OF Redemption
which Paul Little, jun. OF WiDdhaln, in sid
county, has in and toa certain Lot Of Land
situated in said Windhsm, It being Lot
numbered Two III the first division OF hun
dred acre Lois in said Wnlhani--s Id hun
dreL acre Lot is bounded a. tollows--bs :
ginning st the most easterly ccTner OF SAID
Lot, thence running north twenty eight de-
grees west, by q road to TOT numbered 3, IN
said division; thence running south Oh le-
grees west TO Presumscut river tLeEce as
The river runs to HOrsebe-f road thence
running north 66 degrees east 70 The first
mentioned bound. lexcepting one acre on
me most northerly corner, sold 70 Samuel
3aker) with all tie privileges and arpurle-
nences 10 the same belonging 10 the sale
lot numbeFed two.
DANIEL WATERHOUSE, ExPs. SheyD
Hsaahani, lori DAY .fsf.aauxy ,loA1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20

unanimously vote a lis. vi candidates
ioG officers vi their county, and forward
to the Governor and Council, which
they treated with contempt, because it
did not meet the appreciation cE some
Of Tie junto Perhaps the persons re-
commended were not cousins Of tie
royal family, nor such as would forward
the great plan Of making KINGS Con-
errors, &c.
Does his ExceiIencv's late recon-
mendation TO both houses 10 be guild
ed by candor, justice and unbiased de-
libera;ion," come with good grace -
Has his own conduct the past year e.
yinced the same spirit, particularly in
his late appointments
Does his ExcelIency suppose there
is British gold expended in this coun-
try, by subjects OF another, for polite
al purposes? or is ali he has said on
the subject of" British agents, writer's
and printers in the pay Of the English
Ministry, and secret services" any
thing more than electioseering slang,
with view TO the first Monday in a.
pril next?
Why does his Excellency complain
50 bit .eFly Of the RIGHTEOUSNESS OF the
press and the numerous writer's DOES
lie think the truth is not to be spoken,
aud that his eleclioneering tricks will
be exposed
Why is his Excellency so distressed
lest "the happiness OF the fair scr
should be disturbed, through the ahus
es ofthe press? Is ii on account Of
certain females with whom he iutrigu-
ed in France, by the style Of X. Y. s
=. Can there be any far ones in this
country, who are liable to be " disturb
ed either by the liberty or licenlious-
| ness OF the press
Can any man say with more proprie-
! ~ than his Excellency "that 10 be the
! slave Of error, IS in politics to be the
foe Of liberty" Possibly he kno Tvs
this experimentaliy.
I. If his Excellency considers it 6 an
unpleasant duty to make the appoint
ments required by the law of the las,
session." he now perhaps regrets he
sent his message to the house express.
ly for the purpose of having the law
passed. However, his Council, the
members of The Senate and House oil
his party, wished for Offices andthere
was 10 other way Of honorably eyadins
his personal pledges.
When his Excellency speaks of his
appointments best according with the
public interest,"" has he reference 10
the Sheriff and Clerk Of the Courts in
CUMBERLAND?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20

.FeLozt- Ciliz~ns, Lldgc /or yourSelves.
HAS the present ruling party in this
State eight or ten selfish, unpriucipled
men within It, who seek only their own
Interest and ACKNOWLEDGMENT?
OF our nine Counseliors, have FIVE
Of them received appointments origin.
aiing in and approved of by them
selves
Out Of twenty zone democratic Sena-
a.ors, have sixteen lately been appoint
ed u honorable and lucrative Offices
Hive thirty-two democratic repre-
senlatives been appointed to similar o.
hces, and many OF them 10 two or
three
In fact, is It not difficult to ascertain
what democratic N -mbrr Of the House
has not been app ,intrd 10 some olIicc !!
Did the democratic COMMITTEES for
Cumberland, held . couasv cancus, and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20
Probate Courts.


, r HE fubfcriber. Judge Of The Court Of Pro.
bate, for the county Of CDmbe,iaaa, here
by gives notice that the times and places for
holding faid courts in future, will be as fol-
lows. viz.
In Po,tiGnd, at the R,yissrs cE.e. on the re-
eon5 and fsnytb Wednesdays OF every month,
(the 9TH Wednesday OF May excepted, when
that msn,h comes Ia en- Tuelday or Wednef.
day. a. O'Clock An
10 B,mjzvist, at the Houfe of MIR Tim .
Es6a5reok. on the i'm Wednesday after the
third Monday of May al 9 0 cork An
In Ge.Ls~. a. the houie Of Mr.. Tefa5 SbavU,
on the f.f Wednefday of June, a; 40 o'clock,
NJ.
In NofIyayw"utb. At the Ho,fe Of Mr.. Ssib
Ma.bsl, on the bird Wednetday Of Juiy, al 9
o clock, a. M.
10 TyespO,t at the Houfe Of Mr.. Ssmsei
Jzmson, on Monday next preceding the f,e
Wednefday of September ar 10 o'clock a NJ
And,
Ia Nsry Glsuesfsy, at the Houfe of Mr. .T0ssSb
Rayses J, on The e,a Wednesday Of October az
9 O'Clock NJ
- Thofs who may have buGnefs at either
of fa1d courts are requslted TO be punctu1l in
their attendance at the REFLECTIVE hoars a
aforementioned. SAMUEL FREEMAN
January ~, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20


The frequent inltanccs of diitrels
and lois by Fire Of late, ought, at this
inclcment fcafon, to make every one
doubly cautious in taking care OF
their fires, particularly thofe who &C.
cupy Fues, and houses which have
not every pcflible fecurity againil
Ire. We undeTfand houie il this
town came near being burnt on Fri.
day night laR, in confequence Of the
heats communicating to the wood
work underneath the hearth. In no
way are buildings more expoled to
d.I,ruction than by the unaccounta-
ole carcle:lnefs of mott people in pre-
icrving alhes. they ihould never be
put INTO woodea yeil'-l I'LL fevcral
days after bring removed from the
FIRE place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20

WHEREAS certain injurious and unbound
W ed reports have been circulated in Port
land, all which originated in a letter written
by myfeif while 10 Bolton, to Mr. Henry Ba-
ker, Of Portland identifying certain perfon,
as having lodged information againft contra
band goods, faid 70 have been on board my
vetTel aud whereas fuch reports are deroga-
tory TO the character of faid perfon, and to-
tally falfe hereby acknowledge TO the pus-
lie thai had no auI hority for the purpori OF
fad letter; nor any ground oftufpicion againis
faid perfon, aud hereby would free him froHi
any ceniure. JOHN MERYMAN,
Fan 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20


On 'le a. ,fn.hg of the i7.a inst. about
( c'cio, K. HE house Of Mr. Joseph Stcrer,
IN Falmouth. took Il c and was consumed
Vx.,l4 almost al its contents There were
two families in me house, WIN did bur just
escape The devouring flames with their lives
Mr. Jeremiah Pennes, and his wife who
occupied the upper part Of the house, and
two young men were obliged 10 make their
escape through chamber window-Mrs.
Pennel was very much bruised and Mrs.
Storer was considerably hur.-rhe two fam
lies consisting Of 10 were almost Instantly
deprive! Of their al.
Near,y every article Of clothing was con-
suned, and the children in numoer were
carried to neighborins house and pat 90
bed, till clothes could be collected 10 cover
them This was an awtuliy distressing
ecene.-Let people ofevery description take
warning from this and see tnat there is no
fire among their ashes, when removed from
tseir IRE placcs-Tlis distressing event
was in consequence of some fire being q.
mong ashes, which were put into a Dasket
and set away under the garrett atalrs.-The
loss of Mr.. Storer is estimated st abCai
s 1000 dollars
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20
TlPD,

II this town, Miss Abigail Gotham, a
ged 81
In this town, Mr.CharIes Paul, Halter, a
native of Newtown, LID in the State OF
Kew-York-A child of Mr.. Anth ony
Smart, aged 8 months.-A child of Mr.
Timothy BELOW, aged 8 monlhs-Cha rles
fon OF Mr.. Daniel Gilbert, aged a years.
A child of Mr.. James Horn.
The deaths in this town, during the year
ending Dec. 81, I8II,are one hundred and
nine--Acults So, Children Sc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-20

AT a Court Of Sessions, for the County
of Cumberland, holden at Portland,
or the second Tuesday Of November,
by adjournment from the first ucs-
day OF September, A. ID. l8lI---
or the petition Of Godfrey Crossncr md
As o.hers, praying thai Coanly Kosd mag
be laid ont beginning at Place - Thomas
Pcnd Gore, at Tie county tuad flos. Kay
montl, 20 The county road i AIDING en- ". "
Gloucestsrto Thompson pond iGn, near the
house OF losA TLuig0 aial iron asiu tlace
running straight course near by The Sha-
ker'r Village, $50 called to or ne ar the
srist mill o. the Shakers thence 10 tie
said county road leading from New Clcu-
csSler 10 Al..,Ir ,.son Poad hI.l, near Sabbath
Day POnd--slsting that such real would Lc
much less circultous and expensive, and
more convenient than the lo-d petition1d
for by Joseph flelmes and oghers--I ap-
pear.ag TO the Court tilst the Otdzr past 1t
tie last term, has hot been complied with
--Cyaerea, That the petiuonefs cause the
suDsia nce Of said Petition, and This y der
thereon, TO be published in tie Columbian
CeHsael, prin ed III Boston, and the Portland
G4zetfs. printed n Portland, three weeks
success .velg and that they notify the towns
ii NJ " -Cl ,ucesier and Poland. by leaving
With the Clerk OF .ch of said towns, n At.
ested Copy oil said Petition and Oder, 10
the cad, that ail persons inieics may py-
pear I'll lie Court Of Sessions, 20 be holden
at Portland, on The fourth ldeAdsy 81 March
next, aud saew Cause { + any they have
why he prayer Of said peliisoh should 40.
" granted.
Coy ofiIle Record 1frcs,,
JOSEPH g. BOYD, Clerk.