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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-17
TT Italian Paste Biacking. ID

THIS Backing Yves invented by an Italian
Chyinist in Rome and Is made 81 ingredients very
different from any other ever inyented ia that
country. This incompatible Backing 70 beautiful
m its appearance and softening and useful 70 the
leather Is the only Backing that has been made
u,e OF IN that country for great number OF years
past. A gentleman who bad been residing in that
country Tor short time aud coming back to Amer
Ca, with much difficulty obtained receipt for
making IT, The proprietor has obtained areceipt,
aud by making an experiment on il, has found il
20 be far snperinur 20 any other Backing ever
made here. The Backing is put up in pint and
half pint canisters. and is thick paste, which
makes i convenient for expectation.
- r. One canister OF this Backing will last as
long again as any other Kind Of the same quantity
and i used with one fourth part Of the Iabour.
- sold wholesale and retail by the subscriber.
at h's Shoe store, two doors above Portland Bank,
Middle street.
Oliver :. Hartshorn.
u III the Backing does not answer the recom-
mendation above tie purchaser is ct liberty 10
return IT, and receive his money.
June IL, 1917. 6w1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-17

i HE property above advertised
is out of the reach OF that Execution because the
creditor j. indebted to the subscriber TO a much
larger amount upon suit now pending thereon, TO
DC decided az the next ,. ]. Court in this county,
and be has been offered security for this Execution
70 double the amount of ii provided he would wait
the issue of the cause pendng--but he refuses il,
upon the ground Of obtaining the money oG me now
and when | obtain my Execution against him,
may gel The money where can end il.
Iane II. AARON PORTER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-17
FOR ALEKANDRLa.
GHERIFF"S SHE.

CUMBERLAND SIS
Taken BY Execution and to Be 6a at Pub
lie Auctim, at The auction Room of
M'Lellan & Fletcher, Exchange jfsesf,
Parth1nd-on The 10th day Of fuly nsxf,
It'll dcl2ck A. NJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-17
STATIONAR Y.
1 He subscriber hereby gives

notice that the following Pews In the Episcopal
Church in Portland Will be sold at Auction on
Wednesday the second day Of July next, at ii o.
clock A VI. al the Chulch, for Taxes due on said
Pews.
Nos 2, ST. fe. II, 10. a4, 90. %, So, &f,44
Is, 40, 80, 81, 81, SIS, IS, 81, IS, 70, RI.
JOHN WATSON, Treasurer.
Portland, June II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-17
OLIVER s. HARTSHoRN,

OLlt Eh -. HAN A > 1OnN,
Las just received FOR sale large assortment VI
Il j. Lades' Misses sud ChildFens'
Hid, Morocco, 8 Leather Shoes,
Of the newest fashion, and manufactured Of the best
stock.
lis has also IN assortment OF Centlemen.s Pumps
and fine Shoes. Boots &C.
~ Ladies Kfd and Morocco BOOTS.
on CONSIGNMENT,
Several cases of Anerican Waterproof HATS.
cheap, dntabIe, light and handsome--pfiee IS.
A small assor,uent of 4 AsFs Of different kinds
u The above are OF a good quality and wiII Be
disposed Of on the most reasonable terms for cash
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-17
coAsIwIsr.

coAsTwTsF.
Jrsr II, sloop Express. Hubbs, FOR Baltimore J;
18th brig Milo, Blanchard, Tor Philadelphia 14th
chr. Traveller. knight. Tor Richmond.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-17
DIED.

In this town, Mary Patten, daughter Of Capt.
Edward Killeran, aged weeks.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-17

Useful Lrvention.-Mr G. Demminr. of
Burlington, Yer. advertises, that he has re-
Gently invented an Engine for making Brick,
oy one or two horses power 1t is stated,
that on moderate calculation, this engine
VII make the mortar and strike from 0 to
zl5Qo per day, and of better quality than
shose formed in the usual manner, being
harder pressed.
-Nesr mode. Of Duniag Clark, |
wish you 70 discontinue my Duning Adj
|seiusement, my debtors pay no attention
10 IL De so good as to inform the Sheriff
"ish 10 see him. Yours,
II Nay S, 1917. S. n. YOUNG.
Fe,4lont Gazette.
ouiClDE On Friday morning of the
10Th ult the body OF Mr. Custasus Wal.
bridge, psper-maker, Bennington (Ver-
mont was found hanging lifel-ss in his
Rsfrs'. l, is supposed he hung himself in
TT Of insanity
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-17

ieids which few weeks ago were deemed entirely
lost viii PR saa ee5 abundant harvest.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-17

Herald) have revived the dropping spirits of the
farmers. We are happy in being able to state that
with very few exceptions, the crops in The neigh
boraood promise TO yield plentiful increase. Ii
the remainder Of the season be propisious, many
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-06-17

The General Court of this Commonwealth
IS expected TO have recess this day or tomor-
row.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18
THE &C WILD WOMdN."

PHrLAD. FEB An insane woman,
fund in the woods near Greensbu &, in The
western part OF the State, driving some cows
has been sent bv Judge Young to the Penn
syivania HOSPITAL, in this CITY, where she has
been readily received as poor patient, and
appears grateful for the change in her con-
dit;on. She cannot give any satisfactory
account Of herself-but has been heard TO
say that she came from small village near
Montreal, and tina, her name IS Margaret.
Many Of the stories circulated in Europe
about " Wild Women," sc. have been cur
rent on the present occasion, bur are utrer-
ly void of truth. The maniac exhibited nc
other marks than those OF nature wrecked
and neglected.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18

DIE

In Germany. tie Duke Of Mecklenburgh, aged
IS brother to the Queen of England
Ar Mobile. NJ Thomas, Montgomery. diilrita
pay matter of the U. S Army.
10 Pomfret, (Conl Hon. SylvaEus Backus, mem
Der elect to the ne1t Congrels,
In Stockoridge NGen Silas Papoon, aged So
Ia Amherf widow Phebe Oial aged s5-her
decendan-s are IA.
Ia Nswyork Col PonelI's fervant SypLev, who
10 lie revolutionary war dillinguifhed himie.f for
his fidelity TO his matter. and his ardent love for
the cau!e of his country,
Ia Auburn. y Reuben Crofs, Efq. by fwal-
lowing large quantity Of opium. He was in EN-
barraiied circumstances. and being farrendarcd by
his bail, the goominefs Of prifcn was too much
for mind rendered in6rm by age and trouble,
In Lebanon, Ohio, William Floyd; he drank 4
or half pints of whfksy in quick iucoeli IN. and
died few hours after.
In Lewiston on the 9Th inst. Widow Abigail
Herfick aged 90 years. Her descendants q.
mount 10 one hundred
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18

We understand from source which leaves
no doubt of its correctness, that the Plaster
Act passed some time since, and which was
published in this paper, by the Province OF
New-Brunswick, has been put in force. BY
this law duty Of four dollars per Ton is i'm
posed upon all Plaster taken from that Prov
ince provided it should be landed to the
northward of Cape Cod. The object of this
regulation is TO prevent American vessels from
taking plaster on board near the lines and
thereby secure that transportation in British
vessels.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18

Dartmouth Uaivsraty.---The hew board OF
Trustees met last week at Concord. They
have made specific charges against Presiden,
BRows, Professors SHuRTLgrF and ADAMS,
and all the old Trustees, except Gov. Gu
MAN, OF a vio,tion of the laws of the state,
and acts hostile to the interests of the institu-
ton. They are cited to appear before the
board on the 22d inst to show cause why they
should not be removed from Office.
President WHEELocK has made donation
TO the University, consisting principally of
real estate, said TO be worth eighteen or tren-
~ thousand dollars. This donation is made
on the condition that if the late acts of the
Legislature shall be repealed without the con
sent OF the Trustees. or become imperative,
the grant shall! be void.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18
Feb 10
A EARN For SALE

IN Cray a, Dut,on HILL l. ccntsns between SO
or 10 acres of and and other lands are near,
which may be had if needed The faid Farm IL in
averv plealant part # Cav, with a 'wo aory
dwei log houle lsiely huilt and only sboug S
miles from Portland akes. The TILE /, unem-
barrahed ; and pofT !for may be had the ee uing
fpring One fovr part ofthe putchsfe nouey in
hand the remainder in ore two ard lhree Years
on in;eree, with good fecurity. The purchaie OF
this efste il worihy of The attention of snT Farm
e. 10 this vicinity who wlhe. 10 make feg,iement
for Son or 20 have more room for himfsf on the
ten of terms.
1-quire of ANDREW LIBBY. on the prernifes !;
or of BARRETT POTTER efq of ibis town.
If not edpcfed Of Al private fac, nor exchanged
for real elate in III town, il will be e. d a. pub
lie vendue. at the auction room of "a Lslian AMI
Fletcher, Exchange Street Portland, on the osh
day of April nexl al q clock az neon
Portland Feb. 20 1917 6w.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18

The condition Of the slaves, - should advise them
still TO suffer wrong rather than to do wrong
would advise them to follow the instructions and
example Of Jesus Christ, rather than to become the
disciples Of DR.. MLeod- But ii the principles and
in our land, what better can .e reasonably ex-
pect, than that the blacks who are held ia slavery
among free people, will be formed into terrific
army by the permission aad providence Of that God
TO whom vengeance beloageth, and be suffered O.
distress and destroy their oppressorsp' No other
means would, IN my opinion be 50 likely 70 prevent
such an awful calamity, faithfully to cultivate,
both among whites and blacks, the heavenly prir-
ciple Of peace earfh and good lOiH io,oards men,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18
8or1CouS'
Tuesday, February Is, 1917.

o Co
Last time for This Scason.-In consequence of the
frequent complaints of our subscribers respecting
the protracted period in which paper reached
them, we adopted the resolution of accommodating
the Gay of publication to the arrangement of the
mails-and accordingly we tried several different
days during the summer without being able to set
de the matter permanently but knowing it to
have been he good old soay with those at the head
of the Post-Otfce department to arrange the mails
for the winter in such manner as to preclude the
necessity of altering it for the season, we were en-
couraged to hope that the day we fixed upon in the
autumn might be continued through the winter
but we iiud the same ndecsion and uncertainty at
tending them as formerly, and an alteration which
took place last week has made il necessary for US
to issue the GAZETTE on TUESDAYS instead Of
Wednesdays, This being the day on which the
argus makes its appearance il is not expected that
its friends viii be so unkind as TO inconmode that
establishment for the sake of inuring tllis-How
long things to remain thus must be left for time
and democracy to determine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18
John Thatcher's Lfate.

TIE iuSicriber', having been appointed by the
Hon. Samuel freeman, Judge Of Probate. TO
receive and examine the claims # the creditors of
the efiate of IoHN THATCHER, late OF Portland.
in the county of Cumberland, merchant eeceafed,
Represented infovent. do hereby give ro,ice that
liz months from The 18th day of February infant,
are allowed 10 iaid creditors prefent and prove
thsir claims and thar we will attend thar tetvice
at the office of Hcrato sou,hgae, ia fad Portland,
or he fourth Saturday of The prefent and FIVE fol-
lowing months from two to five O'Clock 10 the af-
ternoon Of each day
Dared al Portland, this twelfth dsv OF February,
A D 1917. HORATIo SoUTHGATE,7 csuunvif.
MOSES Quincy, 6oae,s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18

Yesterday the troops at Fort Preble in full
dress, came up to town upon the ice. Their
martial appearance was highly gratifying to
the numerous spectators, who crowded the
wharves, the streets and the river There
was fine field for display-the correctness
of their evolutions, & their accuracy of move
ment, was only equaled By their perfect or
der and discipline, and their healthy appear
ance. The highest compliment we can pay
TO their officers is by giving the credit due to
the troops under their command.
A SPECTATOR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18

" Persons holding subscription papers ior
the proceedings Of The Brunswick Convention,
are requested TO transmit them,or Tie number
of subscribers contained on them, to this Of
fee By The first opportunity which offers for
doing il free ef erpense-that it may be ascer-
tanned whether the subscription is sufficient to
warrant the undertaking.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18
THE NAVY.

II appears by an Office statement Of the
contracts made by the United States Navy
Department in Is 10, that besides the con.
tracts for ship timber. &c. for 74's and fig
stes, the Department has contracted for
one full and complete frame of live oak
Tor "a gun ship" to be delivered son or
before the 9th July, 1918, at such navy
yard as the commissioners OF The navyboard
may designate land " ditto for ship of the
line, within six months, and two ditto for
ligates, within II"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18
.Ntot.ce 10 oil Concerned.

THE huRnef of the Pori and
BOOT q SHOE MdNUFACT0PT
will be cosed IN this town on the 22d of March
next All pssions having demands againa the
futfcriber mun call aEd receive their pay--and
al perlons indebted to faid Factory mua letle the
fame previous 20 the above date, or their account
mu9 be eft with an Attorney for collection. Cuff
TONERS OF The pubic wifiing lurpl of Boots and
Shoes, HATS aud Factory Goods, can receive theHs
a, coa aud charges for rsfh ony
WILLIAM TRUE
Feb l8 5w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18
Extract Of a letter, dated
/" WASHING TON. FEn. (.

WASHINGTON, tEB. 3.
| have for some time intended 10 write to
you respecting the character, and course, and
probable aspect of our public afairs-but re-
ally there IS nothing which is not before the
public. It's not probable that any material
laws affecting our present or future condition
w'il pass during the session. The fate of a
Bankrupt law is doubtful The Billto APP
propriale the Bonus and Profits OF The Bank
oi Tie United States is under debate in the
house ! have heard % conjecturss whether
i will Of not pass
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18

Fare,eeH &c blooming fields, ys fertile plaias
Enough fer me the church hard's lonely mound,
There melancholy mih still silence reigns,
md The rank grass DER The cherries ground"
SucH was the language of pre-, who, in the bloom
Of Iife wrap'd ia that sod his footsteps had
often marked and such will ever be the language
of the sober and rejecting. II there be any thing
that can tranqulize the passions, call forth the
best feelings Of the heart or give wings to the ime-
gination, it is the church yard specially al
that hour when
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18

M3RRIED

II L,w'sor, y rhp's. j. S'inohfe'd, Es1r
M. Benjamjn Par, Q Miss Nartha Dye,--Mr.
1Ionsas Cld,k Of Lyman 10 MISS S.Yah Far,
OF he f)cmer place.
In Falmouth, tith inst. Mr.. Jonathan Moody,
to Miss Hannah Merrill
In Powpai, by the Rev. Mr.. Cummings, Capt.
Reuben HodSden, to Miss Eupice Moody.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18

We cannot permit the congressional debate
of this day to pass without particular notice
of what fell from Mr.. Randolph. Turn TO it,
and reflect upon it. Behold man who has
for years ranked among the bitterest political
enemies of Hamilton and his federal ascot
ates under Washington, now voluntarily tes-
tifying to their virtues and their greatness.
This comes rather earlier than expected, for,
as sure as yonder sun Eliminates the heavens,
the time will arrive, when tardy justice shall
be rendered TO illuminated merit when the
names OF Washington and Hamilton shall re-
ceiye the united plaudits of the world, and
when tbevizor shall be stript from those DEM
agogues who have triumphed in a short lived
popularity over deluded people. Yes: it
IS true, for the writer of this had il from Ham.
atoms own lips, that Mr. Madison was in favor
OF the highest toned form of government
preached in the convention; and, that his own
scheme, whatever twas, received the ootes of
ne four largest states in the tnson-.N. Y. Her.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18

The ship-owners in Portsmouth n II. have
memoriaIized Congress on the stagnated state
of commerce.
|; is stated that Notwithstanding the large a
mount Of tonnage owned in hatplace, there j.
not at present single vessel employed In the
w. India TIade.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18
tgiiigltf grey


Has in her sober mantle al ttiags clad"
viewing the sombre sepulchres that shade its sur
face, and holding as it were sweet converse" with
IFS tenants.
In spot the modest urn points out at the same
time the remains of some pous mother aud the graf
tude Of the child describing in language simple
yet feeling her frequent charities and maternal
derness. AT little distance our attention is call
Ell to some recent grave, by the sobs of one mourn
ing the loss Of its benetacior aud friend On ap
preaching we perceived Gratitude busted in adorn-
ing il with the choicest howret and Poverty, il
was all she could, was believing Il with her tears.
Farther on the tomb, with its marble columns
proudly eminent" reflects afar the pale rays 0,
the moon and marks the las, home ofdepared great
ness.---some hero whose ambition had believed
the eyes Of countless orphans, and gained----a
name At its base the rank grass discovers the
lowly grave of some poor soldier perhaps who lost
bis own life in saving that of the hero---theA
are equal now In another spot may be seen one
Z" standing like u statue"-the tear, the balm oil
grief, has not yet traced its burrows, and the eye
fixed and vacant, il needless Of the infants PLAYING
! near her. Great God suppor, hor The husband
of her youth her earthly stay, is gone where the
weary are at rest.o r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18
CAHTKM

a IL perfons are hereby cautioned agarf pur-
Z chaGpg note OF hand he fubfcriber gave
TO one John Merrill, now reideut in Portland, a
boul one year 6uce, for about one hundred and
thirty two dollars. The fame has been paid long
hnee 20 The iad Merrill, and he refules 10 give up
The same by laying the pote j, loft.
JACOB TEWKsBURsY.
Hebron Feb To- 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18

LIffdCf or O. tetttT rum DFfstVts N'n"S ss''se'
FEB. 7, 1917.
One of the most distressing occurrences took
Mace IN the town Of Jefferson, last night, that
vas ever known in this district. The dwell
ing OF Mr. William Whitehouse was consum-
ed by fire. with its whole contents, furniture,
bedding. AMI what is most distressing, himseD,
safe. ana three children, persisted IN flames
Mrs. Whitehouse had been confined four days
in childbed. Herself and infant slept IN one
bed. and two children IN another lie in the
same ROOM Mr.. Whilehouse 10 another room
with two other children and the sister OF Mrs
Whilehouse slept in another apartment. from
the information obtained from the surviving
children and woman, il seems Mr. Whtehouse
discovering the house 10 be on ilfe, caughi lhe
two children that were with hun ana lnrew
them out in the snow, and being almost soiio-
Gated with smoke, ran out al the uoof 70 re-
cover breath then returned and canght MS
wile's sister and threw her out OF window OF
the lower apartment. who was insensiole OF
her situation until awakened out doors. lie
then attempted to rescue his wife and other
children, but persisted in the attempt. Aiter
the house was consumed, there was nothing OF
the remains of The three children TO be discov-
cred, but part Of the bones OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Whiiehouse were seen, and from the position
they were in, il would appear she had gotten
out of bed and was near the door that led TO
the entry, aud that be lay in the entry. lie
undoubtedly was smothered before he could
reach the. room where his wife and children
were. II is supposed by many, that the fire
caught by ashes being deposited in wooden
box my opinion, however, is, that there was
fire left burning in the sick woman's apart
meut, and that brand fell out on the floor
This ought to serve as solemn warning to
all, not TO take up ashes in wooden vessels.
nor toleave fires burning without some per
son TO watch ,hem.-Boston paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18

THE sub.c lies hereI gives public notice 10
al coneerned.ihai they = We been daly appoin-
ted aud taken a. on Il enselves the itus, ia dm;n
isrs'ors Ct the e,isle q JOSHUA ROBERTS.
isie et Wmuhsm, n the caurss at Cumberland.
Tailor, deceased by giving bond "a the tsw d.
rec - hey therefore eqees al rersons who
ere indebted TO he SID deressed's estate TO
make immediate payment; End those who have
any dem nds thereon, 10 exilibit he seme 10
Grsy, Feb. ~ 1917. MOSES HUNT. md
BETSFY HUNT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18
JUST PUBLISHED,
And for [ale at THIS OFFICE, and at RYDES
Book ltore

1At5eA Ut I"'N a. AAIi1 OTIINE AHu At n ! DE D
Book fore,
TWO SERMONS on CRsisrt.N FEEIowsHIp.
Preached at Gorham, October 20, 1916.
BY ASA RAND,
Ps6o, IF tbe Cssg,egati'aai Cbas % IL bIt PLACE.
From he two following texts; -
= therefore, receive ye one another, as Chrift
alto received Us. 10 The glory of Cod X. rssa,,
10, 2,
Now befeech yon. brethren mark them which
cauie divilions and ofences contrary to the doc
trine which ye have learned and avoid them
Rsrssns, i6 ~. Feb. IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18

CUMBERLAND $50 The heirs af The estate
Of Thomas Pratt iafe Of Aorfb Yarmonth in
inc county aforesa'd, FeomGn deceased, les
rare.
WHEREAS scgr sin Instrument puspor,inr
10 be the last viii snd testament Of said
deceased has been presented fjr probste 10 ne
the subscr her, Judge of Probate far aid coua '
by Asa Pratt the Exeoa'os thersia nan,eo.
You sre hereby Motif, q TO sppesr st the Of
fce Of The Register Of Proh.te in Pnrasad il
said County on the fourth "Wednesday Of Mach
next e. 'en O'Clock in the forenoon, 10 slew
Cause, If say you hzse, either for OF against he
same. Daled 81 Par;isnd this twelfth dsy 81
prbr8ss., A II 1917
SANL FREEMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18

The Hon. Nicholas Vaa Dgke, hes been
chosen 10 the q. s. Senate for the state d
Delaware, for six years, commencing 4th b
March next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-18

THE fnhtcriber hereby gives pubic roiice 10 ALI
concerned, thsi he has been duly appointed
and taken npon ehimfe.f he tfuil OF exssufor OF
the lat VIII ADD Tssiamsus az JACo8 BAILEY,
afe OF Harpiwesl - The eonnsy CT Cun.e rlard
Esona0s. deceated bY fvirg houd as lie law d.
Fecss--fie thersfers segueG. alG rerlcrs ~Ho are
Indebted 70 he laid cex ssieds egafe 10 make IN.
MEDIATE payment ard iteie whs lsve any De-
manda thereon, 40 .srtibit tie fa.ae 10
LsC02 BAILEY.