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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-29
Hints 10 Wives auth bad Husbands.

:" The purity Of The motive constitutes The viz
tue of the action"
moor woman, who lived in-----, had wick
ed Incorporate husband. He very frequently
came home from the tavern, late at night, and
in state of nioxic alton. and giving her much
trouble by his unreasonable requirements
One nigh, his pot-companions were expatia-
ting on The merits and faults of their wives.
They ali bad much fault TO find, excepting the
husband oflhe "good woman He was csn-
did enough, TO give her good character and
above all, that she never scoGed" him, let
him require the most unreasonable things ina.
giusble. TO prove ibis he would wager them
Ave gsions Of beer, tina, they would 90 home
with him, though /, was psst twelve O'Clock at
night she would, at bis bidding, rise and cook
supper for them, Without any grurnbling. or
even su'ky look. The proposal was accepted,
and considered fine sport.
When they came into the house, he told her
he must rise and cook supper for him and his
FIVE friends. This she did. as he had stated,
with as much di' p''ch snd cheerfulhess, IS If il
had been pleasing tssk. They were atl much
surprised, - well they nigh. be 70 see such
condact, and % very different from whst they
would have been treated ifthey hAd done 50 ST
heir own houses.
While they were TINS regaliug themselves.
hough o. the expense Of The good womcn's rest
and conf r, hey ventured 10 SIX her, how il
was that she complied with her hush .nd's re-
auire mcnts, at 50 lste ar hou~, WITHOUT any
murmuring. For if they hsd done 50. the,
should have their heads well comhed, and gore
to bed sup2erIess She replied with mlldness,
and seriousness, thst 10 her il psinfu bur
she was DESTROYS &c making her tn.bsnd as com
Portable IS Il isid in her power while they lived
in this world for she was well convinced from
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-29
nIEb.

At Frveburg, on the 23d ult Miss CIarissa
Bradley, aged 2J. youngest daughter of Mr.. Abra-
ham Bradley Of that town. Whilst indiscriminata
AID unfounded eulogies of the dead tend TO dimin-
ish our Interest in obituary notices and the indis.
Greet zeal Of surviving partizans friends too Of
ten obtrudes upon the notice of the world the
memory of those, whose characters the charity Of
friendship, like the grave, should veil from the pub
tic IL is not the less useful proper 10 pay just
and serited tribute Of respect to eminent virtues.
Although the deceased was {" cut down IN the gay
morn Of LIES best hopes her life was long for
it answered lifes grest eudv--She was'one ii the
most fair and lovely /" lowers Of her season.; her
infant years afforded the highest promise to her
fond parents OF mature usefulness and distinction
ant fut a short season. their anticipatons wese full
~ reazed--for whatever is fair, interesting and
lovely IN sensible, amiable and virtuaas Young
wethan was ia ealinent degree united il the de-
ceased. Calculated % enjoy and 20 atora the So
eiaI circle, her society was always welcomed FOR
il was a rich source Of rational epioyr eni.and in
structlon IL all who were blessed with Ii. Eut The
long course Of painful confinement, that preceded
her death, exhibited her character and virtues ID 4
light OF peculiar levelinsss and excellence Inva-
riabiy cheerful and patient under Z ere exercises
Of bodily pasn, coudding in the atonng merits 4
Him whose death and snffa rings were the .fonnaa
ton OF her hopes. beyoul the grave. with a smln.
cnnntenance she babe final a'ieu 10 her 'meepise
friends; and il her last none exemplsfed. kc.g
pleasant rTi easy II is for C.rtstian n de-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-29

Extraordinary .4ffachnens.--A wedding,
brought about by circumstances Of novel
ma PIE, took place Within these few days at
StsAndrew's church. Holborn A Young
woman was tried It very recent Old Bal
ley Session, with her mcther--the former
tor robbing her master, trsdssnlan in Corn.
hill, and the latter fer receiving tbe stolen
goods Dung the t,ial, youns man.
wao had casually go into tae gallery oIlhe
Court, suddenly became En- INQUIRED OF the
fsiryoung prisoner, and, after her conyic>
ton, nc made interest to get 10 see her, on
her being taken out OF Court; he then ex-
pressed his sudden attachment towards her.
he visited her daily, and found her necessa-
ries OF every Kind in abundance He EN-.
ployed great exeriions in getting il repre-
sented, that she had become a convert, and
was t'uly penient, not only TO the recorder
and The City Authorities, but by a petition
to the Secretary of State, and he promised
10 marry her should the Royal clemencg
sc afforded her. The behaviour OF the pris
oner, il was testified, was good and last
week she received free pardon on condl-
ton that the young man should marry aer
Immediately. The next morning the nap
py pair accompanied MIR. Crosby Chaplin
to the Refuge for the destitute, 10 ne church
where they were married, and Mt &. PAID
all the expenses. / he bride and BRIDE
groom retired % the residence of the latter
in Whitscrosss rect.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-29
HIGHLY INTERESTING LHW CASE

| HIGHL Y INTERESTING L.ztV CASE.
NETWORK, APRIL IS.
Yesterday came on for trial before his
honour The Mayor, at the court of general
sessions of the peace for this city and coun
", an Indictment found at the same court,
against Isaac Roget, 1.-THE only defendant
taken) for uniting wihJ. B. Danlmesy (of
the house of Hutchinson and Dsulmely)
and p l.cfevres in a conspiracy to defrsud
the underwriters. This cause, from the
nature of The transaction, and particularly
from the standing in society of Isaac Ro-
get, for many years French merchant in
this city, and generally considered here a
man OF responsibility, excited more inter
est than any one ;hst mas taken place for
many years The trial began at | O'Clock,
A. VI. and lasted till a this morning /; more
than IL hours. The following are the
principal facts that appeared in evidence.
That the schooner Ocean being in
Franoe,f and up at Ha,re-de Grace, in De-
cember last, for Boston, and the defendant
being In this city, with others here, and
some persons abroad, entered into con.
spiracy TO make false insurance upon her
and her cargo, consisting, as they stated, of
dry goods and plaster of paris, but in reali
ty of stones and rubbish and actually in
sured $4,000 dollars here, 10000 in Bos
ton, so 900 In Paris, besides other sums
in London and elsewhere, and then caused
her to be sunk at sea. Ii appeared howev.
er, tba, the piece of roguery from which
they calculated to derive the greatest profit
was from an ingenious deception prac,ised
upon the custom-house at Havre. This
deception was managed 10 the following
manner they first entered at the custom
house, say 80 boxes of goods. amounting
to $4,000 dollars, and procured the neces-
sary stamps upon the boxes ; but then in
stead of putting the boxes on board, they
only carried them TO some private place,
where they removed the goods into other
similar boxes, provided tor the purpose,
and supplied their places, in the STAMPED
boxes, with rubbish of the same weight
which was SO ingeniously done by splicing
tae ropes, sc. as 10 elude suspicion these
boxes were then put on board the schooner,
as so many boxes of dry goods, with the
.ustom- house stamp, which secured them
from further inspection. Having thus sue
ceeded with the first 80 boxes, they filed
second 80 with the same goods which had
once been entered, and second time pro-
cured the stomp of the custom-house
then, second time, they removed these
boxes TO some private place, where they in
like manner rifled them OF their genuine
contents, and filling them with stones, as
before, they closed them neatly up again,
and shipped them on board. In this way
they repeated the deception on the custom
house, until they had obtained its stamp
upon 81 boxes of stones, and shipped them
on board as dry goods. Having thus load
: Commonly called Peter Favours.
s The conspnscy began stwelyemonth sooner,
jAss before the Ocean !sfs this country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-29

Accounts from ST. Helena, state, that Count
Las Casas had been sent to the Cape OF Good
Hope, being implicated in holding cores
pondence with certain Bonapartiss IN France
Ponatosky, a Polish officer, who had follow
ed Bonaparte in his exile, has returned TO
England. Arrangements have been made
by the French and English governments, for
equalizing the duties, and granting reciprocal
privileges, in the respective ports OF the Cape
of Good Hope, and Isle of France = The Dey
of Algiers reviews his troops daily, and exer-
cises his cannoDeers in the roads; he has pur-
chased large quantities of warlike stores and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-29
Come tlcut Election.

Chinons offhe Phiiad. : True Aneriean."
will be claimed as a democratic triumph In
some parts ot,he country MIR. Wolcottis
The same gentleman who was accused oil
associating with Pickering and Decker, 10
burn The public Offices al " ashlnSton, TO
hide the evidence of dedication IN The AID.
Nj Dexter, and Nj Wolcot,, have been
claimed hv the democratic party. For Gus
part we do not regret the election OF Nj
" oleotl /; whom we believe % be SOUND
sirsuous, enlightened federal Iepnblicak
Tie democratic candidate federai!I
In expressing these opinions, we do not
mean to be understood as holding Mr. omi i
the present governor in low esteem He
is man of talents, and has generally been
an able advocate of correct principles.
In the contest between General Brooks
and General Dearborn, we sincerely rejoice
to perceive that the former will be re elect
ed by great majority. He is correct
politician and good governour. General
Dearborn has always exerted whatsliule tai
ent he has, in the promotion of those pref
udices, which, carried INFO practice by Nh,
j fferson, and tested IN the first campaigns
Of the late war, had almost proved the rom
of the country. He has been the siupidest
of democrats except perhaps his fellow
citizen, General james Varnum. Such IS
our detesta,ion of the political principles OF
n II eli,
heartily rejoice at his defeat.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-29

Indictment with r get, were concerned N
that nefsrious transaction, but did MOI go so
lar IS 10 implicate him.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-29

his manner Of living he would be miserable in
Ne world 10 come The answer surprised
'hem IS much ss her amsble conduct Though
his friends won their wager, they lost their
mirsh, and returned TO their own homes At least
for once with some serious Thoughts. But'ihe
word was blessed 10 ker husband and she re-
reiyed the fruits other labors of lore. in his VIZ
III reformation. And was thereby led 10 seek
tor tbs, happiness, on which bis wife depended
II the world 10 come.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-29
Miscellaneous Selections.
Appendix TO the Olive Branch.
Csvrsstonssntt 6efussn 6e auihor and sbs Hes. Mr.
Coldsborough IF Ma,ylesA.
PHILADELPHIA. rEc. 2oth. 1916.

fniLADELkhAhs EEC. zOtns TOTO
SR--The encouragement with which the pro
pofsls for the eighth edition OF the 0EVs Brand
have been honoured, il fufficient TO warrant the
publication. therefore intend TO put il TO press
on or abou, The ~ February next, and to pabiifh
Il early 10 April
am lncereIy deGrous of correcting whatever
error may be in H. aud rendering il as unexeep-
s'onable a. my means Of Information aud Ieisure
viii allow - therefore rsqueiE vru will II per
ffcfly convenient, unrelerved,y point cut any of
lts errors Of deficiencies hz have occurred 10 you
TO any iuch inegeaions cue attentions fhaIl be
paid. hncerelI ieek tru,h; and # do not at
tain my otjsct il ha rot be for want of iuitabls
endssvors
have 10 all former editions Notwithstanding my
nimoif eTertionf lshoured uneer avery great de
sfciency of dscumeet.. I mcl refpecsfu Iy and
nelly solcIt your aid and fha'l receive with thank
funess any d cunaents you may think proper 10
somnnn'cae such Of them a. you direct fhzl be-
fA'sly retusFed by
Your obedien, humble fervaus,
M CAREY.
Hon II 20, n px.<x,-u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-29
tY GARDEN SEEDS n
Erem the North, the Wsf and the South.

NATHANIEL LEFAVOR,
yIAs FOR LIE, an a1oument of GARDEN
Il L sEEDs, FEB osS Coed, computing every
kind usually wanted 10 this part of the country,
which be will fell, as low, can be had elEe-
where
--AMoNc MANY oTHERs ARR
20 10. Carrot,
30 ID. Beet,
80 Id. Onion,
20 ID. E. Turnip,
10 lib. Squash,
20 lib. Radish.
-diso.-IO bushels white BEANS,
2 Eihds. excellent refund CIDER.
Together with general afortment Of
Hest India Goods s. Groceries.
Fortlsnd, April 2e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-29

January s, 1877 }
sIR- have luit received a etier from you. 10
winch you are p esied 10 announce 10 ire the con
'emp'asec publication of the eighth edition OF the
Owe Branch aud requef me unrefervedly 70
posnt ou' IL errors and ds6cienc'es-ps ofsthng
yonrief deffeus o correct item and esrnslfly TO-
ne'' ms and in communicating any documents for
thar purpose
a'lu'ed bike many Others, by the title of this
oosk read u year or two ago. and was ~
much iurpfiied 70 find vrulsns party work. ~
90 yea reiult 10 Numerically oppo6'e TO 40
Soved intension If zsalsus snd artfnl parti
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
EP Mem Goods I! /!
Joseph JOHNSON.

JTAs iuff received from the lateft importsticns
l. i large sfortment of GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Bombszetts Wilbores; fix cotton and worried
HoGssy; 6 CarIile Ginghsms dark undreised
Cambria Prints; common Calicoes F0rniture
PIates; Steam Loom Sheetings; and s Cam
brio Cambria Muffin colored cambrics; corded
and lrps Cambria; psie and fancy Muffin; Lin
eos Long Lawn; linen cambria Handkerchief;
Lace Wells; GA DamaR Table C.o;hs; priated,
limits alton, ELK and merino Shawis black and fancy
ELK Handkerchiefs; cotton Bandsnnas; Flag mad
rss * cambria Handkerchief; cambria furniture,
add common Dimoties black & colored Luiripgs !;
Italian and Canton Grapes white Jean +, Swan
down, ,oilinet and black fix Vefings; Gotten
beaver, bid and elk Gloves fix Umbrellas |;
Ribbands; elk Lace; thread aud pearl Shirt But
tons; Braces; Pocket Books; India Cotton and
Check; Factory shssting shirtus and Ginghamsi
peiifs Cloths Coatirgs Flanels C Baixss; Broad.
cloth CzGmere, &c. SC. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
FRESHGOODS.

BARBOUR e. LINCOLN,
LIAvB received by The lateit arrivals from Lon !,
don and Liverpool, wa bo"on '@'se al"
extenfiye aforiment Of GOODS w
Be0 [uperfne bf1ek ana o'Hs, WP 6'S''"1
)ADCLOTHS
Fine and common Broadcloths of all colors and
qualities !, an.
Black bue blue mkt, Coourg MKT, o'Io's ""'
ChSSIMERES
verv fine blue POine Ca"ims,ss
Blue. olive and brown Ho6t C'csb'
Plain and ,wid Petss Ciofbs
large afTortment of Bombszas plain < twill'd
pa,inetts Scotch Piaids WildboTes,
Cloak Cambie,is
Devonfhire Kerfeys, HEsfs,' Ci0sb,
Coa,iues Outfits, Bookings, Swaoskin
Black blue green caret .drsb, fswn and brown
SILK .TELTETS
Superfine buff Caiimere for Veitings
variety of toiIioette and fwansdown Yelling
Back silk Poreu,ine
Fine 4 and white and yellow Flsnnels
l bale ahorted color d Flanneis
do Rose Blankets from to IL
do "A unbIeach' Watham Sheetings
do "A beachd do GO
Scarlet Csffimere Shawls
Slate. black. white and mixd Worried Hole
Black add coIord levantine twiird silks
Black, white and cAangeabIe Fiorences
sipchaw and faripett Luttrlnls
74apds Leyantine Gk Shawis
A large aHor,meut of Printed shaw''
Black Nankin CraPes.
Black and Col Canton Crapa
64back Engiih silk Lace
Black and white Italian Grape
DamaR Table Linen
Fine Rnglifh Birds Eye Diaper
Ruffiz and American do
Patent Steam Loom ShirtDgs
Irifh Linens Linen Sheeting
Linen Canhrics Long Lawn
Elegant Furnitures {; Copperp'ates
Common Calicoes 6 Cnghams
Fine India Sheeting Cottons
Bandauna, flag a. black fix handkerchief
Englilh and French silk Gloves
Kid, beaver and Dogiki0 Gloves
Wire Gotten Tbreaa-paten, co ord linen DO
Trebl gilt coat and vett Buttons
Webb, patent Sufpenders
Back Italian and Canton Sewing Silk
No S, So, A. 2, and Pins--Sllk lwiit
Sand A 4 white cotton Cambrics
Fancy Mullins
six and Bingham UMBRELLAS
An afortment OF Ribbands
American Sattinetts
Cinghams, Checks, tic. &c, nov Io'
INDis CALLICOBs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
JOHN l.. STORER,

TT NO. . UNION R0H.
HAS juR received 40 a1ortment of
u y d Id y,
adapted to the feaion and offers very low for Cath
only
EIannels-Baixes-Rattin
An zdortment of mems and women's leather, hik
and kid GLOVES
Black zsd color'd SaFfnetts, and Florence Silks
Mems and womens black. white and fate worried
HOSIERY
Silk and Gotten ditto
-dadraf. Handkerchief itezm loom Shirtings
A large afortment Bombszetts asd Wiidbores
Charlottesville Ginghans
silk checked ditto
Chlndie Cords
Mems plain snd checked Cravats
Factory Shirtings and Threads-Sauine;ts.
Shawis Mullins - moties--C ambricks
Single and double mild Cafimeres
Broadcloihs- Plains
Furnitures black Italian Grapes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
India Cottous--Iudia Calicoes
Back Canton Handkerchief
Flag and bzndanna ditto cotton do
Ribbons-Brs es--Umbreias
Blankets-Pelise Cloths
Kerfeys-Hunter's Cloths
Coaongs Drawers
Blscksnd co.erd fewing Silks and Twin, &s &c
Nov
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
uNExAMpLED DESPATCH.

On Sunday morning last. the packet Expef''
ment left Baltimore for Norfolk, and arrived there
in season for the steam DO Vrginia,to bring pacK
answers 10 letters sent by the packet To the meF'
chants there She left Norfolk on Monday morn
ing. and arrived here this morning uesuay }
Such despatch as this We presume IS uhr'Va'e",
Letters written IN Baltimore on one morning, ann
sent 10 Norfolk, distance there and back, OF 4lo
niles and answers received the morning following
Bait. paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
NEW GOODS.
EDWARD HOWE,
HAS FOR SALE
III No S. Ne; chant 2czv Hiidd!s-jfyesf,

GOODS LATkLY RECEIVED-
M ADD APOLAM Cotton-undrefsd Shirtings-
~ India Couons-44 Cambrick Prints-dark
blue and chocolate PsntS-eegant Furnitures--
CAlicoes-fgured and plaid silks-biack elk and
flag Handker chiets--4.4 Lineas-Linen Cam
bflcks-do Hdkes -Cambrick Mullins undreis d
= Cotton Cambricks-6guFd do Scotch Cling
hams-blaek * white fix Lace--tamhor'd d, pquet
lace. 6gur'd, ieno, and Book Mulius-Chintz
Shawls--Garn,ure and Figured Satin Ribbons
black, brown icaries, maroon and grey Bombazets
-WIbores-Russia and American diapers and
Craih-Ruiia Sheetiugs-Osnaburgh, BurIaps and
DowiSis-fcaret Pese CIoth-drab and buff
CafEmere- beaver and kid Cloves w hte red and
yellow Flanne~-blk and col d iewing Silks.
general 2hortment of 3road Cloths and Csn
meres-Coat and Ven Buttons-filvereyed Needle.
-Pios--Tapes-Co Cotton Bailsand Skeins
Sept. %, Uf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
a merican Manufactured Goods.

a merICal Manufactured OOOdS+
Ma z, MsDsy's-R eS
Joseph POPE, agent for Aimy u Bro7U", o.
Providence, who keep him conitantiy CupPlied
from heir long Known and we'll eRablifhed Fact.
nv a, Pawtucket. with generaladortment of
American Cotton Goods,
coNsIsTiEG OF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
4& sthreaded white & color Stocking Yarn
White and colored lewing Cottons
MISUNDERSTANDING -Checks-stripes
ms--Chambrays-Bed Ticking, SC.
~ Shopkeepersin town and country and PEG
pie in general who with TO furniih themfeves with
the above articles will befupplied At the Factory
o rices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
SPARE DIET.

A writer in the Washiagton City Gasete, is call
ing aloud for augmentation and equalization of
salaries to the respective clerks in the departments
of the Government. He AYERS that Congressman
has said, you may count the ribs of the clerks
they walk along and that the rats seen going
from their houses with tears IN their eyes, nothing
being there TO eat ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09

1T the Circuif Court Of Common Peas, ia
The first eastern Cucutf, begun and holden
az Portland, QOifhin and for ne County OF
Cumberland, on Tie third Tuesday OF 40
Uemb =, N ID. 1917,
On Tie foregoing PETITION, Tie Court order
- fhst The Petit oacr cAuse an attes cd cory 4
The same and OF this o der ,hcreon to be pub
hshedin one of The Portland Newsnsp ihree
weeks successfully, the last puohc Ation 20 be
Il iesst thirty days before the Fl ST IuesdAy Of
March mex ,hatany person VINO sees I'll may
appear al The SAID Court, which is thenso be
huiden az Portland ui hin and tor the G uniy
Of Cumberland, and shew cause, { any he have }
why Tie ptayer thereof should not be granted.
Attest, SAMUEL FREEMAN, Cleik.
Dec g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
4 NEW CLOIHfER.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sublcriher
~ has taken the Clothing mill Lately occupied
by Qumby and Smith, and thar he intends 10 pay
ltrict attention 10 the buhpefs IN all 10 various
branches with much neasnef. ADD d1pa;ch He
10 informs his friends that be takes all kinds Of
produce for pay or gives year credit.
Joshua PARSONS,
Minot. Ausuf 2ia. 1877. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09

John w. SMITH, RESPECTFULLY IN.
J forms he public that be ha. opened store
A. the corner OF Middle and Plumb nreess and
next door saff of MeGrs. Dana and Miteheiis itore
where he offers for faIe general aiiortment OF
Vest India Goods Sc Groceries,
of the ben quality, and a, fair price. for Cath
or Country Produce
Port and Oct 81 1877 Z
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
4 TAVERN HOUSE.

TO be let that three llory brick HOufe ard Sta
BILE, In Szco, 6tuated upon the Maine ltrest.
/, has always been occupied as Tavern, and is as
good fand as there is in Saco.
Further information may be had by applying to
the lubfcrber IN The above premiles may be
purchaled on moderate terms and long credit with
good fecurity. DANIEL CLEAVES.
Biddeford Jan 81 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09

10 The Honorable Justices Of tie Cirtmt
Cou't Of Common Pleas, an The first Eas-
fern Ctrcuif, begun and holden az Portland
zvlthin and for The Counfg Of Cumberland,
on me third Tuesday 0, .louem6er, T. u.
1917.
M AKY-ANN HUMPHREY, administrators
WI on The estac Of 1oHH HUMpuREY., late
ut Norihyar mouth, in The C0un vi Lumber
md, GcnIlemaa, dece ssed-Humbly shews,
Tna, tie goods and chatiels belonging % tle
Estate CT said deceased, ate ROt suffic Ell /.
pay lie deb,s which The deceased owed by Iht
sum VI Two hundred ana six'cen dollars
se,eaty five cents-Ihat the X eal Es ate Of Sa,d
deceased consists OF his dwelling house, aud
one acre and ,welye rods of land, appraised Il
SIX hundred dollars, and half Pew in The
bspt'sl Meeting house, appraised VI twelve dol
lars--That The house (belng OF one story only)
Is old and much out OF repair and viii rent tu
for little, # any, more than t~ elve dollars yea.
Wherefore size humbly pTsys shst IS well tor
he ayment Of SAID deb,s as tor The reasons just
mentioned. yoWr Honors would grant her lceuce
20 sell he whole Of The sd Rel Estsie unde +
such restrictions az the law IN such cases pre-
vides. To he grsrsing of his Petition she, 10
the cap~ct y Of guAtdl~n 70 the tEfee children
and only heus ofsSd deceased, hereby signifies
her consent. MARY ANN Hu MpHkEY.
a true Cory-tAtes,,
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk.
WILLIAM BARR VS., Attorney.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09

A person at Alexandra has been recent.
ly cured OF the dropsy in the abdomen, and
attributed his cure to having been copious.
iy bled. He was tapped, and FIVE gallons
ofwater were taken from him About the
same time he was blooded. In days u
lbs and ounces of blood were taken from
him and during the disease, 10 pounds
and ounces.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09

A eountryman observed an advertisement o.
fencing master, at III dollars quarter, s"ppoS'nt
his intention was to enclose fields on an Improve"
pian. called to enquire il he meant to Ind si'.U