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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1913.
An Act

Incorporating Company to establish a
Turnpike Road fom Wiley's tavern,
in the county OF Fairfax, to point Of
intersection on the Little River Turn
pike Road, or IN the line Of the dis
trict Of Columbia. Passed February.
Ia, 1918.
ND E it enacted by the General Assem-
I'D bly,, that il shall be lawful to open
books at Fairfax courthouse, and in the
town OF Alexandria, under the direction
Of Franci. Peytou, Augustine |. Smith,
VIM. Moss, Johnston Cleveland, Amos
Alexander, Mordecai {. Fitzhugh, Jonah
Thompson, George Deneale and James
IL. Hove, or any three Of them, for re.
ceiving subscriptions to the amount of
sixty thousand dollars, for the purpose of
making a turnpike road from Wiley's ia
vern, in the county of Fairfax, to point
Of intersection on The Little River Turn
pike Road, or on the line Of the district
of Columbia, as shall be designated by
the directors of the company herein after
named. ... ....
When a sufficient number of shares
shall have been subscribed, the subscri-
berS, their heirs and assigns, shall be
and they are hereby Incorporated into a
company by the name of The Middle
Turnpike Company" asreeab'y to the
act, entitled, " An Act prescribing GER
tain general regulations for the incorpo-
ration Of Turnpike Companies"
This act shall be in force from the
passing thereof.
Richmond, March I1th, 1878.
The foregoing is true copy Of an act
Of the General Assembly, pissed Febru-
airy 18th, 1918.
WILLIAM MUNF0RD,
Keeper Of the Rolls.
april so tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
Tanning and Currylng.

Joseph HESTON continues to car
81 ~ on the above business at his old
stand in Prince street, between Water
and Union streets, where he will be al
ways ready to execute orders in his line
with promptness aud despatch.
lie keeps constantly on hand large
assortment of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
Edward F Cooke,

NET A Il l. II ",
III AVISG established himself at Eau
Nh quier Court House, with view to
practise in the counties Of Fauquier and
Culpeper, tenders his professional serVi.
ces to the public.
March e6 d2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
Notice.

TIVE subscribe. will apply for the re-
newal of a certificate Of one share
10 the Bank of Alexandria, No. GALS.
the original being lost.
March Is J &. HERBERI.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
For Freight,

Sks The ,lnop ALONZO, Acors
SEEE Barnes master. burthen 400
Ssss.ssz barrels, will take freight for
XSzkE Rhode Island or Boston, and
be ready in one week tn receive a cargo.
Amply to JOHN G. LADD & Co.
Who have received per said schr and
Offer for sale,
90 casks cut nails, assorted sizes and
superior quality
500 Goshen cheese
$50 bushels potatoes
Few kegs butter april 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
For Freight.

For Freight,
rES rIlE fine ,ew fast sal ing
xeHN pilot beat schooner DASH,
dAE8& John G filth, master, bur-
aSS6&AH then $50 barrels, in complete
order to receive { eight for any part Of
the world. Apply to
JOHN G. LADD " co.
Who offer TOR sale, received per said
schooner,
so Connecticut patent plouSha. much
approved. Frum schesner Resolution, and
,ioOr AlOnZO. and Packet
10 casks Gpsheo cheese
6 cases men's aud cniLlren's suPe-
risr quality shoes
so boxes NindsOr soap
gu barrels meSs beef
Cases straw b0nCets
MAY ) Wv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
Sales at endue.
IN every Tuesday and Friday,

WILL BE SOLD,
1t the Vendue Store, corner Of Prince
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars of which will be expressed in
the bills Of the day.
~ All kind fgeods which are on
imitation and the prices Of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
md purchased at the lowest limitation
md prices.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
November 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
Leather,

Of as various qualities as can be found in
anv shop in the District-which be will
dispose Of at very low prices for cash.
IL mn. 6
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For Freight.
Dividend s. Election.

TlE Stockholders in the Great Hum
Il ing Creek Bridge Co, are inform
ell hat the President and Directors have
declared dividend OF three per cent for
the last six months, PAYABLE IN the 9th of
May, at the Office of the Treasurer on
Water-street An election will take place
a. the toll house, for President, four Di-
rectors. Clerk and Treasurer, on Mon
Gay next the 4th inst.
BY order Of the Board,
JOHN ID. VOWEL, Trea'r.
MAJ Q smw3t
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John G., Ladd Co.

John G.. Ladd SEQ.
.nFFER for sale the cargo OF brig
~ Economy, consisting OF
500 casks fresh Thorn ston lime
$4,000 feet merchaHtable boards
$500 feet . inch plank
ALSO, IN SToRs,
doO casks 1hOmastVn ami Rhode Is
land lime, suitable 10, masonS coarse
work, or manure.
For Freight,
bro BOSTON, OR ELSEWHERE,
.a The s'aunch good brig
kSSsTfM ECONOMY, James Cl,es-
}Sp.S land, master. burt en- 100
|fa<SRE barrels. will be ready to re-
|eeive cargo in three days, and il in com
hIete order to take freight to Any .?art ct
{hs world.-Freisht to Boston would be
referred. Nav 5--sw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
For Freight,

sSs The sehr VENUS. Hender-
EMmSSs son master, carries about 1000
1870: barrels, Can be ready in few
~ days Tor the reception Of a
hrgo, aud will take foreign or coast
Use freight. Apply to
I.AWRAS & FOWLE.
For Boston s NewburypOrt,
xSS The brig HARRIET, c.pt
fSEm Russell, has hall of her cargo
exaE ready, will sail in Few days
S&H and take AGO barrels flour OF
P'n at 4 moderate freight.
april l. apply as above.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
Notice.

FSHE co partnership Of CATLETT
i y IRWIN. is this day dissolved
bY mutual consent. All those having
claims against the firm. are requested to
present them to c |. Catlett, who is au-
thOriscd to settle the business.
CHAS. /. CATLETT,
THOMAS IRWIN, Jr.
anil o.
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Also. for Freight.

zR The FIRE schooner ONLY
EsSEA DAUGHTER, .. Henderson
master. carries aeout 600 bar
re!s, a good vessel, will be
sdy in few days to receive a cargo
! lake a freight to any eastern port.
Ant iOr sale her cargo OF Lime and
aeet' Apply as above. april IA
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For Sale,

For Sale,
ER The I'm 'aet sailing sloop
h6siS5EA FRIEND SHIP, b1r,hen So
"a tom, built expressly for a
packe,, has s brit 5, and can
be prepared at small expense to ae'
90 passengers Apply to
JOHN G. LADD z co
Who have received per said s!Ocp, and
|Cf.r Tor sale,
soc bushels potatoes
9 casks cheese.
Nav 5 ST
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For New Orleans,
For FREIGHT or Charter,

rES The fast slihng coppered
EGAESs Philadelphia bn;lt snip BET
,SEY, captain Furtescae, bur
~ then $50 tons. will be 10 rea-
lines, for the reception Of a cargo in a
~ DAYS. For terms apply to
anil 90 FIR. ADAMS, Jr.
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For Lisbon,

Ess The ship WILHELMINA,
IsNSMJOhn Baxter mister, will sail
in about FIVE 6ayi, AID take
'S<G.r 500 barrels hence ON freight
4 Ow rate. Apply TO
LAWRAS0N 4 F0WIE-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-06
Vol. XXI
Lime and Lumber.

Lime and Lumber.
TOaN e. LADD q CO. fer for
Z. sale the cargo Of schooner horus, OF
go casks fresh rhomaston lime
5000 feetbirch, pine, and spruce joist
and plank
5000 feet boards.
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PROSPECTUS.

The Asiatic part Of this work contains
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
DIED..


In Ohio, Charles Reed, who, in an insane MT,
beat out the brains of his son, an infant, struck
his wife on the head with an iron wedge, and
completed his career, by cutting hn own throat
with dull knife.
At North- Yarmouth 21st. Inst Miss Nancy d.
Hill, daughter of Mr.. James Hill, aged 20--the
third child of the same family, who has died OF
consumption within 90 months:
While we bow with submission to Him, who
creates and destrovs--we cannot but sympa-
thise with the bereaved parent, brethren ana
sisters, who have thusbeen three pderced tnFousn
with sorrows-We cannot but supphcats the Al
mighty, that he would say to the destroying An
gel /" at is enough" that de would spare and re-
store to health an interesting daughter OF the
family, who seems declining.
Nancy Hill was amiable, tender and noble in
her disposition, the friend of the poor and distress
sed pleasant in life, pleasant IN death, and love-
ly, even in her shroud.
In Durham. of the disentary, on the 14th inst.
Gilman Brown, son of Jabez Merrill, Esq. aged
about 8 years.
Droacned-In Sohoodiac river, on the 1st inst.
WILLIAM PIKE, Esq. Postmaster at Calais, Me.
aged 40.
In this town, Mrs. ABIGAIL, widow of the late
Mr. Eliphalet Deane, aged 76.-NATHANIEL
r. con of Mr.. Nathaniel Dana, aged III months.
In Barre, Mr.. Joseph Rice, aged 4O.-William
r. Barrett, son Of 1t. Joseph Barrett, aged IL.
The number of deaths in Philadelphia IN the
week ending the 18th inst. was ni,,ety-three, (n-
cluding IS of the cholera morbus, Z of consump-
ton, of drinking cold water, IA of fevers.)
The number of deaths in N. York, in the week
ending the 18th inst. was eighty-og,e, (including
IL of consuptions, of convulsions, II of typhus
fever, 3 by drinking cold water, and 2 by intoxi-
cation,)
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
SHERIFPS SALE.

CpmsrsrASs E-IULr IS Ielsf
Taken BY an execution svbieb 1 ibid agai1E
Samuel Pplcifer. and to be joM at Pub
nc Aacfion on SATURDAY the twens
~ ninth day of Augut next, at tue
e,efock P. M. at the Store Of Godfsey
GrosyeRor, Esq in Minat, in said
county
a IL the Right in Equity of Redemption
4 j which the ssid SAMUEL PULCIFER has
in aud to the foiowing defcrihsd Res Rltase situ.
ated in Minor ia said county 10 wit. All he
Farm on which the laid Pglcifer aov lives and
improves, aud b.ing al the fame land which he
laid Samuel Pulcifer Nortsaged to NatharieL,
Evelsth lGn of New Gleuceffer 10 (sid county
on the fourth day of July, A.D ts's q. will more
fully appear by The record of faid Mortgage.
kQ6ERT NEvEHS Deputy sheriff
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
Back COve Bridge.

THE proprietors of Back Cove Bridge are here
by notified that their Annual Meeting wis
be holdea at the houle of Uriah Coolidge, Innhol
der 10 Portland on Monday the third day of Ay-
gun next at three o'clock in the afternoon fer the
following purpofes viz
To choofe Modera tor.
To make choice Of Officers for the epfuing year
To receive accounts and allow the fame If they
hould be found correct.
TO trsnfact any other bnGnefs thar may proper
Iy come before them.
Per order of the aanding Committee.
July IS STEPHRN WAIT Prop. Clerk
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
PRIVATE SALE,
At B, G. Attwood's Office,

Head Of Exchange Street,
IIQLLANDS GIN, French BRANDY
J. ! BARRELS OF CoRDIALS Of fu srior
quality
IS boxes by WINDOW GLASS,
~ by6 do. do
Chefs Souchong TIA,
Hhds. St. croix and Windward l0and KUN
Boxes Turkey FIGS.
Kegs fr0 quality manufactured TOBACCO,
Cafes Haibacks' Englilh, and Philadelphia
MILL SAWS.
4 cafes nraw B0NNETS
pipe Naples BRANDY
second hand CHAISE and Harness
go bufheIs white BEANES
Cafe Letter PAPER
do Foolfcsp do
l2 casks Connecticut FI.ASKS
80 bags double boiled SUGAR, okfnperior aasi
sty, for Families uge
All which will be fold very ehsapf for CAN or
approved Notes.
ALSQ-s hares 10 the Horisonssl
WINDMILL,
wbishis now in compe,s operation, and manu-
features excelleat Meal. June SO
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
SHERIFF"S SALE

TAKEN BY Execution and to be sold az
Public Auctien, on MONDAY the
twenty fourth day of Auguft next, az
; O'clock 2. M. at the House Of Major
Jonathan Moors, in figseld-
a IL the Right in Equity of R.demn,;on
\ which JONATHAN SAWYER Of faia
otished has Of rsdeeuirg the following descri-
bed msrtgaged Real Eitate silu ATE in O,s6eld. in
the county Of CumbsrIand--ane |, the same farm
whsrson iaid sSawyer now Iives, together with ali
the privileges thereon belonging, Mor,eaVed 20
the truees of Cti,6eld Minilerial Fund. to iecure
the payment of about 200 doll.rs, a, by bis Deed
70 taid truftees will appear.
JAMES EMERSON, Deputy Sheriff.
Otia6eld, Juy 81 1873
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

THE - par,nerhip heretofore exiting between
Daniel Msrlsn and Thomas II, Gage. undeF
the Grn Of
MARSTON x GAGE.
10 this day diaolved by mutual confens-snd all
perfons who are indebted to faid Firm ar. r.oue.-
ted 20 make payment 20 faid Gage. who i. authori
red 20 receive the fame and under engagements 20
fessIe all the business of faid Firm.
DANIEL MARSToN.
THOMAS II. GAGE.
Bath, July is, 1918.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
NE W GOODS.
ROBERT BOYD.

HAS just RECEIVED
BALES Iadia Cottons
Cafe Black Six Handkerchiefs
do Green Silk Umbrellas
do. Fra quality Pins
Bale Factoly 0iaghams
do. do. Sheeting and Shirtirgs
few Coburg Robes, new aud elegant article for
Ladies dredss--Dufch Bolting Cloths. oil number,
---and an extenhve xGortment of
English, India and French Goods.
A,s-A general aG,rtment of HARD WARE
LiIsw5s-A few Chefs hrft quality Young Hy
fon and Souchong TRAS
AL which wii be fold u vholeiale or retail ~
low as can be purehsledin in town.
July %.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
As
PORT OF PORTLAND.

ARRIVALS.
"WEDNESDAY, JULY 22.
.drTiped brig Cordelia, Totman, is DAYS from
Havana, with n,olasses to William Chadwick,
Esq.-.also, sloop William Henry, Gibbs, from
Nantucket, with corn.
THURSDAY, JULY %.
.arrived brig Portland, Minot, IL days from
Havana, with molasses, to Messrs. Cobb e.
Clap.-.4l,o, sloop John Brooks, Prince, from
Fredericksburg, with -four and corn-schr. viz
en-, Harvey, from Lubec, with salt--sloop Ex-
press, Racklif, from St. Andrews, with Plaster.
SATURDAY, JULY %.
.araUed British brig Shakespeare, May, from
Demarara, with rum and molasses, to Arthur
Mcclellan, Esq.-.also, schr. Return, Webber.
from Newyork, with -four.
SUNDAY, JULY rs.
.4rriUed brig Levant, Hall, is days from Peint
Petre, (Guadaloupe) to James Deering, and J.
T. Thurston.--Left, brigs Rebecca, Stephenson,
Of Portland, uncertain-brig Francis, Brazier, in
30 days for Portland, nd,---Anna Moria, Potter,
Of Boston, in IL days-Trayeller, Knapp,
do,-Elizabeth, Morrison, of Newburyport, un-
|certain--Connecticut, Bin, from Coast of Firma,
|,6 days.-Schs. Casco, Gordon, for Portland, in 1
days Adventure, Morgan, in S days.
Markets dull for American Produce-Molasses
Al to 42-Barter, for cash, 38 cents.
Also, schr. Despatch, Hubbs, from Whining
ton, with four--sloop Olive, Drinkwater, from
Newyork, for Lubec, in ballast-schr, Solon,
Winslow, fromBoston.
MONDAY, JULY 81.
.4rrired brig Samaritan, Greedy, from Havana,
via Boston.-.4lso, sloop Industry, Mansfield,
from Lubec, with ish--sloop Votary, Stockman,
from Boston.
CLEARANcEs.
Forcgn.-July 2l, cleared schr. Eunice, Rob-
bins, for Guadaloupe-23d, schr. Enterprise,
Gray, for st. Peters--brig Mechanic, Small, for
the West-lndies-24th, schr. Ilsiey, Stanwood,
for st. Peters--27th, sloop John Brooks, Prince,
for st. John.
CsasfWise.-July 22, cleared schr. sally-Ann.
Ciewiey, for Castine-sloop Leander, Blanchard.
Tor boston--schr. Relief, Baxter, for New-York-
2od, nrig Edwin, Deering, for Lubeo-sloop
Packet. Lowell, for Boston-25th, sloop Cover
nor, Johnson, for Lubec.
VESSELS LEFT.
Schr. Aretus, Prince, Of this port, arrived at
Philadelphia Goth inst
brig Perseverance, Ellington, Wiscasset, was
in Hampton Roads 10th inst.
AT Greenock, June 8, ship Native, Of Bath.
for any port in the U. States.
At Greenock, June 7, the Venus, Saunders. of
Thomaston, for N. York. 17th.
At Isle of May, June 8, the Pilgrim, Of Kenne-
bee, for Charleston, 5 days.
At Opcrtc, Juns II, brig Cleaner, Pote, Of
North Yarmouth, from Philad. in quar-.
At Fort Royal, about 25th June, the Sophia, of
Kennebunk, waiting Payment ship, of do.
probably Romeo, Of BATH just ar. f.om North
Carolina ''''' 's"
VESSELS SPOKEN.
July 10, LAT. 81, Ion. rs 28, sch. Mo4a, Fol.
ger, 20 days from Camden, Me.
In lat. 45, Ion. 46, brig Charles-Facett, Chase,
Of HalloTen, IL days from Bermuda, Tor Fall
mouth.
Sch. KenneOec-Trader, from Bath, for Balti-
more, has been spoken to the s. OF Sandy Hook
Ship Amazon, Stutson, Of this port, arrived at
Boston on Friday last, 29 days from the Bay Of
Honduras, with cargo Mahogany, Logwood,
Fustick, &c.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
(PTAKE NOTICE. IN

Heal Estate to be sold at Auction.
At S. MeLel!sn and T. Flste5er's Office in
Portfand On Thurfday the 18th day Of
September nfxt, anisss previony1y sola az
Private iak,
THAT well known and valuable FISH S71NH
on Basy's Liand in HarPlwelt. now occupied
oy EpwAsp isosAHAa Co. containing twelve
acres OF Land With the DrUviisg ssx,e, Bars, Ssws
F9 bo1's S1sd Cidoas, Wogbt snd Ssais, Had
-Sar'0rV' Splitting tasie. tS's Gs.
ALS0-The Whsrve, Dock, and all the priv
lsgs' shersun'o oelonging-nake Yard. &c.
plan of the Premitss may be feen and conds
tions made known, which will be liberal, az the
time of sale. For information inquire of the q
bove oamed Auaioneers or OF JOHN RoWR, OF
Liibon.
Juns ESD, 1913 nswl
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts

An Sesate. Jgne 8:h, 1918.
ON the Petition aforesaid. ordered. that The
petitioner cause an attested copy of his petition
with this order thereons to be pubils he'd thr ee
weeks successfully in the Portland C.ze,te.
printed 1t Portland, the last publication to be
made thirty days. al lesst, before the irst Wed.
nesday OF the mex session cfthe present Cener.
al Court, that all persons Interested, may then
sppeF and shew cause, Gf any they haye) why
the prayer OF said pet' ion should not be graft
ed. Sen, down for concurrence.
JOHN PHILLIPS, President.
IN sts iToSss of Rep'essafafiyes, June 8, 1918.
Read aud concurred
TIMOTHY BIGELOW, Soeotsy.
a true copy --Auest,
>. :. McCLEARY, CLERK of he Sero,e.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

TO The Honorable fhe Senate and Hoase o.
Representatives. Of the Comn,onsyeslrd o,
Mass0chusens in General Conrf asser7-
6ied.
JACOB QUINCY, of Portland, in the county
y Of CuRoerlsnd, merchant, respectfully rep.
'esents, that on the 15,h day of July 1917, he
made and executed sdeed to Joseph Baker Of
said Portland merchant, then in full life bu
since deceased of a certain piece Of land, situs,-
ed in Stsndish, in aaid county, and bounded as
follows - Beginning on The easterly aide Of the
road by Eliphslet Parker's land thence running
South forty six degrees east by said Parke,'s
land, one hundred and thirty two rods TO the
corner of the lot !; thence south forty five de
grees west by land of John Desne, Esq seven
ty rods thence north forty six degrees west.
Thirty six rods to the road thence by said road
north seven degrees east twenty one rods north
eleven degrees west sixty rods and north four
degrees esst thirty eight rods to the frst men
toned sound. containing thirty FIVE acres thar
by the mistake of the person who wrote the
deed aforesaid the words one qaarte, part" Of
the above described land were left out in the
description, SO thar your petitioner conveyed TO
the said Baker by vir,xe Of the deed aforesaid.
the whole ofssid piece of land when it wa the
Intention ofboth the parties that but one quarter
part thereof sho ulG be conveyed He further
represents that the said Baker died soon .fter
said deed vas executed. so that your petitioner
10 exposed TO lose the hree quarters of said land
unless your honors Can provide remedy in his
behalf
Wherefore he prays, that your honors would
pass an sct authorizing Elizabeth Baker ,he ex-
ecu,rix Of the last vii and testament of the sad
Joseph Baker, deceased, to make ana execute.
TO your petitionre and his heirs good and suffi.
cient deed If reesse Of the sad thr, Iu. e.rs Of
The sbove described d-an5 az in du,y bound
he viii ever pray, JACOB QUINCY.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
NOTICE


THE Rcn, Judge of Probate of Wills. &c. for
/ the count, of Cumberland, having allowed
further time of two months, to the creditors
&c the sssste of JOSEPH CHENERY, late Of
Wes,brook, deceased, 10 bring in and prove The ir
cisims-~we the subscribers, commissioners on
said deceased's estate, do hereby give notice
thu we shall attend that service vt the house Of
he deceased, in Westbrook, on the last Thurs
days of July and August ensuing, at cne Of the
clock in the afternoon. Dated at Westbrock,
ibis 22d day Of July, 1913.
JAMES MEANS, , Commis.
- ALEX. SKlLLIN, sioners.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

'HE iso'eribsr hereby gives public notice to
J. oil concerned, that fhe has been sulv .nno;n,.
ed and taken upon herieIf the truff of Adm;u;(tr.
srix on the eitass of ELUAH HOsSAcK, late Of
Portland. in the county of Cumberland, Houf..
wright, decsafed BY giving bOad a. the law directs
She therefore requsls all perfons who are indebted
TO the faid deceafed's eiiate to make immediate
payment sand shofe who have any demand. there.
on, to e1hibh the fame TO
sABRA A. HoSSACK.
Portland, July 27 1873
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
Portland, July a7, 1873.

THE sunscriber hereby gives public notice
tosil concerned, that he has been duly an
pointed and taken upon himself the trust Of Ad.
minislrator on the estate of SAMUEL. WHIT.
AKER, late of Portland, in the county Of Cum.
berlsnd, Mariner, deceased, by giving bond "a
the law direets--he therefore reques,s ali der:
sons who are indebted to the said decessed,s 81.
tate to make immediate payment ana those
who have any dem .nds thereon, 20 exbibit tie
came TO JOSHUA RIcRApnc0N
Portland, July %
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
ON THE DEATH oR YOUNG CHILD.

Sweet babe, with thee 'tis early eight,
Thy pratlings soon are o'er,--
And thou thy mothers fond delight,
Her only hope, and hope so bright,
Alas art now no more.
Sweet babe, thy features stiff and cold,
And oh J. such deadly white,
Though form'd from natures swestest mould
With sparkling hair and eyes Of gold,
Afford no more delight.
Sweet babe, thy mothers cheeks are wet,
For thee the tear-drop falls,
Ia thee her hopes aud wishes met,
And thee she'll never, ne'er forget,
While love or nature calls.
Lov'd babe, now clay-cold, once 30 sweet.
AS morning Aow'r Of May,
No more wilt thou thy mother greet,
But lie in deaths cold winding sheet,
Till time shall fee away.
Sweet babe. we mourn thy early night,
Thy sun too soon has set:
Alas. thou'rt absent from our sight,
No more we see thy shining light;
Yet thee we'll ne'er forget.
Sweet babe, eternity shall come,
Though Ions and dark thy night.
Then thou shalt rise from deaths dark tomb
Aud in immortal beauties bloom
IN hesv'n forever bright.
Gweet babe. and there thy mother dear,
Thou there wilt happy meet,
And with the friends that loved thee here
No more will fall the parting tear.
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Sweet babe thy ispng praise shall rise.
Like incens Of an even,
Arosndthe throne, above the skies
Where angels gaze with wond,rine ewes:
fes, thou wilt dwell in heay,n.
Sweet babe, sleep on, we'll mourn thee .ot
Though early was thy even.
For thou hast left an earthly spot.
And found better, brighter lot.
In the blest joys of heav'n,
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And thou, mother, stay, oh STAY,
= Nor mourn your feetins hours away.
For short win be your breath.
Soon you shall join with me above,
Though dark may be your ev'n,
And sing an endless song of love;
And happy shall your transit prove.
rom earth below. TO heav'n."
0Sess babe, Sleep on, now o'er thy grave,
Shall spring the flower fiose,
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