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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19
NEW MINERAL SPRING


BALLsroN SPA, June SD ring great flood in tue
moHb Of August last the creek which rims through this
village opposite tue Factory
a. course. Wheu the nood subsidized, a fountain was
observed, boiling up through the sand which, though
miuged with large quantity Of fresh water evi.
dehtiy MINERAL SPRING. of considerable strength.
~ spIing however, not only mingled with fresh
wafer but was foul aud dscuoTsd the blue clay
and sand through which IL passed. to he unit TO
uTnA Attempts were made t. separate the FRESH fcater
ny suking curb hut from the uniayoraLie nature OF
tue ground, aud the quantity of water, with very lue
success. Al length tube, about fourteen long,
was oTced down. through which the water rose with
ncieased strength, aud ia process clarified
Tins means the eNcecnc of the spring been proven
Beyond doabf. 1t affords clear, ruHgent and pO-
eiJ.t wdfer, of the finest HarOr Imaginable. Since
The opening OF spring 1t has been much fequented aud
by all who are acquainted with it, in the highest esti
nation
Having freguented and drank the mineral w2ters of
lhiS county more less. for years past conh
IDENTITY assert, that the NeW Spring Water more pun
gent aud pleasing to the taste than that OF any other in
these parts ana as cathaTc stands before any except
tue Congress that has been discovered in this county
The quantity of water aud fred air, which this spring
discharges is truly astonishing every beholdcr
IN the bottom of an artificial canal, which was dug
about ten years SINCE and at that time showed no signs
OF any mineral water whatever Ii is the property
OF Nicholas IOw, Esq. Of New York, and directly in
'front.' OF the ertenSire Cotton Mil, the side Of
the village. From the powerful and excellent qualities
OF tins wafer, both as medicine and beUeTdge, IL will
oAeT another nduceen the inhabitants cities
and Others TO visit This place in their pleasure excu-
sions, Oh peregrinations in search of lost health.
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CONTRASTII

J he Post Coach, one day al least in the
last month, arrived from Philadelphia 10
New York at about half past 3 O'Clock,
making the whole lime occupied OH the
route, 10 hours and so minutes. BY this
arrangement, the Philadelphia morning
papers are received al New York i'll the
afternoon OF the day adjudication and
the New York papers transmitted in the
same manner 10 Philadelphia.
The following is extracted from an ole
paper printed al Philadelphia, by Benia-
min Franklin and when coutrasied with
the above, will show The astonishing i'm
provement made in the communication
between The cities of New York and Phi
iadelpbia, in something less than a CEN
fury.
December Q, 1920.
"Commuhicaticn Jetv cCu Now ok and
Philadelphia. \. B. While the post toNew
York continues his fortnight stages wlIcn he
has now begun, we shall publish a " hole sheet
Once.a week usual ard not a half sheet twice
week az we have lately DONE
NORFOLK, June I5.-TIc President
having received letters from Washing
ton requiring his speedy return, vas I'm
der The necessity OF deicrring further ex-
animation Of the country in the vicinity
Of Ibis post, and took his departure in
The NOnSuch on Saturday morning, in
tending TO touch at Hampton and Old
Point Comfort. On his way down Eliza
beth River he landed at Craney Island,
and inspected that important fortress,
memorable as the guardian post which
breasted ,be shock battle, and saved our
town from the ravages Of a powerful and
vindictive foe. The Nonsnch having
fine prOpiiious breeze since her depar-
iure, lie President will probably be in
Washington tomorrow. HOdtd.
Gen. WINFIELD SOFT and Lady, ar
rived here Yesterday from Richmond, in
the Steam Boat Powhalan. ID.
Jfue l6 The schr Geo. Washington,
which arrived here yesterday from Alex
| andria passed the u. $. schr. N0ns0cb, 1t.
Com. Claxton, having the Prcside"t of
the l.. >. and suite on board, on Sunday,
about - o'clock, off RaC kstone Island.
She was then under way with fair wind,
but, the wind hauling, and a severe gust
coming up thinks she anchored shortly
after
Major General Scott and Lady, and
the Hon. 3. w. Crowninshicld, Secretary
OF tie Navy, left this place yesterday
morning in the Steam Boat for BaIii-
more. BeacOR.
NV ORLEANS, Mag d. Letters have
been received iu town 10 Tie Isl inst.
from Fort Montgomery, which stale that
small party of The u. S. troops under
the command Of Lieut.. EDDY, whilst
ascending the Escamhia with provisions,
were attacked With q sudden aud uneX-
pcCted 'olicy Of small arms from body
Of Indians by which one OF thc soldiers
| Wax killed aud fwO severely y.ouuIcd
hssoon as intelligence Of iiiis cveNt reach.
/ ed Fort Montgomery, Major ~. NOuNG5
pal himself al the head - dciGthmeni
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An attempt was made TO rob the mail
carrier on the route from Auburn TO Os-
weso, on the night of the 22d u!i. BY a
fellow who jumped from behind Il tree,
and made grasp at the bride of The
horse. The horse being fig hteRed, sprung
10 the,oppositc side of the path, when "a
mother villain made Il pass AT him with a
club. The carrier then applied spurs, and
made his escape.
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/" MAnINrRs, CHURCH,

Measures in active tiain in Netc York for
ing place worship for the gIatuitous accommoda-
ton of seameu To be styled the fariaerS' Church.
la London, similar accommodation for seanIen has
heen ptovided--A large iHdi0MQH has been tttod up
for the purpose the ThoReSlt is called the irk"
and being anoat the sailors think themselves more a!
i.Onae in IL than la a building on the land
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Lexington, May %, 1918.
Col. r. NJ. JOHNSON.
DEAR SIR-The citizens of this town and its
vicinity hlve invited their immediate repre-.
sentative, II. Clay, Esq. to pubic dinner 10
he given HIM a Captain FowleTs garden on
tue 2oth instant, Oh account Of the zeal and
abilIiy with which he has advocated IN Con
gresS the cause of freedom, aud the propriety
OF recognizing the independence of the estab.
hShed governments IN South America, as well
as or the spirited and able manner in which
lie discussed the subject of internal improve
ments.
The undersigned are the committee Of ar
rangement, and respectfully invite you To attend
and partake of the dinner. Your efforts wtth
other members from this State were united
with those of Mr. Clay upon these interesting
subjects, and enttle you TO the warm appro.
baton OF your constituents.
1T is understood That YOU are about to return
to private life. Perhaps no occasion more
suitable will occur for the expression of that
gratitude so strongly felt by the people Of this
town and IFS neighborhOod, for the distin-
guished and important services you have zen
dered your country. Fully BILE that re
pose IS necessary to one whose time and talents
to public concerns we can hut regret the loss
that will be generally felt, and more particu-
iarly by The state OF Kentucky, on account OF
your absence from the national councils
lie pleased to accept tender of our per-
sonai respect and esteem.
Very respectfully, your obedcnt servants,
JOHN FOWLER,
TnoNAs BoDLEY,
w. +. BARRY,
=. II. WoODsoN,
A, $. BARTON.
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&. Self GoverhmSnt--" " hos there so vile
that would not tie a freemans'
5. The memory of George Washington.
g. Thomas Jefferson.
Z. James Madison.
g. The President OF the United States and
the Heads of Departments.
.. Tie Army aud Navy OF the United States.
10. The dependent minority OF -.
IL. Internal improyements-A sure cement
of national wealth, prosperity and union.
IL. Domestic Manmtac tmres-Though lam
gushing, may they neither be strangled by TO-
reign influence nor mistaken views of political
economy.
-. Our Representative in Congress-Who
maintained the cause of South American free
dom with the force of Roman eloquencc, and
never better represented the sentiments of his
constituents.
MIR. Clay rose, and after expressing the
grateful thanks he ieitfor the cordial welcome
with which he bad been received by his con-
sutuentS on thRS occasion, explained the mo-
tives which had governed his course in relation
TO internal improvements and the cause OF
South America.
II. The Rev. Horace Holy-We tender hin,
the homage ofour respect, and should hail his
acceptance OF the presidency of Traasylvania
University, as new era IN the literature of
the west.
Here Mr.. Holly rose, and in an elegant and
appropriate speech, returned acknowledge
nents Tor the notice taken Of him.
10. Col II. NJ. Johnson-A noble example to
tue republican soldier aud statesman.
l6. Pennsylvania University-rhe destined
nursery OF learning in the west.
IL. Oar fellow citizen, II. w. Meade-Cold
is the'heart that does not feel for the oppres-
sion of "a brother !; thanks to those who defend
the honor OF the nation and the rights of the
citizen. o.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Mr.. CLAY. My colleagues in Congress
Faithful organs of the sentiments and wishes
ofthe slate.
-. BY the Rev. Mr.. HOLLY. Letters Science
and Neiigion-mutual friends.
by MAJOR TRlMBLE.. The memory OF Dr.
Benlamn Frank lIn-The first in his day among
the friends Of freedom.
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Sc7f County, hay &c, 1878.
CENTLEMEN-I have duly received YOUR note
OF the 23d instant, inviting me to public din.
ner, to be given to your immediate represen-
tative IN Congress; aud beg leave to tender
my sincere aCkno Developments for the honor of
the invitation. The qualification which have
derived from this act OF unmerited kindness
Is enhanced by consideration Of the cause
which has led 10 1.-THE cause Of liberty Ira an
interesting portion of the giObe: the enanCi-
patton OF millions Of human beings from the
shac kleS OF political and religi despOtism
Previous engagements may debar me from
the pleasure of complying with the request of
the committee hut, if possible, I will attend.
III would be injustice to my own feelings
were on this occasion, TO omit the expression
OF tile very high esteem in which / hold the
patriotic aud entcrprising citizens of LexiDg-
ton, and the solictude which Is felt for their
prosperity and happiness
Cordially reciprOcaiing the personal regard
evinced in your NOTE am, gentlemen,
n NJ JOHNSON.
MesSrs. Fouler, Bodley, Barry,
Woodson and Barton.
Yesterday, according TO the arrange
mcnt mentioned above, about $50 respee-
table citizens and invited guests sat down
to all excellent dinner at captain Fowler's
garden. Col. MORRISON presided, aid
ed by q. r. TOMPKINs as vice president.
We had the pleasure TO observe amang
the guests, the Rev. Mr. HOLLY, and sew
eral fihe Lexington clergy mai. TRIM
BILE, and some others. After dinner the
following toas's were proposed and drank
With the marked piaudils OF The gentle
men assembled to pay a tribute Of res
pect TO our representative IN congress. 49,
The afternoon was spent in perfect har-
mony and rational cOnvlyiality. We have
never seen a more intelligent or respecia-
bic company on any similar occasion -
and they truly seemed 10 enjoy a." a feast
of reason and d flnw of soul."
TDASTS.
j. Revolutionary priuci0lcs- 1hesgn Of free
dom has dispcled sic darkness Of hannah er.
r0r.
2. Cur Brethren Of South Amcrics-1Iay
uic Cod Of Heaven strengthen fseir aims.
and condntt iuem 10 the pai1s d liberty and
rg1GC.
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me warmest gratitude for the attention OF
Captain MalcoRl, and of the officers, pas
sengers and crew of the Poacher.
Gem. Aac.
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WASHINGTON, June l6.-The frigate
GUERRERO, il appears, has undergone
thorough repair at Boston, and is pre-
pared for voyage 10 st. Petersburg,
whittier she is to carry Mr.. CAMPBELL,
our minister TO Russia, who is in this ci
~ at present, waiting only, il is believed
the Presidents return, TO take his depar-
ture for Boston, where he is 10 embark
Otthe PRESIDENT, we have heard no
thing these three days. He is expected
toreturn TO the city within day or two.
Nat. Int.
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OGDFNSRURGU, June 2.-On Friday
last, Joseph f. pluymart, one Of the per
sons supposed 10 have been concerned IN
the robbery of the Mechanics and Far
mers Bank at Pittshurg, was taken up at
Brocltville, and brought TO this place for
examination. Aboat 5 700 in gold. S 800
IN bills of The Pittsburgh banks, and sear
S 5000 in bills of otherwestcrn banks, was
found in his trunk. His dress was evil
DENLY a disguise, bnt his name and the
description of his person precisely
conceded with the description given of
him III the advertisement of the Direc-
tors OF the bank, offering reward of
S 800 for his apprehension. The exami.
nation continued about half day-and
after fully weighing all the circumstances,
he was committed by our magistrates 10
the gaol of this county; and we fiaiiered
ourselves that the careerof this artiul aud
finished villain would be stopped, and he
would receive the punishment due for his
crimes.
Unfortunately for the public, however,
on Sunday night last the gaol was broken,
and this man, together with Two other
prisoners, made their escape; to effect
this they must have had external aid,
which the appearance of the gaoland The
implements used for breaking il, Indicate
and we are sorry 10 say that we believe
persons have been found i'll this vicinity,
base enough to assist inturning this man
loose, again TO prey upon society.
Since the above was in type, we have
seen letter from Ogdensburgh, which
states that Pluymart and all who escaped
from the prison have beenrelaken.-N. Y.
Com. AdU.
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TNCLISU NEUS.

NORFOLK. june live arc iudel d to the
poiileness ai Captain JWHCr, OF the British
Brig Lioyd Tor file Of five Falmouth (Jam)
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We learnby aPassenger in the schoon-
er Fairplay, II DAYS from Aux Cages, that
the squadron Of Adm. Bron, Com. Au-
~, &c. we're off that place, supposed to
be making preparations TO take possessi-
on of the city of St. Domingo. Tie
Hayilan government continued 10 war a.
galnst line inSuTgent privaieers-tbeir
whole squadron was out from Port an
Prince, and had recently sent into Aux
Cages patriot priyateer and four prizes
belonging TO her, twobrigs and two scirs.
Here Adu
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"Commuhication Letv cCu Ntw ok and
Philadel phia. n. B. While the post toNew
York continues his fortnight stages wlIicn he
has now begUn, we shall publish a whole sheet
Once.a week AS usual ard not q half sheet twice
Il week az we have lately done"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-19

JohH Fowler, ESQ.
Thomas Bodley. Esq.
w. I Barry, Esq.
s. n. woodson, EsG.
Adm. 5. Barton, Esq.
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2sth Mnrch, 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-31

circular was printed entirely without my knowi-
edge the extra cts follow
'SixeedtIons of this great work have been
published in this country.
II have had considerable opportunity 10 exam
inc and compare specimens OF sill these six ed,-
lions and an decidedly of opinion, that mos, peo-
pie would greatly preterARMS TRONG'S EDl-
TON, now publishing IN Boston. AS the fold
is octave, the votumes are not nearly SO large IS
hose Of the qaarto editions bot the paper is f.
lec and whiier ihe execution hsndsomer the
irint, to appearance. nearly. as large and as it
can be iuened 10 The light with much less incon-
senience. 4 may perhaps be read with equal
ease and pleasure. Il hiss the advantage OF be-
ing cheaper. less cumbersome and more elegant.
ARMSTRONG; EDITION therefore, j,
he one which can most highly recommend tor
he use of families 1t is peculiarly cscua ed a
supersede the use Of a large bible; sud IN I'VE
respects il will answer a better purpose, merely
for reading the scriptures, ~ ~ less cumbei'
| some. and may be read 10y several persons * the
same time.' low SOst0a. Jan ~
u Specimens ofttis cork may be seen at The
Bookstores Of William and Henry Hyde, Book
sellers an Portland and Bah, .igents TOR the
atove lvork for The District Of .liotne.
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10 Musicians.

FNR JEREMIAH B sRKER prefents his res
IL pecIfui regards TO his Medical brethren 10
lie Dhirict of Name, and informs them that af
Ter having been labouou.iy engaged IN the itudy
and practice of Phylc nearly half century he
nae reInqa'fhed thete puriuits and is now collie
nng aad revihDg his medical ooiervsuons and
fecords, IN order opTepare for the press, work
emitted, A Hiaory If DGeafes il the Dihrict of
Maine ccmnencing ia 772, and continued to the
preient tine, with 10 eruption of the fix years,
from ITS 20 779 curing which, he practiceG 10
the county of Baralfable Since the iait mentioned
dse he has reGded conlanty ia Maine; and
continued to practice both ia the sntslior towns,
and upou The lea coat,
He confiders himself much obliged to his Medi
cal brethren, in Mans, New t7ampihire and other
paris Of New England q well a. IN dlltsut States,
for the many valuable and inffuc.iye medical 90
ie'vations aud cafes which they have communica
'ed.to bun to aid hi interchangeable e, alone
would fusaiih a valuable Repository of experiment
cal knowledge. and he lo.icts The coEun a. &c Of
their favours in tran'mlsting to h,m, iuch oafer
vatIons a. have occurred IN their practice, ia ex
tTaordlnsty cafes, particularly IN diHections
= One impartial well authenticated cafe lays DR.
Filher. Vice President of our Medical SocietY ic
et,er me l. worth dczen theories. - II the
of cafes, bis errors of inexperieuee
% initiate the faithful Mariner who is more dehr.
on, 20 tescrlhe the shoas and rocks, on which be
has been Unprotected, than 10 relate all his fac
&c siu voyages.
20 Ibis hIttory will be annexed. An Inquiry
into he cautes ia ure, increaGng prevalence sad
treatment of CossUMRlloN
Ri. principal ann tais attempt, 10 to aid the
efforts of bis Medical brethren in essdiczting
medica prejusicies and difemina'lpg usefa kpoal
edge IN eaga2iag he mind 90 greater loiiciiude
tor the epjoymsst OF life and heath 10 expoGng
aud fupprahng empirical impohtons which rap
Idly iac.~sse aud, finally 10 rendering the Sci
ence of Mecicns more reipectabie and important,
Ia the view of mankind
10 The better Accomplishment of this Arduous
undertaking, aud with view to engage greater
attention, he will, occaiionaiiy avail h,mlsif of
iuch medical obfervaIoIs of learned and experien
ced writer's 10 different States aud Ma ions may
tend 10 aid hi endeavors TO eucidae the suit jsct
aud to check the progress of hi formidable deaie
which 10 10 much the dread and icourge of the hu
man race
10 the courle of his invefga,ions, he has paid
partieu ar attention 10 those msladies, in which
cures have been effected, by what are called by
some tie sf@h nat1<, by others the Az
THOR of MATURE; AZ we'll ssto those dissaies
which have yielded to the means employed BY
prcfeihonal men Wifhing TO (" Render nnto Ce
sae, tbs tbirg' zsbieb Ce.srs aad safo GOD ibs
fbisg. tbst are GODS
Gorham, March "a 1878.
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.Jomes Riders Hill.

NOTICE is hereby given to the hers and cresi
~ tors of the efs'e of MES RIDER late of
Nofthvarmouth in he county of Cumberland
deceafed and xil Others concefned-that evi
Mariion ba. exhibited TO me the fubfcriber Judge
of the Court of PROBATE within and for fzid coun
" an inarument r-roorting TO be the skff will
and .eflament Of Ia deceaied and tha.ih fame
will be conGdered o-voba,e Court TO be neld
AT the Probate Office cortland in laid County
on the fourth Wednes. of Aprii oest at ten
o'cloc~ in the forenoon when aid where they may
be preient and fhew esuie if any they have. Why
the fame fhoyd 20, be proved, approved land al
lowed as the Ian will and telaGent of said de
teafed.
Given uadsr my hand at Portland. this eleventh
day of March ia the year of our Lord eih,een
hundred and eighteen.
SAM FREEMAN.
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u NJ. q r Toe Off e 2
March "a 1919 &


NJOrICk is hereby given TO the heirs and cred
! itors Of she efaie of SOLOMON H sKELI
late Of Wef,bros k in The county Of Cumberland
yeoman deceased and nil Others concerued--thal
Ma, haniel Haskell, has exhibited 20 me the fpb
fcr,ber Judge of the Court of Probate within aoc
OF fad coun y, hi, fra account Of admiuilfsatior
of laid eitate and thar the fame will be confdered
o. Probate Cosrt 10 be he'd At the Probate Office
IN Portland in faid county on the fecond Wed
nefdsy of Apr next at ten o'clock ia the forenoon
when and where they may be preient ADD chew
csule if any they have, why the fame ihoud no,
be allowed.
Given under my hand at Portland this eleventh
day of March 10 the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and eighteen.
SAM FIREMAN.
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Anatomy and Physiology.

TAR. kAMoA VS. first course viii terminate OF
IL The end of March BY lectures in the morning
his second course will commence on the middle Of
March next--by lectures in the evening" during
that montL-Lectures will be delivered morning
and evening during the month of April, when the
discourses whit close, until next Autumn, when ia,
FIRST course of Demonstrations and Physiology vii
be delivered by DIR. r. The second course O.
Demonstrations of Anatomy will be gwen by thu
gentlemen OF the Anatomical Society of Fryeburg
as in DIR. RS school in Ednburgh-the Physioio
gy by DIR. Ramsay.
The museum will always be open for the i'm
provement of Gentlemen, fees $40 each 5 months
for those gentlemen who have been pupils, and
@ay desire continue or complete their studies.-
Fees for the lectures next course $40, Library 81
Fryeburg, Feb. is NV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-31
Il FARM for Sale.

7 AyING in Falmouth, nine miles
- from Portland on tie county road Leading Is
rs,s containing 90 acres of moving psfeIing
Aho 'ii'age Land with good buildings ard 500
y"ueg apple trees thereon-faid Farm is principal
ly fenced with Gone wall die wood lot con-
sa'ning 90 acres laying within half a mile Of the
iame on which there il one Of the fnea grouths Of
hAro WOOD 10 this part of The coun,ry-Likewife
another wood lot about two miles tkerefrom con
'aning 80 acres covered with young thrifty
growth OF hard wood Said properly will be fold
tepaFsie'y or all together ray ben fuit, For
tur'her particulars enquire of loHN MAHAN in
portland Or OF IMoTHY Hall of Falmouth.
Portland March "a
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LAST CALL.

A IL thole persons who are DELINQUENT iu Ike
= payment Of the poGage of their Papers car
ried 70 than by IONA MORSE. IN the year rs
in The towns OF Norway, Paris, Buek6sd SumneF.
Hartford, Livermore, Jay, Dixheid, Turner, Nit
not, Poland, New GIcuce0er andHebgon, are once
more requefed 20 make pzymep, 20 SAMUEL
BROWN, who row carrie he Msil o. he flue
ront, Un'eis payment faau be MADE by The li,lt
day of April next the accouots wiH be lo3ged fer
collection =, the offire Of RNoCi LINCOLN, E(q,
Of Paris Waterford, March
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Harp.weIl, March IA, 1918

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fubfcriber
~ has been duly appointed Administrator 90 the
eaa,e of John WOODWARD. late of Lisbon,
IN the county Of Lincoln deceased and has taken
upon mief The truif by giving bonds, asthe
law directs And all perfons having demands
upon the eiiate of the faid John Woodward, are
required ITO exhibit the fame and all perions in
debsed TO the iaid etse, are called upon TO make
pzyment e. STEPHEN WEITTEMORR,
Lisboa, March 7,4Sl6. Administrator