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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07
CUMBERLAND y Mach 9Th 8 5

CUMBERLAND ~ March 9Th s8
Taken BY t1ecati0n, and 70 be )ola at public
44p6fion on thursday The thrtietb day Of
Hp,iI next at t1Uei0e o'elock at moan, at
The inn Of seth Mitchell in Nortbyar :
mouth IL Eaid county,
4 LII hs nght at aw and IN equity which
Thomas Chsie has Of sedeeming he fohowug
defcribed real eisate itua,ed in ia,d NorthYar
mouth 70 wit. /, one OF Of land onaining one
acre and feventy a. iquare rods; part Of the
one hundred and Iweny acre lot numbered elev
en-, on tie wen ode of Royals River bounded be-
ginning at the weferly coraeF OF tract of Iand
formerly purchaled of Iiaiah Cuihs.an, by Jere-
aliah Buxton thence runniEg iouth tive and
haif degrees wen eighteen rod aud eight links 70
a cake; thence nth eghty nine and haf de
grees eafl eleven rods and twenty four links to a
fake thence north one degree eat, twenty three
rods and thirteen links 10 cake, thence louth,
Gxty fouT degrees wet. eleven rods aad eighteen
links 10 the frh bounds.
2 tract Of land part of the lot numbered ten
in the one hundred aud twenty acre division on
the west side Of Royals river, containing four
and fifty square rods bounded beginning al the
caseliy corner of lend once Of Jeremiah Loring
the southwest side Of the county road leading 10
New Gloucester: thence runnn by said road
nineteen rods; thence south seventy degrees west,
forty six rods thence north twenty eight degrees
West ten rods 10 The Iaad Of said Loring thence
by said land to the u.st bounds.
8. A lot of land containing forty acres, being
the northwest side OF lot numbered one hundred and
one in the one hundred acre division, on The west
side Of said Royals River divided by line paral-
lei with the side thereof
1 A certain parcel of LAM, being moiety of
lac one hundred acre lot numbered one hundred
and two in The hnadred division aforesaid, con-
tanning fifty acres, bounded beginning at the
westerly corner OF said lot; thence running north
easterly on the norhweslerly side of said lot one
hafthe length Of the same thence running south
through the middle Of said LOT TO the
side line of said lot; thence south
westerly by said side line TO the sontherly corner
of the same thence northwesterly to The Erst
bounds.
The aforesaid tracts and parcels Of land being
the same tlat were mo tagged BY said Thomas
Chase 10 George Hill by deed dated July 2jth
1872 bs reference thereto fcr the description If
said aud, aud condition oi said mortgage may more
fully appear.
AARON WINSLOW, Dep Sheriff.
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HEiu5icTibers spring Term for inlfruSon in
the uiual Branches will commence on Mon
day rex; (6th of ApriD aud the number /. i'm
tied 10 40 the tuition will be advanced to Dc per
quarter bur II il Srelumed THAT the increaled az.
tention, which each individual may receive will
amply compeniate for the additional eIpenie
Hours Of attendance for Matters from 8 to Il and
for Miles from 10 pait s TO 2 pait il A M. and
The fame difference of time P M ~ On account Of
tne Limitation ~tholar can be admitted for lefs
than quarter caicu aing from lie regular com
mencemsnt TIE Schoo! will be removed to
much more central and convenient Room, 10 Free
Street. few doors above Nj c Thaxser's Store
as ioon as it can be fitted There will be public
examination at the termination Of every quarter
and vacation of one week
gTThe rudiments Of he Latin and Frenth
languages and Book Keeping VII be aught if re-
qaired the two latte. with The sfIil2nce Of MFR
CnAmPrciey without Interfering with the regular
tchoot hours r CURIEY.
Port aud, March so sS}S
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PriUate School.

THE fubfcriber will open School, on Monday
next 10 the convenient School Room, nearly
oppoGte MIR. William B2rbours or Back iireet, for
The inflructon Of young Matters and Milles.
Not having engaged the whole number wanted,
thofe who will piesfe to favour him with the tut
ton Of iheir children, are requefled to Apply.
His beft endeavours will be uie. to reader the
improvement Of his pupils a. rapid and p'eafeg as
poiibIe and he hopes bya friet attention TO
their education aud morals to mea, the approba
ton of bis employers
Terms foue soliarsa quarter, and any part N
advance that may be convenient, thankfully re
csived
Navigation, surveying &c &c. taught 10 faid
School. NICHOL AS LORING.
Portland March 81, 1878
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4 EARN for Sale,

r -AYING In Falmouth, nine miles
i 4 from Portland on the county road leading to
Paris containing 90 acres of moving paeerins
and .iase LAID, with good bulldogs and 500
youug apple trees thereon-faid Farm IL principal
ly senced with lione wall-hiio a wood lot con-
taiaing so acres laying within half mile OF che
fame on which there is oneof the hnef gFouths OF
hard wood in this part of he counry--Likewie
another wood lot about TWO miles therefrom, CON
tanning IS acre. covered with young thrifty
growth of hard wood said properly will be tod
fep@ z.ey or all together a. May beii tuit For
fur her particulars esquire of loHN MAHAS in
porr and or of TIMOTHY HALL of Falmouth.
Portland March "A
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LAST CALL.

A LII thofe persons who are delinquent in he
- payment of The Poftage of their Papers car
ried to them by IONA MORSE. in the year {
10 the towns of Norway, Paris Buckfeld Sumnec
Hartford, Lirermore Jay Dinhed Turner, Mi
not, Poland New Glcuceaer aud Hebron, are once
more requeAed to make payment TO SAMUEL
BROWN, who now carries The Mail on the fame
rout Unlefs payment fhail be maze by the fit
day Of April nexf the accounts will be lodged for
collection at the Office Of ENOCH LINCOLNFfq
of Paris Waterford March
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THE subscriber hereby gives public no ice to
all concerned, tia, he has been duly appointed
snG taken upon himself he trust of ADMINISTERS.
tar ON the estate of JAMES PRAY c of
Wlrdhsm. in the ccun,y of Cumberland Yeo-
man, deceased, By giving bond ) Tie law d.
ree,s--he therefore requests I'll persons who are
indebted 10 the said deceased's eslste 90 make
immediate paym, nj md those VITO have any
demsnds thereon 10 exhibi' the same to
JONATHAN ANDREW.
Wmdham March IS
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MILLER'S
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT

uSfed 70 the public as being one of The es.
siest snd safest cures for this diso,der-Lone
eXPe'iFnce has proved The efficacy of this Oint.
men'. It's perfectly safe IN its operation, and
MY oe applied to the smallest iafaat without
ginger The scent is sgreeabls--I, is not ne
cessary i.r The patient to take birthstone. as il
common N other ointment. This Ointme,,t i
~ up'a I'm boxes. convenient to carry, and
eac'. hume box will be accompanied wi d di-
= { io'-s II genuine, eqd will be signed ~ JoH-
MILLER. The above O.ntmsn, may be had III
sun or large qusn,iies If JoEL MILLER. 81,
Se4'ee Doctor Cpas Hol6yoek, Sign Of 81.
Luxe Hesd, No So. H,noyer street, u. Sans
~ horfoR, fr. NJ 4 Nswbu stree, Boston.
OF NJ. 8ega'atn 8u,aaan, Pc Iland dyer !l3Gv;
son. Wsldooos"ug" III. Jade HsGe d . u,,s-
WICK Halsy Healg, George nc LetiaH and Ma
than Faes, Fhamsstewn, md Dukes Perry, Cam
den 6 Z Geer, Friendship George Robinson,
) George.
" The above Ointment is sold slso by the
principal Apothecsries, Booksellers and TrSders
in Massachusetts md in he British provinces
February, 10. (t)
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/ (R. JE2r .iAH BARKER prefens his res.
IL pectiui ssafds TO his Medical brethren in
the DtllrIss OF Name, aad informs theEi that, af
'ef having cen iAboriousy engaged in the ludy
and practice e Physic, nearly half a century, he
3 = reiEquhei thcf< puriulta and is now collec
Iing aud resiiing his medical obfefvations and
records. 10 oroes 20 prepare for the press, work
eatited, A HlAory of Dictates 10 the DirIct of
Maine commencing ia 772, and continued 10 the
preienf time with AZ in uppon of the fix years,
from t77s TO ITO durng which. he practicec 10
the county of bsrnifabe srcs the ait mentioned
date, he has sedded conAantly IA Milne; and
continued TO practice both n the Interior towns
and upon he Tea coat.
He conhdegs himself much obliged TO his Medi
cal reAren in Name, New tiampihire and other
parts of New Eng and well As IN dltant States
for the many valuable aud niltuc,ise mediea! oh
fe-vltions aud cafes which th.y have communities
ted to him, to aid his uudertskipg-These, aloue
would fuFulih valuable Reposi'ory of experimen
tai knowledge And he foicits the continuance of
their fAvours IN Transmitting 10 him, luch obier
vations a. have ocsurred ia heir practice, 10 ex
traordnsry cafes, particularly IN objections -
. One impartial well authenticated cafe lays Dr.
F,fhef, Vice PRECEDENT OF our Medical Society. in
a letter 20 me is worth dozen theories. In the
relation of cafes, his own errors ef inexperlense
will be brought into view and he wi, endeavor
TO initiate he faithful Mariner who IS more dehr.
Gus % describe the shoals and rocks. on which he
hss been ihpwrecked. than TO ea1e all has iuc
cessfnl voyages.
10 ,rm h.iiory will be annexed. An Inquiry
into he caules nature incfeahng prevalence and
treatment of CONSUMPTION
Hi principal ann ia this attempt, ia 20 aid the
efforts of his Medical bre hren, 10 Graduating
medical preiusices and ALTERNATING usefu knows
edge 10 engaging the mind TO greater foiiciuds
for tie enioymens of life aud health in erpoGng
aud fuppretlag empirical impo6uons. wh,chrap
idly ucrease and finally, in rendering the Sci
ence OF Medicioe more Respectable and important
Ia the view of mankind
TO The better accomplishment of this arduous
undertaking, AID with view TO engage greater
attention he will, occasionally avail hsmieIf OF
fueh medical obfefvzions of learned and eIpefieu
ced writer,, in different States aud Nations As may
tend 10 aid his endeavors 10 e'ucidae the subject
and to check the progress of hi. formidable desfe
which is 70 much The dread and icourge OF the hu
man race.
10 the courte of his invengztions, be has paid
particular auenton 10 thote maladies, 10 which
cures have been effected by what are called by
come |" tbe sferfi y Hots's by others. the Az
THOR Of NATURE as well as 10 hose diseaies
which have yieideb TO the means employed by
prctefIional men Wiihing to 8 Rsnds, INTO Cs
ss,, tie tbisgy tybieb C9iars and sntO GOD 'bs
thug that ore GODS.
G0rham, March "a 1878.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07

4 o be fold by order Of Cours, At the houfe Of
the fubscriber on Tuesday the twenty iecond
day of April next, at one of the clock 10 the at
iernoon, the remainder of the Real Ettate OF
SAMUEL DUNNING late of Harpswell, deceaf
ed being the farm which was formerly owned by
Benjamin Dunsing, Fig Guated 10 lad Harpswell
--or 10 much thereof as will be neceiiary TO pay
the debts of (aid deceased aud incidental charges
BENZ AMIN DUNNING. AeminjdrofOr
Hsrpswe March ~, 1918.
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@ E WANING respectfully Informs her friend
>. and the pubic hat her ichcol will commence
on Monday april g. and that fhe will teach the
following branches of education orthography-
Reaching Writing Arit hme,c- Gngith Gram
mar 0eogf aphy-pisin and ornamental Needle
Work she hauers herfeii that fhe will be able
20 give tifacton 70 those parents wis win favor
her with their patronage, in trussing her with tao
tution of their children-For terms lwnieh are
ealy1 aooly at her school room in Willow areet
adjoining Mr.. Beemans.
Portland March "a
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NOAH HARDING.

INFORMS his friends and the public that he
has for fate &C his Store ia Maine STREET, near
Wen Market Row,
Hest India Goods, s. Groceries,
comprizing the greatef afor,menr ever offered in
hat part Of the town al of hyperion quality
Alto good aGortment of
ENGLISH GOODS.
Lkewife complete aT5rtment of WARRANTED
SHOES, together with
american Factory Goods end Fac
tory Yarn.
ALSO
20 bufhes Herds Gfafs Seed
1000 lbs. Glover do do
SO oulhes White Beans
2 tons Country Flour
do. Cheese 20 boxes Mould Cand dies
1000 lbs. GIGS er-1oD0 los Chocolate Shells,
ton Red Wood tons Hollow Ware
few Crates a1or ed CFockery Ware.
-lLsO
A large ana complete anortcaent of
warranted GARDEN SEEDS from the
Shakers.
Portland, March II, 1878, imo
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TIE subscriber hereby gives pubic noiice 70
al Concerned, that be has been duly appointed
nh taken upon himseifthe Trust Of Administrs-
tor on he estate of ACCB SAWYER, hse oil
Northyamouh, IN the county of Cumbe;lsnd
mariner, deceased, by giving bond a. he law
di ec,s---he therefore requests I'll persons who
are iadcbed 10 The said decesseds estate 10
make immediate payment : md those who have
any demands thereon. 10 exhibit the same 10
SOLOMON SAWYER, jr.
Northysimolh March Is
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NOTICE.
CUMBERLAND sss

SS&
Circut Co4rt Of Gamma Pleas aving 1u-
,ifdietiss in Segcn mattets, March
Term 1878.
nm he Petition of William Thompfon Rfd and
others praying for Road 10 be laid OUT from
Standhh Corner TO behring's bridge aud on he
Petition of David Harding jr EfQ and others
praying tor road TO be laid out from an Elm
Tree near the dwelling hcute e Eli Shaw 10 Stan
duh 10 Goiham Corner and on The Petition Of
Thomas M LEAN aud Others praying for Road
10 be laid cur from Cerham Corner 10 Ssccar2ppa
The Court appoint Peieg Chandler II. Rsq Levi
whitman hiq James Sies BIO. aud Godfrey
Gtoivenor Efq COMMITTEES to examsne the laid
routs prayed fo,as theyhsve teen lurveyed b, Cor.
menus Barns under the authority or this Court and
TO report the mon eligible rouI in their opinion
III which road may be located from stardiih
corner 70 Saccarapps aud from. thence to Deerinso
bridge 10 Wetbrook and which ihaIl be mon Ike
" 20 iabterye The great pubic travel and convsn-
iencs And faid Committee fhaIl caufe any new
lines connected with the foregoing ftlrvey 10 be
run by iurveyor which may be rtquefed at The
expenie Of thofe making The requen--and "a d
COMMITTEE fhaiI have he ufe Of the Pan of iaid
routs taken by iaid Barns under an order of this
court and laid Committee are 10 give rsafonzble
notice previously 20 their entering upon faid routs
to some of the principal Petitioners in each of the
aforeiad Petitions.
Atlea SAMUEL FREEMAN Clerk.
IL obedience TO the order of the honorable Cour,
aioreiaid, The Committee therein named, hereby
InforTn the Pubic and the individuals interelled in
The location OF faid road, that they fhai meet az
Ihompions Tavern in standiih o. Tuefday the
twelfth day of May next at nine Of the Clock ia
the fore noon for he purpofs of dischargipe the
Guy aligned them when and where all erfons in.
re- eiied are requened to take notice and govern
thenIelves accordingly
PRLEG CHANDLER IL.
New Coucelter, March ls 1873
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TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10
all oncerned. that he has been dulv aano;ntea
and taken upon himself he trust of Administra.
tor on ,he estate of CRISPUS GRAVES. Is,e
Oh Wes'brook, nthe county of Cum6erland,yea-
mSn' decease d, ~ giving bend as HE Law di-
fec't-ie 'heIe lore Ieques;s all efson who a,e
indebted 70 the said deceased's es,ate 10 make
'mIntd,s'e psi ment and those who have any
demands lhereont TO exhibit ,he same 20
,v ANDREW GRAVES.
Westbrook Msrcl, IS
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To The Honarabk 1nficts Of the Circuit
Court Of Cannon Pleas, in the f.f Ege
TEN Circuit b<gun and holden at Pgt-
land, qpiibm and far the county q sCfsaa-
bsriand al The t5e luetaay sf March
II. y. 1913
roHN PIrTEE. of Nosthyarmou.h IN faid eoun
j sy mariner and May Ann Pittee wife OF the
fad John as fhe 10 Acknowledging the Hitate OF
Jobn Humphrey late of Northyarmouth IN the
countv Of Cumberland gentleman dece4led hum
bly fhew that the goods and chSltels belonging 20
the ellate of faid deceafed not lufcent 10 pay
sbe dents which the deceased owed oy the FUN OF
two hundred and Exteen delars and leventy i've
cents, That he real eita,e offsid deceased conhits
of his dwelling houle and one acre and twelve rods
of Land apprailed at tx hundred dollars and hat
a oew ia the Bapt.it meeting houte a. pralied at
twelve dollars that the house being of one tory
onIvl is old and much out of repair and will rent
for but littIe i any, more than twelve dollars a
year Therefore hey humbly pray that a. well for
the payment Of iaid debts asfor The resions Juit
mentioned your bonors would grant them hcenie
TO fell the whole of the laid eltate under tuch
restrictions as the law in fuch cafes provides
WILLIAM BARROWS Attorney TO Petitioner
A true copy Anf
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk.
Aa Circuit Court Of Ccnnl7n Pleas, in The
jfrf tafsrn Circuit, begun and holden
at Portland, 7uitbin and for TIE County
Of Cumberland, or The f5f JusIday Of
Marcb, II ID 1913
ON the for egoing Petition, the court order that
the petitioner give notice all concerned or 10
tereftsd il the eate therein mentioned by cauhng
a copy Of laid petition aud of this order shsreon,
sobe publifhed in one of the papers printed 10
Portland, three weeks fuccefiveiy, the 1afl publ
cation to be at LEAH thirty days before the third
Tuefday al June nens. that thsy may appear at
the Circuit Court OF Common rieas then TO be
holden AZ Portland within and for the iad coan.
~ of Cumberland and thew eause if any they have
why the prayer of faid petition fhouid not be
granted.
Attefi SAM FREEMAN, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS JOANNA, my wife, has been
under some men'ai der .ngement FIR more
than two sesrs, and for The most part of tbst
line has bsGnted herself from my bed and
board, snd still refuses TO return snd live will,
me, thoagh have often .eques,cd her thereto.
his is to forbid all persons hsrbouring or trus.
ting her ON my account, as will not pay any
debts of her contracting.
THOMAS HIGGINS.
Fain9u'h, March 80
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M HERRAS Ruth my wife. has left my bed
w and board and has, in various way, be
haved in manner uabecoming wife and il juri
Gus to my inseref; hereby forbid all peTion. to
harbor her. or 10 trugt her % my account. will
pay 90 debts Of her contracting after this date
HENRY DEMUTH.
Marlborough, March 90 Is 8
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FUSTTUFttG ATUktT ) OVtCt.
THE UNITED MARINE & FiKE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY OF Portland having
discontinued underwriting the fu5fcriher gives
notice that ne has opened an office 10 the fame
building for the purpofe of Marine Tnfursnce
where the cuhomers TO the late Office and other.
are invited to cali--none but good names will be
offered JAMES NEAL.
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70 the Honorabe 9yfices 9ftbe Supreme
judicial Court begul and holden at Port
land, uitbm the County ef Cumbsrlana,
and for the Counter Of Cumberland and
oxford, on the second Tuesday Of oetO
Der, in the year Of oHr Lord eighteen ba"
dred and 5s0enteen--
UMBLY sHeWS, JAMES BARRET of
4 Il Pos aud, in the County OF Cumberland a
foreiaid. Yeonisp, otherwise called Mafon, that be
il fered in fee aud int relied tenant 10 common
with aaron Porter. of faid Portland, Eiqure
add other perions unknown, of in and unto iixiy
fix acres and two thirds of an acre OF Land, IN
in Porter, in the County of Oxford aud Common
wealth aforefaid apart of Lot numbered iintesn
on range as marked moon the Proprietors plan
OF Porter alorefaid, in common and undivided
but not to include any OF his labour or buildings
which Thomas Loeb has done and expended upon
a part the.eof-1hat the fad James Barrett is
dshrous of having his fsd part of fzid lot of land
set eff 70 him in Observation-Disclosures he prays
your Honors that after due proceedings had h.
may have his faid part aud portion of fsid Lot of
Land Get off and divided from the relt.
Ca 25. 1877. BY N. EMxRy, bis Attorney.
true Copy-A.tefi
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk
1T the Supreme judicial Curt q the Cam
nron1Uealtb Of MaDacbuse1s begun and
holden at Portland, qvtbn the C9ptg Of
Cumberland and tor tie Counties gtscls-
berkmd and Oxterd, on the sef0rd 1ues
day Of October. II. d. 1877.
ON the Petition aforefaid- Oraered That the
Petitioner pubiiih an. atteaed Copy of his faid
Petition and Of his Order thereon. three weeks
fuccsfively in the Portland Gazette, the laR pub
LEGATION 10 be thirty days at leaf before the su
premeJudicialCourt 70 be holden al Portland with
in the County of Cumberland and for the Counties
of Cumberland and Oxford on The fourth Tuesday
of May next that all perfons interelfed in fsid
Petition may then and there appear and ihew
caufe, If any they have, why the prayer of the
Petitioner ihouid not be granted.
After SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk,
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TO LEI,
LIALF of dwelling Houfs 10 Newbury arees-
J. i inquire Of Z. LITTLB,
March rs
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NOTICE is hereby given. that The fublcriber
~ has been duly appointed Administrator on the
eliate of JOHN " WOODWARD, late Of Lisbon
in the county of Lincoln, deceased, and has taken
upon h'mfef the truit by giving bonds, as he
law directs And all perfons having demands
upon the enate of the I'D John Woodward, are
required 10 exhibit the fame and all perfons in
debted to the faid eftate, are called upon TO make
payment TO STEPHEN WFIITTEMORE
Lisbon, March z, 1918. Administrator.
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Real Estate at Auc.iOn.

70 be sold By order Of The Supreme Judicial
Court, on TUESDAY The git dag Of .dpri
neat, az ~ Lettda and Fietcber's .iuction
rom, Exchange street, Portland,
7 VIE following described real estate belonging
A. TO Sylvanus Cock, viz. one lot OF land IN
Portland situated on Washington .lreet, and
III, Assuring one hundred and two feet front and ex
tending back about one hundred and fity feet
and measuring about fifty feet in The rear A lso
one other lot ID said Portland situated on Mount
joys neck, and measuring about seventy feet, by
one hundred and fifty feet
Also, a lot OF Wood Land lying in the town of
Kingston in The County Of Plymouth, containing
about ten acres Said real estate is 10 be 50 ia for
the benefit Of said Cook
MARK HARRIS, Guardian
Portland, March 81 1918
10 be sold al hubAc AUCTION By M'LeLlan and
Fletcher, Ism .dfDat, az 10 clock,
FIVE shares in he Par nc Library, Num-
b red as FLOWS, II, o. 80, 4.,72.
Mach ST. j.. T. BOYD, Librarian.
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F1RM fer Sale.

H OR fale aFarmin Waterford county Of Oxford,
on very liberal terms-apply TO GRErLrY,
At No s, Long Wharf If Feb %
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AARON WINsLoW, Dep, Sheriff.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-07-08
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
April 27th, iSI3.

Aofse is heye6y gipen,
IHAT the several acts Of limitation
n heretofore passed, and which barred the allow
.n.e snc settlement oi certain evidences oi public
debt have bets suspended for two ,ears by sn a.,
passed tie i5.h OF april 1913, Of whici ,he follow
ins Is copy. NJ II. CRAUFORD
.f L.