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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

LOVER LAMBS FOX SALE.--Gy yntue Of AN
n order nf he superior OF chancery for the
&icHnlcnd district; aud IL the United States crcuit
cpurt for tie district Of Virginia. made In The suit OF
Andersen aud others aGaHstt the representatives. OF ga
miei 6ist der Ne sia sell public auction on tho
pTegilses, OH oiddy, The 1871 dan If TaH4GrD near
thtt valgaile rsiae. called WOODBURY. in the COUNTY
OF Hanover continuing six hundred acres more OF less
near tw1. hTds Of which are P?lnunky loWETouads
Ihstract fand, which part Of the estate II San'
"ist. late % London, dec. is well known ai is
unnecessary TO say any thing of its advantages The
"fucT OF ne federal court In HE aforementioned snit
puts an end TO all dl'chiy concerning The title.
On the same day aud AT the Woodbury. Housc win lie
sold, an lie residue 81 Tile SAID Ciiss Jaiorsy IaU1s
consisting Of the DUNDEE ESTATE, and several adj.
i"lihg tIacts purchased lay iiu different times he.
nE IN all upwards Of 2,3S7 acres. This land will be
divided INTO iuts 10 suit purchasers Tere is on IL
paired. "
The terms of sale of boit woodbury. and Dundee
tracts wil he fourIh of the purchase nancy il,
hahd an The residue credit Off IL and u montbs
the purchasers giving bonds approved security and
dfcbs oi trst an The property. Possesson will lie v
eir Immediately after the sale rcscrginc 10 rs tie nfv;
e2e q" keeping parcel Of negroes on The land nil The
spIiug " '"e
40 Tie same time and piare will he sod FOR rc,dv
inDuey, al the Horses f0f1fe Fa1miga Jgy,lfcg,c0/
SC now oil the plantation. prcmisss vi1 be
fh'wn To a9y one deslrons o secirg them Nv Mfr WIN,
sizsT, who lives ON the lanj. or by Mir Isnsv I,nss
who sides in the nrghhorhood ''
WIN. F. :" @ i; XXX Srrp.lre'.
iftC W. ,da
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

The following letter from tho p es;Ieut of
the Bank OF thr TN ted States, accompnniPd
me Report 10 Congress OF the state Of tic
BARK. iton which ~e have already extracted
all the tabular statements which appeared 10
be materially important:
Bcrk of ne UHited States, Nor II. 1918.
Sir kaVe tie honor 10 traSs;nii The state
meriS required by the resolutions OF the Senate
ot the 18th OF April, a copy OF winch you v ere
pleased to communicate an yOnr letter of Tho
49, Of June last.
The statements are numbered in the order of
the seveIa members OF the resolution. and thr
details aud accompanying remarks. il is con
sdered. viii rruder thcm perfectly iHteiieihIe
1hTesprct 60 tie payments, made on account
OF The cash part Of the second and this iustai.
menis of the cap TAI ofthe bank IL is inipussible
10 designate the amount actually paid in coiu
When the second instaImert became dne
the Bai,k of tie United States We in oper,
ton aud had issued u large amouttt ufifs ur,e..
bills were also discounted, AID passed IN rho
credit Of individuals, and specie received ~,
depUsiie therefore, the notes Of and cbecls
on The bank. were equivalent Ia specie and
would nave drwnout tie specie 10 paw Tia raeb
patt OF Use instruments ~ ihe literal fctnality
ot paying ~ specie had been rcguifed ThS
general course pursued bv The snl,scriLo,.
was 10 deposite the coin and netes IL, lie b.,,t
ava draw check tor thP precise amount of
the cash part of the instalmemi.
The banks IN Ire principal cities resumed
specie payments oD the 2Jh Feblnarv ist7
and the third isstalment hecart due or me
ist Of july following their notes were of
coStse- received in all payments due to the
bank and TO ,he revenue and also on deoos,t
tOT which specie was liable In be- drswu ot
coarse. the notes Of, and creeks on fhe Esrt
OF The United States aud the noies at the bauts
acin"iiy paying sIscie, were mriscrimrnai,i,
received, VITA gold aud silver, IN PAYMENT ~
TIE cash part OF this iustaInmrt
=. l" ihe statement exhibiting ihc debts dee II
the hutN 1Hl Us oiitts sac, nm ma III o,n
d~co"nica Htats on Hntnt proportion 60 tiie 2,
| inilFe ifaee AID 'mportl cc 81 tre respccut,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

/ TEACHER wANrED.-rhe trustees Of the New
III London academy in Bedford conay, are DESTROYS
to engage teacher 10 take charge Of the Institution
Il" gentleman whose literary requirements aud moral
Character qualify bI for the situation liberal salary
viii he g'ven-Oue With small family who would mi.
d.ake 10 hoard 10 OF la Students would be
The academy IS situated in uucomnion,y healthy
part 81 The siaie ana is surrounded by highly res
pec,ah!e neghbeTLood.
Application may be made to Edward Watts in Rich
nond during hs session OF the General Assembly 10
Seth Ward il: New London W To the trustees.
Dec. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

Balance Of Treasurer's acct. Sept 3d. 7.Ioi4 si 90
ne amount OF debis due :" from banks
paying specie" 10 the Bank and its seve-
ral branches. ana the notes of banks paw
inhg specie on hand, after deduciing there
from Tie amounts due by the bank a,d
lis branches io The said banks resocctiye.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

IT The gNQUlRERis published tricas week. gene.
rally, and three Iiss week during the session OK the
Sfdts esistdfHrcPrice the ne as heretofore Fsrc
Do!Ldrs per aRui, payable IN livance Notes o Cnar-
t.rcd specie aging Banks (criy) viii be received III
,Nymepi The Editor will guarantee the safety OF re-
mating them bynaii the postage OF all 'e'tcs being
paid ~ the writer's.
r No papcr will he discontinued, hut at the discre
tlon of The gdio until all lave bcsn paid up
whosvcr viii guarantee 'he payment otnhie papers
snaii receive ,euih grGfss. ...
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
~ one !:gRafs-- First Insertion, rs cente--edch
eeIifiaaan,ce, so eerfs.
No Advertisement Inserted UntS IL has either been
r or assalasd By person ia this city ts
xarfr0rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29


Stoch ~ Groceries at AWc;i0H.
VI" sabseTiheEs having determined 10 dtseouiinue
y tictr grocery business. viii sell NJ snciion nm
zio1 an ne M y JaVSrv Hcrf. their sn,itr ,,ocb
% SHoCERlES consisting Of the following articles ~.
~ hb's ioai sugar, different qualities
= 20 do. brown do.
10 90. CarHthers old TeCtincd = biskey
Do. common 40
10. n. T. rum
hids. Oh Antigua rum
do. inpldsses
tons TAR iroa, the best assor,ren,
d.. plowgh plates
~ Kegs cot nails. assorted sizes
- hcx's prime soap
~ do mpnld candles
~ sacks Liverpool blown salt
casks cheese
- salf soxes Il 10 window glass
20 b0xcs china tea sets
o large hoses DO tea and coffee cups and saucers
y Kegs scotch aud maccabau snnG
10 dem Johns old Madeira vine Of superior opai;,v
W Dc. old Antigua rum
20 doz. bottles lst quality Port vine
pipe Holland gin
dining sets Liverpool china
no general a5sOrtiueH 81 CroCkfrV and CLoes
,.s, spanish loianl INDIGO psw4er, shos, ginger,
f,sry'. e.'plcc, copnrfas. &C az.
lENNS--Fer az sums over 3 20 and under zoe 80
ersuli,oyeg 900, 90 days of aegotife notes
SHEPPARD, R0BiNsCN & wORrnAa.
,,I sa,e w'h pc Conducted by NoHcgre RO5h,son
y. v. We will rent eur sroVg gopu cptttp
POSSESSION 10 be lgrH about ths istlf oC i.rury svt
bee,2l. Oa..ias Es& W.
co.., fcrffHii0yg. i9fh no. t3th. ISIS.
.',h 70 WHrcha.e q gHinisT of Hoe's Brifies ard
y '"t'P' " "ys' F"f tl tr'Hcr. vii stse liJerai
PIE; Sh3UEL y. 4 ti.su%s snn,i
~ aus 'oh 81 Ns1t of parcel gfgood Flat.
......----------- o5..5i
Wv FtEirH to-- tiii feI sac I'D t1l- O7i're -1d
PRIZE Nocicfaefg ircfai4 nv ss,.,..s t,t.,t. :,
n'.'Ainf irmnuarataH "r ,sii1s. seiisrfs ,s ts.
w. ,.'N fai'' ala's. e.'sc. FH'v ferfs
'' ota
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

II AVE- & NEGROES AT AucTIoN,...iu obed,ence
- To the last will aud testament OF RoBgRT CRAIo
deceased late OF tie town OF Manchester AID In
i,y decree of the hon. the supreme court OF the q.
STATS, will lie sold nj public auction, Monday the
Jit day ofJSpTaTg Hft. or the FIST fair day thereaf-
III the estate, ho real aud personal tie county
of buckingham, belonging the said R0e CRAIG, dec.
The sale will commence Win and Hp0n what is called
the Home House Tract Of Land lying Rig Gerrses
creek, which there has heen 296 bushels of wheat
carefully seeded This tract has hesn recently surveyed
ARD conlans 1890 acres; plat Of which he at
lhe Office Of UeroD Sint3n & Co. in Richmond, and
which Will he exhibited the day Of sale. After which
will he sold another uart Of land, lying upon Muddy
creek containing 1910 This land has also been
lately SURVEYED, the plat OF which above
Also another tast cf land, containing $50 acres pur
chased by said Craig of Jacob Cotrci.
Toae, and three years credit will he allowed the
purchasers Of the land upon their executing bonds with
approved securities aud deed OF npon the land 20
secure The pnnctuai payment of the purchase money.
Immediately aftSr tue sale land will l.. sold for
cash, CT LIKELY NEGROES. one Of then, good black
smith.
By order az JOHN Leslie eavc'er Of Ro: Craig dec
HERON, StNTON & CO. Aucprs.
November 20 1871. lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

To this item The following not. is annexed
~ me Report . he debt due by the Bauk o
Co'nRllna has lately been transferred to iLe
books of the Bank of tie United States al PHI.
ladeirhia." TNat Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

CONGRESS-,
IN SENATE.

sss.sssssss-s.s.
lRepoyted J0r me NafioRoI IateIiigencer.]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

he total amount Of debts due TO the
Bank OF the United States, including the
notes OF state banks. the differences be-
tween The balances due TO and by state
banks, and the funded debt part OF the
capital, is stated al $4,000, 0S7 60.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

WANTED on hire, for three years, q plantation
IN healthy part If the country, twenty YoGng and
hehthy NEGRO mEN; for whom liberal price will be
gYen with satisfactory of The pumcnai pay
nlent and good treatment of the sayes.Also n SINGLE
MAN 10 take charge of tbem who IL acquainted with
p'anial;on business. 70 such Can bring satisfac-
tory testimony respecting te humanity and good me-
Al conduct liberal wages will 'e given. Enquire Of 81.
H. hce, al the Penentjary Stue, for 1rbrr parlicu-
lars. ilec IL 67ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29
FORM or row rR or ATToRvRY

FORM or ROW cR or ATTORNEY
To oREh07T=s FTeIies 10 tOfe at BJcctirC
-. The unGcTsIgneu member Of the Mutual Assrr
ance soccIy sgaHst buildings Of the stslr Of Viz
giniS DO HEREBY constitute aud appoint - - NJ
-, 10 rltenG tne general meeting nj tho said soci
eY 10 be held IN Schmond FRIDAY the st day of Jan
1919. as preSV act on behalf on anv i'm
siness which may come before the said meeting as fully
as " w personals pTescnt.-im testimony hereof
= have hereunio set - baud andseal this - day
OF -----. 1919. - fgs.i \
Iesc. A. w.. - seal
56..tlJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

Na1chest'r and PrfeysbNrg Tg1Brike CcnpoDy
'tNHE annual meeting ofthe stockhOidefs in he eld
AT Tie Manchester Exchange on the Ist day Of Jan
nSIj SEch sio' khoideTs as cannot attnd in person
wili 40 doubt see ibe importance of ensuing meet
ing 10y arp"intin2 pToNicE Ter which the, viii
he fnrnibed viii hank pow ere Of attorney on apnJca
lion to e;iher cf lbe directors. OF at NY tfiice.
JANIS bRANDER, freasnJer.
Mapcfcsier, Dec. IL n, q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29


a, 10 LIkeiy Nrg,uNs at Auction
nN 9aesdHv fhe 2Gfh DIZZY az Doccm6er, viii he sold
10 the highest tidder for cash. or 10 as likely
Eroes as any Nnainia-among ih"n two excellent
fenlae house servants, and pir accustomed TO the
Kitchen. TIE will lie conducted by Hcron, Sutton
aud Co. NAlhaNihL NtISoN,
Administrator ~ Robert Netson, dec.
Malvern Hills, Nov. ~. 3s..ids
-hTEGROIs FOR SALE....wiii i've ssld tn the lishcsi
q hiad-f Tor cash. I1tfsd6y fhr 5fh day IL JeA
ulry mat, II fair, IL the next fair dayat Lossa
fufthDtfe, 80 NE.ROES belonging 10 The estate az
Sarah Jecion, dec. consisting OF ser women and cki
dre.--aiG Iig tlem very valuable house ser!
wants both NAL and female.
FRtAeY JERDoN, ! EsrcnteIy of
Wu. MiTcHELi. jUn. SagdhJtrdJi.
CuA,s THOMPSON, yr. deceased.
Amelia November ~. a5ids
- EGROEs ~ AuCrION.... wit I've sdid 10 thehisi
est bidder auciiom fore The Eagle Hotel Ia ,e
cav uf Rieii;nond Me 2ddNy oJJanHary rerf iso
20 likely negroes, Consisting OF men, women, ho.s aud
pir-neariy all OF whom young. aud several house
and faneni servarts-ihe rest prime ciop hEis lhey
will be snd upon IL months credit the purchaser,
purchassrs giving bonds aid such security shall
be required negotiable mites with good and approved
endorsers ut either the Virginia or Farners' HANK.
WILLIAM BOSWELL. Er'O;;S Of ~ tuiam
PEYToN BOSWELL, D0sircV, deceased.
Sottoway, Dec. j. 6l..tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

~ EGROES FOR SALE.-Will be said Tor cash, q.
pubtlc safe, ~ alr IL not, the far day. Oh
HeH"eSddy me on JaHnary. a, ~ o'clock, lhe late
residence Of Garland Anderson dec. M the upper snd
~ hanover county The narlh branch of PannnL ey
sundTJ NEGRnES, consisting Of men, women. bOys
aud eiTis-in compliance with decree at the federal
court for this Circuit. JOHN o. ANDERSON,
-ddEl'r Of GaTLand <lYdCTs0f, dec.
Dee. 10. 6g.s,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29
FOR LIVERPOOL

.s&7 FOR LIVERPOOL,
VTsSyS The ship Concord. Captain Sarer will be
ready to tske freight in few days al Ber.
uda HHndr-d having ibe greatest part OF her cargo
engaged, will with Immediate dispatch Apply TO
Dee pa tO..5t LEwis LupLAM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

E(iFi DOLLARS EENARD.-Hanaway The
subscribers, a negro man named AK HITr, aboHi
Tie Of August last. ARTHUR is about s feet or 10
uches, rather black, aud vefy likely Ut is presumed
Iatfls negro IS atpresFn, lurking about Ricnordof
hanchester "r IN IT'S vicinity, he having raised
rFar Manchester. in Chest, Iheld county aAd has also
been lately seen as boa;nan James river. We
ioTe"arn all owners captains 81 vessels, from
p"Yibg OF IN any manner giving aid or comfort said
negro, under the penalties of the law. Arthur late
" the property of NJ w. Gates of Manchester HON
he was purchased nv the Subscribers.
Dec ~. Gs..6t BOLT, BAKER & SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

General Meeting If he Mutual ASsurdic e SociFf,
adjourned general meeting Of the nienrhets OF the
IN Mutual Assurance Society against Fire on Buildings
oiihe State OF Virginia will be held Capioiinhe
ciy OF Richmond on Friday the first day Of January 1912
Al which time and place lie punctua attendance the
members is earnestly requested as business Of The M
most importance t. he society Willie before The meeting
BY order Of The Standing Committee
LANES VIKINGS, II. 4ecnt H. d. YU
Richmond. Nov.y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

IFOU SALE-Oh Fridoy, ne I5fh d0V Of J0nEaTg
T. 0ctf, from az 10 30 likely NEGROES, brlouesq to
the estate OF Wainer Lewis, the younger, deceased
will be sold cfed, Of n months before the door
OF the Eagle Hotel. ~ the city oi Hchnsnd.The pur.
chassfs will he fequtrd 10 give bond with a1IIored
stcEItO. WILSON &. NICHOLAS
JOHN LEWIS, i'usiees'
nec.i0. 81 Ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

- LoRroN, JHIdUtHre Fainter al bis room
10 The @useum, FROM nine until two o'ciock.
Dec.t7. a. 81
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21
academic Notice.

I aSHE publick are hereby informed, that the FIRST
l. quarter.at FRYEBukG ACADEMY commences
on the 1tth of May next, and closes The 28th Of
Jaly that the second quarter commences on the
18th Of July, and closes on the 14th of October,
The day of the annual examination and exhibition.
1T is requested that each scholar, who calculates
onreceiving quarters tuition, or more at this In
stHuiion. would enter at the beginning Of a guar
ter for the better arrangement of the classes.
The young ladies of the school will besinstructed
IN Reading, Writing, Grammar, Geography, firth
mesick, Criticism, Composition, Fine Needle Work,
and Painting, by Preceptress of acknowledged
talents and accomplishments. LIN addition TO The
branches Of education heretofore attended TO- les
sous will be given, if desired, in Botany and the
French Language.
A printed Catalogue Of the names of all the
scholars with their places of abode, who have been
members Of the Academy any part of the year. i'm
nedately preceding the close Of he fall term, will
be given each student, whose is thus enrolled
at the annual examination AMOS j. COOK.
Fryeburg April L. 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21
For Sale or 10 Let,


u Y the fubfcriber tha! excellent Rand now oc
- cnPied for tavern, by Thomas Little, az
Windham corner 70 called aud about IL mile
from Portland and lying on the main read esd-
ing from Bridgton TO Portland. containing large
and commodicus two ftory dwelling Hou(e, very
conveniently iitaa,ed, and large Fable with many
other out buildings together with eight acres Of
Land on which faid buildings ftand.
AisO, convsnien, TWO ftory Store, oppo6te the
houfe, and Eve acres osLsnd on which laid fore
ttands, now occupied oy Thomas Little. The a.
Dove buildings being very pleafantly 6iuAsed for
any one who may with to keep public houie and
fore will be fold or e. feperate or together as
will belt fuis shoie who with 10 purchafe or hire
Aho, Farm now occupied by F-ancis Maybsr-
ry, aud lying between Windham corner aud the
Great Falls 70 called, adj oining the maine road
leading from faic fslsto Portland, containing -
bout l2 acres OF lsnd well proportioned with
moving, tiIiags, paaursge and wood land, within
one mile of fad corner, with one fiery dwelling
Hcufe nearly new, and barn thereon.
fire. one undivided eighth part of all the Real
Eitate formerly belonging TO Col. Edward Ander-
fonl late OF Windharn deceafed together with the
buildings thereon The above property will Be
fold or et good terms and very liberal credit.
SAMUEL HANSON,
Portland April If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21

To The Hongurabk Senate and the Honour
able Hnse Of Representatives Of the
Commonwealth Of 4aDacbusetts in Gen
erai Cou,t aDsnbfed,
17Hk petition CT che fubfcribers bumb'y ihews,
= thar recently road has been laid cut, for he
purpole ofrenderng The trave between Portland
and Halloweii leis circugoes and TO accommodate
the inhabitants of he counties of Kennebec, Som
erles and The interior Of Lincon--on which road
there ia much travelling, bur the cubic are great
Nv incommoded for want of convenient bridge
over the Androfcoggin to facilitate the crofhug
aid river - Your petitioners concGvng fuch
bridge will be of extsn6ve utility, have been at
great expeDce in procuring timber and ma eriaIs
necefary for its contraction Therefore your pc
fiiioners pray thar they may be authorized and
empowered TO build bridge over iaid river be
tween the towns of Durham and Lisbon near Dy
er's ferry and for faid purpose be incorporated
body poiiic. by the name of TIE Preprieso0 of
Sssibzvsa bead Bridge; and by that name may do
ano fuffe ali acts and thngs which bodies coipo
rate may do or ought to do or fuffer And for
the purpole of reimburing YOU petitioners the
money expended and TO be expended in building
faid Bridge and indemnifying hem for their risk,
they pray Toll may he granted for he benefit Of
faid corporation at fuch Reasonable rates and al
iowances as may be deemed proper--and a. in
duty bound will ever pray.
ClDEON CURTIS & ~ others
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

TAKEN By Executions and to Be sold at
Public Vendae, to the bigbsR bidder, on
Tuesday The tqUe5fb day 81 Nay next, at
The bsuse II Richard Goldman, Inboidsr,
in FreePort, af o'ciock p. NJ
a Ii the -ght 10 the equiry of redemption
a which JO-N WINSTON of Freeport, 4fors
fsid hs in and TO feveufeen acres of Land more
o. Ief., fituzted IL fs,e Freeport being the fame
land wherein the said Winflow now lives aud the
fame land he mongsged TO Alcot Slower, of
Harpsweil-bouoded. fcuthweR by the road,
nor hUsf and Northsaft by the land of Iolsh
Reed and fcu hweft by theland sf the iad Win.
Gov and beng the whole of the land contained
IN fsid mortgage to laid Slower.
JOSIAH REED, Deputy Sheriff
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21
.NOTICE.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the
( Judge of Probate &c. for the county Of Cum-
berland 10 receive and examine the claims of the
creditors to the estate Of WILLIAM MiNOIi
ate Of Westbrook, Housewright, deceased. repre-
sented insoiveut do hereby give notice that SIX
months ison the Sthday Of April 1878, arc allowed
10 said creditors bring il and prove their claims
and that they viii attend that service at the Office
{ James \ cal III said Portland On the last ed
esday Of THIS. and the four following months from
9 o'clock a. NJ 10 5 o'clock, r. NJ. on said DAYS
JAMES NEAL, ! Commits
ISAIAH II, WfNSL0W.5 sonefs.
Portland, April 9Th, 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21

THF fubssribers having been appointed by The
hoa Stephen THATCHER, Judge of Probate
and Wills. foF The county Of York to receive and
examine the Clans nt creditors Of the elate of
CHARLES CRENNER, late of New field ia The
county Of York Tailor decezfed reprefen,ed in.
10 vent, hereby give notice thar Gx months are
allowed from the la'eenth day of Mach currens,
sofs'd credi'orsto bring il and prove their claims;
and that the suhfcrbers viii a,end ii al ervics At
the dwelling hcnis Of Thomas Smith in laid New
Geid on Tuesday the ieveuth day of Apr, next
and on the a. Tueldsy of the four next lucceed
ing mouths, from wo 10 liz OF the cicck 10 The
zf efnoor Of each OF laid days
GIDEON STRAW,
DANIEL SMITH, Jun commissioners
New6eld, March %, 1915,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21
Communicable Of Malacbufett,.

In srsATr. January 80. 1913.
ON the Petition aforefaid, Ordered that the
pensioaers attefied copy of their Petition
with this Order thsreon. TO be pubilfneo n the
Eailern argus and Portand Gazette three weeks
fuccefivey the Ian publication 90 be thirty days,
nc lezif before the second Wednesdy of the 6rli
fefTvn of the next General Court tina, all perfons
intereiied may then appear and fhew caufe lif any
they hsve) why the Prayer Of said Petition houid
not be Granted.
Sent down for concurrence
JOHN PHILLIPS, Pre6dent
IA fbs Hessf If Rep,asafsf'Sa JanHary 80, 1873.
Read and concurred
TIMOTHY BIGELOW, Speaker.
A true CoPy--6af,
S f MCLEARY, Clork ejff5s Ssasfe
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21
NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
= concerned that fhe has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself The truf of an Admnffra
trir of the eaase of NATHANIEL MARCH, late
OF Portland, 10 the ccuniy of Cumberland halter
decsaied by giving bond a. the law directs--fh
therefore requefs ali perlons who are indebted to
the laid deceafed ela,e TO make immediate pay
nsnt; aud thols who have any demands s.ereon,
TO exhibit the Came for feuement TO
Portland March rs NANCY MARCH.
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NOTICE.

THE fubfcribers having been appointed by the
Judge Of Probate, sc for the county of Cum
berisnd. TO receive znd examine the claims of ehe
creditors 10 the elate of N TIL MEL MARCH
late of Portland halter deceafed, reprefented 10
folveut do hereby give not'ee that tir months from
the 75th March sis, are allowed 20 said creditors
10 bring 10 and prove their claim. and shst they
will attend that ferviceat the Office of William T.
Vaughan 10 iaid Portland on the taft Saturday in
the month of April and the ial Saturday of the
four following months from o clock A. NJ to S
o'clock PM VIM T VAUGHAN
porfiaud April John ANDERSON