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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21

with merchandize--sioop Fame, stanwood, from
do. with do.-18th, schr. Monroe, Moody, from
Boston, with corn--19th, ship Caravan, Hop
kns. from Providence, r.. /. with cordage, &c
schr. Trader, Capt. /. Knight, 30 days from St.
Martins, with sugar and molasses, to MIR. BENZ.
Knight--brig I.evant, Capt. z. Drnkwater, 81
days from St. Bartholomew, Gaudaloupe, with
molasses to ]. p. Thurston--Schr. Franklin,
Bates, from Boston--sloop Messenger, Porter,
from Boston, with merchandise and passenger
sloop Abby, knight, from do.--sloop Liberty,
Moody, from Newburyport, with sundry small ar
ticles--sloop Maria, Pray, from Portsmouth
Goth, schr. Fame, Cromwell, from Dennis, (Cape
Cod)--schr. Royal Hope, Nicherson, from do. !;
schr. Two Sisters, Kelley, from do.--schr. Re-
lief, Baxter, from do.--and another schr. and
master by the same names and from the same
place. SUNDAY, APRIL 19.
Arrived brig George, Capt. Wildrage, 20 days
from Havana, with cargo of molasses to Messrs.
A. Newhall and ]. Watson.-Aprl Is, lat. 80,
long. 70, spoke schr. Beaver, Miller, of Kenne-
bunk Is days from Dominico.-Left, at Havana
March %, ship Neutrality, Norris, for Portland,
loading do. Jewell, Heating for do. uncertain !:
brig Francis, Brazier, for do. to sail in Is or 90
days; do. Argo, Greedy, of do. about the 1st.
May do. Edwin, Deering, for do. Uncertain !;
ship Hero, Cole, for Boston, next day schooner
mo, Nescoat OF Casfile3 Tor boston, next day !;
DO. -, Rowling, Of Damarscotta, for New
York brig Brutus, Snow, for Boston, in one or
two days; schooner, -, Sawyer for Boston in
one day brig Maria, layer, for Bristol, in two
days; do. Neptune, Norris, for New York, uncer-
tain ship Homer, M'Kown, for Bath, about the
5th April; schr. Hall, L. Cowell, for Savannah,
uncertain brig Friendship, G. S. Wadwell, for
Bristol r.. |. IS days; ship Native, Dummond,
Greenock, 10 days do. Sterling, j. c. Norton,
just arrived, brig Alonzo, S. Bowen, TO sail soon
ship Orion, VIM. Thompson, in 2 days for n. Or
leans brig Juno, S. Talbot, for Providence, Goth
April Ship Mary Amy, ?. Amy, for New-York
10 days; brig Antelope, S. Lowe, just arrived
from Rio Grande: brig Sall s. Hope, Rhodes, of
Providence to sail middle of April; schooner Bet
sey Grafton, of do. do. a number of Others,
names not recollected.
CLEARANCEs.
Constcise.--ApriI II, cleared schr. Susannah,
Jones, for Lubec-schr Aretas, Prince, for Phil
adelphia-18th, sloop Jefferson, York, for Luz
bec.-20th, brig Argo, ID. Drinkwater, for Nor
folk-brig Castor, Capt. M. Winslow, for do.
Ship Elizabeth, arrived at Boston on Saturday
last, spoke, Feb. 5, lat 20, S. long. 80, Z. ship
Fisher Ames, Capt. Lewis, 25 days from the Isle
of-France, for Copenhagen, all well.
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CuMseRLAso IS April 4th 1918.
Taken BY execution and to be sold at public
Aacfioa on Saturday The Fstefntb day IF
hay next at tlUo q the click In The af-
ferndon aftbs fore Of Capt. 7bsmas Little
in Wiadbam N faid County Of Cubmer-
land,
A Ii the right at ia~ in equity which Noah J..
Setter has of Fedeeming the following real ef-
tate 20 wit co acres Of and & nate in faid Wind
ham, being partlof lot numbered os ia the fecond
divihon of hundred acre lots in faid town, bound.
% northerly on The highway eafisrly on Peter
Whites land foutherly on o numbered 10 ia laid
diviiion and Weiaerly land in The petition az
Thomas Anderfon which tea acres are The fame,
which iasd ssn'er mortgaged to Spencer Wentworth
as by hs record Il laid Mortgage will more fully
appear, EZRA oOoLD Dep v Sheriff
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7'4AE NOTICE.
SETTLEss are wanted for letter b.
and letter {. near UMBA-
COG LAKE.

T ETTER 3 is Gtuated to the lou,h of the lake
- the I,ne which divides Maine from New.
Hsmpihire, being the line feparztng B. from En-
roL Thro' this towEhip and corner of letter C.
the road paIe. from Bait Andover, 10 the uuper
Coo, and he Upper Canadas. The foil is good.
az appears from he Wood on il which il large
and wei mixed Hard Wood growth On the
road ,hro 3. the Land is of the hrff quality and
on letter C 10 the North of the road, there 10 ex
cellent land
The owners Of shis Land with 60 contract with
fsOs ds7ve Nss of good habits, one for each town.
Chip, 10 feiie on the Land ; each to be bound 10
carry with him not iefs than fettlers and to be
himself we'll recommended for activity prudence,
and integrity Such perfons and individual Set
tiers will snees with encouragement by applying
20 CHARLES VAUGHAN, OF HsIlosrsR, or sylvia.
Gus Poor, East Andover.
The road mentioned abave is already much uled
for he driving Of Cattle into Canada. Ii 10 faidk
that 700 palled ,hFonsh B the lail fealon and
Bridge Is 70 be built the prefent feason over she
Androfcog2iu IN Enrol An active man wiz find
Gtuaticn 10 3 profitable TO himfef by acccmno-
dating travellers with certain Market for his
surPlus produce April 9th, 1918.
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NOTICE

WE the fohfceibers having been appoin ed by
theHon. Samuel Freeman. Efq. 10 receive aad
examine the Claims Of creditors 10 the e!tate of
JOHN HUSTON late of Wsilbrsok, in the coun
~ Of Cumberland. yeonan, deceaied, reprefensed
ia.ovent Go hereby give notice that fix months are
allowed to said creditors 10 bring in and rrcve
sheir claims and that we llla attend that Tervics
at the ltere of Ruff. Huuon in faid We.l5rook, or
Saturday the twenty 9Th day Of april inl and On
the third Saturday of the Eve following month:
from four until fix o'clock in the sFteErocn of each
day.
Dated at faid Weltbrook the thirteenth day Of
April, a ID 1913. SiLAS ESTES,
kLPHEU5 SHAW
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Herlr EraH'f hfafe.

TO be fold at Public auction by order Of the
Court on Wednesday the 18Th day of May
neg, at one O'Clock in the afternoon, on the prem
ises, 10 much of The Real eltate of Henry FeoR.
late of Pejepscot in the County OF Cumberland
Cent? eman 6ecesied, will produce The lum oil
one thouiaud and ieven Hundred dolia,s. 10 pay
the debts Of laid decealed with incderlra charge
Said Real efsase confts of about - acres of ssnd
hruate ia fad pejepicot. and bounded On fbt
no-thweft by land of 1olah Lille Efq. sor:h.sff by
and of William Froi and John Banon sou,hs. n
by land of John Hanon ard Jcfeph Defer. am
fou;hweR by curved ivie, fePeragine the prem,
fes from land of Wiliarn Ciddings-bsins pa,t J.
great Ist No 7 in the Pejepscos claim. e called
Iegsshsr with the Fsseraon of the widow Lucy
Froils Dower inc uGed in the above d,.er;n,;or
as viii more particularly appear bya plan 70 be
exhibited az the fale
WILLIAM FROST. Admins,
April Is 1878,
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10 the Ho,oaraSk Senate and The Honour
able HUE Of Representatives. in Gen
eral Court aDem5ied.
IL UMBLY reptefents JoEah Little that he 10
the proprietor Of conGderabie traGs of Land
adjoining and near to Little Androfcoggin RIcer
10 the County of Cumberland on which there 10
Randing and growing large Quantities OF pine tim
beE and that he is the proprietor or owner Of the
lands lying Oh 10th ides of laid river at the nonsh
thereof which empties into the Great Androscog-
gin River Your petitioner represents that the Ice
10 the laid Little Androfcoggin breaks up and the
freihst comes on earlier than in the Creas Androf
ccggin and the pine timber is very Frequently car
ried into the Great androfoeggin 70 eafiy as to
have it carried down tie Great Andr0tcoggin
while the ice 10 runuing in faidiriver and the logs
csnnot be topped aud are thus loft Your peti
toner therefore humbly prays this HONORABLE
Court 10 grant him liberty 10 erec and maintain a
Boom acrois fad ttleAndrofcoggin near the mouth
thereof lospre(erve he ,imber TO be kept mp till
the owners of a majority of the timber Popped by
the fame ihal agree 10 have the fame opened and
with iuch reafonabie toll compensation from the
owners of timber fecured by the same az fhall to
your Honours iesm mee,--ard a. IN dutysbound
will ever pray.
JOSIAH LITTLE.
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Fxebangs Street, Portland
ITAvR this day received very large aaost
IL IL ment of
Mem Spring Goods,

WV h)f'f t6SS 'OOSo9
CONSISTING OF
Rezlfuper6ue Welt Of Eng and Cloths, iome verv
elegant blacks, blues browns olives drabe green,
and fsfh ouable mixture Cailimeres mon faihioo
able colours; 7,6 and 4 4 Linens Lawns and
Linen Cambricst I A and Cotton Cambrics
aud Camhiic Mullins; An elegant sGor ment of
plain Leno, ambourd Book snl scotch Isnifa
ton India Mullins. large aGortmeot; 4 aud a.
Cambria and common Calicoes Sd ia ani 6 4
Ciughams black aud coloured Cambricks 8rir
iih India and factory Cotsons large adortment OF
white and coloured Fianneis; S A aad 8 coton
shawis Copperplates aud Furniture Patches ;
Cambria and common Dmoties cot,on and
worried Hofe and half Hofe; Bomszzetts--iarge
aaor,na.ut os meo's and womeps G oves
itch SIX foods,
Such a. black and coloured Levassires--bacs aud
coioured Fiorences black and eooured sarfnet
and Synchaws plaid and fg Sks- Nankin and
Canton Grapes Italian Grapes and Sewing six
ELK GIoves-white Thule Lace ATTN and Luit
ring Ribbons-fex fets elegant Garniture Ribbons
fix Hole and half Hofe--virgiuia Sattins--filk
Twin and fix twif Buttons-biack fix for Vest,
elk Vevets and We've, Ribbons
Also
Cafe 4 aud 6 4 Cotton cambries, very little
damaged and will be fold very cheap.
Portland, April 81,
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NlO7yCE.

1 go s-D = authority TO me The fubfcribeE
$50 s.friue CT ar ct entitled An A4
49, e The Agricultural Society of Maine Is
cso 4efehy given 10 The members cf the laid
soe'ssy that their 6Iftimeetns will be held AZ The
nor" feadilg room 10 HaIlowelI on Thursdav ,he
Jss u da, ~ Tsss ssss, at 10 clock fer the unr-
lois Of organizing faid society by chooGne ala
iush offlcers - may be thought necefary for the
que segu' anon and government of laid ocierv:
% ss1ios pc" members; and generally Of doing
and tranlacting such mstters add thiog, 4. mas
then aud there be deemed neeefary and proper,
3. 5. WILDE.
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On the first page Of lhisday's paper may be
seen an act for incorporating society by the
above name and in succeeding column is
Judge WILpE's advertisement for calling The
first meeting of the members, at HallowelI
on the 4th of June next. From the zeal and
perseverance discovered N its formation, and
the talents e0lis,ed into its service, il is con
hdently expected the interests of Agriculture
will be greatly promoted and the soil of
Maine exhibit proofs Of its excellence by a.
buRdant harvests.@
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Spring e Summer GOODS.
THIS DAY OPENED FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH HARROD,

CONSISTING OF
superasive black and blue BROADCLOTHS
supesine black, blue and cold do.
DO. do. do do. CAsSIMERES
Toilenette and Marseilles VISITING
3-A and Al Prints 81 and "a tiinghams
FuRAIlUREs and C0rPERPLAIES
Blue and yellow Company Nankins
Back and coloured Maxim 6 Canton GRAPES
Black and coi'd Concsns-Canton sarsnets
Il Aack Sinchaw--black & coi'd Florence Lustrings
Heavy Pongecs for ilattefs use
1 case IA Linens, (Ibompson's bIeach)
Cotton Cassimeres and GrandurlIs
Ladies aud gent bfk and white silk Hose Gloves
DO. do do, do. Cotton de- do.
Elegant Merino Shaw!s
imitat ton do. do.
Cashmere, silk aud chintz shawls
Elegant Ribbons--hlack and white Italian Grape
Flag, Baadauna, and BLK silk HandEerchiets
Cotton Checks and Stripes
British and American Slleeling
Irish Linen sheeting steam loom Shifting
With a great variety of other articles, &c be sold
very low for Cash only. 5Pra 81.
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10 The Han. tie Senate and the Hon. H9u5c
Of Representatives. in General Court as.
/smbled.
THE undersigned begs eave humbly TO repre-
lent, thar SiLAS LEE late o. WdcaiIet Iin the
county Of Lincop Efquire decealed, on the thrd
day of September 1880 having been bound a. sur
s,y for your petitioner { o one Robert Percy, ADD
your peiitiones having ALTO pfeviou1y given up to
laid Lee certain demands your petitioner had
gainil him. and having alto csufed certain lands
lying 10 the then county Of Lincoln which we're
the properly Of your petitioner 20 be conveyed 70
faid Lee as collateral iecuFity TO indersnify him
from faid bond And the faid Lee on the fgid
third day o September gave your petitioner a
writing fgned by .aid Lee wherein faid Lee agreed
and prornifed thai if your petitioner houd fave
him the faid Lee, harmless from all colts and dam
ages from or by reafon of laid Lee Ggning iaid
bond, that he would account wirh your peti ioner
for the ams for which certain lands mentioned 10
faid Lees wiring with youg petitioner might be
fold for or If fad lands fhouid not be fold 10 con
vey faid lands or the part tod TO your petitioner
when requefted 10 10 do, your petitioner flf to
take 40 and difcharge and canoes and deliver to
faid Lee the bond aforeiaid Now your peutioner
faya thar ne has paid aud discharged the bond a.
forefaid and unidentified and faved harmless the
said Lee from the fame aud that the following
tracts of lsnd part of the land mentioned 10 fad
agreement of faid Lee were nor fold by faid Lee
and ought TO have been conveyed BY fsit Lee pre-
vious TO his death TO your petitioner. VIZ certain
pieces of land lying in Hsllowell on the saff fde
Of Kennebec river being thofe parts Of whar is
called the Wing Farm which remained 4lod by
the faid Lee at the time of his death
Your petitioner therefore Prays that Tempe Lee
Admnilira,rix on the effafe of the faid Sas Lee
decealed- may be authorized aud empowered 10
convey faid land to your petitioner, 70 hat be may
hold The fame in BIZ own right and az in duty
bound will ever pray. JNO JONES.
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u EMERSON ON THE MILLENNIUM

4 UST received at the Bookstores Of W VI. &. Fl.
e HYDE, Portland & Bath, LECTURES ON
TIE MILLENNIUM, d most interesting and
ratuGbte work by Rev. JosEgH EMERSON, Of Bev-
erly. price 81 IL cents
Also, a number of interesting religious pubIics-
tons, among which are, Mrs. Heads Evidences for
Heaven; Fuller's Structures or Sandamenanism !;
Religious Tradesman; Baxter's Call to the uncon-
verted; Life of Calvin; Gospel Tragedy Bsxter's
Saints Rest; Cecii's Remains; Memoirs of Mrs
West do of Rev. Mr.. syms; Fragments of Miss
Elizabeth Smith; Fenelon's Refeclohs for every
day in the month Mrs. Rows Deyont Exercises ;
Gospel treasury; and great variety Of good
books for Children from cts 70 Is cts
Also School Books and Stationary, Of every
kind used III schools in this iowa and vicinity.
Three vols. Of Armstrong; cd edition of SCOTS
Family Bible, out and ready for delivery 10
subscribers and purchasers q be whole work will
be completed in August. 4pril 81. i
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JOSIAH LITTLE
Conm9nwealtb Of Malaebuseff,.

In saNATr, January 2ifs lsfe
ON the Petition aforefaid, Ordered, that shs
Petltioser cause an atteaed copy of his Petition
with this Order thereon. to be pubIiihed in the
kafiero Argus asd Portland Gazette three week.
tucrehively the lstf publication 20 be thirty days
at leait. before the second Wednesday of the 6rl
ieiiion of the next General Court thar all perfon,
'nsereted may then appear and thew caufe Sif any
they bave) WHY the Prayer of aid Petition fhould
not be Granted.
Sent down for concurrence.
JOHN PHILLIPS, Prefdent.
n fbs HOME IF Representative, Jaara,y 81, 1873.
Read and concurred
TIMOTHY BICELOW, Spsalsr.
A tine Copy-ha6.
s F, M'cLEARY, Csrl sff5s ssasss
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IL NEW GOODS. IN
E. STEVENS,

EACH.IIVGE- STREET,
HAS just received, Nankin and Canton Grapes
j. Il of superior quality; 6-i black Bambsin
10 1 S-4 and Ga Fable Linen; SO Diaper Rus.
STA do; Cambfick Prints handsome Patch Fur
nitures and CcpperpIates; Calicoes; Ginghams
variety Of elegant Parasols; linen cambrick
Handkerchief; Silk shawls; black Levantines /;
sinchaws & Sarcenets; Florence LustFings; black
aud white Italian Grapes silk and kid Gloves
Chinell Cords silk Buttons; green Cyprus GAUGE /;
fashionable Ribbons 6 / & 4 Cotton Cambrics ;
Muslins; Oil Cloths English and Factory Cot
tons; She'll Combs thread and cotton Laces; 1
black and white silk Lace; black Bombazetts, &c,
&c. AfprI 2i
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.

IN SENATE JAN 70 1913
ON The petition afoseszid, er6sysd That the pc
titoner carie an ateised copy of his petition. with
this order thereon, TO be publifhed in the Portland
Gazette three weeks fucceflivey. the lait publies
ton to be thirty days, a. lean. before the FRI
Wednsfday OF the next fefIioH Of the next General
Court ,ha. all perfons in.ereRed may thea appear
and flew Cause, tif any they have) why the prayer
of faid petition lbculs not be granted
Sent down for concurrence.
JOHN PHILLIPS p eiident,,
AZ 'bs Hssfs # Repssfeatas.ve. Jam. 90, 1873
Read and conquered,
TIMOTHY NGELoW, Spsalsr.
Atrue Copy Att5e,
ST McCLEARY c,srA offts SsHase
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P GARDEN SEEDS.
JOHN S. DUPEE,

FoRE-sFRHEF, Held q Long Wkdr,
NEEPS constansly fer sale. 1vhotesele &.
retost general and well selected assortment of
ketchen Garden, Field aud Flower SEEDS.
~ Orders put up with prompttude and
accuracy.
1y7 The articles, If required. carefully
packed for sending abroad, and all warranted OF
the first quality.
UP A liberal allowance to those who pnr-
chase to sell again.
April 81 CIV
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A SETTLEMENT on similar

x y principles is wanted for Townihip North
Of the Piseataquis in the s.h Range and Wei of
Williamsburg. Ihro' the latter road has been
AID OUT, which leads from Bangor 10 the Cons
monweah's land North cf this 81 Rzpce ,uH
will probably be completed this lealon zborr
1000 acres Ct esceen, Land have been c.as,ed ont
IN the South Ear cornsr of this lowr Mn ard !
f01o laid out Tor me aceamDodasi,.n Of the Set.
. s go,ns On the and is b'>uuded 10 par, on
Ms ~sn ana % sas Sou'a by sebec Pond Good
sneou'sge ment WI ost given ALTO to indvidsel
Dwell cE1.ar - rr.rT ~ .'@'-
April 9Th, 1873.
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JOHN II SHEPPARD. Rec'y.

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public no,ice TO
all concerned, that he has heen duly sp1oluteG
and taken upon himself the trust of Executor
of he last VIII and Testament ofESARhH
M'LAUGHLlN lac of SCARBOROUGH, in athe
County of Cumbe land, widow, deceased, by Civ
ing bond as the law direcis--he therefore re-
quests 81 persons who are Indebted 70 the said
dece.sed's es ste to make immediate payment :
and those who have sny demands thereon. 10
exhibit the same to ROHERT NIL aUGHLIN.
Scarborough, March IS 1913.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

Entrances and Cleorcnces at ire Custom Hoase.
ARRIVALS.
April 18th, arrived sloop Union Packet, Pol
leys, from St. Andrews--l6th, brig Amity, Max
well, from Martinico, with molasses, to J. & S.
Moody, Bath-brig Margaret e. Sarah, Ripley.
from Boston, with rum, sugar, soap and candles
18th, sloop Leander, Blanchard, from Bost on
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Commonwealth of MafTachufctts.

Commonwealth of MaiIachufetts.
LINCOLN, IS To Alexander Reed. Executor Of
the Ian Will and Teffament of JOSEPH REED,
late of 8oothbay, in faid comfy deceafe
GREETING
YOU are hereby ordered to notify the heir. at
law OF iaid deceaied, and all perfons nterefl
edthat your final account of Adminifira,i ion on
the eftate of said deceased will be offered for al
lowance at Probate Court Al Wiscasset on We'd
neidsy the eth day of May oext when and where
they may be prefent if they see caufe.
Perional Notice TO be given TO all the heirs With
10 The county of Lincoln, and an atteiied COPY of
This order TO be pubIilhed in the Portland Gazette
fourteen days before faid Court of Probate.
Given under my haod this fourteenth day of A
pril in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and
eighteen. IERE BAiLEy, .Jadss Of Probate
A tue copy AHsf,
JOHN r. SHEPPARD Pso.y
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.fo1IcE.

Al L persons are hereby csnsioneG sgsinsg
fast"g ~ hsrhorsng sny 81 tie Crew of the
s'fi'ish Brig Founding. A. ssardie, Master, as
~ ocnss q their contracting will be paid by
he said master, az by
ARTHUR MeLILLAH. csnsigrse.
Apsli 18th 1919
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limerick Academv,

NIILL continue open for the Instruction Of
w young Ladies and Gentlemen during the
present summer. under the direction of Mr.. Ran
dolph Goldman, A. B.-1he next quarter will com.
mence Wednesday the 29th Of The present
month WM. SW ASEY Sec,ry
Limerick April 9Th.
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In Minot, on the Goth ult I4ucretia Butler.
aged 10 years, daughter of widow Lydia Butler.
She endured her sickness, which was at times
very distressing, for the space of six years, with
remarkable patience; and finally at the close OF
life seemed to manifest great degree of calm
ness and resignation, and expressed an assurance
that God would take her to himself.
In North Yarmouth, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Ben
ialnin Brown aged 63, formerly Of Chester, N. Fl.
In Mount Vernon, 9th inst. Mrs. Elizabeth
Thomas, aged 57.--Miss Hannah Thing, aged
l9.
In Alma, on the 10Th inst. Miss Mary w
Dole, aged H.
In New-Orleans, on the 9Th Of Dec. last, Mr.
William Warner, of this town.-He, with others
left this place last year with view of settling in
some part of Ohio. On arriving there, and not
fading the place to answer their expectations
they concluded to return home by the way Of
Neyv-Orleans reaching the latter place, Mr.
Warner sickened and died.
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Wanted to Purchase,

ONE or wo good yoke of Oxen, to girt not iefs
than Tx feet for which generous price will
De g'yen--Aiso wanted one or two good Or Carts
and Or Fokes-appIyt ISAAC ADAMS
A6,H 8
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Cumberland senators.-By the aggregate of
votes in this county il will be seen that Gov.
BaooKs has plurality of nearly 200. In most of
the town: we have heard from the votes for Sena-
tors correspond pretty nearly with those for Gov
ernor, In Durham and aarpswei, however, it is
said there we're many scattering votes. Should
this prove 10 be the it may have the effect Of
pventing the choice of one or more OF the fed.
eral candidates.
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PENORsCoT.

Saturdays Centinel gives the following aggre-
gate Of votes in 236 towns, compared with last
year.. returns, viz, 1918. 1877.
Brooks. C.. Brooks. ID.
27,3oo 1898 81, 1894 23,664
Making an increase Of Gov. Brooks plurality
over last year of 637.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-21
mEssRs. EDITORS,

| would ask the Christian, if, before we can
join in praising our Creator, we ought to apply to
the judges of Psalmody, to know if our voices
are soft and smooth enough. Would our devotion
be the more or less sincere as they approved !:
In word, is an harmonious voice more accepta-
BILE TO God, than an uncouth one, if tuned by con-
scous sincerity But as the soft music Of Psalm
is the most delightful, of all the performances of
public worship to the lover of harmony, and as
he has lately been disturbed, would beg leave
to suggest sure remedy. Let him choose fer
himself place where he would admit only the
judges of Psalmody and those who would sing for
has pleasure and to has praise. By so doing he
would escape that harsh, grating, dtscordant
roiee' which has assailed the ear, and disappont-
ed the Loper Ct Hermony.' ss*