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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-28
For Sale,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
DIR. DEANS
Genuine Vegetable Rheumatic
PILLS,
For Sale,

So celebrated in New-Egland tor the
manv remarkable cures which they have
wrought, some Of which are particula-
r;zed in the papers Of directions, where
many thousand boxes are used annually
to general satisfaction.
These pills are recommended by some
Of the first characters in the state OF Mas
sachusetts. con,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-28
Tanning and Currying.
October II.

EOSEPH HESTON continues to car
O ry on the above business at his old
stand in Prince street, between Water
and Union streets, where he will be al
ways ready to execute orders in his line
with promptness and despatch.
He keeps constantly on hand a large
assortment of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-28
For Norfolk,

For Norfolk,
xES The packe Pop OCEAN,
NzES> Joseph Middleton master, will
49, sail on Friday next. For
freight or passage apply on
board, or to
BARNEwALL & P0PHAM.
January 81 At
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-28
Potatoes.

Potatoes.
EyOR SALE or board the brig Wash
10 ing on, at Lawrason L. Fowle's WIFI.
A quantity Of Potatoes, of superior
quality. January 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-28
Notice

Notice.
UyHE Subscriber having taken into
partnership Mr.. Thomas Irwin, jr.
the business in future will be conducted
under the firm Of CArLETT G IRWIN.
All those having claims against a,e, are
requested to present them and receive
their money; and all those indebted, are
respectfully solicited to make payment
with as little delay as possible.
CHARLES /. CATLETr.
For Sale,
Isl bales and boxes burlaps, tickien.
burgs, Oznaburgs. hessians, creas, platll,
las, estOpillas, brittanies, choletts and
dowlas
900 boxes consisting of half pint, pint,
quart tumblers and decanters
30 boxes elegant cut glass, containing
cordial glasses, wines, tamblers, pitch
ers, plates and dishes !,
600 boxes window glass, s by 10 and
and 10 byls
so chests Tyson and imperial1 So
teas
1000 pieces short yellow nan :
keens q
5000 do. long yellow do. 9 8
10y boxes India China, consisting OF
dining sets, tea sets, cups and saacers.
PVT bowls. dining and desert plates, Hat
and deep
6pipes, 10 half pipes and 20 quar-
ter casks very sup. London Particular
Madeira Wine, from Gordon, Duff, In.
glis & Co.
German steel, very sup. quality, ooP-
per pots and tea-kettles, soap, candles,
and nais-for sale on reasonable terms.
CATLETT e IRWIN.
October IL.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-28
+, p. Madeira.

A FEW casks Mess. Murdoch, Youille.
"a Wardrop & Co.'S London Particu.
lar Madeira, Of fine quality, for sale by
IAN 81 w. hOD6SoN'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-28
Leather,

Of as various qualities as can be found in
any shop in the District-which ne will
dispose OF avery low prices for cash.
IL mo. S u
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-03

A Correspondent who has lately been on visit
TO the western part ofthis state, has very po-
litely favored us with the following biographi-
cal sketch for publication. The testimony he
bears to the worth and efficacy Of Holy Writ,
as well as the retention Of his mental g. bodily
faculties, render il worthy Of record.
There is living, in the town of marlborough
-(Mass.) a Mr.. JOHN ALDEN, who completed
his hundreth year the 10th Of September last,
when a sermon was preached at his house, by
his request, by the Rev. Mr. Tompkins, of Haver-
hill. When visited this aged gentleman this
summer | found him much disposed for converse
ton. especially upon religious subjects. lie
would readily answer any question put to him
relative to his recollection of past events he was
not only sociable but very civil and attentive, 70
those who visited him. And he appeared to take
an interest in the welfare and happiness Of his
friends and neighbours aud rejoiced when he
was informed oftheir prosperity. When he was
ninety four years of age, he could read the small
est print without spectacles, but now, said he :
cannot read.n But his eye sight was good in 9TH
err respects, and his memory as good as it ever
was. as he could correctly repeat various passa-
oes ofthe bible and a number of Watts Psalms
and HYMNS When he was asked how many
times he had read the bible through, replied,
Except the Levitical Law, as many timex as
am years old. Ihaye read great many books,
histories, &C. but the best history Of all, was the
bible-it is the best history ever read" lie was
not only Patriot Of rs, but OF 45 for when
young, he knew what it waste be soldier. Up
on ali occasions. he was ready when his country
called for him. When the famous French fleet,
known by the name Of the Chebucto feet, made
its appearance on our coasts, he remarked, that
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he was notified At iolr o'clock il the afternoon,
to appear the next day, at seven o'clock in the
forenoon, on Boston neck, with four days provis-
ions and that he appeared aud paraded. there,
with SeUen Thousand Men, who were ready to
meet the common enemy at the waters edge.
This feet just made its appearance, and then
bore away for Chebucto, as it was then called,
(now Halifax where the wrath Of heaven over
took and destroyed the greater part of it. The
small pox swept off so many Of the crews of the
ships, that hey were abandoned, and lost. The
above an maly other interesting events, he mar
rated, in aar and intere' ting manner But he
was mo interesting whe- 20 ling of the holy
scriPtu~ add lis hope &, raticn through a
crucifed Savior Iui5 see4 aantlaman enjoys
good health, and wa ael te -aaour some last
summer. lnevsr saw any .ataaa so happy as he
appeared to be. The text, from which Mr.. Temp
kins preached, was very appropriate 6 For am
ready to be offered up and the time of my depar-
ture is at hand.n TRAVELLER.
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@gottCeNS:
November 3, 1878.
Tuesday,

-
.u,s,;onal Enthusiastically meet
. so.e held throughout this Commonwealth
I il choice Of 20 representatives to the
e',..o,h. Congress Of the United States. In
Inn little or no exertions were made on
\ .;de So well satisfied are the citizens
art Of the country, with the mild and
u nolicy Of our present national and
governments, that all the ats and Gun
,rb;ch ambitious demagogues are capa-
II u bringing into action, fail to excite those
j and violent party feelings which are
& ;a.1;.oensibly necessary TO give currency
n eoin as was opposed to Mr. WHITMAN.
4 eollowing are all the towns from which
have heard. They are contrasted with
i votes given in 1916, when the Hon. Mark
I'd uas the opposing candidate =
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n- REMOVAL
PUBLIC AUCTION

ID be sold BY orderof the Judge Of Probate for
= The county OF Cumberland the whole Of The
personal estate of BENJAMIN ROLFE late 81
Portland deceased, viz; part OF said personal es-
tate, on Wednesday The eighteenth nay Of NoUen.ber
nerf, az 10 O'Clock a. NJ. at the dwelling house Of
Capt DUDLEY CAMME Tr, jun. in Portland, and
me residue thereof(excepting two-o ken -four cows,
WE'VE sheep and Intentions of bay, on Thursday
me n"esesnm aay ofNorcanber merit at If O'Clock
\. ~ a. the house Of the said deceased, in Cor
ham NANCY ROIFF 4d,o;a;str,I-:
Portland Oct 90
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-03
J. Quincy & Son,

No. 3 4 !, Central Roc. Fore-Sfrset,
OFFER FOR SALE
oSN bbls mess No. [, 2 and ; BEEF
OOO A few half bills DO
ID boxes souchong TEA, first quality
s chests do 40
s do Young Tyson do
80 hhIs prime retailing Molasses
10 DO and tierces Sugar
Calcutta DO il bags
100 bids t. Island Salt
25 do Liverpool do
200 boxes brown Soap
Rum, Giu, Brandy and Dye-Stufs ana Indigo
- fLSO-
AN INVOICE OF HARD WARE,
which will be sold ow. Nov. g.
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- = -
DIED.


.1nother Hero of The Revolution hos fauen.--Tn
Westbrook, on the 28th inst Major NATHANIEL.
WILSON, aged 78. He has left a wife and nine
children, to experience the loss of worthy hus-
band, and an atfect;onate parent he was unlike
those, who eat the bread of idleness and partake
of slothful indulgence-he was active, dilgent
and persevering in all his undertakings through
life But few men have encountered more than
Major Wilson has, and but few have accomplish
ed as rhuch--in the American revolution he was
distinguished as an officer for enterprise and fdel-
uy-his patriotism and attachment to the cause
of liberty merited the esteem of all his acquain-
lance. In viewing the character Of Major Will
son during long series efyears, many traits may
be found not unworthy of imitation he was fire.
quently heard to disclose a strong desire Ito pro-
mote moral and religious Institutions and support
good order and regulations amongst mankind in
general. As member of the civil community he
was exemplary and obsequious--just and equita-
bic in all his dealings. He believed in the de.
pravity of the human heart, and the utter impos-
sibility fdoing any thing to merit savation-he
believed also in God, who is able and aotiling to
save all, who will come unto Him in and through
Jesus Christ.
Died also, the same hour, Mr.. Isaac SAWYER,
aged 68-who has been a useful and respectable
member Of society.-Mr. Hoses .4ker, aged 90,
formerly Of Gorham.--On the 10th inst Mrs Be.
thiah Small, aged 85.
At Quincy, on Wednesday last, Mrs ABB.
GAIL ADAMS, the consort Of President Adams,
aged "a.
In Erie, Capt. Daniel S. Dexter, Of the U. s
navy, and commanding officer Of Lake Erie
--@%e>-
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To tie HsHouratle Senate, and tie Hsnora-
able H9n5e 9f Representatives. 2Ffbs Csns
nlon7veaitb IF Ma1acbgfsttI, ~ General
Court a6embied. / n,t la
THE petition Of the fubf-ribsrs hnnhly fhews.
that the Androfcoggin river runa through
the town Of RumfoTd, dividing The pope zfion oi
la,d town and putting he Inhabitants 10 great n
convenience 10 erciliag Gaid river 20 attsod pub
lac worlhip and the meeting TT the election Of
town aud governmental officers. And your peti
tionsr, would further hew thar the coanfy road
leading from the interior III the County Of Oxford
GA .hs norsh flde Of tho An5relcoggin to PoEtland
eYo(,es said river a. Kimbafs terry 10 called
uigh the mourh of Bliss river--thai poi route
~ hrea sablifhed on said road across laid river
N faid town that there il great iueFease of travel
on faid road not ony on horses, bui with carriag-
2, and teams going 20 market AZ PoEtlsnd--snd
THAI the public are pnf 20 great Inconvenience and
delay. FOR want cf bridge aerols faid Andres
coggin River 10 fad town Of Rumford. There.
fol- your petitioners pray THAI they their sociztes
and iuccehors may be aus hsrized and empowered
10 build bridge Acrois said Androiccggn River
between the mouth Of Ellis River and KimbalIs
ferry in laid town, and for faid purpofe be incor
porated a body polite by the name OF the pro
prietors Of Rumford Bridge apd by that name may
do and fuffer all things which. bodies corporate
may do or ought 10 do and fuffer. And for the
pufpole of reirbursing your petitioners the money
20 be expended in building taid bridge they pray
TOLL NAV be granted for the benefit of iaid corpo
ration at such srealonable rates aud allowances az
may be deemed proper; aud as ia duty bound will
ever pray. DANIEL MARTIN, * 4s othera.
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Commonwealth Of MaHachuletts.

In Ssnots, June 5ib 1918.
ON fs Petition aforefaid 0,dt,ed That the Pc.
titiopsr. caufe an astcRed Copy OF their Petition,
with thi, Order thereon, 10 be publihed Ia the
Eaftera Argus and Portland Gazette three weeks
in fccsiIion Tie aa publication TO be thirty days
at lean, before the fecond Wednelday Of the next
felton, Of The prelent General Court, that all per
(ous interefed may then appear and fheg caute
(f suy they have why the Prayer Of faid Petition
ihould not be granted.
Sent dezgn fer eesesr, snes.
JOHN PHILIPS, Pyssdent
Ia the Hoafe Of Representatives. June 5, 1918
Read and s0scHrrst
TIMOTHY BiGE-OW, Sbssl~.
A true copy-Aueh
II NJ CLEARY, Clerk Of the Senate.
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SHERIFFrS SALE.

CUMBERLAND, IS. -.a ,.
Token By Evacuation and to Be sold at Public
-4uctlor on I'HURSD.4Y, the third dav of
December merit, at | o'cloct A. NJ. at he
aaction room of Stephen u 'Lellqn and TIM
othy Fletcher, Exchange Street, Portland,
A IL the~rightin Equity OF Redemption which
N Isaiah Woodford, Of Westbrook, in said coun-
ty has, IN and TO the following described morfga-
ged Real Estate, viz A certain lot &c Land in
said Westbrook, containing sixty rods. being the
same that the said Isaiah together with Ebenezer
NoodioFd. purchased OF Isaac Knight by deed
bearing date December26lh. 1905, and recorded
il Registry OF Deeds for said county, Library So.
Folio 49,. Also, one other lot Of Land in said
Westbrook. containing one hundred snd forty sew
en square rods--and j. the same that said Lsaiah
with said Ebenezes purchased Of Thomas Morse As
per Deed, dated May cath, 1900. sud recorded n
said Registers Book IS. page sos will appear, with
all the buildings thereon, aud appurtenances there
% belonging. said Real Estate wss morlgaged
% Alexander Baker, March "a. f8iA, III secure
1he lpaymeat al f450, ADD iat--see Registers
Book I'D. Psge fTS--on which there appears 10 b
.lue tess Ghaa two hundred dollars--TeFns
IN. GERRTSH, Depufy SRerig.
Portland Dct 30. 1913
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Jefferson TarRDike.

TIE proprietors ofthe JefFerlon Turnpike Cor
poration, ara, hereby notified, hat their An
nua' Meeting for the choiee-oE Officers for the
year ensuing will be holden at the dwelling houfe
Of SAMUEL PIA1sTED. Eso. on laid Grant. on the
lait Monday OF December neSt, stten o'clock
i JOHN WILSON, Prds CLERK.
1ancaffer. Der. 20, 1918
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THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice 10
l. all concerned. that he sas been duly appont-
Ell aud taken upon himself the trua Of Executor
of the Ian Will and Teaanent OF EPHRAId
HUNT, late of Bruofwick. 10 the county Of Cum
berlaud, yeomsn, decesfed, by giving bond as the
Law directs--he therefore requefs all persous " no
are Indebted to the faid deceafeds eitate TO make
immediate psymen, and ID ofe he have aay de-
mands thereon, 10 exhibit the fame 10
JEREMIAH HUNT.
nrupfwek Oct 90
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MAR RED

In Winslow, Mr.. David Ross, merchant, of Wa
terville, formerly of this town, to Miss Priscilla
Dingley Of the former place.
In Westbrook, by Rev. G. Bradley, Mr.. Glenn
ent J. Dyer, of Cape Elizabeth, to Miss Lois
North, of the former place.--NIr. James P Bal
ley, to Miss Caroline Hilton.-Mr. Amos Knight,
to Miss Joanna Page.-Mr. Charles Proctor, to
Miss Bathsheba Berry.
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THE subscriber hereby gives publicEnotice to
4 all concerned, That he has been duly appoin-
ted and taken upon himself The trust Of Admin
! strstor ofthe estate OF EZRA GOOLD, late Of
Windhan, in the county of Cumberland, Gentle
mao, deceased, by giving bond as the law directs
he therefore REQUESTS all persons who are in
de bted to Tie said deceased's estate 10 make
immediate payment md those who have any
demands thereon, 10 exhibit he same to
NATHAN GOOLD.
Win itam, Oct. Z, 1918.
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U Domestic Manufactures. ID

GILMAN PRICHARD e. co.
HAVE for sale, at Chambers No Sc, COrnhill,
IL l. opposite The old State House, Boston, a large
and extensive assortment Of
~ .ayBERIC.4N GOODS, IN
Consisting Of
90 sases bleached and unbieached 5HIRTINGS
and SHEETtNGS,
20 do. GINGHAMS, CHECKS and STRIPES,
6 do. BEDTICKINGS, CHAMBRAYS and
DIAPERS,
10 do. white and cold. Sewing Threads aud Cot
ton Balls,
bales black and blue BROADCLOTHS,4
5 do. black and blue mix'd SATIINETTS,
20 cases Knnpt HATS,
5000 lbs. warranted YARNS. Nos { to f2,
Knitting Yarns--Tow Cloth Wndsor Sap, &c.
&c. ON Boston, Nov. 2, 1913.
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>AsN
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Entrances and cleara1lces at The Custom House.
ARRIVALS.
Oct. 27th.--Arrived, schr. Penobscot- Packet
Poland, from St. Andrews, via Bristol with plas-
ter and herring-ship Hebrus, Harris, from Rich
mond, for Bath, in baIlast--schr. William, Drink
water, from Baltimore, with -four and wood
brig Galen, Heating, from Havana with coffee g
sugar-schr, Eunce, Robbins, from Gaud4loupe,
with molasses-29th, soop Venus, Roberts, from
st. Johns, with rum and molasses. -30th, brig
Brutus, WadIin, from Kennebunk, with lumber
3tst, brig Susan, Woodbury., from Boston, with
dour--schr Return, Webber, from Boston, with
lOur--schr, Dolphin, Poleys, from Boston, with
-four & wood-sehr. Planet, Dyer from Boston
brig Milo, Blanchard, from Baltimore, with four--
brig Mentor Baston, from Warren II. I. with
aour.--Nov. list, brig Mary, Warwick. from Ha-
vana, with molasses--scLr. Recover. Deering
from Boston, with -four aud rum--slooP Joseph
Stanwood, from Boston, with merchandise.
cLEARAScEs. t.
Foreign.-Oct. 30lh. cleared brig Statira, Da-
Wis, for the West Indies-schr. Dorcas-Ann, Tit
comb for Sc. John. M
6. Cooslwise.--0ct. 9th, cleared schr. Harmony,
Black stone, for Boston--schr. Buffalo. lee for
Nobile--slo0p Aurora, Thomas. for Rnston. Tih
sloop Yotary, SfnrkmaD. FOR Boston--.luup Nr.-
Waite, for Lubec.---2sth, schr Arcias. PriLcs Tor
Philadei phia--schs Laura, Stevens, for Daren ~
S0th, brig James Msnroe, Sawyer. for Eastport-
sloop Packet Lowell, for Bost0n--slooP Ranger,
Sawyer, for Alexandra.
sHtFPfSG MEMORANDA.
severe gale was experienced on sd and p 9Th
Of sept. al Port Royal. A great deal Of damage
was done along the coast.
On lst Oct. lat. n. %, long. Ga, %, was spoE-
en-, brig Harriet Newell, from Lubec for Trini-
dad--repoTted that on. the I'D, he experienced
a gale, which increased on the 24th--handed all
sail and lay too under bare polls--in the course
Of the day be lost his deck load, carrying 18th i
his boats, anchors, and cables, and sweeping ev-
cry thing from the deck--his topnlast yards, and
sails attached, blew away--the gale still increa
sing, the brig went down on her beam ends, and
filled with water--they were five days haillng
and pumping, before they succeeded in freeing
her from water: all her provisions were destroy
ed and water casks stove, aud their only Deepen
dence was on the clouds, which afforded them
but scanty allowance-was supplied, and to
reach port was their object.
The Harriet Newell was spoken again, Oct
z, lat. % Ion. SO, steering for Turks-Island,
under jury-masts.
At Fort ROYAL, about Sept. 20, sch, Wis
slow, from Portland, just ar. Sch. Amizon, Of
Bath, was lying off St. Pierres.
Fort n ov5I. 81 milf tho IIniou' R0vJ n
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THE fnblcriber hereby gives psblic notice to ali
concerned that he has been duly appoint ed
aad taken upon himlelfthe truR of Adminillrator
of the effate Of BNOCH MoULTONIate of PORT
land 10 the county of Cumberland, GoldGmiIh, de.
ceafed, by giving bond IS the law direen--hs
therefore rsquels all perfons who are indebted to
the faid deceafed's ellate to make immediate pay
ment and thofe who have any demands thereon,
70 exhibit the fame to
TIMOTHY FLETCHER,
Portland, Oct. 90
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When the Persians under Xerxes invaded
Greece, their naughty general sent these words to
Leonidas, the commander of the Grecian forces
$ Surrender your arms" Leonidas wrote, and
returned this answer ON the same paper: : Come
and tahe them.n
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NEW GOODS !
WILLIAM MLELLAN,
Is now opening for TALE frelh fupPly Of
,Seasonable Goods.
AMONG WHICH ARR

AMONG WHICH ARE - 8 q
Broad Cloth-Calhmeres 3attinets-F lanneis--
Baizes--fgured Salisbury Fianneis-- Cadimere
Shzwls Of all colors--6gured do Merino do
Bomha s--Wildbores-TartsR Plaid,--Durants
-Duroys-Britilh Cottons-India do black.
brown aud green Tabby Velvets-red blue and
green fix do.-siIk vs'vet Vefting sain do. OF
differen, coours-ge ntIemen's beaver Gioves--iz-
dies brown, yellow and black do limit alton
Shawls, of various colours-printed do-yellow
& figured Velvet Bindings-Italian Sewing Silk of
all colours Green Canton Crspe7-Ital,sn do
quality and Shoe Binding Worried Balls-black
and white Down Trimmings brown yell
low and fpettsd Fur do.-Cords aud Tsfeis--
Ha.bands, with do - hinelle Cords and Bra,ds
of all colours-Ladies' IndifrenGble cl4fps-
Purfe do --Frepch Haircombs-- Tortoise fhslI do.
PATE do.--common Snaps-barrel 90. habit
Button.--Small ScGors-Pen aud Delk Knives,
very nice---chain Buttons--co With fet Diamonds
--Fifes--Ciarion t5c &c, too numerous TO par
ticularixe, cHxAP FOR cAsH ONLY.
Nov s. Nfl
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4 HE fabfcriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned that he has been day appointed
and taken upon himfelf the truR Ct Ezecutcr of
the Taft Will and Telament Of MATILDA HAN.
SON late Of Wndham, in the county Of Cumbsr
land. Widow deceafed, by giving bond a. the law
direas-He therefore requests all psrIons who are
indebted TO the laid deceaieds elaie TO make i'm
mediate payment; aud thoTe who have any &c
mands thereon, 10 exhi5it the fame 20
NATHAN OC0fr.
Windban Oct 7 1873
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Professor ScuRoETER, German astronomer,
has calculated that the tail Of the Commet which
appeared in 1871, was 1855, 200 geographical
miles in extent, being little more than half the
distance of the earth from the sun.
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NOTICE "a hereby given 20 the hsirs and essdi.
- tors Of he eaale Of ELIAR LATHAM, lafe
Of Gray. ID. the. esaatY of Cumberland Backfmith
deceafed, aod al others eoneGrned--thag Betty
La ham, aaminiaFaErix of faid sla'e, hss exhibited
70 msths fubfcriber. Judge Of The Court of PRO.
bate. within and for lad county, her hril account
u standardization OF faid eltate, alto rsqusasd ian
allowance cur II the perGona slats az said dsceaf
ed aud order 20 fell the remainder, and THAI
The fame will be eonhdsrea At PROBATE Court TO
be held Oh Probate Office. ia Portland, iu laid
county, on the fourth Wednesday Of November
uext 4 ten O'Clock in the forenoon, when and
where they may Be rreient and ihew csufe, IL
any they have why the fame iholld not be allow
ed
Given under my hand At Portland this twenty
eighth day OF October in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and eighteen.
SAM FREEMAN.
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A Frankfort article says the first DECISION
of the equipages Of the Emperor Of Austria,
consisting Of Is carriages. and rs fine horses,
had passed there on the way TO the great
Congress at AK la-Chapelle.
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B. & q. WILLIS,

b. & q. WILLIS,
OFFER FOR SALE, ia addition 70 their for
~ mer supply
50 packages Of prime SEASON.
ABLE GOODS,
most complete assortment Of COT
TON and WOODEN GOODS. on their usual &C.
commodating terms. \ - fLS9~-- a Il
10 cases French 81 Canton Goods,
consisting Of from Sd TO / Merino Shawls-I mi-
tation Merino ditto--Garniture-- and Tatfe-
ia Ribbons--PIaid plain Figured and Levantine
Siks--Canton Crapes-Silk Shawls-- silk velvet
Plush and Merno Trmings--siIk Hose and Gloves
fancy and plain silk -Pumes--Chen-
lille Cords, sc. &c.
--L1KEWTSE-
bale Turkey Hearth Rugs
ditto Super Saxony Cloths, black, blue and
coloured. NOu.2.