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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04
Dublin, June u, ISIS.
MYsTIFICATION IN FRANCE.


Inc London Morning Chronicle is OF opinion
,hat t"ere IS reaiiy no riUt to overthrow the
legitimate soFsreign Of France, but that the
whole account Is nothing more than TO use the
language OF THAI edior.)" II niySfifcatiOn."
Ia order to show that there could not lave
been any serious and settled plan to obiige the
present sovereign TO HJiicafe, and form a new
MINISTRY, we give the two following ron.radic-
tory $to. ciuents OF tie mdHneri u which ii was
reported, t''ai tiie OiliCes we're to be distribu.
anL2.
!. Gen. Cancui Minister OF war.
,. Do1adipu- do. do
i. Douadieu-C Commander of Tie Division of
Paris
,. go person mcntioned)
!. ". de CbdleaubriaDd--Mi Minister for Fo-
rCf;u Affairs.
2 Duke dc Fiiziame do.
1. NJ. de VIiele- Minister Of the Interior.
z. Chaieaubrand do.
/ NJ de Giugcs-Minister of Marine.
2. No person aieniioned.J
l. Villsie Minister Of Finance.
=. (NO person mentioHei.)
We also cAiraCt from lie same paper, fof
July o. tho following Article Oh the same sub.
jeCt.
weyeserday received The following letter rom our
correspondent &c PdtI Tsiutye lDc iepOitd con sol
iacy " viii be seen f0p tae details hc gives that IL
is s"g VI private pot which I. at 10 he revealed b.
means ofany public investigation, aud W have cvery
reason to believe stared m paper ofytstcfday
that Tie Whole is ~ point Of f1ct mySfihc0tiDU
some tic Ulua oJalists have very ndiscieel n
giving uerauce TO tier dscOn; eit ana they have in
consequence become involved ~ pot without being
aware that tbey we're conspifaiofs.
Paris, JHy2
The conspiracy, Of which gave you some
account ~ my last, has taken The place of the
loan Us The topic Of tie day. No pains are
spared by Ministers and tkeir friends to en-
force belief OF its reality Ii appears, in-
deed that the former have got something like
evidence into their hand, and that they had
already instructed flfg Agfneu,y Al N
JACobEEOT nE PAMPELUNE, to proceed npon
IL, whSn a letter from fhe KING 10 VI. De CAFES,
which has been much talked of, aud which tbe
friends Of Ministers are BdustriOusly ciIcnla.
ing ihe contents OF, put a stop 10 all prosecG-
lioU. The purpOIt OF this letter as described
by these, Is, that his MAJESTY knows already
bat too much on ibe SUBJECT, aud desires no
further investigation may take place, fedglul as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04

admission OF Il capuchin 10 4 ceremony
of sheer vanity, and of obsolete ETH
queitc, doesnoi much contribu'e 10 restore
,heveneralion oil The Spaniards Tor their
Monks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-04
[From Me London Times OF Jars G. !
BATTLE OF WATERIOO.

The work ct The PruSSiau Lieutenant Col.
de Plato, which has been lately published i u
Europe, under the title Of The war OF Com
b!ned Europe against France in 1915, contains
list OF the losses sustained by the memorable
campaign From !Lis account. founded on OF
fetal documents, the killed, wounded and mis-
sing, had been as follows:
Officers. Men Horses
English ANA Hanoveriaus, gfG i2OS7
Netherlands and Nassau i1d SyJl 1899
Brunswick, % i,4iG laJ
1919 n sgt 7eo
The Prnssian army lost, 1913 as,sO7
Grand Total, 1899 5O39i 1850
The number of horses LOST BIZ the English
and PrusslanS has not been mentioned.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09

DEM B. FOSTER. Clo,hes az ssccarappa falls
- wifhes TO inform the pubIick that he bought
three cardiRgs Machines the iaa year and for the
future will carry on the cardiog of wool with three
Machines--one for metino wool and two for com
mon wool. For earding full biooded merino wool
ten cents per pound half do eight cents, quarter
do tx cents common do. FIVE cents per pourd
for csrding and two cents for oing per pound
He thanks the publick for 70 large ihare of the
wool carding the lalt year, and thinks that he has
given full fatisfsc,ion, az no complain, has been
made. He has his Machinss 10 good order and
can card into rolls one hundred and feventy five
pounds per day, He will warrant good rolls clear
from nubs if well picked and oiled thoie from
Cape Elizabeth, or any perfon that comes tx miles
or more with wool, can have their rolls to carry
back with them by waiting iIiort time. He
cardsd into rolls the Iaft year upwards of twelve
ihoufand pounds and could have carded twenty
if the wool had been brought 20 his mill. He car
ded more than four thoufand pounds the afs year
than ever was carded before in one ieaion at this
place.
Wsiibrook, June 9Th 1873. Nv.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09
UP Seasondble Goods.
EDWARD HOWE.
NO 5. MERCHfy.

NOS MERLHiSI*S EObs
HAS for sale the following GOODS which he
Il L offers al the ioteest prices for cash apron
ed credit achoicSae or retaiiyz black blue brown,
drab, red and mix'd BRO dDCI0TIfS-black
blue, mixd drab buff and white G CASHMERE
yigonia Cloths end Beaveretts--Crape Shawls--
Nankin, Canton and italian Crapes--cheap Cali
Goes and Cambria Prints-s-4 and 10 Linens
British Cotton shirtings--American sheetings-
Long Lawns and oil Cotton Cambrcks--
Linen Cembricks--T Thread Laces--5ack and
white silk Lace--silk and Versailles VessiGgs-
yellow & blue Nankins---Cottou Cashmere
ton Stripes--Seersuckers and green Ratti-
nets Furniture Dimoty--Chntz and plate Fur
nltDres--Cambriok Mnsins--Leno, Null. Jaconets,
ookand India Muslins--Gingh ams--black Italian
observation-disclosures Silks---sarsnets--6gur'd aud
plain Bonnet Slk--rich igur'd white and color'd
Sattins-biack Sattin--sik Velvets--BFaids and
Ferrets--Italian and India Sewing Silks--bandan-
ma flag, black & fgur'd silk Handkerchiefs-blac
and white silk Goves--black cotton do--white &
color'd Sewing Coton--Wire d0,--linen Cam
bricks Characterization aud Cn,ntz Shawls-
Linen Cambrick Handkfs.---tndia Checks--Inda
Sottons--twil'd buff Naukn--Silk Twst--biack,
blue and white Shalloons-Ma ltese, gilt. fancy.
pearl and silk Buttons--corded and fgur'd Cam
bricks-Prince Regents Cord Cottonets-
ham mbrellas-Russa Sheetings aud Crash
Platillas--brown Linen---sik and beaver Gloves
ladies maitland long white and colorsd kid Gloves
-Bambooand dress Fans uslin Robes--Tot-
ton Damask-silk, worsted and cotton Hose Kid
dernnster and Straw Carpeting, &c. June 2
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09
Nathan WinsloW,
nFFERs for faIe at hIs fore at the Ign Of
~ the Whale, jafs below the Hay Scales

Winter and Summer qrainea Spern,acsti
OIL,
of hyperion quality, for burning This Oil, in =
lamp property trimmed. direc,ie of which will
be furnifhed gratis is warranted 70 burn until en-
haufed without foufhng or picking up, produces
no more smoke than candles less liable 60 CREATE
abou, houle fafsr on account Of ere not fub;ect TO
~aite by being placed IN current Of air, and by
&C ual experiment proves ss cheap as candles at
ten cents Ter pound Il Is likewile preferable 10
any other CREATE for oiIing wool ii makes il run
smoothly, does not become glutincus by layirp
any length OF time and the yarn is ea6'y cieanled
He lkewife keeps large afortment of plated
brais and iapaned LAMPo--pocket and large
Lantherns.
w. being connected with thofs carrying on
che wha'e hihery and having his oil see ded az rhe
Factory, he can with The greatel confidence war
rant Il to be good can be procured in the Uni
ted States
Wool and Rolls bought, Gold and Stored
NJ B Lamps and Oil furnifled on trial 10 be
listers, from TO galons, aud fen. gratis to any
part OF the town.
They likewife keep general aaorxnent of
STEEL aud BAR iRON--tiARD WARE PRO
VISION, GROCERIES, and aluppiy of MACHINE
AND HAND CARDS, of all deicrip,ions. made
b, john WIssLow & CO. equal to any in thi.
la,e A new kind of Cattle Cards much approved
Of bea Of Englifh Comb Plate and Emery
Liks-rnx FACTORY YARN, from the noG an
proved factories.
ESSENCE OF SPRUCE by the barrel or final,
quantity, and directions for brewing the fame
which makes an excellent and cheap beverage
A-yOrders given for any of the above article,
will be puoctually attended to-
Iu1e q.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09
John Iukeu's Estate.

TO be fold at public Auction, by order of the
court, on the premlfes on the twenty fourth
day o. June inli at one O'Clock in the afternoon
the whole or 70 much of the Real Eitate of JOHN
Turkey, late Of Raymond, in the county Of Cum
berland cooper deceafsd, as will produce the fun
of SIX hundred and twenty dollars, to pay the juft
deh.s OF faid deceafed with incidental eharges-
Said real elaie conffts of the homelisad of fsid
deceafed with the buildings thereon. hluated 10
faid Raymond, containing ABOUT ifty three acres,
excepting ont of the fame Ok acres fet off TO the
Widows tower--and the whole iutjsct to a mort
gage of about eight hundred dollars.-AIfo one
third Of two hundred acres Of laEd Giuated in
Freeman IA the county Of Somerfet, being los No,
4 in range A and Lot No. i. 10 range ALTO at
the fame time and place, the remainder of The
perfonal eiiate Of faid deeeaisd, by order Of the
Judge of Probate.
Dated this fecond Gay of June 1878.
EDWARD MEAYBERRY, Admr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09
Elegant French Goods.
B. & G.. WILLIS.

H4l- MARKET ROW,
IL AVE just received from New-York, q great
Il L variety Of
FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
CONSISTING Or
Plain and twilld Silks, of the most fashionable
colours
Hall dress Handkfs. fancy colours
Elegant dress Shawls and Hdkts. from 5-4to 6-a
square.
Real Barcelona fancy head Handkfs.
Lace Nandytes, new style, at 1856
Artificial Flowers and Plumes
Merino half Handkfs.
Spoos Silk, for working embroidery
40 lbs sewing Six Of fancy colours
White silk Lace, Ga wide-Ribbons
Marseilles knotted Bed Quilts
Black double Cloak Satin--Prunelle Shoes
Silk Hose and Gloyes-long white hid Gloves
Black silk Mo'eanfor pantaoons
Double and single black EloTentine Vestings
Fancy Marseilies Vestings-lnen cambria Hdkfs.
India seersuchas, IA at so cts. per yard
Fine Flag, Bandanna and Romal Handkfs.
1 case silk Umbrellas
Super Fnrni;ures-- Copperplates
Steam Loom Shirtings--Bri,ith Cottohs
oalcses-Faetory Ginghams
Bleach'd and unbleach'd Factory Cottons
Factory Stripes &C. &c June o.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09

THE subscriber has imported per Galen, from
i London, the following among great variety
OF other SEEDS, viz RYE GRAss, IREFofI,
ST.. FoIN LucERH, BURNET, MEADow-OAT-
GRASS, MAsGEL WoRzEL, or root Of sCARUTY,
TALAvFRA Wheat, ESGLIsH Eye and BAR
LEY. Amateurs Of agriculture will be cheerfuiiy
supplied with samples Of the above mentioned
Seeds, by applying at my house.
Also
For sale, one bushei Of the iafge Norfolk TURsIP
SEED, and half bushel of the seed of the Swedish
TuRsIP, or RurA BAsA, I believe known here by
the name OF Lapland Turnip. tn. most valuable
root 10 the world except the Posatoe, aud cultivat-
ed like the French Turnip (The Swedish Turnip
Seed was imported last year, For the two last
articles apply either my bonse to Messrs. n.
a. l.. DANA, Merchants. Portland.
Minot June s. WILLIAM LADD,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09
Sale al Auction.

THIS Day, 10 O'Clock at No s, = ones
Pov, Exchange Street, rhere the subscriber
has opened an AUcTros Room,
% Elegant IL to 50 inch W aisers
~ do Kuife Trays and Bread Dishes
Britania Teapots
Officers yellow and white gifted Swords
Military sashes-Epaulets,
Riae-~t Spy Glass
Gold aud gilt Observation-Disclosures
Morocco Pocket Books and Purses
90 dozen c. Plates
do Horse Collars
A small invoice Of Books and Maps, sc. &C.
N. ID. Convenient Rooms for storing Furniture
&C. consigned for public or private sale, and good
cellar room tor storing heavy articles.
ID. PHASE, An'ctr.
Portland, June 9, 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09
DIED.

In THIS town, Mrs. MARY, wife Of Bradbury
c. Atwood, aged 25.---She with christian forti-
tude, endured long and distressing illness, with
out complaint, and cheerfully waited for her
eyes to be closed in death, with full assur ance OF
a glorious and everlasting salvation beyond the
grave.
6 The pointed plaques fig silent hro' the air,
Nor twangs The boao, get sure and deep the
wound.'
At the Portland Aims House, where he had re-
sided IA years, Mr.. Henry Lang, aged 85.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09
B. & q. WILLIS,

hAVE just received i'll addition to thsir large
l. l. Stock, few packages prime GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARR
case high coiour'd Furnitures
Go imitation Plaid Calicoes
do black Canton and Barcelona Hdkfs.
I do Canton Grapes, choice colours and hgur'd
Black Nankin ditto
Black and colour,d Levantines--India Cambiet
rich Garniture and plain Ribbons--Long Lawn.
l case Irish Linnen Damask, from 4 to 14-i
L1kcwise, great variety of FRENCH FAN
CY ARTICLES, and case assorted light Cam
brics and Cambria Prints from Sd TO CD, &c. &c.
June 9
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09
GAZETTE .EsssSss NEWS.
PORT OF PORTI AND.
Entrances atfke Custom House.
n

ARRIVALS.
.arrired, June 2, Sloop Fancy Packet, Wait,
from Eastport--3, schr. Olive, Boyle, from Cape
Ann-Schr. Relief, Baxter, from Newyork-brig
Galen, Heating, from Havana-sloop Olive,
Drinkwater, from St. Andrews-sloop Votary,
stockman, from Boston-sloop William, Stani-
ford, from do.-schr. Active, Wait, from do.
with fiour-brg John Adams, Porter, from the
Brazils.-5th, sloop Rachel, Davis, from Bristol
II. l.-schr. Peace, Drinkwater, from Newhaven
9th, sloop Messenger, Porter. from Boston,
TIN, sloop Liberty, Moody, from Bath--brig
Nimrod, Prince, from Newyork--sloop Union
Packet, Polleys, from st. Andrews-schr. Regu-
lar Trader, Fan, from Boston-brig Statira,
Freeman, from Havana.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09

An adjourned meeting Of :" The Eastern
Branch of the Evangelical Missionary Soce
ty in Massachusetts, will be held al Wiscas
set on Wednesday the 10th dag Of June inst
at 3 o'clock P. NJ. in the meeting house, for
the purpose of organizing society in connec-
ton with the parent institution. A public dis
course on the occasion will then be delivered
by the Rev. Mr.. NEcaoLs, of Portland, on the
same day at o'clock 2 NJ.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09
Wholesdle s. Retail
Book q Stationary Store.
WILLIAM HYDE.
HAVING purchafed of MefTrs. Muney and
IL Whitman their whole flock of
p Z. u.L Cx-x..

HAVING purchafed of MeiTrs Mufey and
Ii Whitman their whole flock of
Boks and Stationary,
and taken The Store lately occupied by them, No.
s. Mu1ey's Row, and added the former flock of
VIM. & II Hyde TO the above. now offers for fale
at the above fore, by wholelae or retail on the
mott liberal terms one of the mof completes and
beft chofeD fiocks 10 New England, He will keep
confianiiy on hand good af'ortment of 'Theolog
zeal. Law, Medical, CIaiIicai and School Books,
Blank Account Books and Stationary. Profeffi onal
gentlemen, inilructor. of Academies and Schools,
Merchants IN town and country and Ladies and
Gentlemen generally are mon refpecffully invited
to call at the above ifore, where they are aRured
that every article in this line of buGpes. will be
fold on as good terms al any other Booklsore 10
the United States the mon refpettful attention
paid them, and every favor received aud acknowl
edged with gratitude
June 9.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09

case, we are wiling 10 Iectliy al inadserieni
mistake, although our acknowledgment will
avail the Argus nothing. Tie fact is, the cd
itors of that paper appear ashamed OF having
published the articles to which we alluded,
and attempt TO eytenuate their guilt by aledg-
ing that they had partners in il, thus verifying
the Did adage, that ''misery louss company"
But are there not established principles in
law and reason, 9 that the receiver is as. bad
as the theft and that If an hundred persons
are associated together In the commission OF
crime, the guilt of each man is as great as
though he had individually perpetrated it;
| and that he, moreover, who aids, abets, and
assists, is equally culpable as the actual traus-
gressor Now if the Argus is not in the con
diion OF the transgressor in this case, yet 1t IS
in vain for il TO plead moi guilty TO the charge
of being the abetor Of that transgressor.
The petty bubbles started by the Argus in
its vindication only serve still further to con-
firm US in our opinion Of the wretched, despef-
ate and miserable cause it has espoused--a
cause which every real, genuine, and consls-
tent republican must detest, every humane
and honest man abhor. Every attempt made
by that paper to eYtricate itself from the awk-
ward condition into which it has been hurried
| by its zeal and madness, only plunges 1t still
deeper into the mire by which it is surround
ed. and makes its deliverance the more diff
cult to accomplish.
We regret that we cannot rejoin TO The quo
ta,ion from Falstaf by another drawn from
the same source, and that we cannot make
the reply to the logiek of the Argus that
Prince Hal once made his companion: These
| lies are like the father that begat them
Although many Of the assumptions Of the Ar
Gus bear this resemblance to the extravagan-
cies of Falstaff, in being gross, palpable, &c.
they are destitute OF the wit and humor,
which characterizes those of the fat knight.
They appear rather to have emenated from
the brain Of the Gloucestershlre justice,
ROBERT SHALLOW, ESQ. We should not,
beside, expect, that print protesting such an
inveieracy towards the British as the Argus,
should contain even an extract from an Eng
lsh poet in its columns, without some rep
rehension being annexed TO it; much less,
| that it should show towards it any compla-
cency Since the Argus appears ashamed OF
having undertaken the defence of Bonaparte,
and does not scruple making extracts from
| the FIRST of British dramatists, we expect that
charge of British influence will be prefer
red against it shortly by some of its patrons
and supporters.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09
NOTICE..

THE .ubfcribers having fold their flock of Books
and Stationary to Mr.. WrIrIaM HYDE, who
has taken the lfore lately occupied by aud made
large additions TO the flock, would recommend
him 20 the patronage of our former culomers add
the public generally believing that they may our
chale articles in this line cf bufne(s on as good
terms of him as at any other Booklfore in the Uni
ted states and be as honorably dealt with
MUS3EY X WHITMAN.
Portland, June 9th 1918
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09
SONGS or ZION
JUST pus.ished and for sale by T.. GOOD
J ALE, ,he 81 Edition Of
SONGS OF ZION
By VI. SPRINGER. Inn

bY VT oFNINJEK, JnD.
To these who have seen the frs Edition
nothing need be said in faver Of this little vol
umes--The second Edition con,sina an addition
of this most approved and popular hymns, and
the whole forms the most convenient an;. chean
collection Of spiritual and experimental Songs
ever Jet published. Fpr sale ssso by M. Snrin
ger. Jr. GGrdiner " Cheeyer, H1!iezoeH; vii.
liam Hyde, Portland: w & H HYDE, Bath
and Enock Goodale, Saco Price So so Der
doz. 81 l.2 cts. single
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09

TIVE coparInership under the firm of
4 .Nathan & Isaac Wiasiou,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the fst inst.
All persons indebted to said firm are requested to
make immediate payment to Nathan Winsow, who
continues business at their former store.
NATHAN WINSLOW.
9Th No. 8. 1913. ISAAC WINSLOW.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09
ELIAS KELSEY.
WHICH Aak-

Blue, black, green, OF.
i've, brown and mixed
BROADCLOTHS
Do, cASSIMERES, hn
gle and double mild
Sup. fine undrefs'd Prints
Fine and common Cali
Coca
Superior and low priced
Furnitures
Cotton and linen Cam
hrics
Britih and iteam loom
ShirtiDgs
7-8 and 4 4 Irilh Linen
81, 4-4 q . 4 Clngnams
Black and coIored Cam.
brics
Black FIX Handkerchief
Flag Bandanna and fancy
elk do.
Plain and figured velvet
Bindings
Cotton Laces
Blue and yellow Nanhins
Quality s Shoe Bindings
Cambria Pocket Hdkfs.
Patent and cotton Flag
ditto
Levantines
Black 5inchavs
Do. Sarfnetts
Paid DO.
Double and Gngle Flor
ence
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09

The Winyaw Intelligencer, Of Georgetown,
S. c. asserts that Planter of that neighbourhood
realized one hundred thousand dollars from his
crop of Rice the last year.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09
PRfYATE SALE,
AT B. C. Atwood, Office

!, Head Of Erchange Street,
Cafe Letter PAPER
2 do Foo!lcap do
Is Casks Connecticut Bottles,
which will be fold very Cheap.
| case containing "a HalbdcE
MILL SAYS
l case Clothier's, cloth, head and
horfe BRUSHES. warranted fri quality, from
Foloms Factory.
cafe containing 10 doz fine aud fuper6Es
Ivory COMBS.
20 bags white and brown Suc&R-caft feel
German and Phila Mil Saws
An invoice OF 100 Lrates
CROCkERY WARE,
which sill be fold at fr1sIl advance from fierling
colt; boxes containing INDIA DINING wAkE
at D 90 per box.
Two Wizards patent TIME PIECES.
- All the above goods will be fold on liberal
credit for good paper. April 20
last Published,
And for sale at this Office at the Bookstore of w.
HYDE, and at the stores in Fryeburg,
A BRIEF History OF the BATTLE which was
"A fought tue 9th Of May, 1925, between
Capt. John LOWELL, with his associates and a
body OF Indians under the command Of PAucrs,
Sachem ofthe PigvocEet tribe
By T. SYMsIS,
Faster Of church IN Bradford, Mass.
Price 1915 cents single.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09
aIARRIE D

In Northyarnouth, by Rev. Otis Briggs. Mr.
Ephraim Barrows, to Miss Sally True.-Mr Da-
vid Cleaves, TO Miss Lydia Corliss.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09

.4theneum No. 70,
sUST received at the Portland Bookstore,
y where Subscribers are requested 10 call and
recelye their numbers
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09

To the heirs lega'ses and credi,ors of the ea,c of
WILLIAM cox late Of Harrifon, ia the coun.
fy of Cumberland deceafed
MARY GRAY, late Mary Cox. widow of faid
Asi deceafed, having made application to me for
a warrao, of dover to fet fFto her 10 frveralty,
her portion in the real eate Of faid deceafed, and
ALTO for an order upon the Executor of fad decea(
ed TO deliver 60 her the par, or portion Of his
perfosa eflate Or an allowance out of the fame 10
which Che il hv law entitled You are hereby no
tilted thar the fame will be conldered at Probate
Court to be held a. the probate Office in Portland
in faid county on Wednesday the twenty fecond
day Of July nexs at Ten o'clock 10 he forenoon, =,
which time ard place you may be prefept and thew
caufe If any you have why The same ihouid NOT be
granted.
Gwen under my hand at Portland aforefaid this
fourth day of Jnoe 1913
SAM FREEMAN, Judge Of Probate.
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10 LET,
A vel hsifhed two Rory Dwelling E5oufe 6iu..
ted al The bottom of franklin ffrees conyeriens Tar
aesmnon hzed family, Inquire at this Ckee.
Iune9.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-09

NOTICE IS hereby given, lhAs the ~ ,scrioe.
" has been daly snpointed Guardian of Eben
. ger ThoFndIke. OF ST. George IN the county of
III .coin, anon compos person and has taken
ii; on himself thar srust. by giving bonds. the
law directs. And al! persons hssi demsnds
upon the estate Of the said Ebenezer Ihorndlke
are requested TO exhibit the same end all per-
sons indebted 10 the said estate are called upon
to make payment and sll persons are hereby
forbid en- 10 trust or deal with the said Ebene-
ger Thorndke.
ROBERT THORNDIKE, Guard
Thomaston. Feb. 26, 1875