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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-14

hsneEt Of our Immediate Union with tie
80 and powerful state Of Massachusetts,, and
I,scusl, an its peculiar privileges. Bot in
6tsi place, We already iormed ourselves a
sv important part OF that gFeat and power
state. AZ the last census our population
i about third Of the whole, and the ratio
andy improving 10 our favour so that
bslfa century the balance will fall on this
"a OF New Hampshire. Secondly, We are
-r.;ed 10 The protection Of the United States
.ga,osi foreign invasion and Cor this purpose
q are still authorized under the federal con
.,;tuon 10 claim the auxiliary assistance Of
! u,ssachust Us herself, as member of the
aoion--from our peculiar frontier position
IN il is evident. ihat We ought 10 have the
;nlepenoenl direction and coitToGl OF our mil
;,sry strength and resources.
Tba. Maine moreover is destined herself to
tteome graf and powerful state, even sep
,,ste from Massachusetts, 20 one al all &C
4 a,sned with her local affairs and conversant
<anl me progressive Causes OF Get national
8 .fosreriiy, can On detection for 4 moment
n hesitate 10 entertain rational confidence.
Thee uuses, il is true have had to struggle In
htr cas-, with climate less rropiiUus Illan Is
vuoycd by some Of the Southern and West
ttn stclions Of Tie uuion ; and Us unfavour-
ale influences lave been increased ~ dis
oourscing succession OF seasons which have
Y soniribued ID produce Kind Of ympalhetc
Repression between tne Interests OF ihe district
and tie spirits OF Us population. These clond:
are however happily passing away, and the
sun has ;gsin shone with all his genial radi-
snoe sninaiing the earth and crowning he
year, 50 as 10 make il literally year OF the
IrghI hand oflhe most high.
In this particular view of her situation, il
could not bot become an object Of interest &c
bs friends Of Maine 70 consider what aid
eould be administered to her welfare what
xere The mos, efieclual methods that could be
adopted 10 deyeiope The natural capacities Of
the district ADD increase The restricted activity
. az its citizens II became q serious subject OF
] enquiry among them what could be done tc
extrcate the causes Of Der growth and great
ness from their recent embarrassment and ex-
cite their latent energies. And il was nat
ursl source Of reflection how far il was incum.
bent on their part to contribute and employ
their most eficacious exertions for these i'm
porisni purposes. 1t was obviously mos
Important consideration 10 ascertain wha
could efectualIy he done TO cherish the spiri
Of enterprise and check that otemigration--tC
cultivate the Ich and various resources OF thu
portion of our country, and preserve there a.
funds for The encouragement oi her naive tai
enis and the adyanceme of her useful inter
ests-to promote internal improvement-tC
: produce distinguishing sentiment Of patriotic
self respect-and inspire strong and con
cenirated local interest in the prosperity Of
Maine. The answer 10 these inquiries from
the voice of Der virtuous and enlightened pop
ulaiion, by plurality Of Ten thousand, was
Independence. CYMON.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts,

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
To the Honorable Justices ofhe Circuit Cour.
Of Commsn Pleas, begun and holden al Port
land, on the third Tuesday ofJme, A. u.
1919
FLEAZAR VYER, OF said Portland, Gold
T. Smith and THOMAS WARREN, Of said
Portland Merch1nt--HUasLE SHEw--That they
A re seized in fee and 10 common with some person
or persons to yopr petitioners unknown. Of seven
twelfth rsrs Of certain Lot parcel Of Land
situated in said Portland, lying on Fore River,
and containing about twelve Acres more or less
bounded and described - follows. viz :-Begininc
al Tie Southeasterly corner of land, owned bv
Henry Titcomb-thence running Northwestern
by said Ticomh's land thirty rods, to land owned
by Matthew Cibb and Asa Clap, and from thess
bounds running Southerly by said Cobb and CIaps
land, keeping and maintaining the widta OF thirty
rods TO Fore Rser.-And that your petitioners
DESTROYS OF having their seven twelfth parts of
said Lot set of to them by metes and bounds -
They tLeiefore pray this Honorable Cont, that
such proceedings may be aad relating TO ibe prem
ses as to law appertain. and that their said seveG
twelfth parts may be assigned and set off to them
20 hold u .eyeralty .--By aeir attorney,
JOSEPH POPE
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THE subscriber hereby give, public notice {

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
i all concerned, tia, he has been duly appoiat
I'd aud taken upon himset the trus, of Executor
of the last Will and Testament of PRLEG CHAN
DLER late of New Gloucester 10 the county o.
Cumberland, Esquire, deceased, by giving bond
as the Law direcss-He therefore requests all per-
sons who are indebted TO said deceased estate 10
make immediate payment and those who have
any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the same for
paymentto PHILIP CHANDLER.
New Gloucester, Sept. s, 1919.
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CUMBERLsND, IS.
AZ Circuit Court Court Of Common Pleas III
he first Eastern Circuit, begun ondI0iden
at Portland, laithin 4 for The county Of Cun-
beriand on he third Tuesday Of June, a.
d. 1915
on the foregoing Petition, OnDRRED--Th4t
he Petitioners notify al persons interested in the
Lands therein described, ny causing a Copy Of
their said Petition, and this Order thereon 10 be
published in one oftle portland newspapers three
weeks suecessiYcv. the last publication 70 be 80
least thirty days before The third Tuesday Of No
veuiber next, that they may appeal. It hey see e.
at the said Cirenit Court cs Common Pleas. thea
10 be holden at Portland nithin aud for the said
County ef Cumberland AND shesy csuse. If any they
have Why the prayer Of said Petitioners :. I'D not
be granted.
Att. GEOHGE BRADBURY. CicrL,
"A trne coPy.-afiest
GEORiE BRADBURY, CLrE.
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TRANQUIL LODGE,

OF FREE AND ACCEPTED M.4SONS, in the
town of Minot, will be Consecrated. and It's Off,
GERS publicly Installed, On " EDNEsDAY, The
trentu-ninth inst. on which occasion an address
will be delivered by Brother JAcoB HILL, Ese.
IL Ogicers & Brethren Of neighbouring Lodges
and srjourning Bre,hren, are respectfully invited
70 attend.
Per Order Of ne r. ". Master,
JOSEPH KEITH, Secretary.
lNinof, September 2. a Il. j8l9.
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DR.. DAVID G.. BARKER

WILL shortly remove his family to bis former
w residence in Durhom-His friends in that
town and vicinity are informed that he shall soon
be ready to attend upon those who may need his
assistance in the line OF bis profession.
If il should be asked why Dr. 3. has quit an
extensive and successful practice in the county of
Hancock, he would inform such enqurers that the
great risk and fatigue in attending The sick upon
the Islands, has injured his constitution and indu-
ced his return.
Senteuber ia
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On Wednesday, 10th inst, the Rev. STEPHEN
CHAPLIN, was solemnly set over the Baptist
Church and Societyin North Yarmouth, a. their
Pastor and Teasier. Rev. Robert G. Stare, Of
Wooiwich, offered the introductory Prayer-Rev.
Jeremiah Chaplin, Theological Professor in the
Maine Literary and Theological Institution de-
Nivered the Discourse, I'd. Tin. !, 2. . Preach The
HOrd".-lhen followed the laying on Of hands
with Prayer by Rev. Silas stesrns, Of Bath
Charge, by Rev. Benjamin Tiicomb, Of Bruins
wick->Right hand of Fellowship by Rev. l. b.
Ripley, of Notwithstanding Prayer, by Rev.
Robert Low, Of New Gioucester
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ROYAL LINCOLN,

ETAs taken the Store next door below NJ,
4 RosERr BorD, Ess5sngs Street where he of
fers for sale genera assortment Of
French, india and Amer
lean GOODS, VIZ
SUPREME and common BsoADei oras
Double mied and COMMON CasnxrsRs
Whine aud colcu-ed Fannels
One bi'e Rose Blankets
Twa bales aaorted Bombazstts
Queen Clohs
Dsvonfhre Kerfeys
Veltings-Rzrinetts
figured BombaEetts
Guernley Shirts aud Drzwefs
nutfl la Coatiugs--Swanskins
Figured and pian Nankin aud Canton Crspss
Green Canton Grape
Back and white ltxiiau Cape
Irifh Linens
Linen Cambtics
Long Lawns
Cotton Cambries
Cambria Mushns
Plain Leno, Book and Fancy Mb,Hns
Inita ton aud Printed Shswls
"a Cashmere 6hawls
SiHchxw aud anrsoett Lustrirfs
Black Florence LudrIngs
Green Figd Bonnet Silk
Six and l3ODy Vetvets az cooCrs
Flag, BandanDa, Back Silk and Fancy Hand
kerchiefs
Calicoe., 81 Ginghan1s
India Cacoes
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Russz and Americ al Diaper
Large Assortment Of RIbbznds
Cambria aud Commou Dmoiss
Silk, Beaver and Kid Cloves
Mens Black and Mixed Worsed Hose
Womens sck and Slate Do
Linen Check .
s a IA aud "a Table Linen
IA Cotton Dama.k
Back BombzEiDe
Steam Loom ShirtinSs
White aud Fig Muslin Crasats
Black Silk Lace
American Ginghams--Sheeiings
Shirtings- Bedtickings- Sat
tinetts-Threads, &c
Sept IL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-14

THE Stockholders OF CUMBERLA LAND BANK
u are hereby notified that their Annual Meeting
for the choice Of nine Directors for the ensuing
year will he holden at their BANKING House. On
.NOnday the 4h day Of Oci. merit, az o'clock IN
the AfIe, nO0n-AfsO, 10 act on any other business
that may come before them.
JOS. SWIFT. Cash'r.
Cumberland Bank, Sept. IL. 1919.
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BANK OFPORTL4ND.

THE Stockholders Of the BANK OF PORT
j LAND are hereby notified that their Annual
Meeting, will be holden al their BANKIEG-HousF, ,
on Monday ME fourth day Of Octpber pert al D. .
ctock ia The afternoon, for the purpose II choosing
seven Directors for the year ensuing and transact
ing snch other business, relative to said Bank, N
may then cone before then. By order Of the
President & Directors.
Afford RICHARDSON, Ccsh'r
Portland Sept IL. 1919.
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rEvening School :!

THE subscriber has opened an EVENING
l. SCHOOL for instruction in the " various
branches" at the Certre School Room, where he
invites the attention of friends &c.
To such as may place their children under his
tuition he would observe, that no exertion Of his
shall be wanting, . to direc, the young idea how
to shoot" HUGH PRINCE.
Sept. 10.
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FA Decline House,

CITUATED in a central part of the town, !:
- Wauted--fcr which generous rent will be
given.-inqnre at The Gazstte Office.
September IL.
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FOR THE GAZETTE.
LOVELL'S BATTLE.

FOR THE GAZETTE.
LOVELL'S BATTLE.
Saw ye that spirit move along the wave
And tread in silence thro' the hallowed air
Twas the dim spectre of the warrior brave
Who comes to bend him DER his ashes there
He fought in other days-when restless man
Came down in wrath upon his tents so rude
And hellish Vengeance rob'd II Aood began
TO swell its trump throughout alde
His dark red arm was bard, the o19us eye
That glanced in peace along hi - Wild,
Woke at the shout its lightnint lalestr
And gleamd the life star DER h home i'd child
The rising sun beheld the battle storm
md ting'd the dun clouds with a sorry light
His last beam GARD DER many lifeles form
And wing'd lis spirit from the CHASTITY fight.
And where the dawn had heard the conflicts peal
And war-smoke mingled with the morning cl ou6
Now all was calm for death had set his seal
On many warrior, in his moon beam shroud-
The lakelet waves come mumurng to the shore
And curl in lustre round the forms they love;
Whisper well-proclaim the battle Ger
And hymn requiem round the Red-man's grave !
e.
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WiScGsSet Bank.
SnTI0E

T'H G Stockholders Of the WIsCASSET BANK
= are hereby notified TO meet at the BANK
BUILDING, in Wiscdsset, Monday The lth day
Of October nert al 2 o'clock p W. 20 make choice
Of nine Directors for the year ensuing, % trans
act any other business which may then come legal
~ before them. Prorder Of the President and
Directors, II. ROBT, Cash..
Wiscasset, 9Th Sept. 1919
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WILLIAM SW AN,

WILLIAM SWAN,
No. IA Long WhGT,
HAS FOR SALE,
Souchong and Hyson Teas
Refined SaItpetre
Manufactured Tobacco
Retailing Molasses,
Portland Sept IS 1919.
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material point 10 the choice OF delegates is that OF
qnaiiheat'on. Difference OF sentiment OF other
subjects can have no relation 70 this.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-14

fia"HS1"on- Hiuerence OF sentiment OF other
subjects can have no relation TO this
The SsdSOn.--Seldom has the husbandman ex-
Perlenced more bountifully of the goodness of Di-
vine Providence in rewarding his labours and tolls
than for two or three years past. The gloom
every where prevalent, during the memorable
year OF eighteen hundred and sixteen, and the
scarcity and distress which followed are almost
wholly forgotten. The present season il remar
kable for the productions Of the earth. and were
It not for partial ravages Of insects and the fail
ure, IA some instances ofgrain, both the early and
latter harvests would have been without pre-
cedent. While thus blessed in our Agricultural
concerns, let Us not forget to whom we are in
debted for such abundance. And let us not SO
conduct as thosgh plenty will always be our lot.
! he fruits Of the earth may and according to the
course OF nature will probably, long, be again
cut on by the drought untimely frosts il is a
duty dictated by prudence and by recent exper.
fence, for US to keep in reserve some of the most
necessary articles OF subsistence against time Of
need. rcomMuEICATEp
Revolutionary PfasionerS.--It is with much
! pleasure we announce 90 these worn veterans
the pleasing intelligence that ample funds
received from government at the Cumberland Bank
| in this town. 20 meet their demands We UNDER
stand the whole number Of our felIev-ctiZens il
Maine Nho have succeeded in obtaining Certf-
Gates, amount 90 5000 who were entitled 10 draw
\ from the Bunk the Ain inst about 10000 dois.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-30

,c,cut reasoning of the second aud oluQuence
of "a. isiter, furnish elegant commentaries
uron some of the plainest principles of the
Law ' OF war.
By Dr. j. G. Bronaugh-The representative,
Of the state II Tennessee in CongIess--W 10
have spoken the sentiments of their coustitu-
enis. -
of Nis,ssippi How, the laurels OF Jacks will
flourish. :,
While at fable, the resolution Of the Le-
pislature of Pennsylvania, approbatory
Of Gen. Jacksons conduct, was read by
yudyc Overton, as follows:
In the Honse of Representatives of Penn
s,lyania, on the 18th inst. the resolution moved
by MIR Hindman and Mr.. Newi,ard. on Sainr-
tlay the 21ii of last month. approbatory of the
conduct Of Gen. Jackson, was taken MP in The
House Of Representatives, considered and
adorted Yeas So, Nay 70.
The resolution was as follows
L,e,ofred, That the conduct of Major Gene
raj ANDREW JACKSON. in the late war
will, Great Britain, and her savage allies, and
in the late Seminole war, is marked with ener-
py. valor, skill. and patriotism, not surpassed
i'm the annals of our country, aud iAasIunch as
the appreciation 9th country IL the highest
honor that hero 81 patriot can receive: They
therefore approve Of the conduct of Gen.
Jackson IL the decision of Congress- thereon
aud that the Governor be and he is hereby re-
Quest ed 10 present the thanks Of this Common.
wealth to MAI. GEN, ANDREW JACKSON.
10 a manner that he may deem proper on this
occasion"
I,g nc. Grundy The Legislature of Penn
syIvania they know the sentiments Of the ci-
iizeus Of their state, AMI they have expressed
them, in doing justice to the commanding ge-
neral of the south.
By a Gentleman prsseRt-'rhe Supreme
Court of the state of Tennessee; may il long
continue, as it now is, enlightened and indie
pendent.
BALTIMORE. April 27.-The United
States sloOD Of war Ontario, Biddlc, has
arrived at Annapolis, from long cruise,
last from Rio Jaaeiro. [1ei.
We perceive, with much satisfaction,
by The Price Currcni in Day aud Turner's
" New York Shipping aud Commercial
List" that the premium OH Spanish Dollars
is down 10 d. per centuu. A few days
ago, il stood at,7 per centum. Stock Of
Tue Bank OF The Quilted States is quoted.
on the OBJ Instant, i'll New York. AT 1923
10 1903. The Price Current of Stock, &c.
is barometer which, at the present
moment, Is regarded with deep interest
by those who in,uitively dread the refiux
OF "a baseless paper currency. Nat. Int.
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FOR the ENQUIRER.

II is strange, but moi less strange than
true, that every branch OF The government
OF lie United States appears disposed 10
encrOacli upon the duties assigned hy the
constitution 10 each of them respectively.
he general government is divided into
three classes executive, legislative and
Judi lal: the powers of each branch are
accurately aud clearly defined, both as it
regards eacll other, and as it regards the
stale governments. Bun Notwithstanding
this, there have arisen IN these latter times,
men, who seem disposed 10 strengthen
Tie arm OF the general govern aneni al The
expense oi the states, whO pretend 10 jus.
iIy The unwarrasiable usWrpaiiOn, by
bringing forward the Tord rrcessarv,"
used iu The constitution, and constituting
il so as 10 Wraa " conrerieW." Now, eve
~ person knows how Inherent are The
meanings oi these tWO words. According
% MIR. Aslir, " ncccssGJg" implies TIE per-
forinarcc OF az act " iHfispsp@tiy veln
SITE" drCiirc bgSecrifabh cogscg geu-''--
whereas tie word ." Conreigrd' signifies
~, suitable. eoawsli,t." TIE disc. ret
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NIX. HELEkIAB FORD. ...SiR--As YOU are moi Am
LR inhapi'Hnt OF this commemorative yon are bereb,
required totake notice thai Satnrda, the 10Th da ~
Jul, next, between the hours O'Clock in the fore
noon ana In the afternoon, shall proceed al The
aoe y, yonh JttSr III gainesville IN The county Of
Amelia and state of Virginia, TO take the de,osI,ions
Of Henr, Haskew, Edward Green, Jones wood and
Ion' Pollard and Others to I've read IN evidence ir
sun depending IA the county ~ Amelia in bich
am paiEiiH and Yourself aud others are defendants
AIN, &c. &c. NANCY FOKD
Amelia, April 81. IIs To-,
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ne rhskS. James HendiicE, Lawson Robson ana
L'A Eifaheth, his wife-As Jon are Not residents
:" a, rms s.aie, NOTICE, That Oh the 7h da, OF
May next, shall al Prince Edward courthouse ,ake
Inc Deposition. OF Dr. Peter Matiauer and others
oh the i9in Gay oftbe same month my own house IN
Tue comfy NJ bnchinghain, take suudTy depositiops-
On me fath and 26th DAYS of the same month al the
Eagle Hotel IN the city Of Richmond tbe dispositions
wa on the 2Itb day ofthe same month at the house
"I Capt. Arthur Jones, in the county Of Madison Ala
pana territory, take depostions-Iud the tn dsy
V, ;"e ntHt' AZ hhnsvIie, Alabama take drposiiions
All Of which intend offering as evidence In ami, in
ehancery brought in the county court Of cnnheTlsnd
against mr. ana others, by John iuhson and Elizabeth
DIS w'ie, and Others To which sut yon are partifs
Yours, respectfully, E. FL HEN DRIrK
Amin so. ,ts
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I'm Monday, fhe nm Of Hay al II O'clock will nc
- so'd at our auction store. an aud months credit
'ot approved paper, valuable assortment OF DRY
bS-aWenniing In up~ ards Of s 30 OGO n great
rop"it"n OF "hich ATE OF this springs i'm portatiuns
a"u soipfite rs General an rs was ever Of
,eIe" VI 'hs pace The sale, II not completed on The
nrst day. Will he continued til close
April 10 ~ ~.
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WIZ he gwen to any one who will deliver l., me IN
ms ciiy two negroes. named AMEY aud he: SON LEN
VEL, who absconded from III, service about five or s>
weeks SINCE. his woman and hoy were hired by me
rom MI Joseph e Price, and At is suspected by him
uey,ma1 ne appiehended ~ ihe neighboih hood Of Nj
john kiDbrough's, In Hanover OF near The mills ~,
hessIs. joseph WIN. pabne., in Louisa County -.
hmey Is about IS years If age II DARK cOnpieyio
comm sNion. v TlrE
April 30. ,Is wax
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[FoR THE ENQUIRER.

Il Es..s o. l.
~ the representation offered in Mr. Amder-
sons advertisement relative TO Female Educa-
ton. which appeared in the last Emauirer, has
nyfOundaIlonin truth or proha bility, hesitate
not to pronounce ia one OF the most i,,IereStin.
circumstances that have ever attracted public
attention. Gould tue fact be realized that
within tile snort space of two years, youug
lady may acquire a sufficient knoNledge of
Latin aud Greek to read tie best authors ~
those celebrated languages, the imagination
can scarcely conceive ihe pleasing consequence.
rs which must result from such an advantage.
Every young lacy under twenty, (and Why not
over twentyD must he solicitors to procure
tor herself nm accomplishment, which would
he INSTANTLY felt, aud highly appreciated by
every man OF liberal education, who might lis.
ten TO her. An opposite quotations, o. happy
aIlusion, eVincing an acquaintance with the
admired writer's o. antiquity, would IN the
most distinguished circle. raise the character
OF lady, aud inspire pleasing ideas of the cul-
tiVdied staie 81 her mind. AttgntiOp and
respect, so Hattering TO the female MIND, tsrd
indeed 10 every sensible mind would be
among tie tTsi fruits Of such an acquisition /;
aud Ii 10 Use advantage ofa familiar recoljec-
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\ sizes be iSiucd ;he talcut OF converting in ihe
| modern languages every enc ihs; is capable 1T
judging, must INSTANTLY perceive theaiiractiou
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Hnt ~ - uct fnc 81 vsufege great ~ W j., cl
understands The i'fugrsrtS fhriRvfrss ;iiYi IS
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io uistgie ior rthei ohjectsfsnb q. eirf.ssy iOl
| ~ et!scisi - Fptic Aicrilets. wncg ta.,,.r
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4 King * 9uees June CoWIf, win be SOLD To- lie
highest bidder, for cash, subject to The widow,s
session oi Mrs. Ann Jones. j. " MIIsr
April3i. i-5 .,ds.