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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

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inches high, 06put - .tnt.t sd G,bJ S,j,. ",,,S go
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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29

b bnSe low loF Maineto receive upo. 49,,
Dove assertion could lie fouog rVa Which lhs |,
are pledged by The law to iOda. ihs Eupi,
chuset's against all obIigs,;oa. "'lly Nss.,
IS done we are to have Az When III,
and, # the funds should fsII .l 'ae Teaasm
pay third of tue deficiency ''' "ese !
act And the third Of the =, - says d.
lunds' which may happen 10 i . = . Ten
low ao'hng, that it was thought NM : ,auel ts.
bind Us BY the act 10 pay ! -, n Necessary i
e,ency' should i happen, to eoabls i y af
chase five millions Of acres Of Is0% me = 0Fet
thins over A few facts NAV eve. W. ~ sSas-
travagant and unfoundeJ as.e,,i poee 10y q.
year 1915 the treasurer's report t. 4. ! y
lature shews our funds at that r.' II 'af iess.
been Si,588,37 u and IT, F eal' lOhars
owed TO be Sl,525,9l3.5l, and e i Se aea
s249' 100, 20 were 3 per cent gai Tsss \ laDdl
s'ock which was 50 much below ~ = !, '''ss
iunds were not equal 70 the Debt. II III ~
And yet the third part of ourhhI. NJ oWta
10 Tie address IS 10 make Us guile FIX !
MS IS kInd q healing plaster O. III II I
70 be occasioned BY the ca,,,r- IN 'et
'ands from time 10 tine by conm;s., y y oui
enhancing their value 10 Msss;rbasan"'',''' afa
own toll, e&ertion and expenditure = W
This address is equally rern,ia
~ rs estimate Of tbe annual e.p,t,;... Is
the state and The amount paid III H. ~' !, n
wards SIT. Ii is from a series Of vs.r, ~ "
qual expenditures are ID be correc,l,, L. ~. e.
ed 4 large part Of The sum naid L IN
treasurer which IS mentioned in lbs III ~
was Tor interest on tie debts We
therein lies the deception praciiced u .,' y
mat The sum expended was exclusive n +
amount paid on account cf the state dsL, n /,
i all important that the people should j..
blngs precisely as they are in relation 3 4,
subject The law ougat TO ID fairly mi III
ly construed, that they may know Ma, NJ.
nay expect or apprehend from rs pro,,s's'
The gloss which The law makers baye sn,,
totheIr law is very deceptive aud erroneous
and experience viii inevitably prove il /, 4.
80, should the people chance ID Be i rrs
caPtivated by it as these addressing r,,;,'
rates and officers . wish them to be- rS.,
he whole, notwithstanding their praises \
the law, there can be no hazard IN propoue,
iug it miserable thing Tor the peope H
Maine ; and such a they ought To reject "
every consideration Of Justice 10 them.ea.,
md their posterity.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29
LEGISLATURE or .WASSaCHUSETTs
IN SENATE.

JUNE 10, 1919.
HE customary annual resolve, for compen-
ssung the Secretary, Treasurer, and the
Clerks, &c. IN the various departments,
were severaAy reported and passed
The Pay Roll of The Senate (amoun,ing
10 1875 doilars)was reported, and acc, pied.
Business referred 10 the next session.
Bill III sddiuQA TO The several acts concern
lng the Militia Orders and Reports on
Aiiiiis Laws: Bill 10 addition TO an act
entitled en- act concerning Poor Prisoners.
end other persons: Collector OF the Gus
toms IN Boston, relative 10 tsxing the Gus
tom House Secretary Bradforc's commu
nicailon. relative 70 the postage of certain
papers @, ders relative 10 encourar ment
10 ihe Mechanic Afts Ebenrzer Bsx,er's
petition Tor compensation du,i ng The Revo-
iutionary N ar And il was ordered thai
all matters and things unacled upon be re
iered 10 he next Session.
A joint Committee, consisting OF the
Hon. Messrs CHANDLER and REYNOLDS.
Mcssfs. DoRR, " Esros, and NoRRILL,
we're appointed to wait on His Exce,lency
the governor, 10 inform him, that the Iwo
Houses had acted upon III the public bust
ness before them, and TO request him 70
ProroRue them TO the second 'Wednrsday
OF January nest
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

~ATURDAY, JUNE I9.
A resolve passed both Houses directing
the Secretary 70 cause 20OO copies If the
Report OF the Committee on the Srps-
ration Of Milne, aud tie Law thereon, to
Dc printed, and distributed in that district
The Pay Roll (amoun,ing in travel and
attendance to p ass doIlars) was reported,
and accepted sCJ-Of THIS amount he hqu
and traVei Of ihe Members from Maine e,c-
ceed-d 10 600 doAars.
The Joint Committee, mentioned in the
Journal OF he Senate, to wait on He Ex-
celIency the Governor to request proro-
cation, having. reported,
The Secretary of the State came into
both Houses soon after, and having an
nounced that His Excel,ency had signed all
the acts 50 in number passed during the
session ; the two Houses were prOrogurd
10 the second Nedne sdav nf January next,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29
@pDM,S.
Tuesday, June %, 1919.

.
By the provisions Of the act authorship lie
Separation Of Maine from Massachusetts. cai
ianed on the Erst page Of this days Gazette,
that interesting and important questions 4
gain presented distinctly before Tie people oi
this district for their consideration aud decs-
ion The day appointed BY The Legislature
for this purpose is the 26th Of Jaly--a Tine
afordlng sufficient interval tor deIberaiiou
and fortunately precluding much opportunity
for excitement. We say Fortunately, for we
think that it's desirable 10 any event 81 this
great public question to avoid any unnecessa
ry evaporation either between the two gen.
eral political parties, or among the political
friends Of the principles, 70 WHICH tbs paper
is devoted. Ia The event Of Separation, par
ticularly, we view such result q esFae'lJ
TO be desired, both for the happiness aai yer
fare of the people of this district, ana o.
cause the cooperation Of all good men FlD-
out regard to party will be important 2 cary
the new order Of things in that case Inlo lal
and useful effect-At this period It may %
expected oft editor ofthis paper 70 disclose
the principles by which be intends % oe s0''
ened in The course of The ensuing paPefs' I"
the intervening time. The stand when Ma
formerly taken by this paper when 'he qses
ton was last before The people ID io'u' I
well known. After making falr oreTi'E !
the Gazette as an impartial vehicle AO !
valuable communications on me suOe'' Il
both sides in case the same course snoOu :
taken by he other paper in this town. nla''s
its columns closed against all articles ~ : !
favour Of Separation, i was deen'eu
correct 10 conGne our.own to The express"
of contrary sentiments. Nor nave V III
seer any reason to regret the course ad'P ].
and pursued on that OCCASION un'e''
,ust offence should have been gwen IL
adyertent admission Of articles anu s'r
sions of a personal and irritating enc ,,re
for which however we are at Inc ~"
constrained to say there was 100 uO'' ,.;,s :
cation given by The writers % w II a.;lsr
side. And we are also eni'iea - .;,.
the course then taken by this paper 4 Ia.
ing by the result the approoal'o" : .acts-
ole. Nor do we think that the mos = +. ,,rs
BE and rejecting portion q the o,s'' ,.,niua-
since seen any reason to reg'e' -, n'.,ar.t,a.
ton ofthe attempt al that time - .ber
ces in tbe recollection OF every !. arr.
sufficiently that the period l'd no. II. i. srsal
we'd for the Accomplishment q - ..a;,ss
measure under The most favourable =. -. -ariss.
TIE spirit. which produced those 49, j os..ed
we are willing to believe has po' !. rcre
,wsy-and that lie present seasV'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29

TO Separate or not TO Separate.

TO Separate or not TO Separate.
To separate or OF to separate,
That is the question
Whether it is best
For Maine to linger still in leading strings,
Or screw her spirit up to Independence,
And by her voice achieve it
Throw OFF tire IKE and by that act to say
We end The neai !, and obtain relief
From taxes and ,h usand grievances
OF eoyernmel i---. 10 a contamination
Devoutly to b sh
To separate
Cast off our mo- Be g d Massachusetts,,
And venture on al .0tr state of being
Form civil comps u sitnout chart or compass,
And with new lords be subject to new laws,
Experiments and projects
There's the rub !
For in that future state what men may rule,
When we have shuffied off our present set,
And what the principles, that shall bear sway
Must make us pause, That is the real fact
That gives the present state Of things its perman
ence.
For who would burdens bear, and groan & swea
The way from here to Boston. but that the dreac
OF something worse TO come-that Rubicon
Once cross'd, no bridge left for repentance
| Puzzles the public will and makes us rather
! Prefer submitting to our present lot
\ Tolrisking changes and theLord knows what.
! Thus prudence teaches caution to the people,
1 Experience points her finger TO the past
| And thus the native bloom Of Separation
\ Fades on approach and turns to sicklv yellow
I And enterprises of such great Importance
/ Convert their prospects into disappointment
! And often end in pure evaporation
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29

.7ar Jacket Yesterday afternoon Mr.
Charles Kendall made an experiment on the
Thames, Of The efficacy of his Air Jacket or
Life PreseFEer, which completely succeeded.
lie went from the Southwark Bridge thro'
London Bridge with great ease, and on TO the
London docks in twenty minutes, walking up
wards in the water; he and his man all the
way.-London pap.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29

The Separation address from Boston.
The Sepai Of The Legislature
from Maine have come forth in their own
praise precisely in the same style that was TO
be expected. Plain truth will not answer
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29

REPoRTs, which arc no doubt fallacious
are spread in England that The accomplished
traveller MoNGo PARK is yet detained IN Tom.
hnctoo 70 the inferior Of Africa, by the chief.
Ills skill N surgery. and The arts and sciences.
render him II IS said too valuable treasure
TO he relinquished This account rests upos
the credihility Of servant left in Abissinia
by Lord Valentia. His name is Pealce. and
is mentioned by Mr.. Salt in bis book of t,ay
els. He was at Judah, and appeared bent
on proceeding TO Tom5ucioo, TO find Park.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29

HFW-YoRK, JUNE 22.--Czai7as Of Portugal
notice has been issued in Portugal by the Board
OF Commerce. from which it appears, that the
Portuguese government is preparing to claim of
the United States the amount OF the losses sustain
% by Their merchants, in consequence Of the
captures by privsteers under the Artigas flag
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29

Do Wednesday last, the carpenters began
10 raise The ribs the new ship Of the line
recently commenced in the NAVY Yard at
ChaTestonn-All the live oak timber however
intended for Der has not vet arrived from the
river s.. Johns in Frorida-whicb NAV nos.
SIniy occasion some interruption 10 the work
ne dimensions Of this vessel will be about
the same as those of the COLUMBUS 'ately
launched At Washington. The shed under
which the new ship is erecting. is about 90
feet in length aud 80 feet in height.
Boston In!elHgencer. J.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29

In the Montgomery came $50 passengers,
(Auab. plists) from the neighborhood Of Stras-
burg, al in excellent health, and with consi
derabIe property. They are CD their way
to he Illinois, where a tract of land was pur-
chased for them last summer.
[Rey's Phila. COZ.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29

We are much gratified, to see that new
series OF the humorous and piousn,
" Sainagundi" is promised from the press Of
Mr.. Thomas, of Philadelphia Il is to be
published in numbers, once fortnight,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29

8 late Bombay paper states. that il will be
very CERTIFYING to the friends Of humanity TO
hear, that the barbarous practice, long sane
TONED, even enjoined by HiuIoo superstition,
Of widows devoting themselves 10 the funeral
pile of their deceased husbands, has engaged
the serious attention Of some learned and en-
lIghlened HlndooS, and it Is probable that
this absurd and horrid custom will be abol-
ished
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29

The Sea Serhant-It will be seen, has ar
rived off New England, to enIiven the dull
columns Of newspapers. awaken the fisher
men Of he east, and make merry the iollv
bucks OF the south If any Yankee gets his
skin tor a shrw we adrise him 10 demand
double price from the Carolinians. sc. for a
sight; tor they will give him much trouble
by their close inspection, to discover whe,h-
rit is not made Of shark skins stitched to-
getheT! Del. Wa!chntov.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-27

ut Caurt at Probate h5iden at The Pro
tate fire ia fortlanE, trHbfa AMI f., tie C.vaty e(
C.~5f'4end tbs .scoad HtiaesaIyef TEly t. t5.
,sI ef ~ Lard a.g6fsss bsaa,ed ana ninsteea.
IN The petition Of George Dugia', Admins
- TRAITOR Of the estate Of ISRAEL d GLAS
late of Harpswel in aid Couaty, Woman, dece.s-
ed, representing thar the pc sonal e.'a OF said
deceased is DOT sufficient 10 pay the just deh,,
which he owed lime OF hi, death ~ ths
.um Of seven hundred dollars, AMI praying for a
iicense 90 sell and convey much Of ,he real es-
tate OF fad deceased A. my be necessary for he
paymen, of iaia debrs and incidental charses:-
OkD IRED Thar he petitioner give notice there
of 70 tie heirs Of said deceased aud 10 al persons
interested ia said estate, by causing copy If
this order TO be published IN the Port aod c.,
xetts, printed in Portland, IN said County, .h-ee
weeks excessively, that they may appear a, a
Probate Court to be held st the Probate ofIi 10
Portland Aforesaid on second Wednesday OF Au
guss next Of ten clock in the foreuson and shew
cause, if any they have, why the prayer Of ..id
petition shou'd not he granted.
SAM FREEMAN, JsdgsF 1sii cA,f.
A trus CoPy-Attest,
H0RATrs SeUrzsArs. Regr,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-27
Israel -DugIns' Estnte

NOTICES hereby given to the heir. and cred
hors OF the estage Of ISRAEL DUGLAS,
ate OF Harp'well IN the county of Cumberland
Yeoman deceased, and all others concerned
Ina George Dugas, administrator Of .aid e.
ate mas exhibited 10 me the subscriber, Judge
= The Court of Probate, within aud for said eoun
", n" second accouut of administration of said
estate; and that the same will be con-dered at a
prooA'e Court to be held at the probate ofhce ir
Portland 10 said County, on the second wednes
day of August next ten clock in the forenoon
when and where hey may De present and .he v
cause # any they have. why the ,ame should not
be allowed.
Given under my hand at Portland this four
teen'h day Of July in the year Of our Lord eish
ieeo hundred and nineteen
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Asrue Copy-at,est,
HoRATio SourHoATE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-27
II rare chance TO, a good Bargain

{NJILl. be exchanged for good Farm in the
W Country two DWELLING hOU Es in
Portland one Of Them si,ua ed in a cea .erzl par,
of the town with good OF of and and the 9TH
or in the back par. of The town Ia. "a lar. lor If
land Also one STORE we'll 81 u. ed 10 the CEN
ter of he town, and is as good sand fer Busness
As any m Portland, with or ", hOut the -tock.
All or part Of which will he Exchanged for a
good Farm in the untry Ore sisuared on the
Po., road, where there might be chance for trade
would be preferred-E qnre az the Gazette Office.
Psrtiaod, June 20, 80 CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-27
.HTLLER'S
Celebrated ITCH OINTMLN !,

| 5 offered 10 the public as beng ore q 'ne
eft and fsfeli cure. for this disorder
peseoce has proved tbe efficacy OF thi' o'n. i.
Il il perfectly fate in desperation. snd h'a, Tie
piled TO the .nxlleii infant wifh-ut dspts'
iesa, i. agreeable i.not necefiy foF 'De p
10 take brimlone. As /, common 10 ohs' 10
This Ointment is put 10 tin bones eons"-Dr,risa
carry, and each. genuine box will DC seS I'D Nv
with directions r genuine and will &c As .,v be
JOEL MILLER he above oin'me'' M,rlrs.
had in FINAL or large quantities. OF JOEL !, Iuts
St George ;.Dr Cyn H.iSrosi Syn o. ~ E,,ts'
Head. No IS Hanover Greet DR.. Sos 81. cs
Jr No. 4, Newbury erect, Bolton " por,I.nd !;
Dr.. : S. D.p.. AID ar. E~,, .. s'' ~ r..
6Du, Ro.gssn, Wal thorough; Mr. ~. .od
Brunfwict; Hairy Hssiy Css's' . Camden
Nat5sn Fsies Thomss,own, aud Osa ff -. g.
Rice and Ger, Fri.adihip; C"'s' "
George. go, ~, nv The pre-
cipal Apo,hecaries Booksellers ana us'
fachuleus and in the Britilh provinf"
March Is, 1912.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-27
SHRRIEF,S SALE.

Taken by Execution and will be sold at Public
Vendue On Saturday, The 2 b day of Augs !
next, at III o'cieck. A. n. at the use of l.
rsel Watec house, Innholder IN Portland,
A IL the RICH in Equity of Reclamation
a which As. Kneeisnd has 10 reds ming
the following desc. ibed Re | Estate, situated
in O.isfeld, in the county at Cumberland, viz
one lot of Land nun 1ered SO. ~ hs frs: di'i
sion of lots in said O'isfeid, .Cgether with Zoe
buildings thereon, beng he same SAID kneeisnd
moresged 20 J,sish Pierce, Esq. 10 Octobel
16. 1917, for lie payment of four hundred and
ten dollars, IS appesrs IN the rsgistrys office
book, II, page 4O8.
MOSES HARRIS, p. Sheriff.
Portland July l, 1919
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-27
FOR SALE.

A FARM in the town of Gorham, containing
"A seventy five acres Of Lsnd, with handsome
buldingsin good repair, wiki large Orchard
and Garden in which are great variety of frui'
tree,
.4iso,-one other FARM, adjoining the
same, containing fifty acres, with suitable bull
diDgs thereon.
Also, one other FARM, containing ninety
acres of pas.urng. moving and wood land, with a
Barn on the same
Also, four House Lois, in the town of Port
land situated on FoIe-.tTeei. neaP ELEZEK HIG-
GINs'--lwo of which nave flats 10 'front.'
UTerms Of payment will be one, two and
three years for fou fifth CASH, on delivery of
deeds-title god. For further particulars en-.
quire of CHARLES ID. BUTTs, of Gorham, or
BARRFTT PorTEE F,q. " Portland.
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NOTICE.

'HE 'ubseribsr hers5y give, public notice to all
concerned, that he has beea duly appointed
and has taken upon him the trust of an Adminis-
traitor upon he estate Of ABR aHAM BRADLEY
late OF Fr,sburg, in the County of Oxford Yeo-
man, deceased, by giving boOd, as the law di
rects-He therefore requests all per,oHs who are
indebted to the said deceaed's estate, to make in
mediate payment and those who have any de.
mAnd' thereon. to exhibit the same for settlement
TO DAVID BRADLEY, Admr. upon said estate
Fryeburg, June so, 1919. 4w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-27

HE 'uhscri5er hereby gives public notice 70 Al
concerned, tina, she has been duly apoo;n. ed
and taken upon herself the trust Of Admnsiratrix
OF the estate Of WILLIAM CHaDBOURN PAGE.
l"e OF Bfuniwiek in the county of Cumberland
Physician, dece.ed, by giving bond as the law d.
rec" therefore requests all persons who are
indebted 70 the said deeea.eds estate 90 make imme-
dae payment; ard those who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same for payment 10
CHARITY PACE.
Brunswick, Ju'y Is 1919
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DAEIEL 6EwARL. Regr.
TORK n At . Cra

r0RK 4 hts Css,s # P,obsi. bile. a. w.lh. =
'aif county, tbs t1gs.fb 10y u Trl,, n d 1919
AJHERLaS certain instrument puroort-
w iug 60 be the lEsg viii aud teaamen, Of
JOHN DhNNRT, iate Of Ktery, ia laid county
Gem enAn, deceaisd II pfrfer;sa for probs,e bv
o w. Deuaet, eIerutor Jh=reio nsmed Oh
Dss'p Ia the fad Otver, po,ify ali perio.. IL
Z. etisd q appear a. this Court 10 be holden a.
York, On ,he iecond Mo8day II August next. BY
oau'ing stelted copy Of this ordeT 20 be CUB
ished 10 the Portland G.zstte, three week, .uc-
cesnveiy the as, paciicsion to &c seven days a,
least prior he .aid seco,d Monday OF Aueu-
neIs that they may thea and there appear, and
shew cause, 4 any ,hey have, why the said ia
strument shouid not be approves and allowed
JONAs CLARK, Judge.
A true Copy-Au.
DANrLL SlwALL, Regr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-27

>HE subscriber htrehy give, public notice to
all concerned, that ne has been duly appon-
ted and taken upon himself the trust of Admins
traitor of he estate Of "A BRaHAM JBPS0N, late
of Wetbrook, in the county Of Cumberland, Yeo
mao decened, by giving bond a, the law directs
he therefore requests all persons who are in
debted TO the said deceased's estate 10 make i'm
mediate payment aud those who have ary &c
mands thereon, TO exhibit the same Tor payment
10 WILLIAM JEPSON
Wells, July Ia. 1919
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-27
Tho Cents ReWard.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on the eth
III of June inst. an indented servant named
hEDDING RfERSON, six teen years old, abou,
Eve fee. and four riches high blue or gray eyes
brown hair and slim BALL, wore away a snuff brown
b. Dad cloth coat, light coloured vest, sattinet
pantaioons, whoever will take up and return said
runaway shall receive the aboye reward but no
cha ges paid, all persons are hereby forbidden TO
harbour or trust said runaway il they wish to a.
void the penalty of the law as will not pay any
debt of his contracting alIer this date.
ABNER RAWSON.
Paris, June 2Sth, 1919
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-27
/enas PrGIt'S ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the heir. and credi
- tors of the estate of ZENAS PRATT, late
of Cape Elizabeth, in the county Of Cumberland
Woman decea.ed and all others rned That
Nancy Prett, Admnistr1trix Of said esta,e has sx
hib'ted 70 me the subscriber Judge of the Court
Of PROBATE, within and for said county, her first
account OF admn,stration Of said estate and re-
quest for An allowance our of the personal estate
Of said deceased, and thar the zane will be con-
sidered q = Probate Court to be he'd at the pro
bate cGics in Portland in said County on the sec
ond wednesday of Augu.t Dext at ten O'Clock
before noon when and whese they may be pres
sns and 'hsv cause, # auy hey have, why the
sams should not DC allowed aud grained
Gwen vnder my hand a. Portland this four
teen,b day of July 10 the year Of our Lord eigh-
teen huudred sad nineteen
SAMUEL FREEMAN
true CcPy-a,test,
HoRA7Io ScUrHoArE R.py
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-27
COMPREHENSIVE.

lit Court Of Prok1te hoLden at the Probate
sss 20 p" aand, Si'bin and for sbs C,s.fy Of Caus
bs,iasf On tie mssnf -Vsdae'day + Jsly ia tbs ,ss #
err Lord ezbsses bEss,ed aad sinefsss,
ON the petition of David hincaid Executor Of
- the last will and testament of Parrck Kin
caid late Of Brunswick, in said County yeoman
deceased, representing hat the psysooal estate of
,aid dsesa'ed is not sufficient to pay the ua dsb,s,
which he owed At the time Of bis dsaAh By the
sum Of three hundred and thirty foue dollars
and eighteeo cents. and praying for license 10
SCI aud convey 80 much Of the real estate of said
deceNed a. may be Necessary for he payment of
said debts and medicinal charges ordered,
That the petitioner give nstice thereof 20 tas
heirs of said deceased and to all persohs 10 crested
IN said estsre. hy Causing q copy Of this orde 20
be published 10 the Portland G.zsye, prnyes IL
Portland, in said County. three week. successive
", that they may appear Probz,e CouTs 20
be he'd at the hou.e of Capt Richard Codmaa in
Frseaor, in said County, on the thud thursday of
September next. At ZEN O'Clock before nuon and
chew csusel IT any they have wh. the prayer OF
said PefiIoo should MI be grated
MUEL FREEMAN, JYags Of .ois Csws
uue Copy arrest,
HoRATD soUTHosTE, Rg,.