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POETRY.
EVENING.

The chariot Of day is hast'ning away,
Cray shadows stretch wide on the plain -
The owiel boots shril. from the peak of the hill,
And fast fades the sail on the main.
How calmly the west, droops bIushing to rest,
AS her gay locks of sunshine hoat mid;
The moons quIvring beam, resilyers the stream,
And her ione-ray dim chequers the wild.
The winds, hush'd to sleep. disturb not the deep,
Faint starlight glows calm from the sky;
The Eash OF the fountain, that pours down the
mountain.
Renurmers in swelis gently by.
The dash OF the oar, just breaths on the shore.
Siibed low. by the splash of the waves;
The buzzng OF toll subsidies with the spoil,
Man repairs to typical grave.
Jn his dreams ne pursues the feet deer
The fox bsrks around and halts at the sound
cf the echos, that clsng on his ear
When the great ones recliae, on lux'ry supine
Not chesr'd, or reused up, by the sun,
lie bouads tbro' the waste with delightful foreteste
Of resources brought down by his gun.
Circumspect by bis side, moves his dog in fond
pride
Ambitious his aid 10 extend,
lie ieeps at sign, or lies prune with u whine,
The hunter relies on q friend
In yon simple cot, beside the neat grot.
The peasant reposes from care -
or joys ms the zest, no smarts wiring his breast,
For lac lives on what Nature can spare
As the evening retires, his devotion aspires,
Renounoing the blessings bestow'd;
mind OF content, life peacefully spent,
And prays, they may still be rsnew'd.
IF san has beset, when temptation have met.
He desires it may al be forgiven,
And sues for assistance, TO make sure resistance,
Wheneer in Is path they are driven.
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For Sale, or 10 Let,

THE following Esta'es-Iiouse, No. 40 on Bros'-
street, with all the appurte nances. said house
will do well for public house. Also a new house
on Tanner and oak-stree,s. 20 by 20 feet on the
ground, two stories high, with large stable A
new store on the Long. wharf, 80 by 90 fee. two
stories high. with the wharf in front, in good
pair. lying near the bridge. Also, two or three
small houses and the land they stand on in differ
ent parts of the town. One half Of a body pew IN
the I'd Baptist Meeting. g.House, in this town. Alss
for sale, first rate ohsisc and harness, n good
horse and Wagon and harness. Resdy doors.
made wndow-!rames and sashes. Lumber of var
ious kinds.
Also for seIe--75 acres of the best hind OF yer-
mont land, selected BY MIR. Christopher Sweet for
his own settlement. Apply to
ABNER HATHAWAY.
Newport, Mar. .;
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DIR. RELIES
AS7 HWATIC pills.

IA proof of Which Me foiIo,siag sr,e,esnag eues
arc submitted to public perosai:
b. M. STE1 SON,
OF Hanover. was 9 year afflicted With violent
pam IN his right breast, attended times with great
difficulty Of breathing, and wholly ncspab Of ~.
tending business, after having tried in vain al other
medicines, was cured and his health perfectly res-
tored by 2 boxes Of these pills
~ AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and grand daughter, OF nos'or,
were each Dire adfuiy afflicted with asthma and dif.
Guilty of breathing were all of them cured and
stored to perfect health by boxes.
JMdge -----, Of salem, had been many years Sc
vereiy afflicted with violent cough ard dihcuig.
of breathing, was cured by boxes his sleep wSs
restored on the second night, which had been hrQ&
en- for many years
"A Lady Of Boston turned of go. wss seyerel,
afflicted with cough, pain in the side, times spit
ting of blood, could not lie down in her bed tor 4
years. could not sleep but at short intervals, re-
stored to perfect health taking boxes.
These Pills give instant IN all coughs, colds,
asthmas, difficulty of breathing, wheeling. tight.
ness ct the chest, strained stomach SUMPTION.
pain in the side splitting of blood, chiliineSs and
shverngs. the ioreunners OF mali5nNn, ievers, &c,
common colds are removed in a few hours, the sged
will experience relief equally agreeable and instant
aneous even when thel ungs aifccted O. .3sS
far Dr keife's Asihmatie Pills" One 6or csnfafn-
ing IL pills frequently effects a cure 10 prevent
position, the outside printed wrapper is signed w.
L Convey Observe nis you vdiue aeGhh! Pre-
pared and sold wholesale by the so,e proprietor.
w I Conway, chemist, No /, Bumsiead Place.
Common-street, Boston, &by special sproiniinent by
SAMUEL w. VlNSON, Drpggiu,
No. ITO, Thames-streel, Newport,
.Hisa, By
Lemuel w. Briggs, Bris,el; Hercules whitney.
j. H. Mason, Providence Dyer 6. Howes. HssIAa,ss
Greene, Ns.s.LOnd Isaac D Bull, Hartford. md
most druggists, book sellers and post-asers hro'
out the United States. where nay he hsd all those
jNstiy esseemed and highly approrct. "Nedicines,"
prepared by w. L. Conway. Price One Dollar, or
SIX boxes for five dollars I2 boxes for nine doars
and i2 dozen bottles for 100 dollars
Dec. 3,1Sl7. (tfA
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within three months after Il is published,
then the money will be there at the dispos
Of the public, or Of the donors. If not, th,
subscriber claims the privilege of purchssint
back stock with the ssme--provided alwsy-,
that the said stock shall be pledged as sccuri-
~ for the receipt the full torn of seven years
from its promulga,iop, at which period, if a
majority of farmers condemns the ,eceip, af-
ter giving il fair trial, the stock or money
may be disposed of as aforesaid. If other
wise, il will revert 10 the subscriber.
JOHN.LOGAN.
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AZ a T,~a. N-etng , ,idrE ~ ,ir S'afe' RRsr
on Safnrdqp. Nay lsf. Isi9,a' o'ctrk "
THOMAS PECKHAM, Esq. MeDEnAroa.
motion being made and seconded, TO repeRi 'he
vote passed yesterday. respecting requesting tue
Representatives OF this town 10 use thel influence
IN tire General Assem- bly, 10 enact into Law the
Act that was passed on that day..fnd 10 .gGs poied
That the same be. and is hereby repealed.
motion being then made and seconded, that the
Whole OF the Act passed yesterday, respecting DIS
trc'ing the town for the purpose OF eecting the
fown-Counc, and for enlarging The powers OF SAID
Iown-Councd, Sell zsas voted, I hat the same be.
and IS hereby postponed untn June Town-Aieenng
next
IL 1Oss slso vofsd. That the said Bill or Act sboys
alluded to- be published IN both tie Newspapers Of
this town, three weeks successiveiy. fitness.
JONATHAN ALaiV, Town. Clerk.
Nav l2
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Second Conihtroiier's Office, Z
March ASH, 1919. !

March ASH, 1919.
w iEREAs, by the act entitled " An act regu.
" s,ing the payments to invalid Pensioners,
passed the Sd of the present month, an affidavit ot
two surgeons or physicians, as to the continuance
and rate Of disability of the several applicants,
must accompany their respective applications for
he first payment which shall fall due after the 9Th
of March nerf. and at the end of every two years
thereafter. And whereas some misunderstanding
may arise as to the time when the above mentioned
act shall go into operation
THIS is to notify all whom it may concern. that.
by the construction given to the said act by the
second Comptroller Of the Treasury, the before
mentioned afhdavits (sgreesbly to the form pub
llshed by the Hon. the Secretary of War, under
date Of the Esd nst viii be required to accompany
tic applications for all pensions to which they ap-
ply, falling due on the 4,h Gay OF September next.
RICHARD QUITS, -
A7--s22,. Second Comhf-oHer.
Printers authorized 20 publish the Laws Of the
United States will insert the above once week ill
the 1st of September next.
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EPIGR AN.

Giving the reason rOhy Wo,nsn rpitasuf Beards
How wisely Nature, ordering all below.
Forbid beard on woman's chin to grow,
For how could she be shav'd. whate'er the skill,
whose tongue would never let her chin be still
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Cieanings from late Enghsh papers.

Turkey Another oil those distinguished
and lohuman exhibitions, which disgra Tur-
key, has been shown in Constantinople.-
Pscby Of Diarbeck, along with dispatches,
containing a circumstantal detail of his ex.
petition against the rebels of Nardia, sent
thousand of their heads, which were exposed
on the gate of the Sersglio, according 10
custom"
Glnuony Fnday last, a fellow named
Tabbs, we'll known in Wbitecbappel, under.
took for wager, TO devout q lbs. of rump
steaks, two th'ee-penny loaves, and pot
OF beer, in the space OF 20 minutes. The
scene took place a, the Three Goats Heads
public house IN Whhechapel. He did AZ Two
minutes within the given time.
In the Vice Chancslior's Court, on Christ
mas Eve, the Master of the Rolls delivered,
his final Judgment In a suit between a lady
named Threlfai, ond the trustees of school
at Eiiel, near Lascas'er. The cause of dis.
pule was fzvo herches OF lend ii had been IN
litigation ten years, and from the conflicting
testimony, the Judge confessed he never me-
with more difficult case. The decision was
against the lacy. The costs of tins long pro.
ceediDg on account OF a piece OF ground not
worth 4ot amount TO between 5000 and <oooL.
each party.
Among the wonderful discoveries Of The
present ingenious age, is the art OF making
writing papeI Of lurnips and beet roots. Fo,
this Invention the world is indebted TO Mr..
Simesen. Dane. This gentleman may rank
with the philosopher who proposed to extract
suubeams from sucumbers.
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LOT OF LAND.

EcR SALE Lot Of Land. or Prospect HiI. be.
4 longing 10 The subscriber. The price mode--
ste and the terms easy. JOSEPH NoRTHUP.
Newport, October ..
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CauHon % Swearers --About o fertDigh,
ago, TWO young men, one named Joseph
Gowiei a sailor, and the other a coa-portet,
IN company at public hsose, engaged for
pot of beer, 10 try which couid swear the
most dicboIicai oatns when Gowleu, after
usiog the most abominable expressions for a
short time, became exhausted, aod could not
u ter syllable. and has remained speechless
oSor s'nse; a living example TO those who
take Gods name in vain.
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C- PRINTING, Of all kinds, executed in
a sans5ass0ry mannsr, os this Office.
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A GOLDEN GOD.

From the Bombay Courier March 81, 1918
We understood that golden image oi the
Hindso deity Canesha has been discovered in
the for, OF Singhui. This idol has been con-
cealed within column or piIla' Of masonry,
under which 1t was expected his godship
would have eluded the sea ch OF the conquer
ors of the fort. Report enhances the value
OF this idol to seve al i,cs of rupees we have
however been credibIy informed, that for his
ransom lack and half of rupees have al
ready bean offered-(abou, Toooi)
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AT A rOWN-MEETrNG.

Holden az VeEvts'f, friday, AfrH JONI, II. D
s&9, az 8 o'clock, u. M az me S,afc Hous,
WILLIAM ENNIS Esq MoDEsAroR.
TUE Committee appointed by the town on the
2ist inst 20 report upon certain ResoIu tons.
respecting districting the town for the purpose of
eiecting the TownCouncIl, and for enarging the
powers of said Council, having deliberately consid
cred and Investigated the supJect, submit The
nexed Bill for the consideration of the freemen -
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e cory fhs following 1dpertisemenf from
,tfbe Gsorgsfown Messenger -
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que, fiiI;oepc pcvsya.usks, Tsrhunsequc, NJ
nosh, Suohusque, Leeins,Qur, Tfeuse, Sc
qustr, Caumecus, Sccuneli, Totondu asue,
Conho uds,wpeo, Cowis,s, Nequsuen, Cow
lcus,td d. GIilwas, Axiaca. Ccnswwchow, Sul-
tessee, Klahooi, Creme, Silver, Bysaw, Cray
fish, Wuoliy head, Conundahsu, Shscosaw,
Condos, IIutcbequa, Nsyeu, Conodose, Cone.
seta, Neslusura, OWL Couauka, Coo eco,
Couewash, Sinne ouse bsckowe OF Lcsk.
The tract oi lhGee miles ,quare for the
Delaware Indians, adjoining the trac, Of
tweiye miles square upon The SaDdusby river,
is 10 DC equally divided among the following
persons, namsly: Csp,sin Pipe, Zesbausu
or James Armstrong, MahsuIoo or John
Armstrong, Ssnoudoyesseusw or Silas A I'll
stiong, Teo:ow OF Black Raccoon, Hawdcr-
ouwstis,ie OF Billy Moniour, Buck Wheat,
William Dond.e, Thomss Lyons, Johnny
Cake, Captain Wolf, Isaac Hill, John Hill,
Tisha,ahoopes or widow Armstrong, Ayenu.
cere, Hoom surou or John Ming, Ysudorast.
LEWIS CASS, 1c
DUNCAN McARTHUR, O'''"'''
Now, therefore, be il known, that ], James
Monroe, President of the United States of
America, having seen and considered The
said Treaty, have, by snG wnh The advice and
Consent Oh tHC oSuatSt oS"t i'SS) '"'NN~'N 49,
confirmed, the same, and every clause and
article thereof.
In testimony whereof, have caused the
seal Of the Uoited States to be hereun-
20 affixed, having first signed The same
with my hand. Done at The CITY OF
GL.s.l Washington, this fourth day oil JanG-
ary, in the year Of our Lord Cne thous-
aud eight hundred and nineteen, and
in tine fory,hifd year Of Amcrlcah
Independence.
JAMES MONROE.
BY tae President:
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Secretary ot STATE.
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, Avcvsr IS, 1919.

The ffcemen OF this state viii meet in
their respective towns on Tuesday next,
for the choice Of Representatives to the
General Assembly ior the ensuing six
months.
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NOTICE.

AN adjourned meeting Of the Free
men OF this town, viii be at the State
House, on Saturday evening next, at
z O'Clock, to hear the report Of the Com.
mittee appointed to select Candidates, to
represent the town in the State Lesisla-
ture, the ensuing six menths.
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7HEh7R1cAL COMMUNICATES.


ZHEf7'RIC.dL COAMUNICATZON
OthtHo was repeated on Monday evening
las, The inimiiable genios Of Shakes pc are
has lef, US, in ibis mssletiy perfo, nance, a.
history OF the passions. We are unmoycd
at liteless detail o! peril ned Of suffering
bu. there could no, have been a cool spccsa-
Tor when Mr. Durr interwoye the beauties,
of his author, with the real representation Of
love, OF Jealousy, and of revenge.
BY Particular request, Mr.. DrfF has con-
sented to announce the opera Of the /" Devirs
B,Tdge," .or this esening---aud TO ets,ify the-
public by on opportunity 10 reward the tsl-
ents Of a pIsTIscvIsREp PERFORMER, we
anticipate that his beu,f, win attract an over
Rowing house. -
The much lamented Hone Krxsox exper.
fenced from The town Of Newport ltersiity
commensurate with his ex,rsordinsry talents
and exerions--we believe that a disposition
to reward msrit Dies ye, psevs;l sucorsst Us,
and viii &c evineed on this occasion. /
The public papers have ascribed TO Mr..
DuyS superiority ovfr Mr.. FHILIrPs, In
Couot Bellino--his vocal powers are said 10
equal II not surpsss ths, distinguished singer,
aud to have astonished and delighted tho
ooss respectable smsteurs. For beauty. and
feet. the " Devifs Bridy.". stands si tho
read Of every drama,ie perforsaance---it isa
scene Of enchsniment, end the illusion viii
be well supported by the music nov in pre-.
para'ion, and appropriate scenery. w.
" large portion Of this days paper is
occupied ty one Of the treaties between our.
govcrn@ess and the Indians. This COM
pie'es, (wi,h the exception Of email sup
pienen'ary ues'y,) the publies,ioo OF the
laws and irsstiss Of the lsss ssssioa Of Cee.
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the county, relative 10 the heath OF this
town--and we are sorry TO state, that several
respectable newspapers, without proper au-
,hoily, have given currency to such false stale
ments. The following statemtnt fsom the
Physicisns OF this town, will place the thing
10 a proper point Of view.
Wheress a report respecting the prsyo-
lcnce OF malignant disease in this place,
has eScned considerable a!ar IN, both here S:
in some neighbousiDg owns--wc tie UNDER
signed Ply yrcisns, think it proper TO state
for the satisfaction OF tho public that there
have occurred between the 7,h end 2is, inst.
eigb, fatal cases of bilious fever, that no 9th
er cases have happened daring that time
within cue knowledge and ,ha, we consider
the town at present to be as healthy as US nal.
ENOCH HAZARD,
DAVID KING,
w TURNER,
EDM. THO. WAPING,
CHARLES COTTON.
Newport Aog. a. 1919.
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f1< DUNCAN MtARTHUR.
"a NJ hreseaee u
4 wan. Turner. Secretary 10 the Commissioners,
". John Johnston. Indian Agent.
,.@U.'F's ckncy. Indian Ngent,
x3y Ensges. Indian Agent,
I. III. nnii,cy, Indian agent,
a41L A..Torsylh, jr sccre,asy Indian Department..
Lf%v.s Ssssrn Iate'p,e,srs
SWQ'iam Conner. reser R,iey.
1suncsM rberson, Jonathan Leslie,
g n. Shane, john Gunn,
q an Beaugrand, c l. Csss. 1t. u 8, Army.
# 4J-7 Chipaswas.
y n Wssonnezo. his X mark.
~ ! <(Ike maoce, or the Young Chief his mark
y ~ S6iuguax. or Cedar, his x mark,
z %Kinobee, his X mark,
ChinkAugin, his mark.
<SheEanatk, or Rack Birc, his < mark,
sboit. the Devil Standing. hrs marx,
8 yhstnsu, his mark.
1fsnuusm am, his X mark.
~ tiuckcomon. or American, his < mark,
4pccumega,, his mark.
/ I1atvsash, or Heard Feu Down, his 4 marx
~ xy>AQusm. his x mark.
q Rshswcguesic, the Jay Bird, his mark.
I<<. I'VE Abskewen. or the White Man, his matks
vavrcee, his < mark.
tt4&e.. his x mark.
yNghcsnsc, his mark,
<wynmsbs'ns or the Front, his x mark
- <4)cheacksbec his x mark,
E2HFe, his xmsrk
.MsAk<wp, his mark,
\ rPet&h. rs mark,
<To6E8ish bis mark.
<j1nis&isrhs ov PA, Belly, his mark,
I3unljn. or Corn, his 4 mark
rpQnDi>or Aiusketo. bis msrk,
tlheec. o. Pull Morn. bis xrnsskS
kksAtmon Me mark
q I1i5o{nohsai bis \ mark,
:1yssfs5s. his mark.
= onoen nes. hss msrk. ~.
snn ssrk~u. his y mark
11rw9hest his mark,
Glkase xcs~. his mark,
{k>ss. b., mark, t
.ns<lSc .kuck. h,s mar<y
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Mskotsi, Lis msf,
wsbinsheway, White Elk. his max,
Gabriel, or Gabnai, his 4 mark,
WASN'T. his mark.
Nsonquay. his 4 mark.
Meshaegonay. his mark,
Niicbe,asl,, his mark,
skewbicsck. his mark,
Chechalk, or Crane. his mark.
WyGndofs.
Dunqnad, or Half King, his mark,
Runtonds, or War Pole, bis marx,
Aronuc, or Cherokee boy, his MARK.
r. Aruntue, or Between the Logs, bis mark,
ID wottondt, or John Hicks, his X marx,
T. Undetsso, or Geo. Punch. his marx,
Menopkue, or Thomas, his mark,
Undauwsu, or Matthews, his marx.
UeiGudres
Eiihiuwheland, or Anderson, his mark.
Punci,buck, OF Capt. Beaver, his x mark.
Tahuhqeeccppi, or Capt. Pipe, his marx,
CiamstonockIs, bis y mark,
Aweallcsa, or Whirlwind. his K mark.
Shapanses.
Catewcekesa, or Black III Dof, his mark,
Bia.eka, or Wolf. his mark,
Pomtl,e, or Walker. his mark,
Shemenetu, or Big Snake, his mark,
Chscslowa, or Tails End, his mark,
Pemihsts, or Perry, his mark,
o.hewakesks. or Yellow Feather, his marx,
Wawsihetbska, or Capt Reed, his x maik,
Tecumeq,s, hs mark,
Quitewe, War Chief. his mark,
Cheeckscs, or Captain Tom. bis X mark,
Qaitawcpea, or Captain Lewis, bis mark,
Ssneccs.
Netho mea, or Civil John, his 4 marx,
Sacourewce.h,a, or Wiping Stick, ms mark,
shekoghkeil. or Big Turtle. his x mark,
AquasheDo, or Joe. his mark,
Wakenuceno, White Man, bis X mark,
ssmendue, or Captain Sigore, his mark,
ski'lewsy or Robin, his mark,
Dasqnoerunt, his mark
Oftnr-0s
Ton,agimi, or the Dog. his mark,
M;squegin, WCarty, his mark,
Pontiac, his mark
Oquenoxas, his x ma't,
Tashmwa. his mark,
Nowkcsick. his mark,
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
Farm For Sale.

THE fntfcrber offers for faie his farm in Wind
ham, p.eaiantty 6 uated on the direct road
from Portland TO Bridgton and Ois6e d--abcu,
miles f ON the former place containing 90 acres
of excellent land, t25 acres of WHICH 10 covered
with wood under good ftate of cultivation
will produce from 80 to 80 tons hay annually ;
has handtomey,l orchard of nearly 8 trees
aod is well fenced ane watered. The building. on
fad farm. are decen''y hni!hed Two Cory dwell
ing houle with convenient out hou es and TWO
well foifhsd barns one of which il nearly new
For term, which will be liberal apply to the fub
fcrioer JOHN CHU rE.
Windham December FL IT,
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.

HIS well known valuable medicine needs no
recommendations as j, has been proved 10 be a
plean : safe and certain remedy for he Biseafe
in all nage.--is for Sale in Portland by DR..
Coe Fl. Butnzm Or. Dupee-in Fa moufh
by ColIey--in Norttyarmouh, T Decarieret--
10 Feeeport, by N. Nye--Br unfwick d Stone
Bah DR. N. Weld w s Fl Hyde, & o & A
w Turner--in Wiscafet by M S aw Bah
fon-- HaoweIi, by B Wales Goodae DR. B.
Page Gardiner, Adam' Aver J Bowman
Augufia by Dr. Eli, B Davis e Co w B
Johnfon- Marlborough by D Maifhail-Wa-
,erve by DIR D Cook Eary Phillips ]
Partridge saco by Scammon e Heariey-in
Kenne5unk by Pariors X Co in 5ofon by
o4rtler & Chsfe Hal Il Weld G Brind'ey, W
White, Maynard d Noyes, J. NJ. Smith VIM
Dunn. 8. Horton, r. Fenerly, c Holbrcok sne
by all the principal Dsuggiis 10 tie United
States.-Likerpiss Wheatons
Jaundice Bitte9S,
ss*ufusl. (6m) November Is.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19

- oe SOLD by order Of The Circuit Cour, Of
Common Pleas, and of the Judge &c p,oba,e 1.
the house Of John Noble in Scsrboroueh n
enF c 'uaiy ut Cumberland, Oh Thursdsy ,br
%4'a DAY Of January iussnt at ten O'Clock Il
'ne forenoon so much of the Resi- estate +
aoFaham Lesvii, late Of said ScM bofoupl
Ienl'eman deceased, as will produce The sun
o' 'hfee hundred end sixty dollars, for The pa,-
meht q the just debts Of Said deceased saIo
sum D ing deficiency in The sples ot said eo
Nnich were made the second dsy Of DE
Jan, Ii, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
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SHERIFF0S S17ID'

CUMBERLAND, -. egfly
Taken BY ExecDtion, and = !. x,.' I. 81;
Aucfion, on TUESDAi''@t t.h,
Of Ee6rSay next, at fus y, s
in The atternosn, at tAf - ] t'
Samuel Davi5,ia Dar6anl', ,.~sIis : I
ELL the Right 10 Equity Of re- is'l \. b /:
n Ilus Fabyan Of laid Dafna~ I'D u I,
10 he following iefcribed n'o"s's Is,ad
VIZ. a certain tract or pa'ess' --tsggS u
iaid Durham bounded as fo0s' ,bsa 4
the fou,h wen corner of the 10 IL -
northwelt one hundred r0e' .s.,f 6it III
corner of faid Iot; thence n0'' ii. W
half thence fouthsai eighty IN gssu,.
northwsrd of barn owneo lid IT,
theme round she foush hde q :, - ,ssl = i
ipgs as the fence now ltand' g 4. i ,osss \
from Ezekiel Turner'S 70 'De ess lopr F's' fl n
calIe thence y Gaid road by e.assss -, n
ouarter TO the bounds fri n's''T Tb,
,s;r,y dGT,' FIVE se acres more Or ls,' ! IL,
erit,s eribsd pr properly norrg's's aB.ii, 3 i,
George Fabyan 10 Lsainsl S asIi.r, ~ e.
of t~o hundred and n'fe'y = 1u -
n y fa;a .adee m msr,a.aed deed viII .ps'1 ssl
seth, 1917 book Is. page D D Dsls 81
ham, a day Of January; ,,,,a :, oiJ1 II ,pas'
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
The fubfcsiber hereby gives public notice -

He iubfcfiber hereby gives public notice -
all concerned that he has been duy apno;n.
ted and AIKEN upon himlsIf the truli Of Asm;n;s
traitor upon the eftate of JOHN GROVER. late of
Bethel 10 the county of Oxford yeoman deceafed
hy gvng bond a he law directs-He therefore
ftqueis' al periors who are indebted TO the fsia
oeeesied' etats 70 make immediate payment and
thoie who have any demands thereon, toeYh,b;,
the fame for ieFtiement 10 AMOS Hills
Bethel Ian. 4, 1919.