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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17

18th. Banks, by calling
in their debts at 60 days,
cause protests, prosecu-
tons and the distresses
now complained of thro'-
out the United States.
Nth. Numerous banks,
by the variety of their
notes, encourage forgery
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17

10Th. Since specie pay
Inents have beea assumed,
manufactures have decii-
nee, and property has iai'
len in val:se. usGry has
Increased.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17
oooD LUCK THESE HARD r,u,,

Ticket No. s4l4 came up on Satr,ds, .
capital prize Of $4,000 dollar. in L;,.,,,
Lottery No Il. This fortunate nunbe, ~
sold by D. Gillespie, 10 a gentleman ~
spectabili'y in this city, who no douh, =,
do much good with it. m. Yo,s D..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17

Sth. Banks are obnoS-
ious 10 the people, as they
obtain great profits from
the industrious, without
exertiCn. The bank OF
England annlaliy divides
lU per cent. and has 81
ven extra dividends to tie
amount or .TeRty-aEIe
miiiions Sterling.
9TH. The lands OF GO
yernment cannot DC paid
for, as there IS not a sal
iciehcy OF bank notes,
and the duties are no, ca
silly collected.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17

18th. Banks, BY making
loans 10 Individuals, on
their mere signatures,
make mushroom mer-
chants, and hazardng
spectators, Banks, OH
ginally, discounted only
negotiable paper, or pro-
missory 8o'es tor goods
bought. Bot, since that,
they have discounted on
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17

9Th. The government
viii oe euaDisd ~ collect
the seventy uI!liioAs, and
wi. be rIauisd 10 receive
the three o. four hundred
mIiiivns vi doiia 5 from
tie sales OF lanes, II II
throws uie circu atIns me
dlun aau',dliy INTO circu-
lauJn, bl maa a, ,aLais
ana pablG Improvements
Gtea oritaIn pays above
la IuIilIons collars ahnu-
ally to STATE creditors, ms
Is Ta.Scd Oy taxes oul
;his soSernuieni inis H. eA-
pcnd TIE amount OF pro-
Sit Oh currenc,, anu make
il yieId ali annual Inconle,
TO prevent taAddon.
10th. A su;bcIency Of
currency promotes INDUS
Try OF every kind. The
British manufactures III
creased only TO eighteen
millions from thirteen
millions, in a century,
when specie was the cur
rcncy ; but since the sus-
pension OF specie pay
ments in 1877, they have
increased TO iorty millions
sterling.
18th. The notes Of the
board will all be repre-
sented by good security.
and the government will
guarantee them with go
vcrnmsnt stocks, yielding
interest. A revolution
might, it is true, destroy
faith in them, but even
taen they woaid be pre-
ferable to the notes Of the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17

SALT was selling at sss per bo,h,
Fayette vile, en- the lst inst. OWN, ~ !.
impo.sibility of getting any thing IN ~, n l !.
yer,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17

10th Banks have dan 10th. The board can
scrous ant-rcruhlican not have any political IN
power, BY favoritisn iiucnce, as It cannot win,
hostility, as ] have de- hold loans orderedhf call
monstrated in my essays in its currency.
This contrast might be continued for all
things must be dscordant which are establish
ed on erroneou. principles, as they must tally
with what is placed upon immutable fixed
principles from the great first cause.
now lay down my pen. and shall wait tor
observations; perhaps difficulties may be sug-
gested, which expect 10 be able toremove;
and hope thatimprovements may be recon-
mended-to these shall pay calm and can
did consideration, which is all solicit from
others. HOMO.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17
NOBLE.

A letter Of Nov. I2, says that the sickness
has abated. The population Of Mobile last
spring did not exceed loco souls of whom it
is supposed 800 have died wiihiH four months
past.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17

9th. A drain Of specie
during war, prevents the
collection of Increased
taxes, most burthensome
aud mos; difficult, as the
banks are then diminish
ing the circulating me
dunn.
7th. Daring war, banks
may compel a govern
meut TO borrow on the
most ruinouS terms. II is
unnecessary 10 reier 10 IN
stances abroad; as oui
own country supplies
them.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17

chartered banks, as the
wholeis more than a mart;
a chart ed company IS
not bou for more than
its subs cription, but here
the ua IN is pledged to
indemnity holders Of the
national currency. .
10Th. The borrowers OF
the national currency will
only have to pay at the
rate of 8 per cent. inte-
rest, at the expiration Of
three months or Of a year.
On the advantages of low
interest 1 may write here
alter.
18th. The board is not
to call in its notes but
borrowers may redeem
their property, where It IS
II
pledged, whenever they
please.
18th. If there be only
one national currency, the
board may compose the
notes Of any materials
they please, and may use
a particular color, which
NAV be prohibited to be
used by other persons,
under severe penalties
Thus forgerS would be
put to great difficulties
The small coins may he
made of mixed metals,
and the stamp may be so
deep that expensive ma
ehinery could only make
it. Images and portraits
cause great difficulty TO
initiate no two faces are
exactly alike, even when
made by the same painter
All governments,l think,
should be applied to, to
consent to treaties that
forgers should never be
protected in their domi-
mons.
: 18th. If 4 national cur
: rency be created, the CO.
: yernmcnt will receive in
S terest on one hundred or
5 two hundred million OF
t dollars, say 3 per cent. on
: 900, goo is 4,oNo,UOc
S This national currency
4 will go to pay for land ;
r and il the government
S throws it again into circu'
: lation, by making roads
d canals, and bridges, thu
v 40N,oW,o00 of acres Al
: two dollars per acre, may
: be converted into canal
g road, and bridge stock
g yielding 3 per cent. and il
If time producing annually
II s24,OOO,0 900. a country
= with a population dou
h bling every % years ha'
incalculable resources
with a good financial sys
tenn. ] will not indulge
iny inclination TO enlarg'
on this subject, but, les
my ideas should be deem
ed U,opian, | only reqaes
attention to the little IS
land, not larger than Vlr
ginia, which, since 1877
when she was brought 4
The threatening extrem'
OF bankruptcy, anarchy
and ruin, discarded tn
specie basis, as il is ridi
culously termed, and ros'
the wonder of the worio
J. 10th. The board can
N not have any political in
" Eucuce, as it cannot with
P hold loans orderedhr ca
s. in its currency.
It be continued ; for al
dant which are establish
c;Dlcs "a thew must tai
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17
.Neu. York, December ID

.kIea,- York, December ID
At meeting yesterday morning Of the
Board Of Directors of the U. S. Branch Bank
in this city, Isaac Lawrence, Esq. was una
nimousIy reelected President.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17

accommodation notes
II would require pages "a
pursue this error through
its various ramifcations,
but it were superduous tc
detail the evils Of hcti'
tious capitals.
18th. The banks deduc'
the discount from sum:
loaned every sixty days
and thereby receive a
bout q per cent.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17
TENNESSEE.

The Legislature of this state has appro.
priated the sum OF ESQ dollars for the sup
port Of the infant son Of COL Forsyth, who
tell in battle, during the late war, near
Odletown, in Canada. They have also re-
CURED the Governor to procure and present
to the son sword, in testimony Of the re-
spsct OF the state for the military conduct Of
his father
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17

1st. The board will is
sue notes on the property
of the nation, and recei-
vable in all payments to
government. Whether
these notes shall become
like Bank Of England
notes, the basis Of other
banks, is a separate ques-
ton.
I'd. The national cur
rency of the board being
all of one description, re-
ceivable every where,
may be transmitted by
post from one part of the
union TO the other, at We
~ little expence.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17
HOAX

Our marine list two days ago announced,
the arrival here Of the schnr. Dart. from Ma
ranhan, with hides, fruit, and Uiid animals.
We are told that great numbers OF persons
assembled on the wharf to get view OF the
uild animals. which proved to be only one
Monkey, and small animal of equal inpor-
lance. [Jfsv. York paper.
FLOUR is now at dollars, and in great
demand in this city. Those who have Flour
would do well to send il 10 market. RYE
Of good quality to be burnt and used as
COFFEE is also in demand. (llrm. Press.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17

Iih. DufinS war, lnte-
rest Will not nuctuatc
more rndn matt per cent.
anu Inc gorrlnmeni, du-
ring wal, car borrow al
most an, aninuht al D per
cent. Look at the Dri-
IsG loans OF 80 millions
SterlnS Ia one year at D,
whist We were borrowing
at 3 per oent.
o,n. As Ihe nation vii.
obtain The prohlS oil the
national currency, tire
people vii approve oI II,
aud il viii cein,nt the III
mon.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-17

The following contrast OF
the one | have proposes
in a proper point of vie
Bank Of the United States
and branches, and state
banks
LIST. The banks issue
notes, promising to pay in
specie, which they cannot
command at all times, and
commence with engage
ments which they cannot
perform
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

CUMBERLAND s..
Taken By Exscnti0n and 10 be 6d at Pubic
Aucti on MOhDaT, tbe frf day 81
Marcb next at II o'clock 4 M at The
Aucti5n Room Of Stebben A4'LeiLan ana
7motiy Fletcher, Exchange Street Port
land
n LII he righ, in Equity of Redemption which
{ y Charles Knight has 10 and TO the following
described NOR, gagged real eaate 6.uased in Fa
mouth in f.id county. containing abou FIX acre
more or lels-bounded north and northeafaer'y bs
Prefumfcot river foutheaferiy hy Reuae,
Knights land eaiterly by faid Reuten's asd al
the couay road-fouthery by George Ko,gh
and aud laid county road weferly by faid ecu
~ road and by j. Kaight's land and the san
which Get off to the fad Charles in he &
vGon of his father sltate. For more particula
description of boundaries Of laid real eiaie refss
ence being had 20 Probate records, aud 10 plar
recorded in Reg'r Book rs page 478 eEcsptiag
four acres on the Southery dde Of the road
which was conveyed % Reuper Kaighs
said described real eltate il. Mor. gagged to Jofus
Merrill Eiq 10 secure the payment of one thsu-
sand thee hundred aud 6fy seven doaEs sgo
nue'y cents and intereh from January g2d 81
as PEI deed recorded in Reg ller Book rs page
s6S. viii appear.
JOSEPH NJ GEpRIsH Deputy Sheriff
Portland Ian Esd 1919
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
ADV ERTISEMENT.

The Compiler of the TEMPLE HARasNY in
diHnsvIng his connection with Mr. n Maxim in
the publication of the Northern Hatmouy was
au hor zkd 10 pua'ifh all the MuGc con aimed in
the fourth edison of shai Work "A Accordingly af
ter expuhglng about thirty tune-. he ref togeth
er with q large number OF be mof approved ifye
both ancient and modern and afo ieveraI never
before ncbiiihed, ase comprzed in this Work
In the. selection of MuGc, the Compiler hs. no,
been wholly confined either TO American or Fu
ropean Authors bu has taken care to iels9 iu uch
as may be ufsfu and pleaGng "A numher of
iugiDg pieces are inserted 10 order to render th .
variety iuch asto give more general faIisfseaion
The Muflc is 70 arranged and adapted o the
c'tfsre1t metres tha. ture may be readily found
fuitsdto a moil any divine lubjsd of either the
cheerful or patte ic key
The Compiler tenders his Gucere ,hsrks TO thofe
who bav ve TO generousIy aided him n former pub
locations while he fatters himfslf with hope ihat
this WoI will, upon examination, be found frch
as to me git their more cordial appreciation, and
have p lcrs jua claim to patronage.
China 1913.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
NOW lnthe Press and vvaH soon be published, By
L. GOODALE, the
HalloaCeU Collection of Sa-
cred Music

DAPitD to DIFFERENT SUBJECTS AN.
"A METRES, commonly used in Churches.
4 he first large edition of this work having bee
sold in one year, shews in some meas ure the pub
lie opinion ofit--A second edition is now Offered
enlarged and much improved. $3.50 per doz. ; IS
cents single.
RECON- MENDATION.
We the Subscribers have perused" The Hallou-
ell Collection of Sacred Music y and most chee
fully recommend ii as volume containing ricL
variety of excellent tunes jndciousy selected a d
arranged we'll calculated to improve the musica
taste OF our country and aid the devotional exer-
cses of our Churches.
JOHN MFRRICK, Pest ! Of the Handel So
PRENTlsS MELLEN, UP eietg Of Maine.
HGioWeA, October sth, 1877.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
-DGuid AHen's mn.

NOTICE u hereby gwen 20 the heirs of the es-
: 'ate OF DAVID ALLEN, late If Famouih b n
the ccnnty Of Cumberland yeem an, eeceafed aud
al othees concerned that DaUie Alien has pre-
iented 10 me the fubfcriber Judge of the Court of
Probate, within and for said county an initru
men' pu-porsiug 10 be the 'all will and eflzment
of iald David Allen deceafed and iha, the four h
Wedne'usy Il February Iext a, ten clock 10 ghe
forenoon u .lhsned 70 takr the Pro- thereof,
q Probate Court then TO be he'd Al the p. obate
tfice IN Portland in fad coun,y when and where
hey may re pre'ent and fhew caufe If any ;hey
have why 'he same ihoud NOT be proved approx
sd and allowed tie lal will and teeament of
laid deceaied
Given upder my hand at Portland this thir
'eeuth day # January in tie year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and nineteeu
SAM FREEMAN.
a tfue cory Aucif
HoRATEo sOUTHCATE, Register.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
Abraham Leavitt's Estate.

TO be sold by order Of lie CircHit Court of
Common Pleas, and Of the Judge Of Probate, a,
{ e house of John Noble IN Scar rborouth in ,ht
onntv oF Cumberland on Thursday the Ill
day ofFebssry mex 4 ten O'Clock ID the fore
no v, 50 much 1t the Real estste Of AbrshAm
L. "a !, l-te Of said Scarborough Gentleman
eceased, xs will produce the sum of htee hui.-
ed and Sky dollars, for he asyment OF The
US debts of ssid deceased ssid sum beins,
Efficiency in the sales Of said estate, which
W. m>de he second dsy cf Dec, mher last
Ian. 25. 1919. John LEAFITT.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

4 HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to ali
concerned, that he has been duly appointed
end taken upon himself the trust of Executor Of
tte last VIII & Tes'a,nent of SAMUEL HASTY.
lite Of standish in the county of Cumberland Yeo-
man deceased. by giving bond as the law directs
be therefore requests all persons who are indeb
ed 60 the SAL dcceased's estate to make immedi-
Gtr payment and those who have any demand.
thereon exhibit the same 10
DANIEL HASTY.
standi>h Oct..23, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
30 TANICAI. nR0pS 5
coPiedj'0'" 'he Nesart J,ces ID !. s.
lHlS Is 10 CER4tpv

- NLA LILY
WAT my scn, hstwsea six eeu III
= teen vsa $ IT age. VS. ne.r.s t.. \. Z
ve ely afIlic ed WIN N. Mi NJ II Y y
After having 'ried vsrIous msd,ess. - ~
fleet, | W induced. fem seeu.
ted cures, { Try DR. Rslfe's
prepared oy w T. Corw
establishment Of myseif. son and ,.,a 4
taking these Drops si0ne Il. ssss..'
(nesily Fly pieces Of bone .vi,g
~ q ff1senl ulsers, lhr last If ~e,,l
inches snd i halt in lergh, .r8b.f..
9read.h,l he ores heaied .na h,krs
sound. II is now sey+tsi no. X ss,.
here is n. the Ieat pte.r.r,. II
symptoms ] therefore think H..
% the pfo~ietor 4 ,his ssiu.h!e medal. {
the ia 'iic at large, TO mske he SANE Iss'
nei known.
vi ness my hand. tiis 7ih dsssF 81.
Der. 1913 HAS DAY. p. NJ,
New rk. NV tsy
Dr ReJe's Botanical Drsts s.ea !.
csl cure ior spit rheum, sruqy w n.
Anihony's Fl :, ieprass, I'm lei f.t.s2
isg.. ulcers, veneral tsin.s. when mescuaA
lied. Fever sores even wien tie bone \.
ous, are he best So iag and .uiumns II
nj msy be given to childreq ei . pelf.s3
Price one dollar. g-7 Ask fv d M
30 aDical Drops, n0se us sans &c.
: w. +. ConwAy, Paophlss j saasj.lss
ttnGry cRreS aeconfa'y each boftie
These drops are re- sred aid old xIsIA
oy ,he sole ptoasie. " fL4qa.
Isl, M I, Bumy,esd Place, Connsa.,aa
Boston ; 81 the Gh1mbar osar
B. G. AttUoods
Croekery- w re Store, Hsymwksl-ass n
and /; and retail b, appoIn men, slths a
Is bookstore, Doct. J m Coe, Partisas
ii ,ib,ook. Boston Greenough, Rex's
ms. Csmhridgepo., K ddef's Char j
Cu,hng 8 Appleton, II. Whippis Sa. !.
wi q ie, Ncwru ypor; b ky, l mi'|sH
rr'r Smt b, howiey Hu chins, sia'A'@
! Nv a ans, Portsmouth RabefH L#
hen'teo Dunk ! Goadsie, Se-mngni s#s; III
ow, Goudnls. ii no sell Ba5son, Wl Ns
! II. Mason. Fl Wiiite v Pso.id ass
Newpor, D,xop, Dcdh m. I4sss y
Hartford Dew, Kin, tuE ol1'As e
aesi e. Eb. II .rh & son, No, hAaPs q 'sss1
< Sons, Northam non agosb. 4 Y rs
il. Ii /; Long, eenfisid .uI mosl 7 I'D
soaksehers and Post Masters 4 oas'ss .
aoa-where NAV ~ tad Ill those i'''.] az
j and highly ap2rooed Medicnss 9isg'''
: ~. is CnMa
Ij-At.rgc discount q country rp's
de-. (3u-lfaO -
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

NE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
J. concerned, thai he has been duly appointed
aud taken upon himself the trust of Executor Of
the last Vii and Testament of JOHN SYLVES.
TER, late OF Freeport, in the county of Cumber-
land, Yeoman. deceased, by giving bond as the
law dlrects-She therefore requests all persons who
are indebted TO the said deceased's estate to make
Immediate payment; and those v ho have anv de-
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
10 BARSTOW SYLVESTER.
Freeport, January IS 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

THE subscribe hereby gives rub ia notice u
l. ell concern, d, thst he has been ,lulv anno;p.
ted and taken upon himself re trust Of Aimin-
i,trstor Jon the estate OF LEVI RURCHAM.
late OF Raymond in The county of Cumberland
Physician. deceased, by giving bond as the law
dIec's--He Therefore requests 81 persons who
are indebted 10 the sid deoeased's estate 70
make immediate payment and n se who have
any demands thereon, o exhibit the same e.
settlement 70 ELI LONCLEY Adm.
Raymond Jan. Is, 1919
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
'FUt NVPy ItttCN
HORATIO 3OUTHG ATE, Reg r.

Licain IS II special Co&'s q p o0a E, hos
den AZ Wtscasset IN anu fov he County of Lincoln,
NTH fbrtteth day of Octobe, A. ID 1918.
Dav.d Porte. & Henry Worth who are "a
- ne ] Executors in q Ger ain Insl'amen, pnr-
porting to be he last viii & Testament IF l. be
Crosby iase Of Phipsbursh IN said County, Yeo-
man. deceased, having presented The same fof
probate -
Ordered, ths, Friday next following he frs
Mondsy in March x "a ten O'Clock n he foe
noon be assigned as he time for consi,}erins
said Ins rumen al Court Of Probate then 20 Re
vt Bah in < foe The County aforesaid & shs
Dqyid Potter & Henery Worth give notice to Al.
persons concerned, by causing an sttested cor,
Of this Ode 10 be published ,hree weeks sut-
cessively in he Portland Gazette, and Eas-eyn
Argus, Tinted in Portland, ne las, public t,ont
be fourteen days st least betlre sad time. ,ha.
they ma} s.,end & object to such Pr@bet T
they see cause. JERE BAILEY. .11fudge Of
a true Copy. Pyobote.
All. JoKN III. SHEPPARD Repr.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
NOTICE.
Back Core BRIDGE.

THE Pgoprie ors Of Btck Cove Rridge are
berehy notified that the eni-AnnuNl Me-.
ng will h 'lden the house Of Uriah Col
dge Innholder in Portland on Monday the fl II
ay of February rexi ~ three ohslOt K in The af-
ternoor. for the fo' OWING purposesylz.
IT, choose Moderatr.
To receive the accounts and allow The same if
should be fouro correc'.
To pass any vose respecting he toll that ma
bs deemed exnedient.
Per order of he sanding Commi tee,
STEP'N. WAITE, r OPS. Cie,k
JAM 25, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
P Co0perS take Notice 4! IN

IT Coopers take Notice alDn
THE Law Of his Common wealsh h requires that
all barrels aud half barrels for packing Beef
and Pork. fha be made of good fsaloned White
Oak or sth Slaves, wi'h beading free from defect
and ihail meafuce sixteen inches and half be
ween be chime', and ihall be twenty-eighs in
ches o>g, (for Bup,) thi ee fourths covered with
good White Oak, Afh or Walnut Hoops leaving
ooe fourth ia The centre-th the heads and naves
made of a proper ,hckness-the hoops we'll Get
and well drove together. Half barrels to contain
not ICES than fifteen gallons, hooI ed 10 the fame
manner as who'll Barrels, Pork barrels alto
fha be made il ike manner but muff mot con
tam le!. than thiriy, or more thar ,hrty and
half Gallon. Hat bsrres for PcTk fhoud Coz, : u
fifteen gallons and one ha fail of which mutt DC
branded with ihe ini,A OF the makers chrlitan
name and sir name at length on the bige OF each
ca,k--to avoid fine which the fu NC ibeT i, de
termined fha not pats without noicc ; add for
each and every neglect of compliance with fatd
law. Itch Cooper may expect to have Judgment
without mercy; nd all barrels and half barrel.
which are not made above will not be uled for
the packing Of Beef and Pork IN this town.
By the Puolicks Humble Servant,
JEDEDlAH DOW,
DEPUTY lnSsstor, y Beef asd Po,A f., tie tezDs IF PO,s
ia.a, rn-s IsAAc SMITH Esq In,Seefor GsasrG! Of
tbs Com1y5nzvsa!b
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
Wheaton 5 Itch On''''''

HIs well known valuable ms.', - o,,ssl 4
recommendations asii has 0ss' s. n III
lean, :, safe and certain refnso5 e'5I,,.rd L II u
. ALI. fage.-i. for Sac = ;s r0.'
Gee H. Bu5oam < pr. ] DupssT psaat
= ~ coaey--in Nor,l yarmouth. s..',. D
! Freeport' BY N. Nys-- B.vfls'ss< ! IS, ko.<
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The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
Just Published
By T.. GOODALE,

THB TEMPLE HARMONY being colec
lion Of SACRED Music con airing a varie
~ of Pain tsSss, An!bsm. and .siset Pieces by
Japheth c. " asburn, Esq.
Fer fae by K Coodsle HIHov,eR; and by VIM
Hyde and I. Adams of Portland and Wm. e H.
Hyde cf Bail
HaIow ell, Od %, 1878.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

lit Ceurt # Probate holden at tbe Pro.
bate Of1e in Portland, qvitbin and for
the County Of Cumberland, on the Jecand
ned ebay g January in the gear Of our
Lard eighteen hundred and nineteen.
Nv ne qetItton of Eliza Lewis, admiristratrix
~ of he eaz,e Of JOHN LEWIS late of M;not
ia lad County GabiOermsker deceaied repre-
fentng hat the pellonal etaie of aid dsceafed is
nor fu iicieni 70 pay the just debts which he owed
the time of his death by the ium of two hundred
four dollars and feverty eight cents and praying
for license to (ell and convey 70 much of the real
eila'e # fad deceafed may he sary for the
payment Of faid debts and inc dental cnargea -
ORDERtD thar The petitioner give notice thereof
60 the heirs of iaid deceafed AMI TO al perfons in
terestsd il laid esta'e ~ csufing copy of thI'
order TO be publ fhed 10 the Portland Gszegte
printed in Portland, in fad County, three week
fucceliveiy that hey may appear at Probate
Court 10 be held the Probate Off n faid Port
land on he fecond Wednesday of February next
at teo clock 10 he forenoon and thew csufe if
any they have why the prayer of laid petition
fhould not be grained.
SAM FRREM IN fudge efJaid Court
true Copy-Attel
HORATIO 3OUTHG ATE, Regr.