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DTRD u.

IN this town, on Saturday The 2Ttb alt. Mr..
ssavsL 3. GLAsxs, in the 2sih year OF his age
An honest and industrious young man
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10. lO4, 1h0nes- sfrees.
coHsIsrIso or

r PRINTING, Of al tinds, sreeused IN
a sunsfsefsry rsaDsr, az fi.s eGse.
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Emigratioh.tp Cu5a.-The schooner
Three Sallys. Warner, sailed from Phil.
adelphia on Sunday week, for Fernaa-
Gina de Yangs. a new port and settle
ment on The south side of Cuba, with
IoI passengers, principally respectable
Mechanics with their families, and late
residents ofthis city.-Phiiad. Gag.
HUSSlR FRlCITE IvD SLooP MER.
- -" curry
"A Mr.. Samuel Davis advcrises, in
the Baltimore papers, project for rais-
ing these British vessels, sunk pear the
city Of New. York, during the revolutioh-
ary Wharf.-The one in the East and the
otl,er IN the North River. He states,
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Newport, Dec. Z. 1879.
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tenth day OF January, one thousand eight hum
drcc sHd eighlece.
John Tilton, at ,se rate Of thirseen dollars
per month, TO mmencc on the thirtieth dsy
OF Jaoua'ys ons thousand eight hundred and
eighteen.
Joseph Westcott, al the rate of twenty dol
lars per Mooth, to commence on the TWEEN
tissh d. OF October, one thousand eight hrn-
drsd AID seventeen.
Asfon Stafford, al the rate of ten dollata
per snonth, TO commence on the tweotieth
dey Of Fsbruary, ono ,housend eight hundred
aDd sighIeen.
Sec. 3. find BE IL further enacted, Thai,
apy pension granted by this act, or any other
&C, htssafier TO be passed, 10 any ofhees, ALL.
dier,o marine, vino servtd in ,ae teyolu
,icsisry war, shall Cease aud be dist oo,inued,
10 case the individusl, 10 whom the same
may be granted, hath svailsd himself or shall
hereafter avail himself, Of The provisions Of
an ac,s passed the eigh,cedih day OF March,
one thousand eight hundred and eighteen,
en,itlcq" An act TO provide for certain per-
sons esgaged in the land and naval service Of
the United States, in tho revolutionary wsr.'
Sec. a. .dad be t jurfhes. enacted, Thst
all persons entitled to pensions, Ia conformity
with 'hs provision OF the act, entitled q An
&C, TO provide for persons disabled by known
wounds during the revolutionary war" pas
.scd Ap'il the eighteenth, eighteen huadred
snd six, and also, the fourth section Of an act.
entitled " An &C, concerning invalid pension
efs," passed the twenty 6t,h Of April, one
,thousand eight hund,ed and eight, may be
placed on the pension list BY The Secretary Of
War, without reporting the same to Congress.
Mach 5, lSis--Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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DIR. RELIES
ASI IHMATIc PILLS.

qs proey Of .slieh fhs following snserrsHrs cures
are submitted ~ public perusaI:
p7s Mr.. STETSOE.
OF Hanover, was years afflicted with violent
pain in his right breast attended st times with great
difficulty Of breathing, and wholly incapable Of at
tending business. after having tried in vain all other
medicines, was cured and his health perfectly res
toreIs by 2 boxes Of tbese pills
T AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and grand daughter. Of Boston,
were each dreAdfolly afflicted with asthma and din.
Guilty Of breathing, were all Of them cured and &c
stored 10 perfect health BY z boxes.
judge -, OF salem, had been many years So
verely Afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
Of breathing, was cured by boxes his sleep was
restored on the second night, which had been brck
en- for many yesrs. tl
a Lady Of boston turned Of so, was severely
afflicted with cough, pain in The side, at tmes spit.
ting of blood, cord not lie down in her bed for &
wears, could not sleep but AZ short intervals
stored to perfect health on taking 3toxes.
1..sse Pills give instsG. ease in ell coughs, coldc,
asthmss. difficulty Of breathing, vhec sing. tight
ness os the chest strained stomach consumption,
pain in the side, spiitng Of blood cbliiness end
shiyerngs the foresunsers of MALI gnsnt fevcss. cc
common colds are removed in few hours the eyed
viii expecnce rclicf eqaziIy agreeable and instant
aneous even when tie lungs affected. GT TAX
for DR.. Reif-'s Asthmstic Pills" One 6sr cssfni'
ing II pin Fequensis eGsess eisrs W Prssens I'M
bosifisn the ontsde pfisted wrapper is signed w.
r. Conway O5s<rre shis AZ ysn value heahh Pre-
pared and sold Wholesale BY the sole prepriesof,
w. +. Conway, chemist, No. I. Dumssesd Plrce,
mson-stfeet, Boston. 4 BY special appointment by
SAMUEL w. ViNSON, DraSgjsf,
No. Ito, Thamcs-street, Newport,
.Nss. BY
Iemucl w. Briggs, Br5ssois Hercules whitney
J. A. Mason, fyspiderces Dyer F3owes, Nfndknms
Greene. xs~-Lssdss Isssc ID bull. Hnrysvds and
ro.t druggias. booksellers and post-nasssss thro
ul the United States. where may he had ell those
jnssy esfesmcd and highly approved A. Medicines. .
PREPARED tyW r. Conway. Price One Dollar, o.
six ,oxes Tor Eve dollars. II boxes for nine dolAfs
.ni ~ dozen bottles sor 100 dollars.
De. 5,1si7. 90
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*** NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

NJ HEN cure for one dollar, or at most for two
w doiIars, can be obtained for a cough, cold,
asthma. difficulty Of breathing, tighiness OF the
chest, wheezng, pain in the sde spt,ing Of blood,
strained stom>ch, &c. must Il not be matter OF
surprize ha; the obituary daily swellcd with
deaths occasioned principally by colds On an aver
age al least
s-Je One Hundred u R.ffy zhoasond Persons
from taking cold commencing with cough. then diff.
Guilty Of breathing and pain in t5c eide, at length
the lungs become Affected, consumption ensues, and
death closes the scene. Alas too often does pre-
judice. by listening to some and adopting the opin
ION OF others, prevail thereby preventing trial Of
idea that no relief can be obtained. Scarce . case
occurs but msy be relieved by the timely sppIisa
-. G. ~
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NEW GOODS.


AS jast received from New-York, and now op-
ened. an e.egant assortment OF sessonabie
CO0DS, among them are ;-Nankin and Canton
Grapes, Grape shawls. Merino bordered ditto, plain
silk and cotton dilt., fancy silk Handkerchief.
thread Lrces. linen Cambrics, cravat Muslins seo-
net and null null Muslinss sscharila, book and
leno do. xsur'd jaconct do muslin HsndkcI chiefs
Ginghams; Calicoes, Parasois Umbrellas, &c. &c.
all OF which will be sold very cheap
Neynfsrf Iune
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LAWS.
BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT authorizing the Sale of certain Military

AN ACT authorizing the Sale of certain Military
Sites
BEfs enacted BY the Senate ard House Of
Rehresensatives Of fhe Unifed States @ .dn'e
yica in CongYess assembled, That the Secre
tsry of War be, and he is hereby, authorized,
under the direction Of the President OF The
United States, to cause TO be sold such mill
sary sites, belonging to the United States, 0s
may have been found, or become, useless Tor
military purposes. And the Secretary OF
War is hereby authorized, on the payment
of tho consideration agreed for, into tho T'ea
sury of the United States, TO msks, execute,
and deliver, all needfui instruments, convey
ing and transferring the same IN Tee aud the
Jurisdiction, which mad been specially ceded,
ior military purposes, to the United States,
by state, over such site or sites, shall! there
after cease.
March 3, lsls--Apptoved,
JAMES MONROE.
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March 3, ISl9-Appfoved,
JAMES MONROE.

AN ACT in addition to, and alteration OF, an acts
entitled An act laying duty, on imported salt,
ganting bounty on picked FISH exported, and
allowances to certain vessels employed IN the
fisheries
BE il enacted BY the Senate and House Of
Renreseatauves Of the Unted Stafes u hme
,ica in Congress assembled, That, from and
after the passing OF this ac', there shall De
raid, on the last day of December, annually,
70 the owner of every fishing boat or vessel,
or his agent, by the coiiecto' OF the district
where such boat or vessel may belong, that
ehall be qualified, agreeably TO law, for cary
ing on the Bank and other Cod fisheries, and
ths, sifalI actually have been employed the'e-
in, at sea, for the term OF tour mon'ns, at
least, Of the fishing season next preceding,
which season is accounted 10 be from the last
day of February to the last day OF November
ia every year, for each and everyton OF such
boats or vessels, burden according 10 hcf ad-'
measurement as licensed or enrolled, IT OF
more than. FIVE tons, and not exceeding thirty
tons, three dollars and 6i'y cents II above
thirty tons, fou, dolla's; end If above thirty
rons, and having had crew OF not less than
Ten persons, and having been actually EN-,
ployed in the cod fishery, at sea, for the term
Of tn &C end one halt months, az the least, but
less than four n 90 hs, of The season aforesaid,
three dollars and 6fy cents Provided, That
The allowance aforesaid, on any one vessel,
for one season, shall not exceed .hree hun
drcd and sixty dollars.
Sec. o. ind be il further enacted, That
such parts Of the ffth and sixth sections of
the act hereby amended, as are contrary 20
/, the provisions Of this act, be, and the same
sre hereby, repealed.
March 5, lsl9-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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10 BulLDEkS.

he subscriber residcntO Frteiown in lhg
state Of Msssachusetts, takes ik's ~, fh', =
inform the gentlemen of Newport md ir sse.nsit
that BY application ~ him. the, be iusnIsh.s
with stone steps, Of al siimer'ions. matte q ip
most durable grannet, also ssons sunsbie tu NJ
foundations OF houses, or for any nth,f pup, s.
for which grsnnet is used. He so'icits The pAsf'n
age Of gen,lem who arc ehnui 20 tusld and gs$
Sers them TO srEsHEx + NonrnAM. Esq oi New
port, Tor specimen of his vockn~r'iap a. wei ~
the material which h. USES I<pt;r 1feei.d3 10
the care of sp~saIrox& MrEpscg F,cs'cHn,
viii reach the subscfb<s in the course Af ihs mai
and all orders will be strictly ard sunc'ua,l, "
tended TO. PATRICK HANEs
Newport, May 26, 1919 w
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\ATE, the subscribcrs. having been appointed BY
w the Hon court of PruD.ss. for. the town cf
South Kingstown. IL the county Of Washington
commissioners 20 receive examine. aud asjust the
clsms az sinst the Estate Of
JOHN SEGAn,
late Of th-Kingssown. deceased represented in-
solvent, do hereby give aotioe, that six mcnshr
from this day are allowed 70 The creditors Of sxh
Estate. TO bring in and prove their respective cal@
and tha, we will attend for thst purpose VI Tie
house ofJoseph Re,ncsds. innho'de.. At Little Re-s
ON the las, saturday of each mouth in<the sNer-
noon, during said period an ~. Az Az aSts aA
JOHN T. NICHOLS. ! .r.-A...,...-4
JAMES snEARMAN e'n'"''''s"s'@ 9, I.
All persons that are indebted 20 the ustpsv 81
said deceased are called upon to mske umedistr
paymcntto sf III a sra \
ADicAIL sECAR. , .atm'nissroesx3
JOIN AEG Az. a.t-....,aA,.s2s~
PK>KCIsB SEG'tR ''""''' 80 4 - ~ /.
soutI, Kiaassown.r june s4rii H.e ~ n Nt
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YAZUABLE FdRlf.

THE subscriber oAers forsaIe. his Farm sispatrd
= in Afiddietown. about one mile aud hal ;,sin
the stsle-house In Newport Said Farm contains AZ
bout so acres Of land, with grea, quantity al exts
lent fruit trees. Of al kinda with the bulx
iags thereon standing. For other Information As
quire Of ALANSON srECKtI AM,
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*Mw CURES ~. ..f<f tJi.syi L .l.F !, ~
Though Aevncfore eonssdered hass retef y y
DIR. REL FPS 49, .e'
RQY4NLLAI DROPS 80

n Mn. Searmay. carpenter u Bestsn VIVA ~
Iva months afflicted with 1 tumou 80 a. n
back Of his hand which incapAciated him q w
An operation on hs hand, and considered "a uve<
was cured and restored % health By aking 4:bcst
W. Wryks d Ds.ssr. was years Afflicted Nm V
sfsver-sore on oae of bic legs. had tried mess me-
n Cikdef Jzr. AwrrsR. IF Adusvsry wae v4$S
Of Ulcers aud DiIes, some Of which lad <as DOR
the ribs, b. 3 bottles This child wss eogsidc(>1 -
in dying state when he began tlking ihes< d6eI5.
IN 1jumf g Bessos. wss covered at oveL Hl{&
crup'ions, blind with both eyes, wss cu'ed p 9 c@
ties. P.tks
Az elderly Lpdy OF Boston was severely 'sln i.
for rs years, with eruption ~ over her stte,t
with most tormentng itchings. burnings and, tifSt
es, had lost therehy Two toe and one aneef31e
for 6 months, and csnsidsred fasf elf ssnef
n Oentiemcn II xsxSasssn, was sfAicttd - oyS01<
with ulcers n biz Iegs could obssin ne s6l
vas cured by 4 bottles. -. .,s1.rX<
4 css'<~as y 1s.'... Y: wife ara I. I. esIl
every medicine without success, WAS csrtd =, IN
Drops y s1J1 - a h tr t{;7 N/
With humor one Of legs, attended with ~ ~
itching and b'o,shss .s e. = ". sssis"ta e ga:
fecsiy cured By these drops. - kA
A Iadv Of Choriksspn 1bs two yeoeo -
with whisc sweilng % her ks'ce joint Hes n.
every assurance. snd considered past reIio!f
ana Using Dr. Jsbb's Lioimens, In 3wecks she IA
the free Use Of the joint, te pein Iefi her" An9 by
continuisg them has obtajscd peslcsC eose lt&< n
These Drops are radical cure for scurvys1eef
fala, s. Anshouy's Are, leprocy, pimp'cd face n ,
srged eIssds, sore Ieys. u'ee's even vbee The i.
are the best spring and sutumnsl p'ysic, suA ~
Be esven 10 children with perfect sA(cty ~--P6m ~.
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LDl OF LAND.

r OK sALEs-s Let Of Lard. on Prospect Hill. be,
\ longing 70 the subscriber. The price modcf-
ate and the terms easy JOSEPH NORTHUp.
Newport, October Z.
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a AN ACT concerning Invalid Pen.ioners.
0Eh epacsed ty fhe Senate and House Of
Keevrsfnfofives Of ,he Unissa Sfof<s Of >Sme.
ries IL csngres sssembisd, Thar The ssess-
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AN ACT to authorize the Secretary of War to con-
vey a Lot or Parcel of Land, belonging to the
Usited States. lying in Jefferson county. in the
: ysate of Virginia.
IBEii enacted BY the Senate and House Of
keh,esenfafivcs Of fhe United States Of .dnse.
fiea. in Congress assembled, That the Secre-
flsry of War be, and he is hereby, authorized
TO convey, by deed, 10 fee simple, TO a certain
John Peacher, a lot, or parcel Of land, with
The appur,ensnces belonging 10 the same,
lying In Jefferson county, in the state OF Vir.
giDia, called the Keep Tryst Furnace, and
containing two hundred and twenty one acres,
belonging to the United States, upon such
teens a. he may think most conductive to
the interest Of the United States; and the
money arising from the sale thereof TO de-
posite in the Treasury Of the United States.
March >, lslo--Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT to authorize the Secretary At to ap-
point an additional Agen. for paying Pensloners
Of the United States in the State Of Tennessee
BE if enacted BY she Senate aud House Of
Rrhresenf0fives Of rae United States Of .1me-
rira in Congress assembled, That, from aud
after the passing Of this act, the sccretary for
The Department Of War be, and he Is hereby,
authorized 10 appoint aq agent, in addition to
,be one already appointed 10 the state Of Ten
nessce, under the act Of the twenty fourth Of
April, one thousand eight hundred and six
ieeo, for the purpose Of paying pensioners of
the United States, residing in East Tennes-
see whose duties shall be, in all respects,
similar TO those appointed under the aiore-
mentioned act
March 3, lsi9.-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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OLD NAIL LINE.

THE subscribers ,espectful!y inform.
4 the pubsics that the Matt Stage leaves New
po', every,mosning. (sundsy excerted) a, hsfp.st
sc'ciock, and arrives in FRO, Al hsifp s. 3
o'clock, = = Leaves rrovid,nce every no frg.
(sunday eKcepted) ~ 8o'ciock aud arrives IL Np1-
port. At o'clock. The fase S So as;onsd
IS lbs baggage Erasis- l25 lbs NY The s*n's ass
passenger Al tavors thankfully received Snd Ar
BY the subscribers.
PELEG FISH. n<gperf J
SHERJ BouRN. Beisvf & sroprietors.
IsAAC Fish. Fsewasncs
June 80
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SA-l--4f9oaf.
1900 bushels fine Isls oi May s LII
now noac los saie on G. rcs D.,
Apply to JOHN h. LYON
Newport, June %.
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DIED.


In London, Patrick Roper, an lrishman. He
had long INDUCED a habit of excessive intemper-
snce-and at time Of intoxieation, it is said his
breath took fire, andconveying the fame to his
lungs, his body burst, and the pieces were scat
tered about the room =!
On the Florida side of ST. Mays river, oppo-
site Traders Hill, Georgia, Lieut.. William ID
Bolton, ofthe 4th regt. Of U. 5 infantry. He re-
ceived his wound in duel fought with rnuskcts
at eight PAGES. The parties fired at the same in
stant-Belton was struck under the left breast,
and expired in few minutes, the ball passing
through him his opponent was not injured.
At Southampton, Of a consumption, on Mon
day Last, the Hon. ELI p. AsHMuS. Mr.. Ash
nun was lately Senator in the Congress OF the
Uaitsd States, and has been elected many years
to the Senate of this Conmonweal tn
la Otisfeld where he had resided upwards OF
40 years BENJAMIN PATCH, Esq aged 70
for many years Representative Of that town.
In Standish, on Wednesday the 2lst ult. Capt.
DANILL CRAM, jr. agsd % years.-He was IN
tered, on the Saturday following, with military
honors.
On bsard brig Rebscca, at Point-Petre, Charles
Jordan, of Cape Elizabeth, and John r. Craw
ford, of Bath the latter had engaged to work his
passage home. His friends may obtain has ef-
fects by applying to Mr. Daniel Fox, merchant OF
this town.
In this town, Samuel K. Of Capt. Edward
Gruby, aged years.-Sarah- Ann, daughter OF
Mr.. John Murch, aged years.
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MARRIED..

In England, after leng and perplexing con-
test in Chancery, where the bride being under
age was ward the Ri. Hon Baron Stewart, a
It. General in the British army, Ambassador to
the Court of Vienna, &e. to Lady Frances Van
Tempest, one of the richest heiresse. and most
beautiful women in England She is about 10,
mis- Lcrdship As. The objections Of her guar
dams were, that the match was unequal npoint
OF age, fortune, and other circumstances. The
bridegroom is brother to Lord Castlereagh, and
brother law to MIR. Canning.
In Wi.casset, the 9th inst. Capt. Charlie. MIL
Ter, OF marlborough, to Miss Fanny Boyd, Of
Wiscasset.
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GAZETTE - News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Enfronces and cIearasce, al lie Custom House.

Erlfronces and clearance, al he Custom House,
ARRIVALS.
Arrived, May u, sloop Industry, Mansfield
from Lubsc, with dry fsh.-13, scnr. Inc, John
son. from Lubee, with house furniture-sch. DI-
omede, Gray, from Norfolk, for St. Johns, with
slaves and shingIes-Schr. Susanna, York, from
ST. Johns, with rum, molassss and plaster.-lo,
brig Francis, Bradford, from st. Johns, for Phil
adelphia, with plaster.
CLEARANCES.
FOrelgn.-Clsared, May IA, ship Neutrality,
Lewis, for Western Islands.-l5, sloop Volant,
Basset, for st. Johns.
Codslic.se. May Is, schr. Dolphin,
Polley.. for Lubec-sch. Fame, Crowsll, for
Nswyork.-i4, sloop Abby, Morton, Tor Boston,
sioop Madison, Jones, for Bath.-l5, schr. SUI
san pah, 70, k, for Bost n-schr Barzlllia, Pote,
for Eastport.
Capt. Stephenson, in the brig Rebecca, srriv-
ed 9th inst. from Point -Petre, left there April
IS, schr. Despatch, Tuck, for Newburyport in Is
days-schr. Despatch Packet, Norris of Salem,
discharging-schr. Dolphin, Mclntier Of Warren
Ne. for Newly ork in i0-schr. -, French for
Warren in 3-bris Agile, HARDWOOD, fer Bath in
10 days
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Topsham, May 1919.
ORDINATION.

The following was the order of perform ance,
at the Ordination of Mr.. JARED SPARKS, to the
pastoral care sfthe Fun Independent Church IN
Baltimore, which took place on the morning of
the 5th inst. according to the ancient and estab-
li:hed usages in New-Englsnd IL. Prelude on
the Organ. 2. Introductory Prayer, by Raw
hir Edes, of Providence, r. |. 3. Lesson from
the Scriptures, by Rev. MIR. Parker, of Ports
mouth. ~ Ii. A Anthem. g. Sermon, by Rev.
MIR. Chsnning, Of Boston. s Ordsining Prayer,
10y Rev. DIR " are, Professor Of Theology IN Har-
ward University. Y. Anthem. 9. Charge, by
Rev. Or. Porter, of Roxbury, Mass. 9. Address
to the Society, by Rev. DR.. 1haysr, of Lancas-
ter, Mass. 10. Right Hand of Fellowship, by
Rev. Dir Palfrey, of Boston. II. Concluding
Prayer, by Rev. Mr.. Nichols, ofFortland, Maine
II. Hymn. 10 Anthem. IA. Benediction.
10. Voluntary on the Organ.
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Benjamin. P0tch'S VilL.

NOTICE - hereby given to The heirs Of the e.
~ tate of BENJAMIN PATCH, late OF oii,-
6eid, in the county Of Cumberland, Yeoman, de-
ceased, and all others concerned-Thst Levi
Patch, named Executor, has presented to me the
subscriber, Judge Of the Court Of Probate, within
and for said county. 90 instrument purporting 10
he the last Will and testament Of SAID SEM amin
Pa.ch, deceased, and that the second Wednesday
Of June next al O'Clock the forenoon, is IS.
sigsed 10 take the Probate thei eof, at Probate
Court then 10 be held at the probate office in Port
land ia said county. nhen and where they may be
present and shes cause, il any they have why ths
same should not be proved, approved and ailswed
a. the LASS will and testament of said deceased.
Gives npder ny hand a. Portland, this twelfth
Jay OF May. in the year Of rur i.nrl eighteen hn-
deed and nineteen. SAal. FREEMAN.
A true coPy-atiest,
hoRATIo SoUIHGATE hegr.
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that such establishments would have tendea.
cy to improve the morals of the lower class of
people Pin an incalculable degree.
These few extracts will exhibit in strong
light the utility of these institutions: | intend
on another occasion to give an account oftbe
manner in which they are conducted, and
show some OF their practical results, 10 hopes
that the citizens Of this town ever forward to
promote schemes OF Philanthropy and beney.
oience, may perceive 10 their beneficial leu
dency, sufficient inducement, to be the first 10
promote their establishment in Maine.
PRUDENS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-05-18

. AMONG WHICH ARE
Gilt and Plated Broadswords, Hangers and
Sabres-Cut and Thrust very low Pricsd-Gold,
Silver and gilt Epauletts-Lace Binding-Cera
and raids-Plumes-Belt plates and trimmings,
of almost every descrption--platsd fruit and cake
Baskets, with silver edses--Castors-Tea Sets |;
Shutters and Trays, very rich and neat patterns--
Britannia Coffee and Tea setts--Church Flagons
and cups-Tsmble and Tea Spoons
Japanned Waiters-ehee.e and bread Trays
Elegant fine gold and common Watch Chains,
Keys and Seals-Pearl, Jstt and paste Ear Rings
pins and finger Rings--Amuletts- few Cam
ton shell, hair and pocket Combs great varie-
ty Of pelse Clasps-shoe Buckles and Snaps
Gilt watch CHAINS and Keys Seals and trinkets
with impressions, &c. &c.
The above having been selected by him-
self from the latest importations, together with
his former stock, makes his assortment so COM
plete as cannot fail to please his Customers who
arc respectfully invited to call.
On Hand--S,Iver Sugar and Cream Pots,
new patterns-Soup, Gravy and cream Ladies' !;
Table, desert and tea Spoons Sugar Tongs, and
thimbles Warranted Gold Necklaces, SC. &c.
y. B.-Country Traders 1utH be supplied
Nth any Of hte abops,Gt small adranee.
May A, 1879. (6w.)