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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
ANECDOTES OF CURRAy.

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vi F"i,'lc"i "o''Sa'"nS upon l''s M'0d|
10 MS 'a'es' hour an ih'e''al OF @r1
than nan a eeh'"ryD Hc never 'loast
or spoke OF mem OUT win len"'n'1
ana pi'y' anu Indignation. A 'he M
IA 'he seha't'" or ti'c othc'' Sm'aS'
lah''iy ahn irirHos' or IN the S"Cirl'o
Inc mos, 'iihs.r'o"s prrsoh"Ees 81
empire I'e s''hcrihg Oh the iiis0 pa
sah'ry we're relhemDcrru' ana Tue '@5'
l'a"'" "'''' a'' vhtrsy anu r'a't! pa
prove" no" wen nc Knew anu
'tep'y nc ,eit Tor ''lae CLASS whose '4a
ini'!cS nc depfHred.
cat any time of life" said he /"
might to a certain degree. as "fIso
Tiers, have tied up MY countr, nN
oohuieS' anu so'u l"eii, a' 'ne n'"!
~, ~ 'o''"r''"' anu "",e '"'''0"
Sell 10 "eal'ii' STATION a'ic rcNhofS-'
the envy ci 'he io"ilsi' anu c"h'f"V'
TIC "ise' o'!t 1 t"ousht IL more U''I
ing I" remain o.''" among '"e"'
mourn over anu a. Io"soi. ."s"
"acre ,ay u''. '"'''u %po" "t' "
pr'''a"u "''' ''o"hs '"."' ""'"
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was III 'Ne C'u'' o' N"a''..'! u"
"h'y |" feau d SNORT sen.c"'e Nv"
INSTRUCTIONS, Dat nc o'' - 80 p''ai p'G
!, ana lna"aiO'y' that VIC t n"".I
Leru Lilioru, r'q"eSte" " "'H "
peat tho ~o'ds'a'd Fa''s HIS 'o'',
on this, his agitation Se'"'"' W.
tremr' 'nat ne was u'Hn'. T." | rn,n
a syllable; tht "''c' u'"Pp'u ~"
hands, anu !riena VINO Sat pesIn
was Obliged to take IL up anu i'"'
necessary passage
This dilfidencc, however t',ali
ishrd "hcneve' hr had TO roper "nN
conceived an n"arla"I"oi a''"'h'
Vas by giving proofs oil tue PI'"u
indignant Sp'"' Win "h'tn y" s,,,
chastIse aggression, that DC H'S'
ting ishcd himself at the bar: u!
his conte,t with Judge Robinson
corded as a very earl! anu 'nF'"''.
Instance. Mr., Curra" ha''ns "o' '1
he he i La" n .ss or met the law, as laid Do
by his L,rd,hip, in an, book in his
no. - ~ I,,, NOV bc. sir" said
Drary i"' una! W. '" "t,ons I'd
JndSH. IN an acr'o co",ehP'"''
''but suspect your library
smAIi.'-ilis Leriship, "he, Inv
MANY Of that time, vas a rank "a
"".l :, wac konwn TO be the author
q. " - .,.'..'a,,. ~ I;tical uaupbd
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
SELECTED.

U,ri,tsn IN he Rains of
Oh stream whose proudly flowing tide,
Through scenes majestic love TO glide;
Adorned by terrace, tower, and tree,
Tha, borrowed still grace from thee!
No more bv terrace, and tower now,
.Pbr placid waves are doomed to flow;
Th, self the sole remaining grace,
Where once unnun herd charms could trace
Their sweet impression on the spot:
These charms are faded, and forgot,
Their spleEior sunk, their beauty flown,
Or hesuteoas in their fall alone.
The ;, I'd uf saGy formsrday,
Along thy margin, loy'd to stray,
And view reflection in thy flood,
,Fhe pride of his parental wood:
The falling Of thy silver stream,
Soo,hed many list'ner's waking dream!
All, all IS waste and silent now.
Unseen. unheard, thv waters flow!
Save where along thy moss grown side,
In mood to mourRfulness allied,
Some lonely, pen,iye wanderer strays,
And CLEANS tale OF other days.
Those stately towers, those heights sublime,
That mock the growing strength OF time,
How fair, and firm, they once did seem;
How heeting, thou inconstant stream!
Yet, time has spared thy changeiul tide,
Though ruin wait on all beside:-
So fares it with LIES dc ubtful span,
So nature seems to sport with man;
The mighty droop, the strong decay,
The proud to ruin waste away;
While those in mould more humble cast,
The ruin and the danger past
Secure their peaceful thr"phes raise
4mids, he wreck VI brighter days.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
Charleston, Dec. 7
TRIALS FOR PIRACY.

The .eamen mentioned in yesterday
Courj,r were again brought up before Inc
Court Yesterday on the several other mercy
ments prele red against them. and tire same
verdict was brought in OIL each indictment
r..necti,.ly by the Jury. We understand
that they will he again arraigneh On a cna'se
of .Hisdemeanor. too"' '"'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
ALEXANDRIA,:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, December Is


commands the scientific expedition on the
Missouri He left the Council Bluffs about
the middle OF October last The Missouri Is
extremely difficult of navigation and obstruc''
ed by vast sand bars running generally pa
rallel with the river. The vast bodies OF
sand brought in by the river Platte gives TINS
character to the Missouri below lis junction
with the former Above the Platte the river
assumes more favorable aspect, being less
rapid and sandy. Talks had been held wi'n
various tribes of Indians, and friendly dIs-
positiop was manifested. [Columb'aH.
A person called last evening at our othce'
and said that an officer of bis Britannia MA
ie.ty's brig Dotterel had arrived at ST. John 5
N. B. in quest of captain Wilkins, VINO haa
been taken up by Sir Hudson Love- at d.
Helena, and sent to England, prisoner ou'
had made his escape a, Spithead, and reach
ed St, Johns short time since, but suppos'
ed 10 have gone from thence to Moose Island.
A reward Of 500 guineas had been offered
at ST. Johns for his apprehension. he also
stated that capt. w. had left ST. Johns last
November in brig, and had moi been heard
of when the brig of war arrived in search OF
him. Our informant did not state that capt
wilkins was an American, or what offence
he had committed-prohabiy he attempted
70 Iiberate Bouaparte-if so, we hope Inc
British may not take him. We should DC
Glad to see the person who left the ntorma-
ton.
We understand by gentleman who ar
rived last evening from Providence, that as
s,me woodcutters were passing through Inc
woods back of Providence. yesterday morn.
ing, they saw two pen apparently engaged
in digging. When the men observed Inc
woodcutt. rs, they appeared alarmed, ana
fed carrying with them trunk ne
mooac,,ters prrsued, when the men hastily
took something from the trunk, and cropped
i on the ground. On coming up, the wood
men found 1870 dollars, a considerable part
in specie, api pistol, in The trunk. The
men surceeied in making Microscope. The
trunk. money and pistol, were carried 10
proyid(nce. |, IS thought they intended 10
bury the trunk, and that What was 'aken OUT
was parcel of bills. 1t was understood
some pe rsons bad been d spstched IN me Oh
.liu ,ba mon i'm the bDpe vi
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
SLAVERY.

No mar is greater slave than he who
thinks himself, and is thought by others 10
be great man. He has scarce a moment on
which the public has net claim, in which
something is not due TO etiquette in order to
snstain lis dignity, and keep up his rank in
society; or in which be Is not in some shape
or other real drudge 10 his own grandeur.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
Troy Bad
- [ IT"Y b"E
81. Louis, (Mss Nov. ~.

A citizen Of ST. Charles. who has taken
The trouble 10 note the Wagons, carrI-
ayes and carts which have passed that
town during the present fall, reports their
numbers to average leo per week tornine or
ten weeks back. Surprising the number OF
individuals attached TO each vehicle to a.
mount to eight or ten. and. the aggregate
would be equa! 10 10 or i2ooo souls which
have entered the territory upon that line "a
lone. They come almost exclusively from
the states south of the Chic and tie Potomac,
bring many slaves. large herds OF cattle, hne
road wagon. many handsome carriages, and
give us an incrrase OF population still more
valuable for its Responsibility than for its
numbers. IN
rhoma. Daniels. lately arrested IN Rhode
island on the supposition ct being the muir
aerer ofMr. Gold, of Ntonfham.( Mass. has
been ilentiitd by he brother of the dtcess'
ID; application was made tand granted) tor
his delivery to the proper authority, tor tr'-
Al where the offence was committed.
Bat. Telegraph.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15

We greatly esteem the ignorance of a man,
who believes and coniesses his knowledge 10
be con6ned 10 what be knows.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15

Mr. Levi Steele, OF Albany, n. Y. killed a
pig few days ago, which was 2@9 days old.
and which weighed, when dressed Just 229
pounds making one pound fer each day OF
its age. ---
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
GROIN ELL.

Ia the civil war, my grandfather, Sir VII
liam Smyth, was governor Of *lilllesdon
House, near Buckingham, where the king
had small garrison This place was be-
sieged and taken by Cromwell. Butthe Off
GERS capitulattd 20 march out with their arms,
baggage, &c. As soon as they were without
: the gate, one of Cromweil's soldiers snatch
ed off Sir William Sinyth's hat. He lmmedi-
a,ely complained to Cromwell of the fellow 5
insolence, and breach Of the capitulation.-
"Sir," says Cromwell, IF YOU can point
out the man, or can discover him, promise
YOU he shall not go unpunished. In the mean
time (taking off new beaver, which lie had
on his bead) be pleased to accep, OF this hat
instead of your own"
*The siege Of Hiilesisn House is no where
mentionedby my lord Clarendon The noble
historian and Sir w. Smyth, were not good
friends.
A gentleman who bail attended public
dinner, at which there was much huzzaing.
but very scanty bill of fare, being asked
what sort of eatertainmenthe bad, replied
splenty Of cheer, but nothing 10 eat"
AMUSEMENT.
A Liverpool paper mentions, that "a few
days ago, Mrs. Bell, a widow woman in An
nan, went into meadow TO milk her COW,
when another COW, with horns, which was
grazing in the same meadow, ran at her,
threw her down, and was in the act OF gor-
eing her, when her own cow, which was at
: distance, came running up, attacked the
horned COW with great fury, and effectually
succeeded not only in relieving her, but in
AL probability Of saving the lite OF her mis-
trsss."-No doabt oft!
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
Ertrac, of a letter 10 he editor Of tie Boston
Patriot, dated NtUport, Dec Q.

ETtrGCf of q ieTfT 10 me fGifOT " nc bo'tos
Patriot, dated Ntpport, Dec 9.
The prisoner has made confidential con-
fession TO the justices who spprehended him.
That confession is still, in part, secret
Blu. some facts. related by him, have come to
the knowledge of the public. Those facts
are--He acknowledges his true name TO be
Thomas Daniels, He has been in your state
prisun four years and six days, and was COM
mitted there justly, for passing counterfeit
ronev. He is known by other names, pariI-
cu,arly by the name Of Mr.. Ray. He has
been confined in Salem jail, from which he
made lis escape by stratsgem. He has been
a prisoner in Worcester Jail. The mystery
Of the bloody silver and paper dollars, and
the bloody pocket book. he says, must
have originated by his handling his bloody
toes, then his money and his pocket book. >
The blood upon the pocket book Appeals ESQ
indelibIe) as if it was pressed into The lea
Their. The truth is, be relates so many sto-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
Montreal, Nor. 81.


The changeable state of the weather, we
have experienced during the week past,
gives Us true Indication of the approach OF
our winter. For the first three or four days,
we have had hard frosts. and slight fall OF
snow gave the amateurs of the whip an OPP
porlunity of turning out in their carloles--
and few Of them embraced the shoIt-lived
pleasure. Lalt"ry the frost is gone, and we
have again rains, cold damp and unpleasant
streets.
Our steam boats are preparing 10 go into
winter quarters. The Caledonia goes 10
BouchervilIe islands, for that purpose to-
morrow; and every thing indicates the COM
ing season, when amusement takes the
place Of active hustle of commerce.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15

Ihe enormous pear from the district OF
M weighing "a l-2 ounces, which has
been mentioned in the papers, IS deposited
IN he New ENGLAND museum, Boston, Tor
the inspection OF the curious
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
Norfolk. Dec 8.

In Hampton Roads, bound 10 AiexsndrIa,
hrie Cumberland, Hrliiams, 26 Gays from
Curacao, with cargo OF cotire. hides md
tu,tic, TO John Grid, of Alexandra, o" board
-pu, in for provisions Accounts irom La
ou,r, "a the 9th Nov had been received at
Curacao, prev Gus TO the SAILING OF the T..
but they contained n" news whatever
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
IEMIMA WILKINSON.

Mr.. David Hudson of Geneva, is prepa-
ring for the press, history of this exraordI-
nary woman-whose lite was devoted prin-
cipally to the founding new religious sect
in the western part of New stale but
whose followers never composed a very nu-
boIy,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15

John Condit ofNew-Jersey, has been ap.
pointed collector OF the port 0 New-Jersey,
vice Henry Van Dalson. Esq resigned. Dr.
Condit is said to have accerted this appoint
ment; OF course his sea, in c ngress isvaca-
ted. Nat insef'
We understand, says the Albany Gazette OF
Dec. s. an order has been received from
tine war department, for the immediate tran
sport of some laree canon from the depot at
Gibbonsyile, few miles north ct Albany, to
cur southern frontier. II ii, rather unfortu-
nate that the order should arrive so late, as
unless the river should again open, the trans
port from thence TO New York must be by
land.
From the .M,HedgeoiLie Journal, No0. q
We have understood, that an affair OF no.
nor, which was upon the point Of being ter
minated at the muzzle of RIFE, between
the hon. John H Eaton, senator in congress,
from the state of Tennessee, and col. An
drew Erwin, late of Augusta, in this state,
has been settled upon principles mutually sa-
tisfactory and honorable to those two gen
tlemen, through the medium of their mutual
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15

Ertrasi Of letter tr"m a gentleman IN 40
bile TO has friend in Baltimore da'ed No
reinber Id.
Great distress is caused by the fever
here. which has rot yet ahaied. lhere were
four deaths this morning before arrived, say
n o'clnck. The sick have heretofore bee"
much neglected of doctors, one lett
town IN Aug. with his family, one still re
mains sick, and four have ditd--two OF them
had wives. which are also dead one other
doctor arrived here about three weeks since
from New-Yoik, and has lost his WIFE, Ma
nv who left town for health, unbsppily ou'
of anxiety to get to business, returned too
soon, 1t is hoped there will be change
soon, a. it commenced raining on the io'h
which is the first since 4th September.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08
DIED


!. Il In Boston, sHUBIEL BELL, Esq. aged SO Dep
Ety Sheriff, and Keeper Of the Prison. Few men
ave better discharged the duties of civil and re-
sI|gioas life, than Mr.. Bell. Ia the circle where
Ihe virtues of this good man shone most conspicu-
ec his loss viii be most deeply felt, and sincere
NJ regretted,
III AtNewfeld, the 9th ult. Mrs. SARAH, con-
[er Of Mr.. William Durgin trader, aged AZ ;
bus after long aud lingering sickness, which
y Ne sustained with christian forbearance has fall
Il victim to the all powerful grasp Of the king
az3 dterors, the peace-maker. and the christian
"a eeulogize by newspaper psnegyric, has of late,
Htecome much in vogue and is made the vehicle
n Nj departed worth to notice the supsreminent
q rtrues. the moral goodness, the sweet sensibil-
nAs ts fthe mind, and the fine qualities that
ttute the lady, must attract universal admira-
N stpn, and sxtort that veneration, which is due TO
NJ ftnbeclouded merit. While the disConsslate nus.
NJ and Is left to bemoan the premature loss Of an
Iii tHectioDate companion her children of a kind
md tender mother: the surviving friends and
acquaintance viii long weep over the tomb of
xE mented benevolenoe, aud with the tears Of af-
Ertive sorrow, the sure pledges OF her worth,
byer bedew the shady cypress that decorates the
~ rave of parental love and piety.
% Ia Hsilowell, Mrs Ann Elizabeth w, Thomp
u " aged So Elizabeth Edson-AIaEgaret Kean
\ iged years,
Ia Kennebunk, Miss Betsey Treadwell, aged
. Ia this town, Capt Moses Winslow aged SO.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08
Patrick K,ncoid's Estsfe.

NOTICE |, hereby given to the heirs and cred
= itors of The enxts Of PATRICK KINCAIB,
late of Brunsvick, in the county Of Cumberland
Yecm2o, deceafed, and all others concerned
That Nary K;ncaid, widow OF faid deceafed has
applied 20 me she subscriber Judge of the Court
of Probate, within and for faid conoty foE an al
owance out Of the personal eate Of faid deeeafed,
the having waved the provision made for her ia
the will, and that the fame will be considered at
Probate Court to be held ~ the Probate Office
in Portland, in f'id county on the fecond Wed
nessay of Iuy next At ten O'Clock ia the forenoon,
whe7 and where they may be presen. and fhew
eau'e, if any they have, why the fame mould not
De granted.
Given under my hand a. Rrunswick, this third
day Of Iune in the.ysar Of our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and nineteen. SAM FREEMAN.
A true Copy-Attsf,
HoRATIo 7ouTHeArE, R.ei6sy.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08
Samuel Dunning's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given to the heir, and credi-
~ tors of the eitats Of SAMUEL DUNNgNG,
late Of HsrPsweli. in the county of Cumberland,
deceased, and oil others csncerned-That Benja-
min Dunniog has exhibited to me the subscriber
Judge of the Court Of Probate thin and for
said county. his first sccouut Of standardization of
said estate; ard that the same gill be cossdered
NJ Probate Ccurs to be held st the Probate Of
ice IN Portland in said County on the second
Wednesday of July next at ter O'Clock in the fore
noon when and where they may be present and
shev cause, if any they have. why the 'sre should
not be allowed Given under my hand at Bruins
wick, THE third day Of Jrns, IN the year of onr
Lord sightfen hundred snd nineteen
Sam, FREEMAN
= sfss copy-Ass-
HoaaT53 SogTHGkrE,J RegF.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08
PAINTS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
Best London dry White Lead
ditto ground in oil, inkegs of Different sizes.
warranted pure
fed Lead-SPruce Yellow-Spanish Brown
venetian Red--W hitiBg-- Verdig rise--do q round
Irene Yellow-VermillIOn--G um CopaI
Shellsc-slip Blue-LINSEED OIL.
epirits OF TurPentine-Pai Brushes sc. &c.
All kinds of mix'd Paints for House and shin
Painting
Floor PaiKts properly prepared By second grind
Ing Of colours TO suit the purchaser
Also, various colours, suitable for Water Paint
Tor Entry Wails--Chambers--K Kitchens. &c. at
sma'i exPeDse--togsthe with almost every article
usually kept in PAINT STORE.
X The PAINTING BUSINESS
carried on by N. Gunner, as usual, who will a.
tend to the Painting Of Houses, Vessels. Sign. &c
at short notice.
u Cash giUen far FLAX SEED.
Portland, April "a. (9w)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08
oHM FNEbNEF JIgs y +dsd Cos'T.
4 true Copy-AtteR,
HoRAYIo SoyrHeSrE, Pey;6ss.

a Ts Court of Probate holden at uns~ick
~ within md fnr the comfy Of Cumber land
m the frat Thu 5 lav e June in he vesr &c our
Lord eigh'ren hundred and nineteen--On the
pe,i ION of Lucv Merrill, Guardian Of Henry
Merrill end others, minors repreeeDtIng thai
the psp-onsl "a cfssi' minors is MOI suffice nj
81 psv III jus' debts which thew o~e, by the
sum Of ninety one doAsrs snd ninety cents, and
praying fnr a license 20 sell and convey 80 much
of The resl estate ~ said minors may be nee
cesssrY for the rsvment of ssd debts and incl
dental chssges-- Ordered, That the pet' Icner
give notice thereof 10 All persons interested in
said estate, BY causing cory OF this order to
b. published in the Portland Gazette, rFintea 10
Portland in said county, three weeEs success
siveiy inst they may appear % Probate Court
% Be held q the Registers Office in Portland,
in said carntv, on The second W"dne sdsy OF
TsIy neg, n .en O'Clock in the forenoon, end
shew cause, If sny they have, why the r. yer
of ssjd cesi'ior should ~, be granted.
SAM. FREEMAN Judge OF said Court:
i trgs Cepy--Auest
H9RATSc scUTHcAFs, Rec.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-08
SHERIFF7S SALE.

tUMBERLAND, -.
Token By Execution and 10 Be sold al Public
.factaoa, on THURSDAY he eth daa At
July ne1t, az hrec o'ctock, r.. NJ ~ ne
dazzling house Of Samuel A. Hoot.i,
Westbrook-
A IL the Right in Equity Of redemption which
a John Gordon has in and to the following
described mortgaged real estate, situated m said
Westtr)ok, bounded as follows, viz, Beginning
Il stake standing the eastsrly side Of the road
leading from oaccarappa toWIndham, hich stands
forty feet northwesteriy from the westerly corner
OF lot OF land belonging to the late Nathao,e,
Freeman thence north seventy nine degrees easc
eight rods and half to stake standing in line
between their premises and land conveyed by
joshua Webb 10 John Gordon and Archeaus Lew
y ; thence moth thirty degrees'west by said Lew
Is and GordGn's land 20 a stake standing directly
opposite TO the centre of tie entry leading ibro'
the dwelling house standing On the premises
thence westerly 10 the middle Of the said entry
and through the middle of the same 10 The part
ton IN the same thence nOrthwesteily bv said
partition to the partition between the front on each
rooms IN the nortberiy part Of said house thence
northeasterly by said partition 10 tie northwes.
teriy end OF said house thence continuing tie
same course to a stake standing invent sixty fee
IRON me northwesterly end Of said house thence
south sixty degrees west TO The road aforesaid
thence southeastery by said road 10 the first
bounds, with that part the bou.e standing IN
the premises and ell the privileges thereto be-
longing, ALse, the Wood building staEdtns per,-
~ on the land above described, andpartly on land
conveyed 20 said Aroheaus evils and John Cor
don, with the use Of the bach entry and stairs IN
common with the other owners Of the same. and
the celarsvay leading from the out side az the house
20 the cellar under the oihes part Of said houseSo
inat pert OF the cellar under The premises, il beng
tue same property John. Gordon rasrtgaged 10
Thomas Browne. Of Portland, brIanee Basv d.,
Tour thousand two hundred aud thirty seven dol
! ars and fifteen cents.
GARDNER " ALKER, Deputy Sheriff.
Westbrook June 4 1919