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Commonwealth of Massachusetts

CUMsERLAND & OrFoRD. a.
Attbs Supreme judicial Court Of faid Cans :
nren4ysaAb,begun and bolden at Porstand,
in the county Of Cumberland, and tor tie
counter Of Cumberland and Oxford, on
fbe fourth Iussday sf Hay #. ID. 1910,
= ON the petition aforefaid. Ordered, that the pc.
ttioner publith an at,efed copy Of hi, fad petition
ADD OF this order thereon three weeks succeffiveIy
10 the Portland Csze,te, the aff publication to be
thirty day' at lean before the Supreme Judicial
Court, 10 be holden At Portland in the county Of
Cumberland, and for the counties OF Cumberland
and Oxford, 90 the third TpesSay Of October next.
that all persons interefsed in rile real efate meu
f;ored ia the fsid petition may then aud there
fhew e9ufe, if any they have Why the prayer OF
the petition er dbould not be granted
Attelf-CFc. BRADBURY, Clerk
A tine copy of the petition and order thereoa
Attsa--GEo. BRADBURY, Clerk.
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lrEuenine. School.

D GURLEY, will commence his Evening
aO' School, for the Winter ensuing. on MONDAY
EVENING NEXT. where all the usual Branches
will be taught, particularly WRITING, in which
Ironn the success, which has generally attended his
inethod Of instruction) there can be no doubt, Of
even the most unnatural writer, being materially
henefted.-Mr. G leaders his acknowledgement
10 all who favored him with their attendance the
last winter, aud would be happy to receive any of
them this season, and those who wish further to
practice in Writing &c. at reduced price.
The next quarter, Day School, will commence
on the first Monday Of October next
August 81. ISwN
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Rachel Noyes' Estate.

NOTICE |, hereby given to the heir. and credi
- tors of the effate Of RACHEL NCYEs, tate OF
Falmouth, in the county of Cumberland widow,
deceased, aud all Others concerned-That Jeremiah
Blanchard late guardian Of said Rachel, has exhib-
tied 10 me the fubfcriber, Judge Of the Cour Of
of yuardiauship Of said Rachel; and that the fame
will be conGdered AZ Probate Court 70 be held
At the probate Office in Portland, 10 faid county,
on the fourth Wednesday Of September next, at
ten o'clock 10 the for enoon when and where they
may be present and thew cauie, if any they have
why the fame fhould not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Portland, this twenty
9Th day Of Augult, in the year of our Lord egh.
teen hundred and nineteen.
SAM FREEMAN
A true eopy-atteft
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Concert of Music.

MR.. r. LEWIS, with his two little sous
A'1 seven and eight years of age, and deugh tec
years Of age. proposes in the course Of the
ent week, to give Concert Of InstrnnentI Music
to the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Portland. The
time and place. together with other particulars,
will be announced in HsnI-fiiis. Aug. ST.
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FOR THE GAZETTE.
Mourn w AsHIKGToN-tIe '9ti'est peck # the
WHITE Illus. "a .Ne7c Hnmpsh're


MOUNT w AsHINGToN-1e iotfiest peck # the
WHrTE HuLs, IA Nezc Hampshire.
Nousr nfthe clonds on whose OIymDisn height,
The tall rocks heighteu in the ether air.
And spirits from the skies come down at night
To chant glorious song to Freedom there
Thine i.the rock Of other regions-where
The world of life. that blooms SO far below
Sweers wide waste mo bright'ning scenes sp-
near
fave here with silverv fash the waters How
Beneath the far off mountain--dntapf-caim and
Thine is the summit where the clouds repese--i
o. eddying wildly round thy peak are borne
When Tempest MOUNTS his rushing car. and throws
His bilowy mists amid the thunder's home
Tar down the deep -svine the whirlwinds come
And bend the forests as they sweep along.
While roaring deeply from their rocky womb
The storms come forth--an6 hpuying da.kly
on,
anid the echoins peaks the revelry pEolopg
and when the tumult of the air is fled
And quench'd in silence all the tempest fause
re come the dim forms of the mighty dead
Around the steep which bears the HEROES
me stars look down upon them-snd the same
rala orb that glistens DER his distant grave.
Nieams the summit which enshrines his fame
And lights the cold tear Of the glorious brave
ne richest--paFest tear, that Men'ry ever gave
aount of the clouds. when Winter round fbes
throws
he hoary mantle ofthe dying year
Fuoiime amid thy canopy Of SHOWS.
!. ny peaks in bright Hsgni6cence appear;
as then We view thee with chilling fear.
I'LL Sumner robes thee In her tints 81 blue
snt then. II softer grandeur--fAr, yet clear
Thy sshsnsits tower. where Nature wildly threw
-oswellas Freedoms hoEss. On mans rsbscn,
ded yjc-. r.
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MARRIED.

In standisi, by Caleb Hodsdon, Esq. Mr. Isaac
Hummer, Of Raymond, to Miss Sally Harmon, Of
the former place.
In Ihomaston .4ug. l9, by the Rev. J. III. In
graham, Capt. Thomas b Rider, to Mrs Polly
Wiggin.
In this town, Capt JACOB KNIGHT. Jun. TO
Miss. LOWS Sylvester HosEa ILsLEY.
Jun. to Miss ABIGAIL NEAL.
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90 very tririing have been the alterations IA
the prices OF goods in our market, thatwe have
Purposeiy omitted the Prices Current for several
weeks Corn on account Of a scarcity in market,
has advanced or 8 cents per bush el--Coffee is
20 to 90 cts. lb.-and cotton from p o AZ cts 10.
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.o.ssr great fire al 81. Joias, NJ. F.
y N fated town was az the 18th of July
,ssin visited by most disastrous FIRE.
III has swept away upwards Of 100 houses
Il many very extensive Stores, and thus
<;rctrJ from l2 to i5G0 inhabitants TO seek
~ shelter. Loss estimated al ,5O,OODI
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Il Bdssoon and q CIarionet,

nF an excellent kind, may be had on good terms
W II applied Tor soon at EDW ARD HOW E's
Store No. j. Merchants Ror. .4ug. 81,
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IN Janxs MrrrgR has resigned his Office
1, .snav Of the y. s. snj accepted tue APP
|I,uen, OF acye,nur Of tue Arkansas Ter
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Plymouth Beach Lottery.
9TH CT ASS.
N(HEM T.

10000 tickets at $40 each, equal to 800, 900
Not too blanks 10 a prize--ao deduction.
Prizes payable in 60 DAYS after the completion OF
the drawing. The drawing will commence on the
Goth of Oct. Tioksts Si0--quarters Q y5--Sths,
50-for sale by
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
at the PORTLAND BOOKSTORE, MiddIe-Street
Portland. Aug. 81.
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q reiurn, supposed 10 be nom Newport,
y VI roie., all IN favor Of Separation, wac
IN for gross ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Proc.
non OF tht Governor.
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The report that double set Of men were or
Ia to be emPoyed in all the Navy Yards. for
|npletins the 74'' now Oh the stocks, is presum-
4 10 be incorrect. Some additional hands have
ID directed to be employed on the ship build
I 1t Philadelphia, bat beyond that il is beley-
no further orders have been extended.
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' NOTICE.
THE coPartnership hereto fore exisiin unde.
the firm of Y
= DYER, LIVERMORE Il Co.
was dissolved by mutual consent on the 1Iih inst.
All persons Indebted to said Grm are called upoo
20 make immediate payment and those who have
any demands against them may present the same
to DYsa * LIvsRnoRs, the present prcpriesors Of
the Pulling Mill 10 Brunswick
JOHN DYER,
LEONARD LIvERMORE,
THOMAS A. WALDRON,
5rs".Uic1, hyg 25,Isi9.
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|Itis published as report, IN paper printed at
E,sfeld. (Ohio) on the 2lst Of July, that de-
|'hment OF u. 5. troops, marching to Greenbay,
= been entirely cut off by the Winebago tribe
Indians. Norfolk paper.
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Brig Upton, 5 days from Bath, wa. at Halifax
Goth inst.
Brig Margaret, Whitney, Of Casino for Bo.-
ton, uncertain, was at Port Royal, Mart. about
the eth ult.
sloop Polly, for Old York in days, was at St.
Pieres July 20.
Brig Decatur, Lovett, of Wiscasset, for Balti-
more in Is days, was at St. Jago 18th inst.
Brig Ann-Gardner, Woodbury., 4 days from,
hence, was spoken oath inst. 6 leagues w. 8. w.
of South Shoal. ~
CHARLESTON, Aug. 6.-The u S. schr
Lynx, lieut.. com. Madison, sailed or tne Egg inst.
ON cruize in the Gulf of Mexico; all6 s an
schr. l68, lieut. com. Paine. arrived g. .e ia.
MidshipmaD Charles Dana, of the y schr.
Lynx. while asleep on the hammock cloths, a
the night of the 3lst ult. fell overheard and was
drowned search was made for his body, but it
had proved fruitless.
1t will be recollected that the schr. Susannah,
OF Harpswell, arrived at Boston few weeks
since, while lying too in the Bay Of Funday, was
run afoul ofby an English schr. IN the night, and
that the mate of the Susannah, Mr.. john Pink
ham, of Hsrpswell. was not afterwards seen,
which excited fearful apprehensions that he was
Knocked overheard when the vessels came in
contact, or hai jumped on board the English ves-
sci and sunk. The following letter from Capt.
Brown, Of the schr. Four Sons, of st. John, will
throw further light on the subject -
Schooner -Four Sons at Sea, 10Th July, 1919.
SIR am sorry to inform you, that yesterday
being thick fo-gy and stormy weather, at mid
night tackled to the southwark while in the act
OF reeing the mansail, the American schr. Su-
sannah drifted athwart hawse carried away the
jibboom, bobstay, and part Of the gammoning-
she lying to under her jib and foresail at the
time. The mate, tpart owner) got ON board of US.
shall try to make my passage can't say what
has become Of the schr. Fl. BROWN.
OF To the above we are happy to add that
Mr.. P. got on board a vessel bound to or near
Harpswell, and that when the susannah arrived
with her colcrs displayed at half mast for the los.
OF the mate, Mr.. Pinkham was on the wharf to
greet her arrival
Extract ofa letter 10 a gentleman in Boston.
I" Malaga, 30th June. 1919 Present appear
ances are very much in favor Of the vineyards and
we have every reason to anticipate an abundant
supply of Fruit of every description, and far SUI.
perior to that shipped the last season. In addi-
ton to which, fr Il weight may &c calculated on
as strict regulations in regard thereto will be Ell
forced by our Consulate.
90 In regard to Wines the late licences grant
ed by the Spanish government to export that ar
ticle in foreign bottoms, has rendered it scarce,
and caused a temporary rise. We hope. howev-
er, to be able to ship same qualities as last year
at same prices-say $l8 per or. cask
No article of American produce can be re-
commended for this port, and should any Of your
friends send orders for fruit, it would be well to
! remit Bills on Lond on, as the Exchange which is
now favorable is likely to continue so for some
months hence. Our last operations were at
SO Cd stig. per rs cents"
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|eP3RaTT0N OF MIME.

number OF votes on the great question
separation OF the District Of Maine,
koef returned, officially counted, aud
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.Attentio1l : !!

T1HE OFFICERS OF THE PORTLAND
l. REGIMENT, are hereby reminded, that
their DRILL EvENINGs commence on THURS
DAY EVENING NEXT, at Mrrff Hat, 7 o.
clock precisely.
1FA general and Punctual attendance is par
ticuiarly requested. I'm
CHARLES BAKER, per order,
Portland, Aug 81. FL.
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A Special MEETING OF
HNHE Trustees of the Maine Missionary Society.
l. is to be holden at the COLLEGE CHapPEL, in
Brunswick, on the ist day of September next, at s
O'Clock A. NJ. Tor the purpose Of appointing such
agents as may be necessary to attend to the claims
othe Society, arising under the last will aud tes-
lament Of the late Dr.. John Wingaie.
DAVID THURSrON, Clerk.
Winthrop, Aug. 81.
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REMOVAL.
lY NOTICE..

II & -NTI AJI.
THE copartnerfhip heretofore exiting between
/ the tuhfcriber,, IS hi, day Dissolved by
fual confent-AIl perions indebted or thar have
any demand, are requeaed 10 cab and fette the
fame. SAMUEL SUMNER, :
EBENE ZER' SUMNER.
Portland, Augua IS
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d The puollC nave Deen apprIZed, That capt.
nnyidge formerly of the West Point Academy,
uotemplated the Establishment Of Grand Sem
m for the education Of youth, in every branch
Sesenee, as well as the Useful Arts. We are
1ppy to learn, that his plan is rapidly progress
p and from the subjoined article, copied from
he New-Hampshire Patriot, that he is aided, in
NJ iaudah.e enterprise, By the elterprisin spirit
a his friends The erection of the building on
)orwich Plain, (Vt.) fora Literary, Scientific and
Hillary Academy, has already been commenced.
". Joseph Emerson, who has undertaken to err
Icl and finish this magnificent building, has be-
un has work with spirit of enterprise, which at
BIRDS assurance that he will not disappont the
host sapguine expectations of the donors in its
tompletion.
4 The NewYork papers say, that in the N. w.
PARTS of that State, particularly at Geneva,
Wheat vas selling at so cents bushel, Butter
y 1-2 cents, Ducks, mot canvas back, we pre-
pme) 81 Ia cents, and every production pro-
prtionably cheap. This may be considered
NAP hiring but a. the lrishman said, when told
hat potatoes were sold in his own country for a
ntzreen bushsl, letere setd he ~ ihs pisfarsess
D. GOT.
/ To Ohio. this autumn. corn is expected to be at
rs cents aud wheat at so.
We are informed that the Sea Serpent was
been on Thursday last, in Cape Ann Harbour,
10y persons on board gun-boat, employed in
Surveying the harbor. IL is said that they
came within twenty five yards of him, and
saw him very distinctly-his head 8 or 10
feet oul of water--snd counted sixteen bun
ehes on his back, or 5 feet from one an
|oiber-Pepertory.
The Boston Editors continue TO anuse and as
|tonish their readers with accounts ofthe sea-
erpent with view to satisfy the increiulity Of
fheir southern brethren. With MS the subject has
become stale. II after the proofs adduced # the
existence Of this aquatic animal in our waters,
people will be unbelieving, it must be because
they find luxury in it.
We understand the Rev THOMAS J. MuRDocK.
Of Norwich Vermont. has aesepted the call from
The Chapel Congregational Society in this town, to
stt'e as colleague pastor Of that society with the
Rev. FLIJsH KELLOGG and that ne will he or
dained about the last w ednesdsy in September
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HoRArIo SouTHoATE Resr,
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LEGISLATURE OF MASSACHUSETTS
In SENATE.
SEPARATION OF MAINE
MONDAY, JUNE IA.

AAsf AN M MN oI MAIN
The Hon. Messrs Varnum and Quincy
have opposed the bill in al its stages. as be-
Ing unconstIlutionsl and inexpedient. II
has been defended by tae Hon. Messrs
Gorham, King, Williamson, Lyman and
others. Numerous amendments have been
proposed some oil which, affecting The de-
tails merely, have been adopted. Massa-
shusetts is 70 have The entire controrl OF the
existing bonds for the performance OF set
ting duties but Maine is TO receive third
part of all the monies received. A motion
to require that two thirds Of the sufffages
ofihe citizens of Maine in favor of scpara-
ton, should be necessary tc constitute a
vote, was nega;ived.
Peticons Nath. Chamberlain and 9th
ers the town Of Passport ; John y. Todd
sc Plantations Nos. IS and 10 town
Of Perry; Plantations Nos. 3, 9. 10, and
Il; OF the towns of DennysviIle, Calais
and RobinstowD, and of George Reid, and
others, were committed.
Orders Of NOsiee passed, on petitions O
n. Emery John Harris, sc. IN. Davis
&c. Ab. Carrill, &c. and Francis Babcock
Nyr
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NOTICE.

THE luh'criber.s hlv.og been iuy appointed
Cumnihi~peu on the Isaac Of SAMUEL
AID ms late 81 Bs in he Csuuiy e Lincoln.
Physician, deeesset, repFe,epfes ssive.t hsr.kv
give aoiice that they ~i meet at tB,s CT Ps,
Office. IN Bath, on the second Tue-;sys OF Iulg
next, d the fsur following months, TO receive
and examine the e'airis of he Creditors eff ,aid
es;as-Six months from The 7.h insr are allowed
faid Creditors for bringing in ard proving Nheir
claimL tBtN CLIP
June is, 1919. NAT. GROTON
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FRIDAY. JUNE l8,

FRIDAY, JUNE l8.
A resolve passed in concurrence with the
Hon Senate. 10 authorize he education Of
the Deaf and Dumb Persons in this Com
monweslth.
bill respe citing the imprisonment of
Poor priso1ers.&c. was read and committed
Resolves granting a sum of money to the
Quarter Master General, TO make par
chases. and appointing Benjamin Russell
State Primer. passed both Houses.
The following bills passed 70 be engross-
ed "A bill regulating he damage on pro-
tested Inland Bills of Exchange bill to
incorp. the PAssamaquoddy Bsnk q bill
furtner TO prevent he destruction Of Picker
FL bill conoe rning the F,yburg Canal !;
and a bill to incorp. the trustees of the
Ancient Landmark Charity Fund.
An act relating TO the Ssp4r. ion of the
District of Maine from Massachusetts,
Proper, and forming the SINE into an
Independen: State.
Acts--to incorporate the Ellsworth first
Baptist Society 10 establish an Agricultural
Society in Somerss, Co.
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PEOPLE OF A.4LNEs Stand forth for your
selves. Your destinies are yet in your own hands.
Let the world Judge of you byiyour own act, and
not by the acts of those who betray your conf
Jence Reject the conditions by your votes
dismiss from your confidence the men who have
consented to such conditions, and let them learn
TO regard The voice of the People.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
TO be sold at Public AUCTION on .MONDAY
the l2h day Of July nert, at III o'clock A..
NJ. on the premises
1.-THE DWELLING HOUSE and LAND, sit
4 uated on Cumberland Street, owned and
lately occupied BY Thomas CHAsE-terms Of pay
meGt liberal. 5w June 8.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, JUNE Ia.
Messrs. HOLMES, HOBBS and PEARcE,
were appointed 10 consider what alterations
are necessary in the laws relative to the To-
cation or discontinuance Of highways.
A report on the subIec, of permanent
accumulating fund for the support Of Com
mon Schools, was referred to the next SEES
sion.
Aresolve passed to give validity TO certain
marriages, solemnized by Elders and leach.
srs of the Baptist Church, contrary 10 the
forms Of the law.
A petition for the incorporation Of the
town of Elna, was committed
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-' FRIDAY. JUNE liz.
Bills enacted in both Houses, viz: To
repeal the 5ih section of the act relating to
the punishment of convicls who may be
sentenced to solitary Imprisonment. SC. =
an act TO alter the terms of the Oxford
County Court of Sessions addition 10 the
act for regulating Prisons:
The following bills passed to be ensrossed
in boyh Houses ito establish an additional
tenn Of the Kennsbeck Court of Sessions /:
q billin addition to the Highway laws -
a BIZ. fixing the time of holding the terms
OF the Lincoln Courts of Sessions "a bill
in addition to the law incorporating the
Portland Episcopal Church ia bill to
change the name of ST Anne's Church in
Ga liner, 70 Christs Church:
AZ &c, for fixing the times for Parading
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@ottCG1go'
Tuesday, June %, 1879.

The Legislature Of this Commonwealth, il
was expected. would have a recess on Satur-
day last, and be prorogued to the second
Wednesday in January next.--The bill reiat-
ing TO the sub ject of separation has undergone
several triAing amendments, which we cannot
point out at this time. We shall probably be
able to give the Bill itself in cur ueyI. The
fourth Monday az yuly merit Is the day fixed
upon for taking the sense Of the people.
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TUESDAY, JUNE S.
SEPARATION OF MAINE

The Senate thvn resumed the consider
alton OF the Bill, for 4" giUing The assem- OF
Massachusetts thar The District of Maine
should be erected into an Inaefendent STATE"
The bill was opposed by the Hon Mr.
Quincyin an eloquent and animated speech,
of nearly two hours and was advocated
in speech of equal eloquence, by the Hon
Mr.. Ssltonstsll.
When the question, Shall this bH fasS 10
be engrossed? Was decided by Yeas and
Nays, as follows -
YEAS-Han. Mesrs. Chandler. King,
Rice, Bartlett, Moody. Campbell. Hun
ewelI, Harris, Hyde, Freeman, Williamson,
Harris, Endicot, Hoyt, Banisier, Moor.
SaIs,onstall, Ward, Gardner Lyman,
Dwight, LonglEy, Gorham, Reynolds,
Adams, Hobart, and Irish-26.
NAYS-Hon. Messrs- Varnum, Quin
cy. Banister, Richie, Parker, Gay,
Tufts, Allen, Blgelow, French, and
Eastmaa--ll.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1s.
Ordered, that the Committee OF Banks lie
directed to consider what further provision II
j. necessary should be made, to continue IN
existence Banking and Insurance Corporations
after the expiration of the term for which they
are incorporated for the purpose OF SUNG
and being sued, and doing and suffering other
acts. necessary for settling and closing their
concerns.
PETITIONS REFERRED TO NEXT SESSION,
OfJonatban Leavitt and others-Amos Bar
ton and others-George Reed-Moses Buch,
Jr.-Jeremiah K richardson and others-frus-
tees of the Pennington Academy-Resolve
relating to Bowdoin College Of
FarmiDgton-Town Of Durham-Town OF
Esstport-Peleg Wadsw orth-Mark Fel'is.
The petition Of AbJah Crane, was read and
committed.
BILLS PASSED TO BE ENGROssED.
An act TO incorporate the Passamaquaddy
Rankin addition TO an act, TO incorporate
Matthias Weeks, and his associates, for the
purpose of building Bridge over SebastIcook
Riyer-regulsting damages on inland Bills Of
Exchange-to incorporate the Eastern River
flood gate association-in addition TO several
acts, concerning Fryeburg Canal--to repeal
the fifth section of an act entitled an act, re-
la,ing to the Punishment of Convicts, who
may be sentenced to solitary imprisonment
and confinement to hard labor.
BILL PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act TO incorporate the Christian Society
ID Fairfax.
ORDERS OF NOTICE,
Passed on the petitions of Bella Sylvester and
others-Henry Blood and others-SichoIas
Thomas and others-Thomas b A14ms and
others-Joseph Dam--Seieclmen Of Bowdoin-
har-Na th. Chamberlain and others-Thos
Cobb anu others.
RESOLVES PASSED,
On petitions of Samuel FIagg and others
town of Newry--Trustees of School Fund in
the town OF RaymonJ--inha bitants of Wool
wich-James Johnson and VIM. True.
LEAVE TO BRING IN BILLS,
On petitions of Wm Lane and others--A. g.
Wm. Observation-Disclosures of ST. PauI's
Church-Prop. Of Cohasset FIats-Sanuei
Jewett and others-Eben. Olin and Others.
LEAVE TO WITHDRAW,
Was granted on petitions of John G. Mel and
others-Thomas Miller and others-Henry
Warren--Joseph Walker and others--Luke
O,goOd,
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At the June term Of the Circuit Court Of Com
mon Pleas, now sitting 10 this town, LUTHER
RICHARDSON, Esq. was admitted to practice at
said Court.
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highly respectable correspondent at the
Eastward has favored US with the following inter
esting account of the late melancholy event At
Woolwich
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the Militia and inspecting Military Stores,
passed the Senate to be engrossed