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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19

EDUCAIiON....Ihe subscriber eNurCts TO on-I \
- SCHooL the ensaing year, at the place which he
nas aiey purchased OF DIR. Edmd Pendetoa near the
Caroline where boys will be Instructed in Rp@d;,%
nFHing, and -4rithmstic; History Geographv and
sng1iSH grammar; Composition, or a critical know
Ieage OF The siructureiof Language the Use of ILp
O!o1eS, ana The Elements Of Natural Phiiosophv.
Inc tenn TO commence the 10th January and close
the lOth Of December ;-dyded into two sessinss hv
tue usual summer vacation. Price, for board and
uton leach boarder finding his bed and bedding
z1or i2s, according To- the branches of education
which may be studied e 80 of the sum being imdis
Pehsabiy necessary IN advance. No large boy can be
admitted as boaTder, without satisfactory assuauces
OF good and peaceabie disposition.
ANDREW BROADDUs
PS s. extra, where the subscriber eanaes
AUBURN Hits, Nov. IL. s1..a,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19

Captain Roper, ON his visit to Napanl.

VINO aSettia,ncd ;he eiesd..oI, by geomeireai
surveys ia 1872.
Captain Roper, on his visit To Napaul.
Lieut.. col. COiebrOoie, of the Bengal esta-
bl,shmSnt, gentleman oftransc endant talents,
who was educated, lived aud died, IN the East
India cempany's service, aud whose brother,
now IN Eusiaud, equally dist,ngu Isied as an
oriental srholar aud mathematician, has pub
hshed al the i2th vol of the Asiaiic Research
es, an essay the Himuiaya mountains, ia
which is given the whole coarse OF observa-
tons and measurements, by which the heights
OF Tue most prominent OF the great ridges OF
Caucasus were determined
Lisut Ue6b's observations aud measure
menis made IN lSi2, were performed at four
different stations, aud his attitudes embrace
three OF the most elevated points. Lieut. col.
Coiebrooke's observations were made from
other positions, us were those OF several other
gentlemen. The results OF The mean of SIEVE
observations gave the following hei.htsi-we
shall place alongside them Tue highest OF the
1IaGes:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19
BY the Governor Of me CoAgDioDsg,oUh or Iirgjuj1

Ly tHe UOUtTNOr ~ NE COnlnIOUIUtu{fh or irgiUiy
PROCLAMATION.
WHERE'S it has been represented to The Fxecu
i've by the taller of Charles City county, that a
certain WILLIAM JACKSON, charged with malicious.
~ snooulis, ana remanded TO the Jail Of SAID county
W an examining court thereof for further trial did
on .ne nght OF the 10th inst make his escape from
salu JAN, and is now going at large have therefore
housh NJ by and with The advice Of the Council of
elate, 10 issue ibis proclamation, hereby offering
,ema'u " OHe H"ndred DoftdyS TO any person per
sons, who shall appTehend and convey or cause IN ne
conveyed TO tue Jail Of Charles City county aforesaid
tue Douy OF the aaid WILLIAM JACKSON ard do
moreover require all officers civil and military aud
eNnori the good people of the commonwealth to use
tneir pest endeavOnrs and secure the said
law directs. " ~
Given under my hand as Governor, aud under
re-, me seal OF the commOnwe aitb, at Richmond
lSeai'J this 10Th day Of October, 1919.
-,,,.,,, JAMES =. PRES TON.
~ william Jackson is by trade tailor low stature
sdhoy bair, Few neckles ON his face stammers when
spoken TO- particularly when intoxicated, in which sit
"a.,on NC 10 dpt 10 We. 5l..wlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19

NOTICE.. fhe close OF the business of IAe 80
concern Of MATTHEW IA. RICE & CO bavins
uevoved upon the subscriber, those who have claims
vi" can on nun Tor payment. II is hoped thai
those who are indebted to The concern viii SO ,i
pr1Prey Of d'scharging their respective balances
InVse VINO are indebted on open account il not pre
Paeh LOT payment, on calling executing their np,s
IoI such balance as may he due, may calculate unon
very reasonable indulgence....it can be pyen On, no
otber condIiion.---Ihe business will be csn,inneJ
~ .e same place BY the subscriber aud with The same
,oa.n'ta. ",''"'oh' M. u. RICE.
.ySI =. 52..St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19

Whoever wishes to obtain a clear and mas
terry view OF the mountain geology OF Asia,
Will lind the best description eXtant in the first
chapter OF Eiphinstonr's accoHnt OF the king
uoln OF Cdu6Hi, IN which work is also the most
complete map of that country e>laut.
DhdTdtugiri Is literally of the same si.niti-
cation as Hont Blanc Dhawai, white, gi,i, a
mouutaln-so that the highest mountain in
Europe aud Asia, have the same significant
name. Iurora
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-19

NoNCE.. Gentlemen who were purchasers at my
sale, are hereby notified that heir bonds will he
come due on the Tst of December next conditioned IN
Gear interest from the date IL punctually paidand
hai shall attend at Oakland to receive payment from
such as may wish 10 redeem their bonds on thai dav
NO'eiHDcTlZs Oh. 30 GEORGE EVANS
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06
The MembcrS Of the Haine Charit-
NOTICE.

vE,HF subscribers henS app"jated hy the Hon.
4 Samuel Freeman, Judge Of Probate os wills
Ac. f,r the county ot Cumberland, Commissioners,
IN receive and examine the claims at the creditors
ofth, e,tete orj DIN MAYNARD, late Of Scar
horansh. gentleman, decreased, hereby notify the
creditors tha, the turlher tune ct four months from
The 94th of March last past, are allowed the cred-
;tors "a bring IL and prove there claims, and we
hall attend Tor that purpose at the counting room
of Fleazer Greeley, in said Portland the fourth
SATURDAY or the present and the three following
months frnnl 10 3 o'cInck II M. until The same
i, completed r ckttltN Comm's-
J.r THCRSTON, sioners
Aprh Sd, 1919
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

Asa proof Of The increase of business and
nonulaiion in this rhce, j, is with no small
decree Of pleasure we state, that the costs
Of buildings and wharves intended to be c
rec,ed the present year viii smount 70
bon, $4,000 dollars.
The road irom Eastport Ferry 70 Ban
pcr, which IS intended TO be made, and
probably will be within two years, will les
sen the distance from Passamaqnoddy q
Portland IS miles, and viii, at the rate OF
travel the mail is carried from Boston 70
portlsnd, give US Boston news in days.
4 circumstance has recently taken place at
rablun. the capital of Delecarln. IN Sweden,
which m ght figure with advantage IN novel
In working to establish new communication be-
tween two shafts, miner was discovered IN
state of perfect preservation, and impresnated
with vitriolic water. This body was quite soft,
but hardened on being exposed to the air. no
one could indeutify the individual; It was only
recollected that the accident by which ne nad
been buried in the earth had taken place htty
years ago. All inquiries as to the name OF the
sufferer, had already ceased, when IL decrSpld
old woman leaning on crutches, slowly advanced
towards the corpse. anu khe" " :" "S N""' - :
young man, to whom she had been promised NJ
marriage half century ago. She threw herein
on the body which had the appearance ola bronze
bathei it with tear, and funted with joyat haVn=
once more beheld the object az her affections
this side of the grave. 1t is easier TO oonce'Fe
than TO trace the singular contrast offered hy his
couple the one buried City years ago, still az
swering all the appearances IF youth, while tbs
other weighed down by age, evinced all the fer
ven Of youthful love- London paper.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

xAyHERRAs ELISHA SYLVESTER, an inhab-
w tant of the towu of Seituge who has for
fsvera years been furporled as Paurer by faid
town elopsd aud raoaway from the place provi-
ded for him by The overfeers of taid town, fome
time in April or May 1917, 'eaving his wife isi
chsrgeable 10 said town OF Sc,use and declaring
il 10 he his iutention TO put the town of Seiiuate
to q, mush expence as peilib!e and whereas the
faid Overssers have taken great pains and heen at
conGderaae expeuce to brcg taid Silvelser 10 Scit
ua,e but have NOT been able TO find him and very
great bills have been e1hin,ted sganft the town Ct
srituate for his board-These are therefore 70 for
bid any perfon whatever TO board, support or fup
DIV said Eiiiha Siveiter with any articles of Pro
vihon or cloihing at the erpence of the town of
Scituate after this dare, as they have made ample
prov6on for his support and maintenance, and
he il able Of BODY TO iupport himie'f, no'with-
fsandirg his habits of complaining
Charles Turner Stl'f5s5sn s.. osiser,' d,.a %
Edw. +. Jacobs, rsrse:Ts qr The
John B. Turner, foSr S.;,I,. ?,ls. f'''"
Sethsai:, March 81, 1919
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

Nothing can be more unhappy than tha'
man, who ranges every where, ranssck,
every thing, digs into the bowels a The
earth, dives into other mems bosoms, ard
dees not consider all The while, that hi,
own mind will afford him sufficien, scop.
for inquiry and entertainment. ard 'ha, tht
cs'e and improve ment Of himself will give
him business enough.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06
4 Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING ,huu, one huadred acres, 5
~ good proportion 81 mowirg, Pss,ur'ng. I'll
-gc. and woodland, wilh good hause, b4tn, 81
hard, win Stock. snd ia ming u'ens'ls, stu.
rcd Shout qlarter ct mile from the Brptis,
meeting house, and mile, and quarter from
he falls. on lioeral cred,. for turlher psrticu.
-, erquire of CALVIN SToCKBRlDGE.
Norm, -rmouih, apFl, 1l, 1919
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

Brooks. c

In order 10 accommodate oar fdrtr'isiar friends
rhoss farors bare been neglected FOR sfrcr az mtsks
p1st re are mdsr ne necessity fderofng lnUsual
portion ofihjs ddp's PIPER 20 advertisements We
hope c1,r readrs ,rU ro oijeo n carr karn,g ihis,
Benefit, particularly ,chen ksp are assured that
articles Of intelligence are omitted omuke room FOR
nkln.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06
.Joscph y, Sa3uyer's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given TO The heirs and cred
- itors of the eflate Of JOSEpH SAWYER,
late of Cape Elizabeth in the county Of Cumher-
land. mariner. deseafrd, snd all hers Concerned
That Lydia Sawyer adm,niaratrix of faid efiate
has exhibited TO me the in5icrIher, Judge of the
Court Of Probate, hih aud for (aId county, her
fra accoun, of standardization OF lsid efsate and
that the fame viii be couGdersd az ProbateConrt
20 be held at the Probate Office 10 Portlaad, ia
faid couury on the fourth Wednesday of April
next, at ten O'Clock in he forenoon, when ard
where they may be preien, and thew caufe il faoy
they have WAY the same ihould not be allowed.
Given uadsr my hand at Portland, thi. tenth
day of February, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and nineteen.
SAM FREEMAN.
Atrue copy--A"eR,
HoRATIo SfUTRGArE Psgittsr
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

Mr.. Lacock, chairman i
the Senate Of the q. States w. i eoaila
nori which we have publ;'h.l maze IL |.
Gen. Jackson's conduct h,s 1 iespscls.
Structures made by The Geaersl l',,',s u I =
pors and states. among osher Y 'aa
General had declared 1 .a 49, lA'f !.
ears Of such aensers of Coass.,,, - ''i
make free so'tl his acne m.
many members, who h1ve ss,sa s''' 4
name treela-''h'n he Gsasrsi =, y !, :
probably be hung up a. lronl,.ss - y 's'a.
string with The Indian scalns wb;.l -
cabin.-Oed Gar. 'ooa
Il Is said Alphonso @. shar,
State, has been killed III 4 doal s-;,s s,,s q isS
nett. The surviving principal. ass ,s1' !. s
are said to be in jail and in mons II ''ss
Misunderstanding the disaster. ~.
late almost inoessant snow stcrnns 49,, =
70, It devolves upon us to record ~ ,'''sns
fate of two unfortunate fellow hens. ~ -
ed n the vicinity of this town. Il II. ~
storm OF the 18th ult. a Nh. Taeter 's'
40, who resided Or miles aow- ssss
land which extends into the eass ~. 80
Pond, near Raymond, being II ~. \. 80
ions TO sustain himself and FAMILY. go: g'''s
wife and three children, went sevsr,l -
store for the purpose Of procarin- ~
his return, finding himself unahle !, =
he load, he hung part Of II upon ,a4
'empted 20 reach home with the rer,i.s..
growing late in the afternoon. ana N~ ~
being concerned fer the safety of hs, -
set out 70 meet him. Having win 49,. - II.
wallowed through the DIM. 49,
lle from the house she came across hs,h.s.s
Early exhausted mon the snow. Err.. -
>elfunable to CT him % the house, ish -.
'hat after putting her mittens saa sev.,.
articles upon him, set out for The aesrs,s ~
boris for assistance but we lament .sal4
after proceeding about halga mile. he !,
ened and died In this situation thew -
nights before they were picked un. OaA.
the children, alarmed at The absence !
parents found horn, which thev soaaasl
the iay, endeavouring in vain Is 4sls II.
selves heard. The day followiag4he v,sa
ed, and the horn brought 70 them ihes -
ing intelligence at the fate oil both .h.ir -.
Thus did the events Of one shoss day ls 80.
Cane Of two honest and io3usts.aas ilAsss,s
render their habitation desolatt, and rsAees.s.
helpless, innocent children 70 state y s.s.
age. /
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

4 HE luhfcribes hereby gives pubic notice 70
all concerned, that he has heeo duly appoint
ed add taken upon hirnfe'f The tsun Of Admin,lra-
Tor Of the eilate Of SAMUEL ) EOBY late of
otisheld, 10 the county of Cumberland Painter,
deceaied hy giving bend as shs Isw Directs He
therefore requea. all 2erfons who are indebted 70
the laid decea.ed's slla,e TO make immediae pay
unent sad thofs who have any demands thereon,
10 exhibit the fame for fe,;lement 10
THOMAS ROBY,
Otu6e'd March 81. 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

We perc Give the last Passport Centinei has
undertaken to expose some of the falsehoods
lately propagated in the Argus in this town. Il
is doubtless wiser to suffer the Argus to publish
a fe phanpers unnoticed, than by an exposure
to subject its conductors to the necessity Of pub
fishing a thousand more to prove negative.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

Loan CAsrLFRFAou and the Emperor
ALEXANDER have pledged themselves for
the accession OF Perfucat to the generasr =
solve TO treat slave e-ships as pirates, after
1890.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06
.LOSI.

T The late fire. head cf PORTLAND PIER, a
~ FIRE BUCKET, marked W. SWAN
a., dnder Will confer Ilvor by leaving i az NoI4
Long Wharf. Portland, March 90. 1913,
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

NJ. Schmidt, an inhabtsnt Of MeCklenburg 2,
has lately invented machine, which ploughs {:
harrows the land without human assistance. 1t
is put in motion by four large windmill sails.
The inventor has presented a model of it to
the Duke Of Mecklenburg, and intends to submit
il to the MocKlenburg Agricultural Society for
examination.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06
@ottCauS.
Tuesday, April s. 1919.

Election Of STATE Officers at the
close of the poll in this town, the votes were as
follows =
FOR GOVERNOR.
His Excelency 10 HN BROOKS, 406
Hon. Benz. ~. Crowninshisd, $40
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERN OR,
Hon. WILLIAM PHILLIPS, 404
Beniam,n .4usiln, Esq. 34l
FOR SENATORS,
Hon ARCaELAUs LEWIS, S99
Isaac ADAMS. Esa. $40
Hon. MARX HarrIs, 42S
Gen. James irish, S8S
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06
FOR ST. JOHNS,

10 the Hon. the Ssratt and Houjf Of Rep
rejtafd'iUef 9f The Commonwealth of NdC
faosplf:ts in General Court, aGsmbted at
Bsf9n on tie fcond Hedne5day Of 1anu-
arr, =. ID 1870
ID EsPFCTFutIY reprefent. he petition of
N the tuhfrriherf in5ahi'an,s Of We0brcck. in
the ceu~sy Of Cumberland 10 fsid Commonwealth
that lsrge qusnsi,ie. of drift, wood l,b- ard INN
ber of varinna kicds uleful for fue' annus'v feat
down the Presrmfcu' Fiver, turning through faid
towr, which Is ,arr;e6 by The frsihe,a into the
and is entirely loff 70 the community; ,ha, fuel
has become fsaTce in said town sud it would he
highly beneficial 20 many of the fsrmers ard other
inh hshitants of fsid Wellhrcok to cp ard preferve
the - 'ft wood fo lca,s5 down faid river ard ofl
-Wherefore your ne'i,ioneys pray the Honorable
Lee sture 10 authorize them and their ahoca'es
and fuch o hers nav Allocate with them for the
rursose 70 erect and maintain a hcom &C c-ofs faid
river frtm Or near he mourh of The duck nord
brock or rhe land of Jofeph Walker on tie north
6de Of lsiS river 20 the ;and of Rufus Fluent on
abe Soutt tide Of faid river urdrr (uch regulations
and reilrctions fhall be confiesur with the pub
lic inseren and With the iuteref of ;hofe who msy
nave occaIioo to nafs boards, Icps and ofhs, Ium-
be- down fsid river aud with the interelt Of all
other peEtons
JOSEPH WALKER & Others
Wenbrook Dec. 10 1918
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

As the Patriot perseveres in asserting
that the general government did take efficient
s'eps 10 defend this State during the late
war. we hope some regard for decency may
induce that paper to re,rsct i,s assertions
on that subject, and that they may be dis
posed to give some credit AZ least TO high
democratic authority. on this subject. Gen
eral WILLIAM KING, in answer to le,tt
10 General Chandler, states, in letter Do
ted wTsCA>sET, SEPT. 10, 1914.
I'VE have no! fort in this section OF ,he
country Ard after stating the number Of
men which had been agreed upon 5etwee.
Tim General Sewah and Col, Sumner, as
necessary FIR the defence of that part Of the
country, Gen King cdds, F" The men will
be mostly taken from Gen Sewalfs di,is
ion, and they will. | am confident, Be ~
dered out and Gsid hy the States Cit the Url.
led States declines doing il } which ] "ory
will no, be ne case The eeonsmy o. sAe
general goUer'paeRt has already cosi ns nca'-
u hail 81 the DiurIcf, and fit 's eontlHucd
goiikout STATE interference, SIR John Aher
brock gpiA rare tAe yphoic before spnfcr setA
IN"
Here is direct acknowledgment from
General King, that the economy OF the Gen
eral Governmeot,--or, ip other words.
their negtecf--had r~used the loss of the
lower part az thr District OF Maine, and
that the care end psecaulion OF the State
Government alone prevented he capture OF
the whole ofth District of Meme
Rerertory.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

A FIRE BUCKbT, marked ]. WATSON
IA No. 1. " hoever will return il 20 tbs office
hall be rewarded. March, 50, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

The London papers state. that Rs, Sklns
are now made use of as uppers to ladies' shoes
II takes six skins tor one pair. The leather
is remarkable soft and beautiful. and the seams
are tancilullv arranged.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

10 the Honorable Justices Of the CireutI
Co,ir; Of Common PLeos 90 be holden az
Harren, in and for me C0un9y Of Lincoln,
on me second Monday of January, a ID.
1919.
THE petition of Fergus ML4iu. sdminstrs-
Tor on the css,e Of William Btysnt late OF
20 Teton Plantation in the Coun of Lincoln
teceased res, s,sc,iully represents That the To-
vcniory If the persunsl estate of said deceased
smoun,s 10 the sum of Two hundred and fourteen
dollars and twenty one cents, snd the JUS debts
of I'D deceased amount 70 eight hundred and
hftcen dollars and sixty cents, thereby leaving
deficiency OF siX hund'ed and 'one doi'ass snd
thir,y nine cents Theretote your petitioner
ntAys that your Honors would grant him license
ta sci so much Of the real estate, as will aSe
the smount Of said deficiency, with incidental
charges. FERGUS M'LAIN.
Copy, attest. NAT. CorFIN, Clerk.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

The persons above nasle' !. r.srs
we're prepared ny Mr. SteFas. ,,.. ! -, \.
ceive their certificates by cai',sS 7.
Office formerly occupied Fl $50 60 Il fhf
all others viii receive ,,hsr y sA'
Clerks Office il PortlSnd'
person or by order. ..n~ss
4 Afewapplicatiuns have o,oaS oesrauS
er proof and few rejeess:a .:,..e.all - s
cants were not on the cons'se.. cons.,. suar 7 .s II
II aid not serve nine mon,as ss,s, uAssl
ment.-The applications ;, = - y, as 4 .srss
As !" deseriefs ~ 'ae NJ
uaa,s Sai''
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

A Providence paper remarks, that so great
is the amount Of American claims upon Spain.
for commercial spoliatons under the late trea-
tv, that the FIVE millions appropriated will
not pay e5 per cent. of IL.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06
Soldiers of the Revolution
MAINE BiS7aleI. !
PoriIana. .lnrl sls. isn

u'ftsf9f siFta PIT, tAf& !
la addition - the names before palsis.a
has receivedfrom the War-Dens4
pension certificates for the following Rsyas
ay soldiers, viz.
Joel Atherton, Eaitraal.
John Ath iou, Do.
William BacheldeE WsA
Jonathan Barker, Merry.
Daniel Barnard, Bndgslss,
Daniel Beal, FrsPori.
Moses Bennett, N Glamssr
Thomas Chase, Lirsrrlst,
William Chapman, H.5f@.
Jabesh Churchill, BuehlsA.
Josiah Chute, lliaskaaA
Jonathan CLARK, Bethel
Jonathan Conn Paris.
Joseph ross, Portland.
John Dacy, Poland
Allen Davis. .hlnai.
William Davis, Hoe9assa.
Richard Dele, HsbFus.
Ebenezar Eaton. Bsliea.
Fbenezer File, Gorham.
Samuel File, ce.
John Fletcher, SuEssfr
Thomas Frank. Graz
Daniel Gage, Beiisl.
Moses Cannon, hshss.
James Gof, H'act
Silas Gould, Wsliea.
BENJAMIN Hale, Wefis'o'l.
Israel Hale, Il
America Hamlin, aa
Samuel Hatch, .Miaet
Ephralm Hathewsy, hsts'-
Stephen HodsdOn, R'ue''T.
Jonathan Holmes, HafFes.
Jonathsn Houghtou, Ha'aaa
Stephen Hutchinson, NaA
Joseph Jackson, Ns'cfy.
Nathaniel jackson, Jsy.
John Jewett. Haisran.
solomon Jones, Rsgasaa-
David Jordan, .4lbaay
F,iiah jordan, grsEfsli.
John EiUgOre, At'ffF
Daniel Knight, .Nar1is.
Abraham Knovltan,
Edward I.ibhey, Garias-
Reuben I-ihbey, Grsh
John l.incoln, Darhe#.
John Mugforl, P5ri.tad.
Thomas Nutting, -
samuel Phelps. No tsaA
Wil;sm plummer Pjes
l.ntber Rice. +. .3sa''e'
John Roach. HIl'ar. -
rona,bae Rcebins. Bal'f
Nathaniel seger R'iAs@
Dayia Sessions, .Atrrs
Thohas Shaw, Naaa'
samuel simmou., .Iss
Tohn skinner. Lssriae
Daniel Small, Rcsf's9'.
F1anr;. r,noaG ltnr,.vans, '',. H.s''a
Iohn 1rl Thurlo. Paiaas.
Io'," -, visstn " faria
Willian Wait. Dtrs'~
Edward Webb, GofSH~
Isaac West. 5aR
Daniel Wight, .NfF
Joseph Wight, oi'fa'e
The persons above nausd voI.s y r..y
we're prepared hy Nr. Steraea ,. I. -
..e e...,.s hx~ raiiser la II IL
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06
JOSEPH WALKER & 6 Others
Weflbrook Dec 10 1918
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,

Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
IN tie Hsps of fR.eytseafafivss Jss 25. 's1s.
ON the Petition aforsfaid Ordered That he
Petitioners caufe suened copy Of their petition
with this order thereon, 10 he ruhlifhed in the
Portland Gazetre and Faflern Argue thtee weeks
fuccsfTivey the lao publication 10 be thirty days
A. lesa, esfore the feccpd Wedrefday If the fra
fsfha n of The nexe General Ccurr ,ha, all per(ons
iuterefed, may then appear and thew caufe, if any
they have why the prayer of said petition fhould
not be granted SEN un for concurrence.
TI%OTHT pICFLOw SesoRsr.
n tts Serete FB 1919
Read and ConcurreR
JOHN PHILLIPS P,sfis.f
A'rpe copv-A.tee,
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

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Mr. Joseph T. Woree,'s, asli.hsd -
sal Gazetteer, has laie.s !. asyssIas -
ofthe UaHed States wa.,.r,nls tai's
former work with a sons'
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-06

LINCOLN ss.-CirCun Crurf o' Cotn7nor Peas,
s1tanuHg Tenn, 1919.
ON he xi,hln pe.r,ioo, ordered, that the Pc
,tioncf notiiy al yersons Interested in his prtj-
len, by publishing sn sites ed cory the eot
with fh,E order thereon in The Portland Gazette,
shrce weeks successiyely before tie sdtag ui
this Couu at WIscasse, tn said County 1T Lin
coin On ,he fourth MONDAY Of ATsil next, tbs
said persons in =rcs cd, my hen snd there sp-
pear and shew csuse. il 4ny they have, why the
PRAYER thereof doud not be gran'ed.
Attest, NAT COFFIN, Clerk
Copy, sltcsi, NAT.G FFtN, Clerk.