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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-12

& AND FOX SALE.--1iie subscrii'lr offers for sale
- tract OF Land IN the county of chand situated
on The Big Byrd creek, within mile of james river
This tract contains between five aud hundred acres
eishty or kundred Of which are creek lowgraHBds .
There is a dwelling houae, which, with few repairs
may be rendered very comfortable; a good barn and
several other houses, and excellent apple orch
ard on the farm The land is OF fine quality with good
foundation, and supposed To be very susceptible
rapid Improvement fiom clover aud plaster. The
terms OF sale will he very accommodations aud win be
made known by application TO A,shbaid Bryce. Of
Goochlaud or to HOWELL LEWIS
Jan. z. T4..gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-12

oTcE-The snbscrlber, as late sheriff Cheslerneld
county, to uhom the unaininstered estate of 10.
seph Friend deceased, has been committed Tor admins.
t1nion by the county court OF Cbestrrdsld with the
OF The saidJosepb annexed in OF the direction
contained ia the said WILL will the An 5fcnaGg IN
Jonud,y ner at Halifax Courthouse. II being court
day. sell at public aucten the highest bidder 800
OF LAND, commonly called Cpjers lying in the said
county adjoining the lands ofcoi. william Terry abeu
or miles from the court honse--on credit of one
two aud three years, the purchaser giving boEds with
approved security, and trust deed the land 10 Sc.
cure The psncuai payment of The purchase money
lad Is OF good quality AID well pphered, hut as II
presumed no person will purchase without FIRST viewing
the land particular description is deemed nne
cessary. l.. BtRF0OT, tor I. BRANCH,
Late high sheriff OF Ch'd, and admir- by order
OF court Of Joseph Freud. dec.
In consequence Of the death of TlIofas Branch tate
hieh sheriff ofhe Of Chesterfield 10 whose Hds
tie estate of Joseph Friend, dec committed by an
order ofths said court for administration the sale oil
the land aforementioned VIII he made by the sub.rri
Der, an the day Aforesaid high she said
county and administrator by order The county court
aforesaid, OF the said Joseph Friend.
l. DUNF0Or, o. for WM. CLARKE,
Present high sher!6'of Chesterfield, and
adm'or 81 Joseph friesd, dec.
~ brr ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-12

ME subscribers have removed 10 fhe upper corner
Il building adjoining the Farmers Il Virginia Banks
AT their store, H0rGi, BrofherS ca. viii constantly
keep for sale, NAILS. GRADS, aud SPHlGS, Of the
Riehuiond manutactorybe quality warranted equal 10
any, aud az cheap as can be bought in The United
STATES. =. HAXALL * co.
N. u. Cash given for CORN. y. II. & co.
Jan.7. 7Iiot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-12

h ASD FoR stLE-On The premises. TO the highest
- bidder on Tuesday, the ri day OF February ne
~ 'Ar, ~ not the next fair day, by the subscribers
hrTei0 trustees IN virtue Of dsea OF trust TO us exc.
chted By Jonathan Beckwith, for the purposes therein
MENTIONED that well known tract Of land wereon the
sa' beckwith resides.Tbe terms. oBe.tbird of tie
purchase money TO he paid the day OF SALE with the
sos's ana charges ofthe same onetIrd twelve months
ater aud The remaining third two years-Bonds with
naqneeonabie security TO he given the title at the
zine Oh sale. MOORE r. BROCKENBRoUGH
FOUSHEE &. TEBBS.
jan z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-12

~ LINZ SeiI hh.-lhc subscriber respectfully
tp informs the public that be fas taken the spacious
cellar lately occupied 10y Mr.. Charles c. CAY on The
Market Bridge, door to Mr.. Robert Gambler auc
lion store where he offers for sale,
100 dozen best Philadelphs porter
60 bbs. Ale
10 bhls. Newark d..
Ofdsis from town or country will be promptly com
pied with, upon accommodating terms. A constant
supply OF best Lamp oil, 10th winter and summer
pressed as also Lamps and Lamp wick which will be
Kept on band MATTHEW SWAIN, jr.
Jan. 2. J4..et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-12

Commission House in Nco Orleans.
I HAVE opered COMMISSION HOUSE IN New Or
leans, where al orders aud consisnnens directed
Ia tne viii meet vita prompt ard due attention.
Dec. -. 90. .eis NELSON PAITrSOr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-12

r. s. The titles to all the foregoing property Is IN
qHesiiynaoc and persons disposed TO purclIsse are
invited t" call on MT Campbell and satisfy themselves
by an investigation Of the ti,ie papers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-12

II The ENHi'iREpis published twice week, gene
rsi, and tsee week during the session Of tue
STss Lse the same as heretofore, Fire
DJttsrsser aial, able iu advance Notes Of Char
tered specie pairg Banks, (o,tyJ VIII be received
payment. The Ea.tor wn guarantee the safety OF
nntns them by mail, tue postage OK ali letters being
paid by the writer's.
t No paper will he discontinued (buf at the dscre-
Ion az The Editor until all arrearases have paid up
~ whoessrwiIi saarantec The payment ofuine papers
..i receive tenth gratis.
TERMS or ApvERrISING.
- one SGnere-- tlrst lsssEtios. rs censs-eaeh
cosss gHUuHcr. 50 csvfS. III.
No .sivcyfi,smsnt fseted mntiI ft kas either been
. for. OF assacd by person Ia this city orits
riniT0rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-12

: Es,LUKENCE COmMiSStUN HOUSE.-Jacky0fi, W'
4 htnfey s SosfnEorth, baee a warehouse st Flo.
renee at the head OF navigation the Tennessee river
ready fsr the reception OF and such other af
cle domestic aud foreign may consigned them
lkey viii purchase cotton aud tobacco and sell dry
soods and groceries, salt and provisons
FOR those who favor then, with their custom.
~ ~ Salt 10 vefv much wanted al present.
Florence Dee 10 az c,,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-02
ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

The following particulars respecting
the newly discovered race Of Esquimaux
we're communicated by sir John Ross :
+" The Discovery Ships had been lying
adjoining the land, between lat. rs and ~,
fastened to an iceberg, for two or three
days, and had just showed off, when TO
their great surprise they saw some per-
son coming down from the interior, towards
the shore, in sledges drawn by dogs. Our
countrymen Immediately put back; but
on landing the natives fed towards the IN
terror. In order, if possible, to open a
Communication with them, an Esqnimaux
on board the expedition, set off after them
and about three miles over the ice, sue
|ceeded in this object, when he found he
was able to make himself imperiectly un-
derstood by them, and also TO comprehend
their meaning.
"On the first introduction taking place,
the natives inquired whether their visitors
came from the Sun or the Moon? The
Esquimaux told them neither but from
large country a great distance from the
south. They said this was impossible,
as there was nothing 10 the southwark bat
un;niabitabie ice. 1t was with great DIFF
ficulty that they could be convinced Of
their error, or led to regard our country
men in any other light than as beings from
some other planet. On being taken on
board the vessels, they manifested the ute
most surprise at every thing they saw.
Co.. t1os,
ed that the ships we're not animals, and
possessed the power Of speaking and
when told that they were of the nature OF
houses, inlimated that could not be, since
the former went backwards and forwards
while houses were stationary. They re-
peatediy handled the clothes Of the crews,
and could not conceive what sort Of skins
they were made Of; their own covering
being wholly Of that description. OF bread,
or grain they knew not the use; and on
being induced to put some OF the former
into their mouths, after masticating it for
some time, spat it out again as tasteless.
Their own food, il appears, was chiefly
fish and bIubber. They had never seen
any timber, and we're quite ignorant Of its
properties; so that one of them, on going
aboard, and sesing mast laid upon the
deck, attempted 10 take it up in his hands,
as if he conceived it to be devoid Of
weight-Another of them, on being taken
into the cabin, and shewn his image in a
mirror, started back with surprise, and
could not, until after repeated assurances
and experiments, be convinced that there
was not some person behind the mirror.
They appeared to have 60 idea Of a God,
or of future state; nor do they seem,
from what we can learn, TO have any ene-
mics, but supposed themselves sole mon-
archs of the universe"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-02
EAnrHaUAKE IN ICELAND.

Accounts, dated Oct. 9Th, from CO.
penhagen, state, that violent shock OF an
earthquake, which lasted ten minutes, was
experienced in Iceland. 1t was attended
with noise under ground as of dread
lul cracking, and Immediately after there
was an eruption from HecIa. The sea
was in state of dreadful commotiou. This
volcano, which some authors had pro-
nounced extinct, is situated in the southern
part Of the isle, about league aud quar-
ter from the sea, is triple-topped, and 1900
feet above the level of the sea. 1t was
in 1893 that its eruptions caused most ca
|lamity-so violent were they, that the cIn-
ders were scattered at distance OF thir-
ty leagues over the island. The latest
aruptions took place between 1880 and
1894, aud we're preceded by very striking
lnhenomena. A noise was heard--the
earth gaped wide-meteors appeared in
The direction of a volcano--a flame soon
followed with smoke, from which issued
Globes Of fre--the stones were discharged
| to great distance, and, lastly, the lava
flowed out in torrents. From 1904 to
1866, Iceland has experienced sixty-thfee
volcanic eruptions.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-02

the SovereigDs have consummaled the
work TO which they were called. They
will not cease 10 labor Cor its confirmation
and perfection. They. solemnly acknowl-
edge that their duties towards God aud the
people whom they govern, make it per
emptory on them TO give TO the world, As
far as in their power. all example Of JUS
tice, of concord, of moderation; happy in
the power of consecrating from henceforth,
all their efforts to the protection Of the arts
Of peace, to the increase of the internal
prosperity of their states and to the awake
ming Of those sentiments Of religion and
morality, whose empire has been but too
much enfeebled by the misfortunes Of the
times.
"Aix-la- Chapelle, Nov. Is, 1918.
Signed.
+" .fftternich, Hardenberg.
4" Richstieu, Bernstort,
/" Castiereagh, .Nesselrode,
" Wellington, "Capo dLstria."
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-02

is the chieiest among ten thousand, and
altogether lovely. Such uncomfortable
light, lustre and glory cops ntly emana!e
from this divine person, thalNhe extensive
palace needs no other lig&t. Its most dis.
tant corner is illuminaie with bis rays.
And, my dear friend, thee is this peculiar
circumstance, to give an interest to this
festival, that every guest has a share in
the heart and affections of the glorious
Bridegroom; and all combined in one
mysterious body will constitute the happy
bride, for whom all this glory is prepared.
This festival, once begun will never end.
never tire: no rising or setting sun will
ever summon dispersion. Pleasure more
extatic and refined viii be continually
spiinging up. The celestial Bridegroom
will lead the partakers TO living fountains
of delight, and all occasions Of sorrow will
for ever cease.
" My friend, shall earthly festivals and
scenes of pleasure, which compared with
this are but glow worm in the light of
day, so interest our passions and engross
our hearts, as to Danish this from our
thoughts and hinder our assiduous endea-
YOURS to be suitably attired and ornament
ed, that we may be hailed welcome guests (?
| hope to receive this honour and happi-
ness. There hope to meet the name of
-, in all its branches"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-02
In Chancery efNe7u-Jersey.
AARON d. WOODRUFF, }

osEpH NEsRITr.

q JOSEPH NEsBITr.
IT'D Y virtue of the above stated Writ Of
ND Fieri Facias, TO me directed and de-
}ivered, have levied on ALT hat certain
traet or parcel of land situate, lying, and
being in the township Of Elizabeth, in the
coup,y Of Essex, and state of New-Jersey,
containing two acres, one quarter, and
twenty.one square rods, excepting there
out one acre heretofore sold TO Jonathan
Parker,) bounded northerly by land OF
Jonathan Parker, westerly by land of DR..
Robert HaIsted, southerly by land Of Ed
ward Sale, southeast by land of Joseph
Nesbitt, and the brook, and northwest by
Hthe road--which / shall expose to sale at
Public Vendue, at the house of ErHRAiM
CLARK, Innkeeper in Elizabeth Town, on
the 9th day of February next, between
the hours of IL and o'clock, afternoon.
NATHAN SQUIER,
Sheriff Of Esser County.
December 16, 1918.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-02
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
CROCKERY. sc.

Particularly an extensive assortment Of
Esuperfine and common CLOTHS, CAST
.MERES, and WOOLLEN GOODS,
suited 10 the present season which hay-
ing been purchased for cash, principally
at auction, are offered for sale at very re.
duced prices.
FIRE WOOD, and all kinds of pro.
|duce, will be received at the market price
in payment for Goods.
CALEB O. HALSTED.
Eliz. Torn, Oct. 10, 1918. If
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-02
Sheriff S Sales.
ESSEX COMMON PLEAS.
Moons LEE. =; y. d. pon;s
%. ct ferris.

q I FL. ia. Gle BoniS
ROBERT II NssBIrr. ct ferris.
FNn Y virtue of the above stated writ Of
Ia Fieri Facias to me directed aud de-
livered, / have levied on the Dwelling
house, Store and Lot Of Land, With the
appurtenances, whereon the defendant,
ROBERT NEsBITT, lives, situate IL Eli
zabeth-Town, adioising lands OF Samuel
*. Miller, John Humes, and the Morris
turnpike. Also, levied on a Lot Of
Land containing two acres, be it the same
more or less, adjoining lands OF Isaac
Crane, Luther b. Hendricks, and the
road leading from Eiizabeth-Town to
w oodrufl' S Farms, which I shall! expose
10 sale at Public Vendue, at the house OF
LEWIS RIVERS, innkeeper in Eiizsbeth-
Town, on the ninth day of January next,
Between tie hours of twelve and five
o'clock, afternoon.
n NATHAN sQUIER,
Sherif Of ESSEX County
Il Nov. 6, 1918.
IP The sale of the above described
lands and premises is adjourned to the 10th
Gay of February next, at the Store of
JoHN HUMEs, in Elizabeth-Town, be-
tween the hours of IL and o'clock, al
ternoon. NATHAN SQUIER,
q Sheriff Of ESSEX County.
"a Jan. O, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-02
I'm apprentice Wanted.

'XXT'ANTED, as an Apprentice at the
wv Printing Business, smart, active
Lad, Ia or Is years of age. TO such
an one, good encouragement will be given.
Apply to j. &. E. SANDERSON.
Eds. To,ua, Dec. Is, 1918.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-02
CASH STORE.

sEEyHE subscriber, fully convinced from
Il the experience he has had, that his
\ plan OF selling Goods at reduced prices
for ready pay, is mutually beneficial to
himself aud customers, will continue that
mode Of business. Having recently made
barge additions to his former stock, be is
enabled to offer very general assort-
klnent of
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-02
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY J. & E. SANDERSON,
THO doors south Of Rivers City Tavern,
ELIZABETH-ToWN, NJ.

Terms Of Psblication--Two Dollars
per annum, payable halfyearly.
Advertisements not exceeding square
inserted three weeks for One Dollar, and
continued for twenty-five Cents week.
A liberal deduction will be made to mer-
chants and others who advertise by the
year.
~ Advertisements, Subscriptions, and
Communications, will be thankfully re-
ceived and punctually attended to.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-02

as an hart and the tongue of the dumb
shall sing; when the ransomed of the Lord
shall return and come to Zion with songs
aud everlasting joy on their heads"
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-24
NOTICE.

q LII perfons indebted 20 the late firm Of
MITCHELL PAINE, are requeflsd 10
make payment to the fublcriber before the firh
day of September next--as all unfettled notes aod
accounts must &c left 10 the bands of 40 attorney
At that time, 70 clofe the buGne" of the CO ncern
Aug 10 NATHL. MITCHELL.
'HE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice 20 all
concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Administra-
tor Oft estate of FRANCIS JOHNSON late of
Westbrook in the county Of Cumberland Yeoman
deceased. BY giving bond az the law directs--he
therefore requests ali persons who are iudested to
the said deceased e,,ate to make immediate pay
ment and those uho bave any demands thereon
TO exhibit the same for settlement 20
JEREMIAH JOHNSON
Westbrook, May 90, 1912
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-24
FOR SALE.

A FARM 10 the town Of Gorham containing
~ seventy five acres Of Lam, with hand.omt
buiIdingsin good repair, with a large Orchard
and Garden in which gieat variety of iruii
trees
.AiSO,-one other FARM, adjoining The
same, continuing hfty acres, with suitable bull
dings hegeUn
DISC, one other FARM, containing Liaety
acres ofpesiuriug. moving and wood iaud, with q
BarR or the ssuie.
Also, four House Lots, II the town of Port
lard situated on Eore-s rccs. uear EIEzEK Hlc.
GINs'--two cl which have fats IN FRONT.
o. Terms OF payment viii be one, two and
three years for tour hith Cash, on delivery o.
,leetis-title good For fa ther particulars. en-.
quire Of CHARLES y. ~ rrs. of Gorham. Or
BARNETT PoTTEE, Esq. ol Portland.
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-24
Westbrook, May 90, Isls.

ITO BIZ 'old by order Of the Judge of Probate for
the County of Cumberland, Al the house oc
cupisd by MARY DUcLAs, in HarpswelL 10 laid
County on Tuesday, the seventh day Of Septem.
ber next az teo O'Clock before noon much of
Harpswc'l, deceased, as viii produce the sum Of
seven hundred and twenty dollars for the payment
OF thejust debts of said deceased apd incidental
charges.
Said real estate consists of abou, .eventy cine
acres three separate pieces situate in said Har2s
well.
Dated this seventeenth day of August 1919.
GEORGE DuCLAS, Adnr,
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-24
AWen D0nis's Estate.

NOTICE i' hereby given to the heirs and credi
: tors Of the efta,e of ALLEN DAVIS, late Of
Gorham, IN the county Of Cumberland yeoman,
deceased, and all Others concerned--That Charles
M Davis, administrator of faid effate, has exhib-
tied to me the !ubfcsiber, Judge Of the Court of
Probate within and for raid county, hi. 6tfi sc-
count of Adm,uiiirsion ol aid eifate aud that the
fame will be conhdered at Probate Court 10 be
held at the probate Office in Portland, in faid
county, on the fecond Wednesday of September
neit, at ten O'Clock IN the 70, eooon, when and
where they may be present and thew caufe, if any
they have. why the fame ihouId not be allowed.
Given unoer my hand at Portland, this elev-
en,h day of Auguit, 10 the year of our Lord e;eh-
teen hupdred spd nineteen.
SAM FREEMAN.
A true copy-anef
HoRATIo SovTHoArK Rerr.
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-24
BOWDUlN COLLEGE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that candidates for
i Y admission into BOWDOiN COLLEGE will
be examined on THURSDAY. the second day oi
September next, in the leoture room, Ndssachll.
sets Hal, at six o'clack, A. M.
Notice also given, that, for admission to fresh
man standing, 10 addition 90 the terms already
prescribed, knO,gledge Of Sallust and Cummings
ancient and modern geography wH be required, at
and after, September, 1890.
None will be examined, I" who do not bring sat
isactory credentials of good moral character"
J. APPLETON, President.
August TO-
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-24
MOTTO.

THE annual meeting of the MAINE BRANcH
OF THE AMERICAN EDUCATION soc
- will be holden al the Meeting-House In
BrinsWick on Thu URSDAY NE second day of Sep.
tember neEi, al O'Clock in the morning, for the
purpose OF choosing officers end trsnsacting such
other business as may ;hen come before them.
At which 'rms sermon will be delivered aud a
Collection taken mp q a4 the funds of said society.
JESSE APPLETON, President
August II, 1919.
The Directors Of said.Socety are reminded that
their meeting stands adjourned t. WedneSdav the
irsf day Of September al O'Clock in Tie evening.
10 meet al the same place.
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-24

a 7 a Court of Probate hodea at the proba te
office IN Portland, within and for the county
of Cumberland. on the feeond Wednesday Of Au-
euh, in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred
aud nineteen-On The petition Of Charles M Da.
vie, Administrator of he eltate OF ALLEN DAVIS.
Iase of Gorhan, in faid county, yeoman, deceased
representing that the perfonai efiate of said de-
ceased is NOT sufficient to pay the jua debts which
he owed at the lime of his death by the fun of
FIVE hundred dollars and praying for Iicenfe 10
cell and convey 70 much of the real eltate Of fzd
deceased as may be nece,sary for the payment of
iaid debts and incidents. charges Ordered-That
the petitioner give notice thereof TO the heirs of
iad deceaied and to ali parsons interelled in faid
eRate, by cauhHg cooy Of this order to be pub
hihed IN he Portland Gazette, printed 10 Port
land in fad county three weeks fucceflivey, tha,
they may appear At a Probate Cour, TO be held
az the probate Off in Portland, aforefaid on the
fecond Wednesday Of September next At ten o.
clock beforencou, and thew caufe, If any they
have, why the prayer of iaid petition fhould not
be granted.
SAM. FREEMAN, Judge of faid court
a true copy-srteh
HoRATIo SouTHcATI. Regr
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-24

JrHE subscriber hsreby gives public notice 70
i all concerned. ths, he has beso duly sppoiu-
ted and taken upon himself the trust of Admins
traitor OF the estate of MOSES WlNSLOW, late
OF Portland, in the county of Cumberland, Mar
iner deceased, by giving bond as the aw directs
Ike therefore requests all person. who are in
dsb,ed 10 the said deceaeds estate TO make iul
mediate payment and shose who have any de
Dasnds thsfeon, TO exhibit the sane or payment
10 DANIEL GARLAND, or
Aug. 4 THOMAS WARREN, agent
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-24
NOAH HARDING,

HAS Just received for sale al bis Store in
Maine Street, head Of Green Street--A complete
assortment of
English, Vest India and american Fdctorq
GOODS,
all of which will be sold al reduced prices.
UPN bah persons indebted 10 N. H.
either by book account, or note, which has been
standing more than three months, are requested to
call and pay within thirty days, or their demands
will be left in the hands Of an Attorney.
Portland, August z.
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-24

THE subfcritsr hereby g~es e's ,,'s az s.opoiuttt
aud ,sssa upon bsrfsf the ra! Of 'a9'Pe u 'Porard-
on fhe eftate Of IORN Hur. - 5.realed, T
d he eounty Of Cumberland Marine. therefore
giving bond as The law diTec,sSa' j shs aid Dc
Guests all persons 40 are lodsoiea 'sasut. 'ur asi
ssa.sa ,ss.s rbs sias have any sSs
'ame los 'e''as'aeI or so A W TINKhAM' h'' -
Portlsld. Aug. ii, tss :.
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-24
Commonwealth Of M2ssachufctts.

Commonwealth of M2ssachufctte.
CUMBERLAND & OXFORD
lit the Supreme y11.6.cial Court q said Com
~ssrveaAb. begrn asd boidea al Poritand, ia raid
Ceaa.y Of Crmbsykard, anafs' ste ee.nt,s, sf Gem
b-iond and Osfsss. On tie fsErt5 7re1day Of iHay
n. D. 1919.
ON the foregoing petition. Ordered Ths, the
petitioner pubifh tefed copy OF his Petition
and Of this Or3er thereon, three weeks fuccessive
ly IN the PORTLAND GAZETTE, the Iah pubics
sion TO be fourteen days At ieaR before the Su-
preme Judioisl Court 90 be holden st Portland,
within the county of Cumberland and for h.
counties of Cumberland and Oxford, on the third
Tuesday of Oc.ober pert, that all perions interes-
ted in rae keal Elfate mentioned 10 said peiirioo
may then and there appear and thew cauie if any
they have Why the prayer of the petitioner fhculd
NOT be granted
Attefi, GEO BRADBURY, C'erk.
A true copy-Aueit,
GEO. BRADBURY, Clerk