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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-11

FOREIGN.

CEYLoN, Nov by the arrival of this
days Tappal from Handy about noon, il
seems that the inundation on the road
must have in some measure subsidized the
only intelligence of Importance is the re-
covery Of the SACRED RELIC, which
several months ago was stolen from the
temple i'll Handy. Many valuable Jewels
have also been found with the Relic, but
they are of little consequence in compari-
son withthe great Importance oflhe Relic
itself, which is regarded by the Kandyans
with superstitious veneratioU, as a sort of
Ialisman, upon The possession OF which
the stability Of their monarchy depends.
We are unable at present 10 give the
particulars OF The circumstances IS hich led
10 our good fortune liz this instance, tho't
by the Natives to he far superior TO ouI
success in taking any ofthe Rebel Chiefs.
Whatever may be our own opinion, we
must admit the value of any irifie thai has
such an influence upon their feelings We
may remember also that one of the great
est mondrchs who ever swayed the Scep-
ire of England, took the trouble ofbring
ing from Scotland a rude stone that bore
similar talismanic character, upon which
ever since the kings of our enlightened
Empire are always crowned.
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DOMESTIC.

SAVANNAH, April 3O.-Colonel MAR
SHALL despatched lieutenant REEs, ad-
Juiant of the Isl regiment, to Beaufort, S.
Carolina, this day al - o'clock, TO meet
the President ofthe United States there,
and to ascertain OH what day he will enter
this city.
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European Views Of american Affairs.

European VieWS 81 american Affairs.
From BelIs London Messenger March IS Tece veda
the Office Of the Boston Patriot
The late week has produced two TO-
rt!sn articles OF intelligence, of coEsid-
cradle Importance indeed one of lhem
mucb more pregnant with consequences
than II may now appear. These events
are, The final cessiOn of Florida, by tie
court OF Madrid, 10 the governmental the
u. Slales, and the project of The Law for
governing The French press.
As respects the cession of the Florilas,
we have long been persuaded thai The
Spanish government would al lengthton-
sent 10 this CessiOD, and would make The
best bargain, Tor d profitable exchaige,
for what bad long become only burteu-
some. The Floridas, however valu;blc
IN themselves, were not of a nature TO
become Of amy value TO a gov ernnpnt
like that of Ferdinand, whose spirit J. 10
reap what Others SOW, and to procure Ills
revenue by al enormous taxation uIom
commerce and mines. Florida, iholgj
vast and unbrokcn nine of agricultl-a
produce, has 40 mines OF silver aud gOt;
it wants capital TO commence lis agrlc,l-
tural operations, aud industry TO COLI
nue. them II wants goDd laws, enIigh-
ened magistrates, and nIedreisie1.
But Ferdinand and his government could
supply nothing of these necessities. Fo-
rlda, therefore, in their hands, was Tue
vineyard OF the sluggard. It's hedges
were broken down, or rather not planle.
lis fields were untitled, and lis noble wa
tiers and rivers were choaked with mul.
Spain, under these circumstances, h,s
ceded little in ceding the FlOridas.
We have often had occasion TO sal,
that the Americans are a very acute pea
pie, and see their interest at as long q
distance as the most profound politicians
of Europe. 1t was with view to the pre-
sent cessloH that they senta mission alon,
the South American coast, during tire las,
summer. The avowed object of tina
mission was TO inquire into the actual re-
laliOns Of the emancipaled cities and pro
vinces of South America. The real pun
pose was TO hold cut a very inteilIgibl,
menace TO the government of Madrid ,and
thereby so convey bint, which, in The
recent negotiations with respect 10 Flo
rida, has not been lost upon the Spanish
ministers. This policy is equivalent TO
that Of private dealer, who, DESTROYS OF
getting good price for his commodity,
| points out asecond bidder whilst heis deal
ing with the first. "Doyou as YOU please.
think myself bound ia honorto give ou
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PHILADELPHIA, May BY the Tri-
dent, capt. NesmOz, we have received
from our correspondent Bermuda papers
TO tie i6ih uit.- GGnzette.
HAMILTON. (Bermuda) April II.
His EXcellency Sir James Cockburn.
Bart Governor OF these Islands, took his
departure on Thursday last, on board
His Maicsiy's brig Grasshopper, Captain
Fobbcs, for England. The recall of Sir
James CoCkburn, from the Government
OF this Colony has occasioned a sincere,
unusual, aud general sensation Of sorrow
in these Islands. Our limits this day do
not afford an opportunity of giving free
uiterance 10 our own feelings Of regret
oil this occasion; bat W. are in great
measure cousoIcd and recompensed for
Ills pTlyalion, by the opportunity of Civ
Ell more general publicity TO several Of
the respectful and afeciionate farewell
addresses tohis ExcelIcncy, with his kind
and Hatierlng answers to- them Both of
which so fully testify the veneralion and
esteem Of the people for an energetic and
liberal minded GOvernor-and The con
descending, generous regard Of the Gov
ernor for loyal People.
KINGSTON, UAM) March I9.-Schr.
Harriet. having on board SIT Gregor Nc
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. o5,t WaT, virginia Bank. WasLin..,,,-
e. " SrIe1 DO. Washington DE- o'"I9gt Si
H., S"IC i q, OF Columbia, al The Rant ~ y
'"y % Ne" YORK. ON most of liz ~ ~ "
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NOR. bV the Wat OF Georgia, OF a ceSS{On
nj f <-.i" bu SPAN To Great
By Eusta Chron-
icl s he rua ! is " entirely
un lJr.a 8r. such even, is not
inn be nief NOR Of it is
pIsguaai considerations OF vital i'm
r01snst ucCied I, tile existing
Peace t igA B1HuG and with the
irrd lite tsHrH
$40 res hear hlt with regret
tte Buses cii have en- thrown out
otcG neWspap discussions, in
po ION ARD If recollection
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20

yXy EiER2As ELISHA Sylvester, az iphabi.
w rant Of The town of Scitrase, who has for
feveral years been Imported as Psuper by faid
town sioped aud rsnzway from the place provi-.
ded for him by the Overfeers Of faid towa fome
time 10 April or May 1917, leaving bis wife Gill
ehGrgeabIe 20 said town of Scisua,e and declaring
it TO be his inention TO pu, the town Of Sci,ustc
to af much cxpsncs 20 possible and whereas the
faid overseers have taken great paine and been at
con6derabis ezpsnce TO bring faid Svefer 10 Scis.
uase but have NOT been able to find him, and very
great bills have been exhibited aganft the town Of
5ci,uate for hs board-Thess are therefore to for.
bid any perfou whatever to board, support or fup
ply said Rliiha Silvsfer with any articles Of Pro-
vifon or closhine AZ the eEpence of the town of
sc,tuafe after this date, as they have made ample
provihon for his support and maintenance, and
he 10 able of body 70 lHpport himfelf, noswith-
ffan5ing his habits of complaining.
Charles Turner, sslseta.en Sci aa.sr and n
Edw. L. Jacobs, sersssSs Of she
John b. Turner, Poor sfthsto'rn
Seituasc, March n, 1919 = ''"'''ee'
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20
NOTICE.

rJSIE subscribers being appointed by the Hon
l. Samuel Freeman, Judge of Probate oe wills
&c. for The county OF Cumberland, Commissioners,
ia ,ecejve and examine the claims of the creditors
Of the estate ofJOHN MAYNARD, late OF Scar
borough, gentleman, deceased, hereby notify the
creditors that the further time Of four months from
the 2lth Of March last past, are allowed the cred-
itors to bring in and prove there claims, and we
shall attend for that purpose at the counting room
of Eleazer Greeley, in said Portland, on The fourth
Saturday of the present and the three following
months from g 10 5 o'clock p nj, until the same
is completed. Z GREELEY, Comm's-
J.P THURSTOE, sioners.
Anri1 Sd 1919
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20

To the Hon. Senate and Honorable House OF
Representatives of the Commonwealth OF
Massachusetts, in General Court assembled,
Jan. Is, 1873, GREETING.
TJyHE petition Of US the Subscribers, humbiy
Il shew. that we are situated IN the vicinity OF
Damiscotta river and pond, between which said
river and pond there il a carrying place OF about
seventy rods in which distance there 10 fall or
ascent of about sixty feet, over which SAID carry
ing place there is annually as much as nine hun
dred thousand feet of sawed lumber, besides vast
quantities of ship-timber, clspbcaTds, shingles.
slaves. lathbolts, fire wood and merchandise OF
various kinds transported by land carriage, by
reason Of which much loss, delay and expence to
those concerned in such transportation, and as
sxid~penG extends northwestwardiy into the
country. filed with various kinds OF lumber. and
fire wood as much as fifteen miles from its out let
the natural market for which lumber and fire
wood is at said river, and whereas there might in
the opinion of your petitioners be a canal made in
a number of places from said pond to said river,
in such way and manner and under such regu-
latlons al would be Of great advantage and utii-
ty to the people inhabitng the country IN the VI
cinity of said pond and river, and to great ex-
tent northwaedly and eastwsrdly from said pond,
without injury or prejudice to any person. we
your petitioners would humbly pray, that grant
NAV be made to us to make canal between
said pond and said river, suitable and ft to pas
and repass through with fts,gondclas and boats,
in such mann er and under such regulations as
you In your wisdom shall order.
JOHN B0RLAND s. "a others.
Dated at Marlborough Is Jan. A. d. 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20
Joseph T. Sa,ryer's Estate.

NOTICE 10 hereby given TO she heirs and cred
itors of the eaats of 10 SEPH p. SAWYER,
late of Cape Elizabsth 10 the county of Cumbsr-
land mariner, desesfsd, and all others concerned
THAT Lydia Sawyer, adminiffrarix Of faid eliste
has exhibited TO ms the iubicriber, Judge of the
Court of Probate, within and for faid county. her
6rR account of standardization of faid efate and
thar the fame will be conGdsred at ProbateCourt
20 be held At the Probate Office in Portland, in
faid County, on the fourth Wednesday of April
next, at ten o'clock in lhe forenoon, when and
where they may be preient and Thew csufe, if any
they have Why the same ihouid NOT be allowed.
Given under my hand at Portland, this tenth
DAY of February, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and aineteen.
SAM. FREEMAN
A trus ccpy--AttsR,
HosATEo ScvrHoArx, Rsiaf~.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20

To the Hon. the Senate and Houjs Of Rep
rsJsnsatives Of the Commonwealth ef MAJ
/asbujStts in General Court, al0sm6led at
Bsfm on the yscond Wednesday Of JAM
ary. n. ID 1870
ID EsPECTFULLY reprsfents ihe petition OF
II the iubfcribers inhabitants Of Wefibrook, in
the eouaty of Cumberland ia 'izid Commonwealth
that large quantities of drift wood. fsbs and lum-
ber of varons kinds ueful for fuel, annually iloag
down ihe Prssumfsut river, snnnins through faid
town, which 10 carried by the freihets into the se
: d il entirely loff 70 the community; that fuel
has become fesrcs 10 said town, and it would be
highly beneficial TO many OF the fzrmers ard other
Inhabitants of fsid We0brook, to lop and prslerve
the drift wood 70 foated down faid river and loil
-Wherefors your petitioners pray the Honorable
Legislature TO authorize them and their afTocia. e.
and fuch Others may aociate with them for the
Jurpofe TO erect and mantain boom acrois iaid
tlver from or near The mouth of the duck pond
brook or the land of Joieph Walker on the north
6de of faid river 10 the land Of Rufus Fluent on
the louth de Of faid river under tnch regulations
and retricions as fhall be confident with the pub
tic nterefl and with the intereft of thofs who may
nave oeca6ou 10 pais boards, logs aud other lum-
ber down faia river and with the interefl of all
other perions
JOSEPH WALKER & s Others.
We1brook, Dec. l9. 1918
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20
irP.M;i;tary Belts.p

MILITARY OFFICERS, are informed
that The subscribers BELT MANUFACTORY,
.is Removed from bis lats stand, and that bis
BELTS are left az the sioe OF MIR. EDW ARD
HOWE, No. 5, Merchant '-Rotce, where aPpi-
cants may be supplied wish those cf the most APP
proved models, manufactured Of real Cochlneai
Mo,ocCo. SIMEON PRATT
nP Military gentlemen al q distance by send-
ing their orders, with their measure round tue boz
dy, aay depend on being supplied on the same
terms as if they called themselves.
NIB Companies Of Cavalry and Artillery can
be supplied with elegant and durable BFLTs, Of
any color, on short notice and at reduced price
- He has made arrangements for keeping
constant supply Of them at the above place, where
oil Orders will be punctually attended 70.
April f3
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

In Senate, January 90 1918.
ON the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That the
petitioners cause an attested copy Of this petition
with this order thereon, to be published in the
Portland Gazette and Eastern Argus, printed in
Portland three weeks successively, the last pub
lcation TO be thirty days at least before the sec
ond Wednesday of the frstsession of the next
General Court, that all persons interested, may
then appear and shew cause [if any they have)
why the pfayerof said petition should not be
granted. Sent down for concurrence.
JOHN PHILLIPS, President.
In the Hoase, Of Representatives. Jan. &c, 1919.
Read and concurred.
TIMOTHY RIGELOW, Speaker.
A true copy-attest,
s. r. McCLEARY, Clerk Of the Senate.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20

70 the Hen. 1gficet sftbe Circuit courf 3,
Common Peas. for the fyG Eefsrn Cir
exit, begun and baldsa at Paris, svitbin
and far the county gf Oxford, on the 5frR
Tuesday Of Ocfoaey, in The year sf our
Lordene tboaSand eight hundred and sigb
tssa, doing jsDEsa bslfn9S--
THE unsesfgaed Petitioners beg leave humblv
TO represent, thar at the Circuis Court OF
Common Pleas for faid county, holden At Paris, in
June eighteen hundred and feventesa, awarrant
was granted BY said court, 20 James Starr Jr. aud
Solomon Leland, 10 expend the FUN of between
fix and lsven hundred doIlars, on road htuaed
and located in the sownfhap of number four, ad
ioining DixheId, leading from Bowlsy Milis. 70
called, 20 the line OF iaid townfhip, bounding On
Dixfeld.-Now your Petitioners In fact. say. tbs,
the road above alluded TO and on which the afore.
faid money Is 10 be expended 10 totally u.elef..
and of no advantage 10 the Irf. abisants residiny
near 10 or from where the same leads or goes
through
They further reprefent that three county roads
lead through the townihip on which che above
tar has been adedsd, aad that il ID highly neceIa
ry If money is 70 be raised or q tar laid on The
townfhip "a afoTefaid for the Improvement Of ,be
highways through he fame, that ii fhould be en-
peuded on that portion OF the rosds moli hsne6cai
tosyouf petitioners who are moft intersfsed ia the
fame. And prefuming thar the propfie,ors of an
unincorporase5 and uninhasited tract of land like
thar through which the aforelaid road has been
located and but partially made, would not Be bur
thened by being compelled 70 fupport and main
tain rt,ss county roads through the fams, when ia
facss Que only wonid safwer the purpose, and two
At mon would DC fuf6sient for the convenience of
sli who travel TO or from the fame--Your petition
ess hnmbly pray your bonours, thar che tax above
alluded 70, may be recalled. and they further pray
thar the road aforesaid may be discontinued a.
couoty road. judging in our minds thar il d no,
for our intereft as inhabitants of this sract of
country, thai the fame fhoud be maintained and
as in duty bound will ever pray.
SIMON KkYEs & Sc Others.
Dixfeid sept. 10, 1918.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20

Tothe Honorable Justices Of thc Circuit Court
ofCommon Pleas TO be holden in and for the
County Of Lincoln. on the second Monday Of
january A. ID. 1919:
TTiHE petition of Nicholas L. Mitchell, admins
a. traitor on the estate Of Joshua Haynes, late
of Bath in the County Of Lincoln, deceased res-
pecsfulIy represents, the Inventory of Stne
personal estate of said deceased, together With
Sredi,s. AMOUNTS 10 the suu Of two hunlfed and
eighty nine dollars and sixteen cents and the just
debisof said deceased, amount to three hundred
and eighty six dollars and forty FIVE cents, and
that the administration account and allowance to
the widow amount TO three hundred and seventy
two dollars aud sixty two cents, thereby leaving q
deficiency Of four hundred sixty nine dollars and
s,ghty one cents: Therefore your petitioner prays
that your Honors would grant him license TO sell
so much OF the real estate ss will raise the amount
of said deficiency with incidental charges,
NICHOLAS l.. MITCHELL.
Copy, Attest, NAT CoFFrs, Clerk.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts

fss Hos's e( RsSy0sassfirs' Tss IS 1918.
ON the Petition aforslaid, Ordered, That she
Petitioners <sufe n atteed copy of their petition
with this order thereon, 70 be puhiifhed in The
Portland Gazette and Eaftern Argus three wesks
fuccefvely, the Ian publication 60 be thirty days,
at Ieaft, before the iecond Wsdneidsy of the FRI
fefiion of the next 0eneral Coars, Thar all perfon,
inssrsfled, may then appear and fhew caufe if any
they have, why the prayer of said petition hould
not be granted Sent up for concurrence.
TIMOTHY BIGRLOW, SpssEs..
u s5s Ss@afs, EsS 4. 1919
Read and ConcuFre2
JOHN PHILLIPS. Pssjcdsst
true copy-Attea,
s T. MeCLEARY, C2s,I Of s6s Senate
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20

THE fuhfrr;ter hereby gives public notice 10
i all concerued, that be has been duly appoint
I'd and taken upon hmle the trua Of Adm'n'itrs-
sor of the eAate of SAMUEL 3 RoBY late OF
Oti.6sld. in thr county of Cumberland Painter,
decealed Ivy giving bcod as fhe law d'rers--ns
sberefore requeia. al perfons who are indebted to
IN. fa;d d.cealeats sflaie to make immediate pay
meut SD thofe whc have any demands snsrson'
20 exhibit the fame for festemen. to
otis6eld, March, a. 1873.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20
Copartnersilip Dissolved.

THE Copar,nesfhip heretofore existing under
the firm of HOSSACK & PETERS, was dis
solved by mutual eoaseut on the feven,eenih day
Of February Is.s-A All peffons indebted are reaues
ted to make paymsntfo CHARLss HossAeK, and
thofe havisg demands againft them to exhibit the
.ame. CHARLES HOSSACK,
BARNETT PRTRRs.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20
Copy attest, NAT. COFFIN, Clerk.

LtscoLE. ss.- Circuit Court Of Common Pleas,
january Term 1919.
ON the within petition, Ordered, That the pc
ttioner notify all persons interested in bis petition
by publishing an attested copy thereof, with this
order shereen,i in the Portland Gazette, three weeks
succesvey before the sitting of this court at Wis
casset, in the county of Lincoln, on the fourth
Monday of April next, that said persons interested
NAV then and there appear and shew cause, il any
they have, why the prayer of the same should not
be granted. Attest. NAT, COFFIN, Clerk.
Copy, attest. Nat. CoFFIE, Clerk.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20
Ons Csat Reuafa'

ID UNAWAY from sLs saess 4. tx -. !.
+ int. a. iinteatsd sf.pfeo',sfes sss;9 = ] ps''i
Joseph Boston. This = e u IN .ssosa1, = !.
harboring or t1us iag h'n' ~ eng. -
will ply 90 debts Of his eoa' .,.x
prentice is 10 years q ags,;,oas MLEl-
corhsm April q AA
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20
ron SALE

I FARM IN the town i
= seventy-6ve acres Or ~ ~ aans aeAx.,
ipildings IN good repair. win @aa via 49,
arden, in which are great i s..a arg oisAs,s
.diso, one oiher FARM ad;a;y 's'y 'Iisas
containing fifty acres. vr;,h hs'0'n'ng III =.
thereon. A sailaAsp A.s.
ID. Al.@' . ,o,,e,. one other FARM, coot,i,,. :
Barn on tbs same. ~ Wood lssa ST
II .Sfso, :... four House Lots, IN the r.. !
la''a, situated on Ferc-stree,, near -, e.
oINs'-atwo. Of which have fat n, 4 ,s1kaaa Il.
ITIerms Of payment win i '1
shree years for four ffths ,aa |. + o1e i4e
delivery OF deeds--sitle gooa ~ ~ sllA 81 8
alars' enqu,reof CKARIFs b Ru,r u sehss !
BARRETT Porter, Esd. og pa,,,'. ~ ~ Gai
Feb. 23d. 's'''ate.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20
T,oet and Shoe Establishment,

Eaot and Shoe Establishment,
THE suhscribefs inform their friends and the
l. pubIick, tnat they have entered into Copars.
nership under the frm Of
HOSSACk q DRESSER,
at the sHos lately occupied by HossAcx & PErERs,
Exe6ssss-S Street, where they will nanufacsars all
kinds of
Boots and Shoes,
At the shorselt notice and of the best materials.
CHARLES HoSSACE.
-as JANIS DRESSER.
fE.-C. Fl. tenders his Acknowledgements 10 his
friends for paft favours and (oIcits continuance
of their patronage.
Portland, 1pya lstb, 1870.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20
CUMsaRLANn IN ~.

"a r. ~, S1hsfRLAsS r. Ap,ii7 -.
! = :, I ACHED on wsll, aad sak,.s.'' 49,
an Execution, and will Be fola !, Aenoy = NJ.
4 che Dwelling .houEe Of Rrcs.s, as'Ns \ Vat "a
e, 10 Bf'dg,on, 10 faid couu,y a. vsos = ~
'ss fap'.ffb das sf Nay Hszf, Il o,.,.'a
,nn -, ,l,s !, right 10 Equity which BARTo,
JORDAN has, in redeeniug thx ii F,.. ~ \ !Valx
se now lives IN faid Bridgton s,;1 - slsAss
sndtaken as the properly Of s.id Io,ass a'atAs
WM. MORSE, Jun y !.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20

To iae Honorable Justices ftte Circuit Court
of Common Pleas to be holden az Wa':sc,
ssstiin and for the county Of Lincoln, on The
second Jn0aaay Of January a. ID. 1919
THE petition Of Nancy Psy:on, administrative
u on the estate OF Psui Payson, late OF Wiscas-
set in the county OF Lincoln, deceased respectful
ly represents--That the Inventory OF the personal
estate of said deceased amounts 10 the sum OF one
hundred and one dollars aud twenty i've cents. and
she just debts Of sad deceasei AMOUNT to The sum
of one thousand and seventy ,h.ee dollars and sew
enteen cents, thereby leaving a deficiency OF aine
hundred and seventy one dollars and ninety two
cents therefore your petitioner prays that your
honors would grant her license TO sell go much OF
the real estate as will raise the amount Of said de
aciency with incidental charges.
NANCY PAYSON.
Carv attest. NAT. CoxFIF. Clerk.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20

To the Honorable Justices Of the Csrcu5t Court
of Common Pleas to be holden at Warren in
and Tor the Comfy Of Lincoln. on the second
Monday Of January, a. D. 1919.
TUE petiiioa of John Austin, administrator on
u the estate of Nathaniel Austin. late of Wis
casset in the county of LAcoln, deceased, respect
fully represents. That the In ventory of the per-
nal estate of said deceased amounts the of
Eve hundred and seventy one dollars, and seventy
FIVE cents, and the just debts of said deceased, a.
mount to three lhousGrd one hundred and eight
dollars and ninety three cents, thereby leaving a
deficiency of,wo thousand FIVE huadred and thirty
seven dollars and eighteen cents: Therefore your
petitioner prays that your Honors would grant
him license to sell so much of the real estate, as
will raise the amount Of said deficiency, with Incl
dental charges. JOHN AUSTIN.
Copy, attest, Nat. COFFIN, Clerk.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20

To dse Honorable yastices efthe Circuit Court
ofCannson Pleas to be holden at Warren in
andf the County Of Lincoln, on dse second
Monday Of January a. D. 1919,
TINE petition Of Samuel Hills administrator on
II the of w lillian Starrett late Of Putnam
In he Countysof Lincoln deceased, respectfully
represen;s---ihat the Inventory of the personal
estate OF said deceased amounts 10 the sum oi three
hundred seventy dollars and fifty one cents, and
the just debts Of said deceased amount 70 nine hum
dred fifty four dollars and seventy two cents there
by leaving deficiency of FIVE hundred and eighty
four dollars and twenty one cents: Therefore your
petitionev pays that your Honors would grant
him license ID sell SO much of the real estate, as
wil raise the amount oil. said deficiency with incl
dental charges, by his Attorney.
DAN'L f. HARDING.
Copy, Attest,
EATsCoEFIN, Clerk