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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-03-16
STATE OF NEW.JERSEY.
A SUPPLEMENT to the act entitled,
:. An act respecting Inns and Taverns."

a SUPPLEMENT to the act entitled,
An act respecting Inns and Taverns."
Whereas it appears that evils have
arisen from the present practice OF the
several courts OF quarter sessions oil the
peace in granting licences TO persons to
keep public house of entertainment--ior
remedy whereof
Sec. /. Be it enacted, &c. That from
aud after the passing OF this act, all and
every person applying to the court a'l-
thorized by law 10 grant licence to keep a
public house of entertainment, shall make
their application to the court for said pur-
pose, on the first day of said term, and the
said court shall, on the said first. or some
ether day thereof, determine on said ap-
plication, by either granting or refusing
the same; and when any person applying
as aforesaid, shall be refused license, ii
shall DOT be lawful for any person, being
so refused, to make application TO said
court to keep public house at the same
place during that term.
2. And be it enacted, That it shall moi
be lawful for any person or persons not
having license under or by virtue of the
act to which this is a supplement, TO put
or keep up, on or near his or her dwelling
house, any sign or notice usually en-
ployed to denote the keeping an inn or
tavern: and every person so offending,
shall forfeit and pay five dollars for every
month that the same shall be so kept up,
TO be recovered 10 an action of debt by
any person prosecuting for the same be-
fore any justice Of the peace in this state.
Passed February is, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-03-16
FROM LATE GERMAN PApERs.

Translated for the New-York Daily Advertiser.
The direction of the Bible Society Of
Frankfort on the Maine, have sent letter
to the Emperor Alexander, with the first
Annual Report, to which the Emperor
made the following reply 10 his own wri-
ting.
TO the Direction Of the Bible Society
Of the free city of Frankfort, on the
Maine
sThe letter from this direction, accom-
panied by The account Of the celebration
Of the first anniversary, was handed to
me 10 due time. AS the members of this
respectable and salutary institution are
DESTROYS 10 commune with me concerning
their exertions and the happy result 10 the
sacred cause of humanity take pleas
ure in acknowledging my thankiuiness,
and 10 express the sentiment which AMI
mates me.
The diffusion of the Book Of the Divine
Word, among all nations of the earth, this
new Revelation Of the invaluable Grace
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-03-16

common season, or an ignorance oil the
true mode OF cultivation, they generally
failed, aud in consequence we're 10 danger
Of being exploded in this country for ma
ny years, as inaPplicable to our soil or cir
mate, or both.
The successful experiment of Mr..
Wauds, cannot fail TO restore them TO con-
fi,ience, and that BY more central cult.
walton the present year they will become
essentially important TO the community.
REPORT.
The Heligoland beans you gave me
last spring, planted about the latter end
of May, from five stalks I bad 225 beans,
averaging as 10 each. They grow in Sc
ries Of crops: while one set was ripening,
another was iu bloom: thus had four dis
tinct crops, which came to maturity, and
two which were uuripe. On the 7th
December last, | took up hill in full
bloom, aud it appears they will bear the
frost in superior degree TO any of our
annual, and almost equal to the perennial
plants Of our northern region. Their IA
YOUR is more delicious than that OF the
best of peas.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-03-16
From the Columbian.


The following interesting letter was re-
ceived at the office of the Albany County
Agricultural Society, in consequence Of
circulars which were transmitted 10 May
last, to all the American Consuls in every
part of the globe, under the sanction of
the collector of New-York.
Valencia, SPAIN Gath Dec. 1913.
Sri send you by the brig Paragon,
Capt. Austin, 10 bags of different kinds Of
grain, principally wheat, the produce Of
the province OF Valencia. | shall EN-
brace every opportunity that offers, to
send you any thing Of the Kind which may
prove useful 10 our country, and hope
shortly 10 send collection of nearly one
hundred varieties of wheat and barley
which | am promised from an eminent
botarist, who has made these grains his
particular study, and who intends pub
fishing work on the subject.
Respectfully yours, &c.
o. RICH, American Consul.
Elkanah Watson, Esq. New York.
The follO'Uing is list Of the grain:
No. I, bard white wheat,
2, do. red do.
8, black bearded soft do.
a, do. hard do.
5, hard red do.
8, do. superior.
Z, Oats,
8, Moorish wheat,
Q, soft white do.
10, close spike barley,
IL, common do.
IL, soft red wheat,
10, soft white do.
IA, soft very white do.
IS, do. common do.
Is, hard red do.
The above precious communication was
endorsed on the back thus" The ] 6 bags
of grain are now 10 the public store, and
will be held TO your order.
ID. GELSTON, Collector"
22d Feb. 1919.
The seeds alone are an invaluable ac-
QUESTION. The Albany County Agricul-
turaI Society will participate large in all
/ shall receive. I have notice of other
seeds and valuable domestic animals (pro-
badly on their way from other quarters,
and have reason TO expect considerable
supplies from every port where American
consuls reside, in all parts of the world, far
beyond the reasonable requirements of this
county. Should the Agricultural Bill,
which has unanimously passed the house
of Assembly, SO honorable TO the enligbt.
ened patriotism of that respectable body,
eventually fail, l ask what is TO be done
with portion Of these articles ? where
shall ] seek point of communication with
the twenty county societies already form
ed, and by whom are they to be transmit
ted and how is the public to know the
result of their cultivation, and more cor
rect knowledge Of the subject This sim
gle position, in my view, will FAR over
balance volume of subtle sophistry and
fine spun unwarrantable jeaiousies, which
may be adduced in opposition TO meas
IRE involving the best interests Of The re-
spectacle farmers Of this respectable state.
Their voice will he heard. Gorbear to
enlarge under existing circumstances.
r.. WATSON.
Albany, lst March, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-03-16

of God the Saviour, towards the uo..
family, evidently aims at the comple,,n
of the sublime works of salvation. Han
py he, who is instrumental in 1t: for {.
gathers fruit unto eternal life, that he wbo
sows, and he who reaps may rejoice a.
gether.
| do not merely say, that / have found
this subject worthy Of my attention; sav
more; by this as my most sacred duty
am penetrated, because on ii. esseptislv
depends the temporal and eternal FELICITY
Of those whom Providence has con6dsd
TO my care.-The Most High, in tbe
clearest manner works in this thing. Aud
not in Europe only and in the whole ey.
tent of the Russian Empire is the name If
Jesus Christ, our Saviour and Mas,e,
glorilied, but it begins TO be glorifed even
in the remotest parts, and in all languages
Of the Earth.
The Bible Society of the free CITY Of
Frankfort, on the Maine, has already dis.
linguished itself by the ardor with which
it contributes towards the disseminationof
the word of life. Its report is an undenia.
bic proof of its zeal.
1t is very pleasing to me to be able TO
declare my respect towards this society
in general, and particularly to the mem.
bers of the Direction.
ALEXANDER
Moscow. 29th Nov, 1877.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-03-16
From the Albany Advertiser.
HELIGnLANn BEANS.

The following report was read a. the
Office Of the Albany County Agricultural
Society, on Saturday the 9th inst. com
municated by James Wands. These in
valuable beans were extensively circulate
ed last spring; but, either FROM the un.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-03-16

TO us by the nation. And every one Of
you will carry with you my most ardent
wishes for your welfare aud happiness.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-03-16
Copy Of letter from an officer Of the Vel
lon Stone expedition to his friend at Bel
le Fontaine, dated
Martins Csntonement, 14th Jan. 1919

Martins Cantonement, 14th Jan. 1919.
Sir-The conduct of the Kansas, since
our arrival at this place, has been SO au-
dacious and even outrageous as to induce
Capt. Martin, the commanding officer, TO
seize their chief, with several Of the prin-
cipal offenders, and coDGne them to the
guard house in irons.
These reputed, unsophisticated beings,
are deeply versed 10 intrigue and deceit,
although the style of the bar Is language
as little known to them as that OF China.
After punishment of few days COD
finement, the commanding officer srraiga-
ed them before him, specified the charges
exhibited against them shd admitted them
TO plead in their own behalf.
They were charged let witb theft,
stealing both public and private property
from the garrison, while permitted 70 en-.
camp near it. Thus repayiDg cur civil.
" aud hospitality with iasuit aud ingrsti-
tude.
I'd. With hayiug repeatedly robbed our
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
run O<fLG M
W. HYDES' Bookstore,
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.

Treasury ODIce, Aprll Zd 1oI9.
DURSUANT TO a requlsition contai ned in the
4 Sth section of the Tax act of this Common
wealth passed the 18th day;of February, 1919, a
List is herewith pIolished of the Taxes which by
said act are assessed on the seyeril Townships or
other tracts of unimproved lands lying within the
counties of Oxford, Somerset Hancock, Peuob-
scot and Washington. respectively; and notice is
hereby given, to The propretors and all persons in
terested ia said townships or other tracts Of unm
proved lands, that unless the amount of said taxes
respectively, DE paid into the Treasury of this
Commonw eath, on or before the frst day of April
1920, warrants will be issued from the said Trea-
sury to the several Sheriffs Of said counties, re-
curing them TO collect all Of the said taxes which
may then remain unpaid, in the same manner as
collectors or constables authorized, and direct
ed 10 proceed in the collection OF taxes laid on
resident propsietors of unimproved lands.
DANIEL SARGENT, Treasurer.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

A FARM il the town Of Gorham, containing
~ seventy-fve acres Of Land, with handsome
buildings in good repair, with large Orchard and
Garden, 10 which great variety OF liui trees,
Also, one other FARM adjoining The same,
containing fifty acres with suitable building
thereon,
Also, one other FARM, containing ninety
acres OF pas'uring, moving aud wood land, with g
Barn the same.
Also, four House Lots, in the town Of Port
land, situated on Fore-stfeet near ELEzER HIC.
GIHs'-two of which have iiats in front.
D7Terms Of payment will be one two and
thee years for four ftths and one fifth Cash. op
delivery Of deeds-ttle good. For further partic-
ulars. enquire Of CHARLES D BuTTs of Gorham, or
BARRETT POTTER, Esq. OF Portland.
Feb esd IL
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

TO me Honorable .Jusnces Of the L,,cxn Cour! ~
Co!nmCs Peas, 81 he FIST Eastern Cvcuit he'd
@ Portland, auithin ond for ihe county Of Gum
bsrland, en- ihe frss Tuesday Of March in me year
Of or Lord e4xhtecH hundred and nintseen--
MOLLY TN OMBLY Of Poland, in said
- county, widow, ss-sbe is sdmlnis'ratrIx Of
the estate Of WILLIAM TWOMBLY, late of
said Poland, eom.u, deceased respectfully rep
resents that The pc sORas estate Of !, id dscess
ed IS not sufficient 20 .ay his iusl debts by The
sum OF three hucdTtd forty three dollars and
hfy two Gents That ilte whole Of the Real
Estsie ofsald deceased consists Of seventy two
acres OF isnd, situated in said Poland, lying
together with a dwelling honse aud batn on
the same, aud lhat oy patt,si ssle the residue
thereof would be greatly injured. She there
'aTc prsvs your honois, that she may be hcens-
ed 10 sell he w oIe ol said resl es,afe and tu,ld
i"gs arrecshiy 20 law Of ,hls Commonwealth
in such cases provided, ty
HORATIO SOUrHGATE, hes, ,a,torney
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts.
CUMBERLAND y --At a CI, cui, Cou, Of Comm on
Peas IN 'he Ersf EaSfern CT, cur, 6eeua and hoL
den al Portland, vpithin and TO- the cDuniy Of
Cumberland on The first Tuesday # March d.
1879
On the petition, aforesaid ordered thst the petit
t'oner Motif fn.!i persons interested in the land
therein dese Tiedby csusine.a copy of his said pc
t,!'on TINS of@ef thereon to be published in the
Postisnd Gazette thee weeks successivei,, he
last puniIcauoa 20 be at least ,hrty dn,s be-
tore he third Tuesday Of June next. tha, they
may sppear. If they see FL at the SID Ci,euit
Court OF Common Pless, then 10 be holden q,
Portlsnd, within and for the said county of
Cumhe land, and shew csuse &C any they have
WY the prayer of said petition should not be
granted Auest-GEO. BRADBURY Clerk.
Atue copy, attest,
GEO. BRADBURY ,kClerk.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
JOHN H. SHEPPARD, Regiiser

To tie Honorable TI'tiass ftbe Circuit COErt Of Cs.-
PIen' for tie 6r.f Eastern Ci,ssi. bsis at P@s
lanS roabia and fay tbe Csssty ef CS~ks,lsad on
tbs fSh 7sesday IF Ma,sk 10 tLs ysa> u on,
Lord eigbtssn bsaars5 0se njsasea-
JONATHAN . ANDREW of Windham in f2id
county trader, as he is administrator of the
ef!ate Of NATHANIEL HUNEWELI4, late Of iaid
Wipdham mariner deceased respectfully repre-
sents thar the petiona eae of said aeeealed 10 no,
fufficent 70 pay the iult debts which he owed a
the time of his death ~ tbe FUN OF three hundred
and Two dollars ana fhreecents--Thss the whols
of the real elfate OF said deceased csaiis of his
houeitead, ftuated 10 laid Wiudham, cont aiming
one hundred acres Of Land with the building,
then con, and alto one quarter part of the Farm
whereon The father ol laid deceased lived at The
time of his death. con aiming one hundsed acres
lying u common and undivided, that by a paetia
sae Of either of the above described pieces of land
the sehdue hereof would be greatly rjured and
thar The Ara described piece aforeiaid may with
convenience be divided amongst the heirs of said
decealed Wherefore your petitioner prays thar
youc honors would grant him liceple to fell th,
whole of fad quarter part of faid Farm aforesaid
agrseably - a law of the Commonwealth in lucf
cases provided, by
HoRn RIO sOUTHGaTE. bic attorney
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
CUMBERLAND ss.-At fbs Csesis Court of Cess~os
Pieas IN tbt f e Eset.rf fC1e.a 6tgun a,d Bsi4sa at
Po'ffsas rUabi" oI sbs county sf Cssbe,!sas On
sbtf..S Tss,day IF Marsb n. d. 1873
ON the Pention aforefaid, ordered, that the
petitioner nofy all persons inereited in ,he lands
therein described, by caufng copy of hi. fa;d
petition and this order thereon TO re pubiifhed 10
The Portland Gaze,,e three weeks luccefive,y, the
ian publication TO be at eaR thirty davs before
the third Tuesday of June next, thai they may ap
pear if they fee Gt at the said Circuit Court of
Common Pleas then to be holder at Portland
hin and for the iaid county of Cumberland. and
Thew cauie (if any ,hey have Why the prayer of
iaid petition ihonld not be granted
AtteA, ESQ, BRADBURY, Clerk.
A true copy, atteft,
GEO. BRADBURY, Clerk.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
Spring and Summer
DANCING SCHOOL.

MR. RUGGLES' Spring s, Summer
A'A Term, will open on Wsdas'day, Apri 2Stb, at
oeioez, N. at Capt. TIL1oN's- Hall. No
Scholar will be admitted for fhorter term than
one Quarter-but such a. have previously atten-
ded two quarters TO Mr.. r /; as new Steps will be
given to old Scholars, the 6ria part of The quar-
ter will be improved for that purpose new and
Elegant Dances will alto be taught-such as are
well adapted to the new movemeGts--new schol-
lars will be initructed in the first rudments.
MFR. r. alfo informs bis friends and the public.
that he has had fevera months practice with one
of the FRI European Msters. now offers to Tune
and make all email repairs on Piano Fortes
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

Ito tbs Honorable TUssices ef tBe Circuit Curt Of Css
mon Pleas IN tbs frat Easts,n CIesa beld at Pert
land zrhbiS and for sbs County Of Cumberland on tbe
third 7assday Of NeVsn5ey ia tbs yea, Of cur Lord
sgbtess bHnsysd and eiebteea-
John FOX of fsid Portland, Merchant, refpect
fully represents. that he 10 fezed in fee 40 teu
ant IN common and undivided with fome other
perion or persons TO him unknown in the follow
ing pieces of land, Gtua,ed in said Portland and
bounded AZ follows VIZ. beginning on fuuth ftreet
at the northweiterly corner of land belonging 10
John l. Lewis and wife fet off to them in adivi-
fon of the eftaie of Doctor Edward Watts, among
his heirs, from thence running on said arees one
hundred and forty two feet to Free Street thence
eaRerly on said Free Rreet to land belonging to
the heirs of Judah DeIano thence southery by
the land of the heirs of said De'ano the land of
fsd Lewis aud wife thence wefferly by The land
of iaid Lewis and wife 10 the point begun II on
laid South itreet-Ali0, = certain piece of Land
6tused ia faid Portland on faid South ifreet aud
Spring freet, adjoining the land of fad Lewis and
wife on the north wei, and meaiurng thirty three
fee, on South itreet, fifty FIVE and half feet oa
Spring freet, and thirty ,wo feet adjoining land of
Ebsnezer Critic on the eaf-That your petition
fhare or part 10 iai d Ios is thirty one thirty
fevenths which he is deirous of holding IN fevera
ty. Wherefore he prays your honozs, that parti-
ton OF the lands aioreisid may De made, and his
part fhare in the fame be affigned and sett off
to him in feveralty, zgreeably to aatute of this
Commonwealth in fuch cafes provided, by
HORATIO SOUTHCATE, bis attorney.
Commonwealth of Maffachufetts.
CUMBERLAND, ss.-.ft Circuit Court of Com
mon Pleas IN the first Eastern Circuit, begul
and holden at Portland, seithnn and for III
county of Cumberland, on The first Tuesday Of
March A. ID. 1873
THIS petition was prelented a, the Ian term
and continued to this N, and now it 10 ordered,
that the petitioner notify all perfons ntereited ia
the land therein defcr,bed by cauEng copy of
his fad petition and this order thereon TO be pub
l,fhed in the Portland Gazette three weeks fuccef
Gve'y, the af publication TO be at leaf thirty days
before the third Tuefday OF June next. that they
may appear if they f.e Gt at the iaid Circuit Court
of Common Pleas. thea to be holden at Portland
within and for the faid county of Cumberland and
fhew canfe if any they have why the prayer of
faid petitioner hould not be granted.
Aueh, GEO. BRADBURY, Clerk.
A srue copy, sttef,
GEO. BRADBURY, Clerk.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

To the Hln. Senate and Hoase sf Rsbrsko.
tatiUe5 in General Csart e6fnbisd
WE the iubfcriher.inhabi,aDts OF Eayu 3u.. "a
w eounry Of Cumberland wout .eipz.. j =
repre(eot that we oeing appeiutsl IS .sul.,' 4
the fchool fuad IN iaid Raymond, snd ,h.s Y,
through ignorance of the melhcd direclec fv ~
Legislature met wi'hout mak,ag apptcatiso i,
juaice of the peace foF warrsl. for that purpr.
but proceeded ard fod our tchooi .sads TOOK seod
fecurity for the intereh anuua y 4Dt the prireis.
secured by mortgage rf rea! elt%;s In al GU pfo-
cteolngs we have conducted with honeAy ana !.
tegtity for the bensht of said ,own w.hout apv Z.
hih or mercen2ty views
We therefore your humble petitioners y,aa,
our proceedings may pc valid IN .Av ana yOur
petitioners as IN duty bound sill ever pray.
JOSEPH WIGHT
DANIEL SMALL
Raymond Dsc.29 1918 WILLIAM DINGLEY /
SAM JORDAN
SAM LEACH
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
NOTICE.

yE7E The (ubfcribers having been rse,ve
Wv by the Hon. Judah Dana. Esq' i. e..
,,d av.m;re the claim, of the creditors 10 ~
tate Of JONATHAN GURNEY, late g LIED '.,isd
wood in the souuiy of Oxford, yeoman .:.e that
reprefented infolvent, do hereby g.ss - brag 10
6x months are allowed TO fad ereo'''' an .uend
and prove their claims, and 'ha. T eu,il.m Hobbs.
that feryice at The dwelling hnu1e oi ,outh, At
in Norway, on the Ian 1ue.dsy q cTT,mNlsGSs
= William HOBBS
Norway Aprils AhKoS "i
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
Mem Hat Store, IN Topsham.
NOW OPENING ANDFoR SALE By
J. RICHARDS,

at the Store lately occupied by Mr.. Tucker, OPP
posite Mr.. 5. Vesey's, complete assortment of
WARRANTED HATS,
--As foltows--
First rate Beaverett HATS, with broad and
narrow brims.
CASTER Hats Of all sizes.
Variety of KNApT, do. do.
Also--A large number of coarse Hats suitable
for Country Traders, wholesale or retail, which
will be sold as cheap can be purchased in Bos-
ton or elsewhere--snd warranted OF the first quail
ity. On Hnnd-
Black, Red, Green e. White Morocco SKINS,
off superior quality.
HIT TRIMMINGS, &c. &c.
a. All kinds of Hats dressed at short notice.
~ Cash, and the highest price given for
Hatters' and Shipping FURS.
Topsham, April fS.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

stand in HAY-MARkET Row, to the Store lately
occupied by Messrs. EMFRsoN L WooD. on Mid
die Street and corner Of Union Street; where their
business will in future be conducted.-Very soon
they will have their SPRING SUPPLY OF
FRESH GOODS, which wiIl be sold on good
terms by wholesale or retail.
N. B. The STORE, an Hay-market Rosv,
is TO LET: il is capable of making two good Stores,
which will be done if required. 5pra ~.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
One Cent ReuaYd.

DUNAWAY from iks subscriber on the oh
N INST. an ipdented apprentice by the .nsme OF
Joseph Boston. This is to forbid sill petsoas
harborng or trusing bm on my account ss
will psy no debts of his contracting. Said ap-
preu.ics is IS years of age.
CorhsmApril u TH0M. MLELLAN.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE couuexioa in bu6nefs under the firm OF
4 LIBBY a. RICE, of Portland 10 this day BY
mutual content diffoved. All perfons indebted o
the firm are reque0 ed to make immediate pay
ment and all that have any demands asainit faid
firm TO exhibit the fame for payment 60 Joieph
Liboy, at the fore of Lunt & Libby, in Portland,
who 10 authorized to receive and fettIe the same.
ZENA@ LIBBY,
Portland, April, IL, 1919. LEMUEL RICE.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
Il Farm for Sale,
CITUATED on Sperwink river

~ in scarborough containing 80 acres Of good
land under utivation-Hav,ng good House,
Barn and a small orchard on the same. 1t val
uabie for the sea manure. Boats OF t2 or Is tons
can ascend up to the farm. Terms liberal-Appy
10 JAMES PAINE.
Scarborough, April 7.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
FOR sALE-

'HE HOUSE owned by Capt No.t :, I.
comb, 10 Danforth street, well f,,'s 5,osu Eds.
convenient for small fanily-ie.ms' ''is'ed ~ and
may be known BY applying 10 the sub.,'s 'as'ai en-
ALso-Io let, and possession p;von ysa''er'
tLirtieth OF April, STORE No. 70 lhe
ket Row. :" iiay-AM-
ALso-For sale, a well finished ,uo.
HOUSE owned by the subscriber % NJ s'ofy
10 the west part of the to,eu. "e''''ee1a
The highest premium given e..
SPANISH DOLLARS and DoUpI ,,nrs ~ .o',
Apply 20 JAMES N,1,ns- Nr..-
April 16, 1919. 'HsL
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27
Wiscasset, March 4, 1919.

LINCOLN, ss-at Court Of Probate held
at Wisca0St, in and ia, said county, on
tkf fourth day Of N4rcb, #. ID. 1910.
ON the Petition Aforesaid, ORDERED-Thxt
the petitioners notify all Perions inter eted in their
Petition, by publiihing an atteRed copy thereof
with this Order thereon in the Portland Gazette,
three weeks Excessively before the fes,ing of the
Court of Probate at Wiscasse, in fsid county of
Lincoln, on Wednefday the ffth day of May next,
that laid perfons intsfelied may then and there
appear and fhew eaufe, if any they have, Why the
prayer thereof fhou,d not be grated
JERE B'ILBY, Judge Of Probate.
A true Copy Astef,
JOHN II. SHEPPARD, Regfer
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-27

For Sale or 10 Let, and possession
given on the goth gf Apvil inf.
The Farm, House, Store, &c. at
Northyatmouth, late The residence of Col IN 5
CHAss.-Apply to THOMAS D. GARTH 7 North
yarmouth, or THOMAS BROWNE, No 5, Long
Wharf, Portland. 65,Hj2, 1919.