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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-28
gficulturGI Society of Wdine.

The Committee Of Publications of this Society
may not perhaps have seemed sufficiently at
tentiye to the duties imposed upon it, as regards
publications respecting agriculture. 1t has how
ever labored under two difficulties. lst The
proceedings respecting the separation OF Maine
from Massachusetts,, have interrupted its en-
deavors, made pursuant 10 the Constitution Of
the Agricultural Societ. Of hlaine,) to connect
its publications with those of the Society o.
Massachusetts,. Cd. 1t has had no funds placed
at its disposition, to enable it to defray the ex.
pense OF an f.ldcpi ndent work, in the form Of a
journal or otherwise.
1t has therefore recently made the following
arrangement by means Of which if hopes rapidly
to discharge all apparent arrears on the subject
in question. both to lis constituents and the
public.
1t has engaged the respective Editors Of the
wonewspapefs printed in the town Of Hsllowell,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-28

take place on the first OF Oct next of twt
sections, and 50 on for every two month,
thereafter, until it is reducedto orc section
only. We have ahatterlng prospect as We
advance, for provisions.
About 200 persons have voluntarily taken
the oath OF allegiance TO The Negy Rshn6lic
and more or less every day take the
oath.
I" The Council has passed an Ac, grant
ing to actual settlers before certain peri
cd, 10 the heads Of families, $40 acres ot
land, and IN proportion TO the nnmber in
fanily-to old Maids and Bachelors $40
acres-the settlers 10 pay some little in
support of government, say about scents
per acre IN several annual payments
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-28
POETRY.
"A PIOUS REFLECTION.

"A PIOUY REFLECTION.
FEAR God, who gave to Nature birth,
Heav'd the huge mountains, stubborn ribs o
With pasture deckd the humble vale below,
And taught the ocean where his waves should
flow;
The sportive lamb. that dance on yonder hill =
The drowsy murmurs of the falling rill--
The milky herds that rove along the plain
The scaly forms that gambol on the MAIN
The 1eecy clouds that float the dappled sky
Fhe feather'd swarms that thro' the azure fly
Declare the Godhead to the list ming ear.
lnfame my love, and raise my holy fear.
Oh may that power, of every power supreme, /.
Hume my footsteps with heavenly beam.
Conduct me safe thro' life's uncertain day.
And gid the evening with glorious ray
Then will praise him to my latest breath,
And hymn his honours when sink in death
IL. future worlds the joyful theme pursue,
And rise to rapture wien wake anew.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-28
Rioions Proceedings at lanckes-
ter.

LIvEs7ooL, ARC. TO-
Il il with extreme concern that we announce
to the public. the melancholy termination Cfthe
meeting held al Manchester this day. AsWe are
enabled togiye an accurate account of the pro.
ceedings which took place. we shall detail the
events in the order OF their occurrence.
In pursuance ofnotice publicly given, meet
ing for the purpose Of promoting Radical Reform
was held, commencing az II O'Clock, and to
which Mr.. Henry Hunt had been invited to take
the chair. the place Of meeting was a spacious
piece Of ground rear 81. Peters Church and BIZ
little after twelve O'Clock, the whole OF the i'm
mensc area was filed WIN spectators. Large
bodies OF people came from the neiS5oring towns
and villages IN procession, all Of them preceded
by faSs, and some Of them by ban e OF music.
SaddIewoIth, Rochdae. Middleton. Oldham,
Royton, Ashton, and various other places pour
ed immense contributions to the mass Of spscta-
tors; the number Of WHOM, AZ the time the Oh nc
was taken, may BE safely estimated al from 50 70
10000. Various female societies also came 10
the hustings. preceded, as well as the men, hy
their hags, surnounted with the cap Of liberty.
About sixteen flags appeared with their usual Ia
scriptions merely 81 Annual pariiaments. &c. with
the exception Of one, black fac, which bore
the inscription, 9 Universal Representation Or
Death. The hust:rgs were formed by a few
pianks laid across two carts, and were covered
Doth previous ana subsequent to the appe arance
OF the chairman, with members of the different
committees, and considerable number OF young
females dressed in white, with caps and unbutton-
ed The assemblage was almost entirely compo-
sed Of the lower orders OF the people. EXCEPT
where strong bodies Of special con,tables were
posted and even on the hustings, scarcely man
of resPectability was 10 be seen with the excep-
ton Of Mr. Hunt and very few friends whose
appearance, at least. was Of = much superior cast
Order prevailed through the immense assem-
biase; and if a voice Was occasionally heard A.
bove the hum Of the crowd, II was to recon
mend order and peace. A board was carried "A
front Of Mr.. Hunts procession, with the Wort,
(" Order Order inscribed upon i,.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-28
Fall and Winter Goods.
\ ex,easive assortment Of GOODS. suitable
IA 20 ,he present ard approaching season, are
Lis day opening for sale BY
JOSEPH HARROD,
Head of EEc.ange S.reLi,

Had Of Exchange Street.,
-coSSIsTIsG IN PART OF
Black, blue and mixed, Superfine
London BR0ADCLOIas,
f Rack. blue. brown and mixed. Sne & common Do.
<rperlaiive. supeifne < fine CASH MEREs,
Qacens Black. blue, drab. sawn and
Ciaret Psiise Cloths,
1,eiise Fi.nnels; So IA. & e-1 white Flannels
3 aek, red Green and yellow tlannels
1Iazies and Bookings
. g b,,e saan-kia.-1D Do sEls--F earnoaghts
n u bale assorted Bnmba2etts
bale Tartan Piaids-ScrkshIe Plaid
Pgin,el Eslanrels scaslet and orange
. i;ales " l.ham Shesliugs and Shirtiugs
baIe Double Rose Blankets, from "a, to fe-l.
dn. Russia Diepers-Blue Planes
!. Rue and drsb Herseys- 1uslins, a variety,
& lnda. Nn cnd book Muslin; 1 4 4 o., Csnbric
+ Black and coloured Sinchsws and Sarsnettst
Florence and Levaat:ne Lustrings
80 black ..eiian Grape. Of superior quality
Black & white French Cfape--S-4 & ~ CaIicoes
Forutures Il Copperpiates Festings a variety
81 Ginghems very cheap YOUTHS worsted Hose
Ladies silk, wcrs,ed 4 cotton Hose, an assortment,
y Gent do. 10. do. 90. do.
case IL IRISH Linnens A-4 s. 5-AOh Cloths
al,es' and Gcntlemens Gloves, a great variety,
lined and uniined
Worsted and lambs wool pantsloon Drawers with
and without feet,
Worsted and lambs wool Shirts-Worst Caps
Flag aud Bandanua Handkerchiefs
Factory bingham. bread Lsces-Tapes
Fins-Cotion Balls
Dutch Boiling Cloths, from No. 3,
10 f. very cheap.
Or THE above GOODS will be sold uncomrnon.
h ~ low for Cash only.
StYfeas5er 20. (t.f)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-28
ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA, AUG. IA.
TEXAS REVOLUTION.


Letter from the Republican hrmy Of Ieras
dated dug. oh, 1919.
prospects here brighten on US daily !;
letters from different parts of the United
States promising men and means. The
Indians are clamorous for us 10 advance,
who have certain information that the brave
Creoles of,he interior will join US to man.
The great want for American troops now,
is 10 keep the Indians that are with Us in
order, so as 10 prevent them from killing
prisoners, as we'll as women and children,
and plundering private properly, which we
are determined they shall not do. We
shall advance in ten days at least, from this
place, towards ST. Anonio.-We have large
parties out 10 that quarter.-Col. Cook is
despatched for PAGAN Point to bring on a
detachment of troops collected at that place
and will form . junction with US on The
Rio Brasses.A The Adlutant General and
Major Smith have taken party on 10 & al
veslown agreeable 10 arrangements, there
10 open a port and establish Court Of Al
miralty.
i he pay of a private soldier in our SER
vice is SIS per month. corporal Is, and
sergeant 20, CON missioned Ulcers in pro-
portion, besides bounty of ten sections Of
land to every non commissioned oaicer and
private, ali officers in proportion agreeaby
to rank. A diminulion Of land bounty will
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-28
NOTICE.

&rTsHE annual meeting Of the Eastern Branch ri
MASSACHUSETTS, EVANGELICAL
ENTSSIO N.7RF SOCIETY. viii he holden at The
Meeting House in Augusta on Thursday tte IN
..Iry Of October nert at four O'Clock p. NJ. Ser
mon will be preached before the society by the Rev.
SfaERxiN PAnKER OF Dresden, and a contribu-
ion solicited in aid Of the funds. The annual
Report will be made end the business of the socie
wv aud Trustees transacted.
W. RICE, Recording Secretary.
Sept. 7, 1919.
n. b. At this meeting il will be proposed TO
asert an article in tue Constitution enable those
wish TO become members for life by the pay
saent of a Certain sum, then TO be determined.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-28

Unless said taxes with all intervening charges
paid to me the subscriber on or before Satur-
the ninth day Of October next, so much OF said
90 Of land as will pay the came, will be sold az
9alic Auction at JAMES sAMsos's Dwelling
'ase, in Harrison, at one o'clock, p. Nj. on said
1z. JACOB EMER son.
cnf. % 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-28
FARM FOR SALE.

TOR SALES FARM pleasantly situated in
Il the town If Gorham, containing one hundred
and four acres under good Improvement, well
wooded end wstered, with comfortable Dwelling
HOUSE, good BARN and out Houses.
Also--The Stock, Farming Utensils and all the
produce Of said Farm, CT the present season. Con-
ditions Of sale made known by applying to the
subscriber on the premises.
ISAAC PLUMER.
Sept. 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-28

.AT0TICE is hereby given 20 the nonresident
IL proprietors and owners of the following lots
nj land lying in the town Of Harrison IN the coun-
y Of CumberIspa. that they are taxed in tho year
1 Fl6 to the State, Town and Cnunty, aud High
Fay, and County Tax for 1917, in bills commit
IA 10 the suhscfihaf 20 collect as follows t--
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-28

II As taken the Store next door below Mr.
4 a ROBERT Bovp, Exsbange- Street where he of
ters tor sale genera assortment of
English, French, India and -Amcr
ican GOODS, VIZ
SUPERFINB and common BRoApcf orHs
Double miied and common CsssInsREs
WhHe and coloured Flanneis
One bale Rose Blankets
Tws bales aforted Bombazet,s
Queen Cloths
Devonfhire Kerfry,
Veltings-Raiinetis
Figured Bombasetts
Cuernfey Shirts and Drawers
Quilts Coafings--Swansk'ns
Figured and plain Nankin and Cantoa Grapes
Green Canton Grape -
Black and white Italian Grape
Irifh Linens
Linen Cambrics
Long Lawns
Cotton Cambrics
Cambria Muslins
PLAIN Leno. Book and Fancy Mu,Iius
Imitation aud PrEnsed shawls
81 Cashmere Shswls
sinchaw and szrsoett Lustrings
Back Florence Lustr,pes
Green Figd Bonnie, silk
silk and rAoby Velve,s all colours
Flag Baodauna, Black Silk aud Fancy Hand
Eerchlefs
Calicos, Ga Cinghams
Irdia Calicoes
silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Russia and Americas Diaper
Large Assortment of Ribbands
Cambria and Common Dimoties
Silk, Beaver and Kid Cloves
Mens ack and Mixed Worsted Hose
Wcmens Black and State Do.
Linen Check
s. IA and Sd Table Linen
IA Cotton Dsmssk
Black Bombazine
Steam Loom Shirtings
White and Fig d Muslin Crava,s
Black Silk Lace
American Ginghams-Sheetings-
shirtings-. Bedtickings-.Sat-
tinetts-Threads, &c
Sept Is IT
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-28
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT THE
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
CORRELLI's
Vegetable Oil for the Hair,
PREPARED BY ]. DORETY.
PREPARED BY J.DORETY

THIS composition of the vegetable and ESSEN
tai OILS il the result Of frequent experiments
and has been approved by long experience. Il
gives new life to the hair when it becomes dead
ered hy wetting, exposure, sickness or age keeps
the head clean from scurf, and assists the healthy
action whch alone presents lively curls or brilliant
|looks. The hair is a vegetable which reqeires
and repays attention as much as any other. Ear
~ badness might frequently be prevented by a
iud;cious use Of this proper alineut
ttf) aug. 5, 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-28
MISCELLANY.

FROM THE cEILIcoTHE (oHIo) RECORDER.
Extract of a letter from he Rer. Samuel b. Rob
ertson, dated Columbia, Ky. July 10, 1919.
"l feel extremely solicitous for the promotion
ofthis a Missionary institution; for think the
prosperity of the church in this state will very
much depend upon it. There are many large
tracts OF country in our state entirely destitute,
and where it may be said with propriety, the
people are destroyed for lack of knowledge. The
state of morals in general is deplorable. By a
large majority the Sabbath is considered as day
Of mirth and visiting and intoxication and pro-
fame swearing almost cease to be considered as
crimes. There is unquestionably less reverence
paid to God and his worship; and more of a dis
position manifested to brave it out against all
that sod is doing to save their souls, than have
discovered for some years past. Unless it should
please the Great Head of the Church either to
bless missionary labours or some other mean he
may appoint, people must perish for lack ofvision
May God revive his works 20
The Passamaquoddy Bank, at Eastport, com
menced business on the first inst. the provision
of the charter, that $4,000 in Gold and Silver
should be paid by the Stockholders before any
issue OF Bills, having been complied with.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-28
1PA Dpeiling-Hou

ITUATED in central part of che town, is
Wanted-for which a generous rent viii BE-
~ sn.-Inqpire At the Garsrs Ofcs septi4.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-28
MAINE CH9RTTABLE MECHANIC
ASSOCIATION.

ASSOCIATION.
HI % annual meeting Of the ASSOCIATION,
for the election OF cers for the current year " III
he held at Gel. BurRhGm's Hall. on TUESD ~
EVENING. Oct. 5ih. at o'cock>-The members
are requested to give their punctual attesdance,
as business of importance viii come before them.
Per Order ELEALAR WYER, Secry.
Portland Sept. 9tst
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-28
STOVES.
NATHANIEL CROSS.

n 4 oIVNJEJA,
II &c FOR SALE at his store in Middle Street,
A Portland, Cast Iron Oval STOVES, of diff
tsrent sizes, suitable for School and Counting
0rnoms-)pen Franklin DO with gtates-round and
oval sheet iron f!o.-Tin and sheet iron Funnes-
polished lin. COFFEE and ieapots-brass and Japan
Ell Lamps Of various kinds-plsted and iron Ca,r-
lestcks--Nurse Lamps--RiOcktn leapots--Pew-
|fer Patters--3uart Basons-- Porrngers--R efiec-
tors, for stores-Looking GIasses--Japsned Wal
.tcrs Brass hettles-Jananed Candlestcks with
SnatTers-- Together with all kinds of TIN WARE.
Sept. q
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soRFoLK, SEPT. Is.
OF SPAIN.

From our Correspondent in Gibraltar
We have received the following interesting
communication.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29
Joseph Cheneru's Estate.

TO he sold by order of the Judge of Probate for
ihe County of Cumberland at the late dwell
ling house OF JOSEPH CHENE,RY, late of West
brook, 10 said County. Yeoman, teceased, on
Monday the twelfth day of July next, at TWO
O'Clock afternoon Of said day, SO much of the real
e,tste Of said deceased If there be 90 mach, as will
produce the sum Of TWO thouand one hundred
dollars, for the payment of the JUST debts and in
cidental charges, said Real estate consists of .
pew on the lower floor 10 the Rev Caleb Brad
iey's Meeting House. All his right and interest
10 80 acres of land situate in Cape. Elizabeth in
said County, under Mortgage to MIR. Leonard
Stone All bis right and in,eres, in and TO four
acres of land formerly the homestead OF said de-
ceased, together with the buildings thereon. Also
10 one acre Of and adjoining Mr.. Bradley's and
Samuel Msson's and, under mortgages TO said Leo
nard Stone And also all his Interest in and to III
Tan yard and Bark house, formerly occupied by
said deceased.-DAtsd at Westarook, AZORES aid
this twenty second day of June 1919.
REBECCA CHENERY administrator
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29
REAL ESTATE,

+ YINC ir the town Of Brenlwok, for fsle viz.
IL One LOT cont aiming about four nearly
oppoGte MIR Dou's lon, with a imall dwelling
Houfe and Bake houfe Ties con and 10 good
htuation for q trader or mechanic One lot
htuated near the center Of Bruniwick village cen
tanning about one quarter Of which wa.
formerly owned by John Robinion - Alto, wood
lot lying on the road ieadDg,,o Harpiwel contain
ing ahou, twenty Eve The above will poi-
iiveiy be iold ar pubic auction a Mr Dew tsv-
era. in btunlwick- on he lsventeeD'h dsy rf July
mex. a. 2 O'Clock noon. uaiefs prev oualy difpai
"a of a, PTivate fac. Terms 5as aisi -43 ors
thtFd Nd oae, a-l A4 WV .vo yesr Hh
good tecuuY -.agly NJ. .a4A ..1-+l-1 M. At4
A' Poruaads 1s is7l3. 2rrhH9e9 ERASE a- a,n-l
r;ls g-1s 1l.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29

a TIA Courr of Probate holden at the Proha e
a Office, within and for he county OF Cum
berland, on the fecond Wednesday of June, In
the year of our Loid eighteen hundred and nine
reen.-On the petition Of judah Chandler, admin
iflrator of the eflafe of EDMt Nd CHANDLER,
late of Northyarmou h, 10 iaid county yeoran,
deceaied, repreien,ing hat the peTionai effate Of
faid dscealed sufficient to pay The jun debts
which he owed at the tine of bis deA h by the
fim of one hundred and twenty doltsrs and pray
ing for Iicen(e 10 feli ami convey 70 much of
the real effate Of faid deceaied NAV be pecehs
ry TO the payment of faid debts and Incidental
charges O,ds.e5 That the pettioUer give no
fice thereof 10 the heirs of fad deceaied ard 70 az
perfons in,erefled in said eifae, py causing .
copy of thu order to be pubhihed 10 he PosT
LAND CAzErra, printed 10 Portland, in laid
couaty rhrse weeks iuccessivey, that they may
appear at probate court TO he holden st be
houfe of Sch Mitchell, Esq - sad Eorthyar
mouth, on the third Friday If Juy next, At moe
O'Clock in he forenoon, and Oe cause # aoy
they have, why the prayer Of iaid peri'iop ihouid
NOT be granted.
SAM. FREEMAN, JHGgs IF Cont.
A true Copy Attest,
Regrfsy
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29
Joshua Shirlev's Estate.
a true Copy Attest
foRATYO SoCTaGAT RegffSr

koTiCx is hereby given to he heirs Of the e.
Nv tate of IOsHUA >HIRLEY lafe Of Portland
in the csuay Of Cumberland Printer decsa.ed. and
al Others concerned-That Pamela Z. Sbr .ey,
widow Of said deceased, has applied TO me the
subscriber, Judge of the Ccurt oil Proha e, WI hlr
and for tsid county, for An a'iswsoee out OF The
pe.sosEi estate of said deceased and q az he SANE
will be consideEed al Probate Court 10 be se'd a.
lhe probate Office in said Portland on me 'econd
Wednesdsy'of July next. at ten O'Clock IN the tore
nooa when and where they may be present and
shew cause. if any they have, why the sane shoU'd
rot te allowed
Given under nv hznd at Portland this ninth
day of June, in he year of our LORD eighteen hun
dred md nineteeI- sAS t~fLHi AS'
a rue copy atfes'
EoRArIo seUIHGATE Regr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and rakea upon hereof the trus, &c Adminstr atrix
of the estate of DANIEL ING Ills ODBLL, late
of Portland, in the county of Cumberland. Ira,
der, deceaied, by giviag bond a. the directs
she therefore requests all persoDs who indebt.
ed TO he SAID deceaseds estate 10 make immediate
pas meDt AMI those who have any demands
thereon TO eIhibie The same for payment TO
LUCY ODSLL,
or 20 NICHOLAS EMtRY, her attorney.
Portland, June 9 $40.
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HE Subscriber hereby gives public notice TO
al Concerned, thae he has been duly ap-
pointed and taken upon h'mfeif the truit of ad
minisira,ol Of the eitste of DANIEL BRAGDON,
late of Portland, an the county If Cumbes and
Mariner, decesfed by giving bond a. the law de
scts-He therefore Request. all person, who are
indebted 10 the laid decea ed enate 60 make IN :
mediate payment aud hose who have any de
slauds thereon, exhib't the fame for payment
10 JOSIAH BRAGDON,
ia Ysrk, or TO NICHOLAS EmERY, his Attorney ID
Portland.
York June i8iy
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29

EKTE the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Jeremiah Bailey Esq. to receive
and examine the claims Of the creditors TO the es
tate of WILLIAM BOGGS. late Of Union, in
the county Of Lincoln, Yeoman. deceased, repre-
sented insolvent, DO hereby give uotIce that SIX
months ale allowed 10 said creditors T. bring in
ADD prove their claims and that We shall attend
thst service at the office Of Daniel r. Haidpg in
said Unor, on the first Wednesday of July next,
and of the five following months, from two TO five
of the clock In the afternoon.
DANIEL r. H4RDTNG.
JOHN LERNCORED.
Union June Eth
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29

EHEMisM CRAM, offers for Sale on libei
y al terms, Cor would exchange for Real Effate
in Portland. large HOUSE & other convenient
QUE houses with about one acre of LAND f,uated
az -tand,ih corner, eighteen miles from Portland,
good ftand for a Mechanic or Trader.
ALSO half mile from fxid cornsr, thirty a.
ores of LAND, under good Improvement
ALSO-One hundred Acres of Wood LAND
four mics diltant from iad corner, said Lands
would be fod ia lots to fuit purchaiers.
Portland april 81, 1879 &c.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO
all concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of executor of
the LAST will Il testament Of BENJAMIN PATCH,
IaIe OF Otished in the county of Cumberland
yeomsn deceased by giving bond as the law d :
rects--he theI efofe requests all persons who are
indebted TO the said decezsed's estate 70 make i'm
mediate payment and those vino have any de-
mands thereon, TO exhibn the came for payment to
LEVI PATCH.
Otisheid June 9, 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-29

THE subscribers appointed TO receive and exam
ire the Gains OF creditors 10 the estate Of
ARCHIBALD SMITH, Jr. Iate of Lisbon. il
The couriy Of Lincoln, Yeomsn, deceased rspre
sen'ed insoivsrt, hereby give notice, that .ix
months are allowed 10 said creditors 20 bring 10
and prove their claims and that we will attend
that service 1t the honse Of JAMES SMALL AZ Lis
bon corner on Saturday the twenty siIrh day of
iucs inst and or the third Saturday, of each of
the five following months. from TWO Of the { oc I
90 i've o'clock 10 he afternoon Of each 81 said
days. AARON DWINGL
JAMES SMALL, c'nmi'sisas,s
3. ID BRYEEC
Lisbon, June lth 1919.