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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-27
THE cow TREE.

Mr.. Humboldt. in the fourth vd
his Personal Narrative, gives
lowing account Of this wondG
vegetable world. II
Amid We great number oil Id
Phenomena which have presentpt
selves to nc in the course of my h
confess there are few that h
powerfully affected my imaginar
the aspect Of the cow trce.-Whl
relates 70 milk, whatever regard;
inspires an interest which is not %
that of the physical knowledge Oft
but is connected with another ON]
ideas and sentiments. We can scr
conceive how the human race CO4.
ist without faripaccous substance
without that noIrishing juice Win
breast of the mother contains, audi
is appropriated to the long fsebks
the infant. The amylaCcous matt
corn, the object Of religious senr
among SO many nations, ancicE
modern, is diffms"d in the seeds aud
posted in the roots Of vegetables; d
which serves Us as an aIimeDt, ap1
to Us exclusively the produce Of al
organization. Such are the inr
stems we have recei, ed in our ca!
infancy such is also the source Of
asIonishmcnt which seizes US at III
poet Ut Tie tree Just described.
not hero the solemn shades Of for
the majestic course Of rivers, the N
tains wrapped in eternal frostS.
excite our emotion. A few drop
vegetable juice recall 10 our mind:
the powcriulness and fecundity Of
turc. On the barren flank of rock 9
a tree with coriaCeous and dry le
Its large woody roots can scarcei!
trate into the stone. For sc
months o. the year not a single 81
moistcns lis foliage. Its branche
pear dead and dried but when its
is pierced. there flows from it a :
and nonrishiEg milk. 1t is at d
sing Of the sun that this vegetable
tain is most abundant. The black
natives are then seen Fastening fro
quarters. furnished with large bOV
receive thc milk. which grows y
and thirkens at It's surface. Som'
ploy their bowls under the tree
others carry the juice home to
children. We seem to see the f
Of shepherd, WHO distributes the
to his flock.
| have described the sensation
the COW tree awakes in the mind 0
traveller, at the first view. In cxs
ins tie physical properties Of al
and vegetable products, science dis
them as closely linked together;
strips them of what is mar, ellous
perhaps also of a ,art Of their Oh:
Of what excited our astonishmcnt.-
thing appears isolated; the chez
principles that were believed
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be enacted by parliament.
On The esd Of October. report was cir
cuatcd on Change, that Lord Caitlereagh
had been assassnated by butcher. 1t pro-
duced the momentary effect OF reducing
stocks one per cent, but the rumor soon va
nished, and the stocks recovered the ground
they had lost.
A continental paper mentions, that Count
Mantholon, came TO Europe with his wife
from St. Helena, disguised as a servant {;
that he has brought several letters from Bo-
naparte concealed in his clothes, and TIE
three first volumes of Bonaparte's Memoirs
which are to be forwarded 10 New York
for publication.
The princess of Wales. it is said, has pass
ed through Paris and Lyons but whether
she intended to visit England or Germany
was not known.
The legislative bodies of France we're 10
convene on or about the middle Of Novem-
Der.
1t said that the Spanish expedition to S.
America had been abandoned, and the troops
at Cadiz had dispersed over the country.
The Earl of Dalhouise had been appoint
ed Governor and Chief and Captain General
of the Canadas, in the room Of the late Duke
of Ricbmond-and Major General Kemp
has been appointed Successor 10 the Earl as
Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia.
The Duke of Wellington has received the
appointment O, Governor of Plymouth in tie
Room of the late Duke ofRichmond.
American stocks London 93-3 per cent.
621-New six per cents 99I--U. S. b shares
92l. los.
From the London Courier, Oct TO-
The information received from diHerert
parts OF the kingdom, of the prog IS of Sc
diton, becomes, as il might have been cy-
pected of more and more importance. The
Radicals rejoicing in Tie impulse given TO
their cause by tue few foolish Why's whom
they have deiuded, no longer conceal their
detestaLle projects, but speak openly, and
without disguise Of the 90 Revolution already
begun"
Such is the impression produced on the
minds of good and loyal men, where the
spirit Of instruction against the constitution
chiefly prevails, that some of them are pro-
ceedng with all the vigor in their power, as
individuals, to protect each ether against the
danger they apprehend.
"When bad men conspire good men must
associate" This was The awful warning Of
BURKE. But what can individual efforts do
against the open violence of an armed ropu-
lace, intent upon the destruction Of property
and the subyersion Of all that restrains their
RIGHTEOUSNESS ElIeciual protection can, a,
the present moment, proceed only from those
ia whom the constitution has placed the pow
er Of the state and we should tremblc for
the fate of this enyied land, if we saw any
want Of vigilance or courage in The govern
ment.
The monarchy of France was surrendered
to an infatuated mob, boarding the king upon
his throne, by the timidity and Iaxity of his
ministers. An early effort or ;he part Of tina,
oovenmen, had slammed ,bo.o laramie y.
I,lood which atery,r4. syen, away Loh fla
,Lro,. and tho altar
We congratulate our peaceful itIiow-coun-
trrro, H.. c,r .,,,orrron, :. .,r,, .Iro
g. ,ha J,n,n. ,,hicI, ,,ro.,on. ,Tha;.
d.t.rno;o,,;,, - ..sor,,,o TIA ,o,;-,.,..,, ...
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-27
SATURDAY,. NOVEMBER 81, 1919

The President of the United States has re-
cognized JONATHAN SWIFT, Esq. as Consul
efh;s Majesty the King of the Netherlands
c,r the port of Alexandra, and places thereto
belonging.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-27
From the Bahama .idpertissr, IF Oct 2.
FURTHER PROOFS OF THE NECESSITY OF THE
OCCUPATION OF FLORIDA.

Nassau, Cc: 2.
The Indians who arrived here on Wednes-
dag last, from Florida, are come TO solicit
some supplies. The Chief hes with him a
proclamation issued by Admiral Cockrane
aud General Keane, al the time Of proceed
ing against New Orleans. We believe all
application has been made to the commander
in chief for assistance, but they have had no
encouragement to expect a compliance with
their demands, the amity suLsistng between
our government and the United States pre-
Guiding any measure tending 10 increase or
promote hostile disposition between these
people and The subjects of the states. they
are DESTROYS Of getting to Jamaica, but their
visit can be TO as little effect as il is hele.-
They represent themselves as driven from
their homes and hunted as wild deer that
there are about 2000 of them, and that their
greatest enemies are the Cuwetas, nation
like themselves, who, having made terms
with the Americans, are set On by them to
harass and annihiate their tribe The mum
Der arrived are 90, and, being destitute Of
the means Of support, are furnished. on the
score Of humanity, with rations, and allowed
20 loage in che Of the barracks,
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DGrien, Geo. Mon. Is.

DGrien, Geo. Nov. Is.
Saturday last terminated the trial OF Col.
lohn l.. Hopkins, (for killing Mcqueen Nc
Intosh, in rencontre in the streets of Da-
rien, in March last, which commenced on
Monday. His honor Judge Berrien conclu-
ded lis eloquent and impressive charge to
he ia.y, al clock, and at 7, the jury re-
turned verdict OF nansloughter.
Dir. Drysdale opened the argument on the
part OF the state, with much learning and
e!oquence.
The counsel for the prisoner, Messrs.
D'Lyon, Wilde, Charlton, Nichol, Sheftail,
Cuyer and Walker, conducted the defence
with great ability; and perhaps the elo-
quence displayed by them, severally, has
never been surpassed on a similar occasion.
Mr. Law, tthe solicitor generals reply,)
Cd eqral honor to his head and his heart
and whilst he vigorously met and answered
he arguments of the prisoners counseIs, and
cnleayored, with eloquence and learning,
% establish the charge exhibited by the in
diciuleEt, he could not avoid evincing oc-
casionally the feelings the man.
The prisoner, previous 10 the charge OF
the court, begged leave TO address the jury,
which was Immediately assented to by his
honor. His address was eloquent and affect
ing, and manifested talents which we hope
TO see, at some future day, advantageously
exerted for society and his country. His
sentence is three years imprisonment in the
Peni;entary. - tGa<.
Philadelphia, .Nov. 90.
The new Custom House, that has just
been completed, forms one of the most strik
ing ornaments OF our city, attracting the al
tention CT strangers. 1t is Of the chastest
class Of architecture. The front is embei-
lished with an elegant figure OF Commerce,
executed IN his best style, by that admirable
sculptor, RUsH.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-07
THE DEBATES.

PROPOSALS for publishing by subscription
4 The DEBATES, Resolutions, and other
Proceedings. Of the Convention Of Delegates AS
sembled at Portland on the filth. and continued
until The 29ih day OF October, t3i9 for the purpose
OF forming Constitution for the State Of Maine.
10 which will be pre6xed The Constitution to
which will be added some valuable Docu nents.
The work will probably contain about 800 i2 mo.
pages. The price to subscribers will not exceed
one dollar, bound in bDards--It is now IN the press
and will be ready for delivery in the cou Sc OF five
or six weeks.
U~subscription5 resolved at THIS OFFICE aud
at the several Bookstores in town.
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To The Honorable Justices Of lhe Circ,nt CGuyt
of Common PieGs, aolden at WsctEset "a y
j6rthe County Of Liacoln. on The fourth .Hoa-
day Of April, a. u 1919.
FCHR Petition Of B ,df-'d Hopkins, edminis rs
il or on he es.sse ofSOLOMON HOPKINS
late Of Jefferson, 10 The Couny Of Lincoln, re-
spec fully represen.s-ThN in the sec7nd &C
crtnt af administration on the est &c o. solomon
II pki7s. aforesaid (the personal estate hav'ag
beea fully accaunted for in the forme~ account Of
saa admrnistrstnr) the proceeds OF ssle Il cal
est.,e uaasr license of Court smnun q IN Y
sum Of seven huadred Dollars, that Tie bsiance
Of 60 n or account Of sdmnis rati "a IS siiossd,
sra accented is tyvo hu8dr, d md eoty three
dol,ars. which Together w % the cnsrgss - &
hihr ed md alto we'd snd debts since brought ~
ass,nst said estate z,d p.id, amounts 70 he sum
OF ihir,e@n hundred md ninety dollars snd nine
Gems w aereuo0n your peti. zone Trays that your
H,aors would grsnt him furt' e. license 70 sell
!, much Of the real esia'e Of ssid deceased IS
uould pay sud dsfciencv mi incideotal chsrges
OF sale brDrlLLD MOI hiNS'
LIScotu IS. .Circui,C curt Of Common Pleas,
August Tenn, 1919.
ON the "a. egaing pssitioa-ORDKRED ihs'
the Petitioner monty 81 persons m'e'es'sd ~
bis peiition. by publishing sn a;ics'ed copy mere
.f N th-s o aer thefeon ia the Portland G~-
zee ,hree weeks successively before he sn-
TIM az .his Cnart IT Warren, IN and Tor ss'd
n nae re + ,ncoin, o. the second Monday OF an.
-, ,,.x, ,htt al persons interested msS Then
sad there soQesr SOD shew cause. 4 any ihey
have .vhy the nrsyer hereof should not Re rcsns-
e. Asiest NATHANIEL CCFFlN, Clerk.
CoDs-sitc>t
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COLLECTORS SALE.

TAKEN by virtue of sundry Tax Warrants
/ from the Assessors of the town Of Portland,
and (unless redeemed will be sold at public
Auction, on the third day of January next, at ! 1
o'clock, A. N. at the Auction Room of S. M'LEL-
Ian and y. FLETCHER, Exchange street, Port
land.
All the right in Equity Of Redemption which
William $. Quincy OF said Portland, has in and
to the following described nortgaged Real Es-
tate, situated in said Portland bounded, begin
ming at stake standing lag feet Q inches North
westerly from the corner made by Back-street and
the South-westerly side OF Chestnut ct
thence running North-westerly adjoining Ches-
nut-street SO feet-thence at right angles with
Chesnut-street about / IA feet to Moody's Land
and thence South-easterly adjoining said Moo
-dy's Land 63 feet-thence to the first bounds,
with the three story Dwelling House and other
buildings thereon.
Situation and terms at the sale.
JOSEPH NJ. GERRIsH, } IS for the town
- { ofPortland.
Portland, Dec. 1919.
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To the Honorable Justices Of the Circuit Court
Of Common Pleas, to be holden at 1'opshGm
IN and for the County OF Llncoln, on the fourth
Monday or August, a. ID. 1919.
TE1Hs petition of Charles Miller, administrator
Il on the estate Of WILLIAM MILLER. ine
Of Pu,nam. IN The county of LincolD. decea)ed,
respectfully repreeenjs--Thst the inventory of
the personal IS ate OF ssid deceased smounts TO
Oae hundred aud seventy dcIlars End fry FIVE
GEMS and The iuss d, BIS of said deceased amounts
20 thyee hindred md forty nine dollars and sew
enty four tehts, and that sfter deductiDg the ad-
1inistration c.onct, md allowance to The wid-
ow from said Fnveniere, sc. there only remains
II the hands Of tie sdninist stor the sum Of
sairty SIX dollars and Esnty cents, leaving de-
fcien~y Of hree huad-cd and triri cen doil.rs g.
ffty fsur cetts. Therefore your petitioner rrsys
that your Henors would grant him license 20 seil
SO much Of the rel esls,e IS will false the s.
m0uat OF said deficiency with nciden' al charges.
CHARLES MILLER.
LINCOLN s.Circuif Court Of Common Pleas,
.9ugust Term. 1919.
on the foregoing Pc ion--ORDERED. that
~ Petitioner notify 81 pers interested in bis
pptiuon by publishing an stes,ed copy thereof
win ihis nrsler ihereon IN the Portland q. zei,e,
three ks succrsisey before the sitting Of this
Court at Warren. in ard for the county Of Lin
cain. on the second Monday of January nexi
that I'll persons inesested may then and shefe
snpesr and stew c.use. II any they have, why
The PRAYER ihersof Should nni he g-snfed.
Atsess NATHANIEL COFFIN Cleik.
Cagt-lttest.
NATHANIEL COFFIN, Clerk.
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Valuable Book Sale.
Nov 50 1879.

During tieses-son 81 rthe SuPreme Court N De-
GENDER neT1, Z IL b sold u Pubiic .lwiiri W
S. M'LELLAN and L. FLETCHER, b.
Catalogue,
A variety y Books. consisting Oft. Wv HIS
TORY, PHYSIC. TRAVELS NOVELS.
SCHOOL & M scellaneous BOOKS, which .vili
merit h .t'entiun-of ihe luniic--i he genie mtn
OF the Bar viii 6ad IL well work her attention
20 st,end--Nolice will be given--Cs siseues
viii be ready md buoks may be exaHir some
days prior II the sale Nov %.
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ON WEDNESDAY me eight day ef Deem
Der neat az 10 O'Clock "A. ~ ~ dte o1fce Of
.McLeilan 81 Fletcher. IN Porticna,
THE following property, effa:e. notes Of hand
\ and judemest az ainls fundry perGon-, 10 favor
aud belonging The Portland Bank, viii he fold
10 cofe the concerns Of that int.itusion. Wig
lln ahares in tn. Portland Bank pecged 40
1-Oo lscurity by fandry perions, for debts DUE
fad Bank.
20 shares IN the Maine Ere Marine Irrur-
- aace Company, pledged a. feeurry for eebts
due laid Bank.
One Note given ~ Darel Hewes r. with iutereft
from aug 1910 $l1lo 81
Do do do by Ih1mss Baker & Wm Franos,
with inteseii from May 1916 $50
| Do do do by Ehen Storer, and endorfed hy
Samuel Stephenson with intsse from
Sep 1907 1913
Do do do by Zacheus Hanefcrd add hcnss
Bsiey with Interea froa October
1873 400
Do do do by Zachrus Hannaford, WIN in
rrrsit from Dec L., 1911 Al 67
Do do DO by Dariel 1uckef, with u,erea
from Nov. Is, 1912, 10 "a
Do do do by samuel Butts, with intrrel, n 1rn
Feb 1915 81 SO
Do do do ~ stephen Goldman Efq On wtl.eh
10 dur. 1887
10 90 Go Dy William CocmaD. CD which
is due. ia
Do. do do BY James chadborp, do 40 $50
Do do do by James D.H0r X ~, DC 90 0
Do do do Ivy Samuel and Seward Porter,
on which = due goo
Do do do BY Eiah Kellogg, do do $50
Do do do By DAME DAVE, 20 do do 50
Do do do BY Daalel and smith Coub, Oh
which Il due, go
Do do do by Ios. =. JeweEt, 90 DO 54
Do do do by Thomas Freeman, do do az
Two judgments againii I1nsthan Tucker on ich
is due 1886
One do do ssmu.l ssepherfon, with ,ussrsa
from New 1910 1876 ~
Do do do Pau Pri-Aard and Edward Barr.e
viii, zl9 IS
Do do do samuel Butts, with interelt from
June 1917 1cs Is
Do 90 90 Thomas Bailey and inieref lz6 80
Do do do Wn. SEVEN, with ,nterett ffsm
Mach 1914 1890
Do do do John n Hal aud Willard Hal, wilA
interen fs1m May 1917 2s1
Do do do Rrhatd Motley 1pd in;erel ON
March 1917 9f5
Note against Nm. VAughn and VIM. r. VauZhn
on which IS due with interest from Aug q ) T.
2 8 200
More against the same. with in,.res, from Der
Is 1874 = 4OO.
Also, one lot of LAID on the w fide Of Cray
Strees IN Portland, "a ject Mr. Ingrahams right
Of DOVE, be'og B. feet 90 .aid ft'eet and sr,end
Jog hack 60 fees
oae Los Of Land on the fde Of Tyng
Street ITS feet en- faid lFeet, and extending back
100 feet, being aho fu ject to Mrs I1g-.hams rghr
of dover
] he ferms and conditions on which he above
properly and iecuririss, vii be loid, viii be made
known al The time and pace Of faIe
POTTER, agent for the POI t!and Bank
Nov q
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Sign o'he Clock.
ELEAZAR w YER,
GOLDSMITH & JET

GOLDSMITH d JE Weller,
Al NE GREEN STORE, Exchange street
II As just received his fan supply Of GOODS
1 which together with his former stock make
his assortment complete.
AMONG WHICH ARE.
Handsome plated Tea Setts--Csndlesiick
sufers and Trays; Fruit Baskets and Casiors
RE amin tiagons, and other church furniinre
n g and Tea Pots OF superior quality and Ioss
priced DO; Block tin Tea Pots; Iron, plated am
Britannia Table and tea Spoons Japaned W al
ters; Cheese end knife Trays, &c. &c.
Elegant Pearl, Jet, Paste and Gold Ear.
Rings; Pms and Rings !; Paste aud 1'urte shell
hair Combs Rich gilt and black, orusmented
Snaps; Hooks and Eyes new patterns; Gold
silver, steel and gill Watch Chains Keys IL Seals
Glt, steel and plated Purses and Bag tops; Clasps
aud shoe Buckles; White and yellow SpangIes
wax Beads and Ruges Ivpry Pegs Maltese
Buttons, Pencil! Cases and Tooth Picks, &c &C.
RLs0....on hand.
Warranted Gold NECKLACES; Silver. Soup
gravy and cream Ladies Table, desert and Tea
spoons; sugar longs salt Spoons, 81. &c.
" All Of which will be sold AZ cheap as else
where. He invites his friends and customers TO
cali, and examine for themselves.
y. S.-His country friends and customers vii
be furnished with GOODS on the same terms a,
usual. 6.w- December 7.
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ROBERT 7. BROWN & co.
e. WHITE,

NJ , f8, Long-Shaff Offers FOR sale. az The lowest
I market price and on liberal credit,
800 hbs. Rosin--200 do bright No. do.
200 10. Pitch,
i89 do. bright, $50 DO. black varnish, for ships
use,
$50 casks spirits Tnrpentine. manufactured at
the Roxbury Turpentine DistlIery,and warra nted
OF superior quality.
GPConstau5ly receiving large supplies.
IjPDeelers IN the above articles NAV derena
that their orders will be faithfully executed,
DsC. z.
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abraham BrddEeg's Estate.

NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 tie heirs and credi
~ Tor. of the estate OF ABRAHAM BRADLEY.
late of fryfburg,in the county of Oxford Yeoman
deceased, that David Bradley. Administrators OF
said estate has exhibited 70 me the subscriber
Judge Of the Court of Probare within and tor said
county his first account Of administration of said
easfe, ard thas the same will be considered ar a
Probate Court to be hsld At the Probate Office
10 Fryehurg, IN said ccuoty. on the last Weines-
day of December nest, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon. when and where they may be present and
,hew cause If any they have Why the same should
moi be allowed.
Given under my hsud At Fryehurg, this twenty
fourth day of November 10 the year of our Lord
eighteen HUNDRED and nineteen
JUDAH DANA.
Dec. Z. I'M OsGOOD. kegr.
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Law, Classical s. School Books, &c.
OFFICE REMOVED,

THE Subscriber has removed his Office to a
4 room in front Of the Bank Of Portland.
al Business confded 10 his care will be executed
with promptDess and fidelity
Dec. Z, 1919 EDWARD LITTLE,
Also Part Of dwelling House and Stable 10 let
in Newbury stseet. Enquire Of E LITTLE.
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although Msl, uet AL least"

THE FARMERS AIM aHACK Tor 1920, cal
Il cula;ed for he meridian O. PORTLAND, and
containing more usefu aud in,ereHiDg mater for
the prsctIcai "a than any o'hsr msnsck IN
the marker, may be had ~ he rhcusand, groce.
dog N or sng.e on he most fsvorso erras Al The
PORTLAND DOOKSTORE.
Dec z. -
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BEEF,
Mem Books and Stationary.
WILLIAM HYDE,
AT THE SIGN OF THE BIBLE,


No. 8, .MUSSEYS-ROW,
HAS just received large additional supply
III IL Of BOOKS, among which are Quartz, o.
tavo, Minior, School and Pocket Bibles, some
vsry elegant-Watts', Belknst's, Worcester snd
Wnchelps Psslms and Hsmns--Roin's An
Gent History. with Atlas-Ancient His ory Of
Mexico aud its Aboriginal nhabi,snts--N ---
tile Guide, nesp and important zpo,k-
of Happiness. new work, by b. l.. Oliver, I4s q
History of the Revolu ionsry Waffle of
Gen. Putnsm--Mnrss'. Universal Geographic
new edition-7ib edition Songs e the Temple;
Ali No. Sketch Book; cheap edition Of Stew
arts Letters I; RiIey's Narrative Gray On Reeve
lstion Return of the- Jews, new M. Hum
phrey's Strr1Ion at the ordination of the Misson-
aries ~ ,iie Sandwich I.l.nds acomrieie set
DR.. ellis Commentsry, in 9 vols. qusr,o;
further supply Of
LGv, Classical Sc School Books, &c.
and large supply Of
STATIONERY ARTICLES,
such as Qaills Ink Powder Inks'rnds Sind
boxes ;Lcsdpencils /. Penknives Pocket Books
and Purses /: hes, Letter Pepper; Ivory, Gold,
Embossed, Drswing, Marble, Morocco and col
cred P4PERS, &c. &c.
100 reams superior Wrapping Paper
goo 90 Writing Paper.
complies assor,ment If
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS.
All the above articles Will be sold on good
terms for Cash, Piper Rags, many k''ds Of
country pr 'duce or approved credit. 6s Dec
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TAINTED.
AT a Court OF Probate holden at

Fryeburg within and fnr the County OF xfo,d,
on the twenty fourth day of November in the
wear Of our Lord eighteen hundred aud Nineteen
ON the petition Of JOSEPH #. SW An. adj
" ninistrator Of the estate of Stephen p FtsSen-
dec late o: Ffyeburg 10 said Coumy, yeoman ie-
ceased, representing that The personal estate Of
said deceased i not sufficient 10 pay the ust debts
which he owed at the tinC of his death by the sn,n
Of Nine hundred sixty one dollars and eighty Xix
cents, and praying Tor licerse 70 sell and convey
80 much of the real estste nf said deceased uag
he necessary for the paymcnt Of said debts and N
cdental charges oRDERFp-That the petitioner
give notice theFeofto tie heirs ofsad decense and
10 al persons Interested in said estate BY causing
a copy of this nrier 10 be published in the Gazette.
printed 10 Portland. in the county Of Cumberland,
three weeks surcessivcIy, that they may appear a.
Probate Court 20 BE held =. Fryeburg. ~ tie
P obate Office IL the county If OxforI % the lasG
Wednesday Of December next at 10 Of tho clock
70 euoen, and shes cause If any they have whv
the prayer IF saIl petition should MT be granted
JUD All DANA, Judge ofsaid Cossrf.
A true copy-attest.
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HIVE FOR SALE,
> puncheons RUM.
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pipe Holland ON
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case letter PAPER,
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90 boxes Shaving SOAP,
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Also
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