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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-02

For Freight.
.SsN The schr FOUR BROTHERS, A.
49, Burgess, master; burthen 800 bbls !;
she will take freight to the West Indies or a
southern port. Apply to
A. ADAMS, Central wharf.
Who offers for sale her cargo consisting of
25 NJ lumber
40 b5ls, n. E. rum
25do. Gin
90 do. mackerei
90 boxes chocolate
SO reams wrapping paper
5 chests Tyson tea
10 b6lS. beef
80 boxes candles Nov. %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-02
Of the steamboat Washin gt0n.

OF Tie steamboat Washin stOn.
TIVE steam boat Washington will COM
mence her winter arrangement on Fri
d7y morning. the 18th inst. and run as fol-
hws Leave Washington, at A. NJ. stop
At Alexandria about 6 o'clock =; arrive in Po-
,opac Creek in the afternoon the passen-
GERS togo on to Fredericksburg that evening
Returning, leaves Potomac Creek the next
corning. when the passengers arrive from
fredericksburg. In this manner the boat
wiII rnn down on the one day aud return on
he next.
CHARLES WALKER, Captain.
rov. II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-17

THE subscriber informs his friends aud 'he pub
lie, that Capt George LapfOn in TNerion.
EdrGrd Stanhope and Joseph HahOn, in New.
port, are the Agents to receive articles intended
for the Union Factory.
Tie continues to color and dress Woolsn Cloths
of all descriptions-to Card Sleeps Wool OF al
grades, and to manufacture Plains, Sattintts Coat
ings. Flannels, &c Of various colours and shades.
Those who will favor him with their custom n his
inc, may depend on having their work done in ,he
best manner, and on reasonable terms ana the
smallest favor will be gratefully aoknowiedg,d
JOHN BABCoCK.
Portsmouth. Feb 10 r5m.]
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-17
CUNDALL'S MILLS-Pvismoufh.
d. neoer, ,faiiing Spring /!

THE subscribers respectfully inform the publ'c'
4 that they carry on the Wool anufacturng
business in all its brsuches---thst their machines
are now in complete repair--ther long experience
will therefore enable them perform all the BRAN
ches of Cording, Spinning, Weaving, Coloriag and
Finishing, all the various kad OF W oclen Goods in
point OF colour aud 6nish equal il not superior TO
any establishment in this county They guarantee
TO complete all orders in their line, speedily and
on as reasonable terms as at any establishment on
this Island (, CLARKE & GRINNELB.
NB The following persons viii receive altar
tices intended tor their mandatory Jon sHRR-
MAN, OF Newport-SAsrosp ALnY. OF Little.
c. mpton--PnLRo coRKy, Of riverton-and Will
LIAM PKARsE, BristoI-Ferry
3 fbey have constantly on hand at wholesale and
r-ts,, satinncss, Plains, Csssneres, Fanuels &c.
winch they sre determined to sell at moderate prices
Newport, April 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-17
fashionable Hats.

z eORGE ANCoN has just received from the
~ Nanutsctory oi Ives White, New.Yosk
Gcntiemcns supe fine fashionable Hats rrarranf
ed Of !he best qaahty and notfo fade in rearing
Mems HATS. 1oth ySide Brimy
.9iSo, low pr;cet Nap Castor Hats; Youths &
Cai!dfeas Hats. of every description snj price.
PAPER ViNGikGS
handsome assortment cf cheap and elegant
PIPER uangings. for rooms anu window Curtains
Just received and for sale as above
Newport, sprff 20 - -tf-t e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-17
~ ne* OOHL.o I..NfDt;AILD
ZhougA hsrefotore considered hast rsliet By
DIX. RELICS
BOYHVICAL DROPS.

~ q ~ NlC II II bhOL ~.
q Ma Mearman, CARPENTER Of B0s'sn was y
IVA moatfs afflicted with tumour the
bacS o. rs hand which Incapaciatcd him for work,
after bsvng tried every thin in vain, and suffered
sn Operation his hand, and considered neurable,
was cured and restored 10 health by sking bottles
ct thee drops
NJ Wright Of Bosson, was years sfictcd with
afeses sore oi his legs. had ME mosE Inedi-
eia.s -wfsaa,ut eiiec,, cnreu W 2 uotuu<-.
I. ii Cnidef Jfs BurriH, of HaaOver was curea
Of Ulcers and B!es, some OF which bad eat down to
the ribs, by bottes This child was consideEed
IL dying state when he began taking these drops
In kfant Of Boston, was covered all over with
eruptions, blind With both eyes, was cured by bot
ties.
An elderly Lady of Boston was severely afflicted
for is wears, With an eruption all over her. attended
with tormentiog itchings. buruiogs and blotch
es, had lost thereby two toe and one finger nailss
was cured by q bottles she had not left her room
for oaonths, aud considered pas, all redeft
II Gentleman Of Lexington, afflicted 20 years
with ulcers in MIS- legs, could, obtain no relief
was cured by bottles.
Il Gestie man of Boston, his wife and S children
was many years afflicted with eruptions. had tried
every medicine without success, cured by these
Drops
a Gentleman Of Ror61ry, was 50 years afflicted
with bumor or one of legs, attended with burning
itching and blotches, was resigned as past relief,
for 80 years could lie bed at times, per.
fectiy cured by these drops.
a Lady Of Charicsforn was two years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee joint, bad tried
every assis ance and considered past relief, con.
traction had formed, when on taking these Drops
and using D. Jebb's Eminent, in weeks she had
the free of the joint, the pain ief her. and by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops are a radical cure for scurvy, scro.
fula 81 anthony's Gre, Ieprocy, pimpied faces,
lrged glands, sore legs, ulcers when the bone
is Affected venerial tants, when mercury has failed,
are the best spring and automnsl physic, and may
be given to children with perec, safety Price 81,
or SIX bottles for five dollars, - bottles for So or
~ dozen for St0o.-GJ .s'k for "Dr Relies Bc,an-
ical Drops"-None are genuine, unless signed W
T. Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale by the
sole proprietor, w. r. Conway, chemist, No L. Bum
sted Place, Boston by mis- special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VlNSON, Druggist,
NJ. ITO, Tnanesyfeet, Ne wport.
4iso, By
Len,ncl w. Briggs, Brisfei: Hercules Whitney, }.
n Mason, Prsvidsnce Dyer and Howes, Vindhass .
Greene, Nev. London Isaac ID. Bull, Hartford and
most druggists booksellers snd post masters ,ro'
out he United States --vhere may be had all these
jasfly esteemed Gsd highly Approved Medicines,
prepared by CIV r Conway
Dec 3 lal7 W.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-17
UNION HO7EL.
JOHN COOK.

Informs fAe public in general e. MS friends IN
fo1 .icui0r.
THAT he has taken the noted HolNe of Col.
= James Perry's. No 120, Thames.st trect, lsieiy
improved by Mt DOVE as Public House, and
winch he proposes to ecoommojst. Ladies and
Gentlemen who may do him the honor TO call Npon
him, with the best fare the markc; may afford No
exert'ons shall be wanting to crafty and oGlige--
The best Of Liquors will be ready At conmsnd, and
good keeping ofHorses constantly provided
GJrA few steady Borders (!sdies and gentlemen
can be accommodated in the best manner.
Newport Juiv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-17
New Stock of
Feather Beds and Feathers.
ABRAHAM RARKER,

ABRAHAM BARKER.
w Charles street
u EEPs constantly on hand quantity OF bes,
IN live Geese and Fowl Feathers--ano Feather
e. , from the lowest priced to the 6rst quslity.
Hso. N hand An sssotn'gpt - Mautcs.
sea, Of an kinds Jnlv z, 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-17
TO LET.

Hrd hossession gfven in1iedidfefy.
V,HAT well finished and convenient d~eIIing.
Il house, situated in MiIl.strcet. teeen,y occup.
ed by Capt. JAnss b. PHfLLirs, the House con.
tsins Ten apartments and good cellar kitchena
with an excellent weil Of water aud rain water, ciSd
tern IN the yard. out building suitable for wood
or chsise howse. For terms sppIyto
Julv n. 1919. THOMAS TOWNSEND.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-17

ELlZABE TIL BURLINGHAM,
ResheeJ Jniiy 'nforms her .J,ienas G n ;anbhc
THAT she comic les TO keep the Bo.7RDLNG-
, R0UsE (formerh KEEP, y tef neither, ANN
CoTTRsLL) and would be happy 20 accommodate
Der Old friends who should please 20 call Three
or four steady Bosrders viii be received very rea.
4onabiy Newport Oct. %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-17

Sehooi. Book. blanks, aud Sfefionory,
For sale, o, the-Hs.Ssore OF
GE ORCE WANTON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-17
Saeetmgs, LOTIONS e. 8om6azefts. !.
WM JAMES LILY.

I24 Tslmes.sveef
II As Just opened one thousaAd yards
4 l. Of american sbeetngs Cottons, over one yd
wide. from Is to ,s6 the yard bur very good for
10 the yard .1fso. complete assortmen, Of BON
hase,ts; lower than can be bought in Newport by
ane quarter
Newport, Oct. 27 1919
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NOTICE.

HI subscriber contemplating re-
n nova from this town. in few weeks, re-
guests al tliose indebed TO him by Note Book
Account 20 make immediate yment, snd those to
whom he IS indebted desired to call and receive
sheir demands. TIMOTHY PEGKHAM.
~. Who has 10 Let,
The three story Dwelling. House, situated on the
Northside OF Washington square, lately occupied
ey Capt Richard Barker, as Boarding House -
~aIso, rbe whole OF toe Dweling-House he now
occupies, directly opposite the state. House, with
TWO shops N 'front.'. suitable foe Grocery Stores
Ne xpprt. Oct. g.
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FOR SALE.

DEW No. 20, in the Rev. Mr. ELTos's Meeting.
L House
.9lso Military Equipments, suitsbie for field Of
hcer Apply TO Wn. JAMES TlLLEf.
Newport, sept 8. 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-17
LO1 OF LAND.

Lon sALR-s Lot Of Land. on Prospect.IIilI, be.
Z longing TO the subscriber. The price moder-
ate and the terms easy JOSEPH NoRTHUP.
Nevport. October
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-17
tnoa rHn sRi+rsa xosirox.

Description Of Parga and ifs fnAcSsS~ ~
Parga Is q small town on
Of Epirus surrounded with wan 4 G.
built ON conical rock, the basenS whll|l|
is washed on three sides by the sea; tH]
thus situated between two bays,. vi |icfl
sford landing places for the yh!pPihgl ~
the country. This fotttesx IS F4Y Iss<o.
by sort &c ci.ndcI, whesc' IN cbn] -
dant resides. 1t embraces a magn
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al9isfeitanp.
CESslON OF PARGA.

"a PALE OF fERRoR" AND or BAsrSxss.
The following .letsiIs one OF the most inter-
es,ine and aEecuns incidents ihs, modern
history affords.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-17

the bands Of All Pacha reached the walls.
no complaint was heard, no weeping, NO
curse, no murmur. The city received
its in6dcl garrison as Babylon or Palmyra.
sahies the Christian traveller in the de-
serr--nothmg brcsthed, nothing moved;
the houses were desoate, the nation was
extinct the bones Of the dead were coos
sumed to ashes. Yet this we are informt
ed, was sacrifice to "expediency !,ei
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-28

oert Youiu 5c matte at > O'Clock Y m this day.
The same hour was assigned for coming 10 ,he
choice o. a Treasurer, and a nomination list
suspended.
Gen. Chandler declined making his motion
10 reduce the pay ofmembers.
A commnnieaien was read from tic Hon
Renj amin Vanghan OF Hallcwell, relative TO
present Of Hoistein rheGt sent by Mr Weir.
american Consul, TO The agricultural Society
M MAINE, and notice given THAT il was ready
Cor distribution among The members,
Mr.. Stockbridge moved TO apend art. 4,
sect. 5. by adding after ministers Of the Cos
pei, {" those whose religious sentiments forbid
heir engaging in war;" which WAS lost
DR.. Rose, moved TO alter the said section by
striking on, the words " ordained and settled
which after co nsiderable desutory debate,
was carried li3 10 81.
The convention then proceeded 10 choice
ola Secretary Of State, pro seuspore. The
-ofes on the 6rst ballot were, for A. Ware.
ESQ. 1877, for II c. Vose. ESQ. I37. and 5
sca,iering. At the next balloting, the votes
we're for AJ'ur Wore. Esq. l5T--R. c. Voss
E.q. l32-aud Mr. Ware was declared e
ecied.
Judge Cong, proposed TO choose person
10 preach an election Sermon in May next ;
bot no question was taken.
Mr. Holmes, Chairman ofihe committee to
revise the constitution, reported that they had
proceeded as far as the 9th article, which
was read and accepted.
ar. johnson. Of Belfast, moved to insert in
Article Z, section 5, :" No able bodied male
citizen" &c. shall be exempt from military
duty winch motion was nega'ived
Adjourned 10 o'clock.
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PORTLAND GAZETTF.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER e8-4, P. M.

The great labour Of conden.ing and journal
ising the proceedings of the Convention, has
prevented US from attending to other subjects
In our account Of the proceedings we have been
Jed into several triing errors, that we shall en-
deavort 70 correct when that body adjourn., which
i expected TO take place Tomorrow.
Il was our intention to have given several
Speeches on each of the principal branches of
government, they took pIace-but BY recur-
Feuco TO our files, we believe our readers will ac-
q4ii Of any want Of exertion to afford them
ege5y Information our limits would admit Of.
We eaaounce with pleasure 10 those who are
anz5.s ID obtain full view, not only Of the pro-
caedinss Of the Convention. bat also ofthe gu.
ments and Speeches, that JEREMrAH PERLEY,
Tsq. The gentleman whe has reported for this
paper, has attende@ during the Whole sitting, for
the purpose Of obtaining this information-and
that he contcmplstes Publishing the whole in a
Volume ofo az 600 pages, IS soon as the nature
Of the Csc !, III admit.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-28
LIN GAZET FE atA
.z aAs SHIPPING LIST 49,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRIVALS.


Monday, Oct. 25, arrived brig Fame, Gardner
from Boston--schr. Recover, Deering, from
Georgetown.
7Hursday, Oct. %, arrived sloop Jones Hale,
Jones, from St. John, for Boston, with plaster.
CLFARANcEs.
FOREIGN Monday Oct. 25- brig Susan, Hubs
for st. Andre ws-schr. Msry-Ann, Prince, for
ST. John.
coAsTwlsE-.Nonday, Oct. 25-schr. Planet,
Prince, for Eastport.
Tuesday--sloop Betsey, Young, for Eastport.
Wednesday-sloop William, Stamford, for Bos-
ton-schr Rola, Pittee, for Alexandra-sloop
Caleb Strong, Sawyer, for Newyork.
1hursday--sloop Ranger, Smith, for Eastport.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
Schr Susan, IL days from Bath, has arrived at
Norfolk.-schr. Alpha, Hall, has CID for the
West Indies, at Norfolk.
Brig William. of Kennebunk, sailed from Ber-
muda 9th Sept. for Martinico.
Brig Charles, for Bath, 90 days out, was at
Moran Bay, Mart. Sept. %
.Sloop Hannah. Ulmer, for Thomaston, sailed
from Portsmouth last Tuesday.
Sch. Adveho, Pendleton, of Camden, Me. ar.
at Savannah from this port Oct. IA, in IL days.
Spoke off Charleston French brig dismasted,
bound into that port.
Sch. Catherine Singer, of Thomaston, I days
from Alexandra, with -four, arrived at Newbu-
ryport on Sunday last.
Ship Strafford, Rogers, Of Portsmouth, sailed fr
Hamburg Aug. &c, for New-York.
Brig Howard, of kennebugk, was at City Peint
10th inst. up for Liverpool.
The Castine Packet, Blodget, for Castine, CID
at Boston on Monday last.
Sch. Warren, of Kennebunk, adv. to sail for
Darien from New York 29th inst.
Sohr. News, earn, of Bath, was spoken Oct. e.,
-, 30 a., from 10. for
st. Thsmas.
Brig Caroline, Hubbs, ofthis port, was spoken
in lat. 81 Ion. e., 10th inst. 10 days from this
port for Bermuda,
Ship United States, 43 days from Wiscasset,
was spoken of Matanzas.
Brig Edwin, day. from this port for Marti-
nioue, was spoken 18th inst. lat 40, Ion 68.
schr Delaware, Freeman, of this port went a.
shore i'm the late Hurricane on E reef Of rocks at
st. Croix CIV. E.) after riding at anchor from
day light till 9 o'clock, capt. and crew saved.
Brig Casco, Larrabee, of this port, went ashore
at St. Pieres, Sept 81, in gale from :. w.
Out of 100 sail of vessels which were at anchor
in st. Thomas when the hurricane of the Est alt.
commenced, only three remained when it ceased,
viz-an English 80 gun ship, and Danish sch.
and sloop
There were in the port of Boston on Saturday
last, 40 ships 80 briggs, and 20 topsail schooners
exclusive Of fishing schrs. and slooPs.
The brig Factor, Cutran, from Havre to New
York, Is supposed to be lost. She had on board
so passengers, valuable cargo Of dry goods and
GO, 600 dollar, in specie. bale Of goods, known
70 have been on board, has been picked up at sea.
Philadelphia, Oei. 2l.-Arived, William
York, Portland 10 days. Cleared, brig Laurel,
Haskell, st. Andrews
.4ierandrfa, Oct. l9.-Arrived, schr. Thomas
Spalding, from ThomastOn, Lydia, Hicks, do.
Oei. 3-Lst. %, Ion. 50, low deck brig To-
tons loaded with lumber was fallen in with-tht
crew had derserted her.
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Books and an ELEGANT Git Let.

tered S'gn for Circulating Library!!
k'OR sale at less than half the cost price and a
Il great bargain to any person wishing to es-
taoiish New Circulating Lbrary-probably
such another opportunity may not be met with
In the course ola man S life
Upwards Of 40 Volumes Of BOOKS, imported
expressly for New Circulating Library, and will
alone be sufficient for any country establishment.
oeins choice selection Of Eooks-consisting f
MEMOIRS, History, Natural H,s,o,y, Divlaity,
Nouels and Romances, sc
productions Of the best Authors, ne arly new, and
Lyndon editions, well half bound, and many with
cali backs and corners with cloth ioints--not a
set OF Books in the U. States snore firmly bound
for the purpose.-The sign is painted in the most
mastery style. For particulars, if by letter, post
paid to G. sTlMsON, Jun. Book binder,
Exchange-Street, Boston, will be duly atten-
ded to.
OrAn active. steady young MAN, to canvass
for subscribers, may meet with employment, by
applying as above.--Letters post paid.
Boston Oct 70
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DIED.

At the Bay Of ct. Louis, Lieut. Isaac E. Craig,
fourth son of Major Isaac Craig. He was killed
in a duel with another officer Of the army.
correspondent has communicated the follow
ing obituary notice of the Rev. JONATHAN ScoTT,
Of Minot, whose death was noticed IN our last -
"He has been laborious, able and faithful Min
lister Of the New Testament. To a. afiectionate
family and Church, and numerous people in the
vicinity his departure has occasoned great loss
and it is hoped that having sustained great la
Dor. endured much affection and many trials, he
is now inheriting the promises"
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Other htEBg goa 6IloU care place
Letters from spain say -" The refusal OF Fer
,nand 10 ratiiy the treaty ofcession arose from his
aelicacv towards his young and beautiful betroth
"a bride. He could not he said. Immediately
before his nuptials deteriorate tue empire over
which ne hal invited her 10 become the Queen !;
snd therefore determined to refuse his SANCTION TO
the cession, until he could have an opportunity
to explain TO her in person the policy aud neces-
sty Of the measuTe.'' The Spanish King enter
ID his 56th year, he 1911 Of the month. Gent,
By late Paris papers it appears that the ties Of
arecton between the old Marshals, who served
uader Buonaparte, and Louis 18th, continued to
= stronger daily. They hold the most respon,
Offices, and sustain The rights Of the crown
,..or and uni ormity. Ofthe last appoint
the Duke d'Albufera, [Suchet] to be
" III to the Ottoman Porte.
arss Of Royigo had arrived in Paris,
-..v btain from the King the reversal
ofdeath, par contannace, passed
srhusband lSAvORTl in 1915. She
Jose .e S pardoned and permitted to
.aace, that ne will not be exceeded in
.'--y BY any u his ex-b-o;hsr officers.
Tss son Of the famous Mad Manson has been
4s-.tted to tie r7,al school ot Il. CyF,-ibid.
Tie Legislature Of New hampshire have pas
rs A law which orl1es Doctors to do military
lety. a writer ther. hopes those who voted for
y VIII he taken with the bilious ehoite or spotted
Jersr when the next training occurs.
The facctious Editor Of the Salem Castle, ia
speaking Of the residence which Our new Constr
tuition requires as a qualification for voters, says,
1T is certainly moderate and rea sonahie-and
not a much longer time than vessels from he Le-
want or the Barbary coast obliged to ride quar-
antine in most European ports"
The surgeon of the French frigate hrethusa,
while lying at Annapolis, few days since, trans
mitted for publication in the Gazette the follow
ing re nlarkable cures =
= During our stay at Annapolis, great many
Of the French frigate Arethusa's crew were at
tao K ed with cholera morbus, which was quickly
put 4 stop to by the use Of rice water, very
strong with much sugar and little laudanum
In il, drank plentifully. Out OF one undred
and forty sick, only one died."
The Mayor Of New-York has issued procla-
nation, declaring that city free from any Pesti-
lence, malignant, iniet tious or contagious dis
ease.
The great quantity Of Potatoes which have
poured into the Philadelphia market, have
Knocked down that article to 40 cts. and they
are still declining.
Abr. Copp, Of New-Jersey, has been amerced
in verdict OF COCO dollars, IN an acton for cra'n
On with farmers wife:
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SkrQued or NLnZen

the sixteenth insi. from the enclosure o.
~ Capt. lEoMAs scoFuLL in Harps,ccH I
JNSE t1at may be known by The following
mafks;--coiour da K brown--three white feet
Two - ee "hne spots on hi5 back occasionec
~ tpe friction 81 the sadle-recently trimmed
square "ock--'hod with shoes marked j. NJ
'ro" ~ Whoever VII eturl said horse TO thu
owne IN I'VE" Gloucester Upper Corner, $50 called,
or give INF" nation so that he may obtain him
shall &c gene ously rewa ,led.
JO>EPH MANNING
New-ul,Icester, Oct. 24,h 1919.
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NOTICE.

- Or1cE il hereby givnro holders Of Biz. Of
tue PORTLAND BANK hst the time al
lowed ~ law for eIohng The concerns e that IN
h'tu will erprs Oh The seventh day Of Febru
AIRY next A. which time finai divideod muff be
made among the fockh1eeu aud no bills can be
psio ate 'ha' period. All holders OF bills there
tore on thar BarS, are requelted TO prefer hem
PRIOR to tina. day fo- payment. At the Bank ofPort
land ia'e'y incorporated, here provifon is made
Tor their redemption. 46v B. POTTER
Msrcn rs 1919 Lgsaf fav fbe PoYtiond Band
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NHR .ub,cribsr hereby gives public notice to
i all concerned, that she has been duy ap
pointed and taken upon hefislf the tru~ Of ex
scutr,x of the last Will and Testament of
EPHRAIM GRAHAM,
late of Brunsvieh. in the county Of Cumberland,
Yeomau. deceased, by giving bond - rhe law d.
fects-she therefore resassu oil Persons Who are
.debted 20 the said deeessed's estate to make i'm
mediate payment and those who have auy de-
u,nds thereon, to exhibit the same for payment
SARAH i GRAHAM.
mark,
H,rn@virr SeDg rs, 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-28
NOTICE.

THE subscriber cautions All persons ~, u 4,
Il Dor or trust kEBECCA his wife q, boba.
LEFT bis bed ard hoar) his account as ~ Il ~
termined not 10 pay any debts Of her cou,rac,ine
after this dale EDMUND WFRPER
WATERFORD. Oct. 25. 1919