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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-20
Fifty Thousand -Dollars
1000 dollar Prizes.

Besides which, this unparalleled Lot.
terry contains Seventy Thousand Dol.
lars in prizes Of 500, loo, So, and 2
dollars,
Six thousand tickets will he entitled
each to TWO CHANCES, and every
adHentHrer, who bays early, and whose
numGcr shall be drawn in the first SIX
teen drawings, is hereby WARRANT
Ed either prize or a. second CHANCE
gratis.
Price Of Tickets
Whole tickets IL 90 Quarters 3. 90
Halves 6 90 | Eighths + SO
Orders for tickets and shares from
any part of the Union will be promptly
attended to, il forwarded to
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-20

Lottery $ Erchanse Office,
Pennsylvania .4peane, Washington City,
S. {. NJ. .ALLEN
Have had the pleasure of selling and pay
ing the cash for the highest prizes ever OBJ
tanned in America, viz:
100000, 5 of 1000, 9 of $4,000, 8 of
90, 900 dollars, &c. sc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-20
Pennsylvania
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.

EIGHTH CLASS,
POSITIVELY to commence draw
L ing in the city of Philadelphia, in
October next.
SOLOMON .RLLEN-.Manager,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12
JOHN DYRE,
No. LOG, IHAMss- SgREE1,


II AS Just received new Assortment
l. l. Of GOODS. OF which he will sell cheap for
lash --.s~o,g them arc:-
Blue. 0lsck aed MKT Brosdcloths blue,
black. mix'd aud drab Csssimeres. black Pelese
cloths. Sattine,,s and Bombszetts, black, white.
rcd aud yellow Fisnneis vcsiings black Bomba
zsea, Italian Grape, synshsws aud sarsnettss black
cashmere Shawls black Damssk do. white Cotton
do wnh meriIo borders black Barcelona Hand
kerchiefs bandanno. flag and cotton do black and
colofed Canton Grapes silk and tabby Velvets /,
black Csmhric ladies black beaver, silk and kid
Gloves gent!emen's beaver Gloves; ladies' black
and slate wors,ed Hose gentemens black do In
di4 Co,tons stcam.oom shiriings white Cambrics
4 x "a jacoue, Cambria; book, India book 4 leno
dnsns mui null; Ladies' white cambric Hand
kerehefs. Diniles. furniture Dimities ! carlisle
6ughams 6-4 Caiicoes cotton Dsmssk buttons
ot al kinds silver eyed Needles pound, paper <
oox Pins gorsted bindings tapes. ribhons. cotton
Sails in boxes, cf supe.ior quality Velve, bind,
7ngs sewing silk and twist knitting pins, scissors,
zen knives. combs, &c sc &c.
Cotton Fu,s, 5. 4 5 8, and threaded,
cotton threads bobbins miilinett, Bonet paper and
wire Oil-coths. Us,breiiss, Gurnsey Frocks, sas.
penders, &c &c sc.
ALSO --Anie ficap Cottons, from Cd 10 25
.ents per yard. Ginghams, Chez, sc &C &c
Ihe above Goods, will be sol1 very cheap
- c h, Nv 10
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PubHe Nota,y's OD4c,.
ABRAHAM THUkSION

INFORMS his friends and the public,
i that he has opened an Office neal
iownsend's Hotel, in the rear of the
store occupied by VIM, II. tIathbone,
and offers his services as a Public No
tary. He will also attend to the duties
OF a Justice of the Peace. AS he intends
devoting his time to the above business,
and has no other employment to occupy
his attention, ne soliciis share thereof,
with assurances that every attention shall
be paid to any business placed in his
hands.
Newport, Jan. 10. 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12
Liverpool Earthen Ware. !,
ARCHIBALD MUNRO s. Co.
H.ps lasf rfee vfd

ARCHIBALD MUNRO S. Cc.
Haps y4sf rese ttd
so crates well assorted r.artheE WaTe,
particularly selected 70. this maikei, consist.
ing Of "a
Ede'd and C.. { ID shes and b akees, 9, 10,
H. -, Is, l4.ns l6 ,7pnd i8 inches.
Edged andC {. Plates
do. do. wfless A
do. do. MutTos,7, s snd ia
ches.
Best blue printed Plates, Twn. IS and
Mullins
do, do Dishes, Bakers, Ec.
do. do Teas, Be~ies epd .sucers. =
do. do Jugs, 10 "a
do. do. lea pots, sDgA an Gems.
do. d. BOWS, 8, 4. g. 10 ond a..
Eoameled Teas, Tea pots, sos an1
creams.
do Jugs, bowls, aud bowis and ssaesis.
c. jugs, nowi4, S. &c. N.gfl ew
wpo' NY 10 1919 m 4.4Rs..> Ia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12
GOOD blue check d American G.n,

~ hams. Cor shilling per yard
t.ood ;mercan Cbex, or shilling
Carlisle Ginghams, is6 ~ American sheetinps
for 90 cents
Plaid undress'd Waterloo cscocs, for 1s6
Imitation Shaws ssan for only $50 one quarter
the old price
Eegaet bue, black brown and lead soIor'd Pc.
lisse Cloths
Canton Grapes black Lutstrings and Sarsnets
With sariety Of other very Cheap Goops not
men,ioncd. d.rher od friends and the public are ~.
vited to call and se great deal )or Gte .,foney
Newpori, ~, Is 3,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12

NE0RGE wANrON has JUS received from ths
~ Ms"uiactory ot lyes~ While, Nv fofk
Gcnllenens supe, tine fashionable Hats uart ans-
ed Of she best qa,ity aud nor 20 fade IA wsarins.
Meas Hats, wssh ss,ue Brims
.itso, low priced Napt s. Castor hats. Youths &
Chillrens Hats, of every description and psl,e.
PAPER HANS,NGs
handsome sssor,ment OF cheap aud elegant
Paper Hangings, Tor rooms ana window cula.ns
jusl received and tor safe as above
Newport. Apri 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12
TABLE BEER.

IoHN d. LYON having been appointed Agent OF
the Providence Brewery, for this town, Wi
keep constantly on hand, q supply of Strong and
Table BEER, IN whole and halt barrels or Gro
cees and families supplied on the same terms. as al
the brewery
Gsrdner's wharf Dec 4, 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12
John DYRE,

NO. loo 7hanses Sfyeef.
LAS Just received 500 yds Of American Cotton
III shiv.spgs. unbIesehed, which he will sell
yery low Newport. March oh, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N0fice.

THE Hon Court OF Probate Of the town Of New
1 port. hsving appointed the subscriber Admin.
is,ratpr. with The VIII annexed, on the goods sDo
estate Of SARAH REDWOOD, late a: said Ne~pori
widow, deceased, and he having qualified himself
sccordiug to law requests all persons who have sry
demands against said estate, 10 present them 10 ham
for pay ment and all persons who are indebted, un
to the estate of saih SssaL Redsssd are requested
to pay the 10 the sYoss ribcr. vitbou, delay
SOLOMON TOWNSEND,
-adnniHrsfsr. ri.l-see yS.H -nnere1 ,
( Newport. Nj. -. .Sl9. XoA =.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12
MOI ICE.

lanes TOWNSEND. informs his friends and
the public, that he has employed an experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS.
and is ready to attend the calls Of his old Gus.
toners aud FrieDds-in. smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punctusIiy attended
to-caii at the Chambers over his Store, north
corner OF BanDister's-whsrf
Newport, March 80 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12

port OF the Navy OF tho United states, To
the year one thousand eight hundred aud
twenty.
BE IL enacted BY the Senate and House
9f Representatives. Of the United Sf0tes
Of America, in Congress assembled, That /,
for deiraying the expences of the nav. !,
for the year one thousand eight hundred
and twenty, the following sums be, and
the same are hereby, respectively appro-
Priated:
For pay and subsistence of the officers
and pay of the seamen. nine hundfed and
eighty nine thousand three hundred and
twenty dollars.
For the provisions, four hundred and
fifteen thousand one hundred and eighty :
seven dollars.
For medicines, hospital stores. and AL
expcnces on account OF the sick, includ-
ing the marine corps, thirty six thousand
dollars.
For repairs of vessels, four hundred
and eighty four thousand dollars.
For store-rent, freight. transportation,
enlistment of seamen, and all other con-
tingent expences, two hundred and forty
thousand dollars.
For Improvement Of navy yards, docks
and wharveS, pay OF superintendeuts,
store keepers, clerks and laborers, one
hundred thousand dollars.
For payment OF contracts made for
shells and shot, and for military stores,
&fty thousand dollars.
For pay and subsistence of the marine
corps, one hundred and sevcnty-sevcn
thousand two hundred and twenty -eight
dollars.
For clothing the same, twenty seven
thousand two hundred and five dollars.
For contingent expences OF the same,
twenty thousand dollars.
For military stores. one thousand dol
lars.
Sec 2. And be it further enacted,
That the several appropriations hereinbe-
fore made, shall be paid out OF any money
in the Treasury, not otherwise appro-
priated.
Washington, March IL, 1920.
Approved, JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT to authorize the President Of the
United States TO appoint Receiver Of the
public moneys and Register OF the land Of
Zee for the district of Lswrence county, in
the Atksnsas Territory
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of the United STATES
Of Ameriea in CONGRESS- assembled, 'rha,
the President of the United states be,
and he is hereby authorized to appoint a
Receiver of the public moneys and Reg
lister of the land Office, for the district ol
Lawrence county, in the Arkansas Ter
ritory.
Sec. 9. And be IT further enacted,
That any person having claim to right
of pre-emption within the slid district,
shall make known his claim and location,
according to the provisions of the laws
now in force, TO the Register, at least six
weeks before the time to be designated
by the President Of the United States lor
issuing patents TO the soldiers Of the late
army, entitled to bounty land in said dis
trict.
Washington, March, IL, 1920
Approved, JAMES MONROE.
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DIR. RELIES
SJ'Hgh.gfjt.p}f

I'll
As . Prs1 Of .~hith fhs jotlo,ying aierrsiss fnfsy
are subn,,.d W rnDi,, pes.sssi
HJs M SfEthON.
OF Hanover. was y years sfhiotsd with ,ieent
pam in his rgA breast, sttsndsu ~, une vii gltat
difficulty Of breathing, and wholly hcapsbtt - x.
tending business, after having treo in vslr -. otiltf
medicines, was cured and his health perfect, reg
tored by 2 boxes Of hose pills
Myr AN ELDERLY LADY
Her daughter and grand-daughtet of 1Hostccj
were each dresdfu.y sIlittsd with as,hn,a snd d f.
Guilty of breathing. we're ell at then cured and 70.
stor' d TO feet health by7 boxes
Judge -, OF salem, had been many ytsis ssl
vcreIy afflicted With violent cough aud dinieulty
Of breathing, was cured BY 2 hpx.s his sleep wsS
restored on the second night. which hsG be,t b,cEs
en- for many years
A Ladv Of Bosfon : turned Of So was ses,rel,
afflicted with cough. pain in the side, h tunes sp,f:
ting Of blood could not lie down ia heF be- ior,f
years could not sleep bu, at short inter,ss VAS re-
stored to perfect hesit' on tsking boxes
These Pills give insanse cape m all coughs, tols!sS
asthmas difficulty Of breathing, wheeling. light.
ness Of the chest, strained stomach. eensun,pt,oDJ
pain in the side, splitting Of blood, cbiIiiness and
shiverngs, the forerunners OF malignant ftvffs &c
common colds removed in few hours, The aged
will experience relief equally Agreeable and ns,st,
aneous even when the lungs are effected, O. .1sH
for Dr Reife's Asthmstic Pills One Sog eonfnfns
rim u bias frequently Effects cars. 10 brepenf nm
fyssliou, the outside printed wrapper is signeJ W.
r Conway"- Obserpe fhis ds you paine hedhh Pre-
pared and sold wholesale BY the sole proprietor,
w r Conway, chemist, No !, Bums,ead PLACE.
Common. street. Boston. & BY special srpontren, bJ
SAMUEL w. VIkSON, Drnggi.f,
it No. 40, Tbames.street, Newport,
Aiso. b. 3.t tf.sss,st.
L<muei w Briggs, Brinsfs Hercules Whitney,
n Mason, ProDidencss D,st Howes HD'dftmS
Greene, .vew. Lsndos Isssc ID. Bull. Haryo,d; asd
most druggists, book sellers and poss-mss'srs Iro,
ou, ,b. United States. wbsre may he bad ~ those
;ustiv eaeemed and highly approved . Nedminess''
prebared nv w T. Conway. Price One Dollar, or
ak boxes for FIVE dollars. boxes for nine doIars
,od I2 dozen bottles tor 100 dollars.
Dec. 3, 1917. ~ (H)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-12
NOTICE.

THE subscriber, offers his services to
a the public in general and his friends in par
ticular, in drawing aud executing Deeds. Mortgs
-ges, Leases, Agreements. Indentures. Powers Of
Attorney. Bonds and AL other instrgr1e 1ents Of writ
ing. generally necessary IN the transaction of bust
ness His ofice is open from o'clock in the morn.
ing until O'Clock in the evening, any business IN
the above line, placed in his hands, win meet with
immediate attention A. TBURSTON.
Newport, February 9, 1890
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Comn,issiioneys' Nofiee.

Comnnssioner' Notice.
NE. the suD,eribe", having been appointed ~
w the Hon Cour, Of Probate. for The town ~
Newport, IN the county Of Newport conn 'ss'oa-
ers 20 receive examine and just the claims e sinss
M TT GEORGE JOHNSON.
late of Newport, the county OF Newport. deeeaseds
Sc pre- .enied osoven, d. hereby give es'ee hstAix
months from the 9th inst are allowed tn The etedi-
tors Of said Este bring in and prove the'rfespec.
i've claims and that We will attend fot that puiroses
., our D, spec,ive dwellings any time dur'or sid
period. lr
WILLIAM srrvEN, ''"""'"e's
All persons ,ls,t are indebted 60 the Estate ~
.aid decea.ed are called upon TO make mnsd'st0
payment 10 ~
DANIEL DEvHAw, Jadw'risra's' 'rin sAs
4 USu ss.sssd
Newport. March 1890
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LAWS.
EpUsLIsHED BY AUTHORITY ]

AN ACT mak,ng appropriations for the su.
por, Of the Navy of tho United States, 70
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THE Ne1o- London and. HART ord
MAIL STAGE,

HILL RUv rs FOLLOWSs
TT will leave New London at q O'Clock
L 4 VI every Tuesday and Tbnrsds, for Hart
I'D r viii leave Hartford 1T o'clock A N. ev-
cry Wednesday aud Friday for Hew London
Good Horses and Carriages. fufn,shei 10 convey
passe"gers besween each. City S<stsssd above, b.
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10 aHhtoss s9a0 conc svifA Cash in hand.
WM. JAMES TILLEY,

No i24, 7hames-sveef.
HAS just received complete Assort-
i Il ment Of super6ne, fne ard commo6 blue.
black. brown. olive. green and mkt Broadcloths &
Cassimeres, Also, = complete Assortment cf Bonn,
bszetts and American Goods, few brAss lamps
and few more pieces Of those very cheap shear and
emo Musisas, all Of which cen be bought low for
the above mentioned precious article.
Newport Feb % 1920.
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~ HEN cure Tor one dollar, or a. most for VI
w dollars, can be obtaucd tor cough, .cJl
asinms difficulty Of breathing. ng,rtss a. thS
chest, wheeling, pam IN tue side, spi,ng ionS!
strained stomach, &e. must il no, be a MATES II
surprize that We see the obituary daily sw.,nu NTH
deaths occas,oned principally BY eoIds On an ars4.
age az least .'t Il ..s. Y iss.,t,et
froni taking cold comuen. ing with cough, then d,m
Guilty Of breathing and pam IN ihe SIDE. A. l.hkui
the luags become aiFected, consumr,ior ensues. I'D
death closes the scene Alas! TOO often. du,s pte,
judice ny Listening TO some and sdep piuk he opif;
ION OF others, prevail; theleby prevent,nI his ~
sach medicines 40 nigh, afford relief. uhde az
idea hat no relici can be obtained Sest,, cos
occurs but ma. DC relieved by the melt, app'ita!
tion of ~
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-28
GYRich Jewetr,y, sc.
JUST RECEIVED. AND FOR SALE BIT
ELEAZAR WYER,

At the GREEN SroaE... ...Erchange-Street,
A GENERAL assortment of GOODS, in his
"A line--among which ere
: Elegant Pearl, Amethyst, To-
paz. Ghrysta, Jet aud Paste x iR-RfNh5-
Pms and Finger Rings, IN sets to match Cornelian
Crosses---Goid Hesrts-Friendship Finger Rings
Gold Neck Cha;as-ornamented Visiting Cards
fold. Silver and Gilt Watch Chains, Keys and
Sea,--t;l, Bag Tops, Clasps aud Snaps-pla,ed
se,sCandlestick, snnifers and Irays-cut glass and
common castors-ricb japanned tea Trays-Dri.-
ania and polished tin ieapots-slver aud steel
Specracles--whiie and green Goggles, &c. Ks.
.4iso-On hand Us usual
Warranted Gold Necklaces-Silyer Table
Desert Coffee aud Tea Spoon'--sugar Tong
fhiinbles. Perc,l Case. and Tooth Picks. &c. &,
together with II variety of FANCY ARTICLES,
which make. his assor meat complete, aud III be
sold upon ii, most liberal Terms
dJIsCom.fry Yradsrs, ,eho purchase 10 sell again
aeW bs supplied as u,ua! al sush pr0es as cannot
fail 10 pieass.
TO BIZ LET
ONE bali OF brick Dwsiiins-House.-En'
quire above, II of Mr.. fuos. W AnRFN.
Nor. 90.
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NEW G0ODS-Very Cheap.
JOSEPH HARROD

Is this day opelia : for sale a great variety Of
Sea..aahle Goods, among which are
Imperial Ssxen-Cie, u ses and Blue,
superfas aud fine bro,dc,ath, aud Cashmere,
Superiue aud common kes-eys--Doffills,
Ioenelte and swsnsdown Vessng,
I Bale Blk. and ColoreJ BoGbazeits-Scotcb
and Tartan pis,d,
Figured aud Tented Bombaxet,.,
Csmblets for Gent. cioaks-ca.imere shawls,
81 and IA Calicos.-Caa.bsics Mus
Inns,
Mu.l ms Plane and Fis'd great variety,
Blk and Color I'd Silk aud iabLy Voivets-Coi-
Gent. s,it, Wors,ed, aud Cotton whole and
half Hose,
Ladies' Six. Wor.ifa sDi Cotton Io.s,
Gent and Lsdies Gloves LlDed aud Uulined an
assrtmeB',
NIX aud c,losel BDnbsxiae Blk siachaw and
shrsne,,
BIZ aud Nazsrine Bne Ievantine ex,r, qnai
I Bale Dark India calieoes,
I BIZ s..nsted Fl,anels -Colorai B,rk.ngs,
= B l., CT sh.--l DO. American 5srdng,,
4. DO. 5lssclsI and Uableached Msithala Cot
tons,
BIZ. Italian aud Freneh cr,pcs--Nsnkin and
Cans-n do.
Meriuo TRIMMINGS variety; Ribbons an assos.-
meni,
fca.e al Iri.h Line, (fhompsoa'. Hlcacb,)
Linen Csfsbsie--do. Bsajss rch.ef-,
Cotton ilsss great ysrlei, -Baiton., sc. &c.
-.lo, Dc lCn B DLTING CLOTHS
of = Superos qualify fs'm No. / To IL, at ihs
Boon Prices.
Tho above Goods VIII 10 sold very eacsp for
Cash DOLLY.
Nv. 81, 1890. tsai.)
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In Harpswell, ON the 9th inst. very suddenly,
Mr. Arthur Nc. Danielson, formerly of Barring.
ton N. II. aged about So.
In Fayette, Rev. Cyrus Baldwin, aged Sd.
In Chesterville, drowned, Mr.. John ii. Gould,
aged 81.
Mrs. HANNAH GooDISG, aged 90, whose
death was noticed in one of our late papers, was
hopefully converted to the christian religion at
the age Ollie, under the preaching of the cele-
brated 1r. Whitfield. Her descendants were
IA childrea-62 grand children-151 great grand
childrsn-and great great grand children, max
ing 233 in the whole.
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MARRIED.

In this town, by the Rev. Mr.. Murdoch, MIR.
LoRusc VARsEy, to Miss HARRIET, daughter
Of Mr.. Asa Plummer.
In this town. Mr.. JAMES HAYES Of New York,
TO Miss SARAH PArrERsoS of this town.
In Arundel, on Thursday last, by the Rev. J.
p. Fessenden, vi. Joseph Tinim, aged 90, to Mrs.
Hannah Andrews. aged SO.
In Marlborough, on Tuesday last, by the
Rev. Mr. Mitchell, Mr.. Horace Rawson, to Miss
Mary Low Barnard, both of that place.
In nallowell, Alphess Lyon Esq. of Water
VILE, to Miss Mary Evans, daughter OF Daniel
Evans, Esq.
In Augusta, Mr. Peabody II. Rice. Of Mount
Vernon, to Miss Sally Hsvey, daughter Of John
Hovsy, Esq.
In Lvermore, on the 18th inst. by Ruel Wash
burn, Esq. Mr.. David Morse, 10 Miss Susanna
Leverett.
In Paynham. Mass Oct. 10, Ruel Washburn,
ESQ. Of Livermors, Me. to Miss Della King.
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DIED.


At Augusta the 18th in. In the ooh Of his age, Mr.
sEoRGE HOWE vosE second NJ the late solomon vose
Mi funeral obsequies Saturday the 18th inst.
by bereayed and three surviving hrohers together
with the Augusta Union Society and nearly all his classmates
besides large number ofhe friends Of the decreased
The efhis lovely youth viii long be cherished with
peculiar delight He endowed by nature with strong and
vigorous mind which highly cultivated by reading and
Section He possessed inestngshahe thirst for knowledge
and engaged with aror In his studies ill the vital current
tainted by disease and his feeble pulse had almost ceased to
beat His natural disposition amiable his youthful de-
escaped his lips; where praise undeseed, he would
nothing Modest and unassuming In his disposition least salts
tspng the Of WORLD he seldom mingled In the social
circle ann his intimate friends alone able speak his worth
But the frost Of death has wthered the blooming lower lie
whose prospects were but few DAYS since as i as ourshe
Who iondy anticipating the da5 when he should have CON-
sed bis collegiate eoursehe whose talents and aequs
were eages u future em'nene and whose upright ana ami
able conduct commanded our respect and engaged our alice
nn has passed the o and left his ntime
enn ne nno longer 10 ado NE sahs 81 .oiense-o mort
to enen the circles Of friendship Ills rapd decline reminds
u that The cord which life Is suspended j. feeble indeed
HE the SPIDERS mos.a-nuated thread" 10 him his Alma
ar aud particularly the class TO which he belonged
NE nan benevolent aud Theological Societies IN College
s the augusta Union Society Of Augusta have lost an amae
AMI highly respected member science assiduous 'oary me
sod promising gens and his numerous friends aud rea-
tons the Frightening their future hopes Bui tho pos
seh OF every agreeable qualification which could endesr u
ma circle 81 friends and tho 10 huan view bs HE
was bameess his without stain, he convinced
and in his last moments stated TO his friends that mere moral
eeude security in the hour of dissouton that e death
md su'erngs of Christ sufficient recommend him
ohe OF his final Judge. II the kind the aheconate the
oessw daring prof gate the bold blaphemer and
me- henlioas praiigai emhle Ia prospect Of retrboi'e justice
ut the grim Messenger baste tue bgd of ael PROMISE
onenes OF Affection human egetions could rescue him
m The iomband restore him to his friends and the world nus
m has set In the mild radiance Of his morning glory and
Ne vivid glow expectation ii onoe excited though
nsgahsd forever It'll. lives in memory, temper the pogn-
Wy OIL anguish, and sweeten the oupof sorrow.
@Abi could esteem or admiration
So dear object from the unniely grave,
This transcript faint had assayee "a tell
The loss of one beloved reyered SC we'll"
Al West Point, N. Y. on the 20th ult. after an
alhes often days, Cadet CHRisroPHER WEBER,
eed q years, sou ofCapt. Chri'topf II Weber
dCavaudish. VT.
In Hsllewsll, a child Of Mr.. Charlie. X. Snow.
'ssd months.
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THE subscriber hereby give public notice 20 all
L concerned, that she has been duly apPointsd
and taken upon herself the rue Of adminitra,ris
of the slAts Of
JOHN HAGGET,
late of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland,
Chsirmsksr, deceased, by giving bond as he law
directs she thsrefots quests all persons who
are indebted to he said d.css.ea's estate TO make
immediate psynsnt and those who have any de
msuds thereon, 10 eshib;s the zane Tor settlement
10 CHARLOTTE HAG0Er.
Portland, November 70, 1890.
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t'FiB subscriber. hereby givss public notice to
> all concerned, that they have been duly appoint
ed aas taken upon themselves ths trust OF Execu-
tors Of the l2a Will and Tsstsmsnt Of
CHARLES VIII MARSH,
late of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland,
Rope ma e., deceased, by giving bond ss the law
diree.-Thsy therefore request all p:'ios' whe
are indebted to the aid decsA.ed's estate TO make
immediate payment ; aud those who have any
demand. thereon, 70 eIhibir the same for settle
ment 10 JOSEPH LANE.
SALLY LANE.
Portland, November 22 1890.