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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-18

LATEST FROM EURoY.

--LATEST Nun kGAOEEs
The ship Thomas Gibbon, left the Texel
on the 4th OF May. Captain Allen informs
us, that about the time of his sailing, he ac-
counts from France indicated much warmth
ofpolitical feeling. Some very animated de-
bates bad taken place in the legislative bo.
dies, and strong desire had been manifest
ed on the part OF many members, for change
in the present constitution of France.
Extract Of letter 10 a mercantile house in
this city, by the Thomas Gibbons.
".1m.erdGm, May II.
The supplies received during spring from,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-18
From, the Savannah Georgian, july J.

From the Sa9annah Georgian, July ,.
The United States revenue cutter Dallas,
Captain Jackson, arrived at tins port yester'
day morning, from eruize, having tell IN
with, captured, aud carried into st. Mays,
the brig Gen. Ramez, which is the same YES
sci reported by the sloop Hermit, on the 4th
inst. The General Ranez is prize to
patriot priva.eer fitted out al Baltimore in
December last, and commanded by Captain
Medcalf. She has on board ESQ slaves mounts
10 guns, and was manned with 28 men. The
original papers of the Gen Ramez are not to
be found, consequently her national charac-
ter cannot be ascertained, but It's supposed
to be Spanish. This is the same vessel that
took Mr.. Coppinger from on board the schr.
Mary.
Twenty .seyen Of the crew of the above
brig were brought before the mayor yester-
day, between and 2 O'Clock tor examina-
ton, and afterwards committed to prison.]
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-18
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

BY Capt. Sutton, who arrived at Forts
month on the 7th inst from Buenos Ayres.
which he left on the 10th Of May. we learn.
saws the Oracle, that that place had long
been in state OF commotion from the con.
flicting interests of the different chiefs. The
government had been five times changed
during his stay there. Puerrydon, who had
governed for length Of time had month
before lett that place for Monte Video. with
a large properly, Artigas declaring he would
not make peace while be was in Office. Ra'
mirez and Carrera. the mountain-generaIs,
who commanded Is or 1000 troops. had a
few days before taken possession OF Buenos
Ayres and thrown Sarratea, the governor, in
prison. A stop was in consequence pot to
all kinds of business, and the inhabitants
were fast quitting the place. Thirty fam''
lies removed to Monte Video three days bee
fore Capt. Sutton sailed.
A lady of the name Of Stephenson, who
has been resident at Pimlico many years,
died lately. She was always complaining
OF her income being so small as to be scarce
y sufficient tor her maintenance. Her ex-
ecutors, however, TO their great surprize,
discovered, upon searching her premises, up
wards Of 1000 pounds in bank notes, many
of which bear the name Of" Abraham New
land" and three hundred guineas in gold.
4 curious discovery has been made since
il was determined to remodel the crown
Several of the large gems, we have not
learned how many. tnrn out TO be paste. II
is supposed that this fraud was committed as
tar back as the time of Charles II. That
there are few real gems in the sceptres, was
known some years since. ILondon pap,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-18
ALBERTO.
Boston, July II.

4 ~ I DVS1UU, Sw1y AZ
The persons charged with being engaged
IN the slave trade, taken on board the schrs.
Plattsburgh. Science and Endymion, were
on Saturday brought up jor further examina-
ton before the Hon. judge Davis. Their
names are as follows, viz. Joseph F. Smith,
The reputed master OF the Plattsburgh, an
American, from Baltimore; John Lewis. a
Frenchman. John Vogle.a German; John
Thomas, black man, born at sea on board
an English vessel; John Williams, black,
WIN. Smith. George Sager, Swede. Peter
Johnson, a Prussan, Antonio Bonesario, an
Indian, John Delacruiz, native of Manila,
Domingo Anabrosio, native OF Manila,
Francis Fernandez, Joseph Martino, all sea-
men of the Plattsburgh; Adolphus Lacoste,
reputed master OF the Science, Frenchman;
Emanuel Fernandez, Antonio Consoles, Jo-
self Joachim. seamen Of the Science; anu
Kemp Sou,heomb, seam an of the Endymion,
native of Virginia.
Peter Johnson was held to recognize in the
SUN OF 1000 dolls. to appear as witness on
the trial OF the others, and all the others to
take their trial at the next court, the two
masters in the sum of 5000 dollars each, and
The seamen 5000 dollars each. For want
Of sure,ies they were all committed to gaol.
- lRepertory.
Charleston, Jaly 10.
RECRUITS APPhEHENDED.
We take pleasure in stating that 10 men,
who, il appears, had in violation of the laws
Of the U. States, been enlisted in this city
for the Patriot brig Wilson, and who with a
lieutenant and two landlords, were proceed
ing tojoin that vessel of the bar on Friday
night, have been apprehended and were
committed to gaol OH Saturday afternoon.
Lieut.. M'Clunie, ct the U. States schnr.
Revenge, had on Friday evening received
information that they would embark that
night in certain small sloop; aud he. in
concert with Capt. Matthews, OF the revenue
cutter Gallaiin. promptly adopted measures
for their capture. A boat with an oficerand
crew was dispatched from each vessel, and
dropped down below Sulivan's Island. A.
bout i2 o'clock, the sloop was discerned
standing for the north channel-was hailed
by the boat under Lieut.. M'Clunie. boarded
and taken possession OF. Her passengers
we're found in the hold-were secured and
placed undera guard OF o. States soldiers at
Fort Moultrie, by whom they were brought
10 town and lodged in gaol on Saturday al
ternoon.
One Of the landlords whose names are
Jones and Johnson) has acknowledged that
sum Of money had been placed in bis hands
for the purpose OF obtaining men for the Will
son. Some Of the recruits, we learn, had
been but recently discharged from the U.
States schr Revenge.
The doctor of the Wilson, who is called
Job Wheaton, has also been arr 'sted in this
city and sent to gaol. lCity Gaz.
Charleston, July TO-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-18

ANECDoTE OF KING GEORGE III.
At the installation Of some OF tne
knights OF the garter in 1905, DIS
tinguished noblcman said to the King
"Sire, IRE not the new Knights, now"
be installed, obliged to take the sac!t'
ment before the ceremony pills Ma
iesty changing countenance, and assam
ing serene look, replied, No: tDI
religiousiastitulion is not to be NIKE.
with our prOfane ceremonies. Even"
the time OF my coronation,,. 4 was 7t'y
unu0illing to take the Sacrament. Uu2
when they told me it was indispensaD,.i,
and J must take it, before ] approaca4ssss
the Communion Table, took on Wv
bauble from my head. The Sacrame" s
my lord is not to be profaned by w.
Gothic institutions"
[Wraral's Memoirs
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03

cenber the expedition proceeded against
Ras I'll khima, where about 1000 of the
pirates we're assembled. They carried
on an active siege against the place for
six days. The Arab princes made
stout aud gallant resistance, but finding
themselves hard pressed, they on the night
Of the 9th evacuated the place, and retired
10 the interior, having lost during the
siege $50 killed aud 200 wounded. i8 or
20 men we're taken by the British aud IS
large Dows aud 100 smaller vessels we're
found III the harbor. On the lith one Of
the most powerful OF the Arab clIiefs came
10 aud surrendered himself.
On the 18th, detachment proceeded
against the town of Humps, and the fort Of
Zyah, about IL miles N. E. of Ros ul
Khyma. After siege of 3 or A days, 10
which the Arabs Suffered great loss, the
town surrendeFed-398 men with Hosein
bin Ally at their head, marched ont With
out their arms, aud 400 women and chill.
dren we're found 10 the town.
We find no further accounts OF military
operations, but the following paragraphs
show that the war was brought TO close.
Bombay, Feb. &c, i320.-The Nauti-
ns has arrived from the Persian Gulf
With dispatches, and copy of treaty
with the pirate chiefs, who, ii is said have
agreed to the terms dictated TO them. Ii
is expected that the troops, with the ex-
ception of the necessary garrison for the
station TO be retained 10 the Gulf, will
retnrn to this port in the course of the
next month, or in April at the latest.
Feb. 24.-Tbe whole Of the Arab pi-
rate chiefs, We are informed, have come
TO our terms. Great commercial advan-
tages, and protection from other tribes are
expected from this alliance.
March ll.--The first divisions of the
transports from The Gulf, with detacll-
ments of the 47th and 65th Regiments, re-
turned TO this harbor OH Wednesday and
Thursday. The remaining 5 transports
may be expected here Ia or 10 days.
The Isl bat. of the Cd reg. &c. remain for
the present TO garrison Ras ai Kbyma.
Sir w. G. Keir has proceeded TO Bushire,
in The Liverpool, for the purpose Of max
ing some arrangement with the Persian
government respecting our occupying
some station 90 the Persian side Of the
Gull, to keep in check the piratical
spirit Of the Inhabitants Of the shores Of
Arabia. Sir W. G.. keir is expected to
return TO Bombay 10 about 6 weeks.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
From the Columbian.

HoTrid Murdfr.-A murder or assasi-
nation attended with circuaistancus most
horrid, lately took place at Salem, Clark
county, Georgia. Thomas Wells aud
Capt. Peter Perry had long been intimate
friends, Till al length Wells. iusligated
by some false suspicious" commenced aH
abusive communication, which was con-
ltinued untii4by the interference of friends
Wells gave certificate, acknowledging
his error and sorrow for what he had done.
notwithstanding which his suspicious re-
vived, the nature of which We do not nn-
derstand. The following are the particu-
lars Of the murder from Georgia paper
III this situation the matter rested until
the 2sth OF August, When Wells came to
the house of Captain r. armed with a
short gun and three large pistols, all we'll
charged. broad dirk recently ground on
both edges, O or 10 inches long, large
green hickory club aud two large pocket
knives Thus well equipped for the exc
cuiion Of his diabolicaI design, he entered
the house of Capt. P. whom he found 10
the front room with his family, 10 the act
Of rocking bis child to sleep in chair.
Wells, with gun in hand, demanded the
papers: but Capt. p. aware Of the undue
use Wells designed to make of them, in-
formed him he could not deliver them up.
Upon the receipt Of this answer, he
stepped back far enough TO make snre his
purpose, presented his gun and with
vensefa madness attempted to discharge
lis contents into the body of Capt. P. but
to The asionishment of the furious tiger,
she missed FIRE. Then Wells aimed
blow al the head of Capt. p. with the club,
which brought him TO the floor, aad before
ne could recover, Wells had given him
three wounds with his dirk, two in the
breast. one Of which was CHANGING, the
Other penetrated his chest, and one 10 or
near his loins, supposed 10 have been as
leep as The length Of the weapon, Capt.
T. then succeeded 10 rising, and attempt
ed to escape, but Wells to make sure bis
design, held 10 bis back from the house to
the distance Of 80 or 40 yards along the
street, in which distance he gave him six
other wounds, three Ia his head and neck,
and three 10 the back. Those 10 his back
entered his chest and penetrated his lungs.
AT this time the cries Of his family, and
his own cries of murder, had brought
some Of The citizens to his assistance Qor
there we're none near his house but females
who saw the whole assassinalion.) When
they were about to interfere, the assassin
drew from bis side one OF bis pistols, and
bound himself with an oath that he would
Kill any man who should attempt to pre-
vent him from executing his design upon
the victim. BY this time, however, the
parties were diseneaged, aud Capt P.
staggered into the arms Of MIR. John Will
'iams, and exclaimed, "I am a dead
man.
While the blood was spouting from his
mouth and nose. aud the hiccough Of
death was upon him, the blood-thirsiy
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03
TRIAL OF THE QUEEN.
PAILApELpHIA, Sept. {

FHILADELPHIA, oEpI. II.
Arrived ship Electra, captain Robinson,
from London. She brings papers OF that
place TO the i 9th Of August.
The trial Of the Queen commenced on
the 18th Of August. before the house Of
Lords. The conconrse Of people which
assembled 10 the vicinity was immense.
The Lord Chancellor arrived at the
House Of Lords at quarter past g. Al
half past 9 the Dake Of Wellington arrived
OIL horseback. The papers say bis recep-
ton was not faftsriag. The Duke Of
York appeared on horseback shortly after.
and was greeted with repeated cheers,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-10-03

BOSTON, SEPT. 20.
War IN the Persian Gulf.-From va
riotis accounts which We find under diff
ierent dates ia Calcutta papers, we have
made the following narrative Of the British
expedition against the Arabian Pirates in
the Persian Gulf. A British and East
India company's squadron sailed from
Bombay under the command Of Mai. Gen.
VIM. Grant keir, having on board two
regiments Of foot. one native rec iment. and
small attachments Of other troops. The,
arrived At kishma. their place Of rendez-
vous 10 the Persian Gulf. about The mid.
die Of November last. On the I'd Of De.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-08

IT rhe ENQuiREDis published twice week, gene
rally, aud three times week during the session OF the
STATE LesiStnarcPrGe, the same as heretofore fiUe
Dollars per anunm, payable in advance. Notes of Char
tered speeiepaying Banks (OHIs) viii he received In
payment The Editor will guarantee the safety OF
reuitiinc them by mall the postage Of all letters beng
paid by tie writer's.
n No paper will he discontinued but at the discre
toTof Editor until all been paid up
IWboever viii the meni Of nine pers
shall receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ ore SqHdre-First assertion, IS centS-edch
cORtiRuRace so cents.
%. N0 Advertisement inserted until II has either
Seeh did for, assumed by person ia this city
or rs PRLiyOuS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-29
Nathaniel HuRaeneiES Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given to the hei,s and
" creditors Of the estate of NATHANIEL
'HUNNEWELL. late Of Wiadhsm. IN the CONT,
OF Cumo.r!sn', Mariner deceased, and all 9th.
crs eDncerned-Tha Jonathan Andrew, admin.
istrator of said cs,ae, has exhihts 10 me the
subscriber, Judge OF the Court cf Probate, with
in and for said county, his second account of sd
ninistrs,ion IT SAID es,ste and that The sam.
will lie considered at Prubse Court to be held
st che Probate flee in Portland, 10 said county,
IN he f,ur,h Wednesday Of FeSFusry next 6, ten
O'Clock IN The forenoon. when srd where they
may be presen, and shew cause, II any they have
why the same should not be allowed This ne
lice ~ be pohl,shed two weeks suecessireiy in
the Por lard Gazette. Given under my band 81
Portlspl this ninth esy of Fsbusry. in the year
Of our Lord eighteen hundred aHd twenty.
SAM. FREEMAN.
a true copy-Au.
HoRATIp SoUTHoATr, Re6r.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-29
PROSPECTUS
OF a NEW WEEKLY PAPER,
TO BE ENTITLED The
LADIES' PORT FOLIO.
SYLVESTER T.. GOSS.

IN consc que nee Of the advice and soil tstion
L ola numbe, of respectable friends. proposes
TO publish paper with the above title, devoted
exclusively 10 such articles Of literary, moral
snd religious nsture, Ms are peculiarly adapted TO
the ,ssie and condiiion OF the lsdios OF New
England.
Ii, in the literary der atmen,. any thing Of the
hgmourous " satircal kinds ball be admitted, il,
will be done with ,he mos, fiiereiy intentions to
cure those fo,bles and peccsdlos, from which
even some of ,he far no, wholly cxs mpi ,
and in such delicate manner, rs not 10 offend
the mos, perfect p,odes,y. THE morality incul.
cstei will be ,ha: which is equally removed
from fsstdinusness, on the one hand, aud levi
ty on the other. The religious articles will
contain no hing f,he secisrian; but will sdvo-
cate iha, love to man and pie,y towards God,
which ell denominations sckno Wedge 10 be es-
sen,isl TO the christian character.
For MISTER to fill hts papers, the intended
publisher relic. partly on making interesting and
instructive extracts from wo'ks, whose merits
are es, sbiish d, and from the periodical puhlics.
tions of the Day. For original commun,cs ions
he depends on those ladies and gentlemen, who
certainly possess the sbilty and be fondiy hopes,
the inclination, 10 did in such publication and
whose assistance is most respectfully and earn
estly solicited.
Puolics,ions, similar to the one proposed, are
very handsomely Sup 'orted III most OF he pfin-
clpsi cities in the United s stes /; and il is pre-
samed that BIS on ~li emulate her sisters in
this. as abe does IN every osher liudable uneer.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-29

I He subscriber having been appointed by the
Hon. Samuel Freeman, Esq. Judge Of Probate
for the county Of Cumberland, Commissioners TO
receive and eIamine the claims Of the creditors to
the estate of JOHN HUNT, late of Portland, 10
ssid county. deceased, iotesae, Represented iufo-
vent, hereby give notice that ain months from the
ninth day Of FEBRUARY inss are allowed said crsdi-
tore to hiring In and prove their elaine and that
they will attend that service at the esose Of A. w.
Tin ham, on the les, Wednesdays Of FEBRUARY and
Jure and the fret "Wednesday Of Angus, next. from
to 4 o'clock, P. M. JACOB QUINCY,
A. w. T1NKHAM.
Portland, Feb. 20.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-29
abraham yepsom's Estate.

ITO be sold by order Of Court, u the house of
i Capt. Peter Pride. in Wes,hrook, on
Wednesday, the 6rs, day Of March mex. Mtes
o'clock in the forenoon. the following described
properly. BEN & the whole Of the Heal Ests,e OF
ABAHAM JEPSON, late Of said Westtrook,
yeomsn, deceased, siz.-One hundred acres ~
land in saic Wesbrook with House and Barn
thereon, formerly the Homestead Of said dsesas.
ed Also, one undivided RgLlh part ia commou
with other persons unknown, Of . tract orpareei
Of land in said Westorook. containing two hun.
dfed and eight acres more or less.
Aise, NE one half Of hundred acres of land
in The s6wn OF Raymond. the other half Of said
10, being owned and occupied by ore Thomas
varney.
The whole of the above described preimsis
tn be sold for the benht of Cynthia Winslow
Jspsor, Minor and heir Of the estate Of said
Abraham Jepson, deceased.
WILLIAM JEPSON. G.o,d.sn.
Dsted at Westbrook, Febusry, 8.1820.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-29
SCHOOL.

Nj R.DAVlS would INFORM the public, that he
1v1 eoGtemplstes opening school at the vii
age in Turner, near Col. Clarks, on the Goth
Of March mex, where young gentlemen and
ladies' will receive instruction in lhe branches
ususlly taught ct Academies.
Mindful Of the importance Of education, and
highly grateful to his fellow citizens for the ex.
tensive patronage he received during his las,
term, NJ. Davis, again solcits their favour, and
fistiers himself with the hope Of procuring their
appreciation.
No exertions will be wanting on his part, TO
p,oWo'e the moral and literary attachments Of
his pupils
GJTerms three dollars per quarier. Fte
wood found. Feb. -, 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-29
CONDITIONS.

I. Each numbsr Of the Ladies' Port Folio,
shall costsin eight qaa-fo pages, printed On good
pager, and fair we.
g. The first number shall be issued on The
fist Saturday, Of Jannasy. 1920 and The publ
cation continued weekly, through The year.
3. The price to subscribers will tie THREE
DOLLARS year, payable On the delivery Of the
tifs, number.
4. Any person oh, tanning ipei-r subscribers
and becoming accountable, shall receive 4 copy
gratis. No ssbscrip ion received Tor iess Time
han one year.
UrAH ies,ers direeieI 10 las psb!ishe,, a, No. 10
State Sueei, must be post PAIL
Boston, Jan. l, 1920.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-29

I,HB subscriber hereby gives public notice to
L all concerned, that she has been duy ap-
pointed and taken upon her-ef the truW Of Ad-
ministrai rix of the estate of
RICHARD STUBS,
late Of Nor,hyarmouih in The equity of Cumber-
land, yeoman deeea,ed, by giviog bond a. the
law directs She therefore reque.is all persons
Who are indebted 20 the ssid eeesased's estate TO
make immediate payment, and those who have
any demands thereon, TO exhibit the same for
settlsment to RUTH STUBS or Hy ssssrss,,
JAMES PRINCE.
N,,fBysrwssaB Feb. 9, 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-29
New & Fashionable Goods
Received and non opening for sale BY
VINTON & cox,

Erchange Buildings, linear CUMBERLAND BANK
CONSISTING OF
CUPERFINE BRADcLoTHs, all colours
= Middling and low priced do. do
Superfne and low priced CAaSlMEREs
Elegant VEsTING
Dlankets--7 /, 81 ga, 10-4, ia and 1874
Red, Green. Yellow, Blk. and White Flanne's,
Bookings SwaDskins,
Dufflls; kerseys
Worsted e. Lambs wool Frooks aud Drawers
Mix'd, blk, slate and white worsted Hose,
Pelisse Cloths Pelise Flsnnels
Bambssetts Wildbores
Saliinetts. (large assortmenQ
Brown CambIets
Calicoes Ginghsms
Steam Loom Shifting
Black Synchaws and Ssrsnets
Fancy Handkerchiefs
rlagg and Bandsnna Handkeschiefs
Extra fine Gilt Cost and Vest Buttons
Black and blue Italian sewing Silk
silk Twis, Of superior quality
Plaid Ribbons plain do.
Russia Diapers
Beaver, Buckskin and Aeecy lined Gloves
Patent and common Braces
Wal,hsm Co,tons 7-3, ~ and "a
Factory Giughams and Checks
s / aud Ga English Checks
Ticking
Hlue and Red Woollen Caps
Wooden Comforters &c. &c.
UT All of which are lately received and viii
be sold al unusually low prices-purchasers
will fnd it TO their advantage 20 call and ex
anime them,
January l 1870.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-29

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned, that she has bseo duly appoint
ed and taken upon herself the trust Of Adminis-
trstrix with the will annexed Of the es,ais OF
POMFRET WHlTEHOUSE,
late of windham in the county Of Cumberland,
yeoman deceased, by giving bond - the Law d.
rects--she therefore requssis oil persons Who are
indebted TO the said deeeaseds estate 10 make i'm
mediate payment, and 'hose who have any de-
mands thereon, to exhibit the sams for settlement
70 COMFORT WHITEHOUsE, As~.i,'ssssi~.
Wiudham, Feb. 8. 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-29

THE subscriber HEREBY gives public notice to
all concerned, that be has been duly appont-
ed and AIKEN upon himself the trust Of Admins
trstor, with the will snn. xed en- .he estate of
John WAITE.
late Of Porslsnd in tie county Of Cumberland ,
Esquire. deceased ~ giving bond IS the law d.
reo,s--He therefore qussls SlI persons Who are
indebted TO the said decsased's estste to mike
immediate payment and those who have any de.
minds thereon. TO exhibit the same for settle.
ment to SAMUEL X. M'LELLAN, Adm'f.
Portland, Feb 9, 1920.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-29
NOTICE.

THE sale Of the real Estate Of INCREASE
L ROBINSON, late Of Standish deceased which
was adjourded from the Glib day of September last
10 the 9Th day of March next, will be at the
dwelling -houseof Docs. HOWE in said Standish
on said 9th Of March, ~ 8 o'clock. p. M.
INCREASE ROBINSON. Guardian 10 Josslyn
G. Robinson, a Minor heir Of said estate.
Norway. Feb. 10, 1870. :. (2.w)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-29
NOTICE.

A IL persons who are iude bted to the subscriber
"A. either by note or account of more than one
year standing are hereby notified that unless they
are paid by the last day Of March mex, their notes
aud accounts will be left with an Attorney for
collection. JAMES HILL.
Northyarmoufh, Feb. 10, 1890.