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The Portland gazette., 1820-10-31
COMAiU NICATIONS.

Agrseahiy TO previous no.ce meeting cf the
qua',6ed vo,ers 10 ,hs town OF Boydo, ham, was
holden 81 the chamber over the Store of Cap.
Wm. Booker, Jf. or the 18th day Of October,
A. D. l89o, At which
sYMEs G ARpsER, !. z was cho,en Chairmau,
and pENJ AMI SHAW, Eq Secretary,
Messrs. sTsRnEN WssT0N, aud NILIrsn
SANpBosp aid on the able the following sta e.
meus
NE. chasnas, as,--lIaviog received certificate
OF our eseiion az . forms' meeting of the quali6
ed voters Of this town as deesses to he coaysn.
ton AZ HA'.o&sii, on the lc,h day Of thi moo,h,
tor the puf pose 0 selecting sutasis persons 70 be
supported ~ the pespe u he fifth Eastern Con
gres.lonsl D,sJler, Que a. candidate for Repre-
,enIa i've 20 Congress, s. one asa candidate for an
Eiecfor of Pres,deut vice sresideo of the United
stasa, on the frat mond4y IN November next.--
We vent 10 Hsllowsli on the said day aud sppssr-
e. IN sA'd coassntioa before any nOsnina,ons were
" sde aud presented cur credentials bus we we e
fefu,es seats 10 said convention, because Ren smiu
shaw, Esq and Mr. VII lam wilson, had prev
| ously taken ssais a. ceegas, trim thus town al
shough they did not pastead 20 shew any cs iG
Gaze Of their election, - such. Alter cons,der able
disc sion and se cation, It was p. ossd and vos-
| ed shat We should retire with Mesrs shaw, aad
Wison, aud Mr.. Joseph Ring OF ihi, town Who
delegates from this town We though 1t cur duty
not % aeceds 20 this measure. The other ihrse
gentlemen retired, and In about one miIute,
Mesas. shaw and Wilsop, returned aud ,ook
seats in the convention, aud continued 20 act q.
member, thereof And We returned home, having
found il impossible for ~ to reader any service TO
our conr,ituruts.
(s,sued) STEPHEN WESTON.
WN. SANFORD.
Whereupon it was voted unsoinou iy,
That Me,srs. Weston and 3'ndforG, merit aud
have the thanks of the citizens here ansnbsd, for
heir compliance with the wishes OF their fellow
townsmeb, aud ihe Vrrecfness Of their conduct At
he foregoing conve1tion-bu' We considsr !, The
peculiar province ot the soa'tisss- of Messs. Shaw
and iI'on. TO thsni tbsss Co. tbsi, services.
Tha' ,he people of this sown, L.v,ng IN q mom
unpr ecsdsptsd msnner, teer reiu.ed . voice in
the nominations made by the afasss.,s convention,
We cannot hut consider those nominal ons ss irrsg
ulzrly made, aud not in the least degree binding
ON suy part of The people and that we have now
good right to nominate for ourselves.
The Portland gazette., 1820-10-31
Maine Reporter, and G Gs,4rsl .Ad,s,tiss,.

A NEWsP PER with tho above title Will bs
n issued by the subscriber ~ soon Ms the patron
aye Of the public will warrant It's commencement.
Its leading objects will be the advancement Of cor
Commercioi snd Agricultural insresfs and the diff
fusion of those principles which constitute the basis
Of civil and religious liberty. Sub'ervient not to
sbs interests of the few, but the masy, while ITS
column, will be open to the temperate discussion
Of public measures will bs free from the aspei-
ty of party and from personal satire. paper on
this plan, printed a, the seat sf government, asd
st period fraush. with interest as the present,
will, If conducted with ability aud coed temper.
add something to the csmmon stock of Information
end amusement. To this ead he pledges not mere
!y his own humble yet usremittsd exsrtions, but
the aid Of talents more adequats to the task.
WILLIAM ID. ADAMS.
Portland, Aug. 81, 1920.
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SIR John Sucking used to say, " pity tive
poet who has to write for bread pity the
man who has fallen into he hands ofs petit
logging Attorney pity the uan who is mar
ned to ascold. unless he is deaf II pity the
woman who is married TO Takish spouse, un.
less she IS blind pity the man that is in
debt, aud would pay If he could, pity the
man who can only boast Of long pedigree
Sir John says no further. But were 10 ad~
aPny TO the lis', II would BE- his: | pity The
tri'ier, who, after be has ssrned hrs soanty
stipend. stands but enc chancein three OF ee.-
ipg il the first time be calls.
The Portland gazette., 1820-10-31
CBITNARY.

friend OF MIR SAMUEL Y Ca.sE, whss4
death was published in ibe Gazette Of the 10Th
mat. nas communicated the following notice -
lie was from child, aniiable and atf, etionats
Va his disposition became at the early age Of
IL, truly pious, and TO The time ofhs exit was
a pattern ofgoodness aud excellence he has
lett a weeping train Of relatives aud friends.
who, while they deeply mourn his departure,
roJoies, at his unspeak.ble gain. During his
sickness be mapif. sted unusual resisr atop To
the viii oi heaven, and duriag the intervals
in which he retained his reason. cenveIsed, IN
the greatest composure. with his am allie and
aheetonate wife, to whom be was tenderly al.
taehed, and had been married only the shere
space OF six weeks. Ca the subject OF his death,
he begged her not 10 weep tot him, hui to look
forward TO happier aud better world, where
they should meet, TO part more. Although
lac had much too strorgy riyetsd BIS affections
10 he earth, yet he was wiling 10 resign al MT
the hands OF his heavealy father, and, ss, -.
will be dons.n
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POlWRSYs .
A HARVEST TALE.

3" o Father, dear father, lament now with me,
This morning ivs been at our wood,
And the fine aowins leaves otyour iayorile tree,
Around on the grass are all strew'd i;
And sure It's pity ior lovely aud green
All summer they yielded shade,
Dear father, to you, whe against Il would lean,
While sister anu round II piay'd.
Of ate they began to Change color indeed,
Like the csrn wnen It's ripe IN 'he field
Aud the dark glossy green became yellow and
red,
As il they ripe berries would yield:
thought this was pretty, and ns'er heard .ou say
That the leaves would soon fail from the tree
And never was happier thsn pother ane day,
When YOU look'd there al sister and mt"
" Why. my boy, am gries'd at the tale you
nave told,
But the leaves every year drop around,
They are green IN their youth, aud turn red
when they're old,
Then the wind blows them down to tia ground
But take comfort, my boy, when tae winter ~
fed,
The leaves will appear on the tree,
And again iorm bswor thy father to shade,
And the gsmbols OF s,ste. and thes.
- Why that's good but my father, lvo sad
news 10 tell
Old William, who iiy i at Hill side,
And lately came hither, and so pale,
Old William this morning hath died"
- Old William hath a,ed All indeed, AN sad
But age, when IL ripens mus, fall
Though green WAS his summer, his autumn must
iads;
Sush, my boy, is the end ofus all"
- Then he fell like the leaves OF your fayorite
tree;
But when tho long winters Ger,
Old " iliiain again on the hills shall we see
A feeding has dock as before !n
" Ah no my sweet boy The dead wander nc
more
! In the bounds of thus wind wasted scene;
Rut to re- ions immortal all good spirits soar,
More lovely, more lasting, and green"
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nPTWO OK CHAINS,

NYERE LOANED. to gentleman near tbs
w brick Sore psxi to Columbian Tavern,
in lbe summer Of 1919, then occupied by M.
IesIAHP PAINE, j.. 10 start load OF boards ei,he
into or cut Of the yard, which bs promised 20
rsssln in halt an heuc but before ,has time
expired the subscriber left Portland, AID has
Rot since heard Of them. The gen leIHan. by
leaving them A, The Sore sf DAVID Pitch, jr. m
Fere-Street, Portland, or the subscriber in Bur
ton, shalt be suitably rewarded far his trouble.
JACOB EATON.
October, II.
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JOSHUA GAGE, EsoulRE,

OF Augusta, a. al G.to.ol st F.esluen., aad Vico
Presdeat and taat we will sse ali far nieans 10
secure their election.
fssc'rsd, Tha,we lament the necessity Of a
second csucus in this district I; but when We 6.t
individual. ssgardsss of he public feeh-g. od.ru.
disg their evofi,e osatiaas upon ~. eie.to,s. a.
the candidates .'esh,nss 70 crowd ttemsei 81
upsn the peo-s u, ,he sacs ice OF public uanqu,,.
Ivy, then we coDsideru lDe 10 aaopt means 10
sefeai their desgps, sad secure the election of the
man ofl heir swoseLoee
Resoseed That we regret circumstances did
not admit oi sufficient notice being given Ia have
produced m0ie general Representation al ,his
meeting, but rsst the public viii ssnctioa onr do
i"gs bya cordial support Of the candidates We
have uo,sinateJ.
Resoired, That the Chairman aud Secretary
'lbarios The proceedings Of this meeting, snd'
give them publicity as they shall fnd practicable
aud deem sxpedien,
HENRY SNOW, Chair,nos.
GEORGE JEWETT, Secretary.
The Portland gazette., 1820-10-31
T. EC'IIONS.

MAIN ELECl0A.1L SJ.dIa.21IoHS.
Gen. joshua hinsa's Jr 4, Ia,se
Hon. Wiiia,n Moody,
lss, Dsarsct. Col. EisAa AIen, SANFORD,
I'd, " ...iam CbadnIcA Lsq. fcri.aaa,
Sd Samuel facke. Esq. Bristol.
4n, Hca. Francis Car, Bangor.
9th, Hon. joshua Gage, augusta.
Glh, Docs. Josiah Prescott, f'armington.
7th, Gen. Lew Hubbard, Paris.
-~o<0-
REPRESENTATIVES, 10 CONGRESS
ia District, JOSEPH DANE, Esq
2a 40. Hon. EZEKIEL WhiTMAN,
Sd do. Gen. JOSHUA WiNGATE, jr
4h DO. JACOB Mco AW, Esq.
5h DO. Hon. JAMES PARKER,
EBENELER tlEkRlCK Esa
eh do. Hon. JOSHUA CgotiMAA,
ia do. Hon. ENOCh LINCOLN.
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CONDITIONS

I. Tho REpoaTER will he printed every Satsr.
day morning, on super royal sheet, with aew
and handsome type at fro dollars per snnum, (sx-
elusive Of postage payable half yearly in advance.
9. No paper discontinued till all arrearages are
paid up.
TPersons holding subscription papers are re.
gxestsd 10 rsfurn them 10 the subscriber IN Portland
.by the fst sf November merit. Oci. II.
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT THE
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
No. 2, Merchants Eou, alIppLE-or. PORTLAND,
THE
The Self Taught Penman,

A new system Of f1aniB. hand, explaining ils
self in the most SIMPLE manner, having pointed
ans directions fronting sbe several plates, - lhai
the scholar has only 10 tnrn the eye iron the
right page 10 the left, in srder 10 have al the iu
lruction that ever need oe gise ty writing uiss-
ter himself. when present with a,u. Tins IS a
different arrangement from ,het OF any other .rea-
Use on writing ever published N The United states
Second edition, With new plates, containing the
plain end Ornamental hauds.-Pr,ce 20 cents
The following letter frou, two very respectable
classic teachers "a the city ot Annapolis, Macy
land, is one among many OF ,he kind " hich have
received.
- 1irnupoiis, Nap Isl, 1919.
Dear Sir--We have now given your system Of
writing fair rial IN our ins.nation. by adheriDg
TO IL, our pupils aeauee knowledge @. ths osei"l
and elegant art III a very sbort tune. We Gould
sxpa.isie upon its merits, but we ih.uk il only
necessary 10 say. that it is ,ueompasnSy the bes,
system Of The kind that has ever Come unde- ,,r
obserr alton. Ii Will be o. vast public utility, and
therefore Il Is our ssnguine wish iha, every school
throughout the United States may give 1t iz.al.
From ycurs in esteem,
s. BARSTOW,
:. c. GRIFFIN.
Mr.. d. RswErr, Washington City.
The Portland gazette., 1820-10-31

iLSD,--
Laws and Resolves OF the State
Of Maine.
1lso, on hand,
A larse assortment #
History. Law, Religious Books,
Poetry. Noseis md ,iedicsl Bpoks.
Bro ms large Bibles /; Scots
Bible, yoi.
QUARTO BIBLES
Of various y .ee.. sieps tsa ulher Cults.
Small Bibles of various prices
and 9uaiii,ss from 81 ~ | so.
SCH jOL BIBLES
and restameats-W Watts, seikasp.s aad SMITH.
Hymn Book.
BLANK BOOKS,
Of every description.
Charts; Navigators ; American
Coast Pilot Pres, Paper, Boaac. Paper scales
aud Divides.
y riting Paper,
msnuia,ured by ID. ames. sa,els, Cox y Go.
haw-and Cox, and by A. c. Il w Gurus.
Slip Books; Penknives Letter
Pape, ,lales Pocke, Books Blanks o every
description Lead 2 ncil. boxes Wafer Colours;
lux Powder LUX 5.auds Playing Crr,ls Blank
Cards, aRd e variety OF other articles too nunef-
rs 10 sntiSn. Oclober ),
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TO LET.

TO LET,
THE three story brick Store I'm Union Row.
nsX, door below Mr.. JoRs Goppasp's. For
terms, apply to WIN. CHADWICK, No 2, Long
What. 2v. Oct. "a.
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PAYABLE Yearly
That we do therefore nominate,
EBENEZER HERRiCK, ESD.

~ . suitable candidate for Re 5re,entaave &c
Congress, and Ue do recommend him 10 she
good seop'e of this dlsrict, As gentleman whose
talents and Integrity merit ths,s conhdeaee.
aod we agree TO use eli tar and henofsbis means
to promote he siecton-pro. iaed, h5wssee sha.
if = nomination should be hessafs msae, which
shsll sppeaf more saisfAcioy to4 u,,j sty 1t Il
whoe psopls, we are not oouud by h. agr semea..
That we uomilzte
= - JOSHUA GAGE, ESQ.
~ suitable candidate for a est3s u psesidsns
aud wee presideDt OF tne Uaied tate, AID viii
use all fair nasans to promote his esc,,an.
Thai the Chairman anu secsesAry su5.efioe he
above procsetlag,, and cause hsm - Dc ~
l,shed ~ The news papsss pri.ted fes.4AId. .na
Halloweli
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REMOV AL.
Wiscasse., UaiiomeH and A',gusta
and Casiine BILLS, taken
l8ru disconDD ny
N. CRAM & co.

Fore Street Head Of Long Wharf,
EOR HARD WARE, HOLLOW WARE,
German MILL SAWS, REDWOOD, &c
ALSO-For Rum, Brandy, un, Wines as"
cord,aIs, (by reta'i.) II. may d.
The Portland gazette., 1820-10-31
LESSONS IN ELOCUTION;

Or seect,oa Of piece. in pao,s and ser,e, sr the
Improvement of youth ia reading and speaking.
io winch pre6xed, Ehmsatssf Gesture, iiluf-
tratsd oy four plates; aud rules for expressing
""h Propiirsy, the various passions, DC. OF the
mind
The Portland gazette., 1820-10-31

-ipiisn "a use.
, Latin eslainent,
| EsoP's Fables.
B geIos's iairoductio u
TO ask ng ! attn,
KaiIsc's Elements CRU.
cism,
Stnsris' Philosophy o.
the diui.
| paley's Philosophy,
Paley's l ssoIosy ans
Evidences oil ( br,sii
an'ty.
pope's ssays on Man,
Rsid' Works,
jackson's Bookkeeping
buttons N athematics,
Smiih's thucydides,
Gibson's Sur eying.
9,ke's Arithmetic,
Flini's and jesse, Sur.
veying,
Playfsir's Geometry
Loeks's Essays,
butlei's .nalogy
Slsnvlasd's .ninerslogs
Hesry's Chemistry
jayle's Chemical Phi
ios2phy,
'srk's Chemical Gaze.
shism,
Conversations on Chen :
istry,
Oh micel Grammar,
Manuel Of Botaoy,
SUNNI r. Bo.any,
Wakefield do.
Welsh pike.waish
henrors, I empler d
Adams. Arithmetie,
by the dozen o singI
SPELLING BOOKS,
OF every descriptions
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CLASSICAL e. SCHOOL BOOKS,

NAA A00lOhA ~
o. esery dest
Acrsss. Cuinminss,
Adams Pa,ish aud
Dwight Geography
aud Aliases,
AncIeut Geography u
Atlas,
Murray's large & small
Grammar,
Ewen's e. En6eid's Ex-
perimen,al PhiIoso-
ply,
C,mpeelI on Rh' torick,
.tiafs 40.
rieslly's Lee ures,
A., II Writing,
Walkers Key,
iihstof,cai Grammar,
Wslkes's. Johnson's,
i'erry's a. Ainswor,h's
Dictionary,
0ssek Lexicsns.
French, Greek and Lat
in Graminsrs.
Spanish and Italian
/ Grammsrs,
Hedges Logic.
French aud Italian
Dictionaries,
French & Greek Tesla.
Oen 10,
Gfeca MaJora,
Greca Minora,
Greek DeIec,us,
Clark's Hsmer,
Lacian's Dialogues,
Greek Exercises
Hebrew Graminar,
Virgil, Horace, sallu,t
aud Cicero Delph'ni,
Cicero's Citations,
Wilson's SaIlusi.
Gloucester Greek Gram
msc,
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syn CARlER c5.i,msa.
BENJAMIN SHAW, aMaasy

"A nesting oi citizen. & gu several Town, IA liss
eoun,y VI Lincoln, oesBgins 10 the Fn,h = .s,ean
Cong tessloua. Uhtr.cl was boiden AT ,le 4"et-
in5 mouse of Co.. Jaunes i.oS .rs, IN bowdoia, sn
lhe i9lh day OF oc,ooef, A A.. iozo. lor lhe lur
pose vi aes,guaiins sutao,e ftrsJn, ~ be sufpof
,ed as ca.ddate. los itep. sst tduve IL Lousress
and Elsc.o1 vi Pses,oen. anu Vice PfesiJen. OF
The UnileL States when Capt HENRY eSov, was
chosen CAa,smau, anu GEORGE JE.LTr, Esq. SEE.
retary,
Committee vas then raised, who reported .b-
following solves, ah.cn we're unanimously adop.
Ted.
Rssetvsd That Ne disapp.o. Of ,he do,n.s OF
the Convention al hollowsil, oa tns 10Th insssnt,
An rejecting the delegates iTom ins town vi BOW
doinham, who we're furnished al.h cfede"tiais by
he citizens " that town, aud admitting IN tne,t
stead others Esou sald toma, the,soy ene,rely
changing he result ef sae Proceedings f.aia Cole
ventIos.
. Res0irsd That the understanding IA ioi8,
from the iSiiRaiioa of Ds. Parkers' iin,neI ID to
friends As. lhat Al ais opponents roIla .uitss aim
10 os elected lhal lime, ue wound ever altssward,
withdraw his y .eteEsons. knowing that there ,yas
great opposition ~ Li1 la this DIST gic, cous,~
quently We consider The present exefslons Of his
ir,eBds 10 secure tbs nouinatioo al al event, a.
an,i.repubean aud lasti..as The looss deeioel p-
position.
Heso!ssd, That regular dist ituiion OF otnco
relative o the local situation go Tar a. he merits
ot candidates viii sdiot is essential 10 tls uteres.
and saisiaci,on OF toe pubic; and rs thai part OF
The county OF kennehtc. within Inc t,nb kasu
era Co1eres.osai Disriot has heretofore Ia rnislr
sd a Representative, ast has now ia Dulaias,ion
| cendidae Tor an Elec,or OF Ptssidea,, ami sic.s
psesiieRt il woad DC bat equ..ab!s ,kal eandi-
date Tor Representative TO CsIafess shooid be ..
isctsd iio'a thai past u Lincoln bsons ns 10 sad
district
Eesoipei, That we will ree,mmsad 10 ibe e.
le.iors OF sLe tla Ees.eya Cosgfrssicnsl Ds.gics
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EBENEZER HERRlCK, EseUlHr

oi 1wdoinbais, AZ asaoie pe; ,sl. Ia sat,ipseni
said sisldc., in the next C.Ds,es. og he Unite.
Rtatss
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MURRAY'S ENGLISH READER

Be'ag ass'ection Oh pieces - prose aaa peelry !:
ssiected tfpm The bes. wsiie.s--sessgncd to asast
youag persons TO read with p, liesy and effect /;
10 improve their language and sentiments, aud 10
iasnicats some of the most important principles OF
pteIy and virtue.
The Portland gazette., 1820-10-31
SACRED EXTRACTS
MURRAY'S SEQUEL

10 the EnSi,h tteadei ", Eies IN, selections ia
prose and vcfse-iss'gned 10 IuIProve the highest
eiass Of learners IN reaJ,ngto establish taste for
Ju and accurate con2esitions and 10 promote the
inlerss,s oil pieiy aud sir,Ue.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-25
Real Estate for Sale.

TO be sold at Pubic Vendue By order of The
Judge Of Probate, ssihin and for the coun
syof Oxford, on MONDAY The tloeaiy sec
ond day OF Nay aer, at 10 O'Clock Il n.
at Me Dyeliiag house of Lieutenant .Aipan
Tnrner IN Hebron,
c. much Of the Real Estate OF JOB BEARtE,
IOi,te Of Hebron. in said county, Gentleman, d.
ceased. a. shall be sufficient to raise the .um II
thirteen hundred dollars, for the ray nent Of hi,
just debts sGd accidental charges - al es'nte |.
situated in Heb on Aforesaid, aud is beunied as
follows. S,utheas' on the County road .esdirg
from Minot to BuckieId, Perez Lorng's Lar d,
Southwest on Avsn Tu ner's land, Noelhwes, on
Isaac Whit,ermore's laa and northeast on Charlie,
Bearce's land, Containing two bun'red acre -
Conditions made known al the time and place 81
sale.
ALEXANDER GREENWOOD. 1fdminisira.
tor. Hebron. sprii 9Th, 1890
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Ezra GOoid'S, Estate.

NOTI E 10 hereby given 10 the he and credit
~ ors Of the esIae of ERA GOOLD, l,te #
Windhan, 10 the Couoty OF Cumberland, Genre
man, dcceafed and all hers concerned - fha
Na,hao Good adnioi.tra or Of sad esta'e has es-
hibited to me the 'ub,frbef, Judge OF he Cour
of Probate, within aud for fad eouniy, he second
acc OF adminstr a,on 81 sa;d estate; aud ths
the same will be coosidefed asa Probate Court TO
be he'd AZ The probate III e III Portland, IN .aiJ
County, 90 the second Wednesday of May ueIt a.
ten o'clock 10 The 70 'enoon when and here hey
may be pre,ent Ard hew ciu.e, If any they have.
Why he same rhuut 40, be allowed. Tn
no. ice TO he pu i'hed three week, sueesssivels
10 The Portland G zete
Owen under my hand a. Portland his twelfth
day of April in the yea of cur Lord eishtse
huadfed and twenty 5aM. FSEEMAN,
a true copy--a"e't
FoRArIo sourBo.rr, Regr.
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Samuel LongfNon'c, Estate.

NOTiCE IS htrety given 20 the ber. ard cred
Y itcrs of the es,ae OF SAMUEL LONG
F Low, late of Go ham, in the c,u,ty #
Cumberland. F'q,re, decessed, and al oher,
concerned Tba, stephen Llngfsilow admins
traitor ot said estate has exhibited to me he tuh
settler, Judge of the Cur of Probate, wi biz
and for said couuty hi 6n atcount of admins
trs,ion Of said es'se aud ,hat the same will be
considered a, ProbAe Court to he he'd a, n.
proba,e flee in portland in said Couoy On n,
second Wednesday of May pert, a, Ten O'Clock ii
the forenoon, when and where they may b,
pre'ent and .hew cause, IL any hey have, VII
tbe same h u not he allowed. This order to he
publi.hed three weeks ,uccessvely in the Portland
Gaze re.
Gwen uuder my hand at Portland this twelfth
day Il Ap'ii in he year of cur Lord eighteen
hundred and twenty SAM. FREEMAN
A true cop
attest HoRATIo sovruoArs, Regr.
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Administrators Sale.

TO be sold at Public faction, by order Oh
Hon. SAm'L. FREEMAa, Judge Of Prob
&c for the County Of Cumberland, On
premises, on WEDNESDAY, Lte Sd daJI
May nsrf, at 2 O'Clock, p. N,
co much Of he Il, oil Estste OF LEVI Dxu
DIAN, late Of Raymond, Ph,sie'ar. de cess
~ will rise cue hundred snd fifty dollars,
the payment OF the debts Of the deceased 4
incidental chsrges. Sid Real Estate consG
Of 10 ere, OF La d. a dwelling -heuse end -
situated on the main road leading from OF
field 10 orilsnd, IL being the ssme which Z
deceased formerly lived. The bove viii
sid on said day with The reservation of he ~
ow's dover.
ELI LONELY. Idministrates.
Raymond, April Is, 1870.
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Nathaniel {. Aiifn's, Estate.

NorlCEis hereby given o he heir. ard crsdi'
~ ors of The es,a,e ot NATHa MEL c. ALifN
lac of New-C tuce ier in he couo y Of Numhef
land, Esquire decea ed and AL q, he,s come a.i-
That Edward Russell, late GUARDIAN Of aid de
Ceased. has eIh b,,ed 70 me the su,scr,bet, Juags
Of the Court of Proha,e, wHh,n and for SAL
county. his sc.t unt If guard so'hie ri aid de
ceased, ald that ,he same viii De cou'ide'ed a. a
Prob,e Court TO he held at the probae Office in
Portland, in said County, on 'he 'e ont " sdnes
dav of Nav next AZ ten O'Clock in the f'reuooo.
when aud where they may be present aud chew
cau.e. it s,y they have, why the same should moi
he aaowed. This order of notice to he publi'hed
three weeks suece"ively in the Portland Gazstie.
Given uuder my had at Portland, this twelfth
day Of April, in the year Of on Lord eighteen
hundred and tweaty. SAM F8EkMAN.
"a true eopy-atlsss
HoRarro SouTbG,TE, Regr.
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Ephra,m Aliens. W,H.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to 'he heir. Of the e..
~ tate Of RPHR AIM ALLFN late Of Harps well,
10 the soun'y OF Cumberland. yeoman, deceased,
aud al Others concerned-Thar iona han johnson
has presepfed to me the subscriber, Judge af the
Courr OF Pfoha'e, within and for said c,uu'y, ao
inMrumens pu'pos'ing 10 he the 'as will and 'e.ta.
meat Of said deeea ed, asd tina, the 6ra 1hur.dsy
If June ne, 81 nine o'clock 10 the foreroo o, /. as
.igred 20 take the Probste hereof, s,a Proha'e
Cous then TO be he d At he house Of l.asc DIVE
IN Bru " ck, in raid County, when aud where
they may he presen, and she cause. If any hey
have Why the ame ,hu nd not be proved, az
proved and allowed - the lar will and tes amen,
Of said deeea ed. This notice TO be puh.he
n GO weeks 'ucres'ivey in the Portland Gszefte,
p,,p ed at Portlsni, 10 said County
Gwen uader my hsn' a. Portland aforesaid, hi,
twelfth day of April, in he yea Of Gu Lord
eighe.n hundred ard twenty. SAM. FREEMAN
A true coyy,- ATTEST
HoRATIo .ourusArH Peor