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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07
NETWORK ELECTION.

The recent election in New. York has
resulted in the election of De Witt Gin
ton, BY the small majority of 1860 votes,
out OF nearly an hundred thousand.
But the Republicans have triumphed,
notwithstanding, as they possess a com.
mapding majority in both branches Of
the Legislature by whom the Council of
Appointments is chosen. This Coun-
Gil appoints all tle state oficers--so that
master DE Win will be, after all, ga
poor forsasen gdnder."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07

LATRST FRoaf EUROpR..

The Albion Packet has arrived at N.
York, from Liverpool, bringing dates
from that place to the Sd of MAY. The
following are the most material articles
furnished by this arrival.
A Liverpool paper of May lst, Oh.
serves, that of the eleven conspirators
charged with high treason, for engaging
in that scheme OF infatuation and crime
known by the designation OF the Cato
street plot, five of them have been tried
and convicted; and the remaining six
have withdrawn their plea of not guilty,
and cast themselves upon the royal elem
ency.-On Friday morning Chief Jus
tice Abbott, alter addressing the prison
ers III the most rolemn manner, passed
on them the awful sentence of death, in
the usual terms prescribed in cases of
treason To those who had retracted
their pleas OF hot guilty, an intimation
was given that their lives would be saw
cd. rh
+. 1t is said in the ministerial papers that
an arrangement has taken place between
two distinguished personages, and that
the lady (Queen) will continue to reside
abroad. 'r
The trials for High Treason have been
brought to an abrupt termination. The
prisoners fidd and Davidson, who were
tried yesterday, having been found Gull
~, the other six prisoners, Wilson, Har-
rison, Strange, Cooper, Gilchrist, and
Bradburn, plead Guilty, and sentence
was passed OH them accordingly this
morning.
Thistlewool, Davidson, and Brunt,
were also arraigned this morning and
sentence OF death, according to the form
prescribed in cases OF treason, hanging,
6e(ieadlng and qua,feving, was passed
upon them by the chief justice.
Mr.. Clements, the printer of the Oh
server, was fined 500I for publishing
the trial, contrary to the injunctions Of
the court. lie did not appear when call
ed.
PARIS, APRIL Ala seditious plac-
ard, containing the most heinous outra.
ges against the king and royal family,
was last night posted on the wall OF a
house situated IN tnc Place des Victories.
The anonymous author calls himself a
friend Of Louvel.
APRIL 20.
Intelligence from Madrid, Of the 18th
INST. announces that the government had
just promulgated a proclamation to the
Inhabitants Of South \merica.
--~:@:S
CARACAS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07
CHARLESTON. MAY %

From 81. Thomas. From Capt. Hun-
BELL, of the brig Sea Gull, arrived yes-
terday in IL days from st. Thomas, we
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-07

The PRESIDENT, with his family
has left the sea, Of government. OH Wis
il to his residence. in Loudoun county
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
lillian Rnunond's ESinic.

NOTICE is hereby eiveu 10 The heir, and creai
~ fora Of The estate Of WI, LIAM RAYMONIs,
ate of Port and 10 the c,uuty of Cumberlad6
mariner deceased. and all others concerned--Th hat
jonathan Pane, juu. administrator of said eftAfe
has exhibited to me he subscriber, Judge of the
Court OF Probaie, hin and for said county hi.
6rs, account Of administrator # aid estate also
his private account again" the deceased, aud that
the came will he oonsidered a, Probate Cour, to
be held At the Probate Office 10 said Portland, on
The fourth Wednesday Of April neat at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, when and where they may he
prefent aud ,hew cause, If any they have, why the
zane should not he allowed This order to be pub.
'ished three weeks Excessively in the Portland
Gazette.
Given under my hand a. Portland, this eighth
day Of March in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and twenty SAM. FREEMAN.
- trueccpy-Att.
IIouATIo scuTHGArs, Regr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
New & Fashionable Goods
Recered and nor opening for sale by
NINT)N & COX.

Exchange Buildings. linear CUMBERLAND BAsK
CONSISTING OF
~ UPbRF1NE BaADoLoTas, all colours
- Middling and low priced do. do.
superfne and low priced CAssIMEREs
Elegant vEsTIsG
Blankets--7 !, 8-4 ga, f0-4, ia and 1874
Red. Green. Yellow, Blk. aud White Fisnneis,
Bookings; swanskins,
Duiflis kerseys
Worstcd Lambs WOO! Frocks and Drawers
Mix'd, bpk., slate and white wors,ed Hose,
Pei,sse Cloths /; pelise Flannels
Blmbazetts Nilibofes
Sati,netis, (large assortmenO
Il own Cambieis
Calieoss Gnghsms
Steam Loom SHIFTING
Black Synchsws and Safsnets
Fancy HandkeFchiefs
fIags aud Banianna Handkerchiefs
Extra fine Gilt Coat and Vest Buttons
aek and blue Italian sewing Silk
SIX Iwis; of superior quality
Pa,d Ribbons plain 10.
Russia Dspers
Beaver, Buck.kin and neecy lined Glove.
Patent aud common Bsaees
"ailbam Coltons TO. Al and 9.l
Factory Ginghaus aad Checks
and 6-4 English Cheeks
| licking
clue aud Red Wooll,n Caps
Woolen Comfor,efs &c. &c.
~ AL Of which are lately received aud vii
be sold at unuualiy low pfices-purchaser
Will find IL TO taeir advantage TO cali aud es
anime them,
| January, / 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
Solomon Harford's Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the heirs sod cred
~ itor. Of the e,tate OF SOLOMON HARTFORD
lac Of Scarborough, 10 The county of Cumberland,
yeeman deees'ed, and all others concerned That
Solomon Hartford admin" rator of said etate, has
ezhbied to me the subscriber, Judge of the Court
Of probse, within and for said county, HI. FRI
account of Admin'strs'ion Of ss,d effste and ,ha,
the ,sme vii be considered at q Probate Court TO
be held at the probate office in Portland in said
eoun'y On the fourth Wet nesdsy Of April neat at
ten o clock 10 TIE forenoon, when add where they
may re present add .hew cause If any they have,
why the ,ame should not be lowed. This order
10 he rublished three weeks succsssivey in either
of III. newspapers printed in said Portland.
Given under my hand at Port and this eighth
day Of March in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and twenty. SAM. FREEMAN.
A tue copy.
Auest, f.oaArio sourHoATs Resr
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
ECAUTION.-n

HE snbs esibef tssnk gwen 70 one Alex.
J. snder M'Lr,lAn, of Cosb.m, = Noe bearing
cate Feb. 29tb 1920. Tor Seventeen EoH.r and
III cen'f. IN ccnss quetcs Of bis having ms.
'u'ed prosecution .vains: me, upon pre- ;enee.
that hsd sold I'm Il ur OF tad qualify ahuut
one yta oef,re. As The che &C er IF The ioue
Is YET 70 be ves.igs,td, and have received "
Confederation for ,he -foressid Note, hereby
CAUTION all persons against purchasing IL. - I
do M, 'nletd 70 pay II. JONAH BROOKS
March Sd, 1920
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
Public auction.


WaLrBR JORDAN of Lisbon, being abou,
TO close his present concern in Business a. .
trader, hereby gives no,iee, thar on 1Lur.day the
9Th day OF April oeHt at 9 O'Clock, A M. the fol
lowing properly will be exposed for sale at Public
Auction, to vit.
oae Acre ofiand, with Store 50 by IS feet
vel hu''hsd- a shop 70 fees long and Barn IS
by Is feet thereon standing Said and i. situated
M L''bso Corner 10 the county Of Lincoln, and
" an ezceilentlsand for a country trader. \, the
same time Will be sold the Stock ia trade be-
Longing 20 ssid Jourdan coasisting Of . veil "
lectsd aud general assortmen, Of English and Wet
india Goods, and Groceries, all 10 be on the prem
'ses-t terms will be liberal ana made known on the
day Of sAe.
All ps"ons having any elaine against The ,aid
Jourdan. are requened TO cal and receive their
psy-and ,ho.e indebted on account, TO call and
Adjust the sane BY payment or by uose
For further pzrticulars inquire of said Jourdan,
residing on the premises, or
MORRILL, JORDAN, Of Cape z ixabesh.
Lisbon, March Is, 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
LIMERICK academy.

lMERi.n atADEl Is suii open for the
IL reception # Sudeni-. The third term will
commence on the 20'h March Instant II is fondIy
hoped the c will sufficient encouragement TO kcep
II IN operation. Board and Iuitios are low
| he expense of yous. &c tlemeD will not exceed
Il dollars per quarter, TINT Of 20 ny Ladies Is,
SIX or eight boa rders can be ugreeablv accom-.
modated a; Mr.. Bars. Mach q.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
NOTICE.

a IL persons in,efesie ed lands sold BY n
"A as deacs collector, Note ard Eass of
sws dea, and Lov.l in the C yunfy Of Ox.ora, sse
informed H. an legai,y suthuriz d 20 M Re
good titles 10 ne isnds SO sold, sn, ,ha / :.u..
chased soont eigh iets and psrss ofio.s situated
IN vaii US parts 81 Oxiord County sold BY he
desig"a 'ng COLLECTOR m Boston and thar the
iifne OF fedemf',sn hssing exeirsd, am nov
resdy TO settle for The same In Ike c,nyrysncr.
on ~. iic.ioaef those increased on re ~ n I'D
terms VIM. REED.
March 81, 1920.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
WILLIAM CROSS.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO
L all concerned, that be ha. been duly appointed
and taken upon himself The rru't of Administrator
on the estate of NATHANIEL WILLIS, late OF
Paris, in the Couoty OF Oxford, ysomar dsceaied,
by giving bond az the law direc he therefore
REQUESTS all person. indebted to the said decea.eds
estate to make immediate payment aud those who
have any demand, thereon, to exhibit the 'ame to
IONATH IN BHMIS, AdniahtefO,.
Paris, March, I'd, 1870.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28

M airae Charitable Mechanic Association.
THE MEMBERS of the Maine G. NJ. Associa.
L ton, are hereby notified that their sem-apnu-
al NEE ting will be holden at Col. Busnham's Hal
on Tuesday evening April Alb, 1920, at I, O'Clock
A punc,nal attendance is requested.
Per order RLEAZaR WYER, Secretary,
". B. The Government of the Association arr
renin died that their Board will meet at Gen. Prime
as varnum's on Friday evening previous.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28

HOUND on the seventh day Of March, inst. =
l. drsb co'tred eat coa,, on the northwest
side Of ll,tle Sabaso Pond IN GRAY, which he
owner may have by calling on The subscriber
rroying property aad paying charges
SIMON LIBBY.
Gray, March. oh 1890
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
NOTICE.

THE Stockholders Of the United Murine am,
L FIRE Insurance Company, Of Poriissd, .an
hereby notified that their annual Meeting TOT tn
choice of seven directors for the ensuing YER viii
be held al their late Office il Portland, on Tuesday
the f1nrth day OF April next ri II o'clock A. N
Also, TO act on any other business tina; msy core
before them To close he Concerns of the coc,1sat.
BY order of the Directors.
JAMES NEAL, Ps,adtny.
Y. ". & F. 1. Office. March is, 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
Il Good Chance for Blacksmith.

Il GOOD Chance for a Blacksmith
H'oR SALE the half of Trip Hammer Shop
l. situated in Poapd Cumberland county, State
OF Maine, At place called Psyns Mills, near the
bridge, with ali the privileges and appurtepance.
thereto Belonging Price ihfee hundred dollars,
10 s's annual payments, With intereR
A rerfon Who should come well recommended
Tor industry and iobriefy, may also have . few
sons OF iron TO eommenc- business with on ad-
vanssgeous serms. The other half Of the shop,
together With houfe ard laud, may also be DUR
ehafed.
One we'll acquainted with the ufe of the trip
hammer, and can manufacture hoes, or axes, or
'eyiae', might 5000 realize competency At THE
pace.
Apply personally, or by letter, post paid, TO
Mino,, March is. VIM. LADD
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
I'D Il NJ Nuns.
Cory aitest-N,T. COFFIN. Clei-
AT a Court of Probate holden al

Al IOurt OF Probate holden al
the probate Office in Portland, within AID for
tie County Of Cumberland on III. second Wed :
nesday of March in the year of our Lord esh-
teen bundled and twenty.
IN the petition Of Eli Loneley sdrAais,ra,or of
O,he estate ofl.svi Brigham, late Of Raymond,
in said County, Physician deces,ed fspre,sn,ing
tina, the personal safe of said deceased is not sui
icsnt to pay the just dehi,, which he owed a, the
time Of his death by TIE sum OF hund, ed twenty
eight dollars and sirty.two ceats aot rayins for
a license TO eel and convey so r,uch of he cal
estate Of raid deceased may he nsee..ary for the
paymept cf said debts and incidental charges .
Ordered--Thst the petitioner give notice thereof
to the heirs of said deceased and TO all psr,oo.
lsnie'e"ed in aid estate by caurnga copy Of th,
srder TO be published IN The Por 'aud Gazette
priated IN Portland, in sa,d Ccuu Y rhrce week
Excessively thar they may appear At Probate
Court to be he'd al The pro Bate office 10 per,land
Aforesaid, on he second wednesday # April ner,
AT ten O'Clock in the forsnooo aud he = cause. If
any they have, why the prayer of aid petition
lhoud not pf grzlted
sseA FIREMAN, Jnegs If raid Govt.
A unscapyt
Aust, HoSArio sooTnaars. Regr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28

LoyDoy, JAN. !.
La Baronne De Paris Boi,rourrG is arrived
from Paris, charged with commission "a present
TO the Admiralty Board, theory Of the CON pass
which gives the longitude and latitude of the
globe, for the discovery OF which the whole world
has SO long looked. She is authorized to an
nounce this discovery certain. She is also
authorized TO present TO the Royal Society
system of the World. 1t may, without doubt
appear extraordinary that lady should be
charged with such nssion but tho reason Is
that her husband has submitted his theory TO the
Academy of Paris. and he was anxious that no
delay should take place, by which he might be
deprived of the honor and benefit that may arise
from the labor q. his life and TO whom could he
conhde his discovery more properly than 10 his
wife and he has confidence, that If he shall
prove what his theory announces, the Baroness
viii be received with welcome by nation that
has ever been distinguished by lie patronage Of
the arts and sciences.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
POETRY.

ron THR PORTLAND azgrrE.
GOD SAVE THE STATE OF MAINE.
GOD.save the State of Name;
Forever flourish Maine
God prosper Maine
From dark and dubious night, {.
From strife of black aud white,
Emerged to dazzling light
Dawn. orient Maine.
Bright orb of Maine arise,
Light of ocr Eastern skies,
Day star of Maine
Beam forth on field and wood,
Danish all party feud,
All that's fair and good
Bestow on Maine.
Gem on the easle's breast
Dart high thy lightning crest,
Genius of Maine
Redeem thy noble name,
degenerate thy fame.
And all abroad proclaim
The birth of Maine.
God save our native land,
And bless the radiant band
OF sister States.
Ages shall story Us
Free and victorious,
And hail all glorious
United States
One last kind boon we crave
God in his mercy save
The Commonwea
0'erher thine arm extend,
From every harm defend
Our parent and our friend,
The Commonwealth
God save the State of Maine,
Forever flourish Maine,
God prosper Maine
Peace, Freedom and Success,
Splendour and Happiness
With independence bless
The State of Maine.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
BEEF
Il Farm for Sail.

'INO BE SOLD al pushc ton. on Tunsday
The IS a Of Apsi'. mex al ten O'Clock, A. M.
IN the premises one good e. m in Lnchfsld.
lMc.) containing 80 &C es OF and with Goa.
.enien' dwe'i'nf house so by SO feet and bsl n
so by 10 ieet .l5o a?f, trees 10 bearing state !;
/, IS we'll ~stcsed sud pleasantly sisus,ed.
hisos dwelling house 50 by IS .e-. ard .
small barn in tie town 40 es.ld Oh tie r.ost
rosd aud WI hin eisri miles of II Ito well, is 8
good s'ssd for ms ehsnie, snd rear rs mi,,s.
N. y. Term. of p-smeat Tusde EASY TO- the
9o-chaser NATHAN WHITNEY.
M.ecA q 1920.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
s. Despatch as the life Of
BUSINESS"

ALL property entrusted to me for sale
is registered ia II book, fwthou the wsors nHnio3
aud open O. the inspection of all who wish 60 hu,
sell, ADD the lowest prices named a. once, ,hc
object rs 30 sEII.
Personal and prompt attention paid to
all ortnrs 70 make public or private Sales. Cash
literally advsuced--Onice open from sun rise
mil candle light
~ Drafts on Boston, Portland and
Curen, Bank Bills, bought aud sold al lolr rate
of ExcAsnge.
Just received for Prisafc SGis,
Oh barrels fuperGne Alexandria FLOUR
w / S do fummer FRAMED Sperm OIL
pipe pure Coenac Brandy. 4,h proof
1900 Id, Loaf sugar
1000 lbs Sole Leather
Boxes and oaks Cnrrant.. RaGns, Jordan
Almnnd., Figs, Dates and PtuGs.
5000 lbs good Butter Al cents, on month,
credit
ALSO FOR SALE,
20 Farms, Houses, Stores d Wharves
on very liberal terms For full dcfcripiiou of
the fame, call a, d. c. ATTWoOD's Office, 90
/, Union What. March 7
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
MISCELLANY.

Loss Of Schooner QnakeT.-The Quaker sailed
from Boston. FEBRUARY %. with cables and cord
age for the Columbus "a, fitting for sea IN the
Chesapeake waters. had on board 80 men,
which had been recruited for the Columbus.
three Naval Officers aud SIX Marines including
Capt. Jernegan-49 persons in all. On the
morning ofthe 9th Of March, the schr. was struck
BY asquall, and in spite of every exertion to pre-
vent it, capsized, and the passengers and crew
were washed overheard by the surge. William
Miller, the mate, succe eded in hauling himself
iUto the main crosstfees, where he found four
others the topmast and crosstrees being for the
mos part out OF water. Capt. Jeruogsn. when
last seen, was holding on to the man chains and
Lieutenant Samuel p. Maconber, of tie Quilted
States Navy was clnging to the We ather quarter.
The mate and his four companions remained in
their perilous situation till Tuesday, the 7tb,
when three Of them persisted of cold aud fatigue,
and were washed away by the surge which was
continually breaking over the mate and his sur
viving companion, who expected momentaiily TO
share the fate of those who were lost.-They
NAMED without prospect of escape from death,
until the forenoon of Wednesday, March 0 when
they discovered vessel standing towards them !;
they coptriYed to hoist signal Of distress-the
vessel approached within haiiing distance, Sc Mt
her boat and took from the wreck the two suffer-
ers, who, after lapse Of IS hours, were nearly
exhausted ~ hunger and fatigue. This vessel
proved to be the brig Janus, Captain Hsrsdon,
from Turks Island. The feelings of the mate
and his companion, on The prospect OF their de
liverance, may be more easily conceived than
described They had previously been passed by
four ye,sels, who did not observe their signals
The preceding particulars of this melancholy
shipwreck, by which Forty sir human beings, un
fortunately perisbed. are derived from very
minute statement drawn up by the mate, and
communicated TO capt. Haradon.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28

"ANIED 10 purchase IL offered inmeI atcIy
w One Hundred dozen of live FOWI.S--AS.
ply TO J. " SMITH, opposite Col. Burahams
Hotel, Middle S eet. Portland March 90
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
o. UNION CANAL LOTTERY. 90
CL.3sS SECOND.
SCHEME.

Sl25Pr.zes subject 10 deduction off5pr CT $4,000
o1ff Siaaks-f0 600 Tickets al Dollars.
OF Not fro Blanks 10 a Prize.
III 1T ) in the above Lottery, for sale at
THE PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
~ Jp>tFH JOHNSON.
No 2, .nerehAyfs Rop, Mdiie-sireet--Who holes
3, anar'ers. Sly Tickets rise TIN. day.
Marcel, IL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28
FOR SHE.
THE subscriber offers for sale a part of

II
NJ - aoi>lin-ns "a, Indian O. rewa.,
-''n o. T - eee', consisting of,wo DOUBLE
Jaw MILLS. almost rev and IN con- l. ~
dff, VIII a srss srd .da able d,nl but, by The
me- expo ,vnee wHkmer.
Two hunlled acres of LAND, adioin-
n'~ Tie same W. ssoses 49, i v.nfieg
lous $; sessfsi sia u buildings Al4cs srris
S p. With god -et ef Too,s he " Il sell .nv
9Ftt 81 The ab7ye 20 sui, purchasers, from o'e
two three qnss'ers. sid Mills r,e. si'us.rd "a
lie Msin penohscn' River, sad always have .
eons'sn, supply OF wiier, and Logs, and are
a'ne miles Rom the ,'de ws,el, we,v. mlss
from the f.si growing vilisre ct B ne =, q
aisce OF sssfrss ng trode. Al lie iu-nf cut
Il said m.ils rs RATED AZ The m.i, in riffs. fom
en 10 thiry thousand, and Sent - B.ngor with.
out eiisanis. where they ste shipped 20 any
ma kes - Far '.'ins sprly to Jos. PORE, Mets
chm, Poitland, or The subscriber on he rie-
misses. JACKSON DAVIS
Orone, Jn. II 1890. II
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28

To he Honorable Jnsiices Of The Circuit Court
Of Common Pleas, 10 be holden AT jgiscasset,
in aud for he County II Lincoln, on the Sec
ond Monday q Jonuo'y, Il. D.i39o,
fNHE petition OF Nicholas l.. Mitchell sdmai,-
l. traitor on the estate OF JAMES OILY Es,
lo,e Of Bath. in tac county Of Lincoln, dee. ased.
res ,ee,iully represents hat the inventory D, The
personal estate of said deceased amounts To the
sum OF Two bundled aud eighty seven dollars, and
the jusl debts OF said deceased. amount TO eleven
hundred and forty four dollars aud FIVE cents. and
that the administration account and allowance to
the widow amount TO the sun OF three hundred
and seventy hse dollars and one cen, leaving a
deficiency O! twelve hund, ed aud thirty two dol
lars aud six cents. Therefore yonr petitioner
70 sell so mueh OF The real estate, vii raise the
amount of said defcietcy, With incidental charges.
NICHOLAS j.. MITCHELL.
Copy attes,--NAT. COFFIN, Clerk.
Lincoln, ss....C,rcut Court Of Common Pleas,
Jonuary Term, 1920,
ON The foregoing petition, ories I'd that the pc.
fiiioper notify al persons interested IN has peli.
tion, by publishing attosted copy ofh,s petition
aud Of this order thereon ~ the por,aad Gaze,te
idree week. successfully bsinrs the sitng oil tbs
court at Wiscasse ,on ihe fourth Monday OF Api.i
next. that al pef>ons interested may thea and
tasre aprea, aud Shew oau.e,if any they have why
the psayei thereof h'nd not be granted.
At,es--NAr. Corp,N, Ilrri.
Copy aitesi-sAr. COFFIN. Clerk.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-28

THE subscrlhers h wing been sppon cd b,
1 the III n. S ,muci 4 eemen, Esq- Judge OF
Probate Tor the caua'y Of cumberl'n d COM
mis-,onets To reeve and ex mae the ,lsms
Vi h creditors 'o'he esse
WILLIAM CROSS,
late of Gorhsm, ~ sad county, deceased inies-
tate, -eprcsen eel nsolrsni, hereby give notice
that six months fom he 8h i y Of March, ms,
rfe allowed said CT, d,ors to bring in and proovs
,heir olsims ! and hat they will attend ths
eryice s, ,he S'ofe OF Henry Stephenson, j.
Porihnd, on the lirs, Tuesdays OF April, June
Angus, and Sept. mber next from two 10 five
u'clotk, in he afternoon Of each Of said DAYS
THOMAS LEAVIs, Jun. c,,.,,;,,,oo.x,
HENRY STEPHENSON. -
Pord. nd, NJ .rch, Is 1890.