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PHILApELPHIA, November IS.

On Thursday afternoon, Mr.. Guile
gratiGed the cltizens of Philadelphia
with very splendid exhibition. AT 3
O'Clock he assembled from Vauxhall Gar.
den, in the presence Of many thousand
spectators, in car attached 10 bis bal
loon. While the balloon was rising he
repeatedly waved his hat and flag. Af-
ter he had risen to the proper elevation
he disengaged the parachute, to which
had been connected a basket, containing
a live monkey, which gradually and
safely descended to the earth. The bal
loon then rose to greater height, and
remaining thus elevated for some min.
utes, MIR. Guile opened the valve ofthe
balloon and descended in Martua village,
on the west side Of SchuyIkin, without
sustaining any injury. A large con-
course Of people, anxious for his welfare,
followed him to the place Of his descent,
and had the pleasure Of witnessing his
safe return to the Garden from which llN
had assembled,
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Bp @aii.
BOSTON, NOV. %.
PRESIDENTL1L ELECTORS.

BOSTOH, NOV. 20.
PRESJDENTL3L ELECTORS
The following gentlemen have been
chosen Electors Of President and Vice
President of the United States, from
Massachusetts,.
Hun. John Adams, William Phillips,
William Gray, Daniel Webster, Ben5as
min w. Crowninshield, John Heard,
Samuel Dana, Ebenezer Mattoon, Seth
Sprague, Alden Spooner, Thomas H.
Blood, Jonas Sibley, and Hugo Bur-
ghardt, Esq. >
In Hampshire South District, and -
Barpstable District, there was no choice.
In the former, Hon. Ezra Starkweathcr
had the largest number Of votes. In the
latter. Hon. John Davis and Hon. Wen
dell Davis had 476 each; and they were
some scattering votes.
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NEw-YoRx. NOV. q.
Latest from England.

- Ihc ship Martha, Capt. sSketch.sy-
arrived here Yesterday, in 40 DAYS tfosp
Liyerpool -By Hrr I've irsse rec<ived
our regular flc Of London and Liverpool
papers, to the evening Of the 9th and
morning Of tie llth, inclusive, which
makes our account three days later from
London, and FIVE from Liverpool. The
proceedings in the Queens trial are
brought down to the twenty seventh day.
DR.. Henry Hollands testimony (thc
twelfth witness in favor Of the Queen)
was taken on the 9th, and that Of Charles
Mills, Esq. was commenced, which ap-
pear to be favorable to the Queen.
The Courier of the 7th, contains cop.
les Of all communications which have
taken place between Government and
her Majesty's Counsel ard Agents, en-
the subject Of pecunisry supplies, since
her arrival in England and also an ac-
count of all sums of money paid her
since her arrival: from which it appears
that the Queen has already received
$3.50 pounds sterling.
On the 5th of October, before pro-
ceeding with The trial of the Queen. Lord
Holland called the attention of the House
OF Lords to the situation Of political af.
fairs upon the continent. He stated that
warlike preparations Of a most extensive
nature were carrying on in Austria, and
1t was also avowed that the objects a,
gainst whom those preparations were in-
tended, were the people of Naples. Al.
ter speaking in terms Of high satisfaction
Of the late revolutions upon the CONT.
nent, His Lordship concluded by en-
quiring, ffst. whether the Austrian gov.
crnment had officially communicated to
his Majesty's ministers the object Of The
present warlike preparations Of Austria
and If they had whether they had solci.
ted any countcnance or assistance, pecu-
mary or Otherwise, for the promotion
of that object? and, secondly, what was
the answer which the Ministers bf bis
Majesty had given to that solicitationS
In the course of his reply, Lord Liv-
erposl snid, "tbat there was not. the
least intention Of interfering in the af.
fairs Of the States Of ltaIy," and that the
Government Of this Kingdom had en-
tered into no engagement whatever, of
any description, for such apurpvses =
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~s oss
Interesting. Tho following highly
Interesting account of portion OF the u.
States hitherto SO little, or in fact not at
all, known to us, is taken from the Ma
tional lntelligenccr Of yesterday. Al
though there are some who have thought
that the expense Of expeditions OF this
nature would not be counterbalanced by
corresponding advantages, we are OF
opinion that such narrow minded prejudi-
ces will totally vanish at the display OF
che incaiculablc advantages to the country
at Urge, which have been developed by
the enterprise Of this single expedit-
Mn.--Dalt. Nm.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.
Merah. veH kegion of'he United sfais
We we're yesterday grained wAA
tewmiautes conversation with IaPt. :.
X. Bel, who arrived ~ sh's city on ieus-
day from Iape G'rardcau, m missouri )
which place nc leit on the l3th Oct, iast'
The Information derived drom nm was
50 interesting 70 US, thas we believe our
readers will DC pleased with some ac-
count 81 u.
Capt. BEL was second N rank OF an
Exploring xPedltlon, undcr inc COM
mal'd OF MaJor Long the op)ccss OF
which were topograph'cal ans scien.'hc
0iormasion respecting the VAST "laer-
ness OF country wnicn stretches rom
mr Counc'l nluns, on Tue ,!Missourl' =
e 1901 OF inc NocKy Moun.a,ns' q
wnlcn 80 h:'le : yer kncwn' Inc en-
eu''on os.ng wnony pac.nc - ~ ,r on. .
lvG.s' cons,s'er "a sc'nc weny sg'o'e.'
c'y, ".u =. 'ono"''S oAo' ~" a''-
ss'o' 1es,''eS sec 'wo u'noe,s sise', ",eN
~ s.V 80 NS''a, AZ 80: 'ws' -. oy
1..,s a .ass;.,',nss 49, "a ..Io ' a'
" svh~ - rss,;t;n,, , ~ [ 80, srr, ,h. co,,o.
~ MI q, ~, ~. s,h &c -. d;,-ct,ng
. - ~-~--S, -. '--~ 'N@' - NN"'~t ~'~~-e-'S3
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Mol;onalHaesire Lastifaioa.
The bill, for Incorporating the nianal
gers of National Vaccine Institution
was, after some amendments, ordered to
be cnsrossed for third resding-Hyes
5i-Noes A. H9;olsned
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bis fathers lantern. which he had been
desired to bring with him to light him
homc--to light him to his grave! as
Soon as this monster saw his victim was
completely in the snare, he made his a.
larm, the melancholy crime described
was the result.
Could there have been possibly q
stronger case Of circumstantial evidence
than that ? The young man seemed act
nally sagghf in me faes. There was
the knife with his name on if---thc linen,
cnf. ned up in bundles, the lantern 40
Aaowlsdged by bis father. The time,
past midnight The master himself
present, q man Of the fairest character
the servant of nnblemished reputation
all, all seemed quite conclusive.
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bed By law, 10 fiIl the sacancies Of al
absences, the Resolution was ordered to
lie ON the table.
The residue of the sitting was filed
up by the consideration Of sundry re-
ports ON petitions Of private CLAIMS.
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LAS just received new Assortment
4 L of GOODS. OF which he will sell cheap tor
.asn -.lrogy them -
b'ue, Olstk sna wIx' Brosdcioth.; blue,
black, mlxd and drsb Csssimeres; black Pelese
cioihsi ss,iGetts and BDm0azstts; black, white.
red and yellow Fiannels Vesrngs black Boubs-
zsen, Italian Crepe s,nchsws and s.rsne,ts black
Cashmere Shaals black D,mssk do whit Cotton
do wnh merino borders black Barcelona Hand
kertheis bandsnno, ,g ard cotton do black and
coiored Canton Grapes silk aud tabb, Ve,vets
black Csmbric ladies' black beaver. sta aud kid
Gloves gent.emen's beaver Gloves ladies' black
and slate worsted Hose gent, mems black do Ia
d's Cottons; steam-oom shriings white Csmbrics
& .conei Cambria book, India book s. leno
Mu,ins null null; l. dies white cambric Hand.
kerohiets; Dimitits. furniture Duites carlisle
1inghsms o. Cacoesi cotton Damask buttons
OF al kinds silver eyed Needles pound, p, Per 4
box Pins. worsted bindings tapes, ribbons, cotton
Balls IN boxes, Of suIer,o, quality Velve, bind.
ings sewing silk and twist knitting pins, scissors,
pen knives, combs. &c &c &c
Gov F0,s, 3 q S 7 sod 8 'h.esded,
cotton threads. bobhins ni,lnett, Bonet paper and
wire Oi-clotbs Umbrellas, Gurnsey Frocks sus.
penders, &c &c &c.
also "A me' ican Coiinn., !'on gu TO IS
cents per yard, Ginghams, Chex, &c &c &c
ihe obove Goods, viii be sol, yeiy cheap
IN Cfsh Nov 10
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*s* CURES Pr.ktUtMf.D!
Though heretofore eonsraered haa relie/! by
DIR. RELIES
BOTAVILAL OROPS.

O M shearmaa. CARPENTER Of Bosisn, was %
AVA moabs sffinted with y iurour on the
back o. Ms hand which spacisted him ior work,
alter having tied every th'ng in vain. aud suffered
an operation hts hand, and considered .pcursble,
was cured and restored to health by takg bottles
OF these drops gefttit I f'
M Wlght Of Boston, was 3 years afflicted with
fever's one Of his legs. had tried medi-
ciacs wthout effect, wss cured by 9 bottles
. n CHd IF NJ BurriH, Of Hanover was cured
OF Ulcers and bi,es, some of which had cal down to
the rims. by bodies This child WAS considered
in dung state when he began taking these drops
I'm fa5,int Of Doston, was covered ali over with
eruptions, bind with both eyes, was ed BY bot
Ties et
"A elderly Lady of Boston was severely afflicted
for is years, With eruption all her, attended
with most tormentng itcbings. burnings and biotcl
es, had lost thereby two toe and one h.ger naiis,
vas cured by q bottles she had not left her room
for 6 months. and considered pact all reGcf!
q Gentleman Of Harrington, WAS Affected 20yesrs
with i!ccrs in his legs, could, obtain relief,
was cured by q ,o,tIes.
a Ge.s;ess.. Of 5,sfon, his wife and children
was many years afflicted with erupiions, b I'd tried
ev.ry medicine without SUGGEST, was cured BY these
Drops Ia HAFAta t
a Gentleman Of Rorbnry, was so years afflicted
with hum D, one Of legs, attended with burning
itchi,g anil sIo,ches. wss resigned past reIicf,
fr % years could not lie 90 bed At times, was per.
fec,iy flred BY these drops
a Laig Of Charicsfospn was two years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee joint. had uicd
every assis ance. aud considered pat relief con.
traction nd formed. shcn on tsking these Drops
and asrng D. Jebb's Liniment. in 3 weeks she had
the free Of the joint, the pain ief her. and b,
continuing them has ob aimed perfect cure
rnese Drops are radical care for scnfvy, scro.
ft,s. 81 An,hsoy's 6res iepsocy. rmpied faces, en-
Urged glands, sore legs. ulcers even when the bons
is sA.cte l. eeaefal tsints, when mercury has fsed
are the best spring sod ant'.mnal physie. and ma,
be given to children with perfect safety Price 81
or sx bottles for FIVE dollars, IL bottles Tor 81 o.
IL iozen for Sto0.-Ir. isk for"D Relies Botan-
ical Drops"--Nonc are genuine, unless signed "w
r Conway" prepared and ssid Wholesale BY the
sole proprietor. WI. Conw ay, chemist. No bsm
sted Place. Boston, by bis special appointment BY
SAMUEL w. VINsON, Drnggisf,
go No. 80. TssmrsI street, Newport
Lempel w. Brggs, B,isfsis Hercules Whitney,
M,son. proviience. Dyer and Howes. Hind1sam /,
G-eesc. ~s,s. Lpssisn stsssc ID Roll. HSsfsrds @no
mos, drugg'ss. book k-selIers and post Masters s'ro
~, the Ur,tei States -vbere may pe had s'l thcss
js-dy es'e~~rd asd Mghy approved "Medicines.
prsea-eds BY :. W: Z. ccn1v." - 4
De. ,. islI' uy)
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= FORGE " A. TON has jus, received from the
" N,anisctory of Ives Il White, New yok
q. AT enens sub fac isshionsbe Hats, sGrront
ed .f the best qa3..y and nos 20 faoe IN ~saring
Mems iia,s. wlihAs,ge B,9ms
Also. los pr,-ee Nspl 4 castor Hats Youths 4
Ch,id, ens, Hats a, ever, absorption and price. ~
PAPER n NIiNGS ~
A handsome sesnrtm,nt of ch ap and elegsn,
Paper HsngiugsJ,r rooms mi window curtains
Just received and Tor safe as above tn
Newport. Apri 20
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THE following Estates House, No 49, on Broad.
street, with all the appurtensnces. Said house
will do well for public house Also new house
on Tanner and Dak-streets. 80 BY 90 feet on the
ground, two stories high, with large stable A
nes store on the Long wharf, 80 BY 20 feei, two
stories high, with the wharf in front. in good re.
pair, lying near the bridge Also, two or three
small houses and the land they s,sn on. in differ.
ent parts OF the town One half Of body pew in
the I'd BAPTIST Meeting House, in this town Also
for sale, first rate chsise aud bsrress good
morse and Wagon and harness Doors. ready
made window-frames and sashes Lumber Of war;
ious kinds
Also Cor sale-7s acres Of the best Kind Of Yer.
mont iani, selected BY Mr. Christopher sweet for
his own settlement Apply TO t.s
Newport. Mar 3. .ttr
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Liverpool Earthen Ware.

Liverpool Earthen Ware.
AnLdioALD MCNRO * Co.
Hape jnst reee veG,
50 crates well assorted t.artheE Ware,
pa ucuiariy selected for this market, consist.
lag Of
Fdg'd and c. c. Dishes and b kers, 9, 10,
III. -, l3, IA, Is, l6 ~ and l8 inches.
Edged and T. e.. Piaes
do. do. Twfla's
do. do. MufIins,7 and 4 IN.
ohes.
Best blue printed Plates, Tw asrs snd
Mutins.
do. do. Dishes, Bakers, &c.
do. do Teas, Bowie, aud sauccrs.
DO. do Jugs, 4 6 l2, 24s.
do. do. Tea pots, sugss and creams.
do. d. Bowls, 3, 4, 8. IL and 24s.
Eoamsled Teas, Tea pots, sugars and
creams.
do. Jugs, bowls, snd bowls aud ssuceis.
&. L Jugs, bowls, Sc. &c.
N wpoi, Nv. 10. 1919
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had hsssssvsn erven imm>ds 'feiy.
TINT wcIl finished .si convenient d~eIling-
house. situated l. Miil-ssreet. recently oceup,-
"a by Capt JAnss u PBrLLtps. the Mouse con.
IN. Ten apartments and good cellar ktctens
Win excellent well Of ws,er AMI rain water. eis
in the yard. ou' bv,ling sur sbIe for wood
r -hsise hose. For terms spp, o 80 81
July 2I, 1919. THOMAS TOWNSEND
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UNION HOTEL.
John COOK.
I!foyms fhr hk6he in gsnerol q his friends in

particular.
TINT he has taken the noted House of Col.
James Pery's No, 100. Thsmes-street, lately
improved by Nr DowE a a Public honse, and
which he proposes 10 accommodate Lsdts and
Gentlemen who ma, do him the honor to cali upon
him, with the bes, fare the make, may afford NO
exertions shall BE- wanting To arst'k and cb'ge -
The bes, of Liquors will be ready at command, and
good keeping of Horses constantly provided
J-A fswssteady Boraers (sd,es and genllenen,) }
can ne accommodated in ,he best manner.
Newport july ]
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Administrators Notice.

THE Hon Court of Probate Of the own OF New.
port, having appointed the subscriber Admio.
Istrator, with the Will annexed, en- the goods and
est ,te of 5 ARiH REDWOOD, late .. said Newport.
willow. deceased, and he having qualified himself
according TO law, requests all persons who have sry
demands against said estate, present the 10 him
for payment and sl persons VIII, are inde bted, un
20 tie estate of said Sarah Rediavood are r. quested
to pay the same to the subscriber, without delay.
sOLONON TOWNSEND.
.7iwnstrasor ,oih the UiH annexed
Newport, Nov. II. 1919 IDi1
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Con,m,ssiioue, s. No,iee.

Commissioners Notice.
ME. the subscribers, having been appointed b,
W the Hon Court of Probate. for the town 1T
Newport. in the county Of Newport. commission
ers 10 receive examine. and just the claims az aims,
the Estate OF H .t-
BILLINGS BURBirK.
late of Newport, deceased. represented insovent {;
do hereby give notice, that ak months, from the
ds,e hereof are allowed to the creditors Of said Es-
tate. to bring in and prove their respective claims
and that We viii attend for that purpose, .at sry
time during said period
EDs ARD rHURsTON.l c-....-
THOMAS HORN>By
Az persons that are indebted to the Estsie ~
said deceased are called upon to make ;mmediais
ANN BURUcK. .fdminisrasir
Newport Dc 29 1870 t
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given to ali persons indebted
u to the Estate Of
wILLIAM MOORE, jun.
that unless settled on before the first day OF
March next their Notes and Accounts will be put
into the hands Of an Attorney for collection.
VI SAMUEL WHIrEhOKNE0
HARRIET MOORE.
WILLIAM CtHOONE.
" HENRY MOORE
Newpor'. DC 90 1919.
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IRON 8 10 10 cons of Hay. to be delivered at the
l. Island of Patience when asnted--for safe cheap
for cash. NApplys,o sAu'L wHirEuOkNE.
or iiENRY MOORE.
Newport, Nov W
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VAl.UABLE FAR u.

T>UiE ,uhscribe' yil.rs FOR sq!e, his Farm situated
4 IN NrdIctownss ssbout one mile aud halt from
he state hous IN Newport Said Farm con,sins q
oon 90 acres Of !aad, with great quantity of xce,-
lent fruit trees, Of Ill kinds,ogc,ho, with the build
ings ,l,,reon standid q Por other iuihfmauon in
qure of ALANsON rECKtIaM.
Middletown, Feb 10 d
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New Stock OF
Feather Beds and feathers.
ABRAHAM BARKER,
N,II'lCt..

r. AME into the inclosure Of John T. Thurston, OF
" tiopkinton. on .he 22d OF september inst. four
Sheep. marked with a square crop IN each ear md
oh ,If.penny befo the right, and a hole through
The left with some reddng the righ side The
owner is requested TO prove property pay charges,
and take them away Attest,
CHRISTOPHER C.. LEWIS. Town Clerk
HopkiRlon. Oci. 7th' 1879. lDl
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FJR. SdLE,
1 House
.hso-- Military Equipments. suitable ior fed Of
6cer Apply 10 MM JAMES IliLEY
Newport, sept. 8. .lS.9,
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Fem4k BeneVolem .S0ciety.
John WOOD * CO.

JOHN WOOD z CO.
IL AVE- s,ken the store and stock of Sariaei n
Gardner, deceased No los. Thap,es street,
and now of ioi sale general assortment of Liq.
uors and Grocrries All ong which are, viz
Madeira, Sicily Al sdeia, Sherry Lisbon.
Tenc''ff., Maaga, Port. & C,a,et WINES ;
Cagnac & Bo'dcpux BRANDY Hoi and Ss
Ameuc GIN; Hys"p, ung Hy>on, lily
,on Skin, Psocnone s. Soucbong TEAS (;
Lost Lump, Powjened * Blown SUGARS T;
Coffee, Chocolate, s,c.
Toge her with 4 cat non,ber Of tho ar.
icles 10 numerous o partIcula'izc.
"N.N y y 81, 1919
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-26

NOTICE Is hereby siven..o Tue uou.re..den t
" propretors of the following described lots of
uniaproved ands,,n the town of Blcksport, in the
10 discharge the taxes said lsndS for the wears
1913 and 1919, committed 10 ne TO collect, as ex-
hibted in the fol OWING lists, and that shall pro-
coed 10 sell at Public Auction, 10 tue bsuest bid
der, much Of the several lots Of lands aforesaid
shall be sufficient 10 discharge the said take, On
the respective lots. aud all necessary intervening
charges, on SATURDAY., ,he twenty sixth day of
October next, at ten .'cock IA the forenoon, at
the house Of Noah Spatdawke Innhold' in Bucks
port, unless prevented by the previous payment of
said taxes aud charges.
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COMMUNICATION.

Alta meeting Of a number Of Physicians, me m
hers Of the Massachusetts, Medical Society held
at Massachusetts, Hall in Brunswick, lagfeea bly,
to a notice given in the Portland Gazette and
Eastern Argus) for the purpose Of considering tho
expediency Of forming Medical Society in the
State Of Maine, present, Drs. Samuel Emerson
ofKenne bunk, Anmi r. Mitchell ON. Yarmouth.
Jonathan Page Of Brunswick, Dudley Fulsom Of
Gofham, Enoch 5. Tappan Of Augusta, Seth Chan
dler Of Mnot, jacob 1'ewksbury of Hebron. Jo-
seph Gilman of Wells, Uriel Huntington Of Bow
doinhau John Stockbrd.e of Bath, Cad Hitch
cock of N Yarmouth, John A. Hyde OF Free
port. Luther Carey of Turner and Benz. ID. Bart
lett of Bath DR.. Samuel Emerson was called TO
the chair, aud BENZ. ID. Bartlett chosen Secretary.
Voted, That il is expedient that Medical
Society be formed in the state OF Maine.
Voted, That Drs. Ammi II Mitchell Of North
Yarmouth, Jonathan Page of Brunswick. limo
thy Little Of N Gloucester, f.uther Carey of Fur-
ner, Enoeh S. Tappan OF Augusta. Joseph Git
man of Wells, John Stockbridge of Bath, lothian
Mouton Of Bucksport and - Bowen of Bloom
fell, be Committee to petition the Legislature
OF Maine al their next session, for an act to moor
porate them and all present, together with such
Others, who are now members OF the Massaehu-
sets Medical Society, as shall choose to unite
with them, into medical Society ia this State,
by sue name and style as shall be agreed upon
by said Committee. And that SAID Committee
have further power to petition the Medical socie
ty Of Massue husetts,, that they may be dismissed
from said Society, al to make such arrangements
with said Massachusetts Medical Society, as can
be agreed upon relative to the proportion Of prop
erty that may belong to that portion of the Mas
sachusetts Medical society located in Maine.
Adj Per order, BENZ. ID. BARTLETT, Sec.
Publishers of Newspapers in this State will be
serving the cause and advancing the interest of
Medical Science BY giving the above one or two
insertions.
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I,HE fuafsnhst hereby gives cubic notice 10
l all concerned, ,hs' ihs has been du appoin-
ed and aiken 5on hsrielf he trua Ut adm'n'itfs-
trix ofthe siate of
LEMUEL SWIFT,
Ia,e of Brus,wick, in the county OF Cumberland,
Halter, deceased. by giving bond a. the law di-
rSf,--she therefore fequeA' all pedoos who are
;.J.bsJ TO the fsid deeezfed's ensrs 10 mske
,mmediate payment; and ,hofe Who have any
demands thereon, 10 eshibi, he Zane tor pay.
meut to sSALLi 'f W.
Brurswick. Aug 9 1890
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DIED,

In Limerick, on the 10Th inst. Mrs. LYDIA,
wife Of Major Joseph Stimson, aged 40.
IL this town, L0usa, daughter of Mr.. Joseph
Thaxte. aged 23 months --iarrist. daughter OF
Mr. josiah Mnrcb, aged moaths. George ID
son of Mr. Ira Gray, aged years aud months.
Mrs. Mary. consort Of the late Air. John Auder
sou, aged SO Nancy, daughter of j. Dennison,
aged 12 years.-Mr. Charles Ryan. aged 81.
Ann ii. daughter of Mr. Joshua Richardson,
aged 20 months An infant child of Capt b. {.
Attwood.---A child Of MIR. Joseph Crockett, aged
10 months.
In Baltimore, Benjamin Plummer, formerly OF
Haowei, eyed %.
On Wednesday last an inquest was held in this
town on the body Of George l.. Brown, Of Balti-
more, and lately a seaman on board the brig Mo-
70, bound to the West-lndies, aged 80 years. The
Jury upon their oaths said that on the 18th inst.
beta cen the hours of 3 and O'Clock in the NOR
ming, in attempting to swim ashore from the brig.
he was drowned.