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FOR SALE.
December r.. 1921.

A FARM, lying in Ne1vtane.
IN State of Vermont, containing one hun
bred and twenty acres of good Land, suitably
proportioned into Moving, Plouehing and Pas
ture Land, with good Orchard on the same.
and from 90 to 80 acres-of good Woodland.
with good Dwelling-House and Barn. with
convenient Sheds.-Also, good Complain
the Barn for hay is 20 by 80 feet, ami is YEAR
~ TILED with good English hay and grain, the
proceeds of said Farm. Said Farmis in GOOD
repair, completely fenced with good stone
wall. There is also, on said premises, a large
and commodious Cider-Mill House,, with one
OF the best Mills perhaps that there is in the
state. Said Farm is situated on the Post
road from Brattleborough to Ncwfane. about
three quarters of mile from the Court-House.
1t has been improved as Tavern for many
years.
Also--a Grist and Saw~Mill, situate in
said Newfane, about one mile from the above
described premises, on the road from Brattle-
borough to Townsend. Said Mills are both in
complete repsir--the Grist-Mill has two run Of
stones-both Mills are under one roof. in a
large and eommodious building, supplied by a
lasting stream Of water. Also, a small House
and Barn, wth,about 35 acres of good Land.
mostly under improvement, which will be sold
with the Millb-
Possession, will be given any time af-
ter sale, when it may best suit the purchaser.
Terms ofpayment LIBERAL Forfurther inform
alton respecting said Farm or Mills, inquire of
DAVID MERIFIELD, of Ncwfane, near the
premises-JosEPH SUMNER, jun. of Shrewsbu-
ry, Mass. or JoHN TEMPLE, of West.BoylstAi.
F West-Boylston, Dec. q, 1921.
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Worcester, SIS.
Probate-Ofice, December II, 1921.
TO the Vidow and Heirs of PETER
WHITE, late Of Uxbridge, IN SAID Coun-
", deceased, and 10 all others concerned
an The Estate ofSaid deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
u pear Qfyou see fly at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coup.
ty, on the first Tuesday in January next, at
ten the clock, before noon, to show cause why
the instrument, which purports 70 be the last
viii and Testament Of said deceased, should
not be approved and you will be heard there
on. NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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they had nude of FIN for their has
band, They added, that as soon as they
had received their first communion,.
they would set out for Constantinople
and begged that all might be prepared
for their reception.
Delighted with this expedient, the
three friends sent of their letter to the
post-oiice, with this direction: TO Mr..
Great Turk, at has Seraglio, Constantine
pie BY Lyons. The oddity of this d-
rechon was the occasion of the letter
being opened, and of the discovery of
this great t.-Wal2ole.
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\
ordered to leave the house. Shortly
after, in the course of the same day,
warrant from Alderman Douglas re-
CURED the attendance of Mr.. Coad.
The Alderman heard the cause of COM
plant; examined the wounds and bruis-
es which young Greble said had been
inflicted found them to be, as he de-
clared in evidence, very trihing, and
to have consisted Of slight scratch
on the breast, near the neck, and lit
tie discolouring on the upper part of
one of the arms. Coad was, however,
bound over to appear and answer at the
June sessions of the Mayors Court,
and being thus bound over, Indignantly
rejected proposal from Greble, to
drop the prosecution, provided he, Mr..
Coad, would pay the costs.
Such evidence was gene through
collateral to the main facts. 1t was
proved that Edwin Greble had, on a
prior occasion, when Mr. Coad called
him up for his misconduct, refused to be
even slightly punished, and had deciar-
ed, that if touched, he would stab his
teacher with the knife he then held in
his hand. Some evidence was offered
to show that the prosecutor had COM
mltted his children to the instruction oc
Mi. Coad, with the express stipulation
that they were not to be corrected by
him. Many ofour most respectable cit
liens appeared on behalf of the defend
ant, giving him a character for capaci-
ty, industry, system and kindness, as
a teacher almost unexampled.
The case had been submitted to a
jury at the June sessions of the MAY
ot's Court, and the verdict was one of
acquittal but in exercising the right
given to them by an act of assembly,
the jury, while they pronounced the
defendant '1not guilty. adjudged that
he should pay the costs of the prosecu-
ton. Mr.. Coad, conceiying this to inn
ply degree of censHre, and feeling it
altogether unmerited, applied without
hesitation, for new trial, which the
Court, though they remarked upon the
novelty of the application, felt mo- scru-
pie or difficulty in granting
The second trial began on Thursday
morning, at eleven O'Clock, and did not
terminate till nine at night. The de-
fence was not denial of the assault and
battery charged, but an absolute justif-
cation-the schoolmaster, through his
counsel, contending that it was has dutu.
as well as his legal right, to inflict ade-
quate and reasonable punishment, and
to maintain his authority among his
scholars; and that, in fact, instead of
exceeding the bounds of moderation. he
had not, in this case, carried severity to
its proper and sanitary length.
The Court charged the jury, on all
the points, decidedly in favour of the
defendant; and the jury having retired
with leave to seal up their verdict when
agreed, returned at 10 O'Clock next
morning, pronouncins Patrick Coad
I" not guilty." and directing that tie
county pay the costs.
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons indebted to tile
IN late Firm Of MOORE & GERRIsH.
(Which was dissolved the first of May, AID.
1879 are called upon to settle by the first Of
January, A. u. 1922, without fail.
OLIVER MOORE.
PAUL GERRISH.
Wsst-Boylsfon, Dec. 10, 1921.
NJ B, Carding, Wool and Dressing,
Cloth, in its various branches, will be carried
on as usual, by the Subscriber
OLIVER MOORE.
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convince the mind of an intelligen.
scepiick, you must not commence upon
him with the absolute necessity of faith,
until you have convinced him of the
foundation of that faith; nor tell him of
the sufferings Of Christ. until he believes
in tire reality of those sufferings. He
must be given to understand, that the
truth of the gospel is ot without the
strongest evidence, if he would take
the trouble to examine it.
Again, when worldly prejudices, and
refined modes of morality, mix them
selves with Christian doctrines, it is
necessary to disentangie this maze of
erronr, and to place gospel precepts
and gospel motives in their true light.
Ia order TO do this, some learning is
necessary; and the enthusiastick preach
er must not call it we8ldly wisdom, and
deny its efficacy.
We see, then, bow great a difficulty
lies upon those who preach the gospel.
Ii they preach more to the affections,
there may be some among the audience,
to whom such discourses may be ac-
ceptable; but it is probable there may
be more who would be Disguised,
Again, the reasoning style carried too
far, may subject us to the same incon-
veniences.-ft appears, therefore, best
to take a. middle couIse-neither to run
into any flights of imagination on the
one hand nor on the other, to aim at
that close mode of reasoning, which
people OF improved miads only can fol-
low.
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Cash zuanted -
NOTICE..

THE Subscriber wishes to in
H form his Friends and the Publick, that.
he has commenced business in Petersham, and
has on hand general Assortment of SELL
SONABLE. GOODS-which he offers for
sale, on reasonable terms, for Cash, Produce.
Straw-Braid; or Ashes.
SAMSON WETHERELI..
Petersha'n, Nor 10, 1921.
B.-Weavers may be supplied with Yam
to weave on reasonable terms fur
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NOTICE.

A YOUNG Man, Of steady
INA habits, in the vicinity Of Worcester,
wishes for a situation, as an Assistant in an
English Il w. l. Goods Store.--Good rec.
concentrations can be furnished. GS3- A line,
with real signature, addressed to A. Il. and,
left at this Office, will be attended TO.
December 12, 1921. IL
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A FEW copies only, of this
"a excellent Map, may be had, if called
Tor the present week.
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@To those who wish to possess
an accurate Geographical knowledge of our
own Country, and the most interesting nor
ton of the Globe in NortR-America. this Man
VIII be a most valuable document. IF
the measures now taking by the Old States
to secure their portion of the immense up-
located Territories delineated on this Map.
belonging to the United States. before Con-
sress shall otherwise dispose Of this great
section of their domain, can arrest the atten-
ton Of the friends to the permanent union and
stability of our Republication the efforts of
the Author to extend this useful information
will be duly appreciated ShouM Congress
aliot to the Old States their due proportion of
these INDICATED Lands, 10 be appropriated as a
permanent School Fit,id, and these Territories,
should ultimately be settled by emsrants from
the Old States, and Incorporated into the Uni.
on' as members of the same family, what pros
pechVe measure, upon the great scale, would
IN all probability produce a. more happy re-
suit?
DECEMBER u. 1921
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Melish's Maps

UNITED STATES & TERRITORIES,
Wath the Contiguous British &. SPANISH
Possessions az .North-.4merica.
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Containing Geographical Account of the u
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adjacent Country
9th. Boston and its vicinity.
18th. New-York and lis vicinity.
9TH. Philadelphia and its vicinity.
9Th. Baltimore and its vicinity.
10TH. District of Columbia.
llih. Charleston and its vicinity.
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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-28

| prs, Of Portland, was up for View York 24s,l.
l. Cl al New York coil i1st. scnr. r meo.
Dnbkwater, for iialIiax--ap, sloop Ten Sisters
| for Portland and Bath
Brig Mary, DTiDkwater. OF this port. for ST.
J Ube,, sailed from Caxhaven Juiv Ia.
AtCayenne July 20, brig ADeona, Porter, Of
this port waiting cargo.
Brig Nm. smi,b, f.'Lellan, of Portland. was
at 81 Croix about the LIST. INST for Turk. Island.
in 10 days.
At Cape Hayden, lst insl. Seneca. Eaton. Of
Portland, 8 ; Fsvorrts, Of kennebak. a Claris.a.
IOwne, Of do. di'chars'ns; Bsluga, haris, for
do. 8.
Brig Minerva, Grows, Is days from Havana
for Bath, put into Norfolk, 18th, very Ieaky.
Ar. at n. York, 18th and 9th. scbs. Fountain
Hill St. Andrews Planet, Blanchard. date
Sawyer, dead) Of Portland, from ST NIary,.
Enterprize, Eastport, via N. Haven.
arrfvsg B0gc5.---AGg. ~, scnr. Atlsx Dr;nks.t.
from Eastport brig Sam. smith, OF CASTE :, a.xs s
Havana 10th, scnrs. CarhariIr Slnyrr az ihog,
from Arrxa i-ia Harmony fom Bath: nno F,rr,,orth
of BRISTOL, ICON AexSnlrs.-3 I'd sloon 80 a. ~
Hawkes., from Eastport- scnr olive of hi,
port Il ON fredericksburg sshrs. task.II fro So
bort Fox, from Ht'ow.i Dart ron, w irss.rr. ,oo,
lnder from Portland ORG Fair RAIDER from Enn,b
schr. Cornelius, BIske from Easrport.
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10 this town, HsSRY, only SON oc NJ ir
Stephenson, aged sixteen months. II rhr.;a;.y
aid or affections balm could save from dsa,h
thou still hadst lived.-Francis Ellen. danat,ta,,
Of Mr.. Daniel Radford, aged years-John son
Of Mr. Stephen Bartlett, aged II month. Co
rah, daughter Of Mr. David waterhou.s -
II months.-Jcan T. son Of Mr. Georys H.
/ aged Is months. Caroline K daughter of IL
Jonathan Cobb, aged IL months. SEdw;n .or
Of John Bond, aged l6 months.-wiIliam' SON
oG Mr.. shubaei Stone, aged II months. Mar
Ann, daughter Of Mr.. Isaac N Bile, aged 10 mo;.5
| Mrs. Phebe Sawyer, aged SO.
On Sunday morning, Maj. LEMuEt Wrrrs
aged 64.-Afternoon, Mr. Daniel BRYANT agea
about 81.
In Ca.tine, on the 10th inst Col. ARE, w
ATHERToN, Clerk ofthe Judicial Court. in Han.
cock county.
Ia Waterford, on the 18th inst. Mis-. Sa,,v
Warren, daughter Of Maj. Samuel Warren, aged
o. I'm obituary notice ofihe deceased aciu appear
ava our neTt.
IN Paris. Saturday the 18th in.t Miss Sarah. thd
daughter OF Col Ebene7er wson, az d q years IN
obituary notice # the DECEASED will appear in otr ,est
In Bradford, Mass. Mr.. Nathaniel Griffin, OF
this town, aged As.
10 South Berwick David Nichols. j. OF the
society Of Friends, and much beloved citizen
aged %.
At Deer Island, Mrs. Lydia Tew1sy4-y, aged
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DISTRICT OF MAINE. SS.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, So.
DE IT REMEMBERED, That on this eigh-
ID teenth day of August, 10 the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and twenty one, and
the forty sixth year of the Independence Of the
United States of America, Jonathan Greeneaf,
of the District OF Maine, has deposited in this Of.
fee, the title Of Book the right whereof be claims
as author, in the words following. viz.
Sketches Of tn Ecclesiastical History Of the
State Of Maine. From the earliest settlement 20
the present time. BY Jonathan GreenIeaf, Pastor
eta Church in Wells. Portsmouth Published by
Harrison Gray, r. Foster, Printer. 1921"
In conformity to the Act Of the Congress Of the
United States entitled" An Act for the encour-
agement of learning, by securing the copies OF
maps, charts, and books, 10 the authors and pro
prietors of such copies, during the times therein
mentioned;n and also, to an act, entitled, : A
Act supplementary TO act entitled act for the
encouragement Of learning by securing the copies
OF maps charts. and books, TO the authors and pro-
Prietors Of such copies. during the times therein
mentioned, aud extending the benefits thereof TO
the arts Of designing engraving, and etching his
torical and other prints"
JOHN MCSSEY, JUN.
Clerk Of the District Cow. Of Name.
Atrue copy as Of record-.4iteSi,
JOHN MU5SEY, Jun. Clerk ID. q. Name.
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BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

CANDIDATES for asE:,,ion into Bovdoip Col
~ les' Gill be examined in Manscbu,e,t. Hall,
90 THURSDAY the ',xth day of September. at o.
CLOCK, a. M. They mua produce certifcate. of
me" sooo mora character. They are required
70 write Aann gramnat'cal'y, to usderstaDd he
fundamental rules o. Arithmetic, aud 10 be vel
ACQUAINTED with Summ'rs'' Geography, Cicero.
sei*e' o. a"on., he Du'o,es, George. arc Re isrd
Of Virgil. saliuh, the @ eek Tenzmsn;. ard GO &C
isnea G ascs M'uoTa. Canridstes uh. NAV not
Re ao'e to attend a. Cormencemsnt. w,i he ex-
1miued al he close Cf ~ vacation. On m, sscopd
Cav Of October. Nm. ALLEN Pr,(d.nt.
BovdoiI College. aug g, 1891. wv.
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AT Court Of Probate held Fryeburg, within aud for the
County Of Oxford, the hrtyrst day of July in the
year OF our LorJ ighreen hundred and twenty one,
hAViD HARDY. administrator the estate OF STE
II PHEN HARDT, late Of Fryeburg, in said county
Codwa drcesstd having presented his second
OF Administrat on OF the state Of said deceased
ORDERED, That the said David Hardy. give notice e
ali interested, by Causing copy Of this order
published three weeks successfully the Gazette.
Potlsnd thar they appear At Probate Court
held the Dwelling House OF Widow Abigail osgood,
Fryeburg said the lssr Tuesday OF January
OF the clock in the forenoon, and sh- cause
any they have. why the same should not be allowed.
BENJAMIN CHANDLER, Judge.
A true coly-Artcst, REUEL WAsHSURN. Resr.
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"A we ACADEMY, Back s rect. Mr.. WRIF-
A FORD respeci.uuy myi,es the parents and
trustees Of The Academy--the school. coumi,tfe &
parents OF The town, or any one disposed. TO coll &
see specimens of:improvement, aud hear such ex.
Plsnaiions OF the advantage Of hi. peculiar mode
oil instruction 'n-the at Of Writing, as may be
made ahd where, with good common capacity,
and uineent APPLICATION, a far easy Running Hand,
OF ,he mos! modern and elgan, style will be taught
:" &c" 'e'sons' Mt. SusHMAN, PreCeptor, con
sug.9S ~ - p'' ''N''
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TIE subscribers having been appointed by the Hon.
J. bon n. PARIS, Esq. Judge OF Probate. OF Willis
&C. for the county of Cumberland receive and
the claims OF creditors 70 the estate OF
JAMES BkY ANT,
of Portand 10 said county Tobaccont deceased
resented nsOvsa hereby give notice hst months
cd sad creditors bring 10 and prove their
and that shall attend rhst the Office OF
WOODBURY. STOREk. d.. in said Portland, Saturday
the yriEfh OF sept aud LAST SATURDAY in
the OF November aud January next three O'clock
iu thu after OF sand days.
Woodbury. SToRER, jr.
CHARLES THAxrER
August, Is, I87I
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-, ,hove al, the people OF the lano Of Nod.
:. so they made great shoutsayins' iops "s
.he King. and recumseh, has counsellor, and
I,.rv mar departed unto his own house.
\ Now when the morrow was come, feeum-
- .rrav.d himself in bis richest apparel, aDc
ropaired Immediately 10 the royal Court.
o Now when the King. and all the wise men
were tovether in the Council Chamber, the King
snake unto them on this wise, saying, let Us ap-
,'oiut INTO of.cs men Of ono heart, and Of one
mind. that there may be no division among them.
10. But Tecumseh had pledged has word 10 the
people. that he would support Cyrus, anu ihom-
as. and Levi, in their respective ofhce..
III. But the thing was not well pleasing to the
King. and 10 the rest Of the wise men, yet II was
a priviiege of the wise men, that eacn one
: should appoint one favorite TO Office, 20 lecum-
oo,uted Cyrus TO be chief Hsngmsn IN
- He moreover persuaded the King, to re-
appoint Levi. SO that there should be one white
man ~ Office.
Is. Bot Thomas was removed merely because
his namo was MT Goodeneugh.
Ia. Now Tecumseh was afraid, lest the Peo-
pie should think be lacked influence 40 the roy
al Council or that he bad with real doushia'
esd simplicity swerved from his first purpose.
ID. 90 he returned unto his own house, lake
Haman from the banquet OF wine, with shame
having his eyes covered with green glasses.
10. Moreover he sbstained from the use Of
pepper and salt for season, lest his return e
his family after long residence, in the grea
city, should, as on former occasion, prove iDju
riou. TO their health.
IL. Now all the rest Of The acts of Tecumset
and all that be dad, behold have they rot beer
written IN a former chapter Of the chronicles.
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FINHE subscriber hereby gives pub c notice
Il ed that he has been duly appointed and I1ken upon
himself the trust of administrator the estate Ut
JAMES bhYANI
lare Portland, in the county OF Cumberland, Tobccon
deceased giving bond the law drecsHs therefore
requests persons no indebted the said deceaseds
make immaculate payment and those Who have
any demands exhibit the settlement
the commissioners. DAVID GkiFFirH.
Por Iland. August A., I21t.
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NHE subscriber hereby gives pubck concern
cd has been duly appointed and taken upon
self the trust of Administrators the OF
JOHN GERRISH,
arc of Durham the of Cumberland. Ycosn de-
ceased. giving bonds the law directs She therefore
all who indebted the said dcceased
make mmed 4te payments and who have any
demands thereon exhibit the same for settement
JOANNA GERRISH.
Durham. August III. 1921.
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w the subscribers having been duly appointed by the
w Hon ALBION X. PARKS, Judge OF PROBATE, tor
county or CGmbeT'n, and examine the claims
and demands against the estate OF
Il Akk MERRILL,
&C Portland, deceased. nsolvent, hereby
give noce thar six months from the rweus-rst dsy a
Aug allow ell druTS bring an thu r
Gains and Prove their dsbts, snd they wiz
IN rhe Dwelling House az PADDOCK DEAN, in
Mrot tulr o'clock. v. NJ the lzst Saturday
Of Ibis ard The i've following months.
zApoCk DEAN. }csr,y..
ISAAC CURRIkk. -" ~
Mnot, Aug. II, iSlt
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lSeieetmen. or Asssssors,of
aS ffc ceTSe may bs.1

Attest, -- tTg1Va or Plantation, 81 thecg,,
clerk 'NT "''S g J
kyfs. The SsleCtmen or Assessors will I.s,,,.. - N,
balk OF the reeuSn, rhe votes sy.n for e
ard tie Lunoe' OF votes given in must be in writing
in iigu,es. 's' ho1
And the Returns Of votes for Senators in the Ley;,,,
OF tins site, shall b. 20 foio~ing orm VIZ
STATE OF MAINE
At legal meeting OF the ants Or The rt,, No. al
fsf0r Ihs may bel Of in the county ~ " pan"
qaai by the Substitution TO tor Senar ore holder a.
The second Monday OF September, being tie dav ~
notn' !" Ia: year Of Lord, Thousand ghr hun
Ia Inhabitants gave in their votes for s,,or. f
tbs i.anry OF and the same were received sorprd
coancd an declar ID IN open Ct07vn piartau s IN,
y 0,I who pref ed and prese,e Of M r,
ptantE me may BEL Clerk who formed ,sr ~
~ i'1io"s'
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