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THE subscribers give notice that they have. by
mutual consent, this day dissolved partner,
ship, snd request all those who are indebted to
ihem, by note or account, 10 call and settle their
accounts with A. KSIGar, at his shop o. Port
land FER within thirty da =, and all those who
have demand against them are requested 90 ex-
hibii them for settlement. "A. KNIGHT,
Portland. May 2i 1891. J r. WEEKS.
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THE copsrtnership heretofos<. sub.isting he.
tween The Subscribers, under the 6rm ~
bAkR1LL & CARY, was dissolved BY mutua!
consent on The 18th inst All persons bay;ng
demands against aid firm msy presen, the same
and ihose indebted are requested TO mske i'm
mediate payment.
ELIJAH DARRELL,
AN,LEM CARY.
Greene, Msy22 1921
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R8 fubscriber hereby give, public notice "a
all conserved, thai he has been daily apr1.nt-
ed and taken upon hrmsef the usl OF Ada;cis-
uator, Of The et.ate Of
JACOB BLANCHARD.
late OF North Yarmou'h. in the ccunts Of Cum.
bersnd, woman, deceased, by givics boats a. .he
law direct'-He therefore requests al person
who are indebted to The said cecease1's eaare 10
make Immediate payment and those who have
any demands thsreon, 10 exhi5u the sane for set
usmeoS 10 BBLA BLANCHARD.
Cumberland, May Is, 1891.
'iNHl5 10 to give notice THAI KEZEEAfI EI.-
WELL, ny wife has left ny hru-e and re-
fuses TO return wi'heu; am justiezhie tais 10
10 forbid any psrsoa tru.ing Der on my acccuns
- will pay no debts Of Der contracting.
JAMES BLWELI..
Darvills, Nay q, 'ssl,
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A circular has been sent by the House Of
Commons 10 the church wardens and over
seers Of the poor OF every parish in England
and Wales, TO prepare an account, showing
the total amount oil the money assessed and
levied in the year ending on March 25, 1890,
upon such parish, maintaining lis own poor,
aud total amour, OF money expended in that
year Distinguishing ID Tue said accoun; The
amount Of money paid cut OF such assessments
for any other purpose than the relief of The poor
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POETRY.
roe THE GAZETTE.

FOE THE GAZETTE.
HAST THOU FELT!
HAST thou felt that magic power,
That stills the boscp's restless swell
The calmness Of that pensve hour.
When daylight bids the world farewell
When frolic fancy holds her sway
As the last light fades fast away?
II il kind Memory that tells
OF days and years long since gone by;
And on the scenes Of childhood dwells,
With sweet and lively ecstasy
With kindIing warmth the breast inspires,
And rouses all IFS slumbering fires.
- CLAUDlAND.
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MR. SHIRLEY,
The following ode e seasibility is copied from
the Literary Magazine, thus prepared 8 Thi:
Ode to Sensioility exhibits all the pathos, sense
and sentiment Of modern poetry. The whole Sc
cret Of this new art, consists in describing every
thing but your subject, and in this respect the
following resembles many compositions of the
present days.
Please to insert tina ode, by doing which you
will present your readers, batting the good Gems.
it contains, very CORE CT miniature of Miss s'SU
KEY.n l..
WHO has not heard, what few have seen,
The yellow robes of sprishtly green,
Which o'er my Laura's shoulders fow:
Lovely Laura, is't not so?
Sweet the rose when wet with dew,
Lovely Rosalind, adieu!
From cloud to cloud, from east 10 west,
'Tis pun and pathos, fun and jest.
Swallows MARBLE through the shade,
Poor Philander is he dead?
See how winter strips the grove,
Signs ofsympathy and love.
CELESTIAL ecstacies and means
Signs aud shippers, grlns and groans;
Girls Of grace, and ieet-street bonnets,
Celia's waist, and blooming sOanets,
Blue-ey'd bellies, and black ey'd beaus,
Obs and abs and abs and obs
Friendships name, and Cupid's dart,
Charm and rend my feeling heart.
Sound the trum pet, beat the drum,
Ioeedie-dee and ticeects-5uns
Gird your armour cap-a pee, 49,. 4
Iueedie. dunn and nDeedle dee.
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Sntess sais taxes with all necessary interven-
IN charges are paid to me. the subscriber, on or
before Saturday the thi, tieth day of June next,
80 much Of said land as will satisfy the same viii
then be sold at Public Auction, a, the store Of Dir
JoHS Buck. in OrIsnd sfore, laid, on said dav. At
two O'Clock in The afternoon.
ENOCH PARTRIDGE, Collector
Orland, May "a. 1871. fs4Oo.I
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MASONIC NOTICE.

TIE Nativity Of n. John he BGPiisi win be
celebrated ~ Nork Lodge ia Kennebunk on
Monday thu gJih OF Jree next
An GRAFTON viii be delivered by Brother
SAMUEL EMTRsos.--Brethren Of neighbouring
hadres are respectfully invited 20 attend.
V05- \ Dinner will DO provided by Capt. Gro.
JEFFERDs and Tickets may be had al his bar
By order Of The X. H. n
VA. ClLLPATRICK, See u r..
Kennebunk, May %, 1921. 4w
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MISCELLANY.

Census Of he United States for $50.
We have collected returns from The follow.
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Grand II. A. Chapter of Hume.

y
'A'dE next communication OF The Grand ROYAL
. Arch HAPPIER Of M-ine will b. held by al
journmrnt al hason.' HAIL. in HaIIoweH on
Tuesday ersiliAg June f2ih 1891, al 8 O'Clock.
BIZ 0rder Of NE m. r. q. H. p.
JAMEs q. CHILD, Grand See'rg.
Augusta, Nay 10Th. 1891.
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Portsmouth ana Concord Mdi

POrtsh ouh ana Concord Mdtt
Stage.
II EAvFs Portsmouth ON Mondays, Wednes-
IA days and Fridays, at o'clock. A Nj. ard ar
rives al Concord al O'Clock M.-Reiurning
leaves Concord Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays
at O'Clock A. N. and arrives at Portsmouth n
o'clock p NJ.
The route is through Greenland. strsthhm, Ex-
eter, Epping, Nottingham, DeerheId' EPSON, and
Chichester To Concord.
Fore from Portsmouth IN Concord 81 so. Way
fare the same as in other Stages.
Books kept at wILDEs' Hotel. Portsmouth; al
BusLEY's Tavern. Exeter and at HuTonINGs'
Hotel, Concord
The Public are respectfully Informed that new
and elegant Coach, COED Horses, and careful drl-
yer, are provided The patronage OF the public
10 this line IS solicited.
JAMES WILDES, Agent
Portsmouth,, May 8. 1921. SIN.
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Real Estate for SHE.

ITO be sod al Puh,io vendue Sy order of the
L Judge IF Proba withu and for the Coun y
of Oxford, O. Mosdsy the very bird Gay Of ~
Nv uext, al ooe o'c ock IN he afternoon on the
premises, the reversion If the widows dover, In
abe estate of Job Bea &c late of Hebron In said
county, gentleman, deceased-said dover consist:
Of about seventy acres OF excellent Land, with one
of be most valuable orchards in the county, on'
half ofa large two story dwelling House and ont
Barn. Conditions made known at the time and
place Of ale.
ALEXANDER GREENWOOD. Administrator.
Hebron, June s, 1921.
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Mem GOods-J1very cheap II
CHARLES BRADLEY

EIAS Jun received exteosive assortment OF
~ rsctisH FRKHeH, IsDIA and AMERICAN
TRY GOODS, which will be soId very cheap for
= an only) contftng 10 part Of the following VIZ
Elegant rankin Grape Dresses,
Black rankin Grapes, a few pieces extra quality,
2 cases black and coIoursd Canton. Grapes,
"a Grape Shawls,
Fancy Habit handkerchief,
Silk flag, bandanos, black and crossbarred do.
Elegant figured and twiled Silss,
Black ADD coloured SILKS, large assortment,
Beff sewing Silk add Twih,
silk Gloves. Gent. spun elk half Hofe,
Elegant gzrnrure Gibbons, new stiie,
Black Bomhazins haitian Grapes,
white lace shawls, black Gzlioons,
Black and coioured Ribbons,
Irish Linens. linen Csmhrics, do. do. hdkfs.
LaEx Lawns, imitation, null aud common Book
Biuilias, remarkably low; hgursd Muslios, from
one TO niae ihiilings per yard,
and s. A Canbries, cheap,
London PRINTS, elegant patterns
Calieoes, a large sssortmsnt, snd very cheap,
Rich Furpiture,. Engliih Ginghsms, Carlisle do.
Cotton Caiineres, 200 doz. cotton Hsndk'fs. some
AZ the iow price Of 2s cts per dozen,
Ladies and Genrlemen's white cotton Hole,
Wide aud narrow pmities from 20 to so cts. per
yard, black tabby Veve-s,
Black cottoo Binding, ladies gentlemens Gloves,
Cotton Servings, coloured Camhrics,
Bsiiish Couous, blue and buff Nsnkins,
Suspsnders, american sheetings, shrtings, Cling
hams, Stripes, Checks, &c. sc.
BEEF superfue blue and black Londos Brsadcloths
A large assortment of blue, black, mixed aud
other eolcured CLOTHS, which were bought a.
auction and will be sold unusually cheap, Cath
meres Satinetts. white aud coloured fiannes,
plain -ud 6gured Camimere Shawls, new a'terns,
at very refused prices, 6ne black BombsZetts.
May Il
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A Pleasure Boat,
Ewenty-tro feet
FOR SALE,

U ARREIS bone middng mesa and Nc.
- Pork-kegs No. l, Lard-hoxes mould Cen
dies, and S-boxes dipped do. snd l0--cssks
summer strsinfd s 'eTm Oii-chess and boxes
Hyson Young H. son, Tyson Skin and Souchong
Trss--kegs Hsrris's sweet scented Nos. To
bscco--hhds. St. Croix and Tobtg go Rum-pipes
Cognsc Brandv-pipes Holland Gin-hhd A
mericsn Gin-Qy. casks Sicily Madeira, Lisbon
Red and nj lsss Wine-ba'es upland Cotton
Casks TsiIow-cssks Rct--Dbls Kosin & Pitch
boxes Pipe, -bbis. roll pigtsil Tobacco
baxes Waits No. Chscolste--bhls. and kegs
Ground Ginger-bhds. n. Orlesns Sugar-RsL
pee SnuH--resms shea hing, Kentish esp md
lie ter pspsr-iumP Sugsr-Shrub--Cordi dial
rolls cotton Ysrn, Nos. -, IS Ia and I5--boxes
NJ l So.r--Scythes---siso Bsar End L-phsms
M. Chocolate. in toxes and half boxes, con-
stsn,iy for ssie
Jere. Gore, jr's Commission Store
No. 10, Long Ehay. June 19.
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ITO be sold by order Of the Judge Of Probate for
the County of Cumberland, a. The House of
Dexter Bearse, E,q 30 New Gloucester o. Thurs
day he 29th day Of June INST At O'Clock, A. "a.
s. much Of the real essCe OF Nah. &. Allen, Esq.
lase of sad New Ciouce,ter, deceased, as viii pro-
dues the sum of slI rundred dollars for the
payment OF the sebs of saic deceased and inciden-
tai eharges, sad rea consists of two story
pweliGg House and Barn, with one acre Of Land
situated near the lower Corner 10 said N. G ouces
ter ,Eeiu5ing the reversiou Of dover, of the wild
ow Of lanes II. Mcguire. deceased
Also, thirty nine acre. and flaod situated on
che road ead;ng from the lower 10 che upper corn
err in said New Gouce:.sr, adjoining land of vii
liam Stockman ser of ID the .ubscriber on Exe-
curion against Edward Little. Terms made known
az the time Of sale.
EDWARD RUSSELL, Admr.
June s.
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Eriract from Section TO-
STATE or MAINE.

s., IS. To the Sheriff OF our county or 8.
Greeting.
Whereas we have heretofore by our writ for
replevying aperson, commanded you, that Justly
and without delay, there the original writ for
replevying a person shall be recitedl and YOU
having returned thereuPon: There the sheriff's
return shall be recited.l We therefore com
mand you, that without delay you take the body
Of the said G. III. if he may be found IN your pre-
clint, and him safely keep, so that he may be at
our Circuit Court Of Common Pleas, next to be
holden at -, within and for our said county OF
s., on the - day Of - next, then and
there in our said Court, 10 traverse the return
aforesaid, upon our original writ for Reviewing
a person, and that If he shalt be found gllity on
the alongatton Of the said q. ID. he may be held
by our alias writ of Withcrnam. until he shall
produce the body Of the SAID G. d. that he may
DC delivered as the law directs. Witness II. n
Esquire AZ ID. the - day Of -, in Tho year
CT our Lord -----. Y. Y. Clerk.
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'THE subscribers having been duly appointed by
he Hoo. Jeremiah Bailey, Fig. Judge OF Pro-
bate, for DE eouOty Of Lincoln, commissioners 10
receive sad examine the claims of the sever al
creditor. of the eftate Of ISAAC DYER, late OF
Thom2lton, in .aid county, deceased, represented
iusolvent, do hereby give potiee, thas six months
from toe 95,h day Of May infant, are allowed 10
said creditors to brug IN and prove their claims,
add that we will atteod TO that service n the
dwelling house Of Jeihua Adams, BIO. 10 said
Thomaiion, on the afi Saturday, in July and No
xsmber uext, at one of the clock, p. M. on each
Of said days. JOSHUA ADAMS, cey,,,s
JOSEPH SPRACUt, !
Thomaten, May IS, 1891.
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POETRY,
Eos THE GAZETTE.

Foa THE GAZETTE.
THE sFhsySs.
First laughing Spring ~, merriiy along,
And nature bursts -Ais winters grasp away
Each warbler gives the -tfibute Gifts song,
To welcome her in all her new array.
Each flower rev strength and nourishment re
csives,
And spreads its fragrance on the balmy gale
Whilst every tree puts forth its tender leaves,
And gives now beauty 10 the tranquil vale.
Next Summer comes with all its fervent heat,
And pcurs its rays Doessant Oh the soil
Bidding each labourer seek some cool retreat,
And leave awhile hi. isbour and his toll
Bot 10. the sky grows dark, the storm comes on,
10 plen,eous showers the 'i?piny rain descends
The fields again raioIce, their thirst ~onc,
And earth drinks up the moisture heaven lends
Then Au.omn crown'd with varou. fruits ap-
pears,
Bringing rich reward for labour past;
yelIower aspect now the landscape bears,
And DER the earth hoary mantle's cast.
The falling leaves are strewed along the vale,
And spread their carpet DER the stubble ground;
And through the leafless trees the signing gale,
Hymns sad requiem in its lonely sound.
Their last Of all stern Winter rushes down.
And tempests howl along the darkening sky
The streams, ccngeal'd before his naughty frown,
The greatest power of Phabus' rays def.
But see the throng around the social hearth,
In jovial glee beguile the tedious hour,
lbe oirciing glass goes round and friendly mirth
Dispels each care by its gay, cheerful power.
CLAUDlAN.
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No Exchange. Roir Portland.
E,REBORN'~, alias Woods patent cast-iron
IL PLOUGH, which by the report of The vari
Gus Agricultural Societies stands the highest o
any nowin use in the United States. Feb. 26tf
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Extracts from the act prescribing the forms Of
Writs, and other process in the eases therein
mentioned, approved 10Th March, 1921, which
embrace all such as have been altered.
ELtrad from Section frs.
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TO LEE


WAN ED,
IRON the country LAD from 10 to Is years
IL Of age, with good common school education
As an Apprentice to the Ivory Turning q Umbrel-
Ia Making. None need Apply without good re
commentators from his ne:ghbourhood. Apply
zt No Exchange Street, or at either of the Print
ing Oaices. Portland June IL, 1891.
A N Instructor will he wanted for one Of the
n public Schools n Portland, by the first Of
JULY m candidates for the Office, full and
satisfactory ,estimonisls will be rcquirs rels-
I've their MOI al character, and their ability 70
take cha Z, of school and TO instruct pupils il
Reading. Whiting. Arithmetic, and English
Grammar Those who NIKE application must
address their communications to The subscribers,
post paid.
THOMAS 8. RIPLEY,
John FOX.
Portland, June IL, 1921.
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PAYABLE NEARLY.

mentioned, with your fees or that he be die
charged by the said creditor, or otherwise by or
der Of law. Hereof fail not, and make due re
turn Of this writ, with your doiHgs therein, unto
our said Justice, within sixty days next coming.
Witness our said Justice at 3. the - day Of
-, in the year Of our Lord -- }. d.
Extract from Section 3.
Form Of Trustee Ezecu.ion.l
l.. 6. STATE OF MAINE.
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Blanks! Blanks !!

.Iustices-Court and he differ.
ent kinds of Blanks, now in use,
confermable 10 the laws OF the
State of Maine, for sale at the
Gazette Office--Also blank Ii
censes for Retailers, InnholteIs,
and ictualers.
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Mem Spring and Summer Goods.
EDWARD HOWE,

No. 5, Merchants RoU, Middle Street,
LAS just received = general assortment Of EN-
j i oLrs, F EEoHN INDIA & poAssrIc Goods
Aso good a,.ortment of git and mahogany
framed LOOKING GLAsSRS-eegant Paper
Hangings- Upholstery and Militia , Goods which
will be sold cheap for cash. If May !.
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8, Speech and vote for he same, al the last
session.
s. Ditto for the admission Of Missouri, the
present session, with clause in her cOnstitu-
ton 10 prevent citizens Of other states from
enjoying privileges OF citizens 10 il.
For the above catalogue of services, among
others less conspicuous, il i understood that
Mr. HoLNEs Is candidate for re election, as
a Senator for six years.
Mr.. SHIRLKy-The sermos delivered by Mr..
CHAPLIN, Of North Y ArmoutlI, in commemoration
OF the close Of the second century from the landing
Of the fsre-faihers Of New England, will really
repay an attentive perGsal. The duty of living
for the good Of posterty has been often hinted Il
by writers, but we have never seen the subject
distinctly discussed before we cad this sermon
The preacher exhibits various powerful motives 10
enfsrcc the duty--and specifies several particular
ways on which we may benefit our survivors
The sermon contains some very interesting sketch
es Of the tolls and suerings Of those pious aud he
role men who first settled New England.
IL The Sermon is fof sale in town.
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I emily remains here, and be is gone TO Ports
mouth, some say and think 10 get himself a
settlement there His people seem TO be
universally set against bun, except few high
Torres, and wish never 10 see his face any
more.
Yesterday MowAT and CouLsoS and their
ships departed for Portsmouth.
An attempt was made last Monday to elect
a member to the 18th Congress from the 4h
Congressional District but from the number
Of candidates 10 choice was effected. The
yotss we're az follows in Fl towns: WILLIAM.
SON PIG, WILKINS l95, McGAw III, KrNs-
LEY IS. Scattering 26.
In the 81 District Mr.. HI, has about 200
majonsy--tut 7ge understand some tozgns yoted
'0'th0H precensv
Tomorrow is assigned by the Legislature
Tor the choice of Senator in Congress, in the
place of Mr.. Holmes we observe on the
nomination list IN the House of Representa-
tives, The names OF john Holmes, Esq. and
Gen. JOSHUA WINGATE.
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Wholesale ami Rctai on liberal terms.
SINGING BOOKS.

SINGING BOOKS.
Village, No,hern aud Tempe HARMONY and
Bridgewater Collection lsitsl Editions.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Mor>e's Adams, Cummings Parish's Geogra.
phe---- History Of the United States and England
-Murray's aud American Reader, American and
Universal Preceptof--scott's lessons Beauties
g the Bible School Dialogues-Blair's i&het rio
Conversations On Natural Philosophy Butler,s
Compend-W helpley's Lecture.--Cunming,
Auestions-~-E Evangelical Cstechisni-Pope's ~.
,ay-studenr- psniot--School Bibles and Tes-
tIments- w alker's, Johnson's, Perry. aud Raw
sous Dictionaries -scholqr's WaIch's, pik-,s
stanifor,'s, Keene's, Wech's, Roots TeAule,s
enthusiastically Webster's. Picket Prke,s
Maine and Cummings Spelling Book hnd,s
Companion Primers Murray aud Alexanderts
Grammar--Y Dung Lady, Accidence.
Writing, Letter. Drawing, Muse: Gold and
Embossed PaPer-Cypheriug Writing and Men,
orsndum Books.
Copy Slips, Slaies, Qulls Pencils, Waters Seal
ny Wax, Penknives, India Rubber SAID. Seals.
Mathematical instruments Scales, DiviIers. Steel
Pens. Paint Boxes aud Brushes, FAINT. IN cakes
lnkstands and Powder. Japan Ink, Drawing Books
Thread Gases, Pocket Books and Purses, Rewards
OF Merit, Tooth Brushes, Court Plaster, Visiting.
Cards. &c. &c.
great . ,riety Of Children's Books calcnla "a
10 amuse aud instruct
Classical Books used in Colleges and Academies.
SEAMEN'S ARTICLES, &c.
Bo~diich's igator-Blunt'- Coasl Pilot do
'eamanshiP and Naval Tsciics-ditto Journals
Log-book Paper Nautical Almanacs-Charts
I The American and Europeaq Coasts and the
West Indies.
ACCOUNT & RECORD BOOKS.
Merchants Account and Record Books hound
and ruled to any pattern.
Book-o'ndinS executed with neatness and deg-
patch.
COMMERCIAL &. JUSTICES BLANKS
Cash or Books giUeH for good Cotton and tiHen
q 10y ows jan is.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

TO The Editor Of the Portland GaseHe.
The whole number Of actions entered at the
Court OF Common Pleas in the several counties
10 this State, in the course of the year. VIII a
mount, it is presumed, TO at least SIX THOUSAND
and il has been confidently affirmed that large
proportion of them are removed by demur to the
Supreme Court In order to rectify this mistake,
and that the Legislature may have correct IN
Outstanding upon the subject, you will please to
publish the following statement. The actions
entered upon the docket ofthe Supreme Court in
the course ofthe year, were as follows, viz.
Whols.No. defaulted. orig. complaints.
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BACK-COVE BRIDE.

TNHE PROPRIETOR of BACK COVE BRIDGE
Il are hereby notified tha, their semi annual
Meeting will be holden a; the HouTe of Utah
Coolidge, Inahoider ia Portland. on Monday, The
Eth day of February merit at three O'Clock IL the
afternoon for The following purposes. viz.
To choose Moderator
To receive the accounts that may be laid before
them and act thereon a. they may deem eIpedient.
To pass any vote respecting The toll that they
may think prouer.
To transact any other tuiuess thar may prop
erly come before them.
Per order If the Standing Committee
STEPHEN WAITE, Clerk of the Prop.
Jan. 20, 1921.
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STATE OF MAINE.
10 The Honorable Senate and House

q Representatives. q HE State OF Name III
Legislature assembled
sNHE subscribers. the President and Comrniree
OF safety Of 'heBoard IF Trustees Of 3 ,dpton
Academy IN be EcuDy of Cumber and 10 behalf
# sad Trustees respectfully represent, rhaF divers
leeds mortgage aud conveyance Of real es1ates
10Th % aod from aid Trustee. Of Bird. too cad
my, have been acknowledged before certair Jus
ices Of he Peace in and for said cuurty &C Cumber.
and, who az the several times Of taking suSh ac-
knswiedgemea's ~ere Trusees Of aid csdemy
aGJ whereas couhs exist respecting the validity "
such acknowledgement. &c aiken A. afote..id.
Therefore 70 remove The anne, your petitioners
pray, that your Honors wouls pas. al Act render
ing and dec ar'ng al such acknow "a gements ar
deeds mafigag~s and conveyance, Of real e.tates
50 taken Aforesaid good and valid 10 all inieurs
and purpo.es 50 far the same are 10 ali o. he~
res ects according 10 law AID a. 10 duly bound
will ever pray NArHAN CHURCH, President.
AARON BEEAlAN, ] Commit
SAMUEL ANDsEWS, fseof
JOHN PERLhY. Safely.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-29
STATE OF MAINE.

In SENATE Ian rs. 1921. :
ON the Petition aforesaid Ordsyes Thar ~
Petitioners cause an atrsstr5Cory Of their PerH;cr
with this Order thereon, 10 be publisle ed in The
Eauern Argus and the Portland acre. w.,
weeks success,vely, he !as publication u W. 6ye
days az least, before The dftse1sh day IL February
next, thzt Al persons interested, mxs then zppear
ssd she- esuse. ~ any they have Why the Prayer
Of said Petition should no, e gra0ted
sent down for Concurrence
WA. ID WILLIAMSON. Pre-idenY. 4.
10 the HOUSE o. Representative Jan. IS. 1872
Read and .oucurred
BENZ. AME!, speaker
true Capy-Atiess.
z HsRRICK, Secretary ,f he s.Ea,-.
Ias. 70.