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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-12
Orphans Court,
Alexandria County.

aleTandrta County,
Nor. Term, 1871. (
ORDERED, that the administrator Of Jrre.
mIah Boolhe deceased, do give the usual no.
lice to debtors and creditors, three times a
week four weeks in the Alexandra news.
papers.
A copy teste,
A. MOORE, Reg. Wills
This IS to giDe notice,
THAT the subsc, iber OF Alexandra corn.
ty, in the District Of Columbia, has Obtain.
ed from the Orphans Court of said conn
ty, letters of administration on the peron,,
estate of Jeremiah Boothe. late Of the
county aforesaid deceased. All persons
having claims against said decedent, are
hereby warned to EXHIBIT the same with tie
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber, passed
by the Orphans Court on or before the 96ih
day OF May next, or they may by law
be excluded from all benefit to said estate
and those indebted thereto are required TO
make immediate payment. Given under
my hand. this l4th November, 1891.
SAMUEL LINDSAY.
Administrator ofJereIniah Boothe, de-
ceased
nov Is 3aw4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-12
Charles county Court,
August Term, lS2

august Term, 1891.
ON application to The Judges OF Charles
" County Court, by petition in writing OF
Leonard B. Gardiner ot Charles county, for
the benefit OF the act of Assembly, for the
relief OF lnsolvent Debtors, passed at NO
yember session, 1905, and the several sup
plemeuts thereto on the terms mentioned
therein, schedule OF his property, and
list O his creditors on oath, SO lar as he can
ascertain them, being annexed TO his petition,
aid being satisfied ny competent testimony,
thai the said Leonard b. Gardiner, has resi-
ded TWO years Immediately preceding The
time OF his application in the state OF Mary.
land, and bemg also satisfied that the said
Leonard b. Gardiner, is in actual confne-
ment tor debt, and for no other cause and
the said Leonard b. Gardiner, having enter
ed into bond, with sufficient security tor his
personal appearance in Charles county court,
to answer such allegations as his creditors
may make against bin. Ii is therefore or
dered snd adJuIeed, that the said Leonard
B. Gardiner be discharged from lmprlson-
menl, and that by causing copy OF tins
order to be inserted in some one OF the news
papers edited ln the District of Columbia,
once week Tor tive months successfully be-
fore the third Monday of March next, he
give notice to bis creditors 10 appear before
the said Court al Port Tobacco, nsaid coun'
ty, on the said third Monday in March next,
for The purpose vi recommending a trustee
tor their benefit, and to sbew cause, il any
they haze, why tbe said Leonard b. Gardin-
er, should moi have the benefit OF the Sc
veral msoivent laws oil tbls stale as prayed.
True COPY test JOHN BARNES, elk.
dec law2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-12
copy teste,
A MOORE, Reg. Wills.
This IS TO gtDe motto.

HTstS 70 W tVc WUttCC1
THAT the subscriber of Alexandra coun.
ty, in the District OF Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court OF said county, let.
tiers OF administration on the estate OF Hen.
ry T. Compton, late Of the county aforesaid
deceased. Ali persons having claims agains
said decedent, are hereby, warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
to the subscriber, passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the 4th day OF June
next, or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit 10 said estate {; aud those ndett.
ed thereto, are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this lib
day OF Dec. 1921.
HENRY COMPTON,
Administrator OF Henry 7. Compton, de.
ceased. dec A 3aw2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-12
For. Sale.

Aide, Sept. %, 1921.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-12

50 Twill sell my HOUSE on King
III street, at very reduced price, IT is
@ssS adapted for store and large family,
1921 combining elegance & convenience;
and situated in most healthy aad desirable
neigh5orhood Il is worthy the attention OF
any perron DESTROYS Of permanent resi-
dence.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-12
These are days of Speculation!

NR, JOHNSON defines Lottery TO be
~ a, distribution Of prizes by chance;
we would say--Trade is a LotleTy-Law
Suits are species Of Lottery; Commerce a
Lottery; and the schemey RunneIs would
offer his fellow citizens Lottery but as
trade is luctuating, and much capital is in
vested to carry it on probably; and as law
suits are perplexing, and The fees we pay,
much more so, and as commerce exposes our
specuiations 10 a thousand vicissitndes, il
would be advisable to invest trif1ing sum
with Runnels, and perchance The Lottery by
this small investment, would yield the gol-
dearvpst If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-12

Orphans Court,
alexandria COUNTY. J

Alexandria County,
Dec. Term, 1921.
ORDERED, that the adm illustrator Of
Henry 1. Compton, decd, do give the usual
notice 10 debtors and creditors; three times
week, two weeks in the Alexandra newspa.
pers.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-12
Orphans Court.

County Of alerandriG,
Dec. Term. 1871.
ORDERED, that the executors oil HenTy
Nicholson, deceased, do give the usual no.
tice TO debtors and creditors, three times
week, tour weeks in The Alexandra news
papers.
A copy teste,
"A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
This is 10 giue notice,
THAT the subscribers of Alexandra coun.
ty in the District of Columbia, have obtain.
ed from the Orphans Court OF said County,
letters testamentary on the estate OF Henry
Nicholson. late OF the County Aforesaid, de.
ceased. All persons having claims against
said decedcnt, are hereby warned TO ex-
hibil the saue to the subscribers with The
vouchers thereof, passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the 4lh day OF June
next, or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit to said estate, and those indebted
thereto, are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 4th
day of December, 1891.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
JOHN A. STEWART,
Executors oil Henry Nicholson, deceased.
dec 4 3aw4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-12
HOUSES, LifD3, sc.
Notice.

II :. Having rented the Aide MILLS
frA DC a term OF years, | tender to their
ssI Gd Customers, and to all other per-
Hsasl ,as who may be inclined to con,
@e !. pc, every accommodation winch :
I'M render them. To such as am unano" :,
E,,f"r understandable security for the iaith-
4; ', os,ior'aance OF every obligation ! con-
|aa,' Tor the purchase ofwheat or the ex-
name Of -four.
i ton Of plaster can be broke and GROUND 70 mo
1 forty. five minutes iroia the moment e o. ue'
'rs sT by par OF i've feet Allegsny burr rs
rge3 by Ginateen feet water wheel, anu
,ve ar oil French Burrs, some OF winch e ca
Ne in diameter the former, assure .ne
nar AMI Merchant as prompt an ex-
.S1a,re of aour; tor wheat, as the county oi
,oadoun can furnish. ,nsoN
Aide. Sept. %, 1891. nov II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-12
Fifty Dollars Reward
TITS is 10 giue notice,

Fifty Dollars Reward
WILL be given tor the apprehension OF
w negro woman, by the name OF
Kitty,
but assumes the name OF ANNE The said
negro made her escape from mr. in the month
of October, she is spare and thin vsage
woman, OF common he.ght, dark muIstto,
about &c years Of age, formerly the proper.
ty of John Stewart, of Frederick County Md.
She is uncommonIy arlfui. and no doubt will
have free papers: she is most likely TO be
about Alexandra, Georgetown or the City.
The above reward will be given if taken u
brought home, or secured in Jail SO that
get her again. VIM. BELKHAM,
dec 3tswtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-06
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.

From tbs National Inieiligene or
TUESDAY, JANUARY 80.

iCcoD JhNOAR OO.
MIR. Sanford, from the commii,e on
hDaDce Ia which had been referred the
bill concerning The collection of public
moneys, reported the same with sumdry
amendments.
The Senate took up the bill further 10
establish the compensation of ,lIe officers
employ ed In The collection oIthe customs,
ana speni some time in maturing lis de-
tails.
In the course Of its consideration. Mr..
i7otnes OF Mans, snba,i'ied The views
winch governed him in proposing this
measure, ana referred 10 various facts
touching probable abuses. in the Illegal
conversion Of rublit funds TO private e.
molusent. To she's he eXprdieucy OF the
bill, as well in regard la the nreven-
lion oil these abuses, as 10 the object of
reirenchment and economy. These re-
marks will he fully reported hereafter l.
Before the bill vas gone through
On motion Of Nj. LLOYD, who wished a
little further time 10 examine it's inpor
tani provisions, The bill was postponed 10
Thursday.
Tie Senate resumed as in committee of
the whole, MIR. Macon IN tie chair. the
consideration Of TIE bin fnr The relief OF
The purchasers ofpubllc lands The oues-
ton under consideration was an amend
ment offered by Mr. Thomas. in sub
stance, 10 extend the provisions Ollie
bill 10 those Who hold lands under Tie
original purchasers from The public.
Mr.. fing Of New York submitted al
large his views Of the policy of This bill,
and The reasons which claimed his cup
port oil it--siaiiDg his ideas of tie mode
and measure OF relief proper 10 b. grant i.
edto the different classes ofpUrcIIasers. &c.
The amendment proposed by Mr.. Tho
mas was agreed TO without a division.
Various other amendments were adopt
Ell on successive motions of Mr.. Thomas.
making us provisions more Extensively
applicable 10 the various classes OF pur-
ehasers az well as in other features of
lis detail
MIR. WALKER of Alabama moved an a.
mendment going ln extend the proposed
discount 10 The whole amount OF purchase
money, instead of nicely on The sum re-
maIhlug due ; IN support OF witch he re-
TERED TO the reason. submtted by him
some days ago ~ favor of such proyi.
sion.
"A debate OF some length took place on
this proposition in winch il WAS oppos-
Ell by Messrs. Van Dyke, Loprie. and
King, OF n. Y. and was defended by MIR.
Watner of Alabama.
The proposed amendment was Ultimate
ly rejected Without division.
The blank ia winch 20 insert The dis,
coant contemplated 10 be allowed 10 these
purchasers on their payments, Mr.. Tho-
mas moved to ill with thirty ssven and
haJfper cent.
This moiion produced Likewise some
debale touching the proper deduction to
be allowed, &c. aud Messrs. Lowrie aud
h,ng OF N. \. opposing this amouDt.
he amendment was agreed to--I9 10
IL.
tlr. Pan Dyke moved an amendment
going 10 limit the extension Of HE credit
10 those who have purchased 30 MGR,
han two contiguous half quarter sec-
lions Of land.
On this motion considerable discussion
arose, in which Messrs. Van Dgke. Ki0g,
OF Alab. Edwa,ds, King of N. Y. anu
Williams OF Miss. took part.
Reiore the question was taken on The
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30
= n Farm for sale. X.

THE subscriber offers for sale the farm ne has
improved the last 40 years, situated ia
Black Point parish, so called, IN Scarborough,
and bordering on the sea-board. said farm has
q good one story Dwelling House and Barn there
on. The situation is uncommonly pleasant, con-
tains about 70 acreas Of good land, aud is well
known TO SPortsmen, who resort thither for ga
ming. II abounds with wild fowl, and Is about
4 IL miles from Portland, on an air line.-For
further particulars apply to
IVORY KILBORN.
Scarborough. Oct %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30
ltmues 10 cary On The
BARRIERS Business.
TIMOTHY FLETCHER.

No. IL, Jones' ROac, EIehange street Portland
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder,
Gun Powder Factory.
HAS RECEIFED-
131 or. casks of L. Il. +. and t. p.
800 canisters r. +. and +. and r. P.
Which he viii dispose OF at the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest recon-
nendations from officers OF the IT. States Ordnance
DEPARTMENT. and many Others who have used the
same.
large quantity Of the above Powder, can be
furnished AZ a short notice.
0TGentlemen re invited to call aud examine
che ABOVE Powder. II Oct. %.
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POETR Y.
llLRIGTr.

In lle's frail bark our voyage scarce begun
Adversity's black clouds obscure the sun,
In darkness driven, by passions restless gales,
Deep traught with cares without helm or sails
lii worn, or exhausted helpless and toron+
Kesistless on the deaths dark gulf we'le borne.
One guide directs our footsteps, lest we stray,
One Star iumes a straight but narrow way,
Dispels the gloomy clouds, gives Us to know
What golden fruits may by misfortune grow,
Gains out rough passions all our cares Controuls,
And cheers BY faith with hope our sinking souls.
The Star Of Bethlehem only lights the way,
That leads through Death TO everlasting day.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30

JOSE4F4t ri Il hROD,
HAS Just received M extensive assortment 81
Il Fall and Wtater Goo,is, els:
-uperhue black anu blue BBOADCLOTH;
Common ana los priced 10.
Double uiIed dreb do.
HUNTERS CLOTHS;
C-4s4ilEEEs, do4oi1 aud single miIIed, an as
sOrtmeuI
Outfits, blue drub aud olive;
VI hi,u & spotted SWAuskIu.-F iannels & Baizes;
Green bookings, suitable for carpet coverings;
Reat ~ )ICH PLAIDo- Tartan ald Corona
ton do.
QUEENS CLOTHS, blue, lavender anL French
gray;
PELLSSE CLOTHS-,!o FIannes;
bale plain and fg'd BOMB.A@EiTS, assorted
tAMBLET, for Gentlemen, Cloaks;
Black, white French grey Y drab bOMBAzINEs;
Black and coloured worsled do.
Gaze black ana cUllured NANkIN GRAPES
CASHMERE SRiWLS, plain and hsuted,
great variety;
Black Italian LUsrRLnG--black SINCAAw and
sAEsNETTs;
Black LEVANTINb-Plaid Lustrigg
Elegant figured Lu>tres-Iunton Clape;
Green Table Covers VEsIlN6S, d variety:
Gentlemen and Ladies' SILK, wUrsted aud uutton
HOSE:
Ladies OUTSIDE wor-ted Hose
Children, scarlet SJck,-Youths' Gloves
GenIleuen's 6Hcskin GLOVES and MITTENs;
Indies besvef, kid anu silk Gloves;
Long and extra long white kid Gloves;
81 and "a CALlCOLS-elegant Furniture
Patch;
81 and i " hite aud Coloured Camurc- Alusins;
Elegant plaid Ribbons- Dimoties;
SUPER black aud white italian GRAPES;
British Cutton--American SHIEII-NG and
SBEEIING;
Factory CHECKS and GING8AMs
Gentlcmen's PANTHEON Drawers; Guernsey rocks;
Milled Caps-black silk Handkei chiefs
Elegant Inl; alton CASHMERE NJ IVTLES;
bale double ROSE BLANKETS very cncat
yalngs-Ratteen-trcz CIoIh, fpr LAGies'
DUTCH BOLTING CLoTHs,
from No. 10 12-together With a great variety
II other articles, which wall be sold very cheap
i"r cash. OCt. 10, 1921.
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Men and SeaS0ndbIe Goods.
DA VID NJ. GARDNER,

Exchange Street,
HAS received a good assortment of Piece
= Goods, Winch are offered Z low prices for
Cash, VIZ - Black, blue, blown and draD
Jro .dcioths, drsb Hunsers' Cloth, Csss,meres,
sn hgured and Iwlled Bombssetts. ts5b,
Velve1s, all dolOrs, drAb KaIseys, buo and olive
Dufils, Goa logs white aud copd FIsnncls,
green Bpckihg, Pehsse Cloths, Ia. 10 IL.
IL Ia and lE bsIze Blankets, black and col
0rcd CANON crApes, S,nshA~ aud >arsnet Luz
rings, hands one Du ch Csiicors, dark gik zed
Ginshams, r lrnitul es, plain snd boEdered Cas-
imere SI-w4s, siaie, blk aud white Wyrsted
Hos. beSVeT and Asd Gloves, tong white 4 Coi'd
K d Gloves, ; k Hose, Italian vsins Siik. a.
ash COtt Ons, ilrsh Llneus. French and ltahAn
apes, GIT ICoat and vest Buttons, twist DO.
linen aud COTTON Dam.sk., EHgilsh snd Rusoiaa
Diapers. COTTON C4mOlcks, pi.ln aud figured
Mus ms, H65rud 4nI l.is,ti elk VestiDEs, FASH
lom- Die Vtlv hcs snu touInet VesIugs, cambria
Acd commiu ID tnJUes, !, . and 8 Ihresd Cot
Dos, hjss sii% Twist, brown Linens, oil sChed
and unlicacAF d ohceIiugs. Sbirungs, SAt.inchs,
Checks, THREAD, e.. Case cOuJH E-,Liag.
Oct. %. 81
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BARBOUR 6 SCOTT,

Exchange Street, Portland,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED MOST OF THEIR
rail and UtRter Goods.
Comprising a great Variety.
.kICH bordered white scarlet
and other colours and plain black and
.olurs. C.4SST MERE SH.lWLS . bales
BOUB.4Z j. IES--Tactan Plaids- fine Cam
btets-blsck Valencia yestiugs--fue Toinet aud
common do.-blac1 French stout Levantine-
bpk Italian Lustring stripe Shks-Synchaws
and sarsnetts--C.4NrOE GRAPES black
Naakin do.-t alicoes- Furnitures -Camhrcs---
Mushns II bale India CaIicoes-rab0y VeIvets
l case Um5rclias and Hosiery an
sortnent buck NJtths-drab. olive, blue aud
black nudls Coalings, BockiuSs-Flannels 4
DAzes &c. &c.
4 lew p,eces drab. clare,. black and Blue
London BRD.8DCLOTHS, C.4SSLHERES aud
Ladies CLOIHS-makiug their assortment
very extensive
American shee!ings, Shirtiuss, Gmshams,
r,ckIpas, sattmetts, &C.
Oct. rs 1921. II.
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MR.. WITuYCOMBE respectfully informs
w his friends ID this town th his Exhibition
a1d Bail will take place on Wednesday the 7th
Of November at Union Hall, performances 10
commence att II. II. Those who may honour
the exhibition are invited 10 punctual attend
auce IN order to give place TO the Ball.
o. Tickets TO be had al John oa's Book Store
PyrfL1ud Oct. &c.
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FIlJCy
FOR THE GAZETTE.


WINTER ADJUSTMENTS.
The following ascbed one who cold not easily dete
mine whca 70 attend. Fhc Chemical Lsetures,or
the Dancing Assoc b'i-F.
OF late Il seems. my head and feet
Somehow or other chanc'd TO meet
My feet as Winter i advancing,
PROPOSED to spend sometime AZ dancing.
No, says my head. l ean't consent
My time should be 50 poorly spent s.
Go Nth KS heads ;-1ce're your directors
And hear Professor Ceaveland's Lectures
Wen, said my feet-although you're benz
To spoil u Of our merriment;
And little seem to care about us,
You'll ind you can't get there without us
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30

During the discussion Of bill, which was
brought into the House of Commons for regulat-
ing the affairs Of the nation in case the monarch
should happen 70 be minor, il was proposed tha
the king should take the reins of government
into ms hands al IS years Of age, but should not
take wife till heattained the ace of25 which
was opposed by Dowdeswcll, an eminent mem
Der Of the house AT the time-whereupon : wac
wrote the following lines -
Says Tom to Dick, this Act appears
Absurd, as Pm alive,
To take the Crown al eighteen years,
The Wife at tlcenfy.fUc;
A Queen he sooner should obtain,
For sure, las Dowdeswell said)
Ii Al that time he's tit % reign,
he must be 1T 70 wed.
Saws Dick 10 Tom, then art a fool,
And little know'st Of life
Alas its easier far 10 rule
4 kingdom, than a rife
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30
House 10 Sell or Lei.

A CONVENIENT two story Dwelling
Il House, situated in one Of the most TIes--
aut stree,s in town, with Stable, G'rden, G 'od
Wen Of w .ter. PAnp and Il .in-Water lis
t4rn-wiI be let or sold o. very reasonable
,erms. Apply 20
STEPHEN WAITE j..
Oct. g 1921. Mo-. & Q, Long-Wharf
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Al & r.. SHAW,
SirQued or Stolen.

: frayed or Stolen.
IRON the pasture IF Mr.. >llas Hall, in Eel
IL mouth, dn the night or tie i4th last Vel
low Horse, six years Old, with black main aud
tail, Of lh hoof- Of tbe fore foot splitter Who
ever will retuFn said bOrse 20 said Hall Or give
information shau bs generously rewarded bv
JOSEPH FAIRBANKS,
efF4rmingt0n, County ar hsaESbcck
P0rllAGt OIl. ~, 1871
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TIMOTHY FLETCHER,

Has at P,lUdte Sale, al No. H. Jones Rorg,
Exchange Street,
81 Winslow's Patent Cooking Stoves, at reduced
- prices, from the original subscription price.
1 bale 8uffaloe Robes,
do. Sheeting Cottous,
! case Gilt framed Looking Glasses,
/ do Mahogany DO do do
2 do. Glass Ware,
Mahogany Side Board.
20 NJ. Russian Quilts,
Auction Commission Business, attended 70 as
usual UE) Oct. %, 1921.
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Up Si0Ues-S Stores. ID
WYER & NOBLE,

WYER & NOBLE,
.N'Al, Prfbis's Roo, Errhangc- street;
4 AVE TOR sale large assortment AZ
Il Cut Iron SIOEES,
suitable for pahours, Countfng-Rooms and yes
sels-suCh a. ltauklE Wilson's pipe aud Oval
Franklin Box Oval, z plqte--P,hiadeplu 8
plate-Wisou's Cook Stoves. from - 10 81 dol
lars cach-l I'll and a few second handed WINS
lows aud James Cook St0ves-Jogether with q
large ASSORTMENT 81 tau aud sheet iroh Tunnels.
~. 81 =. expect shortly iO receive large
supply VI
COOK STOV ES,
Of nst5 AMI much approved patterns, possessing
every convenience lur c3"k,n-, &c together wlth
larIeur Stoves aud Cabooses.
JUST RECEIVED.
large assortment Of elegant Brass FIRE
SETS. &C new York and Philadelphia patterns
Oct p. tf
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1--WE under signed Commissioners the Est of Tn .
Lanc hre ct Portla d merchant. deceased
hereby give notice, tht further thirty DAYS or
third Tuydy III Oct. is allowed the Creditors o
sid Estate. bring aud prove their claims and thar
they will attend for that purpose. the COmptng Room r
Mr. Eleaz-r y, No 3. LnngWh4rt "Wednesday the
fourteenth day "a November -xt. O'Clock, II. Nj.
JOHN ~ THURSTON, C-;-;...-..
RUFUS EMERSON,
Oct. 20, 1871.
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JOSIAH PIERCE, JuN'R.

attorney 40 Las,
XAS taken the Ofice, recently occupied by
A Joseph Adams, Esq. az Gorham Garner,
where be will attend TO such business as NAV he
entrusted 70 his care. Gorham, Oct. 2S.
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THOMAS MOVES.

iste a Powrsl IN the county c Cumberland woman De-
ceased. by giving bond the I.w drcAtse hrefote
Tcsossts al scus 10 indebted the ssd decesseds
20 make immediate pavement snd those who havr
ny demands fhereon- % exhibit The for settlement 20
FeSnala D-t- ~. 1871, BEISEY NONES.