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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
LAWS OF MAINE.
PROPOSALS.
By
ISSAC ADAMS anl THOMAS TODD,
For Publishing .N'e1g Edition Of The
STATUTE LAWS
OF THE
STATE OF MIME.
STATE OF MIME.

THIS work will comprise all that is contained
Il in the edition already published, together with
the laws. which may be enacted at the approach
ing session 81 the Legislature, the United o,steA'
laws concerning Seaman the Articles OF Conted-
Grafton, AMI tie Declaration Of Independence
We have been induced 20 undertake this work,
at The request Of many gentleman no wish 20 pos
sess the Statute Laws Of the State in a cheaper
focm than the preseus edition. which il retsiled for
sfpe1 dollars The laws Of the United States rel.
alive to Seamen, are frequently wanted by profess
siona gentleman and practising Justices, but can
moi be purchased separate from the edition Of the
avs Of the American States. This edition will
have the additional advantage of containing the
laws to be enacted at the ensuing sessions Of the
legislature. Some important amendments, II . ex-
pecied, will be made TO the Statutes revised at
the last session, besides some. which were not
then re enacted, those concerning Poor Debtors
in particular, will probably undergo thorough
revision. These additions, together with the
correction of typographical errors in the former e
dtion, will render this much more useful and to
be relied on correct and perfect copy OF the
Laws Of the State.
CONDITIONS.
THE work will be printed in one volume IT
about 500 pages, on a new Small Plea type, OF the
same size with The present edition, on paper It
equal quality, and delivered TO sub cribers, neatly
bound in sheep at the moderate price OF four.dol-
lars 10 subscribers S.. IL will be pnt TO press
soon as sufficient number Of suhscribers shall
be obtained to warrsnt the undertaking.
IPPersons holding Subscription Papers are
qtested TO return them By The Jfrst Of March neat.
Portland, Dec 25. 1921
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Alta Court Of PROBATE held Perfcnj. itLin and tie
ar Cumberland the third Tuesday If December
the Jear IF Lord eightSn hundred and f1Deniy
EDMUND PRATT aamniSfrGtor Cf the estate Il 4fbra-
II ham Mitchell kate of Fsepr. in said County yssnla,s
GeoedSsd. havrg presented his Tr u
fhs sats IF sid daee 5sd and ocfifion Of The 7vGou
t0r an allowance out Of me personal ESTATE:
ORDERED,
THAT the said adSn raior sfve notice al er5r
ed, b. eSuHnga copy hi5 order t0bs pad three 7pets
ccsSiIUJ IN the Portland Gazette PRINTED Portland, that
ey may Oppsdr at Probate CcNt TO BE- held Portland
foresaid o. tie third Tuesday g TanHar, next If # s
cIock Ia tie forenoon and Sbeqy they hav,, 7h
the same 81 nd NOT Be a!i07ped. d. X PARIS JUDCE,
a true CCpy-dtfef Horatio Southgate, Reg.
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AT PRIVATE SALE,
By ATWOOD & QUINCY.
1905 bbls. new Beef. mess

No |, 2 and 3,
20 hhds. first and second quality MuscovadO
a good Bargain al Clay Core, Fore 81. Port
land, viz,
A TWO Story House and out HOUSES well
"A finished and good lot Of LAND, which
rents equal to l2 pr. cent for the price asked
an Gudoubted title will be given. Dec. 70.
A new Consignment Of Hollow Iron WARE,
which will be sold at the same credit and DIS
count as is allowed al the Furnace.
80 pipes Holland GIN, entitled to debeuture4
the purchaser have tie credit OF the duties
200 bbls. superfine Alexandra FLOUR.
30 chests Souchong Tea, Savannah's sarge,
500 sides Soa Leather, Of superior quality,
lot Engl'sE, fat and square bar Iron, just land
ed 81 No. q, Union Wharf,
new lot stone Jugs,
1000 lbs. English bllstered and cast Steel,
% doz. English Spades and Shovels,
100 boxes bloom, Muscatel and bunch Raisins,
1000 lbs. L. Sugar,
40 bales prime Cotton,
new and elegant toned Piano Forte,
90 barrels L. Sugar,
100 boxes yellow deped Candles,
80 square aud round bales Cotton of superior
quality,
Elegant britannia metaltea and coffee Pots. by
the cask or dozen.
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MARRIED.

In Brunswick, by Rev. Mr.. Titcomb, Mr.. Geo.
Woodside TO Miss Susan Dunning.--- r. D.
Dunnins, Esq. Mr.. Charles Reed, OF Harpswel,
to Miss Eliza, daughter Of Jacob Pennell, Esq.
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former remarks-lni VIC cAecrtully tender a
public acknowledgment Of our obligations 10
sydney, although political opponent.
We cannot iorbear another remark. As Mr..
Williamson was member of the convention
which formed the constitution, we think lie ought
to have considered this subject more fully than
he appears to have done. And, inasmuch as the
removal Of Gen. Herrick Is, co,tesscdly, against
the p,tJtic sentiment IA has county, anu he had been
but short time previously re-appointed, cor,Sti-
t,sti0ndiiy, and was not under any disquatl fc1-
ton whatever, and no complaint was heard a.
gainst hitn-and inasnuch as, (if MIR. w llliaIn-
son ever considered the subject at aii,) he must,
surely, have had doubts upon the subject-he had
certainly done better not to have exercised his
Gerry BRIT PrerogatiUe in the removal of Gen
Herrick.
~ jeopariizc nearly all The legal proceedings
in Penobscot county, was surely suitable sub
lcct Of careful attention in an officiating gov
ernor. "-Suppose the Supreme Judicial Court
shall decide that the supposed Sheriff OF Penob-
scot is not consttutionatty appointed, and that,
therefore, all his acts are uoid-what confusion
ani ruin might not eusue? What deep cause OF
bitter repentance would not this precptate act
occasion to MIR. w. whatever private motives,
or whatever feelings may have urged him to the
inconsiderate procedure
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TUE subscriber hereby gives public All
ed,'tht he has been duly appointed and taken upon
himself the trust Of administrator OF the estate of
WILLIAM BARROWS.

late Of rhe comfy Of Cumberland. Es
qure deceaseby giving bond the Law directs he there
fore requests all persons who ndrb ed the said de-
cessed's ertate make immediate payment; and these
who have any demands thereon exhibit the same for
tlenent SAMUEL FESSE>DEN. t
New Cioaeesiey, Dies, g. ga.
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Massachusetts Cincinnati.


THE Standing Committee of the Society Of
Il Cincinnati Of the Commonwealth Of Mdssachu-
sets, in conlor nifty with yo'e OF the Society.
give notice to The Widows and o phsns Of de-
ceased members, and 10 such Of their B e,hren
as are in necessiIous circumstances, that sppli-
cation for relief may be made on or befoI. SAT-
URDAY, the 18Th dsy of J.n1sry ensuing, 10
the Committee, or any member thereof.
The Committee
His Ex'y Gov. Brooks, Major Daniel Jscksonl
Dr.. David Townsend, Capt John Fo~le,
Capt. Robert Williams, Capt. Benz MIN Dana
c apt. Adams Bailey, Capt. Can't B. dford|
John Calender, Esq Capt. Thomss Hvvel
M. Thomas Jackson, Mr.. Samuel Perkind
Col. John Popkins, Joseph PIERCE, Esq.
DR. Inn Hart, Samuel A. Wells, ESQ
Capt. Francis Green, Rob- G. Shaw, Esq.
sre notified, their meeting will be holden Oil
said Saturday. the nineteenth day Of Jsnusry, 81
Concert Hall in Boston, at eleven O'Clock, fo!1
the purpose Of acting on any applications whic
may be made. punc,usl attendance 10 reque,
ted. THO'S JACKSON, assistant Stey.
Boston, Der. IS, 1921. Sls5oa
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In paper of the ll;h inst. noticed that, Al
bany, On. ) IT again commenced showing 3Oil
ult. and continued through the day. Wind from The
North. Vessels were still navigating It's waters, &c.
The paragraph adds that river had closed at
Albany and to within five miles of Hudson that the
ice Was firm, etc-Tne last Bangor Register says, we
would ask the sapient editor OF the Portland Gazette
how vessels still navigating its waters if the river
had closed whether il be over or under water or
through the ice :"
We inserted the foregoing paragraphs from southern
papers. We mere insert another upon our author
ity.-Snow visited Bucksport on the PenobscOt, some
time ago. Much loind from Bangor-Vessels stih nav
iIatc the waters at Bucksport Above Buckspou the
Pcnobscot has closed, and sleighs pass in safety.
The Register is entitled TO a solution of its query
To bring il nearer homewe propose to the Editor
get into MS sleigh and try the ice of the Penobscot
10 ride until he comes 10 the place where he,river is
still open. We holr he is too Sapieat' ride il.
How he would sail, in such case, do not know II
might be dangerous, Ire carries rather sal
ILIa ballast.
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,4-gRUNsUTCK CONVENTION.

Tne year 1916 was memorable epoch IN the MS
tory Of Maine and when recur 10 II we are filled
with emotions which deny utterance. We there
FIRE borrow the language Of the Boston Patriot for
which we are indebted 10 the last Argus, convey
f,elioos on the subject taking tine liberty 70 make
sac, variations only may adapt TO our OCCASION
rive wears have elapsed since the assembling NJ Inc
Brunswick Convention Let no year ever pass, with
oat recalling every genuine republican, that abhor-
renee which ne ever oaghi feel. At the infatuated
r,ocy which prompted their unhalowed report. aud
aruiiude to the Great Giver Of Good which ayerted
from oar beloved country fatal consequences with
which this measure seemed pregnant. Each succeed
ig year the following solemn record shall recall TO our
readers the necessity OF being ever watctd against
the dangerous influence OF ambitious but disappointed
IL IL. l...r..ltnn he
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77,648 S
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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25

No. |, 2 and 3,
20 hhds. first and second quality MuscovadO
SUGAR.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15
HIRGLVL4 LEGLSLaTuRE.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Vednesday, Dec. 12.-Mr. Blackburn, from
the Committee for Courts of Justice, present
Ell resolution rejecting the petition of Mary
Stevens for dirorce. Agreed to by the
House.
An engTossed bill, +" to amend an act, enti-
tied an act to amend an act, entitled an act
appointing trustees in the town Of Morgan
town, ana for other purposes" was read Sd
time and passed.
The Speaker laid before the Housethe fol-
lowing communication from the Governor -
Council Chomber, Richmond, December ~. 1921.
Dir In obedience to the resolution of the House
OF Delegates Of the 9th instant communicate ali the.
proceedings had by the Executive, untler the act of
the last session of the General Assembly, entitled,
an act concerning the Potomac company :" and al
the same time make known, that no other nforma-
ton is now in possession oflhe Executive relative to
Ine ulyeSI contemplated 10y said act and that tho
to- their civil engineer tc duties thereby mposed on
him, which was done speedily rs possible
lhe passage OF the act IN question was communi.
Gated without delay TO the governor Of MARYLAND and
resolutions were adopted by the General Assemble
OF Maryland corresponding with the act in their bro
VISIONS which resolutions were received in time 10
M s pelore I've legislature, as the proceedings of
the Z5d day of February will shew.
The intention Of the executive OF MARYLAND. ia
appoint commissioners at IN early day, being connmu-
nea'ed IN the letter of the 20th February il was
state they might be taken, before the appointment
was made here. But delay having occurred there
rs IS stated IN the letter FROM tie governor Of Mary.
land, otdae May 9th, the appointment Of Moses Hun
ter, and William Temple Thomson Mason was made
mere ~ The manner prescribed 10y the law, upon the
DIST day Of May. Each commissioner was mmcdi-
aiey notified OF the fact of his appointment by tho
governor, through tho ofetters forwarded 70
their different places Of residence by tie mail of tho
United States on the same day The answer from,
mr' Mason was received on the 18th, and from Me-.
Hunter on the 23d ofJune, each ntimating tle ac-
ceptaDcc OF the appointment, and communication
thereof was made 10 the executive Of MARYLAND I'm
der date OF June 3Oib. No report to the goyerno, Of
this commonwealth Of proceedings under this act has
as yet been made.
An authentic copy Of the resolutions Of the Gene
raj Assembly Of Maryland, this subject and of tn;
correspondence, far il is supposed would be de-
sired, IS herewith transmitted
have the honor 10 be, your most obcdieni servant
mn :, til NJ. RANDOLPH.
The Hon. The Speaker Of the 2
House Of Delegates.
On Mr.. Sherrard's motion, the said letter
and its accompanying documents were laid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15
UNITED STATES.
THE NEXT PRESIDENT

On this question several editors have alrea.
dy taken the field, and enlisted Themselves on
the side to which their inclinatons or interests
incline them. Mr.. Crawford and Mr.. Adams
are The candidates Of these self-appointcd cleo
tors OF the Chief Magistrate Of this great re-
public, the former gentleman being openly sun
ported by leading paper of Savannah, in his
native state, and rather equiyocaIly approved
OF ny the Boston Patriot, whose Editor saws
That ne " would be very acceptable to the pco-
pie of these states, If the public should gene
rally agree upon the prOpriety Of his selec-
t'on ;" while Mr. Adams We have seen lately
advocated by an influential paper Of Pitts
burgh, Pennsy lyania, and several 0rthc Ohio
gazcttes. II is not oar intention now 70 dis.
cuss the claims ofeithcr Of these distinguish
ed gentlemen nor should we have touched
on the subject, but for the mention in n Ten
nessee paper Of another claimant, whose pre-
tensions II IS the peculiar province of our state
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15

ar G., Al
Dir. Sloan, from the Committee on Flee
lions' reported IN favor of the petition of Cad
wallader ID. Golden, of New York. contestinp
the return in favor of r. Sharpe, which was
ON motion referred to a Committee of the
whole House.
Mr. sergeant, OF Penn. from the Commit
IRE on the Judiciary, reported bill for the
estduhsilLnent oil an uniform system of Bank
ruptcy throughout the United States. which
was read by ITS title.--Among other remarks.
MT .. stated, that the subisct of the bill was
a matter OF deep interest to the people of the
ChHea States; that he had presented it thus
early IN order to give members time To pre-
pare their minds OH it and that il was the
same III form, as that which came from the
senate at the;last Session. Mr. s. then noov-
ed that it be referred to n Committee oc thc
Whole House, and made the order of the dnv
lor the hrst Monday in january next which
was agreed to.
hr. CdtanoH, OF Tenn. submitted for consi-
ecratIon the following resolutions:
l. hs'ot'sd, That ii is cxpedient 10 provide for the
srnera' defence by making further provision for
drmng, organizing, and improving in dt>cipinr tl,r
militia Of Tie United States
= Hesolief, Jhafa select committee be apooiuted
"" we SV'peci 0i militia, whose duty il shall be 10
s,inra inio 'tIe exprdlency Of organizing aud pro.
Nuing Vr the improvement in discipline Of te militia
~ the different states and territories and tl,nt g, m
committee have leave to report by bill OF Otherwise.
,. heS0'et, That the committee Of WAYS a. Me VIZ
DC Instructed 20 inquire into the expcdency Of in
creasing the annual appropriation for arminp the
militia 5 Wv
T. hesoir,d, That The committee ON Military Affairs
oc instructed TO enquire into the cxrediency Of re-
ms'IIns tpe regular army, so that the companies in
INC Inherent corps contain the number OF non.cop.
m's7o4ed officers and pri,mos they did previous 10
me reduction and organization made under tho act of
'e hi'i session Of Congress and that said committee
enquire INTO tie expediency of dslandinq The snper
hVmciar, officers, and oducng tive general staff
.. H'soired Thttthe committee ON Military Af.ira|
DC Instructed 10 enquire into the expediency Of re-
ducmg ie number Of cadets (cducufcd ~ the ptllic
expense IN the military academy ~ West PoinO 10
auch 'n''ler ~ may he necessary for tire regular
arm ~ The United States
These resolutions were ordered to lie on the
fable.
Mr. Smith, Of Md. moved the following re-
solutions
~ oired, That the Secretary Of the Treasur, Ice
directed - report to This House statement she,s;no
lhc a.a0nu' annually received under the act Tor the
reliefo sick and Disabled scamen, dnrur the years
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15

so far then rs can at present be seen land
we are now so near the end of this work, that
there is room for little error) the funds roceiv-
ed and receivable, will, within a small fraction.
pay for the lands purchased, for the whole sys-
tenn OF buildings Of accommodation, ard all
necessary expenses. The building for the Ii
brary, comprehending halls indispensably ne
cessary for other public purposes, and estima-
ted by the Proctor according to past expert
cnce TO cost 1854 dollars, will remain TO be
erected from the same fund Of the annuity.
The anticipaiions of this by loans for expe-
diting the other buildings, will have weakened
It, by nearly one half IT'S amount, by lhe sums
OF interest TO which it is subject and will
consequently retard the commencement Of its
applications to the discharge Of the sums Dor
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EXTRACT TO THE EDrroRs, DATED

WdShtngfOH, Dec 9, I82l
There is no doubt hut that General ] .cx
SOY has resigned as Governor of the Floridas
ibIs you may depend on have it from un-
doubted authority.
+" We had a slight fall of snow here last
night" tphH r. C;o,
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvrs

inc following Committees were announc-
co as having been appointed pursuant TO the
orders of yesterday.
,von fnbf'c Buiidi.ss-Messrs. Blacklcdge, Van
YVES Gassedy, Brown, Cushman, Hobart, and viii
On ne erpedie"cy Of occupying the Columbia Rrer,
STo;. q, We SIS Floyd, Battles, and Scott $500
IN he Joint Library Committee Mes.rs. Po;nse,,
\, Smith, and WbippIe. 0'''e'''
Mr. Dane and Mr.. Murray were appointed
OF the Committee of Enrolled Bills on the part
of this House. p''''
fled, and took his seat.
On tins day, petitions were presented and
referred to the following Committees. viz:
10 The committee Of Revolut onary Pensions o
Of Ways and Means Q
or Claims "a
OfPcnsons & Revry Claims 5
OF Public Lands 4
or Naval Affairs
or Comnerce
OF Foreign Affairs
~ Private Land Claims 3
VI Post Office aud Post Roats Q
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER IL.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER IL.
=, IN SENATE.
AIR. htng, of Alabama, and Mr.. Ware. a
member from Georgia, in the place of Mr..
Uai6er, resigned, appeared to-day and took
their seats.
Mr.. Eaton moved that the rules Of the Sc
nate be referred to committee with instruc-
lions to expunge so much thereof as relate, to
me appointment of standing committees
winch motion was, after some discussion. nc
gatived f: anu
thursday next was fixed for the appoint
Hient oil the standing committees
Inc Senate then proceeded to the election
OF n chaplain, when the first ballotinc result
I'd as follows
For the Rev Mr.. Ryland n
MIR. Brown III
MIR. NJ I,aine d
MIR. Post =
Scattering
There being no election, another ballot took
place, when
Mr.. Rylnnd has. Is
MIR. Brown -
MIR. Mlvaiao
Mr.. Post ,
1here being no election, n third ballot tool,
place, when
Mr.. Brown -
MIR. hrily;ne
Mr.. Post
80
no one having majority, fourth ballot
look place, which resulted ms follows.
Fer Mr. Ryland 90
MIR. Milvane Il
MIR. Brown
, 81
Inc Rev. William RyIand having maio-
rity Of the votes, was accord;nrIv eInc;ed
chaplain to Congress on the part Of the Sc
maize and the Spnata I'D;
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The whole number of votes l6t
Necessary 10 Il choice 81
Of which there were for
3 Oswald Dunn s.
ID. RIpine 81
George Wadsworh p
Henry Wcrz 10
Henry Il Teller 10
Hanson CatIcft
Undcrlnll Dan
Alfred n. DOwson S
Hector Brownson
William Rely
Scattering 10
lG1-no choice.
On motion OF Mr.. Sioea,ingen,
The House then adjourned, near 4 O'Clock.
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207,7I0 10

According TO the Proctor's accounts for the presen,
year (which with the Bursar's are herewith nclosed
and) which contain mnuter specifications Of the ox
P T n.' ur > Dolls. Cts.
buildings Of accommodation NOT vet
finished and paid for, will require
further sum to be placed nj his
rec command ,nIT Of 6s,lol 70
The balance Of the loan of
1921, still to he received 10000 no
The balance Of substitution
monies still due and sperate NJ. 66s On
Cash IN the banks undrawn, as
per BursAr,s account, 1901 90
Cash in the Bursar's hands as
per his account Al 81
State certificate, No. 80, I76 ~
From which would result n
deficit, TO be supplied from
the annuity Of 5000 90 --
53,l9f ~
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me Rev. William RyIand having a maio-
Fly OF the votes, was accordingly elected
OnaPiain TO Congress on the part of the Sc
nate and the Senate adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-15
NEW ARTICLE OF EXPECTATIONS

GENEVA, ~. Y. Nov. 28.-We have often wit
messed, with pleasure, as evidence of the at
ienuon paid by our farmers to the profitable
business OF grazing, the immense droves of
cattle, and occasionally droves ofhorscs. sheen
and latterly ofhogs, (which have passed through
this place on their way to southern market
But last week we were called upon to witness
an article of export altogether new in our
part Of the country. It was a drove of about
three hundred and forty turkeys, who were
making pedestrian tour to grace the tables
of our city cpicures. fCa-eDc
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-12
Attention !!

YyHE Subscriber informs the
- selectmen of the several towns COM
posing the First Brigade in the Sixth Division,
that he shall commence the inspection of their
Magazines and Military Stores OF, the 18th of
September next; and it is expected that the
Selectmen will have every article ready and
IN complete order, as is required by law they
should have.
SHELTON FELTON,, If.
Brigade Quarter-JMdsfer of
1st Brig. an 9th Dirision.
oakham, Aug. 90, 1921.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-12
Greenfield, July II, 1920.
Newy Certificate.

"
This may, certify to all those whom il NAV
concern, that have been extremely afflicted
with distressing asthmatical affection, which
has lasted nearly forty years, and great part
of the time so that could not lie in bed. nor
sit in meeting without coughing, notwithstand-
ing had tried many good physicians and vari
Gus medicines, till obtained phial of finder.
sons Cough Drops, prepared by DIR. .Meilen, of
Hudson; and by the use of them | can sleep
comfortably in bed, and sit in meeting without
coughing .-And | do further certify, that
my neighbour, Benjamin Hol5rook, had laid
by labouring, on account Of an affection of the
lungs, attended with cough; and he has re-
ceived much benefit from the same kind of
medicine, so as to be able 10 labour again.
And can cheerfully recommend this medi-
cine to those who are attended with such COM
plants.
/, the Subscriber, do hereby solemnly affirm
to the truth and whole truth of the above
statement, before - Smith, ESQ. at Provi-
dence, (R. ~ on this fourth day of July, A. d.
1921. CHRISTOPHER COOK.
Sold by ABRAHAM LINCOLN, and JER-
EMlAH ROBINSON, Worcester; Z. Hunt &
Sons, Northampton; Bond & Mayo, Brook
field; s. Leeds & Co. Milford; II. Seaver,
UxbridSe; Lorenzo Bull, Hartford; DR.. Whit
ney, Providence.
Also, at wholesale, by
BARTLETT & CHASE, No. 10, Cornhill, Boston.
.aHsust l, 1921. 6meow