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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-14
From Richmond Patriot, Apr,l
SPANISH AMERICA,

SFANISH AMEhICAs
Is, no doubt, about to relapse into Monar-
thy. The blood the treasure, the time vast
ed 8. consumed in This arduous revolutiona-
~ struggle, for many tedious years, under
difficulties and privations the most unex-
ampled known in the history of civil war;
are all 70 he gioriously rewarded, by gra-
ciously permitting the revolutionists to return
to theirsov-reign, under the amelorated 60
vernment ofSpain by her celebrated Cortes
headed by the adored Ferdinand! This at
present, perhaps, appears at least profile
NAUTICAL. and to some, no doubt, paradoXical.
To such characters, it would be well to ad-
wise thata little reflection precede their con.
illusions. Look at the present situation OF
tba. vast territory, and compare il with the
recent. At this time all is harmony I the
western excepted*) & The officers and troops
OF the late contending armies completely
anna lgated, IN social, friendly and cornwall
concert. The armistice, so2nuch exclaim-
ed against by the the friends of the revolu-
ton, in every region, particularly in the u
nited States, is about to expire; this desired
event seemed anxiously anticipated, as the
epoch, when arms would be resumed in that
almost 1vorn dozen country, terminating with
moral certainty, as supposed, in the speedy
and total emancipation ofthis extensive EN-
pire! Behold the error. This state of the
once conflicting armies, is not only renewed
between the commanding generals(La Tore
and Bolivar but commissioners actually APP
pointed {of the royal party &)to proceed to
Madrid--ior " hs, p For the purpose OTTER
ninating, by negotiation, the horried war;
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-14

Prices of British stocks on I e 2'st Feb
Red Ann. IS i.S, conscls. 725; DO tor &C.
1918. do fer April, 70 l8; Four per cents
9Ii.8.
Mr. Leigh Hunt, The editor of the Exa-
miner has been found guilty of libel on
the house of commons.
MARGARET Nicholson, the unfortunate NO.
man who attempted to assasslnate bis 'ia'e
most excellent majesty in the year i7o9, is
still living, and is kept as state patient'
under nominal restraint. in Bethlehem Hos
pital. Considering her advanced age, she
is in possession Of most of the faculties usual
at those wears, except that of hearing, which
is quite gone.
The English naval force 10 be kept up is
said to be 50 sail of the line, with suitable
proportion Of smaller vessels.
In the French Chamber of Deputies,
Feb. l9, warm debate took place ION the
affairs ;of NapIes-M. &c la Fayette, b.
Constant, &c. taking the part OF that coun-
try. The former said:
1--WE have right to put TO Ministers the
question lately put to those in England, and
to demand of them what part they have ia
ken as accompl;ces in the measures recently
taken for the maintenance of pretended
social order; social order that refuses to
nations the right of ameliorating their insti-
tutions"
These expressions excited lively agita-
ton, and long debate, full of alteration
and personalities, followed. After numer-
ors interruptions. in which it was contend
ed tina. the member was out of order in in
Producing the subject, NJ. de la Fayete
concluded with imploring the chamber
" not to destroy the independence of Ma
ples.'
The son of the Duchess of Berri has pass
ed Evora5iy through with the small pox.
The Neapolitan journals sustained firm
and resoIute tone. They state that 100000
Neapoltans are already in arms'in defence
of their country. lf(say they the Swiss
anc the Americans, in far less numbers,
could resist Austria and England, shake off
their yoke, and sustain their own indepen-
dence, the Neapolians will be able to do
as much, and will show to The whole of Eu-
rope, That seven millions Of inhabitants will
suffer no dictalion respecting the laws by
which they are to b. governed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-14
Baltimore, .Apr,I, l3.

'"'o'es .'p'f, ic'
Captain Reardon. of the brig Amphon,
arrived yesterday in so days from Rio Jane
iro, states, that the day previous to his de-
parture the British packet Montague arrived
at Rio from Bahia, Bringing information that
a constitutional government had taken place
there, that in al ARRAY between the troops
and people, some lives had been lost; the
particulars were not made public, but report
SAID that provisional government had been
established, and il was believed, that the
same was done at Penambuco on the same
day by previous arrangements.
'he governor was offered the presidency
OF the government, which he refused; the
party inpower then told him they should call
a Cortes forthwith The Packet was fired
into by the Forts on leaving Bahia, and
shot entered her cabin, but received no ma
terial damage.
Sometime ago theLisboatroops atkio were
offered promotion if they would enter the
Brazilian lines, but out of all the regiments
there, only twelve men and officers accepted
the offer made; the residue insisted on be-
ing sent to Lisbon which was promised them.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-14
Brunswick, Me. March "a.
LONGEVITY.

Mrs. Mary Gatchell, vile of Mr.. John
Gatchell, daughter OF Mr.. John Barber, was
born n Portland, in t772, and died in Dur
ham "a few miles from this town) Nov. 90,
1919, aged 81 years months. Her de-
scendants were I2 children, Isl grand chill
dren, 400 great grand children, and "A of
the fourth generation, making in all GOT
when she departed this life; 90 have since
been added. -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-14

Tie Steam. Boat, we think, must be the Ne
plus ultra, unless we avail ourselves OF some
other element to travel on than earth or wa
ter. l-Nd'' H''e''
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-14

ID" Rcya!ists and hide Il
shortly to be declared at an 4
-. Ha'iar. va
The ac' imp"sing an ex,r,
cattle. &c. impaired from he
is how in force. and will co
until March %, 1899.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-14

.NtW York, Npr1t II.
We are indeb ed tn the editors of the
Boston Palladium, for Halifax papers
to the seth ult, and Jamaica papers of
the 9th and 29d February.
Mercantile .adr.
The brig Margaret. Fisher, Omen
toned Yesterday from Quebec for ia.
maica, was wrecked on the s9,h Ucto.
Der, on Cape Sable Bar; and nine pas.
sengers, viz +: Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers. six children. and four of
the crew. including the carpenter and
Cook unfortunately persisted.
The Lady Wellington Packet, sailed
from Halifax for Falmouth e8th ult.
jamaica. Feb. 90.
Accounts from Porto Cabello say, it
was ascertained that Maricaybo had
declared for the Independents and
General Urdineta had been invited by
the inhabitants to enter that town.
A report was current at Sayanilla,
4 days ago, that the .armistice between
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-14

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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-14

The ship Stephania, Captain Burke,
bound 10 Antwerp, sailed yesterday morn
ing; but was prevented from getting to sea
by Sou:herly wind. Passenger in the Ste
phanis, W1LLILM GRAHAM, esq. bearer Of
important dispatches from The Secretary of
State to the Hon. Albert Gallatin, American
Minister at Paris. Ibid.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16

TO 0tc Hon. JuVjcc5 y lie Supreme JudiciW
louuOtt NV S.a.,., iiaue tt4 l.t yttAyiIet Gt
Paygr ,fji3i,, md ,gy the Ounfg ~ t.3f0Td on
u,a-ona ,u,.uuy w S.p.ay.r. ". ID. 1921.
sOHN hBr0I. 40 B lpsa,lk. ~ Was county
j W Cumberland, E.u. Abel AbJot, u Sever-
N, ID lie county IA Essex a.d CJmmonweul
q Massachusetts,. Oetk, b ! nun AboO', o.
-A,,,r. N tie county If X " nsa4m Aad Stale
View mp,"rf, L q. i.,o"~e nj, n
sord.nd, n 3 ID cora} y Cnmo-rl4nd, spI.-
end Jyhn B-acAs-I Jun. " sad Port "a,
leon-n, resieo a.! } 'rFtese"t, hat 1hey -re ~
-s. rd IN. snl stand siz-a III tee AZ cuS"'s ID
mm.n with he's ~ them unknown, ~
ccrt-iu ulc. ol .A1g, sItuateo IN L Ind, I'd
SAID com ui Cu.nJtl lana. X h1una-l . o~',
,tz. 3 s.nnlug a. q SAKE, znL.ng la The c~st-
.-,. ,.4e ~ M.t.- 5 Zee, ,,4rnt, .uv ryl and
ID cen Inks from the w--torly comes A tie
.,use now occupied ~ Cap. Tuome, b own,
md twenty tour RODS trom me nOrtheriy "a n-r
Z lie Homestead F..m Of The late An heay
Beckett, deceased Jheule ,ou.h, one II gee
cot, fify th5e. rods, thence southeast tu lFp.e
RIVER, ;ncucc W zoe R.,,r1a,t,. y, u land or
.u.-riy hrlrn.,tn.r 10 M l.tgm 4.u.. E-U. ,h nee
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16
NEW GOODS.

y oGEES < COX have just received, and hdw
Ia 5peuing fot sac, great variety 81 seasd IN
aU.e Goods which vail be sold at low prices, Or
cash Consisting ID part Of plain aud hgurFd
Bombazetts-blk. and colored twllled do dr
tan Plaids figured Peutse Flannels-handsota
Nesuugs broad Cloths aud Cassimeres brit 10
Cotons-- black and colored Canton and Mana ~
Crapes-plain and figured Jaccouet hiusIIns -
4 ~ D 4 CambrCk tO-Jacconet Cambria tof
Cravdts-4f4 Z 6 = Nlui! Observation-Disclosures alp
Fancy do extra long WHITE Kid Gloves hdrt
d. Mems Beaver aud Buck.llin do-blA. Boin-
baz'ne blk. and Colcred i4bby NeLVets-bikI x
colored Wor-ted Hosiery t,s heE witn 5rdai
variety Of other articles, making good assoF
meut.
Also,
Factory Sheetngs, bleached and unbleached ~
Shrtinss DE-; ed iickngs Gmshams; Chez rs
--oattnetts &c. &c.
CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16
Men GO0dS-Cheap.
ELISHA VINTON,

HAS inst received large assortment q new
a and seasonabie GOODS among which are
for sale DOW opening stperfne middling and low
priced BROADCLOT HS-do. CASSINERE@-
DUFFlLS-KERSEY- - COATlNGS-BOCk-
lNGS -BLANKETTS- FLANNELS--BAISES
BOMBAZETTs ---RATTENETPS -TARIAN
PLAlDS-Caroline dc. new and elegant article
-Nankin and Canton CRAPES-bIack aud col
CURED SYNCHAWS and SABSNETTS-s superior
black LENANTINE-brown CAMBLET-black
Italian GRAPES black BOhBAZlNEo wide
narrow British Steam Loom SlllRIlNGS and
SHkEIING5--Irish LINENS-Linen CAM
BRlCS-iong Law, NS--elegant imitation NhCk-
ERCHILFS figured do-Cotton CANBRlCKS
-C amorck AU tIN-- Japan MU@LlN9-pla
and figured bo.T ati Indie dc. C ALlCOEo-
cn.oursd tANbItC kS-elegaut and common
VISITING Nor.tea HOST do FROCh and
DBAAo Beaver, IA and silk GOV rs A
moucan @!Nr ING SIS EEIlNGS-TlCh-
INGS --l ...-lIS, q. &C.
Whi-u 5i.ta. sold very cheap for cash only.
Sept. ID. CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16
MACHINERY FOR SALE

z > be sid at Public Auction. On y FDN + IS
y Day, The SIT DAY ~ October urNt, IA DIE
FACTORY ZAP -runswIck, (inihr,) large qua a y
w iDtlJN Ky MJJLLEN MAtHINLKh /,
consisting o. AK louunI 'g or'ic.c, .I7:-
Hu.es l.r spinning Cotton, &c 40 .pind e
each,
rre CarliDg Engine, FIR carding Cotton!
A uutA--r VII second haHu drawing and Roy IEg
Frames,
,eyefaI Reel, Cor Cotton, and . great variety u
Other articles D! Cotton Machinery.
-AisD-
/ Billy Of 10 spiuurs for Hoping Wool,
3 Jrln4ys Nd 10 .yutles each, lor ,piEr.ay W. cl
Double Cardin- 1,schme, to- y DOL, with aii
the Apparatus for mar ut"CturiHS " OO!,
4 Looms for oatc.o.h,
y Looms lur Nt-'ow Cloth,
Icons .Ui Satire,
] .orge Copper for Coloing,
pair Of FHten Shear,
.4iso, Slaies aud flame Sc in great variety, ~
many other articles OF W 90 len Machinery E-
numerous @ mention in an advertisements.
also. large quantity of Wooden Cloths b- BAD
and nairuv-Saunets, Ac.
!lsO, a large quantity ct Cotton Cloth n loti e.
suit pui Chasers, from one piece Ga bale ol I'D
pieces.
-fiso, about three tons Ct Cotton Waste, Id JUS
TO sui, purchasers.
Ibis opportunity will be favorable 70 any der
son vino WISHES to establish ether the Cotton II
WooIien Mauulactorv, either on a u, ge Or N all
scale, az every article will BE- sold separate, 81 q
very long credit will be given for aaprnved i nt
and several notes on inleres; after 6 ur months
Sale I'd commence at 10 o'clock IL the mJrnib ",
and continue until the hu.e j. sold
by order IF The Directors If SAID Facto y G. boa.
pany. ABNER BOURNE, Agfnt 4 -4uct .0n Icr.
Irinslick (-He.) sept. O., 1891.
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Al NJ nrC bse held RLnf1rt. within 1nd th
II ONord The seventeenth 1T Sepembi n. IVY
r'l- yr-- tf Lor' tigl.eln hundred and twrn
AFAUIAH NINIFALT VI sail! Ru-ntora, l1uiuIsti scr,
estate It PEARL kiNbAt /. of Ccacord H. TBS
County AZ r. cknE7 I'm. nt New HtmrslirI. .t-
.,e h-ying p.eserteI h first account Cf alnins alton
81 n ~- .tr ot said ltc1asC
ORDERED, That the SIT O77iiah hirib-1l. cv VS.
'i-r O. . pe trrt-estcr hv csusing cCHv this
order punished three weeks vev ir rtI Port
ana z-te, rriDte orJlu., AZ thew may spt ar.
F-uh+-- tr NJ rat fher l-71 flee Paris
com =. te Tue>17v o Dsceub-r next, al zen 80
trr >ck in he fore ma ,fe,v cus. il sny III have,
,gly thu same y culd rrr h- allowed.
BFNTANfN tHA<DIFR.I ID
atrus COPY Attest, RLJ Ell WA1HLUhN. lux
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16
attest RUFUS K. CoODENoW, Cis,i

r. The H5r.~aHs Ts5 r TIE Supreme judicial count L.
tls SrIi- ~ Nm. gla an! li PARIS r-tiig 4H1
Jr NE c0aHJ 81 CErl Ia re s,lHd THss4J u Ssp:eH4r,
i'm DamIni, I-1
OSEPH ThAAIER Ut Portl nd, in the county Of CuHl-
- berisnd Blacksmith and Stephen LonGtshow, iunipr
said Portland EquTe, RESPECTFULLY represent, t
interested nd stand led t in CJh-
with others, them known, of certain tractIo
land, situated pCrrJ III said OF CumD-rI nd
and bounded follows BEGINNING sJekc. standing on
The sid Ut Washington STREET. ttJy -southeIy
from tt aaid by the bans Il sandy point, isr
mtnOnrd III deed Of diV siOa between Eiz5bet ana Sa
Uel MoutOrL and Others recorded the egIstry or deeds
tor sid county OF tnmb rlaUd book 81, p,gs 4 AID
c71, said stoke southeastern by Strd-t
thr-1 rods a stak thence north fifty deEraes
seventy ROSS h-Uct north five degrees ca4t
-ods -ss - low water mark-thenCe north
tery by the sh0Ie forty and Lalf Stake
the south tttv nine degrees fifty four rod
pr irsS Washington Street first bounds.
said TLINtsr'J share or proportion OF s+id
nuths OF half II said and also three the
and said LH5 t1TU5 part proportion thereof sevtu
twentieth parts thtreo-Iht said pct-
touers sroas o holding h-ir Sp cyr proportlc s
Of sa in severatyTh-y there pray thar afr
due proceedings their respective prop rous 1T gd
Of land may divided and o hold de-
same N severely suart 70 the provisions Of the sat
in such case made ard prnvted.
iEPHGN LONCFELLOW, Ir.
ID-LPH I.AXTER, bv his
Attorney STEPHEN LONGFELLOW. IT.
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STATE Or MAINE.

OXFORD. ss.....1t q Supreme Judicial CONT
Begun and hoIien a Paris, lcithm and .lor {Gid
coimty Of NI!o,d, Oh ne etereAM day " sPl en-
bcr, H. ID. 1921.
ONthe foregoing petition o: iered-:ha; the
~ petitioners give notice 70 ali persons ini er-
e ed IN said tract Of land Described IN SAID Pc
tiuon, d appear before the Justices Of NE tu-
preme Judicial Cur, CeXt T. be holden 1t r. FI-
land within and tor he county ot Cuniblt land Oh
the FIRST Tuesday IF November next, and TIN
and there shew Cause il any they have why a.
prayer 1t said Petition should not BE- eran5 u.
BY csusnE ne substance OF sad etltion and his
order tile con, "a be published thee weeks sqc-
cessIVCly IN The Portland Gazette, me !aSt [uu-
iic-uon 70 be 1t ilast twenty days before tie It-
ing Of said Court.
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Men GOOGS.


Gpuosiie Taion Ror. .LIddte-SrtcL
Al iu,t received d.rec; from England an ex
4 IL .eu>lye assortment NJ Plated, Po ,cd A Brass
Harness fURNIIUKE-Tfunk IHtM MlNGS
am MEBLS, vhrh with h,s former stock reuders
his assortment of sADbLtRA complete.
III w, also, variety VI pther'a tlces 10 TIE
Fl III Ware lire. Likew-e, Charse Carpete-Phil-
.dephia shifting, ia. ness, Bride LEA iHkk 4
III Skins
For sale rs above general assortment Of
~. I. Goods s. Groceries,
Wholesale WI rctali--uH ~ which wl be sold a.
Cheap as can be purchased in Portland
n. B AL persons whose notes and accounts
have been tt,t more thau-six months are Informed
tIat un,e,s ,aymeut Immediately made, they will
te iafi ,I,h am Attorney for collection.
Gen. 2 1921. 6w.
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OXFORD Sat- Suprcma lniical Court begun AL
hO.den L Paris, Jhin and Ir said county OF Oxf0rl
~ n eleventh day OF september. A. ID. 1877
N the tOrego gp atton, der, d. cle p-titoret
N give notice 70 All pen sousnteresU in the land di,rd
bd 100 sad petition appear before tn Justic-s A.
Supreme Judicial COurt next TO BE- holden nj portla II
ithn ard TOR fhe county o Gu nd. ths first Tus
3V ot NovemO-r aud thea and there shew 1T al
they have, Why TIC PRAYER ofsad petition ~ uId IN
granted, causing the tance of said petition ani td
o,Ger rh-rt7n. obe pub sh thr weeks suclc7svry
te Portl and zette, the publication Je Il le.b
twenty daystb fore the string Of said Court.
Attest, RUFUS X. GOODE\OW, CltrkJ
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]. s. l.. IlOOLE,


Fcre-StreeL Hcoa q Ingrohan.'s Hharf,
HAVE rUh SAtL,
90 70 a .,:;: =: -' '' :s. TEAS,
20 hid, ". RUM-2J nnds \. L. Do.
40 hnd.. Moas-es,
> pipes 4. Brandy,
y do n. Giu--o bills "A. GIN,
10 casks Malaga Vine,
do Lisbon DO
90 bbls and Uag> Sug4r-Loaf x Lump TO-
20 do clear Pofk--0 Do prime DO.
~ III. Mess ~.
$50 bhi- No. ) nj aCkerel,
500 quinta!s oi COD and scale Fish,
80 Uuxes dipt Candles
10 casks kaisins-1O bags Pepper,
5 bags Fimento,
900 lbs Ca.qa-i0OO lbs Coffee,
100 900 Amc iGan Cigars-boxes spanish do.
~ casks Powder,
100 lb> Sh0t-20O los Starch
? bits GiugcI Bengal Indigo,
Bladder. Snuff
60 kegs uhaCco--c cotton * wool Card.
) GCz, -hOvtis,
% boxes oy 10, & Z by Glass,
it jJ 6I "u tOI 12d and 20I cut Nails
Icge,Ler with general assortment Of
Hard g. HoNom WARE.
Oct .. 6w.
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= HhdS. American GIN,
" ID 10. 1t. CroX and Tobago RUM.
10 boxes PIPES,
pipes Coguac BRANDY,
10 boxes dipped CANDLES,
rs boxes SOAP,
50 keys 70. |. LARD.
II bbls Mess and no. | PORK,
40 chests and boxes Hvson Dung Hvson, Hvson
Skin and Souchong TEAS: VI sale at
JERE. GORE, Jr.'s Commission Store,
October2. me-. y, Long-JThalf
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-16

To DeAer t-ttcr, Esq Of the Justices Of tile Ptste
within .Iu 70, me county OF Cimb -riand
Il IN >u.sCIIcrs five the etOa The cCnmln
sE ana dy Idea lana New-G oucesrSr, judging pi-
prilO latLb 10 Pr necessary 10 h-rtby requ5s kJ
issr- Hing OF a meeting Of sad propr
,..u,- r5 -r 1A Rt AN, the NV, uteth day OCtOD
t" "a -o.k in ths aJernoon, The following
". i- ef.use MODERATOR,
Ain o4-- Clerk. Treasurer. and any other ofider
tl.t t.4y necessary I'D manage tId proprietary.
- q, choose su-n committees shall DC thought necy-
5a " .cu mtt.
Y. allow such accounts 2, shall b. presented.
aIsr such shI ~ thOuy necessity
"a uyttay exposes,
AZ "a they will take 70 sell Of lease ay
c tle coarog ltd Uu.ived land aud che sail
b. ttO-gnJ necessity.
n. rs See trty vi choose agent, 10 prosecute ri
who have or shal. trespasS on theIr ANTS.
IO Gll-I the manner q csEl etnEs III fnIu
ISAAC IAk> ONS
NA TH'L TWELFTH.
JOSEPH II. FOX Rolf.
ISAAC rAk- ONS, h.
PILLG CHANDLER.
Daied New Gloucester, the "a day Ct SEPT. IS2l
CUMBERLAND. S. r. Pels- Chandler Clerk If he II
pie crs ot j -,,-O ou4 ester
IN the az th- safe Ne NJ het tDy rsoutet
the iaw dir The Tim, ana ysor5
poses uJnrCu the toIeyO is l,rlir .ticr.
Cv.n Lttrr ry bend and seal. >-u-G .oUC-strr. dill
tweAty-iuurth DAY a. august. I'D. g
DEXTER EEAR~G.
III Jurauc5 Of n foregoing warrant to nv d,t-,t,l
% he scy notify tbs PIup toi> 81 rh, al \. iuu1
meet I'll time ana pl-ce ntioryd rUicI jill.
app, cation, -nG tor the opposes 'her.0 oppressed.
IFILC CHANDLER
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TAKE NOTICE.


WE IT from tie care of the overseers n IN
~ ,or III The tlvu M TcPsf1H JOAH
STOCK MAN and EUNICE aToChMAN.' W'
her chill e. tI'r has been SntAo'r PIoFt ~
made rcr t,eir -urpo-r 10 me town, 'hsis'o fo
bd An ersons barhOurng oF tTusVn| mem ~ y
| towns sCrnH1t no debts ol WV 1T "-
all DIN ROGERS, n ('tsf$et5s
ELtTThH ALET. Poorg ifP Aa
TorE' an, SEPT 2e, 1871.
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