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MoNTREAL,1E ZEE. 10.

CHARTV-4RL-The good people of
his city were, sfrom the recent dearth
of news, in doze of ennui, when the
opportune marriage of widow with
bachelor, on the LIST inst. awakened
their dormant vivacity by renewing the
ancient custom of Charivari. The eve.
ning of the nuptials, ard the succeed
ing one, were decorously suffered to
pass TRANQUILITY; but that of Saturday
brought before the mansion of the hap.
py couple large body of friends and ac-
quainfances, assembled for the purpose
OF congratulation, merriment, and re-
quiring the usual donation for the ben
eft Of the poor. To surrender on the
FIRST summons is neither customary,
nor would be magnanimous the par,
ty, therefore, Invested the house in
form, and, after lew hours blockade,
retired On Monday evening opera
lions we're resumed, and the besiegers,
considerably reinforced, rendezvoused
at the Old Market. Anon. 81 them
were about forty masqueraders, equip
ped as Turks, Pefsians, &c. exhibiting
the usual proportion of nose and gro
tesq,lsness of profile, but lamentabIy
deficient in those demons and calibans
whose Longitude of tail and other come.
iy decorations used formerly TO have so
happy an effect. After some time
spent 10 arran cement. those personages,
al he head of dense column of about
500, commenced their march to the
martial harmony of COW horns and tin
trumPets, made the tour of part of
the city, and returned into ST.. Paul.
street. So tar matters had gone on
peaceably; but when they arrived op-
posite Mr.. Wragg's hardware store,
they were accosted by the deputy CHIEF
constable, at the head of his myrmi-
dons, who commanded them to retire.
an order to which they only replied by
an empha,ick yociieration Of the word.
"stlck J! Dismayed by this ominous
monosyllabIe, the posse opened TO the
right and left, and the column passed
slernly through. Thence it pursued
its former route, and was moving down
ST. Francois Xavier-s,ree,, when 10 at
the corner Of the Canada Bank appear.
ed the watch. Here the same com.
mand met with the same reply bun the
guardians OF the night, unable to brook
the defiance, rushed in amongst the
ihrong, and were seiziDg several per-
soma when most tremendous scuf1c
began ;--stick clashed with stick !; wood
en- sabre encountered waichman's BAT.
on, in irreverent disregard Of the G.. r.
mark on ii; and Touchdown blows
were distributed with liberaii,y and
skill truly Hibernian--while the mar
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Patent Lead Aqueducts.

HE Subicriber respectfully
= informs the inhabltant. Of his part of the
country, iha, he has commenced manufacturing
LEAD AQUEOUCTS, for the Conveyance of wa.
ter. The manner in which they are made renders
them as cheap at Ara colt as Wooden Aqued uefs; 70
that the purchaier in this cafe will be tree from the
trouble OF repairing leaky and rotten Logs. ANY
perion or perlcn, wiihing to purchale Aauedusfs
OF this kind, Can be furnifbcd wiki any iize or
weight by calling on the lubicriber, at his fhop,
near S,kes's Inn, 10 WorceRer. He H,.te.s him.
felt, from the good encouragement he ha, had
hnce he commenced the buGnels, tina, he lhall
merit the patronage of all thole who win 10 pur-
chae this kind oil article.
individuals can be furnished with a
hSe tufh-ien, 20 bring water Tor the ulc of their
Houie and Barn. for s. $50 cents per rod. A
qusdua Companies can ALTO be furnilhed with
Aqueduets a, fhort notice, from to a dollars
per rod, OF more, as the price will vary in pro.
portion to the fac and weight of the Pipe.-
All favours thankfully received, and fariesly at
tended TO by fcHABOD WASHRURN,
WoYceRer, March 2, 1881.
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Berlandina's Odontalgsa,
For the cure ofthe TooTH-Aca.s.

S recommended as a fpeCihck
\ for This di.tIsling mslsdy. dileaGe is
10 we'll known, that it needs no deIcription. II
has great affinity to the Rheumatilm, aud often
fueeeeds pains Of The fhouders and other parts Of
the body. II may proceed from obRruA=d per-
ipiraticn, or any the ether csuies Of inflamms.
ton, and has often been occafoned by neglsaing
lone part of the utual coverings of The head, by
fitting with the head bare near an opeu window,
or exPoing it to dIaught of cold air. Food OF
drink taken too hot or too cold, is vesy hartful
to the teeth. Great quantities of iugsr, or other
iweetmes,s, are likewile hurtful. Nothing 10
more deRruaive to the teeth than cracking nuts,
or chewing any kind of hard fubIlsncrs. Pick
ing the teeth with pins. needles, or any thing that
may hurt the enamel with which they are cover
ed, does great mitchell, as the tooth il lure to be
fpoiled whenever the air gets to il. The Tooth
Ache Often proceeds from icorbutck humous
Affecting the gums. In this Gale, the teeth are
iometimes waited. and fall out without any con.
hderable degree of pam The more immedia,e
eauie OF the ToOth-Ache is rotten or carious teeth
For sale by Gro. A. IRUMBULL,
WoTce1:r.
Who has, juR received, further lupply Of
The Balm Of Quito.
March Z, i8ai.
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Atheneum, No. 94& 95.

Is just received, at 7,RUMBULL'S Book.
Ssore-
Containing, as usual, a great variety of
intersRing matter.
Contents of No. xCV.--Belzoni's Travels in
Egypt; Anecdotes of ,ne Polar Expedition /: Let
tsrs from diainguiihed peIionage--Letrer II. /;
Tiger Hunting 10 india; Inc Caldfon Linn; MIR.
Keao; II Due Cobb; The Boa Conf I.efor
Guido The Wtleis-.-The Parrot of the V,6.sn.
danes; account of the Ihlnd. of TrOan da Cum
ha; Oliver GoldImilh; The Rake's Ptogreis
Phllibers, Poetical Romance; Lord Byron
CleopaTaa Needle; Love OF Romsnees; Ansc-
dotcs; Rumfofd Stoves; Oaths; Hints to Ladies
OF Falhion; Courtlhip; Organick Remain,
Deatneis; the four Esas oftLlfe; Mia SAINT ham.
new Work; Rev. h. Maturin's new Poem.
-" The above is published regularly
ON the az aud 18th of each month. Prise, only
So 90 per annum.
WOyesfer, March 7, 1Sal.
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Mack-hn's aduice to hes Son.

Mackkn'S aduice to hsS Son.
81 have often iold you, that every
man must be the maker or marrer Of
his own fortune. repeat the doc-
trine.-He who depends upon inces.
SAINT industry and integrity, depends
upon patrons of the noblest, the most
exalted kind--they are the creators of
fortune and fame, the founders of fam
lilies, and never can disappoint or de-
sert you. They control all human
dealings, and turn even vicissitudes of
unfortunate tendency to contrary ma
ture. You have genius, you have learn
ing, you have industry at times, but
you want MISREPRESENTATION it, you
can do nothing. | bid you wear your
motto in your mind constantly-sPER.
sEyERE.'n
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HE SubCcriber will leave

- this part OF the country by the aoth of this
month, for Marietta. Louifville, Pinkneyville,
New-Oreans. CharleRon and Richmond, and re.
turn to this place in the month of July nsxs and
will take the charge OF any budneis to be tranf-
acted, in either of thoie places, tina. may be en-
ttuAed to him. Satisfactory references given, if
defined. NATHAN BALDWIN.
ShregGEry, March S, ,8ar. aw
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Worcester Brick Hotel.
THE Subscribers. having en-.

HE Subscribers, having en-
= tered into coparnerfhip in Bu6reIs, and
taken the well known TAVERN STAND lady
occupied BY Mr.. Oiiutr Eeger. few Iods aorsil
OF the South Mee,ing-Houie in WorceHer, are de-
seImnsd, if a6iduous a.tsn,ion TO the boiineis
which they have undertaken, and su esrneR dsaye
TO Plesie and accommodate the pnblck, will ss-
lure them euitom, they will endesvoar 70 de.
ierve II.
~ Travellers are informed, that
they Dali always receive good trtatrbent and
they, with the Publick generally, are invited 70
give them call.
AARON HOWE,
OLIVER WHITE.
Woresaer. March 2, isaI.
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True friends are the whole world to
one another and he that is friend to
himself, is also a friend to mankind.
There is no relish in the possession of
any thing without partner.
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The most ignorant men are gene.
rally the most subject to violent passions ;
aud weak intellect is commonly ac-
companied by an obstinate and ungov-
erRable temper.
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Or "A few copies OF SACRED
|, HAKMosv," or Times adapted to the various Me-
tres Of Wiaeheli's WArTs--for lle, at the PoR-
OGics.---Price, a7Acts.
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Farm to Rent.

A FARM, iituated in the eaR
Z = part of Leicelier, owned by the Heirs Of the
late JoHN SoUrAcAr8, isto be rented on r,,-
ionable terms torooe or three years.-Al(o. stoeE
and Farming Tools, to be fold or rented. For lur.
Their information, apply to-
Leiceqer, Feb. ~, lssa.
p S.-The rem. of the above Farm will b. ,..
ceived in Produce, if wifhed. 6w
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DWELLINC.HOuSF

A DWELLING.HOUSE
= N well calculated for two families. with :
good Well OF Water ARCHAEOLOGICAL with good
Garden, Mechanick's Shop and Rsn--G,sa,-a
about half mile can of The Meeting. HOMIE. IN
the main road from Worceaer to Bottom. The
Purchaief can be accommodated with one o. more.
acres OF Land adjoining. The conditions will
be liberal, and zaade known at the time and place
of [ae. r~@
ASso-at private Sale, by the SUBJ
icriber, adjoining the above, FARM, containing
20 acres OF excellen. Land well divided into Til.
lsge, Moving, and Paituring, and Orchayding.
with good new Dwelling Houle, and Garden
well Rored with Fruit Trecs--two good Bsrn,.
one particularly fitted for fheep.-Llkewife.s :
PASTURE and WOOD.LoT, conrsining 90
acres, lying within mile of the premifts. Stosk
to the amount OF ten cows and 4 horfe i, ufu,lIv
Kept on the Farm. II is equal TO any Of the Gze
10 the County. Liberal credit will be allowed.
and no part OF the money wanted down. Irnme.
d'a'e Poheihon would be given. For fur.her par
ticula's, inquire Of the fublcriber, on the prem.
lies. s
All who are indebted to the subscr;b.
or by account. are nqueaed to call and make inn.
MEDIATE fetilement.
FARLEY GODDARD.
Shyey@wy, March s, i8ai.
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Worceaer, q.
Probate Office, February a. 1891.
TO the Heirs Of ABLL CHASE, late Of
North. Brookfeld, in said County, de-
ceased, and to all others concerned
in the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETIHG..
YOU are hereby cited to APP
a pear IF you fee it) a The Court of Probate
tobe holden at Brookfeld, m faid County, on the
iecoud Tuefday in April next, at ten OF The clock
before noon, to ihow csuie why the Inflrunent.
whiehpprPorts to be the lsfi Will and Teaamsnt
of iaid deceaied. mould not be approved and
ALTO to lhow caufe why Letters of Adminiftrs-
ton with the Will annexed of laid Eiiate, mould
not be granted to JAMES CHASE, fon of laid
deceaied and you will be heard thereon.
mattel. PAINE, 7. PROB.
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TO BE SOLE

And Possession given Immediately.
A FARM, Gtuated in the
a fousherly part of Rutland, 90 the County
Road leading from the centre Of iaid Rutlaoa
through Paxton 70 Worceler, cont,inin. one
hundred acres of excellent Land, conGitIne Of
Mowings Tillsge. PaGure- Land, 8c.-wi,R al
elegant two-Rory DwelIing-FIoule and two Barns.
and other Ous-Buildings, all in good repaiI.----
For further particulars, inquite of ELIpHALRr
HOW, on the Ptemifes. "
Rutland Feb. az, 1921.
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NOTICE

is hereby given to the Pro-.
= prietou of the LANCASTER CoTroN MAN.
UrAcTuRiNc Co. tina, their Firl Meeting will
be held at their Counting room, in LancaRer, on
WEDNESDAY, the 2lR day of March next, at
o'clock, P. M.--there to aa upon all matters
relating to them, according to their Aa of Incor.
poration.
Lancaler, Feb. a8, l8sf.
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Lord Mansfield being in one of the
counties, on the circuit, poor woman
was indicted for witchcraft. The in
habitants Of the place were exasperat-
ed against her. Some witnesses de.
posed that they had seen her walk in
the air with her feet upwards and her
head downwards. Lord Mansfield heard
the evidence with great tranquility; and,
perceiVing the temper of the people,
whom il would Dot have been prudent
to irrltate, he thus addressed them -
q do not doubt that this woman has
walked in the air, with her feet upwards,
since you have all seen it ): but she has
the honour Of being born in England
as well as you and I, and, consequently,
cannot be judged but by the laws of the
country, nor punished but in proportion
as she has violated them. Now I know
not one law that forbids walking In the
air with the feet upwards. We have
all right to do it with impunisy. l
see no reason, therefore, for this prose-
cution !. and this poor woman may re-
turn home when she pleases.o This
speech had its proper effect /; it appeas
ed the auditory, and the woman retired
from the court without molestation.
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ONE CENT REWARD,
End no charges paid.

z AN away from the Subrcrib-
Az orr on the asd of February lsR, BOY,
about IS years old, nsrned JOHN c. HUNT, -
Whoever win return laid Boy, fhsIl receive the
above reward. Aud hereby 70 bid all perions
harbouring or truRiog him on my account, as
they would avoid the penalty Of the law.
JONATHAN M. FOLLETT.
HubbardRon. Mich i8ai.
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In late Harrisburgh paper is list Of
acts, passed by the Legislature ofsPenn-
sylvania, and among them one, with the
title Of " An act for the relief of James
Moore, deceased, and for other purposes"
1t might be supposed, that being dead,
ne was past any relief they could extend
to hims Bal. Fed. Rep.
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Worceler,G.
Probate Office. February =, iSai.
TO the Heirs Of MARY .iLDRIcH, late
Of Uxbridge, in cad County, de-
ceased, and TO all Others concerned
inshe Estate Of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to APP
4 pear, If you fec FLY at the Court Of Pro
bate to be holden at UxOridge, in fsid County,,
on the fourth Tuelday in May next, at ten Of
the clock, before noon, to how cauic why the In
itrument, which purports TO be the lat Willard
Teltament of laid deeeaied, fhould not be spprov-
ed and you will be heard thereon.
NATHl. PAINE, 5.P|.
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TO BE SOLD.

On the Premises, at Pu6Liek AUCTION. III
nat Previously dishosed Of, on The Sd
day IF Ahrit merit, at | clock, p. m.
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TO LET,
ONE HALF of large and convenient tire g
Rory brick dwelling House, situated on Pleas
ant street apply TO John LEAVITT.
July 8. n
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CUMBERLAND, IS.
70 he justices q The Supreme Judicial Court hol-
aSn az Portland M AMI for the County Of Cum
osrfdnf on ME hrs! flssddy Of May z. d. 1921.
MATTHEW CoBB and PRENTlSS MELLEN, both of
Ik sd PORT tni Esquues, respectfully repesenr that
they are seized 90 fee simple u undivided with
persons 70 them unknown OF the respective proportions
hereafter mentioned Vt the following Of land situated
~ Sad cortland, containing ory acres, more OF less
bounded am Cesbrbed thus.Noherly by the Maine Street
leading tsom Sire dwatsr,so eted, into Porand-Nort-
ssW sy oy ian hsgetotore belonging Wi li1Ia Eyug
Lsq. deceased, sua afterwards U.s. IrEraaam Esq
sOurheiiy by tie channel 70. r Is \,
~ by land heretofore sod Erackert TO Mary
6h The 1hen wife q James Smth land describcd in
this petition being thc which assigned Kereu
hApPuck Beckett, widow VI Anthony Bracket ls her
Dover And your Petitioners Further statL mat the said
Cobb seized, Aforesaid, OF seventy six five hundred aud
foTuth parts 81 The trc Aforesaid. said Ntiirn
selzed As aores AZ, 81 i've hundred and ore III
parts OF the same and thy being DESTROYS Of holding
their respective shares severy pray that, after due
tce thsI sad respective shares may be assigned
a rhe law directs have and hold seyeraty
aeeos diugl.
By 5. GREENLEAF, their Attorney.
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FURNITCRE &. Chairs.
WILLIAM HASKELL,

Oh Tex STREET. Has FOR SALE,
ri Dr.. fancy CHAIRS. Of D good quality !;
- common do SIDEBOAKpS SECRE-
TARIES; BUREAUS; Grecian CARD Ia
BLES Pembroke and Dining 10 common DO. (;
dressiog 90. Grecan SOFAS; common do. .
EASY CHAIRS; WORK TABLES; high and
FIELD post BEDSIEADS; common do.--5Is0,
10, 600 feet of Bay and St. Domingo
Mahogany Boards and Plank,
which he will sell on as good terms as be
purchased in the state. Those Who wish to
purchase large Or small quantity, will please to
call and see for themselves. Orders from the
country will be attended 10.
Portland. July 28h, 1897. If
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DyestuEs, &c.
HENRY BUTMAN,

Middle-StTeet, OFFERS FOR SALE,
M ~ bbfs Ground CAMWOOD,
- " ~ hid. Dutch Madden,
hhJs COPFERAS,
bbls. ALUM,
1000 lbs. Blue NIIRIOL,
case best Bengal INDIGO,
csrboys OIL FITRIOL,
IS groce Press PAPERS.
LOGWOOD; FUSTIC; REDWOOD.
NICARAGUA; WOAD; NUTGBLLS;
SCREWS; JACKS; IENTER HOOkS;
COPPERS; SPERM OIL.
SHEARING ACHINES-TEAZELS.
Together with supply Of
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
on the most reasonable terms. (9W)
July "a.
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NEW GOODS-CHEAP.

which will be sold for cash. at very low prices
Portland, July 81, 1891.
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SHERIFE's SALE.


Taken by execution, and will be sold at pablo
Vendue, on Saturday the twenty-fftb day Of
August next, at four O'Clock p. Nj. as Nj.
James Barker's house, 10 Wesibrook,
A LII the hight . hich Ebenezer Gilman has in
N equity 20 redeem, fifty acres land, stu ated
in Standish, described as follows beginning at
land owned 10y Mark and John White at the
soutbwesteriy corner Of their lot thence rurniog
northwesterly on the county road leading from
SAID Standish to Gray fifty rods, thence SOUTH
essterly parallel to said Whites land 70 Gorham
line, thence on said Gorhsm line 20 said Whites
land, thence TO the FIST mentioned bounds, said
deed is recorded IN book So, page 1Sl, dated July
ST, 1920. mortgaged to John Wescot, for two
hundred dollars.
GARDNER WALKER, D'ty sniff.
July %. 1891
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STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND. SIS.


II tie Supreme Jadiciai Cart be aud haldsn at Portland
Egffhi ana Jor fs cnty Of Cumberland, The TsE Tas5-
Say u 1IGy. Il D. iS2I.
on the petition Aforesaid ORDERED That the Petit
Eoners, Puoilsh % copy Of their said petition
and az this order thereon three weeks suceessiev IN
the Portn4 Gazette the last publication
before the OF thls hOlaen
within md tor the County CUnt- land on the first Te
DAY OF November hsr al persons interested IN tie
tract OF and mentioned ~ said tion then n there
appear and shsw any tbs have. why prayer Of
the petitioners should be F.aatsd
Attest WNf. Il. VAUGHAN. Clerk
A Copy OF the petition ard ordsr OF Cuprt thereon,
August. y 1877.
u the subscribers appointed bv The Hon A. X Paris,
w Judge OF Probate for The County of Cumberland 10
receive and Famine the claims OF the several creditors
the estate of
JOHN HAGGETT,
lse OF Portland in sad county Ch~msker deceased repre-
sented inuivcn hereby give notice further time of
20 days from The a Ussday Iuy iGsrant has ben ~
owed by sid Iudgef the saii editors TO bring in their
e. ard their debts and that shall attend 10 the
duties ssasued Us by Cor the Of George
Bradbury Esg Portland a. the second ara thrd
GEO. BRADBURY.
BENJAMIN iLsLEY.
FTyHE subscriber hereby gives ruc notice to All concern
- thsT hr has been duly appointed md rpon him
self the trust Of Administrstor - the estate OF
STEPHEN PEABODY.
Tying within the County ofoSord Of Maae and
H Pshirr deceased BY giving bones law directs
-fre1cre r-queSrs AT who indebted 10 the
cese sstre &C make imn-dist psymeut, and those
v-e have any dsnaad th-rCoa q eShbG fhe same TO
S4EREE& PEABODY. -adtzisiIfrafsr.
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w. b. NORTON.

tfi' bs WIN YIN.
htORMs his friends ard cuftomers that he hss
Feeslvsi BIS spring iurp'y Of Goods, making III.
siiaf'ment complete, eomprIsiug the following ar
tIcles, viz
30 bids II. Croix and Wind
ward Iiland Rum Of a superior Guali,y-pipes Of
ocgnae aud streights Brzndy-hhd. American Gin.
SO chests and boxes Of various kinds of Tezs-
boxes and bbls. of Sugzrs-balss Of Cotton-Tier-
ce' OF Rice 20 kegs Of TAT quality Tobacco 90
bbl' Vinegaf-l5 der. sseel back and common
Soy hes Iron X >tee BroadcIoths- Csfimerss !;
American satinsits- Gi1ghzm, -Sheesines- Shirt
ings and Yarns-Englilh piece Goods l50obulh-
eis bsit yellow Corn-2oO do fiat do 40 bbIs.
our, with great variety Of small article, 10 the
grocery line The above will be sold AZ the low
eft PFessfor eali, good lnmber or approved credit.
FOR sale Us Gb0Ve-
$50 NJ. merchandise Boards,
so " sezloned Iomsiea do
so : mill relule DO.
rs g pine JJice and Timber,
50" hard pine PIank. for vsfels ufe,
$50 " IN and I'd quality laying Shingles.
Is = Clapboards,
1000 . red oak Shocks and Heads,
200 8 white oak do. do.
10 Yard, Lumber BY retail various kinds,
Csrgoss of Lumber furniihsd at fhort notice 10
10 The market for which they arc wanted.
ou
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STATE OF MAINE.
NJ. WILLIS, her Attorney.

CUMBERLAND, S..
III he Circuit Court Of Common Pleas begun and
holden at Portland, lCiitia ana for he County Of
Cumberland, on me third Tuesday Of June, being
he i9h day Of said month A. n. 1891.
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered, that the
said Petitioner give notice OF her said Petition, by
causing the same with this order thereon 10 he pub
lished in one of the newspapers printed in Port
land, three weeks successfully, the last publication
TO be thirty days at least previous 20 The next
term of this Court 10 be holden at Portland with
in and for the County Of Cumberland on the sec
ond Tuesday Of December next; that all persons
interested therein, may then andthere appear and
shew cause If any they have, why the prayer
thereof Should not be granted.
WM. L. Va UGHAN, Clerk.
Copy Of the petition and order of Court.
Att. WN. II. VAUGHAN, Clerk
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14

THE m ubers ofthe ATTIC FRATERNITY, are here
a by notified, that their meeting will b. held
Gorham Academy the SIN ofAugusr An anniversary
Grafton wit be delivered, by ir. stephen " Staples.
RUFUS ID. FOLSOM, Secretary
July 81, 1871.