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MIorfcster 1Bank.
Director for the ensuing week,
REJOICE NEWTON, Esq.
MARRLRD.

lNNNKEEO,
In Uxbridge, MIR. Jofeph Swsfey, of Sutton, to
Mis- Angenett Martin, of Smithfeid.
Ia Gardner, by the Rev. Jonathan Ofgood, Mr..
Aiahel srick to Mrs. Betty Carpenter.
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Francis c. Champney, has been ap.
pointed Postmaster at Phillipston, vice
Rev. E. L. Bascom, resigned.
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Birth.-At Owyhee, the lady Of Mr..
,hoomis, missionary, was delivered
of son the 10th of July, being the
first white child ever born in those ISL
ands. Cenf.
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To Let,

A VERY convenient Store. !,
= : fiiuated few rods from the Mest;ng-
Aouie, in Sterling. II is thought to be COED
place for the fae of Esghh g Faney Goods, Croek-
cry, Gafs Ware, &c. &c. as but frnail aortment
OF thee articles is uiuaIly kept in the place. The
Store Is alio fitted for Wei- India Goods. -For-
further information, vinquire of the owner and
iubfcriber. LUTHER ALIEN
Sterling, March ~, 1851.
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administrators Sale.

WILL be fold, on the 28th
infant, at one o'clock, P. M. stshe FACE
tory OF the late Mr.. EDwAkD SAvAcs, deceaisd.
IN the we& part of Princeton-two exceIlent
W00L-cARDING MACHINES and PICKER-aI-
70, SPINNING MACHINES, &c.
EDWARD SAvAGEs
March "A, 1881.
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A Post-Office is established in Surry,
NJ. II. Elijah Knight Esq. P. NJ
Also, at Drewsville, (Walpole, N. HI
Joseph Bond, Esq. P. NJ.
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The freemen Of Rhode-Island are to
vote, yes or no, on the third Wednes.
day OF April, on the question of CALI
ing a Convention to form written
Constitution.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-21

An arrival from Canton, brings intel.
ligence Of this vessel to the 9TH of No
vember, when she was preparing to
sail for the United States. The crew
was then healthy but since the Con-
gress had sailed fromthe United States,
about 30 persons, including only one
warrant officer, had died.
By certain measures Of the last Con.
gress, the annual expenditure has been
reduced more than two millions Of dol
lars.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-22

act To society, 10 encourage vrtnous and aspiring
vertv, than that. which was the offsprIng Of
ioence ar vice. His beueficence extended 10
he mechanic and TO the scholar was felt in
ne workshop and in the college.
In that little family circle Of his, within which
Il was his delight to he found, 90 happily and so
kindly did he perform all the duties Of the cnniu-
ga and parental relations. that these relations
as seen through the medium of his ohlisius acts
were magnihed 10 their Just value and dimension.
n the view Of the vistants Of his house and
even the stoiok sometimes retired from this circle
a man Of feeling and the man Of feeling, Away.
a better husband.
When in view Of his excellent qualities, the
citizens Of Portland would gladly have bestowed
m him some of the best. aud most honorable Of
fees in their gift, he meekly declined them all
for he was clothed with modesty az with gar
ment, and he could net disrobe himself Of this.
for the eye attracting glitter Of those He sought
all that belonged to fame, but fame itself He
aimed rather 20 merit its applauses, than receive
them.
He was worthy and distinguished member
OF Mount Vernon Chapter Of Royal Arch Nasons
and ofthe Ancient Land Mark Lodge and so
exactly were his actions regulated by the
embematicai standards, OF the craft, that
these standards slth ugh lost, might have been
recovered from his actions. 1.-THE rornl can be
represented by the bic and rice rersa then.
could his life have furnished standard for the
reconstruction Of the plumb and the square
The erds Of line are points those points, with
hir1, were duties and that line. straight on e.
conducting him the shortest way from duty to
duty and he never stopped moment TO DELHI
crate with an enemy, who would draw him from
his right onward course. That course has now
terminated F: and has, as we have the highes 81
reason TO believe, terminated, that, Of all the
righteous within Heaven.
This vlrtuous man lived So years, enjoying an
unusual share OF the esteem and confidence Of all
the wise and good and if the number Of good
deeds, and not years. is the best criterion of lfe's
length, be lived long indeed. 10 such deeds and
examples, he still lives the consolation Of his re-
latives and numerous friends and " The Conso-
lation cancels the complaint.
DrOrned-ir Fryeburg, on Wednesday last,
MIR. Dean Abbot, aged about %. Mr.. D. was
engaged in driving logs-the raft parted and he
fell in and was drowned.-A child Of Hon. Judah
Dana, about SO months of age, was playing in
the yard of her fathers house, fell into vessel
containing water, and was drowned.
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MR. SURREY,

MR SURREY,
1 wish you 10 present my thanks 10 the
writer OF the Communication published in
your last paper, for the respectful notice he
has taken OF the work which has been offer
I'd for The press Whether such a fayora-
bic opinion OF il will be 80 conceived by as
many others, as to encourage lis publication,
leave ii with Jon 10 judge. / shall be
satisfied with a subscription for such num-
Der OF copies as will " barely defay TIE ex-
pense" of publishing it. have not offered
it for my own emolument, but for the use
and entertainment of those who have a taste
for such collections as it contains, and as in
the same paper, you have enumerated
Yours, SAM. FREEMAN.
From the number OF persons, who by
their subscriptions have manifested their
opinion of the collections above mentioned
and from what we nave heard Of the u,in.
ions of others, we Judge that sufficient en-
couragement will be afforded-hut it will
require subscription more than three, and
perhaps not less than four hundred copies
TO detray the expense. BY information
which we have obtained, not quite one hun
tlred have been subscribed for We should
be sorry 10 find that the labor Of the com
piler should be lost either to him or the
public. We hope, therefore, that those
who have a disposition to promote the pub
LEGATION, will not be backward in giving in
their names. Ed.
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.M.4RRIED.

In We.tbrook, on Monday Evening 14th inst.
hy Rev. !. Nichols, THOMAS AmoRY DEBLoIs,
Esq. Attorney at Law Of this town, to Miss Don
CAS- DEERING, second daughter OF James Deer
ing, Esq. of the former place.
In Brunswick, Mr.. Anthony c. Raymond, to
Miss Alecia Alexander.
In Topshan, Mr.. John II. Wilson, 70 Miss Ex-
perience Lufkin-Mr. Willis Sprague, to Miss
Mary Foy.
At Danville, May 18th, Mr.. Nathaniel Gates,
formerly OF New Jersey, to Miss Martha Libby,
daughter of Dea. James Libby, of ID.
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DR.. DORhANCE.

y RESPECTFULLY informes his friends and the
~ Inhabitants Of this town, that he has taken The
house Called The WATTS house on .'Iidkle-StTsst-
where be offers his sufvices in the line Of hi. pro-
fessicn--f taithiuiDe-- and attention 10 The claims
OF his patients can insure him share OF the pat
rohage OF generous pubic-He fatters himself
that his exertions Ia be useful 20 his fellow citi,
Gems will meet their appreciation. Tue smallest
favors will be duly acknowledged.
Portland, Nay 81 1921.
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Journeymen Tditors, Wanted.
MOSES SMITH.

Erchdnge Street, Portland
I" HES to employ one or two JOURNEY
w MEN TAILoRs, who are fr.t rate work
men. and OF steady habits.-None ohers need ap-
ply.
y. b. He again calls on ali those who are in
debted 10 the late frm of SMITH & STEVENS.
TO made Immediate pay nent or their accounts Is IN
be eft with ga atfornev FIR collection. Ma 90
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-22

NNF-idsy lah, near Freeport Corner a Red
" Morocco Pocket Book containing Bond for
erecting Nail Factory, one Note for rwer,y dol
lars, signed by RuFUs Rus, and feveral othtr
Notes, payable 70 Jrssr KNAPP, amounting 70 $40
10 the whole, besides variety Of Other pagers.
Of no value to any one bur the owLer-who may
receive Them again on appieations u The Bookltcre
of PaArr s SAWYER, E~stl.gs. St,ss-
Portland, May p.
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WHEREAS my wife RUTH. hss left my
w bed and board without any justihabIe causr.
This is therefore 10 forbid ell persons from bar.
bouIins or trusting her On my account. as saali
not pay any debts Of her contracting sfier this
date. GEO. r. TRUET.
Portland, May 10 1927.
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Portsmouth and Concord MAJ
Stare.

II EAVFS Portsmouth on Mondays, Wedne.-
IL days and Fridays, at O'clock, A. NJ. and ar
rives at Concord at O'Clock M.-Returning,
leaves Coacord Tuesdays, Thursday, & Saturdays.
at I O'Clock A. NJ. and arrives at Portsmouth at
4o'cloek. p. NJ.
The route is tnrough Greenland. Strstham. En-
e,er Epping, nottingham. Deerfeid, Epson, and
Chichester 10 Concord
Fare from Portsmouth TO Concord, S. so. Way
fare The same as 10 other Stages.
Books kept at WILDEs' Hotel. Portsmouth az
BURLKY's Tavern, Exeter; aud at HUrcHINGs'
Hotel, Concord
The Public are respectfully iRformed that new
and elegant Coach, good Horses and careful ari-
yer, are provided. The patronage OF the public
TO this line is solicited.
JAMES WtLDEs, 4gent.
Portsmouth. May 8, 1897.
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AT a Court of Probate held Al the

III a t'iTt Oh FfoDdle ntu III the
Probate Office IN Portland, within ard fer he
couu'y OF Cumberland, on he 'hi-dlTu-idsy "a
May in the year "a ocr Lord eighteen huud "a
and twenty ore
4 AMEs MCINTOSH, sdninifira'cr Of he clare
- Of Duncsn MrIatoih. late o. W,odhsm. n
laid eouniy, Termsp having prtfentrd hi. hrft
OF adnI N alton Of the ef.te cf aid de-
eszfe- h. pnvaie aesouai aga MI fad snstes and
FeHicr of the WIs,v Of isid deceAlsd for an
allowance 90 Of his perIona eflate
oRpEir5 Thar rhe fad zdniniara,cr give
no'iee to all perfons iniersaed ~ ea1.'ng a COPY
Of This orde, 70 be Pu- flied three weeks fuccess-
lively IN the Portland G szete, printed Port and.
that thcy may appear Probsre Corrt 10 he
held at he Probate Office aforefaid, On the third
Tuesday Of July next, at ren Of The clock 10 he
forenoon. and ihew cause, IL auy they hive WHY
the fame fAould not be allowed and grained
& PARIS, Judge.
true copy-s,fea,
HoRATi, se5rnoArE. Regiaer.
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xhhtsndmg the sars 0iasry character orits crir.
ma code Il . difficult 60 conceive 1T the alarm
Ing negfee 20 which crime ofevory description has
reachcd IN that country most ofthem however
appear TO arise from an overcharged population.
winch by Cutting every species Of renders
large class OF as Inhs bitants extremely poor mi
without meaus Of obtaining subsistence Tor them
selves and families, and they are driven by dis
uess and despair 10 seek bJ plumber what they
cannot obtain by employment. They are often
led by This first step 20 the commission Of greater
crimes to avoid detection an evil which is not
at all remedied nv the want Of distinction or pun
isbment OF the different grades of crime in the En-
glish law. man Is liable u as heavy penal
ty--the last human law can infii9t for stealing
sheep, as for numbering his neighbour.
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Hard Ware Goods.


Knives end Forks 4; Penknives Jack Knives /;
Shoe and Butcher do Curriers' 10 4; drawing
Knives; Razors; Scissors Files /; Chissels Plane
Irons; Hand PANEL, Back. Compass and Wood
Saws from and steel tongue Squares I; Cammode
Knobs !; Brass do Claw Castors Bed Caps Es-
cutcheons Moriice, Knob Stock, Till, Pad and
Chest Locks; Brass, Jappanned and Bright Latch
e; Butt, III. II. table and Chest Hinges Pew
door do; Wood Screws round and fiat Bolts
window Pulleys; brick and plastering trcwels
sheep Shears nail and shoe Hammers side Rules
avis and tscks; plated, brass and jappanned Sad
dlery Worsted and Staining Webbing Coffee
Mills Bellows Curry Csmbs gilt, plated ard
Nj. NJ. coat and vest Buttons Coronation do ;
Sad Irons Shoves and Spades Nail. and Brads,
all kinds
ALSO-on consignment. a large assortment Of
Chdise, Lace, Machine Cards. from Alpheus
Smi'h's Mandatory ,n Leicester Man 90. 6iG.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-22

The Grand Canal Of New-York is in extern
* and successful operation late Utica
4aper says, there arrived al that place in one
wreck Ivy tie Canal $3.50 barrels If -four, pork,
salt, gyp,um, ~biskey, lard, maple sugar, &c.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-22

Grand X. Il. Chapter Of .Naine.
THE next communication of the Grand Royal
= Arch Chapter of Maine, will be held by adj
iournment, al Masons' Hall, in HaiuwelI on
Tuesday erening June 1911, 1921, at 6 O'Clock.
By order Of The ~. +. G.. II. r.
JAMES J.. CHILD, Grand See'ry
Augusta Nav 10Th 1927.
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iCOTTOW GOODS-pCHEAP.n
CHARLES BRADLEY.

No. 8, Hussey's Roe, 1Iiddic-Streef,
AS just received, direct from the Manufactur
ers, and for sale, cheap on their account,
5 bales bleached and brown Shrtngs,
do do. do. Sheeting.,
do. Ginghams. Checks and Stripes,
1 do. Almy, Brown and slater's white and
colored Threads, all numbers
Also, bale Lees red FLANNELS.
Purchasers roi!t do veil TO CALI If May o.
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THE sub'criber hereby TO- bid al person. har-
] bouriog, receiving or suppyine = NNAti
ELWELL aod Child, paupers support " tie
town Of Gay. who has sloled from the uDscri-
Der Having sogsget % 'uDPort them flr one
year-no charges for their .uppn-t will ~ paid az
tee his date. MORRILL, PLDFR
Gay. May 8, 1921.
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Consignment per Packet.

Consignment per Packet.
100 Reg. No I'll, Lad eah, T,',ow 30
Sugars hhd.. Tobago Rum hhd. american
Gus chefs Yourg Hy(on and 10 hoxe, SOU
ehong ea-6 cak' summtt Grained OILS
pipes Coguac B. Andy 90 bbls. No. / Pork
.4LSO-LN STORE
80 boxes mould Candles, 6 & 8,
loqr caR' iicy Madeira Wine fined and a
hyperion quality,
Is kegs Harris No. fweet Tented Tobacco,
Pipe. Holland Gin, hide. ST. Croi. Rum,
Chefs Hyion Skin and boIes Hyion Tea.
Bag Liverpool fine blown Sal,
Hhds. and bhl'. New leans Sugar,
Bakers and Lapham'. No. Chocolate.
FOR SALE 1T
j. GORE Jr. s Commission Store,
May 70, 1921. No. 10, Long WharE.
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TO BE LET,

ONE half Of a brick HOUSE, ADD .pcffsfi1n
~ gwen i'm ediateiy .-Enquire Of ELS 2
WYER or THO'S WARREN. n Aorii "A
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II efrilers Retailers I

Blank Licenses for Retailers, lnnholders and
Victusllsrs Tor sale az the Gaze.ts OtScs
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-22

G~YAt Private Sale-as above.
so boxes superior Souchong Tea, IN latkered
Caddies,
6 casks Trace Chains,
10 half chest. Y Fl Tea, Of superior quality,
80 or. boxes Spanish Cigar-
90 bolts russia Duck unbesched,
10 bales Cotton,
do. Corks,
200 bbIs. No. Msckerel in prime order,
40 do. Mess Beef 20 do No e
so Mil Saws of various qualities which will be
cold cheap,
so kegs No. and 2 Tobacco,
Quarter and haifqr. casks r-
$ sicily Mad.i,., Lisbon ( WINE,
1ene-ige and Malaga
Hhds. 81. Cfoix and w. Island Som.
A lot Of srne Young Hyson Tea Levan's Car
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-04

Hobbs, for Matanzas-sloOp Express, Johnson,
for Philadelphia.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
August II, lat. 81, So Ion. 90, sch. EliZa-Ann,
Jordan, days from Thomastown, for Alexandra.
August 10, lat. 10 / 2, len. 90, orig Jane, 10
days from Il. Thomas, Tor kennebunk-
August cath, South ShoaI bearing N. w. 81
leagues, brig Argo, Jordan, from this port, iOr
Matanzas.
August 28th, lat. 80, Ion. 66, brig Enterprise,
Merrill, from this port, for Gaudaloupe brig Bet
sy and Nancy, from GaudaiouPe, for campo
BeJlo, was spoken same time.
August |, lat. 30, brig Planter, Drinkwater, Of
=. Yarmouth, from Phlladelphia-rePorled as
being IA distress.
August 25th, lat. 90, Ion. sc, brig EatcrPrize,
of Portland.
MEMORANDA.
Sailed from Norfolk, SCH: Lydia-Adams, Moss
man, Of Thomaston, for Newt Brunswick w ash
ington, Littlefeld, Kennebuuk.
Cleared at Philadelphia, 22d inst. briggs Sarah,
Cole, OF Sac0, for 81. Pienes Nimrod Alden, Of
this port, for Morris River
Arrived at New York, Aug. 23d, brig Albeit
Alden, of this port, IL days from Havana. of
the Hook cath, brig Brutus, Wrsgg, OF thrs port,
with loss OF sails, spars, Acc. Sch. Recover,
for this port.-Arrived at do. Aug. Goth, brig
Nancy, Taylor, of this port, 10 days from Havana,
and sch, Thoma. L. Sarah, Is days from Lubec.
Ship Daren, Wilcox, OF Bath, from City Point,
for Liverpool, ar. in Hampton Roads 2lst uit.
schr Seneca, Eaton, OF Portland, II DAYS from
Cape HayteA, in ballast, ar. at Alexandra oath
ult.
At Fort Royal, Goth ult. Mary, of Kenuebunk,
dischargins ship Syren, VI Newcastle, Me. con-
denned AZ uHssaworthy.
Brig Thomas q Edward, Hall, Of Bristol, Me
from Mobile for 81. Jago, put into Nassau, having
sprung aieak, and was condemned.
At 81. Thomas, 5th ult. Margaret Sarah,
foote, of Bath, discharging.
Ar. at Philadelphia, 25th and 26th, brig Caro-
line, of Portland; schrs. Mary-Apn, Prince, Of
do. from Halifax, Ia.
Schr. Amanda Malvina, Delano, of Gardiner,
Ia days from ST. Mary's, ar. at Philadelphia 27th
ut.
ochr. Ospra, knight, (of Portland) from PhiIa-
delphia. ar. at New Y ork 9th ult.
The wreck OF schr. Three Brothers, Of -,
laden with lumber, was falleu in with May 10,
lat 80, 80, Ion. AZ full Of water and sPars, sails
and rigging all conceive men lying dead on
deck.
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10 Delinquents once more.

We have SO many Notes and Accounts of long
standing, and 50 few prompt Customers, that our
Paper-makers, Type Founders aud other bills,
have multiplied to such an extent as to render
settlement this autumn indispensable. The re-
peated calls which appear in the paper are pss-
sed by as the idle wind-so that the only alter
native left us is, either to wind up our concerns
or enforce payment through the agency Of an
ATTORNEY Those who oblge US to yield to
necessities, and resort to The strong arm Of the
law, ought in justice TO exonerate Us from all
blame. We hope compliance with this call
will preclude the necessity of louder one. In
this we are prompted as much by our feelings as
our interest.
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I12t%e have great psospect Of success we IL 10,
pretend-but that cH prospect brslneRs, we have
grounds to beiievethat which Is to Us as convincing
evidence Of the tact any is the alarm occssioned in
the enemys Camp upoa hearing the news Of Mr..
n hIEMANS nonination--and the seedlings and raw
mrs ~ the last Argus Prior 70 s il seemed 10 be the
settled opinions Of many good democrats that the cleo
uqn was altogether affair OF their own-that the fed
erast had nothing do with H. but were bound 10 be
sioat, unconcemed spectators. without moving finger
IN the business. Such an opinion began 10 spread-so
nuen So that one OF some simplicity began to have
serious doubts and applied in good earnest to one of
ms neighbours the other day know how the matter
stood, and whether fedenst had any right to vote,
even II ne paid taxes and was otherwise good citizen
The proper answer OF course was given him, and we
trust tins and many others will be convinced after
the election that the edeTasts possess the right and
have exercised it to good advantage.
AS TO the second charge-He remark that il i the
second time that il has been presented to us in the same
paper and in nearly the words since the resigna-
tion-from which Circumstance infer that il j., in
the Secretarys opinion great and weighty charge
against But viii he any have the folly to
stand up and tell seriously you laid BY while the
removals were taking place kept silence, made COM
plants publicity until after the closing scene and there
fore you have lost all right complain and your 81
lence isan approval Of the Governors measures'
How revolving TO common sense does such state
ment appear How absurd and ridiculous is the charge
: in question!
Eedid indeed stand BY and keep silence, from pru
dental considerations and in this our sefsesuaint we
think were entitled TO credit One victim to the Gov
eor unrelenting party spirit after another fell and
still We were silent-lest complaints should be
pleaded Justify further silent measures until we saw
no spared unless ne had the good fortune to
be the Governors relative or friend counsellors ret
attire FRIEND protected by some other circum
stance, or from motive too corrupt to be made
public. After tins we did indeed express our sympa
thies and regrets the hardshps and suerings othose
individuals who had lost their lvngs in violation of
cry good principle, and for the sole purpose Of crafty
ing party spirit. In doing, think did credit
TO of the best feelings of natures and have
regrets at any thing by said done, that
we have not done full justice to the subject.
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HnLunbLe Tarern for sale.

Two be sold at public Auction. on sfHURsDAV
IL the ttth day Of october next, az III O'Clock
A. NJ on the premises. Ii not previously dspo-
sed Of at private sale, the farm which the sub
scribers now live (si.aated 10 the delightful village
Of New Gloucester, near The lower corner,) con-
tanning 100 acres Of Moving, Tillage, Pa-tering
and wood land, with a new two story dwelling
house and out houses, and large and conmoiou
Bara, tie House j. completely finished. painted
and papetei, snd ha, 81 nds-said farm has three
wells Of water two with punps in--~has two
handsome orchards sufficient 80 make 70 barrels
OF cider, cuts between 20 and 50 TONS Of Hay, end
has pasturing FOE i6 head OF cattle any pers or
wishing to- buy 'goodn farm are advised 10 call
and see HANNAH l.. ROACH,
JAMES II. ROACH.
Mem Gloucester, Sept. 1, i52t.
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Chronicles published i curlas-. a cause Ike Ours
needs not the aid Of personalities suppor tand we
Tegiet extremely that any indicate allusion has
found is way into couints for want Of reflection
on our part We must hereafter be excused from pub
fishing any communication written in Imitation OF the
the style Of the Sacred Sculptures. Custom. indeed
has lamiazed the public ear 70 writings Of this des
cnpton and Of course their isnpropriety does
often st4ike first view and hence doubtless "a
ID the present instance the case such pieces find
admission into public prints
KennebUnk' win perceive that we have taken the
liberty to omit those elegant extracts from democrat
ic papers, which he sent SUCH miserabe garbage
must be confined TO the papers in which they origin
ate