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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06
Abel Bowen. Engraver,

- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IL public, that he has purchased the Tools.
and taken the stand formerly occupied by Mr.
>. NEwcoMB, Middle Street, Portland, where
ne intends carrying on the
Engraving y Copper Plate Printing bus;-
ness,
10 all us variety. All orders left with Mr.. Col
ihER, 6oofseaer, under the Engraving room.
=. rn' oe puhc'uaiiy attended to, and done On
the most reasonable terms
U57 Persons having occasion Cor work IN h;s
line are invited to call at Mr.. CeI,,rR,s Root
"ore' or at the GAZETTE OFFICE, where sneci.
mems are deposited.
Portland, July 90, 1929.
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Mem d cheap line ofSiaees

nE subscriber would inform his. friends ard
inc public, that he has provided himself with
convenient Co.4CH and good, HORSES. and
INTENDS running STAGE, between Poftlard and
aNS' 70 commence running on the first OF Az
GUST Leave Portland, on WFDNFSDaT =,
five 4. M. Pass through Westbrook Falman,h
gray, Poland, Hebron, Norway, to Paris. Leave
Paris on Monday, on The same route n Por,l,ad
Portland, Jolly 20, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06

Ar Court 1T Probate held AZ Portland ,rh; , 49, VII
county OF Cumberland, the third Tuesday Of ulv h
year 81 our Lord eighteen huncI ed cr
&1NAH COD4iAN. late Guardian OF Catharire (oeman.
- one OF the daughters aud heirs of Richard Codman
tsaure late Of SAID Portland. decreased hayih~ nresnf
hr tceonnt ot 0rardisnship OF the said Cathar deceased
okDEHED' That the said Sarah Goldman give notice to
al persons Interested BY Causing copy OF this order 70
tt e printed az Portland, that they may appear ar po-
Se Lont 20 D. held AZ said Portland Oh The third Tue
~ hugusl next, al ten OF the clock in the forenoon.
and shew cause, If any they have why The same should
not be allowed. BARRETT pnrTrD 1,trr
true copy Attest, Horato Soutbgstv, Reg'r.
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Medicine, ANTS, &c.
HENRY BUTMAN,

Has Just received pr. Jip Liverpool, from
Liverpool,
On ~ lbs Valerian ROOT,
1gV 6 doz. EVANS LANCETA,
doz. Anderson's PILLS,
10 casks white LEAD,
tons Ground do. do. in Oil,
5 casks Venetian RED,
do. Spanish BROWN,
100 lbs Rose PINK,
100 lbs Orange LEAD,
30 lbs burnt Terra de SIENN5,
cask Rotten STONE,
hhds WHITING,
D sroce Pencil BRUSHES,
| O.. fine CARMlNE,
doz varnish BRUSHES,
rcams Sand PAPER,
groce Cour. FLAISTER,
Is lbs Red WATERS,
80 NJ. Tenter HOOKS.
The above articles are Of a fne quality. and
VIII be sold on the most reasonable terms
Portland. July 8, 1922. (9w.l
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PROBATE NOTICES.

10 the Hon. JEREMIAH BAILEY, Esquire.
Judge q Probate zsittis and for he Conn,
Of Lincoln.
X fortCFFfLLY represents LUBA You've.
- aGminIsfratgix on the estate OF DUDLEY
= Aoo ~, late of Lisbon. in said county. de-
Ieasen, Vat ne personal estate OF the said Dudley
- Aouns IS not sufficient bv The SUN Of (onr
"''" .fed uoars to answer The just debts which he
wei; She therefore Yrays that she may be en-
p>"ereG and licensed 10 sell 50 much OF the Reas
Estate Of The said deceased as may he sufficient to
raise The said sum, with incidental charges.
LUBA YOUNG.
Iopshd9l, Mdrsh 9th, 1922.
LINCOLN, IS --H d Court held al Tcpshan,. araj5.
~ for said county, on The nirit dan OF March.
n. ID. 1899:
ON The foregoing Petition-ORpERED That
the sara petitioner give notice TO al persons ~
crested ~ SAID estate, 70 appear ct Court Of
Probate, 70 be holden al Topshsn, on tbe fourth
Monday OF August uext, by causing copy Of
'a'd petition. with this order, 10 published three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, previous 10 said Court. in ths
portland Gazette, printed in Portland.
iERE. BAILEY, Judge Of Probate
Copy-A ttes;.
jelly So
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NOTICE.

4 BSSONDED from my service on the 9th
IA June last past, EDWARD MARCH nm H..
tented apprentice 10 the subsc, bcr Cabinet Ma
ker Said March was twenty years Of age on lie
18th April last, and re have been informed i
now employed in the City Of Boston. All persons
are hereby forbid trusting or harborng said appren
ice, y they would avoiF,be penalties Of The law.
rs an deter aimed TO pay no debts of his con.
'ractlng. WILLIAM HASKELL.
July 50, fG2o.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06

At Court of Probate, heid Portland for the
county Of CHAMBERLAIN be third Tuesday n Iuly
me year OF our Lord eighteen hundred ard
tZiAS BLANCHARD and wife, administrators of the
- estate Of John Anderson, late Of falmouth ii said
county. dtceed having presented their third account 81
nInlstration of the estate OF said deceased:
OkDERED, hat the said Administrators Give notice
~ al interested BY causing copy this
DC Taoshed three eks successfully, in the
zette. printed Portland, thar they nav afprar Al
pr"o1te Court. 70 be held said Portland on The third
o. August next, at OF the clock in the
hooh. and shew if any they have, why the
S".uIu nor be allowed. BARRETT POTTER, Judge.
true copy Attest, Eiorario Southgate, Rtg'r
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06

az Court OF Probate, held Portland. within ann for
Soahty OF Sunderland rhe third Tursdsy of uIv,
ne ear OF our Lord eighteen hundred twenty
ohN BABB. administrator of the estate of Nathaniel
bato lare o. Westbrotk k, in said county, Yeoman
ceased having presented his account Of aninistr
ZION Of he estate of said deceased.
ORDERED, That rhe said administrator Give noce 10
aprsons interested by causing copy of this oe be
puoshed three weeks succsisey. the Portland Sa-
zette. printed AZ Portland. that they nav r pro-
bate Court To be held said Portland on the third
usy Of august of the clock in tile forenoon,
and shew cause, If they have, why he same should
ho. se Silowru. BARRETT POTTER, Judge.
true copy-Attesr, Horatio Southpatr Iep,r
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VIM. B. PETERS,

ID ESPECTFULi.Y Informs the public that he
j y has removed his LIVERY STABLE, from
his former stand to his new Stable in FEDERAL.
sTErr, opposite 10 Mr.. Bartlett Adams Stone
Cattr, where he will he constantly provided
with CARRIAGES and CHAISES, in neat or
der, and horses Of the best kind, for the accom-
mediation Of those customers, who may please 10
aall upon him. lie hopes to deserve continu-
cnce ofpublic patronage.
HORSES taken to board on
reasonable terms. Cool Hay and Provender,
and careful and attentive Hostlcrs will be at all
times provided.
His Stable being SO near the Court
House offers convenient accommodation TO Gen
tlemcn from the Country while the Courts are in
Session.
Portland, June %, 1922. 3m.
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FOR SALE.
attention !

A many as ten able bodied steady men H.
tween the ages Of 10 and IS, will Be reesv.
ed az recruits in the United States serv;c.
at this post. If under 81 years Of age. the vii.
ten consent Of the parent or guardian given u
duplicate, will be required before minor car
be received. None need apply who are not free
from bodily infrmity, who are subject to IT.
who are IA the habit Of iAtoxication or who have
erer deserted from any service.
Twelve dollars bounty and five dollars be,
month with the best Of clothing, food and quar-
tiers are It present to be had by enlisted men.
A. ). BROOKS, Br. My. Isl. .artilierq.
Commanding Fort Freble.
Fort Preble, July is, 1892. #.
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Waterford. JUL 90. 1899.

TO NATHAN WINSLOW, If WrsrnRooK.
Clerk OF the propretors OF the common and
undivided land. IN the town OF Falmouth former.
| ~, now Falmouth, Cape Ezabe b, Portland and
! NeSbroos, IN The county of Cumberland and
State OF Maine. We the Subscribers being propri
e'ors of the common and undivided land. in said
towns of Falmouth Cape tllzabtti POI tland and
Westbrook. judge proprieIors meeting necessary,
do hereby request you to call rroprietors
meeting. 10 be held ut the Dwelling House OF
EtLA SHAW in said Westbrouk on the sec
ona Monday Of September next, /, being the ninth
day, ~ ten o'clock in The forenoon, a. ID. eigh-
teen hundred and twenty-five. and 20 advertise
according 10 law, IN this made and FRO, ited,
viz 10 act oa the following ar.ices,
fst To choose moderator
~. To see # the proPreiors will approve Of
sunday IayIngs ont Of their Committee.
81. To see what the proprietors viii DO with
their common and sndvded land AMI Eats, il any
there he in all, or any enc Of the said town, 10
se'i The same a. PCBLIc AUCTION. or dispose of
II some other way. as they may think best, so A.
Tue taxes mny not consume the whole value.
4th 10 see IT the Ftoprietors will allow approve
and conf. ~ the propreiors meeting. which wa.
held at the Dwelling. House az the late ANDREW
T. fRosT, IN said Falmouth, he thrieth day
OF December, A. ID. egh'cen hund-eL aud Eve.
with all the adjournmenis thereof.
JOHN MCCLELLAN,
JOSEPH TiTCCMB,
DANIEL FOX,
JEREMIAH BAILEY,
MOSES QUIMBX,
JOB WlNSLOW.
Portland. July god, A. ID. 1922.
Pursuant 10 The foregoing application, 10 me
directed, 20 hereby notify and warn the propr-
etors Of tie common and undivided land in the
said townships OF Falmouth, Cape Elizabeth,
Portland and Westbtock, 10 meet at the time and
place, and for the purposes mentioned 10 the fore
going application me directed.
NATHAN WINSTON, Proprielors Clerk
Westtrook, tie It'll month 81, 1872.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06
Cotton, Sugars, PORK, sc.
n. CRAM & Co.

~ CINAA ~ y OOs
HAVE FOR SALE, Head Of Long Vhayf,
oN BALES prime upland Cotton,
~ 20 boxes white Canton Sugar,
50 bbls. Richmond Flour,
100 bbls. Pork and Beef,
$500 gals. Winter & Summer Sperm OIL,
1900 lbs Lorillard's best Maccaboy and Scotch
Snuff,
20 casks Of Claret, Lisbon Malaga and
Sicily Wines,
Bags Of Coffee, Pepper, Pimento,
Bbls. Ginger, Brown Sugars & Domestic
Coffee,
Boxes Of Pipes, Candles, Raisns, & Soap,
Vermont Cheese for family use Of the first
quality.
July 2. 6w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06

THE ANIMAL meeting Of the MEDICAL so.
CIElY OF MAINE, will be held al Bow
DorS CoLLEGE in Brunswick, on Tuesday the
10th day Of August next, the day preceding Com
mencement, at 10 O'Clock 4. VI.
The annual assessment q two dollars become.
due on that day.
Per OriCr,
BENJA D. BARTLETT. Seer.
Bath. July Esd, 1929
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@RENOVAL.-kH
Horace SeaYer

MOULD inform his friends and customers thai.
ne mas removed from his former stand to
No. 2, MERCHANTS Row-Chambers over the
forftaHd Book Sfore-whore may BE found a
Generai Assortment Of American, Cotton and
WOODEN GOODS, by the bale or piece.
tEI.ALSO.-E10
complete Assortment Of STRAW BONNETS
and TRIMMINGS,
writing and wrapping Paper-sheathing, do
BOOK binders and band box Paste boards--boxes
par and Windsor Soap. All of which is received
direct from the Manufacturers and for sale on
'ncir Account. CIV. July ?, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06

'os6I SO 4lnf 'pusnIod
dDp an 10 ssMii
HD 10 Pl"'ot % 'tD9 = VT arsYa lsslls ssueqo
XII Nupa pueIisqmnO eqi 10 qiou Iocp quo
si0lS ~ ~ up5 o. o5DiD1pD l3gi ~ u ptir yt-s
$1,000 hAQ Su,sDqolnd sAD ola asoyL
Hools
isQl o. suoIrPpe SulErtu STiuclsuoo sis pug
$4,000 ''Sid o.7s7moQ pun uSisioJ
% luoulIosss
poor pueV TO sAEV heqL 'HSv0 Ioy souDapD
HD~S n5'1 " mSql Suiuos Mou ole n $4,000
4:oul 10 seo!id 9Vl Pg5aPsl sAsq 6aql IN ssonou
sA's hIlnJiosdssi pInoM 'psAreosI lppsrp -
sAsu S9q lueusseInoou9 oql JoJ qnIJIvai
oIVW ITO . G,EOEET
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06

s..stONsiSiINS tfss's
SUPERFINE & common, black, blue
and mixed BROADCLOTHS & CASSIMERES,
w ooline tss-Angola Cloth-Cotton Gassimeres,
Black and colored COMPLEMENTARY orsted Go.
case black and colored canton Grapes,
Black Nankin do.-Rombazetts,
l case 4 Irish Liners,
8 a MeTino Shawls, very elegant,
McTlno handkerchief and points,
Casimeres, Grape, silk and cotton Shawls,
Black Italian Silks-do Florences,
bac, and colored Levantines-Crayats,
Muslin Gown Patterns-Cambrics,
Sd and Cambria Prints -Felyet.,
Light and dark Cacoes,
SILK and cotton Umbrellas Parasols,
Linen and cotton Damask- Dimoiies,
Russia Derry Dispers-Vestings,
British Cottons-hlk. white and coloTed Italian
Grapes,
Flag, Bandanna, Fancy and black elk Handker-
chiefs.
Flag, blue aud Madras Cotton do.
Thread Laces-light and blue Nankins,
English Ginghams-sewing Silk and Twist,
Carpet Bindings Buttons,
Garniture Ribbons, &c. &c.
bale Cdrpeting.
ALSO. Sattnetts--sheetinss --Shirtings
Cheoks-Gipsha BedtickiDgs sewing Cot
ton, &C. It. May 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06
Dye-stuts, &c,

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS F,h sArr.
n s tons Csmpeachy LOGNDOn.
- - 10 do. FUSTIC.
? do. REDWOOD,
3 do. STANDARDIZATION.
90 bbls Ground CA.dWO0D,
hid Dutch " '.DDER.
hhds Eng. rOPPERAs.
) bbls Do. ALUM,
d. Rcnan VlTRIOL,
case Bengal INDIGO,
zeroons :. r. do.
* groce Press PAPERS,
C9.ses = carboy's Oil VITRIOL,
crude TARTER, NUTGALLS,
JACKS & CARDS.
Together with general assortment OF
CiOthie7'S Tools
on good terms for Cash OF Cradit.
HENRY BUTMAT.
July 9. low.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06
" yer s. Noble
Military Goods. sc.

which together with their former Stock, enables
them to olTer general assortment Of Goods IL
.heir line VIZ.
Elegant gilt CIT and thrust SWORDS,
Gilt plated and brass Artillery DO.
Proved sluskets. Rifles aud Pistols,
Shot Pouches aud Powder Flasks,
Gilt coat and vest Star BUTTONS,
Gilt and plated Sword Chains aud Knots.
Gold silver, plated and tinsel EPAULETTS,
Sold, silver. and plated Lace and Binding,
Gold, silve r. and plated hat Bands and Tassels,
Cit. slated and silk Stars and Resets,
SiS ant worsied SASHES,
Morocco Sword BELTS,
Gilt, plated and brass cap and belt PLATES,
Gold, plated and worsted Cord and Braid,
2 cases very rich Vulture Z commop PLUMES,
Yellow Tulips or plume SOCKETS, &c. &c.
A great variety of iich, plated and Britain
MIA coffee and tea POTS-rich cut Glass COM
mon plated CASTORS, from a to s bottles-plat-
"a fruit and cake Baskeis-plated & brass CAN
DLES1It Ks and LAMPS, various patterns
plated and steel Shutters and Trays-ivory, bone
and common table and dessert Knives and Forks
-Japanned bread Basket. & tea Trays-copper,
brass and bell mettle Kei.les-iron and brass
WEiGHTS-copper Messures--Spelter-Cop
yer-bar and sheet Lesd-store and ship Pumps
lead Spouts brass Andirons--Shovels and
toHgs and Hooks. &c. &c.
1heg also cor,inns 10 manufacture and hare
constantly on hand as usual,
Warran,ed gold NECkL.fCES--silver soup
Ladss-;abe and tea Spoons-sugar Tongs-
salt Spoons and Thimbles--god watch Chains,
Keys aud Seals-Ear Rings-Pns and Rings
Hair Necklaces and Bracelets, &c. &c.
Military Officers and Companies viii be
furnished upon such terms az cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction and respectfully invited TO
examine for the nselyes.
dFC.iSH given for old Siiger--Copper-
Brass and Lead.
Portland. July 50. Il.
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THE MESSIAH'S VICTORY.

Just published and for sale, at
WILLIAM HYDE'S BOOKSTORE.
A DISCOURSE,
delivered at the INSTALLATION OF CAsco LODGE.
North Yarmouth, (Ne.) June Gath. 1922.
By STEPHEN CHAPLIN.
PASTOR on TIE BAPTIST CHURCH IN sA,p TOWN.
03-By vote ofthe Lodge, at whose request
this discourse is published, all the avsils, arising
rom its circulation, are to be devoted 10 the
education of Jewish children, connected with
Che Palestine Mission.
Portland, July 80, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06
Spring ana Sumner GOODS.
Edward Howe.
BROADCLOTHS &. C.4ssLuEREs.

IN F,IC
COTTON oassinetes-- wf.iie and cold Satteens-
wsN,A. a"' - N'rhbazeens-blue and yellow
NanHins-wh.te f.nd cold Jeans-black. blu.
and white ia,bY Velvet.- Gmgham ana nos-
i'm nooes-o'ie case Canton Crapes-one case
ana 10 irish Linens-4-4 Cambria Prints
lance es- -Cinghams-book, eno and fed Mus.
"ns--I ambric Musins---Linen Can,bric 81 Hdkfs.
--thIead Laces- flag, bandanna and fancy Silk
f1kfs.-merno Nantes and Hdkfs.-Bomba.
Ietts-Drll- cotton Cambrics-cotton ShawIs-
Neckerchieis-c cotton and angola Hose-british
Shifting white, black aud green French Crane.
tartan Observation-Disclosures ri cotton I'm.
brelles-linen and cotton Damask-Parasols-
Dimoties-italian Lnstring and Mar.
settles VestIngs-Nankin Cfapes-sreen, black
and white Sarsnetts-hlack Sirchaws-ItaEn,
sewing Silk-sik Twist-Buckram and PADDING
--Redtickfgs s. hcetings- Shirtings--G inshams
Stripes hecks-Frinses Bindings. &c.
&c. NC. IT, May 90, 1922.
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Valuable situation for sale.

II IHE subscriber, being about 10 leave the place
Il Of hispresent residence, will sell, on terms
peculiarly advantageous to the purchaser, his Real
Estate, pleasantly si',ated near The centre ,f the
hon,i>hpg town OF Waterford county of Oxford.
within half A mile Of congregational Meeting
house, and city rcd OF the bead lanling- place of
The contemplated tunieriand and Oxfor, Canal.
Said real estate Consists Of baif an acre of excel
lent LAND, On which are standings large, con.
veuienf, two story dwelling house. about two
thirds neatly auh f.:hluliv iri.he hevng under
u IA excellent cellar perfectly frost d. of; good
STABLE, weii tut and convenitnt:s large
sn,l commedicus STORE, bl;o having under it a
good cellar, with shed, connecting snii store
with The Sialr.
Also a neatly furnished Lawyers or
FlCE.-The bindings were erected abort two
years ago. Of tue best msterisfs and The work
thoroughly done.
This stand is considered by all who have any
acquaintance with il TO tie one Of the most lucra-
tive as well as pleasant in the county of Oxfo-d
for practising attorney or a Trader.-The dwell
ng-house is well calculated, either from its con
ven;ence or local situation for Ho ell or Boarding.
house.
Also, Pew NO. II, well situated on the floor OF
tie congregational Meeting. house.
He will also sell his Office furn .ture. consisting
Of every thing necessary and convenient,
The terms will be made berai, aud in very
respect safistactory.-FOr further information np-
piication may be made TO Hon. EzExIgL WHIr
MAN, Portland, or the subscriber on The premises
CHARLES WHITMAN.
Waierford july 90, 1899.
y. b. All persons indebted 20 the subscriber
are hereby requested 90 make payment Nv the iist
day Of October nex'. he is determined 70 collect
by law all demands remaining unsettled after that
time.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-06
Shoes & Rootees.

AMONG WHICH ARE
Ladies blk denmark Satin SHOES,
de- colourd DO. do. do.
do. Kid SHOES g. SLIPPERS,
Ladies aud Misses Morocco SHOES.
Misses fancy SHOES Of different Ia ours
Chiidren's Morocco SHOES and DOOTETS. Of the
best quality.
They viii be sold as cheap can be purchased in
this town. He carries on the
BOOT6- SHOE N.fNUF.1CTURLNG.
in all lis branches. usual with ncatness and dispatch
low ya3ge Wacgsrys dwelling house.
JOHN PHILLIPS.
Portland, July 90 1922 If.
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Domestis Goods WARE HOUSE,
HORACE SEAVER,
AZ received direct from the Factories and
l. l. for SALE on their account;
RIrcs & Rhyo RrooJoyayL

sattinetts American Tapes.
PULLED ,loths, Boys Morocco Has. very
Brown Sbeetinge, cheap,
de-. shrtings, Carpcting,
Beached sheeting, Bombazetts,
do. Shirtinss, Mems Women's < Child.
Ginshams, ren's leather Shoes.
Checks, do. Morocco do.
stripes, Lechorn Bonnets.
American Diapers, Straw do.
Yarns. do. Trimmings
Threads, One Case nice B,sck
Wick Yarn, Straws
Cotton Bats for COM Boxes Bar Scan.
iortefs, IL rms Wrapping Paper.
ITCons'gnments respectfully solicited.
Portland, Jan. %, 1922. If,
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New Shoe Store.

I'iiE subscriber informs his customers and the pub.
lie, that he has received from Boston an assor-
,nent Of Ladies, Misses. and Ctildrens,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-19

Worcester, IS.
Probate-Oficc, May 90, 1922.
To the Heirs of GEORGE CoMsrocK, late of
Mendon, IN SAID County, dececsed, and
TO all others concerned IN tie Estate of
said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
u pear (if you see CID at the Court Of Pr
bate to be holden at Worcester. in said Coun--
ty, on the FIRST Tuesday in July next, at ten
OF the clock, before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted for the sale Of
so much OF said deccased's Real Estate as will
raise the sum of s 1G5l:G0, Tor the payment
OF debts and charges, rs prayed for by tire Ad-,
hinistrator; and you will be heard thereon.
TIIEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-19
POETRY.
[F'T0m he Nslr- York .4msriean.1

Below viii be found an extract from new
dfainatcs Poem Gust published here) entitled
The Martyr of Antioch,n by the Rev,
Henry Milman, Professor of poetry in the Uni
versily Of Oxford. We have perused the a.
bove work with no ordinary pleasure it is
written in a chaste AMI beautiful style, and is
well calculated to leave upon the mind serious
impressions, aud excite feelings of piety and re-
siguation. We recommend it as highly de-
serving place in every library. The follow
iag passage we copy from the Introduction, as
illustrating the narrative on which the Poem
is founded -
The uiartyrologists have dwclt almost cx-
clusitely on the outward and bodily sufferings
OF the early Christians. They have described
with almost anatomical precision the various
methods of torture. The consequence has
been, the neglect of their writings; in perl,s-
ing which mind of the least sensibility
shrinks with such loathing and adherence
from the tedious detail Of suffering, as to be-
come insensible to the calm resignation, the
simple devotion, the exulting hope of the suf-
feFer. But these writers have rarely and
briefly noticed the internal and mental agonies
to which the same circumstances inevitably
exposed the converts. The surrender Of life,
blessings Of Providence the literal abandon
mens of this world, when all its pleasures, its
riches, and its glories were in their power
the violent severing OF those tics. which the
gentle spirit Of christianity hal the more en-
deared; the selfdenial not of the ungodly
lHsts. but Of the most innocent affections
that last and most awful conflict. when
-. brother delivered brother unto death, and
the father the child" when 6 mans foes
were those Of his own household ut was
from such trials, not those Of the FIRE and the
stake alone, that the meek religion Of Christ
came forth triumphant. In such a situation
thas been my object to represent the mind
OF young and tender female; and have OPP
posed TO Christianity the most beautiful and
the most natural of heather superstitions-
the worship of the Sun. The reader, it is to
be hoped, will recollect that although the fol-
lowing Poem is in most part work Of imagi-
nation, there were multitudes who really laid
down their lives for the faith Of Christ, under
circumstances equally appalling and affective,
for that faith, TO the truth or falsehood ofwhich
they had demonstrative evidence in their pow
eF and In their possession"
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-19
Worcester, Sc.

Worcester, Sc.
Probate-0fice, May 90, 1929.
10 the Witsor' and Heirs of Levi STRAIT
TON, late Of Athol, IN SAID Coxnty, de-
ceased, and to al others concerned irs
the Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU arc hereby cited to ap-.
Il pear (if you soc fD at the Court Of
Probate to be holden At Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday in July next,
at ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to the ADJ.
ministrator to sell and convey SO much of the
Real Estate Of said deceased as will raise the.
sum Of SIT go, for the payment Of debts and
charges; and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.