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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09

bcaol of their beasty appetses eere forced hy n.ea
aces 10 yield TO the most shocking indugencies.-
They returned to their vessels During the nipht dif
ierent parties cane on board and committed the same
horrible excuses on the wouien
IA daylight large party came on board and made
thorough search throughout tie brig-not the least
thing place was left unsearche. AT this time
they LETT as scarcely any thing board-but short
allowance Of provisions, and few large boxes OF fur
nlture. which they were urable 10 take away. They
took likewise our colours hawser, and robbed
the brig Of every thing Is impossible TO conjecture
what would have been our lot had they not have cap
tured 50 many vessels about the same time. About
10, A. Nj. they ordered the captain 10 cut his cable
and be of Immediately; the order no sooner Civ
Ell than executed.-A short time after the cable was
cut and as we were making sail, we saw boat with
a number o. the pirates board, approaching us-we
experienced the most terrible apprehensiors Of spec
dy death. For some minutes remained in the az
ony of suspense until they boarded u.s. and demanded
of the captain, in Spanish, his carpenter-bu there
being carpenter on board or attached TO the vessel,
the captain answered that there was no carpenter or
board. However they still persisted that there
one and that if be not delivered up Immediately
they would murder all of instantly. The rui1ians
fell TO beating the captain then the mate most unmcr
ciiully. In the time, person said that an
old negre man. by the name of Simon was the carpen-
ter they fell 10 beating him. drove him into the
and took him off They left US about half past ten in
the morning-ali hands employed in repairing our rig
ging and slowing away what little cargo they could nor
take away the boxes barrels and packages nearly all
broken open some OF which robbed of part OF
their contents, and others pieces. As TO the
quantity robbed we have not been able 10 ascertain
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS will he received ty II. SOUTH
A. GATE, Esq. Chairm of the School Conc
mittee, until thursday TIE 10Th Of July, for
furnishing material. ard building SCHOOL
HOUSE, ofthe following dimentions, viz Forty
feet long, and so wide, with basement story,
feet high, 2 feet stone and lime, and feet
brick wall II inches thick-wi.h ! cellar door
aud cellar window, feet wide, with a frame
and shutters. The School Room TO be 10 feet
IN the clear, with brick wall inches thick
the roof to be hipped. with projection of
inches with 10 windows, "a squares by 10
Glass; door frame and door, wih stone stills
for both doors, with strait arches over the doors
and windows. The School Room to be finished
in the same manner and form a. The Room in the
North School House, with suitable steps "a. the
door.
GFThe materials 10 be Of the hest kind, aud
The work done in workmaDtxe manhsf.
Jnlv 9, 1922.
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SHERIFF0S SALE,

TAKEN to sotiJy on Execution. and zriT Bs
sold al Public .4uctien, OF THURSDAY
hf tcenfs mn day Of July nrrf, AZ n1ne a.
clock, a. VI. al Mr.. CHARLzs RICrs, store,
IN falmouth,
A IL the right which ISAAC ELDER has IN
y equity TO redeem certain tract OF land IN
Windham, in the county Of Cumberland. benz
part oflot No. N and az, in the secnsd diris vi
bounded North Easterly on land Or Richard May
bury, North Westerly on land of Elias Iibbv,
South Essteriy on a town road ard South West
erly on another town road. containing twenty
foSr acres more or less. said land vas nlortgased
to Charles =. Kicks. Juas z. 1922. conditioned
to pay one hun,'red AMI sixty five dollars
GARDNER WALKER, DEP. Sh,F.
June q, 1928.
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STONE CUTTING,
Erecufed IN all It's branches by
BARTLETT ADAMS.

IN Federal Street, The corner Of Court street.
M no having recently replenishcd his stock,
w offers for sale Marble Tomb Stones--ele-
giant ornsmented and plain white and dove mar
Die ard slate Tomb Stones -ornameDted & plain
marble Chimney Pieces--frec Stone Hearths,
lambs and Mantels-door Sils-window Caps
and Sills-garden Rols-spout Stones--paint
Mills, paint Stones and Mullers-Scotch Hone &
other Stones for Curriers' use-Turkey oil Stones,
&c. &c. &c.
n b. Good free stone fIearlbs made in two
or three pieces at so cents per foot which is pre-
sumed to be cheaper than tile or bricks, when
calculated for durability.
NrOrderst from any part Of the state e.rscuf-
ed al short notice and reasonable terms.
July Q, 1922. 4w.
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PIRACY AND OUTRAGE.

NEW-OR1EANs, JUNE II.
Erfroet from The Log Book Of nc brig .4illa Of ".
York, captain Wiag Hoecland, bound from Bait
more 20 .Nelc- OrLsrnS.
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4. GREELEY
H.fS FOR SALE, al Nos. 3 8 :. Long Tharr,
1900 Bbls. superfne, fine and
mIddlings FLOUR,
10 hhds. Leaf ToBAcCo
90 kegs manufactured do;
90 hhds. W !. RUN;
Pipes Coguac BRANDY
Do. Holland GIN;
DO. domestic BRANDY;
50 bids. Havana MoLAssEs;
80 bbls. PITcH-5 bbs. bright VARSIsH;
1000 lbs. Philadelphia Loaf and Lump SUGAR
90 boxes Rock CANDY;
10 tierces and half tierces RIcE;
Quarter casks Malaga WINE;
200 boxes 7 BY 9 and 9 BY 10 Window GLAss;
so do. and half boxes No. 4 and CHOCOLATE;
Ground Ginger. Starch, Shaving Soap,
Mustard--10 doz RAKEs.
July 9Th, 1922.
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In this town, on Saturday last, AIrF Rebecoa, wife
Of Mr.. Moses Mariner, aged re-
On board brig Diligence on her passage from Natan
gas, June 10Th. Isaac Cook-20th Ebeneaar Given az
ieyer-Juy l. Henry A. Davis passenger OF cold and
debility.
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Medicine, Paints, DC.
HENRY BUTMAN,

has Just received pr. ship Liverpool, from
LiUerpoOi,
q nm lbs Valerisn ROOT,
~ wv dog. Evans LANCETS,
doz. Anderson's PILLS,
10 casks white LEAD.
ton. Ground do. do. in OIL
s casks Venetian RED.
5 do. Spanish BROWN,
100 lbs Rose PINK,
100 lbs Orange LEAD,
90 lbs burnt Terra de SIENNA,
cask Rotten STONE,
3 hhds WHITING,
groce Pencil BRUSHES,
o. fine CARNINE,
doZ. varnish BRUSHES,
reams Sand PAPER,
groce Court PLASTER.
% lbs Red WATERS,
so VI. Tenter HOOKS.
The above articles Of fno quality, and
will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Portland, July 8, 1922. (9w.)
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Lump and Loaf Sugar, and Sugar
House WOlGSSeS.

fs'ROM the new Sugar House Mandatory, at
L. Portsmouth, N. II.
$500 lbs. L. SUGAR,
Barrels MOLASSES, for family use,
Just received, and for sale by
ATWOOD & QUINCY,
Agents for said Manu- factory-and who will
contract for any quantity, for retailing or ship
ping Of the above articles at the shortest notice.
on reasonable credit and fair prices.
Also, Just receired,
% bbls. clear PORK, } New.york Civ
80 mess do. ny
50 prime do. 'Po"
Is boxes Sperm CANDLES,
300 Or. boxes American CIGARS
Just receiUed and zpiH be sold CHEAP.
AMERICAN GIN Of f .np. asS aa paGS, and
DOMESTIC COFFEE-q5 barrels.
MALAGA RAsNs, 100 9 Dlns l daaIi s1a Of
LARD, 1st sort-l0O kegs. Boston Inspection.
VINEYARD ISLAND RUM, 10 haf::
S5; :;;; Fl e "ss; ss h
SPANISH CIGARS, } "a
ofsuperior quality. -Oo y "o'' : ~ OONO'
American CiGARS.2 70 ,,
from Alexandria, -
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stufs, &c.


THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS TOR SALE,
n = tons Csmpeachy LOCKWOOD,
S4O 10 d.. FUSTIC,
do. REDWOOD,
9 do NlCARAGUAWOOD,
50 bbls Ground CAMWOOD,
hid Dutch MADDER,
8 hhds Eng. cOPPERAS,
5 hbls do. ALUM,
6 do. Roman VlTRIOL,
case Bengal INDIGO,
2 zeroons S. F. do.
y groce Press PAPERS.
Cases & carboy's Oil VITRIOL,
Crude TARTER, NUTGALLS,
JACKS & CARDS.
Together with a general assortment Of
CIOfhifr'S Tools
on good terms for Cash or Credit.
HENRY BUTMAN.
July 9. 12w
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Joseph Johnson,
NOTICE.


T'FIE Subscriber hereby gives notice. that he
contemplates Rentoving from this town.
lie therefore requests all persons who are indebt-
ed to him either by note or account, to make
payment on or before the first day Of September
next, as he will be under the necessity Of leav-
ing all demands which may then remain due and
unsettled with an Attorney for settlement and
collection.
He also requests those who have demands
against him to call at his dwelling house in VIII
low Street, and receive their pay.
He likewise offers to rent the DWELLING
HOUSE situated as above, it being two story.
10 good repair, and very convenient for family
Possession 70 be given in the month OF September
next.
He wishes to hire two or three good WORK
MEN as Journeymen az the Hating Business in
his Factory at Topsham.
JESSE RICHARDS.
Portland, June 9, 1929. Of}
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Real Estate for sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the following
Real Estate, in Portland, viz:
His HOUSE, on Danforth-
street, now occupied By Joseph II. Ingraham,
Esq.
Que third Of the estate, situate between Mr.
VIM. Evans and Mir. Alpheus Shaw's stores.
extending from Middle-street TO Temple-street.
measuring about 81 feet on the former, and 81
feet on the latter
liberal credit will be given for part Of the
purchase money, if necessaSy.-EnqyHe Of the
subscriber. at his Office, the premises rext
above mentioned. J. ID. HOPKINS.
July 9, 1922.
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,rhe following Table Of the aggregate value
~ Woolen Manufactures expnrtei from Great
Britain. IL the year ou.ing 5th Jan. 1922, gives
! view OF the immense extent Of the English
.-a5e Ia that article -
The total amount TO all parts Of the world is
r7.s95, IT'S 72,sterlingS e., SCI, 1889; ofwhch
t,ere was exported to tie L. :. fI980,47 4.
3. or =, 802, H2.l7 ara 70 India, ft,42l, $40 &C.
:, OF ss,3lS,443.29-
A Convention held on Tuesday last at Noble
borough, agreed TO recommend Nathl Green,
PelGr Tallman, Daniel Rose, and isaac G.. Reed.
Tsq'rs as candidates TO represent Lincoln Coul-
~ in the Senate OF this state for the ensuing
year.
A CARD
The committee appointed to receive contributions
for the relief OF the sufferers by the late IRE in this
town, acknowledge the receipt Of eighth dollars ard
anty fUe cents, being The proceeds OF benefit al the
Theatre on Friday night last-For this liberal dona-
ton the committee 10 behalf OF the sufferers tender 10
ihe THEATRICAL. COMPANY, now performing in
this townheir most grateful thaaSand trust that such
an Of unsolicited charity viii be auy appreciated
b. the citizens Of Portland
July 6, ls22.
70 COrresPoadsrts." CitizeQ''i is received We
cannot al present crafty the wish Of our coespon
dent. AS we have not peEused iao trial. which is the
subject OF ANNA ersiOn. are unable to estimate
is character; and were We acqua nted with IT, per-
hspS ought hesitate before wc interfere with the
proceedings OF Court, acting under tie solemnity OF
az oath.
Proteus" and 'Veritas' received, and on file
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-17
IMPROVEMENT OF SOILS

Soils may be improved BY the adnixture Of earths
to alter their texture This is distinct eiing from an
plying the substances commonly called nsanurcs. 4
soifmay be composed Of materials so essentially mn
friendly 70 vegetation that any attempt I'd manure \.
without altering ITS Constitution, correcting its nov
ious quaiies, would be like feeding sick man with
nounshng things, without removing the cause ~ IFS
disorder.
Sir John Sinclair says. $ Soils with acids, " salts
q IRON may DC amehorated by tue application cf earthy
ne OF chalk The sulphate o iron (Copperas, IN tl,ns
converted INTO manure II there be am excess of raj
careous matter Cline chaik) il may W in,nravrI
DIV the application OF sand OF clay or earthly snbstas.
ces Soils too abundant in sand are benefited ~ rh
use OF clay, or mari vegetable matter A dehciea
~ OF vegetable or animal matter be supplied hv
manure An excess o. vegetable matter Il IN II.
removed oy burning. or TO be remcded bv the apni-
cation OF earthly materials. The substances
Tor improving soils are seldom far distant Coarse
sand = often found Immediately upon chalk and Dcr
maps always undef IT, whiic beds Of sand ssd gravel
are commonly below clay, and CLAW and mar 9rcne.-
ally below sand ~. f. Farmer
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y. a. "A. CROSBY'S
CHEMICAL
JAPAN BL.4CKING.


SHis ELACkiNG Is pr up IN snail glass junk bottles
H. with sponge ~ttechei the cork when when an.
Piled 70 the leather, oluces elegant gloss wlthot
brushing. which ~it last tor several DAYS.
LADIES' Ill find IL very convenient for dressing ,be- mo-
as y viii Of and shines quail 70 new
This Pear ION is used chase tops harnesses and All
Kinds or military eauip,ge that is N .de of leather. One
bottle fused according the directions asr e.nr
man one year. and tor LAZY use TWO years
" is nine wears since he vendcs Introduce this
70 the ic.the sales of which the prrsert anonrr II
5000 bottles year. which wR GudoubsdIy satisfy The
purchasers q rs utility, espcily as s Circulation has
Stares. ~
Rad h directions for using il perfect for
much IS depending on the proper nsgenent OF the 81
ing. Each bottle will be sgaed the veader in
Sold tyS. JOHNSON. PURRtNf ION II HALL. cal.
WIN DANA. FREEMAN < WEEKS IA PortI8ad
Prepared wholtsae add retail, ~ %. x A CROSBY Drag
gis.s. Cambridge, ". ", -
Portland, July :. e.o.p6n.s
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TO be Sold By order Of the Judge Of Pro
bate for tsecounty Of Cumberland, at The Store
of CHARLES KENT. in Cumberland. ON
THURSDAY, The o6h day Of September
inst. at 2 o'clock, p. ~.
90 much sfthe Real Estate Of JACOB BLAN-
- CHARD, late Of Northyarmouth. Yeoman.
deceased, as will raise the sum of one hundred
md sixty dollars, to defray the just debts of said
deceased
Said Real Estate is situated near the Congre-
gational Meetng-House in Cumberland, and
consists of sixty six acres Of excellent LAND
For further particulars apply to
BEZA BLANCHARD, Admir-.
Cumberland, sept. 10, 1922.
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VALUABLE MEDICINE.
ANTl-DYSPEPTICK PILLS

Prepared By Henry James-.Neu York,
A N approved and limos certain remedy ioI
n Dgspeosia. or Indigestion, habitusl cos
liseness and piles.
Il is we'll known that Dyspepsis is one Of he
most frequent md formidable diseases If our
country Its commence mem sindicsted in diff
ferent patients by vsriaus symphony, f which
the most rema k-bie are irreguiarify OF the boto-
els, obstinate eosfireffss, headache, commonly
called Nervous SICK headache. yeiiouness of the
eyes and skin, aciddy Of he stomach after eating
effcn called heart Turn. faratence or pind ia he
siomaek bitter taste in fhe mouth ~ tie morning
foetid breath, dromsiness after dinner debilitg.
tassitHde evacuation depression Of spirits. &C.
The Pills now offered sre nos proposed on the
principle of spec 6,ks. Their use wss sueces-
ted by.theory hut heir efIic scy has been tested
by long and faithful experience /; and the resul.
has been unDaesileled success.
Piles Being connected with indigestion sud
costiveness, are certainly and speedily remoyed
By these Pills.
Persons Afflicted with any Of the above symr-
toms. are assured, that the Anti-Dy-nepiick
Pills are remedy well worth their attention,
md en- tiled To their entire confidence.
For sale wholesale and retail by
HENRY BUTMAN
Portland. Sept Is 1921 ecwly
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III CoitTf Of Probate he'd at Portland uifhin
and for me county Of clsfsts7sr,id on the first
9ionday Of September ia the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred aud fme,tfy t,co:
Nm Nj GRIFFIN, witsw OF Leone d Griffin. late OF
sad Portland, Merchant a ceased, having presented
h Ptioa tor an allow ace of the personal estate OF
said deceased
ORDERED-fhlt thu std Ann, give NOTICE 10 al per-
sons inietsTed bv Causing copy OF this order 10 be
puDnro three ~ Ks uccessytiy IL the Portland
printed az Portland. thar they app ar at Probate Court
10 be he'd AZ ID Portland the first Tuesday of o.
Der ~ X az ter Of the clock 10 forenoon sh-,v cause
II any they have, why the SHOULD granted
BARRETT POTTER, THdgs.
AtFne copy--Attgst,' HoRAliO SoUIHGA1E. Reg
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1T Court Of Probate held at Portland. ruhin

al a Court Of Probate held at Portland. lclfhin
nd he County Of Cumberland, oa tie first
fonddy OF September, IN the gear Of our Lord
eighteen hundred aud ficenty t,so.
" hEREAS JOANN c. aiERLE. widow of George
pieiee late o. North Yarmouth in said County Gen.
.eman. oerease as rehnqushed her right administer
the.esate OF said dee and has feasesteo thar uhn ~
Mtlleo, Esq of said North Yarmouth. should be appoint
to that trust:
ORDERED, That the said Msllen give notice % th~
Creditors OF sad deecssed, and all esrered nv
Causing copy II this orier e. he published three
tuesday OF Octob,r next, thar they then appear
AZ Probate Court 70 be hsit 4 Portland Aforesaid
ana hew cause, II shy they have. Why administration of
SAID estate should not he grant him the aeen.
BARRETT POTTER, Iodce.
"A true Copy-Atest. Horatio Sosthgaie Reg.
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'jsHls isto caution IL refson- from purchasing
any notes signed by the .abscriber, as part II
.nem have beer paid, particularly enc in favor Of
NATHANrEL sPRAGuEs for about tfro hundred and
Jylp dollars, Gated at Lube, n she su;uun of
1921. AMBROSE snow
Juhec Sept. 8, 1929.
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p 0AElRyyo
The Worlds Dread LAUGH

(" The Worlds Dread Laugh.s
OH !ye that tremble with misguided shame
And shrink from virtue lest the proud sholld
blame,
Forsakc your God, renounce religions cause,
For empty honours and false applause;
Ye coward race, who like the plant tools
OF impious fashions, and deceiyiDg fools
Oh ponder yet--inyoke yonr fellow slaves
Now sIrmb'ring silent in their narrow graves,
And bid them tell We 10 that awful hour,
When faded life, and fame, and pomp, and pow'r
When burs' The spirit from each earthly bound
And lied to judgment, acltich that spirit found,
'Twere best TO heed, if man would be forgiven,>
The Uorid's dread laughter, or the frozen 81
HeaUc1a
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FOR SALE AT
JEREMIAH GORE, Jr's

Commission Store, No. l2, Long Thar,
N ~ bbls. PORK, No. I & 2 Portland ms pee
~ tion-mess and PRIME y. York City in
spection and clear.
80 tierces and bbls Summer strained OIL.
~ half boxes Shipping SOAP.
50 boxes mould CANDLES. as and s's,
bids. Palm OIL,
a anssa aud aud s BOXES Young TEAS,
Pipes Cognac BRANDY-pipes Holland GIN,
Pipes Marseilles BRANDT,
fihds Tobsgo RUM,
f L. sa's and s's as,a ssds''A' swINE,
Casks RAloINS Lump SUGAR,
Bales Upland COTTON,
h Z and IBIS Auscavado SUGAR,
Russia Dl OK,
boxes and alt boxes Bakers I.apham,s No. l
|HOCOLAFE, &c. &c. (6w,s-9 s4f4iO.
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ANATOMY.

nR. LITTLE commences his Demonstra-
- tions Of ANATOMY the first Of October
Those who attend will have the use of books
preparations, and some opportunities Of improv-
ing in practical Anatomy.
New Glouce ster Sept. 3, 1922.
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REMOVAL.

ysYHE proprietrrs Of the common and undivided
4 Land 10 the towns Of Falmouth, Cape Fi;z
ahetl. Port and and Wesibrook. met al the time
and place specifed in a farDer advertisement.
and chose moderator, and voted this meeting
be- adjourned 10 the z5h day Of this present month,
70 meet at said bella SHAw's, in Westbrook, o.
ten o'clock in the forenoon.
NATHAN WINsLOW, P,op'rs Clerk.
Nestbrook, tie 9Th month, 9Th, iss@. sw.
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zre CT Prinsvck. in The County of gentle man.
cease Ivy giving nd the Law .r-crs-He therefore
reqesrs al persons who inebr the dtcrastds
estst ~ make Immediate paynert and who have
any dem ns xh,ut the for TO
rms commissioners. BENJAM ORR.
Brunswick. s-rtzn Der 7, i8z7.
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'I'HE Subscriber intepds commencing an Even
Ing School, the first Monday in October
next, at his School Room, ip Free Street, where
the usual branshes will be taught, at the usual
prices--one aalf IN advance.
ROYAL GURLEY.
Sept. lO. (e. o. w.-3w.)
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GARDINER IRON MORRIS.

GARDINER lRON WORKS.
THE S,bscriber. Agent of the GARDINER
IRON WORKS, has constantly for sale AZ
the Agency Store 10 Gardiner, the following ar
ticles viz
Saw Mill Cranks, Pulling Mill do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought and cast Mill Spindles,
Haiter's asns,-Clothier's Plates,
Crow Bars, Plough Moulds and Coullers.
Wheels for various kinds of Machinery.
Sad Erons,-Cast Iron Dogs,
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Carding Machine Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
Gudgeons Of all sizes.
Brands for names, &c. made at short no.
tice
The above articles will be sold cbeap for cash
or approved credit. Orders for any description
OF Castings. will De executed pnnctnaIIy in the
best manner. NJ. SPRINGER Jr. Agent.
Gardiner, Sept. Q. 1922. n. e.t-
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Ar aCorrt Of PROBATE held Portland within and for
the County Of Cumberland. the ss h,orcav II Sen
terrber IN The var OF our Lord eli heen hundred and
two. -
WHEREAS EDWARD RUS SELL of North Ysrmoa,h
" IL said County Esqur, has application TO be
appointed administrator DC tcnis OF the Of
ISAAC II BAILEY.
late Of said North Yarmouth, gentleman deceased:
ORDERED, Thar the sad Russell give notice 70 the
Creditors a sad DECEASED. all others Interested
Causing cops ~ this order shed three weeks
ssvey m tn Portland Gazette previous 70 the h.
Tuesday ofOctober IN they may then appe "a
Proba,e Court 70 b. held AZ porsnd Aforesaid and shew
cause ~ AIRY tn vewhy the PRAYER the pe,sner
should not De Fr.nted. BARRETT PoTrERJudge.
true eups-httest Horario Southg.tr, Res'r.
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Gfe Of PeTnai IN the criy Of Cumberland. ysorcn Dr.
ceased br gfcHg nd fhe iary DIRECTS ~
guests aHbrans sho iadebfsdf6 he said d saseds IS
fae 70 te irredirfs payment md those srto has any
drdrf thercn. 70 exhibit TIE y vftIrrrsrf 70 RU-
ius cesHiNS' frssqerf, Sect :, .Eas.
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE

On Thursday, The 22d vi. the prize d. cIa-
nations took PLACE al this Seminary. The
prizes were awarded to George k. Pomroy Of
Boston, Michael Lowell, George Boardman
and John Chamberlain, members OF the Col
lege.
Al Ii O'Clock The exercises of the Phi Beis
Kappa commenced when an elegant and
CLASSICAL Grafton was delivered by Professor
Oi,er, late Of Salem. II is said to have
been written IN style Of neat simplicity and
seldom surpassed. The Society elected the
Hon. Daniel Webster, Of Boston, for lhel,
President during The ensuing year.
On Friday last about high water. whale
70 ieei long. grounded at Horse Neck. on
President Adsms's beach, Quincy. He was.
we understand, first seen by a son of Mr.. Cur
It's, who marked bin by cutting riece out.
and went to inform bis father Of the prize
he was afterwards seen and claimed by Mr..
Spear, who proceeded TO ca, him up 10 Obtain
the oil The process lasted most OF the remand
erot The day, much Of which time The whale re-
NAMED alive, at times striking With bis tail
raisins his head and roaring. The tail was 7
and hall feet across
30 Federal Republicans, and IS Democ.a.
&c Republicans are chosen u The next LIE. IL
iature Of Rhode Island.