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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-21

And to the tc.npes, barred my brow,
In hopes the storm would quench IT'S ieVeF'
And cried, OH Night thy spirit now
Is such as mine, alasi is ever
Yet Reason broke not--but she bent
To the mad conflict, as though cnglng
10 her storm'd empire, and thus lent,
Even to the passion which was wrmgihS
HcrinAuence from the searching brain,
A spirit and power :--fingiB
A quick'nng fire into the pain
Which was deep dcsolaton bringing
While DER my struggling spirit came,
Like the tremendous gush Of ocean,
A frequent, fierce and bghting flame
OF deep aud desperate emotion!
And phrenzied Suicide did stand,
hoTid demon of seduction,
Reckoning me with one haggard hand
Andwith the other grasp'd destruction!
Aglas,, turned--T know not where!
The world was all waste before me,
A-til the dark mantle of despair
HING like pail Of ruin DER me
A dreadful weight was on my heart,
As, though e'cn liie's last pulse were gushing
heav'd against it, but the smart
Chung to ME still and still was crushing
Then came drear and restless void,
dark, corroding melancholy
Which slumbercd never, but destroyed
All rest, and love of it. and wholly
KllPdth hope OF peace AND oft dread
Has shaken me, lest cen wien blending
With the still dust where sleep the dead
Apang should there my heart be rendnl
only knew in life's dull scene
A languid gloom-or ccaseless aching,
A gnawing thought of what had becn--
heart that broke not, but was breaking
A d cad of self-of men-of life
A dread of death-of earth and heaven
fear that to my wasting STRIFE,
Forgctfulncss should ne'cr be gwen!
There came no hope, no change to me-
Yetloyely things hung round mc-proying,
With most speechlcss agony,
had not even the powe Of loving
My wild and sorrow-strickcn brow,
Tells that caIamities have throng d me
And l have grieYed alone, as now,
Stunning the world becauseit wrcngd me
But this is nothing II an stung,
And should, perhaps, in silence bear Il;
And now though have gwen it tongue,
Oh l would have no being share it
THERE'S Fever in my Brain
A madness in my heart is swelling
would not longer here remain
Oh, for grave aquiet dwelling
The graye--alas how dark, how deep
Obvious cold, and secret sealing,
Our eyes IN eternal sleep
Entombing all yet nouyht revealing
But there is that which shall awake
Fen from It's blank, unconscious dreaming
A light of glory, which shall break
Its gloom, with everlasting beamng. MAR
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-21
SEVENTEENTH C0.NGPygs
IY .SE.N.aI,L...-.L,,...,r. -,
&rcouh Session.

Ass Senate Proceeded to the appoiasue.! al u
select Committee, torthe reference Of Elr. TsrIo,
proposed amendment to the Constitution; aad
:lesaFs. Taylor. Of Va, King, 81 n. 4. Niacca.
.!lcAerson' and Saith, Of S. {. we're appointed s
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-21
D0Us17 OF Observation-Disclosures

9, he resolution laid on the table yesterday by MI
S+srtsng' OF New York, requesting the Secretary
=, y. al 10 communicate what progress has been
made towards the completion of the military road
ilgiaa'ng rom Plattsburg to sackett's Harbor, in
rev YORK. how much is unfinished. the probable
aspense o. completing the same, with any nor-
nauon IN ms possession, shelving the importance
oil SAID road in military point of view, was read and
agreed to.
AMENDMENT OF THR CONSTITUTION.
WI, "eta OF Georgia. rose, and said that the bil
providing Tor the execution of certain surveys, sane
LOT the collection of typographical information, with
a view to system OF internal improvements, was
Yesterday ordered TO lie upon the table, by vote Of
h t"'S mouse was said he. one of the committee
oy whom that bill was reported, and, although quite
wiling to afford the i:5norable Chairman of the
Io'in''ee an opportunity to make an experiment
, ne measure a did not altogether NEE, my apprOba
however IN constitutional scrupes. believe that
s oons'ess uoes not possess the power to establish
roads and construct canals. BIZ. am aware, thai
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-21

Earthquate.--On the 2lst December in II,
morning a shock Of an earthquake was experience
at the Isle Aux Moix, Upper Canada..--It lasted 4
OF ? seconds, commencing With rumbImr noise
ana ending like The firing Of cannon. The house,
lot9 nuiss round wera volcaty ehshcn BY the cor.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-21
NOTICE.

A Meeting of the Commissioners of the Levy Court of
N Newcastle County, will be held at the Court House in
the Town Of Newcastle Tuesday the 4h dav of Feb
ruary next DAVID PAINTER, Clerk ofthe Peace
Newcastle, January II h, 1928. IO8-5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-21
MIRO.
From q Iute london Paper.

HUMAN Boxes. II is estimated that more than
Ia million OF bushels oil humsn and inhuman bones
were imported last year from the continent OF
Europe into the poit Of Hull.--The ncighbourhood
lot Leipsic, Austerttz, and Waterloo and OF all the
places where, during the late bloody war the priD
Iclpal battles were fought, have been swept alike
OF The. bones OF the hero and the horse which he
rode. Thus collected from every quarter they
have been Signed to the port of Hull and thence
forwarded TO ne Yorkshire bone grinders, who
nave erected steam engines and powerful machinery,
tor the purpose of reducing them to a granulary
STATE. In this condition they are sent chiefly 10
Doncaster, one ofthe largest agricultural markets
IN that part the country, and are there sold 10 The
farmers to manure their ands-The oily substance
OF the bone gradually evolving as the bone calcnes
makes more permanent and substantial manure
than almost any other substance-particularly hu.
man bones II is now ascertained beyond doubt
oy actual experiment, upon an extensive scale, that
cead soldier is a most valuable article Of com
merce and, for aught we know to the contrary, the
good farmers OF Yorkshire are indebted 10 the bones
OF their children for their daily bread IsccrtaiD-
~ singular fact, that Great Britain SHOULD have
sent out such multtudes of soldiers 10 rnht the
battles of the country upon the continent Of Iurone
and should then import their bones as On a.,cle Of
commerce TO latten her soil
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-21

~ grand nalady rbic., aElc.s the whole sly.
ten o. newspaper establishment, would be- tscl
Y ~ termed 'Pccaa;ary lepiei;an'' or rpI,arly.
e@'"ssS 81 purse, and dis originates IN The sImo:
ah1VaTsai indifference which is fcl, uuon Ne sDb.
iect O newspaper oebts.--l!any pconie ,eern 70
nave .o.msd an opinion that pgialcgg Ire On Oh
n,s~sPdPers and tatten utun iga. me.ol ao9 i.t
He pure casr viii ieoplrdi2c ile,r constitutions.
.syrjN@f,ciI Ftdgral.t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-21
CnARLRsToN, January 6.

CHARLESTON, January s.
The British force lately in the West Indies. for
me alleged purpose OF suppressng piracy, has, it is
Known recently returned to England, at the very
moment when the highly respectable merchants at
Lioyds petitloned the government to reinforce
them.
May not their sudden departure be attributed n
me TACT OF their having been sent out on political
eT@ha 10 ascertain the state OF things in Cuba, and
tne chances OF that island becoming reyoIutionarv3
May moi the short answer Of the Admiralty To he
com 'nunlca'lon from Lloyd's proceed from an un-
Willingness to be nerrogated, when they did moi
choose to communicate
1t is rumOred and believed. that a e,ror,. L.:
exists in Cuba to declare itself ipdependent un.r
the auspices of the United States. It is fur,hsr
sa'd' That overtures to this feet will in all probab
NY DC soon submitted TO our government.
Courier.
Letters have been received (says the Baltimore
Nornng Chronlcle) in this CITY, from Paris STATING
mat England, in case hostilities should hreak ot
between France and Spain, had contracted TO fur
hsh the latter with funds to carry ON The contest.
that she was to receive Cuba as sort of MORTGAGE
or in'emnity Tor her loans that an arranpement
has already been entered into with the constitntod
authorities of the Island to bring abopt hi. avar
X Is rumored, that agents from Cuba are now in
washington, to sound our government nm Tho
point whether 1t this Island should declare tQplg
independent, the United States would acknowledc,
and guarantee the same. This may account for
the late udden departure OF the British SQUADRON
ol9 the Cuba station, without staying 10 Cooperate
with Com. Porter. 0pO'"'s
On the evening Of the 18th inst third attemnt va,
MADE 70 set re TO the Circus in Philadelphia, which pro
aes Lloyd has been reelected Senator Of the u s. for
"aa''ua7et' LOT SIX jeSGs from the 4h Of March mex,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-21

TREADlNG MILL.-In the Senate Of MAJ,
sachuset,s MIR. Rotch moved for committee Ia
obtain model of the Treading or Stepping Mn
now IN operation as punishment in The civ If
New York The motion was agreed to, and Co
Perkins appointed TO obtain the desired information
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-21

EzRA A. STEVENS, grateful for the patronage receiv-
~ ed from the citizens of Wilmington, respectfully in
forms them that his second and last course of Astronomical
Lectures in this place. will commence at7 o'clock tomorrow
evening the Library Room where ladies and gentlemen
wishing Join the class, will please to call at before the
hour OF commencing Persons Subscribing FIR than
ticket, haUe evsy third gratis.
The closing lecture of this course, will be delivered at
the above named place. THIS EVENING at o'clock
MIR. Stevens will give bFefrepeton of all the important
illustrations given during his whole Adintancc
IS cents, at the door. Jan. 81
WE the subscribers having attended Mr. Ezra A. STE
vEys Lectures AsOnomy have been both surprised and
delighted with his novel and lucid mode of illustration
Astronomy generally regarded science out othc
reach of ordinary but he who attends these Lectures
will be convinced that the general principles of the
SCIENCE and in fact all the knowledge profitable to those
who do not intend making it profession, is level to the
lowest capacities and ofyery easy attainment Mr. STE-
TENs very properly takes occasion to refute many super
sttous notions concerning Comets and other phenomena
gives the latest discoveries in the science of which he
treats and both the philosopher and the Christian fur
nshes food for profitable meditation and conversation
Men of science will find their memories refreshed if they
do receive some additional information and those who
have hitherto neglected this interesting study be surprised
at their ignorance of the world in which they live We
cheerfnly recommend Mr. s. to public patronage, and
hope he will be encouraged to form another Class, and
that our fellow citizens more generally will attend
Wilmington, January 10, 1928.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-21

bull-bait took place last week in the vicinity Of
Philadelphia. The animal was baited from eleven
O'Clock in the morning u6sii near sun SCI, in H..
course of which time his flesh was manpled and
torn by the dogs IN cruel manner. The tolers,io1
OF so barbarous species ofamusement reflect, opy
disgrace and discredit upon the community amonc
which il occurs. BoI .3n,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-21

sup building .-We believe it may be said viii
truth that no other port in the world can eybib'
such number ofsuperb merchant ships as the non
|of New York. The addition that ha. been nb rg
TO cur mercantile navy within the last % months n.
TWO years IS perhaps unprecedented, taking inn
consideration the number and elegance Of N.
ships. We are favored by Captain Obrd sniS
with list OF ships that have been launched SIM.
April, 1891 being Sc in number, amounted 10 il
300 tons, averaging about 4O2 Ions each. These
1t will be recollected, are exclusive Of numeron.
origs' schooners, soops, steam vessels &c. ,ui
"lhih INC same period.- .nerc .9dp.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-21
NORFOLK, January +,

=, -. NoHFoLki JANUARY X.
The expedition fitting out at our NAVY Var,
against the Cuba Pirates, we learn progresses bant
somely. Commodore Porter has not vet a,rvsd
here with the Steam Boat and Store shin. I'm,
hourly expec ed Officers and men for the sooadon
continue TO arrive by almost every vessel from III"
North Captain John Porter, Lieut.. Henry Ward
DR. Benjamin Austin, Midshipman Pierce, and 4
'seamen, came passengers in the ship Rassehs
captain Brigham, which arrived here yesterday
from Boston.--Beacon.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-21

has requested the merchants, consignees, INN
lefty, to report, within ten days, at the Office off,
Judicatory the amount OF the losses which they h.s
sustained in their stores by the fire, as we'll as wb,
lthey had been able to save.
OF the three or four houses OF foreign merchan,
which alone saved, is that four fellow citizen
Mr.. I. L. Brckhead' ibid.
The amount Of the Virginia fund for internaln
proyement is Sl,77O,577. The income of the mnI
for the last year was S90,141. The disbursement.
from the fund during the year 1922, including
$4,000, account of the map OF the state S25 ooSS
loaned to the Dismal Swamp Canal COMPANY So
400, the 9TH instament on the Roanoke Canal Socl
Isl 1900, Sd instament to the Swift Run Gan Tn,n
lpike, Sl2500, last instalment TO the RicbmonI
Dock $4,000, 4th insalment to the Leesburg 'rorn'
to the Monongalia Navigation Company, amon ,O
ted to S8s,405. The receipisef the ensuing ye,,
are estimated at S95,052. "''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-21

we have received the Official Gazette Of po,,
au-frnce' the Telegraph, of the 18th ul;. which
contains several edios of President Boyer in res.
cs e"ee 70 ,ne great calamity. He has EXEMPTED
hs a. uu''es OF ,mpor ation & charfage during
.ne p'esen. year (lS2S) all articles of wood and
brick nails &c, proper for building. in ordsa a'a
tacilitate the rebuilding of the houses that h.so
Oesp burnt The Chief Justice of the Reppblic
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-21

The following extract Of letter fem -esn,c.
taoie American merchant residing AZ Port au Prince
has been kindly handed to US rcr publication, W.
nave ourselves received letter from fiirnt IL
at place. who estimates the o9s fionl tic tcrrt'o
r afagraton, at three or four millions. ~. en-
"PoRr Au PRrNcE, Dee. II, 1890.
is with the greatest sorrow laYg 10 Tell gon
this III fated city is literally no morc--Te have sf
!. cred indeed most severely On Mopday nirh: H..
Nc 10th inst about half an hour after nv retnrr
n ON town during dinner (say about half past &
|@clock) we observed great light in town, wb;cb
my tears soon too sadly proved was fire inmn-
daey saddIed my horse and repaired to the most n,
oanger' when certainly my eyes never 5rheld snch
Scene' and trust never will again; BY o,clocn
the next morning the deyouring element had nearly
exhausted ITSELF and left the commercial and Is
course the richest, part of the city completely in
as"eS, ne loss, at rough guess, may be es,i
mated at between three and four million, of dols
only three American houses of resDectabtv. and
Two or three European, are left standing. - tI'.
former our house is of the numher-w. bav. ~,
lost one iarthing except from those who are hnrnsJ
OUT, ana trust, with little patience. every con,
w'ii De collected. This morning ,(tbe merchan,"N
paioa visit OF coincidence to the president.-h..
reserved US very handsomely indeed, and has nro-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-01

THE subscribers appointed BY the Judge Of
= Probate for the county Of Lincoln Commits
sionersto receive and examine the claims of the
several creditors Of the estate of
JAMES ALEXANDER.
late OF BoWdon, in said county, yeoman, deceased
represented insovent. hereby give notice, that
six months from this date ere allow ed 10 said cred
itors for bringing in their claims and proving
their debts and that We shall attend to the bu.i,
ness assigned Us at the dwelling house or Simon
CONNER. in said Bowsioip on the 6rst Monday vs.
of June, July and September next, respectively
between The hours OF one and Eve Il. Nj.
ACTER PATTEN, Cd
SOLOMON EATON, I0h0s'SsioneFs
TcPsbam, March IS, 1898.
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DRY GOODS


JUST r CEIvED AT
bo.4, Frchaage Street. Portland
SsUPERFINE Flag handkerchief.
VI do. German do.
Fine Bandanna do.
Fancy Birds Eye do.
Japan and Checked Cravats,
Thread and Necklin Lsces,
caroline aids, Red Cashmere Shawls,
Red, White and Yellow Flannels,
Tisid Bombazetts. Tartan Plaids,
Supefhne Borier'd Valencia Vestings,
Swiss and fg'd Book Muslsns,
Beaver and Kid Gloves.
ladies lined Plush Gloves,
Gentlemen's Wor.ted Hose and Socks,
do Lambs Wool do
Holos Sewing Cotton,
Plain and fg'd White Lace,
hlerino Trimming and Fringe,
Imitation Shell Combs.
Also
An additional assortment Of American GOODS
all of which will be sold at the lowest prices
by LYFORD g. GILMAN.
Feb. II, 1928. IT,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-01
PROBATE NOTICES.

Al Court " Probate "a Portland within ard for the
county OF Cumber and The third Tuesday OF March,
the year OF our Lord Fen hundred and twenty three
ESThEK MOUNTFORT, widow Of SAMUEL MOUNT.
- FORT, late Of WestLrook iu sid county, deceased
and sd nisraS OF his estate h2yEE presented her pc
ticn tor further assignment OF Dover Of the real
estate OF said deoeasd and also her second Of
admin 'trattcn 1t said estate for allowance
ORDERED. That the said Esther give notice TO all per
sons Interested By causing copy OF this order pub
shed hree weeks successfully III the Portland Cazette
printed Portland. th7t they may appear AZ Probsr-
Court 70 De held at said Portland the third Tuesday
it any they have why the PRAYER of the ueritooer
should not be granted, and ssid aecount allowed.
BARRETT POTTER, Judge.
true copy. Arrest.
HoRATIo SoUTHcATE. Regr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-01
FOR SALE.


THE following valuable real estate in SAGE,
IL viz. One lot Of timber land, containing -
bout fifty acres, lying on the road leading troca
Saco to Portland and within three miles OF Sa-
co falls-another lot containing about sixty
three acres Of very good land covered with
valuable growth Of wood and timbeT-twenty
acres ofgooG salt marsh on Little River. Also
farm containing about one hundred and thirty
acresof land situated on the road aforesaid, C.
leven miles from Portland and four miles from
Saco falls. The buildings are two story dwell
ling house, three barns, and other out buildings
said farm has good proportion Of wood and tim
Der growing on it, and is valuable estate. The
marsh and the two lots first mentioned or either
ofthem would be sold with the farm should tbs
any purchaser desire il. Persons wishing 70 pur-
chase will please to apply at he late residences
ofCapt. JOSEPH BRADBURY, deceased, in Saco,
or 10 the subscriber in Alfred.
JEREMIAH BRADBURY.
March IL, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-01
6YAMERICAN GOODS,L0
CHEAPER THEN EYER.
HENRY Il. ROODY.

CHEdPER TH.4N EYER,
HENRY Il. BOODY,
opposite CUMEERLAND BANK, Exchange
~ Street, PORTL md,
OFFERS FOR SALE, At REDUcRD PRICE,,
5000 ID. YARN, from No. 6, to %, Blue
and White,
1870 yds BINGHAM, warranted colours,
1000 DO Apron Check,
5000 do brown sHIR rINGS, vety low,
1900 do do SHEETINGS,
100 10 Waitham SHtRTINGS, bleech'd,
200 do WaItham SHEETINGS, do.
1000 do Waltbsm COTTONS, unbicech'd No. Q,
$500 do TaItham sHIRT,NGs. do.
Shaker BED7TCKLNG /; Knitting Yarn ;
SLACK.S and Sewing COTIONS,
of all colors, and superior quality.
= .4LSO--
CPGRNTIEMEN, LADIES, Misses and CEII D.
REN's Morocco and Leather
SHOES d BOOTS,
Manufactured by The best workmen.
1PMEacHANTs in Town Country, and all
others who wish 10 purchase any Of the above
GOODS, will DO well TO call as they are from
the oldest ard best Mandatory 10 America. and
received -eguiarly every week, which gives them
the superiority over any soid % Town.
0j7N. r. WANTED as above. 800 GOOD
WEAVERs none need apply excepting such as
can be well re sommended.
Feb. f3 1928. Uf.)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-01

GARDINER IRON WORKS.
THE Subscriber, Agent Of the GARDINER
IRON WORKS, has constantly for sale at
the Agency astore 10 Gardiner, The following ar
tcles viz g
Saw Mill Cranks, Pulling Mill DO.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought aud cast Mill SpindIes,
Hatter's Basins,-Clothier' Plates,
Crow ars,-PIough Moulds and CoulteTs,
Wheels for various kinds Of Machinery,
Sad lrons,-Cast Iron Dogs,
Sleeves and Cogs for Blocks,
Carding Machine Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
Gudgeons of all sizes,
Brands for names, &c. made at short no.
lice
The above articles will be sold cheap for cash
or approved credit. Orders for any description
Of Castings, will be executed punctuaHy IN the
best manner. M. SPRINGLR, Jr. agent.
Gardiner, Sept 2, 1892. C.
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'HE having been appointed ty the Hon. Bar
ret Potter Judge Of Probate for The county of Cum
DeFianu % receive and examine the claims creditors
the estste ofDAFIEL TYLER, lsre Of Gorham in said
county housewrght deceased represented insoivenr 40
hereby give notice, that six months from the
day OF February instant allowed creditors 70 bring
~ ana prove their claims and shall attend thar Sc
vice az the comptng-room OF T. s. r. S. ROBBIE in Corha
on the first Mondays ofMay, July and August from ten 10
ave O'Clock each Of said DAYS.
TOpPAN Robe.
corhsm, Feb. 70, 1873.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-01
DRY GOODS
AMERICAN GOODS.
Horace Seaver,

At No. 2, Merchants ROw, Middle Street,
HAS FOR SALE,
HINGHAMS, lCassimers,
~ Checks, Full'd Cloth,
Stripes, Glass and Mette But
CT hleachedl tons,
Sbea,;, anu and IN Writing, Wrapping and
bleached Sheathing Paper,
Bedticking, Binders 4 paste board,
Cotton Batting, Spanish Cigars,
Cotton Yarn, all Nos, Sewing Cotton all Nos.
DO. Do. deep blue. and Colours,
81 and "a Rose Blan. Worsted Hose,
kets, American Tapes,
Sattinetts.
7oge her with an extensive assortment
Straw Bonnnets, Braid and Trimming constantly
on hand,
cortland, Jan. %. If.
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DAVID GRIFFITH.

INFORMS The Public, that he has removes
l. from the Store Of John Cos, Hid4is-Sirfef, 10
the Store nearly opposite, where be offers whole
sale retail
Medicines, Paints, and Dys-Stufs,
on reasonable terms and Of the fr.I qualily
III Constant attendance from Sunrise, unfit
go clock at night.
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NOTICE.

NHE Subscribers commissioners the az The late
ASA EATON. ct Portland dec ased. give notice that
the Hon. B. Potter ESQ. Judge OF Probate, Of wills re
tor the county OF and has allowed further time
OF sixty days. for Creditors exhbit hr claims agaiesf
SAID estate And that they win attend the Office Of w
SIoKER IT, in land. the asr Saturday in this 4
the ne XII month At three O'clock in the ali eroon for tn
purpose Of receiving snd examining znv claims which
not already been exhibited. w STORFR nj
Portland, March IS, 1883.
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TO TANNERS.


Ar pro ~ ~ tEssENDEN and TFlOA Jas ANGRY
a1ya 80 .ounseiiofs and Atorni es arLaw. have
u 80 I'm vs. ONCE cImeEly &C cupisd ht them,
Hopkins buildings, IN Middle 81 ~ -ote he
in where any husnes sentrusud them
prssl ''I 10y sSoetten and las hsiiy transacted
~''--'4-t ~sLs ~At twLS ar