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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-15
sssl.!s'SIl2:sD.,Ip. q 5.lpL. 80
EDwARDsVMIE, MARCH IS, 1928.
We insert to -day the reply of MrBnk-

We insert to-day the reply of MrBER-
RY 10 the editorial remarks Of his late
partner. animsdverting upon certain pro-
ceedings Of the lceisa and the adj
dress OF. Mr. BRowN, on relinquishing
bis interest in the l!inois Intcliigencer.
With respect to tine former Of these
publications, we will at this time, only,
sdveri to that part wherein the writer con-
siGers slavery as 'stWholly unnconnec,ed
with the suffice, ST convention" and
that ii g has been rugged ii BY the minorl-
ty as bug-besr," &c.
A man whe will, under The signature
of his own proper narae, assert and pub
iish, for truth, that which ninety nine GU.
of hundred Of, bis readers know to be
untrue, it would seem, can have bul lit
tie regard either for his personal or pro-
fessional reputatioh, or respect for tn
good sense aud understanding of the com
muni,y. How far Mr.. Berry has thus
committed himself, every citizen Of com
mon inform alton can determine one
would suppose that a Printer and mem :
Der of the legislature, ought 10 be man
of common Information. Such bare
faced attempt to deceive the people,
can excite in them no other sensation ba,
disgust. Where is TIE person, except
ing M, Berry, who will not say, what he
knows to be true, that al the commence.
meht of,he convention fever about twelve
months ago, The Introduction of slavery
into the state was he main, if notthe sole
object! Was any piher object avowea
un,il II was found thatlhe question could
Tot be carried, unless the real design
should be concealed, and others, more
plausible, proposed /!
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-15
he cause Of freedom.

the cause Of freedom.
5. RESOLVED, That we will unite in
electing those only, to fill offices of pub
lie trust, who are opposed to calling a
new convention.
6. RESOLVED, That committee of
seven be appointed to devise such auxi-
larry measures TO effect the obiectof this
meeting, as they may deem proper; and
10 designate such time and place, as they
may consider advisable, for a general
meeting ofthe inhabitants of this county,
TO whom The committee shall report.
z, Rescued, That Robert MCord,
John Laughin, Francis Kirkpatrick,
Henry Perrine. Samuel G.. Morse, Hen
~ Williams, and John Powers be that
commitlee and be requested TO hold
their first meeting on the first Saturday
in May, at Greenville.
s. ReSotved That the Secretary fur
pish the Edi,orof the Edwardsrille Spec
tator with copy OF these proceedings.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-15
FOR THE SPECULATION.

On Thursday the 9Th inst. a, he house
OF Judge Gilmore, a pnblic dinner was
given TO Jonathan H. Pu,h, Esq fbere
presentative from Bond county, This
tribute of respect was induced by his lo-
gislativs course having met the general
appreciation OF his constituents, and mpre
particularly by his vote against the con
venlion question. An address was de-
livered TO him expressive ofthe bish
qualification which his political career
had afforded, and Of The regret OCCASION
ed by bis determination to fix his future
residence in the county Of Sangamo 10
which he made an appropriate, feeling
reply. Amer dinner meeting was held
according to previous intention, when
the Rev. Aquiils Suggs being chosen to
the chair, and John Laughlin, Esq APP
pointed secretary, the following resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted:
/. Rescued, That we cordially ap-
prove Ut the Conduct Of oar representa-
live, Jonathan II. Pugh, Esq, in voting
aga ins' the Question for new convention.
2 Resolved, That the extraordinary
proceedings of the majority in the iae
Legislature to procure tie passage of
the convention bill, are calculated TO los
tsy the belief that the introduction of IN
limited slavery into Illinois, is the prisae
object OF the principal actors; and thai,
We will, therefore, use every lawful en-
deavor to oppose the Formation of con-
vepiiOn. bv whirh dasnerata ;ntr;,roa
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-15
From the Illinois h.,euigencer, February %.


from me f"tno's hl'eH'gencer, fedruary ~.
Much confusion and dissatisfaction seems to
prevail among those gentlemen COMPOSING the
minority in the late legislature, on Submitting
the question Of a convention to the peoplt
The removal Of Mr. Hansen from a seat in the
legislature, is laid hold with avidty to preii.
dice the minds Of the people at the nexi cleo
t'onagainst voting for convention. rely too
much upon their good sense to believe that
|,they are to be PLAYED upon in this way, bat
they Will go to the polls with determination
TO declare their own will ; for hold that all
power is with them subject to be delegated at
pleasure, and TO be resumed whenever theN
demand a recurrence to Fundamental prins
ples--ffom them no political wrong can eo-
nate--and / hold that the representative n.
ceves the trust for the benefit of his constitu-
enls, to be exercised for their use and sub
.iect to their control ; and Whenever he for
gets his responsibility. and the nature and ey.
tent of his derivative powers, he is unfit to be.
their representative, anlth rights Of the peo-
pie are endangered, and it becomes their dut,
as their onl. safe guard, to displace such IN
worthy servant. My interests are entirely
blended with that Of the mass Of the people,
and to them proudly appeal for my j,,s;Ifica-
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-15

TO THE PURIJC

ms number closes my connection with this
paper Causes which need not here be enu-
merated, have induced me to assign nay ,nte-
rest to RoBEar BLACKwELL, Esq former
Joint partner by whom, in conjunction with
slr. BERRY, this establishment VIII in future
be conducted To say that, in conducting this
Press, have never erred, would be presump-
hon-but can assure those who have PATRON
i2ed the paper, that those errors have pro-
ceeded iroia a mistake Judgment, and not an
intention to deceive or iniure the public.
The paper while under my con,rol, has adj
Yocaied the Importance of internal IN rove-
ment Bur aa. not vain enongh to So, that
any paragraphs nave ever written have ti Ct
ed The pubhc eye to this morn1ntous slIhIect.
The experience even Of those, whose ple iu-
dces have ed them to oppose the projected
connection OF Lake Mchgu. and the illinois
RIVER thereby completing cain of ,nh,t,d
navigation from the Hudson to the Mss ssippi,
SO pregnant with advantages to this sta {, will
compel them to seek market css ftictuatinr
and less limited than the emporium of th.
south. The last General Assembly, to their
credit be It written, after All extraordinary and
unexpected opposition, succeeded in the pas
sage ora bill TO lay the foundation of work
which viii turn to us a tide of emigration, and
give our state an important and respectable
standing IN the American Union.
| The lnteilIgencer has also heeu fo;tnd the
friend OF domestic manufactures and domestic
economy; and it has lent it's feeble aid TO de-
monst'ate the importance OF keeping the ba-
lance OF trade IN our favor
Connected with these, | have ever been a
| friend TO our free ns,itutions--and, Whenever
have deemed it necessary, wrote in their de-
fence. The time has now come hen heir
friends must be Anose,l-mhen vigorous exer-
! ton must be made to check the a,ivance OF a
| party, the existence OF which never doubred,
Wise object is to intFod ice into tins ate IN
| limited SfdaeY. Having these views it may APP
pear strange to many, that AZ this zine seould
surrender that powerful engine TO direct pub
| lie opinion, the Press. Ny opponents mal be
| assured that no eAertions Of theirs. neither
| their denunciaions or tllreats have for u mo-
! meht Influenced my mind--I leave tiais estab-
| lishment because l CHOSE to do so.
In consequence of the present arrangement
| Will be necessary TO close the numerous but
small debts due the office. Our subscriber,
viii, trust, without further solicitation, settle
| their small accounts.
VIM. Il. BROWN.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-15

rs hereby given, that Fls tNCIS HICKMAN
4 has left liimbcr OF notes and accounts in
my hands for collection. Those, therefore.
who are indebted to said Hickman. in his own
proper aane, by note or account, or by Samuel
u. Denton, his agent, are requested for the
last time TO make paymen thu reof to me be-
fore the hrs dat Of Apr'i next, or they will be
placed in The hands Of M officer for co lection.
Hail. MASON, J. p.
Edwardsvlle, March 9TH, l823-6St
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-15
Notice.

'taa59 on StASCs
A LII persons having lawful demands against
IA the estate of JAMES ROBINSON. de-
ceased, are hereby requested to present the
same. made authentic, as the law directs, on,
or prior to, the Goth day Of May next. And
those indebted to the sad estate mast make
immediate payneAt March 9Th, 1928.
.st BENAlAH ROBINSON, .qeha'r.
March l5-t2Om+
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-15
---ss1 CD iSn-

MARRtED-On Thursday evening" last, by
Iicajah Cox, Esq Mr. W1Llta GU aAw, son
Of John Gillian, ST. to Miss PoLLv M'XivveY,
laughter q John M'kieney, Esq. all o his
coupl4
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-15
VIM. Il. BROWN.

save are authorised to state that
JOHN I. LusK, is appointed Treasurer
+ this equity. Star.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
SHERIFFS' SALE.
CUMBERLAND IS.

CUMBERLAND s.
Taken Jy uirfue of al execution and 10 De soTd W
Public AUCTION on WEDNEAD ~, he @5f8
day Of June neat, AZ Ten cfHe e'4ck in Nh tofe-
moan, "a he dreilng House NJ Cet fieorgt Cuth-
nnnn, Inn holder ia Bridg ton, W said coisnty.
4 Ii the right in Equity Of redemption which
n Benjamin Chadbourn, of Harrison, in said
county, has in and 70 the following described
mnr'gaged real estate, viz. bis 10 nestrad farm,
where he now lives, lying and being il Harrison.
ia said county, containing about eighty Acres,
more Or less, i being the sane farm which tie
said Benjamin Chadbourn NOR gagged 90 Cuube-
land Bank, also ID ia Ctocker, 90 secure the
payment Of about two hundred dollars 10 the
whole. DAVID POTTER Dspy Sheriff.
Hridgton, May II, 1873.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
GARDINER IRON WORKS.

THE Subscriber. agent Of the GARDINER
IRON WORKS, has constantly for sale a.
the Agency Store ia Gardner, the following ar
ilcies viz
Saw Mill Cranks, Pulling Mill do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought and cast Mill SPindles,
liatter's Basins,-Clothier' Plates,
Crow Bars, Moulds and Coulters
Wheels for various kinds Of Machinery,
Sad irons,-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 viii be sold cheap for cash
or approved credit. Orders for any description
OF Castings, will be executed punctnallv in the
best manner. NJ. SPRINGER, JIG. agent.
Gardiner, Sept. 2, 1899. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
HOUSE & LAND FOR SALE.

A GREAT bargain NAV be obtained in very con-
4 venient two story dwelling HOUSE and STA
BILE all in complete repair with ccmmodious lot Of
LAND near the center Of business in this town. Nv
immediate application to s. LITTLE, Md. Broker
and .Nsgotiator Of Papsr
ABSO-The stock Of a Grocer, about $1,000 well as
sorted with Lease Of the Store where is good run
Of custom.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
NOTICE.

PROPOSALS for the whole or any part Of the
4 following described timber and IDa ate: ials for
building Ridge across Fore River, ard for
erecting the same, will he received by TIE sub
scriber in behalf Of the Directors of the Portland
Rri!ge Corporation, until the lab 4 June next.
viz.
go piles, from q feet to % fee, 10 length,
SO do. g o. 9 So Z" :"
163 do so 65 " these to
be hard pine
f07 sticks round timber % #. long, not less than
IL inches diameter.
fC5 30. ranging DO. II #. DO. 10 by IL ZACH.
or 10 by 70 inch.
22{ do. do 10. from 90 to 81 f.. long, do. 10.
81 m. S inch hard pine plank, free from sap, not
over 10 inch. wide and from @6 to % f.. in length
l3 m. stuff for railing he joists by inches,
middle rail 1-9 by 8 inches,-and bottom board
inch by 10 inches.
IA m. / ia inch, white oak tree nails not less
than inches long.
500--t t.2 do. do do. do DO. "a DO. do
7O9-l IL do DO. do DO. d.. fl. do.
200 pcrches Of rock and also for building two abut
nents of zoo feet each in length. Of stone and
earth. The wall To he f. at bottom and #.
al top and the cenue filled with earth and grs.el-
led ALSO proposals for erecting and corhplet-
any house of II f.. post, cne side to be OF brick
and to be Is f.. wide aud SO fl. long.
JOHN MUSSEY, Jr.
Portland, May %, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
FOR SALE,

-HA The schooner Packet MARGA
linn RET, as she now lies at Union
~ AYA Wharf, 10 tons bn RI he built in 1900
sssssslzzsges If not sold at Private sale before
t'iisy, the s)th Of May she will be sold at Pub
Tic Auction, on that day al Il O'Clock. For
terms apply 20 PHILIP GREEDY.
Podand, May q, 1923. 1w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
PORTLAND BRIDGE.

TIVE propretors of PORTLAND BRIDGE, are
n hereby notified, that Assessment of twenty five
dollars on each share of the Capital Stock of said
Bridge, voted their last Meeting and the said
Stockholders are hereby required pay the d
the Treasurer, on before the tenth day of June
next.
ELIAS THOMAS, Treasurtr
Portland, May p, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
POrtLdnd SIX and W0oLjen DIE
House and Pulling NAL.
ROBERT THOMPSON,

WOULD inform bis friends snd the public
" that he ha. had new Buildings erected near
Nanghan's Bridge for his SILK IND WOOL-
LEN DYE, ana for Fuhing and Dressing CiyiH,
IN the nPate,t manner. He has lately buiu y new
machine for hHGPPiag and YeasiiHg and Dressing
-Ct0th, which dJesit in superior s;ile.
He also Co'oars british blue for so cents yar%.
All kinds of mems garments can be coIored anu
cleaned whole.
Goods ieftet Messrs Haines and Morris, Mid
dle-Strect, az Ne. saml Emery's, head Of Long
Wharf, will be taken aud returned.
X. II. Will furnish any OF the Country Cloth
iers with kOappng, Teszing and Dressing Ma
chimes a. $4,000 cash down, or $500 on one
years credit.
Goods cOlored black every week.
Ang. 81. ,r
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
iCP NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted 10 the subscriber, either on
Book account Or Notes Of hand, are hereby noti-
ned that settlements and payments must De made Jy
NE FIRST day Of October merit and after that time all
demands unpaid viii be PIT in suit
THOMAS OSCOOD.
Portland, May 81, 1928
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
auction and Commission
STORE.

THE Subscriber would inform the ublC and
J. hi frieuus in general, that he has been duly
suthoiGed a. an Auctioneer and has taken Store
No. s, At the lower end Of Exchange Il t,where
he viii attend TO any business in this line, from
sunrise TO the setting OF The same, every day in
The week, Sabbaths excepted. lie hatmrs him
self he >as receive share of public patronage.
GOODS stored on as reasonable terms else
where in town.
Strict attention will be Paid 10 all Goods con-
signed 10 his care.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27

THE subscriber informs bis friends and the
public, that he continues 10 clean ard polish
boots and shoes in the neatest manner, at Mr..
ManuePs shop, sign ofthe pole, Exchange-street;
and collects a share r. public patronage.
WILLIAM NEWHATL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
Doct. II. Clark.

CTAS taken the House at the head of Exchange
- Street, la'ely occupied BY Mr.. Joseph Ilar-
rod, where he will be happy to attend TO any
call in the line Of his profession.
May II.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
.JEDEDIAH BOW .
WILL be Sold at PUBLIC AUCTION,

" NIL 0e SOFA az IODLiG. Il IIOJN,
for HE purpose Of ciosmg IN .4im'1ttra-
tion 1ccouat--On SATURDAY. Mc t,yen-
tyjirst day Of June. al tuo o'co,k p. .H.
UNLESS PREVIOUSLY DIsPOSED or
A t the Dwelling-H ouse ofJACOb IA JONES
"A in North Yarmouth, the following descrD-
ed Real Estate belonging to the Estate 81 Doct.
DAVID JONES, late Of said North Yarmouth,
deceased, viz eighth part If the GRiST
VII i and privilege on The over Falls N Roy
W. RIVER and additional Mil privileges On aid
Falls-Oue share IN UNION WHARF Que nd
half acres of SALT MARSH lying on Cousins
River above Davis Bridge Aho between 10 aud
90 acres ol LAND, lying On tie oastery .ide
aDd adjoining Royals River and the county Road
leading from Portland to Brunswick, which has
good proportion OF MOwne. TiIlsse, P.- IRE
and Wood LAND, with two Mill SEATS ug-
ing q ne premises
TERMS made known ~ - "ee Gf Sale.
For further particalSvs raio.re Of the sutscf.-
6ers. JACOB III. JONES, Ter.
JAMES q. NIL, .4ucrr.
North Yarmouth, May g. 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27

At Court OF Probate held Portland thin aud for the
county OF Cumberland, the third esday of Nay in
e year OF Lord eighteen hundred aud
lCHMOkD LOklNG Executor OF the last will and tes-
"a tament Of SAMUEL LORING, late of Nurth-Y ar
mouth nsad county, ysomtn, deceased having presented
MS hst account OF administration OF the Of said de-
ceased
ORDERED-That the said Executor give notice TO 7 n
persons interested by causing copy OF this order 10 ne
published three weeks succesvey in the Poraud
printed at Portland. that rhey may appear r, obatr
Court held said Portland third Tuestiay Of
1uue next. of the clock the forenoon and siew
Cause u any they have why the should be ao,y
BARRETT POTTER, 7adge.
true copy; Attest, HoRATIO sOUTHGATE, Reg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
COLLECTORS OFFICE.

COLLECTORS OFFICE.
Portland, Nay p, 1928
THE lands that have been sold ID this District.
= under the several Acts mentioned in the
above Act, and purchased by the United States,
may be redeemed al this OfiCe, within the time
allowed by the aforesaid Act
WOODBURY. STORER,
Collector Of Rercnue.
May q, 1923. 4u.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27

late OF Thompson Pond in the county OF Cumberland yeo-
man. deceased, by giving bond the law directs-He
therefore requests all ho indebted 10
dece seds estate 20 make immediate payments and those
who have any demands thereon exhibit The same FOR
settlement DANIEL COBB
otisfed, May 20. iS2s.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
CROCKER Y, &c

@
FIFTY CRATES,
Part Of which are ASSORTED, have lust been
received from LIVERPOOL by tile ship
THOMAS FOWLER,
THESE with about ONE HUNDRED pack
ages Of
Crockery, Glass, China and Hard
WARE,
before received-contan most articles Of the
kind wanted in all families.
SUCH As
China tea and dining Sets or the different peices
seperate, common, flint and cut
Decanters Tun.blerS and Vines,
Entry Lamps, Lamp Glasses, Casters and Cas-
tor Bottles, Walters, Knives and Forks, Spoons,
Brushes, pIanshed Tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee Pots.
An extensive assortment of COMMON
WARE as usual.
The above are for sale at No. 3, Merchants
Rop, Middle-Street, by
CHARLES BLANCHARD,
N. B.-Those Gentlemen who have usually
purchased at Boston are requested 10 call.
May 81, 1928. eopis.os.H
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
SAMUEL JOHNSON.

A T The PORTLAND BOOKSTORE, is Agent for
n the new
MonthIy Magazine g. Literary Journal.
Price six Dollars per annum payable delivery Of
the June MOI
work of much literary merit, published in
London and re-published 10 Boston, by OLIVER
EVERETT.
Contents ofN'o. n, for March 1928.
On the Political Writings Of MachiaveIi-
Constantinople--G rimm's Ghost, Letter Xl.
- The Silent Language Of Love, by @. r.
Weckerlin The RecolIe ctions Of a Student
No. Tho death Of Friends--Peter Pin
darics South Down Mutton Mo dern Pill
grimages, No iX.--Tomb Of Virgil. Misenum,
Avernus--1he Ske 'eton Dance, a Ballad
few Ihonght~on Small Talk Millions Co
mus--Plan Pfeaching---The Lepreshaun,
or Gold Goblin The Philosophy of Fashion
Table Talk, No. Nl.--Dream;ng--
Houndsdich Album, No. " ---Edinburgh grad
uation Day--1he Farewell 20 the Deadi by
MRS. Hemans---tate Of parties in Dublin
Peverll OF the Peak--eonnet, from Zappi---
Las Cases Journal OF Private Life and CONVEX
sation Of Napoleon--Britiah Galleries OF Art,
No. ILL.,. Hampton Court.
USF published, and Will be for sale in a f "
aO days, Al this efI-e-
The T" Narrative Of Little Emily
abridged from publication edited by Mrs. Sher-
~ood." Price cents sngle-48 cts. per dozen.
MAJ, 6.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27

AN ACT 70 extend the time allowed for the
Redemption Of Lands sold fur Direct Tax III
certain cases.
DE enacted by he Senate and
"i-' - I'D House Of Representatives. oftte
United States Of .4nlerica Ua Congress assembled,
That the time allow cd for the redemption of
lands, which have been, or may be, sold ior the
non payment Of taxes. under the several Acts,
passed the second day Of August, one Thousand
eight hundred and thirtfen. the -i1th dny ~ Ja7-
nary, one Thousand eight hu7crsd and fft1en.and
the fifth day Of March. enc Thousand eight hum
dred and sixteen for laying and collecting d.
rect tax, within the United States, 81 TAR A. ths
same have been purchased for, ~ IN behalf Of
the United States, be revived aud extended l5r
the further term Of two years, from ard after The
expiration Of the present Session Of Congress
Prorided, That on such redemption, interest
shall be paid, at the rate Of twenty per CeDtum
per annum on the taxes aforesaid and o., lie
additions Of twenty per centum, charg aapla
thereon and the right of redemption shsu
enure, as veil to the heirs and assigDees Of the
lands SO purchased on behalf Of The United
States, as to the original owners thereof
PHILIP P. BARBOUR.
Speaker or me House Of Represeniatirts.
JOHN GAiLLARD.
President Of the Senate pro tempsrs ;
Washington, March Sd, 1923.
.4pproted
JAMES MONROE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
ROBERT M. SMALL,

HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all concern
ed thar she has been duly appointed and taken upon
herself the trust OF hdminist atrx the estate Of
ROBERT A. SMALL.
late Of Minor in the Of Cumberland woman de-
ceased by giving hoDd the law drects-Shz therefore
requests all persons who indebted the dece ses
estite 10 make immediate payment those who have
any demands thereon exhibit the same for settlement
the commissioners. ANN SNATI
Minot, May g. i873.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27

late OF Brunswick in the county Of CumberIand veoman
deceased by giving bond as the law direcsShe therefore
requests persons who inds bred the deceased
est 'te 70 make immedi'te payment and those having
any demands thereon. 70 exhibit the for settems
ESTHER DQTGI AS
Brunswick, NAV 20 323.