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To The Senate md House D, Representa-

To The Senate md House o. Representa-
tires in Legisl hHre assembled.
. ESPECTFULLY represent. Tho's G. Thorn
q ton. Thomas Cuts and Ether Shepley, as
they are administrators on the Estate of Thomas
Cuts, late Of Saco, Esq. deceased that the said
Cults, deceased, during his life time, on the
fourteenth day Of December, 1920, barganed
and sold 10 Benjamin M'Donald, two lots Of
Land situated IN BALDWIN, being OTIS Nos. & 6
\ in the eighth range, East, confirming 100 acres
each, for the sum Of eleven hundred dollars
that deed was written and forwarded to said
Cults, by his agent. for his signature few days
before his death-that said M'Donad gave Sc
( ourIty Tor payment Of the money, and has paid
! part thereof and is ready to pay the remainder
| that no obligation under the hand and seal Of
said Cults, was given TO said M'Donald. although
! there is written evidence of said contract.
! Said administrators would further represent
that on the fourth day Of February, 1907, Josiah
Milliken, If Baldwin. conveyed by absolute deed
to the said Cults, deceased, 10 secure the pay
ment of sum Of money. due from said Milliken
TO said Cutts-that said Cuts at the same time
agreed in writing with said Mil ikeu, that upon
payment Of the sum due him, he would by deed
ofrelease, relinquish all title to two lots Of Land
in Baldwin-one tract Of sixty acre., being
part Of lot No. is, in the second range-the 9TH
er containing fifty acres, being the same John
| insecure sold said MilIiken-thatisaid Milliken
has entirely paid TO said Cuts during his life
! time, and to said administrators, all monies due
| from him TO said Cuts
That said Cults, during his lifetime. contract
ed by writing, without seal, 10 convey certain
| tract Of Land to Isaac Goodridge, described in
said writing how in the possession of said Good
ridge-that said Coodridge has performed and Is
ready 20 perform a. on his part TO be performed,
and is desirous Of having said contract FL Fl led
Your petitioners further represent. that they
cannot obtain authority TO perform the contract
| aforesaid. on the part Of said Cuts, deceased,
without the Interference OF the Legislature
Wherefore they pray thatthey may be authoriz-
ed to convey said tract. Of Land TO said persons
respectively, upon their performing all their
part 70 be performed, and as in duty bound will
ever pray.
T. g. THORNTON,
THOMAS QUITS, Administrators
ETHER SHEPLEY,\
A true Copy-Attest,
Z. b. SMITH, Sec'y. OF III. Senate.
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STATE or MINE.

liz SENATE, Jan. II, 1925.
On the Petition aforesaid. Ordered, That the
Petitioners cause an attested Copy Of their Petit
ton, with this Order thereon, to he published
two weeks excessively in the Portland Gazette,
newspaper printed in Portland, one day, at
least, before the fourth Wednesday of he pres
emf session of the present Legislature, that all
persons interested, may then appear and she W
cause. Of any they have) why the prayer OF said
Petition should not be granted.
Sent dorm for concurrence.
DANIEL ROSE, loresiGsak
In ne House Of Representatives., Jan. II, 1928.
Read and conCurred
BENJAMIN AMES, Speaker.
true Copy Attest.
{. 3. SMITE, Ssc'y eFthe Senate.
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The present edition or this Geography has been pre-
pared with great labor and much study
To shew the value oftne whole, in the estimation
Of several much respected gentlemen who have
med it, we annex the following notices.
Having examined, extensively as our engage
ments would permit, "a Abridgement of tie
American Universal Geography" by Jedediah Morse,
ID. ID. and Sidney Edwa;ds Morse A. M. we have
hesitation in saying that .hins possesses great
merit. With labor which authors rarely bestow on
new editions this work appears 10 have been entirely
rewritten, and that with much and ability. The
simplicity and brevity Of its stylethe various and in
terestlng matter which it contansand the excellence
Of its arrangement, make it very valuable not
only as school-book for youth but a convenient
manuel for occasional use to of reading The
system Of Questions running through the work. and the
General Utelcs, At its close, must greatly increase its
usefulness 10 learners in Geography The Map OF
the United States which is given specimen Of the
proposed Atlas, is executed in a superior style OF
workmanship. Z. PORTER.
L. WOODS
| J. MURDOCH.
| Theolooin1l Seminnyy Gndoyer .JuIu 10 1921
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Theological Seminary. .fndOusr. July 10, 1921.

From Silliman's Journal OF the Arts and Sciences,
published at New-Haven--3 Notice of JuorSeS .NetU
School Geography and ALIAS, 36s. Richardson f
Lord Bsston.-This is the twenty second edition OF
the School ply, and is published by Jedediah
Morse, ID. ID. and Sidney Z. Morse, A. NJ. The
present edition with much labor and care has been
taken into draft, and all the modern improve
ments Of Importance have been introduced The
General Views Or Recapitulations occupy about one
third OF the work, and constitute the feature which
particularly distinguishes it from former editions and
which gives it decided preference other School
Biographies. All that is important relating to the
population, commerce. literature religion, &c. Of the
countries of the world is here condensed, explained by
remarks, and accompanied by questions. TO rem
der il easy for the youth understand. The general
views are followed by about fifty pages of Questions
on the Maps of the Atlas. The Atlas. contains
EIGHT MAPS. viz. of the Globe, Europe Asia,
Africa. North America, South America, the United
States and the British Islands. These are corrected
by the authors, and very neatly engraved and
coloured.
This compend Of School Geography, we understand
from the public report of the superintendent of
Schools in the State Of New York has been examined
by him, and recommended for general in the
Schools throughout that State. So far our knowl-
edge extends think his judgment and decision wise,
and that the work will prove extensively useful.
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TO the Hon Senate and House Of Representatives. Of
the State Of Maine, in legislature assembled, jan
1tGry, 1928,
THE ,criber-, inn abtants Of Cane EI,,b.tb anil
Portland. in the county of Cumbe rland hunbv repre-
that in their opinion public good require that The H.
OF another bridge River The present
Vaughsn bridge is believed Be az least rhr,e
miles farther than is necessary-,n sborrer roste ,d
only be great convenience the citizens having b
sness ~ PDrtla1 bur will be an essential At
orrwould expedite relief be afforded 70 vessels on
ths cost@nd greatly promote the convenience Of those
who may find II necessary 10 rssot tie air and bah-
ing for thr purposes Of hath
They rher fore that thew anil their associates 7y
maintain suitable bridge exrrnd from the north poy
of the farm OF Elias Thomas, Esq in Cape Elizabeth r.
~hrf, u Portand-wirh such privileges. immunlTes and
tolls, a. are customary ~ sue cases.
October 10 Is2l. ''-'y '''''''
CHARLES B. SMITH, seqy IF the Ssaafs.
STATE OF MAINE.
IN SENATE, JAN. I, 1928.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered That the Petitioner
thereon. to Be served m the Clerk ii TIE neorpnra,n n
Vsagh1 bridge, and the CLERK OF Of Portland
Portland and independent Statesman printed III
PorAnd' four days at east before the fourth snrsav
persons Interested then appear. and she cause M
any they hsve} why the prayer Of said petition should noe
SeEf Go7UR for coaeHrreEce.
Istie Maze Of Representatives, fan. o, IS73
Read and conCurTed.
, BENJAMIN AMEs. Speaker.
CHARLES 3. SMITH. scey qrt5e s>nafe.
NHE subscriber herV gives pnbIc notice 70 All
3d. hat he has bern daily appointed takrn upon him
self the trust OF Atmiuisrr tor of the rsta-e of
REUBEN SAWYER
ate of Portland IN The county c Cunberland c=bnetz
keT decreased, giving bond the drects Ne there
tore estS all persons who Indebted To the said d
cessedS estate 20 maize immediate PAYMENT md those y h.
have any demands thereon exhibit the s-rte
merit 10 BENJAMIN ILSLEY.
THE subscriber hereby Gives pubic notice to an conce,.
ed. that he has been duly appointed and taken up5a
himself the trust Of sdtinist the estate OF
SAMUEL SEABURY
lare OF Tothvlrmou'h, n the courtv Of Cumbsrianl ~
recraSed,h by giving hcnd tn hrrcrsTI- Thea
nre requests Al persons Who iud-ht,d 20 the said L.
ceAed estate mafe Immediate and rhosr Wa
have any demands thereon 70 eShih' the for s~--
ment "a DAVID SEABURY.
TUE subscribers hereby give rnc rrric- ~ concrn
e. thar thty have d1t ppoinred and taken upoa
aemst Ives The IF adn,oisrartrs te estate at
LOTHROP LEWIS.
arr nS Co ham, IN the Of cur,hrlan -snn-- -.
ce7sed by giving bond The law d~cs-1hey therefor.
request ~ who ind btr said drcasstis
estate ~ make fmmedi1e and those no have
any demands thereon. exhibit he IN serflr4r ..
STFPHEN T. FEWtSa
JACOB S.SMIIas
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NEW GOODS.
JOSEPH JOHNSON,

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Snring's Institution.
RTFLEyNE.N .4TTENTfON.

RIFLEMEN ATTENTION..
THE Members Of the Portland Rife Company
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at Z O'Clock. A punctual attendance is request
ed. IL. LEAFIS. Jr. CIc,k.
Tuesday, Jan. IA.
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J0NA. sNELLING.)
J. X. COTTING, Commit.
BENJAMIN HOLM

true copy from the records and files Of the Assoc
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Notice 10 instructors {, School Comnaiitee

Notice 10 instructors d. School Committees.
The publishers Of MORSE'S SCHOOL GEOGRA-
PLY. inform those instructors who have been wait
ing time for this work, that the edition in press
is in such state of lorwardness. that it be
promised in the Of few days. The delay has
been unavoidable time has been taken
up in again revising the whole copy, with view.
far as possible, to bring down the various information
which il contains to the latest PERIOD and with the
greatest accuracy which the natuTe Of the subject is
capable Of admitting This edition will give the pop
ulation Of the United States, according the late
census; and will be enriched with new system of
ancient Geography, he.sudy OF which has Of late be-
come almost universal; and in other respects it will be
greatly improved. The favor bestowed the last
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ton in which il is held This edition it is believed
viii be more worthy of public appreciation. About
seven thousand COMES absorbed the last
and now fifteen thousand printing. Some of the
plates in the Atlas have been re-engraved and i'm
proved. Boston, Nov. rs, 1922.
cortland, Jan. IA.