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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05

This Map will be founded or and embrace,
generally, the valuable and original matter
contained in the :" American Atlas" published
by the author of the proposed Map, to which
will be added the results of various surveys
and explorations recently completed, and such
as are now III progress, and may be finished
previous to the publication ofthe work.
The projection adopted for the proposed
Map is similar to that selected for the Maps of
the different States contained in the Atlas lust
mentioned; by which the meridians and paral-
els of latitude are made TO ntersect AT right
angels, as nearly as due regard TO The laws of
the decrease OF the former would admit. This
mode, Of projecting Maps on an extensive
scale. represents the various quadrilat rial
figures similar to those on the Artificial Globe,
and affords very near approximation, in
other respects, to the earth itself; distances in
anv direction may be accurately ascertained,
With t.cinty, by the application Of the simple
scales the respective diagonals of the inter
sacting lines Of projection, are Of an eo1sol
length throughout the map it obvistes that
extreme distortion which results from the use
of what is called the" plane projections" in
which the papallels Of latitude are represent
cd by straight lines, and, in hne, it represents
the understanding a pictme ofthe correspond
ing feature ON the National Globe, as near its
original, as such representation can possibly
be given on plane surface.
In connecting the various materials collect
ed together for the map, certain established
points will be adhered to as land marhs or
guides for latitude and longitude to which
the local surveys, &c. viii be made to con-
FORM. Particular reference will, however be
had to such positions as shall have been sub
lected TO the most frequent and scientific OBJ
sersations Of men uf known skin, whose de-
auctions will be compared, and if found TO diff
Ter on any material point, such position will be
adopted as adue regard to the character for
accuracy of the respective observers, taken in
connection wita the advantages or dsadyanta-
ges that may have attended their operations,
NAV dictate.
The recent snrYev OF the northern bonnda-
ry OF the United States, made in conformity
10 tie treaty Of C,hent, will constitute the bass
OF so Tauch of the proposed Map as was eni-
braced within the range of that survey aud
the surrey OF the Atlantic ard Cuff Coast,
made oy order OF the Navy Department viii be
Used Tor the base Of the southern and eastern
-. tons OFT For the intermediate space,
recourse viii be had 10 the latest aad best in
formation regarding It's natura, confguration,
its seas, lakes and Islands; mountains hills and
sCsP Letters on The subject must com
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05

IEE ELDERS OF THE PREsBYTE-
RAN CnuRoA At EpwAHpsv,Mt., n=ar-
'liy corcnrrlng with their brethren of,he
Methodist Church, 10 the ka,kaskia and
Illinois Circuits, 6" in believing il to be
the duiy Of tho pious in this state to give
pubic testimony oil ,hsir gratitude to
ALMIGHTY Cop fer his goodness in
averting tho eyil OF slavery which lately
threatened our state - as wei, as for
o;scr manifestations Of his mercy to.
wards us as people, do recommend to
the members Of the Church in which
hey eli Gia,e 10 unite with their christian
brethren in setting spar, the last FRIDAY
in October instant, to be observed as .
day OF solemn thanksgiving and prayer.
The public services OF the day will
commence at | O'Clock. The mem
bers OF sister churches in this and ada
cent counties, and all other persons who
feel disposed to JOIN with us IN this pub
lie acknow Judgement oflhe Divine good
ness, are sffec,lonately invited to attend.
In the absence oil ministerial laburs an
address viii be delivered by Iayman.
October ain, 1924.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
NOTICE.

NE shall apply to the Court Of Probate for
w the county Of Madison on the I'd Monday
in November next, for settlement of the Es-
tate Of JOHN JARVIS, deceased. All per-
sons interested wilattend at the Office Of the
Judge OF said court in EGwardsvil,c "a the day
above mentioned. 30
JAMES RiGGIN, .qdm'r.
SARAH JARVIS, .4alm'r.
Hin the 1viH annexed.
F.dwardsviile Dot 4. 1824-4t9
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
PROGRESS or roPUAQT73,.

Al the general election in Angus,
1890, the county OF Madson.eagc 1852
votes ior representative 10 Congress.
Since that period the counties o. Greene.
Sapsamo, Pike, Morgan, and Fulton,
have been formed from The territory then
composing the county of Madison /
these counties at 'he general elcc,inn
in August last, for the same officer, the
whole NUMBER of votes was as follows:
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
FOR THE SPECTATOR,

anREy,
lie late contest the Friends Of Free
ave taken a manly and decided
u praise them for the boldDess, in
! y and Washing,on.like spirit with
they have acted. l lock upon ii,
1y have been the salt of the state,
means, in the hands Of Cop, Of
ing us from ruin. But let it al
remembered, that the Lord is at
b Of government, ruling and dis
bf all events in the best conceiva-
liner; that the righteous have at
been the salt Of the earth, for
ike the Lord is kind and merciful
hsbiants thereof.
lords hand is alone able to save;
Re must put our trust; and to
ought always to be thankful for
Gar sir, remember that though
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
NAAAaAlaM NARRlSON

NJ Sangamo county, informs the citizens Of
" the Western District Of this state, that
nc is a candidate for Eicctor for President and
Vice President of the United States. He
pledges himself (if eleeted) to vote for JOHN
Q, ADAMS for President, and some well
known and tried Republican for Vice Presi-
dent.
saagomc county, J.iy Is, iS24-G.,%
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
List OF Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Sat October
l, 1874.
= BENJAMIN ADAMS, Levy Allen, John
-6-s Brown, Joseph Meachan, Esq. ,, william
Morriss, Jcsham Patterson, Samuel Ripley,
Edward Wideman.
BENNETT MAXEY p. NJ.
Oct 5--St
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
Notice.

FESfIE Administrators of the csta;e of the
u late JOHN KELLY, deceased, will at.
tend at the Office of the Judge of Probate for
the county Of Sangamo, on the Cd Monday in
November next, for the purpose of making
final settlement of said estate, where all per-
sons interested may attend ifthey choose.
r. BRIGHAM,
One efthe Administrators
Oct. 12--724t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
From the N.lional Journal.

The caucus press IS frequently speak
o. the a5!e reilly OF Mr.. Crawford to the
address oil Nnian Edwards. Ii is con.
trary TO The wont OF the editors Of those
papers, on other subjects, 10 be SO lille
cauiinnS
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05

Among the genera! gratulations OF
welcome to La Fayei;c, there is one OF
no common interest awaits him in his
progress TO the south. Mr.. Gusts, of
Arlington, we learn, is causing to be
made Ring, to contain some OF the hair
of the Father Of The Country, and will
present The same TO the General when
be shall visit the Tomb Of the Great
Chief at Mount Vernon. The Ring viii
descend in the family Of La Faye,te, as
token OF the affection which suhsis.cd be-
tween the Father and Son Of American
Liberty. 1t is making at The shop Of
Mr.. Gather. in this city, will be of plain
Gold, bearing simply the inscription Of
'Eatrie Pater. The hair derives It's dare
from 1890, the General being then first
Presiden, OF the United States, and
slightly shows the frost Of time.
Nat Int
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05

Before it was put to vote, the meet
ing was periinently addressed by A. p.
Field, Esq. and On The vote being taken,
there was | IL in favor of the resolution,
and about so against it---of which Clay
and Adams, it is supposed, would have
had an equal proportion, excepting per
haps 5 or 4 for Crawford.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05

70 Those who intend to subscribe for the
Ge'ius q Gaiversal Emaac, brtioa, through the
agency Of The editor Of this paper are request
ed TO make application for that purpose during
the present month.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
. WARREN.

!. WARREN,
or the information Of citizens in this
rter, please publish in the Spectator,
WILLIAM HARRIsoN Of Sangamo
nty has bsen rec ended to the ci-
MS ofthis Electoral District as sui,a-
person for an Elector of President
Vice President of the United States,
that the day Of choosing an Elector
be first Monday in November next.
We no personal acquaintance with
Harrison, but am informed tina, he
very respectable man, and that the
ic are in possession Of the most un-
lifted assurances and pledges that If
chosen an Electnr be will vote FOR
i QUINCY ADAMS for President. and
probably for Gen. ANDREW JACK
As Vice President. Such choice
ly desirable, as it will form bond
Union between the East and the
|. I am told that if the public
in this District should declare it.
n favor Of Gen. Jackson, for Vice
lent, Mr.. Harrison will most cheer.
be the organ Of expressing it. II
led that the friends of these two
men will unite in supporting Mr..
son for an Elcctor.
A CITIZEN.
enc county, Oct. IN, 1924.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
EXTRACT TO THE EDITOR, DATED

ExTRACT TO THE EDITOR, DATED
CarroWon, Oct. 9, 1924.
" Mr.. Adams has certainly many wor-
y supporters in this county, strong.
suspect more than Jackson, certainly
|ore than Clay, and as to Crawford here
i is hors du combat"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05

The Z. S. ship Franklin, Com. Stew
art, has arrived at New-York from a
cruise of three years 10 the Pacific Ocean,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
ELECTORAL CANDIDATES.

ELECTORAL CANDIDATES.
FOR JOHN QUkTCY .qD.qslfS.
Isl District-WiLLIAM HARRISON.
Cd do. LEONARD WHITE.
FOR ANDREW L2CKSOE
Cd District--DANlEL B0ATniGHT,
HENRY EDDY,
ALEXANDER RAMSAY.
Sd do. RUSSELL T.. EEAC0CK,
ALEXANDER p. FIELD.
ron HENRY CL.4Y.
1st District--JCHN TODD.
ID do. SAMUEL II. CLUB,
JAMES GRAY.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
whole num DER Of votes was as follows

The country bordering 90 The Illinois
river is populating a, this time more re-
pidly than al any former pe;iod. Fami-
ly wagons with eniersnts are daily pas
sing this place, on their way ihither.
The following is the third section of the &C,
Of the General Assembly of this state, resDcct-
ing the election Of President and Vice prpsi
dent of the United States The judges OF Che
election in the several precincts are required
TO give al least eight days notice of the time,
by written or printed advertisements posted
up at three of the most public places in each
precinct.
Sec. 5. mi be it further enacted, That on
the tirst Monday in November, one thousand
eigh hundred and twenty, and on the first
Monday in November quadfennially tberear-
ter, an election shsll be held for one elector OF
President and Vice President in each of the
said electoral districts: Which election shall
be conducted IN the manner prescribed by
law for the election of governor lieutenant
governor and representatives to Congress !;
md the returns thereof, shall be transmitted
o the Office OF the secretary of state, and Shall
DC investigated in the same manner as the
lection for representatives to congress are re-
uired to be, by the act to regulate elections
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05
9j Z ,.!.!.. G; Z &. & 5,.r>g:s>l.z

EDWARDsviI,LH, OCTOBER 5, 1924.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-05

we have done well, We have not done all !;
there Is yet more, much more to do !:
there is another enemy to encounter,
equally subtle and powerful, and much
more destructive IN his opera,ions-I
mean DRuNKENNEss--the greatest curse
that ever infested Illinois. Our Peep lie
are complaining of hard times, and yet
are spending their time, strength, aud
money for nought.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-08-10

and lhiEsy spasns-o On sanday last Mrs Rhoda AZ
y. vile OF Mr. gossgh Lthbey. pnncip.l az the
0rsmmaf school Mrs. SARAH. wigs a AZ. John
kaighf. aged Ga-Mf John Berry. aged %
A. sea On baaFn bog Ann-Aiaria, Of Barn. a
her passage from v. Oaeans 70 Baltimore. Charlss
so q Michael Fiahst, Esq. q CeogetowA. sssa
Ia Heun0n. Lacinds Thompson. wife Of SEN
FhomTson, aged 81 years
In kainkioa On the 3ls nit Aiu- Macy. con.
sort % Capt Right sEockweli aged a.. both former
iy o. OKiosd. Mass
Al For ssHissa. $. B. Groxau. son % Jobu
0roxan. aged IA months
n Prosper. sIn. Jane. ~ils Of Elsazsr Davis.
sged Is
Ar Foz Islfnds. Capt Elsszsr Cmbtree. 70.
AZ Sinaihsgeu. on the Gin OLE Dir. Steuhan
Carver. formerly OF Mansheld AGED "a years a.
dropped DIVA dead whiie stalking Ia his safden.
Drowned ca the 10gh uit. Ny the snse.tins N I
boat IN attempting 70 cross the Andfcscosgin nv
e., Nc Bartholomew CobuFu, q Greene. aged ID
years
u Grecne. o. the 18th inst very suddenly, NJ
AMOS TarneS, aged D. Ills death was occasioned
b. accidentally piercing the loUer part of the ahJo
men with knilehe survived hul 30 honfs after the
accident. On she l9th, Mr. Stephen LaFFabee. aged
"a TFenton, N. D. Cen James Jefferson Wilson,
editor q the Trenton Tue American.
ia Alafhlehead, Capt. Benjamin Treyett, aged %
wears Capt T. served several years ~ the u 5
Navy and was considered an active aud useful
oitlcef and for several years past commanded the
4. :. Revenue Cuuer az EAstport.
Ia Kiuefy. 26sh ult Of consumption, Mai Thom
a. D. Cuts aged Ga
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-08-10

forfy coloured mechanics. snch "A earsen.
trrs. timber aAwyers, blacksnstfa raulker.
rope makers. sail makers, &C. capable u
'n'ia'ng add eqaipplng small vessels. arr also
.'nineoiaieiy wanted, 20 whom liberal encour-
seuent = offered. The government will e.
'nef PURCHASE these vessels upor fair aud lib
srai terms, Or pay them geneFous wages Ger
day. And Il they have wivss and chilaren,
land will be given them bot Il i ALWAYS a
o. understood, that The grants Of land parfic.
AtaFfy, viii BE- proyortsoned 10, and consider.
81 - reward Coz the characters which the
einerent classes 81 emigrzntE may establish ~
Their sobriety. industry aud general good con.
duct.
Al religions professions are tolerated. and
raen leii Il fuil liberty 10 worship the Alnirh
y Creator according 20 the dictates u thcii
own consciencss. and through the medium M
their own forms and ceremonies. pr0yidet
uaey % not disiarh the public lraaquillitg
Those who are Inclined 60 avail themselge,
Of the benevolent invitation Of President Bov
er. and A-sS made Up their minds 10 embark
~ either o. TIE above capacities, are reques
ted % make sariv application 10 Hugh Nc
Normlck. agent toihe Society, AZ their Office
~f~tta A. AtNft-NtAtfts " 70 D. raul tENftA "a
the auxiliary Society Of the c0l0ured people
ut bus Office, No. 81 Chapel street, 10 ente
their names. and as soon as a sufficient nun
Der are ready 10 embark. vessels will be pro
vided for the purpose. Citizen J. Granyill,
has entered iato legal obligations on behalf .
his government, that every engagement he'll
up 70 emigrants 10 this publication. shall B,
faithfully complied with on the part q thi
Republic OF Hayt.
AL letters and communications on the sub
iect OF the emigration Of free people Of colou
70 tie Island ot IIayti must be directed 20 re
ter Barker, Corresponding Secretary, a 81
Office No. 81 Fulton-street; and all person
having business with the agent, Hugh Moor
rnick. will apply as above. Signed BY orde
of tiae Acting Committee.
PETER BARKER, Sec'ry.
Eth mo. (July) 30th, 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-08-10

In this town, Mr.. JOHN CoFFIs 10 Miss Ma.
TIA Bait.
On Wednesday afternoon last, ~ the Rev. J
Taylor, Mr. Thomas r. Freeman, ofBiddeford. 70
Aiiss Martha Emery, Of this town-Mr. Jane,
biAsgnvc, 70 Miss Sarah knight
Y Passport, Mr. Thomas A. Brewer. Merchant
60 Miss Eliza Todd.
In Perry, ME- James George, TO Miss AbiEaR
Pafetson.
10 81 Stevens, Mr.. Jonalhon Dresser. TO Mis-,
Polly HaySock.
In ST. George Nir. OTIS Croker. Of Machias, %
Bis Sarah o'Bnen of that place.
Ia Brooks. William Reynolds. to Miss Mehita.
be Trundy.
Ia Sangsrills, Nc. Mr.. Issachar Thissel 70 Mis-,
Lydia Daisy.
Let's sing. 0 be ai-L
The Thlssei and DsiSey
Unite in Hymenea tethsF,
And long may they flourish
And each other nourish,
The Thissel and Daisey together.
Patrick.
Welearn nat couple Of pair Of Indians Of the
Psnohscct tribe. win he joined ~ marriage next
Sabbath Al Nsw-Cssile. according TO the rites Of
The Catholic church Hts. Int y tic Tth inst
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-08-10
DIED.

IN this town, Nancy Ann. daughter Of Nj Josh.
% Dyer. aged IS years and aloe Hnonths-Nancy,
daughter a Dir. Rsnjamin Caucr-Josiah, SOP Of
BIT. David Tucker. aged i5-MF John Richardson.
ssilmakrr. formerly 1t Portsmouth. n. n. aad a
natise q salem Nsss-MT. Edward b. Souther
aged ga child OF Sir. Ryan aged Il months
mEx Sarah Price. aged xClv. Tor many years
respectable School Mistress IN this piace--Nr
Thomas Lssvis. Jf aged 5i-Edward. son Of the
late Nr. Nicholas Shsa. aged i3-slrs. Ruth Pitts
~. John Noyes aged 81 During his illnesS
which lasted cary Is days re had fifty eight fits
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-08-10
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

A SPECIAL meeting Of the BOARD Of Trus-
n tees, OF BOWDOIN COLLEGE, i appoint
ed 70 be held Al Brunswick, in the College Libra
~, on Monday, the 3Oth day Of August inst At
4 O'Clock Y. NJ to take into consideration She
report OF the committee, for revisal Of the Laws
of the College. W. ALLEN, PresidsER.
BrunsS ick. Aug. g
1 III aanusi meeting % tao President and
Trustees Of BOWDOIN COLLEGE, will
0e held at the College Library, Oh Tuesday, the
5lst day OF August inst. at O'Clock in the fore
noon. BENJAMIN ORR, Secy
August 5 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-08-10
Bowdoin COLLEGE.

CANDIDATES or ADMISSION into Bow
~ doin College will be examined in MAssA-
eHUstTrs HALL, on THURSDAY, sept 2, az
O'Clock, A. NJ They must produce certificates
OF their good moral character They arvw-
CURED % write Latin grammatically. and 70 be-
well acquainted with Geography, Walsh Arith-
metici Cicero's select 0raiiona. Virgil, Sailust,
With the Greek Testament, and CollectaRea
" area Nnora. Candidates, who cannot c0n.
veniently attend Al Commencement, will be ex-
amined on the last day Of September.
WILLIAM ALLEN, President
BOwd0in COLLEGE, AUG 7 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-08-10

THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF MAINE
VIII hold their annual meeting al the Lee
tire Room OF Professor Cleveland, Bowdoin
College brunswick, At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ on
Tuesday August 3lst-An address Is expected
60 he delivered before the Society, and q dinner
win be provided At Dr. Jonathan PAGES
Per Order, BENJA. ID. BARTLETT. Res. Se.'v
Bath, Angus; 10, 1874.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-08-10
NEW BOOKS.
The TRIALS. a tale !;

MEMOIRS 81 Cspt. Rock
The REDGAUNTLET, By the Author Of Waiver
~, &C;
REDWOOD Tale
LETTERS from the South aud West;
SAYINGS and DOINGs
HADJI BABA;
Chalmers SERMONS
wilkins ASTRONOMY
Clerks MAG AZINE;
TOWN OFFICER. new edition
At0rsss new inar0ved ATLAS.
Portland. August 10 1874 So
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-08-10

In Store.
100 Bbls. Mess, No. ! and BEEF;
300 bbls. Mountain fine and super6ne ALEX.
ANDRIA FLOUR;
so bbls PEARL ASHES;
l7o boxes by g, by @ and by 10 GLASS;
600 lbs. very superior Harness Gather
10 superior Chaise Tops;
do. Dearborn do:
pipes Lisbon, Sicily and Canary WINE;
3 casks Cut-glass Tumblers
10 dozen German Steel Handsaws
DrmIons Claret Wine
general assortment Of Iron and Copper
TACKS and Cut Brads constantly on
hand;
IS bundles SHEET IRON;
80 boxes Tin Plate;
tons English Patent SHOT;
500 lbs. IRON WIRE
1000 lbs. Spanish BLOCK TIN
$50 boxes Alexandria, Spanish and half Span
ish CIGARS;
10 bbls Cherry Rum
Factory Checks and Bedticks
Bbls block tin Tea Pots
AZ Bolts Ravens DUCK;
500 sides SOLE LEATHER
900 Gunny Bags;
80 casks Raisins
80 boxes and half boxes ditto
6 casks Winter OIL
l case Mustard
Blue, drab, olive and black BROAD.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
LEFANTINE SHAWLS;
Long Cashmere ditto
2 bales twilled BOMBAZETTs
Is Frails FIGS;
30 doz. HOES
50 Reams wrapping and printing Paper
Chests Souchong and Hyson TEA:
900 boxes mould CANDLES, Am. tallow.
loo Boxes brown SOAP
50 Bbls. soft do;
8 Tons English Flat and Round IRON.
- Cash literally advanced on Merchandise.
Aug. z. isu.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-08-10
JOHN ID. GARDNER.

JOHN ID. GARDNER,
Commission Merchant and .4uchmssy.
II AS received by the late arrivals from
y n New York aud Alexandria. md offers NJ
PRIVATE SALT
500 Barrels Alexandria Fine A,
Superhne FLOUR
l5OkeEs Manufactured TOBACCO, some waF
ranted Isl quality
POI 600 Spanish CIGARS, very slpercr 1uaIitvt
Pipes Cognac BRANDY
5000 Feet Ontario GLASS:
4 ilhds New York WHITING
5J Kegs Vsrdigrise, ground IN oil and war.
ranted
Casks Spanish Brown,
Powdered LTIHARGE
5000 Bueuos Ayres o. HORNS
20 Barrels ROSTN;
20 Or. Casks Canary WINE, e Cogswea'S
brand
20 Pieces German Half DUCK;
~ Doc. German and Cast Steel Panel ana
Hand SAWS, e in.
100 Pieces Red FanneIs.
60 PissUes WHITE 10.
5000 Feet Chelmsford GLASS. assorted sizes
WANTED AS ABOVE.
2OOO Bushels Flax SEED.
Portland, July IA, 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-08-10

" HEREAS application has been made
w 70 me hy Eve ~ the propFieiors Of com
mnu and undivided Lands Ia the town of Stan
dish, 20 call a meeting Of said proprietor
hereby noiify and warn said proprietors 10 meet
q The Counting Room Of Joseph Ticomb. II
Portland, on Friday the third day Of sepiem-
btr next, At II O'Clock in the forenoon OF said
day, Zoe the following purposes, VIZ -
J. To choose a Moderator.
2 To see the Proprietors will take meas
ufes % distribute among the Individual pr0prie-
tors any Of the monies how, or that may be in
the hands Of their Treasurer, or ratify vote for
this purpose, passed the fifth day Of August in
slant
3 To do any thing else that may be thought
necessary t'~ciose the concerns OF said Proprie-
tors, aud act on those articles as they may see
TT.
4 To appoint a committee 20 enter upon and
take possession Of any Lands belonging 70 the
sasfi Pfopf cters--aRd a. dominance and prose
cute 70 hnal Judgment, any action or actions.
which they find necessary TO gain possession OF
said Lands, and TO recover damages for any tres
passes which have been or may be committed on
the ProprietorS lands and also 70 authorize and
empower said Committee 10 sell and make deeds
OF any Lands belonging 10 said ProprietOrs
3. To receive and allow accounts
JOSEPH TTTCOMB, Prop's Clerk.
Portland, o,h Aug. 1924
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Daniel Twitchell, will re.

eeive monies due us, in any Of the towns, in
Cumberland or Oxford counties, on his route
u The above gentlemen win receive sub
seriphons, for the Gazette and Advertiser, and
Advertisements, and forward them free Of post
age