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fasearable - The success Of our democracy.
Fortunately al bis prophecies 90 far have
failed, and JoHS q. AnsMs may almost stand
excused for Questioning Biz Inspiration, though
he never can be defended FOR assailing his
lane--for that was the Inheritance Of his
c0untry. The only one Of Dir Amcs's predic-
tons that remains 10 be fulfilled. Il ever, Is
that Of the termination Of democracy IN des-
potism. And this would probably arise from
taking the choice Of President from the peo-
pie nader prctencc o. the danger u anarchy
resulting from the election gong int0 the
House Of Representative.
II the democracy Of The United States shall
prove tselfto possess tbs rcdeeming principle
Il has nov displayed, II will defeat az least for
the present this last prediction u is danger !;
y is determination 10 dextroya caucus nomi-
nation prevails, il win not only pot an end 70
tie anlicipatisns ofits enemies. but promises "a
give greater peFmaaeHay 70 the true princi-
pies Of democracy, than IL has ever been sup
posed % be capable Of acquiring. II has al
ready proved that il was able 10 avoid the ex-
treme Of anarchy. We have now 10 see
whether il has the virtue TO prevent the con
trary abuse ofohgarchy.
Doctrines have been imputed 10 the federal
republicans Of the United States, which they dis.
avow and delest, as the most abhoned heresies
have been fastened upon the Catholics OF Eng
land and ireland, TO their political disirsn-
chisement OF all these the most justly obnox-
ious to popular indignation was that Of thepolicy
OF sariag the people from Their tcOra eHemies-
themselves. Forf they caunot save themselves,
Con save them from their keepers And II they
cannot be trusted 10 choose their own president,
N the name OF heaven, who can
The great dagger OF d0minsHt party as justly
stated By 3d.. JrFFERsos, ia his excellent Inaug-
ural Address, is 20 " feel poirer and forget right
Such disposition is unfortunately but too con-
genial TO the inhrmity of poor human nature
and Il Is well 20 become wise by the lessons 81
experience, aud still better to receive them from
the errors Of an adversary. The history Of par.
ties In the United States proves TO demonstra.
ton that all attempts 10 fetter the free will OF
majority OF the people, are sure TO rscoil with
tenfold vengeance upon the authours of the
usurpation. And happy will il be not Gully for
the perpetuity Of those principles, on which the
sovereignty Of the people is founded, but for the
lpredominance Of the great democratic party Of
the nation itself, II il should 50 happen here
| that
I" Consideration like an angel came
And whipped the offending ADAM out of it ."
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DIED

10 this town. Mrs. Mary wife Of Mr.. Edward u.
graham, aged IS years
On TussCsy last, Mary Hobart, daughter Of
Mr. Charles Rogers, aged III years.
In Nindham, on the 2lst day Of Jan. last, James
kennard. son Of Elijah KsnnaId, Of the Society 81
Friends. aged about 2l years
Insatiate death how often has thy dart
10 that sad vale tTanshNed the youthful heart
How OF has npning manhood fell the blow,
That all parents hopes ia dust laid low
. God has willed-yeI hear, great power divine.
And be this dearest boon OF mercy mine
Grant me IN life 10 glad each parents hear.
Until ripe age shall bid their s0uls depart;
That when the sifcait OF their years il done,
Their last essay shall be 70 bless their sou;
Their Pease shall mid nv sorrows sweeslY smile
And hope. hlest hope. rsmain 10 soothe ~ toll.
In Belfast, very suddenly Milton, son Of Dir.
Robert Patterson, "a, aged ~ years
In Dixmont, Sally, child Of Mr.. Dexter Howe.
aged IA months-widow Mary Chase, former
y Of Sutton Mass. aged - years.
In StaDdish, 18th inst Miss Sarah. daughter Of
Mr.. Joseph Sanbourn aged 36
In Pennington Mss Eliza, daughter of Deac
Hebron Mayhem, aged Is.
In Brunswick, on the 10th inst Mrs MARIA
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sons little misunderstanding having re-.
eenuy secured between the two brancbes
~ s''e Legislature relating % the proceedings
- peuisons f0r division of Hanccok Coan-
- committee was appointed ii tie House.
"ith power 70 send Gar persons aad pauer,'
aha 70 report statement Of facts rciatinr "a
snat subject. The committee reaov,e8 On
l,.-s.J s,'efnoon, a. such length that our
.s4.' va not aiiow ia insertion entire. IL
.'@ses mat lonlt COMMITTEES on the The pe4i-
s.- eAe w o1Fision Of Hancock County, unan-
s.sY agreed 10 report ieuus % rifhdrur,
- Nsr, Usher from that committee, did ac-
eoraingiy 50 report 10 the Senate. The re-
port a. appears BY the Senate Journal. was
seaa and accepted with an amendment order
rs notice 10 sundry newspaper, returnabse
- ne next Legislature. The original report
vas received ia the House with tbe following
words eraseds therefrom, " the petitioners
save leave % withdraw their petition and
aoertihcate from the Senate of their amend.
ment directing notice 10 be given on the pe-
htlons. The erasnre was made bv Tie
President Of the Senate. Ga motion ii The
uouse Tor accepting the original repoft
granting leave 20 withdraw, the Speaker not
being able 70 ind the repart, determined that
such motion could not be sustained mill Il
was iound. message was sent 60 the Sen
ate requesting the said report 10 be sent
down The Senate answered that il had
been already sent. On another hike reanes,
oy message, the Senate voted to take no fur.
Their order thereon. The committee also re.
ported, that after the most strict enquir,
they could not hnd such Report as above men
toned
he report Of THIS com8sittee was accepted
and ordesedzo te entered on the journal OF
I'd House, and message To he sent % the
Senate acqeaintiog them with the facts b,
reading the report Of said committee or Law.
ing q duplicate on the Presidents table,
On the Clerk Stating 10 the Senate the ma
ture Of bis message, the Senate decided 10
10 receive written message, nor to allow
the same 70 be laid on the table as the ClerE
requested on The part Of the House.
.Nots--Mr Watson acted on the Commute,
and advocated the prayer Of the petition os IN
INHABITANTS Of Belfast, for new County but di
net vote when the question was taken in Committee
giving leses 70 withdraw, he being one Of the peti
iionefs, and Z not being usual for member 20 vot
= making o. the report ia such cases m th
House be always advocated and voted ia fayop
the new County
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WiiEEL0Ck. ~ ialcsy 81 ihe late President Vice.
l0gk, III Dartmouth College, aged 90 years.
She was the daughter 81 Air suhm, the Danish
governor a - Thomas lirr mother was nt Che
family 1t Naieyilic cne ok TIE persecuied pro
lessani families, which Ged from France On the
revocation uf tire cdict az NantE. Her last
years werr years 81 iakuniiy and pain but the
belief of Christian truth furnished her with uA-
Ealing sources u consalafiun and happiness, and
she departed this life IL she hope OF blessed inn
mortality throagh faith Ia the cruciaed Son u
God
In Hudson, N.Y. on The l5ih inst air. Ebenezer
Eisuinton, aged - years lately from New
York, but formerly from EdgeCombe, Maine.
In Bangor. BIS, ult Frederick Augustus, son Of
Mr.. Paddock Davis, agrd 3 months
In Wayne, Q'en) Mrs. Hannah, concot Of
Warner Wade, and daughter Of Mr. Asahei
Skinner, formerly Of Corinth, aged 81 years
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lansL
A.. - Norfolk. sth iass schf rive Broshsss. 1.
lano. "a slis PolL 81 days iruu Kinfsiaa. Inm.
brio~ horiolA. Nancy. caHii, w tBrunsu.c I.
70 - Roads ION. Aano. spins. tai saool IT,
hago. -.
A. ilih Rachel Liaeola. az wisc.s.ss p, "a
c. ~. The haucy, Bay, foF Liverpool lsh ths
Roads same day.
Tbs lincoln ans Charles. bad gore 10 sea.
A. - BAIT e., r. Reads. sniih u Krungbrc.
". Orleans. ~
q. st n. YORK. I2t, EmiEnnt. Blanchard. 81.
Ihsmas Olive. Dunk~atsF, a. Th0sas Julia,
Aiohiie
Aras New York Iaih lnst Consha. Johusou.
Gibraltar Mems, Weeks, af tlHlr por. 81 Cr8r--
.cL Aars. Sinpson, of suliSssu ST. John. L. r.; IA
~ Ann. NlscasseE Iryai B1tian
Sch. kuraMnf, Ell Puulaha. ca St Thomas. rode
our the gale a New York, "a Sunday IstA
The Fanny, Niimingfon, Tor W. Indies. sailed
= days belors--Wm 81 FoHland. dav Previous.
The brig Pngbe' tof Castins,l 90, ashore Ga toe
bar, and expected 70 be LOST
The Atlantic, of Eden. ~ AZ NJ Yak. unshipp
ed hef Eudder Jan .. lat. 3, lon. "a. IN a gale.
O. Tual. Boyd, Miscassets Nnma. Ponland
A. IN. Yoik, I8sh inst. schr Henry. Harvey.
Of this pert days from Charleston.
Tue ranger, % Portland, f0r Jamas River. leit
N. London. 9gh,
Ar. 18th. Mary 4, Margaret, Norfolk S. fof Pros
peer. l3h-saiisd O Bfan5h, Norfolk.
II port, l4fh, Osprey.
Ar. az Helmets Hole. I 9Th. Nelson. Jan. q. foi
s. John, and sailed next day. IN Cd. witH the Mary
Y Margaret for Prospect Osprey, ksnucbunk
Ocean, Portland.
sch. Magnet. Strong. from 81 Pieues iar Bns
ton. az. At Pfoyincetuwn, on TuesdaY night. with
loss Of inremast and part Of mainmast
| The Magnet, remained - % ca Wednesday w
". We understand she rolled away hef uaasIs. IN
the Gulph, 10 calm aud that she had been iulr
Nantuckel.
Ar at Boston. 18th. brig Feur Brothers, Cope
land, Halifax, %, via several Eastern ports; Bos
ton. shacklord, EastpcTt-l9Ih, Az. sen. stephen
Jones. Tilden Fredericksburg via Vineyard. sch.
Enierprize, Moody, JeTemie.--Cl. Maine. Story
Bath John KenRebuDk
4 Cl, at Boston, brig Venus, Emery, Cayenne
Freernason, Haskell Of Steuhfn. Chaheslon.-Ar
2lst. Almira, Collins, Savannah, N.
The Aristides, Of Boston. for Belfast. sailed r.
Eastporl Shin the gale Of 18th, IN Monsenerky
Reach, broke one Of Her anchors ana Ca IhesI4th
was within 20 miles OF her port.
An English brig, from -. John. went On shore
al West Quoddy, ia the gale ofthe lIth.
Il The Olive Branch, was driven out of the liar
Dor of West Prospect on Sunday 8th inst by Eal
Of wind. and drifted IN the ice i've leagues, viii
the loss Of 10th anchors and the sheet eable.-Bsl
Gee.
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.MaRRTEn

In North Yarmouth, Mr. William Holt, IT. &c
Miss Huldah G Russell
In Saco, Mr.. Enoch Goodale, Bookseller. 10
Miss Hannah c Jordan.
In Guilford, Mr.. silas Morrill,, to widow SALLY
Buck
In Dover, \. II by the Rev Mr.. Clary, Mr.
Oliver Norton, OF South Berwick, Me to Mis-
Mary II. featon, OF Somersworth, n H.
In Sullivan, BY John Sargent, Esq Mr. jason
Lord, 10 Miss Nancy Ann simpson.
Ia Cornwall. Goa. Mr.. John Ridge. O. tho Chero
kss nation. and late member Of the FOREIGN Mis-
sion school, to Mi" Sally B. Northrop. daus htsr
Mr.. john P. Northrop
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PTBLIC 4TCTION.

ITO ~ Sold AZ Pubhc Aaction, "a TUBS
Il DAY The sixth day of April neat. ma ihe
house 81 John Cieavss. IN Sarn, WE ten D'rlouh
forenoon, BY license from thc Judge II Pro
bette tor thr county "a York much Of the
REAL ESTATE Of ThamnF Catir, Esq hrraas-
ed as viii raise the sam 81 twelve thousand and
one hundred dollsrs tor the payment NJ said
deceaseds just debts sHd incidental charges
AMONG the property sold Is IS expected VIII be
the following farms, lots M land. hr tD wit s--
The silneon Goodwin FAHM-fAe staples
FARM small Hot 9E al the westerly end ut
TIE free bridge-and abcat forty acres 0i LAND
adjoining iou1s e 4ast,s1 March in Riidetord
1.-The STORE and LOT occupied by Iris
tram Hooper, and two LOTS adjoining tia lot
of LAND between SAGE river and the Buxton
road, being the Boom l0t--a HOUSE and LOT
formerly occupied by John C0nd0n--aevprai
hue HOUSE LOTS On tbs main street between
IA. 4. Thornt0ns and 8. Nqes--a lot adi0in-
ing lands OF Stephen Sawyer. Springs road and
the Buxton road-one SHARE IN The Propgit.
tors, Wharf-three LOTS, withea smell HOUSE
on one OF them, on the north west side Of the
second street below the post r0ad--0nr h0T
on the south east side III The same stIsct--one
LOI on the north west side Of The arst street
below the post road, adjoining lands WI Dr
Sbannon-aud a LOT aud HOUSE occupied
hy SamuUi Pitcher-al in Snco--AH ihe
y. N. oFfhNA ng LtF bHA1haNN iN TIC N1MN Nf
Hollis, consisting Of valuable FARMS, Rights
and dill privileges-al the undivided Rights on
Shares, and several other lots CT LAND in the
town Of Porter, in the county Of 0xlord-s lot
toi LAND IN Baldwin, set or On execution
from one LaF-abee-SALT MARSH IN scarbo-
rough, county Of H.befland-KITTERY ISL
AND, 80 called, IN Saso river. below Smiths
bridge-PENS in projectors meeting house
| in Sac0
| Conditions Of sale-Cash 0r Notes rGceivu-
bic Tor discount az Saco Bank
A. @ THORNTON.
| THOMAS QUITS, Admrs.
ETHER SHEPLEY,
February 9th, 1924
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70 JAMES NEIL, Clerk on thc Pr0prisfors W
certain Tract Of land IL Portland ~ ne COIN
tyof Cumberland, formerly assigned % ne lsid-
0ls cf .4Alhong Bracket, deceased rs port gf hsr
d0irer ia his estate
w If the subscribers request you 10 call meet.
ing Of said Propriciors, ID be holden at
.MiehelFs Hotel, in Portland, on the eighth day
OF March next, al 10 oclocH "A. M.
\. To choose Moderator
2. To see il the Proprietors win sell at Aue.
ton, or otherwise dispose Of Two strips M land
and fats, (being al that remains unsold u said
tTactl in front Of Clark and Brackett-Strees. the
same having been omitted in the former sales
GireH under our kaaas, FEB 9fh, ls24
II. MELLEN.
v. ABBOT.
WM. DOUGLAS.
y. ID. HOPKINS.
JOHN BRACKET, jan.
TO fhe Pr0prisi1rg aforesaid
You are hereby notified TO meet u the tine
and place, and for the purposes above mentioned
JAMES NEAL, PrBp CIsrk.
Portland, Feb. =, 1924
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~ MARINE. u
IN PORT or ~
49,. ::P0RTLaND:: l


ARRIVALS
TRlDAY-AT big Mechanic. Lincoln, 10 DAYS
from MalaEzas Len Jan 30, ship Madison. Nor
ris. Boston 26 Boy, Green. Providence; Glide. En-
dicoti, salem; Leonidas, LaWton, Bristol; hngs
Charles, Coins, Of Bristol for Charleston IN IS days.
New Columbia, Collins. leading; Busy Barton. 81
Bristol. waiting cargo; Sarah Maria, Cole, B0sioa,
loading Decatur. Miller of Wiscasset, from 81 ia
20, waiting caIsof Five Sisters Lindsey. Boston dol
Aarcellus, Somers. salem, 20; Ago, Parker, OF do.
Charleston l5i Pacific. Bradford loading for TINS
port Castor. Hood. de- Is; Decatur Providence Is.
Galaxy, HARDING. Boston. 20. Mary. DriakWaier. Of
tnis pot for Europe, waiting cargo; Neptune, Bar
ton, Of Bristol, X. l. for hlaneilles in days. 70
land, -Dayalson, ~. London; Bowdoin. Carr. War
rem, z, Betsey Dole, Robinson. New London sEIic4.
Rebscca, M0fTison. Of Balm, New YORK 3; James,
Cole, Boston II; Mary. Dunwell, OF New York, ios
Genoa II; GeorgIana Monroe New York 10, Prize,
Talbot. waiting cargo, James Munroe, Stevens, foI
TINS poTt, waning eargo-schrs Little Cherub, Nc
lnlirc, Mobile, unc-: Tamwouh. Ham0r, Boston
Ice Plant. King New LONDON 3 H. G. Seymour
Campbell, Philadelphia 20, Blue Eyed Mary, Gard
neF, New Yokls: sloop Yankee, Potter. Mobile. a
Nschrs Caiharne Doane for Alexandra: Milo. Girls
void for New Orleans sailed in CO. Spoke Jan. 3
on MatanZas, sen Isaac Mckim, Is days from Bal
timoTs hound in and ship Roger Williams, from
Bristol, bound in-Feb. H. schT Dove, from Pons
mouth-l7th, Spoke brig Hope, Of Marblebead, IF
R'OhteNIueo, NFef la fidtt, bonhu 10 hdtnleiiedu
South shoal bearing w. ;. w. dist leag pareC
company with him 18th. al dark.-Port. Q M r.
Same dGy-Ar. sch. Three Sisters, Hall. New
York, via Boston-Brigs Effort. Miller. Salem. fo
Havana Spartan. Prince. Boston--SL Presideai
Stanwood, do.
Same day--Ar sch. Ocean Taylor, Is days froH
Fredericksburg. with 500 bbls. -four TO Gieely \
Jones, 1870 do. J. d. Gardner 1900 bushels Of corr
to Joel Hall
CLEARED-Ship Portland, Dnukwater, for N
Orleans, by A. ClapP--seh. Monroe, 5. d. OxnaTd
MaHinico, by S & G. Merdll-SL Milledgyille
Knghl, Boston Brig Elizabeth & Jane, Varina, do
/ The brig Mary & Martha, Small, Of and FOR thit
port, from Havana, run ashore on Long Island il
the evening ofthe llth. inst, during the gale. Int
crew clung TO the wreck for several hours. Ia
very perilous situa,ion--bnt were relieved by tho
persevering efforts of few enteIpnsIng inhabi,anu
III. Hampton. az which place the vessel went
ashore. The New York papers say the vessel and
cargo is entirely lost bat Degrand's Report says
part Of the cargo viii be saved.
| The vesselw owned by Mr.. Chadwick, and the
master. Il is said there are $4,000 insurance o.
the vessel and cargo al the Cumberland Insurance
Oflce.--PoTf. Con. .NelCs Room.
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CASUALTY

On the 9th inst. as Mr.. William Paine, OF
with the assistance af another
person, was attempting TO get tree down
which bad lodged against another, it slipped
from the stump, caught him below the knee
and took one Of his legs entirely off Surgi-
cal aid was obtained and the limb amputated
above the knee, but lac was so much cxhaus.
ted thathe survived but short time. He died
the next morning, leaving wife aud five
small children.-Somerse formal.
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Large Bears--Two bears were killed in
Gilman Pond Plantation, in November last,
by Mr.. Zachariah Judkins, by means of a (set
gun, Of an uncommon size, and one OF them
probably the largest ever seen in this part OF
the country-he weighed 628 lbs.-the other
weighed 400 lbs Ibid
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FI'HE subscriber hsEEhY gives rublir notice ta bii
H. concerned thst bc has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the truss 81 AasainisfrAtor
or the estate III JOSIAH DAVIS. late oF Conan
IN th- cc8uty af Cumberland. Mariner. aeceased
by giving boad a. ibe iaw difeets-He the rsfofa
requests MI pEtsnrE uhn ars indebted tn rhe sntH
dsCeassds estate "a Huske inusdists payment. sn4
THOSE ~ho have any demands fiserean. Tn snhIait
the same i1F ssgtlsneEt ta J01EPH LEHAY.
Poalsnd. Fsh. II. l81i
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letter from Eastport, TO gentleman in this
town, mentions that the house of Mr. Ezra Whit.
meg, of-thAt- piece waa berat ON Wsdncsduy
morning, III th inst. The FIRE commenced about
A A. NJ. Very little of the furniture was saved
The late gale was very severe al K. An En-
glish brig from ST. Johns, for Europe, went
ashore during the gale and stove in her bottom
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RANAWAY

NNROM the Subscriber on the 18th inst an
I'LL indented apprentice " the name 81 GIL
BERT FOSTER, aged shout twenty years. AL
persons are forbid hRrbnnring Or trusting
him a. they would wish 70 avoid the penalties vi
the law. JOSHUA HINKLFY.
Portland, Feb. l5, 1873
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The Treasures Of the Female Charitable
Society gratefully acknowledges the recent
reception Of $40 from an anonymous friend
enclosed in a letter to the Secetary and re.
ceived through the Post Office.
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fTHE subscribers having been aPpoinfed NV ghr
Al Hon. Jaass n PROBATE, u wiIls e. aifhin ara
for the County Of Cumheriand co8missirrHrr
iu receive 60 eNamine the Cairs M tAe esfa-H .r
HUGH McLELLAN. late of Portland " ssii
CoaAiF. Esqaife deceased. Represented ingoirunf
hrrebF give nofre. tsst EiK months are niiuwrH y,
them. ion tie 81 inst e. srinr u Their eisins snH
prove their 1ehsa and thar ihr sub4rIihars win nr
tend ~ frag ruvose III fhe oshne wv Ju4sph Aaumr
10 Said PoIilzsd % fhr Fsl Sztafisys Of April Nav
June ard Juiy nexf from enc tih Eve az The rIoet
in Ire afirrn1un. cf each nf faIa Hxrn
J0SEpH TITCONR
JOSEPH ADAMS.
Porland Fss re-. 1874
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Fire.--The dwelling house Of Mr.. Peter
w. Gould, Of Norridgework, together with all
its contents, was consumed by fire on Tuesday
evening last.
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1000 Acres Of LAND
1T AUCTION

I'WENTY LOTS. containing shout 100
arresrach, siiuHlr in thr a1arshinE tgMns
ui Day and CHHtuu, iu fhe cpunty Ui DHi9fi
io ~ soid on TUESDAY. 20lh day of April.
1894 at Gem o'clock. "A. NJ M fhr puhlir huasr
oi Air THouAs WiSslon, n ssid JAY Every
.oi will BE sold 10 the hlEhsa bidder w8lhnaf
reserve aHd credit FiFrn Du coed s#cufiiy
rom onelto six years. These iois are wei kiia-
ated, anA public ruads RUIN thFuuEh mnH "a
them. On some iOta thrFr wv Gre Glance fnF
crops q corn and wheat tie present yeaF. ard
an some may he cuf 4u TONS ui beet EHEli~h
grass. The SOL j good, and rare opportunity
now oifn % che youus and industrious larner
to accommodate himsrH lo good advantage
For further particulars inquire 81 JAMES
STARR, IN Esq 81 said JAY. ~ nj thf ntirrih-
ts. JOSEPH nv FOXCnOFT.
81 New Gloucester.
MOSES STONE, M miiIHy
IA a. funH
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PROBATE NOTICES.

-4i Court af Probate hsii at Portland WiLtin AVA
t0T ne cotEaty 81 Cumberland on fhs third Tues-
day # february. 10 ne vnar n our Lord sfeh-
tssH hundred and flrsaty four.
JANE CROSS. adninistrairix az the estate of
= RALPH CROSS, late OF said Portland. hler-
chsnt. deceased, having presented Der second INV
count Of administration 81 the estate Of said dsceas-
ed. Ordered, That the said administraffi1 Eifs no.
iiee 10 All persons interested. Nv causing ropy al
this order 20 be Published three weeks succcssiVsly
10 the Portland Gazette. prutad AZ said Portland
that they may appear ~ a PROBATE Court VI W. held
a. said Portland, on the ihifd Tuesday Of hiarch
next a. ten Of ihs clock in the forenoon and sheu
csuse, " any they have, why The same thuuld n0t
Be allowed. BARRETT POTTER. Judge.
tree copy, Arrest
HORATIO sOUTHGATE. Rec.