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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-16

NJ valuable N on, Institution. has been approy-
oy experience for the mere suggestions of ur,fied
cory. Believing that for the solemn and estraor
nary purpose of representing them in a full sove-
ign convention they will select the most enghten-
"a, experienced and prudent citizcus, fear NOT IN.
result, and will act accordingly.
The existing Constitution was speed;lv adon,.
cd ON the spur of the occasion. Since its aoption
not only has the sovereign and Independent, State of
kentucky been carved of its popula tim and
story, but the Constitution of the United States has
come into existence; and both have operated n
change on our Constitution as it was adopted. In
the progress Of nalf century there has been
an entire change of population; and in the mean
time large portions of the people have proposed the
call OF Convention, and without effect: for the
consultation has provideno means or mode for its
own amend'nent.--The consideration of those cir
particularly the last, themselves
ana without regard to any or other defect, retun-
aancy or mperfecions in the constitutional act, to
justify the call of Convention. But to this may be
added further consideration In the 18th section.
by the carelcssness of clerk in transcribns or nv
what Is worse, the fraudulent erasure of paft of a
letter. not only is the general propIiety of
employed by the Trainers of the Constitution viola
ted but against their manifest policy, the Governor
seems to be authorized to waive, even in time of
peace, the recommendation by the county courts of
those to be commissioned officers of the militia or
having such Recommendation, to disregard the adj
vice of the Privy Council. The irregularity and
confusion resulting from this circumstances require
to be obviated But would avoid, as think the
previous sectional meetings ought all consideration
of the topics III detail, which revision of the Con-
spS.saee $500 sneasst Ta will be best confded
TO those whom the good people of Virginia shall a.
point to the high trust of revising their
law. In the meantime would observe as to the
rule of suffrage since it has been made an object of
notice, and waving any opinion upon the fitness of
n cnffh To-
ly intended, that as the law-giving department of
the government acts persons and property
should be had to property in the selection persons
to compose it: and, therefore, they assumed the soil
as the representative of all other property being alb
solutely identified with the sovereignty aud free
hold in the soil as fit qualifications know not
whether sagacity or accident produced this rule, q
DO not say right but if legislation be founded on
just principles and traced from its source in its APP
plicaton to all objects, it will be difficult to Invent
another SO durable, equal and unexceptionable.
CIVIS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-16
ELECTIONS.

Carotne--Staford II. Parker, Sani Cbiles. >
Lonim--H. G.. Winston, - Kinbrouph.
Bucbinghdm-Reuben i. Pattessn, Charles
YaDccv.
Rocb5ridge--Jno.B Bower, Ro. White.
Tce6er1ct-Jamcs ships JOS Sext,n.
SHord-Geo. NJ. Cooke,* w. r. Daniel
*yYeIo asua5e,s
CONVENTION.
Stafford Convection 1877 no Convention !.
C0roiiae--Dit;o 269 Do. II.
f?,rte-e--Naiqfi'v of7ve,ecxiT G,t Il Conyenrion,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-16
John Broche,ibrough,
Peter y. Daniel,
Thomas Richie,
James Ra,olings,
Robe,J n Ga

he .oo tickets which drew prizes of $40, are II
such as have on them any two of The dawn .ni,b.
bers And the $500 tickets which drew prizes ~
3d. are all such as have any of the drawn Nosl
on them.
A. MCINTYRE, .Wanaecr.
hrx.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-16
COfIEIN'S
TRUST SALE.

virtue OF deed Of trust executed to tho
- subscriber by Thomas II. Clark, TO secure
certain sum OF money therein mentioned to
James Lanicr which said deed is dated the 18th
day ofOctober 1922, and has been duly recorded
IN the Clerks Office of Pittsylvania County
Court, shall on Tuesday the Goth inst. (April,)
before the front door of the Union Hotel in the
town OF Danvile. proceed to sell to the highest
bidder for ready money, the whole of the ma
teriais comprzing the Foanoke Sentinel print
ing establishment, a Library, a Mahogany
secretary and one Bed & Mahogany Bedstesd-
Also, twenty 1--WE feet of Ground in the town Of
Danyille fronting ON Market street near the
Market House, or SO much thereof as will he
sufncient Tor the purpose: acting as Trustee
shall convey such title only as is vested in me
as such.
GEORGE TONNES, Trustee
AnriI Q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-16

The third section Of the said act prescribes,
that every person who shall attempt to establish
such government by any other means than with the
assent ofthe Legislature ofthis commonwealth, and,
in pursuance Of such attempts shall Join with any
other person or personsinany overt actfnrpomoiing
such attempt; or who shall by writing or advised
speaking, eudeavor to instigate the people Of this
commonwealth, to erect or establish such govern
meut without such az aforesaid; shall be adj
judged guilty Of high crime and nisdemesnor;
and, on conviction shall be subject to such pains
and penalties, not extending 10 life or member, as
the court before whom the conviction shall be, shall
adjudge. ]. Vol, r, c. p, SCI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-16
AOOKs g. STAw'Ye9WAnY-

4 ROLLINS & Co. Successors Of Benjamin War;
~ nerD at the old stand, market bridge, Ricb-
mcnd Va. have constantly OF hand a general ss~
sortment Of Theological, Medical, Law, Aliscefla.
neous- Creek, Latin, French and English School
Book5--wi;h good stock Of Day Books, Journals,
Ledgers and other Account Books;-Foalscao auS
Letter Paper; Demi, Meiiun, Royal aud Super
Royal Writing and Drawing Papers; States, p n.
CHS qrlls, Waters, Sealing Wax. Pocket 20 Ks.
Ink, lux Powders lux Stands, Mathematical In,
strumen's. Maps. Globes, Sc. Sc. &.--Which thcy
will s.il who'essIs 3'irtsYi - vory>ios pliees.
ar ~. tIpM
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-16
QUANTICO CAsa ar.
AWRRl8BWa
THIRD GLASS;
1860 Prizes .
$500 Blanks
4O6O Tickets.

1890 Tickets
Inc prizes IN the preceding Scheme, will be des
termned as follows: Thirty Nos. from TO 30 inc
elusive, VIII seyerally be placed into wheel on bs
day OF drawing, and five of them drawn cut. and
that ticket having on it the Jst, Cd and Sd No.'
Drawn RON the wheel will be entitled to the highest
pr1ze that having OH it the Sd, 4th and 5th Me-
drawn as aforesaid. will be entitled 10 the NOV,
highest prize; that having il the ID 4th and ,th
Will be entitled to the prize Of $780, that having ~,
II the 2d Sd and 5th, will be entitled 10 the nr;zc ~
S5uo; that having on it the Cd, Sd and Jth viii ba
ent'ied 10 the prize of $500; the other i've tickets
winch shall have OH them, respectively three of the
drawn Nos. shall each be entitled to przc of StRa,
the go tickets which shall, respectiveIy ha re 81,
them, any two Of the drawn Nos shaiy be cu,;,,~J
to prizes of s 10; and the $1,000 tickets whir$
shall have one of the drawn Nos. on them. shaft
each be entitled to prize of SIS.
N ticket which Shall have drawn y rr;ze ~
perior denomination, can be entitled 70 am ;,fier
prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawjno. G,,a
subject to deduction of Is per cent.
1.-THE drawing will positively take place an
THURSDAY, tine 9th of May next
PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole Tickets 9 m
Half do, o M
Quarter do. mn
Eighth do, a
But will advance, the sd instant, to 81 20, ,ss
Ticket.
TICKETS & SH.3RFS FOR .S4LE mr.
a. 1IsTlf yIs lBaS
VIRGINIA LaOTTGRx 0Yg.yey
UNDER THE EAGLE HOTEL, STREET,
RICHMOND,
. Where the cash will always be paid at a triFitx
DISCOUNT for all prizes in tue above lottery as s,n
as drawn.
Orders, ostpaid thankfully received, and uror,s.,
ly attended to-
Clubs dealt with on the most favorable terms.
Richmond, kpril 10. "a
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

IN joyous youth, what soul hath never knew
Thought, feeling, taste, harmonious 10 its own
Who bath not paus d while Beauty's pensive ey,
Askd from his heart the homage Of a sigh
Who hath not own'd with rapture-smitten frame
The power Of grace, the magic Of a name
There be, perhaps, who barren hearts avow,
Cold as the rocks on Tornos hoary brow
There be, whose loveless wisdom never iaild,
In selt-adoring pride securely maild -
But, triumph not We peace-enamour'd few
Fire, Nature, Genius, never dwelt with YOU
For you, no fancy consecratss the scene
Where rapture utter vows, and wept between
It's yours, unmov'd, to sever and to meet
No pledge is sacred, and no home is sweet.
Who that would ask a heart to dulness wed,
The wavelsss calm, the slumbvr of the dead
No the wild bliss Of Nature needs alloy,
And fear and sorrow fan the fire Of ioy
And say, without our hopes, without our fears
Without the home that plighted love endears,
Without the smile from partial beauty won,
On what were man "a world without sun
Till Hymen brought his love-delighted hour
There dwelt no joy in Eden's rosy bower!
In vain the viewless seraph lingering there,
AT starry midnight, charm'd the silent air
In vain the wild-bird carol'd on the steep,
To bail the sun, slow wheeling from the deep
In vain 10 soothe tbs solitary shade,
Aerial notes in mingling measure play'd;
The summer wind that shook the spangled tree
The whispering wave, the murrnur OF the bee
Still slowly pass'd the melancholy day,
And still the stranger visit not where 10 stray
The world was sad the garden was a wild :
And Man, the hermit, sighd-tll WoMAS smil' d
CAMPBELL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01
POETRY.


Frs-, a. N " Essning FoH
TOA RUNNING BIRD.
ava surFrEIEsrFR.
BIRD Of he summer bower,
Whose barnished plaupage 10 the eye i giv'n,
How thv wing dips IL each luxuriant hower
How thy wing fleets thro' heavn.
Thou seem 4 60 faney's eye
An animated blossom born in air,
Which breathss and bourgeons in the golden sky
And shedsits odoaF there.
Thou seem'st a rainbow hue,
Touched by he sunbeam into life and light,
AZ cuts thy rosy wing the welkin thr0
10 IL stherral fight
Thou art not born Of earth
Thy home Is ia the free and pathless air
The Wild aowcr Byzantine bl0omed on thy birth
Asd threw Us fragrance there.
The green and spangled dell
For thee diiluses is sweet scent and hue
Thou drinkest from the tulips ample bell,
The late and early dew.
love, sweet bird, 10 see
Thy crimson plumsge in the morning clear
Thy gambols--thy capricious revelry
Ia the thin atmosphere.
How thou art fuIl Of life
How thou art joyous thro' thy transient hour J;
For thee the morning air with sweets is rife
For thee blooms the May bower.
Go forth on thy glad way
The eagle OF hundred years IS not
so happy IN his tow'ring pride Of sway
As thou in thy brieflOt.
Rhinebeck.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

JUST RECEIVED AT NO 3. MARKET
SQUARE, MAINE STREET,
275 yds. Elegant Fig'd Silks, al
low prices
100 ZELIAS, Al % cents
Black Fig'd SILK HANDKERCHIEFs;
Dark and Light GINGHAais, Great Variety T;
RIBBONS, Great Assortment
Linen CAMBRIA Hdkfs. ZEPHYRS;
FLAGG and BANDANNA Hdkfs Kit
GLOVES
NANTES, SIIAWLs, LINEN CAMBRICS;
Bingham and Muslin ROBES;
Black and Cold SILK GLOVES;
silk TASSELS, various colours
Black Bombazeen Fig'd. GRAPES:
White and Cord CAMBRICS MUsIINS;
Silk, Cotton, and Worsted HOSE;
FANS; Seersuckers Irish LINENS
PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS DriIlines. Wool
enetts;
lFURNITURES French CALICOES, az 4 shil
ling per yard
700 yds. Brown and Beaoh'd SHEETINGS
and SHIRTINGS, al unusually low prices
lBEDTICKS, STRIPES, and CHECKS.
A Good Assortment Of BROADCLOTHS
lCASSIMERES, and SATTINETTS, very low
with Great Variety Of other NEW and FASH
IONABLE GOODS, are offered very low fo
Cash, by
JESSE SAWYER.
Portland, May 10, 1924. CIV
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GARDINER IRON WORKS.

GARDINER IRON WORKS.
VNBE Subscriber. Agent Of the GARDIN.
III Err IRON WORKS, has constantly lor
sale a. the Agency Store IN Gardiner, the fu
lowing articles viz -
Saw Mill Cranks, Pulling Mill do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought and cast Mill SpindIes,
Haiter's Basins,-Clothier' Plates,
Crow Bars,-Plough Moulds g. Couliers
Wheels for various kinds Of Machinery.
Sad lrons,-Csst Iron Dogs,
Sleeves and Cogs for Blocks,
Csrding Machine Irons,
Cart aud Wagon Boxes.
Gudgeons OF al sizes,
Brands for names, sc. made al .bor
notice.
The above articles will be sold cheap fo-
cash or approved credit. Orders for anv a..
ERUPTION Of Castings. will Ne executed puEctual.
~ in The best manner.
NJ. SPRINGER. Jr. Agent.
GsgdiRer, Sept. ?, lSe2. a.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

TO be sold al Public Auction, by order from
the Probate Court for the County Of Cumhef-
land, on w Wednesday, the "a day 0f June next, Al
two O'Clock il The afternoon, NJ the lats resi-
dence OF John Anderson, late Of FalmoHih, IN
said County, deceased, 50 much Of the Real Estate
of Robert Anderson, late Of said Falmouth, geo
man. deceased, A. will produce the SUM of one
hundred and forty dollars, for TIDE payment NJ The
debts Of said deceased, and Incidental charges ot
sale. Said Real Estate consists Of about sixty
four acres Of land, half Of a brick house, half
x barn and part Of a stable, II being part ~ tbe
homestead Of the said John Anderson, deceased
NANCY II. ANDERSON, .ldnr.
Falmouth, May Is. 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

GONE person or persons mo doubt wicked
- and misehievous gang OF Boys) have recently
committed serious damages upon several u the
Town school Houses, BY breaking the Glass win
dowss breaking open and entering the Raoms,
delaeihg the writing Books &c Any Person who
viii give such Information az may lead 10 q de-
lection 81 the villains aud bring them ~ Insficr
shall receive the above reward
JNO. PATTEN, Sscy School Committee.
Portland, Nav "a 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

Tt tloscriber hereby gives public notice t1 nll
concerned, thai Ne hls bseu daly appninEEa
80 laAs N, lppn nHissH the trur of Exrrutnr ~
The lzn VIII and Testament az Holm rapSfFsv
ais Of Harrison. N ths eouary q Cer,l~rIsra ves
nan, deceased hy giving bond ~ tfa iau dirsrlB-
ie therefore resussts AT persons whD NV fndsbsEd
~ the faid dsesassd's estate " maks inmrdirts
payment and those who have any dsmsnss there
On % exhibit ne sane Tor fssIlemsnt 20
n.. kRENEZER CARSLEY.
BIidEi9nI May . ls.A
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More Neao Books.

More Neao Books.
DERCY MALLORY, by the author Of Penn
III Owen
Warreniana
Webster's Speech on the Tariff ;
Sparks Collection Of ESSAYS
and Tracts il Theology for April, 1924
The Christian Examiner, for
March and April;
Gospel Advocate for May.
The above are for sale at the
Portland Bookstore, No. ?, Merchants Row
5. JOHNSON, -Ageas.
Portland. May Is, Is11
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"SCHOOI.

MIR. FOSTER respectfully gives notice,
lVA that he has taken pleasant and c0mmo-
di0us room, over ID. Griffith, Middle Street.
where he has commenced a School for The IN
struction Of Masters and Misses in the following
Branches Of education, viz Reading. Ortbogra-
ply, Writing, Geography, Grammar. Rhetoric.
Logic. Composition, Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry, Arithmetic, and the higher branches N
Mathematics.
TsTms-From 70 dollars per quarter, &C
cording 70 Studies pursued
il Applications for admission may wv made
10 him at School-ROom, or at Mrs Carter's, Con
gess Street.
Portland Nav To- 1924
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JOSEPH GOOLD. JR.

JOSEPH GOOLD. JR.
HAS for sale, at his store, in W'sst-.Market Rom
IL Msine-slreet, head Of Green-street
Hest India Goods and Groceries,
Of all kinds, together with 7by ard 8 by 10 HIN.
WARE; WINES. of all kinds; a complete as.
tnItment Of GRINDSTONES; 100 casks Thomas.
ton Lame
FEATHERS,
in the greatest variety, wholesale retail. BEDS
filed, on hand, be sold at the cheapest rate, for
Dash or country produce.
Portland, Sept . u
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01
BANK MONEY

MAY be- had f0r approved Notes nf2, 4, 81,
lVA 9, a L. months, By application to
S. LI1I Brokcr,
Who continues % negotiate on collect Draits
Bills at Exchange, Notes, &c Purchases and sells
the various Kinds u Money IN this market u
far premium.
May l3, ls24. #
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

lhL subscriber hereby gives public noiics % an
eoocsmsd. that she has been auly appointed
80 @Afn upon herself me truu NJ administratFiA
~ ths tsgafr M WILLOUGHRY SrRTRyFR Irrs
" Harrison, 10 ihe county WI CanherIsrd. vrDmau.
aeeeased. hy giving bond a. tie law disests-shs
ihers'oIe requests al persons Who are indebted %
ne SAD deceassdS estate 70 make immediate pay
mrnt and those WHO Save anv dernards thrfean.
va EXHIBIT thc sane Tor Hurfismens ru Err ranrIs-
SiDnerE. Molly crTurusrp
HarFison, May Is. 1874
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01
Broadcloths and Cassimeres

AMONG WHICH ARE,
DLACK and Cold. Gros de Naples
Id SILKS Black LEVANTINESy Of supe-
rior Quality; Black Italian and India LUS-
THINGS Irish LINENS; Linen CAMBRICS;
Long LAWNS British COTTONS; COTTON
CAAiBRICS; Cambria MUSI-INS Null and
INDIA do; Tamboured SWISS, do. Plain and
Tamboured FANCY do. Elegant Black Silk
VESTINGS do. Worsted COTTON, do. silk
Cotton and Worsted HOSIERY CALICOES, a
large assortment GINGHAMS, dark and light
Muslin and Bingham Robe PATTERNS Su-
perfine and Common Flag HANDKERCHIEFS
Black SILK do. Elegant Fig'd. Gauze and
Silk FANCY do. MUSLIN Handkis lmita-
ton MERINO, do. I; Broad and Narrow Black
BOAIBAZINES Black, Blue, Oxford Mixed
and Hairsback BROADCLOTHS and CASH
MERES SATTINETTS Brown LINENS
Best Italian Sewing SILK TWIST BUCK
RAM Padding; BUTTONS; Waitham Sea ISL
and No /, 2, A and SHlRTINGS and SHEET
.INGS, &c. &c. which are offered for sale very
cheap, by
ELISHA VINTON,
Middle Street.
Portland, April 90, 1924. CIV
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To Let.

4A TIE Back H0usF IN FnrF
EsssM srREKT, lately occupied by Mrs
uIll Carter, near the House OF Nr Rem.
= ben Morton. Apply to A. n Cnoss
or ". .. SE"ALL May l5.
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NEW AND CHEAP !
AMONG WHICH ARR
Black, blue, drab, olive, mix.

AMONG WHICH ARR
Black, blue, drab, olive, mix
ed and red BROADCLOTHS, and CASsL
MERES case assorted Figured Canton
GRAPES F.; l case do. Plain do. do bale SUI
perior G ARPETINGS elegant figures Broad
BIZ. Bombazeens White and Cole Narrow Do.
Blk. and Cold SARSNETTS, and LEVAN.
TINES; SEERSUCKERS PONGEES White
and Scarlet Raw Silk & Merino Long SHAWLS
Grape, Silk and Merino SHAWLS; Imitation
Merino Do German GAUGE, leila and Muslin
HDkFS; White and Scarlet Merino POINTS
and HANDKERCHIEFS Merino INDISPEN.
ISlBLES elegant Fig'd silk VESTINGS Valen.
cha and Cotton Do. White & Fig'd CRAVATS
Company NANKEENS Long LAWNS Figd
andPlaiR Swiss Null and SacariIla MUSLINS
Irish LINENS in 10 pieces Worsted BOMBA.
ZINES; Superfne CALICOES ; Pink GING.
HANS; Thread LACES GIMPS Foundation
MUSLlNS Tambour C0TTONS SPOOL
Cottons Ivory Stick FANS PARASOLS
White Cotton CORDS, Black and White Worst.
ed IL HOSE White and Mixed Cotton
Worsted and Angola do; General Assortment
/ Of GLOVES ; BUTTONS Sewing SILKS
| TWISTS THREADS PINS; BUCKRAMs
tPADDINGS, &c. SC &C.
ALSO,
Cotton Factory SHEETINGS; SHIRTINGS
TICkINGS; CINGHAAIS; CHECKS; STRIPES
and YARNS all Of which will be offered a.
low as al any other Store ia town, without the
exception Of Cheap Stores
ROYAL LINCOLN.
April p, 1924.
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"a Court n PROBATE held az Portland tsifhin and
Jor TIE county gf Cumberland on ne fhiri Tues
Jay N May "a re year II our Lord eighteen hun-
are9 and ttreHfy fosir,
ISAAC ADAMS. administrator Of the estate Of
JOHN PRICHARD. late Of Portland. aforesaid.
liader deceased having presented his first aucUuaF
pi the standardization 0i said estaie-D ORDERED ThaE
the said adminisratal0T give notice 20 all &rruns
Interested By causing copy Of this oFder 70 be pob
ished three weeks successiveiy IN the Portland Ca
zette. printed A. Portland, thar they may appear Al
Probate Count ~ hr held ~ said Portland, 0n the
third Tuesday % Juue next AZ sen VI IN. rlork IN
the forenoon. and she cause II any thev have vkg
the same should not &c allowed.
BARRETT POTTER. JuaEn
true Copy. An Horatin snuihgate. ~.
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az Court Of Probate Aoldta az Portland. irifiia
and Jor ne county N CuHibsrlaHd, on f4s hird
IHesday q June, IN The year y cur Lord figh-
teen hundred and tccBtg four
n ~ the petition Of JOSEPH LIBBY sdminisifa-
II tor Of ths estate Of JOSIAH DAVIS lats III
Gorham. ~ said county Mariner, deceased, repre-
sentng thai the personal estate ~ said diseased
not sufficient to pay the just debts, which he owed
az the time Of his death. by the sum Of four hun
bred dollars AMI praying ior license % sen and
convey 70 much ri tht real estate ~ sand dereas-
RI al may De necessary fur TIE payment " said
debts and incidental charges Orde,td That The
petitioner give notice thereof 70 the heifs Of said
deceased and 70 an persons interested IN said estate.
w causing copy ~ ibis order 10 he published IN
ine Portland Gazette. printed IN Portland, w said
county, three weeks suceessivey piiog 70 ne thn5
tuesday Of June next, thai they may then snpsar
q Probate Court 70 be held ~ said Portland AZ
ten O'Clock IN The forenoon, and shar cause F any
they have, why the prayer of said petitioner Fhcnha
nor be granted BARRETT POTTER. Judge.
true copy. At He4atio soulhgaie Reg.
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0FTo the Public.

This IS to notify the Public that the PoRr-
LAND, HALLowELL and AUGUSTA upper
Mani Stage route have increased their line az
Stages, by an addition OF Horses and an elegant
Carriage, TO run twice a week from Portland to
Hallowell, on Mondays and Thursdays-from
hallowell to Portland Tuesdays and Fridays
through the towns Of Gray, Lewiston, Mon.
mouth, &c and they fatter themselves that
by thsir accommodations and faithful perform.
snee, they may solicit share of public patron
age. THOMAS LONGLEY,
THOMAS FULLER.
May 10, 1894.
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Fresh Goods.
MARK :. GILMAN,

No. =, ETrhdHgc Street,
HAS JUST RECEIyED
nLAID SILKS, striped do. black and pearl
n Levautines, light coloured Florence silks,
blue and pearl Gros DC Naples, broad and mar
row blk Bombazines raw silk and Nalencis
Nantes, black aud green SaFsnets, black Syn
chaws, Gauze Hkfs Imitation Merino do. Gar
niture Ribbons, Indispensibles, fine assert
ment Of Calicoes aud Ginghams, Bingham
Dresses, Muslin DO. Supertne Flag Handkfs
German do Bandanns DO. elegant Furniture
Patches, Linen Damask, Russia Diaper, yellow
Nankeens, Paris Md Gloves, Nelveteen Handkfs
Irish Linens, Bingham Umbrellas, slate and blk
Worsted Hose, white Cotton do. Parasols, Long
Lawn, stripe and figured Cambrics and Muslins,
stout American Calico. &c. &c.
Broadcloths and Cassimeres
ALSO,
An assortment Of DOMESTIC GOODS.
sheetings, Shirtings, Ticking, Ginghams, Sat
inets, Knitting Cotton, and Thread.
Purchasers are respectfully invited 10 call and
examine the above Goods, as they will be Of
cred at the lowest Cheap Store prices.
May Is. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01
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ID ENG induced, by numerous applications
ID for instruction IN writing, 90 remain ir
Portland few weeks longer the Subscriber NJ.
specially informs its Inhabitants Chat ht shnii
commence new course M Lessons wv Thurs.
day next az bis Room over David GdntbS
Store, Middle Street
y. b. Private lessons will Ne given Il request
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I'D. BUGBEE
May II, 1924