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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-26
From the Chpra,o Inteltigencer.
FROM THE EDITOR IN NEW JEuss,

FROM THE EDITOR IN NEW JERSEY.
While at Patterson, circumstance occurred
which 10 me, was OF most novel and extraordinary
nature | was told however, it custom of that
place. A man logged his wife severely He was
arrested and taken before jury Of twenty one wo-
men. They sentenced him 10 be whipped until he
should appear perfectly penent. and beg his wie's
pardon on his knees. He refused. Seven cowskins
were accordingly provided and were actively en-
ployed by seven OF the twenty-one women on the
oat k OF the criminal. He still continued stubborn.
Seven Others then took the cowsklns and ashed him
Wen, SiliI lie remained refractory. The remain
ing seven, with much energy, then commenced ope-
ratons; they Hcectd him so severely he was 81
length compelled TO surrender a, discretion
They then dached, and compelled him on his knees
to ask forgiveness OF his in lured wife, Whe her or
not the parties were authorised in this exttaordna-
Iry measure by law, cannot say. Il was generally
considered just and salutary punishment should
suppose that one or two repetilions of this summary
and degrading punishment, would effectualy put
stop 10 Wite Uhipping
At the Hotel in Patterson, there is an Album
kept, in which almost every one that visits there,
either writes bis name or some poetic eHusion In
this book came piece, which conceived
TO possess so much satire AID merit that al once
copied it ; and as think it good hit at intolerance
and uncharilabeness, have given it to my readers:
CAT Patterson, upon Sunday morn,
Pars0n strove his aCoru
WIN smiles; and made himself quite hoarse
preaching agalns, sinners, and his high discourse
He ended thus; Beloved brethren dear,
On the great judgment day 's clear,
fon'l all be damned; | too shall be there,
But III ascend 10 regions bright and fair.
dave say now there is not Of yor,
But thinks when ascend, he'll go up too
BY holding on to my coat skirts but friends tell we no!
I'll keep you off as well as any fencer,
For on that day. mean 10 wear SPENCER.''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-26
Auction and Commission Store.

vHVE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and The
public that they have opened an .3ucion and Commits
san Store, a No. 4, High street, merit door 10 Nh Uiam
Larkns St0re where sales will be held every Sdttay
,noraug The srctest attention will he PAID property
entrusted their care and every facility rendered TO those
who may favor them with their custom. The auction room
will be open every day for the reception Of goods intended
flr public or private sale.
They will likewise attend to the sale of Horses, Cops, &C.
opposite the Indian King Hotel, on Saturday mornings;
and opposite the Wilmington and Brandywne Bank Oh
edneslay mornings
Sales Of Real and Personal Property promptly attended
TO, either in Town or Country, on reasonable terms
BROWN & BAILEY.
Wilmington, Sept. H. 78-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-26

a G0Od Hit Previous to an election in Ireland,
a landlord oil considerable fortune and interest, went
10 his estate; he OF his tenants dig
gng potatoes and thus addressed him -" Paddy,
how do you do?' Paddy unaccusomed to such a
sautatlon, looked wildly round 10 see from whence
it could cose; on perceiyng his landlord, and TAX
ing off his hat, he answeted, pretty well, sir, I
thank you; hope / see you WE'LL" The landlord
continued his conversation by asking, "what news
have you. Paddy in this part of The world ?"-to
which the tenant replied, :" IN truth sir haze none
except that think shall have an election or some
such sort Of Thing" The landlord asked, what
makes you think so, Paddy? he tenant replied,
: ouy because your honor never aIes me how do,
except about that time!'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-26
TO CURE THE GAPEs IN CHICKENS
AN EFFEcTuAL REMEDY.

AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.
Take much kitchen soap as will cover the thumb
nail, and having mixed it up with some meal dough,
give it to your chickens, at any stage OF the disease
his has proved efectuai the first application al
most always second rarely necessary, and when
il is SO, 1t next to impossible that il should tail.
.int. Farmer
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-26

The following animated composition written by Captain
w g. Read, Of the Baltimore Grenaders was sung at
military banquet in that city, at which Cen La Fyete was
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-26
NO. 300.
CONDITIONS OF THE wATCHMAN.

To those who send call The office and pay, during
the months Of January july six months advance, the
price will be four dollars year; to all who do not the
price will he five dollars fla subscriber wishes de
cline, he must notify the editor Of his intention before the
s Of Jane or Decenbcr and pay all arreaages. Anon
compliance with these conditions to be considered new
engage nent for six months, and paper will be dscon
tinued without tuflmen of them except at the option Of
the editor.
Any person who will procure subscribers, and pay
for tem agreeable to the above conditions, Shall be en-
titled TO the Waterman long they complied with
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines for term
less three months; four times for dollar and TWEEN
ty cents for every subsequent nseron longer ones in pro-
portion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements to be inserted they
witba continued I'LL forbid. Letters TO the Editor to in
sure attention must be post paid.
Aa0erhSlng blythe year.
To Subscribers. To Non Subscribers
year 10, O0 year IL, 90
6mOnths 8, 50 6months 9, 50
do. a, rs do. S, 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-26
Wilmington and Elkton Mail Stage,

Ia NeNp0lt ana CNrlSFIaad,
WIN run daily, Sundays eXcepted--eaving George Pea
cocks Ian, Eikon, o'clock a. Nj. and arrive at VII
mnst at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Returning, leaves Iii Lam
horns Inn, sign Of James A. Bayard, at o'eock, p
NJ and arrives Eikton at o'clock, 7. Si.-ths line i
continuc to frCnchiowu and III time for the Bal
timore Steam. }Oal. Fare 81, 80.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-26

An old man. notable for his truth and veracity,
tod some listeners of his extraordinary activ.
ity, when youth. He once, he said, going
out to NOV. and deer jumped across the road. He
pursued him. aud alter had chase succeeded in
catching him by the hind legs, and killing him.
The lads expressed more surprise at the relation
than was expected and he qualified by saying
hat crust OF snow, through which the deers feet
broke, while hi, were large enough to keep him up
gave an advantage, without which, he NIL not
have been able 10 ovetake SO fleet an animal "Ah,
but, (said ,hey,) we thought you were going 10
molCin@'' He considered minute. 81 believe,
said he,) have "a part OF two Stories"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-26

Calumny crosses oceans, scales mountains, and
traverses deserts with greater ease than the Scythi-
Ahaiis, and like him rides upon poisoned ar
Tow
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Wilmington and Georgetown Mail
Stage, TIA .NttccaStle, st. Georges, CadlUeWs
Bridge, .SmNlna, DOrer and .W,ord.

Stage, Tia ,Ntwcastie, st. Georges, CaHweips
bridge, Smyrna, Dorer and iiJord.
VIII run three times a week--leaving Eli Landlords Inn
Wilmington, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
O'clock A. NJ and arrive at Georgetown The next day al
O'clock r. NJ. Returning leaves Georgetown on Mondays
Wednrs lays and Fridays, at O'Clock, NJ and arrives
o'clnck p NJ the next day-Fare through s. 95--
tins line is connected with the Virginia Mail Stage inc
William D NAPLES being propretorn both lines, Which
leaves Marlborough every "Wednesday morning, passing
through nerIin Popartown, SNOW Hi, horntown Ac.o-
Court House, Bell Haven, Franktown, and Nowhamp-
lon Court House, Virginia. liunsers Ferry being in good
order.
Wilmington and Chestertown Mail
Stagp ria .htaIleiomn, WarWirk, 4 GeorgetotCn
Gross E0qds
Win run three times week, leaving Eli Landlords Inn,
Whining on Mondays, Wednesdays ard Fridays, at
O'Clock, A. NJ. aud arrive at 5 +. NJ Returning leaves
Peacock's Inn CheseIown, Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays o'clock, a. NJ. and arrives at Wilmington
at O'clock, r. NJ This Inc is connected with the Eason
NAL Stage. Fare to Chesterown, IS.
ELI LAMBORN, P,otrjetor.
July 81, 1924. 66-If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-14
MARRIED.

70 this town, on the I'd inst by Rev Mr. Ter
Brock, Mr. sAHUFI CuLsAS, merchant, u sa-
lem, % Miss PAnFLA CHAsDLER, 81 this town
On Monday evening last, by Rev Mr Ten
broeek' Mr IoHS A. PANEER, merchant ~ New
fofki % Miss kArHERisE JAcK.ov, of This
town
" Scarborough, on Tuesday evening last,
"EaNFiLLE MEtLEs, ESQ. Of North Yarmouth,
p Miss MAHY soUrHeArk
- CoainIiA NJ stephen Dexter d. % Miss
Poomy Pearson
IN Passport ~ James " lincoln, merchant. 20
Miss Eh1a Marilda Phnmcr
10 Dennysvr Mr Bella B. Reynolds 10 Nils,
DeboIah Wilder daughter 81 Il q. Wilder, ESQ
Ia Nassaihoro, Mr. Rcuel Goodwin 70 Miss
Ia 7et Goodwin.
Ia saieriilc, On Monday last. Milford p Nor
to- ksq Attorney Al Law, e. Miss Sarah Ann,
daughter 81 Nathaniel Gilman, Esq
IL Brunswick, on Sunday evening 9Th instant.
b. X. ID Dunnipg. Esq. Capt Samuel Blake, ot
Portland, to Miss Caroline McMennus by
Abner Bourne, Esq Mr.. James Waldrou, for
merry Of Boston, 20 Miss Mary Staples, daughter
OF Rev. Mr. Staples.
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Habit = Dress making business.
. TO MRS. CANTELO.

-Aetr- York, -4ug L. 1924
+" have entertained wv opinion thst TIE several
braces and cofsels manufactured al vour establish.
ment here were intended 70 give grace ana H. ,ut,
io lhe form "a ihe wearer without injury 10 he.lth
That Is my opinion still u seems % ne that the s
can We detrimental only by improper application. N
abuse. TINS rematk applies moe especially 90
lure .HircTra J-lce, calculated M secure an eject
attitude ~ young female TOO prone 20 carry hei
mead forward, aud ~ break that vicious habit win
out comprising the chest, ~ inlunng any othr
Dari az the body.
4 an Argument is % be derived az tinst the en-
ployment Of an article, because u has been njud
ci0usly applied, then he fashionable ma ~ eat.ueLi
q The feet, augh 20 ploscrhe the wearing Of shoes,
aud Hrn as a D barefoot
Bat Their, Is no need of carrying the reform "a
such an extreme To eiid up tie lOins, 10 carry 4
good head ami % protect the feet, viii be found
useful .ong the figure ~ mar continues a. u
e. ard the great maxim % be observed. is 50 Il
manage aids not = coaUert them int obsfa
cles Ycus SAMUEL 4. MITCHELL.
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In this town, Mr.. NArHAN SAWYER, aged a.
bout 3l-oALLY SwnS, woman Of color
found dead ln the street. Her death !. supposed
20 have been Occasioned ~ utemperence
AZ Havana, Mr.. James l.. Sawyer, of Cape
Elizabeth, mate Of tue brig Susan Jane, Of this
port aged ~ years worthy young man. 10
has parents, his death, was peculiarly affective
la Halowell, Miss Martha G. LiIley. for
merly Of Dresden, aged 10. Sumner M'Caus-
lands SOM of Nr. Alexander MCau5laud, aged 20
months.
Drowned in Litchfeld, on Sunday last, David
Tappan, son Of Mr.. Mitchell Tappan, aged 10
years.
II orono, Mr. Joseph Dudley, Of MI. Vernon.
aged ~, sou OF MIR BENZ Dudley.
In kohhiastnn, Mr. Villas Ills, Of St. Andrews.
aged 60. % Miss Mary Johnston aged Is
In Havana. Aug. ? alr Benjamin Smith, Of
York. Me aged about 90
In Dover, a child OF Mr.. John ". Mellen.
Ia Leeds Mr.. Elias, sou 81 MI. Robert Gould
agod Is years
N Wayne, Nr Gustavus Foss
In saco, on the 9th inst Mr Moses Jacobs
aged s.
In Scarborough. very suddenly Miss Margaret
Coolbroth, aged Is.
In Bath, Hiram Augustus, son Of Hiram Has
6Dgs, aged II months
In Wiscasset, Mrs. Ann Augusta, wife Of DOct
Philip L. TheobaId, aged 20.
la Bristol, on the 3lst nit. Mr. Alexander Fos-
set aged LXXL He arose in the morning III
perfect health, and in company with his wife
went on visit to the house Of a son. During
che visit be converted with his usual cheerful
mess aud sensibility, but when preparing for bis
rethri home, be was suddenly seized with
1T Of taintng, and in about thirty minutes he
breathed his last
Ia Edgecomb, very suddenly, on the 18th inst
Mrs. Roth Hood, aged ~
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ORD MNED-lu Brunswick. On Hednesds,
W 'asiant, q the order II an evangelist, N.
shiauEL OwEs Introductory PRAYER ~ Rev
NJ Woodward ol Bun.wick sermon 81 Rev
DIT Dunhar % Noblcboroush from Acts Aviii
= Ihis man was Instructed IN the way VI
the Lord, and being lefyeut ia the snirit. b.
spake and taught diligently n.y. ihinrs VT thr
Lord, knowing only the baptism % john" Coz
seeFating prayer 81 Kew. Mr. Cote u Lewis
ton. Charge BY Rev. Sir Woodward 81
brunswick. Right hand Of fellowship by Rev
Dir stsarus II Bath. Concluding prayer d,
hey Mr. Garcelon Of Lewiston
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10 Packages Of New Goods.
BRADLEY & DOW,

No 8, .Muaeys Pow
HAEE received few packages w NEW
4 = GOODS, consisting Of striped LEFAN-
IINES,a new and elegant article 4 fine assert.
meut NJ PLAID NANkEEN SlLkS-Black and
cOlored SARSNETS-Piaid SCARFS-Plain
and Damask GRAPE LS-B0rdered and
Figured CASHMERE do.-LiEht PRINTS
Mourning GINGHAMS, cheap-40 pieces " bite
CAMBWCS, very loW--Plain MUSLINS--
Slack and cold Naukiu and Canton GRAPES
DO n0g worsted HOSE-Figurcd Black silk
ACES-Caroline PLAIDs,
&c &c. istE
August %. 1894
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THE subscriber hereby gives puhli1 notice y
l. concerned, That I've has been dlit apguinft
and taken upon himself Ghe trust ~ Admin.sfrar-
Of the estate az DANIEL TUCKER late ~ MS.
land. Ia the county 81 Cumberland. Ess. decrease
hy giving bond as the law direCts-fIe thrreffe sr
guests al persons Nha are indebted % abe said df
ceased's estate 10 make immaculate pay ment; an.
those who have any deaands thsreou, % exhih
the same Cor settlement to the Commissioner
LEMLELTLCEER.
PsEilssd, .Asg 81. 1914
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|DBLS. Clear No. ,, and prime PORK
- Boxes Havana brown SUGAR-Bags Cal
cutta white SUGAR-Whole and hall TierCes Of
RICE Boxes OF STARCH-Bags PEPPER
Sacks Of CLOVES-Bags COFFEE-Matts Of
CASSIA-NUTMEGS- ENDlGO-BOx-
e of PIPES-Pipes Of Cognsc BRANDY
Pipes Holland, aud hhds. and obs American
GIN-Hhds Jamaica, ST. Croix, Grenada and
Tobago RUM-9 Casks Sicily Madeira, Lisbon,
Red, Sweet and Dry Malaga WINES--Chests
and Boxes Hyson, Young Hysou, Caper Sou
chong and Souchoug TEAS-Cask BAI@INS
Kegs Of MUSTARD-Bbls Bright ROSIN-
Sperm OIL-Bo1es Superior PowChong TEA
&c Sc
For Sale at JEREMIAH GORE, jas,
Commission Store, No s, South side Of Long
Wharf Gs6w)
Portland, July %, 1924
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JOEL HALL,
Ha5t0r Sale

-IIH5 TuT oHIt--
10 Boxes brown Havana
SUGAR
% Puncheons ~. CrOiX RUM
10 Pipes Cognac BRANDY, superior quality
40 BbIs. American GIN,
10 his. Mess No. } BEEF
Half bbls Mess BEEF
30 bbls prime PORK,
50 Bbs. GeHessee family FLOUR;
1000 Bushels North River Yellow CORN. iu
sacks
100 d. RYE, n sacks;
% Chests and half chests Hvs0n and Young
HysoH TEA Beavers Cargo
Portland, Aug. H., 1924
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al : ne charge (shot) vent through psru
s'oo and lodged IN the he'd Of one OF b..
oAes h'eFs, child about three years Oh. then
- oed with % mother. The Child explrri ~
2 lev hour Bangor Reg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-14

vi l. II IL Ill a. vi II y H II LII
HAVE JUST RECEIVED al addition e
H their former Stock Of
MEDICINES,
which renders their assortment as extensive a.
can be found in town.-The medicines were
selected with great care by DR MERRILL, and
are believed TO be as good as the market affords
PAINTS.
White, Red, and Black LEAD--FRENCH,
PATENT, KINGS, and CHROME YELLOW
PRUSSIAN BLUE-SPANISH BROWNIE
NETLAN RED--BOSE PINK--SIIP BLUE
SPIRITS TURPEN1INE-
LINSEED OIL, &c &c
CAMPEACHY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OD-BRAZILLETTO WOOD-FUS-
TIC-BI UE VITRGOL-COPPERAS--ALUM-
MADDER-MANILLA / BENGAL INDIGO
Fay RUN, &C.
also, quantity Of HINDOsTAN OIL STONE.
-Ty che0p
The above goods win be sold on the most rea-
ionable terms for CASH, Or approved Credit.
N. b. All persons indebted 70 the late firm "
MERRILL q DAVIS are reminded that thei
lCcouHts 4 notes have become due, and are re
1uested 70 settle them without DELAY
Portland. June z (e0nH)
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A PLEASANTLY situated Lot of LAND.
in Hampshire Street, and viii Be sold IN size
to suit the purchaser, and on accommodating
Of NJ DAVIS.
Portland, Aug. 9, ls2s
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Five Thousand Dolls. Reward.

THE schooner DOLPHTN, of New-York.
copper fastened and coppered, Of 10 tons
Pilot Boat built, nearly new, was upset at sea Oh
the 18th July, in lat. "a, lon. 6S, laden with a
cargo OF Lumber, &c. the bulk Of which wa
white pine Boards, having in her cabin Trunk
and Box, and in her ran a Keg, containing
about $4,000 value in Doubloons.
dismasted schooner, with her bowsprit stan
ding, supposed to be Tue Dolphin. was fallen II
with il lat 80 lon. 90, about the Goth Of August.
by the brig Elizabeth. from Barbados to Bath
The above reward o. $4,000 will be paid bv
'be ATLANTIC and ANGLICAN IvsURAEcE Cor
PANIEs, 10 New York, 20 any persons who will
deliver 70 the underwriters the said schoone
and specie, or in proportion for any part thereof
The late Captain Of the Dolphin, who has re-
Gently been az Bath, and has seen Capt Reed
Of the brig III zabeth, from whom he obtained
Of the Hull of vessel he (Capt. r.
saw at sea he is we'll assured that il was ill.,
hull OF the Dolphin
New York, lst Sept 1924.
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NOTICE.

he public are hereby informed that as the
BACK Cove Bridge IS now undergoing some
and no toll will be received until snrb rena;rS
are completed. GEO. WARREN. Agent.
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Music Tuition.
FAYETTE BARTLETT

- n II u II IJLNIA II III Il
ESPEC TFULLY tcoders his services 10
"a the inhabitants of Portland aud its vicinity
a an Instructor on the Organ, Pianoforte and
Flute, &c. sc. Those who have not instruments
at home, can he accommodated al his place Of
residence, in Church Street.
He can also furnish, at short notice, Music
and musical instruments Of an kinds
j. Pi0Rotorfes tuned aud repaired.
.4iso-One PIANOFORTE for sale or 10 lei.
Portland. Sept. u. 1924.
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'@ga WG2Agaeo'

4 ne0 Publication, % Be conducted b. a Son
Ely of Literary Gentlemen.
TIE encouragement received. is Sufficient "a
justify TIE continuance Of q THE War ara. 81
rs publication will therefore be resumed IN the
course Of eight or ten days-It will be issued
from the StaieHnGH Office, in this town.
Portland epi. s 1874.
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Store to LET.

~ ORE No. 3, Market-Square, Main-St.-
- tGr terms apply at No. >, Nlussey's Row.
Portland, Sept g.
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l-PTo TIE Ladies. m

NJ :. HUBS has just received new
w assortment n Mrs Canteio's elegant and
fashiouable CORsErS and MINERVA BRACE.
very cheap. Herr shop j. in Court, near FEEDER
ai Street, where she executes the
Habit = Dress making business,
ia fashionable and faithful manner
Testimonials IN favor Ot the BRAcE and Coz
sat might be exhibited from great variety II
sDurces-hui thr following. from one II TIE most
eminent physicians IN thu United States, must
satisfy the most iucreduous :-
Portland, sept a. 1924
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WANTED.

O. 30 Shares in the Casco
Bank, by s. LITTLE. M ID ~ Y
w y may be had, Bank Money for approved
NOTES., 6, and y months, and
1900 Dollars in Specie, at a
----e-- premium. Sept s.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

4ta Curt Of Probate held AZ Portland, teihia ana
tbr ne county Z Cumberland ths tairty frs
day Of august, ia ths year n our Lord sighiee
httztGrcd and nrfnfy four.
ELIPHALET GREEDY administrator cf the e.
IL tate % JOHN PITTEE late q Cumberland. il
said County. Mariner deceased, having presented
ais first account Of the administration Of said estate
for allowance also tie petition ~ the widow ui
said deceased for the assignment Of her Dover.
ORDERED. That the said administrator give uc.
ice TO all persons interested BIZ causing CupY "a.
BIS o5der % be published three weeks saccessiYeit
In the Poftand Gazette. printed AZ Portland. thl
they may appear a. Probate Court % be held
said Portland on the ffrst Tuesday of October urz.
Al ten Of the clock in the forenoon and shew
II any they have. Why Inc sane should not " a.
lowed and granted.
BARRETT POTTER. Ju5gs
A true Copy. AT. Honuo soulhEste, Rec
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Institution for Savings.

"A I a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
\ the Institution for Savings for the town OF
Portland and its vicinity, On the 18th day of
August, last
Ioted, That a Committee be appointed 10
report list Of such Deposit0rs as ought To b.
required 70 withdraw their deposits"-And the
following Numbers have been reported by said
Communicable owners Of which are hereby
respectfully requested TO call on SAMUEL TRASH.
Esq- treasurer q said Institution, at his Coun-
ting Room, No ~, Long Wharf, Portland, and
receive their deposits, together with the interest
aud extra dividend up 10 the twenty first dav OF
LmLN est N which time inta-n.L .aa--aa
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Deposuors may know whether they are among
hose who are required to withdraw their de-
posts, by comparing the above numbers with
their deposit books
,. MI GERRIsH, Sec'ry.
Portland, Sept. :. 1924.
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Intelligence Office.
FARM FOR SALE

TO be sold al public Auction on Wednesday
the Doth inst on the premises IT two of the
clock T. NJ !, the farm formerly owned ~ Jeremi-
alb Prince, IN Cumberland, containing fhv Acres.
with convenient one story house, well furnished
and Barn 81 by 40,and other out buildings and 4
good well OF water. Said farm is Of an excellent
soil, well watered, and has considerable young
wood growlngon the same said farm is about
four hundred Rods from the Congregational Nee
ting House in said town.
.ALSO-Au the Corn and potatoes now grow
ing on said farm, and about six tons Of av n sad
barn. Terms Of payment made easy for pur
chasers For further particulars enquire OF
STEPHEN GOOLD, ofI.isboD.
Lisbon, Sept. II, 1924
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BANK OF PORTLAND.

D4NANTN UT ! OIL I LANIT.
THE Stor kho der. Or the BANK OF PORT
tAND are hereby notified that their Annu.
Al Meeting viii be holden at their BANKING
HoUsF, on Nonday, the 9TH day Of October next
at O'Clock in che afternoon, for the purpose OF
choosing seven Directors, for the year ensuing,
and transacting such other business relative 70
said Bank, as may then come before them.
BY order Of the President and Directors.
Afford RICHARDSON, Cashier.
Portland, Sept, II, 1924.