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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-07-24

TEA SwINDLEs.-It is now pretty well un-
derstood that the enormous profits" of the tea
trade, as advertised by some of the great tea
companies at New York, arc gentle fictions,
and that the reason these companies sell goods
cheaper than the trade, is because they sell an
adulteratcd article Appletons Journal states
that "within q few years large number of tea
companies have sprung up in the city, which
claim to import direct from China, TO furnish
superior article at reduced rates, and which
advertise largely all over the country. One
street is fairly lined for considerable distance
with them. We are assured by those claiming
to know, that several of these tea establish
ments are organized frauds upon the people
that they usc the leaves of the Cameia, which
so closely resemble genuine tea that they are
frequently mistaken for them by botanists; that
they largely import and palm off upon pur.
chasers Chinese lie tea that they use the
leaves Of ash, plum and other trees, and min.
gle them with good tea; and, furthermore
that they redry and color genuine tea leaves
that have once been used, or have been dam
aged by water, etc. There Is one of these
companies which, we are told, docs nothing
else but purchase damaged cargoes or chests
of tea, and dries it. The drying process hav
ing been completed, small quantity of su
perior article is added to the damaged In ordel
to give 1t flavor; and 1t is then done up II
packages for distribution all over the country
Those who are accustomed to patronize thcs,
tea establishments would certainly do well L
analyze and test the quality of the article
which is dispensed to them"
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g-Brigham Young is married once more.
Miss Fallansbee of Boston is the happy bride.
tB- Rome has nearly one hundred c6lored
students for tGe priesthood; missionaries. OF
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.-The following
remarks of the Chicago Tribune in relation to
the hive stock market there last week. show
similar to that which marked the live stock
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WASHINGTON, May 13.-The customs recent,
from May LIST to 9Th inclusive, were as follows
Roston. $4O5 ,906; New York, 50, 9lS ,594; Phil
adelphia, $l97 ,2Ol; Baltimore, $272, 179; Sar
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e U r. o p e.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, May BIN the House of Lords
this evening, Earl Russell inquired what plan
the government proposed to adopt for putting
a stop to the outrages which had lately been so
frequent in ireland. He followed his inquiry
with some remarks, in which he deprecated
the land scheme of Mr.. Bright as likely to I'M
settle the Irish people. He called upon the
government to discountenance all visionary
schemes, and state clearly what it intended to
do
Earl Granville, the Colonial Secretary. re-
GREETED the continual recurrence at the present
time to this topic He said the government
was not prepared to state its policy nor was
/ he authorized to give an opinion on Mr.. Bright's
plan
y Lord Derby urged an exposition of the min
listerial policy and disavowal of Mr. Bright's
Z opinion. The reticence of the government was
dangerous to the best interests of Ireland
After short passage between Lords Derby
and Kimberly, the discussion dropped. Al
the close of the session this evening the House
of Lords adjourned until the 9th.
y Midfight.-In the House OF Commons to-
night, Mr.. Otway, Under Foreign Secretary v,
said Spain had declined to accord new hear
\ ing in the Tornado case. The detailed reas-
Y ons assigned by Spain were now under eonsid-
| GRAFTON by the officers of the crown.
Mr.. Cardwell, Secretary of War, in reply to
| some limitations which had been thrown out
/ said the government had no intention of coun
demanding orders for the reduction of troops
Fin Cana, under existing circumstances
u The Irish Church bill was reported from the
Committee, several amendments were propos.
1 ed, and the bill recommitted, with the under.
II standing that a vote ON its third reading be
taken on the 31st of May.
Hon. Reverdy johnson took formal leave Of
the Queen to-day, and at the interview pre-.
scented Mr.. Moran as Charge d'Affairs until
the arrival of Mr.. Motley.
MovILLE, May 13.-Steamship Peruvian
from Portland for Liverpool, arrived to-day.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, May 13.-The following is the
latest arrangement of the Cabinet: President
| of the Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs
Gen. Menabrea; Minister of Commerce, Min
Irgetti; Minister of Education, Bargoni; Minis
ter of Justice, Filippo.
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WEST INDIES.


HAvvNA, May IL, via Key West, May 49,
Private letters have been received from rebe
sources, giving accounts of another battle be-
tween the Spanish troops and insurgents II
took place on the Sd inst, at Las Mino. The
Spaniards numbered 1900 and were under the
command of Gen. Lssca. The revolutionary
force was commanded by Gen. Quesada in per-
son. One report says, before the fighting COM
meneed Quesada posted the native Cubans in
front, protected by entertainments, and placed
a force of 400 Dominican and American volun.
| teers in their rear, with orders to fire upou
them if they ran. Thus placed between two
| fires, the CubaDs fought with desperation. The
Spaniards attacked the entertainments three
| times with the bayonet. The two first assaults
/ were repulsed by the Cubans. The third wal
very determined and severe, and the Cubans
began to WAIVER, when Quesada ordered the
rear guard to the front. They advanced, driv-
ing the Cubans into the front ranks of the en-
envy. A hand to hand combat ensued, in
which the butchery was horrible. The Span
iards finally gave way and retreated, but in
good order. Their loss is estimated at 100
killed and 300 wounded; that of the Cubans
200 killed and a prOportionate number wound
ed. The forces of Quesada, after the fight
marched to San Miguel and burned the town
in sight of the retreating Spaniards. 1t is
generally believed the revolutionary leaders
have changed their policy in the field, and IL
future will fight instead of retreating to the
mountains on the appearance of any consid
cradle force of Government troops.
In the battle at Alta Gracia which tool
place on the LIST inst, the Cuban loss was 20(
| and the Spanish $50 killed and wounded
The Spaniards here regard the result of these
actions as fatal to the cause of rebellion, blu
the Cubans are jubilant over them, as the frs
great successes of the war for independence.
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. o M M Il R CIAL


NEW YORK, May 13.-Money easy at GOT per
cent. on CALL Prime discounts a 9per cent. Ster-
ling Exchange weak and nominal at 1904 q 109a for
60 days and 109k "a 11O4 for sight bills, though good
bills sold at 1854 a 100 for the former Gold irmer
opened at 1877 advanced to 1885, and closed at 1881
ing were 81 to . per cent. to fat At the Treasury
sale to day proposals were filed for $2,030,000. The
81 900, 900 sold was awarded to Henry Clewes & Co
at 1873 4100. The exports to-day amounted to 800
900 to Europe and $25O.O0O to Havana. Governments
buoyant, reaching the highest figure yet attained
the supply Is small and buying free, both domes.
tic and foreign account. Henry Clewes q Co. fur
nish the following 80 quotations coupon 6's 1881
1909 I'll do 5-2os 1862 1si q 100; do 1864, 116 q
1857 ISL iis I'D 90 fses isl i1si css
q 109; Pacific, 1864 a 1865.
Border State bonds steady Missourf's, s9i; old
North Cardinals, COG; new do, 55t a 55t; old viz
gnia's 5s} q 5ss; new do, 81; Louisiana levee bs,
The Stock market opened strong with large busi-
ness in Pacific Mail, Michigan Southern, Rock Is
land, Wabash and North Western. Fort Wayne, st,
Paul and Ohio q mississippi were also noticeably
active. After the call the upward movement halted
and prices declined, with Rock Island leading the
list Vanderbilt stocks quiet in the absence Of in
bills recently passed. The market was teverish and
unsettled after the o'clock Board, with general
decline Of g 4 per cent. on leading shares. At
the close the market irmer with general recoy-
cry in prices, though the feeling still unsettled
The following are $50 prices Pacific Mail, 95I a
"a; Western Union Telegraph. 43a @ A; New York
52s So; Hudson, 1871 q 1877; Harlem, 1852 a 14S
Reading, 96s 962; Fort Wayne, 1861 a 1861; Mich
igan Central, 1877; Michigan Southern, 1861 q 1869
Illinois Central. 145 q 146; Chicago q Rock Island,
1894 a 1898; Chicago & North Western, 91s q 91b
do preferred, 104 q 104t.
The clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day amount
cd to l,l7S255; payments, $s7s566; balance, 1884,,
The disbursement of coin interest amounted to
$334,076.
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NEW YORK. May 13.-Cotton shade frmer; sales
5000 balesj Middling uplands 282c. Four-saes $500
bbls.; State and Western without decided change,
with scarcely so much inquiry to-day. Wheat is
5O0 600 BUSH No. Spring, to arrive at A; No at
90 "a 654 delivered No. at AZ "a As delivered
Corn shade hrmer for new and a &c better for
old; sales 49, GOO BUSH; new Mixed Western so a
SIC; old SSc in store Oats dull and a 4c lower;
sales 5000 bush; Western 80 q s4c afoat, closing
81 y. Lard unchanged. Butter a shade easier
Whiskey in tair request Western 96 0 SIC for free
Rice quiet Sugar firm; sales 45O hhds: Muscoyado
at III "a 12c. Coffee dull. Molasses steady: sales
200 hhds. Muscova6o 80 a 53c. Naval Stores quiet
Petroleum dull; crude 16tc; refined bonded 39c ~
Freights to Liverpool firm; Cotton $500 per steam
er.
OINoIENATI. May 13.-Whiskey in good demand
at 95 a 99c; supply light, Provisions declining. -
Mess Pork 30 75 Bulk Meats sold at 11lc for sbouls
ders and 14c for Sides Bacon l3c for shoulders and
1c for clear rib Sides Lardsales $50 tierces at 71c
CHICAGO, May 13.-Exchange on New York firm
al Ito per cent. discount for buying and lilo per
cent premium for selling Flour more active 1Sprng
extras 90 a 12t. Wheat quiet at l 10 9 l 10 for
No. and IA tor No. 2; sales this afternoon at 14a
Corn quiet and advanced q BIZ No. at So @ 63ac
No. at 573 "a $50; rejected 30 q 5O3c; new and no
grade nominal; nothing doing this afternoon. Oats
quiet; No. in store at 60c. Rye quiet; No. at 14
No. at 10. Barley nominal; No. at 10. High
Wines quiet at 9Ob Mess Pork inactive and held at
81 10. Lard held at 171c. Sweet picked Hams 10 @
lotc. Dry sailed shoulders unchanged. Live Hogs
advanced 10 q 15c; sales at 65. Cattle steady.
MILWAUKEE, May 13-Flour nominally unchang-
nom;n mneat DULL No, at ~; No. at IL. Oats
nomiinaliy unchanged. Corn dull at 30 a 60c Rye
nominal at 10 for No. /. Barley nominally un-
changed. Freights nominal at SAC TO Buffalo and lie
| TO Oswego " 'sS ~ = S ~
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Seizure Of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de
IN scr1bed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned tor violation of the Rev
enue Laws:
Feb 3 1869, Dbl Molasses, halt Dbl. N. Rum :
Feb 3, 800 Cigars, bottle Ale, bottle Brandy; Feb
Feb 23d, 8 bottles Brandy, 2 bags Nutmegs Feb 25.
!50 Cigars; Feb rs, bags Sugar, 1 Keg Moasses,
100 Cigars March 10, bbls Sugar. 400 Cigars; April
Molasses.
ANY person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twen-
ty days from the date hereof Otherwise the said
goods will be disposed ofin accordance with the Acts
OF Congress in such case made and provided
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.
Portland. May 4. 1869. d1awSw
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CONNECTGCUT.

I Ahfho1 TO1S
HARTFORD, May 13.-Charles Schroeder and
| wife and Christina Miller of New York were
arrested yesterday for shoplifting in this city.
\ For one offence Mr.. and Mrs Schroeder were
\ fined forty dollas and jailed for six months.
! and ior another, the amount stolen making a
prison onence, all three we're to-day committe ed
70 jail, in default of $1,000 bail each.
DECORATING THE GRAVES OF SOLDIERS.
The soldiers of this city will observe Satur-
pay, May 18th, as Decoration day" and prep
Sarations for appropriate ceremonies are already
i'm progress.
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Notice of Foreclosure Of Mortgage

WHEREAS Lydia A. Libby, then of Brunswick
w IN the county of Cumberland and State Of
Maine, by her deed OF mortgage dated on the Jour
teenth day OF January. 1865, and recorded in Cum
berland Registry OF Deeds in Book $780, on page 352
eonveyedto Alfred Milliken, the subscriber. three
certain parcels Of land. situated in Pownal in said
county, being the same premises that said Lydia on
the same day purchased of said Milliken. as will
more FULLY appear by reference to the deed of said
Mllken to said LYDIA dated on the fourteenth day
the same conveyed to said Milfken by the warranty
deed Of William Tufts dated August 10th, 1885, and
Book 274, on page 296; the other parcel being the
same to said Milliken by the warranty deed
OF Reuben A. Sawyer, dated January S1st 1863 and
recorded in the Cumberland Registry OF Deeds, in
Book 1923, on page Is, to hold upon the conditions set
forth in said mortgage.
And whereas the conditions of said MORTGAGE have
been broken.
Now therefore, /, Alfred Milliken aforesaid give
notice. that tor breach of the conditions Of said mort
gage, claim foreclosure OF said mortgage.
May LIST, 1869.
ALFRED MILLIKEN.
may6d1aw3w
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Commission of Insolvencv-

WHEREAS the undersigned at a term of tbe
w Probate Court, holden at Portland for the
county OF Cumberland on the first Tuesday of April
A. u. 1869, were appointed Commissioners to receive
and decide upon. all claims against the estate OF
Nathan Webb, late of Portland in said county,
Wmcn estate has been represented to be insolvent:
from the six tn day of April d, 1869 are allowed
cne creditors Of said estate present and prove their
pose OF receiving and deciding upon said claims at
Ine cf1ce Of Symonds q Libby, 81 Middle St. in said
Portland, on the fourth Saturdays of May June Ju-
y and August 1862 and Also on the first and fourth
forenoon. ,J(JSEPH w SVM0II,S o
mayld1aw3w ISAAC r c,HOATE
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Notice.

ME, the undersigned, having been appointed by
w the Judge Oh Probate for Cumberland County
to receive and examine the claims of the creditors Of
the estate of stephen Morrill, late of Gray in said
county deceased whose estate is represented inso-
vent, give notice that six months commencing on the
sixth day of April, A. d. 1862 have been allowed
creditors to bring IN and prove their claims against
assigned us at the office of Aaron B. Holden, No,
2s Congress Street, Portland on the last Thursday
OF the months OF May, June, July and August and
II M. - "
Dated this 9th day of April. A. D. 1869.
A. B. HOLDEN,
THOMAS HANCOCK
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Fereign Markets.

LONDON, May 13-Forsnoon.-Consols e28 for
money and 92f for account
American securities-United States 5z0's 791; Erie
shares 81; Illinois Central shares &c.
LIVERPOOL, May 13-Forenoon. Cotton hrmer ;
Midding uplands 115d sales 5000 bales. Petroleum
dull.
LONDON, May 13-Evening-Consolsc closed at 92a
fol- money and 90 for account.
American securities-United States 5'20's 70; Erie
shares Ill Illinois Central shares s64; Great Western
shares 245.
LONDON, May 1s-Enveing.-O returns of
the Bank of England show that the amount snecia
in its vaults has decreased 900 during the Week
LIVERPOOL, May 13-Evening-Cotton closed at
ding Orleans II ID; 70 900 bales. Breadstus-
NO; hed western Wheat declined to Is sd; Corn
dull and unchanged; other articles unchanged. Pro-
visions and Produce unchanged.
LONDON May 49, Eyening.-Supar. Oils and lin
seed unchanged. o.'' anu Inn
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CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 13.-Cotton active and
better grades frmer sales $50 bales; Middiing z7{c
receipts 426 bales; exports, eoastwise $50 bales
SAVANNAH. May BIC Cotton quiet a a1 firm sales
coastwise 468 bales. -
MOBILE, May 13.-Cotton in fair demand: sales
exports 1867 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May 13.-Cotton-high grades are
sun and low grades dull and easier; Middngs 283 a
1ssc sales 24O0 bales; receipts 1913 bales; exports
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nrAssAOHUsETTs.

ANNEXATION OF DORCHESTER.
BOSTON, May 13.-A bill for the annexation
OF Dorchester to Boston passed the Senate to-
day by large majority.
THE FIRST CARS ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
SPRINGFIELD, May 13.-A Geographic dis
patch from Sacramento dated yesterday, an
nounces the arrival in that city of train of
Springield-built cars, which were the first to
cross the continent.
ARREST OF SUPPOSED BANK ROBBERS.
Two men, giving the names of Brown and
Young, were arrested in this city this evening,
on suspicion of attempting to rob the Berk-
shire county safe, at Lenox, Saturday night,
and also of breaking and plundering the safe
of Robinson, Marsh & Co., of this city, last
night. The evidence is strong against them.
PROPOSED CONSOLIDATION OF RAILROADS
BOSTON, May 13-fhe bill for the consolida-
ton of the Boston & Lowell, Nashua & Low
ell, Nashua & Concord, Northern Vermont,
Central and Ogdensburg Railroads into one,
TO be called The Great Northern Railroad au-
thorizes the purchase of all the above named
roads and limits the capital stock of the new
corporation to the capital stock and amount OF
indebtedness of the several roads, with the
railroads and steamboat lines now leased by
them, which the corporation is also empowered
to buy, the whole purchase to be upon terms
mutually to be agreed upon and to be ratified
by q majority of the stockholders of each road
at q meeting called for the purpose.
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OHIO.
GRAND ARMY OF THE RBpUBL1C.

OnANO AAkM1 OE 1EH kkBE Ob4iGs
CINCINNATI, May bat the secret session
of the Grand Army of the Republic yesterday
afternoon, the question arose whether dele
gates from States in arrearages for dues to the
National Encampment should be admittedrto
the floor. Illinois and Missouri were in this
predcament. In the course of the debate Mr.
Davis of Illinois said he had no apology to give
nor favor to ask, but he would either come
here with full rights or not at all. He spoke
for three posts in Chicago. Although they had
been deficient in their dues, yet during the
past year they had raised 81, 900, and had sup
ported the widows and orphans of soldiers
with the same. The arrearage test was prompt.
ly dropped. The Adjutant Generals report
showed that there were thirty-seven depart
ments of the Grand Army of the Republic and
two thousand and fifty posts.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
On Saturday a little son of G. Durant, tele-
graphic operator at Boyds Station, Kentucky
fell into tub of hot water and was scalded to
death.
BANK ROBBERY.
CLEARFIELD, May 13.-The County Nation
al Bank at Clearfeld was opened by burglars
last night, the vault chiselled into and burg
lar proof broken open. About $15, 900 in cash
was stolen and $500 in United States bonds.
The loss will not affect the Bolvency of the
bank.
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GEORGIA.
THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

AUGUSTA, May 13-Great interest is mani
Tested in the Southern Commercial Conven-
ton which meets in Memphis on the 18th. Del
and Alabama.
Inc shooting of Adkins is deplored by many
leadlng papers and citizens, as it is feared it
VIII De handled as pretext to deal harshly
WIN u. H tI There are no new developments
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TINE undersigned, after several years experience
i as Receiver OF Breadstuhs in New York Citv
will give his personal attention to the Purehnse
and shipment Of klour. Wheat, GerI.
Provisions and Groceries for the Eastern Mar,
kets Advances made on the above propertv
in the Western or New York Markets PAVPe2S
BENJAMIN SHAW.
May s. 1869. nav Sdsxs
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Treasury Department.

Office Of the Light House Board
WASHINGTON CITY, April ". 1859.
SEPARATE Sealed Proposals will be received at
p this Office until one O'Clock p. M ON Friday. the
2Sth DAY of May, 1869, for building and eouippine
two Lght-vessels OF the following dimensions:
Length from fore side of rabbet Of stem to
aft side of stern post, "a feet.
GA..ehe preaatn. % 6-12 #.
Depth Of hold from inside of floor timber,
to under side of deck plank amidshIp II RIO fl
Drawings and specifications, and any other desr-
ed information concerning these vessels will be FUR
ed at this office. w SIifJRRICK
ap30d2aw3w Cba}rrar
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Notice to ForeclOse Personal Mort.
gage.
To thu Wesfbr00k Good TsruoIo. TIon 1..n.:...-

May 10, 1859.
WHEREAS, E. A. Marstcn of Westbrook Me.
w Treasurer OF Good Templar Hall Association
In consideration of Five Hundred Dollars, mort
gagged ON the ninth day OF November 1868, to John
II. kmball, OF Portland, Me, two story framed
building situated at the Northerly end OF Deerpes
Bridge, Westbrook, known as "Good Templars Hall
building, to secure the payment of two certain tas
OF hand each dated Now 8, 1863 given on six months
each Tor $3.50, with interest; and whereas said John
d. klmbal on the ninth day of November A ID 1864
assigned one half of his interest in said building and
tne DEBT and mortgage securing the same to e. A.
Marston for valuable consideration. And whereas
the DEBT or notes secured by the Aforesaid mort
was not pald at maturity since we the
mortgagee ana assignee of the mortgagee do hereby
give public notice of his intention to foreclose the
aforesaid mortgage according to the provisions OF the
statute OF 1861 chapter 49, tor breach OF the eond-
ton thereof. Said mortgage being recorded In the
Westbrook Clerks Office, book 8, page 1877
JOHN ii. KIMBALL.
L. A. MARSTON.
To the Westbrook Good TempLar Hall association,
Westbro0k, Maine;
WHEREAS the Westbrook Good Templar Hall
w Association by their mortgage dated April
14th. 1869, executed by Louis L. Greenwood, duly
authorised recorded in Westbrook Clerks 'Office
A. Marston, Of Westbr0ok, Me, a two story Framed
building, situated at the northerly end OF Deerings
Bridge, westerly side OF the road leading from has
ing's Bridge to W00dford's Corner known ne .C"ad
Templar's Hall Building" Sail MORTGAGE hao,
given to secure the payment to said Marston Of 524
q, on the gth day OF May, 1862 with Interest from
Marcn ~, 1907. And whereas the said sum has not
given of my intention to forscIose said mortgage
aec0sag 70 the provision of the Is chapter statute
Oh 1901 Tor breach OF the condition thereof
"s"AS EPHRAIM A. MASTON.
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April 2S. d1aw3w&w

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been duly appointed and taken upon him
self the trust of AdminktratG with the viii annex
ed of the estate of
NATHANIEL SHAW, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased. and given
bonds as The law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are reauir-
ed to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to
SAID estate are called upon to make payment to
DANIEL w. SHAW,
Administrators with Will annexed
f~tiann, April ~, Eds. ap2Sdiaw3w