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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28

Elegant Enthusiastically morning
about II O'Clock, the superb ship General
Brown, burthen about 1000 tons, (size Of
the late Essex and pierced for 50 or Sc
guns, was launched by Messrs a. and n.
Brown, from their ship-house, in a most
capital style, amidst the plaudits of a vast
concourse of admiring spectators.
C0iambian.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28

eis me. peWci before The subscribe, one
o. lie assigned % keep The peacc in The
Csc efalc, VIZ Andre Ccrn'ain, or full
age "o' made oah according TO l2w, dcposcth
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-03
For Sac or Kent,
TIE Washington Tavern

Ii the town Of Alexandria possession
Il 81 had IN the month of April next
lh;s. long established Tavern is 50 uni
yversaliy known that a particular descrlp-
ion of The premises is deemed unneces'
sary. For terms, &c. apply to
.agaes Dundas. i
September 9. q &
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-03

BLACK. white and eolored camb9rrltcss,,
mus.ins. saws, bonisazeens, caato !,
cranes. black aud colored layentines, 4,
cured bonnet silks, trimming laees. lace
wells and s6awls. Talerines, SIX, ano
six and cation shawls, some refy eie,
raps--riBbons, reay cheap--s'; SIX; hGkt :
FIX forentine, British shistiags, itiSh
9irnens, gingba,ns, danask taGie. cloths,
sIimotics, domestic cottoa =;
meas ard womens shoes, etc. ETC.
All which viii be sold Wholesale and re- {,
tail at fair prices fer CASH, and Cd as g,
ma yinents madein SPECIE q premium y =
ist per cent will be allowed, or nam f
notes will be given for specie and a pre-
MUM Of l0per cent allowed.
n. & t.. expect additional supplies q
fresh goods nearly every week,
N. B. They viii pay 80 cents i ass
or 100 in Goods at far prices Tor 5ege
bushels Of good rye, il offered wi'i'i \.
tendays.
Sent. Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-03

TOR Sue or F7elg1u,
.s;SS The new Schr, CHARLES.
~ q Elisha Sawyer. master; burthen
100 tons or geo barrels. is superior
builtyessel, In complete order.
.aRpiyto
Ld1crason and Fssols.
September
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-03
Fairfax County, Aug. 81. If
Vaudeville & Larnlour.

Corner Of Afng and Fairfar q Kiire.
AID Water Streets Offer for Sale,
100 Chests Gunpewder, Imperial and
Young Hyson TEAS Of the latest
importations. and canbe sold low
er than any of the Northerp Mar
lets can at present afford them.
90 boxes Imperial
!, so lacqaered boxes Young Hyson
Is boxes Young Hyson and Tyson
Skin-GoBtesqniea's cargo
20, 900 lbs. Green Coffee
90 bags Old Java Coffee, for gentee.
family use
so logsheads and &C barrels Orleans,
st. Croix and Martinique Sugars
5000 lbs. leaf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black Pepper &
500 lbs. first quality Bengal Indigo.
10 puncheens West india Rum
900 gallons genuine old Irish YVES
Key
& 100 boxes. Soap
SEQ reams Wrapping PAPER
With Their asaal genera assortment oftke
Best Wines, Liquors * Gro
ceriss.
N. B.---Coantry dealers are respect.
Fally requested to view their assortment.
aug. %
CARpEIING,s &c.
Just received from .ssae- Fork: a'adaOss
opening,
Brussels Carpeting,
B Venetian do.
Ingrane do.
Kidderminster do
al ofwhich are superdne, end of the
iatestsand most fashionable patterns.
.QLSG,
Florence Silks,
Levantine Silk shawls of different
ICES,
Irish Linens,
Flannels, Cloths, Lace Wells, India
Gottons, fine Nuns Threads, &c.
Together 7cilh their former Stock,
which makes their assortment pretty gen
erai, all ofwhich they wish to dispose of,
On the most liberal terms Cor cash, or to
punctupl customers. Thereforewe most
earnestly request our friends to call where
they may get good bargain, and at
least, hearty welcome, at or store. one
door above Fairfax street, OF hing Street
Alexandria.
~: y. German Linens direct from
Bremen.
Halhers S, Herbert.
August eo.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-03
August 60.
Plaster Land for Sale.

" g S3Ea subscriber offers Fer sale. a
Il Farm. 10 the Comfy If FauQuier,
land state of virginia, cant.iiving 1904
|cres, ore third Of wi,ieisis Of TIE strong
lest quality, and coyereJi with heavy
|growth Of red oak and liekory-'lhe re-
|sidue, (beiHg cleared lard is in coed
heart, two f;litds Of ii lsaviug been
|iaid DOWN IL red clayer, ard 10 tract
|in the state, has a..s.idpesa fieter eyidei.
Ices of It's saptiua to tie plaster OF PEI
|ris.--TheFe, is. on tbs trGct, ard atthe
Of tie two ReYer failing
streams of Broad and bfIll Runs,
|scite for a merchant asiit with fall
|of % feet, surrounded b every Mate-
rial For building. and by The side Of
well built Saw-liill, recently erected.
q law has PASSED for Q turnpike road,
which will pass by or near fliis scite.
sc. the above properly, will take
the moderate price of 60 Collars per a.
ere, with unreasonable allow aI!ce, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post o..;ce, Va.
September 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-03
ITe ilnre GIsn In Store.

We haze also i'm Store.
s pipes and haltpipes south sideditto.
isnportetl into NeW-T ork before the war,
and considered equally good.
rs cases Martinique white and red No
yeau Cordial. of very superior quality
The lovers of this article are invited
70 try it.
A Few cases Capers in quart bottles.
much cheaper than the small bottles.
A few kegs Picked Lemons. Of very
GOOD quality, and cheap in comparison
10 their quality and utility.
SO boxes brown Soap, of achoice qua
ity.
goo bushels fine Salt, suitable for ta-
hle use.
$50 do. coarse do.s
Sc bbls. good quality Common Wits
key.
50 kegs Picked Oysters.
800 Cocoa Nuts
as in our first outset We sobserv-
ed, we now repeat that we donot wish
to interfere with other dealers. but we
are determined to accommodate OUT
customers, so as to promote their inter-
est as well as our own.--The above,
choice articles worthy the appellasiou 0;
rood, together with every article IN TIE
Grocery Line, for sale by
HYATT e. WILSON,
GEoRGETowN, Corner of BRIDGE am,
High Streets.
August 1875. If.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-03
Us / As ,iE

ASH
ne haze just receiued By iks Brig PRE
sage, Capt. Rose. from .ttadeiia--
y 9 pipes, Up. MADEIRA
/ half do. VINE;
From tie, honses Of BlackbGra, Anglir
and Murdoch. YouIe, WARDROBE & &c
by Ifessrs. Bowie and Kurt
If this place, and considered equal to a
ny wine imported fer sale, Tor some time
east.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-03
OSSIAN HALL .Jor Sale. !

+ ME- subscriber o!ais.rs for sale the
u TRACT or L.a.a,D on wlic, ~
now resides, containing $50 acres. Isga
situated IN healthy i.enyhborhoo,l, abolsl5
nine miles from Alexandria and twelve
from Washington and Georgetown. and
within mile OF the Little River Turn
PIKE. The improvements are cornfur-
table two story frame dwelling house.
with barns and stables and all necessary
Iodt-houses. Few farms In the county are.
supplied with more choice collection OF
fruit, and from the experiments tliatkaya
been made On lands OF tie same t;;eseriip-
ton in the neighborhood, the soil IS be-
iieved to be well adapted to the Plaster.
A portion Of the ground is IN clover, and
there is considerable body CT low land,
IA part Of which is in valuable meadow.
Vim. S, Stuart.
Fairfax County, Aug. 81. IF I
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-03
CIV G GODS,
FROM N Esg 81 GLAsD:
Rogers s. lewis.

KING STREET s.
i - nav oneniag a part of their assert
meut Of fresh imported
EAR, s. WINTER, F.4.N'CY .asa1l'
,SiaPLE GO0DS,
yusr sEcEIrED gRoM BosroN
Ameng which are
5 bales low priced, common and sr y
per6le broad Clotlisyasiou
cglers, n 3,
dc. Cassimeres- assorted,
4 3 do. FianneIs- escorted ; some ye e !.
fine, white, .
/ do. Bennets patent imperial elastic
Cords, a new and superior art
Gle for sentlemen's paa falcons
8 do Worsted Scotch Plaitls Tor gen
tIemens cloaks and children
cloaths, -.
8 10 Dombazetts. containing plain
black. green, brown, olive
slate and maroon colors-aint
green, slate and orarse, PRINT
ed do.
/ case fine twist shirtings,
9 do. Madras pattetnhdlSfs.
do. Calicoes, plates, and iurnlltures
etc.e
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-03
Is Port Wine.
WILLIAM GILLIAN.

htn- Street, aert door to fatons and
( Datcier.
HIS 5Us9 REcEfvED FROM OPoR7o:
90 half pires and First quality Port
60 quarter casks WINE.
IN STORE,
s pipes LoDdon Par. Madeira Wine,
from the celebrated house Of Muir
doch, youilIe, Wasdrop & Co.
"A few puncheons line old West-incia
Rum, Sd and 4th proof.
Mnscavado and Orleans Sugar in hhds.
4 and bbls.
40 Demijohns
Together with a general assortment Of
GROCERIES.
Which viii be sold on the most liberia
terms.
Sept 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-03
David Peabody
King Street, three doors above the Vast, !.
ing Tavern, his Just received and o. !.
fars forsALE, a complete assortment q
Dry Goods,

Suitable for the present and approaching
.s Season among which are;
y q bales sapeiiine London cloths, as
sorted co!ors. 7.
3 ditto middling and low priced ~
{ i bale coatings and / 40. bookings.
1 ditto h5mbazetts. assorted colofs.
4 Q ditto Scotch plaids.
Q ditto flannels, white and colored:
+ Ii ditto Noollen yestings.
/ case white cambrics.
Q bales cassimeres.
II ditto plated elastic cords.
Black le.antine and lutestrings.
Flag and Pulicat handkerchiefs, Can
ton Grapes. =,
BLACK, white and slate coiored silk
hose.
white cotton hose, silk & kid gloves
Adelphi threads, coat and vest but
tors, &c.
Also, 5000 yards domestic linens. Z
The above goods will be sold By ths
piece CT at retail, atvery low prices foi
cash.
4 Sebfen,ber IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10
POETRY.
FROM r BAET1Mo3E PAPER.
AN EXTRACT.

FROM 4 BAEr1Mo1E PAPER.
AN EXTRACT.
Or Fs'hsr qo4o art in Reaver ~
Arr thou my Father - Then 40 more
My sins shalt tempt me- TO despair
My father P,ties and foFgives,
And hears cliiI's rePenssnt prayer.
hr' thou my Father let me strive
With all my powers 60 learn ny will
TO make thy service ell my care,
And al thy wise commands fuIf |.
Art thou my Father Teach my heart
Compassion for another's woe,
And ever to each child of thine
A brothers. tenderness 10 show
Art thou my Father Then know
When pain, or want, or griff f OF press,
They come but from Fathers hand,
Which wouhds to heal, stfiicts 10 oless,
Ars thou my Father Then in doubt
And darkness. when gr0pe my way,
a light shall shine upon my pa,h,
and make my darkness like the day.
Art thou my Father !-Tben TO more
Tremble my soul at dcslh's alarms
He comes, Messenger Of love.
+. To bear me to Fathers arms.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10
@iseelianp.
PoR THE PoRrLAvD GAZETTE.


EVERY one must, think, be fully SEN
sible, that the initiative principle is activ
aud perfect In children. | have not attemp-
ted 10 hroVe this; but merely to direct the
attention TO few of the multitude Of facts,
which do prove 1t, and which are daily be-
fore our eyes A question, then, naturally
arlses~--do teachers in general make any
use of this initiative principle Are chill
oren taught by example ! 10 these quts-
ttons we must say, no, IN general: there is
one exception the art Of writing is taught
by example; the pupil, in acouirin,, that
ant, has cofy before hin.
Something, too, may be done towards in
slructing scholars in English grammar by
example they may be led 10 initiate
those, WAC have written our language with
ease and propriety. Aud what ps should
he taken There are but two possible
ways, yet foucd out, of learning 70 speak
and write any language with ease and Lor-
RICHNESS; the one is, by conversing with
those, who are acquainted with the Ian
gu.ge the other Is, by Initiating the WI
tIngs Of good authors. Few, comparatively
versation but m NY, very many, have with.
in THEN reach very passible authors. The
common school books, scattered over this
part OF tie country, contain many decent,
and many excellent models III composition.
These are in the hands of every scholar, old
CT yourg, who attends school.
III then then the study OF grammar must
be continued ID our schools (and DO ore
wishes it more success than | do) let US
change the form a little al leas; If the in
structor cannot be induced to compel OIL
der scholars TO write composition, which is
only obhging them 10 look round for some
author or authors TO initiate or if there
should exist other obstacles to prevent the
Introduction Of composition one thing
certainly can be done. The scholar can
have daily lessons in copying off, word 70
word and point for point, from some APP
proved author or to be more particular
let lin copy any of the extracts, in prose,
In he Columbian Orator, The Art of Rea-
ding, he Art Of Speaking, English Rea-
der, American Preceptor, American Rea-
der, &c. The most familiar and simple |
pieces should be the first or the younger |
class might have lessons from Perly's or
Webs.er's speIling-book, or from The more
simple story BOOKS, which inundate The |
country (and of which there cannot be too |
many moral ones The progress in a
knowledge Of grammar would De very slow |
IN This way without doubt; but better slow
than 10 s;ard still. The scholar will imi-
tate some, and remember some and be- |
tween both will make same improvement. |
Where composition can DC brought into |
practice, I isvrry desirable, that it should |
II has my best hopes and wishes. Where
II cannot be Introduced, am confident, that
The practice of copying wolld be far pref
cradle to that senseless jabbering and
wietched mockery, which has so long pes
tered common schools.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10

TEKfubicfter hereby gives pubIick notice to
all concerned thar ihe has been duly appoint.
ed and taken upon her the ru. of an administra
tr'x upon The ehate OF JOSEPH RUST late CT Nor
way IN The county Of Oxford. Efq. deceafed, by
CIV rig bend a. the law directs ihe therefore re-
queits all pe'fons who are indebted to laid enate
% make immediate payment and thofe who have
any demands thereon TO exhibit the same for fe,
tement 20 RUTH RUST, or to LEVI WHlr-
MAN. her attorney. Ne,rvay 9'.ss 2et5, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10
f mericaniM Manufactured Goods.

- Ma 7, Nifty = Ro,O.
JOSEPH POPE, agen, for Ahry d B,oun Of
J Providence, who keep him connanily fupped
from heir long known and well eRablhed Faa
~ at Pawtucket with general aaortment of
american Cotton Goods,
CONSISTING OF
Single Yarn for Warp ADD Filing
& 8 threaded white & color'd Stocking Yarn
White and colored fewing Cottons
MISUNDERSTANDING Ctecks--Stripes
Observation-Disclosures Bed Ticking, &c
~ shopkeepers In town and country and peo.
pie IN general who win 10 furnlfh ,hemfelves with
he above articles, will eiuPplie, At The Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10

NE iublcriber hereby gives public NOTICE to all
concerned, thai he has been duly appoin, ed
AND has taken upon him he ,rutl Of an Admn;f-
traitor upon the eltale of JOSEPH Larry. late of
OHead 10 the county of Oxford, Gentleman de.
ceaisd oy giving bond as the law direas-hc
therefore requests all per(ons who are indebted
60 iald eltaIe 20 make immediate payment and
shoie who have any demand thereon, 70 exhibit
the lame for fettement TO JAMES I.Apy
Administrator for fsid e1ate
Ciisad. June 9Th, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10
Mar hal's Notice,

United STATE, Of hms,ito,
Df,ia IF Maine IT
PURSUANT 10 warrant 10 ne directed police
70 hereby given that Information is fled il
the DlitTict Court Of the United otates, for Maine
Dihrlcf, aga'nit certain brig vefel called he
GU i aVUS, Of the turtben If 500 1895 tcn.
the name # he mater whereof is uukuown--(eiz
ed by the Collector ofthe Dieria of Bah a, fa,d
Bath on he OH June inf for an aledged vio.a
ton Of the laws of lad 5tates
That hearing and trial wilI be had thereon a,
a fpecia Dutr'Gt Court 70 he holden al the Court
Houe i'll York within fad Dritfic of Maine on
Iuetday the 8th day Of Juy next az ten Of the
cock, A NJ when and where any per(on intcreaed
in said ve1el may appear ?n1 Thew csufe if al,
can be fhewn wherefore the fame ihou NOT he
decreed forfeit TO laid Gates aud Oe ddpofed Of &C
cording to law.
DAei at Bath, June 90 1875
J @. SWANTON DssHfy MaEH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10
NOTICE.

fiE iubicriber intending fhorty to remove from
town, informs all who are indebted 70 h;n,
,ha' MS NOES and accounts are left with Barrett
rot.er, tiq for collection, on whom thew are 70
Quoted 10 cali and adjua the fame. his not the
WIN OF the iubfcnber cause con to be added 10
any OF ms demands. A prompt attention 70 thi,
notice. will fave him the neceiIi
BENJAMIN WILLIS.
Portland, June l2thIsl5. fewl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10

f1E iuh!crioer hereby gives public notice 70 All
concerned that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon him lhe uulf of an admini.tra,or
upon the e!!ate OF zEBEDEE PERI, lac of
norway IN The county Of Oxford yeoman, deceaC.
e. ~ g'Vlng bond az the law direas lie there
'oie reque!'s all per!ons who indebted 20 faid
eNA'e 70 make immediate payment-an and thoie who
have any demands hereon 10 exhib;t ~ IN, -
,e.'enleAt to JOHN PERRY, Administrator On
'S'o e"%'e' Norway, June IS 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10
NOTICE..

II o he sod at pubick auction, at the houCe Of
Ruflell stoddard Inhoder in Bruufw.ck. on
TUESDAY. the frn day Of Augua ncIt ar II
clock A NJ fix SHARES in the Bruulwick
Cotton Maoutac'Ory," numbered to 90 to.h
ulve, for the payment Of all adslmen,s due
thereon SAMUEL DAVIS, TeaJn,sr.
b. h. June %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10

Collectors Notice Portland.
NOTICE il hereby given 10 the noursldent pro-
~ pretors and owEers Of Land H. the town of
New Portland, councy of Somerlet. that the fol-
loving lots aud paris of OTIS of Land il faid New
Portland, in the bill committed to the iublcriber
% coi!ed for tad town, for the years 1913 and
1914 10 the iums fnIlnHInu-vlz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10
NOTICE..
New Portland, June 2otn, 1875

70 Dc said by order Of Court, az The house
formerly occnhied by Daniel Veatou. ia
Gaze Ehza6cth and no70 occntted By Be-
rach Weston, on WedneSday the 26h dqy
Of JHly inst az t7p0 clock in the afternoon,
ALL. the real estate ii said Cape EIIz beth
OF winch he SAID DANIEL Weston died possess
Co. consisting ot 'wenty.slx sores snd three
quarters OF an acre, twes y two acres and thee
quarters OF an acre Of which is bosnded wes,er.
y oy nd in possession Of Ebenc ger w sbster.
1r' ana four acres OF the same adioins nas,ur e
nj ~ p session OF Borach Weston. for the
Pu pose Ct Paying The jus, debts Of The deceased
WIN incidental chsrges, and for the support and
e1uca!ion OF The minor children If SAID de.
ceased
D"ed at Portland, this 81 f,y Of Inlv. in the
year q our Loid ergIt-en hundred and fourteen
JANE WESTON. Administrators
End Gurdian # said minor children.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10
Alma June s 1873

NJ M. SNOW prefen's his ~ j Il ID.
IN. for their literal Pa'fsl' / ii
TEL durirg the diOri per's0 ', =
and hopes BY unreml''Ing .,5e,oa i
70 their comfort and iai''l. HI
continuance Of Their faV0u "a cra<
houfe, his room'. are " f,vsr
gent emen and ladies Whs !. Il
Company c will eIPeriencs; f. ~ !:
the pescein inc pleD'Iiai ''ff
July 3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10

CUMBERLAND #
lafeH on execution, and 10 be GM at Pub
lick Aa6fi9n, on Iuetatay, 2Stb dy If 1uly
next, at eleUen o'cl2ck, 4. M. on the
Pyemi/fs,
A IL he right in equity of redemption which
JOHN CIR Al E, has ia redeemnp the folIow'
ing deieribed mortgaged real etae li;ua,ed in
Wincham, 10 iaid county, and bounded az follow,
TO wit -Four lots Of Land III lad Windhsm nn,n
bered as follower 49, 30, 81 and S., and the (onh
erly half OF !ot number 81 al 10 the fr n diviGoo
OF Land in ta'd WIndham and containing abcu
ninety acresin The whole they being What ia caIl-
ed the home lots in faid towo and containing tven
acres each together with the buildings there IN
itsr ding, ADD IS the fame wherein the lad Crave
now lives-faid Laad is mortgaged 10 Gardpsr
Walker for the payment Of fcventy fix dollar. aod
~ 1874. M. JORDAN y
June ~, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10
Nn1nE

NOTICE. I'D
rs hereby given that me the 'p Isseni.h y
4 appointed by ,he Hos. ''l :. Il Isa'
Judge of Probate for The e0un' ,,;as b ]
mificners TO receive and en liam Il
creditors TO the e0a,s Of VlLL '.sa,s.
late of alma 10 lsid eoun'y' .i;,e,te
reprefen,ed infovent, The e iisss,,Ii.ai,ss.
are hereby notified that iaid eo ,u'as Ii
tend for the purpofs Of Fs s H., ~
creditor. 10 fsid eaafs e.. At h, h i. d
John M'Lean 10 fsid Aba % aos,,ii
Augua, September and oei0's
O'Clock, p M .ovrs j
John MLEaS
Alma June 6 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10

4 FARM n Sumner, in the county Of Oxford
hf y five miles from Portland containing about
hree hundred acre. of excellent Land under good
Improvement, with good two ltory houfe well
linihed and Paiu'ed 40 fee, by 50 porch "a
ty 'eet-s ehaile ard wood houfe, SO by 81
feet fore partly dniihsd, 80 81 20 feet three
bArns with Other necefa'y out buildings, Two
good 'cquedtSsts Of water one for the houfe aud
he oher for The barn-a thrifty young orchard
con ming a5ou, SO apple trees. SAID farm IS as
Pea'au' hiu.non - The country afords--s ID the
censre OF the town, and j. god rand for a tav
err trade Or any Kind Of mechanic, and will Ne
tod cheap altoge'her OF in pare as fha.l ben ac
eommodate PuFchsters, ard payment will be made
ea(y -hiso VIII be fod with fad farm if wsn.ed
a good LEI Of farming tools "a head Of horned
car and . 70 iheep IDquiseo ELLIS srANDI5H
living on the premies,
Sumner June 20, 1873 f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10
A quantity of Iron

~ quantity Of ron
was ihpped on board the noon FOX Capt
"n.tns ( al Bolton on the 90 h 7pril ait
eonlgnsa % "a" place; the owner may ecerve the
lame by proving pro property and paying charges
June 26
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10
NEW GOODS.
George Hill & Co.

NEW GOODS.
George Hill & Co.
No 6, Mg0:yt R'rv,
HAVE Jun received general shortnlent of
PIECE g GODS,
-VIZ-
Leno, book, lace cam, Lcno and Lace muffin
b,ic and fancy figured 4. H,ndkerchiefs
Mullins 4 black fix do
4 4 and Ga white Cam. 4 Madrat' and pocket do
brics Mica 5 cotton u beaver
black and cc'ored do Gloves
"A light Ginghams l.ades blk do
Mourning do, TMeus' 6k6< cotton Hole
| light aud dark Calicoes 2 do cotton Socks
Patch Furniture, 4 Ladies' white and color
Djmoties A. ed fix aud cotton H9le
| s a cambrick do 4 l. nc Rattinets
| 7 g and "A IrIf, Lin \ cotton I.aces Ribbons
ems 4 Gallons, Ferrets, Tapes
Long Lawns A Bobb,n, Mili:netts lew
Linen Cambria 4ing Six, Twit Cam
Briti(h Cotton j. bric iewing Cotton
| ftout 8rltih 3hirting : Braces, and veit
black Canton and Ial- Buttons, Quality Bud.
ian Grape ings
blue & yellow Nankins fuPerfne black, blue
white Jean mi Aed and fashionable
do quitting VeRng 7 Brown and olive
buff and figured do TBROADCLOTHo
black e K Flor ep,ine dog "a Hmeres srock,ogrets
black and olive VeIvets1 ImDena, &8erlu Cords
| Drown riP'Ahos : Worthynett, good ar
Auilia D'aPer uce Tor Gentlemen
cotton Napkins <aummer wear
5 &C Al 4 and 4 cote.
ton Shawis =
bale Of KidderminR.r Cmpetings,
newell patlef
| June rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-10
''!A''0~O g aADN PIoH'
Nathl. Mitchell & 60.

Nathl. Mitchell & CO.
HAVE taken Store in
Columbian RozO, Eli3Ae Street,
And will keep conAantly for fsle
Weg-hdiG Goa35, Gr2ceris5 and Hard
Waye.
Every ezerton AlalI be made to accommodate
thoie who ple4le 70 call.
sADDLERS may be iupp'ied with Sadd.ery-
ware, Philadelphia Skirtng, Harness, Bride aud
Chase Top Leather.
Portland, June "a 1874