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DIR. RELIES
A.S7 HMATIC PILLS.

qs proof of .saiek the follo4ping ipfsrestng cure:
are submitted to public perusal;
Ge Mr.. STETSOS,
Of Hanover, was years afflicted with violent
pain in his right breast attended u times with great
difficulty of breathing, and wholly Incapable CT at
tending business after having tried in vain all other
medicines was cured and his health perfectly rss-
tored BY 2 boxes Of ,hxse pis.
~. AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and grand -da aughter. of Boston.
were each dreadfuliy afflicted with asthma and diff
Guilty OF breathing, we're all OF them cured and re-
stored to perfect health by 2 boxes
Judge ---, of Salem, had been many years se'
verey afflicted with violent cough and didicnlV
of breathing, was cured BY boxes his sleep waa
restored on the second night, which had been brok.
en- for many years.
A Lab Of Boston {! turned of 60, wac severely
afflicted with cough pain in the side, times splt
ting of blood, could not lie down in her bed tor
years. could not sleep hut NJ short interyals
stored 10 perfect health on taking bsxes.
These Pills give instant ease in all coughs, colds,
asrhmas. difficulty Of breathing, Wheeling. tight
ness Of the chest, strained stomach, consomptions
pain in the side, splitting of blood, chiDess, ana
shiyerngs, the forerunners Of malignant levers, Gc:
common colds are removed in few hours, the aged
will experience relief equally agreeable and instart
aneous. even when thea ungs are affected GN .sk
for sd. Relics Asthmaiie Pills" One ber csntSia-
ing 10 fis ii eguenlis efecss care To prepent inx-
tosiiion the outside printed wrapper is signed ".
a. Conway O6seyre tils you paue heaHh Pre-
pared aud sold wholesale by the sole ,proprie.ors
w. T. Conway, chemist, No L, Bnmstead Place.
Commoa.strect, Boston & by specisi appointment r
SAMUEL W.'ViNSON, Drngsis;,
No. Thames-s,rcei, Newport,
:. ..ss t+s sRg also, 6g taft %%..
Lemuel w. Briggs. Brisfci; Hercules Whitney,
j. III. Mason, Providence DYER * Howes, Uindhaxs
Greene, NesS London Isaac u. .Buij, Hartford; md
most druggists, booksellers and post nasters thro'
out the United States. where may be had all those
Justly esieemed and highly approped Medicines" !"
Prepared by w. r. Conway. Price One Dollar, or
six boxes for se dolhrs, II boxes for nine dollars
and ~ dozen bottles for 100 dollars. fr
Dec 8, 1917 (tfy
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Bsk6ID yon Air.Balloon ascending high,
4wft on the wing, u sails around she sky
PROM hill aud dele, do cogntIess numbers gaze.
To watch i,s no',ons midst the starry rays
Till gone from vivw, they anxious seek 10 know,
How It dsscendedte the world below.
10 see the skIiiful pjo,-and TO hear
His wsnd,rous tale from the high trackless sphere
Who, like the mariner, through dangers guide,
Amidst the stare, - Oh the ocey wide.
Thus on its circuit course, ,he airmnehins
Ascends on high, where mortals ne'er have been.
What will not man invent--who can tell
1ianchnrd or Newton, others may excel.
What great and mary Ious things are yet conceavd,
That nov Ne hill, in time, shall be reyeal'd.
Time. ever rolling on. will bring to view,
What man, vain man. would scarce believe vas true.
Thousands of yeass, old Time, his course had run,
before We knew tho world roId round the sun.
And Newton said. with aIihis knowledge" lie
Had seareely icar.f 70 say his A n c." s
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Notice 10 t10sc concerned -s....-
M HEREAs, after the late sale Of Psws in the
w 2i Baptist Meeting House, and after paying
the taxes and expenses due on the pews then and
there sold. there remained aud is remaining, in
the hands of tie Treasurer Of the corporation, Q
balance the sales of the following Pews viz, Nos
SO, S. and 77--therefore the proprietors o. said
pews are hereby notified to apply, if they think ht,
without delay, ard receive the same. "a. = n
JESSE IILLLBRlDGE, 7reasu'er.
Newport, June g. 1873 So.
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Commissioners Nonte.

J0NINlfSyF01ICIS' IV0IItt. ~ --T'I
ME, the subrcribers, having been appointed by
w the Court OF Probate in the town Of Newport,
in the county Of Newport, Commissioners to receive
aud examine the CLAIMS against the cstate OF
aLN JOSEPH. viCKERY, Eltt
late Of said Newport, deceased, represented inso'-
vent do hereby give notice that six months, from
the list iust are allowed TO the creditors Of said
Estate to bring in and prove their respective claims.
aud that they win attend for that purpose, at their
respective dwellings, in sr;d Newport
WILLIAM EN- MS, Z o.....,..:.. x
JuuN D. LYON commissioners
All persons indebted 10 the EslVc of said decess.
ell, are called upon to MIKE Immediate payment TO
ANTHONY DIXON. Executor.
Newport, June 8. isis Csw1
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AROMATIC SNUFF
FOR
CATARRH AND HEADACHE.

for It's agreeable fragrance, as for its
efficacy in the cure Of recent Ca
tarrh and slow nervous headache, is
ased and approved by the present
Professor Of Chemistry in Harvard
University. at Cambridge, IN Massa-
'chusctts, and BY soma OF the first
physicians In ibe United States, and
10 also recommended BY Doct. Wa
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By the President orihe UWtsd .Ssascs.

by the l'rrS5Ge7st 0/ thc Lnifed ,Sfakcc.
WaEKEAS by an act of Congress passed on thc
26th Of March, 1904, ensilled F" An act max.
ing provision for the disposal OF the public lands in
the Indiana Territory, and Tor other purposes" and
an, act passed the Sd day Of March. lB05, enti.
titled an act supplementary to the act, cntitled
act making provision for the disposaio of the pub
lie lands IN the Indiana Territory" an act Passed
on he 2slh of April. 1903, entitled " an act supple
mental 10 an act regulating the grants of lands IN
the Territory OF Michigan" the President OF the
United States is authorized 10 cause the lands in the
land district Of Detroit, to be offered for sale when
surveyed and whereasa part OF the said lands have
Therefore j, JAMES MONROE, Presiden, Of the
United States, in conformity with the said acts, do
hereby .deelare and make knewn, that public sales
for the disposal (agreeAbly to iaw) Of the said,
lands shatbe held at Detroit,i in Michigan Territo-
ry, viz:
\ On the FIRST Monday in July nelt, for the lands
contained in The ranges 9. ~, II, i2 and i3, south
of the base line, on the first Monday Of September
next for the isnds contained in ranges l3, H. Is,
Is and IL north Of the base line and on the FIRST
Monday in November aext, for the lands contained
in ranges 9, 10, III and II, north of tue base line,
excepting such lands ss are or may be reserved in
said district by law for tho support Of schools aud
for other purposes. The sales shall Continue open
fortwo weeks and no longer. and shall commence
with the FIRST section Of the lowest number of town.
ships and ranges, and proceed in regular ncmercal
order. ~ st(ts. f.rG N2Hh. 50 Aski
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington.
the thirty-first day OF March, one thousand
= eight hundred and eighteen. NAA !.
-. s,Y JAMES MONROE.
BY the President, JOSIAH MEiGS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Printers of newspapers who are authorized 10
publish the laws Of the United States. viii insert
the above once week till October next. and send
their bills to the GeneraiLand Office for payment
April % = 2ow.
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II gerry valuable Farm.
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers to sell his farm. (ca,led
i the Po,hering place Farm,) on Point Judith, ia
South Hingsto~r, containing about 400 acres of
most exceilsnt land more than 200 of which is IN
Point Judith pond II has the most extensive shore
Of any farm adjoining the pond, and by far the
most and best drawing place for bass, aiewives
pearch &c of any other 1t will be sold very rezs,
onably and the terms will be easy.
CARDER HAZARD.
Norwinb, Con. May s, 1918 f.is ..f.TGJ
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LoiRiSiSsiercrs' Notife. vsi5
M Y. the subscribers. having been appointed by
w ihe Court Of Probate in the town Of Middle
town, in the countyo Newport, Commissieners 70 re-
ccivc and examine the claims against the estate of
PKLEG sTUHNGR, 2,lN :.
late said Niddetown. deceased. represented inso.
vent. do hereby give notice ,hst Elk moushs, from
he lS,h <syt arc allowed 70 the creditors Of said
E,tatc TO bring 10 and PROVE their rcspoctve claims
and that will attend for snas povpesc al res
Peetive dwclSags, suy time within said persod.
iSHxS sxsSsoS SsSnas; sHckaAm css~i..iooer.
All persons indebted To the ES,a,c of said dcceas
ed, are called upon 20 make immediate pAypsesl 70
~ skRAu TURNER. Adminlssultx.
Mftd2eSowr. nay =, fGxS ~"
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John & AARON HALL.

- EspECTFuILr inform the inhsei,snts Of New.
N port and its vicinity. that they iiave sppoin,cd
JOB sfiEARMAN, Of Newport their sgen, to re-
ceive and deliver all kinds Of silks sstins grapes.
conqusns. shsvls, silk and cotton hose. ribbons.
cloths OF sn kinds, stufis, Nsnkiss, &c. &c. which
they will venture to say, will be finished in style G
quail. If not superior to suy Dyeing-Iiouse an Amer
form. according TO size. width color, &c. MAY 2?
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NOTICE..

THE Marine iasrropee Conesny. have remared
i their office from pelham, street INTO tbt chm
Der The South visg Of the Risse Als7d rwsa Iafs
June 3, 1913.
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Palndols Pr9berty...F For sac.
THE subscriber will either sell or lease the Houss
in which he now lives, in Thames-street-and
have inmediste possession. He will sell some land.
adjoining the estate of the late George Chamriin.
Esq which land is very convenient ior House lots
lie will either sell or lease his farm az Sschueass
point. in Mddletown. He has some Furniture also
for sale NATH. HAZARD.
January 81, 1916 (Gl
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= IYALHABLE FARM.

THE subscriber offers for sale. his Farm situated
in Middletown. about one mile and half from
the state house in Newport. Said Farm contains T.
out 60 acres Of land. with great quantity of excel
lest fruit trees, of all kindstogesher with the build-
ings thereon standing. For other Information IA
quire of f ALANS0N PECKHAM.
Middletcwn, Feb, i,l8i8 i IF
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SIGN OF THE EAGLE,

is .,.sal ~ r- t ~ IHumcs. street.
AIRS BILLINGS respectfully informs her iriends
IVl and the puplic, that che continues " the old
stand, recently occupied by her late husband where
every 4ssentoa win be pad to the accommodation
of ,hoss Iad;c6 and gentleman who may favor her
wish sbcir costom' Hvate Boarders can be accom-
ruo<ls,cxl - 4 ,&usiscSory manner. g FfE
(, 10 Gw3 vrtsirg tor Hossss sf
xrwpor,.. NiAs 20. rs,s tE tIf]
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03

disgraeed by permitting businessto be conducted
wanting the necessary reciprocity.
The difficulties which have stated do not by
any means end here, permit the British to con-
duct the business exclusively between their colonies
and this country. How long will ii be before the
French, Dutch, Spauiards and indeed all the other
European nations, will establish similar regula-
tons in relation TO their colonies The price Of
our exports in that case should hardly wish TO
name, but must request the people generally Of the
District to give this subject the necessary
CONSIDERATION
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
DIE d..

In England, John Drake, aged 60. The fol-
lowing awful visitation ensued :-Corlelius his
brother, having given directions for the funeral,
prayed that he might die and be inferred at the same
time. His prayer WIS heard, for he expired two
days after, aged g. These two old bachelors
had always lived together.
In Scarborough on the 2ist ult. Mrs. SARAH
Mc'LAuaaLIN, born in that part of the town of
Falmouth, which is now called Portland in the
year f7t5, aged CHI years, widow of the late
Mr.. William Mclaughlin, of Scarborough.
In Clinton, on the 10Th ut. Capt. Andrew Rich.
ardson.
la WateTtown, Miss Ann Bond, daughter oil
the late Hon. Amos Bond aged SO.
In Arundel, on Thurday last, Mrs, MelitabIe
Perkins, consort of Mr.. William Perkins aged ia
years
In Hallowe, Abraham Williams Fuller Whit
TIGER, aged years, only Of Mr.. S. G. Whittier
Ia Minot. on the S0th ult. Miss Sarah Prince
aged about &c years.
In HarpsweIl Mr.. Dav id Storer. aged &c. A
bout 1 O'clock in the day he went into the wood.
to fell some trees ofwhich lodged against the
limb of another, and Mr. S. in endeavoring to cut
the limb, canted the tree which pressed him against
the body of another tree-thus leaving him suspen-
ded in the air by the head, until 4 o'clock, when
he was taken down dead.
In Fryeburg Mrs. Grace consort of John Brad
ley ESQ Mrs. MehitabIe Chase, widow Of the
late Doct. Josiah Chase, aged II.
In Kittery, Hon. Edward Cuts. aged SO.
La Greenland, n. II. Capt sargen, Huse,
aged rs.
In Oxford, Con. Mr.. James Carter, native OF
England, aged Gil. He retained his mental fac
alties until the hour Of his death, was never sick,
but died Of mere decline of nature.
Al the lmshouse in this town on the Gath ult.
Mr. Samuel knight, one of the oldest inhabitants
born il tie town, aged 70
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
@ortCa),S.
Tuesday, February 3, 1918.
FoREIGN.
: : = - : = : :

FoREIGN.
The Prince of Orange has resigned bis command
80 the Dutch army,in consequence of a dispute with
Mr.. Goltz, the war minister.
A statement laid before the emperor of Russia
relative to the condition of Moscow, shows that
since the retreat of the French there have been
built or repaired in that City, Churches aud build
ings destined to divine worship 348 dwelling hou-
SEES 3i37 of stone, and 1851 of wood; booths and
shops, 5i02 OF stone. and 4A7 of wood. The pres
ent population of Moscow is $4,000 of whom
49,, 1872 are Males and 1888 females.
The Spanish journals mention, that on the 18th
of Oct. there was 80 strong hurricane at Alicant
that the waves raised by it carried off the pieces of
Artillery from one of the bastions. and dashed
them so violently against the neighbouring houses
that four of them were thrown down. In ouar-
ter of an hour the city inundated, and presen.
ted the appearance Of great sh;pwreck
An attempt was made, Nov. 7, by gang of
robbers, 81 in NUMBER to seize Lucian Buonaparte.
at his country seat, near Rome. They succeeded
in carrying off Mr.. Cumes, a relative of Rnon-
aparte two servants and Lucien's secretary whom
they mistook forTucien hmseIf.--They approached
the house il the disguise OF the poorest class Of
peasants.
II is said that the British government has signi
Ged itsintention to give permission to any of the
followers of Buonaparte, at ST Helena, to quit
that Island, who may apply for leave.
On the 10Th of Oct. Prince Eugene Beuharnois
laid with great pomp the foundation OF the Palace
which ne Is to build at Munich, and which will RI
val the finest palaces Of Rome and Venice in bean
ty and grandeur. Prince Eugene still refuses n
sell his fine Chateau of Malmason. near par;s II
IS said that even tue Duke Of Berry has made him
offers for it.
IL is reported that the Bey OF Tun;s has Jeo,aroa
war against the Sicilians, Danes aud swedes NJ,
for any wrong they have done him. but for the sake
of booty.
A report is in circulation that the Allied
powers of Europe have requested England TO
mediate between Spain and her colonies.
DOMESTIC.
An arrival at Baltimore from Campeachv brings
the intelligence that Gen. Nina, the patriot chief
of Mexico. was executed near that CITY. which had
been illuminated in consequence.
The Indian War beyond the c ,reia frontiers
grows more serious Several slirmishes have oc.
Cured and an additional body Of Georgia Mill
Tia have been ordered on.
The Legislature Of Lower Canada suspended
their business several days the receipt of infor-
mstion Of the decease of the Princess Charlotte.
he legislature Of Tennessee have passed an act,
imposing Penalty Of SO 600 on the establishment
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03

THE fuhfcFiber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned that he has been duly appoint
ed and taken upon himfelf the sru(l of Admins.
TRAITOR with he will annexed ofthe efate ofJOHA
STEPHENSON late of Gorham in the county OF
Cumberland deceaied by giving bond as the law
directs--He therefore, rsquels all perfons who are
indebted to the faid deceafed eflae 10 make i'm
mediate payment and thofe who have any de-
m lands thereon, to ezhib the fame for fetslement
TO STEPHEN LCNGFELLOw, IL
Portland lar &c 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
M4RRIEn

Tn Augusta, on the 28lh ult. by the Rev. Mr..
Tappan, the Rev. JoHN I'll INGRAHAM, OF Thom-
astown, to Miss ABIGAIL q. CoNY, youngest
daughter of the Hon. Daniel Cony.
In this town, by the Rev. e. Payson Mr.. DAN
iel How, jr. mer. of Limerick, 10 Miss Eliza
Thrasher.
In Newbury, Mr.. Benjamin Thrasher, of this
town to Mss Frances Poor.
In this town, by the Rev. e. Kellogg, Mr.
Richard Joseph, TO Miss Mary Berry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
Portsmouth Commercial Stage.

THE public are respectfully informed, thai the
Psnmoafb Csmmereiai Stegs has commenced
running Il leaves Portsmouth, and Bottom every
day Sundays excepted at II cock NJ and
arrives at 8 O'Clock NJ The Gage Books are
kept at Wilde Hotel in postsmcuth, ADD at the
Commercial Coffee Houfe in Bottom. 10 going TO
Bottom, j, dimes a, Coturn's Hotel, in Hewbury-
port where Book is kept for the entry Of rames
In returning from Ronon il dimes 1t Sfetson's 10
Sa'em. where Book Is hkewifs kept The fame
Carriage will go through the whole route, and
confecurnt'y there will be no fhlfting baggage
New aud elegant Carriages and ski'ful and accom-
modatng drivers are rrovidesl The rublic pas
fonage 10 this Establishment is folic,cd
ian 80 DANIEL STOREY, Agent
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
sSsh
GAZETTE 800 News.
PORT OF PORTLAND


Entrances and Clcarances at the Custom HOass
ARRIVALS,
Jan. 90, Irrired schr. Huldah and judah
Thompson, from Salem, for Mount Desert, 10 bal
Iast--29th schr Rambler, Blish from Lubec for
Boston, with lumber 3fst, brig Panopea. Crab
tree from Boston, in baast---sloop Abby, Knight,
from Boston. with sundry merchandise to order
schr. Juann. Johnson, from Boston, for Lubec,
with merchandise.
CTEARAECEs.
FOreign.--Jan 2S, cleared scirr. Antelope, Ross,
for Martnico--3ist, brig Edwin, Deering for Gu.
ba.
Coasirise.--Ian 99,h cleared soop President,
YFk, for Newyolk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03

THE Stockholders in toe Maine Fire and Ma.
= rine Iniurauce Co are hereby notified to meet
at their ofice in Exchange freet on Tuefdsy tbs
10th day of March next at 9 o'clock P NJ TO
take into confederation the e. pediency Of difpo6ng
of the property and elixte belonging to said Com.
pany and generally 10 act on all matters and
things THAT may then come before them relating to
said Company as they nay judge proper.
BY order of the P est and Directors,
JOHN DEANE, Ir. ssc'y.
M. & M los Office L
Portland lacy. 29, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03

THE fuoscribsr hereby gives public notice to alb
concerned, that he has been duly appointed
7pd iaken upon hmlelf he truff Of executor Of the
laft will aud tsramsnt OF Pa TRICK KTNCAID.
lac Of Brupsw.ok in the county Of Cumber and,
deceafed, by giving bend az The law direc,s-he
therefore rcqueis all perions who are indebted 10
the faid decested's eiate to make imnedia,e pay.
ment and hole who have any demands thereon
TO exhibit the fame for fettIement 20
DAVID KINCAID
January 28.h 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
H Eaglish Goods. ID
josiah Munroe,
No s UNION ROW MIDDLE ST,

HAS JUST RECEIVED
MBAZRTTS--elegant chaogeable and plain
I'D Petite silks Sypchaws and safuets-leam
loom shirting and sheeting-b'ack and colored
Twill Buttons Ladies fancy fix Hdkfs Flaeg
Baodanna aud black & k copperplste NAL :
tese Butt on,- Cuerrfey Frocks--worned ard fix
Hole Ribbons Tortcife Shell Combs Long
lawn FIX Braids--velvef Ribbons-Britiih Shirt
ing-eot'on, elk and linen Flofs-plain and 6our
cd took ard Leno Muffin Broad clo he Calf
merts-eattines-Ra tt;rets ard Fisnneis 6 4 fix
lace marking Canvass Vefings- Cling
ham Cambria Cloves-- Thread &c &c All 81
which will be sold at the lowell cath prices
Feb 8 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
Samuel Lombard's Estate.
M. F & NJ los Office, }
Por tland lazy. 90, 1873 s

IT 0 be sod by order Of Court, on Fiday the
twentieth day of February isR at eleven
o'clock in he forenoon 10 much of the Real Is
tate of SAMUEL LOMBARD deceafed ftuated
on the public road opposite TO the Houfe and land
of MIR William Harding in standifh in the coun-
~ of Cumberland as will be fufficien 10 raile the
fun of One Hundred and forty Dollars, fo. pay.
ment Of the debts offaid deceafed
Sac to con the prepife- at the houfe of faid
oecesfed. ELEANOR LOMBARD.
Feb g. 1919,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03

The Trustees of the Massachusetts Society
for the promotion Of Agriculture. &c. have
ordered cattle show on the 18th and 18th
October next, at Brighton, and have publish
ed in the Boston Centinel the PREMIUMS for
the best of each head of cattle, as we'll as for
inventions, and domestic manufactures.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03

Good-A Resolution is now before the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania, for the appoint
ment OF a committee, 6 to enquire into the
expediency Of appropriating certain sum of
money for the purchase of BIBLES without
comment, to be distributed among the poor
and necessitous of the commonwealth, and
that they make report accordingly"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
Auction Sale.

ON THURSDAY, I2tb February, at 10
O'Clock. at B. c. ATTWOOD'S Office,
variety f
Piece Goods and Hard Ware /;
IL doz fancy brass pipe Bellows,
with variety of ether articles.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
HI Pirate Sale.

1S Kegs TOBACCO
- Chess Souchong TEA
so Boxes Am. Tallow m uld snd dipt candles
/ Elegant patent TIME-PIECE
8 Hhds. Muscovado SUGARS
100 Bags Liversooi blown SALT
10 Boxes FIGS
Bale, Brosdclaihs and Csssimeres
100 India Hearth RIGGS
/ Case Pbilsdei9hia Straw 5ONNETS.
293 Crates Crockery Ware,
VIZ :-7o crates C. C. and enameled Cups and
Saucers
70 do zpeti assorted for ths country market
IS do edg'd and Plates
% do c c and ensmeed Bowls
19 do do Chambers and Bowls
Is do Teas, Mugs and Jugs
4 do c G Handbasons
do blue printed Tea & dining Ware
d. eusmeled 1eapols and Sugars
crate black Teapots
1000 Duch Tuuiblers
Css, steel. German and Philadelphia Nil Saus
-Phsdelphis Stoves~-gil, aud mahogany franz
ID Looking O. sse - variety OF opened Cock
cry and Glass Ware, IN lots to suit purchasers.
IL Cash literally advanced on Merchandise
The hignest price paid for any quantity of Flax
Seed and Potsshes Dee %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
Non-resident's Attend.

Those Non-resdents who have had lands
sold in this state for the United States Direct
Tax for 1914, are notified that the time for
redemption is nearly expired.