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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-16
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Cat 5r p.tit'sn in writing 81
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al, 9th day II n.rerBbe- 1917.
Test. JOHN BARNES, c. c c. G
fb-c>n5er y tSm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-16
Sales az Ncndue.

SaleS d JiiC.k.I-
On susrg 1ucsday cid Fr;cay,
WILL BIZ SOLD.
\. :he Vendue Strre, oo-ac. G f"2oe
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Gnccsrses, &c.
,.rtieui.r. o. which VII b. eN..''eS>ed+,
the bi,is If the DAY.
~ All kid Of goods rsieh are on
.I.i:t-;:-a AMI the prices Of which are
.stz olished. can AZ aaT time tse 'ieHeo
md purchased - tie lowest Imitation
-tFVices.
2. 6. IA2STELLEE.
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-16
James Kennedy * Son,
P0gHSRLLEES,


EtSG-sTaEET. ALEXANDRIA.
T~PECTFULLY inform ~ p Sic
E t,t thsv nave just received t;on'
Lee's Jisiic1Re Store,
No. IS, Il. den l,a~-NeE-iafk ire.h
,qa,,v Of Tue l5..os:ng Va.Gs,.s GEDi-
CiNES:
HIg:..0H's Vera le.royiHS Lezsrl-
gGS,
WbicI Save gitatn sixteen years F.si
eure.i - i-asasn-e HglIocr q! persons ii
- n sexes Of ertry ase I'D IL every y
,gatian. at xarios. si-erUss on7sri-'n's
a-j,ir. from WOR Nj. and frc:a eyS-rUc-
;;oas 0. .y-l2c-s il. - stygacl an -
els.
This medicine hears 10 sp-,ocT vat
ever % o.he-s Of si2silar titles 50 chEi-
-ruly complained .; - operating vii
ri,,'erce: GA the cuDr-ar" art.cu.zT
excellence .: thiS rsrze.iy i ~ bei: :
s-:.,l - every age and colsuta,Eon. ii
sSgizio. netting Dat WHAT'S Te:fec;is 4 :
n>cea; Sis % Mild il - c7e1a:iou tHs1''
-:rao.iai.re he most de;c4tc Preg7'ar''
adv ortGe t.5tsrest 'htsu; ri week CD
should 70 .EC-.ns exist II the bYiy; bet
= Il >.;t;431t RAIN o. gripping cleanse tie
s-g-lzch SEI osgeis OF wtateser : tea
or .easiye. sad t-ereJv prevent tie me
d-c;:oa Of worms sad Ezny fatal ~;
a-.ls-s. The !sZsrges are particularly
cfczcisas ia Carrying OF ell gross h
roar, and erup,io"s. fererish aud e'hos:
Complaints. 2ai arg the safest End n.ild
est psrgatiye tat can IL sssd o. a.,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-16

Tx 2<..ars!ive PI-sser for :he
Ta!& G-l GEEs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-24

II appears FROM experiments formerly made II
this state that bushet Of Sun-aower seed yields d
gallon Of oil, and that 40 acre Of ground planted
with the seed at three feet apart, will yield be
tween forty and fifty bushels Of the seed. be oil
is as mild as sweet oil, and is equally agreeable
with salads, and as medicine. Itmay moreover
be used with advantage in saints, varnshes and
ointments From its being manufactured in our
country, K may always tie procured and used in 9
fresh state. be oil Is pressed from the seedfn lhe
same manner that cold drawn inseed oil i o,tainsd
from FAX seed and with little trouble. Sweet oil
sells Tor six shIings quart Should The oil Of sun
flowers sell only Tor TWO thirds Of tAal price, the
product Of an acre of ground supposiug is TO yield
no more than forty bushels of seed, VIII Be s2i q
sum far beyond the product Of an acre Of ground
in any kind Of grain The seed is raised
with very little trouble, and grows o. land B: med
crate fertility. II may be gathered and sheed
fit for the extraction Of the oil, BY women and
children, Dis Agricultural Society Tracts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-24
EDWARD HOWE,
No 5 Me- c5aats RarO Mid6is FIRE


. EST Nsnkin Crapss-pieces black fix hand
ID kerchiefs-A general sfT3rtment of 3rosdcotns
-CafIimsres-Pelise Cloths and Fiaaneis hsurd
2sttine's aud >ai'bury Fiannel-lab.e Coos r
rattan paid Bomhszet-- Hearth Rug Rofe 3 an
ke.s--SattInets 3ennets Cord--rel aud green
Booking, w orlted We(coats and Dsawers-- meas
iae wol tied aud lam5s wool Hoe-Ladtes Wo'H
ed and NIX do-Chiu,z aud Imitation @haws--
colour'd Il x and Bandana EIhdkts-pa'd ana lg-
ured silks Perlian. Cambrtck and s<a!itoe PrIn.s
--Furui ure CalI,co-Scotch GieghAm' Eng III
do--Linen Cambricks-do Hhdkts-~4'4 Iran
Linens Iodia Observation-Disclosures 'eans
Go ton Checks and lripee-un 'eached cotton
3hee,ings-0eam loom Cottons Cotton new'ogs
AFR ed colors--back figured real Lace~-Lace
Mun,us--Ggured Leno do--Plan Book DO and
,5merick Mullins sewing Silks and Twilt--Rui-
Ga and american Diapers RuiElA sheetiogs-o':
nabiog Bln,aps Dowlas ana &rafh Cotton Ia:
mask Nankius az afartment of Ribbons Tapes
and Bobbius quality ihoe Bipdiag And Cot;
ron Fsrr.,,-s,tk Braid-Tabe Mats Pearl and
l,ioen lhirt Buttons Bundle and pound Pins +:
Malteie Gilt and fix Buttons FLYER ey q Need
les Hook aud Eyes &C &c Vt) Dec ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-24
Solomon HaskelPs EStnte.

NJoTICs is hereby given to the heirs and cred.
IN itors of the efta'e otSoLuMoN HASKELL
late of Weisrook 10 'hseoun'y of Cumberland
ysoman. Diseased and ait others concerued--thst
N,,han;e, Haskell, ha. exhibited to me the (ub.
fcriber Judge of the Court Of Probate, within aud
for faid coua.y. hi. fa accsuat of naturalization
NJ laid eflae and that the fame will be confdered
!, Probate Court 10 be held at the Probate Office
~ po,,,and IN faid county. ou the fecond Wed
nerlav of April mex, a. o'clock 10 the forenoon
Ven aud where they may eprelent aod thew
ca Ife. If any they have, why 'ne fame ihou'd not
be allowed
Given under my haud at Portland this eleventh
day Of March IN the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and e;gresn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-24
Essay No. I8.

On introducing The following receipt for rearing
Calves, and the remarks upon its advantages, we
would observe we much doubt whether there be
any method that will answer tue purpose 50 well
the usual of letting the calf suck the cow
until it is old enough and able to procure its own
food.
The experiment however, is worth a trial
Take best English hay, chop and bruise it,put il
into a churn or BARREL pour boiling water thereon,
in such proportion as that II will be well impreg-
mated there with the spirits and virtue of the hay
Never let the calf SUCK at all for the first eu days.
give a mixture of three quarters of milk, and one
quarter hay tea the next ten days, half milk and
half hay tea all the rest Of the time, tl The calf
is lit 10 gean, give three quarer hay tea and one
quarter Of milk
They say that calves brought up in this way
will not be pot beIlied. BY this means the natur-
al food of cattle is prepared by extracting The nu-
tritive virtue and spirit OF hay, mixed in IA huid
aud so fitted to The tender stomach of such young
creatures.
There are many advantages resulting from this
method.
First--It is generally allowed that the milk Of a
good COW, in six months IL equal in value, ID her
body the saving two months milk Is considerable
or If il were but one month, il is not to be Ges
psrd
SecOnd-This way is much better for the COW
Some farmers, who keep large stock OF cattle
always bring up their calves by hand, giving then
all the milk this is done wthsut any such saving
bat for The benefit Of the cows
Third-Another advartage is, that the COW vii
hardly tAli Of going bull there is more less IN
cows going farrow, than people ordinarily ina
gine; it is a great charge to keep cattle winte
| and lmmer; an OK pays the charge of keeping
vita his labour young cattle in their growth,
fatting beast with his ia! and flesh breeding COW
pays with her calf and milk, but d:y COW pay
nothicg at all.
Fourht-It may De added also, that this way 2
bringing up calves, saves the trouble and haniinl
NOSE Of weaving Them. Ii those farmers who haN'
| large stocks not be at this trouble, YET on
! would think, al least that those people who haV
many children aud but one or two COWS, Woai
readily fall into this saving way.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-24
:" AN ACT prescribing the mode

OF taking dispositions, and administering
oaths and afirmations."
DE Il enacted 5y the Senate and House Of.
D Representatives. IN General Court assem-.
Cted, and by ths authority Of the same, That when.
ever any deposition is TO be taken before any Justice
Of the Peace IN the provided in irst and sec
ond sections Of The act entitled An Act prescrb-
ing The mode OF taking depostions and administer
ing oaths and afiFnations" such notice shall first
be given to the adverse party. living twenty. or
more than twenty miles from the place Of caption,
as IS prescribed by said act, be given if he shall
1--we within that distance ProUidde, nevertheless.
hat The notification TO the adverse party. NAV be
issued hy the Justice, btfore whom the deposition
% be taken by any other Justice Of the Peace
within the Commonwealth, mutatis mutands at the
election Of the party at whose request such deposit
hon ! to be taken; and provided further, that no
ice may be given verbally, by the Justice taking
>s'd deposition, or notice may be dispensed with,
u The adverse party or his attorney, she'll in writ
'ng waive the same. And when the adverse party
n nor present at the taking of such deposition the
Justice taxing the same, shall certify that he was
duly notified.
SEC. 2. BE IL further enacted, That where any
deposition shall be taken in perpetual remembrance
OF thing, the Justices taking the same shall cer;i-
~ the names OF all persohs whom they notified of
the taking thereof
SECT, ;. lie further eAGcisd, That this act shall
take eject and be IN force on and after The first
Jay O May next; and that on and after that day
~ much II the act aforesaid is repngnant TO he
provisions Of this act shall be- and hereby il repeal.
ed.
ApprOved By the Gorsrnor february "a 1913.
Copy examined by A. BRADFORD,
Secretary Of Commonwealth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-24

NOTICE is hereby given to the her. add credi
~ tors OF the efate of ; MES RIDER, ia'e ct
Northvarmouih in the county of Cumberland
decea(ed, add all Others concerned--that ev'
Marion has exhibited to me the fusfcriber Judge
of the Court of Probate within and for faid coua
". an inGrument purporting to be the Taft will
and ,eliament of fad decealed and tha. The fame
will be conddered at Probate Court 10 tie ned
st the prohate Office in Portland 10 taid County
On the fourth Wednesday of April next at zen
O'Clock in the forenoon, when and where they may
be preient ard thew csue it any they have. Why
the fame fhoud rot be proved approved land al
lowed as the lat will aud teaament Of said de
cesfei.
Given under my hand at Portland. this eleventh.
day of March 10 the year of our Lord eih,een
huadrea and eighteen
SAM EpTPMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-24
LaaOs Of Massachusetts,.
In The Year ofour Lord One Thousand Eight Hun
bred and Eighteen
AN ACT concerning poor Pris-
oners and other persons.


DE ii enacted by the senate and House o
ShV l. he Representatives. in General Court assem-
bIed, and By HE authority efMe same, That the
Justices before hoa any prisoner shall appear fei
the purpose Of taking the poor debtors oath, shall
have power 10 adjourn their proceedings 60 any
convenient tin;e, on the same or following day an
til the examination shall be completed; Propi6ed
hoDeuer, that they shall not adjourn more than
twice upon the same examination, ncr more than
twenty four hours al one time ;--And the execu
ton creditor or his attorney attending such exam
nation, may propose 10 the debtor such interroga
tories in writing, peftlnent 20 The inquiry e. rs
may see lit " ch heterogeneous shall be answer
ell in wriing before The sand Justices by The debt
or and If required by the Creditor or his Attorney
shall he Nv him signed and sworn 10, before the
said Justices proceed TO administer the oath 10 dis
charge said debtor from Imprisonment. And the
said Creditor or Attorney shall have right TO re-
ceive the said nterrogatories and answers certified
by the said Justices, for which he shall pay them
The same fees travelling fees excepted) as for TAX
ing deposition Of the same length. And each
Justice shall receive Of the debtor one dollar for
each day they shalt be necessarily employed in said
examination, beside fifty cents 20 the Justice who
shall Issue the Notification the cution credit
or, and the same travelling fees as for taking depe-
Sitions And if it shall not Clearly appear upon
the nterrogatories and answers and Inc othef evi-
dence produced by the Debtor and creditor, that
such debtor is entitled 10 his discharge tie said
JUSTICES shall not administer the said oath TO him,
Notwithstanding he may offer 70 take IL.
SEC. 2 BE it further enacted, That no person Who
Is committed TO prison upon execution forebt, and
who shall have obtained the liberty of the yard,
upon giving bond for that purpose shall he charge
able to any town district, panper, for lon
ger time than forty days after he shall have
given bond, as afort said. And If the execution
creditor, or other person 10 be notified II the in
tenticn ID such debtor 20 take the said oath shall
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-24

B,ue. black green, OF. IS 4, aud elegan
i've, brown and mixed nix ohaWis
,BROADCLOTHS Imitation do.
Do. CAsgINERES 10 Common chin'z do
Ole ard double milo silk worried and cotton
Sun 6ne undrefs . ptia,s Hoie
Pine and common Cali SIX Half Hofe
zoe, Eng ilh aud French ak
Superior and low priced Gloves
Furnitures Kid and Beaver do
Cotton and Inca Can Back ita'iaa C!aPes
b1cs ID nix Nehiug
Br.t;1, and Neam loom White figured and buff
sh'rtings Meriaihe' DO
78 49, lrilh Linen Cambria aud common
"a, "a 4 Gtnshsm' DimoIles
B.atS and coiored Cam PLAIN book, Leno ano
hrics fancy figured Mullinf
Blk * 2ndkerchiefs Cambria do.
FLAG BaIaznnz aod fancy NIX Umbrellas aud Par
ok do aios
Plain ant figured velvet Cotton Umbrellas
Bindings Satin and Luaring Rib
Coo Laces sons
Blue ard ystow Nankins Plaid and fancy 90.
Oua;ty 81 shoe Bindings Shell 81 horn Hair Combs
Cambria Poeket Hdkfs. GiIt coat t. velf Button
Patens and cotton Flag imperial do. do.
di,to Bell aud pearl Buttons
Levansines Green and fancy figured
b Ack 5inchaws Bonner 'iiks
Do Sarlnetts Plus Needles
p nd 10 Tapes; Fans, &c.
D5sb!e and Jingle Flor Pam and figured BON
ence bazetts aud Rattinettt
Stocking Nett, &c. &c
ALsO--on hand large afortment of
A MEXICAN GOODS,
-coNsTsTIno or
White and blue Warp Yarn,
white and coourd Threads,
do do stocking Yarns
do do coton alis
ble4ched aud ua cached shiFtings
do. do shsetings
BedAck;nes, b'ue Planes
Stripes aud Checks
Ginghams- Chambtsys
SattInelts, Pcieff Cloths &c &c.
an Of which will be fold low for Cssh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-24
Jut received and for lale at the
PORTL4ND BOOKSTORE,
BY ISAIAH THOMAS, JON.
Arcanum I'incture.

The 1m6fma burbweo /olio olpero, Of DR.
Whitening, or the c05flmptiOe pa
fients infallibt ref0rative
THE Inventor Of this eficscIous and nvauab'e
competition 10 fully fe1il5le uoder what dhas
vantages he offers 10 he bubble ately dhcovered
medicine From the multitude Of rnsdIca com
pounds with descriptions of which The Psper' IN
every par. sf the continent abound, he is aware
that, ti,l happy and repeated experience proVea
the effect of his medicine his competition will be
elaiTed by many among the noRrums of quackery
But sfIured of The virtues of this Tincture, he
comes forward with conlciousneis of oeisrving
aud a couG ience Of receiving after fair trial Of
it's properties is made,al the encouragement which
il merits IL was a motive of humanity which hrf
pr1mp ed the discevsrer 10 try It's powers, rather
thau profpect of its being lucrative 4; sand, from
repeated sra's which have been made with II on
confumptive parents it has generally proved tuc-
cefsfu and uniformly alternating and has exceed
ed the expectations Of The mott iaDguine. The
competition has been pronounced inGreat Britain
by the 6rff medical characters IN he klngdom the
only infalli5Ie cure relief 10 pulmonary com
plants. Patients who have been III what is called
the la(t f.age of coniumption, by the ule Of few
ohal, Of he medicine, have been reftored TO prif
tine health and vigour To thofe who have tried
every medicine in vain and who have been al one
,aomen, h.ttered with returning health, and again
been di(aopoinfe ed al he next trial OF ns virtue
!. eaene(llv recommended The preparation u
perfectly innocent even the contributions OF n
fauts. bu, /, a,u be taken agreeabiy 10 the direc
tioas which accompany each pliai.
To thofe who are sffecs ed with any dsorder OF
the lungs, the ule of It never fails 70 give reef
To thofe who have confirmed Phthhc, as wei a.
70 thofe who have only itsincipient iymp'om the
ufe of his medicine will give immediate ard lat-
ING relief Il is kewi(e he fureit and mott efiec-
tual remedy IN Anefsrca or dropfy and al Other
celu'ar affsetioas, March ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-24

The numbers of brick and frame houses
erected in Washington city in 1917 was 81.
A General Order has been issued from
Washington prohibiting all newspaper OF
bandbli publications relative to transactions
of a personal or private nature, among army
officers.
In the state Of Rhode Island. there are
5 owns, and es banks
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-24
1Y RUSSIA FEATHERS
for Is6 and lslo per ID.
EDWARD HOWE,
= II y y
No. 5, Merchants RolO, Middle-Street

HAS FOR SALE
S 900 lbs. Sea Fowl and Rus
ia FEATHERS al whoeiale Or retail, for Cath
or Country Produce
Bedticking, Chintz and white
Friuess-- ssdbindins aud rafels--Carpet Bind
ing-gresn MOrean for pew eulh'ng' Sofas
eaIy aud Lol''ng chairs-Aar Mattrsfsssesan
reoch and American PAPER HANGiNGS, with
border. COLLECTIONS of the mouumen'i 10 Paris
good goo aas"men, Of MILITARY coops SC. NJ,
Al,o on conagnment from Daggeua Factory
rich and elegant assoT'mea. Of en- Sna MAnog
,nv famed LOOKING GLASSES, which will be
fold as low as a. any nore in town
Beds made and filled at short
oo.;ra .oe the UPHOLSTERY BuGnefs carried
on As u(ual in all It's arches,
-WANTED-
1000 bushels Of good BARLEY,
for which Feathers or other Goods will be given =
cath prices Vt) De' =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-24
Nathan & Isaac Winflow,

OFFRR for GsTe at their fore at the ign Of tbe
~ Whale JUN below the Hay scales
Winter and Summer Trained SPermacet'
OIL,
bv the caR and retail, of hyperion quality, for
burning oiing wool. &c. This oil, 10 lamp
property trimed, is warranted to burn until ez
hauled without fnuffing or picking up 10 leis
liable to gresce about houfe fafer on account OF
FIRE NOT iutjest TO waite by being PLACED 10 cur
rent Of air and by actual experiment proves as
cheap as candies at 10 cents per pound ney
Iikewife keep large afortment of plated brais
aud iapaued LAMPS-pocket, and large Ian.
thorns &c.
NIB Lamps and Oil furnifhed on tria', to be
returned If not satisfactory Oil put up IN Tin
cashiers from 2 to gallons and tent gratis to
any part of the town
ALo, general afor,ment Of
Groceries,, Holl4q0 q Hard Ware,
among which are beft of German Mill Saws, and
beH = Eng,ilh Anviis, Vices and shovels by the
dozen or Jingle, an aHortment of cotton Factory
YARN from the moR approved factories
90 Ton. of aforted Ruffia, Sweden and Epgliih
IRON.
1000 Lbs. OF differed and Can STEEL, Of fupe-
riour quality .lpike and nail Rods, Plough mouIds
and Crew bars.
SO boxes spermaceti CANDLES.
25 hbls fuperine frefh Fieur
25 boxes I by e by 10 window Glafs
10 bbIs meis and clear PORK
A conftant fupply of >aco NAILS OF every Lee
100 boxes mould and dip'd Tallow CAN
lOO DIES,
100 quintas Pollock and Cod FISH
10 bids MOLASSES
CA large anortment of Machine and
Hand CARDS, from john WINsLow
and Co.'S. approved factory
- The above articles be fold very low for
cath or approved credit,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-24
NOAH HARDING,

NOA III II n IL DlNO,
! INFORMS his friends aud the public that ne
ha. for fale at his Store in Maine STREET near
Wet Market Row,
n st India Goods, 6' Groceries,
comor,xjng the greatsft afortment ever offered IN
tha. Darr Il The town all Of iuPerior quAhty m
A!to good afortmsnt Of
ENGLISH GOODS.
Lkewife complete af>rtment of WARRANTED
SHOES together with
American Factory Goods and Fac
tory Yarn.
Also
70 buihes Herds Graf seed
1860 ibs. Clover do do.
SO bulhels White Beans
2 tons Country -Four
2 do Cheese so boxes Mould CANOES
1000 ID. Ginger 1000 los Chocolate Shells,
con Red Wood tons tioIioV Ware
A few Crates a13r ed CEockery ware
A large and complete ah1rtment or
war; anted GARDEN SEEDS from the
ehaSess.
Pos. aud March n 1878 limo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-24
dP Nev Goods.
UOSEPH HARROD,

ii AS aided to his former loek variety
Fashionable e SeaS0nabLe Goods,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-24
g1F English Goods. 90
Josiah Munroe,
No 8 UNION ROW MIDDLE ST,
HASUJST RECEIVED,


DOMBAZgTTS--elegans changeabe and plain
ID Peifie silks Synthaws and oa'ioets-itesm
loom Shiring and Sheeting--biAck and coofet
Twin Buttons Ladies fancy Ok hdkfs Fls5g
Bsndanna and black f K do CopperPlate Nal
tese Buttons-- Guerniey Ffocks-worled and NIX
Hole Ribbons rortoiie She'll Combs Long
Lawn fix 81 aids-veivet Ribbons Btitiih Shirt
injection, flk and linen Fois--plaIn and hgur-
ed took and Leao Muffin = Brosdcloi hs--taih
notwithstanding nets and Fanueis- 6 NIX
ace marking Canvas Shawls--Velfog' ing
ham Cambric-Gloves- Thread &c &c All of
whieh Will be sold az the owelt cath prices.
Feb #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-24
CONSULTING or

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CONSULTING or
Suner6ne and ccmnOn 6roadcotts ADD Cath :
meres Hunters Cloths; Faneis Batzes Swat
down Vetiogs; fu seFior black and cocured Lev
autine,; black sinchaws; black & eooufed Flor
ence Lulirhgs aud Canton Sst(oerts ladiee hacy
and & k Handkerchiefs black aad white Itahn
Grape; Eoshll Ginghamsi Caic' e'; fufn"u e'
Dimoties !; ge0tlenen aud ladies' < beaver sad
Kid GIoyes: gentlemen aud aides ola * < wh"e
elk Hofe co,ou and worae5 ditro; : cafe 4
and rs Irifh Lne1s Thorn Jions bleach bate
IA Water Loom ihirtngs Factory G'ngham'
and Stripes Browo Linens India Co'ton.-osAck
fix Handkerchiefs--F ag and Baadanoa haadker
chiefs-Gik Vtves. variety of colours Calf =
mere--chintz and fix Shaws, varie'y-an al
Cor, msut of 2ibbons--Cottou BaiIs-fapes- Silk
Twill &c. &c.
or The above will be fold at reduced
prices for Cath only.
Ma CD 3,