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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20

NOfiCE... subscriber alone is author ized 10
receive the outstanding debts 10 The late con-
Germ OF LYLE, SCOTT SAuNDER having been ap.
pointed tbereofbs the
Tor the Richmond district. 1t is expected thai all yer
Sons indebted To the said VIII make nnI. di
ate payment, as longer Indulgence cannot he afforded
Dec-S 62..u SAMUEL. TAYLOR
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ny virtue Of deed OF tIusl executed by Thomas
- hickman nnd Jane his wife, the subscribe TO
secure the payment sum OF money therein
mentioned, due 10 Henry Doseel-wiil be sold to the
hisnest bidder, for ready money, The premises, in
Tue lower end OF Caroline county, the road IIom
Chesterfield to Wildwood, few mites above tue latter
place. OH Monday, The i4fh day Of June aerf tract
OF LAND, IN SAID county, containing 226 acres, more
or less, and being the same which the said Hickman
formerly resided bounded by the lands of William s.
Wyatt, William reatross estate, and Or. C. Morris
and the Pamunky river raise the sn, mentioned in
said trnst deed, and the expenses of said sae....
such title as is vested IN me trust will alone be
conveyed. MICK,H YOUNG
April o. 100. wsw.
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By the Governor Of the Commonwealth OF Ti,einio
A pROCLAMATION


pRoCLAMATIoN
"HEREAS II appears ny certificate from the tailor
w of Pitisyivanta county. that JOHN FAIRS chsry
ca with forgery, and WILLIAM NEIGHBOURS, charged
with grand larceny, who wereby examining court of
SAID county remanded 10 Jail for further trial. did on
the 9th of March last at nigh bteak the Jail Of The
county aforesaid, make Their escape therefo aui are
nov going ut large have therefore thought fit by
ana with the advice OF The council of this
proclamation. herehy offering reward of ONE Hun
phtD DOLLARS for each, or for either of them. TO
any person or who shall aud convey
to the Jail Of Ps,vania county aforesaid the sam,
John Faris aud WIN. Neighbours And Do moreover
require all ofeers, evil and military, exhort tie
good people of the commonwealth to use their best en-
deavors 10 apprehend and conve, To The
jan Of pitsyivania county aforesaid the sand ia
rvs and Nm Neighbours or either of them, tina; ibey
may be dealt with az the law directs.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
(oeaD the seal ftbe Commonwealth at Richmond,
this i2lh day OF April, 1919.
JAMES p. PRESTON.
John faris IS % years ofoge, feet s or o inches
h'sh, toeH made tGir compilation, light hair and btme
eyes.
I'm, neighbours, rs gears ofage about feet high
Jar complexion, a0rk beard and hair, ana grey
eyes sprtl 10. IN. .waw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20

fWFfY DOLLtRS-will he given l" any person 20
apprehending and delivering 10 the subscriber.
lodging him ~ some Jail, giving notice thereof
that he actually forthcoming wbeu demanded, ne
gro man tainei ANTHONY, who runaway I'm the
subscriber ahont The ist Jure last. AHhoDy about
ave feet bine inches hgh well sci fame black
complexion, aud of hut ordinary capacity--it 10 not
unavoidable that he is lurking ahont Miilei's Iron
Works, or pefhars IN Frederick county. where III has
relations aud acgnainJances. EZRKILL WiLHOir.
Manager for J0,HcS BgrboNr. Esq
Rarhrufsvii O. Orsuue March fuf..WSw
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design 10 kill, they embraced their counsel,
and even the attorney general.
MELANCHOLY c,pc,,ysrANc,

MELANCHOLY CIRCUMSTANCES.
PORTLAND, March 3o.--On "Wednesday, the 18th inst.
Mr.. Tarbox AND his wife, who resided gore OF
land between the towns OF Raymond and Sanoish,
frozen to death.
II appears that their family consisted OF fonr small
cbiideu :he youngest at the breast being in very ne
cessitous circumstances, MT. 4. started ON "Wednesday
during the violence sf Tie gale aud the ortihg snow,
TO procure aid from neighbours about miles
distant Having obtained supply for their Immediate
wants, he placed II in bag aud proceeded Tor homes.
II seems however, that VIXEN within about Que mile
Of his house. the weight of his load compelled hini to
leave IL upon tree and endeavor 10 reach his dis.
uessed family without it-but his Efforts we're, in this,
also frustrated oserpowered With fatigue he stopped
so rods from his house, and cried for heip-hs wife
hearing the voice. went TO biz assistance and, as is
presumed fon the crcunistance Of dndng her cloak
and handkerchief upon the man, her pressing wants III
duced her 10 leave him aud hasten procure the
lnton-she expired in the effort, aud her body was
found bur short distance trun the provisions her
partner had placed the tree. On the day following
the eldest child vent out and found her fathers corpse
and returned TO the house and commenced sounding
horn, used for calling distant their
this, however, brought tn their assistance thro
that daybut the continuance of sound the next
day led number 10 the spot 10 witness this shocking
Affair and to The relief family who had remained
three days without sustenance.
COMFORTS OF TRAVELLING.
gentleman OF grenadier grewih having travelled in
The mail coach all night, observed rs fellow passrn
gers IN The morning. that he vea.d just get aud
nretch his legs; on which Lis opposite friend who
mad been greatly ar."yed by them during the mig hi .
observed HAT there was ne occasion for the gentIeu.s
10 trouble HIMSELF for they quite long enough al
ready. 49,
The following PARAGRAPH appeared in provincial pa
per;
Travellers should be careful 70 deliver their boe
gdgc to proper persons, gentleman few day since
on alighiing from stage coach entrusted his rife to
stranger. and has not heard irom her since
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Ury q oOds al P,.Irnie Sac

DTV GODNy az FsTtNFe iSnIe.
THE snbscriheTs have just received, per The ship
Il Tobacco Plant, 81 packages choice Spring GOods.
sz:Cambfies and mnslins Of all descriptions eipe-
bans calcoes and cbiptz; an elegan assortment cot
ton sbTtinss linen and cotton bedticking; cotton and
linen checks cTavat muslins; tiirkets and cords
&C for sale on accommodating Ierns. Country mer.
chants aud others invited to call.
MoNcURE, ROBINSON & peasants, bucrs.
ipTug. IfO..f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20

A STATED MEEtiNG-Of the 4gracxktnr az .yocl
~ ETY. ~ Pirginia, will be held at the Union fioei
on The 30 Monday IA May next O'Clock IN the
ioienoon JOHN ADAMS Sec'y.
April is. ~ u2Vy
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THE TOBACCO TRADE.

4 TABLE, showing the exports of Tobacco
frem the United States, and current prices
Of Virginia Tobacco, from 1900 to 1918, in-
'clusiyefy.
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Handsome CoacLee for. SAFE

Handsome Coachee for sale
THE SUBSCRIBER has Tor sale handsome new
COACHEE, at a moderate price-And or hand a
general assortment OF prime GROCERIES, which ne
VIII sell at ednced prices for cash. w. r. nICoU.
April Is. I'm IN
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S ZIG ~
S 1924
Equal to =.
Deduct for charges in Richmond, per hogshead

$ to perhu adredo lbs.
lbs aacc GA lis
pe 4
r, Sterling. lIsef
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The Advocate informs MS that on the trial
of The mail robbers. tie iufy. when tliey retired
with piety worthy elimination. went TO pray.
ers. with view Of being enlightened nv hi
vine viii, so ~ to decide iustls When the
criminals iearui that Ihsy wers acquiited OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20

N1K. MARVIN SMIIH-SiR-Not MOVING where
IVA yon live, aud believing that you are not resident
Of Virginia, have taken this mode Of notice fbat I
shall take The depositions 0f Wahai Holcombs aud
others at The house OF said Holcobe IN the county Of
Cumberland. the 9Th Tuesday IN April next between
the hours ~ 10 o'clock, A. NJ ana IL O'Clock, N. to
be read as evidence. nc beue in snit seped.
ing IN the county OF PowhataD wherein yon are
plaiutia and am defendant. WADE MOSBY.
March 4. QS..wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20

a hENCHANt MIL FOR SALE.-Ibis mill is ST.
N. tuated contiguous to The lower part Of the city Of
Richmond, Aow in complete order for manufacturing
flour, being rebuilt within the present year
pair stones. Its situation is very convenient obtain
grain either by land wafer, particularly the latter
being about or 800 yards from the wharves f Rock
eiis; and by cleaning out about 50 or so yards Of
canal, boat navigation may had 10 the mill door
The terms will he accommodating tothe pHrchase....
For further particulars, apply to Thomas Taylor
LIST mo. I'd. 72..Wtf SAMUEL pARSONg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20

= OTiCF- lie snfscriber returns bic Succfe Ihanks
! y for the liberal encouragement he basTeseivsd,
and begs leave norm his friends and the puiic thar
he intends carving on the WHEELw FIGHTING and
BLACKSMITfIfNG BUSINESS, az the shop 10th
street, near the New Banks, lately occupied BY peap
Co. where lie will execute any wofk in his irIe OF
business, With neaness and dsraioh......Au ORDERS
promptly attended to- and all fsvors gratefully received
The public assured that pains shall be spnr-
ed TO give general satisfaction
He has also on hsnd, and for sale, cutting Machines
Of superior graiiiy--Alss, carts, UoggOHs DToys.
&C. which he viii dispose Of cheap, for cash.
April6. i0s..5t ABRAHAM DpLAP.
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tr RiCHM0ND BURR MILESTONE

NTANUFACT0RY.--Tb subscribers have made such
I'VE arrangements for procuring materials, that they
will lave constantly hand supply of the best BURR
AL0CKS; and having obtained Hunii,eT Of 6rst rate
Northern workmen, they atieT themselves this mann
factory will not be surpassed by ~ the o. States
strength or beauty II workmanship They have on
hand IS pair ofteady made, warranted MILLsToNES,
different sizes bu under fbeir immediate
which they Will sell Mort heTn for cash or
town accepanceS. Persons wisbingto get MfLLSTONES
previous 20 the crop will please to forward their
ders to which ptctual attendance shall be paid They
have also established nannfactory IN Petersburg
North Carolina Aerclants and milicrs adjacent Pc
tersburg are respectfully invited to caIland spe
. cimen OF workmanship. g7-wu
WHITE, DAVIDSON 4 co.
February bet and y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20

hEW TORK. Npril Il Letters from Hart
ford by saturday mornings mail say, 4" I here
IS no doubt tie Republican Senatorial ticket
has succeeded by = majority ct about I2OU: tile
Treasurer by stu greaicr majority and in
can MAJORITY
Seven OF IRE Seneca Indians. who have been
exhibited in England lie last year OF two,
have arrivcdhsre IN The slip Importer, from
Liverpool.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20

SSiNTY DOLLARS RLWaKO...... Banawsy from en-
~ board the sioOp slekufeo At Norfolk on the night
sfthe 81 instant, THREE NEGRO MEN,
old, 81 yellow complexion, FIVE feet Gys inches high
his eyes rather red, ard bis hair grows rather high
his forehead was purchased ofMf Thomas Sands, WHO
lives w or near wamsfufg.
one sther Msmea DAVY. about 20 years Old, hlsek
cnmplexon Eve feet SIX inches high, his teeth rather
onfn IN front has large beard ard wliskrrs puT
chased Of nr. john Barrett, who lives in King William
(as avn informed
The other named Presley, about ~ years old. of
black er dark brown complexion. hve feet one inch
high, we'll set, and has two side 81
his head which be may Try conceal by conbng his
hair them he has also scar one Of his cheeks
lie had on rhen be ran OF. great coat with large
cape % btow cloth his other clothing particularly
fecorcted lie vas pnrciased ~ Charles b. Mitchell.
81 hichinond hat WAS owned BY a NJ. Mitchell OF
iJnchbmrg go. will give the above reward FOR the
thfee, Jfrf1fU DDi0rs fof each Of them % deiiv.
cred to IN the city Of Richmond, halt thst som
if secnrediH JAIL that get them Al
teas ~ vessels forewafnfd tom carrying % The
above described slaves. under the ptnaity II ibe law
Natrh ~ lc3..W tENRY KING.
%lOfict.-Jp Dr. Pom bafaR u JgDdoU --As yoa
are not an iraAant of TITS STATE, inn ili take
notice .hatw shall take tic deposition ~ John Sapn
ders, IT, al Buckingham, c0vr'hcuse the 1T day IT
May ucNf. to re rsed evidence suit in ChancerY
sOw depending n The co.ntY court III BHcknqh5nI, ia
Which Srr p'sintifs ard sorrscif ava Robert 8.
Gary, dHV1daHt-. Norte-&c.
Aph2 lS1..u4s SAMUEL JONES & CO.
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I'm. neighbours, rs gears ofose, about 8 feet high
TAR complexion, adrk beard and hair, ana grey
eyes sprtl 10. Iil..waw
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
REAL ESY4IE-

+ WING In the town Of Blunl~ick, for Gale viz.
L. One lot conta aiming about four acre. nearly
oppo6te Dir Dow's Inn, with fmaIl dwelling
Hou(e and Bake houfe thereon and il good
htu2tion for trader or mechanic One Iot
lIuated near the center Of Bruafvvick village con.
'aining abou. one quarter Ct an acre which was
formerly owned by Jobn Rohnfou - AKo, q wood
lot lying on the road leadngto Harpfweil, ain
ing about twenty Eve acres The above will nuf-
i,ivsy he fold az public auction az Mr. Dow. rav-
err, in BrUufwick, on he fevenresuth day of July
nexs at IL O'Clock noon, unef. previously di. pof.
Cd of az private fac. Terms one bird ca.h-n-e
third in one, aud one third m rwo year. with
FOOD fecus'v. Applv TO ToBN SISSY j. ru1
a. portIs. d, or DAVID sTAsvssp, Rfq at Brunf
wick Juns
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

By Lieat =. PIERCE OF u. s. Arny-The
memor, OF these VINO fell in the war OF 1919.
1as O'sirtet Of .Hatn:-In separating from
Massachusetts, may she look out for IRE mathis OF
the Holmes .tead
The satr SKY Of National Happiness--w When
darkened by the cloud OF War--may thunder
tHg artillery crush the foe. and a sto.5erfng in
fantry lay the dust OF invasion.
DiUOGS FerHseyttalioa-alostsa ccharins and on
erative, at the cornwall board.
W lhnSday last, beng the Anniversary Of
the battle Ut bunSer Hill, the Portland .4rtiL.
iery COmPaay, under Tue command OF Capt.
LOWELL, celebrated the 99th anniversary Of
Tins ancient and respectable corps, by pub.
hc parade and an exhibition OF their skill in
experimental gunnery. Their target was 800
yards distance-seven of the shot hit surface
of 40 square teet-and 2S out Of 80 balls
would have hulled common tobacco boat.
had II been placed where the target was.
Alter the busines OF the day had been gone
through with, the company, with number of
invited guests, sa, down 10 an elegant dinner
provided Tor the occssIon-which was sue
ceeded by the following patriotic
IOASTS -
=" INC uuy Uc NefcOfdtt---te x1ifntCSFSdfy OF me
Battle q Bunker Aitt-Aiay the names Of as he
roes be remembers ed while Liberty has friend.
Our Couniry-The last home of freedoh.
5 The memsyy q George Washington--The vir-
tue and "isdom Of his administration, glorious
example % has and 20 the nstionA of the
world.
The Heroes ofke RerolltioH-Their virtues
are engraved on the hearts ui their children.
The Governor Of Massachusetts-- May the peo-
pie Of Mains lind as skillfu pio, after they aave
LET 60 the painter.
b Our Nary-Not more remarkable for valor IN
battle than Tor humanity after.
Our -1rmy--'- Thou hast been mighty in battle
and Thy fame shall flourish in other times f"
The iREss-ihe safe guard of our rights
and liberties, may its artillery be directed cnIy a
gainst bad men and wicked measures.
The Miltio Of MgsSGctusetts-Mayt they con-
tnue their march ~ quick time to the l,ne OF per-
fiction.
10 Agriculture, C0mmsree and Manufdciories--
United we stand, divided we fall.
IL Hard Times May they give place to Hard
Dollars
Il The District Of Maine-A genuine Columbi-
ad, before she is discharged by Massachusetts
may she be well spunged
IS The HinddOOs-Whiep pouring oil into their
lamps may we not forget TO tim our own.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

XkyE the subscribers having been appointed BY
w the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Esq. Judge OF
the Probate of Wills &c. for the county Of Cum
berisnd, to receive and examine the claims of cred
itors TO the Estate of BENJAMIN ROLF late oil
Portland, in the county of Cumberland, Mariner,
deceased, Represented insoIvent. do hereby givs
notice that Elk months are allowed TO said credi-
tors for bringing in their claims and proving their
debts, and that we will attend that service on
Saturday the 26th day of June, mat. and on the
last Saturday of the Eve following months, from
to " O'Clock, noon, of said days, az the office
of jams NAL, in Exchange Street
JAMES NEAL
THOS. MERRILL, "''' -
Pnrtland Juue 16 1910
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
Lisbon, June 18th 1873.

THE .ub,criher hereby gives public notice 70
al concerned, ,hat she has been duly appon.
ed and taken upon herself the trust of RIscu,riz
az the last Will and Testament Of JACOB AN
DFRSON. late of Brunswick. IN the county of
Cumberland tYeomsn, deceased by giving bond
a. The aw dirsct.--Sbe therefore requests al per
,cos Who are indebted to the said deceas'd estate
70 make immediate payment and those who
have sny demands thereon, TO exhibit the came
for payment TO ner ,
CATHARINE h ANDERSON,
mark
Rfun: ek, Iuue 8, 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon her the trust Of Execntrix
of the last Will and Testament of JOHN NURSE,
Ia,e Of Waterford 10 the county Of Oxford Yeo-
man, deceased, by giving bond as the law directs
she therefore requests all persons who a'e in
debted TO the said deceased estate to make imme-
diate payment, aud those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same TO
SARAH NURSE, E~esstri< rfss rGii e5.ots.
Waterford, Iune Sd 1912
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
Portland, June 10, 1919.

T'HE subscriber informs his friends and The pub
l. lie, that he has taken the stand lately occu-
pied as Tavern By Col. Thomas Chase. ia North
Yarmouth, on the middle road leading from Port
land to Hallowel, where lie solicits the patronage
Of the public il being hs intention 20 render good
accommodation to Travel ers and all such as may
be pleased to favor him with their custom--He
iatters himself that by strict personal attention ne
shall secure the patronage of the public
Northyarmouth June 10. EZRA WEEKS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
Joseph Cheneru's Estate.

ITO be sold by order of the Judge of Probate for
the County of Cumberland at the late dwell
ling house of JOSEPH CHENERY, late of We't-
brook, in said County. Yeoman, deceased, on
Monday the twelfth day of July next, at two
O'Clock afternoon of said day, so much of the real
estate of said deceased If there be 90 mach ~ will
produce the sum of two thou,and one hundred
dollars for the payment of the just debts aAd in
cidental charges. Said Real estate consists of
pew on the lower floor 10 the Rev Caleb Brad
lsy's Meeting House. All his right and interest
in "a acres of land situate in Cape Elizabeth, 10
said County, under Mortgage TO MIR. Leonard
Stone All his right add interest IN and to four
acre, of land formerly the homestead of said de-
cea,ed, together with the buildings thereon. Also
in one acre of land adjoining MIR. BradIey's and
Samuel Masen's Land, under mortgages to said Leo
nard Stone And also all his interest 10 and 70 the
Tan yard and Bark house. formerly oecusied oy
said dece Dated at Westorook, aforesaid,
this twenty second day Of June 1919.
REBECCA CHENERY ADMINISTRATIVE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
Soldiers ofhe Revolution.
MAINE DISTRICT.

Portland, June 22d, 1919.
IN addition TO the names before published, the
subscriber has received from the War-Depart-
ment pension certificates for the following Revo-
lutionary soldiers.
Joseph Adams, Jay,
Samuel Baker, Bethel
John Bartlett, Hartford
Malachi Bartlett, do.
Levi Bearce, Hebron
Samuel Brown do.
Samuel Cash, Raymond
David Chaplin, Watcrford
Benjamin Conant Minot
James Flood, Portland
Jonathan Tobee, Buckfeli
Nicholas Furnald, do.
Jonathan Quincy, Greenwood
Stephen Haskell, DdnriiIe
Joseph Halves. .Minot
James Keen, Summer
Francis Lane, .Mtnot
Mark Leach, Raymond
James Murdoch, Mint
Ebenezer Newman, Weld
Bella Noyes, Norway
William Pickett, Poland
Daniel Small, Raymond
Ezra Stiles, Gilsad
Solomon Wolcott, .Minot
The persons above named whose application.
were prepared by MIR. Stephen Emery, will re-
ceive their certificates by calling on him at the
office formerly occupied BY the subscriber in ar
is. All others will receive them at the District
Clerks Office in Portland, either by calling in
person or by order.
No applications have been returned for further
proof, and none rejected. A. K. PARIS,
United States District Judge.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

Gross imposition. low groveling person,
to Us unknown, handed Us for publication IN the
Gazette of the 9th inst. the marriage of MIR. VIM.
Johnson, jr. with Miss. Policy Cookson-which
we have since learnt to be gross imposition.
Those whose envy malice prompts thus to
trifie with the feelings and reputation Of their
fellow citizens, deserve to be held up for the fD-
ger Of scorn to point attn order to guard against
such impositions in future, we shall require the
name Of those who communicate such intorma-
ton before it can be admitted.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
" NEW GOODS. .@

which viii be sold cheap,
AMONG WHICH ARE--
Plain, plaid and figured Silks,
Linens--Linen Cambrics--Diapers
Fancy VesIings-- Observation-Disclosures
White Jeans--stripcd ditto WIRE Couons
British Shirtings SheetiDgs-Muslins
Dsmesk figured silk Handkercbiefs--faney ditto.
Black, white and coored silk Gloves
Beaver, thread, end kid Gloves
Glazed s. undres'd 81 & IA Ginghaus
Carlisle Ginghsms Ga
bingham Robes Furniture Patch
BROADCLOTHS and C.fSSIHERES-
Silk Florentne-L Light and dark Calicoes
9-3 London Prints-Black and " bite Cambrics-.
Tapes-Cambric Musiins
Flag, bandanna s. black six Hdkfs--coLon ditto
Cotton and worsted Hosiery
Al, 5-i GA Ia and 81 ShawIs
Plain and fancy Ribbons-GarniIurc ditto.
GentIemen's plain and figured Cravats
Imitation Merino ehawls--sk Braids
B'k & color'd Nankin 4 Canton Grape Shawls
Blk Smchaws and Sarsnets-back Ievantiue
Nanki0 and Canton black aud colored Grapes
Brown Linens--Russia Sheetings-Crasb
Blue and yellow Nankns--b.ack Italian Cranes
Patent Ihr Umbrellas and Parasols
Canton and Italian sewing SiIks-TwiI
Jsconet Musns-pearI, gilt and igur'd Buttons
Linen and cotton Cambric Hdkfs.-Suspenders
Cambria aud common Dimities-DoWlass &c e.
-ALSO,-
American Ginghams--Strpes-De
MISUNDERSTANDING hreads-Checks
satlnetts, &e. May o.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

THE .ub.cribers appointed to receive and exam
l. inc the claims of creditors to the estate of
SMITH, Jr. late of Lisbon, in
the county of Linceu o, Woman deceased repre-
,en,ed in.olvert. hereby give notice. that six
mon,h h, are allow ed TO said creditors TO bring ia
and prove their claims And tha, we will attend
,ba, ,er vice at the hou,e of JAMES SMALL at Lis
bon corner on Sa turday The twenty sixth day of
June inst and on the third Saturdays of each of
the FIVE following months, from two Of the O'Clock
n FIVE O'Clock 10 the afternoon of each of said
days AARON owiNrh'
BID BRYENr.
Lisbon June 18th 1873.