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quaintahce in it. have heard that he was
seen there about two weeks ago, walking
in the day time without any caution nearly
opposite the poor house. | will give the a
bove reward for the delivery Of said boy to
me 8 miles from the 81 mile stone, on the
Little River Turnpike road, or twelve dol
lars for lodging him in any Jail so that ge.
him again. All persons are cautioned from
harboring OF carrying said fellow of, as the
law will be enforced in either case.
ARISS BuCKNER.
Auburn. Decl8 d1w&stuthtf
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Bank Notes.
1000 TO 10000 Dollars.
ROMuLUS RIGGS.

.ROMULUS RIGGS,
lthis Exchange and Brokers Office, Bridge
street, Georgeto1cn,
VXTIS1ES to purchase from one to fifty
wv thousand dollars of North Carolina,
South Carolina, and Georgia bank notes,
which will be taken at very smail dis
count. All kinds of western and other un-
current bank notes exchanged ON the low
est terms. Persons travelling 10 the vest
ward can at all times get the notes OF these
banks at reasonable discount. bills OF
exchange and bank checks, negotiated OF
any part of the United States.-Sotes OF
United States bank, and all ofthe branches,
exchanged. 80
Georgetown, one door below Craw-
ford's tavern, October II.
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T;,,lS rs 10 GHE .NOTicC

Filat Il" subscriber, of Washington coun-
~, IL the U!snict of Columbia. iiasuh,ain-
cd from the Orphans Cau-t Of Alexandria
cuai',J, in s0i't district, letters testaments-
" o. The estate OF Doctor GEORGE A..
Eiht,NFON. late OF SIZE ccunly las, a.
fl;esait, deccased.-AH persons hating
c'aims against the said dee"dent, arc here.
- waE,s,a to EXHIBIT the same to the sub
scssbcr, passed by TIE Orphans Court, ON
or before The l6thday Of June next, or they
ray by law becyriutie,i from al benefit to
said c>.G,e ana those Indebted there . are
r.golred to make iumediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
DecSnSer. 1913.
q STUART G. THORNTON.
Executor Of George 4. Thornton, Gee:
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Book-Binding.

FyyHE subscribers respectfully inform their
Il friends and the public, that they have
commenced the BOOK BINDING AND
STATIONARY BUSINESS, on the south
side Of King, between Fairfax ana hoyam,
streets-w6ere they offer for sale, small
assortment of Stationary, and variety Oh
Blan: Books,
If every kind; al of which are made OF
The hest materials. and will be disposed OF
On the most liberal terms. -. -
Orders from Banks, and other public OH
ces: f,om merchants, and country dealers
will be thankfully received, and meetwith
due attention and punctuality.
JAMES & ARCHIBALD DOUGLASS.
fA5,Wrapping paper by the bale or ream.
December 81
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Ladies Dresses.

MFRS. WALLACE, successor to Mrs.
lHE Dodd, most respectfully informs the
Ladies OF Alexandra and its vicinity, that
she has commenced the fancy and plain
Dress and Corset making, on King-st. near
Alfred-st. and has just received the newest
fashions from England. Any ladies that
may favor her with their orders may rest
assured they shall be attended to with neat
ness and puhctuality on moderate terms.
Dee o 3W
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Tobacco and segars.
TUST received and for sale, FIRST qdalit9
y Chezcing Tobacco;
Fine favored Spanish Segars.
Sept 90 VIM. DEVAUGHN.
Just Landing,

Just Landing,
LyEOM brig Susan, from Portland, and
Il for sale at the cabinet warehouse, low
er end of Prince-street,
CarrioIes, Waggons, &c.
together with Furniture and Chairs, viz. ::
3 top carrioles. with plated harness
IA Jersey wagons, with harness
Bureaus tables !; sdeboards ~
Dressing glasses; bedsteads; chairs
A few barrels No mackerel
A general assortment of goods in his line
Comprising the best Duriety IN the dsstr7rt
of Columbia: all of which will be sold low.
ON HAND,
Mahogany, in logs and boards.
rFurniture, sc. made and repaired as
uslIal. SAMUEL WARD.
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The Gentleman's
POCKET REMEMBRANCE
For 1919.

CONTAINlNG-The Almanac ruled
~ pages for memorandums duties pay
able on goods, sc. naval and custom house
officers public appraisers !; information
concerning patents; post office establish
ment; official army and navy lists; cor
rect register of the American navy; marine
corps ; government Of the U. States, exc.
cutive, lee islative aud judiciary; territorial
governments; intercourse with foreign ma
tons directors ana cashiers of the bank of
the y. States, sc. sc.
THE L.3DY's POCKETBOOK for 1919,
COMMUNICATIVE Almanac; ruled pages
for memorandums; description of Pitcairn's
island; bishop Watson's letter on future
state remarks on female dress and on mar
rage morality of the BatIledofe; account
of the Cherokee schools, Selected Poetry
Answers to last years enigmas; cha
rades; new and fashionable songs; rebus.
es. New country dances and waltzes; mar
keting tables: tables reducing shillings and
pence to svnts; also for showing the value
Of dollars in pounds, shillings and pence
Are just reccired for sale BIZ
JAMES KENNEDY s. son.
November "a dit
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Charles Co. Orphaus' Court,

jane Term, 1919.
ON application, ordered by the court
W that Eleanor 3. Johnson, administra-
trix of James A. Johnson, late of Charles
county, deceased, give the notice reG"red
by lazy for creditors TO exhibit their claims
by advertising in the Alexandria Gazette
for three successive weeks. A true copy.
II. BARNES, Reg. Of wills.
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Note.

ON Monday the 4th of January next,
~ tween 3 and S o'clock in the al
noon, the stockholders of the Washing
and Alexandria Turnpike Company
meet at Browns hotel, in the town OF A
andria, to elect FIVE directors, a clerk,
a treasurer, for the ensuing year.
Dec 18 BENZ. G. ASHT(
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Bank of Alexandria.

Dec. si, 1871
EHE stockholders in the Bank Of A
4 andria are hereby notified that al
lection for nine directors for the ensd
year, will be held at the Court-Hous|
this town, on the third Monday (l6tl
January next. !. L., M'kENN|
Dec 2f t18J Cashier.
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Orphans Court,
.Herca3ria County, loo

.f!eTca3ria County, lsIs
December Term, 1910
ORDERED, That the executor Of Geo.
y a. Tiorntoa, deceased, do insert the
' uni notice ia debtors aud creditors three
'tneS week tor four weeks ia tie Alexan-
do rSw papers. A copy.
IeS:e, ). MOORE, Reg. wills.
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New Books.

ECR sale at the commission bookstore
4 r. GRAY.
A new work on FarrieIy; vol. octav
bound, 2s1c.s. =, /,
The Christian ECONOMY a valuable !
tie work, said 10 be translated from the @
ginal Greek Of an Old manuscript found
The Island of PatmoS, where St. John wrc
his book of the Revelations. Price, h;
bound, 81 cents.
on HAND,
A good supply Of Writing and Let
paper. November ld
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SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY g. 1912.
Piano Fortes.

TWO elegant fine toned Piano Fortes,
with the additional keys, for sale by
JAS. KENNEDY & SON.
September g
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To SI,iD-owncrs.

MASTERS or VESSELS &. OTHER
ENHEsubscriber late from England)
l. thematical instrument maker, of
his services to clean and repair all sorts
Ships Comprises, Quudrants, SertOnts,
in the best mariner, at his house on Prir
street, between Pit and st. Asaph sire
Oct 81 DANIEL MUNl{U
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Wheat, Old Corn, and Mar.
n land Tobacco,
Il URCHAsED BY
Oct "a EAWR4sON &. FOHLE.
heat.

Ewish TO purchase several thousand busl
I els of wheat; for which a liberal pric
will be given, THOMAS Y. HUCk.
2 9th mo 1e u
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English s German Alnanacs
For 1919,
1xTITHa large and general stock Of
w school books and stationary, suitao'e
,nr The country trade, for sale by ,,r
Oct 8 JOHN A. STEWAhI All

This day is published,
a ND for sale at the bookstore OF CON
Y JAMES KENNEDY 4 SON,
The Controversy betzOeen W.
b. 6 Qn9ro,
which appeared in the Alexandra newsPsa-
pers in the year 1917, on some points OF
ROMAN CATHOLICISM:
Towhich is added AN APPENDIX, con-
tanning a brief notice Of Luther-of In
dnIgencies-of the Inquisition-and OF
the Order of the Jesuits.
BY A PROTESTANT.
Price in boards one dollar Septo
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PUBLIC SALE.

order Of the Supreme Judicial Court. will be
se'd 20 the highest bidder, all the right, title
interest. which Isaac s Coombs. Mary
sos and Apptia Coombs, children and heirs at
ISAAC COOMBs. late Of Brunswick,
'ea, have in and 10 the following described
Es'atr, containing leo acres, situated in
'ek' and bounded as follows, viz : south
oalan'i Formerly Of William Elliott, and
|ns nofthwesteriy BY land Of John Ceombs to
3 JOSIAH Meicher. then running on said Mel
'''e, Hxty-one rods thence running south
EF.x % lArd Of Edwards Raymond to the land
AZ tt''an Elliott, and thence to the bounds
4 neni'onet with dwelling house and other
.'''ass Y thereon, being three undivided fifth parts
Z n sasne.
s - y ee on The premises on Monday, jan 2jth
.''s q ~ O'Clock A. NJ. Conditions made
q tie same time and plare.
t3HN CooMBS, Agent, authorized by
y seii the premises
sses1lek Dec IS. ia1e.
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HAVE ron SALE AN ExTEssIvE AssoErMENT ol
SeusOnabLe Goods.
Erchaagt-Sireet--Poriland,


TUST RECEIVED, consisting of blue, black
e olive, brown, drab, mix'd & bottle BROAD
CLOTHS coarse, middliag and hne
Black, blue, brown, mK'l Il drab G CASSIMEREs
Extra sQperhne West of England Cloths aud Cas-
simefxs
Extra superfine French Cloths, blacks and blues
of superior fabric
Hunters Cloths fashionable colours
An elegant assortment of fashionable yestings
Blue, brown, olive and bronze green Peise Cloth.
Printed Salisbury FIannels
Baizes and Swanskins
White. red, green, yellow and black Fannels
some 6-4 and 8-A
Plains, kesseys, Coatings and Serges
larton and Scotch PiaiIs
Rich Chintz and Plate Furnitures
Printed Callicoes and Camorics, a great variety
sos1e very elegant
White, black aud colOured IambTics
Cainbric aud common Dimoties 80
Book. leno, null, jaconet and fancy Muslins
Imitation Lawns aud Milinets
Al and Oh Canbrics and CalBbric Muslins
IA and 6-A Gihghams-Ste Loom Shirtings anu
shsesiogs =
Blown aud black Linens and Buckrams
sHAWLS, imitation, demask, printed, merino,
Grape, and gseat variety Of Cashmere, ell
sizes, colours, qualities and prices
Levanties and Flounces
sarspetts and synchaws-T TaFeta and Garniture
RIBBONS
Elegant figured and plain Nankin and Canton
Grapes
SILK yeissis and Velvet Bindings
Extra qus ny Of Gilt, coat and vest Buttons.
DO do sik-twist Buttons
SILK Umbrellas-Iinen Csmbrics and Hhdkfs
Best quality Bandanna and Flag hhdkts
10 black and cross banaanna. Canton Hhdkfs
Italian and Canton Sewing silks--Silk Twist
Black aud Colour'd Silk Braids
Bomoazeens and twiIl'G Bombazetts
English and Russia Dfapess
Gentlemens Cfavats, with white borders
case qs. men's, women's and children's HOSE
all sizes and qualities
Il do do do GLOVES do dc
" do mea's Guernsey Frocks & Draws do dc
bals Rose Blankets, do do
8 bales Ron,hazetts--t bale Wildbores
2 do unbleacll'd Factory Coaons, IA and T-8
large assortment Sattinetts anG Bedicks
October CT
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Up N'e,o Goods. 4n
E.. STEVENS.
HAS JUST RECEIVED variety Of NEH

HAS JUST RECEIVED variety Of NEH
IL Il GOODS, AMONG SrHICH ART
Fine Flannels--conimon Do.--Bom-
bazetfs-5-4 black Bombasin- Tarian Paids--6-A
and 4-4 white Canhric--S-A slate olive and brown
Cambria Muslin--imitation Do.--Aiul Do.--fg-
ured plain. leno and book D. black India Sars-
nets and snchaws-back and colored Levantines
green Lustring--shite sarsnet--t0-4, al ga
Table Linnen. 8-4 and 81 cotton ditto--arge and
small Damask Napkins--5-S Diaper Marking
Canvass--fndia and Factory Cottons-- Wsdding
--Lsng Lawns-~-black, blue and white Italian
Crapes---Iable Mats--SheII Gombs--baek and
guilt Snaps -Furnitnres-M Millinets-bIack silk
Hhdkfs fs--fancy ditto--black and white Theeie
Lace--Thresd Laces footing so.--Mechiin and
Cotton do.--Ladies' beaver,siik and kid Gloves
fashionable CaIicoes--C Carlisle Ginghams-s.nourn-
ing de.-French ~-isibhons--Silk--
and uorsted Hose-chiidren'srt ~osstet Socks
black taboy Velvet -Pins--See = Tapes.
Misunderstanding silk and Floss Cotton-~cambric
gown Trimming-Purses--n and women's
SockF--Oii Cloths--Carpeting-- Cashmere Shawls.
ExcHANGE-STREET, Dee. 26.
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POEIR Y.


WHAT / WISH.
wish my friends were more sincere
That SANDERS tongue would never bay me
And if whisper in ones ear
A seeret--that he'd not betray ne.
wish for wealth--I wish for fame
And yet some good would be doing
Though I'd despise splendid name,
Built on my suffering neighbours ruin.
To the attorney-cunning wight
Most heartily wish some coKscicncs---
And to the fopling, $ dandy" hight,
wish an end ofall his nonsense.
To each fair lass ofgentle mind.
And soul with virtues bright ilane burning,
wish each pleasure, pure, refin'd,
With each successive day returning.
| wish--I can't tell oil | wish
But this know-in plain, far dealing,
! wish each hungry mouth dish,
And to the rich some SENSE OF FEELING.
EDWIN.
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Mem Compendious Geography, 1c
Schools.
WILLIAM HYDE,

ut HIS BOOKSTORE, Nc. 8, Juussey's Roic,
LAS for sale new and excellent cvnpend-
i j. um of Geography for the use of Schools by
William A. Thayer, price 25 cts. This book is
esteemed the best introduction TO Geography
which has ever been offered to the public and a
very excellent reading book for class who are not
sufficiently forward to read in the larger Geogra-
phies. The compiler is an experienced School
Master, and the book is highly recommended by
the most respectful authorities. 1t is very ex
tensvely introduced into the schools in the state
of Newly ork, and in the short space of 3or 4
years has had sale of about thirty thousand
copies. School Masters and Parents are respect
fully invited to call at the above store and take
copy Of the book, and if on examining, they do
not approve of it, they may return it aud receive
their money again.
The above book viii be for sale by MIR. E.Good-
ale, OF Hallowell, Mr.. H. Hyde Of Bath, Mr. L.
Goodale, of Saeo and the Booksellers generally
Dec. B. 6w.
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MISCELLANY.

!. WANrs.--At this season of the year, tcants
are presumed to be more numerous than at any
other. t
The poor want the comforts, and, some ofthem,
the necessaTies of life.
The rich, in general, want the common feel
ings of humanity.
The laagyer wants rich client
The physician wants the payment of his bill.
The mechdnac--dtto.
Tue merchant wants an extension Of fcredit.
Printers and Editors want-but il is needless
to say what they want-as the preceding items
will give sufficient idea.
1t is wispered that some young ladies want
husbands--but as a number of elderly damsels
have already besookea them, we think this must
be mistake: Hit is not, we shall be very hap
py to correct it.
In conclusion, we believe it win be adIRtted
by all, that every description Of people want
fortitude to bear with the ills of lle-and that
many, very many, want sufficient skill to float
peaceably along the current Of prosperity y.
Kaleidoscope.
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EARN For Sale.

THE fubfcriber offe rs for fale his farm ia Wind
ham. pleafansly Gtuated on the direct road
from Portland to Btidgton and Otisheld-abous 8
miIes from the former place e-,.ainiDg 20 acres
of excellent land, rs acres offwhich 10 covered
with wood under good liate of cultivation
will produce from 80 TO 40 tons hay annually
has haadfomsyoas orchard OF nearly $50 trees
and is we'll fenced ano watered. The building. on
fad farm, are decsniIy dni.hed two nory dwell
ling houfe with convenient OUT hou.es and two
veil finiilsed barns one of which il nearly new.
For terms which viii be LIBERAL apply 20 the iub
fcriber John CHUiE.
Wipdham, December, 81 e.
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Joseph johnson,
HAS Just RECEIVED. an additional iupply al
PIECE GOODS.

A&~ OAS ~ ~ NJ
which he offers very low,
.."AMoHo wHics ARE.
CaiHnere Shawls
Imltation and chintz ShawIs !,
Bombszetts Toilineu and fwansdown Veltings
Ladies worried Hofe chiIdfens do.
Gentlemens worried. lambs wool and half Eofe
F'annes light and rk cambric Prints
Low priced prints and Coppefplstes
Carlisle Ci0ghsns Il
Leno book and fancy Muil.ns
ambric Musns M
Scotch Lawns white Cambrics and colnreS
Coloured green Lu,e(irings
Itiih Linecs.
Cambria and common Dimotes
abby Silk ard uGcG VeIvets
g cni.emers and fsdies beaver and hDed Gloves
Kii Gloves BriuIh Cottobs,
lotion Damzsk Table CIeths--co ton znd dik
Umbrellas -
Ladies white and la,e Angola Gloves
India Cahcoes and cotton. black aud fancy nli
Hdkfs -Fagg ard Bsndanna Hdkts.
Thread ins---3uttons Ribbonds-Enghfh and
French fix Gloves
Waltham Shirtings and Skeetipg..
Factory Gioghams--hiack, whita and greer
Crapes-Haces &c. sc. &c.
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? Domestic 1Hanufactaves. a.,

GILMAN PRiCHARD g. co.
HAyE for sale at Chambers No. SO, CornhiH,
L 4 opposite the old State House, Boston, large
and extensive assortment of
UP .a.nERIC.a.S G0cfaS, n
CONSISTING or
20 gases beacbei and ugbieached SHIRTINGS
and SHEETINGS
90 do. GINGHA Ms, CHECKS and STRIPES
DO BED-TICkiNGS, CHAMBRAYs and
DIAPERS,
10 do. white and cold. Sewing Threads and Cot
ton Balls.
S bales black AMI blue BROADCLOTHS.
do. black and blue mix'd SATIINETIS,
90 cases Knapt HATS,
5000 lbs. warranted YARNS, Nos Z 10 f2,
Knitting Yarns-1ow Cleth---Windsor SOAP, &c.
&c. I'm Boston, Nov. 2. 1915.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05

Mr. RusseA-Haying tried half dozen
receipts Tor boiling rice, without success,
send you one which has seldom or never
failed,
Soak the rice from breakfast to dnner--
have ready skillet Of boiling water, In
which handful of salt has been spriakI1d
sprinkle IN the rice, and let il boa ten min-
utes,- when ponr the whole into cullendar
to drain BY this sifnple mode of boiling,
every kernel Of the.riee WILL appe4g dtstsaef.
lender aud white Gent
ANGER It is good in fevs
better IN anger, TO have the tongue -
clean and smooth
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05

VICE is hereby gwen that meeting Of
t'e stockbsIders OF Cumberland Bank will
.o'aea et the Bank H6use on Tuesday the f2th
|e.,Jannary next Ht 2 o'clock r. M. 10 act on
q o''s'nes--a genera! aud punctuai attend
! y requested.
BY order Of the Directors.
JOS SWIFT, Cashier.
.1nbcf land Bank, Dec. 29th 1918.
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NEW GOODS +!
WILLIAM M'LELLAN,
GOV opening for fale frefh fu ply Of
SeasonabIe Goods.

-AMoN1 0 wHIcu ARR
~ cloths--CsfIlmeres 3a,finets-- Fannels---
~ figured Salisbury F!aaasls-- Csihmere
0h Of al l,colors--6sufed do -Merino do
tozets-- -Wildbores-Tariaa Plaid -Dur ants
I|cJs Britifa Cottons--India do black.
M and greco Tabby Velvess---red, blue and
mix do Six velvet velling -ssrin do, of
t1nt coiours-ge geniienens beaver Cloves--la-
brown, yellow AID black do II lmil alton
1ss Of various colours pfinied do common
cured Velvet Bndings--i'sl allan Sewing silk Of
pouFs Green Canton Crape--I'sisn do
fY and Shoe Bincirg--Wo,ited Bzlls-black
shie Down Trimnirgs- white brown yell
lmd fpe,fed Fur do Cords aud Ta1eis--
Aonds, with do Ckineiie Cord. and Braids
sl colours--Ladies indifPelhbe cisfps--
e DO -Freoch Hair comhs-~T ortoise lhell do.
Alle do --eommon Snap barrel 90. habit
kcs cs-Sma Scifors-- Pen acd Deik Knives,
y uice--chain huttons-1o With ie, Diamonds
kfts-c carionefs. &c &C too numerous TO par
-zFt8e. cRsAP FoR CASH ONLY.
Nv s. lf)
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Il & Seasonable Goods.
.ARBOUR Il LINCOLN,
IN. lately .eoeived and are now opened
<-.l. an extensive assortment ot
PIECE GOODS.


"a IN extensive assortment Of
PIECE GOODS.
u. fos ahe present season
.MosG WHICH ARE
usst II England blue and black BROAD
81 e,m,non Broadclotbs, all colours and
{.able milI'J blue, black, and mix'd CAS-
'xfMEREs ''.k
!, Hsb,, Cloths, varions colours
Clolas, plain and twill'd
]. uaroon. green ,oiive and brown CASHMERE
HaAWLs
'';s:' g: :,::s :.ssa' s''s' HonpAzarrs
snd cinnamon }
80 and Swansdown Vestings
roreaiine Vesting
.l;,e and yellow Fiannels =
yellow, red and green Flnnsle
n,hire Kerseys
,out Duills
nys-- swanskiss
"a hack worsed Hose
nlenkesis 81 10 ia
y Water Loom sheetings
40 do Shirtings
nnd eonnlon Caiicoes
IIufes and Copper Plates
Y ne book and Leno Muslin
y Nusjins--Scotcb Lawns
.o,tsn Canbrics--colour'd Cambrica
k,lisle Ginghams
olive and crimson Tahhy Velyets
nd other colour'd silk Velyets
va Ctayats. With coIoursi borders
snd coIoul'd Florence and Levaniine Silks
Aod changeable Sincbaw and sarsnet Lus-
l6ngs
Lustring black Satin
Ma III Irish Linens
Cambrics
6.k Table Linens, Ga 10 fQ-s
;l;h and Freach Silk Gloves
u and women's beaver Gloves
II and Italian and Canton Grapes
tyic ana common Dmoties
Biz Cottons
|nricau Ginshams--Checks--stripes end SAT-
tinetss
TX and blue Italian Sewing Silk
<Iwisl--Sk nlaijs 's
<oand Iusring hshbons--black Gailoons
q xi1 coat Eastoas-Basket Buttons, &c. ~
8eL6. 6w
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field Mice.--Eyery one who has resided
IN the country knows how commop Door
Nice are in dry seasons but they appear
TO have been unusually numerous the last
year. We have had an account of great
numbers having been killed by the boys
nesr Albany /; 1t is now added, that at
Broo@feid at three hunfs, the met, and BOYS
OF that town killed 29,s99 mice, in the
space OF three weeks Il is supposed that
9 bushel measure would hold 1000 of these
little animals,
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
making the product in cash of each COW TO
be upwards of 6fiy-one dollars.
Fl nting on a large Scale.


ToSgando. Bradford County, Penn. Dec Is.
On the 4th inst about 700 farmers Of the
neighboring townships formed hunting par
y. The signal fol proceeding was given on
French town Mountain, which was answered
BY all ihe horns of the hunters, comprising
circuit Of 40 miles in The space Of l5 minutes.
The hunters then progressed towards CEN
ire IN WysoS township, shooting and driving
he game before them, until The circle became
too small 10 use guns with safety the ami
mails were then attacked with bayonets fixed
on poses, clubs, pichforks, &c. with such sue
cess that nearly 800 Deer, Bears, 9 Wolve.
and IL Foxes, were killed. it was calculated
shat 600 Deer, 10 Bears. aud 30 Wolves es-
capped, together with a great number of small
Ter animals. The expedition was attended
nitn many circumstances highly interesting
10 hunters, and closed as usual with great
mirih.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
lessor CyeaUeland's Lectures on
CHEMISTRY.

seslhlBERS to attend these lectures are re-
'esfed to meet at the PORTLAND AcADEMy
4 eoatsday evening next. at O'Clock. 10 make
.Frshgemcnts as may Prerequisite previous to
1<etures. Portland, Dec, 29.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
NOTICE.

~ Members ofthe Portland Library Society
Pre- hereby notified that their annual meet
|Fal be holden ,zt the subscribers Office on
|peay 5th January at 6 o'clock Z. Nj.
~ JOHN p. BOYD,s Librarian.
1ec 18th, 1918.