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The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
FOR SALE.

NYHAT noted FARM in the town Of Union,
Il county of Lincoln now occupied bv Samuel
Quiggle, consisting of one hundred and fifty Acres
OF good Land, one hundred Of which is under i'm
provement. great part fthe land is light loan and
easily worked cuts abont fifty Tons English Hav.
u well watered. has abont 400 rods stone wall on
it, and small orchard the buildings are good
two story Dwelling House, two Barns, one Shed
70 feet Iopg it is very that Farm go vaiu-
able for stock and grain is offered for sale-for
terms hch will be liberal apply to the snbscriber
ROBERT FOSTER.
IJnio, Feb OF 1910 Ne Our
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
eoMMUN NIcATIoYs.

II. appears that certain men are again in mor
~ with view to dismember the State. 1t was
sAPecled that this subject would have been at
~, az least whilst the Brunswick Convention
"a 20 fresh in memory. We do not however,
~fp'enend that the people can be persuaded to
lfal state tax, perhaps three or four times as
.se s.s as they now pay. to satisfy the desire OF
kaaef personal or local aggrandisement. If we
80 - no Government, or such an one as the terri
s''es OF the United States have, there weuld be
az reasons for altering our condition, but it is
5,"ea't ~ 70 suggest good reason or ever plaus-
p'etence Why the people of Maine shpnld re-
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23

TPThe examination Of Mr.. SMITHS school.
which was had on Thursday last, was highly
gratifying to all who attended TIE prof
cheney ofthe pupils in every branch of their
studies, evipced great diligence of application
e. reflected much honor on Mr.. SMITH, His
method Of instruction was considered as pe-
cnliarly happy, and its results have fully re-
allied the antcipations his friends.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
Notice 10 Voters I

THE selectmen of Portland hereby give notice
that they have posted mp lists of Voters in the
choice Of Governor. 1T Governor and Senators.
al the Cumberland Bank, and at Mr.. Meals Insur-
ance Offce-and they also give notice that they
will he in session at their o flee in jones' Row
Exchange street on Saturday the third dav of
April next from ten to twelve O'Clock in the fore
noon and from two to five O'Clock in the after
noon for the purpose Of receiving the evidence
Of the qualifications Of those persons whose name.
are not borne on said list.
ISAAC ADAMS, Chairman.
Portland March, 22d 1919
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23

TO The H0r9rahe Senate and Hegje Of RIP.
retfntatives Of the Commonwealth 6f 1faE
jdcbHetts, in General Court alem5lsd,
January II. D 1910,
II He fuhfcrihers Iohabitanss OF Thar part of the
4 Commonwealth called The Diflrict IF Maine,
reprsent ihat the van extent cf territory The in
creating population and wealth of this Dilric' and
It's conit2nt and profitable ir'erccugfe with the
metropolis OF this Commonwealth houd call for
the AID OF The government of he ase ia facilitzt--
ing his in.ercou5fe by al diCcreet and legitimate
neans-Agriculsure purfuit no les honorable
than profI ahle has within few We. !, princiozi'v
ecgr tiec the TIME and attention of all clahss of
he oeo2'e OF 'h'' Difrict. pofIcGin (as eYperi
ence proyes) acds fuiceptbe of he hiehefl cu'ti-
vsIoE and cougenial to rhe heff products of he
earth. The increahng fales of native produce in
the town of Bo(fcn wtain few wears pa1 is the
beR evidence we have Of attention 70 the true
sour;e of wealth in this Diarict-and that this
produce ia 'uld nod he eheape(l and mon eafv &C
cess 90 market mu!f b. the with of The reller md
the buyer Aud although !sit neotioued no. lealf
10 our eiimasion il the n,menfs auhlic and priyse
travelling now very circuiru,) from this DiRrie.
TO Roiton for ccmmerca! and other nurpores AZ
well a. 70 other parts of the, Comnouwea'ih and
New Hampihre. We would further repre.ent
thar he tme has not been within forty year. when
jud-ioua men have not referred to the Dgayer of
his oeltioE a. an event no iefs practicable than
necefsry
Far 'betc rsafona which we trun are moft album
dainty tothfienr, we petiion that the tubfcrb rs
| with heir ahociares may have tbe content aud
| pefmiili1n of rhe government of this Common
wealth. 10 erect Bridge IN .fuch way and manner
ard form az they or major sart Of them (hail a.
gree upon, over any part the Piscalsqua River,
| from or between Nohls's I,lsnd 10 called at the
| north part of the town If Portsmouth and Dixon's
| Point in Blot. 10 calledl both on Caid river az
| ihall be agreed upon by committee appoin ted
! for that purpoie - And that the fubscribers anI
their aiIncistes may be created body corporate
| fof theie Purpoies-ara IN dufy houaf will ever
pray SAMUEL LEIGHTON & So others.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23

VN7 e the subscribers having been appointed by
w The Hon. .Jere Bailey. Esq. to receive ami
examine the claims Of the several creditors to the
estate of SIMON DAVIS. late ef Phipsburg in
the county of Lincoln. yeoman, deceased repre-
sented insovent, do hereby give notice. that six
months are allawe1 to said creditors TO bring IN
and prove their claims and that we shall attend
that service at the store OF Parker McCobs. ESQ.
in said Phipsburg, between the hours of one and
six O'Clock on the last Saturday of the present and
svs foIlowiue months. ANDREW REED.
A. DRUMMOND, jr.
Phipsbnrg. VI arch Is.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23

THE subscriber hereby gives puhlic notice n
al concerned. fhaf he he been du'y APRON
ted snd 'sken on himself he 'russ of Fzerutas
nf the last Will -ad Testament ofELIZAPETH
MOUNTFORT. ls.e oF Wssthrs OK IN t'e
;nass Of Cauaarisnd, Sfnyle wa-aan. de-
rexsed, ~ gvirg hoRd - ire 40 dirac.s -H4
therefore rt quests ali nef.0es srao sre ipdehs-
ed IN tie ssid dfece sec'. es str ~ make imme-
,.iale D .yy7ent ard hs~e ei,u h.ve sny sleA
rnsnds hereen, to ex',isit the s@saa c1- se,ue-
men, ID Samuel N0UATFORT.
Wes1blook, Feb. -, 1919
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
70 the Hon Senate and Hou5e Of Pebrssen
tatiDes Of the Comm0qveatb of Massa-
March 10, 1919.

To the Hon Senate and Hou5e Of Pebresen
tatiOes Of The Commoq7Ueatb Of Nas5a-
cbusetts. in General Court a5sembled
TIE Wardens of the Episcopa! Church 10 the
town of nortIand in heha'f the same hum
bly, shew-Thas in coussquence of the mbarr affed
sta,e of said Church for many years past, and its
want of any reguiar mioissry, some irregularities
are found TO egis, in Us records traosactous,
which, If not remedied, may hereafter be inccn
venient At come meetings, the regular Clerk be
ing absent, the votes, passed we're recorded by
Clerks p,o smpsrs, who do nor appear to have teen
swora -in some cases no evidence is 20 be found
of any oa'h TO the ! feaors nor 70 the treasurer
who is appointed 1ncefaw 10 collect the taxes -
and the valuations ot s3Fne years are missing. They
further repre.ent that no 'ui. az law 10 now
pending by of ne def.cfs ssd Irregularities
Aforesaid and they reques, thar an Act may be
passed TO REMEDY the same
EBEN MAYO, =
SIMON GRRENLAF Wayae-,
Portland Ian l9, 1919
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
English Bromn Wore, Tin Plates
Hire, &c.
Atwood & Calvin,

TTAVE just received and offer for sale at No.
D. 4 ] Union Wharf,
Is Crates BROSELEY WARE.
81 b. les TIN PLATES, 1-9 h
453 lbs. IRON WIRE, Nos. II & II,
! Cask elegant Britannia TEA & COFFEE
POTS.
Is doz. Stetson's warranted HOES,
l4l doz. Ivory COMBS.
Also
80 Pieces sATINETTS & CASHMERE,
bales Cotton Shrtings, Ginghams Checks,
10 Bags White SUGARS,
10 Bills. Kentucky SEED WHEAT-reccmmen
ded to the Farmers of the District of Maine.
March %.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
fY NOTICE.

THIS is TO notify all those that are owners
= or concerned in logs inNortb-West River aud
Peabody Pond, so called 10 meet at The room over
HENRY BAPB's Store in Ssccarappa on FRIDAY
April Cd 1919. at O'Clock p M. to what
method shall be taken TO drive the logs down said
river &c. the present season and to render in an
account of expenses for building dams. cutting
bushes. &c in 1918. Each proprietor is also re-
quested 10 bring in an account Of what logs he now
owns in said river aud pond. and the number 81
lots of land he at present or is concerned in
A. PROCTOR.
HENRY BARB.
JAMES PORTFRFTFTD D
March % BENTA MIN ROBERTS
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
Gazetteer.
Private Hcadenau.

Ts,HE subscriber reminds the inhabitants of Port
u land and its vicinity, that the THIRD GUAR
TER Of his SCHOOL, in COurt-sfreet, will com
mence on MONDAY, the ffM Of April nerl.-In-
strnction wilt be given 10 al! the various branches
usually taught in the Academies of this country.
TUITION from six to ten dollars.
Portland March Esd. SFBA SMITH Jr.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
NUEF

yXrAS pickea up in Horthyarmou,h ahout the
" G'f of January Iaa---the owner NAV re-
ceve il again by applying az h;s ofice, proving
property aud paying for this Advertisement.
March %
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23

NOTICE /. hereby given TO the owners and
! Droprietors of nonreGdens lands 10 the town
of Hehron. that they are tsrsd in State, County
and Town Tax Bills and committed 10 me the
fubfcriber Conaabie Of fzid town. 70 collect. for
the year of our Lord one thnufand eight hundred
and eighteen as foows viz
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23

]. revolutionary Psnsioners.--We are happy to
neaf that funds are received al Cumberland Bank
y shls towr to meet the calls of those who have
zen 50 fortunate as to obtain Certificates for
Pensions.
], We understand that BY Saturdays mail Judge
AkRIs received sbont sixty certificates for Rev
~al'onasy Pensioners. list Of which may be seen
e''he District Clerks oiRee--As these certificates
u aaaed subsequent 60 the 4'h inst. the first pay
"eh' will be made on tile ilh September next.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
MAR RTED

In Durham, by Rev. Jacob Herrick, Mr.. Sam
uel Skinner. of Iewstown. to Miss Eleanor
Jordan, daughter of Secomb Jordan, Esq.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23

FARM FOR SALE.

TT4HE subscriber offers for sale bis FARM,
d. pIea'antlv situated in Northport about one
mile from Penebscot Bay, containing 80 acres Of
excellent Land twenty acres or which Il covered
with woeD under good state OF cultivation, viii
produce from 90 to 25 tons Hav annually il weiI
fenced and watered The buildings on said Farm
are decantly finished one story House a two sto-
~ House Frame SO bv 90. boarded and shnged
and well finished Baru.--ALso, 25 acres Of Land
| about one mile from the above Farm we'll covered
with hard wood For terms which will be liberal.
apply TO the subscriber living on the premises.
THOMAS RHOADS.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23

THE sub(criber hereby gives pubic notice "a
AL concerned ,hat he has been duly appoint-
ed and Iaker upon himself the truft n Fsecutcr,
of the lalf Will and Tenament of d svID AL
LEN late of falmouth, IN ;hgcountv of Cumher-
land, Yeomsnr deceased. ty giving bond A. he
law direcis-he therefore reqoefs all perions
who are indebted 10 the fad deceafea's e1ass 20
make immediate payment and fhoie who have
any demands thereon, TO exhibit the fame for se
tleTentt 70 DANfFL ALLEN.
falmouth, Feb, "a. 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
rP a neat &C prodnctine Farm.

OF go acres, consisting of moving. tillage pas.
~ ture, wood, and thrifty and valuable orchard.
within 80 miles OF Portland. may be had in ex-
change for real estate in this town. Apnly 70 The
printer. Portland March f9, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
SHERIFF,S SALE.

CUMBERLAND, ss.-1akrs by ErecaGion
and 10 Be sold az Public ,frac<ion on TxcS-
day the 2oh day Of HhrHnert, az 10 y
clock, n ~ at the Meeting House ofthe
Firat Parish In Portland,
ALL the RIGHT in Equity of Re-
dcmn'ion which Martin Wells has in TO p "
No. 80, On tie Lower Floor OF said Nee ing
II use.
JOSEPH NJ. GERPIsH, D ply Sheriff.
Po tlsnd, March is. 1919
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Ia Senate Tga II, 5l9.
ON the Petition af9refa;d Ofdersd. that the
Petitioners caufe a,tefsd Copy Of heir Dettion,
with ,his order thereon 10 be pub ,fhed in the
Porifmouth Oracle, printed 10 Portfmou,h. and ia
the Portland GszsCse aud RaAern Argus printed
in Portland, shree week. fueesfive'y thirty DAYS
at 'eaa before the fecond Wednesday of he 6rft
feffinn of the Gareral Court that all perfsns
intefeaed may then appear and fhew caufe il
any hey have, Why the PRAYER Of faid Peti,ion
fhoud not be granted Gent dowa for. concur, epce.
JOIN PHILLIPS, Preftrf
Z~fts HsHIe of Rsaretsatatives. Jaa. a. 1919.
Read and ccucnrred
TIMOTHY EIGELOW. Speaker.
A true Cony--A,teil
s.F MccLBARY, Cic.k Of sbs ssso:s
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23

p,orsssntaiire !, 10 Congress from tte THIRD
.at Urn CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
~ Hon. BENJAMIN ORR,
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
The Wembeys of the Maine Ckarit-

able Mechanic Association,
A RE hereby notified that semisuual meeting
~ will he holden at Col RuRNHAM's Hall on
TUESD AY EVENING, Apri' 9Th. at 7 o'clock.
A punetuai attendance is ted
Per order. ELE AZAR WYER, Sec.
Mareh 90 1919
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23

And unlefs lad Taxes and al necehary inter-
venng charges are paid 70 me the fuhicrher on
or before WEDNESDAY, Bs l2tb day ef Afoy
xsxt at ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon. I ilzli pro
ceed to fell 70 much of faid lands at Public Auc.
tion at my Dwelling .houfe 10 faid Hebron a. will
discharge faid taxes and all nece6ary Intervening
charges JAMES FAIRIES, JUN. cariSobEs
Hebron, March lis, 1879
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
@o(anS.
Tuesday, March 23, 1919.

2X .
( March .Meettng.-The annual meeting for the
choice of Municipal Officers, was holden in this
Town yesterday.
+ ISAAC ADAMS, Esquire, was chosen Moderator,
and the gentlemen composing the board OF Sc
Elecmen the last year, were reelected, without
opposition.
ERspor ofthe COMMITTEE Of the Senate ia The q. s.
on he subject Of Gen. Jackson and the
SEMINOLE WAR.
Fl This very able & luminous State Paper is com
&menced in this days Gazette, & will probably be
&eomplctsd in our next. Messrs. Lacock, BorrtH,
<Eppss Rafoa and Kmg composed that Commit
tee The three former, it is understood, were
Ein favor II the Report--the two latter against it,
The opposition of Mr.. King, however, arose from
grounds entirely foreign to the merits OF the main
question his Report has reused Gen. jack
ENns Vindictiye passions and drawn forth from
4 Dis pen ae severe structures on the report, in
which he attempts to pdlhate conduct that nei-
E Ziher he nor MS friends are able to defeaG. his
2gain has given occasion for replication from
the Chairman ofthe Committee, which was to
appesr in the National Inteligencer oflast week.
From the ability displayed IN the report, we see
little chance for Old Hickory to come Oft even
second best"
The present State .4dmaniSffati0n Cindicated.-
/. 70 those who have noticed the tissue of false
hood and Misrepresentation with which the Ar
eas has teemed for several weeks past. we would
IecoHmend an attentive perusal of the very able
pfofuetion on the preceding page, over the sig
nature Of :. ITRURIEL.n Sensible of the too gem
Nffal practice ofsettling disputes by round asaer-
#uons without regard to fact or argument, we
would not have our readers take our tpS1 daIit
SNah regard to the moral character of that paper,
Il oat refer to the essay which detects them OF
sfoss misrepresentation and falsehood, and yindi-
2kales the government from the foul aspersions Of
Htast sanderous vehicle. We feelno little pride
a calling the attention of our readers to this es-
Fs5-ior, like the Report which precedes, it IS a
Raeauction Of no ordinary stamp, and claims an
H%''entige perusal.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23
Federal Nominations.
LINCOLN DISTRICT,
Hon. BENJAMIN BROWN,

OXFORD AND SOMERSET,
u,a pELL.G WADSWORIH
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-23

March %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-09-01
NEHHORZ

arr fhts dcy cnening, at fhe obope sfon1,
i EAL bargains, bought for cash, at auction, In
= Boston--among sshicA arc
Whole pieces of India Cot,ons, for only 4s6 ner
piece, undress'd cslcoes again for 90 cents blue
red and purple Copperplstes, Caiicoes, for only Is
= yard elegant z q and 60 Canton Grape shawls !,
black and co!ored Naukin and Canton Grapes, very
cheap; India and Spanish linen Calicoes a large
assortment Of the cheapest Bombasets that have
been offered in this town for many nonths, colors
d'sb, olive. brown. blue, black, and cinnamon |;
bombasIns. black and drab; plain black green snd
twi''ed Lus,rings and Levantines; plaid silk Hand
kerch'eis, 20 cts each Russia cotton and linen hi.
spers, very cheap more cheap book Muslins silk,
cotton and worsted Hose and half Hose, Csmbrics,
o.4, from 2s6 TO $50; Chex again for Cd per yard |,
black Lus,rings, rs cts, lace half Handkerchief
only esi Real India Book Mus.ins black and white
English silk Gloves black Satins and Florcn,ines
for vests whiie and colored Marseilles Cuttings /,
white, lead and mix'd cotton Hose, for onl, O. per
PAIR ltah2.2. French and Canton Cranes Irish and
German Linens. from 2s to es ladies' black IN.
dress'd beaver Gloves black and white ~ and 84
cotton shswlsi double shsted do real merino do. !.
cotton imitation do large lot cotton lace for only
Is per yd very cheap Aoor Csrpe,ing cotton flsg
bisck silk, flag Z banuanna handkerchief Ameri.
can shirhngs and Sheetings, very low; Coieran,
Madapoleen, steam and power loom shirtines ee
giant straw Bonnets. of the newest patterns.
uJ few OF Doct Watts Hymn Books. arrang.
cd Dy Mr.. Wincheii Aug.
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JOIN DYKr.,

No lo6, 2HAMEs-SrREEy,
LAS ron sALE--black ind colured
- = Grapes white and black Italian DO : whit.
and eoored silk shawls black and coored silk
h"ndkercheis hsg aud bandannaslo, black, white
and green Lustring black, white and colored silk
Gloves; silk Veiyets, &c &c. a.t
6iso--Cacoes. 6 4 Carlisle Ginrhams. &
8 white Carbrics. ce!orcd and black do, iaconet
Cambrics. Ieno, book aud India book Aiusins null.
null Mnsia- Dini,ies. Nankins steam. Dom shirt.
Jog Cotgons, white coitop sbawls with -rstino Dor.
dtrs, plain wh!,t shaws, black damssk do, gentle
men aud Isdies whiic cotton Hose.
Likcw'se--A AR. Shiflings, Stripes, Tb,x
ard Ticking, Threads, &c Aug II.
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MOUNT. HOPE BIWK--BnsfM

A r the annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
"A MountH Hope Bank. at their Bank House, On
Monday. the eh inst the following persons were
chosen Directors of said Bank for the year ensuing,
viz James D'WoJ Proncis H. n DHoE byron
D.nan. Levi DUsE add Marx II DHoD
At a subsequent meeting u the Directors. James
DGoy Esq was chosen President.
Hris,oi, Aug 20. 1879. (t25)
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SIXTY DOLLARS REWAfp.

DEsEgTEp from Fort wo'eott, - tbe: ~
II the IAN Inst the following n1u<d o(/
Of Company ID. Regiment Of Light Ayt8leC "
NEHEMIAH MESSiCK. See
high. sged &c ,esrs, Of dsrk coQ5rQ
eyes. black hair. born IN the state -
the county Of Prince Anne, by pkolessDo 4
AUGUSTUS BCRGG.tS fret,
hisb. aged 20 years, Of light eomp1csio1
light hair, born In the state Of Cocaee.)
Ncv-London. by profession . IabeYn-
The above few2si, and IN rsstbrakl
win be paid on delivering them ~ IT,
Post In The United States. or 1hif>o (o}I
j. a. WILKINS. IL x<fas -&}y1< CA
rort.woicsst. Ausvss>lSs isi9} ~. +
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TIE subscriber gives notice that he has been sp-
pointed by the Town-Couacii OF Middletown,
in the county Of Newport. Guardian Of LEVI BAR
ESR, Of said Miidittown. BY his own request Al
persons are therefore hereby forbid Trading or deal
Jog with said BArkgR sfisr this date. except BY
particular pcsmissiur ISAAC BARKER.
Newport Aug Is, 1919.
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AT A TOWN-COUNCIL,.A
holden at hswhors Angusf OF lolo

. Hof0fn az VeWV0b "HB1Sf "" SS4vH 43
ZyyyEREaS, II is represented 10 this cqx11
~ that sundry persons are in the pract'ce ~
King Stands in Thames Street, with Ttu<lV,KVX4
Teams aod Markcf.Csrts or Wagons, 10 ecd4 ~ Y
regular close and compact order, 10 20 prssent 49,
Citizens from passing 10 and from TIC sde'wAl44
from passing BY the cross.strec:s, without ssuck4
ger and Inconvenience. fE&
Jfher.fore, IL is Vofcd and Res,iped That Sb0ug y
end sftcc Monday. the 10Th Of August innG ~ :
Trucks, M2rket-csr,s, Or Teams or WaggoQss V1oY
standing in any OF the Streets Of this Town eAol1
take their places. all side Of tie My11E ~
near The sidewalk as they conveniently csn LIZ
iniu, Ing the same, leaving ar open space ~
them, Of at icast Zen feet in the clear, nnichSc
so lett shall on M account be pbstrucled or occu
by sny person or persons. for tbs purpose Of ocyE4
or vending, either Fish, Vegetables OF any SSn ~
tcles, but shall At all times rernnip unobstuf{9f40
the convenience of the Citizens, Ia pssgpg an4 e4@
passing IN and from :he sidc-walts. And n'aoy ~ W
son after said day shall be found violating The Osc
ing Resolution, unless compelled thereto byee |
". he or they so offending shall forfeit ~ ~
OF one Dollar to he recovered before cay )94 q
the Peace TO and for the use Of the Tow . - ~
pstrd, That this Order be rubiished IN ooIo
Papers in this Town. and be also posted Up T. - .
Town Clerk in ono conspicuous plsee ~ {
street. that all conccfDcd may base -
thereof sI,y order Of Council. A
<yDSArHAN ALMY, CsNkSQ
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yO LET, ~
T>HAT pleasantly situated HOUSE end
Il Shop in Thames.Srcc', the rropeay -
Sarah Eorsc6el6, and next north OF the Coz
JOB SHERMAN y
Uho has for cafe, x
Essence Of SPRUCE, by the barrel, ysIle
Or smaller quantity.
Ncwpo,i, 23d of 9Th mo. 1919
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FRESH FLOUR.

A Few hbs spd half bbls. s0pcrfinr Alex.
andris FLOUR, warranted 70 be made Of new
whesl--just received and for safe. on GARDENERS
whsrf. by v LYON. Aug. IL
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wtw Calicoes, az six GEMS a yard {, xtw
and Other Goods prepoytiona6y e.4eob.
wM. JAMES rILLEY,

- .No. ia, INanlfs -sfyfrf,
vNU.L opca this Day. great variety of Dry
w GOODS. which, together with his Goods a
make his ASSORTMENT complete 1