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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03
Ladies' Shoes, 9c.
-6 Il ~
NLIZABETH DENNY has

~ recently made large additions to her As
sortment of LADIES' SHOES. She has con-
stantly for sale, at the Store, one door north Of
the Brick Hotel, Ladies' Morocco Boots, Walk
ing-Shoes, and Leather observation-disclosures,
Kid, and Leather Shoes and Slippers-Prunel-
Ia do.-Misses' Morocco and Kid doE-Chil-
ciren's Morocco do.-Infants' Kid do.
She has lately received Silk and Cot
ton Umbrellas-elegant PARASOLS, very
cheap-and great variety of EUROPEAN,
INDIA s. AMERICAN SeasOnable Goods.
W A complete Assortment of Mourn
eng Goods constantly for sale as above.
Worcester, June 90, 1921. [ep3w.eop3w.
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Notice IS hereby Gaven,
WHAT on Monday, the Oil

NI1AI OH WOHudy, the gin
II day of July next, will be sold, at Pub
lick Vendue, by order of the Court of Probate
for the County of Worcester, on the Premises,
at two of the clock, after noon-cso much of the
Real Estate Of, SILAS HOUGHTON, Cd, late
OF Berlin, in said County, deceased, as will
raise the sum of one thousand and ni,,efy-three
dollars, for the payment of debts and charges.
The Premises are situated in the southerly part
OF said town of Berlin, bounding on the road
Leading to Marlborough. The conditions
OF sale, and description of the Estate, will be
made known at the time and place of sale.
LUCY HOUGHToN, .qdm's.
Berlin, June 6, 1891.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03
Surgery and Physick.
Or. SMITH, Lrominster-
DESIDE the usual operations

REOIOL lIlt usual operations
- of Surgery, devotes his practice particu-
larly to diseases of the eye, where blindness is
10 consequence of cataract, alterations of the
cornea, &c.-ulcers of the throat, mouth, lips,
morrhoids--fstula in ano-scrofulous
and cancerous affections on different parts of
the -scirrhUs-indolent and in
Hammatory tumours peculiar TO the breasts of
Deafness--Eruptions of the Skin
Rheumatick Complaints of elderly people
diseases of the Urinary Organs-Polypus of the
Nose-and morbid affections of the hip, knee
and other joints.
He has had experience in those kinds
of diseases in hospitals, where they are contin-
TALLY presenting, in Boston, New-York, and
several cities in the southern States, under the
guidance of the most experienced practitioners.
WoreesscTS .Mcy Is, 1891 Is
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03
I'D HODA BOLSTER. Adj

- ministratrix Of the Estate of RICHARD
BOLSTER, late of Douglas, in said County,
deceased intestate,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03

10 the Honorable the Justices of the CIR
cuH Court Of Common Pleas, begun and hold
en- at Worcester, tOitti,a and for the County of
Forester, on the thtrd Monday of June,
a. d. 1891.
RHODA BOLSTER, Ad-
~ ministratrix of the Estate of RICHARD
BOLSTER, late of Douglas, in said County,
deceased intestate,
HuMBLY sHEws-
That the Real Estate of said deceas-
ed is inVentoried and appraised at the sum of
5 9oO: 10, and the personal at $3.50: 40 cts. !;
and that the debts due from said deceased at
the time OF his death, together with the charg-
es OF Administration, &c. to this time, amount
10 S62O:OO leaving balance chargeable on
the Real Estate of 500: go cts. The Peti-
TONER further represents, that the said Real
Estate consists of a small Dwelling-House and
about sixty acres of land on which it stands.
situated partly in Douglas and partly in Tx
bridge in said County, and so situated that it
cannot be divided, or part of it sold off for the
payment of debts and charges, without great
injury to the whole She therefore prays that
she may be licensed and authorized to sell the
whole of said Real Estate. subject to the Wild
owls Right of Dover therein, for the benefit Of
the creditors and heirs, according to law. The
| Petitioner further shews, that several of the
heirs of said Estate live out of this Govern.
ment, and therefore cannot be come at to OBJ.
tain their consent to such sale Therefore she
requests that the Honorable Court will ordel
such notice in the premises as they may think
necessary and proper.
RHODA BOLSTER,
By her Attorney, JOHN GATES.
June 10, 1921.
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The New-England
MUSEUM,

(WHICH was established by
Wv Act of the Legislature ii 1818-has
now been open for reception of Visitors two
years, and has unquestionably become the
greatest and most highly interesting Lyceum
Of Amusement in America.-The oublick are
respectfully informed, that the aclole receipts
are laid out to increase and improve the Estab-
lishment; and that the Collections are of such
nature, that much useful knowledge may be
acquired by viewing this immense variety of
CURIosITIEs.
Every person visiting Boston, for
business or pleasure, should be careful not to
omit calling at the NEW-ENGLAND MU-
scum, rs, Co,rt-street, head Of Market Street
Buildings GTT- Admittance, 25 cents.
Sept. l3, 1920.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13
SALES Al AUs TION.

On TUESDAY, a, 10 O'Clock,
q. WILL he sold al the Auction Store,
3 iihds New Orleans sugar
D d. II bhs. lst, 2d and Sd quality
OF West India do
So. do lst. qualify mclasses
g do common do al rcauccd price
Is boxes brown and yellow soap
6 Do. Chocolate
kegs best Durham mustard
A few casks of tlibbert's brown stout
Ailot OF new cor!age assorted. sizes
2 case, lst quality mems shoes
A variety of new and secon! hand house
hold furniture, consisting of si,:eboaris,
bureaus, sofas, tables looking glasses, &c.
Cloths, cassimeres. ves'ings, striped cam
brcs, james buttons; threads, Gotten, Ger.
man linen, &c. &c.
To which will be added sundry articles
detained from last auction, VIZ:
fratier bed !. &c large Il eiegan, Mar
settles quilts, various bed clothing; cbiN'z
window curtains; pair family plated urn;
lew cut glass dishes AMI pitchers, table
cloths, DC. S. A. MARS ELLER,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13
AUTHENTIC FROM CALLAO.

Ns1r York .iprif g.
The i4ioSiog ext act of letter written
= >inard the Macedonian and received this
rorG,ng, gives the frat direct information
a the bloody conduct OF the Spanlard' III
Souh Anerila towards our fellow citizens:
Even Post.
CaH,,o, Y. S. fiigats Macedonian, !
.November H. 1890.
AS you, no doubt. long before you re-
seved ihis. viii have beard of The outrage
wmcn aas been committed on our dag here.
VIII briefly safe to you what was an eye
Witness of, and what has since transrred
"n the night OF the 9th inst, al halt past
twelve, lord Cocbrane sent in fourteen b0as
10 Cut out Spanish friga ,e (the Eslneralda)
ot 80 eun>--sae was lying within musket
'Iotoi The batteries. wilh s gun boats, and
iFo brigs OF &c su.,> each, around her. He
sccerded in gaming possession OF her IN
sanut Gi;een NANTES We lay about hall a
cahie's length as,ern OF her. As soon as he
cut her cables anu paid her head OH
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13

WHEREAS piece has appeared in the
W Alexandra Gazette and Daily Adj
yerliser, with my name attached thereto,
dated on the 9th OF this present month. for
bidding ilie sale OF certain lands IN Fairfax
County. and containing certain assertions.
which am bound in truth ami honour to
DEFY; nameIy-that the said Newton had
obtained deed Of trust from me traujent.
ly, and the SAID deed being extracted from
me, nv art and seduction-both of which
assertions do positively deny; the said
piece having been published without my
knowledge OF it, containing any such asser-
tons; and it was only my intention TO post
pone the sale. J am fully satisfied with
the acts of ~: Newton,
april IL BENJAMIN K. DAVIS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13
i.egllorn BOnnets.

rENHE subscriber has just received one
Il case Legho I'm honnets OF superior quail
i,y and Latest importation, from No 80 to
So, and will be sold on as good terms as al,
any store in the district.
LIKEWISE-A few cascs of ladies' and
misses straw bonnets, all of which will be
sold cheap for cash.
april g. WM. TRUE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13
For lie ljsraadria Gazette.
SONG.

Tune-Come rest ~ this bosom.
TO M. nj.
On! Danish, sweet Mary, the tear from that
eye, [sigh;
And check in lis progress that half utter'd
Though nns has been fai:hess, another may
prove love.
That the heart is not always deceittul in
IN LIES troubled ocean, the delicate breast
Is often by terpests and sorrows oppresr;
And the haven of peace is alone to be found,
BY struggling against the rude breakers
around.
Then fortune defy-and forgetful of cares,
Which Gil, while they melt the fond soul
into tears [moils of strife,
Seek this bosom, where free from the tur-
Will STEM the wild torrent OF troubles and
life Nj.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13
In Council. Anril 2.

Ordered. That Reuben Johnston, John
Muncaster, and Bryan Hampson, be APP
pointed commissioners for holding an cleo
lien at A. Rhodes tavern, on Saturday the
18th inst for member to serYe in the com
mon council in the place Of John Wood, re-
signed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13
H4x> READING room .AM,
SS&&. N ARINE .lOURN NAL !Gsa
PORT OF .ILEIANDRLi.. .1p-H l2.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Elizabeth, FOLLY, \. York.
Sioup Rising Sun, Smith, Newport; nails.
iron, potatoes, candle and domestic goods
10 A. C. Cazenoye 4. Co. A G. Hicks and
J. Creighton!
Several inland vessels, with FIRE wood,
onions and country produce.
SAILED,
Steam Boat Potomac, Middleton, Nor
folk
Brig Sarah, Coal, New York
Schr. Agenora, Winter, West Indies.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-29
4 Trip Hammer SkoD For Sale,
TO CLOT FIERS.
TO BE LIT. the PULLING MILLinGar

TO BE LIT, the PULLING MILL in Gardiner
together withPOUR CARDING MACHINES
one wool Picker, ooe Knappipg and four Sheath
ing machines, pref, plates, &c
The above mill 10 on never falling fream. 10
hourifhing cruoty. and IN town which ha.
more than doubled Its population within the lafl
Ten YEARS. within quarter of a mile OF the
navigable waters of Kennebec river and !. prob.
ably as well situated for cultom as any mill in New
England The Kill will be loaned for a term a
from TO years, and liquidation will be iniered
10 the leafe, that no other fuIing mill fbal he bull.
IN The town during thar term. Pofefion to be
given the IN May next
N. B. The ieahee will be required 20 bring
satisfactory Recommendations. q, TO his moral
Character, his puncivaIity and hi, ability 20 carry
on the carding aud clothing buGpeG 10 the bef'
manner. If the ieafsee fhould with to unite IN.
ip'nning Of WOO with the above buioel, a fu,a-
Die building will he erected adjoining the abov.
mill, and lssied with fufficient water power on
resfcnable tenn.
C.ApPy to The fubieriber, or to NJ. SPRINGER.
Jr. bis Agent
r. H GARDINER.
Gardner, Jan. Is, 1891
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PROBATE NOTICE.

At Court Of Probate held al The
Probate Office 10 Portland, within and for he
ccuniy Of Cumberland. 90 the third Turfday Of
May, IN the year of cur Lord eigAteeo huEstec
and twenty one.
EAMES MCINTOSH, Administrator Of he ensse
- of Duncan Mciutofh. late o, Windhsm IA
laid county, Yecmau. having prefenttd hi, irff
account Of admiaiE alton Of the enzis Ct aid de-
cssed, his private account aga Ipif fad ellate aud
Petition of the Widow Of fad decesfed for an
allowance Out OF his perionsl eiisse -
ORDEEEo, That the laid zdmiriara.or give
notiee 70 all perfons inereifed. by causing copy
Of this order to be puhlufhed three weeks lucce.s-
lively in the Portland Gazette, printed a. fort and
that they may appear a; Probate Court 10 &c
held at the Probate Office afotel4id on the third
Tuesday Of July rsxt. at Of he cock 10 the.
foreuoOo, and lasS eaa-e, If Any ih,y have WHY
the fame houid not be allowed and granted
A. K. PARIS, Judge.
A true copy-Aueh,
Ho8ATTo ssvTHGATE, Rsgiasr.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.
Huddtegord, Jan. 90. 1870.

HuddteJ0rd, Jan. q 1905.
To Doct. j.. WARNFR, l. ndoa.
SRA person who had been several rinss
for box of your pills lately called on me, an
infot med me-"1hat they had done him won
desful deal of good-he had been declining foI
long .ime-hsd spent greet deal of none
far advice and found no benefI. Al the time
he sent for The first box OF Jour pills, he could
not walk across the house, wthuui some one ",
heip him--indeed he WAS getting worse dsii,.
He had not rsken the pills bus fsw dAys
agreeabiy TO tie directions. when he tauud hun
self much better" He con'inues tsking benz Al
this lime, ana from appearance il hk iy a. d.
well-you have the mans wish 20 do whai you
please, vi h The s5ove statement which is lnef
silly az he told It 20 me-
Your Ooedieni Ser,a At.
JOS. YEATON.
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LrfSOOFs REQ. ., ioOJ
noct. ] WAksssR. Londcsr.
STR-I have to inform you ~ the folio wing
csse cured by your PILLS OF HI ALTH Mr..
Lewis Scott, Of 5recon N he county Of Brecrn
vs. tor > long time occurring under All ex * TIC
lowness of spirits, SO much so, the, he was obs-
ged 70 neglect part Of his business. lie went
% SwAnses, thinking bathing would be Of SCI
wee 10 hIm bur 10 hs great concern he found
10 relief. H aferw4rds came 10 Chepstow
b s naive psce wbere his maher ard friends
now live he complained 10 me how III he was,
and appeared much detected, saying he thought
he never should be well any more advised
him 10 take your PILLS OF HEALTH, he
bought OF me q fe~ boxes, and bis bro her sssu
red ne T. ~ dsys sgo, that he is now s. we'll -
ever he knew him being fully satisfied il WIS
your pitts only, that restored him TO his usual
heshh aud spirits. / am dear sir, Yours
j. PHILIPS.
Nis impossible to insert here al the cases Of
cures winch DuCToR WARNER IL in possession
o.; ne conten.s himself with what has been
detailed, Int Frest experience has convinced
him, thst IN all morbid affections Of the blood
- ymfh. Che cause Of simost eytry msa-
dy) SO noble, safe, and effcscious remed,
was never offered TO n,aukin5 nut he row
leaves q - the world. conscious thst - has
done ri, duty. eortf. Msrch 8 1891.
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BOOK BINDING,
Paints, &c.
JOHN COF.


INFORMS his friends and The pub
&c that be has for sale a, bis Store in Fore-street
head of LOng-Wharf.
Linseed Oil-White Lead
Red esd-French Yellow Spanish Brown
Venetisn Red---Lithar ee-Prussian Blue-Cr
Yeiow--Vermion- o ange Red verdigrise-
Ouch Pink Roe Pink-Kiog's Yellow-atone
Yellow Purple Brown Terra de Siena-- Umher
Whiting Patent Yellow--Pumice Stone-Rue
and Green Verditer-Lsmp Black-Gum Copal-
Cum helisc-Copai Vsruish-Spir. Turpen-
tine Red Chalk-Bmery- Drop Laks--Slip Blue
Gold, Silver and Dutch Lesf-Silver, Orange
and Copper Broezs-Smalt--Ssnd Paper-Papt
Knives Brushes and Pencils Putty, &c. SC.
-.1LSO-
An extensive assortment Of
Wedi mes q DYE tufs,
with variety Of other articles. usually kept in a
sto-e Of b. kind all Of hich will be sold on the
most seasoGsble terms
OF Those persons who are in
des'es to the late firm of coz T. QUINCY. are
requested to make payment to .he .us,criber.
JOHN COE.
May ]. eoplsw
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=
SOLD BIZ
HENRY BUTMAN,

THos. CHASE, North Yarmouth,
LIBBIE, Kcnne5u X
j. BARsToW Hall VII,
Ind WhoissGie by
BARTLETT & BREwEE, No. IS CornhiiI, Bos-
ton, and
HORACE SEAvER, Portlsn5, Proarietors agent
Tor the ) ate OF Maine, waere Country Drugg.sts.
may be 81 Piled On favourable terms.
May IS. leo p.I2m.)
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Consignment per Packet.

consignment per Packet.
fmGl Keg, Nc. Lard ca1s Talow- 90
"a " " boxe' dipped Candle hhd Lump
sugar-e hid Tobsgo Runs bids, American
Gins eheff' Ycu9g Hyfon and o hoxe, Sou
chong 'ea--6 cslks summer Trained Oils
pipes Coguac Brandy 20 bbls No. Pork.
.4LSO-LN STORE
30 boxes mould Candles, 6 & 8,
1907 oafks Sicily Madeira Wine, fined and of
fuperior quality,
kegs Harris No. f~eet fcen,ed Tobacco,
Pipe Holland Gin, hide s.. Croix Rum,
Chefs Hyion Skin and boIes Hyion Tea,
Bag Liverpool fine blown Salt,
Hhds. and bbs. New Orleans Sugar,
Bakers and Laph ans No. Chocolate.
FOR SALE 1T
j. GORE Jr.' Commission Store,
May ~, 1921. No. 10, Long Wharj.
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The subscribers give notice that they have. bv
mutual consent, this day dissolyed partner
ship, and request all those who are indebted 70
then, by note or account, to call and settle their
accounts with A. KNIGHT, al his shop or Port.
land Per, within thirty days, and aIl those who
have demands sgaiost them are requested 20 ex-
hiot them Tor settlement. A. KNIGHT
j. r. WEEKS.
Portland, Moy 81, 1871.
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a Temedy suPer o. 90 IN, D. discovered, for
Dyspepsia Headache, Heartburn, Sour SION.
qch LOs0ness Of spirits, Flaiuttnce, Loss o. ape
ftte G0ul and graret, together with ali affections
Of the liver, ard The Whole rain Of nervous and
bilious disorders. These pills require no con
hnement Of restrain. IL det, IS hey 40 not con
tzin one atom of mercury, in any shape. a
decided preference il given 70 them ty f4mihes
OF the frs d'sJinc;i 50 mild is their action,
yet so effectusl, tast every obstr &c: ion in Le
stomach Is remosed with ocre dible quickhess.
although they sct as a complese Fenovsting med
Icine, and Strengthen at the same NE. Moth
ing Can prove The superiofiy Of bese lills more
than the number Of cases communicated by
persons of the FIRST responsibility, which may Be
had on application grsiis-and he countenance
shewn them. by The frs' medicAI characters oi
the present day.
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Books 81 Stationary.


OFFERS FOR SALE, NEAR THE POST OFFICE,
UaiOR. Street, Portland
4 geaeral assortment OF BOOKS & STATION
II AIRY, among which are, MORSE, Universal
Geography. 2 vols 8 We Adams. Guihue's,
Dirkinsor'-, GOljsmith's aud Murseis abridged
Biographies NoFs = and Adams Atlas--Adani.',
Walsh Sian f,si's. Carleton, Temples & Judi
son's ArtEmeuoks-A Murray Grammar, (vati lUs
editions) ADAM Latte Gramnar-W ebster's esd
Perry Spelling Books-W aIkef's, JoLnsoh's, Per-
ry's. Nugent'., Ainsworth's aud Entick's Die,ion-
sries--Columbisn Orafof-- English Reader.-New-
York Rrsder-Coopet's Histories Christian Or
stor-Beauties Of the Bbe--Sacred Extracts
Family. School AID Pocket Bibles-Watss Psalms
and Hymns-Christian PsaImody--also, variety
O! Law Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous
housekeeping, Writing and Letter Paper-
Ledgers-Jonrnals-Day Books-Blank Notes,
Writing and Cypbering Booka-Seaman's jour
nals-QuilIs-lnk Powder-Wa fers-ihJck Sand
--Sand Boxes-SAtes. &c.
BOOK BINDING,
Executed in the must faithful manner on reason
able terms
Those who NAV favor him with their custom may
be assured OF as good terms as be obtained
elsewhere, and he will endeav0ur 10 merit, be
repeatedly solieits share cf public patronage.
April H. 1921. ep3wcop6w.
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JUST received and for faie A. The
Portland Bookstore,
By JOSEPH JOHNSON,
M lddis-otreet, Portland.
THE CELEBRATED
BALM OF QUITO.

5 Medicine uneqaaiied by any IN The cord
for the cure Of Coughs. Colds, .3Sttmas,
CoHspmp Fi0rs, &c.
Since this excellent Medicine wa fra dif,over-
ed upwards Of three hundred n az nd eerlr ne
have experienced ln happy and ialuiary IF. 6as.
mary Of whom had been by shhrnsic aud con-
iumPtive complaints reduced 20 he brink II be
grave; IheiT coDftutions we're quite ematizted,
ard had caft of al hops Of recovery. hxyino ufad
every remedy recommended :. fpecifcs for hose
comps AIMS and bad made every sppicz ion to the
faculty. that cou ID be obtained.
Common colds which are generally occzl9ued
bv oblructtd pertPrsiicn, viii &c found TO yisid
0 its 'rfuencs in very lhort line
In common coughs. Vhich ia general the
efied Of cold, il give, Immediate relief, femovirg
those troubeiome irritztions a. hey are a ied,
ticbhngs 10 the throat, which ct q conilanc
hmuus TO coushing and qu-ering those ccnvuI-
five esci'emenEs aud csuGue ne "a 6ed W trea be
ard ipezk taeeiy IL induce ref snd neen I'm an
ernnenr degree aud strengthen he contribution.
Whirh enable ii 20 reptl 40 enemy vhofe a. zcks
are eQueniy followed ny the mon f. al eoafe-
quences
Psrfou. affi dsd vi h Pulmonary complaints OF
dilor6ers Of e breah and uuPs (eyen in The an n
advanced period Of life will 6nd Immediate relief.
In China &c confumptive Affections recene
or ehronicl HoarfeDefs. Cs,srhs, Whseznps and
ihor cefs Of brezih. H vii give mmsdis.e cate.
Congssi-d Ph'eRm, aerinopy shs Au.f aud
obitrudion IN be & snds, with cafe and lsfety
discharged by gentle expect rasinn.
y ALTO much admired in iorenef. Of the hrs4.t
nd homach, giving prefent cafe 10 shofe cares.
GT hose 'Sho .Sish 10 purchase sliher u he
'GboUe .hedicaHcs % sell ogaia, uiA BE- supplied
al very liberal discount
Portiand, harehe 8, 1921. eoplf
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NEN LINE OF STAGES.
Portsmouth and Concord Mri,
STAGE,

OTtSMOutn ana Concord Mail
Mage.
EAVts Portsmouth on Mondays, Wednes-
a days and Fridays, at O'clock, A. NJ and ar
rIves at Concord at O'Clock Il M.-Returning.
leaves Concurd Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturday,,
al O'Clock A. NJ aHd arrives at Portsmouth al
O'Clock, P. NJ.
The route i through Greenland. 8tratham, Ex-
etet EpPing, Nottingham DeerGed Epson, and
Chichester TO Concord
tare from Portsmouth, 20 Concord, s., so. wsy
lare the same as in other Stages.
Books kept al WILDEs' Hotel Portsmouth al
BoRLEi's Tavern, Exeter; and at HurcHINGs,
Hotel, Concord
me Public are respectfully ipformsd that pew
ane elegant Coach, good Horses, and careful dri-
ger, are provided. The patronage OF the public
20 this line is solicited.
JAMES WILDEs, Agent.
Portsmouth. May s, 1921. Sm.
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large nuuhes OF COOK SLOWS. of his
,wn invention, which Tell Be found to combine
more advantages than any before offered 10 the
public, a. cae beette.ssd by many who have thea.
n use--The ebjfeiI.n 10 many Cook Stoves ~
roasting meat. cHnpot be made to these. as the
casting : as perfect a. by fire two large PIE
ces can he RIA tel at time on spits exposed 10 y
free current E air.--1hose who wish TO purchass
40 article 50 inportaR in domestic use, are reGue,-
ted 10 call ard examine for themselves
Those about commencing house keeping, will
find a great saving in Kitchen Furu,ture, as al
necessary Cooking utensils are attached 10 the
stove and those who are building can save the ex
pense Of Te chimney by procuring one Of them
lie lke,rise can furnish Sheet Iron and 1iu
Funneis for Stoves Of all -zes with copper and Al
other kind Of apparatus fcT Cook Stoves a shor
notice--having procured the best of workmen 70.
tha' purpose.
.dLSO--FoR SALE As ABOVE, general assort-
ment of
Groceries, Bar Iron and steel,
And large supply Of
MILL and CROSSCUT SAWS,
which will be warranted TO prove good.
Jan. t6. T
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-29
DR.. DORRANCE,

ID ESPECTFULLY informes his friends and tt-.
4 inhabitants nf this town, that he has taken he
house called 'he wars house on Middle Stresi--
where he offers his services IN the line Of Lis pro-
fessiori iathfniness snd attention t0 The Claims
ot his patients insure him share os the pat
ronage OF generous public Tie aaGors Himself
that his eSertions 70 be useful 90 his fellow eii-
zens will meet their appreciation. The Smallest
favors will he dsly acknon Iedsei.
Portland, Udy q 1921
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-29

0T NEW YORK HATS,
Just received and for sale by
FROST & WATERHO USE.
Feb. 10. II No. !, MrssFr's Row.