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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
From the Richmond Compiler.
THE AMERICAN WAR.

THE AMERICAN WAR. 81
A work has been recently Publisht
in England entitled +" Recollections 4
Reflections. Personal and Political, III
connected with Public Affairs. durir|
the Reign of George Ill. by John Nj
choIIs, Esq. Member of Parliamen
&c."-It hoIds a very liberal Ianguaa
about American affairs. 1t is not eva
~ Englishman. even in these da! y
that will protest against the injustr
and impolIcy of the American contest
Mr.. y. however. protests against hoI
in the most decided language.
"The Jealous supporters Of the Al
meIican war have thrown blame Cd
the War Minister and the GeneralH
who conducted it. And in this | thin
they have acted unjus,ly. | beIiev
that Lord George German was as d
bic War Minister as could have bee
fon I'D; ard the Generals employed wer
men OF the first reputation. 1t Away
appeared to me that The design of com
pelling the Americans to submit to b4
taxed by a British Parliament, was 4
wild and absurd project The loos4
! texture (if | may be allowed the eII
pression) OF American population, rem
/ dered the conquest of the country i'm
! practicable. Wherever our army APP
peared. the people submitted; but when
ever our army moved forward, the peoi
pie who had submitted resumed thei1
arms. We never attempted mere THAI
the conquest of the eastern side Of Al
merica; had We succeeded in that, thi
war would still have been continued By
the Inhabitants of the back settlements!
and if the Americans had ultimately
been subdued, what must have been
the size Of that army which must ba'e
been maintained there for the purpose
of enforcing submission, and collecting
I~rtnue !? believe no man now VIII
maintain either the justice or the poI'
g of the Americas contest: we ar'
Come TO this opinion, although only ne
short space of thirty-six years has e
lapsed since the contest was relinquIs'
ed. 4 century hence, men will woDod
how the people of England could have
been deiuded to engage in it.
"Afier the defeat and capture oil Geh;
Burg"yne at Saratos a. friend of Lo'a
North said to him, My Lord. you
must deceive yourself no longer; you
must now sec that tie whole popuIa'
ton Of America is hostile to your de'
signs" Lord North replied. 81 s'
that as clearly as you do: and The k'p5
shall either consent to allow me 10 as
sure the House Of Commons. that son'
means shall he found to put an Gnu !.
the war. or | will not continue 10 "
his minister" had this anecoO'
from the friend with whom this CONVEX
sation passed. Lord North was y
inconsiderable Statesman he seep'
never to have been particularly a''t"
tive I" the promotion of his C"h pc ,
sonsl interests, and have no GOu'
that he would have preferred to na'
pursued those measures which he wv
most beneficial tn his country; bu' "
place Of Prime Minister was please
To him, and he persevcrcd in the W.
Tor four years longer" I'd
The inlatuatiOn of the British h'D
in carrying on the war against any
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
PROM CANTON.

We learn by the ship Robert Ed
wards, (says the New York Gazette)
that the latest adsices from Manila.
Ito the 9Th November,} represented
general tranquility. The Governor
had the assistance of two thousand
troops from the country. and was TAX
ing into custody some of the mob.
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Norfolk, .iprd "a.
sEsrEscE OF cAsTILAso AND GARCIA.

sEHrEscE OF CAsTnAso AND GARCIA.
Yesterday, about O'Clock L. NJ. the
Prisoners were brought into Court to receive
their sentence. The Courtroom, as upon
be days OF their trial, was crowded 10 eI-
cess. The address Of the Judge, which
preceded the sentence, occupied nearly
half an hour. and was one OF the most eio-
quent and pathetic that We have ever heard
from any bench, upon similar occasion.
We regret that ouI efforts to obtain copy
Of II for publication were unsuccessful. He
depicted. 10 the strongest colours, the enor-
niiy OF the crime for which they were about
10 suffer, and the sggraraiion given TO their
OF :nce, by the acts OF savage butcheIy with
which il was accompanied; dwelt most i'm
pressiyely upon the merciful character OF
our criminal code, which restricted the for
FIXTURE OF life 10 crimes of the most atrocious
and diabOIcal nature. He paid just tri-
butte to he zeal ADD humanity Of the Coun-
sci for the Prisoners, as well as 10 the JUS
tee and liberaity with which the prosecu-
ton mad been conducted; a1monisbed the
prisoners that they had nothing to hope
from Executive clemeney; that the benign
doctrines Of our holy religion opened wide
door OF mercy and pardon to the truly penn
tent, however great the sum Of their guilt,
and urged them to improve the remainder
Of their days here. IN efft citing reconcile
stion..wiih Him whose wrath Is more awful
than the judgments OF mortal tribunals. He
concluded by pronruncing the dreadful SEN
lencs of the law, viz. that they be executed
on Friday the la Of June merit, between
the hour. Of II A NJ. and p. NJ.
The position in which We stood did not
enable Us TO perceive the effect produced
on the prisone rs by the sentence, but we
are informed that they did not betrsy much
emotion.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
COCRTSHIP.

An elegant writer has said, " that
the period of our courtship is the hap
piest of our lives" If this position be
true. it is impossible not to admire the
produce of couple lately married. who
protracted this period of felicity for 81
years. That they should at last think
it necessary to unite in the bands OF
wedIock. is a striking proof that all
human felicity must sometime or other
have an end.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-28
Mem York. April 25.

Capt. Stinman, OF the schooner Patty and
Sally, from Port au-Prince states that Pre-
sident Boyer started for the north, four days
previous 10 his sailing.
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FROM oAUDALouPE.

capt RIcb, arrived al balm from Uuaoa-
ioupe, informs that the schooners Robert
LenGx, and the North Carolina, from Vii
ming'on, having just arrived, were obliged
10 leave the port in consequence OF late
ordinance Of the government, that whoever
purchases a cargo from an .9msrican, must
come under bonds for his good conduct Tor
one year; which law being considered asar-
bi,rary, unjust, and injurious TO the COM
merciai interest OF the place, the merchants
generally have agreed that no one shall sign
such togds under The penalty Of three tboG-
san6 dOlIsIs, TO De PAID by The first agrees
scr.
ThiIGdeiphia AprH "a.
Latest from Por,ugaE-A letter to the edi-
tors of the Frank lin Gazette, dated Lisbon,
March 10. says, . enclose you some news
papers, several OF which are of the same
date, in order that you may see how many
we have here. A iew months ago We bad
only one; we have now nine daily papers,
besides occasional ones. have already
sent you the proec, of the constitu,ion.-
II has been adopted with very little change,
and three more articles added 10 il. You
will find il in The Diario De Regencis, :"
Of the 18th Instant. 1t has already gone
into effect; il is very liberal, and gives
great satisfaction, except TO the mobiles,
placemen, and sinecurists, who will lose
al: their privileges, and most likely their
places. The substance of il is, that it Sc
cues the liberty of the citizen and the IL
berry of the press; abolishes all privileges;
takes nearly all power ir m the king, but
declares he can do no wrong; he has the
power to suspend the law for short time,
bu, he has no ueto absolute; the CORES must
meet once year, and cannot be abolished
or dissolved by the king: il ack nowledges
the national debt; the constitution may be
altered every four years, bytwo tbifes Of the
cortes agreeing to il; provided they receive
authroiiy from the people to make such al
teration.
The declaration of England. which, no
doubt, you have received long since, that
she will not interfere with the affairs Of the
continent. gives great satisfaction and con
6dence here. Every thing is very quiet.
and trade has not been incommoded mo-
ment since the revolution began"
Nv the American. Capt. Eldr idge,
letters FROM Gibraltar 10 the 10th nj
March have been received, with tie
prrus a or which We have been favored.
Speaking Of Spain one OF them observe 5
"n. open acts OF hostility have yet
hre,. cra,mitted in Spain; but | should
hor be in tue ieas, surprised il such
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-12
NEW GOODS.

Seasondble GOODS,
Viz. Superfne blue brown BRO ADCLOTHs
Black CASSIMERES-- white & cold Cambricks
Linen Csnbrick-fgured plane Mu,lins.
Women's long silk white Kid and Fawn Gloves,
Mems white silk Gloves,
Worsted halt Hose-blk & changeable Synchews,
Blk Florent.ne--blk Levantine--blue silk Velvet
Coloured French Grapes,
Fine black silk Handkerchief,
p inted and Damask Shawls,
Furniture Cslicocs,
White Versailles Counterpanes,
Cotton Sheetings and Shrtngs-Tickings,
Checks-Sattinetts-blk and cold Italian sewing
Silk.
SIX Buttons Satin and Tafeta Ribbons,
Green Serge &c. &C.
Portland, Feb. is, 1891. If
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lTYD Mem Goods-Cheap. aI
JUST RECEIVED AT
No. 6, Mussey's BOw, Middle. Street,
AND FOR SALE BY
G.. BRADLEY,

-. DIa n LIE
n case black and coIoured Canton Grapes,
- Nankin Grape Dresses,
Mourning Grapes,
Nice black twilled Silks,
Best black synchaws and Sarsnetts,
Elegant blk silk ves,Dgs,
al and 81 blk silk Handkerchief,
Damask and birds-eye haiti ditto,
Best French Ribbons, all numbers,
Dutch dilto-blk and wgile Hank Gallons,
Cotton Ferrets, best Italian sewing Silk,
Flag Handkerohiets
One hundred and fifty doz Cotton HanGkerchieis,
very cheap some as low as ts6 pr doz.
SIX Velvets, tabby do. all colours,
ofoad and narrow velvet Bindings,
B'ue Calicoes-copd Cambficks,
Ladies' and Gardeners worsted and Lambs wool
Hose,
Gentemen's half do.
Blk Bombszetts, some very nice,
Tartan Paids, at ESQ the ward.
Blue Pelisse Cloths,
IA stout Outfits warranted strong,
Qualify Bindings, &c.
UF The above in addition TO his former stock,
comprises a tuIl and complete assortment of
Wo0len, Silk & Cotton Goods.
which will be sold unsualIy cheap, by wholesale
or retail for 0r-CASH4r1 only.
Feb. Is. Q.f)
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PROBATE NOTICES.


at CourI of Probate holden at
the Proba'e ofice in Portland within and for the
county of Cumberland, on the third Tuesday Of
February, in the year Of our Lord eis cen
hantred ard twenty on
ON the ition cf Patience Davis, adminiltz-
~ trix OF the eltate Of
SAMUEL DAVIS,
late Of Freeport, ia fad county Mariner eeceared
Representing tha, the perlona eft2le Of faiu de-
ceafed 10 no' fuficieu 70 ply he juii debit which
he owed at he time OF hiedeath by the fun OF four
hundred four dollars aud forty five cents, and
praying tor licenfe TO EEL and convey 70 much of
the rea e0ate Of laid deceaied including he rever-
sioo of Dove a, may be necefiry for the payment
OF fad debts and occidental charge. ORDERED,
That the petitioner give notice Iherecfto the heirs
of laid deceated and 70 al perions intere1ed faid
eliate, by caufag copy Of this order 10 be pub
Iiihed 10 the Portland G,zete, printed IN Portland,
IN id county three weeks luccef6vey, that they
may appear at Probate Court 70 be held at the
Probate Office Aforesaid, on The third Tuelday of
March NEXT, at ten o'clock ia the forenoon and
thew caule II any hey have, why the prayer Of
laid petition fhoud mo- &c granted
ALBION X. PARIS, Judge
true Copy -Artest,
HpKaTIo SCUTHCATE Pepiaer
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ATWOOD e QUINCY,

ATWOOD 6 QUINCY,
Haze for sale at No. !, Union Wharf,
Em0A bbIs. Mess MOI No.2 a 8. GkEF
OQV 500 do No.2& s MACKkREL,
1000 bs. English SHOTT,
Lisbon, "I LfC
Mountain, w X1S LD,
Dry Malaga
s pipes Cognac BRANDY,
10 hhds. " /. RUN,
8 do. N. +. do.
10 boxes STARCH,
10 chests Souchong TEA,
500 sides soul LEATHE Il,
90 casks Sperm and Lnseed OIL,
10 kegs No. and 2 Richmond TOBACCO,
Bags Blown SALT,
IS bbs. American GIN,
40 boxes by and by 10 GLASS.
sett Mill Stones and Gear for grist MILL,
do. DR.. Reefs New CYCLOPEDIA,
1 do Chambers DICTIONARY.
A quantity of Mahogany BOARDS.
JAN IS, 1921.
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-JUsT RECEIVED AZ ABOVE
TEMPLI CARMINA.
SONGS OF THE TEMPLE,

or BRIDewATrR coRLLrcTIos cs SACRED MUSIC.
Egb Edition. IMPROVED s. ENLARCED.
VILLAGE HARMONY, Til edition, greatly i'm
proved
Northern Harmony, 9Th Edition
A new translation OF the New Testament, by
G.. WAKEFIELD;
PrecautiOn, .NoVd
Hermit in the Country
Memoirs oil Bernadotte
Do. Wellington;
Lite OF BOnapar.e
Davies Sermons;
Hayland's History of the World, from the
Creation 20 the Advent of the Messiah
American Biography, oy ALLEN
Brawn's Dictionary Of the Bible
Byron's Works vols. with plates;
History Of England, vols.
Modern Europe, 5 vols.
Oil Blass, with plates, vols.
Sketch Book /;
EsPenssses Mss Prius, zrilh .4mericcn Notes
Phillips Oh Evidence
Chilly on Criminal Law, a vols;
Do. on Pleading
Fern on Remainders;
Equity Craftsman;
Chalmers Works
Lite OF john FsusIas, or the mysteries Of
fopery unveiled At tie Irquisiton of Lisbon
"en Edition Of Morse's Geography, uiA
questions TOR Schools
R'ley's Narrative
An Act q me AmericdE antiquarian Society;
Labaum's Campaigns in Russia
Poner's Do.
History of the Shakers;
Mason's Monitor, Nezc Edition
History OF South America, by RRAcKEN-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-12

THE fubicFiber would inform his frieads add the
public that he has taken the corner fore 10
Columbian Row (oe.riy opposite the hay feaIes)
where be has foS iale good aAortment Of
w est India Goods Sc Groceries,
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USNEW STORE.
Hard-Ware, ftdted g. Britannia
GOODS, othwprices
EDW ARD FARLEY

C3tTs for sale, at No. 10, taeta,ge Street.
NEARLY oPPosITE Mr.. NEAL'sINs. OFFICE.
DLAIED Tea Pots, Csstors, spoons snyife,s
Il and Trays and Candesticks Brittanns and
bocklin A. apots; silver and steel bow Spcctaeles
pencil Gases; pocket and memorandum Books;
silver and plated mounted Whips; silver Ihimbe>:
BR-4SS ANDIRONS unusualIy cheap; shoveIsA
longs; y alters; snuffers and Trays; fruit Ira.s:
Coffee Mills Ives patent Under Boxes; Flat
lions; Brass Kettles; Hand Saws; floor and
hearth brushes; Shce % Horse do Clothes 10
Hair do Iroweis; sewing and Entting Needles;
Penknives; Jack-knives Scissors hsmners
Haichets; Rasps Files; Shoe-kEiyes. Packs;
Pincers NifPers; Avis /; kszors; razor Gases
anu straps pewter Porrngers frrnI.ure firm
ming; cost and vest Buttons; Mouse Traps;
Bellows; Csrperter' Tool; Locks, Hinges and
Screws. CASI IRON WARE.
Pots, Kettles, Spiders, SkiIlets,
lea kettief, Bake Kettles, B4sons, Pans Doss,Nc
Curry Comb, S'eeIyasds, shee? Shears. Bras aud
Iron CaudiettckS, Iron Squares, Combs, shaving
Boxes, Io'eti Glasses. Snuff Boxes La,che-, Ink |:
stands, " armiog ans, Mathematical Instruments.
Sand Paper. Sboveis, Looking Closes. sc. &C g. c
Jan. 9, 1891. SUI
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ROYAL LINCOLN,

Neat door beIou Mr. II. Boyds Erchange-Sireei,
II As iuss received and now opening for sale u
4 il large and extensive assortment Of New and
easonabe Goojs of the latest importaions,
AMONG wBICHARE,
RROADCLO1HS& Ca>simeres all colours
stout Duffils--Kersey.--Coa Fiannels---
Bombazet.s-La aides Iloths-Pelisse Cloths--l al
lcoes--Fnrniture ;--Psids--CottoR and
Silk Velyets-N ankeen and Canton Grapes assort
ell coIours-C ape Shawls-bIack Bombazene-
plain and figured Cashmere 5hswls--red Cashmere
Shawls--black and white silk Hose--worsted and
cotton Hose-eegant figured Muslin Cravats-
6anred and plain MasIiGs---Linen Cambrics-
linen Cambrick Hdkfs--Cotton Cambrics--french
and Italian Crapes--Cam Prints--7'8 and Ia
Liuens-Iinen Sheeting-silk, kid, doe skin and
beaver GIovcs-cotton aud silk Umbrellas-Iudia
Canicoes--Fisgg and Bandsnna Handkerchief
| figured and pIain silk Lsce--tbread Laces-cottoR
Laees.
Also
large assortment Of Cotton Sheetings and
sbirtinps. check, stripes and Ginghans- Bristol
bricks for cleaning Knives and Forks
| bale ga "a fO-4 & ia ROSE BLANKETS,
Oct. 81.
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CHARLES BLANCHARD,

CHARLES BLANCHARD,
HAS RECEIVED LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Crockery, GfasS and China Hare,
AMONG WHICH ARE
CRATES assorted for The Country
n I'm Packages ofopen Goods 10. repack.
A0g ing anG retail,
500 TEA SETTS-5OO doz. PLATES
Bovt-Pitchar r Mugs. &c. &c.
5000 Tumbers-Decanters- Wines-Cruets-
Castor -Jellies-Custsrds--P
aad iaPpaned Sasiors-- Screw Anger.
200 Wooden BowIs--Giazed Waitefs--Spoon.
-Burnhani's improved and Glass Lsmps--Trowr
Ware-Pocket ard other Looking Glssses--Tc-
gether with variety Of other articles not par
sicularized
(rP Ware repaeked as heretofore.
Portland, Sept. 26 (n)
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- fTut NUFV ~ f-Nttts
HosATo SoUTHGATE, Regis, er.


At a Court Of Probate holden at
the PsooAic Office lr lend " hi. md for
the County OF Cumberland, On he third Tues
day III Fetrusr., ~ tA- year a our Lord cigh-
teen hundred snd twenty onr.
an III ps.iiion " Jasiu, MefnA stn nistrr.
- tof :. eoEis non OF ihe estr:e OF
ENOCH TUKESBUNY,
i-te of -!mouth. in sid ssOun " CON II decess
81. representing ,hst the Eersonal eta u said
deceased nd tbe ds Cfresl estsie .oia
under ~. me licens .ssiFici~ q. tofsy the
just debts, which he owed u tile time Oft hiz
dea.h bY The sum e weary fur dollars md
twenty four cents ard prayirg fur license TO
sell and convey % much Of the real ess.e Of
said deceased a. ma, be necessary for he p-,-
ment ri said ds5s md iucidtniei chargrsi
ORDEaEp, That tie Ps,Itierel gtse rotice
iherevt % ne heirs Of sad dnces-cd sd sii
persons Interested III sid e. a.e, ~ causing
c ~ ofthis order o be publish ell ~ ne PJrt-
lsud 0.zette, prsn ed IL. Portland, IL SAID Cruf
Iy, three weeks successfully, e. - .leJ ms 49,
lear &. L -ooAte Court 10 be held 81 tie Pro
bette Office -ioiessii a. the thifd 1uesLas
March neat, Z - O'clock il be forenotyHsrd
h CAUSE, II any ,h.s have, Wy lie ITsJcr
Of sAId psnign shoule M be q snsed
IA. X PARIS. Judge
true Copy-ATTEsT.
HORATiO SOUTn6A gssier.
iHE SUBSCRIBER her b. gives putlir notice 10
4 a. governed thAt lac has been duly 81
p inte, md taken OF himseifthe trust TX Ad-
ministrator If The estsfe Of
ABRAHAM MITCHELL,
iaie Of Freeport. NJ the county u Cumberland,
feemsf, deceased, ~ gising bond as the
l~ss difrct-- lie tht rHforc requests "a persons
who ar indebted tie ssid d. &C sse6's estate %
NIKE immediate pa men'; srd thcse Who have
snJ demands thereon, 60 exhibit the k1me Tor
scillement to tic Commissioners.
EDMUND PRATT
Frefror, Feb 20, 1921.
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SW ETT & HAMMOND,
No. 8, Central Street, BosTcS,
INTEND to keep constantly for sale
good assortment Of
II | ID f S,
of every description on the most favourable terms
as il respects the price and credit. They now
have on hand as follows -
200 Pernambuco,
1000 Porto Rico,
1000 Havana, ! TX Hides,
500 Para,
500 Laguira,
10000 Calcutta COW HIDES,
1000 Calcutta s Cape &c Verd GOAT SKINS
those that are in want OF HIDES, will find il for
their interest TO call above aud look for them
solves previous to their purchasing elsewhere.
CT LEATHER of every description will
be taken and sold on Commission, and Hides ad-
vaneed for the same if wished for. (6m)
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Office Seals;
Inkpowder-BIank Books-Parehment--P
and BOxes-Sand Boxes and Sand-Wri'ing and
Cypherng Books--Memorandum Books-Parch-
ment-Gentlemen and Ladies Remembrancers, for
the year l82l-Boxes of Water Colors- Playing
Cards af various qualities. Jan. 18. 1891.
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Blank Books,

Vi every description
Charts, Navigators; American
Coast Pilot Press Paper; Bonnet Pepper, scales
and Dividers.
Writing Paper,
manufactured by ID. Ames, sayeIs. Cox & Co.
Haws aad Cox, and by A. c. L W. Gurus.
Slip Books I; Penknives ; Letter
Paper states Pocket Books; Blanks Of every
description I; Lead Pencils boxes Esler Colours;
lax Powder Ink Stands Playing Cards Blank
Cards, aud variety Of other articles too gunner
Gus 10 mention.
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JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE
REGISTERS FOR 1921;
FARMERS ALMANAC for
1921.

Calculated for the meridian Of Portland, and par
ticuiariy intended for the STATE OF MAINE;
Miniature Almanacs--RObert
r. Thomas's do-LAWS, RESOLVES AND
CONSTITUTION of the STATE OF MAINE, be-
sides other ariel es too numeInnA 10 me a Iinn.
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT THE
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
No Q, Merchants Row, MIDDLE-rT. PORTLAND
The Self Taught Penman,

A new system of running hand, explaining IL
self in The most simple manner, having printed notes
and directions fronting the several plates, 50 that
the scholar has only TO turn the eye from the
right page the lett in order 10 have all the H.
siruction that need be given by writing mas
ter himself when present with him. his is a
different arrangement from that Of any other trea-
tse on writing ever published in the United States
Second edition, with new plates, containing The
plain aud Ornamental hands-Frioe so cents.
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Asa ClaPp & "a. e. X. Cobb,
HAVE FoR SALE--atA Nos. 10, IL 25 Long Wharf
Clean HEMP /; Ouishot HEMP;
American manufactured CORDAGE
SAlLCLOTH Half DUCK
Ravens DUCK; Russia broad DIAPERS;
Swedish assorted IRON MOLASSES.
1}PGoods of the above kinds constsully on
hand, and for sale in large or small quantities.
(6m) October s.
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TO or IERS.

ITO BE LET, tn PULLING MILL in Gardiner
together wrhIOuR G sRDINC MA CHIMES,
one WOO Picker ore Knappng and four Sheath
ing machines, pref. pl2fes, &c
The above mill u en- never failing ftreanl. 10
ioufIfhing cruriy. and ~ town which h0
more ban doubled H. population within he Iait
ten years--ss within quarter Of mile OF he
navigab'e waters of Kenuebec river ; aud 10 prob
ably as well siruaied for cuffom any mill in New
England. The nil viii he loaned tor term Of
from 5 20 5years and ffipu'ation will he inherited
IN tbe lesie, that no cher fuog mil fball Be builr
In the town. during that term. PofeiiioU to be
given he III May
N. B. The .Ieafee will Re required 20 bring
satisfactory recon meadstions, to his moral
Character he pune uaiIy and hi ability 10 carry
on the eardlng snd clo,hrrg bufnefs In the rep
manner. II the iealsee fhruld with to uuite the
ipinnins of WOO with the above tufnefs a fua-
bic building will he erected adjoining he above
mill and Iezfet wi h a luffirient wafer power Cd
resfcnabie re m.
ETAppy 70 The fuhfcriber, or to M. SPRINGER,
Jr. bis agent
/ r. Fl GARDINER.
| Gardiner Jan IS, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-12
I'll. BUTMAN.

n (MIDDLE STREET.
OFFERSfor sale, 81 extensive ASSORTMENT Of
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
AMONG WHICH ARE--
200 Bottles cold pressed Castor
Oh-2 bbis Arrow Root I do Creme Tar;er
case Csnthsrides-fd do Msgnesis--1 bhlFl.u
Suphur-2 bales Gentian hoot--l hbd Chamor
mile Fiowcrs-f csse Aqua Forts DIS Car
boys Oil Vitriol--60 bottles Bats. Copaiva-3-
groce white PbisIs-1 case Gum Camphor--
do Gum Copal--5 so lbs Borax--30 lbs Sugar
Lesd-25 lbs Calomei- bales Orsnge Peel
Senns--on~keroct, together with supply Of
Paints & Dye-Stufs,
on the most reasonable terms.
GFConstantly for sale,
Best Winter Pressed OIL.
February 8. 1921. CIV