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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-09
Also, For Freight,
For Amsterdam.

~, FOR n mSteruam.
SsTtI The coPpereG brig CALCUTTA,
e<1 HnsiOw, master, is now load
~" ,.. WIN sail by The 10Th OF October; take
Sa &c" ahds OF Tobacco, or small articles an
'e'sA'i 1t offered soon. Apply IN
IN FORLE, s. &c.
r, For Freight,
NN y idE schooner CATHARlNt.
bss Capt. Singer, carries about goo
70 as IS Good vessel, will take freight
VA" Sy eastern port.
g' .oI sale, ssiA schrs. carso OF 600 casks of
'L0masoD lime.
Ssp. IL S
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-09
Central l avern.

VlHE subscriber informs hIs trends and
i The pubhc, thai he has con n.enoed
Brewing bktk at his establishment oR
King 81. ol posIle
CENTRED ROW,
And that Le Will ai"oys keep on hand, q
supply to iu,nIsh retailers and iamiiIes. on
a. ro0d t-,ns, a. can be had in The District,
IN such Quantities a. may SUIT them. Irains
an. Y.astmay +. had as usual during The
brew lus season. he has also opened a. The
sam, Lace, d house I'll tHlertalhntnl luI Inc
acc.n,mouat.n vi travellers, AID those who
nav call on h,m lie viii aina ys have his
bar filed " IL the best OF liquors, anu his STA
bles " Ia the best Of provenGer.
" JOHN LARSON.
ovo cost
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-09

John IL. Ladu 3; Co.
OFFER for sale, at reduced prices, for
- approved paper at long dates
l05 hhds Muscovado sugar
50 bbls DO
loo boxes white st Jago do
GO hh6s mOlasSes
do honey
Fl chests imperial tea
"A do young hyson do
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
loco do Lisbon do
IS bhGs W.. rum
10 bbls coIoring
= do cordial
- pipes. in pipes, half DO. quarter casks
and hall 10 Madeira WINE
pipe old Charante cosnac brandy
2 halt pipes port wine
30 boxes DO
Hampers white parking champagne
do pink do
do Clos Vogiot burgundy wine
10 cases liant Brlou cIaret
S half pipes ieneriite VINE
l0Quarter casks do
81 casks Colmenar do.
10 - Malaga do
4 - Malaga sherry
60 bbls vinegar
hid cherry bounce
2U boxes almonds
80 bbis beet and pork
81 = No. I, ruackere'::
10 half do do
800 bbls gross and neat herring
So do do shad
BOO bushels OATS
1000 lbs soaI leather of District, New Eng
land and Brazil tanning.
600 tons plaster OF Paris,
500 grind stones
80 FREEDOMS pIoughs with extra shares
OF which are kept constant supply
OF every description
Reams writing letter. sugar loaf wrap
pjsg and shealbing paper
IL bales India D. German goods
6 pieces German duck
Is cases men t. boys fine 4 coarse hats
cases coarse shoes
3 boxes large and small ladies' hair combs
bales English herring seine twIne
kegs Virginia manu- actured tobacco
90 boye. sperm candles
So tons fat Swede> Iron
% casks best English gun powder lying
at the Powder mouse
go bbIs red ochre
! bbl indigo
patent balances
bales hops
% boxes window glass various sizes
tierces rice
100 Hambug demDohns
81 baskets & hall DO sweet oil
9n0o ,bs binders j. ban tox boards
coils co,dags, hanaspikss, hanks, nest
measures T. Jokes .,
sept II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-09

Patton 9 Butcher,
LAVE received per the ship Boston
IL captain Finley, from Liverpool, the
balance OF their Fall assortment OF
HARDW ARE.
CONSISTING OF
Wagon boxes,
Hoop non, ! to inches
Sheet IRON
Round do.smal sizes
Sheet lead
Shot belts, powder TASKS, s. bird bags
Huntsmen's patent horns
l.. Blistered steel
Anvils q. vices
SIedge !. hand hammers
Knives 4 forks
Iron wire
Locks, hinges, screws.
&c. &c.
.c 2aw9w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-09
.NEW-YUkk
DYING ESTABLISHMENT

II HE citizens of Alexandra. GeergetowA
i aud Arlington, art respectfully M
tuImeu that the undersigned have been APP
pointed Agents tor the elegant, extensive y
useful establishment, al New. oTh, known
as the
~. Fork Dying establishments
the utility OF which has been acknowledged
by many OF the trst characters Who have VI
sileu II, anu from witnessing the facilities iof
dying ana finishing silks anu Crsf.ts, III
style OF superior elegance. have gwen to II
decide. preference 10 any thing OF ihr kin1
~ america, and d1CiaIe II Calculated u cuiTs
PEI. with any IL England.
SPECLnEAS on various kandS o.
goods, are ieIl with the egehts who will re-
ceIye and forward all g0oGs TO The proprle..
tors ahc denver them 10 the owners tree 81
expense lor freight.
TO THE LADIES an arrangements
OF ,bis kind must be desirable obJeCt, AZ
| 1t presents 10 them an opportunity OF having
Grape, or silk Dresses,
| Made to took as 1csi as paen Nep, and o.
| = color superior to the India Dye
| MIdews anu STAINS removed from goods
| OF every description. Brown brIiiIngs,
! Brown Co;tons, or Brown Linens. blesched
| perfectly white by chemical process, IN
lew hours. Leghop Straw, and Silk bon
nets dyed; furniture Cleabsed. and high glaz-
ed, parasoIs dyed on the Sticks; Cashmere,
Marine, Camel Hair and CSsslmer sha"Is
| cieaased, and additional bii'lIancy given to
the coiors 10 the borders. Broad. cloths DO.
| dyed. re dressed, and spots removed, or CO.
Tor restored, v hen it had been dIstur 'e3;
changeabIe slnCbews, and black silk 'el'ets,
| dyed gree n, or light coioIs, &c. DC.
! Satisfactory evidence OF the responsibility,
as aiso respectfully OF th- proprletors, -
furnished by letters, from persons Vi high
Standing IN York, TO some OF our nIost
dlsting uished citizens lin addition TO
, which It may be ADDED, thai The mos. re-
spec lab. houses in lht East India trade,
! patronIze this .xteDslv. esiabtishn enl.
The [ itizens OF AieAal dria
are respectfully informed, lha' tb, prlces
may be- known on application to Gen. A:
! Lynn. who will also exhibit specimens Vi
The by ing and finishing OF Silks &c.
the Ladies and Gentlemen " GEORGE
toun, an this city, will be pleased 10 Apply
tor information to
COaSTON s. LOOCKERMAN,
| Pennsylvania .9penue.
| Washington City, June 81.
! 2awIm-lsw4m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-09
Vel. XIII
For Freight.

ga. The schooner MONROE, n
I[&sA Moves, master, carries about
l:s4k1 100 hbls is a good vessel, will
49, be ready for a cargo in three
G.y., and will take freight TO the West In
s;.. OF an Eastern port. Apply 10
WM. FOWLE & 20.
Mo hare for sale. said sehoonsr's cargo Of
100 tons Plaster Paris.
o,,o. IaaJ,eg f.. Schr. Only Son, capt Fuller,
ISL Casks Nails, assorted sizes,
oc, 90 u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-09
For Jew orleans.

.4A, The brig Hannah, w. Pearson,
49,. master, will san on the 10th October,
sni Isxe freight OF passengers on moderate
terms. Appiy;to w. FONLE, y Co.
Eho tape aop Ten ling from schr. .htdas, and
for safe,
10 tons ST. Petersburg hemp.
OcI | Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-09
tOr Freight,

ShC9
asg The new and superior brig A.
ssss,sss DAMS, Rich, master; burthen a.
hCu; G25 hhds. tobacco, or 1900 bills. aDur,
snd will ia lew days be ready to load. APP
pig to }. h. LADD 4 Co.
Who bsys for sale on board said brig.
go tons Plaster.
sept2l tf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-09
For Boston,

For Boston,
LII The new brig JOHN, J. Spear, jr.
49, master, burthen about 1900 bbls. she
j. very superior vessel, and will be ready
q load in few days, and can take 500 bbls
Oh freight.
For Newburyport,
s& The good schr MARY, George
sSSssssS h Howard, master, burthen 900
l5ls and will be dispatched immediately, for
snals freight or passengers apply to
j. H LADD y Co.
W'ho hars just received 6y said UssSsIs
72O casks Thomaston Lime
50 hbls Potatoes
50 bushels do
81 w. Boards
Srpt25 If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-09
JUST PUBLISHED,
The Laws
OF THE
CORPORATION OF .aIeHdndriG.

rs reDised and passed 2oth Jan'ry. 1921,
sNHiS little, buI useful volume has been
4 revised by professional gentleman. &
contains all the Laws of the corporation,
at present in force, with a very satisfactory
index. 1t is neatly and correctly printed, &
mus, be a necessary book tor every member
Of our town. A few copies for sale by
JOHN Il. STUART.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-09

SOUTHERN MONEY.
I wish to purchase Bank Notes, checks and
l.approved bills al short sight, on
South Carolina,
North Carolina,
Georgia.
NeT- Orleans,
Matches,
Virginia, 8
Marylond.
All OF winch will be taken at lower rate
OF exchange than heretofore. Those having
for sale will find it much to their interest 20
call at my Office, 10 make any kind Of ex-
change. or money op' rations.
will also purchase note, OF the Banks OF
Kentucky, OHIO, Pennsylvania, Tennessee,
Illinois, Missouri, and every bank in the
United States, aisu the banks in canada. |
can al all times furnish checks and bills at
sight. ant short dates as may be wanted 10
any amount at the lowest rates on,
Baltimore,
Philadelphia,
Eew-Y ork and
isUstOn.
Please apply al my Exchange Office and
anking House, Bridge street. Georgetown.
sept - II ROMUlUS RiGG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-01
.fUrorn.
FROM RIO .L9NEypO

Boston May Give learn, by capt
Wallis, from Rio de Janeiro, that after the
new constitution was adopted, the bank was
strictly examined, and deficiency Of several
millions discovered. The Judge of the Gus
tom house, the president Of the bank and Sc
Neral other persons, We're committed TO
prison But II was said just before captain
Wallis sailed, that the king had deposited dia-
monds In the bank to cover the loss. His
majesty was making preparations to depart
Tor Lisbon. MIR. Prince, of Boston, from
Manila, Is passenger iii the frigate Con
gress, lately left at Rio DE- Iannirn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-01
= ;. IT, = : =
SOUTH AMERICA.
COLONIRiNS NEprRLIr

We have had the pCruSai al some letters from
Naracaybo, to the first of april though they do
not mention any account OF battles are not without
interest. The congress OF Colombia was TO assel-
nle ut Cne"ia, the 3o,h Apri. The following dis
nngushcd members of the congress arrived at
haracaillo on their route 10 Cucuta. Gen Marine
gen Gomez, yen. RoNass Diego UTbaneia. minist,
OF the interior, Gaspc MarC.ani, and tlc civilian
DC LACE. Tho president Bolivar was tho LIST OF
April at Narin5s, where he had gone to treat OF
me ,hherenees which had arisen of the people
ct Maracaibo, throwing of the Spanish yo>e--ia
lore the Spanish general affects great resentment,
but lac has nothing else do for the case is .ssc-
rate and believe II Is certain that neither he noi
the commissioners appointed ON tho part of SPAIN
nave any authority 10 acknowledge the indepen-
uehce oil th's republic, consequently military opera
IONS VIII have taken pIt the latter end Of April
president Bolivar having given notice TO that effect
on the 2Oth OF March TIE arrival Of troops from
SPAIN IN any considerable number. miuht protract
the war but az there IS likelihood of such an
occurrence, the whole OF the Venezuelan territory
VIII soon TALL under the sway of tue republic
" ho plan OF campaign is comprehensive and
me president viii have has head quarters between
IruNillo and Naginas. with Il inc corps darnee-
GENERAL BermudeL Is entrusted with coup dc main
which viii explain Itself hereafter generals Sarassa
anu Hionagl VIII command corps, in line of opera
uoilS oi winch Calaboso Will DC the centre Gcper-
al t'ayes vargas Will take command of Il corps of
observation upon Coro where the citizens are solicit
Gus 10 come under the republicans regime these
corps You VIII perceive embrace Il large segment
oil a circle, and n their movements should be rs
mey are intended consentancous, the issue will be
short aud decisive there are reasons for bclievng
that not a shot will be fired"
= The meeting ofthe congress exotcs great solicit
tuuc as the new constitution 10 be there formed
VIII supercede that which is now only professionally
es'niisieu anu there arc many opinions and sever
Ill new members an the present congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-01

gross ofthe patriots, whohave already shewn
themselves at the gates ofthe town. The fer
ment which this event has produced in the
provinces contiguous ~ that of Burgos is i'm
describable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-01
FROM HAVANA

CHARLEsroS, May e2.--By the sch'r
COMET, which arrived on Sunday evening.
IN five days from Havana, we received the
following Interesting communications from,
our attentive correspondent at that place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-01
CAVALRY.
10000

srahis. paid regularly, 10000
iiiklagis, Lcosarythat follow the Spa
hisl and SeSbans, keepers of bag
$aSel 10000
Iauns Il Timarats, Iieudal cavalry $4,000
lhsl,lis, light horse volunteersl 10000
ScrradSis Ghedis, the train and the
armorers, which, in ease of need,
forms corps of reserve, 10000
e Total Cavalry, 1871, ooc
Total Infantry, e15,0oo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-01

PHLADELpnrA, May 26.-The Spanish
" Gazette OF the Government" of the 3Oth
March, says Of the dispatch ofthe Allies sent
from Laybach to their plenipotentiaries at
Napies-"Te comprehend this document,
there Is one general rule to be taken--for
each word, let another Of the entirely opposite
mennnng be substituted, and the result Of this
process will be the true original"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-01

CHARLEsroN, May 26.--By the Steam
ship R3beH Fulton, Captain Morn, we have
received New Orleans papers TO the 18th III
slant, aud Havana papers TO 2Sd inst. inclu-
sIe. The N. Orleans papers contain no
thing Of interest.
'rcneral LALLEWAND, is among the pas
sensers ircdN Cdeaas on lbs way 70 Kew
YofS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-01

we understand the U. S. brig Enterprise,
capt hearney, will sail from this port to-
morrow Tor Washington City, where she will
take onboard several passengers, and proceed
to Pensacola. Thence, il is said, will sail on
a cruize in the w. Indies. A Boston paper
mentions that w. d. Robinson Esq. will
take passage in her, and be landed at Port
an Prince. IN J. .Ner. an,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-01

If Mr. Bradsh be diplomatic agent of
the United States 10 Constantinopie, it is a
secret better kept than our government
secrets generally are. I.Nag Int
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-24
SHkRIFF5S SALE.

CUMBERLAND S.
Taken by Execution and "a be sold al public Auc-
ton, On Monday, the 1914 day of August next.
At 10 O'clock 4 NJ at the Auction Room Of
Messrs. Stephen Mcclellan, & Timothy Fetch
er. XChange- Street. Poril land
A IL the right IN equity Of redemption which
n John Groves has IN and to the following
described morgaged Real Estate, viz certain
lot or parcel ofland with the cling house theron
on situated in said Portlaud-IyIng between mid
die and fore Streets. and bounded az follows. VIZ
beginning at The southery corner of land DarieL
Manly purchased q the heirs of Edmund Moust-.
fort deceased, and on The dividing line between
said land winch Daniel Manly purchased If The
heirs Of said Edmund Muuntfort, aud the land
owned by said heirs-thence nnrih 45o east on the
sonihery side 81 said land 80 purchased bv said
Manly, about rods and 5 links, more OF les. 20
MOOdy's land, 50 called--thence North 4Jo west
adjoining said MOody's land "a feet 10 land az
Francis Mariin-thence south 4jo west adjoining
said Msriin's land about 5 rods s links. 10 Eliza
beth DlOuntforl's land-,heuce north 400 east
adjoining said Eliz9beth Mouutfor's land 81 feet
TO the first bounds, heing he same lot said Groves
purchased of Thomas Baker-said real estate il
mOctgageo TO MesSrs. Chase and Cory 20 secure
The payment Of los dollars ana interest from The
IN day OF March, 1921, (see regr. book SO, page
S28.)
J. NJ. GERRISH, Diy Sl'f.
Portland, July 7. 1921.
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SiikRIFF'o SALE.

CUMBFRLAHD SIS.
Taken by Executions and 10 be sold at public AUG
tiOn o. Monda. the 18Th day OF August next.
M tie auction room OF Messrs. Stephen McLel-
Ian and Timothy Fletcher, Exchange Street,
POrtland--
4 IL the right in equity Of redemption which
~ Elias Kelsey has % and 20 he following des
cIibed mOFtgaged real e,tBtc, viz 4 certan TOT q
land with the buildings thereon situated in said
Portland and bounded a. follows viz: beginning
AZ stake standing at tue souihwes,eriy conner al
the lot belonging 20 Benjamin Itcomb. on Tem-
j. Street, and from thence by said Temple Street
norlhwesterIy about four rods 10 Back Street.
thence northeastcrly about 10 feet 10 the acade-
my lot and from thence by said lot sou. heaster-
y about four rods to Benjamin Ttcomb's Iot--and
from thence by said Iitcomb's lot southwesterIy
about rs feet 10 the bounds began al, i The sans
lot said Kelsey bought Of iona. Dow. AprfTTS.
1St9.-Also, certain Shop o. Store IN said Port-
land, situated IN the sonh~este,ly corner Of Mid
Ole and Temple Streets and % land leased ~
Henry Hussey, nv Sarah Goldman. during the lie
Of said Sarah--said store being the same recentlv
occupied by said Kelsey Said property is mort-
gagged 20 Messrs IaPpan AID Manifold, 20 secure
The payment Of 1852, SO and interest from Ire
cath August, 1920 As per deed recorded III Regis
ter Book SIS, page 485 will appear.
J. n. GERRIsH, Dry Sh'G.
Portland, July 10, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-24
SHERIFF,S SALE

CUMBERLAND, S..
TAKEN b Execution, and 10 DC sold al Pub
he Auciton, on Mondny he 18th DAY Of August
mari. az 10 O'clock n. w. az ne .4aciisa Eoors
Of STEPHEN McLELL &TrNorHy FIFrrr-
ER, ErchGnge street. Portland
A IL The rgh' ~ eqnily Of redemption. which
a JoHN DEARING has, 10 and 10 bis farm. m
the town Of Scarborough, IN said county, at
place called Biue-PoInt, containing ere hundred
ana nine acres, being the same farm which bis IA
her, lsaac Deafing- Iate Of said Scarborough. de-
ceased, purchased Of Solomon Hartford, Esg. by
deed. recorded with the deeds Tor Cumbe land
county, book ~, page 5iG. Said land descended
70 said John bearing, o. heir At law 10 said Isaac
and Is The same which said John mortgaged 10
George Fox and Albert II Stevens. Dec. 28, 1890
to secure the paymc4t or one hundred ninety i've
dollars and nineteen cents. and inEetest a. per
mortgage deed, recorded 10 Register, book 40
page III, will appear.
J. NJ CERRIsH, Dry S4,F-
Pcrildrd, july g. 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-24
BY JOHN cox,


SIIRL1S. TEAS.
Old Cogiac Brandy Gurpowder-- Imperial
Spanish do Cherry do 5 Hyson--H y son. Dung
Schedam ard Neesp Ayson -ily>on skin
Gin--American do s SoucbOng- Rohea.
Old Jamaica Rum-St. , SPICES.
Croix and Grenada do Nutmegs. Mace Cloves.
Cherry and y. X. DO. 5 Piment1-- ASIA. ,Gi H.
WIN Is. ger-Cnnamon.
Champagn--L. p. SUGARS
MADEIRA Sicily Ma : White and Brown Ra.
dera-T ener,fe Lisbon ! vana-- MusCovado. va
Vidoria- Real Port rions qualItics--India
Red-Frontig- double boiled Brown &
oac- MaIaga.-Currant. White-Loaf, double q;
FRUIls- : single re6ned-Lump.
Mala Grapes-Musca- COFFEE.
tel and Bloom Rasins- { Old Javu--Bourbon-
Malaga, Caek and Sui s West India.
tana do.-Smyrna do CANDLES.
Turkey fgs-Zant Cur Spermaceti--Mould
ran's-Dates.. Bordeaux ! and Dipped TalIow,
Prune,-LPmonS--Or- 5 various sizes.
ange>-Appcs. CORDIALS.
MUS. Martinique Noyeau--
Fiberts-kugIish W al Absinthe- missed
n1ts->hag harks-Cas- 5 Creoie-Monnin.
aGos-Pecan.-Jordan : CHEESE
Almonds American best
CHOCOLATE, No. 1, and Q Shells bottled
aRd drauEht Cider DemIiohns Cne. two and four
gallons MolasSes. West India. & Sugar Bakel,s
Mustard, suTerine Durham Entry Mats, various
sizes; Spe'macet Oil; FLASK and Bottle DO !;
Sauces; Essence Of Anchovies /; India Soy; Catsup;
Cayenne and Malabar Pepper Windsor shaving
Soap; Blown & White DO. CASTLE d.; Liverpool
Blown Salt; Salt Petre; Cider Vinegar; Starch;
Dun Fish London and Bristol Brown Stout
forter Isinglass Oatmeal; Ctron; Capers;
Rice, and Superne Flour, particularly selected for
families. Also. HarnnG Cigars, from he best
manufactures in HGranG.
!articuiar attention will be paid 10 orders from
families, and for ships stores. Orders from abroad
viii be attended 20 with prompiness. and meet
with the same attention though the persons
were present; az strict uniformity will be adher
to in prices, TO all who may be pleased 10 favor
the above establishment.
U5 m articles not prOring satisfactory 10 he
purchaser, WjA be receired again.
5prl TO- GO
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-24
MORE NEW BOOKS.

REcIGvF2 AT TIE PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
No. 2 Merchants Ror.
And for sale ty RICHARDSON g. LORD.
THE PhamscoPeis OF The United States by the
4 Authority of the Medical Societies,
Barton. Poems,
The Idle Man,
Ynmoyden Poem,
Popular Lotions for Children,
Doge OF Venice, Tragedy
The Prophecy OF Dante, Poem Ivy Lord Byron,
The village Of MariendOrpi, Novel,
KeniwoFth, Novel,
Anecdotes of Humanity,
North american Review, No 81
AtheneuH., No. 1903.
A gcuer4i assortment of Books O. Stationary
Jus, received. All OF which will be sold on rea-
sonable terms - those who wish 70 puFcha'e g
sell again.
Or Ticket, and Parts in the fifth class Nation
al lottery for szle as above.
July IL.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.
HuMieSfOrt{, Jan %

HuddIeg0rd, Jan o, 1906.
To Doct. ]. WAREEE. L"ndoo.
SIR-A peEso1 who htd been several times
t1r box Of y ur pills lately called on me-, and
informed me--"That they had done him Won
derfu deal Of good-he hsd been declining for
long 'ime-had spent great deal Of money
FIR advice and found no benefit. AT The ,imt
he sent Tor the Fl 81 box OF your pills. he coutd
not walk across the house, without some one %
help hIm-indeed he was getting wore daily
He had not tsten The pills but " dsys
aFreeabv 10 the directions when he faund bin.
sell much better" He continues teting he N a.
his time, ana from appearance is likely 70 d
well-you nave the mans wish 10 do Whist you
,les,e, win The above statement which is liter
silly IS he told it to me.
Your O6edient Servant,
JOS. YEATON.
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FOR SALE.

THREE House Lots il and near Washington
Street,
One House Lot in or nesr Cumberland Street.
Ore Undivided half of House and Land formerly
belonging n Neat shaw.
One undivided bali AZ House and Land al Capt.
sick owned with Richard Goodng.
One undivided half of a Saw NJ It'll on the upper
Falls Brunswick, now occupied by Vincent
VI 90 side
the above would &c exchanged for English OF
". l. Goods, or for Land in the Country.
Apply to ATWOOD & QUINCY.
Portland, Mey q.