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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-18
Ne,u and SeaSonabie Goods.
DAVID M. GARDNER,

ErcIdnge-SfTeel,
LAS received good assortment OF r'ece
IL Goods, which are offered at low prices TOR
Cash. yiz.--Black, Blue, brown and drs0
Broaacloths, drab Hunters Cloth, CassImeres'
plain, figured and CIVILIZED Bomo.zets' 'aooy
Velvets, all colors, dr.b Ksrseys, blue and olive
Dufhls, Coatings, white and cold Channels,
green Booking. Pelisse Cloths, 9 Ia, 10 Ia, III
IA and IL IA bsize Blankets, black and COL
ored Canton Grapes, Sinsbaw and Ssrsnet Lus-
rings, handsome Dutch Calcoes, DARK glazed
Cinghsms, Furn,;ures, plsin and bordered C's-
imere Shswls, slate, black, and whue Worsted
Hose, beaver and kid Gloves, silk Hose, Itsiisn
sewing Silk, British Cottons, Irish Linens.
French add Italian Grapes, gilt coat and vest
Buttons, twist do. linen and cotton Dsmasks,
English and Russian Diapers, cotton Csmbricks,
plain and figured Musiins, figured aud plain slik
Vestings, cambria and common Dimities. 3
and Thread Cottons, Floss, silk Twist, brown
Linens, bIesched and unblesched Sheetings,
Shirtings, Satinelts, Check, Threads, &c
case cotton Batting. Dec 4.
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Fall 6 Winter GOODS.
TUsT RECEIVEDand now opening fOrSaleby
ROGERS e. GOV

EXCH.4NG E-STREET-an extensive assert
ment Of SEASONABLE GOODS, among which
are -
case of plain and figured Cashmere ShawIs,
l do black a. Colored Canton Nankin Grapes,
Black and white French Grapes,
Sd Il So black Bombazine, superior quality,
Double chain black Levantines,
Lilac, white and Mazarine blue Florence Silks,
Black Sinchaws and Sarsnetts,
Changeable Lustrings,
Scarlet, Crimson and green ditto,
Merino chawls and Handkerchiefs,
Queen Caroline Plaids-W orsted Bombazine
Dark and light Cambria Gingbams,
Figured Pelisse Flannels and Rattinettes,
Black, blue, crimson and green TabDy Velvets,
Black and blue Silk do.
Flag and Bandanna Handkerchief,
a. and Ga Cambrcs aud Cambria Muslins,
Striped and seeded Cambrics,
Plain and figured null Muslns,
do. do. Jacconett do.
Imitation, India and Fancy, do.
Merino Trimming and Fringe,
Merino lndispensables white and coloured,
White, Plaid and figured Cravats,
Pocket Handkerchief,
Furnitures and Copperplates,
Plain and figured silk Lace,
Pelsse Wadding,
UdlS pam anu O0mDdZeLtS, containing
agreat variety of colours and qualities,
bale white, red, yellow, green black Flannels,
Superfne and common blue & black Broadcloths
Black blue and mixed Cassmeres,
Superfne dark blue Queens Cloths,
Handsome Vestings,
Ladies black, white & slate Worsted Hose, some
with embroidered clocks,
Gentlemen, black, white mixed half Hose,
Extra long white kid Gloves,
Coloured and white shert do.
Black and coloursd Beaver and silk do.
Mems Buckskn, Doe and Beaver do.
Irish Linens, and Linen Damask,
Ga, IA and ga Dama.k Table Cloths,
Linen Cambrics Linen Cambria Handkerchief,
Imitation Of do.-Long Lawns-French Lawns,
Millinettes and wound Wire,
Boxes Cotton Balls,
Gilt Csat and Vest Buttons,
Twist do. do. do.
8, q, 6 and s Thread Cotton Floss,
Tambour Cotton,
Fine Tapes, Bobbns, Pins, &c. &c.
Also
5 bales bleached and unbleaehed Sheet
ings Shirtings the Waltham Manufacture
Satinett,-Ginghams- ecks-Bed Tickings-
Threads--Diapers-T Cloths and Cotton
Batting for bed comforters, &c. All Of which will
be sold at low prices for Cash only
Nov. 18th, 1921.
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TO the Honorable the Senate and House
ofRepresentaUes Of the State Of Maine, LegisLd-
ture assembled,
THE undersigned humbly shew-That they held the
bond Of John Gray Joseph Gray, Andrew Gray,
and Mehitable Cutter, late OF Norhyannouth deceas-
ed and OF Joshua Gray late OF Yarmouth In the coun-
~ of Barnstabe, Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
deceased obligating Them the said John Joseph, An
drew, and hldhitable and Joshua to make and deliver
good and sufficient deed of warranty of five sixth of
one half of the hundred lot No. twenty nine,
| range B. formerly in Northyarmouth, Freeport,
on the payment of a certain sum of money in said
bond specified all which said sum hath been well and
truly paid by the undersigned John Soule Your Pc
ttoners further represent that all said obgors have
deceased without fulfilling said obligation and that the
administrator of Joseph Gray IS dead also; and that
no administration ever had the estate OF Me-
htable Cutter and that the heirs of the said
obigorS reside in different and distant parts of the
country and that many of them minors, some of
whom have guardians, &c. but all of Them it is be-
leved, willing and DESTROYS that good and safi-
Client deed of said premises should be made to your
petitioners will appear by the certificate of such as
are OF mature age accompanying this petition: your
petitioners further represent that the undersigned John
Soue has been i'll the quiet possession of said premises
for than thirythree years. viz from the date of
said bond q has purchased the other sixth part OF said
halt lot we therefore pray, that John Gray OF North
Yarmouth, Yeoman, the son of John Gray above nam
ed and executor his estate, may be authorized and
empowered to make and deliver good and sufficient
deed of warranty of said premises to the undersigned
John Soue, who has paid the money in said bond men
toned and as in duty bound will ever pray.
JOHN SOULE.
November 49, WILLIAM SOIJE
The undersigned heirs of the obgors named in the
foregoing petition, well satisfied of the truth of the
representation therein made, hereby declare our full
consent and add our own request that the prayer there
of be granted
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10 be sold on liberal terms,

A FARM very pleasantly situated 10 the CEN
Atre Of the town of Waterford, Me. contain
ing 81 acres OF good land, most Of which is IN
good state OF Improvement, generally we'll fen
ced, and well wooded and waterec. Said finn
hss on i an excellent young Orchard, conven-
lent Dwelling House, Barn and other out
buildings, sill commodious and in comfortable
repair. Also the farming utensils, and Tie
STOCK now on SAID farm, consisting Of young
horse' one yoke OF Oxen, one yoke Of Steers,
three Cows, and half acore Of sheen. with
keeping Tor the same. G-TFor further particu-
lars enquire Of the proprietor on the premises.
Waterford Dee 4 1901
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Ne,U and SedSOnd6ie Goods.
ELISHA VINTON,

Exchange ireet....Near CmteI land Bank,
LAS just received, snd is now opening for
l. Il sale, large assortment OF seasonable
GOODS-smong which are,
Superior black, b. e and drab London
BROlDCLOTHS T. C.ASSIWERES,
Middling and low priced do. do.-fine and COM
mon Dufils-Costirgs-sape < low priced
Kerseys -Sstinetts-Vestings, new style, very
elegsnt--7-4 ga "a 1914 and ia Rose Blank
els-6rown Csmblels-BOmbdseHs and Ratineus,
a large sssortment-white, red, yellow and
green Flannels-green bocklngs-green Bsize
green Table Cloths--red Caps and Comforters
-worsted and Lambs wool Guernsey Frocks
and Drawers-worsted Hose and half Hose
superior Italian Sewing Silks sill cOlOurs-blsck
and blue silk Twlst-hlce gill and common coat
and vest Battons-Malie &c do; superhne, mid
ding sn6 low priced Peisse Cloths !; wide and
narrow black Bombszne black and coloured
Italian Cr1nes; black Levantine very superior !;
black and chsngesble Synchsws and S4rsnetts {:
superior black Tsiiets Silk; Nsnkin and Canton
Grapes good assortment black and coloured :;
cotton Cambrics cambria Musl.ns: plain and
figured Jsckonet Neckerchiefs; linen CsmbrIcs !;
long Lawns; Irish Llnens; British Shirtings
and Sheetings linen Dsmssk; cotton do Cor
onation and other Cslicoes, good assortment ;
Flag Hdkfs.; cotton Balls in boxes Hollis new
improved patent wire Cotton, very superior; ell
egant plaid and plain Lusiring; Ribbons. large
assortment mems supe6 fine Ruckskin and Bss-
ver Gloves; do. lined with fleece; women's
Beaver, KID and Angola Gloves do. lined a
few very NICE long white Kid Gloves black &
white silk do. silk Braids
FactOry Shirtings, Sheetings and Threads,
a large ALSO,
One case elegant CASHMERE SHAWLS,
containing very compile { assor, ment of colours
and borders of superior quality one do plain
dc. 1J1rhe above, with many ether articles,
are offered for sale, wholesale and retail, at
very low prices, tor cash only.
Nov. 10 CIV
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ORIGINAL POETRY.

We have the OF the author OF the followie.
elegant lines 10 publish them but as We know o
10 prohibition we cannot withhold from the lovers
d beautiful poetry 50 high qualification.
REMEMBER ME-"
in imitation Of Mrs. 0pis's Z" Forget me not
YES dear one, to the envied tram
OF those that round thy moments play
But wilt thou never kindly deign
To think of him that's far away
Thy fonn-thine eye-thine angel smile,
For many years may not see;
But witt thou not, sometimes, the while,
My sister dear-TeHlember me
But not in Fashions brilliant hall.
Surrounded by the gay, and fair
And thou the fairest of them all
o think not think not Of me there
But, when the thoughtless crowd is gone.
And hush'd the voice Of senseess glee,
And all is silent, still, and lone
And thou an sad-remeBaJer me.
Remember rne-but lovliest, ne'er
When in his orbit fair and high,
The mornings glaring charoteer
Rides proudly up the bushng sky;
But, when the evning moon-beam sleeps
AT midnight on the lonely lea
And natures pensiye spirit weeps
In all her dews-remenlber me.
Remember me, pray, but not
In Flora's gay and blooming hour.
When evrY bird soft breathes its note,
And sunshine smiles on evry flower
But, when the falling leaf is scar,
And withers sadly on the tree
And DER the ruins Of the year
Cold Autumn sighs-remember me.
Remember me but choose not, dear,
The hour, when on the gentle lake
The sportive wavelets blue, and clear,
Soft ripping 10 the margin break;
But, when the deaf ming pillows foam
In sadness DER the painless sea,
Then-let thy pilgrim fancy roam
Across ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS me.
Remember me but not to join,
If haply, some thy friend should praise.
lis far too dear-that voice Of thine
To echo what the stanger says,
That know not-but shouldst thou meet
Some faithful friend of me, and thee.
Softly, sometimes TO him repeat
My name, and then-remeHlbeT me-
Remember me mott entreat,
In scenes of festal weekday Joy ;
For then-it were not kind, or meet
NV thoughts thy pleasures should alloy,
But-on the sacred, solemn day;
And-dearest, on thy Bonded knee.
When thou for those thou lov'st dost pray.
Sweet spirit-then-TeHlember me.
Remember me; but-not as
On that, forever. ever dwell
With anxious heart and dropping eye,
And doubts would grieve thee should tell
But in the calm unclouded heart,
When dark and gloomy visions flee;
Oh then my sister-be my part,
And kindly, then-renen16er me.
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Fresh Goods.
JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE By
GEO. w. SMITH,

Middle Street, doors beiOw the Bank 81 Portland,
DLAIN and bordered Cashmere Shawls;
i Black, blue, brown, drab and mixed Broad
cloths;
Pelisse Cloths Cassimeres- --Satinetts;
Flannels-Vesings-V worried Hose;
Coatngs-Dufiils Il bale Csrpeting
Observation-Disclosures zines, very low
Crspes-Silks-Merino Hsndkerchiefs
silk MISUNDERSTANDING Silks-Twis;
Furnitures-Calicoes-G inghams-Csmorics
Muslins-Irish Linens-Linen Damssk;
Brown Holland--Buttons
Tapes-Crayats, &c. &c.
Also,
americas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Heached and wrblcached Sheetings g. Shrangs;
All Of which will be sold ut the lowest prices,
for cash. Dec. 4.
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FOR SHE.

"A CERTAIN piece or lot of LAND, situated
a N "indham, in the fourth and last division
otLands 10 said Wihdham, and being half in COM
mon and undivided of lot Numbered twenty three.
ne whole LOTS seventy three acres.--Which witt
oe soId cheap fCr cash, or approved credit.-In-
4uneo o. LEVI BRADISH.
Portland Dec If, 1921.
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NOTICE.

l'HE Stockholders in the Maine Fare and Ma
rme insurance Company, are hereby notified.
lhAt tneIr annual meeting for the choice Of Di-
reo.ors ior The ensuing year, will be held at their
Ehce IN Exehsnge-Street. on Tuesday the fist
uAy oi January next. ut 9 O'Clock p. M.-Aiso,to
az =" any otner matters that may come before
them, respecting the institution, IS they shah
Judge proper.
Dfeen6sr7 a.
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Mem Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

Exchange Street,
HAS just received, and now opening for sale
IL large and extensive assortment Of new
Fashionable Goods,
Ct the latest importatons, Wit BALE KID
MINISTER CARPETlNG--t Case Figured
CANTON CRAPES-l Case Plain do.-B!ack
Naukin Grape Dreses--t Case IA Irish LIN
ENS-Linen DAMASK-Linen CAMBRlCS-
Linen Cambria Hdkfs- Englishwhite SILK HOSE.
French Black and White do. do.-Englisb and
French black aud white Silk Gloves-Beayer aud
Kid Gloves-Merino characterization do.-blk.
synchaws-do. Sarsenets-Colored Lustrings-
olack and white SatIins-double chain blk. Lee
vantine Siks-Silk and Cotton VelSets-eleg ant
Fringed CRAVATS-Men's black, white and mi Xt
Worsted and Cotton Hose Women's white, blk.
and slate do. do--5-4 black BON Fig
ured BOMBAZEITS-PIa do.--TARTAN
PLAIDS-Fg'd & Plain Jaconet Musns-Fig'd
& Plain Leno &Book do.-wihte Cotton Cambrics
Colored do. C Cambria Muslins- Black white & green
Italian and French Crspes-Eng lishGing hams-Brit-
;sb Cotto s---Furniture Patch-Calicoes-C Cotton
Vestings-Toileneis-V slentia and silk VestiDgs
-Flage and BandsuDa Hdkfs.-Black Silk do
blk. red and assorted COLOURS
Cashmere Sha,glS,
with and without Borders Black StoCkineit--
Rlpe Nenkips-YelIow Millinet- Bonnet
Paper-back and white Wound Wire-Cotton
shawis-Dimities Jeans Nankinetts; Russia
Diapers; blk and brown Linens; Ribbons !:
Tspes Buttons; Cotton and Linen Threads !;
Sewing Silks Twists !; Cotton Sails. &c. &c. &c.
BLACK. blue, drab, MKT, haresback and brown
BroadcIoeis; black, blue, white, drab, miNt, and
ha resback Cassimeres; Blue Queens Cloths: blue
and light colored Pslisse Cloths green and drab
Co1iings; DvFls; Herseys drab Hunters
Cicihs; blk. white, yellow, and green FianneLs !;
Swsnskins 81, ga, t0-4 & iii Rose Blankets,
&c. &c. &c. &c.
ALSOa general assortment OF
Factory Goods, viz. Cotton
shsetings; Bedtictlag, Ginghonis Chicks and
Stripes; Saiiinetis Derry Diapers Bale
American red Flannels Silk and Cotton UnabrsI-
las ;ParasoIs Bristol Bricks for cleaning Knives
4 Forks.
Sant f30f (tfA
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IPeHOUQL.
John cox
TIMOTHY FLETCHER,

Has at PriUate Sale, at No. IL, Jones' Rou.
Exchange Street.
o. Winslow's Patent Cooking Stoves, at reduced
- prices, from the original subscription price.
l bale Buffaloe Robes,
do. Sbeeting Cottons,
case Gilt framed Looking Glasses,
I do. Mahogany do 70 do
2 do. Glass Ware,
Mahogany Side Board,
90 NJ. Russian Quilts,
Auction & Commission Business, attended toas
usual. Off Oct. %, 10 81
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REAL ESTATE-Eor Sale.

a bOCI 80 acres of LAND, in Westbrook,
4 4 y situated on the soutberIy side Of the Rev
7. bradley's Westinghouse, and running from
!hence 70 Fore River-it being th. share .et OF 10
Joseph FROST, from his fathers estate For terms
and conditions, apply to j. MAHAN.
Portland. Dec. J.. 1907
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Farm IN StdndiSh.

THE subscriber offers for sale three thirty
IL scre lots in the first division Of land in StaR.
dish, and numbered per plan of said town, q,
% and %, making a very valuable farm, with a
one story Dwelling House. good stable and barn.
supplied with water BY IN aqueduct. Said farm
is situated within one mile Of the pleasant viii
lsge, at Standish Corner, on the great road from
PJrtlsnd, through Standish, Fry.5urg, &C. TO
Vermont, and has been many years improved a.
= Tavern, BY Mr.. r. Higgins, and is 6ne situa--
ton for q Farmer (lt being excellent land,) n
Trader, Trsdesman or Tavernkeeper.
For terms enquire OF John 1row6rldge, OF Charles
Jackson, Portland. JONA. z ARKER
Dec. 4ih, 1921.
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NOTICE.

ME person, who in the course of the lsss
= summer, left at Mr.. FARLEY's jewery shop
IN this town, blueish coloured Stone, NAV hesr
something to his advantage by calling again OF
giving him information where he NAV be found.
Portland Dec. 9Th. 1921.
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Broadcloths, Cassmers, FlannelIs, Bombazetts,
Wibores, Rattnetts, worsted Hose, Outfits, Plains,
Kerseys, Vestings CaIlicoes, white and coloured
Cambrics, Ginghams, cotton aud silk Handk'Gs,
cashmere Shawls, Buttons, boxes OF cotton Balls,
Pins, Ribbons, black Lustrings, black Italian
Grape, sewing Silk and Twist, tabby Velvets,
brown Linens, oil Cloths, Russia table Linen,
Shirtings, carpet Bindings, silk Gloves, &c.
ALSO-Factory Cinghams, Checks, Sheet
ing, shrtng>, Satsinetts, white and coloured
Thread, SC. &c.
Oct. 9, 1924. If
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SEASONABLE GOODS.
FROM THE LATEST IMPoRTATIoNs.
TUST RECEIVED, an extensive assert
ment, by
EDWARD HOWE,

No. 5, Merchants ROe, Middle Street,
Black, blue, brown, green and mixed
.IROADCLOTHS and CASSIMERES--one
bale FL.dNNELS, and two bales BO NIB 4,
s,ETTS- different colours-one bale IA 81 ga
iO-4 liza TEA 1874 ROSE BL1NkEIo-blu
Hunters i-Coatings-coioredB Bonn
bazeenes-Cambet-blu black and white Rat
tinetts-5Iue and brown Queens Cioth-Pelisse
CIoth-Slk and Worsted Vestings-green and
crimson Morean--bIack, blue and white Tabby
Velyets-Silk Velvets-Drab Kersey-worsted
black Observation-Disclosures Shawls-prnted
Merino Shawls and Handkerchiefs Ga new srtcle)
--worsted Hose-Salisbury Fiannels-Nankin <
Canton Crapes-Sinchaws-S Silks
Flag and Bandana andkerchiefs-ttalian and
French black, green and white Crapes-sewing
Silks and rwist-Neckerchiefs CalicOs-Ihread
Laces-Madrass kerchiefs-white and col
ored Cambrics--cotton Table Covers and Doyes
Fancy and black silk Handkerchiefs-leno and
book. PLAIN and figured Musiins-cotton and linen
Threads-Furnilure Patch g. Dimi'y-silk Brads
and Ribboas-white, brown and black Linens
cotton Umbcellas- gilt and twist ButtonS-B Buck,
Doe. Beaver and Kill Gloves-linen Damask--
Russia Diapers--Bed bindings Fringes- Webb's
patent Suspenders, sc. &c
AIso,
Factory Sheeings-Shirt'ngs- Gmghdms -
StripeS-BedtlckIngs and Checks.
5000 Id. live Geese and Russia FEATHERS.
On hand, a good assortment OF gill; and ma
hogany framed LOOKING GLASSES, which
will be sold az a large discount from the factory
prices. TO close the SAFE of that article.
French Paper Hcngings and MI
itory Goods.
The above articles will be sold low, for cash.
H-N. b. Beds and Mattresses
made at the shortest notice, and all orders pune
tually attended TO.
Portland, Oct 80. IF
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BARBOUR 6 SCOTT.
BA KBUUR O SCUI i,
EreLanee- Street, Portland,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED MOST OF THEIR
Fall and Winter Goods.
Comprising great Variety.
DICH bordered white scarlet

- and other colours. and plain, black and
colours, CASHMERE SH.4WLS--2 bales
b OliB.4ZETTS--Tarta Plaids-fne Cam
blets-black Valencia Vestings-fine Toilinet an
common do.-black French stout Levantine-
blk Italian Lustring-strip'e Silks-Synchaws
and sarsnetts--C.ANIO ON CR.4PES--black
Nsukin doc alicoes-Furntures- Cambrics--
Muslias-l bale India Calicoes-Tabby Velvets
Il case Umbrelas-Gloves and Hosiery an as
sortment-buck Mittins-drab. olive, blue and
black Duffills-Coatings, Bockings-Flannels &
Bazes &c. &c.
few pieces drab, claret, black and blue
London BR C.4SSLJhERES and
LADIES CLOTHS-making their assortment
very extensive.
American shee.ings, Shirtings, GiDghams,
Tickings, Sattinetts, &c.
Oct. 10, 1921. If.
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Coparinership Formed.
THE undersigned have formed q connections
Il business under the firm Of
w. II. & C.. STOCKBRIDGE,
and have Just received an assortment Of
English g. W. j. Goods,
Factory UNDERSTANDINGS SHEETINCs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
MEDICINES-SALT-I
FLOUR. &c. &c.
Which they offer on reasonable terms They
gratefully acknowledge TO their customers and
the public, past fsvours and respectfully solcita
continuance Of them.
WILLIAM r. STOCKBRIDGR,
CALVIN STOCKBRIDGE.
NorihyGrm0lth Nov. 90, 1894
n. B. All persons indebted to either Of the
subscribers, are requested to make immediate
payment eop.6w.
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NATHANIEL MITCHELL,

Opposite Union Row MIDDLE-SIREEI,
IIAS just received and offers for sale an extern
II j sve assortment Of GOODS, consisting Of
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TEAS;
BRANDY /;
{; { G 5:2ly 5RUM
GIN;
}wlNE
}CoRDIAL;
nd {RAISINS;
! '' s;i and SUGAR

Molasses, Coffee, Domestic do. Chocolate,
Shells, Rice, Starch, Nutmegs. Cloves. Cassa,
Pimento. Pepper, Mustard, Alum, Copperas, In
&c. &c.
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HARD-WA ARE,

Consisting Of q complete assortment Of
Saddlery, Knives and Forks, Pen g. Pock-
ct Knives, Cabinet Furniture, Butts and Screws,
Door Latches Skates, Sleigh Bells, with varie-
ty of other articles from the late Boston Auctions.
All of which will be sold on she most favorable
terms. Also
Philadelphia LEATHER g. Hog SKINS.
November %, 1921. 6w.
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NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted TO the late firm Of
w. & E. OXNARD,

are reminded that their notes & accounts will in
disc Intimately be left with attorney fer co.,
lection unless paid within sixty days
Dec. 9Th. tg2f.
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STATE OF MAINE.

IN SENATE, February, 10, 1927.
ON the petition aforesaid, Ordered. That the Pen.
noneIs cause an attested Copy of their Petition with
ls order thereon to be published in the Portland Ga.
zette three weeks successvely the la, mblica,o !,
DC thirty days at least before the first Wednesday N
he hrst session OF the Legislature that all
interested, may then appear and shew cause if anv
hey have) why the Prayer of said Petition should not
be granted. -
Sent do1cn for concurrence.
WILLIAM ID. WILLIAMSON, President.
III ne Honse 81 Representatives., FEB. 10. 1921,
Read and concurred.
BENJAMIN AMES. Speaker.
a true CoPy-.4test,
N T. AKRRIcK, Secretary Of the Senate.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-18

Tyson, J
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Old Cognsc, ,
French and :
American J
Old Jamsica. 81
W. L. n. +. and
Holland and ~
American 6
Real Port,
Sicily Madeira,
Tenerife and
Malaga
Anniseed,
Foxberry and
Peppermint
Casks, Boxes an
half Boxes
Loaf, Lump, VII
brown Havana
ST. Croix
Mnlo.11. n,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-18

Exchange Street,
HAS jus, received, and now opening for sale
IL large and extensive assortment Of new
Fashionable Goods,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-18

Exchange Slreet....Near Cumtei land Bank,
LAS just received, add is now opening for
IL sale, a large assortment ct seasonable
GOODS-smong which are,