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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02

Greet yieifs IF Dairica at The Litchfeh
Co"nfy { Conn., A5cricaltaraI -licet-
ing.
There were two competitors for the
premium Oh cheese. Mr.. Lorrain
Ihrall made from eighteen COWS from
the 25th Ct April to the 25,h of October,
81 60 pounds of cheese, being SIS pourds
10 each COW. Mr.. Collins made from
81 COWS, $3.50 pine apple cheescs aver
aging SIX pounds each, is 5000 pounds,
being 289 pounds TO each COW; the
quality OF both specimens was excellent.
National Gazette.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02

Extraordinary ear IF Corn.--Nr.
AFm. Nicoll, of lslip, Long Island, left
with us this morning an car of corn,
which grew on his farm, Of very extra
ordinary size and appearance. The top
OF this ear presents the heads Of thirteen
cobs, and measures, around, sixteen
inches; the bottom part measures eight
and hall inches. NJ Y. Spectator.
Lancaster, Pa. contains 6,634 inhabi- }
tants. nI whom nue is a Slave
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02


ceiyed their application for information
On this subject with great pleasure, and
| shall, in que time, make them COM
munication, which, trust, will be salts
factory in It's nature, and salutary III its
tendency.
DE WITT CLINTON.
Il6ary, .h3g. Is, 1920.
Not content with the Governors as
surance, that in due time lie would make
satisfactory communication on the sub
lect of their resolution, four days only
had elapsed, including Sunday, when the
Senate passed the following recital and
resolves :
Whereas his excellency the Gov
ernor, in his reply to the call OF the
Senate for information relative to the
general government, or its officers, as
an organized or disciplined corps, inter
fering in our elections, has not furnished
the Senate with atty evidence in support
OF such charges. And whereas it is
highly improper that the chief magistrate
OF the state should criminate the ad-
minislration OF the general government,
Without ample testimony in his posses
sion, by reason whereof. The good people
of this state may have their confidence il
the general government greatly impair
ed Therefore,
Rc&ofucd, That the Senate reposc the
strictest confidence in the patriotism and
integrity ofthe general government, and
Will not change such opinion, or yield 10
any insinuations against such administra-
ton, but upon full and satisfactory test
mony.
Rea9Ivc4, That this resolution be
published, and copy sent to his OK
cellency the Governor.
To the above Governor Clinton sent
the following spirited reply, aad thus the
matter stands:
7'o The Senctc.
GENTLEnfEN-I have this moment re-
ceived resolution of your honorable
body, which, as we'll as the one to which
It refers, shall lully notice at the next
meeting of the legislature. And / shat,
therefore, at this late hour, pass it over
vita the expression of my sincere regret,
stat any branch Of the legislature should
nso unprecedented a manner lose sight
OF the respect due to itself, and the
courtesy due to coordinate depart
ment Of the Government.
DE WITT CLINTON.
.Nbany, Noo. q, 1890.
This message, by party vote, the
Senate refused to receive, and ordered
Tie clerk to return it to The Governor.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
STATE OF MAINE.
their Attorney.

CUMBERLAND. Sc.
Al The Supreme Judicial Court begun and
holden al Portland, irithin and for the county Of
Cumberland on tie Jfrsi Tuesday Of May, IN.
B21-
ON the petition .foVessid, ORDERED, That Il.
petIlicners nublish en- atJested copy Of their said
petition, ard Of this order thereon, three weeks
successfully, in the Portland Gazette, the last
publication 10 De fourteen Days before he mex
term OF lkIs CUur,, 20 tie holden at Portls nd
within md for the county CT Cumberland, on the
second TUESDAY OF November ne xt, that all per-
sons interested in he tract Of land mentioned
IN said petition, may then and there appear, and
shew cause, If any they have, why the prayer of
the petitioners should not be granted.
Attest, WIN. It. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
A copy of the petition and order of Court
thereon. Attest, WIN. 4. VAUGHAN, Crk.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
Up More Mem Goods-For Cash.
ELISHA WILTON,
MAR CUMBERLAND sAkx,


HAS juii received and 10 nov opening a large
AND valuable addition 70 his former stock Of
EseLIsH, FRENCH, CAsTos and AMERICAN
GOODS, which render. bis assortment very er-
ten.ve and complete and will be sold such low
prices (for cath ouy) as cannot fail 10 please.
Among zshtch ore
MsndurIn MAXIM and canton Grapes, black and
Assorted colours,
Black add green synchaws and Sarsnetts,
Superfine black. double chain Levautines,
do. do. florence and Italian Silks,
Black and white silk Hose
Elegant Ribbons, plain and figured,
Flag, bandanna and cross barred silk Hkfs.
black silk do.
SuperGne 7.8 81 "a London Prints dark & light,
Merino Handkerc hefs-do. half Handkerchief,
do. imitation do.-silk fancy dc. elegant borders,
Grape Shzwls-black silk do coloured Braids,
White and figured Neckerchiefs,
Super6ne blsck silk vefling, new stile,
Drilling, white and cooured Marseilles velfipg,
Blue, black and fancy coIoured ,uperfne BROAD
CLOTHS aod SIAERES--mddHng and
low priced do.
Saxon Wooleneis, q new and elegant article for
gentlemen's summer wear,
Jaconets-bu We and yellow Nankins,
Dimoties-white sau,-Shirtings, Sheesings,
Linens -Cambrieks-C Muslin s---muli *
figured do --hnep Damask--Russis Diaper
Neutrality-suspicious. &c. &c.
Esebasge Street, May IS, 1921. II
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
Cheap GOODS,

CUPRRFINE. .mIdiing and common Broad
- cloths, do do do Csssimeres,
Blue sns drab KeFseys, Ssttinetts,
l. ght and dark Cslico es, IA l. ondon Prints,
5 A and So light and dark English Gingharns,
Glnghsm Robes, Sd and A British CotIons,
Linens, Linen Cambrics,
Linen Cambria Hhks.
a. and Ga Cambria Muslins, Furnitures,
Black, white and colored Csmbrics,
40 and Ga corded and checked do.
Plain ard figured leDo and book Musins,
Variety of fancy do. Scotch Lawns,
Black and colore6 Lessntines. Back Florences
Black Sinchsws and Ssrsnetts,
3lsck Florentlne Vestings, Plaid Silks,
Plain and figr'd green Ssrsnetts and other colors,
Maxim and Canton Grapes, Blk. Italian do.
Cashmere Sbswis plain and boidered,
Imitation Merino do.
Grape Shawls, Silk and Cotton do.
Russia Sheeting, Ravens Duck,
Russia Diapers, Cress. b Brown Linens,
American Shirtings, Sheetings, stptpes. checks
aud Cnghsm's 8-4 Cotton Dsmssk,
Black Silk Lace, plain and figured waite Silk do.
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas,
White Jeans, NsnkInett, Nsnkins,
Long Lawns, figured Flsnnels,
White, Red, Yellow and Green Flsnnels,
Silk, Cotton and ~orsted Hosiery,
KID, Beaver and Silk Gloves, Grandurils,
Black silk Hks. checked silk DO.
Flag, BandannR and fancy do.
Britans and Msdrsss do. French Bfads,
Back and colored Tsbby VeIvets,
While Marseilles yestiDg, variety fancy do.
Striped FlorentIne, Bomb.zeIts,
PlAIds, Cambie,, Co1,on Lsces,
Gen,lemen's white and fgr'd Cravats. Pongees,
RibbOr.s, 3. and Ga DsnOtIe.. Furniture do.
Chenells Cords, Mil!Iottts, Buttons,
Sewing Silks and Twist, Tipes and Threads,
India Cahcoes and Co;ons, Suspenders.
Together l0,th a RARELY Of other Goods tChied are
selling at uery lOC prices, by
JOHN L. STORER.
No. 1, Union Roic. Portland, May |, tt.
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HARD WARE, BRASS ANDlRONS, BRIT.
1AANlA GOODS, LOOKING GLAS-
SEo, 9C. Src.-yery cheap.


Offers jOr Sale al No. 10, Erchange-Sireef.
PoRTLAND-neariy opposite MIR. NeaI's insurance
Office.
DLATED Tea Pets, Casters, Spoons, Shutters.
i Trays and Candlesticks britannia & Block.
tin lea Pots silver and steel bow Snectacles !.
silver and plated Pencil Cases silver and plated
mounted Whips; silver Thimbles BRASS AND
IRONS Unusually cheap; Sboves & longs steel
and common Shutters Waiters-fruit trays
Cheese Irays-Coffee Mils-ives patent finder
Boxes--Flat Irons-Brsss Kei,Iss-Hsnd Saws
Floor and Hearth Brushes-shoe do.-clolhcs do
horse do.-Hair Needles-Penk.
-Jack-knives--S besrs-Scissors.- Hammers
Hatchets, Rssps, Files, Shoe Halves, Tacks, Pin
GERS, Nippers, Avis, Razors, Razor Gases and
StroPs, pewter Porringers, Furniture Trimmings,
Goat and vest Buttons mouse Traps Bellows,
carpehters Tools, Locks. Hinges and Screws,
Knives and Forks, whitewssh Brushes-C Asst
IRON WARE-Pots, Kettles, Spiders, Skillets.
Tea Kettles, Bake Kttes, Bssons, Pans, Dogs,
&c.-Curry Combs, SteelyaI DIS, sheep Shears,
brass and iron Candesticks, iron Squares, Comb
shaving Boxes, toilet Glasses, snuff Boxes, Latch
es, inksiands, Inkpowder, Mathematical Lnstru-
pents, Shovels Trace Chains, sand Paper, States,
LOOKING GLASSES, sc. &c. May f5.tf
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Men Goods.
IUsr RECEIVED AND roR SALE ny
ROGERS AZ COZ,

a GREAT variety # III w GOODS, consisting
- of black and cJIoured Rankin and Canton
Grapes, back Synehsws, black ard eo'oured aars-
niss. black twilled silks Of superior 9uaify,
black and colonrsd Bombszins, elegant London
Prints, light ard dark Calicoes esmbric and com
mon Dinlo,ies, cambria Mpslins, cotton CamorIes,
Irish Linens, liEen Canbrics, linen camoric
Handkerchief, imitation do, silk, cotton, Tag
aud bandanna do. ladies black and white silk
Hose worried do. cotton do. kid and silk Gloves.
merno whole aud half Hspdkerehiefs. merino
Indispensahes, blue aud buff Nankins fancy and
plain Muslins, IS and Ga imitation do. BLACK
French and Itaiian Grapes, English black kid
Gloves, boxes Cottons, Servings, green Silks,
light and dark czmbrc Gnghams, garniture
Ribbons, plain ADD figured elk Lace, 2, s, 4 and
Thread, cotton Floss, rambcu-s, Cotton, wire
Thread, Tapes, Pins, cotton Balls, &c.
ALso--4-4 Factory Sheeting.
Shifting, BedTickiag, Giughsms and Stripes all
of which will be sold at low prices for cash oOly.
Exchange Street, May Is. sw
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
Real Estate for Sale.

ITO be sold at Public vendue by order Of the
l. Judge of Probate withio aud for the Ccun.y
Of Oxford, on MoHday the swenty third day Of Ju-
ly next, at one O'Clock ia the afterreoa on the
premises, the reversion of the widows dover, IL
;hs estate of Job Bea-ee is,s 9: Hebron in said
county, gentleman, decessed--said dover CONSIST !
of about seventy acres of excellent Land, with one
of the most valuable orchards 10 the county, one
half of large Two story dwelling House and one
Barn. Condition, made known az the time and
place of sale.
ALEXANDER GREENWOOD. Administrator.
Hebron, June 5, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
GEORGE W ARREN,

Fore Street Head Of Ingraham's Whaf.
HAS JUST RECEIVED AND OFFERS FOR SALE,
So i as.su = / ss sssss aSs"s 5 TEAS,
70 Aes Sperm DIES,
50 10. mould ar y CANDLES,
10 bbIs. n. AorE 80 PORK,
10 pipe, ciaer Nils S,AR, ~
~ BOXES 10y 3 sod 8 by 10 Window GLASS,
inds UsIs American GIN,
holland Ul>-hnas Si.CsOIX RU M-Cherry DO
Bales COIION--bOxes CHOCOLATE,
Casks Malaga RAIsINs,
Malaga a. LIsboa WINES,
Cognac BRANDY,
B6ls MUscavado SUGAR,
Bags Inuia DO
Bags sHELLS-boxes WiDsor SOAP
Casks Id, Cd and 1Ud, Cut NAILS.
HOES JNIaL6--sIlTHES & SNEADS
Sperm & Liuseed OIL SACkS-LORkS.
Alexandrian CIGARS-b blown SAIL,
Day 4 Martins BLACkING--do. PASTE.
Seas W OGDEN MEASURES
Hollow g Hard Ware, sc. &c.
4day 8, 6w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
To tte Justices Of the Supreme Judicial Court,
holden al Portland, IN and for the county Of
CursbertGsd, on the first Tuesday Of May, Il. ID.
1921
MATHEW COBB and PRENTIsS MEL
w LEN, boh of said Portland, E.quires,
respectfully represent, that they are seized in
fee single, in common and undivided with per-
seas 10 them unknown, of she respective proper.
lions hereafter mentioned. of the following
rsct Of land, situsted in said Portland, con ain
ing forty four acres, more or less, bounded snd
described thus :-Nortberiy by the Main street,
iesding from Slroudwster ESQ called into Port
land; Northessi wardiy by lsnd her etofote be-
longing 10 William Tyng, Esq. deceased, ard
afterwards 10 Jos. IL Ingrshvm, Esq; Soathery
by the chsnnei Of Fore River-and Southwest
wardly By land heretofore sold by Thomas
Bracket TO Mtry Smith, tie hen wife of James
Smih the land descr bed in this pelu son being
the same which ives assigned to KeI ehhsppuek
Bracket, the widow of An hony Bracket, as
her dover. And your petitioners further state.
that the ssid Cobb is seized, as afore SAID, Of
seventy SIX five hundred and foriieth parts Of the
tract aforesaid, and the said MeIleD is seized, as
sfo essd, Of nineteen FIVE hundred and foruelh
pacts of The same tract and they, being DESTROYS
of holding heir respective shares in seversliy,
pray shat sitter due notice, their said respective
shares may be assigned 10 them, as the law
d,recisy 20. have aud hold the same in seyeralty
DINGHY. by ). GREENLEAF,
Nay 1921. their Attorney.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
Administrators Sale.

ITO be ssid by order of the Judge Of Probate for
i the County of Cumberland, At the House Of
Dexter Bszrse, Esq. ia New Gloucester on Thurs
day The 28fh day Of June tnsf. at | o'clock, A As
So much of the real estate of Nah. c. Allen, ESQ.
late of said New Goucester deceased, as will pro-
ducs the sum of sixteen hundred dollars for the
payment of the dsbts of said deceased and incden-
tal charges Said real estate consists of two stof
Dwelling House and Barn, with one acre Of Land
situated near the lower corner in said N. Glouces-
ter IL GLIDING the reversion of dover, of the wild
ow Of James II. Mcguire, deceased.
Also, thirty nine and So ofland situated on
the road eading from the lower 20 he upper corn
er in said New Gloucester, adjoining land of Viii
liam Stockman set eff 10 the subscriber on Rxe-
outIon against Edward Little. Terms made known
at the time of sale.
EDWARD RUSSELL, Admr.
June s.
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Mem GoOds-Uvery cheap ID
CHARLES BRADLEY

HAS Jun received an extensive assortment of
AENotIsa, FRESeH, INDIA and AMERICAN
DRY GOODS, which will be sold very cheap, for
csfh ony) consiffDg in part of the following viz
Elegant uaukin Grape Dresses
Black nansin Grapes, q few pieces extra quality,
cases black and coloured Canton. Grapes,
90 Grape Shawls,
Fancy Habit handkerchief,
81 < flag, bandanna, black and crotsbarred do.
Elessn figured and twilIed Silks,
Black and eoloured Silks, a large assortment,
Belt sewing Silk and Twill,
Silk Gloves, Gent spun silk half Hofe,
Elegant sarnT ure gibbons, new stile,
Black Bombszins, Lalizn Grapes,
White ace shawls, black Gallons,
Black and coloured Ribbons,
Irish Linens, linen Czmbrics, do do. hdkfs.
Long Lawns imitation, null aud common Book
Mullins, remarkably low; figured Mullins, from
one 20 nine nnllings per yard,
4 aud Cambrics, cheap,
London Prints, elegant patterns.
Cslieoes, large 8 o ,tment, and very cheap,
Rich Flu nitutes, Engtfh Ginghaus. Carli,ie do.
Cotton CafEnere,, 200 dog. cotton Handkfs. come
at The ow price of 25 CTS per dozen,
Ladies snd Gentlem ems white cotton Hofe,
Wide and narrow Dimi,ies from 90 to 30 cts. per
yard, back tab5y velvets,
Black cotton Binding, ladies' & gen,lemeps Gloves,
Cotton servings. cooured Camhrics,
British CotoDs, blue and buff Nankins,
ssspenders, smer,ean sheetngs, ShIrtirgs, Cling
hams, Stripes Cheeks, &c. sc.
Ben tuperfhe blue aud black Londoa Brsadcoths
large assortment of blue, black, mixed and
other coioured CLOTHS, which were bought at
auction aud will be sold unusually cheap, Calf
meres satine,ts, white and coloured Fiannes,
plain md figured Cashmere Shawls, new patterns,
livery refused prices, 6ne black Bombszetu.
Nav 1. II
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
TO LET,
TWO CHAMBERS in Hancock street. APP
ply TO J. DICKS June 5.

THE iubscriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned, thar he has been duly appoint
ed and taken upon himself the truS of Admins
traitor, of the efae of
JACOB BLANCHARD,
late of North Yarmouth, in the county of Cum
berIand, yeoman, deceased, by giving bond a. he
law directs-He therefore requests all persons
who are indebted TO the said decezsed's elate TO
make immediate payment aud those who have
any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the zane for set
Element to BEZA BLANCHARD.
Cumberland, May Is, 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
WILLIAM OXNARD,
No. 5, Musscy's Eor, Has opened for sale
- XNr.N.Ivu .ssoprMENr nR

40, >, <tuSty'S IiOH, nus oPcHtd JV sutei
AN ExTENsIvE ASSORTMENT OF
Cotton and Wooten Good, giS:
DkOADCLOTHS-Ca eys-bIue
I'D Planes-Flaunels--B ombszetts- -Rastineits
light and dark CalicOes- Ginghams--cotton
Shrtings aud sheeiings-D imoties-whte Jeans
striped do.--eotton CassImeres-V estings-78
and IA LneBs-loBg Lawns-linen Cambrics and
DO. Handkerchiefs-D iapsrs-linen Dsmask--cot-
ton Damask---brown Holland Muslins--India
Observation-Disclosures Csmbries-Cambric
Muslins--black aud cloaredCamhrics--blackI tal-
ian Crapes-Tabby Velyets-co,ton and worsted
Hose and half Hose-Rbbons--black and coorei
Canton CraPes-Ginghsm UmbreIIss-black silk
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and flag silk Handker-
ehiefs--variety ofcotton Shawls and Bandkerch'fs
Pins--Tapes-sewing Silk-Twist--B Buttons
boxes cotton Bs!is--wire Thread-white, black
and colored six Gloves--B Beaver and Kid Gloves
--Bucram-Carpet Bindings, &c &c.
Factory Sheelings; bleached and brown
Shirtings; Tickngs Gingbams linen and cotton
Checks; Stripes; Sattinelts; Threads, &c. &c.
Nay 4, 1897 8w
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MASONIC NOTICE.

THE Nativity Of 81. John The Baptist, will be
a celebrated by York Lodge in Kennebunk. on
Monday the 25th of June next.
An GRAFTON will be delivered by Brother
SAMUEL EMERsoN.-Brethren of neighbourng
Lodges are respectfully invited to attend.
GA Dinner will DO provided by Capt. GEO.
JEFFERDs and Tickets may be had at bis bar
By order Of the r. ". M.
WM. GILLPATRICK, Sec. Y. L.
Kennebunk May 25, 1921. 4w.
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Fe:ais, DC
.IOHN CGE.

INFORMS his friends and the pub
&c that he ha, for sale at his Store in Fore-sFse',
head Of Loug-Whan
Linseed Oil-Whiie Lead
Red Iead-Freoeh Yellow-Spsnish Brovn--
Venetian Red-Liharge-Prusian Blue Csome
Yellow--vermillon- Oranre Red-VeIdIgrise e
Du,eh P,nk-Ro.s Pink-Kins's Yellowstone
Ysllow-Purple Erown-Ierra de siena-Umbsr
--Whi,,ng--Pa,spi Yellow-Pumice srone-Blce
and Green verditer Lamp Blaok-Gum Copai-
Gum--Sheiiae- Copal Varnish-Spirts Turpen-
tine-Red Chalk Emery-Drop Lake--Slip Blue
Gold, Silver and Dutch Lesf-silver, Orange
add Copper BroDse-Smah-Sand Paper-Psnt
Knives. Brushes and Peneiis-PuuY, &c. &c.
ALSO
An extensive assortment of
Medicines q Dye-.Gufs,
with variety Of other articles, Usually kept in
store OF the kind all of hich will be sold on the
most reasonable terms.
l}D those persons who are in
debtea 10 the lac firm Of COZ s. QUINCY, are
requested to make payment to the subscriber.
JOHN COE.
May y. eopl8w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
Fine PenkniUeS 6 Scissors.
WILLIAM HYDE.

HAS received at No. 8, Mussey's Row, fur
IL ther supply of Rogers fine warranted PEN
knives. uncommonly low. Also, an assortment of
fine Scissors on hand 40 assortment of Morocco
Work Boxes-Lady's and Gentenen's Morocco
Pocket Books and Purses-Gentlemen's CALF skin
ditto-Eme sons Elastic Rasor Straps-ruperior
lead drawing Pencils very superior drawing Pa
per-paius Boxes aud Peneils-gold Paper-fgur-
ed and eoored P1pers-rice Psper-a great varie-
~ of Landscape drawing Paterns-Flements of
Drawing-best English gid edged letter Paper
Superfne hot prest American ditto--superior Lon
don Quilts and great variety Of Stationary and
fancy Articles, of BET, quality and low for ca,h.-
Also, as above :" the Sailors Physician" work of
great merit-Foffer's Essays on popular Ignorance
Memoirs of Mill's-Chamer's Discourses on the
Merchante Virtuss-No on.-And complete
assortment Of Books-Blank Work-Chart., &c.
&c. May 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
Mere 'rhiie Cambries*s *cheap*z
CHARLES BRADLEY,

G-.Mussty's Rcv, Middle Street,
Z A jusi 1eceiveJ 1 and 6 Whine Csmbfcs,
D 'ery cbesT-64 plain MusIips, much cheap
81 than usus.-nice white Jeans aud Dimoties, at
IS is per yard--aisc, bale stout bieached
1heei'ng>, az 90 c.. per yard.
iikfwise, On hand, an extensive assortment OF
Wooien, >iik and Cotton GOODS, which will be
SO OF che4. II Tor cash only. is. r.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12

NOV LANDING, and for sale at No. 8,
~ Long ITsayf BY SEWARD PORTER.
IL boxes London Pipes,
10 boxes z BY 9 Glass,
8 dozen D. Il. Scythes,
10 tierces Rice,
6 baskets Sweet Oil, dozen each,
1 box, containing 90 pieces ChoPpa end Flag
Hsndkerchiefs,
S groce Mackerel Hooks.
Barrels bottled Porter containing 5 doz. each,
Chests and boxes Souchong Tea,
Casks N o. Sugar, casks Rsisins,
Hhds, American Gin, boxes Chocolate, Cotton
&c &c. May %, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
Copper, Brass, Lead g. Sheei-Iron

WORh,
SUCH AS, Stills and Worms Clothier's and
Hs'ter's Neutrality-suspicious. .ces end Pin
dies-Dove1 s-SsuceIs--Windiass Boxes
Cogs- acknowledgment Rinss-4ogeah-
e. wnh all kinds Of Composition aid Brass Cas-
tGgs for VI schinery.
FOR SALE AS ABOVE,
Sheathing Copper-Sheet lroD-Sheet and
b-F Lead-Old Brass, Copper and Pew err
Spell er-Copper Pump Tscks-Boat Mails
Ciothiers Kettles-Cerper Pumps, for Stores,
from 4 50 % $9-ShiPs Pumps from u Sc so
gallon, aEd Sets of Messures-C snes-Csm-
boose and Stove Funrels-Bske Psns-Cosi
Hods-Cast Iron BoiIers-CoPper and Sheet
Iron Apparatus for JAMES & WIEsLow's cook
Stoves-A large sssori meet of
BRASS AND COPPER KETTLES;
Brass acknowledgement Rods
Crooked and strsigat Lead SPouts-Dsep sea,
hand and Cod Leads-Ms ckerel and Squid Jlgs.
ON HAND
A large assortment of
BRASS FIRE-SETTS.
Having employed first rate workman, ha
IS enabled to manufsc are g. cd work, and a.
As lo~ prices as st any FounGery in Bos on.
SOAP COPPERS
to LET, above. Oh March 19.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
New GooDs.
GEO. w. SMITH,
FOR SALE.

THREE House Lots in and near Washington
Z Street,
One House Lot il or near Cumberland Street.
One undivided half of House and Land formerly
belonging TO Neal Shaw.
One undivided half Of House and Land al Capt.
sick owned with Richard Gooding.
One undivided half of Saw Mill on the upper
Falls Brunswick, now occupied by Vincent
Woodsje
The above would be exchanged for English or
". I. Goods, or for Land in the Country.
Applyto ATWOOD & QUINCY.
Portland, May 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the noDresidens
1 propretors and owners of land, in the town
OF Orland, IN the county Of Hancock, that they
are taxed in the bills committed to NE, The subscr.
Der, collector for said town for the year 1890, in
the respective sums following, 10 wit:
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
NEW LINE OF STAGES.
Portsmouth and Concord Mai
Stage,

Stage.
II FAVES Portsmouth, on Mondays, Wednes-
IL days and Fridays, at O'Clock, "A M. and ar
fives al Concord at O'Clock M.-Returnng,
leaves Concord Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays,
az Z O'Clock A. VI. and arrives at Portsmouth at
4 O'clock P. NJ.
The route is through Greenland. Strathan, Ex-
eter, Epping, Nottingham, Deerheid, Epson, and
Chichester TO Concord.
Fare from Portsmouth TO Concord, $3.50. Way
fare the same as in other Stages.
Books kept at WILDEs' Hotel, Portsmouth; at
BURLEy's Tavern, Exeter; and at HUTcHINGs'
Hotel, Concord.
The Public ar. respectfully informed that new
and elegant Coach, good Horses. and careful dri-
yer, are provided. The patronage of the public
70 this line is solicited.
JAMES WILDES, Agent.
Portsmouth,. May 8. 1921. rSn.