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Expenditures for those years.
Civ miscellaneous, {.
diplomatic 81 $4,000
Ciyilizng Gians $4,000
- $4,000
Military department, to ,oit:
Aiming militia 2 900
India annmties l59 90
Revolutionary pensions l 100000
Ip'ald pensions 100000
For,liications 400 900
Indan Department 40, 90
Matte al armories $50 900
Ctnnon, shot, s. shells 50 90
a senais 10000
Army proper (iuciuI
ing the ordnance SET
vice, and the military a.
cademy at West Poin,)
estimated agreeabiy 60
Ne bi,l which has passed.
the House at its utmost
amount, 20 cost 100000
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Estimated expenditures.

Estimated expenditures.
See Treasury report Of ID cvmb"r 4, 1920.
Civil, 1,7c9 $50
CIviLzins Indians, 1920
Military department, 6.59S SIS
N4val d partmeGt, 2,928,676
Public debt, principal
and int rest, for 1891, 5,477,776
10y O04Qt7
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S5,os5,se6 II

S5,O55,3e6 II
From which is TO
be Geducted--a-
mount of money in
the Treasury OH the
lst day OF january Sl,076,271 ID
Less the notes
of uisolrent banks,
which will not be
available during the
present year. 100000 90
Leaving, of avaiable funds, in
the Treasury Oil the 1st Jan. 476.21l 10
Balance against the 'Trea-
sury, on the first day of the
present year S4,579,094 90
The committee believe the above sta e.
mcnt 10 be accurate, and that The balance
against tie Treasury OH the first dav of the
present year amounted 10 the sum of
S4,579,O94 % that balance will. it is believ-
cd by your conimttee, be reduced by re-
renchmeDt IN expenditures, as already stated.
TO an amount not less than one and half
million, which viii reduce the actual def
CIT TO be provided for, 10 the sum of
SS,O79,O94 80 say three millions seventy
nine thousand and nine;y-fcur dollars and
mnety-nnc cents but if the estimate of the
Secretary OF the Treasury should prove cor
rect, to wit
That the custonsin 1921 win produce only
fourteen millions, then the two wears will
shew the following result
Deficit, as above, on the lst
January Sl.579,094 90
Excess of expenses over re-
ceip's in the year 1921, es-
minated on the demands
made by the several De-
partments, coatnrmably
with the existing laws 854,O17 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13

S7l,475,2S9 averaged OIL A yeaIs,
givs for year, S17,S6S 500
Although your committee thuk ii proba
BILE that the aver sc receipts from the GUS
toms, during those four years, will be realized
for the years, 1892 q, and 81. yet, under the
uncertainty arising from the view alSeady Civ
en-, they consider it more safe TO assume less
amount, and therefore submit lhe following
statemen, of receipts aud Expenditures, as one
VIII ch they have full nfdence may be relief
upon for 1922, %, and 81.
Receipts.
Customs, $1,000 600
Lard (Per report oFSe-
CT, taryJ $4,000
Bank dividends 42l OO0
Postage & Incidental 500 900
20,12o 600
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13

4 IL psrsozs indebted 10 JOHN GRAHAM de-, ased
= are teqsesisd to nuke pay iDent To- immediately
IS avn cesfou' ~ closing the administration ne soar
40 possible, an1 therefore grant indulgence 10
sny body WALTER BUN, Executor
Nov. 49, SAT- ~ l0hH Gfasar deed,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13
6,426,Sl5
l2.S43,1S5
SI6790,SSO

The committee have Submitted the prece.
ding view OF the customs for 1921, for the con.
siders,ion OF the House, but would not be vii.
ling to pledgr themselves for the It suit; the
items they believe TO be c,rrec' and the pre-
sent appearance of our commerce becoming
less unfavorable. warrants them in the belief
that the revenue fo:n customs, for 1921, viii
not be less than sixteen millions OF dollars
they, however. deem it more safe to assume
the receipts of the present. on that Of the pre-
ced.ng year, and therefore submit the follow
ing statement;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13

''it", Of & oesi oi trnst, eXrlnicd ~ t;toice
- oteethrw aud "i'e, duly recorded, the suLsolip,r
"s thstee ibefcn naed, AVID foJ The purposes specified
WIZ "1 tse first 0ay II Uarch neat a the spt dnor
q" me Eagle h"'elh Tue city OF Rrhn,oad proceed TO
sell toe properly hereinafter m.nti ned a, public rc
,'""' )" mson otm Tor ready fncpry will producs
ir sum uf three ihnnsand eight hundred ana ,h,ts.
uoi'afs aud ibi'ly four CENTS with legal interest
thereon hcm day oi November last, and all a.s,s
ten"iag The execution OF This trust, and the resi,re
o, ihe p"'chas- money 10 be paid follows, To vii
ih't"nn ni three thonsand ihree hns5rs ell anc hiry
i'oe dollars and hrty three on the nisi day oe
rc'"her neNt vnsung: anJ the further sum OF three
thousand three hundred and thirty three dollar
Ihuty thtss oeuts on the nr:t DAY Of October a. ID
1872 with legal interest thereon ,rom day OF No
vem!er Iast-Towu: Two TRACTS OF rANn in H.
county Oh i'nrico; one cOrtaic'"g twenty SIX acres
ma iwrhi} Poie, Oh the road leading from the Brook
sutnpibe TO The Meadow Bridges and the other con.
csve iutnpise; and bounded in the deed OF ,rust
- pd'ic"iatiy Described excepting and reservine
ala, RS nan Two acres thereof, now occupied by
hauy, d ice "t of color TO lie held by him and hi,
hens for The term Of his life, aud the life OF his wife
, az. me following sLAVES Peter, agnes, Eliza,
ne sa'e VII c"uIwence at eleven o'clock, 4. ~
Jan ~ sS..w,ds THOMAS r. B0uLDIN,
r TIE attention If the pu5Hc is yarticuiorly
combines adramfog>s rarely possessed be lhOts rc
s,"'t"r fstcRf .8orderSd on side by Tie ne.
mites distant From the teJtOt The rreic trncf too
ni6cT so"d enclosure; and the spacious uara asi
s"r"f" on nhich ne buildings are situated nnder
orc ~ f'sn6 neatly painted IL has a suii liar for
yeors P'At ctcry attention 10 anolinrafe has bse,,
faW' dnh Tue result Is How. tAak 10 acres az feosf
{" rare ready. and nere iattnded ~ be M, into
cultivation t0itha prospect of 7fceiyi,e b,r,is AZ
corn Ji'Ow he acre
Ihe DUifdi~es ore al Of rscs',t structure and con
81" ~ aco"i"rfabfr dNeikRs hotse one con,prisine
H"dsr ais T0y burn grain, carsiQee h0xse AMI M
neg ddi'P, constructed OVer house "a sp,igr
h'hse; quarter or house for me Laboyers: and n
wf't ~ sIcrHent ir0tsr in the dueiiins house ward
IN short me ~ "cres, possessing IL does me o5ope
HfsFT'bea 0dodnfasc- Uo,kd itself seish prudent
n"h0ctmf1k ana ne labor Of hands, after pairing
re P'l. {" 5000, us esiimGtsd Uaiue. lis iecak
'"ffrff nud al efi'ens,s produce a clear arpRai
l1"nt ~ 5 500 Hose haviHg business 10 Transact
az me az md de'irouS OF h0D:ng residence as
mc@r as tie ADORE described property are respect
J"fGy 'Rpfed 10 pi IL, beknefR This and me 6av OF
sale Uhft ar the taG0 nor Snbuifsfd are RAJ or
ri,io"ary they irW rem fheir oua inspection defer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13

Tie hiqs ran ~ No rgopg "---:' The kim
I01' which, lhDJ.b generally accented vsre
once wlnwsirsiis dcuird by az eu,i,,enf
French wriier Youss observed fI,e vii
ihai yenr king can 90 no t,Tonr. and re, =
d'eS bni say HAT Your Hing Charles was
igraHi, aud iIsi he i0Si his kend.1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13

Naval, including $500 600 per
annum Tor the gradual increase of
the nay, amounting, agreeably u
the estimate for 1921, to 2 92'
Public debt, (see report) 5,477
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13

wa suhstribeI offers his us fiI9nds ami
= The public us COMMISSION MERCHANr-aul
respectfully soiicits a share OF their patronage
no: L. SJNpIt
Jan 30. 81 q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13

A staiemeat ftom the
Treasury to your COM
mIt'ee, assumed MS the
receipt for 1891: I5,9o5.328
Land, agreeebly 10 tie
report of the Secretary cf
the Treasury, 100000
m,esna' 'xes, b. same TO- O00
Bank div dend, by same $4,000
Po.t flee and Incl
dental receipts, may be
estimated at 10000
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r., ~, u. UREN Trustee.
= ". SI..f
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AGRiCULIursT

James Omhro:i, Esq Unlicd Stairs' Vice C,,.rt ,
ffence pfeSe"tsf 10 The HassachTseita SScieIy FIR
p,"n"ing agriculture. by Vim LIuie Esa OF Bos,ou
p'isbe go wheat ibe straw ghict, ~ he Li,d
useo ieghUrn h"ones. Mr.. oubr st also dr.r,iheJ
tne none OF cuurc, aud hr manner Of prepatI,p iha
s~e3 which should he done in March viii he sn,r,i.
WIN IT, and The directions witch accon,paned it ON
aPpuca'ion To GNTham Parsons, Esq AZ Brighton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13

AjO'!cE... .otders nom any part the c.uuiry
addressed I" Poplar Grove Posi Office. pinwiGdie
cco"nty. Va Tor Caf8Sdccs of any kind Gigs Fa,,iln
Stages Dedrdorn Hoseons, Sc. Sc. win the Aewly
epfoved .hdriotesS "nb oval steel springs IN front,
some OF them light enaguh for Que horse will. bs
Pt"topuy attended to. STERLING WOODWARD
NIB. nrstrate coach blacksmith and ! sprinp and
stspmaSet, OF soher habits. will NEE, with consian,
above. pa f''r'' -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-16

'i"u, bat the generality OF ihs people seem
IL think That The >hm allotted 20 har as Priv.
cess Of Wales, will be qwite sufficient, and
AZ ,nGch, under the peculiar circumstances
OF her case, as the legislature viii be war.
rant-d IN votisg her; the only a,.diiion. III
any will perhaps be d residence suitable Tor
hei.
We have been two or three DAYS witheu,
any advices from Laybach, relative To- the
conferences which have taken aud are now
taking place betweer tie sovsreigns. The Ia I
accounts stated The Kin. of Naples 10 b~ sail
Ing m an Eu.iish fri.a ate, on his way 20 Ley.
bach. al the invitation OF the crowned heads
assembled AT Troppau. Various are the con-
lectures relative 70 his leaving his kingdom,
but by The message he sent To his Parliament
II wonld appear that he teit il necessary 10
attend the invitation. The Austrian army are
on the bordes of the Neapoiitan Kin. IN,
but II is thought the presence OF the Kin. OF
Naples al Laybach, aud the satisfactory assn
ranses which he may be abls 10 give 10 the all
lies. will lac the means Of The army being with.
drawn without any further hostile measures.
The commercial business is very dull here.
indeed II seems almost at a stand. Very lew
American ships are in the docks.
The following vessels are up for tho Quilted
States wv ashing ton, Mount, for New York
In all tbi. month Venus, Chand,e Ter, do, f. bi u.
AIRY l; Tonine, Turley, Phiiade!phia, on or
about tue 10th February Electra. Robinson,
DO. DO. Loadon Packet. Tracy. Boston, do.
Yours. SC.
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LArE FROM ENGLAND.

We received. by the ship Cortes, from Ii.
verpool. our regular files of JlOyd's Lisi, from
The "a To the lGth jan. which makes our Gie
complete.
The following letter is from our corrres.
poHdem: 1N. y. Com. Air.
LOHDoN, JANUARY Is, 1921.
SIR We arc nOw without any political
news as every one Is looking forward to the
meeting Of Tie Parliament Oh the 23d Re
ports he'd gone abroad thst'a further proto.
cation would take place. but the coDtrary hes
been officially ann Ounced IL is expected
that the first business which will OccHpy the
attention Of tie Legislature, will he relative
20 The provision tor fle Queen various sums
have been mentioned az likely 20 be Der por-
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NOTICE !, hereby given, tsat the D{RECY TAX
~ OF the United States for the year, 1915 g. 1916
on The following described property, situate an this
state, having remained unpaid one after tie Boti.
hcati"n of the collector IN whose district the aid pro
perry lies, that the tax bad become due aud paysb,
the same OF so much thereof. may &c necessary A,
satisfy The tax due thereon with an addition Of geBt,
per ceut-Wili he sold at pnbic sale at tse EAGLE
HOTEL, I'm the City If Richinpnd on tycd sesdov fLs
iUfh day Of Nay, 1871, at eleven o'clocf A, NJ and
continue from dag to cay unilI'ald.
Names Of Iards DescriptioHof Tar for
ONO coT1NSifYY. c Cents c aSrS
John Allen, 81 nrr,s lard on Fish creek 70
John Adams, isi do; on the water. Of wb Fling 81 a
Joseph Bailey, one lot in town Of Wheeling, inn
Ellis Dane, lao acre, land on WARRIORS run s. 20
G.orge bdde K Co. 800 do Grave seek hills 81 "a
John & Wm.Seeyers 275 do on Wnee, r waters 100 os
James Buekbauons heirs, DO Gil spiesrun 40 aio
Andrew B9rown or Browns heirs, 20 acres
William Baker, eighty Ohio river 1903 81
Thomas Back, five hundred acres O Fi,, creeL "a 40
r'IiShi Boyd iOo0aeres on Grave sregk $50 1lo
Cornelius Biyer. ~ acres on the Ridge from
- Wheeling 10 Grave cf,vk % IA
William Csuley, 20 acres on Or ave creek 50 fas
Elizabeth Cook, 20 do on do ~
Catherine CLARK 60 acres Of 10 Sd "a IA
Elizabeth Ciinch. lot IN o,yi, of Wheel.
ing improved Sc "a
William crosD or crog'rar, 1900 acres on
49, Grave creek 500 $50
William Craig, 40 acres Ia 81 on River Ill.,
bsiow Fish elk az Ia
Frederick Crow, 10 acres OF do do 81 az
Frederick x George Crow, 80 acres op do do IS "a
Henry Clark or Cork, 4ts acres on do do i12 50
William crottss, lao &C Is Fish creek 20 Il
Edward CalhOnn. go ON Grave erek fats tis0 ga
Ed~atd Chamber, $40 acres IN do DO 81 al
Aden or Aehin Chan srs, 80 acres on do do % II
william Chan5ers, 80 scr on Fi,h creek 81 az
" oh Crow. 100 acr . Wheeling 81 a.
A5anns or h'n on n , e Town OF eo Wheeling
Nathaniel isin. 5000 acres land 40 40
Charles Dorsey 50 acres on TJig Grave rrees 100 os
Iissid Denint, r. acres on I.,tlc wheeling 30 lao
Joshua Dorsey 20 teses cH % 10 %
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week, and rnay be purchased a, the store OF
Mr.. John ID. Abbot, who has received q con
signment of Cfowninshield's cloth. But O,
wearing domcstick goods is the effected
praise, and tho bes, supper, individuals can
give our mauufactures, we have this day pur-
chased a suit Of Mr.. Abbot, at dis. $50 per
yard, OF American Brosdc!oth, as good a. En-.
glish At 6 or dollars. And whie wearing
i, VIC expect to enjoy the reflection that in.
stead oi our money being sent to Boston and
from thence TO London--it will FRS, 70 to
Dsnyers--theDce be distributed among in-
du.trious anizans and the wool. growers of
the counuy-and pefchsnce some few dollars
ol il may find their way back again---so our
Rockets IN II. Patriot.
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The following singular Cures tTeeted by h<sr
Drops, on Pera'a. may be truly beneficial 10 tie az
RlcteL
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FOFTI2 ".
rson rna TRUE AnspIcAs


Days Of my youth, how swiftly sped!
Friends OF my youth. oh WHITTIER gone
Scenes OF my youth, where are ye ied,
How biceas the heart thus left alone!
The hours that once flowed sweetIy on,
That saw me healthy, blooming. gay,
vnknowing misery, and unknown
To her, are aed far, far away!
q memoy snwelcome guest
Why with the past distract my head
Tormento. Of the human breast,
Would thou vert in oblivion laid
Why place before my anxious eyes,
Youth. home, friends, innocence and glee
Why thus delight to tantslize
My soul, with sweets no more for mel
Why rend my bleeding heart anew
With scenes of sorrow, bitter wo.
Why these unfurrowed cheeks bedcw
So oft--whcn wilt thou let re- go,
And in some dear. some lone retreat,
Where thy sad tales shall enter never.
Enjoy whste'er in life is sweet,
But oil its ills forget forever
But bush what foolish plants are here !
Unwordhy an immortal mind
They re idIe dreams or sweet or dresr--
6s.usions vain, false and unkind
There is a day not far to come.
a place where kindred souls shall meet,
Where children greet their fathers home.
And dwell 10 happiness complete.
No pains nor sorrows enter there;
Bliss is sustained with human wo-.
O who, 20 gam that heavenly sphere,
Would not a, earth born joys forege:
Thsn leaving all the scenes Of youth.
Alike unworth wish and sigh
Be my deiigh, to find the truth,
And walk the road to life or high.
REFLECTOR.
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CUl!DALL'S MILLS.
W0oL Cardu,g.
--.o%tsO--

THE subscribers inform their friends
e. and the public, that they have replenisied
their Carding Machines with new Cards of tie FIN
est Snd most approved manufacture, and that they
are now enabled to Card Wool Of all grades, in the
best manner.
They continue 10 Manufacture all kinds Of Wool.
en- Goods, as usual --.9isO, they color and finish
Woolen Cloths of all descriptions and to color gar.
ments, &c. that have faded, become unfs shior-
able L II branches Of the above business will he
done with despatch, and on the lowest terms, and
the least favor grstefully acknowledged.
CLARKE & GRINNFIL
NB-sGsFoRp ALNY, tleCompton--PBLro
CoREY, Tiverton-WiLLIAu PEARsE, Bristol.
Ferry-and Jon SHERMAN, in Newport, will re-.
ceive and forward articles intended for the Manv4
actory. Portsmouth, July &c. 1890
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400 VT pearl ashes,
5000 hid. hoops,
1000 BIB poles.
20 bushels plaster,
1900 pine Clspboards
80 n. do shingles,
800 chesnut rails,
20 bushels white
beans,
4 hhds. n. p. Rum.
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HEg0, an LNr7bef 70rN,
A general assortment OF country Lumber, con.
sisting ofShip Plank, boat Boards comm ON oak DO.
and jC istshaf inch chesnut boards, &c. &c
WEXFORD tpril 25
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sortment OF Goods suitable for the
on, in The sale OF which, for cheaphess
goodUess lg .sn b We no rival. :"
.9nony 1Aieh, are he Jouorsing, cfs:
;omp,etG Asscrt- Linen Cambficg,
nj Of Brnadclnths Long lawn,
J, black * Fancy One Case all black
'simeres, Canton Grapes,
,linetIe, Also, CSlored Grapes
nets, Ves;ingss Black s. green Italian
ems Cloth Cor Cape,
'ck coats, Oil cloths,
mo Shavls and Suspenders,
'dkerchie!s, Chip Flats by the DO
and "a Bomhs- zen,
5, Light Calicoes,
I'd wide p,in,s FOR Back lu,slring, cheap
y % to ~ 6it tho Lcvantines aud plaid
d, Silks,
~ Muslin dresses Bonnet Silks,
aiion book nus. Fancy and plain Rib.
!, bors,
in Buttons as Low Ladies' and Gentle
3s doz. mems kid, silk and
!, Vest, aud other beaver Gloves,
tons, Yellow Nsnkins,
,ons s. Fcrretts, Inserting Trim m lng,
brellas s. Parasols Linen and Cotton
n, white aAd stri- Lace,
Jeans, Concsns & Scersuck-
led Nelvets 2, Sd crs,
I'd. Silk and co,to7 Hos
II Velvets Tor % iesy,
the yd. Robes aud Scarfes,
YES aud Scissors, Shirtings and Cam.
ZAP and good, brics,
CHAINS, Brown and white Lin.
dren, oil Aprons, en,,
I'D and Plain Fancy Cravais,
Lsce, Linen Damask,
cks and Ticking, Blil s. other Fringe,,
ing sil.ss, Twist Table Cloths, SIS.
Thread, Null n,ull Mu9iins,
Also,
ne Case Of Straw Bonnets, by the do1cn.
lcmens Leghorn Has, and one Bsle
, of those cheap black BOMDAZSTTS.
ne 90.
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JONATHAN REYNOLDS.

Has for sale at Ills store in Wickford,
4 General Issortment Of Hardware and
n CutleryJ brass Andirons, shovels and
roogs--ALSO. Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, and
Groceries; Dutch Plough Irons, Shire
Mould,, and Ploughs, ready made patent
pitch. forks broad and narrow cast steel
axes Hoes, Scythes and Sneath., bar Iron
and steel, nail rocs and nails of all sorts !;
hearth tile, bricksstone lime, Window Glass
and Putty, Linssed and Lsmp oil sc. sc.
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Hardware, Cutlery, Shb-Lhandlery, ,gc.
WIN. II. RATHBQNE,
offers fOr sale a, his Store, head St
Packet Wharf.
OUADRANTS, double and single
observation: i3rass and Wood Compasses
Spy Glasses; Cases Of Mathematical Instruments;
parallel rules Scales and Dividcrs NaviCators and
Coast Pilots Chsrts patent half.hour Glasses
Log glasses. Bunting and Ships colours quilts.
writing, letter and log paper inA powder ooFdsge
OF sIl sizes twine house, cabin paint and scrub
brushea; brooms cabin mops log reels and chifs
deep sea and hand lends hand pumps; serving
msilets blocks and hsnka japan lamps and feed.
ers, horn and tin lanterns knives and forks hin.
ges OF all kinds; screws brass and iron la,ctes [;
locks coffee mills, jack ard pen knives, sp oons
cooks ladies' and tornentorsi akes, hatchels, hsu =
mers, Japan and tin trurhpets, chisels augurs heG
saws, hsrpoons and grams, fish hooks, sai needles
palms, leather, shesthing paper, cauIking roEs
and nalletsi marlin spikes. iron shoysis; slrp's
srcaPers, gimbiets, pump and capper nails, slaes
and pencils, spanish brown, red lead tin, iron and
stone v;aro; patent deck lights brass pump boxes,
wrought and cut nas brads and ,scks OF ell Sizes
tile glue, chRlk brirns one Ishpback, oars, hans
spikes, Tar, Pitch, Turpentine md Ros'n oskum ;
with full assortment OF every 4,tcles usually call
cd for in Hardware and ship Chandlerj store.
Q~T Persons wishing Qusdrants and Compasses
repaired, can leave them al the above store, where
they will be attended to.
Newport June Ii
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AND

No. /, Custom House Court,
WILL this day open a complete as.
sorlment Of Goods suitable for the
Season, io The sale Of which, for cheaphess
and goodueSs Nc sSn we no rival. :"
.9,nong SrLieh, are the foHorsing, cfs:
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DOMESTIC MANUFACTURERS.

1t ha, now become unquestionsble that A.
merican broadcioths, cassimeres, sc. can be
furnished Of a. good and enc q texture as
those Imported Besu,ifal specimens Of
cloths from Crorniosheild's Factory at Dan
,srs. Nissf Hsro exhibited in THE town last
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-25

A do. Molasses,
S bbls Gin.
10 cords hrewood,
1000 fish barrels,
50 rum ditto,
100 Quintals Goldfish,
80 barrels Flour.
IS grindstoheS,
20 bundles wrapping
paper,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
STATE OF MAINE.

tUHBERLAEp, $.
Ill The Circuit Court Of Common Pleas Begun and
holden az Porttand, 1oithm aud for iAe Coualg Of
Cumberland on The Diird Tuesday Of June being
he 1911 dag u said month, =. ID. 1891.
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered, that the
said Petitioner give notice Of hCr svd Petition, BY
causing the same with this order thereon 10 be pub
lished IN one Of the re wSpspers printed IN Port
land, three weeks succes>iyely, the last publ cation
to De thirty deys at least previous 20 the next
term of this Court to be holden al Portland with
IN ana for the Coun'y o: Cunibe land, on lhe sec
ond TUESDAY Of December next that all person,
interested therein, may ,hen end there appear and
shew cause i any tiey have, Why the prayer
thereof should not he granted.
WM. n. yAUGNAN, Clerk.
Copy OF lie petition and ntder Or Court.
At. Wi, II. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
SHERIFF1s SAFE

Taken by execution, aud will be sold at public
Vendue, on Saturday the twenty fifth DAY II
August next, at four o'clock u. M. al Mr.
James Befker's house, ia Westbrook,
A LII the right which Ebenezer Gilman has in
L u equity 10 redeem, fifty acres land. situated
IN Stsndish, described follows: beginning at
land owned by Mark and John Whine. ~ ibe
southwest eriy corner Of their lot. thence running
northwestefly on The county road leadine from
said Standish 20 Gray, fifty rods, thence south
eas'erly parallel 70 said White's land 20 Gorhan,
line, thence on said Gofham line 10 said Whites
land, thence 70 the first mentioned bounds. said
deed is Tecorded IN book 88, page isl, dated JuIy
81, 1890. mortgagcd TO John Weseot, for Two
hundred dollars.
GARDNER WALKER, Dry sl,g.
July 26. 1921