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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-11-28


Labours with short'niag breath
Peace peace! that tremulous sigh
Speaks his departure nigh
ThOee are the damps of death.
I've seen thee in thy beauty,
A thing AL health and glee;
But never then vert thou
So beautiful, as now,
Baby! thou seem'st to me.
Thine up-turn'd eyes glazed over,
Like hare-bells wet with dew
Already veil'd and hid
BY the conxulsed lid,
Their pupils darkly blue.
Thy little mouth half open
Thy soft lip quivering,
As Il (like summer an
Ruhling the rose leaves) there
The'soul were Auttering.
Mount up, immortal essence!
Young spirit haste, depart
And is this death dread thing :
If such thy visiting,
How beautiful thou art
oh! could gaze forever
Upon that waxen face:
So passionless. so pure.
The little shrine WAS sure
An angels dwelling-place.
Thou weepest, childless mothcrE
Aye weep-'twill ease thy heart
He was thy frst-born son,
TIL, e.s4 ths~o oil, 80
'Tis hard with him to part:
'Tis hard to lay thy darling
Deep in the damp cold earth
His empty crib 10 see,
His silent nursery,
Once gladstone with his mirth.
To meet again in slumber
His small mouths rosy kiss
Then, waken'd with start
By thine own throbbing heart,
His twining arms to miss
To feel (half eo.as cious WHY
A dull, heart-sinking weight.
Till mem'ry on thy soul
Flashes the painful whole,
That thon art desolate!
And then to lie and weep,
And think the live-long night
(Feeding thine own distress
With accurate greediness)
Of every past delight,
OF all his winning ways,
His pretty playful smiles,
Ills 10Y at sight of thee.
His tricks, his mimlckry,
And all his little wiles!
Oh these are recollections
Round mothers hearts Tat cling
That mingle with the tce-s~
And smiles of after years,
With oft awakening.
But thou wilt, then, fond mother :
In after years look back,
(Time brings such wondrous easingl
With sadness not unpieasing,
Zen on this gloomy track.
Thoul't say" My frst-born blessing.
1t almost broke my heart
whoa thoa vert forc'd to 60;
And yet, for thee, know,
Twas better to depart.
God took thee in his mercy.
A lamb, untask'd, untry'd;
lie fought the fight for thee
lie won the victory,
And thou art sanctfy'd.
:" Look around, and see
The evil ways of mens
And, Oh J. beloved child I
Pm more than reconcil'd
TO tny departure then.
The little arms that clasp'd me,
The innocent lips that prest--
Would they have been as pure
Till now, as when of yore,
Ilull'd thee on my breast?
Now (like dew-drop shrin'a
Within crystal stont)
Thou'rt safe in heaven my dove
Sac with the Source of Love,
The Everlasting One.
And when the hour arrives
From flesh that sets me free,
Thy spirit may await,
The Grst at heavens gate,
Tomeet and welcome me.n
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-11-28

in the eyes even efthe whole city; and,
but for the lesson it enables him 10
give, utterly unworthy the notice of
THE HERMIT IN LONDON.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-11-28

Iron TAYLoR's Character essential 10 Sue
cess in Life.''
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30

in7onanos; AMI &C canEC. "a. ;hnL tnl. measure q
TIE =. YORK Convention viii lave dangerous tendency
ID lApainng the resisting power which NAV already re-
main 10 TIE several members OF the Union.
Y has also been dete nnlued in committee OF the
whole, that lottery shall hereafter be established bv
the legislature, and that laws shall be passed % pre-
vent the sale Of tickets within the state The conyen-
non have very wisely provided in the constitution for
nc inylolably q the school fund and for pedgn1 the
tolls collected the canals the duties on salt on sales
a auction and on steam boats nvioahly to the paw
ncnt ~ the interest and reimbursement Of the capital
Of the money expended and DO expended in making
tie said canals They have also decided, 81 10 that
the truth may be given in evidence and shall be JUS
LITIGATION ID libel suits
The labours Of this body are like to be proacted as
those II Massac sets convention were the debates
are frequent and Iong, every subject Is pretty well ex-
hzustcd before il leaves their hands.
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-f urcr mca ani would ncct> havs anotser II
t.eir hJly should - called together before our
second political year Commences. Thus i the
dlctrlne OF rotation illustrated: itmeans that no
man, opposed to them, shall hold any Office,
rh,le they or their friends want it anl they shall
themselves hold It only until they can get bet
tor.
" But This now deputy nov, FIR tie Die
" neither q be- tire fault ana glimpse ut newness;
Or whether tlat che body public M
horse whcgcon toe Governor doth nic
Who new IN the seat, that il may know
H can command let' II sirligl feel tie spur;
Whether the tvIuny be- ~ has place
M ia hs emncucc that tits il up, and stagger in
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GEORGE W4RREN,

Fore Sheei--Nea The hfud Of fnorahnms WhdrF,
Has lust received and osvrs for sale
on boxes aud Chess young Hyson sLd sou
= chong TEAS,
bids W. l. snd st. Croix RUM,
Squarter casks and pipes Malaga and Lis
bon WINE,
1000 lbs. best Cheese,
bales Cotton.
10 hhds. retailing Molssses,
8 casks Sperm Oil,
10 c. skis 20d, Al and l0d Nsils1
10 bols- Musco~ado Sugar,
CsskS Rice,
Boxes Plrns-do. by 9 and 9 by 10 Gla4s
Mould and dipped Candles.
100 q. 9oxes Cigars.
so re.ms Wrapping Paper.
10 bbls. APples-5sgs of SHELLS,
Bags pper-PlmentO--Bio~n Salt,
Cognsc Brsndy-Americsn & Holland Cir
Gerry Rum-Windsor and bar Soap,
Double refined Sal Petre,
West Indis & domestic Cnffee &C h0colate
Cassla-Cloves-Nutm Sugar,
8 arch-Sul phT- Ginge,-I. F. Indigo,
Powder and Shot. &c. &c
a 50 ~ assortmtnt Ct
Hard q HoiiOW Ware.
If October 90.
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COMMUNICATED roR TIE GAZETTE
a Description Of he Fails at Lewiston. on ht
.4ndroScOggin RiUer.

a Description Of The Fails at Lelciston. on The
.4ndroScOggin Rjrer.
To those who have seen many Of the large
Cataracts in the United States, Lewiston Falls.
have, perhaps, little To excite curiosity; but to
those whg have not, they would certainly afford
greet qualification, and possess the reconmen-
dion Of being within our rc;,:h.
on the eastern bank Of the river, Just at the
bottom az the falls, large rock lifts ts head
thcariy 10 the level Of the water above the fall,
which is thirty feet or more above the surface OF
th, river below. The side of this rock, towards
tie river, IS nearly perpendicular; but on the
other side III fills OFF @radualy in a gentle de-
scent Tic AutroacCzli III PUSHES violently down
tie rapids, ro4-Inr llu da5hing among the black
f"Chs, and throwing is spray tar around. The
view is delightful from the top Of the rock; but
the spectator may, ii Ic chooses approach still
rCarer, BY creeping down IT. rough side though
FIR lis enjoyment, he must submit "a he sprlnkled
little with the spray. At the bottom OF the rock,
lire scene is still more rich, grand and dNersIil-
q and he ought not TO be enyied who can be-
hold IL without lively interest and profound awe.
The wafer, al It's fall, is divided into number
al streams, by several large rocks one ofwhich,
raliton has rendered famous 1t is said, that a
Iartv of Indians. Icing engaged with the whites,
vho lived near the fails, formed plan TO come
down in the night, and massacre the whole set
Element. They accordingly sent one Of their
number down the river, t. lindlc a fire on the
bank above the falls. This Indian was met BY
white, who suspcctiug some evil, killed him, 4
built a fire on this rock. in the night, the In
dams in their canoes, moved down the river, and
suspecting no harm, directed their cOmsc to-
wards the fire, which they supposed to have been
the signal of their messenger. They did not dis
cover their danger, till il was too late TO escape
and they were carried By the torrent down the
rapids, and dashed TO pieces among the rocks
\ On the western SIDE the water falls perpen-
dicularly, almost the whole distance, and the
spray rises much higher, than on the opposite
side, in which all the beautiful tints OF the rain
bow are frequently TO be seen. Il is recon-
mendcd to those who ride for pleasure, to make
an excursion to these falls; which possess claims
TO curiosity, and offer high qualifications to the
contemplative mind. J. n.
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hA GAZETTE >EeA
=5As< SHIPPING LIST. .=sss
PORT OF PORTLAND....
ARRIVALS


TUESDAY, Oct. 23--arrived brig .4beons,
Porter. from Boston, with merchandise, TO order.
THURSDAY, 25th-schr. llsley, Prince, fr.
St. andrews, with plaster.
Sal UR DAY, 27th--schr. Dolphin, BlanCh-
ard from Boston-sloops Leander. Green, from
do. with mon-Votary, hickman, do. merchan-
die.
SUNDAY, 28th-.loop. Packet, Loriug, Bos-
ton-siilledgvile. Knight, do. schrs. Active,
Trow, do.-Fame, Tucker, do.
MONDAY, 29th-schr. Relief. Baxter, from
Frederick shurg. with -four to 4. Greely-brig Lii
on, Humphrey, from Martinico, via Boston, with
molasses and wine, 20 J. Mahan-brig Jane, Ba-
con. "A DAVIS from Point Petre, with molasses 70
n. Nc Lellan, Esq. Left there 4th inst. briggs
Enterprize, Merrill, Interchangeable, LARA
bee. for the leewsri-Pacifc, Durham, taking
in csrgo-aud Cordelia. Sawyer, all of Portland,
the latter in days-brig Merchant, Blind, for
New London, uncertain-schrs. lgot, Gould, of
Newburn, for st. Thomas, uncertain-Little
John, Bemoth, for Newyork in days-Lyda,
Livingston, Of Newburyport, discharging-Rob-
ert Lenor, Stone Of Ne wburn, for .Newyork 10
days-Jehn .7msted, Neal, Of Washington, for
st Thomas, in two days.-Lat. 80, long. -, sp.
orig Hope, for Philadelphia. She had on board
the captain and mate Of the brig antelope, Of N.
Brunswick, lost on lnaqua.
CLE.4R.4.NCES.
TUESDAY, Oct. % cleared schr. Susan,
York, for st Andrews-brig Ellen, Hall, for st.
Domingo-brig Susan and Sarah, Robinson, for
st. Barts.-24th, brig Augustus, Stackpole, for
St barts-schr. Lesnder Gerrish, for Philsdel-
phIa.- 25th, brig Superior. LOring, for 81. An
drews-sloop Messeuger, Morse, for Boston =
26th, schr Romeo, Driukwater, for St. andrews.
9Th. schr. Eagle, Soule, for st. andrews
sloop Madison, Crowell, for New fork-schr.
Dispatch. Bradford, Tor Fredericksburg.
BALTIMORE, Oct. els, 7. VI. Arrived,
schr Walter. Gardiner, IS days from ST. Barts
A ship, formerly the q. {. brig Pronsiheus,
comma aided by a Frenchaan, named Dubois,
noted Pirate, anchored at the Five Islands,
short time before the sailing the Walter; the
Governor Of ST. Barts, having received the INTEL
lI.ence. requested the assistance OF Com. Cbay-
tor, Of the Independence. in the Buenos Ayrean
service, TO bring HIM into port, accompanied by
Swedish schr with guard on board they pro-
ceeded to board the Pirate. when she was carri-
ed. without resistance--the crew, with the ex-
ception of two, havipg deserted them at their APP
proach Dubois made his escape, and could not
be traced.
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r.. RUGGLES,
NOTICE.

HE subscribers, three Of the persons nam led
il IN the act incorpor ating the CUMBERLAN d
INSURANCE COMPANY, passed by the Legislature
ct the State Of Maine, on the 18th day Of March,
1921, Hereby notify the subscribers to said In
surance Company Stock, to meet at the Office
ofJAMES NEAL, Esq in Exchange Street, Port
land,qh Tuesday the 18th day Of November next, ,
at . O'clock P. NJ.
For the purpose Of electing the first board Of
Directors.
To establish By Laws. And
TO transact any other business that may prop.
erly come before them.
ASA CLAP,
ALBERT NEWHALL.
HEZ. WINSLOW.
Portland, Oct. %, 1921. 2w.
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REMOVAL.
WILLIAM DIX

ID ESPECTFULLY acqnainis the inhabtantsIot
IL Portland and the Public that he has removed
to the shop lately occupied by ID. Newcom6, (EIn-
graver) lHddte-Street, two doors east OF ;. Hfr'
rods, where the Tailoring Business will be a'ten u
ed 20 in all its branches.
rPAlI orders executed with neatness, puncttI-
atty and dispatch.
Portland Oct. 80.
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SELECT ORATORIO,

T'IlE public are respectfully informed that the BEE
THOEEN SOCIETY, intend giving n SeIsd Ora
toyio. on Friday EVENING November 9th a
their HALL in the ACADEMY building, 10 CONNIE nc'
at half past o'clock
PART 1T
Solo and Chorus Rejoice Judah, BY Hasiel
SOLO and Chorus, Divine Inspiration,
% thou whose power WhitakeT
Double Chorus. RE cave them Iailstones for
rain from the Ontori0 OF Israel in Egypt, Handel
Trio and Chorus, The Heavans are tel
ling By Hayden
Solo and Chorus, Hark the Vesper Hymn
Is stealing
Recitative, Now the work Of mans re-
demption. Beethoven
Chorus, Haleluiah TO the Father.
PART "a.
OVERTURE.
The Intercesson, BY NJ. P King
Recitative. Father thy word is past.
Air for his sake will leave thy bosom.
Recitative, But he shall rise victorious.
Chorus The Multitude Of Angels.
Recitative, Thus they IN heaven.
Air, Why comes not death.
Recitative, The great ArChangel
Air, Must leave thee.
Semi Chorus, Lament not Eve.
Duett With Sghs the air fTcquenting
Quartetto and Chorus, Thus they in lowest plight.
Air, See Father.
Semi Chorus, The Heavenly Choir.
Chorus Hallelujah Amen.
|r-3-Tckets at 80 cents, may he had at the BoOl
stores Of Messrs William Hyde, RICHARDSON and 10
and Pratt and Sawyers
CHARLES MORRIS Secfy.
Portland Oct 10 Owl
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-HT.4RRTED.

In Hitterv. Mr.. James Richardson of this town. to
Miss Abisci NJ Curtis, Of the former place.
IN Amsbury, Mass. Mr.. Samuel H. Dorset formerly
OF tins town 60 Miss Nery Little. of .ic former place.
in New-Goucestcr Lieutenant Isaac Gross, Of 1uT-
ner to Miss Persis ". Davis.
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EDWARD HOWE,
40. 5, lWerchanLs' Rop. MiddLe So.

No. 5, Merchants Roe, Middle Street.
Black, blue, brown, green and mixed
3ROADCLOTHS aud CASSIMERES--one
bats FL4NNEL>, and two bales BOMB 4
%ETIS, different Coiours--one bale IA ga g.
10-4 ia t2-4 1874 ROSE BL4NKETS-blue
Hunters CIOth-Duffil -CoatIngs-colored BON
bdzeeneS-CambleI-bue black and white Rat
tinetts-5lue and brown Queeu's Clclh-Pehsse
Cloth-S,lk aud Worsted Vestings-green and
crimson Morean--blnck, blue aud white TaDby
Nelvets-SiIk VeIvels-Drab ketsey-worsted
black OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Shawls-printed
MerIno ohawls and Handkerchief "a new artice)
-worsted Hose-Salisbugy Fiannels-Nankin X
Canton MISUNDERSTANDING Silks
Flag and bandana Handk chiefs-ItaiIan and
french black, green and white Crapes-sewing
Silks and Iwist-Neckercbieis Calicos-Ihreaa
LaceS-M sdrass Handkerchiefs-w bite and col
ored Cambric>--cot,on Table Covers ana Doyies
Fancy and black silk Handkerchefs-leno and
book, plain and figured Msslins-cotton and linen
Ihreads-turniture Patch DIm,ty-silk Braids
and RiDOoHs-whte, brown aud black Linens
cotton Umbrellas gilt and twist Buttons-Buck,
Doe, Beaver and Kid GIoves-Iinen Danask--
Russia DIapers--Bed bindings & Frnges-W ebO's
patent SusPeuders, &c &c.
ALSO,
Factory Sheetiags-S hirtings -Gmstqm, -
Stripss-Bedtcktngs and Checks.
6UO0 TO- live Geese and Russia FEATHERS.
On hand good assortment OF gilt and ma
hogany framed LOOKING GLASSES, which
will be sold al large discount from the factory
prices,te close the sale of that article.
French Paper Hangings and MI
rtary Goods.
The above articles will be sold low, for cash.
a7-N. Il. Beds and Mattresses
made at the shortest notice, and all orders punc-
tually attended TO.
Portland, Oct so. D.
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AUCTION SALES.
nv ATWOOD a. QUINCY.

BIZ ATWOOD a. QUINCY.
TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, Ocf. 81 az
their Office, ErchaHgs Street, al 10 O'Clock.
A \ invoice OF HARD WARE / FANCY
"A GOODS di50,
1 casks Rice,
IL bales damaged Cotton,
Gaze containin so Silk Umbrellas.
At NJ O'Clock.
IS Acres Land in Cape Elsdbeh, near Capt,
Stsnws0d's
HaLf past XII. O'Clock, ~ front ~ Office,
good family Horse, Chase and Harness,
7 good seryiceabIe Horses.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30

tOLET-Half of a two story
HOUSE six rooms,) pleasantly situated on
High-Strect -ArPiy a. this Office. Get 80.
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NOTICE.

THE ProPrieto : OF the PorlIsnd Monument
Ground ere hereby notified that their annual
meeting vii be held Oh Tuesday the en- day Of
November next al 5 &C lock, 4. NJ. a. tbe hVu-r.
OF Capt. LbMuZL MOODY.
ENOCH MOODY, Prop'rs CIcTk
Portland, Oei. 81.
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Euening School.

A SCHOOL is opened by II. PRIScE, AT his
n School Room, in Cumberland Street, for IN
strUction in the usIal branches. Such a. are dps
posed 20 attend to the practical parts OF Matte
matics will here find such expOsiions as Will ma &c
their studies pleasant and useful.
oct. %, 1921.
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JAMES NEAL
HIS for sale at his OFF CT, II EKCHANCE-sTREETI
900 barrels Mess No. | aud BEEF,
cOO 100 half barrels Mess and No. ditto.I
10 do. DO TONGUES,
$50 boxes Mould Candles,
20 hhds. Turks Island SALT,
BIT Half HOUSE 10 let. in the soupl
part Of the town. (tfO Oct. 3d.
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Men School BOOK.


The Evangelical Instructor, designed for the
use Of schools. Price 81 IL cents.
First Lessons Ia Geography and Astronomy,
Wirh seven Maps, and Plate of tire sOiar oys-
tenn for the use OF Young children PFicc 95 csnts.
Jamieson's Grammar of Rhetorick and Polite
Literature. compreheudng the principles Of Ian
gusge and style-the Nements of Taste end Crit
icism with rules for the study Of Composition and
EIoqueuce, illustrated by appropriate Examples,
! with questions. Price St&5.
Tyter's and Robin's Elements Of Ancient and
Modern History, with questions. Price 81 so.
Questions, 81 10 Cents-for The use Of schools.
WheIpley's Compend of History, FROM the ear
liest times. comprehending general view OF tue
present state OF tue world and brief dissertst,on
| on the Importance If Historical knowledge, With
Questions adapted 20 the work for the OF schools
and academies. Price s. 81 IL, Questions n ca.
Questions to Murray's Gammsr
Perry'S Spelling Book.
Just Published and for sale a. above, new and
improved edition Of Perry's Spelling Book.
Universalist's hymn BOOKS.
TiHage Harmony.
t2th, 18th, 14,h 18Th, 10th aud 17Ih Editions
Of the Village Harmony.
TempH Cdrmina
Or Songs Of the TempIe-7th and 8th Elitions Of
me bfIdSewstSr Collection OF Sacred Musis.
Northern Harmony.
9Th Edition of the Norihern Harmony.
ALSO
JUST RECEIVED,
DON JUAN, by Lord Byron.
Lady Morgan's Italy, vols.
EnlIess Amussmeus, collection If nearly 400
entertaining experiments in the various branChe,
Of science, viz :-AcoustiCs-ArilLmet ic-C Chem
istPy-E!e tricitv-H draulcs---Hy drostatlcs -
Magnetism : Mechanics and Optics.
CLARK Astronomy.
Visiting Cards and Billet Paper.
FAR VI ER'S ALMANACS.
k. B. Thoma>', Maine, Christian and 20 ckct
ALMANAC5 for
l99Aa
For Sale as above by the thousand, gros, dozen or
single.
Public and private Libraries furnished at the
shortest notice, and as good terms as can he
purchased elsewhere. If. Oct. 80.
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Bracket DOUcT.

TNO be sold, at private sale one acre and one
fifth Of an acre, IN the tract Of land in Port
land, commonly called the Bracket dover. APP
ply TO WILLIAM WILLIS.
Middle Street, Portland, Oct. %.
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In this town, Paulina-Ann, daughter Of Mr.. Luther
Flood aged 9 months-Goorge b. son OF Mr. Newman
Moves, aged years and months.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30

We understand that new volume Of Poems,
BY the author Of Sukey viii shortly appear ia
Boston.
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The Brig Altoona.

on THURSDAY merit Moo. Isl. az o'oloGk,
As she came from sea now lying north side
Of SQion Wharf.
- Conditions at sale.
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B. & G.. WILLIS

uAvE Just received, by the Triton, from Liv-
erpooi, a few real Norwich CANBLtTs,
Browns aud NAVY BLUES, for Gertlemen's
Cioaks.
A fine assortment of Barnsley
Table Linen, in cloths and pieces, of ell Sizes
plaid and cooured Daulask Table Covers Oh 10
f2-i-Doyleys-stout English Diaper. for Towel
jag--Linen Napkns-Scotch Linen Lawn, for
Hdkfs--Shoe Liuens--Llnen sheetings--Irish Lin
ens-f00 printed Cashmere shaws, beautiful pat
terns--the best quality of Caroline Plaids, 60 he
sold at so cents per ysrd-scarlet, crimson, blue
and green Moreans--Ladies' white and colored
Lila . nd beaver Gloyes--men's and boys leather
do.-Enr,s:sh silk Hose, of every descriPton-baif
do.--spun silk Gloves-Ffench Pilareens, for La
dies winter cspes--a great variety OF inserting
Trimmiugs--Brussels Carpe,;ng and hearth Hugs.
They have remaining. of their fell Importation,
very complete assortment of London
Supertfnc Cloths & CasSimereS
A fine choice Of LADIES' CLOTHS;
Broadclofhs, Coatings, DuffLs, kerses, super
fine Hunters Cloths. Fldnneis, Scotch
Plaids and Bombdzees.
All Of the above, together with an extensive as
sortmens of other seasonabie Goods. they have i'm
ported this season, direct from the manufactures,
and will sell at The lowest importing prices.
Portland, Dec. tftb, 1871. u
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Real Estate for Sale.

THOMAS MERRILL, guardian to CARO-
LINE M. HOW, minor, having obtained
license therefor from the Supreme Judicial Court
of the State, will sell at PubIicA ucton onThurs-
day the 9th day Of December current, at 10
O'Clock A. M. at TIMOTHY FLETCHER'S
office in ErchGnge-Street, PORTLAND, all said
minors interest in and to the following describ-
ed Real Estate situated in said Portland and
late the property of Daniel How, Merchant. de-
ceased, being one fifth part in common and undi-
vided one Of the heirs Of the said Daniel, de-
ceased viz.
A lot Of land with the brick building thereon
standing on Middle Street, owned in common and
undivided with William Evans, being one half
of said land and building and now occupied by
said Evans and William How.
A lot Of land on Spring Street, lying between
lots now occupied by Henry Goddard on one side
and Joseph c. Boyd on the other side and az
tending from said Spring Street to Free Street.
A lot of land ard house thereon on High Street.
adjoining Capt. William McLellan's land and
now occupied by Thomas Eaton.
A lot of land on Danforth Street, formerly own.
ed by the late Thos. Robinson.
A lot on State Street adjoining land owned by
Judge Preble.
A lot with house and shop thereon on Union
Street.
Also half a lot owned in common with William
Evans adjoining the lot on which the Methodist
Westinghouse stands,
Also at the same time and place will be sold
all the right, title, and interest Of the rest Of the
heirs Of the said Daniel, deceased, and Of their
assigns to the remaining four ffths in common
and undi vided Of the several parcels Of real
estate above described, together with the Wild
ow's right of dover therein, pursuant TO an agree
ment entered into by said Widow and the said
heirs and their assigns.
A particular description Of the title to and 0
the bounds Of said real estate may be seen al
said Fletcher's Office prior TO the day of SALE
Terms, Cash on the delivery of the deeds.
THOMAS MERRILL, Guardian.
JOHN MUSSEY, JR. Agent for he heirs &c.
TIMOTHY FLETCHER, -auss'r
Portland, Dec. 8, 1921.