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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-20

lords thcm ABOVE twice as much light AMI heat.
Our e.rth appears % some times much larger
10 them, than ever Venus does to Us. A year
there i completed in seven and a half Of oar
months.
Mars ISl-Aftcr the earth we inhabit, the
next planet in the solar system is Mars. In this
planet are certain spots, BY the constant returns
Of which, his days and nights have been found to
he Of about the same length rs ours, and but lit
Tie difference between summer and winter. The
years there are twice as long rs ours. Onr
Garth appears to the inhabitants of Mars, as Ve-
nus does 10 us-and never above 40 degrees dis
tant from the sun.
Jupiter u THE aforementioned planets,
earth and all, are not worth mentioning in com
parison with Jupiter, with respect TO magnitude
and plurality of moons. For the diameter of
Jupiter IS above twenty times larger than that of
our earth, and he has four satellites or moons,
that constantly rcvolve about him as our moon
does about us; SO that Jupiter is seldom new
er without moon shine nights. The frequent
conjunctons and cclipses of these moons afford
a pleasant sight TO the inhabitants there. He
enjoys perpetual equinox hence his days and
nights are always equai-five hours each. One
Of bis years j. equal 70 twelve Of ours.
Saturn [hl.-Thi5 planet is above ten times
further distan; from the sun than we are; and
by consequence enjoys not above the hundredth
part of THAI influence from him that the earth
does. But still he has the advantage of his Eve
moons and the delightful prospect that the lu-
fninous ring about him affords, which by night
appears like shining bow to some parts of his
globe, and in the morning grows weaker and
pater than moon in the day time. The
length Of his days cannot be determined, be-
cause lis diCrn2! rotation has not been dscoy-
cred. But one Of lis years is as long as thirty
OF ours. The inhabitants Of Saturn know Of no
planet except Jupiter which appears to them as
Ienus does to Us, never removing above 81 de-
grees from the sun.
The Eart [Gl.-Fergrson says, the earth
we mhablt, appears TO the inhabitants of our
own moon, or LuiaGrians, - times larger than
She does 10 us, and affords them proportionably
as much more light aud that our earth appears
to the inhabitants there, sometimes horned
sometimes gibbous, but never full.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-20

In this town, on Saturday evening last, IL
sHA NJ sELY, son Of Mr.. Nicholas Lorins, aged
10 years. Funeral at O'Clock this afternoon
Thomas Z. son Of Mr. David Robinson, aged Is
months.
At North-Yamouth, on sunday morning last, al
eleven O'Clock, WILLIAM BAROWS, ESQ. Coun-
seor at law, aged 37.-Obtuary notice in our next.
In Windham, on the 9th inst. Mr. Jcdediah
Morrill,, Of Lewiston, aged 10. The circutnstan-
Ces y b Oh occasioned his DEATH show US in a clear
isbt, how suddenly the thread of life may be
broken. While on his way TO visit his friends in
Nindham, IN attempting TO cross a small bridge
about mile from Gray Corner he fell from his
horse at the same time loaded team was pas
sing The bridge and and one Of the wheels struck
his hcad-which, together with the fall from
his horse, terminate his existence. What was
singular, the team was loaded with timber de-
signed for house TO be placed the burying
yard He was indeed an Industrious, well In
formed farmer.
Ia Cumberland, Miss Mary Nlarston, aged 90.
In G0udsboro', Me. lst inst. Thomas Hill, Esq.
Post mister Of that town, and most useful and re-
spectacle citizen He had been professor of religion
from early life and by constantly practising its precepts,
gave the fullest assurance that had departed from
this world only inherit the rich promises of that
better one which is 10 come.
In India Rev. Samuel Newell, American Missionary.
Mrs. Poor, wife Of the Rev. Mr.. p. another of the
mis- 0narieS.
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COMMUNICATED FOR THE GAzETTi


Mn. SHIRLEY,-Notcing in your paper OF the
18th instant, an article from the aurora headed
!. JUPITER AND SATURN" containing some re-
marks on those distinguished celestial bodies, as
they now appear in the evening over the east
crn horizon" | would offer for your publ
cation, if YOU feel disposed. some further &C
count Ct these, and OF the other principal planets
of our system, according TO the observations OF
the ingenious MIR. HUYGTNs. And first OF the
qlner,nosi, OF nearest tie sun -
: Mercury This planet ! three tunes
nearer that vast bedysof light ana heat, than the
s,rtb we inhabit. hence the inhabitants there,
see him three times bigger, and feel him nine
times hotter, than we do. They may have pe-
aus and the Earth opposite TO the Sun, which at
such times shine most gloriously on ihe hercu-
rails
Iy,nusr Z 1.-The inhabitants Of Venus, have
much the same face of things, as those OF sAer-
eurg The sun appears 10y half larger IN bis d. gu
ameter. 10 s inbabiiants, than 70 US, ana al
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-20
NOTICE.

TINE Stockholders Of the Cumberland Jnsr-
Il Gaee Company, having at their Meeting belc
on Tuesday lat. voed tbs, en- iustsimeGt oftli'y
dollars on each sh.e, 70 be paid in. on or before
Thursday The cd instant. The President and
Directors hereby give notice that they ALL st-
end at he Office Of AME5 NEAL, ESQ. or Thurs-
day nexl. from o'clock. a. Nj. 70 5 U'clotk r.
VI. tor he upase at receiving ,he sAmf.
BE- order Of he President and iTeeiors.
JAMES NEAL, President.
Cumberland Insurance Office PoriiGHd, NCr. 20
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SELECT ORATORIO.

THE public are respectfully informed that the
l. BEETHOYEE SOCIETY, having been
requested to repeat their Oratorio, have conclu-
ded 70 10 i on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT,
with some variations) as several Of the Orches-
ira contemplate being absent soon aftty, which
would prevent compliance with the public wish
for number of weeEs-to commence at hall past
six O'Clock.
Tickets, at SO cents, may be had at the Book
stores Of Messrs. WILLIAM HYDE, RICHARDSON
s. LORD and PRATT & SAWYER.
CHARLES MORRIS, Sse'ry.
Portland. Nov. 90. 1921.
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1T PRIVATE SHE,
By ATWOOD s. QUINCY
700 bbls. new Beef, mess

No. /, 2 and 3,
40 chests Souchong Tea, Savannah cargo,
500 sides Soal Leather, of superior quality,
lot English, fat and square bar Iron, just land
ed AT No. A, Union Wharf
new lot stone Jugs,
A valuable Estate, consisting OF Store. Dwell
ling House aud Land, which will be sold
bargain il applied for Situated near
the store occupied BY Messrs. Barteis and Ba-
ker. Fore street
A Portland Rife Uniform, which viii be sold
cheap ifspplied for soon.
1000 lbs. English bistered and cast Steel,
25 doz. English Spades and Shovels,
100 boxes bloom, Nluscstel and bunch Raisins,
20 b6Is" Domestic Coffee prepared by the cell
ebrated Long, Philadelphia,
1000 lbs. l.. Sugar,
40 bales prime Cotton,
neys and elegant toned Piano Forte,
90 barrels L. Sugar,
100 boxes yellow dipped Candles,
80 square and round bales Cotton Of superior
quality,
Elegant britannia metal tea and coffee Pots, by
the ,cask dozen.
.4Iso-Block tin Tea Pots, at 8 dollars or. dog,
90 hhds. St. Croix aud w. Island Rum, swee,
flavoured and Of superior quality,
hhds patent Rum,
| 5000 gallons n. r. Rum,
Grille and Malaga
Pipes Cognac Brandy,
| do. Common do.
Casks Sperm Oil,
| / case Lond~n Quilts,
! Is bbl. Summer Strained Oil,
2cases Paper Hangngs,
!, 100 boxes Brown Soap, t..
rs kegs retailing and shipping Tobacco,
| Bags PimenIU-bOxes Starch
/ 90 tons English Dat bar Irou,
! 2j do. iron Hollow Ware az the same discount
! az tie furnace. Nov. 90.
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GAZETTE
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF PORTLAND..,,
ARRIVALS,

ARRIVALS.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. IA Ar schr Jefferson
Stone, from Portsmouth, iron; sloops William,
Mcclellan. Alexandra, -four; Am erica, Stan
wood, Boston. In the Roads, brig Harriet AMI
Lucy, Farnsvorth, from Camden for Boston, with
plaster.
THURSDAY-Ar schrs Charity, Hatch, St.
John, n. B. with plaster; Susannah, York, st.
Andrews, with plaster Romeo, Drinkwater, do.
do. sloop Maine, Lowell, Boston brig Fame,
Thompson, ST. Jago de Cuba, with sugars.
SATURDAY-ar sChrs Stork, Bray, from ST.
Andr ws for Boston, with plaster-Irue Ameri-
can, Bray, do. do. do.
oUNDAY-brg Only Son, Burton, PASSPORT,
for Boston, lumber and wood-schrs Hannah,
Tyler, St. Andrews, for Boston, with plaster
Experiment, Herrick, St. John, for Bo ton, coal.
NONDAY-sloop Betsey, Prince, Portsmouth,
with tobacco.
CLE.4R.4.VCES.
TUESDAY, Nov. l3-Cl sloop Messenger,
Green, Boston.
WEDNESDAY-Cl briggs Levant, Crockett
Havana Margaret Sarah, Lewis, Surinam !;
Albert, Poland, ST. Augustine sloop Lesnder,
Whiting, do: sch Jackson, Bennett, ST. Do
mingo.
SATURDAY-cl brig Mechanic, Purington,
for Cuba.
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100000 dollars,
ANOTHER OF
$4,000 Dollars,
TWO OF
10000 Dollars,
FIVE or
000-5000-500O--5 000-5000

disposed Of
Either Of which would 'Iight up the smiles"
and chase away the dull cares arising froW enbar-
rassment and poverty.-Io those whose wants are
more circumscI ibed. this Scheme presents also to
100 adventh ers opportunity of securing PIizes Of
Oae Thousand Dollars each :
Besides ten Of FIVE Hundred Dollars, and large
number Of smaller denomination.
Although The tickle goddess will bold her evees
at the above Office, yel the arrangement is not in
tended to interfere with the preIensions OF others
who proclaim themselves - Agents for the State
of aine," and choose TO court her smiles in other
place.
Those who mean 10 seek her good graces' will
DO well % apply soon al The Portland Bookstore,
where letters ofintrodrction may be mad for Si3--
! Quarters, s.. 50-Eights, 81, 75-Si4teenths, 81
cents.
JsOrders from a distance, enclosing the cash,
postage Paid) will be promptly attended %, by
]. JOHNSON.
| Portland, Nov. 90.
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,1T.4RRTED

10 Topsham, by VIM. T. Davis Esq. Mr.. Eli
phalet l.. Bryant OF Hebron, TO Miss Lydia Co
naht.
In Exeter, n. III. mr. Oliver Latkin, Of Wat
erville, Me. to Miss - Gilman.
InGIay Dea. John Humphrey, to Mrs Ruth Lord
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Drugs and Medicines.
HENRY BUTMAN,

Middle Street, OFFERS FOR SALE,
* Bills GLAtBER SALTS,
- 900 lbs V.LERIAN ROJT,
1 case Gun CAMPHoR,
do. MIGNEsIA,
so groce White PHIALsl
200 groce phial CoRks,
bbI. Gum ARABIC,
50 los. red PRECIPITATE,
100 lbs RHUBARB,
bbl. CoLuMBe RooT,
do Curcuna de-
do. Anuis Seed,
50 lbs. Spanish OTTER,
$50 To-. aUICKsILvER,
Bales P.nkrJOt-Gentian,
Snakeroo'- Orange Peel,
Sienna aud .Liquorire Root,
Cream Tartar best cold pressed Caster OIL
acknowledgements Wood-Opium-. Borax re-
dned-crude Antimony-t Flor Sulphur alomei.-
Tart. Emetic-lpecac Olive Oii-Gum Ammo
niac--oil Peppermins-Gum Myrrh-Sug' e Lead
Gum Kno--CsstiIe and Windsor Sosp-SpeI-
.naceti-BurguDda itch-Musk--P Powdered Jal
ap-OiVitriol IN Gases aud csrboys--Balsam Co.
paiva- CascarIla Batk K, with an assortment Of
Surgical instruments at Boston
rrees otr Portland Nov. 90.
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PEEIEY. Esq Il Br,dgtoa, and rs correctness
may he relied upon with full confidence.
ACABBAGB was raised this year by Maj.
OIUER POLLARD, OF Alinot, measuring 48 -
inches in circumference, aud weighing II -
lbs. all dressed it for the pot, except cutting oil
the stump.
Mr.. Benjamin Remington, Of Warwick, raised
: Potato the present year, which weighed 3 ~
pounds. Ii was the fourth year from TIC potato
ball.
A Turnip raised in township No. 8, Me
weighed Is pounds, and measured - inches in
diameter, aud inches deep.
There wa raised on an acre Of land near Albany,
.Nis year. 90 bushels Of Tuabagsa, and Oh another
acre 63j bushels Of turnips.
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FOUND.

IN rhis town. last week, he Union Societys Meet
l pr-uouse bundlr cortsninE pair OF wOolen wsis
TrcMsrrs-rwo p-ir woosn wae Drswrtt-t~ par stock
Wzstcoat ~ cun>idei ehlv votn-snd 40 Gle
pcrk-tBook cen zinng nduus, one OF which
b.a me n.me OF Anthem, Cooh.F owner as desiTed
% ovr property pay for this ADJ smen and x. them
- y y ~, t1 LUCY MURRAY.
ranrt-stiees Porl1rd, NOV. =, 1871.
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Ar Court Of Probate held North Yarmouth. within and
fer the county 81 Cubrrltni on rae sreoao nrsdy N
November IN the year our Lord eighteen hundred and
twenty
TEP EMIAH REED. and Mary his ~ifr 7dminlstrarrl'-
- TX the estate Ut William late Of Prwua n
said county ecs se having presented her FIST OF
administration Of the esgsJe ct said deeeSS d
ORDERED, That the said Reed snd vile give notice 70
all persons Interested. BY sig OF hs order 70 b
published three Ks SuccesSiveiv ~ this Portland zetc
printed "a Portland that they appear Probate
Court 70 b. held Portland III said he third
Tue sdzy Of December or tie clock a. the ore
noon and shtvv cause any they have. vhN the houl
nor be aO~ed. A. H.. PARKS. lud-S.
copy Attest, HorstIo southgstr, Register
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice al Concern
ed, that she has been duly appointed anil taken upon
herself the trust of Administrators the estate Vt
ERENEZER STROUT,
late OF Durham, in the county Of Cumberland, conan
deceased giving bord the law ttTrctsShe hrreore
al p-r.cns who nd bted the said ceee~s-
eds mnrde payment, ard these who have
any demands exAbT the same tor srtrerenro
: MARY STRoUT.
Durham, Nov ;, I37I.
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Cloths G. CasSimereS.

BARBOUR & SCOTT
HAVE lust added 10 their stock OF
CLOTHS & CASSIMERES all additional supply
just mported-maAing their assortment very ex-
nsive. UrD Nov. 20.
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FOUND,

ON Long Wharf, one pair Of SHOES, and two
" FUR C.4PS,-Tbe owner may have then,
~ proving property and paying for this adver-
tisement. Apply at No. 20, on said Wharf.
Y q % 1921.
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Capr. knight formerly of this who Ltsy srry ed
Ph~urphis from l. ghOTn, tel la with the wreck 81
ship FoS the Soth s. miles from sandy Hook
ana sending boar examine h-T, the Uihcer conceived
he human voices HI Teturned the sp, procured
hole in the side OF the vessel and liberated tour
Sens who had been eUHnru three d. and three nIghS
IN rh hold. Although DIR knees, and up 70 their
ecks water, They made tnir from The orrsas.ie
into the hold and subSstng -four and lard! The
Sea Fox bound on New York tor Port Prlfcc, and
wa ina sol the 27th. The master, mate two
seanrn anu passengers had teen taken n boat
the Sth and i-nded u Iap0in Cove. Hrtas have oeen
algd Capt kaght crew, raised by SUBS
n Phil. d-lpnis. There remained the chin tsr The
ship c4rsizet. Passengers anu Lady OF New York hs
tablicry offered dollars d ptrson who VIII
10 ~ searsh OF the ship aud either Of them.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Oct. 81. lat. 25, Ion 63, sch Scion, IL days
hence, for Martinique.
Oct. 81, lat 81, Ion II, brig with figure
head, u days from Portland.
Nov >, lat 50, Ion &c, brig Augustus, Stack
pole, 4 days from this port for st. Bsrts.
MEMORANDA.
The blockade CT Lasuira was raised, begin
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LIT for Table use. consia &c far sale 81 the
l. Store of IONA. STEWART, Fore s,iee..
Nov. 90. 5m0.
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WANTED TO HIRE.

a DWELLING-HOUsE in central part OF
"A the town, convenient fer a large family. En-
quire ofthe Printer.
July 81.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

CUMBFRLAND, s..
TAKEN BY Execution, md 20 be sold al Pub
TIC 4ueif9l. on Monday. tie fSih day Of .4,Iguss
neTt, at 10 O'Clock. a. IT. az ne AUCTION Room
GfsTEPHEN MCCLELLAN & TIMOTHY FLETca-
EP, Exchange street. Portiand-
A Ii the right in equity of redenpiio1 which
IA JOHN DEARING has, in and % bis farm IN
the town q Scarborough, ia said county, at
place called Biue-poinf, contsining one hundred
and nine acres, being the same farm which his "a
Their, lsaac bearing, late Of said Scar borough de-
ceased, purchased Of Solomon Hartford, Esq. W
deed. recorded with the deeds for Cumberland
county, book 81, page Si8. Said lard descended
20 said John bearing. as heir law TO sald Isaac.
and IS the same which said John moEtgsged "a
George Fox ard Albert * Stevens Dec. e, 1870.
to secure the payment OF one hundred ninety-fve
dollars and nineteen cents. and interest. a. per
mortgkFe deed. recorded in Register, book 90,
page III, will appear
J. NJ. GERRIsH. Dry sh,f.
Portland, July Q, 1891.
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DI 1RICT OF MIME SIS


DE IL REMEM BERED, That OF this twelfth
- day Of July, in the year Of cur Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty one. and the fo,ty
sixth year of the independence Of the United
OF America, Simon Greenleaf, E>q. OF The District
OF Maine, has deposited in this Office, the title Of
Book, the right whereof he claims as sutbor. in
the words following viz.
. a Collection Of Cases overIuled doubted. =,
limited in their oppcstion. Taken from Ameri-
can and English Reports. Dv Simon Greeniesf
Councillor at Law Portland Printed BY Ar.
thur Shirley. 1921"
In conformity TO the Act Of the Congress Of
the United States entitled, " An Act for The en-.
couragement ofIearning, by securing The COME.
OF maps. charts, and books, 70 the authors ami
Propretors o&uch copies, during the times therein
mentioned :" aud al>o. TO an act, entitled. An
Act supplementary 10 act entitled an act for the
encouragement CT learning BY securing the copies
Of maps, charts. and books TO the authors and pro-
Prietors OF such copies, during the times therein
mentioned, and extending The benefits thereof 20
The arts OF designing engraving, and etching his
toricsl and other prints"
JOHN MUSsFY, Jus.
Clerk Of the District Court Of Mime.
"A frue copy os Of recgrd.--.4fest.
JOHN MUsstY, JUn. Clerk ID. C. Waius.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

CUMBERLAND SIS.
Taken by Execution and 70 be sold at public AUG
ton, on Monday, the 18th day Of August next.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the Auction Room NJ
Messrs. Stephen Mcclellan, & Timothy Fetch
er, Exchange-Street, Portland
A LII the right in equity Of redemption whicR
"A John Groves has 10 and 10 the following
described mortgaged Real Estate, viz a certain
10; or parcel oflsnd with the dwelling house theron
on situated in said Portlsnd-lying between mid
die and fore Streets and bounded as follows. viz
beginning at the southerly corner Of land DarieI
Manly purchased Of the heirs of Edmund Mount
fort deceased, and on the dividing line between
said land winch Daniel Manly purchased Of the
heirs OF said Edmund Mounifort, and the land
owned by said heirs--thence north 45o east on the
southeriy side of said land SD purchased by said
Manly, about s rods and lisks, more or less. 10
Moody's land, 50 calIed--thence North 4Jo west
adjoining said Moody's land O. feet to land of
Francis Martin-ihence south $50 west adjoining
said Martins land about rods 5 links. 20 Eliza
beth Mountfort's IsRd--tbence north AGO esst
adjoining said EIizsbelh Mountfort's land O. feer
TO the first bounds, heiDg the same lot said Groves
purchased of Thomas Raker-sad real estate il
mortgaged to Messrs. Chase and Corry 20 secure
The payment Of t05 dollars and interest from TIE
9Th day OF March, 1921, (see regr. book SO, page
328.)
]. M. GERRISH, D'iy Sniff.
Portland, July Z, 1921.
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FRENCH PAPER-HANGINGS.
EOR SALE

THREE House Lots in and near Washington
Street,
One House Lot in or near Cumberland Street.
Oae undivided half Of House and Land fornerIv
belonging TO Neal Shaw.
One undivided half of House and Land AZ Cant
sick owned with Richard Gooding.
One undivided half Of Saw Mill on the INNER
Falls Brunswick, now occupied by Vincent
Woolside.
The above would be exchanged for English or
W. |. Goods, or for Land n the Country
Apply TO ATWOOD QUINCY
Portland May g.
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SHERIFF 'S SALE.
Portland, July Z, 1921.

CUMBERLAND
Taken by Executions and to be sold at public Ave
tion on Monday the 18Th day of August next.
at the auction room of MesSrs. Stephen McLel-
Ian and Timothy Fletcher, Exchange Street.
Portland
4 LII the right in equity OF redemption which
n Elias Kelsey has in and 10 the following des
cribed mort gagged real estate, viz a certain lot I,
land with the buildings thereon situated il said
Portland and bounded as fellows viz: beginning
at stake standing az tie soutbwes,erly corner Of
the lot belonging 10 Benjamin 1itcomb. on Tenn
PIE Street, and from thence by said Temple Street
northwesterly about four rods 10 Back Street
thence northeasiCrly about 40 feet to the acade-
my lot-and from thence by said lot sou:hessier-
y about four rods TO Benz amin Ticonb's lot-aud
from thence by said Titcanbs lot souhwesierlv,
about 76 feet to The bounds began at & The same
LOT said Kelsey bought of iona. Dow April Is,
fSt9.-Also, certain Shop or Store in said Por,-
land situated IN Che soorhwesteily corner of Mid
die and Temple Streets and on land leased 10
Henry Hussey, by Sarah Ccdmsn, during the life
OF said SarRb--said store being the same recently
occupied by said kesry -SsiJ property i morr-
gagged TO Messrs. 1appsn ard Mansfield, 10 secure
the payment of $t5S2 81 aud interest from the
Gath August, 1890 per deed recorded in Regis.
ter Book So, page 483 viii appear.
J. N. GERkI3H, D'fv SA,f.
Portland, July 10, 1921.
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Please TO observe.
The subscriber hav-

ing partially reIirquish-d The PrScfies
II PhyMc, would hereby respectful ~
advertise his customers and The publ c
that 10 future he shall not Vfyii The HrA !
bur shall conhnc himself, IN the medi-
cal practise. sxclCsivr y 10 the prtpar-
ing aud vending OF such Art.elts IN has
line, accompanied by such advice AMI
directions, IS may be deemed most eli
gibie tor correcting and amending rhe
I" hckIe flhrfctln of his friloM mortals
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NE HIS TIKEWISF

A large number Of COOK STOVES, Of b..
own invention, which will be found 20 combine
more advantages than any before offered to the
public, as can be attested by many " no have them
10 use--ihe objection 70 many Cook Stoves in
roasting meaf, cannot be made TO these as the
roasting IS as perfect as by FIRE two large pie
ceS can DE roarted at time on spits exposed 10
Tree current OF air.--Those who wish 10 purchase
an article so important in domestic use, are reoues
ted to call ard examine for themselves.
i hose about commencing house keeping. will
Ind great saving in Kitchen Furniture. as all
necessary Cooking utensils are attached 20 the
Stove. and those who are building can save the ex
pense OF the chimney by procuring one of them.
He Likewise can furnish Sheet Iron and Tin
Tunnels, for Stoves of all sizes with conner and all
other kind of apparatus for Cook Stoves al short
notice-havng procured the best of workmen for
that purpose.
.tLSO--FoR SALE As ABOVE, a general assort-
ment of
Groceries, Bar Iron and steel,
And large supply of
MILL and CROSSCUT SAWS.
which will be wsrranted 70 prove good.
.Jsa. 10. If