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JOHNtI. RANDI.E. Librarian.
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Alinois State Payer.

A MODERATE sum Of the above funds, if
"A offered soon, will purchase 100 acres of
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of soil, and beauty of situation, TO any in that
vicinity.-lnqnrc at this Office.
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-25

.AF{DoCToR JOSEPH BOWERS, who,
~ some years since, resided in the state Of
Mississippi, in the neighhorhood Of Coy. Pom
dexter; removed to EdVardsville, in Illinois,
in lSr; left the latter place in the spring of
1920, and passing Louisville, descended the
river 10 New-0reans whence, in the course
of the same summer, he returned to the Red
Church on the Mississippi, and since then has
not been heard of by the writer hereof, who
is extremelNanxions OF communicating infor-
nation to Jim of interest, and importance.
Any information concerning him, transmitted
TO the Office of the National Inteligencer in
Washington City, will be most thankfully re-
ceiled. 1.-The is alive and should see this re-
quest, he will please togive his communication
the same direction.
Nov. 13--278t
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NJ. G. having assitliously devoted nearly two
years to the nvcstig atiar OF the subjects en-
braced in those essays, has been thereby ena-
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portant facts, connected with the important
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Instructive inaAims the most profound States
men OF Europe. grounded on the experience
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found irterspcrsed throughout the various es-
says he has p,lblished; but, having appeared
in ephemeral papers and pamphlets, many OF
them are now difficult to be procured, and are
hable TO perish. He is DESTROYS, therefore, of
collecting them together in a more permanent
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Knowing by experience the great indffer-
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Of publication.--Th nature Of the case forbids
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Notice

S hereby given, that on the first Mon
u day IN February next, we will apply
to the court ofprobae to be holden in The
town OF Edwardsville, for settlement
of our account Of our administration Of
the estate Of WILLIAM HAYS, de-
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terested may attend if they please.
f her
RUTH HAYS, q
mark.
\ ss ZACHARIAH HAy.. !,
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WEALTH. ExEcUrED, Ar SHORT NorfcE,
AT THE SPECTATOR OFFICE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01
w. B. NORTON,

HAyING received his winter supply Of Goods,
l. offers for sale az his Store near the Hay
Scales, MIDDLE-STRtET, complete assortment
or W. L. GOODS and GROCERIES, IRON
& STEEL assorted IRON HALL OW WAhE /;
HARDWARE ; American Manufactured Sat
tinetts Ginghams Stripes Sheetings Shirt
iugs.aBd Yarns Blue and White English piece
Goods, consisting Of BROADCLOTTS, CASsL-
WERES Dufils Baises + iannels Cailcoes /;
Bombazetts Silks for Gowns and Bonnets. with
other articles az usuRl--which viii be sold ty
whole sale or retail az ,he lowest Frices for cash.
good lumber or apuroS ed credit.
for SALE AS ABOVE
1909 Red Oak Shocks with Heading
500 White Oak DO. DO. DO.
90 M clear and refuse clear Boards
200 NJ laying and Shipping Shingles
COCO Clapboards Of superior quoiity:
Red Oak Slaves w. D. HID. hoops, Joist and
Timber, &c. &c.
u Cargoes of Boards furnished at short notice
with or without Plank, TO suit the market for
which they Ere wanted.
Dec. IL, 1920. (ow)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01
NEW GOODS.
BARBOUR & SCOTT.


FTAVE Jus, added 20 their en- supply
4 A rie,y of seasonahle GOODS for Cssh only.
2 bales BOMBAZETIS assorted colours plain
and twilsd.
csseCss s,aere Shaws, plain and bordered, some
extfs fine,
Ladies suret6ne Cloths blue end Mszsrire.
Best London Cloths and CsssimeFes. navy blue
end black,
Common sn6 low priced Cloths and Ca s'meres
all colours.
Blue, mszsrine, brown and French Grey peIise
Cloths,
/ bale India CsiIicoes good quality and figures.
bale of superior qualify Peterborough Sheet
ines,
bsIe Flannels, ell colours-real Scotch Tia ids
Ame lean manufactured Plains,
Steam Leon Shiriings,
Black French and IndIs Satin,
Best blk Nsnkln Grapes,
Black, French and Italian Grapes,
Best double chsined black Levanlines.
Black Itslisn Vssling-worsted < lambs woo
Hosiery,
Elegant plaid and striped Lustrings,
Resi buck, imitation buck, dee skin aud dog skin
Gloves
Sslinetts, Kerseys. Drsh, Hunters Cloths,
Bookings. Coating, FearnouehIs, Blankets,
ToAnett Vestings--tabby Velvets, & great V
riety Of oibe articles. 1t Nov. z.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01

DERSOES 10 the county of York can supply
4 themselves with the MAINE REGISTER for
1921. by the dozen or single, on application a.
the,Posi-Ofsce in Eennebunk.
Jan. %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01

.Ns4l door a. ~. 2. Bsgrs ETclsrse-srsti,
la iasl rsccigei ans gov opening ior sac a
n Il large AL exteasise ASSORTMENT ~ New and
scssoabic 1olis ~ tn latest iaipcrlaions.
AMONG wHIrn 49,.
BROADCLOIHs Csssimsres al cnloaTs-
stout Du.Eis---ksrseys---C ings--F iaaneis--
a ,mbs1eua-Ladles ulfhs-Pelisse Cioths--Lai-
l.rprs--Furnifurs Caliscnes-Piaids---Cott aud
s.ik yslress -Nankesn and Csrfnn Cages as.ort
81 cafoars- < ape Sbawis--birck Boaihazene--
rlaia and f-ursi Cashmere shaais--red Cashmere
sasxls--hisck rna white siik Hos,--vorsted and
s0ttoa H1se-eic-ant fsurod huslin Cravats--
figured and PLATA Nuslins--Liuen Caubrics--
iinsa Cambrick RikE--Cnston Csmbrics---French
nnd Etniian Craucs-Cambrio Prinis-T-3 aud Ia
Iineas-l.iucn 5heeiing-slk, xii, doe skin and
haaver Gloycs--c0tion and siik Umbreas-lndia
Calicoes-Fis=g and Bindanna Hiudkerchiefs-
figured aud plain six Lace-thresd Laces-cOttor
Lace.
-fIS0-
A large assortment Of Cotton Sheeiings and
shirsines, cheek, stripes and GiHghams-- Bristol
bricks for ciesning Knives and Forks.
bale 81 4 i0-l & ia ROSE BLANKETS,
Oct.Si.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01
I'm additional supply Of
Mem Goods.


BARBOUR q SCOTT,
Exchange Street, Hare jua receiCed
rANDeOME drab Broadcloths
Hunters Cloths, drab. olive and brown,
Ladies Cloths, blue, olive, bronze aud brown,
Middling priced Cloths and Cassimeres various
colours,
A few pieces elegant black and blue London Cloths
and Cassimeres,
Devonshire kerseys,
Fine BombszetIs. plain and twilied,
Tartan Plaids-6-4 Fsnnels,
silk and tabby Velvets all colours,
Best flag silk Handkerchief.
DO black French twilIed Silks,
Black rankin CraEes.
Fine aud common Linens,
al Russia Damask,
Fine bleached Factory Coiions--brown shirtings
and Sheetings,
81 and ia Checks Bed Tickngs--Gne and COM
mon Satinetts,
Together with variety Of other
: COTTON, WOODEN e. SILK GOODS,
which will be sold as low as al any other store IN
town. CIV Jan. 2.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01
FENCING SCHOOL,.

,APf. kendall, late OF the United State,
- Army, Is induced by the solicitations Of thu
friends OF Military science to offer his services 90
Inc citizens Of Portland and its vicinity. 70 teach
lhe real Scotch Broad Sword or Cut and Tbr,tsi Nv
sefeesby to he original lessons of the celehrate5
hr. ooLrEN, with the improvements Of tweo-
ty FIVE years. practice.
me terms may be known by railing al II.
o'. where Capt. K. will be happy 20
strncted 10 the above art.
VI IL suitable encouragement be given the
Schoot will commence Immediately.
Jan 1921 r.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01
NOTICE.

4 consequence of the decea. of mt late mr..
ner, WILLIAM ROBINSON. The co-nar,.
nerSiIp heretofore existing under he firm Of DOW
and ROBINSON has ceased 20 exist. rberefo,e
~ persons having demands against said Arm ~
70" and Robinson, are requested 20 exhibit them
LOT settlement aud all persons indebted "a "a
hrm, are requested 10 make immediate payment
JONATHAN row.
oHTr'rd'g partner Of he late firm OF DOV & ROB
JNSON
Portland, January IL, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01

I'HEiucscrioer hereby give public notice to all
Concerned thar he has been duy appointed,
aud taken upon him, the trust Of al sdmIni,tra,or
de hons non, Upon the estate OF
OLIVER HAPGOOD.
late Of Waterford, in ,aid county Of Oxford rec
man, deeea.ed, by giving bones a. the law d.
recis-he therefore requests al perfoDs Who re
indebted 10 said deceased's estate. 20 m.keirp-
date payment and thufe who have any dem4L "a
thereon, 20 xhibit the same 10
WILLIAM MUNRDE.
Administrator, Dc 5ouis.
Waterford, Ian g. 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01

asa CIapp & IA. 6 r.. Cobb,
HAVE FoR sALE--dt Nos. TO- Il 25, Long Wha1,
Clean HEMP; Outshot HEMP;
American manufactured CORDAGE
.SAILCLOTH Half DUCK
Ravens DUCK Russia broad DIAPERS
Swedish assorted IRON MOLASSES.
Ty7Goods Of he above kinds constantly on
hand and Cor sale in large or small quantities.
(6m0 October 8.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01
TAKE NOTICE I

MOSES MAREAN informs his friends and
w the public that he has taken the shop in
ExcHAScE-STRFET, lssely occupied nv Mr..
John l.. Riggs, and directly opposite M Meals
lnsursnce Office, where he intends carrsying
on the SHELL Conn MAKING BUsINsss-snd
where he now offers for sale - complete sn as
sortment of SHE'LL. COMBS, Of the latest
New York sn5 Philsdelphis patterns as m be
fcurd in Por,lant--some Of them very large
and elegant.
N. b. Those persons who have shell on hand
snd are desirous cf hsvirgit manufactured for
themselves msy dencnd On his doing it in q
faithful snd workman like manner at Tie shsTt-
est notice.
Portland, Jan. IS, 1891. Sw.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01
HEZEKIAH WINSLOW,

HIS FOR sale 1T No. e, long Wharf.
1000 bbl-. Of Alexsndris Superfine FLOUR.
10 tons clean St. Petersburgh HEMP,
so bids. Havana M0IASSES.
: pipes irst quality Holland GIN,
goo boxes Muscstel r AISINS,
10 casks NJ slsga do
Chests Young HysOn TEA,
constant supply Of Alexsndris CIGARS,
FROM the mandatory of May & CO. Russia Sail
CLOTH. Ravens DUCK, sc.
Portland, Jan. IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01
NOTICE.

>HL iub.eribers having been appointed by the
hon. Josas CLARK Efq. to receive aua exam
Tue The claims Of the creditors 20 the sitate Of
DAVID CHALLlS.
ia'e o. Newheic, deceased, Represented insolvent
DO hereby give notice iha, siE months are allowed
10 SAID cFes'Eorsto bring IN aud pose their s4lm.
add taat &c fhai attend that service at thc hou.e
q esexiel Chali', 40 Newfrld, on the Taft Sasr--
day 70 ibis and she Eve following months. from
( 10 ak OF o'clock IL the afternoon cs each iay
NATHANIEL LIBBY,
DANIEL SMITH, y
Limerick Nov II. $50.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01
AT a Court of Probate held al fine

- IOfIulG Gk lllE1
rrooa'e Once 10 Portland, withia ard for The
County CT Cumberland, on The tenth OF January
IN the year of our Lord eighteen hundred ana
twsny one
DA1lEACE DAVIS sdminiflratrix of the eG,,e
Oh samuel DAVIS, late of Freeport 10 said coun
IT, mariner deceated, having preieuted her 6rlt
account o. Administration Of the estate Of faid de-
ceaiea, auo made application for an allowance cue
OF the personal eltare
ORDEEE Ed, That the fsid Patience give noIce
% all persons 'nteretfed, by causing a copv Of
this order 20 be published three weeks fpecen-
lively 10 the Portland Gazette, prin,ed AZ Port
land, that they may appear at q Probate Court
70 De hec az the Probare Office, aforefsid. On M,
.hifd iuesdiy OF February next ten of the clock
why The lame shuud not Ne allowed.
A. X PARIS, Judge
true eoPy-Attea.
HeRArIo SouTHcATE. RICHTER
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01
ATWOOD & QUINCY,

ATWOOD & QUINCY,
Have Tor sale at No. l, Union Whdrf,
&c ~ n bbls. Mess MOI No. 2 " 3, BEEF
GQ0 500 do No. & 8 MACkEREL,
1000 lbs English SHOrT,
Lisbon, MY LfC
Mountain, w Il I Gk1'
Dry Malaga
s pipes Cognac BRANDY,
10 bids. W. /. RUN,
8 do. n. f.. do.
10 boxes STARCH,
10 chests Souchoag TEA,
500 sides SoaI LEATHtR,
90 casks Sperm and Linseed OIL,
10 kegs No. 1 and Richmond TOBACCO,
Bags Blown SALT,
IS bhls. American GIN,
40 boxes by 3 and by 10 GLASS.
sett Mill Stones and Gear for grisi MILL,
DO. DR.. Reefs New CYCLOPEDlA,
DO. Chambers DICTIONARY.
a quantity Of NJ ahogany BOARDS.
Jan. 10, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-01

Il Il below the Hay Market
SPERMACETI OIL,
OF an excellent quality for Lamps, with
GREAT vARIET OF
Lamps and Lanihorns. and the greatest as-
assortment ofcast.iron STOVES ever offered III
Maine, calCuIeted for Parlours, Kitchens. CONT
ing Rooms Shops aud verses, among which arc
trankiin's, Geo. W. Browns, VIM. II. James and
Lanes Patent.
HE HAS LIKEWISE.
A large number OF COOK STOVES NJ hi.
ewn invention, which will be found TO CO mbi ne
more advantages than any before offered 20 The
phbiic. a. can be attested by many who have them
Gin use--The objectisn TO many Cook Stove. n
roasting meat canaot be made TO these as tbs.
roasting - as perfect a. by FIRE two large p;e-
has can be roaFfed at time on spits exposed 70 a.
Tree current Ct ar.--Ihose who wish to purehasc
~ article so mportaut in domestic use, are reou &C.
ted to call ard examine for themselves
These about commencing house Eeerins. will
md great saving in Kitchen Furniture. as ali
necessary Cooking utensils are attached 20 the
stove and those who are building can save the sx
pense q one chimney by procuring one of them.
lie likewise can furnish Sheet Iron and Tin
funnels Tor Stoves ofall sizes with COPPER and aII
other kind Of apparatus for Cook Stoves ~ short
not'ce~-having procured the best of workmen for
that purpose
sHLSO--FoR SALE As ABOVE, general assort-
ment of
Groceries, Bar Iron and steel.
And large supply Of
MILL and CROSSCUT SAWS.
winch will be warranted 10 prove good.
Jan. f6. tf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-21
LATEST FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

By the arrival of the Dutch schooner Elise
from Curacao, information has been recev.
ed from that place as late as the 18th Of June,
they furnish no news OF Importance. No
thing had been heard Of the battle that it
was expected would take place between the
troops of Bolivar and the Royslists, in the
vicinity Of Puerto CateIIo The proximity
of the two armies however, justified belief
that an engagement was not far distant. A
report Of the fall Of Cumana, had been re-
ceived at St. Thomas.
The American schooner Two Brothers,
capt. Cochrane, belonging to Baltimore on
her passage from Margaretta to Maracay DO.
unfortunately ran ashore on the east end of
Little Curacao, at half past four o'clock in
the morning Of the 9th of June. The crew
and passengers were all saved, and the car
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-21
Ertract Of a letter from Santa Marha
dated the I'd Man.

"The Governor Of Carthagena, pre-
viousiy to the armistice being broken
dispatched to Candamo, captains Perez
and Herrera, with SO soldiers of Leon 1
other forces, conveyed by five vessesqf
war, for the purpose of surprising ii,
Independent forces in Lovioa, on Ii;
coast of Carthagena, and burning t,t
gun-boats and villages. They were u
ceived after Decentralization, by the lnts
pendents at the point of the bayonet, lea
ing "a dead and much greater numb
prisoners. All the tiotiila, CONSISTING:
Al boats, were taken. This news caqs
such CONSERVATION in Carthagena, Ii;
the troops mutinied twice, and various pc
sons of responsibility in that place We
confined.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-21
HOMEMADE SAIL DUCK.

From series Of excellent essays on Fsj
Husbandry by Mr.. Pomeroy, OF MassseAOI
selts we extract the iollowing:-
My attention was drawn TO the prsxlj
| object In consequence Of viewing Tue DanuI
/ factories OF sall-cloth, at Patterson, near IS.I
falls OF the Passaic in New Jersey, The asI
autumn: wbeTs ! was informed that 6,N!I
bolts OF Duck bad been made tor The Nsryl
the year preceding, Of quality superior Y
what was prepared TO expect, and Which 4
pronounced, by those experienced in maui
cal affairs, to be worth, for service, lrom "
to So per cent. mUre than canvas imported
from Russia Indeed the respectable AMI
liberal proprietors of those establishment
are entitled to great credit for the perteeI@
OF this article; i: is presumed they have con
formed 10 the particular stipulations Of l1eI|
contracts with the commissioners OF lbs nal
Wy Board, who in this instance, as in oihsE
are conspicuous for their attention TO thOs
minute details so necessary 10 insure solIdlIT
and permaneDce to what pertains 10 that de
partment. But the political economs's
and perhaps some farmers OF the Unlee
States, will be surprised when told, lha'
'the fax, from which this sail cloth wa
fabricated, was imported from Ireland sn1
the Baltic! that if sufficient quantity OF na1
tive growth, could have been procure
(which was doubtfuD it does not posses
sufficient strength TO make such canvas, :
the navy board would, or ought TO have bee
satisfied wi,h.' ,
Hence il IS important to improve The ca1
ture and manipulation of fax and hemp "
the United States.
Ii apears that on trial the American DUO
has been found 10 wear double the tune o.
the Russia Duck" &c. "Tbe tmaRuln.
ture OF this article has been bro't 10 gn,,,,
perfection at Paterson, in New-Jersey. y
is found not to u,iidew as English DBck doe'
and II is satisfactory 10 believe that The u, %,
terprislng manufacturers are likely to ha'
adequate announcement"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-21
~. READLNG-ROOM IN,
.&&& MA X lNE JOURNAL. -
PORT or ALEKANDRLq. July ~.
ARRIVED,

Schr. Adonis, Capt. Baker, four day;
from Baltimore, freight to merchants o.
the district.
Sloop Washington, Capt Sanford, IL
days frsm New-Bedford, ballast to Th0'
H. Rowland.
Brig four Brothers, Capt MClellain'
from Bermuda, via. Hampton RosGA
ballast to John II. Ladd. g. Co.
- Almira, Capt Robinson, II day.
from St Thomas, with sugars, rum, col
fee, and wine, to F. Dodge. GeorgetoSn'
left schr Southern Trader, Simpson. froD
hence, waiting freight, time of sailing w.
certain.