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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
SPROslA TOR
DWARDsyiLL e, SEPTEMBER ls, 1921.

Al meeting of the citizens Of the
town of Edwardsyillc ard it's vicinity,
held agrccably to notice previously
given for that purpose, at the school
house in said town, on Thursday thcsl sth
instant !. for the purpose Of taking into
consideration the propriety of recon-
,ncnding to their fellow citizens general
" to abstain from the practice of
purchasing imported goods or merchan-
disc, and to encourage domestic and
household manufactured articles by
bringing them into general use:
TWAS moved and seconded and urani-
mously voted, that G encral Reu5en Hoi,-
Ans serve as Chairman Of the mecting--
and he ,hcreupon took the chairs
+ II was also moved and seconded, and
voted, that James W. UAitney serve as
Secretary.--And the meeting was de-
claretl, by the Chairman, duly organized
and ready to proceed to business.
PHI. Winchester, ESQ. in speech,
pointed out the objects of the meeting /;
which were economy and generally uti-
liiy--hc stated that in his opinion, there
vas not money enough in the country to
purchase Of imported articles sufficient
1or the consumption OF the people, and
6wclt upon the utter irnpossibility of do
ing so, as we'll as the fallacy and impoli-
cy Of further continuing to drain the
country Of its specie and lard-office pa
per, by encouraging the sale Of foreign
merchandise and concluded by suggest
ing some practical remarks in favor Of
domestic manufactures, and the great
saving that might be effected BY their
general use. {.
twas moved by A. Prickett, Esq. and
seconded by Col. Benjamin Stephenson,
that committee be appointed consist
ing Of five persons, to draft and report to
this meeting, on Saturday the 22d inst.
such resolutions, as in their opinion will
be. proper for the consideration Of the
meeting, and expressive of the sense
Whereof; which motion was adopted, and
the following gentlemen were severaiiy
nominated, and appointed to compose
that committee, viz: Thomas Lippin-
colt. ESQ. I. W.. Smith, Esq. Benaiah
Robinson, James Mason, and p. II. WIN
chester, Esq. g ssl
It was moved and seconded, that the
Chairman and Secretary sign the pro-
ceedings Of this meeting. and furnish a
copy thereof to the Editor Of the Ed
wardsville Spectator for publication.
1t was moved and seconded, that this
meeting adjourn, TO be holden at the
Courthouse inithe town Of Edwards
vile, on Saturday the 22d instant, at s
o'clock in the afternoon.
REUBEN HOPKINS,
- Chairman.
4. w. WarTNEY, Secretary. s,,.s 3,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
FOR SALE,

Z 4 BRICK HOUSE and Lot in the town OF
N Edwardsville, adjoining thepublic square,
lately occupied as tavern by WIN. G. Wig
.gins--Also, so Town Lots on Main. street, ono
Negro boy II years old, 100 bushels of salt.
State paper will be received for all or nypart
of the above property, or notes Of the Bank
of Edwardsvlle of 10 dollars and upwards will
be received for any Of the above real estate.
For further particulars enquire of
JAMES MASON.
September II, 1S21--183t F M
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
ANOTHER DUEL, !

A duel was fought few days ago,
near Pensacola, between Doctor Randall,
'ofthe army, and Lieut.. Hull, who was
formerly in the service. We under
stand Lieut.. Hull received the ball ofhis
antagonist inthe body, and in few hours
was no more. We have not been fur
.nishcd with the circumstances which led
to this melancholy meeting.
5r 49, Lou. advertiser.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
NO'rICE.

A IL personsswho have givenfheir notes for
IN Lots purchased in The addition to th,
town of Edwardsvile, are notified that unless
the Same are paid on OF before the 2oth day of
September inst. suits will be commenced
against them without Discrimination. w.
State paperwill be taken in payment.
! $50 BEN. STEPHENSON, +
Trustee for tie Piop,aeto,s.
s September 8, 1921 LIZ St
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
Doctor J. ID. Woolverton,

IDRoPoSEs 10 practice Physic and Surgery
IL in Edwardsville and its vicinity, where lie
hopes for share of public patronage, From
his knowledge ofthe profession; and from mote
than four years extensive practice in the Wa.
bash country, he fatters himself that he eau
manage with success the diseases incident to
this climate. He may be found at Hopkins
inn, and will attend to all calls in the line Of his
profession. - 3,
Aug. %, 1921,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18

not hcssaites claim TIC privilege Of pub
fishing my !" concise" and harmless re-
marks in their paper, unless not only
myself but my friends can publish our
ideas without tho primary salutation,
!" What is your name, SIR"
eQUID NUNC.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
i. w. WarrNEr, Secretary.
5fa FOR THE SPECTATOR.
WORTHY OF IMITATION.

y WORTHY OF LIMITATIONS.
1t.has been matter Of regret that Hi
nois, for the number ofits inhabitants and
fertility Of its soil, has exported less
than any other state in the Union. This
was in some measure owing to the want
of capital, or that riches is so equally
distributed, thatfew Of the citizens would
think it prudent TO risk boat load Of
produce on their own footing. 1t is for
ths honor of Jackson county that they
have set the example Of forming an En-
forting and Importing Comtany, where
the citizens have bound themselves by
certain articles into an associationf for the
purpose Of taking their produce to Or
leans.
The advantages TO be expected from
this infant establishment are incalcula-
Bile. AT present, among the Inhabitants,
there are no Inducements to industry, for
want of amarket for their produce
The farmer thinks II unnecessary to plant
more grain than he can dispose Of at
home; thus part Of his time passes offin
state Of inactive languor; but once
point out to him ! market where he may
have . sure sale for his produce, and
every nerve is exerted in the cause Of
industry. AZ
IL is to be hoped that the people gene
rally will appreciate the advantages of
che Company, and that other counties
may follow the example. Combinations
are frequently formed for the purpose of
running horses, fighting chickens, &c. &c.
Why not encourage ono which has a
more comrnendable object in view--the
exporting our produce, and encouraging
the industry Of our citizens! IA
ILLINOIS FARMER.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18

On TUESDAY morning, the 9TH ultimc,
a duel was bught between F. T.. Anne
lung, Esq. Sheriff Of this parish, and
Captain Jones, Of the United States Ar
my, in which the formcr5fell. The ball
fairly blew his brains out, and he may be
said to have died on the spot, although
he brcathed br the space ofnearly three
hours after he was shot. His adversary
received no injury. The distance, we
understand, vas five steps.
Baton Rouge Gaz.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18

DIED-IM this town, on Saturday the 18th
instant, Captain GRoRoE BUntuaonx, formerly
Of Salem. Massachusetts. 2 b RAJ tS.'
an st. Louis, on the 5th inst. ABRAHAM BErI,
Esq. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and
Land Agent.
On the Srd inst. very suddenly, Mrs. mary
Cam, wife Of Leonard Carr, ofMonree cdun'
y. Illinois.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18

[HAS settled in Edwardsyille, ani wiu
~ continue to practice Law in connection
with w. II, Brown, Esd. as heretofore. !, lie
willsa!so practice in the Circuit and Supreme
Courts, ut st. louis, Missouri. sS \. tF cS'
May %, 1S2f--102 VA
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
Siate Paher- Land- Office Money /.
81 FOR SALE n

& ERTlFlCATESof the purchase Of a few
~ quatter sections OF Land, upon which thu,
first instalment has beeh paid for whicls
STATE PAPER will be taken. dntIuire atthis
'o!s.ce. OF CT I, d. r. COOK.
July 81 40. So,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
Tor THE SPECTATOR.

= A. y q
To consider that the letters Of Junius
would have had more infrinsit merit, if
the author had been knownis fpolishness;
or thai ihs writer's u the " Fsdsfatist"
would have had greater influence if
their names had been prosnul gated there
with. Who believes that the romances
Of Waveflys and Rob Roy would be
more admired were the auther known
That any essay upon Agricpltnre, Bota-
ny, or Concavs Spheres world attract
more attsntion and b mors generally
admired because, forsootlb the printer q
1hs easy knew the name 81 the wrisyrs is
. non aeQnifAr. II only savors u n.
euisisip<MeSsinan Edist - ~ u knew,
and the Editor Of the Intel igepees veil
knows what Sseple as sevsfhial Tor
that failing. For mysel 4 ,cab assure
che Editors Of thst paper, tfatli was mot
on my own xccopnt that q former re-
maxi YVES made, y Inever troubl led their
bod0ts With s communication and cam
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18

| D q
The Quakers or I" Society Of Friends
presented the following petition 10 the
legislature Of Maine, at its last sitting
a'rhc Society Of Friends view. with
concern an act passed by tho legislature
ofthis sta.e, making it the duty glasses
sors to exempt the property of ministers
of the gospel, Of all denominations, from
taxation. And taking into consideration
the dcleterious effects Of pecuniary re-
wards for iabors professcd to be the eff
fects Of gospel love, they are DESTROYS
ESQ far as it regards. their own society to
preserve the channel, through which j,
flows, uncontaminated by the hope Of
lucre in tho remotcst point Of view.
/. Although duly impressed with asense
or the liberal views Of the legislature, in
cndeavoring to place every denomination
on equal ground in ecclcsiasticalpriyilc.
sgcs, yet, they can but consider the reccp-
ton OF such an intended favor, an indirect
acceptance of compensationfrom govern
ment, for their labors Of love in the Cos
pei Of our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ. 9t
| With due respect, therefore, they ask
the legislature SO to vary the aforesaid
act, as that il shall be the duty Of the as
SCISSORS TO tax ministers, inssaid society,
in common with their other members,
believing the object Of their mission 10
be the good Of mankind, and their COM
ncnsatiOf, the love and favor Of God,
NOAH REED,
W. SAMUEL. +. HUSSEY,
gis MOSES SLEEPER,
49, STEPHEN JONES,
ttfs JOSEPH ROWLAND,
EDWARD COBB.
Brunswick, Goth of2nd month, 1921.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18

St. Augustine, Aug. a4.sy
The following extract of letter was written
bya gentleman who has lately explored the
St. Johns River, and who is q perfectly
competent judge Of the subject on which he
writes. ~ 49, Il
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
Boston, lug 10,
SEA SERpENT AGAIN.

n SEA SEHFENI AOAlN.
BY the statement Of Captain Zeal and
Others Oh board The scllr. Cash, arrived
here on Wednesday, it appears that this
renowned parsonage is about to revisit
Valiant, as his snakeship was seen by
them at noon on Wednesday, " about
u miles northeast ofthe Graves, NOV
ing towards Nahant; his motion was
slow, and apparently playful, with his
head raised from the water about 8 feet. !"
The Serpent remained in sight about 50
minutes.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
1 Os,F CER'TlEICATE

Sept. s-ls3t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
DANIEIx r. COOK

49, 1821-194t s,iS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08
rPFVTuUJ5

fEE subscriber wishes sell exchange for propcr
4 m Richmond the farm which he Eve. Hell
Fhl.-'il iiAl ninr miles from Richmond, TIE road
TO Fredericksburg, containing $50 acres cons;,lera,s
proportion boitom land-beug amos surrounded ~ he
two story brick Westinghouse, conmolious ham, rs,
orchorn &c-w places ofits size have stronger claim.
10 e aitfniionotp persons disposed rrchase or
The Plat via be left win Mr. Antaomy Boiu.o, IN
banh OF virginia who can give any information required,
land those disposed to view IT, .I.b NrFI C0.-.s r.
IianOvcr. Junp g. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08
RISE OF TICKETS

IN THE
Grand State Lottery Of .3Ia,ylaad.
J TIE FIRST TO BE Drawn IN BAYTIMoRr
Under tae spe atcndGHe Of the Commissioners az e
tP ne GoVoTRor aud Council.
UOhENS uFFIcE, ia, Markct-strccf
Battmore Jane LIST, 1921.
1.-THE public hereby respcolIIy ART timely n,,iG
Ell iaat III: price Of Tickets and Shares In tue rand sta
Lottery VIII be continued at the original rate of NINE
DoLLAtS until Friday, the 18th OF the PRESENT
MUnFh, gunc( on whch day they will be ADVANCED
TO TEN DOLLARS. ~
This splendid lottery, the FIRST To BE DRAWN nm.
der The Guidance of the Commissioners appontr
by the COUNCIL OF STATE, contains Cainl prizes Of
10000 DOLLARSl 1900 DOLLARS
10000 DOLLARS 5 900 DOLLARS
10000 DOLLARSlI2O OF s 1,00o
&C. &c. &c.
ana not to blanks 10 Pri<ewith also the ponulnr ar
f5enent OF paving Prsm,n Of ten d.rs to ench Of.
IRE tls Greva fAree thousand R2sfs thus tyinr- desk
ed advantage 10 the early advcniurer.
The Whole OF the prizes payable in Cash (;oT9 or
SItti, or in notes OF the BANK OF THE 4. STATES
Orders from any part oftlie United States, post paa
ana dal't any time previous 20 tue 18th June III be sun,
Piled at the original price oi Nine Dollars addressed t
]. i. COHEN, Jr.
St Secretary to tie Managers BaJ.in.a-c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08
PUBLIC S3fF on I.IN6G.


FlY virtue ofaD act of tho General Assembly, Of Vrgioi1
~ passed on the 9th iav of Jauuf.y ie wear f3if
and NJ fn amenent Hereto. passed tile f1i iav of
February ~ ne ycr 1890 directing Che s7ir thc Gielr
and Otlcr lands bcOurinc 20 Preston Parrish county
Of Vof', we The UNDERSIGNED two Of the commissioners
appointed by ile said acts of Assembly wils ois thc ArF
Monday IL June f7rf beir, Williamsburg iltstines on
CAV before the door Of lie courthouse u the said civ
precisely at ~ O'Clock, eSposo to pubii SAFE 10 The birc
bidder, tie f1owing valuable property, 10 wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND VIM ctdbeing iu the county
of York. about milo below Wnani-lt Tf, c0utainiug
about three hundred acres being imneJisteI 5u nav ic
BILE crcekCnc other TRACT or LAND, tgn- atort Il G
same distance from Williamsburg. commonly called the
FACTORY, containing about one hordred acfcs.Aisc.
LOT or LAND containing about ten ecses. lyng the
Suburbs Oi the said CITY, commonly called thns-s Frso
Schooi The whole Of itcsc lands We adapted 10 the
growth Of wheat and corn add very convenient 70 the
best fish and oys;crs.
Isrms n Seiefic expenses 81 sale 20 be paid IN mo-
ncy--ihe residue m two equal annual payments Bord
snG approved security viii be required amd dced Ia irst
on tho premises 90 sccur. the Purchase money.
Tc title believed 90 be upd0tbed but the unicrra-
ci viii convey only ~ theft character q conmis'ousr
SAMUEL TRAVIS. RI,
GO McCANuIiSd ''"" 80
W1i3msbUryJgps 2-,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08
NEGROES, &c. FOR S1T,ET


sSY virtue Of deed Of executed TO us ly The I,.e
b1 David Ross to secure the payment OF certain ,cn
OF money in said deed mentioned Tatues s'ytton arJ
OF record IN the clerks Office OF Buckingham VIII lie
Sid at Mr. ldas, in said county, at public aufcn Cor
e1si on Saturday the 7tli day " July nest TiyF JTY
LIKELY NEGBOES, GIG, 2 FINE HORSES and ali
the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNTrtjrf OF
said Ross much Of said property as viii be sufficient
for the purposes Of said deed.
GEORGE NJ. PAYNE.
WALTER J.. FONThIEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08
RUNAWAY IN LII

w - committed 10 the Jail OF Wesmorcand county,
- Va on te 81 of April last negro man WHO calls
nl1ei MOS ~ about 50 years of age, feet ~ inches
mt,' dark compleAon and pleasing cOuntenance when
sio" ~ tc rae ON when committed roundabout aud
paiaoons OF domestic manufacture. He s-v; he beorgs
~ 1r Leake negro trader, who purchased la o MI
David henderson, OF Fredericksburg, which p'gcc he
made ms ,caNt The owner is desired Go take him a,vaY
amt pay cage, be viii he disposed of ne the Inv e.
ltCt' WILLIAM NJ. WALLER, J1lor.
cures 8--wf2WH
T6AkEN Or, nv Josiah Watson, III P.incc-ElwarJ
county, living near Moores Old Ordinary ard 10 scd
tn sli ni May NAY HORSE ith blaze fsCr. about
rect iJand imf Inches high about ycrrs old his rirht
lind foot white half TO the foot lock saiI white
srcaS around hi tight hoct, and has a vcIy biay matte
appraised 20 ~ dollars bv George W. Be Benjanin A
Watson aud John Wat.3a.
june 3. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08
TEN DOLLARS REWARD,

w IL be paid by The subscriber living near Purfes
w Bridge Caione county, ". for apnrcicpdn- ans
bringing to him. or securing in jail and giving information
!nct SO t' ne gets MIN again, with all lawful charges
III either case, negro by :he name o; KDGIN b IL
the property OF cauger ofem. L. Frenscy who inter
saidi said Frensey aud daughter since removed 10 H.
western country Robin low well man. neither c
very onieH or yellow compicNon, pretty peris spoken
them lie is about22 years old and has been hired several
Richmond to Fredericksburg between the "a hite fbir
neys and Necdwood His father, BnN believe
Deongs 10 Ir. William Burke, near the aforementioned
Burkes Bridge; and his mother believe belong m M
Joseph Laurence at the Grove Tavern, Little PAGE,
brldse In an advertisement published in the Frederick
belonged 60 Col. Tcd--but that is a mistake.
June8 a-w5w uEO " AZ mrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08
Staples of the Riclmond .lt3ys.i.
TRINiE GROCERiES

NIX subscriber has just received in addition 10 his for
mer stock, variety of choice ertclcs amongst which
are the following:
Fine old l. p. Nfaiera Waac
l.. p. Tenerifie, OIL aud very superior
Port, Clarct and Champagne Wines
Antigua Rum. old arid highly approved
on cogniac Brandy, of most superior quality
Holland iin warranted genuine
London Brown Stout, best kind
Loaf, lump and brown Sugars all qualities
Imperial. Gunpow,ier * Young Hyson Teas of d.
latest imrortatons and of Superior aaaor
Prime Green Coffee
Old Java do. for family
LNerrooi Salt, extra size and quality
AnaSsortinent of Cotton Yarns
Real Havana Scgars
Writing and Wrapping Paper
Sicily Lemons Sc &c. Sc.
Which lac offers for sale ut the lowest prices
GEO. ROBERTSON,
A few doors below the Bell Tavern Main &
June 2. --' 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08

HSHNiED IN King 4 Queen county, Thur -.i,y -
Sist Nav, by the REV. William todd, Ca'Yan niciLt y
MOORE to The amiahle aud intercsti, Ass ELIZaB Z:
WARE, all OF said county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08
REMARKABLE 1ns SSr rw,1,r

HEMAKKABLE LONGEVITY.
DIED, nth May, 1921, IN the county Of Campbell
AIR. CHARLES LASNE, n. the remarkable n,re *
i2i years lie born in il5ecle, near r,uclnba,n
county, in the yeas 1900 At the period of Gen. pradocs
defea Mr. kayne 50 OF are, and sxcr,nt
from military duty that alarming occasion lie has ic
widow aged no years. and numerous aud respectful
family down to :ic third aud fourth g,neratious. NJ.
Layne subject NJ four British sovereigrs aud c-
zen OF the United States for ,r Is Years Crs;l wiihis
bodily heath.
u The gentle'nrn rrto handed the abore Csmr,,
cation IF nquestsoiaJte ueriiy and posvely osr.s
Us Tint all these circumstances be ntafeo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08

rrSOMERs, No sand the ONE tn PHI onOaipfs ,
viii certainly aapearon nne,,,ay.-No- OF DECCAa. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08
AIsie0r wilh . 5. 80. o. I,ea,.. o s, So.

~ we understand, that the water ill proiaiiS be 2,
into tie canal to-day, and The aGi 0.lsi -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08

The Spanards appear unwilling TO evacuatn Flori-
Ga before the SIX months exPirc-Wc should expect
such a concession from tleir courtesy-,vc have cor
ainly no authority 70 demand il as a rigm-If they
cannot make immediate arrangements without dctri-
mem 90 their own substantial Interests, we cannot
expect thcm 20 suTender--bu il is said they hold
on, to give AN opportunity 10 their merchants or spc
cu'ators to import large quantities of goods, free
from duty .-'Ihis delay win be The cause Of
some Inconvenience 20 our government officers.
troops aud transports having been despatched
to the South, undcran expectation Of au immediate
delivery. 81 ST. Mayy's. for instance. taa T. s.
'chr fNTT 'un,i VniiiFr to c0rot Ike sh.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08

We are told By The Nlonirosc Gazette, " that a
man lnd recently been committed TO prison for flIe
non-paymcnt of the iusice's fee who hurried hin, 80
Now, these things arc better ordered among US
Our ministers take to make us pay on The spot,
rs sonic physicians do Immediately aitor the service
rendered, lest when ail sense Of gratitude for it
had gone, VIC should be 10th to pay it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08

L he cause OF Liberty sce0,s to thrive IN South A.
morica-tho' Il has undergone. = te,nporarv eci;nso
IN Naples Coraccas, Lqg,,ird and Coro. have ia-
len into the hands Of tho Patriots Are the Corteg
willing TO let 20 their gfsp upon South America or
are they unable TO make oxedons for is recovery
- hcy haye dispatched very inadequate supply
Of men and money for that purpose
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-08

| The legislature of Massachusetts arc now in ses-
siou--Air. Bigeow, tho former Speaker OF the RI OF
X being dead, Ms. Josiah Quincy has been elected
| Speaker OF the House
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-15

= Il
Il a. below the Hay Market
SPERMACETI OIL,
Of an excellent quality for Lamps, with
GREAT VARIETY OF
Lamps and Lanlhorns, and the greatest as
assortment ofcast.iron STOVES ever offered in
Maine, calculated for Parours, Kitchens. Count
ing Rooms, Shops and Vessels, among which are.
FTaRklin's, Geo. W. Browns, VIM. I. James and
Lanes Patent.
He HAS LIKEWISE,
large number OF COOK STOVES. Of his
own invention, which Will be found 20 combine
more advantages than any before offered "a the
pablo, a. can be att~<ed by many who have them
c n use--The objection to many Cook Stoves m
roasting meat, cannot be made TO these. as The
casting Is as perfect as by a fire two large pie
naS can be roasted at time On splits exposed 10 a
rec current Of air.--1hose who wish 10 purchase
D article 50 important in domestic use, are reques-
ted 20 call aEd eXamine for themselves
Those about commencing house keeping. will
ind great saving in Kitchen Furniture. as All
necessary Cooking utensils are attached II The
stove, aud those who are building can save the eA
pense of one chimney by procuring one of them
He likewise can furnish Sheet Iron and Tin
tunnels, for Stoves Of all sizes with copper and All
other kind Of apparatus for Cook Stoves az shorr
notice-haying procured the best Of workmen foi
that purpose.
.4LSO--FoR SALE As ABOVE, a general assort
ment of
Groceries, Bar Iron and steel,
Aud large supply Of
MILL and CROSSCUT SAWS.
which will be warranted TO prove good.
Jan. is. If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-15
TAKE NOTICE =

MOSES N REAN informs bis friends and
1FI he ,ubhc bat be has q ken the shop in
ExeHANcE-STREET, isteiy occupied bv NJ.
John Riggs, and directle oppositeM,. Meals
lnsurence Ofhre, WHERE he intends csrrsyine
on the SHELL CoMB MAKING BUsrNEss-and
where he now Hes for ~ais NJ complete an ss-
sortmeht Of SHE'LL COMBS, Of the latest
New York sn5 Philadelphia patterns as GIN be
found 10 PorIland-sOme Of them very large
and elegant.
N. B. Those persons who hsve shell on hand
and DESTROYS 0fhavicg manuf cured for
themselves may de end IN his Il ing Il III a
faithful and workman ike manner Al he shsrt-
es notice.
Portland, Jan. is, 1921. sw.