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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-08-22
Valuable
Patent Improvement

THE Subscriber, having of
4 late obtained some CIRCULAR SAWS.
which he has attached with some other inn
provements to his Machine for Saving Shin.
giles, finds that they work with accuracy.
and run with great velocity.
This Saw will cut from S to l2Sbinz
giles per minute and when the blockis put
on the carriage, it is cut into Shingles Without
any assistance; and when they fall firm the
Saw, they are perfectly true, and readyto Law
on the roof. They have been proved, aid are
found to be better than Ript Shingles both
for beauty and tightness.
Any person wishing to obtain ANA
chine, or Right to build them for Rwn.
County, or State, can be supplied on reaSna,
bic terms.
In saving Chesnut Shingles, the Saw
dust; am told, will pay all the expenses Cor
It is said to be very valuable for tanning lean
er.
Letters, post paid, directed to the
Subscriber, in Hubbardston, Worcester Conn
ty, Massachusetts,, will be duly attended to.
WILLARD EARL.
H'sbbardstoa, July 81, 1921:
~ B.-lntrusion is strictly forbidden and
the invader must expect no more fayonrs th..n
the law will give him.
Other printers in the United States are re-
quested TO insert this once, if they please.
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WorcesteF, IS.
PrObate-ofice, May IS, 1921.
To the Wido1v and Heirs Of NATHANIEL.
HAsTfNcs, late Of Berlin, IN said Coun-
ty, deceased, and to all others concerned.
IN the Estate Of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
IL pear Gfyou see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in October next, at
one Of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts of the Administration on
said Estate should not be allowed; and you
will be heard thereon.
NATIIL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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To Hat Manufacturers.

HYHE Subscriber has taken the
Il Chambers over No. Is, Broad-street,
Cor the disposal of HATS, FURS, and TRIM
MINGS, on Commission. Having a thorough
knowledge of the business, he flatters himself
that he can give satisfaction to his employers.
All orders viii meet with prompt attention.
- Cash and Stock literally advanced
On consignments.
JOSEPH SIMONDS, Jr.
Boston, Jatne I, 1921. 3m
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Worcester, SIS.
Probate-Ofice, July 3, 1921.
To the Heirs Of PEREZ CosR, late of
New-Braintree, IN said County, de-
ceased, and to all others Concerned ia
the Estate Of sad deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
II pear (ifyoa see ft) at the Court Of Pro-
bate 70 be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in September next, at
ten ofthe clock, before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted TO sell and con-
vey so much of said deceased's Real Estate, as
will raise the'sum Of four hundred and thirty
fy-tsco dollars, for the payment of debts and
charges; and you win be heard thereon.
THEoPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-08-22

RROKE into the enclosure Of
-H0 the Subscriber, in Lancaster, one pair Of
OXEN, fom years old--one black and the
other red one. The owner is requested 10
call, pay charges, and take them away.
DANIEL HARRIS.
Jaly rs, 1921.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, August 49, 1921.
To the Heirs Of JAMES LAWS, late ofWest-
Minister, in sad County, deceased, and
TO all others concerned IN the Estate of
said deceased, GREETING.
V'OU are hereby cited to APP
M pear Gf you see fly at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in September next, at
ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the Instrument, which purports to be the
last WIN and Testament of said deceased,
should not be approved; and you will he
heard thereon.
NATHn. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Atheneum, No. 1O5,

Is just recciued, at TRuMBuLL's Bookstore,
Containing, as usual, great variety of
interesting matter.
Woresster, August 8, 1921.
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JEREMIAH ROBINSON,
Druggist, Worcester ;

Hunt, Clarke s. Sons, Northampton, Johnson,
Fitchburg; Read and spalding, Amherst /;
Mason, Providence DIP. Hopkins, Hartford /;
Long, Greenfield; Henshaw & Co. Brookield;
Brewer, Stearns & Edwards, Springfield; Hill
y Moore, Concord; and by most Druggists and
Booksellers of responsibility; also, by most
Post Masters throughout the Union ;---where
may be had all those justly esteemed and high
y approved Medicines, prepared by "W. It.
Conway"
~ A large discount to country Physicians,
Traders, &c.
or Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures
accompany each bottle.
! Boston, .4rra 10, 1921. steow
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WILL BE SOLD,

WILL BE SOLD,
a T. Auction, on "Wednesday
IN the twelfth day of September next, at
8 O'Clock, A. M. at the lanyard formerly &C.
cupied by Hutchins Hapgood, ESQ. near the
centre of the town of Petersham, the following
described property, viz
1000 weight Of Slaughter and Span
ish Sole Leather.
500 do. of Skirting Leather.
II Sides Harness Leather:
Sc Sides Meats Upper Leather.
1913 Sides Calcutta Upper Leather.
$50 Flesh black'd Calf-sxins.
100 Unfinished do.
20 Sheep-skins.
8 Sides Horse-Hide Leather.
GA few hhds Whitingtom Lime, to-
gether with many other articles, belonging to
the Estate of Thomas HapgOOd, deceased. -
Conditions win be liberal, and made known at
the Sale!
JAMES RIPLEY, .4dmin'r.
Pctersham, .4ug.tst7, 1921. DIV
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FOR SALE,

A I Auction, on Thursday, 9th
Ia of September next, on the premises, at
one o'clock, P. Ma FARM, in the north
east part of Rutland, containing about 200
acres, consisting of Moving, Pasturng, and
Orchardmg; with small House, and 40 feet
Barn, and much valuable wall on the same.-
It may be sold in lots, or all together, as may
best suit purchasers.-Inquire of MIR. John
.4r,dreacs, of Boylston-or Abel Reed, on the
premises--or John Moore, who lives near said
farm.
august IS, 1921. 4w
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office. August Z, 1921.
To the WidOrr and Heirs Of Dawn HEA-
LEY, late Of Dudley, IN said Countq,.
deceased, and to al Others concerned an
the Estate Of sad deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
IL pear (f you see ft) at the Court of Pro-.
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in September next. at
ten ofthe clock, before noon, to show cause whv
License should not be granted to the Admins
traitor to sell and convey so much of said de-
Ceased's Real Estate as win raise the sum Of
Sll57;OO, for the payment of debts and charsr
S /; and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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The Columbian
MUSEUM.

fremont Street, nert the Me4- Court
House and Stone Chapel, 3os7oN-
Is open for the reception of company. eyety
day Sabbath excepted,) ami ilGmi-
mated five evenings in the week.
The Museum Building is nearly 100
feet long, and 80 wide. Its contents are too
numerous to particularize Of
NATURAL and ARTIFICIAL
CURIOSITIES.
.4mOng qUltich as large collection of
WAX FIGURES
Just added TO the Wax figures,
THE KING AND QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
A view of ST.. HELENA, Buonaparte's
present residence, with shipping under sail.
Also, lately added, the
TURKISH FANTACEANA; OF, Endifascan
Garden and RiUer.
This is very beautiful piece Of Mechanism,
the Scenery appearing like Real Life, owing to
the various motions of the different figures of
Men, Women, Horses, Boats, and Vessels,
passing and re-passing.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-31
-Nev GoodS-Dpyery cheap 4L,'
CHARLES BRADLEY

EIAS iulf received an extensive assortment Of
41ENoIIsa. FRENcH, INDIA and AMERIcAN
DRY GOODS, which will be cold very cheap, (for
CATH only consiang II part of the following viz
Elegant nankin Grape Dresses.
Black nanhiu Grapes, a few pieces extra quality,
cases back and coloured Canton. Grapes,
ga Grape Shawls,
Fancy Habit handkerchief,
Six flag, baudannz, black aud crossbarreo do.
E.egsns figured AID twIled silks,
Back and coloured Silks, large assortment,
Bef sewing Silk and Twin,
silk Gloves, Gent spun silk half Hole,
Elegant rarnture ribbons, new stile,
Black Bombazins. Italian Grapes,
White ace Shawl., black Galioous,
Black and coouted Ribbons,
Irish Linens, liuen Cambtics, do do. hdkfs.
Long Lawns, imitation, null aud common Book
Mullins, remarkably low; 6gured Muslins, from
one TO nine ihiIoss per yard,
4 4 and A Cambrics, cheap,
london Prints, elegant patterns,
Calicoes, large assortment, and very cheap,
Rich Furniture,, Enghfh Ginghams, Carli,,e do.
Cotton Cafimere,, 200 doz. cotton Hzudkfs. some
:. at the low price of IS cts per dozen,
Ladies and Gentiemsn's white cotton Hofe,
Wide and narrow Dimities from 90 to 80 cts. per
yard, black ,abby VeIvers,
Black cotton Binding, ladies & gentemens Gloves,
Cotton Servings, coloured Camhrics,
British Couon. blue and buff Naukins,
suspender., american Shee,ings, Shirtings, Cling
hams, Stripes, Checks, &c. &C.
Bcli super fine blue and black Londoa BFsadcloths
A large assortment OF blue, back, mixed and
other coloured CLOTHS, which were bought .,
auction and will be sold unusually cheap, CsG
meres Satipetts, whue aud coloufed Flannels,
plain aud figured Cashmere Shawls, new patterns,
at very REFUSED prices, fine black Bombszstts.
Nav 1. IT
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4 Irip-Hdmmer Shop For Sale,

GTTUATED 90 the Little Androfcoggin, in Pc
= land at place called Psine's Mils.-sad shop
" offered at lew rate long credit and the
pnrchaisr If well RECOMMENDED may besupphed
with flock ofiron.-A good chance for an indu,
trious man acquainted with the rle of the trip ham
mer.
ALso-A FARM Of 100 acres.
pleafaptly 6tua,sd in Ninot, with superior orch
arc late the properly OF John Leech.
And few lots of excsi entland 10 the fourth
ing Town of So. A!bsus, in somerse, county one
or TWO OF which lots may be paid for in abour.
Apply 70 WA. LAID.
hirot, April ls, 1871. II
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New Goods-Cheap.
IUtT REcEI. I'D AND NOW OPENING FOR SALE BY
ROGERS & COX.

AONlLkN y ~ WA,
A GREAT variety of seasonabe Goods, consilf
IA ing of broad aud narrow black Bombazins,
narrow colcured DO. case N4nkin Grapes black
and assorted colours, l Gaze Canton DO do. hand
some striped Silks, 34 Grape Shawl', green and
blue Floreuce Lus,rinss, best black twilied Silks
black snchaws and 5arsnetts, merino whole and
half Handkerehiefs, fancy Silk do. black and
white Italian Grapes, green and changeable Sars
retts. s-4 and G. Cambria, and Cambria Muslins,
corded Csmbrics linen do. and linen cambria
Handkerchief, lcog Lawns, white msrino Fringe,
alton Ieno and fancy Mu,lins, super light aod
dark cambria -Ginghams, handsome light and dar K
printed Cambrics, fac and common Calicoss,
xor,ted AID cotton Veiiiogs, women's black and
white silk Hose and Glove, black, white and
mixed half Hove wcmen's black, sIsle and white
cotton and vor-l led Hose brif Napk'ns, Umbrellas
and Para.ols, 54 and Dimoties, jubilee Cords,
irilh Linens, cheap Bririh shirtings. striped
Seer,uekers for summer Pantaloons, white and
striped Iean.. cooured Cambric,, .ewlng silk and
Twill, Fios, and embroidsripg Cotton, hne Tape,
and cotton B2!ls-ALso-
Factory Ginghams, Checks and
Stripes, Waltham water loom Shsetings and Shirt
Ing,, Bed Tickings, Threscs, SC. &c. all of which
will be sold very cheap for ca'h only. sw July 3.
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MISCELLANY.

From the National IntsLIfgercer.
ELDFR-S1I16HcH5 Linn. The virtues Of this shrub
which Is found r abundance III fields and is now in tut
bloom, sufficiently known among u.s. In continents
Europe u valued and is used with in many dis
eases Chsptal Parmentier, and Others in their admirable
dictionary OF natural history applied
IA and domestic economy that from Hppoc
the present day has been employed in medicine
virtues and properties uequivocaly confirmed by time and
experience.
Its flowers rssoutive, anodyne and emoient Infus-
cd and drank Ike tea thy provoke and establish persps
ton IN certain levers colds and cstarhs tried with eggs
they are an agreeable purge applied fermentation
OF eTyspels they reduce the heat and irritation and
prove exec lent IN al disorders OF the skim Warmed
applied 10 the forehead and temples they megrm
They used ia vapour bath for sweed legs particularly
~ the dropsy IN which disorder the berries
roots OF this plart, used with great effect as uretc
and pugtive. From the berries or thick Juice is
which IS given With success III bowel complaints
and in The dyssntery.
The flowers give fine perfume vinegar, 70 wine
the Hsvour OF muscst apples. when laid bed OF these
flowers drled, and then confined from the air. acquire
exquisite taste decocton Of its berries DIVES linen
when passed through alum of green brown color
and excellent brandy be distilled from them.
An Engsh farmer in the county of Drvonshre in seas
IN when the whole OF the vegetation In his neghbohood
had been DESTROYED BY caesrs grasshorpers and other
insects OTIS vedthat the Elder remained untouched in
health AMI vifor this Induced him make EXPERIMENT.
which wa. attended with perfect With bughs Of
ing ana brushing gently bis Cabbage plants, rurnps. ard
whear. which drove of all The nsect never
turned n then tried the op ration his fruit
with equal eject Since ths discovery has beer made known
some boil the branches aBd leaves az this plant
and then sprinkle rhs dreoction young plants which
said 70 preserve them eHecru<v from obstruction BY
particular account of This experiment was CON-
muncated many years ago the Royal Society BY Chris
topic Cner.
The and flowers Of this plant when sprnksd with
molass AMI laid IN places infested by tsockc1ehes and
ants wiil drive them Of PRO BONO PUBLICo.
The new Court Of Common Pleas, in Masss-
chusetts, consists Of the Hon. ARTEMAs WARD
Chief Justice. Hon. SOLOMON STRONG, JoHs
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POETRY.
FOR THE GAZETTE.
A

FOR THE GAZETTE.
GRATITUnE'S TEAR.
Ii is not sorrow-'tis not wo
That bids the tricklng tear to flow;
1t is not grief nor wan despair
That bids the big drop glisten there
1t is gem more pure, more bright,
gem Of more trnsulii.d light,
gem serene, unmi1'd aud clear;
'Tis GratitUde's Peliucid tear.
\ For who, when pity ever kind,
resting place from care should find,
Could ere refuse-ty love subdued,
One simple tear 10 Gratitude.
CLAUDlAN.
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A Pleasure Boat,


SPECTACLES AND HAT STOLEN.
A BOUT three weeks since The took from
N the Bookstore Of PRATT Sc SAWYER, a
pair Of silver-bowea SPECTACLES, with round
green glasses; and on the evening Of the 18th
inst. some person entered The house of the sub
scriber, in Essex.sreet, and stole snother pair
Of elegant silver bowed SPECTACLES, with
green oval glsses--toge,her with Fur HAT,
shout one third worn. Whoever will give in
formation that shall lead TO the recovery cf the
stolen property or the detection of the Thief,
shall be handsomely rewarded. Apply to
SIMEON PRATT.
Portland Iuly "a
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Rice, Cotton, Oil, Gin, Wime, Rye
Pork, &c &c.
SEWARD PORTER,

4NO ,, Longer HGTJ .
II As for 'ale, landing from sloop Messenger,
l. 20 bushels Rye ('ui,ab!e as substitute) for
Coffee,
bag. Coffee-2o barrels Pork.
so boxes Oranges and Lemons,
Stierces Rice-2o dog. scyihes.
Just RcceiUed and IN Store,
80 pr. gentismen'. NaDkeen Trowsers,
bales Cotton--lo Casks Sweet Oil,
10 hhds. Philadelphia Gip,
81 pipes } Sicily Madeira WINE, of the Vim
hhds. tage of 1915. Warranted pune a.
I Or. cask imported.
10 pieces ehopps and flag handkerchief,
s lbs back Italian sewing Silk,
10 boxes London made Pipes,
barrels bottled Porter, containing 8 doz. each
boxe, Waits No. l * 9, Chocolate,
20 do Malaga kAlSll\S.
70 drums Saltsna
2 boxes Axes-2 dog. do.
chest, Ksmpoy
boxesY. Tyson
2 hhds =. o. Sugar,
grOs. MackcreI Hooks-Bed Cords-bsCs Corks
-qun'as Cod Fsh-Plough.- bbls Ro,;n-Au-
chors OF all kinds and sizes, &c. SC.
June ~, 1891. If
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PROBATE NOTICES.
Thomas WEBsTER's Estate.

Thomas WEBsTER's Estate.
T'HE commissioners appointed 20 receive aud
TO the estate Of
THOMAS WEBSTER,
late of Portland, Merchant, deceased, give no.
lice that the time for receiving claims against
said estate is extended 10 the eighth dav Of Sep
tember next, end that they will attend that SER
vice at the Office of JAMES NEAL, in Portland, on
the 18Th day OF August, and on the 7th day OF
September next, from S O'Clock until 6 o'clock,
afternoon Of said days.
JAMES NEAL,
WOODBURY. SrOKER, jr.
Portland, July IL 1921.
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T o be sold a, public auction, by al order from
the Judge Of Probate for the county Of Cum
berland on Saturday, the lth day Of August next at
1o'clock, Pm 20 much of the real eitate of Samuel
Davi', late of Fteeport, in said county, mariner,
deceased, as will produce the sum of four hun
dred and thirty dollars, 10 pay the just debts of
said deceased, and incidental charges Sale 10 be
on the premises.
PATIENCE DAVIS, .4Gur'x.
Freeport, 9th July, 1921.
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HENRI Y BUTMAN.

No. 2, Merchants Row-I1as received afresh
supply of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints s. Due
StuGS,
which are offered for fae at reduced prices for
cath orcredit. Alscs good ahortmont of PoAers
warranted wco,en machine CARDS. June le.wo
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MONE NEW BOOKS.
RGeI.y.3 AT IaE PORTLAND BoOKsroa


No. = Merchants Row.
aud for sale by RICHARDSON & LORD.
HE PhzrmscopeiA of he United States by the
4 Authority Of the Medical Societies,
Bartou's Poems,
The Idle Man,
Ysmoyden Poem,
Popular Lei,ons Cor Children,
Doge of Venice, Tragedy
The Prophecy Of Dante, Poem by Lord Byron,
The village of Mariendorpt, Novel.
kenil~orIh, Novel,
Anecdotes of Humanity,
North American Review, No. 80.
AtheIenu., No. lo3.
A general assortment of Books g. Stationary,
Just received. All OF which will be sold on rea-
sonable terms 20 tho,e who wish TO pu7cha'e TO
sell again.
o." Tickets add Parts in the fifth class Nation
al Lottery for sale rs above.
July IL.
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COPPERPLATE PRINTING.

COPPERPLATE PRINTING.
TNHE subscriber, grateful for Iastfs o., p esent,
Il his unfeigned acknowied gmepts for the Kind
patronage he has received throughout the State,
since his residence in Portland Vie would inform
those who have not had az occasion for his servi-
ces, that be eDgraves Diplomas, Maps, Charts,
Notes Of hand, Bill; of Exchange, Checks, Mer-
camille. Visiting and Address Cards, Rewards Of
Merit, &C. on Copper; Masonic, Notarial Letter,
or any other Seals, on Gold Silver Brass in
scription. on Medals; Gold and Silver, Plate,
Door Plates. &C.
NIB. Az orders By Nail faithfully srceUied
10Th dispatch.
DANFORTH NEWCOMB.
Portland July IT.
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w. B. NORTON.

w. B. NORTON,
| INFORMS his friends srd cuff omers that he hiss
! received bis 'prirg fuppIy Of Good, making his
ahortment complete, competing the following ar.
tices viz
10 hhds. st. CroiX and Wind
ward Hand Rum of superior Guality-pipes Of
cognac aud streighn Braudy-hhds. American Gin.
40 chests and boxes of vsrcus kinds of Tea,-
boxes and bbls. of Sugars-bass of Cottou-Tier-
ces Of Rice 20 key. Of let quality Tobacco 20
bbls. vineyards dcz. steel back and common
Scyihss-Iro & Steel ,-Broadcioths- Csflimeres
American Satinetts- Gipghams- -Shee,ing.-Shirt-
ings and Yarns-Fngiifh piece Goods 1900 bufli
els beA yellow Corn-2OO do fiat do-4o bbls
F our, with great variety Of small articles iu the
grocery line. The above will be sold at the low
elt prices for cath, good nmbsr or approved credit
For sale as G6Ope--
$50 M. merchantabe Boards,
50 " tealoned Jonisica do.
so T" Z" mill refufe do.
IS " pine JJice and Timber
80 Il" bard pine Plank for ve{Iers ufe,
$50 " lh and I'd qualify laying Shingles,
Is =" CIapboard,,
1000 : red oak Shocks and Heads,
600 " white OAK do. do.
IN Yard, LuGber bv retail variou, kinds,
Csrgoes of Lumber fuInifhed at fhort notice 10
iut the market for which they are wanted.
Iune 10 9w
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SrosshiH, .Merllan9. Jaly 5.

SrO1shaH, .NGrstanc, Jay :
negro woman belonging 50 hir. kAcKLIFF
PoIETEUR, being told she had been sold 10 The
negro buyers, hrst cut the throat Of her child.
and thea her own ;--ihsr bodies were found
lew days Afterwards.
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Portland, July II, 1921,

AT Court Of Probate, held Probate Office in
land, within and for The county of Cumberland. the
;hrd Tnesdsy OF july in the year of Lord eighteen
hundred and twenty-one:
oliver PIERCE. surviving Executor tf the LAST will
~ and testament Of George Pierce, late Of Otised.
said county, Esquire, deceased having presented his third
Of administration of the OF said deceased
ORDERED, That the said Executor give notice TO all
interested, by causing copy ct this order be
published three the Portland Gazette
printed at Portland, that they appear at Probate
Court he held the Probate Oce aforesaid the third
Tuesdy Of August OF the clock in the forenoon
and shew cause, any they have why the shohl5
not be allowed A. X, PARIS, Judge.
A true copy--Atrest. Horstio southgate, Reg'r.
TIVE subscriber hereby gives pubc notice 70 all
ed thar he has been duly appointed and taken upon
himself the OF Executor of the last will
OF SAMUEL BAKER,
are of Portland, in the OF Cumberland Gentleman,
deceased, by giving bonds tine law directs He
requests all persons no indebted the said deceased
make immediate payment and those have any
demands thereon exhibit the for settlement,
JOSEPH VI. GERRISt
Portland. Inly IL. ISL.
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Rogers s. Tebbets,


HAvEJUsT RECEIVED,
1Wenly Casks and BOreS OF China,
Edthern md Glass H1RE.
(WHICH added to then former stock, makes
w their assortment complete.
Ware repacked al short notice, or sold 10
the original packages at low rate, Tor cash or
approved credit.
They have likewise received an assortment o!
Domestic Manufactured GOODS,
-coEsIsTING or
Shirtings and Sheetings, bleached
and Observation-Disclosures
Sattinetts-Checks, Threads
arms, &c.
which will be sold very cheap.
HeIurchasers are inviied 10 call and En-
ansiRs, 4 Portland, Sept. 81.