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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

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z. ghfcb nv laA been io9krr N IN gsry Gisrr-
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garr-. FCTHER rfCffa-Tsrfe-~
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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26

ht Court 81 Prcbre hrd pOrtaud within ard nr tir
county cf Cumberland m FIRST 1uesd y Of vcnbrr
~ the year NJ our Lord eight h4ncrei aud tvttv-
Ns
MERCY SNFi n, widow cf DAVID SMITH lare NJ \. ii
tion or IN showcase out a che personal III sd
dcce ss-d.
IN AT pcts3 rt~~esed uy Causing cop, cf this order ~
published thrre wrels sucarssvelv IN tht pnrii ~
bate art % he held az said Portland. The FIST Tuesday
I Dec mbern Ar t tyu ~ tny u he iOrrno WV .
new cause. = any icy have. WHY the shoul nor Ia
z anrrd RAltRrT-r rD1~TFr yJrT.,-r
\ trEe copy, httsst -HoAAgio SOU fHSArI, IL.
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@. G. MITCHELL

y EsPEC FULLY informs his friends AMI The
IA public that be has taken the well known
HOTEL formerly occupied by Col James Burn
ham, and lately by Mr.. Jacob Coturn, where he
trusts he shall be able TO ensure the Comfort and
accommodation ofthose who may favor hi,o with
their patronage. Ills house, by il. central stu
alton, is admirably calculated for the conven-
fence o. those who have business to transact, aud
has equal advantages to offer those who visit the
place for pleasure and enjoyment He confident
ly assures the public that his accommodations
are superior, and that no exertions will be want
ing 70 furnish his table with all the seasons afford
His Stable IL large and commodious ard his al
tendance prompt and cheerful. By assiduny and
civility he hopes to merit aud receive counte
nance and support.
Portland, Oct. 8. 1922 9w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26

Certificate Of The Hon. Jason D,,nesn

hereby certify. that have mad use Of Dr. Jonathan
Moore's Essence OF Life III my tsmily,in coughs aud hen
there obstruCcns upon the lungs and has gives
Prompt rceiI have ao yqG'utly heard OF, and by PEG
MS who have apparently been IN declining of b. Ih
with th-Ir lungs affected, ard attend ed with cough that
application Of The above mentioned hSy received
inmediar- relief asO by the experience aud
have received fully believe il be valuable dis
covery-tnd Thar il will be very beneficial The public.
JASON DUNCAN.
DuspngrstOn. March I90t
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CertfcGte Of the Hon Daniel Buck late Member Of

hereby certify, that far e;hern We 4rs past have beef
most Ut the lime troubled with tedious cough occasional
by Catarrhal at cton, that IN the OF last summer
AID fall It's increase accompanied with structures uPon
lungs, night swests, cold chils, temporary general
Wasting OF flesh ani dmnuIion OF strergth and
fever. strongly indicating approaching consumption.
That though applied 70 sunfry physicians. and
OF various medicines, obtained relief until conmt-
ted myself 10 Doctor Jonathan MOort-his III Noven-
Der last. tie literally adninisIe Cd his Pecoral drops.
Essence OF cn less than twenty four hours after ing
OF this dcine found my ssf IN degree relieved, and
implte the ehsnge almost entirely the OF E-
Ny night swets, cold chs and temporary heats
have wholly subsidized. lever has much all ted my cough
has nearly eft and now exhibit every sp
returning health.
DANIEL BUCK,
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DIR. MOOREiS
ESSENCE OF LIFE.


= SuttuJVt ~HrutItItti tutety utScOTtTeu,
which, rightly applied, will be the Matching
thoas ads from the jaws of death. II has been found
very eihcaclous IA the following diseases, viz.
(tONeUMPI ION, Hopping Cough. common Coughs,
- Colds Dhc1lr Breathing, Influenza, Q4ucy Asthma,
Phthtsie splitting Of Blood FtturGcy, Iuds etIon. Loose
the ~ ell, Fits of eve1y kind Cramp, kickes
Scurv, Choc, Cstarrh Dysrntary Paintings, Hvpocnon,
dre Affection, Hr@d-achr sickness stomach Measles
spsveDtatys OF cOntas diseases GouI Rheuma.
tism.
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STATE OF MAINE.

TO The Senate and House Of Representatives. ner.
to eOnrtne al PCrirnd on ne frSt Het1esdrv or
January, II. ID. 1898.
'INhE PetitioneTs would represent, that there Is
a large quantity 81 excellent pine timber stan
ding adjacent 70 StearLs' Pond, in Sweden that
The distance 10 any water Communication, n
which logs now pass 10 market, IL 20 great ~
to preclude IL owners from any profits from their
property by that Channel; mat the distance rom
stearns' Pond to Crotched Pend, in s5,idg ton, is
about two miles: The stream, although small, nav
az considerable expense be made 50 that logs
may pass TO said Crotched Pom; and from that
Pond 10 Long Pond, in Bridgton, the stresH, las
been opened the present season FIR The passage III
logs, where they will End ready ina. hei.
Your Petitioners therefore pray that they, with
such IS may hereafter join them, may be incDrpo-
rated into body poiuc, for the purpose Of open
ing said stream from Steans' Pond, in SW eden,
70 Crotched Pond, in Brighton, for the passage
oflogs, &c. with such powers and privileges. ard
with such rate Of toll established Us may be deem
ed proper.
JOSEPH WALKER.
SAMUEL MEYERS.
October SO, f322.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26

At Court of Probate he'd az Portland within and Fr ~.
County OF Cumberland on the Tuesday November
III the OF our Lord eighteen hundred and wentytw
UPON the foregoing petition, ORDERED-That the me-
tionsr give notice TO al persous Interested by carsin
copy Of said petition with this order punished
her weeks successfully IN the Portland Gazette printed
AZ said Po tlNEd. thar they may appear AZ prnbare
Court u b. hd az said Portland the first Tursdav "
December nex and shew II they have WHY the
prsyerof the petitioners should ror b. granted.
BARRETT POTTER. TIrDCF
A true Copy. Attest-HORTAIO SOUTHGATF re-
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BACON-Picklcd and smoked.

TITUS SKILLINGS has made preparations
Il and is ready to receive HAMS or BEEF Tor
Picking and smoking. lie may be found at N.
l.. DANA Co.'S. Store, where ali orders will
be thankfully received and promptly executed.
Nov 49, tE
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26

THE Subscribers ucrehy inform all persons il
L. debed 20 tie late finn OF
SHAW & THAXTER.

thrt final settlement Of The business af Said Grin
Jas become indspen.ahly necessary, ard that ton
that purpose their Books Notes and Accounts
are lrft '-ith NATHAN CUMMINGS, Esquire
who is duly authorised 10 adjust he same. All
demands rtmsiang unpaid alter a easonable time
will be put in suit ALpHEUS SHAW.
CHARLES TIlAXTER.
Portland. Nov. l9, 1922
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26
PORTLAND Silk. and W0OUcn Dyf
House and FuNing Mn.
ROBERT THOMPSON

ANOULD inform his friends and the public
tbat ne has had new Buildings erected near
Naushsn'' Bridge for his SILK md WOOI-
LhN "a r, and for Falling and Dressing Cloth.
20 me neate't manner. He has lately built new
m"eh'he Tor hndpT1ng and Teosiitg and Dressing
tloih, which does 4 in a superior s,ile.
Tie also colours british blue fot 50 cents . vsrd
All kinds Of mems garments can be colored and
cleaned whole.
Goods lett at Messrs Haines and Morri.,. Mid.
dle-S:reet. at Mr.. Saml Enery's head Of Long
Wharf, will 6e taken aud returned.
X. L. Will furnish any Of The Country Cloth
iers with KnapPing, Teazling end Dressing Ma
chimes at $1,000 cash down, OF SIS, 90 on one
years credit.
Goods colored black every week
Aug. Fl. If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber hereby gives notice. that he
u he con:emplates Rsntoping from This town
lie therefore requests all persons who are iudebt.
ed 10 him either ny note or acc INT, TO make
payment or before the first dsy Of September
next, as he will be aunder be necessity fleav-
ing all d. msnds viii h may then remain due and
unsettled with an Attorney Tor settlement and
collection.
He also requests those who have demands
against him 10 call al his dwelling-house in Viii
low Street, and receive their pay.
He like wise offers to rent the DWELLING
HOUSE situated az above, it being two story,
in good repair, and very convenient for famiiy
Pc session TO be given in the month o. September
next
re wishes 10 hire two or three good WORK
MEN as Journeynen at the Uohing Business in
his Fastory at Topsham.
JESSE RICHARDS.
Portland. June 8, 1922. (tE(
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26
DANIEL TYLER
ERLAND. ss.

CUMBERLAND, $.
10 me Hon. Barrett Potter, Esquire, fudge Of
the Court Of Probate for SAID Co1ea'u.
CARAH HOMER, OF Portland IN said County IVidoy~
- Mrtha Hopkins Of b. ewster in tile county Of Basa
he and Commonwealth o. vifr or Ednund
Hopkns) respectfully 81 weth, That heirs AZ law OF a.
estate ~ DAVID SMITH. late OF SAID Portland Msrchant
deceased stare, thry each entitled to one SIKH
part ~ sad estate and wish hold their said shares
Of n severalty. They therefore pray thar your henou
would order division Of the the law in such c.
ses rrovdes
Dated at Portland Efo-eSafi hi 5rfh d1y efsFareD1ss
fr theJesr oU Lord eighteen hundred ard t7rny-.qpc
SARAH HOMER.
MARTHA HOPKINS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26
DOCTOR RAMSAY

DIGS leave 70 inform the public, that agreea-
Es bly, to his proposals, on his last arrival ID a.
merica, in 1916 he has accompli shed his Tour OF
this country, with the view of exhibiting his i'm
provements,in Anatomical Develope me mt in com
parative Anatomy on which and morbid Anato-
my, his doctrines ofPhysiology founded.
DIR. r.. has engaged Doct. REUEL BARRows
Of Fryeburg, his former private Pupil. as his As
sstant, and with view to his becoming his sue
cessor. Two year. viii he employed in the in
itiation Of this gentleman into those numerous OBJ
jects, which practical anatomy presents, as TIL
basis Of indnctive reasoning, medical and surgic4
practice. II Dr. r. sees the proposed period, h
trusts by the aid of an enlightened and liberal
puhI's 70 present them with american publ
cation OF Anatomy and Physiology. (the plates
and manuscripts Of which are ready for the press)
an epitOme Of his Museum and Lessons of his
school.
iiIs ensuing winter course of LECTURES. on
Anatomy and Physiology, the theory and practice
Of Medicine and Surgery, will commence at
fryejmg, on the second ceek Of January merit, and
terminate on the end OF March.
Fees $50. for the course and admission 10 the
Museum, dssecting Room and use Of the Library
Gentlemen formerly pupils Of the Fryeburg
.4eademy SIS.
Young Gentlemen Of the Academy, admitted
10 the Lectures only, S..
No GentlemaA can receive Ticket for the
course. unless he pay the Fees in advance, or
furnish Sattyac'oTy security for their payment.
fryebug, Nor. 5, 1922. CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26
30 OTIS, SHOES, HITS, DC.
Oliver s. Hartshovn,
.WidHe-Streeb

III fUutt-Dtft tb
INFORMS the pub.
lie that lie has dispos-
ed of his stock OF
shoes, sc. in Tx
change Street, to MIR.
Joseph Hay, and that
his business viii ia
future be confined to
his old stand, two
doors above the Bd,aE
Of Portland, where
lie has constantly t.r
sale a complete as
sortinent Of gentle
men, ladies, misses,
boys and childrens'
Boots e. Shoes,
morocco and leather
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26

]. ST. phru n. 6rldee, Of Westminster il Vermont DO
&c 5ity, m have tor some time b-en lanted
the good sf-crs Of Dr. Jonathan Moores Eienrs OF Life in
NV own Family S,ThrrS md recommend il 10 be 20
eNJr ms safe md iui Family Medicine, Colds coughs
amt Az DISC der OF he brelgt lungs III The yyhoonnq
cough and al sniodic complaints and make no doubt
the citrcus OF America Ia receive great benefit il
mOrs general use Of tht Aud beng personally
tinted with DT. Moore. and finding him 10 be hiscrte
and well Informed man. Cannot but hope he will receive
all due eucDui agsmtGt.
STEPHEN r. BRADLEE, IL. d.
Westminster, Sept. :, SOS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26
COOKING STOVE Els,

az 4 new and most aDDrOred construction, ba VIr 2
a large omen fire place. with folding doors. with
p hearth in front, sufficiently large 10 Roast IN
Tin Kitchen, Fry, broii, 1oastmg Bread, Boil
ing Coffee, aud for various purposes COOK
cry. which cannot he done in close Stoves
heretofore in use-a large Oven directly over
the fire with Damper under the bottom, which
vents burning, and Plate over the Oven,
which retains the heat on the top large Oven
in the back in which you can cook meat upon
a spti from the heat received through the divi-
sion Plate. The Boilers set deep in the Stove,
directly over the FIRE, which boil readily with
little fuel, with large Boiler al one end, which
is very convenient TO draw water tor Gomez or
Tea.
These STOVES have from to
BOILERS some Of which sufficiently large for
washng-the common objection TO stoves is OBJ
waited in these, they being open and pleasant,
and the efiuvia Of Cooking being conducted oil
through the Funnel
The public being tisfied Of the utility and
economy of using Stoves, il only remains for those
who are about purchasing, to ascertain which
of the various kinds do actually possess the most
adyantages-we invite them to satisfy them
selves BY examining and ipguiring of those who
have used the different kinds.
a. a liberal Discount 10 those tchO purchase
10 sell agala and al ord,rs promptly attended 10.
a
Sheet Iron and Tin Funnel !;
TOGETHER WITH
Copper, Steet-Iroa, ard TIN apparatus for
STOVES;
or Three secondhand WORMS and
one Still Of $50 gallons At reduced prices.
al kinds f COPPER, BRASS, and
LEAD Work, manufactured as abOve.
Aug. l3, 1922. IT,
GARDINER IRON WORKS.
THE Subscriber Agent + the GARDINER
Il IRON WORKS, has constantly for sale az
the A.cncy Store 10 Gardiner, the following
ticles viz
Saw Mil Cranks, Pulling Mill do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought and cast Mill Spindles,
Hater's Basius,-Clother's Plates,
Crow ars,-PIough Moulds and Coulters,
Wheels for various kinds Of Machinery,
Sad Irons,-Csst Iron Dogs,
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Csrding Machine Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes.
Gudgeohs Of all sizes,
Brands for names, &c. made at short no.
tice
The above articles will be sold cheap for cash
or approved credit. Orders for any description
at Castings. will be u'ed punctnslIv IN the
best manner. Nj. SPRINGER, Jr. Aaent.
Gaidin'r, Sept. 2, 1922. Il.
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WYER & NOBLE,

No. /, PrebIe's Rol0, Erckange-Sireet, nearly
opposite the Cumberland Bank,
HAyE for sale, as great variety of CAST
EA IRON STOPES, of the most approved
Patteras,a. be found 10 this State, suitable for
Meeting Houses. Halls, PartOrS,
4 Bed-Roogls, h Kitchens, Stores and VeSseLs.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Wilson'S Parlor, Oval, and Pipe franklin
STOYh.S Urn do. I; Cook and Boiler do. Phi
ladelphia, Franklin, Pipe Franklin, Oven, Pyra-
mid Cole, c. Plate am Box STOPES, various
sizes. From their own patterns, elegant Frank
lin, Pipe Franklin. Double back S1OD Is B
sizes, Plain top, Cone aud Urn Franklin, caicu-
lated to LET in even with the hearth SO as TO
hars stone or tile in Front
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CFTo all lehoq it sray concsrr.

tGYIo all lehora IL 1lay concern
We the undersigned phvscisns have proved the
easy n Dr Jonathan Mnos Estnce Of Lifr conceive il
ilrro'izr the M-dcine d. re OF opinion tha
il general ussyl. e viii ia ~ public utility.
AFEL DUNCAN, Dxignerstyf:.
SANL SIEAENS. IL. ID. do.
WM. TOWN Els!mirus-.
{. w. CHANDLER, Ardousr.
ABRAHAM HOLLAND. 0aLboIe.
IONA. BADGER, HsifniElfer.
MA ATTAIN STONE, NrT Fire.
PRESCOTT HALL, Chesterfield.
CHARLES BLAKE, Keen.
The ehove Medicine may be d - large small quaint
tes, It SAMUEL KIDDER. lr. Charie,towns Mass. WIS
his recentv been sppned wholesale and retail Agent or
the s. o Massachusetts ard h1inend by his appoint
Il may be obtained Of
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JOSEPH WALKER.
SAMUEL MEYERS.
RICHARD PICKETT

The subscriber hereby gives public notice 70 al concern
Cd. that he has been duly appoiated and taken uroI
aimseii the trust OF Administrator of the estate OF
RICHARD PICKETT.
late OF Portland the county Cumberland carllr M
ceased, by giving bond the Inv drrcs-Ie therefore ~
quests all persons who indebted h- said drcrased
estate TO m immeitt payment and those Who haze
any demank thereon, exhibit thu same for setemer
yVlIIlAM wi Tr
Portland, October /, 1874.
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HENRY BUT MAN,
PORTLAND. Name.

public will please notice that OF the above
EsSencc viii veudrd future withon he signature
samuel Kidier. =, attached each DIRECTION without
which Il viii nor be genuine. (om., april &.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-26

w HtATON'S noted ltcn Ointment which has
stood the tet Of all other ointment, and
which has always been sold at fifty cent. Der
Box is now reduced to thirty seven and half
To induce the Agents 10 keep but one kind.
fresh supply Of the above can be obtained of
Dr.. J. Co., III. B~man. j. DOTraace, Merrill K
Darts and c. Dana.
ALso-WheatoB's well known JAUNDICF
BIT Frs, for sale as above. eowly. Feb. 10.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26
A FARM for SALE.

Pursuant TO the last 5oia and testament, of Charles Thoma
deceased the subscriber 4nH e6e,' 40 PUBLIC sale, Oh
Thursday, the 4M day April net, al the house Of h Crorv
n ne osp gt Ne1rcasae,-2 F.4RH with Mevlbbutenances
Situate ~ Dragon neck, Red Lion Hundred, Newcastle
county aud state of Deaware containing about $40 acres
OF which about 14O arabic 20 acres of Wocd
handsome Apple Orchard of acres and the residue na,
The above Farm is about mile and half from an excel
lent landing on the river Delaware. 1t is highland healthy
handsomely situated commanding fine view of the rivei
Delaware It's nearly opposite the Peapatch on which
posed routes of the Delaware and Chesapeake canal The
woodland consists Of the best mber and the arabic land
Us of excellent quality and part of it well sci in clover
Feb. %, 1922. 1915 CHARLES THO.lL1S Er,r
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26

IN Me LEpP COURT Of Newcastle county, held az he
mt House, IN Tie Torsn IF NtvcaSe, the I'm day Of
FEBRUARY, .IAao DOmini 1892, ii motion ordered:
kat Committee be abbOined to settle M The Trustees Of
The Poor q sad County, sich Committee reported loVs-
The Committee appointed by the Levy Court to settle
with the Trustees the Poor for Newcastle county beg
leave to report that they met committee OF said Trustees
al the Pooriouse of said county, and carefully examined
Z err accounts commencing the 10th day of January
1921, and ending the 18th day of February 1929 which
they compared with the documents produced in their sun
port and have arranged the accounts of said institution
under the following heads, viz Statement No shows
the amount OF Poor Tax laid by the Levy Court for The
year 1871 with the balances due from the Collectors of
Poor tax for former years. which compose the whole
sum to be paid by the county for the support the Poor
for the year 1921 Statement No. 9 shows the amount of
money received by the Treasurer of the Poor and
the payments made by him within the first named period
Statement No j. shows the of Debts remaining un.
paid by the Trustees on the 14h February 1922 with die
funds remaining to the same consisting of the balances
unpaid by the Collectors and also an estimate ofthe prob
able sum wanted to meet the expenses Of the
eh year tor the support fthe Poor Your committee fur
her beg leave to state that the number of Paupers which,
they found i'll the Poor-house amounted to $780, which NAV
be consldereda fair average ote whole number
throughout the year, and whose expense for boarding has
cost the sum of SS11o97J which is less than cents
day for each Pauper The smaness of this sum must be
owing IN great measure to their resources as they
raise large proportion of Pork Beef Vegetables Butter
&c (Which they consume) upon their small establishment
and goes TO shew what might be done by productive farm
to be cultivated by them under the superintendent of
good farmer Your committee would beg leave further to
remark that they are of opinion, that when any Glass of
citizens are called upon to contribute by way Of taxation to
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE Subscriber having purchased the establishment
If the AMERICAN WATERMAN, has barely time IN
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