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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-08
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AUGSBURG, MARCH 81

A commercial letter from Vienna,
dated MARCH, 90, announces that an ex-
traordinary courier from Constantinople
has brought to that capital the news
that the Porte has replied negatively,
and insolcntly, to the proposition of the
medialing powers.
Austrian Generals are now reviewing
the troops of their nation which form
the Gordon established on the extreme
frontier bordering the Ottoman Empire.
Some persons affirm that Austria will
make common cause with Russia.
We have no farther intelligence from
France. 1t is said the depression of the
French funds was occasioned by the re-
ceipt Of alarming intelligence from
Brest, the gates Of " hieh had been
closed against egrcss or ingress.
It is said that that the Active Gigate, Capt.
Andrew King, is to proceed to Copenhagen,
with the CSdor Of the Garter, fer the King OF
Denmark.
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NAT:IL. PAINE, J. Prob.

Worcester, IS.
f'obate-ohice, April 9, 1929.
To the WaiosU and Heirs IF BETHuEL
BARTLETT, late Of Hardwick, IN said
County, deceased, and to all Others con-
cerned IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
n pear (if you see fiji at the Court of
Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday in June next,
at ten OF the clock, beitre noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to the Adj
ministratrix to sell and convey so much of said
deceascd's Real Estate as win raise the sum
of S 326: 46, for the payment Of debts and
charges and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-08

The citizens of Rhode-TsIand have
voted, by considerable majority, against
the call of Convention to amend their
State Charter
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Worcester, s..
Probate-Ofice, May I, 1922.
To the Heirs Of ELIzABErH HALE, late
Of Leomrnster, IN said County, de-
ceased, aud to all Others concerned an
the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETIHo.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
IA pear (if you see iit) at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Lancaster, in said Coun-
ty, on the third Tuesday in May instant, al one
of the clock, after noon, to show cause whythe
Accounts of the Administration OF said Es-
tate should not be allowed; ard you will be
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-08

The editor Of late Western paper, in
his notice to correspondent, says
!" Truth aOiH appear neat GEEK
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BOSTON, MAY 6.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

The British ship Mary-Catherine ar
rived at this port on Saturday evening
last, and brought London papers to the
9th, and Liverpool papers to the 9th of
April.
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this circumstance goes TO explain the rea-
son why this gentleman few years ago was
returned as puhick deiaulter. A considera-
BILE SUM Of maney was, it seems, 'advanced'
TO Mr. Mix, on account of foreign intercourse
Nut that is all the information the executive
choso TO give 10 the people about it. These
are the very sort of men to get advances, be-
cause thoy stand in need OF them and are,
moreover, such right good patriots, that it
would be deemed quite anti-republican to re-
fuse them little iavours ofthis kind,
1t appears from the records of the Mayors
court, that this man obtained formal dis
eha,ge under the insolvent act Of this State,
Richard Riker, Esq. being Recorder, April
nth, 1917, aad consequently forlnal notice
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THE JNILK-.sf4ID AND THE BANKER.
A Mnk-maM with very pretty face,
Who lived at Acton,
Had a black Cow. the ugliest in the place,
A crookedback'd one,
A beast dangerous she was frighuul,
Vicious and spiteful.
And SO confirmed uuant. that she bounded
Over the hedges daily and got pounded.
Twas all in vain 10 tie her with tetber,
For then both cord and COW elop'd together.
Arm'd with an oaken bough (wllat folly
It should have been OF birch, or thorn, OF hoy)
Patty one day driving home the beast,
Which had as usual, slippd its anchor.
When on the road she met a certain banker.
Who stoppd TO give his eyes a feast
BY gazing on her features, crimson high
BY long cow-chase in July.
"Are you from Acton, pretty lass 2 ne cned;
Yes" with curtesy, she replied.
:. Why then you know the laundress Sally wrench 1!
she is nv cousin, sir, and next door neIghbor
g That's lucky I've message for the wench,
(which needs despatch, and you may save my labor,
Give her this kiss, my dear. and say sent II.
But mind YOU owe me one-Tve only lent II.
She shall know, cried the girl. she brandish'd her
bough
I" OF the loving intentions you bore me.
But as to the Kiss. as there's haste you'll allow
That YOU had better forward. and give II my Cow.
For she, at the rate she is scampering now,
"Win reach Acton some minutes before me
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Ill Court Of Probate held at Portland scithm
and for the county Of Cumberland, on, the third
Tuesday Of .4ugust in The gear Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and tperty tuo
nAVID GRIFFITH administrator OF the es,,r of1aMEs
having his first account Of admnisraron Of IN:
estate Of said deceased, and petition for an allowance
the widow out Of the personal estate
0RDERED-1h1t the s1id admins TRAITOR olive r,,;re 10
all interested, by causing copy this order be
three weeks successfully in rhe Portland Gazette
printed az that they may appear Probate
&C held ar sid Portland the third Tuesday Septem
ber next at ten OF the clock In the forenoon
~ any ehey have, Why the should allowed and
e ranted. PAPRFT@r POTTER 1s'Jss
trneFopy-Attest,s HORATIO SOUTHCATE. Reg.
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GARDINER IRON WORKS.

THE Subscriber, Agent Of the GARDINER
IRON WORKS, has constantly for sale at
the Agency Store in Gardiner, the following ar.
ticles viz
Saw Mill Cranks, Pulling Mill do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought and cast Mill SpndIes,
Hatter's Basins, -Clohiers Plates,
Crow Bars,-Plough Mould, and Coulters,
Wheels for various kinds of Machinery,
Sad Irons,-Cast Iron Dogs,
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Cardng Machiue Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
Gudgeons Of all sizes.
Brands for names, &c. made at short no.
tice
The above articles will be sold he for cash
or approved credit. Orders for apy description
ut Castings, will be executed purctuslly in the
best manner. NJ. SPRINGEK, Jr. -1psnt.
Gardiner Sept 3. ls22. If.
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COOKING STOVES,

Of new and most approred construction, having
a large open fire place, with folding doors, with
hearth in front, sufficiently large to Roast In a
Tin Kitchen, Fry, Broil, Toasting Bread, Boil
ing Coffee, and for various purposes # COOK
cry, which cannot be done in close Stoves
heretofore ia use-a large Oven directly over
the fire with Damper under the bottom, which
prevents burning, and Plate the Oven,
which retains the heat on the top large Oven
ia the back, in which you can cook meat upon
a spit from the heat received through the divi-
sion Plate. The Boilers set deep in The Stove,
directly over the fire, which boil readily with a
little fuel, with a large Boiler at one end, which
is very convenient to draw water for Coffee or
Tea.
These STOVES have from Q to q
BOILERS some Of which sufficiently large for
washing-the com mon objection to Stoves is OBJ
waited in these, they being open and pleasant.
and the effluvia of Cooking being conducted off
through the Funnel.
The public being satisfied Of the utility aud
economy Of using Stoves, it only remains for those
who are about Purchasing, 70 ascertain which
Of the various kinds do actually possess the most
advsntsges-we invite them 10 satisfy them
selves by examining and inquir,ng Of those who
have used the different kinds
0y@ II kberal Discount 10 those rho purchase
10 sell again, and all orders promptly attended TO.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Sheet Iron and Tin Funnel;
TOGETHER WITH
Copper, Shest-Iron, and Tin apparatus for
STOVES;
Or Three secondhand WORMS and
one Still Of $50 gallons al reduced prices.
.Mkinds IF COPPER, BRASS, and
LEAD WORK, manufactured as abope.
Aug. Is, 1922. II.
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WYER & NOBLE,

No. /, Preble's Rolc, Erchdnge-Strcet, nearly
opposite the Cumberland Bank
HAVE for sale. as great variety Of C.4SI
IL IRON STOTES, Of the most approved
Patteras,a befound 10 this State, suitable for
Meeting Houses. Halls, ParIOrs,
Bedrooms, Kitchens, Stores and TessfLs.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Wilson'S Parlor, Oval, and Pipe Franklin
STOVES: Urn do. Cook and Boiler do. Phi
ladelphia, Franklin, Pipe Franklin, Oven, Pyra-
mid Cole, G. Plate am Box STOVES, various
sizes. From their own patterns, elegant Frank
lin, Pipe Franklin, Double back STOPES 5
sizes, Plain top, Cone and Urn Franklin. calcu-
lated to let in even with the hearth SO as to
have stone or tile in Front.
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THE Subscriber hereby gives notice. that he
Il he contemplates Remoring from this town
He therefore requests all persons who are indebt
ed to him either by note IT account, to make
payment on or before the first day OF September
next, as he will be aunder The necessity of leav-
ing all demands which may then remain due and
unsettled with an Attorney for settlement and
collection.
He also requests those who have demands
against him to call at his dwellins-house an Will
.ow-Street, and receive their pay
He likewise offers to rent the DWELLING
HOUSE situated above, il being two story,
in good repair, and very convenient for family
Possession TO be given in the month OF September
next.
He wishes to hire two or three good WORK
MEN as Journeymen at the Hating Business IN
his Factory at Iopshdm.
JESSE RICHARDS.
Portland, June 9, 1922. Of)
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To GEORGE BRADBURY, Esq. one Of he
Justices Of the Peace, zgithin and for The
county Of Cumberland.
M the subscribers, proprietors of the late
wv PlntatIon OF PEARsoNrowK, (now incor.
pCrated into town by the name ofSTANDrsH) in
said county. judging Propsietors Meeting TO BE-
necessary, do hereby request that you would issue
q warrant for calling meeting Of said rropre-
tors, as the law directs, TO be holden at P0riand
in said county, at the House of ISRAEL WA
TERHOUSE. on WEDNESDAY, the eighteenth
day Of SEPTEMBER next at ten O'Clock In the FORE
noon, TO act on the following articles, viz:
T. To choose a M Moderator.
2. To choose such committees and officers. a.
they may find expedent for conducting The af-
fairs of the propre,ors.
g. To take measures for ascertaining the de-
mands Of said Proprietors. against any person or
persons, and Of any person or persons against
said Proprietors, and to act ihereoo as they shall
judge proper
!. To enquire into the situation and quantity
Of the lands, Of said Proprictors yet unsoId, and
whether any person or persons in possession Of
any of them, or have committed Trespasses there
Oh, and aci thereon as they shall see ft.
5. TO see what they will do with said lands. or
any part oil them, or with any mortgage Thereof TO
said Projectors, and act thereon as they shall
Judge expedient.
6. To receive and allow If they see ft, any &C.
counts that may stand against Proprietors.
Z. To agree upon method of calling future
meetings.
8. To consider at large, the interest and con-
OF said Propre.ors, and receive any PROPOSE
tons or applications of individuals and act thereon
a. fsT as they legally may, in such manner as they
shall Judge best.
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
JOSEPH II. INGRAHAM
LUTHER FITCH,
LEVI GUINBT.
SALLY TITCOMB,
Dated August 10, 1922.
CuMBERLAND, S.. To SAMUEL FREEMAN.
ESQ. one Of the FIVE PFopretors aboyenanled.
GREETING.
- YOU are hereby required in the name
r. :. 'fthe State Of Maine, TO notify as the
y flaw directs, meeting Of the PRorRrr-
~ TORS Of the late plantation Of Pearson
town. NOW incorporated into town by the name of
o'andsh,) IN said county, TO be holden at the time
and place, and for the purposes mentioned in The
foregoing application to me directed
Given under my hand and seal, the twenty
fourth day OF August. in The year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and Twenty-Five.
GEO. BRADBURY, Justice Of The Peace.
Pursuant 10 the foregoing Warrant 10 me di-
rected, hereby notify the Proprietors, therein
mentioned, 10 meet at the time and place, and FOR
the purposes mentioned in the application therein
referred TO SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Portland, August 81, 1899.
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Military Goods, &c.

VuttttuTy UOOuS, SC.
which together with their former Stock, enables
them to offer general assortment Of Goods in
their line. VIZ.
Elegant gilt cut and thrust SWORDS,
Gill, plated and brass Artillery Do.
Proved Muskets, Rifles aud Pistols,
Shot Pouches and Powder Flasks,
Gilt coat and vest Star BUTTONS,
Gilt and plated Sword Chains and Knots.
Gold, silver, plated and tinsel EPAuLETTS,
Gold, silver, and plated Lace and Binding,
Gold, silver, and plated hat Bands and Tassels,
Gilt, plated and silk Stars and Rosstts,
Silk and worsted SASHES,
Morocco Sword BELTS,
Gilt, plated and brass cap and belt PLATES,
Gold, plated and worsted Cord and Braid,
8 case. very rich Vulture & common PLUMES,
Yellow Tulips or plume SOCKETS, &c. &c.
A great variety of rich, plated and Britain
MIA coffee and tea POTS-rich cut Glass & COM
mon plated CASTORS, from to s bottles-plat-
ed fruit and cake Baskets-plated & brass CAN
DLESTI. KS and LAMPS, various patterns
plated and steel Shutters and Trays-ivory, bone
and common table and dessert Knives and Forks
-Japanned bread Baskets & tea Trays-copper,
brass and bell mettle Ket.les-iron and brass
WEIGHTS-copper Measures--Spelter-C
per-bar and sheet Lead-store and ship Pumps
LEAD Spouts--brass AndIrons>--Shoveis and
tongs and Hooks, &c. &c.
They also continue 10 manufacture and hare
constantly on hand as as,tal
Warranted gold NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. soup
Ladles-table and tea Spoons-.ugar longs
salt Spoons and Thimbles-gold watch Chains,
Keys and Seals-Ear Rings-Pins and Rings
Hair Necklaces and Bracelets, &c. &c.
Military Officers and Companies will be
furnished upon such terms as cannot fail t. give
entire satisfaction and respectfully invited to
examine for themselves.
UCASH given for old Siiver-Copper-
Brass and Lead.
Portland, July 30. If.
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HORACE SEAVER,

Has JUST RECEIVED,
DALES bleached SHEErINGS and SHIRT
ID INGS-bales Cotton Bats for ConlorieIs-
cases Of THREADS
05-ON HAND. ~
Brown SEEDLINGS a. sHlk iINGs,
GinEhams. Checks, Stripes, Chambrays,
lickings, satiinrtts. Warp and Wick YARNS,
Writing, Wrapping end Shes,hing PAPER, &c.
Portland, Sept. s. 1929. CIV
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Medicine, ANTS, &c.
HENRY BUTMAN.

Has just received pr ship Liverpool, from
liverpool,
g nm lbs Valerian ROOT,
GVV doz. Evans LANCETA,
doz. Anderson's PILLS,
10 casks white LEAD,
2 tons Ground do. do. in Oil,
casks Venetian RID,
do. Spanish BROWN.
100 lbs Rose PINK,
100 lbs Ora ge LEAD,
so lbs burnt Terra de STEMS.
I cssk Rotten STONE,
hhds WHITING,
groce Pencil BRUSHES,
OF. fine CARNINE,
6 doz. varnish BRUSHES,
reams Sand PAPER,
sroce Cour. PLASTER,
25 lbs Red WATERS,
80 NJ. Tenter HOOKS.
The above articles are Of fine quality. and
will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Portland, July 9, 1922. (9w.)
REMOVAL.
DR. GEORGE W KITTREDGE, has re-
- moved from Back Street, TO Mai Gage's,
Niddle-Strect, next East Of the Few. Dr.. Paw
sons Westinghouse. where be may bn found ready
10 wait on those who should require bis profession.
al services.
Portland. Sept. 3. 1922. Sw.
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NEW GOODS.
Elisha Vinton,

Near Cumberland Bank, Erchan ge- Street
LAS JUST RECEIVED, variety of NEW
y GOODS, which added to his former stock,
renders his assortment very complete, and will be
sold at very reduced prices for Cash.
Aug. g.. 6w.
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HTFIRE!i

TvHE Manufacturer Iasmdnfe Company, re-.
Gently established in the City Of Boston, for
the express purpose OF Insurng against Fire,
with Capital Of Three Hundred 1housand Dol
lars. now offer to Manufacturers throughout the
United States, opportunity Of insuring the r
property against this destructive element, (Which
tAe greatest care and strictest attention cannot
always prevent, and which, in an unfortunate
moment, frequently reduces sfiuent and indie
pendent families 10 poverty and Distress at such
moderate rates, as cannot fail to induce owners
Of factories to secure themselves against loss.
The Company are in no manner restricted as
70 the description of risks. but will name premi-
inns in all cases, however hazardous, and on he
most favorable terms. Not only Cotton. Wool
len. and other Manufactures, will be insured at
this Office. but also Dwelling Houses, Stores,
Furniture, Goods, and Merchandise, with every
other description of property subject to loss or
injury by fse-
The Company take this opportunity 10 state
the kind Of information deemed most necessary
TO be made by the applicants, as the premiums
in a great measure, Will be graduated by their
representation, to wit -
Where situated. OF what materials are the
buildings constructed For what purpose occus
pied How many stories the buildings
OF what materials are the roofs What building
are in the vicinity? md their distances from the
one 10 be insured and for what parpose occupi-
ed ia what manner are the buildings heated
and lighted ?-Whether the picker, machine
chop, bleachery, dye house, &c. &c. are in, or
annexed to the buildings TO be insured, liza
watch is kept in the building an engine at
tached to the establishment! And if insurance is
wanted on the several buildings belonging to
the factory, the applicant will state the differ
ent amounts on each and if convenient, the
Company would wish to have ground plot, to
give them some idea Of the buildings to be in
sured.
As the Company will not, for the present, take
more than ticeniy thousand dollars on any one
risk. and possessing an ample capital, give I'M
doubted security to the assured.
Persons DESTROYS Of insurance, who may reside
out Of the city, by forwarding their applications,
by mail, or otherwise, to the Secretary, may be
assured the same will meet with immediate at
tention.
SAMUEL HUNT. Secretary.
Office, No. 81, State-Sirest, Boston.
July Is 1922. 3m
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ROYAL LINCOLN,
Erehange-Siyesf, PORTLAND.
Has JUST reed AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
Seasonable Goods,

....CONSISTING Or.
SUPERFINE & common, black, blue
and mixed BROADCLOTHS s. CASSIMERES,
Woolinet:s-Angola Cloth-Cotton Cassimeres,
Black and colored Bombazee Worsted do.
case black and colored canton Grapes,
Black Nankin do.-Rombazetts,
case 4 Irish Linens,
ga Merino Shawls, very elegant,
Merino Handkerchief and points,
Casimeres, Grape, silk and cotton Shawls,
Black Italian Silks-do Florences,
Black and colored Levantnes-Cravats,
Muslin Gown Patterns-Cambrcs,
3-4 and A Cambria Prints-Velvets,
Light and dark Caicoes,
Silk and cotton Umbrelas-Parascls,
Linen and cotton Dama.k-Dimoties,
Russia & Derry Diapers-Vestings,
British Cottons-blk. white and colored Italian
Grapes,
Flag, Bandanna, Fancy and black silk Handker-
chiefs,
Flag, blue and Madras Cotton do.
Thread Laces--lsht and blue Nankins,
English Ginghams -sewing Silk and Twist,
Carpet Bindings Buttons,
Garniture Ribbons, &c. &c.
! bale Cdrpeting.
ALSO. ..Sattinetts- -sheetings--Shirtin
Checks-Gingha -Bedtickings-sewingC Cot
ton, &c. IT, May 81.
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OK GENTLEMEN, may be we'll accommodates
y with Board in Court Street, within few rod,
of the Court House. Apply to
IONA. STUART.
Portland, July %, 1922. If
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Chelmsford Glass.

THE subscribers have received large suppl
l. of 10Ly and by 7, CHELMSFORD GLASS
which they offer for sale at the Factory prices,
which have recently been re duced % per cent.
.ALSO-A few Chaldrons Of COAL.
N. d l.. DANA d Co.
Portland, March ~, 1922. If.
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New Goods.
JOSEPH JOHNSON,

WIDDLE-STREET,
Has just received, by the late srriv Is, a
large assortment Of GOODS, which will be
sold very low for cash. August, 1922
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FOR SALE,

OWING to the owners leaving town. tbre.
~ PEWS, op the ground floor in Dr. Nacbol,,
Meeting House. Apply to
IONA. STUART
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a Fresh supply Of NEW GOODS, Jus
receiUed by
Roval Aincoln.

ErchGnge-Street......... CONSISTING OF
N case assorted Canton GRAPES,
- Black and colored Nankin do.
Red Cashmere SHtWLS,
Canton Grape do
silk and cotton do.-Muslin ROBES,
PLAID SILKS--Italian do.
Tartan Scotch PLAIDS.
Turkey COLTHS-4-5 English GINGHAMs,
Black Barcelona HaNDKERCHIEFS,
Fancy silk HANDKERCHIEFS-PA
Boxes Cologne WATER.
ALSO
Factory MS-SHEETINGS--
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. --STRIPES--BED-
TICKlNGS--SATTINET Sewing COTTON,
&c. II. Aug. 6.
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Dye-stufs, DC.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FnR SALE.
n - tons Csmpeachy LOCKWOOD,
- ~ 10 d.. FUSTIC,
2 do. REDWOOD,
8 do. NlCARAGUAWOCD,
80 bbls Ground CANWOOD,
hid Dutch MADDER,
hhds Eng. fOPPERAS,
5 bbls do. ALUM,
do. Roman VlrRIOL,
] case Bengal INDIGO,
2 zeroons 8. r. do.
~ groce Press PAPERS,
Cases 81 carboy's Oil VlTRlOL,
Crude TiRTER. NUTGALLS,
JACKS & CARDS.
Together with general assortment o.
CEofbter'S 1O0ts
on good terms for Cash or Credit.
HENRY BUTMAN.
July 9. l2w.
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GEORGE w ARREN

GEORGE WARREN
HAs removed to No. 2, Long. Hharf, next
i coor to Mr.. +. GREELY's, whore he offers
for sale
~ bales prime upland Cotton,
so bbls. superfne Flour,
10 do. prime Pork,
10 boxes Canton Sugars,
~ do. Calcutta do.
10 or. casks Malaga Wine,
10 bbls best American Gin,
25 boxes bloom Raisins,
Boxes Y. II. Tea,
Pipes Cognac Brandy and Holland Gin.
Portland, Sept 10, 1929. 2w.
TIMOTHY FLETCHER,
N.ol1, Jones Row, Exchange street, Portland.
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
HAS RECEIYED-
I SO or. casks off. r. F. and L. P.
500 canisters r. r. and r. and TIP.
Which he will dispose Of at the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest recon-
mendations from officers Of the u States Ordnance
Departme N, and many others who have used the
same.
large quantity of the above Powder, can be
furnished at short notice.
O5-Gentlemen are invited 10 call and examine
the above Powder. Il Oct. %