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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26
CONGRESS-
TUESDAY, JANUARY %

SenGie.-Mr. Lowrir asked lrayn IN 7,,,.,.
lace bill 10 vest in the respective. si,.,.s H.
right oftbc l.. ). to all fines assessed ~. H..
performance of militia ,luiy ,lsfi.,o ,h,,
last war. After an explanatory SPEECH frn,o
the mover, leave was granted and the hin Pa.
cened lis LIST reading.
ne biii respecting the COMPENSATION ar col
'ec"rs oi me customs was sill, farther discuss
10; Mr., BROWNS motion aboht The colt c,or
Va - orie"ns was lost, ayes ] /, noes 60.
a motion was made la I.!sc I'M. co,,p,;s
sion OF the collector ut Norjok IN nor zen,
--heSohosd. Mr.. Holiness n,oiion 4, ,;> !,
AZ u per cent. was agreed to-
S"ne discussion TOOK place ns tn IN. COL
iector of richmond finally the ,,,.st;,, ,v.,.
,ak"n Oh hAhg The .,conuission Mt on,. and :,
hall per cent.-and carried, ayes 90. NOES ~
TIE Senate rose without deciding t;n,lry
on the bill.
I."USE OF REPREsENrArivFs-O T,te
ddy. me House again went into Committee ,r
me w hois--on the BhnlTaDi Isil-N Mr. Ser-
8ed'a closed ms Speech-whrn Mr.. Stertnso,
rose,o submit Il motion which was TO strike out
the first sectina ofthe bill. He purn,sed to cx-
press his sentiments ON m. n,,est;o,, hn, ha
wished 10 have the question ,i,lv and fnilv
disc,issed--and the object of his motion
would he to try the sense Of the house ON the
prnicipie oftSe bill, ara if it should appear
ihhta majority was in favor of legislatinp n,
lhesublect II would then be- desirable To Unite
III making ihr details as perfect as possible.
Mr. Sergeant expressed his assent to that
course-and the hour of adjournment having
passed, Mr.. Stevenson moved that the COM
inittee rise and report.
Mr.. WoodSon of Il. then rose. and after hay
ing complimented Mr.. Sergeant. regretted
that hls Mr. SIS feelings were not sufficient
" comprehensive-tlia hat they did not attach
themselves to that description Of persons .,n.
phatlcally termed the bone and snew Of !, ro
vernment-hc meant the agricultural portion
OF the community in whose favor. he would
offer an amendment TO The bill.
MIR. Stevenson waived his mnti3n ;o r;se,nd
report, whereupon Mr.. Hoodsoa submitted
the following amendment
So That all'classes of the community. other
than the description of persons before. n.nti-
"ned' shall have the privilege at their election
OF becoming voluntary h,nkrupts, with the
consent and appreciation ola nininr part IN ya-
lue of all the creditors of such ,oinnf4F, ,,,,nl-
rupt, previously obtained and cI,,ly certified
And that such bankrupt shall he subjected 10
the same proceedings, and liable to tie ne.
naities, fines, and ioiftiurcs, and he entitled
to all the privileges, benefits. and advan,,gcs
as are provided for and made appr,;b,s
to all other bankrupts by tue regulations of
this bill" Va
On motion Of Mr. .Smmh the con,n;,tee
hen rose and reported, and obtained leave fo
81; again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26
THE SUBSCRIBERS

Z
HoPECTFULLY inform their friends and the RIer-
Chants and Planters the Tenn, river tlnt tbev
have established themselves Florence Alabama under
the firm uf
BUCHANAN s. JOHNSTON.
Tor the purpose of STORING < SHIPPING COTTON and
MEkCIiANDISE and execuing GENERAL CoMNiS-
'ioN BUSINESS To carry these objects into effect they
nave contracted for the erection of warclnus ON
each side OF the river nj aud opposite the Florence Inui
whcp VIII he completed ile weather PERMITS.
The mean time they have procured temporary houses for
the reception of such gnl- consigned 10 Iheio
They pledge themselves the faithful execution of any
business that may b. committed to their care.
CHAS BuCH IMAM,
49, JOHN JOHNSTON.
Florencc Ala. Jam g. 1870.
Rnpier n Simpson. Florence.
Wilson y Walker Rus>eyiilr, 4.
REFCRT.Nf,rS } Piriard AshiurSJ. p,;t,,,.
80 } lymnnS Brothers. { '"''"'ipn'a
SiaunSrl, white < Coz - 49,
tiurdOr, Grant & 60. '''''""s'
January %. soct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26

10 Ll6ely Young Negroes ut AUCTION. AMER a
Decree Of The C01iyf.
ONMoNnAY the 18th OF hi, month if fair or Otherwise
~ the next fair day ut oriotk, iron; Of the Rel ia
ycrn w be sold uniera decree the Cbancery CONT of
williamsburg without reserve, money IS hev and vrr
valuabf Slaves being principally field hands bcioopnn In
tue eS'nte oil the late John ID Wilkinsop, deceased
BY order 81 tie Comui ioner---
BROOKE * HUBBARD Auctionecrs.
January % ON az -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26
LAND FOR SALE.

pursuance OF an order of Gloucester county court the
n Commissioner therein will sell AT The
Of the said county, the Gr,t hondy Nara (bein
VoresifT court y)a racf Of 'au1 belonging the estate
from SIX to seven lndred acres, known y the nanr of e
contains about 30or so Of cxceen eanv The resi-
due cool level high land, well lapsd TO the culture o.
corn ana wheat The said land lies in aoui mile
of Potapoank crcc'. The lard will shown by Me- John
Hewlett, residing IT, aud erais made known bv him
Hlnurcster. JANUARY %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26
FIFTY DOLLAKS REWARD.


- ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in oyl,on Meek.
lcnburg county, Va. negro name of NED
IS or 40 Ofage carpenter by trade brown complex
ion and good countenance had when he ascondeo dark
homespuu coat sud oznamrgs has remarkable
the thick Of the thumb Of his hand occas
Ell by the cut OF broad and small Of his
eyes Ned was raised near Winchester Va. may posi-
bly, attempt 10 get back there or have good rea ons TO
believe he was carried to Richmond by negro wapeoner
from the Eecbborhood and may stay the neigorhood
OF the city time. will give 80 dollars reward IL he is
taken IN the state and secured in any jail yet him
again. and fifty dollars il taken Of the state.
October so 50-wi2wi THOMAS NEAL.
DURsUANr 10 deed ofrus executed bv Mary Isrus to
the subscriber TO certain therein mention
ed will be sold for cs WEDNESDAY The sixth day OF
February next, at Raysers tavern, negro MAN. named
trnry. RICHARD CRUMP.
New Kent. JAM 70 80--5tF
COMMITTED ~ Chesterfield jail rs q runaway on lie
~ 1th OF December last negro NV the name VI
ItAEL who saws he belongs mir. Peter Moore negro
trader, and bought from the OF James ays on the
coun'y Of Observation-Disclosures compile xons round full
n = about p or 20 Of age, feet inches rb
~, cl"hiag IS blue Virginia cloth puntaoons, and dar
plains great with cape The owner o. said negro l.
rcquecd 90 aud prove his propcry pas CHARGES and
take him away ohcrwise he viii he dealt with as the law
directs. VIM, WfS rUFfs Act J.il,r
JsnvarT % ss--v4gy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26

VIZ subscriber having nrcirset nh the 90 IL PIJ
u All COAL PROPERTY hciOnciue 10 The estoi. ~
"a a. Hr Heth deceased will future carry an the I'm
ness bn.e. ~ expects during the present yea ii Iarr
supply on coal offe uos superior quality, and s hap,
To Iurnsb all the customers ~ The aie Mai llcii ~ well ~
an other persons Who wish deal in the auiclc with
lac quantities they may require.
hichn'ons' Jan -. BEVERLEY RANDOLPH.
u me Editors of tue National inelIigc1crr Baltimore
Aeriran Phil"dephn AM d. Advertiser, New Ycr& Mc-
canuIe Advefii'er AID Boston Ccnne requested ~ i
f thr above twice week for three weeks, remit their
bills 10 the subscriber for payment. h. h.
January 26. f2-wty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26
TO THE IIIRIlC

AVING seen land-biI ardrcsS,sl 10 the Members o
the Legislature by Captain Blair Dnng TAI ing exce,,
IONS 10 s"Hlc enlarss in letter addressed The Cia-
hiaii ni We fcni'entiary COunneei; !, proper as ia
70 'ls'on whatever nj the TING. Capt i,oitw or any
oincef or any persons al his stionJ tiai should iii "a
vow any in"on to reflect ON linor his nnirers-My isas
t"br rrnDnr the hasy ierie) were ia relation Il, The
stationed III the Penientia,y
,; Mo- 9Th. 4, SaNr u p.rco>.c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26
FOHTUNRTUS sYHN0P
WILLIAM w. NORyELL trustee.
Lyuchhnrg. january ~. s9J,,y,ds


CtiICKAiiOMINY LAND FOR SALE
EpN virtue Of the .ns will and Testament Of Tobu price
- deceased tate OF Henrico county will t sold on he
CON gay ol january inst tie premises 10 the higfest hid
ner the Tract Of land whereof said Price died ossesr CON
tanning about six hundred This land lies about f,ur
OF hNe miles from the city Of Richmond and Is well Worli,
ne attention Of farmers credit of12 and rs months viii
ne gyen Tie purchaser 90 give bonds With approved
and deed OF trust the secure the svmen Of
lbe purchase money. Such title only viii he congeyed as h
vested in the executors by wbnt the title Is believed
70 " "hquesuonahle. REUBEN TtNREftSIEY n. {.
For VIM. MAYO. Sheriff
January J. ,>s.. !, 49,. Of iienrico coCnly.
POSTPONEMENT.
~ Ihe above sale Is POSTPONED 90 Fridappesf fte 1ad~t
IN the city ~ Richmond.
January D.. 81 RFUByS TANRFRsrFy
Df virtue Of deed OF trust 10 me eSee,rd IN, Vis
iOneN o the county of Powhaan secure to Edwr,,i
1u sun o. money therein Denti nrt. shq THIRST,
&c "a dHg - March nfrf, proceed sell 10 fr highest b
W. io' ready money the tract ofiand hcrcou the
ey DOW resides wing the main road about miles
The Of Scotssiile lF,TFS az spRr ~.
Pos hsffn. isnascy y gl-s,.fs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY o.
IN SI.N AL,
THE .SEPpPESSTnN D,,,

TIE oUPPNESSiO.N or PTP9CY
Mr. JOHNSON, OF Louisianr. st,bn,itteS tho
following resolution for consideration
RESOLVED, That the Committee on Naval sn.i,
i'ensrpced to inqun elmio the expecemcy of crowd.
ing y la" Tor lle huiiding OF additional number
of Scoops of wal Tor The protpciion of The ,'
OF the United States in The Guror Mexico and i'm.
The propriey OF employing or more Of ne frig,,o
or ships OF wA' of the United States FOR the same nur
pose. ~ i"'
On motion of Mr.. HOLMES, of Maine fbe
bill to establish The compensation of of;c.rs
o.! the Customs was rccpinnitt-d 10 the Cnm
migee on Finance, for the purposes of ntro-
d'ming some amendments in its details.
"hici could be better prepared, lie Thought
in commodities - '''NN5Ht3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26
LAND SALE POSTPONED.

var sale o the land belonging the estate OF James
n iunter deceaS,n Rockingham County, y. Cnroiiun
IS postponed IN conseueace oflbe death nf tho heirs
JANUARY ~. N SAMuEL UUNrFli- Itx,n-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-26
Sc OF REpREsENTArIvEs

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Orders of the Day were called mn
when the house resolved Itself into cc,, o,
mttee Ofthe whole on lla unfinished b,,s;,.ss
ol Yesterday, 1.-THE Bankrupt Bill 1ir.TAyIoR
in the c'lnir
The question being upon The amendment
proposed by Mr. WonosoN. of Ky-tlc
mover rose and remarked, ihat perha0s the
discussion would To- embarrassed I,y pI,rs,,inr
the coiirs" that had been proposed: he world
ny no nftns ibtrrfcre with IFS most fair and
favorable discussion, and therefore wi,hd,,w
lor Inc present, HE amendment he had Of
iered. W.
The question then REQUIRED lpon the mn
ton of Dir. STEVENSON to strike out The frat
s"ctcn OF The bill for the purpose of testing
! IT'S principle.
Mr. STEVENSON rose and addressed tho
COMMITTEE in speech ofau hour and an half
in support of the motion for striking ont -.
but press fOihrr matter prepared for this
paper, preciudes us the pleasure Of ,aying il
before 0ur readers at this lime. A sketch of
1t shall be given at an early day.
Alter Mr.. Stevenson had concluded. Mr.
SMYTH observed that the hour of adjourn
ment having passed, and the house being nos.
sessed of>the impressive argument Of his col.
league, Mr.. StevensOn,) would not probably
be- disposedto listen 10 the observations h..
proposed to submit on the subject III, there-
lore moved that the committee rise and re-
| port prosress-whch was carried and tbe
committee thereupon had leave to- sit ao,in
| Mr.. SAWYER made an Intellectual nffen,nt
To change the daily hour of meeting from, 10
To y o'clock and then the House adjourned
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26
SEASON4BLE GOODS,
FROM THE LATEST EXPLORATIONS.
TUSr RECEIVED, an extensive assort-
ment, by
EDWARD HOWE,

No. 5, Merchants Rolo, Middle Street.
Black, blue, brown, green and mixed
BROADCLOrHS and CASSiN EKES--une
s2le FLANVELS, and two bales BOdIB 4
ZETIS, different cOlour,--one bale IA 81 9-4
1914 fla TIA 13-4 ROSE BLINKET>-hiue
Hunters Cloth-Duiii- Coatings-colored Bonn.
bazeenes-- bet-blue, Lack and White Rat.
ttnG,ts-hlne aud brown Queens Cloth-PeIisse
Cioih-S SIX and NEristed Nestiag>-grecn and
crimson NOrean-black, blue and white Tabbv
FeivetS-Silk Velvcts-Drab Kcrsey-worsted
back BJmbaze' .>--GassimeTe ShuWls-printed
Neriuo Sha~Is and RanJkerchiels "a new article
--wo~,tei HOse-Salisbury Flanneis-Narkin 4
Canton C-aPes-sinchaWs -Sarsnets-twii'd Silk,
Flag and Bandana ilandk erchiets-italian and
french black, green and white Crapes-sewing
silks and IWist-NeCke rchiefs- CalicoS-Ihread
.aCes-Nadrass Handkerchefs--w hile and col.
Ured CambI ic.--cottou Table Covers and Dovlcs
Fancy ana black .i,k OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aud
book plain and figured MU.ns--cot,cn aud linen
I4reads-Furni.ute Patch & Dimlty-silk Braid.
aud Rhbous--vlite, brown and black Linens
cotton Unbrelas- gilt and twist Buttors-Euck.
Doe, Beaver aud hid GIoves-hnen Damask--
Russia Dlapers--Bed bindings Fringes- WeLL',
patent SusPenders, sc. &c.
ANso,
Factory Shee'irgs tings-Gmgh CHAINS =
SfripeS-BedtiCIsngs and Checks
6UOO ID. live Geese and Russia FEATHERS
On hG,ld good assortment Of gilt and ma
hogany framed LOOKING GLASSES which
will be sold at large discount from tue factory
prices, 10 close the sale Of that article.
French Paper Hangings and III
iLary Goods.
The above articles will be sold low, for cash
k1-N. Il. Beds and Mattresses
made at the shortest notice, and all orders pune.
tuaIy attended to.
Portland, Oct 50. n
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26
SEASONIBLE GOODS.
ELISHA VINTON

FzehGnge Street, Near Cumberland Pqnk.
II as JUST RECEIVED 40 additional sun
i i ply OF NEW GOODS, particularly adapt
e. 10 tie SeaSuI.---
AMONG WHICH ARR
superior London black & blue BROADCLO1HS
NIddtng and low priced do do. do
t7>'imefeS-anetn's CIoth,-superfne Kerseys.
l71nn \ drab Dni6i,-Sattinetts-V e>tnyS.
ElankFt,s. IA, 81. ga, 1914, TIA and l2-4.
riaDaeis-Cpating>-Ca -Bumbazetts ccm
pete eS>Ori meat
ttaitinetis-Plain and figured Cashmere Shawls,
MOTIONS PnS-se,viDg Silk and Twist,
New assortment plaid Ribbons
SLACK and co!Ored s nchaws and Sarsnetts.
Brown Linen-Buckram--B British shjrtinls.
superior black Levan'ine,
"a ga Cotton CamDrics-Cambric Musltns
Elegant figured null Musns--plan do.
fisin and Ggu.od Leno aud hook Muslins.
Bcxes Cotton Balls Wire Cotton,
CoiIon Floss IN balls and Skeins,
Furniture Patches and Copperp ates- Calicoes.
horsIct & Lambs wool Frocks and Draws.
Lined b own Gloves occasins,
flag Haudktrrhiefs--Fac Factory Shirtings-Sbirtipgs
Ginghams-C hecks- TickineS-thrtadsN c.
W hich are offered for sale At unusually low prices
or 'ASH on'N. cow Jan. g.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26
STATE OF MAINE.


Resolves, authorizing The Treasurer TO borrow
forty thousand dollars, TO be applied 10 the
payment Of the deol Of the Stale.
ESOLNED, That the Treasurer If the State
l. y be. and lie is hereby authorized TO obtain. On
TIE talth Of the State, loan OF forty thousand
dollars, terms most favorable 20 the Stale re-
im5lrsable At lie pleasure OF the government, at
teI zen years, with interest Al the ate Of Ave pc
cent per annum, 10 be paid semi-aunually al Tie
treasury.
kesoired, That il shall be the duty or The Treas
urec u issue proposals for said loan aud advertise
the same, least sixty days, in al tie newspapers
in Portland; and Tie pc ,ous Or corporations, NJ
fsriog the greatest premium for said loan, SHALL
have the same.
ReSoiUet hat the Treasurer of the State be
and he j. hereby authorized, 10 behalf Of the State
40 give notes, in sums not less lhan one Thousand
dollars each, fur such portion Of said loan a. may
be taken and paid ,or by any person poration
payable TO The bearer as provided in tie Grst Re-
solve.
Ia NE House Of Representatives., Feb. A. 1899.
Read and passed.
BENJAMIN AMES, Speaker.
In Senate, Ff5 5, 1899. Read aud pa. ,ed.
DANIEL ROSE, President.
February 6, 1922. Approved.
ALBION X. PARIS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26

20 o., P73HTo


F7r1 RiIri1c0od'5 .LGgaS inc
THE EfN TEEES
Oh Clay these tree, BE ever green,
Perpetual sprrr rEWTeath them.
Nav bloom on every bough be seen
And lovely flowers beneath THEM
Be fresh each leaf ~ rt-ors each form
No biting winds ir.naIf them
And may the rcd wing oi NE storm
Pass ever ty, and spare them
Twas here IN b0yhocd, that I strayed.
When cot a care molcs'ad
With her loy'd hc0cath ti-s shade,
On summer DAYS, 7 rested.
feel those years revive ag1ln,
20 sweet and far departed
Al Thoughts IKE these are worse than vain,
They mock the broken hearted
It's melancholy scene
70 view the woodlands yellow,
Ari a cr's snow. where late serene
Waved Auturl's harvest mellow;
But lis more depending truth,
10 feel that VIC must sever
From all that gave delight 70 youth
Dcspairng. and forever!
Is in a mirror, vanished years
This well known view is raising,
With lightning glow the past appears,
rs thoughtful am gazing
Nav no rude hand this spot deform,
No biting winds impair il;
And may the red wing Of the storm
Pass ever nv, and spare il.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26
STATE OF MAINE.

THE Projectors Of he Cumberland and Ok
ford Canal Corporation hereby notified
that the first meeting Of said Corporation, wall b,
held at the dwelling house OF Israel Waterhouse
lnnhoder in Portland, in the county Of CuInbcr
land, on Thursday the seventh day Of March Mex
az Two O'Clock ~ The afternoon, to on the fol-
lowing particulars, viz -
fstly. 10 elect President, Treasurer and Sec
retery, OF said Corporation, aud to agree upon
The method Of warning future meetings.
@dly. 10 make and establish such bylaws for
the prudent management OF the affairs Of sand Cor
PoratiOn, not repngnant TO the laws of this STATE
a shall he judged expedient
Sdly. 10 take such measures 10 dispose Of The
Stock Of said Corporation, and to carry into e.
feet the objects and intentions of The act of IN
corporetOu as ma be considered necessary.
SAMUEL ANDREWS. ! Members Of the
NATHANIEL HOWE. aid Cumberland
ENOCH PE2LLY, Z and Oxford Canal
IRA CROKER, Corporation.
February 9th. 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26
Gardner iron Uorks.

GGFdiHeT {FGH " 0FkS.
THE Subscriber. Agent Of tie GARDINER
IRON WORKS. has constantly for sale 4,
the sgenty Store ia Gardiner, the following a.
icles viz -
Saw Mill Cranks. Pulling Mill DO,
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought g. cast Mill SpindIes,
Hatter's sins,-Ciohlers Plates,
Crow Bars.-Plougb Mouids and Coul,ers.
Wheels for various kinds OF Machinery,
Sad Irons, -Cast Iron Dogs.
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Carding Machine Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
Gudgeons 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
of,Castngs. will be executed punctua'ly. in the
best manner. NJ. SPRINGER, Jr Aee,t.
6m Gardiner, FEB. 5. l52.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26
NOTICE.

- order Of Court, will be sold al Public Auc-
t'on, on Tuesday, the 10Th Of March mex,
AZ III O'Clock, "A. NJ ct the Counting Room Ut
Y. X. Z. SfOCKBRIDGE. the night of re-
version, which Jennett True. Joel ire and
joanna rue, children Of Jacob True, late of H.
Yarmouth, deceased, have ia tie Widows
lower description Of which, end terms az
sale, may be known by calling % the subscriber.
CALVIN STOCkBRIUGE.
North iarmOuih, Feb. IS, 1892.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26
Men Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN.

EIChINge NiTtfi.
Has jastreoeived, and now opening for 'aIe
- large and extensive assortment If new
Fashionable Goods,
Of the latest imports,ions, Wiz Bale KID
MINISTER CARPErlNG--t Case Figured
CANTON CRAPES-l Case lain do.-Black
Naukin Grape Dree-e>-f Case 1 4 IrI@h LIN
ENS-Linen d NMAcK-Liuen ca VI BRICS-
Linen Cambria H4kf,-" .-li,hwhite SILK HOSE.
French Black and White do. do.-Erglish and
French black aud white six Gloves Beaver aud
hid Gloye.-Alerino lllkf,.-lmitaton do.-blk.
Synctaws-Io. SarsenetS-- COiorcd Lustiings--
Qiack and white Sdttlns-douJle chain blk. Le-
vantine Silks-Sllk and Cotton Nelvets-ciegaRt
Fringed CRAN TS-M leu, black. white and MKT
Wursted and Cotton Hose Women's white, Blk.
ADD slate do dbl black OMBAZINE-Fig-
ured 80 IBALE I"IS-P.ain do.--I ART y
PLAlDS-FIg'd a Plain Jaconet MusIins-Fig'd
& Pisin Leno i Book dO.--uih,c Cotton Cambrics
Coored do Cambria Muslins- Black white 1, & cen
Isalian and French Crapes-EngI hGinghams-B'
80 Cltlo s--Furniture FatcE-C aIicots- Cotton
VeStings-TOilenets-V aieHtia and silk NestiRgs
-FIagg and Bandanna Hdkft.- Back Silk do
blk. red and sssufted COLOUR
Cashmere ShGUtS,
with and without Borders Black StockincIt--
Blue Nsnkins Mellow -Milhuet-- Bonnet
Paper-black ahd white Wound Wire Cotton
Shawis-Dimitas; Jeans; Nankinetts; Russia
Diapers blk. and brown Linens; Ribbons:
Tapes; Buttons; Cotton and Linen Threads
Sewing Silks, Twists Cotton 6ails &c. &c. sc.
Riark, blue, drab MKT, bareback and brown
Br0Gdcloths; black, blue, white, drab. MKT, aud
bareback CeySimercs; Blue Queens Cloths; blue
ard light coofed Peiisst Cloths; green and dIsb
Coatass; DyIhh; htrseys dtah Hunters
Cloths; 6lk. white yellow, and green F2onneis;
SwansAins +; 81 "a, f0-4 & 11-4 Rose Blankets,
&c. &c. &c. &c.
ALSOa general assortment Of
Factory Goods, viz. Cotton
StsairEs; Bedtjckinst cinghan,s Checks and
a'nFt5i SIhineHs Derry Diapers Bale
h'n..'can rei Flannels silk and Go Ton Tnlbr4I
t1e; rara,Dls Bristo Bricks f,r cleaning Krives
q FORKS (tf) sept. 1897.
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groceries ana marc W are,
AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING -
SPIRITS. Currie Powder.
Old Cognac Brandy, TEAS.
Antigua Rum, sGunpowder.
ST.. CroX, do. Imperial HySnn,
'. England, do. Young Hyson,
Schiedarn GIN, Hyson Skin,
Weesp do. Souchong.
America DO. s SUGARS
Old Whlekey, Cordials. India double boiled.
WINES. White and brown Ha-
=. P. Madeira, vaus,
,rci.v MaLrra, ;Nt. Croix,
Lisbon, Vidonia, Loaf and lump.
Malaga. NUTS.
SPICES. { Almonds,
Nutmegs. Gloves, FIberts
Mace, Pimento, 5 English Wanuts,
Uinger, Css.ia, Pecan Castana,
Real cinnamon, Pea Nuts
Ground Cae>in, COFFEE.
Whole aud ground Pep. st. Domingo,
per, Havana Domestic,
C8y-nnc. Do. s Welsh No. Chocolate
L 4 n hus,ard, Boxers. do.
Entry MaiiS, oil sizes,
Spermrreti Oil, Flasks DO. blown salt
81 Uhes and Liverpool do. Cotton. Rice.
Salt PetTe, Alum, Copperas starch
sulphur. Indigo, roli Birthstone. Tobacco,
Cut Nails, Brad, Hollow Ware, Stone DO.
MulasScs, Chees-, Oct Meal
Ca,k aud box kaisins C,rrant>, Figs,
MackereI and Pollock Fish, Vinegar,
Brushes, BroomS, Denijohus, Velvet Corks,
Castle and brown Soap, Winds DO.
3uPcrilne Flour, Sole leather, Shovels,
Spade, &c.
Hin rorie'u Of
HARD WARE.
Nor. 6. ~
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For SALE.

HOUR FARMS in DanviIie. $40 in Nnot
Ill DO ia Norway, 3 DO III Green, Q 40 IL Leeds,
1 DO Lisbon, DO in Cape Elizabeth, with build
ngs, at far prices. Also. f.ots, some III Datural
slate. some partly cultivated suitable FOR farms,
IN the above towns in Woodstock & lewiston.
Alsoi two dwelling houses with out buildings, a0G
abort 20 acres Of land ia Portland. Also, Ges
mitch Cow.-Enqure Of
EDWARD LITTLE.
January % 1922. 1aw6w.