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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
Charles County Court,
.1ugust Term. IS2

ON application to the Judges OF CLahs
,OCounty Court. by petition in wnlig
OF Hawkins Tubman, OF Charles CouuT,
for the benefit OF the act OF assembly Ia
the rellefof insolvem debtors, passed d
November session, 1905, and the seven
supplements thereto, on the terms Der.
toned therein, sche duie of his propnr
and list OF his creditors, on oath sohr
as he can ascertain them, being anneid
to bis petition, and being satisfied by CON-.
petent testimony, that the said HsHkIu
| Tubman, has resided two years Imnedr
ately proceeding the time OF bis appla
tioa in the State OF Maryland, and ben;
also satisfied that the said Hawkins Tub
man, is in actual confinement for debt, sn.|
no other cause, and the said HawIn|
Tubman, having entered into bond wii|
sufficient security, for his personal appear
ance in Charles County Court TO susHs|
such allegations as bis creditors may maxi
against hint is therefore ordered 30!
adjudged, that the said Hawkins Tubmi,
be discha rged from Imprisonment %.
that by causing copy OF this orderloh
inserted in some one of the new.psFa
edited in the District of Columbia ola
week for two months successfully .bs@H
the third Monday OF March next, begH
notice TO bis creditors to appear belon
the said Court. at Port Tobacco, in 81.
County. on the said third Monday
March next, for the purpose OF recCn
mending trustee for their benefit; and
.hew, cause, if any they have, why %
said Hawkins Tubman, should not b'a
tie benefit of the several insolvent laws
this state as prayed.
Test.
JOHN BARNES, CIek
Jan. Is sm
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PRaCTICE

On Cameron street a fen doors zDest OF
the Theatre,
Where the sick Of all diseases are re-
specially invited to call and they shall be
duly attended to. The poor and destitute
will receive council and medicine gratis:
Dr.. Smith has constantly on hand, all
kinds of domestic and other Medicine,
pre- pared by himself. All letters from the
country post paid, giving description OF
their disease will be duly attended to.
Convenient private apartments are pro.
vided where all such as wish confidential
advice will be received at all times.
dec IA II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
TOBACCO.

THE subscriber will buy aud sell tobac-
Il CO for commission of one dollar
per hhd.-Planters and others who haye
tobacco for sale, by leaving the true sam
pies and sotss with me, will have the
same promptly attended TO. Purchasers
oftobacco will please call on me.
Tobacco for Sale.
have for sale, prime crop of tobac-
Il co made by William Holmes Esq. of
Montgomery County, (Md.) 80 hhds
first and Is OF second quality, inspected
at Bladensburg. The inspector pronoun-
ced Ito be in prime shipping order, and
all inspected lately.
ROMULUS RIGGS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
Orphans Court,
Alexandria County,
Eahr,aeu Term 1871.

sIiCIUWuytU SVUeyt
February Term, 1879 !
ORDERED that the adminlsfra'ol y
~ VIM. H. Harmon, deceased, DO 9"
the usual notice to debtors and crsol .Ia',
three times week two weeks in the Az
andria Gazette. lar
A copy. Teste, A. MO0Khi',
Register OF Will''
This IS to glve notice, ga.
That the subscriber of Alexandra CIV,
ty, in the District OF Columbia, bias opa "r
ed from the Orphans court of said eo." \
letters of administration on the e'taE y =.
William H. Harmon, late Of the coany No. y
foresaid, deceased. All persons Ds.u s
claims against the said deceased, arc u 'kb
by warned to exhibit the same to ths 81
scriber with the vouchers thereof, p' \,
by the Orphans Court, Oh or belO, ., Is
9Th day of August next, or they may
law be excluded from all benefit 10 :" =.
estate: and those indebted thereto, az
CURED TO make immediate payment oh
Given under my hand and seal WE
day of February, 1922: .rcH
CARY BROSAUub
Administrator of W H. Ha' D, ~.
N B. c. Bronaugh may be found - = on
counting room of VIM. F. Tbornioh,.'
Fairfax street, opposite DR.. olsJ Rock. d
will undertake the settlement o. n.compb|
Acconpts, also the collection o C. 5.
in town and country. .saw
tah 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
Was Committed,

TFE0 the Jail of Alexandra county, Dc
& as runaway on the Sd inst. negro
man, who came to this place in nothern
vessel, be calls himself
Henry Stesoart.'
He IS about % years old; dressed in sailors
apparel; he has protection which states
his height at feet 5 inches. The owner
of said negro, is requested to come tor,
ward, prove property, pay charges ana
take him away, otherwise he will be dis
posed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL,
feb 7 law2m Tailor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
Notice.

x-. Having rented the Aide Mills
ENEl FOR term of years, tender to %
Sssas their Old Customers. and to all
Ss.Aabother persons who may be inclln-
ed to con6de in me, every accommoad-
ton which | can render them. To such
as | am unknown to, and may deem il
prudent to require it. offer unquestion-
able security for the faithful performance
OF every obligation contract, for the
purchase of wheat or the exchange of
-four.
IA ton or plaster can be broke and ground
delivery, by pair of FIVE feet Allegany
Burrs, urged by nineteen feet water
wheel, aud Eve pair of French Burrs,
some of which exceed IL diameter the for
mer, as sure 20 the Farmer and Merch'-t
as prompt an exchange of flour, tor wheat,
as the couaty OF Loudoun can furnish;
JAS. SIMPSON.
Aide. Sept. 23, 1891. nov 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
Murdoch, Yuille, Wardrop 8
Co.'s.

Finest old L. p. MADEIRA Vine
Received by the brig Hebe from Madei-
IA. full supply of the finest old wine from
that House, in pipes, hogsheads and quar-
ter CASKS, which with their former stock,
will be sold on reasonable terms.
.eptS "A. G. CAZEN0VE. & Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
sept OF
For Sale or Rent.

Possession gipen 18th February:
k..,x A Frame DWELLING HOUSE,
sgFA aiioining the northwest corner OF
EssH Pitt and Cameron-sts. Further
seA.ssIl particulars may be known by APP
plication TO -
ANDREW r. KENNEDY.
5oc Iaw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
To Rent.

s,-,. That two story frame house
&TTa on King street, at present occupi-
ssss ed by S. D. Harper, 1t is an
E.,ssasl excellent stand for business, and
the rent will be moderate. For terms APP
ply to
JONAH ISABEL.
sept OF II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
Fifty Dollars Reward
WILL be given for the apprehension of
W negro woman, by the name OF
Eittu,

but assumes the name of ANNE The
said negro made her escape from me in
the month of October, she is spare and
thin vsage woman, OF common height, a
dark muIatto abouu26 yearssof age, for
merly the property of John Stewart. of
Frederick County Md. She is uncommon
ly artful, and no DOUBT will have free pa
pers: she is most likely to be about Alex
andria, Georgetown or the City. The
above reward will be given if taken &
brought home, or secured in Jail so that
get her agaia. WIN. BRCKHAM.
dec S tstawif
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
HOUSES, LANDS, &c.
To Rent,

- A MILL, with good stand TO
a Dry Good and Grocery Store r
ks..ssl not far distant from the District of
EgA Columbia. The mill has been
iust repaired. Enquire of d. Minor Esq,
depotv marshal. Alexandria, or Jeremiah
Bropa,gh. ESQ. Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
Indian Infrnlary..

nR. b. M. SMITH, tate Of Baltimore
II begslea to inform the Citizens OF
Washington. Alexandra and Georgetown.
and their vicinity, thai he has commenced
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
To be Rented.

g.. A house and Lot on Union street,
@SySs lately occupied by the subscrber,
@sss ANN LEAP.
#sSEl dec IF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
nov |

Best Chewing Tobacco.
NIFTY kegs manufactured tobacco,
n WarwIck's brand, 8's and les war
ranted equal 20 any in the market, for sale
by THOMAS V. HUCk,
mo IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13

| do hereby certif y, that was afflicted
with an liberated sore leg for the space of
a years; and bad almost despaired OF ever
having it restored to former soundness, but
fortunately heard OF DR.. Benjamin M.
Smith, No. 90 Great York street, and on
application, in the short space of three
weeks, had the pleasure of anticipating
perfect restoration, which blessing | have
since realised, to my great joy ana COM
fort. J. F. OUaere, grocer.
Corner of Hill and Goodman streets.
do hereby certify, that the above nam
ed J. F. Oyaere appeared before me, and
was duly sworn to the facts as stated in
the above certificate.
Morgan Broom.
Baltimore, October 9Th, 1890. :,
The subscriber, John B. Howell. de-
olares to all those afflicted with deafness,
that he was deaf for As years. He hear
ing of the remarkable cures performed by
the Indian physician, Dr.. Smith, was in
duced to make application for reIiet; to
bis establishment he was entirely cured in
a short time > beyond bis expectation.
John b. HoUeN,
No. 70, French street, q. T.
Baltimore 10th mo.-affirmed before me,
,MGrn,0dttke ,Ii!den.
This is to certify, that | was afflicted
with blindness so as to. prevent me for
seine time attending to ny business, and
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-17
SEVENTEENTH CONGRESS,
@erono Arssion.
MONDAY, DkcEMBER 9, 1929.
IN TIE .SEN:lTE.

The Senate proceed to the election Of Chaplain,
and OH counting the ballots they stood as follows:
FOR the Kew. James Mcllvalne 25
Rev. John Bfice 9
Mr.. .ncltcdine, having received majority Of
the whole number Of votes, was accordingly elected
lhe Senate thenJaccordlng to the order Of the day,
proceeded TO the appointment (by ballot, agreeaby
to the practice OF the Senate the Standing Com
mlitees; and they were successfully appointed as
follows
On Foreign Relations Messrs. Barbour, Brown,
|of Louisiana, Macon King, OF N. Y. Elliott.
Oh Fihahce-Messrs Lowrie, Holmes, OF Maine,
Van Buren,, Eaton, Macon.
IN Commerce and .uanufa -Messrs. Dick
erson, Rugges, D'Wolf, Finday, Lanman.
On Military 96airS-Messrs. Williams, of Ten.
nessee, Chandler, Taylor, Johnson, oil Ky. Elliott
IN the Vuidtia-Messls. Noble, Seymour, Stokes,
Lanman, Chandler.
On Navat 9fairs--Messrs. Peasants, Williams,
OF Miss Parrot, Ware, Lloyd of Massachusetts.
On the Public Lands-Messrs. Van Dyke, Tho
mas, Lowrie, Eaton, Benton.
On Indian .!bairS-Messrs. johnson, of Louisi-
ana, Johnson, of Ken. Holmes, of Miss. King, Of
Alab Benton.
IN Oaims-Messrs. Ruggles, Van Dyke, Board
man, Barton, Morril.
On the Jadiciary-Messrs. Smith, Southland,
Van Buren,, Holmes, of Maine, Brown, oil Ohio.
On the Post Offices and Post Roads-Messrs.
Stokes. Palmer, Barton, Chandler, King, of Alab.
IN observation-disclosures. Noble, Eaton, Seymour,
Ware, Elliot.
IN the District Of Columbia- Messrs Barbour,
Lloyd, of Md. D'Wolf, Lanmau, Southland.
IN the Contingent Expenses of the Senate
Messrs. Macon Lowrie, Lanman.
MT. BARBOUR presented petition from large
number OF the merchants and owners of vessels, OF
The city OF Richmond, in Virginia, praying for the
establishment there, out of the fund raised by the
tax on seamen of Hospital for the relief OF dis
tressed and disabled seamen; which petition was
referred to the Committee on Commerce.
The Senate then adjourned.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-17
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion of Mr. JNallary, of Vi. it was
hesotred, That the COMMITTEE on Revolutionary
Pensions be directed TO inquire into the expectancy
OF allowing such persons who may have been slrick-
en- from the Pension Roll, to make new application
and be placed thereon, on complying with the re-
QUESTIONS Of the pension laws of 1918 and 1890.
On motion of Mr.. .ucSherry, of Pa. it was
Resolved, That the COMMITTEES on the Public
Lands be instructed to inquire into the expediency
of extending the provisions of the act for the relief
OF the purchasers of the public lands passed the
Cd Of March, 1884, SO as to permit all such persons
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-17

The Senate proceed to the election Of Chaplain,
and OH counting the ballots, they stood as follows
For the Rev. James McIlvaine o5
IL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-11
DIED.


Tn this town, Abba III. Stodder, adopted Child
Of Elizabeth Hussey, aged years.
In Brunswick, Catharine W. daughter OF
Henry h. Adams, aged months.
Ia New York CITY, Mr.. Charles Tebbets, OF
the firm of Rogers and Tebbets, of this town.
In New Gloucester, Mr. Nicholas Fernald, .
revolutionary pensoner, aged 20, native OF
York.
In Arundel, Mr.. Daniel Cleaves, aged 81.
In Port au Prince 22d April, Capt. Aiexan-
der Pendleton, of Hope, master of brig Adams
of Thomaston-and Mr. Asa Homer, his mate.
Drowned at St. George, 17th ult. Mr.. Daniel
Shaw, of Beverly.
In Bath, Mr.. William Smith, rigger, aged a.
bout AZ.
Ia Northvarmouth. Mr.. William NJ. Hill. youngest
son of Mr. James Hill. aged 20. This is the 9Th IN
stance of bere avement which these afflicted parents
have sustained from wasting disease since the com
mencement Of 1917. Ii is 10 them affection
William was possessed of every thing that anna
ble ard could endear him the most afectionate o
parents only surviving brother. two young sisters
and a numerous circle of intimate friends. Re has
died however (as il is beeved) in the arms OF Chris
and is gone 70 inherit the promises.-Be fore ne was
attacked by his fatal disease. his mind arrested
the concerns of his soul, Of the early sub
ecs OF the revival Of religion in that town. and one
of twenty who made public profession of reli-
gion in Rev. Mr.. Cummings church on the first Sab
bath in March ast-Such was his apparent calmnes:
and peace Of soul during his whole sickness that his
death rather 10 be enved than lamesed, and has
given his surviving friends, relatives and to the
church. abundant TO bless God, for this late
display Of divine grace.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-11

Ship Elizabeth, Of Portland, sailed from So
bile 10Th ult.
Sailed from Savannah oath, sch Hazard, Syl-
yester, for Boston.
Ar at Philadelphia Cd, sch Allegro, Welsh,
Camden. At the Lszaretto, sch Tro Moore
or Castine, New Orleans
Brig Jane, Perkins, Of Kennebunk. has towed into
Norfolk brig Columbia Of New York, abandoned a
sea.
BOSTON, May 3l-hr sch Evergreen. Wilmington
June l. sch Boston, Shackford, Eastpori--at guar
brig Alert, llsley st. Domingo City; sch Carpenter
Harding, OF Bath. ST. Croix adventure, of Camden
AUX Cayes-ci sen Sophoronia Dole. Wade. Wash
ington-4th, sch Mary Spear, Perry. Richmond-5ti
schrs Dispatch, Cove Bath; otork Bray Eastpon--
Mentor, Bailey, Bath-brig James Monroe. Eaton
Portland-sioop Charles, Green!aw Of Castine fon
Belfast.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-11

az, nav moi he unusesn 10 trace some of the
,ooseonences likely to ensue from removing all
restrictions regarding foreign settlements, and
Iooseninr the ties which now unite Great Brit
In am her colonial establishments This coun-
try will draw her supplies OF sugar, rum, coffee,
cocoa. from the Braziis, Havana, 81. Domingo,
and 81. Thomas, Java, and China, or any other
place. friendly or hostile, as accident or design
may effect.
The colonies win furnish themselves with
manufactures from France, Germany, and ere
lony. perhaps. from the United States. The col
onies in the West Indies will thence derive, al
once, rude produce and provisions from South
America"
In this vide search after precarious benefits.
what is TO become of the certain employment
Dow possessed by our shipping ? In what navi-
CATION, with what ireights, are 100000 tons and
10000 seaTnen, now secure in the West India
trade, to be maintained? Ia what the 100000
tons and $4,000 seamen in the trade with the
North American Colonies If other countries
establish, as France has, discriminating duties
orposltiye prohibitions where is to be found the
opportunity to replace what is ceded to foreign
navigation
Ireland must cease to supply the West Indie:
with her salt provisions, beet, pork, butter, va
rous kinds of grain, and her linens. Scotland
with her manufactures, linen, and possibly cot
tom and may fear even for her herring fishery
The agriculture, the manufactures, the fisheries
and the mines of the United Kingdom, must un
dergo great and important changes upon sue
an entire innovation in this leading branch q
the national commerce"
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MI1astMR>
::PORT OF PORTLAND:

ARRIVALS.
TUESDAY, June 4-.4r sch Diomede. Drinkwater,
Salem. -four
WEDNESD.AY-schr .4retas. Dyer. Machias. for
Boston.
THURSD.4Y-brig Milo. Mcclellan, 25 days from
Surinam with molasses T. aud w. Merrill Left
May L. brias Hero, Kinsman, for Boston IN or 10
GAYS sarah .3nn Smith. do. loading Juno, Pi!lsbg
nv do do. Thomas - do aitng cargo; Warren.
Elwen Care .4nn loading; Essex, Davis. do /; .4ye-
nora Eldrid Wilmington Altoona. Davis OF Port
land. from Wilmington. day before; ship Beisey
McKown. of Wiscasset, fgoa4 Wilmington ar s4th
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EBENEZER It. ANDREWS,
JOHN FRENCH.
FOR THE GAZETTE.
TO THE MANAGERS OF THE PORTLAND
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,"
Boston, June a, 1929.

1t appears by the act for Incorporating that society,
that besides its principal object of affordng relief
the INDECENT, wherein many widows and others have
enjoyed the fruits of its benevolence other objects
contemplated, and signifed in the words follow
ing, viz Regarding the case of those fatherless
children whom poverty may deprive of an opportuni-
ty obtain instruction and employment; and gener
ally exercise such acts OF charity, hospitality and
benevolence the funds of the society will allow.
An original subscriber the establishment Of the
cety, reading this clause in the act was led to re-
feat the propriety and expediency of your eAer-
csing the power hereby devoved upon you, by adopt
ing plan to extend your charitable endeavours
melorate the condition of male tatherless children
who live idle life. unconscious of the benefit Of
learning and employment and whose mother is unable
either 10 support or govern them.
If such plan should be attended with expence, as
in some cases it might, the writer has doubt but
that the good inhabitants Of the would contribute
the icrease of your funds afford special aid to
support il.
lie presumes not to recommend any particular mode
of carrying this design into execution mere sug-
geStion Of it for your consideration, is all he thinks
necessary.
He would only observe that although the law pro-
vides for the punishment of idle and disorderly per-
sons. a plan Of this kiad would be more likely 10
remedy TN evil and more agreeable the feelings of
an anxious mother Of the citizens at large.
a. Is.
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.U4RPTED

In this town, by the Rev. Mr.. Streeter, Mr..
James Dresser TO Miss Jane P. eldest daughter
of Capt Benjamin Knights.
In Gorham, by Caleb IIodsdon, Esq. Mr..
Henry Hooper, of Windham, to Miss Olive Ma
son, of the former place-Mr. William CLAY, TO
Miss Anna Young-Mr. George Small, TO Miss
Laviua Hall In Standish, Mr.. Josiah Moses,
jr. to Miss Lydia Parker.
In Hallowell, MIR. Ezekiel Goodale to Mrs.
Elizabeth WiDgatc.
In Belfast, Mai. William Cunningham, aged
81, to Miss Hough, of Edgecomb, aged go.
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BOOTS e. SHOES.

BOOTS e. SHOES,
nj the new building hear the Post Office, Union
Street, where he offers for sale ladies fashionable
kid, Morocco and leather SHOES, Gentlemen,
BOOTS and SHOES-Misses leather SHOES
Boys thick and thin do.-Chihlren's Morocco
and leather do.-Genilemen's Morocco and leaib.
er PUMPS, together with Shoe Hacking, Var
nish, Brushes &c. SC. all OF which will be sold
on Reasonable terms.
In the manufacturing business, 10 which the
subsci Jer will lntustrionsIy apply himself the
best stock will be used brch be can procure and
every paias taken to give satisfaction to those
who may fave him with their custom
Q7He promises MS best endeavors 10 please
and solicits share ofpublic patronage.
Pcrtlsnd June If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-11

BANKS
Ioot o,s. : Look sharp !--countcrfeits Of
Hampshire Bank, Northampton, are in circula-
ton. As all the Banks NAV avail themselves
Of Perkins stereotype prevention Of Counterfeit
ing, is il not an act of Justice and expedicncy to
refuse to circulate the bills of any Bank that
will not incur the very moderate expenses Of
this Most Certaia Guard!
One Dollar Bills of the Burlington Bank. al
tered to ten, Extremely well done) are in circu-
sation-and dollar notes on the n. London
Banks.-Bost. paper.
A counterfeit five dollar bill, purporting tc be
of the Coos Bank, was detected in Boston
last week.
GENEVA BANK
Rnmours of its failure are contradicted in the
Boston Gazette, with assurance that the bills
are and will be continued 10 be received and
paid by Samuel Henshaw.
BANGOR BANK.
The subscribers, stockholders in the Bangor
Bank, are in the habit of frequently hearing
from some of the Directors, give it as their O.
pinion that the Bank is solvent, and that all the
bills will eventually be paid. They therefore
express hope that persons holding..the bills will
not sacrifice them.
EBENEZER IT. ANDREWS,
JOHN FRENCH.
Boston, June a, 1929.
Caution.-Five dollar bills Of the Union Bank OF
New-London, have been put in circulation within
few days they easily detected upon examination
those We have seen Of the letter {. dated lst Jan
uary 1922. The counteneits are about the eighth o.
an inch shorter than the genuine bill.
.Nelo- York 4dU
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aetrtfDMS.
on Friday. June 2lsr. 8 o'clock. al No.

ON Friday, June 2lst. O'Clock. al No
l3, ErchGnge-Sfreet. ra!uabie Iavoicc of
GOODS, Just received, viz.
'TINND and plated table Spoons-fine and common
= koives and Forks-setts Knives and Forks 50 ps
each-polishd Steel Scissors-Pad Locks-plat'd gilt
and steel Watch Chains-Seals and keys-corona-
tion gilt and mathenan coat and vest Butans-gils
Indispensable Tops. An assortment of Saddlery, con-
sisting OF Bitts-sur ps-Hames-Buckes, &C. &c
Commode enobs-curtain Pins--Snufers--steel top
and composition Handicapped Buttons--fancy Pen
knNes-boXes shaving Soap-blk, and cold SEWN,
Silk New Elegant French FOWLING PIECES,
cost loo francs-and loo doubs and single cased
WATCHES.
ID. THURSTON. .4Hct'r.
NOTICE TO DEALERS
The above goods will be opened on Monday the
18th inst aud offered in lots Private Sale till the
2lst, when the residue will be closd at Auction with
out
Portland. June IL.
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OF the Rev. THADDEUs PoMERoY, over tho
church and congregation in Gorhan, takes place
tomorrow.
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HTREMOVAL /,
HOWARD WILLIS,

INFORMS his friends and the public, that he has
removed TO the Store in Fore-Street. lately oc-
cupied by Messrs Charles Moody & Co. where lie III
constantly keep general assortment of
". 1. Goods, Groceries and Hard Ware,
uy7oF rHF FIRST QUALITY.
. Portland June H. 1922. FOWL