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by virtue of deed of trust executed

10y virtue Of deed of trust executed
- TO us by Samuel Anthony, which bears
date the Goth of January, 1918, and is recor
ded IN the Hastings Court of Lynchburg for
The purpose OF securing to William Radiord
certain sums of money in the said deed men
TONED, we shall expose TO sale, at public auc-
ton, on the 18th day of December next, ON
the premises, for ready money,
A Lot or parcel of Ground.
Lying on the main street on Diamond Hin
containing s2t feet front, and running hack
the depth of two lots, as more particnlarly
described in said deed Acting as trustees.
we shall convey such title only as is vested in
us. A. ROBERTSON ~
JOHN NJ. GORDON, trustees.
November % II WITH.
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.7mttrd County .}1remtfr Copi, l822
frnncis PAGE and sally his wife, formerly
Sally Owens, Gabriel Page aud rransts his
wife. formerly Frances Owens, Kachti Owens
widow aud heirs Of Barnet Owens deed
Plaintiffs,
Against
Susen Christian, Charles Christian, Rachel
Christian, haltcrChfistinn, Frances Christian,
Polly Christian, Elizabeth Christian and sally
Christian, heirs II Polly Christian who was
heir nndrepreseuative Of Polly Christian dec.
formerly Folly Owens, Defendants.
~ CiLAFcERY
The plaintiffs having flied their bill, where
upon happening to the satisfuelion of the
court that the real estate OF the SAID Barnet
Owens, VIII not exceed tlrec hundred dollars
"A share To eaeh dislribpire II is therefore Or
lrred that Susan Christian, Charles Christian,
Walter Lhiisiial, Rachel Christian, France,
Chr tan, Polly thridian and Elizabeth Chris
ii,n, heirs and representative Of Polly Chris
tan, formerly Polly Owens do appear here on
the first day 81 February court next, 10 sheW
cause, II any they can, why the said real g.
tate should not be- sold AID distributed accnr-
ding 10 the act 81 assembly in that case mndc
aud provided, according to The prayer OF the
plaintiffs bill=-And II appearing 10 the wills
ton OF The court thht the said last named de-
cndnnts are not inhabitants OF this common
wealth II Is therefore ordered thai unless tae
said defendants do appenr here on or before
the hri DAY ol February court nest, and enter
lhcir appearance aud giye .ceBriy according
10 the act ol assembly, the plaintiffs bill shall
he takeu rs confessed and the matler there
fore decrecd accordingly, and it Is further or
dercd that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Iireinian for The space Of two
months successfully, aud that another copy
thereof he posted 1T the front door oi The
eoat.hoosc Of this county on some court day
y COpy-.reslc
to \. b. DAVIES, Ok
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The Tract OF E.ana.
Eor : ale,
A valuable Tract of Land.

] fING in Amherst county, containing
~ by an ancient survey 674 acres, il is dis
tant from the town of New Glasgow two miles,
and about Twelve from james River, small
part OF this land has been recently cleared,
the remainder heavily timbered, and a large
portion OF il first rate tobacco land more
particular description is deemed unnecessary,
as those wishing TO purchase will view the
land. a. The terms Of sale nil be made
ka6Wh by applying 10 The subscribers, nho M U
be found a! .ks,o Market, an Nelson county,.
EDWARD A CABELI. and
MAYO CABELL, Executors
Of Col Nm. CdbeH, dec
Dec. Il. 1Sp2n,A
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DY rirae Of a deed Of trisi ereeated 10
ID he su5sertber By n S. Henry liOr The pter-
pose Of securing DEBT due 10. f. Royal y CO..
nhich deed Is Of record IN The county court Of
BEDFORD aud bears dafe he oh Of AUGUST 1879,
shaH, on The Isl day Of aprii, 1873, " Jatr, y
got he ne1t far dqy bcrea1tr,J sell, al public
aa-iign, ~ The torn Of Lgnehbarg, Lcfore Hie
do0r Of the Franklin HID, tor rtady aloney,
The Tcact OF Land.
IN The sad deed mentioned, containing fee hun
dred and fifteen deres, bang The sumo on iehieb
the said Henry resides, so much as riH be SUI
eisHi 10 safisly sam traa. The trustee wiH con-
tey such lite only as Is rested in him.
CHISUELL D.7BSEY
Norembtr % utds l6
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Valuable Tract Of lana

conveyed TO said billiard by Rev. Jas T..
ana being the place on which said I,,r,''i "er
merry resided, four miles above Libsr.,' ~ iof-
ford courthouse, and within one miley ,e peu-
great western road, containing bv a Ia,a ''e
Vey, iour hundred and FIVE acres. The i ;'n
proNements are acommodious DWELLING hon. '"'
thlrty feet square, with eight rooms finn
low and iour above stairs, three chimna,e' a D'
i've hre places, together with all other Loa'"'u
necessary Tor the accommodation of -
family about half the land is i'm wood :.
well t'mbered, the greatest proportion ooat
tobacco land, and part first rate, the balsno'
Is well adapted to the Culture of all kind -
gram, the plantation is in pretty coed reo,;.
and sufficiently fresh for raising crops ofora;.
lhere Is on this tract an orchard ofahont E'
hundred apple trees that scarcely ever f,5
bearing, aud perhaps as well selected as AM,
IN me state.-Ihe land is well watered bv b5
principal head branches of Little Otter NASH
through it, in the vicinity of two or three mill
and IN healthy neghborhood it is but seld,,a
places possessing such advantages are mt +,
market tor cash, and great bargain NAV J.,
expected; those wishing 10 purchase are solic;
ted to avail themselves of this opportunity and
view the land previous to the day of sale
which will certainly take place unless nreyen,
ted by something unavoidable t;tIo
vested IN us as trustees (Which is believed fob
Indisputable) will be conveyed to the purcbes
ser and none other.
PLEASANT NJ. GOGGIN.
THOMAS L. LEFTWICH, Trustees
Ne'e'hoef L wtds 10
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'Ehe SNbsevibeY's School

I'M hichDNh AfBSt IN kttbO
WILL be continued in New-London
w the ensuing year. II viii he open for
both sexes On the following terms, viz
Boarding, per session Of months, S37 so
Tuition III the common branches of En-
qli,h education, VIZ Onhography,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, aud
English Grammar, per session Il SO
In the Languages, topography, the use of
tue Globes, and other higher branch
es, per session ID 90
IN erer5 ccSf Poyablc ono hdifm aaraace.
The females viii be more especially under
the superntendancc and care OF Mrs Ann Mil
Ter The strictest and most assdnous atten-
ton viii be bestowed ON the scholars, both as
respects their moral and literary mpro We
meut5; aud, from his long experience in this
employment, the subscriber hopes to give ge-
neral satisfaction. SAIL. +. MILLER.
p. 5. Every scholar will be considered As
engaged till The end of the session.
The School will open the Isl of January,
1873. December + lSwIw
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FOR SALE,
\ TRAGIC LAND lying in Amherst

A TRACT OF LAND lying in Amherst
n county, containing about 44oacre,, being
the same land ON which RcubcnP endlelon for
merly resided, lying in d miles OF Lyrchbutg
immediately on James river, considerable
proportion of which is good tobacco land and
anely timbered. pron - deem
edinnnecessary, as it's supposed those wishing
10 purchase will frs view die land II the
1ove land IS act sold privately, it viii be ollels
ed on Saturday the Eth OF December, 10 tht
highc,t bidder, on credit Of 4, l. and p
months, the purchaser giving bonds with good
security and deed OF trusl on the land 10 ST.
cure the payment, Those vino wish to pur
chase will apply TO Samuel Garland OF Lynch
burg, or the subscriber living near New sGlas-
gov. j. 5. PENDLETON.
November | Ntl4D ID
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Sales AT auction.

gE'IIE Subscriber, intending to remove
n from sandusky, Will positively sell, 10y
way of public auction, on The premises, On
Friday, the 18th December 90 barrels Corn.
The whole of his stock, consisting of Horses,
Hogs, and Cattle; among which are some
prime Mich Cows. Some handsome House.
hold Furniture, consisting Of beds chairs, &c.
&c, all the Plantation Utensils, good second
hand hors, Wagon, together Fodder
Hay, Shcat Oats, @>c &c.-Terms Iibernl, and
made known on the day of sale
GEORGE WuITLOCkE.
Sanausky, November 49th II, II
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yOB PRINYXNG

Executed IN the Reatest manner. and %, The
most moderate terms, at the Office of The
lirgiaiqR
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Notice.

WILL BE SOLD, on Friday The eoH,
w ut the late residence Of Or. George Cal
tatoay, a quantity Of reryraiuabie property, md
al the same fine WW be hired ont 10 or Il Ike
~ siaues, consisting NJ Men, Uomen and Girls,
huet Of land, belonging 10 The sud estate on
phich he resided, 'eH also be rented out on that
day. Terms wiH he made kn0pn on the doy Of
,aIe. .hAfO CIBELE, .9d0tr.
Of DR.. Geo. CaitaVay, decd
December 6. Is igfdss
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NlRGlNlA,t 10 wit:-Ata court OF quar-
tcrly.se.sion continued aud held for The
county ol Campbell, n, the courl-hoa,e there
OF, on Thursday the 10th day of November,
ls22 -
Richard Perkins, Complt
Against
Charles Williams, Benjamin Perkins and
Benjamin Lewis, De~t.
IN CHRNCERY.
The defendants Charles Williams aud Ben.
jamnPerkns not appearing and given secnr-
IS according 10 an act of Assembly, and il an.
pearng Ia the saiisfac'ion of the court tlat
the sald Williams aud Benjamin Perkins are
not inhabitants of this state it is therefore ad.
Judged, ordered AID decrecd, that fhpv ds nm
pear here on the second Monday in February
nest, and answer the bill of the complainant
aud thot copy Of thi, order be inserted in
ibc lJgiHiat, published in the town Of Lynch
burg I'm Two months sucerssiyely aud posted
up al the front door of SAID court house on
two successive court days
\ cory. Teste,
Ia JOHN ALEXANDER, elk.
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IIUST SALE.

DY virtue of two deeds of trust executed
ht by Charles g. C1Bbs TO The subscriber.
one bearing date#ihe 9Th day OF August, ls2l /,
the other dated he 10Th day of May, is22,
both duly recorded in Bedford clerks Office,
aud for the purposes thereof, | shall, on The
18th day Of Dceember 1e1t, if fair, II not the
neat fair day, (suudayscXeepted) at the house
of said CobJs.in Bedford county, proceed 10
sell, 10 the highest bidder, at public auction,
The Tract of Land,
On which said Cobbs resides, containing LOG
acres, more or les, adjoining the lands oi
John North, Benz Robinson and Naddy Cobls
Also, the following Slaves Patty, Sil1cy,
Peyton, Joshua, Manuel, Harriet Snncy tie
younger and Sarah the youngef-Also, one
shot gun, one ok Wagon, one horse carl, five
head OF horses, three yoke Of oxen, eioYcn
COWS and calves, - head OF hogs, - head OF
sheep, snndry valuable household furniture,
kitchen iurnilHFe, plantation utensils, &c. MS
specified in said dreds
JEkMs--A portion Of the above property
viii he sold for cash---the balance on q cred
Of y months, the purchaser giving bond and
good security III The absence Of the trustee.
the sale will be conducted, by the consent 81
parties, by Mr. Nathaniel s. Strange, and Size
trustee viii convey sHeh TILE as is vested in
him, but none other WI n. RIgES.
The above sale IS "ith my approbaton and
! consent that Mr. Strange shall act in the alb.
1cnce Of the trustee. CHAS. q. CODES.
NV -. Wds Il
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Notice.

HE term of co-partnership of GAIT
BULLOCK, a co. having this dav ex.
pred, the same is by mutual consent dissolved.
The business will be closed by Gait x Bullock.
TO whom all persons indebted will make nav.
ment aud those having claims against the
SAID concern, will apply to them for settlement
and payment.
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK,
JAMES BULLOCK
October /
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Eyes wide open-Watch
NrNSt, sale.


bbCRS ANT 10 TIE provision, of deed #
4 tn executed TO the sob-eriber by Reuhcn
cry AID Ann ms wife, bearing date the 18th
DAY oi Jane, isl9. and duly ccorded IL tie
lio'ung9 Count o the { rpo,atitn of ynch-
burg, shall proceed TO SCI, far ready MONEY
the mg.i'9t bidde, al public auction, on III
premises, on the Goth day OF December next,
~ Act n appurtenanyes
i'the town a iynchba,g, lyiag on 8sh street.
andat tue junctio1 otlhnd ally with said 81, ce,
'ootamng nearly one acre of ground, aud hav
'.g eSant and valuable imp o,emr Is. In the
absence OF the trustee, the pat Is inte,e,ted
aa'e consented thal Ma. Ricoa d p lara shah
snPe'nteed lac Ie, ana tn. trusteeuiI o1,ev
to the purchase sueh tille nulv as is vested i,
him. WIN NJ. RIXFS C,,,.,ca
u TIE abore scie has my approJaiion-qa9
tfud Hm persons desiriag 10 procure n cam.
for,otie and elegant ,esi3frce Tor n eyisoje E1.
mHH, nit dltcad The scie--ihe terms NJ ,rLjcL
may probobip de chqnged. so as 10 aIIom oro
ftasona6ie credit--ai least for n part
REUBEN PERRY
November % I .,eiJ,
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Notice

WILL be sold, on Friday the Goth DAY
~ OF December next, 10 the highest bid
der, in Piusylvania county, at the late resi-
dence OF Mrs. Selah Estes, deed, the residue
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The lract of Aland

In the said deco mentioned, lying in the coun-
y OF Bedford, containing about four hundred
and fifteen actvs, or 50 much thereof as shall
Dc snhcienito satisfy the purposes of said trust,
being the tract OF land on which the said Mar
tin hey resides, bounded by the lands Of Da-
vid Saunders and others, US is more fully ex-
pressed III said ecd--In case the weather is
~ Indictment as that bidders do not attend on
The day above mentioned, the sale will take
place the next fair day.-Aeting as trustee,
shall convey such title only rs is vested in me
WM. RADfOBD, surviving Trustee
November l. wtds 10
g. The above sale is postp0n-
ed until the Esd day of December next.
WM. kADFORD, surviving Trustee.
November D. I6Wtd,
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BEESWAX

YalIE highest price will be paid for Bees
L waa, either Ia CASH or GOODS, iy
J. 4. PAIGEN.
November g I4w7w
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The Tract OF hand.
Notice.

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed to
ID the late Cyrus 3 Clay and myself, by
Martin hey, for the purpose OF securing to the
late Charles Clay, "A certain sum Of money
which deed bears date the 9th day of January,
1918 and is recorded in tie county court OF
Bedford, shall, on the 25th day of November,
ls22, proceed 10 SELL at public auction, at
Liberty, bedford Court louse,) before the
door Of VIM Terry tavern, for ready money,
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Cbroaic Racumatism, complicated rih

Croaic Rheumatism, complicated Tih Govt.
A man, aged 6fly four years. OF a good con-
sti'aiion, had been habtaally affected, for five
years, with rheunStic pains, shifting from the
head 10 the breast and oll the joints, and who
had gout alternately in each foot, received
tbree applications OF the flmig1tons, from the
10th TO the l7th Of April--lhc h,st of WHICH
produced eop'ous pc,spira,ion lie was dAi
yered, as Il by maS,c, FROM ms pains, and the
lcxibiliiy oil his limbs restored
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Advertisement.
20 to % cSEGROES.
One tract or parcel of Land,

containing 22o4 acres, lying about miles be.
low The bridge on the west side OF Failing Ri
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POETRY.
DRINKING SONG.


From the Freach---BY MArrRE ADAM.
MAITRE ADAM BILLAUr was a carpenter Of
Movers, who tlourl.hed in the reign of Louis KILL
and was called the Virgil of the Plane His po-
etry obtained for him the applause Of Benserade,
Scudery, Nenage and other wits Of his nation
It has something Of the point and polish Of the
lighter French compositions Of Voltaire's day ;
and tor the age and station of the author, is sim
gularly good. Matre Adam had rival 10 a po-
etical blscuit-baker at Paris, who piqued himself
that II Adams verses were composed drec plus de
eTuat, ms own were written orec Plus de chaEuy.
Quitt0n' lie soin araTs, &c. &c.
Farewell for ever,
Thou dull tormentor, Care, Of youth the grave,
hee will honour never,
For the vile drop thou seekest cannot save
The trembling miser from the grasp of death
Nor buy the gasping wretch one moments ling
ring breath.
lfcruel Fate,
Charm'd by the love ofgold would hold her hand,
And like a catchpole wait,
Her writ suspending at its bright command,
Ia love of life I'D hoard the saving oar
But this can never be, and will toll no more.
The jolly ged,
Bacchus, the parent of each dear delight,
Shall sway me with his nod
And rule toe laughing bours from dawn to night.
10 low-born thoughts bid long adieu,
Since, when we part with life, we lose our mon
ey too. NJ
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Ia Bfookline Ms Mr. Jedediah Knox, formerly Of
Berwick, Me. Killed by the wheel Of waggon.-In
Bath. Mrs Iheodosia, wife of Dr. John Stockhrdre
and daughter CT the late Rev Mr. Gilman. Of Nofi,l
Yarmouth, aged 81.
In Alabama, Rev. Samuel Lockwood Tyler.
In Buxton, Mr.. Samuel Harding son of the late
Capt. Samuel II. 19-In Gorham, j child Of Mr. Dan.
lei Broad, IL months.
In Machlas, Oct 81, Mrs. Rebecca Getchell. wifo
of Mr. John Getchel 81.
In Fairfield, August 18th, Rest, IEt II Sept I7tk
Barna lEt 81 Sept. 18th, Benjamin, III HI ~ ana
Patience, AZ. l6 Nov. LIST. Anne, lit. 25 ali child
OF Benjamin Bowerman.
In Scarborough, Mr. Peter Libbev, in bis 97th wear
- Mr. TheophIlus Libbey, at an advanced age
In New-Goucester, Mrs. Martha aged 10 conscr
Of the late Simeon Wells She early in life protested
her belief in Christ and gave he rsef to the Lord ~
covenant bands, and walked worthy of the vocation.
wherewith she was called. BY her death. five child
rem are deprived of parent, twenty-eght of grand
and niae o great grand parent.
Ia treeport, otn instant, after short illness at his
fathers house, Bastow, Jr only son Of Basto,y syL
yester aged 81 years.
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o. & A. CROSBY'S
CHEMICAL
JAPAN BLACKING.
IMPROVED.

THIS BLACKiNC is pur up in small glass Junk bottles
Il with sponge attached the cork which ,rhrn m
Piled TO tue leather, produces elegant gloss wthoa
brushing winch will last tor several days.
Ladies VIII fnd il vary for dressing rhei mo
rocco as II VIII nor rub Oft, and shines equ 10 new eshr
has PREPARATION used on ehaisr tops harnesses and all
KINDS OF military equipage thar is m.de OF leather orr
bottle II used according 70 the directions. III l,st renr-
man one year and tor lady 'suse fwo years.
II is nine since h- venders int-ouc, his BrL
10 the pubiie the sales which present srounr 70
200 bottles yeas which III undoubtedly satisfy the
- - nllty especily as its circulation has
been limited when compared with the extent OF the United
States. - o"''NS
much is depending thr proper m nagrmenr or tn n
Hg. Lach BOTTLE will oe signed BY rhe v-nders il
Soiu oy . JOHNSON. PuRkiNfoN HALL, CAL
WIN DANA. KEENAN, & WEEKS in porrl I'D
Prepared wholesale n retail. BY o. CROSBY Drug
-is's. Can bridge. ". Y, Nh
Portland July Z. e.o.p6m,.
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PAYABLE YEARLY.

will wander still farther away in the southern
skies We shall not hear the chirping of the
birds, or the whstling Of the plough-boy at noon
day-the one will be sporting in the groves of
the sunny south, and the other cracking nuts
before the farm house fre.-But how clever it is
that this old white washer Of our forests fields,
aud gardens, gives us such timely notice of his
pProach--colning step by step, as he does-the
good housewife is regularly advised Of the me-
cess'ty OF hunting up the last years garments
ilanncs, great coats, and stockings, are tumblca
from their lurking paces-the whuz of the spin
ming wheel is heard, and the old axe j. ground up
and set behind the door--eyery thing gives note
OF preparation for the ninter.--Ihe Emporium.
ErligrotiOn.-The Buffaue Journal intimates that
the emigration from LurUpe and -Nels England, west
ward mas rot bce0 great for four years at this
tsle We hear cfsEip-loads arriving gzstec and
Hontredt and we suspect many Of the Scotch s, Irish
engrantS, having tayersed portion Of tie u. :. ter
rory, nave been mistaken for .Nelc- En gland Yan-
kees 1t would be SO circumstance We should
probably have been apprised Of the fact had t;uais
10 our vicinity much mistaken their interest as ID
dream again about Paradise. The return
toGts now well manned BAD a. the times are III
New-England, few fortunes rnended by a western
tour. Keen Sent
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| No. Q, Erchan ge-Street Portland
HAS just received very large and extensive
= assortment Of
-.NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
| suitable for the approaching season.
--coNsTsTING Of
Superfne. fine. and middiing BROADCLOTHS,
Superfne. fine and middling CASSiMERES.
| Dark blue. light blue & pearl Queens CLOTHS,
Colored Pelise CLOTHS, KERSEYS,
DUFFILS-BOCKlNGS,
An elegant assortment of YESTlNGS,
Scotch, Tartan and Caroline PLAlDS,
Plain and figured -eoMBAZETTS,
= 6 RATHNETTS,
CASHMERE SHAWLS, the best assortment ever
offered IN town, consisting of red, white, drab,
pearl, slate and maroon cotcrs, plain and bor-
dered,
Light ard dark cotton SHkTLS.
Dimote, Merino SHAWi.s and SCARFS,
Nerino Hdkfs. and POINTS,
Red, white, green and yellow ,FLANNELS,
9 cases black and color'd Nankin GRAPES,
10 " 9 9 = Canton DO.
Black and color'd sINCHAWS a. SARSNETTs,
Plaid and green SILKS,
Italian GRAPES,
Flag, Bandanna, fancy and black Silk Hdkfs.
Z" " and Madras cotton do.
8 4and A CALICOE5,
RNITURES-CAMBRICS
Turkey CLOTHS Green Table CLOTHS
Ga ia "a 8 a and 1914 RosE BLANKETS,
Fancy MUSilNS-Cambrio do-JEANS,
Silk Il Tabby VELVETS-LINENS-- HOSIERY
PlNS-cotton BALLS-Floss COTTON,
RIBBONS, newest fashions,
Plain and twill+d BALLOONS,
BRAlDS-HOOKS and EYEo-GT4OVES,
TWi5T-Sewing SILKS,
.CARPETlNGS, &c. &c.
"A LSO-
Factory Shirtings and Sheeiags -Ginghan.s
-Checks- Bsdtickings- -Sattinetts-
Threads, &c. &c.
October 90.
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EDWARD HOW z,

No. S. Merchants Ron, MIDDLE-STREEr.
TIA just received, and now opening, an ex.
i l. tensive assortment Of
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In Boston. John M'ClintOck, Esq. of Boothbay, Me.
to Mis-. Elizabeth Bowles
In Northampton, Ms Rev. William Richards, to
Miss Clarissa Lyman, daughter Of Levi L. Esq rhey
belong to the mission famiyj going the Sandwich
islands
In North arnouth, by William r. Stockbridge,
Esq. Mr.. Philip Toney to Miss Sally Sa rgent
In tlallowel, MIR. Isaac Nj Kenuey u. to Miss
Betsey Farney.-dr Harvey Dingley, to Miss Hem
rietta Besse.
In Phillips, Mr. Stephen CoreI, to Miss Eliza Sim
clair
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19
INEW GOODS+Tiz:

~ II ~ 'Oo ~ -.
Su.er6ne, middliDs T. low priced BROAD
CLOTHS;
Do. do. do. CASSIMERES /;
Ladies Cloth-Duffils-fsia Observation-Disclosures;
Cashmere shawls-Long shawls
Merino Points-Coroline Piaids
Green MISUNDERSTANDING, twilPd hguFd
and plane;
$ black Bombszine-blue Rattinet;
Twilf'J dag andkercbieis--back Italian
Handkerchiefs
Fancy silk nakerehiefs--twill'd German
ndkerchefs
Plaid Sarsnet.-6guI'd black silk Nesting;
BLACK silk NeIvet-Wo olen Vestings
Nomen's black and slate color'd worsted Hose !;
Men, woEsted wool snd-Ang0Is half Hose
thi.Afen's worsied aud wool socks;
" onen's black and white kid Gloves;
ChildFen's Men'i bIac. Gloves;
Cotton Umbrellas black Linen
Chintz Furniiure-black csmbrick Grape;
Twilld aud plane GalIoons-Tafita Ribbons !;
Linen Check-Lancaster Sheeting 0eShirtings ;
Spool Cotton-Silk aud Twist
Goat, vest, gilt and silk Buttons
bale CA RIP ETING.
Also
Live Geese and common FEATHERS;
Bedticking, Fringes, Laces, &c.
BEDS made at short notice
PAPER HANGlNGS, great assortment.
Nov. 5, 1922.