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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-01-23
NOR Sale, a FARM, in Hok-

IL land. County of Hampden, containing
100 acres-well proportioned for all kinds of
produce, with decent Buildings, a large sup
ply Of Wood, and good Orcharding Tam
Works on the same, which has decent Build
ings and accommodations to carry on the busi-
ness and great improvement may be made,
by privilege of water, to grind Bark, scour
Leather, &c.-Said premises are well stu
ated on the Worcester and Stafford Turnpike.
buildings 90 rods distant) and one mile from
the Meeting House. Said premises may be
sold cheap, together or apart, as shall best suit
the purchaser.-Said Tannery is an object
to any man in that line of business, on account
of the Water and other privileges, there being
no other in the town.
Payment made easy, by credit for the most
part, with good security. If not sold by April
next, they will be to Let.-For particulars,
apply to JABEZ HARDING, Of Stubridge.
or LEMUEL COBURN, on the premises.
January Is, 1922. 6w
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WORCESTER.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 90, 1922.

The Copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween MANNING & TRUMBULL having ceased
with the publication of the last number of this
paper, @be .InasSafbu6ptts Spp is now pub
lished by the Subscribers, under the Firm of
WILLIAM MANNING & Son. Those who have
open accounts with this establishment will
please to notice that their bills are made UP to
the 18th inst. and that their accounts with
the present Publishers commence on that day.
Those who have paid to Manning & Tr,n,brtu
their subscriptions in advance, will have credit
with Willidm Manning & Son for whatever
amount still remains in advance. This change
of Partners does not, therefore, vary the rights
of subscribers to this paper, nor will it subject
them TO any inconvenience. The paper will
in fact be issued by the same hands and under
the same auspices as heretofore. The same
labom and attention will continue to be be-
slowed by the same ndividuals-unless, in
deed, an increased patronage and an increased
punctuality on the part of patrons should ena-
bic the Subscribers, by an increase of expense,
to make the paper still more worthy of the
countenance and support of the community.
Upon this occasion It may be permitted to
remark, that it is now more than seven years
since the serior Publisher assumed the publ
cation of this paper. Without indulging in
any comparison between its former and present
condition, he ventures to say that he has not
suffered it to deterioFate since his connection
with it. If / should be thought more than
this has been lone, it has been owing to in
creased exertons and expense on the one
hand, and, onthe other, to gradualincrease
ofpatronage, which has encouraged those ex-
ertions. Thee causes have operated until
the .MassachusHs Spy now usually contains
about one halt more than most other country
papers in this State. To encourage still fur
Their exertions on the part of its conductors,
and to render still more respectable and use
full, the Subscribers hope for an increased pat
ronage, especially from the people of the Coun-
ty of Worcester. Should this hope not be dis
appointed, they will be enabled to give the
paper that hetHh and oigour which ought to
exist at the Heart Of the Commonwealth
WILLIAM MANNING,
SAMUEL B. MANNING.
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Of two thirds Of the white European and
american emigrants had died. The British
cruizers had also suffered very severely, par
ticularly in officers.
The Shark boarded great many Guinea
men, on the coast, some of whom she detained
considerable time. One of them was a
French schooner OF 10 tons, with 1853 slaves on
board.
1t was supposed, upon the most moderate
calculation, that the trading vessels, which
had been boarded on the coast, by an English
cruizer, during the month of July, would car
~ off al least 5000 slaves. In August and the
two following months, 10 or Is other Guinea
men appeared on the coast, principally under
the French flag, and were preparing to send
their cargoes on shore for slaves.
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-@Ol//Il/,r,@1 -
BOSTON, JAN. 81.
.9rriral of the Shark.

9JTITUUt y Ute UIgUTN'
The U. S. schooner Shark NJ. c. Perry.
commander, has arrived at New-York, from
cruize of 1862 days, among the Canaries,
Cape de Verbs, Coast OF Africa, and last from
Havana.
The Shark left Sierra Leone, Nov. 1st, and
reports, that the colonists were then all well,
at Quarry Bay.
The Slave trade is still carried on with
great avidty, under French, Portuguese,
Spanish, and Dutch fags-but no American
citizens, were, at present, engaged in this
wicked traffick.
Capt. Perry reports, that great mortality
had existed on the coast of Africa, during tlr
last year and that it was supposed, upwards
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We cannot but notice this repeated
phraseology Of the Editor of the Advertiser
: The ioTtter."-We are not apt TO allude to
the manner in which this paper is noticed /;
and do it now merely TO remark that we
should deem it hardly decorous to quote from
the Editor Of the Daily Advertiser, and then
ascribe his observations TO :" a writer'' in that
paper In the case Of journal depending
for its character entirely upon the assistance
Of occasional contributors, this might be the
proper phraseology. Such is not, and has not
heen, the case with the SPY and proper
regard for its anterests, more than any personal
solicitude, calls for this notice Of matter
which may seem to be Of no Importance.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-01-23
THE -ENTERPRIZE.

A Charleston paper of Jan. 9, states,
that Lieut.. Com. Kearney, of the Enter
prize, had had his activity and persever-
ance rewarded, by the capture of an
other of the Pirates, who infest the
coast Of Cuba and that he had also
broken up their rendezvous off Cape
Antonio.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-01-23
THE CENSUS.

The National Intelligencer has published A
table of recapitulation of the fourth Census Of
the people of the United States and Terrific
RES, Except Kershaw District in South Caro-
lima, from which there is yet no return: from
which we intended 10 compile table for orr
readers. Being unable, however, to make
our aggregates correspond with those in the
intelligencer, we have selected only the fol-
lowing items -
Whole number of Free White per-
sons, q ME TO
70. oiaves, 1853, 436
An 10. free cord persons, 233, 1893
All other persons, except Indians
not taxed, 1881
Whole population, e,785. $50
Number of persons engaged in Ag-
riculture. o oes 400
10 IN Commerce, 1887
TO- IN Manufactures, 349,247
The whole population, as stated in the In
telligencer, is only $685., 734-15o 900 less
than the aggregate given above. Whether
the errour lies in the "grand total,'' or in the
aggregate of the different descriptions of per-
sons, we cannot tell-it exists somewhere,
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ent to claim. Nevertheless, we still think
their construction wrong, and that an amend
rnent ought to be adopted, declaring express
~ that no District, however large, shall be
entitled to more than six Senators.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-01-23

OF" Burke on the Senate, was received
aftero columns were occupied.-We cannot
promise the insertion of any communication
which reaches US after Monday.
OF The communication concerning Cor
don's History is in type, but unavoidably ex-
cluded.
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Wdorcester 1Bank.
Director for the ensuing 1ueeh.,
LEVI LINCOLN.
.MARRLED

MARRIED,
In Leicester, on the 10th inst. by Rev. John
Nelson, Mr.. Ebenezer A. Howard to Miss Luz
cy Harrington, all of Leicester.
In Oxford, by the Rev. David Bachelor,
MIR. Andrew w. Porter TO Miss Hannah Kings
bury, daughter of Col. Kingsbury.
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CHEAP ENOUGH!
Daniel Denny, Jr. & Co.
HAZE RECEIVED.

ENKOM the late large AUCTION
4 Sales, great variety of European PIECE
GOODS-such as Cashmere Shawls; Bomba-
zetts; Drab Kersey Fearnoughts; Broad
cloths; Blue and Drab Pelisse Cloths; Twist
Buttons; Silk and Cotton Hdkfs. Tabby Veil
vets Worsted Hosiery Beaver Gloves
Silks Grapes; Umbrellas; Shirtings; White
and Brown Irish linens Ribbons Calicoes;
Mnslins; CambridSs; Cotton Damask; Pins;
Cotton Balls, &c tSc.-which they offer for
sale, at small advance, at
No. 8, .Me,ket-Street, BosToN.
Jan. @, 1922. 6w
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FOR SALE.

IN Charlton, about two miles
u south of the centre Meeting House--a
large Trip-Hammer Shop, with four FORCES in
good repair. Else, small Dwelling and
Barn, almost new, with one acre of Land
The above property viii be sold at Auction the
second day of March next, at one O'Clock,
P. M. unless previously disposed Of at private
sale.--For further particulars, inquire Of
Amos WOODBURY., on the premises, or the Sub
scrlber, near the north Westinghouse.
Or Fourteen acres of good Land, adjoin-
ing, may be purchased.
JOHN RUSSELL.
Charlton, Jan. IA, 1921.
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Notice IS hereby Giuen,

YVHAT at Meeting legally
- held for the purpose, on the 7th day of
Dec. 1921, the Proprietors of the North Branch
Turnpike Corporation assessed tax upon the
shares thereof, of Fire Dollars on each, for the
purpose of defraying the expenses and paying
the debts of said Corporation-and that the
shares so assessed, or so many thereof as will
be necessary to pay said tax so assessed and
all charges, will be sold, at Publick Vendue.
at William Whitney's tavern, in Winchendon,
on Friday, the 9th day of February next, at
10 of the clock, in the forenoon, instead of
6 Tuesday, the 9Th day Of February next,n as
heretofore advertised.
January %, 1922.
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alen

In Lancaster, on the Sd inst Mr.. Nathaniel
Whittemore, aged 80. Printers an .NeW-
Hampshire are requested to notice this.
At Westminster, on the 9th inst. Widow
Ruth Gerrish, aged rs years.
At Grafton, on the 18th inst Mr.. Nathan
johnson, aged SO.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
SEASONABLE GOODS.
ELISHA VINTON,

ETc1auge Street, Near Cumberland Batk,
TNAs JUST RECEIVED an additional sup
X Al ply of NEW GOODS, particularly adapt
cd 10 the season.
AMONG WHICH ARE
) perior Lor len black & blue BROADCLOTHS,
VI djiing anu low priced DO. do. do.
ta-simeres-0ueen's ClothS-super6ne Kerseys,
RrDwn & drab Observation-Disclosures
Blankets, Ia, 8-4 g J. 10-I, lis and IA,
Flannels-COatings-Ca mbIeis BOmbazstts, CEN
plete assortment,
Tattuetts-plaIn and figured Cashmere Shawls,
Bustons-p iBs-sewing Silk and Twist,
New asses iment plaid Ribbons,
Black and colOrsd SynchaWs and Sarsnetts.
Brown binea- BuCkram- British sbiHings,
Superior black Lessntine,
ia 81 Cotton Cambrcs-Cambric MuslIns
Elegant figured mu'l Muslins--plain do.
Plain and figured Leno and book Muslins,
Boxes Gotten Balls Wire Cotton.
Cotton Floss in balls and >keins,
Furniture Patches and Cnpperplates-Cslicoes,
Norsted 4 Lambs wool Frock, and Draws.
LINED brown Gloves-Mocca-fHk
Flag HandkerChiefs--F Factory ShlrIings-Shirtipus
Ginghams-Checks-Ti Tick ines-Threads. &c.
Which offered for safe al unusually low prices
or CASH ouly. (6w) Jan. 8.
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Beng speedy, certain cure for the Tener,e
January /, 1922.

Disease IN aA It's stages.
1ilS article isspproved by the Medic 4 schools
q tr.nce, and by the College Of PHYSICIANS
IN London. In The course Of The extensive fuh.
nc and prIssie practice OF modest gentlemen. M
susie case has er occurred where rLe cnrs
has not been SPECIFY and permAntn
Ia The space oi he years nj fcss .hsn ten ,hou-
'anc sors are reported 10 have hren r,red ~
these Lozengcs in he oiy Ct P-ris aionc ", h.
out Ire itast psIufui or dam erous s,mLt.m,
"hs'eVe', nehher The mouth ar the breath sfe
~ lie 'essi sfiec'ru oy tue use w ~. mid ate
an" CERTAIN re mcdy. Al he ezra p1rdtc,nes IN
every itge Of this dt. es,e .ccompnn, n, Lon
ge'' with par'icu'.F direc ions ihr price of The
~u"ie IS s.
Le"e's sddressed n tie Prorreior ] p
"h'"eH. ssent 20 de Boston InR, mary IL B "
'oh' pos paid. encio mg ,he rmouIu, snd DIS
ii ioihs sym. ions, VII meei immediate au-n-
IIOR.
A. r. distractions prer a'ory "a the use snd
"fJ'e the ARRIVAL of the medicine (Which - Ia
r. 81 wsFded rs nail or p.cken will Be- IN ~.
Hstety giNoo, The whole business may be c,.p,,,c.
80 without The kncw.sdSe Of second person.
Aug IA.
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STATE or MAINE.

In SEHATE. Jan. 10, 1899.
On the Petition aforesaid. Ordered. That the
Petitioners cause an atte.ted Copy Of their Pc
tition, with this Order thereon, to be. published
N the Portland Gazette newspaper priatei il
Portland, two weeks successively that al persons
interested may appear At the present session e.
the legislature On the ODD day Of the present
month Ct January aud shew cause Off any they
hase) why the Payer of said ietition should not
be granted.
Sem doIcn for concurrence
DANIEL ROSE, President.
In the Rouse or Represtntaiires, Jan. 10, 1929.
Read and concurred.
BENJAMIN AMES, SptaLs
a true Copg-.4,test,
W. Il. sEwAIL. Secretary " me Senate
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PDERlRTo
From The Russian Anthology.

From the Russian Antholosy1
THE RICH AND THE POOR MAN
so goes the woTld-if wealthy you may call
This friend. that brether-fricnds and brothers all
Though you worthless, wi,ess never mind IL
You may have been stahle-boy-what then
lis wealth good sir, makes horourGble
You seek respect, no doubt. and you viii and H.
But If you're poor heayn help you thOrI % your sire
Had royal blood within him. and though you
Possess the intellect Of angels too.
'Gis al III yain-the world viii ne Ter inquire
On such soore-why should II take the pains
It's easier 10 weigh purses, sure, than brains
once SAW poor fellow, keen and clever
Witty aud wise he paid a a visit,
And noted him, and no ever
Gave him welcome. Strange cried /, " whence
is if~
Tie walk'd on this side then that,
lie tried TO introduce a social chat
Now here. now therein vain he hied;
Some formally and freezingly replied,
And said by their silence Better stay home"
A rich man burst the door,
As Crrsus rich I'm sAre;
Le could not pride himself upon his Wit
&Or wisdom, foT he had not got a bit
lie had what's betier-he had wealth,
What a confusion all stand up erect
These crowd around to ask him Of his heati--
These bow in honest duty aud respect
Aud these arrange a sofa or chair
And these conduct him there,
" Allow me- sir, the honour :" then bow
Down to the earth.-Is't possible to show
Meet gratitude for such kind condensation,
The poor man hung his head,
And 70 himself he said
This Is indeed beyond ny compishenson;
Then looking round
One friendly face he found
And said. Play tell me why is wealth preferr'd
To wisdom - That's silly question, friend IN
Replied the other" have VOC never heard
A man may lend his sioTe
OF gold or silver ore,
But wisdom none can borrow. none can Tend s.
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10 the HonvraJie he Senate ond House q
Representatives, Of he Stale Of Name, in legis~
Laiure assembled,
TNHE undersigned humbly shew-That they
l. held the bond Of John Gray, Joseph GRAY,
Andrew Gray, and Mehitsble Cutter, late o.
Northyarmouth, deceased, aud Of Joshua Gray,
late at Yarmouth, in the county Of Barustable,
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,, deceased, ob-
lgatug them, the said John, Joseph, Andrew.
and Mehitable and Joshua, 10 make and deliver
good and sufficient deed of warranty of fve
sixths OF ore half Of the hundred acre lot No
twenty nine, on range B. formerly in Northysr~
mouth, new Freeport, OF the payment ef GER
tain sum Of money in said bond specified all
which said sam hath been we'll and truly paid Nv
the Undersigned John ooule Your petitioners
further represent that all said cbligors have de-
ceased without fulfilling said obligation ana
that the administrator of Joseph GRAY i dead
also and that no administration was ever had
on the estate OF Nehitable Cutter and that the
numerous heirs OF the said obIigors reside in dif-
ferent and distant pats OF the country and that
many Of them are minors, some of whom have no
guardians, &c. hut all Of them, il is believed
are willing and DESTROYS that good and suiTs-
Gent deed Of said premises should be made to
your petitioners, as VIII appear by the certih-
cate Of such Of mature age, accompanying
this petition your petitioners further represent
that the undersigned John SoGle, has been ia
the quiet possession of said premises, for more
Than thirty-three years, viz FROM the date a
said bond. and has purchased the other sixth
part Of said half lot we therefore pray, that
John Gray Of Northyarmsuh, Ieomsn the son
otJohn Gray above named, and executor Oh his
estate, may he authorized and empowered to
make aud deliver good and sufficient deed Of
warranty OF said premises, to the undersigned
John Souie, who has paid the money IN said bond
mentioned, and as ID duty bound will ever pray.
JOHN SOULE
November lr. WILLIAM SOULE.
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TIMOTHY FLETCHER,

Has at PrIvate Sale, al No. IL, Joass' Rov
Erchange Street,
% Winslow's Patent Cooking Stoves, at reduced
- prices. from the original subscription price
I bale Bnfaloe Robes,
I do. Sheeting Cottons,
l case Gilt framed Looking Glasses,
DO. Mahogany do do do
| do. Glass Ware,
Mahogany Side Board,
90 NJ. Russian Quilts,
Auction & Commission Business, attended 10.
usual. U.D Get %, 1921.
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Fresh Goods.
JUST RECEIyED, AND FOR SALE BY
GEO. w, SMITH,

.IiddIe Street. doors Jelt0 Tie Bunk Of Portland,
BLAIN and bordered Cashmere Shawls,
l. black, blue, brown ,drab and mixed BROAD
CLOTHS,
Peli:se Cloths-Cassimeres-
Flannel, -Vestings- Velvets-worsted Hose,
Coatings DuGils-1 bale Carpeting,
Bombazines, very low,
Crapes-Siks-Me riuo Handkerchiefs,
silk notwithstanding Silk Twist.
Furnitures-Cslicoes-G inghams-Cambrics,
Muslns-lrish Linens-Linen Damask,
Brown Holland-Buttons,
Tapes-Crayats, sc. &c.
Also
American Ginghams-Chccks-
-bleached and unbleached Sheetings and Shirt
ings.
CF.4H Of Which iciu be sold at The lOoesi Prices
for CAsH.-I~4 OFF, Jan q, 1892.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

MRS. WEBB, will accommodate four or six
WI Gentlemen Of the Legislature, with gen
teel board reasonable Terms.-Appy al the
House owned by Mr.. Richard Goodrng. nearly
opposite the Bapfisi Mssiiag- House, Federal
Street Portland, -. /, 1922.
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Unless said taxes and n nee ssarv intervening
charges ar pad 10 me the subscriber, on or be
tore Friday the first day Of March next, At eleven
O'Clock. A. VI % much Of said land will then be
sold al Public Vendue, at the Dwelling House oi
the subscriber IN said Harrng Oh, as may be ne
cesssry 10 satisfy the same
JOHN DENsMOORE, Jr. Collector.
Harinsttn ., Dec. 20, 1921.
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AZ Coz ~ Probate held PORTRAYED thin Tor te
SNuty Of Curnovrlrnd. the Ist Ius OF slnr1'f
r. thf yrr f o. Anrd t urarrd .nd rwtrtf-FNe
t}toDi Ch lRlNEE. adm illustrator o. the rstJtr ~
John Lt'roe, stv ot Nortn-f lsnousl, in sid eosn5
AScnan ctast 81 hay int tbs st account 81 A.
mnistra'itr at ~ eSfptt o \. id n rtsstt-
ORDERED, That the sad sdhinistrsttr give roFies
AT persons if rt7rch- y, S-usi GOpV ~ Ills order mi
u puhiSh-t thFrr week i've tx p irtaLc1zt
u intrd ttisnt. thar tn max anpeai "a pfehN
Cont iooe bed ~ che PrCbar Oc. d. cr RE- ~
i'e>usY ~ itbiusty y ~ al thr Ctck ne ble
noon snd hew csuss,it any lhsy hlvt. ~hv thr ssn
sheuid"nr ~ allow td- "A. Il. pARrIS Judsr-
uue eopy-Arts', Horario sosthg Reg'r
'5-E n t~cr'nr n rely gtNvs public tu s 4s i1
e., n he has te+n Julv apr,int.a ard taita tles
himself the trGs of the isSr Will avid TtstameHtO
JOSEPH nIGLASS,
late q Durham ria coartx ~ Cnn.cr4nd. yecnaf-
deceased ~ giving bond t.rs ctsr fe ri'
tore re9nesrs All persons Who "a indbtat rhc- r
ceaseds estare 20 make imn-dNrr pss urnt srti 80
t-rn nAxrD pIscF sSSs
Nm Gloucester Dec. 8 .E.
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Lamps & LanthornS
aud tie greatest assortment ofcsst.ron
STOVES.
STOVES,

ever offered IN Maine, calculated for psrlours,
Kitchens. Counting Rooms. Shops and VesssIs. A.
mong winch are, very elegant Franklin Parlour
Stoves. we'll calculated tor heating-and Cook
Stoves of oil prices from 10 10 SO dollars all war
ranted TO stand DIRE.
large number Of these Cook Stoves are OF his
own invention, which will be found to combiue
more adv antages than any now in use. The UbjpG-
ton 10 odL Instead Ok roasting meat, IN Cook
StOve', cannot be MADE 20 theae E5e roasting i
a. perfect a by fire. Two large pieces can be
roasted al time spits exposed to free current
Of air, without the additional expense OF a lin
kitchen. N II Is very Important when buying to get
the best, those who wish 10 purchase an article
SO important IN domestic use, requested 10 call
ard examine for tEemselv e, and enquire of tho
who have this kind in use. There are none bette
calculated for genteel cookery, or by which more
cooking can he done with less fuel or greater ease
There can be water enough hea, for washing and
dinner cooked for twenty or thirty al the sane
time. IL mas three boilers, holding one two and
hve pals full but Tue u Le Of tie boilers can be in
creased or decreased, and the fire may be conduct
ed under either all three Of them al pleasure by
turning the damper.
Those about commencing house keeping, will
find great saving in Kitchen Furnitare, as all
necessary cooking utensils are attached 60 the
Stove, anL those ~ DO are building by procuring one,
can save the expense Of chimney.
He Likewise can furnish Sheet Iron nod Tin
Funneis for Stoves Of all Sizes with copper end ell
Dther kind Of apparatus for Cook Stoves az short
lotice-hdsinS procured the best of workmen for
that purpose.
Those who wish TO purchase STOVES to sell
sn be supplied on the mo>' liberal terms
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e. PICKLES, =

e. PICKLES, %
LfT Tor Te.ie use, constsn'l, fur ss'e at the
n stores OF IONA STUART
And THOMAS rONaY.
FcfSSueet. Mo-. 2C 81,
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Collectors Notice-Harrinefon
NOTICE is hereby given ia the ..non-residen II
y ProprIetors and owners of Lands in Harring-
too, in the county Of Washington, that thew are
taxed for the years 1918 and 1919, for state town
and county taxes IN bill. committed to me the
sabserihsr TO collect. as follows. viz -
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~ ttFyttIH, Jug If, IO-U.
SOLD BY
HENRY BUTMAN,
PORTLAND.

THos. CHASE, North-Y srmoutIl,
LILLE, Kenpebunk.
!. BASsTCw, Hslowt II,
6. w. HOLDEN, Bruins wick.
~. WELD, bath,
4 the sign Of the Morler, Wiscss,et
SYMs GARDNER, Botdoiham,
J BhRsToN, H~liOveU.
PENR. FULLER, Augusta.
ID. Geek 4 Lc. Wsterville.
Ind HhOltsnIe 81
BARTLKrT& BREusk, No.l3. Cornhil. Pos-
ton. ana
HoRAcE SEAvFR, Portland, Proerietors agent
for the Sst. ~ M>ine. where country Druggists.
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