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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-06
BuNalOe Springs.

TNtE Subscribers having rented the BufIa.
Toe Springs in the county Of Amherst. for
the approaching season, have been at considcra,
Ole expense, tor the accommodation Of visitors
and viii be prepared for their reception from the
1oth oiJune inst The efficacy of this water
(beng impregnated with sulphur, &c. J topethe,
With the salublty ofthe mountain mir. renders
this desirable watering place to those who ma,
''''t cities for their health OF pleasure.
These Springs lie immediately undet the plu,
ldge,and at the distance ofabout S miles north
OF Lyncheu &, and on the main road leea;no
from Richmond to Lexington, nockb,idpe
eoun'y) hence to the White Sulpher SPRINGS
CHARLES l.. BARRETT,
-, NM. COLEMAN.
Amherst county. June Ia. wtsI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-06
9nhsfn countv. Mav Cou,t 1soo

anhsra County, .M1y Court, 1902
Mansfield Wa,e, ny James Ware his next
friend, plaintiff.
Against
George IL. Burlord, Dabney Ware, and Mel
sonC Dawson, executors OF Geo-ge Nc Daniel,
deceased, defendants
The plaintiff filed his BILL whereupon il an.
peaiing 10 the satisfaction Of the cou that the
defendant, George II. Buriord, doth not reside
IN this commonwealth, it is therefore dccreed
and orde ed that unless the said defendant Bur.
lord doth appear here on the first day oil Aug, st
court next, and give security according to the
act OF assembly aud the rules ofthis court. and
enter his appearance, tho plaintiffs bill shall be
taken as confessed, and the matter thereof de-
creed accordingly and it rs turtle, decreed and
ordered, that Dabncy Ware and Nelson c.
Dawson, executors OF George Mcdaniel decd
be restrained from paying away or otherwise
sisposing oil any monies other effects which
they may have in their hands, OF may hereafter
come to their hands. belonging to said defendant
Buriord, to the amount Of eighty dollars, Until
the further order OF the coult--and it is further
ordered, that copy ofthis order be inserted in
the Lynchburg Press for the space OF two
months successfully, and one other copy % st d
at the front door of the court hos SC of this coun
ty, two several court days.
a Copy-reste,
w9wli A. b, DAVIES, c. A. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-06
YRACY OF AAND.
AMHERST AAND
FOR SALE.

TINE Subscribers wish to sell TRACT OF
l. LAND, lying in the county Of Amherst
on the south branch OF the middle Fork of Ped
Ter river, containing 882 acres, being the same
ract which was conveyed by Charles Ta,;sfer.
70 TO Richard Harrison, and by said Harrison 10
the Subscribers. Persons wishing to purchase
will apply to GEORGE s. HOLLOWAY
New Glasgow, who viii at any time show thu
land. '"s
ROBERT l.. COLEMAN.
GEORGE s. HOLLOWAY.
:. JAMES S. PENDLEToN.
May II. "
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-06

Virginia
At rules holden in the clerks Office Of the superior
court of ChanCery for the bynchburg District the 9Th
day of May, 1922,
Christopher Clark, Plf,
Against
James Penn, Jesse MoorInan, Bowkcr reston Fditha
Clay ia her own right and eSecuirix of Charles
Clay, deed, Junu, A. Clay, oden Clay and Paul
Clay, Dsf'ts.
The defendants James Penn and Jesse Moorman,
not having entered their appearance and given security
seeordngto the of Assembly and the rules of this
court and appearing b. satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this country ltS ordered that the
said defendants do appear here the first day of the
next term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff aud that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in the yneht
burg Press for two months sueeessvey and posted at
the trout door, of the courthouse in the said town of
Lvnchburg.
Acopy-teste
III JOHN WILLS, C. C.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-06

Virginia
In Hnhfax county court, in chsncery, 27th day OF
May, 1882.
Z William C. Anderson, PIN,
/ Against
Samuel Warner. Def,
The defendant not having entered his appearance
and given security according the of assembly and
e rules OF this court, and It appearing to the Sstsac
fn OF the court that he is nhabltant of this
on~eaith, motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel,
IS ordered that The sad defendant do appear here
fhe fourth Monday III August next aud answer The II
9f the plaintiff and that copy this order be forth
with inserted III OF the newspapers pubshedin the
town OF I.nshburE for eight weeks succesaiyely, and
posted the front door of the courthouse of county
CopY-Ieste,
II MICHAEL ROBERTS, u. C. II, C.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-06
| To he cti.ens Of Lynthbur and DE ,u,-

Teaaaing EeAnfits.
fFItIIE Subscriber has taken the Lynehbufg
! Mills upon lease. fof three yeas, during
which time lie intended - devote The whole OIL
his attention 10 the business Of = Mile. III Or.
der 10 commence tis apei atoms, aud to enable
himseifto aeoonlm 9dste the ianneIs III the puf-
chase II Wheat. II became necessary 10 procure
| funds Tor a few month";, " hsn be would have 4
ia his powef 10 avail himself Of his own funds
| I've tle efore consulted I lend on the SUBJECT
and sas advised to 50 Ia bank. | procured a
gentleman in the country as an endorser, who
Is good iei any amount thst ! should have aP
phrd ior--.s;ass ALEU-, Jr. OF Cumberland, IS
tina gentleman. Judge Daniel, and Mr. Henry
S Laaghorne "a director ofthe Farmers Bank
OF Virginia in Lynchburg,) gave the Bosrd in
formation as to the standing OF JAMES Allen as
an crdorser.
On the 18th int placed note af 1890 IN
the above bank, with james Alien. Jf cudorser.
Inc note was refused, ior two feasons--iirst,
because il was informal. and secondly, because
the directors wished some information abont
my situation IS man Of prope ~, expressing
Themselves perfectly satisfied ss to the sta Ding
OF James Alien, ". my endorset. these cir
cuInstsuces being communicated TO me by a
BHA1hliJ tht hho'
nation that they required Col. Charles Wood
son, Robert Venable, sen. and Edward Booker.
Of Prince Edward. my old neighbors, and be,
ter acquainted With my stnatont than most men,
was applied 10 by me for the Information sought
for by the board Of directors, and give me in
writing what they regarded as my sduslion--
Edward Boob et Sszptr personally to James Bul
lock, tsq. supposing he was rne OF the direc.
tofs=-aII three agreeing in statement The 10 h
inst. another mole Of $500 was put in bank,
| with the same endorser, all necessary jnforma.
ton as equired by them beng furnished-yet
Astonishing to say, The board rejected the note
Why ] should be precluded from the use Of a
public institution, il think Pr oper to avail my,
sef oft. by complying with the oles prescribed
by them, IS equally surprising to me.
VIM. A. ALLEN.
I,ynchburr July %.
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Virginia.
rule. holden in the Clerks Office of the superior
s.e, 9, shansery for the Lynehburg district tr a7.
George Cabell, pr,
Against
shaf.s l. Mitchell, Samuel MITCHELL John N. spo,.-
nocd jones, Alexander Pinkney Jones, Ben,amin
ferians and Frances Ann Maria his wife, heir, Of
Lemeiiin Jones, deed, and Gross scruggs and John
" Spotsweod Jones, ex'fs Of Lewellcn JONES' dee d.
.,t Defts.
The defendants not having entered their appear
aee gten security according the Of assembly d
the rules olthis eourt, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they inhabitants ofthis country, IL
sofafrea That the said defendants do appear here
the hfst day Of the aud the bill
plaintiff aud taia copy OF this order be forthaih nI
serted ia the Lynchbutg Press for two months
sHey, and posted AT the front door Of the court house
IN the SAID town Of LYnchburg.
Aeopy-teSte,
IL JOHN WILLS, c. C.
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pmscr EpwAnp county, 18th July. ls2.
To The President and Directors Of tie Fd,
unrs' Rank, al Lgnohburg.

Purses EnwAnD county, 18th July. 1892.
To The President and Directors IF Tie Far
mers' Rank, al Lynehburg.
Gentlemen William A, Allen has requested
me To state. for your Information, rAy know
ledge OF his property, aud whether | think he
should expect 10 receive accommodation Of
Bank for Is or 1890 dollars. have been well
acquainted with Mr.. Allen for go years, DUNG
the greater part OF that time very ultimately.
both with his general conduct in the manage
ment oi his affairs, and with the amount oi MS
property. For some few yeas past, | had not
attended much to either a these particulars, IN.
I'll about eighteen months past, when my pecu.
MARY interest made il my duty ana buslnrss to
inform myself, as well as the nature Of the case
would admit, upon these points, and the result
oil my enquiries has been, that ssppose Mr.
Aliens ptopsrty-will not be worth less than
10000 lat the present depressed prices) after
the payment OF his debts, should common pru
drnce be exercised in its management and dis.
position, AS To my opinion whether he should
expect To he accommodated al the bank OF not,
! can properly say nothing, because il will Of
course depend upon the rules by which the
bank IS governed in that respect, OF which rules
am ignorant, yet should not hesitate to trust
him myselto any amount that his brother Jas.
Allen, OF Cumberland, would be security for
Aud, from my knowledge OF Jas Allen, should
rely, with great certainty. that any transaction
IN which he was aparty, would be managed with
the strictesi honesty and promptness, hs char
acter being remarkable for punctuality, honesty.
decision and energy in all things. Very re
apectiuliy. CHARLES NOoDSoN.
ihayc attended to the within, and find il to
agree With my opinion.
ROBERT vENABLE, cen.
The mo I entire confidence may be placed in
any statement made by Mi Robert yenable.
WM. S. REID.
Mr.. Charles Woodson, Of p,ince Edward
county, IS 4 man who stands fair and in his
neighborhood. where he is best known, the most
implicit confidence is plscsd IN his statements.
JAMES BULLOCK.
Julyl6. w3w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-06
80 DOLLARS REWARD.

~O NONHSAAEOhI ItEVF AILD.
DUNAWAY from the subscriber, diving in
Ia the state OF Alebama,) on the night of the
2lst inst. ON the road between Lynchburg and
New London, (Csmpbeli,) negro man, named
WILSON,
Light complexion; rs years old, S feet I 1 inch
es high, and has sea- Just below one OF his eyes
wilson was purchased Of Mr. George s. Ho
ioway OF Amherst county, about week since.
and was raised by Nr, Richard Anderson in
Buekins ham, now living in Albemalle, who
owns his father and mother. The above reward
will bepald by Capt. John Franklin, living at
Annie st court house, il the negro is delivered TO
him, CT secured in any jail SO that the subscr.
beriecove,s him again,
THOMAS GRAY.
July 90 rs ysw
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-06

ea,, ~. ~ - IN The clerks aice Of he .as.y,ss
day Of Va = hr The Lynchhsrg district, de 27sl,
Ags,nss III, PIT.
Thomas Coli n aar,.. ~ x,,..ha.A -,
The ,f.ss.an pss Defff
..,.a..s aeIeha zttoyd Miller not having entered bs
80 - Eh security according the aet If
s,a NJ Of this court, and Il appearing h.
,attef? rstdtrfe thai he Is an haL,iaut a. AZ.
@ ~ isIardsred, that the said defendant DO an.
IN III. gu T. hft day Of next term aud answer III.
=. M p.Aliitsh and that copy Of This order he
inserted the Lynehburg Press for tao months
and posteda; the front door Of ,he court
"ouAe IA the said tossn OF L. nchburg.
=. Aeopy--eests,
Ii JOHN WILLS, c. c..
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Notice.
Likely Virginia Born
SLAVES.

Together with other property, too tedious tC
enuInerate 1t is my earnest wish that all thos,
to whom | may be indebted, should attend il
the early part Of the day, SO that arrangement.
may be made Tor discharglng their RESPECTIVE.
csams. Those indebted to me win please max,
payment without delay. The terms oil sale vii
be made known on the dav.
WADDY THOMSON.
July &c 5gA
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-06

The mo entire confidence may be placed in
any statement made by Nh, Robert yenable.
WM. s. REID,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-11
New Goods.
William Mcclellan,

Has just recefued, IN assortment Of
English, India and Domestic GOODS
and PAPER-HANGINGS,
which he will sell cheap for cash. May o.
Valuable Farm for Sale in Gorham.
THAT well known farm late the residence Of
Deac. THOMAS Cross, deceased, situat--
ed one mile from GorhaIa orner. on the Stand
ish Road. Said Farm contains 700 acres ofexcei-
lent land IS of which is tillage and pasturng, %
d woodland with a growth of young Rock Ma
Pile. yellow birch beach. There are about goo
appIetrees on sard farm and will produce apples
sufficient TO make from so to 80 hbls of cider
yearly. On the premises are twt story dwelling
house well finished SO by 80 feet a barn 30 by 80
wood, chaise, cider house and work shop, and an
excellent well Of water &c.
Any person wishing tn 7urchase said farm can
learn the conditions bY applying to AMOS Fl.
Cross, Portland, or Mr.. JAMES PHINNEY, near the
premises who will show the property and the
any information respecting the same.
Marrh IL. I'm
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CUMBERLAND, So.
To the Honorable MeJasfices Ollie
May 90, 1922.

t''S - O''D' ''O'S Wv - ssoaS1~v ~ af'~
Suprems Judicint Court, holden at Portland
IN and for The County Of Cumberland, GA III:
first Tuesday o Nay. "A. ID. 1899.
DETER c. BROOKS and DANIEL DAVIS,
both Of Boston, in the county Of Srfolk, and
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,. Esquires, re-
spectfully represent, that they seized in leo
simple, in common and undivided with persons
TO the N unknown, of certain tract of land stu
ated in Portland herena fter described in the fol-
lowing proportions laid Brooks OF 54th parts
and said Davis Of 2-15th parts said land COR
tains forty four acres more or less. and i bounded
northerly ON Main street in said Portland. north
easterly by land formerly owned By VIM. Iyns'
Esquire, soatherly by the channel Of Fore hise',
and southwesierly by land heretofore seid y
Thomas Bsackftt TO Mary Smith the afDre e.
scribed premises being the same land, which vs.
assigned to Kerrenhappuck Bracket As bee gov
er. And your petitioners being DESTROYS Of ne".
ing their respective shares IA seyeraly, 'l'a'
after due roceedings had thereon, the same me-
be assigned to them IN seyeralty accorttng.
BY their attorney WILLIAM Willis
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Lots of land s. Fiat,

for Safe IN THIS toun,
CONSISTING of about 40 feet of BANK and
~ FLATS on Fore street. near Mr.. Henry Tit
combs three other good LoFs on a new street,
laid ont between Willow and Deer sire cts a
HOUSE and good LoT on Deer street one other
large LOT near where Capt. &. B. Brooks lives ;
about l6 acres LAND on Bramhall's Hill, and
Lor on Hancock street.
For particulars enquire Of RI. TITCOMB or
STEPHEN STEPHENSON, Of Gorham.
June lst, 1892.
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STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND, SIS.

NUMBEKLAND, s. w.
Supreule Judicial Co'ni,(
.Nay term, a. ID. lJ-2.
On the foregoing Petition, Ordsr.d-I pa. -
SAID Petitioner give notice Of their said Ps''.
by causing the same with this order there =
to be published 10 the Portland Gazette, p''Ds
in Portland, three weeks successiveiy, 'ns ii,
publication to be thirty days at least I'e'% ia.
the next term Of this Court which i 70 oe -
en- al Portland within and for the County oi - -,
bcrland, on the first Tuesday Of November ~,
that ali persons interested may then an INV
appear and shew cause. If any they bsse' =.
the prayer Of said petitioners should not e II
ed. VIM. 4. VAUGHAN CH'-
Copy of the petiiin and order e Cou' ~
AIT. WA. Il. VAUGHAN, O@''
June A.
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I2LNnR.HWo

Fr.i,n GoidauL the Maniac Harper" poem by
J-nu OCalaracL-Thc scene is laid IN Switzerland
and TIE story IS founded the destruction OF sever
al beautiful villages IN the canton Of Schweit by the
Sbrtzberg slf.ng from its base. and overwhelming
upwards &c fifteen hundred peasants Among the
villages GoidaH. the most romantic and beautiful
NJ the three The .uasliae Boy has lost every friend
by that awful calansily.-The song below is flow
Of soul" though not feast Of reason"
Where the cloud-spirit reins the bursting forms
OF airy steeds-whose meteor names a1oat far
In lightning tresses DER the midnight
That bears thine angels to their mountain war
Home of the earthquake land where Tell
Barred bis great bosom to his God and fell,
Like his own Alpine torrent. his countrys foe;
Land of tine unerring shaft and warriour bow,
TIE upward Eagle-and the bounding Doe -
The shaggy wolf-and the eternal flow
OF cloud-Iarsd streams, and everlasting snow.
Switzerland my country It's TO thee
| rock my harp 10 agony =
My country nurse of Liberty,
Home of the gallant, great and free,
My sulien harp rock TO thee.
o. have lost We all
Parents and homeland friends:
Ne sleep beneath mountain-pail!
A mountain-plumage DER We bends
The ch-yew in iuneTeal gloom,
Is tue only mourning plume
That mods above peoples tomb.
li the echoes that swim DER thy bright blue lake,
And deep IN lis cavens, their merry bells shake,
And repeat thy young huntsmans cry
That chatter and laugh, when the goat-herds take
Their browsing focks at the mornings break
Far over the hills-not one Is awake
In the swell OF thy peaceabie sky
They sit on that wave with motionless wing;
And their cymbas mute and the desert birds sle
Their unanswered notes, TO the and the sky
One Startling and suddsn--unchangeable cry,
AS they stoop their broad wing and 60 slugeishy by
For deep in thai blue -bosomd water is laid,
As innocent, true, end AS lovely maid
As ever in cheeIfulness caroled her song,
IN The blythe mountain air, as she bounded along.
The heavens all blue, and the pillows brigh: verge
j frothily layed by whispering surge,
That heaves incessant, tranquil dirge
To lull the pale forms that sleep below,
Forms-that rock the waters flow.
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FOE
sFTAkE NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby forbid from harhorinc
n or maintaining any If the PAUPERs be-
longing to the Town Of Fretrorf as the subscriber
has contrscio-i 90 take care Of them fir the Ven
ensuing ard has provided place ard ample pr =
visions fer thcm-s vii pew 10 Debt, of ,he
coHtreciing. AMOS CARVLR. Jr.
FreePor:, May 9S, 1892.
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20 Dollars Reward

's'Ht store OF the subscriber in Uindham. wa.
broken open on tie night Of the 2lst instan..
and goods 1T Va ious descriptions 10 the amo,ni
ot fem FIFTY 20 ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS. we're stolen 'heIefrom The above re-
ward Will be pa'', fer The apprehension Of The
villain, 50 that he be brought 10 Justice and the
recovery Of the property, or a reasonable proper
ton for either
JONATHAN ANDREW.
Windham, May Is, t8@-,
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JOSEPH GOOLD. Ja.
NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of the Name Missionary
= Society," j. 10 he held on WEDNESDAY,
June 20, al o'clock, a Nj. at The rsnsre Meet
srg-House in Pennington 1.-THE Sermon be-
fore the Society viii De delivered at 3 O'Clock,
L. NJ.
DAVID THURsTCN, Rec. Soy.
May 90, 1899.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-11
North Y armouth Packet.

efaN THE sloop FRIENDSHIP, THADpE-
-Ss9as. Us RoEsIvs. Master, will leave this place
Generally fer Portland on Mondays and Thurs
dars: AMI from Portland for this place en- HID
utsunys FriiIrs or SATURDAYS, wind aud weather
permitting Al orders left with w. r. a. G.
SrcrKBRI ~Gs rthgqnroWh or Asa EATON,
lngraham's wharf, Portland. sb.il he duly at
tended to, and all farors gratefully acknowledg-
81. If. -Ncrih- Yarn0x,h, .goy 2. 1922.
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No. 6, Union Row, Middle Street, Portland
CHARLES FARA,EY.

Goldsmith and .Jemsller,
RI IS just received. a very handsome assortment.
4 \ of Iewtiry. Silver. Plated. Britannia, and
JaPannsd Ware, with variety # Fancy art icles,
which will be sold cheap for cash
ALso-a good assortment of Silver and Steel
bowed SPectacies-Srectacle Glasses suitable FIR
All ages al $50. one very elegant sweet toned
hand Organ, with three barrels, which sill be
sold for less than half the value if appliei for
soon. May %.
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THE SGbscriher. Agent Of the GARDINER
IRON WORKS, has constantly for sale al
the Agency Store inGartiner, the following ar
ticles viz -
Saw Mill Cranks, FuIling Mil do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought &, asst Mill SPindles,
Hat,er's BASINS ,--Clothier's Plates,
Crow Btrs.-PInugh Mould' and Coulters
Wheels Tor various kinds Of Machinery,
Sad irons,-Cast Iron Dogs,
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Csrding Machine irons.
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
Gudgeons of all sizes,
Brands for names, &c. made at short no
tee
The above as:ices will be sold Cheap for cash
or approved credit. Orders FOR any description
Of Castings will be executed panctua'ly. in the
best manner. NJ. SPRINGER, Ir A2enf
On Gardiner, Feb 3. 1922.
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Robert Rovd.

Corner Of Exchange and .UiddIe- Streets
II AS latel received blk. blue and Oxford mixed
BROADCLOTHS--Woo Eenets-Satiinets-
Nankin Crapes--blk. and cold Canton Grapes
French ard Italian do.blk cold and striped Silks
Caiicoes-worsted ana cotton Hose-I.atlies Kid end
silk Goves-Men's silk and brown do -Indisncnsihles
plain and ganture Ribbons--Nu slns-C Cambria
Dimoues-crape Shawls--Vestings-pa rasols-cinp-
ham and silk UmbTelas-2 cases Leghorn Strayvs-
Oenflemens Leshorn Hats--neck and pocket Hdkfs--
sewing silks-fag and blk. silk Hdkfs.-blue, compa-
ny and short yellow Naukins, &C. &c.
fIF.4LSO.-E~1
Domestic Sheetngs. Shirtings PIaids and S,ripcs
Tckinss Sc.-An of which will be sold very low or
CASH =
Portland, June T. 1922
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AZ Cent If PROB II hid Il Portland. Wiz NJ W.
the csuutv of Cunllerlsid. on InS HTSt az
~ RI wear Of Lord ghteen hundred tsrarr
MARY MARTIN. adniuIsrr FFiN q the VA CO.
VI Ez,kir Martin. lare oi Ncv-t soaSes' - e.1at
~, y-amai, desc as n having rresrui cd eI
W administrator OF tie estate cf SaId drsc~aeN'
ticr ltpvsrcc ct his PERSONAL tstHs ,r;cs
OSSrRED That the SAID sdR'nistrStrix tNs ,nbs rf
PERSONS interested bv causing copy n a IN .rrfr
ii~hrr three weeks s-ccrssivr,v in re foF' rins.
printed Pcrtlan'. that they may aPpts .. r.ls
Courr 20 NJ he a AZ said PORT and. IN ~ II M ss
Juiy next. of the clock NJ thr i.rer N.Y. H
II any rlley have, why the same sAo1,ER gsge
sd and granted ,. 10
rrue cory Attest, - ,.-r,r ,TL, H.
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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-11
BOOKS & STATIONARY.

lie has Bowditch's Navigator, Bunt's Coast
Pilot, Nautical Almanacks for 1920 % and "a.
An assortment of Charts, Seaman's Journals
Log Books-Log Paper-Scales and DvIders--
-Qoills-lnk Powder and Ink
Pen and jack knives--W Notwithstanding Wax
lrdia Rubber Nautica' aud Justices Blanks
Bank Checks -lnkstands-W Writing and CIPHER
ing Books -Pockct do.-and great variety Of
Stationary Articles. A general assortment Of
School and Children's Picture BOOKS.
Particular care will be taken to keep a con-
slant supply Of
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
Of every description, made of good Paper and
veil bound. Any particular Patterns rui'd and
bound at short notice.
81 Z. \. particularly and respectfully invites
Merchants, amen and others ~ town and from
the country to pa ronize his Esta 40 lishment and
assures all that no laadabe and proper endea-
vors sha Il tie wanting on his part TO render him
self deserving Of encouragement and patronage.
Portland, June A.