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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-31

, fb@ Ut iFHHttit1 ~ 1ufrl n.
Cu1ieaii3.--Thc last nnuber OF the 4.
merriam joaraal nj Scienre aud Arts. ron.
daeled ~ Professor si!lman, contains i.
letler from Mr. sse4ooera1, ar, ompanird
y aaother from Iho,. II. BenloIl. Leu
Member of Congress from Missouri, de-
scriblng Two prints of the human foo-
discovered IN = limestone roek al 81. Lou
i, IN tie Mest bank Of Tie Mississippi ri
ttr.
"fhese paih's appear o haec ben no
iced ~ the franeh sum after ihev pcne-
ifaied INTO thai country from Tie Cana
das, and during the progress Of settle
mrnt At 81. Louis, Nefe frequently rrsor-
It'd IL ds Il phenomonoa in LIE works oil
natare.
TIE prints are those of nm standing
erect, With his b els drawn IN, aud his toes
turned outward, Which II tue most natural
position. Tie distance between the heels,
by accurate measurement, Is inches,
and between the toes La inches but ii
will be perceived, that these are not the
Impressions of feet accustomed TO close
shoe. the toes brlug very much spread, and
lie loot ilattened III a manner that hap
pens 10 those Who have been habiluated Ia
50 greai length Of time without SHOES.
Notwithstanding this circumstance, The
prints are striblasly natural, exhibiting
every muscular impression, and swell of
the heel and toes, with Il precision and
taithtulness To nature, which ! have Lot
been able To copy, with perfect exactnes5,
in the present drawing. The length Of
each fool, az indicated b. the Prints, is o.
inches, aud the width across the spread of
the toes, inches, which dlminlshes 10 a
inches, at the swell oil the heels ndlca-
ting, as it is thought, statue OF the COM
mon SIZE
This rock presents plain and smooth
surface, having acquired = polish from the
sand aud water, 10 which lis original posi-
ton periodically subjected 1t. Upon this
smooth surface, Commencing in trent ot
the tracks, there is 4 kind III scroll, which
i, Ivy feet and a hall III lens,h. Thu shape
OF this is very Irregular, and not equally
plan and perfect in all parts, and would
convey 10 The observer ine idea ot man
IDLY marking With his hn5ers, or with a
smooth slick, iaaclih figures upon soft
surface. Some pretend II observe III tbs
SCROLL the h6ur, oi al loulan bow, but this
Inference did Got appear, - any ol our par
y, 10 be Justified.
.tir S. reualns, thai every appearances
VIII warrant TIM coaclu,lon tndt tnsse In
pfpss.oGs were made Al a TINT WHEN the
roek Wis soft euoagl IL receive them by
pressure, and tnH thr MARKS oi The leet
are natural and g,nltt1." AI. Bchlon,
H., =.
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TIE BROKEN lfAnp

~ IL n. l. Rfae
DO Won remember tie lnsi sweet lone
III This dont hafp aow btokeu2
Do yon remember the da, long aowni
When lasi This tane whs spoken
q often NJ night II eame lihr the light
Ot some nigel earlh-Nafd living,
Whose heavenly winr. had tout bed ihr strings,
And 4plten'd the sound with her signing
Do ynn remember the melting loN
otsong thntw ould blend with Ii breathing
Do you remember the nflps oil snow
That once were round Il srealhinf4
Oh ii from above spirit 81 love
on enrih WIS ever cleaning,
1hat'sririi vert llton, on hose beautiful brow
The sweetness Of heaven wis b.aIning
This harp has mol walked 10 n hand since tha
one
l. cold, thai could wake II - sW,eily.
Thu heart Inns mol wnlmed 10 heam since
thu sun
Nbch kindled IL fa1ed 20 fcniiy
And The harp aud the henrt 10 which che could
hnpan
Such nngie would never have spoken,
1.-THE siriasseould have lown, without wnking
n tone
OF tenderness u they were broken
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-31

...renei for The purpose of asceriaining
,l,.t wishes relative 10 nomination Tor
~ next Presidency. The object nl'seaf-
a l''4 !: a small maturity declared that II WIS
..i.' =, ai inis time In make such 10
-, ,;a5i,on-The Yankee interest pfedolnl-
IT., ,',@l they. 80 Ear as ! can JUDI, have
linton il view"
\ Caf4.-zThe members Of both
INCHES of the Legislature, are Expected
=. assgnlble n the Hall II the II. III L. III
,bs 10Th day ofDccember inst. al Go'clock,
p n. In consul. Oh the subject Of lhe neat
Presidency.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-31

One of The London Literary Journals r'pr
October speaking Of The Russian Imperial
rescnp' for the suppression Of all secret SO
elellcs, and particularly ofthe Masonic BIO.
lts- !, marks
/" We hope that his grace Of Wellington,
who has departed for Verona, will keep il IA
frcc1naaon secret from Alexander that his
refractory BRUSH ally, the King, actually
hid, by proxy, lhe first stone of a masonic
od3e, and thai his royal brother, the duke
III SUSSEX, followed the llusirions example
personally IN the north OF England
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auction aies.

THIS .H0R.NLvG, ri II o'tlort,
The Subscribed will eell, at pubic auction,
ease Beaver Hats,
III lbs. colofed Thread
10 barrels Loaf sugar,
De. Blown do.
80 boAes Tailow Candies,
20 do. Rai,ins,
l pipe Gegnac brandy,
/ pipe Samos Wine,
k.g Animegs.
Together nilh Coite, and some pfher u.
tlel,s. RICHARD POIlARD,
dec. u. .iuei90hteY.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-31

TN eoiepipiing frow.--A Scotch news
paper Of the yrar All, states, that u rarrion
crow prrcel,ing n brood Of fourteen chick =
ems, under the care Of the parcnt fru, ob Il
lawn, picked mp one; hut Oh a Young Indy
opening The wudo" and giving the alarm,
the robhcrdlopped his prey. Inthrronse
oflhe day, itomeycr, tllr pInndrrrr return
ed, accompanied by i5oiher crows, when
every one seized bis bird aud carried of
the hole bfood N oncr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-31

\ meeting VAS held at brooklyn, N. Y.
on Wednesday evening last, Ia taie into
consideration The best means ef aiding the
unfortunate Gre.ks in their struggle Tor IL
b"rty. Gen. J. l.. Swifr WAS called To
the han, and WM MpAD, Esq. WAS ebo-
sen Secretary. Several resolutions were
passed, ard Il committee appointed 10 ask
for monry To aid The gloriop9 cousc Of this
once spe1did people. ,Nat. .7ino.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-31

aa1cdoie.-A Countryman much mark
ed with the small pox, applied 10 Justice
ofthc Peace for redress, IN an affair where
one Of his uelghbors lad iil-treated linn
but not explaining the business 81 clearly
as the Justice expected, fellow said the
justice in a rage | don't know whether
YOU were inocnaied for The small p0x or
MT, bnt I'm sure yon haUe bern .ior stUpidi
u Why, ant please yon (repiied the
mani perhaps n,ight,as you say, be inocu-
lated for stupidity, but there was no occa-
sion To perform that on your worship, for
yop seem 10 hare IL The natural ray
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-31

Although PhIa IelrIia has been romar-
kable for liz health Of lis mhabinnts this
summer, yet disease has prevailed in thc
vicinity 10 a very distressing degree. At
the new fla'e prison, now erecting IN the
county, ont OF one hundred and forty-two
laborcrs er,poyed up 10 The last of Sep
tcmber, there were only nineteen Who had
escaped the prevailing sickness.
F,aakin Ca.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-31

hour arrived bi.shcis of Wheat, seso Of bar
Ley and e3,- 10 or tine neal morning, 80 the
market vas veil supplied with these two
articles. Some considerable parcels ri To-
f,lgn wheat wefe exporting 10 The ports IN
the Mediterranean, aud a .tt.r hundred
quarters 10 he Haied States American
f'ioar new, sweet, 50s. 10 IS , SOUR, ont nj
bond, SIS. IN do. pr barrrl Of LII liz. nj.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-31

Mr.. 0nAoIAn Ron, Consel Of the L.
States at Valencia, Pa got POSSESSION Of
the original manuscript III Columbus', ac-
count Of his first voyage 10 America. Its
To be translated and published in English
and in Spanish altei which, il is expected
the original ill bc transmitted for deposit
IL the Capitol, or among The archives of the
L. States. .Nat. INT.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-31

I'll The nd roin, dollars, dime. aad eeuts
II MI i1oir vaulis NotNiih funding seaf
cruel ilnpfeeailons Of CURSES egsf'essapp.
me, without the challenge u The ieasi hing
incorrect on my pafi, from llle re+peat have
In deeeney, AMI LIT claims of unfortunate
mairimoas, viii my Christian name,
though with iniiir regret and noftlli-
ca'ion IassGriate yours, and subscribe my
eli ELIZA lIuIiD.
Huntington. Lfon.l Dec. }.
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Huntington, Con Dee. ,.
Etam .ltasen on Ell Kaonleage.

\ nisr nan has his lolbIes rs WILL rs II
fnol; btf the difference between them Is,
that The iohlis II one ARE known 10 him
sell, and concealed from the world; the fol
hles of The othrr are known In the world,
AID concealed from hilnself The "ise
mnn SETS those lrallies In himself, which
nlhefs cannoi but the foo Is blind In
those blemshes in his character, which
are conspicuous In every body elsr.--
Whence il appears thai SIT know ledrge -
that whirh makes the main difference be
tween WISE man and fool, in the moral
sense of The word
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-31

Udiiam PiN-Thls great statesman was
k"oHn, WHEN retired from public business
/ TO llee rcle olhis friends toindulgc III ight
and playful conversation. llc even con
descended To pmning. Whcn enjoying
himself with a epn,i,ial party at Walmrr
Castle, the expected INVASION OF thu French
from the opposite s,ors..was talked of,and
one of his friends atlsed him, What de-
pendence can you place upon yonr cinqnr-
port volunteers FOR, YIN know, some Of
them ARE millers, aud others arr custom
house officers F." Al, Sid Pin, E" thes, arr
the very MN, in WHOSE military talents |
can confdc, every niiler Is a Marshal
So't,f and every cnatom-house otlicer Is Il
cu4U.n
t.snrks fSejzar
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-31

.iaseiote. During one Of ihr lasi days
of Lord Mansileld's presiding IN the Court
al ing Bench, in which there WAS trial
efsome Importance, lie remarked with I'M
common satisfaction the assdnity Of u aiu-
don't Who Nas nlaeeed NEAR him, Who was
employed on his note book with eonslde-
r.lble Industry, and occasionally directed
sianees ut their Lofdships with very
shrewd aud attentive observation. When
the trial was over, he compliIncnted the
young gentleman on his zeal and diligence
and requested Ia be Gywured with sight
of his noiea. The student with much
confusion, expressed his apprehension nint
they were Ear too Imperfect for his Lord
shp's inspection but heing further sollci-
ted, he Vas obliged, though very relnc~
tantly, In comply. The Judge proceeded
very solemnly In examine lhe contents, in
which, much IN lls surprise, he only found
the accurate licensees Of himself aud his
brethren highly earieaiured inrfode. lie
returned the book 10 the confused young
Templar, pleasantly aeknoaedslnf, +" thai
IL was one rayof, approaching 10 tho had
ofthe profession
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tempt On The follow : day, thai she was
MI =. 1..tI

Truly .neianehoig Fteni.-On Friday
iast, The Hon Dixon Hall, mtmher Of the
senate al this statr, Was suddenly depri,e cd
ii life IN manner peculiarly distressing 10
MS numerous tamil, aud Ia the eommn
aits, On lie morning Of that DAY, being
III his Factory ii Sterling, in this state, he
noticed 4 engagement in Il band On one ri
lie large drums connected with The main
shaft, aud with the intention of reetif,ing
IL, he applied hi hand which was caught
n.tnrcn the baud and the drum.
The machinery Al hi time was In rapid
motion, II tie ra.e Of sNty or seventy re
soGlions ii a minute. The effect nas
dreadful. His body Ms dawn with ine
'isllble Violence, through IN opening al In
Inehos diameter, crushing the honcs and
INSTANTLY deprived him ofhfe lie Vas r.
specled and beloved; an1 The circumstances
Of his death excite feelings which cannot
be expressed. Conn. Gazette.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-31

4 short sioty Told by .Hr. Matthew's
Ny friend aud myself, when IN Devon
shire, were visiting an acquaintance, who
had a daughter not remarkable either for
her wit, harmony, or accomplishments
She had passed the grand cllmactelic, and
was certainly on the wane but her heart
had lost none of lis susceptibility 10 Ia
erand passion. She had lorten years been
conspicuous for dress, airs and beau catch.
rrs, but alas she had toilcd all night, nj
balls, routs aud leyers but had caught no
beau. Bong rs VAN is she Was simple,
", thought her fan game Tor our. Miss
Luereta Eloizg, said |, have YOU heard Of
tn late aet al parliament by which all la.
dies with small mouths shall bc allowed 10
marry l"o husbands No sir, said she,
t9GaLNlNG Up HER MOUTH INTO
4 PUChEi) " Int eoris law = You arc
wrong, Edward, sad ny FREUD To me, thosc
Ladies' with large mouths are to be allowed
t"o husbands. LAW Mk : exclaimed
SHE, loponmg her mouth M big as buck
T. What curious law -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-31

Mr Moan, the Jew, Having lost his e'ec-
lection as Sheriff Of Hen-fo fk, turns of
bis defeat with 4 great deal Of humor, wit
and sarcasm. Among the causes he as
signs for his non-election IS the following !:
" a curious idea seized solne people They
took II into their heads thai Il jew ought
MOTTO hang 4 Christian, and every man
seemed 10 make the cas,. his own. Those
that expected 10 be hanged voted against
me and those who believed they ought 10
be hanged, also oted against me-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-31

IN addition 10 The Family Of .sfg,ots nj
! rtrtisd IN he mbstrib,r IN BIZ soid NJ aue.
finn, bcforf the door NJ his naet,on TOR, IN
Wednesday neat, ld Jony, Is23, NIL be soid,
Ahree other Negroes,
rig. - Tvo .nen, mud one Uoman TIM 4,
ffots mr. mi5 ~ BIZ 81 good eharaeitr--aa9 Tn
iernH of Hc sdit Of these .Sffraes. 40 dogs efeR
NOTES 10 BIZ giren TINT are uceoiiobie NJ one of
Ht hunks RICH hRD POLL ARD
Dr. 81 .1aeti0fffr
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Let u7 take care that in rejecting on Gala
attic, l9s second edase of nhica We haYe 50
amy eh4ea'ofed 10 d..covef, We ieNo not
40 hAed oqF a,e. cfoa second causes as Ia
..}e lost slght Of the onr f"sl cause. orfpr@"t-
'a The tf'tii tAnt the haad ii Providence does
,'' iei' really exercise the control over ever!
occurrence N the Ordinary andrcgular snrces-
.'t oi seed time and harvest, SUMMER ard
"ih'ef heal and Sold, ts.pu orer ey,nls strict
!. a.irpruleus.
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AI)lI.t !

But, when tine has disrsted thee Of
those g1ndy lappIngs with which, at my
eNprnse tIou hast decorated myself aud
restored thee Ii that ihrradharr station
from Which mistaken confidence rescued
You then may reflection, Ike the gna"ns
ol thai worm Which " nc,cr dies render
thy existence doubIy rl>somc by contrast
mg wretchedness aud want with opncnee
aud east. All persons are forbid trusting
my wife Eliza, on my account, ~ will pay
no debts 81 her contracting after thif date.
ROSTM iGl lIRD
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Huntington, Oct ,, 1822.
To MIR. BOSTNICk IIURD.


Scarcely another man, and | am sure
no woman could be- found, of mind s0hi-
cirnty comprehensive, of thought sulll-
claty dlgnfed, and nf senslhiIliy snIil-
c'eniIs tender, nice, and delicate, to reach
the sublmity and " polnfoas lnanily,' ii
your public notice Of me. Your depth OF
intellect, The elnlgenee Of Yum IDEAS, the
brilIianee, radiance, and splendor of their
sbblnailbns, sweet snasliy and decorun
nj your style, the diarlhTa Of your words,
| tie rNaheranec rich display Of your fan
-, the glowing eIler,cscence of your lnl-
asluatian, are indeed surprising, wonderful
and interesting. paDcgyrlc IS tnisome,
- but praise Is comely,' and Is \ tributary
need justly due 10 merit With all my
good opinion III YOU, think M earthly
being could be found who, as you hase
doqe, would address an innocent woman,
Unless the j" dark and benighled corners Of
ms sou' were inspired by pesilerous Nhls-
per3 Of some iiend-lk" messengers from
The req ions Of malice, within tbe breasts OF
hpsc inhabitants fostering ranhle bate,
and SPITE, and every baneial and delecic-
rlons pas ION, and where their " worm d-
eth not aud their fire is not qucnched =
most or ali which YOU SLY Is, Ia =" pray that
! ifhsone rejection may arrest ne 10 IN
| ptecdtc evils and cnrs"s on IA woman
chargeable by you with 10 sort 81 crime ;
no, uut With ctcu semblarce ol Wfopg. tx
crpt tie unfortunate and much regretted,
aud sincerely repanted crlmnalliy oi CIV
| IN lar ,oun. aud tender Iand, matrliaD-
nlally, 10 lie paw Of Il barbarian OF nearly
! ,rsipti hpr y,.,rg and aT matchmaking IN his
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.Nahimoaiai SquaLbiing The follow
M advertisements We copy from Bridge
por PAPER.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27

tUIBFHLAND, s..
Supreme Judicial Court, Hay term !. H. 1929.
ON ,he TO- egoing petition ordered, that The
said petitioner give notice Of the same by causing
the said petition with this order thereon, TO be-
published in the Portland Gazette, p,iated IN
10 -tland, three weeks sHccessiyfiy, be last pub
iicsion 60 be thrty lays al least, res inus to toe
next term II this tour; hich j. 10 De bol,len az
Portland, IN and ftr the county OF Cumberland 0U
the first Tuesday Of November next; that all per-
sons Interested therein, may then and there appear,
and shew cause, il sny they have, WY Tue prayer
thereof should not be grained.
WILLIAM u. VAUGHAN, CLERK.
Cory Of the Pet. and order OF Couft-Auest,
WILLIAM I. VAUGHAN, Cierk.
August i3
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SALE.

To be sold By order of The Judge Of Probate.
al he house Of THoMas CEocKER, IN Paris,
on THURSDAY, The tIceLjlh dag Of Sep:eniber
nerf, al Ten O'Clock. a. ~. me foilouing de-
scribed ,eaiestdie, lying ~ that parf Of The fo,rn
Of HOodsfOek, IN he County Of OJfsrd, granted
10 Goihost .4cddemy, ri7
I OTIS No. % 50, lit, 81 and 100. Also ~
- be sold, al the house Of LOT Davis. Fsa.
in Baldwin, il The Cvuaty Of Cumberland. on
MONDAY. the sixteenth day of September next,
al one O'Clock r. VI ore undivided flu th part
oftUo lots lying in Baids il, one huadreI acres
zach, rnore or less, numbered seventeen ani ehi-
cen, 10 the first range East. Also, two undivided
ffih parts ofIoi Numbered nineteen. ID the fr.t
range East in said Bsldwin. togc acr with an DO
right A'rl title 10 the SAN Mill, with its
privileges now s,andag tie Moth Te~t rve,
50 caIe", il aid Baldwin. Being The zeal Estate
Il bBENEIsn HATcH, late of Garhrm, in the
County Of Cumberland, Trader, deceased: or 50
much thererfas viii pay Tie sum If rwo hundred
and thiiiyive doIlars, for he pevmeai OF ie jest
debts Of said deceasef and incidental ri1a ce..
Conditions Of payment made known at the zine
and place Of Sale.
THOMAS NIEILAN,
administrator IF said deccussds Es.ate.
GoTtaR, August ), 1922.
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STEEL SPRING SADDLES.
NATH'L SHAW 81 SON.

On me sign orhe Trunk, .Tan-Sireei,)
II AVE for sale, gentlemen's Steel Spring SAD
Il DIES, oftherf own mnufacture, without the
aid Of a Patent Right--the spring i derived from
the Tree and Seat. There being several in use at
the Livery Stables. and by gentlemen in town
and vicinity, AMI are acknowledged TO be much
easier both for horse and rider, than any other
Saddle now in use. They will be sold with hog
skin sent, with Plated strrups and Housen. for
Sl'-vith deer skin seat quilted. Ti3--bitt and
Ordddonn Brides, black russell. aud Go
Ladies' Ridiog Saddles with Brides and NJ artin-
gels 10 neutrality-suspicious. best plain Saddles,
r M 10 20 ftS-con m o Saddles from TO So
Harness Of all kinda very large assortment OF
TRUNKS, such as Leather bag, aud round Seal
Skin &c. for travelling Carpet bags, very use
ri article for travellers House do. number Of
different sizes suitable for papers, for counting
rooms and Stores; Car ouch Boxes, with Red
Belts ; Knapsacks. OF different kinds. MILITIA
RY EQUIPMENTS for Field officers. with
Snlaie Housen, Bsid'e, Martingcl and Valise to
match.
FIRE BUCKETS made Of superior stock
lc) SEAL sKS5S, some very handsome, for
Ssddlers
leopard SKINS, Saddle and Harness Trees
100 Hog skins. Whips, &c. The above articles
will he sold on as good conditions as elsewhere
Portland, August IS. lace.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27

AZ Courr RI Probate held Portland within -a Fer M
County ct Cumberland, the first Tressv ~ atgus \,
the year & orr Lord eighteen hundred and tvyrny. v
- ALLY SWIFT. administrators ~ the rsrarr az Ierre,
~ Swift, late Of urswc in said county, Halter rce -
d. having present. her first Account Of adninraoa a.
me estate ri sai1 deceased
ORDERED. Thar the said administrative give nctic-
70 I'D persons interested nv causing crsN al this or
70 b. pnb three weeks successivel. The POI tnG
Gazette, printed Portland thar they NAV -pprar AZ
Probate Court 70 b held Brunswick said county, nv
the sixth day If September nine Of the clock in the
torenoon ard shew Cause II suy hsy hsyr why tie sr
should NOT be- allowed BARRETT POTTER r.1y-
Sruc ccFy--st,est EoFti 10 Soutags.s, Reg'r.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
GEORGE VI ARREN

LAS removed TO No. 2, Long ;Yharf, next
4 door to Mr.. f. GREELY's, where he offers
for sale
% bales prime INLAND Cotton,
so bills. superfine Flour,
10 DO. prime Polk,
10 boxes Canton Sugars,
II do. Calcutta DO.
10 or. casks Malaga Wine.
10 bbls best American Gin,
% boxes bloom Raisins,
Boxes Y. II. Tea,
Pipes Cognsc Brandy and Holland Gin.
Portland, July, 1922. (n)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27

nc Court OF PROBATE holden Portland within and fer
the County Of Cnn,trrssd the FIRST Tns sday of A.
gust ~ The ySar cur Lord eigh.een hundred
the petition OF BEZA BIZ NCHARD, adu,inistra-
- TOT 81 the estate Of JACOB BLANCHARD. late Of
North Yarmouth IN said County. woman dec Al reprr
seetng h,t the personal estate Of aid NOT su
cent 70 y the Just debts, which h owed the OF
his death by the OF one hanr aud thirty -four doll
ana seventysiN cents and praying for license
convey 50 much OF the real estate Of said deceased
b necessaJ for the payment Of said debts and ncdenz
chargsSf
ORDERED-Tha the petitioner give notice thereof ~
she heirs OF said deceased and all persons inter sled IN
said esr~te ny causing copy Of this order published
the Portland Gazette printed in Portland ii said Cour
~. three weeks snccessvty thar thew NAV apnear AZ
probate Court 70 be held said Portland the st Nor
lay OF September O'Clock the forenoon ANA
shew ifany rhy have why the PRAYER OF said p-ti
tioaer should nor lie rr srted. &C.
BARRETT POTTER. safgs ~ y4id cc,-t.
true copy-Atttsr. HORAIIO SOUTi.GATE Reg. M
Portland. August ), IS7z.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
TIMOTHY FLETCHER,

N.o11, Jones Row, Ercknnge street. Portland,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
HAS RECEIVED-
n 30 or. casks off. r. L. and II. p.
800 canisters r. +. and f. and IT, r.
Which nc will dispose OF at the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest recon-
mendations from officers the u. States Ordnance
Department,and many others who have used the
same.
large quantity Of the above Powder, can be
furnished at short notice.
O-Gentlenlen are invited to call and examine
the above Powder. If Oct %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
A. ROBINSON,
Coach, Chaise, Sign and Ornamental
PAINTER.

a fer rods abore Tie Hay-ScaIcg. PORTLAND
HERE persons having work in the above
" line are respectfully invited to call, and
every possible attention shall be paid to then
commands. aud the least favour gratefully &C
knowledged. (t.L) May Il, 1899.