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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02
IFToni tht Nationoi FaitiIig encer.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1922.
4

Mr. THOMAS, from the COMMITTEES on Pub
he Lands, reported a bill supplementary To the
act " To set apart aud dispose of certain public
anus Tor The encouragement of the rul,iva.
ton oi the vine aud olive y Ia hill granting the
prayer of the petition of Lrfcbvre ID .snoet;.s
and Others, French e,nigranis, who contract
ed TOR body of public land in the STATE OF
Alabama, who pray that patents u:ay be
Gianted TO them, Individually, and To any 9th
ers ct the association, as they shall individual
" comriy with the conditions required origi-
naiiy OF the whole company The bill was
read
The Senate resumed the unfinished business
OF yesterday, in committee of the whole, Mr.
Elliott in the chair, being the bill providing
FOR confirming French and Spanish land titles
in Missouri.
Mr.. Barton concluded the remarks he COM
mtnccd yesterday in favor of the bill and was
followed by Mr. Benton on the same side. at
considerable length. Mr. Otis made some re
marks a1erse tn acting on the present hill has
thy, bat not opposed TO ailortiing relief and
acting on the subject in such manner us should
appear expedient. The bill was then post
poned until Tomorrow.
The Senate them resumed the considera
non of the bill concerning Indian trade.
Mr.. johnson Of Lou. continued at some
iehsth the speech he yesterday commenced
IN support Of the bill, and against the amend.
ments offered by Mr.. Benton. Mr. n. N
Johnson of Kentucky, and Mr.. King of New
YORK, also spoke on the same side, and in re-
ply to Mr.. Beston's remarks delivered ycster-
day. Mr.. Louvre spoke rather in favor OF
The hiIi, though not prepared now 10 act on
the subject, aud desiring further time for OK
animation.
The bill was then laid over until Tomorrow.
me Senate went into the consideration OF
Executive business; after which they
Adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

From The foregoing siaieme Mt it will be- perceived
mat with the exception Of small excess in the dis
3"rSeInent on Capitol Square, tie expenditures have
been kept within the approximations ibnt az, tl,e 4
Jhhuary, 1877, there was an Unexpeuded balance of
appropriations Tor the Centre Building and Wings of
voc Sapnol oi Sl4'3I3 10 applicable 10 the work GA
The Centre Building, and that the amount of the sn
expended upon The Presidents House. the old Exc.
cutye Olhccs, aud The ground around the CAPITOL in
i6<i IS less by S6635 - than the amount OF ayro
prsns for those objects, by the acts Of the 81 March
10Y, and the Sd March, 1921. An appropriation of
S1OU by tie act Of the 81 March, 1921 Tor improve
oienis IN the Senate Chamber aud in The Hall of the
House OF Representative, and in the Library is moi
embraced ~ the above statement. The Committee
are OF opinion that the materials were purchased ~
moderaie prices; lhatihe labor was procured ON
reasonable terms aud that the work has been exc.
c"ied ~ substantial aud workmanke manner
The report was, on motion Of Mr. N. or
dered To lie ON the table.
Nj. BLAcKLEDeE, from the Committee o..
The Public Buildings. made a report, recon-
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lamentations.

III March, 1921. For the work ON Centre
Building of Capitol, in addition ,ovn-
expended balances of appropriations
f., I to Other bq,i dlIs $4,000 90
balance of former approximations for
the Genre Buildings as appears bv
The Commissioners letter. oI 18th Jan.
Tho n , "e, maI 1864 10
of lih April, 1870, for WINS Of
Capitol aud Srnaic Chamber. trans-
ierred 10y act of3d March, 1921, vas ggg 2G
"a March, 1919, For covering the old
Executive Olices with slate, 10000 90
81 March. 1921 Foi covering The rooroC
the Presidents House with conner 7gt5 90
Sd March, 1921. For graduating AID lon.
proving the ground around the Capilol. 2 600 90
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Z HOUSE OF REPnEsrNrATIvrs

Mr. RANNIN, from the Commute on the
Fubiic Lands, To whom WAS referred bill
which originated in this iiuus, &" 10 pro, ide for
laying tn IN" slate Of Missouri thre, per cent.
OF the nett proceeds arising from the sale of
Inc public lands within the same" and which
b!ii was returned from the Senate with AN a.
mrudment, embracing also The states of Missis-
s'ipi aud Alabama, reported lie same with an
amendment To the amendment ui .n, Senate.
To Tie following effrct:
mat no part %: the three per ceut. SIC.
shall be paid to the states of Alabama or Mis-
sssIpPi, until the sam OF 5 ,2JO, COO, stipulat-
cd TO be paid by the United States TO the
state OF Georgia, for the cession of the Missis-
sIppi Territory, &c nor until the whole of The
Mississippi stock shall have been redeemed"
| This amendment was adopted, and the
amendment of the Senate, thus amended, was
coucurred in
Mr.. NELSON of Mass. from the Committee
on Expenditures of the Public Buildings.
made the following report:
The Commute c on tho Expendit,res on the P,b
Buildings, Report 1iiat il appear. from the
statement OF the Commissioner uf HE Public Build
Ings, 'ahd before the Committee, that his dsbursc-
nents on account of the Centre Buidinr of the
S,ap'io during tie year 1891, were as follows viz 4:
OF materials, S32, 209 so
smiths bill, lnel, starioner,, Sc 1922 10
compensation To architect. ClcIk, and
persons al the head Of c;trveTs
stonccuuers', and carpenters de-
T., p"rlms5ns, $3.50 co
labor, including pay of persons en-
pIoyed as lofemem and overseers, 1882 81
Amount expended on Centre Build
ing of Capitol, IN 1921, SlO23I4 90
And there was expended upon the Pres
Idents House, in the same year, the
sum of g5 Az 40
oid Executive Offices, 5,756 81
ground round the Capitol, 20i7 90
Amount expended on the Public
Buildings and Capitol Square, in
iSzi' SlI5.473 81
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WAsHINeroT, March Gave understand
inat an editorial remark Of ours, that hcrealtcr
We should have no Members IL Congress- an
pointed even 70 the Office Of Foreign Minstery
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20
Back Cove Bridge.

THE Proprietors of BACK Cove BRIDGE are
hereby notified that special meeting Of
the Propretors Of said Bridge will be holden at
the house or T. HALL, Innholder in Portland,
on Tuesday the Goth of August instant, at 3
O'Clock in the afternoon, for the following pur-
poses, viz:
To choose Moderator.
To make choice of officers for the ensuing year.
To receive and act upon the accounts that
may ccme before them.
To take such further measures respecting the
repairing the Bridge and derayIng the expences,
as they may judge expedent.
To transact such other business as may be
deemed necessary.
Per order of the standing Committee.
STEPHEN WAITE, Props Clerk.
Portland, august 8.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

To be sold, by order Of the Judge Of Probate,
al The house Of THOMAS CtocKER, in Paris,
on THURSDAY, The ticclfth day Of September
nert, al ZEN o'clock. a. ". The fotiowing de-
scribed real estate, lying in that part Of The torn
Of Woodstock, in The County Of Orferd, granted
10 Go,hdnl academy, ri-:
IT OTIS No. 90 so, iii, 81 and t2O. Also to
4 A be sold, at the house of Lot DAVIS Esa.
in Baldwin in the County OF Cumberland on
MONDAY. the sixteenth day Of September next,
Al one O'Clock. p. Nj ore undivided f,urth part
,ftwo lots. lying in Baldwin, one hundred acres
zach, more or less, numbered seventeen and eight
cen, in the first range East. Also, two undivided
fifth parts Of lot numbered nineteen, in the first
range East in said Baldwin. together with all the
ght and title to the SAW MILL, with its
privileges, now standing on the North IVES, river,
caed, in said Baldwin. Being the real Estate
f EBFNEzER HATCH, late of Go,ham, in the
county Of Cumberland, Trader, deceased; or so
much thereof az viii pay Che Of two hundred
nd thity-dye dollars, for the payment Of The just
iebis Of said deceased, and incidental charges.
Conditions Of payment made known at the time
and place of Sale.
THOMAS M'IELTAN,
administrator Of scid derecsed's Esiats.
CorharI dsgas 5, 1922
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SIMON GREENLEAF.
STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND, IS.

NUMBERLAND, IS.
Supreme Judicial Court, Ncy term a. ID. 1922.
ON the foi cgoing petition, ordered, that the
said petitioner give notice of The same, by causing
the said petition with this order thereon, 20 be
published in the Portland Gazette, priaed in
Portland, three weeks successfully, the last pub
hcation to be thirty days at least, previous to the
next term Of this Courl which is TO be holden at
Portland in and f6r the county Of Cumberland on
the first Tuesday Of November next; that all per-
interested therein, may then and there appear,
and shew cause, II any they have, why the prayer
thereof should not be granted.
WILLIAM II. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
Copy of ihe Pet. and order Of Court-Auest,
WILLIAM Il. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
August 10.
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To he Hon Justices ofhe Supreme Judicial
Court begun and holden at Portland aeiihin and
for the County Of Cumberland, on the first Tuesaav
Of May, A. d. 1922.
CIMON GREENLEAF Of said Portland e.
- qure humbly shews, that he Is interested -
tenant in common with other persons 80 him IN
known in a certain parcel Of land in North Var
mouth, il Said County, being The real estate Of
which JAMES ROBBINS, sen lately died seized.
consisting Of certain Farm containing sixty six
acres and SO square rods, Or less, which said
James formerly sod TO IKADDEUs ROBBINS and
il bounded az described i'd The deed Of said James
to said Thaddens dated April 26th, 1907 -Also.
another parcel Of land ia said North Yarmouth.
lying on both sides oftbe county road leading 10
New Gloucester, containing two acres and
quarter Of an more or less. being The same
land which JAMES ROBINS, purchased of BEN.
JAMIN PRoCTER. and j. bounded ard described
as appears in the deed of said Proctor to said James
dated Dec. t2, 1905, and recorded with records Of
deeds for said county, book 81 f1l. 978- and that
his part thereof H. one sixth which be il desir-
Gus 10 hold in severalty. He therefore prays
that after due notice, his part of so much Of said
estate as has not been assigned t. the Widow for
her dover, may be assigned to him 60 hold in
Sc orally, according 10 the statute ia that case
made end provided.
SIMON GRFENT EAT
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BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

CANDIDATES for admission into Bowdoin College
- will be examined in Massachusetts Hail. on Thurs
day. Aug. p, being the day after commencement at
O'Clock, A. Nj. They must produce certificates Of
their good moral character. They are required to
write Latin dramatically, and to be well acquainted
with Washs Arithmetic, Cummings Geography, Cic.
eros select Orations the Bucolics Georges and Hne-
I'd OF Virgil, Sallust the Greek Testament and Coec-
tanea Gr4ca Minora Candidates, who con-
veniently attend at Commencement, will be examined
at the close of the vacation Thursday the 26th of
September. WILLIAM ALLEN, President.
B0mdoin College, .4Ug. !, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20
Lands on Dead River

THE Trustees Of the Bath Academy hayino A.
j. termined with the view Of commencing II
structon, to dispose or the LANDS granted VI
them by government, invite persons disposed i
purchase, to examine the half township No
Range 4th, al the head of Dead River, in Oxford
County.
The southern half Of this township. with ~
exception Of about 1000 acres On the southeast
of the river, on which settlement has been
commenced, and of GAO acres appropriated % The
use Of Schools and the Ministry, TO be located 10
the purchaser, being about 5000 acres OF Wei.
timbered land, with good soil and convenieni
communication for the transportation Of lumber
to the ocean, is offered for sale en- long cred.
il with satisfactory security.
Proposals will be received aud information
given by the undersigned committee, till tie
meeting Of the Trustees, to be held at BATH.
on the Oath September next, for the purpose Of
completing the contract.
BENJAMIN AMES,
EBEN. CLAP.
BENJAMIN RANDALL.
PETER II. GREEN,
DAVID STINSON.
Bath, Aug. 3, 1922.
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ROYAL LINCOLN,
Exchange Street., PORTLAND
aAs JUST reed AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
SeaSonab\e Goods,
....CoNsIsTING or.
SUPERFINE u common, black, blue

CONSISTING or.
SUPERFINE u common, black, blue
and mixed BROADCLOTHS & CAsSlMERES,
Woolinetts-Angola Cloth-Cottm Cassimeres,
Black and colored Bombazeens-W do.
case black aud colored canton Grapes,
Black Nankin do.-Rombazetts,
case a Irish Linens,
Alerino Shawls, very elegant,
Merino Handkerchief and points,
Casimeres Grape, silk and cotton Shawls,
Black Italian Siks-do Florences,
Black and colored Levantnes-Cravats,
Muslin Gown Patterns-Cambrics,
"a and "A Cambria Prints-Velvets,
Light and dark Caicoes,
Silk and cotton Umbreas-Parasols,
Linen and cotton Damask- Dmoties,
Russia & Derry Diapers-Vestings,
British Cottons-blk. white and colored Italian
Grapes,
Flag, Bandanna, Fancy and black silk Handker-
chiefs,
Flag, blue and Madras Cotton do.
Thread Laces-light and blue Nankins,
English Ginghams-sewing Silk and Twist,
Carpet Bindings Buttons,
Garniture Ribbons, &c. &c.
bale Cdrpeting.
ALSO. ..Sattnetts--Shee tings--Shrtings
ams-Bed ickngs-sewing Cot
ton, &c. IT, May 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20
HFIRE,!

eIrHE Manufacturers Insurance Company, re-
Il Gently established in the City of Boston, for
the express purpose Of lnsurng against Fire,
with CAPITAL of Three Hudrtd Tn Esand Dol.
Ears. now offer to Manufacturers throughout the
United States, an opportunity of insurlng Their
property against this destructive element, (Which
the greatest care and strictest attention cannot
ALWAYS prevent, aud which, in an unfortunate
moment. frequently reduces affluent and indie
pendent families to poverty ard distress) at such
moderate rates. as cannot fail to induce owners
OF factories to secure themselves against loss.
The Company in manner restricted as
To the description of risks, but will name premi-
ums in all cases, however hazardous, and on the
most favorable terms. Not only Cotton, Wool
len. and other Manufactures, will be insured at
This Office. but also Dwelling Houses, Stores,
Furniture, Goods, and Merchandise, with every
other description Of property subject to loss or
injury by fire.
The Company take this opportunity to state
the kind of information deemed most necessary
10 be made by the applicants, as the premiums
Ia great measure. will be graduated by their
representation, 10 wit -
Where situated, OF what materials are the
buildings constructed For what purpose occu-
pied ? How many stories the buildings
OF what materials the roofs What buildings
are in the vicinity and their distances from the
one to he insured ard for what parpose occupi-
ed 10 what manner the buildings heated
and lighted ?-Whether the picker, machine
shop, bleachery, dye house, DC. &c. are in, or
annexed to the buildings TO be insured If a
watch is kept in the building engine at
tached TO the establishment And ifinsuTance IS
wanted on the several buildings belonging to
the factory, the applicant will state the differ
ent amounts on each and If convenient, the
Company would wish 10 have ground plot, to
give them some idea Of the buildings to be in
sured.
As the Company will not. for the present, take
more than trsnty thousand dollars any one
risk. and possessing an ample capital, give IN
doubted security TO the assured.
Persons DESTROYS of insurance, who may reside
out of the city, by forwarding their applications
by mail. or otherwise, TO the Secretary. may be
assured the same will meet with immediate at
tention.
SAMUEL HUNT, Secretary.
Office. No 81, State-Strest, Boston.
July l6 1922. 3m
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20
COOKING STOVES.

of new and most dpproUed construction, having
a large open fire place. with folding doors, with
a hearth in front, sufficiently large to Roast in
Tin Kitchen, Fry, Broil, Toasting Bread. Boil
ing Coffee, and for various purposes # COOK
cry, which cannot be done in close Stoves
heretofore in use-a large Oven directly over
the fire with Damper under the bottom, which
prevents burning, and Plate over the Oven,
which retains the heat on the top a large Oven
in the back, in which you can cook n,eat upon
a spit from the heat received through the divi-
sion Plate. The Boilers set deep in the Stove,
directly over the fire, which boil readily with
little fuel, with a large Boiler al one end, which
il very convenient TO draw water for Coffee or
Tea.
These STOVES have from 9 to A
BOILERS some Of which sufficiently large for
washing-the common objection to Stoves is ob-
waited in these, they being open and pleasant,
and the efIluvia of Cooking being conducted off
through the Funnel.
The public being tsfed Of the utility and
economy Of using Stoves, II only remains for those
who are about purchasing, to ascertain which
If the various kinds do actually possess the most
advantages-we invite them TO satisfy them
selves by examining and inquiring of those who
have used the different kinds.
~ "A liberal Discount 10 those uho purchase
10 sell again, and all orders promptly attended TO-.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Sheet Iron and Tin Funnel
TOGETHER WITH
Copper, Sheet-Iron, and TIN apparatus for
STOVES;
o. Three secondhand WORMS and
one Still Of $50 gallons al reduced prices.
.ANhinds Of COPPER, Brass, md
LEAD WORK, manufactured as above.
Aug. 49, 1922. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20
Hard Ware Shelf Goods,
Second Quarter.

MR.. RUGGLES, proposes to commence his
Ivl Second Quarter DANCING SCHOOL,
at Capt. PATrEN's HALL, on WEDNESDAY,,
August 2oh, at 3 o'clock P. NJ. if sufficient en-
coursgement is offered. School days on WE'D
NESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Portland, Aug. 10, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20
Hebron academy.

THE Trustees having procured well qualified
Instructor, tuition will again commence in
HEBRoN ACADEMY, on the first Monday Of Sep
TENDER nert. Youth of both sexes will be admit
ted and may depend on attention and good usage
JOHN TRIP, Sec'ry. .
August 9, 1922.
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Spring and Summer GOODS
Edward Howe,

MIDDLE STREET, PORTLAND
HAS just opened for sale, blue, black, mixed
- and brown
BROADCLOTHS &, C4SSI.NERES,
cotton Cassimeres--white and cold Satteens-
black and cold Bombazeens-blue and yellow
Nankins-white and cold Jeans-black, blue
aud white iabby Velvets-Gingham apd Mus
lin Robes-one case Canton Crapes-one case
"A and 7-8 Irish Linens-44 Cambria Prints
Cslcoes-G inghams-book, leno and fs'd Nus
line--Cambric iIuslins---Linen Cambria 4 Hdkfs.
thread Laces-fag, bandanna and fancy Silk
Hdkfs.-merno Nantes and Hdkfs.-Bomba-
etts-Drill-cotton Confederation ShawIs-
DISQUALIFICATION and angola Hose-britsh
Shifting white, black and green French Grapes
tartan Plaids-Flannels-silk and cotton I'm
brelles-linen and cotton Damask-Parasols-
Dimoties-Italian Lustring-V Valencia and Mar.
settles Vestings-Nankin Crapes-green, black
and white Sarsnetts-black Srchaws-ltalina
sewing Silx-silk Twist-Buckram and Padding
misunderstanding Shirtings--Gingha ms
Stripes hecks-Fringes- bed Bindings, &c.
&C. &c. If. May %, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-20

AT Court of Probate holden Portland within and u
the County OF Cumt ersnd the fssr Tuesday o. Nv
gust IN The year our Lord eighteen hundred and Tvs"
y "
aN the petition Of BEZA BLANCHARD, ahmins'r+4
- Tor Of the estate ~ JACOB BLANCHARD, lstf M
North Yarmouth ~ said County dectas o.
sntirg IN Z the personal estate of d deceased nor
cent 10 the usr drbts, which h. owed ar the TING
his death bS the OF hundred and thrtyfour co.,
and seventysix cents and praying far cense 70 sp Nv
much Of the real NJ said drce SEQ ~ XVII
recessary for tie payment Of said debts and neioe
ORDERED-That the PETITIONER Aive notice Ehsrfla
the heirs OF said deceased and 10 all persons iher d
sad estate. by causing copy OF this order 70 hS ear
~ he Portland 1zette printed IL Portland - salu
~ three weeks successvtlv thar they MY 7rne m#
Probate Court 20 be held said Portland IN ne
day Of September O'Clock IN the NJ
Stew it any rh have. why the prayer OF SAL
tioner should nor he or ured ,1.,t
BARRETT POTTER, Tutge Of lais o.
true cnpv--Att ar, rORAtIO SOUTHGAiE' -
Portland. August B. -
JEREMIAH Lowell, pauper, who was pu sys X
der the care of the subscriber, by the OVERSEE ~
the Poor of the town of CUMBERLAND, has s,s r q
House .this is to forbid all persons ON Ans
trusting him on my account a. will MOI pay az
Of his contracting after this date rr,~rr.
Cumberland Aug. 9Th. 1922
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French Paper Hangings.

- ECEIVED by the last arrivals from France,
LII large and elegant assortment Of
PAPER H.ANGINGS,
with handsome borders, newest fashions and va
rious prices, which cannot fail to suit purchasers
Making together with former stock the largest
assortment ever offered in this town.
Several sets Of Views, cheap and handsome.
NJ. DAVIS, Ercctange.Street, Portiand.
Alg. 5.
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which together with their former Stock, enables
them to offer a general assortment of Goods in
their line. ....VlZ...-
Elegant gilt cut and thrust SWORDS,
Gilt, plated and brass Artillery Do.
Proved Muskets, Rifles and Pistols,
Shot Pouches and Powder FIasks,
Gilt coat and vest Star BUTTONS,
Gilt and plated Sword Chains and Knots.
Gold, silver, plated aud tinsel EPAULETTS,
Gold, silver, and plated Lace and Binding,
Gold, silver, and plated hat Bands and Tassels,
Gilt, plated and silk Stars and Resets,
Silk and worsted SASHES,
Morocco Sword BELTS,
Gilt, plated and brass cap and belt PLATES,
Gold, plated and worsted Cord and Braid,
3 cases very rich Vulture & common PLUMES,
Yellow Tulips or plume SOCKETS, &c. &c.
A great variety OF rich, plated and Britain
MIA coffee and tea POTS-rich cut Glass COM
mon plated CASTORS, from to 8 bottles-plat-
ed fruit and cake Baskets-plated brass CAN
DLES1L Ks and LAMPS, various patterns
plated and steel Shutters and Trays-ivory, bone
and common table and dessert Knives and Forks
-Japanned bread Baskets G. tea Trays-copper,
brass and bell mettle Kettles--iron and brass
WElGHTS-copper Measures--Spelter--C
per-bar and sheet Lead-store and ship Pumps
lead Spouts--brass Andirons--Shovels and
tongs and Hooks, &c. &c.
They also continue 10 manufacture and hare
constantly on hand as usual,
Warranted gold NECKLACES--siver soup
Ladles-table and tea Spoons-sugar longs
salt Spoons and Thimbles-gold watch Chains,
Keys and Seals-Ear Rings-Pins and Rings
Hair Necklaces and Bracelets, &c. &c.
Military Officers and Companies will be
furnished upon such terms cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction and are respectfully invited to
examine for themselves.
GFCASH giUen for old Siivsr-Copper-
Brass and Lead.
Portland, July 30. ii.