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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-26
Neqv- Castle, De-.
TUESDAY, JULY es. 1899

When the squadron passed down the bas near
Lewistown, the inhabitants assembled on the shore
and fired salute Of 90 guns The ships not being
aware that it intended for them. stood out with
out returning it. The wind and tide compelling
them to anchor, Capt. SPENCE addressed to the in
habants the following letter, which alludes to the
handsome conduct fthe people Of Lewisown, when
attacked by British naval force--.fn. Sentinel.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-26
NOTICE.

The partnership of benjamin BrOzOn g Company having
been dissolved by the death Of Benjamin Brown all per-
sons indebted to the late firm hereby requested pay
the amount OF their several accounts to the subscriber and
those having against the said firm requested to-
present them for settlement
JAMES BROWN,
July %, 1922 57-9m Surviving Partner
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-26
NOTICE.

All Persons indebted to the estate of Jacob TYSON late
of Pencader hundred decd requested make mme-
dae payment and those having claims against said estate,
present their accounts properly atesed to the subscr
Der. ABRAHAM EGBERr, Admir-.
Chrstana Bridge, July 10, 1922 57-3mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-26

the arts.
Five more slaves have been found guilty of an ars
tempt to raise instruction at Charleston Their
names are as follows Guah Jack the slave Of p
Pritchard, Esq Monday the slave of John Cell.
ESQ Charles. the slave of the Hon. John Dray,on.
Harry, the slave of David Hag Esq John, the slave
Of Elias Horny. Esq. The 18th inst. was assigned
for their execution.
CHARLESTON, JULY 1s.
At the request ofthe Court OF Magistrates s. Free
holders. his Excellency the Governor has respted.
until Friday the 18th instant the following slaves:
Monday, belonging 10 John Cell Charles, belong
ing to Judge Drayt"n, and Harry, belonging 10
David Hag; three OF the five persons who were
sentenced to be executed this morning
Gu!ah Jack, the property oil Mr. Paul Pritchard,
and John the property OF Mr. Elias Horny, were
executed yesterday morning, pursuant to their SEN
tence between the hours oil six and eight o'clock.
Literary fntettigence.-The following works
are in press, in New York :-Memoirs of the life
and writings Of Lord Byron--Tbe Provost by the
author OF Sir Andrew Wye--Lights and Shadows
of Scottish IiIs-rales OF the Manor, by Mrs. Hof-
| land.
The Colombian government has appointed J.
Rafael Racenga to be their political agent to re-
side al London he has already passed to Europe,
Wis. jamaica. Mr. Ravenga is young man Of
considerable qualifications the a!nented Manuel
Torres was his mentor. aurora.
| 1t is expected that general Carlos Soubtette, at
present at the head of the departmental adminis-
alton OF Caracas, will succeed the late Manuel
| or, es, as minister OF the Colon ban republic 10
the government Of the United States..-.qarora.
Entract 60 the Editors, dated POrt-ar,. Prince,
July 8, 1922.
"The United States frigate Macedonian, captain
blddle, sailed this morning, escorting schooner
eIonging to Mr. Robinson tn Carthagena She
ost one of her lieutenan,s, ]. II. Randi OF Massa-
lchusetts, and had more than half her crew sick OF
yellow lever on board--.N T. Ggz
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-26
Delaware State Lottery,
NEW sERIEs-sECoND CLASS.

NEW SEKIEo-oELONU ILHSoi
The prizes in the First Class of this and popular
Lottery with the exception Of five hund ed dollar
price, not yet presented and few low prizes hourly
ing in having been all promptly paid, demanded may
bias of public inclination in tavorthe great resecta
5ty precision and of the drawing Of the first
the 9TH of July, cannot but stamp the present tick
cts with vaiie and give them currency not hitherto
oyed by tickets in any previous Lottery because never
lGi- No never, at any former drawing of any former
Lottery, the fair upright and equitable principles Of
5.suce and fair dealing, clearly exempifed a numer
GUS and attentive of respectable citizens. We
have therefore great pleasure in announcing
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-26
DELAWARE BAY, July 10Th, 1922

COPY
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-26
Hoe ;estimonium graio amino;
ID. II II
Civiias Norfolkeisis

1t is intended to be forwatde, to Mr.. Rodney OF,
Monday morning, but will remain at Mr. Pdtter's
shop to morrow for the inspection of the citizens
who may wish to see this truly elegant specimen of
the arts.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-26
The subscribers. under the firm of
% & S. BROWN

Will continue Grocery business at the sta formerly
side of the Upper Market house, in High Street. where
they intend keeping general assortment of goods in their
ne of the best quality, asonable terms, and will be-
thankful for the custom of their friends and the public
JAMES BROWN,
July Is, 1924 57--3m SAMUEL RR9MN,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-26
TO THE PUBLIC

That the tickets in the second class READY FOR
DELIVERY-and feel a confident hope, that have
improved on the scheme by making the highest prizes
double the of the former class, and the prices of
tickets less that will be found to dsapprove, but
ny to encouragen fact this Lottery most opportune,
for money does not circulate brsky and many one at
present embarrassed may be relieved by the purchase Of
"a ticket share, the high prizes will not probably fall
into the same hands they did BEFORE and your may @
next-tten still let us all hope for the better
For there is a necessity in fate,
And still the brave bold man fortunate.
He keeps his object ever fuR in sight,
And that assurance holds him firm and right
True that not all can gain the highest pqze,
Fet NOT him surely thar yfor't neUer tries.
Once more solicit continuance OF public favor and
respectfully recommend speedy purchases.
HOPE & co. Managers Office,
NO 90, Market Street Wilmington.
Whole Tickets, SS--Shares in proportion.
Orders from Philadelphia and baltimore mosl aspect
fully solicited 81
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

CUMBERLAND. IS.
TJkEN ~ E1fc1itian. and 10 BE- sold at P>,bic
Fe'sdae on FRTD.5r, The ftnh day " May
n6rf al three o'cIotk, n. ". on he premises, IN
Gorfalg-
4 LII the right in equity which Lot NasoN.
IN ~ sa'd Go rl'am has Of redeein.ng the follow
in. described real esiste:viz piece of and
lying ia said Gorbam bounded a. fullows. 70 wit
soutbwessesiy On LAID &c Urish Nason-Narlher
Iy on town rcsd, leading 20 he Great Falls Go
caifed) -Eastsriy on land Of the said Tot Mason
and Sousheriy on land OF Samuel Etaer--con-
tanning twenty scrcs. more or less. Said estate
IS Dortgsged 10 Dan'el Baker. BY deed. execr-
ted May IN, 1917 and recorded n rh the records
OF deeds Tor said county, in book 80, page $50. 60
SECURE the payment Of one hundred dollars and
interest the con
LEVI HALL, Dsp. SkF
-tprli6, ie7i.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

ITO be sold AZ PUBLiC VRvnuE "a the b, CHEST
bidder, on THURSDAY The 1870 day OF
May next, At II O'Clock, A NJ. on The preln,s-
es:-- that valuable Esta e, on the south slde IL
hAIsE.rrnEEr. PosrLAxD, formerly tslnng-
ing to Thomas Wrtsscr. Esq. deceased, and now
occupied by SIMON Grsenltcf, Esq. consisting Of
la'ge aud very Convenient three story BRIcK
HorsE, with kitchen and Waod-house sdjci..
Ing consaning two psrIour.. six FINISHED chambers
store room, puinP-room. with good we'll OF wa
ter, stable and garden.
iLSO--
One very eligible House Lot, adjoining the a.
bove, and fronting on the same street.
--ALSO-
Two o.her Lote, sdj,.ning the abpvr, and 'front.'
ing on Jeferson-Sireti, with q con,snieus one
story Dwelling -Hyuse thereon.
--dIsSO-
Tine other Lot, on the south side Of Jefferson
Street, with Dwelling House thereon, now il
the occupation of Scrsrsel H. Nash.
The promises may Re viewed al any time pre-
v'ous 70 the sale, by application to Mr.. Geenleaf
or % the Subscriber al bis Counting Room, No
., Long NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of sale will be made
known at the time and place Of sale
COTTON B. BROOKS.
Portland, -5priI 3, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
HAVANA CIGARS.
0U.UUO havana Cigars Of
sup rior qnsIity, for sale BY
JOHN COX. Middle Street.
April Is.


THECHRIsTIAx REGISTER is a religious neuxe
paper. published every Friday evening ~
BosToN, at 10. "a, Marlboro street. corner Of
Franklin street.-The great object Of this work IL.
to inculcatc the principles of ratianaI faith. and
TO promote the practice Of genuine piety. To
this end II aims 10 encourage a spirit OF :sce and
ndependent inquiry, 10 assist in bringing iuto usa
the true principles 81 Interpreting the scriptures
aud to recommend the meek aud charitable te M
per IT The gospel. In its views Of doctrine, Il har-
monizes with the CHRisTIAsDIscIrLE. II is how
ever. more elementary, than that work, and Il ia
intended 10 he better adapted to the taste and
wants Of the common class Of readers Each
number contains summary Of the most inter
es'ing foreign domestic intelligence. religious
and political. Political discussions. however.
are not admitted. One part the paper IS also
devoted 10 sh4neous corl .unications. agri-
cultural, historical aud literary. The pubIica-
ton Of this paper commenced in august last
since thai time is patronage has been steadily
increasing.
Terms OF subscription, taoo dollars md Efiy cent,
It paid Ia advance: or three dtlors. at the end
Of the year. New subscribers can be furnished
with series OF the past numbers. To those
who take the past numbers the first years sub
scription will be but tws dollars.
subscriptions are received at the
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE.
No. 2. MERCHANTS Row,
Where ME Of the paper may be seen.
.3pr;I 9.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

Gardiner Iron Works.
THE Subscriber, Agent Of the g RDINER
IRON WORKS. has constantly fur sale az
the Aeen'y Slore inGardiuer, the following al
licIes viz -
Saw Nil Cranks, Fulling Mil do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrough, f. Cast Min SpindIes,
Hster's Basins, Cioth,er's Plates,
Crow Bars Plough Mould. and CuulieTs,
Wheels for various kinds OF Machinery,
Sad lrons.-Casi iron Dogs,
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Csrdiag Machine Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
GudgeOns Of all sizes,
Brands for names, &c. made at short no.
tee.
The above articles will be sold cheap for cash
~ approved credit. Orders for any description
OF Castings, will be executed pupctua'iv ia the
best manner. NJ. SPRING ER. Jr Aren't
ON Gardiner, Feb 5. lac.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
Valuable Farm for Sols in .'orhoms.

THAT well known farm late the residence 81
= Deac. THOMAS CROSS, deceased, situat-
ed one mile from Gorham orner, on the Stand
i.h Road. Said Farm contains 100 acres OF excel
lent land rs Of which il tillage and pasturing, o5
Of woodland with growth ofyoung Rock Ma
pie, yellow birch & beach. There are about 900
appietrees on said farm and will produce apples
Sufficient TO make from so to 80 bbIs. Of cider
yearly. On the premises two story dwelling
house we'll flushed IS by 81 feet a barn q ny 80,
wood, chaisc, cider house and work shop, and Al
excellent we'll Of water &c.
Any person wishing to purchase said farm can
learn the conditions by applying Ia AMOS n.
CRoss, Portland, or Mr.. JAMEs PHISEEv, near the
premises, who Will show the property aud give
any information respecting the SAME.
March l2 3m.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

DY order Of Couri. viii se sold 81 Public Auc-
ID ton, on S44TURDdf the 2-th day If April
irsani, At three O'Clock, u. IA at the Dwelling
House The premises-So much uf the ReaI
Estate Of ABRAHAM NircaELL. late Of Free
port, deceased, a. will produce the sum Of ono
hundred and styen,y dollars, for the pay meni oi
bis Just debts Md incidental charges
EDMUND PRATT, administrator.
L4prIq, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

hereby eItity. sa-t have md Ut u. Jonzshs~
moore Esssncs Of Life ia family. 10 cough shea
tnere was ost the lungs, has given
,ompt relief have also qpsnf heard u, anl ~ pto
pie WHO nave api< entity been declining of
with their lungs aHsctsd I'D attended ~sh cuu.h thar
On application Or the above mentioned tie, u
Immaculate Telief ~
have received fully believe Dc very uzhle dis
cove1,--s that u viii DC ssr$ The yublic
JASON DUNCAN.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
ROEERY0



yAL-yriN E--C-FEY ~ DsNAH.
DisAH me tink ,oa bcss ester.
Aldo YOU Kid .as Aesi iorrhrr,
An dat ns,gu, eye when dsit me dance
On how he psrkle how he glance
Al drn dat wi-gy Way head
On dear he Kill poor Cuffy dead,
An nofin. cal ne back to lite
I'LL Dinan say he b. he wife.
DIS Is the day call valentine
ak ycu Dinah 10 be nine.
DE day when I'll de Birds be wooinx
And ali de gentle Folks " cooiug
Why may not Cafy take DC pen
Anu sing he lob like lutte Wren
call ON Polio wld he fute
call on hddie not be mute,
Dey say nc hab SOME ting call muses.
Aud dem call If Dinah chuses
To help poor C.fy sing he song
About sweet Diuah all day long
De Roses bloom whereer you 20
Do now d<y euber up with snol.
An humIains suckle in blue Bell
Dey all try nard who inaks NOSE smell,
SO great dc o.a roun dc room
Whcrcbba gentle Dinn1 comc.--
Oh Dinah Dinah sabe my lie
q. Cuey die widout dc knife.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

Certificate Of Sic Hon. Stephen r. grasls.

y 81 phen r. Grzdee. OF Nrstmirrr, in Vermont. 40
ceftiiy tho have tor rhine been well ~ zireu VI
The coed effects OF DIR. Jonathan kocres Esss..e OF Lin r
my own family and Can RI ccn.rrnd nh b. N,
sAtfs nie safe tu -sI Faulty MrJciAr. ltts. cruyhs
and al dssos den h breast aud lungs M ,he vhoorin
coush AID ~ sp<sn.odic complaints aid MAKE 40 uuuLr
he stir a OF Ansric- void receive tneht II
more sSuri a use OF the Ard htng
qa.sntesi with Lr. Moore. aud dug lie diser CT
<r well ntor'- blt hope he will receive
AL due encour a., -rnsnt.
STEPHEN z. ERApI EE. LIZ.
Wrstninstr 4, Sept ., ISUS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
Sheriff. Sale.

trMbyRLAsD, -.
TIkE.N ty Execution. and I'll NJ sold az
Pubic Fendss. % SATURDAY,. The eier
emil dry of May reri. az no click. in ,be
otieraoon. ~ he oseiiiag kouse " Mf. Jvhn
Chute. lanhoider. u. Oiisftd.
4 IL. the right ia equity which Henry Mear.,
n Of brifgtnn, has IN cseeminf certain par
Gel OF LAND situate 10 sand Bndgion, siz: sixty
three acres more or less Il being all of ut No. =,
inihe ninth range except about ~ elve acres here
toiore decided q Daniel & DAVID Bradftr@et, or Of
the south tide 81 sid lot. Ala one ether piece f
Land lying said ~ Brigton csni aiDine three acres
aud is part Of 10: No. eight ID the ninth rznee,
also, one other piece 81 Land lying ia said 3ridx-
tcn. Containing on@ acre aud ninety square rode,
and - part Of iot No.sereu ia the third range the
Aforementioned land being The same that the A.
bose named hoors purchased Of Ebsnszer IN.
scs'bner, aud msrtgsEod the same back 10 said
Serbner for The security # one hundred dollars
with interest. Reference heirr bad II said mort
gage Is recorded in the Registers otHce ID BOOK
eighty seven. page three hundred eighty, bearing
date April eth, 1921.
LEVI HALL, Deputy Sheriff.
April 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

- L0Ho 5tSS
htrr5y certify wears vast have been
most OF the Inns rosbsd tedious cough.
~ cltaif h Hsct'ns hat in tbs
AID tai ts increases wh the
lungs. might sweats, cod chris, empoz ats. krue
wasting u hesh and cInnu Vt trgh. nstaar
lcvsr strongly Indicating approaching
In- though spped 10 sunsisy ply and
OF v1rou medicines. obtained relief cona.4s
b last H libs ally @dninists ed biz Pocrorz DROPS
Essce OF M IN less than twenty zkinr
O. this m ucnt found my SIT ia d~Krse r<iixvvd, AID
inpute the On Is simust entirely TN Of TIE L.
srncr My night s~es, eo chilli. temporary heats,
have wholly subsidized. my las xb my cough
returning health.
DANIEL BUCK.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
DR.. MOORE'S
Essence Of Life.

= roluovLe .afsdiciae. lately discoper<d.
which, At rsshSiv 4lpsssu, IT, u snzfeinr
shous nds iron nc jaws OF death. II has been fouAd
very sEcaciou. ~ the ssio~ing diseases. viz.
ON>uMi ION Hocpng Cough, common coughs.
= Culux Dllc-H Brt+tAiLs, lnHuenza, Qnnc,. Asthma.
pnhisc. putting d blood, FiAtuisnr,. rsti.. Loosr-
ss OF the bo~sts. FITS ct every kn, y. buckets.
Scurv,. hoiic, Istarrh Usstzry Fainlnls
u~c Atsction. He1dacht, s.ckn.s stomach Mr~A.ss.
apsssl<tne VI contagious disease. Govt 4,o Rheumz-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
$4,000 lbs BACON, pack
cd In goot shipping order. FOR SALE by
A. 4 ]. MASON,
He'd LycR-9H.aM'S r. HARE.
April :. fse2. g..
TIMOTHY FLETCHER.

.N.ofl, Jones' Ror, Erehargr sfresf-- Portland.
Agent for the Boston and Cheia.sford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
--H.4s RECiWFD-
1Sl or. casks off. r. F. and TIP.
500 csnister< n. r. and r. and T.
Whirh he will dispose Of ~ the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest recon-
mendatiors from officers Of the Y. States Ordnance
Department, and many others who have used the
same.
large quastsy cfths above Powder, can be
furpished ~ short notice.
GrGsntlemen are invited to eall and examine
the above Powder. II Oct. o.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
Drugs &c Medicines.
Mrs. Iharfer's Acodemy.

nj RS THAXTEk. tformerIy Mrs. Moopy.o
As1 informs the public. that she has removed 10
tnat very pleasant and airy situation in FgEE-
STREET, called the Hill Hon-e. where sle viii
open her SCHOOL. hi FIRST Monday in April.
TERMS.
S =, branches Of Education, $500
Osar'rg, Pointing, &c, including solid, co
DraTidg heads. painting in Oil ctlours, on
fancy Wo,k 900
Embroidery &c. uiih the solid branches 500
Music, IN oo
Boarding scholars, Taiiion and Board. 50 90
If->he would also name that Latin. French
and Music Masters, will be furnished for the
'myFoyemtnt Of those Who wish She would
add chat two young ladies' Of the highest qual;a-
cations will render her assistance. She humbly
solicits continuance Of savours.
Portland, March 10. 1899. III,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

eo-NEW MEDICINE STORE.-eo
THE Subscribers would inform their friends
J. aud the public. that they have formed CON
ncxien in business under the firm Of
MERRILL d DAVIS,
as Druggrsfs and .4pofhsearies and have taken
the Store lately occupied by Col. John l.. Sicrer.
corner q Mride and Union Streets, where they
offer for sale general assert ment If MEDE
Cf.vES. Prints aud DXE-STUtFS, Of IS
good quality, and as tow, as can be purchased in
Portland.
JOHN MERRILL.
JOHN DAVIS.
Dect. yMerrlirs connexion with Mr.. Davis.
will not interfere with hs professional business.
Messages left either 1T his house in Federal
Street, or at the Store, will receive prompt at
tention.
As Doct. Merrill will necessarily be absent
from the Store some part OF the day, he would
inform his friends that Mr.. Darts has served an
sppre nticeship Of 1--WE years. with Of the best
practical che mists and apothecaries n Boston,
and that he is yell qualified to prepare medi-
cines His care and attention in business enti-
tie aim 10 the condolences or the public.
DIR. Merrill has convenient Room in the
Store, where he may be c nsuhed at any time.
o. Particular attention will be given to the
RETAIL BUSINESS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
Forteen Dc Febbary 1922.
DfvAH REsPoysuM.

ptNAH RESPONSUM.
Al Cudy Gully wat fftc
leu lettA glib 70 me to night
Va nsbba nebha INK Oh nife
FOR D'nah ten to be you wife
an 20 fo'as tine me tin wid hsass
pis han no udda massa knows
GU saienune sas handed no
- Tom an we're takin tea
says Tom. WHAT'S dai- guess nosAs
an ~. D'han oiusn IKE any rose
~ men clap = IN sne n.dyc cool
she hung he'd ike silly tool
5or Tom as his cup cd M
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

soike dhu eAtcus'Se dssoT'ultut ~ heW
Fashionable Goods,
a the iss-s importations, viz.--f Bale KID
MINISTER { AkpETlAt;-f Case Figured
CANTON CKAPES-l Case flaia slo.-- Black
Nankin Grape Dresees-1 Case : Irish LIN
ENS--I.inen D-NMASk-Linen "a N ERIC S.
Linen { an,bric Hdkfs- EngiishnLiteS lLK HOSE.
Frrrch Bsck and White do. d. English ard
French black aud white >iik Gloves-Beaver aud
Kid Gioses--M+ inc Hdkfs.-lmiis,on do.-bk
Syucilsws-do. Sarseneis-- Coiored Lus.ringt--
black and white Seitin---duuble chain blk. ! e.
vantinc siIks-SsIk and G. ,stca Veivets-eleg ant
FringedC kA "A fS-Mei.s- black bite and MKT
Wossted and Cos o. Hose Women's whi.e. hk
and slate DO. d. Sd black BJMBAZINE-Fs-
ured 30 i.} " IS-Plsin do.--rAk1AN
PLAi OS-Fg'dA Plain Jscsnet Musiins--F ig'd
4 Plain Leno Book do.-wih Cotton Cdnhsics
Colored do e ambric M usitns- Black white d green
italian aud French Csape-- Eogii-htsinghsms Brit
ISL C,uo s--Fm nilure Pa CHI slicof 49, ouon
vessings--T ii~,ets- vsien,is and sik vesiipss
-f.ngg aai isandsona Hdkfs.- Black Silk do.-
blk rcd aud assorted s.iou,s--
Cashmere Sk0nls,
with aud Without ho,ders-- Black Sioskine,t-
Blue Nsnkins-Yelow do Miiiinet- Bonnet
faper--biack aud white Wound Wirc-Couor
shswis-- Dilniles Jeans Napkinetts; Russia
Diapers; blk. and brown Linens: Ribbons {:
Tapes; Buttons: Cotton aud Linen Threads !:
Sewing Si;ks, Twisss Cossoa BslIs &c. &c. &c.
Black. hlne. drab mkt. haresbsck and brown
Byoadei.fhs: black. blue. White. drsb. MKT, aud
bareback Cassiassyes; Blue Queens Cloths: blue
and light coicsed Psiisse Cloths green and drab
Csafiags |; D.ftL; krmys; d,ab Hunters
Cloths: biz. white. yellow, and green Frnnsts;
Swsn-kins; a. "a, fo-A& Ill Rose Blanksis
sc. &c. arc. 80.
AI.soa general assortment Of
Factory Goods. viz. Cotton
'S.ssiings: lsed'ickinss; oirghcms Checks ard
Stripes; SaifinsHs Derry Diapers Pale
Amer;can rcd Fiaaneis silk and Cotton TnsLrsl-
las; Parasois Bristol Bricks fss ciesning Knives
Forks (tf) sept. 1921
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JAMES NEAL

Has for sale at his OFF c.. in ExCHANcE-sTREEr
400 barrels Mess No. and BEEF.
wv 100 half barrels Mess and No. 1 ditto.
10 do. do. TONGUES,
$50 boxes Mould Candles,
90 hhds. Turks Island SALT.
~ Half HOUSE 10 let, in the south
part Of the town. Us) Oct. 3O.
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DENTAL OPERATIONS,

OR Cleansing, Repairing, Extracting, aud pet
- ting Teeth. giving prescriptions, &c. Like
wise, Glass EYES, made 10 initiate the origin
al, aud set with perfect ease to the patient. BY
CHARLES RATH. He may be found during
the day at his Room, in Temple Sfrssi, near The
Reddang Room.
Portland. April 9. f9w.)
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Portland Six and Voolien Dye
House and Fu'ring .Erl.
ROBERT THOMPSON.

"OULD 'nforis bis friends aud tue public
~ that he has had uew Buildings erected .~sI
Vauehan'e Bridge for HE SILK IND WOOY.
LEN DYE, md for Pulling and Dressing Cioih
Ia the neaiess manner. H. has lately built n, y
machine f"r Knappiny and Teasing and Dressing
Cloth, which dutsit IN 4 superiog riii+.
de also colours british hln~ for 50 cents ward
Al kinds 81 men'> garments can BE- coored and
cleaned whole.
Goods left At Mcssrs Haines and Morris, Mil
dle-Sireet, at Mr.. Saul Enery's head Of Long
Wharf, will br taken aud returned.
X. L. Will furnish any or the Country Cosh-
iers with Knsppin. Tessling and Dressing Ma
chimes al $4,000 cash down, or $500 On one
years credit.
Goods colored black every week
Aug. 81. n.