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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
Fail s. Winter GOODS.
TUSTRECElVED and now opening fOrSalebG
ROGERS G. cox

FXCH.4NG E-STREET-au extensive assort-
ment of SEASONABLE GOODS, among which
are -
case Of plain and figured Cashmere shawls,
l do black e. colored Canton Nankin Grapes,
Black and white French Grapes,
Sd Il SO black Bombazine, superior quality,
Double chain black Levantines,
Lilac, white and Mazarine blue Florence Silks,
Black Snchaws and Sarsnetts,
Chaugeable Lustrngs-Wo Bombazine,
Scarlet, Crimson and green ditto,
Merino Shawls and Handkerchiefs,
Queen Caroline Plaids, dt 70 cents per yard,
Dark and lightCambrc Ginghams.
Figured Pelsse Flannels and Rattnettes.
Black, blue, crimson and green Tabby Nelvets,
Black and blue Silk do.
Flag and Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
IA and Cd Cambria. and Cambria Muslins,
Striped and seeded Cambrics,
Plain and figured null Musins,
do. do. Jacconett do.
Imitation, India and Fancy, do.
Merino Trimming and Fringe,
Merino lndispepsables white and coloured,
White, Plaid and figured Crayats,
Pocket Handkerchief,
Furnitures and Copperplates,
Plain and figured silk Lace,
Pelisse Wadding,
/ bale plain and figured Bembazetts, containing
bale white, red, yellow, green & black Flannel-.
Superhne and common blue black Broadcloths,
Black blue and mixed Cassimeres,
superfine dark blue Queens Cloths,
Handsome Vestings,
Ladies black, white slate Worsted Hose, some
with embroidered clocks,
GentIen.6n's black, white mixed half Hose,
LA long white kid Gloves,
-Ccloured and white short do.
Black and colcured Beaver and sIlk do.
Men's Buckskin, Doe and Beaver do.
irish Linens, and Linen Damssk,
o. IA aud ga Oamask Table Cloths,
T,inen Csmbrics & Linen Cambria handkerchief,
Imitation OF do.-Lons Lawns-Ercnch Lawns,
MIilinettes and wound Wire,
Boxes Cotton Balls.
Gilt Coat and Vest Buttons,
Twist d.. DO. do.
Q. a, aud Thread Cotton Floss,
Tambour Cotton,
Fine Tapes, Bobbins. Pins. &c. sc.
-.aLSO-
S bales bleached and unbleached Sheet.
in-s & Shi1tings Of the Waithsm Manufacture
Satinetts-G inghsms- Cheoks-Bed Iickinss-
Observation-Disclosures Cloths and Cotton
Batting for bed comfcrters, &c. All Of which will
be sold at low prices for Cash only.
Dec. F5th. 1891.
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Cumberland Insurance Company
ANNUAL, MEETING

TNHE Stockholders of the CUMBERLAND In
suRANcE COMPANY are hereby notified that
their Annual Meeting for the choice Of seven Di-
rectors, for the ensuing year. will be held at their
Office, on Monday the seventh day of January
next, at 9 O'Clock p. M.
BY order Of the President and Directors
JOHN CHUTE, Jr. Sec'y.
Portland Dec. IS. 1921.
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n. CRAM g. co.
f0Ts-S'rfef, Head Of Long Thar;
HAVE FOR SALE,
so Y. Hyson aud "A TEAS,
SQUEEZING J first quality.
- hhds :. Croix & W. l. Rum.
10 hhds Moiasses aud n. K. Rum.
. pipes Cosnac Brandy and Holland Gin.
20 do Cider Vinegar.
ID ca-ks Of Lisbon and Malaga Wines.
~ ools american Gin-cO I'D Cordinls
~ SOl' and hhhs Muscovado Sugar.
boxes Of II. brown dol oaf d..
. bales OF Prime Cotton,
20 casks Of Nais-fO "a powls,
% kegs of new Lard.
zoo o6Is Mess No. I and Beef
Az boxes snl casks Of Rsisios.
70 lbs Overwhelmingly S,rT
,oo boxes N uld and diped Candies
rigs OF fee-Pepner-pimarto 4 If,u-n Salt
: o. Domestic Co:F z and Ginger.
"es OF Choc '!ate--Glass-S,sr
Husi'sa and American Shovel.. &c.
Also
Hard 6 HcVow W4RE.
Nov. -. t6sl. 6w
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Mem Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

Exchange Street,
III AS just received, and now opening for sale
- large and extensive assortment Of new
Fashionable Goods,
It thu latest importationS, Wit Bale KID
MINISTER CARPETING-f Case Figured
CANTON CRAPES-l Case Tlain dc.-Black
Nankin Grape Dreses-f Case Ia Irish LIN
ENS-Linen DAMASK-Linen CAM BRICS-
Linen Cambria Hdkfs- EngIishwhite SILK HOSE.
French Black and White do. do.-Engsb and
French black and white Silk Gloves Beaver and
Kid Gloves-Merino Hdkfs.-Imi,aton do.-blk.
Synchsws-do. Ssrseuets-Colored Lustrings-
alack and white Sattins-double chain blk. Le-
vantine Silks-Silk and Cotton VeIvets-eIegan ant
Fringed WATTS Mems black, white and MKT
Worsted and Cotton Hose Women's white. blk
and slate do. do.--5-l black BON BAZINE-Fig-
nred BON RAZErTS-Plain do.--TARTAN
PLAIDS-Fig'd & Plain Jaconet Muslins-Fig'd
& Plain Leno & Book do.-wihte Cotton Cambrics
CoIored do. -Csmhric Musins- Black white & green
Italian aud French s-EnglishGing hams Brit
ISL Cotto. Furniture Patch aicoes- Cotton
Vestings-Toilenets-V aleniia and silk Vestings
-Flagg and Bandsnna Hdkfs.-B!aCk Silk d.
blk. red and assorted colours
Cashmere ShdWIS,
with and without Borders Black Stockineit-
Blue Nankins-Yellow do.-Miipet- Bonnet
Paper-black and white Wound Wre-Cotton
Shaws-Dmities Jeans Nankinetss Russia
Diapers; blk. and brown Linens; Ribbons !:
Tapes Buttons; Cotton and Linen Threads !;
Sewing Silks Twists /; Cotton EaIls. &C. &c. &c.
BLACK blue, drab, MKT, haresbsck and brown
BroddcIOihs; hlat';, blue, white drah, MKT, aud
bareback Cashmere; Blue Queens Cloths; blue
and light colored Psiisse Cloths green and drsb
Coatings; Drfk Kerseys drab Hunters
Cloths; blk. white, yellow, and green Fydnntis
Swsn>kins 81, "a, To-, & ia Rose Blankets,
&c. &C. &c. &c.
ALsOa general assortment of
Factory Goods, viz. Cotton
SheefiHgs; Bedficking,; cinghnms Cdccks and
Sfripes; SauineHs Derry Diapers Bale
American red Flannels Silk and Cotton Urubrel.
las :ParasOls Bristol Bricks for cleaning Knives
& Forks
Spnt. 1891. (tfl
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AgriculturaL Societv.

'1NHE members OF the Second srcutural Society in
county OF Oxford hereby notified thar their annual
meeting Is 70 De holden Tuesday, the FIRST day Ianu-
airy next at ten O'Clock, A. the Court House in Paris
IL expected Address will br delivered before the So
ciety. CALLER PRFNTISs Srcr.tsrv
Paris, Dec TO- 1871.
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SEASONABLE GOODS,
FROM rHE LATEST IMPORT ATOMS.
TUSr RECEIVED, an extensive assort-
- meat, by
EDW HOWE.

No. 5, Merchants Rop, Middle Street,
Black, blue, brown, green and mixed
3ROADCLOTHS and CASSIM ERES--one
ale FLANNELS, and two bales BONBA-
ZEI'TS, different coiours-one bale IA 81 "a
t0-i ia t@-4 fS-4 ROSE BLnNkETS-blue
Hunters Cioth-DufiI - oatings-- colored Bonn
be zeenes-Cambiet-blue black and " hte Rat
tnetts-bue and brown Queens Cloth-Pelisse
Cloth-S,k and Worsted Vestings-greeD and
crimson Morean-bIack, blue and white Tabby
Velvets-Sk velvets-Drab Kersey-worsted
black Bombazenes-Cessimere Shawis-prnted
Merino Shawls and fiandkerchicfs Ca new article)
-worsted Hose-SaIisbury Flannels-Nerkln
Canton Crapes-Sinchaws-S Silks
Flag aud Bindana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
French black, green and white Crspes-sewing
Silks and Twist-Neckerchiefs Calicos-Thresd
Laces- Madras Handkerchiefs-while and col.
ored Cambrics--cotton Table Covers and Doyle
Fancy and black silk Observation-Disclosures and
book, plain and figured Muslins-cotton and linen
Tbreads-Furniture Patch & Dimity-slk Braids
and Ribbons-white, brown and black Linens
cotton Umbrellas gilt and twist Buttons-Buck,
Doe, Beaver snd Kid Gloves-linen Damssk--
Russia Diapers--B Bed bindings Fringes-W ebb's
patent suspenders, sc. &c.
ANso,
Factory Sheetings-Shirtings-Gingha -
Stripes-Bcdtickings and Checks.
5000 10. live Geese and Russia FEATHERS.
On hand. good assortment of gilt and ma
hogsny framed LOOKING GLASSES, which
will be sold at large discount from the factory
prices. 10 close the sale of that article.
French Paper-Hangings and MI
itnry Goods.
The above articles will he sold low, for cash.
HN. b. Beds and Mattresses
made at the shortest notice, and all orders pune
tuaIly attended to.
Portland, Oci so. T
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BARBOUR & SCOTT,
Exchange Street, Portland,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED MOST OF THEIR
Fall and Winier Goods.
Comprising great Variety.
RICH bordered white scarlet

and other colours. and plain. black and
colours, CASHMERE SH.4WLS . bales
BOMB,4ZETTS--Tarta Plaids-f ne Cam
blet:--bIack Valencia Vestngs-fne Toilinet an
common do.--black French stout Levsntine-
blk Italian Lustring-s stripe Silks-Synchaws
and Sarsnetis--C-4NInN GRAPES black
Nsnkin do alicoes-F umitures-Cam
Muslins-l bale India Calicoes-Tabby Velvets
Il case Umbrelas-Gloves and Hosiery as
sortment-buck Nittins-drab. olive, blue and
black DufilIs -Coatings, Bockinss-Flanncls &
Baizes &c. &c.
A few pieces drah. claret, black and blue
o1don BRO.9DCLOTHS,C .4SSLHERES and
LADIES CLOTHS-makng their assortment
very extensive
American Shee.ings, Shirtings, Gingham',
rickings, Sattinett., sc.
OcS. 10, 1921. Il.
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ia cur q PratGfc held AZ Porflaud qir ans 49, u.
tnt thnosriard' on the Third Tusdr, III III ~
trDMO Nd PRATT adniHiStrafor fin 49, r.
ICY. Hasi lehtI llfs q F.ese0rr, in said cen,y
aaoirg preSerfeo MS r 1ccotnf n an
III s'r1'e said daceas,d, aud osf;fi vi ~ I
ORDERED. ~ e''1isf
Hat nc 'ad ndrrirr gp- sofic, ~ az ,.,,,r;,.
= coy q hfs srdcr fObe pHSlissd three 4ssi
e1 may oppsar ~ Probate G. urf 70 b~S-tI y H1f
5Ii n H.. s-trds r5 4tidy aar ten 81 re
re irs 81 ad nor D. aHt4grI al aTe a9r1. Tshy
"A' eop'-Affe5f horatio southgare Reg. w.
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Grocery anal Hard Wnre Store.
WILLIAM MERRILL

WILLIAM MERRILL
HAS for sale, at his store, Middle Street, gen.
Il eral assortm ent of
Groceries and Hard Ware,
AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING
SPIRITS. Currie Powder.
Old Cognac Brandy, TEAS.
Antigua Rum, sGunpowder.
s.. Croix, do. Imperial Hyson,
n. England, do. Young Hyson,
Schiedam Gin, Hyson Skin,
Weesp do. Souchong.
American do. SUGARS
Old Whiskey. Cordials- Iulia double boiled.
WINES. White and brown Ha-
r.. r. Madeira, vana.
Sicily Madeira, ST. Croix,
Lisbon, Vidona, Loaf and lump.
Malaga. NUTS.
SPICES. Almonds,
Nutmegs, Cloves, tiiberts,
Mace, Pimento, English Wanuts,
Ginger, Csssia, Pecan Castana,
Real Cinnamon, Pea Nuts.
Ground Cassia, COFFEE.
Whole and ground Pep ST. Domingo,
per, Havana, Domestic,
Chysnne, do. Welsh No. Chocolate,
English Mustard, Bakers, do.
Entry WaHS, all sizeS,
spermacet Oil, Flssks do. blown Salt,
Il Ubes and Liverpool do Cotton, Rice.
salt Petre, Alum, Copperas, Starch.
sulphur, Indigo, roll Birthstone, Tobacco,
Cot Nails, Brsds, Hollow Ware, Stone do.
Molssses, Cheese, Dat Meat.
Cask aud box Raisins CurrantS, Figs,
Msckerel and Pollock Fish. Vinegar,
Brushes, RroomS, Demijohns, Velvet Corks,
CASTLE aad brown Soap, Windsor do.
Snpe'iine Flour, Sole leather, Shovels,
Spades, &c.
-HHh a rariety of
HARD WARE.
Vor. s. n
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sIose,irTr hereby gives public nc tee 70 al ,o.--
himself The rusr nf duly appointed and taken upon
WILLIAM BARROWS,
an;rs month. in the comfy Of cunb.r,na r
r. tvng boad the law directs hs Is
r.,s.S, 81 persons who are indebted 70 r. -.
ett-te 20 make immediate "e Ss'o de-
tlefnrnt 10 '. ,oeNhlhlf The same tor 4 ~
New Gloucester, Dec. ~ = tESSENDEN.
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Massachusetts Cincinnati.


THE Standing Committee Of the Society q
l. Cincinnati Or me Commonwealth Of EGssaohu
ssHs in COMO NIFTY with vote Of the society,
give notice TO The Widows and Orphans OF de-
ceased members, and to such of their ehren
a. are in necessi,ous circumstances, thst appli-
cation for relief may be made on or before SAT-
URDAY, the 10Th day of January ensuing, to
the Committee, or any member thereof.
The Committee
His Ex'y CIV. Brooks, Major Dsniel Jackson,
Dr.. ID avid Townsend, Capt. John Fowle.
Capt Robe Williams Capt. Behjsmih Dana,
Capt Adams Bailey, Capt. Gsm'l Bradford
John Calender, Esq. Capt. Thomas Howe
Nh. Thomas Jackson, Mr.. Samuel Perkins
Col. John Popkins, Joseph Peice, Esq.
DR.. John Hart Samuel A. Wells, E.q.
Capt. Francis Green, Rob-, G. Shaw, Esq.
are notified, their meeting will be holden on
said Saturday, The nineteenth dsy Of Jsnuary, q
Concert Hall. in Boston. At eleyes O'Clock, for
the purpose of acting on any applications, which
may be made. punc,ual attendance is reques
ed. THO'S JACKSON, assistant sec'y.
Boston Dee. IS 1872. SisSns
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HENRY BUTMAN,
Mo tis Street. OFFERS FOR SIZE
I = Bbls. GLAUBFR SALTs.
OOIbs N,LERIaN Roor,
case Gun CANPHoR.
DO. MAGNE>I.,
so groce hite PHUAIs.
200 groce phial CoRKs,
bbl. Gun ARABIC,
80 lbs. red PPFcIPirATR.
foo lbs RHUBaRB.
bhi. CoLUMBe RooY,
do. Curcuma do
do Annis Seed
30 H.. Spanish OTTER.
$50 lbs. QUICKSILVER.
Bales Pinkr"ot-G, ntian.
II akeroOi- Orange Prcl
SIENNA and Liqnorie Root.
Green Tartar best cold pressed Caste. m
Cantharides- Quassia " ocd- o. Jun. Dorax -
hned-trude Antimony-Ehr Sulphur-Ca,omeI.-
Tart. Emeiio-Ipecsc.-Ol Oil-Gum Ammo
nIsc-Oil PePpermint-Gum Myr h-Surar ems
Gum K'nc-Cas,ile and Windsor Sosp-sner-
msceii- Burgunda Pitch Musk Powdered Ia
in Cases and csrboys-BsIsan r.,
palva- Cascarilla Bark, With an s,sor;mep, 81
Surgical Instruments at Boston
! r'es' =" Pori'snd, Eov. 60.
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Broadcio,hs, Cassimers, Flsnnels, Bombazetts,
Wlbores, Rattnetts worsted Hose Outfits, Plains,
kerseys, Ves,ngs. CalIcoes, white and cOIoured
Canbrics, Ginghams, cotton and ciik Handk'fs,
cashmere Shawls. Buttons. boxes OF cotton Balls.
Pins, Ribbons, black Lustrngs, black Italian
Grape, sewing Silk and Twist, tabby Velvets,
brown Linens, oil Cloths, Russia table Linen,
Shirtines. carpet Bindings, silk Gloves, sc.
ALSO-Faciory Cinghams, Checks, Sheet
ing, shr,ings, sattinetts, white and coloured
Thread, &c. &c.
Oct. 9, 1921 tE
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IpemOudl.
John cox

las removed his Goods 60 FOX'S BUILD
Il ING. Middle Street, corner OF Court Street
directly opposite Mr.. Robert Beyd's store, and
offers for sale very extensive. aud superior as
sortment Of
Hest India Goods & Groceries,
of the best quality at such prices as will make il
object for those who purchase for cash 10 call.
Dec. A.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

HAS for sale, at bis store, Middle Street, gen
IL eral assortment of
Groceries and Hard Ware,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

Al Lour III Probate neld Paris, within and forh-
county OF Oxford the fourth day Of December in the
year OF our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty one:
IoNhTHAN BkMIS. administrator, de bonis non, on
the estate ct JOHN WILLIS. OF said Paris, dcce.s
Of the estate nj said deceased.
ORDERED, That the said administrator rive notice ~
all pe.ons interested by Causing copy this order 20 BE-
published three wesk successfully in the Portland zrtrr
printed at Portland, that they may appear ar probarr
20 ce heu az he Probate Office in said county, on
the last Tuesday Of February next AZ ten Of tie t \;
the forenoon and hew cause, ii any they have why
same should nor be allowed. '' -
BENJAMIN CHANDLER, Iudz..
htrue COPY: Attest, Reuel washbsrn, Rssr.
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WILLIAM OXN4RD.

No MussEY's Row, MIDDL E-STREEr,
HAS just opened for sale en- extensive asori-
- ment of
COff0n and WOOLen Goods. niz.
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% bags Liverpool blown
20 hhd.. do. do.
81 hhds. Turks Island
5 casks Winter strained
40 do. Dutch Linseed
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No. 5, Union Row, MIDDLE-STREET,
LAS received by the Triton from Liverpool,
IL and j. now opening, an extensive assortment
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-23
WILMINGTON, FRIDAY, % AUGUST, 1g22.

The RENEGADE, from the French of M. LIE
Vicomte DARTMOUTH, author of the Solitary. 88 cts
The Second Tour of DIR. SYNTAX, in search
OF Consolation; Poem, with "a colored carica-
ture engravlngs. S4.25
Recollections and Reflections, Personal and Pc.
tca as connected with public affairs during the reign of
GEORGE ILL., BY John Nichols, Esq. Member of the II.
OF Commons in the 18TH 10th and 18th Pariamens 113
The Provost, by the author of Annals # the Pa
rish Ayrshire Legaees; and Sir Andrew Wyle. rs cts
Advice to the Young Mother, in the manage
meut OF herself ndnan by Member of the Royal Col
lege Of Surgeons A. cts
The Favorite of Nature, Tale, vols 90
The Solitary, or Mysterious Man of the Noun.
tain. 90
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NOTICE.

The amount of seven and six per Stocks auhoriz-
ed to be subscribed by the first section Of the passed
the Goth April 1922, entitled "An to authorize the
Secretary Of the Treasury exchange stock bearing
interest of five per cent? for certain stocks bear in-
scrbed, the propetors of six per stocks of 1912.
1885, 1884, and 1885, and OF per stock OF 1876
who may wish avail themselves of the provisions Of the
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have been opened Treasury for receiving subscrp
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first of October next
The subscriptions may be made by the propretors Of
the stocks specified either in person. by their Attorneys,
duly authorized to make the subscriptions and transfer the
stocks the United States the certificates of which
be surrendered the Treasury at the time of making the
subscriptions. 9hgust 12th. 1922. 64-lSt
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-23
FARM, MILLS & MILL SEAT
E/lp ar

The subscriber offers for sale the plantation which
he resides, situate in Fast Nottingham, Chester
ty, Pennsylvania containing hundred and nine
of excellent And including large portion of rich bottom
land. On this farm good stone dwelling house two
stories high, with stone kitchen and fountain of water in
the yard stone barn 40 by SO feet grist mill IS feet
square, with large share ofcustom mill
ceent consructionthe stream which turns tem the lit
tie Elk river being ofthe most in that part
of the country two story tenants house, Wagon house,
carriage house and house all in good repair There
is on this property unimproved mill seat with sixteen
feet head and fall AS presumed that any person wish
ing purchase such aproperty will view it for themselves
the purchaser. For further particulars apply to
JOHN WILSON, on the premises,
or to Benjamin Ferris, Conveyancer, Wilmington
8 mo. 18th, 1892. 63-f
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ABSCONDED

On the night of the 18th instant ndented apprentice
named Ann M'Cung fifteen years old. She was born in
the Hundred of Appoqunink where she has three sis
living. believed that she has been induced to abb
scond by the advice of evil disposed person per-
SONS Her dress not be well described, she took
with her variety of good clothes The person per-
sons who will give information, will bring her home,
shall be Rewarded. All persons forbid harboring
conceaing her. JOHN CROW.
New Castle, August 10Th, 1922, 64--tf
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

Ran away from the subscriber ndented girl named
Mary Ann Mathews who had three years and four months
to All persons warned harbor said girl,
they will be dealt with according Law The alb,
reward and reasonable charges be paid fshe sbroght
home. PATRICK HIGGINS,
Wilmington, 10Th August, 1922 64-4t
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WA'TCHES!!
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has just received few
GOLD PaTE.NT LEVER PATCHES,
So

GOLD Pd1'E.NT LEVER PATCHES,
Assorted patterns which he will and sell re-
ced prices-LSO, handsome addition his usual stock
which consists of
Gold and silver repeaers and gold watches of
various descriptions.
Silver patent lever watches.
Capped and jewelled do with stop and seconds.
Common do. with do
Common 8, iewelled do. with hunting cases.
Some handsome silver faced, and general assortment of
good plain English watches, all of which will be warranted
and sold at reasonable prices.
ALSO-interor watches of various descriptions. few
day time pieces, which low, neat and ornament
ta and keep time equal day clocks, of which he in
tends keeping constant supply.
good assortment of fashionable Gold Chains, Seals &
Keys Steel and Gilt do and all articles in his line, usual
CHARLES CANDY,
mo. 18th, 1892 63- No II Market Street.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-23
An Indian Chief.
LfiE GREATEST CURIOSITY IN AMERICA.
|T0 be seen DIT Mr.. PLUMLEY's Inn.
The DOubIe-Jointed Indian Chief

The DoubLe-Jointed Indian Chief
Is 20 years Of age, and only thirty inches high He sits
Bowl and moves himself with the assistance of pair of
sticks, with the greatest facility lie belongs to the Sock
trbe OF Indians who nhabit the upper regions of the
Mississippi and Gentlemen who wish to see one
OF the greatest wonders of The world will not fail to visit
this little Indian Chief whom they will find be the most
curious natural production exhibited in this country
Admission IS centsChidren, under 10 years, 12 cents
Hours OF Exhibition, from in the morning till 10 in the
evening. August 10. 62-4tp
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

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d. w. BRACKIN.
Wilmington, August 16, 1922 6S-H