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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-13
hands 10" sale.

gENHE Subscriber, a. surviving executor al
Il Nicholas CabeI Gee vii IL ior sale, al
Amherst couit hCus i, on .Nond0g The s6h day
Of September merit, bel = Ann r t conlt dSy,
on crsd It oil twelve months, al undivided mor-
et,,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-13
LynChburg Female Academy.

THE next session of this Seminary will
commence on Monday the 9th OF Sep
temher
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-13

Handsome salary Tue Boston Eve
ming Gazette informs us, that MIR. Price,
the n. York manager,has picked up, in Eng
hind, numerous recruits for the Thespian
Corps among others, the Justly celebra-
ted singer, Bralism, who according to re-
port, is 10 remain here one year, and
receive torty thousand dollars jor has sttri,
ceS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-13
Aands and Mills for sale.
rNHE subscriber, DESTROYS of moving to the
l. west offers iof sale,
His Tract OF I,anA,

Coniaining $500 .7cres,
Lying on both sld,s of omth's river, within
halt mile oi its junction with Dan, Rockingham
c1urty. Moth Carohna. A part Of said land
IS river low 9, ounds, and large portion oil the
upland rs equal 10 any IN this section OF country,
well adapted to the culture OF gain and obacco
II could be so divided as TO make four or five
good settlements, as there are five separate
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-13


containing eight fire places, and ten room
house for spinning, and kitchen - by Is
teet--a store house, with four rooms on the
lower loor--a grist MIL, and large well fixed
distillery, for an extensive business in that way,
with other convenient out-houses. The plan
tation contains from 2jJ 10 800 acres of clear
ed land, and the owner has generally raised a
sufcency of grain TO carry on the distilIery
extensively, and support large stock and
family.
Those wishing to purchase valuable estotr,
will do well 10 view this previous TO the sale,
as there is seldom such in market. The hos
piiaity of the house viii be at the service Of
such, gratis. A part OF the money will be ex-
pected in hand, or secured, TO lie paid In 60
80 days, by approved negotiable paper ON
one of the banks in Lynehhurr-the terms for
the balance will be made accommodating 10
the purchaser or purchasers, which will be
made known on the day Of sale, and should il
be thought best, the land will be divided TO
suit purchasers JOEL ESTES.
~ The Editors Of The Richmond Enquirer
WW please insert the ADORE advertisement IN Their
paper, ioeekiy for three weeks, md Jorward their
account 10 this office for payment.
Aug. 10. 2W3w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-13

T6bncco. writer in M Alexandria p9-
per in Dissenting on the pcrnicious IF
f'cts oftobacco, says -" II cxhausts those.
juices so essentially necessary TO further
dige' ton; IL creates thirst and nausea, il
destroys appetite, the complexion becon,ep
cadavelous; finally the clIewer and sno
kcr becomes poor miserable extcnuated
atrophic walking skeleton, smoking away
his ltile remaining ideas, and splitting up
his lungs, until death releases him from
all his sorrows and bodily suHerings.---
(UhemD
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-13

The exhibition Of the life-preerving
dress attracts great notice In Philadelphia,
The inventor perhaps rendered its utility
less predetermined than il appeared 10 be
when shown here, by subsequent improve,
ments. A gentleman, weighing upwards
OF two hundred, who hoppened 10 be spec
tator, harnesscd himself secundem arfem,
and jumped into the Delaware on Tuesday
last without any apprehension. "He
went through the act, Say friend Reif," OF
loading and firing pistols, drawing cork,
and taking glass of wine. After remain-
ing in the water fall an hour he reioined
the boat, much gratiied with the aquatic
excursion. He assured the company that
be tried all IN his power to get his head un-
der water, but that the buoyancy ofthe dress
was such as TO render it impossible"
e. IN. Y. DlHerican.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-13

&rsA Dwelling Houses, with the ne
t.::T. cessary out-housos; grst mill
siaiSM with two pair of stones, and
ssezzEz szseA saw mil all of which have been
erected within, the last s Yeas - The site oil sand
m'llisinlerior to none, il ssuppIied with b,
canal from the liver, with afall of between
twenty AID Thirty feet Any person or persons
wishing to follow either milling or farming,
could be well situated-it is but to view the pre-.
misses to he pleased with the same. Persons
wishing TO pm, chase, would do well To make
apple alton soon--1e ms will be liberal, ana
accomm' dat'ng. by applying To tn subscriber,
on the PREMISE, within half mile of Leaks.
VILE. JOHN BARNETT.
Aug. %. 3w3w.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-13

never heard
OF any true allcction,but twas nipt
With care, that like the caterpillar, cots
The leaves OF the springs sweetest looks, the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-13

Iniresf.--The Legislature of Mississip-
pi, have fixed the iegal rate of interest
ut per cent. per annum. Persons who
loan money however, may recover 10
per cent. if the borrowers contract to pay
IL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-13
Henry y Ann }. Morris.

PRINCIPAL TEACHER
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-30

NEWSPAPERS.-It has been remarked in >.
gard to newspapers, that great is their influence
and SO visible their effects in family that visitor
need only converse with the children, upon any gen.
eral subject, TO ascertain whether the daily or week.
ly sheet finds regular admittancc there or not, 50
striking will be the difference on the score of pte.
lgence, between those who have and those who have
not access to this simple and economical vehicle Of
useful knowledge.
We recollect circumstance which Is in pond
degree illustrative ofths. We we're once in pubic
company in neighboring town when conversation
respecting the outfits and salaries of ministers 10 far
leIgn courts came on the carpet, and gentleman
calculated that certain diplomatic parsonage would
receive something like thirty six thousand dollar,
for making tour of couple Of years to the cont.
nent: ola said an awkward looking young man, who
sat in one corner Of The until now SILENT THAT'S
la power OF cash for ntinister-our parson can
preach with any of them and he'd 20 to the words's
end for quarter of the money!"
A Newspaper is kind of Perspective, within The
range OF which every interesting object in The animal
and vegetable Kingdom is brought-it brings with.
IN the vision, collected in our group, the whole va
riety OF animated nature. Human life in all its Vi.
cisstudes oil woe and veal passes before us-and 10
brighten the dark picture of reality Roman blends
with II her softer hues. and poetry sprnkles on its
borders her delic ate sunbeams
we said newspapers were economical vehicles Of
useful knowledge-we repeat it they are in every
sense oil the word We have before us at this mo.
ment the New York Statesman it contains abou,
twenty columns of original and selected matter, be.
sides advertisements, and costs less than four cents
a number. Now the matter continued in this mum.
Der OF the Statesman would if printed in octave form.
and on common sized type, make fifty pages, and
be cheap at "a cents So great is the difference in
price between newspapers and books
These things are not generally known and ap-
preciated, newspapers are common, therefore under.
valued-they are too cheap, therefore the price il
complained Of by their patrons, and very Frequently
It happens that they are poorly conducted becaus.
but poorly pstronized.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-30

ed; and not till they spoke did he know their Chris.
ian names But soon, soon, did The sweet faces or
all his children seem to his eyes, to answer well,
each its different loneliness to the expression Of the
voices, SO long familiar to his heart.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
SE.4SON.4BLE GOODS.
ELISHA VINTOX.

ErehaHge Street, Near CumterkRd Park,
Y LAS JUST RECEIVED an additional sup
Il 4 ply Of NEW GOODS, particularly adapt
Ell 10 the season
AMONG WHICH ARR
Superior London black & blue BROApCLOTUS,
Mtddug and low priced DO. DO. do.
ta>simeres-Queen's Cloth>-Superfirh kerseys,
Ernwn & drab Dufls--Sal.inetts-Vs.t ms,
Htnketls, ia, 8-4 9-4, t0-4 ia ara 1874,
tiauneis-CoaIiugs-C anb,ets- Bombr ZeIts, CEN
piete assortment
Rannetts-plsin ard figured Cassimrre Slfawls,
BItons-Pin>-sewing Silk and Iwist,
New assortment plaid Ribbons.
Rack and coored Synchaws and Sarrte,
Brown Linen--Buckram- III nish ShiTIings,
Superior black Levantine,
"a 81 Cotton Cambrics-C c mhriC Nuslins,
Elegant figured mul Muslins--plsin 30.
Plsin sn figured Leno and book NluSlirs,
Boxes Cotton Balls Wire Cotton,
Cotton FIrss in balls and Skeins
u,niture Patches end CppperpIa,es--cplicoes,
Worsiei x Lambs wool Frocks and Draws
LINED brown Glnves-Moccasirs.
Flag HaudksrchefS--F Factory Shiriings <ihirlinss
Cinghams-C Checks lickiags-Ihfead1 &c.
Which offered for sale at unusually low prices
or CssH only. (6w) gan. &.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
VALUABLE NEDICENE.
ANTl-DYSPEPTiCK PILLS.

Prepared BY Henry James--Nex, York,
A app owed and Amos, cetIain rene dy is
~ Dy-pen.is. or Indigestion, habilu.l cor
tveness and piles.
L is well known thst Dy-peFsia is one Of ,he
nos frequent and formidable diseases Of our
cGuntry IL commencement isindcs ted in diff.
ferent patients hy various symT1 nnly, of which
the most rema k,hle are, iTregU!crby o. he 6o,r-
eIs, obstinate cosiireHess, heachc.t, commorill
cliied nervous or sick headache, gciotcBtss Of he
tsss and skin, Gciddy Of me s'orsaei after eating
oilen called heart burn. .farHltncr or wad in me
stomach bitter taste IN he mOufk in he morning,
.fotiid breath, drOWsiness after d.aHer GtbiHfy
htssau,ie cancellation depressiOf Of spirits, &c
The Pills now offered are no, proposed on tie
principle of specif-ks. Their IEe was sugges-
ted byNheory but their eficscyhas been tested
by long and faithful expe rIence !; and he resul
his en- un0aral,eled success.
Piles being connected with Indigo s,inn snd
costiveness, are cerlsihly aud speedily remove
by these Pills.
Persons afflicted with any Of BE above symr-
toms, are assured, that the Anu-Dy -pepick
Pills re q remedy well worth 1eir attention,
sud entitled 10 ,heir entire confidence.
For sale wholesale and retsil by
HENRY BUTMAN
Portisnd, Sept IS 1921 eowly
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
Fresh Goods.
JUST RECEITED, AND ron SALE BY
GEO. ". SMITH,

Middle Street, doors LeIa'o the Box Of Portland,
EeLAIN and bordered Cashmere Shawls,
= black, blue. brown, drsb and mixed BROAD
CLOTHS,
Pelis-e Cloths-Ca Satiretts,
Fiannels -Nestings Velvets-woFsted Hose,
Coatings -Dullils-l bale Carpetiag,
Bombazetts- BomhsZines, very loE,
Grapes -Silks-Nerino HandRerchieis,
silk misunderstanding silk Twist,
Eurn'tures-Ca Ginghsms--Ca mbrics,
Nuslns-lrish Linens-l.iuen Darsask,
Brown ADMINISTRATIONS,
TaPes-Cravats, &c, sc.
-.4LSO-
American Ginghams-Checks-
--bleached aud uDbleached Sheeticgs and Shirt
ings.
Q-.4H Of 'ohieh xii be soId az fs lotrest prices
for CAsH.-I~0 (tE) Jan. J, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
CHEAP-For Cash only.
JOSHUA DUNN, Saddler,

No. 8, CoLuNnIAN Row, MIDpLE-STRFFT,
INFORMS the public that he intends 10 sell
Work 10 his line rheGPJor .fSH, al the fol-
lowing ra;e
Beet Plated HARNESS, Fighietn Dollars,
Best Potted with plated ornanrnts and plated
moulding on the SADDLES, Tn Dollars.
The second TuaIty Potted, Aine Dollars, aud
brass ornaments.
The above rate made Of the best Philadelphia
leather, and by the hes, of Journeymen any gen.
tiemen at distance shalt be suited as we'll by en-
closing Cash by mail, as if preses,i.
U5-Work sent 10 almost cfery part OF The State
Is the stage Jan. %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08

De"t9 SPeedy' ce'tda cure for the VeneriG
Disease IN "a us stages.
THIS article isspp, owed By the Medical schools
OF trsnce, and by thes College Of Physicians
IN Lohdon. In the courfe Of the extensive pub
Ii and private practice ofn ed cal gentlemen. 40,
single case has ever octurred where the curs
BIS not been speedy and bermsnen.
In the spsce of FIVE yeass no less ,han ten thon-
sane persons are reported 20 have been cured by
these Lozenges in The city OF Paris alone, with
out the least painful OFT dangerous symptoms
whsiever, neither the mouth nor the reslh are
IN the least .fected by the use Of INK mild. safe
and certain remedy. AIthe extra medicines IN
eVe'ys.ge oil thus disea 'e .ccompanythe Lczen-
ges, with psrlicuisr directions The I9rce of tbe
whole is s..
- Letters addressed tothe Proprietor. j. n.
Whtweil, agent 10 The Boston Inf rharv in Bos-
on, post paid. enclosinggIhe smuui.. aud dis
crib n; symptoms, will rieeI Immediate suen
ion.
N. Il. Instructions preparatory toshe use snd
before the arrival Of HE snedicine which viii
De forwarded bv msil or pscket) will be rmme-
dI,hiy given, ! c whole business mae BE- E nduc-
ted witfon' the knowledse of sectnd person.
Aug. IA
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
SOLD BY
HENRY BUTMAN,

THos. CHAsf, Norih-Y armouth,
j lille, K nBebunk,
]. BARsTcw. Hallow& II,
C w HoI.pEN, Brunswick
NJ WELD, Bath.
the sign If the Mor'er, Wiscssseit.
SYMs GARDEFR, BCidonham,
FRENR. FULLLR Augusta.
ID. Cook & Co. W3tervie.
1HoMAs LoNGLFY. Greene.
y. JENNINGS, marlborough.
/. GooDALEs saco.
dad Wholesale bU
BARrL1rT& BaEwER, No. IS, Cornbin, Bos-
ten. and
HoRAer SEAVER, Portland. Proerietors sgeni
for the 81 ate otM line, where country Druggists
may be supplied on Favourable terms.
May IS. (e.o p.I2m.)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
EDWARD HOWE,

No. 8. .Merchatts' Roe, lpidAe Street,
Black, blue, brown, green and mixed
3RUaDCLOIHS abd CASSiNtRES--,.ue
ALE FL-5NNELS, $nd two bales Bonn =
| zET'Tc different cnloar.-onr bale ia 6-i 9i
ic-4 ii-i i9-i tG-4 iGSE fS-biut
Hunters CIoth-Dufif-lo atings- cGlored BON
Ih,zeenes-Csmblet-bhi black aud y hle Rat
tinetts-blne and brown Queens Cloth-Fclis>e
CIoth-Sdk and WolAted Nestings-green aud
crimson Morean--black, blue aud white labby
VeIvet.-SiIk Velvet>A Diab kersey--wor ted
black Bpmbazene.--l hssinrre ShHwis-prIuted
Merno Shawls aud HandkerchufsSa new urticle)
-uorstPd HoSe-Sailsbury Flannts-NHnkin \
Canton Crapes-sinchalys- Sarsnets--twi Wild Silks
Flag aud Blndana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud
french black green a al white Crepes-sewIhs
Silks aud rwist-Necke rchiefs-C aIicos-l Thread
Laces-M Madras Hand kercbiefs-$h te aud col
Oreu Cambrlc>--cotsOn Table Covers ami Doyles
Fancy and black silkRIiandkerCliiefs--le aud
book plain aud figured Nuslins--cpttOn and linen
Ihreads-furniture Palch d Dimpy-silS Braids
and Ribbons-u bite, b-own and black Linens
cotton Umbrellas gilt and twist Buttons-Buck,
Doe, Beaver and Kid Gloves-lIAen Damask-
Russia Diapers--Be bindings Ernges- Webb's
patent euspenders, &c. &c.
Also,
Factory Sheetings-b hirdngs. Gmghoms -
otraPeS-B edtick'HgS dtd Cheeks.
GOO ID 1--we Geese ADD Russia; FEATHERS
On hand. good as,drtmeI.' oE gill; and ma
hogany framed LOOMING GLASSES, which
will be sold at large dkscount from The factory
prices, TO close the sale EOf that article.
French Paper HhgingS and MI
itory Goods.
The above articles wi he sold lew, for cash.
n-N. b. Beds and Mattresses
made az the shortest notte, and all osdors pune
tually attended to.
Portland, Oct so. "
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
TIMOTHY FLETCHER.

No11. JONES Rhr, Erchcrgs Hrsst--P Portland.
Agent for the l}osion and Chelmsford Cyliner
Gun Powder Factory.
--H4S RECEVED-
II SO or. Casl< off. r. F. and L. z.
500 canisters RS r. and r. and IT. r.
Which he Will dispose of at the Boston prices.
This Powder Eas received the highest recon-
mendations ircnDsofcers of the u. States Ordnance
Department, and many others who have used The
same.
A large quantity cfthe above Powder. can ~
furnished a short notice
GEFGen,leu e. are invited 10 call and examin,
he above Pow lei. Il Oct. OF.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
SEASONABLE GOODS,

FROM THE LATtsr IMPOgJAIIoNs'
lust RECEIVED, an EXTENSIVE ASSET
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
SPERMACETI OIL,
Lamps q LdnihOrnH
STOVES.

ever offered in Maine, calculated Tor ParIcilrs.
kitchens, Counting Rooms, Shops and Ve,,els. A.
mong which are, very elegant franklin Psriour
Stoves, well calculated for hea,lng-snd Cook
Stoves of all prices from 10 10 30 dollars all Gar
ranted TO stand FIVE.
A large number of these Cook Stoves are os his
own invention, which will be found 10 combine
more adv antages than aBy,u IN use The Office
tiUR "a baking instead OF roasting meat, in Cook
S,Oves, cannot be made TO these a. the iua,trg is
q perfect as by a FIRE. Two large pieces cap be
roasted al time spits exposed free cur, mt
of air, without the additional eAp,nsa OF a lin
kitchen. A. svery important hen buying Io'get
tie bes, those who wish TO pure base On article
SD Important m domestic use, are requested 10 gall
srh examine Tor themselves, and enquire OF tbuse
who have this kind in use. There are none better
Calcu'aled for genieei cookery, or by which more
cooking can be done with les lue or greater ea,e.
There can he water enough heat for nsstins md
q dinner cooked for twenty or thirty az thesauie
tirIe. it has three boiler holding one. two And
i've pails full bu, The size 81 the boilers can be
creased or decreased, aud the FIRE may be conddct-
ell nnder either ali three If them at pleesura by
turning the dsmpers.
Those about commencing house keeping, Gill
bud great saving in Kitchen Furniture, aS all
necessary cooking utensils are attached 70 ihe
Stove.and those ~ no arc buidng ~ procuring one,
can save the expense OF a chimney.
lie likeSIse can furnish Sheet Iron md Tin
tunnels for Stoves of all sizes, With copper and all
lther kind If apparatus foe Cook Stoves al shi r.
iotice-hav ing procured The best of workmen Tor
bat purpose.
Those. who wish 10 purchase STOVES 10 stIl
:sn be supplied on Tue most IIberal terms
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
Aug. q.

THIS new,nd healing palssm bids fair TO RI
= vsl every Medicine heretofore discovered \.
for Coughs, xnd complaints of The lungs, leading
10 Consumption snd even in seated Consumptions
It has lately been used by many, with The mos,
-urpriZing success. If certificates from persons
Vt the highest responsibility the great and in.
crossing demand for it, may be called proof o!
its good effects, II is roved. Scsiceiy q of
Colds Coughs, pain IN the side, difficulty OF
ehthing, wsnt Of sleep arising from debility or
even ConsumhtiOns, but may be renewed by the
he timely use Of this Medicine. Many certf-
cste> OF It's efficacy accompany each bottle.
Cory Of q ltllsr 10 Mr. Lorenzo Bull, Druggist
Hartford
SIR SIN man about sixty years Of age, and
have been afflicted Tom my infancy with c. ugh
more than people m general especially when
Ouk cold /; bul ia tbs summer of fSl7 l took ;
violent cold which caused hard cougi., dificu {
breathing and wheeling, so that 1T deprived me
in q measure of sleep snd at times could rot lie
in he'd. which continued for more ihsn year and
which 60, my hesi,b very low. L then heard Of
DR.. Anderson's Cough Drops, and Eurc hssed st
your store thrre bottles, Which have reason TO
believe have restored me 10 nv To- mer state OF
he slth and esn truly say that believe the m 10
be the Best ms iclne for coughs and colds TOW
il use ALEXANDER SALKErT.
W0rreH, (CGn.) 1EGrch %, 1910.
New Certificate.
IN the year 1916, was seized with an inf a
Nation Of the liver, which caused an adhesion
that pl.ced me in very critical situation. Al
most all kinds OF exercise caused pain N my side
and breast. IN this situation continued until
April. 1919, when my cough end the pain in nay
breast increased through the summer my flesh
wasted, l g'e~ weak and bowed down and lost
all hope of even being any better. About he first
Of last October, my son ru' chsst d at B.llsIown
Springs s botttr Of -4HdersOn's Cough Drops, from
which found almost immediat chef, and from
the use Of two bottles only. my lungs are iestor-
ed to perfect youndness cnce more can walk
erect, snd shonid be in perfect health, were it
not for the adhesion in my side.
STEPHLN SEAMAN.
GreeofeId TII,,1 1901
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
BACK COVE BRIDGE.

TIME Proprietors of Back Cow BRIDGE. are
Il hereby notified that their semi annual Meet
ing will be holden al the House Of Uriah Cool
dye. lnnholdcr, in PortIAnd on Monday the 4th
day Of February next. at three O'Clock in the af-
ternoon, for the following purposes, VIII
To choose Moderator,
To receive the accountspthat maybe laid before
them and allow The same II found correct.
To take into consde ratidn The exItediency Of re-
pairing the Bridge, and act thereon as they
may think proper.
To pass any vote respecting the money arising by
toll that they may judge expediSnt.
To transact such busineEs as may properly come
before them.
Per order Of the standing Committee.
STEPHEN WAITE, Prop. Clerk.
Jan GOTH 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
BARBOUR q SCOTT,
Exchange Strtei, Portland,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED MOST OF THEIR
Fail and Uinier Goods,
Comprising a great Variety.
RICH bordered white scarlet

and other4colours. and plain. III ok and
colours. C.3SSIHFRE SB.4VLS-2 bales
rTTB--Tartan Plads-.fne Cam
hlets-blaoll Valencia Vestinss-fne Toinet an
common do.-black French stout Levantine-
blk Italian Lustring-strip'd Silks-Svnchaws
and sarsnetts-t C.4.NT on GRAPES black
Nsnkin doc aiicoes- Furnitures-Ca
Muslins-1 bale India Calicoes-Tabby Velvets
- case Umbrel LAS Gloves and Hosiery an as
sortment-tuck Mittius-drsh olive. blue and
black ruffins Coatings, Bockings-Flannels &
Bszes &c. &c.
A few pieces drab, clarei black ard blue
London BRO.3DCLOTES. C.4SSLMER KS and
LADIES CLOTHS-makipg their assortment
verv extensive
American Shee.ings. Shrtiugs, Bingham.
/ Fickings, Ssitinstts, &C.
Ot1. 10, 1921. IT,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08


III As for sale, at has store, Middle Street, gem
- eral assortment OF
Groceries and Hard Ware,
AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING -
SPIRITS 5 Currie Powder.
Old Cognac Brandy, TEAS.
Antigua Rum, Gunpowder
ST. Croix, do. 5 Imperial Hyson,
Y. Eogiand, do. : Young Tyson,
Schedas Gin Hyson Skin,
Weesp do. 3 SouChong.
American do. SUGARS.
Old Whiskey, Cordials. India double boiled.
WINES. White and brown Ha-.
&. p. Madeira, vana,
Sicily Madeira, S St. Croix,
Lisbon, Vidonia, s Loaf and lump.
Malaga NUTS.
SPICES. Almonds.
Nutmegs, Cloves, ; Filberts,
Msce, Pimento, ; English WsInuis,
Ginger, Cassia. s Pecan Castana,
Real Cinnamon, Pea Nuts
Ground Cassia, COFFEE.
Whole and ground Pep st. Domingo.
per, 5 Havana. Domestic,
Csy 'nne, DO { Welsh No. 4 Chocolate,
English Mustard, Bakers do
Entry HATS, all sizes,
sPermSceti Oil, Fla>ks do blown Salt.
( Ubes and Liverpool do. Cotton, Rice,
Sat retire Alum, CoPperas, Starch.
Sulphur. Indigo, roll Brimsi one ~ obecco.
Cut Nails, Brads, Hollow Ware. Stone d..
MoHsscs, Cheese, Oat Meal,
Cash aud box RSisins, Cnrrants, Figs,
MackereI and Pollock Fish, Vinegar.
brushes RroamS, Denijohns, Velvet Corks
l.ast'ie and brown Soap, Windsor do.
ohPerhne Flour, Sole leather, Shoves,
Spades, &c.
-Hia RARELY o.
HARD WARE.
Vor. 6. fr
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08

Jan goth, 1922.