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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-24

BY the arrival o. New Ya,k on Monday
last Of the steam ship Robert Fulton, Capt.
Barnard, from Ne~.O'ieans, Havana, and
Charleston, papers from New .Oriesn, to the
38th ult. Havana 10 the 9th, nnd Charleston
TO the llth inst. all inclusive have been re.
eeivcd in New. Yo,k.
The Robert Fulton iel, at Havana the Y.
S. ship 1t wa Horner. Capt. Henley. Spoke
OF the Moro the ". S. schr. Stark. The 5
had detained the dsy before . suspic.
ious boat With blacks on board, aud sen, her
toto Havana. She also had Il prisooets on
board.
The accounts from, Havana state. the deaths
IN ,ha, city by ye!law fever TO DO 10 TO ~ dsr.
y. onssos RAILS, E,q. native Of Nisi.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-24
Bp the lDaiI3.
From she NATIONAL inseilgencsr. July IS.
DLPAR 1 MENi OF STATE
W NAsHISoroN, Ism JULY. 1922 }


The folio@i0e Is copy and translation OF
ths decision ct bis Imperial MsIesy he En-
pero' Of oil the Rus,ias. upon the question
Sub rrted TO him oy the government oi the
Ooued States and OF Great Brian, by virtue
oi Tho Convention of the 2o'h OF DC, 1918,
81 me true intent and meaolng OF thas pat oil
the fcst article oil the ueay 1t Gacn,, ey
which il was stipulated that "sli territory,
places, and possessions, wha,,oever, taken BY
eilher parry from the Other, during The war,
Or which nigh, be taken after the signing OF
che said Treaty, excepting only the Islands
thefe'osfter mentioned, should be restored
wiinou, delay, and without causing any de.
stfuclion, or carrying away soy OF the arliie'
~, 9 Other public property originally csp,uT'
cd ~ said iorts or places, which should TO
main therein upon the exchange Of the rs.i.
fic lions Of The said Tfeay, or any slaves, or
oder hTIy1te fr0feriy"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
(UMRERLAND. S..

CUMBERLAND, IS.
TO James Neal, Of Portland. an soad Co,nl'y,
Esquire, one Of Sand ProPyiet6rs.
In compliance with the above request VOC
are hereby authorized and required to call and
notify meeting Of said proprstors in manner BIZ
law prescribed. to he holden at the time and
place. and for the purposes above mentioned.
Ia witness whereof, have set my hand and
seal this twsn.y-fourth day Of .7prii, in the year
of cur Lord eighteen hundred and twenty tros
(Signed.)
GEO. BRADBURY, Justice Peace.
PURsUANP to Inc fore going warrant 10 me d..
rected, hereby notify the Proprietors aforesaid
70 meet at the time and place, and for tina puf'
poses aforesaid.
Dated this cath day Of .4prfi, "A. ID. 1922
4w JAMES NEAL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
PRATT e. SAWYER,

PRATT e. SAWYER.
ID RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
IL public, that they still continue 10 carry on
the
Book Binding Business,
I'm ALL ITS BRANCHES, As USUAL,
AT THEIR STAND,
No. 5, Jones' Row, Exchange Street.
They manufacture Ledgers, Waste, Journal,
Cash, Sales, Invoice, Letter and Record BOOKS,
warranted to be made of the best Paper, and
bound in superior style, with, and without Pa
tent Spring Backs.
ACCOUNT BOOKS
Ruled to any pattern, al the shortest notice.
ALSO
old Books Rebound.
~ All orders gratefully received, and prompt
ly executed.
MILITARY BELTS manufactured by them
and kept constantly on hand.
N. b. Merchants and public officers, who
in want of any thing in their line, are invited to
call. May z.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21

10 GEORGE BRADBURY, Esq. one of The justices
cftAe Peace in & for The County Of Cumberland
M Z the subscribers five of the propretors Of
w certain tract Of Land ID Port and, for
merly assigned 10 the widow Of Anthony Bracket
deceased, as part of her dover in his estate !:
said tract lying southerly Of the Maine Street,
leading from Portland to strcudwater do here
by request your honour to issue your warrant for
calling meeting Of said proprietors, to be hold
en- at the Office of JAMES NEAL, Esq. in Ere angs
Street, in said Portland on Wednesday the twelfth
day of June next, at three Of the clock 10 tho
afternoon, then and there to act on the follow
ing articles-VIZ
LIST. To choose a Moderator.
Cd. To choose a Clerk, Treasurer and any
other officers they may deem necessary.
Sd. To see if they will appoint committee
TO settle with Joseph III. Ingraham, ESQ., the
question in dispute, relating to the boundaries
Of said tract, where the same adjoins land be-
longing TO said lngraham aud what powers they
will give to such committee for the purpose.
4th. To see if they will appoint an Agent to
commence and prosecute a suit against said In.
graham, for the purpose Of settling such bounda-
ries shosld snit be necessary.
9Th. To if they will vote an assessment
ola sum sufficient to defray the expenses Of
survey Of the same, and Of suit for the recov-
cry Of the land claimed Of said Ingraham by said
proprietors.
9th. To see ifthe proprietors will appoint a
Committee TO lay out Streets through said tract
of Land, and report the same fer acceptance at
an adjournment Of said meeting.
9TH. To agree on mode Of calling future
meetings Of said proprietcrs
IN scitnsSs arheTsef, hare hereunto set ow
hands, this tuentisth day II April, a. ID. 1892.
(Signed.) JAMES NEAL,
PRENTISS MELLEN.
LEVI CUTTER,
JAMES CROCKETT,
THOMAS BECK,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
ASSESSORS NOTICE

TIE Assessors for the town OF Por,t..a.
10y give notice 10 o. Inhabitants. ana M 'sfs'
persons liable 20 psy taxe " said tow :" o'a-
they will attend al their Once (Csuntpr 'aas
of JOEL HALL, Forces on tbe an Aooa
and 10th days Of May inSan, from 20 q W.
"A. Nj. and from 70 s o'cIocs p IA. !. ock
day, 20 receive the valuation their p+or .aea
according to law. They are hereby reoa4s,eSy
bring ~ true and perfect ist Of their poIls
the just value of their Estates both Real nd p4
sonal, including proprietary estates. and es,.,.'
trust. which they were respect; " possessed
the first day of May 1925. The foiIowiog III Nv
dule, may as form. &c
Potts Of Is years old anu upls ards, ineIna,.
the polls of servants.
Subscription and value Of Real Estate MID
tbg town Of Portand, ~ iheir own right Or Il.
RI ht of others, improved or not improved f.s@
inhouses Of pubic worship exrepted.)
All money az interest, more than they nav ~
terest-sor.
All debts due to them more than they ars \.
deb'ed for.
Monies Of all kinds on hand
All Bank Stock and Shares in any Tncorpor...,
Company, for a Bridge or Turnpike scal--a.
Shares 10 any othes Incorporated Company. po.-
sessing taxable property according 10 The iusl ys.
ue thereof.
ne amount Cf all E0Ous, wares and neFchAn-
disc, or any other stock 10 trade, including STOCK
employed In Manufactures.
| Vessels cf all kinds, at home or abroad. viii
all their Stores and apPurtenances including their
| Cargoes.
| All pleasure Carriages. Horses apd neat csta
| Of one year old and upwards.
Amount cf income from profession, trade. o.
employment, gained by sea or land.
All other property except Sheep. household fu-.
niiure, wearing apparel, farming utensils tools Of
Mechanics, Necessary for carrying on their bus.
mess, ks for the manufacture OF Salt ana
machinery in Cotton and Wooen Manufactures
The Assessors solicit the particular attention
of the Inhabitants to the above ro;ice, and Ia.
their lists be minutely made out !; tenants designa-
ting the owners Of Real Estate occupied BY them.
and owners are also requested to give the names
OF the occupants, otherwise they shall be under
the necessity Of booming their estates. end shall
not expect to hear complaints for being over tax
ed.
PANEL COBB, Assessors efae
JOEL HALL, foun Of
CHARLES FOX, Portland.
Portland, May z. 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
Spring Goods.
ELISHA VINTON,

E1cbange-Sfrset. Near Cumberland Bank,
HAS JUST RECEIVED, opening for Sale a
v.ry e1:sasirs assortment Of SPRING GOODS,
....AMoNG wHICP ARE.
C,UPERfOR blaes, blue Oxford mix'd & Hares-
- back, bRCADCLOTH and CASSiILRES,
Cassnetts and Moolenetts,
Elegant Ves;ings, white and printed,
Superine blk. silk do.
Cotton Csssimeres and co'd Jeans,
Three Eases Nankia and Canton Grapes,
Black and cold Synchaws and Sarsnetts,
Superior hl'k Leavantine and Taffeta Silks,
Nide and marrow blk Bombaz,nes,
Elegan; plaid and fg'd Ribbons,
London Prints Sd and Al,
Satin; striped, crossbared and plain Cambrics,
Linen Caubr.cks and Handkerchieis,
Superior Irish Linens,
Cauihrick and null Muslins,
Elegant tsnboored book and Lenodo.
Brown kid and silk Gloves,
Flag Handkerchief.
Dimi.es; white Jeans,
Dealings.
Elegant Ginghams and Robe patterns,
superior gait and silk Goa. and vest Buttons,
Brown nens-Buckram-Itsliau sewing Silk,
Best Aehair and silk Twisl-Meriuoes,
Elegant silks and other fancy Handkerchief,
Which arc offered at very low prices for Cash
only. (6w.) May.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21

AT Court Of Probate held Portland. within anr II,
Tie county CT Cumberland the FIRST TuesdS1 OF ~
m the year Of our. ord eighteen hundrad twenty
patience HUSSEY, ADMINISTRATIVE OF tle sstsie VI
Nathaniel fussey. late of said Portland. feoni1i. III
ceased having Presented ker first OF
Of the estate Of said deceased. and petition cr si.~~
out OF his personal estate. .,,
ORDERED That the said administrators. give notice.
persons interested by Causing copy this ordr b. ~
lshed three weeks successfully in the Portland =
printed at Portland. thar they appear at fs,
Court 20 be held said Portland Monday ntxI
hrst Tuesday OF Junc next. Of the clock ~ ie
noon, ard shew cause. If any they have, Why Is $50
H. POTTER, FHdsf
trEs copy. Atgests Y.
Nay, "a, ss7
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21

Groceries ana 1arU w are,
.AMoNG WHICH ARE TIE FOLLOWING -
SPIRITS. Currie Powder.
Old CogDac Brandy, { TEAS.
Antigua Run, Gunpowder,
st. Croix, do. Imperial Hyson,
n. England, do. Young Hyson,
schiedam Gin, Hyson Skin,
Weesp do Souchong.
American do. SUGARS.
Old Wbisksy, Cordials. India double boiled,
WINES. White and brown Ha-
.. p. Madeira, vana,
Sicily Madeira, 4 Croix,
Lisbon, vidonia, 5 Loaf and lump.
Malaga. NUTS.
SPICES. Almonds,
Nutmegs. Cloves. Fiiberts.
Mace, Pimento, English Walnuts,
Ginger, Csssia, Pecan Castsns,
Real Cinnamon, Pea Nuts.
Ground Csssia, COFFEE.
Whole and ground Pep St. Domingo.
per, Havana Domestic.
Cayenne. do. WELSH No. 1 Chocolate,
English Mustard, Bakers do
Entry Mats, all sizes,
Spermaceti On, Flasks do. blown Salt.
ST Ubes and Liverpool do. Cotton Rice,
Salt Petre, Alum, Copperas, Starch.
sulphur, Indigo, roll Birthstone, Tobacco,
Cut Nails, BTads, Hollow Ware, Stone do.
Moasses, Cheese, Oat Meal,
Cask aud box Rasins. Currants. Figs,
Mackerel and Pollock Fish, Vinegar,
Brushes, Brooms, Denijohns, Velvet Corks.
CASTLE and brown Soap, Windsor do.
Superfne Flour, Sole leather, Shovels,
Spades, sc.
Will a RARELY Of
HARD WARE.
Nor. 6. G
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
PD13.., sP.3 W o


TO MAY.
Come, fsirest nymph. resume thy reign.
Bring all tine GIaces IN lhy train
With balsly breath, and fowery tread,
Rise from Thy sosl ainbrosial bed;
Where, IN Eissian sluEaber bosnd,
Embow' ing myIt.es veil thee roa.d.
Awake, IN al thy glories dressed
Recall the zephyrs from the west;
Restore the sun, revive the skies:
AT mine. and natures call, arise
Great natures sell upbraids thy stay,
And misses her accustomed May.
See all her works demand thy aid;
The laboGrs OF Pomona fade
a plant is heard from every tree
bach budding flow ret calls for thee
The birds forget to love and sing;
With storms alone tie forests ring.
Come then, with pleasure at thy si5er
Diffase thy. vernal spirit wide;
Create, where'er thou turn'st thy eye,
Peace. plenty. love. and harmony,
ill every being share its part,
And Heayn and Earth be glad at heart.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
NOTICE.

EOR SALE, at Pxbke AUCTION, by license
III from the Supreme Judicial Court. on SAT-
uRDAY, the fifteenth day Of June, at ! i O'Clock,
A. y. at the last residence of the late Col. THoM-
AS CHUTE, in Ntndhan,, two undivided seventh
parts OF the homestead FARM. Of which the
said Col. Thomas Chute died seized and pes
sessed, s!tuate IN said Windham bounded on
the no|thwest by land Of Reuben Robinson. sortn
cas-; by land Of Ohm SWEET and Curtis SWEET ana
on the northeast ard southwest by the foaa
leading from Portland to Raymond SAID wv
seventh parts being the property OF James Ihu's
and Thomas Chute, minor children Of SAID 81
Chute. JOHN CHUrE, Guardian 70 said nsi"S'''
May IA.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
MASONIC NOTICE.

rI'iiE Officers ofCASCO LODGE at North Var
mouth, will be publicly installed by the
Grand Lodge, on ST. Johns day, the oath Of June
next. The members neighbouring Lodges and
all regular Masons, viii consider this as an inv-
ta:ion to attend. An address will be delivered
by Brother STEPHEr CHAPIy.
Per order, SAMUEL GILMAN Secretary.
North Yarmouth, May /, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
NOAH HARDING,

INFORMS his friends and customers
that he has just received and opening for
SALE at his STORE in Name Street. three doors
above Union Hall, handsome ASSORTMENT Of
English, french 6' India Goods,
suitable for the present and approaching season.
....AMoNG WHICH ARE.
RROADCLOTH5; CASslMERES Coatings !;
Blankets Flannels Velvets Bombazetts
Vestings; Sattinets Bombazeens; Cotton Cas-
simeres
Bed-Ticking Ginghams Cotton Stripes; !;
Sheetings besched and unbeached Shirtpgs
Cotton & worsted Hose Diapers Irish Linens !:
Gloves Dinotes Cambrcs a great variety
of CALICOES Merino, Cashmere, Grape, Silk
and Cotton SHAWLS;
MusIins; Lsces; Grapes; Lutestrings Satins J;
Sarsnets; Umbrellas; Hsndkerchie&s Checks !;
Straw Rornets Ribbons Pocket Books Combs;
Pen Knives Scissors Buttons sewing Silks &
Cottcns Twist and Cords; Threads Bindings;
Beads Taste, Ihimbles, &c. &c.
Il yarieiy of Paper Hangings,
Factory Yarn Gentlemens and Ladies Leath-
er and Morocco SHOES, &c.
n. HARDING, has also for Sale at his other
Store under Union Hall, attended BY Mr.. HAIR
LOW HARRIS, an extensive assortment Of
Hest India Goods g Groceries,
embracing almost every article usually called for
in that line.
The above GOODS having been purchased
principally with Cash they will be sold remarka-
bly, Cheap. May z, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
Particular Notice.

4 Ii persons having unsettled accounts with
N the subscribers are requested 10 present
them without delay TO PRATT s SAWYER.
NO. 5, Jones' Req, Exchange Sl,sss.
May ii.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
STOVES,

ever offered in Maine, calculated for Parours,
Kitchens, Counting Rooms Shops and Vessels. A.
mong which are, very elegant Franklin Parlour
Stoves. we'll calculated for heating-anI Cook
Stoves of all prices FROM 10 10 so dollars all war
ranted 10 stand GIe.
"A large number Of these Cook Stoves are Of hi.
own invenion, which viii be found 10 combine
more advantages than any now in use. The obiec-
tion 10 baking instead OF roasting meat, in Cook
Stoves, cannot be made to these as the roasting Il
as perfect as by FIRE. Two large pieces eau be
roasted at time spits ex posed 10 free rurrent
Of air, without the additional expense Of tin
kitchen. As III very mport AZ when buying to gel
the best, those whs wish 10 purchase an article
SO important in domestic use, requested 20 call
aUd examine for themselves, and enquire Of those
who have this kind 10 use. There are none better
calculated for genteeI cookery or BIZ which more
cooking cav be done with less fuel or greater ease
There can be water enough heat FOR washing. end
dinner cooked for twenty or thirty at thesame
time. Ii has three boilers, holding enc. two ana
five pals full but the sire Of the boilers can be IN
creased or decreased, and Che Gre may be conduct
ed under either or all three cf them al pleasure BY
turning the hampers.
Those about commencing bcuse keeping. will
ind great saving in Kitchen Furniture. as All
necessary cooking utensils ere attached 10 The
Stove and those who are building bv procuring ore
can save the expense of chimney
II likewise can furnish Sheet Iron ard Tin
tunnels, Tor Stoves ofa sizes, with conner and All
other kind Of apparatus for Cook Stoves q, shor,
lotice-hayins procured the best Of workmep for
hat purpose.
These who wish to purchase STOVES 20 sell
ian De supplied 90 the most Liberal terms.
-ALSO-
ron SALE as above, Woods approved cast
iron PLOuGHS. with general ss,ortment rs
Groceries, Bar Iron g. Steel
a constant supply from PhiladelpLin, OF
Linseed OIL,
and Domestic COFFEE. by Wholesale or re,sa
and large supply Of Mill aud Crosscut S ,fyyS
which VIII De warranted 10 prove good.
o-'. :. OFF,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
NOTICE.

TTlHE proprietors Of Portland Long Whagf are
hereby notified that their annual meeting
will be holden at Store No. 29, on said Wharf, on
THURSDAY, the 9th day Of June next, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ for the following purposes, viz:
To choose Moderator,
60 g. 7" Clerk,
Z" " Whariinger,
s 6 " Standing Committee,
And such other officers as may be necessary to
manage their CONCERNS, and to transact aay othe
business that may come before them at said
meeting. JAMES JEWETT, Prop'rs Clerk
Portland May, Ia, 1922. 2w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21

FURNITURE WARE HOUSE,
No. 6, sllLK-SrREET....Opp The Old So,th
Church. .BOSTON.
4 HE FURNITURE COMMISSION
COMPANY ASSOCIATION, continue to re-
ceive additional supplies of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
which, with their present Stock comprise very
complete assortment, principally. of CABINET
WARES ofevery escrption--PIANOF ORTFS
-CHAiRS-COUCHES & SOFAS-CLOCKs
e. TIM E-PIECES-Feather BFDS-FEAIH-
Frs and BEDSTRADS--
100 lNG-GLASSES-.Brass FIRE-sETS -
Copper and Iron TEA KETTLES, &c.-Cut
GLASS, &c. And variety Of other GOODS,
necessary for the furnishing of houses.
The conditions of sale are Cash; and
as the iOirest price Is affixed to each article no
bstemept can be allowed. Purchasers are respect-
fully informed that the Stock in this srehouse j.
Msnufscturec by the members Of the Association,
and il warranted to lie Of the best quality.
@. BARKER, .4geaf.
GTOrders attended 10 auth punctuniity ana
despatch. 8w March 26.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
IF Turtle Shell Combs,
WYER g. NOBLE.

EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND.
LiAVF just received prime lot of L.4hGE
TURTLE SHE'LL CONES, of a superior
quaity. May z, 1922.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-26
CONDITIONS

The New-England Farmer will be published
weekly, on Saturdays, on large royal sheet
of good quality, with new and elegant
type. The price will be $3.50 per annum.
payable on the receipt Of the first number,
or 5 500 at the close of the year.
Persons who viii procure seven subscribers
and become responsible for the payment.
will be entitled TO copy gratis, and in the
same proporsiOn for larger number. The
first paper Win be Issued as soon as a sufi-
cient number of subscribers are Obtained
probab bly, by the lst of July.
GE-F Persons who may hold subscription pa
pers are requested to return rnefn to Mr..
CHARLES EVER, Bookseller, No. 81, Corn-
hill, Boston, or 10 the Office OF the HAMP.
SHIRE GAZETTE, Northampton, (Nass.l by
the 18th Of June.
Boston, Nay /, 1922.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-26
Valuable Medicine.
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q n approved and almost GER
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Worcester, Oct. "a, 1927. "
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-26
Celebration.
WestborOgg1 & marlborough United.

kNHE approaching Anniversary
a of AMERICAN 1NDEPENDENCE viii
DC celebrated by the Citizens of these Towns
at WestborOugh, without distinction of party.-
Mr.. ELiPHAz FAY, A. B. is to deliver an Ora
,lon suitable to the occasion. --l}ey. Messrs.
LOCKWOOD and BoND, of Wesborough. and
Rev. Mr.. ALLEN, of Nortbbororeh. are par,ic-
ularly requested to give their attendance. and
aia IN the services of the day.-Our breth-
rem and friends in ncighbouriHg owns are also
respectfully invited 10 attend. Every neces-
sary preparation win be nlads teaccommodate
taose Gentlemen and Ladies' who nav honour
the day with their presence. The Westbo-
rough Light-Infantry and Mort: borough Gren-
adler Companies will attend in their Uniform
PROCESSION to be formed at ii b'clock. and
proceed TO the Meeting House. EINr Tickets
to be had at Capt. ID. Grsgory's Tar.
Per order Of Tie Committee,
ELIJAH BRIGHAM, CLERK.
June 18, 1922.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-26
REAL ESTATE.

ESOR Sale, cheap, situated in
a Fitchburg. a good Stand for Wheel
wright, having been occupied as such for sew
eeral years, andno other in the place-consist-
ing of a neat low House, a new Barn, Wood
House, and Shop, with one and an half acre of
Land.--.4lso, situated in Leominster, one
undivided fourth part of a Farm of 1l5 acres
OF Land, on which is House, Barn, and other
necessary Buildings-one mile from the Meet
ng-House.-For terms and further particu-
lars, inquire Of the Subscriber, in Fitchburr.
June IL, 1922. -
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-26
IMPORTANT no
MalE-Oagners.

NNHE Subscriber having made
n discovery in BoxING MrLL-SpINnhEs.
takes this method to lay it before the Publick
at large.--i'he discovery which he consid.
ers as an Improvement, consists in CAST IRON
Bores instead of Wood, fitted and adjusted as
follows -
In the eve of the Bed-Stone is Box
with hole through the centre, through which
the Spindle passes, not having any bearing on
the Spindle, but has groove on the top around
the hole, six inches deep, leaving rim between
the hole and groove, and another rim on the
outside of the groove. The outer surface OF
the inner rim is intended for the bearing, in
stead of the neck. The Box in the Runner, or
Upper Stone, is squared on the Spindle, and
serves as a Driver. On the under side are
grooves exactly fitting the rims Of the Under
Box. The innsr rim is calculated for the
bearing: and the outer rim, shutting over the
outside ofthe lower Box, to prevent all dirt from
getting into the inside, which is calculated to
contain oil.
have here given description Of the
ImPRovED Boxes, hoping that all whom. they
may interest will give the Inventor the patron
age and credit which so useful ard advanta-
geous a discovery deserves; believing, from
the experience which he has had, and the o.
pinion of number Of the best Judges of Mill
work, that they will be Of great utility to
Mill Owners.
WILLIAM Fl. HOWARD.
Worcester, May %, 1929. If