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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05

ed, upon which this singular work is
wrought, is intended p be quantity pro-
mulgated -
Come yc that love the Ltrd, and let your joys
be known;
Join in song with sweet accord, while ye sur
round the throne.
The sorrow of the mind be banish'd from this
place,
Religion merer was design'dto make our pleasure
less.
We give the following verse, quite
sure that our readers will read it in the
air, and all the original language; SO
closely, in fact, is il a harody OF Moore
Go where mercy waits thee,
But, while hope eates thee,
Oh, still submissive be A
Dangers may o'ertake thee,
God viii ne'er forsake thee,
oh, humbly bend thy knee!
The world may p'rhaps reject thee,
Dearest friends neglect thee, !,
But God will still protect thee,
Then most grateful be!
Think of all his mercies,
While thy voice rehearses
What he has done for thee.
The very Oh! in the third line is re-
tanned, that the sigh may not be lost to
which the music gives so tenderan echo.
Let the reader try these words with the
tune OF .dzyay with Melanthoty! and
see how they go:-
Time thy moments steal away
First the hour and then the day;
Small the daily lot appears,
Yet it soon amouns to years.
Thus another yeai is flown,
Now it is no more our own,
1t it brought or promised good,
Than the year beiore the food.
We have the M'rmaid's song, filled
with trumpets and Joy, and grace, which
becomes it as properly as Barry's intro
duction ofDr. Buney floating down the
Thames among the water Gods, in his
wig. The Hungarian waltz, and the
Miss Dement'S waltz, are also given
But enough of this wretched and irreve-
rent work.
We cannot conclude without seriously
and earnestly protesting against the at
tempt which writer's OF late have made
to introduce voluptuous songs under the
garb of religion. Moore and Lord By
ron have alike been guilty Of this; and
ii is, perhaps, owing 10 them, that we
have the professed hymn book now be-
fore US. The Sabbath hath been erer a
day of rest; let not its quiet now be dis
turbed by these deceitful and seductive
The hypocrisy of tbs
invention is its main sin, and it is to tl.a
we direct our most serious opposition.
If hymns are played and sung upon the
Sabbath, let hymns be played and sung,
and not those doubtful songs which di-
vide the heart between heaven and
appeal to the senses in a
holy disguise, and set up sainted vice as
A divinity. il
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
Yo MY. Francis Gantz.

NOU wilitake notice thatI have sueo
u out Of the clerks Office Of the cir
cult court of Pike county, state of Illinois,
a writ Of Foreign Attachment against
your estate, in an action Of assumpsi on
an account for $40 20, and unless you
appear and cause special bail to be given
in said action, Judgment will be rendered
against you by default, in said court 10
be holden on the first Monday in October
next, and the property attached will be
disposed Of to satisfy such judgment.
18th February, 1922.
pe JOSIAS RANDLE. 4
Feb. lo-3t va
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
.SheriH's Notice.
November 10, 1891.

Il HAVE confined in the common Jail
n of St. Clair county, at this time, me-
gro man taken up as runaway, and
committed on the warrant of James
Mitchell, Esq. by the name of Jack An
derson, from Culpepper county, in Vir-
GINA. He appears to be about filty-6ve
or sixty years of age; heavy niade, and
has piece bit out of the upper part of
his right ear, and has scar under his
left eye, done by the kick of horse. He
says he is freeman. This 5,h day of
February, 1922.
WILLIAM A :. BEARD,
Sheriff Of 81. Clair County.
Feb. 26--426t f.4r-s
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
Dissolution Of Co-partnership

IN ME. co-partnership Of BRUNER &
q STUCKY was this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Persons having ba-
!ances against the late firm, are request
ed to bring them for settlement, and those
indebted are desired to make immediate
payment to either of the firm, who is au.
thorized to receive the same.
]. G. BRUNER,
DAVID STUCkT.
Edwardsville, Feb. Is, 1922.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05


The HATING BUSINESS will
be continued by J. C.. Bruner, in all It's
branches, where he will be happy to ac-
commodate those who will favor him
with call Orders from distance win
be thankfully received and promptly at
tended to.
The highest price will be given for all
kinds of Furs; also, for Lambs Wool,
or second sheariag. Two boys, from
l3 to l6 years old, viii be taken as ap-
preB,ices to the above business, if appli-
cation be made soon.
j. c. BRUNER.
Edwardsville, Feb. ls,ls22.
Se.atem5er Term efthe Madison Circait
Court, 1921.
TaEopHrLUs ". SMITH, Complainant
against
JACOB C. Morn and al. Defendants. \
IN CIANCERY.
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court, that the defendants are not re-
sidents ofthis state: it is therefore order
ed by the court, that the said defendants
appear, by themselves or attorney, at the
next term Of this court, to be holden in
Edwardsyille on the second Monday in
the month of April next, and file their an
swer herein, or that the complainant
bill be taken hro confssso. And it is fur
Their ordered, that a copy-of this order be
inserted in the Edwardsville Spectator
successfully for six weeks.
Attest, JOSEPH CONWAY,
! Feb. l9-4l6t Clerk.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
POETRY.
From fls .Na1o- York lStatesmcn.


In the following stanzas, from the last work
Of Lord Byron, will be found guShes ofpoetry
IS bright, sparkling, and pure as Helicon itself,
70 which the noble bard has knelt, both in a
literal and fguratiye sense, and imbibed inspi-
ration. The beauties of the extract are too OBJ
vious to need comment-they will be felt and
relished by all who have a taste for genuine
song. We do not recollect passage in any
poet, not even in Byron himself, which surpass-
cs this, in the grandeur and beauty of imagery,
IN the charm of classical aluson, and felicity
of expression. Such poetry would have done
honor to Greece in her proudest days; and if
her ignoble sons had not too often
"FiH'd high their CUPS with .Samian wine,''
the Tyre of such bard, like that of I'yrtsus,
would revive the martial and heroic spirit of
their fathers, and animate them to intepen-
dence and freedom.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
William HIDE,

Hal Jar Sale al has BsoEstare, No. 3, .Hussegs
Roc,
CTOTT'S Militia Tactics-Maine Militia Law
t-ll-Statue Laws OF Maine-Acfs passed at the
astIscssion Of the Legislature Town Off
cerf-Oiiver's Conveyancer-Jay's Family Prayer
-Ciowper's Poems, new and elegant edition, in
3 Ils. price S4-Comic Dramas. By Miss Edge
worth, 60 l-2-Hints on Early Education-Par-
entls Assistant-a great variety of Children's
Boo ks, and books Tor Sabbath Schools sabbath
sch pol Tickets add Rewards Of Mert-Schoo
Books Of every kind in general use, by wholesale
or retaii, together with a general assortment of
BookS Sc Stationary.
Jusfice's, Court, ard Commercial Hanks and
olahk Account Books. The above will be sold
on he most reasonable terms for eash.-Paper
haks--cheep-skins suitable for book binding, on
approved credit.
ne Maine Justice will shortly be published.
and Tor sale as above. Those who procure six
subscribers, will receive a seventh copy gratis
fefsons wishing subscription papers can have
then ny calling as above. Aug. 8.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
trFlRE!t

THE Manufacturer Insurance Company, re-
4 Gently established in the City Of Boston, for
the express purpose Of lnsuring against Fire,
with Capital of Ihre1 funded TIL 1sarid Dol
lars, now offer to Manufacturers three ghout the
United States, an opportunity OF iuslrlng their
property against this destructive element, (which
the greatest care and strictest atuAntion cannot
always prevent, and which, in unfortunate
moment, frequently reduces afiuent and inde-
pendent families 10 poverty aud Distress al such
moderate rates, az cannot isil 10 induce owners
of factories to secure themselves against loss.
The Company are in no manner restricted as
10 tie description Of risks, but will naSae premi-
ums in ali cases, however hazardous, and Oh the
most favorable Terms. Not only Cotton, Wool
len, and other Manufactures, will be insured at
this Office, but also Dwelling Houses, Stores,
Furniture, Goods, aud Merchandise, with every
other description OF property subject TO loss or
injury by hTe.
The Company take this opportunity to state
the kind Of Information deemed most nece ssary
to be made ~ the applicants, as the premiums
IN great measure, will be graduated by their
representation, TO wit -
Where situated? or what materials are the
buildings constructed For what purpose occu-
pied How many stories are tue buildings !?
of what materials the roofs What buildings
are IL tie vicinity and their distances flom the
one to be insured and for what parpose occupi-
ed Ia what manner are the building. heated
and lighted ?-Whether the picker, machine
shop, bcachery, dye house, &c. &c. are ID, or
annexed to tile buildings 10 be insured If a
watch is kept in the building or engine at
tached to the establishment And if INSURANCE is
wanted on the several buildings belonging to
the factory, the applicant will state the differ
ent amounts on each and if convenient, the
Company would wish TO have ground plot, to
give them some idea Of the buildings to be IN
sured.
As the Company will not, for the present, take
more than tcenty thousand dollars any one
risk, and possessing an ample capital, give un-
doubted security TO the assured.
Persons DESTROYS of Insurance, who may reside
out of the city, by forwarding their applications,
by mail, or otherwise, TO the Secretary, may be
assured the came will meet with immediate at
tenton.
SAMUEL HUNT, Secretary.
Office, No. 81, Stale Street, Boston.
July l6 1929. 3m
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
a Fresi. supply Of NEW GOODS, just
receired BY
Royal Aincoln.

"a case assorted Canton GRAPES,
- Black and colered Nsnkin dc.
Red Cashmere SHAWLS,
Canton Grape do
Silk and cotton do.-Muslin ROBES,
PLAID SILKS-Halisn do.
Tartan & Scotch PLAlDS,
Turkey COLTlIS--4-4 English GFNGHAMS,
Black Barcelona HANDKERCHlEFS.
Fancy silk HANDKERCHIEFS-P
Boxes Coiegue WATER.
also
Factory AMS-SHEETINGS s.
RTiNGS--CHECKS- RIPES--BED-
INGS--SATTINETTS- Sewing COTTON,
K. If. Aug. y.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
Lauds on Dead River.

THE Trustees ofthe Bath Academy having dc
termined with the view Of commencing in
siruct'on, to dispose Of the LANDS granted t.
them by government, invite persons disposed to
purchase, TO examine the half township No. I.
Range 4th, at ihe head Of Dead River, in Oxford
County.
The southern half Of this township, with the
exception Of about 1000 acres on The southeast
OF the river, on which a settlement has been
commenced, and Of 640 acres appropriated 10 the
Of Schools snd the Ministry. to be located by
the purchaser, beng about 1000 acres Of well
i.iatered land, with good sell and conve nent
communication for the transportation Of lumber
to the ocean, Is BOW offered for sale or long cred
il with satisfactory security.
Proposals will be received End information
given by the undersigned committee. till the
meeting Of the Trustees. TO be held at BATH.
on the oath September next, for the purpose OF
completing The contract.
BENJAMIN aMES,
EEEN. CLAP
BENJAMIN RANDALL,
PETER II. GREEN,
DAVID STlNSON.
Bath. Aeg. 8, 1922
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
BOWDOlN COLLEGE.

CANDIDATES for admission into Bowdoin COLLEGE
- will Be eXaniiuedi in Massachusetts Hail. on 7h7.,s
day. Aug. p, being the day after commencement. a,
O'clock, A. Nj. They musr produce certificates az
their good moral character. They are required 10
write Latin dramatically, and to re well acquainted
with Walshs Arithmetic. Cummings Geography, Cic.
eros select Oraions. tbs Bucocs Georges and Enc
I'll Of Virgil. Saust the Greek Testament and ColIec-
tanea Grrca Minora. Candidates, who cannot con-
vcniently attend at Commencement will be examined
az the close OF the vacation Thursday the 26ih Of
September WILLIAM ALLEN President
Bowdoin Collage. .4ug. l. lr12
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
Valuable situation T.: sale.


I1aE subscriber, beng about 20 leave The piacs
l. CT his present RESIDENCE, will sell, on II ans
peculiarly advantageous To Tie purchaser, bis Eea.
Estate pleasantly situated near Tie centre AZ the
f0uri>hing town OF Waterfowl county Of oxford.
within half mile Of a congregational Meeting
house ana Eiiy rods of the bead auding-piere uf
the contemplated Cumberland and Oxford Canal.
Said real estate consists cf BALI an acre of excel!
lent LAND. Oh which are standing large, run-
veneni, two story dwelling b use, about tive
thirds neatly and faithfully fhi-hed, having unl'
i IN excellent cellar. perfectly frost rroof; good
STABLE, we'll haiti aud cout enicnt a large
nnl comrnoJious STORE. n o having under il a.
good cellar, with she'd, connecting sail store
with tie stable
Al,o uss,ly furnished LAWYERS or
FlCE.-Ths bindings were erected about two
years ago, eT tie best materials and t5e work
thoroughly done.
his stand II considered By an who have any
acquaintance with IL o. tie one Of the most lucra-
tive asveil as pleasant ia the cnnDiy Of Oxfo~t
fJr practising attorney or d FFadrr.-T dwell
ling-house j. well calculated. either from its con-
venience or local ssuaSion,l0r a Hotel or Boarding.
house
Also, Pew No. IN, well situated On tie floor or
the congregational Meeiing-hunse.
he will also sell his ofice furnitUre consisting
Of every thing necessary add Convenient.
The terms Will be made librri, and in .cfr
respect satisfactory. For further ilformetion ar
pIicaion may be made 10 Hon. EzEKTEL WHIg-
MAN Portland, or the subscriber III lie PREMISES
CHARLES WHITMAN.
Waterford, July 22, 1922.
n. B. All persons indebted 10 the sabscfibev
are hereby requested TO make paymert Nv tile i.,E
day OF October next, as he is determined 10 corcs
BY law all demands remaining unsettled after ihai
time.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13

~
which together with their former Stock, enables
them to offer a general assortment Of Goods ii
their line. ....VIZ..
Elegant gilt cut and thrust SWORDS,
Gilt, plated and brass Artillery Do.
Proved Muskets, Rifles and Pistols,
snot Pouches and Powder Flask.,
q lit coat and vest Star BIZ TTONS,
Gilt and plated Sword Chains and Knots.
Gold, silver, plated and tinsel EPAULETTS.
Gold, silver, aud plated Lace and Binding.
Gold, silver, and plated hat Bands and Tassels,
Gilt, plated and silk Stars and Resets,
Silk and worsted SASHES.
Morocco Sword BELTS,
Gilt, plated and brass cap and belt PLATES
Gold, plated and worsted Cord and Braid,
cases very rich Vulture & common PLUMES.
Yellow Tulips or plume SOCKETS, &c. &c.
A great variety OF rich, plated and Brian
MIA coffee and tea POTS-rich cut Glass & com
mon plated CASFORS, from 4 to 8 bottles-plat-
ed fruit and cake Basket,-plated & brass CAN
DLESIr Ks and LAMPS, various patterns
plated nd steel Shutters and Trays-ivory, Done
and common table and dessert Knives and Fork,
-Japanned bread Baskets & tea Trays-copper.
brass and bell mettle Kettles-iron and brass
WElGHTS-copper -Spelter--Cop-
per-bar and sheet Lead store and ship Pumps
lead Spouts--brass Andirons-- SLoyels and
tongs and Hooks, &C. &c.
They also continue 10 manufacture and hare
constantly on hand as usual,
Warranted gold NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. soup
I,adles-tabie and tea Spoons-sugar longs
salt Spoons and Thimbles-gold watch Chains,
Keys and Seals-Ear Rings-Pns and Rings
Hair Necklaces and Bracelets, &c. &c.
Military Officers aud Companies will BE-
furnished upon such terms as cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction and are respectfully invited to
examine for themselves.
GFCdSH given for old Silver-Copper-
BrrSs and Lead.
Portland. july 80, NJ
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13

JEREMIAH Lowell, paupcr, who put IN
a. cf tho care NJ the subscriber bv the 0vcrsees Of
the fccr of the tewn Of CUMBERLAND, has left nv
House this is forbid all persons from hs,bouriag
tii,s;in. him my as will pay any debts
o. his contracting after this date
DAVID FRINGE
Cumberland Aug. 9Th. .G1s
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13

The following Gentlemen are Members of TIE
Society W he .dcts Of Incorporation, viz
Drs. Ammi X. Mitchell. Jonathan Page Dan
iel Ro-e, Nathaniel Coffin, Benjamin Vaughan.
samuel Aver. Ariel Mann, Timothy Little, Luz
Their Carey, Enocb 5. Tappan, Seth Char.llsr.
Samuel Carrier, Joseph Gilman, John Stock
bridge, johann MouIton, Samuel Small, Joel II.
Ellis, John Brown, Daniel Coney James Bowen.
Samuel Emerson Dudley Folsom Jacob 1euk.
buy Cad Hitchcock, John al HYDE. benjamin.
ID. Bartlett, Amos Nrre, Cornelius Holland
James Parker, James Rates, John Grover, Rufus
Burnham, Josiah prescott, Ambrose Howard
Isaac Lincoln, Peter Whitney, Jetnes Cochran
samuel Weed, Stephen Cummings lssacbar Smell
Benja. Bradford, Oliver GriswoIl, Moses Wing
Benjamin Wilson. Gilman G.. Burleigh. SYLVIA
nns Cults, Edmund Buxton Enoch Ioyriav.
Horatio &. BaIch, Bel min H. Mace Ifriei
Huntington, Beuiam,n Chandler, Thomas Brid.,
hnm, sylvanus Watwman, Timothy w. Naldrer.
Calvin Gorhsm, Isaac BERNARD, James Aver. Dr.
John Allen, Caleb Emrrv, Elisha J. Ford. Bpris-
min a. Green, JOIN Barker, Peleg Benson. Iuhn
y. hiarke, David III. Raymond. John Mcrr:H.
rhihP X. Iheotaid. Josiah Gilman, ,Iuspph AL
len, Algan Bacon. Moses Baker. Rovsll Rrews
ter sam'I FArnswrrth, Abel Halt. Jasepb uavcs.
Richard G. Shannon, David Bacon. Abel Hall
Jr. Charles Trartan, William sandborn Silss
Blake, Moses. Swett Beniamin Chandler. Rob-
ert Carr, Moses Aver, Stephen 1hayer, Moses
Mason, r. Joseph l.. Stevens, William LYMAN.
" iliiam Payson and Ebenezer Poor.
The printers of the Hallowe Gazette and Ban
gor Register are requested 10 insert the above in
their papers I'LL he day Of meeting and forward
their bills TO the Secretary Of lie Society ,rctious
to said day.
Bath, July %, 1922
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
ROYAL LINCOLN,
Exchange Street., PORTLAND
HAS JOSH Reed AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
Seasonable Goods,

.a.CoNsIsTING or.
SUPERFINE d common, black, blue
and mixed BROADCLOTHS & CAsSIMERES,
Woolinet;s angola Cloth-Cotton Cassimeres,
Black aud colored Bonlbazeens-Worst DO.
case black and folored canton Grapes,
Black Nsnkin a.-Rombazetts,
( case 4 4 Irish Linens,
9 A Mcrino shawls, very elegant,
icriuo ilaudkerchiefs and points,
CasimeIes, Grape, silk aud cotton Shawls,
Black Italian Silks--do Forences,
Black and colored Levantincs- Cravat.,
Muslin Gown Pattcrns-Ca mbrics,
Sd aud 4 Cambria Prints --Velvets,
Light and dark CalIcocs,
silk and cotton Umbrellas-Parasols-
Linen and cotton Dsmask -Dimoties,
Russia & Derry apers-VestiDgs,
British CottoDs-blk. white and colored Italian
Grapes,
Flag, Baadanna, Fancy and black silk Handker-
chiefs,
Flag, blue and Madras Cotton do.
Thread Laces-light and blue Nankins,
English GiDghams-sewing Silk and Twist,
Carpet Bindings -Battons,
Garniture Ribbons, sc. sc.
bale Carpeting.
ALSO. misunderstanding Shirtings-
Checks-Gingham Bedtickngs sewing Cot
ton, &c. IT, May 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
Eowdoin College.

MOTTO Z j. hereby given that the sies meet
ilgo, The Roari of g, er>eer- az BOW dom
COLI EGE will be holden in the College Chaptf
on fuesav, ihetwentieih Instant al two O'Clock
in tbe afternoon.
JOSEPH M'KEEN, see'ry.
ErEnsrickr Dig. 1929.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
STOP THEE

~ lohtN from m entry uf Public Hcu-e III
- shis town, the past week, hareshack mixed
ohtAi CO n, with rapes, hound with black
SILK ferret dark olive velvet collar basket LU'-
IONS Colour OF the coat. and lined with Hack
siik- Whoever will return said great coat. with
or sNHhout The thef az be- ssiiiEhiy reward
ell. Apply at the : STATESMAN OFFICE.
Portland. August s 1899
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
Medical Society Of Maine.

- ~ ~7etO.Y " -FaN'Ft.
'EHE ANIMAL meeting Of the MEDICAL So
ClElY OF MAINE, will be held al Bow
DOM COLLEGE in Brunswick, on tuesday the
10th day Of August next, the day preceding Com
mencement, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The annual assessment Of two dollars becomes
due on that Gay.
Per Order,
BENJA. D. BARTLETT, Sec'y.
Bath, Jolly esd, 1892
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
Medicine, Paints, DC.
HENRY BUTMAN,
Has just received pr. ship Liverpool, from

Has just received pr. ship Liverpool, from
Liverpoot,
81 ~ lfN Tbs Valerian ROOT,
II wv doz Evans LANCETA,
doz. Anderson's PILLS,
10 casks white LEAD,
tons Ground do. do. in Oil
casks Venetian RED,
3 do. Spanish BROWN,
100 lbs Rose PINK,
100 lbs Orange LEAD,
so lbs burnt Terra de SEEMS,
cask Rotten STONE,
3 hhds WHITING,
groce Pencil BRUSHES,
or. fine CARMiNE,
doz. varnish BRUSHES,
reams Sand PAPER,
2 groce Court PLASTER.
o5 lbs Red WATERS,
50 NJ. Tenter HOOKS.
The above articles are OF fine quality. and
will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Portland, July ., 1922. (9w.)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
Spring and Summer GOODS.
Edward Howe,

1T NO. ;, .neTchd1lt's RO1U,
MIDDLE STREET, PORTLAND,
HAS just opened cor sale, blue, black, mixed
- and brown
BROADCLOTHS &, CdSSI.NERES,
cotton Cassimeres--w and cold Satteens-
black and cold Bombazeens-blue and yellow
Nankins- white and cold Jeans-black, blue
and white 1abby Fclvets-GInghan and Nus
liz Robes--one case Canton Crapes--one case
A aud z 8 Irish Linens-4-4 Cambria Prints
Calicoes- Cling hams---boos, eno and fg'd Mus
lin ----Cambric Nuslins-Linen Cambria Il Hdkfs.
thread Laces-fag, bandanna and fancy Silk
tidkfs.-merino Nantes and lidkis.-Bomba-
DISQUALIFICATION Confederation Shawls--
Standardization and angola Hose--british
Shifting white, black and green Frer. h Grapes
tartan Plaids--T iannels-.ilk ard cotton L m
brel!es-l;nen and cotton Damask --Parasols-
Dimoties-ltalian Lnstring--V and Mar.
Sc lie. Ve.tings-Nankn Crapes--green, black
and white Sarsnetts-nlack Sir chaws-ltalina
sewing Silk silk Twist Buckram and Padding
-Bedtickings he etinss-- Shirtings--Gin ms
Stripes-C ecks-Frinses bed Bindings &c.
&c. sc. IT, May 28, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-13
NOTICE.

4 RSCONDED from my service the s5,b
"A June last past, EDV ARD MARCH an ia
deu'rd apprentice 10 the subscriber, Cabinet Ma
ker Said March was trenty years Of age on the
f2th April last, and r. have been informed is
now emplcyei ~ nc City Of Boston. All persons
are hereby forbid trusting cr harhorng said appren
lice, ii they would avoid the penalties Of The law
AS ] am determined n pay 70 debts If his con
tracing. WILLIAM HASKELL.
July so. f31-