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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

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MATTApONY LAND FOK SALE

I'll SYiNf determined to the south, shall dis
IA pose OF the tract OF land which live in Caroline
cqr ON very reasonable terms The lies within about
es Of lowing Green, and conians 1913 by
er-Abou 80 or 80 acres OF the grounds
river SIDE OF which bank has lately thrown
p.t Oh the country, combines neutrality-suspicious.
uisposed 10 purchase will view and Judge Cor them
sdves IL sale is In time privilege viii be eyen The
pIchaser to seed wheat this fail not the subscriber will
esp me ground prepared, and sci! with the land.
van DC gwen ifst oil January next, perhaps
"f ~. -, ~ fcqaiTeu' ALLEN APPERSON.
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Prince Edward, Iannnry IS. '' ys.--,ds
: VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE

WISH 10 sell Df land in county of Hardy in the
n SKATE OF virginia, containing bS patent urtry -four
Thousand light hundred lying waters OF
rev aud Patterson creeks. These have by persons
acquainted an, them been recently represented 10 me, as
Nalueeles and adapted culture
WI also sell an undivided interest in valuable real
Feronsiesiatc IN Tue county ooford state OF Ken
tuckt i-uesicd by the viii of fruncis deceasec The
real estate shglly improved, and the known 10 be of
first quality and highest value.
wo valuable farms lying the banks York river In
virginia, are for sae-the copainl eight hundred
acres OF superior high land this on the river
more Than mile Ia extent Is productive in corn wheat and
tobacco, and has attached it, valuable summer and win
yer sery and god mill contiguous rivers an
inXhaustibe supply of kelp is always margin
oi he aver which has been proven by repeated
70 e yaHbe manure and large ssppIie, shell
nr sd from several parts of tis
Pnting tour hundred and fifty acres lies Contiguous TO
me town ol York. and borders the river This farm is
adapted 20 the culture of grain; is well waered has at
deed 10 It thirty or forty aid and mari
naphs from whence much of this valuable manure may m
prpcrred The whole of this is n improve
nen being Tor the last six years, enclosed by fence
Both OF these tracts navigation and TO te
markets of Norfolk and Baltimore.
No part OF the purchase money OF the last tracts will
ne required Tor some years the interest thereon heinz
cnred, Fnd puncaaly paid Tue subscriber residing in
sdk t" viii receive applications purchase OF the
oVs ian aud VIII in person she,V latter tracts IN
persons DESTROYS purchase. THOMAS f;RIFEIV
February s. ~ oar
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IRUNT SAIE

pursuance of deed trust executed 10 me nv Wilson
n Allen n wje, for purposes therein mentioned bear ring
date ir si>t III December 1884, duly Caroline
court tshaii proceed, the 3 o Uarch ea. al The Bow
Ing Green s public auction, sell for cash tlact OF
ina con'esrd IN said deed containing about thousand
;creS ur 50 inch thereof a. will sun, Of 5000 will,
interest Rom ,e si January 1921 the and cha
oie1ecusrg TINS trust.
RE hact lies within mile half of the povlinp
S'reeu Hrd has totsle Improvements for small family
% ScrDer acting as trustee, will convey but title
as Is scs,ti IN hua nv the deed Of trust.
2. 6O--t5
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l[5F7. VALUABLE HANOVER LANES
ron S8LE

A The Subscriber having determined
isstHM todispose Of his WILDWOOD ESTATE in Tho IN
!{A& per end of The county OF lanover ON the Will
81 liens creek, will positively sell tine same t m b,
sidder upon The premises Wcdnesd0y he Q1,6 gy ~
FEBRUARY next, upon credit Of SIX months for ono tb ~
mc purchase money eighteen months one other tlr
aN Two ana an a years for the remaining third ,e mr.
ehesef giving bond and security Tor the rsf payment ADJ
uesu OF trust upon the property 70 the pdncna ia
inent Of the different instruments. 800 f''
ihf advantages attending this very desirable farm, are
sSn a' are rarely combined in this part country The
sPt : GENERALLY rei and much improved the use az c
yer ana plaster aud j. well adapted the cultivation Of
Wncs, corn and tohycco IL has excellent spring water
MY yards Of The house, and & wc wairred y va
icy ipg on tif rent parts Of The land The builduos
SpH,l.' 81 comfortable dwelling fOf family RE 1er
&c. = large two story barn, aud tresl,,,
ehe maze Of choice materials quite new .i,,cio,e
ann Stable. all cunveuenv Situated also n ,tbt
~ sery ron which so 40 gallons of sprt NAV he
llf.e per day and answers the pn Pose ofa olacco l ~
apple orchards ''' s"Ou pe'eh ahd
sts iar,n contains BY late survey eirt hundred
"us weii StnateS 20 ne divided Eto t,eo very
sics y ht iweny-thrcc miles above tbe civ ~ nt~t
.on, ven ne east Of Uoochland Courthouse and odf,s
ne hso Samuel Mosby and others. TIE s,rclo sss s;li
I've we Ptiege Of seeding wheat at The usual time ami
ssou " we n"use on the payment Of che rst in
u iu POSSESSION rs soon tle crops nre p,fhefed i
Nenen'en o' The city from The lower country 0i,
w" SUMMER retreats N this healthy souur, are in,;i5 IL
ea' ann view TIE premises, which viii Le shown Inv a. am
residing thereon, al any time previous go the y Of
Henover, Decenhor25. n, ,Sv 5,,,,'i "
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WILL BE SOLD

PoN TUESDAYS the nth day of March, SIP NJ the late
residence OF JOHN H. Venabe dereased the county of
Prince Edwasi for cash. the rac: ot land pon which th.
said decreased resided in the county Edward con-
tai,ng NO hundred and mine and hall acres more
or iesn those that now rcnInn the following slaves
J'ni ien Amy, Tabby Joseph, cicn, tannal and kissu
,nu sndfy o1'r Tcrsou property consisting OF all the
u2'' iih ana Achen furniture, plantation ious uten
s.sni e'.ry tin ourw led riding carriage tie stuck
"i c4aiie on ihc plantation. and of valuable hnok
cnNtNs IN tru> To ihe subscribe m The said John H. Ven
'n'e. - 'ec OF fc'ri in the county of Prince E-
Wa1 WITCH 'rc1 bears date the 7tl day OF AuerSt i3Ia
iu ntende ~ secure the siRlry
mentioned To " titan Yeiaie Charles Woot.snl own
tghs anu Samuel Fritbc and t- 81 IL Charles Wocdson
eAeeRtois VI James Ewing drcra,ed.
WIJLIAhi fENICK, (.,
JAMES I. PRICE, iT"s'ees'
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- VALUABLE REAL EsTATE-

n Il u.
EssM The house and plantation adjoining The CITY NJ
lS1a4- Williamsburg, late the residence of Iittieton
azeNeu deceased = offered for sale Any gentleman de-
linus giving his children literal education or kecn;n
Dunrng house on an extensive scale would find great adj
an,age ~ purchasing this estate of which dwelling and
suhOuses are calculated to accommodate 6,miiv Of ~,
The land consisting of about 400 acres is highly i'm
proved ana compartments one OF the profitable mead
s ois extent IN the state Applications purchase at
private contract may be made William 1azcwe Of the
Ivy OF hiehmond or William o. 6oOdc Of MeckIenb,irr
rnlI'li nnf sold IN this mode previous TO the i2,t rs,
q ir.s peft yin then be offered highest bidder
Oe5ose tue aoor OF the raleigh Tavern in williamsburg.
Aly person wishing TO view this property NAV sppy 10
the present manager thereof Nfr'' "
Ahs Hbpse and VIII he sold entire, in lots 10 set pur-
erms oneiourth IN cash, and the balance in one
ard Q" o yenrs from the dan Of sale " w
WILLIAM TAZEWIsII 1rs,,or. ,e IT,
CATHERINE TAZEWELI. Well dseid
February T. a. O.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-18
VALUABLE MEDICINE
ANTl-DYSPEPTlCK PILLS


Prepared by Henri Joaes-Ne7v York,
A N approved aud slmos certain remedy for
n Dyspepsia. or Indigestion. hshitu.l cos
tiveress and piles.
Il is well known thst Dysreptis is one Of the
most frequent and formidable diseases of our
country. Is commencement ;sindcsted in dif-
feren, psients by various symptoms, Of which
the m remark able are, trregHlarify Of the 6Op-
els, obstinate c0Sifrtness, headache, commonly
cAiitd NERVOUS or SILK headache. ysiiOrHesS OF ne
eyes ana 'kin, OcidRy Of NE a0maoh after eating
eiton called hart burn. faiuIenee or wind IN me
siOHsacF, hitter fasfe in tie mouth in the morning
Joeiid breath, drovsinfss enty dinner dfLjhfy
!aSsiiade emGciIfion depression gf spirits. sc
Tbs Pills now offered are no, proposed on tbe
prtncIric 81 speci6.ks- Their use was sugges-
ted by theory ia their iicacy has been ,ts'ed
: By hong and fsi.lful experience and The resul,
hes BE- en- unpsrslleled success.
Piles being onneced with indigestion ard
cosuveress, are certsRs and s. eedily removed
b. ihe,e Fills.
Persons afflicted with ssy Of the above symr.
toms, are ss>ured, that the Anh-Dyspep,icL
P,ils re remedy well worth their Aitention
aud entitled TO their entire confidence.
For sale wholesale and retail ty
HENRY BUTMAN
Portland, SEPT. Is, 1921. eUwiy
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Mem School Book.

u Mem School Book.
THE Evangelical Instructor designed for The
Use of schools. Price 81 t.2 cents.
First Lessons Ia topography and Astronomy
with seven Maps, and Plate OF the Solar Sys
tenn for the use OF young children. Price p ctHis
.jOuieson's Grammar Of Rhetorick and Polite
literature, comptehending the principles cf Ian
guage and style-ihe Elements OF Taste and Crit-
ICsm, with rules for the study of Composition and
hioqGence, illustrated by appropriate Exsmpes
with questions. Prize SiG5.
IytIer's and Robins Elements OF Ancient and
NJ odern History, with questions. Price 81 so
Questions. 81 1-2 cent.--tor the use Of schools
WEeipley's Colnpend Of History, from IL e ear.
iest tunes, comprchendiDs general view at the
present state of the world and brief dissef alton
or the importance Of Historical Know ledge, with
Questions adapted the woIk for the Of schools
aud academies. Price g 81 10, Questions i Z ctE
Questions to Murray's Gammar.
Perry'S Spelling Book.
Just Published and for Sale as above, new snd
improved edition Of Perry's Spelling Book.
universities hymn BOOKS.
Village Harmony.
f2th, 18th, 14th, 18Th, 10Th and nth Editions
Of the Village Harmony.
TfmpH CGrmiRG
VI songs ~ the etnpie-tt H uiN olu TsuItIoHB OF
the Bridgewater Collection Of Sacred Music.
Northern Harmony.
5th Edition Of the Northern Harmony.
-.4LSO-
JUST RECEIVED,
DON JUAN, by Lord Byron.
Lady Mnrgan's Italy, Q vols.
Endless AmEsements, a collection Of nearly 800
entertaining experiments II the various branches
OF science, VIZ :-Acoustios- Atithmetic-C Chem
istry-Electricitv- Hydraulics---Hy drostctics.-
Msgnetism- Mechanics snd Optics.
Clark Astronomy.
Visiting Cards and Billet Paper.
FARMERS ALMANACS
r. p. Thomas, Maine, Christian and Pocket
ALMANACS for
l@92a
For sals as above by the thousand, gross, dozen or
single.
Public and private Libraries furnished at the
shortes, notice, ard on Is good terms as can be
purchased elsewhere. e. Oct. so,
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LIS no Lard; Boxes Slipping AMI No. 4
IN eoir boxes Mould aud Dipped Candles
6, g. 4 los.
Ohests y Boxes Hyscn. Young Tyson, Tyson skin
and Souchong TEAS
Pipes CnSnac BRANDY.
Iihds. Tobagc & ST. Croix RUM
HINES.
Lump Sugar. lids. & Hbls. au,covsdc StrG.iR.
Boxes Smoking PIPES.
Bags COFFEE.
CHOCOLATE.
Just rfre'rei, and fgr sale e,
} bore,.Ir.S Commission Stort,
Jan. Isl 10 y, LONG FHfRF
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b. & G.. WILLIS


1T Az jdst received, by the Triton, from Liv-
II erpooI, a few real Norwich ca NJ BLETS,
Browns and NAVY bLUES, for Gentlemen ;
Closks.
a fine assortment of Barnsley
Table Linen, in cloths bEa pieces, Of all sizes
plaid and Colourcd Dama>k Table Covers Ga 20
12-4-Duyeys-stout English Diaper, for Iuwe-
ing-Linen Napkins-Scotch Linen Lawn, for
Hdkfs--Shoe Linens-LInen Sheetings--Irish Lin
ens-t00 printed Cashmere Shawl, beautiful pat
terns--the best quality of Caroline PlaiLs, 10 be
sold at 80 cents per ysrd-soariet, crimson, blue
and green Mofeans--Ladies' white and colored
kid aud beaver Govss-men's and boys leather
do.-English silk Hose, of every description--haf
do.--spun silk GIoves-French Piareens for La.
die.' winter capes--a great variety Of inserting
Trmmings--Brussels Competing and hearth Rugs.
HGdiing for PeEsses.
They have remaining, Of their fall importation,
ve'y complete assortment of London
.SHpertfne Cloths g. CaSSimereS
A 6ne choice of LADIES CT OlHs;
BrOadcioths, Contings, D.Bas, Kerseys, super
fine Hunters Cloths. Flanneis, Scotch
Plcids and Bom6azens
All Of the above, together with an extensive as
sor,Dient of other seasOndbie Goods they have ip-
ported his season, direct from he manufactures,
and will seIi 1T the lowest importing prites.
Portland Dec. 18th, 1891. If
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NcE Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN.
Exchange sIrfti.

EI0fGHge etIttt.
II As,just received, and now opening for sale
- large ard extensive assortment Of new
Fashionable Goods
&C the latest importa,ions, Wiz Bale KID
MINISTER CARPETlNG--t Case Figured
CANTON CRAPES--l Case :iain do.--Black
Nsnkiu Grape Dres-e--f Case 1 Irish LIN
ENS--Linen DAMASK-Linen CA BBICS-
Linen Cambria II lkts-Eng iishu hitc SILK HOSE.
French Black and White DO. do.--Engish and
French black and white Silk Gloves-Beaver and
Kid GIoves-Merino characterization do-blk.
Synchaws-do. Sarseneis- COlored Lus;rings--
qack AMI white Satiins-doub.c chain biz. Le-
vantne siks-Sik and Cotton Veveis-eiegant
Fringed CRAVATS- Menu black, white and MKT
Worsted aud Cotton Hose Wumen's white hik
and slate 10. do-5-i black BOMBAZINE--Fi Fig
ured 30 IBAZE T'TS-Plain do.--TARTAN
PLAIDS-Fig'd& Plain Jaconet Musius-Fig'd
& Plain l.eno 4 Book do.-wih'e Cotton Cdmbrics
Coored do Cambric VI usIins Black white 4 green
Italian and French Grapes EnglishGnghams Bit
ish Cltto1s-Furniture Patch-Calicoes- Cotton
Observation-Disclosures sIentia and Silk Vestings
Flag and Bandanna Hdkfs.- Black Silk DO. -
blk. red and assorted COLOURS
Cashmere ShdnlS,
with and without Borders Black Stockine;t--
Blue Nankins-Ye fellow do MilIinet-BonDet
Paper-black and white Wound Wire--Cotton
Shswis-Dimities Jeans; Nankinetts; Russia
Diapers; blk. and brown Linens; Billions :
Tapes Buttons Cotton, and Linen Threads
Sewing Silks, Twists Cotton Balls &c &c. &c.
Black, blue, drab, MKT, haresback and brown
Br0Gdc!0ths; black, blue, white, drah, MKT, and
bareback CGssimeres; Blue Queens Cloths; blue
aud light colored Peiisse Cloths green and drsb
Coafings; D,fiis kerseys; drab Hunters
Cloths; blk. white, yellow, and green FiGnnets;
Swa.Iskins 81, 9-4, t0-4 6 ia Rose Blankets,
e.. &c. &c. &c.
ALSO a geneEl assortment or
Factory Goods, viz. Cotton
Shsetings Bediiekmgs cinghans Checks and
Stripes; SGtineHs Derry Diapers Bale
American red Fannels SILK and Cotton TnJr4t-
las ;Parasols Bristol Bricks for cleanisg Knives
g. Forks. (tf) Sept. 1894 .
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GEORGE WARREN.

GEORGE WARREN.
Fore St,eet-Neor The head Of Ingruhans Wharf
Has just received and cfers for sale
on boxes and chests young Hron aud SOU.
OO chong TEAS,
hhds W. l. and ST. Creix RUM.
oGusrter Casks snd pipes Malaga and Lis
bon WINE.
1000 lbs. best Cheese,
bsles Gotten,
10 hhds. retailing Molssses.
casks Sperm Oil,
~ casks goa. Al and lod Mills.
10 bols Muscosado Sugar,
Casks Rice,
Boxes PIres-do.T by 9 and 6 By 10 CIssa
Mould and dipped Candies,
100 ar. Soxes Cigars,
so re.ms Wrapping Paper,
lo bbs. Apples-bags Of s els.
Bsgs PePp.T-Pirlerto-Blo Sab,
tosnsc B'andy-A merle & Holland Cir
GERRY Rum-W iddsor and bar Sosp.
Double * Ened Sal Petre,
West lndIa & domestic Coffee C hoc.is,a
Iassis-Cioves-Nul Sup.rs
stare -Sulphur-Ginger-I. L. Indigo.
Powder and Shot. &c. sc
Also zn assortment "a
Lard 4 HoLiom Hare.
Ocgeber so.
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vILLT.4N OXNARD,
Cation and Uoolen Goods, vi-.

8roadcloihS. Cassimer~, FianneIis, Ecmbazeus,
Wiibore>, Rattinetts worsted Hose DuIts, riaihs,
Kerseys, Vestings. Cahicoes. white anu t0iuuIt'
Cambrics, Ginghafus, cotton and six Hanuk ~
cashmere Shawl Buttons, boxes OF cotton ball>'
Pins. Ribbons, black I.ustrings, black iauan
Crsna. sewing Silk and Twist, tahby Neivrts,
brown Linens oil Cloths, Russia table L'nrn,
Shirtines. carpet Bindings, silk. Gloves, &c
ALSO-Faclory Cinghams. Checks, Sheet.
Ing, shrtng,, sattinett', white and coloured
Thread, &c. &c.
Net. O. 1921. -.
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LOST.

oNi about Che 10Th III. ou tle road RI On OR
Il hsm 10 saccarspps, email red Morccr,
fo' AtI BOON. containing 6re dollars in bill
n"u notes AZ tie amount az about six Lurdrrc
'ui"r'' whoever wtll return seid Pocket Dnok.
WIN ~ contents shall Ie nrl' sriad fa- rAt.
trcute MATINEE Y,Mrrry
Ceri.em. Jaa Y. fssZ
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SEASONABLE GOODS,
FROM THE LATEST EXPLORATIONS.
lust RECEIVED, an extensive assert
n.ent, Nv
EDW ARD HOWE,
No. 5, Merchants Rosc, Middle ST.

No. 5, Merchants R0tc, Middle Street
Black, blue, brown, green and mIzed
BROADCLOTHS and CASSIMERES--one
aZIe FLANNEBS, and two bales BONE Il
ZETIS, different colours-one bale IA O. Cd
1914 ia l2-4 1874 ROSE BLANKETS blue
Hunters Cioth-Dufil-Coa tiugs- co4Ored BON.
bazeenes-Camblet-b lve, black and V bite Hat
tinetts--5Iue and brown Queens Cloth-Pelisse
Clo,h-Slk and WOrsted Vestngs-green and
crimson Moreau-b black, blue end white Iebby
Vcvets-Siik Velvets--DIab kersey--worsted
black Observation-Disclosures Shawls-priHted
Merino cbaWls aud Hanlkefchiels( "a new artice)
--worsted Hose-salisbury Flsnnels-Nankin 4
! Canton chaws-Sarsnets-twil'JS Silks
Flag and Bandana Handk crchiefs--Italian and
| French black. green and white CraPes-sewing
Silks and rwist-N keEchiefs-Calicos-Ihr bread
Laces-Madfass OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and col.
ored Cambric>--cotton Table Covers and Doyle
Fancy and black silk Handkerchiefs-Ieno and
book, plain and figured MusIins--cotton and linen
Threads-Furniture Patch & Dimity-slk Braids
aud Ribbons-white, brown and black Linens
cotton EmbH@sas-- gall and twist Buttons Buck
Doe, Beaver and Kid Gloves-linen Damask--
Russia Diapers--Bed bindings Fringes- " ebb'.
patent Suspenders, &c. &c.
Atso,
FGctory Sheetings -Shi, things inghams =
Stripes edttckings and Checks.
6UOO ID live Geese and Russia FEATHERS.
On hand good assortment of gilt and ma
bogsny famed LOOKING GLASSES, which
will be sold at large discount from the factory
prices. TO close the sale Of that article.
Efench Paper Hangings and Nj
itary Goods.
The above articles vii be sold low, for cash.
n-N. b. Beds and Mattresses
made at the shortest notice, and all orders pune
tually attended TO.
Portland, Oct. so. If
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SILK GOODS,

lust RECklN I'D one containing black.
81 white and green sARSNET1S,
Black sinchaws--black SIX Ilandkerchiefs,
Cross barred aud flag Handkerchief.
Blue BandHnnas--b and colored sewing silk.
White and pink Ponges-.eFerier black Grapes,
Double chain blk Leve"tisseshtd blk Florentines
To he sold at small advance by the piece for
CASH only, by
EDWARD HOWE,
Al No. ;. .he<ca0nrs Req. Jan. g.
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Massachusetts Cincinnati.

THE Standing Committee Of the Scciefy q
/ Cincinnati Of The Commonwealth Of Massdchu
sells in conformity with vote OF the Society
give notice TO the Widows and OFPhsns OF de-
ceased members, snd 20 such Of their ethreD
o. are in neces>nous circumstances, that srpIl-
cation for relief msy be made on or before 4
URDAY, the lo'h day Of January ensuing, TO
the Committee, or any member thereof.
The Committee
His Ex,H Gov. Brooks MAjor Daniel Jackson,
Dr.. D-vid Townynd. Capt. John Fowie.
Capt. Koberi w illams, Capt. Benjsmin Dams
Cspt. Adsms Bailey, Capt. Gsm'l B afford
John Calender. Esq. Cspt. Thomas Howe
MIR. Tbomss Jackson, Mr.. Samuel Perkins
Col. John Perkins, Joseph Peirce, E>q.
DR. Inn Hart, S-muel A. Well, Esq.
Capt. Francis Green, Rob't G. Shaw, E-q.
are notified. their meeting will be holden or
said Saturday the nineteenth day Of January, At
Concert Hall in Boston, st eleven O'Clock, fo'
the purpose of acting on sny applications which.
may be made. punc,usl attendance is reques
ted. THO'S JACKSON, assistant Sscy.
Boston, Dec. is. 1921. SisSos
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Drugs and Medicines.
HENRY BUTMAN,

H'dU Street, OFFERS For SHE,
7 6hl'. GL,UBEa suTs.
zoo lbs V.LERI.S RooT,
lease Gun CAMruoR,
10. MAGNEsIA,
50 groce white PHIALs,
200 groce pbial CoRKs,
biol. Gun ARABIC,
50 lbs red PREcIPITATB
100 lbs RHuBARB,
Dbl. CoLUMBe RooT,
do. Curcnma do
do. Apnis Seed,
20 lbs. Spanish 0rysn,
$50 lbs. QUIcKsILvER,
Gales Pinkr lol--Gentian
Snakeroot- Orange Peel,
SIENNA and Iiquorice Root
Cream Tartar best cold pressed Castor OIL
Canthsrides-Q nassia Wood Opium Borax re.
6ned crude Antinony-Flnr Sulphur Calomel.-
Tart. Neutrality-suspicious. Oil-Gum umo-
sisc-Oil Peppermint-Gun Myrrh-Sugar Lead
Gum Kno-CastiIe and Windsor Soap-Sper-
maceti-Burgunda Pitch-Musk--r Powdered JaI.
sp-OHVtrol IN Cases and csrboys-Balsam Co.
psiva- Cascarilla Bark, with an assortment of
Surgical instruments at Boston
prices. Gao Portland Nov. 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-18

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JOHN cox, Middle. Street.
Jan. j, 1e22.