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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04
Lees Grand restorative, or
Nervous Cordial.


ressng complaint the following, vz owness of spir
it's loss of appetite, mpury of the blood, ysterca afec
ons inward weakness, violent pains in the head back
ons and limbs, &c The principal operation OF thus rem
edy in the stomach, restoring the digestive power and
sending forth FL n that organ new health and vgor in
ny part OF the Systsm
Lees Essence and Extract Of Mustard, |
An nfaibe remedy for bruises, rheumatism, sprains,
numbness, chblains, &c.
Lees Ague and Fever Drops.
.lfidcHeto1un, Md Oct 10, 1921. |
Sir--We are happy inform you, that the result
Cater correct tria) of your Lees lue and Fever Drops
has been of the atterng kind not only few cases
have been cured of that very dsagreeabe rksome COM
pain but SIR every far enquiries have rea
ched has been perfectly cured and some indeed BY
doses only We desire to remain yours respectfully &c
To Mr. Noah Ridgey Baltimore,
Lees sovereign ointment for the Itch.
Warranted TO cure BY one application free from mercury
or any perncious ingredient This vegetable remedy is sol
mild yet ecacious that it may be used with the utmost
safety on the delicate pregnant lady, or child OF al
week old
Lees genuine Persian Lotion.
The Persian Lotion operates mildly rendering the skin
delcaely soft and smooth, improving the complexion
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific.
certain eectua cure for the venerea and gonorrSaea
| Lees Tooth Ache Drops,
| Which give immediate relief
Lees Tooth Powder,
| Which cIeanses and beauties the teeth.
Lees Eye Water,
/ certain cure for sore eyes.
! Lees Anodyne Elixir.
u For the cure of head aches.
i Lees Corn Plaster,
: For remsving and destroying Corns
j Lees Lip Salve.
Tie above famous Family Medicines are or sale By se
Scott No 9 aretstree Wilmington, who has just receu-
lea a fresh supply from baltimore.
~ please to observe that 7vateuer and zvereveryou buy
none can be Lees Genuine Family liedicfe without the
signature of the proprietor, NoAh Hio1ELf'
May 7,--1y. Late michael Lee q CO.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04
pARSIMoNY.

The following instance Of ayarce is recorded of
the late Dr. Barrett, Vice-Proyost Of Trioity Col
lege, Dublin, who died worth upwards Of eighty
thousand poundI
He had long been in the habit of INDUCING him
sell with tea, but sparing OF cream that he never
allowed his house.eeper 10 bring more than far
things worth at time. lie every morning put the
farihing into her hand, and despatched her to the
dairy but unfortunately one morning she stumbled
over stone and disIocaied her arm. He ordered
her to an hospital, and in his visit next day. to in
qure after her health, the following conversation
occurred" Do you see Molly, how do you do this
morning." "Ahl please your Rayarance. very
poorly, Sir" :" But do you see Molly, where is the
jug?'--" Please pour Ravarance, it broke in the
fall" "Ah! but do you see, Molly, achat became
of the farthiRg p,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04

Slander.-Against Slander there is no defence.
He'll cannot boast 20 foul fend nor man deporgt
so fell foe: 1t sabs with word with pod--wiih
a shrug--with look with smile 1t is the pes,i-
lence walking iii darkness, spreading contagon far
and wide, which the most wary traveller cannot
avoid: 1t is the heart searching dagger Of the dark
Assassin !: it is The poisoned arrow whose wound is
incurable 1t is the moral sting of the deadly
adder Murder is its employment: Innocence its
prey--and Ruin its sport.
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From the Religious Remembrancer.


a1zas sung By The Piue-S Street SaJ5ath School Chill
NEW YEARS DAY.
HAIL to the day whose dawning light,
Proclaims the newborn year
Help US, Q Lord with all our might,
To spend it in thy fear.
Our infant lips would try 10 raise
A thankful song to thee;
And oh that we may shout thy praise,
Through all eternity.
Thy hand, unseen, has been our guide,
While Death around us stood,
And mark'd its victims at our side,
And child their vital blood.
Kind friends have been supplied by thee,
Toguide our early youth;
To point our souls to Calvary,
And teach us heavenly truth.
oh why have we such favors shared,
From thine all bounteous hand;
While many children unprepared,
Have died at thy commando
Accept, dear Lord, our infant praise,
Forall thy kindness shown;
To thee we now commit our ways,
Oh take us for thine own.
And should we die before this year
Shall run its feetng round
On thy right hand may we appear,
And be with glory crown'd.-
Oh may our teachers all be there,
And thus their charge resign
Here, Lord, we bring our youthful care,
To be forever thine"
Teachers and scholars then shall sing
The everlasting Song;
Blessing and praise to God our King,
And majesty belong"
Philadelphia, January 1, 1928.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04

Bartae the French dramatic author; was remar-
ka5le for sclfishness. Calling upon friend, whose
|opnon he wished to have upon new comedy, he
found him in his last moments but notwithstanding,
proposed to him TO hear it read "Consider," said
the dying man, 81 have not an hour to live" "Aye"
replied Barthe, "bu this will only occupy half that
Time"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04

From an English paper.
The advantages Of Solitude for St,dy.
My garden neat,
Has gotta seat
Hid from ev'ry eye, sir;
There day and night,
read and write, ~
: And ao5odys the piSc7'.
"Defer not ill tomorrow to be wise;
To-moTow'ssun TO thee may never rise
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04

X Reinarc.--"When those whom we love treat US
with cold indfference-when those whom we have
supposed to be friends avoid us--when our
business declines, or we cannot be employed in
such as is agreeable to us-when poverty attends,
and the world appears gloomy desert--then il is
that our hearts ache--our spirits sink-and we are
ready to cry out-O! our God. do no, forsake US,
for thou art our only refugee
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04

SEsgesed6y The Perisa Of etaph in Bury chrca-ard
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-04
Lees Worm Lozenges,
Wonderful Tape Worm.

certain and powerful remedy for destroying all kind
IF wnrms
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-30
ELEGIAC sTANzAs.

Written By an Officer long resident ia IRdia on HI
return TO EngloAd.
(From the London Msgazine)
CANE, but they had pass'd away
The fair in form, the pure in mind
And like stricken deer stray,
Where ell are strange, and none are kind;
Kind 20 the worn, the wearied soul,
That pants, that struggles for repose:
o that my steps had reach d the goal
Where earthly signs and sorrows close.
Years have past o er me like dream,
That leaves no trace on memoVs page
look around me and seem
Some relic of former age
Alone as IN Stranger-clime,
Where stranger-voices mock my ear;
mark the tagging course o. time,
Without wish,--a hope "a fear
Yet had hopss,--and they have fed
And had tears were all too tae:
Ny wishes too but they are dead,
And what have with life to do
rs out 70 wear a weary load,
may not, dare not, cast away,
TO sigh for one small, still abode.
Where may sleep as sweet a. they
As they, tia loveliest OF their race,
Whose grassy tombs my sorrows steep;
Whose worth my soul delights TO trace
Whose very loss lis sweet to weep;
To weep beneath the silent moon
With none 70 chide, 20 hear, 10 see
Life can bestow no dearer boon
On one whom death disdains to free.
leave the world that knows me not.
To hold communion with the dead
Ana fancy consecratss the spot
Where ianry's softeSt dreams are she'd
see sach shade all siIvery white,
hear each spirits melting sigh:
turn 70 clasp those forms Of light,
And the pale morning chilis my eye.
But soon the las. dim morn shall rise.
The lamp Of lite burns freely now
Nhsa siranger-hsnds shall close my ewes,
Aud smooth my cold and degry brow.
Unknown lived,-sO let me die
Nor stone. nor monumental cross.
Tell where rs nameless ashes lir.
Who sigh q for gold. aud found il dress
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fkoM rHK AnvEnrfsFn.
70 ihf anaHgnsotls- friend, snho replied d M q
Wednesday laal
Tie wcrld Is sndiy fhang'd Go thou.
Who look'st 50 calmly in Is face.
Go read that nnFedeemrd vow
Young hope bore written on bis brow
Where y that long pledge promise nowi
Oh, Time how sad thy trace
The world Is sadly chang'd What though
TIE path Of youth was perilous.
Beset with many lurking Zoe,
And ail unskslied the heart 20 know
rs danger or escape--think YOU
It's safer now Tor as
The world u sadly chang'd for where
One enemy In ambush lay
Amid the howers, that bloom'd 40 fair
IN childhoods path--ten thousand swear
With aim more sure, and deeper snare
Thy manhood 10 betray
The world i sadly chang'd And IL
ne mind was then in infancy,
Il knew not OF the care and grief,
The hopes that smile bat 10 deceive,
Inc thousand woes beyond relief,
That meet in MONDAY sky
me world Is sadly chang d for when
is morning beam IN glory rose,
Lie oPen'd 10 my raptard ken
Ambition hr'd my spirit then
The gilded heights 0f fame 70 gain
Its wreashs and is repose.
But now tis sadly chang'd and All
Those golden visions painted there,
That seefn'd but waiting for my call,
As ! approach--to ruins fall,
And IN their place find the pail
OF sorrow and despair
The world i sadly chang'd This eve
Can trace no light along the heaven
As mists across the welkin fv.
When storms are gath ring in the sky,
% ev'ry hope IS Aeeting By,
To childhood vision given.
The world is sadly chang'd To thee,
Ny unknown friend, she may be true,
Her sky as splendid and a. free
As twas in DAYS Of infancy
But, trust me, bardie, thou wilt see,
Ere long, she's but a shrew.
The world is sadly chang'd ~ look
For night still darker as 60
The splendid spell of youth IS broke,
Vanished those dreams Of gilded smoke
Go on, dark Fate, unfold thy book,
Where every page Is wo.
But who art thou, my brother, friend,
That would'st my sinking spirit cheer;
(May fortune still with wisdom blend
For thee this hckle world 10 mend--)
My thanks are all have TO send,
But they are most sincere.
WI rpTn
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GARDINER IRON WORKS


GARDINER IRON WORKS.
TINE Subscriber. Agent Or The GARDIN
H. En- IRON WORKS, b. constantly n,
ale al the Ageaey Store ia Gardner. he fol.
lowing articles VIZ -
Saw MIll Cfsnks, Pulling Mil do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought and cast Mill Spindlss.
Hsuer's Basins,-Clolhier's Plates.
Crow Bars,-PiougIl Moulds {. Coulter.
Wheels for various kinds OF Machinery
Sad Irons,-Casi Iron Dogs.
Sleeves and Cogs for Blocks.
Carding Machine Irons.
Cart and Wagon Boxes
Gudgeons a ali sizes.
Brands Tor names, &c. made a. .ho,
notice.
The above articles viii " soll rhsan A.,
cash or approved credit. Orders ~ 49, Al.
eriptisu o. eastings. will be executed punesu.l
Ily in the best manusr.
M. SPRINGER. Jr. x~rnt
Gaidiuer' sept ?. 1879. n.
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ron THE GAzETTE
FAREWELL.

I'm Inh VAIL
FAREWELL.
Home of my love and joys, Farewell
Wheze oft I've felt that magic spell,
Which binds the SOIL;
Where childhood's hour, on rapid wing,
Hath wheeled its careless wandering
With ceaseless roll.
The future shows no blissful dream,
Which brilliantly like sunset beam
ERlightens all around,
But gath ring gloom obscures tie ray,
Which brightly shone on boyhood's day
With pleasure crownd.
Within thy walls my dearest hours,
Like Peris' lives in Edeas bowers
Have sweeily passed away;
Aud pure affections soothing tear
Hath kindly quell'd each rising fear
With gentle sway.
But now Farewell no kindly heart
VIII breathe one sigh that thus we part
With misery to me,
But waning years shall ne'er erase
Or blot from ~ one dear trace,
Sweet home Of thee.
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Commission Merchant aud .4ucfionttr
ITAs JUST RECEIVED per briggs Levani
III and Nimrod, from New-fork, and brig
Charles. from Alexandra, and oiieFs al private
ale. NJ No. s, Central Row, Fore Street,
1000 Bbls. Fine and Superfine
FLOUR, various brands;
$50 Kegs No. 1 aud 2 manufactured Tobacco
10 Boxes brown Havana SUGAR, prime
quality;
40 Boxes souchong TEA, first chop;
10 Chests Tyson do;
10 do NJ. %. do;
80 Boxes smoking Pipes, 3 gross each;
so Casks Malaga Raisins 10 excellent order
~ do. Carraburna do.
20 Bags best Jamaica PiMENTO;
Pipes Rochelle BRANDY;
20 Bbls. American GIN, Washington Dis
tiIley;
20 Bolts Russia DUCK;
2 Bales Ravens do;
ALSO
200 Bbls. Mess, Ne. l, ., 4 3, BEEF;
10000 Buenos Ayres OK HORNS.
Portland, Dec. 8, 1923.
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between ~ ana 90
Elegant War Figures.
Also VERY BEAUTIFUL
CosmOrama of Montreal.
VERY MUCH ADMIRED.

- The Museum win be open every dav and
evening, well warmed and well lighted Music
on the Organ and Plane Forte.
Season Tickets, gl--Admittance, % cents
without distinction of age.
Nov is. 1923.
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RICH GOODS.

Black, blue and pearl Levantines--blk blue
pearl and pink eros de NaPlss-Braganza Shawls
broad black MISUNDERSTANDING & Sarse.
netts-green Bonnet Silks-s-4 Merino Shawl,
--Merino Hdkfs-elegant Brandeburg Trim
mings for Ladies Habits--Gimps and Cords
Daisy Buttons and Froggs-white silk Lace
Thread Laces-blsck Lace Veils-blk. Ostrich
Piumes--scarletA lerino Trimmings-steel clasps
and Habit Buttons, sc. &C. &c
LIKEwIsE-a large lot OF
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NrGOODS FOR CaSH


|CARoLINE Piaids Plain twilled and g..
~ ured Bombazetts, some very rich figures
Scotch and Tartan plaids -WiIbores-Plair
and bOrdeted Cashmere Shawls-superio,
Black Mani in Crapes--Black Levaptins I,
the best qe''liiy-italian Lastring, Figured
Poplin--Blasck Bombazeen a great vsri.tv
q Calicoes--Ginsham- Figured aud Plain
Auslins-hi'slin kerchiefs Zeliss Merino
Nantes and Points-Long Lawns-undressed
i.inens-Loug and Short white Kid, lined ! N
common Gltses--children's gloves-Cam
brics and Cambria Muslins.
soperine I commsu BROADCLoTHs and
CAsSiMEkES-a handsome assortment y
Blue, Drab and Olive Ladies' Cioshs-Flan
nels--Fins arab Defils Blankets-Buck Skir
gloves and hiiltens-V essinrs. newest StvIe
Together with great variety II other n.
'ie,ss @asp'sa 70 the season. are just received
and offered CHEAP by
ANDREW SCOTT.
hrrhaags-Sgrsei, PORTLAND.
sept. .. 1898. II.
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NATHANIEL Il. INGERsOLL. II shrTF


10 the Hon Court Of Sessions t5r Ire County AZ
Ciimbviand, Sept Term, 1923
fTHE undersigned, Committee az the town
= of Portland, IN said county, humbly shrr---
that at legal meeting Of The inhabitants of ssid
town, on the sth day OF said September. II was
voted that petition be preferred 10 this Court,
praying that the condition annexed t0 the con-
veyance OF piece OF land where The hay scales
now stand which was conveyed BY the County IA
ne Town, Jan 81 1895, for the erection af a
Market House, may 10 removed, 0r ~ far alter.
ed, M 70 permit the town, (if they shoald thtrk
proper toseli aidland, and lay out The proceeds
thereof in the purchase Of other land. and The
suilding "A = Market-Housc i'll some other Dart WI
the town.
Your petitioners therefore pray that some Per
son may be appointed BY this Court, 10 execute
in behalf 81 the County, deed ~ release IN thc
said Town Of the condition aforesaid, and W WI
the right and title Of the county to said land
and as in duty bound viii every pray
JOEL HALL, per order "a tile Commiiter
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THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF MAINE.
esa hotd fleir strni-aznnai rsssffing at Paiisu's
Heiel, tn Psrfiand. o. Wednesday,. fke l4sh anv 81
JaaaiAy Rfxf, "a vi o'cteek, a. M-Ths aslissn7r-
tR<Nf q re Annnal Meeting sriH 81 Add 81 ne
ssLale place, 81 10 oeierk, = n af fke s1nse DEE
Per cFaey, BENZ ID BARTLETT, Rsr. SEW.
Beth, Bsrsns5cT q, ls22 -.
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W.
Brown Sheetings and Shirtings-bleached do.
do--Waltham Sea Island Shirtings-Ginghsms
and Checks-Bedticking- Sattinetts-Knitting
Cottons-sewing Threads, Sc sc
N. B. Many of the above GOODS were pur-
chased at Auction, and viii be sold good bar
gains for Cash alone.
G. c. LYFoRD.
Nov. IS, 1923 If
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Cast Iron Stores.

90 a' Y, approved patterns Cor Kitchens.
i4..' s' shamoerss School Houses, Meeting.
~. .les'es, Factories, Stores and Vessels, ali
cast from The best 81 metal
-AMosG wHIsH AR
Even, sizes Of elegant nine plate or oven
~ - ss--Do. with boilers--ssx and seven
pate oiuFEs, suitable fcr Halls and Meet
W. q ousss--various sizes u Box stoyes-do.
~th oo'isrs--Franklia, Pipe Franklin. and
rankin Pyramid Stoves, d various pattern,.
Also, rom his own patterns, which wv vrrv
handsome. sizes Franklin Pipe stoves. \
sues Of Franklin Pyramid Stoves. 5 40. Of
franklin Stoves, calculated either 20 ~ M
legs. or 10 set down hush with the heath
ana . sizes Of Franklin Stores without hesrths'
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TANEN BY Execution. and viii be sold ~
Public Nendue, on Friday, fhe tenth day OF
January next, AZ two Of the clock n the after.
noon, M the dwelling house " Isaac Duff. TIN aIi
not, In said county, an the right, title and inter
est, which THOMAS PERRY, of Nfinot. has IA
and 70 two undivided third parts WI W.T. that part
"a Lot numbered one hundred and thirty-eight
In the agents part, IN said siin0f. which lies
southwesterly oi the Curved Line. 10 called
which passes through said lci, NV laid Out bv A-
mos Davis, and being Ell the lard described TN
the original Writ on which our Execution was
rendered, unless redeemed
NATHANIEL IL. TNGERSOLL. n. Sheriff
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wILFRID

We inadvertently omitted the signature Of
" WALDo" at the foot Of the poetry we publish
ed in the Advertiser of Wednesday last, e
which Our correspondent alludss
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STATE OF MAINE

CUMBERLAND, ss.--.4f the Court of sttnors De-
gltn and holden al Portland. uifhia and for als
CouH'gef Cumberland, 0H I've fourth Iusttay "
September, a. d. 1923
Upon the foregoing petition the Court order.
that The petitioners notify sll persons concerned
70 appear al the next term ~ this Court, az said
Portland, on the third Tuesday Of April next, and
shsN cause, il any they have, why the prayer
thereof should MOI TX granted hy causing an at-
tested copy thereof and 0f this order thereon, To
be published in each ofthe newspapers printed IN
Portland, three successive weeks, the last publ
cation ~ be thirty days before The tAird Tuesday
Of April next
Attssi WM. T. VAUGHAN. Glen.
Copy Of the Petiiion and Order of Court
Arrest VIM. TIT. VAUGHAN, CLERK.
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" oollen, Cotton s. Silk
G. GOD

Among which are-middling and low priced
Broad Cloths and Cassimeres--a good assort-
nent Of Ladies' Habit CIoths--green, white, vel
low and red Flannels-salsbury Flsnnels-
Ratiinetts--plain and figured Bombazetts-plain
and bordered Cashmere Shaws-blk yalentia
figured silk, and I0ilinet Nestings-Gentlemen
Beaver, Doe and Backskin Gloves-Ladies' Kid,
Beaver, silk and Lined Gloves-Ladies black &
coioured Norsted HOse-Tartan and Caroline
Plalds-English Ginghams-a large assortment
OF dark and light Calicocs, Furnitures and Cop
perplates-white and coloured Cambricks-pl'n
and figured Muslins-Jsckonet and Null Mus
lins-Muslin Robes-Linens and Lin. Camhricks
Ladies Cambrick Hdkfs-Muslin Hdkfs-a
great variety OF Ribbons-Tabby and silk Vevets
oil Table Cloths-British Cottons-Flag, Ban
danna, German and blk. silk Hskfs-white,
checked and spotted Characterization Merino
Hdds-Cassimere do-Cotton Shawls-Chil-
dren's Hdkfs-Cotton Balls-Tapes-Pins-
Notwithstanding SiIks-Twists, &c. &c.
--Algn the fnllaxr,no
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At The Sign Of the Compass.
ALBERT TITCOMB

WOULD inform the inhabitants Of Port
w land and vicinity, that be has taken the
Store adjoining that of Mr.. Joseph Mariner
in Fore street. where he has for Sale, warrant
ed English and French Watches, variety 81
Seals, Keys, and Trimmings, gold and Gilt
Wizards Patent TimePieces, John Barber.
old English Razors, Penknives, Pocket Books
Pocket Combs, Burning Glasses. A good as
sOrtment Of Spectacles, silver and steel Con-
cave Glasses for short sighted persons, mo-
rocco and steel Spectacle Cases. New GIasse,
fitted to old Bows, or new Bows to old
Glasses.
Watches and Time Pieces repaired
and warranted-Compasses and Quadrants
repaired. Brass and wood Compasses viii be
kept constantly for sale.
Portland. Dec. q. III
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THE subscriber respectfully gives notice, that
be has taken a stand ia CouRT STREET,
near Mr. John Cox's, Store-where he is now
opening an extensive assortment Of
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wv WT- T-T-FTWWTT- TT1 mn" TT7T
portland. Dee I1. Iaaa


ITNFEF- TETI- = ID y ~
TAKEN by Exec hrn, and win De sold
Public frndarr on Friday, ihr tenth dav WA
January Hexi NJ two ~ thp clock w the aiitr-
noon, At the dwelling house Of lsasc Duff. IA 81.
not, in said county, all the right title and inter
&c, which NOAH HERsE. " End NOAH FIER.
sEK. jun. have III and 10 all that part NJ Lot
numbered one hundred and nineiv-two, ia the a..
gents part oi said Mn0t, which lies southwest.
erly on the Curved LiHs. s0 caIled, nassinr
through said TOT and also the whole " The Core.
lying northeasteriy of lot numbered one hus-
dred and ninety-twn, and westerly Nj the Cur..
I'd Line. aud being All the land described wv thr
original Writ on which our Execution was rem
dered, unless previously redeemed.
NATHANIEL Il. INGERSOLL. I'D. sheriff.
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TO Capt JAMES JEWETT, Pr0prietsrs'
Clerk ofthe Long Wharf.


Clerk ofthe Long Wharf
VOU are hereby requested Nv the Subscri-
A bers, being Five Proprietors 0f said
" hart, 70 notify Meeting ofthe Proprietors,
70 be holden az Store No. %, on said Wharf,
IN Saturday. che tenth day 81 January next,
coming, az 10 o'clock, "a. MI. 10 act On tie
following articles, viz
Isl. To Choose Moderator.
~. To see If the proPrietors will agree I'd
purchase piece Of FLATS, lying between
Long Wharf and Central Wharf "a any part
thereof
3D. To act on any other business that mar
then come before them.
JAMES DEERLNG.
-4LBERT NE H,IKaLL.
SAMUEL TRaSK.
RICHARD COBB fer
NJ COBB.
REUBE-NMORTOJH ~
Portland, Dec. %. 1898.