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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-03
,ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

nLU AbLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
VIZ suhst riber wishing retire from public life now
nners Tor sale enc OF the valuable stands for
mouse IN Virginia. long known the Brick House
SITUATED on the main public road leading from the.
W richmond TO the western country nine miles
harIotlesylle and within n miles of the University
nle Is hpont 10 acres OF land attached in a high
nn, Ne, u.pon OF the properly, it is well known
u 'o' wishing to purchase will view the pre
misses liberal credit will be given. Those wisbinc IN
VIII do well TO make immediate application 10 the
terms " " " nun" MS
have also small place within miles Of the above
SHOWN ny the name of Mountain Plain containing 1870
winch IS very comfortable place for a small family on
IL rs comfortable frame dwelling bou.e which will soil
on very re4ssonable terms. BENJAMIN UkRDIN
August ~ N o. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-03
OAK GROVE FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber wishing to remove the West, offers
Ior sale on accommodating terms, the estate ON which
ne resides rallied the Oak Grove Bedford county This
Sl OF hd contains 1900 acres lies exceedingly we'll and
WI waiereu There are about 400 cleared. chiefly
hgh state oi cultivation, and the plantation in excel
repair. The woodland contains large proportion Of
pamv ,ooacco land, and is very heavily mbered. The
hni d'ngs calculated for the accommodation OF small
, nnnS, ana are situated on the Lynchburg Salem
hke which inersecs the land they are distant from
Lynchhurg ~ miles, from New LondGp and of mile
rom ron, me New London Academy, surrounded by neigh
o'n"on exceeded by the wealth and re
Persons DESTROYS of settling in tbi. part of the
sae WIN do well 90 view this land, the subscriber win
e'se bargain IN IT. JOHN T. w. READ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-03

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND :
FTIHE MEDICAL LECTURES will commence as lusna
Il on the last Monday OF October
surgery, John Is. Davidge, VI. ID.
chemistry, Elisha De Butts, NJ. ID.
Iracuce ~ Physic, Nathaniel Potter, NJ. ID.
anatomy, Granville Sharp PRttSon, NJ. ID.
hiaieria Medicn, Samuel Baker NJ ID.
institutes of Physic, Maxwell NTDowel, NJ. ID.
midwifery, Richard w. Hall, NJ ID.
rue inhrmary attached TO the University having been
hnshed the Clinical Lectures Medicine and Surgery
VIII commence the first week in the session.
August H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-03
FRESH IMPORTED GOODS.


FRESH IMPORTED GOODS.
TAQUELIN +. TAYLOR has rec eived from London and
~ Liverpool, per the Atlantic aud Virginia Packet,
100 Packages Of Sedsondbie Goods;
Consisting of
Cough Braithwaites, Wilson'S Gandy's 4 Ireland's
Napt Coitons
Rose. Point and London Duff Blankets
Flannels. BaizeS, and Bookings, assorted
Green blue and assorted Plains and Forest Cloths
Diab and olive Fearnuughts
Scotch, Venetian Kdderininster & Brussels Carpeting
aud Rugs-neN est style
Bombazetts and Moreen
Superfae Cloths md Cassimeres
London Hats and Sealskin Csps
Worsied, cotton and sill, Hosiery
Thread and Bcbbinet Iaccs
Cacoes, GingbRms and SLirtings
Manchester Cords and Velyeis
German Linens
And daily expect 10 receive full assortment Of German
and Irish Linens--which he will sell by wholesale or
RETAIL at fair prices. sept 20. 4I~9t
FRESH IMPORTED FALL GOODS
EoHN WILLIAM 6ILLIAT have jus, receive in s,ore
- per Virginia Packet from Liverpool fall surply OF
Goods and offer the for Terms
for accPptances, viz.
Cough BraitlwRites and James Candy & Sons Mani
Cottons
Point, aud s,rip'd DuGelI Blankets
White, red and green Flannels
Hue, olive, brown and dIab Fearnouehs
Mkt, dral, green ami blue Plains and o.
Double millcd drab Cloth
Best London Superhne Cloths and Cassimeres assorted
cslors AMI prices
ALso-IN STORE,
stout Al Irish Linen
10 half pipes very old London particular Madeira Wine
Of superior quality
5000 sacks best Liverpool Giled Salt
September so eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-03
Brig Virginia Packet. Capt. Joshua Kught
.8A FOR LONDON

LSTSH This superior coppered and copper ia tened
new brig, To the address Of John Giat
with liberty OF consignment will commence loading iume
datey aWarwick and have quick despatch having nearly
all her cargo engaged. For freight the remainder or
passage, having good accommodations apply 10
sept SV It'll fOlN 4 WM. GiLLIAT.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
TINE MEDIC 81 LECTURES will begin as usual on
n the hrst Monday of November next. .
PHILLIP s. PHYSiCK, N. ID. Anatomy.
tollN kEDNlAN JOKE, NJ ID. on Matsra hIedica.
"AibANlEL CHAPMAN NJ. ID. Theory ana Practice
OF Medicine.
THOMAS C.JAMES. NJ ID. on Midwifery.
KOBEkr HARE, VI. u. on Chemistry.
WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ. ID. on Surgery
WILLIAM T. HoRNER, NJ. II. Adjunct Prof. Of ANATOMY
Jniy 25. 90 IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-03
NOW LANDING,

NOW LANDING,
From Brig .bory, from Brisfot-oHd far Sgle--
NJ3 crates T.. ware assorted 10 suit this market
~ casks Patent Shot No TO 8, B &DB
go Kegs White Lead, ground in oil
80 tons PIG Iron Mol
40 bundles single, double and treble Sheet do.
80 tons round, square and tire Iron
10 bundles hoop Iron, 7-8 20 4 in.
40 bundles Nail Rods
so barrels Spauish Brown
lO93 boxes Tin Plates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-03

roAoI lNGSa complete assortment, consisting Of Iron
ht'ed ny rs book cases-bnkiug-pa pans skilles-sp
hre dogs--hat irpns-irOn pots-Franbiin stoves
r "eirhscari and wagon boxes in sets, &c. &c. &c.
-3ePi. ~ SIT D. w. 4 q. WARWICK,
NOTICE TO LABORERS
4 MIII give fifty per darand find them. for 30 or
able iaborers, TO work James river miles alsve
Suoond JOHN KOSHER.
sent rm'rr 80. d2-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-03
FLEMING y EDWIN JAMES T. Co
(al'rhri Bridge,)
Hare receired and offer for sale the Iollotoinq

FLEMING y EDWIN JAMES Il co.
CIarkri Bridge)
HIRE receired and offer for sale The IoLloloinq
DRY GOODS:
very large parcel OF Cloths Cassimeres comprising
choice assortment ofalnOst every ano quality
principally Of Abram Rhodes & co.'s mauufaeture -
good portion % which is very fine
do. NapIcotons well assorted slough Drailhwae,s
Wilson'S manufacture
5 do rose, point aud Duiiir Blankets
9 do super Kihdermuister Caspetiug
40 red ana white fianneis continuing good assortment
y doz. cashmere SluwlS, elegant patterns
ohicc assortment OF Hosiery, consisting Of aies white
and MACK wost'd white aud black cGttnn white and
black English and French SILK and mems cotton and
hui's- wool Hose and Hose white aud black silk do
cases { Irish Linens IN whole and ces
4bales and trunks fine and superfine Prints
trucks "A and 81 Cambrics and Jaconelis
do plain and figured Al and el book null Musins
case Nett Suspenders, v'ry large size
trunk 90 dark camhrc Ginghams
bale Carlisle Giughams
l do imitation Russia Sheeiings
DO British and German 42nasnrgs and Tieenbugs
cases superior plain and figured black Can.
case CANON black silk Iandkrrcbiefs
DO containing good assortment Of silk Umbrellas
do heavy black Sinchews, Lusriugs aud Levautines
''os Containing GOOD 'ss0r'sen5 OF white domestic
i.ae of ss Circassnn Paid Domestics, very superior
ado. super steam-oom shirtings
bale "a Dorchester pow er-Iocm Bediicking
Elegant figured black cOoured LeVantines and Florences
Plain Florences, blue and assorted IIalau sewing Silks
large assortment of blue aud all cOioured Threads
Spool Thread balls meas and womeu's silk Gloves
Brown Hollands, superi,r gilt and Buttons
Madras Handkerc,isf, company flag Baudannas, and
Mouds
wOred Shirts cooured cambrics, figured black and col
cured Naukin Grape Hobes
Elegant figured Mandarin Grapes
Asuperior parcel OF Tartan Plaids-select patterns
Printed Muslins, Tapes assorted
Superior royal stripe London cambrick Prints
mems Woodstock, beaver dogskiu Gloves,
Nomens bid, beaver and doeskn Gloves
Elegant London Vest Shapes
Superior London Toilinet Vestngs
Valencia dc. white and colpuTed MaTseilles do.
Zine ard supeTfDe white Jeans
large assortment Of loom figured and needle worked
MuSlins, Robes ond Walking Dressec
Long Lawns, elegant worked cOrptr Ilandkerchies
Apron and furniture Checks, blue Plaips
Green BaiIe, she'll tuct, side Rud neck Combs
Mock SHE'LL tuck and side Combs pocket toilette Combs
&c &c.
The above goods will he sold low for cash, accents
or TO such persoos n can be prompt ia meeting their
engagements. We hove scarcely offered
heai Of goods which could recommend with
hdence Persons wishing purchase retail well as
Country Merchants, will probably find their advantage
IN examine tie goods offered for necessary
supPhfs Will be received regularly throughout the
On CopHganenf
a choice parcel OF COTTON YAUNS.
htchupud, Septes
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:, A choice parcel of COTTON YAuNs.
Nichmund, September 80. A2-I2t

HIDES, SALT, SUGAR, Sc.
OO Bnenos Ayrcs, Laguirn and Pernnmbuco Hides, of
good quaiiy
1905 sack. Liverpool fled Salt
~ hbds. Sugar a-iOus qualities
90 do bright retailing Ionsses
~ do Peonsylgnnia Whiskey, principally old
no bags Green COFFEE
~ barrels good cider Brandy
~ buds do. do
10 bi'ls foe and Old NOnnngahea Whskey for family
August %. s2Mtf
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-22

ME Assessors for the town or Portland. here
Il by give public notice TO The inhabitants,
aud 30 all other persons liable 10 pay taxes in
said town, that they will attend " their Ohce,
Counting Room Of Joel Hall, Central Row,
(FOre-Street D on the 5th. 6,h and 7th day vi
May next, from 3 % IL O'Clock, d. II. and from
2 to 6 O'clock, r. 81. on each day 20 receive the
valuation of their properly according 10 law.
They are hereby requested 10 bring in true and
perfect lists Of their polls, end the just value Of
their estates, both real and personal, including
proprietary Estates and estates in trust which
they are respectively possessed Of on the FIRST day
Of May, 1898.
The following Schedule NAV serve as a form -
Number Of Polls Of t8 wears aud upwards, in
GLIDING the polls of servants and apprentices.
Description and value Of Real Estate, within
the town Of Portland possessed or owned by each
Of them either in their own right or the right of
others improved or not improved (pews in houses
OF public worship excepted) description and val
ue of all personal estate, including al monies a,
interest more than they pay interest for all 9TH
er debts due TO them more than theyarc indebted
for.
Monies Of All kinds on hand.
An Bank Stock and Shares Cor property III
any incorporated Company for Bridge or Turn
pike Road, or Shares in any other inco -porated
Company possessing taxable property, according
TO The Just value thereof.
The amount Of all Goods, Wares or Merchan-
die or any other Stock in trade, including Stock
employed in Manufactures.
Vessels OF al! kinds at home or abroad, with
all their Cargoes, Stores and Appurtenances.
All pleasure Carriages, Horses and neat Cat
tie from one year old and upwards
Amount Of income from any trade, profession
or employment, or gained by trading at Or
on land.
md all other property ofthe several kinds re.
turned in the last valuation for she purpose of
taxation excepting sheep, Household Furniture,
Wearing Apparel. Farming utensils, tools Of O.
CbanicS necessary FIR carrying their business
and Salt works for tue manufacture of Salt, and
also the machinery in Cotton aud woolen maui
factories.
The Assessors respectfully solicit the Attention
Of the inhabitants 20 the above notice, and wish |
the lists infinitely made out, tenants designating
the owners of real estate occupied by them and
owners giving The NAMES of tenants. They call |
particularly on those Who have heretofore con-
sidered themselves overIaxed, 10 furnish true
ana perfect lists agreeaby to the above schedule,
otherwise they shall proceed to doom their es.
tates according to law, and shall not expect to
hear any more complaints Of being overtaxeJ.
DANIEL COBB,
JOEL HALL Iscssor..
CHARLES FOX.
Portland, April q 1875
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-22

iac1 n3-ancCs Il vas IN t'ie war which begun
n 1858 anl ended by the treaty o. Ryswics, that
the present debt Of &. .. was FIRST laid. in the
oth year Of Wlliiatn III 1891, the first funded
debt was established. This was a mortgage Of
several difeEent taxes for the payment w the
fear l70Sof certain loans, which would have cx-
prel within that term, the produce Of which, was
collected into one general fund. On the lat OF
December 617,the public debts ofG. b. amount
ell ID 2l,5l5,742L 1853 I'D: this was the uu-
Cieus Of The national debt of England,and 10 this
day it lbs never been less.
Daring Queen Anne's wars, the debt gradu-
ally increased. New loans were contracted,
and new taxes we're rnortgagcd for the payment
OF the principal niiEicrest OF money thus taken
up by government on anticipation. On the 31st
q Dec. l7i4, soon after the accession of the
House Of Hanover, tile debt was L53,63l 076,
IS. 20. II was increased bv the wars Of 1899
and 1855; aud at ;hc beginning Of The Ameri-
can war, the national debt stood NJ L129 49, 322,
IS. Cd. During this war it advanced about one
hundred millions, and at the CONNIE cement cf
tue French war, in 1893, il stood at 1914, 40 306.
Many people were alarmed, and Mr.. Burke IL
inonE others, at this enormous debt, and they
antcIo3ted national Bankruptcy vet at that
siale, tnc finances Of Tie country were In a far
more tioGrsting situation thar they have ever
been SINCE. In 1892, The estimated revenue
was Ll6,2I2OO0 & Tie expenditure 1851 GOO.
%ir. Pitt, IN bringing forward his budget, said
=" On this situation and tias prospect, fortunate
beyond oar most slngUine expectations, let me
congrstriata you, ana the house, and my coun-
Try Ae season oi our severe trial is 81 an end,
aoI we are atlen9tL relieved, not only from tie
detection aud gloon, which few years since,
hung oecF tue country, bur FROM the doubt aud
n ~ II 10
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-22

Kennebunk from ST. Kits BRIG Spartan, Srn'on, Of
Bath p days from Mobile.-CL 18Th brig Only Son,
Merrill, Wiscasset; schrs Boston, Wood, Batn News
Thompson. do. f; Independence, Croker, AIacnias.-
18Th, ship Gen. Pike, Towne, Charleston sChr. Bos
ton. Shackford, Eastport.
.Neao-YOrk, .aprd l9.--Ar. brig Cobbossee Conteo
Jackson, of Gardner, Is days from Havana
The brig Missionary, q days from Kennebuuk. for
New Orleans was spoken 18th uit.
Alexandria, .4priL l5-Ar schr. Mary Spesr, Per
ny, AZ days from Thomaston, with lime Experienced
uncommon boisterous weather aud tremendous gales
during the passage. March 81. ia a gale. lost the
steamboat and quauerboards, &c. aud the 18th, in
violent gale, lost the deck load OF lime and lumber
and spliI her foresail
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-22

At Court of Probate, held Portland within and for y
county Of Cumberland, the third raesddy OF April.
The year Of our Lord eighteen hundred aud
MARGARET PRITCHARD, widow Of JOHN PRITCH-
~ AhD ae OF said Portl4ud Trader, deceased
renqlshsd right administer the Is tate Of said De-
ceased and prayed tha suitable person may b APP
poiute to that trusc.
ORDERED-That the said Margaret give notice 10 al
persons nteresteG by causing copy OF gh order be
published three weeks successvely III PORTRAYED Gazette
printed az Portlsuds ht they may appear a Probate
Court 70 be held said Portland thd Tuesday a.
May nsxt at ten OF the clock In the forenoon ard
Gauss ii Any they have, why aa Ad ans Esq said gor-
liud,i should nor be appointed to that trust.
BARRETT POTTER, Tu9gs.
A true copy-Attest, HORATlO SOUTH6A ATE, Key.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-22

Chif unit, August, 1913, when he went to Eng land OH
leave of ABSENCE. lie resumed the Government in
Aug 1914 and continued IN the Administration there
Of until ne again left the Province the 25th June 1916
10 administer the Government Of the Province Of No
va Scotia. On the lst July, 1917 Re commenced the
permanent Administration OF our Provincial Govern
ment, having on the death of It. Governor Carleton
been appointed by His Majesty's Commission bearing
date the 23h Of Feb Of thar year Lieutenant G0rerh
~ and Commander in Chisfof The Proviacs. From
thar period TIN lis DEATH ne hds been in the unner-
r1ed execution Of the important functions Of that high
and responsible situation. 81. John Star.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
..:;"PORT OF PORTLAND.=":::::


ARRIVALS.
TUESDAY, April lj-Ar. schr. Renecca StrouL
from Cape Hayten, with coffee. cocoa ana hides, to
Capt John Collins and others.
WEDNEsDAY-Brgs Liza, Davis, from Havan-
ia, with molasses, sugar aud coGee--Fayorte, Web
beF, from Honduras, via Boston with mahogany.
FRiDAE-Schr. Climax, Prince from Fredcr-
ickshufg. With four-sloops Express Sawyer. from
Boston h.aia, Pray from Portsmouth, with vinegar,
cider, apples and onions.
sUNDAY-Brig Altoona, Davis, from St. Lucia,
with suga. and molssses-sehr Active. Lcring. from
Boston-and sloop Caroline, Brewer, DO. with pork
and feathers.
CLEARED
Since orr lGst-Pri-s Union. Green, fol ST JaCo de
Cuba-Cordelia, Sawyer, for Havana Mechanic,
Angel, Cuba-AioIo, Gordon, Hayana-E!len, Bailey.
ior PonsMouth-Figant, Chase. Sayannah-sloops
Maine, Lowell. Bostou-America Stanwood, do
Packet, Prince, do.Notary, Stockman, DO
The soop Liberty, Moody, for NewburypOst, sailed
on Saturday.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-22

Hair Dresser, from London,
N OTlFIES the inhabitants Of Portland, that
y y lie has taken the shop at the corner Of Union
wharf and Fore street, formerly occupied ny John
Smith, where he intends carrying the
Hair-dressimg business
to perfeCtion.-Those gentlemen who viii hen
or him with their custom, he trust will have nO
reason u be dissatisfied with hia performances
ID that business az the experience he has had
10 that extensive city, has made him master of
his profession. He will likewise take particular
care 10 keeping good razors.
Portland, April 20, 1923,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-22
CUMBERLAND. So.

TO JAMES NEAL, Esq. Clerk of the Propri-
etors Of a certain tract ofL.4.N,D, n Porttand.
IN the county Of Cumberland. tornleriv assign
ed 10 The HidoIo D .4,ahony Bracket, deceased,
as part Of her Do1er Ia his estlts.
NOU are hereby requested to call meeting
Il Of said Proprietors to be holden at yhiicheIrs
1Grsrn, 10 Portland, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th
day Of May next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. To act On
the following articles -
]. 10 choose a Moderator Of said meeting.
2 10 see il said Proprietors will agree 10 the
proposal Of Joseph II. lngraham, Eso. Ia settle
all questions respecting the bounds u said tract
"heFe The same may join his lands-estabIish di-
Tis'onaI lines that shall be straight and consent
that ms interest ia common shall be so assigned
a. 70 eject that object, according 10 plan which
mas oeeh made ny ,. l.. Raymond, aud which
wall be laid before taid meeting
g. 10 appoint Committee to make All ne.
csssary writings and releases TO said Ingraham.
and receive such releases from HIM AS may be
necessary TO carry said proposal INTO fail effect
i the same should DO agreed TO by said Propria.
tors.
T. To see ifthe Projectors will accept the lay
ing out OF such streets by the committee appoint
ed Tor that purpose on the 4th of September last.
as may be presented for acceptance at the said
meeting.
3. 10 see what steps, If any, the Proprietsrs
VIII take for removing the several buildings and
entertainments now on said land.
O. 10 see If the Propretors will vote any fur
ther sum to be assessed for paying expenocs.
n 10 see If they will sell that part Of the com
mon land which lies on the north east side Of
state street adjoining lot belonging to Nsah.
Crockett, being triangular piece.
.. 10 sec if they will inclose all any part
q the common land, by causing more fence to
be built on the same
- Witness our hands this nineteenth day Of April,
A. ID, 1923.
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81 TINS town. on the l7th inst Mr. Williams Tu-
Aey' aged 5l-On Sabbath evening, very suddenly.
Mrs Mehiiable. vile of Capt. John Mcclellan aged
about 81. Funeral this afternoon, Relations and
FRIENDS are requested to attend without more partcu-
lar invitation.
Mr. Daniel Newman, aged 81. Funeral from his
late dwelIng-hOuSe. 10 Hancock-stleet at 3 O'Clock
tdis afternoon. Relations aud friends are requested To
attend, without a further invitation.
To Norhyarmsufh. Mrs. Mercy wife Of Mr. Jsre-
miah Reed, aged about %.
l. Mobile, M' Jobn Johnson formerly a Merchant
Of this town.
IL Haioweil, Capt Enoch Crovell, aged ca, a Rev
stationary pen>oner.
n Madison, 28th MI. suddenly, Mr. Jacob CLAM,
n New Vineyard, aged 30
IL Bow. n II. MI Samuel WEIGH tic oldest per
son 10 the State Of New-Hampshi.e, aged IL years
months.
~ fredericton. on the morning Of the 9th nit af
Ter an Illness Of 10 days, His Excellency Major Gen
sial George Strategy Smytb, Lieut. Governor and Com
mander ~ Chief Of the Province Of New Brunswick,
Te. SC sc. BY birth, education. and feeling he
an EHghstman, s. no man entertained mors
genuine or aueat attachment 10 the constitution ot
ms country In Church and STATE. He attained the
RANK OF MAJOR General in the year 1879, and under
ms Malestys Commission bearing date the 9th Of
Ann re same year. he administered the Government
o. this Province in the ahseace Of Eieut Governor
Carleton, by The title of President and Ceamaldsr in
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-22
NOTICE 70 .MRRLNFRr

The Light Libby Island, near Machias, on the
coast VI Maine will he discontinued during the nights,
untit the Lighthouse shall haye been repaired, and
Sutl iutormation is given ia the Portland news pa
peis
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-22
MACHfNE CARDS.
ISAIAH II. WINSLOW,

y ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
II public, that he continues TO manufacture
CARDS Of all descriptions, and having the best
Of stock he Will ventures to say his Cards will
not be inferior 10 any now in use.
orders directed 10 isAIAH II. WINSTON
Portland, OF left al the store of NATHAN WINS.
Low. No. /, Exchange Row, just below the Hay
Scales, gratefully received and promptly attend
ca 70. Portland, 4,h month, 22d, 1923. 3m.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-22
PRENTISS NELLEN,
THOMAS BECK.
DANIEL GILBERT.

40 ne ProPrictors aforesaid
YOU are hereby notified TO meet at the time
and place and for the purposes aforementioned.
YIN. B. general attendance is requested.
JAMES NEAL, ProPretOrs CLERK.
Portland, April IS, 1929.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-22
.Ne.o Paris PAPER H4NGINGS.
EDWARD HOWE,

No. >. .Ecrchanfs- Rolr, Middle Street,
fgASju just received by the brig Oak, arrived at
b Boston, from Hayro,
. cases French PAPER TLfNGINGS,
with ELEGANT match Bortc5s, having been
selected particularly for this market.
U~FFor quality, colors aud variety Of figures,
they surpass any he has ever before offered the
publie-and win be sold unusually low.
Portland, April q. n.