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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
NUSAWAV.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber Giving
"a near Wills's Mountain, in the county of
Buekingham) ON the night OF the 10Th instant,
a bright mulatO man, named BILLY-IIe is a
stout, sensible fellow, slow OF speech. straight
black hair, little inclined To curl--cnn read
u write, and very probably may have forged
nass--is about tIitty-six or seven wears old
and took off with him a variety of clothing.
and his books suspect he left the neighhor-
hood in company with a white man. and that
he viii attempt to escape TO Ohio or the north
II taken in any of the counties below the
mountains and secured in Jail So that get him
again, reward of twenty dollars viii be ei.
ven but II taken beyond the mountains, or in
any OF the border counties of the state, or in
attempting to escape ont of the state. on
board vessel, and shall he secured in like
manner, reward of forty dollars will he gi
ven. All masters of vessels and others are
forwarned from harboring or carrying him
out OF the state at the peril of legal prosecu
uon. l.. BOILING.
may 30 w3w' 50
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NONTGOMERY C0ITNsIil. - ~

.HO.NFGOHERY COUNTY, TO ,oit
'AhEN UP, by Abner Lester, on Little ri.
yer, one dark red HEIFER, with the end
OF ITS tau white, supposed to he two wears old
las, spring, marked with slit in the right ear
and a nick or under bit in the left ear nm.
praised TO six dollars according 10 law. nos,ad
before me, Thomas Goodson, Justice of the
peace for the county aforesaid, December II
1922. THOMAS CooDsoN
May 80 w3,v.
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Bedtord March Court, 1923.
Samuel Hancock and Miles Worster.
complainants.

Samuel Hancock and Miles orster.
complainants.
against
Isabella Worster, Moses Worster and Nev
amer IRVINE, defendants.
IN CH.3NCERY
The defendant Moses Wooster, NOT Lav;,.
entered his appearance according tot The act -
assembly and the rules OF this court. ard :,
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the conr, h.,
he IS not an inhabilant of this commonweafd
1t Is therefore ordered, that lie do appear bere
on the fourth Monday in June next, and m.
swer she compliments bill, aud that a COW
OF this order be forthwith published in Il a
Virginian, for two months sdceessiveIv. and
published at the front door of the conpibonsa
of said cuunty, fortwo several court DAYS
eopy-Teste,
- j, STEPTOE, C.R.c
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
Notice is hereby given,

10 the stockholders in TIN Roanoke
Il Navigation Company, that at the various
meetings OF the President and Directors nj
said company, the following acquisitions were
made on said stockholders, ms set forth in the
sui0o1ned authentic statement, and with which
all delinquent stockholders are earnestly re-
unestcd To comnIv
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
Twenty NoNars Reward.

EOK experimenting and securing, that
obtain possession of them again, negro
men, JAMES, between 81 and 81 years Of age,
dark complexion, bow legged, u stupid conn-
tenance, and particularly 50 when INTO xicaled;
ana negro woman, SARAH, and child nj
The breast the mother is about 70 years old
tau, likely aud active These negroes pur-
chased OF Mr. Alicaiah Camden, OF Amherst
county, IN the month OF November last, 10
which neighborhood, it is presumed, they will
return. They absconded on the 18th inst. from
my residence in Salem, Botetourt county. Va
The above reward will be given if they are
iaken up out OF this county aud ten dollars if
mHhin H. ". c HONyFR
May 30 WIS a.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
A Patent Spring Saddle.

Constructed on The most approved plan that
las ever been introduced uniting i'm itself
ease To the rider aud safety 10 the horse. The
subscriber natters himself that his Saddles
have been as much approved both for their
ease 10 the rider as well as safety To The horse
(at the same time combining nealness aud du-
rabilhy) as any other Sadder's in the Union.
Beiug possessed OF work men not TO be surpas-
sed either in the neatness or the execution Of
their work, and giving prompt attention 10
business, AS well as having II disposition 10
liease, he hnmbly trusts he will still receive
share OF the public patronage which has here
loiore been 50 literally afforded him His
Stock consists of
Best plain Mems and Wemens' Saddles,
(not TO be supposedly
common do. do.
Best and common Coach and Gig Harness
Jersey do.
Wagon do
Cart aud Drav do.
ToCTrnER WIN
Plated Brides s .HntiagaleS, first qualifg,
Common do.
Saddle Bugs, peticeS, Portnonieaus,
1funkS, Cups, &c. &c.
All oil which will be sold low, for cash. or
to punctual customers on credit
ROBERT II. GRAY.
W Country produce will be taken in ex-
change for debts or work r. II. &.
March IS ttwts
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NcN AHU atuAtlI1 tatuis
30 n. s w
X NJ z. ~ 9. ..I!.S.X
COIGA.-ssea@A.O

FRthIS new aud eiegant balsam BIDS Ion
: 10 .iand nnfiyalled ~ iis mai.is5 tor Con-
.,.,ae,ions aud Cough, aud we boldly venture
t. assert that 40 Medicine has ever gained 81
zach CREDIT w 80 short a lime ~ this rompo-
s5t.an Scarcely case occurs but may he
raielrl iiy the timely use OF II, many hhA'ug
laI,is used II IN seated Consumption WIN me
most surprising success, who "ere gwen mp
Il, the most skillul physicians ~ the country :
Msay certificates Ut as elhesey accompany
each hottie
hereby oefiii, that ny wife has Tor some
limo ps 4 beepironbleil nilh a kiuieni Cough,
and b.. been IL very delicate health. aud
after having tried many different things With.
ont getting relief bonght Tor her q bottle OF
nr Melien's Cough DROPS, from the use oil
which very iiori Tine she found grrai rclteii
aud her Cough has entirely lett her, aud Sue
has re sained her strength
JOIN W JENKINS.
Hudson. IAN Mouth 2pA, 1919
Affirmed before ne, JOSEPH D. MCNEIL,
Recorder Of The ciig Of Hldg0n
To The afflicted whom this may concern !
Rnsanna Bartan, do certify that took vio
lent cold IN the lbiter part OF the year 1915
which created violent Cough aud difficulty
ol breathing, which was very distressing I'LL
protured n hottie 81 Doctor Mcllens Cough
drops, and by taking lew doses oi the said
drops,I was entirely cured OF my Cough aud
pam in my side. it05 ANNA BARTON,
Wife Of Mr. Joseph Barton
Hpdsou, I'm .Honih lJH, 1919.
This Is to certify thht IN June 1878 wa
seized with very distressing Cough pain in
my side, great weakness OF The lungs, aud il
continued until July 1919, which confined M
10 the house sni parl of the iimo To my bed
! had tried every thing rs thought bni all in
vain. / was al last induced 10 make trial o
DR. McIlens Cough Drops, which gave me i'm
mediate relief, increased my strength, and re.
stored my former sleep can with the great
est confidence recommend them 10 all that are
afflicted ntIihose complaints, os avery vhlu.
able medicine. NANCY BOZ RSE.
Hudson, Columbia eiy. a. FDee p, 1919.
ToR SALE ny
Dr. I HUMPHREY S, Lynchbnrg.
March l8 I'm
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Mineral Springs.

VESHE SUBSCRIBER, The proprietor of the
u MINERAL SPRINGS, within the corpo-
ration Of Lynehbufg, is preparing suitable nc
commodstion for those who may desire to
drink them. This winter has been partially
anal ymd by physicians of eminence and is
alledged 10 eonlain such mineral qualities rs
render water most beneficial TO health. The
Springs are situated about bali a mile from the
main street, nfiordlng a convenient and plea.
sanl morning or evenings walk-An afbor on
the spot, and every convenience Of seats, &c.
protects the place from the sun, and renders il
an agreeable retreat. Prejndices against the
reputation Of the waier, have heretofore been
created and indnstriousy circulated by the
ignorant and malicious. The public IS assured
thai they were prejudicos nnlounded in truth,
and which will speedily yield TO trial and eA-
poriment. To these only legitimate tests OF
virtue and truth, he respectfully invites all
who desire 10 preserve their health uniniurcd
Try the heats of summer aud the burlhens OF
business or TO reinstaie il, when impaired
Ivy the vicissitudes of climate, or the ravages
Of disease.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
oaDDl.ES, SADDl.ES.
SPRING SADDLES.

K1E subscriber returns his grateful
Acknowledgements TO liberal public for
the patronage he lvs received, and informs
them that IN addition 10 his present stock of
SADDLERY, (Which is extensive and of SUI
nerioF quality he intends n "a H.. ,,,,II ~;
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13

II He Subscriber, intending TO change
bis residence from Lyneilburg TO some
par OF The eest, As SOON rs be can close bis
Affairs. vii sell, ahon seFs moderate terms
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13

Lottery and Exchange Office, ia, Markets.
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capital prizes in ROTH
TIE LAST LOTTERIES, were sold md
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEEN SOLD THAN AT ANY OTHER OF.
FlCE IN AMERICA
Orders tom anv part OF the United States
ny mail (post paid or by private conveyance.
enclosing tie cash or prize, IL any of the Bal
umore lotteries, will meet the same premnt
aud punctnaI attention, us if on personal an.
1iication, addressed TO
J. l. COHEN, Jr
Secretary 10 he .Maaaesrs. baltimore
1T The GRAND STATE LOTTERY. high
est prize One TSairtd thousand Dollars. viii
Commence on "Wednesday after next, the 2stb
inst aud will be completed In twenty draw
ing5 only. Tickets only Tgcire Dolars. aud
shares in proportion, 10 be had IN the creates,
variety OF No.. at COHEN's OFFICE.
IT coHEN'S <Iottery Ga-eite and Regis
ter" which'is published every week, will con
tsin the Official lists of each drawing of the
Grand STATE and Monument Lotteries. aud viii
be forwarded gratis, 10 all who purchase their
tickets al c0HEN's OFFICE. Those who
wish e receive the Register, will mention il
when they send on their orders.
q allmore, May is.
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CoHEN's OFFICE.
OlIeial list Of the first dag's draiciag of the
WashiRgt0n MORamem L.ottern.

ON class, nov drawing inthe CHgof baltimore,
under the superlniendanoeo t the Commission
ers appointed by tue Governor and Council
no. otos a prize OF 3 1000
'i722 6746)
'2162 6la2 prize OF 100
s5973
7o2o7 1929 $3.50 prizes Of 80
Il prizes Of s ~. aud 21l OF { 10 each.
an married. soid nj COlfEVS OFFICE.
shere hs cash can be had for The priges the
Homeni they IRE dfa,oa
Inc great capitals of 20 600, . of 10000. 3
OF 1000, &c. are still undrawn
mho'e ilekets $40 Quarters 81 80
nsF"s Eighihs / p
To be had (warranted unlrawu) in the great.
est variety Of Noa al
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13

l-sss Niaaks
aa.tari riokel> nj 10 dollars, s2ja.ooo.
The prizes oniY Ia l,e drawn, by which ar
raasemrni the seusme wtli be completed ~
THfgTr DR1Di ttS. ---one prise al 5'uu
d ,llas Will DC deposited "a tue wheel utter
/. :. fourth drawing Que prize oi aidpo
after Tie twelfth drawing the 2olooJ aiier
tue ifgeeuih, aad tut slo9,slo pf'ke vii i'e
deposited in the wheel on the nineteenlh
Il awihg.
Prises subject 10 a deduction oi fifteen per
cent. pavaliis sisty days alter Inc completion
OF the drawing. The other prizes 10 be hoa'-
inc irom tie commencement oi the drawing.
J L HAAktNS,
n. = WILLIAMS, Commissioners.
J. b. RIAGGoLD,
All orders foftickeis if lei, OF directed 10 The
l ieky olhee Of
5. a.. NJ. ALLrN \ co.
Ne 10. uafkef 81 Richmond,
1yil be duly attended TO, aud any information
given with pleasure.
nhole Tickets sl2 Qasriers 90
Halves blghlhs %
Il The CASH will be- pnd Al sight for all
pfizes ordered b. ALLLA'S a CO.
April i Of d
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
Btdford Nan Eaies. 1923

Bedfom Day Kaiea, 1898
William Marshall, plaintiff.
against
John Morrison. John Maynos, William
Whitoiey, Charles Whiteley, and John smith,
merchants aud partners, trading under the
style and fra of William Whitley & Co.
defendants
IN CH4SCERY
The defendant John Morrison, not having
entered disappearance aud given security ar
cording Ia the act Of assembly and the rules
OF this court, and il appearing from the she-
riffs return upon the process, that he is not
an inhabitant of this country, on the motion
of the plaintiff, by his attorney, II is ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here on the
fourth MoHday in July next. and answer tie
plaintiffs bin, that a copy of this order be in.
serted IA newspaper published inL ynchbure,
and posted up al the front door of the court.
house for one month,
copy-Teste,
Dc J. STEPTOE, c. B. C.
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Mar lana state A.etters,
NO IL.

100000 DOLL .ns -tii6AEsf PRIZE.
5{9IIIE
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IL. Hore Prompt Payment at .lffR's ! -
40. 4,106, which drew tlo great .cap-
l ' tai prize OF Imentg thousand Do!iars
- the MARY land Siate Lottery, was presented
~ Che fortunate hulder AT Mems, nnd lac re-
lived the rash nj sight Yesterday morning IN
Hpeoie.
S. q NJ Allen & Co. had the pleasure oil or
deridg aud paying IN the same Lottery No
1903, n rri2e of Ten Phousand Doiiars, ut
fight--aiso No. 3g0s prae OF one fhousdnd
DouafS. such prompt payment ought 20 be a
much greater induceneni Tor advonlurers 10
leave or send their orders directed TO tue tru-
ly fortunate office OF
S ! NJ ALLEN i Co
No 76o Mnn.sirsei, Richmond
where they viii always meet with due atien.
ton, and any attenuation gwen with pleasure.
az s q NJ Allen Go. pledge themselves
that all prizes IN the Washington Monument
LOTTERY and in the Mar, iand State Lottery,
u ordered by them, shall meet with the same
prompt payment as the above Numbers did
NO 759--5l0o,ooo.
Richmond. April H. Is 36
o. The liberal terms on which the
Messrs. Aliens paid the $4,000 piiIe,
drawn by Mir & l.. Dibreil, as som as the
tirket was presented, eniltle them TO ere
dit and encouragement.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04
sTANZAs,


Nan gireth up the ghost and i1tsrs is he?
And where is he Not by the side
Whose every want he loved to tend
Not DER those valleys wandering wide.
Where. swe etly lost, he Oft would wend
That form belov'd he marks no more.
Those scenes admired no more shall see
Those scenes are lovely as before,
And she as fair; but where is he.
No, no, the radiance is not dim
That used 10 gid his favorite hill,
The pleasures that were dear to him,
Are dsas to life and natute still
Bat an His home is not so fair,
Neglected must his garden he,
The lilies droop aud wiiher there.
And seem to whisper, where is he !?
His was the pomp. the crowded hall,
Bot where is now this proud display
His riches, honors pleasures, al
Desire could frame but where are theyl
And he. az some tall rock that stands
Protected by the circling sen,
Surrounded by adrniring bands,
Seemed proudly slrong-and where is he
TIE chuFeh-yard bears an added stone,
The Preside shows a vacant chair;
Here sadness dwells and weeps alone,
And death displays his banner there.
The life has gone, the breath has fed.
Aud what has hesn no more shall be-
The well known form. the welcome tread
All where are they. and where is he
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04

.4aeodote.--A scotch parson, in his PRAYER.
said, Laird bless the grand council, the par
lament. and grant they may hang together
A country fellow standing BY, replied. YES. e.,
with all my heart, and the sooner the better
and am sure il is in the prayer Of all COED
people, 'But friends said the parson, Il don't
mean as that fellow does, but pray they may
al hang together in accord and concord No
matter what cord replied the other, 50 It's
but strong cord
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04

Al Court Of Probate. holden AZ Feeport, within
and for the county Of Cumberland. 90 tie second
Tuesday a October. IN the year Of our Lord eight
een hunUred and twentv-three--
IN the petition Of EDWARD RUSSELL. s6nain-
= istraior, De bouiS non, Of the estate OF Isaac H
Bailss. late q North Yarmouth. in said county.
Gentleman, deceased, representing that TIE person
Al estate Of said deceased is not sufficient 10 pay
me just debts, which Ne owed AZ the time vi hiB
death, BY the SON Of four hundred forty-eight dcl.
lars and eight cents, and praying for license 10
sell and convey 20 much XII the real estate of hid
deceased as may be necessary for Tie payment VI
said debts and Incidental charges
OhDEhED That tine petitioner rive notice
thereof 10 The heirs Of said deceased aud to M per-
sous interested IN said estate By causing eopF e
this order 70 BE- psbliShed in tins Pouaud Carettr.
printed JIM Portland. In said r1Hurv. three puErhs
ssiveiy. prior 70 the third Tuesday Of Eossn
Der nexi. that they mag then appear a. Probats
Cunr 20 bs he IA Az Portland In said rnunsF AL TEA
clock IN me forenoon. and sbew cause. n any
ihey have why he payer Of said petitioner shooA
noi ~ granted BARRETT POTTER. Judge.
true copy. Attest. Horafio s0uthgate. Res'r
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'THE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice 70 az
= concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself che trust nf Administrators
Of the estate Of EBENEZER GRIFFIN, iafe Of Port
land, 20 the county Of Cumberland Merchant. dscea-
ssd by giving bond a. tho law drcrts---She there
fore requests al persons who indebted 70 The
SAID deceaseds esteate 70 make iFnmedlate paynenf
and those who have any demands thsFeonfo exhibit
the same for settlement 10 JUDITH GRIFFIN.
Portland, Oct 81 1923.
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ff'HE subscriber hereby gives public hotict 70 an
concerned, that be has been d6iy appointed and
taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator. with
The viii annexed. al tie estate oI IONATHAf
PAINE, Jun. late Of Portland. IN the csuniy q
Cumbarsand, NeFchanR deceased. Nv Eirshs bond
A. the law direCts--She therefore rrqassfM N psr
sons who are indebted To the said deceaseds estass
70 make immediate payment; aDd those who havc
any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the same iof settle
ment 70 NATHAN CUMMINGS
Podland, Oct 2Isi 1873.
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Fron IRE Salfm Ga-ffte.

From the Salem Ga<ette.
Ma. ASnRFws-On late return from a
Journey into the eastern country, | was much
amused with the lively chat Of civil, good
natured lrishman, who happened TO be nv fell
low traveller in the mail stage. On our arri-
val at Portland, in the evening, the driver in
formed us that we must hs ready, that be should
call Cor as precisely al 4 the next morning. In
the morning when came down. little before
the hour, found my good natured conpanion
al awake and ready 10 step into the stage.
seated myself with him and enjoyed his vii
and merrimsnl in the bar room untIi the clock
told five. The landlord then came down rub
biag bis eyes" What" SAYS he. ''not gone yeti
hasn't the stage called for your . Faith, and
indeed, sir" says my companion, =" II has not,
and | believe ven be here still" = Then sus-
pect." SAYS The landlord, that you are left be-
hind. or that the driver has oversight himself;
but viii send and see" Just az this moment
Up comes the stage, full speed 10 the door,
Step in. step in, gentlemen" excaims the
driver, : am more than an houF too late step
In; must meet the returning stage at Saco, II
kill my horses 10 be quick gentlemen" We
slept ia the door was shut smack went the
whip-round vent the wheels~-and in a irice
we arrived az the halfway house between
Portland and Sscn, wheE. instantly UPON the
stage stopping, one Of the hind horses fell lie
less 70 the groand. We were out verf quich q.
ard went round 70 look az the fallen horsc.
when Paldv, putting his finger upon the Dis
tended eye-ball Of the poor creature. aud find
ing Il rnoiion.es<. 'ifted his hands and exelaim-
ed Vel. By JaO4s, hare no dot ais poor
Aorss " been dsaa for rsaiss back, buG hs coula
not stop 20 lag doSa."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 70 al
concerned, thar he has been duly appoipied and
takes upon himself the trust 81 Administrator Of The
estate Of MOSES PARSONS. late Of NewSGlouces-
Ter, in the County Of Cumberland, Yeoman dsceas-
ed, by giving bond As the law directs. He there
fore requests all persons who are indebted % the
said deceaseds estate 70 make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon 70 exhibit
the same for settlement 70 PELETlAH LYON.
New-GloucesteT, Oct. q. 1873.
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FENHE subscribers inform their friends that
III they have entered into co-partnership. ~
Attornles az Law, and that their best attention
yill be given 70 such business as nav be conf.
ned 70 them. s. GREENLEAF.
JOHN L. MEGQUIER
Portland, Oct II, ls2s
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PONDER.
TIMOTHY FLETCHER,

.No.II, Jones Hotc, kIchaNgt EtTtet-POTiIdTld,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylin-
der Gun Powder Factory.
HAS RECEIVED
$50 or. casks off. r. r. and T. r.
500 osnisters R. r. and r. and +. p.
Which he will dispose 81 AZ the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest
recon nendations from officers ofthe u. States
Ordnance Department, and many others who
have used the same.
large quantity ofthe above Powder, can
be furnished az a short notice.
O~7-Gentlemen are invited to call and ex
anime the above Powder.
July %, 1923. r.
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az GOODS FOR C4SH.

NAROLINE plsids Plain twilled and fig
~ ured Bombazetts, some very rich figures,
Scotch and Tartan plaids-Wilbores- Plain
and bordered Cashmere Shawls-Superior
Black Nankin Crapes-Blsck Levantine OF
he best quality-Itaian Lustriug, Figured
Poplin BLACK Bombazeen a great variety
OF Caiicoes-Ginghams; Figured and Plain
Tuslins--Muslin Kerchiefs; Zeliss Merino
Nantes and Points-Long LawDs-undressed
Linens Long and Short white Kid. lined and
common Gloyes--children's gloves-Cam.
brics aud Cambria Musius.
superfne & common BROADCLOTHS and
q ASStMERES-a handsome assortment Of
Blue, Drab aud Olive Ladies' Cloths-Flan.
nels-Fine drsb Dufils- Bankets-Buok Skin
gloves and Mittens- VesliDgs, newest STYLE.
Together with great variety Of other ar
holes adapted TO the season, are just received,
aud offered CHEAP by
ANDREW SCOTT.
Erchange-Stresf, PORTLAND.
Sept. %. 1929 n.