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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-04
Georgetown, JOY Is, 1928.

Nreere. Gale8 u Seotov-The great
N3iao NJ the Sc8a mum iHuican, or bncDe
plaa, IS not kaowa as generally i, one h
% be. | ani iadabicd ior.my first ac-
qnintance with t}tis remedy, to d gentle
man OF Georgetown, d c. who is not a
physician; bot, from the trial | have
lately made with il here, al his suegcs
ion, in cases Of dysaatery and cholera
i4tonfum, | an !uliy persuaded we nav,
noihing superior TO ii, that can be used
IA The treatment OF either Of these dis.
itessing complains. Young children
who cannot be forced to swallow any
other medicine, without great difficulty,
are fond OF lhls, which is refreshing antf
nourlshng to thcm. Those whose sto
nachs nanseste at the sight Of almost
every thing thai we car present to them,
AXE the mucilagnoas infusion of the
leaves of the bhoae plant, With the same
asidity they would drink cold spring
water Other proper means not being
neg Iected, II seems TO be an invaluabtc
remedy In the aforementioned diseases.
II you should think proper to insert
this information ( for the benefit of those
concerned) in your widely circulating
3aper, you have the authority to do So,
OF your friend and obedIen servant,
JAMES SMITH.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-04

Industry is the foundation Of INDEPENDENCE.
We are informed by gentleman Of
veracity, that there is boy in Newton
township, IN this county, who during the
last winter, spun from tow, and with five
needles knit himself pair OF pantaloons,
with suspenders and stockings complete.
The whole was done of nights by fire.
light, for he is obliged (though but 3
years of age) to work in the day time for
the supper, Of his aged parents. His
name is William Pickle; he has il in
contemplation to construct another pair
this winter out of wool. The indepen-
dence of his mind, for one of his age, is
truly astonishing. On being offered
present of sufficient wool to make his
intended garment, he refused, saying be
could earn il himself Zenesyille Mes,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-04
.MLSUEAAAasNEONS
From the National IateLfgencs,A
THE SESAMUM iNDlCUM, OK BhgNE
PLANE

To the Editors-Gentlemen | nave
Just received the enclosed from my Irield,
DR.. James Smith, OF Baltimore, 10 whuS
| forwarded lev seeds al tue Bhene, os
sesanum lndicum, early in tbs Spring.
| cultivated about a dozcn OF the plans
last summer, and distribute the leaves
TO several Of my acquaintance, whose
children were afflicted with the " summer
complaint: :" some Of whom, from pru-
dental motives, asked PERMISSION oil lneir
attending physician TO administer /,
whlc h was grained as a" thing thar, il /.
did no good, could net be productive OF
,as.s,," However, such was its efficacy,
That even lnose wlO felt disposed 10 n.
dicule so simple a innovation upon her
practice, became immediate converts 10
its utility; and Had the srauh alton Of
atTording relief 0 many lale sufferers,
through The mefium OF these very ply
slcians, who, afterwards, repeatedly APP
piled to me for the plant. On mention
ing lis properties to DR.. Shi,h, last au-
;umn, he suggested the drying of the
leaves in the s11de, previous 10 their be-
ing touched b frost, and putting lhan
away, in order 10 be prepared Tor early
attacks OF Cholera Intantum in the
spring which | did, and very Fortunate
~ too, for my own child, about five
months old in May, was violently sciz ed
with ibis dreadful malady, ard upon ad-
mipisterin, an Infusion Of the dried
leaves il was, in the course of The day,
entirely relieved. The doctor has in h S
communication, omitted to state tic SIM
pie manner in which it is prepared for
use--which is, by placing one or more
OF In green leaves, according to the size,
~ umbler 81 cool water, and the nll=
tilare IS Immediately Impaired, aud il
IS tit 10 t!rl9k--.I great advantage is ii
rs ins'Pilily. the leaves whcn dry, re.
qdiFe % remain rather longer time In
TIE water, 10 dcprife them Of their ma
ciiage. Wien green, full grown lc2.
IS sufficient t,r t5rce or four lnmblers .
water 1t mas aH' 'rdud me great erasiG
cation TO have been the means, areadf
his summer, u relieving several chi
,'reh n my neiehb3rhood, who have SUI
tered severely iron the summer com
Flaipi.
Georgetown, Ju'v Is, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

THE Assessors for the town OF Portland, here
oby give public notice to the inhabitants,
and 70 all other persons liable 10 pay taxes fr
said town, that they will attend at their office,
Counting Room of Joel Hall, Central Row,
(Fore-Street } on the 5,h, 9th and 7ih day oil
May next, from 9 10 IL O'Clock, a. NJ. ard from
9 to 6 O'Clock, T.. NJ. on each day 70 receive the
valuation of their property according TO law.
They are hereby requested TO bring in true ard
perfect lists Of their polls, and the jest value a
their estates, both real and persOnsl, including
proprietary Estates and estates in trust which
they respectively possessed OF on the fret day
Of May, 1898.
The following Schedule may serve az form :-
Number Of Polls &c IS wears and upwards, H.
GLIDING the polls Of servants and apprentices.
Description and value Of Real Estate, within
the town of Portland possessed or owned by esch
Of them either in their own right or the right &c
Others improved or not improved (pews in houses
of public worship excepted) description end val
ne Of all personal estate, including ell monies et
interest more than they pay interest for al 9TH
er debts due TO tbem more 4hsn they are indebted
for.
Monies OF all kinds or hand.
All Bank Stock and Shares Cor property IN
any Incorporated Company for Bridge Or Turn
pike Road, or Shares in any other incorporated
Company possessing taxable property, according
!
The amount Of ell Good, Wares or Merclan-
die. any other Stock IL trade, including Stock
employed IN Marufactories.
Vessels Of all kinds AT home or abroad. with
all their Cargoe. Stores and Appurteusnces,
All pleasure Carriages, Horses and neat Cat
tie, trom one year old and upwards
Amount of income from snv trade. profession
or employment, or gained by trading az sea or
on LAM.
And all other property ofthe several kinds re.
turned IN the last valuation for the purpose or
taxation excepting Sheep, House bold Furniture.
Wearing Apparel. Farming utensils, tools Of me-
Cbanics necessary fpr Carving on their business
and Salt works for the manufacture Of Sail. and
also the machinery in Cotton and woollen manu-
factories
Inc Assessors respectfully solicit the Attention
OF the inhabitants 70 the above notice. and with
The lists infinitely made ont, tenants Designating
he owners Of real estate occupied by them and
owners giving the names al tenants. They call
particularly on those who have heretofore con-
sdered themselves as overtaxed 10 furnish irue
and perfect lists agreeably 70 the above schedule
otherwise they shall proceed to doom their es-
taIes according q Law, and shall not expect %
hear any more complaints Of being oyertsxed
DANIEL COBB,
JOEL HALL. Asss,,0,t
CHARLES Fox.
Portland, ApFiI 90, 1vgs
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06

~ Court OF Probate held Port2nd, within and for the
county OF Cumberland, the third Tuesday of APRIL in
ne year ct our Lord eighteen hundred aud twenty three
tAkCARETPRlTCHARD widow Of JOHN PRITCH-
IVA hKD lac OF said Portland. Trader, deceased having
renqhshed her rgh administer estate OF said de-
ceased ana prayed that suitable person may b. ap
pOirrrd 70 that trust. =
OKDERED-That rhe said Margaret give notice TO al
persons interested by causing copy of this order TO m
published three weeks succeEsvely in the Portland
lrinteo at Portlaud- that they may appear Probate
Court TO be held said Portland the third Tuesday of
NAV next At ten OF the clock in the forenoon and sew
cause, any they have why Adams Esq OF SAID PORT
and'ishould not BE- appointed to that tru>r.
BARRETT POTTER, Tndge.
A true coPy-Attest, HORATIO SOUTHCATE Req
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06
Thirty Dollars Reward.
ON THURSDAY Night .MarGi n, 1893,
SAMUEL McLELLAN'S


HOUSE was robbed Of the follow ne articles viz
Feather Beds Field Bed Stead Mahogany. !
Mahogany Pembroke Table large size, | Mahogany
Light Stand. Silver table Spoons marked ID. silver
tea Spoons. II Knives and Forks, with black Ivory
handles, l pair brass Shovel and Tongs. with brass
hooks. pair brass AndiIons, ] pair polished Steel
Shutters and Tray, ] Jappaned bread Tray gilt edge
l WOODEN Parlour Carpet, Trunks one Of which is au
English dry goods trunk, large size feet high one
about feet long, round top common sized trav-
cling Trunk, the three covered with hairskn; one
small do. Leather one Chest newly made not paint.
cd about three feet long containing cloths &C. one
Chest neW made not painted containing surdry aui
cles Copper tea Kettle, y Window Curtains A Reed
Window Curtains, lowered set Copperplate Bed
Curtains, Gilt China, complete. Plated Castor
and Bottles, set Lus3re Ware, Flat Irons, large
Looking Glass and Screws with China faces, | Iron
Bake kable, English double flint Decanters Tumblers
and Wine Glasses ? large size silver plated Candle
Sticks brass Candle >Iirk. with a glass Lamp, one
gold Key and Seal villa a red Comedian Stone
II IS supposed the above articles were taken and
conveyed away by my wife Nancy. formerly Nancy
DalTympe, of kennebec County, together with about
two thousand dollars in cash.--Any person that will
give information that the Goods can be obtained
shall receive the above reward and per cent for
all the money notes that may be found with tile
Goods. And this is TO forbid all persons trusting or
harbouring my Wife my account as they would
AVOID the seveTest penalties Of the law as shall pay
no debts her contracting.
She probably is now making her way 70 some for
acquaintance. She il tall and slim brown hair,
gray ewes, swarthy complexion mole Of considerable
size the left cheek. SAMUEL MCCLELLAN.
Portland April %, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06

CUMBERLAND, IS.
To The Hon Justices Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, hoJdss al Portland wtthin and for said
county Of Cumberland on the first Tuesday Of
Mnrch, a. u. 1923.
HUMBI.Y shews MOSES HALL, Of Portland a
l. l. foresaiG Merchant, that he. is seized and
possessed in fee Of and as tenant in common Of
and in certain real estate situated in Falmouth
in said County, being twelve acres Of land Rob
ert Hall late of said Falmouth died siezed Of,
with the buildings thereon aud bonded as fol-
lows, viz; northwasdly by the road leading to
Piscataqua mills so called-easterly by Capt.
Samuel Freeman's land southwardly by land
formerly owned by Robert tlalt-westerly BY
the county road leading to Gray. The
said Moses fall Of one undivided fifth part, with
some person or persons TO your petitioner IN
known. That he cannot possess, occupy and
improve the said ffh part to any advantage
while the same lies in common and undivided as
aforesaid, but wholly looses the profits thereof.
Whereas he prays that notice may issue in due
form Of law and that his said part may be as
signed and set of in severalty.
MOSES HALL, by
NATHAN CUMMINGS, his Attorney.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, the twentieth
IL inst. JOSEPH PRINCE, psuper, the sill
Prince is bound to me the subscriber, by the Over
seers or the Poor, or the town Of North ar-
mouth. This is to forbid all persons trusting or
harbourng said Prince on my account, as | will
pay no debts OF HE contracting after this date.
ONE CENT REV ARD, TO any person who
shall return said Prince, but no charges paid.
~ AMMI PRINCE.
Cumberland. April %, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06

70 ARTHUR MACARTHUR, Esq. ons II lie
justices ofthe Reaee for tie county Of York
THE subscribers, proprietors in the Congrega-
tional meeting house in Limington in said
county judging that meeting Of the proprle-
tors Of said house is necessary, hereby apply 70
and request you 10 issue warrant, directed to
some suitable person, requiring him 70 notify
the propr etors Of said house to meet at said
house on Saturday, the twenty-fourth day OF
May next, at two Of the clock 10 the afternoon,
for the following purposes, VIZ
/. TO choose a moderator TO regulate said
meeting.
2. To choose propretors' clerk.
3. TO vote and order the raising Of such sum
as shall be sufficient to pay all arrearages due
from said propretors in Common-to be appor-
toned on said proprietors' several rights in said
house.
4. 70 see If the said proprietors will make any
further repairs on said house and if 80 TO receive
money a. aforesaid for that purpose, and for in
cidental charges
S. To choose Committee, Treasurer, asses
sors, and all other officers that may be necessa-
ry.
6. To vote accounts.
7. To agree on a method Of calling future
NEE ing, of said proprieto's.
8. To pass any vote orIvotes that may be law
full and expedent.
JOSEPH TYLER,
ABNER LIBBY,
DAVID HASTY,
NATHANIEL ATKINSON,
SEWALL LIHBY,
SAMUEL LARRABEE, Jr.
AARON c. WALDRON.
LimingtOn, 18th April, A. ID. 1923.
~~ YoRK Ss. To Joseph Tyler, one Of
Loaes I the foregoing proprielors.
Sight. In compliance with the above re-
~ quest, you are hereby authorized and
required to notify meeting Of said p'Oprletors
il manner by law prescribed, to be holden at
the time and place and for the purposes above
mentioned. In testimony whereof have here
unto set my hand and seal this nincteeuth day
Of April, A. ID. 1928
ARTHUR MACARTHUR, Justice Of the p, ace.
Pursuant to the 70 egoing warrant to di-
rected, hereby notify said proprietors to meet
at the time and place, and tor the purpose,
aforesaid. Dated at Limington, the nineteenth
day OF April, A. ID. 1928.
JOSEPH TYLER. o(4w)
April, 20.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06
BACKBONE BRIDGE.

THE Proprietor. Of BACKBONE BRIDGE,
= are hereby notified to meet AT T. Halrs Tav-
ern. in Fore street, in Portland, On WrTnesday,
the ssrenth day Of Mag merit, ~ O'Clock, p. W.
to act on the following articles viz
To see if the Projectors viii take any meas
ures TO prevent the disconiinuance of the county
road laid out from Graves ia W.stbrook 10 said
Bridge, and to appoint agent or committee for
that purpose, If they fit and to adopt any 9TH
er measures relative thereto that shall 10 them
be deemed expedent.
Per order Of the standing Committee.
STEPHEN WAITE, PropristOr's Clerk.
Portland, April %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06
To JAMES NEAL, Esq. Clerk of the Propri.

To JAMES NEAL, Esq. Clerk of the Propri-
etors Of a certain tract of LAND, an Portland,
IN The county Of Cumberland, formerly assign
cd toAte W'doIc Of anthony Bracket, deceased,
as part Of her Dotcer IN has estate
VOU are hereby requested to call a meeting
4 Of said Proprietors to be holden at Mitcheps
Idrcrr, in Portland, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day of May next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. TO act on
the following articles =
/. To choose Moderator Of said meeting.
2. To sec if said Proprietors will agree to the
proposal Of Joseph II. Ingraham, Esq. 10 settle
all questions respecting The bounds Of said tract
where the same may join his lands-establish d.
vsional lines that shall be straight, and consent
that his interest in common shall be so assigned
as to effect that object, according TO plan which
has been made by s. l.. Raymond, and which
will DE laid before said meeting
8. To appoint Committee 10 make all ne
cessary writings and releases TO said Ingraham.
and receive such releases from him as NAV be
necessary TO carry said proposal into fun effect 4:
if the same should be agreed TO by said Proprie-
tors.
4. To see ifthe Proprietors will accept the Law
ing out of such streets by the committee appoint
ed for that purpose on the 9TH Of Sept mber last
as may be presented for ACCEPTANCE at the said
meeting.
5. To see what steps, If any. the Proprietsrs
will take for removing the several buildings an
entertainments now on said land
6. To see if the ProPrietors will vote any fur
ther sum to be assessed for paying expences.
Z. TO 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 Nath.
Crockett, being triangular piece.
8. 10 see if they will mcose all or any Fart
Of the common land by causing more fence 10
be built on the same.
Witness ourhands this nineteenth day of April,
A. ID. 1928.
PRENTISS NELLEN,
THOMAS BECK,
DANIEL GILBERT
70 tte Prop1icfors qforcsaid-
you are hereby notified 10 meet at the time
and place and for the purposes Aforementioned.
RT-N. B. general attendance is requested.
JAMES NEAL, ProPrittors CLERK.
Portland, April 10, 1928
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06
CARRIERS NOTICE.

I'VE all knouc that the rery soul and essence Of
trade are regular payments"
TNHOSE persons, who are indebted to the sub
IL scriber, for the transportation Of papers, &c.
during the last year, are requested to make pay
ment by the first Of May next.
THOMAS FULLER.
Portland, April 20, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06
STATE OF MAINE.
MBERLAND. IS.

LCMBEHLAND. s..
Court Of Common Pleas at POrtldnd,)
March Term 1923
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered, that the
said petitioner give notice OF the same, by cEus-
ing the said petition with this order thereon 70
be published in one of the pnblic Newspapers
printed in Portland, three weeks successfully
the last publication to be thirty days previous tc
the next term of this Court to be holden at Port
land in and for the county Of Cumberland, on
the third Tuesday OF June next that all per
sons interested therein, may then and there APP
pear and shew cguse, if any they have, why
the prayer thereof shond not be granted
VIM. 7. VAUGHAN, Clerk
Copy Of the Petition and order Of Court,
Auest-WM. II. VAUGHAN Clerk
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06
Spring Goods.

I HAVE Just received most Of my Spring stock which
comprises an extensive assortment of
British Piece GOODS,
and French and Canton .NanaLf actures. As most Of
these Goods of my importation, particular
taken in the selection for my These added
my former goods produce of the finest stocks
offered in this market and will be sold heretofore
usual accommodating terms, by GEO. WILLIS.
.4LSO...25 bales and cases Domestic Manufactures,
consisting of
Satinetts, Steetings, Stirtings, Ginghams St,iPef
and Yarn. April %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06
TAINTED TO EMPLOY.

100 or more GOOD wEAvERs, to whom
AOO fer prce will he given. Apply to
NATHANIEL CROCKETT,
At his Store in Maine-Street, opposite VIM.
Grsy's Rope Walk, where is kept constantly for
sale, wholesale aud retail, a complete assott-
ment Of
W. /. GoGCs and Groceries,
on'as reasonable terms as they can he purchased
elsewhere.
ON HAND
VINES 4, SPIRITS,
0fas good quality us can be putcha ed IN town
! Jan. :, 1898. #.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06

TIVE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
cd that ne has been duly appointed and taken upon
himself The trust ~ Administrator Of the estate nf
REUBEN q. GARDNER.
late OF Portland in the county Cumberland Mariner
ceased by giving bond the law drects-Hc therefor,
requests all persons who indebted said decesd
estate TO make immediate payment and those ho hav-
any demands thereon exhibit the for settlement r.
the Commissioners WILLIAM g. CARDNFp
Portland, April 5, 1873.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06
Haines and Norris.

OFFER for Sale at their Store in Main Street,
- a general assortment Of
GOODS in The GROCERY LINE.
which they will warrant to be Of the first quail
ty. and will sell them as low as GOODS ofeoual
quality can be bought at any store in town for
Cash, Lumber, Country Produce, or Approved
Credit, Wholesale or Retail
(- II. e. M.-Also inform their customers
that all NOTES or ACCOUNTS which have
been due them over four months, must be paid
the present Winter, or they will be left with an
Attorney for collection.
Portland, Jan. 90. (tf)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06
AMERICAN GOODS,
Horace Seayer.

At No. 9, Merchants Ro,c, gIlddze.Sty.,,
HAS FOR SALE,
HINGHAMS, ICas.imers.
~ Checks, Fulpd Cloth,
stripes, Glass and Mettle But
Shifting and e ses IL. W tons,
bleached sheathing Paper,
peaocking' Binders paste board,
oo,ton Batting: Spanish Cigars,
lotion Yarn, all Nos, Sewing Cotton all Nos
Do. Do. deep blue. and Colours.
Sd and ga Rose Blan- Worsted Hose
kets, American Tapes,
Sattinetts,
7oge her with an extensive assortment =
straw bonhnets, BRAID and Trimming constantly
on hand,
Portland Jan. &c. IT,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06
DRY GOODS
European, India & american Dry Goods
-NOW OPENING FOR SALE BY
Rogers & Cox,

ErchdHgc- Street, Portland,
..AMoNG WHICH ARE.
oUPERFINE plain and black BROADCLOTHS,
Blue and black mix'd CLOTHS, for frock coats,
White Valentine VESTINGS,
"a and "a Linen DAMASk,
SO and Sd black BOMBAZlNE,
Black twild SILkS-SHAWIS and MANTLES,
Among which is one very elegant Merino,
Squares and Points-Zelia HANDkERCHIEFS,
Plain and fancy MCSLINS
Cambria MCSLlNS and CAMBRICS,
rst quality Nankin GRAPES,
Canton and Italian ditto,
Dark and light Cambria GINGHAMS- Corded ditto,
al London PRINTS Garniture RIBBONS,
Blue and Buff NANkIN S-English Kid GLOVES,
silk. Cotton ard Worsted HOSE,
Plaid and Striped SILKS,
Black SfNCHAWS and SARSAETTS.
Furniture PATCHES. British SHEETlNGS,
Flag KFS-Birds Eye DIAPER,
Sea Island COTTON-Brown SHEETINGS,
Furniture CHECKS,
Spool COTTON and Cotton FLOSS very good with a
variety of other articles making good assortment
which will be sold very cheap. 9w March y
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06
CHAMBERLAIN & KITTREDGE,
nFCEp EOP safe

CHAMBERLIN & KITTREDGE,
OFFER FOR SALE
Ar No s, CENTRAL-Row, PORTLAND,
100 BBLS No. l PORK,
50 half barrels No. 2 do.
3 bbs. Zone MidIlngs, do.
% do. Clear do. do.
5000 lbs. HAMS,
100 keys LARD,
90 do. BUTTER,
1000 lbs. do. in Tubs and Balls, suitable
for Families use.
1000 lbs. CHEESE,
100 bushels Rye MEAL.
The aforementioned articles will be sold on
favorable terms if applied for soon.
.4LSO-.4s .1bore,
20 bushels n. York SHAGBARkS,
fad a general assortment Of
W. |. Goods and Groceries.
Portland, April 20.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06
GARDEN SEEDS.

II GRIFFITH, informs the public that he
~ has FIR ale general assortment of
GARDEN SEEDS.
Of every deScr ption, usually called for both for.
eign and domestic, Of last years growth, end can
furnish any person with ornsnanta or fruit trees,
.4LSO-Ihrubs, pot flowers, Roots, Of various
kinds garden tools. &c. al short notice from Bos-
ION. H. latters himself lhat he can give gener-
a. satisfaction either for price or quality. as he
has taken great pains 10 purchase none but such
as come well recommended. A Catalogue will be
furnished II few days for particulars.
Drugs, Paints, and Dye -Stv6S,
as usual, with constant attendance at his Store.
in MrDDLE-STRYEr, opposite JOHN CoE's.
Portland, April IS, 1923. IT,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06
Andrew Scott.


INFORMS his friends and the public
= that be continues business at the Store lately
occupied by BARBOUR & SCOTT, Exchange
Street.
lie has just opened great variety Of Calicoee
-Gingh am7-Nankin ana Canton Crspes--crspe
>hawis--Secr suckers SYnChaws-- Sarsnetts--
black and cotcred Levantines- plaid Snks-Mer-
and Merino printed Shaws and Handkerchief,
Cashmere Shaws-Goves and Hosiery-Linen.
Steam Loom Shrtings-C ambrics- NJ Us Inns
eans-Dimoties-Flag and Bantsnna Hand
l1erchief>-Cotton Shiuings --Sheeiings-C Checks
Stripe, e.. Making with part Of the former
stock Of b. & S. complete assortment of
ENGLISH, French, India and American
GOODS
which he offers for sale cheap for Cash only.
April s. 6w.