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FOR RENT.
DIVIDEND.

YFNHE President and Directors Of the Bank of Wilmington
and BrQ,DQavin. have this day declared dividend Of
so cents per share ON the capital stock Of the Bank, which
will be payable 10 the Stockholders their legal represent
tatyes on or after the 10Th inst By order Of the Board
Ian 6 1925 lOl-9t ID. BYRNES, Cashier.
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PLIL.aDELPIIL4 .4.N'D UIL.NLNGION'
PILOT,

NEW LINE OF POST COACHES,
Has commenced running between the above places, and
continue to leave the Subscribers Marketsreet, WI,
mingon, every morning at O'Clock and the house OF
William Elliott, sign of the Harp and Eagle North
betwecn Market and Arch Streets Philadelphia, at the
same hour.
FARE ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS.
The Coaches will be all in complete order Good Hor
SEES and careful drivers and every accommodation wei
adapted 10 the convenience and comfort of Passengers
vrnience. Bagqaye az he y1squeef The O~aera.
JOHN NJ SMITH,
X. KEDDf, < Co.
UTlmington, January 1923. loo-u
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Christian Advocate.

This work is continuation of the Presbyterian Magas
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TO BE RENTED,

A Farm in Brandywne Hundred called ChesnA L;R
N the property of Albanus C. Logan, fronting the
Concord Turnpike Road and the Faks Road containing
about two hundred acres including lot Of marsh in Cher
rev Island-whch will be rented with the place. For
terms apply TO the subscriber. BENJAMIN FERRIS,
in HestSreet netv 3d. Wilmington.
January 9, 1928. 105-9
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Conducted Iy ROBERT W.lLSM j.

This work is published monthly forming volumes in
the year 1t comprises of scientific and literary
intelligence, selected from the periodical works Of Great
Britain and Sc year. payable in advance.
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THE WORLD WE LIVE IN
Ills very good worla TO live in.


Ills very good wofld to lvein,
rohna or to SPEND TO .giue in;
But beg or 10 6olrOsv or ask for your own,
The very worst world that ever was known.
So evident these truths that could refuse them
utteiance when OR principal wish Of drawing the
eDEL.4JV.4RE STaIE LOTTERY
On The first dayef Me Nv Tear, disappointed by
Der Of friends 10 The Lottery coming forward pay fop
lated only for own but could not 5orro.y the money
make good the prizes Yet tits perhaps, the
world that ever was known
O. Renember the New YEAR set in co that it chind
enterprise bat have not stlia Hope left Of drawing
carly dayf CT Ample security has been given by Ma
nagcrs not only forthe purity of the drawing and the punc
tual Payment Of the 9= but they bound draw in
certain short limited timeand it is morally certain they
must draw it on
H.3SALNGT0N'S BKRTH D.4Y, the 29ud If
FEBRL.qRY NEXT, or
SAINT P.4I.RICK'S DAP, the I'm Of MARCH;
Else they draw another Glass; as the law viii soon
expife The public may therefore assured that
| Of those national days, THE DELAWARE STATE LOT
FIERY WILL POSITIVELY BE DRAWN, if only One
Hundred small Packages Of Tickets between this and then,
are disposed of; and of which there is doubt. And
stimulate all who the principles Of the father his
country and who like him. wish do eoo and disseminate
Religious picsThe second, because the church for
which the Lottery is granted is Catholic Church. and the
Congregation principally IRISH and who here, Phiadei"
pha, Baltimore and elsewhere. should unite, to finish this
bung in honor of their religion their country, and the-
tutelar saint, st. Patrick
| WiOle Tickets So 50-Shares in PROPORTION.
| CT The folio rng are the Prizes -
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DIVIDEND.

1vHE General Board of Directors of the Farmers Bank
othe State Of Delaware have this day declared dvi
Idend of three Der for the last six ponts Which will be
paid TO the Stockholders their lega any
time after the 18th inst c. II COalEGgS, Cashier
Dover, january, 1928. ie6@-<5
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YOL. H..
Periodical Literature.

G INSCRIPTIONS are received at the office of the
- Waterman, for the following periodical works. now
publishing in Philadelphia by T.. Litte.
Museum of Foreign Literature and
Science.
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FIRMS 10 LEI,

6EVERAL farms.to let, and possession given on March
- 25th 1928. They all in Newcastle hundred, and
convenient to the markets Of Wilmington and Newcastle
Also large two story brick dwelling house. in the village
Of Newport with every suitable out building; and ali Ell
siJe stand for a country store. For terms apply to
ELIZA l. robson, Newport, or
JOHN L. NORRIS, Lewden's Island
Dec 81, 1890 1C2-tf
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Journal of Foreign Medicine.

Conducted By SAMUEL EJfLEN, Jr VI d.
and HILLL9.JI PRICE, Dr. d.
This work presents, stated intervals synopsis of the
Foreign Magazines Journals and Reviews, appropraled
to Medicine and it's kindred sciences and It's all
arranged under the divisions Of selected papers, selected
reviews medical and philosophical intelligence and list of
new publications. This journal is continuation of the
Eclectic Reperoy. is published quarterly 81 per
allium.
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OF THE DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
For the completion cfSt. Peters CAychIF. La,hir ang.
NEW SERlES-SECoND CLASS
TO BE DR.qTtN IN FIVE llINUTESi!l
H. One of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
R5- One OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
AZ One OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
ST. One of FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS.
~ One of THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
And 5000 Dollars in other Fries.
So that you may gain for $50 cts--2000 Dollars,
for IFS cts-1,0 600 Dollars,
for 875 cti-- 500 Dollars 400 Dol
lars, 500 Dollars, Sc &c.
- To acccmm date the Public, number Of packa
yes OF tickets selected and will be sold So 25 pee
ticket And the subsc4 hes relying the prizes 10 be
drawn in each package or the balances due a and
above be the property Of The fortunate adyenurers)
willing TO dispose Of them as follows, viz;
One package Of 10 whole Tickets, $40 90
One package Of 10 half do 10 %
One package of 10 QUARTER do 90
One package Of ~ eighth do SO
Such easy terms these, believe cannot fail TO induce
many adventure i'll the only Dedwae Lottery that has
lever gSfa such general satisfaction. Applyat
HOPES
LUCKY OFFICE, No. %, Alarke: Street, Wilmington, D.
CLUBS supplied liberal terms--oRDEIss punctually
attended to- January, IA. 1oo-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02

embezzled, or so unprodoctiys, that IL hos
sesyed her in little stead and those persons
who had charge Of whst property sbe had at
home, having become bankrupt, she Tell into
those ci,cums,ances which are as painful 10
remember ss TO endure. The only person
who she wed her any friendship, vss Mrs. Al.
win, who uea,ed her indeed ss a sister, and
whom she accompanied TO Calcutta"
"Ciement seemed to give slight attention
10 the concluding port OF the nsrrative.' Ho
wa. LOST 10 the deepest abstraction; he grosn.
ed struck his hand on his forehesd; ; and his
bosom hesved with extreme agitation. Eden
erying, asked II he was indisposed lie did
not answer; did not seem TO have heard him
rose from his sea, ,and walked about IN extreme
per,utba,iop. Then turning abruptly, 81
mus, see Mrs. Eden" She shall wait uPoo
you," said Eden tenderiy, but With astouish.
men,. "She is my daughter, exclaimed
the ,,rspper. "Has not that occurred 20
YOU But no! | must not say so' A'as l
NAV be mistaken. Yet J., or leaving Eng
land, took tho name Of Fitzaleyn; lett my
daughter an infant; was never hearo oi!
Her mother dead !" So saying, ne tell oack
on the seat, end found 'elief IN HOOD of
tears. The state OF Eden's feelings dehes
words end description. His asion'shment,
however, notwithstanding uansicni douo's and
fears, was rebuked by bis hopes, sDd his
hope. themselves, wero instantly absorbed in
ell tho ravishment of expectation. Tho dear
object of his faithful and most tender regard,
must bo the child Of bis earliest fdend, OF his
deliyerer, Of his protector She was now to
feel herself on that footing Of equality, which
in the extreme, and sou,e wha, blameaoIe DEL
icscy Of ber sentiments, she held essential TO
the case and confidence Of mutual love. IL
ony obligation remained, he was The person
10 be obliged lie assured bis friend that
II must be 90 and as lar ss youth can rese IN
bic age, tina, his daughter tcssmbled him !;
and urged him therefore to give immediate
in,ituatioD to his dear MstiIda."--" Matilda
was tho name o( my chIld," SAID Ciement,
now recovered from his syiis'ion aud in a
tone OF scquiescing couplscency. "Bn, stli
there may DO some mistake; and the conse-
puences Of disappointment, 10 q Tsuo' 50 in
umalely in'eres,iog 10 Us both, and 10 your
des Matilda, miga, be uospeekabIy ia'aI.
The p'obsbiluies ste a. you say; but VIC
saust not yield 30 them rashly"
A servant now announced to hem the ar
rival of NJ .. Alvin. Hur father was one Of
III pc sons ~ whom ClsmsDt, who way hi.
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knsmsn, snd no, knowing lhst he was the 70.
ther Of Mrs. Alvin, had addressed binself
for info' nation. He sent by his deugb,er,
carried on the wings Of friendship, the very
joyful intelligence, which Eden and his hon
ored beoisc'or had already, The one with
esgerDess and the ol her win csu,ioo veniured
IN some degree TO snt,cipse. Yet The Joy OF
Clement, while he blessed his sffecliOnats
child, was mingled with sad remembrance,
and with the tender recollec'ions of her smis.
bic mother. Time, however, and the conso.
la,ion he now received, restored him 10 be.
coming compos0te beams Of The gen,Iesi &c
rsnity shone on his hoafy locks for hi, chill
dfen continued virtuous, and wete rewarded
with as much enjoyment as virtue can he c
expect.
Whatsoever opinion may be TO- med Of the
preceding story, which is founded on facts,
and whatsoever sentiment. il nsy tend o ex
cite, persuade myself that one r.fleciIon in
particular will arise unsugges,ed in the breasts
Of my philan,b'opicai friends for they will
reflect With pleasure thai the induIgenc Of o
philsnthfopical iempet. and Ihe performance
OF benevolent actions, my produc. ffecls so
beneficial, % TO mock csiculstion; ; and IN
ways beyond the reach of conjsctufe; and S,
bibSo WHCu eApCt u hchu.
Two murdnror were lately discovered IN
Clare county, Ireland, in o We y sioguIs, man.
ner. On The spot who're the cfiDe WAS com
mitted, tho pary 10 search rems. ked Vpo0
the ground the print of strong shoe. o. ogurs
thiekly set with nails, sDd on close ,0s pee ION
q vacancy, where the head oi nail was vent.
ing, wss distinctly Observable. This usct
was pursued TO the tuffian's house, where he
was taken win the identical sho, $, cot es.
poDdiDg with the impression on Tho wet
ground, which were measured and found 10
correspond wuh ihe absent nail An accom-
plice in The murdei had but one shoe on he
was also uscked and taken sitting win wet
one on one foot and d'y one on the other.
Soon otter, this cwcums,anusl evidence wes
stteng ,hened ~ The inden,iicsion oi both the
prisoner oy the family OF tho unfortunate vic.
tim - FnghSh PAPER.
IN ex'so dlns,y feat hs. been perfof med
at Ipswich, by Mc. Wilson, elo,hisr, Of the,
place, who undo toOk fOt wage Ia knock
down 1000 DiDe pms in 1000 bu~ls which he
accomplished IN 900 sse 'ssns z h. eta
bowl the teby making hut which would -
worthy freeman tnpsg IN more useful
~m ploymcn, London h,t5r
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Foreign.

From the " York .ftbion ofSasurdoy, Seht. 27.
Since our last, different arrival. have put u.
IN possession Of London papers Of the 22d ult.
brief summary OF the news By the Leeds,
which Arrived very late last night, will be
found below. The whole news from the Pen.
insuls may be summed up in few words
The Duke D'Angouleme is on his way to the
srmy before Csdlz, and on bis arrival there, 10
expected TO open negotiations with the Cotes.
Co'onna holds out, but /. expected daily to
surrender.-Mins is still active IN Catalonia.
The forressss near the Pyreoees ere suIl
we'll defended. BsIlss,eros has joined The
French, though the Morning Chronicle s,'iI
insists ,ha, his army has not gone over. The
las, sdviees from Madrid are TO the 18th Au
gust.
After the fight of Qaircga from Corunna.
Gen. Novells, Who succeeded him, sent fl'g
OF truce TO the French General Dourck, offer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02

Mean heat the day Least,
Mean Of the coolest day
We scarcely find country equality
in
difference between the temperature temperature
the less than four degrees. the day of the
did not fall degrees below its Its heat has
exceeded SO the
90 The number Of days obviously
er GOODNESS of the atmosphere although the quantity which
this August does greatly average corresponding
month for the preceding four However, the frequency of
Kept up the evpauo and the surface OF the earth was constantly giving Oft its
calock of
close remarks will be expected that something of the three
better than The temperature the
Tor the preceding 00 CO. and that of the
difference
features which distinguish this from the corresponding
the frequency well quantity
two have given amounting 9Sl inches This
erage OF rain fallen during the three months Of the preceding
Ae considering the above FACTS shall probably
o its caue
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Sy5TE or IRELAND.

We are happy to perceive that the di,,r.e.
lions which have convulsed this ~ fa,ed eouo.
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A9eteoroiogicat' Diarp for August, 1928.
w IA I II e r.

light cIds cir foggy, n. ".
fgy. pass'g clds. cir light ".
rain o % II els dist lt'g elm "
dist It'g cl lg,th rn 0 65 b "
clear all day, nght winds.
clear all day, light winds.
foggy. clear, cldy brisk ",
fgy cl, dist ll'g clear mod "
clear all day. brisk winds.
cir. light cIds. dlizzly |. "
rain o, SO clr rain cniy light W
lig. tn. rnO,27 cir cldy / W.
clesr, clear. cltly mod. wds.
rain o OF cldy cldy. br. wds.
pass. clds clear cl1ly mod. W.
rain 0, l8 cldy drizzly m. W
drizzly 0 07 cldy cIdy. m W.
pass clds. pass clds mod ".
rain o 23 cir. Aeecy clds !. W.
clear all day, light winds.
clear all day, mod. winds.
clear, hying clds cir. br. wds.
clear all day, moderate winds
clear all day, moderate winds
clear all day, light winds.
clear all day, hight Winds.
cir cir mod wd, cir light wd
cir cir hying clds brisk wds,
Ckly clear pass. clds. mod "
light clds. cir cldy br. winds
feecy clds cl d ltg ris clls b W
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Mean temperature Of the Mo. 10 |
Mean heat of the warmest day 75o
Mean temp. Of the coolest day 60
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07

fE1llEProp ietors Of Union Wh1rf are here bv
notified hat their Animal Meeting will be
held at MitchePs Hotel, in P1r,land. on the 6rst
Tuesday IN January mex at 6 O'Clock p. NJ. 70
act on the follow ing articles -
list. To choose a Moderator.
"a. To choose Clerk for the ensuing veer aaI
such other Officers as thev may Judge neces-
ssry 70 manage their afflirs.
ID. 10 receive and allow accounts if they think
proper. and gene ally 10 net on an matters
they NAV deem expedieni, and beneficial %
all concerned.
SAMUEL. F HUsSEY, Prop'rs Clerk.
Portlsnd, 12ma, "a. 1922.
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No. Q, Erchange-Street, Portland,
HAS just received very large and extensive
- assortment of
! NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
suitable for the approaching season.
CONSISTING Of
Superfne, fine, and middling BROADCLOTHS,
Superfne, fine and middling CASSlMERES,
Dark blue, light blue pearl Queens CLOTHS,
Colored Pelise CLOTHS, KERSEYS,
! DUFFILS-BOCKINGS,
FAN elegant assortment of VESTINGS,
Scotch, Tartan and Caroline PLAfDS,
Plain and figured BOMBAZETTS,
4" RATTINETTS,
CASHMERE SHAWLS, the best assortment ever
offered in town, consisting Of red, white, drab,
| pearl, slate and maroon cofors, plain and bor-
dered,
! Light and dark colt on SHAWLS,
Dimoties; Meriuo SHAWLS and SCARFS,
Nerno Hdkfs. and POINTS,
Red, white, green and yellow FLANNELS,
2 cases black and coIor'd Nankin GRAPES,
8 - {" " Canton DO.
Black and color'd SINCHAWS & SARSEETTs,
Plaid and green SILKS,
italian GRAPES,
Flag, Bandanna, fancy and black Silk Hdkfs.
g and Madras cotton do.
3-4and A CALICOES,
FUR NITURtS-CAMBRICS,
Turkey CLOTHS Green Table CLOTHS
6 47-4 ga 4 and 1914 RosE BLANKETS,
Fancy MUSLINS-Cambrc do-JEANS,
Silk & Tabby VELVETS-LINENS- hosiery
PINS-cotton BALLS-FIoss COTTON,
RIBBONS, newest fashions,
Plain and twill GALLOONS,
BRAIDS-HOOKS and EYES-GT4OVES,
TWISTS wing SILKS,
CARPETlNGS, &c. &c.
II L s o.
Fcctory Shirtings and Sheetings Ginghams
CHECKS Bedtictings Sdttinetis--
Threads, &C. &c.
October %. If.
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Al ne sign of the Boot,

ofall prices and fashions.
.iLSO-Agood assortment of mems and boy
HATS.
lie manufactures Boots and Shoes as usual
for customers to measures, ia faithful and
workmanlike manner.
(cFThe plate at the top Of this advertisement
is furnished for the convenience of gentlemen
at distance, that they msy take their meas
ures with gre ter accuracy. The letters and
lines on the plate are to designate the several
places where the measure should be taken,
which must be expressed by inches-so also,
shou'd the length ofthe foot.
TF.9NIGD.-Slx or eight Journevmen Shoe
makers. well skilled in their profession, to whom
constant employ will be given.
Nov. 10. (tf)
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N. CRAM & co.
Tonr-SraEEr. HeAD oEIoya.Wu

FoRE-STaEEr. HeAD OF LoNG-WHARF,
HAVE FOR SALE,
CHESTS s. boxes Young Hy-) TEAS.
" son, Hy son Skin, souchong 81 60. d;e.r.r
aud Robea J Cargors
Hbds. ofSt. Croix and Windward Is.hnd Rum,
n. f. Il UM-MOLASSES,
Pipes Cog lac BRANDY & Holland GIN,
Pipes, h aif pipes and quarter casks Sicily Maders
WINE, enfe4ed 10 debanture,
Pipes quarter casks Lisbon } WINES
PORT and Malaga Lay
Hhds, tierces and bbls. FIRST quaiity winter and
summer Sperm OIL, TAT Boston prices)
Casks Of fresh Malaga and Smyrna RAISINS
Muscatel do. in boxes & half BOXES for family use
Bbls American GIN-W HISKEY-Cor
Cherry Rum and Cider Vinegar,
i}bs of Mackerei-casks Of R:ce-AIlum.
S1lphnr -Ginger-Sali Petre & Copperas,
bags COFFEE-Pepper--P mento-blown Salt
Benarec UGAR-boxes White Canton Sugar,
Chocolate-starch-Ca Cotton,
Cotton sheetings, Shirtings Warp & Ginghams,
bbls white and brown Sugars loaf & lump do.
Casks cnt wrought Nails, assorted sizes,
Boxe> by 9 and 8 by 10 Glass, various qualities,
KEGS twist and fig Tobacco various brands.
Logwood- redwood utmegs-Cassia-.C Cloves,
LoriIlar', Snuff English and American ShoveIs,
German, bistered and cast Sieel-bar Iron,
Salt-Poock Fish-S0al Leather &C. &c.
Also "A general assortment Of
Hard s. H0ll0W Wdre.
Nov. 26 1922 If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks, Fire
Buckets, sc.
NATHANIEL SHAW g. SON.
va tte So 81 tLe Trnnk. .Mnine. So

At the Sga Of the Trunk, .lIaine-Street
AVE for sale, gentlemen's steeel SPRING
SADDLES, some made with deer skin
seats, which are used in the several Livery sta
bes, and have the prefe ence TO any other in
vented saddle; gentlemen's best plain and CON
mon do. complete assortment ofsleigh Harness,
a. can be found ia the State. some very ele-
eanty plated, with collars and names, or breast
plates, with fancy blinds, Bits and Turretts to
match good assortment Of second quality
plated do ali kinds Of common do. such as
Potted, Bcass and Japanned, some with mou d.
ipg On the Pads TRUNKS sr~h as Leather
Bags, Leather case and Port utead, round Seal
Skin and CARPET Bags or travelling small
Trunks for Cou ting Rooms and torres Leather
and Seal skin covered Do. for house use few
par Ere Buckets, with Dr. with ,ut painting !.
Leather Hose made for engines or vessels use ;
Military Equipments, such as Saddles, with
Leopard Housing, Bride, NaItingsl, Holsters
and Vslise, TO match Csrtouch Boxes, with red
belts Seal Skin Knapsacks; Truck Harness !;
Poftmanteaus Post aud Saddle Big. Bidles !:
Martingais Hsiters Z; Strings Of Slrigh-Bes !;
Whip large assortment OF Seal Skins Sad
die and Harness Trees, &C.
o-Their STOCK IS # such qualify a. 4 ey
can recommend. and he icosk is faithfully srecu-
ted ~ ih- 5.s' IF Tot 7,cr under their ON, inrnle
dtate ....q et.oa, All IL, en- warraat 1t TO their
Customers.
Portland Dec. "a, 1922.
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GARDINER IRON WORKS.

vE1H S rhcrib"r, Agent &c the RDINE r
IRON WORKS, has const sntly FOR sale Al
the Agency Store 10 Gardiner, the following ar
tcles viz -
Saw Nil Cranks, Fu!ling Mill do.
Lan,ern Wheels,
Wrought and Cast Mill Spindles,
lI4t;er's Basius,-Clobier's Plates,
Crow B4rs,-Piough Moulds and Coulters,
Whee's Tor various kinds of Machinery,
81 lions, Cast Iron Dogs,
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Carding Machine Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
Cudgeons Of all sizes.
Brands fot names, &c. made at short no.
iice
The above articles will be sold cheap for cnsh
or approved credit. Orders for any description
OF Castings, will ne executed pnnctuaIy in the
best manner. NJ. SPRINGER, Jr. Agem.
Gardiner, Sept. Q, 1929. If.
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NOTICE.
W4TCHES.
OLIVER GERRTSH,

CIGN ofthe C7eek ErcAanse-Strcei, offers a
~ go1d assortment IF
Gold {, Silver WaTCHEG,-Cold, Gill,
Situer g. Steel Chains, Seals g. Keys.
Watch Rings, silk Ribbons, &c. S-c.-One new
warranted eight day ship CLOCK-Millard's
patent
TINE PIECES,
on as good terms as can he purchased elsewhere.
6TWATCHES and CLOCKS, repair
cd as usual.
O. G.. has lately set VI TIME KEEPER, con
struotcd on improved principles and corr cted
by mean time. Gentlemen who are regulating
their watches are invited 10 call.
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SHERIFFJS SALE.

Taken on Execution, and to be Sold at
Pubic .iuchon. on Wednesday he taeatg
ninth day q January hsrt, al ten of The clock
IN me forenoon, al lhs Hotel of CHARLES
G.. MITCHELL, IN Portland,
A LII the right in equity, which EDWARD
"A BAKER, Jr. has in & TO redeem a certain
FARM in Otisfeld, on which the said BAKER
now lives, with the buildings thereon standing
being the Homestead Farm, which the said
BAKER purchased Of BARNABAS SAWYER.
by Deed, dated the twenty seventh day OF Au-
gust A. ID. 1917 and recorded in the Registry ~
Deeds, for the county Of Cumberland, Book, II.
Page 293, reference thereunto being had for a
more particular description thereof
NAFHL. TILiON, Dept Sheriff.
December &c, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
TIE COMMITTEE.

THE COMMITTEE.
His FIX. Jno. Brooks, Capt. Benz. Dana.
DIR. David Townsend Capt. John Fowle,
Capt. Rob't Williams Capt. CANT Bradford,
Capt. Adams Bailey, Capt. Thomas Howe,
Mr.. Thomas jackson, Mr.. Samuel Perkins,
Col. John Popkins, joseph reTce, Esq.
DR.. Jno. Hart. Samuel A. Weils. ESQ.
Capt. Francis Green, Rob't G.. Shaw, Lsq.
Maj Daniel Jackson,
Are notified their ANIMAL meeting will be holden
on said eighteenth day Of January, at the Ex-
change Building, il Boston, at eleven O'Clock,
for the purpose Of acting on any applications
which may be made. A pcnctudi attendance 10
requested
THOMAS JtCKsON, Assistant See'y.
Boston, Dee 81. 1922.