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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-11
CONGRESS-.
WrpYrspAY, January 20.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

NIpSfspAY, January R5.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Poinsett, of South Carolina, appear
ed and took his seat.
iniernd improvement
Mr. A Smyth, OF Virginia, then moved
to resume the consideration of the bill 10
authorisc the Presdrot oflhr United States
to cause to be- procured surveys and est-
mates Tor certain roads and canals.
Mr.. Cooke wished TO make remark up
on this motion, if in order. The Speaker
Informed lin that questions of priority OF
business are not debateablr. Mr.. Cooke
then asked if il would be in order TO re
quirc the Yeas and Nays on the question
Being answered in the affirmative, he re.
quired the yeas and nays To be taken, and
they were ordered accordingly,
The following was the result OF the vote
by yeas aud nays;
For taking up the bin, az
Against it, III
So the House refused 10 take up the
bdl.
MIR. Tod moved that the House do in
preference resolve itself into committee
of the whole on the bill for the more eilee-
tnal protection OF manufactures tnew tariff
bill)
The question being taken on this motion,
II was nfgdtired-8i votes to 81.
The House then again resumed the con-
s,deratlon of the bill to amend the Revolu-
tionary Pension Act.
The bill was ordered 10 be engrossed
and read third time.
Tht aetc Tariff Bin.
Mr.. Tod tben again moved that The
House 20 into committee OF the whole
House on the State of the Union, with a
view to take up the bill ion the more cllec
tual protection of Manufactures. The mo-
ton la 10 into committee of .Ae whole
was agreed TO and Mr.. Tomllnson was
called To the chair.
After some debate, the committee rose,
and the House adjourned.
THURSDAY, january 80.
IN SENATE.
The Sohatc, on motion of Mr.. Lloyd, al
Mass. took up in committee of the Who'll,
! the bill for the erection Of monument o.
yer the tomb of the late Vice president
Elbridge Gerry.
Mr.. Lloyd submitted a-few remarks on
| the circumstances which had delayed TIN
| act until the present time, and moved I,
make the appropriation 1000 dollars, which
was agreed to.
The bin was then ordered to be engros
sed for u third reading and having beer
reported engrossed, il was read third tim
by unanimous consent, passed, and sent 4
The House of Representatives for concur
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PIES interests. sfr. n. spoke at some
length upon the subject.
Mr...Baylies, of Mass. said he was oppo-
sed TO striking from the bill its enacting
clause, and WAS also opposed to some of
the items Of the bill. Mr.. b. explained
what appeared TO him paradoxical in the
details OF the bill, and stated his reasons in
favor Of the measure generally, at large
He objected particularly to the increase Of
duty on woollens, iron, paper, &c. and p
numerated other items 10 an increase of
duty on which he VAS fdyorably dispo-
ard.
The committee then roge and then
The House adjourned TO Monday, at Il
O'Clock.
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EMMA N SHIP.
MR.. BgGBEE'S

O ECOND course Of Lessons commenced Yes
~ terday. Hours Of instruction ON IN b.
past 3, A. NJ. from half pas, II A. N. ,il half
past ~ P. NJ. from half past lill 1, and from
till halfpasl P. NJ. Terms IS Eos "a lessons,
in advance.
Application may be made at Mr.. Adams Book
store, Excbange>street, or at the Writing Room,
over Mr.. Evans Store, Middle-Street.
LA few more Scholars can be admitted if ap-
Plication is made soon.
PORTLAND, June Is, 1873.
We have examined the books of Mr. Bugbee's
pupils ~ the art Of Writing, and state with pleas
ure, that they exhibit such mproveme as TO sat
isfy Us OF the superiority of bis method of instruc-
tion over anX other with which we have been ac-
suainied. The psnmanship is easy and elegant,
much better for business Of records than that Of
most OF the other systems which have been taught
within few years ALBION X. PARIS.
BARRETT POTTER,
ISAAC ADAMS,
j. NICHOLS
EDWARD PAYSON.
EZEKIEL WHITMAN.
BEZALEEL CUSHMAN
ROYAL GURLEY,
July 4. JOSEPH LIBBY.D
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GARDINER IRON WORKS.

THE Subscriber, Agent of the GARDINER
a IRON WORKS, has constantly for sale at
the Agency Store in Gardiner, the following ar
tcles viz -
Saw Mill Ctanks, Fulliug NH do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought and cast Mill SpindIes,
Hstter's Basins, Clother's Plates,
Crow Bars, Plough Moulds and Coulters,
Wheels for various kinds Of Machinery,
Sad Irons, Gas, Iron Dogs.
Sleeves and Cogs for Blocks,
Csiding Machine Irons,
Cart aud Wagon Boxes,
Gudgeons Of all sizes,
Brands for names, &c. made at short no
tice
The above articles viii be sold cheap for cash
or approved credit Orders for any description
of Castings will he executed punctnally in the
best manner. M. SPRING ER, Jr. 4gent.
Gardiner, Sept 2, 1922. n.
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Portland J une 10.
Steel Spring Saddles, Harnesses,
Trunks, Fire Buckets, sc.
Nathaniel Shaw & Son,

At the sign of the TRUNK-yMa;ae Street,
LAVE ON HAND, and keep constantly for
4 sale,
Gentlemen's Steel Spring SADDLES
being Improvement on al other spring Sad
dies; being perfectly easy 70 the rider and will
not inJure the horses back. We have not had
a single complaint rom any person, cot Of the
large number we have Sold az any defect in
them, ia their DOT being easy for the horse or IL
der; Ladies' Riding SADDLES, made in the
newest fashion, and 70 ride with ease, with Eri-
dies and Martingales to match.
Gentlemen's best pain Saddles; common Sad
dies for country service; shipping do. Plated
and common chaise Harnesses; plated. potted
and brass mounted Wagon and sleigh Harness
es, as cheap as can be purchased in town.
A large assortment Of TRUNKS-such As
leather bag. portmanteau, round seal, hide. and
carpet bags for travellers; some do for house
use- covered with seal skin, hide, oil cloth, and
leather, which will be sold cheap. A number
from 10 TO 18 inches long, with different kinds
OF covering, suitable for papers, for counting
rooms and stores.
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS, such AZ leon
ard skin Housen, seal do. bitt & braddoon Bri-
dies, some very elegant Martingals, Holsters,
Russet and seal skin Valises; Cartouch Boxes,
with red belts Knrpsacks Sword Belts;
complete assortment Of whalebone and catgut
WHIPS, warranted; whip Thongs: spurs n:
chaise, Wagon, and truck Collars; Truck
Harnesses
FIRE BUCKETS, with or without painting;
Leather Hose made for engines or vessels use
Saddle Trees seal skins; hog do.
tIFIhes have a handsome assortment or the
above named articles hand, made By the
best of workmen, and under their own imme-
date inspection which they can with safety
warrant TO their customers-znd they will sell
any article as low as can be purchased in town.
Portland, June ~, 1928 6w.
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IheHnfsrignsd tiers fhs iitsviny certificate 70 fJ, 49,
10 aha JIaEmsH W he psg5is - NCzu h67p rE Bsv
er p1npsF Ia5Ds are than 5syefe 800
Jes<,s psope, 7pH enrich and hlsaaaizs fEe n svh
Vtesr FAN Is con5fff1itHat 7vhfrh faxes NV
aeIH ls same property 7ffh others wv fjr W Nv ,ygh
I'M Is Sy some called Improvement nb former e@usr
hi MI ~ ~ Y. ~ e15ss y e .5etsfa-
Mr. Etsha Sylvester. the bearer is now SITE manner
ana mas been helped by the town of Turner fr sn 80;
ahu mere are many 10 the that think II harI wi 1890
port MN entirely ! AMI therefore he Y rpr,silsa
a. mueh as possible Hehas been sick consdersbl for
sone time osoki which has prevented him from d,in hrd
favour 20 that what he receives from the town IL hs
soelent especially as il respects clothing Hr rishes
1@Vei little PARTLY account Of his health ara a 49,
ns ~ monty rs y dependent YOUR CHARITY vhir MI
W. your roof II no more. We hnk II YOU have anv th
the quality. g. " ~ - uiheot Is ~
You VII find him 20 BE man Of information INA ,b;l;
need O fear. "esN-o"e VINO no one
Luther Cary Francis Cary. Alien blossom rlFh B.-
Ssu OisoTtt- ga Phillips. ichard rhr1 Inripg
Ptisoa' siHson bfstt, Enther Bret Philip Chstsrs
Turner, Hune zdrn tSza
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II ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
= public, that be continues to manufacture
CARDS Of all descriptions, and having the best
of stock he will ventures to say his Cards will
not be inferior to any now in
Orders directed TO ISAIAH H. WINSTON,
Portland, or left at the store of NATHAN WINS
Low, No. /, Exchange Row, just below the bay
Scales, gratefully received aud promptly attend
ed to. Portland, 4th month, 22d, 1923. 3m.
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.Neu Paris PAPER H.ANGINGS.
EDW YARD HOWE.

No. 5. Merchants Rosg, Middle. Street,
II Asjust received by the brig Oak, arrived at
IL Boston, from Havre,
% cases French PAPER HfNGI.NGS.
with ELEGANT match Borders, having been
selected particularly for this market
0EFFor quality, colors and variety If figures,
they surpass any he has ever before offered the
public-and will be sold unusually low.
Portland, April %. IF
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To WooI Growcrs.

THE proprietor Of Lisbon Wooden Factory
wishes TO inform the public that he would
like to take WOOL on shares to manufacture
either into all wool Cloth or Sattinett, or he will
buy their wool in exchange for cloths on as good
terms as they can do with il elsewhere.
He would likewise inform them that he calcu-
lates to carry on the
Dysi,ag and Dressing Of CLOTH,
where they may depend on having thear work
done with neatness and punctrality.
He further wishes to notice that the former
proprietor carries on the
Card'ng Of WOOL,
in tie same establishment, and would be happy
to wait upon his former customers.
f6FAny information respecting the above es-
Enlistment may be obtained on application to
Mr.. HORACE SEAVER, PORTLAND.
June "a. CIV.
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AMONG WHICH ARE.

....AsoSG WHICH ARE.
i case hlask and eoored Maxim GRAPES,
] do. :" Canton Do.
Maxim Grape Dresses Grape Shawls Plaid Silks /;
black aud colored French GRAPES; black, blue, pink,
lilac and green SARSNETS; black sYNCHAVyS;
black Tafettas black and cosred B0BlBAZEENS I;
good Flag Bandanna, German and black silk HAND
KERCHfEFS; Merino SHAWLS and HANDKER-
CHIEFS thread and cotton LACES'; figured & plain
silk do Bobbnett do figured and plain Cambria and
Null MUSLINS Muslin ROBES figured and plain
Book f Leno MUSLINS; Linen CAMBRICS -
white and colored cotton do. Irish LINENS in half
pieces, very low linen and cotton DAAIASK; GA,
~ and 81 Turkey TABLE CLOTHS green do. ;
cotton HANDKERCHIEFS Cashmere SHAWLS !;
do Marseiiss, Velencia and black silk VEST
INCS; white and striped JEANS; DIMOT1ES; Tar
tan PLAlDS; blue and yellow NANkINS; silk and
cotton VELVETS English CINGHAMS SEER
SUCKERS; coronation CALICOTS; black and white
silk HOSE: black, white slate aud mixed woTsted
HOSE Furniture PATCHES; silk and cotton UNI
BRELLAS /; Kidderminiser CARPETINC Meriuo
PRINCES; Russia DIAPERS spool Cotton she'll
SIDE COMBS Ivory do. black and white HOOKS
and EYES SUSPENDENDERS BUTTONS gen.
femen and ladies' leather kid and silk CLOVES sew
ing SILKS and TWISTS, &c. &c.
ALSO.
Black, blue Oxford and Hareshack mixed
BROADCLOTHS & CASSIMERES
Factory Sheetings. Shirtngs, Ginghams, Checks aud
Suipes. If May H.
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STATE or MIME.

LINCOLN, $50 .4cter Pafteu. Cd Admin.
istratOr on fhe Estate Of John RoTe, late Of
Lisbon, an satd County, deceased.
GREETING.
VOU hereby ordered notify the Creditors OF said
IL Estate, and all pei sons inter sted.1hat your
ooad Of administration the Estate OF sad de-
ceased will be offered for allowance Probate Court
Rnpsh the fourth Monday OF august when and
where they may be present If they And also.
said Court the widows claim for allowance will he
considered
tiCe 20 ne given BY Publishing cory Of this order in
the Portland GAzee thirty DAYS before said Court Of Pro
bare.
Given under nv hand this 18th day Oh March. in the
year Of Lord, eightcea hundred ard rhrer.
iERE. BAILEY. Judge Of Probate.
Copy Attest. JOHN H. SHEPPARD, Reg
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Paint s. OIL Store.
MARCUS QUINCY,

At his old stand, head Of Long WharE, under the
store occupied By adams & Jackson,
U EEPS constantly for sale, . complete assort-
IN ment of PAINTS,
IND HAS NOW on HAND.
9 Tons of dry & ground white LEAD;
III Casks Dutch OIL direct from Hol-
land
10 do. Northern OIL, of first quality !;
0.FHe will keep constantly the Dutch Oil,
as it is found to be very useful for inside Paint
ing, and its preference is perceived in lite drying,
sooner and harder than other kinds in use.
G1rWATER PAINTS will be prepar-
ed at short notice.
ste will continue his PAINTING BUSI.
NESS, Paper Hanging, Sign Painting, &c. as
usual. April, Is
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RENOV

GAMUEL FESSENDEN and THOMAS ANGRY
~ DEBLOIS Councillors and Attornies at Law. have
Removed from the office, formerly occupied by them
to Rooms over the Of MIR Ebeaezer Webster 10
Hopkins buildings, IN Middle Street. opposite the
head Cross-seet where any business entrusted TO them
win be gratefully received and faithfully transacted.
Portland, Jan. 81, 1898. Il
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TIMOTHY FLETCHER.
No.11, Jones Ron, Exchange street. Portland.
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
HAS RECEITED-
$50 or. casks off. r. F. and r. p.
500 caDisters R. F. and F. and Il. p.
Which he will dispose Of at the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest recen-
mendations from officers ofthe U. States Ordnance
Department,a and many others who have used the
same.
large quantity ofthe above Powder. can be
furnished at a short notice.
& ONFGentlemen are invited to call and examine
be abovePowder. If Oct %
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Portland SILK and W0oLtca DIE
House and Faliing Mall
ROBERT THOMPSON

WOULD inform his friends and the public
wv that he has had new Buildings erected near
Vaughan's Bridge for his SILK IND FOOL
LEN DYE, and for Fufiing and Dressing Cisih,
in the neatest manner. lie has lately built new
machine for Knappng and Teasing and Dressing
Cloth, which duesit in superior stle.
He also colours british bluefoi SO cents yara.
All kinds Of mems garments can be colored and
cleaned whole.
Goods left at Messrs Haines and Morris', Mil
de-Street, az Mr.. SAINT. Emery's head Of Long
W hart, will be taken and returned.
II. 4. Will furnshany Of the Country Cloth
ers with Knapping. TeazIiDg and Dressing Ma
chimes at $4,000 cash down, or $500 on one
Years credit.
Goods colored black every week
Aug. 81. If.
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NEW GOODS.
Elisha Vinton,

Middle STREET Poftlgnd,
DAS just received variety Of NEW = SEASON
H ABLE
English, Jadia and Domestic GOODS,
which, together with bis former stock, renders his
sormeni very complete and viii be sold prices very
favorable TO purchasers who respectfully requested
10 call aud examine them. July l.
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Gold Wd[ch SegEs 6' Eeus.

Gold Walch Seals 6' Keys.
Pearl, Paste, Set and other Rings, Pins and Far
Knobs, Siircr Plated Tea Sets, Candesticks,
Cut Glass and common Casters. Tea and Table
Spoons, Decanter Labels. Shutters and Trays,
Sugar longs, Britiania Tea Pots, Sugar Bowls.
Cream Pots, Snuf Boxes, Steel Shutters & Trays,
Astral Lamps, Japaned Tea, Bread and Cheese
Trays, Brass Candlestcks, Polished Tin, Coffee,
and Tea Pots,supeFior Raj "a, Rogers Penknives.
Steel Scissors, TDiania, Iron, Table, and Tea
Spoons, Ladies' Pocket Books, Memorandum
Books. large Shell, Ivory. Pocket and Dressing
Combs, St. and Gilt Buckles, Purses. Silver.
Steel. Gilt, and Silk Watch Chrins, Keys and
Seals, GOLD BEADS. Ladies' elegant Indispen-
sables, Gilt Mustard Spoons, white Wax, Gar
net, Coral and other Beads, Ivory, Salt and Mus
tard Spoons, Thermometers, Patent TIME PIE
CES, and eight day CLOCKS. constantly on
hand, Of his own manufacture, Silver Soup La
dies, Table, Desert and Tea Spoons, Sugar longs,
Salt Spoons. Mustard Ladies', warranted good
silver.
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SPRING GOODS.

William W. Thomas,
Erehnnge-Sireet, Portland
DLACK blue and mixed BROADCLOTHS,
D-CASSIMER ES~lrish LINENS in half pie
ces, first quality Nankin and Caution CRAP S,
Grape and Cotton SHA WLS,
Calcoes, Ginghams, Dimoties, Cambria and
Cambria Muslins, blue and buff Nsnkins, Silk
and Cotton Handkerchief, Silk, Cotton & Wors-
ted Hose, Patches, British Sheetings, Psrasois,
blk and cold Silks Diapers, Muslns, plain and
figured. also
Shirtiags, Shsstings, Bediickings, Stripes
aud Checks, with variety of other articles,
which are offered at the lowest CASH prices.
May 6. If.
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GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
HARD WARE &c &c


EVERETT &, STEELE.
HAVE for sale, FEATHERS. Of var;on. anal.
4 Z tiles and prices, cheap for cash or country
PoduCe- ~ Ian OF
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DR GOODS
Yorkshire CoMs.
EDWARD HOWE.

EDWARD HOWE,
IL DO. 5, Merchants Re4, Middle Street,
HAS just received by the arrival Of the Ship
n Grand Turk, al Boston. { om Liverpool,
cases, blue and black Yorkshire
BROADCLOTfIS and C.fSSfhfERES,
which may be had cheap BY the piece or yard.
Purchasers are invited to call and look at them-
On hand handsome assortment Of ingrsined
KfDDER.ME.NSTER CARPEI1.NG,
new figures ---.qLSO--
An elegant assortment of gilt and mahogany
framed
I0OKING-GL.fSSEC.
Portland, July I, 1928. If.
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NEW GOODS
Andrew Scott.


G opposite the CUMBERLAND BASk, TX
change-Sireet---ls now opoaing for sale en-
extensive assortment ol
English, French, India and amer
lean Goods.
ViE.-superfinc and common, black, blue, hare
back, oxford gray, and olive
BROADCLOTHS,
black, blue, half miiIed gray, bareback and far
cy coloured
CASSIMERES,
Wool,netts, twilled Bomb zetis. ssersuckers.
striped and plain Jeans, Drill, Dowas and
other articles for Summer wear. Linens n
whole pieces very low. Figured black Floren
tine Valencia and Marselles yestings silk and
cotton Umbrellas-Flsg and Bandanna EIkfs.-
Steam loom Cottons-Calicoes a great variety
Ginghams-Fu rnitures-plain and corded Gam
brics-pIain and figured Muslins-Muslin Dress
es, handsome & cheap. White, scarlet & crimson
Raw Silk Mantles-RIsck Nankin Grapes
Of superior quality, Banet's dye. Green and
other coloured Nankiu and Canton Grapes
Grape Dresses and Shawls---Long Lawns very
cheap Zelfas--Merino printed Points " fancy
silk Hkfs.-white and colored Italian Grapes
few handsome Ri6bon.--GloFe Fans--shell
Combs-Parasolls.
Bale Dorchester Tickings. at re-
duced prices 90. sheetings aud shirtiugs-
Sattinetts--Stripes- Checks Ginghams, &C.
All or which he offers Cheap ior CASH or
~. If.
Portland J une 10.
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SPTCT,ACLFg.

A large assortment Of Silver, Silver Plated and
Steel, Convex and Concave White and Green
Spectscles, Goggles, Spectacle Glasses, all
kinds, old Spectacles repaired or new ones made
at the shortest notice
O. The above articles are warranted Of good
quality, and will be sold at fair prices for Cash
approved Credit.
CEFCash giUen for old SILVER.
Portland, June IL, 1923. CIV.
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CROCKERY WARE,
III WhoIesGis-oniy.
JAMES Is. CAHOON,

Al w AsAO kts NAL - w.
HAS for sale a general assortment Of CRocK-
ERy WARE, Cat the Office, of Messrs. Att
wood e. Quincy, Eaehange-Street, Portland, at
as low rate as can be purchased in town, for cash
or credit. He has on hand Crates well assorted
for the country market, consisting Of G. c. en-
amelled and b. p. Ware. ANY orders for Ware,
wall be gratefully acknowledged and promptly
attended to.
J. b. G. Flatters himself that he shall receive
share of public patronage, particularly from
those of his friends with whom he is acquainted
Also, For Sale as above,
hhds Sugar,
2 trunks Calicoes, containing about 1000 yds
Just received, and for sale as above,
a General assortment Of Glass Wdrc,
consisting Of Decanters, Tumblers, Wines,
Salts, Crnets, Mustards, Peppers, &c.
March 10.
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JOSEPH HOOLE
OFFERS for sale, at his Store, head of Lngra-
~ haIs's Wharf,-A good assortment oG
". L. Goods 81 Groceries,
WHICH An

AMONG WHICH ARE
30 chests and boxes Hyson, Y.
Tyson, \. Skin su5 Souchong TEAS; 10 hhds.
WI Rum; do old J. Rum; 10 bbds. new
do; 3pipes BRANDY 8 do. n GIN; IS bbls.
"A. Gin; 10 half and quarter casks Malaga. Lis.
hon and :. M. WINE; Demjobns old N sdeira
Wine; boxes and bags white aud brown Havana
SUGAR; Loaf sHd Lump do. /; 10 hhdr Mo-
LASES bags COFFEE; casks Rice bales
Cotton; 10 casks Raisins; 10 boxes M. 40 bags
fmento snd Pepper; Ginger: Cloves; Nuimegs
Cassia; Indigo boxes Starch Alum Couperas:
Log FED God; boxes Chocolate; kegs Mustard
20 bbIs clear and No. Pork 20 bhls mess and
NO. Beef; Turks Island Salt; bags blown do.
- boxes tipped Candies; 3 bbls. Sperm Oil.
XIX c"t. Shot 10 casks Powder ~ and half Az.
Rolls Tobacco; bladders Snuff so 600 A. and
Spanish Cigars 1000 D.. CottoR Yarn; 40 loz.
Eng and a. shovels; 80 do7. Hoes cotton apd
wool Cards; casks 90, 10. g, and al Nails.
BY 10 and 7 BY Glass; 90 bushels white Beans.
No aad cuIed Mackerel; 600 quintaIs CD
tish, 70 good shipping order; 1000 Ib. No. and.
Butter, IN kegs; 500 red Oak Shocks ana Head "
80 M. good Shingles.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
HARD WARE. sc &c.
The shove goods are Of The FIRST qualitv. ard
VIII be sold ~ cheap can be purchased ia town.
or cash or approved credit.
Ship Stores pm up az the shortest retice.
Portland April I. 1928. If
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~NEW GOODS.
CHARLES FARLEY,

NO. z, Union Ra,e, Middls-Stresf,
II AS just received large assortment Of the
4 following articles viz
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-30
J. SHINN's PANACEA.

yNyE subscriber having discovered the composition of
IL SWAIM'S celebrated Panacea, has now supply on
hand for sale; he has reduced the price from 3 so
So so, or by the dozen S24.
All charitable institutions the u. States and the poor,
will be supplied gratis.
If the citizens Of the principal cities and towns will app
point an agent order and distribute this medicine to the
poor, it will be supplied.
This medicine is celebrated for the ofthe following
diseases, scrofuR kings evil, liberated or putrid
hrost long standing rheumatic Affections cutaneous dis
cases. white sweng and diseases of the bones and all
cases. generally arising in debtated constitutions, but
especially EoHV yphilis, affections arising there
from ulcers in the arynx, nodes, &c. And that dreadful
disease uccasoned by long and excessive Of mercury,
&c. 1t is also useful in diseases of the liver"
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have within the last two years had opportunity of
seeing several very inveterae ulcers which hay.
ing resisted previously the regular modes of teatnen
were healed by the of Mr. Swams Panacea and do
tant remedy in scroulous yeneres and mecuFa Diseases
n. CHAPMAN, Nj. ID.
Professor Of the Institutes and Practice of Physic the
University Of rennsy's nia
have employed the Panacea of Mr. Swain in numerous
instances, within the last three years, and have always
found il extremely efcaci0us, especially in secondary
syphilis, and merciria disease. have hesitation in
pronouncing it medicine of inestimabe value.
W. GIBSON, NJ. D.
Professor of Surgery in the University of Pennsylvania
Phihldelohia, Feb. II, 1898. .
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