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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-20
w ashington Monument Lottery.

Pneeot tickets Sl0-shares IN proportion
The Office will be kept al the book store of
II. AlAl5son, where orders, accompanied with
the cash, or prizes in any OF the baltimore lot
terles, will meet with prompt attention Per
sons holding prizes inthe Maryland State Lot
terry should exchange them before the rise of
tickets, which will shortly take place Regn-
Jar lists of the drawings will be Lrpt for the
inspection of holders Of tickets in ail the lot.
teres above mentioned. April l.
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Notice is hereby given,
ROCK LANDING, n. c.
Office ofMe Roanoke Navigation Conn

Office cfthe Roanotc Navigation Company.
" Resotued, That the stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation Company, are hereby
requested 10 pay 10 the Treasurer, at Halifax,
n. {. on the 10Th February next, ten dollars
on each share, by them respectively held, in
addition 10 the 10 per cent. payable hereto
lore. x Ihe dJOre reqlaStti0a The ION Deem.
ber5 lsl7)
4" Ordered, That the stockholders pay into
the Treasury on The 10th day of December
nett, fifteen dollars on each share by them
held respectively, in addition to the install
ment now due. - Pissed 2slh October, 1918 }
hesoieed, That ten dollars on each share
OF stock be called IN on the Isl day of oeptcm.
berneNt.'-( Passed 25H .Mafch, 1879
. OrdcIed, That 10 per cent on each share
OF stock be paid to the Treasurer on the Isl
day OF February next, being the 9Th requis-
ton. i Pissed 28h october, 1919
Z" Ordcred, That the stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation Company, he, aud they
are hereby required 10 pay into the Treasury
on the lst day OF January next ten dollars on
each share heidby them respectively. L PG5-
sci 25h October, 1920
" Ordered, That the stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation Company, be, and they
are hereby required to pay into the Treasury
on the lstday ot February next, the sum of
eight dollars on each share of stock held by
them respectively - Passed l3h @ore0'Jp,
ls2l)
|, ANDREW JOINER, clerk of the Roanoke
Navigation Company, certify the foregoing 10
be correctly copied from the records of the
said company. Given under my hand and
seal OF Office, the 2oth day OF May, ls22.
"a Copy)
A. JOINER, Cierk.
Anrn 4 ,,E,n y
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SIXTH CLASS,
Or The UaShington document Lottery.
Hfculsr rRlzr 100000.
SCHEME.


The whole to be completed in sirtcen dra,0-
iHgs only. Not two blanks TO a prize.
a SlOOO0 prize TO be placed IN the wheel
on the 18th day, and 100000 on the 10th all
the other prizes To be floating from The com
mencemeni OF the drawing and in order that
the Lottery may he completed with all posi-
bic despatch the prizes only will be drawn.
Whole Tickets $40 90 Quarters 81
Halves 90 Eighhs -
4 The drawing will lake place ON We'd
nesday the 18th of next month May and will
be completed with all possible despatch, M
der the superlnendence OF the Commissioners
appointed 10y the Governor aud Council Of
state.
Orders for tickets from any part of the Uni
Ted States Vost paid enclosing cash or prize
tickets in either of the Baltimore Lotteries, or
New York Lottery, will meet with prompt at
tention, if directed to the truly fortunate Office
of s. y NJ. ALLEN d CO
No, 100, l.. ST. Richmond,
Where was ordered in the last baltimore
Lottery, No. 1908, prize OF ten thousand
dollars No. 390s, a prize of one thousand
dollars and where No. l4l06, prize of
100000, was presented and the cash paid at
sight in Siirer.
April %. st n
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Yhe New Jerusalem
MASSAOEANN.

This work will be issued in Monthly Num-
bers, each containing - octave pages, neatly
stitched IN coloured printed covers, at the mo-
defate price of Three Dollars per aHHunl-One
Dollar TO le paid on the receipt of the first
number one Dollar at the expiration OF SIR
months and enc Dollar at the end OF the
year, accompanied with the stipulated advance
tor the following year, by these who wish
Their subscriptions continued All remittances
and commentators must be post paid.
Inc suPerntendence OF the edetOriai and IN
geographical department being assigned To the
subscriber, (iate editor and publisher of the
Hdicy9n LulaiRdry) all letters must be addres-
sed 10 him, at his office, No. 2O7, UiHiam.
street, Men York, where they will be prompt
ly attended to.
As the first number will be issued in MAY
ntTt and immediately forwarded TO subscri.
befS, You will ohige me by ascertaning, as
soon as practicable, the number and names, of
those IN your neighborhood, who will become
patrons OF the work, and inform ME of the
same with all convenient speed
The printing of the apocalypse Explained
will be commenced at the same time eight
pages OF which will be stitched within the co
yer OF each number of the " Missionary, - cal
culated TO be bound separately.
remain, Sir, with respect and affection,
Your Brother in the New Church
SAMUEL WOODWORTH.
Nee York, February l5 1898.
subscriptions TO the above work will be re
received at the Office OF the Iirginiaa, at the
boGh Stores of Echols & North, and Hector
Atkisson, Lynchburg and by DR.. j.. L. Cabcll,
sesiord' March 81 WITS 80
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M ICAJAN.

who Runaway from my residence, near Henry
court house, last December, but did not leaxe
the county till the first of March, at which
time he took beast of mine from a planta'
ton about five miles from home. On the OOH
instant, received letter from the iaiIer If
Augusta county He was there. This Ie,tor
was dated the sth instant. sent ON immedi.
alely but 1t seems that on the 10TH the iaier
eareiessiy permitte dhim to escape. cot m,
beast, Inc slave is still going at IarcS ~
Is about i've feet 10 i:.ches high w., 20, lie. lie
forehead p, ut nj punt small scar IN his
J"'' oeioW nis hair.
Mays '''h tiAlho ION
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Just received, and for sale, by the
subscriber.

1oboxes Spermacet Candles
20 bag prime Green Coffee
10 barrels do
hhds Brown Sugar, of the most supe.
rior quality
10 casks Cheese OF excellent quality
6 hhds Country Rum
50 barrels Whiskey
l0barrels Loaf SUGAR
10 barrels Tanners Oil
hhds best quality Molasses
Mayo. RICHARD POLLARD.
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University Lottery, ed class.
$l2s,OOo

Pro- Of Iictts Slo-shdres in proportion.
The scheme Of the 18th class of the Wash.
ington Monument Lottery is nearly the same
as the last The same capital, aud the tickets
are OF the same price. The only difference
consists in the distribution Of the capital into
DriZes
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I.ist OF letters,
gsmaiains IN he Post 0foe at Lgnehbufg'
The Isl Of .3prd 1898.

gsmainine IN TIE Post o9foe at Lgnehburg'
The Isl ef.3Prd lss5.
.g-cart Mark Anthony, Rev. George
nj. Andersen 2, Hnrace Aikisson, James
Armstrong 1, John Y. Anderson, Miss Ma
nv Albums. Mi-s Charlotte Armstrong
sterliug Anderson, john Allcoek
B-Pfesly Boley, Maj. Colin Buckner.
Frederick Bnss, Thomas +. Bowles, john
Brown ,. John C. BELOW, Reid Brufn,
Thomas fSrownlee, James Bailey, William
Booth ,, James r. Bullock, William L.
Bowling. Levi Best, WIN. Bell, Capt. Wni.
Barnet.
C-Thomas |. Couch. Commissioner OF
the Reseane, Thomas Clark, Joseph Car
son, Miss Ann Crews, Pheasant Greasy,
Mjllner Cox ,. Robert Coleman, Mrs Nan-
ey Crawle, DIR. Robert ". Carter ., Jas.
Colin. John Case, DIR. Z. ". cabell, Ri.
ehard Chiffon.
D--Jamos Il. Dare George Donaphin,
VIM. Dugard, Wm. Davenport, Nelson |.
Dawson.
E-Nm. r. Edcufeld, Joseph Echols
4. Francis Epps. Jacob Farley.
F-Mieha1 foX, Mis- Jane Franklin,
James Fretwell, Miss Nancy Far, VIM
Frctwell.
G-Rev. Enoch George, Rev Samuel
Garrard. Frank Gray Francis Graves.
George Guihrey, John Guihrey, James
Garrtt 9, Philip Goodwin, Jacob Goode
If. Charps Glass, Miss Frances Goodwin,
Thomas Graham, Harvey George ,, John
NJ. Gordon 1.
H--samuel neyden. Miss Willy Ilactet
2, Joseph V. llardwick. lJohn Hamilton,
Isaac llelmes, 4. NJ. Hepburn, Thomas l.
Harris, ~ llliam ID. Hill 2, David Hcnuing
4. Iianis
I-RleharG johnson, Mrs Mary G.
johnson, Hiss Martha ". Jones 2, Mrs.
Lucy jones, isam jenkins, James John
son. Mathew Jordan.
L--Shelly Lee, VIM. { Leftwlch, II
y w. Langborne S. Mrs. Margaret II
Lightfool, Lyuch S, Go. Green Il. Level
len, james -. biitlc, Mr.. Susan Lossen,
Daniel Love, Thomas Lucas, Miss Sarah
G. Lee.
M-James +. Martin, WIN Martin,
Wm, MeKcnney 9, Bishop Mekeudree, |
Rev. L. $. Mourning, Harvey Mitchell :, |
WIN, Morgan, Edward Z. Mansfield, Ro-
bert Minis, Capt. Gideon Masse l.. May |
or. Richard Nurrell, Charles MaI6t Mrs. |
Jane Morgan, john Manahan.
N--Spencer Nnrvcll
O--Denris q Brien.
P-John - Prize, BENJAMIN A. Phillips, |
James Petit, Watt peliyiohn, Rev. JAS |
Pattison, WIN pinurll. Joseph g. Porter |
Richard Pendleion 2, William B Pattison, |
Edward Price, john Price.
Or. ID. qaarIee y Co Quinn &
Ware 3.
Mai j. ,. Risque, nYm. VI. Hycs ;,
Joseph Roberts, Miss Sarah ltay, Danirl
Russell, Wm. |. ltigdon Henry l. Rose,
James Roaur lr. VIM. Robinson, Rev. Ros
bert r. Roberts. Miss Elizabeth Rohcs.
S-SergcWt Cooperation, Miss Mara
A. Scott, William Shelton, Jonathan Sol
ger, VIM. 7. Ssson, Henry Safely, John
III. Smith, Lewis Schroeder, John W.
sehenck, Capt. L. Spain, Watt Seay, Dr.
Wilson Seldom.
T--Ciemcnt Townsend, Benjamin Tho
mas, David Tinsley, Samuel l.. TaIiafrro,
James Tataferro, Pleasant rlmberake,
Maj. @. Towlcs, Christopher Tension, Tho
mas Terry ir.
Y--Bemamin Vawter 3, Alfred yanner
son
U-Mrs. Elizabeth Uland.
W-R.H. Nalthall, Alexander Williams,
Frederick, Weadill, Merit NJ. White, I'd
ward Winston ;, Edward Y God, Gapt, 10.
seph Waller, Charles Wilson, Mrs. Susan
Wallace.
John Yore
JOHN ID. MI RREId., Z. NJ
March 4. 81 w3w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-20
CIRCULAR.

GsIR-The Society lin this city, for the
~ Dissemination Of The Heapepig Doctrines
Of he NEW-JERUS.4LEAf, as contained IN the
Theological Writings Of Baron EMANUEL swE-
nENBoRG, contemplate publishing New
Monthly MAGAZINE, devoted exclusively to
the interests of the Aei0 Church IN the Untcd
ALnL4S IN he pn1itlrh
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-20
Real & personaA ESTATE.

HlY virtue of trust deed executed by
ND John NJ Gordon and his wife, bearing
date on the 18th day OF April, 1919, aud recor-
ded in the hustings court OF Lynchburg, and
county court of Campbell Tor certain purposes
therein mentioned, we shall, according to the
conditions expressed in the said trust deed,
sell TO the highest bidder, for ready money,
before the door Of the franklin Hotel, in Tie
town OF Lynchburg, on the 9th day OF May
next the following
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The follOuiag property, 10 mit
Dr. EDNUSN AUSTIN

OFFERS hrs professional services to tn.
NJ citizens Of Campbell aud ralsylvania
counties, contiguous 20 captain Ward bridge.
lie may be found Al Mr. Natson's tavern, halt
a mile south ol the bridge.
pttsylgalia, April % wiw 80
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TRUST SALE.

My virtue Of deed of trust executed 10
IN the subscriber by Robert French, for The
purpose OF securing the payment oil certain
debts herein mentioned which deed bears
date the eist of March, iS23, aud is duly Of
record in ihc olrfk Office oil the corporation
OF Lynehbnrg, will be exposed 10 sale, NJ pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, Tor cash, al
the dwelling house of slid French IN the
town of Iypchbnrg, on Saturday the2lth day
of the present mouth,
The toitowiRg property, 10 lrit !:
one ooN and calf Two beds and furniture, one
bureau, one looking glass, one carpet, hull u
dozen windsor clairs, aud sundry other articles
OF household aad Kitchen Acting rs
trustee the subscriber will convey such title rs
is vested in him by soid trust und NOM other
ID L. EDLEY, Trustee
NAV 2 Wv 10
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NaR. GEORGE S. HOLLOWAY

IA H. V'.VI'OI' . 1TVD'1U )" ~ :
1VR Sir--As YOU have no place OF residence
known tome and eonnot be found, 10 be serv-
81 with notice take this method TO apprise
you, that shall az the eth day of June ls23,
at the Union Hotel ia Lynehburg proceed to
take sundfy doposituns, 20 he read as evil
dence on the trial Of a suit Depending in the
superior Court Of Chancery holden AT Lynch.
burg, in which am plaintiff, and yourself
1homns s. Holloway, aud William W. DO
naghed are DIETS. JABEZ CAMDEN.
Maya. 80 w4u
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Real Il Personal Estate.


one half acre Lot in the town of Lynchburg.
No lI3, and one half acre Lot adjoining No,
ll3, on the n. J.. side thereof, and which Two
Lots comprehend the ground and premises
now rIe residence OF the said John M Gordon.
One Lot containing 9TH OF an acre, on Fed
eral Hill, with a two story framed house
thereon, now the residence of Mr.. David
khodes--823 feet of ground on Diamond Hill
on I'd street, running back to Ist street, POD
feet, being the same ground purchased of Mr.
Samuel Anthony, IL feet oil ground on 5. "
side OF I'd street, purchased of Williams, run
ming back l32 tect-2sb acres OF Land in
Campbell county, on the waters of Stanton.
purchased Of VIM IiaTis--AlI OF the said Cor
dou's interest in l29 acres of Land, near
Campbell court house, purchased OF James
Benagh as trustee. Also,
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Prlfe II iictefy Sl2--stmc, N proportion.
The - ola Of the University Lottery pre-
SCENTS the following scheme which as il con
tans nearly a. many prizes as blanks, Will be
consIdelnd thc mn.i mle.
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4 llAb T. made arrangements with Nessrs.
WARD T. A1ltSSON. by whirh all order.
Addressed to me- Tor tickets IN either OF the
Baltimore Lotefes, and lett with them, will
be lled Al the Baltimore prices, and jree Of
poaage HENRY ROBINSON
April 20 IS Y
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Negroes for Sale.

7 HAVE a parcel of likely NEGROES,
Il which will be sod low for cash--or on
reasonable terms on or II months credit.
JOSEPH ECHOLS.
March 80 wts 81
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A Patent Spring Saddle,

Constructed on the most approved plan that
has ever been introduced I; uniting in. itself
ease 10 the rider aud safetyto the horse Tie
subscriber hatters himself that his Saddles
have been as much approved both for their
ease 10 the rider as we'll AS safety 10 the horse
(ht the same time combining neatness and d.
raJility) as any other SaddIcrs in the Union.
Being possessed OF workmen not 10 be surpus-
sed either in the neatness or the execution Of
their work, and giving prompt attention 10
business, as well as having disposition TO
please, be humbly trusts he will still receive a
share OF the public patronage which has here
totore been 80 Literally afforded him. His
stock consist Of
Btst plain Mems and Womens' Saddles,
lnot TO b. supposedly
Common do. do.
Best and common Coach and Gig Harness
Jersey do.
Wagon do.
Cart and Dray DO.
TOGETHER WtTH
Ptated BRIDES s .NdrtingaieS, first quality,
Common do.
Soddle Gags, Dtiicc8, PorimontaauS,
Irenbs, Cups, SC. &c.
All Of which will he sold low, for cash, or
10 punctual customers on credit.
ROBERT II. GRAY
u Country produce will be taken in ex.
change Tor debts or work X H. e.
March lS ltwts
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5A DDhES, SADDA4ES.
SPRING SADDLES.

I HE subscriber returns his grateful
Acknowledgements to a liberal public for
the patronage lie has received, and informs
tbeIn that in addition to his present stock Vi
SAphLEFFs (Which is extensive and ri su-
p'rior qnaity,) he intends to offer to tie publ
liz
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-20
Yhe following Negroes,

to wit Frank, Fanny, Martha, Cornelius,
Frank, "a hoy) Washington and James. The
title TO The above property is believed to be
GOOD but acting as trustees, we shall convey
such as Is vested in us and none other.
GEORGE CABELL,
IHOS. HiGGlNBOIHAM, Trustees.
WILLIAM NOkVELL,
The parties for whose beneftthc above pro-
perry Is to be sold, consent 10 the sale taking
place on credit OF &, Il and Is months, up
on the purchaser giving negotiable notes, pay
able at eis'cr Oh tie Banks in Lynchbnrg, and
a deed Of trust upon the property 10 secure the
ayment. g. c.
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E'OR experimenting or securing in any
n jail IN this state so that get him, m6-
alto man slave named
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AnpYENY 9GENCX.

VA AID 3 ATkIS9DN vii receive
w orders Tor tickets ~ any OF the North
ern Lotteries. There afe at tbs time three
schemes in which tickets are ready Tor ale
IN The city OF Baltimore. The ID class OF the
Maryland state Lottery (the Isl just drawn
Is the most splendid,
Maryland State Lottery, No. Q.
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HENRY ROBINSON,


Secretary 10 He Auaoget8 baltimore.
~ \ complete list Of each day drawing
fthe University Washington Monument,
and State Lotteries, will appear in Robin
sons " Stock aud Exchange Ga2rtte,"
which is published weekly purchasers
of tickets who may signify Their desire 10
receive il, VIII have it forwarded to Their
address, gratis.
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5000 Tickets $4,000
1Wo. fjihs Of tire whole number Of tiek-
cts in tin University Lottery must be pr
zes, consequently il offer great advantages
10 the adyenturcr, and with much less risk
Than any scheme which has been offered IN
this city for a number Of years.
Tickets $40 90 Quarters 81 so
Halves , 90 Elghths 70
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MARsHaL,s sayn

lying IN the coanty of Amherst, called r4yr
' iLLE, containing s6o acres, o.. tbe -.
more or less and adjoining the la1as o, t. ..ae
Powell, - Rivers, Nancy sb,ela' 2, ~,
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One OtMer YYact OF I,oua

lying in the said cousty Of Amherst. con-.
ing Il acres, DE the same. more or les. I'm u,
adjoining the lands Of Lindsay Coleman ~ =.
Franklin, decd, aud Nancy Shields. a. .,
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$40 NEWARD.

r. ELDRIDGE, d. C.
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And unless said taxes and all intervening ne
cessary charges paid, to me the subscriber, on
or before Wedaesday, The ninth day Of Jttly merit,
so much of said Lands viii then be sold al pub
lie Auction, at the dwelling house and Inn Of the
subscriber in said Poland, at tpeIre o'clock, al
noon, as will pay and discharge the same.
WENTWORTH KICKER, Collector.
Poland, June IL, 1898.
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PELETIAH SMITH.

NHE subscriber hereby gives PSbl'c all concern
Y ed, that has bceu duly appointed and taken upon
himself rhe trust ~ Administrator Of the estate OF
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Pant & Oil Store.
MARCUS QUINCY,

IN his old stand head Of Long WhaJ, under the
store now occupied By adams & Jackson,
EEPS constantly for sale, a complete sssort-
IN mont OF PAINTS.
.9.vD Has .NOJV ON HAND.
Q Tons Of dry & ground white LEAD ;
III Casks Dutch OIL direct from HoI-
land
10 do. Northern OIL, of first quality /;
0~rHe will keep constantly the Dutch Oil,
as il is found to be very useful for inside Paint
ing, and its preference is perceived in its drying,
sooner and harder than other kinds in use.
GrWATER PAINTS will be prepar-
ed at short notice.
s.*He will continue his PAINTING BUSI
NESS, Paper Hanging, sign Painting, &C. as
usual. April, Is
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Commissioners Notice.

AT Court Of Probate held at Portland toiLltin
and for tie county Of Cumberland, on the
third Tuesday Of June, IN the gear Of our
Lord eighteen hundred and toeltl-three.
MARGARET PRICHARD widow Of John Prichard late
W sid Portland, Trader deceased having presented
her eton for her of the psrsousl
ate ~ i'll deceased
ORDERED, Tint the id Margaret give notice an
persons Interested by Causing copy OF this order to be pub
shed three weeks successfully ia the Portland Gazetr
printed az Portland, that they may appear
Court be held said Por land the third Thursday
Juy next at ten the eosk in the fereno and shew
cause they have, why the shond be grant
ed BARRETI POTTkR, Judge
trne copy-Atest HORATIO SOUTHGATE, Reg.
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GARDINER IRON WORKS.

GARDINER IRON WORKS.
THE Subscriber Agent Of The GARDINER
IRON WORKS, has Consistently for sale a
the Agency Store in Gardiner, the following ar
ticles viz -
Saw Mill Cranks, Pulling Mil do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought and Gas, Mill SpindIes,
Hatter's Basins, -Clother's Plates,
Crow Bars,-Pough Moulds ana Coulters
Wheels for various kinds Of Machinery,
Sad Irons, Cast Iron Dogs,
Sleeves and Cogs for Blocks,
Csrding Machine Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
Gudgeons OF all sizes,
Brands FOR names, &C. made at short no
tice
The above articles will be sold cheap for cash
or approved credit. Orders for any description
OF Castings. will be execn'ed punctualy in the
best manner. NJ. SPRINGER, Jr. agent.
Gardiner, sept 2, 1892. q.
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New Patent Bark Mills.
EOR SHE

FOX S.4LE
T'RASK'S New Patent Bark Mills. These
Mills are far superior to any yet offered TO
the Public. They are so constructed as to be
fed without breaking up the Bark. They are
capable Of grinding double the quantity Of any
other hIlls 10 the same time and with less power
Cord Of Bark may be ground in four hours, with
one horse with ease. Ii propelled by water, or
who'd. twelve cords may be ground per day
The Bark thus ground is much finer than can
be ground IN any other Mill and the finer around,
the easier the Mil goes, which is not the case
with other Bark Mills. They are not the inven-
ton of Tobie or Gale, bu were patented to f..
& }. Irask Of the city OF Troy, in the State Of
New York. hese Mills have been used with
great success in Roxbury and Salem, as may be
seen from cert .iicates from those places. There
is one nOw in complete operation at the Tannery
Of MIR. } slab Dow in this town, where Tanners
are invited TO call and judge for themselves.
~ Is. Two Mills now on hand and more ex-
pected 10 a few weeks.
JEDEDIAH DOW, Agent
for the ProPrietors.
Portland, June II. (3w.)
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TIMOTHY FLETCHER,
No.11. Jones Ron, Exchange street. Portland,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
HAS RECE4VED-
$50 qr. casks off. R. F. and TT
500 canisters r. F. and r. and T. P.
Which he will dispose Of al the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest recon-
mendations from officers Of the u. States Ordnance
Department, and many others who have used the
same.
large quantity ofthe above Powder, can be
furnished at short notice.
EOE5-Gentemen are invited to call and examine
he above Powder. If Oct. %.
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MACHINE CARDS.
ISAIAH FL. WINSLOW.

u ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
~ public, that he continues to manufacture
CARDS of all descriptions, and having the best
of stock he will ventures TO say his Cards wall
net be inferior to any now in use.
Orders directed TO ISAIAH Ii. WINsLow /,
Portland, or left at tn" store Of NATHAN Wins.
Lew, No. |, Exchange Row, just be the Hay
Scales, gratefully received and promptly attend
ed TO. Portland, 4th month, 22d, 1928. 3m.
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late Of Danvile, in the of Cumberland, Esquire,
deceased, by giving bond the law directs eiore
requests all who Indebted 20 the said decessed
estate TO Ike immediate payment and those who have
any demands thereon exhibit the tor settlement
TO ASA SMITH.
Portland, June ~, i823.