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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15
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MARRIED.

In Danyille, by Nalb'l L. Ingersoll, Esq. Mr. Samu-
ell W. Applehee, of Danville 10 Miss Sally Puciier,
of Minot.
In Scarborough, by the Rev. IT, Lancaster, Mr.. VIM
L. Maynard. Of Boston, 70 Miss Lydia Jones. daugh-
ter OF Samuel Thompson, Esq. Of the former place.
In Northy yarmouth, by the Rev Asa Cummings
Mr.. Jacob G. Loring, Merchantto Miss Desah Bates,
daughter Of Capt. L. Bates.
At Wiscassei, Mr.. Philip Sidsrs of Wadoboro', 10
Miss Abigail Smell.
In iaowell, Mr.. Edward Lord, to Miss Sukey
Follansbee, both of Pittston.-ln .Chesteryille MI
Enoch Black, to Miss Pamela Wheelcr.--In panta-
ton No. III, Washington county, William Vance,
Esq. TO Miss Susannah Holland
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FOR SALE.

THAT convenient two story Dwelling-H louise,
Il fronting Silver Street, well finished ADD
the Bake House. adjoining the same, froniin z
Willow Street. For terms which will be Hber-
al, apply - ELEAZER GREELY, or LEVI
bRADlSH.
OF All persons indebted 10 the subscriber.
by note or account, are requested to make pay
ment by the first of September next-if not paid
by that time, they must settle their accounts
with an Attorney. LEVI BRADlSH.
Portland, July Is, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15
REPRESENTATIVE ELECTION.

The votes in the District of York are fer Bur.
leigh l040, Lane 81, M'Intire 5l4, scattering
8l-consequen;Iy there is no choice. AT the
last trial Burleigh had 1880, Lane Gil, other
candidates 1854.
= la The District of Lincoln, complete, bailey
Hcei: cd 338 votes, Hill goo, Herrick s93, and
there were 80 scattering. No cboice.--At the
last trial, Bailey had 863, Hill 1871, Herrick
e86, and other candidates 73l.
In 81 towns and plantations in Hancock and
Washington the votes stand for Abbot 495, o.
Brien 634, and johnson 1896 there can be no
choice in this district.
In kenHebec the election of Mr. Cushman, BY
large majority, is made Sufficiently certain.
Ii seems from the diminished number of yotes
that much less interest is taken in this, than in
the last election.
The Executive Council meet in town this day I,
70 examine the returns for Members of Con-
gress. They will find but one choice, and con-
saquenty another trial must be had in the three
remaining Districts--Yorl, Lincoln, and Han
cock AM Washington.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15
REMOVAL.
" catches, Jewelry, sc.
OLIVER GERRISH,

WATCH1N.4KER g. JEWELLER,
II AS removed to No. 6, Erchange-Strsef, d.
i i rectly under the Argus Office,
SIGN OF THE CLOCK,
Offers for sale, good assortment of
Gold and Silver WATCHES,
Gold Chains, Seals, Keys, dc.
Breast Pins, Finger and Ear Rings,
Gold Beads; Imitation, Pearl and Garnet Do
Silver aad plated Spoons, Ladies, &c.
Plated and Britannia Tea Pots,
Plated Casters and Candlesticks,
Tortoise Shell and Imitation Combs,
Pencil Cases and Tooth Picks,
Cestu. Buckles and Grdles,
Hair Bracelets and Neck Chains,
Amulet Necklaces and Ornaments,
Fine Razors, Scissors and Penknives,
Reticule Tops and Purses,
Tea Trays, Shutters and Trays,
-zOih paric!y Of
FANCY ARTICLES,
which will be sold as low as can be purchased
e sewhere.
\. B. Watches and Clocks, repaired as usu
al. 6wiseop. June 10.
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A BAND BOX,

CONTAINING Straw Bonnet Straw Hat
vi Slate colored Silk spencer--2 Chill
dren's Slips-2 Rufus, &c. wa. lost between this
town and Saccarappa on Wednesday last. The
finder, by leaving, It at this Office, or giving in
formation where it may be had, shall be suita-
bly, rewarded.
Portland, July Is.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15
FOTRTH OF HTIY.

The demonstrations of Joy and festivity en- the
past anniversary have been more than usual, and
il is pleasing to notice that they have not been
accompanied by the bitterness of party spirit
which formerly mingled itself in the pleasures
OF the day.
The subjects of most prevalent interest
throughout the country, if we may Judge from
the toasts given on the occasion are, the next
President and the cause of Spain. The toasts
are sure index of public sentiment on the
first subject it is exceedingly divided, Mr.. Ad-
ans has received full share of consideration
in w-England in New York they have main
tanned cautions reserve; MIR. Crawford, Mr..
Calhoun and Mr.. Clay are yariously noticed in
opposition to Mr.. Adams.
AS to the cause of Spain but one opinion is ex-
pressed; general enthusiasm in favour of the
oppressed pervades the country, worthy of the
cause for which she is contending. We hope
this enthusiasm will be justified BY manly spir-
it and bold exertion in the nation for which it is
excited.
Itcanaot be expected that we should publish
the numerous toasts which were given at the
late celebrations our limits would not permit
1t. We have selected few from those which we
have received. ,-
The celebration ofthe 4th, at Quincy in Mas
sachusetts was rendered peculiarly interest
ing by the presence at the public dinner of
the venerable John Adams. He is one of the IL
lustrious fathers Of the declaration Of Indepen-
dence and theoaly survivor of those who subscrib-
edit north of Maryland. 1t is singular fact that
there are but three of the sgners of the Declar-
alton living, and that each of the grand divis-
ions of the "Old Is" possesses one. In the
northern states we have Adams, in Maryland
they have Carol, and Jefferson still lives to
represent the South. Of these Mr.. Adams is
the oldest, beiBg SO.
In the notice of the celebration il is said,
eAbout 3 O'Clock visit from the ilIustious Ad-
ans was announced. As the venerable patri-
arch entered the Hail. supported by one of his
grand-sons, the whole company rose, and every
heart sweled with gratitude. As he slowly ad-
vanced to tie seat assigned him, on the right of
the President of the day, every eye beamed with
love and veneration.
The Rev. Mr.. Brooks being called on for a
toast, gave the following
1T has been said the icorid cannot bear tlco
Suns, nor Rome tieo ClEsARs but that does not
Prore bM that Quincy can bear tcO P RESIDENTS"
The acclamations of applause were loud and
reiterated. i
. The President of the day requested a toast
from the venerable Adams, who gave the fol-
flowing:
The ercelient President, Governor .4mbas-
sador, and Chief Justice, JOHN JAY, tUhose name,
bu accident, acds not subscribed on the DEcLARA-
TON OF INDEPENDENcE, as al ought to haze been,
for he one Of its ablest and fdithfulIed sup
porters. A splendid star just setting beio,c the
korixo1 y
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15
OF TAN YARD ROR SALE

TOR sale, TAS-YARD in the vicinity Of
IL Portland, which contains about 100 Vats.
with suitable buildings for Tanng likewise
Dwelling-House and Barn, Mill Carried by
wa'eD 70
Grind Bark, Soften Hides, and Smooth
LEATHER, y.l.
all ingood repair, viii be sold cheap. and on
long CRTDIr. The place il well situated 20
obtain Bark.
03-lf desired, the purchaser may procure a
loan Of Money on proper security. Enquire Of
the Printer.
Portland, July IS, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15
SURVEYORS NOTICE.

THE subscriber having furnished himself with
- new and correct sel Of Instruments for the
admeasurement OF land, offers his services 10 the
Inhabitants of Portland and its vicinity in the ca
pacity Of Surveyor and will at all times, be rea.
dy 10 aid those who may require bis services.
ABNER BAGLEY.
Portland, July 70, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15

We have received no later intelligence ofthe
operations Of the armies in Spain than was Civ
en- in our last. 1t is difficult yet to come To
satisfactory opinion as to the result of the war
we do not hear enough of the Spaniards, and
know not whether they possess the same spirit
ia the southern provinces, that animated them
10 the severe struggle with Bonaparte. 1t is
certaia that in the North the French have met
with no such opposition, as the friends of liberty
could have wished, bat on the contrary, where a
disposition actually favorable to the invading ar
my has not been manifested, the population seems
to be entirely passive under its new masters. The
truth is, let them have peace and repose, they
care very little whether il is under Ferdinand or
the constitution. They have not so strong an
excitement to keep them to the stickisg point"
as during the eventful years from 1908 to 1918.
The strong hope of the friends of freedom rests
upon Andalusia and as she was the first to de-
clare the constitution of 1919, she seems now
destined to be the ark of its safety. Andalusia
is the most southern province of Spain, it has Sc
vile for its capital and Cadiz for its strong hold
its population is about million and half and il
is defended on the North by the natural barrier,
the Sierra Moreno. which a few determined
troops may render impossible. Here then the
pillar Of the constitution" must be defended, or
tumbled in ruins and become monument over
constitutional liberty on the continent, on which
the birds of evil omen. the owl and the bat, may
flap their gloomy wings.
1t is said that England has protested against
any assistance being afforded to France BY Rus
STA /; in such case she threatens to arm for
Spain. But Why is this If the cause of France
be Just, the sooner she succeed in il, the better
If unjust, why does not England throw off her
neutrality and give her support to repel the in
2 = ~ 81 <
we are assured that Russia will aid France, and
thus viii ensue a general war in Europe. Spain
must therefore contend single handed and from
present appearances will make but short strug
gle. Her situation is extremely critical, anC
nothiDgshort ofa the energies ofthe entire nation
can euricate her from it. But these exertion
are unfortunately wanting public feeling is Sc
distracted that il cannot act with the vigour the
resources Of the country would justify.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15
TAKE NOTICE.

o TRAYED, on the evening of 18th inst from
~ the pasture Of Nathaniel Morse, Falmouth. q
small ctesntt c0loured Mare black name and
tail. Ii is expected said mare is somewhere I'M
The town Of New-Gloucesfer or its vicinity.
Whoever viii give Information SO that she can b.
obtained. shall be suitsbiy rewarded-Apply either
q David Nelson Esq ". Gloucester, Mr. ". Morse,
Falmouth, or al this Office.
Portland, July rs, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15
PUBLIC SALES.


ITO be sold 1t Public Vendue, on TUESDAY,
IL the 29th day Of july instant at 4 o'cIocks
A. Ms on the premises-All the right, title and
interest. Of which RICHARD FIcKErT, late Of
Portland, Caulker, died seized, ID the following
described Real Estate, situated on Danlorth
Street, in said Portland, VIZ Beginning at
stake, standing on the south easterly side OF
DanSorth Street, in the most westerly corner of
lot Of land belonging to Thomas Merrill, Dr..
thence south, AZ degrees east, about 102 feet to
lane; thence southwesterly, sdjoinDg said
lane, AZ Q feet, TO land Of VIM. Merrill thence
northwesterly, by said VIM. MeTrill's laAd, a
bout l02 feet, to Danforth Street; thence north
easterly, by said Danforh Street, 10 the bound
first mentioned, with the two story Dwelling
house and barn upon the same. Said estate il
subject to the widows dover, and il sold by
order Of Court, for the payment Of the just debts
of said Pickett, and incidental charges. Terms
at the time Of sale.
WM. WILLIS, .AdnSr.
Portland, July Is, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15

MIR. Editor,-I wish 10 know in what manner Lam
bard robbed the mari at Bath, and took from il Green
q osters draft. As he plead guilty the charge il is
probable the Justices who upon the bench during
the trial can give the desired information.
JONATHAN
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15
Institution for Savings.

TN E Trustees Of the institution for Sarings
are notified that their ,emi-nnn,tal meeting
will be held THIS EVENING at 6 O'Clock. at
the office Of @. s. DaUeis Esq in Court-Street.
The members of the corporation are also noti.
6ed that their annual meeting for the choice Of
Officers for the ensuing wear. will be held at the
same place at ~ pas, 6 O'Clock.
WIN. WILLIS, Secry
July IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15
BENJAMIN MORSE,

late OF Thompson's Pond in said County deceas-
ed Aud six months from the sevrneeuth day OF June
allowed said creditors bring in and prove their
1lsms do hereby give norice. thai propose
the dwelling house OF Thomas B. Chambers. in Oried
for the pupcs- of receiving examining The claims
gansr sad the third Monday OF August and
the third MJndsvs of the four following months from
two FIVE OF the clock in the afternoon Of said days
o.;e,I -, o BENJAMIN WIGHT
os'"s'1f-n'e ~ io]S' LEVI PATCH.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15
METEOROLOGICAL Society,

THE members Of the Portland MIsERALoolc-
j AL SOCIETY, are requested to meet at Mr..
vance's Office in Exchange Street, at o'clock
this evening. July Is
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15
Mem Supply Of Books and Sta
ti0nUry.
" LILLIAN HYDE
ftOnGrg.

AS just received at his Bookstore, No. 8
Mussey's Row, large assortment Of
CalfSkin and led Morocco Pocket Book s.
direct from the Mandatory in New Yo k,
which he Offers by dozen or single, at the facto-
~ prices, from : TO Sl3 per doz. He will be
constantly supplied from the maBufactory, and
viii make as liberal discounts TO those who buy
fror' SIS 70 500 worth, and pay cash, as can
be bad in Boston or New York.
new supply Of
BImafS Charts end Nautical Books,
with which Dealers can De furnished as low a:
by the publisher
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15

THE Subscribers having been appointed by the Hon
Judge OF ProUste of Wills, &c within and for the
County of Cumberland receive and examine thS Claims
Of Creditors. TO the Estare of
LUTHER MERRILL,
OF Falmouth in said Comfy Ioner deceased repre-
nsovent hereby give notice. that six months fro
the twentieth Of nne allowed said Creditors, for
bringing u their Claims and proving their bts and thar
the Subscribers VIII stvend for thatpurpose the hose
Samuel Merrill, IT, in said Falmouth. th. H. ST Monday
August and the krst Mondays Of November and
Dec ub-r nex ON two five ottuck In the afternoon
Of each OF said Jays.
IOSHUA MERRILL.
NATaAN EycKSAM.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15

INHE subscribers having appointed by he Hon. Bar
Porter Esq Judge ofthe Prohzre, Of Wills, &c.
for the county of Cnmbe land. Comm sonerstto receive
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15
FLOUR

NRM BARRELS Consisting Of Superhne
QVV Philad elphia Family Flour, fine De.
Gennesee Do and MiddIings Do.
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in general use in this vicinity, by wholesale or
retail and a general assortment of Books and
statonary-sll Of which will be sold on the most
liberal terms for cash or approved credit.
Wanfed IN the Adore Sloye-an active, faithful
and honest Lad, about IA years OF age. None
need apply who cannot come well recommended.
w. h. is agent for Maynard & Noyes' INK
POWDER, which be will sell by the gross or
less, at the manufacturers' prices, and warrant
il as good as the British July Is, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15

The weather of last week was of a high
temperature, the mercury on Wednesday and
Thursday rose to 81, on Friday to 50, in the eve
ming we had refreshing shower, on Saturday il
rose TO 3G and OF Sunday TO SO.
The weather has been quite dry for the month
past, and we are told that 10 this vicinity rain is
much need. We had two showers last week.
one of which was pretty ccpious in the back part
of this county.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-15
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Alexandria Cigars.

ALSO-64 Barrels Old Mess BEEF, in prime
order for ship stores, which will be sold cheap for
CASH or short credat. Apply az
ATWOOD & QUINCYS Attcfion Office.
July 8.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
From the London SIN.

| The torch once applied to the combustible mate
Gals with which Europe (incuding France herself
IS hlled 1t may be found that the authors Of the con
Migration do not possess the power OF putting 4
period to its progress. The war which is about ia
commence is avowedly even on the part of France.
war OF Kings against their people for the speech
OF Louis XVIII. echoes the demand of the Verona
Circular Tor the restoration Of the King OF Spain to
absolute power, and by imperativey requiring that
Ferdinand VII be free to give to his people insti-
tutlons which they cannot hold but from him'' ey
plieitly recognizes principle equally repugnant to
political Justice and to the common sense of man.
klnd-o the lessons of experience, and to the elo.
rous example OF the introduction of rational free
dom into human society by the formation of the En-
Igllsh Constitution. 1t is against the dangerous and
destructive principle, we'll against the particu
lar act OF hagtous aggression now meditated against
opaln, that England ought 10 combat with all her
energies.
1t is most remarkable that the King Of France,
alter having adSerted 10 the Spanish question says
/" am bound 10 lay before you the state OF our Fo
reign Affairs, though his Majesty no where al
udes to his relations either with Great Britain, or
with any other power How encouraging would il
have been to the war party in France - how fatal 10
the hopes OF the Constituencies in Spain if Louis
AVlll. could have proclaimed, at this momentous
crisis, that he was also supported by the good wish
es OF England
1t will depend now upon the Spaniards themselves
whether G. Britain is 10 employ her force in their
favor 1t their resistance be of such nature as TO
prove that the majority of the nation are resolved to
maintain their independence and the integrity Of
their Constitution England will be found ready to
assist them. If OH the other hand the French army
should be we'll received, if its force be sweled
ny increasing bodies oil Insurgents, it will be evident
ina. the nation has deserted Its own cause and that
all endeaVors to arrest its downfall would therefore
be unavaillng. II the majority Of the Spaniards are
true 10 themselves, they have nothing to fear from
an invading army Of hundred thousand men, They
ale sure OF the immediate support of Portugal and
OF the eventual aid of England. if heir own exer
tions shall be found to deserve it
The Report the Portuguese Foreign Minister, as
our readers know, stated that France had gwen rei
Grated assurances that her Amy Of Observation was
not to pass the Pyrennees, unless The French Terri
tory was previously violated by the Spaniards II
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01

France declares war, therefore, bad faith tow
Portugal will be superadded to her unprincipied Vo
lence against Spain. 1t is true tha' 'he oPeecn o.
the King of France will probably induce the Spanish
Government to issue an immediate Declaration Of
War; in order that spain may have the advantage Of
directing letters of marque against the commerce Of
France before her mercantile interest has had Tune
to avoid the approaching danger. Sul' the world
will that the responsibility oil commencing hos
tiIities really belongs TO France.
All the London Papers considered war as certain
The public are so anxious for the success OF the
Spanards that three huzzas were given at the Stock
Exchange on the first opening OF the Market. re-
port prevails that there is great hustle at the VIC
tuang Office, and it is expected that Fleet OF OBJ
seryation will be sent 10 the Mediterranean.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
THE CONGRESS OF VERONA.

FRANKFORT, JAN. 5.-The Sovereigns OF Aus.
tria, Russia aud Prussia, assembled at Verona,
have addressed TO their Ministers at the several
European Courts the following Circular, the origi-
mails Of which are signed respectively, Wis that to
the Austrian Minister by Prince Metternich to
the Russian, by Count Ne.selrode; and to the
Prusslan, by Count Bernsoff.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01

we shall exuli in your caIanities, and pointing with
the finger Of scorn, cry, like the horses OF Jon, ha!
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-26
Navy Commissioners Office,

IN 1871 MARCH, 1923.
Il HE commissioners ofthe navy will receive
proposals till the first OF June next, for furnish
ing the following described American iron, of
the best quality viz:
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-26
Dying, Securing, and Dressing
establishment.

Corner of Prince and Fairfar streets.
E0SEPH WILLIAMS, silk, woollen, and cot.
- ton dyer and scourer, from England, res.
pectfully tenders his grateful acknowledgements
to the ladies ami gentlemen of Alexandria, for
the liberal patronage with which he has been
uniformly favored since his first settlement here;
and hopes by his unremitting care, uniform
punctuaiity, and moderate prices, to merit con-
tinuance OF their custom.
s.W's mode Of securing and dressing by
STEAM sPoEeiEs, has peculiar efficacy in eI-
tracing all kinds of spots, stains, JOn-nio,lIds,
&c. from all wOollen, cotton and silk clothes, and
stufis, &c. so that gentlemeD's coats, panta-
looms, vests, &c andIadies habits meFino 81 avis,
lace wells, &c. will be restored 80 their first CO.
Tor and beauty. Also, stockings, gloves, para.
sois, &c cleaned, dyed and dressed i'm the neat
est manner, az TO equal their original appea-
rance. Militarv uniforms, gold and silver EN-.
broidery, fringe. epaulets, tassels, &c. cleaned
and polished to DUAL their ,rginal brilliaHcy.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-26
Total Of square and fat iron $1,000 lbs.

Total Of square and fat iron 81, 100 lbs.
To be delivered at the navy yard at Philadel-
phia, on or before the lstday Of January, 1924,
10 be subiectto the inspection Of the yard, and
to be paid for, on the account of delivery being
receipted by the storekeeper, and approved by
the commanding officer, by the navy agent at
Philadelphia. lie march 81
u To be inserted in the Alexandria Herald,
the Baltimore Patriot, the Philadelphia Dem
Press, the New-York Advocate and Boston Pa
otrit and Pntsburg Mercury.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-26
LOVE AND HOPE.

Az morn, beside summer sea,
Young Hone and l. owe reclined.,
Sut scarce had noon tide come, when he
Into his bark lcaped smilingly,
And left poor Hope behind.
III CO." said Love, ''to sail awhile
Across the sunny MAIN
And then so sweet his parting smile,
That Hope who never dreamt of guile,
BELIEVED he'd come again.
She fingered there, till evenings beam
Along the waters lay
And DER the sands, in thoughtful DEAN
Oft traced his name, which still the stream
AS often washed away.
At length sail appears in sight,
And towards the maiden moves
IT'S wealth that comes, and CAV, and
bright,
His golden bark reflects the light;
But, all !! il is not loves,
Another sail-'twas Friendship show'G
Her night lamp o'er the sea
And calm the light that lamp bestowed,
But love had lights that warmer glowed,
And where, alas was He
Now fast around the sea and shore
Night threw her darkiiDg chain;
The sunny sails were seen no more,
Hop s morning dreams OF bliss wet o'er;.
Love never came age,n. /. NJ.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-26
COMBS. etc.

TUST received a general assortment Of shell
u combs Of superior quality and for sale at
reduced prices. Also complete assortment
Of hats, comprising every kind Together
with good assortment Of fancy artictes,which
will be sold cheap, as we are DESTROYS Of closing
the sslgl. ]. II. RU6NELLS 4 Co,