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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-01

upon revolution ID anclcn, governments,
and in more modern tauses many of he
potentaies OF Europe, to expiale their Of
fences on HE block. Have they forgot
Ten the terrible warnings of revoutiona-
ry France, produced by similar en-
croachnenls on the rights oil the people,
and the ncalculab!e misery and oppres-
sion which flowed from ihem; or are
they ignorant Of tho Irresistible powers
OF the people, when suffering under op-
preston, and of which such recent exam
pies have been afforded in the various
portions Of country formerly under the
dominion OF the old government oil
Spain.
Have they not seen them, moving like
the terrible powers of a tornado, sweep
ing in their course all before them.
Have they not seen thsm Infatuated
by oppression, groasing under he
weight oil their niseries and mistertunos,
brsak the adamnnine bands which bound
them to the throne Of pc > and super
siition, hurting alike the shrone, The
scsptrc, ana i,s possessor to The earth.
If in unenlishtened governments the
attempts of a minority TO hold tbs powers
OF government, to prevent reformation
OF politlcsi abuses. have had in all coun-
tries, and in all nse., such Terrible and
disastrous results, i, might be sup
posed tha si'rllsr attempts would be
followed by similar consequences; bu,
II Is one oil the groat aad boosted ptiyi-
leges OF an Ameritan, ,hs'the constltu
ion snd genius of his government hes
mos, hsppiy precluded the necessity Of
resor, to such asp'prahie means. The
right to sdmonish tose who bold ii
powers Of government, in trust for ,ae
people, is no mora dcnied to them, thau
TO assemble for the purpas- a remon-
siratiDg against errors or oppression, or
1T insiructng them in i9at course, which
is deemed most conducive to the great
and essential iateres nd.he communlty.
/, Is the recognition IF this right, ant
i determination To exercise il freely, lha
rave induced Us, TO aIlress you al This
ime.
II you shall believe with Us, tia, ills
desirable that the grei, and paramount
interests Of the people should be pro-
,ectcd, if you shall COZ slider il desirable,
hat industry shall bf encouraged, crii |
grafton promoted, aid wealth ipiroducea |
INTO our state, whereby the difiiculilesant |
embarrassments, yuder watch we nov
labor, will be rem 3ved; tina, the e, is o.
IN mt In a 4
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-01
Rehort Of the Comm,ttee o.. Eiections


Rehort Of the Commi'tee o.. Elections,
IN TIE cad II the carr, sfef eetcnon in
Pike conasY.
fC0ncurred in oy the Heuse % - presentatives
December 9, H.
The committee Il w,i.'.. was refer
red the apers and doeu.e@e,s relative 10
the contested siec,i 1n sr.n P!kc County,
% john Shsw conisslins he election u
Nicholas Hansen, -she saio, mamtpf
from said county, be- cave 10 report.
that they have perfofr that duly, anl
gave The subject as harpagh an inves,I-
sa,ion as the case W.n.i5 permit, and ass
leave to submit the eesuli II their delibs.
rations u tie eonsid esalioa Of the aoase
I" The frs; thing 'h-' prysents isei' p
your commiiiea, Is, svAeffer the qecesSa-
ry notice had teen regularity made 4sree-
able TO lhe ataiu;es Vi Is st'o IN such
case made and pro idod. This - The
epirinn Of your oms. itee, Is he Staad-
ard anto wh'ch thty are direefedt TO tooS
as their g@ide, ana also opan which his
house is 10 decide.
. In the paper marked A. and here
with submitted, and dated Coiesgiove,
Pike county, Avg. 18th, 1922, vii. be
ssen the ffss notice shich appears "a
aave been CIV "a IN tsis case, out under
zrhich zotice 10 Testimony that rs bcfore
yonr com miisee ahhears TO have been
taken. Inthc paper marked Is. and also
snpmtted, via bs seen second notice,
Jared Cplossrovr, Sep. 4, 1922, ami
which appehrs 10 have been served on
lae 7th Aug 1922. This, by eonpari-
son of dates, appears impossible, as the
service must avctsken place before the
notice was in exi,ieace, and this your
committee deem Impossible Your com
miltee therelnre do consider THIS as no
notice at all, aud any testimony iha, ma,
have been taken under il as nali and
poid and deserves not The consideration
Of this house aud inaspuch as tie Tar
is IMPERATIVE in Inning The time Of SER
picc, sDhich must not ertend TO a longer
hertod than tz0eafyd days utter theeiection.
/ The committee beg cave further to
submit for the ccusidera ion of the house
the following resolutions:
" RESOLVED, Tha, Nicholas Hansen is
entitled TO his seat in this house.
" RESOLVED, That the committee be
discharged from . further consideration
Of he subject"
On the 18th February, 1923, the
House reconsidered the vote Of concur
renee; amended the first resolution by
striking out the name Of Nicholas Han.
sen and inserting tina. Of John Shan and
concnrred in the report as amended.
The committee on elections was COM
posed Of the following gentlcmen:-
Msssrs. Alexander OF Monroe, Alexap-
der Of Pope, Ford, Daihwood, and
Campbell.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-01

Vast, WhHeside, w III
.ago;osteoncuyrence --Messrs. Blake
man, Cairns. Churchill, Emmitt, Han
sen, Mo,her, MsFerron, Ogle, Peli, Rat
tan, Sims, Trotier, Wideh-l3.
February IL.
CONTESTED ELECTION IN PIKE.
DEBATE o. he MOTION TO strike our he
noae of .Nicholas Hansen, and insert
thar o. Joha Maw.
(Conunued.)
Mr.. Da,mguo9d, 81 G4ilatin, said that
he had formerly yu,ed in favor OF Mr..
Hansen's retaining his seat; und the
opinion that the House had no right 70
consider any evidence which was not
taken under the regular notice received
within twenty days. alter the election.
Hs was now convinced that he had given
too liberal construction to he law !;
and the affidavit OF Mr.. Roberts had
satisfied BIN that Nh. Shaw was entI-
lled . seat.
Mr.. Churchill, Of Msdison, said he
was glad 80 hear the gentleman from
GalIalin make such frank acknow-
Judgement of his error; but regretted
that the gentleman had not been Of The
same opinion al the commencement OF
the session but, said MIR c. / know
some very respectable clizens 81 Gala
lin county who would not hesitate TO
insSc oath thh, in thcD ofintcn, II my
Eddy (ana MT Mr. DsIHwood) had re-
ceive3 majority OF the legal votes OF
Gtilniin county bul Mr.. Eddy mad
falled 10 give the requisite notice with
- wen,y ,isys, sod therefore did no.
contest Mr.. Daanwood's right to the
sat. NJ ChufEnili AGAIN called upon
The committee oh elections TO say vt :
ther they hal RI saisd the doctrines
which they established las Deeember,
IT not? for IVY ava pl,. said he, my
vote ON that subject WAS no governed
by any persons h}@1,nlaical consld ra-
tons, lo, was wgli aware that Mr.. Han
sen woud difl-r 10, Z, ~ ,o HIS yo,r Tor
u. s. Sepaiog BIT sad NJ G il, .iie,
the d-iihocare reear, q sAt committee
eondfm4a ~ i.ras majority OF ials
House ard subn"'cd 70 Tor ,aare ,hau
Two rol'1s--ii ALTER all this, he Hoast
now proceed, aeal ~ ii s. u tne ses
sion, to reverse that decision, VII nos.
tbc 'peopl ascr;,s- 9ae undue, 70 40
eroper motives? VIII 'ey 40, say thai
@e have retail I'd member, or save
turned him Oh, Of bis seal, wilma WV
70 answer cur own nnrpos S! Dpuarr
less sach belief world be ibcorfael.
bn. we owe Il 10 our cons.ile Snts and TO
not 70 do any .lt EaiUh may
Sc aacrlhed to improper .noives
Mr.. DaimWood, 81 Gal.4tia, aid he
wished l1- Gentleman trout NJ d,son
'souid mind his own business and 3.,t
net'dls wI'h toe contest between n,m
snd MIR Eddy.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-29
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

THE Assessors for the town Of Portland here
by give public notice % The inhabitants,
and TO all other persons liable 10 pay taxes in
said town, that they will attend their Office,
Countipg doom of joel Hail, Central Row,
(Fore-etroe. } On The Jih. OH and 7th day Of
May next, from % II O'Clock, a. n. and rom
2lo O'Clock, Il. ". On each day u receive The
valuation Of their property according law.
They hereby requested 20 bring ia true and
perfect lists Of ther polls, aud the just value Of
their estates, both real and personal, including
proprietary Estates and estates in trust which
they respectively possessed Of on The frst day
Of May, 1923.
The following Schedule may serve a. form 60
Number or Polls Of 4 9 years and upwards IN
GLIDING the polls Of SCI wants ard apprentices.
Description ard value Of Real Estate, wiihin
the town of Portland possessed or owned by each
Of BEN either in their own right or the right II
Others improved or not improved (Pews il houses
Of public worship excepted) desc iPiion and vrl
ne Of al personal estate, including I'll monies "
interest more than they pay interest for al 9TH
er debts due 70 them more than they are indebted
for.
Monies Of all kinds on hand.
An Bsnk Stock anil Sha Cor property IN
any incorporated Company for Bridge o. Turn
pike Road, ~ Shares il any other incorporated
Company possessing taxable property, according
The amount of all Goods, Wares or Merrhar-
dize or any other Stock IN trade, including Stock
employed in Manufart cries.
Vessels Of all kinds az home ar abroad with
All their Clrgoee, Stores sud Appurteuancee.
All pleasure Gar isges Uor,p- aud neat Cat
tie from one year old End Upwards.
Amount Of income from any trade. profession
or employment, or gained by trading at sea or
on land.
Ant all other property cf he several kinds re.
turned ~ the last valuation fUr the purpose If
taxation excepting sheep. House hold Furniture,
Wearing Apparel. Farming ucns.l,, tools " ne
Chen'cs necessary ~ Carving on their business
ard salt works for the manufacture Of Sat. ami
also the machinery in Cotton aHd woollen lnsud-
fdct"rres.
The Assessors respectfully suliCit the Attention
Of The inhabitants 20 the above notice, ana w.h
me lists minuteiy made out, tenants de ,ignating
the owners Of real estate occupied by them ana
owners giving the names Of tenants. They call
particularly on those who have heretofore cor
sIdered themselves ~ Overtaxed, TO furnish true
AMI perfect lists agreesbiy the above schedule,
otherwise they shall proceed 10 doom their es-
tatrs according ~ law, and shall not expect ID
hear any more complaints % being oyertaxed.
DA MEL COBB,
JOEL HALL. ! Assesgors.
CHARLES FOX.
Portland, April p, l.9S
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-29

CUMBERLAND, IS. Court Of Common Pleas al
Portland .narck Term a. ID. 1923.
On the foregoing petition, Ordered, that the
said petitioner give notice OF the same, by caus-
ing the said petition, with this order thereon, to
be published in the Portland Gazette, a public
newspaper printed in Portland il the County Of
Cumberland, three weeks successfully, the last
publication to be thirty days at least previous TO
the next term Of this Court, 10 be holden at said
Portland on the third Tuesday Of June next
that all persons interested therein, may then and
there appear, and shew cause, if any they have,
why the prayer thereof should not be granted.
Att. WIN. T. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
Copy Of the petition and order Of Court
Att. WIN. Il. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-29
SHERITE'S SALE.

CUMBERLAND, IS. Taken on Execution, and
10 be sod public auction 1nday the twenty seventh
day Of May rert. 0 tn the Al,
the dwelling house Eli Longy, Eq Innholdr Ray
moud. all the ght equity u Reie tinn which tthro
lihbry ndsaac Flood have ~ and to the following ID
ed real estate, vizTwo certain o land. situared IN
said mond, the FIRST being 81 lot No. four in the
fourth rarge, ard bounded follows beginning the
northwettry Of said O thence running northeast
the division line Letween said lot aud Ot No. i've in
said range the widow Betty Libbey lan1 the
side ot tbs harA. said 10. No ou hrrcs Southrrlv by
said heath LIB " land 70 Prrh- Pond thence Soctl
cry by said pond Eli Iongcvs land ~ said Long
les aud Jonathan Hsrdv's land thence rOTtITy BY
SAID HRrdys lind acres thence southwest 70 the
third range line rhrnce said range the
FRS mentioned bounds containing Sky oreSs
also. quarter part OF Ict No. FIVE IN the same
Range aud for and bouudirS refer Deed Civ
BY jonathan rdv IT, to said Isaac and J,tho be ripg
dare April 9Th shec life Lease 10 Mrs. Jonathan
Hardy. y B. Said life is membrane the last
mentioned piece Of lard The whole ot said raj estate
mortgaged Gunh Blake, F'q The pay III
three hundred ihrty-sx doars ana interest per rec
ord OF said mortgage deed. book 2. page e18.
DANIEL POTTER Dep. shift.
Raymond. April III 1919
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-29

10 the Justices Of HE Court Of Common Pleas.
holden at Portland IA and for The County Of
Cumberland, on The first Tuesday OF March,
Il. ID. 1923.
THE petition Of VIM. Willis, Administrator Of
the goods and estate which were or Richard
Pickett late Of said Portland caulker deceased,
represents, that the claims which have been
presented against said estate, amount 10 the sum
Of enc thousand sixty-fYe dollars and ninety
three cents that the personal estate of said de-
ceased which has come TO the knowledge Of the
petitioner IS ofttle value, consisting principally
ofhousehod furniture in possession o. theWidow.
Tie further represents, that the only real estate
OF which his lntestate died seized, j. dwelling
house with the appurtenant land, situated on
Dantorth street IN said Portland and appraised
at two thousand dollars
Your petitioner prays that he may be licsn-
sed to sell the whole Of this estate. sale Of
part Of It would be injurious to the heirs, for the
payment Of the debts Of said deceased with the
incidental charges and charges Of administra-
ton, and to apply the balance, if any there be,
according to law, and in duty bound &c.
WIN. WILLIS, Admr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-29
Portland Silk and W0oI}en Due
House and FuIirg Nal.
ROBERT THO NPSON,

MOULD inform his fri, ads and the public
w that he has had new buildings erected hear
Naughan's Bridge for his SILK .f.NO WOOI-
LEN DYE, and for Falling aud Dressing CIeh.
IN the neaiest manner. He has lately bull, new
machine for kndpping and Iea7iiHg and Dresyirg
CON, which does It in superior stiIe.
he also colours british bnc foI ~ cents war;.
All kinds Of nen's garments can be coior+.l ard
cleaned whole
Goods left at Messrs IIaines end Morri,', Mil
dIe-Strect, at Mr.. Saml. Enery's head Of Long
Wharf, will Be taken and returned
X. i. Will furnish any Of The Country Cloth
iers with KnapPing, Tenzting and Dressing Mn
chimes At $1,000 cash down, or $500 On one
years credit.
Goods colored black every week.
Aug. 81. IT,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-29

At Court Of Probate, he'd Portland within and for the
county nt Cun-ber Land. the Elrd Tuesday Of April in
The year q our Lorde sheen hundred aud
MARGARET PRIrCHARD, widow Of JOHN pRITCH-
Iva akD. a-e ut said Port tud Trader, deceased having
NH qlshtd her right administer the tate Of said de-
ceased. AMI pyed that suitable person may b ap-
pOintsA to THAI trus,
ORDERED-Thst the said Margaret give notice to all
persons interested, by causing copy of tins order
published hree weeks succesvey.in the Portland Gazette
printed Portau,l, th,t they may appear ar Probate
Court 70 be held said Portland the third Tuesday Of
May next Of the clock III the forenoon ard shew
cause. they have why Isaac Adams Esq sad Port
IIud,i should not be appointed 70 thar trust
BARRETT POTTER. 7Hdgs.
A true coPy-Atrcst, HORATIO SOUTHCATE, Reg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-29
GARDINER IRON WORKS.

THE Subscriber, 4 gent Ct the GARDINER
IRON WORKS, has constantly for sale at
the Agency Store in Gardiner, The following ar
ticles viz -
Saw Mill Cranks, Pulling Mill do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought and cast Mill SpindIes,
Hatter's Basius,-Clolher's Plates,
Crow Bare,-Pough Moulds and Coulters,
Wheels for various kinds Of Machinery,
Sad rons,-Cast Iron Dogs,
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Carding 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 executed punctuallv in the
best manner. NJ. SPRINGER, Jr. Agent.
Gardiner, sept. Q, 1922. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-29

r. the Honorable the Justices Of the Court Of
Sessions, for tic County Of oxford, begun and
holden at Paris, IN said County, on the third
Iucsday Of June, a. %. 1922.
THE undo .ned respectfully represent thar the pu bic
good requires county road % be laid on the road
now travelled from Philip Farrngton's IN Fryeburg il
said County the dwelling house OF Joseph Oh ndIer
in said Fry eburg through Fyehurg Addition and part ii
Bradley and Eastmans Patent. the oe of New Ham-
shire, Bradley's Brook, so called.
Your petitiers, III refore, pray, that Committee may
be ap oned examine the described and H.
otate county road thereon If they shall think il al
vsab, when they shall have completed their
IONA X. EASTMAN and 20 others.
Copy, Attest, X. n. COODENOT, Clerk.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-29
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, S.. Court Of Sessions, October Term,
a. ID. 1929.
On h foregoing petition Ordered, That the petitioner
give notce o. the the inha biras OF the Town Of
FNvhWg and III ling Addition ~ ltavi x copy aid
PETIT and this order thereon th the respective clerks
o. said Town 0 Frvtburg md Fryeburg Addition least
thirty days b"toTe The Of this Court holden
At Paris ithia and for said County Of Oxford. the
hud Tuesday Of ne next, and by publishing said pti-
ton and order, three weeks ssvely, the Eastern
Argus aud Portland Gztre printed in Portland, the last
publication ~ each Of ID wSpaprs be thirty
days heort tht erm at this Court be holden
aforesaid, tht al rested then and there
APPEAR and shew any they have, why the prayer
thereof should not be granted
Att7+. RUFUS X. GOODENOW, Clerk
Copy. Attest, r. h. COODENOW, Clerk.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-29

CAMUEL FESSENDEN and THOMAS ANGRY
- DEBlOIS Counsellors AMI Atornies At Law have
Removed from the office, formerly occupied by them,
to Rooms the store Of Mr.. Ebene7er Webster i'll
Hopkins buildings, in Middle Street, opposite the
head Crossreet where any business entrusted to them
will he gratefully received and faithfully transacted.
Po4ta1A Jan, u, 1928. #
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-29
TIMOTHY FLETCHER.

Wo.11, Jones Ron, ErehGnge street, Portland,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
HAS RECEIT-ED-
15D ar. casks off. r. r. and Il. p.
500 caDisters r. r. and +. and IT. r.
Which he will dispose Of at the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest recon-
mendations from officers OF the U. States Ordnance
Departmental mary others who have used the
same.
large quantity ofthc above Powder, can be
furnished at short notice.
f0oI- Gentlemen are invited 10 call and examine
the above Powder. If Oct. g.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-29

To JAMES NEAL, Esq. Clerk Of the Propri-
etors Of q certain tract If LAND, IN Portland,
IN the corHtyQf Cumberland, formerly assign
ed to the W7doto Of anthony bracket, deceased,
as part Of her Dover in has estate.
NOU hereby requested to call meeting
l. of said Proprietors to be holden at MifcheH's
Iarern, in Portland, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th
day Of May next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. to act on
the following articles =
|. To choose Moderator Of said meeting.
2. TO see if said Propretors will agree to the
proposal Of Joseph II. Ingraham, Esq. TO settle
all questions respecting the bounds Of said tract
where the same may JOIN his lands-sstablsh di-
visiona lines that shall he straight, and consent
that his interest in common shall be 50 assigned
as to effect that object according to plan which
has been made by s. L. Raymond, and which
will be laid before said meeting.
8. To appoint a Committee to make all ne
Cessary writings and releases 10 said Iugraham.
and receive such releases from him as may be
necessary 70 carry said proposal into full effect ;
# the same should be agreed to by said Proprie-
tors.
4. To see ifthe Proprietors will accept the lay
ing out ofslch streets by the committee appoint
ed for that purpose the 4th Of Septe uber last,
as may be presented for acceptance at the said
meeting.
5. To see what steps, if any, the Proprieters
will take for removing the several buildings and
entertainments now on said land.
8. To see if the Projectors will vote any fur
ther sum to be assessed for paying expenCcs.
7. To see If they will sell that part of the com
mon land which lies on the north east side Of
state street adjoining lot belonging TO Nath.
Crockett being triangular piece.
9. 10 sec if they will nlclosc All or any Fart
OF the common laud, by causing more fence to
be built on the same
Witness ourhands this nineteenth day of April,
a. y. 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-29
PRENTISS MELLEN,
THOMAS BECK,
DANIEL GILBERT.

70 he ProPrietors qforesaid-
YOU are hereby notified to meet at the time
and place and for the purposes aforementioned.
ON. B. A general attendance is requested.
JAMES NEAL, Propr,etors Clerk.
Portland April 10, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-29
Hair Combs, &c.
JOHN b. CROSS,

CORNER Of Temple and Middle Streets, re-.
~ pectfuIy Informs dealers in Combs, that have
ing been appointed Agent by manufacturers Of
Combs, he has received and will keep constantly
on hand good assortment Of all descriptions OF
Combs, which will be sold at the manufacturers
lowest wholesale cash prces.-Deaiers in the ar
tice in town and country are invited to call and
examine for themselves.--4LSO-O On baud, gen.
eral assortment Of
English, French, India, and Do
mestic Goods,
cheap for cash.
Persons desirous Of having shell manufactured
can have it attended to, by leaving it as above.
PortIaud, Feb 4, 1928. If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-29
CUMBERLAND. 81.

CUMBERLAND, -.
CoaH Of Sessian, al Pqrfland,p
.ApriE term, a. ID. 1923
ORDERED by the Court that the House of
0coTection for all offences equitable by
Justices Ofthe Peace, be in the basement, story
Of The buildi in Portland, known BY the namo
Of the poor-house for the town ~ Portland and
that the common gaol, be considered the House
Of correction for higher ofenoes.-Justice. II the
Peace, Sherifs and Constables will take notice,
and govern the mselyes accordingly.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-29
NOTICE.

THE Copartnershp heretofore existing il the
N Name Of JACKSON q FULLER Is this day
by mutual consent dissolved.
CHARLES JACKSON,
ELIJAH FULLER.
Portland, April 9th, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-29
CROCKERY WARE,
At WboEcsalc-only.
JAMES b. CAHOON,

IA AS for sale a general assortment of Crock
cry WARE, (at the Office, Of Messrs. Att
wood & Quincy, Crctange- Street, Portland,) at
as low rate as can be purchased in town, for cash
Or credit. lie las on hand Crates well assorted
for the country market, consisting Of G. q. en-
amelIed and B. p. Ware. ANY orders for Ware,
will be gratefully acknowledged and promptly
attended TO.
J. 3. c. Titters himself that he shall receive
2 share Of public patronage, particularly from
those Of Ills friends with whom be is acquainted.
.4LSO, For Sale as above,
. hhds Sugar,
trunks CaIicoes, containing about 1000 yds
Just received, and for sale az ADORE,
A General assortment Of Glass Ware,
consisting Of Decantsrs, Tumblers, Wines,
Salts, Cruets, Mustards, Peppers, &c.
March Is.