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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBHRLAND, IS.

CrMBnRLAND, IS
Al the Court of Common Pleas, begun and
holden al Portland, within and for the said coun-
~ of Cumberland, on the second Tuesday Of Dc
tober, A. ID. 1923.
On the foregoing petition, Ordered, That the
petitioner give notice Of the same, by causing
the said petition, with this order thereon, 10 be
published in one OF the public newspapers print
ed In Portland, three weeks sucCessively the last
publication TO be thirty days at least previous TO
the next term OF this Court, TO be holden al
Portland, within and for the county Of Cumber-
land, on the first Tuesday Of March next, that
all persons interested therein may then an
there appear, and shew cause, If any they have,
why the prayer thereof should not'be granted.
WM. r. VAUGHAN, Clerk
Copy. attesf-WM. T. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
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-MlRRIEn

0n Peaks islsnd, la fhis town. pn -aHlt
evening last. by Rev Mr. sueeisf 49, Naihanie'
esrErnl Milieu, tn Niss Eiiaa Reed sawyer
IA ~ hurF MI. TutrFh XII TAppau, ia Mn
ARfy sgirtury
ia Aeubufypoe AZ Caleb Cas- 70 ahfs ssty
bgni-Mf Charles buies 4 Portsmouth,. GA 80
Franca Buarenan--alf Samuel Manson. Az AitA
Mari builrr
" Nndburg. simrn Class, Esq. 81 huftrsoaH'
90 hiss susan y Demefiis. d thf inunrr rerf
~ Lee MI. lrnss Ryan. ga AmeshHIy, tu MIS-
Beisey Giidden ufLcr,
"a finalhaysa, Nr Diiger Hrad. az 'fhrasss'1i'
81 hiss LucF, dasgaisf ol Rev louafhan smat
ln ihnman0n, DR. Thamas Haskell, 10 Miss hsi-
sey kellnck.
ID Yogk, James small. Fer. - Miss EHzateih
kagnes daughter ofihe lafe CAPT. Benz RaFnes
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No 2, Merchgnf'r R0Ir, Middle street, Portland,
HAS just received New Supply OF LADIES
II and MISSES
Fur, Seal, ChinchilIi and Sable
Caps, Beaver Bonnets, Ostrich
Plumes, Fur Trimmings,

Of all kinds, such as Sable Chinchilii, Swans
down, &c &C suitable for Goats, Pelisses, and
Gowns.
Gentkcnlea's Far. Seal, Otter, Sable.
Nutra and many other kinds Of CAPS, Youth
and Boys Caps. Fur Collars for Cloaks and
Great Coats-Fur and other Gloves-Leather
Mittens--Fur Seal Moccasons, an entire new
article, in this market-BuHalo Skins by the
bale or single skin
Complete assortment of Gentleman HATS
Brewster's, Wells and Reedheld's make, n Y
--Pecks, Boston Hat Factory--Bass make
Bosion--Casiors and low priced Hats from va
rious Manufactures, by the Case or single Hat
Hatters' Fairs and Trimmings, pi-
Porgu --Cambric-EngIish Skivers-Gal-
looms of different kinds-Moeco Bands-Loop-
ing-Bow strinEs-old Russia and American
Glue, and the water proof stitfening ready pre-
pared, RI for use. All Of which win be sold low
FOR Cash or approved Credit.
=, November IL.
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Q IN TIE CORNER.
Hest Jersey Gazette

approach Of Winter.-Cold and cloudy
days and frosty nights have come upon Us
with their warning, Prepare for winter The
trees are rapidly losing their green verdure
and vegetation. growing saliOw and sickly,
bids US prepare for winter. The sun pays as
but brief daily visit already. and the rapid
approach Of each succeeding night, speaks Az
%, Prepare for winter We'll, how will the
honest farmer prepare Oh, he has had q
noble season--he has a barn full Of grain and
hay, and apples for cider, and plenty Of wood
10 burn. He Is ready.-Our friends the mer-
chants, viii get UP a winter assortment d.
rectly--they will do very Eell.--The me-
chanics can get along all weatheTs they
have dependents enough al their backs; the
girls who are going 20 marry will want fur
niture-the farmers sundry knickknacks, &c.
But how shall the printer prepare, who has
no wood, nor winter stores. and half Of whose
subscribers hare not paid ham ah, how shall
be prepare Hope will whisper to him, = they
will be along by and BY" He viii not be dis
appointsd--no, DO, no.-0IT- WANTED, about
fflv good subscribers, this winter--foF which
fifty thanks, and prime assortment Of Meas.
LsgisIatips Proceedings, and great variety
Of Literary articles win be givea.
EpapoYFHga
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Oct 1s. lai. 81, 81 Ion CO. tbs Margaret, Tho-
mas, days from Bath.
MEMoRANDA.
The susaanab. Crockett from Bath ar III Pom
Autoaic. u Sept 24
A. at Anlisaa. Ocr !, oaly Son. Cove wiscas-
set
Ar al Havana. 19ih ult. ElRa, Davis. Trinidad
Island. ssrd 18th, KeHnebcc Trades, Rer-Or.
leans. 2ed, Flera. Portland
The Tropic. Stevens, for Bos,on, sailed ffoa
Campeachy, about eth uit-
AtDominiea. sept 20 BarziIlsi " thii porf. ~,
Turks island, 3.
a. Liverpool. SEPT 70, Mary. Bath. ready.
al st. Jago, Oct 8, Uuion, Portland dh'r
Clarissa, Kennebunk, unC. Union. ~ wv fos
Portsmouth, IS Or 20.
The Ciarissa, Of this Port, for Legh0rn, lets
Rotterdam Sept &C.
AZ. a, New Orlsass. (qvar) Oe, IA Nefsune's
al New orleans, aoth ult. Rebrrra. LorinE. Wv
Glasgow
Al Dares. Lydia Adalss. foE Jamaica.
Sailed from Charleston. 28th uli. Mary Spear.
Morse Of 'Tncmastnn, f0F ---
Ar AZ Fredericksburg. pFeviuus 70 tie 9th inH.
President. StsnwoOd. and Ranger, Sawyer, ". Yea
CT Ranger, Smith, for this port
Ar AZ Baltimore, Sih iast Packet, Gcre, Luber.
aith passengers
Ar. az y. Y0rt. 6th inst. PigriA. Higgins Con
sst8iion. Stanley and tiuldah sae judah. Thomp-
ON. a. AzdrtWs EufhuCk, f}FeenlaR. from Fhiia-
de Dhia Nv E0siou with loss Ef t1rssail and other
samaEe.-Up. John DEvmmond. q FhpsbuEg. fss
Nc rfolk. elhs Alert, Hniltinson. 81 Pouiand for
FrenenrkEbaE VIZ. an- ADV tie tite Bfntiiers, ci this
porI. fof Kiassf0n- y. lZh.
Tbs Nile u Brissoi, II Savannah. vas positive
b % sail Sh
CL ssh. Cirers sir.nr. Baf-
A. ~ Bosiou. Dol inst brig S1Sah II Tare Free
man. n fhis port GO iayf from siockhc.r. ana SO
Ton rs nenr; sch. Factor, hnishi. o. liis port
.fgvm Righmouh SFrrn. kHaery. XII sara. ilum
Alrxzndria; Emr,ine. Jordan w " arFrn. frula du
slooy Maise. bsscs schr. Esucrn Traser Lsanrl.
from LahEa3or. vith s.0Qo 5sh Fair Fiag. FiercF
of EasipRsf. ffuus Chatiam. I1un. LL bfE Rnmh-
~. EE.worh schT >hiPNHshi, Dresden Hope,
keBnrhunf,
Al HFannis, Or Sunday last, schr. Eein5eer,
rluwal from to- Eastward, fcr mt fun
NV. ~ Providence, h inst. Anna. AadituR
sDO sin, and Fear Bgcthers, hsaCs-
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PORTLAND GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED 81

ADAMS, PAINE & WOODBURY.,
CosDguoNs--~Tso Dollars per annum half
in advance. II not paid within tie year, Two
Dollars add Fifty Cents. O-rNo papers dis
continued tili all srrearages are paid.
Those sabscribes 10 che Gazette, who were On
the list when Mr. Shirley transferred tins establish
meng 70 ~. viii be considessd a. orr sabscfibeEs
uatil Ihey diseoasnns tbs paper IN the usual node
~ paying all aneaTascA
We shall endeayof 20 insert advertisements witt
The almost accuracy but we cannot be responsible
ior errors 10 any sum. beyond the amount charge,
for the publication.
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Hard Hare.
John Goddard.

No. q, UNION Row, MrDDLE-STREET,
SET Just received large assortment OF
RI HARD WARE GOODS, (recentiy pur-
chased at Auction, which will be sold low.
On hand, so casks Cut NAILS, which will
be sold lower than usual Nov. ! l
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

A detachment Of fifty MariEes or the frg
ate United States, bound 20 the Psci6c, sal
cd from Philadelphia on Thursday last in IL
sioop May Flower. under the command q
Lieut. BreweFton.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

Three County Court Houses have been e.
rected in New-Hsmpshire in the course NJ
the last summer; one at Amherst. By the IN.
habifants Of the town. one at CoHcord. by the
town and private subscriptions, and one At
Plymouth, 10 part BY the iowa, and In part
by the County Of Grafton.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

Went 10 sea this morning, wind north, hriEg
Midas, PnRce, for New Orleans-Carolins,
Hubbs, for Cuba.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
~ MARINE. -
~ PORT or ~
- . ::PORTLfND:: N -
ARRTVALs

ARRIVALS.
TUESDAY Nor lIAr. slooP Liberty, Waite
from EastpOrt, with dry fish.
WEDNESDaK-sl0opA Augustus, Hale, East
port, dry fish.
CLEARED--Schrs. Lincoln, Johnson, f0r ST.
Andrews, by H. Johnson and others-Leader,
Ross, Belfast, and sailed this afternoon.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-10
Paint s. OIL Store.
MARCTTS OIJTNCY

at has old stand, head Of Long Whasf, under the
store noc occupied By adams & Jackson,
II EEPS constantly for sale, complete assort-
IN ment Of PAINTS,
AND HAS NOW on HAND,
9 Tons Of dry 4 ground white LEAD;
IL Casks Dutch OIL direct from Hol-
land
10 do. Northern OIL, of first quality ;
Grille 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 aud harder than other kinds in use.
LWATER PAINTS will be prepar-
ed at short notice.
~.*He will continue his PAINTING BUSI.
NESS, Paper Hanging, Sign Painting, &c. a.
usual. April, Is
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NEW GOODS! !!
Andrew Scott.

OPPOSITE the CUMBERLAND BaNk Fx-
change-Street--ls now opening for sale an
extensive assortment Of
English, French, India and 14mer-
ic0n Goods.
vz.-Superine and common, black, blue. hare
back, oxford gray, and olive
BROADCLOTHS,
black, blue. half milIed gray, bareback and fan
cy coloured
CASSIMERES,
Woolenetts, twlled Bombszetts, Seersucker..
striped and plain Jeans, Drill, Dowlas and
other articles for Summer wear Linens in
whole pieces very low. Figured black Floren
tne-Valencia and Marselles Vestings : Silk and
cotton UMBRELLAS Flag and Bandanna Hkfs.-
Steam loom Cottons-Calicoes great variety.
Observation-Disclosures and corded Cam
brics-plain and figured Muslins-Muslin Dress
es, handsome & cheap. White, scarlet 4 crimson
Raw Silk Mantles--RIack Nankin Grapes.
OF superior quality, Barrett's dye. Green and
other coioured -Nankin and Canton Cranes
Grape Dresses and Shawls--Long Lawns very
cheap. Zelias-Merino printed Points--fancy
silk Hkfs.-white and colored Italian Grapes
few handsome Observation-Disclosures n
Combs-Parasoll..
Bale Dorchester Tickings, at re-
drced prices do. Sheetings aud shirt,ngs-
Sattinetts-stripes- Gingham., &c.
all Of which he offers Chea p for CASH on
ly. IT,
Portland June 10.
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PUBLIC SALE IN B.4LDWIN.

on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of July nszi,
at III O'Clock, a. WI. az the House Of RICHARD
FiTcH, in Baldwin, a., the County Of CtiBsbsr-
land, nil be sold By PUBLIC AUCTION, the
foHOlctng LOTS Of lfniniProced Land ri= -
40. in the first range west, No. 80, Pond
LS Lot, No. %, Pond Lot, No. a. il the first
range east, No 81, Pond Lot. No. IS, 81 the fifth
range east, No. IA, in the fifth rams east, No. I,
in the second range east, No. 81, Pond Lot, No.
no. Pond Lot, and sixteen acres at the easterly
part Of Lot No. IL, formerly owned BY Moses
Parker, all situated ia said Baldwin one undi-
vided third part af the same, being the property
Of Ann Caroline Gardner, Joseph Charles Gard
ner, Emily Gardner and Helener Augusta Gard
ner, minors and heirs Of DR.. Joseph Gardner,
deceased, the subscriber u authorized To sell by
licence Of the Supreme Judicial Court, and the
remain ing two thirds Of said Lots, the property
Of toe subscriber, he will sell Oh his own account
on the same terms.
CEFConditilns made known al the time and
place above mentioned.
HENRY GARDNER
Baldwin, June 10; 1923.
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AT a Court Of Probate held at Portlrnd, scithin
and for the county Of Cumberland on the first
Tuesday Of June, an The gear Of ear Lord eigh-
teen hundred and fscenty three.
MERCY SMITH and JOHN p. BOYD, administrator
IVA of the OF DAVID SMITH, late of said Port
land merchant, deceased having presented their several
ORDERED, that the said ADM illustrators give
persons inte rested hv causing coy of this cvder
hr published three we, ks successfully " r Portland
GAxetre, printed Portland that Thy may appear
Probate Court be held said Portland, the third
rursd OF fully OF the clock in the forenoon
il any thsy have, why the sane shoe not
be allowed. BARRETT POTTER. JUDGE
A trtfe copy attest-HORATIO soUTHCATE, Rrgs
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TO BE soLD;
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Eng,is!.. Shot, Sheet
Lead, Iron Hire.
Fresh Teas. sc.

@AA1a ~
landing from Mem York and PHILADELPHIA,
400 be so. ss,1 Tin rI Plate, Ga, ~,
81 bundles Iron Wire,
a rolls Sheet Lead,
60 bundles single, double & treble Sheet Iron,
45 half chests superior fresh souchong TEA,
chests good chop Green TEA, imported
May 1923,
e bbls. superior fine middiings Flour made OF
Genesee Wheat,
|, An invoice Of Glass Ware, consisting Of De-
canters, Wines, Sets, Patties, Lamps, Cruets,
&c. &c.
1000 lbs Philadelphia Snuff,
nicely done up in BIadders and warranted to be
equal 10 goodness TO any ever offered in any mar
ket.
so boxes by 9, 8 BY 10, and by II GLASS,
$50 reams single and double Wrsppinq PAPER.
new lot. Of Stone Ware, Jugs, Pickle aud
Butter Pots, &c. &c.
1000 bundles cut Tacks, from 1-2 10 f6 or.
t4S boxes No. 1, Chocolate.
goo bbls. Mess, No. /, Q, AMI 3, Beef
5 pipes Holland Gin.
10 Boxes Loaf and Lump SUGAR,
boxes cold pressed Castor OIL,
100 sides Sole LEATHER,
1000 gals. fret quality W. S. Sperm OIL.
200 boxes bunch Raisus,
case French PAPER HANGINGS, with
cloth horde . to match,
do. American, do. do.
81 doz. SCYTHES,
90 doz. SICKLES.
so ps. BEDTICKING.
80 ps. brown SHIFTING.
40 do. check and stripe GINGIFAMS,
10 bales cotton WARP.
20 ps. SATTINETTS
For sale by ATWOOD & QUINCY.
Auction g. Commission Merchants.
Portland, June 10.
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GUARDIAN SALE.

To be sold al Public auction, By order Of the
Supreme judicial Court, on WEDNES-
Day, ths I6th day Of July nert, al r o.!
clock. a ~. on the premises The toiiowtng
described Real Estate, Belonging 10 tte heirs
of Robert Brogdon, late Of Portland, ~
the county Of Cumberland, mariner, deceGs
ed. vi5.
1.-TWO thirds OF Lot or common and undivided
a LAND situated in Cross Street, northerly
by the passage way leading from Cross-Street to
Josiah Paine's lot-South byWiiliam Chadwick's
LOT, and east by said street, containing twenty
one rods by estimation, more less.
BENJAMIN ILsLEY, Guardian.
PortIa nd, June .. 1928.
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100000 Dollars I
I'm old Song Corrected and Enlarged.
TurE-" Mrs. Carey."

Nh otd song Corrected ana Enlarged
TunE-" Mrs. Carey"
OF all the schemes ingenious man
Could ever boast tn invention,
The new Dramatic-Golden plan
Deserves the first attention.
Then haste and buy, your fortune try,
And wealth secure forever
The lucky ntontent may slip by
IT'S surely -NoU or Meter.
See, Fortunes Wheel brim full of gold,
Stands ready to reward We;
And were the eagles singly told
They'd reach from Ma,ae TO Gsorgsd.
Then hast and .buy, your fortune try,
And wealth secure fore yer;
To FORTUNES AGENT quick apply
'Tis surely .NoaO or Nsrer.
One hundred Thoasand--there is one,
Of Twenty Ten-a number,
And twelyes and fives so plenty run,
They're mere hsatrie lumber
Then haste and buy, your fortune try,
And wealth secure forever;
The lucky rsonenf may slip by
'Tis surely Nog or fsrsr.
TIE Goddess at her portal stands,
luyiting al TO enter 80
Wives, husbands, houses ships aud lands,
She gives to tn5ss who venture.
So haste and buy, your fortune try,
And wealth secure forever;
To FORTUNES AGENT quickly apply
IT'S surely -NoU or .Neuer.
See, FORTUNE stands with both her hands
Chuck full ofshining treasure I!
Then IN one band, firm let us stand,
And share this source of pleas ure.
To number EIGHT, now hasten straight,
And wealth secure forever
In MlDDLE-STREET, this splendid treat
Will greet you-Ncic or Neusr.
Sin allusion to FRANCIS Sign; which rep
resents the GODDESS standing on her Wheel, and
scattering Gold from Cornucopia. s~
Extract from Baltimore paper.
"The expedition of drawing, IS well as the
prOn.ptness aud pt1etxality IN the payment Of
prisss, uhich hare alcays characterized The Balti
more Lotteries, has rendered them deservedly
popular, not only at home, but in every section
Of the Union"
INFORMATION relative to money and good
luck may be had, on application to
Fortunes Agent,
No. 8, Observation-Disclosures.
June 10, 1928.
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HILL Be Sold at PUBLIC AUCTION,

WILL be Sold at PUBLIC AUCTION.
for he purpose Of closing 4r .1dministra-
tiOn account-On SaTURD4Y, The t1ren-
ty-frst dag N June, al tzgo O'Clock p. M.
(uNa.Ess PREVIOUSLY DISPOSED oF)
A T the Dwelling-House Of JACOBH JONES
~ in North Yarmouth, the following describ-
ed Real Estate belonging to the Estate OF Doct.
DAVID JONES, late Of said North Yarmouth,
deceased, viz. one eighth part Of the GRiST
MILL and privilege on the over Falls on Roy
ais River and additional HiIl privileges on aid
Falls-One share in UNION WHARF-One nd
half acres OF SALT MARSH lying on Cousins,
River above DAVIS Bridge -Ako between 20 and
80 acres of LAND, lying on the easterly eide
and adjoining Royals River and the county Road
leading from PortiGnd to BrlinslOick, which has
good proportion of MOVING, Tillage, Pasture
and Wood LAND, with two Mill SEATS belong
ing to the premises.
TERMS made known at the time OF Sale.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscri-
bers. JACOB n. JONES, Err.
JAMES z. HILL, .4Hct'r.
North Yarmouth, May %, 1928.
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A GREAT bargain may be obtained in very con.
a venient two story dwelling HOUSE and STA
BILE all in complete repair with commodious lot Of
LAND near the of business in this town, by
immediate application to s. LITTLE. .Mds. Broker
and .Negotiator Of Paper.
ALSO-The stock of Grocer, about $1,000 well as
sorted with Lease Of the Store where is good run
OF custom.
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SAMUEL JOHNSON.
a T the PORTLAND BOOKSTORE, is Agent
Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal.
Price S1r Dollars per arnun, payable on delitery Of
the June No
work of much literary merit. published in London
and re-published in Boston. by OLIVER EVERETT.
Contents Of No. %, for April 1923.
On Music No. I. with reference to the PRINCIPLES
OF me Beautiful In that Art-Songs of the Cid No !.
by Mrs Hemans The Cid's Death-bed. a Ballad
Inc FIRST OF April or .qrts perire suaSpring. Youth
ana Love---Peter Pindarics Patent Brown Stout :
y ofk Kidney Potatoes-Friendsa and Frientship-
Inc Prophecy of Constantne-Ante and Post-Nup-
t n 1ournai1-Greek Song: The Bowl Of Liberty
Barry the Painter--London Lyrics The UDas in
Nlarybone lane An Actors Meditations; The Min.
sneI--bntish Galleries Of Art, No. Nv. Windsor
Casue-- Greek Song The Voice OF Scio--Heaven
and Earth, Mystery-The Physician. No ": OF
Colds. coughs. and Catarrhal Complaints Grimm )
unost Letter Kill The Seven Singers--O On the Trou-
h-aeHss---Songs of the Cid The Cids FaaesaDpso-
Tesslon The Cids Rising Dramalic Travels: The
diligence from Paris to Lyons-ATr. Barry Corn.
van new rooms. June, 10 1923.
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II AN away from the subscriber about the lst
utt an indented Apprentice 10 the Rope.
making business by the name of GEORGE iFLS
MILL, about f6 years Of age.-All person:
are forbid harboriDg, trusting employing said
Apprentice if they would avoid the penalties Of
the law. No debts Of his contracting will be
paid by the subscriber. Any information of the
place Of bis residence will be thankfully receiv-
ed and reasonable ch.rges paid.
HENRY EOYE.
Portland, June 10, 1928.
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REMOVAL.
Watches, Jewelry, sc.
OLIVER GERRISH

OLlV Elk u ERRISH.
W.4TCH.M4KER g. JEWELLER.
TTAS removed to No. 6, Exchange Street. 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, &c.
Breast Pins, Finger and Ear Rings,
Gold Beads; Imitation, Pearl and Garnet Do.
Silver asd plated Spoons, Ladies, NC.
Plated aud Britannia Tea Pots,
Plated Casters aud Candlesticks,
Tortoise Shell and Imitation Combs,
Pencil Cases and Tooth Picks,
Cestns Buckles and Girdles,
Hair Bracelets and Neck Chains,
g Amulet Necklaces and Ornaments,
Fine Razors, Scissors and Penkniye.,
S Re,icnle Tops and Purses,
Tea Trays, Shutters and Trays,
--acih pariety Of
FANCY ARTICLES.
which will be sold as low as can be purchased
else where.
N. b. Watches and Clocks, repaired as usu-
al 6wiseop. June 10.
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PUBLIC SALES.

y Figs, Nuts, american Brandy &c.
At AUCTION, on SATURDAY nezf, Jllss
IA, at 10 O'Clock az Iie Long Room, Exchange
Street,
O00 BOXES & Drums Figs in prime order.
~>OO 90 bushels Malnuts.
. 2 Pipes American Brandy.
200 boxes bunch and muscatel Raisns,
100 " No l Chocolate.
ALSO
An Invoice of Books n Stationary e. Book Binders
Tools,
Share In tie Fire Engine Alert
ATWOOD & QUINCY, Auerrs-
+ Elegant Furniture at Auction.
ON THURSDAY 26A instant, at 10 o.
clock al the Furniture Ware House. Wea .Hur-
ket Roc. Maine Street
I'M Mahogany Bureaus, price % to 32$
49, Dressing Case, 45,
9 Side Boards, so,
dressing Table, 80,
apr Grecian Card Tables, ~,
1 40,
Card Tables, rs,
Work Table, 40,
Secretaries SO.
2GentIernen's mahogany writing
Tables Is.
The above Furniture is superior to any ever
offered at auction in this Market ar \ will BE-
sold without reserve to close concern.
ATWOOD s. QUINCY .4sscs'rs.
Portland June 7th 1923.
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Drugs, Paints, Dye-Stufs, sc.
THE subscriber informs his friends and the
4 public that he has purchased the stock and
taken the stand recently occupied by
Mr.. HENRY BUTMAN,,
where will be kept For Sale, very extensive
assortment of the above mentioned articles of a
genuine quality on the liberal terms usually OBJ
tanned at said Store, and where the former Gus
toners of MIR. BHtman, as well as those of the
subscriber, and all others who may wish to pur-
chase are respectfully invited to call.
Every attention win be paid to written orders
and no exertions shall be wanting to merit con-
tiDuance of patronage JOHN COE.
April 4 1898
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NATHAN GOOLD,

THE subscribers having been appointed Hon. Bar
ret Potter, Esq Judge of the Probate OF Wills Sc.
for the county of Cumberland, Commissioners receive
examine the claims of the creditors of the
OF
JOSEPH POPE,
lae Portland in said county han deceased and six
mouths f,om the third Day of June instant sowedssd
creditors bring and prove their claims do hrrehy
give nrticrthat propose the Office o. JAMES
NEAL liz FIX hsnge str Portland for he purpose OF
crivng and mining rhe claims sinst said rhe
friday ~ his aud The FIVE following months from
10 FIVE OF The clock in the after Of said DAYS
JAMES NEAL,
JOSIAH DOW,
prr.Ianh In
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Peaos OF AUCTION.

TO BE SOLD at Public vendue n-
ROW, at s O'Clock, p. ". y a.e i
House of the second Parish ia this tnwn
q Pews on The lower floor Of sa.a
House, they being part of those which haye re-
Gently been built.
by order Of The Committee.
JOHN MAHAN, Chairman.
June 30
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-4gency d Commission House--New-York
Hicks &. Lee,

.7gents and Commission Merchants, No 221. Pearl
Street, -NEW- YORK,
TENDER their services to their friends and the pub
nc Tor the sale and purchase Of all sorts of her.
shandizs
Refer to
Henry Smith, Esq ! D.,
Hon. Marx Harris, rOTHand-
Messrs MunsOn g Barnard Ro.,on
April 20. is6v