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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-07-23
MAIL ROBBERS.
BALTIMORE. July !


We stated yesterday the information
we received just as our paper was ready
for the press, that three persons had
been arrested, supposed to he the rob-
bers ofthe mail; the persons so arrested
were brought to this city and lodged in
gaol about sunset, and the confession of
one OF them proves the correctness of
the supposition. circumstance, which
was not known to us when we wrote the
account published yesterday, it appears
led to their detection; shirt was found
in the road near to where the robbery
was committed, which had on it evident
marks of having been worn by black
smith; and the vicinity Of the Iron FORCES
on the Gunpowder, induced the inqui-
ry, which resulted as will be found 10
the subjoined statement.
Particulars of the arrest and impr;son-
n1ent Of the robbers.-Mr. Stokes, one of
the AUTHORIZATIONS, returned to the city
last evening, and furnishes the follow
ing interesting account of his proceed
ings 10 this important matter. He left
the city yesterday morning with Mr..
George Bartol, and being joined at the
place where the robbery occurred by Mr..
Rouse, they went with the shirt which was
found in the road, to the Iron Forges on
the Gunpowder. 1t was Immediately
identified by Mr.. Tucker, the manager,
as belonging to one of the forgemen,
named Emmonheiser, and the party at
once proceeded TO his house for the pur-
pose Of arresting him. He denied all
knowledge Of the robbery, and expressed
great willingness to go with them. 1t
being known that another of the forge
men, named Moore, boarded with En-
>monheiser, he was asked for. He was
said to be sick and unable to come out |;
but when the party showed a determi-
nation to enter the house, he came for
ward. They were both arrested and
taken to the house of the manager.
While Emmonheiser was undergoing an
examination by magistrate, Moore was
sent out of the room. While Mr. Stokes
was talking to Moore, he saw that his vest
was buttoned up rather closely-on pull
ing aside a black silk handkerchief,
which appeared TO be arranged with
care to cover bis breast, he saw the
marks Of blood on Moore's shirt. On
further examination, it was found he was
wounded badly in the breast with six or
seven buck-shot. Finding himself thus
detected, he Immediately made a full
confession ofthe fact of robhing the mail,
10 which he was assisted by Emmonhei-
ser, (thep upder .arrest,) apd another
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montgomery county, to feturn TO the
place where centred all his hopes and
affections. A few days only elapsed
before the ful6lhent of his promise.
and ne soon again returned to poison
the happiness, destroy the hopes, and
wiring with anguish the bosom of an af:
tectionate family, of whose inequalities
he had been the unworthy recipient
Circumstances rendering an almost i'm
mediate return TO bis paternal home in
dlspensably necessary, the marriage
rites were fastened, and arrangements
soon made for the departure of the
BRIDE and groom, accompanied, ait the
request of the former, by a younger
sister, tor Pennsylvania, where pleas
ant and permanent residence was said
to be provided for their reception
The departure of the party, however.
was short time protracted by the Doc
tors disappointment in expected remit
tances from Philadelphia and after
some days of patient, but unayaiIing
anxiety, be obtained, through the agen-
cy OF his affectionate bride, loan of
money from her unsuspecting father.
with an understanding that it should be
RENTED from Philadelphia. All things
being now ready, the happy party, after
an aifectonate parting with the family,
set out early last week, and embarked
at New York, in the steamboat line for
Philadelphia. On their arrival at that
place, they put up at publick house.
10 make the necessary arrangements for
their projected journey into the interi.
or. The ladies, upon entering their.
lodgings, Immediately retired to change
their travelling dresses, and the Doctor
stepped out, as he said, to a barber's
shop, to get shaved. His long and ex-
traordinary stay, however. exciting
some approximations and alarm. particu-
lar inquiries were made, and he was
traced to the harber's shop. which.
however, he had left an hour or two
previous; and where, by the necroman-
tick art and alchymical skill of the
Frlzzeur, 10 in moment his hair and
whlskers were changed from brown to
black; after which he disappeared.
doubtless as secure in his new disguise
as 1t Venus had enveloped him in
cloud OF concealment, as in the oIden
time, or Minerva covered him with her
egls. The unfortunate and inconceiv-
ably distressing situation of the afflicted
females we shall not attempt to pour
tray the feeling heart may have
some conception of their anguish, but
it is not in the power of our pen to de-
scribe it. Friendiess, forsaken and pen
nyless-straDgers 10 a strange place,
without friends to comfort or console
them' all their fond hopes, their delu-
sive expectations vanished, and in mo-
ment of expected bliss they we're thus
overwhelmed in sorrow and dismay.
N. B. Since writing the above. we
have been informed that this DR.. Ham
ilton is the same person who perpre-
trated similar fraud upon young la
dy IN Vermont, about six months ago.
which then went the round of the pa
pers, and must be within the recollec-
ton of every body. He is supposed to
he about 80 years of age, and is said to
. have graduated at Williams College.
(Mass.)
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House for Sale.
WILLIAM ID. FENNO,
GOLD & SILVER SMITH,
Nearly nnnnsita the RANH

HAS received a new supply Of
q ~ Goods, ris.-Gold Ear-RingS, Finger
Rings, and Bosom ins-Gold and Gilt Seals
" Keys, variety of patterns-Brass Candle
sticks-Plated Britannia Tea Pots
Block-Tin do.-Steel Waist Buckles-Gi lit do.
Morocco Girdles-large Shell Combs-small
do.-lmitation do.-old English Razors-Pen-
knives s. Scissors-Silver & Plated Spoons-a
variety of Walking Site ks--with numerous
small articles not herein mentioned; all of
which will be sold very low for Cash.
.Also--Flutes, Flies, Clarionet-Reeds,
Violn-strings, &c. &c.
N.B. Particular attention paid to repairing
Jewelry.
OF Cash paid for old GOLD & SILVER.
Worcester, July 2, 1898.
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NOTICE.

A TTACHED on mesne pro-
IA cess, taken in Execution, and to be
sold by Publick Auction, on Tuesday the
nineteenth day of August next, at 3 o'clock.
T. M.-all the Right which THOMAS MILES
had at the time Of said attachment, to redeem
certain tract of Land, situate in that part of
Lancaster, usually called the Village, toeeth-
er with the Buildings on said land, consisting
Of House, kept as Publick House, Barns,
Out Houses, &c. being in the occupation Of
said M'les.-sale to be as aforesaid, and on
the premises.
NATH'E. RAND, D. Sheriff.
Lancaster, July IS, 1928.
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pNotice.
SUBSCRIBERS for the MED

~ IcAL JOURNAL are requested to call at
IRUMBULL's Bookstore, and receive their
last Numbers. for the year is re.
quested, without delay.--05- Those who
stand charged for the above work for more
than one year, will find their accounts left
with an Attorney for collection, unless paid
within 80 days.
Worcester, July IS, 1923.
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WANTED.

IN a West-India Goods & Gro
d Gerry Store, in this Town, an active BOY
acquainted with Arithmetick, about Id years
of age. One from out of Town would be prefer
red.-No one need apply, unless he can pro-
duce good recommendations. o. Inquire of
the Printer.
Worcester, July %, 1898.
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NOTICE.


A TTACHED on mesne pro.
IN cess, taken in Execution, and to be
sold, at Publick Auction, on Wednesday, the,
twentieth day Of August next, at two O'Clock.
+. Nall the Right which TIMOTHY
DWIGHT has TO redeem the Butler Place. So
called, situate in the south part of the town
OF Lancaster.--Also, at the same time. all
the Right which said Timothy has to redeem
certain tract of Land, situate in Berlin. to-
gether with the Buildings thereuponn-consist-
ing OF Dwelling House, Store, Barn, &c
being the same now occupied by Stephen and
Lyman .Woors.-The place of sale thereof.
and also of said Butler Place, to be at the
Store of said Stephen and Lyman Moore. in
said Berlin.
NATH'L. RAND, d. Sheriff.
Lancaster, july Is, 1928.
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NOTICE is hereby given

~ Ol1CE IS hereby given
IN that the Subscriber has been duly ap.
pointed Administrator Of the Estate of THOM-
AS BROOKS, late of Lunenburg, in the Coun-
tyof Worcester, Esquire, deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trust, by giving bonds
as the law directs. All persons having de.
mands upon the Estate of said deceased, are
required to exhibit the same and all persons
indebted to the said Estate, hTc called upon TO-
make payment to
THOMAS BROOKS, .adn,in'y.
Citdrlestotrn, June 3, 1923.
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Worcester, IS. July 16., 1909.
A TTACHED on masne nro

"a VII HH~oAtC FJIU-
Ia cess, taken on Execution, and will be
sold, at Publick Vendue, at the Tavern-House
OF Solomon Hosce, in Berlin, in said County.
on Wednesday, the twentieth day of August
next, at four of the clock in the afternoons
all the Right ASA SAWYER has in Equity to
redeem the mortgaged Real Estate where
ne now lives, or lately lived, situated in
said Berlin, near the Meeting House, and adj
joining the common.
sEWALL HAMILTON, d. Sheriff.
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VALUABLE FARM
For Sale, at AUCTION, in Worcester.

TNHE Subscriber proposes to
10 sell, at Publick Vendue, on the prem
ises, on Monday, the 25th day of August next,
at one of the clock, after noon, the whole of
the FARM wherein he now lives, situated in
the northerly part of said Worcester, bounding
on the 9th Massachusetts. Turnpike road, and
is known as the Bigeloic Farm-forrmerly Kept
by Deacon Darid Bigeloac as a Tavern-con-
s'stms OF about $50 acres Of Land, with an ex-
cellent House and two Barns, Granary and
other suitable Buildings thereon-well water
ed and fenced.-An excellent Farm. and a
good Stand for a Publck House. The prem
ises will be sold together, or in separate lots.
as may be most convenient.-A small part
OF the money must be paid down. liberal
credit may be had for the residue. o. The
conditions. and further particulars will be made
known at the time of the sale.
SILAS BlGELOW.
Forester, J'tly 90, 1928.
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Atheneum,
Nos. $50 & ISL,

Are just received, by GA. TRUJMBULL,
Containing, as usual, much interesting and en-.
PERTAINING matter.
Published regularly twice month, at S. 100
per annum.
Worcester, July is, 1928.
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Worceeter, ss: july ID: 1929.
TAKEN on Execution, (hav-
II ing been previously attached on mesnc
process, and will be sold at Publick Vendue,
at San'ast Daris's Tavern, in Sterling, on Sat
urday, the 10th day Of August next, at 4 o.
clock, T. Mall the Right in Equity which
EPHRAlM KEYEs, jun. has to redeem the
mortgaged Real Estate where he now lives,
(including the Mills,) situate in Sterling, a.
bout two and half miles northerly Of the
Meeting House.
EBENEZER POPE, Jr. D. Sheriff
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Lancaster, July Is, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20
Mrs. Thaxter's, Academy.

MRS. THAXTER returns her most sincere
WI thanks to the public for thus far patronizing
her laudabe exertions. She also gives notice
that she intends opening Der school the first
Monday ID April, FOR the reception of day schcl-
ars az we'll as boarders; where the following
branches shall faithfully lie attended X by her
SELF AID highly qualified assistance Tx. Read
ing, Writin;, Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Punctuation, Defining. Composition, Geography,
Astronomy, with use of Globes, Rhetoric, Kisto-
Ty, Philosophy and Chemistry.
also
Shell, Wax, Paper aud Filigree work, Draw
inc and Painting ID Oil Water, Crayon and vel
vet colours. Embroidery, Rug work, Tambeau.
Open and Ornamental Needle work on Lace
Oh mbric and muslin.
Terms, Day Scholars, $500
Board, Tuition, &C. 5000
Including French, Latin Or Music 1000
tE~FNo yonng ladies need apply except those
who willing 10 devote the forenoon to the
Solid branches OF education. From twelve until
sunset, each day N The We *, may be devoted
70 The Ornamental. UE) Feb H.
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Naines and Morris,

OFFER for Sale al their Store in Main Street,
= general assortment Of
GOODS III he GROCERY LINE,
which they will warrant to be Of the first quail
ty, and will sell them as low as GOODS ofequal
quality can be bought at any store in town for
Cash, Lumber, Country Produce, or Approved
Credit, Wholesale ~ Retail.
OF #. ( M.-Also inform their customers
that all NOTES or ACCOUNTS which have
been due them over four months, must be paid
the present Winter, Or they will be left with an
Attorney for collection.
Portland, Jan. 20. (tf)
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70 ARTHUR McARTHUR, ESQ. one Or Mc
justices oftRe Peace for fie cQuntv of York
THE yuhscribers, proPrietors IN the Congrega-
tional Westinghouse in Limington III said
county judging that meeting Of the proPre-
tors Of said house i necessary, hereby apply "a
and request you 70 issue warrant, directed to
some suitable person, requiring him to notify
The propr etors Of said house to met at said
house on Saturday, the twenty-lourth day of
May next, at two " the clock ID the afternoon,
for the following purposes, viz
/. To choose q moderator to regulate said
me citing
2. To choose proprietoTs' clerk
2. TO vote and order the raising Of such a sum
shall be sufficient 70 ray ali arrearages due
from said proprietors in comnon-to be appur-
toned on said proprietors' several rights il said
house.
a. TO see If the said Proprietors will make any
further repairs "a said house and if 70 70 receive
money a. aforesaid for that purpose, and for in
). 10 Oh Jose Committee, Treasurer, asses
sors, and All other officers that may be nece, sa-
ry.
6. To vote accounts.
y TO agree On method Of calling future
NEE ings 81 said proprieto :.
s. 10 pass any vote or votes that may be Law
ful aud expedeut.
J15ElH If LER,
ABNER LIBBY,
DAVID HASTY.
NATHANIEL ATKINSON,
SEWALL LIBBY,
SAMUEL LARRABEE. Jr.
AARON q. WALDRON.
Limingt0n, nth April, A. ID. 1923.
~[-~ YORK $. 70 Joseph Tyler, oAe WI
Locus me foregoing propriefors.
tSlgu'. IL compliance with the above re-
49, quest, you are hereby authorized and
required 70 notify meeting Of said p.opretors
in manner by law prescribed, to be holden AZ
the time and place and for the purposes above
nentioned. In testimony whereof ! have here
unto set my hand and seal this nineteenth day
ofoAprl, "A. ID. 1898.
ARTHUR MACARTHUR, Justice ofhe Pace.
Pursuant 10 the 70 egoing warrant 20 me all
rected, hereby notify said proprietors to meet
at the time and place, and tor the purpose
aforesaid. Dated at Limington, tile nineteen I'm
day or April. A. d. 1923.
JOSEPH TYLER. (4w.l
April, ~.
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European, India & american Dry Goods,
NOV OPENING FOR SALE BY
Rogers & Cox,

ErchGnge-Street, Portland,
....AMoNG WHICH ARE.
GUPERFINE blue and black BROADCLOTHS.
Blue and black mix'd CLOTHS, for irock coats
White Valencia NESTINGS,
IA and GA Linen DAMASk,
SO and "a black bOMBAZINE,
Black twilId SlLkS-SHAWLS and MAN TIES.
among which is very elegant,
Mermo Squares y Points-zelia HAN9sKERCHIEFS,
Cambria MUSLINS and CAMBRICS.
First quality Nankn GRAPES,
Canton and Italian ditto,
Dark and light Cambria GINGHAMS-Corded ditto.
Al London PRIN TS-Garniture RIBBONS,
Blue and Buff NANlAINS- English Kid GLOVES,
Silk Cotton and Worsted HOSE,
Plaid and Striped SILKS,
Black SYNCHAWS and SARSNETTS.
urniture PATCHES. British SHEETINGS,
Flag HANDK'FS.-BiIds Eye DIAPER,
Sea Island COTTON--Brown SHEEIINGs,
Furniture CHECKS,
Spool COTTON and Cotton FLOSS, very good with
variety Of other articles making good assortment
which will be sold very cheap. 9w March %.
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SPRING GOODS.
JEsr RECEIVED & NOW OPENING FOR SALE, BY
WilGam W. Thomas,

Exchange Sired, Portland
DLACK blue and mixed BROADCLOTHS,
I'D -CASsIMkR ES-lrish LINENS in half pie
oes first quality Nankin and Canton GRAPES,
Grippe amt Cotton SH14 Ills,
Calicoes, Gnghams, Dimoties, Cambria and
Cambria Muslins blue and buff Nankins, Silk
and Cotton Handkerchief K, Cotton & Wurs-
ted Hose, Patches. British oheetings, Psrasos,
blk and col'd Silks, Diapers, Muslns, plain and
figured. --4LSO
Shirtings, SLsefings, BcG'ickings, Stripes
and Checks, with variety Of other articles,
which offered at the lowest CASH prices.
May 6. If.
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NOTICE.

THE prap-ietors Of PORTLAND LONG
WH .IRF, are hereby notified that their An
nual Meeting W.T. be holden AZ Store NJ. 2g On
said Y harf, on Thursday the I'll dey of June
next, At 1Oo'ciock IA. NJ. fir the following pur-
pose viz.
10 choose a Moderator, a Treasurer, Clerk,
Wbfrfnger and Standing Committee.
IO transact any other Business that may come
before them at said Meeting.
JAMES JEWkIT, Props. Clerk
Portland, Nav 6, 1928.
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at a Court Of Probate held at Portland ariihin
and for The County Of Cumberland, on the first
Tuesday Of May, III The year Of our Lord eieI,-
teen hundred and ttcenfy three,
REBEccA 1fuSTARD. HidyqU b UTIIian 11Jfayd, late
- on BrHHS7uck in said County, Clbif-n4ksr dersa5gd
havirs rsliHq4ed hsr night ddrinier eats ~ 55id
dscsaisd and pr)ed mat Nathaniel Green Tcpha
she Comfy 81 Lincoln, ~ dbb inted 10 that frusr
o. eleThlf sld ReBscca sivs nsics 10 az eer5oy
Interested 81 causing cpy IF this der 10 r. bubihtd
three ekl succegsly IN rhe PortlaHd Gazette orrfed
Pyrfland thr tsJ py opGsr Probate CoHrf ~ ~ Hs
AZ BrHHs7yck ~ said County, tie e1Hd Tns Ally " Tars
II The cigck the foreman. and Se7u caae III
any they have avAy the should u granted.
BARREI POTTER. THgrr.
A trGe Copy--Atr, E0RAlIO 5oUTEGA1L Rses
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REMOVAL

GAMUEL FESSENDEN and THOMAS AMORY
- DEBLOIS Counsellors and Attornies at Law. have
Removed from the Office, formerly occupied by them
% Rooms the store Of Mr. EbeueAer Webster, ID
Hopkins buildings, ~ .aliddle Street opposite the
head Crosssreet where any business entrusted to them
win he gratefully received and faithfully transacted.
Portland Jan. ~, 1923. If
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CLOTH DRESSING.
JAMES B. WALKER

INFORMS the pubic thar he continues carry the
CLOTH-DRESSlNG BUSINESS,
A his Minis LOngeys ID Raymond, whsrc he
has erected
III digo Blue Vat,
and assures the psc thar he will give them blue ndel
liable rh.t VI imported CLOTH per yard, in
Guiding the tuing AMI dressing.
Eor The cOuvet at thos who live az distance,
he has maize with Eli Lonely. Esq for
ceiving and returning Cloth. All oruers left with hfm
will be promptly attended
RAYMOND Orr to7-
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Ne1O Paris PAPER HiNGLNGS.
EDWARD HOWE.

No. 5. WcrchanfS-Row. Middle Street,
just received BY the brig Oak, arrived at
l. Boston. from Havre,
- cases French PAPER H.iNGIN'GS,
with ELEGANT match BYrders, having been
selected particularly for this market.
Q1-For quality. colors and variety of figures,
they surpass any he has ever before offered the
public land will Be sold unusually low.
Portland, April p. IT,
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Hard Ware, Chaise Trimmings, &c. &c.
-ALSOPhiladeIph Skirting, Harness, Bri-
die, Chaise Top Leather and Hog Skins, winch
will be sold wholesale and retail on reasonable
terms.
n BAH persons indebted 70 the subscriber
by note o. account, that has been due more
than six months are informed that unless pay
ment is Immediately made, they will be left
with al Attorney for collection without further
notice. May 6, 1923.
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J. & E. HOOLE
OFFER for snle, AZ thec Store, head nf Ingra-
~ HAMS Wha,f,-A good assortment u
~. 4. Goods 81 Groceries,

AMONG WHICH ARE
80 chests and boxes HysOn, Y.
Tyson, n. Skin anu Souchong TEAS 10 hhds.
WI. RUM 2 DO. old }. hum; 10 hhds.
Do 8 pipes BRANDY; 5 DO II. GIN; Is bbls.
A. Gin; IS hal: and quarter casks Malaga, Lis
BON and :. NJ. WINE; Dem iohns old Madeira
Wine boxes and bags wnIte and brown Havana
SUG AR; Loaf and Lump do; 10 hhdf. MO-
LAsFs; 6 bags COtPkE; 4 casks Rice I; 6 bales
Cotton; 10 casks Rasins; 10 boxes NJ. DO bags
Pnento aud Pepper Ginger Cloves Nutmegs;
Cassia; Indigo boxes Starch; Alum; Copperas;
Log { Red Wood; boxes Choco!a kegs Mustard;
20 bbls clear and No. Pork 20 bbls mess and
No. 1 Beef; Turks Island Salt bags blown do. ;
t5 boxes dipped Candies; bbls. Sperm Oil;
IL cwt. Shot; 10 casks Powder ig and hall ID.
Rolls Tobacco; bladdes Snuff; SO 600 A. and
Spanish Cigars 1000 ID. Cotton Yarn 10 doz.
Eng. and A. ShoveIs SO doz. Hoes; cotton and
wool Cards; casks 90, 10 8, and I'll Nails; 8
by 10 and by 9 Glass; 80 bushels white Beans
No. 2 and culied Mackerel; 500 quntals Cod
Fish, in good shipping order; 1000 ID. No. end
2 Bntter il kegs 500 red Oak Shocks and Heads
30 Nj. good Shingles
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At Court Of Probate held Portland within am for the
County 81 Cumberland the first Tuesday OF Nav in
Of our Lord eighteen hHnd red and twenty three.
TTpON the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That the
- petitioners give notice thereof an persons inter-
tsed BY causing copy OF said petition with this order
thereon be published il The Portland G~zeue three
successfully previous The first Tuesday Of June
next, thar they may then appear Probt Court
held said Portland, O'Clock il the forenoon and
shew it any they have why rhe prayer thereof should
not Be granted BARRETT POTTER Judge.
true copy ~ petition and order.
Attest Horatio Soulhgate Reg. May ).
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FRESH GOODS.
NOV OPENING, at No. A, Exchange Street,
IN an extensive assortment Of
Seasonable Goods,

Among which are Canton and Nankin Grapes
Grape Shawls and Dresses-Merino Shawls-
Raw Silk Long Shawls-Blk. and coored
Levantines-blk. Sinchaws and Sarsnetts--
Fancy Velyeteen, blk. Barcelona, Zelia and
Merino Hdkfs.-white and colored Sanorcs-
Leno, Book, null null, Japan and Fancy
Muslins-6-4 4 IA Jackonett Iambrics-Fig'd
4 Cord Cambrics -checkd. strip'd and fIg' ID.
Muslins for gowns Muslin Robes-lm Imitation
CambrIcs-Loug Lawns--Linen Cambrics-
Thread Laces-Calicoes-Co and Fur
nitures-a large assortment Of English GinghamS
Gloves or almost every kind--Rue and yell
low Nankins-White and atrip'd. Jeans-Ger-
man, Flag and Bandanna Fl ndkfs.- White,
Japan and Cross-barred Cravats-Fans and
Pa asols-Furniture and other Dimoties- Worsted
and Cotton Hosiery-Lncn Damasks-V estings,
&C. &C. -.4LSO-
Sattinetts--Brown and Bleach'd Sheetings
{. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Checks tripes-TIck-
ings-Y arms and Threads. All Of which will be
cold at the lowest Cash prices, by
LYFORD & GILMAN.
Portland, May s, 1928 CIV.
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Spring & Summer Goods.
EDWARD HOWE

No 3, Merchants Rcn, M'ddit-Sfreet,
REAS lust received 30 extensive assortment Of
II A iERICAN, EUROPEAN &lNDIA piece
GOODS, suitable for the approaching season
which will be sold tow fer Cash.
Portland, May 8, 1928.