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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
AEW LINE OF
ACCOMMODATION COACHES,
From Portland. 30 Dorer. NJ H.

ME public are informed, thAt new line
Il of coaches. from Portland 10 Dover, n. n
a. established. running three times week, pas
-ing through the towns Of Gorham, Buxton,
Alfred, Sanford and Berwick to Dover. Leaves
Patients Hotel. at Portland, Mondays, Wed
nesdays, and Fridays, at half past seven O'Clock,
A. VI. and arrives al Dover the same days
Leaves Dover Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SAT
urdsys, at Z O'clock, arrives at Portland same
days.
This line meets the Boston and Haverhill line
Of Stages at Dover, which makes the line COM
plete from Boston through HaveThiIl TO Port
land; passing through pleasant country, am
reforming The route in two days with ease
Good Carriages and horses, and faithful driver
are provided. Fare from Portland TO Boston
dollars--intermediate places in proportion
Extra baggage will be carried, and carefulI,
attended TO, at a reasonable compensation
The proprietsrs solicit a share of the public
patronage.
IL Books kept al Patients and Wictelrs He
tells, & Mrs. DGnG's Boarding House, Portland
HIRAM PLUHMER, 4
PORTER LAMBERT, Directors Of
PELATTAH HARMON ( said Iine.
JOHN PATTEN,
June IS. 1928.
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POETRY.
LIBERTY TO ATHENs.-oDE.

Liberty To AFHENS.-ODE.
[PERcIvAL.l
THE flag Of freedom floats once NOR.
Abound tine LOFTY Panhenon
1t waves, as waved the pain, Of yore
In days departed long aud gone;
As bright glory, from the skies.
Pours down its light around those ,ovy.rs.
Aud once again the Greeks arise,
As in their couniry's noblest hour.
Their swords are giu in virtues cause,
Miuerva's sacred hill is free
q. may she keep her equal laws,
While man shall live, and time shall be.
The pride of all her shrines went down:
The Geih the Frank. the Turk. had ref
The laurel from her civic crown;
Her helm by many sword was cleft.
She lay among the ruins low
Where grew the palm the cypress rose.
And crush'd and bruis'd by manv blow
Sne cowerd beneath her savage foes;
But now again she springs from earth,
Hef loud, awakening trumpet speaks;
She rises in brighter birth,
And sounds redemption to the Greeks,
II is the classic jubilee
Their servile years have roll'd away:
The clouds that h0ver'd DER them Zee.
Ihey hail the dawn of freedoms dav;
From Heaven the golden light descends,
J. ne times OF old are on the wing,
And glory there her pinon bends,
And beauty wakes fairer spring:
The hills of Greece, her rocks, her waves.
Are all In trinnphs pomp arrayed;
light that points her tyrants' graves.
Plays round each bold Athenian's blade.
The Parthenon, the sacred shrine,
"here wisdom held her pure abode
The nil of Mars. where light divine
PioClsln.'d the true but unknown God
Where justice held uuyeldiug sway,
Aud 'rampled all corruption down.
And onward took her lofty wav
TO reach at truths unfading crown;
The rock, where liberty was full
where eIoquence her torrents rol'd,
And loud against the despot's rule,
A knell the patriots fury TOLD:
The stage wherein the drama spake,
In tones that seem'd the words of beav'n.
Which made the wretch in terror shake,
AS by avenging fures drIv'n:
The groves and gardens, where the fire
vi wisdom, as fountain, hurn'd,
And every eye. that dar'd aspire
TO truth. has long in worship tum'd:
The halls and poricoes, where tred
The moral sage, severe, unstain'd,
And where the intellectual god
In all the light Of science reign'd:
The schools, where rose in symmetry
The simple. but majestic pile.
Where marble threw its roughness by,
To glow, to frown, TO weep, to smile;
Where colors made the canvass live,
Where music roll'd her food along,
And all the charms that art can give,
Were blent with beauty, love and song
The port from whose capacious womb
Her navies took their conquering road,
The heralds of an awful doom
To all, who would not kiss her rcd
On these dawn Of glory springs,
These trophies Of her brighter fame:
AWAY the long-chaind city filings
Her weeds, her shackles, and her shame
Again her ancient souls awake,
HaTuodious bares anew his sword;
Her sons in wrath their letters break,
And freedom Is their only lord.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
CLOTH DRESSING.
JAMES B. WALKER.

INFORMS The public that he continues to carry
on the Embarrassing business, at his Mills,
near Longley's tavern, in Raymond, where he has
erected an
Indigo Blue Fat,
and assures the public that he will give them blue
as indelible that of imported cloth, at Az cents
per yard. Guiding the fulling and dressing.
For the convenience Of those who live al dis
lance, he has made arrangements with Eli Longley,
Esq. for receiving aud returning cloth. All orders
left with him will be promptly attended to.
Raymond, Oct. 1922. Iy
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DENTIST.

NATHL. p. S. PRENTICE,
- EsPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
" Of Portland, and its vicinity, that no haa
taken room over Mr.. Farley's, IN Middle
street, where he will attend to the various
operations on the teeth.
Portland, april 20, 1923. (is 5w. o. tf,l
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Yorkshire Cloths.
EDWARD HOWE,

1T No. 5, Merchants ROw, yMiddle-Strset,
Has Just received by the arrival Of The Ship
u Grand Turk, at Boston. + ON Liverpool,
cases, blue and black Yorkshire
BrOddct0thS ant CasSimereS,
which may be had chesp by the piece or yard.
Purchasers are invited TO call and look al
them.
Or hand handsome assortment Of ingrains
kiddeIninster Carpeting.
new figures. Also
An elegant assortment of gilt and mahoga-
ny framed
LOOKING-GLASSES.
Portland, July /, 1923. If.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

AT court of Probate held at Portland within and
for the county OF Cumberland, on the third Tues
day Of August, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and twenty three
L, LEAZAR GREELEY administrator of the es.
II tate OF Thomas Lancaster, late Of Portland a.
foresaid. Merchant deceased, having presented his
second account of administration Of the estate OF
said deceased Ordered, that the said administra-
Ior give notice TO all persons interested. by caus-
ing copy Of this order 10 he published three
weeks successfully in the Portland Gazette printed
at Portland, that they may appear at a Probate
court be held at said Portland on the first
Tuesday Of October next at ten Of the clock in
the forenoon, and shew cause. if any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
BARRETT POTTER, Judge.
A true copy attest Horatio Southgate. Reg r.
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AT court Of Probate held at Portland within and
for the county Of Cumberland, on the third Tues
day Of August in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and twenty three
MARY TYLER, widow of Daniel Tyler late of
W Gorham in said county, joiner deceased, hav-
ing presented her petition for an allowance out OF
his personal estate also her account of administra-
tion Ordered that the said Mary give notice to
all persons interested, by causing copy Of this
der TO be published three weeks successfully in the
Portland Gazette printed at Portland that they
may appear at Probate Court 10 be held at
said Portland on the first Tuesday Of October next
at ten OF the clock in the forenoon and sbew cause
if any they have. why the same should not be
granted and allowed, BARRETT POTTER, Judge
true copy: attest, Horatio Southgate. Regr. T
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09

At court of Probate held at the probate office in
Portland, within and for the county of Cumber-
land on the third Tuesday Of August in the year
Of our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty three
TOHN WOODSIDE, named Executor in a GER
- tain instrument purpOrtng to be the last will
and testament Of Edmund Mountfon late Of Bruns-
wick in said county yeoman deceased. having pre-
scented the same for probate; Ordered, that the
said John Woo4side give notice TO all persons in
terested by causing copy Of this order to &c pub
shed three weeks excessively in the Portland Ga
zette printed at Portland that they may appear at
Probate Court TO be held at Ffeeport in sad county
on the second Tuesday of October next ten of the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause if any they
have, why the said instrument should not be proved
approved and allowed as the last will and tesla
ment Of said deceased.
BARRETT POTTER, Judge
"A true copy attest, Horalio Soutbgate, Regr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
A HOUSE, &c. FOR SALE.

II HOUSE, 4tc. FOR SALE.
.nNEHALF ofa THREE STORY HOUSE
- in the north part of the town. situated o.
The corners Of Fore and Hancock Streats. Term,
one third cash and the remainder in two years
A FARM in Norway, in the county OF
.Oxforf, containing one hundred and sixteen
acres, lying within two miles Of the village
The same will be sold with or without the
Stock now on the Farm. Terms one third
down and two and four years for The other tive
thirds, with good security.
One half of a House pleasantly situated in
Portland, TO be let on the first of September.
.Also....27 hid. good Retailing Molas-
les for sale.
JEDEDIAH DOW, No S, Ezcbaage-st.
~ b. The Cumberland and Oxford Canal
TICKETS are selling very rapidly st this
office at the rate Of 100 week, and will rise
to S., so on the Goth of September. Till thai
time may be had at S. BY enclosing cash, (post-
age psid) or by personal application.
j. d. E. Street.
August 26. Sw.
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NEW GOODS.
Nndrew Scott,

a opposite the CUMBERLAND BANK, Ex-
change-Street-ls now opening fer sale
an extensive assortment Of
English, French, India e AmeT
icon Goods.
yiz.-Superfne and common, black, blue,
bareback, oxford gray, and olive
BROADCL CLOTHS,
black, blue, half milled gray, bareback and
fancy coioured
CASSIMERES,
Woolenetts, twilled Bomb zetis, Seersuckers,
striped and plain Jeans, Drill, Dowlas and
other articles for Summer wear. Linens 10
whole pieces very low. Figured black Flor
and Marseilles Vestings =
Silk and cotton Umbrellas-Flsg and Bandan-
na BkE.- Steam loom Cottons-Calicoes a
great variety. Ginghams-Furniture
aud corded Cambrics--plain and figured Niue
lins-Muslin Dresses, handsome and cheap.
White, scarlet L. crimson Raw Silk Mantes--
Black Nankin Grapes, Of superior quality,
Barrett,s dye. Green and other coloured
Nankin and Canton Crapes-Crape Dresses
and Shs wls-Lone Lawns very cheap. Zelas
-Merino printed Points fancy silk Hkts.-
white & colored Italian Crspes-a few hand
some Ribbon --Gloves-Fans-Shel Combs
= Parasol:.
/ Bale Dorchester Tickings, at a
reduced price 8 do. sheetings and rhmtinss
-sattinetts-Stripes- -Checks--Gingha
&c.
All of which he offers Cheap for CASH
only. If.
Portland June 10.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
concerned. that be has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of administrator
of the estate Of BENJAMIN KNIGHT late Of
Portland in the county of Cumberland. cooper, de-
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs-he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted 10
the said deceaseds estate to make immediate pay
ment and those who have any demands thereon,
to exhibit the same for settlement to
ANTHONY KNIGHT.
Portland, Aug. 19, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
Neso Paris PAPER H.dNGINGS.
EDW ARD HOWE.

No. S. Merchants ROr, Middle Street,
IiAsj just received by the brig Oak, arrived
4 at Boston, from Havre,
9 cases French PAPER HfNGI.NGS,
with ELEG ANT match Borders, having been
selected particularly FOR this market.
0-Fcr quality, colors and variety Of fig
ures, they surpsss any he has ever before Of
cred the pubhc-and will be sold unusually
low.
Portland, April %. IT.
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Ii store, No. 2, Exchange street. an extensive
assortment of English, French, India & american
GOODS 5
....AMoNG WHICH ARE.
l case black and colored Nankin GRAPES,
/ dc. ." Canton DO.
Nankin Grape Dresses Grape Shawls Plaid
Silks black and colored French GRAPES; black,
blue, pink, lilac and green SARSNETSi black
SYNCHAWS black Tafettas black and colsred
BOMBAZEENS good Flag, Bandanna, German
and black silk HANDKERCHIEFS Merino
sHAWLS and HANDKERCHIEFS thread and
cotton LACES; figured & plain silk do. ; Bobbinett
do. figured and plain Cambria & Null MUSLINS /;
Muslin ROBES figured aud plain Book 8, Leno
MUSLINS; Linen CAMBRICS white and colored
cotton do. Irish LINENS in half pieces, very low
linen and cotton DAMASK GA, IA and ga 'Fur-
key TABLE CLOTHS green do; cotton HAND
KERCHIEFS Cashmere SHAWLS; cotton do. /;
Marseilles Valencia and black silk VESTlNGS /;
white and striped JEANS; DIMOTlES; Tartan
PLAIDS; blue and yellow NANKlNS; silk and
cotton VELVETS; English GINGHAMSy SEER
SUCKERS coronation CALICOES; black and
white silk HOSE black. white, slate aud mixed
woTsted HOSE; Furniture PATCHES ; silk and
cotton UMBRELLAS Kidderminister CARPET.
ING Merino PRINCES; Russia DIAPERS (;
spool Cotton she'll side COMBS Ivory do. black
and white HOOKS and EYES; SUBSCRIBERS ;
BUTTONS gentlemen and ladies leather. kid and
silk GLOVES; sewing SILKS and TWISTS, &c.
&c.
ALSO.
Black, blue, Oxford and Haresback mixed
ID \
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NATHAN WINSLOW,

NATHAN WINSLOW,
.IIAs for sale. al No. 1, Exchange Row,
l. 4 Just below the Hay Market.
SPERMACETI OIL,
ofan excellent quality for Lamps those who
have been troubled with bad Oil, are requested
to call and try his. Also great variety Of
Lamps Il LGnthorns
and the greatest assortment Of cast.iron
STOVES,
ever offered in Maine, calculated for ParIours.
Kitchens, Counting Rooms Shops aud Vessels,
Among which are, very elegant franklin
Parlour Stoves, well calculated for heating
and Cook Stoves Of all prices from 10 10 50
dollars ali warranted to stand 6,e
A large number Of these Cook Stoves are Of
Bis own invention, which will be found 20
combine more advantages than any now in use
] he objection 10 baking instead Of roasting
eat, in Cook Stoves, cannot be made TO tNsse
as the roasting il as perfect as BY a fire. Two
arge pieces can be roasted al a time On spita
exposed 70 free current az air, without The
additional expense of tin Kitchen. Asit is
very important when buying 10 get the best.
those who wish 20 purchase an article " I'M
Jortant in domestic use, are requested 10 call
aud examine for themselves, and enquire Of
hose who have this kind 10 use. There are
none better calculated for genteel cookery, or
| by which more cooking can be done with less
iuei or greater ease. There can be water
anough heat for washing and dinner cook
cd for twenty or thirty at the same time II
mas three boilers, holding one, two and Eve
,ails full, but the size of the boilers can be in
creased or decreased, and the FIRE msy be con-
Quoted under either or all three Of them az
pleasure By turning the hampers.
Those about commencing house keeping,
will fad great saving in Kitchen Furniture,
a. all necessary cooking utensils are attached
10 the Stove. and those who are building by
procuring one can save the expense Of Chin
Iuey.
He likewise can furnish Sheet Iron and
lin Funnels for Stoves Of allsizes, with cop
per and all other kind Of apparatus for Cook
Stoves at short notice-having procured the
best Of workmen for bet purpose.
Those who wish to purchase STOVES TO
seIl can be supplied or the most liberal terms
ALSO
FOR SALE as above, Woods approved
cast iron PLOUGHS, with a general sssort-
meDt Of
Groceries, Bar Iron & Steel.
a constant supply from Philadelphia, Of
LinSeed Oil,
md Domestic COFFEE, by Wholesale or
retail, and large supply Of Mill and Ceosscut
SAWS, which will be warranted 70 prove
good.
Oct Q. eSdwt.
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At court Of Probate held at Portland within and
for the county of Cumberland on the third Tues
day Of August, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and twenty three
EDWARD RUSSELL administrator de bonis non
II OF the estate of Isaac II. Bailey late of North
yarmouth in said county gentleman deceased. hav-
ing presented bis first account Of administration Of
the estate Of said deceased Ordered, ttnt the
said administrators give notice TO all persons inter
ested, by causing a copy of this order to be pub
lished three weeks successivey in the Portland Ga
zere printed at Portland, that they may appear
at Probate Court TO be held at said Portland on
the first Tuesday of October next at ten of the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, if any they
have, why the same should not be allowed
BARRETT POTTER. Judge.
A true copy attest. Horatio Southgate, RegT
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
NEW & FASHIONABLE GOODS.
ROya\ lincoln,

HAS just received and opened for sale. at his
Ii store, No. 2, Ereh0nge-street. an extensive
assortment of English French, India & american
mbMmSG@
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-21
DE- G.. FREE.N.i,N@S
CDEJH DROPS, OR LNDL4.r ,SPECTFJf,


FTuR the cure q uld, coughs ashmas. apnroacbinp
codsunpaons all diseases of the breast and LUNGS
for sale by JOHN n iIrE No ITO JE,rist S,sa, ~
2atngson, Le.
That the aboycn edcines have proved eminenv usc,l
BY all those who have given them trial. will fully appear
by reference to til following dispositions selected from
several hundred ia before the mayor and aldermen of
the city Of -ancase- within the last years
LANCASTER CorSTY, IS.
do hereby certify, that the following metnoned per.
sons Appeared before me, the Subscriber one Of the n
dcrmen for the city Of Lancaster; and being dulv syon
or affirmed eyery deposed and declared that they lad
made use OF Dr. ClarLson freenans cough DROPS (, In
dan specc) upon themselves the greatest success
ior ne cunS d COUGHS colds, asthas cons,lnptions
spittngo oad end diseases Of the breast and hines
ana thst u every instance their effects were complete and
those who ale used them -
fesr Albright, aged 81 years, of the city of Lancaster
was lo5 'i'ne exceeding i'll, with violent cough nam
sno ms SIDE and breast, accompanied with hectic
teFef, night and emacated, commenced using Dr.
> &c ms remedies and indian Specific 2Oth Of Febm,
n .''i ne soon found himself getting better and by
cpa 4ing its use restored to health ara1-svvor, mi ,
acrDed 60, 22d of December, 1919
Hum 1sgiaA ofConesogo township, Lancaster county
asel rs years, was long time exceeding H. with pam and
stitches ~ his sides and breas accoa2anled wifi an IN
eessat cough, and copous iarge Of mater fro he
lungs, dght sweas and much enaca ed, &c complete
Gere by aSng bottles Affirmed and subscribed TO- 5th
November. 1919. W. ~"
Co2rI meal, aged 81 years of Ieacock townsbn
Laic a'"r county, long tine afflicted with most voIent
co4G9 hght eats, and synip oms as above a complete
io.'lSs and subscribed to- 10th
November, 1879 W. A0'N
Nathan fonss aged u years long time exceeding i'll.
WIN vloie"t cough and splitting matter from his lGngs
nsn s"ca ADD symptom a. aooyea complete cure BY
suhsaT bed 20, 7,h July, 1879 800
] %g - aged . ears Of The village of strasburg
and ~ cora, now two and half years sworn and sub
scrlbad 10, 18th September, 1919 'O'' 'uO-
JoA Bur- aget u years. Of Newcastle county state of
Delaware, with most violent cough, hoarsenes and sym.
toms as above, compete cure by using bolts, nov
November 1919 '9N' vs. Aoh
John Hts", aged 80 years Of the city Of Lancaster
long tins all with H. nigh swcats snittin NJ b,od
I y lar as 40 We comple cure by using bottles;
o Saeoerger ag1d q years. i'll two Years, with symp.
TOMS Us aoove complete cure by using bottles ,
years since and no rel rlAffirm l1th Rupust 1910
Easa1sh MRe.D aged 80 years. years Ill with cough
fes as ae os complete by using bot
test INC whereof have hereunto affixed my hand
caster. SAuIJa,i ~ ~ Ivy vi Lane
Of China, Glass and Queens Ware
Feb. 9TH 1928. so
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-21
BOARDING SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES', ar NEH.3RK, DEL.
VENIE subscriber proposes to open School for Young
Ladies' in which they shall be instructed in the follow
ing branches; Reading, Writing Arithmetic. Engjisb
Grammar and Composition Rhetoric, Geography, Ancient
and Modern, with the use of Maps and Globes Natural
History Natural Philosophy, including Astronomy and
Chemistry Elements of history and of Moral Science. On
Sundays their attention shall he directed to the Study Of
The Bible, Sacred History, and the Evidences of Christ
anty Proprey Of conduct, elegance OF manners, and
moral rectude shall be nculcated with the utmost asst
duty and care. $50
The terms for boarding and tuition shall be IS dolls.
ionary shell be furnished at the usual prices pupils vii;
be received at any time after this date
The healthy and pleasant situation of Newark is so ep
orally known in consequence Of the high reputation Of
academy that any recommendation Of it an eligible
place Tor Boarding school is deemed superluous On
the part OF the Teacher, nothing shall be omit ed that Is
cacua ed 70 promote The improvement Of his pupils For
Information respecting his character and qualifications he
respectfully refers to the Rev A. X Russell pr,ncinoI o
the Newark Academy, and to the Rev James r. Wilson
d. ID ra5tor OF the First PRESBYTERIAN Church in the
city Of Philadelphia. WILLIAM SJTEpFp
vNe19ark, Jatuary 4ti, 1923. los 3mn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-21
FOR SIZE.

VBNIE CECIL IRON WORKS, lately owned by Colonel
- samuel hughes consisting OF one Blast Furnace, two
Ar furnaces Boring Mill OF the best constructed mach-
merry and calculated to bore five cannon at the same time
stamping Mil, Sone Crust MILL houses for the managers
and workmen' Coal houses, stables, Smiths shop with Iron
hasks tools and machinery necessary for making Cannon
10 these works are attached 1850 acres of land The
stream OF waer is sufficient at all seasons to supply the
above WORKS. and running four miles through said land will
for other works Should these works not be sold BY private
sale before the first Monday in March next they will on that
DAY be offered at public sale at the Exchange in the CITY
above property should not be sold on that day as an Iron
works, It will thereafter be sold private sale in such par
GELS as may suit persons disposed prchaseAppy TO
ROBERT SMITH OF
90 90 II. G1LMOR & SONS.
Jun ~ 1915 112--6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-21
FARM, MILLS & MILL SEAT
For CdTE

The subscriber offers for sale the plantation on which
he now resides, situate in East Nottingham Chester cour
y Pennsylvania, containing hundred and nine acre,
OF excellent land, including large portion of rich bottom
land On this farm are good stone dwelling house vO
stories high, with kitchen and fountain Of waleri
the yard stone barn 40 by So feet, grs mill IS feet
square with large share of customs saw mill OIL an ey
cellent construction-he stream which turns them tbe
tie Elk river being one Of the permanent thalw
OF the country; two story tenants house, Wagon house
carriage house and store house all in good repair There
Is on THIS property an unmproYed mill seat with sixteen
rect head and fall As is presumed that any person wish
ing to purchase such property will view it for thenseys
IT is unnecessary 10 give further description of IT. All
ndisputable title will be given and the terms made easy
me purchases Forlurther particulars apply to
JOHN WILSON, on the premises
or,o Benjamin Ferris Conveyancer, Wilmington
mo 18th 1899 DAFT