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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
From Thatchsr's Military Journal.
A TER.

For some months previous to the
capture of Corawailis, and while his
army was traversing the states ofthe
CarOlinas and Virginia, he was ep.
posed by the Marquis de la Fayette,
with an inferior force. His Lord
ship having received a reinforcement.
was so confident of success against
his opponent, that he uuguardedly
wrote in letter, which was after
wards intercepted, "the boy cannot
escape me-" bat he was disappoint-
cd in his sanguine expectations.
CORVALLIS at one time formed plan
to surprise the Marquis, while on
the same side of James River with
himself. but the attempt was prevent
ed by the following accident. The
Marquis, unapprised of the particu-
lar situation OF his opponent, contri-
we'd to send into his camp spy to
ob.a.n Intelligence. A soldier be-
longing to New Jersey, by the name
of Charles Morgan, generally CaHe0
Charley, agreed to undertake this
hazardous ser. ice; but insisted that,
in case he should be discovered and
hinged. the Marquis. to secare his
reputation, should have it inserted in
tho New Jersey paper. that be was
employed ia the service of his com
mander. Having reached the roy al
Camp, he was soon introduced into
his Lnrdship's presence. who inquir.
ed rhe reason of his DESERVING. Char.
ley replied, that he =" had been in
the continental service from the be-
ginning, and while under Washing
ton he was satisfied {; but being now
commanded by Frenchman he was
tispleased with it, and had quilted
the service" His Lordship COM
mended and rewarded him for his
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06
A valuable Farm for Sal,

>0aIN,
- The subscriber will sell The ,a,,.
|" wherein be Now resides, contain
ing 800 acres, situated on Mani
H. moy Creek, about six or se;s,
miles from Port Tobacco, the imp,o,.
ments are comfortable dwelling bo,,s
and other necessary out houses, a We'll -.
excellent water, within twenty yards ",
the door. Also several excellent suri0ss
on different parts OF said farm, the soI !,
fertile and well adapted to the growth 9,
corn, wheat, rye, oats and tobacco; there
is large marsh attached 10 this iartn .ni
ecient to Craze 200 head Of cattle ~
The said farm has an abundance Of Wood
and thriving timber, and may be divided
INTO two separate farms. TO suit purchasers
giving TO each farm sufficiency of who'd
timber and marsh. A further de.cr;p,;on
Of the above farm is deemed unnecessary
as il is presumed those wishing 10 purch,,s
will FIRST view The premises.
THOMAS JONES
Charles county, july 81 thrs TEN Ma,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06
Removal.

THE.. subscriber respectfully informs
i bis friends & the pubic, that he has
removed to the next square below bis Tor.
mer establishment, in brick horse, near
ly opposite to the Mechanics Bank OF A.
exandria, on the South side otking street,
where he carries on the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06
POETRY.
From the Connecticut Mirror.
THE HERMITESS.

Mr. Edi.or-The following lines are
founded UPON the history of Sarah Bishop.
a b-rmitess. who lived Is years in the elef,
of a rock on the mountain which forms the
boundary between this state and that oil
New York. She used often 10 visit The
adjacent villages, but had little intercourse
w'ib he inhabitants Her name, and some
obscure hints of the occasion oil ner ms
fortunes. were ali that could be gathered
from Der, respecting her earlier HE. She
was found dead on the mountains about 10
years ago. standing erect, her feet some.
wna, pressed into the mire. The follow
I'M lines are believed 10 convey correct
representation of her IN the nam: tor the
appearance of the grey stranger at the end
OF The story, however, : viii not Veuck.
s.
For many year the mountain bag
Was theme OWL. age wonder;
For she lived in a cave of the DIZZY crazy,
Where the eagle bore his Piui der.
Up the beetling crffshe was seen at night.
Like ghost to glide away;
And she came again at the morning light,
From the forest Wild and grey.
And when winter came with its shrieking blast
Old Sarah no more was seen,
Till the snow wreath away from the mounta.f
passed,
Aad the forests were waving in green.
Her face was wfinkrd, but passionlesS seem'd
As her bosom were withered and dead;
And her coloriess eye like an iciclc gleam'd,
But no sorrow nor sympathy shed.
Her long snowy locks, like the winter DRIFT,
On the wind were backward cast;
And her crippl'd form ghded by so swift,
You had said 'twere ghost that passed.
And her house was cave in the giddy rock,
That o'erhung sullea veil;
And twas deeply SCARED by the hghtning's
shock
And swept by the vengeful gale.
As alone on the cliff she musingly safe,
The fox at her fingers would snap:
The raven would sit on her snow-white pate,
And the rattle snake coil in her lap;
And the vulture look ID down with welcoming
As he stopped in bis airy swing;
And the naughty eagle lowered so nigh,
As to fan her long locks with his wing.
But when winter rolled dark its sullea wave
From the west with gusty shock
Old Sarah, deserted, crept cold to her cave,
And slept without bed in her rock.
No fire illum'd her dismal den:
Yeta tattered Bible she red;
For she saw In the dark with wizard ken
And talked with tine troubled dead,
And twas said that she muttsr' d foreign name,
With curses too fesI ful to tell;e
And tale OF Perfidy, madness, and shame,
She told to the walls of her cell.
Yesrs-ysars Passedaway, and stranger came
To the village, with age all white
He gloomily listened to tales of the dame,
And went to her desolate height.
He saw her-she stood on the jutting cliff
Her hsir on che wild winds breath
Yet statue she sesm'd, for her limbs wei stiff,
And pale IN the palsy of death.
Like desolate ruin she stood on the brink.
With . wr,thed mp and . glaring eye;
And her cold clay with horror seem'd TO shrink,
AS the stranger came shuddering nigh.
He approach'd--but the hurrying gus: swept
on,
And bore her away from his sight;
And higs on the craig the wild eagle alone.
Attended her funeral rite.
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To Rent.

h-a 4 three story brick dwelling
T." house at the corner Of Washing,
o&S ton and Duke-sreets. AppIca.
ton msy be made 10 my absence 70
C. ]. Cailett, esq. OF whom the key nar
be obtained. JOHN LLOYD
aug l6 law It,
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TO Rent.
Richard Sllackelfcrd,
LADIES
nDSHOE-MAKER|

TAKES this method of informing ibe
i Ladies OF Alexandria and its vicinity,
that he has taken the store on King street.
one door below lhe corner of Washington.
street, lately occupied by Mrs. Harper as
the Circulating Library. He hopes from
a knowledge Of bis business, and desire
to please those who may favor BIN with
their custom to merit share OF public
patronage. He has just received small
assortment OF very handsome Denmark "a.
Tin, figured and plain, with his stock Of
morocco, kid and seal skins. will enable
him 10 execute all orders at the shortest
notice and in the most fashionable style.
aug &c IT
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06

Landing this day, 4 for Sale.
81 quarter casks Of Co!msnar
20 hall Quarter cask,} VIE.
3quarler casks Of Lachryma Christi
$50 bis SusQuehannah herriDgj
St. Domingo coffee.
A. G CA2ENOVE & Co.
aug 9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06

conduct, & Charley soon commenced
the double duty Of snldier under the
English commander, and spy in
the employment of the Marquis with
out suspicion. Lord CORVALLIS.
while in conversation with several
of his officers, inquired Of Charley,
how long time it would take for the
Marquis to cross James Rivers
pausing moment, he replied "three
hours, my lord" His Lor1ship ex-
claimed, "three hours, it will take
three days." "No, my lord" said
Charley. "the Marquis has such a
number of boats, and each boat will
carry so many men; if you will
please to calculate, you will find that
he can pass in three hours" His
Lordship, turning to tho officers,
said. Z" the scheme will not do" AT
ter having obtained the information
required, Morgan began to prepare
for return to the Marquis he pre-
vailed with several British soldiers
to desert with him. When chal!eng-
ed by the sentinels, he artfnlly tam
pered with them by giving them rum,
and while drinking he seized their
arms and compelled them to 60 and
this brave fellow actually brought ofl
seven .deserters to our camp. On
his return to head quarters, the Mar
quis accnsted hip with ."WelI, Char
ley, have you got back 2" "Yes,
please your exceiirncy. and have
brought seven men with me-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06
Mahogany 6 Furniture.

NA"ho y
TNHE subscriber has on hand and for
i sale, a large quantity OF handsome
crotch and shaded St Domigo Mohagany.
in Logs. Planks and Boards, which be will
sell low for Cash. Also, on hand and for
sale, a quantity Of elegant
Fashionable Furniture,
warranted equal, if not superior, to any
in the District: Consisting OF Sideboards,
Ladies' Secretaries, Gentlemep's Secreta.
tries and book cases, Ladies Work Tab
bIes, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Ward.
robes, Bureaus. Clock cases, Wash stands,
Candle stands, Bedsteads, Cradles, So
phas, Chairs, SC. &c. which furniture he
will sell low tor cash, barter, or approved
notes.
All orders for furniture thankfully re.
ceived asd executed in the neaiest and
most substantial manner. Orders from
the country, formaterials, promptly atten-
ded TO.
MATTRESSES MADE,
and all kinds OF npholslering done on the
cheapest terms WILLIAM GREEN,
Cabinet Maker. Royal street, nearly OPP
posite the market.
FUNERALS
undertaken on the lowest terms.
/ july4 3m
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Saddle anu Harness Making
Business

in all its various branches. He tenders
nis grateful acknow ledgmeOts TO bis Gus
toners for the distinguished patronage
he mas received from them. His friends
and The public are assured OF prompt &C.
commodations; be feels confident that
with the aid OF some OF the best work
men and a constant supply Of the most
choice materials, he will be able TO rem
der ample satisfaction to those who may
please to favor him with their applications
by order or otherwise.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25

10 the Honorable Jaaicss ofths Court Of Common
Pleas, begun and holden AZ Portland, on the
second Tuesday Of October, a. d. 1923, Ioiihin
and for the County of Cumberland
THE Petition Of JAMES NEAL, Of said Port
u land, humbly shews-That he is seized in
fee simple and as tenant in comnon with other
persons 10 him unknown, ofone ninth part Of a
certain piece tract Of land, lying il said Ppr4
land, bounded asfollows, vizs-beginning WHERE
the road coming from Back Cove, meets the road
eoming from Stroudwater, not Ear from the
house formerly occupied by George Elliot
Vaughan, being the point OF land that i formed
by the roads aforesaid thence running by the
westerly side OF said road, to Back Cove Bride
and the creek over which the same is built
thence up said creek to land formerly owned Nv
one Thomas Hopkins thence southerly, bv
said LAND formerly owned by said Hopkins. u
said road coming from Stroudwster thence bv
SAID road, coming from said Stroudwater. 10 the
bounds first began at. That your petitioner Z
DESTROYS Of holding his said proportion of the A
boye described tract OF land IN seyeralty. He
therefore prsys that after due notice given. and
other legal proceedings had bis said proportion
may be assigned and set of to him, 70 hold b
IseveTalty, a. w iaHE provided
JAMES NEAL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
POETRY.


Prom tAe Liteysr@ Ga,-,s,
lis eli TOO true that faded chsek >-'''''
That sanken eye,
Those accents tfemnlons aud weak
That tear, that sigh
VITA idle hope I've watch a thv hso,.,
From day 10 day
'Ts vain little while, aud thog
Wit pass away.
Nay, dear one cease that soo,hins to.L
That soothing tone.
Thou dost not think that could brook
To be alone
Thou wilt not say that could haar
On this dear SPOT,
10 seek thy iootstep every where.
And and II not
The sun win shiae as bright above
In other days
The moon s!,, we used % wstch and love.
Still win my gaxe
The flowers that shared our gentlest ear.
May still bloom on.
Oar bird pour forth its song bu, where
Wilt thou be gone
Mae eyes must close where san ,hsv -,
For susht so DEAR SCI
My lips re mute why should I .ne.l
Thou wit not hear
co. oes Ts cease that soothing look,
That soothing tone
Thou dost not think that could hraoL
To be alone
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
STATE OF MAINE.


CUMEERLAED, IS
At the Court Of Common Pleas, begun and
holden AZ Portland, within and for the said conn
ty OF Cumberland, on he second Tuesday ~ )r-
tober, A. ID. l823
On the foregoing petition, Ordered, Thai the
petitioner give notice Of the sane, by causing
the said petition, with this order thereon, u bs
published u one Of the pabllc newspapers print
ed IN Portland, three weeks excessively shr ina
publication 70 be thirty days at least previous 10
the next term OF this Court. 10 be holdep N
Portland, within and for the county Of Cunber-
land, on the hrst Tuesday Of March next, thal
all persons Interested therein nav fheu au5
there appear, and shew cause, any they have
why the prayer thereof should not'be granted
WIN T.vAU6HAN, CIeyk.
Copy aftesf--WM. r. VAUGHAN, Cgryk.
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STATE OF MAINE.

PENOBSCOT, IS Count Of Common Pleas, Janu.
airy Term, A. ID. 1923
TO The Honorable Justices Of said Court, nolD
holden AZ Bangor, tCithH and for The said eolsss-
fy;
ri UN1BLY shews CHARLES EVER, of The Ct
- ~ Of Boston. in the County or Suffolk, and
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, Bookseller-that
he was duly appointed by the Hon. Thomas Dawes,
Judge Of Probate OF Wills, &c. within and for the
said county OF Suffolk, Administrator Of the Goods
and Estate which were OF Isaiah Thomas iun late
Of said Boston. Bookseller, deceased ntesiate and
the said Administrator further shews to this Hon.
Court, that certified copy Of his appointment Of
administrator aforesaid, and the approval thereof
has been filed in the Probate Offices Of the couHt ~
OF Cumberland and PsRobse0s in this Stale
And the said administrator further Shews 10 this
Hon. Court, that the whole Of the estate Of said de
ceased, so far as the same laid or was found within
said Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, has been
distributed according 10 law, among the creditors OF
said deceased and that balance OF fifteen thousand
one hundred and two dollars, 6fteen cents and 1--WE
mills remain due to them from safd estate. That
by an additioaa inventory returned BY said admin.
istfator iEto said Probste once nj said Boston ia
appears that there Is real estate Of said deceased
consisting Of lot Of land, situated in Blakesburg
in said county of Penobsc0t, containing four hun
dred and fony-eight acres, which was appraised al
the sum Of FIVE hundred and sixty dollars and
two lots OF land, situated in Dixm0nt in said coun-
~ oil PenebscoL containing fifty acres each, ap-
praised at one hundred and fifty dollars where
fore, the said Administrator prays this HoneurabIe
Court, that he may BE- authorised to sell all the re-
al estate aforesaid situated IN said county Of PEN
obscot, for the purpose Of paying Just debts Of said
deceased, and as in duty bound viii ever pray.
s. c. EVER, Administrator,
BY JACOB McGAW. mis- Atty.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
Shawls, Bombazetts, Il Ladies
Cloths.
EDWARD HOWE.

No. 5, Merchants ROU, Middle Sired,
/ I As received by the recent arrivals, Case of
II Plain and Bordered CASHMERE, and Cd,
and IA, Braganza and Angola SHAWLS, an en-.
tire new style. g. Bales Black and Cold, Plain
cold Figured and Twilled BOMBAZETTS.
Case Of elesant'B Ladies Habit and Pelsse
cases of black and blue BROAD.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, fresh and direct
from the Factory. A large variety of rich and
elegant patterns fine and superfne KidderminsteI
C.5RPETLNGS.
The above, with an extensive assortment, also
of other fresh imported Goods, are now open ahd
offered for examination, at such prices, as he fat
tiers, viii be satisfactory to purchasers.
October IA, 1923 ~
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25

To the Honorable The Senate, andthe Honorable
the House of Representations IN legislature
assembled, af PoTtkand, on the frf Wednesday
Of January, IN the year Of Our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and tlOeHty four.
HUMBLY represents, HEHRY BABB, Of
H Westbrook, in the county Of Cumberland,
that, for a number Of years past, he has been
employed upon the waters in the Sebago Pond.
in said county, in the transportation Of logs and
lumber across the Pond, and has been subjected
TO great expense and peril, in the prosecution OF
his business that the territory about the pond
is richly furnished with wood and timber, which
might be transported to the outlet Of the pond,
and the pFodace Of the neishboring country Be
forwarded on the way to q market, with great
facility aud safety, were proper encouraEerncnt
given TO navigation on the pond, by the sppli-
cation Of steam for propelling RATS, boats and
vessels he therefore pFays your Honors 20
grant TO him and bis assigns, the exclusive right
and privilege OF navigating, upon the waters OF
said pond, with RATS, boats, and vessels propei-
led by steam, for the term Of twenty years, On
on such terms aud conditions as TO your Honors
shall seem meet and proper and as In duty
bound win ever pray. HENRY BABB
Westbrpok, Nov. :, lS23.
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THE suoscribeTs hsvias been appointed by the
Hon. Banett Peter, ksq. o. receive and exa-
mine the claims " Creditors, 10 the estate Of 81.
LAS CHADBOLR N. late Of aid Gorham. Gentle.
man. deceased. represented nsolssnt 90 hereby
give notice that SIX months from this dsis are al
lowed to said creditors. 10 bring ~ and prove their
claims and that they win susnd 10 that service At
the Ofhce Of Jacob 5. Saith. in said Gorhan, on
the frxs Mondays IN February zsd May nexf frou
two 10 SIX O'Clock, n. NJ.
JACOB s. SMITH. Conn isyion,
WILLIAM 4. FOSTER. erS
Garhnn. Noyembsr4 1873
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&c COssrt II Prsbaftksld AZ Psrssnd usssasu &c
Ter tAe county OF CtfR6eriand, on the first Ives.
day " NorsHs6er u ths ysaY sf o. LerS "a.
tsfn hundrsd aAd flcenfv hrst.
"a NN SMALL Administrators III tie RAszfr ra
= Robert N. Small, lafe Of Minoa. in sad Cosn-
~, feeraAa- deceased, and widow uf rad aTcrasea.
having presented Der kEEi aecouna Il aAminsEs-
ton "a ne estate Of said deceased ms hsr 2alinn
ioF an allowances oug ~ tie personal ssfafs ofsaa
aeceased- OrderrS. Thai me said Administrators
give notice 70 an pers0ns Interested. Nv causing
copy Of tia order 70 Be paAl.hed thrre weeks sue
csssiTly IN Tie Portland Gazette, printed a. Port
.ARa' mat tbey nag sppsas Al pioba.e Ccnfi, 70
oe hele a. aaid Portland, On the fru Tuesday "a
January next Al ten o. the csck u TIE fnr-uecr,
sSa sncw cause, If any shay Rave, Why he sAah
should not be ADowea aud gfEutsd.
BARRETT POTTER, Judss.
a true CoFy. Horasio svuthsate, ReE'r
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MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.


GToLEN from the subscriber, on TUESDAY, the
- fourth inst bright red MARE, with dark
name and tail, with one white hind foot on the
left SIDE, and with bunch on the breast. Said
Mare Is eleven years Of age and feet traveller
whoever viii return said Mare, or give inior-
manon OF her TO the subscriber that be nav Oh
lam at agaInI shall be handsomely rewarded,
and necessary charges paid
JAMES MORRISON.
Pars0nsfeld, Nov. 10th, 1893.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25

A PERSON having q thorough knoWledga
ofthe w. !. Goods and Grocery bsisnsgn
writes good hand, and can produce thu 30
recommendation. wishes a place n q swPa
for Season,or would do the writing Ia selha
Ofhce. line addressed 70 G. y. vim bs punr-
tually attended 70.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
Attest ISAAC HoDsDoN, CLERK.
STATE OF MAINE.

PENOBSCoT.
Court Of Common Pleas, June Term. a. h. is15
ON the foregoing petition, Ordered, that the said
Petitioner give notice all persons interested IN
the subject matter of said petition, by publishing
copy thereof, and Of this order Of Count thereon,
three weeks excessively, in one the Newspapers
pFiaIed 10 Portland the last publication 10 be thirty
days before the next term of this Court to be hold
en- al Bangor, within and for the County Of Penob-
scot, on the FIRST TUESDAY ofJANUARY, A. d.
1924, thar they may then and there appear. and
shew cause, If any they have why the prayer Of the
petitioner should NOT be granted.
Attest. ISAAC HODSDON. Clerk.
A true Copy. Attest, ISAAC H0DSDON, Clerk
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
Anerican Goods.

VIZ
Brown Sheetings and Shirtings-bleached do
do-Waltham Sea Island Shirtings-Ginghams
and Checks-Bedtcking- Sattinetts-Knittin
Cottons-sewing Threads, &c sc
N. B. Many Of the above GOODS were our.
chased at Auction, and viii be sold good bar
gains for Cash alone
G. c. LYFORD.
Nov IS, 1923 II
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25

Morses' New School Geogra-
pay and Aliases, ancient and mocern-
Whelpley's Compend Of His
tory.
Perry's improved Spelling
Book, Boston edition
Moves System Of Writing,
and ruled Writing books.
Art of Reading.
Staniford's Practical Arith-
metic, including system 81 book Keeping
Bridgewater Collection of
Church Music, 18th edition.
The stereotype School Bible,
and New Testament
For sale BIZ the Booksellers,
IN SdoO--l sr1SHslOick RassrriHe--
Halloireit--BaAgor--B ucksport--- HtscaaBsf-----
Bath, &c. 6w Nor :, Is23.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
Vide colotred Bomba=ines Sc
JOSEPH HARROn

LAS added to his former stock variety OF
Iifashionable GOODS, among which are Grim
son, slate, drab, mazariDe blue, and French
grey 81 B0MBAZINES super black, mazarine
blue, and pearl LEvANTINES dark Ginghams;
scotch and tartan Plaids and CambIets worsted
Bombazines plain and figured Bombazetts
Flannels, white and coloured, variety super
French Queens Cloths, an assortment; super
and low priced Queens and Pelisse Cloths /;
Cashmere shawls Gimp Trimmings piping
and other Cords Hosiery and Gloves an assort-
ment; German silk Hdkis. elegant steam loom
black and blue Broadcloths Cassimeres, black
blue and mixtures Vestings Cambrics and Mas
Inns; gentlemen,s Cravats elegant black figured
silk Vestings; black Italian Grape olive and
drab Dufhll blue Flushing; case black and
coloured super Nankin Grapes Ribbons spool
Cottons silk visit, &c. Also, general assort-
ment Of
Waltham C0ttons, and other
Domestic Goods very cheap. Nov 10, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-25
UGOODS FOR C.lSH.


.TAROLlNE plaids; Plain twilled and hg-
~ ured Bombazstts, some very rich figures.
Scotch and Tartan plaids-WiIboFes PAU
and bordered Cashmere shawls-Super,o-
Black Asnkin Crapes-Black Levautiae q
the best qualiiy-Italian Lastring, FiguTed
Poplin--Blsck Bomhazeen great variety
Of Calicoes-Ginghsns Figured and PLAN
MuslIns--Muslin EeFehiefs zelias Menuo
Nantes and nts--I.ong Lawns undressed
Linens-Long aud Short white Kid. lined and
common Gleves---children's gloves-Csm-
brics and Cambria Muslins.
SuPerhue 4 common BROADCLOTHS s1c
CASSiMERES-a Handsome assoc mSnt OF
Blue. DTsb and Olive Ladies' Cloihs-Flan-
nels-Fins drab Du6ils- Bisnkets-Buck Skin
gloves snd Mittena -Esstings, newest style.
Together with great variety Of Oth.r ar
iicles adapted 10 the season, are just received,
and offered CHEAP by
ANDREW SCOTT,
ErnAaage-Strsst, PORTLAND
Sept. -. 1923 N,