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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-10-10
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PEGGY pATTERPAN's ALARM.

AJEU D'ESPRIT.
An Eaton wit, who frequently would quiz
Old Peggy Pattcrpsn, OF sav'ry pies
once so alarmed her by a trick ofhis-
The Provost was astonish'd at her cries
inquiring Of the dame-wh6 sought for
~ shelter SO high /;
The cause she rais'd her feeble voice
She said-"Thc gemmen had agreed TO
HeH her; fcry T"
And at her damn her 6ea. her, was the
Gould Eaton gentlemen be so proFane %
The provost said, and doubted much
:, me story, der lane.
Lord, SIR quoth Peg, che bows in Won.
Who spoke the cruel words I've laid
before ye.'
Quick bring him here, 10 answer for
HIMSELF
The Provost cried ); 'if ',is as you have
stated,
III punish so severe the liule elf. tied
he might as we'll, almost, be immols>
The culprit brought--the Provost stern.
ly ask'd,
cit he'd expressed himselfs so reprobatcs -
Sir said the boy, # yesterday was
TASK bet.
To learn 5y>heart the GyeciGn alpha
'Io. day, my letters as l CHEEKY sung
'RePeatlng-ALhkG, Betfa, Gamma,
nv. OeFG' cue,
The woman, ignorant ofthc Crrcian ION
'Mistook for--4t her, 6eat Ter, dan5n !
., hey, hsh her.
'lndeed' sir, this IS really what said,
'only poor Patterpan could not distin- |
guish. D.
But, to prevent in future any artad.
'Pll harsc the Greek, and sped; to her |
in English
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-10-10
THE BEST CUSTOMERS.

Dr. Majendie, of Canterbury, DIR. Rad
clifIe, and DIR. Case, once passing a very
joyial evening together, 'Here brother,'
cried Radcliffe, 'here brother Case, sup
pose we drink health to all the fools
that are your patients. 81 thank you
my wise brother Radcliffe, replied Case
sic: me have all the fools, and you are
heartily welcome to the rest of the prac-
tire
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-10-10
DANDY HATS.

Our city has been much amused with a
low tripod kind Of ha;, made Of fine
beaver, and worn by our bang ups
Some call them the Touch and others the
Gate and Stare, the real name of them
is the Bolingbroke. 1. is about 6 inches
in crown, and 4 in rim, shaped like an in
verted cone. 1t is real tippy. We yes
terdsy saw one the fancy dressed quite
unique, blue frock black silk Wellington
cravat, buff Waistcoat, Cossack panialoons,
high heel boots, black ribbon, and eye
glass, bushy hair Trizzed, and surmouDt-
ed with one oil these little tippy hats. He
locke like an hour glass,and minced his
steps along the Broadway in the real
Jenny Jumps stile. The ladies were
highly amused, and more glasses were di,
rected towards him, than would be to the
emperor Iturbide, had he Just landed
while our blood, insensible to all this Gu
riosily, danced up the street, humming
the favorite air of, "Look dear ma'au
I'm quite the thing; natius hay, tiPPit!
no 70 {@NaT5na9 Idc9caFe'
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-10-10
IDI.ENESS

Is the most painful sensation Of the
mind, as, according to Galen, standing
still is Of the body. When bishop
cumberland was told he would wear
himself out by application, he replied:---
"Tis better to wear out than to rust
out" s----~-
A knowledge that is rather detected
than displayed, that is felt in its effects
on her mind and conversation that is
seen, not by her citing learned names, Or
adducing long quo ations, bat in the
general result, by the delicacy of her
aSte, and the correctness Of her
sentiments--this is the true learning fog
a lady; -
FAVORS.
Favors Of every kind are deublse
! when they are speedily cgnfsELsav
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-10-10

OPPOSITE TO THE MECHANICS BANK
oil Alexandria, on the south side of King stree,
where he carries op tho e '''''
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-10-10
JAMES $. GUNNELL, M. ID.
DE.V'T'TSTt

ESPECTFULLY offers his services as a
~ dentist to the citizens and visiters of the
district of Columbia.
REFERENCES.
~ "'ens'o"' Georgetown. Alexandria
Or. Sim DIR. C.Worthington DR.. Semmes
C..ny "rheid Washington
Cutbush Henderson Richards
nuntt W.Worthngton Fitzhugh
Sewall Bohrer Pe,ke
Washington Magruder Stabler
Watkins
ten John Mason, Richard B. Lee, ESQ. col.
4. Henderson, GeorgeGraham, esq. v.Dr. A
Hunter, and DIR. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue, between
9ih and 10th streets w on the same sauar. with
MIR. Gunton's apothecary shop.
Washington.
uTDr. GunneII may he consulted at Mr.. Cla-
gets Hotel,in Alexandria, every Friday, from
u. m. until p. M Except during the sessions of
congresso All letters addressed 10 DIR. G in
Washington, or left at Clageus Hotel, will he
runctuallv attended to. iuIv
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SADDLE AVID HqR.NE.SS

making business in all its various branches
lie tenders mis- grateful acknowledgements 10 his
customers orthe distinguished patronage he has
received from them. His friends and the pub
nc are assured of prompt accomm dations he
ieeis confident that with the aid of some of The
best woritmen and a constant supply of the most
cnoice materials, he will he able to render am
PIE SATISFACTION to those who may please 10 IA
-yor him with their applications by order or 9th.
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n
in the end-he gambled and lost his all ;
he then took TO drink, and abused the
Hectionate girl he had made the partner
OF his misfortunes. Times grew dreary.
and he was Obliged TO decanp in haste.
lie set out accordingly on foot, for he
had no other means Of travelling, for an
inland town one hundred miles from
New Orleans, his faithful consor,, with
three children, accompanied him all the
way; tosoothe him in sorrow, to animate
him in dependency, and to cheer him
under his fatigue; but he failed in
getting business there when he arrived
and at last the poor unfortunate family
retraced the weary way to New Orleans,
IN the decline of Autumn, withoutsshoes
20 their teet, or clothes sufficient to shield
them from the damp air Of the evenings.
After suffcrings The most intense. they
arrived at New Orleans but oh, how
changed from what they were three years
before. Fallen from Competency to
absolute beggary, they were compelled
10 seek admission into the house of one.
who had been, in better days, their friend,
1t was granted, but there is something
IN the worlds most frequent charities
which has mixture of gall, and taste of
bitterness. The unfortunate woman saw
and felt this. Her husband, even now
abandoned himself to the intoxicating
bowl, and every hope of his doing any
thing to retrieve his situation, gradually
died away.
IN the sickness of her heart, it was
natural that most unfortunate of women
should think of her far distant home,
where plenty flowed, where once a
father's smile illumiusd the board, and a
mothers fondness seothsd each little
Woe. Some clouds indeed had Passeo
over that bright heaven OF her early
seeae. but what child would not rather
charity from strae from a parent, than
embark for Philadelphia, aStPlyed 10
laboured long and hard, and scraped
together all she could save for six months,
with small sum given her in charity,
she was enabled to take passage for
herself, her husband and family.
MIR. Sellers, iii Philadelphia, had
received letter from his suffering
daughter one morning, in which she
spoke of her expected embarkation the
next day, and which gave also concise
but heart rending picture other situation.
Moved once more with affection, he
walked down TO inquire whether the
| vessel had come in. A schooner from
New Orleans was sweeping up the river,
and when she anchored, Mr.. Sellers went
on board--walked into mean looking
cabin, and beheld his disobedielt child
stretched out and gasping with overflowing
grief and misery on the corpse of her
departed husband, while her children
cried around UNDECIDED.
But let the scene close. Julia lived
not many years in this world of suffering,
and doubtless she is happy now 1 will
draw but one Inference from the thread
OF this brieftale. 1t was the character, NOT
the poverty ofMarvillc that Julis's father
objected tot wasthis that accomplished
his ruin. The intrinsic worth of men /:
fixed by their characters alone.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-10-10
PHINEAS JANNEY
MISSES LEGHORN HATS

INTO. Is, atS1 %, Hemmings aud Sons best
N needles, with variety Of other goods
Just received and for sale at the new comb
factory and variety store, on King-street, one
door below Mr. IA. Gardeners dry goods store.
SEPT S, HILLS.
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"The proper punishment" said the
learned DIR. Lardner "Ofsa low, mean,
scurrlious way ofwriipg, seems to be me-
<iipDatIOn.p
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-10-10
Dutnour.

SIT is good thing TO laugh at any rae; and
If straw Can tickle man, il is an instrument
ofhappiness." pRIprY.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-10
FRESH GOODS.
NOV OPENING. at No. 4, Exchange Street,
IN an extensive assortment Of
Seasonable Goods,

Among which Canton and Nankin Grapes
Grape Shawls and Dresses-Merno Shawls-
Raw Silk Long Shawls-Blk. and colofed
Levantnes-blk. Sinchaws aud Sarsnetts--
Fancy VelveteeD, blk. Barcelona, leila and
Merno Hdkfs.-white aud colored Canbrcs-
Leno, Book, null null, Japan and Fancy
Musins-6-4 & "A Jackooett tambrics Fig'd.
q Cord Cambrcs--oheck'd. strp'd. aud fig'd
Muslns for gowns Muslin Rehabilitation
CsmbrIcs--LoDg Lswns---i,inen Cambrics--
Thread Laces-Caiicoes-- oI,pe TDlates and Fur
nitures--a large assortment OF English GDgham
Gloves Of almost every kind Rlue and Vel
low Naukns- White and str p'd Jears--Ger-
mau, Flag and bandanna II ndkfs.- White,
Japan and Cross-bared Cravats- Fans and
Pa, asos-Furuture and other Dimoties-W orsted
and Cotton Hosiery Linen DAmasks-Ves tings,
&C. sc. -.4LSO-
Sattinetts-Brown and Eleach'd Sheetiugs
g. Shiuings-Cingh hams Checks Stripes-Tick-
ings-Yarns and Threads. All Of which will be
sold at the lowest Cash prices, by
LYFORD & GILMAN.
Portland, May 6, 1928 CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-10
Deans Rheumatic Pills.
TO THE PUBLIC.


T WOULD inform my Friends AMI the Public
4 that ! continue 10 make my Patent Rheumat-
&c Pills, and that other person i authorized
to make them. But for the better accommoda
ton Of the Public have sold he right Of wand
ing them TO Z. MAYNARD, (ofthe firm Of MAY
NARD & MOVES Boston, consequently those
who have heretofore purchased of me, as well
as others are requested to send their orders 70
them. To prevent imposition the Directions
are all signed by me in my own hand writing /;
and the label on the outside wrapper is signed
by E. MAYNARD, in his own hand writing
without both signatures none are genuine.
EZRA DEAN.
Biddeford, Feb IS, 1923.
Of These Pills have been extensively used
10 many parts Of the United States for several
years with the happiest effects, and great num-
bers have been relieved by them from the most
distressing attacks of the rheumatism. They are
recommended by gentlemen known 10 the pub
lie 10 whom they have the utmost confidence.
The 70 lowing certificate Of the Hon. Judge
Thatcher, it is presumed will be quite sufficient.
''This may certify, that have freely used for
myself and family for several years, DIR. Deans
Pills, and do consider them a safe and useful
family medicine, especially for the rheumatism,
in which complaint, from what | have experien-
ced seen ard heard, consider them more effec-
tual than any thing else have known used, and
do think them valuable discovery. For the
purpose Of extending their usefulness, and indu-
cling others TO try them, | subscribe this certIfl-
cate. GEORGE I1ACHER.
N. B.-The aforementioned Pills are for sale
in Portland by JOHN COE, at the store recent
ly occupied by Henry Buman. 3w
May 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-10
DRY GOODS
European, India & american Dry Goods,
NOW OPENING FOR SALE BY
ROGERS Il cox,

ErehangeStrCet Portland,
...AMoNG WHICH ARE....
SUPERFINE blue and black BROADCLOTHS,
Blue and black mix'd CLOTHS, for frock coats,
White Valencia VESTINGS,
IA and ga Linen DAMASK,
So and "a black BOAlBAZINE.
Black twilId SILKS-SHAWIS and MANTLES,
among which is very elegant,
Merino quarss & Points-Zelia HANDkERCHlEFS
Plain and fancy AlUSLlNS.
Cambria MUSLINS and CAMBRICS,
First quality Nankin GRAPES.
Canton and Italian ditto,
Dark and light Cambria GHAMS-Corded ditic,
"A London PRINTS-Gamture RIBBONS,
Blue and Buff NANKINS- English Kid GLOVES,
Silk Cotton and Worsted HOSE,
Plaid and Striped SILKS,
Black SYNCHAWS and SARSNETTS.
Furniture PATCHES. British SHEEIlNGS,
Flag HANDK'FS.-Bi Eye DIAPER,
Sea Island COTTON-BroEn SliEETlNGS,
Furniture CHECKS.
Spool COTTON anI Cotton FLOSS very good with a
variety Of other articles making good assortment
which will be sold very cheap. Wv March ~
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-10
NOTICE.

OkOPOSALS for the whole or any pert of the
following described timber and materials for
building Bridge aoross Fore River. and FOR
erecting the same, will be received by the sub
scrIber IN behalf Of the Directors Of the Portland
Rriige Corporation, until the 14th or June next.
viz.
500 piles, from II feet to o. feet 10 length.
SO DO. = IS 8 50 -
i68 10. SO /" IS ;. these n
be hard pine
1o7 sucks round timber 20 f. long, not less than
Is inches diameter.
1o5 DO. ranging do. 81 #. 10. 10 BY FINCH.
or 10 by ~ inch.
ga DO DO. do. from 90 70 "a II. long. do ~
50 n. Sinch. hard pine plank, free from SAP. not
over t@ inch. wide and from 90 TO 90 f. in length.
IS o. stnHf for railing, tue joists by s inches,
middle rail re by inches, and bottom bosy3
inch by 10 inches.
II N, Ia inch white oak tree calls not less
than inches long
500 t2 10. 10 DO. 10 DO. IA d. do
700-i i-2 DO. do. do. DO do. f. do
200 perches Of rock and also for building two ehnt-
ments Of 200 feet each in length. of stone and
earth The vail To be #. at bottom and 8 f.
af tor aid the centre filed with earth md gravel
led also proposals for erecting and complet.
ing house Of IL e. post. one side 20 be Of brick
and to De 10 Il. wide and SO f.. long
Portland, May % 1928. -
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SPRING GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED NOW OPENING FOR SALE, BY
William ". Thomas,

E.rchange-Street, Portland,
DLACK. blue and mixed BROADCLOTHS,
D-CASSIMERES--lri LINENS 10 half pie
ces, first quality Nankin and Canton GRAPES,
Grape and Cotton SHA Wis,
Calicoes, Ginghams, Dimoties, Cambria and
Cambria Muslns, blue and buff Nankins, Silk
and Cotton handkerchief, Silk, Cotton & Wors-
fed Hose, Patches, British Sheetings, P;rasos,
blk and cord Silks, Diapers, Musins, plain and
figured. -.4LSO--
Shirtings, Sheetings, Bediickings, Stripes
and Checks, with variety OF other articles,
which offered at the lowest CASH prices.
May 6. tt.
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NEW & FASHIONABLE GOODS.
ROYAL Aincoln,
TyAS Just received and opened for sale at his store
IL No. 2, EGckange-street an extensive assortment
of English, French, Iadia end .4mericGn
GOODS ;


...AMONG WHICH ARR...-
/ case black and colored Maxim GRAPES,
I DO Canton Do.
Nankin Grape Dresses Grape Shawls Plaid Silks
black aud colored French GRAPES; black blue, pink,
lilac and green SARSNETS; black SYNCHAtrS /;
back Tafietias black and coored BOMBAZEENS (;
rood Flag Bandanna, German ard black silk HAND
KERCHlEFS Merino SIiANlsS and HANDKER-
CHEFS thread and cotton LACES figured y plain
silk do Bobbnetl 90. figured ard plain Cambria and
Null MUSLINS Muslin ROBES figured and plain
Cook e. Leno MUSLlNS; Linen CAMBRICS =
white and colored cotton do. Irish LINENS in half
pieces, very low linen and cotton DARiASk Cd.
IA and 8-4 Turkey TABLE CLOTHS green DO /;
cotton HANDk ERCHlEFS Cashmere SHAWLS !;
cotton do Aarseillss. Veenca and black silk VEST
INCS; white and striped JEANS; DIMOTlES; Tar
tan PLAlDS; blue and yellow hANKINS; silk and
cotton YELVhFS English GI&GHAMS; SEER.
ST CkERS coronation CALICCGS; black and white
silk HOSE: black, nte, slate aud mixed worsted
HOSE Furniture PATCHES silk and cotton UNI
BRELLAS hiddeminister CAKPETING Merno
PRINCES Russia DIAPERS spool Cotton shell
side COMBS Ivory DO /; black and white HOOKS
and EYES; SUSPENDENDERS BUTTONS gen.
,emen and ladies' leather, kid and silk GLOkE rs sew
ipg SILKS aud TWISTS, &c. &c.
also.
Black. blue. Oxford and Hareshack mixed
BROADCLOTHS x CASSiMERES /;
E,c,o,v sbeet,i,es Shirtings, Cinghams Checks and
s,,ines tt May Is.
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AMERICAN GOODS
HORACE SEAVER,

Commission Merchant,
HAS on HAND IND FOR SALE
9DUQ yds. Giughsms. Checks Stripes,
5000 yards oheeting and Shifting,
1000 +" Ticking,
1900 &c Sattiuetts,
5000 lbs. cotton Yarn from Nos. to Is,
400 T" sewing Cottons, all Nos. and color,
$50 gross glass Buttons,
American Tapes aud Bonnet Thread,
Boxes bar and shaving Soap,
DO. Spanish Cigars,
A handsome assortment Of
LOOKlNG-GLASSES.
-.ALSO-JUST RECEIVED-
90 cases STRAW BONNETS, Flats s. Gipseqs,
of the newest fashions,
Writing, Wrapping & Kentish Cap PAPER,
Book binders Board & Band-box do.
03-Together with PLOUGHS, HOES aud
SCYTHES.
Portland, May 60. (6w.)
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THE heirs Of CHARLES WILLIAMS, seaman
on board the brig Mary, Capt. MERRILL,
lost overheard on her lete voyage, may receive
the bsIance due him, BY calling on
N. \. DANA, & co.
Portland, June 8
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-10
Spring & Summer Goods.
EDN ARD HOW +.

No. 5, Merchants Ron, .a'dar-stfeef, /,
gsAs Just received an EXTENSIVE s",,men' OIL
,usERIC,AN EUROPEAN Kinda piece
GOODS, suitable for tic approaching seaSo"
which will be cold low for Cash
Portland, May s, S25.
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FEATHERS

Al Courr Of Probate, held Portland within and
county OF Cumberland, the third raesday Of May,
the year Lor4 eighteen hundred
~ edmond LORiNG Executor OF rhe last will tes-
~ tameut OF SAMUEL LORINC, late of NOrth-YAr-
mouth, said county, woman essed having
his first at OF the Of said de-
ceased
ORDERED-Thst the said Executor give notice 10 a n
esec ~ causing copy OF this order
published three weeks successfully the Portland
printed az Portland Tht they may appear a Probate
Court be held said Portland third Tuesday Of
OF the clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause any they have, why the should b. allowed
BARRETT POTTER. Tudge.
true copy; Attest. HoRATIo soUTHGATE, Reg.
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A. s, J. Mason,

GEs " a. eAtLDOEIg
Head Of Ingrahan's Wharf, PORTLAND,
HAVE FOR SALE,
lAl ~ bbls. clear PORK-35 bbls. No. ] do.
" ~ % hhds. Boston BACON,
$40 kegs LARD-20 lbs. BUTTER,
2000 lbs. CHEESE-l2O boxes mild CANDLES,
200 boxes HERRING-l0 boxes LEMONS,
and Young Hyson - AAA1'
Hhds. st. Croix RUM-pipes Holland GIN,
Hhds. and hbs. American ditto,
Quarter half quarter casks WINES
Lisbon and Malaga w AAN1Os
Boxes STARCH-boxes PIPES,
IS doz.HOES-10 doz. SHOVELS SPADES,
200 straws TUMBLERS,
$50 hhds. coarse SALT, &c. &c.
Portland, May 6, 1923 CIV.
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]. & K. HOOLE
OFFER for sale, at their Store, head ofIngra-
~ HAMS Wbarf,-A good assortment Of
W. \. Goods Sc Groceries,

80 chests and boxes Tyson, Y.
Hysun, ~. Skin aud Souchong TEAS; 10 hhds.
W. l.. RUM; Q do. old J. Rum; 10 hhds. new
do /; 8 pipes BRANDY; 8 do. H. GIN; Is bbIs.
A. Gin; - hal: and quarter casks Malaga, Lis
bon and s. NJ. WINE; Demijohns old Madeira
Wine; boxes and bags white and brown Havana
SUG AK; Loaf and Lump do; 10 hhdf. MO-
LASEs; bags COFFEE; easks Rice /; 6 bales
Cotton; 10 casks Rasins; 10 boxes Nj. 40 /; bags
Pinento and Pepper; Ginger Gloves Nutmegs;
Cassia; Indigo boxes Starch Alum; Copperas;
Log Red Wood: boxes Chocolate; keg: Mustard;
90 bbls clear and No. Pork 20 bbis mess and
No. I Beef: TuIks Island Salt bags blown do J;
IS boxes dipped Candies; ibis. Sperm Oil /;
i2 cwt. Shot; 10 casks Powder fg aud half 10.
Rolls Tobacco; bladders snuff; 50 600 A. and
Spanish Cigars; 1000 -. Cotton Yarn; 10 doz.
Eng. and A. Shovels; so doz. Hoes; cotton and
wool Cards; casks %, 10, 8, and 81 Nails; 9
by 10 and BY 9 Glass 50 bushels white Beans !;
No. 9 and cuiIed Mackerel; 600 quiUials Cod
Fish, in good shipping order; 1000 10. No and
2 Butter, in kegs; 500 red Oak Shocks and Heads
so NJ. good Shingles.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-10

late ct Brunswick IN IN. of Cumberland yeouar,
deceased by giving bond thu law directsshe therefor
quests apesons who indebted 20 the said deesased
rst e 10 make immcditte payment and those hlvIng
any demands thereon. EXHIBIT the sm- for
TO- ESTHER DOUGLAS
Brunswick, Ma 70, ie2e.
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In dioo Blue Tat.

and the puhc that nc will give them blue inde
that ~ imported CLOTH ~ ceus yard. in
Guiding the fuIling and dressing.
For he convenience of hose who live DIST snce.
he has made arrangements vith hi Lcngiy, Esq fer
ceiving and returning Cloth A orders lett With hfm
will be promptly attended ~.
Rsvn,oud, Oct. 82z cyl
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late OF Thompson Pond in the county Of Cumberland yec-
deceased, by giving bond the law directs-fIe
therefore requests all persons who indebted the said
ece seds estate 70 make mediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon exhibit the for
settlement DANIEL COBB.
Otisied. Nav 40 I972.
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ROBERT Al. SMALL.

TIVE subscriber hereby gives pub notice al concern
cd that she has been duly appointed and taken upon
herself the trust OF Administ atrix The OF
ROBERT Al. SMALL.
ate Of Minor, IN the country OF Cunherand, woman de-
ceased. by giving the directs-shz thrr eore
requests all PERSONS who indebted the said deee seds
eSte 10 make immediate pay nent and those who have
any demands thereon exhibit the for settlement
the commissioners. ANN SMALL
Minor, Nav &. 1874.
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REMOVAL.
HENRY r. STlCKNEY,

HENRY II. S'TlCKNEY,
ID ESPEC FULLY informs his friends and
LII customers that he has removed 70 the store
opposite Mes,rs. Warren Hersey's, Forc-otreG
where he has for sale complete assortment OF
american &; ~. /. Goods,
Of tue drst quality. and at the lowest prices tor
Cash or country produce.
III SHIP STORES put up at short notice.
IL GOODS purchased sent 10 any part OF the
town free of expense.
TO LET.-A good BRICK STORE in Mid
die S,eet. Inquire rs above.
Portland, June, 8.
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Boots s. Shoes,
CLOT'H DRESSING.
lanes 3. WALKER.

INFORMS the public that he continues carry the
CLOTH-DRESSlNG BUSINESS.
his Minis Longeys TavruI. in Raymond, where he
hoe t,d an
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late Of Portland, in the county of Cumberland Trader
d BY giving bond the law directs-He therefore
guests All persons who indebted The said dsceasrd
estate make immedtte payment; and who have
any demands thereon exhibit the same for setreen TO
the Commissioners. ISAAC ADAMS.
, Portland, May 20. 823.
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sHE subscriber hereby gives public notice all
ed hat she has been duy appointed and taken uron
herself the trust OF Administrators OF the Of
EDWARD DOUGLASS
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HE s-ri5er hereby gives public notice TO all
concerned, that he has bee duly appointed taken
pon hImseitnc trust OF Administrator of the
BENJAMIN MORSE
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A QUO coy; Attest. HoRATIo soUTHGA1
JOHN PRlCHARD,

THE subscriber hereby gves public notice all
IL ed tklt he has been duly appointed and taken upon
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