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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-16

CUMBERLAND, IS. DEC. 9, 1923
TAKEN BY EXECUTION, and win be sold a
public Veudue, on Friday, the tenth day Of
January next, at two Of the clock in the after.
noen, at the dwelling house Of Isaac Duffs, III Nj
not, in said county, all the right title and inter
est, which NOAH HERSE Y and NOAH HER
SEY, jun. have in and to all that part Of Lot
numbered one hundred and ninety-two, in the a.
gents part Of said Minot, which lies southwest.
erly on the Curved Line, 80 called, passing
through said lot and also the whole Of the Gore,
lying northeasterly Of lot numbered one hun
dred and ninety-two, aud westerly Of the Curv-
ed Line, aud being all the land described in the
original Writ on which our Execution was rem
dered, unless previously redeemed
NATHANIEL L. INGERSOLL, d. Sheriff
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TfoaFnA.--On he Goth SIC. Gov. Dural lefl
a. Augnssine, 10 proeeed % Pensacola BY
land, 10 make observation nn the rsuie. &C.
A military post i ordered % be established a.
Tampa Bay. The inhahitants Of Florida are
dissatisfied with the late indiaa treaty, Cor al.
l0wing - much land 10 the Chiefs
=. CARoasA.--The Legislature Of this
Stare i IA session. The Governor, IN his mes
saga. rucamnends resiAioo Of the law which
establishes tke prison limits o. debtora
Letters Et0m Lisbon, Of Oct goth. are re-
oeivcd in New York. which givs hints that
Important cveah wsre expected soon 10 &C
cur AZ thst place.
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CUMBERLAND, IS. DEc. Q, 1923.
TAKEN BY EXECUTION, and viii be sold al
public Vendue, on Friday the tenth day oi
January next, at two Of the clock in the after
noon, at the dwelling house Of Isaac Duff, in Mi-
not, in said county, all the right, title and inter-
est, which THOMAS PERRY, Of Aiinot, has In
and to two undivided third parts Of all that part
OF Lot numbered one hundred and thirty-eight,
in the agents part, in said Minot, which lies
southwesterly Of the Curved Line, 50 called,
which passes through said lot, a. laid out BY Az
mos Davis, and being all the land described i'm
the original Writ on which our Execution was
unless redeemed
NATHANIEL l.. INGERSOLL, d. Sheriff.
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la this town. Miss Mary Dodge. aged I4-hiss
Nancy. daughter of Capt. Fresmsn Smith--Mvs.
Oaiis Stewart aged "a. woman Of color.-MT.
Lucas. aged ~. a of color.
la Weslbrook, MIR. samuel kenney. aged about
Ia Limington, on the 5th inst very suddenly John
N. Davis, son OF Mr. Joseph Davis, aged wears
and nantbs.
In I.issFnore, the a6th ulL Mr.. Samuel Liver.
more, aged 45 after short but distressing illness
Ia Passport, Miss Eliza Adams. aged 49,
D.owned al the Ledge, in the late gale. Mr.. vii.
l.am Pske, Of this iowa. aged "a. A worthy young
man. His body was found on the Ledge.
Drowned by the sinking Of sch. Mary. in the late
gale. Mr. John featon, Of this town. and Mr. John
Cay. Ratiye Of iceland, both leaving large fami-
lies.
Drowned BY the ppsetting Of bis boat. Mr. -
Calph. and son, of l. Etang.
Drowned on Sunday last at Deer Island, ~ B.
Philip, son Of MIR. Patrick Eggan. tie wss skat.
ing pond when the ice broke and he fell in
In Port-su-Pfince, Samusl Corey. Esq. Of the
firm Of Eorssy & Windsor.
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BrlnSeCIck Hotel for Sale.
InN WEDNESDAY the seventh dav Of
W January next at II o'clock, A. NJ viii be
sold by AUCTION, upon the premises, by order
OF the Court Of Common Pleas, all the Real Es-
tate Of Isaac DOVE, lats OF Brunswick, Inn
holder, deceased, consisting Of piece Of Land
in said Brunswick, in the immediate vicinity Of
the College, bounded as follows, viz: Beginning
at the corner formed by Maine-street and the
Bath Turnpike, thence running Easterly on said
Turnpike Is rods, thence Southerly to land
owned by the Trustees Of Brunswick College,
at point Is rods distant from Meine-street,
thence Westerly by said College land to Maine
Street, and thence Northerly on said Street to
the first boundary with the TAVERN HOUSE,
SHED, STABLE, and other Buildings thereon,
being the well known stand lately occupied by
the deceased
CONDITTO.NS-Tsn per cent earnest and the
remainder at any time within thirty days. Deed
to be delivered on the last payment and the mon
ey sdvaHced TO be the only forfeiture in case the
purchaser shall decline making any further pay
ment after the first.
DAVID GURNEY, ! .f-.
EBENEZER EVERETT, ( iu"''' -
Brunswick, Dec III, 1923.
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Commercial Nears- Room.
ExcaASeE-srREEr

s ExcaASGE-SrREEr.
THE subscribers To this Establishment, and
those also, who wish TO become subscri-
bers, are requested 10 meet THIS EVENING, at
MITCHELL'S HOTEL, at sErea o'clock, precise
ly for the purpose OF organizing an Association,
and also for transscting any business which may
properly come before them.
December Ia, 1923 l,v
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Firs--A wsoilen Factory, in Eaion, y. II.
beloarirg 10 Mes.rs A. r. and W. sneil, con
tanning 10 Splndles, CardiHg Machine, and
set OF Clothiers Tools-tosether with the Ar-
count Books, and about ESQ dollars' worth Of
Custom Cloth, was consumed By IRE on the
night Of the 2slh Of November. II Is supposed
% have taken Gro from the stove pipe In the up
per lsft Of the building The loss IS estimated
II g2l79.
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DIR. Sumner Cummings

ESPECTFULLY scquaiuts his friends
~ and the public, that he has established him
sell 10 the practice Of his profession, in Portland
Those disposed to patronize him, will End him for
the present, at the residence of Dr. STEPHEN
CUMMINGs, Congress-street, where he would be
happy 10 wait on them Dee. l6 #
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GITUATION WANTED. A yong man.
- well acquainted with the Grocery Business.
would like 20 get situation in store in town.
Cor SIN or seven months one would he preferred
where considerable business is transacted.
Please 10 enquire a. the Gazette OfEce. y
Portland Dec 10, 1873
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UTANTED 1000 CEDAR POSTS ~
w fencing, 10 be delivered BY March or April
next Enquire Of the subscriber, No s, Mssssrs !
Rotr WILLIAM OXNAKD
Portland Dec ?, 1879 QLl
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TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS
The poctical favoar Of our friend yiilsaHs was
received too late for insertion to-day. We shall
give Il place in our next with great pleasure.
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NOTICE.

TyHE Subscriber intends IN change hia
H. present line 81 business--thereiore calls
or at persons indebted 10 him to rake pay
ment by the a0th Of the present month. All
demands unpaid a that date, vii BE- ieff with
~ Attorney cor collection.
JOHN NOBLE.
P0rflaas, Dec. 9Th, 1879
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GA CARD.

VA IA ND.
THE PROPRIETOR Of PORTLAND
MUSEUM, desires to express his thanks
to the citizens OF Portland and the public in gem
eral, for the very handsome patronage bestowed
on that new Establishment, and assures them that
while their liberslity excites in him the livelest
feelings Of gratitude, it win stimulate and en-
courage him TO use every exertion to render il
bore and more worthy of continuance Of their
iayors. Dec. 10.
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RAvr roK saLr, Ar sos 3 \ 4 Lose-HHAhf
I)nn Bbls- EFcaertckE-
@oo burg Superfne nTTD
80 Bbl.. IL. sIiadliars J FLU IL
200 %. Alenr Supervise
l.1 do. 10. Scratched
800 BASKETS SHORTS
loco Buahels Yellow CORN
6 Hhds Virginia TOBACCO
q Pipes Cognac BRANDY
d DO. Holland GIN
- Bis. AmsTican do;
~ Iihds 81. Croix RUM
20 do e. Johns do
10 Half Chests CapeF Sonchong TEA
10 Chests Tyson do.
30 do. Hvs0n Skin DO.
ID Boxes Havana White SUGAR
% do. do Brown do;
Hhds Mu~coyad0 do;
100 Lbs. Loaf do;
I'D Casks Malaga RAISINS
% Boxes No. | CHOCOLATE
50 kegs BUTTER;
3 B5is- GINGER;
800, GOO Alexandra CIGARS !;
20 Hampers Cider BOTTLES
900 Bbls Mess No. ], No. ?, a. No. BEEF
200 Boxes 6by 8, 2 BY 2, BY 10, l. 10 by /.
Window GLASS,
Pieces Ravens DUCK
Y :......4LSO..:.:.
The Hull Of new high decked BRIG, bull
OF White Oak, Of the following dimensions
Length on Deck, eighty three ieet six inches
breadth, twenty-five feet ten inches, depth, elev
en- feet ten inches
Portland, Dec. 10, 1923
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Tomorrow, "Wednesday, Dec.
II 4 H. orAoek. IL Frsus d ATWOOD Il
QUINCY \ OFFICE.
f Hhds Alaiasses,
- boxes snathonE Tea,
ln0 iars fresh Olives.
80 hail Chests -uurhorK Tea,
II haurls bFown Sega,
24G BOTTLES and 11 demit0hns C8lamtaan
Mhiskey,
500 bushels Yellow Corn.
.9iAs---HnaEy AEfirirs hrlonFiug M an iHsUlV-
ems debtor, Va Caska Wine. spanish Cigar
Ne Nr Dee ib
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flyHE propnstors of UHioa Wharf. ara hereby
III notified that their Annual Meeting will BE-
held At Mitchells Hotel, in Portland. on the first
Tuesday in January next, at O'Clock, Y. NJ 10
act on the oilowing articles -
|. To choose Moderator
2. To choose Clerk for the ensuing year, and
such other officers a they may judge necessary
to manage their affairs.
3. To receive and allow accounts Il they think
proper, aad generally 20 act on all masters they
may deem eApedient and beneficial to ali Goa
cerned.
SAMUEL r. HUSsEYs Props Clerk
Portland, II mo. Is, is23.
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WILLIAM DIX,
T4TLOR.

-biddle-Strcei, Rert door easf from y Harro d's
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends an
IL the public, that he has lately received from
Philadelphia, the new and improved System Of
Rules for cutting, whereby garments are com
pleted with much less cloth than formerly. He
has also correspondent az Philadelphia, through
whose means he will be constantly furnished
with such Improvements in the fashions &c as
may arise.
w. ID. Grateful for past faT0urs, and the pat
ronage bestowed upon bis endeayours to please,
solicits continuance thereof, with an assurance
on his part, that nothing shall be wanting TO de-
serve IL
n. b. Garments cut by him u the shortest
notice, and the strictest care and attention will
be given % the arrangement Of the parts and
pieces OF the work, 50 Is to prevent any difficult
~ in making Portland, Oct p. Il.
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HNO BE SOLD, az Public Auction. NIX the
H. Sfors Of samuel Fisher, 10 North Var
mouth, On THURSDAY. tins eighteenth day VI
December next, NJ u clock, ". Nh pursuant nv
license from the Judge Of Probate Cor the eonn-
~ N Cumberland,
20 much Of the real estate of
Isaac III Bailey, hate Of said North Yarmouth,
deceased, As win raise the sum Of Eve hundred
dollars, for The payment of the debts of said de-
ceased, and incidental charges
Sand real estate consists of a.
bout one quarter al an acre Of land, N the VII
lage. in said North Yarmouth with store ard
barn thereon, now occnpies by Samuel Fisher
above named-a wen known and excellent
stand for business.
A lot,and Store thereon,near-
ly opposite Walnut Hill meeting house, now or
cuPied by York and Baston.
-Four acres and three quarters
Of land set of TO said Isaac N Bailey, ON exeru-
ton against Nathaniel Mitchell being part Of the
homestead farm OF Benjamin MITCHELL decess-
ed
One half of a lot near the bap-
tist meeting house containing about one hundred
rods or land, with half a large two story dwell
ing house thereon, and small barn and wood
house. Said house was built for, and is well cal
culated FOR two families.
Also, the reversion of the wild
ow's dover in the other half Of said lot and
house, with small barn, and two pews in said
meeting house.
Conditions made known n the sale.
r. RUSSELL, Adm. W boHiS Hor.
ROBERT III C0RLlSs, .9prtr
North Yarmouth, Nov ., ls13
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Shawls, Bombazetts, & Ladies
Cloths.
EDWARD HOWE.

No. 5, Merchants ROSo, Middle Street.
IL AS received BY the recent arrivals, Case OF
Il Plain and Bordered CASHMERE. and Cd
and IA, Braganza and Angola SHAWLS, an en-
tire new style. 3 Bales Black and Cold. Plain.
cold Figured and TwiIled BOABAZETTS. /
Case OF elegant Blue Ladies Habit and Peiisse
CLOTHS cases OF black and blue BROAD.
CLOTHS and CASSIAIERES, fresh ana direct
from the Factory. A large variety Of rich ana
elegant patterns fine and superfine Eidderminster
C.aRPETINGS.
The above, with an extensive assortment. also.
Of other fresh imported Goods, are now open and
offered tor examination, al such prices. Is he aat
tiers, viii be satisfactory to purchasers
October IA, Is23
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Cumberland Insuranss CoprpQnu.

Cumberland Insurance Company.
ANNUAL MEETING.
THE Stockholders of the Cumberland In
surance Company are hereby notified that
their Annual Meeting, for the choice Of seven
Directors, for the ensuing year, viii be held at
their Once, on MONDAY, the 9th day of January
next, at o'clock p. NJ
By ordsr OF the Directors
JAMES NEAL, President.
Cumberland Insurance Office,
POrilrRd, Dec 10th, 1923 (
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-
In PORT OF IN
~ :.PoRTL.1ND.. HAg
Cleared-Brgs Hora, (new) Jones, for Ha-
vsns, BY Hez. Winslow-Castor, Hood, for Ma
tanEas, by ]. Knight-new BRIG Romulus, Nj.
Webb, for Savannah and Mobile, owned by
Messrs. John w. Smith and Benjamin Radlord-
sloops Lion, Polieys ; and President, Stanwood,
Bost0n-schr Scion, johnson, Boston.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
The brig WIN. & Henry, Of Warren. from Thom.
aston. for Charleston, was spoken Nov. 9th eff
Cape Lockout IN distress. with the loss Of spau,
bOwspnt, and other damage. in tremendous gale
the day before.
Nov. "a lai Is, long. Is. Recover. Curtis from
Grenada, for W ilnington.
Dec. 5, lst Al, 40, long. 81, an English sehr. f.
Trinidad for Esstpon, IN distress, sails split short
Of provisions. lsaky. camboose broken. 4-c.--she
was supplied.
The Fair American. Moody, Zoe Mobile. sailed
from Liverpool, 27th Oct.
The VIM Dswon. II Frankfort. touched al 81
Bsus, Nov II. and sailed for St. Thomas.
Brig EydeF. Of kennebnnk, from Marseillss, for
ChaTsston. sailed from the Rock of Gibraltar, Nov
;. Brig Sarah Morrill,. Freeman. was 10 qusrsH.
tine al Gibraltar.
A, Cape Haytien. a7sh uli. brig oaOn, Smith. fss
ksunebunk.
T.. A. ST. Ubes. Nov .. brig Baltimore. Moody. for
Portland. q DAYS.
The brig Cailiope. Of Belfast. sailsd from Bahia,
Oct 10. far Havre.
AT Bahia. Oct rs. brig William. johnson, Of
Piuston, loading, for Buenos Ayrss. s days.
The brig Marcia. Kelly. of Portland. sailed from
HambnE. for Hsvans. Sept rs.
A brig from SsSo. touched al St. ylaceats, and
sailed Nov. ls. for leeuard.
The schn Ann. Singer. Ia days from Thomaston,
az a. Alexsndsis. Dec 8.
The Flsrida. Porter, Of this port. At. al Loudsu.
Oct IS.
Al S. CFcix. about Nov. ~. S. Clair, whit
more, from Norfolk. dasch- Climax. whssler IA
days ffom Do. Just ar
Ar. At Kingsson. Jam z5th oct Director. HamlL
toB, Of this par. New YoEk, "a
The Harriet OF Barn Portland Of Portland
and Atlas. do Ieif sle Dornz Nov L.
A Lisbon. Oct Is. the Seneca. Gray. of this port
for the W ssisrn Islands.
q "a Gihnlsar. 2ssh Oct. brig Floyd. Perkins.
Csdi1
Ar az ~ Ukss. Nov. Q. a Kennesunk hris. fan
swsring the description Of the Jane. f,om Aasler-
dam.)
A Pou.as-Psiarr. Nov. 10. sssx wiIisu. vorri.
of this port 10 Frances. Lord. from wllmiarrrn.
y kYTon- Goaid. do. lie Bolisa. foF Bostoa.
sailed 18th.
katsfsd AZ New OrIrans, Nov 10. Henry. Davis.
o. fhosnas,en. and adv. fog freight OF ca wm'
Smith. % this port lcst no topmasl Az Fou st.
fhisin lido. Thomass@n.
A., :, ssssaHah. Ncs. sssh, big Midas. Prises.
Poulsn4 H.
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Cleared-Brigs Hora, (new) Jones, for Ha-
vsna, BY Hez. Winslow-Castor, Hood, for Ma
tanEas, by j. Knight-new bris Romulus, NJ
Webb, for Savannah and Mobile, owned by
Messrs John w. Smith and Benjamin Radford-
sloops Lion, Polieys; and President, Stanwood,
Boston-schr Scion, johnson, Boston
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THE Stockholders 10 the KENNEBEc
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY arc
hereby notified, that another assessment Of $50
on each share has been voted by said Company,
10 pay for the Steam Boat WATERVILLE, and
they are respectfully requested to pay the same
TO the subscriber, and receive certificates of their
stock.
JIM. GERRSH, Treasurer.
Portland, Dec. Is, 1923.
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kaisfed AZ New Orlcans. Nov. 10. Henry, Davis.
o. Ihosnassen. and adv foF freight % ca wm.
snish. o. Tins port. Loaf no Sopmasf Az For St
Phiip lido. Thomassen
. Ar ssSsssnnah Ncy. Ssh hsig Midas. Prisce.
Pouland H.
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An interesting. bui care-worn mendicant.
Ia vacant mood and mind, entered tie store of
wealthy merchant in this city. A. as he paced
along. Ills eyes rested upon m unusual quanti-
~ ofsiiver& gold coin. which the clerkswero
busted In counting Ills heart sunk within
him ashe felt the chill Of November, which
reminded Linn Of the poverty III FLA 0t and ne
misery of bis family, and turning away ia
despair, hc calculated 10 himself. how happy
some ofthat money would make NE ~ What
il that y0n say. my friend 'n inierrorated tba
merchant The confused mendicant begged
20 be excused ;--he was not Conscious Of any
thing AZ The moment Az suy rate, Nv thought
was not meant for bis ear. Bot the kind heart
ed merchant would cot take denial. and the
poor man repeated what before bad involunta-
rily broken from His hps. And how much
my dear fellow, would II take ID make yeu hap
ny A q. don't know the winter IA coming
space, and have nO wood NV wife and cliil-
dreD are but poorly clad. Tor have been sick.
Orr wants are limited, however aud fifteen
dollars would dissipalc the gloon Of winter"
''iohn count this man d hullafsr The in-
gcnuoBs heart can fssflike the grateful siran-
ger, the noblcnfss NJ such bounty. and exult
az human nature that meek eyed charity
should end such q kindred abode. AT evening
THE clerk enquired. shat entry he shoui1
make Of he money 4 Q say by making man
happy. chs. answered tile to less eccentric,
tlan humaue merchant.
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BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

THE MEDICAL LECTURES at Bow.
doin College will commence on MokpAy.
the 23d day of February, 1924 On Surgery
and the Theory and Practice Of Physic. by Ma.
than Smith, M. ID. On Anatomy and Physiol-
ogy by John ID. Wells, NJ ID. and on Chemistry
and Materia Medica, by Parker CleaveIand.
A. NJ
This Medical Institution possesses an extern
sive and valuable Anatomical Cabinet. receiv-
ed from Europe, which, il is believed i equal.
II not superior 10 any other in New-EngIand
II contains all the preparations necessary for
emonstrations--with many valuable morbid
specimens, and a collection in Comparative
Anatomy
The LIBRARY embraces the most valuable
modern works on Medicine, and its collateral
Sciences. Ii also contains a fine collection ~
the most approved Plates, including the expen-
sive works OF Cooper, Bell, Home, Scarpa.
Baltic, Bateman, &c. Several hundred volumes
have arrived from Europe, since the last course
Of Lectures
The fee for Ticket OF admission 10 each
course of Lectures, il FIFTEEN DOLLARS. pavable
m advance amounting In the whole 10 forty
FIVE dollars.
IT Any citizen Of NAME, who NAV need
surgical operations, and who shall offer sarfs-
FACTORY evidence of great poverty, shall have
such OPERATIONS and the medical srrExp.xry
necessary in such cases, free from expense. pro.
vided such person Is brought into he vicinity
of the College, so that the operations may pen
orally be performed In the presence 81 the med
ical pupils.
1.-The usual price Of BoARDrSe al Bruins.
wick, il 81 rs a week
Brunswick, Nov. 25, 1923 s,vsou
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WANTED.
WILLIAM DIX.
T1UOR.

Street, merit door ecd from J. Harrod's,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
Va the public, that he has lately received from
Philadelphia, the new and improved System 81
Rules for cutting, whereby garments are CON-
pleted with much less cloth than formerly. He
has also correspondent at Philadelphia, through
whose means he will be constantly furnished
with such Improvements in the fashions &c a.
nav arise.
w. d. Grateful for past favours, and the pat
ronage bestowed upon his endeavours 70 please
solicits continuance thereof, with an assurance
on his part, that nothing shall be wanting to de-
serve t.
\. b. Garments cut by him al the shortest
notice, and the strictest care and attention will
be given to the arrangement of the parts and
pieces Of the work, 50 az 10 prevent any difficult
~ m making. Portland, Oct % r.
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"A III persons interested in the claim "a H.
- demaity for spoliatiOns committed on
Their property ~ the public and private arm
ed Vessels Of France, between and during
the years 1898 and 1909 CincIuding French
captures. which have heen rejected bv he
tomniss'oners under the Flo sda Treatv1 are
requested TO call 81 the Office ~ Woonnrny
sroRRR, Esq. and become sizners 10 a Memo
RAJ addressed 20 the Congress o. the Unnes
States, on that subject.
y - indispensabiy requisite that che Nemo.
RAJ ne completed forthwith: claimant. A..
thefefors requested 70 give Their immediat.
attention.
Portland, Nov. 10, 1929.
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W.4LTH.4H BLEACHING SALTS.

THE great and increasing demand for this
article proves that II Is unrivaIcd Tor
whitening Cloth, Lace. Muslin. Linen or Cot
ton Thread, and every vegetable fabric for
removing without any injury, all yellowness
arising from water, age, or smoke, all vegeta-
bic stains, niidew. tea, coffee, wines, cherry.
cordials, linctures, lavender, and every vege-
table dye.
Any purchaser who does not find the article
To answer every purpose stated In the dIrec-
tons, provided they are followed IS at liberty
70 return the box, and shall receive his mon
ey.
Each box. " accompanied with suitable al.
rections, and i sufficient 70 make gallon OF
superior BlsacliAg Liquid sold by
MERRILL g. MITCHELL,
.5xcnts 10 ne Manufacturer.
Corner n Unsoa & .HidIdie- Sirests. Portland.
wLo have on hand, an extensive assortment oi
Msdicines. Painfs T. DyssigLs.
September ., les5.
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NOTICE.

I'HE subscriber has been appointed, BY
] Messrs. W. r. 4 G. Stockbridge. their A.
gent for the sale Of PAPER in this place. and
win be constantly supplied with Writing and
Wrapping Paper from their Mill.
HORACE SEAVER.
Portland, Dec. 2, ls23.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-09
For Sale. or TO Let.

INHE breast work bank and fats, sixty nine
IL feet IN width, adjoining, and south Of Mr..
ASDREws' IRoS FURSAcE, situated on Thames
Street. The above property Is very suitable
place for any business requiring access to by
water Enquire at No. 8, Mussey's Row, Md
dIc-Sired. Portland, Nor ~ MI
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-09
JAMES NEAL

Has for safe, Exchdnge-Street,
1000 BBLS. Mess Nos. /, ., &s BEEF,
49, zoe half Barrels Mess & Mol, ditto.
10 Hhds. Retailing M0LASSES,
800 sides Of Upper LEATHER, part undressed
eco undressed CALF-SKlNS.
Portland. Nov. Q5