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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03

santatiyes "for the relief Of Jacob Bah
bit Z" "sur the rsiiei OF VIM. Bartlett,
John S,earps, Nathaniel Barber, ana
Others" Ito repeal in part, 40 act emil
tied An, act to lessen tho compensation
for Marshals. Clerks. and Attorneys.
in the cases therein mentioned" were
severally read twice. and appropriately
referred.
Mr.. Barbour submitted resolution
providing for the appoin ment OF joint
conm i,tee Of both Houses, to present
to their respective House, all such acts
Of Congress - may expire during the
ysssion, and which tho public service
NAV REQUIRE to be renewed; which re-
solution was read, and laid over Tor
consideration.
The following resolution, submitted
Yesterday by M. Elliot, was again read
for consideration:
"ResoIved, That the President OF the U.
States be requested 10 cause an appiica-
ton 10 be made to the British government,
through our Minister al that Court, tor a
correct lis, oil the name: OF such persons as
may have been paid. with the sums re-
: celved by each. for lands held by them m
the Floridss previous to the treaty o. 1888,
and of which they were deprived, on the
transfer OF that territory to Spain, by VIZ
| tue of the said convention"
Mr.. Elliott aid, that the object OF bis
! resolution woull probably be apparent to
In. Sepat,-that il would be recollected
that the Florldas were formerly IN posses
sion Of the British government, while we
| were colonies oil that countIy-that, upon,
the transfer OF The Floridas 10 SPAN, 1t had
been stipulated that such British subjects
as chose to remain there, should be per.
miited to doso; but that great proportion Oi
those subjects had abandoned that c0un,
try. and removed 10 Great Britain; and had
since been compensated tor the property
they lett there But some others had re-
moved to the U. States; preteIring to
share the difficulties OF our Revolution,
and the subsequent blessings. OF our 60
vernment, some OF these persons had neveI
rece wed any tompensat ton for the proper
~ they left, and II had now become ne
cessary TO decide upon their claims to
lands IN Florida. This could not be done
correctly, without the information refer
red 10 10 the resolution which was now IN.
! der consideration. The heirs Of many o.
these persons had come forward with their
claims, and this information was Wantea
TO guard against imposition.
! The resolution was agreed to.
Adjourned till Friday.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
District of Columbia.
Counfv of AleS,

County Of Ale9aadrfd.,
DlCHARD WRENN bss applied to TIE
IL hon. William Crancb, chief judge /"
the United States circuit court oil the us.
trict oil Columbia 10 be discharged IRON
imprisonment. under The act for The Iel'elt
OF insolvent debtors within the Distr'ct OF
Columbia, on The FIRST Monday OF 'anual!
next. at 8 O'Clock, A. N. at the cou9'
house 10 Alexandra. when and where DID
creditors are required TO attend:
dec 80 EDN. ]. LEI, C.s
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03

Statistical sbl. OF Gr.eee-trars!aiion--.
original copy received from Mr.. i;lddle-
ton.
The message, sc. was ordered TO lie on
the table.
And The House adjourned to Friday.
The follow ipg is the Committee appoint.
ed on Dir. Floyd's motion for an INQUIRY
into the expediency OF occupying Tue
mouth of The OREeoN, (Columbia): Messrs.
Floyd, Gurley. Scott, Hayden, basse,,
Frost, and Bay lies.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
GOVERNORS OF THE SEVERAL STATES.

Iry |, 1874:
Levi Woodbury..
William Eustis.
William T.. Gibbs.
Cornelius P. Van Ness,
Oliver Wolcott.
Joseph G.. Yates.
lsssc II. Williamson.
John Andrew Shuize.
Samuel Paynte,,
Samuel Stevens.
James Peasants, Jr.
Gabriel Holmes.
Thomas Bennett.
George NJ 'l'roup.
John Adair.
William Carroll.
Jeremiah Morrow.
Ihos B, Robertson.
Walter Leake,
William Hendricks.
Edward Coles.
Israel Pickeus.
Albion K Paris.
Alex. McNair.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
Linens, CaLcoes, ScartS, sc.
ANDREW SCOTT-

EAL fiaI-NGE STREET.
has JUST HECtWEn, ANS nFFKHE FuH shtr
III MEMS IN WHOLE AND HALE
IL PIECES,
Esegant French CALICOEs, and Printee
MUSLINS
American Blue CALICOEs, little Inner
feet n Che printing, a one shilling per yard
A Handsome Assortment III White and Cgi
CURED RAW sIIK NANTES, Al less than WV
Boston prices
Rich PLAID BOMBAZEEN and FALEN
GA sCARFS, some rs low as l5s
super Kid GLOVES, az IS and 30 ceBts
Muslin HANDKERCHIEFS. al IS cents
PARAS0LS, at 81 .25 cents
Furniture Patch Ginghams, a great variety
Superior Black Nankiu Grapes, Boston Dye
Grape Dresses Yellow and Blue Nankins Ze
las Merino and Merin0 Printed Hdki. Fan
cy six and Gauze DO. English Meriuo -haWls
Plaid Lustrings Black Levantine Black and
Col0ursd Figured Silks White and Pawn Col
CURED Bombazeen Garniture Ribbons Ions
Lawn Figured and Corded Muslins and Mus.
Din Dresses KrsunEs super Flag and Black
silk Hdkis.-Together with an extensive assert
ment Of other articles which, being bought
principally al the laLe Auctions in Boston, will
be sold very cheap.
Portland, April IA, 1924 q
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20


In this town, child Of Mr.. William Nc
Dade
In Boston, on Thursday last, Mr.. Simon Gard.
ner, aged "a, proprietor and publisher Of the
Boston Gazette
"a Africa Mr.. Bowditch the traveller
In New Castle, Mrs. Elizabeth. consot N NJ
John Trask aged "a She had IS children 81
grand-children. and is great grandchildren.
10 =. George, Mr. Nathan Hancock, sged g.
Mr JoShua Thorndike, aged TO- Mr. Matthew
heHoek aged 81. 81 Revolutionary Pensioners
10 Bath, on Friday last. widow Abigail Stetsan.
aged ~.
10 Minot' Me suddenly. Lydia, coasort or Charlie,
MOODY Esq formerly 81 Newhurv.age A.
In Marion Co. 5. c. 10Th March. Mr.. Charles
A ADAMS, aged p years, formerly of this town,
and sou of Prof, Adams, Dartmouth Col.
Ia Belfast, Miss Jglis Longfellow, eldest
dscghtsr Of Stephen LongfeIlow, Esq. aged
'2l.
In Halowell, Mr.. Moses Rollins, aged
30, formerly OF EPping, ". n.
Mise Submit Davenport, S. For the LIST 81
years she had suffered with convulsisns a,
often as once every week on an average
10 Greene, on the 9TH inst BENJAMIN Merrill
Esq. aged SO years lie was one Of the FIRST set
tiers, and resident nearly so years il that
place
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
~ MARINE.
IN PORT OF
49, ::POR7LA.ND:: x4slso


ARRIVALS.
THURSDAT--Ar ar. brig Mary, 2. r Merrill
2s days frcin Point Petre, Gaudaloupe, molas-
ses, to T. Cutter Left. 18th ult sch's. Milo. J
G. Wicker, Newbern, next day Fanny, Wyllie
Newborn, 90 +; George, Tobey, of Thomsston
for " York, 10th April -, Denne, New.
port Planet, Morrison, fr. Newburyport, ar day
before.
Passenger in the VI. Mr.. William Cutter, OF
this town.
Same dGy-Ar briggs Barzillai, Knight from
salem, corn and -four; Diligence, Jordan, Bos-
ton, in ballast, to Woodbury., Swan Z fucker
schr Hope, Yarmouth, c c.
Also, ar Barque Lloyd, COombs, 30 days from
St Barts, and frem Hampton Roads
Same day-Liberty, Croweli Dennis
Went 10 SEQ yesterday, brigs Mechanic, Pur-
inFton, and Albion, Jones' for Havana
FRIDAH-Sloop Caroline, Brewer. 3 DAYS from
Charleston. :. C. eaTgn rice, 20 Joel Hal-sxperi-
enced bad weather Spoke 18th. Cape Elizabeth
n. w Ieasses, brig Albion aud Mechanic, hence
for Havana.
Same day--President, Stanwood, Boston Co
werner, knight, Boston brig Edwin, Robinson,
Newburyport sch Factor, Hubbs, n York
SATURDAY-Sch Ciementne Pratt, Nor.
folk Mary, Preble, Alexandra Mary. Crow
I'll. ~ York. with 1900 bushels i've, $50 hu shells
Corn. 100 barrels Flosr, American Giu Cheese,
Hardware. SC 70 Jehn D. Gardner Decatur. TIT.
comb. N. YORK, Teas. Iln and Cram, 20 Joel Hall,
ard Greeley & Jonei-Sioops Liberty MOODY.
Nrwburyport--Jones Hale Stanwood, n York. via
SAGA Tobscco. 70 John Williams.
SUNDAY-Ar brig Absous. Lewis e. days H.
POINT PelTe. Qua. m0lAtses. 20 r. Emerson. Leh
2ist all brig Albert Blanchard. hence. disch. ;
Hapnah, Tfnweridge. just ar. from New Haven ;
Catharine. White. DO. 10 Beaver. Lindsey, Ken-
nebunk disch'g Mary & Nancy. Theobad. Of
Dresden disch sch. Liberty. Harvey. az Eliza
beth City. New York, 10 Fanklin. Meary. of
New York, for St. ThoHas 20 Betsey Dennis az
Newpou. Charleston. $. Z 10 sch. Two Sons, Ste
vens. Of this port, sailed IN c.. Cor Baltimore
Spoks April lila. lat 50 a. lon II, IS, brig We
rus Saunders, II DAYS bon Havana for Boston
I6th. ship Saehem, Bartoa. from Bostoa
MONDAY. --Schr. De phiu. Benson. Mounl De
sert for salem
CLEARED-BriE Prize, Talbot, Matanras 7,
i. Messenger, Porter, Portsmouth
VESSELS sPoKEN.
March 30sh, iat. Is -, ION. 81. as sch Planet
RadcliI Of Ponland. lIom Wilmington, for Cape
Henry.
I'D lat IS. laa. 81. brig Liberty. Of Kenne-
sunk. s days from Nlimiugtsn. lor w. ladies.
April 50. lat IS So. len. 81 So. an Enzhsh bng
from Demerara. fog Halifax.
- inst. lat . "a, lOng. 81, brig Nancy, from
Havana, for Halifax.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
FOR SALE AT
JEREMIAH GORE, jas.
COMMISSION STORE.

No 8, south s,de Lang Wharf,
THESTS and boxes HysOn, Young Hyson &
~ SouchOng Teas, FIRST chop and just i'm
pOrted-bbls. clear, mess, prime l. No / Pork
bbls. ground Ginger-hhds St Croix Rum
Pipes Cognac Brandy-Pipes Holland Gin
hhds Grenada Rnm-hhas American Gin
bags Liverpool 6ne Salt-casks prime Rice
casks Raisins-boxes Of Pipes-cases Canton
White Sugar-bbls Muscovado Sugar-cases Of
Sweet oil-qr. casks Sicily Madeira. Lisbon,
Dry and Sweet Malaga and Red Wines-Iadigo
-Cloves-Nutmegs-Pe &c. Ge.-ALso-
A new supply Of Baker i Laphsms Chocolate
80 Bushels Herds Grass Seed
April 10
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

We tie attending Physicians certify. that
the whole number Of persons admitted into
che Hospital - thirteen, three employed as
nnrsest 81 whom Mr.. Nelson had the small pox
when child.--Nr. Lnring Mrs Ranlins md
one of Der children have had the kline pock
These remaia perfectly well, excepting Mrs
Rankins, who has bad few pustues, on the
Forehead and arms. which howeyeF appear "a
be ENTIRELY local affection. having produced
bit little OF 10 Inconvenience. Immediately
90 is being asceri aimed that Mrs. Brown hai
the small par MR.. Br0En and children and
two o. Mr.. Rankias chddrcn were vaccinai-
edit took eject only Ia one 81 Mr. Nelson's
children, who as set shews no ether iudisposi-
ton than what may be imputed 10 the effec I
ii the acciaafion.--Neaher Of Ile Others
ever had the kline peck.
OF the above number are Thomas Haskell and
Betsy Rhoades. who were ascertained On the l4fh
laaant, 10 have the small p0x sud wer immedi.
atrly removed to the hospital They visited TIE
hOaep after Mrs Brown wns broken 0ut with the
small pox but previous 70 is being known what
nas the nature Of her eonplpints
We have this day visited Tue hospiial,a and find
them al as well as we could possibly expect
TIE hospital i made comfortable aud found
BY the selectmen with every necessary that the
exigency Of their case requires
J MERRILL,
ALBUS REA
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Aims House at Portland.

SEALED PROPOSALS for master " Tie
- Portland Aims House, will be received
BY the Subscriber until the Goth inst. In ad.
diuon to the salary, the master receives BIS
House Rent Wood, Vegetables, Milk, Keen
ing one Hog, l cent per yard on the Manu-
factory Of Cloth. and one third Of the NJ,
profits on sakum, and all shoes made !, nv
House. r. EMERSON Sse,,,
Portland, April 10, 1894
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
MlRRIEn-
JOHN MERRILL
ALBUS REA.

10 Boothbay, Nj Isaac Fly, TO Miss Prudence
kmsrsoa.
In Bath. Capt. Scott J Tallmau 70 Miss Msry
Aan Waterman. Mr.. Noah ToothakeI, Of Harps
well, q Miss Hannah snow.
: 10 Alna, Mr Jesse R0sseIl Jt 70 Miss Mary j.
Rohinson.
10 Fiichbag, Mr. John Boynfon. merchant. Of
Lnhee. Me 20 Miss Lousis Boutslle, Of s.
10 amouth, ou Tnardav lss'. nv Joshua Merrill
- Esq. Mr.. Daniel Dunham. to Miss Matilda
klosntior.
In Winthrop, Capt Jonathan Wniung, to Mi5s
Amelia Whine
In Thomaston by Rev , n Iugraham, Mr.
Lew Wiley, Of searsmont, 70 Miss Catherine
Bryant, OF Thomast0n.
In Haliowell, Mr. Asa Doe, to Miss Nancy
J.. Ssnboru.
la Norway, 9Th inst. Mr.. Amos Orievay
Of 81. Andrews, \. 3. to Miss Mary Ames, o.
the former place
IN MachiaS, Ar. Nathaniel Holmes, % Mis-,
Joanna Libhey.
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PartIard. AnriI IaIh- -

CUMBERLAND, $50. april ~ 1924.
Il lAKEN by execution. and will Do sold &c
Public An ton On sa turdsy. The twenty
second day II May next, a. thfes O'Clock, 2.
NJ. ~ the store # Jonsthas Auafsw, IN = md
liam. al the right 10 equiti Of redemption
that William Elder has IN and 20 reJten The
farm hr now III ~ DR., situated IN Wiudham
The same being moHgsged D the Windham
Ministerial Fund FOR the spm Of one hundred
and fifty dollar ty deed, dated Msy l7tb,
1921 said farm cc"taining one hnudfed acres
more or less FVI HALL D Sheriff
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STATE OF MAINE

CUMBERLAND 81.
Cosrt Of Common Pleas, March Term, A. D. 1924
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered,
u that the Petitioner giveuotiee 70 ali Der.
sons interested in the prayer thereof 10 aDpear
before the Justices Of our Court of Common
Pleas, a. be holden al Portland, within and f1r
the CouRty 81 Cumberland on the third TUESDAY
OF June neat, BY publishing an attesied copy NJ
said Petition, and this order thereon. three
weeks successfully in the Portland Garrtte
printed IN said Portland, the last publication 10
6e thirty days al least before the sitting Of said
Court that they may then and there IN our aid
Court shew cause If any they have. whv be
prayer q said petition should not be granted.
Copy Att
NM II. VAUGHAN. cI.-E
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

Notice.
THE co-partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the subscribers, was dissolved BY
mutual consent on tA 24th Of March last. All
persons indebted 70 the firm Of REA 81 JACK
SON, aud alsoto the previous firm Of ADAMS
JACKSON, are requested to call and make i'm
mediate payment to JOHN ANDERSON, ESQ. in
whose hands the accounts will be left for colec-
ton. And all persons holding demands against
the above firms, are requested to call on said
Anderson and receive their pay All debts that
are not paid by the 18th Of June next, will posi-
lively be put in suit.
ALBUS REA,
ALDEN JACKSON.
April 90.
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J MEkKIIL,
ALBUs REA

Portland. April ~. 1924.
To ths Sslsefssn n me Toion u Portland
Gentlemen We have this day visited the Small
Pox Hospital. and hnA al as we'll as when we Wis
tied them yesterday, excepting Haskell whose
symptoms are nor quite 50 favourable bat We hope
not alarming. Thee were admitted into the hos
pital yesietday VIZ. Aextnder BaSer John Eos
tef. aad Lacresia Foster. The last is but slightly
indisposed
Respectfully, Yours. &c
JOHN MERRILL.
ALBUs REA
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
B. C.. ATWOOD


Has fsr 1als, Hoir landing from Schooner Dseatur,
~ Central Hhayr
1000 Bushels New York Rye,
IN sacks
$50 bhIs. American Gin.difTerent fisilileries.
ID Chests Hyson Tea Beavers cargo,neE-
IN imported
De BALI cheats, Do.
u chests Young dyson
Is half chests, %.
10 Catty Box Hyson
10 do. Young Hgson
92 casks New Ricei landing from Sio0p
Car0line, from Charleston, :. H..
I'M STORE,
500 bushels white flint Long Island Corn
50 bbls- prime New-Y1rk Pork.
go bbls. lsess & No. Beef Ia bbls and
half bbis.
50 d.. Genesee family Flour, Of q suPe
ri0r gualltF-
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Nea0 : Elegant : Cheap /!
JUST KEtETvED,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Naxv apd Efaranf Goods

New and Elegant Goods,
AMONG WHICH ARE,
DLACK aud Cord. Gros de Naples
ID SILKS Black LEVANTINES, ~ supe.
fior Quality Black Italian and India LIS
THINGS Irish LINENS: Linen CAMBRiCS,
Long LAWNS British COTTONS COTTON
CAMBRICS Cambria MUSLiNs Mull and
INDIA DO; Tamboured SWISS, DO. Plain and
Tamboured FANCY d. Elegant black STA
FESTlNGs 10. Worsted COTTON. d0. slk
Cotton and Worsicd HOSIERY CALICOES, 3
large assortment GINGHAMS, dark and Light
Muslin and Bingham Robe PATTERNS Su-
periine and Common Flag HANDkERCHiEFS
Black SILK DO Elegant Fig'd. Gauze and
oilk FANCY do. MUSLIN Handkfs Imita-
ton MERINO, do. Broad aud Narrow Black
BOMBAZlNES Black, Blue, Oxford Mixed
and Hairsback BROADCLOTHS aud CAsSI-
MERES SATTINETTS Brown LINENS
Best Italian Sewing SILK TWIST BUCK
RAM Padding; BUTTONS Waltham Sea ISL
and No. ], ,, 4 and 5 SHIRTINGS and SHEET
lNGS, &C. &C. which are offered for sale very
cheap, By
ELISHA VlNTON,
Middle Street
Portland, April 90, 1924 6w
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DAVID HAYES,

.4ltorRey at Ian,
Has taken the Once recently occupied by
L. FITeE, Esq. at saeesrapPa village
in wssterosk, whsrs be will faithfully at.
tend % such business A. may Be entrusted 4
his care.
April 10, 1884.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
anatomy, PhySiOlOgy, &c. al
WatervilIe College.
ALEX'R RAMSAY. nj. ID.

nFConway, please God, will, on the mid
- de 81 Juae next open a course OF Lee
lures, al the College 10 Waterville, Maine.
on .4aGtonlg, as the basis OF Physiology, Me
dicine aud Surgery medical student.
hocereT dffsntics to the varied sciences OF
Mathematics, Chemistry, Natural Ph,losophv.
&c at College, rarely contempIates thsir
connexIon with the principles OF Life and Dis
ease Therefore, DR.. r. ~ investigating the
subjects Of the Tifeera, .MuJcles, Yssssls.
yNerrss, Bones, &c. at the moment eagraves on
the mind Of the pupil, the peculiar philosoph-
'cal and healing treatments connected with
the obJest before the audience Ram
say sntire Cabinet, comprising most exte a.
siTe and complete Anatomical Museum. and
his Library Will be opened foI his pupils. to
which his Book 81 reference il adapted.-As
DR.. Il. has always seea hon orsd with the
company Of learned practitioners, they NAV
De assured, that, as formerly, their names
shall not apPeRr as puphs-tbey will be &C
commodated with private chambeT-The
charge TO practitioners for single weeks, will
be $5-to practitioners or pupils, for the
course, from the middle Of June 10 the end 81
August, $40. The charge TO- board, proba-
bly, will not be over dollar.
Conway, April 5, 1924.
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TOILET.
CAUTION.

A Ii persons are cautioned against our
N chasing n Note Of Hand signed ~ me, To
MOSES DENNET, or order, for the sum III Fiji
~ Dollars-dated at Rutland, in the state 81
Vermont, on or about the 10th Of Septenber,
1922. As no value was received, and no pay
ment viii be made by me
SETH FOSTER
Portland April Is, 1924
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VAKEN BY IKE. TTT0N. and

ElAkEN BY Exc TTION, and 10 be sold
bt Public Auction, The Public Inn Kept bv
Lewis Hancock in Ray aa u, on THURSDAY.
me twentieth day Of Ma EFT, M eleven O'Clock
A. n all the right inequity Fhich Rcbekah ste
veni has In aud to redeem a certain Marcel 81
land with the buildings thereon, il Raynond,in
the County Of Cumberland, beng l0t numbered
twelve IN the second range d lots I'D Raymond,
contaaiag one hundred acre. more w iess,
me SINE being moTtgaged % Richard Manning,
70 score the payment ~ ore hundred and Tho
" hyedollars and interest, as ~ deed executed
the thHteth day Of Novcmher, -, Il is2-. aud re-
CORDED in the registry OF deeds To- aid Cchn-
y, Book %, page IS, references thersunio 81 NJ
nag for a more particular description thE-euf
liza NATHANIEL TILTON, Depy sherfM
Portland April 10TH 1924
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NOTICE

WHEREAS. SUSANNA KIMBAHL, a
w Town Pauper, Of otisheld, has sbsconded
from said Town. This is TO forbid all persons
trusting or harbOuring her on said Town's &C
eount, as We will pay no debts Of her contract
iRg. THOS. SHED, } Selcctmsn ot
ROLAND HOLDEN, Ofisfsld ana
FRANCIS CHUTE OrETEcYs.
Otis6eld, April 10th, 1874
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GREELEY e. JONES
Hare fsT sale, a .Ho's 4 4, Lsng Hkarf,
800 Bbls. Fred'g Superfine
FLOUR;

$500 Bbls. Fred'g Superfine
FLOUR;
50 Half bills Do Do.
30 Bbis Baltimore Whaff FLOUR;
800 Do. Fred'g 4 Petersburg Middlings Do
1000 Bushels SHORTS
"a Hhds Virginia Leaf TOBACCO
80 Kegs Manufactured Do.
25 Casks Prime RICE
80 Puncbeoas Old Grenada RUM;
Do Tobago do.
- %. e CroiK Do,
Do. Jamaica Do.
8 Pipes Cognac BRANDY
Do Bordeaux Do. -
3 Hhds Philadelphia GIN;
40 Bbls New York ~. " Washington
Distillery I" -
2 Hall and ! Or Pipe, FAuoh Madeira
WINE;
50 Barrels Boston Mess PORK:
80 Do. ~ York prime Do.
$50 Do Mess No. /, BEEF
Chests Hyson TEA; Beaver 5
10 Hall Chests Young Hyson Do; { .1'5E
30 Chests Hyson Skin Do
20 DO. Souchong Do
Bags Green COFFEE
80 Bolts Russia DUCK:
10 Casks Malaga RAISINS;
100 Boxes Mould CANDLES:
so Do. No. /, SOAP
20 Do No. l, CHOCOLATE
10 Half Do Do.
Bbs. Phila. Dry WHITE LEAD;
22O Aegs Do. Do. ground in OIL
90 Boxes Bristol PIPES;
Boxes Loaf, Havana White, Brown & Bbls
MuscOvada SUGARS;
Boxes 6 by 3, by 9, s by 10. and 10 by u
Bristol WINDOW GLASS;
Portland. April IL, 1924 3w
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SherifHs Sale.

IT AKEN BY EKECUTiON, and 10 be sold az
Public Auction Al the Public Ion Kept TN
Lewis Hancock, w Raymond, on III DGayasfaesahc
twentieth day o.iay nhzt,at trn o'ctlck.A Mall
the right ~ equity whichIames II he nes has in and
tortdeem q certain tract W lant orrtherwita ihr
building thereon, il RaymQHd. in ihe oountv III
Cumberland, being on he north SIDE "a The
County read leadin- - Bridgtou, 1t being q part
ot lot Number IL, u the third range III lots n
said Raymond tbeinE owned ~ common and
undivided with Thomas Themes; W. same con-
tanning seventeen acres and one hundred rods,
0e me same n1tre or less, excepting tweaty one
rods and tpse cghths Of a rod, With two story
House unfinished on the same. 81 being mortga-
ged TO Richard Manning, By deed exec ted
April ~ A. d 1923, snd recorded ir the
Registry Of deeds for said county, Book 95, r -e
so to secure the payment 81 two hundred and
nifty eight dollars and interest reference acreun-
70 being had, f1r more particular description
thereof
NATHAN TLTON Dep'fy. Sheriff.
Portland, April, ?, 1924