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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-25

The Buenos Ayres argos of the 11th
Sept. contains official accounts of the
surprise and capture, on the 9TH August,
OF General Carratala, with coo men, at
Chacapa, by Colonel Valdez, alias, the
Bar6aiuchO. Carratala was on his way
TO take possession of Potosi; very few
of his division escaped. Colonel Valdez
was pursued by the Spanish General
Valdez with bis division, and gave battle
at Escara. The force of the General
was completely routed, and he was COM
PEELED to retreat in turn, with about 600
followed by the Colonel in the direction
Of Tolapampa. These engagements
were between Royalist partisans attach
ed respectively TO General 0laneta and
his rival, who were eontending for do
minion. Olaneta is said to have been at
San Juan on the 97th Aug. with about
5000 men. Nat Ga=.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-25

Among the wonders of the vcgata-
BILE creation, the public papers mention
the following: At the MiddIesex Cat
tie Show, water mrlon weighing
iorty eight pounds-at Salem, a bee /
IS pounds--in Hillsborough,a cabage,
head, % pounds-at Portland, Can
ada squash, weighing 997 pounds
and in Canada, near Montreal, u Gu
cunlber, 4 feet, Q inches long.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-25

Lexington, (KyD Oct. 20-Mr.
William smith, native OF Germany,
l peaccable and good machapic ofthis
'own, was struck " jth brick bat on
me head On Satw day evening last,
and died the next day. The nIur.Icr
II by The uame Of Hiram Steele. who
las since abSc0nded.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-25

BelPs Weekly Messenger says, "The
annual number of our horses is almost
as much upon the increase as our po-
pulation. The removal OF the taxes has
led to this consequence. In many
counties new speculation has recent
ly arisen-that ofparks or grazing farms
for breeding horses, and nothing else
In Cambridgeshire there is one of very
great extent, and which annually sends
forth stocb of very great value"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-25

At the riding school at Valenciennes
there are, at this moment, the two small
lest horses in France, and, perhaps, in
Europe. They are only so inches high,
and are we'll matched.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-03-02
Liquors, Teas, Wines, &c.
yNN% SNACKE0ND,
NO. a FERRY WAREHOUSE,

AT THE FERRY LANDING, ST. LOUIS,
HAS just received, per steam boat Dolphin,
j 4 from Ne8-0reans,
Choice jamaica Spirits,
Cogniac Brandy
Madeira, rcnerifie and Malaga Wines
10000 lbs. swedes and Russia Iron, square,
fat and FUNDS, bars from Sd 10 2-5 inch.
1000 lbs first rate English Bii,tered, Ger
man, swedes ana Halhac Steel
Spades and ahoeels, Augers from TO qrs.
Imperial, Gupowler, and Old and Young
fi,san Fras in chests, half chests, or. do.
and 8 II. cahes.
Aun Coeperas and Birthstone, in bbs. kegs
and boxes.
Fish Hooks aad Lines, Of every size
M. II Cotton Cards
H,,Isao F,l.s, spike and common Gimblets
Grade a1a rshned HocX
Paint Brushes and sash Tools, assorted.
.}HS1, ~ SFORE,
vera genar,l assortment OF Groceries, Dry
Goods, Hardware. aud i1Nc-stulis. in paiF ena-
meraiea bel9w.ail at Which will be sold equally
low, and man, of lhem much lower, taAu Can
be purchased Al any other store in 81. Lou,s.
CASH or aoo.ls gwen for Rccs0ax and Fal-
low. illinois state paper taken at 50 cents
per dollar.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-03-02
Anfor nation Wanted.

The supscnDer, having with NV family |
4 EN- grated from Switzerland in Europe, o
Philadelphia, where arrived IN the year 1917, |
excepting my wife; she being taken SICK on
the passage AVID died before we landed Cir
cumsances made it necessary o bind nv chill
dren tor paying the freight, and myself being
Obliged to serve some Years for the same pur-
pose, with a farmer in HEREFORD township. IN the
lower part Of Berks county, Pennsylvania,
where do still reside. At the time my ar
rival in Philadelphia, bauni one Of my chill
dren, female, by name of RoSlNA PETERS,
(beng then seven and half years of age) to a
certain Anthony Brittle and wife, who then
| resided IN Philadelphia, and being also both
emigrants from Europe some years before
iyed here. Sad Anthony Brittle and wife
departed from Philadelphia, without my know
| ledge, in the year 1918, towards the ives, and
to k passage at Pittsburgh in steam boat, for
Cincinnati, H. accompanied by my daughter Ro-
| sina BY information received snce the said
Rosina was left with the captain or owner of
the steam boat, his family being resident at
Cincinnati. ANY person knowing any thing
of the SAID Rosna Peters whether living or
dead. and by informing John Walter, p. NJ.
Reading, Pen. thereof by a few lines directed
to him. with whom am well acquainted, will
DO AN act OF charity, and will receive the
thanks of much afflicted and atfeclioiatc ia.
Their
JOSEPH PETERS.
Reading, Augl6, 1928.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-03-02

against all men in ofice-but merely against
the base, the treacherous, the selfish, the I'M
worthy. Against such, an unconditional war
is declared. The editors will make no truce,
no compromise with corruption But the
well meaning, honest man, will find in them
an advocate, protector from the machina-
tons of envt-his character shall be holy.
Nothing lbellous, indecent, or licentio1s,
shall be admitted into this papers and no un-
necessary asperity shall be used and asperity
of any kind, when resorted to, shall always
have the good of the people as its ultimate
object.
The conditions of this paper will be three
dollars, If paid within six months from the de-
livery Of the first number, or four dollars at
the end Of the year
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-03-02
Groceries,, sc.

BOOKS,
1900 lbs. iogWood,
10000 lbs. Castings Of every description,
II ba = efor Havana Coffee,
IL barrels Philadelphia Loaf sugar,
2 do Alum. ) do. Gopperas,
do Mad CT,
/ ease ihdis o--spanish float,
3 obs. sugar Rice,
Youhae li,sob and Imperial Heas,
Alspee, Fraper. Cinnamon,
utmegs, Cloves,
Ginger, race and ground,
Brmsone, Gampbor,
8 by 10 and 10 b, Il Glass,
Glass ia blers,
Looking Classes, assorted,
Cotton Cards, No 10,
Cordage. assorted. Blocking Irvine,
Hard j. lin Ware.
Knives ami Forks,
Butcher Knives. Pocket do. Pen do.
Spanish do. Pruning do. Jack Go.
BalaN do. SbOe do
Butts and screws. Brass Butts,
screw Augcrs Twined Bits,
Bonnet Aire, Buckets,
Can Ileslcks suffers and Trays,
Cork ocreAs, Caryers,
Trace CHAINS. Log do.
Coffee B0lers. Coffee Pots,
Coiiee wills. Candle auuIis.
CuIIenders, " ash Basins. Lanterns,
Tm Pa $, lin Cu)s Djppei5,
Mix and Water Buckets,
Measure, assorted. rea Caddies,
.Iapanned Tnmblels, MIX straners,
German steel Hand avs.
DsaNl"g Knives, Ra'c1ets, Broad Axes,
aEcs, Adzes,
Hand saws, Cross Cat, Fiat, Mil SAWS, and
Eal-tsii Fries,
i or, ka03. aud Pad Locks,
,lin,s, Bed screws, Garr,ins Knives,
urry Combs, Ch,ssels, t.ouges,
Curb CHAINS. Spurs, Flat irons,
II l. and Strap Ilnrcs,
Shoe, Claw and Riseung tanners,
Virginia and Nankee Hoes,
Plneers, Plane do,
screw Plates. COWbells,
Iron Squares, Spoons, shutters, Stirrups,
spythe Stones, BAzots,
saddlers' add 9hoemakcrs' lacks,
Milestone, Brass Cocks,
Crockery Nare.
Blue and Green edged pIntes,
Do. do. do. rwlifiers,
me -nuli'"S'
niae Ill" ti'ieu cups ana oAacers'
DO n"g"r ooNis'
ID Bow Is assorted sizes,
M"eho n""'' CO.
Blue Basins and f.wers,
" hte basilis. DO Pitchers,
Blue and White Chambers.
AIRY hoods.
famhr;cs Se,y;,a Silt ,,d q pa,Io
I,...o.,,,d al, [susLns
YES, patI,I.,s Fh,,n,,s
Gin ~, tk,b.s Nha.yI,
pL,s. sill md na1rass handkerchief
Dnnr.t,c pI,;as
:. stn',4s
8. Cblcl,5
&C shSe,'nos
&c sh;rt;,,a,
CaEcoes ir.sh linens
Men's cotton Hos. DO. Half Hose.
rlo,h Cas,,,,et Uoa,..n SocL.
Aisl upfs.
Brandy, ST. Croix and W. |. Rum,
Peach Brandy, Cordlais.
@,,nsi,.;ae
MEMS WoIheh's ana Children's Leather,
NJ rocco ana hid SHOES,
oio'hes' mar, ohoe' >croooihs, sweeping
and NblleWaSl brushes,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-03-02
inflammation Wanted.

NHARLES IiAtRIs0N lef this place in
u the year 1919. and went to the state of
Missouri He has not been heard of here
since in June 1921 --he was then in st. Gene
We've county, Missouri. ANY person having a
knowledge of hm since that time, will confer
lasting favor on his disc 5nsolate friend. by
communicating the same bv letter, to the sub
scrber in Salem, Indiana. He is by occuDaI
ton q cabinet maker, and sometimes works al
the House Carpenters business, is between
A and IS years of age. about 5 feet or 9 I'M
ches high, straight built, fair complexion, dark
hair and btne eyes.
RIO VERT HARRISON, !
Salem, Ia Nov z. lS5
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-03-02
POETRY.
NIGHT.

From .7cteman's $ Forget me not.n
Night is the time for rest;
How sweet when labors close,
To gather round our aching breast
The curtain of repose;
Stretch the tir'd limbs, and lay the head
Upon our own delightful bed.
Night is the time for dreams;
The gay romance of ffe,
When truth that is, anil truth that seems,
Blend in fantastic staif5;
All visions less hcguiling far
Than waking dreams by daylight are.
Night is the time for toll;
To plough the classic field,
Intent to find the buried spoil,
Its wealthy burrows Weld;
Till all is ours that sages TAUGHT,
That poets sang, or heroes wrought.
Night is the time 10 weep;
To wet with unseen tears
Those graves Of memory, where sleep
Tie io,s d other Years;
Hopes that were Angels in their hrth,
But persisted Young ike things OF earth
Nigli The time to watch;
On oceans dark eVpanse,
To hail The Pleiades, or catch
The fun moons earl, st glance,
THAI brings into the home-sick mind
All we loved and left behind.
Night is the time for care;
Brooding on hours mis-spent,
To see the Spectre of Despair
Come to orr lonely TENT
Like Bru,us midst his slnmbering host
Startled by Casar's stalworth ghost.
Night is the time to muse;
Then from the eye the soul
Takes fight, and with expanding views
Beyond the starry pole,
Describes athwart the abyss OF night
The dawn of unoreated light.
Night is the time TO pray;
Our Saviour off withdrew
To desert mountains far away,
So win his followers do;
Steal from the throng 20 haunts untrod,
And hold communion there with God.
Night is the time for death;
When all around is peace,
Calmly 10 yield the weary breath,
From sin and suffering cease;
Thnh Of Heaven, bliss. aud give the sign
To parting friends such death be MINI!
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-03-02
LAND OFFICE MONEY

LAND OFFICE MONEY.
The Secretary ofhe Treusury la, directed, tha
oils 81 The foHo"fng SanhS only, shaH lie re
ee'vsd at the Land OGce N Ettyvdrlsr9le.
Bank OF the Unit d States, and its branchel
Bank OF Illinois, 'hawanptown,
Banks in Boston,
Banks in the city Of New-York,
Banks in the city of "hila lphia,
Banks ot}altimore, (exce pt the City Bank,
Banks in the District of Columbia, (excep,
the Merchants Franklin Banksof Alexandria.
Banks in Richmond, Va.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-03-02
LEONARD ROSS.
j. ID. WDDLVEp rfsN.

Physician, Surgeon, and Accoucheur,
! & ANiNG returned to this place, with view
Z Of making it his permanent residence.
las taken the house of Il. T. MKenney. lately
= occupied by MIR. Rockwell. and oegs leave
10 ask share of public patronage in the diff
ferent branches of his profession.
Ma,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-03-02
A.R. II DYAR'S ROTARY OR
ENDLESS LEVER.


Il is with pride and pleasure we have
examined this young ntleman', inven-
tions. Il,s Unaffected madesly will in
sure 10 all his visiol 5, polite and l:be
IA reception; and he would, we know,
esteem II ID favor from all those who
may entertain any doubts OF its principle,
power or application, to state tbem to
him, that ne may have the satisfaction Of
at least attempting.to dIspel them. The
application OF this power TO Horology
already stands before the pubtr in he
demonstrate shape of two tioe pieces
aud a watch. We need not say more
in recommendation of them, than briefly
TO state, that the usual number Of wheels
are reduced by il 10 Two. The cham
and fuse are dispensed with. In conse-
quence OF its rolling action, the friction
is removed. A watch with the usual
sprine will go eight days, lock, year
with the third wheel, and with a fourth,
a century, and will indicate the time to
hundfedth par. o. a second; aud their
simplicity will consequently reduce their
first cost and annual tax iol cleaning and
repairs.
1t would be unnecessary here to detail
the several further improvements Mr. d
has introduced in Horology enough
has been said to show the importance OF
this truly great and valuable invention
in its particular application to this sim
gle branch OF mechanics.
Ii IS On the general apple alton of this
new and powerful Lever to all machinery,
where the tooth and plnlon have hereto
fore been used, that the inventor POUNDS
his principal claim and we are glad 10
find he has secured il by patent rights,
20, only in this country but in Europe
and we doub, not he Will reap ample
fruits from his labor and ingenuity. He
has minated, we believe, his ability to
construct by the power OF his lever, q
simple lever capable of drawing up an,
ship out of the water for examination ant
repair. Sure this would he an esta
bishment OF much value IN this grea
commercial city, as well as profitable
to It's proprietors. What can we sa
Of a power, which can itself be move,
with breath, yet may be made to rais
with ease a ship from its element; bu
that its general usefulness must be yer
extensive and enti,e II one OF tn frs
inventions of the age. Mr.. d. by takin
apart his tweive-month clock. exhbite
TO us d beautiful specimen Of this power
which very clearly defines its action.
Boston Centinei.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-03-02

o. the 23 inst. NTH Senate Of NJ IS :
ctus us. the res LUTON offered by Mr.
SPRAGUE, to expnng- rom the Iourna a
r, : ,lu in, passed in l8 3, dsap rowing
OF the War, was agreed ,o-Yess 70,
Nays Is. Nat. Intel.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-03-02
.LanI Elte'limen e Office.
Jan. Is 81

7 HAVE opened lard ieisreace OEce
q .3IIfS, Qhe county At Of the Bouatp
LaH9s) Pike county, illinois. the object of
which is to accommo late owners of l,nds to
enable them to exchange and consolidate, to
pay taxes, have deeds recorded, and to give
Information to those who have adverse claims
on record, with the true situation Of ON. shit.
| viii also furnish correct information AS % the
position of lands, their adiacence To settle
ments, quality oil soil, timber, waters &c. to-
getIler with any other information the nav
he eqaested--Charges moderate end propor.
toned to the trouble.
LEONARD ROSS.
REFER ENCE -Shadrach BIND, late Go.
vernon Of Illinois; Ion. .issse B. Tho,nas; Ton,
NSnim Efroards; Hon. Danie' p. Cooh Hon.
Nomas Reynoids; Elias r. Kane, Esq. Chr.
t'ss RtaFena", Esq; HUfam $ Hamilton, Esq. !;
hf''ed Corci-s, Esq. Joim 7rHson, Esq. Hen.
~ Starr, Esq; Hoepe' Warren, Esq. Hon.
Pnfils Pei06onr; HUiam Orr, Esq. IN New.
York, Hon. Daniel Gray, Stephen r. nunn,
George e. Davis. In Massachusetts. Hon.
HV.b II. Wis. COL .joseph Grattan Col. Henri
u. D.pigH{ Nov. l.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-03-02
S3TNY LCU{S

WIN. Mason 3iM0ns N. d.
4 ppEAIs to custom for 'ais mode OF III
services as practitioner Of Phpac, Mke frb
and Sfwrsu N their respective branches, 10
the citizens IF Edwardsvile and its precincts,
and Aatiers himself, troln prompt attention O
professional calls tolnerita siarc 9th public
patronage. H will be iaun1 one door, above
the Pos N4ict, or at r. p. Aliens, when net
otherwise engaged.
Frh S--S7
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-11

GARDINER IRON WORKS.
|THE Subscriber, Agent Of the GARDlN
Il ER IRON WORKS, has constantly for
sale al the Agency Store 10 Gardiner, the to-
lowing articles viz -
Saw Mill Cranks, FulliDg Mill do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought aud cast Mill Spindles,
Hatier's Basins,-ClothieI's Plates,
Crow rs,-Plough Mouds q Couiers
Wheels Cor various kinds Of Machinery,
Sad Irons, Cast Iron Dogs,
Sleeves and Cogs for Blocks,
Carding Machine Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
Gudgeons Of all sizes,
Brands for names, &c. made at shor
notice
The above articles will Be sold cheap fOl
cash or approved credit. Orders FOR any des
Cription Of Castings will be executed punctusl
" in the best manner.
NJ. SPRINGER Jr. Ageut.
Gardiner, Sent. 2. 1922. tf.
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-11
POETRY.

WHO'LL bUr HEART WHO'LL BUY
WHO'LL BUYl
Poor heaH of miae tormenting heaut
Long hasi thou taaEd lno-thsu ana
May just a. well agree 10 PART
Whsh boy heart ? who'h boy who'll buy
They oner three ,vs,oens-bot. 10.
A faithful heart Is cheap =, more
IT'S not Of those that wandering 90.
Lks mendicants from door 20 door.
Heres pfomps ppsscssion-I might tell
thousauo merits. come and iry.
Ibsve heaEt--a heart 70 sell;
Who'll bay hear who'll boy who'll bay
How on benesih IL fields lay hid
The gnawing viper's feoth Of woe
VIII no one boy , win no one bid
Ts going now. Yes t must gol
So bgtle oAef'd--it we're well
To keepi Il yst--but, no. not I.
have a heau--a heart % sen
Who'll buy heart who'll by who'll buy
wosld twer gone for confess
I'm tiTsd--and longing 10 be freed
Come, bid. fair maiden more OF less.
So good--snd very cheap indeed.
Once more--but once--l cannot dwell
SO long--'tis going-going--6e
No oheF--fve a heart 20 sell
Who'll buy heart who'll huy' who'll buy
Onee-twice-and thries--the money down,
Tbs heart IS now transfers. 10 you
Fair lady make II all your own,
And may Il ever bless you too
Iss broken and its wounded part
Tour touch can heal. Go lady try,
And win give you all heart,
To- would not hoy--yoo would not 6uy.
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-11

THE Assessors for the town Of Portland
n hereby give notice to the inhabitant:
and all other persons liable to pay taxes in said
town, that they shall be in session at the Count
ing Room over the store occupied by Mr.. Dan
iel Gilbert, No. A, South side Long Wharf, FROM
y TO ~ O'Clock A. NJ aud from TO o'clock
T. NJ. on the tenth, eleventh, twelfth and thir-
teenth days of May instant, to receive true and
perfect lists OF their polls and of all their estate:
both real aRd personal, including proprietary
estates, and estates in trust which they respec-
lively owned, or were possessed OF on the first
day OF May instant.
The following schedule may serve ss form.
Number Of Polls of Is wears eld.and upwards
including wards and apprentices, description
o. real estate, either in their own right or the
right Of others improved or not improved Tex.
cept pews in houses Of public worship) descrip.
ton and amount Of personal estates in trust oi
otherwise, including all monies at interest more
than they pay interest tor, and all other debts
due to them more than they are indebted for
Monies OF an kinds on hand, public securities o
all sorts all bank stock and shares, or property
IN any incorporated company for bridge oil
turnpike road, or shares in any other incorpora
ted company possessing taxable property &C
cordiRg to the just value thereof. Amount oi
all goods, wares, and merchandise, or any Other
stock in trade, including stock employed IN
manufactures Vessels Of all kinds at home
or abroad, with thercargoes, stores, aud appur
tenances all pleasure carriages, horses, mules
and cattle of one year old aud upwards. The
amount Of income from any profession, employ
ment, or by any annuity or legacy, or othei
source, or galned BY trading AZ sea or on land
And ell other property excepting sheep, house
hold furniture, wearing apparel, farming uten
sils, tools Of mechanics necessary forcarTying OF
their business, and salt works for the manufac
ture Of salt, and also the machinery in cotton
and wooden manufactures.
The assesses would also give notice. ;ha
when the assessments are completed. the tal
list will be committed 10 the Collector, ant
that they shall not be in session as herrtofor
60 hear the complaints of those who may con
slider themselves over taxed, and they assur,
them that no abatement will be made unless il
cases Of those who hand in their lists, or wer,
necessarily prevented from doing so, as contem
plated by the law, an extract from which the,
subioin.
And If any person or persons shall not brin.
in list of their estates aforesaid, to the asses
sors. he, she, or they, so neglecting or refusing
shall not be admitted to make application to IN,
Court OF Sessions Cor any abatement Of the as
sessnent SO laid on him, her, or them, unles
such person or persons shall make Il appear 4
said Court that il was not within the power D
him, her, or them, 70 deliver 10 the assessor
respectively list OF has her or their rateablc Is
tate al the time appointed for that purpose"
nANIEI. COBB, ! a.,
cHARLEs FOX, -7'''l''T'-
Portland. Nav 1, ls24
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-11

at Court Of Probate held at Portland ,ciiin and
for ils county of Cumberland, on TIE third Tues
day ef .4prii u ne year u our Lord eighteen
hundred and itcsnfB T0tfr
ELIPHALET SMITH, administrator ofthc estate
- q Judah Delano, late ~ Portland, IN said coun-
~ Mariner deceased having presented bis third ar-
count Of the administration Of said estate OR
DERED. That the said Administrator. give no.
tice 70 all persons interested, by causing a copy
Of this order 20 be published three weeks success
sivey in the Portland Gazette, printed a. said Port
and, that they may appear AZ a Probate Court 10
be held Al said Portland On tile third TUESDAY. OF
May next at ten Of the clock ID the forenoon and
shew cause, If any they have why the SAME should
not be granted.
BARRETT POTTER. Ja9gl
A true Copy--Au; Horatio Soulhgats, Re-
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-11

THE inhabitants of the town ofWesthrook
II and others liable to be assessed therein
are hereby aoti6ed TO make and bring in 70
the Subscribers, Assessors Of said town. o.
or before the tenth day Of May next, true ans
perfect lists Of their polls. and their estates.
beth real and personal, mot exempt from
taxation) Which they mar be possessed Of %
the frst day Of May next. Those who neg
leet to perform this daty, may expect no q
batsment shOald they happen to be orertax
cd.
WILLIAM sLEMNONs, u. J Assessors
BENJAMIN QUINBT, of
xACHARIAH B. STEVENS. y WsstbroOk.
April &c, 1894.
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-11
JOEL HALL.

Has for sale, aoW laudiHg froui Schooner Dsoatar
AZ Central Hhurf
1000 Bushels New York Rye,
Ia sacks
$50 bbls. American Gin.diferent distilleries
Is Chests Hyson Tea, Beavers carguBneW-
~ imported
l6 half chests, do.
II chests Young Hys0a
Is half chests, DO.
lOCatty Box Hyson
10 DO. Young Hyson
% casks New Rice; landing from SlooF
Caroline, from Charleston, :. G.
IN STORE,
500 bushels white flint Long Island Corn.
80 bbls. prime NeW-York Pork
$50 bbls. mess 4 No. Beef ID bbls and
half bbls.
so Do. Genesee family Flour, Of 4 supc-
ri0r quality.
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-11
TO THE PUBLIC.
/ have used the above named


PILLs and BITTERs, for a number of years
both for my family and ~ my practice as a
Physician, and knowing heir whole compO-I'
tiOn, hesitate net TO recommend, aud do re-
commend them 10 the public generally,
Throughout the United States, as the safest and
most useful medicine 10 be kept in every fam
tly and used whore similar Medicines are
necessary and pfoper-Seafaring men should
never put TO sea without them-l beg leave,
with due Difference, to recommend TO all re-
gular Physicians, that they make use Of them
a their practice they being n my opinion,
the best composition eftbe kind for common
use. DANIEL CLARK.
Portland, (Naine,) Oct. 1928
The above Pills aud Bitters are likewise for
sale by Dsac. Caleb Marsh, Bath-Ebenezer
Hilton. ESQ. Wiscassstt-and George Dam
9TH, ESQ. Marlborough, where physicians
and others may obtain q supply on reasonable
terms.
To guard against impositiCus all the direc-
tions after this date will be signed by
BROWN STlMPSON, the Proprietor.
Thomaston, Oct. 1898. u