Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-07-02 00:00:00, page 3

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jgortlan'o,
Momlay, July 2, 1310.
jfmwi.*rr*aru of .t nerican lu i tirrvlen'-e.
j»^>arati'J;rs are nuking i i all our !
pnfipwl 9cn|k>«i* f.n a splendid eclt
l> aiioa ot tl»c Anuivn- i
f,r, nl Amuicai. Independence by the
[, Federally. AUhtwlgti the present sit
y uion of the country Cannot Ik- consid
tJCti as the most pros poors, still we
have many »c »tons !**»• toy am! congra
tiiluii >«i. We arc n t now stiBVring
irnler the operation oi arbtuary k op
i liressire La) u!go laws, unci have* thus i
tir •voided t»e rui ions constqtutires of
a far wl1 l ngl ind. Our t iul insti
ttUioM still uftbrtl us protection ; per
usal rights and property are protect
ed. Ut party spirit triumph at power
eb'aioed by improper and base means,
whilst there is an union of wise k hon
est men, who will remain firm to those
principles which are Calc ill *ted to pro
mote the real prosperity and indepen
dence of the country, bad men will he
disappointed in their evil designs, and
good men will not realize those evils
that will follow by a contrary course of
conduct.
The Federal Republican^ of
* Portland, who have not subscribed for
the Public Dinner on the approaching
Anniversary of American Indepen
dence, are respectfully informed that
the Subscription Paper is left with
Major Goddard, where those who ate
desirous of subscribing are requested
| to call.
The Procession will move from
Washing*on Hall, precisely at i 1 oclock
a. m. under Escort of Capt. Hopkins’
Company of Artilery, and proceed to
St. Paul’s Church, where an Ora
tion will be delivered by Nathan
Kinsman, Esq. after which the pro
cession will return to the Hall in the
same order. Military Gentlemen are
requested to appear in their Uniforms.
Gentlemen from the neighbouring
towns arc invited to participate with
their brethren of Portland.
Gentlemen who dine are requested
to call on Mr. Folsom, at the Columbia
cn Tavern, for their Tickets.
-irmstrong’s Tetters with the Trench
Government.
For want of room we have not been
able to give the official letters of Gen.
Armstrong, lately received bv the John
Adams, enuie, as was our intention ;
but this day’s paper contains an analy
sis of them which furnishes a general
view of the subject. Whatever may
l»e our opinion of the general conduct
of our minister at Paris, or of the pai ty
to vs hich he belongs, his late letters to
the French government do him much
credit. He has addressed the French
Emperor with a *. m and spirit worthy
the representative oi an indtpendem n >
tion. Let the language of Gen. Arm
strong be contrasted with that of Mr
Jefferson and Mr. Madison, and let a
ny one jndge whether Bonaparte had
much to fear from any resentment on
the part of our patriotic administration,
for hi« numerous acts of plunder anti
oppression.
Mr. Pink'iey.— 1 lie A'crora, and
other democratic papers are very se
vere in their remarks upon Mr. Pink
rtey, our Minister in London. They
declare that he fs under British influ
ence, and ought to be recalled. It ap
pears nothing short of a war with Eng
•land will satisfy these gentry.
Ejuinting—The Baltimore fD’if
says, ** patent republicans in Wash
ington are quite lukewarm about cele
brating the 4th of July, because they
nrr oadly supp >rtcd by the Heads of
Uepartments.*’ What can lie the rea
son of this l I* the Treasury in a low
state ?
It is stated Gen flpreau is about re
turning to France by request of B >na
parte. This gentleman has been i.»
the U. States several years, travelled
through almost every part of the coun
try, L well acquainted with those call
ed leading men, and has a perfect
knowledge of our resources and means
of defence. Whether he returns to
Rlve Bonaparte information on these
subjects, or b -cause t*ie British gov
c-n.nent have detected and frustrated
tke intended r. -oluti >n in Canada, is
difficult to decide It is further slaved
when the B:itisl^4^j-M^^*-iUtla- ;
U»»ip*2 they ' until evidence of ’om-1
parte’* i ittn i' M to stive on the B \tish !
provinces in l !orth America. Many, j
french Off! eis had arrived at New-I
Orleans A treason-hie correspon
dence was carried on by Frenchmen
in Canada And there is much icn
fcon to brlttve that t. is plan was well
known aid CMiMenanc.ee! by our great
men in the L idled States.
I'ohhn'if an ? Plunder ipithjiit r.rjw/Jr.
* * i
An yffltiu! statement, dated, Anitri- 1
C.m Consulate, Paring 1st of Apiil, IS 10,
rives a !i ,t of one hundred and thirty
here A met can vessels which luxe
been either captured, condemned sei*
iv.d or sequestered, with their cargoes,
in ihe pos ts of France, Spain, Naples
•ml Holland, since the first of April,
180 J—hut one of-lliis number has been
! acquitted. Since the first of April last ■
B xiaparte has issued decrees and or
ders for the side of those vessels and
cargoes which had not been previously
i derided u]>on, and the proceeds paid
into his private treasury. After this is
there an American that will pretend
that Bonaparte is contending lor the
rights of the U. S. «r that his cause is
our cause ? But it is a fact that manv of
#
I the leading democratic paper*, as well
a> many of liic leading democrats them
1 si Ives are continually apolgo/it»g for,
; or justifying the conduct and measures
ol ike Kmperor of France.
Sign* of the 7*mcs.—Many of the ad
ministratron papers are holding a lan
guage as tho it was the determination
of our great men at Washington to re
commend a recurrence to embargo
policy again. Some of the dear lovers
j ol th*- people reg’ t that it was ever re
moved. So much for wandering from
the W ashington system of measures.
COW POCK.
understand the physicians hate gone far
to:.. rds the Completion of the Vaccine Inocula
tiu . m this town ; and that this mild and salu
tary disorder promises fair to obtain general
circulation through the country. Physicians in
the neighboring towns, desirous nf extending i s
benign i fi iei ce, may be furrithed with fresh
master, by applyi ng to either 13. Tucker, Esq.
S Longfellow, Esq. or Capt. T. Brown,
who nre a committee to superintend the in
oculation.
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<$a$cttc &fjtp
PORT OF PORTLAND—1810.
COASTERS.
/ ived at this Port since our last, (June
25*) ‘loops Caty-Ann, Blanchard, from
Boston ; Olive, Hubbs, do. ; Arpo, Davie,
Plymouth ; Sally, Kilborn, Newburyport ;
Hero, Bibber, Brunswick ; Jane, Patterson,
Eastport;—schrs. America, Colbcy, Bos
ton ; Dart, Grant, Salem;—brig* Orient,
Sturdivant, Philadelphia ; Betsey, York,
Boston ;—schr. Columbia, Lewis, N. York
—sloop Betsey, Buxton, Philadelphia; schr.
Resolution, Clotty, Philadelphia ; Ameri
ca, Brooks, Gloucester ; Lucy, Bowman,
Mountdeseri; sloop Planter, Sanford, New
bedtdid ; schr. Mercy, Williams, Salem ;
sloop Charlotte, Mansfield, Eastport.
C earances at the Custom House.
j J me 26, sloop Mart, Blanchard, for Bos
ton.—28, schr. Polly, Matthews, Newvork.
29, schr. Ann, Whitney, Philadelphia.
Vessels spoken.—June 25, in the hay of
\ Funday, ship Huntress, from St.Ubes, for
1 Wiscasset, rut 36 days. June 16, lat. 36,
Imp-. (4, schr. Albion, from Camden, for
Bai badoes.
Advertisements emitted tbit day fill he attended to
For Jr ale, Freight, or Charter,
4 Portland Fttr. Jub
niche* hole uet k on me waie, wun man ana
! (pars complete to receive the riggin —Inquire
of EZEKIEL DAY.
Pj,tia»U J*y 2, is 10.
NOTICE
IS hereby given, th3t th- repairs of Bui
C ve Bridge w’ill be completed on Tuef
day next ; and the bridge will be open for
1 travelers on Wednefdav the day following.
J.EM’i. TUKEY, Toll Gatherer.
Jmfy 2, 1810.
Caution to the Public.
X P HERE AS DUorah Davit, wife of Samuel
YY Dams, otherwife ca'led Deborah Nich
ols, has become chargeable to the town of
I Pittfton, together with three children, and
: theOverteers of the Poor of faid Pittfton, ear
ly laft taring, brought her and her children,
with her turniure, from Newbury to this
tovvn, and furuithed her, at the expenfe of
j faid town, with a convenient houfe for her
and her children, and ha^e maintained her
ever fince—and whereas, the fa»d Deborah,
with a daughter, abfeouded laft week, and is
faid to have gone back to Newbury—this is
therefore, to caution and charge the laid town
; of Newburv. and all other towns in this ftate,
i and all perfons whatever, not to give a refi
1 dence, credit, or fu 'port to laid Deborah, or
either of her children, as the faid town of
Pittfton will not pay any debt, expenfe or
charge of her coatraifhng or xna.cing at.er
this date.
77/0 MA% CO 9.9, 1 Overfeers rj the \
ABTA TKER KF.yDALT.Sf> or ofthe to-un
CALEB ST F.r'tyS, J«r. J of Pm fit*.
DuUl ' t'.itjljn, this iiiith Jay of June, 18JO.
ro t SALE,
THE HUM. of a Vcflel, now
or. the ftock®, and can he iauurh
| ed at fhort notice, of the follow
L ins? dimentionsi >t?2 feet keel,
* 24 feet *> i.iche* heant, f) feet I l
i HE brig *1<,hn 13* Charles, 2*15
tons regifler—carries 300 tons
’ timber-3-| years o/d—-well
L found—can be lent to fea at
[Ima// eipenfe. Enquire at No.
Fr.och Moultcn,
iV 8, R'-v, Etcha^f -rt
LJAb ju't rcceictd a v-iri \y ot
FASHI )NAlil E J t! VV'ELsi Y.
and PLATED HrA E wh ch ho «.ffep* to
Die ou .caljn-tLue ie.n* for ca.H 1 or *,.ed.r~
u
Purl ard gold Broaches
M mruing do
I'earl and gold finger Rings
Mourning do
A variety of gold Ear Rings
Palic do
Elegant Hair Neck Chains, Hoop*, and
Braceiett#
Miniature Settings
Elegant Copnehau Wa*ch Keys and Seals
Do Agate do do
Do filver do do
• Silver Cream Pots
Sugar Salon*—
Plated coffee and tea Pots
Cream Pots
Ca'lor*. Pune very elegant
Snuffers and T ray*
Fruit Balket*
Tab'e and Tea Spoon*
Soup ladles and Eiffi Knives
rJ umblers, IsV
BRITANIA WARE.
EVgant Britauia Tea Pot*
Sugar Bafon* and Cream Pot*
Cords and Taffel*
Yellow and white mounted Swords
A large affortment of Morocco and black
ground Waiter*.
Bread Balkets and Cheefe Tray*
I xvnur i rays
Steel SalTora
Ptnknives—Raaers
Plated and filver Pencil Cafes
Silver Thimbles,
Ladies and Gentlemen’s Pocket Books
Enamelled Boxes
Profile frames—Looking G!affes
Kuives and Fork*
iAeel Spring Snuffers
Gilt Pin*—do. Watch Key*.
Do. Seals and Chains
Coral Beads, IsV Uft.
Warranted Gold Necklaces
Silver Table, Defert and Tea Spoons, made
at the ihorteft notice
Hair work executed in the neateft manner.
He has recently received a hand tome af
fortment of
MILITARY ARTICLES,
among which are—
Gilt and plated mounted Swords
Saddle Piftols
White and yellow Epau'.etts
Do. do Cords
Do do Pruilian Binding
Worfted Sallies
A good affortment of Plumes
Yellow and white Sword Knots
Hat Taffels, Cockades, &c. \2ft.
Which will be fold as low as can be purchaf
ed in Portland or Bofton—-of the truth of
i which, purchalers may be fatisfied if they
will call and fee for themlelves.
Portland, July 2. (tf)
Dodor Kittredge,
INFORMS, that,in consequence of a return
A of the hemorrhage from his lungs, it is his
intention to refort to journeying for the recov
ery of his health, in 3 weeks or a month.
And as a long time may elapse previously to
his return to this town, he wiflies those who
have any demands against him, to present
themfoon for payment.—Those who are in
debted, would much oblige him by a fpeedy
fettlement.
Portland, July 2, 1810.
__
Benjamin Hudfon,
Middle firert, Hat for foie,
A General aflortment of
W. 1. Goods and Groceries.
Also—EngliOi and American Gun Powder
—Shott & Flints—good Vinegar—new Hops
—beft Table Fi£h--Spaniih Float, Calcutta,
and Louifiana Indigo—Copperafs, Allum—
Logwood,
rfyion, Young Hyfon, Hyfon Skin and
Souchong Teas.
TO BE LET,
Part of a Dwelling House, convenient
for a (mall family, and at a low rent. Ap
ply as above. July 2.
Real Eftate for Sale.
N Monday, tb: 23d July infant, at 3 o'clock,
P‘ M. will be toll at Public jiullton, um
leti previoufiy dnp.se d cf at private tale, •» be
Premisei—Two undivided tiled parti of a lot of
LAND, fixate in Falmouth, containing in the
whole, thirty acrei more or leu ; landed at fol
t nut--beginning » the i -utterly ft it of the roai lea
ding to B icktove bridge, and on the weflerly file of
Samuel K.n>ght s land ; thence nor tbevejierly u>i in -
1 mg taid road, and Croffing another road, and adjlining
Q mier Lane one hundred and fixty rode to a flake ;
tierce wefi umthwefledy about twenty eight rodt to
Mr Ba>ber't land; tbenze south soutbeaflerly one
hundred cud fixty reds; theme nortbeafl about twenty
e'ght rods, by the greet Mecdow to the bounds
fufl mentioned, w tb all tie privileges and appur
tenances bei' ngi-g to the same. There is a com
I rr.odiot't brick Store /landing on the Id, wbicb, from
its Ji'.uatson, mofi render the premisei an ohjeB
for any gentleman wijbirg to carry ou Trade.
Also—Will be dilpofed of as anove on
faid 23d July, at ten o’clock a. m. on the
preinifes, a Lot of Land. iituated in Port*
I land, bounded as follows; --beginning at the
1 north well corner a Lot of Land William
Vaughan fold D^ivid Chriftie, adj lining Jef
ferfon Street; thence wellerly on faid Ilreet
forty eight feet ; theHce foutherly and at
right angles with faid ftreet one hundred
and twenty feet.-—For further particulars
enquire of the lubfcriber at Protland.
1HOMAS DEX.ANO.
Portland, June 30, 18(0.
FARM FOR SALE.
J70R fale, a Farm in Cape E'izabeth p’eaf
antly Iituated on the Sperwink River, a
bout ieven miles from Portland, containing
about ninety acres of Land, principal part
under good improvement, with a hantlfome
young Orchard of about one hundred Trees
of eiceilem fruit ; a good Houfe and Barn
and fome valuab'e timber on faid Farm—The
S^ock and Farming U[enii>s may be had with
the farm.— For particulars enquire of Capt
Wm Thomas, on the p-cmiles, or the fub
feriber at his otftce in Portland, N<\ Icing
Wharf. L. GRKELY.
April 14, 18 la fit')
i\uu:.:Rr J'jods.
F.mVARl) HOWF..
Ubbolfltrcr, A\ 1,7* * TIT J h B •! ?»f.
'"'kF. tRs tt>r U‘e, a complete aiTirimcnt of
them ft fsftiionab'e PaP K HaKG
ING^ and BO * DERS which wiit oc loid at
he lowed price*. <
UPH9HTER7,
Confiding of Fringe*, Lace* and Tail*!* ;
Carpet Binding; hots’* ; Eaiy and Lo ling
Chair* ; Hatr, Mot* and other Matt railee, «M
all lire* and prtee* ; Cotton Bedtickiug, very
low priced ; tirft quality of Live Geet* and
common FEATHERS. Feather-Bed* made
and filled at the lliorteft notice, warranted to
be good. Aik— A large alTortment of Coach
aud Chaife LACES, at factory price*; Wor
(le>! of different colors ; a t*w prices of
BROWN HOLLAND.
Alf*— Gilt and Mahogany framed l^otmo
Guxil—Drrising ditto—which will be »ofd
as low a* at the manufa&ory.
MILITARY GOODSt
Coofift og of fi'yer plate and gilt Cut and
Tliruft Swurd* ; gold and fryer Epaulets of
all patterns—Epaulets with counter Straps—
gold and filyer Cord—Baud* and TafieU—
long and fliort filk and worded Ssthes—
Piume*of all patterns and price*.
Likewift— A quantity of HARNESS
LEATHER.
N B. The Upholftry Bufinei* attended to
as u'ual, with punctuality.
PrtUmJ, June 25, 1810. 6w.
TO LET,
A TWO ftory Dwelling Hopsi, fituated
^ in Wilmot Jittet, fuitable for a large fam
ily. Inquire of
THOMAS BRADBURY.
>b 2. _____
Wanted to Purchafe,
ANEW Milch COW—Enquire at AV 5,
Mujfey't Row, MiJdle-Jirttt.
June 25.
HORSE LOST.
STRAYED or ftolen from the pafture of the
fubfcriber, on the evening of the 19th ult. j
a dark.chesnut coloured Horse with a white
fpot about as large as a dollar on the right fide j
of his back, near the ihoulder; is about 14 ;
hands high, trots all, and is remarkably ftout, j
thick fet,and carries his head very high. In-j
ftead of the above defcribed Horie, an old,'
fmall, black, pacing Horfe was found in the S
pafture from whence the firft named Horse j
was taken, Whoever will give information ;
where faid Horfe may be found, fliali re
ceive a generous reward, and ail necefl^ry *
eipences defrayed, by applying to the fub
criber.
NATHANIEL BLANCHARD.
ATortb Yarmouth, J*lyt 2, 1810,
Strayed from the Subfciiber,
A SMALL brown COW, with fma// horns,
ttie ends fawed off, and one of her ears
c/iped—had a fmaU rope fixed round her neck.,
Whoever has found faid Cow and witf in
form the owner, fhall be fuitab/y rewarded.—
i fj'" She /hayed on tbe Stb ult.
JOHN COLLINS, Juv.
Portland, July 2.
HENRY SMITH & CU. I
i
j No. 4, Mujfey't Roto,
, Black, blue, corbeau,
fmoak, bottle, pep
per and drab mix’d
Broadcloths fic Caf
fimeres,
Stockiugnett,
A great variety 3-4
and 4-4 common &
cambric Calicoes &
Ginghams,
Japan’d, fancy (tripe,
clutter (prig, loom
feeded, fprig’d, tam
bor’d leno, all over
fpider nett, diced,
(potted leno, piquet,
plain and tambor’d
Book Mullins,
Hair cord, color’d and
white diagonal and
plain Cambrics,
Common and cambric
Dimoties,
! Velvets ; Velveteens;
Cords and Thickietts;
B>ai*, blue, drab and
mix'd Florentines,
Blue and Patent Nan
kins,
i Walhmgton Stripes,
BOSTON HAT
j Manufacturing Company
JOHN MAHAN,
AGENT
pOR felling their HATS in the Dift.icl of
: Maine, offers for lale,
' 15 cafes fuperfine black Beaver Hats, wide
and narrow brims, j
4 cafes of drab do. all of which are of the
new fafhioQj light, and very nice.
—also—
i 63 dozen Napt Hats, 1ft and 2d quality
; 800 men’s and boys' Felt Hats
j Children’s Morocco aud Beaver Hats, a large i
allortment {
3 cafes Camel’s Hair Hats.
Auy Hats bearing the Bofion ftamp, will he i
warranted to give the wearer fatisfackion. i
! They will be fold whoiafale or retail, at the j
fame rates as by the Agents for the Company
in Button.
The ahove ttoclc will fltortly be much in
creased and kept conftantly good.
Ktibahgt Street, aborning Q'J'nrv C*
Baker’». J*** 4.
WILLIAM CROSS,
No. 3, L'ng-li'barf%
U AS juft received per fchooner Triendfhip,
^ ^ £00 bhls. frefh lu per fine H OUR,
4(t h»tf bbU. ditto,
10 bhls. Clear PORK,
4 ha'es COTTON,
5 rirce* RICE,
Soo Imfhets of white Rock SALT.
So hhl«. Wilmington 1AR, in fhipping
order,
15 do. do riTCH,
2 pipes Spanifli BRANDY,
Have jufi received
Linens; Long Lawns,
Brown Hollands,
Cotton Platillas,
Black Ludri.igs,
Bombazeem.
Bombazetts; RufTells,
Rattinetts ; Durants,
Duroyt,
Socie, Britannia, Puli*
cat, Hunting, Mad
rafs Handkfs.
Purple, eml>ofled, and
elegant 6 4 cotton
Shawls,
Cotton Bandanas,
Englifh & India Cot
tons ; do. Check,
Falhionable Veiling,
6-4 and 7*8 Cotton
Diapers,
Cotton Towelling,
Gentlemen & Ladies’
color’d and white
hik and cotton Hole
Ladies’ and Gentle
men’s Gloves,
Spidernett Sleeves,
Umbrellas ; Parafols,
(bw) June 4<
Drugf, \uJkirl:s9 rJhds,
fl/r Stujft.
wilu7\T ronn,
af/ /A,* 5'jf* #/ fl\* (jiU* //fo 15* Af***m»
XJCO,
|Nrt>RM^ Li* Cu*Khh'’m and th* I'sVif,
*■ ri’i' be ha* t u*t received a freili lupp y i»f
D&UGS a-*d MEDICINEd. of ibe la eft .m
pnr'a'ioiit—lit) FaIM IS. DYii UefJ, 4c
which, with L i former a».«H'a, cimipriie* a
valuable and et e«uv« iitirimeut, uxikilm •
of eveiy a-ricie ulu*hy called foe i» hi* uae,
which be will dtipofa o< oo bbeial rtrmt, far
Calli or »h or* Credit. Among which are
Antimony Glaf* -M iftich
■ - - — Crude Thu*
Aloe* $oc »roni.e Cent ail Root
— - m Barb* does Glauber*# Salt*
Anguflura Bark Ipeeacuapha
Auileed Jalap
Arfemc Liquorice Roof
Alcohol ■ ...— Ball
Arnatto JJtharge
Burgundy Pitch Mtzer.oa
Bor a i MagitHi*
Baifara Fir Manna flake
■ ———Tolu Myrrh
■ — "■ Peru Oil of Almond*
——— Canada — Cloves
-Capaiva — Caftor
Calamine — Anife
C»lomel — Lavender
Cacella a'ha — Peppermint
Cardamom Seed «— Vitriol
Cafcarilla Bark — Olives
Caiior Orange Peel
Carolina Pink Pearl A(he*
Camomile Flowers Pearl Barley
Cinclioua Bark Quickhlver
Cochineal Kheuharb
Colombo Salt ol Amber
Cream of Tartar — Tartar
D'gitalis S-trlaparilla
Elutheria Eark Seneka
Fae mgric Seed Spanilh Flies
Flowers of Benzoin Spermaceti
— ■ ■— - Sulphur Sponge
Gum Camphor Siorax
— —Opium Tartar Tmetic
— Galhanum Turmerick
— Benzoin Valerian
-■I- Gamboge Vitriol, white
j — Ouaiac ■■ — blue
— Arabic Zedoary
-Tragacanth Vial*, alTorted
- Aflfafcrida I.ancet*
—— Shellac Syringes, &c See.
PATENT MEDICINES, «3V.
Eflence of Pepper- Hawk's do.
mint Lee's Windham do.
- —— Tanzy Dexter's Rheumatic
- Muftard do
Britifh Oil Stoughton's Bitters
Newton’s Elilir Spice Bitters
.—-— Eye Water Rawfon's do
Thompfon’s do. Wheaton's do
Godfrey's Cordial Deuifon's do
Cooley’s Elixir Steers' do
Indian Pile Ointment Baltam of Honey
Hopkins’s do Turlington's Baltam
do. do. Pills Ching4* Worm I,oz
do Tooth Ache euges
Drops Rawfon's Worm Pow*
do. Nipple Salve der
King's Ointment Court Ptafter
Jesuit's Drops Corn Plafter
Bateman's do. Cephalic SnutT
Norton's Maridact Pungent Bottle*
Drops Tooch Bruihes
Dalby's Carminative Sealing Wax
Anderfon's Pills Lead Pencils
Hooper's do. Windfor Soap
Rawfon's do. Branfwick Blacking
* DTE STUFFS.
Logwood Indigo
Redwood Nutgalis
Camwood Otter
Copperas Ailum
Blue Vitriol Prels Papers
Madder Fuller's Earth
PAINTS.
White Lead Vermilion
Red do Vercbgrife
Spruce Yellow Spanilli Brown
Patent Yellow .... Unite
PrufHan Blue Eoglifh Glue
Ivory Black Atnerican do
Lamp Jo
/. GOODS 6 GROCERIES.
Madeira Wine Molaffes
l.ifbon do Pork, Lard
Cogniac Brandy White 8c Brown Soap
Holland (<iu Mulfard
Jamaica Rum Pepper, Alfpice
St Croix Ruin Caiha, Cloves
* Hylon, Mace, Nutmegs
Young Hyfon, ^ Almonds
Souchong, Currants
Hylon Skin 8c j A Radius
Mol tea J Ginger
Coffee, White Jc blue Srarch
• Chocolate Powdor and Shot
Mould and Dipt Can- tobacco
dies Cigars
Flour, Rice Sperm Oil,See.Sec. Ac.
l.oaf 8c brown Sugar
• MEDICINE CHEATS, with approved di
rections, careful-y put up or replenished at
the llumetl notice.
N B. ChiMrea or ferv tnts mav be Cent
A
here with lalety, as no Mediciue ihall be de
livered but Of a perl •« well acquainted Any
perfun who may pur. bale Medicine at ihea
hme Store and does not find ir to he of a good
quality, may rcuro it and receive hi* money
again The In.ai cft favor acknowledged, and
couftant attendance from funrife till y o’emek
in the evening.
Jmne 18, 1820. (6 Wj
REMOVAL.
” hoiurts Beckef,
TNPORM his ciiUt ni,"s and the puS’?c t!iatt
* he hait temoted I tom hi' fonmr h aa:ioa
to the ihop Jateiy occupied bv Mr S n 1
Dear i on No 6, Jonei i R tv, Sx-.b.uge fire
where he will carry on the
J AlLuRlSM* hmiNZ&S.
as nfual. AH calls and order* will be artea
dea with pim:toa ny
fViff b' fepf trnfij4f \ cm ban-1J-r/ale,
A vsuiey of BHO \l>OLO \TH, C ASS1
MFRES, W VISTCO V'llNG and TRIM
MINGS, and other a-r«c!e« «•.cefTtry for
C’Ca'ht of a'! Iri.Js. June 4.