Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-04-23 00:00:00, page 3

ft-r •! pi urdv oftvventv.five pounds,th*U
be in tne possession or keeping of any iu
hubi ant or other persmtin the town, it shall
be the special duty of tne Inspector of the
Police to command such inhabitant or pt r
■on to remove the same to the povvder
liotist, or such other place of security as up
01l application to be made b) such inhabi
tant or person to the Selectmen, they shall
in writing appioxr, such plan to he propos
al by stich inhftbiUnt or person ; and if such
inhabitant or other person shall refuse to o
be* snch command, the Inspector of Police
shall, in convenient time, not exceeding one
ilav, repeat the same, and so on till the same
run powder, except twenty five pounds
thereof, be removed as aforesaid ; and such
inhabitant or person so refusing or neglect
ing to obey any such command, shall for e\
Clv fetich neglect or refusal forfeit and pay
fire dollars.
9 ji By-Law to regulate Brit k Kilns
and Lime Kilns.
It is ordered by the tuwn. That if any per
son shall erect, make, or tire, ot-fleause to he
erected, mad,; or fired, any brick kd.\ or
lime kiln, without ptrmissi m from thj be
lectmen in writing, descr.bing the place of
such kiln, ever) person so offending shall
forfeit and pay five dollars, and the turthei
penalty of two dollars fore\er\ d iy he shall
continue such kiln without permission as a
ft ires aid. 4
* 13. A By-law to firevent hires by the
burning of Chimnies.
It is ordered by the town, That it shall be
lawful for the inhabitants of houses, to set
fire to their chimnies, when the said hous
es are covered with snow, or while they are
still wet with rain, between sun rising and
eleven o’clock in the forenoon, and in no
other case, nor at any other time of the duv
o.' night.
And it is further ordered as aforesaid, That
if am cnitnney shall take lire and bia/.e out
xi the top, or so that burning cinders shall
be thrown from the same, at any oilier I ours
than as aforesaid, or in any ether condition
of the building wherein the same chimney
shall be : the owner, tenant, inhabitant, or
occupant of such building, shall forfeit and
pay two dollars ; whether the same cliim
iu-y shall take fire by accident or misfortune,
or shall be fired wantonly or with intent to
cleanse the same, any practice or excuse to
the contrary notwithstanding.
I t. .i By-Law to prevent danger from
Coopers’ burning their Casks.
It it ordered by the town, That no cooper
shall tire or burn any cask in any shop, work
house, ar other place, unless it be in a good
and sufficient chimney of buck or stone, on
pain id' forfeiting, for each oilence, fifty
cents.
16..^ By-Law to regulate the keeping
and carrying of fire.
Whereas the danger of conflagration en
cre rses much faster than the habits of inat
tention can be without some positive law
corrected.
It is ordered by the town, That, no person do ,
presume to carry fire from any house or place \
lo any other house or place but in a warming
pan, or some other such safe vessel, well
covered, so as to secure the fire from wind, '
and from being scattered by the way, on
pain that every person offending against this
law shall forfeit and pay fifty cents.
And it is further ordered as aforesaid, That
every master of any vessel lying at or near a
py wharf on board of which fire shall be
kept burning after ten o’clock, at night, or
shall be kindled before five o’clock in the
morning, shall for every instance werein the
fire shall so be kept or kindled forfeit and
pay two dollars.
And it isfurt her ordered as (fores aid, That if
any person shall smoke any segar or pipe of J
tobacco in any of the streets or lanes or on
wharf or in any of the yards, gardens, or i
out houses in town, such persons shall lor |
•very offence forfeit and pay one dollar.
12. A By-Law to secure the 'Town i
Bum/is, if firevent the waste of water.
— It is ordered by the town, That if any person
or persons shall wilfully, wittingly or care
lessly break, injure or deface, or in any
wise pul out of order any of the pumps
which are set in any well dug partly or
wholly at the expense of the town, whether
**»sh expense of the town, whether such ex
pense was defrayed when or after such well
was made, every person so offending shall
forfeit and pay one dollar ; and any such
person or persons shall be further liable to
the action of the inhabitants of the town for
ail damages done by him or them to such
pump as afo? esaid
A:u t: uJurther ordered as aforesaid, I hat
if any person shall at any time pump more
water out of any of the wells aforesaid tnau
he or she may want for immediate use ; or
*l,all pump any water from such well unless
it be into some cask or other vessel; or
*ball in any manner whatever unreasonably
waste the water in such well, by pumping
the same, such persons shall forfeit and pay
fifty cents*
And it is Jurther ordered as aforesaid. That
trough, or othe:- convenience, for w-rter
*‘>g cattle or horses shall be puced or kept
*t or near either of the pumps aforesaid, nor
snail any person or persons water his, her
or their horse, cow or other boast, nor per
mit the same to drink, at either of said
purnns, of water obtained from the same,
°n pain that every person oil ending in either
ot the aforesaid particulars shad forfeit and
P*jr one dollar,
A By Law against Squibs, Crack
ers, and other Fireworks.
It is ordered by the town, That if any person
•''»U lire any,squib, cracker, serpent, or oth
cr preparation whereof gun-powder is an
ingredient, or which consists Wholly of the
fc»uje, is or upon any the si reels, highways,
l mes or wharves, on board any vesssl. su;l»
I'crsoQ snail forfeit and pay one dollar.
SECOND NIGHT OF THE
Young American Rofcius.
THIS EVENING, Monday, April 23d, at
Union Hall, the INFANT R.O>ClUS
wiU deliver a number of beautiful pieces from
the Briiiih Cladics. AUo, the parting of
Hector and Andromache, in the otigimal Greek,
fS'm ti me*—and ling a variety of COMIC
SO MGS—Particulars in the dill. Tickets
•SO cents each, to be had at Air. Attned Book
' Itore. and at the Hall—to coihm»mce si feveo
o’clock. etfril 23.
LYMAN, MALLORY, & CO.
Infurame Buildings, Portland,
CRE now openiug a large and extenfive
collection of BOOKS in the various
deparlments of Literature.
Their connexions in Bofton, Newyork,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, enahie them to
execute any orders with which they may be
favored, with great eafe and defpatch.
They have publillied the following worlt9 :
Gillie’s hiftory of the world—3 vols
Paley s Sermons
Hurd on the Prophecies
Waikim’ Key
Smith’s Letters to Belfham
1 aylor and Hampton on the atonement
Mrr Dobfon’s life of Petrarch—2 vols
Wallis's Letter on the genius and difpofitions
of the French government
Richernd’s Phyfiology
Berrhollet’s Chemical*Affinities
London DilTetTor
5 hat tuck’s Dilfertations on Boylfton Prize
Queftions
Milner s Church Hiftory—4 vols
Malon on Self Knowledge
Marmion, by Walter Scott, Efq.
Trumbull’s Hiftory of the United States
Bonaparte’s Campaign*—4 vols in it
Weft on the Atonement
Allen’* Biographical Dictionary
William Tell
Chitty and Story on Bills
Tidd’s Practice—2 vols
Sugden’s Veadors
Harrifon’s Chancery—2 vols
Newlaod, on Contracts
Roberts’ Fraudulent Conveyancer *
Kyd on Awards
Selwin’s Niii Prius—3 vols
Maxwell’s Law Di&ionary
Watfon s Partnerlhip
Butler’s Horae Juridicx Subfecivx
Burrow s Reports—5 vols
Peter’s Admiralty Decilions—2 vols
Douglas’ Reports—2 vols
Peake’s Evidence
Beccaria on Crimes
Hall’s Law Journal—2 vols
They have in, and are preparing for the
prefs,
bacon's Abridgment, 7 vols—with large A
meriean additions
Coke’s Reports, 7 vols—from the laft Lon
don edition
Comyn’s Digeft, by Rofe, 6 vols—with copi
ous notes by an American Civilian
Burns’ Digeft, ? Thefe works are now in the
Tomlin’s Digeft. $ hands of American editors.
Biuney’s Reports—vol II, part I
Bee's Admiralty Reports
Law Journal—vol 3d
A Digeft of the Laws of the United States
A new Treatife on the principles of Pleadings
Peere Williams’ Reports--3 vols
Pecedents of Declarations, an entire new work
—by J. Stery, Efq.
Bayard’s Notes to Peake’s Evidence
Pothin on the Law of Partnerfhip. and
Do. on the Law* of Infurance and Maritime
Contra&s, with notes and references
A Treatife in three parts, “ Pars Prima De Jure
Maris" et Brachiorum ejufdem Pars fe
cunda De Portibus Maris, from a Manu
ufeript of Lord Chief Juftice Hale
Newton’s Works
Hamilton’s Works
Shuckford’s Connexions
Fenelon, on Eloquence
Watts* Sermons
u Memoirs of Kloptock,” the German poet
Clark‘8 Homer
Young‘» DitStionary
A Dictionary of Quotations, fcc.
_ |
N. B.—The public are hereby informed
that we have a READING-ROOM in the
lecond loft, which will be acceffible at any
hour of the day, for the accommodation and
entertainment of any Gentlemen, who may
be difpoied to honor it with their vifits.
April 23. j
Portland Academy.
rpHE Truftees of Portland Academy in the
county of Cumberland, are notified that
their annual meeting will be holden at the
lubfcriber’s Office, iu Fifli ftreet, on Ti/esdav
the 8th day of May next, at 4 o’clock, p. m.
GEO. BRADBURY, Sef'y.
Portland, April 23.
WATCH-MAKING.
Relief for the Dumb h aff ixed Watches
pY GODIREY WHEATON, oppolite the
Indian Chief, Fifli-Steei—who begs leave
to aiTure l»u town and country cuftomers that
he lerved an apprenticefliip of eight years
with a faithful and genuine workman—and
lie flatters himfelf, by exerting his beft abili
ties in his profeffion, together with hisperfon
al a tention and regard to punctuality, that he
lludl give fatisfadlion to thofe who may favor
him with their aJfiQed.
Portland, April 23. (6
DOCTOR DEANE,
]■> ESPF.C FFULLY inform* the people of
Biddeford and its vicinity that he lias
taken the Itand lately vacated by Do<d Por
ter, where he is ready to attend them in ev
ery branch of the practice of PhyGc and
Surgery.
Doctor Diane having been for fome time
fenfible of the prevalence of thofe mod dif
trclGng complaints, the Gout and Rheuma
tifm, and the inetficacy of thofe remedies
heretofore madeufeof; has, by experiments,
difcovered a Pill, which he has ufed in above
fifty cales of thofe complaints, fome of which
were very obdinate, without fail of relieving.
Perfons alllicted with thofe maladies need on- 1
ly take the Pills to convince them of their ef
ficacy.
B idJford, April 23* ___ __ (4w)
To Sell, Let or Exchange,
TT'OR Real Edatein Portland, and poiTelfion
f given immediately, a FARM ftcuated in
Falmouth, four miles from Portland, on the
road leading to Gorham, confiding of a con
venient Houfe, good Bam and welt of water,
With 7S acres of good l.aud and the block
thereon, confidingot Oxen, Cows, Sheep and
Houfe and all kinds of Poultry—together
with ail kinds of Farming Utenlifs. The
term* will be made liberal to the contra&or.
For further particulars enquire ot
HiOMAS FOLSOM,
at the Co'urabus Tavern.
Portland, April 23, »3I0.
STOCK IS TRADE—Auction,
"■ 1 r •
THE Subscribers intending to change
their present line of business, will sell by
Public Auction, on TUESDAY and WED
NESDAY, the 24th *iui 25th instant, at
their Store, No 15, Mercluutls’-Row—The
whole of their valuable STOCK IN
TRADE, consisting of the following Ar
ticles, viz.
Brown and white Iri.h Linens;
Cotton Shirting, Dimities, Calicoes and
Furnitures ;
Book and jaconet Muslins—Fane) andLe
no do. ;
4-4, 7-8 and 6 4 Cambrics, black Sursnetted
do. ;
Laces and Edgings—wound Wire ;
Sewing Silks and Twisie ; bhirt Moulds &.
Wires ;
Fancy Lustrings Ribbins and Ferret ;
Cotton Suspenders— Bedticks ;
Men’s Women's and Children's cotton
Hose ;
black and color’d worsted do.— Patent Nan
kins I
W ashingtt >n Stripes—Bonbazetts—Sal
loons ;
Duroys and Russells—Velveteens and
Cords ;
black Modes—black and color’d Florence
Silks ;
Brown Cotton—Ivory Combs ;
Dark and light fancy Ginghams, cambric
do ;
best nun’s Threads—London, Cotton Sew
ings ;
black anu white Milinet ;
Fancy cotton and pullicat Hdk’ts. do Cam
bric do.;
Silk Hak’is.—Ip. Pins—fine and superfine
Cassimeres ;
fine and superfine Broadcloths—Peleicse &.
Com. Flannels ;
rose Blankets—Winsor Soap ;
Writing and Wrapping paper—Ink Pow
der ;
Blank Books—Bibles and School Books.
Also—The following GERMAN GOODS,
Crimson and other rich color’d silk Velvets ;
black silk Velvet ;
Silk Florence, and other rich Velvet Ves
tings ;
Long and short white and color’d kid
Gloves ;
j Fancy and Velvet Bindings, all Numbers—
| Tapes and Bobbins.—(fj3 Many of the above
Goods are in Packages—and will be sold by
the Packages, only : The residue in Lots to
accomodate Purchasers.
Terms liberal, and made known at the sale.
SEW ALL, SALISBURY & CO.
Sale will commence each day at 9 o'clock, and
ut 3 P. M.
T. K. JONES, &CO. auct’rs.
Boston, April 20.
TAKE NOTICE.
THE Subscriber being about to close his
business, hereby requests all persons to
whom he is indebted, to meet at the Count
ing room of Joshua Richardson, No. 2;
Central-Row, on Saturday 28th mst. at 4
o’clock ; and present their demands for set
I tlement, and receive proposals for payment,
i And he also hereby calls on all persons,
who are indebted to him to make immedi
ate payment,
P. MITCHELL.
Portland, April 23.
R EMOVAL.
CAMUEL RICHARDSON inform* his
^ friends and the public that he has remo
ved from High-Street, and taken that large
and commodious houfe lately occupied by
Mr. Jeremiah Todd in Market-fquare, where
he lhould be happy to wait upon his friends.
—He likewife will entertain Grangers and
travellers as ufual. From the central fituation
of his houfe, he hopes for a fhare of their pat
ronage.
N. B. A number of Gentlemen can be ac
commodated with Boarding on reafonable
terms. SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
Ifetvbvryport, April 23. OfJ
To the Honorable the Senate and Houfe
of Rcprefentatives of the Common
'wealth of Alaffachufetts in General
Court ajfcmbled.
\^OUR Petitioners humbly fhew, that there
* is a fmall dream which takes its rife in
Peabody’s Pond, fo called, in the town of
Baldwin, in the County of Cumberland, which
dream is about lix miles in length, and is com
monly known by the name of the Northwed
River ; that there are large quantities of Pine
Timber on the land againd the faid dream,
which timber is fo far from any navigable !
waters, that it is not worth drawing ; that it is
judged two thoufand dollars property expen
ded, will open the dream fo as that logs may
fleet, which would put a large value on faid
7'imber, which is now worth little or nothing,
Your Petitioners therefore pray that they, j
with fuch others as may become their afloci
ates, be incorporated into a Sociaty by the
name of the Northwed Riv«r Canal Society,
that they may thereby be enable to open faid
dream from Peabody’s Pond to Seabago Pond,
and to colledl fuch Fee or total for all Logs
that fhall pafs theCaeal a* your honors fhall
think reafonable ; and as in duty bound fhall
ever pray. JOShPH FITCH and 9»tbcrt.
Commonwealth of Maflachufetts.
In berate, March 2, 1810.
ON the Petitions aforefaid, Ordered, That
the Petitioners caut'e an attefted copy of their
Petitiou, with this order thereon, to be pub
litlied m the Portland Gazette and Eas
tern Argus, printed at Porrland, three weeks
fuccelfively, the laft publication to be thirty
days, at leaft, before the fecond Wednefday of
the fir ft felfion of the next General Court,
that all perlons interefted may then appear,
and lliew caufe, (if any they have) why the
prayer offaid petition fliould not be granted.
—Sent down for concurrence.
H. G. OTIS, PrefJent.
In Houfe of Reprefentative, March 2, 1810.
Read and concurred.
TIMOTHY BIGELOW, SfeAer
A true copy—N. COFFIN, Cierk of Senate.
Portland Bathing-Houfe.
pHE public are refpeCHully informed that
* the Portia id Bathirg Hemic, is now open.
Conftant attendance given from fuurile to tun*
fee, every day in the week, except Sundays—
and on that day from 5 till 9 o’clock in the
ntoruing. Ap»u l<>.
Medicine, Paint, and Dyt~Stujf
btore.
rT*HE fubfcriber refpedtfully informs the
^ Public, that he ha# commenced bubnef*
in Portland, and takeu a Store in Mtddle Street,
a tew door# weft of MelTrs David « Nathan
iel Dana’s, where he otTer# for fate a very large
and extenftve aflortmeut of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PAINTS 6 DTE-STUtES,
of the beft quality : among which are the fol
lowing, viz.
True Anderfon’s PiPs ; Crude Antimony ;
double Aqua Fortis ; xther Vitriol; Cubebs;
Borax ; Ballom Copaivi, Peru, aud Tolu ;
Cantharides ; Calomel, prepared ; Caftor ;
Cowitch ; Cream Tartar; Englifh Saffron ;
Cafcarilla; Winter and Anguftura Bark; beft
Quill; pale and yellow Peruvian do.; Flow
ers Chamomile, Sulphur, Benzoin, and Zinc;
Gum Aloes Socotrine ; Opium ; Camphor ;
Acoroides ; Scammony Aleppo ; Arabic ;
Myrrh; Maftic; Ammoniac; Gamboge, aud
Benzoin ; Hatcafe ; limglaf#; Lichen lllan
dicus; Lint ; beft Crown Lancets ; common
do ; Magnefia ; do. in (mall fquares; do. cal
cined ; red aud white Precipitate ; Corrofiye
Sublimate aud Turpeth Mineral ; Oil Caftor;
Anife ; Cumin ; Wormwood ; Almonds ;
Amber, rectified ; Lavender ; Origanum ;
Cloves; Cinnamon; Peppermint; Spear
mint ; Savin ; Anthos and Juniper; Burgun
dy Pitch ; Rad. Col umbo ; Gentian ; Con
trayerva ; Galangal ; Valerian; Ipecacuan &
Jalap; Biack and White Hellebore ; Virgiuia
and Seneka Snakeroot; Refined Liquorice :
Crude Sal Ammoniac; Sal Succini, Vitriola &
Diuretic ; Semen Anifi ; Carua ; Cardamom,
and Fennel ; Spirits Nitre Fortia and Sea Salt ;
Sugar Lead ; Sago ; Saloop; Caftile Soap ;
Sperma Ceti ; Tartar Emetic ; Vitriol & So
lubi! ; Terra Japonica ; Uva Urli, dec.
PAINTS, 6c.
White, red, and black Lead; rofe and
Dutch Pink ; Ivory Black ; Lamp Black ;
beft King’s Yellow ; Patent Stone and Spruce
yellow ; No. 1 & 2 Prulhan Blue ; Spamlh
Brown; Whiting; Terra de Sienna ; Turkey
Umber; Venetian Red; Virdigris; Engliili
and Chinefe Vermillion ; Purple Brown ;
powdered Litharge ; white Vitriol ; Linfeed
Oil; Spirits Turpentine ; Pumice Stone ; Sand
Paper ; Camel Hair Pencils; Paint Brulhes
and Salh Tools of all Sorts ; Gold, Silver, and
Brafc Leaf ; beft Copal Varnith ; common do.
do.; Japan ; beft Gum Copal and Shell Lac.
DTE-STUFFS, 6c.
Allum and Copperas ; Stick and Ground
Camwood of a fuperior quality; Logwood,
Redwood and Fuftic ; ground do do ; Fuller’s
Earth, for fcouring and cleaning Cloth;
Spamlh Float; Bengal and New-Gileans Indi
go ; beft Spaniih Otter ; Cochineal ; Nut
galls ; Madder; Roman Vitriol ; Oil do;
Tenter Hooks ; Prefs-Papers; Clothiers’ Jacks
and Cards.
SUNDRIES.
Englilh and American IVindfor Soap;
Palm do ; Wafhballs; Teeth Brufhes and
Powder ; beft double diftilled Lavender Wa
ter ; Englifh Peppermint Lozenges; Rotten
Stone ; Coarfe and Fine Sponge ; Pearlafh;
Oatmeal; Pearl Barley ; Englifh and Ameri
can Glue ; Neats-foot Oil; Lamp GlalTes and
Wicks.
With many other articles too numerous to
be inferted in an advertifement, comprifing al
moft every article ufually called for in the a
bove branches, which he will fell wholefale &
retail on very low terms for Cafh or approved
Credit.
Gentlemen Phylicians, and Country Apoth
ecaries, can be fupplied with Medicines of the
beft quality, upon good terms
Painters and others will always find a con
ftant fupply of dry and ground Paints.
Clothiers will find it for their advantage to
J call at the above Store, where they can al
I ways be fupplied with Dye Stuffs of the beft
quality, as none other will ever be offered for
fate.
Conftant and Perfonal attendance will at
all times be given, & the fmalleft favors grate
fully acknowledged.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN.
Portlan d April 23,1810. (tfj
UOR Sale by the fubferibers, at their Store
in Middle-Sireet,
Cogniac Brandy Pickled Walnuts
Bourdeaux do Olive Oil
Hollands Gin Ground Rice
American do Oatmeal
Old Jamaica Spirits Pearl Barley
St. Croix and Antigua Quaver Jelly
Rum Freth Figs
Cherry Brandy Mufc3ted and Bloom
Annifeed Raifins
French Cordials Almonds
American do, by the Filberts
gall. Pruants, Lemons
Madeira Oranges, Canary Seed
Teneriffe Windforand Bar Soap
Lifbon Iw- Spermaceti, Mould, &
Sherry f W,ne8‘ D.pt Candles
Port and J Winter prelt fperm.
Malaga J Oil
Hyfon "J Table Salt
Young Hyfon J Mats of all fizes
Hyfon Skin ^Teas. Houfe &Hearth Brufh
Souchong and | es
Bohea J Brooms
Loaf, Lump, Rotten Stone
Havana whie,V Sugars Chroots
and Brown J Ink Powder
| Chocolate Spice Bitters
do Shells Indigo
Citron, Mace Sieves
Nutmegs, Clove* Indian and Rye Meal
! Cinnamon, Calfia Dem johns
Pepper Stone Jugs
Ground do do Po’s
! Pimento, Ginger Powder and fliot, and
Cayenne, Muftard Flints of the firft
Capers, Anchoves quality.
— ALSO—
A few boxer firft quality Spanifh Segars—
6000 wt. firft quality Couneclicut Cheefe—a
few quintals Dnm Fifh -100 quintals Pollock
do — 3000 wt. firft quality Bacon—50 bis
Cider, ftlitable tor bottling—50 bis. Cider
Vinegar—100 groce Velvet Corks—10 bis
draft Porter, au i a few doz firft quality
bottled do —10 kegs firft qua’ity Virginia
Tobacco—15 calks Raifins—50 boxes Mu(c»
tel and Bloom do.—4 /00 wt. retailing Coffee
The above Goods are of the firft q tality
and wilt be fold on re*JoRab'e terms.
i). k N. DANA.
P*rtlmA Apnl 23.
Nezo Book-Si ore iff LottcryOijLe,
Middle-Street—Portland,
AS for fale, a large aiTortmtut of
BOOKS & STATIONARY,
among which, the following is a Imall part,
viz. :—
LAW.
Storey’s Pleading*, Burn’s l.aw Dictionary,
Marihai on Infurancc, Barton on Commerce,
Laws of the United Slates, MaiTachuletts
Term Reports, Bennington on FjeAu cut,
CondtnflorGeneralis,Pleader’* Affiftai t I...\ cs
f cn Pleading, Trial of Smith & Ogden, El; m
i afles Reports, Sullivan’s Lc&urcs, Stuciy of
’ the l.aw, Sec. Sec.
rnrsic.
Bell’s Surgery, do on Ulcers, Cullcu** Prac
tice, Chefeldcn’a Anatomy, Darwin’s Phyto
logia, Cullen s Materia Mcdica, Mui ray’s do.
do. Haller’s Phyfiology, Denman's Midwifery,
j Hamilton’s do. Underwood on the Difer.fe of
I Children, 1 iinbrel on Ruptures, Dougin on
Muiclts, Medical Dictionary, &c See.
A large aflbrtment of
DIV IN irr,
Among which are ;—Edwards' Works, do.
on Redemption, do. on the Will, Newton’s
Works, Hawes** Church Hiftory, Life of
I thrift,Evangelical Magazine,Logan’s,Clark’s,
Lathrop*s, Zollikofers, Blairs, Porteus’, Sau
riu’s and Burder’s Sermons ; Benfon on the
Epiftles, Dictionary of the Bible, &c. Sec.
CLASSICAL.
I Locke s hliav, Lavoiuer s Lhimillry, rriefl
ley’s Le<ftures, Catfar Delphini, Lexicon’
Virgil, Euclid's Elements, Ovid, Watts' Log*
ic, Adams’s Philofophv, Paley’s & Stewart’s
do. Domeftic Encyclopedia, Black's Chimiftry,
Lcmpriere’s Clailical Dictionary, Geographi
cal Dictionary of the United States, &c. 6cc.
HISTORY
Rollins’ Ancient Hiftory, Gibbon's Rn.
, man Empitc, Hiftory of France, do. of Afia,
I do. of the Jewith Nation, Hutchinfon’s Hif
tory of MalFachufctts, Goldfmith's Rome,
i do. Greece,do. England, do. Natural Hiftory,
j &c. &c.
TRAVELS & VOYAGES.
1 Anacharfts’, Young’s, Aflie's, Barrows’,
Piozzi's and Peyron's Travels ; Cook s Perr
ier's and Williams's Voyages, &c.
BIOGRAPHY.
Marfliall's, Bancroft's and Ramfay's Life
of Wathington ; Rofcoe's Leo the Tenth,
Bofwell's Life of Johnfon, Life of Peter the
Great, do. of Frederick the Great, do. of Ba
con, do of Cowper, do. Wchley, do; Edwards,
j Plutarch's Lives, Hunter's Biography, Female
’ do. Johnfon's Lives of the Poet's, Memoirs
of JelFerfon, See.
A large and valuable colledlion of
MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS,
Among which are the following :—Litera
ry Magazine, 8 vols ; Bohnhroke's Works,
Works of St. Pierre, Andcrfon’s Commerce,
Miller's Retrofpccf, Ames’ Works, Sterne's
Works, Burn's Works, Pyrenees Romance,
Myfteiics of Udolpho,Clarifla Harlow, Houfc
of Tynian, Cheap Repofitory, American
Letters,Guardian,Corinna,Chapone's Works,
Gray's do. Cumberland's Memoirs, George
Barnwell, Oflians Poems, Mentorial Talcs,
t Grant's American Lady, Child of Thirty-Six
Father!, Rowlons Poems, Intrigues of the
1 Queen of Spain, &c. &c. together with a
! great number of others, too numerous to
mention.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Ainfworth'sVValkers, Johnfou's, Sheridans,
Wcbfter's and Perry’s Dictionaries; Greek
' Tcftamcnta and Grammars, Latin Primmcrs
; and Grammars, Morse's Geography, Murray's
; Sequel Grammar, Enfield's Speaker, Scott's
Lellons, Columbian Orator, Walilvs Pikes,
Adams's, Temple's,Kinne's and Root's Arith
‘ metics; Art of Reading, American Precep
tor, Dwight's Geography, Bibles and Tclta
nients, Conftitutions, Murray's Grammar
abridged, Stamford's Grammar, Bingham's
do. Webfter's, Perry's, Pikes and the Maine
Spelling Books, Child's Companion, Hiftori
cal Grammar, Writing andCvphering Books.
SEAMEN'S ARTICLES.
The American Ship-Mafter’s Afliftaut and
ATariner's Dictionary.
FAMILY BIBLES.
Collins's and Carey's elegant Family Bibles,
Cann's Bibles, common quarto do. elegant
Pocket Bibles, common do, Belknap and
Watts Hymn Books.
A general aflortment of
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
Confining of Ledgers, Journals, Day Book#,
Record Books and Dockets.
A large aflortment of
STATION ART, viz.
Writing and Letter Paper, Drawing do.
Wrapping do. Pafte-Board, Quills, Red and
Black Ink-Powder, Ink-Glailes and Stands,
Pocket* Books and Pu*rfc«, Memorandum
’ Books, Patent Metalic Pens, Tortoile-Shell
, and Horn Hair-Combs, Playing Cards, Pen
knives, Platts of Washington, JcflFcrfon and
the Battle of Lexington ; Wafers, Sand-Bv>xes
and Sand ; Shaving-Soap, Thermometers,
Lead-Pencils, &c. See. kept coullantly on
hand, together with a quantity of atforted
tewf.lry.
An aflortment of Jufticcs and other
BLANKS.-Also— MAPS of Mafiachu
l'etts.
Libraries will be fupplird with Books at a
difeount of from 10 to 20 per cent, fiom
the retail nrit es.
»
The pub.ie are informed thatfuch arrange
ments art made as will enable them to
purch.ifc their Books and Stationary at the
above Store at a very cheap rate for taili o .1
Cj* CaJJj nil! be given fer clean Get -
ton ard Linen RAGS, CANIASS and
Junjl. --
TICKETS
In the 7th and laft Clafs of Hatfield
Budge Lottery, for fale, which com
mences dr twtng the 26th of May.—
A Lift of Prizes in the DixvilU Lot
*cry, is received, which may be ken
; rat is, and Prize Tickets in that
^otttry will be taken in payment foe
iickets in Hatfield.
Pi.tlnnd, jfpril 19, 1810.
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