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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02
Dortlano,
MONDAr, FEBRUARY 2, 1901.

The Hon. Daniel Davis, we hear has been
nominated by his Ekcellency the Governor, to
be Solicitor General of this Commonwealth.
The Hon. Luciur HoratiO StocktOn, now federal
Senator from Newjerfey, is nominated Secre-
tary at War.
The Philadelphia Gazette conuaditfs from
authority, the report Of the nomination Of Gen.
Marfhall, Chief Jufiee.
The Hon. Henry Latiusr, Eiq. federal Sena.
tor from the Rate Of Delaware, has reGgned
bis feat.
Conrad. !YebJ. Efq. is Appointed an agent for
certain counties 10 Virginia, purfuant to an al
eff Congress relating TO the 6ih article of the
Bririfh treaty.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02

III a Court Of Common Pleas for the county Of
CumberLa7d, tgan and boifeaat Me7ggioae5fsr
IN J7i4 county, On TIE .fJF TH5lae2 Of JaaHary'
Il. d. 1901:
NN the petition Of PETLE THATcHER SMITH
~ Of Windham, IN laid comfy, Eiqulre, ihewng
that he is IS interefte as tenant in common with
fome perfon or perfonsto him unknown, in two few
eral lots Or Parcels Of Land, which, n the dvilon
Of his late father, the Rev. Thomas Smiths etate,
was fer off TO the heirs of the late Mrs. Lucy
Saunders, who was one Of the children and heirs
Of lad deceafrd; which Lots are upon the plan Of
faid divhon "a copy whereof is annexed to laid
petition) numbered One and Four; and that he is
dehrous to hold aud enjoy his fhare OF faid Lots,
being two eghths in feyeralty, ard therefore pray
ing that partition there Of might be made, and his
fhare fet off and divided from the ref, agreeaby
to Law of the Common wealth paiIed A. d. 1884,
Untitled g An aet for the more eafy partition Of
Lands, or other Real Eitate."
ORDERED, that the petitioner caufe the fevefal
perfons intertfted 10 fad enate, and living within
the fate or the attorneys Of fuch as Pre- abitnt,
ADD have attorneys reGding within the tate, TO be
duly notified Of faid petition by ferving them per-
fcnaly with copy thereof, or leaving copy at
their dwelling houie, Or lalt place OF abode, or bY
inTerting the lubfauce Of the fame three weeks
fucceiIively, ia one or more fthe public newfpa-
psrs, that they may have opportunity 10 make their
execution To this Court on The laft Tuefday Of
March nest, to their granting the iame.
Attcf, SAMOEL FREEMAN GIsFS'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02

The LAT Paris Papers announce tie difcoverv Of 4
method for the futon Of ev1s5e by which any number
OF rhero may be melted, 70 TO form Rone with
OUT the leaf importing the lurc Of its appear ance
Similar exp riments made uPoa ruhes, topazes, and
other precious Zones, have not been faccelsful.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02
81 Adams 65
90 Pinckney 81
Majority for Adams !
for = ncknrv

But from fprit of accommodation, and to fatisiy
ihe Southern States, claule introduced inc the
eon9ituricn authorizing the repreisntaton Of three
htths OF the STveS OF the UnIsd states beings who
have no more property in their perlons, than the
horles and that Craze the hill, IF New Eng
land This principle unju4y aaSs Repreftntatves
20 Virginia, e. North-Caro!ina and South Caro-
yer Of Burr and Jafferion.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02

DIED In this town, on Thursday last Mr. James
Larrabee. aged ~
Yesterday morning, very fuddenly, Mr. Notes Shat
tuck. aged o.
At Wssizrtaa, the Hon James Jones, Efq member Of
Congrels from Csagis. proceTion of the members
attended the funeral with ape their left arms.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02
Lift of Letters

Remaining in TIE Pgf-OEce, Kcnnsbank,
JANUARY "a, 1901.
DRACDON John; Durham Seth, Ar07GeH (;
D Cotton Edward Cuhhertfon James, rnr-
nald Jof-nh FrnR Na'hanirl Gooch Jededian
Hardne James Littlefeid Hubbard Notes Tx
tie Nalhapel c. a; Mitchell Mary Moody Ma.
ria Peavey Charl-s, Ayza6sHj Roberts Jonh
Towns Robert.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02

The number of free inhabitants in the Milf
fPpi Territory, IS aated at 6ooo, Of whom
1ooo are fuPPofed capable Of bearing arms
The number Of black inhabitants IS conlidered
as equal to that of the whites.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02
NEwYoRK, IAN. az.

NEwvoRK, JAN. 2S.
T5s Rap Liglt No S, 7p5b bas been Iaey circulated IN
Til ally, Fit 5aV been S0ra and p4JEss4 ID Loadan By
Wha@ Goblet, rSOss 10 Be TIE 64e fabrication q zs A1u
ian Jaeba no longer vvOrder then, thar IBIS pam
t aOas aAD~fi for ais a he ss5a eTse IF bs 4alsri-
ga Citizen.
NEwBuRYPoRT, JAN. II.
TIE Rgs-Lgbt II fpqsS 70 bags been zviass By Tsaeb
Coz, be man 7Sb0 safei PHILADELPHIA at TIE bead Of fbs By-
t5 army l5F zVTy6u Of late eEauzpioq Of t5e 4eoBiu
Let Ss ,eaier Of tie R Light Ja bo1U poor nun Be tie
e1, '0Lb re7uir or hs90rf b arts and a;b ebaa7US.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02

AEARRZED-At Concord, on Sunday evening lat. the
Rev. Roswell MefIinger of York, TO Mifs Mary
Brown.
Mindwel Lyman.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02
FAcT.
ANp 4 .pIssRAcEFuL ~

AND DISSRAcEFuL oNE.
Is afatf, that if Mr.. Bsrr add Mr. Teferfon (the
champions Of liberty become PRECEDENT and Vice
Prehdent of the United States they viii owe .heir es-
vation to The influence of SLAVERY. Had the votes
reuIring from the number Of ;e Ss5sas only Of the
Uui,rd States been Feckoned, they would have food
thus
burr 81 P;a rI,' q,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02

VXTANTFD a few SETTLERS on two Town
w f1ips, No. s aud ,, il the Seventh Range,
north Of the Waldo Patent, belonging to Bowdoo
College. Thofr who come recommended fit for
the purpnfe, and of good Characters, will meet
with every encouragement they can win for, by
applying 10 either ofthe undersigned at Portland.
William Martin, } c'.ra.ee sffle
Elijah Kellogg, so Si%
Ilaac Parker, } cot1ses
n a. The TownhiP No. s, adjoining, is area-
~ difeored Of, and viii have Ecttlcrs thereon very
foon. Jan, a5, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02

That the power of the fupervifors Of
the Revenue to mark or famp any vslllm parchment
or paper charg-a5le with duty will ceafe and deter
mine from andaer Ok months from the date hereof, to
wit, "a the laf day 81 February 1904.
III
That, if any perfons ihall, after the
Ian day Of February SOL have in their crlody Pof-
FELTON,, any velium, parchment paper, marked or
amped BY the fupervifors Of the revenue upon which
any matter thing, charged with duty, f& have
been written printed they may az any time ztIbia
re Par g Sixty days etf. he rid EF dy Of February 1905
bring fend fuch vellum parchment and papers,
to ome Office Of nlpeion, and in lieu thereof receive
like quantity or value Of vtllu, parchment and pa
per, duly tamped in pufuance ofthc act herein before
rrcited. And in cafe any pefon Gail neglect refure.
within the time sforeiad, bring caule be bro'e
fome officer Of inlpecion, any iuch vellu pzrch
paper, it is hereby declared, thar the fame wiz
thereafter be of other effect ule, than fit had
never been marked Ramped, and that all matters and
things which may after that time be written or print
Cd upon any veum, parchment or paper, authorized
be exchanged ia aGorelad, will be Of 9TH
ef effect than if they lad been written printedoa
paper, parchment or vclum, not marked or hamPed
Nv.
And for the convenience Of thoTe perfons who may
he inclined have their Own velum parchment and
paper RzmPed marked, il is thereby declared that
when any perfon lhall dtpoft any velum, parchment
or paper the Office Of lupervlor. accompanied with
lit fpecIfyng the numoer and denomination Of the
Ramps or marks which delred to be thereto aflrl
ed the fame will Be tranlmitted TO the General Stamp
Office, and there properly marked or isamPed, and
forthwith fent back the fame iupervtor, who will
thereupon collect the duties and dclverr the paper
parchment or velum, the order of the Perlon from
whom the fame received.
Given under my Hand and the Seal Of the Trea-
ILL., SD fury, at Warrington, the day and year above
mentioned
OLIVER WOLCOTT,
Ssersfary Of re Trsgi1.
Nov A,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02
Treafury Department,
Wel15iagton September ~, 1900

WaJ6ipgt9u September M, 1900.
Public Notice is hereby Given,
In pry.anss ef an a7 Of Cssgrgs fe0d0a fbs 90 day Of
Apr, tJoaHd sgJt hundred, entitled, I'm HA 70 GA
IgB Gearai STAMP QGee,
THAT a General Stamp Office is
now eitabed at the feat Of government, in the city
Of Warrington from whence there will ihue, from and
after the date hereof (upon the application OF the
Supervisors of the Revenue under Whole management
the collection Of the RamP duties is placed any guam
titles Of paper, parchment and veum, mark or tam
ped and duly counter RamPed with the following rates
of duty which are demandable by laws
For every ikin or piece Of vellum or parchment or
1ee piece Of paper, upon which ihall be written
or printed any o. either Of the inruments or wri'
D0zb. ClM
a NY certificate Of naturalization
"A feence TO practice, certificate OF the
admiihen, enrolment or registry OF any
councillor, Solicitor Advocate attorney, OF
proctor, in any court OF the United States 70
PrOviisd that a certificate in any one "a
the courts of the United States, for any one OF
the laid officers, fha 70 far as relates 10 the
payment Of the duty aforefaid, be fufticient
admlion in all the courts ofthe United States,
for each and every Of the fad Offices.
ANY grant or letters patent, under the zeal Or
authority OF the United States (excePt tor
lands granted for military fervices)
Any exempifcation or certified copy OF any
fuch grant or letters pacent Except tor lands
granted for military fervices)
ANY charter party, bottomry or reipondenta
bond
Amy receipt Of difcharge for or on account IF
any legacy lsEE BY aDss will, o oFttsr tslti-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02

ing them to fome other but from the
fPeedy return Of their vehelS, it is too
evident how their cargoes have been
di[poled Of.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02

NOTICE is hereby given to the following non
IN refdent proprietors of Land 10 UNION. in
the County Of Lincoln, that their Lands are taxed
inthe State, Town, and County Taxes and Arrears
Of Highway taxes, and committed to the fublcri-
bSr, Collector for the year 1899, to collect.
STATE fax. 7o7O7igC County. Highway TatIA
CTS. d. c. D. G. d. {.
Iofah Read, EIq. 60 69 o 29
Samuel Dunham, Q ~ ~
And unlefs laid taxes withali intervening charges
are paid oa or before Wednefday the 6rft day OF
4brH next. at ten Of the clock 10 the forenoon,
= T0uch IF fld Lands wilt then ieveraIiy b fold a.
Pebble Veadne, al the dveling houle of DAVID
SiLLMoR, innholdzr in faid town, as will be uf-
ncieut 10 pay the fame as aforefaid.
NATHANIEL ROBBINS, CoLLscros.
eS'sH, Jaasey I'D, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02
FOR SALE,
1T George ERildGon's,

Headgf Lagrabam'5 Wbarf
a QUANTITY IF warranted Mems Calf-hcin
n SHOES, cheap for Cafh--of Eooch OTdway's
make, formerly o. his town.
A coatant fuPPy, and every favor gratefully
ACKNOWLEDGED. Tan. 10.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02

Thomass, sewall's, Bickera,T's, Weath.rwife's, Al
the Farmers ALMANACKs, for fale 1t this Office.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02
A fine opportunity

For q tez0 )Mart young men to get good
Farms at a cheap rate.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18

Should war between France and the
United States take place, which is not
very improbable, more general and clofe
union will take place betwee Great Bril-
tain and America. Our priyateers will
cover the Welt Indian ieas and fwecp away
the pirarical royers that now plunder and
rob us, The armed veiiels OF the two ma
tions, acting aga,nit common enemy,
will Of courfe lend mutual aid in annoy
ing that enemy.
But whatever be the event Of the prefent
criiis OF affairs, it is general truth,
which circumstances may modify, but can
not defroy, thar the commercial interehs
of Great Britain and the United States,
are 70 clofely interviewer, that no tempo.
rary or local policy can eparate them
the party thar wiihes TO impair the COM
merce OF the other, aims blow at its own
and the jealouGes and reitrietions of G..
Britain always appeared to me like the
policy of a country trader, who ihculd at
tempt to limit the indufry or dettroy the
harvef of his cuftomers.
have the honor TO be,
With the highea reiped, &c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18
Fran the Geprgffo7On Mg/eHm'
YOUNG ROCK.

To Or. Colin, MiWqer IF the S90tsp
church, and Tite-Pyefdrnt Of tie PN-
hj6bbicaI Sseiety, Pbaadt!bdia.
SIR, ..
KNOWING that you are fond OF d'I..
coveries and difquiGtions on tubjetts tc''
fall, particularly, within the reach Of ~
tural fcience, | take the liberty OF adaf''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18
FROM THE PORTFOLIO.
AMUSEMENT.

I@f,~aions far Sbopkeepeys, Atbuatitss,
5Se.
When alhopkeeper frR enters on bu-
fineis, ne ought to advertife for partner
in trade with at leap 3oool and in 70 do
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-18
EX I,H ACT.
From tbe An/qvcr yftbe Legiqotmre IF
Ieymo"t, n tbr lpeeeb efbn EsceAe1ty
the Governor.

" To render the administration Of free
government prosperous and happy, it is an
etiental reqniGte, that the direction of
public opinion be fuch, as TO create pc
neral affection and high ref>ect for the ad.
miitrators thereof. 10 maintain republi-
can principles perfectly uncontamlnated,
Jealouty is neceMary Dnt it ought 70 be
generous. II hould, when put in motion,
De directed againtt mea/a,es and not mc1.
Viewing with reverence, the high troll
repoied IN, and conferred on US, by our
respective conitituen:s in enacting laws,
our facred religion and due attention T.
the rules otmorality, ihall claim the hrh
Ia juit regard to economy, the iecond
place in all our deliberations. We lhalt
be careful in ''not taking IRON the mouth
or labor the bread il has earned"
I" In or appointment of officers, inte
gritty and abilities lhall be the two great
criterions, on which our votes lhall be
founded. We fhall pay particular refpett
TO the nomination OF the county conven
tions, where ipecihc reaions are not made
uie OF agaln.t them. A deviation there
from, made will, uncommon heat, at mo
vryy Gifanf ber0a, mutt ierve us as bea-
cor, 70 avoid the rocks on which we
lhoud certainly run, was party fpirit, in
itead OF principle, TO direct our conduct,
on a point 70 important to the peace ard
welfare OF our contiIuents, and the rapport
and dignity OF our government.
" Warmly attached to the Conaituti
on of the federal government, which w
view as " the iheet anchor of our peac
at home and ffety Abroad permit us
fir, in the iincerity Of our hearts, TO con-
graduate You with an almof unboundeo
fervor, on the fpirit of true republicanifr
having 70 far regained its we'll merited at
tendency. Permit US further to congra-
tulate your Exceliency, on he election of
a PRECEDENT of the United States, who is
not ,leititutc of the lentiments of" an in
Dependent Ameyit0u; whom you do not
fulpett, will be influenced, in his adminif
tration, by apredilettion for foreign prin
SiPiSob IA ioL 'ilS government OF any 10
reign nation. For fure we are. did NOT
your opinion coincide with ours, on this
happy location, the fame paternal care
which 70 much alarmed your fears, when
the evil was only in PROJECT, mutt have
induced yon to have warned us of our dan
ger, with redoubled animation, when
that evil had actually taken place.
+" In the rapid increafe of the citi-
zens OF this rate, announced BY the late
Genius, we find commanding voice for
paiing iuch laws, as will give fable le-
curity to their rehgion--thcir rights and
ihelr property. This, added to rhe fau-
orious air, and fertile foil of our country +,
mulf prove an irrefftible invitation ioe
new fettlers."
or The Legislature of Vrrmonf in
cludes majority of Democratic Repnbli-
cans and Ills Exceilency the Governor
is Federal Republican.
-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
Tfaac Adams,

u ETURNs his thanks to thofe who have fvo ca
~ him with their eutom, and focits continuance
Of itHaviug moved from the a lnd formerly occupied
ny Mr. PATTEE, and taken the fore Ne. II, Jaze5'
Ro-V, oppoGte "r. KsNrs; where he has lately re
ceived large aEortment Of
BOOKS,
n Hi1ory, Law, PhyGc and Divinity-which will be
told At the oweft eanl prices.
Morfe's and Guihries Geography; Small and large
Bibles; TeAamenls; BeIkn4p's, Watts and smiths
Palms and Hymns; Pixies, Walch's, and Temples
Arfthmetcs; Greek and attn Caiics B'unt's Navi.
sator, Coaa Pilot. and Msores Daily ATHan,; Sea-
Fncu's Journals Scales AM Dividers, Chats, &C.
Wrapping, Letter, and Writing Paper, hyde ream
or fmalleF quantity; common and bea Dutch Quilts
inaruttions for the Fife. Flu,e and Violin Bal. vol
and Violin Strings; Writing and CyPherinq Books
Copy 5 ips-RECCRD and ACCOUNT BOOKS d
yarious kiads-BLANlsS and STAMP PAPER
a large addition Of Books to the Circulating
Library.
H5'o, a seop q1orfmrnt Of
Englilh and Wef-Lndia GOODS.
Cath given for RAGS and JUNK.
Portland. O8o5er 70.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
FARMERS ALMNACK.
THis nhr Fvstis .,


BY lHOMA AS B.N AIT,
4zfz7 - rs4 r M y ~ Botfsref lDlHiel Grsrgs 60
y11a Li1-r ~ Psrsa4.
Il 'HE FARMERS ALNANAS and REGISTER
4 for 1904 Ca.cu'e ed for she|eridano Of Portland,
ist - Deg g mia. north. Bat II anfwrr Tor soy of
the Northern States This Ataa1rk eonrains-be6des
what j. uualn qualifications "a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ii
'edion- fefpettine the cmpInvmc 81 Farmers dur ng
ihc Winter spring, sumner aud III. A variety Of sn-
tertsrning matte IN poole and verl Court CaIeadar
which Is correct ssto the times ID places Of holding
The Supreme, Circuit and DiariGcourts Of the United
S'stes-and the Suprems Judicji Courts and Couf Is
e Common Pleas ot MAiachufeti Ncwhamphre and
Maine Frienda' Yearly and QuRriy Nice lnss Pro-
bare Courts 20 The Diari6t Of Mae Accurate Tables
OF lntereR butte on Stamped Per. Rates Of Letter
Potlage. Polt Roads from POrs ito the city of Wah-
inetoni ard various other cities u towns in the Uni
ted States
The Reeiaer. which i incIud in This Almauack
eontansA IN Ok the various Ulcers of the United
States, beginning ~itl the Prcdnt ADD enumerating
tholc Of the ievera Departmental state. Treafury.
wir, navy, &c. Judges OF he apreIne judicial and
diari9 courts Of The UIed stat. Representatives, to
e9agrefs Revenue officers and electors Of All the ports
n The dillr6t Of Maine Colett of theinterna revc
nueon diiticd lpirits wheel clacs, dilribarors or
ltanps &c Also
A 10 OF the officers Of this cohonwealth, enumeta-
ting he counle ors-the fensts and Representatives
from this ifrict judges gf fbe preme judicial court
Attorney and folicuor general 1crks,rSc uil,ces
throughout yhr commOnwea Oh, baces. Of the common
pleas iPtoial jnccs, clerks ofe etIions, judges and
tes'lers Of probate rcgilters deeds, juAices ofthe
quorum and high ftrifs The rlic rotares in the fe
verAl counties IN the diiri@f tfnfpeeors ofpot and
pearl alhes, butter, lard and be
Officers Of the milita-beeiing with the major
generals ana their alds-de campand enumerating the
bfigadier geEerss, briead -.mst ana uartermalers
colonies, majors officers Of easry and artilIey-and
TOE NUMBER oil men IN each reglnt or brig de-and in
each qradrun Of cavalry and Ira ION Of artillery -
- T5ir efnii4,y sf,.y5 from i5. bsstf Of
f5e a5jna7f Feqsa! zybo zvai 70 obr at !, eyys7 B
AIio officers ri Bowdoin coge, and preceptors Of
tfe evcra academies n Manelficers ofthe Portland
BANK, ana Maine he and maie infurance company
lodge of mafans in Maine, tess &c th;. di(}ria, asd
of the Uajt,t States
tc Tbi g;a.r, Iffsieut enynr.ys.t B. gv.z 4DiilLr
oriaaef az enlarged NJ sy96sE ~ war y esB6 hfgf
re r 1f,' ar fsaf6s,' Of morality religion j y dsa0H
aaioa ~ re Di9yjF
~ the dOovemtnuoned piaomay be had BICKtR-
sFAFF's AbDANACK for Ia Calculated for the
meridian of Portland This abrscL contains all that
B utuaI in publications Of the M and .eoually accu
rate with the FArniers aImana II he calculations
but Of fmaIIer fize, and fold Ief, nriee
Portland, or. z6, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-02
FOR SALE.
By William Moody,

Ar his Store head Of Fin Greet, general and exfen
five aIortrcnt Of fafhianable STAPLE II FANCT
GOODS. by the Istsa arrvas-condAns Of
ID EST fUper6ne black, bn-, bottle green, oi'Te'
I'D AID mkt Broadciojhs mijdlng and low
priced do F; CafIineres blue, green, and brown
Serges Dufiis Plains and bar thicks Cszungs
Rote and duffiI Blankets; Floor and tair Capt.
iEgs and Carp.,s; Bli1r5 and Fianneis ct various
cninrs and prices fashionable ttu'vus, r cle-
f<ins fatin, carnettc and MARIE Is yeftihap.s; Oh
Cloths Beducking Ruiia- Shsetiog apes ;
Linnens; Brown-holland India C)tto's SAT-
tins Modes /; Sarcenets and Ribbons Clhcocs I;
Duran.s; Wlidbores; Cambbts; Grapes Shall
loaas; RuGeis and Morrans; Baodannas Linen
aid Cotton pocket hai5kerch,ets erea, ~ icy
uf Camel's hair. liik, netting muffin and oaG5r'Ck
fhawls Ladies extra long ts Gloves * Nuts !;
Cotton do, Meas Gis. satncf ADD hC'd Gloves /,
Beh black and white Xix Hof-; l0w Priced otto !
Cotton 60. FOR ladies and gentlrntn Mems and
boys Hats Stoes; Looking Glalcs; fax cotton
fulpendeTs floor, cOh & lhoc Bruihrs; Fnre7ts,
tapes and Bobins M0fs and uppets B-t Eng
Elh Lacfs and Edeings; biacE and white tewins
ok and TwiR Ok ard cotton G-rdes 'aih'ora-
abe Feathers Bn.tops Prefs and fand LII 81 I;
Quilts Pocket Books, Oates Playtag Cards }
Hair Powder, &c Ajs
Cotton, colee Hyfoo. fouchoug e bohes T>as,
ben quality; Sugars; ~ Rum; C0-n.sc & spauih
B andy; Holland Giu;M n.siTts: Afpic:; PeppefS
Ginger Muaard and Cove. /; Futmees ciuoa-
mon falt art fait-pctrt; h0x and cak RIhns I;
TobaccS and fnrf hef Indigo; mould CznAiry;
Chocol.e No. Bet Reel plated ihovels; thoges
ald Tongs; feci plated Haadfaws; b is and
''o1 Knockers and Candleticks - MILLS and
GLASS general afortment OF HARD and
h0LLOW IVbRE, to numerous q pa'ticn srize.
CT a complete a1ortrien, Cf Paper HING
lNJS, and borders OF Toe uewrt faihioss.
The above articles ne is detrrmiHed 10 tsl very
low for cath or country produce. on. 10