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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08
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ENTERHD, From
Schooner Federal, Rsthbones Surrinzm
Brig Warrington. Hszards Cuadaloupe
Sloop Two Siffen, Earl, New York
CLiARED, Fer
SIoop Nancy, Akin, New York
Brig Commerce, Child. Baltimore
Sioop Semissmis, Dennis, Bottom
Maria. Helme, New. York
CsrOliss, -CnPons do.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08
The P,sGlts,s political reputation and

The PTsE2fss'f political reputation and To-
auerce is every day gaining f}repgth. His
attention TO our 6fherics and manufactures, in
hisiate excellent meGage, 10 . new proof of his
attachment 10 this part oftbe Union. and entities
him to the rcfpea and sfetiien Of every hoaefs
citizen in New England. Bsf. Cbrss.
Had the fame economy been ufed ia the
late federal adminihration, which MIR. JsfSsiss
has praeiifed, the public debt would have beeo
nearly extinguifhed st leaf thar part Carrying
sn interea Of 6 per cent. and the loan as per
cent. would not have laid % q burthen on the
Isbosing cia6es 10 focicty, Who BY their indufry
pay At Ieaa I9-soths Of every taxi u.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08
Fifteen Dollars Reward.

- AN away from the febfcribcr. a Malay
IN Boy, narncd PARIS, about ; years old,
foil faced, marked with the fmalI Pox, long
black hair. hsd on Mort blue jacket & tro~ iers.
Whoever will inform where fsid Boy reiides cr
frequeou. ihaI! receive Five Dollars reward, OF
Fifteen Dolan IL returned to the -Subicril~r, as.
MIR. ABfJAH .ADAnss. Ia fremont. Street.
Bsass. sJACOBUS HERREBRU0H. !
Deumber, 40, 1904. N NJ a y
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08
AWE the fOhfctihen,' being appointed by,

NIE the fOhfctibcn. being appointed by
w the Hon. Cour Of Probate Of the town
of Newport. Commifhoncn. to receive and ad-s
juR the claims Of the creditors to the eaatc Of
yamo Moore. Iste OF Newport, deccsied. re-.
preicnted iniolvent and Gx months being ale
lowed Tor the fame - Hereby give notice that
that they will attend on faid bufnefs At their
refPettive dweihngs, At any time within that
period.
JOHN TILLlNC HAST, 1 Commit:
ABRAHAM COREY. I Eossn.
\ Or All pcrfons indebted 20 faid eflasc, are
fequeNed 10 make immediate payment TO
ELIZABETH MOORE, Admisx.
NesSfo,f, Ja1ssy 8, 1909. [io
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08

withaanding his sge. he appears to have al ,he
vigor of . mind Of masurity, and arerntion OF
memory truly extraordinary. The aoy OF his
intemperance is frxl, Jsdsrai, and is as correa as
that the feds arc honett men and republicans.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08

Arrived here in diarefs on Sunday laa,
fehooner Friendfhip, Of Wifcsfsett, John Pat
terfon mater, 4s days from Antigua. In lat.
3s. long. 81. fpoke thip Minervs, VIM. Lad
Ter, Of Charlefton 5. c. 9 days cut, all we'll
Jan. Ift. fpoke brig Menerva Of He'll, Eng. J
Peter M'Bride, 13 hours from New York,
who fufnifhed him with proviGons. and every
othes necefiry.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08

1t il faid by the JrdtraiAs that the coun-
try 10 indebted to the late admisysysf,os for 4
full Treaiusy, and the profped Of fpeedy ex-
tinguiihment Of our public debt How ialfe
and hollow What is our preiens plesGng
PROPERTY owing ca to that adminiftrason whole
expeoces exceeded the income by everal mil
lions Ito that adminifrati which gave the
enormous intereR Of 5 pc, cs~f. for loans to pay
ufelefs armies of officers. fwsrms of collectors
:" eating out the fubRsnce" of the induarious
part Of the community Impudent indeed, and
regardless Of the public dndcrianding mua he
be. who can Publiih iuch daring mificprefensa-
tions."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08

For Sale on Ree/onable term,
A Quantity of Window Frames and
Sa!hes, for 2 by 9 and 6 by 8 Clafs.
Enquire of the Printer.
heDeeyf. Nay A., 1909. s6d
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08
Ext,aa sfa kfis, 6sm W,e6hgfsx.

al have frequently had the pIeafute Gnce
nv arrival here Of WHITING and dining with Mr..
Paine. u not this horrible He is an enter
ssinine, civil and eood-natursd mao. He
.boond, With anecJote, and knows more about
the men sod things Of our revolution, than,
rahap,, any other man 70 the eanasy.-Nos-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08

10 ditmilicd ffom the govcrnmcnt 'oF The
NJ. w. Territory, with the content and win,
we believe of four ff,hs OF the citizess of that
diarie. The Convention of this new State
tOhio) being in feiIion, the Prefidens has not
appointed fuccefIor to Gov. ST. Clair, bat left
il to the people to gil the vacancy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08

NwihCarsiiss L.gD7afsr.--Thc petition
prefcnted by the Hon. John Stanley, for a
pardon forthe death Of Gen. Spsight, unfortu-
nately killed by him in duel iome time fince,
10 granted. 4,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08

We underaand that letter has been re-
ceived. by the fecretary Of the navy, from capt.
Campbell, ofthe Adams frigste, containing the
information that three Swedifh velsels have been
csptsred by TripoIiac cruifer, from Alicans,
and ient into Algien. NJ. Cbvs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08
1f the ,.,.lhfa. caufs ihould not pre-,

II the ,.tsILeas caufe hould not prevail
in the United Sfafy, the blood and treafurc OF
the American rrvelsfian, Of which we have boat
ed 70 much, were worfe than thrown away.
Think of this. ye who loa your goods, your
vcfcls, your houfes, your limbs and healths,
vour fathers, hufbands, fons or brothers 10 the
wa.-If the experiment Of government clec-
five in all its branches fhould not fuccced in the
United Sfasn, there is no probability thar it will
ever be fuccefsful in any other country or any
fusure AGE. The importance Of our reSs6litas
elections Is beyond all human calculation.
Pin. Sss.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08

r hdvsrijsmnts emitted ssiN bs
IN orr next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08

No psffaee IN the PreGdent's communities
sion affords o. greater pleafure than that bright
chain of friendf,ip and fociaI intercourie. which
ont good Father preferves With the Aboriginss
Of the country. This diainguiihed attention
90 the former fovsreigns Of the land, fhews that
the principles ofjoaice. humanity aad gratitude,
swav the heart Of the PreGdent. Let - not
forpes that the Indisus have ceded to % the
COATS of the ocean, and that they are Rih re-
treating before us, as il to pilot us one day 70
shc other extemisy Of the continent. ID.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08
Exf,a7 sf~ letter f,ow fbs Hrva1xs, aas,d sbs
z7b sh. 10 a rs/fsaabie bssIe in cbariyl'on.

z7tb sh. 10 a rslfs6abs bs.Ie an CbarigfsS.
"It is with no fmall degree Of ofindigna,ian
and forrow, that we inform you of the lofs you
have fufsined from the obftinacy of our govern.
ment--your -four which we had aored, they arc
at this moment throwing into the fea from the
Moro. Had il been of quality to juiify our
paying freight, we would have rc.ihipped it, bus
we even offered il as donation 10 the poor Of
the city. and il was rcfuicd. II were any
conioIation we would FAY, that feveral thouiand
barrels will ihare the fame fate with yours.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08
Mr.. IsrrsRsos certainly exhibits = mc

MI. JsrrRRsoS certainly exhibits mon
p,esfny picture of the Uoiscd States. To every
GOOD American and honeR republican, not only
kese, but in Europe. this defeription muR afford
real pssafore and delight, and make him bleis
sbe day that gave birth to 70 much PROPERTY
and happinefs. The people, who laid the
Foundation Of their own glory, BY the removal
Of the late Excessive. have to rejoice thar their
Iabours have been crowned with fucceis. and By
pcrleversnce in the fame courfe, they are to hope
10 have their country perfectly fegene'ated.--
Aner. Psssief.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08
COMMUNICATION.

FrLLow-Cirirsss, the prcierys stion Of
atown like ours. whole baildings arc moaly
competed d wooden materials, requires the
tritteR attention in fecuring It's ta5ery againa
hfes. la cafe Of alarm. oar hopes and reliance
to arrea the dearudiye progrefs of the flames
isplaced entirely upon the Ergsss. and the ac-
tive excrtions Of the citizens. IL is true that
onr fellow citizens always maniieR the eseaten
activity * undaunted zeal on the like occalons.
for which they merit the hghea sppIsufe.---
Barwhst can be faid, as it sefpetis our placing
faeh reliance upon the Ergis1 Of the town OF
Newport Wheo in fstt Il il acknowledged by
every individual of obscrva,ion. that all OF them
arc OF ancient conftrotaion, land excepting one
of the numbcr) not in reality calculated to anf-
wer the public expectation. Every citizen is
aware Of the incalcolable injury the town 10
liable to futain in cafe FIRE fhould break out. in
the compact part Of IL bat alas the idea Of a
trivial expence bss hitherto operated to difcou-
rage the sttenpt of providing at leaf one Engine
of the frR rate. Let us now, iellow-citizens,
he sroufed TO fenie Of the danger to which we
arc expofed on account of 6res, and with one
voice decide upon meaiures being immediately
taken to promote Subicription for the purpoic
of purchafng an Engine Of the 6ra rate.
FIRE WARD.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-08
A7- We are happy to have it Il

6 We are happy to have II IN
our power to inform the q Firewstd," that q
Subscription for the purpofe OF railng FUN to
purchaie 4 ff rate Esgiss. is in circulation.
and in good hands and We have no doubt. from
the known libcrality Of the Citizens of New
port, that fuihcieucy will be readily obtained.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-04
Far tie A}exagdria Aavfytiier.
THE
5 CONDUCT OF OUR PRESENT
RULERS,
FdIRLT EXAMINED.

THE experience Of two years, has now
enabled us to form an Ultimate of the viz
tues and talents of thoie men, who, az
tuning to themfelves the executive ePithet
of Republican,. have, by their boafed
predictions Of hyperion attachment to the
caufe of liberty, gained the fufrages OF
the people and the powers of the govern
njent. Let US examine their conduit i'm
partially; let US contralt what they have
trofrsssd 10 d., with what f5y haze dane,
and Zee whether they deierve confidence
OF fupport for their candor or their Ter
vices.
The PRECEDENT in his letter TO Berk-
ley farmer, before he had obtained bis
election, and his friends particularly, had
been heard ioveighing, upon all occatlons,
againG the dangerous tendency of rxsea-
nve iisRuenee in the government. twas
to be expected then, on his coming into
Office, that luch influence would not fbew
itfelf ar all, or would 1hew islelf in IFS
mildeh form. But what has been the
fact His 6sf outfet in Office, was the
withholding, l will FAY the illegal and
uuc0uPNai0ual withholding Of the COM
millions of the Msgifrates Of the Diaria
Of Columbia, which had been lodged in
the Secretary's Office for their ufe- vii!
cay 20, becaufe l am warranted by the
unanimous opinions Of the judges in FAY
ing it.. When the fri Congreis met un-
der the preient iyfem of government tlole
,aen, who now principally fapqort MIR.
Jefetfon, contenaed that the tenure ct
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-04

THE fbieribcr is rsqueaed By the
government of the Iaand of St. Denim
go, TO make public for the Information OF
merchants, the fubjoined lift OF TIE rate
OF the dulies which are TO be levied on
foreign trade in the three ports OF Cape
Francois, Port Republican, and ST. Do
mingo-; the laid l;if 70 operate duricg
tx months, beginning on The I'D q Dec.
laR, and ending on the asd OF June fell
loving.
George-town, diaria Of Columbia,
This Sth of Germinal.
nth year, aesh March, 1903.
Il. A. PICHON.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-04

Arrived the brig Eoterfrize, captain
PaAorus, s. days from HAVE dc Grace.
Left number Of American ve8els az
EIayre de Grace, amongf which was fhiP
slliive of New York-failed in comPsny
with thehip Fidelity of Baltimore bound
to New Orleans.
Spoke February ia brig bound to
London. a4th fpoke a brig belonging
10 New Cattle (Eog.I bound TO Norfolk.
9th March fpoke the fchooner Experi
ment of Richmond bound to SuIlnam,
out 10 days all well.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-04
ATARIF

Oftls duti<, payable at The fgaosp- boafe,
81 tbe faady gods, suares, ard mfr-
ebandixe imported, in fsrsigH boti0ms
;ato The poyfs IF Cape Francois, Pert
Republican, and e-Donisgo.
G0od,, qvaye,, and msyebGn-
dixs iubjes7 10 a dry
ten per ee.s on tteiy "a
lxs, as fixed ~ The TART.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-04

Saddlery.
Linen drapcfy,
jcwelry,
Gold or FLYER fmith's ware,
AL articles in the cloth (eller'S lice,
fIoufe furniture,
Gill ware, gold and FLYER lace,
Medical drugs,
MATS, and all other goods ard n'erchan-
die whatever, rot being before par
ticularly enumerated,
Goods and merchandise FREE ct m30'f
9xy.
Foreign coins,
Gold and flver 10 ingots,
unwrought copper,
Brown and clayed iugars,
MolaGss,
Coffee,
Cotton,
Cocoa,
Indigo,
Cochineal,
Sarfapaiilla,
Peruvian bark,
Lignum vita, dying and cabiaet makers
woods,
Tortoiie Shell,
Oxen, kline, mules, ewes, rams,
Stations, breeding mares.
The prefent tariff, digeRed agfeeably
70 tie ar,efes of the captain. general,
hall be directed TO the collectors of the
cuaoms at Cape Francois, Port Repnb
lican, ard Santo Domingo, TO exhibit
the rates of duties, payable on The I'M
ports of the foreign trade. The prelent
tariff fhall be made ufe Of during fix
months, to begin from the frf OF Niyoie
infant.
At Cape Francois the 10th Nivofe,
year II Of the republic.
TIE eoloniai byrtSa,1
II. DAURE.
Approved,
fSigned)
For true copy
Tie eoleniai PrJsR,
H. DAURE.
alsrauDltH ADngri5er.
NGoNDv AppII. 4.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-04

and other fruits preierv-
ed in alt Or vinegar, ia. 80 IL
Fruits in brandy, dry
fwees-meats, dry fruits,
.fweat meats, irups, i'd. IS -
Refined fngar, iugar plun's,
palfils and other fweat
things, id. 400 40
Vermiceili macaroni and
other pafes, id. 100 20
Hair Powder, fweet lcent-
ed waters, offence and e
very other fort Of prefu-
merry, id. 80 80
Cheele Id. SO 10
Bees-wax unmanufaeured,
wax candles, fpermaceti
ditto, id. I5o 50
Tallow candles I'd. SO 10
Painters colours, whether
dry or ground in oil id. SO 10
Writing paper, painted
paper, blank books and
other articles of ltaticn-
-,
a'y. $500 -
onces s0I men ana "on'en' e.
Tue pan +
boots' M' 20 4
ln1iap nshKseh 'ne p'ses.
TOBACCO 70 isasss' ihe gun
tai gTeis. 80 .
Manufactured Critics "a. 200 40
lion IN bars a. 20 4
Iron pots, and, az Other
manufactures o. Gait ifon'
except rollers ana 'osar
boilers. IS 5
Tn and IRON Plates, the
quintal grois 40 8
Nails, id. 80 o
Iron ware conhfing of hin
ges, anyiis and other
manufactures OF h&m-
nnefed lfon The qniatai
orofs. 20 6
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-04

the quintal grois 100 20
Go9ds /u5iel7 to a dirty q tz0enfy Per esnt.
al vaiorem, IN the in'voice, qvitb oat
prejudice to The eolled7r's rigbf, to fur-
esae for The account oJffbe goVframenf,
fb< Jaid goods, al The eof Of fbe exb,bi.
ted ngales, qOiib an addition 9 tsueuty
per eraf.
Qnsen's ware and glafs ware,
stuffs made OF cotton,
s tliais, caps snd bonnsss of every kind,
ilotiery,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19

THIS Day viii be publ fhed, by THOMAS CLARK,
Tor .ie his Book Store, nearly oppoGte The
Maine Fire and Marine Inlursnce Olcc, FIih-Rreet,
Portland, <.. .t.
The MAINE ALMANACE FOR the year of onr Lsrd
1909 being Blcxte Leap Year, aus the twenty
eighth of American independence Calculated for the
meridian of Portland and particularly adapted TO he
Ddtrct of MAINE -(Pyis SeIis. so ef'. G'gF-374
ds a d,xsa-6 cen Engt.J ...
az The highe.t price in CAsH, will be given
for any quantity of RAGS the above Store the en-
flung winter. (Iaw3r)
Po,tisxd Nov 7,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19


esr III No 6, 15nss's Ro1O, mar the b'tfom /" fys'
fret, PortlsHd,
ISAAC kD ANS, has juR received ana
now ready for fale, general aaortment OF BooAo'
on the dfren, branches of Science and Literature,
mons which arc many NEW and VALUABLE robLi'
CATIONS.
Elegant Family Bibles,
with Plates Maps, ApocryphA and Concordance, with
variety Of matter net found in her Blacs-Roya Q.rto
doaIs-Demy Qnarto dolIars.-Aho, great va
riety Of Qlarto, octave, Pocket aad msi BIBLES
Farmsr's, L0w's 6 Maine ALMANACks,
for 1924.
School Books.
Teaamcnts wehaer's, Perrys and Maine Spelling
ooks Columbian Crater, Biographies, PrecePto, Art
d Reading, WebGcr's "a x sd part, Child's Com
pan:on--Pike's, Waihs, Rcsts and Tempies Arithme-
Dictionaries & Singing Books.
Stationary.
Paper &C all kinds-lnkpow CnIls--Wfiting and
Cvphering Bosks-sa,es--Copy SlIps-PIaylng Cards
LADIES' and Gen,erlens Pocket Books iomt very elegant
-Qusdrauts Ghars-sc 4es and D,vidcrs
GCCOUN t BOOKS bound and ruled to any
pat'ern.
Books of all forts bound.
O. CeIs asd!be hisbsf Prize giOsa 0r Rags, CarU9f'
g Junk ocr. 81
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19
Valuable Country Stands.

TO LET,
THAT plearant and valuable nand for buhnef IN
l. CapiGc (FaImouth) occupied by the fubfcrber.
The prcmiles conhf of large commodous dwelling
houe, out-koufe, and ore-togethcr with ten acre
of land and good garden 1t excellen; tand for
public hou(e, or for trader.
AJo TO Let,
fmaII cling houfe, in the above village with from
ten to twenty of land and excellent Cri-mill
with two letts of Zones and boiling mill.
LikezoJs, FOR SALE,
good Rand near Prefumlcot Mills, condring Of new
wo iory houfe, partly fnhed, abont thirty acres of
and, and fvc.lxeenths of fam-mi, being val liable
htuaton for trader, mechanic, Or tavern keeper For
particulars apply to
SAMUEL BUTTS.
capifc, Or. "A, 1908.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19

THOMAS CLARK, has iua rcceiv

80 e. @,,,-
THOMAS CLARK, has iua received
at his Store nearly opPoGte the Maine Fire & Ma
risc Inlrance office, Fy6 fret PORTLAND new abort
ment of BOOKS * STAIlONARY--awo-g rcbies
Handfome FAMILY BIBLES,
rsilL E-graviggs, Mp AP'e'ypba, and Co"e'ras1s'
Iua publei in h,ndfome editions, one large Royal
Quto price nirs eota. the other large Deny Q1arto
pace e,rbf so!tt,5 the
HOLY BI8LE-Each ca on contains,
\. Summary Hiltory of the Sible from the hrh co.,
lc4ing OF the Sacred W-tinss, untii the tran6ation
nov in ne made by order Of KING Ja~e' in 1913
2. The Books OF the Ola ] citament, the A?ocryPha,
and the New Teilunent, translated by order OF kns
T3mes Of E1eas!.
t3F chronological Table Of the NOT remarkable events
recorded III the critnres, from the creation 70 the
death of Chrif.
T. Table of the dferent Characters and OhcerS ipo-
ken of in the Bible.
s. Table Of Scripture weights, meaures, and coins
reduced TO dollars
g. An alphabetical Tabs of the proper names uied IL
the Old ard New Tcal,nens with the meaning Of Inc
words in the original languages
?. Table Of the diviGons of line among the Jews.
8 A chronological Table of the Apo.tes snd their !rc-
cciIprs who founded and preided oevr the FIVE grand
Churches.
g. chronological Index or the ycars ano times from
.Al4w unto Cbrf. .,.
10 A Table of kindred and affinity, within which &C
z cording 10 the }cwilh and American laws no Ferlor
ought TO contrast marriage.
H. Clergymans address married perfons, contaln-
ing Fefnablc and udlcious lketeh of the republics
20 tappiaefs in the married fate.
IA "A carioa, ytical objection Of the books of the
Cd and New refaments.
Geographical Sketch of the Boundaries, Rivers,
IA Mountains. Chief Towns Population and other paril
cnlars refpetfine "a gr with view OF the preicnt
matter. and mleries Of that once happy country,
"a A cspious CONCORDANCE to the Holy Scriptures
by which the principal texts Of icrpture may be eay
found out. BY the learned aud interchangeable JoHN
BaowN, of H4ddinston
IS. FAMILY RECORD, being feverai pages neatly
headed ana divide Tor the convenience OF recording
marriages births, baptitms, deaths, Sc &c necefary
in all families
Is Nine neatly engraved PLATES. descriptive of the
moi nt ereaug events recorded IN Scripture.
II. A haadlonc MAP Of PaleAne or the Holv Land
Both thee editions we'll printed fine paper and
bound in trons hAndiome manner. They are fold with
the Concordance cents under the above prices.
1hoie who with be iupped with every kind OF BIN
ding, i'll calf and morocco, at various prices
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19
Slaves wanted.

<AsFF and generous price will be e;ven for I,rre
- quantity Of White Oak Pipe, HID 6, BarreIl
Avs n good quality aud thickness, delivered !,
NJ tine witnip FIX months from this date
Apply to Asa CLAP, at Ne. 20, Lenr wSu,f
PertiSrs, o.. %, 1905 fswl
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19
NOTICE.

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NOTICE is hereby given to the cred,.
ors of ELUAH D AVIS, of Bath il the Diahad
Maine, Trader, againf whom Com a soa Of B,nsrns
cy has been awarded and iH.ed thar the Comssi,us
and Afnec OF his eltste eject, intend TO se. Il
comuifiaacrs Odioe, Ne !. Mfg, Roa. in P,oea.I
in fad Dlnrcs, on Tucfday the fifteenth day Of N,-sm
next, at ten O'Clock A. n in order TO make dvaeuds
the eaae and effects of aid Bankrupt; when and .ha.
the creditors who have not already proved their drb
prepared 10 prove the fame or they will ers
ed tue beasE Of Cad dividend
ANDREW GREENWOOD, ASn@
Bal or loh 1898
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