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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13
FOR SALE,

AN excellent FARM, isuated in Par;s, in
"A the county of 0.fS,d containing upw ards
of 200 acres, with houfe So by rs feet. and
a barn AZ by 80 fe<,-wish young orchard
Of about 200 pple trees. with other fruit.tres,.
Said Farm is 70 Giuzted thar il may be eaily
divided, and will make two convenient Farns.
Il contains as much as rs acres of impcov we'd
land, well watered, aud produces from So to
80 tons of hay yearly,
The conditions will be one half down, the
remainder made eafy TO the U .chaier. For
further particulars, enquire Of
JAMES MORSE,
on the premifes.
I Paris, Narsk Is. ~ ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13
Hon. Theodore Lincoln,
AND
Mark l.. Hill, Esq.

A meeting was held at Wiscasset, OF
gentlemen from ten towns in that quarter,
At which this nomination was made. No
douot there are other gentlemen who would
Go honor to the District. But this seiec-
ton, we believe, is agreeable to the great
body of the people. They are gentlemen
well known, and highly respected both Tor
their moral characters and political abilities.
They are not violent partiaans but real
friends of lI,eir 60 iatry AND Of the people.
They are attached L. lhc GGlistItu ionT t.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13

thc policy Of W.ssh!rsto', and (shat ougi.t
not to be considered less importantly prac-
teal and sincere friends of religion. Tho
jealous supporters of good government and
constitutional measures. they will not assist
in making oppressive and arbitrary laws to
please party. They will never consent to
sacrifice the interests and liberties of their
country for the sake Of popularity. Such
are the men proposed for Senator's to the
good people of the. counties of Lincoln,
Hancock and Washington. It is only ne
ccssary for the citizens to act with caution,
to be on their guard against false reports
and speeious professions. Happily. they be-
gin to think for themselves and they will
take care in future how they listen TO the
hollow promises Of ambitious demagogues.
Tn, March s. A VOTER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13
lHarrlcD.

In Kingnon, (Mafs.) Mr.. Rufus Waf,bnrn,
of this town, to Mrs. Abigail Delano, OF the
former place.
In Falmouth, by the Rev. c BrsdIey, Mr..
Daniel Cobb, jun. of Portland, to Mifs Lucy
Webb, of the former place,--By the Rev.
VIM. Mil.imore, Mr.. Samuel Lovett, TO Nils
Ether knight.
In this Town, Capt. Daniel Bartle't. Of
F,eeport, 20 Milf Mary Low, Of sa;s town,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13
FOR THE GAZETTE.


Mn. SHIRLEY,
NOTHING is more evident than
this--tlat, if the Embargo is raised,
and War and Non-intercourse with G..
Britain prevented, it mist be owing en-
tirely to the firm and spirited conduct
OF the federal republicans in this State
and Legislature. The democrats, how
ever, are DESTROYS of taking to them
selves much Of Ike merit. No reject
ing man, we think, will hesitate to say,
the repeal and prevention of these OPP
pressive measures, will be entirely o@-
ing TO the remonstrances o! the fcde-
ralists. 1t is they who have detected
the errors, and exposed the insincere
and Inconsistent conduct of administers
ton, and opened the eyes OF the peo-
pie to the dangers which impcnd over
thecountry.
We readily give much credit to those
homes, men Of the democratic party,
who confess that they have been decei-
we'd, and who have joined with the fed
erslists in opposing arbitrary measures.
They love freedom and the constitu-
ton. To these they are more attach
ed, thas to the views Of party. Ii is
also pleasing to find some democratic
rulers acknowledging, that the policy
of administration has been visionary *
absurd /; and that it is time to have re-
course to plain. common sense. Tho
they have assisted in degrading and dis.
trcssing the country, yet, it affords
much consolation 10 fin d them sensible
of their error, and that they are deter.
mined 10 support the Federal nomin-
atoms,
The people win therefore consider,
that whatever hope there now is, that
the erroneous policy of administration
will be altered, they owe it 10 the patti.
Iotism and frmness ofthe federal repub.
licans, who have conducted with such
prudence and spirit, as to appal the in-
solent supporters of MIR. Jefferson, and
oblige them to abandon their ruinous
schemes. But for this, the embargo
would have been continued, and every
thing done TO please Bonaparte, excep-
ting an open declaration of war with
England. Proofs, besides those already
before the people, are not wanting, to
show the entire deyotedness of Mr.. JEFF
ferson to the tyrant of France, and the
great dis,urber of the peace of the
world. Several bills, equally arbitrary
as the famous one of January the ninth,
were contemplated in Congress, when
the spirit of liberty burst out in this
State. But the enemies of commerce,
| and the dupes of French intrigue, knew
the Yankees were not TO be frightened,
and they stayed their hands.
What benefit have we derived from
the Embargo 1t has not coerced Bril-
tain, though it has gratiiied the despot
Of France. Ii il were wise at first, il
would be SO now. Our commerce will
De as much exposed as fifteen months
igo. Ii the embargo is removed, and
UGH measures substituted as Mr.. JEFF
erson wishes, the effect will be, to pro-
yoke England to hos.iities, unless the
,pirit and voice of the people prevent
1t. W. must nc! ,hereio.e conclude
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13

~. We omit many articles prepared for
this days Gazette, to give place to PRECEDENT
Madifon's Inaugural Speech. Our new Pref.
dent appears to be very guarded in his OFFER.
vations aud furnifhes little or no data by
which the public can determine what courie
of policy he intends to purdue. We havethis
conloia,ion, that any change will be for the
better.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13
POCKET BOOK

7 osT, On Saturday Ian, between the Hay
u Scales and Ebeaexer Lords ftprr, near
Union.fIalL containing ffyyj sesaeiis'i in bank
bills; alto, one note ot hand for iiftv dollars,
with other valuable papers. Whoever has
found the Zane aud Will return IL With ns
conten,s to the fibleriber, ilisll reesive re-
ward Of TEN potLARs.
Cgtan, Mr.! Q. "i-Aai DisR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13
EQR SALE.

IN Ns,fbydrssss5, near Broad Cove, con.
4 veniently Gsuated HoUsE-LOr, coalif-
ing of an acre and an half of excellent LAID
with comaodious two.iiory Dwelling
Houle on The fame-Said itand is well ealcu-
lated for Trader or Mechanic, aud is well
accommodated with Water near ths houle.---
For particulars inquire of
DAVID STAPLES
NcsfSyaraorsb, MsreE Is. gl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13
NEW LdW BOOK.

To the Gentlemen Of The Bar, and Jus
tees Of the Peace.
IN the Prefs and will next week be pub.ifhed
by MUNROE, FRANCIS & PARKER,
at the
SsslslYes Bosl-Sso,e, Ne. 4, corn5i1, B.fss.
Part l. of Vol. l. of a new work entitled,
8. n Compendium and DiSsf
OF the Laws of Mafachufctts.
BY WILLIAM CHAaIrs 1Wmrs,
Counsellor at Law.
. Mirs soVt., eat, .5i ju ss vsgsn, art inas-
afsn."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13

A C0NvENIENT DWElI.lN3-HOU;E.
a Barn &c. with about fosr acres Of laad.
plesfAn,ly Gtuased, .ear Gorham Academy,
uoileilion will be given on the Gath unn for
term. apply to DANIEL JOHN an.
Mars6 IS, . sN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13
Hon. Lothrop Lewis,
ana
Hon. Ammi II. Mitchell.
and

The very able and faithful manner
IN which these gentlemen have dischar.
ged the trust you reposed in them the
year past, eyinces that your confidence
was not misplaced, and justly entities
them to your future support.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13

Lie1,
IN Turks Hand. Mr.. Jyhn. r. Moulton
aged 2o---In St. Baltholomews, Mr.. Joieps,
ferrin, aged 2l.--Mr. Jofeph k,mbalI, aged
2z--and MIR. Iiaac Jones Veazie, aged 9
all of this town.
In this town, Edward Nutter, aged Is al
TO- two infant twin.ions OF Mr.. David Flood,
aged "a days
In Portland, during Feb lat, grown per-
fons, 5 children, 2 ltill-born.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13
Putriotism and A1agncuimitv.

Mr.. JoHN LOWERING, Of Buckstown,
Maine, has resigned lucrative oH:ce in
the revenue department, rather than be an
strumental in onfurcing the late destructive
laws. The magnsnimisy of this transaction
is encressed by the circumstance of his
having hitherto supported the present ad.
mnistratiun.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13
Day x Ilney,

LAY ~ sASJ9.
A EE aboa, fe,tling their prefent fac Of bu-
"A 6nefs, offer for iale the remaining part
of their flock ON hand-conliiling Of Hhds.
of Rum-pipes of Brandy and Gin-Madeira.
Cherry, llibon and Port Wine-hhds. barrels
and bags of sugar-bags and barrels Of Coffee
chefs of Tea--2o caiks Rum = 10 bags
pepper-cafk of afferted Malta quantity of
the belf Of Cheefe--barreis of Butier--fiogs
Iard-2s barrels Pork-Raidns-C urfants--
Almonds Spices of different kinds-io0 gin
cafe,-9o Demajohns--a few crates of afort-
ed white Ware--sD0o gallons Of Vinegar
Aum-Copperss-- Brinnone- Indigo, &c
Many other articles, all which will be fold
al dilcount from the coz, on generous
credit for approved Note,-Any perfon
wilhing to pnrehafe the whole, or part may
meet with good bargain No goods will DO
fold in the ftore by fesaifexcept for can, only.
Unlefs faid goods are f6ld on or before tho
10Th of next month THY will then 81 /sii 1t
Asf7ios. ALSO
ss keg. of Butter, put up in fhipping order
$4,000 lbs brown Soap. Msrsb ! 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13

that al is done. Such msn must be
brought into power, in this State, by
the suffrages Of the citizens, as will
prevent return of evils, and remove
those we suffer at present.
A SON OF rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13
GLAZING

A Nd Repairing CompaiIes and Quadrantss
"A will be carried on as ufuai at the eubfcri-
ber'. fhop after the Embargo is of-anIeis
non lntercourfe 10 elabGihed between his for-
mer cuitomers and himfelf-Appiicat'or at
prefent may be made to him at Qo'scr &
BAKsa', Store, Fore iirce', where the fma!lett
favours will be gratefully acknowledged.
6isr.L IS. SAML NJ. QUINCY.
United Marine & Fire ipfrants Com-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13
TO ROAREERS.

-FOUR or five gensI,men Boarders. may be
accommodated with Bozrding-For par
ticulars, enquire of
John DEERING.
Portieng, Maseb Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE Stockholders os the United Marine &
Fire Infurance Company. Portland. are
hereby notified tina. .heir Annual Meeting Tor
the choice of feven Directors for the enluinx
wear, will be Lcd IT their Office on TUES-
DAf- tie fo1sb d,y # hfrd next, at 3 o'clock,
M.--By order of the Pre''den, x Direction,
JOHN WATSON, Sssnssa,y.
U.iioi M y r. ln. 0Gs. -
Ps,.Lssy, Gsa.s6 IS, 1909. rff 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13
FOR THE GAZETTE.

Ma SHIRLEY,
was highly pleased to learn that the
FEDERAL Republicans in Lincoln, Hancock L
Washington counties had agreed to support
rs Senatorial Candidates,
H., @rnaodora 7 Incolu
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13

In this work the compiler has prefented
connected view of the Common Law Qnclu-
ding the reported oeciiions o. our Supreme
Judicial Court,) and the Statutes of this Conn.,
monwealth.-The fubjetls treated of are fuch
only as have diree and immediate applica
ton to the jurilprudence Of Madachuiei,s.
Thefe subjects are collected under appropriate
titles and thefe titles are arranged in an al
phabe:ical !eries.
That fuch fyaen, If well executed, is a
dt)adtystsss, will not DC denied. Our Statutes
will thereby be rendered not only more ac-
seflible TO the practitioner, but alto more az
reeable to the inquiries of the itudent.
Bur there is, perhaps, no portion Of the
community who will reap iuch eiIential advan-
tages from work of this kind as JusrfcEs OF
THE PrAcs. Thefe ragiltrates have neither
the leifure nor the inclination 10 peruie the
expeuiive and bulky volumes of a lar library
the confequeoce is, that many OF them labor
under embarraiTmenf in deciding cafes, not in
any manner diltnguill,ed either for their no.
velfy or intricacy. IL 10 therefore confidently
believed, that this ufeful clals of magiftra.es
will purchafe work calculated to facilitate
knowledge of the various and important du-
ties incident to their office.
1t is alto hoped that this work may be
found to be not unworthy place in the IL
brary of the private gentleman.
1t will be comprifed in o6tavo volumes Of
about eco pages each.
I, twill be printed on handfome paper. with
good type.
1t will be publiilied periodically, in num-
Der, each number or half volume TO confIl
Of at Iealt 200 pages to be delivered to fub-
fcrbers, in boards. at one dollar aud feventy
FIVE cents q number To non iubicribers the
prise will be two dollars and twenty five cents
number.
The work il already in iuch forwardnefs
that the puoiiihers hone they will he able TO
prefent the public with number every three
months, until the publication is completed
". A fpacimcn of the work may be lseu at
the Boox-Sroas Of
ISAAC ADAMS,
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NOW PUBLISHING,
By TT BasIisgbzm, Winfe'- Street, Bsees,
The ORDEAL.
Il Literary and Political journal.
CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
THE ORDEAL will be publifhed every
Saturday Evening, each number contain
ing 10 octave pages, on hanfome type and
woven paper.
Twenty Six numbers will form a volume,
the price of which to fubfcribags will be rwo
DoLIAss.
1t will be delivered 10 fubferibers in Bottom
on the day Of publication, aud to thole at a
diaAnce blythe eariieff conveyance.
~ Nsss will Be- eo.6't,ed faSsoiSs,' bet sslL ss
Ssy 70, sss volume al fLr time fjss.,isig TIE pI.
per zuia Be isaf 20 80 pe/sn E0'.g s1f IF Baasa iev
biz hon II jasfyiPfiss bas expired
AL order. for this Paper muil be addrefed to
the publiiher, poft paid. Liberal conmiilion
allowed to agents, who procure and become
reiponfible for diftant fubfcribsrs.
subscriptions for the 0,1sd received at the
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from The National IateAiSencer IF March 5.
The President of the United States,
on the lst inst. approved and signed the
3" Act to interdict the commercial i'm
tercourse between the United States
and Great Britain and france, and their
dependencies; and lorother purposes I"
The Lincoln aud YarIun Embargo
rooms have adopted good motto for
their eleclioneering trash. /" Hear me
for my cause" 1T only needs small
amendment to be peculiarly appropri-
ate-kiear me, for my eause--is des-
terafe.-Cent.
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Dortia,,n,
BE NOT DECEIVED.
Monday, March IS, 1909.

On the first OK March, Mr.. JEFFERSON
signed the noain, ercourse acf, which i'm
subsistence, is the continuance OF the
ruincus and oppressive embargo policy.
1t prohibits all commerce with Eng.
land, France, and their dependencies
forbids the importation of all articles,
being the produce or manufacture of
those countries, and is measure cx-
ac,ly calculated to involve the United
States in war with both nations. II is
to be hoped that the people Of New
England will not be deceived by this
gull trap of the late Congress, but per-
severe in all constitutional measures TO
regain, once more, the full enjoyment
and exercise of those rights and privi-
leges, Of which they have been, for
fifteen months, SO unjustly deprived.
The Lieutenant Governor, with adj
vice Of Council, has appointed Ihurs-
day, the 6lh of April next, as q, Day of
Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer,
throughout this Commorwcal,h.
Electors of Cumberland District.
After many years. experience of the
evils and distresses brought upon your
country by entrusting the administra-
ton of your government to democratic
rulers, it would be an impeachment of
your good sense and judgment, and
saying that you are totally regardless
of your dearest rights and interests, for
a moment to doubt that you are
zealously engaged to unite heart and
hand in the determination to elect Fed
erat Republicans to fill the important Of
fees in your State Legislature. You
have the high satisfaction of rejecting,
that by your faithful and honorable ex-
ertions, the last spring, you decided the
political character of the Senate, and
you gave that branch OF your Legisla-
,ure federal majority. You elected
the friends and advocates OF Liberty,
Peace and Commerce, in opposition to
the enemies of your prosperity, the de-
voted tools of embargo and ruin. Duty
to yourselves and posterity require, that
on the FIRST Monday of April ensuing,
you should so and do likewise.
At meeting Of Federalists from
different parts of this Senatorial Dis
trict, it was unanimously resolved, TO
mmend as candidates, for Senator'S,
the
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ISAAC ADAMS.

No. 7, FiA Street Portland,
where fut!crip,ions for This work are received.
Hr.ys5 Is.
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Henry SMITH 4 co.

Ha0< far SALE, No 4, aanBey'r Row.
CupERFiNE Blue and Black BROAD.
~ CLOTHS and CASSlMERES.
Ma,eb IL.
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r BOARDING..

TWO genteeI Boarders may be accommo-
dated in very healthy and pleafant part
Of the Town inquire of the Primer
Maysb IS. 49, =
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ISAAC ADAMS.

The numbers which have appeared are high
ly interefting and entertaining, and the work
is pronounced by good judges, well worthy of
a liberal patronage Marsh Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-03-13

The Lieutenant Governor, with adj
vice d Council, has appointed Ihurs-
day, the 6.h of April next, as DAY of
Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer,
throughout this Commonwealth.
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10 LET.

Usife7 W . q Isi. Utsf,
P@sla~l, Mas6 IS, 1909. )
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-19
LETTER TWELFTH.
lConelnded.1

Before can proceed TO give you any account Of
the impressions made upon ne by the other cuiiosi-
tics of Naples, not noticed in my former letters,
will state such miscellaneous facts and anecdotes
with relation TO this country, Gay serve TO amusc
YOU during leisure hour am sensible however,
tina. you can scarcely meet with writer, who will,
not give YOU n mach more correct picture &C the
Nchpslitan character, than can pretend TO do yet
know, that there Is degree OF satisfaction in
receiving information directly from friend, whose
crejibility we know how to estimate. On whatever
lrelstc, as ofmy own knowledge, you may rely, and
whenever an author states any facts, contrary 10 my
own observations shsll particularly notice il.
The weakness and inactivity of the king Of Naples
have been the subject H remark by every writer,who
has visited this county Tor thirty years past. His
osgraceful fight and deserton of his realm, which
he might have defended, when invaded by Macdon.
aid at the head of his French freebooters, not
caculatcd to contradict the prevailing opinions of his
imbccility. Still, however was determined to in-
qirc f the facts warranted these rumours to his dis
advantage. The King Of Naples has, withoc doubt,
pretty good sense; but having been under long re.
gency in consequence IF his coming to the throne
while very young he acquired passion for hunting,
an aversion to business, indifference to fame, and
even honour which have been the bane Of his subjects,
aud the ruin of Of the fines. kingdoms IN Europe.
30 country in the world possesses richer materials
for national grandeur, than Naples The people are
hardly, healthy, an even brave, when duly excited
and properly directed The territory is the most fer
tie in Europe. lhas immence extent Of scaccast,
and in Sicily the best harbours in the world tpro-
duccc more grain than it can consume. 1t exports
wine oil, salt, saltcd provisions cotton and silk. IL
has al tic materials for war. 1t produces all the
metals, End no one can doubt, that it has sulphur
and nitrc suSicicntto bissv up all It's enemies.
With all these advantages It is the weakest and
most degraded government m Europe, and is govern
cd by the worst policy, both with regard to its for
cign connections and its internal regulations, as
ehs take occasion to notice in the various csultory
remarks, which shall hereafter make. AT present
rct.sn 10 the royal family
The king Of Naples is married to the daughter Of
one Of the best and greatest women who honour
cd sceptrc, Maria Thcresa,the empress queen. The
late King Of France, you will recolcc,, married a.
roth-r daughter. Abandoned to trivial amuscmcn.s,
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NEW HOTEL.

HE publick are informed that the SUBJ
= scriber has taken the house formerly
occupied by Mr.. OLIVER Warns, north of
the State House, in Broad Street, where
Parties and Clubs may be accommodated
with private rooms, sc. Suppers prepared on
Short notice. Persons may be accommodate
cd Yxh Boarding and Lodging. All kinds
Embellishments provided and good accom-
modations for horses, sc.
Pastery and Cake Of various kinds, together
with Porter, Mead and Beer, constantly at
hand.
FaWaliic ciiIeca ~fSli9a with CGlves head
roap, dressed turtle fasif5h, every Friday.
4 Calves-Fect Jelly kept for sale. Cordials,
Pf various kinds, a constant supply.
n AS the subscriber has been at considerable
koublc and cxpence in obtaining one of the
first Cooks from the city of Ncw-York, he
flattcrs himself he shall receive q portion Of
the publick patronage. Every attention will
be paid to those who may visit his house,
where the smallest favour will be gratefully
acknowledged by the publick's most obedient
servant,
CATO BARKER.
N. B. Horses and Carriages, to lcs.
Newport, May IL, 1909.
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HENRY Y. CkANSrON & COO
No. Is, A1arke,-Squore,

Nos 10, UuTKes-0quare, y
ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friend;
N and the publick in general, that then
have for sale at their Store, the following
Goods, which they would dispose of for Cash
or approved Credit VIC hhds. St. Kits
high Cd, Sd, and 4th proof Rum 10 pipes
Gin, of an excellent quality 8 bags Coffee
6 kegs Virginia Tobacco 90 kegs Ginger
s chests Souchong Tea; so ouintals Cod
Fish (; 1000 lbs. Cordagc IL dozen Bed
Cords so lbs. Sewing Twine /; bags Pr
mcnto; 500 lbs. Loaf Sugar leo rcams
Brown Paper; 90 do Foolscap do. Sc. &c.
Those who are indebted to them by Note or
Book kAccount, are requested to call and settle
the same. All Orders from their distant Gus
toners viii receive punc:ual attendance.
Nestsrf, .1isrR 90, 1902.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-19

T,HAT pleasant situation South of Brick
Il Market, about 60 feet on Thames
street, extends about 400 feet west, with small
Wharf. There are two large and very COM
modious Dwelling-Houses, one fronting on
IHames-street, No. l97 and 1919, with two con-
venient Shops in front; the other stands west,
very we'll calculated for two families.
.1lso---a Lot of Land, at the southeast part
Of the town, containing three quarters of an
acre. Good title will be given.
JOSEPH ALLEN.