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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25

~emai1der by 70 millions every Is
lays ontil the whole be paid.
: Until he faid contribution fhali
d wholly difcharged, forty of the
,rincipal inhabitants Of irieite ihal
,e held under arrca. and all the W Gel.
Il the >iiy .fall be fequeltered.
4. The city of rriehe ihall fupply
ai;hia, lhe fpsee of one mouth, for
lhe ferviee Of the army. 5000
cloaks, 90 900 thirts. 10000 pair of
lhoes, 5000 pair of boots, and 1000
PAIR of fpatterdafhes ! he amount
of the articles furniGled will be recS-
oned as part payment of the preient
contribution after the price of each
has been fixed by thu intendant- gcn-
era of the army.
{. The insenlant general of the
army, the acknowledgement of the
fnaeces, and the receiver general
OF the contributions, are charged
with what concerns the execution of
the pre'ent decree, which they ihall
notify to the chief of the ftaff of the
army.
Given at our quarters at Pillace,
10Th May, 800.
(Sgnsd) EUGENE NAPOLEON.
lOur correspondent informs that 40
Of the principal merchants of rr;eite
were arreited and conducted to Pal.
manora as hoitages, agreeable TO the
bird article of the prelept decree
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
sT I.ateit from England

- TT "
By the fhip Frances, Taylor, in %
days from Creenock, the editors of
the Newly ork Gazette have re-
ceived London papers to the 9th
OF Auguf, and Gieenock papers to
the 10th, which contain the fubie-
quent extraCts.
They we're verbally informed that the
general opinion in England was,
thar Peace would loon take place
between France and Aultria.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
GFFIcTAL BuLLEfIN.

81 I'LL = l. d. LII 9. ~
On the 9th III enemy threw a
rev bridge over the Danube from Inc
iilan3 of ioban. The nature Of the
ground atd an imrenf. quantity of
artillery, greatly facilitated this OPP
Grafton lie inperial andRoyal ar
my was polied on the hri hts behind
the }hfoab aud extended It's night
wing 20 1e9o'b'Hqn ard Ragraa the
leteto Al4fe.aF-NogEdeL The CEN
liz was Il u las ram.
10 the nigh, Of the 9TH 3. 9Th the
enemy completed the ,pandge OF the
Dlan5e to the left bank, and very
early in the morniug large bodies ap.
pcared on the plata. About midday
all thg points Of the line Of the Impe-
rial and ROYAL army were attacked
he principal efforts of the enemy
were however directed againit the
centre with the view no doubt to
penetrate ii but all his attacks, re
peated with the greatet fury. aud
Imported by his numerous artillery,
among which were fevcral batteries
OF heavy cannon, remained fruit,
lefs. At 10 at night the firing cea-
I'D The Imperial and Royal army
lad along the whole line maintained
its petitions, and had made great num-
bers of priioners, among whom were
many Saxons Badone, Italian and
Portuguele folders
Ga the OH, about . in the Gorn-
ing, the enemy renewed ms attack
with larger mailes aud greater fury
than on The prt ceding day. All his
efforts againd the centre and right
wing were without effect The latter
had even Obtained fuch advantages
:ha, complete victory was expe 6ted,
when the enemy with freih diviiions
and great inperi rity fuddenly forced
The left wing near NceEdei, and COM
piled it to fail back AS ole flank
of the Imperial and Royal army was
thus threatened, hi. Imperial nigh
nels the Generalliiiimo, thought it
right to order a retreat by RamEisrf
and the sizapbTg, in order TO take
new petition, and TO cover the
communication with Bab4mia This
,streat was accomplished in the belt
; ordsr and without any remarkable
lois.
The lofs of the enemy on his left
wing and centre was very great. We
made Fix thouiand prifoners, among
whom were three generals. We
alto took 2 pieces of cannon with
ammunition, ana he was every where
so reduced that he has not Gnce
farther endeavored to follow the ln-
perial and Royal army. Gan. LAS
ALE is among the enemy's dad.
The Imperial and Royal army
has ALTO great lois to deplore. Gen
erals PETER VEesAY, UAsPRE and
VuKAssowirz, are paf the hope Of
recovery. Among the !everely woun,
Ged are Generals the Prince of He6e-
Eon6arg. Sfutteyteim aud Paar. His
Royal HighneiS the Genera'illimo
hinfelf and the Prince of ficifm-
fein, have received flight gun ihot
wounds, which however have had
TO bad consequences. For the ref
the whole army difplayed fuch proofs
of courage and firmneis, as to leave
no anxiety for the future.
fer The ab5ve bulletin bar 10 date,
mar are TIE head qalrterl mfatioged.]
tss-re--
Aneiber Fratsrnal Squeeze
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
sssortIato,

MONDAY, September IS, 1909.
r A number Of articles Of local nature
prepared for this days Gazette, and which
are omitted 70 make room for the interest,"
ing foreign Intelligence. shall be attended
to Ia our next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
Reports of Peace.
LONDON, AUG. a

LONDON, AUG. a.
The private letters from Holland
fate thai the official account of the
preliminaries having been Gsned be-
tween Auitria AID France has been
received the fol- wing has been
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
f" MuRAyIA, July Ia.

" Prince Rosenberg was the cause OF
the loss OF the battle OH the 9th, as he
allowed himself TO be surrounded A
mong the wounded Austrian Generals,
are Mayer, Lederer, Rosenberg,
Prince Cobours, and Benihlem the
Archduke Charles had 9 sho, in the
knee. The town OF Znaym was burnt"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25

The lof3 Of the Rnlilns was much
greaier-they had So killed, great
aunber were drowned t27 were
nade prfoners, of whom 81 are
wounded.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
---e~o ecos fos 5cerso 90
HElDS on DEPdkyAfENT.

The Secretary OF State, arrived Il Balti.
more on "Wednesday 18th inst The Sec,
ctary of the Treasury Jeff Y ssh;ng,on on
he 18Th inst. for the NouhNafd. A.r
Jackson, the British minister is at George.
fown,
Il is understood lhai lie presidcrt was
a meet tie heads If dePai MS Il Wssh,
ngIon, early in OclcLer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25


what truth we know not :---.3ona-
parte, during the progrefs Of The war,
declared that he would place the
kingdom Of Bavaria in fuch iitua.
ton as not to have any thing to fear
in fptlre from the power OF the
court of Vienna Upon that decla.
ration nc has acted. lie is fad TO
have wreifed from Auaria all her
territories on the right bank of the
Danube, and to hive extended the
Blvsrian territories to Vienna on tie
Ealt, and following line along the
frontiers of Hungary to the Drau, to
have Attended TO the fource of that
river. A line is then delcribe9 to
Infpruck and Bregenz, and this new
accellion OF territory is given to Ba-
varia. all the territory TO the fouth
of the Drau, including part of Carin-
tha, Carpiola, lisria, Trieite, and
Fiume is added to the kingdom of
Italy; the Tyrol is ced-d by Bavaria
to France. Wirtcmburg and Baden
are to get fome acceilion of territory
in Franconia Bohemia and Mora.
VIA are to be retained by the Houfe
of Auftrla, as well as Hungary
RufIia is to obtain an increaic of
territory in Auitrian Poland; Saxo-
ny is alto to have an iEcreaie. This
is reported to be the iubitance of the
preliminarics We do not believe
thar any copy of them has been re-
ceived, and indeed the intelligence
of their having been Gsned reits
foley upon the authority Of private
letters from Holland.
august 6.-Yesterday an Austrian
Messenger arrived with dispatches to
Stahlemberg, who Immediately after
communicated their contents TO Mr..
Canning. We hear that they are da-
It'd on the 9th ult. and announce the
necessity TO which the Imperial army
was reduced Of suing for suspension
oil hoslilities. Ii was last night conf
IDENTITY stated, that these dispatches
represent the overture intended to be
made to the eneny, as being merely
tor the establishment OF a truce, and ex-
pressing hope that the successful CO.
operation of England in the war, might
enable the Emperor Francis to renew
hostili'ies.
Letters and papers from the Conf
men, speak of "a Congress for Peace to
be holden in Moravia, oil at Vienna.
We daily see occasion 70 deplore the
armislicc. Two DAYS after it was
signed, and before it could be announc
ed to the different corps of the husiri-
an Army, Dresden, Leipsic, and 9TH
CT parts OF Saxony were re-occupied.
Yesterday, Government received
despatch hes from Sweden, announcing,
we understand, the retreat oi Tie Rus
slams from the frontiers Of iIothnia, for
the purpose, a. is supposed, OF rein
forcing their armies in Galacia and
Turkey.
The Swedes are apprehensivc Of
rupture with England, and .re evident
ly preparing for the event.
An article from Cons,antinople says,
II is not doubted the Porte will soon
break with England
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25

9tovric..y galg.llaci'cc.
q l1REraiA Hoc1mt.
bt Rim July

btELIa, July g, 1899
The following It's been made pub
lie heie ny ,h- Imperial Auitri"nEm.
ta,ly-: ..''---
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
Aneiber Fraternal Squeeze q!

The following Decree OF the Vice
Roy of Italy, is unparalleled in its
enorn,i,y and injuitice. Il levies
contribution, on the city of i'rieite,
Of ttiy millions of Francs, to be paid
in ipecie, in o. days and the prin-
cipsl merchants ielzed as iecurity. or
hoitages, for the fulhiment OF the
order.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25
TRANSIT HTNON.

EuCENE NAPOLEON sf France
Tice key 9f HaB, General in ebiff q The
-4,ny, bave decreed and d. decree as
Jsil9105
I. A contribution of City millions
of Francs is impofed on the CRY Of
Trieite.
l'his contribution ihall be paid
in fpecie, gold or FLYER, or in bills Of
exchange indorfed by commercial
houies of known foIidily, within the
term of two months. viz. Ten mil
hens in Eve days after the noiidea.
s,sn of the 'prefent decree, 10 mil
hons IN 10 days following, and the
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-01

cannot fail to form a check against forgery.
The instrument by which they are produced
is extremely intricate, and constructed on a
plan entirely out ofcommon routine OF me-
chanics. The note may be comprehended
at one glance, consisting merely Of straight
and waved lines, couriously combined, and
forming a variegated tint, at once simple In
appearance, and inimitable in execution, re-
conciling two principles natural in dr.
rect opposition to each other. The mathe-
matical accuracy with which the lines are
laid, agreeably to this plan, is beyond the
power of man strictly to initiate by the com
mon method Of engraving, even allowing
that the first rate artists were to employ
thier talents to that purpose.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-01
DlltrlCt of Columbia,
June /,
Washington County, to U.


ON the petition Of John Stephen, an
solvent debtor, confned..i in the prison Of Wash
ington county aforesaid for debt-Nctice is
hereby given to the creditors of the said John
Stephen, that on the 18th day of June inst.
at the hour of 9 o'clock, a. l.. at the court
Room III Longs tavern in the city of Wash
ington, the oath prescribed by the act of Con-
gress, entitled g an act for the relief of insol-
vent debtors within the district of Columb!a''
will be administered to the said John Ste
phens, and a trustee appointed, unless suffi-
cient cause be then and there shewn to the
contrary.
Ordered, That this notice be inserted in the
National Intelligencer, the Washington Fe-
deralist and the Alexandra Advertiser, three
times in each paper before that day.
By order of the honorable William Cranch,
chief Judge of the circuit court Of the district
of Columbia.
Vim. Brent, Clerk.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-01
A RUNAWAY.

I'd ANYWAY from the subscriber about
~ three weeks since, a negro man, named
WILL, but generally called BILLY MON
ROE, well known in this place and %neighbor-
hood. He is better than fifty years of age,
wore away a dark jacket and trowsers,, had a
sore or scar on his left leg, and a scar near
one of his eyes. He is lurking about the town
or suburbs ; and will very probably be found
at or near some whiskey shop as he is remark
ably fond of that liquor. He has a wife at
Neabses Iron works, the property of Johrl
Tayloe, esqr. / will give a reasonable rewar5
70 any person who will bring him home.
J. SWIFT.
All persons are cauti on ed against BARBOUR
ing him, if they would avoid the penalty ~
the law.
May 81
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f. COTT N.
Public Sale.

Pursuant to the last will and testament of SGe
muel Craig, deceased, will be sold, to the
highest bidder, at public auction, on FRI
DAY, the Esd day of June inst. at twelve
O'Clock, at the cofee-house, in Alexan-
dria--
The Fee-Gmple Of a Lot Of
Ground, near the poor house, in the county
of Alexandria, and but a short distance from
town, containing FIVE acres and ten poles.
ALSO,
One moiety of an undivided Tract Of Land,
in tie county Of Greenbriar and state of Vlr-
ginia, containing $40 acres.
ALSO,
The whole right and title ofthe said Samu-
Ell Craig, in and to two Tracts of Land, stu.
ated on the west fork of Obey's river, In the
county of Jackson and state of Tennessee
each tract containing $40 acres.
And on MONDAY, the 26th day of June
next, on the premises, in George Town,
A LOT Of GROUND, (being part of the
lot distinguished in the plat of said town, by
number 4l) fronting on Falls street 38 feet
A inches, and in depth lo7 feet, wherein is
a frame dwelling and bake house.-A more
particular description of the property and the
terms Of sale, which will be on a liberal Gre
dit, will be made known at the time and places
aforesaid.
John C. Laid,
Administrators, with the will annexed,
of Samuel Craig, deceased.
June l.. 60
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WEDNESDAY, licu 81

WEDNESDAY, MCy 81.
Mr.. 1kKim presented the petition OF %
hmerican citizens in Carthagena, IN South
AMERICA, praying the interference OF the
soVernment of their country tor their re-
vase Referred to a select committee OF
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Is. due ; 7 was mueh pleased with
,or,msnt OF the British Officers while
81 fbe Minerva, aad perform pleas
n making public, through your ex-
circulated paper, their correctness
likeness towards me.
Var obedisnt servant,
P. SORENSON.
Master of schooner Minerva.
) of Bahimore, May29, 1909.
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THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he has
opened a House of Entertainment for travel
lers and others, at Colchester Ferry, oppo-
site Woodbridge, where he will keep a con-
slant supply of whatever may be necessary in
his line for the accommodation of those who
may favor them with their custom, On the
most molerat terms.
w. MILAN.
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Iohn c.. Laid,

Administrator, with the will annexed,
of Samuel Craig, deceased.
June /. 60
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-16
poetrp
For the REPuBIIcA AN.


THOU dreadful scetrgc
Nhose race and slesolations far extend
O'cr E,ropc's fields Thy mighty God presides
His raassy shield bright giittcfs in the sun,
His tow'rng helmet strikes the afirightcd clouds,
Whicl, winds tempestuous hurry from his sight |;
Leaving thlck smoke TO shade the barren heath'
And blood to nourish the devoted soil,
Where Won sulphiireous columns tinge the SKY,
Obscure the sun and hide his genial rays,
Thou art Where shrieks and dying groans resound,
Where pcals of thunder from the cannon's mouth
Spread dire destruction through tn embatticd hoss'
In dreatlful majesty thou reign'st supreme.
Cities in flames thy awful progress mark,
Rapinc and plumber in thy footsteps move,
And death in thousand forms upon thee waits
fIcrc wccps widow--ihere an orphan mourns
A tender fa.her's .oss.---Iierc heaps OF slam
Lie unrcga-ced in the scorching sun;
There piles Of wbten'd bones, by vulturc . ropDd
Of every nerve and sinew which they bore,
When welding, in their ccuntry's righteous cause'
The sword Of vengeance Here monument
Perpctuatcs the mighty deeds OF one
There n green sod ershrouds another's bones,
Without a moss.grown stone to tell his fame.
These ara thy horrours,--Thus thy vot'res share
Unequal honours The brave man falls, &
And dies the bed of honour with his bIood'
But moving in humble sphere, the urn,
Which ought his sacred relics 70 cortan,
Atlorns the high exalted cowalr'i graves
Whose noble ancestry we're all his claim
10 worth or merit which he ncer possessed 1heod'rc'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-16
p. 0. RICHMOND,

Has just receired (at lis Cash Store, 10. l55,
Thames Street., IN aadihon 10 lie jcrmer
Qssorfnienf---
A LARGE supply OF Iudia Buttons
IN Checks; Callicoes and Muslins, of eve
ry description Cotton Shirting black ard
white Gotten Canibricks; plain and fgu-cd
Lcno Spider-nct and Eook Mrslins Lon
donprint and Fancy plaid Ginghanis Ladies'
long and habit Silk Gloves do. white sna
ccloured Kid do. plaid and plain Lustrings
GentIcmen's and Ladies white and co.oured
Hosiery; Common and Cambrick Dimities );
Sewing Silks Silk Umbrellas and Bandan-
ma Handkerchiefs with variety Of other sea-
sonabic GOODS; all of which having been
bought at Auction in Boston, can be afforded
lower than was ever sold in Newport.
.Nc7vftort, .}uiy 90, lsOo. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-16
Samuel Sternc & Son,

No. Is, DannSter'S Tvna,J, Have for SAFE,
WI. and N. L. Rum, by the hhd. or bLl.
Gin, per pipe or bDi.
Brandy, by the bbl.
Moasses, by the hid.
Teas, by the chest and Or. chest,
Coffee, by the bag,
Loaf and brown Sugar,
Flour, by the bbl.
Chocolate, by the box,
Candles, by do.
Dried Fish, by the quintal,
Dexter and common Lime, by the cask,
Mess and prime Pork ard Beef, by the Lbl.
White Beans, by the cask or bushel,
Lorrillard's Snuff, in bladders,
5000 VT. excellent old Cheese.
Sailors Mattresses,
With general assortment of Groceries, at
Ietail.
.fisoa--a variety Of old notes and accounts, in
exchange for cash or country produce. Those
whe are nccesstated to have them, will do
we'll to make immediate application, as what
romans on. the first of September, viii be
transferred TO other hands, and then they cam
not be obtained to so good advantage.
June %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-16
PUBLICK HEALTH.


BATEIyNG-HOUSE.
TyOR the accommodation Of those Ladies
I and Gentlemen, who wish to partakc of
the luxv,y Of the Bath, the BATHING
HOUSE will be opened every day, from sun
rise until O'Clock in the evening, Sundays
excepted, when it will be closed at u o'clock
in the mcrr,ing.-T.ckcts may be had at the
Medicine Store Of SAMUEL w. VINsox, and
of the Proprietor. Ladies win please to pass
in at the door No. 70, IHancc-S Street. Gen
tclncn will enter at the east door Of the
Bathing House, Peltani-Strect. Subscribers
will be furnished with Tickets on account Of
their Shares, as Heretofore.
.NcEhort, .dhrfl 10, 1902.
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Wrybosset street, Pr0Tidence,
HAVE lately received direct from the
i i Manufactures supply of
HARD WARE,
Consisting of---Frying- Pans, Shoycls, Spades,
Shovcls and longs, Handirons 200 doz
cast-stccl and common Files Of all kinds /;
large and small smith and bench Vices Cast
Steel in bars Of different sizes iron and brass
Wire, of ali numbers weights in sets, from
l-2 OF. to A Id. z, IA, %, and sob. do. with
Scale Beams, assorted 5Ddozcn Knives and
Forks /; consisting Of white ivory, polished
stag, white bone, and black horn handles De-
sert do. of different kinds tutanna and iron
table and tea Spoons som. best white chapel
sharp, between and blunt Needles an extern
siye assortment cf pen and poci ct Knives,
Scissors, Sheers, Sc. SSc. Their present sup
ply added to their former stock, makes an as
sortment equal to any in this country. Those
in want of Goods in their line will do well to
call and see for themselves, as their articles
are too numerous to particularize in an ad
vcrtizcmcnt.
N. b. They have just received small az
sortment of MILL SAWS, made by T..
WATERs Of Sutton (Mass.)
eJr They continue to give Cash for old
copper, BRASS, lead and pewter.
Propidcnce, Juiy 90, 1909
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-16
JASON SPRAGuE,
o6fr<.for safe, at his Store, ." Uashingfon-
Street, No. 4,

O6sr<.for safe, at his Store, an Uashington-
rs; Street, No. a,
leo bb!s. fresh supcrinc Alexandra
and New-york Flour, by tic barrel or: larger
quantity ;2oo0wt. Cabin Bread 60 barrels
picked Cod dry Cod6sh by the quintal or
larger quantity !, Pork Beef; Rice By the
tierce loaf, powdered and Lrosn Sugar ;
Souchong and pohea Teas; Coffee; Molas-
scs Wcst-India, New England and Cherry
Rum Wine, Brandy and Gin, BY the barrel
or less quantity; Ginger, AIlspice, Pepper,
Cinnamon, Soap, Candles, Starch, negro-lcad,
pietail and leaf Tobacco; Segsrs BY the tLoel'
sand or less quantity Mems and Women's
. Shoes Boots writing and wrapping Paper ;
crchantablc and clear pine Lumber Hogs.
head Shocks, Oars black and bright varnish
Rosin few barrels curry Oil. diss, = small
quantity Of Flax.
Whieh Articles may be had On reasonable
terms, for Canh or appFoscd credit, and the
smallest favours gratefully received.
\ A:yscrf, Ma-c,, 81, 1909.
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ABNER HATHAWAY.

LRoAD-S7REET, y.
HAS for sale, many Kinds Of LUMBER
i 4 consisting of timber, Joist, Boards,
and Shingles; J; Cedar and Pine Ciapboards.
.Aiso---white oak Plank and round Tfmhcrs
with GOOD assortment cf birch and maple
Bedstead Joist.
Nails and Hollow Ware, of many kinds
cast iron Oven Frames and Doors, on an APP
proved construction. Corn and Potatoes, by.
the bushel-or larger Quantity.
.Nezphort, .Ah,il $.
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| NJ ..yzoissalc -lnd Rlialr6 Grocery and
-C9mmissien Store.
Lobn Gardner 6 Sons,

At the East store, in the house late the prop
erty of Mr.. MARyIS MoRRIs, Providence,
OFFER FOR SALE,
T,RENCH and Spanish Brandy, Holland Gin, Run,
T. Loaf and Brown Sugars, Nolssses, Rice, Coffee
rer LLl or small quant,, Flour per bb or quarter,
Hysonstin and Souchorg Teas, best Virginia Tobac-
co. New-York Soap, Ginger, Starch, &cGc. &C. al
first chop.
JtsT RECEIVED, n small assortment Of HARD
WARE EGOOD3--Pactory Cotton Cloths, Yarns, Sew
ing Threads, Balls, &c. at Factory prices
- or Many kinds OF Country Produce viii be ta-
ken IN exchange for w. l. Goods, on accommodating
terms
or, Goods received on commission VIII be strict
" attended 10.
Providence, Brocd street. August s, 1868.
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Bernard Hill, Jun.

No. As. Hyoad-sveet,
nFFERs for sale--5o qpsntals Cod Fish, first
~ quality for retailing luCO lbs. Sewing Twine
$40 lbs. Dcep-sea and Hand Lines 1000 lbs. clean
fax Tow; Carpet Chain and Filling, constant sup.
ply; do. Housing Marline, Bed Cords, Log Lines,
Cod Lines, Pack Thread, csc. &c.
The above Goods win be sold, wholesale and retail,
for cash or approved credit
Alec, for sae-A House Lot, lying in central part
Ct the town Of Wurrea
.Nexporf, .iKg1lst 8, 1902