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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09
Corn and -Four Store.
WILLIAM CROSS.

No. Il s, Long W1syc
HAs jun received per fchooner Midas,
: Capt BsowsE, from Baltimore,
500 bbis. Super6ne FLOUR;
l2o hat do. -
~ss.y from 6is yssrs WJess.
1000 buhels yellow Maryland CORN;
IL hhds. Manufacturing aud Shipping
TOBACCO;
20 kegs beft !, do.
40 bag, Green COFFEE.
The above srtieles being all purchafed with
Cath, will be fold ss low or lower than can be
purcl.aled in this town, Of the fame quality.
N B.-fIour is warranted not TO be ground
longer than 20 days. A conitant iuPply will
be kept, and every favor gratefully acknswl-
dyed. Se9s. iS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09
Portland Aeademy.

THE Tfuifees give notice thai they expet
an additional InArucfor, which will en-.
able them to accommodate few more fchol-
ars. Application for zdmifiion to be made
10 the Hon. SAMukL FslaMAa, u his Office,
Middle-ssrees. Portland, Sfts. IS, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09

any obiea near to the place. Up
on approaching it gradually yaniih
es and nothing oil it remains except
fnoke or vapsur, which ime.ls
ftrong of fulpilur.--lt. does not al.
ways con6ne nlrlf to one part Of the
plantation, bur is feen fometimes in
the woods, lometlmes near fprins,
but more frequently on the high
lands.
A number Of perfons have been
led By curiolity to examining the
place where this Phenomenon mott
Frequently appears, but their opinions
have been various with refped to the
caufes which has produced it. Some
fuppoie it to be yapour produced d
by the rchpefs of the foil, others
who have dus into the earth, and
found ilone Containing great num-
Der of particles as clear as FLYER,
which being heated in the fire affords
fiong (uiphurious imell, fuppofcs
that it proceeds from the heat of
fome Mineral. which lies concealed
near the place.
Whether either of thofc conjeaures
arc correct, ] leave it to thofe who
are better verfed in the myitcries of
nature than myfelf to determine.
MAMBLETON MVEY.
Mr.. Bruce, the Abyilinian traveller,
Whit accompanying caravan in
which we're the natives Of thirty
different nations bordering on Ethio-
pia, procured tranilasion of part of
Solomon's Song from each language
he obferved a friking fimilarity in
many parts Of thefe tran1ations,
particularly in the word anfwering to
/" kifs," which was the fame in them
all. Having mentioned this to a
certain bonny Duchefs, CGordonl
ihc archly retorted, /" | always told
you, Mr. Bruce, that killing is the
fame, all the world over"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09

THE Members of the TYROCiNlC ADEL.
PHI. are informed, that their annual
Meeting will be holden a, the Academy, on
Wednesday the lsth Of October, where an
Grafton will be publicly pronounced b.iore
the Society, at 10 o clock, a. NJ. by JABLZ
WOOpMAN, A. MA general attendance
of the members is requciied.
WILLIAM BAILEY, Sesy.
~ B The annual Exhibition of the school,
will he in the afternoon, at the abovemention.
ed place
ilsbroa, Sept 90, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09
FOR SALE, IN GORHAiM,

A two Story DWELLING
HOUSE, with = Barn and
Out Houfes, and from ten
TO twenty-five acres Of good
LAND, with a fmaIl Or
chad and good water, ad.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09
Thomas Hunter.

Wsfs6 and Cissi mslsv-Ne ~, Feukyas,
PORTLAND,
HAS for fale, An Engliih patent linen
a MANCLE, well calculated for inns and
Boarding -houies, aving all IAbour of ironing.
A large quantity Of Mems and Childreas
SHOES. at low prices. London patent liquid
and cake Backing, and Engliih Shoe bruihes,
of hyperion qusl'ty. speetaeles, to fuit all
ages. Reading Glaaes Razors; warranted
Unbrellas and ParafoIls, made and repaired
Ahs-The the above Premifes TO be fold,
csnGftng Of Store, Houle and Barn.
1sIv ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09
WANTED.

WANTED,
A Steady YOUNG WOMAN, to do houfs
A work, to whom good encouragement
will be gwen by applying TO
JOSEPH SHELTON
Persissd, Oa. q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09
IYANTED.

A an Apprentice TO the zsaosi.g B1,Gacfi,
= Lad OF iteAdy habits, from i3 to S years
Of age. TO whom good encouragement will be
given-Appiy to SAMUEL WATSON.
oftf 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09
Sslett Paragraphs.


"A Gngular and unfortunate acct
dent occurred in an adjacent village
lately A Mr.. Wilks, fome time
after funfct, was examining fome
empty wine ca1<s, which lay in the
yard, and obierving an unufual fmell
to iiiue from one of them, applied
lighted candle which he had in his
ha.d to its burg. 1t inifantly burit
with loud expIofion. a piece of
the heading truck Mrs. w. who un-
fortunately was in its way, knocked
her down, Cut her lips and nofe al
mott entirely off, done contiderablc
injury to her teeth and other parts
OF ber body. She received the blow
obiiqaely, otherwife the coniequence
had probably been fatal. The parts,
however. weic ihortly afterwards
iecured in their proper tituation, and
we arc told die Is likely to do well.
So violent was the exploion that a
peiee of the heading which truck a
water barrel itanding at fome dis
rance, fractured fcvcral of the
itaves.
The canfe Of this explofion, which
has excited comfortable fpeculation
anI iurpri(e, could be no other than
inhamabIe air Heterogeneous gas)
which had accumulated in the catk.
The properties of this gas are we'll
known to Chymias 1t finclIs like
putrid 6lh and cannot be very fasely
Drea,hed even when largely diluted
with vital air. Pilatre du Rozier, a
French chymilt, however, mixed
ninth part Of vital air with pure hy-,
drogeaous gas, filled his lusgs with
it, anc fet il on ERE during the ex-
halation-which produced an ex-
ploion 60 dreadful that the philofo-
phcr had like to have LOFT all his teeth
by thc experiment.
From tie Fayettsville MtelHgenccr.
McHfs. RAY s. BLACK will pleafe
70 give the following place in their
paper, aud oblige II. M'vEY.
GENTLEMEN--In addition to the
number Of curious Phenomena,
that have appeared in different quar-
tiers of the Globe, and which nature
ieems to have produced for the pur-
pote of exerciiing the curious and
Phi'olophic mind, there is one which
frequently makes its appearance, on
plantation belonging to Col. Alex
ander Gray, of Randolph county
(whereon l now lise) which not on
iy keeps my family within doors.
and gives me frequent alarms, but
prevents me from receiving nightly
Wits from my neighbours for in
aact they feliom pafs by the planta-
zion after Nox las lhrouded the
world with her fable mantle, without
being feriou1y alarmed, either by
real or imaginary Phantoms, of fuch
hidious forms, and variety of fhapes,
as frequently makes the hair of their
heads itand ered, and puts all thofe
who are not actually oald headed in
danger Of looling their hats. II have
frequently obferyed it myfclf, & when
f:ttlcd os the plantation, could, like
my neighbours fee it in variety of
attitudes, part of which | perceive
was produced by my own magma.
ton. 1t has nov methodized itfclf
to my optics in a more regular ap-
pearance iincc habit has rendered it
.cls irightful.
This Phenomenon appears in the
night and is more frequent in the
winter than fummer 1t rifles out ol
the earth i'll blue blaze like that
of Brim.tone to the height Of Eve oI
tx feet, and frequently fpreads cyel
ieyeral rods of ground, affords I
light by which you may plainly lc'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09
DD0lntion ef Parfnerjbip.

THE Coparinerfhip under the Firm of
HurSSEY & WlNSIOW,
is this day diflolved by mutual content. All
perfons, therefore, having demands againlt
fsd firm, or who are indebted, are requeited
TO call on BACHELOR HUSSEY, at the fhop
of John Bailey, Sd, Fifth itreer, and adult the
fame Immediately. All accounts which are
not fettled on or before the fri day of De-
cember next, will be left with an attorney for
collection
BATCHELOR HUSsEY,
NATHAN WINSIOW.
Po.Hsad, Sept rs, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09

A PEW No. la7, in the Gallery Of the Rev.
\ Do6 Dessts meeting houfe For fur
ther particulars inquire at this Office.
Oasbv
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09
David Farrar.

Refpectfclly informs the public that he has
purehafed the Stock IN Trade of C & d FAR
RAR, aud that butinefs will be trasiacted as
fsrmerly-He fOleiu flare Of public pat
ronage. o q. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09
WANED.

FIFTY likely young Shipping
HORSES, and Ten MULES. For par
ticulars enqune at the Stable of the fnb!criber
in Court.Street, STEPHEN LEE
P.,asai, SPa istt, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09
FOR SALE.

A PEW in MefIrs, Ksixxs q PsyjSs's meet.
"A ing houfe-For terms inquire at this
Ofhce. 0S7e6v
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09
Uncuyrent Bank Bills,

Uncuyrent Bank Bills,
A RE yet received for TOBACCO. at re.
"A duced price, at the
Tobacco Manyailory,
near the head of Portland Per.
ALSO,
For 100 boxes Cod Fiih,
20 tbls Ship Bread,
100 Kegs Shipping Crackers,
Quantity Room Paper,
600 Spelling Books,
Collection Of other Books,
A SIoop Of SO tons burthen,
ALo, 5000 acres of good unimproved
LANDS, within Gxty miles of Portland, OF
would be exchanged tor real Eftste in Port
land, or peffonal Properly.
Seps. IS, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09

hdia g Rapent Dms,
|, or fac, Al NJ. IL, Union. " hair.
--dt5--
Beg, Maud Candifi, and
BrosOn Soap.
LrtrwIsE,
GOO Pieces NANKiNo,
$50 Ibis NUrAiECs, entitled to assen-
ture.
N b. Ir1ia DUCK, is pronounced w judg.
e., to be iupefior to Rufia Duck, and has The
decided preference in the Engiifi Nary.
Portland, Setf 20, 1909.
Jofeph Shelton,
OFFERS for Sale at the Brick Store, a,
- the Head of Union Wharf,
90 bis. 6rlt quality MESS PORK,
200 2uflleis Connecticut CORN
ALSO,
Groceries and Provisions, at retail
As ufuaI. F.rtiand, sep 70, 1908
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09

1A. For cbarIs/qOn, (S. c.
NNR4y, THE fchooner RhYEN, Som.
EXM&I vel S. Rieb, matter. now lying a,
&44H2J Uniou Wharf--Fo freight or paf-
fage apply to JOHN * SETH
or the matter ON board.
Issobev 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09
COLLEGE LANDS.

THE sub(criber offers for faIe, the follow.
1 ing Tracfs Of LAND, belonging to Hsr-
vsvd CsAxs, the title TO which is direct from
the Government, viz,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-09
BOOKS.

In the various branches Of Literature, f,r
las at the Bookltore OF
ISAAC ADAMS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-04
From tie Salem Gazette.


His Excelency the Governor has
lately made tour through the western
parts of the State and in his progress
he received many marks of respect
from the citizens, as due TO his official
station and his eminent virtue For
this, ii is almost uncomfortable what vol
lies OF low, scurrilous, malicious abuse
have beer let off against him from the
Chronicle In his attendance a, Har-
ward university on commencement, day
as matter which depended upon him
self he declined any military escort or
parade--and this too the Chronicle dis
approves of, and /" would have been
pleased il his Excellency had been bet
ter attended" This unblushing in
consistency not being sufficient, and
understanding his Excellency is about
making tour to the eastward, they
have already given prologue to the a.
buse prepared for him as an offset for
the honors which they anticipate will
be paid him in this journey Also
4" Envy does merit as its shade hnrSue."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-04
PORTUGAL.

LJgon, June 7o.--Yeaerday re-
simenr of Britiih troops failed up the
Tagus and on Sunday two regi-
ments of infantry were landed here
from Gibraltar.
A very large force is collecting in
the north of Portugal Within the
laft four days, one brigade and two
regiments of the line, which had
been quartered here, have marched
towards Braga. The whole of the
forces in the North, are under the
command Of the Portuguefe General
oilveria, who has eminently diltin-
guifhed himfelf, and has the unqual-
ihed confidence of the troops under
his command.
June 2I.-Cen. Beresford has
been here for a few days to make az
rangements he Quilted US on the
o'h, for Badajos. The armies are in
motion but they cannot march with
great rapidly, being compelled to
carry with them every necefary arti-
Gle of provifion and flores, the coun-
try through Which they pats afford
ing nothing to their neceflities.
We are recruiting for men who
are to compofe new regiments. The
iervice is not attended with much diff
6culty. Towards payment of this
and other extraordinary expenfes, a
contribution has been levied on the
opulent and middling claiIes of the
inhabitants, which is not to exceed
one million of crufades. The con-
trisutors pay cheerfully.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-04
Domestic Jlntfllisenre.
HILLSBOROUGH BANK.
s7ATEMENr-ro 4Hx PUBLIC.

STdTEMENT-To THE PUBLIC.
Il is with extreme regret, that the
Directors OF this Bank find it the impe-
rious dictate of their duty to deviate
from the ordinary and proper course of
paying their Bills, and to make this APP
peal to the good sense and generosity
OF the public.
II Is needless to enter into a minute
detail OF the various causes which have
contributed to create distrust of the
credit OF what are called Foreign BiHs--
Such only will be mentioned as are OBJ
yious to all.
Since the cessation Of our commerce,
the capital, otherwise appropriated in
more prosperous times, has been to
great extent employed in the exchange
and return ofthe Bills ofcountry Banks
These Banks, when drained of their
specie, have ofnecessity resorted 10 the
expeGent OF recruiting their funds by
the sale of their bills a, the current dis.
count in the market. This discount.
while it has increased, has increased
also the discredit, the collection and re.
turn of foreign bills.
In this deplorable state of things, the
Directors of Hillsborough Bank do not
complain of the profit made by those
who have been in the habit of collect.
ing and returning their bills-but the
loss to them has been of most serious
concern. 1t would, however, have been
borne with patience, had prompt pay
ment remained practicable, by any 9th
er means than those sacrifices, which
| must evidently deprive them of the a.
biiity of ultimately doing Justice to the
ordinary holders of their bills.
Placed in this unhappy situation, in
which they cannot possibly answer the
demands of rigid justice, they wish to
evlnce their honest intentions. They
hold what they believe to be ample Sc.
curlty for more than the amount OF
their bills in circulation. rhey will
use every mean to collect their out.
standing dues, that is consistent with
the indulgence which the times SO i'm
perlously demand. To such holder.
OF their bills as distrust their security
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-04
STEPHEN CLUB.
CbEup Remark.

1t feems then that this miferable
minion of Bonaparte, this pitiful
Armitrong, in order to rid himfelf
of all further importantly from his
diltreAed countrymen at a dafh, has
the ailurance to declare " there are
no Americans at Arras |" Vile and
infolent caitiff I! We entertain not
a doubt that every poor innocent,
hapleis, wre,ched prifoner, who has
in vain petitined for his protection,
but fill groans in the dungeons of
France & lrantickly flakes the chains
of ilavery, is AN AMERICAN Girl
ZEN. To go no farther, Mr.. c. and
his lady, long impriioned at Arras,
are indifputablc Americans and
we perfonally know that Mr.. Doc
little is nafive of this city, and that
Mr.. John Bradley (named in the liz
of prifoners at the fame depot) is
alto native of EAT Haven.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-04
NFwBuRYPoRT, SEPTEMBER
CIVIC HONORS.

Yesterday His Excellency Gov.
GORE and Lady arrived in town, on
journey to the District of Maine
Arrangements had previously been
made to welcome His Excellency in
manner suitable to hi, exalted worth,
to invite him to public dinner, and
express those feelings and sentiments
of Republican Freemen, TO their be-
loved Chief Magistrate, which the op-
portunity afforded. At IL O'Clock
numerous cavalcade, with numbsr Of
gentlemen In Carriages, went out and
met the Governor, OH the Newburyport
Turnpike, and escorted him into town,
to the Sun Hotel, where, after he a.
lighted, and received the congratula-
tons of his fellow-citizens, the first
battalion OF the Newburypoit Regi-
men;, received and escorted him TO
Washington Hall The procession
moved at O'CLOCK, in the following or.
der-Military Escort, Band of Music,
His cxcELLENcY, preceded by the
Grand Marshal, Presidents and Vice
Presidents of the day, Rev. Clergy,
such OF the Counsellors and Senators
OF this Commonwealth as were ID town,
Senators and Representatives of Con-
gress, Representative of the Common
wealth, Committee of Arrangements,
Selectmen and Town Clerk, Stran-
gers OF distinction, Oversecrs and AS
SCISSORS, Military Officers, Citizens OF
this and Inc neighbotring towns. The
procession passed down state-street,
through Pleasanl.street, to Green
street, to the Hall, where they sa, down
TO we'll provided dinner, served up
by Mr.. SrErsoN.-Atter the cloth was
removed, set of excellent 1'oasss were
drank, which we have not room to in
sert this day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-04

our Supreme Provincial Junta, un.
der date of the 27th current, among
other information the following:
Our battalion with Two cannon,
and few cavalry, fet eff for the great
road of Madrid, to obitrua excur-
asns of the enemy's folders from
Guadalaxars, made for the purpofe
OF plundering the people of the yci-
nifty. This movement of cur troops
has already produced the mott hap
py effects. The people of the terri
tory of Siguenza, and Province of
Guadalaxara, who had been degra-
ded by the tyrannical domination of
the French, have rifen, and refufed
obedience to the orders of the French
Governor his written orders have
been publicly burnt in the marker at
Siguenza, by the city crier. A por-
tion of our armed countrymen have
proceeded TO Rio Frio, and have al
ready taken So carriages loaded with
wool, proceeding to France. Our bat
TALON is encouraging the infurreetion
which increafes among the neighbour
ing peaiantry, and will foon be fuch
as no power of the troops of the ty-
rant of France can fubdue.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-04

are seeking gain, and prof. from our
distress. They are too meIn y treachr
erous to tell rs the whole truth ; and
hope by their llattery and faloehood to
make us transfer tie litlicule and cen-
sure, which belongs to our own credit.
lily and miscalculations, to those who
have no more to do With our embar.
easements, and could no more prevent
them than she man in the moon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-04
Commencement at Xlapard Col

On wednesday last, was celebrated at
Cambridge, the annual CONNIE aceinent in
Harvard University. His Excellency the
Governor. his Honor the Lieut.. Governor,
with the Hon. Council, and nurbe Of
gentlemen IN private carriages, set of from
town IN the morning, anu arrived at Har.
ward Hall about ten O'Clock, and were re-
ceived as usual by the Fellows of the Cor.
poration, Professors, asi Tutors. The Gus.
tomary business beng transacted, they
went IN procession to the meeting house,
where the performances were conducted IN
the following order.
Order Of Exercises Of Candidates fo, ,he De.
gaze Of Bachelor IF Ans.
l. A salutary Grafton in Latin, by George
PUknian.
2. A Forensic Disputation on this Quest.
ion, Whether the passing of counterfeit
Money, knowing it to be such, be.as great
CRIME as ccunterfeiting," by William
STJf and Nathaniel jYai,nan.
5. An Hebrew Grafton ON I" The Dignity
ct the Hebrew Language" by Thomas b.
Gnpsft.
q. Conference in English, or "The
Difference oil Talents, Wealth, snd Ocou.
patton, as grounds of suboi dlna,iou in soei.
ety. by George q. Hunt, Uill,anl p Pare, y
.John C.. W. Windship.
8. A Poem in English, on Climate
by Joseph Field.
6 A Conference in English, On 'The 10.
cal Situation, Number, Wealth, and Man.
ners Ut People, as Means Of National Se-
curity," by EsEvaya W. AnayeSps, Georpe Xay.
ward, Dan,el 6. hSahana, and .Nafla an
Brooks.
z. a Dissertation in English, on "The
probable influence Of the future Increase Of
knowledge on the Morals Of Mankind" BY
Same! Steers.
g. Dialogue in Greek, on " The Dir.
terence IN the Character of the Ancient and
MODERN Greek" BY Atenas Rogers aud
Henry 3 Smith.
y a Fosens,c Disputation on this Quest.
ion, Whether the Power of Man be- in
prooor'ion to his Knowledge" by Timothy
H'fhaa and Benjamin Perkins.
10 An Grafton in English was assign.
ed, forths place, to Francs C. Graz, who
has gone to Europe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-04
5forelgl, 9uteIligemee.

BrtiB Curt Of admiralty, tune
28..-Ihe cafe of the Pennsylvania,
M'Pherion, from TrieIte, to Canton,
with Quicksilver, condemned at NAL
ia, on the ground of attempting to
refcue the veilel after capture, came
on, and the Lords Commilioners of
Appeals ordered the fhip and cargo
TO be refored.
The American fhip Jane, Lynch,
captured on her voyage from Mar
Unique TO the United States. The
Qaeit.on was whether 90 hogiheads
OF iugar were French property their
Lordlhips ordered further proof.
The American ihip John, Mother,
from Rhode Hand to Havana cap.
tared, garfield into New-Providcpce,
and Chip and part of the cargo con.
demneI. The Court ordered the
whole properly TO be reitored, blu,
allowed the captors their printing
expenies.
FROM SPAIN.
Valeacia, June 3o--The Junta Of
Obiervation ard Defence of Molin;
IN Aragon, has communicated te
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-04
DEAR PARENTS,

embrace this opportunity of FEM
ding you this duplicate, the one part
by captain Club the other by cap
tain Harriton, the gentleman men
toned IN my lait, whole liberation
is a matter OF very agreeable furpri(e
to every American in this Depot, as
BY Convincing us that thc Emperor
is pacihcally difp.led towards the
y. Sit fatiers us with hopes that
we ihall again ere long tafe the
fweets Of i.oerty.
Captains &. and II. need not con
Eder themlelves under the fmallelt
obligations to General Armftrong
for their liberty, as il was obtained
by the intercefiion of the worthy
Mr.. ] Cox Barnet, Counful of the
u. S. for rhe diitria Of Havre, with
the Miniiter of War, who fent a pc
tition for their releafe, to the Empe-
ror at Vienna, which was granted
on condition chat the American Min
liter Plcniposeniiary would iish their
pafports. which l believe he was in
duced to comply with more through
fear of offending the Emperor by
ncglect, than with view to render a
fervicc to the citizens of the u. S.
as it is evident, that for thcfe fix
months pat, he has been acting in a
manner Numerically oppoGte to Mr..
b. endcavourIng to fruitrate every
deiign of this friead to freedom and
to put afoilhing itroke TO the picture,
he has fufpended the official functions
of MIR. B. until further orders from
the PRECEDENT of the United States.
Since the arrival of the above pan
ports. we have written to General
Armltrong, expecting our fa,isfac.
ton at the releafe of ,hofe gentlemen,
and the hopes we entertain of being
foon able to follow them, reqaelting
him at the fame time to inform us
whether he thought affairs wore
brighter afpeSt than formerly, that
we might have an opportunity of COM
municalirg 20 our friends an &C
count of our Gtuation. We have
received no apiwer yet.
If my former letters have arrived
fate 10 your hands, you will doubt
lefs b. wearied with reading repe-
tit;on of my complaints, 70 that |
think it needlsis here TO reiterate them,
and on The contrary. i you have re-
eeived none, you may have a par
,icular detail of my preient litaation
and circumitances, by writing to
Mr. Stephen Club. to the care of
Samuel Nichols, Clark ifreet, FORM
erly new Nor.h freet, Bottom, who
will likewile idform you if any OPP
p1rtun,ties off:r to fcnd letters to me
from Bolton. aai | think | need not
inform you, that nothing could be
con Iuciye of more real fatlsfaction &C
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