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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-10
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THE Anniversary Of our Nations
Independence was celebrated in this
town with that lively pleasure which
the occasion is calculated to inspire
A large collection = citizens principal
ly from Warren and marlborough,
marched in procession to the Meeting
house, where the Rev. Mr.. HusE ad-
dressed the Throne of Grace in very
appropriate manner. The audience
were then favored with an Grafton by
ISAAC G.. REED, Esq. Of Waldoboro',
replete with correct and impressive
sentiments, written and delivered in a
superior style. After which the pro-
cession moved to the house of MIR.
JESSE PAGE, where very handsome
dinner was provided, and the day was
concluded with decent mirth aud fell
city. THE following were among she
Ioasts -
WAsHIxoTos-On whom panegyrick has
exhausted its powels, and still has been un-
equal to the subject
:" Such .sas the man Co.nsibia's pride Y boast,
!" HIS head Seaatr, and has arm a host"
TIE Constitution of Ihe United stafes.-May
it prove TOO solid for the tangs Of dema-
gogues-May it be file TO the teeth OF the
viper faction.
CHRsropHER CoaE-whose bright fame
the pestilen,ial breath, of caiumny cannot
oorr,de.-His political creed and conduct
have already convicted the false prophets.
At - 4 : L.. staip t,xlnp
the whole people may respect him.
Liferanvs u The Se,enres.-The bright glo-
~ Which erublazons the names OF Athens,
! Rome, Florence, and Britain, from their
encouragement of the Arts and Sciences,
should stimulate Americans to emulate their
example. - is
The neSY politicis respecting our Commerce
and foreign relations adapted at Warrington
May dry dock, gun boat, and embargo sys.
tens soon pass down "to the tomb OF The
| CApulets." Let no rude intruder disturb
their repose--Les the American motto DC
that Of WASHING ros, ]" Honest friendship
with all nations, entangled alliances with
none"
T On s,.ter States ssho have returned 10 "fteir
frst loVe."-May they never again suffer
their locks to be shorn by hsrlo,, or yield
incautiously TO the allurcments OF prostI-
tutc.
An iudrbenatn, and enlightened 3aaiei9y.--
The shield Of the people The bane OF iac-
ton The guardian OF our dearest rights.
Our Ttile Nay. May the gun boats grow
TO such size as to permit the crews to
stand upright in their vessels. May II be-
come worthy of Truxton, Preble, and De-
catur.
Mtzv- England and Neso.f5rs RicHTEp.-
MAY they never again be thrown upon their
beam ends by s7uclis and heaa 6ioSOs.
The Moihe,s Of the human janiiS-May
they manufacture none but parrots May
we have so much pure metal from Their
mint AZ to exclude from circulation all for
eign alloy
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Tole0,

In New-York, suddenly. Mr.. Marton
Jackson, of Philadelphia, midsmpman on
board the u. S. frigale Constitution. lie
was buried with the honors of war.
In Windham, Miss Sally Dole, aged 19.
A ylrtuous and am,abic young woman
who was respected by all ~so were ac-
qusin,ed with her, and whose death As con-
sequently much lsmented.
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NOTICE is hereby given. tina. the credit.
IN ors Of the eftate * effects which were o.
FREDERICK ouINBY,

of Falmouth, in the county Of Cumberland, in
D;flrid Of Maine, late bankrupt, to meet
the ah,pi.es of laid eitate and effects, and the
commlffioner, named and appointed IN the
commiiIion of bankruptcy sganla laid Qnnhy,
At the office of Nafiaa KJ.imsr, Eiq. ia Mid
dIe.flreet, in Porttpd, ON Friday the fh
day of Auguft next, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon of fa,d lay, for the po-poie of facrir-
tiag fundsy differences and d'ipn'e' rs'h ing
TO laid ellaie, to the hnal end and detetIAns-
ZION of arbtrators, to be ehoien Ivy isid com
mid. oners and the major part in value ut iueh
creditors as i.all be preient at is'd meeting,
and to tranfaea any other n,asters aud things
relative 10 laid e.isre and effect
EBkN MAYO, IGgn~.
perfi,ad, sSiy 5, 1909
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He hds his rezsoyd---J John Quincy Adams,
once SO obnoxious to the democrats, now re-
ceives an equal share of their praise, and
comes in for his part Of the "loaves and
fishes OF Office" having received the ap-
pointment of Minister to the Court OF St.
PetersbussSh. This gives him an outfit OF
1000 dollsrs, and . salary of 5000 dollars
more year. s-fF=atu
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Agreeable to the Commander in Chiefs
o. Ger Of the 10th May, forming the Com.
panies in Portland, INFO new Regiment |;
and in conformity to Division and Brigade
Orders thereon. the officers Of the Com
panies in Portland assembled at Columbian
Hall, the stu inst. for the choice OF Liest.
Colonel Commsndant, and two Majors to
command said Regiment. Capt SAMUEL
STEPHENsos. was chosen 1t. Col Com.
mandant. Capt. HOSEA ILsLEY, and Capt.
WILLIAM FaAScIs, Majors.
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pRoEE into the eue'ofure of the iubierlber
- a red MARE, about IA hands high, 4
white itripe in her face, black man and tai.
PAGES all--The owner may nave her again by
growing property aud paying charges, by APP
plying TO SOLOMON nHA On,
Saly.sufi, Jsiy 3, 1909. ltO)
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---s...sN W@--
1fELANCHOLTt

The Ian Portfmou,h Oracle gives the fol.
lowing particulars of melancholy accident
which took place at Fort conltitution' on 'hs
sth. infant.
About 4 O'Clock P, NJ iofhr cartridges
wet a. one end, were placed ON the rampant
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@arrle0,

In Charleston. tMass.) Elias Phinney,
Esq. of Thomaston, lMe.) to Miss cahs-
rine Bartlett, daughter OF the Hon. Joseph
Bartlett.
In Topsham, Mr.. Samuel Veazie, OF Port
land, TO Miss Susan Walker, ct the former
place. .s.s5. -
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Dortlai1u,
Monday, July 10, 1909.

FORFIcN----Mr. Purviance, bearer OF
Dispatches tn our Government from our
Minister u Paris, arrived at Philadelphia
o. the.ist instant, in 81 days from Dun
sirk,-( F+sn...t, F'ie,--k-s'aeh -parer- bro's
Nv the Fair American, are to the 5th of
MAY. They cvnhrrn the, accounts before
published, of the French successes over the
Austrlans.
All accounts ofthe situation Of affair. be-
tween thi, country and France, have very
unfayorahle aspect. All the unjust and ar
bitrary dccfees Of Bonapaire are continued
IN their full force, and The immense prop
er,y piundered from QUE citizens is reta,n-
cd, without tire least prospect of redress.
Great numbers vt Americ .ss are detained
IN prison, and large SUMS OF money deman-
led for their releas 'z....
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TAKEN UP,

A HORSE, Saddle, and Saddle Bags with
II Keg In the Bags. The owner may
have the fame by applying to
Portland, Jsly 10. A. bEEMAN.
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length preyaicd-Fgrorg has usurped
The place of right--and Mr.. B. legal
ly chosen by large majority, is thrust
out to make way for an advocate of FIN.
5argoes, EXPERIMENTS, Dry Docks and
GIN 6oafs.-.W. 7. Spectator.
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GENERAL ORDERS

-. Head quarters, Boston, Nag 10. 1909.
s The Commander in Caef having con-
sidered of The Petition of ISAAC CAGE and
other officers belonging to the first Regiment
OF the second Brigade, sixth Divlslopi pray
ing that the eight Portland Companies now
annexed to said Regiment, may be detached
thereirom and formed into new Regiment
and having taking the advice OF the Coun-
Gil thereon--Hereby Orders, that the
several Companies IN the town of Portland,
now belonging to said first Regiment, be
set of therefrom and form new Regiment,
to be numbered the sixth Regiment in SAID
Brigade That the numbers of the several
Regiments in said Brigade, which are now
numbered 5. 4, S, 6, be altered. and in fs-
ture be numbered ?, 3. 4, S, so that The sew
eral Regiments in SAID Brigade, viii then
be numbered as follows, YiE.
1t, Colonel MERRILLs Regiment, No !.
1t. Colonel MARcH's DO. 2.
1t. Colonel CHrTEs do. ).
1t. Colonel PorIER's DO. 4.
1t. Colonel LAwRAScE's do. S.
New Regimen, Portland do. ..
b. Crdev gf rae Commander IN Cai2
VIM. DQNNISON, Ad,usan,- General.
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Benjamin +. Chafe,
p EspECTFULLY informs the public that
N he has eftAbliihed the
BAKING BUSINESS,

under Mechanic Hall, Fore-lfreet, a lew rode
below Titeornbs whArf--where he will have
conftantly FOR fale--ship Bread and Shipping
Crackers in kegs, On liberal terms-Losf
Bread, Charleitown BIcuit, Milk Bifcuis. and
cold water Crackers, which be will pu, UP in
hail barrels or fnaIler qua. Titles, for the cou-
yenienee OF families re6dirs Cut of town.
~ Country Merchants can be fupPlied
with Bread for retailing in exchange for Pro-
dun; or other terms that are x5eral.
e.' All commands in his protection CRATE
fully received and puneualty attended to.
Portland, Jsiy 10.
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SoRTHYARMourH July ), 1907
THE anniversary Of American lndepen-
dence was celebrated by u number OF the
Inha5ha uls Of this town. The procession
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-10

;1f-f sri.l, .lsqeef. - 10. ~ con-
and our esnect ior Tie ss'iaan ki,ht In
jaafry who by The good o,der aHd Mil.
tarY discipline they have ever exhibited,
we are induced TO believe would BE- among
the iirst to maintain oar Rights and Liher
ties, should they be invaded By any foreign
foe, or usufper
Your preparation for the common defence
Of our country, will ever merit particular
regard.
To be prepared for war, is one of the
most cffectual means OF preserving peace
Ifvou desire to secure that inestiniable
blessing, IL must be known that You are al
all times ready IN defend the standard OF
Liberty. To cherish those principles winch
effected the revolution, and laid the iou1da.
ton of our freedom and independence, does
honour to your patriotism. May You be
ever aniraaied with the same noble senti
ments, which actuated our brave country
men in the yew l775. On the anniversary
of this auspicims day, may all our hearts
be filed with love and gratitude to the Su'
preme ruler If the universe, who has raised
us to the dignity of a free sovereign and an
dependent nation.
u ,phicA Ensign ROBERT N'LELLAs re-
piied,
WE present cur most sincere thanks to
you, our female friends for this token OF
your esteem. aud we pledge ourselves IN
the most solemn manner, Ia defend YOU aiu
II from all hostile invaders, and that II small
nercr be torn from our hands but with Our
lives and should Tie shr.ll trump OF war
disturb the soft cares Of peace. ahd The re-
doubling drum with furious rage call US to
arms, we promise mol to be the isst,o share
our country's danger in defence otits rights
and liberties and may we ever holdin re.
membrance our fathers who fought and
bled in defence of our country to obtain The
liberty anu freedom we now enjoy.
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By Crder gf IAe Commander IN CaI2.
VIM. DQNNlSON, Ad,utas,- General.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-13
NEWYORK, July 10.
Late and IMPORTANT Meas from
Lisbon and Cadaz.

Capt. Hague, of the ship Paragon, sailed
from Lisbon on the 7th of June, and IN
forms us that the news Of the surrender OF
Oporto to the English, whereby French
army of $4,000 troops were made prison.
ers, reached Lisbon OH the first OF June;
and that, in consequence thereof, the Brit
ish merchants, &c. who had left Oporto pre-
vious to the French taking possession OF 1t,
were returning.
1t was also reported, that the Austrlans
had obtained complete victory over the
French, in " hich the latter lost $4,000 men,
including the killed, wounded and prison.
ers.
A considerable force of cavalry arrived
at Lisbon on the Cd of June, from AnS-
land, destined for the interior OF Portugal !;
and it was supposed they would proceed 10
Spain. The British and Spaniards were
using every exertion to clear the country OF
the French, and it was supposed they would
completely effect that object, calculating that
Austria would fnds sufficient employment
for the army of Bonaparte. twas also re-
ported at Lisbon that Russia had declared
war against france.
Capt. Joanson, of the ship Caroline from
Cadiz, informs US that he had Seville Ga
zette. which he understood contained the
Russian declaration of war, but that ne was
boarded on his passage by British frlgate,
and gave it to the boarding officer.
A British brig of war had arrived at Lis
bon from Malta, and brought advices that
on the 10Th of April severe battle was
fought on the Tyrol between the Austrians
and French that the advanced guard OF the
Austrian army consisting of $4,000 men,
was twice repulsed by the French army OF
$4,000 men under prince Eugene Beauhar-
:nois that the archduke John came up with
a corps de res .rve of 10000 and entire
w defeated the French who lost 10000 xii"
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cal exhibition. Alexander himself sits np-s
on throne prepared for him BY his fathers
mdrderers, and from which he has never
dared to wash away the blood with winch
they polluted il.
The basis Of this speculation is painful to
humanity, but it is not the less we'll founded
in analogy. Every government is OCCASION n
ally made to conform to the impulse OF the
people. which it rules. lit bend to the storm
it may survive; and if it cannot it falls.---
Whiistthrough the blessed elective franchise
our rulers and measures are changed togs-
Their, and the British monarch is compelled
to sacrifice his ministers to their want OF
popularity, Russia changes her systems hy
an imperial tragedy, and France has often
plunged her whole constitution OF govern
ment in stream Of blood.
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Extract of letter from Neru York to tie
Editor, dated July 9, 1909.
DEAR SIR,
:. The ship Caroline, Smith, in SO days
from Cadiz, and the snip Paragon, Hague,
SO DAYS from Lisbon, have just arrived at
this port, bringing official accounts OF the
Declaration otsJJiar on the part of RUSSIA
against F r AN CE. Also, that marshal
Soult, with his army of $4,000 men have
surrendered themselves prisoners to the
combined English and Portuguese armies.
Also, that of the Gernanic powers have.
risen and have taken and killed $4,000
French. In consequence of the papers not
being entirely translated | am unable to give
you further particulars. But what you
have you may depend upon as correct"
The hon. Ninian Edwards is appointed
by the President of the y. S. Governor OF
the Illinois territory.
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e. RECOMMENDATION.

TINE Superintendent of Police recom-
i mends to the citizens of Alexandria,
during the warm season, frequent use Of
LIN E in their Privies and other parts o.
their premises where filth accumulates-and
the greatest attention is required to the keep.
ing clean and dry their cellars, so that no
stagnant water be left in them.
He particularly requests the proprietors
of unoccupied houses and cellars to cause
them frequently to be opened and aired
hossekeepers are required to cause all the
rubbish accumulated in their back yards 10 be-
thrown into the streets that the scayeneers
carts may take it away.
John Longden. J
Superintendent Of Police,
June ~.
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49,
ses Killed, under him; Many ofth estaf off
ficers were killed and wounded Some Of
the regiments remain with very few officers,
most Of them having fallen in she action.
The Austrian army continued advancing.
In short, the field was left completely in the
the powersof the Austrians. Upwards of
5000 wounded French have been found be-
tween Saffile and Padernone, amongst whom
is general DesSix, who was wounded and
made prisoner in the first action, and was
sent to the house of Signior Galvan.
s. ssss.sisass 4ssssas.e. :ssEs Is = -
DIED yesterday, after a short but pain
full illness, JoHN Woodrow, aged 81 years.
His friends and acquaintance are invited to
attend his funeral from his late dwelling in
St. Asaph street this morning at half past
9 O'Clock.
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y*1her. no chosen curs-, ],
s. 6iaaen thundst in the stores Of nea'en'
e Ds1r : , les Europe field Of carnage, and
HnO hsbitation house ofmourning So!
sss'y The hand of just providence will M
suls '.. and cut short career black with
! ie!ps ,;sy stained with unnumbered crimes. ]
' n.y. ;nstice Of heaven is the best hope Of
.n 49, On this hope we must reposc.
no''a'' B.
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BALTIMORE, 9uly g..

Arrived, brig Ofozimbo, Burton, twenty
DAYS from Porto Cavello. Left there goth
.ult. sch'r Collector, Brown, OF Amboy, the
only American vessel. In Mona Passage
was boarded by an English 20 gun brig VINO
Obliged captain B. to come on board hlm IN
. leaky boat at the risk of his life, detained
him there and sent his lieutenant on board
who broke up every place where he suspect ;,
ed papers to be, and when ne Collected az
he could get threw them indiscrlminately
into the boat where they were all wet and
aoused !; after two hours detention dismissed
him: he was under French colors all the
Time: the officers behaved well except the
captain, who was extremely rude IN MS e&-
presslons.
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o. Turtle Dinner.

NN Wednesday, the 9th instant. at three
~ O'Clock precisely, a GREEN TURTLE
will be served up at A LIMOS sebastian
SPRING.. Those gentlemen DESTROYS to par
take, will find subscription paper at Mr.:
CAToN's bar.
J 20" Dinner ard pint Of ,uine, s @.
July Is. mS5t
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LIBBY & CARNE.

Haze Just received,
A quantity of Plated and other
Saddlery and Carriage Mounting.
to They have to let that we'll
known stand as WET GOOD STORE,
lately occupied by James Crossgroye, on the
south end Of Fairfax street. One Of that de-
scription is much wanted in that part of the
town and would meet with good run of bu-
siness.
July Is. DIT
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SHIP

ARRIVED,
British brig Sisters, Captain Thornton,
u days from Liverpool-Salt and Crates
Hugh Smith.-May 81, latitude %, %,
long. IS, 10, spoke ship Cleopatra, : Capt.
WATSON, 1s days from Charleston, bound
% Gottenburg.
ASSIZE Or BkEAD
3. Made Of Suhe!jfne BurrF2our.
S CENTS.
The pound loafto be sold for 80
pound loaf 18
2 pound loaf g
pound loaf 4-l-2
LANES H.dRRISS,
Clerk of the Market
July IS.
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N o T I G z.

On SATURDAY, the 22d instant, at ./on,*
o'clock, P, M.svM be LET to the highest bid
der for term not exceeding tire years:
The DOCK at the ealt end of
Prince street, with the privilege OF the wharf
at the end, and on the south side of said
dock--by order of the Com non Council. -.
ROBERT ANDERSON,
ALEX. MKENZIE,
THOMAS LAWRASON,
80 WILLIAM NEWTON,
Committee of Council.
July Is.
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alsranurta patIp 6s9ette.
THURSDAY, JULYsl3.

Ex4ract Of letter from Nev York to the
Editor, dated fNM9 1909.
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Iofeph Vaudeville,

CORNER OF KING AND FAIRFAX STREETS,
Ka8 Received,
100 half boxes Roufett's CT
CARS, warranted of the seryhrst quality
and {uil contents.
Real Maccouba Snuff,
R-ppee do Coarse and Fine,
80 boxes fresh MUSTARD,
20 Philadelphia CHOCOLATE, Is
and Cd quality.
--HE. HAS ALSO, :.
A General Allotment as ulual,
Of good WINES, LIQUORS, and GRocEs
RtES, lorsale.
December 81.
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James Craik.
February l9.
N O 7 &c E.

4 N advertisements appeared in the Alex
< A andrla paper on or about the month of
March, 1907, signed by John Thomas Rick
cts, Wi liam Newton, and John Mills, iun.
mentioning that the copartnership OF Rick
cts, Newton Co. was dissolved, and dcsir-
lag all persons Indebted 10 said copartnersiiip
to make payment, and taose who had claims
to maze application to William Newton, as
ne was authorised to settle the affairs of said
tfin, or words to that effect
Now be II known, that Eer good and WEIGH
ty reasons DO hereby Withdraw the authori-
sation from |VHA1m ,}e7utoa, to collect the
debts and settle the affairs Of the firm of Rick
cts, NeaOt31; aad Co. and prohibit any per-
son or persons indebted to the copartnershiD
OF Ri Skesa, Nez9ton and c.. fom making pay
ment to Hilfam .Ne7yton or 10 Jain Thomas
R1ck It's, Jointly or severally; and, that any
person OF persons who shall make any pay
ment or settlement with W7iFam .Ne7oton or
Join Thomas Ricketts,, with both or either cf
them, Jointly or severaIly, will act at their
own risk aud peril.
John Mills, Jun.
February 90. d2w
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III ejh L1oUer-S

Mt. KINGSTON, Fairfax street, has re-
~ ceived supply ofexcellent red Glover
Seed, which he will dispose of on moderate
terms for cash--Also, a few bushels of Fresh
Burnet and Hemp Scotland On hand, Ii
mothy, Orchard Grass, Rye Grass, Burden
Grass, Peruvian Grass and Lucern.
ALSO,
a general assortment Of the best kinds of
Garden Seeds, mostly ofhis own saving, from
the last year; Medicinal Seeds; Bird Seeds,
and quantity Of large Lombardy Poplars !;
Towering Trees and Shrubs best London
made Pruning Knives, Garden Shears, Hoes,
Rakes, and Books on Gardening; Flower
Pots of all sizes; IN elegant assortment Of
Chimney Ornaments, Queens Wurc, China
and Glass, Stone and Potters W arcs-with
general assortment Of Groceries,
n B. A genteel person may be accom-
modated with a Private Room anu Family
Board, on moderate terms.
February 7. edlW 5tawlw SSlawlstN
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that ne
manufactures aid has for sale, at his manu-
factory corner of Prince and Fairfax streets
STILLS Of all sizes, commonly ased ioi
distilling grain or fruit.
4 oeneysl assortment OF TIN%WARE
SHEET, IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kiad of PLUMBING WORK ei-
iaer for SAi;l& or Buildings, done IN the best
manner. nr7cYNpcc
in all its branches is carried on under the tll-
rec+ion ef Mr.. HILiI.f-N fLE1Cf7H1f,
" no has had many years experience, am. as
WORKMAN is exceeded by few-As the Brass
sonnder business is partnership, application,
n,nst he made to William Fletcher, who viii
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
ornamentcd with Brass, agreeable to any pa''
tern or nrice, and will execute the work IN the
veey hest and neatest manner and on,the mos
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for Old cohfer
Brass. Pewter, .Leqd and Iron.
George M'Munn.
October ;.