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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27

fr.wns; we mis- ht fancy would have no 5in.k
q eo to remove she is efoortsd to the ball
ROOM the theatre, aud to parties of plea!ufe,
by the fra in ton and IN every circle, ihe
bears The bell; hut fhe hghs for pleasures
more lu,,nan,ial AID fncets; flls conismPla'es
hyperion joys in the fiiken chambers OF Hiy.
mta Beware, my girl, how You make your
choice for il You fuller yo1s fancy to Pre-.
.ide over judgment you may be eseumbeFed
with atiasi iassS which time. only, vii re-
move
Printers hsve a few Jia4l PEP, among
large numbeF of srbas ones but theie they
would not with TO remove II once in a quar-
ser, or half year, they would but yield a
fuiiable portion of zpoai
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27
rdLApELpHIA, NOV. IA.

C0upumicafim-During ihort
trip to New.York, from whenoc I
am iua returned, the following cir.
cumCtance attracted my curioh;y,
which | conceive It to DC my duty,
as a good e;tzeh, to lay before tbs
public, for the Information OF the
collect r of laid port, and IT otter of.
ice,s Of government, whom II may
c9Des IN.
4 large frigale built hip, Of abouy
coo tons, pierced for 80 gun. cap
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27

On the 10Th inst. was found, where
heap of rubbish had been laid, which
Vas thrown out of the church of ST.
Leonard, in New Nation, a beautiful
Roman gold coin, in high preservation,
containing on the one side the inscrip-
ton Of" Nero Cesar asg,s,ys," with
a laurea,ed head, and on the reverse the
inscription of " Jyppiler Cystos," with
the figure of Jupiter sitting, in his left
hand a spear, and in his right lightning
lEagAsh pap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27
NOTICE i. hereby given to the Creditor
4 Il.

NOTICE i. hereby given to the Creditors
~ OF the eaa'e Of
EBENgZgR WINTER CALEF,
late of Cape. Elizabeth, thar the Judge of
Probate f)r the county Of Cumberland,
has allowed or n )nth from this date, to the
creditors to fsid deceafed's caaIe, who have
neglected 10 exhibit and prove the fame
That the Conn ii lers here ofo-e appointed
for thar putpoe will attend A. the Dwelling
Houfe OF Thomas d Cgood, IN Por,iaad ,
on the third Monday of Dseem5er nsrt, from
two TO liz O'Clock ia the At ernoon.
10 JOSEPH Eage TTfrHoaoiMp.} G.""!1''"e''
Ps,f'ond, EJg IS, 1899
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27
Ladies' Beaver Hats and Boanets.
JOSHUA SHAW,

HAS the pleafure to inform the Ladies of
Portland and its vicoity, tia, he intends
Manufacturing 10y the bst Of Workmen)
Ladies Beaver Fl AIS and BONNfTs, in the
newell falllion, and can accommodate Ladies
with every ihape or kind, at the ihorteit no
tce, and of all prices from three to FIX dollars.
hLs--Ladies SHOES as uiual, with an addi-
ton of new affortmeat - Litsrpife
Gardeners Beaver Hats of his own man :
ufacture, warranted of the 6.lt quality.
Noo. 20.
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10 n p. Thurtton,
No. 4, Central Ro4o, Fore-R,est,
~FFER5 for fale, now landing from llip
X John and Adam,
Liverpool SALT.
20 cra.e. CRoCKERY WARE,
ALso--lN SroaE,
$50 boxes bef brown SOAP,
5000 los. COFFEE,
30 30 chefs Sal s Syl9n or''' TEAS. aia
2 do. H ion quality.
TEAS warranted of the isa quality con
hantly on hand. Nov 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27

CHARLESTON, Nov. d.

Letters BY yeisrday's Southern
mail, dated at Savannah on the lit
infant. mentions the arrival at thst
port of the pilot boat fchooner X. j.
in { days from havana-ihe IS bound
TO this port, but put in there with a
head wind. The X brings letters
from the HAVANA to the 10th ult.
from which We learn that the ihip
Pierce Manning, capt. Pratt, and
the brig Minerva, capt Spencer, both
from this port, have heen admltred TO
an entry at that port.-From theie
letters, and others of a previous dase,
received at this palt yeilerday, by
the ihip Ganges, it appears mott like
ly that the Spaniih goyernmsnt will
be induced to relax fome what of
their recent decree, prohibiting the
admiflion Of all foreign veileIs into
the ports of Cuba.
Higbi L1terGfRg Latter. "A mer-
camille Friend mas poiitely favoured
US with the folio wing very intereh.
ing letter, which we have tranilated
for the Charleston Courier.
I" HAVANA Oh. 81, 1909.
+" II would be difficult 10 con-
ceive the agitated ltAte of my mind.
| have long been deiponding for the
fate of our unhappy mother coun-
try /; for Gnce the battle OF Wagram,
| have looked upon it as devoted to
deitru6tion, and as defined For a
mother victim 20 the Uurper. |
have little doubt that before this,
Spain has been overrun by his myr
midons, and my thoughts, therefore
naturally turn towards the colonies,
aud to this iAand particu ariy, where
fra drew my br~a,h. / aave for
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27
WAITS.

To use the language of the iilusTious
WAsuINo roN--"I Il affords edifying pros
poets inieed to see christians OF different
denominations, dwell together in more cha.
ri,y, and onduct themselves in respect to
each other with a more chrisiian-Ike spir-
It, than ever laey have done in any former
age !"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27

IOHN MAHAN AND DAVID
BILL & COMPANY,
AT the lower end of Fifh ffreet, adjoining
Mellrs. Qsiasy u Bsiy''.

OFFER for fale 1000 FUR HATS of diff.
~ ferent kinds and qualities, from 100
TO dollars; large a6ortmsnt of Children :
Hats. LiIeseise- Cearie Hats, iuitable for the
Southern market.
~ Arrangements are made to receive Hats
from the firlt Manufacturers ia the United
States, particularly from the Providence and
Bottom Factories.--Hats will be manufactured
a; fhort notice in the mott fsfhionable man
ner, and warranted to give the wearer iatis-
faction.
Muffs and 1'ippets,
A large anortmept, con6fting of every kind
fashionable and ufeful-warranted free from
damage.
IS boxes real SPANISH SEGARS.
Portland, Oh. 20 Of
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Extraordinary Esfizg Three porter' were
drinking together on Wednesday fcna'ghr, at
Truro, when one Of them undertook for aiTi'
nng wager If IS. TO eat the worried BOOKINGS
which The other swo had on, fried IN train OIL.
aud nalf a pound of yellow foap, by way OF
bread 70 his wager The fame fellow once
before undertook TO eat as much tfipe az
would make himielfa jacket with Aseves--
Re was accordingly measured by tailor, and
the material cut cut, when TO the great inr-
priio Of every one, he ate up the whole in leis
than twenty minutes -Loslaa pap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-27

Nj. Robinson, Of Cambridge, on ayowed
foe . ecclesiastical tyranny, has traced its
sources with MS usual aca.cness, and pro-
nominees them to be power--law-Pairon-
ase-.o..ice--t6e abuse Of learning, & mis-
tsken piety These pFetences for dominion
over conscience are plausible, aud By their
peciousness millions lave been deceived.
but explain 20 a man Of common sense the
nature and foundation of religious liberty,
and the infataation ceases. lie must per
esite that the Father of spirits hath author.
ised no man to dic,ate to another what he
IS 10 believe--much less to iinIpse his dog
ms under pain of eternal punishment
Lei C~sn's dues BE- eve, faI
To Caesar and his taroae;
Bur consciences aa.i souls sssfs MADE
II b. he Lor's acne.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-14

head 1 Of body of forces, had entered :
den; and that prince Poniatowssl':e d Dra
possession of Warsaw, his two ,,a;l vas
The situation and distress Of s ,5a ais:
Bavaria are eloquently pour,,sr 's King
royal ed'ct which he has just pu5 Ish "a u
ed in the 3osh Of last month, frona S ne d.
and OF the authenticity Of which ,o "'an''d
no doubts can be entertained, it beiH ssa o.
in the Moniteur of the 9th Of Anau. . saa
Bavarlan majesty, admits, in The I I.ss. Ha
vocal language the exhausture Of his 'se
try, his own pressing wants, the e, ', Issl
ties inflicted on himself and his peop. ss an
the seat OF war having been for so pm,
established in his kinsdom," and h. Y
sequent necessity OF recurring to a.. w,
loan in other words, to an extrao Sls'a
war tax, in order to supply the mem, of':
abling Bonaparte to prosecute tn. ,o ~ sa'
with Austria. How doubtful the B,y rusS
king was of any immediate peace. w. m.'
infer from the cautious manner in vb;,S
alludes to il. The passage is very rsm. .
able" The enemy" says he, has h. =
driven out of our Kingdom and q, ,bs s.A
mistice has been signed, we may hors G.
peace ; but the nearer we APPROACH 4,
conclusion CT peace, the more OUGHT vs
redouble our perseverance. Such tw.'
sions, it must be confessed, do not incr F
our convictions of its probability. /
Wirtemberg, we know, that insuirects'
and INSTRUMENTATION have made the most ;.
farming progress, which is confirmed by i,
latest advices from Stutgard and Ledxsie,.
burg. While the territory of Mapesher
conferred on theduke byNapoleon, refuses 10
yield obedience to their new master, tn: in,
surgents from the Voralberg continue tori,
wage the southern portion of Wirnmbsre, o
the gates of Bregentz, and of Kempten-
Such are the blessings conferred BY The Cor.
sican on his tributary and dependent aIi,s,
who assuredly, cannot desire to see con.
tinuance of war in Austria.
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Nay more, that by the language Of the COM
munication to congress it should have been
asserted, that no such evidence had been
given to the executive.
have now completed work which was
forced upon me, in Justification Of my own
character. Iregret deeply that the.nature
of this justification has obliged me TO appear
as an accuser, & that a task, which | cannot
help repeating was the duty of public officer
has thus devolyed upon an individual. MY
regret on this occasion is not produced from
any apprehension that nv proofs are defci-
ent, or my defence incomplete. My own un-
ders,anding is satisfedwth their force, Smy
conscience has always been at rest. Of the
effects this address may have onmy country
men cannot doubt. In common with the
great mass of them, anticipate much good
from the approaching change in the ADM.
nistration : and if shall have furnished
the new cabinet with the means OF throw
ing off this dishonor from the nation, |
shall not regret the trouble ofny research.
New. Orleans, March 1st, 1909.
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From the Mezv 1or& Evening Pest.
THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF.
No,AXViII,

Tonclusion.-I nave now brought Mr..
Clark's Invaluable publication to conClu-
sion. 1t cannot be too extensively read.
Let me here request particular attention
to the following number. WIklnson's tur
pitude has been established 10 the conv;c-
tion of the nation: this number Involves
Jefferson in the same guilt; at least it makes
him so far tarticeps crz@lnas, as to have
not only concealed Wiikinson's crime, but
10 have aided him with the means to COM
.plete it, by heaping upon hun honors and
promotion. AS usual, with him, II will be
seen, he resorted to the vice of lying, even
in his public message, tor the purpose OF
aeceivmg the nation.
g Proofs efthe corruption Of gen. James
Tfl{fa2oa and 81 his connection zvith Aaron
Burr" sc.
On the 10Th Of January, 1906, better
ethan two years before the date OF the mes
sage, Joseph Daveiss, district attorney of
the United States for Kentucky, wrote an
official letter to the president, which de-
serves serious attention. Ii is contained in
Mote No. a. 1t puts the president on
his guard against the renewal OF the old
Spanish plot, and contains the following
massage &c am told that Mr.. Ellicott,
!. in his journal communicated to the officers
ofs,ate the names Of the Americans con-
cerned, Ii this be true, YOU are long since
guarded but suspect either it is not or
that it has escaped you, or you consider the
business as decd BECAUSE YOU HAVE AP-
OR OF ST. LOUIS, WHO, AM CONVINCED,
HAS BEEN FOR YEARS, AND NOW is, PEN
sIoNER OF SPAIN. Should YOU ask me to
prove it, must resortto an extensive chain
of circumstances, which, separately, seem
small and ihconcluslve, &c" Here,
think is direct charge, and made IN pretty
explicit terms and offered to be substantial
ed, and by man in Office, whose duty it
was to prefer the accusatlon--and this d.
rect charge did not miscarry, it came safe.
Jy to the presidents hands; for on the 18th
February, 1906, he wrote to MIR. Davsiss,
letter, acknowledging its receipt, (Note
No. 95.) In this letter he requests the
names of parties and witnesses, and Mr..
Daveiss, on the 2Sth of March: the 29th
March, and the 21st of April, replied. CIV
ing the names of the persons concerned, and
the WI tnesses to prove the several charges.
Among these, the payment by Ovens and
Collins are particularly noticed. (See the ex-
tracts of these letters, Notes No. "a 95 96
and 97.) And these letters are acknowledge
ed by MIR. Jefferson to have been received
on the 18th of Sept. 1906, (Note No. 9s.
This correspondence is taken from publ
cation by Mr.. Daviess which is extremely IN
teresting ,andPfwhich regret that cannot
give more copious extracts. But this is not all.
Fromthe presdt's. message itself it appears,
that thereuas alsssr and ressyeaes from
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G!fraMrria rRiIp Gs,stts.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II:

NEw-YoRK, Octabrll.
The Spanish friga,e Cornelie, now this
port is French built, and is the same vessI
in which Bonaparte came from Egypt She
is a, and was one of the fastest s'lns
frieates in the French navy. She IS DOW
undergoing repairs, and will begin this day
to take in water, &c. and will departs soon
as orders are received from the ns" SP'Ana
minister.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER Il.
From t6e, Public Adpertiser.
CAROLAN'S TOMB.

CAROLAN'S TOMB.
Underneath yon willow weeping,
In his dark and nanowbed,
BY his harp in silence sleeping
The latest Bard OF Erin's laid;
Music soft as virgins whisper
Often floats among the trees,
When the smiling star of vesper
courts the twilight's summer breeze
AT the blush OF early morning,
Murmuring sweet the trees among,
Oft the lonely robin mourning,
Trills his little, tender song;
When May-day wings her golden hours.
Then advancing on the green,
Strewing Carlan's tomb with flowers
a Kilronan's maidens oft are seen.
Sweet they sing around the willow,
Soft the singing tree replies,
8 Cold alas ,he clayey pillow,
: Where the Bard of Erin lies;
fx Sleep OH sweet Bard, thy living numbers,
Erin's sons may rouse again.
8 And wake thy genius from his siumoers,
Ina bold and swelling tram
= The shot srhere his bones are laid.
~ Tune 's>Cassie Of Afoyo.
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LateN from England

The ship Pacific, Stanton, from L!vsEP%
arriAed here last evening. She SAILED 'ai
Sd of Sept. and brings Liverpool papers q
the Cd, and London papers Of the 3lst Az
gust, which captain Stanton and the PSS'S''|
gers have favored us with.
Great uncertainty prevailed in tOssal'
respecting the practicab'l'ty OF eH ,t 1H'
any further operations on the oche'a' III
deed it was said, that lord Chatham ."'
called council of war, and the rsi'N wa
that the expedition was to be a1 y
gainst Antwerp and the French fIee': i,
There were many reports respecting III
renewal of the war between Aos''a "~
France. But the opinion appeared 'or ,.s
dominate, that peace between those Fu n.,'
would soon be concluded. Inc en lII. :,
Francis having determined to e0i''''
peace at any sacrifice. 4. ,.,.y
There are some particulars IN INC l porI a;
relating to Spain, but not OF SO 'a'' '
before rs ceived. moe .,
Mr.. Armstrong, we are assure, 1--we his
Amsterdam, having LETT Paris "n H:|
situa,i IN had became very unP'ea'SSn S,,.rr.
had Effected nothing with the French GU
me, neither did be expect to s'I:.t' any
thing He was anxious to be recalled, ID ID
deed, it wa: said in Londor, that he sou'
sail Cd bis return homo in all s;pts'aO'" ;;,s
When the Pacific sailed, our a1'', ~
England rem.alncd without any '0aD'"
LONDON, Azs'%
A mail from, Gotsenburgh a'I ~ s
morning. The Swedish Gazet ',;s. az onlr "
sually barren of intelligence , l tn,SIlo owl
ticle entitled to any notice IS the i a,n TO-
owe have not vet received any ' as ,ipg
from our army or Navy, nor n of , i a:g;
transpired of the present stare o. aoou,ry ap1
cations for peace between this c00'''
Nu.s' Letters sue from Genoa and h asi',
state. that the French Consul s ~ byor
Dubois Tainyille, has been arIes e. bssp DE-
der of the dey, and that war 80"
Shared against France lugust 90
A report was this morning
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70 R E | G. N.

Fran The Iond9n Globe of the Goth Of Aug.
received at TIE eEce efMe Mep 7ork Ga
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WILLIAM G. BURROUGHS
JASON SPkAGUE,
Offers for safe, at his Store, in Washington
~ Street. No A..

C6ers for safe, at his Store, in Uashng,on-
Street, No. d,
100 bbls. fresh superfine Alexandria
and New York Flour, by the barrel or larger
quantity 2ooo VT. Cabin Bread 60 barrels
picked Cod (; dry Goldfish by the quintal or
larger quantity; Pork; Beef; Rice by the
tierce loaf, powdered and brown Sugar !;
Souchong and Bohea Teas Coffee; Molas-
ses /; West-India, New-England and Cherry
Rum Wine, Brandy and Gin, by the barrel
orSSess quantity Ginger, Allspice, Pepper,
Cinnamon, Soap, Candles, Starch, negro-head,
pigtail and leaf Tobacco; Scgars by the thou
sand or less quantity Mems and Women's
Shoes Boots writing and wrapping Paper !;
merchantable and clear pine Lumber; Hogs
head Shocks, Oars black and bright Varnish !;
Rosin; a few barrels curry Oil. .d!so, small
quantity of Flax.
Which Articles may be had on reasonable
terms, for Cash or approved credit, and the
smallest favours gratefully received.
.Newhorf, March, 81, 1909.
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HE Dwclling-house, Lot and OGt-houscs
- thereon standing, occupied by Capt. 81
mon DaviS---siluated in Sh,Jng-sfreef, S. z
corner OF I1iiy-sfreef.-s
.1lso--the House and Lot at the North
part of Eastos's hoinf, lately occupied by the
Reverend Mr.. bradley.
Likezyise--thc Masts, Sparrs, Sails, Rig.
ging, Stores, sc. suitable fol. a single teckcd
Brig of ] 10 or Il5 tons, or high or double
dcckcd Brig of 100 or $50 tons.---Apply
TO CONSTANT TABER.
.Ncsvhorf, June y, 1909. sr,
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T,H4tT pleasant situation South of Brick
u Market, about co 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
7names-ssrcet, No. l97 and 1919, with two con-
vcnicnt Shopsin front the other stands west,
very well calculated for two families.
.d1so---a Lot Of Land, at the southeast part
Of the town, containing three quarters OF an
acre. Good title will be given. H
- JOSEPH ALIEN.
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NEW HOTEL.

THE publick are informed that the Sub.
scribcr has taken the house formerly
occupied by Mr. OLIVER VARRs, north Of
the State House, in Broad Street, where
Parties and Clubs may be accommodated
with private rooms, sc. Suppcrs prepared on
Short notice. Persons may be accommodate
ed with Boarding and Lodging. All kinds
of refreshments provided and good accom-
modations for horses, &c.
Psstery and Cake Of various kinds, together
with Porter, Mead and Beer, constantly at
hand. n
Families can be supplied with Calves head
Soup, dressed turtle fashion, every Friday.
Calves-Feet Jelly kept for sale. CordiaIs,
OF various kinds, a constant supply.
AS the subscriber has been at considerable
trouble and expencc in obtaining one of this
first Cooks from the city Of New-York, he
ilatters himself he shall receive portion Of
the publick patronage. Every attention viii
be paid to those who may visit his house,
where the smallest. favour will be gratefully
acknowledgedby the pubIicks most o5sdicnt
servant,
CATO BARKER.
N. b. Horses and Carriages, to let
Newport, May IL, 1909.
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PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE.

TIME Subscribers respectfully inform their
i Friends and the publick, that they have
entered into Partnership, and taken the well
known Stables belonging to Mr. TnoMAs
\ TOWNSEND, situated in Grcen-strect, where
Horses and Carriages for every purpose will
he furnished at short notice particularly
Coaches provided with careful and experience
ed drivers, for parties of pleasErc or travel
lcrs and Saddle Horses either for Ladies or
Gentlemen; they will also furnish despatch
messengers for any direction. Their Stables
being well calculated for the business, Horses
win be taken ia to keep at reasonable rates for
long or short periods and as they are deter
mined to attend we'll to every part of their bu-
siness, they hope to mcri, the fayours of the
publick. JOHN G.. EASTON.
VIZ. L. DRUMMOND.
THE Subscriber from long and intimate
knowledge of WIN. Z. DauMMoxp, and con-
fidencc in his Partner, recommends them as
worthy the encouragement of the publick.
THOMAS TOWNSEND. =
Aswhors, .ztssi 10, 1902.
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opffng and SG1s'''ST Coos:

NATHANIEL SWEET & CO. having
In recently returned from Boston with an
assortment of elegant and scasonable Goods,
fatter themselves, that with these, together
with their former assortment, they cannot fail
to please those. who may DO them the favour
to call at No. 100, IHames-streef.
w y. Their goods being purchased on lib
erai terms, will be sold as low as at any store
in .Nsyhort. blay "a.
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ABNER HATHAWAY,

BRoAD-STREET, 4
TIAS for sale, many kinds of LUMBER,
L i consisting Of Timber, Joist, Boards,
and Shingles Cedar and Pine Clapboards.
.Also---white oak Plank and round Timber
with good assortment of birch and maple
Bedstead Joist.
Nails and Hollow Ware, of many kinds !;
cast iron Oven Frames and Doors, on an ap-
proved construction. Corn and Potatoes, by
the bushel or larger quantity.
-Ncqphort, Altrn S.
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JOHN ELDRED, . c
THOMAS CARR. commissioner
NOTICE.

A Ii persons having any demands against
IA the Estate Of MARY HAZARD, late
of Jamestocvn, in the county Of .sewflou, de-
ceased, are requested to call On us, the SUBJ
scribers, and receive their demands ard
those indebted to said Estate, to make pay
ment to us.
COMFORT CARR, r.,.,r;,.
ABIGAIL CARR, A1eeNs's'
Jamestosvu, June %, 1909.
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LsCK the accommodation of those Lalies
u and Gentlemen, who wish to partake Of
the luxury 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 10 o'clock
in the morning. Tickets may be had at the
Medicine Store of SAMUEL w. VrxgoS, and
of the Proprietor. Ladies viii please to pass
IN at the door NO. ~, IHGmes- Street. Gen
tlemen will enter at the east door of the
Bathing House, Pelham-Street. Subscribers
will be furnished with Tickets on account OF
their Shares, as heretofore.
.Ntsufiort, .1tril l9, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-07-05

SHAT well known and valuable Estate oil
4 the Subscriber, at present improved
as a Chaisc makers shop, by ELIAS Hunt,
adjoining the house Of OBADIAH WILLIAMS.
Said Shop stands on convenient Lot for
building, and with small expense may be
converted into Dwelling House.
For terms apply to the Printer, or to the
Subscriber at Troy, Fall River
JOHN STRATTON.
Julie, 27,