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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
INCREDIBLE /!

On the 9th inst. the ilrge pond In
the N. +. part Of Greensboroueh, III
this state, which formed the head Of
the river Larnoills, burst its bounds,
and, carrying ruin aid destructon i'll
its course, empicd itself into Lake
Memphremagog, distance ct about
p miles. rhr particulars are a. sol-
lows THE pond which WIS abont
2 ID miles IN length, mile iabreadih,
and 100 feet in depth, was t,.a.sd ca
the Green Mountain, considerably
higher than the surrounding country.
About forty rods distant was another
smaller pond, on the oullct Of WHEN
stood number "a rlil1s. fh+ r,r-
pendicuIar height oil the former abo4e:
the latter was about 100 feet. II BAD
long been contemplated to r1aAe j
communication Between them, i'll Tie
expectation that II would greatly heu-
eft the mills below the snail pond
ON th4 day above mentioned, 4 number
of the inhabitants of SVhet'ock, shef
field, Glover, and liz. ton, net tor lie
purpose Of digging channel, AMI
commenced th1lr operations ou thu
brow OF decent few rods fro.n Tie
pond. They soon finished channel
Eve or SIX feet 10 depth. rs the
channel FLIED, the ground, waien was
composed VI y kind 81 quick sand, be-
gan 10 sink, ans ne increasing pleasure
soon produced easl chasm "a Upward
81 loo feet ia t-plA and TX 0r 10 feas
in width +, Tie water issued from tbe
pond with soch dreadful iinp1iuOsitv
that i was completely 'itaNea .l Ole
honr. 'ih- sinAing VI tne gieahl vs
SO sudden, thar ta- mofsmln. W
prcciP.tAteiy fetfeatSd, h-c s...rc- iii..4
~ save themselves o4e sunl. i've ut
SIX feel, bat was Iatunes= enough To
-xtrica.e hims-i " oa.ctisg hcid q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
SHOE STORE.
Solomon 81 Thomas Boyce.

Solomon 81 Thomas Boyce.
INFORM their friends and the Public in
general, thar they have opened SHOE
STORE in Ftp Preet, nearly oppohte the Ia
dian Cbisf, where they intend keeping COM
plete snortment Of Ladies, Mif1es' and Chi.
dren's SHOES Of every defcription.
They hkewiie manufacture BOOTS and
SHOES of all kinds, at the lhortea notice,
and on the molt Reasonable terms where
they hope by their attention and afIiduify to
buiinefs they fhail merit lhare of the Public
Patronage.
Portland, Ae,I Is, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
REMOVAL.
JEL RICHARDSON ia

CANfUEL RICHARDSON informs his
- friends and the public that he has reno
we'd from High Street, and taken that large
and commodious houle lately occupied by
MIR. jeremiah Todd in Market-iquare, where
he ihouId De happy to wait upon has friends.
He likswife will entertain ltrangers and
travellers as ufual. From the central ituation
of his houle, he hopes for ihare Of their pat
ronage.
N B. A number of Gentlen en- can be ac-
commodated with Boarding on reafonable
terms. SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
NezUbvyPort, AP,I %. IT, fl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09

{" DIM I The, fere become yonr enemy, because
teH you The ruth 20
SUCH was the appeal Of Paul that dis
tinguished servant Of Cod to the GalAtiaa
Church. 1t seems that during his absence
false teachers had crept in among them who
had strangely perverted the ray OF truth
by preaching the absurd doctrine ofjustihca-
tion by the deeds of the law, thus changing
the divine plan of free grace, and 6 serving
the creature more than the Creator" They
had probably iasinuated also that Paul was
secret enemy to their liberties, and that
he only wished to establish his own power
on the ruins of their freedom. Such dlsor-
gsnizerS find a ready access 10 the hearts a
common people, and even the GalataIn con-
verts we're so far deluded as for a While TO
cast out as evil the name Of the blessed
Apostle But what was his CRIME lie
had told them the truth lie had get be-
fore them their true character. He bad
doubtless in imitation of his Lord aud mas
ter represented them as :. wretched, mlser-
able. and poor. and blind, and naked, and
though distinguished III some respects a.
boye others, yet 10 periShmg need o. rea-
ovation, of a radical change from nature -
grace. and from the power of SIN aiid Satan
unto God. Corrupt human nature has even
revolted at the bare mention OF system
which aims a deadly stroke at us pride
ana hence it cannot be matter OF 50 much
establishment 10 see people receive a new
system Of doctrines, when we consider that
ali the secret prejudices, and natural pro-
pensiiies OF their hearts are IN complete
league wuiI the enemies OF Gospel truth
= Because. he carnAl mind Is enmity agaInsl
GOd,'' Il esgeriS SEXES any excuse 70 c@vii
at his dispensstio.s. Men at this day pos
ssss The same dispositions, the same 'ictous
& scitisA rfoprnsElies, and the same kIul X
proud 1 wicked hearts as Ia. GaliAtI.rIs id
They are IS much opposed 10 hesf' g Tie
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
Carr and Far Stare.
WILLIAM CROSS,

- 4 IL - ~ ~ 700.
No. 2, Ling Wlayf.
r AS juf received per lctooner Friendihip,
l : zoo bbls frelh fuperine FLOUR,
40 half bbls. d.sto,
10 bbls Clear PORK,
4 bales COTTON,
5 trees RICE,
500 buihels Of white Rock SALT.
so bbls. Wilmington TAR. 10 Tipping
order,
Is do. do. PITCH,
pipes -spaniih BRANDY,
10 bbs. BREAD,
10 groce Of Cd HOOKS,
4 doz Is thread Cod Lines,
1000 lbs. FLAX,
ALso-m Store,
500 bufheIs CORN,
10 chefs Hylon Skin * Souchong TEA
90 bags green COFFEE,
10 kegs ben Virginia TOBACCO,
pipe GIN,
50 WI. BACON,
My 2s, 1910. ef)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
Il PkeQLant Sftuafion.

FOR iale IN Gorham, an excellent FARM
containing about I20 acres of fertile land
capable Of producing from p % 80 tons &c
Engiih hay, and will yield as large aock of
Corn, Grain, 5's. as any land in iA'd town--
and If more agreeable, the Stock and Farming
Utenhls. Said Farm has good Dwelling
Hone and Barn Handing thereon, together
with convenient out-houfes, water, &c. and
is fiiuated about miles from Portland, with
m haf mile from Judge Lorgfsile7U's For
terms Switch will be liberal, apply %
DANIEL HUNT,
on the pFemles.
Gorkam, May 81. QO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
[Wzol 40. 6s7.

pure truths Of Gods word - they ever nave
been Ia any age Of the world, and they viii
show the same resentment as the5 ever
have, at being faithfully told Of what thew
are by nature, and what they must t. IN
order 70 nave well grounded hope Of an
hereafter. But nos outstanding the cavils
and objections of the whole world united
this j. an everlasting truth " the foundation
Of the Lord standeta sure" and We have
Scripture authority 10 say that = If the
Gospel is hid, it $ bid only 10 these who
are lost"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
Doctor Kittredge,

NFoRNS, ;ha',In consequence OF aretu-n
OF The hemonhsge from his lungs, II Is his
Intention 20 retortso journeying for The recov-
cry a his heath, IN weeks or a month.
Ana as long time may eiapse previously 70
his return totlis town, he wiihes those who
have any demands against him, 20 present
tfemioon for payment II hose who are IN
debted would much oblige him by ipeedy
setlement.
Portland, jay 2, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09

ConGlfing of Fringes, Laces and TalTeIs !;
Carpet Binding; Sofas Eafy and Lolling
Chairs Hair, Mofs and other Matyraf1es, of
All iizss and prices; Cotton Bedticklng, very
low priced firf quality of Live Geele and
common FEATHERS. Feather Beds made
and filled at the ihortef notice, warranted to
sc good. .dlo-A large aflortment of Coach
and Chaife LACES, at factory prices; Wor-
tied of ditfereus colors few peices of
BROWN HOLLAND.
d5S--Gilt and Mahogany framed LOOKING
GLAssEs-Drelsing ditto--which will be sold
as low as al the mandatory.
1fILlTHRI GOODS,
Coniifing Of FLYER plate and gilt Cut and
ThruIt Swosds gold and lilver Epaulets of
all patterns-Epauiets with counter Straps
gold and fiiver Cord Bands and Tanels-
long and fhort fix and worried Safhes-
Piumes of all patterns and prices.
L'tewys-A quantity of HARNESS
LEATHER,
N B.-The UphoIfry Buinefs attended TO
as u'ua, with punctuabty.
P@siaad, June %, $40. 6w.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
FRESH GOODS.


rvAS ,a4 received a. his fore, oppUite the
II III Ma,se r,re AMI Marine lnlaf4nce Office,
r.t,.s. Gate Fifh) Street, an ex enive abort
nsnt Of frefa :
4 Seuloaabls Farcy II Stfpls G00d5,
-AMoNo WHICH ARE
pal fsnesfine black, navy blue, fafhion2hle
m,r'a brown. corbeAu, bottle, drab, and
cadet Brosdcloths,
co,omcn al colouss and qualities do
Saae,line and common black, drsb, mix'd
hne. buff and white CaiLimeres,
Serges,
pelssie CIoths, faitable for genIlemen's fun
mer wear,
Rack Elk F.orentine Vefing,
E,d,;ona5le London do newell iiile Of figures,
White Merieiles do; white Jaine,
"a London printed Canbrics,
palhionahle iuperfine and common Ginghams,
Fine and common Caiicoes,
Blue Nankins, tirit quality; yellow do.
Warrington Stripes,
GranduriIls, plain and twIlr1,
Nankins cotton CaliImeres,
Patent Buff Nankns,
Gentlemen mix d and white cotton Ho(e,
Ladies DdCk, WuitS, duu HdNS 40
Ladies and gentlemen's blk and white dik do
Psrsfolls,
SILK and cotton Umbrellas, very good,
Black and oher colourei Floeences,
Back Sinchaws; do. India Sarfnetts,
DUO India Sattins black Caution Grapes,
Black TtalIaa Grapes.
Brown HoIia nds and P.atillas,
EaihionabIe gill aud plated coat and VET
Buttons,
Imperial lilx ditto,
Bea EnghllI fewing Silk and Twill,
Linen Threads Cotton Balls,
Fans Hair Ribbouds,
a great variety OF lndia Costous,
: and Linens,
Fine and common linen Camb-ics,
Briiiih Shiriings, of avery good fabiic,
Camaric aud common Dimisies,
great variety of fancy Mullins,
BOOK, I.sno, and cambria do.
Tambourd and common Armleis,
Fancy Scarfs and shawls Sarlnet.s,
Ladies long Limerick Gloves,
Beaver, KID, and Yorktan habit do.
Meas beaver, doe kin, dog ikin, and waih
heal her do.
Bandaana, black Il K, Aagg, and fancy fix
handkerchief,
Cotton, Bandznna, Madras, and Pnlicat do.
White cambria fIkfs Gotten shawis,
ga, 4 4 aud white cot,cn Cam5rles,
Back and other ccoloured do.
Good olive and black Yelvets,
Com mon Velvets and Cords,
Cheap cambria and muffin Shaws,
Green Lnltring; FIX Shawis Bombaze;ts,
Wildhoars Shalloons; Raunetts,
Factory Cottons do. Stripes do. Ticking.
Ruiiia and Derry Diapers cotton damaik DO.
Huckabucss aud Towels,
Engllh aud India Checks; colerain Cottors,
Black ana white Buckrams,
Webs paten, sufpenders,
Silk, cotton, doe iisn, aud Morocco do.
Fine Britannies black ana white AIliine,;e,
CoIour'd Threads Tabby VelveIs,
Flannels lndiA C4licces -
With great variety OF o'hsr articles -
All of which will be ibid ca the very bet
terms. Jaae 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
Samuel w alton,

Oamuel w alton,
Next zoo, 10 Ds7 Cor hPetLe1ory SIP,
ExcHAEGs,sTaEET,
T. AS Juif received sn ahortment Of the belt
= fuPerhne and fine
Br0adclotb5, CaOlme,es, sc.
of the mott fslhionsble coors and latelt i'm.
portations
Liiewys-Such an afTortment of Fancy and
other WAISTCOATINGS,
as cannot fail TO accommodate the greateft
connoiiieurs in drefs
He has alto an af1ortment of TANNING
which, together with his Cloths, will be fold
as low as can be purchalsd in town.
The bufinefs of
TAILOR,
Is executed at the above fhop in all its vari-
Gus branches, in faithful and expeditions
manner.
Gentlemen either in town or country hav-
ing commands for any thing in the line of
ms protection, IN y be accommodated at a
ihort notice, and OF terms that cannot fail 60
give faiisfaetion.
Portland, June IS. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
FOR SALE,


IN Frvcburg. Turner, Paris Livermore, ORR
fed. Harriion, Poland, Baldwin, Rumford,
Jay and Wilton, IN loEs numbered, As lafe;y
publithed 10 this Paper, for iseby the lublrr-
Der al his office Ia Portland
Ps(ENTISS MELIEN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09

otrayed from the Sublcriber,
a SMALL brown COW, with fniaH horns.
the ends fawed off, and one of her ears
chped-had a fmaR rope fixed round her neck
Whoever has found faid Cow and wiz in.
form the owner, fhsA be luitabiy rewarded
~ Sic Frayed on tie si6 ut.
JOHN COLLINS, JUS.
Portland, Tuly 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
NJ NET TAKERN.

NJ NEW TdVERN
THE fubfcriber respectfully informs his
friends and the puhlick, that he has re-
commenced keeping Tsyera on DsDsfssiet
FIsiq, trw rods wet Of The lituation where
ne for,Aesiy kept. This hou.e Is new aud
convenient, aud every s'sea'lon viii Be pad 10
culloniers 10 reader their itay pitaiant and
satisfactory.
IOHN DJMNlNC.
Bsaysei.A. .ll.a.b ~. "a ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
20 LET.

A TWO tory DWELLING HOUSE, h;uated
in Wiwof F,eet, fuitable for large fam
lily. Inquire Of
THOMAS BRADBURY.
TgEy 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
TAILOR,
MMHART GOODS.
EDWARD HOWE,

UP50Jef,sy, No. /, Titeom5', Building,
OFFERS for fsle, a comple'e afortment of
~ the mott fashionable PAPER HANG
INGS and BORDERS, which will be fold al
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09

SEdMEN'S CLOATHING.
He lells on commlion every article of
Mariners Coahing, at the very lowelt pri-
ce., and will have on hand a conGant and
full lupply, luited to the leaions
May u, 1870. (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09
REMOVAL.
SIMON DEARBORN.

SIMON DE AR HOK N.
LAS Removed from his late ffand in Ex-
change flreet, TO the head of Inprabam's
WLa,T where he carries on as ufuaI, the
TdIL0RING BUSINESS; and ioIicits the
patronage of his friends and the public in
general
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-07-09

The fubfcriber RESPECTFULLY informs the
Public, thar he has commenced bulneis
in Po,ft1rd, aud taken Store in Middle Street,
few doors wet Of Mefrs. David q Nathan
ie Dsnas, where he offers for faIe avery large
and exteniive aHortment of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17

RrsfecyHlly INFORMS ms friends, and ne fub
lick in general,
THAT he continues l,epinga TAV-
- ERN at his house in the village Of Bicl3ord,
sown of Aings.ozv,, door to PHlLIP Ill
LIscHAsT, Esq. where the greatest attention vii
De paid those who may please to favour him with
heir company. and may depend on having the small.
est favour gratefully acknowledged.
IL The house may be well known by its end 'front.'
ing the street, and the sign of Bunch OF Grapes.
Wexford, { n. j. Oct, 25, 1SJ9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17

David Rodman & Co.

INFORM the publck that they have opened
i shoc-storc, No. las, Thames-street. where they
have. and intent Keeping constant supply Of Shoes
of almost every description, as cheap can be pur
chased at any Store in Newport.
4 ID. RODMAN still carries on the Boot and
81 e-,naking business Mt his shop No.2 Barney Z,
where particular attention Will be paid TO the direc
tons of his f5rmer customers and other.
Newport, 1ith Of 9TH mo. 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17

JOSIAH T., SHAW,
INFORMS the pubiick in general, and his friends
in particular, that he has opeued small sssort-
ment OF the most approved STATIONARY, COM
prisng, among other. the following articles, viz.
Paper--soolscap, pot, letter, gilt and black
edged, Of tho various descriptonss
Quilts, from, rs 70 25 cents, per bunch,
Pocket Books, from SIS to S4 each
pcnknivcs, an assortment,
backgammon rablesi
Scales and DNiders,
Ink Stands, Sealing WAX
Sand Boxes, Waters, Ink in Cakes and Powders.
Shaving Soap;
Black Lead Pencils, &C. &c. &c.
Besides variety ofartcles too numerous to mention.
.aLSQ, FOR S.2LE,
~ Genuine English Permanent Ink, for marking
I'm ,d y constant supply OF the celebrated three
slit lick Steel Pers--all which will be sold at the
nos'on ,0ns Tsa ncsssFy oiies AND See
NJ. s, r,anes-Streets s -
N.'vpoi, April 10Th, 1907
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17
.ieoetrp


THE AMERIcAx pATRIoT's PRAYER.
ny THOMAS rAIsE, ESQ. written in the year. 1775
PARENT of all omuipotent,
In heay'n and earth below,
Thro' all creations bounds unspent, M
Whose streams Of goodness How.
Teach me TO know from whence rose,
And unto what desgn'd; -sst H4fl
No private aims let me propose,
Since lmkd with human kind.
but chief to hear my country's voice,
May all my Thoughts incline,
'Tis reasons law, Ills virtues choice,
'ris natures call and thine.
Me from fair freedoms sacred cause,
let nothing e'er divide
Grandeur, nor gold, nor vain applause,
Nor friendship false misguide.
Let me not faciiou's partial hate,
Pursue 10 this Lands woe,
Nor grasp tbe Wnnder Of the state,
To wou''d xprivatc foe
H for ~ right to wish. The wrong,
Ny country shall combine,
Single 10 serve the erroneous throng,
Spite Of themselves, be mine.
The following bsautifbf lines are from the pen Of an
English poet, Ma. THohxs MoomE, probably,
~ Bermuda, and are extracted from the Port
Polio
SEE how, beneath the moon-bean's smile,
Yon little bIow hcsves les breast,
And f,ams and sparkIes for while,
And rnur'huriny then subsidies to rest.
Thus man, the sport Of bliss and care.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE STAND.

FOR SALE, that pleasantly situated
= House and Lot of Land, in 1hames Street, next
Moth but one of the Brick-Market. The lot Is 50
feet ON Thames street, and 5S5 feet back, with a
large yard, excellent Garden, and good well OF
water that is never dry The House is large and
convenient, and in complete repair, and is a most
excellent stand for a publck house, having two
large and convenient Stables. Coach and Chase
House, and She'd upwards Of 100 feet iong.
The above estate may be bought at a very great
bargain. For terms, apply to the subscriber in
Broad-strcet lSAtC oIALL. I.
.Ns.vborf, Feb %, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17

INFORMS his friends. and the Pub
Il lick that he has taken the House formerly occu-
pled by Mrs. STopDARp, on Stephens-U karf which
iIe intends improve for the purpose Of aceomnoda-
ting his friends with Boarding, Lodging and Enter
tainment. His friends in ti.e Nsrragsnset country,
will receive his thanks for former patronage; and the
smallest favour will Ieceve every attention.
Newport, April A, 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17
Benjamin Colman,

PHI SICL4.NS SURGEON,
INFORMS the Inhabitants OF Neav.
u port and its vicinity, that he has taken Lodgings
at the House Of Mrs. CoTTRELL, and offers lis
services PractitionerPs,ronage is respectfully
solicited.
.Nepborf, January l7, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17

FOR SALE,
THAT pleasant situation South of the
l. Brick Market, about 81 feet on Thamesstreef
exserds about 4uO feet west, with a small Mari
There Two large and very com,nodous Dwelling.
Houses, fronting 1haaaes-sreet No. III and
17S, with Two convenient Shops in front the other,
stands west very well calculated for two families.
JOSEPH ALLEN.
Newtorf, Sehte,nber 1S, 1909
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17

A Valua,,.e hUUSE LOT, 40 by
IA Al feet, with the Shop thereon standing, in
Ihun.es-S.reet, opposite J0sEPH CozzES's Hatter's
Shop. The shop on said Lofts ~ feet by "a, we'll
lattice and piaistered.
.7iso--a small Shop adjoining my dwenmg-house,
and tine Aexport Bank, the north side OF Hashing-
son-Square.
.1iso--a Farm, situated in the town of Charlestorvn,
containing about 100 acres of Land, we'll proportion.
ed with meadow, pasture, and wood land. q
TO LET, t
My Dwelling House, in Washington Square, ct the
foot of the Parade, the north side
For further particulars, inquire Of
SAMUAL VAUGHN. ls
Ne7pbort. Jan. IL, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-17

Of the members Oi the fhOSi pkNck MtItAL
FIRE ISsvRAxcE COMPANY, holden n the te@f
Isnse, in Propid,lee on Monday the 26th Of March,
+. 1910, al 2 O'Clock, r.. NJ JOHN DORHANCE,
Esq Chai'mar-WiLLlAM LARNED, Seefet@y
Voted As the opinisn Of this Company, that the
story circulated by Mr. Jsseph Laurence, that the
Board Of Directors had passed Vote to exclude
citizens from their office, is not founded in fact.
Whereas various accusations and imputations a.
gans the DIRECTORY, Trustees and Treasurer Of this
Company, have been propagated and circulated in
prInted-hand-biils and otherwise, and this Company
having folly investigated the same, and finding ten
not founded in fact, lis Voted and Resolved, That
the condusl lof said Directors, Trustees and Treasurer
be appr we'd, and that the thanks Of the Company
be plesentedto ssid Directors, Trustees and Treas-
urer for their faithful attention 10 the interests Of The
Cosp,.py and that this Resolution be published in
all tie papers printed in the State.
Dssed, That Tie state Of the Treasury be publish
cd will, the above vote, for the Information of the
certify that the above is true copy frsm the
minutes.
WILLIAH LARsEp, Secretary.
PROVIDENCE MUTUAL FIRE-INsURANcE
COMPANY IN account current rmsh THOMAS s.
WEBB, Treasurer.
1910, Jan. 8.
To amount OF sundry bills, orders,
dividends and return premiums,
paid by order Of the Board OF
Directors and Trustees, fom the
81 Of January, 1909, to the 2d Of t
January, l8lV as per accountof
3 particulars in the company'sbook, M
and vouchers file, Dols 1850 IS
Balance In hand, carried to new account 2l32 OF
DoLs. 1892 81
BY balance in hand, as per account stated and
settled January ., 1859. Dole 1882 90
BY cash received from January 3,
1909, to Jastmry 2, 1910, asper
account of particulars in the
Colnpany's books, Dois 2iO9 90
Dole 3S92 81
There are also owned by the Company FIVE slSses
in the exchange bank.
Respectfully submitted by
THoMAs S. WEBB, Ireasurer
We the subscribers, being committe, appointed
BY the Board Of Directors of the Providence Hufnal
Fire I,tsmance Conb0sy, to examine the accounts Ut
the Treasurer for the year, 1909, do. Report, That
we have carefully examined the details, whereof the
above general account is abstract, and compared
the same with the several notes and vouchers, and
find them and that there is balance IN the
hands Of the Treasurer of two thousand two hurred
and thirtywo dollars and two cents and also, the
deposit notes above stated together with the evidence
of ownership, Of FIVE shares in the Stock OF the Ex.
change Bank.
sG,.s sGnsuss pSnraSGs; HilSissHAsr. c.""'''.s-
f'rspidencx, January l. 1910,
$50. Providence, Cd let No. 1910.
s AS an Audit Of the Corporation, ftavc examined
aud pass this account. agreeable to the Bosrds Au-
Hit. <.sFfst "a j <,.s.
MOSES BROWN, .asditor
The raio,e Of the abope baiancs is placed out a.
an interest Of per cent per a'unnn. 81 81
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GODFREY wENWOOD.

- 4 QUANTITY of Ship and Chin
IA Bread Alexandria and New York Flour OF
tie first quality, Molasses by the gallon coarse
and blown. salt by the Lusbel; Ginger and Pearl.
ash by RETAIL Ays,ick Tyle by the dozen, and
Philadelphia Brick by the hundred Hops BY the
pound; Malt by the bashe smaller quantity
wheat Bran by the busLeI Coal by the bushel.
Likeyise, A quantity of Bricks and 1yie, made of
Pine cIa,, suitable for ovens. August so, 1909.