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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
ROLFE g MITCHELL,

CoIEnBic5 Rozv Middie Street.
I MORN their friends aud the public, that
: having employed fr(t rate workman from
New York, they can offer for !ale SAD
DIES hyperion to any ever fold in this town.
They will keep on hand eonifant iupply of
Gentlemen's
Steel-Sprmgs, Military, Sb4f-toed
azdplam SADDLES.
Ladies fancy and common do.
Plated and common BRIDES.
Military work and Harne(es Of all kinds.
Travelling and common TRUNKS, togeth-
er with every other article in the line of their
protection.
-dLSO--
Saddlery Ware Chafe Trimmings;
Whips and Philadelphia Leather.
~ The above articles will be fold on the
mof Reasonable terms.
Portland, Sept. "a, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01

NOTICE /!
THE Propristors of the following Shares
IN the Portland O5nvafOry, are hereby
notified, that there IS due on iaid Shares an
Allotment Of Ten Dollars, and unleis they are
paid 70 the Treafurer on or before the TWEEN
tyeth day of March, 1871, they will be fold
to pay the Allotment, together with incidental
charges, at Public Auction, at the premifes,
on laid day viz. Nos. 80, So, "a, IS, So,
81, 10. Is, 90, 20, %, 81, 50, 60, 90, 81,
70, 80, 81, ga, 96, 95.
ROBERT ILsLEY,1 c;,..
A. r. CUSHING, s'"'""''''
Post.aa1, Sept 90, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01

Il Cure far the Hopping Cough,
M AY be had at STEPHEN DELANDE's
A'A Cortt7i'ro,y Shop, in Exchange ltreet,
made and prepared by himfelf-which he
will warrant TO effect radical cure in days.
This medicine may be had in liquid or in
lticks-and is good for colds and fore throats.
ALSO
ConGsntly for fale a general ahortment Of
CONFkClLONART,
Preferred Fruits, yeiey and Cordials of all
forts. Sept. "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
iran, Duck, Cordage.

Samuel & Seward Porter,
No Is, Union Wboyf,
OFFER for fale, on the lowef terms, for
- Cath or approved credit,
10 tons RuiIla Cordage, of the very beft
quality,
do. Bolt Rope,
90 pieces India Duck,
80 tons atforted Iron.
Spike and Deck Nail Rods,
White Oak Pipe, HID. and BIB. Slaves
and Heading-Edenton Hams, SC.
Sept. "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
HENRY s. PEARSON,

HENRY S. PEARSON,
Mathematical LaRrument aud Watc6
Maker,
INFORMS the public that be has taken
Store No 9, JoHe,' RozO, Erebaags f'eff,
where he carries ON the above buiinels IN al
its various branches.
rIe has for fac general ahortmen' q
COMPASSES aud QUADRANrS, On Tea-
Gonable terms. -Likewife, SPECTACLES CT
all kinds all of which may be repaired at
the fhorteft notice.
Pa,flan1. SIT 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01

THE iublcrieer hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himfe-f the
tuf OF Executor Of the lalt will and teitamen,
of JOSIAH SHAW,
late of standiih, in the county ofCumberland
gentleman. deceaied, by giving bond as the
law direa.-he therefore requeits all perlons
who are indebted to the faid deceaieds elate.
10 make immediate payment and thoie who
have any demands thereon TO exhibit the
fame for fettlement TO
ELI SHAW.
Sept Ia, 1910,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
G0rbam Academy.

OOFDUW NCHuEWy.
NOTICE is hereby given to thofe who
with 70 iend their children 4 the aG,Bqzs
-feaaeny, thar the Trufees have engaged Doc
tor Cba'LI C.tTa, of Brunfwick, as Praeptor
and that fad Academy will be opened on the
iecond Wedaelday Of September next.
LOTHROP LLWlS, Sanitary.
JH!y 81, 1910. (2ml
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
Enoch Moulton,

No. 8, Yons,' Rov, Exebargs e,tst,
HAS iutt receiced a variety OF
FASHIONABLE JEWELKY,
and PLATED WARE, which he offers for
lale on Reasonable terms for cath or credit
viz.
Pearl and gold Breaches
Mourning do
Pearl and gold finger Rings
Mourning do
A variety of gold Ear Rings
Pate do
Elegant Hair Neck Chains, Hoops, and
Bracelets
Miniature Settings
Elegant Comedian Watch Keys and Seals
Do Agate do do
Do FLYER do do
Sugar 3afons-
Plated coffee and tea Pots
Cream Pots
Gators, fome very elegant
Shutters and Trays
Fruit Bakets
Table and Tea Spoons
Soap Ladies and Fifth Knives
1umbers, TIE.
BRITANNIA WARE.
Elegant Britannia Tea Pots
A large afIortment of Morocco and black
ground Waters.
White Walters
Bread Balkets and Cheefe Trays
Knife Trays
Steel Scifors
Penkniyes-Razors
Plated and FLYER Pencil Cafes
Silver Thimbles,
Ladies and Gentlemeo's Pocket Books
Enameled Boxes
!. Profile Looking Glafes
Knives and Forks
Steel Spring Shutters
Gilt Pins-do. Watch Keys.
Do. Seals and Chains
Coral Beads, Cs Js.
Warranted Gold Necklaces
A5o-for Church ufe,
Flaggons and Tankards
Silver liable, Deierl and Tea Spoons, made
at the ihortelt notice
Hair work executed in the neatelf manner
He has recently received handlope al
Torment of
MILITARY ARTICLES
among which are
Gilt and plated mounted Swords
Saddle Plltols
White and yellow Epau!etts
Do. do Cords
Do. do PIufIian Binding
Worried Safhes
A good siIortment of Plumes
Yellow and white Sword Knots
HAT Tahes, Cockades, To Ce.
Which will be fold as low as can be pRrchaf
ed in Portland or Bolton-of the trhth of
which, purchafers may be iatisfed ID they
will call and fee for themlelves.
Portland, July 2. cd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
BENJAMIN BUTM an.

BENJAMIN BUTMAN,
MIN. FRET,
LIAs Jun received an additional iupply Of
"A freih
Drpgs, Mehdneg, Pal1t5, Dye
Stu8s, &c.
AMONG WHICH ARE
2 tous White Lead,
do Red do
= do Spani(h Brown,
do do Whiting,
IL bbls Lnieed Oil,
6 hhds Copperas,
tons LOgwood and Futile,
do Redwood,
80 boxes Windior Soap,
500 tbs Oil Viz Oh,
500 do Gum Copal, Se. Ge.
Also
Hhds ground Camwood-Aium- Flour
Sulphur, TIC.
P0yfiaA5, dEgyf 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
COLLEGE L.1NDS,

IN Frveburg, Turner, Paris, iTerHIore 2 I
fed, Harrfon, Poland, Baldwin kunltc
Jay and Wilton, in icts numbered, ss iz'r.
pubhlned 10 this Paper, Cor fac Dy ihelntt
ber Z. lii Office ia Portland.
PEtNTlss E@ELIE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
STEPHEN DELANDE,

CONrECTTONER,
INFORMS his friends aud the public that he
has taken the ihop mex, door above the
MOi1e Bank, IN Ex.berge St,ea--where be
manufactures and keeps conltautly sor iale
a general afiorfment OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
Tort0i(e Shell Combs.

1WE0Jt ODtH C0HOJ.
lust received by the fubfc-iber, add for
j fale at his Shop, No. 8, Jonss Roy, Ex-
change street, Few sfIortment of
Tort0ite Shell Combs,
which he will sell on as good terms AS any
that have ever been vended ia town
ENOCH MOULTDN.
July %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
JOSHUA LEAVITT,

MOULD respectfully inform his friends
aud the pubic, ,hat he has commenced
The Psatins 81 fLrE. 10 this town, after hay
i'Eg devoted isverAi years Of his iite &c the
requdts. audies for qualifying himieli for The
important TUT Frsps aD fbirgs BIZ Eae
a.. Z SOtab is god"
Ssrhg e'esf, Ps,flazi, SEPT. ~, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
STR.4Y con-.

GAME into the inclolure Of The i,tbfcriber
dark coloured COW, about issen wears
old The owner is repeated to prove prop.
eFty, pay colts, and take her away.
SETH BIRD.
Fat7e.sb, SEPT. IL, 1910. an
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01

NOTICE is hereby given, tina, the fubfcri-
Der has been duly appointed adminiitra
trix of TIE ef:s of
JOHN HEWEY,
late Of Topllian, in the county Of Lincoln,
gentleman, deceaied, and has taken upon her
ieif tha. truf by giving bonds as the law di
reefs And all perions having demands up
on tie eitate Of the iaid John Hewey, are re
CURED 70 exhibit the fame; aud all perfons
indebted to the laid e(fate, are called upon to
make payment to
RUTH HEWEY, Aininje,cfir.
SEPT s. 1910. (24)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
REMOVAL.
SIMON DEARBORN.

OINI Wv 0LhN Do MN,
HAS Removed from his late ffapd IN Ex-
change itreet, to the head of Iqgrabam'5
H'barf, where he carries on as ufua, the
TAILORING BUSINESS and loiicits the
patronage of his friends and the public in
general.
SEAAfEN'S CLOATHING.
He lelIs on commiilion every article of
Mariners Ctoathing, at the very oweR pri-
ces, and will have on hand a conltant and
full fupply, fuited to the feafons.
PsrtIxnd, 9aiy so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
DTE-STUFFS-YIz.

The above are all Of the belt quality, and
wiz be fold as cheap for cath or approved
credit as can be purchaled in Portland.
Clothers are particularly invited to call
and fee for themfelves.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
FOUND,

FOUND,
TN this town, On Saturday laG, irnall fun
: of MONEY-The owner may have the
fame again by proving property and paying
charges, by applying at this office.
Sect. 24.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01

ALSO
A quantity Of CORDACE,
Bolt Rope Spun Yarn,
Sewing Irvine Marling.
Cod Lines, &c. &c.
The above Goods are Of the 6rR quality,
and will be fold on re.4fonable terms.
N B.-Merchants and ship Matters may
BE lupplied with Cabin or ihip Stores al the
ihortef notice and on reaionable TERMS
Alto, Families may be fupPlied as low as can
be purchafed in town, and fetrle their bills
quarterly. Cunltant attendance, aud every
favor gratefully acknowledged
Jon NATHAN STUART.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
DIE-STUFFS.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN,

DIN AMIN 10 M AN
kisdJe FRET,
HAS confanIly for fale general sfors-
= ment of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
CONFECTIONERY

AMONG WHICH ARE--
t,czengs, SurrUp Of I.cTnon,
Peppermint, Do Of Almond,
Lemon Candy, DO of Vinegar,
barley do Crem de Noyau,
Loaf Sugar do Do Of Annifeed,
Spanifh do Do of Ceroffle,
Burnt Almonds, MaccaroHia Cake,
Sugared do Almond do
Caraway Sugar Plumbs Annifeed do
Calander feed do do Short do
Lemon do do Sugar do
Brandy Fruits of all Dia Bread,
forts, Pound Cake,
Burberry Jelley, Plumb do.
Together with PIES of all forts-alI of which
families may be fupplied with at the fhortei
notice Thofe who are in the habit of deal
ing in the above article, may be furniheC
with them whc.etaie or ret.,I, of as good quail
iiy and on as Reasonable terms as can be hac
IL Bolton.
Po,iaz5, SebtsrsGeY IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01

Nehemiah Cram,
M 4. Jane P,zo, Ex4Jesgs *,
LAS JUN received general alortmtnt "
W T. Co1dS and GY1cerie5,
which lie offers for fale Oh Reasonable terms,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-01
- To Journeymen Printers.

NE of Correa Principles, fteady habits
- and good workman, Il find coultant
employment, ready pay and good wages, by
applying at 'hi: Office. Sept. IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-06

E'y, Emott, Franklin, Gard .aier, Cariau6..
Goodwin, Gold, Gay, Hale, Hasea,.
Heis,er, Hubbard, r. jackson, jenkins,
Jones, Kennedy. Key. -Kaickerbacker.,
Lewis. Livernore, LiNnsstont Lyle, Ma.
con, Marion. Matthews MsBryds, M eep
VI Kim, Miller, Milnor, Montgomery, NJ.
R. Moore, I. Moore, Morrow, Mosely,,
Newton. Pearson, Pickman, Pitkin, Potter.
Quincy, Rea, (Pen., Roane; Sage, Sea~er,.
-Smelt, Smile, G. Smith. S. Smith, .Sou,h.
ard. Standley, Stephenson, Sturees,
SSoope, Taggart Taylor, Tracy, TrouD.-
Van Dyke. Van Horn, Van Rem sseiaer.,
Wheaton. Whi,ehilI, Whitman, Wilson,,
& Witherspoon-Si.
+ MIR Bacon observedthat there was some;
ambiguity in the bill as to the repeal of
the penalties incurred but not yet reco..
vered under the. embargo laws. II couIdi
not be the intention of any one that al
doubt should exist on the subject. II
sufficient to- authorize an amendments
that professional men of respectable tall.
ents differed in the constructions of the.
terms of the BILL. He therefore moved to,
add a new section to this efFeet .sfv thar.
all penalties incurred under the SEVERAL
embargo laws may be recovered and dis,
tributed in like manner as it said a6ls hadl
continued in full force and virlue-s
Messrs. Dana, Livermore, Quincy. Kew,
and Gold opposed the amendment, all an.
bearing to- differ from Mr.. Bacon as. To,
the construction of the law. ~
The amendment was, however, agreed
to. Ayes 78..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-06
February %.
ROADS AND CANALS.

M. r. b. Porter, from the com
mittee appointed on the subject Of IN
ternai improvements, reported a bill
for the Improvement Of the ". States
by public roads aud canal. This
bill is essentially the same with that
originally reported by Mr.. Pope in the
Senate. The sill was twice read aud
referred to committee Of The whole.
Notifications.
Mr.. Clopton, from the Committee
on SO muchof the messag1 Of the Pre-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23

aospsr os the runs OF The People and their
Governments. When the subjects of fo,-
rign iyrant impress and murder our Seamera
he will defend their piratical outrages -
When beliigerent p!enipotentiary offers al
indigniiy TO the American Government, b,
will say that the minister has conducted witt
proprie,y, and that our Government have in
suited him Hoping that he may thus de.
ceive the people, and occasion them 70 raise
Rim, instead Of their friends. To crafty bis
ambitious, malignant, ahd jacobniea o! propen-
sites, he will willingly plunge his country
into all the horrours of arnachy and ciyil
war, under the expectation that while the
storm was raging, he might seize upon some
means of exalting himself over his fcllow-cit.
izens, and of changing our present hapP!
form OF Government to monarchy. Tic
could then harness his Car To the shoulders
of the people, and drive them over the
smoking ruins OF their own habitations. He
could dispense to ms fwourites, stars, garter
and other aristocratical trumpery.-And b,
could grind dorpn me heohie zoifh fares, for
the purpose of overlooking his own Golfers,
and supporting an idlesess and extravaganza ,
a vicious and dissipa,ed progeny
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MfRRIED,

At East Green'och on Sunday the 1SM inst by the
Rev Thomas Manchester, Mr.. HENRY OLIN, Of
est Green1eich, aged 9i years. 70 Miss SARAH Az
LrswoRrn, Of the former place, aged IS years
DIED,
AT .Hidhieborongh, W 7. Mrs. SARAH TAocART,
aged 2S, wife of Mr. Henry Taggar,, and daughter
Of Mr.. John Williams, of this town.
Al Providence, on Sunday last Mrs. MAay WALSH,
a widow, and native of ireland A coroners jury
was called 10 examine the body, whose inquest was,
that the deceased died of the wounds inflicted by
Capt. Mics, an insane man, on Sunday Cen-nigbt ;
who COMMITTED TO prison, and is have his trial
in September next, when the particulars Of the
viii be fully known.
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From tie Boston Chronicle.
PARODY.
What is ReaubHeanis,,,, o.. Democracy !?

What is Rehu6Hcani&nr, or Democracy ?
II is a Government of the People without
Monarchy. Ii is a regard for the true infer-
esfs of the 1vaoie Commonveakh---a desire to
promote the general zorAtare. SeiI.styled
FederaEsts, or more properly speaking, Jaco.
bins, assuming the name of Republicans, de-
ceive the people. Their sole object is 20
build uh Themselves, careless of what becomes
Of those who follow them. Republicanism is
that form Of government under which ever
since the establishment of our independence,
we have lived and Aourished. 1t is the form
of government for which we fought, toiled
and bled. 1t is calculated 10 promote the
the greatest good of the greatest nnm6cr.
WAsAtNGToN, JEFFERSON, the ApAMsEs,
MADIsox, aud the other heroes and patriots
OF the revolution, were firm Republicans.
The great tody of the AMERICAN PEOPLE
are Republicans; nor will they ever suffer
the designs and intrigues of few purse
proud aristocrats, to give that sting 20 their
institutions, which viii end in their annibila-
tion. Although these political quacks endea-
vour to shroud the deformity of their in,en-
tons in garb which does not belong to
them, yet are their reasonable designs easily
discovered. The people can and have pcne-
trated them. They have separated their
friends from their enemies :--reposing full
confidence in the former, and leaving the lat
ter far in the rear.
WhQ, is Federation, or Jacobinism |?
+, 1t is compound of all the malignant pas
sions envy, hatred, malice, sc. Thus
FcderahSt, or JGco5in, will do all in his power
10 pull doson all 7vho are above Aim, and raise
himseU: He will prefer Hufchins0n, Ham.
Aon, Jackson or Pickering, to WASHING
TON, a JEFFERSON, HANCOCK, or a MADI-
SON. He will give his vote for man OF Lis
psliticks, OF no talents or virtue; rather than
for a Republican of known and acknowledged
talents, Virtue and patriotism. lie syiH oflhose
good laos ALI this he will do with his open
eyes.-He knows he may ruin his Country,
but he grati6es his fassions. HE thinks he
shall build ut hin'seE Rising on the shoul-
ders of the people whom he deceives, he
kicks them be hind him, unmindful Of their
fate when not only he Commerce but
the Independence oil our Country are threat
ened by the arbitrary conduct Of foreign!belig-
eren,s, he jacobinically 0tfoses all good tarcs
made for their freserUat;on. He calls town.
meetings for the purpose Of recommending
the violation Of the laws, and for arresting
the officers of government He organizes
corps Of Silver Grey's for this purpose, and
advises to unfurl the banner Of rebellion d
gainst the Government of the Country. All
this be does, tho, h. nnY raiss himself 70
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VALUABLE STAND.

FOX SALE. that pleasantly situated
House and Lot of Land, in Ts mes Street, next
north but one Of tue Brick.Maiket. The lot is So
feet on 7hames-sfresf, and SIS feet back, with a
large yard, an excellent Garden, and good well Of
water, that is never dry The House is large and
c'rveient. and in complete repair. and is most
excellent stand for pubIick house, having two
!arge and convenient Stables, Coach and Chsiss
House, and a Shed, upwards Of 100 feet long.
The above estate may be bought at very great
bargain. For terms, apply TO the subscribet IN
Broad-stteet. ISAAC STALL.
Es.bru.rr 28.
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NOTICE.

A L a meeting oi me Board Of Direc
\ tors of the PROGRESSIVE COMPANY on
le 9Th inst, II rvas Toted, That all demands of the
Company OH Stockholders, on account of shares BY
tlem holden, If not settled before The Goth Of
June next, be put in suit without discrimination.
Pofed, That all those who are indebted TO said
Company by Note Book account, be requested
through the medium of the two papers printed in
this town, cali and settle the before the
last day of June next, as they then viii be lodged IN
the hands of an Attorney for collection.
By order az the Boardof Directors,
HENRY ". CRANSrON, See'ry Pro. TEN
Newport, May 16, 1910.
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BERI.AH ELDRED,

Q sESPECTFULLY informs his friends
~ and the pubck in general that he has remov-
cd from Wickfo-d to NEWPORT, into the House lately
built by WtLLiAm MUMreRp, No. -, .yhA-sfrest,
where he intends TO keep Grocery-Store and Pub
lick House for the accommodation of any Gentle.
man, that may please to call on him.
Newport, April 25, 1910
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NOTICE. / :.

THE Subscriber respectfully inform
Il the Inhabitants of Newport. that he has tsken
the House lately occupied by Mr.. JAMES RoslNsoNs
IN Pelham.sreet, and that he m,enls practising the
various branches Of the heang Art, in this town ls
hopes by AN assduous attention to the duties Of hb
profession, tn merit the confidence and patronage o
his friends and The publilk nreuetal
JOIN II. THURSTON, M, ~.
Newport, May 10, 1910.
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REMOV

SAMUEL W ViNSON,
II ESPEQTEULLY informs his customers,
AZ and ths Publick, that he has removed from tha
stand hs hs occupied for two years past TO No 93a
being one 4 the range Of stores belonging to PGuh
Nj. MuMFpRp, ESQ. little south of the Maiket.
square orthe east side of Thames s-strcet where pH
orders foi Druggs, Medicines, Dye Stm6i, Sbiccss
&c will receive cheerful and prompt attenton--past
ia,ours GRATEFULLY acknowledged
Nav d.
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BY the latest accounts from England, il seems Sir
Francis BuRpErT refused to comply with the
der for bis commitment TO the Tower great mob
assembled near the house Of Sir Francis, and pro-
ceeded from thence and demolished the windows of
several houses, occupied by persons who were in
favour of committing Sir Francis. When the Ser
geant read the warrant of commitment. Sir Francis
Informed him that he should repel force by force.
London, at the last dates, a scene Of riot and
confusion. Where will this snd?
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TO LET.

THE house formerly occupied by capt.
SAMUEL SLocuM, and now occupied by capt.
BLNJ FRY, situated at the lower end Of Thames
street. Said House contains rooms the lower
floor, with a large Garden, Yard, and a well OF cx-
cellent Water For Further particulars apply to VIM
Langley, in Newport, Samuel .3hy, IN Portsmouth
Maybe.
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On SATURDAY., June 2, ar | o'clock,
Will be sold " Publick AGctoh,
A T the dwelling house Of the late widow .Ka,y
IA LarDton, in Psrts,noush, next to Cmgdoas Inn,
Al The BoUsEHoLD fURNITUaE liz
said house, consisting Of Beds, Bedaing &c &c,
Particulars at the time and place d sale.
Portsmouth, May %. ~
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TO LET,
Lr akbled for i,rmediafek,

A Shop siurHed in T1ames-street, No.
"A 155, next south Of SoLoMos TowssEsp &
Co. said Shop is good stand for business, and
may be had on reasonable terms. For particulars,
appyto HENRY MOORE.
Nay 16
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CHEAP FOR CASH,
JASON SppA GU T.

a! ~ - n . 4 "A y ~ " r.,
n+fERs for sale. at The Store IN y. B.n,a,te,'s-
~ HhatG formerly occupied by siessls. J. s II.
CA.ooNn,
\ general assortment of Groceries,
Crockery Ware, &c. &c. wholesale and ratail
May %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23
T.1.lrJf. f.iNY.

Accounts from various parts Of the Union have
reached of the Celebration of the Anniversary of
this Ilustrious Order, but our limits will not permit
Ms psrticulayixe them. ,-.-.- >. ..,. -,-.-, 3,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23

On WEDNESDAY the 9Th doy ef June ns1i,
or not previously disposed Of at private Sale
EOUk Lots oil LAND. situate m
Il rarmer st,sef, nearly opposite the Duck NET,
nflsory, measuring 100 feet on Harner mreet, si'i
200 on the new street, leading from Uotnsr 70
Tanner street. Conditions made known at time sha
place of sale
NIB Those disposed to purchase at private sale,
may know The terms BY applying to
Newport, May f6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23

Gardenie-, the famous Jaoksonite, who nlsrepre-
sented the state of New:York in Congress, has had
leave to stay at home.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-23

No I'LL
vNIF the Subscribers havine feo1 sp- (
w pointed by the Court Of ptcba,s ~ thy
town of .,Sypsr., In the county Of Nessport. ebn%
piss;oners 20 receive and examine the Claims sgs ~
the estate Of . =.
GORTON ANDERSON II,
late Of said .Newpot, deceased, Represented 'so''
vent do hereby give notice that san months frot 80
date hereof are .llowed 70 the creditors Of III sid
estate 20 bring IL and prove ihcir respec''se 'r's
70 either of the subscribers at theis respective dssis
Iings wilbn she time aforesaid.
JASON sPRAGUE,l r.,L.,y.
JOHN w. DAVIS, 5
All rerscus indebted 10 saId estate are r-gucsted
90 make Immediate payment To
ESTHER ANDERsoN,} .gJm,k.,r.ss-x
FRANCIS .SDERsuS
Newport M'. ~ lelv