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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31
Saturday, March 81, 1910.


REMEMBER"
The Cd story OF the thief, who had sto.
len watch, on finding that inquiry was a
bout 10 be made for il, was the first man to
run and CRY, ''Stop thief J" This is reallv
I ike the well known conduct of the publish
erof the Argus. The only defence he can
make is, to publish more lies to divert the
Attention of his readers. With all his stu
fpidity, he knows enough not to let the truth
of the infamous conduct of many of the lea
ders Of the democratic party be believed BY
the people. He knows the publication in
the Baltimore Wing, recommending a
$ President for lite," is base and wanton
attack upon the freedom Of elections, subver-
sive OF the rights of the people, and in prin
ciple, Monarchy, with only another name
But yet the Argus tells its readers, that
there were notes published with it, but if
there were, this does not alter the senti-
ments of the writer. The object of the wri-
ter Of the infamous publication in the Wing,
would be to unfold his trcachcrous plans
with caution. The editor of the Wing could
easily quiet the minds Of the common peo-
pie with few notes, while the conspirators
IN the several states are maturing their
plans Ct tyranny and usurpation. Every free
citizen Of the United States who values his
civil liberty, and the right of choosing his
rulers, will view with horror and detesta-
ton, every attempt to rob him Of these priv
ileges. To warn the people against these
attempts, is the duty of every editor in the
State. Yet the Argus, which is held up as
the advocate Of liberty and the rights of the
people, would represent this as All attempt
TO deceive the people. We leave it 10 the
public TO decide, who has practscd the
" despicabIe tfi,k."
Let any impartial man review the meas
urcs of Mr. Jeiferson's administrator, and
# he dares not pronounce ever act relating
10 France, tnsctured wirh Z blind sUbssIsi+
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31
NOTICE. !

WE the fublcribers, having been appoint
ed by the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Eiq.
to receive and examine the claims of creditors
to the eltate of
ROBERT THOMPSON,
late Of Bruufwick, Efq. deceafed, repreiented
inlolvent, do hereby give notice that fur
ther time OF three months are allowed to faid
creditors to hring in and prove their CLAIMS !,
and that we fhaI attend that lervce at the
late maniion houfe of iaid decealed, on the
lalt Mondys of the following months viz.
the lail Monday Of April, May, and june
next, from ten to four O'Clock GU faid days.
JOHN PERRY, Jun. d
ROBERT D. DUNNING, o'~''.5''"s'''
Dated at B,asfzvisk, Mayeb 90 1910. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

g. The Editor Of the GAzET7E re-
quests The Town Clerks TO transmit (tree
cfhostage) lists Of Votes for Governor,
Lieut.. Governor, and Senators--as me
Public zUiH be anrious to learn The result
ofthe attracting Election.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

XHTE the fubfcribers, having been appoint
ed CommifiIoners by the Hon Samuel
Freeman, Efq. Judge of Probate for the conn
ty of Cumberland, TO receive and examine
the claims of creditors to the elfate Of
RICHARD KELLY,
late of Portland, mariner, deceafed, give no.
tice that they will attend that fervice at the
Office of John rockingham, Eiq ia faid
Portland, on the 'aa Thurfday of april next,
and of the FIVE following months, from nine
o'clock A. M. till rweIve nj and from 70
s o'clock P. NJ en each OF laid DAYS.
JOHN FROEHINGHAAr.
JOSEPH 1ITCOMB.
Portland Msyeb 2S, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31
A7TENTDy!

'f he iulfcribcrs to The RIrLE COMPANY in
this town are informed thar their meet
ing lands aai,uraed to TUESDA7- EYE
MING NEXT, at z O'clock, a. TIMorHv
FLErcnEas Olice il F.,H fret The buiins.s
ofthe evening viii require general and pnnr-
fAaI attendance Ha,cL s..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

Governors meeting is at hand-and the
question is, shall we support, shall we give
our votes for the men who are the enemies
of commerce-for men who approved of the
ruinous measures of Jefferson and Madison
for men who approve of embargoes, nom
intercourse and non importation laws, and
who say we ought to declare war against
any foreign nation
Fellow Citizens,
If you wish to have such men for rulers,
IT you think such measures will promote
your happiness and prosperity, then go vote
for Gerry, Gray and the long list of demo-
cratic candidates. But before your zeal,
your misery and destruction call to mind
your situation during the existence of these
measures when in their full force-Are you
Farmers, Was not the produce of your lands
reduced to less than one hal its value dur
ing the Jefferson administration Did you
not find it extremely difficult to procure even
money sufficient to pay taxes, and purchase
the necessaries Of life T! And has your coun-
try derived any benefit by these immense
sacrifices you have made Are you mer-
chants, do you wish again to see your
vessels perish:ng at the wharves, and your
property subject TO be seized at the will
and pleasure of host Of custo house Of
hcers, and sold to crafty the enemies of
the country, or to be put to an expensive
trial 10 preserve that property which no one
had right 10 take from you Are you
mechanics, do you wish to be again depriv-
ed OF employment, anG see your tools rest
ing in your workshops and compelled to
spend your time in idleness Are you Mar
iners, could you make money under Mr.
jsftersoH's Embargo, who told you it was all
tor the protection of seamen Was it not
that kind of protection to you, which the
wolf gives the lamb. But | forbear--You
have not yet forgotten the !" blessed effects
OF those philosophical measures-It is IL
bel upon the freemen of Massachusetts, to
presume for moment that there is ma
Jorlty in the state ready to place in Office
those men who have always been in favor
OF their tyrsnts and oppressors-What then
il TO be done Look at the federal Can
didates. They are the friends of COM
MERGE & FREE TRADE. Let such
men as these have the management of our
affairs anu and you will soon witness re.
turn fyour former prosperity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

,~rt sl,a, IL. aei reeeprc Of The Uni
4r,, Arisi x FROM commerce, IN
.cccded airtrc'l milisns and
-, - 1909, it Only little exceeds ST.
h.i.tloas,
THIS shows US exactly how fast we
:. rrowing rich by Embargo, .Nonl4-
.,reourSe, and other tavoiite Democras-
: measures.-B. Cent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31
NOTICE !

THE Infolvent Debtors of Portland and lis
vicinity, are reminded that their next
meeting will be held at the Columbian Hall, on
Friday E0ening next, at o'clock. A general
and punefual attendance is requelted.
Maye6 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

FOR fale. very cheap, complete UNI
: FORM, Sword, and Sword Knot.
Ahe-Wanted two fiezdy BID ARDERS in
fmall family For information inquire &C
the Gazette Office.
Portland, Ma, SD 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

THE ConimilIioners appointed 10 examine
the claims againl the eltse Of
MICHAEL SMITH,
late of Portland, merchant deceafed, give
notice. that three months further time, from
this date, is allowed the creditors Of laid ef
tate TO bring il and prove their claims, and
they will attend that iervice at rhe Office Of
John rockingham, Efq in faid Port and, on
the third Mondzy in April, and the Iaif Tuef-
day OF May and June, from 8 O'Clock til ~,
and from ,ili p. M en- each of faiG DAYS.
JOHN FROTHTNGHAM,
JOSEPH TiTCONB.
Pc'LsS, Ma,ek zs, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

"A " excellent FARM and TAVERN
HOUSE, in FaiuOatb, Back Cove, 20 cal
ied) The Farm and Houle are 70 well known,
that they need no recommendation. ANY
Perion willing for bargain, will peafe 10
call on the SuoicriSer, on the Premifes, and
immediate pohei1ion can be given
THOMAS MORSE.
Fakrsczi5, I11-eB 26, 1870
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

OXFORD, SS.-14t Cart Of CoDr-
man Peas brgtnn andb5ldea at Paris,
aOifbin and for Tie cola1ty Of Oxf6rd,
IN tbs Jsartb Iastaay sf September,
n. D. 1859, atoH the petition t55rs-
jdid--
ORDERED. thar the Petitioners give no.
tice 70 all Perlcns iniereffed therein, Nv caut-
ing al atteaed copy of their faid peti,ior and
of this order Of the Court thereon 20 he pub
Iilhed three weeks larcsiively ia Tie CoiAzbisa
Cszfiaei and posAaa5 G9zetI-, the Taft rublica-
ton 20 be thirty days at leaf before the next
FELTON, of laid Court of Common Pleas, which
will be holden al PARIS, in aud for laid Coun-
ty, on the third 1ueiday n February ntrt,
thar they may then and .hs.e appear aud
fhow caufe ii any they have Why The prayer
Of fad petition ihoud not be granted
Atteit. CYRUS HANLIN, Cl-,k
true copy Of the petion afoIeL@lc and
of the order Of Coarl thereon
Atea, CYRUS HAMLTN, Clerk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

To be JSH By order Court, on SATUR-
DAI the JJfb day Of Nay next, at
one dclack ?. NJ. on the pr1m1fs,
THE Homeaead Farm, Excepting the
= widow dower) whereof Luke Ryerfon,
late Of Buckheld. in the county Of Oxford,
gentleman, died feized, containing Gxty Of
ieventy acres Of excellent land, 6tuated on
the road leading from BnckheId to Paris
HENRY FARWEL, hs14r.
BuslfslJ, Mad "a, 1910 (3)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

To be let, and podefIion given on the frf
Of May next, the Houfe, Garden, SC.
now occupied by the fub[criber, near the
north ochool-Houle, bottom Of Middle ffreet.
THOMAS BROWN.
AP,H %, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

WE the fubfcribers, having been duly APP
pointed by the Hon. Judah Dana, Efq.
10 receive and examine the claims Of creditors
to the efate Of
LUKE RTERSON,
late of Bucktieid, IN the county Of Oxford.
gentleman, deceafsd, reprelented iniolvent,
do hereby give notice. that fix months are
allowed to iaid creditors 10 bring IN & prove
their claims, and that we fhalI attend that
ferviee at the office of John Lo7ing. Eiq ia
faid 5uckfeld, on the fecond Tuefaays Of
May, June, July and Auguit next, from one
al Eve O'Clock p M,
JOHN LORINC, -
BENZ. SPALDINC, Jun. Co7'0lJf''s'f'
February 20, 1910. (M sD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31
as1arrlPn.

In this town, on Thurfday evening lalf, by
the Rev. Mr.. BsEMAN, Eniign GEORGE Coop
ING OF the U. States army, to MiTs LucY j.
HUNFwELL, of this town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31
Thomas Minot's Efate.

THE fubscriber hereby gives public notice
70 all concerned, that he has been duly an.
pointed and has taken upon hmfeIf the truit
of Administrator on the efa,e of
JONATHAN ILsLEY,
late Of Falmouth, in the county Of Cunber
land woman, deceafed, by giving bond as The
law directs-He therefore requests all per-
fons who are indebted 10 the laid deceaiedss
eftate TO make immediate payment and thofe
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame to NATHANIEL ILsLEY.
March goth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

THE fubfcriher RESPECTFULLY Informs bis
= friends and the pubilck. thar ne has re-
commenced keeping Tsveyn a. B,pn,rvi4k
Plsis, few ie5s wet Of the GSuasion where
ne formerly kept. This hoaie Il new and
convenient and every afternoon will h paid 70
cuItomers 80 reudcr their hay pesiant AID
ia.isfaetory.
JOHN DUNNING.
Brzs ui.Es -i1arlL.f9. lsl-y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31
ERRATA.

~ In the paragraph on our Grft page,
headed Portland Ior0a MEETING, in the 7th line
from the top, for " the fame" read t5aug5 jone.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

A letter has been addressed to Presi-
dent Madison, thro' the Norfolk Ledg-
er, by person who claims to have been
acquainted with him. He informs the
President that he has been deceived BY
The Secretary of State,as to Erskine's
settlement, and says to him, call your
Secretary before you. and put the fol-
lowing interrogatory. "Did not MIR.
Erskine enter your room one morning
IN gay, merry mood, zDhistfng and
singing, and frankness well suited to
the occasion, lay before you in extenso
every communication whatever, from
Mr. Canning touching the negotiation
you were then engaged in I" !.
The following is the concluding part
oithe letter: Have you canyassed for
votes In favor Of Mr.. Giles Resolu-
lions No Sir, you have scarcely o.
pened your lips. Have you written TO
your friends in the different states TO
re-echo these resolutions in the state
legislatures +? No from my long and
Intimate acquaintance with your virtue
and prudence, | can venture to say you
never have. Can your Secretary say
the same thing Can he say he has not
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

10 the Han0yab!e fyqices Of The Can't
Of COnmlan Plsa5, now fitting at
Paris, IN and far tbr Loupfy Of Ok
ford--
YOUR Petitioners beg leave respectfully TO
repreient, that the County Road laid cur
from Number 8, 70 called, TO Paris, paIes
through two unincorporared tract Of Land,
one decided by the States Committee co capt.
Daniel Lunt, aud the other TO William Thorn
pfon--That The fame is inpaiIabe through
faid tracts.-h5o, one other County Read lard
OUT from Whitney brook 10 called, IL Jsy) 10
Bethel, on the iouthery lide of Androlocggia
river, pahes through f2d I.unts land, winch
Is alto impahable The intefea and conver-
fence of the people require the fame to be q
fate of repair, and that one .houiand Dr.
lars pruientIy expended on faid roads wirfin
the limits of faid TRACKS, might render the fame
pahsble and convenient for travelling. $50 Your
Petitioners therefore pray that Tax be LAID
on faid unincorporaIed tracts If lana for the
purpoleS aforStaid, and A in day bound viii
ever pray.
WILLIAM BARNARD, & 81 O,5ers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

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lation from the original Greek, Of all
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Life Of ST. PauI--by
James Macknight, ID. ID.
Author of the Harmony of the Gofpels.
This work will be found Of vaft uie to
thofe who with to pohefs a correct under.
handing of the New Teftament, and is high
iy recommended by Clergymen of the irft
reputation, as well as other literary charac-
tiers of diltinction.
Price to fubfcribers, D. SO vol. Non
fxbicribers, ID 8 90. The iirff volume is re.
ceived, and ready for delivery. at the Book
fore of ISAAC ADAMS, where lubfcrip-
tions are received.
Digsf Of the Laqvs Of J1a0acbujstts.
The Cd and Sd volumes of the D;peG Of BE
LsrDs Of MqDaeb.fstfs, is received. Subicri.
bers are requelfed to apply for their books.
A general afIortment of BOOKS 81 SID
zZONAR11, as ufuaI.
- Cath given for Rags, Canvass, and
JUNK. Marsh 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

o son,e Of fhs ev'is Of Democracy under the
administration Of Jefferson and Madison. !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

The following are the proceedings of
the Legislature, on the above sub
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31

" II ~
1. The Treasury OF the United States
emptied.
2. An immediate loan of four millions uf
dollars necessary.
8. A war attempted to be provoked with
the only power capable of iniuring US.
4. An army reduced to few hundreds
by being sent TO protect Louisiana.
S. A navy of gun-bosts, which cost one
million and an half of dollars, out of repair.
6. A sea coast unprotected BY fortIfca-
tons.
z. Our commerce destroyed by Embar-
goes, non-import alton, and non-intercourse
laws.
s. Orr revenue reduced from sixteen
and half 10 SIX millions.
9. Ou. ships burned, sunk, and condem-
ned, and our seamen imprisoned by the
French
10. a diminution in the prices of our
exports, and an increased value of all impor-
ted aticles.
H. More than half million Of dollars
lost by appointing bad men 10 Office. Such
as Livingston of New-York, Brown of New
Orleans. and Clark Of Old York.
DITTO, under the State Government, whi!e
SalliOaa zVaS G0Veynor.
/. The ommonDeslth's treasury plum.
dered o: upwards Of seventy thousand dol
iars by Skinner.
:. A swarm Of New Judges created with
salary OF three dollars per day.
). A number of removals frorn Office IF
faithful public servants, to answer party
purposes.
4. a loan Of eleven thous and doll ars ne.
cessary the present year, to make up ) kil-
ner's'defciency.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-31
CATALOGUE

From the Amidote.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-21

e. FAIRBANKS. Sad.


IL ders, No. II, .harlboro'- Street, Boston have
received by the Ship Ceres, from Liuerbooi, fash
ionable assortment of sADDLERY, and HARNESS
Furniture, VIZ
Patent Spring stiirups swivel, cradle bottom,
loop'd, fancy, and mounted do. Military Bits, in
sets, with fancy Birdie Ornaments, and Brisket
Plates, TO match Duke and Portsmouth Bits !;
Duke, hunting, and guarded snafies Curb Chains,
and Bradoons full plated and tipt coach and gig
iages elegant coach Bits, new patterns with
lsrge Curb Chains to match; plated roller Bride
Buckles and slides to match; Martingale Hooks ;
polished steel, and tined roller Buckles of superb
our quality patent trunk Locks common do ell
egant chain and fancy plated Spurs trimming
Shears Horse Pckcrs Currycombs and Brushes /;
fish Skins Saddlers' Sarge and bride Silk ,
roller, fancy, and spring Girth Webs spring Saddle
Trees few doz. prime red Roam Skins
rt ALSO
Constantly for sale, Coach and Chaise Harness
general assortment of Whips Saddles, shaftoed and
plain horse Rugs fuffaloe and Bear Skins, suita
BILE for Sleighs
Like1oise-Fron PHILADELPHIA, Skirting and Bride
Leather, whole hides and Sides suitable for Tops
and Boots of Cbaise, some extra large. All Of
which will be sold on liberal terms, for cash or credit
Boston, Dec. 16.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-21
FOR SALE,


A FARM, lying in the southwest
4 a pert of East Greem~ieh, containing about %
acres of excellent Land with two-story Dwelling.
House, q good Barn, CorR-Nouse, Cider-House,
Blacksmith's Shop, Horse Shed, and other suitable
fenced with stone wall /; 10 well proportioned for
meadow, ploushing sad pasturing and q SUFFICIENT
quantity Of wood There 10 an excellent Orchard
on said Farm, just coming to natsrity, which pro-
duces about 30 bbs Of Cider.
The conditions Of payment will be made easy, and
such - will suit the purchaser the credit may be
for one quarter, sns-hslf, or three quarters Of
the purchase money.
The above property was formerly owned by
CnoRsE NIsHoLs, Esq. Of .Nsrth Kinsstsn, and is
now owned by the subscriber. For further parteu-
lars inquire Of the subscriber, on the premises.
SAMUnL DYER
East creensvch,. January 18Th, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-21
JOSEPH BRIGGS,

No. 63, Thames-street,
HAS for sale--loo bbls. Prime Pork, war
i 4 ranted Gin, per pipe.
.hiso--An assortment Of GROCERIES.
N. B. He transacts Commission Business
Those who are disposed to favour him in this
line, may depend on his exertlons in their be-
half.
STORAGE for goods may be had by ap-
plying as above. July 26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-21
LOoking- Glass Plates, Je'relsy, &c.
GEFFROY, informs

IN his Customers and Friends, that he has jnst
received from the manufactures IN Europe, an a..
soitn.ent of fLOOkiNG-GLASS PLATES, ss former
y which will be ready fer sale in few days, AS soon
Us they can be fitted in frames.
.9iss on hand
complete assortment OF Cutlery Tea
Pets PocketBooks, Suspenders Gold Lace brass
Handivons, Shovels and Tongs Windsor Soap |;
Starch; Hsir-Powder; warranted waterproof Liquid
Backing scotch and Maccoboy Snnff--and many
other articles, too numerous To particuiarize.
The Watch Repairing '~lsiness is carried
on as usua.---Also manufactures Silver and Gold
Work, and Jewelry, in the highest perfection. Fila
gree and Pearl Work. Hair Work--E!astict, differ
ent shapes, round, octagon and Hat lace shapes.
Tie highest price gwen for old Gold and Silver,
agreeable To its standard.
He thanks bis friends for their custom--and will
sell those articles ct very sn.sisdvance.
.versport, Jan. "a, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-21
p0etrr
ELEs;Y

ELEGY
ON ouID or TOBACCO
II laws before me ON the closc-grszd grass,
Beside my path, an old Tobacco Qud
ADD shai by the mute adviser pass
Without one serious thought No, Heavn forbid
Perhaps some idle drunkard threw thee there,
Some husband spodthrift of his weekly hre,
One who for wife and children takes no care,
ft sits and tippes by the ale-house fire.
An iickless was The d. v he learnt TO chew
Enbryp of Ills the quid that plcas'd him first !
Tisitsty from that unhappy qud he grew,
Then to tie ale-house went TO quench his thirst
so great events Com causes small arise
Tie forest oak was once an acorn seed
And many a wretch from drunkenness who die
Owes all his evils TO the Indian weed.
Let not Temptation, mortal ere como nigh
Suspcct some ambush in the parsley laid,
From TIE FIRST kiss Of L,ve, We msidens fly
Ye youth avoid the hrst Tobacco Quid
: Perhaps wrong thee, o! thou veteran chew.
And better thoughts my musing would engage,
That thou vert rounded in some toothless jaw,
The JOY, p,rllaps Of solitary aye
One who has suffered fortunes hardest knocks
Poor and with none To tend on his grey hairs
". has friend in his tobacco box,
And .shila he rolls mis- quid, forgets his cares.
Even SO it is with human happiness,
Each seeks his own according TO his whim
One tolls for wealth. one fame sons bless,
One asks quid, "a quid 10 all to him,
o, veteran chew, thy HbrcS sayoury strong,
Whilst ought rcmsipebto chew thy master chew'd,
Then cast thee here, ,wilen all thy juice was gone,
Emblem Of selfish NAME ngratitude !
4 happy man, o, cAst-of Qud, 10 he,
Who, like AZ thou, has comforted the poor
Happy his age, who knows himself like thee,
'rhou didst Thy duty, man can do no more,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-21
FOR SALE,


TWO Lots of Land, pleasantly situ-
u ated at the head Of Brsad-s~eet, adjoining
each other, containing $50 feet front, and 20 feet
rear, with large two-story new building thereon
fronting the head of Brsadstreef-The building has
been occupied ~ Coach-maker's shop, and is well
calculated for Dwelling House. and with small
expense may be made beautiful situstisn.-On one
Thr. T' re LOU LOU good wei, OF waero Jar Sale
and one Gig, all with plated harnesses. .flss, TIVE
excellent Chaise Horses-The above may be bought
very cheap-For terms apply to.
ISAAC STALL.
Nezvbsrt, Oct IS, 1909
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-21
FARM.

FOR SALE, by the subscriber, q val.
4 liable Farm, situated in the towno of Portsmouth,,
adjoining that of SAMUEL ELAN, ESD. about miles
from Newport.-Sad Farm contains about 70 acres
OF excellent Land Dwelling House, Barn, aud
ether suitable out Houses
For terms and particulars, apply 70
HENRY TEW, on the premises,
Newpsrt, .4ug. 90, 1909
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-21
FOR SALE,

HAT pleasant situation South of the
Il Drick-.1fa,ket, about 60 feet on Thames srees,
extends about 400 feet west, with small wharf.
There are two large and very sommodous Dwelling
Houses, one fronting 7Hames-strees, No 177 and
17s, with two convenient Shops in front the other
stands west, very we'll calculated for families.
JOSEPH ALLEN.
Esrvbsrf, September 13, 1909