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N o T I C E.

UPWARDS oftwo hundred shares having
been subscribed towards forming tho turn
pike road from Fauquicr court, house to In
tersect the Little River turnpikD foad, ~ all
thorized Ivy act of assembly, the Subscribers
arc'requestcd 10 appear in person or by
proxy, at Haymarket, on tho slst day Of
March next, 10 chusc President and Dr.
rcc;ors, and to take such order for COM
mcncins tho work a. may then appca. most
ADVISABLE Tie several commissions who
have taken In subscriptions, are rrques,cd,o
forward their subscription books or papers %
Al .s ~ts,.r, .s
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-05
.f-I,e Worm-deGroyine Lozenref.
Prepared by RICHARD LEE ( SON,

This medicine is SUPERIOR 10 any yer Of
fered 10 the public, being innocent and mild
certain and cihcacious in its operations
Should no worms exist in the body, it wilt
withou, pain or gripping, cleanse the sto-
mach and bowels of whatcyeri is foul or offer.
,iyc, and thereby prevent the production Of
worms and many fatal disorders.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-05
Lce'5 Elixir.

A certain re meds Cor cslds, coughs, a',A-
mas, and particularly the .whoepihs cough
Sd destructive to children, l.,,a.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-05

Il SkhhL LOTTERY,
Three Prizes of $4,000 Dolls. each.
STATE or NEH-1ORK, Il.
Union College Lottery, No. |.
MA n A GE r. S.
WiAicm u: Gilbert, Isaac Drnnis'n,
Benjamin Dewitt, AND
G,arge Merchant, Stbchen TH0rne.
sc II E III T..
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LIES ~E6eace of MaPard,

. So we'll known for the cuvo Of rheuma-
tisms, govt, palsy, sprains, sc. &c
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-05
Lees Grand ReAoratiu,,

Proved by long experience tobs anequal-
led In the cure of nervous disorders, co'.-
sump,ions, lowncss ofspirits, inward weak
ness, sc. ..
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-05

Francis Wheat; Jonathan ]. Wheeler ;
William A: Williams JOAN r: Walker ;
w: P; Alexander West; Josiah Watson
John Wilson
.. GEORGE GILPIN, 2. W.
April 8. cost
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25

AT a very numerous speciai genera inetung
Of the members of the PROVIDENCE MuTuAt
FIRE INsvRAEcE CoMPANy, holden at the LcinT
House, in Providence, on Monday the 26M Of .harcK
l81O at Q O'Clock, r. W JOHN DORRANCE,
Esq. Chairman--WILLIAM LAKNED, Secretary.
yoted. As the opinion of this Company, that the
story circulated by .r. Joseph Laurence, that the
Board of Directors had passed a Vote TO exclude
citizens from their Office, is not founded in fact
Whereas various accusations and imputations a.
ganst the Directors, Trustees and Treasurer OF this
Company have been propagated and circulated III
printed-hand-blIs and otherwise, and this Company
having fully investigated the same, and finding them
not founded in fact IL is Voted and Resoited, That
the conduct of said Directors Trustees and Treasurer
be approved, and that the thanks OF the Company
be ptescnted said Directors, Trustees and Treas
ure for their faithful attention to the interests OF the
Company /; and that this Resolution be published IL
all the papers printed in the State.
Voted, That the state of the Treasury be publish
ed with the above vote, for the information OF the
Members.
certify that the above is true copy from the
minutes
WILLIAM LARNEp, Secretary.
PROVIDENCE MUTUAL FIRE-lNsURAScE
CoMPASY IN account current NTH THOMAS >.
WEBR. Treasurer.
10, Jan. 8. t
amount VI sundry bills, orders,
dividends and return premiums,
paid by order Of the Board Of
Directors and Trustees, from the
Sd of January, 1909, to the I'd OF
January, 1910, as per account OF
particulars in the company's book,
and vouchers on file, Dois. 1850 35
Balance in hand, carried to new account 2232 W
Dos. 3oo2 81
BY balance in hand, as per account stated and
settled January 3, 1909. DOS. 1887 o.
BY cash received from January ),
1909, to January 2, 1910, as per
account Of particulars in the
Companys books Los %1o9 %
Dole 1892 81
There are also owned by the Company FIVE shares
in the exchange bauk.
Respectfully submitted by
fHoMAs s. WEBB, Treasurer.
We the Subscribers, being connltte, appointed
By the Board vi Directors Of he Providence Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, to examine the accounts OF
the Treasurer for tLe year, 1905, do Report, That
we have carefully examined the details, whereof the
above general account is an abstract, and compared
the same with the several notes and vouchers, aud
find them correct and that there is balance in the
hands of the Treasurer of two thousand two hundred
and thirtytwo dollars and two cents and also, the
deposit notes above stated, together with the evidence
Of ownership Of five shares the Stock OF the En-
change Bank.
JOHN DORRANCE, Z r..,,;,,s.
STEPHEN TILLiNGHAsT,
Providence, January l. 1910.
Providence, I'd Lar Mo. 1910.
As an Audit Of the Corporation, have examined
and pass this account, agreeable to the Boards Au-
dit.
MOSES BROWN, Auditor.
The zshole Of the a6Oue balance is placed out at
an interest Of sir per cent, per annnm.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25
New Shoe Store.
David Rodman & Co.

INFORM the publick that they have opened
Shoe-Storc, No. las, Thames-strec where they
havc and intent keeping constant supply of shoes
of almost every description, as cheap as can be pur-
chased at any Store in Newport
ID. RODMAN still carries on the Boot and
Shoemaking business at his shop Nos Barney street
where particular attention will be paid to the direc.
tions OF his former customers and other.
Newport, nth Of 4th mo. 18l0
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25
FOR SALE.

sTN FOR SALE,
sTs THE Sloop .AURCRA, .Nfsy-
E.I1AArF York packet, burthen 60 tuns, built IN
1ss>- this town, and of good materials un-
der the Inspection of the owners. Any person be-
ing inclined 10 purchase, nay know the tems,by
applying to r.uoo>r
NIB. The above mentioned packet will ply be
tween this place and New-lers' as usual uh'' 500
ALSO, O ELL or LET,
Store No Is, on Bannister's Wharf. Inquire Us at
hove. April IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25
VALUABLE STAND.

FOR SALE, that pleasantly situated
= House and Lot of Land, in Thames Street. next
north but one of the Brick Market The lot IS 80
feet on Ihames-street, and SIS feet back, with
large yard, an excellent Garden, and agood wen 0,
water. that is never dry The House is large and
convenient, and in complete repair, and rs mos.
excellent stand for a publick house, having two
large and convenient Stables, Coach and Chalse
House, and Shed, upwards of 100 feet long.
The above estate may be bought at a very great
bargain. For terms, apply to the subscriber
Broad-street ISAAC STALL
.Ne7vport, Feb %, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25

Pm nICLl.NS SUHGLON
INFORMS lire inhabitants oil Ne7v-
port and its vicinity, that he has taken Lodgings
at the House Of Mrs. CoTTRELL, and offers hls
services Practitioner-Patronage is respectfully
solicited.
.,swpor, January IL, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
:" f the Subscribers having been an
w pointed by the Court Of Probate of the
own of Testertp, in the county of Washington. Com
missoners to receive and examine the Claims av inst
he estate of
PARMELIA CHAMPLIN,
late OF said Uesieriy, deceased, Represented Inso
vent do hereby give notice that six months from the
dat, hereof allowed TO the creditors of the said
estate to bring in and prove their respective claims
10 either OF the subscribers at their respective dwell
ings within the time aforesaid
JOHN CROSS, =
JESSE MARs0NiunS Com"'ss'
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to :.
SYLVESTER GAvTT, .idrusissrofo-.
Westerly, Feb. 26, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25
s.on THE LADIES MONTHLY MUSEUM.

yRoN THE LADIES MONTHLY MUSEUM
Edited iy a society Of Ladies IN London.
The foiiorcng Ebiabh being reckoned Of the most
beautiful IN the Engish language, 10 is presumed
that T viii be acceptable hea' IN The Literary 6a'-
gait. IL 10 be seen naM Bristoi Cathedral, and 10
from the PEN Of the i1sefionate husband ef its larnen
ted object
TAKE, holy earth, ell that my soul holds dear;
Take that best gift which heavn so lately gave
To BristoIs fount bore, with Trembling care,
Her faded form ;--shc how'd totaste the wave,
And did !--Docs youth, does beauty read the line
Does sympathetck fear, their breats alarm
Speak, dead MARIA breathe strain divine
Zen from the grave thou shalt have power to
charm.
Bid them be chaste, be innocent like thee N
Bid them in beauty's sphere as meckly move,
And If so far, from vanity as free,
As firm in friendship, and fond in lore!
Tell them, though tbs awful thing to die.
.v.. ga" 10 tfee) )-yet the dread path once trod
neavn ifts IT'S everlasting portals high, y
Ahd bids the pure in heart behold their God 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25

u UNAWAY from the Subscriber.
y ON Sunday night last, an intlcnted apprentice,
by the name Of DAVID SHEARNAN. Said APP
prentice Is OF light complexion. rcd hair, and is
about l9 years old. He had on when he wen, =.
way dark out side coat. Whoever will secure
the said boy, SO that I can obtain him again.
shall receive ONE DOLLAR reward, but NO char.
yes. I hereby forbid all persons harbour;n~
trusting or trading with said boy ON penalty Of
the law ANDREW NICHOLS, Jun.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25

ODE TO SPRING.

the Ieafless oak stood.
And listened 10 the moaning blast;
The roaring of the distant food,
Told Of the storm that now was past.
When from the south advancing slow,
"A form of beauty caught my eye.
saw her tears in torrents Aow,
And from her lips burst many sigh.
Twas sPring-she vicw'd with shrinking fear.
hefrozen stream, the barren plain,
The joylcss vale, and forest drear,
Press'd beneath the 1yrant's reign.
And oft she stopt and look'd behind,
With wistful eye to southern fields,
Where vines arc round the greed oak twin'd,
And every grove its muslck yields.
But fates commands must all obey,
And still advanced the weeping fair,
While every sigh that forc'd its way,
Pour'd heavenly fragrance on the air.
And soon she noted with surprise,
That Nhcrcsoe'er her tear drops fell,
Straigbsway the sweetest flowers would rise,
And kloom as though by magick spell
Pleas'd with the sight, she rais'd her eyes,
Thai long were fx'd xpon the ground,
No tempest foul deform'd the skies,
Butpeace and beauty smipd around
The frozen stream, the barron plain,
The joyless vale, the forest .!rear,
HaJ lost The gloom Of Winters reign,
4nd left the renovated year.
Wa. soft delight the change she vew'd,
And heard sweet warblers sing their loves;
Tripping the dew her course pursu'd,
And bounded light thro' Wales and groves.
I Nor knew herself to be the power,
That cloath'd with Joy each hill and dale,
Give health and sweetness to the hour,
And all its fragrance to the gale.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25

ResheeyRiiy iryornS ms JrttndS, and The tu6
lick in general,
THAT he contmues Keeping & TAV-
" ERN at his house in the village of Uickjord,
td Of North-Aingsts,sn, next door TO PHILIP TIL
LlsoBAsT, Esq. where the greatest attention viii
bepaid TO those who may please to favour him with
isir company, and may depend on having the small
IS favour grstefully acknowltd dyed.
~ The house may be we'll known by its end front
in, the street, and the sign Of Bunch of Grapes
.W'ckferf. On. L. Oct. 25, 1899
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25
JOB THURSTON,

1 fNFOkMS hrs trends, ano the run
i lick that he has taken the House formerly occu-
pied by Mis-. STopDARp, on Shephen's-tthorJ, which
he intends improve for the purpose ct acoonn od.-
ting his fierds with Boarding, Lodging and Enter
ta;nment. His friends in the Narraganset country,
viii receive lis thanks for former patronage; and the
smallest favour will receive every attention.
Newport, April 4, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25

Journeyman Cabinet Maker

a GOOD workmsh q, the above business
/! a may hear of employment, on applc.-
uon at this Office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25
GODFREY WENWOOD.
HAS FOR sA.
On fhr m AZ reasonale terms,

A QUANTITY of Ship and Cibn
IA Bread; Alexandria and New York Flour OF
ne first quality, Molasses by the gallon coarse
nd blown salt b, the busbel Ginger and Pearl
sh by retail --.sso, Mystck lyle by the dozen, ana
Philadelphia Brick by the hundred Hops BY ihe
pound Malt by the bushel or smaller quantity ;
Wheat Bran by the buslel Coal by the bushel
Likewise, A quantity of Bricks and lyle, made OF
Pipe clay suitable for ovens. August so, 1869.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-04-25

A ValuaU HOUSE LOT, 40 by
n Al feet, with the Shop thereon standing, IN
1hannes- Street, opposite JOSEPH CozzEN's Hatter's
Shop The shop on said Lot is IL feet by "a, weh
lathed and plaistered. 4,
.3lso--a small Shop adjoining my dwelling-house.
and the Nswpor Bank, on the north side of flashing.
ton-Square. y
.dso--a Farm situated in the town of Charestozrn,
containing about 100 acres of Land, well proportion
ed with me adow, pasture, and wood land.
TO LET,
nj, Dwelling House, in Vas'angton-Sqnare at the
foot of the Parade, the north side.
Fsr further particulars, inquire OF
SAMUAL VAUGHN.
Ne19bort, Jan, IL, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
II PleaLant Situation.

FOR fae in Gorham, az excellept FAp..
containing about i20 acres If ferr;ie -
capable of producing from IS to so top,
Engliih hay, and will yield a. large flprk i
Corn, Grain, S'c. as any land in laid tow
and i more agreeable the Stock and Farmipo
Utenfls. Said Farm has good DweIras
Houle and Barn Handing thereon. toos,t1
with convenient out houies, water. a. -,
is lituated about miles from Portland MI ~
in half mile from Judge Lengfelsry, III
terms, which will be liberal, Apply 10 "
on the premifes.
Gorham, May 81. M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
BOSTON HAT
Manufacturing Company
JOHN MAHAN,

ASE NJ
FOR telling their HATS in the Diaria of
Maine, offers for iale,
IL cafes fuperfne black Beaver Hats, wide
and narrow brims,
cafes OF drab 60. all Of which are of the
new falhi0n, light, and very nice.
Also
6s dozen Nap Hats, It and I'd quality
800 mems and boys Felt Hat,
Children's Morocco and Beaver Hats, large
aflOrtmeht
8 cafes Cancels Hair Hats
Any Hats bearing the Bottom camp, viii be
warranted TO give the wearer iausfaGfion.
they will be fold whole ale or retail, at the
Game rates as by the AgeaEs for the Company
in Boron:
The above a7ck will iiortly be much in
created and kept confantiy good.
ErebIsgs Stress a!5;sisigg llf:gSs Quincy 9
Bakers. fns4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
ClOtbier's BnfneG.
IOHN MARCH.

INFORMS bis friends and former cuaon.
= ers that he has removed from Nszv- Cai..
TO GOcge' Fall, near the corler in Ao,tBya,.
Og0atL, where he executes the buGnefs Of
CLOIHIhR,
in its various branches, IN faithful and er.
pedicious manner. He tufts that the fDec;.
mems of workmanship hitherto exhibited, win
preclude the neeefIty of any commentator
from him other than that OF having been REQ.
ularly bred 70 the builnefs. All tavors will
be gratefully received and promptly executed
NcyfbyarmO1b, .Agg. IS, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
70. 9, Nifty Roz0.
JOSEPH JOHNSON,

TyAS jua received an additional aIortment
4 = 20 his former Rock Of Books principal
y eolhliing Of Religious Books, which he viii
fell upon very reatoRable terns.-Among
which are the following
MaCons Spiritual 1reafury, Village Ser
mons, Trial of Antichrif, Buck OF Lslgious
Experience, Zlon's Pilgrim, STA, he Fan,
Goden TreaiuFe, Chrlifian Econo.ny, Saints
Everlalting keis, Divine Songs, DodGridges
Rife and Proprels Of Religion, Scotrs EhAys
on The Inot important fubieci, Thornton Ao.
By, 2 ferries Of Letters On Religious lubiects
ful.ers B2cklider, Memoirs OF Pious Women,
Walk OF Faigh, TRIUMPH % Life do Htory
Of the Bible, Worlds Dilplayed, Treafures for
Pious Mind, EGaysto do Good, Bakers Call,
Pilgrims Prog reis, Maioa's Remains, Whit
ield's sermons, Bunyan's Grace Astounding 10
the chief of S.lners, Barren Fig Tree, Hea-
veniy Foo,man, sick Bed Companion, Church
Governnenr Dlplayed, AIPaho Vindicated,
SAVING Interea, Bible Stories, Young's Night
Thoughts, Evans Juvenile Prius, do prefer
vative, CO fke.oh, Wa,ts's Glory OF Chria,
Vi!ler's lnther, Wynn erle's Proof, Mslmoth's
Eilays. Memoirs OF Watts and DJddridge,
Whitherfpoon's Milceilany, Topl23y's CALVIN
i'm, Life or stiles, HeFvey's meditation, La
dies os Z. BrItain, Delany's DtcouFles, Bapuh
Hymns, Fordyre's Sermons 10 Young Women,
Saurines do. Whites do jennings do. De-
vOn. EYercIies of the Heart, EIerciies Of Pie
ty, 2unyan's Viion CT Hell, Death of Abel +,
Watfou's Addrsls 10 Children, Beauties Of
Haiiaels, Spiritual Lectures, Packards CAFE
chiiTn, Yates do. Short do Browns do
Church do. Sacred mirror, Bottoms Morality,
VstlIm, Chapone Letters, CoufcihOEs Of Ro-
iezu, Wonders Of Creation, Murray Oh Ship
Building Stranger N France. Couager. Memo
~ a Warrington, Nelion's Life, Hihory Of
New Eng and
A large collection If Law, Hiiiory, SC. may
lie had at the above neationeG Store.
--ALso-
= large collection Of school Book, adapted
10 the various cIafes Of learners Mnnays
Sequel, do. Reader, do. Grammar, Scot's Lei-
fon.. Ala.oa on Seif-knowiedge, Webl.ers
Spelling Book, 10. - Part, Pike spelling
hook, Do. Arithmetic. Adalns's DO Temples
d. Practical DO. Tellsmeats, q. eek do Bibles,
Eeane.es do. American Mor4li0, UDderltan-
di9g Reader, Economy Cf Human LIier Ea-
a,aPn, EsoP's Fables.
Paper. Quills, POcket. Books, SC all Of
winch .sti 5e fold Oh more liberal terms than
ca be puFrhaGed IN town
TUST Published
ard Eor fs!e by J. JOHNSON, price 50 cents,
ZIJN'S PILGRIM.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
Bible Warehoule.


I.i4rsete BsaS5g', Exebarge Frrst,
Lave j1a received from Philadelphia, an
4 eyieaive aiinrtment Of CaTey's qlarto
BIBLES, con(liu;icg handiome variety in
price aud quality, which they now offer for
fale at the Philadelphia prices, They have
sfo Bibies win Cannes marginal references
fine arrangements which they have made are
iuch a. Will foon enable tAcm TO render their
Allotment of / bles conplese. They defign
10 keep A full co',ec.ion conl!An'ly on hand
that the inhabitants of Maine, may, at any
tme, = accommodated on aha bet Of terms,
VIII Bibles Of every Gza, prise aud quality.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
FARM FOR SALF

FOR fale, Farm in Cape Elizabeth Dl.,f
: antly htuated on the Sperwirk River
bout ieven miles from Portland, contan;r.
about ninety atres of Land, principal n.,,
under gUod improvement, with handle
young Orchard of about one hundred IT,.
OF excellent fruit good Honle and R,rn
and Tome valuable timber on faid Farm IT.
Stock and Farming UtenGls may be had VIA
the farm.-For particulars enquire of OR,
WA. Thomas, on the Premiies, or the grh
fcriber at his Office in Portland, No ] -
Wharf. Z. CREELY.
A3yI IA, 1910. (D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
REMOVAL.
SIMON DEARBORN.

SIMON DEARBORN,
LAS Removed from bis late nand in Er.
= = change-freet, to the head OF Iagrsgsn's
HbayE where he carries On a. ulual, che
TAILORING BUSINESS and fo.ieis n.
patronage Of his friends and the public ia
general.
SEAMEN'S CLOTHING.
He felIs on eommilIion every article az
Mariners CIoathing, at the very lowell pn.
ces, and will have on hand conltznt I'D
full fupPIy, iuited 10 the fealons
Portland, Tziy so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
4 ort0Js Shell Combs.
Jonathan Tukesburv.


NFC2MS his friends and the public at large
thar he has for faie, at fa;d fore
Mems, Women's, and Mihes' Leather and
Morocco SHOES, warranted good
Ayo-A large aforrment of MOROCCO
SKINS of all colors-BINDING SKINS
BOOT TOPS, &C. &c.
AJO-SHEEP SKINS wanted, for which
generous price will be given, if good and
well iaved, which may be done in the follow
ing manner Always put on lime to fetch
the wool After taking off the wool, wafh
the KIN ana put II into faIt pickle, ltirrjng Il
two or three times in the courle of four or
Tx hours, then hang 1t up in the fhade. But
TO have them green is preferable
The Farmers, by paying attention 20 the
above, may fave many hundreds Of Dollars
almolt as eaiy as to throw their kin: away
P~t!sas, Marsb u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
Enoch Moulton,

Enoch Moulton,
No. 8, Jons,' RorO, Exebargs fret,
HAS juit receiced a variety of
FASHIONABLE JEWELRY,
and PLATED WARE, which he offers for
IaIe on realonable 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 Balkets
Table and Tea Spoons
Soup Ladies and Fiji Kniv&
1umblers, tJs.
BRITANNIA WARE.
Elegant Britannia Tea Pots
A large ahortment Of Morocco and black
ground Walters.
White Walters
Bread Bal<ets and Cheele Trays
Knife Trays
Steel Settlers
PenknIves-Razors
Plated and FLYER Pencil Cafes
Silver Thimbles,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Pocket Books
Enameled Bo1es
Profile Looking Galfes
Knives and Forks
Steel Spring Shutters
Gilt Pins-do. Watch Keys.
Do. Seals and Chains
Coral Beads, l-l. tc'r.
Warranted Cold Necklaces
A15--for Church uie,
Flaggons and Tankards
Silver Table, Defert and Tea Spoons, made
At the ihortelt notice
Hair work executed in the neatefl manner
He has recently received handiome AZ
TORMENT of
MILITARY ARTICLES,
among which are
Gilt and plated mounted Swords
Saddle Piltols
White and yellow Epau!et.s
Do. do Cords
Do. do Pruaisn Rind;no
Worried Saihss
A good afortment of Plumes
Yellow and white Sword Knot.
Hat Tailels, Cockades, &c. tJ'e.
Which wilt be fold as low as can be purchaf-
ed IN Portland or Boiton-of the truth of
which, purchafers may be fatished If rhey
will call and fee for themlelves.
P~taad, July 2. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-20
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RYGODFREY WHEA ON, oppoGIe Tie In
= dian Chief, EE.baags f,efi--- who beg leave
TO allure his town and counuY culOTer thar
he ierved an apprentice lhip Of eight years
with faithful and genuine workman-znd
he aatIess himieif, by exerting hIs bet abrI-
ties in his protection, together with his penon-
al attention and regard 20 PHrGtuaIity, tha, he
ihaii give iatisfactIon 70 Ihole who MAJ favor
him with their afflicted