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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
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AT the late celebration In Waldo5or-
ough, OF the anniversary of our national
freedom, the following toasts were
drunken 49,
l JaLy4. 1776--A speedy recurrence to
its principles.
2 The Constitution Of The United States-
The magma charta Of America, NAV the
angry ghost of Washington, appal the heart
Of the wretch who would attempt IFS viola
ton.
3 The q s Of Anaeyica--May no foreign
Vaccinations lure or frighten her to a sur
render OF her Independence
4 The President Of he IT, S. cf drnerica-
May he remember Washington, and 60 and
do likewise
The Conlm0rzsealM of Massachusetts,
II was the cradle of Independence, NAV it
ever be the nursery of Treemen.
Washington and the Heroes who achiey.
ed our lndependence-an endless succession
of their virtues, and our country worthy their
display.
The Nilia-No bounty, and seven Years
service IN standing army to all its opposers
agriculture and Commercially win 1auch.
tiers OF America, may one never receive the
patronage OF its Parent TO the exclusion Of
the other.
The Patriots Of Spa;n-They were the
first 10 wish us success in our struggle fol
Independence we heartily reciprocate their
good wishes.
10 Our areiSn Relations May they be con
Quoted with such firm, but conciliator,
spirit, as TO produce peace without prostra
ton of national dignity.
IL On, Navy-May it never be wasted
by the consumption of economy.
IL Or Minister ar tie Cowf of St. Cloud
May his recent remonstrsnce to the would
be conqueror of the world, be supported b,
Government, and applauded by every frienc
to America.
Is Political Weaker Cscls-May they
never feel the breeze of popular favor, bu,
be the constant conductors Of the lightning
Of public resentment.
IA TIE rights Of Nesu- Eagiand-'rhe right.
they will never surrender, the right 10 walk
the earth, the right to breathe the air, ane
the right 10 navigate the ocean.
is The continued depredations on our Conn
1lerce--aimost sufficient to induce our oaks
| self moved, to rush to the ocean.
| 10 The Clergy May they continue the
| firm friends Of virtue without hypocrisy, q
liberty without RIGHTEOUSNESS, Of patriotism
withou, selhshness.
IL TIE j"v daughters ef America-Ma,
they be impregnable 10 the coward bu
ever ready to surrender on honorable term,
| to the baniot and solder.
VOLUNTEERS.
Old Massachaseffs-As you were never
change front by the left
The Charter Of american freedom NAV i,
| be- deposited in the archieyes of Heaven.
The marital spirif Of rs May I've lmbibe
more OF that, and less Of the party spirit 81
1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
John DUNNING.
WATCH-M AklNG.

Reh5f. FIR the Dumb 8 aFisfed Watches
YGoDFREY WHEATON, oppoG'e the In
- dian Chief, Essbargs f,af-who begs 'save
TO allure his town and couatry euisSu efs that
he fervsd an apprenticeship of eight years
with faithful and genrine workmsn-and
he AAtters himfe'f, ty exerting MS oei' ao''-
ties in bis protection, togesher with iis perion
a, attention and regard 70 pur6ualify, that he
illaIi give fstisfaclion to ;hofc who mag iavUr
Lim wfA their eAslss5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
Ibe sponityr....No XXXIII.


"U-ly is my Liberty judged b another mans
conscience ~
TO attempt TO bind the consciences of
men by one rule, OF to measure them by one
standard m cltcumstantial tnings is al;ogeth-
or absurd. The present imperfect State OF
things calls tor the exercise OF much charity
toward those whose way of thinking does
nos correspond precisely with our own.
People must act according to the light they
have, and the RICH. of private judgment is
one which every man may claim, and which
ought III justice to be allowed by others.
IL appears by the Apostles first epistle to
the Corinthians that many Of that church
wtre disposed 10 lord IL over the consciences
VI their brethren, and set up themselves as
An iAiallible rule bat Paul knew human
Batnre and the unalenable rights Of man too
veli % c0untenance such errors. He clear
~ proved to them the right OF private opin
ion, and then cautioned them to take heed
that their liberty was not made sn occasion
of stumbling to others. Many people now
have the same spirit as the Corinthians.
Men in general are not willing to allow 9TH
ers the same right OF thinking and Judging
dat lhey assume themselves, and hence
arise the most bitter contentious. Howev.
en- no man should be allowed 70 shield him.
selfuudeT prelence OF exercising the right
OF private Judgment, when he Cannot assign
any reasons for lis condIct, or when dit
ferent path is plainly drawn by the sure
word OF inspiration, that great light TO ali
truth. For instance, should man pre.end
that he felt bound in conscience 10 proiane
the Sabbath, or to biaspheme the name Of
his Maker, or 10 steal, or 10 commit an
scauGalous cririe, we ought not 70 allow lam
to entrench hlHssclf IN The rgits OF opinion,
when Il Is eFhirB Ae cannot defend himself
by fair reaspr.rgr But III any niatter where
inspiration lAgett risFked The Path distinct
~, and s.iiefe stere exists Val sous opinions
already, every one has right 10 ms private
opinion. and ought to be allowed 10 think
and act foo himself.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
BIRTHS.

The wife ola Mr. BalIengcr, rope una.
ker at Monfleur, was brought to bed with
four daughters, who with the mother, are
doing well The first was born at p. M.
the second at and the others within "a
hoA 5 thereafter-N 4 Spec,a;o
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
[Uhoie 40. $50
From ne Freemaa's ToIrnui.
Times Past.

A few years ago, the capture Of
three or four American vessels by the
.dLgerines, and the enslaying of their
crews, was sufficient 10 excite The feel
ings OF almost every man In the United
States. Our newspapers groaned with
the recital Of the suferings OF Ameli-
can citizens, but then we had no -4lger-
inc nezySfGters TO vipdicate the robbie
ny and plumber committed by the Dey-
Then American spirit and feeling were
in their vigour, active exertions were
made to protect commerce, and to re-
plenish the public treasury our citi-
zens were liberated through the inter-
ference of;he government and ships
Of war were built, which afterwards moi
only kept the barbarians in check, but
at length completely humbled them,
and robught them to fear the American
Eagle.
Times Present.
Now, the seizure and condemnation
of ONE HUNDRED AND 1HIR-
, TY-SIX American vessels and car
goes, and the imprisonment and starva-
ton of their crews, by ne French, Is
scarcely sufficient to move muscle Of
the body polite. A few newspapers
endeavour to rouse the departing spir-
1t of American honour and courage,
but it is almost in yain-one goe.h Ia
his farm another to his merchandise
and there are many French nc7vs-
1laiacrs Which endeavour by every vile
and stratagem, 10 yindicate, either d.
rectly or indirectly, the unparalleled
outrage committed by the French Dey.
American sniri, and feeling are in theic
wane commerce is unprotected, and
the treasury is exhausted our citizens
languish in foreign prisons, almost Ges-
titute of the necessaries Of life T; many
of our ships of war have been sold, or
suffered to rot in dry docks the
French barbarians treat US with con-
tempt, and the American Eagle covers
beneath the Gallo Cock.
| Times Future.
ALAS MY COUNTRY
Clouds and Darkness rests upon il.
Hoss is the gold become dim. and the fine gold
changed r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
Useful Inuenfio,f.

a Mr. Uuic! French of New York, has
invented Machine IN manufacturing
Bricks, which will produce 5000 brick. II
supplied v .th clay 40 previous preparation
"A Tie clay. mere than It's natural moisture,
10 produce tx n ready to pile away 70 dry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
The Ram Bullet Decree I

The Milan and Berlin DEGREES were no
doubt intended by N'Apoliyon as plain I;rs
to the American Administration of what
was TO come. AS he found these broad
hints either were not, or ssou.faot be, taken
according to their true import and meaning,
(and there are none so blind as those who
will not see,) he thought proper to issue
his Ram B4Eet decree, which possesses the
double property Of forcing people both 10
see and feel whether they will or not One
would have supposed that after this, Gen.
Armstrong ard the other Americans in
France would have departed with all posi-
bic expedition Lut il seems we Yankees
are very obstinate get Of fellows, and al
though the Kan Bullet decree made "a
both see and ieel, yet 1t had not tile power
to make us bulge tfz'' Accordingly
+: N'Apolyon has found il necessary 10 issue
another decree which we shall for tie pre-
sent call the Pash Bayonef decree, until we
know from whence he has dated il, for the
Imperial Savage whirls hls Louisa through
the continent with such velocity that he is
hardly two days t,geiher at any one place
THIS decree psrtskng in some Measure the
velocity Of N'Apollyon's eccentric move
ments. IS made in the order or quick step,
and the Americans are literally
/ 10 lance
| M or Of Eynrcr.
10 tie tune IF the bayonct, Or be tnlbyisored Y
We are now 10 longer At HISS u know ior
what purpose the tyrant has erected r;ydt
basaies.
But with al n Apollyon's power there IA
one thine he cannot do. lie cannot uiske
| us alter oar terrapin policy. He cAn put A
coal Of fire upon our back, and torture Is
as wicked BOYS 90 the unfortunate anirnas
we have Just named oy tins fer, ordest
he car ascertain that We can both see and
feel ana be made to crawl, bat can he force
us to resent the cruel inluries we enGuse
4 SHORT tipfae SRI! d.ternfle.
The new loan 10 the British govern
ment, amorats 10 10 millions for En-
gland, and one and halt TOT Ireland
The lists were Sir Francis Barring and
Co. Curtis AMI 90. Goldsmith and o..
and the Socks Exchange T4rr- are
% Or W. 80 t-lra.
Lone CoslIngvood has been buried
with great funeral ponp il London; !
and his body deposited a 81. PAuis,
close by the SIDE Of Lord Nelson.
The British Parliament, ii was ex-
pected woeid rise about the 10Th June.
EolIsnd Is now coa rsrd into a new
military cnc1mPn.cnl anu The Tx
change a Roae, DOM il is sid, Was
converted inloa sl.,bl tor tir accom-
mediation d The r. G CT rav-.t-.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
~ NETT TdVERN.

THE iu5fcriber RESPECTFULLY informs his
friends and the publick, that he has re-
commenced keeping 7ogeyr BrI1fuiei
Plaia, few iods wet Of the htuation where
he formerly kept This houle is new and
convenient, and every attention will be paid 70
cuftomers 70 render their fay pleaiant and
fAti,fatlorv
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
FRESH GOODS.


-
vrAs ;ufi received at bis fore, oppof:e the
II Maine Fire add Marine Inlurapce Office,
s,Bs.e Qa;e F.lh) Street, an ertenfvs afort-
ms. Of frsih
Sfslsns5le Farey 81 Staple Goods,
-AMsNG WHICH ARE
p.,l saoerGne black, navy blue, fashionable
n;,a' brown, corbeau, bottle drab aud
6aAet BrosdcloGhs
c,msoa all colours and qualities do.
Saaesline and COMMON back, drah, mix'd
haze. buff aud whnts CaLlnsres
serges,
pe.iei. Cloths, fuitab.e for genllemen's fun
nier wear,
p,ck elk Florentire Vefing
t,Ihiouable London do newell ltiie Of figures,
White Merieilles do; white JaIne
"a London printed Cambrics
Fashionable fiperfine and common Ginghams
Fine and common Calicoes,
Bue Nankius, Gra quality; yellow do.
wahiug;on Stripes,
Grandurilis, PLAN and twii'e
Nsakine: CO ron Caiiineres
ps.snt Buff Nankins
Ladies black, white, and fate do
Ladies and gentemen's blk. and white Fix do
Paraioils,
Silk and cotton Umbrellas, very good
Black and o;her coloure1 Fiorences,
Black Sinchaws; do. India Sarfnetts
Ditto India Sattins black Canton Grapes
Black Italian Grapes,
Brown Hollands and Piatillas,
FahonabIe gilt and plated coat and vcfl
Buttons,
Imperial elk ditto,
BeIi Enghih fewing Silk and Twil
J inen Threads Cotton Balls
Fans Hair Ribbonds,
A great variety OF india Co,tons
rs and A 4 Linens,
Fine and common linen Cambrics,
Brtifl Shirtingss of very good fabin-
Cambria and common Dimites,
A greay variety of fancy Mullins
Book, Leuo, aud cambria do.
Tzmbourd and common Arnlets
Fancy Scarfs and Shawls, Sarineus
Ladies long Limerick Cloves,
Beaver, kid, and Yorktan habit do.
Mems beaver, doe KIN, dog fkin, and waih
leather do.
Bandauna, black fix, fagg, and fancy fix
Handkerchief,
Cotton, Bandanna, Madras. and Pulicat do.
White cambria Hkfs cotton Shawls,
"a, "A and 6 whife Gotten Cambrics
3 ack and other ccoloured do.
Good olive and black Yelvets,
Com mon Velvets and Cords,
Cheap cambria and muffin Shawls.
Green Luilring; fix Shawls Bomb azet,s
Wildbosrs Sballoons; Ratinetts,
Factory Cottons do, Stripes; do Ticking
Rufia aud Derry Diapers; cotton damalk do.
Huckabucks aud Towels,
Ergih aud India Checks; colerain Cottons
Black and white Buckrams,
Ncobs pafen; Sutpenders,
Silk, cotton, doe kin. and Morocco do.
Fine Brtannies black and white Mllline;te
Coour'd Threads Tabby Velvets,
F'annes India Ca.icoes
With great variety Of Other articles
All of which will be f,ld on TIE very he.t
terms. Jars 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
UPHOLSTERY.

- - L. - LIN
CorGffing Of Fringei, Laces aud Tai1els !;
Carpet Binding; Sofas !; Eafy and Lciling
Chairs Hair, Mofs and other Mat.ranes, of
all fizes and prices; Cotton Bedtick,ng, very
low priced frlt quality of Live Geefe and
common FEATHERS. Feather Beds made
and filled ar the fhortef notice, warranted to
be good. dL6-A large afortment of Coach
and Chaife LACES. at factory prices; Wor-
fred of different coiors a fsw peices of
BROWN HOLLAND.
AHa-G'lr and Mahogany framed LOOKING
GLAssEs-Dreising ditto---which viii be sold
as low as at the mandatory.
MILITARY GOODS,
ConGlfing of FLYER plate and gilt Gu, and
Thrue Swords god and FLYER Epaulets Of
All patterns-Epaulets with counter Straps
gold and FLYER Cord Bands and TaIels--
long and fhort ELK and worried Safhss-
P.umes Of all patterns aud prices.
Lfie4o4t-A quantity Of HARNESS
LEATHER,
u B The UpholGry Bufnefs attended to
as L VA, wislt puueuaI.ty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23

10 lie fo'd Pubic .Aucfien, by order
Of the Couri Of Common Pleas, 10 much
OF the REAL ESTATE Of Anthony Libby,
lac Of Scarborough, deceaied, as will pay
the FUN or FIRE hundred and eleven dollars
AMI thirty feven cents, and incidental charges.
sale 70 be at RE late Dwelling houle of the
deceaied, on Thurlday, the ninth day OF
Augutt next, a, nine O'Clock in the forenoon
SOLOMON BRAGDON. AIuinifrasy.
Scarborough, Jgiy 8, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23

A Halfax IN Sd paper Of the 81 inst.
mentions that all the regular troops IN that
place have been ordered to Portugal-The
9TH regiment had sailed and tie sd was IN
readiness 10 embark.
The English appear determined 20 retain
footing in Spain and Portugal as long rs
possible.
The President left Washington the 9Th,
for his seat in Virginia.
The Election of members 10 Congress in
the Stale of New Hampshire will take place
in August next. Messrs. HAVEN and
CHAMBERLAIN two ofthe present members
have declined a re-elec,ion-GEOKGE
SULLIVAN, Esq Of Exeter and Hon.
ROGER VOSE, Of Walpole have been
nominated. The following gentlemen viii
compose the Federal Ticket, viz
Hon. DANIEL BI.ASDELI,.
Hon. WILLIAM HALE
Hon. JAMES WILSON,
Hon. ROGER VOSE,
GEORGE SULLIVAN, Esq
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
REMOVAL.
SIMON DEARBORN.

SIMON DEARBORN.
EyAs Removed from his late (tand in Ex.
: change ilreet, to the head of fng,aJau',
E6af where he carries On as ufusl, the
Tutoring BUSINESS; and foliciss the
Pa'ronage Ct lie friends ard the public in
gcue~z
SEfgfEN'S CLOArTING.
II. feis % cor million every article Of
Mariners C'oa'hsng, a. the very Ioweft pri-
CO., aud viii have on hand conftznt and
tIl lipply, iuited to the fealons.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
MMITAR}" GOODS.
EDWARD HOWE.

Ufbo1Raer, No l, Tascm5's Building,
OFFERS for fale, complete afTortment Of
- the mof faihonable PAPER HANG
INGS and BORDERS, which will be fold a,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
poetrp.
The Courteous Lodging Leuer.


II search ola lodging Dick wander'd along,
HIS eyes to the right and left rolling
In hopes they might see some genteel
looking bill,
Which might prove the ne Plus Of his stroll
ins.
At length he beheld, wafer'd over knock
er.
a paper of longitude scant
8 single bAk rome, for single ,ring
man
Cries Dick, justine thing that want.
HerAps. is admitted : sprightly young
girl
Comes forth his kind pleasure to know !
Trips smiling before him up three pair Of
" The siRgil bak rome" for to show.
Dick admir'd her white neck, her neat an
kle, and shape,
Her eyes that beam 4 loves kidding spir-
it:
Twin'd his arm round Ter waist, and jocose-
ly exclaial'd,
Are you, my deai girl, to let with it -
She replied with smile, most enchanting
ly sweet,
Where miIth, love, and wit held their
throne
The rooms to be let for shilling week,
But I'm to be let, SIR, Acne"
From the Philadelphia Rebgtory
go. we would, if we could" say many
men,
Get married." but this sure, is sporting
For I'm sure there's. plenty Of girls, and
then,
Dear m they don't want so much cour.
ting.
o, seek them, dear sirs, seek and WOO
They'd soon, if they might, fly to YOU
Nay, gentlemen, don't be ashamed no
40,
And don't be afraid--na fear not
Indeed it's no shame, and don't you al
know
IT'S bu. when you're silent we hear not
D, why then, 0 why don't you WOO,
o, think, we must wait ill you do.
Iwish you'd all wed for then, fore.
see,
NY Joys would defy fancy's summing
I'm sure as I'm born there's q mate fol
me,
But 0 he's SO mighty long coming.
VIII you come--will you CONGO, do
Sweet sir would soon fly to you.
All !! thus, while you're trifling from
day TO day,
Nor pity nos thought your steps hasting,
I'm wailing and iretting my life away,
And nay youth and my beauty wasting
Will YOU come-wiil you come-O, do
q, come I'll be kind, coLle and WOO
KATY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23

FOR fsle by the fubfcriber, at his fore in
fo,. gyesf, nearly oppo6te the head Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23

Also
A quantity Of CORDAGE,
Bolt Rope; Spun Yarn,
Sewing Irvine !; Marling,
Cod Lines, G'c &c.
The above Goods are Of the fri quality,
and wi! be fold on resicEable terms.
". E - Merchants and Ship Matters may
BE lupPiied with Cabin or ihip Stores at the
ihortea notice and on reafonable terms
Aiio, families may he tuppiied as low as can
he purchafed in town, and fettle their bills
quarterly. Conitant attendance, and every
favor gratefully acknowledged
JON ATHAN STUART.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23

Holland Is now coa r.rd into new
military eac1mPn.cnl anu The Tx
change n Roae, dom II IS sid, WAS
converted mos sl.Ll tor thr accom-
a.dAsiois d The r &C, aav-.tr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23

Lone CoIllngvood has been buried
with great funeral Ponip il London !;
and his body deposited Al 81. PAu1s,
close BY tlIe sale oil Lord Nelson.
Tie British Parlli rnrnt. il was ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-02
NOTICE.

THE Creditors Of the house Of Chmgfan
i and M'Gaw, formerly of Alssandria,
merchants, are requested to transniit' their
respective claims duly authenticated "a Geo.
W. Strong. esq eounsellor q Law, No. rs,
Burlins Slip. NevYork. The obiestof LIS Re.
quest 10 TO ascsrtsin the entire amouat 81 10
claims on the said hduse, IN The cityuf Alex
andria and ito vicinity, % pssParaAovy 70 mat.
ing some Pssposision for their &nsl adjuss-.
ment. ~ II xill' 10 impfactis BE 4oyaIsis
tn. Whole ..a.,1t 800 - ,is s ~ r sovS,
is o. consequence thaf tkci shosid ~ 9ttea.t
70 this notice ! md Y . heped they v!A ~
suffer the period e., fs,smitfns their -
counts 70 Be protrasted stena che soth ~
Of lima NEXT. 4: 81.
New Ysst, Nay 31.-sk
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,,,June7.
,IoCeph H. Vaudeville,


HIS JUST REcEIVED e FOR Sale,
20 bales OF Cotton.
10 hogsheads Sd and 4th proof good Wet
India Spirits.
20 do. Sugar, various qualities.
10 ticrces New Rice:
hogsheads Molasses.
do. Copperas.
co. Alum.
so barrels Whiskey and go barrels New.
e. England Rum.
20 chests Of Imperial, Young Hyson, and
Hyson'stm Teas.
Port, Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia Wines. y.
600 barrels of Herrings and Shad. wv.
50 barrels Herrinss, put up with partieu-
lar care and salt-petred. ...&.
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt, &c.
July 2. =
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Sebaltian Spring Tavern.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform the
i public that he has taken the, Tavern 1t
Se6astian Stirring, half way between Washing'
ton City and Alexandra, lately kePtby Mr..
A. Lindo, where he d prepared 70 sccom.
MEDIATE such a. may favor him him with their
custom IN style which he trusts will give
satisfaction. He IL furnished With the sess
Liqvors, and viii serIe up relishes, &c. 1t
the shortest notice.
John Austin.
ashy0. de-
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BALT1NoRE, May st.

latest ,fIsm Hapaana.
BY the ship New York, eap.zin G'eenhill,
arrived last evening, we have accounts from
HAVANA to the IL: h inst. through respect.
able mercantile house in this city. When
tn. New Yoik sailed American produce
was ruinously dull, particularly aour:---
Heavy shipments Of sugar and coase had
been made TO- London, Liverpool, &c.
which KEEP. up the prices Of these articles !;
produce and manufactures Of Old Spain had
risen very considerably !; Catalonia wine
from 50 to 100 dollars per pipe. The toll
lowing extract is from An intelligent gentle
man, dated .7
Havana, May 9. fs1o-The new 60.
vernnsnt Council of Rsgsney] was pro,
claimed and acknowledged, with great aud
general Joy, On the 27sh ulsimo. Ihe
Change was the more acceptable to the peo'
pie here, as their confidence had been
We akened in .he Supreme Juuta OF Seville
whose dispersion will have mfu'ed . new
sp,ri, oil patriotism and energy INTO the
loyal Spanish peopIs---they Will DC, "a
tis6ed 40 70 the views Of those whom taey
have entrusted. By caution 10 selecting ot
future uticers, the Americans may be pre-
served. l'ne change will, no doubt, favor
our commerce here, a. q reduction OF da'
,,,s aid tree trade may be expected De-
I'VE. n this island and all friends and neu'
uau. III speedily ~ new arrangements Can
b. Inaas"
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June l..
Wanted TO Hire,

Wa0teQ 20 fife, ~
An active BOY, between ~ and i63ears
Of age, to be employed as waiter He will
be taken; either by the month or ye6r To
one OF knowrgood character the highest Wa
ges will be given. Apply 70 the Printer.
MAY 81 Fiji. - j.. = cost
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l. O S r,
On Sunday evening lat

A Pearl Breatt Pin with a to-
pnz stone IN tho centre-,he head square and
Il long shank. The finder shall rec, I've Two
Do!a,. on leaving It with Mr.. Sns'Vd'n.
June 2. "
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To r E N T,

And immediate possession given,
p A very commodious Brick Dwell
ling and Warehouse, all in good order, si,u-
ated on King street, in the neighberhood Of
cocd water, and an excellent stand for bust
ness. also, three other Brick Dwellings on
the same street, one Of which has a good
warehouse for. d grocery sore and the si!ua-
alton equally good for business-the rents Of
Ill the above property will be made reason
able.
ANDREW Scholheld.