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mental and shall Continue to form
.be public code Of his Empires Can our
government want any stronger proof Of
sbe non-revoeatiou of the French DEGREES,
than their CAPTURE & BURNING, on the
high seas, the property ofeitizens OF the
United States, and The IMPREssMENr OF
their seameu? Or do they expect such
''s iasns r isn - will s. borne BY the
nation without murmur? Let it not be
said that We have TO reason for conf
plaint!!
We understand that it has already been
aliedsed in justification Of the emperor,
by his friends, that Cadi1 isblockaded,
70 such We would answer in his own Ian
..ua.,,c-.s that a place to be bloesadsd must
Sc iSrested By sea and land, 10Th sufficient
force 10 preusnt IN enemy entering" Was
this privatecs, lodging out OF st. Lucttr'
his blockading squadron
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FOR SALE

On the first day Of July next, will be offered
for sale, at the Coffee House, at IL o'clock
if not sold at private sale before that day
: "A three story Brick House
and Lot, corner of Prince and St. Asaph-
street-ra Lot of Ground with two story
Frame House and Stable, 90 feet on Wash
ington, a44 feet 10 inches on Duke, and 81
feet on Colambus-street to a ten feet alley
from Washington to Columbus-strset. Ten
per cent OF the purchase money to be PAID
in ninety days, the balance in two and three
years.
also,
Eleven Lots, two mics from Alexandria,
on the Colchester road, containing from TO
II acres. Ten per cent to be paid in CASH
the balance in one and' .wo years. Further
particulars will be made known at the time
of sale or on application to the subscribers,
who will shew the premises.
= John Korn,
Jacob Wisemlller.
June. so's
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that perfect submission, if not trahquiii-
~, prevails in that portion of the French
empire Whence THAT knowledge may
have been derived we are ignorant /; but
we repeat the assertion we made yester-
day, on bc:.er grounds, We believe, than
those on which the contradiction is found
ed, that iasurrectionary movements have
taken place in F'rance--though we shall
certainly hear nothinso them from the
French papers.
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Port of AIexandria.
ENTERED

ENTERED.
Schooner Citizen, Mills, Georgetown-.-to
finish loading for New-York.
Schooner Polly * Sally, Sicily, Baltimore
Dry-Goods * Groceries, for merchants of the
District.
Sloop Caty Maria, Storer, New-York-.-do.
& do. do.
Sloop Hunter, Peck, New-York---ballast to
the master.
Sloop Montezuma, Palmer, Norfolk SUI
gar, Tar s Rosin, toe. l. Catlcts & Newton
Keene.
The Schooner Eliza, Capt. BERRY, sailed
from Newly DIRK, on Sunday morning last, for
this place, full ofgoods, for merchants OF the
District.
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a week -or two hence. Mark the above
assertions
In addition to the above we are war.
ranted in asserting, that the President has
expressed wish for the speedy arrival of
Mr.. Foster-that he would be received
with the utmost cordiality---aDd that cer-
tain points pending between Great Britain
and the United States, which had been
insisted on, would, for the present, be
waved by our government, rather than
procrastnate the wished for understand
ing.
We can also state, and we do not appre-
bend contradiction, that there has been
no new orders given to the commanders of
our ships Of war, for the last IS months.
This looks well. We hope for and ex-
recta speedy verifeation Of the above in-
telligence.
Minister to France.-How must the A
merican reader admire the spirit Of the
administration in sending minister, at
this moment, to tender the olive branch of
peace and the cypress of humiliation to
the emperor of France? Look at the COM
mands and threats contained in the speech
of his majesty published in this evenings
paper and then at his majesty's expec-.
tations as declared in the extract ola let
erjust received from Paris, for the genu-
ineness of which 1 fear not to pledge my
self couple these with the circumstance
of the late rencounter with the English
sloop of war, followed by the presidents
unqualified appreciation, and the mission
of Barlow, and then say whether we are
under government of our own or under
the government and controul of the French
tyrant ~. 7. EUening Post.
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Ground Plaster.

Ground Plaster.
The subscribers have on hand and intend
keeping constant supply Of GRO UA D
AISTER OF Paris, which
they offer for sale.
John MPherson & Son.
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e. GLAZING.

T OLALlNC.
THE subscriber is prepared with 10 BY
u, by 10, and 7 BY 9 Window Glass, and
will execute Glazing with neatness and dis.
patch.
E. Gilman.
June %. d3t
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Recesyed and far Sale,
80 barrels Tar, Rosin and Turpentihs
Nv STORE,
100 bolts Russia and Ravens Duck first
and second quality
ton Sheathing Paper
100 kegs English White Lead, 70 los'
each
5000 lbs. Cork, for Seines, &c.
5000 bushels coarse and fine Salt
A quantity of Oars and Handspikss, Sper
maceti, Whale and Liver Oil, in uerces and
barrels.
Also,
An assortment of Ship Chandlery 4 Gre~
ceries.
c.. Coleman,
Cameroa-sfreet wharf.
JuIeil d3t
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
LADIES BEAVER BONNETS
Gould & Webffer.

A 4 their fare oppo6te Maine Bank, have
: juR received an ahortment Of BEAVER
BONNETS,o of the newell fathion, Of all Gees,
and very nice; which will be afforded az
very resfonabls price.
Ais-a complete aIorsment Of Military
Hats, all prices.
FIRST SECOND & THIRD quality Hats
from 'bs Portland Hat Futsory.-DRAB HATS,
large and tmall brins
Patent Six Wafer Proof Hats.
Hats from the Bottom Factory, various
fyes
Felt Hats, all kinds, Manufactured by the
above firm, for fale a their Shop ID Fose itrest
and their fore in Exchange ftrect.
Tie above may he had a; uholefale or re-
tail, and will be warranted TO be E4tiIEaGtory
tothe purchaler.
-. Cab given for ali kinds ofIiat;ins and
fhpping Eurs. Nozs0.61 4. al
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
C ADVERTISEMENT

THE following ablfra6 of letter from Dr.
William Todd to w. L. Conway, evinces
the hyperion efficacy and utility of DR.. Relies
Botanical Drops" Your Botanical Drops are
4 mott excellent and certain cure for all cuta-
neous eruptions" Saco, April 5, l9il.-
Among the many cures lately performed by
thefe drops the following may not be uninter-
efting-A lady Of Watertown was lie years
afflicted with erupttons and lcabs all over the
head, face, behind the ears and various parts
of the body, attended with moi toImenting
itchings, burnings and biOtches, and which
rendered her 10 unpealaut 10 herleif that ihe
Tefuled company for ieveral raonths-In this
truly deplorable fate lhe was prevailed on TO
try DR.. Relies Botanical Drops, when 10 tke
ailoniihment Of herlelf and family ihe was
cured by taking bottles. "A boy near Han
over was covered with bies and ulcers fever
al Of which had eat down to the ribs, attend
ed with itchings, burnings and blotches, was
cured by taking bottles. A carpenter near
Boiton had his arms covered with biIes, aud
no LET'S than 4S on one arm, Tome "a big a. a
pigeons egg, was cured by bottles. ~ TIE
rrboie IF f6s abSvs zvys eonfisrsi irsErabis p
Theie drops are radical cure for iait rheum,
leproly, fcrofula, fcurvy, eruplions, pinpIed
tacss, venereal taints, when mercury has fail
ell, all impurities Of the blood and juices, are
the oeif ipring and autumnal phyhc, and may
De gwen 20 childrea with perfect fafetY,
price : dollar. ~ Mons are essviss Eulef EgneS
! Conway Be particular! Prepared and
told whoIeiale by the fole proprietor, w r
conway, No 8, fremont areei, Bolton, and
retail by Mr.. Stephen Pausn, Bookseller,
Portland; Babfon, Wifcahet DR.. Ellis, Au-
guita' 0oodale, Hallowell; Wm Sewall, Poit.
once Bruniwick; Todd, saco Capt. Fro(s,
hennebunk; Tappan, Portimouth /; Thomas
ana WniPpie, Newburyport, and at mott
Druggtits and Booksellers of refpeaabiliry
thfougnout the U. 5. where may be had Dr..
H"nft'' celebrated Pill, E.is7iag Po-vdt,. and
Gs'Hff' Tor venereal complains; Dr.. Riff
hrssaaf's FtS'ais Pill, for obltruaions, and
which are equally conducive 10 the health Of
married ladies snisi r,bsn pregnant, at which
time they nult nor be taken, price dollars
Or. Js6S. es,eb~atei Lizipsat for rheumati(m
oruiles' iPra'ns, nifhei. in the joints, &C. the
relief 70 immediate, aud cure frequently in "a
hours BriIiih Antifeptic Denufrice, which
not only renders black teeth white but com
municates 10 The guns healts and the breath
oelic-'e i"SetnelA Nov. Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
or CONVIVIALITY II

A 4 this fealon Of the year. when mon fam
: lilies are more or lels engaged il convivi
sity ContDayI Lez05 SyHp, will be found
convenient auxilizry-One bottle, price
d. 1850, Of this delicious compound will
make 3 or gallons Of excellent Punch or
lemonade 10 an infant without the lean
trouble equal - Sav', to tbe fne6 ltaons. there.
by obvI4ting the unpieafant bulfle attending
frch parties--it will be found extremely con'
venient 10 tavern keepers, captains Of fhips
a. Il will keep good IN all climates aud Far
2ny length Of time-Prepared u fold whole.
fale by the fole proprietor, W I Conway, No
3, fremont freet, Bottom, and retail BY Mr..
Stephen Pattsn, Bookseller, YJrtIand Dab
fon, WIicadet Goodale. Hallowell /; DIR ElIi,,
Auguitai W. Sewall, Poii Office, Bruniwick !;
Todd, Saco Capt. Iron, Kennebunk Tap
pan, Portlmouth; Thomas and Whippie,
Fewburyport, and molt Druggists and Book
iellers Of re(pecfability throughout the U S.
~ None arc gtasiHe Hnisss Ggasd w 4 Con-
way-be Po'tisSiay. (swl Nsv Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
MARCUS QUINCY

INFORMS his friends and the public, thaths
has taken the building belonging toMr.
John Woodmzn, next 10 MIR Baley's BARRIERS
fhoP. head of Portland Pier, For1fstH, where
he offers for faIe, general afortment Of
Dry and Ground Painf5, . Oil,
raw, or BOLD, with efficient quantity oE
drying TO render i fl and proper to be ufed
for niide Of houles, floors, cabins Of veEeIs, &c
4 may be relies on as good and luch a. will
dry quick Likewife paint b; Eihes, Clafs, S5e.
AZ thefubfcriber expects 10 fpend a coa6der-
able part Of bis time in the fhop he will be ..
bic 20 accommodate thoie perlons thar nay
want zach painting as chairs. chests, tables.
mahogany colours, or any others as may bese
iuit the employer. He will continue the paint-
ing buhnefs a. formerly.
lie requests ihole who may have zcrouatE
oPsn, either 10 favour or against him, to exhS-
Bit the fame for iettIement or Cath.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
Portland Library.

NoricEn hereby given that fhavc No 8.
- and No 10 in the Portland Library will
be fold at Public Auction, on the I'd day Of De-
ccmber next, at s O'Clock P NJ at the office Of
he fuhfcriber ia Exchange lfreet, purluant 10
the 18th Article Of the Bye Laws.
OLIVER BRAY, L;5,sriss.
II any perfon has in polefIion either Of the
following Books. Belonging TO faid Library,
they are requefted to return the iaRe to the
Librarian, VIZ.
Efay on Slavery
Pomphret's Poems
History Of the Revolution in france
Harrss' Tour to N w Territory
Burke On the Sublime and Beautiful
General view of the Doctrines Of Christiani-
~
World Dfplayed, 6 b vol
Edgworth on Education ut vol
MordaunIs Speeches Sd vol
Beauties Of Spectator Sd vx
BARS Lectures Ist vol NsV 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02

THE tNo ifory Houe nert zllrye I'LL Ill
Houfe, bottom Of FEEDER Az llree,. arrr-,
mcdated with fsitable Out Hnules. ~, II,
gether with the land On which II is,Gtu,,,s
AI5--A let of Land containing IN m.
Gtualed in 81 oad- Cove, on Mooie llapd M
two Dwelling Houles, Fiji Flakes, To-. IN,
on--very excellent iland for carrying on II I.
Fifth and Platter trlinefs Part If fa;d !
il under good Improvement and the rem.-,l
der well wooded with MATS fpsr.. O.. ~,
handy 70 the fhore.
Ags--A Store fitusted on Jeremiah Pu-
gins Wharf. in Esltport noft conyenisr,
land for bu6nels in the place. The who. !.
a part Of faid properly will be fold On M,
credit for good endorled notes, "a term.
highly advantageous 70 The purchafer-Fo,
particulars apply 20
Ihcophilus Slower.
Pertains, Nov rs (tE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
EPLOOk All THIS

THE subscriber would respectfully give
notice, that he has opened shop, at the
Corner Of IsSrahan and Fore-Streets, PoRr-
LAND, near Tickets Ship Yard where ne
has for sale, genuine IMediciRes u Groceries,
&c. at the usual town prices. The sick, as
usual, will be attended in person, at any
part Of the town, and at any hour in the 81,
extraordinaries excepted Physicians Pre-
scriptions carefully put W and families,
generally, supplied with every needful ar
ticle il the Medical line-where Country
Friends are invited 10 csll.--Pecple inhsb-
Ting the opposite side of the River, in
Cape Elizabeth, who may need q Physician
from town, or any artiu1e of Medicine, may
be assured of every attention. paid them,
by calling on the subscriber, who may be
Sound IL the above stand, or at his usual
place Of abode, bottom OF Sp,rig Street.
JOSHUA LEAVITT,
Nov. lS. Prdct'r. Of Physic.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
8 10000 the Highest Prize !

y ZU,UOC tRc fftyHcSt TTF-c
harvard College Lottery commences draw.
ing on the ooh inst--Prizes are
l Of 6 10000
2 Of $4,000
Z Of S 1000
Z Of s 500, besides host Of 100, SO,
%, s 10, &C &C
Tickets and Quarters in the above may
he had at S. PATTERNS Lottery Office,
Exchange street
n. Bit has been remarked that the
Goddess Fortune in the distribution of her
favors IN this LOTTERY, has discovered more
Just Discrimination than ever known before
that she has been influenced BY no polite
al partislities--she acknowledges the claims
If all without distinction, and conters her
s4vors accordingly: for example, 3 1000
Prize in the Sd Class was drawn by a wor-
lay Federalist, and in the 5th s 1000 prize
As given TO - respectable young men,
WAC were worthy democrats. She has no
regard for sex I. four young Ladies have
drawn prize Of 8 900 These prizes Spere
sold 81 5. PATTEE. Nov IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

United Slater n hzsries,l
D5s,i7 Of Maine, G
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following
~ libels are fled IN the Diltri9 Court of
Maine-viz againfi the cargo of the fchr DOs-
~, con6(ting Of one hundred aud ten tons Of
Plaifter Of Paris, of which vefelI one Ammi
Greedy was matter; feized by Ilaac Ilney,
Efq Collector of the Diltrid of Portland and
Falmouth
Aho, sgainfi the Cargo OF the brig Lydia,
eoneliing Of one hundred and Fifty tons Of
Platter Of Paris, of which veIel one Lemuel
Sawyer was mater feiSed by the above
named Collector.
Al,o, against the Cargo OF the fchoouer
Rspslator, OEias Blanchard, master, consisting
Of about 50 tons Of Plaster OF Paris, landed
on Jofeph Sturdivsnt's Wharf, III Northyar-
mouth; iei5ed by the above named CoHettor.
AisO, sgains, the Cargo Of the ichooner
6aAy, Of Passport, William Shackford, master,
coniisting OF about so tons of Plaster Of Paris
snded on Jofsph Sturdivant's Wharf IN
Eorthyzrmouth feized by the above named
Coheaor
-dllo, the Cargo Of the fcaooner Sally, Of
Newburyport, John Hancock, master, con-
listing Of about 100 tons Of Plaster Of Paris,
landed on Creeiy Sturdiv2nt's Wharf, IN
Northyarnoalh; f,ized BY the above named
Collector
dLs, the Cargo OF the loop Efs'Sa', DasgJ-
~. SamueI Fifller, master, con6Iting Of So
sons Of Plaster Of Paris, landed on Federal
Wharf in NorthyarmouIh feized by the
above named Collector
Aiso, the Cargo Of the coop Falmouth Of
Salem, Jofeph Chandler master, consisting
Of % tons Of Plaster Of Paris, landed on 10
Feph Drinkwatel 5 wharf in Northyarmouth /;
fe,zeG hy the ABOVE named Collector
die, against one hundred and twenty tons
Of Plaster of Paris, feized by Johah Hook
Ff1. CHettor OF distri9 Of Penoblcot- al Of
which feizrres were as aHedged for breaches
of the Law. az the United States That a
hearing apd triAI VIII tie had thereon at Port
land II fad Distria Of Maine Oh he first
Tuefdav Of December next, when aGd where
snv perions interested 70 any Of Tad articles
may anpear and ihew caate i any can be
Elewn wherefore the fame hou!d not Dc
deemed forfeited and di!poied o. accordinsto
law. Il @ THORNTON, Ma: sII II Mime.
DJ.ss at p5riEIaS Ne IS, 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
BIBLE WAREHOUSE.

JUST received by A. LYMAN & Co.
Ar TIE SIGN Of THE BJBLE, Exchange
street, q large collection Of Carey's quafio
BIBLES, making, in addition 70 those be.
fore on hand, an extensive and complete
assortment, from 8 $3.50 to S 12"50.-
Also, WoOdwsrd's PocKET BIBLE and
Pocket TEsTAMENT Ut different prices.
Octave and School Bibles. VILLAGE
HARMONY, l0-h edition Northern Har-
monJ Columbian Harmony, &c. &c. Far
mer's and Clergy mans Almanac tor 1872.
They also keep constantly On hand gener-
al assortment Of Books and Stationary
Account Books Of various sizes and prices.
Social Libraries can be furnished on the
best terms Printing and 3ook-binding IN
81 its branches executed with correctness
and dispatch. Nsv. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
+. GREELY.

Has jov sa!e, al No j, Lozg Wharf
100 chefs sopchong Tea
90 do Hyion Skin
10 ba e. Cotron-Io,O0O wt. Coffee
hhds. Rum--2oo quintals Fiji
500 bores Herring
200 boxes Soap
40 pieces Rufiia Sheeting
400 bbls. Mels, Cargo No. 1, & 5 Beef
$50 bbls. Pork-2oo hhds Salt
20 boxes Chocolate
COPDAGE, &c. Nsv. IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
Thomas NelGoR's Ehate.

Il HE Heirs of Thomas Mellon, late of
Harplwsl, "a the county Of Cumberland
mariner, decssied, are hereby notified that
Matthew Martin has applied to me for a
Letter Of Naturalization on the EAate Of
laid deceaied and that | fhalI eonlider his
application at Court of Probate TO be hoI-
den at The office Of John Frothinghans, Efq.
IN Portland, on the lscond Wednesday Of De
eenber next, az ten o'clock in the forenoon,
when aud where the laid heirs or any con-
cerned may be prelert and heard thereon.
D-fsf 90 Portland. No7 IS, 1871
SIM FREEMAN. TuJc. az ,,;J Cur,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
JOHN FOX

Has for SAFE, at Nos A & ) Soush side Ltg Whf.
AN assortment Of Youle's patent CAM
BOOSES, combining all the advantages OF
the EngIish patent Camboose, and at much
less PRICE Philadelphia do. different sizes
"A great variety OF the 10 plate, Circular,
franklin and Box STOVlS.
ip-Chandlery and Cordage,
rs usasl--at fair prices and on liberal credit.
Nov Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
CroWell Hatch

NFORMES bis friends and the public, that
ne has removed from his late land in Ex-
change itreet, and taken the hop IaleIy occu-
ped by Mr.. Joleph Mansfield, nearly oppo
Gte the Portland Bank--where he coatinues
TO execute the
Tailoring BnGnsG,
with fidelity and dilpatch. OaI4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
JAMES Cl4ADBOURN.

d AAA'A@@0 N44LA) - AAAFc
u ESPECTFUILY informs his friends and
= former Cullomers, that he has recon-
menced bu1nefs at the new Brick Store, head
of Union itreet ere6hed on the fpot where the
fore of J. Chadbourn, & Co, destroyed by
nrsl formerly food, where he offers whole
faie and retail, u general afortment Of
Wef-India Goods and Groceries.
among which ars:-Rum, Brandy and Gin Of
different qualities-Madeira, Lifbon, Sherry,
Vidonia, Port and Malaga Wines--Loaf and
brown Sugar-Lump do--Hyfon, Hyonl1in
and Souchong Teas-Fiour and Candles Rice
Raifns; Figs; Prunes; Corn Brooms; Sleeves !;
Tobacco Stone Jugs, Sperm Oil Houfe Se'
Hearth 3ruihes; Mats Bacon; Cloves;
Mace; Cinnamon; Ginger; Pepper Mutt
tard; Oatmeal; Nutmegs; Windfor and Bar
Soap; Wafh Balls; Table Salt; Malt Pow
der and Shot; Salt Petre; Brirnffone; Al
lum and CoPperas; Redwood and Logwood !;
Vinegar; No, and Chocolate Baberry
Tallow; Bees Wax Starch; Pearl Barley.
Iorden Almonds; Nuts Of various kinds o.
i've Oil; Salt Fiji, &c &c &c
~ The above are past of good afTort-
ment of Goods which he Offers for fale on a.
Reasonable terms az articles Of the like quality
can be purchafed ellewhere.
Portland, AsgaF IL, ISL tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
TAHEN Up ADRLET

ONtEe Isl inst detVren Pe1nroy's rock and
Hog LsIaad Ledge, zphe,ry bull BOAT, a.
6opt 10 fer IN le5A-Ihe Gunner mar haze
her G8Gm BY ProviHS Properly and paying char
Ses-A4pE.o IRA BR1DFORD.
Nov IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
GEORGE CLARK,

INFORMS the public lha' be continues TO
: carry on the
Cabinet Making Bgfnef,
at his ihop, head of Exchange street, nearly
oppoGte Mr.. Robert Boyas ltore- where be
has conltantly for fale variety Of FURNI-
71URE, made Of good materials and in faith
full and fashionable manner, on realonable
terms
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
A quantity of feafoned Birch JoICB and
BoARDS-to pay 10 Furniture or Cath #
offered (oon O5sber Ia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02

III AVE juf received general afToriment OF
: China, GAaG e Crockeyy Wars,
among which 10 the folIowins--vis.
CHM.
burnIih'c and common gilt, pencil'd, psin-
ted and enamel'd Teaiets-printed, pencil'd.
painted and enamel'd Cups and Saucers---
printed Plates all 6zes-printed Cufards--
Coffee Bowls and Szucers--Cake Plates.
Glass.
Cut Difhes and Plares-Patres--cut.e en-.
graved, futed and plain Tumblers-cut and
plain Wines Peppers Multards-
Cruets- jugs--cut, engraved, futed and plain
Decanters-Mugs-Cream Pitchers--Sugar
bowls-Jelly Glafes--Geblets- CARROTS, SC.
PRINTED WARE.
Plates, Diihss and Bakers, all hzes-prin-
ted Coffee Bowls & Saucers---do. Teaiets-
Teapots-Sugars and Creams--cover'd ID
Pickle StandH--Cheefe -Jugs-Cravy
Diihes = Fin Drainers--foup and fauce Tur-
eens-CofFee & Tea -Cbambers-Rwers
and Bsions, t5s.
Edg'd, enameI'd u cream c1I'd Ware.
Edgd and cream cold Difles and Plates,
all ilzes--do do. Bakers Tweens, Naples,
Butter Boats-enameld and printed Tealcts--
tea and coffee Cups and Saucers-Sugars and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Teapots- Hand balons--black glazed Tea
pots, Ge. U'e.
Blue printed and red and brown lind Din
ms Sets.--AS, an aforment Of JAPANEEp
WAR; few afortes Crates.
- Ware repasked az the fhortea notice,
for town or country, on Moderate terms.
Portland, Nov. IL. (6wl