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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02


70 the Patrons Of The Arts.
James Biihop,
y ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladie, and
~ Gentlemen Of Portland and it's vicinity
that he has opened an elegant MUSEUM Of
Wax WORK,
at Mr.. Folfom's Hall, ia Middle. ftreet--The
following claim particular notice viz.
"A new and beautiful contributed
ORGAN
playing great variety Of mu6c, accompanied
by the fifteen filier States, performing upon
chime of bells. Striking LikeneGes of
Ferdinand 9TH, his Wife, and
Charles 9TH, in the prefence Of
Napoleon,
from an exact original drawing taken az
Bayonne in France
His Royal Highnefs Frederick,
Duke Of York, paying his addre[s to
Mrs Mary Ann Clark,
Pronounced by gentlemen from Locdon to be
SA1NhShh hAGhSASo Va bhb1N hOAe0 RCiAChdkGs
The late celebrated Madam Kacam-
Ter.
Of Paris reprefentea aleep, with her lovely
child playing at her fide,
Abellino, or the Great Bandit,
IN preience of the Dake of Venice and his
ccunfellors--The Duke fupports his daughter,
who faints at the fight Of Abellino, to whom
The 10 betrothed in marriage under the name Of
Fodoardo; one councillor attempts TO fly
from Abellino, who fhe accufes him Of trea.
son while friendly councillor ailfs the
Duke and his daughter.
The Vicar of Wakefield,
Refcuing his daughter Olivia, from the hand.
Of sruel LandIsdy.
The Execution Of Miantonimoh,
Chief of the Narsganfet Indians, who wa, "a
ken prifoner in battle with Uacas, Chief of
Michigan and friend of the Englifh, Condemn
ed By the General Court Of Connecticut to iuf.
fer death, for repeated and barbarous muir
ders the Engifh and Mohegans. On the
way to the place of Execution, Uncss killed
Miantonimoh by Uplifting his head with
Ratchet -Uncas cutting piece from his
fhould.tr ate il, and with iavage triumph, de-
clared il was fwseter than Eugliihmen's meat.
A hkcneis Of the Welcome Receiver
wko keeps the Muleum,
The abo1s c0lEef7i0n Of figures rvere
executed BY the ingenious artJf r.
Moulthrop, andhave been declared BY
PeJed ConnoiDcErs to Be mte,isr TO any
eUey before exhibited ia tie III. St1tel.
The Myjstm wiN be open eOery day,
( Sunday excepted fran 9 in the naarn-
ing till 9 IN the eOening, and rUN be re-
sJ9ved fran this place }b9rty.
Touch nor, handle not;
But look with all the eyes you've got.
O. 1bgIe 7vbO 7Uj6 to vie1U this ne1U
and ingeniouf cogfraffsd ORGAN, and
ths above collection 7UiU pleaje 10 M
pyOve The presHt opportunity.
Admittance IS cents Children half price
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02

TO hire Girl who is capable and
faithful in doing House.work, such an
one viii receive good wages.
Apply to the Printer. Mon. l8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
Bray6 Chemical Liquid Black
ing !!

t6
DREPARED and fold wholelale by the fole
proprietor w Il Conway, Chemif. No
s, fremont ftreet, Bolton, and fold in glals
quart bottles, price doiiar--is warranted
equal if not hyperion 70 any competition for
fimilar purpofe il noe only Inftanty com
municates a Jet black varniih, equal to the
mon brilliant gaPsnn, Sat at the tame time
imparts by its ely essP3ssioa an increaled du-
rzbiity TO the leather, which renders an ar.
ticle worthy the notice of moft individuals
Sold by appointment by Mr. $ Patten, Book
feler, Portland Bab(on, Wilcahet GoodaIe,
HaIIowell; DR. Ellis, Augu(ta Vim. Sewall,
Poft Office, Brunlwick Todd. Saco Capt,
Frof. Kennebuak; Tappan, Portfnouth
Thomas and WhiPple, NewburyPort, and
moi Druggias and Booksellers of reipectahi-
Try throughout the s. ~ None are GEM
! : sHis,f jEg.e5' w T Conway'-Ss Particular.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02

0eHFl/IE WLHUD0T DJLIQHg HILfs
THE good effects Of th9fe Pills are TOO well
known 70 need recommendation. The7
were the hrit Pills ever patented in Anerics,
sEd their peculiar effects on the prevailing
dlieaies 10 the United States and the Wei III,
dies ioon gave them the celebrity which Their
Inuiniic virtues merited and the incaIculabls
demand for thsie Pills, which has been ana
y daily increa6ng, ID convincing proof o.
their ialutary effects.
The public are requeRed to enquire for
Lees Wi1dLs~ Bilious Pills, and 70 take par
tIcuiar notice that each box will he accom-
panied With . bill Of directions Egus5 SonA5
Lee jH" - bf' ezUH band rvritisg, without which
hgnatHre none will be genuine. This cautiO6
ihould be attended to a. there are ia circulz-
ton ipurIous and counterfeit Pills bearing Tie
above name.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
CORN & FLOUR,
FOR sale by THOS. MERRILL JR.
NO. 9. Union JYha'E
Non. I8
TAILORING BUSINESS.

TAILORING BUSINESS.
THE subscrihers inform the puDhc that
they have formed connection in business
ander The firm ct
Knox & Gookin,
and have taken The shop in Mtddle-street,
formerly occupied BY EscN. KNOX, oppo
site William Gorham's Store, where all
commands in the line OF their profession
will be received with gratitude and exceed
ted N the most fashionable manner, with
6delty and dispatch
EBEN. KNOX,
Nov Is SAMUEL GOOKIE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02

Ca61es, Cordage and Boitrope,
M ANuEACTuRED from the fra quality
- OF clean Hemp, and for iale by A. CHE.
YER, az No: 2, Long Wharf, or At the New
RoFe Walk, bS Deering's bridge July %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
. Pills may be had Of
John COE.

$50 - hcA III
JOHN COE,
af 40. 4, E<cEazg1 J4rfa,
Who has been appointed WhoIelale Ven1er
tor the Df'ia IF Maine, with whom will be
conitaatly dePoGred large fupply Of faid
Pills, where Druggifts, Traders, &c. nav Ivy
iuPPlied az the fame price az of the Patentee
Retail price 50 cents per box, with vsrv
liberal dra'aat to tAofe who Furchafe 70 lcI
again.
AZ the fame place may be had
fb0mpJop's celebrated Eye-Wafey.
4 fate and ipeedy cure for sore Eyes--nans-
rous certificates might be produced " tEs
wonderful effects Of this Eve Water, and %
ianguine IS the proprietor that il will sGed
cure N every inltance where II u applied a..
cording 20 the directions, that he has author
lied his agents 70 return the money II Thr
Eye Water fhonld fail to perform wbat !,
f..z.ii'i--Price rs cents per bottle.
Cooleyt Vfgetabk Elixir, ~ C5gg5
Drops,
For Coughs, Colds, Animate Complaints
&C, &e'--Priee rs csnts per bottle.
Wbeat0n's * Razg/5n's Oiafmentt.
Being fate and eificacious remedies for the
lteh and other humours Of the fkiu--price 80
cents per box
W6eafonF Jaundjce Bittert,
me iuccetsfal effects Of which have been =.
Perieaced 10 correcting and carrying OF
1A1nolcy and Bilious matter from the ltoE
ach q bowels, and at the fame lime ltreDgtk'
ening the itcmach, increzGng the appetite
sna removing the Gnkiug, faint, dlitrefsd
lethng and feePy, dull heavinels, 70 diia-
s'eeao'e 10 DC borne reftorng ALTO, llrength
y inc weak and trembling limbs, removing
the ysno"neis Of countenance, Se. tSt--
price ~ cents per boz
Also--A general afortment Of Frefh
DkUGS e MEDICINES,
OF z gennIne quality kept conitant'y for lale
Niedicine Chefs Of different Gzes always
q hand' and old ones repaired AZ tie hort-
= ireth fupply Of LorillarI's ben e.
vouFco "Iacca6oy SNUFF; aud foe cut To-
D40'o' on h.r l4, IStIs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
ENOIICE I

ALL persons indebted u the firm ~
Toseph Cross, Jun. A. store No 5, Middle.
street, arc called upon 10 make mned,,a
payment 20 Leonard y X. H Cross, who WI
authorised 70 adjust he ssme--those p.r.
sons whose notes and &C counts have btpn
due more than three months, If not 20
within thirty da,s, viii be left wiz Nv
Attorney for collection
II. q a H. CROSS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02
W4NTED

A HOUSE, in convenient part Of the town,
II for which the rent will De punctuaiIy
-sid--IaqDire az the Printer. Nov IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-12-02

70, go DcAar5 /! n I!
WHO WANTS MONEY
Harvard C2Arge Lsttery-6tb CGG.
ISAAC ADAMS,
A T his Book tore. No ?, Exchange Greet
a has for fate TICKETS, QUARTERS
and EIGHTHo ia the above Lottery. which
will commente drawing 10 few days
Ifhe Ssheme Ct this Lottery IS very favor
ahIe,for adventuTers, containing the following
PRICES
! Of 10000 Dollars
A of 2 900 do
Of 1000 doil4rs and 900 tickets AMI all
they draw
Of 600 dollars
4 of 500 do
of 100 tickets and all they draw
of SO do do do do
80 of 100 dollars
80 of SO ditto
100 Of 20 ditto
$50 Of 10 ditto
65O5 Of Sitto
900 Tckets--Not tIvo Blanks to a
Prize.
ALI TICKETS YREE YRoM DEDUCTION
~ Prize Tickets IN DixVae R0si Lsf's,y
taken IN payment for tickets.
NsD Is Aa -
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Shceck r. 5c eoa,;z1ed.}
CHARLESTON, Nav ].

The U. States snip Uasr, c..pt.'n 'c'"'
arrived yesterday from cruise to lie s''!".
ward. IN the lsth u;t. Of ~. MAly s. sn
fell iii will, tie r. States GE.l-E.s!, NC. 's'
commanded by Mr. GnAysoH, WHO CAV, :,
following account Of nael.nchGiv .c''''"
which had /. fallen hin the day before -,
On the i4til. about two r. n. sail ".,
DESCRIBED to wink wgst,--.at 5 she hoie ~; CO.
proved 10 be Il AIMED schooner una.f -
giish colours. SIR. 6; Immediately CIR
his boat for acticn---at the schoo,n.' .'''
10 win,aald Of lln, AID IN. Il pIt'i'-', -.
tack to the eastward, as lac hid !a5ESE'fi q
very considerable ground s"ti!'-.''t,' ~
the act OF staying, the boat gave !. .,..l,.
piunge,& hishow gun, 81 poalla.r' .s s.,s,,
way. Mr.G. Immediately ransof sad va 1.,cr
verythihg that pr=scncdiseIi.c his q oas.
ed.e be repiete with d..ti. s. herso! Its ,s..
net lay dead, with his Mead mashed sac - .s
one Of his bcs. ha.sds sscoa tEats.
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K. Gays LzS1 % I771eS
IN The
Potomac and shenandoah Navl.

gallon LOTTERY.
FIRST DAYS DRAINING
No. IS a.. f ST .irawn number. entitled
a prize of eco dollars
No. 1899, 70 dollars.
Numbers 1926, and 1898, prizes OF
each loo dollars
No 6,Se7 so doilsrs.
Numbers 2Oo7, 7oI6, and ~ l69, prizcs
each Of 30 dollars
50 przes Of IL dollars, and lo6 OF 10 dol
lars e,ch
Gain OF the wheel this dav, 1850 dollars
Psssen, price of tickets ten dollars ffy
c.ats: and may be expected to aavan to
FLsrEw previous 10 the next days draw
ing.
Cash. or warranted unlrayn tickets, ex
CHANGED for cash prizes.
a correct check book kept for the eXami-
nation OF Il ke,s, and every iaiorm ton re-
speeding toe lottery given gratis, at the SUI
,seri5er's Bookstore opposite me Washington
tavern, King-street. IeSan5ria.
Next days drawing on Taesaay ltth IN
slant
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FINE. I should be obliged to 30 to Besah-
.on another depot, to which prisoners in
~ situation are carried daily, three hun
Nod at time. was examined by an
EagIish interpreter, who asked me what
was. though the gems d'armes had papers
CONCERNING me. / told him ! was an un-
fortunate American, and repeated the cir
sumstances of my capture and subsequent
treatment. He told me Americans were
need 10 such treatment in this country
This was allthe consolation got.
September 18th. was taken out and
asked if would go on board priyateer.
I refused. They told me must then pre-
mare 10 march to Besancon. 500 miles
fcom Arras in the interior Of the country.
Through the whole term Of mr. captivity
Ihad never eaten to the satisfaction ofmy
hunger, never tasted meat, never chang
ed an article OF my cloathiaS. L toia
them was totally unable to walk three
miles; they said ii was not their fault: L
must make myself able to walk three hun
dred. So after every effort l was reduced.
unwillingIy enough. God knows, to enlist
for Drivateer lying at Calais.
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For the .iIerandria GaSeite.
OUR NAVY.

DURING the administration of gen. Wash
ington, our navy WIS., established and set on
such footing, that if it could not then COM
nand respect, 1t was at least In readiness Tor
some future day when there might be call
for its services. During the four years that
Mr.. Adams filled the presidential chair, it
was rapidly advancing to that state OF perfec-
ton which was to enable it to protect our
coasts and cause our flag to be respected. Al
ready had our officers and men acquired
fame for their skill and valor, which was rare
ly to be found in infant institutions of the kind.
Owing to this, and resolute firmness in the
s5inet to preserve our honor and respect
ourselves, our merchants sailed to every quar-
ter of the globe in safety, and the duties on
t cir imports was more than compensation
for the protection our little fleet afforded
them.
But, alas how different is the case now
No sooner had the present set of political
cennoisseurs wriggled themselves into Office,
than they appeared to be actuated by the same
spirit that of old induced the locusts of Egypt
to destroy all before them. Their first care
was to anatomize our navy, for fear it might
have the effect which their political prophet
predicted, of |" causing many poor families to
go 70 bed supperless." But has this reduc-
ton of our national strength altered their si-
tuation one whit for the better Ipresume
rot. The injury, insults and oppression
which the want Of it has brought on our COM
merce, goes equally as hard with the poor
class Of the people as with the rich. The de-
feRceless state in which our coast is left is
really pitiable. Guarded only by a few rotten
.risates and a swarm Of contemplate gun
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: THURSDAY MORNING, July %.


would seem that proofs are in readiness, and
will probably Of brought forward, of Robert
Smiths intriguing for the Presidency while
Secretary Of State. Mr.. S. expressly declares
in his pamphlet, that he was concerned in no
intrigue during that fleriod sort of admis-
sion, by the way, that he might have been
since. 1t is the fear OF this, possibly, that "a
larms his quondam friends!
The Intelligencer says that Mr.. Smiths
book excited comparatively little feeling ;
and that little Che adds is fast resolving itself
into perfect Indifference" This assertion
comes with an i'll grace from a paper which
has been occupied with Smiths disclosures
for so long a time and indeed Mr.. S. makes
a conspicuous figure il the very paper which
contains the declaration The following pub
LEGATION will serve to shew how fast" Mr..
Smiths book is &c resolving into heyect in
difference" We agree that it needs no COM
nent every man can Iaske his own at lei
From, the National Istcligencer.
We have received the following Com
munication, from gentleman whose Off
eial situation as Clerk in the Depart
ment of State entities his information to
the serious attention ofour readers. Com
ment is needless.
The address of Robert Smith, Esq. to
the people of the United States, has pla-
ced me in situation where silence would
give sanction to imposture. My rela-
tive ofseial position with regard to the
late Secretary of State. may have impress
ssdthe public mind with ideas CT the graz
itude which may be supposed to owe
him and, certainly, there has been nc
period oftime atwhich / have not ondea-.
vored 10 respect him. 1t is Cor the world
to decide how far personal motive ought
to weigh against the performance Of an
act of public justice: But it appears to
ME that no obligation of friendship impo-
ses the duty of coneeaiment on one party,
when the other has perverted facts, and
employed that peryersion for an impro-
per purpose. Without pretending to sa-
tisfy t.e seruples fmen who have hatreds
&c crafty or views Of ambition to accom-
ciish. I must call the attention of my fel-
low citizens to this simple truth. that it
has been the voluntary act Of MIR. Smith
himself, that he has placed me in dl-
lemma which compeis me to speak, or to
be faithless TO the government which |
have sworn to support. It's to me,
can assure him, the most painful OF all
tasks; aud in executing it with every
possible tenderness. do it with a re,uc-
lance that gives pang TO my heart.
declare, then, to the American peo-
pie. that the letter Inserted at page II OF
the pamphlet Of Mr.. Smith, addressed to
Gen. John Armstrong. and the letter III
serted at page 2s of the same pamphlet,
addressed to Gen. Turreau, WE'RE
WRITTEN BY MYSELF. with the
exception Of one paragraph in the latter,
Which Ihave understood was WRITTEN
81 Ma. MADISON; that they are.
without any particular dietation from Mr..
Snnth. the production Of my pen; that
uie motives and the views connected with
'ne letter to Gen. Tarreau, coneomitantly
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on all the stores at Lmbufg, duchy Of,
Nassau, in which were cloths and other
stuffs and on the same day continued n.
cid search for goods Of English manufac-
ture. At Leipsic the royal commissary
pursues the greatest rightly in search for
goods of English manufacture or colonial
growth which have arrived there with
false certificates Of origin, all Of which
when discovered is confiscated.
Accounts from Berlin of May Fl, state
that the fortress of Pillau is fortifying
with the greatest activity. The fabrica.
ton of sugar, syrup and vinegar from
bects is about to be introducedinto Siberia.
A French courierfrom st. Petersburg for
Paris passed through Frankfort on tho
stst May. Bonaparte issued q decree
from Caen on the 25th May, fixing the
prices of the bulletins of the laws to SUBJ
scribers, &c. An article dated Salaman-
ca, May IS, states that marshal NIarmont.
the Duke Of Ragusa. took the comyxnd
in chief of the army Of Portugal On the
nth May. 5000 Spanish troops arrived
OF Verona on the 18th May and fBmain
there in garrison.-Baltimore Wig.
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of deed of trust from Will.
AM WILSON the subsc riber, to secure tho
payment Of sum OF money to the Bank
of Alexandria, will be exposed to sale for
ready money, on THURSDAY the 2ad day
of August, upon their respective premises,
several valuable PIECES Of GROUND, ly-
ing upon Fairfax, Water and Queen streets,
and 20 foot Alley.
JAMES KEITH.
July 25 2avts
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(aecfarea BY Mrssidith, are known u me
that those motives and those Views irvol.
we'd considerations of personal nature,
hostile to Mr.. Madison and his admins
tration. more than they embraced any
views Of public good that at the time Of
writing the lctterto Gen. Turreau, Iver-
bally demonstrated with Mr.. Smith a.
gainst the proceeding in as bold manner
as decorum would permit that views,
both personal and political, were connec-
ted with that letter and with the whole of
Mr.. Smiths subsequent official conduct
and that. generally, am under the full
conviction, from actual knowledge, that
the facts and the differences presented to
public view in Mr.. Smiths Address are
fabricated, misrepresented, OF strained,
calculated more to fo,nent the passions Of
party than to dcyelope the truth and I
am persuaded, from Mr.. Smiths own de-
'clarations. thatwith respect to the alledged
existence Of French influence in the cabi-
net, Mr.. Smith does not himself serious
ly believe what he insinuates.
With respect to the two letters in ques-
ton, wrote them for the good Of my
country At all times have been will
ling to lend the exertions Of my mind for
her benefit. Whilst the letters were APP
propriated to TO other use, never claim
cd them. But now that they have been
converted into instruments of reproach
ito the government, and prosdtuted to un-
authorised purposes, l feel myselfjustified
in declaring them mine. wish it to be
distinctly understood, however, that 1 con-
slider this declaration as no otherwise i'm
port ant than as it exposes fraud practi-
sed upon the community.
If MIR. Smith, or those who are more
devoted to him than to republican princi-
pies, should object to this statement as be-
ing vague and indefinite, he, or they have
nothing more to do than to authorize me
to descend TO particulars, and to speak
without any reserve.
J.B. COLyIN.
july %, 1914.
A Correspondent thinks that as Bonaparte
compels the American merchants to purchase
Silks, Congress ought to, pass a law compel
ling the people to wear them. This may be
judicious proposal, but it is not feasible.
The other article which our correspondent
mentions, and which merchants are Obliged
TO bring from France, will, We think, so dovn-
without much compulsion
The most judicious methods are pursuing
by the Madisonians, to weaken the te :timony
of the late Secretary Of State, One calls him
" Mister Smith, late Robert Smith, Esquire
another denominates him {" Bobby" If
this does not vindicate the President, the
ueuce is in it. Boston Palladium.
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ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
Mr.. Fenuelps last Night and Be-
nsm.
On SATURDAY EVENING, jury ~.
WILL BE PKEsENTED,
The celebrated Tragedy Of
OTHELLO,
MOOR OF NICE.
By SuAKEspr.p.


Othello, Mr.. Fennell
Iago, M'Kenzie.
Roderigo, jefferson.
CASIO, CaIbraith.
brabanto, Downie.
Duke of Venice, Harris.
Montana, Barrett.
Gratlano, Jacobs.
First Officer, Drummond
Second Officer, Garner.
Desdemona, Mrs. Jefferson.
Emilia, Barrett
AFTER THE TRAGEDY,
A COMIC SCOTCH BALLET DANCE,
Composed by Mr.. Francis,
Called
SHELTY'S FROLIC.
With appropriate Music on the Scotch Bag.
pipe-By Mr.. Bxnye.
Shelly, Mr.. Drummond.
Jenny, Mrs. Jacobs.
Peggy, Miss Petit.
In the course of the Ballat, FLING, come
posed of Scotch and Irish Steps-by Mr..
Drumnaond.
.after chich, Comic Piece, II, one act,
called
DICKY GOSSIP,
OR,
The Man Of Many callinss.
Vapour, Mr.. Downie.
Souarance. Blissett.
Dicky Gossip, with
Song1 Jefferson.
Waiter, Harris.
The evenings Entertainments to conclude
[by particular desire with the Recitation Of
PRNRosE's
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Potomac Company.

Potomac Company.
NOTICES hereby given, that an Annaa!
Netting of the said Company, Will be held
according to law at the UNION TAVERN,
in Georgetown, on NloRday the sth day Of
August next.
. BY eraer Of she Board.
Jos. Carleton,
Treasurer Potomac Company:
Georgetown, July s-.-lo dtsl.
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.gLEK.a.rDRI.a DaILY GILLETTE

"To 5HEw
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF TIE TINE
MS FORM AND PRESSURE. .
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY
FOR SALE.

GEORGE NANTON,
NG: relinqushcd the Circulating Library
Volumes of r-~-uc a.,..,i - .l
HISTORY, BIOGR.aPHT, VOY.3CEsss,A
ELS, NOVELS, EO.jLf.t'CES, PL.sYS, &c.
All Of which have bsen read, but not much injured,
and will be sold for less than half their original value
Persons having Books in their possession loaned
from Wanton Rathbone's, or George Wanton's
Circulating Library, are requested TO return the
same in the course of the ensuing week
Subscribers to George Wanon's Library, can, IL
they please, complete their terms OF SUBSCRIPTION at
Nr. HAMMOND's Circulating Library Feb 6.
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ALso,-Z5O NJ. Shnbirs-- 1aarvy ~
Boards and Le,i,s, or nc first quality. #
.4Lso, jvst ssoe.red,
so bushels white Beans;
100 bbls. prime Beef
200 quntas Goldfish;
Assortment of Lon hollow Ware
do. Stone do.
hhds. 4th proof Jamaica Spirits
do. 81 proof st. Croix Rum;
3 pipes French i'rsndy
Assortment of,NaIs:
28o boxes English Ierrings :.
GJ The highest price given hr old copper,
Brass, Lead, Iron, & Rags.
Newport, Jan. 9, l8l1