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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-30


select. lie led "a -
late work, exhibiting = At4.s -rn. ii,
v power Of Great britain. flt,. NNt-f \,
appeared that tFcNI,cIr ai .-e ;lrgrv
and naval effective foict faotr,t i.
upwards a 5Oo.cc0 nor AN, .lso
read other extisc;s ficmlla an. ,tut
shelving the cause Of her b,.rp ab.eta
collect SO large foicc viz. tAe nrcsy
number "a eIsoIis thfcvn int VI en-
ploy by surplus population cid Iator-
saving mat hincry. This Yves not ii :
case With Us, and he d0ubltt whether
II ever would lie, such Was 0ul inll I'LL
nate Passion Tor acquiring icinloiv.
lie reprcbaled The raising sssdirg ar
ME 5, as highly dan tious 10 hbclty.
We talk OF $4,000 men IS harmless
fore e, when CAESAR crossed the Ruiz
con with 5000 and fought the battle or
Pharsalla with 12CcO, which made
him master oithr would I he re,clu-
ton olihe 18th Rrumairs was effected
by ioTce sill mole contemplate. III
was this vile ding called nic,cenaly
soldier that had given Use 10 al tie
CAESARS and CEoMWELLs and Bona
parties that ever existed. He &C.
inowledged il was fashionable TO sneeY
at the militia, particularly with those
gentlemen who wore tpauIgts, and who,
Notwithstanding, for all the service they
had seen, were IS raw militia &c any in
the country. he was glad 10 find that
this was not 10 be a parry war thas
men of all political erceds were TO n
mite ; the lion and the lamb were 10 lie
down quietly together Mr.. ADAMS
and Citizen GENET, and if they were
not joined by their worthy coadiutor in
Newgate [PoRcuPINE1 it was the
keepers fault and not his. MIR. r. de.
MED that lie was an enemy to domestic
manufactures On the contrary, LIZ
was warm friend to them when pro-
perly pursued.
lie could not conclude without noii-
cling the parallel attempted to be drawn
not indeed in the style Of PLUTARcH,
by the gentleman from South Carolina
(Mr CALHOUN between himself and
an illustrious statesman ICHA1HAM)
whose name had smitten his heart.
lie felt humbled at that great mans
worth. Would to God that lie posses
sed only share OF his qualities
would TO God that lie had has eagle
eye, lls piercing glance, the thunder Of
has cloquence, his magic voice, which,
like the music Of the spheres, would
raise mortal to the SKIES or draw
an angel down." lie had The ait Of ma
king every scoundreI lis enemy; Of
against him The LAYS of
royal Indignation, which might bedi-
zen, but could not consume him. Z
may boast OF one quality in common
with that immortal lnan--of making
every scoandrel iii the country my en-
my, Of an unyielding adherence 10 the
dictates ofmy own Judgment Of con-
,entfaung upon myself thrI lays III in-
lignatlon OF AL those WHO perseveriug-
y pursue the l3nss. farm THAT are seen
q wander about Goose Creek. air.
speaker, nay heart Is fail; l can say 10
more; the name ofthat ma,chless or.
ator and statesman has fil~d me with
Insneakablt feelings.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-30

Letters from Liverpool, received
yelterday, fate, that early in the next
week meeting Of Merchants is TO be
held here. for the purpofe of prepar-
ing Petition for the repeal of the
Orders in Council. meeting of
the London Merchants for the like
object is, il is faid, intended.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-30
PORTUGAL.

The recent report of the fuccefs Of
the Brililh Gen Hill, over French
Divihon commanded by Gen. Girard,
are ei'abliihed by the oacisl letters
OF that G neral, and of Lord Wei.
lington. A letter from Lord Wei
hngton alto announces, that the
Preach Commander at Ciudad Rod
riso, had bean furpri. Il. out6de
OF chat CITY, and made prifoner Of.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-30

LONDON, NOV. Ia.
An American Gentleman, who has
jult reached town from France, itates
that notwithstanding the fcarcity of
wheat, the Police of Paris, to prevent
difcontent, had ordered, that the ba-
kcrs fhould not raife the price OF
bread upon the inhabitants.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-30

- "sft" u o. Nd
DREADFUL. RETR!BIJFTnN

Ma M'IegKLE,
me following 'naauce of awful vengeance
= given ~ iabstance. froa, the month Of .
Observation-Disclosures pa,rio.. of
unidentified charittss. rho alfred III DER
iossn'Hs the iAe lad Offices to the intrrp;d
tcro:ac.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-30

ai -asss f4Ge. Lre zi.
i.'s MAY 'si' tf-s--i haiog3. sbia
continues, and "a IS tIsrsd r.fli s.e.etrs.
s-nl ftRr.nsn1. Last fial.t Ml. fasi..,.,.gt ,-
Iealed ~ lave stt1in-l ts ats4 .t,h
enc o'clock The wilcIe p.hr. ...s ", wv. ,,n-
roar. HIS Msjrsy hat sa.,r,e,ss,l, ,-os
upon his 5aci iInmedi~i,y (saeh i5 ne
nature "a his distressing i'~ufde III +..ct.
cd himself 'isS f.n,ous J In X gers. "
Smlil field memory, ted 10 the sake. AMI
the flames csaohIug around h'n-chci, irtl,.
'vidual hair stood eIcc;. and Ills whole hu,ly
was dissolved n colquati,e s~r.t--wh
mastering all Lis misht, lie
BnVe q Screrm--
Then zsGke6--ara JfoH41 AZ 'u .refutf " I-enrIl-
Ran ~ yay ys s---
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-30

III g Gt Cambridge, Dec O..
Ills M lesty Is more rnn1uil this norp,rc-
had i1r somr days past imagined him
self, Ike TIE mother Gf Alexander n,r,,,..
with fire brand dufng ne nrriod N rt.-
tstion ue " ,as inE--l.e INSISTED upon hav-
ihg Mr.. GRUMPY cal d in lopertorm lie
Cesarian opetstioa, and cut the roytian krof---
nu alter the pains VT "A premature K,,t,o,y ~
now t~ncies himself SAT d delrvertd !: since
"H'c', me "fnHato,y sstntoms have rapidly
IN 'ueu--i Il however The opinion az tie
eahnsefffrg Doctors HIT, SPRlzc and Kill
HAA tNst ntDrtyfc.Htca must inevitably en-
sac. His most sanguine I, lends have 10 ex.
pectattan that rs viii coriinHe longer tim
The yfrst Ms11ay N st'H Salem c..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-30
TuEsDAY, DEC. II.
LICENSES.

a bill was reported to dcnational-
re American vtiIcIs trading under
foreign l'cenies and bill to prevent
the expectation from the u =. Of a.
ny articles, foreign or domcilic. to
any place, under foreign licenle,
Read twice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-30

The Legislature Of this state stands
adlounled 70 mest Ia Bos' n on Tie 81
81 January next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-30

iNC AthSi4Sdh VchciS trading under
foreign i'cenies and bill to prevent
the expectation from the u :. Of a.
ny articles, foreign or domcAic, to
any place, under foreign licenle,
Read twice.
NAVY.
a bill was reported, authorizing
the Prelident TO oaufe all our public
vehels TO be refr,ed to build d
frigates, not exceeding IS guns each ;
to appoint officers and enlilf men ;
to purchsie timber, provide dock
yards, and Ration the gun boats.
Read twice.
fORTlTICATIONS.
A bill appropriaring 900, 900 OF
dollars for fraport Notifications, was
read twice.
ARMY
! he Senates bill for filing up our
preient army was read twice.
MILITIA.
MIR. Blackledge's Relolution, call
ing on the PRECEDENT for thz rules for
diiciplining the regular army, in or
der to apply them to the militia, was
adopted.
ARMED MERCHAN rMEN.
The " 9th ReioIurion," authoriz
ing merchant veflcis 10 carry arms,
was taken up. Mr. Wrigbt moved
TO authorize them TO take Britib vef
les when attacked. The Hoa(r ad-
Journed without a deciGon.
Sketch of1W. hanaolbh's Speech.
On lie Resolution for raisng an additional
number q Troops.
Mr.. RANDOLPH opposed the Re
solution. lie congratulated the cen
icman from Noth-Carolina (Air.
oraSFoRD) on the sound constitution
4 doctrines which he maintained on
friday last and he wished il was il
his power to do so in the name of all
the old republicans Of former times.
oul y was at present very difficult
TO noe them. He referred 10 The con-
aufl OF the french government in
70 =. They had dccrecd that tht
Character OF vessel should at all times
depend upon the cargo thus subiec-
ing neutfal 10 capture lor having q
siAsie article Of british produce or
mdAuiacture on board. This uas cor
.a'niy as great proyocation as the CIR
Gers II conacil--aDd yet tie nino.ity
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-30

Lsn'ba. NJ. is.-Thc letters
.wllcts have been received from <g,,,
'ird by the drfpatch packet. are OF
> more paci6c manure chan thof.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-30

1t was reported yeiterday, but we
know not on what authority. that !,
vas the intention of Ills Maie(fy's
Eliniiters either to abrogate the Or
ders in Council, or 70 TO modify
them as wholly to remove the obiec..
tions to them on the part Of the II.
nited States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-30

We find with regret. by an article
frcS, Edinburg, that fereraI OF The
honewsrd bound Baltic fleet have
been wrecked or the Scotch coail,
The crews Of theie fbips ilatc, tina,
they iaw iome of The fleet founder a,
ia. lhr gales of wind in the Nor:h
Sea have been dreadful.
The american fchr. Rosr has ar.
fised at Cork in thirty days from
Penobfcs Bay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-30

Then zgGked--artt to1na As'a 4reiuu Y .,-eara-
Bout fot ~ ~, lrr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-30
NAVY.
fORTITICATIONS.

a bill apProPrlarine 100000 o
dollars for feaport Notifications, wa
read twice.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.
COASIL.,fPTION.

Completely to eradicate this disorder, l will not
positively say the following remedy is capable ot
doing but will venture TO affirm that temperate
mode Of l,piag (apoidny spurious liquors rhoil =:
srearing flannel merit The Sk'n and taking every morn
ing half pint Of NEW MILK mired 'rh .riac glass
ftit of the oppressed juice cf GREEN noARUoUSp,
the complaint will only be relieved but the pa
ticnt shall procure to himself length of days be-
yond what ts miIlest form could give room to hope
for am myself, sir, living witness of the bene.
fetal etiects of this agreeable, and though innocent,
yet powerful application Four weeks use of the
hourhound and milk relieved the pains in my breast;
gave me 20 bresthy deep, long and free strength
cncl and harmonized my voice; restored 10 state
of better health than had enjoyed for many years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
Paper Hangings.
GEORGE WAN7ON,

IT AS lately received many new and elegant pet.
IL terms of PAPER HANGINGS AND BOR-
DEIS, and large assortment of low priced PA
PERS, suitable for rooms and window curtains, all
OF which nc will sell so per cent lower than be
purchased elsewhere 10 this state.
::::::yuST REcFrrED as ABoTE::::::
A large assortment of HATS, from the Boston
and Portland Manufactures, among which are gen.
tlemen's suPerfine Beaver, cegan, IN shape and of
the best quality.-.Hso Mems and Youths castor
and plated Hats Severa, boxes Mems and Boys
felt Hats by the box or single
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED
BowduchS Practical Navigator and Bunts Ame.
rican Coast Pilot, OF the latest improved editions.
Family Bibles with and without plates.
Prayer Books Of the most elegant editions.
Philadelphia Letter Paper by the ream or less
quantity aud many articles of Stationary. great
variety OF Jobnson's Philadelphia edition Of GlIL-
DNEN'S DOcES, with superb cngrsvngs. Original
Hccm for Infant Minds with plates, . vols.
TIE BOOK STORE
Is furnished with SCHOOL-BOOKS Of every kind in
use Every new publication constantly received
for sale
Just published, Curse Of Rckan, poem, By Sost.
they, vols. Homer Burlesqued, vols, &c.
Publick and private Libraries can be furnished
with Books lower than can usually be purchased in
Boston or New York Ur with second hand Books,
not much injured at less than half the original value
- Subscribers TO the SOngsier'S Repository, by
Nath. Dearborn, will please call and receive their
books. July 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16

(By .H0sre, TranslatOr Of .fnacrem.
Thy song has taught my heart to feel,
Those soothing thoughts of heavenly love,
Which DER the santed spirits steal,
When list'ning to the spheres above:
When t;r'd Of life anil misery,
wish TO sigh my latest breath,
O Emma, will fy to thee,
And thou shalt sing me unto death.
And If along thy lip and cheek,
That smile Of heavenly softness play,
Which, ali forgive heart that's weak,
SO oft has stol'n my mind away
Thoult seem an angel Of the sky.
That comes to charm me into bliss
I'll gaze and dic--who would not die,
If death were half so sweet as this
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
pUBLICK HEALT-
BATHING HOUSE,
PELKAm-srREEr,
NEWPORT,

'ySuE Proprietor in announcing to The p
4 general, and to the patrons OF this II
in pasicnlar, that it is now opened for the a.
dation ,f those Ladies and Gentlemen who
partake of the "luxury OF the Bath" IS
being able to state, that it is in every Ic
complete a. ai any period since ats es'apI
To those aciuaintes' is unnecessary to say, TN AZ
to elegance OF accommodation, quality os water.
situation, cleanliness and attention, this BATifso'
HOUSE is inferiour te any in the Unted States.
l-.It is open every day, from sunrise until o'clock
n the evening, Sunday excepted, when II is closed
a, 10 in he morning.
or Holders of Shares will be furnished wi1l
Tickets account (not less than six at a tme) by
applying at the Bathing gLouse.-Tickets sold at No
s. Pelham street, and at the store of MIR. WM. Lcf
IL, Thames-street.--Pricc so cents.
Newport, June IL, 1911. (ep'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
GREEN BURROUGHS,

HAVING been appointed Auctioneer, and given
IL bonds as the law requires respectfully informs
toe pubick he is ready to ofciec his ofnce, and
will be happy to those who may be pleased to
avour him with their consgnments.
He also has for sale, as usual, at his new
store, No. 5s, 1bamcs-street, opposite Mr. JossPa
LroS's, variety of Hard Ware, Ship-Chandlery
and Grocerles exceeding cheap, for cash barter,
Also, gives cash for old Copper, Brass, Lead,
Pewter, scrap and Cas-, Iron, old Junk, Oakun
coarse and hue Rags, Case and Junk Bottles, &c.
Newport, sept. 25, 1911 :,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
POETRY.
For The RHoDr-IsLAsp RErusLrcAs.
ON THE LOVE OF JACOB TOWARD RACHEL
CBy request

ON THE LOVE OF JACOB TOWARD RACHEL.
[By rsq"esf]
JACOB the Patriarch, that godly man,
whose soul was great, in principle correct;
Whose heart, susceptible 'of sympathy,
with every tender passion pure and strong,
Awokc to Joy and love, when nc beheld
The blooming maid, fair Rachel, with her charms
crch mental bowers and such bright virtues rare.
F;r,d Jacobs soul, and made his heart to yield
To worth and merit, he in Rachel found.
yrcr sparkling eyes, her curling auburn locks,
with true maicstck form, with ease dspIay'd
Each bloming grace, with air and dignity
with sweet mclo1ious voice, and songs so pure,
And skill in al Of musick, so divine,
She tun'd her Tyre and like an angel sung.
Jacob inspir'd with true and virtuous lsye,
(The purcst pas sion which kind heav'n bestows
For mutual happiness and friendship dear)
Was kindled by fame which nauBht could quench
Nor the unfathom'd ocean e'er could drown.
No task too hard, no toll coo great, when love
Inspires the soul. Thus Jacob manful spoke,
And cheerful did comply with allthe terms
That Rachers father made, and thought tho term
Of time to serve for Rachel, was but Short
If the grand object, dear, could but obtain thine
When The fx'd time expired, the wished tor happy
Jacob to I.aban said, give me my wife.
The nuptial feast then prepared.
After week Of mirth, Rachel was given
To be his lawful bride, in marriage bonds,
Nv ordinance divine, which God ordain'd
At first in Paradice, when lie was pleased
10 bless the happy pair, and crown their bliss;
10 give his sacred sanction, and pronounce
Them and wife and made the twain but one
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
rSELECTED1
AN EXTRACT.

one murder makes villain,
Millions Hero-Princes are privileged
TO kill, and numbers sanctity the crime.
An when will Kings forget that they are Men,
And men that they are brethren why delight
In human sacrifce--why burst the ties
Of nature, that should knit their souls together
In one soft bond of amity and love
They yet still breathe destruction, still GO on
Inhumanly ingenious to find out
New pains for life new terrours for the grave /;
Artifcers Of death still Monarchs dream
Of universal empire growing up
From universal ruin. Blast the design
Great Con of hosts nor let thy crcaturcsAall
Unpiticd victims at ambitions shrine.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
CHEAP SHOES.
JOHN ". DATIS,
nFFERS for sale, at hrs shoes store,

nFFERS for sale, at his shoe store,
~ 70. 100, THAHEs.sTREET,
a large and extensive assortmen, of Shoes,
of the most fashionable patterns and colours and of
the first quality, which he is determined to sell rs
cheap as can be purchased in this state. Ladies and
gentlemen who may be disposed to favour him with
their custom, will do well to call and see.
Those ladies and gentlemen who wish to be fitted
from their measure, with Boots Shoes will please
to call AZ the shoestore at his manufactory the
rear of his shoc-storc, where he employs Aumber
of experienced workmen, who will fit them at the
shortest netice. .2pIil ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
EMPLOYMENT

TWO families, with a number Of children
= troia 20 Is years os age, and scyera
from ls 10 2S years Of age, may receive 4
employment and generous wages, at the
manuiactory Of 4i,uy, Brotsn & Slater, at
cf.-tnquestivrable recommendation as TO G.
and morals VII. re required Application
made to SaSs.cI Sla.e-, Parfnckei, .9fsw z
Preg'isnce. or 20 the subscriber, No. us,
''ree'' who AZ give every information requ
EDWARD w. LAZY
Ncwpor' !, cj Of st nc ISL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
CocARrNERsHIp DISSOLVED.

THE Firm Of MICHAEL FRHrpoRN
Il q Co. is this day dissolved, by mutual con-
sent all those who have unsettled business with
the above Firm, are requested to call on JONATHAN
SouTAwIcx, who is duly authorized to adjust the
same. MICHAEL FREEDORN.
Aug. 81. JONATHAN SOUTHWICK.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
NOTICE.

THE town, at a meeting held the 9th inst having
resolved TO erect or purchase suitable building
an House ct Industry, for the accommodation and
employment OF the Poor, and that such building,
erected, shall be Of stone Therefore,
PROPOSALS
Will be received by either Of the subscribing Com
mite, (appoited fol tIat purpos.) for contracts to
furnish 400 cords Of good faced building stones, 10
be delivered or before the lst day of March next
at such place near the present Work-house rs the
Committee shall appoint.--.iiSo for cont acts for
building the walls of said house, 70 feet long, 36
broad, 81 high, upon basement OF feet, feet OF
which is to be above ground. The basement wall
to be feet thick. The first story feet high and
l8 inches thick.-Thc story feet high and l6 inch
cs thick.--Thc third story feet high and foot
thick There will be doors and 90 windows.
Also, for contracts TO furnish, at agreed price
per 1000 feet, Timber (white pine, free OF sap.
Boards, and cedar Shingles necessary for the build
ng--The quantity and dimensions to be given by
the Committee, at the time of concluding the con.
tracts. .llSo, for contracts for putting hipped
roof upon said building, making the doors, and the
frames and sashes for 80 windows, by glass,
putting up the partitions necessary for ROOMS OH
the FIRST floor, and IL rooms each of the two up
per stories, to be divided by an entry feet wide,
through the centre of each upper story--and for
the whole inside work necessary for said buil1ns,
Ia be done in the plainest manner.
The proposals may be made for the whole or any
part of the above, to be delivered in within month
from this date.
Aay variation made in this plan by the Committc
appointed to superinend the building, will be taken
into consideration at the time of concluding the
tracts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
RISING SUN HOTEL.
Beriah Eldred, !.

ID ESPECTFUJLY informs his friends and the
Az .pubiick in general, that hc has lately removed
from down town to the stand he occupied the last
year, in Mill-street, just above the Red-Maiket,
few doors to the northward of Thomas 1ozyr,send .
where he keeps a house for the Entertainment OF
L-4DIES e GE.NTLE.NEN,
who may please to favour him with their compsnv.
Sent. Is sNsrA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
NOTICE.

T-lIE Subscriber having commenced the practice
oi Law, and having taken fer an Office Que of
the rooms lately occupied by capt NATHAN
IEL SWEET, (nearly opposite Gov. MAsTrN's,) re.
specially solici,s the patronage of the publck--
Those who may be opposed TO employ him, shall re-
ccive his unfeisned thanks and grateful aeknowl-
edgements. DUTEE J. PI.ARCE.
April 5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16
JOSHUA SAVER,
H1kER.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs las friends and the
~ pub.Sk, that he has removed 10 his New
Bake-Ilouse, little to the eastward Of his former
stand, in Mill street. where he will keep constantly
on hand, for SALE Ship and Cabin Bread, Crackers,
and a.i other kinds usually kept for sale.
Juiy 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-16

All kinds Of Writing Pa by ounce, box or pound.
Perby tbeream or quire, sand and pouncc boxes.
atavrious prices from l. Conversation, visiting and
25ccits to 20 cents per playing Cards.
qurc. Waikden's genuine Ink
80 reams brown wrapping ] Powder.
paper, common, and 25 Copy slips, indelible Ink,
do brown and blue, of Back-Gammon Tables
best quality, Hartford. Ink Stands, Ink and sand
An assortment Of quilts, Glasses for Portable
per. 100 or 1000, from Desks.
ss3 20 80 cents per 100. ! An ASSORTMENT of Pen
Lead Pencils with and Pocket and desk knives
WITHOUT cases, from 10 Ink Stands, Ink Cake,
TO l25 cents each. Gentlemen's pocket and
Mathematical Instrum- Memorandum Books,
ents in cases States and slate pencils.
Scales and Dividcrs Commercial blanks blank
Eilliamscn's thrce-slit Writs and Executions
celebrated metallic pens for Justices.
Ivory and bone Folders, Brass Ink stands, with
Paint boxes and Camels top, knife and pen.
hair brushes India rubber, black sand
Red and black sealing shaving soap ana Boxes
Wax wafer boxes, bonnet pa
Rcd and black Waters, per.
BOOKS
powdtch's NavipatorA- well assorted collcc-
merican Ship Masters ton Of Books for chill
Assistant, Blunt's coast dren in poetry and prose,
Pilot. calculated to lead the ju.
Perry's Dictionary vcnile mind TO virtue.
MurTys sequel & reader. | Primers, &C.
Bibles, Testaments, and A very handsome assort-
Daboi's Arithmetick ment of walking canes
Webster's, Alden's and and whips from S so
Murray's Spelling books cents to 25 cents each.
MIurray's Introduction. small assortment OF
Stamford's art ofresding. II unks.
hymns for Infant Minds
In few days will be received and for sale as a
boye, good assortment Of Blank Books, Ledgers,
journals, Day Books, &c. &c.
Great allowance viii be made to those who buy
Stationary for Schools, or to sell again.
CT Lottery, Exchange and Brokers busine'
transacted usual, and every favour gratefully ac-
knowcdged.
Stationary, Erchaage e Lottery !
Office, No lis, THames-SreetS
June IL. (ep,f)