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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30
DIsrRIcr or MAINE, TO Wit.

DIsTRIcT or MAINE, TO WIT.
p,DE 1T REMEMBERED, that on
~ ~ - the thirteenth day Of AuguR, a. D.
1911, and in the thirty Gx.h year of the In.
dependence of the United States of America
n. Lymas II Co. of iaid Diltrif, have DEPOT
tied in this office the title Of hook, the right
whereof they claim - proprietors, in the
words following, via
"The Scholars Review, and Teachers Dali
ly Afiiltant. Being compendium of literary
and fcieniific works, original, improved. and
felected. DeGgned a. fummzry retrofpect
Of the principal and mott curious rules of
practical knowledge to be ufed by the
Teacher in inlfrucfing and examining his
fcholars; to accomplish the fludent in his
clafical ftudies; and 20 facilitate the acquif-
ton and practice of ufeful and polite learning
to perfons Of every cials. BY DUDLEY LEAv.
TIT, 7sssbsr # Motbsmsf;ss, t5e.
Multum in parvo. ssss
Were all books reduced to their quintet
fence, many bulky author would make his
appearance in feany feP~; the works of an
age would be contained on few ihelves, not
to mention millions Of volumes thar would be
utterly annihilated. hSaJsn"
In conformity to the act Of the Congrefs OF
the United Stases, sutitled . An ACT for the
encouragement of learning. by fecuring the
copies of maps, charts and books TO the au-
thors and prcPrfesors Of iuch copies, during
the times therein mentioned II and alio " An
ad entitled San ACT supplementary 10 an 4cf,
entitled, an ACT for the encouragement OK
learning, by feeuriDg the copies of maps,
rhzrrs and hoaks IN the attfhnr. 80 r.r,.Y~...
tors Of iuch copies, during the times therein
mentioned, and extending the benefits thereof
to the arts Of dshgning, engraving and stch-
ing rhetorical and other prints"
HENRY SEWALL., clsrI Dsf,ia
"A true copy Of record. conf, Mann
Attsn, III. SEWALL. C4rl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30
LAT crane for $1,000 Dollars
ISAAC ADAMS.

VIAs for fale at bis Bookltore, fsv Tick
! 4 ets aud Quarters in Eixvile Road Lot
terry, which will fsGtirsiy commence drawing
the % h infant. Thofe who are ddpofed
10 rifque trife for the chance of acquiring
an ;ndsesndsnt foytsss will DO we'll 10 purchafe
4 ticker Immediately, as the Managers have
difpofed Of all the tickets and only fmall
plumber remain in the hands Of the veuders.
S<ptess6er 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30

-g>HE fubfcr,ber informs thole pericns IN
A debsei 70 AIM. sra, agreeable 70 former
notice 10 hxs paced his no;es and accounts 10
the hauds Of ). d l.easned, tiq Tor collections
but thar 10 exyeafs will accrue to 'hois
WHO ell oo han previous 20 tho Il Of Ocio.
hs,oe.t JOSHUA SHAW.
Sept Sth. f4~)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30
POR TLAND ACADEMY.

rJ>HE public are informed, that Mr. Ma
= TRAKIEt WRlcHr, is engaged as Pre-
eeptor, ana will cutter upon his duty the hrif
day or October neGt. lie 10 recommended by
Mr.. Adsuls, who formerly had charge OF the
infiiiution. The price of tuition is FIVE dol
lars per quarter. Thofe who may incline to
ftnd Scholars are requelfed 10 MAKE apPiicA;
rirn 20 Judge fxErMAs, As usud.
Co.ffr-s S~af Ia 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30
40 LET.

TTALF cfs convenient two story Hooie
4 4 hiuased in the north part OF TIE town.
said boule will afford luitabe accommodations
far large family, as il contains ieven fn'ihed
rooms ard other ncceiIary eonveniences En-
gu're of ROBERT BARBOUR
pnr.t-rd Sent. I s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30
EEAlOyAt
n. WILLIS.

HAS remuysl 10 Ea.1srgef-s1f- ard tssfr
10 en.e iss.Y occspied by MIR. Royai
Lisso!u, ssirsay oppoiise The Maias Iaia's"ss
III :, aisere te /. ,r.w opening fssni iupr'y
o. Articles, con,pri,rg cen. Pete aiIuiime ri
Of
Hzcf k}ia Glo4s and Groceries
tvhich hss friends are inviled 70 examine, and
fif agreeable paFehs!e. al as sAesp rate az
can be Bad elisWhefe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30
Tzluzbie PyoDeyfy.

EoR lale for psri Goods aud the renaaiader
in Cath, the whole or one half OF the
large white STORE, together with the Flats
and Wharf on which il 10 f;uaied, on Ingrz-
hams Wharf---ApPly 70
Ssas 10 STEPHEN FOSTER
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30
SIR MD or S7OLEN

from the panure Of the fubicriber, IN Fall
i mouth. on or about tho 9Th inaznt, a
large black HORSE. about fifteen hands
high. with lzr in bis forehead, hind feet
ohae. aud tfots sll-Whnever VIII give IN
formation Of f4id Horfe 10 that the owner
may obtain hnn again, ihalI De Handsomely
rewarded by ISAAC s. STEVENS
Fssxp.rS, sept l6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30

ry,HE Copartnerihir between PHILIP EAST
4 MAN and TIE fuhfcriher, of Saco, saddlers,
Chalie, Hzrnefs and 7runk Makers. wa' dit
soived on the twenty fecond day Of July lat,
by mutual agreement and content.
SAMLEL w. CHADBOURN.
S<sgemtey nc, ts
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30

Benjamin Butman,
Esstssss s,ssf. " sept. Sd.
Conway's Lemon Syrup I!

Conway'S Lemon Syrup
nNE bottle Of which viii make or q
= gallons Of ercelleRt Punch or Lemonade
in Al inifznt--earh bottle co1tzins nearly The
Juice of dozen Lemons and lbs OF sugar,
and to the confumsr Is faving Of At least IS
per eenf-and zsW kefp gssf a. ~ sisuzfsf
prepared and fold wholeisls fsaLyJ Az 80 lsis
frsfyias>, w n Conway ChemiIl. 10 >, Ere
mont ". Boston. sssgvaf tsun no IT, Charles
street, and retail BY MIR ) PAtEen, Booklellers
Portland-6<bfon. Waszl1st--Co0dzis, Hi.
ioweil-Dr Joel = Ellis, Aug1sga-- rappau.
Portlmourh-D0ct Todd. S4r3-a1d mort
Druggists and BoOkIsllers Of rslpedabIliIy
throughout the United States 80 Nsxf o.
gsz-sss .sis fbs fyr-f<s Dirsssio. O. its ksss', j
fgars W A Conway - II literal ssss~Af 20
rIbSlsSsls frsobSsvs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-30

{X1E the fubfcribeIs having been appoint
" ed by The Hon. Samuel Freeman, Efq
20 receive aud examine the claims Of creditors
70 tbs eitate Of
MOSES LlNscOTT,
late OF Harpfweli, mariner. decea!ed, repref-
en,ed infolvest, do hereby give notice, thar
fix months are allowed fad creditors to bring
IN and prove their claims, (trom June 1911
and that we fhaI attend that fervice at the
hou.e OF Thomas. Eifabrook, inhholder in
bruniwick, on the fecond and lat Mondays
In October next, az ten O'Clock in the fore
noon. ROBERT ID. DUNNING,7 & ssniC
JOHN PERRY, JUN. { 6aas,s.
Brr1reisl, Sep. IA. 1911 (2s)
CAME into the enelolure Of the fubfcri-
Der on the 9Th inf a dark brown COW.
with the letters N w marked on her left
horn-The owner. by proving property and
paying charges may have her again by ap-
plying to CRlsPuS GRAVES.
Fzxz11iE SER %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-06
FOUL TEETH.

IN consequence of Cariois and Foui TEETH
the Breah Of almost erery person is rem
dered ORensve. There are few persons, who
have not more or less of the scaryey about
the Teeth and Gums, inthe form Of dark
scale or crust, Of tarhrious nature, and
closely adhering to the teeth and, which if
J not careftHv rem0ved, soon corrodes the enam-
] et and subjects them to that worst OF pain,
J the Tooth .1che.
} Carious and foul Tech, frequently occasion
head ache, and other nervous diseases, sick
stomach and fever. Add To these the Defor-
NIFTY Of the mouth, occasidned by tom and de-
fecti1e Teeth.
To prevent these disagteeable consequen-
ces, every person should attend to the diseas-
\ ed state of their teeth in early life.
/ And did people reflect upon the subject,
B there is hardly any thing which would appear
worse, than mouth full of .f5A and cariOus
D Teeth.
UpLADIEs and GENTLEMEN, who wish
to preserve their Teeth for fashion and future
usefulness, and 10 have them made clean,
Y white and beautiful, would do well TO apply
y to the PHYSICLiN at
\ No 10, MARLBORO-STREET,
\ near the Methodist Chapel,) who operates as
\ Dentist.
b or Advice given gratis. Dec. 81.
%5G-0o100Goo. 500S
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
GE ORG + w A N Il O n,

IN tie Store lately occupied by WantOn g Rath6one)
II AS Just received an additional as
Il l. sortrnent Of the latest and best Editions of
School Books,
which he will sell by the groce, dozen single,
low be purchased of the publishers, amo1s
Nose last received are
Webs.er's Spelling Books, revised edition;
Alden's lst, ID, and Sd Volumes DabolPs Alithma
tick American Preceptor Morses Geography
Columbian Orator Perry's s,Walker's and other Die
tonaries Murray's Grammar; Introduction, Read
and Seqnel to do Hartford school Bibles; Phlia-
delphla and common Testaments.
He haA also Just received few more groce
Clergyman and Clergyman Minor
HlmanuckS, tor 1871
Farmers, and Bickerstah's Rhode-islsnd do at the
groce prices.
lie has also received large assortment of
Blank Books
not ruled Blank Account Books, Of every shape
and size usually wanted, made of the best Hartford
paper, and we'll bound. Lately Receired,
2 leases best English Satin Beavers;
9 do. best American Hats
Warranted not to crack or fade. few boxes Youths
and Mems felt Hats.
Paper HdneingS and Borders,
will be sold remarkably cheap--lower by SO per cent
than the usual prices The assortment has been very
considerably enlarged by the addition Of severai
per roll, to the most elegant patterns.
large and very valuable collection OF
Books,
mostly from the Providence Bookstore, are now sell
ling at about one half the price usually charged.
Prayer BOOKS,
great variety, with and without plates, and with adj
diGonal Hymns, plain and Morocco bindings, from
90 cents to SO.
Singing Societies
can be furnished with Reeds, Jenks's, Shaws fIol
den's and other Collections, of the best Editions
and at the lowest prices by the dozen or single one
Dec. ~.
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Cdthoiick Seminary LOTTERY.

THE drawing of the Freachtos9n Catho-
Il Eck Seminary Lottery, third Class, will
positively commence on the lst MONDAY
of March next, sickness or death excepted.)
Persons having drawn Tickets in the present
Class, and who have neglected taking out the
same, are hereby requested to call immedi-
ately, or they will be sealed up and lodged
with the Town Clerk of this town, for the
beneflpf those persons only who purchased
their tck kets of the Managers or some person
legally authorized by them to sell the same.
PARDON TILLINGHAST,1 I
THOMAS FRY, : McnGgers.
GEORGE CARD,
"TICKETS may be had of either OF
the Managers, and at the Office of the Rhode
Island Refn6ican, if called for soon.
East-Greenwich, Dec. a.
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NOTICE..

THE Subscribers having been appoint
ed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the town OF
Newport, in the county of Newport, Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust tho claims against
the Estate Of
SAMUEL STERNE, Merchant,
late of said Newport, deceased, represented in,
solvent, do hereby give notice that six months fro
the date hereof are allowed to the creditors of said
estate, to bring in their respective claims to either
OF the subscribers, at their respective dwellings,
within the time aforesaid
ios na'1t1 Towesasa, nss'sN' Jun" c'""'''''"e's
And all persons indebted to said estate, are re-.
qucsed 10 make Immediate payment to
SARAH STERNE, .4Gininistrotrias
JOHN STERNE, .lolnjastr0tor.
NezP0rt, Dae. a, 1910.
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THE Subscriber being duly empowered by the
Progressive Company their Agent to close
all the Notes and Accounts of said Company give
this publick Notice, to all persons who NAV be in.
debted, to pay the same within thirty days or they
will be lodged in the hands of an Attorney. And
those having demands against the said Company. to
exhibit them TO
NATHANIEL SWEET, AGENT.
Newport, Feb. Is, 1917.
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DWELLING. HOUSE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the DWELLING.
HOUSE and Lot of Land, fronting Washington
and Willow-streets, on Easton's point, very pleas
ant situation, and in good repair
Also, one other Dwelling House, TO The eastward of
the above, fronting Willow street, new ard convent
emily calculated for two tenements. If not sold by
the 25th of March next, the upper tenement will be
to let terms made known BY applyingto
JAM 23 JAMES TOWNSEND.
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NOTICE.

or THE subscribey, having recent arrived in this.
country from Ireland, is extremel, anxious to hear
from HI. sister, ELIZABETH BEGIN, otherwise
BELL, who resides in or near Baltimore, in The state
of Maryland. Information from that place, directed
to the subscriber, would be thank fully received
SAMUEL COLE.
Newport, X. l. Feb 6, 1911.
'. The printers of the Baltimore papers would
confer favour on stranger by noticing the above
in their papers.
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AZ NOTICE. -Es

THE subscribers contemplating close OF their
l. concern, give this publick notice, and earnest
y solicit all persons indebted BY note book ac-
count, to settle he same immediately.
They have on hand, handsome and fresh assort-
ment of
DRY GOODS,
which they will dispose of on very low terms, for
cash or short credit. The publck are respectfully
invited 20 call and
MUMFORD z TILLINGHAST,
Jan 10 No. 1i9, Thames Street
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
>HE Subscribers having commenced business
under the firm of
ANTHONY & HISCOX,
Offer for sale at their Store, the Ferry Fhasf;
opposite Mr. Benjamin Whightman's, genuine As
sortment OF Groceries, which they intend sell as
low as can be purchased in toWn.-They solicit the
patronage of the publck
The smallest favour will be gratefully acknowledged.
HENRY ANTHONY,
JOHN S. HlSCOX.
Newport, Jan. 2, 1871.
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MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.


poor woman, who during the epidemick, same
years since in New-York, supported herself and
family by selling ho, coffee, at the New Market, had
her cotee-ko tile one morning overturned, and all
her coffee spit by ,he ctre.ssncss ot sailor boy,
who wys passing by While she was lamenting the
loss, and lis eque, TO her poor Family, who
oAed their sustenance altogether tn the proceeds
dali, received from the ale of her coffee, the captain
OF the boy happened to come along. She called To
him and requested some little compensation Tor the
injury done T., his boy, VIII ch the captain seemed
rather 90 decline not yet having understood he case
an all its circumstances. person standing at a
small distance observed the captain, that he
tNought he ought To pay The woman for her coffee,
tht she WAS poor, and uponi depended the support
OF herself and family, The captain viewed the
stranger person interfering in affairs that did not
concern him, asked, in tone somewhat elevated
how much he would give towards The support ot the
poor woman lie answered, 4" As much as YOU will
Sir" Here is ten dollars, them says captain S.
Here is as moch," replied the stranger Here is
ten more," says the captain" Here is as much,
answered the stranger. Captain S. then paid her one
dollar in the first place for her coffee, which was
little NOR, than her charge, and having thrown SOM
thing into her lap, departed.
But guess at the poor woman's astonishment, to
find roary.oSE DOLLARS in her lap At first she
was rather doubtful of The reality ot what she saw
but with some considerable persuasion she put up
the money wiped away her tears, took up her kettle
and went home with lighter step than she had ev
The Justly famous Jonas Hanway, who was remar-
kabie for his spare and msa2te habit meeting
drunken man, who seemed Inclined TO take up the
whole of the way, made full stop, saying, NV
friend, think YOU have drank little 700 much"
=" And L., says the drunken man, think You have
eat a little zoo iitle."
Some gentlemen being in a tavern, in England,
they were IN the height of their joli,y in came
friend of theirs whose name was Samson. All (said
one) we my be now securely merry, fearing Meth
CT SERGEANT nor baf; for though thousand Philis-
tines should come here is Samson, who is able TO
brain them all Sir. replied synson, will boldly
venture M SO many as YOU speak OF, provided you
viii lend me one of ysar a,s 5oaes.
little bov. once asked Doctor R.. f he
would havc'a light" No." replied the Doctor, "f
on onc Of the lights Of The ,roriL"-" 7aen" saws the
boy ,sish you hung ~ on. sley, sr IL i, a
ccaIssh dark one"
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(sELECTED)
TIE SjVEDiSH COTTAGE.

TIE STEDLSH COTTAGE.
(FVoM cAna's NoRrHERs suMMER)
HERE, far from all pomp ambition seeks,
Much sought, bu, only whist untasted Prais'd,
Content and Innocence, with rosy checks,
Enjoy the simple shed ther hands have rais'd
On gay rock it st9nGas whose fretted base
The distant cataract's murm'rng paters lavei
Whilst. Der it's era sv rooi, with varying grace,
The slender branci es of the wh,te-birch wave.
IA
Behind, the fores.fr is heard to sigh,
On which The pensve ear delights to dwell;
And, as the gazing stranger passes by,
The grazing goat look. up ana rings his bell.
oh in my native land, ere fe's decline,
May such spot, SO wild, so sweet, be mine
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NOTICE..

4 IL persons who are in debt to EPHRAIM HAZ-
\ ARD, jun. are desired to make payment by tie
25th of March, or his demands will be lodged with
an attorney for collection.
EPHRAIM HAZARD
North 'Kngstown, Jan. 9, 1911.
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n ot an excellent quality, and moderate prices
will do well to call on
NAThAVIEL SWEET,
At the old stand of NATHANIEL SWEET & Co.
No. l09, CheapSide, IhDmes-street.
Who has recently received large quantity goods,
from Boston and New-Iork, of the latest importa-
ion which he offers at wholesale and retail, as low
as can be purchased in Rhodelsland
among 1Uhich are The teLosVing-
Coarse, fine, and superine Broadcloths, of various
colours Cassimeres Plains Devohshire kersey
Coatings; Blankets Baizes and Flannsls Russels,
Wildbores, and Bonbazets India Cottons Call-
Goes, and Gingh ans Linens Dimi,ics Vest pat
terms Hosiery black and white Laces Ribbons,
OF all colours white Cambricks,S A, Ga, wide
silk and cotton Umbrellas with other articles
usual Inv his line
ALSO, A HANDsoME ASSORTMENT OF
LOOKING GLASSES.
And perhaps as elegant assortment Of
MuHS and 7iPbetS,
As can be found in the state.
Nov 81.
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POE1'Rl..
FOR THE sHopp-l,LAND nErunLIcAS.
PoRrSu3UTH MOUNTAINEERING,

JANUARY, 10, 1871.
SELDOM speak cf tbings political,
Or ior party deign To write;
But in these times, when feds arc critical,
And changing even back 10 white,
'Tls certainly my duty 10 relate
Particulars Ot "A t0Ivn-raeeting-
Winch 10 all men now send greeting.
Merely for benefit Of " church and state"
The fsls in Portsmouth,, lately found
Their numbers were decreasing fast
Their cause cen tumbling TO The ground
To prop which up, hey must PROFOUND
a -NEGRO-poor resource at last.
One OF h. bro her feds aloud leclsr'a,
That "CuLo had been taxd, and paid his rate
rh.d he had demo persecution shar'd;
A." And you'd, At brethren could agree,
very proper person be
70 represent the federaLiStS in state"
Ant ler rose, and thus the House ADDRESSED:
A.though he has thick lips and fiat nose,
" cannot see why they should ine erpose;
" Nor wiil my rets'nng powers cer let me see,
WHY this our brother, shouldn't be made free.
- Caftio has large freehold estate,
" This case | 10 not think so delicate
AS many Of the demos have expressed"
This reas'ning was supported by another
Great aagto :jsClerR 1phite-negrO brother
VINO modcsuy dcciaf'd, for CRdjo's sake,
Upon himself
"Ple@se Mr. Clerk 10 write the negro's name
We have in LiHle Camp on An example
For the feds, d ye have done the same,
:" And whether male sr female, such sample.
"C.n be procured for II little pelf
Nv mind is ixt-he shall propounded be,
P" And at our April meeting voted free"
Thus fedra plans are laid--thus they succeed
IN pushing Dscord's tac,ious along;
For all their hcllisb schemes black indeed,
Founded in errour, and in reason wrong.
From sLch vile wretches. who would rule hy force,
with green-ey'l Slanler for their only guide,
Could we expect that this, their list resource,
WouI be neglected, spite of all their pride
No men when drowning, oftentimcs will clench
At bubbles, feathers, floating straw;
So ftds to aid then DIVING cause, don't finch
From violating reason, right, and law.
VERI7.4S
"A 6tRe busy troublesome man. cdlled Taylor. pro
pONuded negro in Litte Compton, in ,iagnst last
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Nctrport potet--t0r sale.

THAT noted aid valuable stand for a
Il TAVERN, now occupied by capt RIcHARy
BARKEp. with the store, stable, coach house, &c al
IN complete repair, is offered for sale.
HlSc-a Lot OF excellent Land, containing
about acres, half a mile from town.
Likeuise--.. Garden Lot, in Barney street,
$50 feet by 48. Possession viii be given the 1st.
OF October next For further particulars, inquire cE
JOHN a. COLLINS.
December s.
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EOR SALE, by the subscriber, a val-
4 uable FARM, very pleasantly situated in Ae
town of Middetown, about niles from Newport,
adjoining the river, the cast side of the island,
where there is good fishing and fovling and near to-
the beach, afiordng plenty of manure. The FARM
contains about 40 or SO acres of excellent Land,
good DwellingIiouse and Buildings, fenced VITA
stone wall, we'll watered, and an Orchard ihereonT
the best grated fruit trees, just coming to maturity
For terms, apply TO the subscriber, the premises
WILLIAM TAGGART
Middle. own, Nov 7, 1910.
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SUPERB. black, blue, drab,
mixed, bottle and grass
green Broadcloths.
Superf. black, blue, tlrab,
and mkt double milled
Cassimeres.
Imp'l. and Princes Cords.
Stockingnet.
Pelice Cloths.
Table covering Baizes.
Mliled Baizes, Flannels,
and Coatings.
Black, green, dove, pearl,
and lead coloured Bonn
bazetts, from 2 to 5s.
WIldbores, RattiSeis.
Cotton, silk and worsted
Hose. Nestings.
Shawls. Long Shawls.
With mrhy other art
which will be sold very In
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FRESH GOODS.

LOPEZ e. FAIR MAN,
HAVE just received and are offering for sale,
L at their store, l34 Thames street, extensive
assortment of Fresh imported DRY GOODS, con-
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FOR SALE,

A Small, hut convenient Dwelling House, all
n most new, situated on Sanford aud fsreNei-
street, next north of the second Baptist Meeting
House. For further particulars. inquire ct
JAN 2S. JASON SPRAGUE.
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WIN e. SPO ONE. r.

INFORMS his friends and the publick,
Il that he has removed from his former stand 10
the large, safe, and con modious Loft on tire wharf
of the late CALEB GARDNER, Esq lie returns his
grateful thanks for past avours, and will make every
sxerton 10 merit continuance OF the patronage CT
Ais friends and the publick. Nov 90
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Ts BILE Cloths, Ga IA.
Diapers.
Colerain Shirtings.
Coloured Cambricks.
Ditto, White, A and
Ga
Hair Cord, do. Linen do
Fancy Muslins.
Bandana, Flag, Barcelo-
ma and Linen Handc'fs.
India Cottons.
Brown Linens.
Silk Ginghams. Cid do.
Calicoes.
! Furniture Chinty.
Lace silk and cotton Arm
lets.
English silk Hose.
cles, not particularized,
v for cash. nov. 81.
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TWO FARMS,

In Wilmington, Connecticut, one containing $50, and
Il the other 164 acres of Land, are to be let by
the subscriber who proposes to open a MORNING.
SCHOOL for the instruction OF Young Ladies, on the
lst of April next J. FRASER
Jan. 6.