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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-22
BOWLER F.CocKE, Exr.

= NfE Subscriber has just received from England
u general assortment or fresh Gar,ien Seed.
winch he will sell at whole sale retail at the Phil
sdelph'A New York prices, among which are
90 lbs Early York Cabbage, 90 do late do. so do
Parry Sugar Loaf do. 90 do. late do 10 Early Caui
Ihower, 10 10. hate do. GO Green and Yellow Savoy
|Gabbage, 60 do Drum Head do 90 do. Cauiflowsr
Ibrocale, 30 do. red Dutch Polling do 10 b. shells
early Frame Peas 10 do early Charlton do. 10 do
Blde Frussan, 10 DO. nSrrow Fat do. SO lbs SAL.
mon tadsh, so do. purple do. so Scarlet do so do
snort top DO SO do. furniP do 10 do. Black Spans
iah do Bushels white Mustard Q do Brown do 9
do. Rape do. do. Canary dc, 90 lbs Scoth Kae,
20 lbs do. Spihnage, 90 lbs Summer Cress, 10 do
Winter do. go do. white eurl'd Endye 30 do do
asparagus. Yellow SpeCkled and Brown Snaps, Solid
celery, White and red Onion, Double Parsley, Pep
per Grass, Sasafy, Sorre. Nasturtan, Early frame
4 long green and Cluster Cucumber, Scarcity Ice
ECabbage, Green Coss, Grand Admiral, Brown
lsiuteh x Mouse ear Lettuce, Blood Rect, Orange
Ejarrot, itneerne, Red and White Glover, and Tim
Athy Seed
Ell. HALLhM.
FOR RENT--and immediate posse on given a
Tor
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-22

NOR SALE-Fifteen or % lots according u,
z the plan of Port Mayo annexed to the .mau
Of the City OF Rchmond--among which arc two
wner lots OF so feet each, lying on the best nayea-
Bile water near Powhat ware.house-Ies5. being
;he principal part OF the lots undis posed OF win he
offered for sale Saturday the 9Th of Januavy Mt IL
O'Clock on the premises credit of two aud four
months for negotiable notes at either. of the Banks
Wm. MAYO.
Powhatan, Dec. GO 2awtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-22

hAMES II, LYNCH, Broker, mex, ,iooy below
~ The Post-Otsce, Richmond. Virginia
Des.s2 u.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-22

AJILL he sold on tho 30iiI day ct Decent err
next on credit Of months nj the late dwfl-
i'm house Of john Davis deed. IN Usnote r County.
The crop Of Corn, Fodder aud Shucks, together
viz s'i The other p9risbahle property belonging TO
the fid estate. Bonds wi.h approved security will
he re mred.
HUGH DAVIS, Amir.
Dec.e2 q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-22
Ell. iALLhM.

FOR RENT--and nediate posse ssion given.
convenient Tenement adjoining tho Capitol Square,
f. VI.
Dec. %. VIZ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-22

4 EROWSMITH'S AfAPS--Jobnson and War
N ner have just received, fresh supply OF Az
row smiths Maps Of Europe, Asia, Area, and Il
meriea Those Who subscribed to their agent who
passed through ti.e Country abont SIX months ago
viii please apply as above.
They have also received qusntty of Seine.
Irvine which they win dispose of at reduced price
by the quantity.
Dec. %. 2awiy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-22

'ENO gENT----The five proof wNre 10 So
4 nosiin the possession Of Mr.. George Wats
apply .
YIN. {. WILLIAMS.
Ne e. :,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-22

N lCRk, Dec. IL.
nc frisates United States, CON. Decatur, with
INC Macedonian. Cher prize) we're bot:, at anche,
last evening, nj the Brohers, about miles above
first fair Wind
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-22

We are happy in ha,ngit IN our power to an
nounce to our sea-faring brethren, who have been
captured by the eaem, and returned TO the U. 5.
of information being received bS the Marshal IN at
an arrangement nearly complsted at Halifax
for the exchange of all prisoners made that may
in future be made on either side. AS Il respected
public ships the arrangement is concluded
Best. Pat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-22
NoT1FR.

" toLoN IstRS You will be punctual ia
your attendance ut the Eagle Tavern on Thursday
evening, as business of the i,st importance viii ten
command your attention.
D.. .. 6yoraer eFMe Captain.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-22

CHARLESTON, Dec. II I'VE understand
that the handsome privateer schooner
NONSUCH. of Baltimore, now in this port,
has been purchased for the service of the
United States, and that she il to be station
ed on this coast.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27

alton Do they Degin openly to avow Their
determination TO sacriiise conscience and
prin ciple at the shrine Of party
Remember fellow citizens tina, the Demo
Gratis have passed law that The Represen-
tstives shall b paid out of the public chest,
and whether YOU send the whole number
the law authorises, or not you will have to
pay your proportion Of the whole expense.
The Hon Caleb Strong has refused a
number Of years past 10 be the candidate
for Governor-this year the voice Of the peo-
pie declared him the candidate without con.
suIting him, snd that voice has declared him
chosen by a handsome majority and will
that people who have so far done well, per.
NIT Gov. Strong TO have democratic Coun.
Gil mo, surely not ; every man who wish
es to avert the impending war, will exert
himself TO the utmost TO procure full rep
resentstion whereby q Council may be cho
sen whose political sentiments will cooper
ate with the moderate firm and peaceful
views of Gov. Strong
Whaf 4Oas Gove,nO, STRONG'S coaduct dur
ing The seven years he I9as GOrsynor Of Msssa.
chuSelts!
He removed no man from Office, he ap
cointed 10 man 10 office. for mere political
Sertnlents The Registers u The day Pyove th!S.
Is he honest, /. he capable, /. he faithful TO
The Constitution" were all the questions he
asked respecting candidates. He was in
deed the Governor Of The State, and not Of q
party:
Whn zyds Gscerno, STRONG'S language
Let his Speeches, Messages and Procla-
nations spesk. Head them, fellow Gill
zens Read them to- your children, your do.
mestics, your neighbOrs Read them and
then ask your consciences, if you wish TO
have the State again Governed by mild,
dignifed, firm AID patriotic administration,
whether you ought not to secure Federal
House, N order that Gov. Strong mJ have
the disciples Of Washington around him,
that his Council may be of the sane TEN
perate, and yet firm, and dighiied policy
with himself.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27

the ignorant and vulgsrIso much as the e.
tablisement Of schools, and literary institu
tons and 10 see them in high state of cul
tivation, and are always ready 10 tlsduce the
virtues and talents Of q superior. Where DO
We find, but in g. democratic Newspaper,
the modest and meek man sneered At The
ancients considered modesty as one Of the
most smiable Of virtues. But the Argus
writers of the present have long since discar.
ded that virtue. Why should the little
praise bestowed upon Mr. Hall & his schol-
airs call forth the calumny Of tie Argus.
Is it because few individuals are making
extra exertions to promote the education Of
their children and thereby counteract The
spirit Of JAcoblnsm which considers the
more ignorance there is, the better Be that
as i may, the applause bestowed upon
MIR Hall snd his School in The last Gazette
WAS but the need OF merit. And as the re-
marks very well apply TO either Of the Teach
ecs by tho name of Halt" No Libel" may
apply the commentator 10 the one he thinks
deserves it most. A PARENT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27
TAKE NOTICE

THE fubfcriber having frequently invited
thofe that are indebted TO him, 10 come
and fettIe, Ot issG, and appointed perions to
attend 10 his bufnels 10 his abfence, but all TO
no effect-as he is called upon for money
which he owes, and is determined to pay very
loon; and as he 10 frequently ablent, and has
Many svocations to attend Io--he hereby in
forms, once for all, that tie has PUT all his note,
& accounts without exception, into the hanc.
Of his Sons, CHARLEs G MITcAELL K Will
IAN c MITcHELL, for fettlement add coIlec-
lion and that they will without difcyulina.
ton, f3ftiVely put all iuch as are nor attended
to previous 70 the 18th Of My next, into the
hands OF an attorney, to be collected by him.
AMAlI 4. MITCHELL.
No, byarr7OHIB, hp,H 8. 1872.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27
Coz. Strong in tie Chair.

There is at least plurality Of 1900 votes
Tor Strong, and be will be placed again in
The GdbernatOrial char of our State, provi-
led democratic htIse do not have it in
neir power TO defraud Us Of Que rights in
counting the votes. OF how much impor-
lance IS it then, that every town should send
-heir quota of Representatives to the next
General Court. Have not The Democrats
already said, That Strongs election depended
~ tle Majority OF tde IIOuse-Base lnslnu-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27
NOTICE..

II HE fubfcriber intending to remove from
a the town Of Portland, offers ior iale One
Hundred acres Of valuable LAND f.ua,ed "a
the mott pieaisnt part Of The 1own VI Portland,
together with two deceat TWO hvry dwelling
Houies, on the following condition viz N he
Purchater Or purchaisrs 20 pay twe.ve per ce1r
on The fun thai may be agreed N 4 the time
or executing he deed lcug crsdH val be CIV
en for the re6due Dy the payment otiR,erelt
annually be will divide the land inf0 lots 10
Accommodating tie purCLalers-lhe title is good
ana free from any in,umbrance
WA. VAUGHAN.
Portland April Fl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27

THE Anniversary meeting of the Bible Soci
ETY. Maine Will be holden Al the Cour
HCufe in Portland, On Thuriday chr III "a
Of May next at o'clock f. vi, for the Choic
Of Ofheers-In the Evening dilcourte will b
delivered by the Rev aleb Bradley, accom
panied by other appropriate eTesriles a, a.
Meeting FIouie Of the hrlt Parilh, and q coz
tribution made for the bench Ut the Iul.i !,
ton. EIerciie 10 begin at ? O'Clock.
Per Oraer Of NE TrHfsa
OLIVER BRAY, Rag Sesy.
April 25th, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27
Vars and Rnmours of Vars.

Recent accounts from Washington
speak in confident terms that bill Will,
IN the course Of a few days, be lmrodu-
cea into Congress, declaring war against
England, still, however, we much doubt
whether Congress are sufficiently mady
-, 70 commit such an &C: OF Sulside.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27
f,yuies ofMe Umted STATES.

The National Intelligercer Govern
ment paper says, alamode de France
that G-n Dearborn as Commander 10
Chier has proceeded to Albany = I.
6, take command Of the Army 0! the
Nor,h"-Gen. HaAis on his'wdy 70 take
command OF the Army ofthe West
y o Niaeara-Gen. Hilk'nson is TO
command tie " Army Of The South, =
and Be Stationed on Mississippi. The
CentmuI re marks, "The devil is in II 1t
,his does not LOOK like war, or-some-
thing else.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27
MORNING SCHOOL.

THE fubicribers will open n Morning
School at the Centre School houie on the
fra Monday of May next, from 5to o'clock,
foley for The purpoie of inaruainR in Mr..
Rockwells arr Of PENMANSHIP.
M0ndAy, Wednesday aud Friday morning.
for males. Tueidays. Thurldays and Sa,ur-
Gays tor females. r GURLEY.
~. LORING.
Portland, April 27. 1912,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27

The writers in lie last Argus On the sub
jec' Of Mr.. Halls School liz cover the true
spirit envy, which always strives 10 reduce
the talents and merits Of others 10 a leye.
with its own baseness. Nothing disturb,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27
TO LET.
FARMING.

TO DC let for one year, or fold for CoB,
good stsS'ay with long credit, a I'M
Farm, containing about 80 acres Of good la|
with imaIl houle and barn, Gtuated ne
Maj Lewis in Falmouth, not 3 miles fro
Portland
Ah'', 70 Let Lot No io2, partly und
Improvement, fi;uGed IN LoveI, County
Oxford Adjoining land owned BY Saml Ne
ers--Enqure of
NATHAN KINSMAN.
P0yfL1ad, ApSI a, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27
PICKED Up dDRJkT

ABOUT the SIN inf between Cape Eliza-
a beth and Portland veiTeis Long Boa,
" 10 feet long. The owner y d,G' ca -
prove properly, pay ella g. and take hec
away Apply to DAVID SAWYER.
rat. EhzlLtlb. Ip,I MI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27

WU.-A letter received in town this fore
noon from Washington. informs that for
nal declaration Of war was to have been
laid before Congress this morning april
2C) ~. 4. Ep Post.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27
Portland, April ~. 1912,
Draving approaches.
FOB sALK AT,

FOX SALk AT,
= PATTENs Lottery office, Exchange
hreet few Tickets and Quarters IN the
9th Clais Dix lille r Lottery, to begin draw
ing on Thurfday next, april 20. A weekly
lift of the blanks and prizes fold at IA d Of
nee, will be feeured during the drawing.
April q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27

Mr.. y 3e,son, in his message of Nov. 8,
1893, informed Congress that on the first
Any I Ituulrl following .fer deducting the
SIM for trin.bursing The remainder Of Tie 8
c.n s.o. *. .ht.r would remain in the
re- 4rl c' mr. L. S. surplus sum Of up
r t'... MILLIONS kesDe, ng
.A'@ money, Nj -tferson
H IL lie untroaucrive u. rhe
SHAT MA vevrEue DC reduced 2
-' "H- -a liz e appropriated 70 The i'm
e'' ~ IS, canals, 'IveyS, &c under
t.t a.-t"S l--t4 " .ng' cSs may e,lJ Possess
l.. - case hey did 10 tner possess Jto
-J~. hr ,uge Nd that j, be recommended
4" las crai States, - . amend tie con
tuition. as that they might y: "a horised
~ some such way 10 dispuse ~ he surplu.
cash. But Mr.. Jefferson has ne happiness
to see the day when by the operation Of ter
rspn philosophy, not only the surplus eight
millions exhausted WI hout troubling the
people to alter the constitution 10 eject lie
object but the Administration are compelled
20 hire eleven millions of dollars JI keep The
wheels OF Government IN motion WHAT a
fine thing IT IS for the people to have demo.
cratic rulers.
,nR,zD has fhe peoples npozey been disposed Of
GTfhe leading democrats? Much OF Il has
goRe TO purchase wilderness, build useless
gun boats, pay for so, 900 dollar Henry plots,
and foot the bills Of embargo watchers,
Pimps, spies, informers and tssters, under
:he intercourse and non.impcrtatioa
lava
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27

raj, LIBLR CNARICK alial
land embargo, giving to farmers and O.
,hers who live On the. frontiers teSal per-
mission 10 let their produce rot and per
ish in their barns and store-houses.
~ More embargo laws expected IN
the course Of the present week.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27
Galfs 1t anct!ell.

THIS DIR, at II ocbck, on x
a,d6R'I Kb1yt,
II Hhds. good favored w. L. RI
AT he fale.
t. GREELY, Au6fionee
<erR %, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27
> NEW SHOE STORE.
!. LUMMUS,

I lakes this method to inform the inhabit
ants of Portland and its vicinity, that.he
has taken the fore formerly occupied by Mr.
Winchefter, as a Book fore, in Maine itreet,
where he offers for fale general and increaf-
ing afortment of SHOES Of The ben quality,
fultable for The PreGcnt & approaching leaion
Town and couHtry merchants and traders fup-
piled on the mon Reasonable tetms
Portland, 1prI q, 1912 (2m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27

M4RPIED]-In Gray, on the 10Th inst.
oy Daniel W. Green, Esq Mr.. John Rus
sell, 10 Miss Hannah Weeks.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27

Extract of a letter to the Editor of the Ar
gus, from Member Of Congress da. ed
Washington, April IL, 1872
I" have this moment seen 8 letter from
Mr. Barlow, in France, to Mr.. Granger,
in ans Wer - one sent by Granger. IN which
Barlow sta.es-That he has made a good
treat, of Commerce with France, land also a
tre-t vt Limits, as B4IlUW calls ii, BY winch
Che SAYS 10 Granger) you Will have 10 ex
tenn your post rod from Amelia Island TO
the Columbia river He mcntlcns, that he
shall nave % idetain the Hornet a few DAYS
longer, IN order 10 send them on by her.
She may be tx lected every day, as this was
on the Sd Of March from Barlow, and ar.i-
we'd here by mail this morning"
We give the report as we get it, that
the treaty made by Joel Barlow, with
the French Emperour, is in verse. and
has been sent to Gideon Granger to be-
scr 10 MHsick, for the purpose Of hav-
ing it sung at New-York election which
takes place soon.-Rcherfory.
1--WE could add that several amateurs
Of French music in this town, have re.
ceived Changers nofe8-and one may
hear the democrats practising upon
them at the corner of every street in
town -" We understand Mr.. WID.
gerry furnished The fatch
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27
TO LET
Bowdoin College.

THE Trufees Of 8owdoin College are her
by notified thar the ne1t meering IF the
Board will be holden at BrunfEick, on I'll
day, May l9;h, ar 10 O'Clock a N.
WILLIAM jerks, Seeret1 y.
Bath, kpyH "a, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27

MIR. Clinton the Vice President OF the
II. S ii is said is not likely 10 recover
from his present illness.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27

The venerable Patriot, CALEB
STRONG, is elected Governor OF this
Commonwealth by the hechtc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27

ME the fublcribers having been appoint
w ca by the Hon Sias Lee, E(q Judge Of
Probate for the county of Lincoln to receive
and examine the claims Of The creditors 10 tbs
ellate of
BENJAMIN SAWYER,
late Of Boothbay, 10 fad county, ysoman, de-
ceafed, reprelented infolvsnt, do hereby give
notiCe thar fix months fconl dis date are allow
ed fad creditors to bring in aud prove their
claims, and that we fhali attend 10 thar feFvlce
AT the hoIie Of John W G intcck. IN BoolhbaS
on The lat Monday in April current and on
the Iaa Monday OF the Eve following months,
a. two Of he clock u of laid days
JOHN NJ CLlNTOCK
SrEFHkN CARLTON m III ''''
By.tLhay. - y 10, 1879 go
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27
IrpuS COHSISteNcY.

After giving list of the woes in 472
towns, which gives Mr.. Strong 49, 1863,
and Gerry 47,7s9, (makinga plurality
in favour of Mr.. Strong of l5lO,) the
last Argus remarks Immediately follow
ing the above statement, that
It is by no means certain that Caleb
Strong is elected Governor of Mass achusetts
That Mr.. StrOng's plurality is but 1886
that there is between 40 and so, towns not
heard from These togethe: with the scat
tering and illegal votes may prevent a choicc
By the people, and notwithstanding the unpar
allelled exertions Of faction, the choice Of
governor will probably deyolYe upon the le-
gislature."
What can be the design Of the bare
faced false representations and assem-
tons, but determination TO vacate the
choice by the people, right or wrong, if
there should not be federal ma lority
In the house
This is what the Argus and Chroni-
Gle call Retu6hcanism Fellow CHI
zens, do not let your zeal in the good
cause abate until order is once more cs-
tabIished in the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
late exertions do you honor but re-
member all you have done, will avail
you nothing, if you now give up the
contest-Should there not be Federal
majority in our house of representatives
Strong will not be Governor although
he has plurality Of upwards Of 1900
votts-so say the Argus and Chronicle
Nothing but the most actives exer-
ton Of Federal towns will save US from
additional Embargoes, and the horrors
of War and that too before the 90 days
Embargo expires, as the Democratic
members of Congress write US from
Washington Of a late date.
One effort more, fellow citizens, and
Massachusetts will again be placed be-
yond the reach Of Democracy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27
Eattern Society.

THE Tru1ees of the "Ealern Society I'd
promoting Chrilti4n knowledge" are re
minded thAt their meeTiLs will be holden /
Brunlwick, on Wednesday, Nay 2O,h, a,
o'clock "A III VIM. jerks, s.,Yetg,v.
Bath, A3rH -, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27
ANCHORS 81 TEAS.

ANCHORS q TEAS.
JUST received at No a, Central Row
complete afIortment of
WarrGated Ancbar5 q Kedpe5,
so cheits 4 quality Hyfon, Hylon Gln,
souchong TEAS
-La Sto,e-
$50 Bbls. No | and No BEEF
10 do Bone Midling PORK
geo boxes old Brown SOAP
1000 VIZ, beR retailing COFFEE
25 doz. Mackerel LINES
Large SCALE BEAMS-for lae b
JOHN II. THURSTOh
april ~, I5I2. tewl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27

Steel pr & rui1eS.
A large affortment OF Blanchards celehr
: ted STrEL SPsINo TRUssEs, ,of all Il,
which for utility aud convenience exceed Il
now in uls, are kept coRltantIy for fale BY
Benjamin Butman.
1"eeaaf' F'"st, Portland, ABrB 27.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27

SHOP Al AUCTION. |
ITO be fold At Public Auetisn. 10 Md
= ROW, April ~. the SHOP formerly
cupied By .. & n. Dana, unIefs previu.
difpoled Of At private fac sale q o'cIl
-terms made known At the fac.
PoViisad, AprH 27, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27

- - f1AgF ~ Oh IL 4f1 = - a. n
7 AUM55 HOW 20 Iriiy .hoem8ker, hsy-
= ing abicyut.td nom portland IN can
daiou- and dhEracctu manner, RsNaid VA
Onc Cent I'll ie pad t0 -Iy ?erlu- who ,sirl
give "a account * ~ snu lis W,m,n io
that lie OF 'reY nay w ~. ,eltD'ed Ie,E, q
4nd Isfeiy Ctyl4 Csvi
4rrI ~ 4lf0s HU&ILR
ILANk0
or az kiuIs for ia.a Y .hs Bsak = : X
Io4AC AZ aNt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-27
HTMBUGING :

HUMBUGING :
sThouTh we view all The accounts Of Mr.
Barlow's having nsgoci ated any thing like a
treaty with BonapSrte, as another attempt
at kum5HSing the public, still we present the
following to our readers IN democratic dress
From iast Thursdg's ArSus.
"CREAT AND GOOD NEWS
EDOM I'D ANCE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-09-24
Nesybort Sboe-Stors and
Maun1actOy,
No. 100, iEhMES-STREET,
KEPT BY
JOHV W. OHVIS.

WHO has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere, large assortment Of Lads and
Gentlemen's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, OF almost every description. He
has those of the first quality, which he will warrant
and rccommend-also, quantity that he will sell
at reduced prices
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Mandatory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he pronounce of superior quality TO any
which made in Newport, and of the latest FASH
ions, he employs number of experienced work
men at Eoot-making, and several excellent workmen
in the manufacture of ladies' SHOES, Of every des-
eription.
Those Gentlemen who may wish 10 be fit
ted TO their measure with Boots shoes, will pleas
TO leave their measures at his shoe-store, or a,
Msnufactopy in sle rear of the same, with his f.
Ladies wishing TO be fitted with Grccian S
or other Shoes, will be waited on by his foreman,wHo
will take their measures, at the shortest notice
He returns his thanks To- his customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and fatters
himself by the exertisns he has made to procru
good workmen and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
N B. An assortment Of Morocco, of all
colors, binding Skins, BootWeb, Cord and Tassels,
&c.
*.s All orders from town and country will
be attended To. May