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more from each family, without inconven.
ience TO themselves. The governor was sue
cesslu. The next day more than five hun
dred were sent into the camp--ths number re-
quisite to supply the dc6ciency.-It is bu,
justice TO say, that the best blood IN the state
is engaged in the expedition Merchants,
lawyers, farmers and mechanics, pTomiscu-
ously filled the ranks. Political distinctions
were unknown. The patty names of retn5-
ican and federafst were completely absorbed,
In the more proud exclamation of american.
In addition to the above acquisitions, the state
has to furnish $500 militia, being her quota
of the one hundred thousand which it is pre-
sumed will be raised withou, draft.
Gallant sons of Ohio your virtues, ardor
and military zeal, do honor to your agricul-
tural State. Al the call of your country, you
voluntarily exchanged your dwellings, for the
camp--your domestic ease for the rough
pressure of arms. Go-chastise tie savage
hirelings, and their still more savage abetiors.
Let your knowledge gain your distinction in
the field, and your united vaor establish your
heirship to the fame OF heroes, and monu-
ment of the virtues of moral life, more
strong in its contrast, from the venality and
degeneracy of the sesboard, and the dcpravity
and inhdelity of the mercantile class, to the
honor and the laws OF their country.
.4nrora.
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PUBLIC HEALTH.
BATHING HOUSE,
pELHAM-sTREEr.

lit. proprietor in announcing to the
public IN general, and TO the patrons of this instu
,ion IN particulars that is opened for the ac-
eommoda'ion oi those Ladies and Gentlemen who
wish TO partake OF the luxury of the Bath," is
happy in being able TO state that il is in every res
pect as complete as at any period since its esnblish
ment To those acquainted il is unnecessary TO saw,
that as 10 elegance Of accommodation, quality of
water. situation, cleanliness and attention, this
bArniNo-HousE is not inferior to any in the Unit
Cd States.
II is open every day, from sunrise until 9
o'clock in the evening, Sunday excepted, when il is
closed at 10 in the morning.
"a Holders of Shares will be furnished
with tickets (not less than six a, tme)
by applying at the Bathing House.
NJ Tickets sold al the Bathing House,
and at the store OF Mr. WILLIAM LOWE, No. LOG,
Ihsmes-strect-Price oO cents. June 10.
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deriise of his respected hiher, tie Rev. JOSEPH
BUChMiNSTER, ID. ID. of Portsmouth, N. H. who
died OH "Wednesday last, ooh ins, at lIartwells-
lnn on the Green Mountains, where he was arrest
cd BY the grim tyrant on his way 10 the Springs, for
the recovery OF his REHABILITATION Gazette.
Al Providence. Mr. NATHANIEL FULLER, aged
~ Mr. MICHAEL DoLLAcE, aged So years
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Paper Hangngs and Borders.
GEORGE WANTON,

LAS just received many elegant and fashionable
Ii patterns Of PAPER Hi.NGLh'CS, with wide
and narrow Borders.--.7so, A great variety Of low
priced Papers, suitable for window curtains.
ALSO RIesIvLD, An assortment OF Mems, Youths
and Childrs's HITS Of every description and price.
Two cases Chldrens best black and faacy colourcd
Beavers Books and sraTfos.Ey ~ usual.
June 10.
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NARalED--in this town, = Sunday evening last,
5y the Rev. Mr.. T'.wle, Mr.. JS,rs IowssEsp to
Miss sARAH C. DAvESPoRr, da>rhter of Mr.. Ch:
Davenport, all of this town.
In Philadelphia, PgTEs PEDERsoA Esr. (Charxe
des AHaires and Consul General froniN,s Ma;es;y
Inc King Of Denmark, TO the United sta,s, TO Miss
MARIA T. SCOTT, daughter OF the late l,ewis A.
Scott, Esq Of Nes-York.
DIED,
At Boston, (Mass.) on the 9th inst. the Rev. 10.
SEPH STEVENS BUCKM1NSTLR, the Rev ard
5eiovcd Pastor of The Church in 3rattle square,
sed 23 years.
To The painful task OF announcing the above de-
cease, we have the adjltionsifoTow Of stating the
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British Wartdre.

The following may give us some idea of
what we have TO apprehend from the British
tars in case Of war.--Boston Yankee
.Nezv- York, Jane 6-Yesterday morning
willis, the officers of the British sch. MackaA
rel were brcakfas,ing on board the President,
messenger came on board and informed the
British officers, that five men Of the Macka-
reps crew had made their escape with the
boat. The officer requested Com. Rodgers
to grant him his boat, to go III pursuit which
was complied with. The pursuers Ameri-
cans made great splashing ia the water
with the oars, as ii they were III great haste,
but did not gain ar inch on the runaways
They soon had the satisfaction to sec them
land in safety on Staten Island. We like
wise learn, that last night and this morning
nine more Of the MackarcPa crew bsve made
their escape And the British consul has de-
clared he fully expected all the crew would
escape.
Americans, read the fate Of British feet
that dare enter our harbors in time of war
-~snRs>----
DIscoYTENTs, RIOTS and INsURREcTIoNs
have bscome the order of the day in Engla
In addition I'd the various reasons already
offered why we should not so to war with
her, it would not be surprising if We should
DC told that 1t would be uDgencrous and un-
Just to take advantage Of her situation, when
she has already on hand more enemies, for
eign and domestic, than she can dispose Of
BoStGn Yankee.
The hostile dispositions OF the INDIANS
appears to be daily increasing. The evidence
of their being instigated by the British is too
strong to admit of doub,-i.ct the white
savagcs be driven from our borders, or bound
over for their good behavior, and the British
ministry can no longer shift the infamy of
their conduct upon their provincial govern
ors and agents.--i6id.
BY returns into the War Office, 10 The lst
of June, 1t appears, that SEVENTEEN
THOUSAND MEN had been recruited for
the New Amy
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To the 1oHng Men et'Me toava
of Newb0yt.

OF Newport.
The Newport Independent Volunteers
having obtained from the government of
the United States the loan of One Hn-
dred Stands Of Ayms, for the use Of said
Company. And the President Of the
United States, having, ON application be-
ing made to him, signifed through the
Secretary Of War his Willingness to &C
cept voluntary tender OF the services OF
this company as part Of the defence OF this
place. with an express stipulation thar
thcy shall NOT be otaered on any scr0ice
of The island Of Rhode Island. The.
Company have therefore voted uuani-
moCsly to offer their services according
ly as part of the auxiliary corps of Fifty
thousand Volunteers authorized by law
Under these auspicious circumstances,
the subscribers, are appointed by said
company TO invite the young men of pat
riotism and valor in the town of Newport.
to come forward ard fill the ranks of said
Company that they may be Immediately
enabled to make return Of One Hundred
rank and file, as allowed by charter, ready
to volunteer on the above conditions.
The highly advantageous ground ON
which this company now stands, furnish
ed with excellent arms in complete order,
free OF expense, exempt from being draft
cd or detached, or ordered on any service
Oft this islahd--to remain under officers
of their own choice, to defend their own
property, their aged parents, their wives.
their sisters, and their children, from the
ravages of any enemy, who may dare to
invade us--encouragcs the hope that at
this important crisis, the Young Men Of
the town of Newport, actuated by patri-
otto motives, will come forward and join
this Company with alacrity and zeal.
ID. MELVILLE, J Committee am.
-. ]. PEAItCE, Nswpers igds. 4
]. w. EDDY. b''d'"i Volunteers.
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IVashington. CYty, June 9, 1912.


meeting of the Republican Senator'S and
Representatives in Congress was held at the
Capitol last evening, at which II members
were present, for the purpose of supplying
the vacancy in the Great Republican Ticket
occasioucd by the decIension Of the vencra-
BILE Mr.. LANGDoN to serve in the capacity
Tor which the support of the Republican par
ty had been rendered to him. On The ballot
ing for person to be supported, in lieu Of
him, as VICE-PREsIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES, there were,
For ELBRlDGE GERRY, "a
Scattering,
So that the distinguished patriot, ELBRIDeE
GERRY, is recommended to the Republicans
Of the Union to be supported to the office OF
V1cE-PREsIpESv Of the United States at the
ensuing election.
The Senate sat yesterday with closed doors
Until near O'Clock. AL! eyes are anxiously
directed to the result of their deliberations.
National Inselfisencer, June 9. 3
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HENRY MOORE,

OFFERS FOR SALE,
nN the most reasonable terms, for cash
~ or approved credit, al his brick Store,
No. S, Market-squarc--at retail---viz
Madeira WINE SCassia,
French BRANDY, SBasket Salt.
w India and ! MN, SSweet Oil, (by the hask, }
New-EnglandS "' ySalt Fish,
Gin, TStarch,
Molasses, SRaisns,
Porter, STobacoo,
Vinegar, SSnuh,
e: S;::s $:;s :;'$;: +; s:F; e.
Eyson ! SSoap and Indigo,
Young do gWritiny andl PAPER
Hyson Skin STEAs. SWrapping 5
Souchong and SCrockery and
Bohea SGlass Ware,
Coffee, yPewter,
Chocolate, Grin,
Pepper. yStone and
Pimcuto, Slron do (of all knds,)
Mace, SNails, (assorted)
Gloves, SCotton and Wool Cards,
Nutmegs, SBed Cords and
Ginger, good Lines, &c.
And sundry other articles too numerous to
mention.
ALSO, BY HUOLESqLE--
10 pipes Gin, (bes knd,)
s hhds. Sd proof sweet favored Rum;
New-Engand do. BY the hid. or bbl
2 casks best London Porter;
10 or IL kegs James River Tobacco
10 do. Ginger, (best kind y
20 chests Souchong }
do IIyson-skin TEAS
10 bowcs Havana }crtcAp
90 bbls Muscavado
ID boxes Chocolate, No. l and 81
1000 VT. Coffee;
10 boxes Raisns
100 bbls best Alexandria Flour
Beef and Pork by the bb and half do !;
20 boxes New-York Soap;
10 do spermaceti Candles
10 bales New Oh leans Cotton
1000 VT. Cordage; different sizes,)
$4,000 gross Coiks
/ ton Bar Iron
10 casks Nails, (of different sizes)
Also,
Seven Shares in the X. I. Union Bank, IL
applied for soon
NIB. lie returns his sincere thanks to his former
and solicts continuance Of their favors.
Newport, April II, 1912.
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Dissolution Of 10 baytneyShib.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing
under the firm Of ALMY & coz, is this day dissol-
we'd by mutual consent. All persons indebted to
them by note or book account, hereby requested
to settle the So, Immediately with JoSATHAy Il.
ALNY who is authorised adjust all business rela-
ting TO said firm.
~. ,. q 500 JONATHAN T ALNY,
- ''A~ BENJAMIN L. CUE.
The GRocERY BUSINESS viii be continued
By the subscriber, at No. i60, Thames street who
respectfully socits the patronage Of his friends and
the public. JONATHAN Il. ALsfY.
Newport, June 10, sl2
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A caucus of tie Republican members of the SEN
ate and House of Representatives of Massachusetts,
have UNANIMOUSLY recommended the Honouraoie
ELBRIDGE GERRY, a Candidate for the office
of Vice-President of the Uni ed States
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Important sale Of ReM Estate at Pub
lie Auction.

To 6e sold, TShoa. rcserre Public Auction, .bor
the Premises, on MONDAY, the 22d iasf at noon
THAT valuable tract OF Land, with
Il the buildings thcrcoa, known by the name Of
the Rome Farm, situated in .Mddletown, upon the
Island of Rhode-Isand, about four miles from New
port, now and for some years past the property Oh
Col john Cook, of Tiverton. Conditions will be
made known at the time of sae---and for any prev-
Gus information reference may be had to Coin s.
SrLLIMAN, Esq. at Newport
JOHN COOK, by his Attornics.
JAMES GORHAM and WILLIAM LAWRENCE,
thro' AMOS GREENE, their Atty. by substitution.
J,ne 3.
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VOLUNTEER MEETING.
1~HE Nepport Independent Volunteers will mcc, at
the State-iiouse, every Thursday and Saturday
evening, precisely at half past O'clock, with arms
Tor recruits and exercise.
By order Of The Commanding OEccr,
June IL. J. w. EDDY, CIerk
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NOBLE EXAMPLE.

Hancock, { " II. May 20, 1912.
Mcssrs HILLs-I have to inform you, tina,
the patriotic Hihiam c. Belding, Qate Re.
presentaiive Of tie town OF Swanzey) ha:
enlisted in the Army Of the United States at
Keenc, where have a Rendezvous opened
which promises success. l have only to add
that MIR. Bedding is man Of Independent,
circumstances, and man in whom even his
political enemies cannot find blc,nish.
Respectfully yours, &c.
". II. PAT. JAMES. WELLS.
The Lexington, (kentucky) Reporter
says" The Representative or Senator who
votes for submission 20 the British, votes c.
qualiy for the murders and scaihing of the
BRUSH on the frontiers.--There cannot be a
line Of distinction drasvn-he is equal 10, and
no better than an Indian Savage"
In England, a; the latest dates, famine and
Misery continued TO prevail I; riot and rebel
iio' stalked hanG in hand and the starving Z
popuia,- were daily inundated on the pixies
oi the oait-rous soldiery In conflict in
inc neignoouhood of Manchester, THIR-
TY-FlVE Or THE PEOPLE WERE
KiLLED, AND FOUR OF THE SOL
DlERS DRAGONS
Great ltaiu, by her blind Perseverance
n her piraticai OsDERs, will not only unite
America against he, but also her own peo.
pie and sooner o. later, they % mua and
sAdH Be" abandoned:- Boston Chronicle.
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Lo. barmfrSi.ie Dissolved.

THE Copartnership under the firm of WiLLikM
L HENRY moore, was by mutual consent
dissolved on the 5th inst All persons having unset
tied accounts or demands against the said firm,
requested TO present the same for settlement, and
receive their dues and all persons Indebted to them
by Note or Book Account, are earnestly requested
to make immediate payment TO WILLIAM MOORE,
jun. who is authorised To settle all accounts of said
company. II being absolutely necessary that their
demands should be adjusted soon possible, they
hope that no person will neglect this friendly invita-
ton, AS they will be obliged to have recourse to
some other means for the collection of their debts,
should this notice not be attended TO.
WILLIAM MOORE, Jun.
HENRY MOORE.
n. b. WILLIAM MOORE, Jun. will continue the
DRY GOODS business in all its variety, at his
Store, No. SO, Thames-street lie thanks his friends
for past favors, and solicts continuance of their
custom his endeavors to please will be unremitted
Newport, June Ia, 1912
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NEWPORT BANK.

NJ NoTlCE is hereby given, that the half yearly d-
\ vidend will be declared and paid en- Wednes-
day, the first day of July next TO those who sppear
by the books of the Bank, to be Stockholders ON
the oath inst.
By order Of the President and Directors.
JOHN II. SHEARAAN, Cash'r.
Newport, June II, 1912
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The u. S. Circuit Court commenced its
session in this town, oil Monday last. An APP
propriate and eloquent charge was delivered
TO the Grand Jury, by the Hon. Judge SroHr.
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Mr.. Perccval, one of the British Cabinet
Ministers, was assassinated in the lobby of
the House of Commons, GA the lth of May
last, by a map OF the name Of John Bciling-
ham, formerly ship-broker in Liverpool
The assassin surrendered himself up without
resistance.
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TO be Sold at Pubic Auction,
On WEDNESDAY, 24th insf. at IL o'clock, a. III
E'H be sold on Sterens'-'rharf for the 6eneft Of all
concerned
ME sails, rging, cables, anchors and boats
saved from brig Aid, part almost new
June Il. s DEAN 3uct'r
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- An adjourned meeting Of the Tamma-
ny Society will be held at Br. L. TREyErr's
School-House, Tomorrow Evening.
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BY returns into the War Office, 10 The lst
of June, 1t appears, that SEVENTEEN
THOUSAND MEN had been recruited for
the New Army
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

y AN away from the subscriber living in
4 e Alexandria, on "Wednesday evening
the oath ms ant, Negro Man Slave, named
BEN, about five feet ten inches high, straight
made, well proportional, black skin, large
lips and fea ures, large feet, and about rty
years Of age; has been accustomed to House
work, and principally to that of dining
room servant, which he performs we'll He
had with him v,riety of clothing, particus
larIy SUIT of blue cotton and of broom cot.
ton AS he claims for his wife, a NegroWo-
man, named Hetty belonging TO Mr. VIM.
Fowle Of this town who has one child, and
who absconded some time ago from her
master, and is sail to be in Talbot county,
Maryland, it is probable he will endeavor to
go there. 1t is believed he took passage in
an eastern shore vessel which sailed on We'd
nesday or Thursday last. Any person who
will apprehend and secure the said Negro,
so that get him again, shall receive the a..
bovc Reward and all expenses; and if brought
and delivered to me in Alexandria shalt also
b. paid oil reasonable charges OF bringing
h III home.
Edmund |. Lee.
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mo. 36et
Sale at Auction.

VIII be Sold at Public Vendue
on Saturday the ! It'll July, at % o'clock in
the forenoon, at the house occupied by the
Honorable Augustus ]. Foster, late Miniss
ter PIenipotentiary and Ambassador Exc
traordipary from His Britannia Maieoty,
All the sad Mlnllter'S Furniture,
which is allowed by Judges to be the most
superb that has been sold, or offered for sale,
in the City of Washington. Some Excellent
LIQUORS and also his CARRIAGES and
HORSES. The furniture may be viewed
from "Wednesday the 9th til the day IF sale.
Nicholas l. Queen, Auct.
Washing ton. June 81 tds
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The Emporium
OF THE
ARTS AND SCIENCES,

ANEW, ELEGANT AND VALUABLE PERIODICAL
WORK, CONDUCTED BY
Holm REDMAN COKE. NJ. ID.
Professor Of Chemistry !" the OA'versHy q
Pennsylvania
AND PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT s Z PER ANN.
THE first number is just received, oFna-
mented with handsome engravings, and ready
for delivery to Subscribers.
The admirers of the Arts and Sciences are
invited to view this very beautiful specimen
of both the intention of which is to promote
and extend every species of useful knowledge
in the United States. at this time peculiarly
interesting, when we are unhappily cut off by
commercial restriction, from all intercourse
with the European world
A Prospectus of the work and conditions OF
publication, may be seen with the Subscriber,
who is authorised to receive subscriptions.
James Kennedy, SEN
June Is oll
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Edmund I. Lee.
June %
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of several Deeds Of
trust, from William Yeslon to the suJscri-
lcrto secure the p yment Of certain debts
due frcm him to the Bank Of Potomac, will
be exposed to Public suction, on the first
day Ct ugust neXt, on tie premises, the
following pieces or parcels OF GROUND
with the improvements thee and other
apptlrtenances the eNnto belonging sjtuat-
ed N the Town of Alexandra, viz:
A piece or parcel of Ground
situated upon The East side of Fait4x street
and to the southwark ofPrincess street 'front.'
ing sbout "a feet inches upon Fairfax
street, ard running back the distance Of 1913
feet inches.
One other piece or parcel OF
Ground situated upon the soutn SIDE of Ca
meron street and cast side of Washington
street. beginning at the insel section of those
streets and fronting upon Cam ron street G.
feet, running back and binding upon Wash
ington street the distance of 10 feet.
One other piece or parcel OF
Ground situated upon the north side OF Ca
meron street, east side OF Pitt street, and to
the westward of Royal street, fronting on
Cameron street lO2 feet inches, and run
ming back and binding upon Pitt street 8S
feet.
One other piece or parcel Of
Ground situated upon the north side of
King street and to the westward OF Union
street, fronting 90 feet inches upon King
street, and running back 81 feet.
And also one other piece or
parcel of Ground upon the mouth side of
Cameron stcet and west side cf St. Asaph
street, beginning at the intersection of the
said streets and fronting on Cameron etreet
one hundred feet, and running back and
binding On st. Asaph's street 1876 Ieet.
The sale will commence at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, and the terms will
be. ten per cent. of the purchase money in
hand, and a credit of Que, two and three
years, with interest from date tor the ba.
lance, to be secured by deed Of trust Oh the
properly.
Thos. Swami, Trustee.
july 4awts
/,rcrrn0E5C
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Real Port Wsne. sc,
I0SEPH Vaudeville.
Garner ofKing and Fairtar Streets,
HIS F0R SHE,
Is quarter Casks full bodied Red Port S
years old, and warranted genuine as
imported,
pipes, ,n,tss ro,. an
: amar,an ca,.a p. Madeira.
10 half pipes, cu...,.;.. w;n.
IS quarter Casks, go
pipes,
10 halfdo TenerHe do.
20 quarter Casks,
80 cases fine old Medoc Claret, imported in
1907.
40 doz Hilbert and Co.'S old London
Brown Stout and Porter,
100 barrels prime new Shad.
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as usual.
April 81.
Wines, Sugars, Teas, Fruits, &c
JOSEPH IT. .MLNDEVILLE,
OFFER FOR SALE,
Old Madeira, Sherry Lisbon, Tenerlffe and
w ~ '''Cj " ANcA1i
Cognac, Peach and-Apple Brandy
10 Or casks TeneriHe and Malaga Wine
10 hhds Antigua Rum
30 hi}ds. N Orleans and West India SUI
gar, different qualities
5000 lbs Loaf and Lump Sugar
g hhds good retailing Molasses
100 bags Coffee, green and white
100 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
SO Or. chests and boxes SUPERIOR quality
Teas, of this years importation, con-
sistiae Of Gunpowder, Imperial, Hy-
son, Y. Hyson and Skin
so boxes Lemons
50 Muscadcl and Gloom Raisins
100 bags soft and hard shell'd fresh AL
monds
20 bags Figs
500 ~eams Writing and Wrapping Paper
10 bbls old 4th Proof WhIskey
so BIS Common Proof do
40 Demijoh
50 boxes Mould and Dip'd Candles
so do Brown soap
ALSO,
500 gallons excellent Cider Vinegar
With variety of other articles In the Gro
Gerry Line.
Nav
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Portrait & Miniature Painting.
June Is

NNR. NICHOLAS BOUDET, grateful
w for the liberal encouragement he has
received of his friends in particular and of the
public in general, feels in duty bound to So
iicit the acceptance of his sincere thanks tor
their unlimited attention, and is happy to
give notice that the PAINTING ROOM IS
removed to Prince Street, opposite Mr.
MEAD's dwelling house, where he offers his
professional service, and respectfully invites
connois eurs and the admirers of the liberal
arts to visit the Room during their leisure
moments.
P. S. Likenesses expeditiously Painted,
when not disappointed by sitters. Price OF
high finished Paintings, VIZ:
A full size portrait with hands, 500
A portrait in bust, ~
Miniature, ~
Smaller size, 20
June Is