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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12
WILLIAM OXNARD.

No S, M.D.yi ROW. Miihsa,~f.
A GENT for the SmnhhelA Cotton Manu-.
"A faetor y Rhode Iii4nd has received an ad =
dirional fuppIy Of American manufactured
goods VII ch viii { Told At the lowell Factor /,
prices aud are warranted to be equal to an,
manufactured in the United STATES.
wig
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling,
Servings all numbers add colours,
7s&4 4 shiriings,
AZ 3 5 Skeet,ngs.
Giusham,, = great variety.
Stripes. Checks, Chambrays,
Bed Tickings, &c. SC.
AffI2i. sm.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12
NeW BookRore.

EDW ARD LITTLE & co.
LAvEtaken he Store No Muhsv's Row,
L 1 next door below Meflr,. Henry Smith &
Co. where they offer for fale general aiior,
msnt Of
BOOKS q STATIONARY
a, Bolton prices
LACEY publfhed by E l.. q Co
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Knowledge-v.IIage Harmony ilth edition
enlarged and improved--Waifh's Arithmetic
-Cicero's feecf o -ations-a much improved
and correct edi ion: Parifhs modern Geog
raphy-Murrays Ensliih Reader--American
Acknowledgements Juvenile Spell
ling Book, 25cents containing more, and bound
he,ter than any other Spelling Book-The
felce1ion and arrangement of thin Book re-
auires only TO be known to be universally u.
led, being the mon natural and eafy work for
the initrueliou of children 10 fchoois or fami.
lies now ia ufe ,--Allo
The following new and very valuable
works-New critical Pronouncing Dictionary
by an American Gentleman. Price 8 dollars
Meiiilh's Travels in america III the years
1904, s, s, 7-Lees Memoirs of he War in
the southern Department of the United STATES
The remains Of H. X, White
Traits of Nature, by Mrs Burney
Dufefs French & Enslifh Dictionary
Santo Sebaliano--Wo.ks of \. I. Paine
Conliance de Csifile
Huber, aud Ellen
subscriptions open for the Emporium Of
Arts aud Sciences-Walfhs Review Edin.
burgh encyclopedia If Ap,I5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12

TRIBUTE TO VaI.OUR.s :
The following jtes are tafen fom a Eaijfe,
pspes Of he IL h ins They are The c0ne.r
ding Oe,ses IF apiere sv,iven on the tue n,
HAPPY cogf,ct between the Chesopeake a..
.Shdnnon.
And soon the s!oody conflicts DER
--nn's heard no more
.r Sph,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12

Duane and Binns may be called two
political cats, with their tails tied to-
gether s. thrown aci oss tole. "These
green-eyed philosophers" think they
can extricate themselves by biting,
scratching, and clawing each other to
pieces. Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12

more skill, except that he has kept him.
self a little more out of halm's way, than
Hull, or Smyth ! Alas . the evil lies
with either OF thsm-it lies
#-.a rhey are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12
VINEGAR.

VI H. NILES, has for fale, At his ffore
Fare FRET,
A few hhds. & bbls. Cider Vinegar.
PsSfLssd 3sae7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12

Where. in ms - az.zs .#=as
Brave LAWRENCE, tam
And rs he tresds 10 silent though,,
The spot where late he bravely foughto
The tears OF sorrow dim his eyes,
That now in endless night he lies. ~
No laurel crown thy brow shall v'reashs
a" No more thy ns,ive air shall breaahes
3" A foreign land shall be thy grove;
-" But foreign tears, shall weep the brave.
=" If on the deck thy form extends,
Thy soul unconquer'd, high sscentb-
E" Thy Country claims no more from lhees
+" II onduer'd-yei--,hy spirits tree =,
" The coij grave soon shall hold the for.ne
" That Oft has brav'd the raging storm;
4" And Fame shall tell to future tines,
" And Fsme shall bear to distant climeSo
I" The bloody conflict on The sess
" The tale that tells of death and thee.
=" The minute guns are heard sfar,
But bear po no., the sound of war,
The minute stroke he sailors rows.
And phys tear drop nobly A VS.
And now the moufnfal pendant weepsa
Where still, in peace the Hero sleeps
And slowly moves upon the wave,
The barge that bears him 10 his grave.
Above is PLACID his f., rful blade.
No more is heard the Vic,or's cheer.
The brave respec. he hsllow'd bier &:
No warlike passion Fl % their breasts,
Hush'd inrepose the Warrior rests"
~ Captain Lauysnse after he died 900
,prapf an his colours, and laid on the fug'er Geek
# the Chesapeake
Extract efo lefte, /,om Ig4sh.nsson, .sfxse %.
From the West our news is UNPLEASANT.
The British are securing the margin Of ,he
lake without any con roul the stores col.
lecied st Black Rock, Sodus, and Cswego,
have fallen into their hands, amounting ia
v,lue, including military stores end provis-
ions to half = million Of dollars. Among 9th.
| er articles, they have taken The cannon des.
tined to fit on, the frigate General Pike, nov
building at Sscket,'s ii rbour.-The Presi.
den, is pronounced to day TO be better BY
his Physicians. Possibly the disagreeable
intelli gence both from the south and north,
may occasion . relapse"
A certain Secretary, not so miles FROM
Washington, being asked by an intimate
! friend. why he did no, promote merit aptly
replied. "becsuse merit did not promote
me-
Generals Chandler and Vvindep, csts
tured on The 9th were at Montreal the
2lst ult on their way to Quebec for sx.
change,
At the celebration of Independence i'm
| Augusta on the eth Ct July, 1919, Gem
eralChandler gave the following toast 80
The fourth Of july isl3-May va
on that day drink wine within the wails Of
Quebec 2"
This was certainly prophetic, and
Gen Chandler. will have his wishes
granted; not howe:er by his own mill
tary prowess, but by the f0Aseness OF the
enemy --xenne6ret tap.
-
The wags Of Par. siy. that the lsdies
here, shew every part OF their person hue
their face. While those, beAutiev that used
to oe covered, are displayed, the face Is hid
by 4 thick veil. We suppose these e!egan,
Tea show so much. that they are ashanea t..
+, show their ficcs Lon oa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12
SenUv, em f
ouarter-2 in au..-
~ Navigation, Surveying -
K. GURLEl.
Porfiosd Jsi,5.
NEW STORE.


THE fubicriser would inform the public
that he has removed from Portland to
Corham. where he has opened a general at
Torment of
Wen; India Goods, Groeeries. &c.
among which are the foloving-(which will
be fold as low % can be pr,chafed 10 Portland
or eifewbere for Cath or Country Produce)-
Cogniac Brandy oinger-A'lum
Old Jamaica Spirits Otsr-s,arch
Wen India Rum Muitard-C opperafs
Lifbon and Port Wine Indigo; Windtor Soap
Cordial-Coffee Clafs
Hyfon , Powder and Shott
Young Yyfou TfAs Flints-Pigtail u Fig
y souehong) Tobacco
Loaf aud brown Sugar Cigars-Snuf
MoaiTes Sad Irons ackles
Pollock Fiji Scif,rs
Super6ne Flour Block Tin Teapots
Aye dilto Pafteboara
Clear Pork Wiring Books
Blown Salt Paper and Quilts
Co,ton-C Candles Ink Powder
Chocolate Lead Pencils
Boz Ra,ins Plated Tea Spoons
Nsmegs-Cinnamon Pins and Needles Ct.
Aifpice Pepper
A general aGortmeut #
CROCKERT WARE.
VIM CROSS.
Gorham July If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12
AMERICAN COTTON GOODS.

S1"z - 4 = . - = = - ~
Solomon Boyce,
IJAs jun received a new iupply of
American Cotton Goods,
making an aH,rtment of Ginghams, Stripes.
Checks. shirting sheetins. Bedtickins. Dia-
per, Furni ure Checks. Denim, &C jingle
Yarn for warp and filing; 2 and (: threaded
white and coloured Stocking Ya-s white aud
soloufed Sewing Cotton, &c &C
Thefe goods being from one of the oldeil
and beft eflaslifhed Factories in America, are
Al lean OF equal quality to any made in this
country. shopkeepers and Others can be fup
Piled on good erms
Aiso-Men, Women, and Childrent Leather
and Morocco SHOES, low for eafh.
6ssbases 9ruf, Ps,fLsnl 6fb NO. 28sb, ieis Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12
NEW GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN

LAS jun received an additional fapply Of
1 FSefh Goods viz
Blue and yellow Nankins FRI ehop--Flor-
ence Lutring--Biack Canton, do-Choppy
Romalls--silk shawi---Ladies black, whiie
and coloured Silk Glove.---paded I.uitring-
Ladies fine Cotton Hofe-lmi,aton Shawls--
Mems white Il mixed Cotton Hofe-- black Silk
Handkere hiefs- Bri,iih Cottons- Cotton Shawls
belt gilt and pHed Coat Buuons--co,,on
Cambrick.-- white CAmbrick handkerchief
Ruiha Diaper.-M Madras Handkerchief
Factory Bingham -Shirting-Yarn.-Iodia
Cotton, con6lting Of Bafa., Msmodies, &c.
Mo-An additional fuppiy of Broadcloths.
which with ,hofe on hand eonlprife large al
fornent az to quality and colours.
A general a0or.ment of kerteymeres, Elan
pels, and variety Of other Wooden and Cot
too Goods. fsssissI, Jsss IS, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12
John p. THUKSTON.

JUN r. III II y yin.
HAS removed from No 4 Central Rev
IL to No. Long Wharf-whsre he
cffers for iAls
200 hhds. St, ubes SALT 800
Chefs Hyfon, Young hyfon and Souehong
TEAS
ESQ Boxes Brown SOAP
10 bbIs COFFEE
Scale Beams--Horn Laathorn LeAvss and
a Afsrtment Of ANCHORS.
July S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12
FLOUR s. BREAD.

QUAINT TIES of F,our aud Bread, warraa
< ted, eonfantly on hand. and for f.ie, a
the lowell market price, by
WILL M FRANCIS.
F.o Is, 1912. uf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12

The w.gs Of Par,. s.y. that the lsdies
here. shew every part Of their person hue
their face While those. beAutiev that used
to oe covered. are displayed, the face Is hid
by thick veil We suppose these elegan,
tea show so much. that they are ashamed ~
show their face Lon pa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12

A. certain Secretary, not so miles from
Washington, being asked by an intimate
friend. why he did 10, promote merit aptly
replied. "becsuse merit did not promote
me-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04

in his collection district, for The purrose of exa
ing and measuring the still or stills, boiler or boil.
ers. And every owner OF such distillery, still or
stills, or persons having the care, superinte
nit such officer aioresa or 10 suffer him To
amire and measure the said still stills, boiler
hoers shall for every such refusal forfeit and pay
the sum of I've hundred dollars.
Sec. O. .3aG be 10 frfaer enacted, That IL shall bo
the duty OF the collectors aforesaid in their respcc-
tive districts. and they are hereby authorized TO COLI
lect the duties imposed by this act, ana 10 prose-
cute for the recovery OF the same and for the re-
covery OF any sum or sums which may be forfeited
by virtue o this act. And all fines, penalties ana
forisures, which shall be incurred by force of Tho
act, shall and may be sued for and recovossd in tho
name of the United States, or OF the collector wnhs
IN whose district any such fne penalty, forfeiture
shall have been incurred, by bin, plant or iniorms-
ton, moiety thereof to tho use of the United
States, and the other moiety thereof to the use Of
the person who, if collector shall FIRST discover il
other than collector shall first inform of the cause
matter, or thing whereby any suoh fine, penalty, or
forfeitare shall have been incurred and where the
cause of action or complaint shall arise or accruo
more than fifty miles distant from the nearest place
by law established for holding of district court
within the district in which The same shall arise or
accrue, such SUIT and recovery may be had before
any court of the State holden within the said dis.
trct, having jurisdiction in like eases.
See. z. .isd be n further enacted That this ace
shall continue in force until the termination of the
war in which the United States are now engaged
with Crestbritain and Ireland and their deprnden<
ces, and for one year thereafter, and no longer.
CLAY,
Speaker Of fhe House Of RepresenfshotS.
4. GERRY,
ice-Prssidem Of tie United STATE, and
President of the Senate
Jn,y 90, lslS--,3 ,3bsored JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
DISTRICT or RHODE-ISL.3ND.

PURSUANT to warrant from the Hon DAVID
HOWELL, Esq. Judge Of the District Court for
Rhode-Island District,
do hereby give notice to all persons concerned,
that there has been filed before said Judge, libel
by John Cahoone, onmander of the Revenue CUT
ter of the United States, called the Ngaat, in be-
half of the United States, himself, his officers and
men, belonging to the said Cutter, against the s)oop
DIRT whereof James Ross was master, her tackel,
apparel and furniture, arms, stsres goods, wares,
and merchandise on board the same the said sloop
Dart her tackle, apparel and furniture, arms, stores,
goods, wares, and merchandise, as aforesaid, did
belong, as is alAdged by the said htelants, TO
the Government Of the United Kingdom Of Great
Britain and ireland, or subject or sub ecis there
Of having been captured by the SAID John Cahoone,
commander Of the said Revenue Gutter Vigant, or
the high seas, pursuant to a commission fspm the
President of the United States under the seal OF the
United States, against the vessels, goods. and ef-
f.c,s of The Government of the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain and ireland and OF the subjects there
Of; which said ship vessel and appur,ensnces as
aforesaid, the said John Cahoone, commander as
aforesaid, hath brought into the port of Newport,
within the District of RhodeIslsnd and trial will
be had on the aforesaid libel at special District
Court TO be holden at the Courtouse in Providence,
in said District, the ilh day Of November next,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon:
Cipen under my hand at Newporf, Oct. 2Ofh, 1918
DUrEEJ. PEARCE, DEPUTY JiapshaL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
MARsHAL's NOTICES.
DIST'RIC1' OF RHODE- fsL.i.AD "A.


PURSUANT 10 a Warrant from the Hon. DAVID
HOWELL, Esq. Judge of the District Court tor
Rhodc-Isand District,
Notice is hereby given to ell persons concelaed
that there has been filed before said Judge, an In
formation by BENJAMIN HAZARD, Esq. ctizen u
the United States aud of the town of Newport IN
said District, against certain French priyateer
schooner or letterof-marquc called the CLEOf.f-
3R.i, whereof J. 5. Chaumont, alias J. s. Chsna-
NOM, is now master, her tackel, apparel and h,r-
nituve ana boats, the arms or stores on board the
same, now lying ia tl,e por, of Newport said Chau
mont having, As is alicdged by said Informant, be-
tween the FIRST day CT May last and the tenth day Of
October instant procured to be fitted out, armed,
and knowingly been concerned with furnishing, TIT
ting out and armng, within the ports Of the United
States viz at The port ot New Bedford, in the Mas
sachusetss District snd the pott OF Newport, IN the
State of Rhode-lssand. the aforesaid French pyiss
teer or letter OF mayque, called the Cieopatra, wish
Intent TO employ said vessel in the service of For
eign Prince to cruize and commit hosies upon
the subjects, citizens and property OF other For
eigh Princes and States, with whom the United
States are at peace. contrary TO law in such cases
made and provided; said Chaumont having also be-
tween the first day Of May last and the tenth day of
October instant, within the territory and jursdic-
ton Of the United States, hired and retained snum
Der OF citizens of the United States ealist them
selves IN the power of Foreign Prince, to wit in
the power OF the Emperor OF France, marines
and seamen on beard the said prvatcer schooner or
letter OF marque, for the purpose of cruizing
foresad contrary TO law in such made and pro-
vided.
And trial will be had on said libel at a special Dis
tict Court TO be holden at the Court House, in Pro-
vidence, in said District OF Rhsdc-.slsnd, on the
llth day Of November ext, at 10 clock, A. Nj.
Ciren under my hand az Ne~bart, Oct 27, 1918.
DUTEE j. PEARCE, Detstv.. Marshal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
DAVID RODMAN.

II ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
Al lie that he has removed from his old stand to
Che shop No. 109,next south of James Center - were
Ne has for sale general assortment of BOOTS e
SHOES many of which of his own manufac.
,ure. In room back of the shop he carries on the
Boot and Shoe making business, for which purpose
he employs several good woskmen. and intends
keeping supply Of the best materials.
ar Boots of the various kinds, made IN superi-
or manner, at short notice.
Ns-nhsrf Oh nr,. 8h. 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
DISY'RICT OF MOI .3.N-D

DISINICI' UF RHOEE-ISI.i.VU.
PURSUANT to warrant from the Hon DAVID
HOWELL, Esq Judge of the District Court for
Rhode Island District,
do hereby give notice to all persons concerned,
that there has been flied before said Judge an To-
iorms,ion by TnoMAs COILS, Esq. Collector of the
Cnstous for the District Of Providence, against a
certain schooner or vessel called the FOR1UN.9,
her tackei, apparel, furniture, appurtenances and
boat, which said schooner and sppurtenanccs is al
edged IN said Information have been forfeited for
violation of the Laws Of the United States.
Triai will be had on said Information, at a
Special District Court, to be holden at the Court
House, IN Providence, i. said District Of Rhode-Is.
and, on the llh day of November next, 10 o'clk
in the forenoon. f. *. BEXTEK, .NTsAuL.
Providence, October 27, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
I2EAL toIATt..

TOR sale or to let, on reasonable terms, BY the
u subscriber, his House and Lot in Washington
street, No. 20 Also, the House and Lot in ranncr-
street, No. L. 1t has for two years past been i'm
proved in the Grocery Line, and is one OF the best
stands in that line Of business or for boarding
house in that part Of the town, ana is uncommoniy
convenient with shop attached TO it aud 10 the
yard, a stable, woodhouse, &c. The terms will bs
liberal, apply to BENANIWEs.L SHAW, on the
premises Newport, August 5, 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
MARSHAL'S SALE.
DTSTRfCT OF RHODE.LS

IN Pursuance of warrants frsm the Hon. DAvID
i HOWELL. Esq Judge OF the District Court tor
Rhode Island District,
40 hereby give notice that shall sell at public
auction the highest bidder, on Saturday, the Oh
day of November at 10 o'clock, A. NJ At Col. Beoj.
Fry's.whsrf in Newport, the smack sleep En-
DEiVOR, her tsckel, apparel and furniture two
boa,s, four bags Of Coffee, one box Of Sugar, and
ose box Segrs f. X. DEXTER, .h.rssSl
Droriience, Ocfeser 2O 1913.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
DISTGiCT or RHODE-ISL.3N'D.
DURSUANT to Warrant from the Hon. DAvI D
L IuI., of h. (our for

PURSUANT to a Warrant from the Hon. DAVID
Howell, Esq. Judge OF the District Court tor
Rhode Island District,
:. dsliarcby give notice TO all persons concerned,
that there has been filed before said Judge an In.
formation by WILLIAM ELLERY, Esq. Collector OF
the Customs for the District of Newport against \
certain brig or vessel called the CONNEC1ICET,
Hezekiah j. Lee, late master, her tackci, apparel,
and furniture, together with her cargo, consisting OF
one hundred and six pieces of shrting Cotton /;
thirty.h,e dozens Of Cotton Hoze, seventy pieces
Of white Capbrck three dozen of cbintz Shawls |;
forty.,wo pieces of plaid Muslin twenty one pieces
of black Cambrick two hundred and fity moys of
Salt; eleven boxes of Lemons; one box ot Oranges,
and one box OF Flowers AL of the above mem
toned articles are alledged in said Information to
have been forfeited for violation Of the laws OF the
United States.
Trial will be had on said Information, at Special
District Court to be holden AT the Court-iouse, IN
rrsy iencc, in said District of Rhode Island on the
11th iay of Novembcr next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Ciueu under my hand aI .Ne,spors, Oct 20M. 1915
DUTEE j. PEARCE, DEPUTY .Udrsha
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04

lNep Feather Beds and Feathers.
I We Geese and Foul Feathers. and Feather
IL Beds, from 20 to IS dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER.
No. 2, Ciariesssresf.
every description, constantly kept for sale above.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04

MOST respectfully informs his customers and
Ivk friends, that he has removed from his former
,itua,ion to that elegant and convenient store, NO
% street, four doors north OF has old stand
here he has On hand general assortment OF
F.fNCY GOODS, JEWELRf, SiLVEk
WIRE, CUTLERY, Se.
.r.,her with such articles usually found n
.ucv Goods Store. All Of which will be w-rrA"ted
good qualify, and will be sold as cheaP as Al any
tore IN the s.aie.
Watches repaired with accuracy and despatch,
al Jewelry made and repaired in the best manner.
Cash, and the huhest price givsa Tor Old Sold and
x;Ivrr Sept 2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
ATTENTION
Ill Patriotic Iouug Men.

~
VXTuO are disposed 10 serve their country, and to
w eater the ranks of The 40th Regiment of In.
fAntgy, under the Act of july s. 1915, requested
TO Gail on the Subscribers.
rAe uapriucipled attack on HAMPTON must
the spirit of every true friend OF his Country,
sad prove the necessity of commanding de-
fence at every point. Tie enemy who VIII not re-
we're your Wives and Daughters is more brutal than
sie savage his unprnciplcd warfare mus and will
arouse patriotic pride aud ambition in the breast
ut every noble anG generous mind to avense their
eountry's wrongs on such dastardly foe.
Tue subscribers offer 10 those patriotic citizens,
who are disposed to enlist during the War,
S!Ifeen OoiIars Bounty,
IavensyJour Dollars -dapanee Pay,
EIGHT DOLLARS per Mont.--Regular Wages
Warm Clothing-GoHi Rations,
Ind at the end Of The Jfac,
One Hundred and Sixty Acres OF LAND.
JAMES PERRY, Capt 40M Reg't.
u. s. Infantry, at .NesspOrt
ROBERT CARTER, Lieut. Of do. at
Troy. Mass
JOHN PARROrT, LII. Of de- at Proridenc.
. ,Ne.psgrf October 2l. 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04
MEMS * CH!LDkE.N'S HATS.
GEORGE Jy.A.NTON,

III AS just received, for sale at his Book and Hat
Ia store--a great variety of Mems, Youths, aud
Chidren's HATS. made at the Boston and other fac
tores in the best manncr-aii of which can be sold
at prices unusually cheap.
The assortment includes mems superfne Beavers
fashionable IN shape, and of superior quality do.
Beavers and Caslors, with wide brims do. cheap
Castor and Napt Hats youth and cbIdren's black,
drab, and fancy coored Beavers, from me very low
est prices to the finest quality, and on 'he smallest
to the largest sizes; men's and boys common and
best felt Hats.
Asa, just receired--4 boxes PAPER-HANGINGS,
suitable for rooms or window curtains; with wide
and Borders l box iow-priced Papers
which will be sold cheaper than usual.
For sale, as observation-disclosures, of every
kind in use. BLASK.BOOkS--Smith and Jones'
Hymn Books, Biples, &c. Sc.-Paper, Qus, and
ther articles of Stationary April %