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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-13
THE SQUADRON.

A gentleman Of this town who went out
wnh Commodore RopGEns, took leave of him
1T half past five o'clock on Friday evening a.
bout 90 miles East OF Cape Ann. The Brit
ish Frigatcs Shannon and Ienedos, who have
been sailing In and out OF the lower harbour
for num5er OF weeks past, and occasionally
sending IN by licenccd vessels and pilot boats
10 lot Commodore RonoERs know that they
were nearly tired waiting for him and who
must have seen the President and C0neyt,SS
OF anchor, with the wind ahead, have taken
themselves OIL as soon as ever the wind came
fair. The moment the wind came round, our
Commodore weighed anchor and sailed ont
TO seek these gaseonadipg EpgIishmen, but
they were not to be found. But now, when
he Is gone clear oil the coast, they have APP
pearcd again, although their tender which GOT
undcr way The minute tho Commodore did
must have informed them Of his sailing.
Wnile our ships were dismantled and under
repairs they were every day 10 DC seen with
their colours flying in sight of the town.
This courageous conduct brings To our mind
the story OF the who came and kicked the
sick Lion, but when the noble animal got
we'll enough to stand on his legs again, you
saw 40 more OF the long card gentleman.
Boston Patriot.
. .s-
The British have paid some Of the highest
possible compliments to our lii,le squadron.
HE Lords oi Tue admiralty have directed
that all the scanen should DC excrcised every
day ;ia oder fhas shsy may learn TO De e9aai
10 the americans. 80 " E.et.t .o
Tney have called our Forfy;f5ur gun fri.
gates, StpentyJ3ars. They say our men of
wars men have been seven years in training,
vhen IN fact many Of Them were then plough
iOg their he!ds and hoeng corn. They say
cvecy thing OF us but the truth. Let them
confess at once that our navy officers are, gen
craliy speaking, superior to theirs, and that
our sailors arc more active, and mare ,piisrg
10 light than their meo that while their sea.
men are running o.pay from their ships our
lads arc running 20 ours. 80 now they have
The sccrct.--t0id.
Ibe English newspapers speak with utter
astonishmeOt, as thing absolutely Incredible,
that iN ssvca months the .dsicricans hare tax
en hree or sh1r jfnssi Friycfes, and 6ve hun
dred cftheir merchantmen. They will increase
their amazement when they tell the whole
truth, which is, that we have taken one siosa
OF war, three large Jrisafes, and isso fae cor
peffes, and more than sic hundred os their
merchantmen and the two corvcttes by an
inferior force. And to this they may add,
that our arms kape nor been Sisgraced on land,
five ezcehf tie surrender Of Detroit AT
Tippicanoe, at Queenstown and q, the River
Rasn, our troops fought more bravcly than
the British.-iSid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-13

superfie and common
nrosdclolhs,
do. do. do. Cassimeres,
Velvets, Flannels,
Lustrings, OF various col.
ors;
Canton Grapes
Silk and Cotton Bandanas,
Hantlkershiefs,
Cotton cover lids,
Dimuy, white Jean,
a great variety Of Vest
Patterns,
yellow NanEcens,
Ribbords, Fans, Coat &
Vest Buttons, OF .
superior quality.
India Caiicoes,
Newport, April %, 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-13
Copartnership Dissolved.

THE Copartncrship heretofore existing un-
der the firm of DEBLOIS & BREEsE, IS thia
day dissolved, by mutual consent. All persons haV-
ing demands against the SAID firm, requested to
present them for settlement and all persons indebted
are requested To make payment TO JOHN DEBLOls,
who is duly authorized to settle the same.
JOHN DEBLOfS.
SAUNDERS BkEESE.
Newport, Nav 6. 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-13
Please TO take Notice.
RICHARD BARKER,

RICHARD BARKER,
- ESPECTFCLLY informs the Ladies and Gentle-
~ men Of Providence, and its vicinity, that he has
removed from Newport, to that we'll known stand,
north Of Col. H. SMITu, west side OF MiilBridSc,
formerly occupied by Mr.. +. ANGEL. which house
is convenient To accommodate number OF Dosrders.
Tea. Parties and private Companies may also be &C
cominodatcd.
RnAexEx would likewise inform his former Gus
toners and friends in Newport, that he should bo
graifed by their company at his new establishment,
should their business call them into that quarter.
and he assures them tha, no pains will be spared
entertain them in the best possible manner.
NIB Coach, Chaise, and Horses to let, and good
Stabiing or Pasturing for Iiorses
Providence, April %. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-13

American Sattincts,
OCs!icocs, Baizes,
Cotton Stockings,
Shi'tlng Co;tons, ,Calicoes,
llColton Laces, Linens,
IiSilk Stockings,
ladies and Gentlemens
d Beaver and silk Gloves,
iUndresscd Ca.;coes,
Furniture Calico.s,
lwhite and col Cambricks,
ICoriid Ginghams,
sewing Silk,
DCotton balls and in hanks.
Silk and Cotton ShawIs,
Silk Florenteine for West
] coats. Suspenders, I'm
I breilss, &c. &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-13
Groceries, &c.
WILLIAM WHITE.

HAs Just received, and offers FOE sale, at No. II,
Long-whsrf, by wholesale end retail, .ererai
assortment Of Groceries, Csoekery Glass ass t.s.
--coEsIsTINC OK
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-13
lanes Mumford,

No. SO, Thames stree,
1T AS just received the following Goods from Bos
L ton. which he will sell very cheap for Cash.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-13
WEST GREEN w lCH MANU-
FACTURlNG COMPANY.

THE subscribers have established Manufacture
l. ing Company in the town of WestGreennich.
Rhode-Isli,d, under the above title, where they in
tend to Manufacture all kinds of CotIon-Goods
They have taken the store recently occupied by Jo-
seph iioxie, on NeWs-Neck Hill, where every sub
jcct appertanng their business viii receive imme
date and promp attention. Persons disposed to en-
courage this young establishment, will find their
Goods of as good quality and as fair price as al
any other manaiactory in the State.
SIMON REYNOLDS,
WILLIAM HALL,
JOSEPH HOXiE.
Y. B. All persons indebted 20 Joseph iloxe, eth
er by Note or BoOh Account, are requested to make
immediate payment nc is determined to settle all
has accounts wI,sOut delay.
WesrGreenwicr Decrmher ,, 1872
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-13
NOTICE

NOTICE.
Is hereby given to the Creditors &C the Estate az
Il JOHN COOK, late of Trrerton, deceased, repre-
sented nsovcnt, that six months from the date herr
OF allowed 10 them TO exhibit their cais1s 10 tie
subscribers ~ho appointed Con issioners there
by the Honor able Court of Probate OF the tova
of Tveron ard that they will attend at the dwell
lighthouse OF BeniGma Holh;,a Esq. in said TNet-
ton, the las, Thursdays in April, May, June, July,
August and september next, at ten O'Clock, A NJ,
JOsEPH BALEy,2 c.;,.;o,,.r.,
HOLDER ALMY,S
Tiyerton, Apr, 5, 1878
THE subscribers having been appointed by tpe
Court Of Probate, OF the town of Newport, i1
the County OF Neupart, Commissioners to receive,
examine, and adjust the claims asams, the estate OF
B.i7IfSHEBya HOOKEY,
late OF said Newport, deceased, represented nse,-
ven,, Go hereby give notice, that six month trom The
date hereo are allowed to the creditors OF SAID Is
tate TO bring in aud prove their several claims, -
either of the Subscribers, their resi- ectHe dacit
ings, within the time sfor $ id.
JOHN w. DAVIS, lc;..;
THOMAS CLARK, ~ ''N
+. And all persons indebted 10 said Estate, are re-
Gucsic,; 10 max: immediate payment to
SAMUEL l.. CARR, .icmiHssfrctor.'
Newport, Nay A. 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-13
TO LET,

TO BE SULU,
A Small FARM, in Portsmouth,, containing
\ upwards Of % acres Of excclen, Land, well
watered, with Dwelling House and Oai-Baildings,
two Orchards and number Of excellent fruit trees.
Said Farm is under good Improvement For further
particulars inquire of THOMAS sHFARMAN, on
the premises. or HENRY r. SHEARMAN.
Portsmouth, Mar. y, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06
MARSHdL'S MOTTO 9.
USled States of America,

usIed States OF America,
Maine.
PURSUANT to fundry warrants to me d.
l. reeted from the Hon David Sewall, Efq
Judge of the Dinrief Court, OF the United
States, for the Diisriet of Maine hereby give
notice that the following Libels alias loforma.
tions. are filed in iaid Court-viz-
Libel alias Information againil the brig
Margare'tia alias Latona whereof John I
kobs was matter, Of the turthsn OF about
One hundred and fevcnly eight Tons, her
tackle apparel and furoiture, toge her with
her Cargo confling of fnndry merchandise
as follows viz Seventeen Hhds-S,xty one
Casks--Thiry nine Bales and one hundred
and ninety three Casks of Biitfh merehan~
dize-Right hundred and twenty nine boIes
of TIn-Twelve lara of Aauafottes- Forty
eight Jars of Vitrioi-Forty Cra;es of Crock
cry Wars--rwo hundred and ieventy one
Packages Of Britifh merchandise and Fifty
three packages diuo- together with iundry
other articles of northumberland by
Jofhua Wingate, Jun. Eiq Collector of the
Cations for the Diiret of Bath
A Iibel alias Info NATION sga,nlt the fchooner
Louiza. whereof Beojsmin Hayward was iate
mater, of the bufthen OF about one hundr I'd
and nifty leven Tons, her tackle, apparel and
furniture, together with her Cargo conhiilng
of fifty puueheons of Rum, weDty fhree tierces
of Cocoa, nine t,erces OF porter. five tis'ces oil
Beer, eleven eates Of Copper, TWO keg. Of Cop
Per Mails. enc hundred add iever,y eight bolt'
c>Canvafs. thirty Ieven coils of Cofdage. one
uerce of Irvine, ffy jug. OF Oil. hfly kegs Of
White Lead, twenty three kegs OF Back Var
NTH and fifty 6rkIos of butter together with
fundry other articles fe:zed by jofsh Hook.
Eta Collector Of he Cuiiom. for the Dilriei
of penobicot.
A hoe, alias information against one hun
d-ed aud twenty tons Of Pisster of PAris,
theresbou,s, found on Deer Island, Emei
sous Beach, SO called seized by the Sam
Collector
The above seizures were made for breach
| es of the Laws Of The United Stssse
That hearing and ir,sl will be had on
each Of the aioresaiI iibels allies information
nj Wiscasset, ia said District on Monday The
Goth day of September instant, when AND
we ANY persons Interested in either q
the Vessels or aforesaid articles, may az.
pear aud shew Cause if any can be she wn
wherefore lie SINE should not be decreed
forfeit, and disposed Of according to Law
Gwen under my hsad at Portland ,he
fourth day oil Sepie a ID 1918
CHA, TEBBETS, Depuiy Marshal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06

dered him unsusceptible OF partizan bigotry
and illibersl suspicion. To the estimation
in which his political character was holden
his fellow citizens bore honoursble testi-
mony, by repeatedly electing him to respon-
sibe stations, and by their solicitude to place
him in Office when his private svocstions
woald no longer sdmi; of his devotion TO
The service of the public.
In private life he was still more endesr-
ing. His unsssuming shabiity and unaf.
fected simplicity of msnners---his gentle
manlike deportmeht-his carefuIlness never
to wound the feeling Of sensibili,y--his ex.
quisite regard to decency-his tenderness
of the reputation of oihers-and, above all,
the love he bore to the brotherhood of
man pointed him out as the friend and com
panion of ineslimable value. Tho he made
no public profession of religion vet the Tree
qcas tasgn BY as fruits. That The sublime
me rslity of the GOSPEL of Christ had been
deelpy engrsven on his heart, bis uniform de.
pertinent gave the most undeniable attesta.
ton
As husband and parent the bleeding
heart &C his hereaved ccnsort and those who
e,ssd the transports OF delight with
which he csrre ssed his only infant child can
duly appreciate the poign.ney of the loss
On the day of his intermeot q nnmer ous
concourse ofthe citizens Of North Ysrmou h
and of the towns in the vicinity exhibited
marks of unieigned sensibility and of the
high respect which they entertained of lis
memory.
In this town, Mary Ann, daughter Of Mrs.
phebe Abott, aged 10 months-Andrew
son of capt. a. Mackie, sred 10 months. -
Frederick r. son of Mr.. Nathan Winslow,
aged - months. "A child Of Mrs Cobbett
aged IL months.
On Friday night last. Mr. ABRAHAM
WATSON. merchant, aged So HnerAl fhi.
afternoon from his late dwelling house, in
Church lane, where his friends and &C.
quain,snce are requested to attend without
q more particular invitation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06

Betfey was bearded fame evening" Off Race
Point from the Nymphe frigale
Mr. Tewksbury. late falling matter of brig
Porcupine, was alfo put on board the Betfey
He informs that the Fidelia failed from Halifzn
the 22d of Aug s days later) having on board
So prifoners, belonging to liceufed vefIels fent
in there She failed ia CO. with brig Orion,
Jubin for Newport, having on board about
so prifoners- and kings fchr. of II guns,
bound on crui(e PaiIed going in to Hall
fax, the runaway cartel barque Agnes, from
Portland Mr.. ruksbury alto informs that
there had been no late arrivals from England ,
that no vefTes had been FEM in lately and that
there was nothing new at Halifax.
The hurricane was very severe at Barbs-
does about 10 sail were driven ashore,
among them, the wo Prison Ships o "
ernmen, sch Teazer, of guns ship Col
onisl, of 500 tons, full OF sugars, ready foi
sea, vessel since got off cargo entirely lost,
and ship poo,le. 500 tors. part OF her cargo
dry goods lost.
The Grsmpus, "a, came very near being
lost. she how W, with tie Venus, 80, and
brig Crane, lS, the only vessels of war IN
port at that time, rode il oul--li was repor,-
ed, that several ships Of war, and transport,
fun Of troops. were lost AT the Leewsrd lsl-
ands. Martinique. &c. The prize crew OF
The B'h brig Fl, cspiored ON the coast oi
Africa, by the Y.ntee, OF Biistol, II. l. re.
csptured by the Venus irigs,e, and lost by
upsett,ng, 5 hours .fterwaeds, and IN which
men and midsiipmsn were drowned,
came in the Mslmoe. Left no prisoners.
Asg IL, lat %. lon O.. spoke Swedish
scoa, days from 81 Bsrts tor New Ha'
ven. 2e'h, la, SO. Ion 70, spoke Swedish
ship and brig, 50 days from New Orleans
for Gotienbdrg. Flour at BsEbsdoei, II dis,
The Malmoe was chartered by The a ne L.
can Agen; at Barbados, and the prisoners
allowed to come home in consequence OF
the prison ships having been driven ashore
| IN The hurricane
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06
DE D.,

Ii N3,ih ln nloufh on he 28,h ult. Eli
sHA Pohsoy CUTLrz. Esq. Counsellor vi
Law It 50. cut oH IN the prime of life and
amidst The most tlaiterine prospects.
ob'usfyiao,ioes # characters are 100 FIRE.
quen'ls remarks ofoourse and therefore I'M
interesting but in this instance It will be
Otherwise. A deep interest is fell in nhat.
ever relates to he life and character of
ths valuable indiy:dual. III s., onl', WHO
Knew him hes, could duly appreciate
nls worth. He was, nevertheless. in The
highest public estimation As genilem n,
ssebolar ard 3 man Of liberal and enlichten
few.
In his profession he was distinguished /;
rot for q vain snd arrogsn, presumption nor
FORA forward exhibition of talents but
ior rellnng modesty, frequently 10 the re
sre' ct those who knew bis powers and
we're anxious for an interesting dis PLAY,
Ho,hing, however, was omitted which du
yoemsnded to be done for the interest Of
us chem. To hose who had chosen 10
eohhde IN his judgmen, and direction, be
e"oced his regard 10 the principles If the
ric'est justice and to he promotion Of
useh ultimate sdysn'age. The pe,t, bro,ls
WI :se neighbourhood were assueged
and reptessed and the unhalIowed Anne
20 ~ oiseord extingnished by The benignaa,
ttence.
me policy of his country had engaged
W. ~ ,.considerable portion of his attention.
."o nm m his attachment to the funda.
.aeh's principles of the federal cons tuition
administered in its primitive purity by
s IO'e who sough, with single eye the
xmy and prosperity Of Tie country yet his
>A'ens'Se view and inlarged observation rem.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06
FIRE !
GoRHAM srPT. I, 1875

GOFHAh stPT U, 1913.
On Saturday night IAN the Clorh;et's Mil,
w'h al is apparatus aud utenGIs, owned aud
occupied by Mr.. Willard Buttrick of hi. town
va deiiroyed by fire THIS lofs to Mr. B. 10
isvere, indeed aud is peculiarly 70 at prefent,
wien demands for cloth of domenic msnufac-
,ure are mutually great and ureenl II add
ton to he abov 10 The Iof. of all Mr.. But
tricks ssfa esd,eeonnfs, which were 10 the mill
at the ime Of - acorueiion ; and thus one
Of Gu moi n!uf,r'5w ard worthy citizens
has been eeprve' of large portion of his
well earsed properly II preiumed thar no
ats, ia1se,mss., THAI the bare fatemtst Of fIb
fa6 viii he warning 20 thoie indebted TO M
TO make immediate payment, rendered 10
irsgfs.jata BY ,h's calamity thofe, who car.
DOT sou pa are deGred to give asU ksfS itei,
Far f9om uncomfortable, alto, mutt he he
lois 10 numeron' individuals in TIL. vioinuy,
when Il IS conidered tina, no lef than three
stsslass gores9 Cietb were continued in iail
Ml.-Hgu
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06

Stephen Patten,
BOOKSELLER, Ne. To- Joan' Rs,U,
Exsbange f,sa- P"'io"d,
HAs jua received frefh fupply of bgs
isa.y sfttsuss anf b,gbiy .ff--o MEDI
CIN6S t5t psepa,sd BY w. T. CONWAY, No s.
Green fireet. Bottom,
AMONG WHICH ART
gJDr. Reye's Botanical Drops g!
The following extraordinary and hosuiar
cures may not be unibtereltng but worthy the
peru.alof the afiii eted, together with the fol'
lowing candid and liberal letter from
a. in eminent PbyGeian. %
"Dr. w. r Conway-Sir, Il is with pleas'
ure that inform you that ID, Rsy1, 8fss-
is1 D,st,' have been of great isrviee 10 theie
part. 10 the following comp aints- Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Eruptions on the kin, aud dior
ders Of the flomach.
al am, FIR with refpea your friend
JOHN 8. LANGDoN, phyician."
Limaiei. Jyms 10, 1875.
or II LADT !!
of Bottom was afflicted with erup'ions all ever
her head face aud body, attended with Itch
iups, burniugs, bio,ches &c had loft thereby
two roe and one finger nail. was cured by
bottles.
q 2s Tears AFiaedi!
A man of Ronbury freH i-orps) wa, IS years
all cted with pain aud weakness in hi. arm,
wrifi and hand, at length there formed foif
foul ulcer, in his writ, one OF which had eat
through HE wrift. another was inches deep,
aud another two inches deep, the whole dis
charging water--his hand drcadfuily fwelled
& no JOINT to be fsen at the wriIt when he ap
piled 20 the Proprietor Of theie Drops 'sfg"d
a. psa relief, and ss.faosi syi'g mar when
10 the furprize of every one IN a days The
fwelling wen, down, the uie Of the limb was
OBJ aimed, in 10 week, TIE wboh ftbs ulcer
5saisi and the man ws relio red to perfect
health,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06

TO tb9ts 7uho prefer Peace to War.
EOR fsle at the. Stores of WILL M Nc.
L LELLAN. Jun aud J. l.. HYDE, Ex.
charge e,sa, an
GRAFTON,
pronounced before the Students Of Brown Uni
verify, Providence, July sih. IS, in roli~
memoration of American Independence .
BY EMERSON PAINE.
i" 75ey b,.oi ID 70, freedom IN ftsi, EsfiisG MOD,
Yet gW revolt, ,rss. truth rO0uij jst them free,
Z" License bey Meas, utr- they cry Liberty,
For ubS lou" that, ~.f fin be wife s-d good"
MILTON
Thofe who are deGrous of tracing the nu.
merou. and aggravated evils this country il
fufrering under. to their fource. and would
examine the origin, motives and eosiequences
of the prsfeut war, will receive much infor.
nation and fatisfaefion in reading lh, excel.
lent Grafton The principles and fpiri, i, ex-
preAe, are thofe of freemen. and do honor to
the Author. Asgs6 so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06

Leonard & A. II. Crofs,
No s Usies Rsto. Misdk e,,,f,
LAVE fo,fale 90 chen. souchoug aud Hy-
fonikin Tear. ola hyperion qusii.y
Hhds It quality Brown Sugar
Hhds CT ee-- o ba es Cotton
10 Keg, Tobacco--95 bore. No l, Chocolate
200 quin,al' Englifh Cod Filth packed in Hhd'
IS do Pollock and Scale do
5 pipes Cogniae Brandy
Rum Wines Molafres
Indigo Salipetre-Pepper
Mu1ard-Ginger-Nu tmegs
CsGia--Ra,Gns-Can
. eaIea ENGLISH HATS
81 eafks IN quality American Gubpovder,
NaGacuietts infpss,,on
100 buihels yellow Corn
10 Bbis Mefs Beef, Sc &c
The above goods viii be fold chess 70. eafh
or fhort approved credit
Poiisnd, Sept s (ew)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06
Pay for your Ne1psbabers.

Fay for your Newspapers.
THIS paper completes five gears since
the subscriber assumed the publication
Of the GAzETrE--duTins tals period he
has laboured to render 1t an interesting
and useful Journal OF passing events
with what success, his friends and pat
rons will decide. Whilst he tenders
his thanks to all for their patronage.
aid particularly those who have not
been unmindiul of the maxim that the
"iabourer is aoorthy ofAs hire" he takes
this opportunity to request Of all those
indebted, to discharge their bills up to
the first Of September next.
We have forwsrded,tle bills of The Csz.
cite up TO September I. 1918, to agents in
the folloming TOWNSHIP.
Wa!dObo,olgh-JOhn Head, Esq. p. NJ.
Ua w Jesse Page, Esq. P. NJ.
Tho,nastos-Joseph Sprsgue. Esq.
Canaden-Mr. Phiness Bowers
S Ss;s,,s M. R. c. Johnson
Who are hereby authorised to receipt the
bills on payment.
~ Those who have not the means
OF paying at present, are desired to set.
tie their accounts by note.
AR UUR SHlLEY.
Gaset,e.0fce, dug 80. 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06
TO BE LET.

THE Tsvern-Houfe Giuated in Maine :
L sreet. (st prsient occupied by Capt.
Tiltou) Said houie /, well calculated Tor a
Tavern or Boarding houfe, being in an airy
&, uatiou and nearly III the GENRE of the
Town There are two good Stables and other
very convenisn, out -houies --poAeflion given
the fri Of October nest--Applcation TO
Richard Motley, at Portland or Thomas x
Eaw Motley, Bye0n.
PO,fisnS, Sept. 4tb, 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06
Evening School.

THE fubfcrites intend commencing their
.EVENING SCHOOL at Mr.. CuRLrrs
School Room in Federal itreet, the 18th init
Term. as uluai The Room is very convenient
for tina, pofe-perhaps more 70 than any
in this town and every exertion will be made
for the benefit of the pupiIs.
r. GURLFY,
N, LOkING.
Portland, Ssff 6, 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06
NOTICE.,

NOTICE..
A Ii perfons having accounts open with the
A fubferioer, are requelied to call and
have them afjuaed by The fra of October
next. JOHN PRATT.
sept s