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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28
DE2THN

At Portsmouth, Con this Isl.nd) on Monday last,
SAMUEL ELAN, Esq. in the 64th year of his age
In the death Of Mr.. Elan, literature has lost pat
ron ;-wretchedness, friend sand hospit ality,
pattern-Although born in foreign country, it was
mis- pride to elevate and improve the country by
which he was adopted-thc ordinary attachment to
native soil, gave pac. to his attachment to the soil
which be had chosen-Few men have lived, whose
philanthropy, while living, was more ardent and sc-
tive than Mr. Elam's and few men have died, whose
philanthropy, when dead, was more useful, and
more diffusive.
At New-Brunswick, (NJ.) Miss Lucy Lawrence,
the Chesapeake, with whom her earthly hopes and
happiness seem 20 have been identified. The news
of his death occasioned shock upon her brittle
frame too severe TO be restrained, and which bafed
the application of medical aid.
In Virginia, Mr.. John NJ. Daniel, Senior Hospital
Sugeon Of the Y. 5. army, aged AZ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

IN Pursuance Of warrants from the Hon DAvIp
4 HOWELL, Esq Judge Of the District Court for
Rhode island District,
do hereby give notice that shall sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, Saturday, the 9Th
day of November, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. at Col Beni.
fry's-wharf. in Newport, the smack slsop EN-.
OE1V0R. her tsckel, apparel ard furniture two
boats, four bags of ccfcs, one box Of Sugar, and
60 tcz segars. D. \, DEXTER, JNef,lak.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28
com. ROCERSS PURSUERS.

The British trigate Alexander arrived ~
Lei,h, Scotland, from the North Cape on the
18th Of August, where she had been cruising
in company with ~, and was despatched by
her for reinforcement of ships to look tho
Udted States frigate President.
The Royal Oak, "a, and Seahorsc frigate,
arrived in Bantry Bay, 9th inst. from an un-
successful cruise after Commodore Rodgers,
having been as far as Iceland.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

1t. Forrest, of the navy, has arrived at the
City Of Washington with the Flags of the six
vessels taken from the British by Commodore
Perry in the glorious action on Lake Erie.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

The brave Crogan accompanied Com. Per-
ry on the Lake, and witnessed the striking of
that flag which had precipitatey Withdrawn
from the rxmparts Of Fort Stephenson.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

Tho Steam Boat which arrived yesterday
from Albany, (says the Mer. Adv of Monday
last) brought a report, that Gen. Wilkinson
with his army, left Sackcu's Harbor on Mon.
day last-destination unkhowd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

The venerable Colonel Moses Porter, of
the Artillery, has been breveted Brigadier-
Gencrsli and commands at Fort Niagara.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

The President having considered the Boxer
as equal in force to the Enterprize,has ordered
her 20 be delivered up to the captors.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

The Navy Department have ordered the
Constellation frigaie to be dismanlled and laid
up for the winter, she being very defective.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

Gen. Dearborn arrived a, the city Of New
York on the 2Oth inst. and was received with
a salute from Castle Williams.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

1t was reported in London, Sept. IS, thata
large French squadron was coming to New
York, and many frigates to American port
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

Nine of the crew Of the late U. S. brig Ar
gus, have been confined in England, on the
supposilion Of their being British subjects
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

John Geyer, Esq. is chosen Mayor of the
City of Philadelphia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

One hundred houses in the N. Z. part
Goltenburgh, have been destroyed by fires.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

From the Bosson Patriot ef yesterday.
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS

Reserved al this port By the arrsrai ef ship Erie,
Capt Robinson, in 81 ds,ys from P1m0aih.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

1t is stated, (says the ". Y. Mer. Adv. Of
Saturday last) that Com. Decatur's squadron
have sailed down the Thames into Newton
don harbor and that the British squadron off
thar harbor is composed of one ~, one razee,
two frigates, and sloop of war.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

RESPECTD 10 tie .MEMoRYof the BR.iYE.
On Sunday the 18th inst. Funeral Dis
course was delivered at St. Johns Church in
Providence, by the Rev. MIR. Crocker, upon
the death of the late Capt. ALLEN. Minute
guns were fred on board the frigate Presi-
dent, now in that harbor, during the service.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

Splendid illuminations have taken place in
several of the Southern cities in consequence
OF Gen. Harrison's victory over the enemy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

1.-THE citizens Of Columbia, Is. c. have O.
pened . subscriptioe for the purchase of an
elegant Sword, to be presented to Lieutenant
Tillinghast, os that town, who was on board
ihe y. S. brig Enterprize, in her engagement
with HE Britannia Majestys brig Boxer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

On Saturday night, 9Th inst. (says the Buff
fslo Gazette)a most violent storm of wind,
hail, and rain commenced from the S.W. and
continued about - hours. The lake in 6 hours
raised about feet; and on Sunday evening
the fats at the mouth of Buffalo Greek were
nearly covered with water. The salt and other
property lying near the margin Of the Lake,
mus, have been considerably damaged.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

The British frigate Eolu,, was to sail from
England about the last Of August, for Que.
bee, with $50 picked men for the feet on
lake Ontario.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

Ocfo6
Alexander Lydia
Avery Capt.
Anderson J. Gun boar
Anthony Elijah
A&ddiefogvn
Buck Henry
Brown Elijah
Bates Capt. NJ.
Baker Hannah
Brown Thomas X.
Brazer Sally
Barney Maria
Bixby & Volen,ine
Brown Eli
Briggs Burton
Nesv- Shoreham
Calder John
Clarke Capt. Parker
Chase William
Cadlc Cornelius
Cappam Antonio Joze
Cowen John
Constance Capt. 3
Cranston Mary
Cater Richard :
Carr George w.
Congdon Capt. John
Currie Lewis +.
Collins Phillis
Collins Mahi,ube
Cotncy Barkus
Coggcshall Mary
Cartwright Edward
NeW-S Sheridan
Durham BENJAMIN
Domec John
Duro A. Don Jozo $
Drouault Lewis
Durfce Rcbecca
Davis Joshua, jr.
Eddy Phebe
Emery Thomas
Ellis George
Fellows Joseph
Fellow George II. 2
Fine Henry Nj.
Fonncr Edwin
Gauld Hannah
Gibbs Moses
Gardner Sibria
Gauch Arnold
Gardner Elizabeth
Gibson John w.
Grccney Charlotte
Gccr Joshua
Gardner Capt. Ed. C..
Hcrlitz Cant. Joseph
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

On Saturday morning, October 18th, Gen.
Hampton's. army had struck their tents, pre-
paratory to marching.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28
HURRI0.a.NE ar I'URKSISL.a.vD.


HURRICANE Ar IURKS-ISL.ayvD.
On the Oath August Turks-lslsnd was via
tied by Tremendous hurricane, which totally
destroyed no less than 100 valuable dwelling
houses, with most part of their contents be-
sides so plantation houses, the negro barracks,
and out houses. AT the Salt-Key all the build
ings suffered similar destruction, with above
half million bushels Of Salt. There are not
more than thirty houses standing, on both Is
lands. aud those much shattered Added to
this there were not provisions enough left by
the tempest to subsist the inhabitants for more
than fortnight.
ANOTHER BRITISH SLOOP OF VAR LOST.
CHARLESTON, (S.C.) Oct. il.-Mr. Burns.
pilot of this city,who was captured in the ship
Caroline, on the 18th Aug. and sent to Mas.
sau, arrived on Sunday from st. Mary's. Mr..
Is. informs that on the 27th Aug. most dis
tructve gale was experienced at Nassau,
which was the second within short time
The effects of this gale fell principally on the
shipping in the harbor, and such as were near
the ncighboring islands. The LAURISTlN-
Us, British sloop of war, rating 24guns, was
wrecked on the outer islands, but the crew
were saved.-Many vessels were lost i'll the,
harbour, and Others driven to sea, which had
not been heard of when Mr.. Burns left there,
and some lives were lost.--No prizes had re-
Gently arrived at Nassau.
TT
A Londen paper, speaking Of the capture
of the Argus, Observes" When Captain
Allen was taken out of her TO be conveyed 20
the Hospital, he exclaimed to his crew,
God bless you my lads sve shall never meet
again" His auditors we're so deeply affect
cd that not one man of them could articulate
Faresvel His leg was SO dreadfully shat
tered that but little hopes were entertained of
his recovery. He appeared himself to be a
ware of his dissolution, and was perfectly re-
signed. Capt. A. was highly esteemed in
his profession, and was an officer of the most
determined courage.-Commodor Decatur,
was much attached to him."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

TOR which gencrods price will be given, II iys'
l. mediate application is made to
GEO; ENGS, No.I7i, Inames-strset.
,Ncwborf, October %, 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
BENJAMIN BDTMAN

Sgp ef fbe G hss Mo,fs,, Mimi.
nAsJnlt received an erienfve IN y y 80, If s'aa
II DRUGS o MhDlCiNFs
Painters COLOURS u or
CLOIHIhRS DTk-STUFFS ~
among which are the following VI.
Anderions Piils-Ho per's do-caoma
Canthar den -Csftor.-F Flower. Cbano,,.1.
Powdered Red Ba k-Gun opium--c,mne.-
Cam eoge- lrsgacnth Shaved IGnaI...N
London l.aneets- Magnolia g a..
and Wicks--ol Anile-do, peppermn,"
Powdered ipec-c-Tu-key Rhu. alb. o..
tan Va,efian Efeutia' sat Of 60
Colts loot; Loz.nge Jeiuit Drop. 49,.
OIL, Cc Also. A'e6
Llnleed Oil, tot ed aid unhoiIed s,;....
.is'pentine Copal Warmth, Japan for r..
ing Powdered L,tharge; Gum Coma al.
snenAe ground and nagrnuad prini Bnb...
hise "aaa do; oalh Zoos, Came. a.,
Pencils; SstS Paper; Cold aud 81 yer az. s'
Glais iuliabIe sor Clock Face. C ehnes,
Roman V''rio' idigo, Allua cooasrsc'
Ground Logwood 10 Redwood WI mssai
c,s g'e "iAaoef,
~ Pot and Pearl asle. conftao,,v FIR e..
Jan 81 'o' He
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
Books - ST ,tion nv.

YUer received and TO- fac al the Bookaore
of sAML BUTTS. Haymarxe Row, va.
riety of new Publication. among which Ae
Ailiion On Tafe; Solitude iweetened Cslsm.
tiles of .uihos; Por, azure Of Me,hodifm :,
Morris Dlleoutfes; l fuenes of Literature !;
Eathrop on the Globe L even,h ed ION of
the Village Harmony; and a. uiusi, genera
afIor ment of SCHOOL BOOKS. BIBLES,
TEST ,MENTS STATION RY. &c &c
t. Lift convenient HOUSE. n central
pal of The town -hLo, tor fac a god f. m.
containing 81 acres OF Land, unaet improve
men,--cu from wenty 10 thirty ioos OF hay,
with z cd wei of water near the Hue,
and an chard thai makes from ten 10 fit cen
baerel, Of cider-1ba, for Ia e or o exchange
for Real Elfaie m poroand fifteen hundred a
ere. Of good improveabe Land. iuifabIe for
farms Ma, CHI J.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
ITCH /!
Be il ever 70 inve,era,e, cured by
Oar bos,. abc.l atios

Be il ever 70 inve,erae, cured by
0ns boA' afpa stios
by an Ointment called "Dumfres Ointment
which /, not only tree from mercury, bur every
other pernlciou ing ed ent, and may be uied
by the moi deilcaie pregoaIt female or ehll.
d en- Al the bresif-so dssgs, 4sbafever J,sS
rski.g ssid! ~ AK for " Dunrsi's 0isr-
MrsT'--soss are gess'ss ssifl' yfs"sd W. 1.
Conway" az 20. uais< bea'b Be particular -
Prepared and fold wholeiale by the jat f'sfd'
ao,. W T Conway, No S G'ees ftreet, BsGoa'
and re,s,l by sTsrHEs pArrss' 6s.ts.gt J.
Ps,tlass, Ba. fon. wiicsfet; Coodae Hal
lowell Hon Dr. Jonathan Page, Bfuniw'eki
Holbrook Bah; wilkins Orringion: Lang
don, Limerick Shores 4 Co. podimou !
Froft, Keune chunk; Thomas & Wh'Pple New
bu,ypoa Cufhlng and Appleton, n whip
ole, "a en-, aud mon d,uggilts and Bookie iefs
of rsfpeetab,Ii,y throughout he U. .. at TIE
fame p aces may be had all thoie J-it, sf''".s
ard 6gb,y opp, ovsd Medicine &c. P'7"" .,
w T Conway - hbuat sAs''a's' to
bss w5o b., ia Jsa sga's
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
Domsaie ReVing and Spinning
MACHINE,
Tor COTTON AND WOOL.


TILE fuhle tier offers ,hs public The NE OF
l thu. valuable Mathine on he ioho"'ssy
,erm,--1hree cents on the popu'ai'oo OH
GovIe town and Two cents on the popunish
Of q 6, un.y-aod TO give cred'' oi hi' '"e'"
and eighteen months with gond ieelflly-s"
20 flu n. IN any perion with good "i"h,D.
,unn,ug IN comp htion, with directions r -,
n6oy H. for thirty dollars eaeh-Any pehou
v;lh,ne TO pu .chaie Rights and Mafhine' :"
,he D.iinet Of Maine will Peaie TO eau Oh ~.
lohleriber in Portland, and thoie pefion' 'na'
hav. ou,chaled Machines, Can have the PRIV
ilrge OF taxing the town # they WIN, ",s' ,ss
king twenty ooi!sr' from The amount ." ~
The public are informed tina. part OF 'ns
above Machine is in operation IN ppS" Az a.
Caub,idge, and SPINS only IRON the No'', . aus -
doe, not poiieis the moa siienla' q"A"'y ,s y.
Ron;ne-wh,ch is nec,flary tor warp. ~
two pststhAt of Ropiog and sp'anins , hu.
be connected together TO make tue p'A'"''
A tixht for no Jingle town will DC lou "
lief. than twenty dollars. ,, eua,v
Acsrt fo, tie PsisH't'.
NIB The Representatives from the pn' =, -
nj Maine are requelied 10 eau oppo"se ~. ~
new Market, when 10 Boiton, wns'e my W.
Zee the above Machine N opeFA'i9a'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
NEW GOODS.
AisIAnar g. Merrill


HAVE JUS recei,ed and INV offer 10.
saiS Ill extensive assortment ot
EhGLISH GOODS,
suitable iur tie resent and approaching
season-smeng which are,
Best supe tine D oadcio.hs
Mldl.ng and low priced DO.
SUI, tine Iassimeres, consisting OF
black, Grab aid mixed
Cords Cosungs- .Dutfls
F.snnels and Daizos
Peliece Clo,hs- ombs zeits
Wilborrs-Dursn s. Grapes
Best Gre IS q and undfess ed Calicoes
SILK and Common o,ngaams
CsmbrIcks, wnite, oisck and oolouf ed
"A large sssor, men, OF Fancy Musins
Shawl SIX aud COTTON II AndkerchIets
LoGg Lawn Linen Braces
Gen,.em men AID Ladies Beaver Gloves
ditto dlUlo SIX 4 wo ed Hose
Back aid coioured Sewing Silks
Ca and Vest Buttons
Rib rs fares and Bobblns
a gluci al assor menl OF American
C ", Goods, e. sc
itb. I
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15

- Dr. f1unler rms :,
Tie fo1gui9g 1fy y irie, u i.fons II
hs B,g-i',,l sp",0. an sspeaaiO., 1qssaey
" 4 Conway, sir-hsvng beep sfi.eted
for 10 month VIII a venetea comp amt and
having applied IN he ,eguar way W, hour
fu. eel. Was periusoed by tr,end 20 try your
" ID Hate tRi, On which bouyh, two
hoIes aud packet OF" d, Hnafer Ijet7.o.
Poud,si, whtn to my sreal JOY on tie iour h
day every lyms ON OF the dlle~s LET me. have
notwithstanding AIKEN the ,emaiBder OF the
pilI.-w,li thank you TO lay whe her you think
1t needtu TO- me 20 continue them with many
hanks | remain moa g steiuliy yours sc
bevs,isy, dag -, 4s2 {
Theie PHI, are an elI,e,ual cure for the
venere@l ddes'e ~ all II. var,ou. G.ges even
when Me curry has failed and when attended
with nocturnal pans pam IN the hones, en-
argement Of the ikull d llin baie head ache
lore throat, lois of ,ppetre unvetiaI lsili ude
&c Recent infect Gus afe cure, iu 'ea
day urfhing eIrenfe-fuli dir setons wi /
| a uestiie exp sining the vaf,ou' fymp,oms Il
ha' perion. OF erher ieI may cue hemieive
| with ieerec} encl c e each boI-pr,ce doll
| i taIea zsfba BON, ofs a CERTAIN fysvs.fofiVe-
Prep. ed and fold by he Jet PIP itto. W. !
| Conway M s G cen n Boitou, an REAL a.
above aud by l. babion, v,fcsde Goodsle
tiallowe HoIbrook Bath, W !k0. orngtvn
Hon. Dr. iona Page, Bruniwick, Lagoon
Limerick Froii Kennel unk Shore q Co
r. T im,uth II ona, q Whipple New 'ufy'
POI. Nuihpg n Appleton. II WhIpe "a EN-
and m II Druggln. s. Booksellers ct reipeeta
brl'ty III oughou, the u s.-scyNoss ave gsanin'
unisn 6pssd" w. L. Conway, Fst Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
Real Jupeyfns IS eomnlu B,oad
cloths.
ROYAL LINCOLN.

aAs FoR SALT
A Large ahortment of real fuper6.e and
common BRoADcLoTHs, of every COLON,
and defeription ~0''''
Lhwas-A new fupply of Factory shi,,
ings lone very hne, of he TEA mspufaa,,s.
ditto Ginghams, handfome figure.
Ah0--A quantity of belt black Italian Sew
ing six Al. black FIX Twia-sith : L,a.
sfor'ment OF Wooden, Cotton aud silk Good,
~ ui1" u Jan is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
TO all zvbo are boneJaiy Jeartbing

To all qvbo are boneJ1k learfbing
after The truth.
Jun puhlil,ei and for fale at the Bookstores OF
|. Adams & =. Patten,
EXCHANGE STREET,
Mr. MoSsos's Letter on the
RLJtGTtD fkE67I,
between he United States and Great Brii ain I;
concluded by Med. NloNRoE & PtsekN'Y
-sog her with
HE TREATY ITSELF,
and ID ,umenis connected with II: containing
inform auon, which. ar the preient me Ancholly
c, q. 4 our affa r.. !. of the highelt importance
TB car, Is the ooe Which Nj 'ehe ION
,tfs't. svs 10 10, tys's fbs ns.as ~ 'os" e'n''
.,,,,.. and he etter Of Mr. Monroe a.
wfitien iome me afiet hi' re,urn to this eoun-
~ IN eIpIanation of their motives, aud 10
luilhca ION Of their conduct
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
Iiaac A dams,

PERPETUAL WAR, he policy of Mr..
Madilon heing candle examination OF his
la'e :, fIage to org els, f. far as rel eet' the
following opic, VIZ. The pretended lego
citation, tor Peace, the important aud ,n.er
efing fsI'jra of casts,ipf MilHia, aud he ei
,ss'iihmeni of an immeaie Standing army Ut
Guard. aud pie, der the name ct Local
uni.eI force, By n NsW EHgiaad F. ~s.,
author of late Pamphlet. ent'ted Mad.lo''
Wa, Po,fIaad, F.6 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
SOLOMON BOYGt

:, AS jun received new iupply Of
american Cott1n Gooa5,
making An adoriment OF G,nghams, Stripes,
Check. shlrting shsslng. 8edneklng Dla-
per, furni'u1e Check. DENIM, e-,lng'e
Yam for warp aud hlilg, 2 aud : threaded
white and eoioured 5 oe.ing Yass white aud
eoloured sewing Cotton. &c &c
l heie goods te,ng from one Of the odeli
ard hen eta ,ihed Fsttos,es IN america, are
a. .eal oil squAl quahy 10 any made IN this
c. un,ry. shopksepers and other, eau be iup
ed on good terms
Abo-Men, " omen, and Children's Leather
and Morocco SHOES, low tor esih
Es barge e,ss, P0rfissS. "a NJ l5ib, 1873 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
Far VI FOR SALE.

HANDsoMEIY fiuated in Windham. on
- Pfeinm'cu RIVER, near Horlebsef Min
e. called and lying on the man road leading
f'om Portland hack into the country, wahu
n,ne mics from iaId Portland, con aiming about
one hund cd and pinteru Acres, with laige
Barn and a lolerabie good Two rory dwell
ling houfe thereon. said firm is under good
mp ovemeni-it GUS from ihiriy to forty
ton. If Hay with good well of wafer near
"a houie, and an orchard that makes from
ten t. fifteen barrels If Cider. The above
farm viii be fold on resienable tsrm.-Fn
fur,her pat ieulars enquire of
PAUL. LITTLE.
Windham. Feb. az. 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
L. G. KELLY.

ls " IL IL IL /
nss ron sAIs, III No }, Lorg Wbs,/
90 HID. w ! Rum,
10 do Cd Jama,ca Spirits,
10 do N. L Rum,
S do Patent Rum,
Pipes american Brandy.
500 Qts. Pollock Filth,
10 Baies Cotton.
SO Boxes Chocolate,
500 VT Sail petre,
600 Hhds coarfe salt, Jan. IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
NEW GOODS.
JAMES Oh ADBOURN,

u
II As ft Gale ar his Store Titcombs build
A ing-
50 hols clear PORK,
80 ditto Bone mi laiings,
25 do No Pc K.
25Ua bs B AEON
100 hhas luk lhaud SALT,
so Ba es col TON,
IS chefs TEA,
IA cs1k RICE,
loo quahtals Pollock FISH.
SO ditto Cod d,tto
500 Buihel., yellow CORN,
20 boxe of C ANDLES,
90 kegs TOBACCO.
IS hid. Liverpool SALT.
1000 lbr Rhode Hand CHEESE,
10 hogiheads RUM,
so Reatns wrapping PAPER.
1000 feet 7 by 9 GLASS,
g hid, Cherry RuM of the FRI quality.
COFFEE and SUGAR together with gen
era ff,rtmen of GROCERIES too numerous
TO mention III an Advertisement,
March l, VO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15

\ Office !. hereby given tina the fubicribers
~ have been du y aopoin ed sdmiostra,Vrs
of The eiiste of M tR7IN ID bSIN,
lie of Cufhng III he o,uny OF Lincoln, yso-
man deceaied aud have axe upon lhemie yes
ihA trun hy Why bond. As The sw d. eco--
And al petion. having oemand, upon he ef-
tate OF the laid Martin Jamefsn, are require,
% eIhibt the lame and all perion ndebtei
to the laid eiae are oalled upoa to maxi pay
mentfo IOWLY JAMESON. 2 + m,sb.
THOM aS JAMEsoN : TRAITOR.
Cuihing @ IAu SIS
HG iu fer, er hereby gives public notice
60 al concerned ,hai she hs. been du y
appoint ed sna has taken upon herielf the truli
oil AdminiitratfIY on he eta e OF
JOHN FIELD,
late of Durham IA the conn. of Cumberland
yeoraan. de eaied by giving bond a the law
dlreef'-she therefore -equelt, al perions wh'
are inde-sted 10 the fad deeesled', efta'e &
make ,mmedia e payment aud hoie ~he
have any demands the son. 40 eIhib BE
fame TO ELIZABETH FIELD.
Feb. rs, 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
HHe5 " aHted,

Dash will bs pad for lew tons Pot and
- Fear Aihes, by D d D. Porter. No
Is, Union Whsrf Of FetIuA.y ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
Extract vi y ercltron,
o. EaStN K OF
I elloqu OK Dark


THE Querciiron he w Oak Bark has
= long 1.eu known, anu hlghiy app owes OF
IN Europe he .eit quAiy genera COM
mAnd IN MAJ .e,, a out III ee poun- lie ,ug
p rcwi he pIepa ain no. oheie4 10 he
American Pub ic contains the fence OF til.
Bass IN We y eonue nled iiaie, ore pouno Il
Extract sia as much CO osnng MATER a,
twenty y. unus If the pulye lied Bark. y
ismple OF this t,trad his been lie 10 ing
iAna and oeer p onou oed 10y adeqna e ju
e. af,er cAi.fuI eIpe men, TO be equal 20 TIA.
quAnnty OF Bark IN which it was proeur
Ell containing al he virtue Ct be bark ID
hou, one wen leth part of IT, eulk IL like
VIE poiielles he advantage OF beng eady
itepates iof The Dyeis vie wiihoui The
eAching. iieeping OF boiling neseilary IA tn,
common mode 20 iepafaie The ungeIt from
the lgneou, pa. TIC e. OF tie Bark The NOR
dAnss Tor ralhng or itrIng tie co OUR may be
The fame uied wi'h the ruytried Bark NIX
Ing due allowance foi the c.ndenied itale n
which de Extract Ia preenied TO the hands OF
the artiii,
TEE a6eVs ssna9 may bs tbfsinss ~ Ls,pe o,
,man 9aasinf,o BY ofP.afpn 10 WEBER T.
MERRILL 70 aana or To ROY Al CkAFI
No 10, state ,iTeet Bsaos oa %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
American Manufactured Goods

American Manufactured Goods
JOSEPH POPE, age, for DIM, q B'..,
of Providence, who keep him eonOanlIy
fupplied from heir lor z known and well
tail fhed Factory at Pawtueket, wi h a cen.
tral ahortment of
Amsri an Gotten Cosd;,
CONSULTING OF
Single Yarn Tor Warp aud Filling
2 4 5 threaded white q colord Stocking Yarn
hue and colored iewiog Cottons
Observation-Disclosures,
Ginghame-Chsmn rays-Bed Ticking. BE
~ Shopkeerers in town and country and
people in general who with to iurulih them.
feves vi 'he above articles, will be fun
piled ar the Factory prices.