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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-16
GROCEkirS, &c.

NNOSLhiiLO, &C.
WILLIAM WHITE, has just received. and off
Wv ers for sale, at No. ii, Long-wharf, by whole
sale and c,aiI, general assortment OF Groceries,
Crockery, GLASSWARE, &c
-coNsIsTINC or
Rum Ginger -
Gin Pimento
Cognisc Brandy I Cinnamon
Lisbon and WINE. Nutmegs
Teneriffe y itaisns
Usqucbaughl cr, Currants
Anniseed { ~'" Tobacco
White and c,,c,p Soap
s:;;'s s:;;s''s s:;ss Tea iSs; Sss s:;;i and c.'a
Chocolate Cheese
Molasscs Batter
Black Pepper and Meal.
ALSO,-~JUsT RECEIVED,
40 qutinals Goldfish, bbls. white Sugar.
90 bushels Salt, boxes N York Soap,
4 kegs I.ard 8 do. Chocolate,
1000 W.T. Cheese, 5 casks Peas,
. bbls. Pork (Niess) 40 dozen first qualify
2 DO Cherry Juice, English Hoes,
S pipes Bowens Gin, SO pair of Hinges
2 hhds w. L. Rum, different sizes,
20 doz. Felt Hats, 3 dozen Axes,
8 caddies first quality do Hammers,
souchong Tea, An assortment OF Eng
10 doz. sets OF Measures, lsh tin plate Ware,
Q hhds. Molasses, 1900 assorted Baskets
large assortment ofIron Earthern and stone Ware,
10000 Boards, with quantity OF Plank, Shin
giles, Laths, Clapboards, &C. and sundry other art-
ces two numerous TO mention.
The above articles to be sold on the most rca-
sonable terms for-cash approved credit.
March 25, 1913
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-16
TO LET.

THE subscriber offers 10 let the three Rooms on
the frs. floor of the dwciling-house now occu-
pied by him in Mill-st. They are very convenient
for public rooms, and would make elegan. Office .
n any should INCLINE 10 hire they invited 10 can
and examine tor themselves.
Aug. 2e.. PAUL W. MUNFoRD. J
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-16

BLWJHNIN II. 7ISUALE,
MOST respectfully informs his customers and
lVl friends, that he has removed from has former
situation to that elegant and convenient store NO.
log Thamestreet four doors north OF his old stand.
where he ha. on hand a general assortment ct
FANCY GOODS. JEWELRY, SILVER
WARE, CUTLERY, t5c.
together with such articles are usually found n
Fancy Goods Store All ofwhich will be warranted
Of good quality, and will be sold as cheap as at any
store in the State.
Watches repaired with accuracy and despatch,
and Jewelry made and repaired in the best manner.
Cash. and the hiuhest price given for old Gold and
liver Sept 2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-16
CRANSTON & SHAW,

CRANSTON & SHAW,
OFF, far safe, on the mosf reasonable terms,
TWENTY-FIVE hhtls Of Cd and Sd proof West
i India Rum,
III pipes of 4th proof Brandy
80 casks of first quality London Porter,
Is bbs. OF Muscovado Sugar,
$50 ditto of Navy Bread. first quality,
20 ditto of Jirk Beef. ditto
50 boxes of No. I, 2, and 8 Chocolate,
25 ditto Of mould Candies,
Is ditto Of dipped ditto,
35 ditto of Soap
10 ditto of French Cordials,
% ditto of Florence Oil,
10 bales of Cotton,
LIS ditto Of Cassie,
20 casks of first quality American Gun-Powder,
5 ditto cf ditto English ditto,
bbls.' of New-Orleans Indigo,
Hampers of Cider,
8 ditto of blue and white Crockery Ware,
$40 empty w. o. Hhds, wew,-
90 ditto iron boupd ditto.
20 dozen gresn handled Knives and Folks,
20 ditto of Hose mtde particularly for the West
India market,
ditto of Chairs,
A few kegs Of Oat Meal, Scotch Barley, and
split Peas.
ALSO,
500 bushelsof yellow Northern Corn,
600 ditto of white dstto ditto,
l4O0 ditto Of Virginia ditto. .Ivlv 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-16
PAINS, Windosu- Glass, .Siip-Ihandley,
Hard Hare, sc.
PETER GRINNELL & SON,
pRnVTDEhCE

EEAKLY OYFOSTIE III DH~~j
OFFER FOR S.7LE,
EOURTEEN tons English White Lead Painters
J. Colours Of evsry description, dry or ground IN
oil; Window.Glass Of every size and quality large
Crate Glass, which may Le cut to any pattern En-
cry Of different numbers Russian and American
Glue; Chalk Rosin; Gums and Varnishes goid'
silver and brass Leaf; lamp and whale Oil; Spirits
Turpentne sheet and pig Lead great variety ct
Lines and Twine Painters and Weavers' Brushes )
great variety of articles for Cotton Manufactures
aud Weayers; a small assortment OF Hard Ware 5
Looking Glasses with elegant gilt and mahogany
Wizards patent Time Pieces at the manufacturers
prices; with every article usually called for in a
Paint and sbpCbsndiery Store Gilt Frames OF va
rious patterns. made for looking glasses, embroid.
cry. and pictures of every description Sign Paint
ing, &c.
Jsro1.,Lenre. gu1ust Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-16

Nep Feather Reds and FeaihcIS.
r I'VE Geese and Foul Feathers, and Feather
IL Beds, from 90 to Is dollars. kept constantly
TO- sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. ?, ChGrles-ssreet.
Likcsssse--an assortment uf MArrkOSSES OF
every description, constantly kept for sale above.
Newport. March =, 1870.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
AN AMERICAN.
Tbinqs as they are.

The United STATES at waS with one
of the mott powerful nations in ex-
isfence, fubjected to greater lois, in
confequenct of il, than they would
be, by being at war with all the reit
of the world. Livery attempt to fight
the enemy by land has terminated ell
ther in defeat or disgrace: the ex.
penditure of Watt fums of money and
lofs of macy valuable citizens in thefe
aboriive expeditions.
Thoufands of our citizens, by the
prefent itate of things, arc deprived Of
employment and compelled to live in
idlenesc; in many initapces deprived
of the means of procuring fupport
for themfelves and families Com
n.erce nearly annihila'ed, rhe price of
the produce of the foil Except bread
ftof) reduced in price, one half, on
account of the ri k in tending it TO a
foreign market Flour and Corn ex
cefIi, ely hi h, in confrquence of the
hazard in Bringing it from the South
ward svery article OF ( reign growth
or manufacture advancing in price,
whit thoie of domeitic growth are
falling The Country put to an i'm
mcnse expcnte to raiie and support
large armies to conquer Canada, the
poilc ilion of which, wild prove an evil
rather than blt fling. These are
only few of the items in the cata
logue of q" Things as they are"
"Ibisgs as they might be-"
The United Sta'ss might be at
peace with he word; enjoy lucra-
tive commerce with all nations Our
seamen, ini,ead OF being under the
necenity OF engaging in pri'ateering,
would 61d profitable employment. in
the merchants fsrvice. Mechanics
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
poftrp.
HOME.

KEEN blow the wintry storms,
Nor field, nor ,hicket spare +;
See desolsiion reign J.
Yet here swee, Friendships holy ray,
Stll cheers The night, still cheers the day
And lhaws he heart that's cold with care,
And lulls the sighsot pain.
OnoceaH's stormy wave,
The shiy'r,ng sesmsn sigh,
Peirc'd with the raging storm
Here youthful love. with garlands gay,
Sill crowns the night. slll crowns the day
And Jolly with spsrkiingeye,
Sill loves each breast to warm.
Ger mountains ble.k and cold,
The friendless traveller strsys,
While loudly roars the wind
Here we 10 social circle sit,
And charm the hours with snortive VIII
Around the cheerful evening blaze,
Nov feel The year unkind.
Then let sweet graft ude
Our glowing hears exp.pd,
To HIM who rolls The sphere
And may the wanderer be al rest,
The seamen find haven be.t,
And heaven sh w'r bliss thro' every lana,
And d,y Up every ear
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

To" AN AMERICAN (avithOst IRE
JUDGE"

IHatee.
Mn. SHiRLiY,
THE rerson who revie wed, in the Argus
9th. Is II ut the production which 80
peared IN late Cszette, signed q Al dmey
lean" is respectfully informs. d, that The WIZ
ter of that essay, did not mean to N imst",
as he revie wer epdeavored to have II under.
stood, that oil men of ordinary capacities.
advantages or occu cations, mist necessarily,
and forever, merely on hat account, he men
incompetent 80 under axe great designs, or
20 execute matters of magnitude nor could
he have been so constr ued, by an impair.
tal and candid Interpretation oil Language.
The Wi er Knows that staiRe does 'edIV
exist IN a tloek marble and may be brought TO
viey by the hand OF ee artist. but lie AZ.
pc is to every rerluting mind, whether
bloch Of nrtblt. while It remains such.
can be. by any rehaencnt OF logic, csled .
statue; or whether raw and experienced
h,nds. while they remain uncult,vsted, can
be deemed good soldiers, because they are
capable OF m KING suoh or whether mere
iearnes, ought 10 f | he place OF The learned
--ofthoss who are her nlasie's; or wheth
er The pora of characters, Qrom whatever
motive, ough, TO be chosen to supply the
place the 6sa, which the latter are often
found incapable OF filing with success or
whether, because JoHN ADAMS formerly
" merded his clothes" * Afterwards distin-
gu,shed himself as rres, man, every petty
& pun, maker Of e,othes or arifcer, either
al, eadJ good Officer, or capable of making
such. The same questions or queries may lie
pu,. respecting Ill Ordinary mech mics, & 9th.
e's, VIM have. from the azure Of their voc.
tons. hardly been initiated IL " 'he prinsi.
PIE. Of warfare and whom tGf!o,s SHADOWS.
AM eFgtes IN this particular, may sptly rep
restn..
Every man is good in his place, provided
he he rood man and every pos, is honora-
BILE, to him WHO honors tie pest but every
thing is bsd-om Of place.
The writer repels, with the feelings they
merit, The charges which refer bis commune
caiop, exclusively to private or persona
"erqne or resentment" gently slides over the
literary criticism aid animadversion of his
s,sid antagonist +; and submits, to The can
did and Intelligent reader, whether they are
not alike untenable, whimsical and absurd.
after observations c 'ur, but the ground
may be better occupied.
AN AMERICAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
RACK corr BRIDGE.

THE proprietor. of Back Cove Bridge are
1 hereby notified tina, their leni annual
meeting. Will be holden at the hopls of U,is6
CsOsdge, ipnhoder in Portland, on s'0'1sy the lit
day of February next, al o'clock IN the af'er
noon for the following purpoies, viz.
To choofe Modera'or,
To receive aecouuf. and allow the lame 1t
they ihoud be found right.
TO AXE into confederation the application
of Mr. Robert Eallmsn for liberty 10 erect
ore or more Mills adjoining the Bridge aud
to grant hm the free uie OF the Bridge Tor
conveying mater ais for erecting laid Mills aod
aid HIM in obtaining Lesinauve authority It
deemed neceiisry
Per orcer OF the Handing Committee
STEPHEN WAITE, P'eP' Cfsrk.
Ian Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
A true eopy-A''eh,
SAM. FREEMAN, Cis,k

1T Circuit Curt Of Cmn n Pleas,
mtbe f5f hGae,n Circuit, begun and
hsldn at Portland, 1Vnbia and 10, the
county g' Cumberland, on the third
Heiday Of AoVember, n u 1879.
ON The foregoing petition the Court order.
tina, sbe petitioner give notice thereof to all
concerned. ny a publication of faid pelitop
add this order thereon ia the or.land Cazet'e
three weeks fucceiiively, the laii publication
to be at lean thirty days before the fi,it iuef-
day of March next that they may have OPP
por'unity TO appear az Circuit Court OF
Common Peas then to be ho den a, Portland
within aud for the laid coun'y of Cumber aud +,
ard thew caufe, II any they have, why the
prayer of laid petition ihuu.d not he g. anted,
hasa, SAM k&EEMAN, 6,"k,
Ianuaryi8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
SIOLE.N

FROM a Sleigh standing near the house
Of AIR. .me. Crooke'. in Cumberl, NJ Street
Portland, between 5 AID O'Clock on Sstur
Jay eyeningllssi, Mahogany colored
TRUNK, in which was Pillar Case mark.
ed VI w containing s. be skin MUfF &
1IPPET-Whoe,er will return OF give in.
formation Of The same To the Printer of the
Portland Gazette, shall receive a generous
reward Gan IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
LOST Or STOLEN,

THIS evening between six and seven o.
clock, from sleigh standing nesrthe shoe
store IN Mussr,'s Row. Cotton Hsndker
chief, containing Gentleman. blse broad
cloth CLOAK, the Cape of Which was
uimaed with black Nelvet--Wboever will
return the same 10 The Prinies of the
Portland Gazette, shall receive generous
rewsrd
Portland, Saturday Evening, Ian %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
The Female Soldier.

A marrige was lately celebrated at
Paris between wine. merchant and Il
female. Disguised in male attire, she
served in regiment of hussars six
years, during which time she gave such
proofs of yalor, that she was raised
from the ranks to Captaincy: In
late action in Spain, she was wounded
in the breast, which led TO a discovery
of her sex, when she was permitted 10
retire upon half.pay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
Pkmoutb Beach IDiterg.

d. $4,000 the highelt prize aud only $4,000
tickets
Prize of 1900 Prizes of 500
do 1000 SO do. of 100
500 Plies of so, 90. 10 and dollars,
This Lottery segins drawing on the : 9Th
Feb and Tickle. rife 10 d $50 after the IN
~ Tpisi, Q.o,h,, and E gtt' ia great va.
riely OF numbts for iae al
5. Patterns Book Store,
E.e5azgs 6,est
NIB A fubfcription is opened for compa
nv of so, aud ore of 20 tickes in the above
Lottery. a weekly lifi of he drawing of the
Suiquehaunsh and Union College Lottery may
be Teen r. ats. Jan 70
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
Jan. Is
To the Honorabk .1yqices gfthe Circuit

To the Honorable '1yiaices sfthe Circuit
Court q tcmmn Pleas jar the fyf
faae,n Circuit, to be hohten at Port
land. aoifbia and Ior The county Of
Cumberland, on The third 7nejfiay ef
Nsvember II. ID. 1912
THE Petition of hn Kelly, adminnra or
de bonn non on the eitate OF Richard kei
ly, late of Portland aforefaid, mariner, dsossf
ed-Humbly thew, that upon the Pesi,ion
of Sarah Reilly, the former admir- 'itra rII on
faid enare, OF which a copy i. hereunio an
reIed .he obtained icence at the laf Novem
Der term OF fad Court to fell he whole OF the
Real Eliale Il fad deceaiea eicepi the wild.
ows dower--iha, the lad Sarah ha' fince died !,
not having fold fad Real Efise agieeaby to
ia,d ieente He therefore prsys tina your
Honois would gran, HIM ieence 90 make fA'e
of the whple OF 'aid Richard keliys eiiate, for
TIE purpoie # paying he dab. of laid decesi
ed. as fsi forth IN her pe,Iion
InLtAy KEIIX
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
MARSHAL'S NOTICE

Unifed sf0f'ef hmsr'ea-DGia If Maj,
ny virtue of a variant from m, H. T.
- vd sewali Eiq Judge Of tn. D,lt,;soa "a
of the Uni ed States for the Dieriet ,,o..saa
hereby give notice that fhaIl e.n 0r.' :. |,
fell at pablic auction aud TO the h;obeo a .la
on Monday the fri day Of FEBRUARY n, D'ss. .
one of The clotk in the af,e,booa y =
Thomafion (at a place called Owl. III =
the Schooner sally of fad rhomafson 80 .sl
twenty tons burthen, with her ,aekl, ,n .ass
and furniture which has been libelsd w, prsa
creed forfeit for breach of the Law a. ".
Uni.ed States. wv
No. -. Jesse pa PACE DsH, Msysa
% he fold at Publick Auction On n. a.,
1 day of February next at II o'elae1 !. 'v ~
forenoon, Thirty PkWS on the lover a. - "s
the Meeting HoH,s Of the fti,d c.sg,.,a,. .I =
sisfy, in Portland "
N B All perions having demand, ,,,;.a
faid foeieiy, who have agreed to ,ate r..:.
for their pay in faid Meetiog Houie. ,,..
queiied to call on the committee of III D..
ilh aud lettle their demands. by RECEIVING H..
Pews, previousto the day Of Tale Nv
Portland, Jan IS, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
IN old Red Morocco Pocker Book

CONTAINING u dolls. in Cash, note
of hand foI 50 dolls signed BY Geo Brscke',
in favor of Stephen Husin, and endorsed o.
yer 10 the subscriber, together with d o hei
smaller notes payable 10 me. and sundr, 70 =.
ceip,s, memorsndums, &c &c. OF no value 10
any one Gu the owDei, was pIlfeted from
my pocket al the auction H. Portland on Sat.
urday last- Whoever will give informanon 81
ssid Pocket Book shah be handsamel, re.
wstded. ICHABOD HANSON.
WI dhsm, I'm IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
PnlIL1nd I1nnk Ntock.
Jan %

FOR sale, thirty shares in the Priiand
Blni which stock is exempted + ON one
Der cent taxation, md from i1aning money
on rel estate-Enquire OF
STEPHEN M'LELL AN &
TIMOTHY FLETCHER,
January IS 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

I HE fuhfcriher hereby gives public more
/ 10 all concerned, that he has been du,
appointed aud ha, taken upon hlnieli the u''
of Administrator on the e.fste OF
ENocH MOODY,
late of Portland IN the county Of Cumbsr''na
houfewright dese,fed by g'v'sg bond .
the law drec. be therefore rsqueiis al Pr !.
fons who . in.e led to the fad de~aied =.
tate, 10 make immediate payment and 'no',
" no have any demands thereon to EXHIBIT 'i'
fame TO LlnoEL mooo'
Jan A, 1918 -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

IHE snbs,ri0e, 6e,As dboH 20 Ieave ioSpa
requests those suhO are ir9ebfed 10 nm 10 MAKE
immediate paynen, ana those zpho hgve demands
AGAINST HIM 10 eaL and receive tLe,, lsy
john MOORE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

it may satisfy the rrorld OF his courage
must give his government very poo'
opinion of his discretion /; the eircu'''
sianceis as dissraceful 10 the General
as il is injurious TO the service n oea,
eral at the head of his army, ana IN ''Sm
ofhe enemy, has no business 10 ho,lee
an insul. from an inferior III any other
way than by ordering him unde' arrest )
IN meet him IN duel is contrary TO the
articles of war, which expressly declare,
that m officer convicted OF dueiihg snail
he dismissed the service. -FT' "a
II uezv mode of,erruiting me army
..,.bobo ,of tbe most honora6Le.-A few
months since, most valuable morse,
owred by MIR. William ]. M'Carlee, OF
the civ OF schenectady, was stolen out
of his stable, by young man, tfah
sicnt person, who represented tha' nc
was a native of Vermont, ana recently
from TIA, state. BY instant pursuit,
and by Offering large reward, the thiti
WAS soon taken, and the no Sc returned
And at tic late court, al oCheheClau.,
the thief was brought 10 trial, convicted
and sentenced to hard labor tor lou
wears in the state prison. But better
fortune awaited nina peinon 10 the
Governor was Sc. on ioot-Hames oh.
tam, d. AMI the conyic, Hardened, on con
diIion Of Ais e.lssfing INFO tie army J0r
.fpe years {!
The following prediction was made
by the ever 10 be lamented Patriot FISH
Err AmEs, in 1906" Two Obstacles
AID only Two impede the establishment
OF u,,,versat monarchy .-RnsSfa and The
BRUSH Navy" Yet Tor this and Other
similar declarations, designed to sho"
US our danger tom French influence
air. Ames was denominated by oui
. rclussue patriots a' Brltish paitzan'
an enemy to Republics. he pre-
diciion, we trust, Is about TO be realized,
and the Russians are destlned 10 cheek
the gigantic sltides OF The iron coos
si.s " europe"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

THE fu'feri et hereby gives PuV We
] ,o all concerned, than h' mas -
appoistea aod ha, taken upon .,ln a., on, Of
81 e,eeu. or of the Ian will and ie'An''"' '
slLAs CHAMBERLAIN ,,A
are Of Mnor, IN the county of cumoe,'I ,as
ye,r.an, de.eaied, by giving bono ,,n, vhy
d,rset.-he therefore requeif' all perez ',s q
arc indeb ed 90 the fad deeesed .,e.s vb,
m,te immediate payment and lno nor, =,
have any demands thereon ,o,usaIArN,
lam TO 'osEEn
Dec "a,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

v'HE fabler,5er, hereby give Pu'1e nV'a
L TO all concerned, tina, they have been GUY
appointed and have taken upoa therisiVs' r ~
tru(t of Adnlnii rs;ors OF the lai VIII slu ''
tamen, of J0HN CUSHING ,,.
lac of Freepott in the couaiy OF eum1e',"s
Eiou,e deee,fed, by giving bond a, 'hs ~ =,
directs they therefore requeiia'l pe'ioa az ,o
are indeb ed to the lad deeeaieds eH' .'b'.
make immediate pay ment; and lhoe w., wns :
have any demands thereon 10 si n,,",,ING.
~ bONo' ~ -,
Ian IA ,aIs. JOHN Gu HING
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
ALBANY, JAZZ Is, 1878.

It appears that the Toulon fleet occa-
sionslly venture out IN sight oil the
British Blockading squadron. On the
22a ofOct. 9 ships of the line and iris.
ates were out the whole day vancouver.
ing, during violent gale.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

|, appears that Gen SMyTHE has so
fai forgotten the weighty responsibility
attached TO his station as 10 engage in a
duel with one OF mis- staff Il his though
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
WILLIAM BAKER,

late of Portland in the county of cumberln
mariner, deeeafed by giving bood a. the ~
dlrect,- fhe therefore rsqueiis all per'on' ~
are indebted to the fsio deeeaieds eila'sr'
make immsdiate payment ane lhole vi
have any demands thereon, 70 eIh'hit
fame 10 FAbbi nAhrN'
Ian Id 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

The iubfcriber hereby give, puaiic po,,
oall concerned tba, ihe ha. been duy n,
pointed aud 'aken upon herief the uaa 4
AdminitratriI on the efia.e If
sAMUEL LORD,
late Of Portland. in the county Of c cumberland
Merchant, deeeafsd. by giving bond. ,te
law dlfeet,- fhe therefore requelis all p<rfou.
who are ndeb'ed to the i1id deceaied eaale
TO make 'mmedatc payment; aud rkois WHO
have any demand, thereon, 10 e,hibi, the i,ne
to the commiiiioness. ALMiRA Lord.
Jan, IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
Portland Tsn. ~.

THE fnbicriber hereby give, public nota
TO all concerned. ,h1' Ole has been dsY
appointed and aiken upon herieif the sruea
Adminiflrz;riY on the efafe Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01

late Of Portland Merchants teceaied, hereby
give notice thai IN months are allowed 10 the
fad crednors TO bring in and prove tier
claims to the Comm III oners, who will attend
fo' tha, purpofe ar the office Of Dame Tucker
IN Fore n Get. the lali monday of this, and The
FIVE following mon'h., from Two oc'oek uIl
fun down. JOSEPH IiiCOMbl G.,
DANIEL TUCKER
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-01
PETER THOMAS,

Ia of Portland. in the county Of Cunbsrlnd
Merchant, deeeaied, by giving homes az the
law directs-ihe therefore requefs all peros.
who are indebted TO the fad dscea!ed eflsIe
to make immediate payment; and thois who
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the lan
tofhe CommiilioneN
9ss IS SARAH THOMAS
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-26
RICHARD LIBBY-

MAS JUST RECEIVED, a quantity Of
Il 4 Plough Plates. and Tire Iron, aud ten
boxes Of Cotton Cards, and is daily expect
ing further supply of Cotton Cards, and
three tons of Flat Irons. Has on hand a
general assortment Of Wool Cards, four
tons OF Bar Lead; Blistered, Crawlcy and
German Steel, tolerable assortment of
hardware and Cutlery anda few pounds Of
FLAX and Thread between Nos. 81 and 40.
June g.