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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-02

DsSrlct OF Rhode Island.


T N pursuance of Wartsnt from ,be Dis
L ,ric. Cour, for Rhole- Island District,
do hereby give notiee, 10 all perscns con-
cerned, that there has been flied before said
Court, Libel by Thomas J9ass. commander
ct tue privl.o armed brig Yankee OF Bristol,
in The District OF RhoGe-Island, in behalf al
hinse.f aud tie owners. officers, and crew of
the said privslc armed vessel against the
schooner ka.e, whereof Phiib Fearce was
master, heI tackle, apparel, and furniture,
arms, stores, goods, wares, and merchandise
Oh board the same T; the said schooner AaVe,
her tackle, apparel,snd furniture, ,arms, stores,
goods, wares, and merchandise as aforesaid,
did belong,as is ale,igedby the said libeiIaD,s,
TO the government, Il the United Kingdom of
Grest-Brltain and Ireland, oc 10 subject or
SUBJECTS thereof; having been captured by
the said Thomas Jones, commander of the
said private armed brig, on the high seas,
pursuan. 10 commission from the Pres.ccn:
OF the Uuitcd States, under the seal of the
United States, against the yessels, goods. and
effects OF the government OF the United king
dom cf Great Britain and ireland, and the
subjects thereof; which said ship or vessel,
and eppurtenances as aioresaid,the said 1aom-
as Jones, es,coGman6er as aforesaid, hath brought
into the port of Bristol, within the District Of
de-Island--A And trial will be had on The
Aforesaid hbei, at a Special District Comet,
to be holden IA, the Coust II House in Proy;-
dr-ce, in said District, on the third day of
December ncxt, at one O'clock, p. NJ.
Z, X. DEXTER, NarsAal
Providence, Nov 10, 1918.
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District Of Rhode island.
DURSUANT to Warrant from the Hon

bUKSUANl to Warrant from the Hon.
i DAVID Howell, Esq lodge OF the Dis
lrict Court for Rhode Island District,
Notice is hereby given TO oil persons con-
cerned, that there has been filed before said
Judge, an lnforTalioo by UIHiam ENeyyEso
Collector Of the port Of Newport, in behalf
OF the United States, against certain ship
or vesse! called the Ontario, Of Ncw-York,
registered vessel of the United States, and
belonging To a citizen or ci,iztns of the Unit
ed States, or inhabitants thereof, whereof Jona-
than Etdredge, citizen of the United States,
was late master, together with her ,ackcl, ap-
parei, furniture, appureIances, boats and
stores, and also FIVE hundred and fourteen
moys OF salt, and six barrel. of American
rum, for that said ship owned as Aforesaid, on
the third day of August, one Thousand eight
hundred and thir,een, was in some port of
Europe or of the Mediterranean, or the ives.
tern coast of Africa, OF between the same and
the United States, and arrived in the port of
Newpor, aforesaid, on the fifth day of No.
vember year last aforesaid, with said goods,
wares and merchandise on board, owned by a
citizen or citizens OF the United States, as a.
forcsaid, and having used license, pass or
other instrument, granted bv the Government
OF the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and
ireland, or by some officer or agent thereof,
tor the protection of said ship aud said goods,
wares and merchandise, on the high seas,
contrary TO the true intent and meaning Of the
act, entitled An act 10 prohibit the use of
licenses or passes granted by the Government.
OF the United Kiogdos, Of Great Britain ard
Ireland," passed OH the second day Of August,
one thousand cigh, hundred and thir,een-
And trial will be had on the foregoing Iafor-
nation, at Special District Cour, TO be hoI-
den at the Conrt-House in Proyiden &c, on the
third day Of December ncxt,at 10 o'clock,p pm.
ID. J. PEARCE. Dehufy Marshal.
Ncvtort, Mvrvber IL. 1918
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Nar5Dai's NotireS.
District Of hhoae- Island.

O3SHlfl o/ NH0Ge- Island.
DURSUANT 10 Warran, from the Hon.
4 DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge the Dis
trict Court, Tor the Rhode Island District,
Notice Is hereby given TO all persons con-
cerned, that there has been fled before said
Judge, an Information 5y Wii!iam EHery, Esq
Collector OF the Customs for the port of New
port, against twelve hogshead,, twenty .one
tiercss, and Que barrel of Muscovado Sugar,
one hogshead of Molasse., and nine hundred
and eighty-iour OK hides; said sugars, mo.
lasses, and OK hides having been Imported
into the United States in cert ain briyentine
or vessel called the Ciementina, as is alledged
in said information, in violation Of the laws of
the United States and that trial will be bad
on said Information at "a District Court To be
ho!dcn at Providence, in and for the said Dis
trict, on the first Tuesday in February next.
ID. j. PEARCE, Dehmy- Marshal.
.Nrwhorf, November I6, 1918.
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RICHARD BARKER,

y EsPECTFCLLY informs the Ladies and Gentle.
~ men Of Providence, and It's vicinity, that he has
removed from Newport, to that well known stand,
raor;h of Col. II. Smith, west side OF Mill.Bridgc
formerly occupied by Mr.. r. AsoELL. which house
is convenieNt accommodate number of Boarders.
Tea-Par;ies and private Companies may also be &C.
copmoiatcd
r. BAexga would likewise inform his former Gus.
toners and friends IN Newport, that nc Should be
gra,ii-d by their company at his new establishment,
should their business call them into that quarter
and he assures them that pains viii be spared to
entertain them in The best possible manner.
N. B. Coach, Cbaisc. ami Horses u Yet, and good
Stab.iag or Pasturipg for Horses.
Providence, April 28. 1913
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Oicnict of Rhode LsiGnQ.


Y pursuance Of Warrant from the Dis
Z trict Couri Tor Rhode Island District,
do hereby give notice to all persons con-
cernrd, that the,e has been flied before said
Coui,, 4 Libel by Thomas AGkion, commander
OF the pii,ate armed schooner Wcserspitch Of
Bristol, in the District of Rhode -Is!aod, in
behalf OF himself, aad the owners, oflicers,and
crew ot the sa,d private armed vessel, against
the schooner Cy.;hia, whereof Samul Git5s
was master. her tackle, apparel, and fu.nilure,
stores, goods, wares, aud merchandise on
board the same, the said schooner Cgnshid,
her tackle, apparel, and furniture, stores,
goods, wares, and merchandise as aforesaid
having been seized by the said 7hcmas MI
Ton, commander Of tho said private armed
schooner on the high seas, pursuant 10 = COM
mission from the President Of the United
States, under ths seal Of The United States,
which said schooner Cynthia was brought in.
to the District Of Rhode Island by said Milton
tor violation of the laws Of the United
States-And trial will be had on the afore-
SAID Libel, at a Special District Court, to be
holden at the Cour-House in Providence, in
said District, on the third day of Dec. nextat
O'Clock, Pm. +. K. DEXTER, Marshall
Fropidence, Vov. 6, 1918.
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District Of Rhode island.
L TO a Warrant from, the Uo,

District Of Rhoae island.
DURSUANT to a Warrant from the Hon
L DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge of the Dis
,rict Court for the Rhode Island District,
Notice is hereby given to all persons con-
ce-netl, that there has been filed before said
Judge, an Information by Hitham EHery, Esq
Collector of the Customs for the po,t of New
port, against certain brigantinc or vessel
called the Clemensina, whereof John Martin
was late master, her kle, apparel, furniture,
boat, and stores, together with thir,y-,wo
hogsheads of Muscovado Sugar imported in
said vessel, for an alledged violation of the
laws of the United States, and tba, trial will
be had on said Information at District Cour,
to be holden at Providence in and for the said
District on the first Tuesday in February
.ext. ID. J. PEARCE, Dehuty Marshal.
Negchort, NoOcmbcr l6, 1918.
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COpARTNERSHlP FORMED.
~HE public are respectfully informed that the
L subscribers have entered in Copartnership un-
der the firm of
DYER & POTTER,
and tender their services as AUCTION e con-
.HISSION MERCHANTS, from and after this
date, and will occupy the store Of said DYER, in
Market-sree assuring their friends and the public,
that all business con6ded to them will at all times
have their best attention. Cash will be literally ad-
vsnced on all Kinds Of merchandise deposited for
public or private sale, and all sales made will be
guaranteed and discounted on the most accommoda-
ting terms. ELISHA DYER,
CHARLES POTTER.
DrER u Po77RR offer at Private sale,
10000 pounds of best green Coffee, in bags ard
ticrccs;
pipe, 4th proof Brandy. Expeditions cargo.
Go. 4ih do vipcr's do.
40 boxes spermaceti Candles
tons Of Logwood;
do. Fustc;
do. Ncaragun Wood;
do. Hemp (frst quality;
1 do. Copperas;
A few boxes of white Havana Sugars;
20 bags Of Pepper;
10 boxes of brown Sugar;
90 bales of Calcutta Twinc.
Proriiencc. Oc,o5er 20. 1873.
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NOTICE..

NJ ICF..
WHEREAs my wife Lucy. has left my bed and
w board, and has Otherwise behaved herself in
a very unbecomng manner--I therefore, hereby Tor
bid all persons hsrborng or trusting her on my ac-
count, as will pay no debts of her contracting af
ter this date. h.s
JOHN - WILLIAMS.
mark
SSu,i-Kings'srn, November ~, 1915.
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LiST OF LETTERS

LETTERS
Office, az .NewGorf, RI.
"a 1915.
Hathaway Mrs. Martha
Holden Thomas
Jones Perez
Kendall Edward, Fort.
LabouiSsc Mr.. 2.
Lincoln John i.
Lord jonathan
Luther Ezekiel
Lawtoni'e,cr, Jfiddieto7pn
Morton MIR.
Morgan Joseph
Msnchcsler khoda
Mann Ann
Mullen John
Nichols Samuel, 2
Newcomb Walter.
Oimstead Lynd
Peckham Isaac
Phelps capt. Anson G.
Purdie James
Prosser James
Pitman Isaac, .Midllet0wn
Rainnee Samuel
Robbins Zina capt.
Robinson ID. s.
Read Samuel NJ.
Sisson Jane
Spooner Mary
spooner Isaac
Spencer Henry
Swan Aaron
Sheppard Mrs. p.
ThurstQp Anthony
Townsend Rcsanna
Thurs;on Eliza
Therbeke Richard
Thompson Thomas
Thorn Joseph -
Weaver James
Ward John
Weaver John
Ware John
White Ebenezcr
Whitford John r.
Winslow Henry B.
Waring Henry
Waity Mrs.
Zierbauo a Don Domingo
J MFORD, Pos.-.U0sfe-.
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ofer for safe. rery Reasonable terms,
{ NE hundred and sixty-seyen bags and bbls,
~ Coffee, entitled TO debentu.e; 25 hhds Sd
proof Rum; AZ do. N r. do. pipes .th proof
Brandy; rs bbis. mess and prime Reef; 10 do prime
Pk $50 bbls. Navy Bread IS boxes Chocolate;
50 do Soap; 10 do Sweet Oil; Ia bbis. .Turpentine
rs casks first quality American cannon and musket
Powder; SO reams Shea,hing Paper; 10 boxes Cor
diais; bales Cotton. Nov. 25
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Wmfed Hnmcdiuciy

Wdnfed /11D9edf1fcIv,
A DOY ftom Is to IS years of ATE, as an apprcn-
A t'ce ts,hs Tailoring busincss. Eaqurc at this
OTice. Aus. ~.
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so fHN Nos
Novem6el
Address Mr..
Anthony capt. Caleb
Amy Wm. .kild!etown.
Butts Caleb
Bowman Francis
B0otman Charles
Brazer Sally
Oates capt. NJ.
Blane Gorge or Mr.. Wal
den
Butler capt Thomas w.
Barlow Calvin
Buck John
Brown Eli, Gun Boat.
Cowen John
Curric Lewis p.
Carr George w.
Conway John
Coffin Susan
Chapman William
Caidee John
Chace George II.
Carter Rhoda
Glass Ebcnezer
Carr Eben. JGmesfoacn.
Coggesball capt. George
Clark Samuel, Gun-B0a..
Dennis Jonathan
Dow Joo
Delany William
Dederer Joseph
Denison Asse, Gun Boat.
Doat John, Gun Boaf.
East0n Newport
Ellis George
Freeman Alexander
Fcnner Edwin
Gray Arnold
Green Benjamin.
Gardner Betsey
Green N. K.
Gibbs Moses
Gill Thomas
Gavit Arnold
Gorham Joseph
Hussey Geo: ge, 2.
Hurlet Joseph
Hcwes William
- ~ ~.
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Domestic Roving g Spinning


THE subscribers he pur sasod tis patent righs
of building, vending, ssd using the above ma
chine in the counties Of Newport and Bristol, X l.
Its mos important advantages and usefnllDess may
be stated in few words
Fira-I, possesses the principle OF roping 'ne
spinning the mrIno and otlef wool cN the saine ma
chine with gr, A, exactness and remarkable fsoily.
Second--It will spin the common wool directly rom
the roll without ropng sufficiently fine for common
broadciotBs.
Tnird-It will spin cotton, when roped or properly
csrded, as fine and even as on she common wheei
with equally incre ssed advantage.
Fomth-It is very convenient Eor doubling sno
twisting threads cotton yarn Of any descriPtoh'
with astonishing expedition.
Fifh-Its operation is not half laborlous as the
English Jenny. and is easily man sgsd by giris OF
children, with immense profit. ,t..
nirht-it will produce saving over me con"'o"
wheel Ut from 20 TO 80 dollars in the Shilcueo'
every hundred yards of cloth
Sevensh-I superoedes the great expei '1e OF the
tryo English machines, it performs the san " opera
TORS OF the Billy anu Jenny.
Let these facts be duly considered by caudi e"no
liberal minds, together with the vast saving of e'
labor trouble, and the expense of board and wag go
when one person will perform the service Of five
six in the usual uethod Of spinning, ard but few
will hesitate in procuring the Domestic Rovsr md
psmer II will also give powertui spring to en-
terPGze, and stimulate the femaie par OF the COM
muniiy with each other in habits of inausryas
with Is or 80 spndles active girl will furnish yarn
Snflcent 10 Keep or , ICONS constantly III opera
ton, and earn from 20 to 80 dollars per month.
tmay be observed that Of the above machines
occupy but little more space than common bed, and
can bc removed with ease Let every farmer encoar-
age the growth sheep, and promote American MAN.
ufactures. Let the splendid hatitaon as well the
humble cottage become a little Factory and in this
way country vii become fi1sy INDEPENDENT. If
individuals net able, let ghbohoods join in the
purchase of machine, the expense will be tring.
Ladies ana Gentlemen are invited call at No.
), farewe-street and examih. for their own salts
faciisn and those who may wish to purchase
chimes for the ensuing season, are requested to
III se early application.
satisfactory certificates may be seen, and every in
formatioa given, by application to the subscribers.
Good and warranted machines of any number Of
spidles required will be furnished short notice,
and instruction given in spinning reasonable terms
by applying to
STEPHEN CORNELL of Portsmouth, or
PAUL BAILEY of Newport.
Newport, Oct IA.
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ORDERS.


nj o vessel whatever (the public armed vessels OF
IN the United States and those tr 4ng vessels
bound to ports on the Providence nd ether 'Yeis
adjacent excepted) will be permitted TO leave the
port Of Newport without permission from the COM
msndlng officer az Fort neutrality-suspicious. ioi
permits To be made at Fort Woicou BY the master
of the vessel from 10 ~ o'clock, A. M every day,
and at no other ume.
opermits will be granted to vessels al the whsrves
Letters and papers of every description will be ex-
amined at Fort Woicot previous TO .he granting a
permit, and no communication whatever will be a.
lowed (except by revenue and other officers IN the
service of the United States) between the crew Of
any vessel and the shore after obtaining permit to
depart
Vessels having provisions or stores of any kind on
board except neutral vessels Except what is sutic
lent for ths subsistence Of their the port
of destinaton) will not be suffered to leave the port
The small fishing boats belonging to Newport
will apply 10 the Commanding Officer OF Fort Adams
for permission to go out Of the harbor, who is su
thorIzed TO grant il.
In case any vessel is obliged to put back to this
p.rt. another permit will be necessary, whenever
SAID vessel is ready g. sill
fHEiLENAN, Capt .irf0ieviss com.
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TIE usDcnbers, Proprietors of Letters Patent,
from. the President of the United States, Tor the
I11PRCVLD G.1o-LIlIf,
for lighting Manufactures, Mines, Mills, Theatres,
Llght Houses, and other buildings, with Hydrogen
Gas, inhamabe air, produced from Fit Coal, in a
more agree sbe, safe, md less expensive man
ner than hitherto heen done by any other meth
od having now in operation in building in New.
port. II and in the Cotton Manufactory OF Mr.
SETH BEMIs, in Wa,ertown. (seven miles from
Boston) which are now briontl, Illuminated every
night with Gas Lights, the exclusion of every 9th
er artificial means, they respectfully invite gentle
men concerned in manufactures, &c TO li.ll ana
evis it in operation, and he convinced of the uity
and adv 4ntages of this improvement The Gas ip
parstus very simple in construction, smd so
sy in its management, that any person of ordinary
faculties, MAJ be taught in two operations 10
manage every part of it teiectuaily and the trouble
will be found infinitely less than that ot trr1ing and
tending lamps OF candles 10 afford the number
Of flames.
The Gas Lights are IN no Way offensive, bui very
agreeable to the e,e and will be found extensively
uscfu in every situation where much light is requir
ed, especially in Cotton Manufactures, IN as much
as they less expensive than those from taliow
oil. aud free from the ncon, enenCc aLd danger
sutlng from the sparks and frcquen,ly snufiing to
amps and candles, circumstances tending gre atty to
diminish the hazard If fire, and proportionabiy Of
reduce the rate OF insurance on buildings and mste-
rials subject to that destructive element.
Conrracts will be entered into for furnishing and
pu tin mp the apparatus in manufactures, &c i'm.
me la,ey on terms highly advantag eous to them, by
applying to DAVID MELVILLE, .Newport, or
May 27. WlNSLOW LEWIS, Boston.
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{ Gmbo7vder Nlanuj act0ry

TIE subscriber having become interested in the
manufacture of Gunpowder, at Wes,frid, in
Mass IN come xon with Mr. CHARLES DOUGLASS,
informs his friends ard the public, that he shall in
future be enabled to supply them with Gunpowder of
superior quality. and Ola very reasonable te ms at
his 5tore, No 81, stlte-street, Boston where he
has Also 70. sale, English Tower proof, aud Dupont
4 Cos best Gunpowder, refined and crude Nre ;
Cannon Balls Grape Shot, Csnnon of various
sizes Muske, and Pistol Balls Patent Shot Brim
stone Ba, and Pig Lead--with every article or the
armament of ships of and military companies
ELIJAH WILMINGTON
or Cannon, Musket and Pistol Cartridges; Gun
powder, Shot, Balls, Flnts, &c. by retail as above,
by A. WELLER
Roston. August 4. 1918 6m.
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POETRY.
lMPROMTU,
ON GENERAL HARRISON.

By the Author Of CoimsJia's Naval Irnpphs.
ROUND DER the earth, my song, and tell each soul,
Within whose views the hopes OF freedom roll
Whose lofty thoughts despise tyrants state,
And burn the sway OF despots 10 sbate;
That fair Columbia, empress OF the west,
Bids at this hour heroic worth attest.
Her towering claims of long and loud renowD,
Her right to all the joys whicf Freedom crown.
Tho her illustrious hero sleeps in dust,
lie whose majestic virtues were her trust,
When former storms Of around her rav'd,
And every hope and every helper bray'd
Still she is safe--anotler noble son
A course sublime of glory has begun
On his bright helmet victory descends;
Peace 10 the sufferer all his way attends
From his nerv'd arm the bolt of fate has sped,
Which hurl'd the hopes of Albion to the dead.
A. bis command the cloud Of ruthless war,
iIurpd by the savage from hs wilds afar,
is swept from off our border-murd'rous death,
Which with internal horrors seiz'd the breath,
Whelming each feeling in food Of woe,
Aiming with fepd like hate the sudden blowj
Which buried sires and infants in the tomb
And shrouded thousands in a spectre-goom;
Checks has career, obedient and retires,
Baffled md beaten TO perdtoD's fires
Srcs, and daughters, songs OF gadness raise,
And pay TO brave HARRISON the need of praise.
Robd in the mantle which father wore.
lie stands, the bulwark Of our very shore:
On Fries banks, or where the Atlantic wave,
Sees storms and tempests, dun with d4nger, rave,
Let foes appear--his for defence,
They soon in dust shall learn their mpoteDcc;
Back to their homes With shame shall they be driv'n
Or i'est in graves hy generous vaior given
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners NOiiCe.
XNE the subscribers having been appointed by
wv the Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town of Wes-
terly in the anty Of Washington, Comm TO
receive and examine the claims against the estate OF
.aNDREW FREhBODY,
late of said Westerly, deceased, represented insol-
vent do hereby give notice that six months rom
the 25th Of October last are allowed to the creditors
of said estate to bring in and prove their respective
claims and that shall attend for that purpose at
the dwelling house Of SfLvEsrER CAN'T, Esq IN
said Westerly, on the second Mondays in December,
January, and February next, At o'clock, A. M. IN
each of said days.
THOMAS HOXIE, I c.,,,;,.;oner,.
JED w. KNIGHT,S
NB-ALL persons indebted TO the said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to SyLvss-
TER GAvrr of Westerly, or JAMES CHAs. Of Mid.
dletcwn, ExceuSors Of the last Will and Testament
Of the said ANDREW FRRERopy.
SYLVESTER CAylT, rr.,,,.,,
JAMES CHASE,
Uestrr'v, November 3. II.
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DrER e Po77ER .frr as Private sale,
10000 pounds Of best green Coffee, in bags and
tierces
5 pipes 4,h proof Brandy, Expeditions cargo;
S do. 4th do Vper's do. 1;
40 boxes spermaceti Candles;
5 tons of Logwood;
5 do. Fustc;
2 do. Nicaragua Wood;
2 do. Hemp FIRST quality);
I do. Copperps;
A few boxes of white Havana Sugars:
20 bags Of Pepper;
10 boxes Of brown Sugar;
60 bales of Calcutta Twine.
Proridence, October 20, 1878
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IA. .NS' & CH LDkEN'S HATS.
GEORGE W.ANTON.

1IAS Just received, for sale al his Book ard Hat
sto 5-a great variet, Of Mems. Youths, and
Cniidrens ITS. made at theBoston and other fac
tories, in the best manner-al OF which an be sold
at prices unusually cheap.
The assortment includes mems superne Beavers
fashionable in shape and of superior quality do.
Ca%or and Naps Hats; youths and chiIdren's black,
draB, and fancy ooiored Beavers, from the very low
est prices TO the finest quality and Fl ON The smallest
to the largest sizes; mems and boys common and
best felt Hats
.7iso, jssf receiped-4 boxes sPAPEK.HANGING8,
suitable for window curt Ans with wide
and narrow Borders, 1 box low priced Papers
which will be sold cheaper than usual
For saie as absve.. r BOOKS, of every
Kind in use. BLANK-BJUKk-Snith and Jones'
hymn hooks, Bibcs, &c. &c Paper, Qus, and
other articles Of stationery. april 90
COPARINLkSHlf EOhA.f l..
he public are respectfully informed that the
i subscribers have entered in Copartnership
der the firm of
DYER s. POTTER,
and tender their services as AUCTION e CONF
MISSION JMERCH.4ATS, from and after this
date, and viii occupy the store of said DYER, in
Markettree ct, assuring their friends and the public
that all business Contied to them will at all times
have theii best attention Cash will be hberaily ad
vanced or all kfads Of merchandise deposi,td for
public or private sale and all sales made will be
guaranteed and discounted the most accommoda-
ting terms. ELISHA DYER,
CHARLES POTTER.