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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16
FRESH FLOUR.
TT7iLLIAM FRANCIS, offers for fale
Wv $50 bbls Baltimore Fine Flour
SO bbls Phiiad. 8. Fine do
$50 bbis Ship.bread-Rye-FIour.
May Is j.
Elegant Bsavsr
HATS.

THE Directors of the Portland Hat Msssfsawy
/ inform the Cenilemen of Portland aud the
country. that they are manufacturing Fi.lE HATS
upon an improved plan. and in superior man
ner add cheaper than any fold io lhe Diilri0 If
Maine according to the quality Having obtaiaed
F,e.sS ssse;pe for colorng. they viii warrant their
Hat. to wear good black, .ft-
Gentlemen who wish to purchaie ere invited to
call At the Hat Factory Ware Houie and examine
for them(elyes -ALSO-
A quantity Of CoT1 ON YARN for fale ~ ..
bove.
JOSHUA SHAW, Agent for p HIM
Nov l6. I'm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16

II HE fubfcriber hereby gives pubic notice to
all concerned, tina, fhe has bees duly appoiu, .
ed and taken upon herfe,f The trua of an admins.
tratrx on the eltase of BENJAMIN. BRADBU.
n. late Of M,pot, 10 he county Of cnmberl' I'd,
Yeoman. deceassd, by giving boad &c lie law d.
recs-she therefore re4ueas all portions who sle
indebted to the faid deeeafeds elts,e make i'm
mediate paymens, aud fho(e who have any demands
thereon, TO exhibit the lame 10 her
sLEANoR. ID BRADBURY.
May IL, 1914. mars
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16

(, W'scasses. May IL, 1914.
On Monday last. the Circuit Cour, Of Common
Pleas opened in this place for the first time since
the death Of the Hon. SrLAs Lee. During the
term the Court and the gentlemen of the b
wear Grape on the arm, as token Of the affection
and sorrow with which they hold in re membrance
the exemplary talents and virtues Of their lamen.
ted friend.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16

pated democrat, and within six months, the
anadas will be ours, the British ships ct
war will have to leave our coast and the
West India Islar ds will starve for the want
OF those supplies which they can obtsi,
anly from this country. The experiment
was made and a, the end Of six months, the
,ery authors Of the restrictive attitude"
abandoned il as being ruinous to ourselves
only. True it is, the time zvas when The
products and trade of this country was OF
vast Importance TO Great Britain, both to
Ter manufacturers and colonies: but thro'
the madness and folly of our commercial
equations, by our embargo and war, she
las sought out new sources where she can
obtain abundance Of all those supplies thai
were formerly derived fro \ the United
States. Mr.. Msdison, by repeal of the
emba' 60, virtually acknow Sdges our ina
oility to coerce Great Britain by persising
tn the continental system. If more evil.
dence was wanting to convince the most
obstinate devotee in the ranks OF democracy
Of the utter impossibillty of forcing the
enemy to terms, whether In peace or war,
by Withholding our &C rnsrce, it will be
found in admiral Cockraos's proclamation.
He has not only revived the provisions Of
our late commercial regulations, but inn
proved upon them. His blockade out
Madison's Madison himself.
Itimposes additional bars and locks upon
American Commerce, and places the u.
States in situation like that of man in Jail,
prohibited from receiving his foodeven ,hro
the CRATES. The little relief afforded by the
repeal Of the embaI so to dispose Of our sur
plus produce, is at an end /; and whilst the
price Of American products will be greatly
reduced, those Of foreign growth will ad.
vance The revenue which has been cal.
culated upon in aid Of the war mus, fail.
The consequence will Be, the multiplication
nv AuCICdSC Vi lutCIIbe1 oJO uSSt toACS.
More bricks will be required, and less straw
gwen. these are only part Of the bles.
sings which the people are reaping at the
hands Of democratic ruers. These are the
fruits ofinvolving the country in war to
protect renegade Bri.ih subjects.
Some have been so uncharitable as to
suppose that Madison vas secretly inform.
cd that The British were about to impose a
rigorous blockadge, ant knowing it would
answer ell the purposes Of an embargo, re
commended the repeal Of the ,errapln law
to sc, rid Of the odium which that measure
so justly excited. Be that asst may, Amer
lean Commerce is the victim alternately
sacrificed by the policy Of our government,
and the attacks Of the British, with whom
we are most wantonly and unnecessarily
engaged in hos,ili,ies, and SO long as the
present administration is in power, there is
little prospect that our situation will be al
tered for the better.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16
DIED.

In Philadelphis, Cd inst. the Hon. Nicholas
GILMAN; Senator in the Congress of Tie u. s.
from the state Of New Hampshire. &
In Boston, Hon. koBERr TsEAr PArNR.
aged 81; one Of the signers of the Decl., ., ION
OF Independence, and formerly one of ,he Judges
OF the Supreme Court OF this State.
In New.York. Mr.. Lewis Rhoda, (Mr. Fur.
tons chief engineer.) He accidentally got en-.
tsngled in the works Of the Steam Boat. and hid
his left arm torn of and bis neck yiolen,ly
strained.
In this town. Miss Jane Plummer, eyed n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16
BOSTON. MAI II.

BOTTOM. MAJ lie
Ps;vafesr 1~I ssd 7;sslpo's Lord Ssn~..
On Monday the privateer fch York of Balsi-
more, late Staples commander, Of "A guns and 100
men arrived here. She had captured the Brisifh
brig Diligence from Halifax. with lumber, and
barn, her; and the Britifh fch. Grenada Packet,
from Bermuda, with wheat. > prize to the Ameri
e., but which had been deierted By her prize crew
and deitroyed her. April 18th, in lat - Is made
sfail, which on being hailed anfwered sHs Moi
~ .bip z2s~a, )" when an ac,ion commenced. q.
continued three quarters Of an hour lhe pouring
INFO York an ,mmerfe fhower Of mu,ket balls; but
iii the fhot Of her great guns pa1sd owe The hull
Of The York. Capt Staples vas wounded on the
fri broadGde by mu,het ball pa6iug through
b. body.-An attemp' wss made 10 board he
Thomas, (So~s../ which failed, the Hips foreeaftle
hing defended by a large body of men With 6zed
eayoneas; and fhs dropped slear Of the feb -
ne Y = had 6a men killed and , wsunded.
mos' ofsnr .asssr fsverey-Cspr sesPts, fasvvsd
b. unds Abou. Two hours.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16
Maine Bank.

i>HF Stoctholders Of Vi aiae Bank are hereby no.
tined that their annual meeting will be ho'den
on Monday the fsth day Of Iune next. at VIC
O'clock 10 the afternoon, IT the chamber over che
Cumberland Bank, for the purpofe of choohug
DIRECTOR Agents or rrulfees TO manage the con-
Germs Of fad i'ank for the year euiu,ng aud AM
acting iuch her su6nef. relative 70 fAd Bank as
may then come before them ,a ~.
BY order Of the Pre6deot and Directors.
. LEVI CUTTER, C. @ir'
P0MSst. Nav IO.tSI4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16
E. GREELT,

E. GREELT,
Hs' fsv ssls, ~ Ne. J, Lsss Wys1E
so hhds w. Rum
10 do N. 3. do.
10 sozss white Havannah Sugar
IS hhds Mufeovado Sugar
10 chefs Souehong Tea
100 bbis frefh iupsr6ns Flour
500 bbls Meis and No. Beef
100 bbls Tar
1000 lbs Coffee
90 casks Nails
10 kegs Tobacco
Msy Is ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16
Blanks Of al! kinds
Are keps for fale II the Bookiiore Of ISAAC AID.
F. AMS-Exchange Street
MARSHAI'S NOTICE.

= . - = -
UsieS StsfH # Ams;4s
Df'S # Ads;ss,
PURSUANT TO warrant from the Hon David
i Sewai, Judge Of The United States D.ltrie
Court aforeiaid, notice is hereby given Ina ibel
10 Sled 10 iaid Court BY Peter Delebac,o Jun COM
mander of the private armed Oh p Invncibe in be-.
half Of hin(e!f his owners, officers and crew. a.
lodging that being duly commifioned BY the fre6-
dent Of the States under the seal thereof. he did
iubdue and capture on OF about the ssh cay Of
April lal. on the high feas. the Brig Conway and
Cargo, Gilbert Roberts. is,e matter. and the
did bring into the port Of Thomalton, IN The die.
srict of WaIdoboro'. with her tackle &c and her
cargo eonGfing Of fundry goods. ware. and mer-
ehandise that at the time Of capture The fa.d B,g
and Cargo belonged to tome futject or fuSjee,s Of
the United Kinedoms Of Great Britain aud Ire
land. and ~ luch lawful Prize of War ~
give notice. a.fo. thai = hearing and trial will
be had on fad libel Porlaad in laid diilrict. on
the Ian Tuelday of May, CHE siA inaant) when
aud where any perfons iuteretted may fhew csufe
IF any can be ihswn) wherefore the fame yefei
and Cargo fhou d nor b. decreed forfeited and con
dsmned - lawful prize Of war to laid libellant.
owners, offieers and crew. r.
T. @. THORNTON, Ne,ISsi.
.DssAt Ct PsSfisad, My II. 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16
NOTICE.

THE fubfsr;ber having arranged his bu6nefs for
= the purpote Of leaving this iowo, relueit, ala
Who are indebted o him BY note account call
on Mr. ThomAs Beck, At the Portland lie. Faeto.
~ Ware Houle. and pay he fa,d demand. on or
before the 6rii day Of July oeEt. OF they will be
left with an Attorney for coiieetfcn
sss- q ~ ~s-ss ssss. JOSHUA SHAW.
Pwtiasd, May -I2, 1914. 5w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16
Rhode. Island Correct.

The 'Legisa ure Of Rhode Island convened a.
Newport. on Wednesday lsst.-Hon. James Bur.
reli, junr. was unanimously chosen Speaker OF
The House of Representatives.
His Excellency WILLIAM JONES. is re e.
Iected Governor; His Honor SIMON MARTIN,
L.. Governor. There were but about 500 de.
mocrstic votes polle' in the State.
The u. S. Corvette Adams, Capt MORRIS,
has arrived at Savannah, from . cruise.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16
Farmers spinner.

N order 10 encou age pcmelhc Mauufs dutes d
lave the pto6,s she indultr,nus Farmer, the
fuoicriber offers the valuable ROWING And'sPlH-
MING Machines on lie mott advAn,sgeou. terms.
Be'Ay under the neceffi y ofrequ ring high pr,ce
for jingle 'iGSt,, but abeuy fell zesea aud Co.'s.
y righ.s .. he pieaed, according to the 500 OF
b" deed, he now ofers one Machine compiee and
ready TO fpin upon, with the right Of the Town if
not exceeding 5000 inhab,ssnssJ tor Fifty
DOLLARS and TO have the full privilege TO Guild,
teii and (es up n many Machines IN be town he
pleaies, and not eifewhere
The erms Of paymea, will be fx mon b. with
good fecnrMy; if one half paid down the 0 be- ia
twe've aonths For cain thee doilas, dlfcouut.
The M.ch,nss are 6,sd with Tome improvements
TO lp,a good yarn tirea from 1he rol. if properly
cssdsd in imal rolIs aud ell oiled, bu, il the
msnufa0ussr mould with 20 reduce the yarn very
fne for warp. ~ia be neceAiary TO rope i, 6rlt,
which y done with saie on he fame Machine -
N!er,no wool has been fpun 6xteen .keins, 20 a
pound on them
Doubsisf. there viii be many objections aeaints
the uie Of the final Mac hines TO dicau age he far.
mer from manufacturing his own flock. bu they
are Al iioesty 70 Eudy ihe,s ref they think
proper Ihoie gentlemen hat are d,fpofea .
buy machine and a r,gh. Of town or ,oEnsv
will apply u the Portland Hat Factory VA -
houfe. in Portland, where they wiz hna .hen
ready for fpinuIng.
II auy aiiiitznce houd be wanted 10 iu1tues
perions IN ip,niCing. Capr DAME Crofmsn, Of
G'"ss Agep in the a!ferce OF The iDb.erfbss
BY to wardIng line TO him he VII At esa A. ,heir
houies and give them the proper inl. uttioas ssf
are necefAry Ore machine il infhelsns isg seus
U i've szmill:s, with good sFaner hey XXI
fpsn from lweny four hurry skess{s ne atT
with 2reat cafe and moe aeeu AIRY stsp se4n -
performed on c0mmoa s,hee,
JOSfiU 81 " scr
IS ga fss 0LzyER. BdRAE71 juu 4. en- e.
N R.-Sssssi Bond. Eiq and lie hueke
town tMe.} have Purchated ms t.gs for ne coun-
~ Of Lincoln, 20 whom atpiea,ion msy u made
in that qnsrser.s (2m) MY 6,lsg4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16

THE Members Of the Csislst Cys5" are reoueQ.
Cd to meet At TILToN's Inn, the evening .,
half paft fsven O'Clock. Msy iS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16
RUM.

z CREELY has conaant'y for fale' either
- his 0ote or a. ,he Eaa cad ID lli.LENx
New England & reefiied RUM. :,
Nay 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16
TAINTED

A Fan Apprentice to the Printing Bufnefs Lad
about IS or IS years Of sge, Of ftesdy habits &
reputable connection. Apply 1t this Office.
Nov IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16

At the meeting n this town, on Monday
last, for the the choice Of Representatives
to the State Legislature, the following gen.
tlemen were elected without opposition, viz
JOS. II. Ingraham, Step. Longfellow,
Isaac Adams, Seward Porter,
James Neal, William Francis.
At town meeting on the same cay,
OLIVIA RRAY, Esq. was chosen Town
Clerk, vice, Samuel Homer, deceased.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16
Blanks for Town Orders,

MAY be had at the Booiiore OF ISAAC AID.
IVA ANS, No. z, Hxshangs.ilrsss,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-16
List of REPRESENTATIVES.

Corhans, David Harding. James Goldman.
Tappan Robbie.
Northya,nomh. Alhrd Richardson. Edward
= re election.
Fyeporf, Barnabas 3artoi. Daniel Brewer, jr.
Thonsaston, 'Eenezer Thatcher, John
Gleason
Norway. Levi Whitman
B,unsw,ck. sRobertD. Dunning.
Ne,rxloueester. Samuel Fessenden.
Minor. Jacob Hill.
'Not the Houie last yea.
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners NOilce.
THE Honorable Coufof Probate OF the town of
i Middlesown, in the county Of Newport, in the
state of Rhode Island, &c. hath this day appointed
ns, the subscribers, Commissioners to receive ard
examine the claims Of the creditors cf the Estate Of
rn. J-2.11ES LRkSH,
late Of said Mddetown, yeonan. DECEASED, repre-
serted insolvent; snL allowed us six months from
this date, for said purpose Therefore said creditors
are hereby notified to exhibit their claims TO us.
either of us, properly proved, will receive
any claims unless proved. We will attend at our re-
spective places of abode for said purpose.
BENJAMIN I. SHEFFIELD c.u,..
- ELISHA ALLEN. ~
MiddA.~-n, jan 4,
..s All pe.Spns indeDted to said Estate, are
oaested to ruake immediate payment to
WILLIAM BAILEY, .admrnssratsr.
MiddletoNn, Jan, E, 1874.
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Domestic Roving q Spinning
Machine.

THE subscribers have purchased tho patent right
Of building, vending, aad using the above ma
chine, in the counties of Newport and Bristol X. l.
It's most important advantages and usefulness may
be stated in few words
FYrsf--It possesses the principle Of roping and
spinning the mcrino and other wool on the
chine with great exactness and remarkable facility.
Second--t will spin the common wool directly from
the roll without ropig sufficiently fine for common
broadcoths.
1Aird--I will spin cotton, when roped or properly
cardcd, as fine and even as on the common wheel
with equally increased advantage.
Fnlrth--It is very convenient for doubling and
twisting threads, cotton yarn of any description,
with astonishing expedition.
Fyih-Its operation is not half so laborous rs the
English Jenny. and it is easily managed by girls or
children, with immense profit.
nirfh--it will produce a saving over the common
wheel Of from % to 80 dollars in the manufacture of
every hundred yards Of cloth.
Sevenfh--It supercedcs the great expenss ct the
tao English machies as it performs the same opera
tons Of the Billy and Jenny.
Let these facts be duly considered by caudid and
liberal minds, Together with the vast SAVING time,
labor trouble, and the expense OF board and wages,
when one person will perform the service OF live or
six in the usual method Of spinning, and but few
will hesitate in procuring the Domestic Rorcr and
Spinner. II will also give powerful spring to en-
terprize and stimulate the female part ct the COM
munity to vie with each other in habits OF industry,as
with Is 50 spndcs an active girl will furnish yarn
sufficient to keep 2 or looms constantly IN opera
ton, and earn from 90 to 80 dollars per month
1t may be observed that of the above machines
occupy bit little more space than common bodand
can be removed with Let every farmer eneour-
age the growth Of Sheep and promote Amer'e an man.
utacturcs. let the splendid habitaon as we'll as the
humble cottage become iittle Factory; and IN this
way our country will become truly indebendeht. 1t
individuals not able, ncghborhoods join in the
purchase of machine, & the expense will be uiing.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited TO call At No
S. Fareweli.street, and examine for their own sa,s-
factisn; and those who may wish to purchase ma
chimes for the >cps,,ins s"asnc, 49, ssI"e'seo 70
make early application
Satisfactory certificates may be seen, and every in
formation given. by application to the subscribers.
Good and warranted machines of any number of
spindles required will be furnished on short notice,
and instruction given in spnaing on reasonable terms
by applying to
PAUL BAILEY of Newport.
Newport, Oct. IL It.
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NOTICE.

DUBGlC notice is hereby giycr. taat on the FIST
day Of February next, or Immediately theresf.
ter the Assistant Assessors within this district, will
proceed through the same for the purpose of taking
lists of the lands, lots of ground With their improve
ments, dwelling houses and slaves, subject TO the
United States Direct Tax, and for yalueng and as
sessing the same. AL persons owning. possessing,
or having the care management of such property,
are required by law to deliver to the Assistant As
sessoss, written lists, containing true and accurate
description of the same; and hereby notified and
warned to be prepared on the said first day of Feb
ruary next or Immediately thereafter, to deliver the
same under the penalty provided by law for neglect
or refusal in this respect
JOHN DWOLP, Principal assessor
ofhs frat district Of The State Of Rhode Island
Bristol Jan. ~. 1914 (2w.)
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ATTENTION /!
iii Patriotic Yoang Men,

WHO arc disposed to serve their Country, and to
w enter the ranks of the 40th Regiment OF In
fantry under the Act of July s. 1885, are requested
to call on the subscribers
The unprincipIed attack on HAMPTON must
rouse the spirit Of every friend of his Country,
asd must prove the necessity Of commanding de-
fence at every point. The enemy who will not re-
we're your Wives and Daughters is more brutal than
:. savage his unprncipied warfare must and will
arouse patriotic pride and ambition in the breast
Of every noble and generous mind to avenge their
countrys wrongs on such dastardly foe.
The subscribers offer to those patriotic citizens,
who are disposed to enlist during the War,
Sirfeen Dollars Bounty,
Tzvensy,four Dollars .Aduance Pay,
EIGHT DOLLARS per Month-Regular Wages
Warm Clothing-Good nations,
.4nd at The end Of Me War,
One Hundred and Six,y Acres of LAND.
JAMES PERRY, Capt 10Th Reg'f
u. S h.tahfry, at Nezgp~t.
ROBERT CARTER, Lieut. q do. at
Trey, Mass.
JOHN PARROTT, 1T. Of do. az Providenc.
Newborf, October 81, 1878. u.
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EOR sale or to let, on reasonable terms. by the
subscriber, his House and Lot in Washington
street, No 20. Also, the House md Lutin Tanner
street, No IL. 1t has for two years past beer iIE-
proved in the Grocery Line, and is one OF the best
stands in that line OF business or for a boarding
house in that part of the town, and is uacommonly
convenient, with shop attached to il and in the
yard, astabie, woodhouse, &c. The terms WILDE
liberal, apply to BENANrWRLL SHAW, on the
premises II. Newport, August 5, 1873
REAL ESTA7E-Foa SALE.
A Farm, lying in Portsmouth, on tie west road.
Ahaif mile south OF Bristol Ferry, containing.
by estimation 60 acres we'll watered, with DweN-
house, barn, courthouse, and Other out build
ings dhereon. Said Farm is fenced into eleven en-
closures with stone wall "a acres of orchard. Tie
walls and buildings all in good repair Any person
wishing to purchase will do we'll 10 cone and see
which is the best Recommendation that csn be evea
Apply to JOHN ANTHONY, living on the premise.
December "a, 1912 tf
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INfEKNAl. KEV ENUE..

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that the several
i acts of Congress passed at their last session,
LAYING certain Internal duties, will take effect from
and after the Slst day of December, 1878 The pro-
visions of which must be complied with on PAIN OF
ncurring the penalty of the law
Those provisoAs require Retailers of Wine, spir-
tous Liquors, or Foreign Merchandise, to make ap.
pcation in writing at the Office OF the Collector OF
Revenue eith,, in Newport or Bristol for and to oh
tain Licence. Owners or superiatendants OF Stills
or Boilers intended to be worked, to make appica-
ton as aforesaid for and TO obtain Licence Auc-
tioneers to enter into bonds, and in certain circuu
stances, to take out Lcence. Refners of Sugar to
enter into bonds Owners orkeepers Of Carriages to
enter the same, and obtain Certificate Of the pay
ment of the duty. And discounted Notes and Bonds,
together With Bills Of Exchange to be, Stamped
CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND PERRY,
Collector the Revenue for the Frat COL
lection District Of Rhode isSGnd.
Newport Dec. II, 1918.
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POETRY.
.PERRY'S VICTOKY.

.f.a o-rs sPERRY'S VICTORY.
Erfraet from fhs .sew- Yecrs address Of he
Carriers Of tie NJ " Columbian
"THEN next DER Esis's wood bound deep,
Behold the "striped bunting" sweep!
Behold Coi,mbias eagle high. s..
Dart her red Hghtnings through the sky,
prodigy of yalor show,
And ovcrwhelm mighticr foe
While ocean bushes at its fame,
That she no equal deed can claim
Yes, PEasy PgRRy! thine TO meet,
Engsge. and conquer WHOLE FLEET
Thine is the Starfan spirit true,
And thine the Spartan language too,
(Though brief, out-shinng fhetric's Howers) =.
"WE'va NET the roE--Gnd THEY ARE oURs"
" Ifs pleased he .aln,ighty 10 6cstow,"
signal triumph Ger the foe
This christian like !-And justly thou
Didst bind wreath round ELLIoT's brow,
Which to the admiring world made known,
Add, double lustre to thine own
7rafaLrars fete let England boast,
That Of the Nile on Esypts coast:
Yet, what are they lin magnitude,
Although as first they might oDtrude,
And thus, whea ERIE's We compare,
The palm in bulk and numbers bear
Still, AS to brilliant Iustrc, they
Are fapers 10 the God Of dug!
M srt % O
RESPECT TO PARENTS.
DUTY demands, the parents voice
Should saacnGy the daughters choice
In that IL due obedience shown;
To choose belongs to her alone
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RICHARD BARKER.

Y ESPECTFCLLY informs the Ladies and Gentle.
men OF Providence, and IFS vicinity, that he has
removed from Newport, to that we'll ktovn stand.
rnorth OF Col. IA. SMITH, west side of Miil-Blidge
formerly occupied by Mr. +. ANGEL. which house
is convenient TO accommodate number Of 3oarders.
Tea-Parties and private Companies may also be &C.
commodated.
r. BARKER would likewise inform his former Gus.
toners and friends in Newport, that he should be
gratiied by their company at his new establishment,
should their business call them into that quarter--
and he assures shem that no pains will be spared to
entertain them in the best possible mannet.
N. b. Coach, Chaise, and Horses to let, and good
Ssablng or Pasturing for Horses.
Providence, April %. 1918. tf
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WILLIAM =. NlCfiDbo,

No. 80 TDfrnrs-ssreef,
LAS Just received, in addition TO hls Old STOCK,
Ia general assortment of plated britannia and Jap
paned wares. Cutlery, brass C-ndhsstcks, Lamps,
Pocket. Books, &c. &c. sc.
.aLSO-A greet variety of ladies elegant Tor
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Gold Necklaces, ndsilver usual, war
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