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TO LET,

THAT pleasant situation in Thamcs-stroet, corner
Il of Marlboro street, now improved by Gold s.
SiHiman, Esq consisting Of large Dwelling House.
five rooms on floor large garden, stable. wood
house and chaiseh house. with pump in the kitchen,
and other conveniences Possession given on the
first April next. For terms, apply to
JAMES CENTER.
Newport March IL, 1914.
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HENRY MOORE,

OFFERS FOR SALE,
CIN--50 pipes Of Sisson's mandatory;
" RUM-iO hhds. w L. Sd and proof, of prize
schooner Louisa's cargo;
BRANDY--French and Spanish;
WINE-Madeira and Lisbon;
MOLAoSES-hhds and bbls.
SUGARS-Hayana and Muscovadoby box, &c
TEAS-Hyson, Hyson skin, Souchong, and Bo-
hea, by the chest;
COFFEE-by the bag;
sALf--coarsc ana tine
NCTMEGS
AILSPICE;
PEPPER,
CASSIA;
CAYENNE-peppsr
SNUFF-yeiiow
OiLr-sweet aud lamp;
WAKE--iron and stone;
BED-CORDS---a few gross,
And great number of other articles too numcr-
Gus to menton --Ail which will be sold wholesale
aud retail, for cash OF approved credit, as low AZ
can he purchased in Rhodc-lsand.
.Nereport, febra0y IL, 1914 IT,
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having been appointed by the
i Hon. Court of Probate, of the town of liver
ton, in the county Of Newport Administrators on the
Estate of JO.N.iTH.9N BAKER, late of said Tiy-
eron deceased, represented insolvent, hereby calls
upon all persons indebted to said Estate to make i'm
mediate payment; and all persons basng demands
against said Estate present the same for settlement
Grissel Baker, Adminisiratsr.
Tiverton, March 81, 1914.
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NOTICE.

THE subscribed having been appointed by
the Honorable Court Of Probate of the town OF
Hopkintown, in the county of Washington, Adm'nis'
traitor On the Estste Of
ZACHEUS REYNOLDS,
late OF said Hopkintown, deceasedhereby calls up
on ali persons indebted to said Estate, TO make i'm
mediate payments and all persons having demands,
TO present their accounts for settlement.
IRA REYNOLDS, .4drnsisfrator.
HopSintown, Sept 90, 1914 lMl0-Sn
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tut DtlEC, " 70 L1CE,
A BOUT 30 acres of Land. part Of the Farm Of
IA THoMAs CLARKE, deceased, situated in North
Kngsiown, about miles from WEXFORD, suitable
for pasture or tillagc. Possession given the 25th
March instant. For terms apply to
THOMAS CLARKE, 104, Thames s-street.
Newport March 3, 1914.
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POETRY.
A few lines, initiative of Peter Pindar.

IT'S said, by some, never reverence JoSZs.
ErAnted--I never down on marrow boness
To skipping statues--Iocomoti,e stones;
Nor look for able governors 'mong tools:
'Tis expectations madness-beight OF fools.
The man whom nought but Offices adorn,
Amid the world of science how forlurn
To think, 10 write, unable, mark his air,
Heavens, what An ideot cape, an ideot stare
Though seated in the big-armed chair Of state,
A sad expedient to make folly great, ~, -
Tie deems the height OF federal nonsense treasure
And hugs stale ignorance with mighty pleasure
WHUE
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NOTICE.

Want all those to whom am indebted to call on
me and receive their pay |; and all those who are
indebted to me, to make payment as soon as conve-
nient All unsettled accounts must be settled and
paid, by cash or note. ABNER HATHAWAY.
Feb s If.
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'1ourneyman Cabinet- maker.
vTTANTED to hire, Jeurneymm Cabinet Maker
w good workman will And steady employ
inquire at this Office. Feb 10.
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JOHN w. GLISSON
IAS the honor, respectfully to inform his
4 i friends aud he public, that he has recently ta-
k, nc store 70 mcc,y occupied by Mr.. wILLrAx
Ffrr CAas. directly opposite toe store OF Messrs
R,cHwoxp x eopoEss, where he operates IN the
capacity IF -
Feeling graf, fui to hi d Ills for liberal patronage
ne has a.resdy received ,e pledges himself that as
.xsrson. will ne uprem,,ci to satisfy them and all
others who nay have the goodness to favor N With
their custom. REQ. -.
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TO LET.

THAT pleasantly situatee House. south end OF
l. Thomes-st. formerly belonging te Capt Henry
Hunter. There is a large Garden; and the fionse rs
well calculated for two families The premises will
be let on very reasonable terms Apply to SAM.
UEL ALMY, or VIM. LANGLEY. March TO-
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WILLIAM WHITE,
No. IL, Long Uha3, Has fer SAFE,
+. la hbs bbIs ppe'' first quality GIN;
10 pipes Malaga,} WINE
2 ditto Lisbon,
20 t,slss' hsIs first quality MoLAssEs
2008 W.T. COFFEE;
~ cehsts Tyson Skin TEA,
10 ditto Scuchong, iNn'
10 boxes CaoCOLAfE;
~ ditto spanish sEGARs. first quality,
ditto Piayirg CABS:
100 bottles CASTER OIL.
--.7LSO-
very large assortment OF GROCERIES as usual.
March 3, 1914 IT,
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LATE OMISSIONS.

On Thursday last a most disgraceful scene
took phase in this town. One of the officers OF
the customs having received iniornatio that
some goods, illegally imported, were supposed
to be sccretcd in a certain wagon, stopped the
teamstcr in Cambridgcport, for the purpose
of searching for them. A trunk, Containing
goods apparantly British, was found,and on the
tcamstcr refusing TO show a certificate OF the
goods, the officer drove the Wagon To the
Custom House in Boston. Upon arriving al
the Custom House, mob assembled, who
several times struck the officer, and likewise
most shamefuly abused Mr.. Ford. From the
savage disposition manifested by the mob, il
was easy to perceive they were ripe for
bloodshcd. Bosfon Pafrios.
We assert as q fact, having the proof be-
fare ns. shat FIVE nut of SIX, of the Mob
Men and their surcties, are al Members of
the Washington Benevolent Society
Yankee.
tt ---:ss:--
In publishing after the arrival OF the priva-
teerc sch. Globe, in this port, an account ofthe
action between her and two British Packets,
it was stated that the hrst lieut.. Mr.. Harrison,
was killed after he had boarded the enemy.
We have now the pleasure of stating that this
officer has arrived in this port on board the
prise ship lying below--Mr. Harrison
received ball through .hc thigh before he
boa rded tho enemy, ne afterwards received
ball through his left arm, a deep cut on his
head with cu.lass, cut across mis- mouth
and several stabs in his body, was knocked
down with handspikc and beat with the bu,
end Of a mnsket. His escape from death is
next to a 'nracle. His conduct has been eulo-
gizsd by his captain, Mr.. Moon, who, in ,hc
strong belief of his death, regretted the loss
of an excellent aud brave officer At tho time
he boarded, and he was the first who did so,
the CONSERVATION Of the enemy was SO great
that their men were all IN confusion, ard run
from their quarters, and had the Globe been
successful in throwing only few of her men,
headed by so brave fellow as Harrison he
capture Of the packet would have been inevi-
table. TPiiming;nt t7h.s.-
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Commissioners, Notice.

NIE, the subscribers, having been by the Hon.
w Court Of Probate Of the town Of North Kings
town, appointed commissioners To receive and cx-
anime the claims Of the creditors of the Estate Of
AVN CR.4JNSTON,
Widow, late Of said North Kngstown, deceased, re-
presented inso,vent--hereby give notice, that six
months frpm the date hereof are allowed for that
purpose, and that we will attend to that service at
our respective dwellings within said time.
Benjamin Smith, Com,rs
John Reynolds,
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment 10
Samuel Brayton, Executor.
North. .Kingstown, March IA, 1914 CMS1.J
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uI1aNingtott @ot1unteitt

LOTTERY-sEcoSD CLASS,
Positively commences drawing in BaiHmore, on
the fret yiondqg March nest, aud fnish ~ the
fifteenth day Of June meet. te
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TO LET.

.8nd possession giUen the 14th of May nery,
~HE Store in Thames street, now occupied by
Il Samuel w. Vinscn.
March "a PAUL NJ. MUMFORD.
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LOT OF LAND-to sell or lei.
THE. subscriber offsgs to sell or let, tha! el-
gible Lot Of Land situated in the town of Ports
mputb, ldioinng the es,e.es Of the Joseph Cundal,
Esq and bounced the The land is of an ex-
ceient quality, well watered, and comprizes about
sixty acres. For terms and other particulars apply
to BENJAMIN BROWN.
Portsmouth, March IL, 1914.
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TO LET.

TO LET,
DART Of House and Garden, situated on Broad
l. street. Likewise part of house, in Tanner
street. For porticulors inquire of JOSEPH ROGERS,
Middletown. If. Feb. IL.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
JOHN w. GLysSON

omne tuns hnuesur'- qa' risenit aiile daici |.
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We assert as . fact, having the proof be-
fare ns. shat FIVE nut OF SIX, of the Mob
Men and their surcties, are al Members OF
the Washington Benevolent Society
Yankee.
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
WE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w he Hon. Court Of Probate. for the town OF
North-K -Kingstown, in the county of Washington, COM
missoners to receive and examine the claims against
the Estate of
GILBERT COOPER,
late Of said North kingston deceased, represented
insolvent, give notice that six months from the oath
inst are allowed to the creditors of said Estate to
bring in their CLAIMS either of us within the time
aforesaid at our respective dwellings.
Wiiham Hammond, } C,
Ro6erf Eidred,
All persons indebted to said Estate, are requested
to make immediate payment to
Beni. Smith, Administrators.
North-Kingstown, March 81, 1914.
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TO BE LET,
4 large convenient House and Garden,with coca
"A well Of water, No 5, Clsrk-street For par
ticular inquire OF DIR KING. March 81.
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from rae VdSHpHe rag, 1IUd. SSlF. Ssb'
An express arrived here this morning from Gen.
Jackson, with the following important information
H. q. I'm Military District,
Mobile, dug. 27, 1914.
SlR-By an express sent from Pensacola
as well IS from Antonio Csilina, ciiizen OF
that place who left there yesterday at IL o
clock, bringing with him the pass of Col
Nicholas, The B itish ofacer commanding
here, for his protection, have received in
formation, which may be impiici:y relied
on, that three British vessels, the Hermes,
Orpheous and Carvian, arrived at Pensacola
Oh the 25th instant, and on yesterday disem-
baiked an immence qusDtiiy oi arms, snmu-
nition, munitions OF war, and proyisions--and
marched into .he Spanish fort between TWO
and three hundred troops. That ihi,isen
sail Of the line with large number of trans
ports are daily expected at that place, with
ten thousand troops.
The Havana papers received there, state
tha, fourteen sail ot the line bad arrived as
Bermuda. 1; is currently reported in PeDsa-
cola, that the emperor of Russia has offered
his Britanic majesty $4,000 OF his bes, troops
for the conques, of Louisiana, and that This
territory vii! fall prey 10 the enemy before
the expiration of one month. Sir J. Eau
oub SoPt'A isSt oiS ibS NU'""'s'
ders. Spain is said by asecret treaty TO have
ceded Pensacola to Great Britain.
You will immediately perceive the nesessi-
ty Of being on the alert, and taking time by
The for clock have therefor, TO request that
you. without delay, cause 10 be organized,
equipped and brought into the field, the whole
o. the quota Of the militia OF your state, agree
able TO the requisition Of the War Dspart-
ment of The 4th of July last. Col. Robert
Butler, my adju,an,- n,-genersl, is now in your
state, and has been instructed 10 make the
necessary arrangements Tor transporting, pro-
visslonDg and bringing to head quarters
these troops, as we'll as 10 prescribe ,heir
route. You will have them furnished with
all the arms within your reach.
Those who cannot be furnished by you,
will receive them here but reliance must
not be had on that if 10 be avoided.
am, respectfully,
ANDREW JACKSHU.
His Excellency WILLIE BLouNT,
Governor Of Tennessee.
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BOSTON, October 3, 1914.

Latest. from Niagara.
Extract ola letter from Camnada'gua, dated
September IS, 1914.
1, perhaps may be new 10 you TO hear thae
the British have tetreated from the yinciDity
of Fort Erie--,hey all leit il On tuersdsy
morning last The road is strewed along
with British deserter.--l4 came in here lass
evening, and were immediately enlisted
UPWARDS of 400 prisoners passed this place
this morning for Greenbush. Ourarmy from
Sackctt's Harbour have IL is said. passed Gem
esee river. The deserers say, their AMY
lost 100 men in killed and wounded al The
last glorious sortie from Fort Erie---that their
army is on short allowance for provisions,
Almos, their whole army IN that quarter,
il is said, are disposed 10 desert"
By the Official Account Of The Champlain
action, it appears 27 officers and $40 seamcn
were taken prisoners--and as far as could
be asccrtained, there Ware go killed and
wounded.
On Sunday last. upwards Of 200 British
prisoners arrived at Greenbush, under the
command Of Capt M'Classin, from the army
at platsburg commanded by the gallant Mac
omb-
More than 500 British prisoners, incud- |
ing 81 officers, taken on board the enc my's
feet, captured by Com. M'Donough, arrived
a, Greenbusb on the 22d instant.
About $50 or 200 Of the sick and wounded
which were left by Sir George Provost a.
Plaussurgh, during his preeipltare flight, still!
remain in the hospital at tha, place, WHERE
every attention is paid to their wants. +
CONGRESS. p
In the House oil Representatives on ID
76tb uIt. a resolve passad 70 10 81 to appoinS
committee TO consider the expediency d
removing the seat of government during tn
pres.nt session. On the 27th,,he COMMITTEE
was sppointed, consisting Of Messrs. Fisk,M
kim, Burwell. G,osvenor, Hawkins, Inghal
and Dana. The Senate have appointed ils
Rev. John Lee, their Chaplain.
Mr.. Giles laid upon the table the followi4
resolution
"Resolved, Tha, the President Of the
States be requested to cause to be laid beiG
the Senate such information in his possessid
respecting the existing state Of the rela'iq-
between the United States and the continent
powers OF Europe, as he may deem not 'teI
proper to be communica ated.
Mr.. King, of Massachusetts, has oferel
resolution for the benefit OF re-eaptured W
sells, on the same footing with those who W heI
the 6rsl cap,ors. This resolution oceasiofy
considerable debate, and was transferred w
some amendments to a committee OF I'1
whole.
Ii is said that many Of the western M
be.s and most Of the northern appear 10
favor Of a removal of the seat OF govern1s
from Washington. %,
The House of Representatives passed
the 2Sth ult a resolution, directing the r.
tsry Committee to inquire into toe expeHs
cy Of granting to each deserter from the
my, a huadrcd acres Of publics land, en-
dition be shall settle the same. -
AT the last dates from Washington
nominations to the Departments Of Ste
T,s,.urv n "A h..o r,.d. q, ~. c-~.s>
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.frris,ice-By 4 gentleman direct from
Montreal, we have intelligence, by late ar
rival at Queb of an arm sice having been
agreed upon for 90 days, by and between the
ministers appointed by ours and the British
government, TO negotiate and settle peace.
The intelligence was received in Montreal
and sen, by express to Sir George in the up
per province. From tho soorce by which
this information is received we consider it
entitled TO some credit.
a public dinner was given at Plattsburgh,
on Tuesday of last week, to Commodore Mac
donough and his brave associates, in honor of
their late splendid and glorious victory on
Lake Champlain.
About 500 deser,crs from Sir Georges
army have come into Platisburgh, 400 have
gone to Greenhush.
The British large ship taken by Commo-
dore Macdonough, is repaired and painted.
She is undoubtedly one of the finest ships Of
her class in the British navy, mounting %
long double fortified 24's. and carrying in the
whole SO guns. She is i6o feet in length,
and 20 in breadth.
A very splendid dinner was given at Bur-
ling,on, to Com. Macdonoueh and Gen. Ma
combe. They were received in town under
discharges of cannon, and escorted TO their
lodgings by large concoursc Of citizens,who
testified their joy on the occasion, by every
mark Of respect and gratitude, 10 their power
TO bcs,ow.
Mai. Gen RIAL and suite are at Pits6eld,
prisoners Of war also l9 British officers, ta-
ken on board the British feet on Lake Cham.
plain. -
The ship-carpeuters who passed, through
Albany, q few days since on their return from
Sacket's Harbor, inform that the number of
gunboais now in readiness al the hatbor, is
fifteen, each carrying a long Is FOUNDER in
the bow, and 50 poood earronade in her stern,
and are capable Of Transporting 40 men each,
l exclusive of their crews.
Martin Chi,tendep, Governor Of Vermont,
| has issued truly spirited Proclamation, Cal.
ing upon the good people Of ,ha, State to
| unite, both heart and hand, in defence Of the
common interest, and every thing dear TO
| fseemen.
--:..ss:1:s<:::-
The privsieer brig Portsmouth,, Shaw,
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I otal, 95 guns-

Iotal, 95 guns-
T. MACDONOUGH.
These sfoots 7vere formerly the o. States
Grotrler and Eagle.
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eun-Boats Nettle, Allen, Viper, Burrows,
Luilow, Alwyn, and Ballard--n.ne killed or
womded. q. BEAL, jr. Purser.

Staemen Of The Ameviean force engaged on
he I'm SEPTEMBER, 1914.
28 long "a Founders.
Sar;oga, , 6 42ib. carronades,
IL 52lb. do. Total 26.
ri. I IL 32lb. carrondes, and
N'F'' 8 long g Founders. 90.
IS long IL Founders
Tbonderoga, "a Is do.
IS 32lb carronades. IL.
Prb!e. long pounders z.
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BURLINGTON, September so.
Sir George Provost, with his army which
was at Plattbursh has gone into the Upper
Province, except a small guard, which is left
at Champlain or Odletown.
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The privsieer brig Portsmouth,, Shaw,
sailed from Portsmouth, (N. H. On Wed
ncsday last, on eruze.
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I ILU1Vs z IOHb y PVuHut
- 10 gallies, viz:

Rseatisulaiion---l4 long 24 FOUNDERS.
42,b. carronadcs.
% 32Ib. do.
IL long FOUNDERS.
IL IL do.
9 do.
6 lsib. Columbiads.
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BRITISH IN FLORIDA.

From Me Nashville Ukig, Erra. Ssfi. ON.
An express arrived here this morning from Gen.
Jackson, with the following important information
III O I'm Nflhiafn DiSfricI. J
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Total, SO guns.
L. MhCDONOUGH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-31
NEW GOODS.

THE fubferiber has JUN received AZ addi-
J. ,,onal fuppy of Jew Goods- YIz-
superline blue French BhoADcLoTHs
Fine aud Coamon duo various colours
Hunters Cloth. --Ca6amiers
Hxodsome VESftNGS
Bea Fl gs Handkerchiefs
Mock Madras ditto
Florence. PLAIN and plsided
ALo, from the Dorchefter factory, fine factory
Cinghans, fac aud comnon Shirtings
Shawls, sc.
The above Goods with thoie on hand before
renders the adonment as m2lete as pofi
bic at Prefent.
Dec. Is (u) ROYAL LINCOLN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-31
PUBLIC NOTICE

rs hereby given. ,ha on the fra day of Fe.
J. bruary neT,. or Immediately thereafter, the
Afiftant Anshors w,sh,n thus Diftr,a wi II
proceed Trough the fame, for the purpofe of
taxing liz. Of The lands, lots of ground with
their improvements, dwelling houfes and.
,1Aves fnbject to the Unied State, direct tzx
and Tor Waiting aod aGsiIi q the fame. All
perfons owninS pofsnins or having the care
or Management of iuch properly are reqdi-
red by iaw TO deliver TO the Mi tant Afieis
ors written hfts con,aninsa rue and .ccu.
rave description of the fame, and are hereby
notified and warned 90 be prepared on the
iaid fra day of Fre,ruary neIt, OF immedi
ately thereafter, TO denver the fame, under
the penalty provided by law for neglect or
rsfaial in this reiped
JAMES IRISH, Jun
Principal ATedor of The fsvsnth pilrid OF
the fac r. Maf,chufstu.
Cvb,m Jas 10, 1913.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-31

THE fubieribers Commit ,ners appointed
toy the Hon. sias Lee, Judge of Probate
of the county Of Lincoln, to receive aud er-
anime The claim, of the feverai Creditors TO
the Ellate VI JAMES REEVs, late of Jefedon,
in laid county, Yoeman decea(ed, reprefen,
ed infovent do hereby give notice, mat az
months from this date. are allowed faid Cred
itors 10 bring in aud peove their debts. and
that we will attesd that fervce ar the dwell.
ing houle of widow Lattive Reevs in laid
Jsferlon. or the ieeond Monday of each OF
the following months, February, March aud
April reIt, from 10 A. N. until 4 O'clock = NJ
IA SINCLAIR, CsnmY
ABA Their RICHARDSON ) fo.o.
Jeso)ss, Jas. 6J 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-31
Webber & Chase,

sHAVEfor sale an extensive assortment Of
ENGLISH gr FRENCH GOODS,
uitable for the present and approaching
eason--among which are,
Best superfne Broadclo,hs
Midling and low priced do.
Superfne C.ssimeres, consisting of
black, drab and mixed
Cords-CoaIings-- Duffils
Flannels and BAizes
Pelecc Clolhs--Bombaze tte
es--Durants-Crapes
Best dressed and addressed Calicoes
Silk and common Cingaams
Cambricks, white, black and coloured
large assortment OF Fancy Muslins
Shawls---silk and cotton H4sdkerchiefs
Long Lawn Linen-Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto silk & worsted Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Coat aud Vest Buttons
Ribbons and Bobbins
neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen * ladies
Silk Gloves-Bution Moulds.
A general assortment, of American
Factory Cools, &c. sc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-31
Belknap & Runnells,

Ne I. M.gs,' ROW, MdAkf,m.
NIOULD inform their friends aod the put
w lic, that from the liberal encouragement
they have received from the gentlemen OF this
town aud vicinity. and flsangers who oeei'
1onally reiort to this town, they iutead er'
larging their bufinefs. To aceempliih their
objed they have taken pain, to procure the
very beit of Engiifh and american Sock
Alto the 6rff rate. Workmen that can be OBJ
tanned From the means which they now pol
feis they can allure the public thar all orders
for Boots and Shoes of every dsterpt'oa w'''
he punetusiiy executed, and the work done
10 flie nor exceeded in this place Ihey
have on hand, ready made Boots and Shoes
Pumps, and Over Shoes, made of the bell ms
terials and warranted good. Any gsn.Ienao.
that may be in want of the above, articles can
be as we'll fitted as though he had his msis'e
taken. In addition to the above ths1 h's
jLit received large siIorment Of Ladies .ao
Mines SHOES, of all defcrip,ioos. Aa',
italian Pa.te Backing and Back BAL, iot
Boots and Shoes, together with Boot and Sn0e
Trimminy,, of all kinds
All orders for Boots and Shoes punefua'y
attended to
o. Two Journeymen Boot Maken, wat
ed immediately. eD M.'b