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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
i" The last Rose Of Sumner.

Tune oRcvxs OF BLARNEY.'
IT'S the last rose of summer,
LET, blooming alone
All her lovely com oaDioos
Are faded and gone
No h1wer of her kind Ell,
No ose.kuo is nigh.
To reflect back her bushes,
Or give sigh for sigh!
-, not leave thee. thou lone one
To pine on the stem
Since the lovely are sleeping,
Go, sleep bou with them;
Thus kindly I scatter
Toy lesses DER the bed,
Where Thy mates Of the garden
Lie seen less and dead.
Soon may follow,
When friendships decay.
And from loves shining circle
The gems drop away!
Wien rue hearts = wither'd,
And fond ones are flown,
Oh wh2 would inhsbit
This bleak would alone
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

Baltimore Flour,
EOR faIe-2o barrels Howard ftreet new fuper-
l. foe Flour, futsbe for family ule by
Nsp,nbs~ 81 1914 EDWARD HOWE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

Cumberland Law Library.
THE proprietors Of the Cumberland Law I;h,.
~, are rsqueited to meet At Col Buruh,m,.
inn, 10 Portland, on ThurIday. evening, Deer I'm
~ o'elock-sad attend to un6niihed bufinef.
w B SEWALL. See,.,...
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

PROPOSALS for any part Of the above Loan
will be received ar the Cumberland Bank during
The hours OF tu6uels uo,ii the 2sth day Of Deem.
Der nest LEVI CUTTER, Gather
Nov. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
X AVe Ms DUCK.

~ pc RAVENS DUCK. for fale q, the fiore NJ
~ A. TiNKHAM, head of Union Wharf.
NO %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
lDostry.
FOR The CAZeTT +.

FOR The GAZETTE.
On the recent death Of q young Lady.
TIE turf ia green where psilid beauty sleeps,
yvhere true affection hoyers round and weeps;
And WILL may such spot ret an its hue,
While Tears OF pity thus KS SOUS bedew.
Sad ia the hour when kindred guis must part,
All love and friendship mouder in the heart:
Sad Is The hour when bending Der the tier,
We look in vain ior some KIND angel oeaf.
Those charms that once inspired attended, breast,
Those charms are vanishd, * that heart At resi-.
For human suffering every heart can feel.
Blu, few the springs OF sorrow can fevea''
The GENEROUS bosom may with pity glow,
And of participate IN others wee
Yet who can soothe the angush OF the miDG !
And who for inward pAngs solace find
The strongest ties that bind this nartAl clay,
Are week in texture, and will soon decay,
And parted Friendships soar to Kindred skies,
Where bliss congeniai, pleasure never dies.
Fair was Thy victim, Q. relentless Dea;h
And far 100 fair, so soon 10 deck thy wreath
Coulds't thou not pluck some more decaying
sose,
That would her lovely TINS no more disclose
All no we bow with sorrow 10 ny nod,
But look beyond it, 10 Almighty COB;
His hand we reverence, his DEGREES are just,
He is immortal, and we afc but dust
Ger the lone grave where lie the hsppy desd,
The sweetest fow'rs shall e'er THEN fragrance
she'd
In living verdurc they shall ever bloom.
And every changing year, their seen, resume.
A s,rsnger'stears shall off bedew the spot,
And can a strangers ply be forgot
The pures. off'r,ng is strangers sigh,
1t soon may disappear, bu, CANNOT die.
The following lines are from the pen OF I'm
acreon Moore. They will afford pleasure
TO all the lovers Of harmony, simplicity
and sentiment -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
John S. Dupee,
Dr'ss@ sas AssiSsss,, F"sf,a lead kax- Eys1
foefissS
HAS Jun received aiuppy Of the
Extract OF Querci,ron,
o. Gssrscs or
YELLOW OAK bARR
John S. Dupee.

" The inefsahng demand for thi, vsluab.sarti-
Gle s better seit of ne utility than voums.of re-
Communications Clothiers, and Hattsrs on trial. will
tod IL one Of the greA,efi aequ,6tons 20 their pro
feiious ever We, difcovsrsd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05
NOTICE.

JOSEPH HO0LE informs rhofe indebted "a h;,,
y eIhef by note OF account that unlef, pa;d \.
the lAit Of December next, they will be ieft v;,S
an attorney for collection Nov On
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

THE fubfcriber respectfully Informs his friends
and the public that he has commenced bulinels
in Exchange nreet nearly oppoG.e the Usi,sd
Marine aud Fire Iniurance Office where he intends
manufacturing Boots and Shoes 10 the newell nyle
and hopes by being punctual and paying Rrd at
sentioa TO his bulinefs he may fecure their patron
age WILLARD ROBINSON.
Oct. &c.
- 7z0o Journeymen Boot-makers,
Who a-egood workmen, are waited at the above
fhop IL application is made foon
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

The following lines are from the pen Of I'm
acreon Moore. They will ahord pleasure
TO all the lovers Of harmony, simplicity
and sentiment -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-12-05

THE following /. an ab0r ael Of letter firth
i.P"isstts fbs FL ass/ 20 W. r Conway from
Nellie Miner and Billings Grant D7ssglfts -
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THE PRINTERS CONCERNS:

h. Fl short fine since cur country sEtceT'-
5ers svere nofifed thar a haicyeariy Haymenf
for this nohsr had become due. Very Je7o u
o1r customers haUe faksn proper nonee % 'he
hint. The Editor does nor knozo 10 svhaE mis-
negligence may be attributed. Many subscr.-
6ers, roho have been in tie practice Of nayag
for Meir fohers yearly, half-yearfy, and fn
some fnsfaaees, in advance, hare entirely ne-
!giecsed this (fo osr esfa6Hshment) pery ivs-
horfanf sub,ecf. There are many qvho oze for
fhis haher var.ens sums, from one d9Har 10 uh-
yards Of .fpr years and sir months subscrih-
ion. Every dollar is imhorfanf. Cash mus,
be haid for haher, ink, sc. TO say nothing IF
the necessaries cfhfe; and uniess our subseri-
6eys come forward and hay heir arrearares,
sve shall be under The morfjying and Disagree
a6ie necessity Of disconfinning the publication
Of ihe haher, and htacing all aerounts, zvhether
large or small, TN iesTI train Jor eetttemens.
Those zyho consider The 1fafer nor .yorfh 4vhar
svas contraetedf 10 hay TOR if, are inpifed 20 cali
and senIe their accounts, and sfoh the same, as
the Editor is determined TO Syork no longer.
unless he is more regularly comhenSated for his
services. ". SIMOh,S.
Nfzohort, Oct. 90, 1914.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, two of the comm ssioners ap
pointed by the act of Congress passed on the
thirty first of March, one thousand eight hundred
and fourteen, entitled " OH act pfoydMg for tiic ns
Identification of certain claimants of pubc iands n
the Mississippi territory" hereby, according 70 he
injunctons of the said act, give notice 10 ali whom
it may concern
That the commissioners appointed by the s"Io act
will meet the first Monday in January next At the
nr the purpose then, or as soon thereafter as may
be practicable, of adjudging and determining upon
the suhclency Of all such releases, assignments and
powers may be executed and deposited in the
office of the Secretary Of State, IN conformity with
the directions Of rhe said act and also then and
there, .as soon thercaftsr &c may be practicable
for the purpose of ndjudging and finally determining
upon all controversies arising from released claims
which may be found to conflict with, and be adverse
TO each other and also of atjudgng and determine
ing upon all such claims under certain act, Or pre-.
tended act, of the state of Georgia, entitled /" an
act supplementary 70 set eptted an act for APP
propraing part of the un!oosted territory Of ths
state (Georga) for the payment Of the late state
troops and other purposes therein mentioned, declar-
ing the right Of this state oe unspproprat. d. ter
ritory thereof for the protection and support OF the
frontiers of this state and for other purposes, pas
sed January the seventh, one thousand yeyen hun.
dred and ninety .fve as may be found have accru
ed to the United States by operation OF law and.
generally, tor the purpose of dong and performing
all matters and things enjoned upon the said COM
mssioners by the act of the thirty first Ut march,
one thousand eight hundred and fourteen, said.
JAMES MONROE,
Hcfins Secretary Of State.
RICHARD RUSH,
.ittorey General.
rV,nsb;,toa Oftober . 1917
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POETRY
"cRUMBs OF COMFORT"
FOR COLUMBIAN PATRIOTS.


WHEN at his Country's call the Patriot arms,
And hu ris defiance TO a threatening Foc,
He breads no danger; and in toll finds charms
That smooth the rudest field where iautcls grow.
And should his Freedom be cause of strife,
Fair Freedom that best boon to mortals gwen
He'll guard the precious jewel as his life,
Grasp it ia death, and bear 1t, pure, to Heaven
Hosts Of such Spirits in colambia's cline
Shall grace.the land and dignity the waves
Whose noblo oFleeds shall triumph over time,
Whose dying words shall animate the brave.
Thus gallant PIKE, free from reproach or fear
Taught unnedg'd warriors how 20 vsnqnish odds,
Till IN the blaze that check'd his i<eh career,
He sprang 10 Iieavn and Mingled witn the Gods!
50 when young LAwnEscr fel, the sha& of DEATH
And life hung. lingering on his pallid hp.
The dauntless spirit IN bis ileeting bFcath
Exclaim'd "Brare comrads! Don't gipe MP heT.
Such bright examples Of heroic zeal
Shall often cheer Columbia's darkest hour;
While boas,ful Britain shall be made TO feel
The pangs OF conscious guilt and waning pow'r
For thus an ancient sble has foretold;-
Who saw. in Fatc's dread record, the decree -
"when Britain. through the influence of gold,
"Shall rule DER Europe, and subject the sea-
"When her proud Fleets shall keep the word in awe;
"When 'gsinst the feeble she exerts her might
"Whcn she shall substitute her will, for law
"And feeling power, shall basely tread on right
"Thc Trident, then, shall quit her vengeful hand,
Sand vassel worlds more her nod oDey -
"Columbia shall assume supreme command,
"And every Ocean hail her generous sway"'
Unconscious how the Fates her lot had cast,
Britain has bIundel'd through the destin'd maze;
Her arrogance has Ger the zenith past,
And her dimm'd Glory never more shall blaze.
But, brave COLUMBIA! BE thy FLAG unfufid
To guard "Free Trade" and every other Right;
So shall thy Constellation cheer the world
Till Suns and systems sink in endless night
Washsngton City, Voc l3, 1914
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by or, General Cont ds deir heft ssssion, shd Hca.
ven grant they may not be disappointed. We love
our country more than ever. The thought OF being
ssoraed from the goVerfaent Of four fathers, is dread
fd Massachusetts is great and powcrful she
stands at the head Of the New England states
which now, in common nth he re" Of Me 1vsrid, are
hooking to her for grea, example. Patient, oppres-
,nd, insuited New Ergand, driven to the wall, will
she not last, take to herself her great power and
do herself Justice But il is not for Us to dictate.
suffice A. to say, we have no confidence in the gov
ernmert of the United states Gas it must be caIled)
either TO fight treat for US. But all our conf.
dence reposes in the United Governments of New
England 1pjfh your EreeHency at ne head to do both
NJ ADAMS"
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- - = -
TICKETS

Grand Union Canal Lottery,
Can be obtained at
+. &. SHAW'S
Tfuly Foriunats Lottery Office, for
1000 rs 'S.59 $50 saS,s' ssss. Highest
dollars 1zs 3.zs qaas'ss' qe;ss'ss Prize.
The Cahifai Prizes are
] Of 25 900 Dollars!
! OF 1000 Dollars!
| Of 5000 Dollars
Of 5000 D0Aars!
Of 1000 Dollars
OF 1000 Dollars
IL of 500 Dollars
IND many Of 100. SO, sc &c &c.
The drawing viii p1'I,y"y co.nrence IN
Boston, on Monday, the 18th De- ember NO de-
dxcaon and NOT t1co banks to a f7ss Nov 30
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Christmas ana Nesu. Tears Cyfs.

JIG. SHAW, offers For sale. a, his Bookstore. No
Iis, rhames.srcet. complete and cies ant assert
hent of BOOKS tor ChiiGren, from the store 81
samuel Wood, Of New.york, consisting Of T~s
Thousand Vohones, Of various prices, from ecms
20 81 each, and which viii be sold upon the save
terms as in the City OF New-York. Nev ss
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MlSCELLAN

Mer.t Rewarded 1.-The London Gazette oil
Sept. l3 announces the honorory rewards con.
fcrrcd upon those officers in the BRUSH SER
vice who distinguished themselves IN different
actions, duringine late war 10 Spain Amongst
the achievements of British hcroisin, the
s,orming and capture of The ill-fated ci,y OF
St. Sebastians is selected as ems In which the
comnando's are pronounced 70 nave deserved
The appreciation of his Royal HighDess the
Prince Regent, and for which the badge OF
mcri, has beet awarded accordingly. The
horrid brutalitics committed or the unhappy
inh sb.,anls &c St. Sebas,ians, when that ricn
and beautiful city was sacked, burnt and
desoIatcd by the British army, have been laid
fore tho world oy the municipal authorities,
and substantiatcd in the most solemn and Tor.
NAL manner. Our readers will rccollsct that
this city was in possession OF the French,
who for a long time defended themselves
with obs,inacy against the bes,eging British
army. Thc inhabitants, conhding in the pro-
fessions Of the British, and viewing them AS
tho champions Of Spanish independence, Sc
cretly favored the besicgcrs and whch at
length tho city was captured they flew 20 them
with open a., ms, and FASTENED to afford aid
and comfort TO their supposed friends and
libcrators. Whs, was their reward! Fire
and sword and rapine and dcselation. Their
city was given TO me flames, their property
despoiled, and their wives and daughters made
a prey 10 brutal violence. Such were the
deeds which have received the special favor
and appsoba,ioa of his Royal Highnsss the
Prince Regent OF England.
But is i, supplying that atrocities which
would have been abnoered and punished by
any onev govetnmeni IN the Christi.n world,
should be sanctioned and rewarded by Prince
whose proAig gaey is subject Of shame aod
NOR ti6ca,ion 10 every decent man IN EngIend;
whose private life exhibits only series OF
d,unScooess and debsuchcry, and who is act
ing to his irnc character only when he is pat
tcipatnc IN OF applauding VICE When the
excuses al 81. Sebastians e;e no, only app ov-
ed but rewarded, can we wonder at the emu
lasion OF Cockburu and his mytmldons on n-our
Shores, in acts of devastation and violence |!
What honors will not his Royal Highn.ss SIS
heap on the hecoes OF the Raisiu, oil Msckinaw
and of Hampton .'df Intel
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B 90 K S.
JOSIAH { SHAW


L. AT HIS BooKs1 ORE,
!. lls, 1H.f.,fES STREET.
wing BUokS--yiz
: Eava. History of the Uni.
v ted states, z '.
Ma. Narrative toems
opie's Tales of Real Life
Parnassisn Garland
Patronage, ".
Porlraiture. Ut Method.
iSm
Persg,ine Pickle, Nv.
Picture of BOnapartc
Qus rela of Authors. w,
tiCbecca
, the Ramsay's Life OF Wash.
cart. ington
RS Retrospection
OILS. Rokeby
Robinson Crusoe
Rose and Emily
Santo Sebastlano, or the
Young Protector, 6v.
inclair and Hortense
OILS. Scottish Fiddle
En- Shipwrccks
3v. Superstition OF fthe High.
play landers
4 Sermons for family read
ing
Sketches OF Character
sterne's Works, ".
,,4w Smith on the Trinity
Solitude sweetcned
. Ho- southey's Life OF Nelson
Son Of n Genius
'dern Thinks I to Myself
Terrier on Merinos
k, Gv. T" Tie Book"
land, Tales of Fashionable life
Tro,ter on Drunkenness,
2v. Traits of Nature
Ie, by The Absentee
\N The MINSTREL
The Loyalist
The Wandsrcr, or Fe-
male difficulties
ThAddeus OF Warsaw
Theodore of The peru,il'
'yrot ans
'strei Temper, or Domestic
Scenes
Fay The Cottage Girl
Thompsons Seasons
im5 Wild Irish Boy
Walker on Elocutiot
8 Neems' Life ot Wssh-
ing,on
;. NvAshington's Valedictos
alton ~
Young's Nigh, Thought,
argc and extensive assortment ot
,ks AND STATIONARY
1918.
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IUST opened by

IUST opened by
j. A. RICHMOND,
case very fine fombazetts, few pieces fine
yel,ew and red Flannes and quantity of Factory
ShirtnGs and sheetng (cheap as India
.7lso, A general assortment of scasonable Goods,
cheap as usual for cash only. Nor 9.
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Only one Of the Capital Prizes stationary
Orders received for Tickets and shares, III great
variety of Numbers, at the Truly Fortunate Lottery
Office of J. C. SHAW, No il8, Thames street.
.heTpors .NoUember 50, 1874.
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FRESH FLOUR.

z FLOUR, from new wheat.
ALo--1O pipes rye GIN, of superior flavor
Fer sale, by r. o. RICHMOND
ue New.York, Connecticut and Massachusetts
money received at small discount. Nov 9
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TO LET.
FOR SALE,

\ FARM, situated in South kingstown, on the
"A o.ck side one mile ard half vest of Dayiss@
,svern, contsinug il6 acres of good LAND. with
IA ge two story House, iiarn and Crib. Also,
GOOD Grst.siill, with fac stream of water, 10 be
.rid separate from the Farm. or both togt O.. The
sud Farm is considered fine stand tor Factory.
They will be cold oa liberal terms, which may be
S,,own by arpl,iry 10 the subscriber. living the
y, snises SOLOMON v. LITTLEFiELD.
South -Kinesio.sn, Nay 10, 1874
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Washintoa, october 8, 1871.


THE undersigned Commissioners appointed by
i the act of Congress Of the 3lst OF March, 1914.
relative TO tie Yazoo Claims, are of opinion, that it
rests with the claimants to prepare, by themselves
or their counsel, the releases assignment and pow
mentioned in the first section of The act. Desir-
Gus, nevertheless, 10 give every facility TO tho exc
cuton of the act, consistent with what is TAKEN 10
be its right construction, they recommend -
That claimants living at distance, who may ind
it necessary prefer their claims through an agent
or attorney. should invest such agent or attorney
with authority TO add to alter the instruments a.
foresaid vary in any wise their form and manner
that they may conform 10 suc! directions anh oe-
ci:ons as the commissioners may give when erganiz-
ell board, and proceeding 10 execute their iuhc
tions under the act BY this course, such changes: $:
substitutions, amendments as are susceptible oi
being made upon the spot can take place withoue
further Inconvenience TO the claimants
JAMES MONROE,
.scTg Secry Of State.
A. J. DALLAS,
Sec'ry :ftse Treasury.
RICHARD RUSH.
attorney General
Tdshirrtor October 90 1914.
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GUNS, sc.

NRANSToN s. SHAW.
~ ossr for sac.
pair ID. carrcnades, l. IL 10. do. pair
long FOUNDERS. .rish their affendagcs e'mpleis, 2
swi,cls arm chcst--A quantity o. leads and Lnes
.Nerpsr:, .ysserbsr so, lslA
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Is kegs negrohead TOBACCO;
NIB. Groceries * ship-stores, as usual. May q.
JONES & RATHBONE,
Have for Sale,
FIVE hundred boxes Candles,
500 do do. Soap;
25O barrels supeffne Flour;
10 tons ArchahgeI Hemp;
$50 hhds retailing MoassesI
i62 boxes Havana brown Sugars
65 hlds w. J. Rum,
200 bags debenture Coffee.
They respectfully offer their services s3 Auction
GERS and Commission Merchants, and refer for intor-
nation respecting their establishment, TO Messrs.
joins G. & SAMUEL WHITKHoRNE, OF Newport.
Providence, April 20. IT,
WILLIAM WHITE,
40 IL, Long Hha.G Has for Sale,
F'fst5s = obls. pipes frs, quality els'
10 pipes Malaga WINE;
ditto Lsbos, )
20 30 lsIse'' SsIs hfst quality MoLAssTs:
30 bbls Havana brown SUGAR;
1000 VT. COFFEE;
10 chests tIyson Skin,S TEA.
10 ditto Souchohg,
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
10 10 d;o di'to spAp,sn s psnro sEoARs. first quality;
6 ditto Playing CARDS,
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
---.ikSO--
A very large assortment of GROCERIES IS usual.
March 3, 1874. IT,
Ns7u Feather Beds and Feathers.
T I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
~ Beds, from 20 to As dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 3, ChGrles-strees.
Lstewse-an assortment Of MATTROSSES OF
every description, constantly kept for sale above
March % IT,
On TUESDAY, Goth Dee. at IL o'clock,
JJIH Be sold at Public yl,cfion, on the Prenises,
4 IL. the Right, Title and Interest that DASIEL
a H. VAUGHN, nsolyent debtor. has in an
undivided halt part Of lot of Land, with two dwell.
arg Houses thereon, situated on the of pel
ham and Spring-s,reet, subject ,o thrse mortgages
amounting TO S205S 10 cents, with the interest,
from the date of the same,
Conditions made known st the sale.
EleGzsr Trevsn,1
Cyr. johnson, CoTa'rs.
Daniel YauShan,
.Neppori. Oct. IL. 1919.
TO LET,
IN Providence two doors from the Great Bridge,
/ . convenient House, well calculated for Board
ng House, a.,l were, if well furnished, 8 or 10
senteel bosrders might be Immediately ohrained -
Terms easy and res.t may be taken W principally
Tor board. Apply to
gMEitsoN & NELSON, Csame house
| Proudence Ori l6..
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Boston Stamp Sheriff IF the whole OF the CORES
pondence with the Governor from the District OF
Main relative the late invasion had been published
In the newspapers, it would have done much to de-
yelopc the views ot the faction that attemps to
give "foae." to- this state They have not been pub
dishcl. They should have been printed and crcua-
ted over the whole state The people want light
They ought to know what the agents of the state
,hor,es doing, particularly in TINT part of our
state sijH occupied by the enssy. We have been IA.
-vored by member ofthc Massachusetts, Legislature,
with an extract Of letter writcnto Gov. Strong. by
Sheriff Moses Adams, and now present it to the
public TIE original is on the flee Of the Legislature
1t will show the views OF the faction, IN clear
light as if volumes were written on the subject II
will also show what kind of character this Sheriff
Adams Is
"Elisrsrh. September u
Gas Gar as have had opportunity to know. the
conduct Of the enemy has been most magnanimous
towards us, where ours has been honorable fossGrds
sssm hut do not prsteod TO know all their con.
duct IL conversation they profess high regard
Cor 8es0n. 5~s,rc Of pc ace. aud appear 20 expect
Chat somstsag VII 10 done ~crassc 10 Doth eoua;r,es,
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@geniag scoooi joy IouHg Homcn.
MISS CALLAHAN has commenced an Eye ning-
4V1 chcol, at Ne. 3, Divisiou-street,for The tuon
OF those Females who oannot cony snen,ly a,terd q.
any other time. The terms wilt be easy and eve<y
possible attention will be paid those Who wish ior
instruction IN the common branches OF cducsuon.
Ncv
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WHEEL WRIGHT & LOPEZ,

WHEELWRIGHT & LOPEZ,
Have ;.st receired, and cGers for sale,
G-uREE thousand bushels RYE;
i $50 bbls. Phadelphla superfne -FOUR
f5O bushels yellow CORN Also
900 boxes Havana brown SUG.4RS,
60 hhds. and 70 bbls. Muscovado
aO.,UO lbs Coffee, entitled to double debenture;
( 800 hhds retailing Molasses;
II 10 pipes Gin, lst and 4lh proof;
so bbls prime Beet--20 do Pork;
40 bbls Turpentine-50 do. Tar;
50 pieces Russia Duck-5000 bushels salts
50 bbls. Mackerel;
Is bagsTumeric. .fuguos 2.
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JAMES TOWNSEND,
nrFERs for sale, at his store, in Mli-street' next
" asst of the II l. Republican ONCE
10 noxes No ] u, Chocolate;
IC do mould Can.le
200 WI Of good Cheese;
BOXES of Spanish segars:
10000 American do.
With an assortment Of first quality Groceries. al
retail. Jane
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HENRY MOORE,
Has for sale,
90 hhds. New England RUM;
50 pipes sisson's GIN;
100 bbis Philadelphia and Baltimore su"
perfine FLOUR;
Is kegs negro-head TOBACCO; 49,
NIB. Groceries * ship-stores, as usual. May d.
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