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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
AGRICULTURAL.
FRUIT TREES,

There has been for some years sn increasing
is TO be regretted, that the labor is often lost By
ore corrupt error letting the grass grow too
near the trees. No young tree will grow well
when swardis formed round it. Yet in tray.
cling our country in every direction we see this
error.-The earth should be turned over in
the spring and latter part ofsummer. at iess, two
or three feet from the young trees; and then all
the weeds and grass that spring up will rot and
become excellent manure for them. By such
culture trees will grow rapidly, but without il
their growth is extremely slow, and they otter
die without coming TO maturity. -The impor
ance of rsisins4orest tree. IS every year more sp
parent. IS there is an increasing scarcity Of wood
and timber in sll the towns lin order 10 propa.
gate them the young trees must have the same
culture AS fruit trees.
N B In planting oil kinds of trees. the
hole must be much more extensive than the roots,
and be filed up with the best earth. that there
may be quick and vigorous growth. Although
an observance of tins method OF cul,iss,ing trees
will require more labor for few years, yet i,
will be great gain, As the trees will be larger in
seven years than they will grow in twenty and
sometimes thirty in the common way.
To preseroe stone f,uf from Worms.
All stone fruit, but particularly plumb, ofevery
species are pierced whilst young an egg dep.
osited, which shortly be comes worm, and
destroys the fruit.-The egg is deposited by q
small beetle, called curculio, which crawls up
by the body of the tree, if here fore, two three
Of the common tosds or land frogs be confined in
Apen Of atoot or eighteen inches diameter around
the root Of The tree, they will Catch every insec.
which comes within the pen. II one or Two loads
be penned on sn ant hill. they will in few days
entirely deyour the ants.
To preserve the stone Of fruit, Il will be me-
cessary in few days to pen toads around the
roots, as the curculio will shortl, commence its
ravsges on the fruit --KesEcky Gasene.
Method ep,ese,Uing Cider ssuee, for years prde
tised BY Mr.. Jacob Brooke, Of johnson county,
IN. C.
AS soon ~ the cider is pressed of put it into
kettle. and simmer it over . FIRE. This will
occasion all the pummiee and filth to rise in
scum 10 the surface Scim ,his Of as /, rises,
and when it is perfectly clesnsed. barrel. Or what
would be better, bot lie il CT and If kept in
cool cellar il will remain sound and swee, for
years. and will be very fine and brisk.
Csea: care should be taken that the cask it is
put into is perfectly sweet and clean.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE = hereby given, tina, the meeting Of the
= Board Of Overteers Of Bowdoin College. mott.
he'd to be holden 10 the college chapel in 3runf-
wick. Sn day. May ~. 1914 = quorum not sp
bearing 10 adjourned to Monday the S h Gay Of
June neat, At 2 O'Clock, , n. then TO meet At the
fame place JOHN ABBOT, Sse,as.y.
Besz/sviel, MAJ H. 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
From Enoeb PeyLsy, EId.

8alpcTon, 1877:
Having for number Of year been fully Coz
WINGED OF the efficacy Of D. Dssss R6ssssatx Pill.
and in order ,oincuce thofe who are troubled with
the Rheumatiim, to try them. I fhall make mort
fia,emens Of their good effects upon my wife:-la
part Of her frame. with thar comp,a.n, /; lhe was
a,ended by Respectable Phyiiran, bu, her d1ordef
increa'ed, and her PAIN became iufuppcrtatie asd
cou.d not even turn Ia bed more than al infant.
Accidentally met with Dr. Deans Pills, one doie Of
which efenrialiy relieved her. aad me was foon
able 70 wax he houie, and has had little or l:,ne
OF II iince.
E5fheie Pills are fold BY BENJAMIN BUT
Man, Midi feers, pcarIAND. BY appoinsmeo,--
price 5ocents per box. April IS, 1914
swepAeop,f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06

THE fubleriber hereby gives public notice 20 - y
concerned, that he has bees duly aPpo'n'srr
and taken upon himfelf the trut Of an Execute, y
tie ialt Will and rellament Of NICHOLAS a.
NE1, late Of Durham. in the county OF Camos..
land Yeoman decesfed- by giving bond 40 the -.
direcis--He therefore reaueits al perion' wso -
indebted 70 the faid deceAfsds eila,e, to make ND
mediate oavnent: and thofe who have any &c
mands thsi con, to e,hssit the fame 70
AZ, 70 ,sI4. JRDRDIAH vARNES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06

I'HE fubfcrbers respectfully inform their friends
4 and the public, that they continue to carry on
the Cloth dreli e, and Wooi.eard,ng bu6uels .;
New Olouceiter. In addition, they have very
nice and new Machine for merno WOOL Thole,
who pieale q favor them with their patronage,
may depend upon having their buhnefs executed
with neatseis aud dilpA,ch
ANDREW CAMPBELL,
JABEZ BRADDURY,jr.
Nav a. 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06

y UNAWAY from the fub(criber on lhe 9Th Of
Az April iaa an 'ndented sppren,ice BY the name
Of BRNJAnIS DusoIN. aged about 10 years, about
feet - inche, high, black hair, dark skin, blue
eyes, and thick lips All pertcns are forbid bar
bouring or trutting him aud whoever sill AXE up
(aid runaway and return him the fuhicrber fhAiI
receive one dollar reward ELlAB STEVENS.
Liming,on, May -, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
SHOES.
BELKNAP & RUNNELLS,

BELKNAP & RUNNELLS,
hs I, h.Gsys Roro.
LAVE juft received large aforment of Gen.
! 4 tiemeo, Ladies Miffes X Children's Morocco,
Kid and Leather SHOES, Of the firt quality and
latelt faihions.
Abs, On eo.Ggrmsas,
1000 pair low priced Ladies Morocco
SHOES,
Which will be fold wholefale or retail, at the Bot
ton prices, for Cafh or approved credit.
Lixewys Have on hand fra rate
EngH6, PHILADELPHIA and Roxbay Stock,
for Boots and shoes
Italian Pate Backing, DC.
u The boot & Shoe Making BuGnefs,
carried on a. ufaal. and not exceeded by any 10
the D.flri<t Of Maine.
N B-Four Journeymen Boot Makers wanted
Immediately AJs.
100 Ibs good Shoe Thread, for which gener.
Gus price will be gwen. # Asy Q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06

WE the fubfcribers, Commit oners, appointed
w by the Hon Judah Dana Judge Of Probate
for the county Of Oxford. to receive aud examine
the claims Of the feveral creditors 10 the ea,e of
JONATHAN DRESSER. late Of Fryehurg, in laid
county. Sack'mth, deeeafed hereby give notice TO
al, concerned shat four months are allowed from
the 10th Of May MT for The creditors TO bring ia
aud prove their claims; aud that we .hall attend
,ha, ferviee at the oice of Stephen Chsfe, Fig in
Frye5nrg, on the ian Tueidays Of May, Jane July
and Auguf next, at % o o'clock, P Nj ON each Of
laid days. STEPHEN CHASE, Z
J. B. OsCoOD, 1''"''
May 10, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
NOTICE..

THE fuofcriber having arranged his bu6nefs for
the purpole Of leaving his town, re4uefts oil
who are indebted 20 him BY note or account to call
on MIR. Thomas Beck, At III. Portland Hat Facto.
~ Ware Houte, and pay the fa,d demands on or
before the hrR day Of July uex,. or they will be
left with an Attorney for collection
JOSHUA SHAW.
FOR SALE
A body Pew in the Rev. MIR. Payfon's Meeting.
Houie. Apply as above
Ps,fiasd 4uey ~, 1914. 5w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06

THE fubfsriber hereby gives public notice 70 ~ !,
concerned that he has been duly sppo'a'ea
and taken apon himlef the trua OF Admn''trNc'
de bonis NON on the elfa,e Of SAMUEL DuNN'
ING, late Of Harpfweil, in the county OF cum'sl'
land Woman, deceaisd. by giving bond - 80.
law directs. He therefore requsits all Pes'oos "a.
ar indeb, ed 10 the fad deceafedt estate TO ms.'
immediate payment, and thote who have any &C.
masds thereon, TO exhibit the fame TO
May 10, 1914. BENJA. DUNNlNC.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
HdminiHrators Sale.

TObe fold by order ofthe Circuit Court Of Con-
mon Pleas, q, the dwelling houie Of Thomas
Fnfon, late of Pejepico,, in the county Of Cum
berland, Yeoman, deceafed, on Thurlday the thir>
teenth day of June next. at one o'clock. P. NJ 10
much of the Real Ellate of faid decesfed as will
produce the fun of one hundred and fifty dollars
10 pay hi, JUL debts and incidental charges.
THOMAS FINSON, Adm'r DE- Sosn
Pejepfcot, May "a, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
NEW AND USEFUL.
Dr.. Deans Patent Vegetable Rbeu.
matte Pfus.

M0JtG yIlJs
ME utility of these pile no candid mind can
i question, after reading the folls wing reipee..
table eerti6extes
We the icsicrioers, certify that Or DsAx's PsIls
have been freely uted in our families for fever,l
years and ind them to be fafe and uleful family
for the Rbsa~sh/., 10 which
complaint we are fuzzy convinced off being more
effecua than any other medicine within our know.
edge, and do ,hink il valuable dcovery There.
FORE for the purpofe Of extending il. ulefulnefs and
encouraging o.her. TO try il, We iublcibe 70 this
certificate
subfcribed to BY the following Cen,lemen--
Hon George Thatcher, 1udge Of tie
Supreme judicial Court st AaaDaebyttti.
Rev. Nathl. Weblter, John Turner,
Jeremiah Hill, Edmond Coffin, Efqss
MIR. Ich Fairfield, Israel Burke,
jeremiah Hill, il. James Murch,
Luke Brock, James Pinkhamj
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
COPARTNERS SHIP.

THE fubfcr;bers RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens
= Of Portland. that they have taken the ftand 10
Exchange fareet lately occupied by Mr. Stephan
Nj hitter where they manufacture oil kinds of
Boots and Shoe- At lkors notice, in = falhiouabe
ana durable manner. under the 6rm of
Berry 4 Hossack,
And while they foiicit the patronags Of thofe who
have been il the habit Of calling a the laid fhop,
for work, in their line, and of Others who may be
in want Of their Manufactures, they promiie 10
e1ert ,hemfe'ves to give fatisfaAiou. and will be
graceful for the imallelt favon
JOSEPH BERRY,
PsssksaS Me1 ~, 1915. DANIEL HOoSACK. y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
TRUTH.

There 10 no crime more Infamous than the viola
ton Of truth Isis apparent. that be focial
beings no longer than they can believe each other.
When fpeech is employed only Is the vehicle Of
fafehood every man nun diiuni,e himfeN from
Others, inhabt his own cave and feek prey only for
himfelf
Trush il NOT only mans ornament. but his in
nrunen,; i. is the great mans glory, and the poor
mans mock. A mans truth is hi, livelihood, his re-
commendation and hir letters Of credit
There noshng more delightful than the hearing
and ipeaking Of truth For ,his reaion there % no
conversation 70 agreeable as thar Of the man of in
ssgrty, who hears wi,hou, any intention to beray.
aad fpeaks without any intention to deceive.
REMARKS ON SWEARING.
Common fwearing argues 10 man perpetual
difruft Of his own reputation and is 40 acknow'-
edemens that he thinks his bare word not worthy
Of credit.
l. / common for fome men to fwear, only to Gil
up the vacuiies Of their empty difeourse.
The Infamous. though common practice Of cur.
fue and fwearipg. upon the moft triv a occa6ou
and Of ufng the name Of God irreveren,ly prevails
financially with many who are p'eaied TO call
,hemie,se, Chri9ans nor is this cultom less redi
sulous than impcss. ~ i, is the only crime which
nature /. ca able Of committing. that neither pro
fesses pieafure or bro6t for its end.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
TWENTT DOLLARS REWARD !

STOLEN from the fubicribers Shop on the
- twenty third inft abou, O'Clock in the morn
Jog, A red morocco POCKET BOOK, containing
thirty one dollars ia bank ols-fout S dollar bills
of eaitern money and one ten dollar bill on Hal
Lowell bank-one dollar bill on Troy bank.-A
Note againlt Iohnisn Winsow, for feveaty dollars.
dated March 1919, with An eudorlnaen, on the
fame Of fourteen dolIan.-A Note againit Adam
Fuller, for ten dolars to be paid in harnefs works.
"A Note againa Dom,oieus Harmon, for dol
lars, dated May i4th, tSi4 Al Obligation aganit
isaac Wilton, for uine pair Of chafe wheeA, and
great number of other papers which are Of no
eonlequsncs TO any Perion but the right owner
JONAS CHILD.
Prykkasd Mae 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06

CTRAYED from the fubtcribsr in Freepost, gath
April, large MARE COLT, with = wL:.s
ftr'pe IN her face two years old and trots ali
Whoever will give information TO the owner that
he may obtain his property. fha'l be generously 70
wafded SAMUEL Fits
Freeport, May "A 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06

5000 lbs. Coffee-Hhds w I and N 3 Rum-4o
boxes mould ana dipt Csudes-cheis of Souchong
and Hyion ikin Tea--faoks CaiGA-boses WeIchs
No. ! and . Chocolate--so kegs Virginia Tobac
co-b!adders Snuf-A large Allotment Of Bottom
aud Chelmsford Gs.s--loOoO VII cut Mails, from
tn. Saco Mauufaetofy.->Hhd coarfe salt
The above Goods are OF the frlt quality & will
he fold on rsaiouabie terms # FEB 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
Eleazar Wyer & Charles Farley,

GoiJlmitbs and sJezveliers.
INFORM their friends and the public. that they
have formed q connection in trade, and that 10
future their bufnes will be conducted a; the fore
lately occupied by Eieazar Wyer. 10 Exchange.
firest, under the firm of
WYER & FARLEY,
who have on hand, variesy Of gold, cornelian &
Zone Bar Hoops. Knobs and Drops gold, topaz
6egree, pearl and jet, Rioss and Pins. of the new
en- faihlon . hAndiome aGortnent Of Britannia
Tea Pots, Sugar Bzions and Cream Pots Japane.
Walters; Bread and Knife Trays; rich gold Epau
les.s and Cord Penknivss and Razors; filver Pen.
Gil Cafes and Tooth Picks FLYER, gilt, and iieei
Watch Chains, Keys aud Seals-together with .
variety of other articles in their line.
Handfome eigh, day Clocks-Thermome,e
Hydrometers-Pufe Gisfes and Water Levels.
Halls Patent Rifles, Fowling Pieces and Piilols
They ALTO manufacture god Watch Chains Keys
and Seals Of every description; Corneiau and 9th.
er Zones fet In gold aud 6!legree; Hair Work of
every defcription executed with neane(s-Silver
Iumblers and Cups; fouP gravy cream Ladies
table, defess, coffee and tea spoons Sugar TouRs,
Salt Spoons and Muttard Ladies, made to any PAT
tern Gold Necklaces. &c-ail of which are war.
ranted good
N B-Dealers 10 this line may be fuppled with
any kind Of work a a liberal ddcount Perioaal
attendance viii be given 10 that cufsomers may be
accommodated with ANY work made or repaired At
the fhorselt notice
~ Cab given joy old Gold and Siiver
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
NOTIFICATION.

THE Truifees Of Bowdoin College are hereby
notified, that their May Meeting laods ad
jourued to Monday, June 9th, At p. NJ 10 be
held in the Library of the College, B. uniwick.
VIM jerks, Sm'y # tie Baard Of T.sass,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06

"she flies, ye, flying hopes the twain,
Quickly her footlfePs will deta'n:
Denies, yet hopes while fhe denies
That he would boldly fnaicb the prize
Struggles, yet arusgIiug lets him lee
She Iepa ~ ioc/s the VICTORY"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
For SALE.

FOR SALE,
A convenient DWELLfNC-HOUsE and Shout
ten acre, off good LAND. near Stancifh Corn.
er-inqui's of the iublcriber, to whom all perfons
indebted, are requsfled to make immediate pay
ment. JOHN BURBANK
Ssssd;R, Msy So
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06

CQpartneytbip Di0oived=
q tween
ROLFE & MITCHELL,
will be dfoved by utual content, on the 18th
day of June ness All perlons having any untested
accounts with them requeised to call and fe,,e
them and taoie indebted by note, or otherwife, 10
make Immediate payment
JACOB ROLFE,
NATHL MITCHELL.
Portland. May 80, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06

XAyE the fubfenbsrs, having been appoin,st y
w the Hon Samuel Freeman, Judge Of Ptooa's
for the eouaty Of Cumberland, to receive aad q.
amine the claims Of the creditors TO the saate o.
JONATHAN SMITH. late Of Bridgeson, y NC
county, laborer, decesfed, inioivent, give no''ec
that iix months are allowed the creditors 70 prac
in and prove their ela,ms-and that we ihai'stsso
thar fervies 81 the houie of Samuel Andsews rs
in 5ridgton on Tuefday the thirty fri day Of May
aud on the Ian Thurlday Of the Eve follovng
month";. SAMUEL ANDKEWS,
SEBA SMITH
Bridgton, April 81, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
Manufactured Goods.

American Manufactured Goods.
Ne Z, M.1tys- Asw.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Ai~y y B>sww. d
Providence, Who keep him eon0antly fuppliee
from their long known and well eAAblfhsdFas.
~ >, Pawtuckes, with general ahortmeato Of
american Cotton Goods,
cONGRTiNo or
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
2& threaded white b colord Stocking lam
White and coored iewiug Cotsons
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Checks-Strpes
cinghsms-Chambrays-Bed Ticking, &c.
~ shopkeepers 10 town and couatry and Pc
pie in general Who win to furnfh themleive' v''h
the above articles, will be fupPhed u che taes'1
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06

Cordage, Bot Rope q Spunya,n.
IOHN FOX ha. for fae At bis faore. Nos x S,
j fouih fide Long Wharf-Cordage, Boil. Rope,
and Spunyarn, manufactured from clean Hemp
of any Gze required Also.
PAINT, Oils, Tar and Onkum,
With general affor meat If SHIP CHANDLERY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06

~ All perfons having any demands againa {;
ther of the fubisrbers are inviea to cali imn,edi
atey and receive their dues, and all indebted are
requeited to make immediate payment either by
Cath or Note. RLEAZ r. WYER
CHARLES FARLEY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06
Blanks for Town Orders,

MAY be had a. the Boofsore Of ISAAC AID.
AVA ANS, No. 2, Exchange itrset.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-06

Plymouth B. Lottery-4tb Cia/5.
The mon brilliant lcheue ever offered IN N Bug
laud-v:x.
prize Of D. 20 COO, 20 prizes Of n 500
Of s,OOO 100 of 100
Of 5000 l2o Of SO
8 of 1000 500 of 20
and $3.50 prizes Of Dig, aud no deductioa.
Tickets At D Io-Qsarters Al 574 Fights At
d. 81, may be had at $. PATIENS
BOOKSTORE s. Lottery Office.
The above Lottery will commence drawing in
Juy-tck will rifle l,ortiy to D. 10 so,
Mev 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-09

het,er treaty migh,be obtained Of iAe United
States, in a direct negotiation, than could be
obtoined under the Russian mediation, and
with view 10 profit Of the cnnee ssions which
might thus be made by The United States in
future negotiations with the Baltic powers.
II this was the object of the British govern
,nep', and u is not easy 10 conceive any other,
clearly proves the advantage to be derived
In she proposed negotiation, from the aid of
these powers, in securing from the British
government, such conditions as shall be salts.
factory 10 all pariies.-lt would be highly
honorable as well as advantage to the Uni
ted States, ii the negotiation with which YOU
are charged, should terminate in such treaty.
(Signed) JAMES MONROE.
Mr. Monroe, Secretary Of State, 10 the pienipo,en.
uaries OF the United States, at Gottenburg,
Department Of State, January so, 1914
GENrLEMEN--In addition 10 the claims TO
indemnify, stated in your preceding ins,ruc.
lions, l have to request your attention 10 the
following, to which it is presumed there can
be no objection.
On the declaration Of war by the u. States
there happened to be, ia the ordinary course
OF commerce, several American vessel and
careoes in the ports of Great Britain, which
we're seized and conde mned and, in one in
stance, an American ship which fed from Al.
giers, In consequence Of the declaration Of
war by the 1Fy, to Gibraltar with the Amcr-
lean consul and some public s,ores on board,
shared like fate. =
After the declaration Of war, Congress pas.
sed an act, allowing to British subjects six
months, from the date Of tho declaration, TO
remove their properly out Of the u. States sin
consequence OF which many vessels were re-
moved with their cargoes add, with conf
dencc, that, on liberal construction of the
spirit of the law, some vessels we're pcrmi,-
ted to depart, even after the expiration Of the
term specified in tho law. will endcayor TO
put 10 your possession a list Of those cases.
A general reciprocal provision, however, will
be best adapted 70 the object in view.
have the honor to be, sc.
(Signed) JAMES MONROE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-01


'p>ns'ors o. ths .r'.oyiag Se-nef r-~..-. -'-~,$r
PLACED On .Ac prn.iop list Of tho United s;s>s whose
s'siis icr gu Increase of penslsn have tsen usrs-
be Increased to The sums herein respectively annex
mence at the times herein mentioned, that is 10 say
Benjamin jenkins, FIVE dollars per month, TO COM
Escucs on the sixteenth of February, one thousand
eight hundred AMI fourteen.
Abner Ros p, five dollars per month. 20 commence
on the fourth 81 March, thousand eight hundred
and fourteen.
Richard Fairbrother, Eve do,lsrs per month, TO
commence th'rteth Septen one thousand eight
huadred and thirteen.
Joseph Cutler ten dollars per month, TO com meme
on tbs twenty-eighth February, one Thousand eight
hundred and twelve.
Thomas Mundsy, FIVE dollars per month, 20 corn
msnee an the thrtieth January, Que thousand e.ght
hundred aud fourteen.
Hesetish bailey, Sc, dollars per month, so COM
! meuee on the th'rtieth December, one thorssnd
| e GIT hundred and thirteen.
E'ishs Reynolds, three dollars tbir.y-three cents
per mosth, to commence On the sixth April, ore
| thousand eight undred prd twelve.
! Sec. :. IND 6c nfar:ker eracteG, That 6srcsi-
ons subIsntistH3 the facts necessary TO entte any
.er,on to be placed the pension b., or To an IN.
crease OF pension msy hereafter be tsken before any
Judge o. any OF the courts of The territory
| ~hich sneh person may reside, aud the certificate
OF the clerk Of the eourt, whereofthe said Judge is
member, shall b. sufficient Authorization of hi
| 1eing suco judge.
| April rs 1914.
APPRovED, JAMES MADISON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-01
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inches oe'aconni, and % inches round y t,. II.
aiaeter :; The breeeh one inch and en-. ,n,l, f.
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DNte' pine y one half tenth If on inch . aDI
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Ihe S!och--o. Walnut wood tLe ls-a.cn - ~ CT
teen inches ana hsf long and inc,u1i,y ~ .
"es'-liate, sixteen inch cs--9itL fsn NJ tv,o;,.L
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re JocS-The 'oek to be full britilsd With Chsr.
re "G'nner-,c be steel, With by,.s hood tho.
f0urtts o An inch LONG, iron no.rt;n. w;,h 49,
small 5snds. two swiveis. & one ramn.sr..nr;n. -
"eu o. pipes, wire-loops. &c "
Isch ti1e To ie furnished with a u;por and br,,o,
moul $. 'p'' ""o "ui'et
he workmhn'hip and n Ater;si. Of in. whole ~ h.
n"exeeptionsbie ""''S ~ DC
hose "es'rous OF contracting for the whole or =,
ny Psrt viii be PLEASED to send In THAR nro,os.I,
~ 'n- same So soon a, possible stating when III.
hnee can he delivered. Arr con- -nrrioo,;on rsL.
ing thereto, vii! he received At the ote. of c-.nh
" 'rs"n q. IL. 9. Nj. General near the oFic. n.
~. compiler. The subscriber wiz p,.-.h.,. /, I'd
uuon 90 tue above from tn 500 Rifles OF good oual
'ty, which may BE- now r~sdv Eor dor, - 41"'
ROBERT C. JfNNINGs.
. DEPUTY C0rlr,-issa-y-ouycb,,..
N. r. Proposslsw; also ne recsiye3 tor ;nr n;,L
Feb. 49,