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Pu5Eshedir the Star.

The attention of the people ofthis county 10 The
,,renaration Of ClIfant Wine, is of much i'm
portance than is generally supposed Curraqt Wine
sud Water is the most wholesome beverage that can
bs used The Curradlt grows we'll in our North
rn and Eastern states and countries, rs IN the middle
and southern This is OF the seasons for planting
Inc cuttings or propsgatng the Currant Bush or
C,trant Tree. SUGARS Row reduced and reducing IN
urice. Pure rye spirit may be well used, the best
did brandy is preferable. Maple sugar may be used
and the making Of currant wine forms strong in~
d,ee noent to make Maple Sugar. The currsnt for
tse as fruit and 10 make Wine IS much more conve-
-;eni and profitable than the Grape in the States
h orth and East Of Virginia and Maryland. Currant
Wine may be made with convenience by every house,
koeper in Philadelphia, the fruit, sugar and spirit
can be purchased here in the season Of Currants IL
Ia good for us the frat season, and improves by age
Rhode Island, New-lersey aud Bucks County prepare
a great deal Of this liquor De'n' 1'eSS'
Il ~ hopcd and trusted that the great measure ef
,ri,,y fle Great bod ofte militia will be carried on
iy the governments oil uuion, and of the States and
Territories 81 is as much to that measure, (adopted
and r,,,rs,,ed under q administration OF Mr.. Jefferson
aud Mr Madison ss toany other cause, that We owe
tb rr.sent SAT- Is aad honor ~ country. The Militia
or tie g. States vs. rs il were OInnpresent, and shew-
=. ;t rrnness and effect et Plsttsburg, Eew-YOrk 4
Tiaroore New-O, leans &c. and always IN the west,
Leeo,ms ~ .gl5 ci7ned r. crra oHd eqIdbf tie
fL e equal TO ali the rest oG discipline. Without
,res aad @ccoutrcnens, 9H0 cannot coolest Tor any
ord,.riv ~ usefil object With arms, freemen
vii ALWAYS be- formidable. We trust that a orr go.
rers.uenis viii keep up tie system OF arping TO the
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400 DOLLARS REWARn.

RUNAWAY
ENRON the Falls PlantatOn, IN Chesterfield county.
{ adjoining Manchester, TWO NEGRO MEN.
viz
.9BR.9H.A.H,
About feet 10 inches high, remarkably strong and
wei made very black, and said to be % years Of aye
lie was raised by Mrs. Steptoe, Middlesex county,
near urbanna, about which, in Lancaster county,
expect he now lurking, he having been seen there
in the Month of December last
.HILYU.N,
About feet incAes high, rather slender made NJ
dark cOmple1on 10 20 years Of age ans wers quick
when spoken to, and fnSerrOgated mia ely is ant to
sammer, he moves brisk and lively and was raised By
MIR. James Warden, Of Norfolk county From ufor-
nation Just received, have every reason to believe
tie is lurking in the neighberhood Of Kimarnock viii
iage, in Lancaster county. Fifty dollars reward will
be paid for apprehendng and securing in a either Of
the above famed negroes.
FR8yWCLS s. SIMPSON,
FGRs Plantation, Ht71I92 #
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GREAT BARGAL-N s.
IN IL ETyrR

Nv LE.TJ'RfIR.
Ed ENG about 60 decline that part of nv business
. , comprising Leather, will sell cheap for. cash
have on hand handsome assortment of plated and
common saddcry, and sundy articles in the hardware,
line In the course of the summer and fall, expect
general assortment Of Htlrd1vtre .Satle,v q C,tle
ry.
JOELyV .NcpHERSO.N
.4bri7 90 IL
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1000 ACRES OFLAND.

1000 ACRES OF LAND,
an ne f'dct-JhTce hundred of.,hch are snenGoze
ana me residue high lands The aeatio7y .rGs oncs
reclaimed, and p9oocred most astonishing c,c5s of
CORN gag, and to6acco The neyOr par4 efLss hgh
ea.! IS ef'ta, Jhot superior ty hldon sfe- SIDE
q me f1e'' 6ef1ceeH Riclimoai and .Nogf5ih 'nere
IS "pTom'Si'tg c'ob q Tohedt, g7v5ci7,g N, The
sane E'SGP',s grazing f'7n aud is ccirsru5v IL
03ple4 10 ne c"iiare gtcorn and snail g1uin. The
ipT0'ehatntSo on az are ertenstJe e;.id elegant The
-ss''So'i f5iSs, ri 1rrcH c b ilee ana conlgo-
aSats, being siatyaur feet ~ sriy-t5oo, ard three
story nigh On each fsor are foiy good rooms, and
"Tse passage, Gndit .e'.ld not 1e hG-G6iiis much
70 add, MdtHis the best flushed house u. DIrsI,o
ne ON hoscs are numerous and 'et,~k, oil of6r.ck
~ IS not tehe1ed that any bsrsOn could 1s. G,t ah-
Hcaaf Guiding BESIDES ice-iousc. there IS Dons
e mOst asa i 1safeT, 17t1fr fen yards ofHe
k"Ghen. Tie garden IS mast excellent oge and
1UeH enclosed Irith brick .raK IN fact here ne 10
Ge mad al the neceGs0'leS aud most sthe AG1les of
e P,te meats, 10ild toTct roWs1i2m re 7gtoe sea-
c0'Ue'nent OPPORTUNITIES Of getting oysters IN the
shell, from the .Vaters 6eozc ueo 10 This the blace
rs remarkably heaiMfA Ii lies i,atnethateLy on fIres
Iyoe, ao0H eght miles ADORE fart Pozrlatdn and is
htefm9'id f.Ueaty hve miles, from Peters
0''S Jee7r, ana from yvolToik eighty There is an,
eTcelent landing for the eLUe,y Of Produce 4silia IN,
hl'idred yards one cfhhe barns. In short, Uesto.
De, IS earg a'hIeSS, and is eften SPOKEN of as being
almost paradise earth. One fourth ilitl of me
purchase money nil be required in cash, and for fis
"atH"ce 7aM interest from the time Of my ,naIalq me
conveyance credit Of tzsei1e m0t,iAs zsR be al,ugK
'pon ne purchasers giring deed ttrast CT. tie
IN 1T tie sdgs time, upon credit Of ,ie months
A FEW VALUABLE NEGROES.
For these, bombs NTH aosroreG securities ..W be rs
Q'a,ed befcre a,ssr reynozaL
RtCk-QFD " EYED, error. of
pHestoz,sr .5larcd 29---t4,t 1'S ~ "'' H.
me Editors Of tie Federal Republican, (Gssrpse.,
torn and TIE Uilited States Gazette. 7 yit.s5dS,
Paa are requested to insert the aboze if lie 4,:v
q saSe 97djoTOard their accounts 10 tbs Office jsr SEX
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Hind98tan Ne41s.

The giege5 Of the towns Of Hindoron aud Khuraira
stili continue The operations Of both places have
been marked with more than usual spirit aud activity
Hardly day passes without a skrmish and the sal
lies from both garrsOns have been frequent The Ra-
Jah OF kerowlcy having sent 1000 of hs troops to as
SYST ia the reduction OF khurara, has had the morti-
hcaton witness not ouly their detection from the
cause which hr had espoused, but even their actual
junction with the enemy. Corrupted by the money,
or seSuSed by the promises of The Kedar, they mar.
ched IN body from the camp of the 6esegers to the
lines of the besieged; they all reached their new
destination in safety, except about 49, who seized
in their progress to the fort and were Immediately
dismantled ofther and ears The Raah himself,
justly incensed at their conduct has 1eJy r0lji,stk
wreaked lis vengeance upon their innocent and de-
ieneeless families, punderng and destroying them
WITH remorseles5 violence.
The following is a correct statement Of the British
Navy, in COMMISSIONS made up TO the st Of January,
1919.
Ships Of the line, effective, As ships Of So and SUI
peror class rigates, largest class fgatcs, q poun-
ders, Il frigates OF SO and SO. 1Spoundes, ST fri
gates Of 49, and post slips Of smaller SIZE SIS soops
Of var, bombs cutters, schooners luggers, 235
troop ships, % guard ships Of Eli sizes, hospital ships
&c %. Total IN commission, 4sl
a letter from Calcutta, Of the 9Osh July, received
ny the Snssu, state that su'@ The aydty Of all
classes 10 avail themselves o tie privilege granted by
the Charter, that every ship IL the Cangey which
could undertake the voyage, speedily 20 be laden
or Great Britain With Indian manufacture and produce
LOnd1A Pahcr.
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NOTICE.

4 HONG the books and papers OF the late samuel
n 6reenhow, there appear 70 be many which were
deposited with rim as COHHRss,oHer iT ChauceH-
The propre'ors are requested TO apply, Immediately,
and take them away, shall not hold M self rsspoa-
sble for their safe keeping.
Iae ,4dn'r quifh fhe WW annenfd.
a mil -------Ql
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rENHE HOUSES and LO1'at the . wing Green
4 belonging to the subscriber-Chc dwel6lg house
contains four large and small rCUus and kitchen
adjoining, gardeners house, sud Wen Of excellent
water, ~ enclosed in the best manner, within uree r.
sres OF highly mssured gaDLen ground t0wfich foas
Jc added, Il required, nearly as much more grouud-
fast rate Gardener msy be also purchased or hire,'
with the pl &c. For terms apply C.
JOb.N S.gTCHELL
March LIT
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10 DOLLARS iINW ARD.

I'D ANYWAY from he subscriber living in I.,,eb.
4 3, burg, Negro Man named SAM. abnni o. mr. o6
years old, about feet inches heh, stout mad,
and rather OF stern countenance slow Of specc. when
spoken oi;a remarkable under one ct lis eyes,
probably the lett, and another of hands be.
lieye his left also it is between his thumb and Gr.
finger From what con learn, he will appe ar with a
tree pass and his aim will be Norfolk e2uect The
above reward wi be given to any person who will de-
liver the sad negro to me, or to MIR John Trower in
Richmond, or lodging him in any ia 50 thet get him
again. THO'S. WILLIAMS
Au,iI 90 ---4f
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NOTICE.

LII persons having claims agsinst the estate OF c.
N Garland, decd. requested to bring them for
ward on or before the 25th day of June next well au-
thentieated Tor settiemcnt-An persons Indebted to
Tie said estate, are requested to make immediate nav
ment, rs no farther indulgence can be si,cu
EDWAHD GARLAND, Ex'r
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utmost extent Of the laws, and that they will recon.
end H.
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cation in representing to his Royal IIighness
the Prince Regent the services and talents
Oft the officers of this army, to the honorable
survivors of which 1t Gen. Gr George Pre-
vost offers the heartfelt tribute OF bis warm
est thanks.
(oigned) EDNv. RAYEES,
Adlt. Gen. \. A.
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WAGGONS, DRAWS, CARTS, WHEAT
FANS. WONEN-NNIRE &c

N@AN'N'OINo, DtshNo, CNIt / =, WiEA L
FANS, WOVEN-WlRE.,G &C.
FsSHE Subscriber having enlarged his establishment.
\ few nsies from this city, where may be had War.
sons, Drays, Carts, Wheat-Fans and Woyen-W Wire
w kolhns and Oaslins Screens, Wheat, Lime and
Round Riddles, Meal Cookie, Flax Seed and Gras,
Seed Sleeves, Mill Shakes. Wire Safes and Woven
Wire for Windows--Likewise, plantation utensils drill
ponshs &c TO be made off the best materials and war;
rTnted topertorm well Orders left with Samuel Par
sons near the Public Warehouse, (who will Keen ma
ny OF these autces handy Capt John Staples at
his store on ID street, the Basin, will be promptly
attended 10. SAMUEL p PARSINS'
Richmpnd. 18th mo o6tn 1878 \,
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Wflmin gton. AhuL s

o.
A SKETCH OF BRITISH PLUMBER
From an article under this head, published in
Savannah paper we make the following
extract:
Mrs. Braisford's House broken open,
and robbed by a,boats crew, under command
OF a Dt. Grant-some Of Mrs. Bralford's &
MRS. Iroup's clothes were bought for 10 dol
lars from the thieves by Lieut. Locke, COM
manding his Britannia majesty's brig Man
ly."
1t. Locke, who is now in this port, ad-
mIts the fact OF as above stated. 1t is proba-
BILE the writer of the sketch had not heard of
the sequel or known the object of the pur-
chase. Gen. Floyd, we understand, can. and
no doubt will give an explanation that, in doing
justice to 1t. Locke, will reflect equal credit
on his honor and on his gallantry.-Mrs.
Brailsford and Mrs. Troup, when apparelled
in articles of their stolen wardrobe, will re-
call with pleasure the memory of an officer.
once an enemy to their country but never
to the fairer part of creation, who had pur-
chased them from negro thief only TO res
tore them to the ladies to whom they belong
ed.
Il COMPLIMENT.
On Monday 1t. Locke, in return for the at
tention he had received in this place, gave
out invitations TO fishing party. The ap-
pearance on the river of so many boats, de
corated with the flags of the two countries
rendered still more beautiful and interesting
from the lovely passengers which graced
them, was peculiarly striking and excited the
most pleasing reflections. At Thornbury tile
party there spent the day in dancing and O.
Their rural amusements.- Refreshments
were ample and various, the weather fine,
and all seemed to be happy. On approach
ing the town in the evening, few rockets
were fred of admirable brlliance. The fes-
tivity of the day. which nothing occurred tc
interrupt, was concluded by dance at Mrs
Sanford's.
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MEDICINES, &c. TT AUCTION
MoodSy, the list May next, at II o'clock, at M
" Eedue Cfee, will be- sold, rrltiott reserrc, N,
months credit, Tor approved endorsed negotiable
no,es--'d the MEDICINES provided by the state for
the use o,ue Army lately dsbs Ned, containing near
y every article that he 1t any in sickness &c.
Also, FANNY Nieicine Ghesj, and a case of Surge.
ons Instruments, 80.
JAMES BROWN, jr V. NJ.
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WE,STOVER FOP S-3TE

6 IN lh'Tsday, the first day Of J's,e acct, nil
erbose to Pubic safe, on he Premises. this mos
1a"ifols, beautiful, and desirable situatso,, Tier.
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BosToN. ApriI IL.

DOSTON, April Is.
Gentlemen from Nova-Scotia, thro' Maine.
inform, that several hundred of the British
troops lately in Castne, had sailed for Hall
fax ; and that Gen. Gossein remarked that
he should only nominally hold possession of
the post, until he received orders from his SUI
perior officers for its total evacuation. One
of the transports with troops, had been lost
on the coast; but the troops and crew were
all saved
Since the news of Peace, long. faces have
been all the rage in Halifax, &c. No event
could have been more unexpected there than
the conclusion of it. Gen. Murray and Com.
Owen had arrived there a short time previous
from England, which they left the 22d Dec.
(only two days before the treaty was signed at
Ghent,) and they gave it as their decided
opinion that the war would be continued
That they were ordered to use every posi-
bic expedition in repairing to their stations
That preparations for opening a new cam
paign appeared to be in train and that the
conclusion ola peace so suddenly after; gave
birth to a thousand conjectures Of the proxi-
mate cause.
The brig Reindeer, with her armament &
apparel, sold yesterday for $1,000.
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ME SUBSCRIBEP

INTENDING 70 ieaue the United Sfctes
far short time, informs all hersons havine
business 7piM hia', thet j. j. 1ayior is his Il
Ssnt dt'iag his a6Seace.
EDM. TAYLOR,
.HcthlS hGTtner Of
KT6y, Drake e Taylor.
April &c. til,
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A london paper says-"I Il having been reported
that Lord mn he'd ne lined the command Of orr ar
mics in America his Ioris,ip TOOK the opportunity NJ
declaring st recent meeting Of the Shropshire Hunt
at Shrewsbury, that be had not declined serving IN
America either IS Commander IN Chief or under the
direction Of Sir George PreUOsf, and that he ca
by st any time TO extend hs services should lis Prince
o. his Country require theu, 70 any part Of the
GLOBE"
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From the Ptats5rrg Republican of March


We have been reminded Of the propriety
ADD justice of making mention, at this late pe-
riod, of the enterprise and bravery of several
individuals Of this vicinity, during the invasion
in Sept. last.
On the 18th Of Sept. after the British col
umn which crossed the Sarauac, had broke.
and the men were making the best of their
way back, Hazen Mooers and Mr. Brooks S,
Stafford, pursued a party of the enemy's light
troops, double their number, for nearly two
miles, keeping up "a constant fire upon them,
which they returned occasionally. At length
the British party apparently hesitsted about
the course they we're pu suing, and our men
told them they were lost, and called upon
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lPefers6urg Intelligence.

DIED, Lately, on his passage to India, whittier he
going to dispense the Word OF Everlasting LiIe
the Rev. THOMAS COKE, L. L. ID. of the
Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the u
States. He the disciple and immediate successor
the head of the Methodist Church. of the late Rcvd
John Wesley. Like his illsstrious friend, he went
bout doing good :" and like him, too he had the
speakable pleasure of seeing many seals aide to his
ministry of such as shall be everiastngIy saved"
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Mr.. OGILvIE, whose charms as an ora
tor and whose scholastic requirements have
been acknowledged here, and in almost eve
ry state in the union, has temporarily con-
nected himself with the College of South Ca
rolina at Columbia, for the purpose of deli
vering lectures on RHETORIC, together with
exercises in EloCution, Criticism and Com
position. The course will require four months,
commencing in March and ending in June.
He intends visiting ether colleges and uni
versities Tor the same laudable purpose.
The connexion of Oratory with the other
attainments of the American Youth is as de-
sirable as it is admirable and arduous, and
we cannot but view with sentiments of inter-
est and establishment, the daring and iiidefa-
tgable exertions of an individual, who, with
such competent ability and chivalric ardor,
has reused the slumbering Genius of Elo-
quence and established long neglected art
on natural and permanent basis.
RALEIGH Register
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EOW. khYEE Els,
Adlt. Gen. \. A.

lfrom late London papers receive at the
Office u the New-YorE Commercial Adj
vertiser.1
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Statement by the Emperor Kia King, of
the rebellion in his provinces, and at
tempt 10 surprise his Family and Pa
lace.
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Copy ofalettef from Joseph Cooper, ofN Jersey, to
the editor of the IN. CO. Star, dated
Coolers Point, 1911 Jan. 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13
FOR SALE IN GORH.AM.

i PicafanIy litua,ed Farm contrasting abcut SO
- acres 81 good Land moflIy under improve
merit. 8 or A huodrsd Of excellent Fruit Trees d
vaficu, kiads,a good TWO tory dweising .Houfe
~ BY IS with fuitab OutsLoaies aro very COP.
ven ent Tor water, two 20 feet Bsrns, one accom-
modatsd tor hortes. llops, one for = bIaekfinith
the other Cooper. "a
The ahove ]. fsuated on the. poa road from Port
and 20 Lans.lfer in Coos. IS miles frcm Portland
81 from Goiham Corner, has for May years heeo
occupied a. Tavern. and is a good q and foo .
s-1dcs OF Mechanics
L;kewiie = tnaAl! wood lots =, fomt d,asnee.
Alo--sbou; 70. Acres Of good land lying Of
nile from he above about under improve-
meet. The o,hsr wood with Barn siie-eon The
above FAsms may be pu, chaisd togeter, or fepa
rate may Left tut he puschsler, and may be had
on reAipnsb'e terms, and paymens naic eaiy
For further particulars enquire Of Vie .tubicrihcr
.n The premles. oll VekuS DAVIS.
Ian. 80 rs WI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13

faops, 40 they are fomstimes enaphatical-
y called, t. Aop telling BY fc1ali quanti-
ties. Every mans oblervation can tcit the
truth Of this. Who has MOI obierved Of
heard Of the inauencc Of grog ihop
recently opened in village. where there
was none before AS to the other part,
viz. Thar, bccaufe men will drink ex-
ceiIiyriy, it is not criminal to fuppy
them it may be briefly aated thus
Men 4vilI potion themlelvcs I; tbcrgors, It
is lawful to hold rhe potion to their lips
men wil fay tbemielvrs; therefore, il Is
right to Put daggers into their hands.
This is p,ecJfJ the complexion Of the
argument. If not, let it be dilproved.
cd Argu. 7raveier5 Raudn need 81 ar
cent JpIits. They do MT /; and appeal
again to all we'll informed phyGcians.
They may 4uj5 for it. Beiides, taverns
are eiabiiihhed FOR their accommodation.
9th Argn WeN, fop otbeys, and 1 zviH
then eQp - This isa good argument You
fir, whoever you are, thar make ufc Of it,
arc one Of thefc 0bey5 and have no
doubt civil officers will do their duty.
Ihefe are all The pleas, executes, juais
fications, arguments, palliations know
not what to call thenl) that have ever
heard. difnmfs the remarks on them
without comment, and leave others to
Judge whether | have fulfilled my prom
ne. Let me juf remark, that thelc are
MT the reafons why the laws, that prohi-
bit the retailing Of fPiriruous liquors, are
broken. Money is at the bottom. And
perhaps we might travel far. enough to
find men, who could tell US 10 an iota,
at what price they valued the liability Of
a free government, the peace Of civl, TO-
clsty, the happiness Of their fellow men,
and their own reputation-and all this 10
Dollars, Cents, and mills.
PhILOLEGIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13
! 9 g g 9
WHO WANTS
1900 DOLLARS !!


We of en- hear people cemplaiaing Of the hard
neis OF the ti.nes want Of cath &c oc.--Ai
fuch pelions are hereby informed, that. in Marcs
next, viii commence drawing in. Bolton, The
CANAL LOTTERY,
when grezr Gu nber Of peri0ns will receive an
i.f lille tue for thar very uncomfortable d,order
tie general essplosf, BY having admnitersd to them,
valuable prizes from the godce(s of Fortune
All who are 6ehrous Of obtaining relief. viii
plssfe 10 Gail or fend innmsdia,ey TO the Bob e0,s
AID LsHs,y 0G:r of
L. LITTLE. & Co.
Miidis g,es, P6srLAsD. where may be bad a
variety Of fortunate numbers, which are now
telling rapidly. in coniequeoce Of he very low
rriee Of s dollars for whole 81 for haves, 81
for quarters IS cts. for eighths
Ar orders encioGng cain or Prize Tscke's pom
raid, will be attended 40 the number Of the icksl
regifercd. ard the ezrliea information gwen Of its
fate.
Companies fuppel with Tickets and quarters
on the moa tealo, aoe Terms.
lam xf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13
REMOVAL.
Nehemiah Gram.

-LJAS removed from Middle Street, 70 tne =.
- Ia.ely occupied BY Mr. Js6s D. g -
firees where he offers for fale. geasssi 80
ment of
W. 4 Gods, Groceries, Hard YER, g.
He has jan received in addition 20 y !ns5
flock. " India and N. q leans Cotton Nf W. 4
Tobacco; CoppesA. silium Pimen'c ~
Coffee; Cafia; Teas Muaard. &c ~.
final! sfortment Of Hard Ware iuch = -
and Forks, .ockett and Pen Ksiyes, Iron ~ 81
tea Spoona Sci1ors. But Hinges. Screw, IT ,,,.l
vxl Ruttons, chef, clciss, lill, Pa I. spss 49,
Lock-; Awt blades, Pins, Needles, Omo's ~
and brafs TLimsies; commoed knoO'' -. ~
Frames. h5or hearth and ihoe Bruinss ~.
Nails. Sleigh Bells, writing and wfape.s N =
IS boxes Of z by 9. Window Clzss, vn'SA ~
told on moderate terms for es1 ohly.
Portland Jan %, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-13
Portland BOOT and SHOE Man
ufaaory.

THE fuhfcribsr, Agent to one Of the !uaefe.
the late FIRE ia Msasy row. has tzkea -
oppof;e Mr. Daniel HoMs 10 Middle ttseet
expects lhat in the .ceurfs Of =, iew days this
will be prepared for the reception aDd sccon1
da, ION OF all who pleafe 10 cali for The above q
cIes wh;sh will be manufactured ~ good -
men and If good materials He alto hops y
fosmer eulomers of Msfrs. BeIkuap and Rune1
wiihfaxqur him with their work a be has eug6
the fame workmen ADD win uie h's bsa eade~'
ours that their boots and fhoes fhall Be eqosl7r
good in poius Of Ayle. nealHeh aod dufshsiay
Iult received on corEsnmsnsa lot q lad,l
mosocfo wal4ieg fllces AID n'ps oflhe Iasea a. !
ion, which will be fold cheap for CATH Nek
done A. The above aore with neasneis cpd 4 =
fhortelt notice by
STEPHEN FIELD, ~