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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20
NEUPORT, (R. Z. }

NEWPORT, (R. T.
By WILLIAM SIMONS,
MlLI-SrREET,
Publisher Of the j- .ys ofshe United SfGfes.
TERMS.
The paper is printed once week, at two dollar
yesr-one hail to DC paid in advance.
Advertisements consp,cuously inserted at tie rat
of ofSi-59, square, rthre. sses,--o'bers ~ ihs
rgOporc-,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20
MORE CHEAP GOODS.

IA RICHMOND will this day open fresh sup
ply Of fresh imported GOODS, which he will sell 4
very reduced prices and receive Treasury N6ns :
par . few days. q. Dee. 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,

Price % cis. per Dor,
For p'easantness, safety, expedition, ease and
ceraint. l. nnaiiey superior to any other medi.
eine or ibc cure OF that most d,agreeabic and tor.
nent,ns disorder the Itch.
DR. Drorrs ,ntaoie Tooth Ache Drops; price
~ CTS. Ciroassan Eye-wa,er; price So cents SOW.
eEeign remedy for all disorders of the eyes.
DIR. Tissors celebrated Cont and Rheumatic
Drops price So. The Vegetable balm of Life price
81 The Balm of Iberia price So, extracted frosn
Oh iberian plant, for curing defects of the skin, and
improving the complexion, &c. The Restorative
Denutric. for, cleansing, whitening aud preserving
the teeth and gums, lprice fifty cents per box)
since these invaluable medicines were first DIS
coveredi upwards of Sevea Hundred Th,asGad Persons
have experienced their happy and saiu,sry ,f,eis-
many OF wacin from the low est oil their disor-
ders.
OF Take notice that each and all the above gcnu.
inc medicines arc s'ansl the outside covers with
thesignasute of the sole proprclor rW Ivol', n D.
H. \ fresh supply Of the above Mspi.
c,SEs Just received, and Tor sale by SAM.
UEL w. VlNSpN, DrsSgi'', Atch0rf,
where pamphlets containing css,itsnes OF
eu'es SC. msy be had gratis.
.NtE.sYi, lla-,i >9 1915 iyo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20
DR. DIOTT's
ANTi.BiLfOUS Pills.

Price IS cts large 6ores so cents,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and m.lig.
nant fcyers.
These Pills. if timely administered, will remove
the causes which commonly produce the Yellow Fe.
yer, Bilious Feyers, Ague and Fever, cholic psins,
hatulencies indisestions, costveness. ypochondri-
ac and hys.eric complaint. .stanguAry, gravel rheu.
malism and gout.
They are peculiarly seryiceablc in Female Dsor.
ders, and especially the removal OF those obs,ruc-
tons of their complaints at certain periods.
I'm DNnu'tssS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20
ISAAC DOW

IJlekfo-d. Aoremoer IS, 1915,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18
-sivcrtisement E1irasrdfnorv.

FROM THE PUBLIC -ADvERrIsFR
WAsrEn-'Ihe spirit which, animated lilo conduct
o'Ef-cbrtt, Ofrcr AIT, Fi'iarn
--------Reiter neSnciattrs or gun-puw-
der
Lo'r---ANideso f na,irpal''ienity and honor.
FoUSD-"Tiat anv intsrifcant state nay -sult
TINT W. ch used 20 call aIstf tho Mis-.
trees az The Wavrs-
Tho n"ws cf Peac. with America fas receivs1, q
gen raj r.iocineat Yarmouth. The he's have been
rnns or DAYS and colours hos.rd ia various paris o
the town. ard there has been several cosyi7al parties
At tae tAyerus 10 celebrate the event
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18

Er'i-' o'c istfe' from .3r,-rca.r .,rr,tlesq, ~
a'aor 20 his fTienGin Baltimore, Glfed Dece7,,ber'
So
s. ccre'y Congratulate Won on the coneiusion of
hsay o!p with England on trims which, under ,lc
crcu'n'tsnces Highly Advantageous TO o,,r cniIotrv
g Mr. Ga.lain SAYS that the holders of American
government stock will have reason to Congratulate
themselves; az their 'rnft on the sale of here mus,
be verv great n Holland, it's price advanced If
teen per cent. immediately the recent o. the news
That treaty bad beeA signed at Ghent''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18
Ali. & jnspr. General,
Washington.
.AcIian n Dse.mler -. 1s14


kibikb-Ar tilieryrnan, / 7th g. - infa,tr,,
heu'e"ant % Cle.u) rgeant, 1 corporal 4 pr .
Yates a. DO prNH;es Cen Coiiee's br,reae yo,,,
ter mounted gun ncu, ieut cOunel, n ,,td,rI,I.,
eap ait (J'nee leut. a. Sam Broyss) g.
gets, prvteS --ToG Killed H.
WOIiNDED --C'eneral staff. I colonel zeal Pitt,
9Th L. =. iantry, one captain G.. 4 Win. 7
ensign sergeant. rporais, 2j ptivates, 4$,l ~
utena1t7, sergeants, corporals 40 privates y.,
toiec brigade, l colonel, lieut. eJuues. catfer.
%HtutenAnts, q arter-magttr igc.nt 9 81 l-g-sni..
corpora5, m07ician, 80 priratcs; New Orleans yi.
corps, captain serg.asts p!lsates; volunteers of
color, aoJ'iart aud u priSat4s.-i'otd wounded.
49, O'
nlS5iNG-CcH. CoGta's b. 's.de. rne,,r. 2c.,.-
ta's, eutenants, qr. master, cnsiens or coretg
serg ants, corporal musicians, ST. piiya,cs-'roial
mssing, H.
213 49,
.Rcfon NJ Dceea,5er' %. 1914.
klILED--Gen ColFse's brigade, private -
aus Volunteer Cou pacy, private Co ca.
ser."snt, priyatcs-Totsl
OJNDEN- Marines, Jsior fCarmiek) Me-
~ ans volu tscr COMPANY 3 % ivr, 81 Gen C@r,,lrs
iisi, of lient . ,vstcs---i'otal woude,i.
MISSING. me-
TOAD killed. aoaui,d and missing on tai, d,r. T..
Hei9f' ~ $50 J0a0ra, SIS.
kh,Lhl--Artiii 10y, Navy ard voin.fecrs ~ bat
iec',s 8 pi''tes; |iii, 10 private; tic1. C1fe'.
O'En r. sergeant zen Carr OlPs division 4 ;,riyfs
-----Taiqi. 10
WOJNDED.--Arlirey Navy ard v,iu,.,...-, =.
hauer,s 7dh T. >. inlautry private iifb III
Coffee brigade. 9 X 0riea's F,i,r..r,~
Pfi1aies Carrcl diSniof, fseggest = rrira.c, 50.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18
DArr7,foREFah II

Irfa,mror f'om qi'l,6nSs stuiss g6s G,,5r.R there
tns. ere1i7rc az ociocf nc. HfttrLes II ESQ Sec
rct9'y Il Ie9G"oT 10 tLe mission q. che7u Ifr
Rn2hes ft ne T-rst ie'or and came m in an oeeh
GOAT lie Proceeded 'HasG1tSlyfa Washington, bear
,ag the Irecy u Peace coScisas1 * Client
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18

the Congress OF Vienna vii, tcrninz~e.
The famous Prince de Lgne, Field Mar
shall and Knight OF the Golden Fleece, died
lately at Vienna, ut the age of so /; and was
buried on the 18th with ali the honors due TO
his rank. AS a wit, SC. he had been in We
~ close relations with the Empress Catha-
rine.
E.str1ot ofc letter jrooi Vienna, Dee. IS.
Of tie Ns,ra being decnred the boundary OF the Rns
ss e'npir, IN pplts5 /, ,issnp to Prussia the z. :
sh provi.ccs OF Cvacaw and Sintoinir Wing on the
et banS or the Ns,ua, * formerly belonging 10 IVES
{ err Gslh il
Strrr ?rl'ie.lt, vo;tl appear, that in relation 20
the slaveuade, agreement has come TO- that Tvs alb
clifton, however interesting huoauit, does not be-
long 60 those matters which adr,t o.. being settled or
farther decided on ~ tie congress-. The reason rs
sisred s, that the po.Fe's concerned ia II, such
As Span ard HrruSa viii not accept of the in,erfer.
enceo i,e continental. powers in regard n that soli
iion, while they. on the Other e, take no part IN the
territorial disputes Of the former.
Gennahass protested against her annexation T. tie
kingdom ofSaruia.
Lst'e-' fis3,s yisrnn ofdt I6,b
We understand from current communicating that
there Il now no core talk ofcontinnc Hamhurrh in
iss present fortified STATE, it's stlao, in no re.noe,
eta it fen protecting ary Of those sides of Gerr,a,y
That liz y To b. threatened poarrtio-,av creator
attention., has~vcr, gill b. b. slowed IN the strerpb.
eurg the nhenisli boundary which bears an intimate
connection with ;hc defence os Belgium, which conn
ry adee'' cannot be separated from Gerrnsny in mi
lieay point o; view
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18
Prom the Ioneiqn r..,e,. NJ n, 81

Whether Mr.. Madison may or may not ra,ifv the
treaty of Client viii, perhaps, depord on the r.sul, of
the expedition Ncw-C)leans The force fir,n FaL
month and Cork. supposed to h. Destined ~, tha. -.
ai;i; fif
not to have touched AZ Bermuda hat TO arerro ed
od direct to the mouth ofthe Mississippi yvhnher Al
miri fockhurn followed them with s,lch YES J., as he
could collect. The permanent occupation Of N Or
leans, would he a fatal blow tn th. n,er;e,,, view
oi aggrandizement the side of Louisiana blt that
GLOW Mr.. Madison he's il in his pawer ~ parry
by mere stroke Of the pen. On the other hand If
the expedition should any serors obstacles
he would probably DELAY It not wholly refuse to ,,if
the treaty Wethereore tr'ist that he strictly linn
tied to it, immediate ratification rejection he sides
beng required to retract the insoiea and neuacnr
expressions contained in Nonrpe's official letter The
more dsgrlccfu the treaty is us in its ter,s thc
more careful must we be 70 rep any agpravi lions of
our dis onor in vain that we are still told az the
great satisfaction every where prodUceh MT n1erI
because peace hasbeen made, hut bao,ise IL has bo.n
made m such terms" Look at the funds Inste, OF
ri'nS 10 or 12 per cent might we'll have been ex
peotcd from secure and honorable peace they keen
dead heavy level Indeed, in the early mart fester
day, they dropped nearly per cnt but recovered
a ittle toward the close Of the market
We learn from our correspondents. that the satis
faction expressed at the news was by no m. ans so
great general in the country as has been assert
At Birmingham, Manchester, and one or tfo otl,e,.
manufacturing places. the mails which brought INTEL
hscncc o. the peace were received, IT il tine with
many demonstrations Of iOy; but It not true that the
terms exc ted any satisfaction liverpool Tha me-,
ciIats OF tiat place, of whom are pretty vel
dnS' te with tue true complexion of me lean POI;
te' ~ uig q the Go 'mcst presages Of The ra.s &,
the general opoio their, vas that iF Nqdso, eonld nv
any means ial resources tc carry on the war he
woald r. lJee IL aiding the mdignit;ts he has hes,J
OH 'is, that Il refusing 20 ratiiy the treaty
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18
From, The London C9urscr ofD.c. o.


w have 'he g-ca, satisfaction to annnnreea Pea.o
VIII America we anuulrced II YESTERDAY I'm, ,k
intese'es did not arrive inr enough II he inserted
N the whole Of our impresaior Mr. BAxgp. the
hearer Ofthe Treaty, did rot reach Lor,Iol III, Ir, IN
tn DIV. A. four o'clock nothing hal trans,5r,d .,
the Public Offices Soon Afterwards howe, e. l.,t
sent 10th LonD MtvoR. & p.o,uftsj a st,tci
o. the terms mon which Peace had been cooeItiesI
which cal 10 the audience at eal, of tl. Tho.
tres The fact (how"ver il might BE- expeeted) wac
kn>wn M the CITY h7f,re government were in misses
siou o. II. Ii about O'Clock that the rise in
lie run'isbegan, ard immense Purchases Nvcre made
The P ace came prubsbv very nnt.xpeetsll,, ,,,,,
orr sders, for tine last American documents had "a
ned such tone, hal unGietl s,icii pr..ten,o.s al,
held tort esch rnesaces, that 10 ore suppoa.J ,ht
NE SAM lr' arb tbs blew the bast Of var could have
been reyITg 10 the American commissioners th, du
Get notes OF peace Such, however, appears IN have
been the The dispatches carried on, sy th. Nm,
.ii1n', cnnisinng the document relative 10 tho nsoo
citation which fle American govern 7ncnt though o,
per TO prhish 10 an immediate change in then. IN
teDtIpns, and However they might blister and k b.c
and propose new taxes aud couqcr5tions they were
'erniuch to make peace Jpcf tL0se tc~zissr Mill
ne laTe suk joi1el u Skefch--And Mose terms we do
roi hesitate to prVnoanse to be most honorable for
Now what are the terms upon which the Treaty has
beer concluded? -
Z" The Americans have waved auy stipulation m ,bo
subject Of Maritime Rights as well ~ respecting COM
pcnsatinn TO-, captures unler the Orders in Conpcu
or on suy oier account.
" The interests Of the Indians a Hies Z, c,reot
Britain, - the war provided C0r n, this Treaty Inv
stipulation That they to be restored 70 al their
possessions, rights and privileges, which they enioyed
or 20 whiehthey entitled auec dent 10 the wear
1919 '"N
" Al the disputed questions of territory and Tie
boundary are 10 bereferred To Commissioners IN he
=, So otyeiy appointed udcr tie conditions nand IN
the reHiy, aud unih the differences respecting thcm
arc decicd the isstds n ti,. by of Passaroa9utv
are " reman in the possession Of a. eat Britain
ed '''o'
Tyre ~ be- no renewal ofthe riGht Of Fishery IN
d. Newfoundland Coast. and no rrtde n ON, ~,
Fossesso,s"
ilo~ Commissioners disrsrec, friendly Power is to
u cannot 5c ,ad that We were at al ihanenccf bv
~ tafet q i~s 1VJ,gJJ use8 and driving Us on. Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18
Aead- Quarters. m Nh. Disfyict

head- QHayTcrg. 7rh m District,
All. GeneraFs ONce,
|Gckaon's lines, 6et17U O1iea~s.
JunuaTy l6th. 1878.
have the "onor herewith to en-
'cloce for the information Of TIE NIar DeDar,-
ment, report OF the kiued. wounded and
missing OF the army under the command Of
NJ iof General Jackson, in the ditFercnt
actions with the enemy, since their land
ng.
l have the honor to be. very respectfully.
your obs. servt.
ROBT. BUTLER,
III; Adj. ener.L.
Ali. & Inspr. General,
Washington.
Rebort + tie Killed, To7p1aed and .JHs,;yg IF o..
'7'"j "rner me comHand y .lIaj GIN .qr,frs
I"ek2on 'a ne Hehons effhe Esd and zsth Lecen,
1s'' lSli, and l1 a't9SM efJ,Aucvy 1915 4sSM n.
EHeiag '''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-18

-'NF'h .Nts's r' mo-. ANS.
Dates "a the 2o:t-the enemy ~, -
doned h's views on New-Ore;.ns, in = Dis
graceful retreat, by which event his dstxs,
ON the 9th is ccnsunmated.
Cory efa ie'fr- from Mi. Ger. .aek,o,, p,
me >~c'V # Far, duted
Had. Quarters, 9TH Mil District,
N,atnff 4 -Taiit.s hi
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

!. with ,espec ahiluy, bun I've d Expended %
| much in food Tor bis favoriies, and ID we
Improvement Of his stock, thai when he diSa
not 4 shilling W ) lefs His relations were
obliged 10 sci Fl III The Guinea pigs ana
pidgeoas TO 1efFsy his funer.l expenses.
he other singular character was apeF-
son who constantly carried dogs IN his
pockets He was. in every sense, the lie 90
nd supporter OF that valuable qusdruped.
Ills bead and soup he always shared with
lis f,solises :they were his constant COM
oanions, add lie watched oyef thsm with ne
safe IF j nurse, He had Terriers Poodies,
Spaniels, ard in short, ons Of almost every
tsetd, Is hey iacfeased IN Number and
sizs lie tcuna ainatH ia ,os-so -s,gy
them il IS usual way bow,ver, he Al last
contrls ed Ia keep ole under each N, fwo
IN ais poke $, and one on lis shoulder.
/ hus Engaged be frequently emf yed a pio-
mcnade on The Boule, ard, followed b We
rrst Of his companions. The tidiculc OF
the passengers had no effec,. I'll prefer
rec he comfort of his canine io,ories 10
his own, and the pleasure he derived from
his management If them more tan conn
pensated for ihe jokes and sati 9 the pub
lie About 2 ears be fore as dtat he ad
The misfortune to lose lis sight, and N that
situauon his dogs return5d the kindness re-
ce,ved f. ON tntir master. Determined not
10 part from them, he fastened the wbole TO
cord, md his fltEful com unions q nm
occasionaiy on the fayorlty walls which he
had led hem Al his DEAN the bowling IF
th7 amin Is vas diesdtul, but lhs person
VINO inherl ed the properly, h8Wng less
sensibility than the deceased, applie d
horse whip. and forced them into he
street, where they mainedabo the house
unil the body was laidia the grave Wat
became of the dogs aier we did not learn.
This, however, was on the whole most
striking instance If mutual Rttach ment be.
tween man and the most grateful OF all am
finals.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

The Governor of South Carolina, better
known by The name of Thunder and Light
ming Williams in his message 20 the leg
isllture of that stare, incuIcates The neces-
sity Of establishing free schools. His ex-
celency suggests Doubt whelfe crit would
nos b. psaper t. iasfhrl.l : sns Ct .Ipc>s-
gang, by wbich tho schools naighs be re-
plenshed with scholars, without he con-
sent Of their patents. His excelleney' 5
10 = of litera u'e must be great ind cd, nd
any one who leads his message, VIII be con.
WINGED, from the clumsiness of his phrase
ology, Of the indis pcnsable necessity Of
establishing free schools in the State Of
South Carolina.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
L NEW GOODS.
E. STEVENS,
EXcH1AGEST STREET

EXCHANGE SfREEl,
HAS received an az menf of GOODa, iuiIa
bic for the eSen and apq aching lea,od,
AMONG WHICH ARE--
Handiome Csrpeiug lack b. own, and pear
co bored Bomt fla Bornaaze ts-ptaln ans hguFe cd
icarlet Pc fe f ,nnes--5 = ard 8 ahte
yellow and red + 4nues-Lad'e'' back aud ~ c
wUrfted Hofe-bia white arc lAye cotton do -
Iadie kid, beaver, Fl k aud lined Goves-gentIe
mems / aek and white Fl k and beaver Gloves
Glnchams-- Cailicoes 81 ttiih Cottons-Linens
Mul d. AID Whie Camhricks aek
Canor,cko Log La~os-biack white and Co
cured Lult ings wh,ie Crapes-black md white
Cypfus- Linen Csmbsicks Linen and Cotton
CambTick pockes tiandk erc nets shaw s-b ack
and fancy e X tiandke chiefs Bsndssns and Fias
do gentlemen ano aides bsck aud white ii 4
Hole thread and cotton Laces R5bns-D'mo
,ies-Shue Jean-coi ded Mullins Wadding-
Miilinett-- Diaper Vevet R,baons children
worried Booss-iineu AID cot.pn BOfs Cotton
Bsl's-blue and yellow NaDkins--s Co ION uinhsel
.ae--- Mourning Shawls fine lssffis Mul A.
Botbins and Tape Qu~'ny Al Is - -.1-4l:s-s--
iewing sIlk-hk Cofds-iarge aad fmail fheli
Combs-lteel end morocco Puries-Sci1ofs- hearth
soa floor bruihes. &c &c.
Nov 20 CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
NEW DISCOVERY.

A new mode Of converting parallel into
a rotative motion, has been discovele ed by
Mr. Lester, engineer. BY this means all
the fleets OF animal drsugh, can be accom-.
plished without that complexity of machin-
cry which has hitherto prevented he sue
cessful application of steam in prepelling
carriages by land, and canal boats by water.
The invention is most simple in lis nature,
and will enable the inventor TO ptopel car.
riagss of every description on every road,
and vessels every bulk by water.
London Pater.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

Some months since two persons died in
Paris, y no had been all their lives remar-
kable Tor attachment TO animals. One was
person OF properly; he inhabited small
house on the first floor he kept Guinea
pigs, on the second pdgeons during thirty
years he he'd been celebrated tor having the
fnest animals of those species His house
was deserted by oil his friends in conse-
ouence Of tie in,olerable stencil arising
from his menagerie His property would
have been sufficient to have supported him
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

THE BIBLE.....To. TX.
CIV

Extracts from the Rehort d me Board q
Managers ofthe LOUISIANA Bible Society,
read and ohlmoUed The 2Oii .Ahrl. 1915.
The want Of Bibles il Louisiana has
been extreme : Had 3Oo0Engllsh Bibles
ard as many New estamtnts b-en in thc
hands OF the managers al he beginning oI
Ehe past winter they could lave been Dist
buted IN tbs city With thegreatest facility,
nd, il IS believed, with macts advantage !,
eur regular troops and militia then her
were renal kably des,itue of the Scrip
lures.
l. was very unusual totind any portion
OF The Sacred volume ameng our soldier
aud IN many Instances tAefe were found az
hundred such in a hospital without ha'ini
anlong them one Bible OF New testament
ZONE OF the tennessee militia, when pas
,irg III ough Nashville on their wy to New
Orleans had eneuited IN vain for bible,
nor was one to be found for sale nor i
here one at this moment to be purchased
N any book store in this city | he Iahab-
''o"to W aOI'ua WIZ eiL p1ihtipoii5 @AhhS'
leans. are generally without the Scriptures ;
o are the ethtr Ame,icansifar the most pa
throughout the state. 1t has been suppo-
sed, and it is believed with the sttictest cor.
ec'ness, that before the transmission OF z
few French Bibles to New-Orleans by the
BRUSH and Foreign Bible Society in the
year 1913 there were not TEN among the
French inhabitants of Louisiana
"As there were not Bibles sufficient 4
supply even the sick in hospitals, who were
afxious TO receive them, it was not uncom
mon TO see one reading aloud 10 several a
ound and at other times, Two Or three ly
lnS on the floor together, would be attempt
ing to read in the same book, at the same
ime Some of those who had received b.
bles, declared a determination TO carry the n
nome with them on foo, 800 or 1000 miles
and rather than not carry them they sale
they would throw away par, OF their bag
gage.
On the 10Th of February, when one o
the managers was TO Distribute the Bibles
which had been received by the Presiden
ii Decembe last large crowd and some
undreds of people of all colours and rank
vas 70 med before the house, and became
literally clamorous to hare "a bcok"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

Sierra Leone Il he brig traveller, Cps.
PAUL CUFFEE, il is expected, will sail this
day from We>tport, for Sierra Leone, with
several coloured families, in all abou: 40
persons, who intend TO form a settlement
there.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
PORTLAND GAZETTE.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
/, Every TUESDAY, Morning,
By a. &. j. Shirley.


TONTIAUEs 20 keep far tale fome Of the mon
ufefui SIMPLE KEalEDIEs. il he Apothe
gcary's hue; toge he with few valuable Mppr-
svL PREPAsATIons chiefly OF his own ma ufac-
TUE HE has ato numbet Of BfEDrc4L dR4IcLEs
of dcmsh gEow,h--i0me Of which base iuay AZ
quissd mach ce1ehriiy wi uur 2b'eli Phyfc;aus
- Pr fcTIcE IF PHT &c, a. ufual 9Th re-.
tu- correspondent TO axe sa,sari.sa- a~s~ i
Asec MediS.ae GO Nsne need Apply but The IA
eelIigenr, the rational aud the wife all hers are
referred TO Old women-whi,e witches f,infters-
driveIiers grants---chafmers ignoramufe. -
gu'l carchers --leveller. 10Y dealers suft~um-
moager. ----or they may apply dve7iy . The
privileged do7a, bimmf or call on some FL uiapian
PosT MAsTxR ns5eai Book SELL r! provided
he be prope y dubbed and conf. 'uei ty ,ps
eisi af1oiatmsat of whica mponsn crcum.
hauce. let the applicant PARTICULAR -
70 inform himfelf acting o, herwise he fail of
Q sus and ib, on srVs, BIS mmey!
Port and, 4th OG IS IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
More Mem Goods /!
BARBOUR e. LINCOLN,
HAvE just received additional supply
l. of
FRESH GOODS.

Among which are the following lSC1IRCE If
IICLES -
Fine black and brown SLadies' and gentlemen.
Bombazetts ) black aud white silk
Super. Peise Cloths, Groves
fashionable colors sLadies' and gentlemen's
Printed scarlet PelseS black and white Silk
Flannels Hose
Black & green Flannels 8Black, brown and Naza-
Fine scarlet Flannels riue Bombazeens
Deyonshre kersey Ssilk Elorentine Vestiug
Gentlemeil's black and Black Lustring, Avg
white Worsted Hose, non manufacture
fine sLadies' Beaver Gloves
Black, drab and green Ssk Basket Buttons
Tabby Velvets gMixed Cords
Black blue and brown STartan Paids, high COL
Ratinetts I ors and large figures
Superfne London Cloths exc. &es
Nos. 20