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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-10
B. w. CROWNINSHIELD.
May Department. April goth, 1915.

Nay Department. April goth, 1915
SfR--ln the course of official duty, II Is my
h.n,.Ssr -s@IisI~ss:Cu 10 -gSgGcr Ju-rIsc 10 ras
gaIlantry and good conduct of the brave ofii
GERS and seamen of the U States Navy.
In giving an official sanction to the recen
proceedings OF the court OF enquiry. instituted
al you, request, to investigate the Causes OF
,nc loss, by capture, of the f'igale Ptcsidenl,
late OF he Navy of the United States. while
under your command and 10 enquire Ia,o
the conduct Of the commander, otii crs and
crew OF the said friestc, before and aite, sur.
render 10 the enemy il would be equally un-
just to your merit, as wcli as 10 ny sentimenls
and feelings, to pass over this investigation
with mere formal app obaiion--l have
there lore, sif, to express 10 you, IN the fullest
manner, the high sense oi appreciation which
the president of the u. States and ,his depart.
mcnt entertain for your professional eharsc-
ser as an officer, who in every instance has
added lustfe to tho stars oil the union add
whose brilliant ac,io0s have raised the nation.
al honor and fame, even in The moment Of
surtendering your ship TO an cnemys squa-
dron Of vastly superior force, oye, whose al
tack siDgIy, you were decidedly triumphant;
and you viii be pleased 10 present. 10 each OF
your gallant officers and crew, the thanks OF
your government, for their brave defence ol
the ship, and the aag of the T.. Sta'es.
The proceedings and opinions of the court
Of enquiry of which Commodore Alexander
Murray is President, arc approved.
am very respectfully, sir, your obedien'
servant,
b. w. ROWNINSHIELD.
Com. Stephen Decatur, U. S. Navy,
New Yok
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evidence E Of The disabled state in which The

evidence of The disabled s,a:e in which the
President left the Endymion.
We think IL due 10 Con, modorc Ducatur
and his heroic officers and cvew, to notice the
Propostion he made 10 baald The Endyminn.
wheo he found she was coming up, and the
manner IN which the proposition was received
by Ms gallant crew. Such design, at such
time, could only have been conceived by
soul without fear, and pproyed with eo,hu-
siastic oheerings by men regatdcss ot dan
ger. Had not The enemy perceived the at
tempt, aud awaited himself of the power he
had in the early part of the action to shun the
approach OF the President, the American
stars might now be shining on The Endy gnion.
In the sub .quent part Of the engagement.
she enen y's squadron was TOO nest 20 pesrnA
the execution OF this design, and the disabled
state of the Endymioo would have furnished
The principal object which Commodore De-
ca.ur had in making so bold an attempt
which was TO avail himself OF the.Endymion's
super'o sailing to escape win his crew from
his pufsuers.
We conclude by expressing our opinion,
that Commodose D,caCur, as well curing the
chase, as Though his contest with The enc my,
evnoed great jodgemen, and skll, pe'iect
coolne,s, tne most determined eso.u,ion and
heroic courage. That his conduct, and the
conduct OF his officers and crew, is highly h,n.
orabie 10 them. and to the Ame, icap navy,
and deserves the warmest gratitude of thel
country. That they did not give up their
ship I'LL she was surrounded and overpowered
by force 50 superior, that further resistance
would have been unjusli6able, and useless
sacrifice OF the lives of brave men.
The order of the Secretary OF the Navy re-
quires us to express an opinion as 10 the con
duct OF the officers and crew of the President
alter the capture. The testimony oi all The
Witnesses concur in enabling US to give it
our decided appreciation.
BY the court,
ALEX MURRAY, President.
True copy from the original.
CADwALApER Il. GOLDEN,
Judge Advocate.
Navy Department, April 90, 1915
APPaoyED-- -
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Leyant and Lyane.


A British account OF the capture OF the
Cyane and Lcvsnt by the Constilution, taken
from a Barbldoes paper, has beeu received
at Baltimore. They state the loss OF the
Constitution at 4 killed and II wounded -
Coyane. a killed and l3 woundcd--Lcvant,
killed aud l6 wounded. The Leyant gam.
ed the hsrbor Of Porta Prava, (reIying upon
protection from the neutrality Of the port)
and anchored under the land, under Po,u
CUES fort OF between 80 and 20 guns. The
Acssta and Newcastle, after firing several
broadsides into her took possession Of her
and ordered her to B.rbadoes, undcr the
command of 1t. Jelicoc, ,formely OF the Cyahe
The Lcvan, (says the Barbados account
is rated, IN Steeps list, at 20 guns, which arc
~ 32's, 2 long o's lSIb. carronsde on the
top gallant forecastlc.
The Cysne is rated at 20 guns, but the
Americans will say she mounts 81, which are
likewise 32's Of much the same description
as those Of The Lcvant.
The Constitution, which is rated at ~
carries $40 of which are ., Id. carronsdcs,
and ,he remaining 81 are long gas. The
Con strtvtion had 45s men in action.
The British Official account OF the actions
at New-Orl ms, state the killed 3s6, wouu-
ded 1916, missing S52.-To,al 2ssf.
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CHEAP CHEAP GOODS.
JAMES MUMFORD,
Na. 87. 2Hames. .treef,

LAS Just received from Boston,a gen
Il i eral assortment of fresh GOODS, among which
Broadcloths, CassiEeres, stockngnet, Satilnet,
handsome vest patterns, undress aud common Cali
Goes, Ginghams very cheap, black Cambria, white
do black Bombazets British Shirngs very low white
and red Flanneis, ladies' half silk Hk'fs. HANDSOME
figured Leno Musins Jackonet and Mall Muslins,
cotton Laces, Ribbons, Bobbns, furniture Chintzs,
Tapes, Madras Handkerchlefs, Diapers, shear Mus
lin Cotton Stripes for shrtings, black and white silk
Gloves, Nankeens, Linens, with a number of other
articles too numerous TO mention in advertisement
G-r The public may be assured that the above
Goops shall be sold low or lower than Al any store
IN town. .nay 5
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.Joreign DntciIigenrc.


NEw-yohx, MAY 3
Arrived, ship ringal stanton, 80 days from liat-
re de Grace. (saied March SD with day goods, sc:
Passengers, Mr.. S,orer. bearer OF dispatches fr,ra
Mr. Crawford. MIR Smith, secry to Mr. Adams, Mi:
Mereeier and family French Consul for Bul,imores
and Mr. Courtier, Vice Consul, for Norfolk
we learn from a passenger, that Bonsparte was
at Pans whsn he sailed, daily reviewing his troops.
That II was reported that he had demanded OF &:
Britain the evacuation Of Bcgium by the British
troops within Ia GAYS BonspArte was popular with
abe army, aud With those who were interested in
The purchase OF The National D9msins under the Boz
pspartesn dynss,y There was no doubt that War
y Neoic immediately commence. P.
Our Informant adds, that the Consuls who hasa
-r,sea here 10 The Fngal. appointed by Louis
but after the change Bonapartc permitted ,len to
proceedi .
We have been favored with the perusal Of Paris
papers to the 26th of March, per the Cingsl They
arc filled with accounts of The cagerness which tha
military have embraced Donaparc.
Leu,en General Clousel had set of from Paris
TO take command of bordeaux.
The Fiugai brings Dispatches from Mr. Crawford
to governments so that We may soon learn through
the Intcgenccr how relations stand with tho
Emperor.- - Ga.cne.
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q 7Si, is to give Notice -!
MAT
NATHANIEL SWEET,
NJ IIO La-A { IL,

N0. NJ, LhedP-Slde,
N addition to his former stock in trade, has just
l. received an elegant assortment of
SPRIlG AND SU.QhER GOODS,
at wholesale and reta-vz-
broadc'oths, Css,imeres and Flannels; Dew
onshirc Kerseys, Plans and Veslings Dmites,
dress'd London Prints and Caiiuoes; Ginghams !;
Shawls. co,ton Cambrics; shifting Cottons Dia-
pers Checks And Bed,icking; blue and yellow NAN
klus, Sc. &c ali of which he determined 10 sell
cheap can be purchased in Newport. His old
customers and the public in general, are requested
To cal and see
Newp1rt April 26, 1915 (6w
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CHEAP GOODS.
PETER p. REMINGTON

no. Il3, 1Aames-slreet,
HAS just received an elegauI assort-
l. i ment of cotton Cambrics. Dimi,its .imittsien
shaws, Cambria Prints, pink and buff Giag ms,
copperplate CaIcoes and vestngs. which viii bo
sold cheap can be purchased in ,ae state.
.Ne1cb0r.. May s, 1878
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NO. l25, Ihames-ssreef,
INFORMS the pulbc that he has for sale, ndepen-
i dent of his constan, supply OF Cutlery, Jewelry,
Watches, Looking Glasses, &c &c Sugar, Coffee,
best superfine Phiadephia Flour. by whoie.ae and
retail at very reasonable prices for cash
He also continues ms proiesslos OF manufacturing
Gold and Silver Ware-and gives The true value Of
old Gold and Silver according 10 theIr standard
A great variety CT other articles will he found Al
his store, which too numerous 10 mention
.NeTspsrt February D., 1915
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The Patent InbrOVea Gas A.9ps1afus.
Tor lighting Manufactures, Mines, Mills Streets,
Il Theatres. Lighthouses, &c. sc IN eon'eni'
ent, safe and economical manner. with Gas-Lghis
produced from fossil coal. will be put up complete
For operation reasonable terms. and every iIfor-
nation respecting II communicated on ppheaton 10
WIN-LOw LEWIS, Bouss-Qr
DAVID MELVILLE, .Ns-rpgff, n
NB-The Lights may be seen in oppcra,ion at
any tine during the approaching summer - the BstL-
ng.hOuse, Newport. .ifra25, 1915.
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JOHN Hull

HAS taken the shop. No. Washmg n.squsre,
i L where he has recommended tie rsi,orirg bus
iness-Be solcits the patronage IT hls friends and
the public in general, fauering hin ef %. b. shall
be enabled TO merit their ssv,ts ,bfi' l9
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Ne1u Feather BEDS and Feathers
T I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feat
IL Beds, from 20 to As dollars, k.pt -onstarti,
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Charss-sfreef
He has on hand an assortment Of Mattresses Of all
kinds. .Nerp0r., March g, 1915
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Na6o,eon, 6y tie Graee # God, S'e. &c. I'd.
70 the lnhabitan,, Of the Departments Of tho
High and Low Alps.
Cffixens III nave been Effected III iisef
manner by the feelings you have shewn t5'
w,td me. Your wishes will be hesrd Ibs
cause Of The nation will again triumph ~
You have cause 10 call me your father
i've only for the honor and hsppiness d
France. My return dissipaies oil yodr ingdl,,
e,ude,. II guarantees tic prcssi saiion ..
property. Equality among all eiassesi saa
,hc rights which you have cnjoysd ior 'wea'
~ yearp, Cor the possss.isa os HssS5 y's,
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The British Official account OF the actions
Il New.Oric ans. state the killed 3s6, woun-
led 1916, missing Ss2.-To,al 2ssf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
srNOTLCE.

A r. P n who 10 moment Of thoughtlefs :
nefs withdrew himself on the ,S,h April from
the prot Of his friends, 60 lea will
turn home Immediately he ,is hereby siiur ed that
he will be received with kiodnels; aad If he be
lt inclined 10 the fea. ha, his fathers content TO
take very eligible htuasn which he has procu
red tor him on board veneI beurd TO the EAT
Indies If means be wanting to his fpeedy return
be is dehred to inform his father at The weilward
or MeGs Dennet and Heating of Portland by
mail, where be is, aud they fhail be fuPpiied
Note The young man for whom the above no.
tce is Intended. is of about The age Of l6 wears,
tail, fender and of light compiexon-had on q
dark mix coat, with metal buytens, ue pauta-
Iocps and boots. If any humane reader of the
bove notice ih0ud have ob(erved youth 10 whom
the de(crip'ion applies. aud Will peale 20 inform
him Of il or induce him 10 return, they may be
perfuaded that they viii thereby do great kind
nefs both TO he lad and his friends.
Bottom May 1915 #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

Tbse rvbma it MAJ concern 1cM pleate to
take notice and gogsrn tbsmiflves acc0rs
dingy.
HE fubfcriber ha. by vir ue OF the authority
j veaed in him by The laws of the United
STATES appointed Zebus Tricky of Cape Eliza
beth deputy collector fC towns OF Scarbo
rough, Cape Elizabeth, " afhoook aud Falmouth
Richard Tobie jr Of New Gouceaer a deputy
collector for the towns of Poland, Mtnot, Peep
foot and Thompion Pond Plantation. Thomas
Fl. Tobie of ". Gouce(ter, deouSy collector for
the towns of Nor; hyarmouh and New Gouceiter.
And Reuben Haskell of Powna, deputy collec
tor for the towns Of Harpfweil. BEuriwck Free
port, Pownai and Durham 20 collect of dehnquents
duties on carriages and re6sn they aD bronze due the
duties on houfshoid furniture and watches, and
the direct tax The duties carriages In the
aforementioned towns witbe received al this office
till the 18th June next, what ha then remain
due will be collected by the Aforesaid deputies
within their feverai diitriGts
w. sTORER ColeS7O, eftbs 'epeaas FIR TIE
seVenfb C,llst7ion siG ia Of AeDleb1ssts.
Collectors Office. Portland, May z4th 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
PHRLM NOTICE..

Is ereby given, that valuations of lands, lots and
4 dwelling houles. tubject to the United States
direct tax. will be completed on the 6rit day OF
June uexi-the fame viii then be open for ipipec
ton and may be examined by all perons concern
ed, al my office in Portland, and during twenty
Eve DAYS from the faid 6rlt day of June appeals re
Ia,ive to any ezeeilive valuations will
be received according to aw and night and 10 the
manner prelcrbed by the aa of Congrefs Of The
22d of July, 1918, for the aaellm Mt and coec-
ton Of direct taxes and internal duties The 22d
and 23d f June, lhalI fit At the Court Houie III
this town for purpoies aforeiad
JAMES IRISH, Jun PrisGfaf
IEGr for tie jeOe~tb dsg'ia
q fbe fots d .heDastsjett'
Portland, May 90, 1875,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
POETRY.

FoR TIE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
To The memory Of G***** F'z*&**x.
NY friend faraweI thy little bark no more,
Will Fddely strike on lfe's tempestuours shore:
Thestom is pasta shelt'ring port is near,
Where winds are hush'd, and tempests disappear.
Soon thou vert waited down the stream of time,
To far brighter, milder, happier cline;
Where one eternal Spring forever reigns,
And fadeless fow'rs adorn the verdent plains:
Flowers, that tue winter blast has wither'd here
To bloom immortal in purer sphere.
Serene and tranquil, as an evening sky,
Was thy best exit TO that home on high,
Far as yon orb when sinking in the wave,
Was thy departure to an early grave.
What can forbid thy parents tears to flow,
And smoothe their journey down this vale Of wo ?
What can console the long afflicted heart,
And resignation to the soul impart
Virtue like thine, can cheer declining age,
And ell the sorrows OF the soul assuage;
And when their graves at last appear in view,
Like thee, as calmly bid this world adeu.
Sweet be thy sleep, companion ofmy youth,
Thou perfect pattern of unblemish'd truth,
Till tie last trump reanimate thy clay,
To live forever in the realms OF day.
S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
Kenncbec Lands, sc. at Auction.
Portland, May g, 1915.

PURSUANT TO vote of the Proprieors Of the
Kennebec Purchafe, from the late Colony of
New Plymouth, at their meeting duty called and
he'd in Boftou on he 9Th day of Feb' uary, egh
teen hundred and fifteen he laid Propr'eiors will
fell a, pubic auction on MOHD Y the nine
teenth day of June next, at their Office No 5, b,
Suffolk Buildings Bolton
All their LANDS, within the Plym-
outh Claim 10 called IN the Dutrict Of Name
which remain undivided aud unfold, together with
Townihip Of Land in the Commonwealth
unlocated land IN the Diftria of Name which was
granted to SAID Proprietors by he commonwealth
with the right of ocat,rg The fame ADD all bonds,
notes, NOR cages aud othef fecurites OF every def
cription, belonging 10 iaid Prcprietors, 10 order
that all demands aganN the fad proprietary may
be paid, and fuai diviGon OF the proceeds of all
their property may be made among the proprie
tors
The following are part of the lands TO be iold -
About $500 acres IN WhItehed,
5000 acres in Palermo,
5000 do in Long Pond fettement, IN tbs COM
wea of sheepfcut river, : ~ Of Lin
10000 do in Long Pond aud Patrick cain.
town Settlements esif OF
sheepicut river,
1000 do in Malta,
1900 do in Harlem, ~. u,. r. r..
500 do in Fairfax,
462 do In Rome,
90 do in WatervilIe,
1000 do in Is mile Pond fetiement, be I
ing tract of land between
the Ballard line and the eait
end of l5mile lots, ia the
1000 do in Canaan gore, county
6774 do in Plymouth gore eat of Ca / IF So
1900 do 10 Aadifon. naan meJet.
1000 do in Stsrk.,
1000 do in Indutry,
Mon of the above mentioned lands are in lots
Of from loo to 200 acres each
Sundry check or yellow lots within the fifteen
mile lots on the ealt and wen ides of Keunehec
River, and lots in Augults, Belgrade Mount Yer
non, Mercer. Freedom, Wayne and other parts
of the claim, Description Of which will be given,
at the fsIe Schedules of the lands. bonds, notes
and mortgages a,e lodged in the office of the faid
propristors, and may be examined at any time
previous to the fale, on application to the iubfcri
Der
Sale to commence on the nne zenith day of June
ar 10 O'Clock, a M. and to be continued from day
TO day, till the whole is difposed of
ARODI TaAYER, Pyep's Clerk
Bottom, May Is.
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HI fubfcFiber hereby gives public notice to
l. all concerned, that he has been duty aP
pointed and taken upon himfelf the trua of Exc
cutor of the Ian Will and Tefamcnt of RICHARD
LIBBY, late of Scarborough in the county of Cum.
beriand Gentleman, deceaied, by giving bond the
Law directs-he therefore requefts all perfons who
are indebted to the iad deceafed's ellste to make
immediate paymeut and thofe who have any de-
msnds thereon. TO exhibit the fame TO
RICHARD MITCHELL,
Scarborough May "a, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

II be fold al public auction on Wedneid2y he
i 2i0 day of Iune next, at 70 clock, noon.
on the premne~-about Que hundred end sen acres
Of Iand, ying in Brlogeton, in The couaty OF Cum
berIand, tltuassd between The land owneo by sb-
enezer Emerlou and James Emenon hfty acres OF
tie above under Improvement, hav'ng toe con
young and thrifty orchard, the remainder wood
land Conditions liberal and on iuch terms for
pay ment IS will be moil convenlen for he pur
chafet. For further information Apply %
loAAC U. ROBEkF ON
Blunfwick, May GOTH 1875 5w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

HE fubfcriber respectfully informs bis friends
and the pubick tina. he has taken ihop 10
Fore-areet oppo6te capt Mackies itore where he
carries On the
Tailoring Bgfaess,
ia all ito branches Thofe who favour him with
their cuAom, may rely on their work being done
to their fattf4ction and the fmaeli favour CRATE
fully acknowledged.
JOHN CARR
Portland, May 20, 1875 (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
L. & A. H. CROSS,

uAVE juff received and now offer for faIe,
5000 W.T., COFFEE in bags
barrels COPE RAS
pipe Hollands GIN
is kegs TOBACCO, Enders mandatory
20 { efts shouchong TEA, , .fu. L..a
do Hyfon do y
do ty[on Skin do '"F"'"''
s boxes Spaniih CIGARS
cask Copper NAILS
co d0z 81 TIES
do SCYTHES
4 hhds Weft- India RUM
casks GINGER
l25 doz Dutch IUM2LERS
10 boxer shaving SOAP
IA bags SHOT
15C0 VT. biisrered STEEL
CROCKER1 WARE.
NAY 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

Corn, Tar, Pfteb, Rein, sc.
TUsT received and for fac, per ichr. Alexander
y from New York,
100 bbls FAR
Is do. PITCH
10 do. ROoIN
d bbls. LINSEED OIL
7,o buihels beit Yellow CORN
ALSO In Fore,
400 kegs Richmond manufactured
TOBACCO-2ooo lbs. OAKUM
CORDAGE by the gang or maiIer quantity,
Few kegs new BUTTER, in good ihipqing or
der.
coo lbs. SOAL LEATHER, &c
JOHN DIX,
May 2e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
GROUND PAIN rs.

prepared for u!e in boiled aud raw Oil, warranted
complete for drying --Perfons wani ing 10 uie
Paint pots aud brufhes may be obnged by prop
cry uGng and Faithfully returning hem in rea-
lonabe time Water Pant Of different colour for
entry walls chambers kitchens c WILL be pre-
pared al lhort notice hat may anlwer we'll IN
aead Of paper,ng and of equal duration S'gn
Painting with Gin letters or Otherwise. done a.
above Boed and raw Oil coFhsntiy kest
B,ufhes Of d.fFe. en- Gzes. lPtri:s turPeaune Jugs
Kegs &c &c
dLHD,
Is or IS years Of age Of leady ard foher habits
is wanted as an Apprentice to The above buhne's
Nav % Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

NOR7HTARMOUTH ACADEDlT.
THE fummner quarter will commence the hrit
Monday in June next. The tEltion is three
dollars per quarter, but Gudento may enter for
fhorter inc if they prefer : ID pay IN proportion
Beard on reaona5ie terms may De procured
near the academy
E.RUSSELL 5es,staty.
Northyarmou.h, May c3. l8lC
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

The fubEcribers TO this work &c ~ -. -s 4
Name will be fuppIied with the iaa ',s'iIh,ua
coarle of Iune aad July. As lhe ~ sssss
pu. 70 prefs a. foon as practicable - a.,aIl,ss
of the Wafhiug,on and Adams a en,.ot n
hey requei ali hofe who are asp ~ ssi';s
p,eting their fet to engage them - ne -
the Taft volumes If The ater ief'sN CO..
will obferve. that the publiihe'' 90 Nv. Il II
themfelves bound to iuppy any d.
papers If The Warrington and nus YEA b.ss
tra,ions, uulefs luch as are shssS
work is put TO preis. uaIT ( SOP
Baaon 10 9, Duet Lane, May zT1'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

CRAM & MASON,
Fo,eG,se' bead If Long Wbocf
HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND GRE FoR SALE
I5o DUMAS Fifth do Pepper
IS bbIs Flour 1000 lbs Flax
IS kegs fig and twift hhds rec,fed RIM
Tobacco do Gin
90 casks Of Nails pipe Lisbon Wine
10 bses Cotton do Por' Wine
60 doz. Sutton Hoes bbIs Vinegar
10 do. do. Scythes 4 do Butter
10 do Iron Shoves 10 casks Powder
do. Eneih Spades 90 bags Shot
10 doz Looking Giafs- 100 lbs Caiiiia
es Pimento
boxes Pipes Ginger
S do No. * Choc- Copperas
oate Alum
2 do. Starch Nutmegs
do. Brimffone Sulphur
10 doz. Cod Lines Writing Paper
90 do Shoe Brufhes Wrapping do
1900 American Cigars Kuives and Forks
10 boxes z by 9 Gats Shoe Knives
8 do brown Sugar Pins, Needles,
20 bags Coffee Cod Hooks, &C
Portland, May If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

FRESH TEHS.
WILLIAM SWAN,
Eo. Is Lorg Wbaf Has far sais
so boxes belt fouchong Teas
2s cheifs do. do.
bo'h of the iareIi importation.
Portland, May %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
NEW GOODS.

Iua received by
WILLIAM EVANS,
At his fore in Middle .fireet--amongf them
Trunk juperfne Calico.
Also
A general alortment Of hard ware goods cotton
Yarn, &c. Cheap for cs.h
Geld and Siiver tpauletts, J9r officers,
very cheap.
May %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
Paint Store.
MARCUS QUINCY,

T. AS taken the fore lately occupied by Mr. 10
FAB Cex, head of Portland Pier, Fore itreet.
where he intends keeping conffantly for iale, all
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