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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

M the iubfcribers having been appointed by
" the Hon. Samuel freeman Elq % receive
and examine the CLAIMS of creditors 10 The efate Of
STEPHEN TI1OM as, late of Portland in the
County of Cumberland Physician daceafed. repre-.
iened inio'vent, do hereby give Douce that fix
mon rs are allowed TO fad creditors TO bring iri
and prove their cIaim,-and that we fhalI attend
that service at The Office of &. MAYO, on the fec
ond Tuelday Of april next, and the fear following
months. EBEN MAYO Commit.
HENRY ILSLEY { Goners
Portland March %, l8l5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
w "

~ MED.
Inwindnam, Mr.. Day.d 5. Hall, of Norway, to
Miss Lydia Hanson, daughter Of Mr.. Ezekiel Han
son, of the former place.
In this town, by the Rev. f. Kellogg, Mr. Tim
othy Clark, to Mrs. Rebeccah Oxnard.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

FOR SALE, final Farm in Cape Elizabeth
containing about GT,y acres htua,ed a. the
~rstRtn extremity of vsugh4us bridge aud on
both Gdes of The nlAn road, leading "a Bottom
laid Farm conhas of moving paflursg aod faIt
marth, all under good imp, ovsment wei ferced.
and has fine young orchard thereon-For
pieaiannes Of protect and fertility If foil, faa
Farm is NOT exceeded by any in HE vicinity Of
Portland For terms Apply to
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN,
March 27, IA t5k finn. az Ep.66..,k
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

DIED,
In this town, 23d INST. Mrs. Susannah johnson,
aged CT years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27
Levi x David Bradiih, Jun'r.
INFORM their friends and cuitcmers that they
carry on The
RAKING RIJSINFSS.

in its various branches, at their former nand in
W,iiiOrU Street; where they 1la keep conitsnty
on hand obip Bread Of different qualities all "a
vors of Culomers will be thankfully received and
all commands will be attended 10 az the fhorteh
notice AL perions indebted 10 the ate firm of
l., x D. 9radlih, are called on (uow its time of
peace) 70 pay them their ult demands, 70 that they
can pay their honeit debts
--dLSO-
WANTED at the above buGne(s one or two
Apprentice. who be well recommended
PORTLAND, March 6, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

NUIILE
THE fubicribers respectfully inform their friends
and cu0omyrs that they have again formed
a connection in bu6ne.s under the bGm OF
DODGE x EMERY,
at the fore recently occupied by Samuel Emery.
on ngraham's Wharf where they offer for ia's
w. |. Goods and Groceries
a. uGnal. THOMAS DODGE,
SAMUEL EMERY.
NB-AH persons indebted to either OF the a
bove, are requeled to make immediate payment
thofe Especially whose accounts are of long Hand
ing will not il is prelumed. think themielves ~
jured fhould they not comply with this requeH'
if heir accounts are left with 40 Attorney for
collection. Mash 27.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-03-27

March, Esd, 10 S.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
I44ll
John B. Hamnlats,

Upholster & Pa.er. Hanger.
D ESPECTFULLY informs : bis
M friends and the inhabitants Of
Alexandra, he has removed to the corr
ner of Prince and Fairfax streets. where
he has for sale general assortment Of
Upholstery, viz.
Bed Ticks, furniture dimoties, laccs
fringes, and tassells, an ASSIGNMENT Of
Paper Hangings and borders, weayers'
slays--a few pieces Of Superior
Boiling CLOTHS,
Hair Mattresses kept constantly on
hand,
Carpets, Curtains and Pew Cushinss
made,.
Sofas, Easy and other Chairs stuffed
or repaired at the shortest notice.
J. b. H. Takes this opportunity to re-
turh his sincere thanks, for the share of
public patronage he has received since
he has been in this place, and hopes bya
continued attention to business, to ME-
rit their future commands:
August %. tt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
Plaster Land for Sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale. a
4 Farm. in the County of Fauquier,
and state Of Virginia, containing $50 A.
ores, one third Of which is Of Che strong
est quality, and covered With a heavy
growth Of red oak and hickory-The re-
sidue, (being cleared land:) is in good
heart; two thirds of it having been
laid down in red clover, and no tract
in the state has afforded higher eviden-
ces Of its adoption to the plaster Of Pa
ris.-There is, on this tract, and 1.-THE
confluence of the two never failing
streams Of Broad and Mill Runs,
scite for Merchant Mill, with a fall
of e5 feet, surrounded by every mate
rial for building, and by the side Of a
well bIilt Saw.Mill, recently erected.
A law has passed for turnpike road,
which will pass BY or near this scite.
For the above property, l will take
the moderate price of 90 dollars per a.
ere, with reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages. -.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post Office, Va.
September 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
Land for Sale.

FyHE subscriber will sell a tract OF
4 LAND. containing about 500 As
cses, situated in the County of Loudonn,
at the intersection Of the Little River
Turnpike with the Centerville Road--ee
miles from Alexandra and Is from Lees
burg, and adjoining tee Lands of Messrs.
Johnston Cleaveland. Lewis and others.
A rart Of this Land is in thriving Wosel.
and the whGlS is well waterea, capable OF
great Improvement and being made pro-
ductive in skilful, able and industrious
hands. A lease is held for one life over
500 acres Of this tract.-James II. Brads
shaw, living on the Land, viii shew IT,
For terms apply to
COLIN AULD.
April II. EMIT.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
FALL GOODS.

THE subscriber has imported per Ships
Georgiana to Baltimore, Ocean and
America, to this port,
IN assortment of Fall Goods,
coNsIs7TNc OF
POINT, striped and Rose Blankets,
Coarse. second and fine Cloths and
Cassimercs.
Low priced and elegant superhns
Waistcoating.
Low priced and cut Coatings.
kidderminster and Venetian wide and
narrow Carpeting and Hearth Rugs,
Flushings, Plains and Kerseys.
White yellow, red, scarlet and black
FlanneIs, in well assorted bales.
Broad; green and drapery Bays, as.
sorted coiors.
lie Is daily erpectixg
An assortment of LONDON GOODS,
and has on hand, as usual; an assort-
ment of Domestic Goods, Cotton and
WooIlen. All of which will be sold at
the rates of the northern markets! and
difference of exchanges
ALSO,
Some casks Of Messiedrs Murdoch,
Yuiile, Wardrop and Co.'S. best Lendon
Particular Madeira Wine, to be sold at
Importation cost!
a. C. Casenore:
September z. 2aw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
Night School.

HNHE Subscriber takes this method
4 of informing the public that his
night school will commence on Monday
night tie 18th Sept. Those wishing to
be instructed will please make early ap-
plication to
g. w. CARLIN.
September 10 diff
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
Landing to Day,
For Sale,

A LOT cn Pitt street. near the cor
"a ner of Pitt and Duke streets, with
a frame dwelling House thereon.
ALSO,
A LOT on Duke street. near the sass
corner. and adjoining the residence OF
Col. Ssmms.-For terms apply to MIR.
Ja.s Loagdpn in Alexandria.
Lewis FL. Machen.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
[. MastersOn,
BOOT Arb Shoemaker,

Royai-street. Alexandria:
TNAKES this method 6f thanking his
friends and the public in general,
for the liberal patronage he has received
since he commenced business in this
place, and hopes he will always have it
in his power to give general satisfaction
for past favors. He wishes also to inform
the public, that he has just received front
New-York, large assortment Of the
First quality Leather,
Which, added to his former stock, will
enable him to execute his work Mt the
shortest notice and in the neatest & most
fashionable manner, for cash. He has
at this time On haKd; large assortment
of BOOTS and SHOES Of the best qua
lity, which he will sell at reduced prices
for. cash.
N. B. All orders from the country will
be punctually attended to. L. N:
August 25. tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26

MUSICIl i!FVI Ui,iN.tV"'
FINE subscriber has for sale one hand
Some new Piano Forte, ere second
land ditsp, few fine tened German
flutes. large stock Of German 9iohns,
Violin Strings. Bows and BRIDGES, lev
setts of Guitar Strings, Instructions for
the Piano Forte, Flute and Niqbo, Blank
Music Books and Music Pare;
r.. graf.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
EJy, RoYAL4sTREET, ALEXANDRIA,.
PUBLIsHED D.aILY, By s. sNroWDEa, RIO
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER &c, 1915.
CaWte & Frinyet,.

Id EspEcTFuLLY inform the public,
IN that they have commenced the
Tailoring Business
At the,corner Of King and Royal streets,
Alexandria, where every exertion will
be made to give satisfaction in their line,
and hope from their attention to their
customers, and those who NAV favor
them with orders to receive a share Of
public fayors.
Sept. 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
) No. ICE.
For Bremen,

For Bremen,
~ Tie Superior. ne,r Ship
sesEA Far Trader,
in ever respect first rate
sx s.s hundred hhls. tobacco will
be- taken " a fair freight. the balance
of her cargo being engaged, tor terms
Apply to ILL.,. c. 20
sert. z
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
SALES AT VENDUE:.

on eye,y Tuesday and Friday,
WILL. BIZ SOLD,
Attic yerslue Store, ccrnsr o. frlnce
aud Water Streets,
A Y ARIETY OF
n,u Goods, Groceries, &c.
o,rt;ca,ars Of Which viii be expressed IN
tie bills of the day.
40. All kind Of goods which are ON
E.,;tation and the prices of which are
nstab,shcd, can at any time be viewed
end rurcElased at the hoWest limitation
ndprces. ,..nc,r,1
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
TO Rent

NyI1E STORE under the house no,
z occupied by Thomas Herbert, Esq
at the corner of Fairfax. and Cameron
streets. tits in complete order. Posses
sion to be given immediately.
Also,
Several valuable building LOTS on Ca
meron street, extending from Fairfax
to Union streets; they will be rented + to.
term of years or for ever on reasonable
4erns--Camersu street will be paved
during the summer. For terms appl,I to
cir. Thomas Herbert OF the subscribers
II. Herbert.
August 3 9awgm
Tie subscriber has for SAFE,
One hundred and twenty hogsheads Of
TOBACCO, of good quality.
CHARLES TYLER
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
Peyton and Dundas.
IRWIN,S WHARF,

& OFFER FOR SALE,
ITO hogsheads Muscovado Sugars &
40 puncheons WI. Rum
100 or. and half qr. casks NAL Wine
so cases Florence Oil
SO boxes Olives .ak
100 pieces Holland & Russia Duck
"a boxes Window Glass assorted
Is Gin Cases
so barrels prime Beef and Pork.
We wish to purchase Tobacco, Wheat
and Flaxseed.
September Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
Fifty Dollars Reward.
I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber, on
HI Monday the 2sth Of August last.
A Negro Man, sagmed
STRCTHER.

About IS years Of age, dark complexion,
S feet 10 inches high had on when he
went away, blue country cotton coat
much worn, an old hat and brown linen
trowsers. He had been the property OF
John Graham of Rayenswortb, Fairfax
County, from whom [ purchased him,
and as he has wife there it is presumed
he is somewhere in the neighborhood.
He was lately hired to IMr. Staunton,
bricklayer, in alexandria, and Mr.. Jas.
Irwin near this place. will give ten
dollars for experimenting said runaway if
taken within 90 miles Of Alexandria and
secured SO that ] get him, or the above
reward iftaken 80 miles from this place,
and reasonable charges if brought home.
EDWARD LLOYD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06
DIED.,

In this town, Sund ay evening last, Mrs LY.
1tA LAKE, aged SO years. consort of MIR. Jona-
.na" Lake, after long AMI extremely trying Illness
her husband and motheriess children have for their
ohsoation to believe that their irreparable loss s
her everlasting gain
On the 18th UT Mr. LouIs JoUvEy, aged 65
"on the I'd ms, do8neJ. in Long island
sound, from on board IN New York ps ket ally,
on MS passage from New 70 X 20 this port, Mr..
JOHN =. GARpNER merchtnt, OF Charleston, T..
ana son OF the late John GARNER Esq of tins town,
aged 81 years VI Gasdn.r had just arrived at
New-fotk from Charleston, and taken passage n
the packet for this plrce, of thc purpose of spend
ing few weeks here with his irleads, when cu,ing
the passage he accidentally fel overheard; aud
droHoed every exertion WAS msde 10 save hIa,bu
all was in vain !--Mr. G. has resided IN Charleston
ten years. and for several years has oeen Bank
we'll as Insurance Director by his correct course of
conduct he had justly acquired the characte" Of
upright and Intelligent Metcbant, aud, as such. the
most perfect confidence Was reposed in hIm- Ills
melancholy fate may justly oe esteemed puplic as
well private calamity; for society IS thus dep civ.
ed Of most useful and valuable member TO hs
afflicted mother and sister the loss 10 indeed irrepa-
rablc. Rarely does instance occur where brisn
ter prospects are blasted by the shaft of dea'h s
friends and acquaintance will long cherish tho re.
nembrance, and regret the loss of one, oi whom
we may truly say, that those who knew him best,
esteemed and loved him most"
" Blessed are tie dead, that die in the lord"
At BOssor, on Sunday last, departed this life, in
certain hope and full expectation of bilsstui i'm
mortality. The Rev. JOHN MURRAY, Senior Pastor
Of the First Universal Society in that town, in the
79th year Of his age The deceased was we'll known,
as the first Public Teacher that promulgated in this
country the doctrine Of the Universal Love and
Grace Of God, to lost tword, thro the alone
its and a,onement of Divine Redeemer and Savior.
Many are the witnesses of his abors Of love, in
son and out ofseason through long If ,eaes,
In The vineyard Of his Lord and master; apd many
can set their seals the truth aud happy effects of
his ministry. " He rests from his iabors, and his
works follow him"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06

: ne sam "a pf.Seiosi discharged 10 fourteen
Years Is Sf2 COS ,9s. /; and the sum of in,eces,
on the whole amount ia the same time is
S6s,sSo,l4o; SO that the Who'll. amount of
debt actually discharged is Sllo,s7s,l24.
Bat the ssderal papers have insisted that
the late war has incurred a further dsbl, 10
discharge which the presen, genersti6a nor
their posterity will ever be abie some Of
them have swe!led The amount of,his det, 10
two or more huudred millions. But these
assertions aie not bo,tofned on fscl The
whole expense OF the three years war over
and above the resenue was only S6s.7SS,l22:
lt TO this be added the Old debt, S9,90s.l83,
the whole amount Of debt will be los ,6sS, sos
--exceeding the amount OF debt ia 1901
Ss6,6ss, SO. From this debt IL we dedaet
fifteen millions for the purchase of Louisisna,
and more than twenty millions which have
been expended on objects of permanet utility.
as the building navy, the construction of
fortihcstions, &c. the amount of d.b, incurred
by tho war will be less by nes.ly fen ,ai!ions
Of dollars, than the sum of principal paid on
the old national deb, by an economical admin.
istration.
The National Debt at this time (los mil.
hons) IS a.great SUN but when We reflect
that the revenue ofthe present year viii pro.
badly exceed forty MILLIONS, large as his deb,
may appear, We may console ourselres with
the prospect that very few years win dis.
charge the whole of it; and that, so far irom
TINS debt entailing poverty and wrv,ehedness
on posicrIty, We may ourselveSlay II without
scarcelv feeling he weignf nf ataf l.a i-;b
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06
SAMUEL +. GARDNER.

No. los, Tnames-sfreef,
II AS for sale, old London particular Madeira, vi
donia, Sherry, Lisbon, ,Scliy, and Malaga WINES.
Genuine red Port, of late Importation
few cases red and white Ciaret, of a superior
quality.
Old Cognac Brandy:
Holland and American Gin,
Old Jamaica spirits. ST Crox Rum.
few baskets and boxes French Oh, Of 70 bot.
ties each, of late importations.
llibbert's London Brown Stout;
do. do Brown Porter;
do do. Lale Ale.
few bottles pure Lime Juice
Imported and American Cordial
Gunpowder, Young Hyson. Hysonskin and Souch.
ong TEAS, OF very superior quality.
Double and single refined, English loaf, American
and brown SUGARS.
Coffee No and y Chocolate
Box Rais ms and Almonds
Mustard, Cayenne, Pepper, Natmcgs, Mace.
Gloves, Cnnamoo, AIlspice, Starch
Box and Ground salt
Haf-pnt rumbicrs and Other Glass
New York so p aud sperm Candies.
A fcv casks at New RICE. Of a superior quality
Newborf Sebseni5or 6. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06

Offer for sale--- -
AT their new store in Troy,at the Fall r. - bridge,
n general assortment OF genuine Gro
cercs, Provisions. Dry Goods. hard hoIow and stone
Ware, at wholesale and retail, VIZ.
hhds. w 1. Rom, of a sup'r quality !;
New-England do. pure;
pipes best American Gin
1000 WI Coffee
% bbis superfne Richmond Flour;
700 bushels of Rhode Island Corn;
100 do. R,c:
300 do. Salt &c qs. Goldfish;
Cheese end PorK;
Teas Chocolates Moasses Pepper
Plmento Nutmegs; Soap Starch;
Indigo; Tobacco, snuff; &c &c.
-4fSo--A complete assortment OF SHOES,
consisting Of boys thick Shoes ladies, misses and
chidrcn's calf skin and morocco.
- Lakcycse--A large supply of Caicoes, In.
dia Muslins. Lenos, Cambrics, Cassilneres, Broad.
cloths Shaws and Factory of every description
general assortment uf Mats and Drads,
shovcls, Hoes, Bake Pans, Tea.Ket.les, Spiders,
Cart Boxes, &c. &c.
Farmers wishing TO be supplied with Lii
quors at cheap rate, viii DO well TO call soon.
The above Goods will hc sold for cash, as
chespas can be purchased in the State.
Wood and Flax seed taken a, he market
prices. Troy. (.tfass J JuLy 10. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06
DEATH OF THE INDIAN PROPHET
Oaondaga, .AuguS, IS

Of""1uSHS
Died, at the Onondaga Castle, on Sunday
last, one of the chiefs of the AIeganics, well
known through this counsy az the Indian
Prophet.
Those who hare been acquainted with the
influence which this mans preaching has had
upon tho conduct of the SIX nations, (the O.
neidas excepted) cannot but look upon his
death as severe dispcnsation OF Divine Pro.
videuce. I'VE think that short biographi.
cal sketch of this extraordinary man cannot
be unacceptable TO the public. M
During the frs, fifty years of his life he
was remarkable only for his stupidity and
bcastly drunkenness. About IS years ago,
while lighting his pipe, he suddenly fell back
upon his bunk, upon which he Wa. then sit
ting, and continued in state of inscusibility
for six or eight hours; his family supposng
him dead, had made preparations for laying
him out, and while 10 the &C, of removing him
from his bunk, he revived. His fest words
were, done be alarmed, have seen Heaven
call the nation together that may tell them
what l have seen aud heard" The na,i9n
having ssembled a, his house he Informed
khem he bad seen four beautiful young mcu
who had been sent from Heaven by the Grea,
Spirit, aad who thus addressed him" The
Great Spiri, is angry with you aud ali the rcd
men, and unless you i'm media,ely refrain from
lsurkenness, lying, stealing, &c. you shall
pever enter tina, beautiful place which we
will now show you.
He stated that he was ,heo conducted BY
hese young men to the gate Of Heavcn,which
Fas opened, bot he was not allowed TO enter.
bat il was more Seautiiul than any thing they
~.,lI 81. af - arrth anI tf.
be inhabitants appeared. TO be perfectly bap.
that he was suffered to remain three Or
,ur hours aud was then re-eonducied by the
hmc young mcn, who, on taking theif leave
Fomised they would visit him yearly, I'd
bmmanded him 10 inform sll other Indians
hat he had scea snd hard. Hs imns di.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06
Nruhorf, .faghsf %, lSI5.

NrUforl, s1aShSf ~, 1919.
f3TFD and Ress'red. That,he Town, Treasure
be charged and directed to commence proseeu.
no after ten days public notice in the newspapers
pritd in this town, on ali Notes and demands due
or wch may become due, in his hands, belonging
10 thso~n, unless the Town Council shall advise.
otherkss, on account a the supposed inability of
the dbtos or debtors to satisfy the execution when
Nhai,ed. t
IL 70 also further rgfed and Resolved That the COL
letor be charged q, Ssec,ed forthwith ,oproceed
TAN means in his powers where paymen, is not I'M.
1diatry made, TO enforce the law for collecting OF
sth Taxes as yet remain unpaid. aud that three
cpmissioners be appointed, one of which 10 attend
eap Collectors Sale of Real Estate, and bid for the
san to the amount OF the Tax and Cost, to take
hepeeds o their joint names ia trust for the town.
andhat they be authorized TO give the Collector an
Crd& on the Town Treasurer for the amount,
hs also Voted and Resol:ed, That the above Re.
sslu1ons be printed in both the Newspapers 10 this
tom Witness:
tsep, 81 JONATHAN ALNiY, 7sssa Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06

siely visited The stssrent tribes Of lGdiana "a
he --s,esn part OF The states, the Oneidss
excepted. They all put the most implicit
isnh in what he tod them and fevered him
aso Prophet. The consequence ha. been.
lhA' tom filthy, lazy, drunken, wre,ebed
sc! OF beings, they have become cleaniy,
ino"st'ious, sober and happy people. The
Ftephe, has continued, AS he says, TO receive
regular annual visits from these heavenly
messengers, Immediately alter which, he in
has ,urn, visited the different tribes, He
was on one orthosc annual visits at the time
0. his descase.
Ii Will &c proper to observe, that he was
called the feGee Prophet, in contra -diction
tothe bro,her Of lecamseh who was called
the UGr Prophet
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06
WRfrING.PAPt.R,

JOSIAH c SHAW h,s just received from the
y Brandywine, Hartford andiTaun,,n Mllss
-Four Hundred Rsams P.-PEt, AZ
consisting of cap No, and ., pot No. and do 50 Y.
pe,tne oppressed and vcliu. c,te ro, Al and De-
mi drawing Paper--ms king his assortment equal 20
aoy in ee sta,e--all which he will sell on the most
reasonable terms. s fNa
.9ho, just received df,6 fer sale. ~. ~ :. .
1000 Of the celebrated New-yolk PRIMERS, Tor
schools. Aug. q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06

w, I'LL be sold at Public Auction, 20 the highcss
w bidder, on the second day OF October next, at
two o'clock, p, M at the Inn kept by Captalr John
Tanner, in Tiverton, the following Estates Ia sad
town, belonging to the subscriber. viz tho BtidUr
ksta,e. SO called, now occhpied by said Tanner. n
Lot Of Land ia the fear Of said Bridge Estate.
called the common pasture. A Iso, OF Land at q
small distance south Of said common pasture called
ia: Wanton lot. And The Farm called the white
wine farm. The particular descriptions Of said Es
taes and the terms and conditions Of sale, Will be
given at the time and place of sale.
AND'W. Mc'COnhlE
Eorfsn,qnih Nebfenber s. 1915. .......Itl N. y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06
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III this town, on Sunday eveuiag !as,, By the Rev
Mr. webb, Mr. THOMAS WEAVER TO Miss DEBo.
aAA spooseE, daughter of the late Capt. Wing
SPo oner, all OF this town