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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, Dee. Term, 1914
& ORDERED that the idmlnistra.
tors oi HIM .Nezvton deceased, do insert
the tollowins advertisement three times
a week for weeks n the Alcxan-
drla newspaptrs-
a Cam Fest:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-28
ITCH CURED.
Lees Ointment for the
Itch.

Wwrasted an infallible remedy at
ono application, may be used with
perfect safety on ntants week cid,
not containing particle Of mercury or
aay dangerous Ingredient whatever
and not accompanied with that tor.
meating smart which attends the APP
plication of other remedies.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-28
To Rent or Lease.

I will Rent or Lease from orc to ten
Years, the estate Of Andrew Balnialn,
deceased, consisting Of upwards o.
$50 notwithstanding thcrefron, foI
the use OF my Sister and Children, the
House aud about forty Acres oi Land
Il is therefore needless to describe i
IS those wishing torrent, will hrst view
the premises.
Robt. P. Washington.
August 20.
Wanted to purchase Alex
andria & Washington Road
Stock Enquire at this Office.
December III. 1sw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-28
Hahn's true and Genuine
German Corn Plaster.

T AT the place of sale, Pam
.ohlcts may be had gratis, describing
cures performed by the above Medi-.
1incs rnS number, importance ana
responsibility OF which, fully justify
evory article OF tn. advertisement.
HANNAH LEE.
October 8
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
NOTICE.

1NHERtAs. the subscribers have been appointed
w by ,he Hon Supreme judicial Court, holden
at South Eingstown, within and for the county Of
Washington, on the second Monday Of October. A. b..
1914. Commissioners or Assgnees on the estate of
WILLIAM HOLLOWAY. Of North.k .kngsto@n, n
said county, merchant, an insolvent debtor Notice
10 therefore hereby given to the creditors Of the said
Holloway. to bring in. and prove their respective
claims before US, in nine months from the fifteenth
day Of October last. and that will attend at the
house Of CwARLRsl lBAakER, In said South Kings.
town, ON the last Saturdays Of April, May and June
next for the purpose Of receiving and adjusting said
claims. wilkins UPDlKB.
CYRUS FRENCH
JOHN HOgKINS.
South. .Kingstown. Dec. 81, 1914 IJ2s1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
NEW GOODS.

A RICifAfOND, has JUST received and o.
4 ~ fers for sale, handsome sssortmsot of
FANCY and STAPLE G00BS--as pvure pfsess,
consisting of Calcocs, csmbrics; figured. Ieno End
book Musns fancy shawIs COTTON bsndsnns,
plaid and Madras Handkerchief cotton shiings :
Iades' Cloths, very 6ne low priced Boisbszs''.s :
stout Plaios and BroadcIoths, from 6s6 20 3
per yard--wh variety of other artcles, which
be sold lower than has been offered since The var
ar ea.h onfv kfr4e Jan. 25.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
334f Prizes.
$3.50 Blanks.

10000 Tickets. Not two Hanks to 4 psizss
and no deduction from Prizes.
This Class will commence drawing in Boston, hi
short time.
It is presumed this scheme, considering ,he svrs
tov price Of nchrss will be found to offer Haserog
prospect to adyenturers in Lotteries, any here
tofore published In the town of Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
Administrators Notice.

TSHE subscribets having been blythe Honorable
i Court OF Probate for the town Of North. Kings
town, in the County Of washiug,own, appointed
Commissioners to receive and examine the claims Of
the creditors against the Estate Of oiDE0N Hysz-
fRD. late Of said town, deceased, represented in
solvent hereby give public notice that three months
Congcr) from the date hereof are allowed (bs said
Court to the creditors ssainst said Estate 10 e.
hbit and prove their respective claims. and that we
viii attend to that service at our respective dwell
lngs within said time
EssoS ssNbroRp, I c.,,r,.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
NIB. Persons indebted to said Ests,e are hereby
requested to make isnmedisse payment to
~ EPuRAIM HAZARD. .fdn'r.
Nsrfk-ksvsss~r, ian. 2, ;sts. Ef1e.1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
Commissioners Notice.

The Subscribers having been by the Hon. the
Court of Probate for the town Of North. Kings
town, in the County Of Washington, appointed com.
missionsrs to receive and examine the claims Of the
creditors 70 the Estate Of TILLLa.M CLEFFORD,
IA man Of coor) late of said North .Kingstown. de.
ceased, rcpreseUtcd insolysht hereby give piiblic
notice, that six months are allowed by said Court to
the creditors aganst said Estate, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims. and that we will a..
tend to that service atour respective dwellings with.
in said time.
sos,.1I JON E1tySSItis, T,,SI ! c.mr.
NIB Persons indebted to said Estate are res
1uested to make immediate payment to
RICH'U. THOMAS, admfr.
North. kingsfsrn, January ., 1913. CJ1sJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
Cheap Stocking Yarn.

a.. w. LA w ON,
LAS Just received, small LOT (incudng an as
Ia sortment OF numbers) of 3threaded slate col
cured STOCKING YARN, partially stained, which
will be sold py the bundle pound or skein, about
one half the usual price
gr An assortment af Yarns of tho FIRST quality, At
Fattory prices, AS usual Jan. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
A(lministrators' a Notice.

r~IiE subscriber having been appointed Admins
traitor on the Estate OF JOSEf'u l. BLfYE.N
late of westerIy in Tire County Of Washington. de-
ceased, hereby gives notice TO all persons having
demands against ssid Estate, to present them TO
aid administrator for psymens. And all pefstns IN.
debted TO said Estate are hereby requested to make
payment. within three months from the date here
Of or they will be further dealt with the Law pre-.
stribes. NATHAN BLlvEN, .3sn'r.
Ui.rvs. Jrrrnrr ?, rei4 FtIS1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
Washington Bridge Lottery
G TO be drawn in May next.

. 10000 Tickets, al S S 90 each
The treasures of this scheme are not absorbed III
or two overgrown prizes. its wealth is more e.
qualIy, and therefore more usefdlly distributed.
TICKETS AND ShARRS,
in the above Lotteries, can BE obtained At the Truly
Fortunate Lottery Office Of
JOSIAH G.. SHAW,
Jan. 10. No .1l8, TAnhies-s -stree'.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
FRESH GOODS.
"A FEW cases fresh imported GOODS win be
opened th;s day and for safe, by
p. u. RICHMOND,

consisting Of fine and low priced callicocs, Cam
bricks, Bsmbszelts, velvet Ribbons, Lustring and
Satin do cotton Shiftngs, elegant family Shawls,
low priced Beoadcloths, plains and dufel Blankets,
with variety OF other articles in demand, all which
having been bought Very low at auction, viii be sold
at reduced prices
.aso--A few bags old COFFEE, fit for family use
IS brls. country GIN, (wl be sold cheap )--l00
lbs hslf-bioOd Merino WOOL.
Lke~ss--Exchequer Bills, OF 20 dolls. and U. s.
stamps of all sizes, at liberal discount =.
n ezpborf, Dec 18 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01

- EoRGR LAwToN. jr respectfully Informs his
" .fresds and the pu0lic, that he has lately TO-
moved from the stand he formerly occupie1 on the
west road, and has taken the house for many years
occupitd by Capt JoAx Co cpos, on the east road
in Portsmouth, where parties OF pleasures and trsv-
elIers may be Accommodated with good entertain
ment. Accommodations may also be had for few
gen,eel boarders.
Portsmouth Jan 2y, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
WHEEL W RIGHT & LOPEZ,

WHEEL w RIGHT & LOPEZ
Have jnsf received, ard s6ers for sale,
HREEthousand bushels RYE;
J. $50 bbs. Philadelphia superfne FLOUR
ESQ bushels yellow CORN ALSO,
260 boxes Havana brown cvyr snc
6O hhds. and 70 bbls. Muscovado
10000 lbs Coffee, entitled to double debenturs;
I 500 hhds. retailing Molssses;
10 pipes Gin, lst and 4th proof;
so bbls prime Beef-20 do. Pork;
4O bbls. Turpentine-50 do Tar;
50 pieces Russia Duck 5000 bushels Salt:
$50 bbis. Mackerel;
l5 bags Tumeric. .hyun 2.
FOR SALE,
EiFTY bbls. Philadelphia FLOUR, for family use
u 80 boxes brown sOAP-cheap
Apply to JAMES TOWNSEND, Ja1iastres
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01

DlSSoiu!,on OF Lo-Pmtnership.
THE Co.Pattnership heretofore existing under the
l. Firm of CHARLES M. TuURSTON 20. IS
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. All persons
having demands against the said frm, are requested
to present them for payment, and AL persons indebted
to them, are hereby called on to make immediate
payment to CnAsLEs NJ. TnuRsroS, who il duly
authorised to settle the same.
- CHARLES NJ raURSTON.
& ISAAC BURDICk.
\ Eewpof., fJecenber %, 1914 (b9s)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01

No. 40, TIfddfES-STREET,
HAS ron SALE--FOR CASH ONLY,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01

- ~ Ato S'AN3
nFFERs for sale, cheap for caah, at his store
~ No. I, Mill.s,reet,
80 bbls Phllad. superfne FLOUR ,
Gin, by the pipe or bbl.;
Sugar, by the box or bbl;
Coffee, by the bbls.
New Rice by the cask
virginia Tobacco by the keg:
IL boxes first quality Spanish segafst
sa1s''astI so.p, saS BY a. s.s.
Candles, }
Stone Lime, by the cask. !. Also,
An assortment Of first Quality West India
GOODS and GROCERIES, at retail.
.sewport, January IS, 1878.
WILLIAM WHITE,
No II, Long UhaS Has for Sdse,
FTghss y ss1.. p'ps'' dr.s quality cIs'
10 pipes Ma,laga.} WINE,
20 20 i,slse'' Ssls. first quality MotAssEs'
30 bbls. Havana Brown SUGAR;
1000 W., COFFEE
10 10 chest: si,;a sa:s%s.s ay;on Skin TEA,
10 boxes CHOCOLATE,
20 20 Ditto Ditto sp.D'sn s. Ds%n-o sEeARs r,t qui,
6 ditto Playing CARDS.
100 bottles CASTOR OIL
A very iatge Assortment of GROCERIES Ss usial.
March 5, 1914 tt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
FOR SALE.

1--WE seAr,an's Share in the Privatcer brig Nor.
g,sna' Capt. FsIlows 6rst eruise. Inquire At
-.ss NV omscl Jsa. IS. J.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01

FIRM ESTABLISHED,
DY the name Of CHARLES COMsTOCK & co.
- who beg leave To inform tieir friends and the
pablic in general, that they have for sale, at their
stand in Market-S1aGre .Ne,psrt. Liquors and Gro.
crries at retail Also. superfne Flour, by the bar.
rel or less duabtity. Likewise, ca, Coffee, Spices,
Pepper, bye Woods, Copperas, Alum, Chalk, To.
bacco, and other aricles too tedious To partcularize
in an advertisement
Newport, Jan 2, 1878. U.l8, 3wl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30
THE GAZETTE.
L4TE FROM PRINCE.
Thursday August "a, 1915.


This day arrived the big Eliza, Capt.
Greedy, ~ days from the Isle Of Rhe,
(FrAnes.) BY ibis arrival we have been
politely fayou,ed with Paris papers to The.
9th oi July. hey confirm the report OF
the surrender Of Paris to the force under
the Duke of Wellington and Gen Butcher.
For The stlnls of capiiplation, STE the Off
clsl account When Capt. Greedy sailed
the French shipping continued 10 display
the lr-colouled flaS. he Eliza was boar.
ded several times by British ships Of war
cruising on the French coast to intercsps
Bonap1rse, should he attempt to escape
from France. The papers make no men>
ton OF him since lis departure from
Paris, though it was understood that HE;
obi Ct was 10 get 10 the United States Il
posslUls
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30
SaspsgtGon f Arms.
spAsis. JULY {, 1915

his day, July 81, 1915, fhr Commits.
fiorers nae.ed by the commanders in
Chief of the REFLECTIVE armies,
10 Wit, NJ le baron Bignon, charge1
with sAe posttolLo If foreign affairs,
NJ lie Compte Guilleninot, chief etaf
Major Geueral of the French army,
n lie Compile dc Bondy, project Of the
department If the Seine. clothed with
full r~~ess from his ExcellencY the MARI
Thai Psincs D'achmuih, command=r in
chief Of the French army on one part;
and Mjof General baron Muiling, clo-
thed With full powers from his highnefs
the Field MARTIAL Butcher, commaAdey
ia chief If the Pfufian army and Col.
Hervey, clothed with full powers from
his Excelleney the Duke of Wellington,
Commander IN chief of the Erglih army,
on the other have agreed to The follows
ing articles =:
Art. /. iherr fhall be fufpenion
of arms betwee. the allied armies, COM
naanded 81 his Fighnefs Field Martial
Prince Blncher, his Excelency the Duke
of Wellington. and the French army un~
der the walls Of Paris.
Tomorrow the French army fhall
commence its march TO retire behind the
Loire The total evacuation of Paris
ihall be eHt6ted in three days, and its
movement for its hruation bchind the
Loire, ihaIl be terminated in eight.
3. The rfench army ihal carry with e
all It's naqfslia{, field artillery. military
chef, Eor!es and regimental property,
without any exception,--It iha!l be the
fame for the ?erional property of the dee
pot and for the perlonal property of the
different branches Of the naturalization,
which belongs to the army.
a. The iick and wounded as we'll as
medical attendants which it may be me-
ceiiary to leave with them, are put nnder
the special protection of the commanders
ia chief OF the PrufIian and Englith ar.
my.
{. The troops and attendants mentions
ed in the preceding article, can. as foon
as their health is re, eaabliihed. rejoin the
corps to which they belong.
The wives and children of every irr-
diyidual which belongs TO the French ar
my ihall have liberty TO remain in Paris.
Thefe women, can, without difficulty,
quit Paris to rejoin the army, and carry
with them their property and thar Of
their husbands.
The officers of the line, employed
with the federates or with the ,iralleurs
Of the national guard, can either reioin
the army, or retire to their place of birth.
8. Tomorrow, 4th of July. at midday
they fhall deliver up St, Ouen, Cichy
and Neuilly
The day after, 9Th Of July, on the
fame hour of the DAY they hall give
up Mout Marie. The third day all
the BARRIERS fflalI be removed 1.-The inte-
rior ferylc- of the city Of Paris fhall
continue to BE- performed by the na--
tional guards and by the municipal gen.
darmsris ssorps.
10. he camu,1nders in chief Of TIC
Engliln and Pfulian armies engage TO
refpect aud 70 causc TO be rsfpeeted ths
actual authorities, iuch as they eaia-
Il The public property. with he tx
ceptien OF faeh as-relats - war, Whethfr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30

Fresh Punch on Lemonade.
IENHY WARREN bias to- sale ST his shop
: next door % the Post Office Bottles Ltm
on SlrnH FOR in king Punch or Lemonade. Thr
facility with winch Puach o. Lemonade Can ba
made with this Strip, ITS superior quality, rs
convenience and chesrness, aiaoe soflialent
70 recommend i to geneesl use. Tsveen Keep
cfs IN particular will fad MANY advantages ~ US
ng this sifup as every person allows j; o DC
equal and many superior 10 the fresh Lemon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30

from I8 10 As being compelled to join the arm
Freouestly on the road we met with unhapp
conscripts hAined logesher in pairs, some b
their thumbs, others by their wrists, and bY
their arms. followed By gene d aynes Such
soldiers cannot be expected q fgbt. and wiz
naturally 20 over to those The same senliments
viii, themselves the irst good opportunity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30
SETH CLARK

Z INFORMS the Public nat he has taken his
bfosher JONAS CLARK into partSerfhi? and
that they traolaa bu6ucss Al h, formes Hand IN
Exchange lffeet under he frna of
5. q !. Clark,
whese they have for iale a finals afortmsnt OF
supefGne Cloth aud veasg.. aid general aRort-
ment II Trim'ags
Tailoring Bnfnsa
done with neasnels and dtps'ch
Ju,y I'd ~
SETH CLARK alfo egusfts all Pcrfons who
have unsetsled accounts with him to cali aud ad
jua them
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30
Supsrior S. Fine Fl0ay.
WILLIAM FRANCIS

LAS iua received and Offers for faie
II l,o bbIs hyperion S Fine FLOUR
40 bbIs BREAD different qualities
Aug.s2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30

Exvnet Of The Dnte n Hyeiiiagton's Proclamation
and General Orsef sn eaterins frarre
pDGCT aMeT:0N

announce 3 The Fccnch that / enter their ter
ri,ory al the head Of 81 army already victorious,
nos vs. IN enemy (except of The Usut?ec the en-
emy of the human rsce, with whom there can
b. neither peace nor nuce) bul 20 aid them -
sle Ike Fl he Iron yoke By which they opp
sed, Therefore give so my amy The subIo'ned
orders, snd desire ha, every one WHO violates
hem may be made known 10 me.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30
Ex,- oc. efthe o,der u ne DAY .5faae 90. 1915.

As he army is going enter The French Ter
ri.ofy. tht tfoops oilhe different cations now
under he Command &c Field Marshal lie Duke
If Wellington a'e desptd 70 remember Thai
their resle Give Sover@igns ase the allies q his
M.icsty the King of Fssnce, md HAT France,
must therefore be considered ss friendly co1n-
try.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30

am not, sir, d partisan OF Generfi
Bro wn, or any other General but The re-
putatlon ofthe army is dear to my heart !;
and my object IL now addressing you, -
10 beg, Il st You would not filter u away,
by writing anonymous communicaliohs In
newsuap els. Such course might have
answeted. while you were political mana
ger in The senate Of Massachusetts but
in the army, il is pregnant with mischief.
If injury has been done you, insist upon re
pa,atioa. Throw from you the disgraceiul
6revei, which came>with such begging peace;
disdain to wear it, until jury of your peers
have pronounced you worthy. And'do not
degrade Yourself BY serving under Cener
al, from whom you pretend TO have received
such deadly injuries.
This, sir, is the proper course Of an no.
nourable and high minded soldier. AID if
you do not adopt ii, in spite of newspaper
paragraphs. you will sink into ,ontrinp
You may, indeed, contribute tonake The
army unpopular, but the greatest disgrace
will ultimately BIZ your own.
| Jaly 20. An OFFICER.
4
any com Iuuicstlon ii reply to lie sbose Tie
name Of the /" .5iec,.n j. viii he ed or
/ -0%c-
| We awrar ~" Cur armies swofr ter
sibly in Planters, sad my uncle ! ohy.
But Of all TIE Swearing, since sweating Is
lgan, that of the Champ az Mar, appears 70
have cut roafed ttefy ,hiag that ever vert
before it IN Old lsdy once remsrfed,
thvt It was PITY swearing vas d sin, il
WAS such al ornancn, to speech Che
would, 0! course. have been dishted with
me protusi,n witch so much dissiHguishtd
lie Champ de 4t1ai.
! But what is ne upsFot! In the very
FIRST momen. Of diversity Ronap4re IS a.
| oandoned, compelled 70 abeicate, and 10 re
clare his political iife ended . And lis by
the very sweaiers who 10 red 'hci4 o.sfhs 81
Justly in the Champ de 11qi What pi'y
hat swearing is SIN Hudlbfas is q opin
inn, however, that, the viIlln bfeaks &c
cath, who makes it /; no, he, Nbo for CEN
venlence, takes il. ! mentien this, bee ,lse
It's The OILY text 70 be found in any kind
wrlt, by which our democratic prints will
be enabled 10 Sci up an apology for theft
\ b. ethrsn Of The same PRINCIPLE" in France
". Y. Examaer
/ Mr.. Graftan, in lis famous speech in
fayour OF war against Bonaparle, thrs CHAR
Eacienz-s The Cofsic N Hero :-s The ilre
If this mans genius piecipitates him INTO
| great snterprizss, while is imaatieace pre-
vents him from consolidating his t3ager !;
he is he best man TO form empires, BET
Fortunately The wors, 10 retin lhem III
mas enough strergh, ard enough talenls
to punish Fence, and 20 plague Europe"
| BIT Othclio'S occuha.ion, 7ue nAsf, IL gone.
! -D%=-
| Cunboa No. 152 iyng IN he Mississippi, hss
been struck b. Ashnng, and blown u. q
| 81 refs Us on board only thtce survived. nd
hey were 50 badly msrgled tia. theis lives ase
despei. ed o..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30
Extrnc, IF letter. deted London. Nay &c 1915.

E.etr1ct If a letter, dated London. 1Hay 20 1915
When ISf Paris, which wss en- tie II Il,
every thing WIS perfectly Saiet there and
came swAy 9Th the impression shst Napoleoa
w4s f.mlp, seated tie throne. On ny srriysl
here, however, wasyers wiliis fss coaeed 10
change my nioE..--If cue. IS u Tie isgosi.
that his ,roots are constantly Deserving when
they apnros ch The from fers bis cause = los
Tor nolhnc prevents the Great Sulk Of tie people
in tie sosb III FsNnce t,otn rising cgfiasse - ts-
vaur uf Inc Hausbons, hns their iesrs, ais te
strong arm II military dsspaisu.. During The
las, month shst sss in Fesnc-. / inside The
s,ur of the Whole of fhc senhern part OFT, srd
returned 10 Paria. tsoin Nmtle;er, aissc backs
of the Khone. ttroaga Lyons. Macon, GhAions
A,ean, AuSerfe, Fauntasnbleu, &c. Through
our the whole 81 the sou.h Of Fesnce, al w. ~
rived 81 lie Rhoae, snd 14f The distance be-
sweea Nssnss and s.vons the prevailing vishes
are ia favor of The osuboas the remtin4ef q
the distance, as sas $, we cpuld web pfuscncs
coa ct +, he 2l.vsinng svst spFsafea 70 e il
fayor "a lie emperor. l. was essy 20 ssrf floS
ever, tina: many csie,l af-ises Empi sa,, mss
from fear sfsa vi csion n,heE- beceus- MS.
wished - be on ,le ssfe side. ahe consesT
ton Law is caeried 70 he gfes. est cx'eat q
il fa,e3 cganssiss PFesras ese'y siagse M.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30

fOR S-4IE,
EoUR ftores on Union Wharf ia partland-F.ve
L llares 10 the sane Wharf aud $500 acres Of
timber land 10 Baldwin Frqu1re of
EZRKiEL WHITMAN.
Postland March ifaaa85, Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30

LJS1,
an Wednefday the 9Th day Of Augua inn. be-
~ tween Gotham corner aud sawyers tavern
in Standilh, red morocco POCKET BOOK
containing abou one hundred dollars 10 bank bills
with fun,sty papers of no value except TO The Tub
tcriher. Whoever has found the fame and viii
lend the Poke, Book and papers to Capt Philip
Eaftman, in Fryehurg or give information 10 that
il may be had ihali ue ersitied to the moneY
EDWARD SURF.
Fryehurg. An2ua I2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30
WEBER & CHASE,

EXcH.fNGE STREET,
j AVE jun received an extenive af,r,ment of
Al EngljB. Indie u French C02d5,
faitabe for the preient and approaching isafon---
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30
BENJAMIN. BUTMAN,

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40 lbs M4idss--3eo lbs Bengal Indigo
500 DO Romaa Vi.riol
70 satboys 0ado
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bbs Alum 90 lbs. NJ galls
100 pair Colhiers Jacks
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10 do Spruce Yeiiow-2 tons Chalk
70 gals CoPss ysrniih
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100 lbs VsrdIgrite-2Oo do. Gun Copal
800 powdered Ltharge
80 boxes : by and 8 by 10 Cla(s
do Roll Brmnone
20 lbs Gum Cam oho---25o do Gum Arabic
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30

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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-30

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