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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-02
ROl"AL MARRLiGE.

In LONDON. May 2 1916. Her Royal Highness
the Princess lHAhLoTTE AUGUSTA, daughter
,d the Prince Regen with His Serene Highness
Crore Leopold Frederick, Duke Of Saxe, Mar.
pfase Of Nielsen. Lsndgrave Of Thu ag peu,
Prince nc Cobnurg Of Sssi6eld.-The marriage
/. reno wss performed b his grace TIE sFse~
Dish ~ of Canterbury.
TIE Pence of Ssxe Cobourg is he sbiru ssa
Of r anrs Anhvry, who commended The A.sss
,iisn ermies, during her FIRST Wal aga inss rev ~
npna,y Frsnce, and If AuFus C.. cline sophs
dsu. h,es 10 Henry Count Reuss D.Abe rsdcsf
The Prince s,gnslizsd .,imseT oy hia bravery
in Ike gress bs, les If Austerii'z, Jens. &c
In lsno, Mr.. Ecb Am Harris, 10 Miss Sally
Downit e
In estbsc.k, M. Henry Blake to Mi. Man.
iitconb.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-02
Jun Reefiued BY
WEBER e. CHASE,
English, French, and India Goods,


fui,abIe for the prefent feafon -
AMONG WHICH ARE,
DIST Super6ae black. blue brown and light
- green London BROAD CLOTHS-alfo black,
Blue brown, light and dark MKT middling and
low price do black, blue, drab. white, buff red
leht add dark MKT CASSIMERES-S,ockipe
--Flanne's. ahorted- London Prints--hne and
common Ca;icoes Furonures-light aud dark
Cioghams--hlack and white Cambricks-pink and
faImon colcred do-Cainbrick Mullips-6gured
Book ard Leuo do.--Shirtine Cstsons India CAL
ieoes-Paient Nankins fancy Cuttings cam
brick ard common Dmoties-brown Hollands.
Lineu-Sk Imivatton and Printed Shawls--6Ik
Or, coioa UmbreIIas-P Par aiois- Lunrings-N Nan
- and Canton Crapes-Silk and cotton Haudker.
eh;efs-- Pa,en, Coves-PlAd Ribbon,. &c. Sc
k5 The aheve goods are Of hyperion quality
and IF the iatef impor,a,ions They will be dis
poied Of a. ,be Lowell cath price.
Portland, May 20 Cf)
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DIED

DE u
In Pisa. Qtaly) Mar.h 10, 1916 M. PHILIP
MAZZEI aged Se--inenery citizen Of the U.
S.-a man oil letters, thsnthropist, and friend of
liberty aud the persoa &c ~hra, -lEFSstsos adj
dressed the letter written during the administers
ton Of The sainted W AsHiaGToN, which has con-
de,nned him o. to everlasting scorn.
Executed, April 10. in Havana Spaniard NAM
cd Jose Flsrcatino Harra, aged G7. Previous to
his execution he confessed, ease his conscience
that he had been guilty oil SEVENTEEN MUIR
Dhks, 10 Europe and on the stand Of CUBA chief
~ by the use of the siilietio1f those who fell by
this assassin, was the French Consul at lHotaee
another the Marquis de- SoLANA, in Cadis 81
third the Commandant Don joss HERR IA, also
in Cadi- and fourth, Don FR AKcIsoo Rona4-
eunz. a Justice OF Pence in HarGna ;-ior which
last he was executed after having his righs head
cut n and nailed to the gate Of the royal arssra
In Wayne COUNTY, n. Z. John Coor Ponder, En-.
He was shot uearhis house by some person in am
bush, and afterwards had his brains knocked out.
Two persons have been imprisoned on suspicion
In New.York State, Col. WILLIAM s. SMITH
brave and intelligent officer OF the revolutionary
army-during which he was several times wounded;
politician Of the school Of Washington, whose
Aid in war, and friend IN peace, he was :--A IN i-
dependent Member Of Congress and eneleared to
society by his munifcence, virtue and piety HE
was son-in law OF President ADA Ms !; but was be-
resved Of his excellent consort several years SINCE
In Gray, t7th inst. suddenly. with the lung fe-
yer, Maj. JEDkDIAR Conn, aged 81. His native
place was Cape-Elixabsth he moved to Gray
with his family when the town was SO new that the
comforts Of life were with difficulty obtained. Ev-
er yigiant in business. he not only obtained good
living, but considerable property Possessed of
good natural Judgment, he was often resorted to
for settling controversy between parties, and at an
early part OF his residence ia town often received
the SURFACES Of the inhabitants In its different Of
Gees. As husband ard parent, he always dischar-
ged his duty with cheerful affection, and at last
resigned himselfwith composed resignation to the
mandates m heaven. A widow end nine children
now mourn their loss but with hope Of his gain.
Also numerous relation and acquaintance feed
bercft of friend TO humanity and society.
In Gorham, ON the Goth inst. Miss Hanah Prem.
| oasl0 J.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-02

AN ADDIrIoSAL suPfLY OF
Crochery, Glass, China & Hard Hare
HAS been recsi,ed a. NJ, 3, Merchsnis Il W
Middle s,tee', which will be sold by The SUIT.
sc ber a, arcasonsble price, for cash or APPROX
ID credit.
Charles Blanchard.
May If.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-02

We are glad &c see, at last, the following
notice in our official puper-,he N.tional
ln,elligence,.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
From the FED. Republican.
CHATEAUB RAND.

| In Chateaubriand's late volume >,
Titled Recollections ofItaly, England and
America. page 1893 we sind Inc Iolbsp,
passage s" have lived amoEg the an.
|ges of America. and lhaye observed tsa
tfhey often talk of the tue, that are "a.
lsed but never OF those thai are to cone
tSome grains of dust at the bottom I'd,
tomb remain to them as a Testimony d
1.-THE vacuum of the past; but what ca,
Indicate to them, existence to them, q.
Iistence in the vacuum of the future! hi,
lanticipation Of the future which is sea.
miliar to us, is nevertheless. one Of he
strongest distractions to which The idea,
of mankind have arrived" In flat o..
position 20 this opinion, the same iua,
in page 270 remarks that the saar
lwho had raised mound over the toabf
Ibis Friend. the mother wao had given her
darling infant, 20 the earth, came ever,
Iyear at the fall of the leaf, the former %
shed his tears, the latter to drop her milk
lover the hallowee turf; both believa
that the abssnt objects so regretted, and
living always in their Remembrance,
could no longer cease to exist. 1t was,
without doubt, friendship weeping over.
monument which inspired the dogma d
the Immortality of the soul, and proclaim.
| ed the religion OF the tomb" What
says Chateaubriahd, s can in the miadd
a savage, indicate existence in the vacuum
| of the future ?" Chateaubriand answers,
/" II was without doubt friendship weep.
line over monument which inspired III.
dogma of the immortality Of the soul, aud
|consecrated the religion of tombs." IL
page III the same author remarks, II
N yself was once among an Indian tria
where several OF them wsept at seeing
traveller, because it reminded them d
friends who were gone to the land d
souls, and had set out long upon ther
travels; - yet he declares in the passas
Iaboye quoted that " he had often head
the sayages of this country talk Of tie
times past, but never OF those winch were
to come" -PNnbably,a gFosser as,eri@
|oeyer was made by writer than tbi'.-s
What, /" the sayages Of this country neves
talk OF the times which are to cOmsI
the conclusion is IRE it4b e that not q
Indian in the woods Of America eyerb !
an appetite.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19

Level at a few miles distan e trent5s
YER and the high. lands sntinu, e
regular elevations, rangin in viii =
western boundary Of the pwn AMI in,'
secting almost every stree atrigk r.
and then falling off in an Inclined v,s1
into Great Hunting Crees, whichbSs
navigation round to the wharyes y
believing that experience Las lons 81,
exploded the idea Of using beds q nm
for internal navigation, W ere Caras :
practicable, it is hoped that measures I,
be taken for obtaining ac arier, fot M
ing this canal, in which night be his,r
ed provlso that if the Pstomac C.m
nv should elect to make it a part of a.,
stock. and should commence the wok .
finish the same within a reasonable lin.
the profit should be theirs /: if not than 4
di,iduals should have the right and ,ur,
an alternative ought to qpta rest ole,
tons from Them.
a Friend to IaprorsmaA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
John G add & Go
Offer for Sale. on rsry reasonable
Iefsns.

OHer FOR odts' On feiy teaSoHuVse
Tetsns,
Liverpool, Ca,liz aud Lisbon Salt
New England soal leather: 4l 4 God
cut nails in casks ThemaStswn and r.
island lime; boxes doubie sefinell lta.
lian birthstone pipes Cosniac and Spa
nish brandy DO. Holland gin; New
England rnm Russia and Ravens duck;
Russia sheefing. German, 10. Russia and
5Swedes iron, asseyted sizes English,
India. German and domestic bate goods
of various kinds moEasses. boxes and
bis Brazil and HAVANA suga,, white and
brown: crates and hhas Liverpool ware
young Tyson tea, Madeira. Sherry, Gaia
ionia, sweet and dry Malaga wires No
4 and s chocolate, in whole ard BALI box.
|es, Spanish do. mems, womea's and
|children's coarse and fine shoes: Con
|necticut patentplous.s &; 9 by u Bristol
Grown window glass: mould ant dipped
candles firkin butter; mems fine and
coarse hats, ladies' hair combs, Spanish
cigars in half boxes. of q superior
quality: Sperm candles, brown soap
prime pork, writing and sheathing paper
seine twine, ". England and distric'
|cordase, cabinet furniture, and nests o.
measures.
October 10 tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
Advertisement.

|nN Thursday the 18th day of Noyem'
Der next, at Montpelier, near pls.
|cattaway, will be exposed at Pubilc Sale
|en credit which will be on that day
|day made known, Tract OF Land IN
Charles County near to Mafawoma"
Geek. and Checkampxan and convent.
emit to Potomac river, consisting OF two
Inarcels called st. Johns and st, johns
Addition, containing PA and a quartz,
acres. This land is well wooded, and
from its vicinity to navigation affords
good opportunity 10 the purchaser Of car
|rying that article to good market.
Also, will be sold the household furnl'
|ture Of Geo. Robt. Leiper, Esq. deceased
a quantity Of corn and corn fodder.
Andrew T. Moore,
Thomas Score.
NJ. B. AT the same tlne aai. he OTTER,
cd for sale a considerable stock of cattle
hogs and sheep.
October 10 2awts
The e.iitass Of the NatioGal lntelll.
|gencer will publish the above 2aw TIL
sale, and send their account TO this office
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19

mates, taken from the original report "
The hand writing Of an enquirer OF merit
made for the Potomac company IN 'pe
summer 1889, by actual survey, as RON
which il appears that the rise Of the e A.
lecany Mountain frem the mouth OF ga
yase river which is eight miles and three
quarters. rises TO its summit at Mess
Williams eO97 feet. 6 and a half inches
and the fall in the river Potomac from a
bout quarter Of mile above the mouth
|of Savage river to its mouth,is 80 ieet
|eight and halfinches AND from the
mouth of Savage river to Fort lumber,
land the fall is 445 feet. u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
JUST PuD,. .lsHED,
For suie .hv RE S,rbscribert

= ~ y.
a secoD'i vol. Of Al;ison's ser'nanii
The Poets Pilgrimage to Water'Oa,
ksOert sonthey, Esq. Price - een "
NJ. De Recias' Memoirs OF the f'''
War in Spain. 81
Paris Revisited in 1915. By. 's'
Isl .,,I
Valentines Eve. BY Mrs. opie. "
Tunes. SO II,
Christian Disciple, Friend O; res. -
Masonic Minstrel, selection OF aD ~
mic, sentimental, and humorous i9S,
Duets, Glees, Canons, Rounds and - =.
comets, respectfully dedicated to tnsI h
ancient and honorable fraternity "
and accepted Masons- with an aPassutyl
containing a short historial accou.. y
Masonry, and LIST Of aii the bod1'
the United States. as.
N. b. Subscribers to the last nlepIr lO
ed book, will please call or sew libel
them. Price IS To non suosO'
IS so.
October Is
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Vaudeville and Larmour

Vaudeville and Iarnour
0FFER FOR SALE
90 bogsheads ] MUsCOFADe
100 barrels SUssAAos
a 90 ssss GREEN COFFEE
s5 puncheons West India Rum
10 hogsheads retailing Molasses
100 dozen old Port Vine II
so dozen English Porter
40 chssts3 Ganpewder, Imperials ant
so boxes Young Hysoa Teas.
/ case Nutness
S tons patent Shot, assorted
90 casks Brand ywine 4 common Gun
powder
s ! hogsheatis Green Copperas
$ casks London refined Salt Petre
200 Demiiohns
10 bags Pepper
90 boxes Chocolate
$50 kegs CARROTS aud Leiper's Snuff
100 boxes Cigars With a general as
sortmento Of Wines, Liquors & Gre
ceries.
October 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
.aleranaria rndependsnt Blues.

YOU are hereby notified TO attend 9
Rer;menial Muster On Saturday next, Al
TIE corner Of King and Washington
streets. Roll-call precisely at 10 o'clock
n. ~.
a company meeting to be held At the
court house on Friday evening sne io1n
instant, precisely AZ O'cisck
By order Of the Captain,
WIN. 4. Cesksrille, sec'y.
Qs&sbsr - ~
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Bryan Hampson & Co.
October 16

IL y .
Offer for Sale.
90 hhds FIRST quality Barbados sugar
Is do and 40 barrels 2d quality do,
30 chests imperial, young Tyson aud
souchong teas s
Prime green coffee
10 hhds and so barrels rnoIasses
10 puncheons 4th proof fne jamaica
rum
10 do Sd proof Antigua do.
6 do New-England do.
S half pipes aad 10 quarter casks old
Madeira vine
8 pipes Lisbon do
Is quarter casks sweet Malaga do
SO boxes soap
rs do mould candles
so do pipes Containing 5 gross cash
500 lbs Bengal 6 Spanish fote Indigo
Pinento, peppers race ginger,
Green copperas, alum, madden
Fig blue, wrapping paper
10000 bushels Liverpool tine ant
ground alum salt
500 sacks do
And a constant supply Of the bes'
flour for family use.
Octoser Is
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October
For Barbados,

rkS The superior coppered aud
v&& ~ copper fastened brig Thomas
- Henry bowman, master, vii
sail by the 5th of November
and take 500 barrels freight on moderate
terms. and can accommodate few pas
sengers comfortably. For terms apply
TO the master on board rto
Adams, Herbert 4 90.
CSctoher rs
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
The Subscriber

HAS FOR SALE,
40 bales Carolina Black Moss Of fir
quality, suitable Tor Coach Making, UT
holstering, ere. Alss, few bales be-
E. Gilman.
July lawtf
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THE FOLLOWING
Late Publications are received

~--S~N - -
And for sale By the sn5scriSsr
Tales of Fancy, by Miss Burner. -.
Poets Pilgrimage to the Field oil VIZ
terloo. By r. Snuthey. -,
Christaoei, Poem. BY S. J. GOV
ridge. i,
Paris Revisited. in 1915. BY JON
Scott. 4.
Poet ical Chronology: designed fsrf''
use OF Schools.
Memoirs of the French War IN opa'"
BY M. de Rocca.
Alison's Sermons--tol. Cd, sro'
Do. do. ~ mo- !,
Christian Disciple: a valuable rem"
ical Work. 80
(, Friend OF Peace do. BY f~'
Pacificus.
ALSO,
l set OF the British Theatre ! s. 'TI
elegantly bound in Calf, with Plales'
James Kennedy & Son.
October Is doE
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.Absconled,

From the Ship Boston, ABOUT the hrst o.
81 October instant.
A n apprentice boy named Charles
TaIbert, about IL years OF age
Al masters If vessels and others are eau
toned a,,ainst harboripg or employing
said runaway.
October 18 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
NOTTCE.

/ have authorised and empowered Johr
C. Mandell to collect all rents and az.
rearages of rents due to me IN and abou'
Alexandria.
October
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
Bah Butter.

5000 ibs. fresh Bath Butter, suitable
for family use--fOr sale BY
N. & r. Blackjack.
October II Sw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
Valuable Property for Sale.

I'm SATURDAY, the 10th OF No
vemter, at III o'clock. 4. N VII
be sold at public aHction. that vaiuable
Property at the insersection OF King and
Columbus streets, consisting OF
Two Brick Warehouses,
each 90 feet front on King-street, and
extending back 100 feet to a yard en-
closed with d brick wall. Those ware
houses are in the best situations tor basi-
ness. aud are well calculated for extern
sive Dry Good OF Grocery Stores
A Dwelling House,
adjoining, well calculated for genteel
family. The lot is large and handsome
ly improved every necessary out baiIsl'
ING of brick, and the yard and garden
enclosed with brick wall. Few sltua'
tions are considered more desirable Tor .
townresidence. Also,
A Country eat,
th,ee miles from Alexandria, adjoining
Mrs. Chapin's, containing IS acres a
part cleared and in cultivation, the resi-.
due ia wood. A small dwelling house
has lately been erected. It's handsome,
u situated; has 6Re spring OF water
Is very healthy, and susceptible OF very
elegant improvement.
sfAesaboye property will be sold, with
out f{serve, at q very liberal credit
Termsa at sale.
October Is #
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
Single refined do. 90.

The 6yst parcel is very superior, hav
inc been fosnd, by various experiments
70 Be perfectly pure: !,
The single refined IS much better than
The ordinary qualities usually imported
from Bengal.
The whole viii be sold without re-
serve, and IN lots to suit purchasers
Mag FORK, Oct. As dt22d
ss The Editors Of the National In
telligepcer are requested to publish the
above till the sSd October, . send their
account to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
India Salt-P esrc.

viii be sold. at auction, By Hetfma'
ana Glass, in NEw- YoRK. on Iiia,ss
dat. cath October, for approved en-
dofsed notes at 4 and 6 months ere
100000 pounds
Double refined Salt Pctrc.
$4,000 pounds
Single refined do. do.
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October 18
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Triplett & Neale
OFFER FoR SALE,

9
| At their Ware-H House ON Kiing street, taco
doors abore the Indian Queen 1arern,
[ A N elegant and extensive assort.
"a ment of Cut and Plain Glass, din;
ner and tea sets of Canton and English
China. some very handsome; Queens
Ware in CIR ties; also. German osnabargs
and ticklenburgs by the bale.
One of their partners having visited
Europe in the summer of Is 5, for the
parpose Of selecting such articles as ap-
pertain to their establishment, and hav-
ing purchased them entirely for ready
money. enables them to offer not only
An extensive and elegant assortment to
the public, but at the same time upon
terms which will bear comparison With
any house in the state. They expect
b. early arrivals this spring, an addi-
tional supply of Plated Ware, China and
Glass, and particularly some OF the line
Porcelain Of France This, added to-
their present stock, will present a war;
ETY., elegance and extent, inferior to
no establishment Of the kind ard they
beg leave to invite the attention OF fse
merchants In the country oglVe thefHS
call.
April 1awSw
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Sew i ubncatlonS

Just rcceiced for sale By the subscribers
philippians Life f General Moreau,
Miss Wil!iams's Narrative of the
Even,s il France, since the landing OF
Donaparte.
The Paris Spectator, or
L'Hermite de la Chaussee D'Antin
CONTAINING
Obse vations upCn the Partisan Man.
ners and Customs at the commencement
of the 10Th century.
Patience and Pc severance, a Novel
by Mrs. Holland, author of the Sisters
Ewaaowna, &C.
Brackenrilee's Journal of a Voyage
lp the Missouri in 1911,
brakes Natural and Statistical View
of Cincinnati and the Miami Country
Rhymes on Art, Poem, by Martin
Archer Shee,
De Rance, do. BY the Rev. J. w. Gun
bingham.
Felborg's Poems, translated from the
lanish.
The Paradise of Coquettes, a Poem.
james Kennedy and Son.
April
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-15
March 16
OF of Ground for sale.

A OF OF Ground Tor sale,
Fronting 81 feet on Fairfax-street ami
the same number of feet on Royal-street,
aud running from the one street 246
feet 10 inches, 70 the other the above
width, being parts of lots No. 2S and
"a, on the plan of Alexandria. On the
said ground there is great abundance OF
excellent building sand.
The above lot is the property of the
heir of Duncan McNiven, alias Nivea
deceased, late of Alexandria. For terms
apply to Mr. .Rndreao Jameson.
January Is. Cav
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State Of " caroIina, Superior Court,
Wa&s County. 1P.ii Term, 1916
pRESENTMENY.

n The undersigned Grand urors for the
&county aforesaid, take leave to present
las agrleyance, the law Of the last session
III the Legislature, providing, for the e
lecton, by general ticket. Of electors of
president and vice president of the Unit
Lea States. They re induced TO make
E'hls presentmeut, lst because it changes,
without necessity, the old mode of chnos,
|ing electors. which has had the continu-
lea appreciation, for many years, of the
|gFeat o.dy of freemen in this state. 2dly.
because it e1ti civ subyerts the object
|naa IN view BY the dis rict system, which
was to give to each portion OF the state a
|!leaI representation Of its opinion in the
anportaat election of a chief magistrate
|of the union. This will readily be per-
|esewed, when the circumstance is taken
|,nto view. that an elector. aba rfed, per-
maps IN his own district, may De forced
INTO the electoral college b. the voices
|S' nose who reside at distance OF tive
|nu9dred and fifty miles from the spot
|ssa who eau know nothing about him =
LAKE Tor Instance, this district, compos.
81 OF the counties of Wake, johnson and
wayne. In these, counties. large ma
|sority or the people are decidedly op
posed to the measures pursued by the
present administration of the genera
government. This is proven by the re-
|sast OF their electious for meaberS Of
the general assembly. Yet, in the ap,
proaching election, although the opini +
sithis district be expressed, against MIR
Moaroe, By 3 majority OF a thousand
voices, il IS possible that expression may
o. drowned by the votes gwen in Other
y alstant Districts Of the state, which
%lY eject the We y man Fem these coun-
ass, wao, = .aese couslties, was dscid,
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BOSTON
Glass Manufa Glory.


gHSHE proprietors of the BOSTON
4 6 CHELMSFORD GLASS MA.
NUFACTORiES, Inform the public
that their Mandatory which was de.
stroyed by the hurricane IN Septem.
Der last, is. rebuilt y it'll many improve
ments and is now in full ope alton, and
having on hand a supply OF the best ma
terials, are enabled to manuta' ture crown
and cylinder windew Glass of the very.
first qualify both for strength and bril-
liancy, and fin, glass ware eqsal if not
superior 10 that Imported ftom England.
Orders for Window Glass of either
kind from 6 by to 90 by so, or flint
glass ware including apothecaries shop
furniture, directed 10
LAWRAsON S'FOWLE,
Alexandria,
CHARLES F. KUFFER,
At the Glass Mandatory, or to
2. A. PEARSON,
At. their Warehouse, No. g.,
Marlborough street, Bostes,
will meet with due attention and dig
patch.
March so 1aw8w