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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

v;ew of lie harbour andsgrroundins country J
ii b;x return hs called on Ms. Pfrbse, wido"
of the late Com. PEBBLE.
At 4 o'clock, the President sat doNn y ~
elegant dinner, with a number oi guests =
n,o4e which. were the committee O arrange
ments. Gems. Dearborn, Swift, Miller, hing'
wadswor,b and Winga,e !; Com. Rainondge'
Cal. House aud Mai. Crane Il. q. Thorn
Ton, Esq. Marshal OF Maine, Hm. +. Ereole'
Esq. u. 5. District Attorney, den. Messrs.
pren,iss MelIen. Ezekiel Whitman, Benjamin
Orr, John Holmes, N. L. Hill, a. r. raris,,
Abel Wood, Benjamin Vaughan, Esq. ana
others whose names are not recoliected.
After The President retired from The table,
Mr.. Adams gave the following toast
"OURrLLusTRIous YIsErER--JAMES MON
ROE, President of The United States"
AL 6 O'Clock, the, President attended by his
suite and number OF gentlemen took short
ride into the country and visited the vIllage
Of Stroudwater: the bridge at this place had
been most anoiiuly and elegantly decorated
lover which l9 arches had been erected,
representing the different States, on one arch
live Eagle was perched. The municipal
authority OF Westbrook waited on the PresI-
dent with the salutations Of their Fellow-Citi-
zens TIE President left his carriage and
proceeded across the bridge on foot, was high
" delighted with the elegance in which i was
ornamented and expressed much satisfaction
at the friendly manner ofhis reception
In the Evening, the Misses Clap's entertain
ed a numerous party OF Ladies and Gentle
men, in the first stile Of taste and fashion !;
which was honoured by the presence Of The
President.
1t having been understood that the Presi
dent would leave town early the next morn
ing, on his return from the Hon. Mr.. CLAPs,
the Committee of Arrangements waited upon
him at his Lodgings, when the Chairman ex-
pressed to him the great qualification which
the Committee and their fellow citizens had
experienced. in having their town honoured by
visit from the Chief Magistrate Of the u
nion; wishing him safety and prosperity du-
ring the remaining part Of bis tour, and
through life hoping that his present journey
might be mean Of promoting unity Of senti-
ment, in that policy which would most pro-
mote the true glory and prosperity of the na-
ton. 70 which the President replied that
he entertained deep sense OF the high trust
committed TO his charges that il would be his
highest ambition TO contribute all in his pow
er to promote the welfare of the whole peo-
pie. He concluded by observing = that the
very distinguished reception he had met with
in this place; and the polite and friendly
treatment he had experienced from the com
rnittee and the citizens, had made scuh an
impression on his mind, in favour Of the
town and its inhabitants, as 7poutd .nevsr be
s8aced,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

To The PRESIDENT Of The =
SIR.
We have been deputed by the e'''.ss -. =
wick and Top-bam. 10 meet you = II -
present you their sincere respects ~ sss
gratuIations on your arrieal at slss sA~ { ~
Of the Usited States. ard g. iny'ss l0'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

-0ac---
TO the PRESIDENT ef as Unaed s.
SIR,
The Inhabitants Of Tiscasset, anticipating
visit TO the metropolis OF The Distric, of III
have chosen The undersigned a Committee ei
on You and offer their respectful congratasE
on your arrival at this Eastern section u
United States. They anite wnh the ses egsl &
aud towns through which you have passed III
ing the homage OF free people TO tie Chefs
istrate OF our beloved country, and in ezggs
their confidence in your eminent qualIieata
preside over the nation.
ihe remembrance Of your former dislngs
services. rises fresh to The public mind, aaAil
pleasing testimony of your regard for ,hs z
/ good And personal interview With y
zens OF great republic, must be no les saii'sll
10 you than interesting 10 each indiyidm4
loves ms country and respects bis Rulers
a survey OF the extensive Coast ana st')
Harboprs Of the Northern and misdle slsa
the cordial reception that an enterPrians
lightened people cbeerfuily tender you. =
WIFI contribute TO diminish the fatHre is'E
iacilltaie the arduous duties Of your exalies !:
anu on thiS occasion we reciproCaie TIE seh'-
oi our fellow citizens Of the west, at ihe G.
OF the blessings Of Peace, and The generaI z,
ny "a The civilized world we are happy -
The cessation Of party spirit and 81 pei'i'e.
dice promises so much happiness and ge9 l
common country. it is an hoD0raee e.
only Of the respect aud attachment ibss II
SO distinguished guest, hut of the warn 8
Is entertained OF your energetic, i@Ra'~
! glorious administration. -
I The inhabitants Of Wiscasset have e.
\ with regret that your toaI viii wn
Portland. Should the fatigue Of q louiss;
eveI, Rot prevent your visit being ex'eass
east 90 take PERSONAL view ofthe esP@
ton OF our seaboard, we shall endess0s.
offer you our heartfelt salutati0ns sna
your presence viii confer on tire ean'-
part OF The country will be received ~'"s
aud remembered with satisfaction.
We also unite with our common e'sA~ I
general wish for yoBr prosperity. -
happiness. Ard may the blessing q n
direct yonr steps and return you 70 -
bosom Of your family. ,on /
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

lhe President entered the town on an ele.
giant horse provided Tor the occasion, and bis
department during the procession, was dis,in.
suished by courtesy anu dignity. His notice
OF civiliiies from the windows and balconies
which he passed, principally occupied by Ia
dies, was appropriate and polite. His stten-
ton was in : particular manner attracted bv
the exhibition OF the lcng array OF children oi
both sexes extending down Maine and Back
Streets, from Green to Franklin Street. most.
| ly clad in a neat and tasteful Uniform. and
making peculiarly interesting and Imnres.
slye appearance. Along this line the Presi.
oeni passed as near as convenience woulc
admit, and as he approached, the female,
scattered the garlands OF roses and other aov.
ers with which they were decorated IN ~,
Path. The lively satisfaction unjyersallv u
perIenced by The citizens assembled on ~.
occasion, at tie presence Of The Chief Mag,s
.Fale OF The nation among them. was repealed
" manifested during the passage nf the nro.
oession through town, and particularly =, e.
cry Stage ~ its progress, by the most arden
ana animated cheering. One demons,r, ~
oi thls Kind N particular, of character I'll.
mos, srsnd and imposing, occurred On the ar
[''al oi the President at CIVIC arch erec,ad
iof lie occasion near thecentre ofthe torn :
cross middle-sireet, wreathed with 60.
Oisnehes. and adorned on each side ,v;.6 -
posRe embiems OF Commerce and Agr;c,l,,,lp
: m'hie salute was here discharged from
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

lnIhlAt@sI ~ st.4sAslon CT Tie i0rfafs
figure OF , sssal vessel o. 20 Guns =
cheering By which il was succeeded
thousand voices al this period d lbs - S.
sion. caused . conclusion in the s,~l -
Which appeared 10 arrest us passage S.. =
moment produced pause.
10 lhe evening 81 Tresday, he o..
~ AMI conligucus buildings belong,s..' )
were brilliantly Illuminated, aud ! -.
display OF fireworks was exhibited -
hill upon which the structure Is erer.es !
On "Wednesday evening Be vas
at a large and splended party al tbe k =
Hon. asa CLAp, at which The ar,;..s
departure Of tie president were ipJ;r,a.
performances from a fine band Of mp.r :.
also contributed 10 tie enterlsinmen, - :,
company in The interval and after biz !,
ing, and where upwards of two hun,lr.s
sous, gentlemen and ladies' enjoyed ~
bility of the President and the hospi,.I,.
the proprietor.
This evening closed the yisitsf ,Aa !
dent to Portland. lie was obliged h -
The invitations Of numeroas depulal;a0.
towns at the eastward 10 extend his iot,...
that direction and the morning aile,
ceeded to New Hampshire on his way !.
mont, by Dover, Concord, and Hanors,
Whilst the President OF the United :.
was in this town, the following address. :.
presented to him by COMMITTEES i,on
towns named.
To the PRESIDENT erhs Unid e.
SIR,
We received last evening with much r....
information that the imperious calls OF dsss
prevent you from extending your journey bs..,F
this town.
Our regret, indeed, is greatly diminished i. a
kindness with which you received our iny.ss.E
and by the politeness with which you assieneds. Il
reasons for declining it.
Little Of public Importance would Be pre~.A
to your notice in Bath; but mnehsof private -
uf ardent attachment would be evinced towaa u
Chief Magistrate Of the Union, whose publrt II
acter we have long been accustomed 10 rsss.sE
and whose private worth we have Iearnsafst
mire
The prosperity Of our town depends upoaskl
intercourse with foreign nations and pFoue, II
itation 10 the admission of foreign vessels "a
ports, which our vessels are not permitted 10 III
The protection, afforded by garrisonsand "a
Gcations in time of war, is generally the rm4
preparations in time of peace.
Werel'' Sir, upon the generous regard, ysahf
exhibited for every section Of our couusrs 4
upon the feelings that prompted you to unisAI
this journey and, in placing this conhdenos
are sure, that our own peculiar interests wilsv4
neglected.
Wefeel grateful, Sir, that your journey "a
erio been SO propitious, that you have ne. wa
occurrence to diminish the pleasure YOU hvs
yised in witnessing the attachment cf your
citizens.
Accept, Sir, our sincere wishes. that your -
may long continue, and that the remainder dp4
tour may be as pleasant 10 yourself, as it wIil
serestiug to the Country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

On Thursday morning The President left
towna and took breakfast with Judge THAcHER
in Biddeford. Here the venerable Dea.
Samuel Chase, now in The 9sth year ol his age,
waited on the President, and on being intro
duced addressed him with the simplicity Of a
christian and the affection Of father It was
an interesting scene, especially when the good
old man rose, and With all The dignity OF an
ancient Patriarch, pronounced bis parting bles-
sing. On Thursday night he slept At Dover,
and on Friday arrived at Concord, n. II.
From thence be was to proceed TO Hanover,
cross Vermont, & visit the Lakes & Forts on
the Western waters. On his return to WASH
ington be will have made a journey Of abost
200O miles.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
A CARD.

The Committee Of arrangements tender
their thanks TO their fellow citizens, for the
generous aid afforded them in executing
the measures adopted for the reception and ac.
ccnimodotion OF The President Of the y. S.
during bis recent visit to this town: to the
harskals for the prompt and judicious execu-
ton OF the duty assigned them in preserving
the highest decorum and order on the day he
made his entry into this place, and to the
Masters ofvessels for their attention in hav-
ing their vessels elegantly decorated with
colours, particularly the Masters Of the foreign
vessels, several having their vessels fanci.
fully Illuminated, and for the honours they
paid to the President on his going and return
ing from viewing the forts
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

w. KING
J. WINGATE, il.
EBEN. CLAPP
CHARLES CLAPP;
JAMES MCCLELLAN
BENZ. AMES
HEZEKIAH WYMAN
DANIEL MARsTON
JOst Phi sEWALL, jr.
JOSEPH r. WTNGA
FM. TH0RNDIkE.
BNJ. DAVENPORT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

wSis. Wila great satisfaction and scnii-
rnents Of tic highest respect, perform The
pleasing duty assigned M BY the Committee
a Arrangements 81 bidding the President olihe
III. s. q cordial welcome 70 the town oi Port
land. and request the fsvour oi attending you
to the house prepared for your reception,
where, by permission, the committee viii a.
vail themselves Of The opportunity OF more
fully expressing the feelings and sentiments
entertained by themselves and their fellow
towusnen on having the honour OF visit
from the Chief Magistrate Of The Nation"
Tie President instantly sgniiied hIs con-
pliance LEFT bis carriage and made his entry
into The capital Of the District Of Maine, on
horseback. The procession which had bees
formed moved in the following order under
salute from detachment of artillery sta
toned on BramhalI's bill, the ringing OF the
bells and the cheers of an immense concourse
OF citizens belonging TO this and the neishbor-
ing towns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-18
NOTICE.
DOct. Ramsay's Lectures.

HOCT. RAMSAY from Edinburgh who,
L J since his iaff return from Europe to Amer:-
ca has deliverel Lectures in the southern cities
of Savanpah, Char.efton &c and who Is now en-
gagged in course of anatomical and Psychological
initructioni 10 the city of New York, proPoies TO
efsbEj6 permanent Anatomical School at Frye
burg, TO commencein December or January next
his course of Lectures will continue three months
the commencement will be announced in future pa
per,, The d0nguilhed celebrity OF Doct Ram
fay, and his high repu alton ia Europe as we'll
in America, render il unnecefiary, for the informa
ton of Physicians and Medical Students TO dilate
in newspaper advertisement, upon the great and
peculiar advantages to be derived from the Doc
tor Instructions. His Mu.eum now contains eve
ry preparation necedary TO medical or popular
view of the fcience of human anatomy--aud his
extensive Library contains every ueiul Eook con
nccted with Anatomy Surgery, Physiology. Med
icine, Chemi1y &c and cof D 1000. DIR. Ram
Jays pupils may have an opportunity, through the
medium of the brute fpecies, to become acquainted
with hs synem of Calculating comparative Aaatomy;
and with his improvement in injection, and the ia
cility of preparing fabjects-The ar, of DETECTION,
by practising on the inferior tribes may be eahly
acquired aud the denominations that will be ex
hbted. & the Mufeum of DR. r combined with his
Bock Of Retsysaees and his expedition of the prnci
pes OF the amman economy, CouIoFmauiy 10 the
doctrines 10 bis work recently qubI;fhed il 10 pre-
fumed, will afford to the Doctors pupils, and
eItraordinry advantages for Improvement and it
Is 10 be hoped that Gentlemen devoted to the pro
FELTON, of Medicine and Surgery, in New England
will duly oep,eeisfs the opportunity now offered for
their improvement Doct Ramiay's terms will be
% 90, t6e eeur.e for the Lectures and dissecions
and D SO to thofe who have the ule of the Libra
ry-When Doct RAmiay wzsin this country, a
number of years since, o~e of the moi sn,ueat Pro
lJDo,' of Anatomy and Surgery rDbo 6si5sd Biz Pro
Js6'oroi education at Edinburgh paid Doct r ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, to deliver his appointed
| courle of Lectures, att Respectable College and
the Protector united with his pupils in attendance
upon Dod Ram!eys Lec,ures-this faa united
with the Doctors incompatible work upon the
Hart and Brain lately publiihed. may ferve TO
dispe all doubts from the moft incredulous of the
hyperion advantages 10 be derived from Doet Ram
Jays prefefional inltructions
~ If sufficient encouragement fboud be offered
by the Inhabitants of Portland Doei Ramfay will
deliver his popular Lectures, in Portland explain
aiory of the Laws of eemmon Eas,goAizsd natter on
the principles of natural Phiofophy and Chemis
try. &c, previous to the commencement of his
school in Fryeturg. Portland, Nov T. 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-18

Copy da letter from Captain Sir James
Lucas Yeo, to jain WiJ6n Crocker, Fig.
dated London, the 7tb November, 1916.
Concluded from our laR)
Their prefent religion has no tenden-
CIV whatever to improve their morals, as
they confder the charms they purchase
of the Fe,tifhmen, have fufficient virtue
TO keep them from the mott ferrous evils,
and as an abfolution for any Ems they
may commit ]; and am forty to fay,
that the licentious and immoral itate in
which many of the Englifh in this coun-
try live, not only deAroys all refpect
for religion in the natives but mutt give
them contempt for the European char
acter in general. If we except the Da
Min cattle of Accra, there is.not place
of worfhip on the whole coat nor do
the Engliih CARTONS or fettlers ever al
femble to perform any religious ceremo
nies. The natives muf have bad opln,
ion a!fo of our military character, from
the fpecimen they have of ourcompanys
officers, who not only Ioic the char aeter
of folders for that of traders, but FREE
quen,ly Join the Fantees in cheating the
Aihantees, IN coniequence of the latter
not being acquainted with the Fantee
language.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-18
FRESH GOODS.


LAVE received by the latef arrivals from Lon
L i don aud Liverpool, via Bolton. large and
.itsnfivs aiTortment of GOODS, viz
Beef fuper6ne block and Blue, W. Of Erggfd''
BR0ADCL0THS
Fine and common Broadcloihs of all colsrs and
qualities
BLACK blue. blue mkt, Coburg MKT, 6asiIs s'iil'
CHSSfMERES
yery fine blue Psfns Canimo"
blue, olive and brown HSbf C'0fS'
Plain and twilld PNSss Ciotbs
AIaree afTor,ment of B0mbsssts plain x twill'd
Ratinetts Scotch Paids, WildSoTes,
Cloak Cambietts
Devonfhire Kerfeys, Hunter CjOfb,
coasiug,. Duffiis, Bsckings, Swsnskin
Black, blue green,fca,let .drab, fawn and brown
SILK VELYETS A
super6ue cuff Cafimere for yeltiugs
a variety of toilinette and fwausdown Vsltirg
Black silk Fiorentine
. Fine Ga and white and yellow FlanneIs
1 bale aforted color d Fannels
do Rose Blankets from TO ls4
do 4 unbleach'd Watham Shee.ings
do "a bleach do do
Scarlet CafIimere Shzwis
. sl.,e. black, white and mis'd Worried Hoie
Rlaek and colord Ievantiue fwi'd Silks
Black. white and changeable Florenees
S;ochaw and farfnett Luttrinss
IA auds Levantine Ok Shawls
A large ador,ment of Printed Shaws
Black Nankin Crape5.
Black and Col d Canton Crap"
S black Englih Silk Lace
black and white Italian Grape
DsmsE Table Linen
Fine Rpglifh Birds Eye Diaper
RuiTia ard American do
Patent Steam Loom shirtings
Irifh L;nens Linen shee,ing
Iisen Csmbrics Long Lawn
Elegant Purnitures Copperpiates
Common Calicoes Gi0ghams
Fine India Shee,ing Cottons
Bandanna, flag black fix Handkerchief
EopIifl, and French silk Gloves
Kid. beaver and Dsgfkin Gloves
Wire gotten Threaa--patent co'ord linen do
Trebl- gilt coat and vea Buttons
Webb. patent Sufpenders
Back Italian and Canton Sewing Silk
No $50, "A 3, and Pins--Stlk Twill
s and. a a white cotton Cambrics
Fancy Mullins
Silk aud Gingham UMBRELLAS
An afortment of Ribbands
American Sattinetts
Cinghsms, Checks, cc. Cc. NOV. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-18
r Ne1U Goods /! !!
so JOSEPH JOHNSON,
las ju(t received from the latefl Importation
i large afortment of GOODS,

II AS jutf received from the iateit Importations
i large afortment of GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE $3.50
Bombazetts: Wibores;' fix, cotton and worried
Hohery; Caelille Ginghams dark undrelsed
Cambria Prints; common Cslicoes Furniture
Plates; Steam Loom Sheetings 4 4 and Cam
brio; Cambria Muffin colored Cambrics; corded
aud itrips Cambria plain and fancy Muffin; Lin
ems; Long Lawn; linen cambria Handkerchief !;
Lace Wells; Cd DamaR Table C.oths; priated
imitation, ELK and merino Shawis black and fancy
blk Handkerchief; cotton Bandannas; Flag mad
ras * cambria Handkerchiefs; cambria, furniture
and common Dmoties black colored Lultrings !;
Italian and Canton Grapes white Jean Swan
down, toiiinet and black fix Veaing.; Gotten
beaver, hid and fix Gloves; fix Umbrellas ;
Ribbands; elk Lace; thread aud pearl Shirt Bu..
tons; Braces; Pocket Books; India Cotton and
Check; Factory Sheetng sh,r,ing and Ginghams,
Pelife Cloths !; Coatings Fianes u BaIzes; Broad
cloth Caflimere, &c. &c.
seOt. 80 NJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-18

The Athenians had q memorable custom
hat { ,eman convicted of lngrstiiude toward
his patron, should forfeit the priyil e OF ms
freedom as one should say, s'We scorn %
have thee CITIZEN, VIM art 10 base yaiuef O
so great gift nor can we ever be brought u
believe that he can be advantageous 10 'hs
city, whom we perceive iobe villain US at home.
Go thy way then, and DC sill a servant, seeing
thou knovest not how 10 esteem Thy freedom
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-18
NEW GOODS.
EDWARD HOWE, /,

GOODS LATELY REcElvfD-
NSApDAPOLAM Cot,on-undrefs'd shirtings-
4sA India Couons-44 Canlbriek Prints--dzrk
blue and chocolate Prints elegant Furnitures--
Calicoes-- figured and plaid SiIks-black ELK and
flag Hzndkerchiefs-4-4 LineHs-- Linen Cam
bricks-do. Hdkfs.-Cambrck Mullins undrefs
6 Cotton Cambrcks--hgul,d do Scotch Cling
hams-blask & white ELK Lace--tamhcr'd piouet,
lace, Ggurd Ieno. and Book Munius--Chin,z
shaws--Garniture and Figured Satin Ribbons
black, brown. fcarlet, maroon and grey Bombaxets
-Wilbores--Russi and American Diapers and
Crafh --Rulia Sheetings --Osnaburgh, Burlsps and
Dowlsfs--fcaret peiise Cloh--drsb add buff
Cal.mere-beaver and kid Coves--W h;,e red and
yellow Flanns--bik and cold iewing Silks.
A general afortment of Broad Cloths and Cali
,neres--Coas aud Ven Buuons--fiver eyed Needles
-Pins-Tapes-Co Cotton Balls and Skeins
Sept. 80, uf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-18
SONNET.

SONNET.
Tyow sweet, when Day is lu!Fd to rest,
Ana moon.beams tint the mountain !;
yVbe. asyy-drops gem the ployer's nest,
And fairies fit the mountain.
How sweet, when Harmony is mute,
And ev'ry star is blinking;
When plaintIess is the lovers lutte,
And all is hush'd in thinking.
How sweet to soothe the bleeding breast
Where Grief will ever languish
For Man is fsithless--Love distress'd--
Aud all is voic'd in anguish
uo.v sweet to breathe the vast sercue,
The walks Of woe defining
A catch of bliss the soul can CLEAN,
Each earthly sense refining
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-18

NO s., AdUSSETS ROW,
HAS JUST RECEIVED,
The Uestern Gazetteer or Ems-
grants Directory,
CONTAINING q Geographical Description of
~ the Weitern States and Territories, viz Ken
lucky, Indiana LouiGana, Ohio Teneffee and
M.liifiippi and the Territories of Illinois, Mfouri,
Alabama, Michigan and Northwestern, &c. &c by
s r. Brown. ais
The Universal Preceptor,
being general Grammar Of Arn. Sciences and
ufefal knowledge. by Rev D BLAIR.
History of the late War,
between the United States and Great Britain, con
tanning an account of the molf important engage
ments by Tea and land
Lewis and Clark's Expedition,
TO the fou.ces of the Mifiouri, theoce acrofs the
rocky noun. aims and down the river Columbia
to the Pacific Ocean.
The Theory ofmoral Sentiments
or an effay towards an Analysis of the principles
by which men naturally Judge concernipg The con
duct and character. 6rit of their neigbhors, and
afterwards of themfeves, &c .5c. by ADAM sMIT u
RS.
Hofman's Course of Legal Study.
Attorneys Dockets, &c. &c.
And : hsndfome affortment Of
ST.AIION44R Z
which, added to their former Rock, makes their
,af1rtrnens Of Book, md Stationary very compete
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-11-18
Benjamin Willis jr. & Co

Benjamin Willis jr. & Co.
8 "a Hay Ms,kst ROM,
TTAvE JUN received from New York great
I Il variety of
ENGLISH GOODS,
which they offer for fale at prices which cannot
fail meeting the wifhes of their cuftomers.
Haze likewise recsiUed,
20 Chefs ouchong Tea
2 Pipes Naples Brandy
as Barrels Southern Brandy and Gin
Malaga Wine VIA Ia.
40 Boxes Window Glass Z by 9, s by 8, 8 by 10
20 do. Pipes
I6 do Chocolate No Z.
indigo--real Ginger-Nutmsgs
Pepper-Sisrch
Is Ton, iron Ware well aG,rted
$40 Tea Kettles
Casks cut Nails
Box Wool Cards. Nov 10.