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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-11

"HhS soWo Nno Hasc nitucfto oetn IOokeS
up 10 as ,nen who were elevated above patty
chickering's, were seen on this occasion, act
ua,cd by the most malignant, party asperily.
We repest that the Republicans have the
majority in this town. The maligni'y and
intolerance of federalis,s, we hope win rouse
them toto action; we nope they win never
disgrace the mselyes' by following the shsme-
ful example ofsheir political opponents.
The Boston Palladium Of last week, says,
"the town officers elected this year in New
port, are fede<al--Ias, year democratic off,
GERS were elected" This Is mistake, aud
unless corrected by the editors Of that paper,
will leave an erroneous impression. The
fact is, the federslists have poiled the great
est number Of votes for the last ten or twelve
years, on every contested election. Last
year the Republicans succeeded in eleetiny
one out Of the Ave town. council men, and the
town-tressurer. Many other Subordinate Of
hces, have hitherto been considered Of too
little importance to contend for, and have
therefore been holden by persons Of both pol
itical parties. This year the federulists have
nude what they qusiotly term q cfean sweep
--but which will be cons side re by every mod
crate man, as rather dirty piece Of business.
II would be really wonderful, If the fed.
eralists had not the ascendancy In this state;
for every department. is made subservien, TO
their political interest. Judges, justices,
and even the higher branches of the govern
ment, all act in concert, without sny regard
TO justice or reason, or the oaths which would
compel we'll meaning men TO forget even
ha >f tnIr ~ r, Iekt
the exact discharge of their Official duties.
As for some Of the Judiciary, their stupidity
and ignorance will sufficiently excuse their
acting as the plan, tools Of the party.
Common sense and common honesty are
suffieen, qualifications for those who admin
lister the laws but when those are wanting,
dishonesty and vice fiourisbes for in those
who ought TO reprcss aud restrain them, pro.
teetors and supporters are found.
Properly isas well secured by the laws in
this state as In any state whatever; bot from
want Of knowledge and integrity in those
who administer and apply them, rogues are
effectually screened and protected, MS il The
laws were made pufposely for them. II is
not barely sufficient in an expounder OF the
law, TO be able to name the letters, spell tho
sylshes, and with the help Of dictionory,
give the meaning OF half the words. Hc
should have ssgsciiy enough TO enter into the
spiit Of the law; and when once carefully
read, perfectly understand il, and know
wha, power was delegated TO him. Bot the
fact is, they know little sb6u, il, and care
less, if lheir political conduct is bu. approv-
ed Of. ,....~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-11

The Nashville paper states, that Mr.. Jen-
kins, living abou, 30 miles above Nashville,
after boring so feet, struck ,he salt wafer,
which Immediately rose within four foe, Of
the top Of the earth,--every 10 bushels of
water, makes i OF beautiful white salt, 40
bushels are stated to be made in day.
ltis said that unslacked lime thrown on
tho land about sundown, rather thicker than
plaster is usually spread, will be Stacked by
the dew, aud will etfec,uaI!y destroy the worm
which has lately made It's appearshee in our
neighboring towns.--.f'y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-11

+, In the sumner Of leo5 Gov. Fenner and
1t. Gov. Paul Mumford both deceased, sod
Henry Smith, being 6r1 Senator, offieia,ed
as Governor, uniil tho new election 10 the
Spring Of lso6--in tba, year three candidates
fos Governor, were held up, and no choice
was made, consequently the duty Of Govern.
or devoIscd upon Isaac Wilbor, who vas
chosen Lieut.. Governor.
Jsmes Fssosr, 1907
William Jones. 1871
Nshemisa r. knight, 1,o,,
(ite preseui Governor,)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-11

aosri5is dea.h Of expiring whiIo suspended
in the air, with his head down and his fee,
up WITH his penkpife he deliberately sew
erod his foo, from his leg At the ankle joint,
aud on his hands and koees bent his course
tor home LIN this posture ho crawled full
half mile before his calls for assistance were
he ID, aud twice had to deviate several rods
from direct line 10 rivulet TO qoench his
raging thirst. We arc happy TO state ths,
he is like TO do well.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-15
PUBLIC UTILITY
ROMULUs RIGGS

At the Exchange and Brokers' Of
fee, Bridge Street, Georgetown. has
go, his establishment so arranger-
that he is at all times prepared TO fur
nish money in any part of the U.
States; persons holding funds they
wish to exchange can be accommodate
ed by forwarding them to his office
all those holding notes ofanf of the
banks ofthe District in amy part of
the U. States. by sending them to-
this Office, may have them put into the
currency OF the neighbourhood.
The highest premium paid for
drafts and bank notes on Boston. \.
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Viz
GINA. North Carolina. South Caro-
lima, Georgia : also for United States
Bank notes, Treasury notes and
specie. Holders of unchartered
bank notes. from any part of the u.
States, can have them put into specie,
~ any thing they may wish; all
kinds of western bank nptrs bought
and soid--Ail kinds Of stock bought
and sold, transfers made. dividends,
notes and drafts collected and REMIT
I'd for a small commission persons
abroad having claims against houses
~ the district, can haze thcm pGnctu
Ily attended to and settled. As there
are many persons who have money
living Idle. vino would wish to put ii
70 interest, such persons can have
tx per cent per aunum for it. for any
time not less than sixty days. and
not longer than twelve months /: in
lerest paid every sixty days ifrequir-
ID. and principle when demanded by
giving three days notice. no sums
.ess than onchundrcd dollars recci'-
ID on interest. The best security Civ
IN. Office kept open for business
from eight O'Clock in the morning.
agtiiI six O'Clock in the cyeailg.
January aS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-15
Exchange Office, Georgetolm
November y

Exchange Oincc, Oe0tSet0lo"
Z WILL give the highest premium to
Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, O
he following places. viz.
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, "a
6more. Virginia, North Carolina, south
Carolina and Georgia. will also CIV
The highest p' emium for Drafts On New
Orleans. Treasury Notes aud Specie.
An kinds Of Western Bank Note
bought and soid.
an kinds of Stocks and Bills OF Ex-
Ange bought aud sold. ,
Notes. Drafts, aud Interest collected
and reunited Tor small commission.
~ Persons travelling TO any part OF
he United States may be supplied with
u,ta5!s Funds.
~ Please to enquire at my Exchange
and Brokers Office, Bridgs-Strest, Geo.
1oss.
Pou,,JIuq Ricre
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-15
Land for Sac
VIIFF K
Ma oh 10

4 tract or parcel o. f.aad, containing
between two and thee hundred &c e..
IN the north side Of Cccoquan, in Fur,
lax county. a5uu 5 mics vest Of Occo
guam mills 1t is well watered With ne
yer falling springs. il is also we'll timber,
d.. and tie great Quantity OF lrr timber
on il renders IL the nnrs valuable Ia any
pcr.On in the coOperns line. This land
i Of the middle soil. and produces ccrn,
wheat OF any ether grain tolerah!e we'll
there Is about 100 acres cieaIrd and TO-
De good fence. The imprsveIEcGr, IRE
a - dwelling house & other out hoD es,
: i good apple orchard Of about sixty
trees.
Also,
One other tract in toe same county,
within three miles OF Occequao, Iyig! IN
Sandy Run, containing AZ acres one
halt in cultivation and under god ici.e,
the remainder heavily ilmbareJ. there
are on the premise, an Old raned dwell.
ling house and nut houses and all apple
orchard Of eisSs bessins trees.
Any pe:son nc;inIhg TO purchase cas
.iew tl,e ,mises and knnw the .srms
~ applying to the subscriber v no lives
near them. IN
Thomas GOSsOm.
November so 9montns'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-15
SALES AT VENDUE.
m every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
I.the venduc Store, corner Of Prince
and Water Streets,

I.tbe yenduc Store, corner Of Prince
and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
Dru Goods, Groceries, Sc.
,,rt;cslars Of which win be expressed in
the bills of the day.
~ All kind of goods which are on
imitation and the prices Of which are
s;t,bGshed, can at any time be viewed
anil purchased at The lowest limitation
ndPrlees' ,.,Oyp,,pn
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-15
Sales at auction.
,On Usdnesdays and Saturdays,


WILL BE OFFERED,
A. ,be \uctinn Office m Union street,
Between King and Pfnce-
v extensive and general assortment
Z Of seasonable Goods, u British.
R.snch. German. India. aud Domestic
M,ouacture, which will be well select
n aad well worthy the attention OF
Syp aud country merchants and others;
:, the undersigned will be abanisntly
uonIied from the manuiactors aud their
i.,spjs in Boston. New York and Phiia-
jsIpbia-vhich will give to gentlemen ~
vpportunity of laying in their goods on as
,cpI terms as they can he "a those cities
t,kiar into view the difference OF ES-
rhange. etc. etc.
The particular description OF goods
will be advertised in the papers OF the
a.
Consignments strictly attended to and
Iibsyal advances made II desirable
John Jackson & 20
iuctioneers.
y
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-15
February l2
For >aie

A Tract Of Land on he Potomac Ri
yer in Charle. Cocbty, Maryland about
three miles ai,Ne Maryland Punt ard
containing 756 acres mnre or less. The
above land is al present IN he bands It
tenants, though calculated f0r te>ira.
H Earn. II Is coniIac! and the sod
sood and possesses man advantages
from It's situation. lying Oh naNIgahle
river aud near several god fisheries.
rnose sho teeI di, ased 10 purchase, Il
is pe,umcd will visit the premise; and
terms will be made knnwn Oh appl al,Oo
to tic subscriber
George Forbes,
Port Tobacco, March i 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-15
Paper for Sale.
FOR a.,E.

A tract OF Laud CONTAINING 50. acres.
bore " less. lying on uccoquan bay IN
b. oanty of Fairfax and state ot NrgI-
n, aaJ,ining the lands OF Robert L.
Thompson and william Mason Ii IS
e'e,umed those desirous OF purchasing
sliI view the laud aud for themselves
lOtge OI Its peculiar advantages. One
eiTd Of the purch - mnney viii be re-
Sgred in han&. the balance at IL, y IL
Hoaths. with a deed Of trust 10 sccur
"e payments.
Thompson F. Mason.
december IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-15
n. E. Pun and Shoes.
John G. Ladd 6 Co.

Offer for Sale,
Landing from schooners Five Brothers,
New Packet and sloop Haymaher from
Boston,
100 hbls n E rum
7 bids do
s cases AMI barrels, containing
comnlets assortment OF mems and boys
coarse and 6ne shoes of superior quality.
March 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-15
For Sale,


sTHAT substantially built & elegan'
4 Is finished three story Brick D,rri
1pg House on Watershed, fcrneri
ne residence of the late H.. Kennedy
rith which will be sold, either conjoin
" o. separately, the adjoining vacan
lot. DC feet front and 100 feet deep.
rhe terms of safe will be very accoma'
dating to the purchaser.
II this property be not sold prvlou>i
10 the 18th of May next, 1t will thea u'
fpr Rent aud possession given immed'
ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
J, l.. M'kcnna
apr,I o. d2f& oawf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-15
Albany Oats.
ROBERT :. Bogus,
Boot u Sine Maker,

Boot u Shoe Maker,
Fairfax street, two doors south of King
street, respectfully informs his friends T.
the. publiclhat his establishment continues
open for their accommodation, and that
he has on hand Shoes, Dancing Pumps.
&c. in the first style Of elegance and
dursbility. He hopes by mis- attention to
business, to secure a portion OF public
pat onaee, which he pledges himself, no
exertion shall be omitted to merit.
March 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-15
June
Burr Mill Stone Manufacture
John S. Bro1rn and Co.

Respectfully INTERN n Public that
thew continue the MANUFACTURE
Of BURR MILL STONES, on the cor.
&c of Patrick and Cameron.streetS, IN
the town of Alexandria, where they arc
eaa, 10 receive any orders with which
Hey may I've favored, aah viii execute
eem with al! despatch and in the best
Ser.
HEY hare receired an assortment %
Boiting Cloths
Of good quality, aud intend keeping a
pnStant supply.
september 2S
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-15
Mechanics Bank, Alexandria

Mechanics Bank, Alexandra,
-,HRrch 4. 1917.
TNHE Stockholders'of this instita,ion
r. are hereby notified, that dividend
OF five per cent. on the capital stock paid
in, is this dav declared, payable TO them
or their legal representatives, on Friday
the I4th instant.
BY order Of the President and Direc.
tors.
I'm PGtoW. Jun. Cashier.
March 5 I'm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-15
LOST.

A Check drawn. by c, Smith, Cashr.
on In. llechanlch Bank of Baltimore IN
favor Of Juba OK. and by him endorsed
dated aIst Jannary, Tor $4,000 dollars,
written on quarter sheet OF letter paper,
the finder j. requested tn .eturn It to
either of the parties, or to the Bank OF TO
lumhia.
March l
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-15
S64
Just Necelyrti

Price 3 T. ~ bound and iettered
the new and complete life at eur
Blessed Lord u Saviour
JESUS CHRlSf,
Containing an authentic and full account
of all the wonderful transactions, suffer.
ipgs and death of our
GLORIOUS REnEENER.
With the lines. acts and ,otie ings Of LIS
holy Apostles, Evsngelis,s, Dscipirs,Sc,
including the lives of -. John the Bap.
fist, the Virgin Mary, aud a.aty other
eminent persons, and primhtNc Gins.
,ians.not to bcfaurd in any o,'e, work Of
the kind by
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-15
PAUL WRIGHT, d ID
Al. o,

AL'OJ
Price 2 dollars shd halt bound; Il Re
gistrr Of Officers d .igeEts, Civil NJ ii.
taPv and Naval. 10 the service oi The
Tilted States. 0n the 18th day OF sent.
1916. Published IN pursuance Of re.
solution Of congress, OF the eth April
1876
r. GRAY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-30

TIE power OF Misunderstanding in late news
paper an article under that head. stating the cir
cumstances of the mail-stage horses at \. York
brought 10 my mind circumstance equally forci
ble, Of the power of habit. An elderly gentle
man in New England. accustomed 10 atteud meet
ing bad horse on which he had rode (perhaps ev-
cry sshbath) from cnlt. In the spring Of the
year, when the horse had been iaboriously employ
cd in pionghine, his owner thought he would give
him day of rest, and walked 10 the meeting, about
one mile and half, leaving the horse in the pas
tare When the horses Of the neighbors, with
whom he was acoustic med TO 50 to meeting, came
BY be Jumped ont OF bis pasture came 10 his post al
the mcetng house door, aud there stood from 10 4.
~ until 8 p N. without moving a step--when hrs
owner took him ard having procured bride aud
and saddle rode him home. Perhaps were chilli Cd
like tiis horse accustomed frou their youth every
sabbath, 20 attend public worship of some KIND,
they would not when older. suffer trivial oecnr-
renceS 10 keep them nj home. The writer Of this
saw the horse when he passed to the meeting, and
all the time he was there, and lent his owner the
saddle and brdle with which he rode home.
Poadsoa Gaz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-30
inst Reeeired,

a FRESH supply of those
jEfy eFeened and highly appyoved A1eAs
ciaes, prepared BY W I. CONWAY,
No, /, Bumfead Place, Bottom; to wit.
Or. Re5s's Botanical Drops Z!
pr. Refs Afbmafic Pills.
Dir. RfBps Arqmafic female Pills,
for Obarrctions Sc.
Or. Refs Anti5iE0us Pix, for indi
geftion, &c.
Dr.. ReBFs Vegetable Specific, cure
for tie " SICK head ache = se0
Or. ReJfe'5 Vegetq6h Rbelmatic Pills !
approved BY be moi eminen, Of the faculty as a
phyhc they act without the Leaf pam and may be
taken BY Females under all circumstances 10 great
aeyanage-price S cts
DR.. 7ebps celebrated Rbematic Liniz
sasnt; 4 e reiefis immediate and the cure fire.
qusptly in "a hours though of years BANDING
Dsp,frie's Ointment, for the Itch, which
she il ever 70 iuyetsrste will be cured thereby in
one Hours apphcation ~ no d. &c, {so~ fatisg
fii--4price SO cts.
Duufrie'J Lotin, without smell, ter
the fame complaint. s5r Byf56 dstiseShis Dsrt;.
f,ix which roc ohiy renders che teeth besu4fuily
white, though heretofore discolored hut removes
The scu-vey frcr the gums ana al the Zane time
iuparts 10 The brea h the moi delectable fra9.
rancP.
4ibisn Corn lLgfer affords infant
cafe. at he fame line diIoves and draws the
corn cur by TIE, roots.
Canbrian 7ostb /cbe Pills, the relief
il immediate, witbout The leaf injury 10 the Teeth
DR.. Hante,'5 celebrated PiKr,
DR.. Hunters Injection Pczvders
Lr. Hunter Cerdte, for the prevention
ard cure CT the yensral Diftae, with iecrecy,
A treat,le defSrip1ive of the Gymptoms and meth
cd Of cure encirce each packet
~ None os'he above a, E genuine unless sign.
ed ~ w T Conway
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tess Throughout the United States
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-30

NOTICE is hereby given TO the heirs and cred-
tors of the efate of HENRY FROST. late Of
Pejspieot. in the county of Cumberland, gentleman
de- aaied, and all others concerned-thss William
Froit. administrator of fad eiae has exhibited TO
me The iuoicriber Judge CT the Court of Probate.
within and for fad comfy his fecond account of
Administration of faid eflaie and has ALTO made
application TO me 10 ext end The time fer fetling
his hnal account of administration thereof ard that
the fame will be conhdered al a Probate Court 70
be held at Portland Thin and for the county
aforsfaid, at the probate flee on the feccnd We'd
neiday of January next at ten O'Clock in he fore
noon when and where they may be preient and
thew csuie, ifany they have why the faid account
fhou'd not be allowed, and The term extended for
settling final account agreeabIy TO laid applica-
ton.
Given under my hand at Portland this tenth day
OF December in rhe year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and feventeen.
SAM FREEMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-30

THE ubscrber hereby gives tublic uoties 10
ell concerned. thst tie has been duly sp5o;n.
ted and ,tken upon himself he lrnst If adm in
istratos upon be estate Of STEPHEN HOLT.
Esq. late oi albany. in tie county oil Oxio d.
deceased. BY giving band - the law direcss--he
therefore requests sli Iel sons who are ipde bed
0 the said dccessed's estste Ike imnsdi-
ate payment and those VITO have shy demands
hefeon, to exhibit the same for settlement 20
URiAH HOLT.
Norway. Dec 8, 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-30

yX}E the fubfcribers having been appointed
Wv by the Hon Jeremiah Bailey Eiq Judge
Of Probate for the County of Lincoln to receive
and er7m,ue he claims of creditors the elate of
IOsHu RHYMES late of Bath, in faid county
ihirwfight decesfsd repreien'ed infolvent do
hereby give notice that Gr months are allowed to
said creditor. to bring in aud prove their Claims
end thar we flzll attend hat iervce at the office
Of William Thornd,ke IN faid Bath. on the fourth
Saturday, of December infant, sud on the fourth
Saturday, of each of The Eve following months at
NO O'Clock in the afternoon of each of faid days.
DAVID STINsON.
WILLIAM THoRNDlKR.
Bath Dec. ~ 1877.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-30

90 Acres of Lot No. as in the 81 division
a. sores of lol No. AZ 10 the 3 dvsion--Lot
NJ 9S 10 the 7th Division, containing Sc scres-
Also one other Lot in the 9Th division cont~in
ing So sores, with all he privileges 10 the
same Belonging, except Being subject 20 the
W dow's dover, al in he town # New Gl2uces
- JACOB BAILEY 5 of.s,d Estate
New (ttoGcesler. Dec % 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-30

HE iubfcriber hereby gives public netiee all
= conserned that he has been duly appointed &
taken upon himself he iruft of Adminiffrator of
b. efsate CT So MUEL EARNsWORTH. late of
Dricgson, ia the county Of Cumberland Physician
deceaied by eivine bond ssthe law directs He
hesef re ,equen' all perions who are indebted to
be said dsceaieds efaase 70 make immediate pay
snent and thoie who have ssy demands thereon,
% exhibit The fame to
SAMUEL FARNsWORTH.
Briigton, Dec 10, 1877.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-30
POETRY.
HOME.

TIE youth, middle ae'd and The grey.h beaded Sire,
To this gtandconclnson must come,
1ha, all who for happiness have desire,
Must End aud enjoy i. at home.
In youth how delightful. to range the gay fields,
Tho groves aud DER hillocks 10 roam--
Yet sporting IN groves and o'er landscapes, meier
yields
Surh heartfelt emotions as horne
The man Who has seen, sor the tolls, Of Gay,
Fame, riches, aud titles all come
If ask'd, what give bliss the most real % would
say
1.-The conjugai hro-side and home"
When keen cutting winds ,hro' the yaIlits 10 blow,
And howl DER the verdare siap'i biIlt
When high tow'ring mountains are covefG with
SNOW,
And frost has embargoed the rills,
How happy the man, when the clouds rom the west
Eoreteil cold storm is 10 come,
Who has for a shelter from Winters chill blast,
a neat little cot ami home.
The tho'ts of the soldier, when far. far away,
More swift than the Ait OF the Gnome,
Fua of from the camp DER the mountain viii stray,
10 dwell for moment al home.
The partner dauntless, when far of al sea,
Naught naaght but lie heavens in sight,
Who sing tips bis cam, and is merry all day,
And stands al the helm all night:
Who braves the long storm, the fierce breaker and
squall,
Unaw'd can view ocean in foam,
In battle too, fearless OF chain. shot or bali
Viii sigh when he thinks of his bone
The statesman, when absent 'monc courtiers and
kings,
In Palace, or Temple, or Dome
Exciaims, = these naught but the meanest oil
things
Compar'd with wife, children and home"
At Aurora's bright dawn, in the sweet time Of
spring,
When first the wing'd warblers have come,
! 1t charms US. ii absent, whenever they sing
Bur msch more than charms ii at home.
Then say, shall we more happiness have?
% yes.-And when will the time come
When tn body shall quietly rest in the grave,
Ard the soul finds in Heaven HoME
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-12-30
NOII(,E

ITO be sold at PuhIick Auction, by orGer of
= cour, on Thursday The 9th day Of Jennary
mex. 81 Ten O'Clock, A. VI. al the house Of Dex
er Bearce Ianholder in the town Of New Giou-
cesier, The following described Real Eet,le, The
roprr'y Of he late ROBERT BAILEY, &c
ceased, w