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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
DEPARTMENT, OF STATE,

WdsAfngfon, Dec. !, 18i7.
TIRE 5ih volume OF the new edition Of the Law,
Of the UnEed States having been published,
those members Of the 18Th and 18th Congress who
are by law entitled 10 sets. md 10 vbuin il mag
not be convenient TO receive them at the place, viii
be furnished with copies oo their makiog knovnto
this department their respective places Of rcs:-
dence.
Gr Printers Of the Laws Of the tinted States ara
requested to give The above Al mser'ion IN ,hss
newspapers. b Decehiber IL.
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NEWPORT BANK.

NOTICES hereby given that on Thursday the
\ y fret day OF Janu1y next, tie half yearly di,i.
lend will be declared and paid such persons as tho
books OF the Bank will shaw TO be stockholders On
the 24,h inst
Notice IL likewise given, that on "Wednesday the
7th u said January, general meeting of The stock.
holders wiil lake place at the Sta,eiouse in New
port at halt past two O'Clock M for the election of
Directors and transaction Of the necessary business
Of said S..k
by o. der cf the President and Directors.
JOHN II. sHEAkMAN, Cashier.
Newport Dec. l6, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
NOTICE.

NNTE the subscribers. having been appointed "
w the Hon Court Of Probate in the town o. New
port, in the county of Newport, Commits oncrs -
receive aud examine the elsims sganst the ss'sIe ~
Capt. ASA BROOKS,
late Of Newport, deceased, Represented lnso'ven's
do hereby give notice that sis months, ron s me
S.,r hereof are allowed 10 tie creditors of s.id
Estate to bring In and prove ,Ier claims, ana ,hn.
we will attend for ,hst purpose, At cur RESPECTIVE
dwellings,, during said period.
g" InoSss sSgsstsni soDp, ,sD ! coD~i''i'as''.
An persons indebted 10 the Estate of sad dece"-
ed arr ealed upon to w Ike immediate payment 10
srnpHEN GOULD, Admih'strsioF'
Neupor- ~ mo ~, i6f7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24

Comm. ssionlrs' N0nes.
XGyEhe p!~.eriJsrs. having been appo,nSI,Ma ~ Ny Wy
,or, ~ ~, aon r's w"s of Newport, Comrul.soner' 70
r.ee,, ;o sysmne tic claims sgsios, the estate "
John MuRFIiEY,
e aid Newport. mariner, dec, s'rd, retrsssst
's :,ssn, do hereby give notice INST SIX mS''nsf
bn Dec Isl. allowed TO ,le eiea"aas ,y.;r.
n.,,. a. bring ia and prove ,hciriespaeuY. e,a''
.t, ,se w;l, attend Cor that pufroie, ~ ous 'S
ino I'VE dseI,ings. any time wjth,n that pe'"u
Jon ,o,,x r0MssEsn; 0ty,,h,Ssmhsr co@ni'''o"'f'
Az person. indebted TO ,e E,.,s :. ,sS sSs1u
..t s,e called upnn TO m,ke immed's'e paJ"s"S
THsNKFuL MUWnEf' Au"i"''"
Newport, Dec. a. ls0 s0----------------,. i, !,
/, smart. lively, scpsibic boy. rw ys.s o. nr
y Vsn,gra pace in sene is pe'''S" 49, - q,
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Benjomin Coweu, Esq Of prorjenco, has
been appointed Cls'k oi the Unitsd States
Ccnrt, for the Dsn let of Rhode .Isie;Id.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-24
Russia Duck g Butter.

100 Bolts Of inst quality Russia Duck
30 Fmkins OF Buffer,
For sale by CHRIS. RHODES
Dec 24ih 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04

Christ himself, whose disciple, Bishop and
brother, this James most certainly was ? This
again is almost incredible. Even the wise
and learned lttigus, who, was born in 1914,
when he seemed to doubt concerning the tes-
timony OF Christ as given in our copies, says
on the occasion IF any one object TO me,
that Josephus hath not omitted John the Bap-
list, the forerinner of Christ, nor James the
disciple ofChrist, and therefore could not have
done the part OF good HISTORIANS, if he had
been entirely silent concerning Christ, / shall
freely grant that Josephus is not entirely 81
lent concerning Christ nay | shall further
grant, that when Josephus was speaking oi
Christ, he did not bstan from his.commenda-
ton, for we are not TO determine, from that
nveterate hatred viii CHI the modern Jews bear
to Christ what was the behaviour Of those
Jews, upon whom the miracles that were dai-
ly wrought by the apostles in the name o.
Christ, imprinted sacred horror"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04

In Savannah, Oct. IS, Capt Nathaniel C. Mayo,
of Plymouth, master of brig Frederick, of Boston
aged %.
~ The number Of deaths in Savannah, from the
fist to 18th Oct was, the official report says o.
Fifty of Fever. A Charleston paper of Oct. Is,
states that's vessel which sailed from that port the
18th, bonnd to Savannah, had returned, in conse-
queuce of the alarming reports Of the sickness at S.
and that ship and brig bad gone up 10 Savannah,
but came out Immediately on hea ing Of the fever.
o. The deaths in New-OrIeans. ia the week
ending the 25th September, were eighty, all whites
but II.
In Highland counsy, NJ y Lydia Sands; found
murdered apparently with an ak; one wound was
through the temple into the brain. A young man
named Mark Tomlinson ba, been unprecedented on
suspicion.
Near SCiota, James Lane, executed for the MUIR
der of W lillian Dowel
In this town Mr.. Ricbmond Mitchell, aged IL
Mrs. Rebecca Bickford, aged 10. David. son OF
Maj. William p. Davis, aged year. child OF
MrThomas Tukesbury aged four days MIR. John
Lewis, formerly Of Conway, N. H. aged SO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04
Isaac GilEeg'S Estate.

| TO be told by order Of Court. at the dwelling
houfe Of Iiaac Cilkey late of Corham, in the
county of Cumberland Hcuiewrght deceafed on
the twenty lesond day of November merit, at eev-
en- clock 10 the forenoon 20 much of the real ef.
tate Of faid deceaied a. will produce the fun OF
thirteen hundred and Fifty dollars TO enable the nd
mnifratrix of faid eaate to pay the debts of faid
deceafsd and incidental charges Afo, AZ the fame
time and place, BY or'ier of the Judge Of Probate
for faid county the following articles of perfonsI
sifase of faid deceafed viz One horfe- wagon,
one oHcart leigh and harnsfs pillow TWO hoe.iwo
pitchfolks fadde and bride PADDLE bags one yoke,
ring and fiaple: fythe and fne,th, iron bar, two
cheas one dining table, rocking chair. eleven
chairs one loom and tackle three fpining wheels,
Gard table Joiner tools and Rock 10 trade. Dat
ed Al Corham this twenty eight day of October,
1917 KATY GILKtY Admi1iaratrix.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04

intention Of improving the Agriculture Of
Maine do not venture to suggest any plan
OF association, or any mode of operation, but
earnestly hope that the interest already ex-
cited, will not be permitted 10 subside until
something effective is decided upon. have
ever been che of those, who have confidently
believed that with proper culture the soil OF
Maine, under the blessing Of Providence, is
capable OF being made more productive in
the essentials of living, than any other section
OF the United States, taking into view all the
various productions Of the earth necessary 10
human subsistence. Further than this, be
lieve, and my belief is confirmed by a resi-
dence of some years in Maine, land those
years uniavoural to ve.etation,) that the
enterprlsing and industrious husbandman can
rise TO competent estate or even to circum-
stances OF wealth with more facility in Maine
than IN any other part of the United States.
know that this opinion will be considered
enthusiastic by those, who consider the South
and Western States as the land of promise,
and who from the description of interested
Spectators have imbibed the mania of the
age. But a few whispers of experience from
those, who have given mp snug estates in
Maine, and spent the avails in search Of the
beauties of Ohio few lessons from those,
who have returned wul the ruins Of good
estate, will convince the candid mind that my
opinion is well founded.
| Let the wisdom of men Of science let the
experience of practical farmers in Maine be
brought into exercise let them be heartily
directed 10 internal improy oments, and the
| American world will at once be convinced
that neither climate nor soil are deficient in
Maine in those properties essential TO abun-
dant harvests. A FARMER.
Norway, Oct. eth, 1917,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04
JOHN l.. STORER.

IT NO /. UNION ROW,
i LAS juG received 40 aTortment of
Il 90 Id >,
adapted TO the feafon aud offers very low for Csli
only
lanneis = Baixes- Qattiuettst +
An afortment of mems and women's leather, EiI
and kid GLOVES
Back asd colord Sutherland Florence silks
Mems and women's black white aud ilate worried
HOSIERY
Silk and costcn ditto e-a
Madraf HAndkerch efs- f.eam loca, shirtings
A large afortment Bomhazei,s and Widhores
Calicoes--C sriile Cinghams*
six checked ditto
Chindle Cords 81
Mems plain and checked Cravats
Factory Shrtings and Thrsad.--Sa uinetts.
Shawh- Mullins Dmosss - Cambricks
Single and double mild Cai7imeres
Broadcoths--Piains
Furnirures black Italian Grapes
Veff'ngs- Buttons--PlatIllss
India Cottous--Ind Caiicces
Back Canton Handker chiefs
Flag and bandanna ditto cotton do
Hi to1s-- Braces Umbrellas
Blankets Pese Cloths
kerfeys-Hunters Cloths
CoahnEs- Pan,aloon Drawers
Black and coerd fewing Silks aud Twill Sc &c
Nov 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04
EYnzeL .Sabln'a Esfote.

TO the W,dOrs heirs and Creditors Of the estate ef
FIsvei Sabn taisJ Portland in he Comfy IF
[anlbeyiana @ nienlan, deceased.
JOSEPH HOLLAND administered Of she
estate of ssid deceased has exhibited to me his
first account si administration of said estate, and
also his private account sgsiDst said deceased
end the same viii be considered by me !, a P,s'
bate Court, o. be held al the Pr lhste Office re-
sid Portland, on the second W ednS sd of De
cember next, at Ten O'Clock in he fore noon. Il
which line and place you may b. pre.en! srd
she casSe, It any yeu may have why the same
should NOT be allowed
SAN. FREEM N Judge of "a Caur,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04
PORT OF PORTL AND.

Entrances and Ciecraaaces al 14e Custom House
Oct. 20, ar. sloop Packet Lowell, from Bos-
ion-Sf, sloop Express, Hubbs, from do.--schr.
Rola, Lunt, from do.-Nov. 1, sloop Abby,
knight. do.
Ciedrdmces.-Oct. so, schr. Arctus Prince, for
PhlIadelphia--S1, sChr. Dolphin, Chadwick, for
Alexandra.
VESSELS LEFT.
AT Liverpool. Oct. 1. brig Recovery, Burnbam
of Kennebunk, for New-Orleans; Panopea, Crab
tree, Of Portland, just in from Alexandria.
AT Daslen, Oct. IS, schr. Union, Drinkwater, Of
Northyarmouth, 70: Newyork, in days.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
schr. Amazon, "a days from Martinique, for
Bath, has been spoken of Gay Head and supplied
with provisions.
Oct 2e, of Nantucket, brig Eunter, Miller, Of
Rennebunk, from Wilmington for Bristol, +. in
distress, intending to put into Portsmouth.
Ship Elizabeth, M'lntosll. for Charleston, sailed
from Belfast about III days since.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04
!. ANCIENT TESTIMONIES
seaeen,ng Jesus Of Nnzereth, &c.-No. VII.
~ FROM THE CAVE.

A.
= Having closed the account given of jose
plus, by the most eminent and learned men
from the earliest ages of Christianity proceed
next, 10 addnceAsuch remarks and observations
as have a tendency individually 10 prove thai
The preceding quotations are the genu.
inc production Of that celebrated historian.
Irhas been remarked by criticks and men
well acquainted with the ancient languages
shat the style Of all these original testimonies
IS exactly the same style that Josephus uses
sngeneral, and more especially. about those
parts of his writings, where these testimonies
are to be found. Very few have ever pre-
tended TO deny this, so far as those testimo-
MES relate to John The Baptist, and James The
Just-and it has now become equally undeni-
able with respect to that, concerning Christ.
Those passages in Josephus, concerning
John the Baptist, and James the Just, espec-
tally those in all our present copies, as well
as those cited from their copies by the an
clients, are plainly and undeniably genuine.
One writer however, seems to doubt thot.
concerning John the Baptist, though express.
ly quoted by Origen himself, out Of Josephus;
but as bis observations are feeble, and he
scarcely produces any thing like argument, we
shall take no further notice OF him.
These testimonies therefore, concerning
John the BAPTIST and James the Just, being
confessedly and undeniably written by ose.
phus himself, one would be apt TO imagine, il
TO be next to impossible, that he should Who'll
iy omit some testimony concerning Jesus
Christ; especially, while bis testimonies of
John and yames. are so honorable and give
them such exalted characters, If is imnossible
tnat his testimony concerning Christ, should
lie other than very honorable, and also such.
as afforded hlin still greater character.
LOUD The seif-same author, who gave such
iuli and advantageous character Of tbe B,n-
list, the forerunner Of Jesus of Nazareth tho
disciples OF which, same John were All direct
cd to Jesus OF Nazareth as the true M.ss;.s
and all OF whom afterwards became the d;s
ciples of Jesus, say nothing honousable of thai
Jesus of Nazareth himself and this in 4 his.
tory OF those very times ID which he was
born, lived and died7 This is iprred;hls
Again, would the very same author. who gave
such an advantageous character Of James he
Just, and this TOO, under the very apnellat;on
Of JAMES THE BROTHER OF JESUS
WHO WAS CALLED CHRIST, which
James was one Of the principal disciples and
aposiles Of this JESUS Christ. and had been
,eaany years the only christian Bishop Of the
relieving Jews of Judea and Jerusalem. IN
The very days, and very country of this emf
'lent writer |; could be, | say, wholly omit a.
y, nay, very honorable account of Jesus
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04

Oct. 90. Ar. at Tarpanlin Cove, brig Ann.Ma'
ria, Patten, from Santa Cruz for Bath. Also, Ar
brig Gratitude, Dr:nkwater, from Alexandria for
/ Portland t IT,
Philadelphia Oct. 25, ar schr. Decatur, Hill, IT
PASSPORT. CT. schr's. William. York, for.St. An
drews Planter, Sturdivant.- for Eastport.i: Oct
o. arrived schr's Franklin. Bates, from Portland
Osprey, Drinkwater, from Eastport; Dorcas- Ann,
Titcomh ON Portland
Norfolk, Oei 90, arrived sloop Polly, Low, from
York, Me.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04

A writer IN The Argus gives as strange rea-
sons for disbelieying the objections brought
against Mr. Jefferson and others as we ever
heard urged. The first is, these charges were
alledged against them number OF years ago.
2dly, they have been often repeated. 3dIy,
they are known 10 every man, woman, and
child. 4thly, Notwithstanding these charges
the aforementioned gentlemen have retained
theirpopularity Most cogent reasoning most
profound LOGlCk"!.r
eco pt
We are told by the Argus tina. The charac
ter of the late Gov. Sullivan was assailed by
the federal party before his election TO that
Office. II is true that bis conduct after that
period disappointed the expectations both of
the supporters and the opposers of his cleo
ton. The former expected he would tarneIy
succumb TO all their wishes; that he would
I'm fact, become the slave and even the scav-
niger of the party. What bis supporters ex-
pected, his opposers feared. Hence arose the
opposition OF the latter TO his election. But
Mr.. Sullivan disappointed both. This disap-
pointment was as offensive to the folmer,
whose plans of disorganisation, aud for intro
ducing disorder and confusion, he complete
ly frustrated, as it was agreeable and unex-
peeted TO the latter. certain would-be
great man, undertook to wait upon his Excel
lency, and prevail upon him both by /" logick'
and threats, to pursue different line of con-
duct. T" You acre elected said he, "bu mi,
influence and erertions, and II is IN my pozcer
To- illustrate your reelection" The reply oil
Mr.. 5. was highly honorable 10 his charac-
Ter, as well as expressive of his frmness and
independence of mind" | am the Governor
offhe Commonwealth, and not efo party In
pursuing the z0eLare Of The former, | regard
NOT the threats Of The latter. 40 al times, SIR,
shall be happy 10 see you at my house in the
character Of Mr.. -, but neUer in that q
dictator. AT preseaf you scM please TO take
gour leave" No wonder then that Gov. S.
became unpopular with the democratick par
ty previous TO his death. But in his success
cessor, Mr.. Gerry, their expectations were
realized, and their views accomplished.
During the last illness of certain chic
magistrate, his second in command waitec
upon. him, and after deplorng the loss of tbs
community, in the event of bis death, spoke
of the heavy burthen which must devolve up
ON himself, should such an event take place
The reply was, +" Make yourself perfectly easy
after :sert -aprI, the people zCtH relieve you,
shoulders from that 7ceight.'
The Argus declines canyassing the charges
brought against Mr.. Jefferson, Mr.. Galatin,
and others. But since it has accused the
Gazette of eliminating them, il. ought TO
:. substautiate its assertions This reluctance
can proceed only. from conviction of the
,sbadses. of the cause it has esponsed, and a
total incanacitY to defend it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04
For CHARLESTON, s. C..
For Noble and Blakely, alabama
sk4N Territory.
Of every defcription

ssssssissA TIKI packe, Eaisern Trader. now loading
oppoE,e No 49 Central Wharf will be despatched
as above without delay -For freight or pafIage
having good accommodations for ten pafsngers
apply to LELAsD tc ROBINSON No AZ, Central
Wharf or Iko kfITELL. NOS Long Wharf
Metre James Hale add John K Smith, If. under
the FIRM of Hale and Smith will take paiIage in
the above mentioned vefTei to efahlifh themieve,
As Commifiion Merchants at Blakey.-T cargo
Of faid veIeI 80 far engaged il conlgned TO them
I ofe who may with TO make further confen-
menis are requeffed to apply to fa,d Hale q Smith
No 40 Central Wharf
Reference TO @ Shaw aud T. Wait Bottom,
or jofeph Crofs, ir Portland Bolton Oct IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04

Several American vessels have been seized, and
severely fined, aud enc, New-York vessel cen
denned, in Liverpool, for having tobacco conceal
ed on board to be smuggled. This is UNIVERSAL,
done by the seamens and frequently escapes the
searches however strict, Of the master and officers
Vessels have been faed from S0t, 10 1901 and q
Custnm-Iiouse notice was published il September
announcing that in futug the Board will not be 6
lenent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04
H3RBTED,

In New-Gloucester. by the Rev. L. Moseley
Dr., symonds Baker. TO Miss Mary Booker.
In Cape-Elizabetb, by the Rev w Gregg, Mr.
John Armstrong, jr. to Mrs. Elizabeth Dyer
MIR. Moses Smith, of Portland, TO Miss judith
Knight, eldest daughter of Capt. George X. Of thai
place.
In this town, on Wednesday evening last, BY the
Rev. Edward Payson, Rev. LYMAN BEEcHEs OF
Litchfeld, Conn TO Miss HAREIor PORTER. /
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04
From the Lancaster Journal

From the Lancaster Journal.
TO ucoid The trouble Of grating TO obtain good Ap-
piles.
In every perfectly ripe apple, il is observed in a
late English publication, there will be found one,
and sometimes two round seeds, the Others having
Que or more fatted sides.-The round ones, il is
said, will produce the improved fruit from which
they were taken while those with hatted sides
viii produce the fruit Of the crab upon which the
graft was inserted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04

Among the late presents to Peale's museum, at
Baltimore, are, two baskets made of aeotermello1,
SEEDS by young lady of Virginia--two feathers
made ofsPmp glass, from Liverpoo--and dress
made Of fishes entraits. d
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04

In Marblehead (Mass.) 2Gt tons Of Hay
have been cut from 81 acres OF land, the pres
ent year-6rst crop 10 tons, in July second
do 81 tons, in September.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04
French Language, &c.

-
He subscribers, 10 ohviate The
inconvenience of snsDding TO the French Ian.
guaee Book Keeping &c fhe fame evening.
intend (for The accommodation of Gen smen, Who
may with 10 obtain kpowedg of the former,
giving lsaons, for thar: purPaie Wednefday and
saturday, EVENING" at MIR GurieYs ichool rocm
clu ing the win err commencing the prefer Reek,
Every exerton will be uled for he CONFERENCE
and improvement of rhoie who msy peae q favor
them with their attendance A few car be a, IN
ded to IL writing, the fame evenings, and Tbs 81
tenn of inlituc ion will be iuch a. to enfurs 81 2
ihort time a change firm lfif and irregular
method of writing to an eaiy, regular Fnonag
hand. |
Book Keeping, Navigation Sc taught as uiual
II would lie much TO 'he bere6t of ,hofe, who
in end to avail themelves Of the ple;ent oppoFtu-
pirg of perfec,ing themieives in Book Keeping 10
commence before the preieDt clsfs hage eomPleted
their term. l. CHAaPROSAY,
jill: p r CURLEY.
portland Nov 4t.-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04

The police of Savannah, on the l4th ult
seized, and distributed 10 the Poor House,
Barracks and Caol, sac hundred lcaues Q,
Bread, for deficiency of weight.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04

s,s1 ,ns Ts... p ~ s =.
ceafed, bas been preicn,ed for probate to me the
fubfcriber, Judge of Probate within and for faid
county, by Anne Bs afford the widow of faid de-
ceaied, the executsis therein named.
You are hereby cited TO appear before me at 3
probate court 10 be held g, the Probate Office 10
Portland in laid county on the fourth Wedneidsy
Of December nex at ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
aod shew cauis, if any you have why the fad IN
Arumen, fhould not be approved and allowed ss
the iaff will and eflament ofiaid dereafed.
Given under my hand at Portland sforeiaid the
thirtieth day of October A ID 1877.
SAM. FREEMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04

Thursday, the 25th of December next, has bee
appointed as day of Public Thanksgiving an,
Prayer in New-nanpshre.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04

An English Turnip was raised last year on tb'
farm of Mr.. Edmund Chase, of Minot, (Me
which weighed IS pounds and one quarter, aftc
il had laid all winter, with the top and roots oil
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04

Thursday, the 9th of Nov. is appointed to b
observed as day of public Thanksgiving in Con
aeCticut.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-04
NEW MUSIC.
FOR SALE AT
INM e. IL uVnEeC DooLoJa~ec

10 PORTLAND and BATH. price D. 10 dox. d.
Jingle,
Songs IF the Temple, or Byidgrvater Coilfe-
ton Of Sacred MuGc. 7be Viidge
Harmony, Northern Harmony,
and Salem Collections.
Afo. remAins Of Rev. RJcaAsD CEcrL, d very 10
tereiiing book. price rs cents.
w e. II HvDR. are Agents for ARMSTRONG;
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on the sane terms thar the Publher furnilhes il.
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