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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22
TFsam The Hl0n.reai Eera{i. !
CANA!..

Among other articles copied from The
American Journals, we recommend oil
attentive p rrusal of the memorial of the
commission rs Of the state Of New \ orlI.
70 the Congress. respecting the projected
Grand Canal, in wiiel, the interests of
fhcse provinces viii be inevitably iayOlv-
cd.-Thc completion OF that great aud
extensive work will literally render the
rich province OF Upper Cana,Ia an appen-
dage ofthe Uuiied States, if we suppose
the ties o! interest can lave any1 moral
or political influence. But we have ois,a
gated the ease with which that enter
Prise could be countcgacied al a compa-
ra,ively moderate expense. The memo
rial fakes wide range of argument in
support of the utility OF the undertaking.
Il, means Of the Canal the eastern and
western sections ofjhe union Will be more
closely united their connection and
influence with the Indian tribes will
become stronger, while they viii be pro
por.ionally weakened on the side OF the
British.
Those opinions are certainly wei
founded, for by thus charging the boun-
Diary OF navigation, it would be less won
deriul 10 see vessel from the port OF
London at the Sault Ste. Marie, ten
years hence, than it was thirty four years
ago to see on the Top OLA steep Hill above
the City of Glasgow, harbor con
tanning vessels from various parts OF Eu-
rope.
The Glasgow Canal received vessels Of
100 tons register. But in the event of a
mother war with the United States, the
American Canal would afford such tacili-
Ties 10 the enemy, as must soon destroy
our naval establishments on all the lakes,
and with them Upper Canada would con-
seuueuily come under foreign dominion.
Itwould be vain TO oppose to those faciii
ties the LOYALTY of Upper Canada, and the
;nvinciDie spirit urtile lliiIabitdnts. THAT
province has already been well tried it
did wonders; but you cannot expect il 10
perform imposSibilities. If all the i'm
provements 10 the navigation between
this and Prescott were made of which il
is susceptible, we should be able 60 meet
the enemy oil Lake Ontario on equal
terms at least but on the other lakes, it
would be Infinitely more difficult; yet by
corresponding enterprise with that of
our neighbours, we might bid them def
:nce as soon as they could menace u.s.
We 90 not pretend TO Judge Of what va
lue the fur trade has been 10 Canada, or
whether ii has been of any value at all,
coDsideredas a peaceful occupation. but
us the undivided friendship ofthe Indian
tribes during the last war, which certain
iy saved Upper Canada; since the Ame-
ricaEs value the friendship OF the tribes
so much, we could not have a stronger
mark TO guide us than their opinions.
Government ought to cherish every
establishment which could tend 10 retain
our alliance wlththe Indians. But oftiIis
we may probably say more on further
occasion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22


DIED -inthc CONT! % Haiifx OF The l3th inst cfer
lingering iAness Which he bore ia te most uex-
ampied patience ana iortitnde, 4fiicA Lors Esg. 80
totrey at Law.
fbis geuueisan. united TO sound and sceine an
dcrstamdiug urbanit ofmsnnefs aud sweetness Of
temper, which has secured io him te esteem, respect
and friendship 0i q numerous Acquaintance.
For some time previous 10 lis death bis mind seemed
to be much occupied with the subject ofthe christian re-
lgion. His reflections this subject led 20 deep and
imnuabe conviction OF s truth, ann b.. appeared ia his
10 enjoy tie most exquisite happiness from
consciousness OF his redemption .3roughtIe med ION
Ofthc Saviour ofsfuknd. BE often spoke ~ iha VANITY
and emptiness of al suDunay things aheH coapacd %
the hops and expectation Of safe of future aud eternal
happiness, ard cndeayofed 70 impress upon The inds Of
the friends who attended him IN his last moments
idea Of the essential andvita importance OF religion -
regards ic happiness this world aud ~ udispeBfl-
bic To TIC attainment OF REDEMPTION n Tie next.
As Mr. Love had led iiic oi virtue, and the
suedntegfty he died with the most reficct Caininess
aud compusurc, aud without csincing single pang
emotion Offemofsc.
Tie bas len a wife and one child. who, wiha long
train Of acquaintance and fnends cas neses eeso gs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22
Charleston. Ecbrnarn L.
WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND s. SPAIN.

WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND & SPAIN.
We learn by the British brig Mohawk,
Captain John 3. Avielhe, arrived here
yesterday evening FROM Havana, that the
British irigate Active, which went from
Jamaica some time since to demand the
specie forcibly taken from The wreck OF
the British sioop of war Tay, by Span
ish government vessel, had returned
without eiiecting the object of her missi-
on. II was the current opinion at fiaya-
ma, when the above vessel sailed, that. u
RUPTURE between the two govern
meits would grow out of this occur
renee. Letters received in town yester-
day from Havana, via Savannah, also men
ton that such result was very proba-
bic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22
.1dlliinIN ZllE- lHI1.

"Times are very hard here, produce
confines high, money scarce, aud dratis
on the Atlantic states cannot be nesoi'a-
ted"
Cotton - 90 cents, cash; Sugar 10
J cents Molasses sc cents; Flour $40 !;
Tobacco cents Bat. Pat.
MERCHANTS BANK OF ALEXAN-
DRlt.
THOMAS SWAN, EDMUED J. LEE, and
COLIN AULD, EsquireS, have been APP
pointed assignecs, 10 receive IN trust, for
certain purposes, the property, debts and
effects Of this bank. The paper issued
by the said bank will, however, be re-
ceived in payment for debts due that in
stituiion.-[ IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22
RATTIE MONUMENT.

The admirers Of the fine artswill rejoice
with us to learn, that the pieces ofsculpiure
intended to adOrn the Monument to- the
more. which is now building under the
,,i.,.'..,' 49,, e., ti,;. 80
artist himself. that he has found in the
architect of the Monument All artist wor-
thy OF his reputation. We should most
truly rejoice TO see the citizens of BaIti-
more profit by this union of talents-by
which they might soon acquire, in their
public edIices, The same reputation for
taste, that they already SO justly enjsy for
public spirit, liberaliiy and munif eencc.
Bat. Amcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22

10 ddOpt such mcaiiS, rs NAV seem 10 them rr
peIient, 10 give effect to- much of the pro-
visions continued in the resolutions of tie last
General Assembly, for the erection ola Monn-
ment 10 the memory ofthe late General George
" Washington, as arc now attainable."
The Senate 4 late and long on Il; variety OF
bills received from the other House.
lighthouses are very tiiu-the senate, (only
49, "a bare quOrum.--'ihe House OF Dele
gates have not More than orS above Il quo
r'm.-fhe Legislature will adjourn this day
or en- hlondAy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22

n appears hy m Official statement ofiie cort-ar,s
made BY The United States Navy Department ,u ls.
thd besides The conirfc pr shp timber SC for 7ls
aud fradtes, he Department conftserd tor orc
inii complete frame OF 1--we OK for "a % n slim ,, M
be delivered" on or before the sih fllt 1919 at .5rb
navy yard the nnisiorcr oil lhs navy board mas
designa,e A." aud ditto ur q slip 0ftHe Iiis uini ~
nlonths and two di,io tor irgaies, within H."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22
TFrom the Washington cir Gasette.1

from the Washington City Gazetto.
About fifty Dutch redemptioners pass
cd through here OF Wednesday last on
their way towards kentucky, TO certain
individuals of which state they are said TO
have indented themselves Tor three years,
IN Orc,er 10 deiray tie expcnce OF their
transportation from Amsterdam 10 the
United States. Three hundred are said
to have arrived al Annapolis in one vessel,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22
SPANISH-AMERICA.
E.ct'act Of a ietterfrom Geae,M DLiaa, To a
Gentleman an Baltimore, dated

GALyEsTOwN, Dec -, 1910.
Shall relate TO you my misfortnncs~ =
Yet none have happened which are capable OF
destroying my enterprise or my courage and
feel confident thatl will be a Die to surnount
tho difficulties which till now have stopuedn,y
progress.
The accounts received from The interior are
eitter satisfactory or they are promising and
cannot describe my anxiety to be among those
brave patriots.
HIS rosse5s wcre shattered in q serere
s'Gte at Port-au Prince. Fed Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22

p.rsYar0, said 10 De worth elghteen or
,,rcntu thos,sand dollars. This donation is
,,sde on the condition that il the late acts
Of The Legislature shall be repealed with
ont The consen, of the Trustees, or be-
come imperative, the grant shall Devoid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22
Oilebec- .InI,,,nl.n 30.

tSHeOec, January 30.
In the House Of Assembly OF 'ihurs-
day last, leave was given To- bring in
bill TO regulate the trade between this
Province and the United States, by land
or inland navigation; and the same re-
ceived and read for the first time, and
ordered TO be read second time on Sa-
turday.
On Tuesday the committee Of the
whole to whom it was referred. 10 consi-
der the eXpedicncy oirepealing that part
Of the army bill act winch prohibits the
expectation Of coin, reported the eXpedi-
ency of tie measure, Which was concumed
III by the House.
We understand that the ST. Lawrence
is frozen over as low as 81. Fctlier, CIR
cumstance which has not before happen
-Od we believe, Tor the last haifccntury-
a gentleman from that quarter informs
AIS, that 1t is the opinion of the inhdDi-
SAINTS there, that Il the severe weather
continue fcw days longer, it will be the
mems of extending the bridge Office 10
tive Isle liadqme. The width Of the river
at fhe latter place is about six miles at
ST. Waller 1t is about three.
February 6.
A letter from q gentleman ia Three
Rivers, gives tie following account of an
extraordinary emigration from fertile,
and hitherto furnishing part Of the Pro-
Vimce-Ihe cause thereof is not mention
ed.
Upwards ofeighty families have gone
from the townships situated on ihe St.
Francois, in the district OfThree Rivers,
within the last month, and Others are
following. Their course is for The State
of PENNSYLVANIA, and Upper Canada
This will prove serious loss 10 this
Province. That fine settlement will lie
destitute ofinhabitauts by another year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22

We are Informed, that late and impoy
tant news was received yesterday in this
city, from the North West, by which it
appears thai The scenes of carnage that
have formerly Quilted that country, h,ye
not terminated; il is said that an Officer
belonging To the iiudson's Bay Company
has been murdered
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22

II virtue 81 Deed Of IfGs executed The Suhscri-
= Dtfa ~ IHPiet Estes ahu saiai his wife TO Sc
cure The payment eta deb due to james lewis ana
seDt Que 4" Jesse Lew particularly spcccd iu the said
ue' "hrn dfedis duly admitted 90 ~ the Caun-
Court Office Of AlhemaTlc--Nili be sold on . c,i.
Se al public auction to the highest BIDDER Tor ready
money on theTh April nest Tire LDfs ~, g1Hd ia H..
oWn VI Charlottesville with tcir appurtitaces kno,
Dythe name Oftb Stone BsifGirr and formerly the
property ola certain Peter Mafk f0r the urir,se OF s
pences of executing said trust
ne subscribers, acting irHsrccs for the bcneGt Of
o'heia "h' ohiy convey sucii t,eas ey may possess
AierGRder Garrett,
JoH,ey Otd.
Nimyod Bsnpidn.
ftb -. ypsfv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22


N/lkGINlA heid in the Clerks Onice of The
Superior Court OF Chancery Tor the L-wis5urg Dis
trict, the first Monday in Dec. 1916.
Lawrence a. Washington, Plaintiff.
bushfou NasiIllstol2nd others, D6feRd00fS
Inc befeneants George W T.. Gusts, NOblet Herbert
& Mary his wiie, iisirOd Washington George wash
ington, sons of William A. and Jane wash ngton al
ana sarah Washington son and daughter OF william A.
washington sarah Fltzhugh Waiter Washington Will.
aiil Washington and George Washington, chldTen and
he'IsoI George ciepIoe Washington, Charles lewis R0
pert lewis, lhoma Davidson ard AuH his wife Aiexaii-
Ger Spotswood and elizabeth his wife Thomas
refer, aud Adr,ha his vie, aud iiilaDe,h y,
ta nos having entered ter appearance nor gwen Sc
c";iy agreeable to the rGes ofts court aud At near
ing to the saacon Of tie cont by legal evidence tiat
Hty az not inhabitants al Ibis CONFERENCE.-The 4 is m
ee'ed Iha The SAID defendants do appear here On the
hrst day OF the term answer he piatil,s hill
au thata cop 81 his order be forthwith published in
snli'e newspaper printed within III isCoumonvealh and
la aHo'Ler copy be posted the courthouse door Of
this county.
Copy, TtSte,
Feb'y22. a5 Neu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22

NTALU tCLT Hock If Urn Gnoas. al >fDeJj,o me
S"bscf'neis intending 10 deci.ue business, VIII on
'"u"ay 'the lu'h day Of March rcXt, seiithc entire
si"ch OF GOODS at auction amount az 40 aput : a. gnn
ana comprising probably the best "a sortineut ever ti.r
"a IN iis market Iheollowug comprise part 81 the
Best sagcrfre mid5liog cov'p,op c,fhs a,,a cassi-
Wefrs ITfyh Ha,Ds, shirfiHS ShecffDg cakcafs .s,.
orfcst mNstiNS, TURNS, carts and UfkrCt Eg, l,,Js
prs, Urffir,, coftOR tQlfs fcroufircy gs6 D,reg,s
ft''1hst 81 uNH cotton slfrfg six rcff1y ma ,,t,
fc8 hoej'y. etoees kncg s. coffeH 5cI f;rti., 5yj
yt"Ahtff, "Ngf caif'ps -e7d ffW ByWS5clg cgry.fs
f4'fhg mn eeery tbiHg Dcces sory fo ossorf Lry
We beg leave 20 assure the public that every article in
o slol' "i! Tee offered ana sold that d,sappoint
peHi cdn accrue 90 purchasers ATTENDING e sale Tl,e
sale w'i be continued fom day to day an.il closed
r,,-n,,., MARKS 3 RAPHAEL.
u ParthMs, DlmIopJ Coplau9.
-- ..D -. - 91-tl5M
Al CHANcERY United States Cou7l- fif,ii Cirr1-,f
aud virginia District, Nov. 70. $50
Frcder1rF Harris uar dc bosls nan rim me zrj,y
"""','H. ~ Chorf's SDifh, tic acV1ccr asc. 0Nf
er~W"trciW &c Dmf nan Uh me ait0racrcdofi
tH"Nef o"Fh, Tue tIfer, dee. PiatGuns.
Reteri Bogir, oyd .yoan y. lfqdcr,ou rad nm. M
0cfsO0, Gdat'ys Of GdrfQgd lfuSfrsos dee 0Dd III
S'1e J7hH 2. -fHderso0 ord nm /fu9srson (sslrI
to7a -fndcrso', Ekis0bcfh f9ffrsov. Jlqrg o ia
eersoH l.tpa7f emu cf Harg yfndysn,.l Nancy M
derscg. H6,ia dadf-Sot Bifr5ridrf .f4dfrsos ~
t7isfcq4 dgdersw and GeRtt fsdcrs0r hairs IN
6tsfr'"fees ~ The said CoriaHd .frdcysan der.
TIE defendants Robert Bowie. nn,brdge Arlere"n ar4
Armistcad Anderson not having entered tierappelfar
ans sven security according to Tie gics Of mis- ssnstl
ana u appearing TO the satisfaction OF the corft f ~
sad defendants are moi mbd htau- cf aims Iarg,ct D.
Crdcrcd That Tire said defendants Do atn, he,s IL
Is. 9 o. snc heSt term add answer tac pisnHTs Dbl
ana ihat cory OF tht order be forthwith inherited "A
some ncHspays printed in the city as Rriuond ~ 40
months sucrsssyey and posted al the front door OF ia
Capitol IN the said city.
RlcEARD JERFfIRs. cis.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22

Charitable EstgJ6shmen.-We are in
formed thata temporary SoRp House has
just been established in Frankln-sircet,
near The Arsenal, by some humane indi-
viduals. for making Soup, TO be delivered
gratis, TO all such poor persons a may APP
ply. 1t commenced its operations on
Saturday, when upwards of 500 persons
were relieved. Many more sufferers APP
piled, but the supplies fell short. We un-
derstand, however, that arrangements are
made TO deliver double that quantity this
day, between the hours OF 8 and 10, and
every day at those hours, during the con-
tinuance ofihe inc!ement weather.
This being useful and expensive I'm
dertaking, OF a nature that will greatly a
meliorate The many cases of misery and
want, at present existing in this cifv-al
persons disposed to aid by donations of
money, meat or meal, are respectfully in
formed, that the same will he received at
3o7 Pearl-street, and applied to this OBJ
ject. Mere. Adc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22
Boston, February Is.

Shocking Calamity. On Thursday
the 9th inst. the dwelling house of Mr..
Whitchouse, in e western partof Noble
borough, Maine, was consumed by fire
with five OF IT'S inhabitants. The conha-
grafton WAS far advanced when first dis
covered 10y Mr.. WhItehOuse. His wife
was sick, having been lately confined.
lie hastily threw two OF his children from
the window, helped out the nurse, and
went To- save his wife ard three other
children, including the infant, bat with
them perished in the flames. The bones
OF the unfortunate husband were found
near the bed, and those of his wife near
the door, SO that they must have passed
each other.--Thcrp was no person near
TO render any assistance.
Yesterday was The coolest day here
this season. The Thermometer which
stood in the morning few degrees above
zero, sunk during the day, and at sunset
was at 10 below. a strong westerly and
uortll westerly wind bless through ilie day,
which rendered the air more cutting titan
is often felt in our climate. Daily ode.
Information has reached town from Lu-
bee (says the Boston Daily Advertiser, OF
Friday ) that the Plaster Law Of fle Pro-
vince Of New-Bruuswick, is Immediately
10 take effect, aud that a Proclamation 10
that effect had reached Lubcc. II will be
remembered, that this law prohibits the
landing of Plaster at Boston, or any port
east of it, under penalty Of twenty sbil-
llngs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22
WYALrH OF NFw-YoRK.

The total valuation o. real and per
sona' estates in the several counties of
this state, returned TO the Compiroller's
office III 1919, amounts III the aggregate,
Ia t'oo htu'd,cd &. ninety three millions, eight
hnndred mud eighty two Thousand, tEo hum
drea and i'ceny fur dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22


ENnltEE MORO IS committed Jail IN the conn
"A " OF Mathews, The 2ath Dee 1910.
NGAHcs--DANtEL, isaac aud JOHN. They say they
we're purchased 10y M CLAY fron the State of North
CaIOhna Dfi(tG came from abbot county Mar Wand.
IS"uc nom fennsy lvdnd. J0ili from Kent conn
y, Maryland. The threewere chained By the necks TO-
getheT.
anc take them away. II shall Gpear 10 defIaY
then expenses, they will in due lime sold ACCORDING
to iaw IN such Cases mace and provided.
Feby ~. ON
4 DIVERT ISESi ENT.-NheTe8s II has D. en- ti. t..-
"A slant practice vi gentlemen mot orr mslgoursj to
mint on our plantations IA PoNalan county unso:cit-
ed-snd whereas we conceive likely To- s,stsin
considerable injury nom sHch PRACTICES therefore
herehy iofWarn all persons ia future from hunting on
cur SAID p'ansatons Il beng determination after Ibis
Notice 90 view every such offence trespass and treat
II as The law directs.
yrDTty ~ N
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29
Nathan & Isaac Winflow,

Nathan & Isaac Winflow,
OFFER for faIe Al their fiofe No. ]. Ex6ssgs-
" Rss jun below the Hay Market.
Wmfer and SUMMER Trained Speyn'aceti
OIL,
by the esh and retail Families who with can
have IL put up in tin easifers from to 10 gallons
each, large afJrtmens Of brsf, and iaPaned
LAMPS, pockei Lanterns &c.
die A general sGonment Of
Groceric5, H0llt10 q Hard Ware,
among which are ben of German Mill saws, and
beli Of EngIifh Anv,Is Wees and shovels by the
dozen or hnge, an sGortment OF cotton Factory
YARN from the molf approved factories.
20 Tons OF zfforted Rufia, Sweden and Engfih
IRON
1000 Lbs. Of differed aud Can STEEL, of fupe.
riour quality fpike and nail Rod, Plough fnouids
add Crow bars.
so bores spermzceti CANDLES.
3 Hhds Muleovado sUCAR
boxes Havana do
chefs sonchong TIA
$ cafks freih smyrna RAINS
IS bbs fuper6ne frefh Flour
Is bores by T. BY 10 window Clafs
10 bbls prime PORK
A eOnitsnt fupply of ~aeo NAILS of every l1e
900 bores mould and dip'd TalIow CAN
wv DIES.
100 quinis.s Pollock and Cod FISH
10 Lhds MOLAsSES.
@ A large aGortment of Machine and
Hand CARDS, from JOHN WINsLow
and Co.'S. approved factory
e. The above articles will be fold very low for
esih or approved credit.
Nov. IL Vf0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29

THE Psjepfcot Proprietors Of Lands lying on
both ades of Audroieoggin River are notified
and warned TO meet az John Gilman Hotel in
Newburyport on Tueidsy the Grth day of May
nert al two Of The clock p M, TO act on the fol
loving particu srs viz
IN To choole Moderator.
Cd To ehoo(s all officers n may be judged ne
reffary % manage the concerns of iaid proPrietors
Sd 70 allow bills of charge againii The ProPri-
xtc-s
4sh 70 make provi6on for the payment of the
demands sgzna The Proprietors
ssh To authnrixe fone perfon TO make fale of
a part or all the remaining nsdivided lands of the
Proprietor. and 10 give deed or deeds Of convey
soce Of The lame, or 20 raise money and make di-
vision of their and
JOSIAH LrTTLE Propsistou Clerk.
Newbury, April 5th 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29
MORE NE " GOODS.
IDcFpH HARROD,

Csv.s, If Exsbsagf = A1'fs,< -fssa''
rs now opening for iae an erieni'vs ~h0''''eA'
of
WooEen, Cotton, anil SIR Gocds,
which will be fold very cheap for Cam o. =
eonfiifing "a part OF
BLACK blue, brown and bronze Wen OF Ent @no
BROADCLOFHs
Black, blue, brown, olive and mix'd Broad Ci0shs'
very cheap
Common aud low priced ditto
superfine aud common CASSIMERES
Costincs-Toiinette and S~aufdown VsIhngs
Flanuels md BziEe,-Swanfkins- Bookings
Plane aud twill Bopbazstts. all colours
Scotch and Tartan Plaids-hgured Rattinets
Nankln zud Canton Grapes
Black white and pink Italian Grape
Elegant green and blue Table Cleshs
Imitarion,canimere, fix and chintz shaws
4 4 and 7 Colerzin Linens-Brown HoHznos
Calicoes-e Ginghsms. very cheap
Linen and cotton Cambrics-PelIhs Flannes
Queens Cioths-Pautaloon Draws
Black. white, llte and lead Worried Hole
Black and olive Velvets--biack and ceiored FeiVet
Bindings
Ribbons an affor. ment-Mufilns
Gardeners worried and lambs wool Hois
White black and .cooured Lsvantines
Florence Silks, all colours
Beaver and FIX Goves-LInea Beaver Gloves
Buttons-lewing Silk-Cotton Balls Ce. Cc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29
A TfVERN HOUSE.
american Manufactured Goods.

american Manufactured Goods.
Ne 2, Mfg, Rs-r.
JOSEPH PoPE, agent for 6lHy q Bysrpn. OF
] Providence, who keep him connansiy fupplied
from their iorg known and well eaablifhedFaa
~ al Pawtueket, with general afForsment OF
american Cation Goods,
COMMITTING or
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
26 sthreadsd whites color stocking Yarn
Whitesnd colored fewing Cotton.
MISUNDERSTANDING -Cherks-stripes
Cinghams-ChambrsYs-Hed Ticking. &c.
~ Shopkeepersin town and couutry asd PEG
pie in general who win TO furnin ,hemfssvss With
rhe above articles will befupplisd II the Factory
prices.