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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09
gP On The night Of the oflb
of August, there was Ice at Y h
ington, Penn. as thick as con
soaI leather

We are Informed, that several young men have
lately been prosecuted and fined, for making dslur
Dances il the time If divine service in the Net1o-
dist meeting house in this town Though NE are
sorry there should be any person 50 depraeed. as
to be guilty of such wickedness, yet We think il
highly commendabIe in religions societies, 10 Gin
disate their rights and privileges, even, (when 9th
er means cease to be effectual) by resort 10 the
law. And we would take this opportunity 90 ad
wise persons, who 20 to places Of divine worship.
TO conduct with that deceDcy, which becomes the
solemnty of the place; and avoid those disorders
which are so offensive to God, and so disagreeable
10 people who so there 70 worship.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 20
All concerned. thst she has been duly sppointe q
ard taken uDon herself, the trust Of Execusgix II
the isst viii md Tes srnent Of WINTHROP
BASTCN, lsse of y prthysrmou.h, in The coun-
~ of Cumberland, Cen lenan. deceased, by
giving bond as the lew direcfs--she therefore
requests sli persons Who are IRdeb ted 10 the
said Geceassd's ess&e 70 NIKE Immediate pay
meet nj those who have any demands thereon,
70 exhibit the same TO
HANNAH BASTON
Norihvsrm 1u'h July -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09
Nathan & Isaac WinIlow,


.nFFER fer faTe 4t their flore at the ign of tue
~ Whale JUN below the Hay Scales
Winter and Summer fraiged Sbrrnaceti
OIL,
by the cafk and retail, of hyperion quality for
burning citing wool Sc This oil i. a lamp
property trimed IL warranted 70 hurn until ex-
hau!sed, without fnuthGg picking up il lefs
liable to eresce about houfe fsfer on account Of
FIRE. not iuhjest to wafle by being placed 10 cur
rent OF air, and by scixa experiment proves as
cheap as candies at 10 cents per pound They
hkewite keep large sdortment of piared brais
and lapaoed LAMPs-poeket. and large Lam
fhovns &c.
II B. Lamps and Oil fur nifhed on trial, to be
returned if not satisfactory. Oil put up in tin
cashiers from 20 8 gallons, and fent gratis to
any part of the sown.
de, general afTortmsns of
Groceries, HoIlez0 g Hard Ware.
among which are ben Of German Mill Saws, and
ben Of Engiih Anvils, Vices and Shoves by the
dozen or ingls, al afforsment of cotton Factory
YARN from the mof approved factories.
20 Tons of afforted Rufha, Sweden and Englifh
IRON,
1000 Lbs. Of differed and Can STEEL, Of fupe-
riour quality ,fpike and nail Rods Plough mouIds
and Crow bars.
Sd boxes spernaceti CANDLES.
25 bbls fupsr6 ne frelh Flour
IS boxes by e BY 10 window GIafs
10 bbis mefs and clear PORK
a conlfzns fupp'y Of saco NAILS Of every Gee
LOO boxes mould and dpd TalIow CAN
DIES.
100 ouintsls Pollock and Cod FISH
10 hhis MOLASsES
c. A large aifortmeDt of Machine and
Hand CARDS, from JOHN WlNsLow
and Cos. approved factory.
"a The above articles will be fold very low for
cath approved credit.
Sept 8. (tf,l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09
From the Salem GGsette.
.Messrs. Shirleus,

sHcSSFSs DiLTtSlSs
Hearing much complaint among farmers
this year, Of smutty wheat, and seeing in your
paper Of the 23d of July last, request for
description Of the best method to prevent this
evil wishing likewise if possible TO contri-
butte something for tue public good shall
state 10 you the measures have pursued for
twenty-five years past, and the success atten-
ding those measures.
lfthe wheat be smulty il ought to be wash
ed and dried then to prepare one bushel,
place it in large Tub, or in pile on the
floor open il in The middle 10 near the bot
tos, and put therein three quarts of Stacked
lime; then take about as many quarts of
pickle, as strong as can be made with boiling
water and salt pour the pickle when boiling
hot moderately on the lime, constantly string
the same until it becomes like white-wash !;
mix the wheat and lime together, like mortar
until TIE lime is displayed over the whole !;
and il there appears to be more liquor than the
lime and wheat will absorb, sift on dry lime
until ii takes up the whole let it lay 12
hours in this state and it will be fit TO sow !;
if il should not be sown until it is completely
ary, u VIII not prevent lis yegetating.
Since ! have thus prepared my wheat
have not in more than twoor three years seen
smufty ear in my field, and then but very
few ; whereas before adopted this mode |
seldom failed of having my crop much injured
by smut. Ny neighbours generally practice
this method, and believe it is considered as
powerful. if not complete preventative Of
that evil.
Two men in this vicinity purchased their
seed wheat last spring at 40 miles distance,
out OF one and the same cask ; one of them
prepared his wheat as above, the other sowed
IL in It's natural state, the growth OF each Is
suAcient for % bushels per acre but in ths
wheat that was lined not one head of smut is
to be found, whereas in The other about one
fourth is smuity and | have in this and
years past found number of instances nearly
similar TO the above From long experience
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09

LIN promote generai information a e 'be
nrj,cts. and capacities Of each and ev-
I,,,oo oil The District OF Maine.
I. -. heeo % long accustomed 20 heaIlng the
IN a Ohio exiollcd as the iand n prcmsst--
! .ossessing sucl richness Of soil as not only
wf..are all kinds Of grains and vegetables
ir..... bors horses and cattle, sTonfoneousty--
x..,s,a eolourine has been given IN the &C
Il tksf country as 10 enlist the PreIudi-i
IA live some OF our citizens such exalted
!. ..,ns Of the ceuntry, that it y N VEIN 20
s.l ~ combating thetn-for where opinions
...n;eed without the aid Of reason, Il il in
think III changing them Nv The use 81 IL.
\" '<,,sse ulro have not thus been HeiudeJ by
-aare.eotasions of land spectators and their
~ &c .houid think the following informs-
4 communicated by gentleman who left
4. town last spring, In a letter 10 his friend,
"a . l,s1iBnat tug. 20, l3iT,' would not
/, he acceptable, but serve 10 reconcile them
n situations Providence has allotted them
'.a,;oos embracing as many privileges and
..r,,ts as can be found in any other part OF
" globe.
Fts letter commences with an account OF
.l,ons and stores Of various descriptions IN
r;nnati--sraopg which are seven tinman's
,<--piociy stores Of different kinds, and
|p,y.uiee. laior's sbops.-Capenters and
reas &c saws, get 81 90 per day for their
ca. and pay from three TO seven dollars
week for board. Stores rent from $3.50
(l3oo 90 per ann. ''---lie then proceeds by
|,.k,ng Thai. The atlantic States are bet
Ia : mechanic than this-a shoemaker,
Instance, paws 81 cents per 10. for sole
Sher, and for upper leather IN like proper
his shoes he gels S. 90, so that the
<Et here cannot possibly be greater than
Spng vow. A blacksmith gels s. for shoe
i horse, and pays sly 90 per cwi. for
n As il respects Farming, il man has cash
,gb to pay Sg5 90 per acre for land, he
i live easier here than in Maine-but ii
avs uncleafed land it will be hard work
Lear an acre a year. for the land abounds
hesvygroYth of beach, that grit from
ID Is feet.
AMI as it respects the habits Of the peo-
think large proportion OF them are
drinking and fighting are carried on
reat perfection. Scarcely day trans,
s but bear the horrid sound Of murder is
from the lips of some half murdered
{lcb. A scene like this occurred yester-
IL flew to the spot from whence the cry
ID, and you may judge what were my
ms in beholding a man full six feet, on
body of smaller one, cheocing has hand
as much elaboration as you would a
K Of roast beef. After he had satisfied
assge appetite he stuck bis finger in the
.'s eye and ioseit from IFS socket.
NY feelings were such that found il
uIt TO regain my lodging. Biting and
ing are tie only modes of fighting prac-
here To Tell you the truth, am SC
Psfed with The place That nothing short Of
rune would Induce ne to live herein
We can hardly be said TO live now, for
{musquitoes have almost eaten us up a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09
mr. 4RRTEn

In this town, by the Rev z. kellogg, Mr.. Dam
lei Patterson, Jr. to Miss Elizabeth Lane lr.
Samuel Worthley, to Miss Aliza Wyley--Mr.
Harmon Hall, to Miss Abigail Shaw.
In Alexandra, capt. Eleazer Crahtfce, OF Port
land to Miss Eliza Beleher, formerly Of Boston.
In Boston, William White, Esq. Of Belfast, NE.
TO Miss LYDIA A. Gordon Of Boston.
In Newburyport, Mr.. Charles Butler, TO Miss
Harriet Swain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09

TIE subfcriher hereby gives pubic nctice TO Al
concerned thar he has beea duy appointed
aud taken uson himlsf the tFun 81 aminisssafoF.
With the viii annexed, of the enate u JONI
THAN MITCHELL. lzie CT N7rhyarmoosn in
the county Of Cumberland Egsss deceased ~
giving bead a. tbe law he therefore
guefis AL pericns who indebted to he
seeSsseds eltate 20 Eskc lmnlediz e pawn
and shofe Who have apy demands hesec
exhsbif the fame 10 JtCO8 MICHEL
Nor hyarmaush. aug 81 1s7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09

/ khe annual commencement OF Bowdoin
sh' sge was held on Wednesday the Sd inst.
order Of exercises was as follows:
J. s'ses Of Candidates for The degree Of Bach
"A s. elor VI Arts.
a 'utatory Grafton, in Latin.
|. - Charles Packard
gl'sh Treatise.on TIE effect Of despoiic 6ooern-
on indiuduai Character.
James McKeen.
! III ngi'sh Dissertation, on The influence Of Com.
ia q on public Manners.
Joseph Green Moody.
nS' glish Dissertation, on The comparative Tal-
NIL 81 The Seres. Nathan Cummings.
slish Grafton, on TIE influence of moral
Rclpie upon intellectual Character and Pro.
I'll Phineas Pratt.
&giish nsquIasion,on The association Of Ideas.
~ Ebeneser Chse1er.
!ag iledictory Grafton, in English, on The con-
I'll soa, erfsfiag be.cten the 44rfs and Sciences.
shA Samuel Johnson.
y 'ses Of Candidates for The degree Of Mas
ter Of Arts.
Z. ii i'sh Grafton, on The character Of Firtne IN
Y Puotc Charles Dumaer, n Il.
~ edctory Grafton, in Latin, on TIE effects Of
inquiry on the Science and Happiness Of a
e"' John Ereieth, A. II.
performances were highly creditable
ri 'sien's Of The young gentlemen and very
Ma Y'ng 10 The friends oiliterature. Where
j pi'ied themselves so honourably il may,
s' oe thought myidious to notice indi-
-. excellence. Still however, we think
% dong others no injustice 10 say, that
,ss a'ions OF Pratt and Johnson. and the ora
l& mf. hummer, merit distinguished
llts 'o"om'ng young gentlemen received
sst Fee OF Bachelor Of Arts.
ii 'ezer Cl'eeyer Nathan Cummings Sam
,db '"son' James M'keen, Joseph Green
Charles Packard, Phineas Pratt and
ID idgery.
~ 'o'owing gentlemen were admitted to
:. ~ gree OF Master Of Arts.
|, ~ H Page. Henry Smith, James Bow
~ na,les y. Coggswell, John A. Douglas,
,JY hummer, Stephen Emery, John
I'D J, samuel Hale and William Fl. Hilton.
aesfee of Doctor Of Laws was confer
Fl ne Hen. Samuel S. Wilde
II ,'o'sfy degree Of Master Of Arts was
= On Simon Creenleaf Esqr.
!, sfs'ee Of Bachelor of Arts was confer
:, 'tsil1y hnbinson A. B Yale College.
q as 'ss' 4. b. Harvard University,
49, 'A'as d. Z. Harvard University.
j "sA'Asr was remarkably 6ne-The
, n ! s 's'se and brilliant; and perfect or
u seeotum marked the transactions 1,f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09

] am convinced That were farmers generally 10
adopt tie foregoing practice OF preparing
their wheat. il would be much 10 their advan-
tage. BRIDGETON.
Sept. Sd 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09
Chemical s. Philosophical Lecture,
THE Ladies and Gentlemen of Portland are in,

OfttWtCuC = IHttOSOpHtCut LcCtu5e.
THE Ladies and Gentlemen of Portland are in
formed thai q
Chemical and Philosophical Lsefme,
will be given by particular requett at Uaion Hail.
on Tuesday e7ening next, commencing at .
o clock.
The prime pal part of the experiments made at
the two lan Lectures will be repeated
The preaure eiafic'iy SC of The atmosphere
will be IIufirased by experiments with tbs Air
pump.
Some observations will he made particularly up
on heat as chemical agent The production of
vapour will be illuiated and the formation of
clouds and precipita ion of rain explained
The following Cafes will be exhibited aud their
properties and chemical conlli,uuon Il unrated by
a number of experiments Oxygene, Nisrosene
Hydro enc, Carburetled hydrogene. Amnansca
gas and Carbonic acid Gas
The E.bitsrasi.g Ca will probably he admin
filtered LOCKE
- Tickets may be had at Mtfrs Mudsy e
Whitmans Bockaore. Price SO eents
Sent 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09

II would seem. by card from tie pub.
Usher Of" The Observer Tediled by (. ".
Waldo, Esq. native of this town. paper
printed al Fayetteville, North Carolina that
he has been threatened, through The medium
Of anonymous letters, with the distinction Of
his printing Office, and with personal violence,
for the publication Of some sentiments often
sise TO the writers of those letters. In that
card, be in decided language, refuses 10 re-
tract sentiment, or syllable, anil bids open
defiance TO the vegence Of bis enemies. We
had hoped that our country would never
again be disgraced with even threats OF this
sort. We know nothing of the publication
complained of in this instance but the laws
are competen. 10 tbe protection of every per-
son in the enjoyment Of life, property, and
character; and we had hatiered ourselves
That the disposition to regulate these matters
Jg MODS and riots, had been buried IN the Crane
ofGENERAL LlNGAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09

THE subfcri5er he-ehY gives pn5lc notice 70
4 al coneerned that fhe b been duly APPOINT
Cd and taken upon heFfsf the sfua of reruf0x
Of the isa VIII aud Tetsnsen, Of JOSEPH ia
KE0, late of Porslaads 10 he county OF CuEnser
and Merchant deceased ly giving hond ssthe
law directs The therefore reqashs all rersors
who are Indebted to the fail csceafed's eas.ctO
make snmed a;e paymens snd lhose who have
anv Gsraas-Ls shereoo, Ia erhibit The tame 70
EIlZ BETH d KER
pcrsisni Ang. 81. 'ss7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09

Schrs. Morning-Star, Pendleton, Penobscot, and
olive branch. Drinkwater, do arrived AZ New.
NewYofk eth aIt.--Aretas, Prince, Of Portland
arrived az Philadelphia 28,h olt--brig Nmrod
Prince, Of Portland, cleared al Baltimore same
time.
Brig Panopea, Crabtree, OF Portland, sailed
from Alexandra. for liverpool 9ith ais.
Brig Joseph, Perkins of Castine, GO DAYS from
Liverpool, for Richmond, YVES in Hampton Roads
25th ult..
The Anti, Of Gath, was at Liverpool July is
Ship Na,na, Preble of Portland, for Havre
sailed 2 or s DAYS previous.
Brig Alfred, Rolf, for Portland in 10 DAYS, wa.
at st. Perres, Mart about the 18th ult.
Bark Americau, of Kennebunk. / days from.
Portland, for Madeira, was spoken 3ist ult in lat
IL, long. IS.
Sch Hero 5 weeks from the Straits OF Bellislp
ar. at Holmes Hole on Tuesday evening, and sen
Three Sisters, is days from do. on "Wednesday
both with full fares Informed that the Am fish,
ermen had met with no distractions from the Bril-.
ish
Brig Phoebe, Forsyth. al liverpool, was adve,-
tsed for Bath. Gath July.
The Leondas on her passage out 18th Nav #
New-York to Havre, in lat A. lon ~, 23, saw
within 90 feet IF the ship, STRANGE FISH il
lower part formed like fsh, and white the TOP
of the back brown with short hair on the heat
and back~-aboat feet long. The breast, shout.
der, head and face having the appearance 81 I,
human being; II was cain, and the fish was seer
playing round the ship the whole afternoon
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09
DANCING SCHOOL.

T OST, RED MoRocca PURsE, con aning .
IL .Fssll sum OF monsy-wh eser will IRA
tito the Prin ers shall be fewafdsd for his teou-
ole. Sept z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09
Dartmouth Medical Lectures.

Dartmouth Medical Lectures.
JHE Medical Lectures at Dartmouth College
will commence the 1rf Wednesday Of &c.
tober and continue three months.
Lectures on Anatomy and urgefy by CTsUs
PERKINS, NJ. ID
Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Physie
aud Mzterla Medca, by RfusaS d. MUS
VI ID.
Or J DANA 10 expected TO give the Lee
lures on Chemistry
P.s The bills are TO be fsnt for payment 10
Dr. MufeT Sept 3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09

Tie Newspapers is no qualification
so useful and agreeable, which can be obtain
ed at price so moderate as a Newspaper.
TO have a full sheet of paper handed you ev-
cry day, for two dollars for whole year
detailing all the most important events that
happen in the world, stating to you The meas
ures OF your government-he conduct of your
public .unctionafies-the movement Of your
army and nayy--useful discoveries-deaths
and marriages-essays political, moral and
humorous-poetry-a advertisements: What
mass OF matter.
But their usefulness in family where there
are children, is particularly observable Let
one family take paper, and another be with
out one--ler the children, in every other par
ticular have tie same opportunities OF educa-
ton, and it may be distinctly observed, that
those who have the chance to see the paper
are far the most intelligent, and improve much
the more rspid--a good newspaper is almost
equal to school A thousand facts useful
and pleasant 10 know, are learned and treas
ured up, and the person can hardly tell where
they obtained them. There is scarcely an
intelligent man of So who cannot tell you all
the material events ofthe French Revolution
and the history of Bonaparte Where was it
learned Prom the newspapers, almost ex-
clusvely.
Suppose Newspapers were to be struck out
of existence, what cloud of thick darkness
would rest upon Us! Notwithstanding all the
other sources of information remained to, us,
and The art of printing books continued we
should still grope our way in comparative ig-
norance. And il the newspapers are not suf-
| ficiently valuable to file, they are, neyerthe-
| less worth half the cost--to put up garden
seeds for the women--to cut out patterns for
the girls-to wrap up papers for the lawyer
TO light segars for the tavern keeper-to. roll
up tobacco for the merchant, or TO make kites
| for the boys. Who then would not take a
newspaper And il might be added, who
would refuse to pay for it
Dela1gare f'ederolsst.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09
HEZ. WTNSLOW

=
Hn /or Ssis al No. s Long WBo.f
~ Hhds retailing MolafTes
10 do 81. Crox Rum
do Jamaica do.
~ hhds. Mufcovado eugars
20 Chefs hyperion Souchong Tea
50 Baga Green CofF.e
500 hhds Turks lland Sat
100 do ST Ubes do. Sept 8.
5U hhds Of retailing MOLASsES--for
fs.e by JOSHUA RICH iRDsON,
Sept Long Wharf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09

Among the articles in repute, and held in the
greatest estimation of any thing in the mar
ket, save the precious metals themselves,
are orders OF the following tenure A few
hundred of them would be duly honored
and promptly attended 10 by the Editors Of
this paper -
From the Salem Gcsette.
MR. CUsHlNG.-Sir,-l have been Con
slant Reader and borroaper Of your paper
for several years. A piece ID one of your
late numbers extracted from the Evening Post
set me upon thinking that should like to
own paper to lend to others &c. Mr.. L.
the bearer of this will pay you one years add
vance, and will thank you to put me on
your subscription list
AlIlrc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09

TO be fold in Exchange Gree, al public auction
on Wednesday the 10Th i'm 6rtl rare bay
HORSE we'll calculated ~sr the faddle and car
rage said hcrfe can be recommended to The
purehafer Sept 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-09-09

POWERS OF ATTORNEY
FOR the transfer Of Capital Stock ia the e. 5
Bank, for sale at this Office.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10
In THE HOUSE OF REpR]
SENyATIVES.

THURSDAY, Dec. 4.
Three ether members appeared. viz.
from Virginia. MIR. Johnson from
Maryland. Mr.. bagly; and II ON Penn
syivani, Mr.. Bddsoin.
The following committees were
announced, having been appointed by
the Speaker. in pursuance ofthc order
OF yesterday
Commiilee Of HGgs and .Means---
Messrs. iuMaies, Smith of Md Bur-
well, pitain, Abo;t, Sergeant and
irinl,fe.
IF observation-disclosures. Taylor. Ty.
Ter, Merrill, Shaw, Boss, Whitemar
aud S,rong.
Of Commerce and ManJactures-
Messrs. Newton, Seybert, Mosele,
lrviDg, M'Laue, Crawford and Kin
|sey.
OF Cigims-hyessrs. williams o.
Y. Z. Rich. Bateman, M.Coy, Hun
'ingtiom. Schuyler and Walker of Ky
Of the Distrie; Of Colambi0-Mes
rs. Herbert, Miller, Peter. Boden
5trother, Claiborne, and Goth.
On The public Lands-Nlessrs. Ro
lIertson u Lou. Anderson ofKy. Mer
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10
CONG
In THE SENATE.

iSeceniir't j.
Mr.. Barbour. from committee
auns.ste.i ON that subject, reported
resolution for The admission OF t'ie
stat,- 81 Mississippi into the Union
which was read threc several times
pNss,,,f, and seat 10 the House Tor con-
,urrF", e.
And.the Senate adjourned.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10
In SENATE.
December i

Mr.. Campbell, from Tennessee, ap
peared and took his seat.
A letter was laid before the Senate
from David Holmes, Governor Of the
state OF mississippi. enclosing the
CONSTITUTIONS OF that state.
And the Senate adjonrued, having
no business before them.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10
SENATE.
December 8.

Mr.. Hcrsey. from Delaware, ap
peared and took his seat.
Mr.. Daggett offered a resolution. an
til rising the distribution of oertai.
public documents pri9tcd by Il. 3.
Wait and Suns, of Boston !; which
passed TO IA second reading.
The Senate resumed the coIsi,iepa
lion Of the motisn for the appointment
oi standing committees Of the Senate,
and having inserted Tuesday next. Us
the day when they would proceed T..
ti,eir app, in;ment, the motion Was
agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, it was
resolved, that the Senate would pro-
reed on Monday next to the appoint.
ment of a Chaplain and then
The Senate adjourned to Monaay
next.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-28
rs yet the connfersign is CASH
WILLIAM UII.LEY. Sd.

NO. l2., 7HAMss SqREET,
M ILL this day Open a general assortment OF
w GOOHS, suitable for the present season.
which being purchased at the Auctions in Boston,
for cash. far below the sterling cost, he will sell
thsm on the same terms, very low. They consist
of the following--viz.
Broadcloths Cassimeres Siockingne's,
from $50 to iOs6 per yard twilpd velvets 16 cents
per yard Italian and Canton Grapes, Lus,rings
sinchaws fancy Muslins shr,ipg Cottons of every
description and price do shirt.ngs 9imities fine
and common Prints; Cambiies uncommon cheap
Likezoise--Hosc, Ribbons, Shawls, Suspen.
ders, Festings very cheap; flag, bandsnna, BARGE
Iona, and Madras handkerchief gentleneR's fan.
cy Cravats do Gloves; ladies' Kid beaver, and silk
Gloves, Laces Fans; Linen Csmbrics cotton and
linen Chez brown and white Linens; Nsukins /,
Furni.ures imitation Grapes sheer, lace net aud
sp,der.net Musllns Buttons, an assortment chain
vest Buttons; and great number Of other articles,
too tedious 10 mention.
,Also--i case English Hats, cheaper than
can be purchased in Newport, & 10000 India sport
ing Crackers suitable for retailers, very Cheap.
Newport, Nav 81, 1917