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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-01


some times rescues it ffou Contempt
II this practice OF morally gibbe,ing the
disciples OF political iniquity tended oniy 20
perpciuare Aaeir mor,ihcs,ion add disg' sce,,
II would be repre- ehcnsIb!e in The eye OF char
eity. Blu, IL is sanctioned by uobIer object.
Il is useful as a warning 10 those selisn and
turbulent politicians, Who build their hopes,
as owls do their nests, on the ruins oil the
country--wno seek to divert tbs, opposition
gaiDst their own fuiers, in time Of war, which
ought to be directed agains, the enemy--who-
scixs the moment OF national calamity 10
Wrrk upon the passions OF tho peon.s, end
mould The m to the worst Of payroses-who,
with the ingenuity but pst tho merit of the
steam onyinseI, would heat the public mind
to operate upon the macninery Of uDpnnci.
pied ambltion---and who, elated vith partial
success, and forgetting alike the magnitude
Of obstacles and the scantiness Of their own
means, srru, sboot with all the self-sufhciency
of impotent medness, as strong in conceit rs
weak 10 Heslity.
Weak aod des picablc as was that political
monster, re Hartford Convention, no A me
lean viii, desire 20 be again disgusted (for
terrified " shall oever be sgain) BY its re.
s2pe afsuee and as long as it is kept io re.
me moI ance, no cne will tlsk the shame and
odium Of reSivins it.--.fmer. ,Yafchxnan.
Itis reported, (,sys The New York Gsreue)
that government intend ~ send out a riyste
demand Of CHRIoTOPHE the psymenl of
about hve hundred Thousand doiIsss, tbe a.
mount Of his spolistions upon our commerce.
Ch-istophe, il is known, 10 rich 10 fEcis, a.
we'll ss Ia other resources.
IL is said that the Celebrated Gep. Bsh-
EARD, of the T.. S. engineer COPS, ha. .,..
cea,ly arrived at Plausberg, for the purpose
of selecting the mos, soilsble place 10 com.
menee foriEestions.
IMPORTANT 10 zme,sesns fysdiss 10 the rre.f
irdies--A gentle man Is,ely ON the Wes,.
Indies states, for public infor nation, tss, mas
isrs of American vessels must be eau,ions not
to anchor for longer pc Rod than - hours,
If any OF the British ports IN the Ws, Indies
from which Ametie an commercials excluded.
In this case they viii he ilsbe to seizute sod
condemnation, on the plea of the design 10
attempt breach Of the Trade Laws. Our
infof mant adds that one vessel from N. Caro-
lima, for auehoring near The port Of Antigua,
wss seized and carried in, and bu, for sons
insuensisl Friend, ef her esfls:a, would bays
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-01

The undersigned, Consul General al inter-
iu' of his Mos, Fahhtni MaJes'y the King Of
Portugal, Brsziis and Algar,es, to ,hs Unit.
cd States of America, having noticed that
sAneriean vessels ere in the hsbm Of going to
some of the islands under II. Ms. dominion,
40 order to take there a,sarco of salt and pre-.
coed with IL to Some por, = the bra2iis; he
herewith makes Known, that eassoes OF this
description will NOT be sdrnittsd, a. ooiy ves.
so!s Under the national aag acs st liberty to
carry 90 the direct trade between the ports
OF h, Ms doniinioos, With their respective
produces.
JOAQUIN loZE vaSQuEs, jr.
n Hew.York, Deoem6rr 10, 1875
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= ALxx. e. HASson 10 elected q Senator il
Congress from MAJ 'yland,. to fll the vaeane,
occasioned by the resignation Of K. G. Har
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-01
DIED,

~ DartmOnth, Mass Mr. CtorHrEa PirRer
son Of the late Capt ciothier Fierce formerly of this
towasged 63
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-01

Andrew Piekens Gate Col. in the army Of
abe United States) ia elected Governor of,he
state Of South Carolina and Gso. John Cuth-
bert, Lirutcnsnt Governer.
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GLORl1f. t.NGS,

NO. ITO. Taames.treef.
T,As recently imported from England (per ship
4. Andes, via New Yoik) avery handsome Assort.
mH OF HARDWAkE and CUTLERY. including
Kyss and Forks pocket, pen, butcher snd shoe
ksrs Scissors Razors chisssls, place irons,
soges. Saws and files Of almost every description
-kewise, table srsi tea spoons, latches and hin.
gessfews, states and ssie pencils spectscles fry.
inlpans, sst irons, knitting pins, sewing needles,
&c &c. -
Ia sbove, with his previous stock, ne offers for
sal a. far sdvanee. st whpic sale or retail
,keVporf. Ds- o. 1916 - --.. l.@| /.
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To Stables on the ayrsus wharf, 80 called. For
"ssssia7' 'Pp'sss 10 snAys.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-01

II is said that the celebrated Gen. Bsn.
.Anp, Of the Y. S. engineer 60 p, ha. ,s.
eea,iy arrived at Plausburg. for the purpose
cf selecting The most suitable place To con,
mence forlEcstions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
ESSA No. II.

Our readers will gain much valuable in
formation on he several branches of Agri
culture, by pernsing Essays on field hus-
bandry," written by the Rev. DR.. Jared FL
lot of Connecticut, published in l747, & re,
published by the trustees of Massachusetts
Society Tor the promotion of agriculture, a
few years since, The following observe
tons are principally selected from this
work we shall probably, avail ourselves
of the privilege of again recurring to its pa
ges for supply of matter in future mum
bers.
Repeated ploughings prepare the land &c
receive and retain all the benefits OF the at
mosphere il is open 10 receive the floating
particles of sulpher and the nitrous salts o.
the air, the benefits Of the suns rays, which
when accompanied with sufficient degree
Of moisture, enlivens and invigorates all ma
ture. But above all we are pu, in posses
sion Of the dews which is one OF the rich
treasures of the atmosphere when land is
made fine good depth, il is prepared with
open mouth. 10 drink in and retain the dews
When dew falls upon ground that is until
led, or but poorly Tiled, il being ha,d the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
- - -
MISCELL4NT

Benevolent Societies az Iaiy.-" A Soci-
ely Of gentlemen cslled the Buo,uomini d
San Martino, has been four hundred years
collecting and distributing aims among the
poor who are ashamed to beg. The rank
| OF these philanthropists, and their objects of
relief, induce the rich 10 contribute, end
sometimes TO b oueath very considerable
supplies. All bsquesls are turned directly
into cash nothing is funded; nothing be-
longs to The society, except the orstory
where they meet, The receipts of every
year are distributed within the year, 10 hun
dreds who are starving under genteeI ap.
pearance decaytd gentlemen whose rank
deters others from offering relief ladies'
who live IN garrets, and, ashamed Of their
poverty, steal down to mass before day
light; industrious women whom the fail
ure of tie silk manufacture has left with
out any resource such are the objects
whom these Buonuonlini go weekly, pri-
vately, 10 visit and relieve. They were a
kind OF benevolent spies upon the domestic
mlseries of Florence, and used TO search for
the retreats of suffering delicacy.
The Miseracordia is an institution diffu-
sed over Tuscany. AT Florence il con-
sists Of 400 men, chosen promiscuouslv
from every rank. These philanthropists
volunteer their service to the sick, the
hurt, and the dead. On the toll of a bell
they repair to their chapel, where they
conceal themselves in long black vest
ments. which mask the whole head, and
then set out with a covered litter, to con-
sey the patients to The hospital of Santa
Maria Nuoya. There you will fnd. the first
noblemen In Florence, with their aprons
and ladies', following the soup, which is
wheeled along the wards, and dealing il our
to the sick, as a check. on the aGminislra-,
ion Of the hospital. In the same lugubri-
GUS garb they convey, in the evening, the
corpses of the day to ST. Calharine's
church, where all the dead are collected
for the midnight cart, and sent 10 the com.
mon burying- ground al Trespiano This
benevolent society has never paused for the
last 500 years, nor desisted from It's fa,a,
duties during several plaques"
The ntcres ing account Stove is from recent
publication by Joseph Forsyth, Esq entitled Re-
marks on Antiquities, Arts, md Letters, during
sn excursion IN Italy IN Ire y,sr, 1901 g. 1895.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02

dew doth not sink deep, SO that the mex
days sun carries it all off again. iii is the
same ifthe landbe too light or loose; there
i. not a sufficient connection of parts to con-
| vey the dew from one particle OF earth to
another Iapprehend that the moisture of
he dew passes down in well prepared land
IS water is conveyed through rag IN filtra-
ion, il the rag have too large holes IN it
the water will stop But let this be as it
will, il is certain and known to every OBJ
serving farmer, that the best TILED land in
dry time, always is mois,er, and bears the
droug hit much better than the same sort of
land which is but poorly titled; that indian
corn which is the best ploughed and hoed
will bear the drought the best. And what
is the reason because the land is prepar-
ed to receive and retain the dew.
The following experiment has been made
A hole was dug in the ground good
depth, the earth reduced to fine powder and
the hole filled with it, drought came on,
the powdered earth was moist 10 the bot.
TOM, when the adjoining land was exceed.
log dry and hard. Another experiment--a
gallon Of rain water was put into bowl and
the same qusn,ity of dew water pu, into an
OF her vessel, both was set to dry away
IN the sun; the consequence was, the sedi-
ments or settings ofthe dew water was the
more in quantity, blacker and richer than
that ofthe rain, water. >A
The dews& salts ofthe air,arc al by which
the land is enriched for the ons, susan-
'tages oil ploug hing are, both transient. The
advantage this way is so much. that cels.
DRAFTED ,agriculturist says that land he hath
improved this way by this kind of husband
ry, going into another hand who used it in
tile common way that part of the ield ives
SO much enriched, there was visible diff
ference for the, better seven years after.
suppose it is this alone which changed the
color Of my land in six months for having
ploughed very deep and turned I'D much
fox coloured dead earth, j, soon became of
good brown color SO that this kind Of
tilage, is likely TO put US in possession of
Joseph's blessing. of which we have an ac-
account in Deut. XXXlII, IS, IA And of
Joseph he ssid, Blessed ofthe lord be his
land for she Precious things Of heaven, TOR
thc dezv and for The dceh thar zvorketh be-
meath !; and for the Precious fruits brought
forth By The sun, and for the precious things
huf forth BY the moon. Some understand
that the deep that g0orketh beneath to be the
springs and subteraneous waters I; but it
seems more likely, to intend the riches of
the earth which worketh beneath, which
like a COUGHING hon, must be reused asd
raised up by proper tillage, In order 10
exert lis (ull strength.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
4 general assortment Of HoLloU q
Hard Ware.
FRESHGOODS.
BARBOUR e. LINCOLN,

BA RBOU II q IlNNoLA>'
rIAyR received by the lateft arrivals from Lon
l don and Liverpool, via Bolton large and
extenfive AT ,rtment of GOODS, viz
Ben fuperfne biaet and biss, W,f Of E"g'sna
BR 1ADCL0THS
Fine and common Broadcloths of all cosors and
qualities 80,
Black blue. blue MKT, Coburg MKT. d0HbIs wilt
CASSINERES
Very fine blue Peine CdDimsyss
Blue, olive and brown Hobt Cloth
Plain and twil'd Pesis Cjotbs
A large affortment of Bombssa plain q twilid
Ratiretts Scotch Piaids, Wlldbores,
Cloak CambIetts
Devonfhire Kerfeys, Hunter ClOtb'
Coatings Outfits, Bookings. Swan'k'n
Black, blue green, fcarlet. drab, fawn and Drown
SILK VELYET3
Superfine buff Canimere for Veitings
A variety of toiline,te and fwansdown Veitiog
Back silk Forentine
Fine and white and yellow Fiannes
1 bale aGorted eolord Flaunels
| do Rose Blankets from 10 ~
do A unbieachd Watham Sheeungs
I do "A bleach'd do DO
Scarlet Caiiimere Shawls
Slate. black, white and mxd Worried Hole
Black and coIord ievantine twird Silks
Black, white and changeabie Fiorenees
sinchaw and farinett Luftrins
2 4 andS Levantipe elk Shawls
A large afortmeut of Printed shawls
Black Nankin Grapes.
Black and Col Caato" Crap"
6 black Engliih Silk Lace
Black and white Italian Grape
Damak Table Linen
Fine Englifh Birds Eye Diaper
Rufia and American do
Patent Steam Loom shirtings
Irifh Linens Linen Sheet'ng
Linen Cambrics Long Lawn
Elegant Furnitures; Copperplates
Common Calicoes Ginghsms
Fine India Sheeting Cottors
Bandanna, flag a d black elk handkerchief
Rngliih and French sik Gloves
Kid beaver and Dogfkin Gloves j.
Wire cot,en Thread--patent co ord linen do
Trebi gilt coat and veA Buttons
Webbt patent Sufpenders
Back Italian and Canton Sewing Silk
No s, So, A. 2, and Pins-S'ik Twill
4 and 4 white cotton Cambrics
Faocy Mullins
Silk and Gingham UMBRELLAS
An afortment of Rlbbands
American Sastinetts So
Giughams, Checks. t5c. Cc, NOV. io'
INDIA CALLICOES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
JOHN l.. STORER,

TT NO UNION R0ty,
Il LAS juft received an aGortment of
q u j ID >,
adapted TO the feafon and offers very low for Cali
only.
lianueIs -Bazes-Rattinetts
An aTortneut IF mems and women's leather, Elk
aud kid GLOVES
Black AID color'd Sarfretts, and Florence silks
Mems and wcmen's black, white and fate worried
HOSIERY
Silk and Gotten ditto
Madraf, HAndkerch efs- f,eam loom Shirtings
Il large afortment Pombaxetts and Wildbores
Caiieoes- car1e Ginghams
Silk checked ditto
Chindie Cords
Men plain and checked Cravats
Fsctory Shifings AID Threads-Ssuinetts,
Shaw g. Mullins Dimoties-Csmbricks
Single and double Mild CaGimeres
Broadcloths-PlaiGs
Furnitures hlack IiaIiaa Grapes
ve:.;ngs EnIoas--Patias
India Cottcus- India CaIicoes
Black Canton Hsn1Serchiefs
Flag and bzndanns ditto cotton do
Ribbons Sra ss--UmbTellas
Blankets peliss Cloths
Kerleys-Hunter's Cloths
Coaungs-P ;aloon Drawers
Black7and coer'd iewing Silks and Twifi, &C. &c
Nov
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
NEW GOODS.
EDWARD HOWE,
HAS FOR SALT
1T Nc S, Mer chant RezU, Middle fret.


GOODS LAIELv RECEIVED
NfADDAPOLAM Cotton-undrefs'd Shirtings
AVA Iodia Cottons-4-4 Cambrick Prints-datk
blue and chocolate Prints-eegant Furni,ures--
Caiieoes-fgured and plaid siIks-black Elk and
flag Handkerchiefs-4.4 Linens-Lnen Cam
brcks--do Hdkfs-Czmbrick Mullins undreis d
s 4 Cotton Cambricks-6gurfd do Scotch Cling
hams-black 5. white elk tambor'd piquet
lace, 6gur'd, leno, and Book Mufins-Chiniz
and Figured Satin Ribbons
black brown, fcarlet, maroon and grey Bomhazets
-Wilbore,-Russia and American diapers and
Crah-Rufia Sheetings-Osnaburgh Buriaps and
Dow iais--fcarlet Pslse Cioth-dr9b and buff
CaiEmere- beaver and kid Cloves--W hite red and
yellow Flanne--blk and cold fewing Silks
A general sforsment of Broad Cloths and Calf
meres-Coat and Veft Buttons--filver eyed Needle:
-Pins-T apes-C Cotton Balls and skeins
Sept. 20, (f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
R Mem Goods j.! !!
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
TTAs jun received from the la,ea importationi
4 l. large afo, 'n.nt Of GOODS,

HAs JUN received from the ls;ell imPortations
4 l. large afot meet Of GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Bombszets Wihoses; fix, cotton and worried
Hohsry; Carlile Cinghams dark undrei'ed
Cambria Prints common Calicoes Furniture
Pace; Steam Loom SheetiDgs; and 4 Cam
bic; Cambria Muffin colored Cambrics; corded
lad ftrips Cambria; plain and fancy Muffin Lin
ems, Long Lawn; linen cambria Handkerchief
Lace Wells; GA Dam tx Table Clo,hs; pristed
imtation, elk and merlno Shawls black and fancy
hlk Handkerchief; cotton Bandannas; Flag, mad
rzs B csn5rio tiandkerchiefs; cambria. furniture
and comno1 D NOTES black & colored Lultrings
italian sue Canton Grapes white Jean Swan
dcwa, .olnet and black fix Vefings; Gotten
beaver hid and ELK Gloves fix Umbrella
Ri5bsnds; elk Lace; thread ard pearl Shirt Blu,
tons; Braces, Pocket Books; India Cotton and
Check Factory sheetIng, Shirting and Cinghams !,
Petite Cloths Coating Fianeis u Baixes; Broad
cloth Csfimere, Sc, &c.
sept, 80 tf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
Nathan & Isaac Winflow,

NFFER for faIe at their fore at the hgn OF tue
~ Whale jun below the Hay Scales
Winter and Summer FRAMED SPermdcefl
OIL,
by the cafk and retail of hyperion quality, for
burning, oiing WOOL &c. This OIL 10 lamp
properly trimed ia warranted TO burn until ex'
hauled without fnuffag or picking mp; !" !eis
liable to preace about houfe iafer on account OF
FIRE not iubjest to waite by being placed 10 cur
rent of air and by sctusl experiment proves as
cheap as candles at 10 cents per pound ihey
Iikewife keep large afortment of plated eraf'
aud japaued LANPS-pocket, aud large Ian
thorns &c.
NIB. Lamps and Oil furnifhed on trial to be
returned if not satisfactory. Oil put up IN tin
casiflers from TO gallons, and fent gratis TO
any part of the town.
A,o, A general afortment of
Groceries, HoknaO q Hard Ware,
among which are ben of German Mill saws, and
beft of Engiiih AnviIs, Vices and Shovels by the
dozen or Jingle, an adortment of cotton Factory
YARN from the moR approved factories.
90 Ton. of afTorted Rufia, Sweden and Englifh
IRON. i,
| 1000 Lbs. of differed and Can STEEL, of fupe
riour quality fpike and naiI Rods Plough mould'
and Crow bars.
SO boxes Spermaceti CANDLES.
rs bbls fuper6ne freih Flour
IS boxes by e by 10 window Clafs
10 bbls mef, and clear PORK
conitans fupp!y of AGO NAILS of every Lze
100 boxes mould and dp'd Tallow CAN
wv DIES.
100 quintals Pollock and Cod FISH
10 hhds MOLAsSES.
q A large aaorment Of, Machine and
Hand CARDS, from JOHN WINsLow
and Cos. approved factory ].
- The above articles will be fold very low for
cath or approved credit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02

ihc SUBSCRIBE proposes giving in Portland, a
Il complete course of
CHEMICAL LECTURES,
provided saticien; encouragement should be given.
10 commence as soon as necessary arrangements
can be made.-The course will consist of at least
so lectures, which will comprize besides the sub
jects more strictly chemical opticks, electricity
and galvanism.
The subscriber having competent apparatus,
feels assured that he shall be able TO make the sub
iect both interesting and useful
The application of the principles OF chemistry 10
agriculture aud the arts will be particularly dwelt
upon.
R1he lectures will be given at such time and
place as mil best accommodate the subscribers.
Terms Dollars for the course including ex-
penses for the ROOM &c.
JOHN LOCKE.
q subscription paper is open at Messrs. Mussey
Whitman's Bookstore. Nov. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
Il = additional Mem Goods. ID

II = additional Mem Goods. ~
HAVING added largely to our ormer ltock we
1 now offer to the Public extenlve and
choice adoriment of
English, French, Scotch, IRISH, Ger
man and India GOODS.
As they were bought at auction for cath at a
time when goods were at the lowell, we car afford
them At price. which will not fail TO pleate the
purchafers.
cafes Dutch Oil Cloths, fuperioE
quality and fancy colours.
1so doz German States, aflorted fzes
Boxes Mufcate Raiiins
With many other goods, that are worth the atten-
ton of country traders
Benjamin Willis, Jun. &Co.
IP The highest price given for
Flax Seed.
NOTICE.
THR fubfcrbers have formed connection ia
4 bulinefs in Baldwin, under the 6rm of
Hatch Il Davis,
a, the fore Lately improved BY Ebeoezer Hatch, 10
la;d town. EBEN HATCH.
LOT DAVIS.
NB-All perfons indebted to the above ftore,
are hereby informed that their notes and accounts
mua be adiufted Immediately.
Corham, Nov. 20 EREN HATCH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02

IL New and Fashionable Oh
Fall and Winter GOODS.
JOSIAH MUNROE,
No. g. Unica Row, Middle Street
LAS juR received large fupply of
English, French, India, 6 Amer-
icdn GOODS,
which he offers for fac at tie Ioweil cath prices
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
FOR THE GAZETTE.
The Farmers Song for 1917.

y
COME neighbours draw near,
'Tis th' close OF the year,
A year that's been fruitful and healthy,
In gratitude join,
To tn Being Divine,
Who makes us thus happy and wealthy
We've ploughd and we've so@'d,
We've planted and hocd,
The season, uncom only charfningl
Our harvests great
Both tn former and late
Sure this is the beauty OF farming
We've corn and we've wheat,
Cheese, butter and meat
Enough tar ourselves and some more,
Aud what we can spare,
,Mongst tb' needy well share,
Nor cease to remember the poor
Let thu idle complain,
And ramhle in vain,
An Eden to find in the West;
They've grossly deceiv'd,
With hearts sorely griev'd,
They'll sigh 10 return TO the Fast
We're, fond ofthe toll,
OF tilling the SOIL
It makes US both active and strong
II quiekens the blood
Gives rest TO our food;
Thus labor err lives will prolong.
May orchards revive,
Our fockS ever thrive,
Our fields be preserved from frost
May the plough speed in peace,
Agriculture increase.
Till MAINE of a BRIGRToS can boast. W
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
u Seasonable Goods. al

ELIAS KELSEY,
No. D. MIDDLE STREET,
Twas received and offers for fate handlome
4 III afor,ment of
FRESH PIECE GOODS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
AMONG WHICH ARE

Blu. black, green, oil is A. a aud elegant
i've, brown and mixed fix ShawIs
BROADCLOTHS Imitation do.
Do, CASsINERES, I'm Common chinsz DO
gle aud double mild Silk, worried and COTTON
Sup fine uudrefs'd Prints Hole
Fine and common Cali SIX Half Hole
Goes Englifh and French fix
Superior and low priced Gloves
Furni,ures Kid and Beaver do
Cotton and linen Cam Black Italian grapes
hrics Do fix veaing
Brtilh and Ream loom White figured and buff
Shirtings Mertailies DO
7 8 and 4 4 Irifh Linen Cambria and common
8 - & 6 Glnghams Dimosies
Black and colored Cam Plain book, Leno ano
brics fancy Inquired Niunins
Black ok Handkerchief Cambria 90,
Flag Bandanna andfancy Silk Umbrellas ano az
fix do. aiols
Plain and figured velvet Cotton Umbrellas
Binding. Satin and Luaripg Rib
Cotton Lzces bons
Blue and yellow Nankins Plaid and fancy CO.
Ou,l;,v 4 Shoe Bindings Shell g. horn Hair Combs
Cambria Pocket Hdkfs Gilt coat e ven Buttons
Patent and cotton Flag Imperial do. DO.
ditto Bell and pearl Buttons
Levautines Green and fancy figured
Black Sinchaws Bonnet Siiks
Do Sarfnetts Pins; Needles
Plaid do Tapes; Fans, &c.
Double and Gngle Flor Plain and hgured Dom
ence baze,,s and Rartinetts
Stocking Nett, &c. &c
ALsO-on hand large aGor,ment of
AMERICAN GOODS,
coNsIsTIso or
White and blue Warp Yarn,
white and colourd Threads,
do do. stocking Yarns
do do cotton :alls
bleached and unbleached shirtings
do. . do sAretings
Red4ckings, blue Planes
Stripes and Checks
Cinghams-C hambrsys
Sattnetts, Prelf Cloths, &c &c
All of which will be fold low for Cash
SAMUEL HANSON,
Has for sale at his Store
10 hhds w | Rum
~ do Moades
. pipes Brandy
1000 lbs Sugar
200 do Loaf do
~ chefs Tea
casks Rains
20 qulntals Flh
1900 feet by GIafs
toms Iron
do Hollow Ware
12 casks i'd, Sd, iod and god Cut Nails
| dozen Mill Saws
6 kegs Tobacco
zoe lbs Factory Yarn
Portland, Nov "a If
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