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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-16
Blu JOHN JACKSON g Go.

On WEDNESDAY, 10 AM.
Will be sold at oar Auction Rooms, u
nion-street,
On liberal credit, an extensive assort.
ment of DRY GOODS, recently ind
ported.
bale superfns bonbazett>.
do. supe'finc cloths
do. super6ne cassamers
case superline Chintz shawls
case superior cotton threads
do Madras handkerchiefs
do danask diapers
/ do Irish linens
1 do brown hollands
do dimi,es
do sbirtng mvslins
do sup, checks
trunk sup. calicoes
do ginghsms
case pihs
l do buckskin gloves
Domestie goods, cords, yelvc.s, banda.
ma handkerchiefs, cotton cnssame,s, 70.
nal haodkerchiefs, kid gloves. hosiery,
cambrics, emertics, baftas. mammoodies,
sannalis, etc.
n B. They daily expect about twenty
Packages fresh imported Goods from n.
York and Pbiladelphia, which (shCu d
they arrive in time) will lie added to the
sale.
Also viii positive', be sold
90 kegs ,erdegris ground in oil
go do black paint
Is bbls and S casks London porter
Beef; pipes CASTLE soap
Cordage cotton 4 wool cards, ETC."
september Is
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zSx Exchange Cr..Fse House ssSA
RNARINE JOURNAL. Es&ss
PoRY OF 6LEYAYDRIA....SEPT. Is

PoRr or iLEYAyDRIA".SEf7 . Is
ENTERED,
Sloep Regulator, Chadwick, New-Bcd.
fO,d.
Susan, Harding, Bath.
CLEARED,
S.hr George Washington. Middleton.
Norfolk.
- Packet, Mcclellan, Themaston.
denrietta, Ne'eGt, Baltimore.
SIoop Mafsare,, iiushe-, Ne"-York.
ARRIVED. Sept. II.
Brig 0.i4nio, u4I,, IA days from st.
Andrews, with plaster, TO Lawrason and
Fu,ale.
Sch. THOMAS and Sarah, Cooke, Ia
DAYS foam st. .ndrews, with plaster, 10
the master.
- Rebecca, Oldham, 5 days from
8a.anc,e, with groceries, dry goods,
&c. to merchants Of the distric'. On
Saturday. plssei two topsa.l .chrs below
Napje,poy Reach, boand up.
.Sapt 10.
British schr Harriet, M'Dunald, SO
days fr. T,inldad; ballast, to Thomas
Seal uoh.
Stomp Invinc Die, Green, Newport, Via
Norfolk, with III assorted cargo.
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Schr Favmlte. Foster, hence, arrived
at Bus on 7tn instant.
- Philadelphia, Hand, hence, ar
rived at Philadelphia iS!n inst. and up
fOr th'S port,
Soop Alert. Case, at Boston 10Th inst.
up i,r tnls poit.
Brig Falcon, Lewis. IS days fr. Ii
yerppO:. ar. at Boston 9th inst. Inc
fa:cou MS tea day, in the channel with
a strong gaze tro.n he westward. :aw
the slap; Ootav,a Tor Charleston, 4 BoS-
Ton for .1i.,ranarta, IN tie channe', Inc
.a.Ier sailed two days beiore.
SAILED,
Schr. George Washington, Henrietta,
Packet, aud slsop Margaret.
Steam Boat Report.
The Washington got up al P. NJ
ga" aa;i.iag bound up.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-16
WhiSkey, hum, &c.

Whiskey, hum, &c.
ETHE subscribers have just received
a and offer tor sale,
10 hhds, 3 WIIsKEY
Is bbls
4 hh;s. rum
hhds. Jamaica spirits
2 pipes French brandy
9 ditto Holland gin
5000 VT. green coffee
10 hhds. sugar
{ bales cotton
90 chests young hyson and skin
10 boxes figs Teas
10 do zig blue
AND IN STORE,
Pepper; aispice; ginger; cloves; nut
megs; apple brady; molasses, etc. etc.
Al Of " h.ch will BE sold on accommnda-
ting terms. CHICK & CLARKE,
sept. I6 Cent, al wharf.
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Removal.

Removal.
JACKSON STURGES informs his
Oh friends aud custumers that he has
removed to the store recently occupied
by MIR. A. Rapley, 1T the lower end OF
Priuce-street, near the Oyster Dock,
where he continues to keen general as
soItment of GROCERIES.
HAS ON HAND,
40 bbls. ". Z. Rum.
81 bbls. Beef.
Cyder Vinegar for picking.
Ship Stores put up at a short notice.
SEPT 4 thstn4w
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Thirty Dollars kewsrd.

IN AN AWAY from my service, on
IA the 10th inst. my mulatto house.
servant GEORGE, between 10 aud l9
years If age, about ) feet 6 inches high.
slender made, pug nnse, bushy hair, bait
Of one OF his upper front teeth broken I'll
-he is ,esy artlui and forward. and a ca
pablo house servant he took with him a
Yaucty Of clothing. ] will give the above
reward, il secured in any jail, 50 that l
get him again, aud will pay all reasona-
Bile charges If brought home Masters Of
vessels ard O;hcrsslre :sreNs armed from
employing o. carrying IF laid seHant at
their peril. c. +. WHITING.
Molyep, near AieIat dria,1 s,,,,r
september IS
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Colonization Society.

VNHE Beard Of Managers Of the Ame-
4 lean Society Tor colonizins the free
people Of Color, Of the United States, j.,
requested to meet at Dav:s's Hote., ia
tie city Of Wa.hing,os, on Fri"ay the
18th infant, at eleven O'Clock, A. N Gil
business Of Importance.
BY orf.r Of the President,
q. +. B. CALDSELL, Secy.
Washington, sept. ii thtu5t
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Notice.

THE creditors Of VIM. SMITH, de-
ceased, whose claims have been
passed By The orphans court, will taie
notice, that di,idcsd Of assets will be
made under ire erection If the said
court on Tuesday. The 10th instant.
sept. 5 Il. 4. NORTON, Adnr.
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You'll send me to the devil" sThe
Lord Forbid lam indeed preach
e. OF the Gospel Jesrs Christ. w',o
tells us to clothe the naked, icc,l the
hungry, and relieve The distressed. and
do yoa think that Can brhoid a sister
SO cheeff',lly nbe, ing the commands
of my great Master. without ceiling
a spiritual attachment that leads me
TO break through worldly custums
aud offer You the hand of friend
ship, and brotheily love- Well,
we'll, Jon ait assood old soul. | dare
say. but-a-i don't like fanatics {:
and You'll not like me, when tell
you who am" I" hope l SHALL. y
Well then, | tel you, l am aplayer."
Tie preacher turned up his eyes and
sighed. Yes !; l am a player /; yon
must have heard of me Mrs. Jor-
don is ny Haue." After a short
pause, he again put forth his hand,
and with a complaCrnt countenance.
replied. {" The Lord bless thee, who
ever thou art his goodness is unli-
mited he has bestowed to thee a
large portion OF his spirit, and as to
thy calling. # thy soul upbraid thee
mt, the Lord forbid that l should :"
rbus reconciled, The rain having aba
ted. they left the porch together,
whilst the deep impression this scene,
together with the fascinating address
Of our heroine, made upon the mind
of the preacher. overcame all his pre-
julices, aud the offer of his arm be-
Ing accepted, the female Roscius OF
the comic English drama, and the
| melancholy disciple of John Wesley,
proceeded arm in arm, a!!ordlnS IN
appearance at least rather a uhlmsl.
cal contrast, till the door of her dwell
ling put a period to the scene. At
tpartinS, the preacher again took her
hand. Fare thee well, sister," said
he, II knop not what the principles
| of pcople Of thy calling may be, for
| thou art the first that | ever convers-
ed with but il their benevolent prac-
.icc EQUALS thine. hope and trust, at
She Great Day, the Lord will say to
eacb. THY SINS ARE FORGIVEN THEE.
\ - 49,
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
september g

MAN AWAY from the subscriber
Ia living at Co!ua.bia Courthouse,
Georgia, a negro man, ramed MIN.
NY, about SO years oil age, fset =
inches high, daIk complexion, grins when
spoken 10, remarkably bcw-i,gsed, and
has little inpedimenti liz bis speech-he
was furmeIiy the properly Of Mr James
Anderson, of Aiexandria, aud 1t Is not
Improbable he may be lurk!ngab ut Alex
audria as he has a wife there, or he may
have made for Pbiladeirhis, and pretehd
he is free anu shew free parer'. l will
give The above reward Tor experimenting
anu securing him in jail SO that ge. him
asain. CALEDiEobhNh'
september 8 Jun
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-16

A certain lady OF unsupported con-
jqgaI fidelity towards her husband, to
whom she had born six children. gave
nc name of Gratis to daughter with
which she was favored few years
alter his drcease. A person remark
ing upon the incident, observed. that
however some might reject upon the
conduct of the widow, Tor his part he
thought her excusable-that in his l.
dea, having subscribed and faithfully
accounted for six. she was undouot-
cdjy attached to seventh, Gratis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
DANCING SCHOOL.

Mr.. RUGGLEs. agreeable TO his propofal. has
A'A returned to Portland with a view of re open
Jog his School. He has taken large and conven
lent Room at Capt THROWS, and propofes to
open School for the nlfrueaion of Matters and
Miles, on Wednesday, October III. at O'Clock
P. M where be will teach the modern French
-Minuets-- Horppipes-F Fancy Dances
-Rees, 5c. as competed and performed by the
hrn European teachers.
Thofe parents who may with to honour Mr.. r
with the tuition Of their children, may depend on
bis ufual puIduaty in his attention TO the man
ners n well as the dancing of their children -
School days, Weduefdays Il Saturdays afternoons.
Old price, D. 9 the quarter. and no Entrance.
N.B.-An Evening School will be opened for
young Gentlemen, al the fame room, a. foon a. ten
icholars are applied for Application may be made
to him at his iodgings at Capt. Titons.
Sept. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07

THE iub'criber hereby gives pubic oo,ice "a
all concerned. that ihe has been duly appoin
ted and taken upon hesfelf the trull Of : dmin
i(tratrix on the eilate Of FRANCIS OsGOOD. late
Of Portland IN the county of Cumberland Eiqu.e
deeeaied, by giving bond as the law directs ihe
therefore requefss all perions who are Indebted TO
the ia'd deceaieds sitate to make immediate pay
ment and thoie who have any demands thereon,
10 exhibii the fame TO EuNrCE OSCOoD.
Portland. sept. "a, 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
TAILORING BUSINESS.
WILLIAM DIX.

u EsPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants OF
IN Portland that he has taken the ihop lately
occupied by Mr.. Mofes Smith, Exchange llreet,
where he has commenced the
Tailoring Business,
in all its various branches. Having had the op
por,unisy of experience in the line of hs profession
as au assi0sut long time TO one of the Grlf Tay
lors n Bottom, has full confidence in a11uring thole
who may with TO favour him wi ID their commands
that he is qualified to give them ample fatisfaction
Under these impressions together with measrass
ebaygs, the execution and Hy;e of his work he
iaters himseIf in the hope OF llare in the pub
lie patronage.
Portland, Sept. IS, 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
REMOVAL.
MOSES SMITH, Tailor.

no 3, ExCHANGE-sTREET,
INFORMS his friends and the public that he has
removed one door above where be lately kepr,
TO tha, well known Chop formerly occupied by
Mr.. John Darympie whore he has for lale n ell
egsnt shortment of BROADCLOTHS of various
colors-- -CAsSIAERAS- VESTINCS--BUTTONS
and TRIMMINGS of all kinds for the acsommo.
da'ion of ,hoie who may favor hin with their cuff
tom
vi. ). takes this opportunity of
prefentng thole who have 70 literally rewarded
his exes'ions to Slsafe with his moi grateful and
nnfeigned thanks-snd respectfully loliciu sou-
tinuance of their favors.
N. b. Those of his friends who
have beea Obliged wi,h the loan of Books. would
confer agreas favor on the lender by returning
them as loon zs may be. 6w Sept, Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
NOTICE.

THE Members Of the TYR0CINIC ADELpfiI
Society. are RESPECTFULLY informed, that their
Anniversary viii be At Hebron, on Wednesday, the
18th of October next, where an Grafton will be
delivered by brother WILrIAM LADD; and an
Eulogy on a departed BROTHER. by JosIAH
Hscxss. An Ode attending each, will be fung,
fuised to the occsGon.
DANIEL CLARK, Sxy.
Hebron, sept. IL. 1917.
N. d The Exhibition of the School will be on
The afternoon of the fame day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
POETRY.

uR. SHIRLEY,
write not for critics, but for friends. shouIi
Your iriends be critics? Oh. am willing for
that, if critics will be friends. But suppose that
yon shpL think this will not do COR the Cor
nern--wen, then twill do for the ire have but
little anxiety about IT. only wish 20 return my
compliments to |" A Friendn who has made me
sensible III is better to give than receive"-and
If can't play 10 please the fancy, We. love the
Poets harp. La hopes these lines might reach the
generous stranger, who thought on me- | send
them TO you, sir, 10 accept or refuse yoa see
ft. Tho know not the person 60 whose goodness
am indebted, yet il would be 10 more than right
10 thank some one sd their kindness.
STRANGER. when I've seen brother
Weep in Loneliness and grief;
Then thought were another.
i would give him some relief
Bot as liv'd in lfc's low valley,
Where sorrows child must earn his bread,
Could only point to deaths dark alley,
Where the weary rests his head.
Yes, my friend. the gloom of antumR
Fill'd my mind with many fears;
Friends of other years forgot nc
Thre the hand that wip'd my tears.
Fading are the leaves Of autumn,
But my memory shall not fade;
Evergreen shall be the blossom
Till the tree on earth is laid.
Friend of Strangers, may God bless thee
May thy cruise OF oil ne'er fail;
As thou 6est empty vessels,
Still, still may it prevail.
Art thou Parent, Son or Daughter,
Read, 60 read, what saith The Lord,
He that gives cup of water,
Never loses his reward,
Stranger. this's world Of sorrow
J would thank thee for thy deed
We may meet perhaps tomorrow,
Where the heart no more shall bleed.
Stranger, fare thee wei! / leave thee
No more on earth hear from you;
Did know thee it would greve me
Thus TO write last adeu.
But far from all the friends OF childhood,
Far from those that love me well,
Mournfuliy the very wildwood
Echo's TO my harp-.fareuea.
Harp, hang thee on the willow,
When notes of sorrow thou couldst swell;
Stranger, there's iowly pillow
Where the weary sleep-FAREwELL.
ORLA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
Nathan & Isaac Winnow,

"a NNAAetAl ~ AOdNA v 4AAllo w
nFFER for faIe at their fore a. the fign of the
~ Whale, JUN below the Hay Scales
Winter and Summer Trained Spermaceti
OIL,
by the cafk and retail, of fiiperior quality fer
burning ong wool. &c. This oil, 10 lamp
properly trmsd, 10 warranted 10 burn until ex
hauled, withou, fnufirg or picking up; is lef.
liable to gresce about houfe iafer on account of
FIRE not iubieet to waite by being placed in cur.
rent of air. and by &C ual experiment. proves a.
cheap as candles at 10 cents per pound They
kew.!e keep large aGor,mens of plated brafs
and jspaned LAMPS-pocket,a and large Ian.
thorns &c.
N b. Lamps and Oil fur nifhed on trial, to lie
returned If not satisfactory Oil put up in Tin
casiiters from TO gallons, and fent gta,is TO
any part Of the town.
Aiso, A general afiortment Of
Groceries, Holleq0 g Hard Ware,
among which are beif of Cermaa Mill saws, aud
belf of Englifh Anvis, Vices and Shovels by the
dozen or fngle, an afortment Of cotton Factory
YARN, from the mott approved factories.
20 ToW of afortcd Ruiiis, Sweden and English
1000 Lbs. of blfered aud Can STEEL, Of lupe
rionr quality ,fpike and nai Rods. Plough nouds
and Crow bars.
SO boxes spermaceti CANDLES.
IS bbls fupei fine freih Flour
25 boxes by q by 10 window Glafs
10 bbls mefs and clear PORK
a coaitant fuppy of saco NAILS Of every Eze
100 boxes mould and dip'd Tallow CAN
DLES,
100 quin,a!s Pollock and Cod FISH
10 hhds MOLASSES
Cr A large afortment of Machine and
Hand CARDS, from JOHN WINsLow
and Cos. approved factory.
- The above articles viii be fold yer, low for
cath or approved credit.s/
Sept. .. - fsf,A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
Boot and Shoe Uaa,yaciory.
BARNETT PETERS.

INFORMS his friends aud the public thar he has
at his Boot aud shoe Mandatory. n Rxchange-
ftree, fupply Of Materials of the beit quality for
making Shoes and Boots, and afures thofe who
may favor him with their cuaom. that his work
ihall be executed IN fubftantisl and fashionable
ftiIe. He RESPECTFULLY foiicits ihare of public
patronage, aud pledges his connant and faithful
endeavors not to difappoint thofe who may be diff
pofed 70 give him employment.
FOR SALE
As above, S doE. Mogsdore GOAT SKINS,
fuitable for fummer hoes, pumps and iigh, boots,
will be fold by the dog or 6Oge
BARNETT PETERS.
fept. 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
70 BE- /0n at Public Au67isn. at the Office
ffbe United Marine and Fire InIivance
Company. ia Exchange fyeet, Portland,
on 1ustaGy, r4tb Of Sfo5er next, at II
o'C!ock n. M
A Lot of LaEd on Exchange ttreet. with the
a Building thereou now occupied by fsid ln.
furance Company and Dudley Todd, Ffq, meafur-
Ing about 50 fee, on Exchange freet, extending
back i9s.
HLsO-A Lot of Land in New Portland, con-
tanning 100 acres-being Lot No II. in Range @.
Conditions of Sale 20 per cen, calh--the refdue
and months, with approved indorfed notes -
plan of the lo and building for fale may be ieen
at fad cfEee. S M LELLAN,7
T. FLETCHER, AuS' -
Sept 2, 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07

= He subfcriher hereby gives public notice 70 all
concerned, thar he has been du'y appointed
and aiken upon himsef the truif of sdmlnistr ator
cs the eaate Of MARY CROCkET late II Wind.
HIN, 10 the county Of Cumberland. ceceased by
pvsog bond a. tho law directs-he therefore &c.
qaefs all perious who are Indebted 10 the fa,d
ssceaseds enase to make Immediate payment !;
and shofe who have any demands shereon, 10
cyhibs rhe fameto GEORGE CROCKET, js.
Windhsm, Sept 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07

The follow ng recipe for The Dyfsnsary is with
ia the hsnls of every one. and Is hmp'e where
there il much pain One or OF Gator Oii and
ten drops of Laudanum, for grown perton-.
when il has operated efficiently take The roots OF
the conmon Blackberry, and make them into
Tea, drink freely ofit-;f Gator Oil y TOO hrong
for the ftomach, one and half of good Sweet OIL
will do
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
NOTICE.

a IL perfons indebted to the late 6tm f
"A DE Carteret and Bearce,
or Thomas De Carteret are called upon to make
immediate payment to the fstfcrber and it is pre-
fuued thofe that neglect payment will not com.
plain if they have to pay bill of con
THOMAS Dg CARTERET
NIB All kinds of Lumber taken in payment for
debts due the above IL offered within few days.
Northyarmouth, fep, 90 h, 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
lp NOTICE. IN

THR fubicrber hereby gives notice thar he has
renquiihed the buiinefs of manufacturing
Boois and shoes, and tenders his Acknowledgements
to the public for the cultom he has received, and
fociss continuance of patronage for his ion.
BAkNsTT PKTEas. who has purchaled the Cock
and will carry on the buGnefs in future. All per.
fons having demands req elted to srelent them
for payment. and thofe indebted called upon to
diicharge their bills VIM. B PETERS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
FRESH GOODS.
VIM. & EDW. OXNARD,

No. S, NsDsy' R0ru,
IAVE received-black brown, olive. green,
= 1s;c BOMBAZETTS and WILDB0RUS; |;
dark uudrefied CaIicoes common do; Copper
plates Ginghams, and white Cambrics !;
fine Cotton Shi,ings; Csfimsres: Coatipgs Flan,
els ELK and cotton Handkerchiefs Buttons; Sew.
ing silk Twin, &c. SC. sept 23
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07

Portland Bcntu0lent Society.
THE Members of the Portland Benevolent So
= ciety are hereby notified that their Annual
Meeting for the choice of Officers &c. viii be
holjen st the Meeting houte of the Firm Parih in
Portland, on Wedneiday tbe eighth day of Octo
Der next. at 8 O'Clock in the afternoon
STEPHEN LoNGEELLoW, JUN. Say.
fspt. 2ss 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07

III. fssui.g rsps for fbs Dyssasssy Lar 'sstssd ar
ssUsss asfsSsfioss -
One ounce Of Gator Oil. one ounce OF PulvefI
red Gum Arabic. one ounce of Tincture OF ier'a
Japonica. and three ounces OF water neis ~s'
mixed till they become mucilage Do'e one =
BILE spoonful morning aad evening.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07

Rights Of Man-Literfy and EgucGsy
A man convicted in Georgia of hayins
whipped black man 10 death, has beer
sentenced to be branded in fhe hand. ard
dismissed.
- Had he have stolen a HORSE. n
woutd probably haUe 6een hung
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
NOTICE.

\ Ii perfons forbid, truaing thefErew of
"A the Brtiih nip Simeon Cock, a. no debts Of
their contracting will be paid by nae
SAMUEL RoWsON, Mater of
the fhip Simeon Cock.
Portland sep. 18th 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
DIX & WILLIAMS,
NO. s, & j, LONG WHARF.
OFFER FOR SALE.
900 Hbds. St. Ubes SALT, of

ZUU HhdS. St. UDes OAL Oh
superior quality,
100 Rhds. Turks Island, do. do. do.
o5 Hhds. retailing MOLASSES
5 Hhds. ". /. RUM
o Hhds. SUGAR
$50 Quintal Pollock FISH
so Bbls. No. f,2, IS. MACKEREL
90 Boxes dipt CANDLES
zoo Boxes No, & Q, SOAP
100 Kegs manufactured TOBACCO.
4 quantity of DRY GOODS, consisting of
Broadcloths, Satinetts, VeLvets, Cdssimeres &c.
feO Pieces OF GRINDSTONES.
Sept 2S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
American Manufactured Goods.

q IlICI II0lI VIdllUIdIIuTtU 1UOuS.
Ma 4, M.exy's. Rsw.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Iiny u E,ersn. of
J Providence, who keep him conflantly fupplied
from their long known and we'll ellablfhedFscl.
~ ~ pawtucket, with general aGortment Of
american Cation Goods,
coNsIsTIN0 or
Single Yarn tor Warp and Filling
= sshreadsd white < coIor'd stocking Yarn
Whiteand colored iewing Cottons
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s-Chseks-Ssripes
cinghams-c -chambrays-Bed Bed Ticking, &c.
~ Shopkeepersin town and country and peo-
pie IN geneT II who wlht TO furnfl themfe,ves with
the above arsislssswill befupplied At he Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07

N/HsREAS 10 The foregoing pages Of .his
w papss sn adveriilement Of mine viii! be
Teen relative TO controveriy between me and AL
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