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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
JOHN HALEY,

English, Hest India Goods ana
: GROCERIES,
CONSULTING OF TaE soLLowisG ARTICLES
adcloths-- Bazes-FlaRne!s
Misunderstanding, Sc.
Cambricks-C aliicoes--S hirtings
Factory Yarn. Hc
Ready made seamsn's Clothing of all kinds
Mems and Youth Hats afIorted
Knives and Forks-Spcoos- Snuff Boxe,
kszors and Straps-pen and fhoe KNIVES
Pins and Needles -Bu,tons--Tin Ware aforied
Boots, Shoes and Trunks of all 6zes.
CrocIsery Wars assorted, sc.
Brandy Cinnamon
w |. & NJ E RUM Ginger
Gin AHpice
Wines and Cordials Nutmegs
Cyder Cloves
Vinegar Starch
Hard. foft and hzving Indigo
soap Pearl A(a
Candles Niuitard
Teas Salt Petre
sugars per pound or Liverpool y table SAT-
barrel Fig Tobacco
AfolaTss 100 quintal pollock Filh
Coffee Wooden Ware tic,
Chocolate
Confant attendance given from funrhe to nine
10 the evening. and all favour, gratefully aeknow-
edged Oct z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
House 10 Let.

House 10 Let.
70 let. a two story brick HOUSE, situated
in Free Street, possession given about the
middle Of the mon,h-enqnire of
October z. JOSIAH PAINE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07

Afheneum No. Is,
lust received at the Portland BookRore where
j fuhfc1ibers are requsfied to call and receive
their numbers. Sept, 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-10-07
L. HARDING,

+. HARDING,
IL AS just received. for sale at her shop in
i i Maine Street. Cslicoes smhricks- ks
Ginghsms-M uslins-- British S.;r, ings- 81 avis
-Handkerchiefs--H osier, Gloves, and RIB
bcns- with great variety OF
Fancy Goods and Ni2enayy,
on hand usual. Also, just received di, ccs
from The msnutsctory, twelve dozen eeg
straw BONNETS, Of lie l4,es' "a. ems, .rt,
clcsp--issh,onable silk BONkETS-t agether
with ell kinds of MOURNING. Oct r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01

:,S,icu a. ;bs rapidly Of ths reaRsy 6, .s.s
eiy from the usisfouunes il Had aol long
since experienced, g<c.
The President having entered his dwelling
IN tho midst OF the hsar,y cheers Of The spec
'stors, the Csvsicade dispersed leaving the
PRESIDENT 10 that repose which, after such
incessan, fatigue as he had undergone, nature
must have demanded Of him.
Saluies were fred from the nubiic works
in tho city cn The Presidents spproach, and
in the evening number or Sky.rocksts were
discharged in honor of. the occasion.
The whole scene wss no less interesting
than novel, and has made impressions on
those who Witnessed il, thar lime will nc,
readily efTaee.
II wa. with great pleasure We once moro
beheli the President Of the United States
eotetiug the dwelling appropriated by the
Nation to his.use. BY the lndefa,igabIe exer-
,ions Of the Architect, Mr.. Hobsn, under tbs
direction of the worthy Superintendent, Col.
Lane, the, Presidents House is already re-
built, with macy Improvements in the ints-
rior arrangement Of the bulldog Apd seve-
rairooms are completed Tor lhe comfortable
accommodation Of the President. So that
Il will 40 longer be. necessary for the chief
ofiiser Cf the government TO be chaffering
Tor lodgings. The furniture for the Presi-
dentisi residence Is not yet arrived; and IN
deed we presume the sum appropriated 20
tho object is not nearly SUFFICIENT to furnish
the house on scale commensurate with iss
Dimensions. lN Ins!.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01

2rG'ls!afes e.rpracs N q {ei.er jrssl Shs.is5
gentleman, dated Madrid, 2olh Juiy, iei7.
SIT is determined here to ish,ct cspiisI
punishment on eli who we're, however re-
mo,sIy, implicated 10 the affair OF general
Lacy, but with this cruel refinement Of dIs-
crimsna,ion--some arc TO bs shot TO death
10 military wsy--oibers are to be strsngIed
(garyo's J-o,hers are TO be hanged in glib
bets--aod some are to be burnt ahve /; this is
the age OF ciyiiaiion--and amoog the prison
ers too there sle many ladies OF tho isst
oobiliy."
~ CLEOP.f7R.fS BIRGE. --
The brig Bee, captain Sorings,een, has ar
rived at New York ffem BirceIona. On en-
tering the port of Barcelona, capt. S. spoke
The Cieopatrs's Barge, OF Salem, going out,
with her owner, George Crowuishield, Esq.
on board, on a tour of pleasure in the Medi.
terranesn. Capt. S. was credibly informed
at Bar celons, that this beautiful vessel had
been visited by upwards Of eighteen M0ascnd
persons, during her very short stay Of days
At that place, and was obliged to leave the
port sooner than Mr.. e.. other wise intended,
on account ofthc immense nsmber OF people
who locked from all quarters to sec her.
The captain general OF the province, Css,sn-
os, and staff intendant's family; toreign
consuls, resident o, Barcelona many Of the
nobility chief magistrates OF the city; off,
GERS OF the navy sod army; ladies' Of the first
rank and Distinction; and even friars, were
amOog the number Of those whose curiosity
was attracted by this are spcciu,cp OF Amer.
lean taste and genius.
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foreign.
YaUM LATE Lospon pAPEns.


A beacon Is erecting on Carr Rock, AZ the
entrance of the FIRTH Of Forth, snd bell is
to be continually tolled by clock work. which
is to be wound up by the rising Of the tide
Richard Soaper, q ScaveIman, in the Ply
mouth Dock Yard, has been rewarded by the
Navy Board, with the sum Of 90 guineas, for
his ingenuity in inven,ing method OF stop
ping leaks or shot holes, under water. The
Board have sise directed that he shall receive
promotion.
A solar microscope has been constructed
in Glasgow upon SO large a scale that hun
dreds of insects were discovered by il do
youriog the body Of gnat, and scores that
had lived iuxnriou.iy for several months, on
the leg oi moth
The largest Orgas in the world bss Just
been completed by Flight and Robinson, Of
London, * the expeoce OF 10000. IL is
called the hPP6LioSIcoN, and is now open
for public lbs peclion. 1t wa built under tisc
pssronsgc of the Rgent. Tbs accuracy wi,h.
which il executes the most complex move
mcnt almos. exceeds belief. IL is at present.
set for the beautiful and scientific overuresl
ot AnacrcoD, by Chstubiui, and La Cicmen
zapi Tito, byjMazarai. An Amateur has fol-
lowed the pc formance Of both, win the
score before hin;, and has net becn able 90
detect a single error. Toe mode IN which
THAT'S effected is By th'e ee large cylinders or
barrels, each 6 feet in circutn(e eace, and
seyoivins at tho same lime by these the wjiole
powers Of the instrumect arc acted apon
and by certain small ievets 81 keys on the
barrels, constructed with very curious and
Of minute pieces Wschbnism, ibe several
stops, or iDslrument,, as flutes, oboes, vidins,
Ct cist,onets, Bassoons, tombone, dgubls dtuns,
sc. are enhcr bfoUg6t into action, Oh inslan-
taneousiy taken of accot tdiogs;o hssUoOiai
effect to be produced; by wh'ch. means
crcscendo or dsmioueDdo, as powe ZEN as sur
prizips, arc psoduced the former cotmen-
eng from the most delicate lone, of lhe m
struncot, the soitusss Of which sounds like
music heard from atar, gredua'y increasing
to the ut,nos, powecs OF the Instrument and
the latter dimInishiug in an inverse propor
tion, with the delicacy Of expression not sur-
passed by tho most masterly performers on
the respective instr0men,s. Bot iodepen-
IDENTITY Of mechanical properties, il possesses
all the advantages of keyed ustrutnent, cn-
Iy with additional and superior faculties OF
performance. Il is constructed Tor six per-
formers 10 play AZ the same time, there being
SIX distinct sets OF keys, keyboards, scales OF
notes, each acting upon certain classes anc
qaaiitiss Of the instrOmed, and totally ndc
pendent oil each other. Thus by previous
srrangcmcpts, six first rate professors, would
be able TO command tho entire powers Of the
urgs0l The immagns,ion Gao hardly con.
ccive tho efect Of grand Sinfonla thus pee.
formed. Some notion OF the capacity Of this
organ @sy bs FORMED BY ststios, that the d.
amctor Of ilsiargest pipes is 10 inches, ex-
csedipg by six inches the diameter of ihc
largest OH the Continent.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01

;ota Of a syytsrn, made, as IL were, by .tmens'
hands,! Raise but one of the extremities Of
that veil which covsr so many mysteries, g.
"A Eas we discover but ALLOW.
That more remains unseen. than ART eau show;
Nigh Rs we may. we lih our reason up,
81 faih directed, and confirmed BY hope,
.yet are we able only TO survey,
Dawnings OF beams, and promises Of day;
Heavens fuller afhuence mocks daz zled sight;
Too great its swiftnes4and too strong It's light
Consider, for a dnoneni. the wonders by
which you are surrounded the starry frma-
meni, and that inconceiyahle and drcary i'm
msnsity which tho Imagination cannot en-
! bsaco ;--,nd judge, il IL be by the erseyior
form Of alteration, or the vain pomp of cere-
,nony, that this omnipotsn, Being can dislin-
yuisb your homagc! Is II by he pride Of
your opinions that you cxpcct to reach the
; Supreme Being Vain thought ha The in.
habitants Of the earth can have access 10 the
God Of Haven dH are permitted 10 raise
themselves 90 the throne of ,he orost high,
sy profound sentiment Of lovo snd graft.
ude ss the most sure, and iAihate relation,
hstween man and his Creator. If cxactncss
pf Judgment, or perfection Of reason, were
The only title to divine benevo!cDce, man
might cast his eyes upon tho earth devoid OF
hope t--Bot 'tis not so,
------------N Nature universel will declare
For what the eternal Mj<er has ordained
The powers Of man, we feel within Qua selves
49, His ensrgy divine he tells the heart.
9 lie meant, he made us TO behold and love
. What he bcholds and loves, the general orb
Of Lfe and being to be great like Thine,
Beneficent and ac<ive."-------
:. Hut as IL is only by \ diffusion OF knov!-
edge and wholesome precspis, that we can
= reasonably hope 10 euro enthusiasm and in
roiesance, tho dangerous spirit of indiiier.
rnce, should, BY no means, be cherished; for,
10 this case, one evil might be removed, to
Introduce another equally .Aia.--ffy endeav.
being TO divert men from fanaticism, vigil
1anco should be used, that VIC destroy no ideas
which served as foundation for regioo.--
lIe who would free US from superstition by
Relaxing religious rcstrictious,-aDd nc who
ondvavors TO srrcngshen them by recourse TO
Intolerance, equally miss their aim Let us
then unite, md render to the Sdprtmc Dis
renser Of every good, sincere sod ardent wor-
ship aad devolion that worship which is
worthy the dignity Of the Cresor. Danish
Ing severity and superstition, let us equally
dread thar cuipablc indifference, which is The
passnt Of 80 many misfortunes. Strength
pocd by the influence OF sound reason, let US
closely adhere 20 those useful opinions, which
have been refined from errors :--Let Us
cherish religion in It's native beauty ;---as
s1isensagsd from the passions OF men. Re-
ligion, rightly understood, Is far from being
i necssssty principle Of rigor or vio'snce -
* shouid bs the foundation Of every ssciai
vigur, of every mild, aod indalgeot senti-
men, "A rsllgion thu, moderate and ration
N, viii guide Us 10 the ps,h Of hsppincss and
yir,uc --by addretsing sqaal'y our hearts, and
bur minds.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01
~ From fhd couaeeneus Cnrrdsi.
MRssRs. PRINTsERs,

nESSNS, hkNEEHSt
Ii tho Con- current Of las, week saw a
paragraph, takca from ,ne Grecn'iell paper,
fespcctiug thet Requirements Of . dat AID
dunb pupiL wIioa, was there staed, belong
ID 10 iliaovcr, pnd wssa member OF the Csn-
hceticnt. Asyium, for the education and in
ssruction Of the deaf and dumb Although
thu pupils, in general, have made such i'm
prove t.ient in thsir studies, as en,nely 10 sat.
fsry, ana even 20 exceed tho expec,asioos OF
thciv pa, cots, their friends, and their beuetae-
tors, sc, no o3e Of this unfortunate class, taat
lhayo seen, Iith the exception Of Mr.. C'crc,
can snswer qhes,ions, With tho accuracy and
interference, which this pretended pupil is
atatea 70 have dono. The instructors in the
Asylos Il, wish not TO hold OF, to the public, an
expectation, that shalt not be fully rea,zed.--
Three ysarS Is tho shortest time, in which
pupil. can be taught to read aud write the
language h,eIligibly, and ia some cases,
Ynors will be uecessary--The fact on this
subject ought to be known, and the public
cautioned Rgains< similar impositions h fu-
t.re. Tho writer or this CON nunication,
Sas seen a gentlemu from Greenfield, who
cav this inpes,or, as DC undoubtedly Is, and
felt, in cphmons with the Inhabitants OF
Grscnield, for bis pretended miIortane, aud
these eau DO little doubt, that the same per-
son has lately oeen in this and the neigh
Sonring towns, imposing on the synpathy Of
the huMsos and the charitable. II is spe-
cics Of svipdling, and !, onss' 10 be detect.
az aud punished.
Il Friend ef ne Deaf aud Dumb.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01
FRENCH HOSPITALS

From q rcph, made 20 The Governor Geh
eral OF Hospitals in Paris, on the s,ns Of
those establishments, from 1909 to 1914, II
appears tha, these hospitals arc divided toto
two ctosses, called lIspitaux ana Ho, pices !;
the former ten in number, being ior the sick ;
and the latter Of which there are uins, afford
ing provision Tor infants, and inCurabies, who
arc destitute. The Hoiel Dieu, the most an.
cient hospital, conta.os 1900 beds. la tho
Ho,pice de Accouchcment, in 1914, were
delivered $1,000 females OF Whoa $4,000
confessed they wess unmir,lud. From
lscs, were admitted into the Hospicc DEF
Allaitreuep,, az Founding llQspi,a,. 2s545s
boys and S2,4e3 girls. total 4Ts2l chiid,en,
OF whom only 4i3o were leeilima;e, during
the ten years, 355,oou sick were admitted in-
to the Hopi,aux, and 50 900 poor persons To-
to the Hospises.--Of the maniacs there arc
moro wumen ,han mcn. Among the youp i
ger females, love has been the most COM
mon cause Of insanity and among the Others
Jealousy, or domestic discofd. Among the
the younger malcs,it Is too speedy dcvel.
ope mcnt o ftheir passions: and lamong The Older
tho 6eraagc mens ofthcir affairs, that has craz.
cd them. The ealama,ies OF the Revolution
have been another Cause Of madness, and il
is observed that the meh were mad with sris-
,ocrscy add the women with de democracy ex.
cesseive grief oceas!onng lunacy in the for-
lper ideas of Independence and equality in tho
latter. D:%:e---
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01
THEfioSiEiliES.

I,is stated IN tho Salem Gazette, that,
.tlaring the week ending. Fridays,he s,h in.
s.an,. tnc-e arrived at Msro!ehead fiom tho
Grand Bank, about twensy saa Of 6shiog
sehoousrs, with from Is, to -, 900 G,h each.
Tho samo papsc adds, that the schooner
rrisnd,hip, Tlsmnond, arrived there few
days si,ce, 4i.h q faro of S3,ooo--ths great
osi evcr carried irsr thet pot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01

We learn from Capt. Jackson, Of the sch,.
Janus from Lsghorn sDd Gibraher, that the
American squadron was TO Wi, at Naples fos
Co,n. Chauney, who had gone TO Rome.
81 NJ. ss-c!!e,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01

SINGULAR LUCK IN NUMBERS. +
No 1865, IN tho 2a Class Of tho Medical
scieNce Lo.tery, drew tbs capital prize OF
30 900 doiipes. NJ. IasA5, 10 the p,e.en,
class, d-c~ the capital prize Of IS 600, dol.
lars No. le,oeo, prize Of 1000 dollars.
Na. 10 ,6ss, prize Of 500 dollars. No. is,
spi, prizs of 500 dollars.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-01
ST JAoo, MARCH 90.
rRocLAMATIoN

rROcLAMATtoN.
TIE Suhrsrae Director Of Ihe STATE ofCtM,J:.
If 10 every society an inavidoal ought only
10 be disiins oished by his virtue and merit, III
q republic tho use OF those badges aoa h'er.
oglyphics which announce the upbiliy OF pre-
decessors Is ins6lersbIe q uobli,y too ole
conferred io reward Of services which degrade
tho human race. The homes, citizen the ps
triot who 10 distinguished BY fulfilling he
duties. is tho only person who deserves 70 b.
porpetua,cd in the memory Of frecmcn.--
Wherefore I prescribe and comnsod, thar
within tas term OF eight days, toe sscusehe-
ems, arms and is,igois of fsob''iiy. with winch
tyrsn,s recompensod the royal irjoriss iofl,e-
cd Oh their vsssal., DC removed rom s!l The
doors and gates OF oue streets. That this
may come to the knowledge Of ali, lex i be
printcj, published, and posted no.
BERNARD O'HIGGiNS.
MregasL De ZAsAsru, Sse'y. y S'sss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05
SeasOnDble Goods,
Are just received and offered for sale by
JOHN l.. SiOREK,
Ne 4, UNION ROW,

=
CONSISTING of iupes6ae black. blue, Drown,
~ coffee bronze green and other colours Lon
don BROaDCLorHS; great variety Of midd-
linz and low priced ditto fuperfine and common
black blue mixd, drab. and other colours Jingle
and double mild Caimeres Cords black white,
red, gresl and yellow Flannels and Baizes IS A.
81 and ga ditto sw4nlkns plain, twilIed. fig
ured and PLAID Bombaze IS; Wildbores PantaIoon
Drawers; avareiy of Veitings; cotton Handker
chief; elk and cotton ditto; Turkey red Basdan
mas; Imitation Shawls; mourning ditto nix and
cotton ditto an adorment plain and twilld cot
ton Shawis; black and white MiIliaettts; black
blue mixed, brown and Grab Stockiugnett 90 ca,
and so inch cotton Umbrellas; very fine gngiiam
ditto Cotton Laces; Cambria Mualas; Braces /;
brown Linens . variety of PLAIN and ,amboured
book, null, leno and other Fancy Mullins ebesp ;
checkd, flripd and corded Cambtieks ileam
loom and colefain Shir,ings; olive brown black.
brown, and other colours Queens & Petite Cloths I;
csmbrick and common rockies Handkerchiefs !;
black aud coioured Sinchaws Sartinetts black,
white and occurred Florence Silks twilled ditto !;
Nankin, Canton and Italian Grapes; black ELK
Handkerchief Fiorentine Bom0azines; Rib
bons Furni,ures; ladies' black. white and fate
worried Hofe mems mix d. black and while ditto !;
elk Hoie: me1 worried and lambs wool Half
Hofe black and coloured sewing Silk and Twilt;
Bail Twill spntie6eld Handkerch,efs; Baadan-
ma check d Eik, and light and dark flag ditto
Linen Camoricks; Cotton Balls Hunter Cloth !;
avzriety of Canoes aud Ginghams black white
and coloured Cambricr Coatings; Duffi!s drab
and blue Kerieys--Lineas large aaor' ment of
mems, women's and chidren's beaver. kid aud fix
GLOVES spes-plain and figured Rattinetts--
Dimities--Indla Cottons--twll,.d aud checked era,
vaa- Rofe Biankets--Iapeiia. Il k blu tons green,
crimfon fcarlet, orange and grey figured Petite
Flannels--whife and back ace Vsiing-- Factory
Shirsings, Checks, and Threads--satt netts-- Bin
dings, &c &c
~ The above freih Goods are offered at very
lev prices for Cain ony.
eT Purchaiers are RESPECTFULLY invited to caIl.-a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05
MORE NEW GOODS.
Joseph HARROD,
Cevssy " E~sbasgr u Middis 4

cevr1 II E~sba.gr u Middts R,sd'.
rs now opening for faie an e1senfve aaort@sn'
/ of
Wooden, Cotton, amt Six Goods,
which will be fold very cheap for Cath oniy-
conGffing in part of
Black blue, brown and bronze Welt OF Engiano
BROADCLoTHs
Black, blue, brown, olive and miA'd Broad @io'n'
very cheap
Common and low priced ditto
Superfine ard common CASSiMfKEo
Coa,;nc,-Toilnette and S~anfdown Vciiings
E,.ooeIs and Bzixes--Swan fklns- Bookings
plane aud twill d Bombazetts. ali colours
Scotch and Tartan Pisids-fgured Rattinetts
Nankin and Canton Grapes
Black. white and pink Italian Grape
Elegant green and blue Table Cloths
Imitation, csfimere, fix aud chlntz shawls
4 4 and > Coierain LInens--Brown HOLLANDS
CaIicoes- Ginghams, very cheap
Linen and cotton Cambrics-feine fianpss
oueens Characterization Draws
Black white laie and lead Worried Hole
Black and olive Velvets--black and cosred Veive
Bind 1gs
Ribbons, an Observation-Disclosures
Gentlemen worried and ls.nbs wool Hole
White back and cooured Levantines
florence silks. all colours
Beaver and FIX Gloves-Llned Beaver Gloves
Bultons-iewing Silk-Cotton Balls Ge. Tc.
Dec IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05
English Goods selling at the AUG
ton Prices!
BENJAMIN WILLIS, JR. & Co

Nos. 8 al, HAY-MARhET ROW:
TTAVE just received and are now opening 20
l. Il Packages ofsTAPLE g. FANCY GOODS,
which together with their former stock, comprises
very extensive assortment of
English, India & French Goods,
the most of which have been purchased at the late
sales at Auctions, and will be sold at prices accord
ingly. Purchasers respectfully invited to cali
aud examine for themselves They are assured that
the prices of Goods shall meet their expectations
FOR SALE AS ABOVE,
$50 bids. ST. Ubes SALT
4 do. St. Croix RU M;
9 pipes Vidonia WINE;
81 boxes Souchong TEA, Beverly's cargo;
2 chests Hyson Skin TEA;
fl boxes No. CHOCOLATE
90 do. 7by 9 GLASS;
casks cd cut NAILS;
Z bags Cocoa SHELLS;
boxes STARCH;
case Datch BRUSHES containing Floor,
Hand, and Hearth Brushes;
case common Dutch LOOKING GL ASSES;
$50 bundles London PINS, from Sf-2 to 5, aud
will be sold low
Dec. Oh. CIV.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05
China, Earthen and Glass
H WARES. al
CHARLES BLANCHARD.

~lALl MILF IL NIL n M
Ma 5, Ms,.bsn.s Row, Middle fret. Portiaad,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
so crates Crockery Ware, felected for the country
: Is ditto &C enameled aud blue printed Teas and
Cofees
and farcy colored Bowls
ditto ditto ditto Mugs
20 ditto aforred edgd aud &C. Plates
: 4 ditto &C Chambers and Bowls
10 ditto aud cafk. ben enamel'd \
blue and brown printed and re. ,y.ur
s s..,.,a. sa'"sfd te'fs'sn'
ditto &C. Dilhes
ditto ensmrld Tea Pots. Sugars and Creams
Boxes India China Tea Sets
do, Pipes
hhds american black glazed Tea Pots
- The above. together with more than one
hundred opened Packages, viii be fold low for
cath or approved credit
5000 Tumblers, Vines, Decanters, Cruss & Salts
500 Tea and Diaing set,s. of more than City diff
fersnt patterns from ID IS to D6o
500 fests China, brown blue. olive red & black
Printed enamei'd and &C. Tea and Coffee CUPS
aud saucers
1000 blue printed. China brown lined. blue and
green edged and &C. D.ihes, Salads, Nappins
and Bakers
200 cafe Kuives and Forks
SO dozen Whips
50 do Black Ball
10 fetts Lulire Tea Pots Sugars, Stops * Creams
1000 blue printed enamel d, &C black glazed,
planiilI'd fin, Britannia, block tin, pearl and
Egyptian Tea Pct-
Cut Gsfs Diihes--Des spsers-- rumblers Wines
Sugars and Creams Jeiie. and Cuflards
Low priced Locking q anes-And Irons
Shovels and Tocgs Waisers-Cofiee Mil!s
houie, hearth and floor uihes-Bellows
: Watch Chsins--Luifre Cans
Alio variety Of other articles too numerous to
paftiSuaree. Nov. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-02-05
American Manufactured Goods.

No Z, Nifty. Ron.
JOSEPH POPE, agen. for Aimy e B,0rrn, of
Providence, who keep him confautIy fuppiea
from their long known and well eaablifhedFaef
~ at Pawtucket. with general aforsment of
american Cation Goods,
CONSISTING or
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filling
2& sthreaded white & color ID Stocking Yarn
White and coIored fewing Cottons
Shiftings-sheetings- Checks-Stripes
ms-Chambrsys-BedT Ticking, &c.
~ Shopkespers in town and country and PEG
plesin general who with to ssrniih hemfelves with
the above articles. will belupplied at the Factory
prices.