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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-10
DIED,

In this town. on Thursday last, in the seth year Of
" Ssr sge' Mrs SARAH souTawsarn, wife Of Capt.
Charles Southwor,h, OF this place Possessed of a
sweet and amiabe disposition. exhibited by pleas,
mg iepor'mcnt, this excellent woman, (though pro-
BABY unknown to the gay unthmking throug. gave
comfortable evidence to her christian friends that
shc was also blessed with the special influences of
the Divine Spirit, shedding the love of Christ into her
near.: Mrs. >. was Tor years worthy member Of
the First Congregational Church, who, in her exit.
sustain real loss
On the same day. Mrs. RAcrrt sronoian. Wild
ow OF Capt Joshua s,oddard. aged So years
On Monday last. JcsRrn, youngest child Of Mr.
Joseph b. Peabody. aged about IL ronths. His
death was cccasioned by a fall .t,.
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BRITISH MORALITY.

In the appeal in Engiand for second trial
for murder, where defendent had been
acquitted, the Court decided there should be
a frisi BY basfe between the sppelIsn. and ap-
peIIee, unless the former consented to the
disehs &c Of the latter.
Ar the Lancaster Assizes, 40 persons
were sentenced 10 death, for forgery, passing
forged bank notes, murder, lsrsepies, &c.
The great number Of cases Of forgery
which occur 10 EDgland--and Of course the
namber Of executions for that crIme--has
attracted attention TO change of punishment.
In either instance lately the punishment was
coWmuted 10 transportation.
A document in our paper will shcw the
enormous increase Of crimes Of the late
years. The excess the last yoar, over that
If The proceeding, is most striking. In
1917, there were nearly $4,000 commit
ment, in 1915, only soci, end during the
seven years, the gradual increase OF numbers
10 from 5.to $4,000 ~
by return made TO the House OF Com
mons, II appears, that the number of persons
cxecatcd for forgery, within the last 70 years
mounts to,222 OF ,hcse 7s were for for
gerios on the Bank Of England:
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LATHAM THURSTON.

Has reeeiped, and oGeys for so!r,
DLACK Satin Of superior qualify, do.
ID Madarine for vests and panlaloons, do.
Luls,ringsr Synchaws, silk Handkerchiefs.
aud one piece ,wilIed Silk, &c. Ssc.--which
lie will sell very cheap.
eNcwhorf, June 10, 1919. (iw.)
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
MAY, 26lh IBis.
DyfHs $e last Session Of Congress, tbs
kouscNA Represeptatives sdopsed.a Reso.
luton, OF Nhica the following is ecry viz.
II, he haasksf R<hresenss,rys. Of ne3
United Ss>as NayeA 60, 1918. s
Resosued, Ths, SSS Secretary of the Treas.
be requested TO prepare and report TO this
House at their next asfion, a plan for tho
application OF such meyxA as are within the
power Of congress. 10 the purpose of open.
ipg and improving roads, and making canals;
together with u statement e the undertake
ings of that nature, which, ss sbjec,s of pub
lie improvement, may requhstsxd deserve
the aid Of government and alsk statement
Of works, OF the nature above mentioned,
which aave been commenced, the progress
which has been made IN them, the means and
prospects OF their being coinpleteds the pub
lie improveme carried On by states, or by
companies, or incorporalions which have been
associated for such pun poses, to which II may
be deemed exps3ent to subscribe, or aferd
assistance, the terms and conditions Of such
associations, and tho state Of their funds ; and
such information as, in the opinion Of the
secretary, shall be material, 10 relation 10 the
objects Of this resolulisn - Attest.
THOS. DOUGHERTY,
+. Clerk HsHse Of Retre,enfosivss.
To enable the Secretary Of the Treasury
to comply with the important acquisitions of
the fore going resolution, oil companies or i'm
corporations, associated for opening roads and
making canals, which they may respectively
conceive, require and deserve the aid Of the
government, arc invited 10 furnish this De-
pariment with such info'mstion concerning
their respective undertakings, as is required
by the resolution, and which may be neeessa-
ry 10 bring their eiuims 10 tho patronage Of
tho government, before tho Congress Of the
United States, at tho commencement Of their
next session. G
Where canal or road has been conmene-
ed, the communication ought to state dis.
tinCtly the dimensions of the work; the ma.
ture Of the soil and face of the country
through which II Is TO pass its greatest ele.
vaiion and depression, a0d mean level; thc
progress which has been made the expenco
and the whole probable expense,
estimated upon The expstiesce acquired in
The execution of the undertaking.
In all cases of canals, the number and di-
Of the locks the mean quantity Of
earth 10 DO removed per mile the nature and
extent OF the navigation to which they arc to
be connected,s should be distinctly made known.
In every case, the facility Of obtaining ma.
tcrials for the construction of roads, bridges
and locks, should be stated. The acts of in-
or articles of association the
bylaws which have been enacted; the o.
mount Of the fund authorised or agreed 10
shn1 ~ skal
the amount paid in the sum expended; the
and probability Of enforcing the paymen, of
the balance; should invariably be stated in
every communicstIcn. And yenuraIIy every
kind OF information which cen shed light UP.
on the undertaking.
WM. n. CRAWFORD,
q Secretary Of the Teasury.
in--lso
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FOR SALE,

A N entire new Bellows Top Chsise, with
IN Cradle Springs and Harness completes
built Of good materials, by good workman
and will be sold ut moderate price for rea-
dy money or undoubted short credit.
E. w. LAWTON.
Newport, June 10, 1918.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or .vEyYPORT.

ENTERED
sloop iIalcyon, Gardner, New.York, do. George
and Mary, Walden, do, do Morning Star, Dennis,
Norfolk; do b. d. Jones, Cahoonc, Nsw.York.
CLEARED. 81.
s'oop Rapid, Walden, New York; brig Patriot,
lMem, do : do fIalcyon. Gardner. do. brig Mary,
White, Havana. do. Neptune, Morris, do.
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very considerable ioppipgs Nigh, 90 tsken
from this SS5,oooi. per annurD. Might net
also some savings be made, fons Che ten
thousand per annom, allowed fof her Msjes-
ty's travelling expences We arc not much
Inclined TO specolations, especially 10 pscun-
iary matters but we think We could safely
venture to iarm her insjesiy's joprssys, in
eluding her Bath uips, Tor one ihoossnd a
year.--and with a little Royal economy, might
save nine thousand annuallyou ont Off.
!. a. London Pafer.
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NEWPORT.

~ We crave the Indulgence OF our
friends on account Of rhe great press Of sdser-
siscms cots, al this time. There is however an
uncommon dearth of news, and but iew sab-
jec,s afoat, of an interesting nature.
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VIM. JAMES TiLLEY,
va. l24, THAMES.
VIII open, this day, general assor,men, of
GOODS,

SUITABLE FOX 1HE Sh.aSOW
Which be offers TOR sale very low for Cash.
AMoNc wzIcH hRs 1Hs FOLLOWING,
UPERFINE al Z Fancy silk Handfs.
- com mon blue am Bandsnnah & flag do.
black Bresdclo,hs Z An assortment Of cot
Ditto Cassimetes, 4 ton do.
Flaoncls and Baizc's 4 Fancy Vestings,
Shee,ing and shirtine { An assortment Of Rib.
Cottons, 4 bops,
Blue and white Cam Umbrellas,
brics, Ieoo Jscopets,
Fancy Cslicocs, Mule and shear Mus
DO. gcntlemen's Crs 8 li0s,
yats, . An assortrn cnt OF Ilo-
Imitation Grapes, sey,
Dcriing Cords, 8 White Marse'ls and
S,ocksnetts, 8 Jean,
Blue, black and white ( Forniturc CaIicocs,
Maodarine Grapes ( Tapes and Bosbins,
for gens's wear, SFancy Brushes,
Canton Grapes, Cation Chcx,
I,slian ditto, Ditto Stripes,
Bombszins and Bon, s Hearth Rags,
ze,ts, <, Blue and yellow Nan.
Sieshews md Poplin 4 kins,
Fine I.utstrings, Z Cotton and linen Dis-
Ditto Sarsne,tes, per,
Merino bord. Shawls Gloves, an assortment
Ditto Trimmings, SOil Cloths,
Silk & cotton Shawls, Buttons, &c &c.
Together with great variety of osncr ar
tic!es, too numerous 10 mention.
.Aso-lo,coo Sporting Crackers.
Nespaort, June 10, 1918. 6w1
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The General Assembly Of this state is now
IN session in this town.
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Pegs a, Auc,,ou.

fcyS at dncti0r.
THE PCWS In the first Congregational
i Meeting House, will be sold, at auction,
on "Wednesday, juoc II, q: . o'clock 2. NJ.
June ;, 1918. -
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Bksik Wrifs and Executions.
RLANK wRITs and ExECUTioNs.of approved
~ forms. for Justices Courts, pripted on iine
paper and good type. fos ssle Il this Office.
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COMMUNICATED.

Can any thing be conceived moro contempt
ibie, than for man, who, has rendered him-
self completely obnoxious TO party while
they were in the ninority,--who has been 10
tbe daily habit of ces,owiog the most oppro-
erioos cpithets, on almost every man and ev-
cry measure oftba, party--vho, during war,
waged for tho maintenance of our dearest
rights, was known openly to exuii at any dis.
assers which befel ous nation--who DECLARED
:he, capture Of the Chesapeake, me most Drill
fianf evenf Of shs Idfe svar--I say, can any
thing bo considered more contemplate, than
for such man, like sorsiIe, cringing syco-
phant, to be seen runuiog rouad among hose
he has hitherto affected to despiss, and beg
8ing to DO reinstated in an Office, which he
has been considefcd unfit 70 sustain Every
dscsct man of any party, would cry out
share sHAME CLEAN SHIRT.
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ANCHOR FOUND.

ANCHOR FOUND.
A N Anchor was taken up in the harbor OF
IN Newport, between the Long wharf and
Fort w olcott. The owner can have It again
by proving property and paying charges, on
application to JOHN GLADDING, or
SAMUEL YOUNG.
June 10, 1918.
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NOTICE..
A RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS is
IA opened for the 6th Regiment y. s. In
fantry, at No. S, Long-wharf. All those
disposed to enter the service of their countrys
are requested to call. ,....
b. WATSON, Afcj. u. s. .drmys
.Newhors, Fe6 IL. Isl7. (tD
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WANTED,
4 y0vRNEYsIs.v CABINET .sEaKER. to
"A take charge Of a Cabinet shop--of steady hab.
its and good workman--eosstant employment and
q good chance win be allowed him. Apply to
JAMES TOWNSEND
Corner sf Ba,ssser's WaagE
.MeEpor', Nay Is. 1915. Cu]
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Strike aphike the Iron is Hot!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-06

Cheating, SO commonly practised in ciyiliz.
ed society, they have no temptation 10 it
whatever AS individuals they have no
use for money and no fear of want"
Mr. Melish further observes, g 1t has
been doubted whether the society will con-
tinue united, on which alone depends their
prosperity From The principle on which
the connexion is formed, and ,he objects
they have in view, am of opinion they will
not only continue united but that they will,
in all probability, be model for other soci
cites Ii their union continue, their pros
poets are bright indeed, both for lime and e.
ternity, Here they have the mutual aid of
each other, and are free from thousand
Temptations to which mankind in general
are subjected Having no fear Of want they
have literally no care for the morrow--they
have no use for nony, the love OF which is
The root ofall evil In health they h ava the
fellowship OF people of the like mind with
themselves-in sickness, they have the ad
vice and assistance of friends on whom they
can rely with perfect confidence of med
ical man, VINO can have no wish but TO rem
dSi thGti q oCiSiSCs-diG VI illiiioACi vi
religion, to pucr the balm of spiritual con
ISOLATION into heir wounded spirits without
money and without price. AT death ths y
can resign their offspring to the charge OF
the Society in the full confidence of their
well being-which single circumstance dis
arms he grim MESSENGER gilmore than halt
his terriers And the purity OF their life hav
ing fitted The m for the enjoyment of God,
they can resign their spiris, into the hands
of the mercilul Father of spirits and their
bodies being consigned TO the dus, among
the abodes OF their brethren, their graves
are so many memorials of their virtues
/" Any Prrson may join the society and
the mode OF doing SO is equally simple with
all the other regulations They have no
religious test, The candidate intimstes his
|iStention, ,and is received on trial one month,
during which he lives at the tavern. If he
is then satisfied, and chooses 10 conform to
their principles of morality, he is forthwith
admitted as members and entitled to ali
the privileges ofthe society If he is rich,
he deposits all his property in the common
stoek-if he is poor, he has no lack, as all
his wants are supplied out of that Stock"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Cumberland ss. Dscemser % 1817.
Taken by Execution. and mill be sold atfu5-
nc auction on Tuesday The 27h day Of
January ncrt, az fzvo o'clock r IA. at ne
Dwelling hsnse Of Moses Merrill, lr. Esq.
in AeU Gloucester
4 Ii the Right in Equity of Redemption
N which Nathaniel Ingersoll has of redeem-
ing the following described real estate, situate
n said New Gloucester to wit, two pieces of
land containing forty eighl sores, with the
dwelling-house and other buildings there on
the first piece bounded as follows, to wit !: be-
ginning at The northeasierly side of the road at
he westerly corner of land mor,gsged by said
Ingersoll to r Gutter and others--thence ran-
ning north forty FIVE degrees west by said road,
line and half rods-,hence north eleven de.
grees west by the county road ten rods-thence
south, forty five degrees east, eighteen rods
hence south forty five degrees west six rods 10
the bounds first mentioned. The second piece
lying on the soulhwesterlY side of the coun.y
road, being the lower side ofthe way 50 Called
and being all the same which the said Izgersoli
mo gsged to Eiizabeih w. Chsss, September
29th. A ID 1913 for $500 and interest, as by said
deed reco ded in the Registers Book of Deeds
68, psge 406. will appear. Also, the Bridghsm
Place. SO called, situate in Pejepscot, with the
buildings thereon, containing about fifty acres,
and mor,gsged to Cumberland Back for 500
and interest.
ROBERT NEVENS, D'y Sheriff.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-06
MARR{ED.

AT Portsmouth, on Sabbath evening last, Mr.
John Moore, merchant, to Miss Catharine Blunt.
The God Of Lore his deadly bos0 string dra,os,
A'ld man, IN rain, resists his sovereign lars;
80 sure The aim, though Blunt the fatal dart,
One More, now Urnqnishd, yields his bleeding
heart.
Miss Mary Webster. i
In Baltimore, Mr.. John How, mer. to Miss Su-
san Gates, both from this town.
In Falmouth by the Rev. Mr.. Miltnore, Mr.
Jacob Merrill, to Mrs. Abigail Dunbar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-06

IA i the subscribers, having been appointed
wv by the Hon Samuel Freeman, Esq. to re-
ceive and examine the cs inns cfcred,tors 10 the
estate of JOSEPH CHENEkY, late Of West.
brook deceased. represented insolsent, do
hereby give notice, thst six months are allowed
10 said creditors 10 bling IN and prove their
claims and thar we shall attend that service,
at the House of said deceased il Westhrook, on
he second Monday Of the six following months
from O'Clock 10 in u.e af fernoon
Dated at Wesibro,k. this ,hiIteenih day Of
December. in the year of our Lord one ihcusas I'D
eight hundred and seventeen.
JAMES MEANS,
ALEX'R. SnfLLIN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-06
Nathaniel Bls,lchard's Esta.e

TO he sold by order of Court on Tuesdsy,
the twen-y-seventh day OF January inst. 8.
eleven o'clJck in the forenoon, az the Store OF
Mg. JusIlN KENT, in Northyarmoath, ia the
rounis OF Cumberland, so much af The Real
Es.ate of Nathaniel Blanchard, late OF said
Nortlryarmcush, yeGmsn, deceased, consisting
of his Hcmested Fam, some Marsh, End . Pew
10 the Wesi Meeting house. IS will produce the
sem Of one hundred snd twenly dollars to pay
he debts Of said deceased.
SOLOMON BLANCHARD,
Ian. I, 1918 fdininisYafo,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-06
DIED.

In Standish, on the 28th ult Mr.. John Butler
aged 90. A very pleasant, amiabIe aud promising
young man. He was of the many that was
wrought upon by the special Influences Of .he divine
spirit in the time OF the remarkable revival Of re-
ligion in the congregational society in this town
the last yesr--he believed and was baptsed, and
admitted into the church of Christ-he in after life
and conversation proved the sincerity of his proies.
sion. In the day of trial bis faith aud hopes were
mistaken, unmoved, being placed in Christ tie
rockNfages. He descanted much in his last day s
upon the Importance of religion, He gave much
good and impressive advice and counsel to his sur
rounding friends and acquaintance in,reating
tbem earnestly ard repeatedly to attend TO the one
thing needful and 10 make sure Of the better part
which can never be taken away. in the near ap
proach of death, when seeing his friends much af-
fected, he calmly and pleasantly said, weep not
for me, bnt weep for yourselves for shall be hap
ply after death'--and 10 this assurance he expired
In this town, on the 22d ult. Mrs MARY con-
sort of Mr.. Samuel I'll Ash aged 81
In New BrRintree, Mr.. Wareham Warner. aged
81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-06

JOHN P. THURSTON,
No L. Long Wharf Has for Sue,
~JU bbls mess No /, & BEEF
200 ditto supcrfne and fine FLOUR, in whole
and half barrels
80 hhds TOBACCO and Antigua RUM, pure
as imported
pipes 18th proof BRANDY
3 boxes t-3 cross TIN PLATE
60 bolts RAVENS DUCK
40 boxes souchong TEA, first quality
chests Congo do
1 do Young Hyson do
FLAXSEED wanted jim. 9th
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-06
Iron, Steel, Griadstones, &c.
DANIEL GILBERT,
LAS just received in addition to his former |
l. j. Stock, a complete assortment of

"AS just received in addition to his former
Il j. Stock, complete assortment of
BAR IRON AND STEEL, Viz =;
Russia, old and new Sable Iron; flat and square
swedes do of all sizes Sat- and SIS inch round
aud square Bundle Iron; Bolt Iron for vessels use
Of all sizes spike, deck nail, horse nail and fOd
rods, Nail Plates Of various sizes Hoop Iron, for
cistern hoops sc. wide and narrow; Bar and
Plough Moulds. Also, BIistered Steel Of the first
quality Cast, German, swedes and ,ub Steel ;
Steel Sleigh Shoes, very nice Anvis and Vices OF
all sizes Sheet Iron Cart and Wagon Boxes
Steel Plate Mill Saws. &c.
-4LSO-
handsome lot Of Grndstones, Of the blue kind
N. Il. The above articles will be sold cheap. for
cash credit to those who pay punctually.
Dec % CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-06
MARINE INTELLIGENcE--FxrRA.

Arrived on Thursday morning last and immedi-
ately moored in the Harbour of Time, the NEW
YEAR EIGHTEEN HUNDRED EIGHTEEN. We
understand she will remain at her present moorings
for the term of twelve months. Her arrival was
greeted by the hearty cheers and reciprocal good
wishes, of the uncounted millions of human beings
who yet dwell on the border of Time May they
experience all the happiness and joy during the
twelve months of her continuance, that their lar
gest wishes could have anticipated and after wit
Messing, with felicity, the arrival of many succeed
ing YEARS, when Time itself, shall with them
weigh anchor to depart, may they be borne by
that buoyant vessel, CHRISTIAN HorE, through
the quicksands of Death, into the haven of ETEa
NAL Jov -Nerhampshire Sentinel
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-06
~SsN
GAZETTE 49, News.
PORT OF PORTL AND.
Entrances and ClearGnces at The Custom

Entrances and Cledrdnces at lhe Custom House
ARRIVALS.
Jan. 1, arriced brig Susan, Woodbury., from
Alexandria, with Flour, TO the Captain--schr
Munroe, Moody, from Boston--brig Nmrod
Prince, from do sloop Industry, Blackstone, do
sloop Joseph, Stanwood, do--sloop Messenger
Porter, do.--2d, schr. Active, Davis, from do
with Fiour.--5h, schr. Barzillai, Pote from Salem
with Fiour.4-Sloop Leander, Blanchard, from
Boston.
CLEARANCES.
Foreign--Jan 1, cleared ship James, Mackie
for Demarara--2d, brig John Adams, Porter, fol
Para--5th, schr. Casco, Gordon, for Guadalupe.
schr Susan. Robinson, for Portland, in IS days
was left at Aux-Cayes, 26th Nov.
schr. Planet, days from Portland, for Alex
andria, was spoken 25th ult. lat. Sc, long. 72.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-06
FRESH GOODS.

FRESH GOODS.
BARBOUR &c LINCOLN,
LAvE received By the lateft arrivals from Lon
don and Liverpool via Boitoo a large anc
extenfive afortment of GOODS, viz
Beff fuperfne BLACK and bus, WsH Of Eselan.
BR ADCLOTHS
Fine and common Brozdcloths of all colors and
qualities
Black blue blue MKT, Coburg raixs, double mill =
c1SSINERES
Very 6ne blue Poiiss Canins,ss
Blue. olive and brown HABIT Clet5s
Plain and twill'd Pstns CLsbs
large afortment of Bombssa plain & twll'd
Ratinetts Scotch PIads Wildbores,
Cloak Camalests
Deyonfhire Ker(eys, HsnteyI cyos5,
CoatIugs DntfiIs, Booking. Swauskin
Back blue green fcarlet .drab, fawn and brown,
SILK HELThTs
Srperhne 5uff CafIi mere fos Veftinps
A variety of ioilinete and fwausdown Vsflog
B ack six Fiorentine
Fine 4 and white and yellow Flsnnels
bale aforted color d Fannels
| do Rose Blankets from 4 10 "a
do 4 unbleach d Warham Sheeiings
do 4 A beach do do
Scarlet C2ifImcre ohawis
State. black white and mxd Worried HoGe
Black aud colord evsn'ine twill'd Silks
Black, white and cAangeable Florences
Sinchaw and farinett Luffrin
IA and8 4 Levantine 6 K Shawls
4 large sf,rtment of Printed Shavls
Black Nankin Grapes.
Black and Col Cantoa c. spss
6 black Englilh six Lace
Black and whne Italian Grape
Damafk Table Linen
Fine Engiifh Birds Eye Diaper
Rufia and american do
Patent Steam Loom Shrtings
Irfh Linens Linen Sheeting
Linen Canbrics Long Lawn
Elegant Furnitures; CopperpIates
Common Calicoes Ciaghxms
Fine India Sheeting Cottons
Bandanna. fag d hack elk Handkerchief
Bngliih and French silk Gloves
Kid beaver and ID ,efkiu Cloves
Wire Gotten Thread patens CO ord linen do
Trebl gilt coat aud veA Buttons
Webb patent Sufpenders
B ack Italian and Canton Sewing Silk
No S. So, 4. 4 Z, and Pins-Silk Twin
4 and 4 4 white cotton Cambrics
Fancy Mullins
Silk ard Gingham UMBRELLAS
An adortment of Rbbands
American Sa tinerts
Girghsm., Checks tic. G'c,
INDIA CALLICOEs. Nov. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-06
NOTICE.

THE Creditors of the eaate of Col. SAMUEL
WHITM0RE. late of Corham, in the county
of Cumberland, attorney at law, deceafed are hers
by notified that further dividend of 81 cents on
the dollar has been duly decreed and that faid
creditors may receive the fame by applying to
SIMON ELDER, of Qorhan.
December 10. 1917