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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-04

place OF attack, the same defencs passssssy
for the defence Of . naval depot, &c. viii
enabIe Us 10 counteracs tho ombasrAssing
and ruinous consequence of his taking posses-
sion Of so central and favorable . position to
annoy our country in almost every direction.
Perhaps some may Affect to smlIp n. the
idea MISUNDERSTANDING there 10 no dan
ger TO be apprehended from such IN event.
Bot more improbable things than that have
uanspired during only few past pears. Hence
We ought oot, from tho idea Of our incUss-
ing greatness as q nation TO be lulled into
false security. The consideration of afford
ing ample protection 10 so importans posi-.
ion and valuable portion Of the Union. b 10
hnitely more than adequate TO the espe0ce
Of IL. Besides, the idea Of expencs is gross-
ly maeni6ed by those opposed to the cseAb-
hshmcns Of great Naval Depoe within cur
waters.
II in the erection Of Naval Depot, Il 10
considered as important TO havo at commend
such harbor as Newport---eosy Of ingress
and egress az all seasons Of rae year-uno6-
s,rnesed by dangerous rocks and shoais, fidss
and iee---wl,h sufficient depth Of water lead
log into II for the largest ship that hoats--
good .nchorage--and safely sheltered from
ssorms-R. Island harbor possesses those ad-
'vsntages, with theaddition, that anorth west
"iod, generally the prevailing wind Of winter,
as far 10 enter the port. What other port in
the Unioa can boast ~ much!
+. II is understood thar the place contemplat.
ed for the Naval Depot, forms the basin a.
bove the ssone bridge, near The boundary line
which divides this state from Masaachusetts
spot extremely eligible. In the examins-
tion Of 1t, one would suppose that nature
formed The situation tor the express purpose.
Its surrounding positions, in = military point
of view, are SO commanding, as TO render its
defence impregnable. Ia distance Of forty:
miles circumfer renee moro militia could be-,
concentrated, say in forty.eight hours, than
perhaps in any other section Of the COUNTY,
as troops could be transported from the states
Of Rhode Island, Come cticut sod Msssachu.
sets, both by water and ON turnpike.roads.
Tho neighbo, hood abounds in vast quantities
Of excellent building stone. !.
The slegibilny OF our waters for the es.
'ablishment of a Naval Depot, is eorroborat-
ed as has been stated, by some of the most
scientific and expe rienccd nautical characters,
both of France and England---and it Is with
pleasure we add the testimony of Col Hum-
phreys, with the recent opinion given or this
subject, by the professional gentleman who
surveyed the coast for the purposs, with the
exception Of one solitary dIsseoting voice.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-04
-D .so:~. ss~--


Il is VITA pleasure sc learn, that subscrip.
,ions are now opened at tho Offi;e of the
Ocean 1assrance comhany In this Town for
the purpose OF form,og companies TO cary
on the Whse Fishery, capital 3 40 o0o---s0J
the Cod Fishery, capital e. ooo---Sharcs
$50 each--The subscriptions will remain
open stthc Insui ance Ofice during the nex,
week, unless sooner flied --Afsycnry.
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WANT, EMPLOYMfN +

A person well qualified to st,end ssw-mii and
"A grist-mill, ssd who ess produce good recdm-
mendatiops; any one who may wish to hire for the
above purposes and direct line to A. b. Troy
Mass. sha1 meet With prompt Attention.
Feb. rs, 1873
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-04

DRFEhT Of she PATRIOTS at MEXICO
The Baltimore Patriot contain a irsnsla
tpn Qrom the Havana Diary Of 25'h uIt. J OF
despatch from Col. Josquim Ma.quessy
D ,nsIlo, TO the viceroy Of M-xico. This
tisps,ch Is dated Fort Of Corpora. is' Dc.
1917. sad Is headed Glory 20 tho God cf A.
pies!" The Colonel states that he pfeeeet-
icg nigh, tie advanced his batteries within pIs-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-04
DOCT. Johnson,

Has jaH ohsned Medicine Shon, az No. lss,
.hames streets fsw doors above Me Brick
Marker,
> Where he olIsrs for sale,
A general assortment of Genuine, Fsesh,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
As cheap as can be purchased in the state.
UJ Medicine Chests for vessels and families, put
up or replenishcd with exsctness and despatch.
few bottles Of Oriental Pink Oil, for curling
and rendering beautiful the hair.
Shop open from sunrise till O'Clock, NJ
DIR. yoHssoH solici,s share Of public patronage.
Newport. March 4 1913
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-04

dagger and iasssi0n, tls lp6exib;s eharnpI-
ons of their liberties, and the undsunted sd-
voeates of constitutional and governmental
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-04
MARINE NEWS.

PORT or NEWPOkT.
Ensered-slopp Union. Hall, Ncw.York.
Cleared-sloop General Washington, Whitehorne,
New.York DO. George Mary. Walden. do,
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NOTICE.

scriber and JOB SHERMAN, was by mutual
consent. dissolved in October last Those indebted
TO thsrp. Or having unsettled Accounts. are most
earnestly requested to adjust the same with the
Subscriber, who is authorised TO settle the affairs %
the concern lit is hoped that those who disreg I'd
this reasonable request. will rot take offence should
they be called upon in persmptory mssner.
EDWARD w. LAWrOE.
Newport, Jan. 2, 1913.
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accompanying this report are several detailed
statements, Of which the following appears the most
material i
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LOST,

I'm Sunday, the 22d inst. in Broad street, Purse
~ containing Thirty six Dollars. , fves, q thrt ss
2two's and ones. Whoever has found the same.
and will bring il to Nos SO & 90, Long wharf shsll
be handsomely rewarded
Newport, Feb Is. 1879
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-04

Banking Institutions appear to be the or
der of sne day--bu, after ell, we believe the
Bank 6snsry,if carried on with spirit, will
be found most productive.
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Thin day opening ct
March 4, 1918.

n Jonyneyman Cadnet- Makey
wanted One who good workman, and man
4 OF steady habits and sobriety, may hear of COR.
stsnt employment, by applying at this office.
Feb. 1R
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-04

No paper have been received from Boston sine
Saturday last. The Boston mail had not arrive
tast evening when our paper was put to press.
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HALUABLE F1PM.

THE subscriber offers for sale. bis Farm situated
4 in Mddletown, about one mile and half from
the state e-house in Newport Said Farm CONTAINS a.
bout 60 acres of land. With great quantity of excel.
lent fruit trees. Of all kindstogethcr with the build
ings thereon standing. For other Information in.
quire Of ALANsON PECKHAaI.
Middetown, Feb. II. 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
Anthony Coombs Hill.

NOTICE /. hereby given TO the heirs and cred
~ i,ors of the eiste of ANTHONY CooMns'
ia.e of Harpswel 10 the county OF cumberland
dsceafed, and all Others concerned h@ E'nhz
Coombs has exhibited 10 me the inoscrioet, 'uoge
Of the Court of Probate within and Tor 'aio esnn,
- - Iot;rumer, purporting 10 be ne ia0 Will
"a -s1ament of nthony Coonbs aforeiaid and
,s., he .ame will be confdered at PROBATE Court
- ia y Brupfwick 10 said Couofy az the ion
~ YIN tIocekans on the 6re Wednesday at err
she third Monday in May nea' a nine clock IN
.hs so,eaoop when and where they may be preient
sna lhsw caule if ary they have why The lame
fhould no. be proved approved aud afowed as the
-. .w;iI and teltament OF said de eaied -Csver
,, 49, NV hand =, Portland this eleventh day of
Eshruary in the year of our Lord eigh cen hun
dred and eighteen. DAM ne H'isaS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs and cred
IN iters Of the efts,e of THOM IS BARNES
late of Poland IN the county of Cumberland ZIG
deceafed, and all Others concerned--Ihat 'oba
Dunn Jun Admininrator of aid etsts;e as eIhio
tied 70 me the fuhfcriber, Judge of the Court oil
Probate. within and for fsid county hrs iecond
account OF administration of faid eitste: and that
the fame will be conhdered ar Probate Court 20
be held nj the Probate Office in Portland IN izid
County ca the fourth Wednesday of March ner'
a. tea o clock in the forenoon, when and where
,hsy may be prefsnt and thew caufe If any they
have whv the fame fhould NOT be allowed Given
under my hand at Portland. this eleventh day OF
February, 10 the year of our Lord eighteen hun
dred ADD eighteen. SAM FREEMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
ReoI Estate an WinOt.

ITO be fold by order Of the Supreme Judicial
i Court, held in Portland on the lecond Tues
day of October laR-Fifty acres of good Land,
with dive ing houfe thereon, Guated near Der
ry's mills in Minot 10 the county of Cumberland
il being the property of Roreyslania Berry.
Almirs Berry, end Mary Jane Berry mi
nors uDde The age of twenty one wears and
fold for their bepeht The fac viii take place on
the prerniie on TUESDAY tbs Jss' tsertb say II
I6e,l nest al II O clock A. Nj Conditions made
known at the lime ADD place of fae.-For further
particulars inquire of BENZ BRADBURY.
GUARDIAN to iaic minor children.
Mioo. Feb "A SIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10

ri HE fubfcribers having been duly appointed to
= receive and examine the claims of creditors of
the eftate of NATHANIEL STANWOUD late of
Bruniwick in the courty 0 Cumberland yeoman
deceaed Represented iniolvent, hereby give notice
that FIX month"; from this date are allowed 60 faid
creditors 10 bring in and prove their claim, and
tha, we will attend that fervice at the Office of
EbeDezer Everett, one of the fubfcribers, IN faid
BruDiwlck, on the third Mondays of March April
and Auguft next between the hours of TWO and
fix ia The afternoon of each of those DAYS
JOSEPH McKEEN, Commit
EBENLZER EVERETT, s 6oners.
Bruniwick Feb rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
MILLER'S
Ceie brated ITCH OINTMENT.

Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT,
r. offered 20 the public as being one of the ca.
sest and safest cures for Ibis dis order.--L ong
experience has proved The efficacy of this Clint
ment.. 1t is perfectly safe IN it's operation and
may be applied to The smallest infant without
danger. The scent is sgreesble-II is not ne
cessary for the patien, TO take birthstone, as is
common IN other ointment. This Ointment is
put up ia tin boxes, convenient to cstry, and
each & >nuine box will be accompanied vi b di-
rec inr If genuine, aid will be signed by JOEL
MILLER. The above O:ntmene msy be hso in
small or large eusn,i,ies Of JOEL MILLER. ST.
George; Doctor Cyrus Hofbrook, Sign of ST.
Luke's Head, No Sc, II snover street, d.. Sass
vel Horton .Tr. N 4, Newbury' stree. Bos, on,
of Mr. Benjamin Butanaa, Pc land; Aveyy Rasus
son, w Adobo"ugn Nh. Jude Hide. Of Drums.
wick Halsey Heatcy. George Nc LeLfnn and Ma
than Fates, rhemas own, and Dukes Perry, Cam
den x &c e Geer. Friendship George Robinson,
81. Gorge.
~ The above Oinsmen, is sold also by the
principal Apo,hecsries, Booksellers and Traders
in Massachusetts, and in the British provinces.
February, 10. (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
Jonathan Collins VII,

NOTICE 10 hereby given to the heirs and credit
~ ors of the effste of JONATHAN COLLINS
late of Scarborough in the county of Cumberland,
Yeoman, deceafed, and all Others concerned That
Solomon Burnham has exhibited TO me the fub-
fcriber JUDE of the Court of Probate. within and
for faid county. ar Inftrumeot purporting 10 be
the .afi Will and Teftament of faid decesied and
that the fame will be confdered alta Probate Court
70 be held at the Probate Office in Pc tland in faid
County on the fecopd wednesday of April next at
ten O'Clock ia The forenoon, when and where they
may be preieu, and fhew caufe, if any they have
why the fame hould not be proved, approved and
allowed a. the Ian " i'll and Testament OF faid de
ceased.- Given under my hand at Portland this
twea,y frfi day of February in the year of our
Lord eighteen hundred and eighteen.
SAM FREEMAN,
A true Copy Aueft Horatio Southsate, Reg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
abraham Le0pifs Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given 20 the heirs and cred
itors of the elfate of ABRAHAM LEAVIT
late of Scarborough in he county of Cumberland
deceased and all others concerned--thst John
Leavit administrator of fad ea,e. ha, exhibited 70
me the fubfcriber Judge of the Court of Probase,
within add or fsid couu'y bis fecond account of
administration of laid elfate and that the fame will
he confdered at a Probate Court 10 be he'd at the
Probate Office IN Portland in fad county on the
fourth Wednesday of March next at ZEN o'clock in
the forenoon when and where they may be pref
ent and chew cauie, if any they have, why the
fame fhou'd not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Portland this twenty
Eth day of February in the year of our Lord egh
teen hundred and eighteen
SAM FIREMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
AnatOmy and Phusiologu.

hR. RAMsAY'o first course will te! animate OF
- The end Of March by lectures 10 the morning
his second course will commence on the middle &
March next by lectures in the evening, during
that month-Lectures will be delivered morning
and evening during The month Of April when the
discourses will close, until next Autumn, when The
first course of Demonstrations and Ph, sology will
be delivered by DR.. K. The second course 81
Demonstrations of Anatomy viii be given by th,
gentlemen OF the Anatomical Society Of Fryeburg
as in DIR. RS school in Edinburgh -the Pbysoo
gy by DIR. Ramsay,
he museum will always be open for the i'm
provement OF Gentlemen, fees Si0 each 8 months
for those gentlemen who have been pupils, and
nay desire to Continue complete their studies
rees for the lectures next course $40, Library &c
Eryeburg, Feb. Is 7w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10

IA HEREAS Elizabeth Taber widow of John
w Taoer, late of Portland in fad count y, mer
chant, deceased, has been duly cited to take upon
her the standardization of the eia'e OF said deceaf-
&C aud hss declined Notice is hereby gwen 70
rhe nex1 of kin and heirs of faid deceafed that
they or either of them may appear at Probate
Court TO be held the probate Office in faid Port
land on the fourth Wednesday Of April ne,t, &C
ten o 'clock 10 the forenoon, and then and there
take upon them he adminifr alton of laid elta'e
otherwife the fame will 5esranted to creditor or
come other perfon.
Give under my hand at Portland aforefaid, this
eleventh day of FebruaryA DiaS
SIM FREEMAN Judge of faid Court.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10

NKIE the fubscrbers having been appointed
w by the Hon Sanuei Freeman, Esq to re
ceive and examine the claims of creditors 10 the
Fna;e OF JOHN LEWIS late Of Minot- yeoman
decesfed Represented infolveni. d hereby give
notice that six months are allowed 20 isd creditors
10 bring in and prove their claims and that we
will attend that iervice al Jacob Hills cihce ia
Miuot on Monday the tweoty third day Of Feb,
next, at TWO Of The o lock in the afternoon and
on the FRI Saturday 10 each of the following
months, at the fame hour and place.
Dated At Mnot THE swepty eighth day Of Ian
1873 JOSEPH WAsHBURN
EZRA BRITT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10

THE fuhfcriber hereby give pubic nonce o
al concerned thai he has been du appoint
ed and taken upon himief he trua of Admins
traitor of the ettate of EiIAKIM WESTCOAT
Iare of Standifh, 10 the county of Cumberland
yeoman. deceaied, by giving bond as the aw di
reefs He therefore equens all perfons who are
indeb ed to the faid deeesfeds efiate to make i'm
mediate payment and thofe who have apy de-
mands thefeon, TO exhba the fame for fet,lemen,
20 DANIEL WESTCOAT.
Standifh Feb IS 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
FOR SALE,
II NEW CLOIAtIER.

NOTICE is hereby given tina, the subfcriber
has taken The Clothng mill lately occupied
by Quimby and Smith and that he intends TO pay
ffrict attention TO the buGpefs IN all its various
branches with much neatnef- and difpatch He
10 informs his friends that he takes all kinds OF
produce for pay or gives year credit.
joshua PARSONS.
Minot, Aueuft 2tR, 1877. fl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10

/ o be let that three llory brick Houfe ard Sta
bes In Ssco, hsua,ed upon the Maine-Areet.
Il has always been occupied as Tavern, and is as
good land there 10 in Saco.
Further information may be had by applying to
the fublcrber IN The above premles may he
purchaled on moderate terms and long credit With
good fecurity. DANIEL CLEAVES.
Biddeford IAN 81 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,


10 the Honourabls 1ufices sftbe Circuit
Col0t q Cannon Pleas, far the /econd
eefern ctrcau,b begun and bolden at Mar
ren, IN ana Jer the county Of Lincoln, on
The second Aona'y Sf January, Il. d.
1913
YOUR petitioner would humbly represent that
he is IL zed IN common of undivided
thirteenth part Of a ior tract of land Gusted ia
briltoI in laid counSy containing about one han
bred ard five scres~-toge her with The building:
ihereon. with all the PRIV leges and appugtenances
thersunto belonging together with one Henry
Fofet, James back eton ADD Jane his wife in her
right, James F, 1et. Dzuel FoAets Hector FofIe,t
and Peggy Fofstt and other persons to your Pc
,tiouel unknown, which fad tract or lot of land
Il bounded az follows, 10 VIII ezlt by land owned
snd improved by Rufus Curtis and James Given
north by land owned by Thomas Fafett, welt by
and owned by John Fofett, aud iouh by Pema
quid Salt river, TO called, which faid tract lot of
land 10 the ssme thar was formerly owned and &C
cup,ed by Henry Fotiett late of iaid BriRol de
cesssd-And your petitioner prsys that your hoo
ora would caute partition 10 be made of the afore
deicTibsd real eitate and that his aforelaid flare
thereof may be fet off and divided from The ref
according The fatu,e IN fuch cafe made and pt o.
vided 10 thai he may hold the same 10 ieveraity
aud a. in duty bound will ever pray
MARIUS HOW.
Copy Attef, NAT COFFIN, Clerk.
Lincoln 90
{ C. Common Psaje. Jan. term 1913.
ON the within petition order ed--that the aeti-
toner give notice by ierviog bis cotenants named
ID hi petition, with az a,tened copy of his petit.
ZION and this order thereon, fourteen days at leaf
before the isiion of THE courl TO be holden at
Wiicaiie on the fourth Monday Of april pext, and
alto ny pubIfhipg This petition with this order
thereon IN o'e of The Portland pspsrsthree weeks
iuccefhpey the ait publication TO be thirty days
al leait before faid April term that all peIions in
tereited may then and there appear md Thew caufe
if any they have, why the prayer of f4id petition
fh euid not be granted.
Attea-NAT COFFIN Clerk.
Copy Aref NAT. COFFIN Clerk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10

= Thou shalt read" Deut. 81 IL. (" GiUe attef-
dance 10 reading" 1 Tim. 4 IS. "Whoso read
eth lei him UNDERESTIMATE Mark IS IA
Philip. U,idrrstandest thou ichGt thou rsadest 2
Eunuch. How can I, ercept some man should guide
me Acts 8 80, 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
and for Sale by
ISAIAH THOMAS, Jun.

DELANO'S Travels,
ALIENS Alarm,
Tytlers Elements of General History,
SCOTS ] theological works vols
Patrick Henry's Life,
SCOTS Essays on various subjects,
Thatcher's Modern Practice,
Hume, Essays 2 vols.
Memoirs of the Duke of SulIy, vols.
Roberison's Charles the 5lh, 8 vols.
Newtot's Works
mcknight On the Episles,
MAYORS PIutarch for the use OF Schools,
Lord Byron's works, 8 vols.
Brackenridges History ofthe late War, between
the United States and Great Britain,
Prideaux Connexions of the old new Tesla
ments,
Female Biography,
Cottle's Alfred, Poem,
Bower OF Spring,
Shakspear's Plays,
Village Sermons
Melincourt by the author of Headlong Hall,
Welsh MountaiReers, 2 vols.
Pilgrims Progress with notes by Scott,
Lady Morgan's France,
Orlando Poem, vols
Coldshitll's Works, 5 vols.
Cowper's Works, 8 vols.
Charlmsgae, Poem by Lucisn Bonaparte
divers Conveyancer, being a selection OF
forms of General Utility,
Legh's Travels,
Brooks Gazetteer,
Daily Devotions,
French Grammar,
do. Dictionary by Nugent,
do. do. by Boyer,
Fosters Essays,
Saints Rest
Seabury's Sermons, 2 vols.
Moor's Irish Melodies,
Western Gazetteer or Emigrants Dictionary,
containing Geographical description of the
Western States and Territories,
Geographical Catechism
Cummings Geography and Atlsss,
Adams do DO.
Geuthrie's Geography,
Valpray's Greek Grammar
Smiths do do,
BigIow's Introduction
GrGca MinoEa,
Graca Majora,
Greek Lexicons,
Morses Geography,
Indeiable INK,
SLAIE rs and PENCILS,
Quils of the best quality.
Also,-jaSt received,
The New England journal of Medecine, Surgery
aud Collateral branches Of Science--Gentiemen
who wish to become subscribers, will please to call
at The Portland Bookstore, where single Number
Tor me year 1917 may be had.
The Christian Disciple for Feb. 1913, is received
Likewtse,
Those justly esteemed and highly
valuable
Family Medicines,
prepared by W. L. CONWAY, kept con
stantIy for sale at the
Feb "a P0RTT IND R0nKCV0PI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
LOST on The I7fh Inst.

BETWEEN Bath and Portland yellow calf
skin Pocket Book, containing a letter directed
TO Mehrs V,nton & Coz Portland containing a
tnali ium Of money, aud ALTO fmaIl FUN belong
ing to the ubicrber, together with feveral fmali
notes and other papers which are OF but Iitte
value, except 10 The owner ANY perfon that will
return or give inf rfnation where the pocketbook
be Obtained with its contents TO The lublcriber
fha receive five dollars reward or reafonab E
compensation for the pocketbook aud papers with
cut the money CHARLES CLAPP.
Bath, Feb 81 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
Copartnership.

Y lHE suRscri5trs have formed connection for
n the purpose Of transacting business on Commits
mission ls thl> City, under the firm Of
JOHN 4. GEO. w. LYNCH.
John LYNCH,
GEO. W. LYNCH.
NetO-York, january 8. 1915.
REFERANCES.
Messrs. lie Roy, Bayard & Co. Men, York
Messrs. Prime, Ward G. Sands, 1''" O'"'
Hon. James Lloyd,
Messrs. Thomas c. Amory & Co. Boston.
Messrs. Muason & Barnard,
Nec- York, jan 3. 1918 (8wA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
FOR SALE,

n valuable stand for a Black
lnith, at Rickers corner 10 called in Lebanon,
ID M ihree miles above little river Falls--about
one acre of Land with TWO TORY dwelling Houie,
Blacksmith fhop aud tools theresn. which 10 of
fered very low for cath down For ter ms call on
the fubfcfibers J. BUTLER CO.
Tamwor,h, N II Feb 4
Also
% hand general afortment of
English, India &c W. / Goods,
1t their fore in Tanworfh Nh
CIV j. Butler, & Co.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10

Excellent Stand for Business.
r OR Sac IN Wayne, one acre of LAND, with
atwo ftory Houie two flory Store, Barn Ec.
For particulars enquire of
Nathaniel & Luther Dana.
Portland, Dec. %. 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-03-10
FOR SALE,

A OXEN, 64 fee, each and 90 SHEEP-enquire
OF Q Z. VAUGHAN Efq at Cape Elizabeth
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