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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-25
MfSCELLAN Y.
AUGUST l4th, 1919.

4Nessrs. II. e r. Shirley,
have herewith sen, for publication, in
the Gazette, some extracts from two letters
written in the State Of Ohio, underthe dates,
which they bear. The writer Of these lei
tiers, is Stephen March, Esq. late of Union,
in the county Of Lincoln, aud for many
years Justice ofthe peace and Of the quo
rum, for said county. Mr.. March is gen
teman of respectabiliiy and integrity, and
cmarkably cautious Of exasgerating Oh any
subject.
The originals are in the possession OF
Deacon Samuel Hills Of Union, where they
may be seen at any time.
Although the spirit Of emigration has
been, in soiae measure. checked yet some
of our valuable citizens are, at this time,
making preparations, for leaving the Dis
trict Of Maine, for the Western country. Ii
is to be hoped, that bur few will have the
madness and folly, to sacrifice their proper
ty, leave comfortable living, take long,
dangerous and disagreeable journey, and
finally set themselves down in the Western
States, tenants of miserable cabins, with
nothing in prospect but wretched Deepen
dence. LlNlOLN.
Tie first leffes Is directed 70 Mr.. Hills, and
as dated ChtLlicothe, Ohio, December 18Th,
1917 ..#s
DEAR BRoTHER--I foundil pretty much
SO, molly mixture Of creatures, assembled
from different parts Of the country, and
possessed of different principles some Of
no principles at all; living in small los
houses, called cabins, much disposed TO in
dulge themselves, not working half their
,ime, and 100 many making free use Of
svh,skey.-1 hey are generally Tenant.
One man here, undertook to tell me the
difference between the Virginians and New
Enclanders, that have moved into this
Quarter. He observed, that Virginians re
sort to the taverns, get drunk, swear and
glory in ii !; but that the New-Eng CHAMBERS
would do neither Of these things, bu. would
cheat whenever they had an opportunity
With few exceptions, the man was I'm.
doubtly half right. 1t is much TO be lamen-
ted, that so many, who were the very re-
fuse of the states, where they lived, have
moved into this part of the country.
The emigration TO this state, has been
very great this year, and there must have
been many families on the road, which
come the way We travelled. Now lWlii
leave il to you, whether they must not one
half Of them been raving and distracted
sacrificing their places at home and setting
out upon so long a journey, as many lave,
done this year, with not more than halt mo-
new enough to carry them through comfor-
tably and So after suffering much, lind
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-25
YDYE-STUF,FS SC CLOTH
IERS TOOLS.

A/ILLIAM TILE2TON. informs his friends
w and the public that he has taken into CO.
pagsn.rfhip Mr.. Jonas B. BaowN, and that the
bulsefs in future will be conducted under the firm
of TILESTON a. BROWN.
They have removed from No. S, Ann Greet, TO No.
8. Merchants Row where they offer for fale on
the moi reafonsbie terms for cafb or approved
credit,
40 tors Logwood Rocoa- Otter
10 do Futile Cochineal
10 do Nicaragua Aqua Forts
do Braxesto wood spr'ts Salts
400 bis ground Cam Sal Ammoniac
wood warranted vety Grain Tin
fri quality + Crem Tartar
90 bis red Sander wood Red do
IS cafes Oil VitrioI Clothiers Copper Kettles
30 czrboys do + do Prefs Plates
1900 VT. Roman do + do do Papers
20 hhds green Coppera.f do Screws
20 cafks Alum + do Bruihes
10 bis ground Tumerickt Tenter Hooks
hhds Madder + Few Hervey's patent
cafes Bengal Indigo I Shearing Machines.
| zeroon Guatimala late Improvement
500 VT Blue Calls I otiiimans do do.
500 VT. Verd'grefe I
As they pay their whole attention to the felec
rion and purchafe of articles for Ciothiers and
Manufacturers. they will find il greatly for their
advantage to call and examine for themlelves.
July "a cop 3m
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TIMOTHY HoDCKINS.

Mr.. Timothy Hodgkins, who relates the
above, is about SO years ofagc, has for the
most part Of his life followed the sea, and is
enusled 10 credit. Yours, VS..
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EsTWIcK EVANS. ESQ.

The pedestrian, arrived In town yester-
day, irsm N. Orleans, via Boston.-Ports.
Or. .4ug. 8.
The Portsmouth Gazette OF the 18th
contains the following.
.Notice.-Until very recAtly, the SUBJ
scriber had no idea of publishing an accoun-
of his late Tour. But for several circum-
stances, among which the most welghty IS
his desire 10 crafty the interests which his
friends have been pleased TO express res
Dec,inr il he is induced to offer to the pub
lie the following
PROSPECTUS Win be Published, as soon
as there shall be a sufficient number OF Coz
pies engaged, PEDESTRIOUS TOUR,
Of 1000 miles, through the Western States
and Territories, during the Winter and
Spring Of 1918, interspersed with briefre-
Elections, pom great variety oftopics -
religious, moral, political, sentimental, &c.
sc.
The work will be published in one vol
ume, of q duodecimo form, and on good pa
per. /, will also be we'll bound, and will
contain likeness of the author IN his hunt
ING dress, SC. The price will no; be more
than one dollar, and as much less as CAP
be afforded.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-25

OF blacs FISH was nothing less than The
punches on the back of the celebrated SEA
SERPENT. He made directly for the
boat until he came within fifty yards he
then sunk under water, and we were much
alarmed lest he should rise under Us, as We
had no power Of getting from him, we ~
ing becaImrd when he came up be was
80 feet from us we had then perfect and
distinct view of this Monster of the deep;
his head was elevated from to feet the
distance was about s feet from his neck 10
the FIRST bunch /; We counted 20 lunches,
and we supposed them on an average about
FIVE feet apart, and his whole length could
not be less than 100 feet When We hrss
saw him there appeared ripping in the
water which made noise not much unlike
water running rapidly over loose pebbles
on his nearer approach, when we knew Is
70 be the Serpent, We imagined It 10 proc
coed from his mouth, and il app red az
though he was Kissing but on his near
ing still more, we found it proceeded from
the ripple made by the bunches On his back
il was IL o'clock noon, when we saw him
the weather was clear and the sea smooth,
and no deception could have been made .
his head vas of dark brown colour, form
ed like seals and>shined with glossy
appearance he seemed to be Indifferent as
10 US, and went q steady course for Rye
Beach about NJ by w. and lost sight Of him
at about miles distance. Mr.. Joseph
Chase Of Brunswick, n. FL. and two lads
were with me in the boat, and saw him as
distinctly as myself; his body was OF the
size OF so or so gallon cass, his head as
la,S Gas barrel, for we could see it when
he was about miles from US, believe
he is perfectly harmless, and might easily
be caught nearly all the time that ne was
in sight, bis head was elevated more or less
above watet-thsre was nothing that APP
peared ike hns or glls; wedid not discern
his tail There was quick vibration of the
parts we saw, which probably was his mode
Of swimming.
TIMOTHY HODCKINS.
Mr.. Timothy Hodgkins, who relates ths
above, is about SO years ofagc, has for the
most part Of his life followed the sea, and IS
entl,led to credit. Yours, WIS.
10Th. The Serpent has been senior sew
eral hours this morning near Squam light.
house, by great many persons, some OF
whom were within 90 feet Of him, and e.
gree in the above description, excepting
that his head nearly resembled that OF
land serpent's, and when he was at rest no
punches appeared.
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Paper Hangiags Military Goods
and Feathers.
EDWARD HOWE-Unbois,erer

No 8. Merchants RotO, Middle. Street. PortlaaJ
IL As just received by brig Gov Carver, arrived
- IN Boston from Hayre. a large and elegant
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PAPER-HANGINGS.

with Borders to match, direct from the lnanufacto.
RES 10 Paris, in addition to his former stock of
-4n'er'ean and French Papers,
p comP'ized better assortment than he has here
tosore mad, which will be sold as low as III Boston,
4. AlSn uhero
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-25

Hamburg. During the thraldom Of Europe,
no par, Of il was so severely hlched by the
Harmless Of BuoNArzRTE as he free oity Of
Homburg. The world will therefore hear
with pleasure, that Of the smart money which
France / has. been sentenced to psyss tor
The countenance she gave to the imperial
plunderer, Hamburg is 70 receive twenty
Millions Of rente. equal TO q capital Of one
hundred millions of francs. The days Of the
prosperity Of this once fair and rich city ars-
dawning upon her-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-25

SALEM, AUGUST l8.
A mem iateruieav NTH The Sea Ser
pent.
A very particular and interesting account,
GLOUCESTER, AyG. IS, 1918.
Mr. Gushing. - Having been an unbe-
lever Of The existence Of a Sea Serpent, on
chr coast, from the time tia, he was first
noticed 10 the present week, my doubts
have been compelled 10 yield to stubborn
fscts, Of which was an eye witness Re-
turning from Newbuiypoit into Squam
Harbour, on Wednesday last, in a Chebac-
CO boat, where we Lad been for the purpose
of obtaining fishing bait, and having failed
getting supply, We were in hopes OF tax
ing some on our passage {; and when OF
Chebacco bar, it being perfectly calm, We
discovered somewhat at the di lance OF
mile or more, which we were IN hopes was
q shoal Of bait, making great agitation On
the smooth surface Of The water II seemed
to approach Us rapidly; but as i came
nearer we were convinced We had been II
an error. and hat. wbst We took 'or 2 sftoal
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-25
MILITARY GOODS.

Such as gilt and silver plated cut and thrust
SWORDS, Hangers and sabres--artilery and cav
airy swords--goid and silver Epauiets-gilt and
plated half fine do. gold aud silver Lace--yellow
and white Cords and Braids--Prussian Binding
gold and silver Hat Tassels-gilt and steel swives
--gilt and plated Claws and Plntesfor belts--siik
and worsted Sashes-god and silver Thread--gilt
and plated Stars and Eagles-piumes of various
colours aud lengths.
Also
Best live geese FEAIsHERS-Russia DO. OF
different prices and -BeGiickng--W bite
Cotton Netting and Chintz fringe Bedbinding
--Chintz Lace--do Tassels--chase Laces and
Worsted--Carpet Binding-Green Morean, for
pew cushions--har and moss Mattresses--Sofas,
easy and Iolling Chairs, &c.
ON CONSIGNMENT,
Arich assortment of gilt framed
LOOKING-GLASSES
one case OF mahogany framed Dressing Glasses, d.
rec.from London, by the Galens arrived in Boston
(Willard'o PATENT Timepiere.
u Violin and Violenceto Strings Bassoon
and Clarionett Reeds Of The first quality.
The UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS car.
ried on as usual. June 2.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-25

BLANKS,
for sale al THIS OFFICE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10
mo. 5197.

which brings it down to the close Of the
last war.
The publication commences with q
third impression of the History of the u
STATES, in three volumes, which is all that
has ever appeared. The whole will not
be delivered under Is or 90 months. 1t
is proper to state, that the gentlemen
who have the direction OF it are neither
booksellers nor printers, and receive no
pecunIary consideration for their trouble
but are willing TO make the nee essafy
advances to carry it into execution proyi-
ded the sale is warranted by public pa
tronage. The profits arising are 10 bs
appropriated for the support and edr. as
non Of his children, four oil each sex : to
them its success is a matter cf deep im-
portance.
Cha, lesion S. c .itril 1877
Subscriptions eceiveu at the A
lexandria Gazette Office.
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Prop Isals

NOR Publishing b. Subscription, and
n now ready for the press. a series o.
historical volumes. which when finished
will assume The title of
Universal Hstny Antercamsed;
Or an historical view of
Europe, .4siG, africa and .imprica,
from the earliest reco ds TO the nineteenth
century a particular reference to
the state of society, literature, religion,
and form of government in the United
States Of America.
BY DAVID RAMSAY. NJ. d.
d" Life is so short aud time 80 valuable,
tina it were happy for Us it all great
works were reduced to their Guntes-
sence." Sir William Jones.
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Furniture. &c.

lust received ger .ch' I Planet, and
- Tor sale. il addition to my former
stock, an ass rtmert at
Cars, DGreaus, tables, 1edsteads
Jersey Wagons, &c.
ALSO,
Toilet tables, cast steel axes. AMI
Two elegant sdeb ars, Baltimore
ta>hion-cheap for cash. S. WARD.
March IS Sw
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,aies al suCtIUi
On HedneSdays and Saturdays,
November 81

VIZ W 0uheoooJo uNu cutef uuJo1
WILL BE oFFERRD,
It the Auction Office on Union street,
Between King and Prince
Z n extensive and general assortment
n of seasonable Gcods, Of British,
French, German, India. and Domestic
Manufacture, which will be we'll select
ID, aud well worthy the attention Of
own and country merchants and others;
IS the undersigned will be abundautly
applied from the manuiactors and their
friends in Boston, New York ard 'Phiia-
lelphia--which will give to gen'Ien en- an
.ppoEtanity of laying in their goods on as
-oOd terms as they can be IN those cities,
aking into view the difference Of Ex-
hange, etc. etc.
The particular description of goods
Ill be advertised in the papers Of the
day.
Consignments strictly attended to and
iberal ad ances made If desirable
JOHN f'iKS0N g.. Go.
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Burr Milestone Making.

VNhE Subscriber wishes to inform his
Il fiends and the public, that be has
on hard a good supply of the fr,t quality
Burr Blocks. His shopis near Co!.Pey-
TVS store, where he can supply all Mil
lers at the shortest notice With first rate
Mil tones. and which he wi warrant
equnl If not superior to any in the United
Safes and vii sell them at TIE mos r.
duced ,rices-,he workmanship superior
10 any i the district.
Dee, Is ROBERT GLENN.
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN

AZ VI ACS, .JOr 1910,
VUSr published and for sal" by the
o gross, dozen or single one,
ByJOHN A STEWART,
Who has on hand,
a large stock Of writing and letter paper,
pastebua ds, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
ments, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established rell-
gioys works of merit. A general assOrt-
ment of
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
classics, Dlworth's, Webster's, Mavor's,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and Phi
ladelphia spelling bonkS, Murray, Web
ster,s, Asne's and Comley'> grammars.
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Rsade:,
Eve ,cises aud Key, Am. Class Book,
R,ir,s Reading Exercises, New Intro
duction to Reading, New York Reader,
NJ. |, Q and 5, Sco rs Lessons, En-
field, Sneaker. Colds nith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webs'er's Selection,
American speaker, Dodsley's and Crox
,ll,s Pebles, Blair's Grammar of hemis-
trv. O'Ner's and Willet's Geography,
Dilworth's. Tutors, Jesse's & Jaud"n's
Arirhmetic, Johuson's, Sheridan, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps
&c etc. together @i'h a large stock oil
Law. Histo5y aud Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers al lowed libe-
raj discount. August 81
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For Freight,

For Freight,
RS The fue ship OCEAN, II
ysSsS&Fowle master, carries 5000
sffssssssshs;s barrels, in complete order
aSSs-xs and can be ready to receive
q cargo ON board in three DAYS, Apply To
LAwR kSON 4 FnWLE.
Who have in s,ure tor ale,
500 sacks liverpool blown salt
Is hhds. New Orleans Suo,rs
so obs Muscovado
8 CHESTS Imperial tea
600 bolts Rrs,ia duck. first quality
as 80 pieces brown !" S;,a Russia shectings
400 Russia diapers
2 tons hemp
s5 pipes Sicily Madeira wine, years
oil, aud Of superior quality
pipes London particular do.
200 boxes mould candles
so brown soap
500 reams wrapping paper
25 BIKES Turkey figs
ESQ assorted crates Liverpool ware
5 dining sets china
Boston and Chelmsford window glass
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For Freight,

ENS III, ~u,s rSrnal and very
fSss y ~ East sailing sch CDQrEr1E,
20 ~, Vail ma, ter, burtheu 80 hbls.
nov in cOmplete orler Tor a
'oyagc trcigat to the West Indies, or
sot'n ct Europe, would be preferred, APP
ply 10 Til; Il. ROWLAND.
4th nc, 6 mwfSt
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7, p Madeira.
flank Stock.
Tanning and Currylng

TlSEPH Ht.Sr0N continues to car
y ~ on the above business at his old
stand in Prince street. between Water
AID Union streets, where he will be al
ways ready to execute orders in his line
With promptness and lie patch.
He keeps constantly on hand a large
assortment Of
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To Hire,
klfty Dollars < eward

F0R aPprPhend ~ negro ~omaps
II called FiNNY, who absconded
o, SUNDAY last, ,bnut IS years OF age
short at. and very black, thick lips, wide
mnutr, 'road hips AMI feet, long nc".s,
and slow il her movements. Apply at
tie nfIice Of this Gazette.
March 81 If
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Notice is hereby given.

Sh - the STAii ~ lie 90 and
4 New Market Hous, $ wis be rented
to the highest bidder on F iday the fr-t
day of May next, between he h II q
10 aud IL, for the term 81 ole ear
THoS. P.lRsONSi {. NJ; ]
april / NJ
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Notice.

ME Subscriber having taken into
4 partnership Mr.. Thomas Irwin, Jr.
he business in future will be conducted
lnder the firm of CArLErT y IRWIN.
ali those having claims against me, are
eqlested to present hem and receive
heir money and all those indebted, are
-specttully solicited to make payment
a,h as little delay as possible.
CHARLES |. CArLETT.
For Sale.
I57 bales and boxes burlaps, ticklen-
bugs, OF aburgs hessians, creas, platiI-
,s, estopillas, brittanies, choletts anu
lowlas
900 boxes consisting Of half pint, pint,
qaart tumblers aud decauters
% boxe, elegant cut glass, containing
cordial glasses, wines, tumblers, pitch
.rs, plates aud dishes
900 boxes window glass, 8 by 10 and
aud &c bv 10
so chests hyson and imPerial1 81
1000 pieces short yellow nam -
keens -
1000 do. long yellow do. %
ICY boxes India China, consisting Of
dining sets, tea sets, cups and saacers,
int bowls, dining and desert plates, flat
and deep
pipes, 10 half pipes and 20 quar-
,er casks .ery sup. London Particular
iadcira Wiae, from Gordon, Duff, In.
gl,s & Co.
German Steel, very sup quality, cop
Der pots and tea-kettles, soap, candies,
aud nails-tUr sale on reasonable terms.
CtTLErc Il IRWIN.
October /.
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sales at \ endue.

IN every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL ne SOLD,
1t the Vendue Store. corner OF Prince
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Gtoceries, &c.
'articulars of which will De expressed in
the bills of the day.
80 All kind of goods which are on
limitation and the prices of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
and purchased at the lowest limitation
and prices.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
November 81
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| prize of $4,000 dolls.

1of 10000, sof 10 600. Of 5 .0OO.&c.
Commences dra'c,nS in June nrrt, and
wr.l be con,piefed in tretre days
DRAGGING only.
Present price of Tickets, rs dollars.
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Also, for Freight,
xES The ship WlLiiELMINA,
p.S{EESs John Baxter master, burthen
Sggslass 1000 barrels, is an excellent
ssk<ss ,e.sel, aud can be ready in
few days t. take a cargo on board. APP
ply to LAWRASON & FOWLE.
March 90
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John G.. i.add & Co.

John G. i.add 8 Go.
HI We Just received from Baltimore,
Ell and offt, for sale,
Is barrels prime pork
40 boxes fancy .nap
IL chests imperial tea
90 bag, Jansica pi:aento
March 27 2w
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Leather,

If as various qualities as can be found in
any shop in t. District-which he wall
dispose of at very low prices fo' cash.
| mo 8 II
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For Freight,

EGJS The schr FANORiTE, Til.
a. sgstrsSsCrnSs master, burtheu 90 tons
gt,Ssss.. ,or 100 barrels, will be ready
Ss-$-<zsFc7 in 4 fe~ DAYS t. receive fr'ht
for the West ladies or Cuastwise. Apply
as above. 2w March so
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John G.. Ladd s. Co.

John G. Ladd $ Co.
NTFER Tor ale the Cage OF schooner
W Faynrte, consisting 1T
1900 bushels potatoes of sup. quality
10 cases mems coarse shoes
g casks cheese
\ few ky butter suitable tor tami-
ly use; salt hay; mcrchantaDle boards,
and Oat meal
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-10

NATION III LOTTERY,
For building t,Oo Lancasirion School,
Houses. a Penitentiary. and a City
Hall, IN the city Of Uashiugton.
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For Freight,

k&S lac big FAME, William
N$E ~ DAVIS. jan. maStcr; bur hen
M sts.s 500 barrels, and can be rea-
IL 1'E241H dy in a Iew DAYS Tor the re-
sePugn Of a cargo Apply to
LAWRASpN & F0WLE,
Who have Tor sale, her cargo OF Lime
and nFAln
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Also for Freight,

kSS The slou, L TERPRIZE,
tysfksS-s Captain Myrrick; bu then a.
VI 6s, bout 500 barrels, will be rea.
SS@=SS&-$' DIV Tor ca 20 ia i few days.
Nd for sale, her Cargo OF
600 90 tar, in excellent order
12O91 feet Carolina flooring pl NIX.
ar~i Npo'y as 1bnve.
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Universal History Anie1icanised
PROSPECTUS.
ASIA.

ASIA.
The Asiatic part of this work contains
a general view OF the antediIuV;ans-af
the general deuge--nf the re-se'tlement
of the Globr after that great event--ot
the primitive nost;liluvan nations which
were formed in Asia, the cradle of the
world. Their various ramificatiOns, re-
volutions, and Of the general course Of
Empire.
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Charles Bennett

Charles Bennett
Has for sale, from former imp"rtstions,
UPERFINE Lsndon and Yorkshire
y Cloths aud cassimeres
Rose and striped blankets
% and pit lst quail. point blankets
Cambria and jackonet camb. muslins
Irish linens and long lawns
{ Irish sheetinss and seli.iss
Best Aberdeen ta,lcrs' threads
Common and best Lobd. git pins
Gilt, plated and metal buttons
Irish and English shifting cettons
An elegant assortment Of printed Mar
settles waistc0ating
Common plate calicoes and shawls
Superfine and common flanrels
black bOmbazeens
Waldron's prime
Grain and Grass Scythes.
He daily expects by The Nancy, from
London via Baltimore,
Sheppard's Imperial Saxsny cloths and
kerseymeres
Extra quality gilt buttons
English doeskin and riding tan gloves.
And from Dublin, an excellent assert.
ment Of
Diapers and damask table linens.
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