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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-07

313 Beauties oil watts
3l4 Baron Trsnk
3i5 Battle of Niagara
316 Bellisarius
3l7 Brothers. Prophecies
318 Belefroye's Addresses
319 Castle of st. Donats
800 Christians great Interest
321 Coglan's Memoirs
3e2 Carver's Travels
1913 Comstock's Education
324 Christian Journal
325 Do. Philosopher
326 Connoisseur
1877 Chapone's Letters
328 Christian Researches
500 Charlott's Letters
$3.50 Dana's Selections
33l Dodd on Death
332 Democrat
1888 Dodd's Beauties
1874 Gospel Tragedy
1886 Dialogues the Dead
$3.50 Do. ofDevils
337 Dodsley's Fables
1913 Elements of Morality
339 Moral Essays
$40 Elements Of War
34i Millions Works
J42 White Cottage
343 Village-a Poem
344 Paley's Philosophy
Jas Hsnry's Travels
346 Humphreys Works
SAT Millot's Elements Of Histsry
SAB Character of Christ
$40 Miners Retrospect
$50 Dodridgc's Exposition
ISL Eliot's Biography
$50 vller's Luther
$50 Masonic Constitution
354 Edwards Original sin
355 Do. Liberty and Necessity
$50 History of Vermont, vols.
357 Life Of " est
358 Porteus' Evidences
$50 Belknap's Biography
$50 Federalist. 2 vols.
36l Eaton's Life
500 Blair's Sermons. 2 vols.
500 Doctrines and duties Of Religion
364 Character ofChrist
sos Spencer's Life
500 Browns Dictionary Of the Bible
367 True Christianity
1868 Life Of Stiles
1859 Bucks Theological Dictionary
$40 View Of Religions
371 Blunt's Seamanship
s72 Alison's Sermons
373 Paley's, do.
STA Smiths do.
375 Ridglsyss body Of Divinity
376 Lathropss Sermons
TT Do Works
578 Greek Lexicon
S79 Dramatic Dialogues
$50 Henry's Chemistry. volt.
1881 100 WEIGHS Arithmeties
583 Bigand'. England
384 Humbolt's Spain
385 Gillies Greece, vols.
1856 Emigrants Guide
1877 Shakespeare, 6 vols.
1888 Classical Dictionary
$50 Wills Philosophy
$50 Ancient Gtogr3phy and Atlas'
59l Smiths Thucididss
392 Botanic Garden
1913 Jackson's Bookkeeping
394 Blacks Chemistry
595 Chemical Catechisn
500 Cowperss Homer
a97 Invisible Land
1913 Paley's Sermons
399 Do. Evidences
400 Revelation
4O1 Comforter
4O2 Ewing's Philosophy
403 Montague's Letters, s vols.
404 Vaudeville, 2 vols.
4O5 Usher
4O6 Walkers Dictionary, 8 vols
407 Blairs's Lectures, 3 vols.
403 Fulfilling the Scriptures
400 Care Of Sheep
40 Whilbyss biscoursss
All Heronss Jun,us
4ls Wealth of Nations
4l3 History of England. II vols
4I4 % Cases Indeliabls Ink
AIS 40 Watts Hymns
4l6 Belknap's, do.
AIT 90 Index
4l8 60 Psrish.s Gsograrhy
419 100 Testaments
400 Washingien's Letters
42l Warning to Churches
422 DO. do.
4a3 Watts Miscellany
<24 War Of tho Jews
AS Wreath
426 Visit TO Paris
427 volneys Lectures
4e8 Vincent on Judgment
429 Vision Of Columbus
400 History Of the late Wa
l3i Whiifeld's Sermons
432, Yoric's Journey
433 Mordaunt
484 Mirror
435 Miscellany
436 Youngs Works
437 lions Pilgrims
438 Telemachns
43S Memoirs Of Jackson
40 Moore on Education
44l Messiah
442 Man Of the World
443 Shakespeare Poems
Ia V.csv of L. nsdown
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-07
EUTERpElAD, OR
MUSICAL INTELLIGENCER.

Il Periodical Paper has been published in Rosfon
since fprI 1890. eIslasirely deroied 10 The d.6n-
sion q musical Information.
L embraces a general history OF music from the
i earliest ages. aud 10 Intended 10 record the
transactions OF musical societies Review EeW mn-
sicsl works--FpFnish Biographical Memoirs OF
eminent musical men--C, rrespo ndences--- nee
dotes of Music and Letters instructive and inter
es,ing upon every branch OF the musical scienco-
improvements IN Musical lnslruaents, and COM
pilation Of register OF musical isansset'ons--se.
lect Poetry tina, may appear calculated for musi-
cal adaptation, &c. &c.
WITH such intentions il is conceieed every
topic oil interest, personal and general, vocal md
ins,sumental, will be mbracedL-lo What extent
iDiUsmation may be obtained IN the neipient
stage OF our enterprlze, we will not presume TO
Promise, but by clear exposition OF our objects,
We shew the scope aud range OF Our intentions ;
aud while we en;reai the voluntary aid Of those
VIC may possess the talents we covei, we at the
same time engage TO omil no efart OF our own TO
fulfil expectation, We hope however TO be indeb;-
ed to the generous con rbu,ions of scientIfc abil
~ than TO our own labours. We therefore con-
slude with promise, that our abilities such as
they are, shall be txerted to their utmost, in the
service Of the public, in the support OF tue pro
fes,ion, aud In the propagation OF all that may
appear To us to Illustrate and exait the science.
The EuTERPEIAD is published every Satur-
day, at Tue Doiiare Fifty Cents Per .Ig',lm pay
able haT yearly in adaanee. Every fourth number
contains a fashionable soag-.d1 nth rariaiion--
Wahs March or Danee, upon an extra sheet ar
ranged for the Pidno Forte.
PsssoNs 10 the country who procure TEN sub
scriers will receive 6le Of papers gratis. Reg
uiar files, OF extra numbers may be had by apply
ing TO the Editor, at the Franklin Music Ware
house, No. 6, Milk-S,reet, Boslon--of at the En-
terpsiad Ofce--No. 40. Merchanis-Roo.
JOHN r. PARKER, Editor.
Boston, Nov. Z. tw
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NEW STORE.
GOODS CHEAP.


l.. BRADLEY respectfully in
,rms the Inhabitants of Portland, and the pub
ic, that he has taken Store No. 6, Ms.sssy's Row,
whore he has just received and has now ready for
tale, very complete assortment of
DRY GOODS,
among which are;
6rOne Bale FRENCH CLOTHS, containing
Elegant Blue Ladies' cloth,, ALso-supsr, Blue,
slk. Drsb, and mixtures,
tr4e pieces LONDON aud YORKSHIRE
'L0THs, among which are. fuper Blks. and
slues, ALso-6ne, niddng and low priced Blue,
Tx, mixtures, and other fashionable fancy colours
Befi fuperhne LONDON CASslNERES-Mid.
ling and low priced Yorkihire and other Csisi-
aeres
Printed aud plain Csfiimsre sHAWLS
8, 8. 10, II and q q Ro.e BLANKETS;
salifbury FLANN9L5 black, crimfcn, drab
nd other eoored Pelife Flannels-Fine and low
iced Drab KsRSEYs, DUFFILs and COAT
1GS-Fsncy and plain BOMBAZETTs, large
ado sment-T srtanP laids-a large ailortmen, col
ed and white Flannels-foms extrs hne Whites
sil gilt Coat and ven Buttons and trimming
,ck BombsEins Velyets- elegant black
Il VESTINos--blsck, write and colored Lev
at,nes-black, white and co ored plorences--
ack Synchaws-blssk and plaid Sar!nets-R Rib
n1ns-silk Cioves--Beaver do Elegant Merino
hole and half habit handkerchief Canton and
mourning Crsps,-bs sewing Silk and Twill
aerino and Pu1h Trimmings Camb'ieks
do. do. Handksrc hsfs--elessut figured Crs-
vats-- A. Irifh Linens = DsmAG1 Table Cloths
seaut plain and figured Musl,us.
40, .D extensive assortment OF COTiOH
GOODS. of slmOl every defcription, quality and
ice.
N. B. The above with many Other goods .ill
,e fold wholefaie and retail at the lowell pofhoie
ricss for cath. If Nov 2.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-07
1T PRIVATE SALE.
NEW BEEF, WINES, &c.
UWW bbls. Mess No. l & 2 BEEF


A few half bhls. Mess do.
sl0 bags English Shot, assorted;
20 casks Raisins; go
10000 Russia QUlLLS,
90 halves qrs. &
hall or. casks, Old WINES.
Sicily Madeira Ten
Dry Malaga.
2Pipes old Cognac Brandy;
hhds. Antigua Rum, sweet favored,
10 boxes Starch,
5 bales prime Upland and N. Orleans Cotton
10 bbls. Muscovado Sugar.
20qusres boxes Soucbong Tea,
1000 side. Sole Leather.
English round and Cat Iron,
.american Hollow, Iron and Stone Wayvs.
Shoyels, Spades and Anvils.
10 casks Winter strained Sperm Oil,
10 do. Linseed Oil,
20 bbis. ground Csmwood,
$50 Gsindstones of superior gray sheet,
IS Kegs No. Richmond Iobaocs,
IS bag. blown Salt. :
quantity Of Mahogany Boards.
Drafts on .Boston-Current and
uusurren, bills bought and sold. by
ATWOOD g. QUINCY,
N0V.7, 1890. No. I, Onion WhG5f.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-07

GENERAL BOARDERS may be sccommo
y da. 81 in si,uatonvery handy TO business, IN
a Family where there are no young ohlldreG-
on moderate ,erms--Enquire al this Office.
Portland, Nov. 2.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-07
Onions, Fruit, CIDER.
farmers Almanacs for 1921,
For sale by the grof', dozen or single, BY
PRATT Il SAW YER,
No. s, Jonss' Row, Erehasgs Street.
A osNERAL ALLOTMENT OF
SCHOOL BOOKS y STATIONARY.
JUST RECEIHED.

JUST RECEIVHU, =.
L'NCLIsH DENY and Fool'esp Writing Paper
IL Do. American doing iih Letter paper;
Do. American do Pounce and Boxes;
Stamped and plain gold Paper;
Waters and Sealing Wsx-QsilIs, all qualities;
India Rubber and black Lead Pencils,
Nautical Books and Charts;
Afew copies of ,heDeelaratioa Of Independence
General Wsfhipgtons EuIsgy,
Red Tape. Ink Powder, lnkAands, &c. &c.
uSThs above articles will be sold a. cheap
~ At auy other aors il Portland.
Portland, Nov. z, 1850.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-07
Dancing School.
L. CHAMPROSAY,

IIAVING SO tar recovered his hesl,h a.
III to be able TO attend Ia his School, has the
Of, asure toinform his friends and the public iha
b. will begin his afternoon School for young
Misses and Masters tomorrow W. dnesdsy nj 2
O'Clock in the afternoon at his house IN Free
Street. ID Us OF lui,ion Wednesday, and sstur.
day.
EVENING SCHOOL.
HIS Evening School Tor young Gentlemen will
also be gin 10 mon ow oil O'Clock in he Evening
1t the same place where he has a Convenient
room, 10 accommodate eight or ten Scholars
D.ys Of tuition "Wednesday and Monday. L. c
having siready u few Scholars engaged, invites
those who will Join to apply as soon SIS possible
30 that they can be able TO attend the Coalition
parties.
". B The Co,illion parties will positively
be gin a, Union Hall on the 18th Dec mex.
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
l.. CHAMPRosAy continues TO give French
Lessons in the town to The young Ladies and
invite the young Gentlemen to take adv anlsge OF
this opportunity 20 acquire The kno~ Wedge Of
that Language. NeY' 4
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-07
at AUCTION,
TO MORROW, WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 6,

a.he Long Room Exchange.Strset,
ON casks Rsisins,
~ O.. casks Malaga Wine,
do Teneriffe do
casks Cinnamon Cordial,
9 Kegs No 3 Tobacco,
A Valuable Invoice Of HARD WARE,
Cutlery, Ssddery. &c. consisting Of cFocks'y
and Glass WNe-Focket Knivas-Kn,ves and
Forks--30 dozen Snuff Boxes--Tea and Table
Spoons--csses and csrds Of Hszors,
90 doz. boxes Ieweiry--plsted Bus, corbs &c.
10 doz. hail Hammers, &c. &c. Nov. 6.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-07
-Aimanaeks for 1921.
WILLIAM HYDE,

No. s, Wilsseys' Rou,
HAsjun received for fale BY The oross, dozen
= or Jingle, the Farmers Amanack' for the
State OF Maine, for The year 1891, calcula.ed Tor
ths meridian OF Portland.
.4LSo-R.ud's syiism of Penmanl,ip, price
SO esnts--do abridged rs ceuts~do. writing
Books ia aud half Genie a few copies sulliven's
Tour from Hartford TO Quepec. Nov. z
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-07
"se' 'se"p
BENJAMIN EN- MONS,
0P TO THE PUBLIC. Ill

N ~ 1 IL T. III BLU. atU
TIME subscriber has takea that well knows and
Il convenient stand in Norihs armou,b lately
occupied by MIR. C.. G. Mitchell, Is Public House
where he will encearor 10 etGommodste trs, elias
and strangers in good styis'-1Le house is sr,,s
and conrnodious-in a central situation aud 5ss
the late residence Of NstbsDiel Jenks deceased.
N. Il. Good attendants urs ~ sided al honss
and stable. SETH 3. JkNks.
Noitbyrmau.h, Ssysmter 7, ls-o.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-07

UsALE AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock A. M
Ats. McLELLAN 4 T. FLEroHER's Office,
oOO lbs. Loaf Sugar
30 set, silver Lustrsd Ware;
rs doE. Ear-rings--Si dog. gilt Watch Seals;
50 yds. superfae Brosdcloihs;
Auskets--Fadlocks aud Thimbles;
Is pair of Boots and Shoes;
pair Card Tabies--g Work Tables;
1 Field Bedstead--Tsbes, Chairs, &c. &c.
Nov. 7th.
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MINE ALM.l.N.1CS FOR
L 8 Q l.
yusr PUBLISHED, AND FOR SALE AT THE
PRINTING OFFICES
AND
BOOKSTORES
in tais io,ca, BY the grsss, dsssn or singIs, the
+ A II Nj E RS A l. NJ A n A {

y
for the year OF our Lord 1891.
aeing the irst after Bissextile, % Leap yea =,
aud he1ioriy fourth Of the Independence of the
u. s. Calculated for the meridian of POR :
LAND, and 1Ss particularly adapted 10 the eli :
'cuumstsnce. aud convenience Of ths Cit zens d
MAINE-w,th the title page decorated W ith H.,
ARMS or THE STATE.
From Old ErIRSITY,s mysterious orb,
"Was TINE cut off and cast beneath the skies
"a The skies which waich'd him, in his nsw abode.
I" Measuring his motions ny revolving spherss.'
The Aimsnac now offered 10 the patronage OF
The citizens of Name, is constructed npon the
.ame plau OF r.. B Thonas's and will not sui
fer by comparison, IN any re'pect, with that
Justly celebrated work. IL has teen rlueb in-
proved this year, and contaias, besides The usual
astronomical. calculations aud explanations tbe
salaries OF officers in Msine-ii.i Of duties paid
10y certain Officers in do.--Lis; Of the variou.
Courts. together with tunes and places 10 which
,hoy are held, recently coriected--ibe qceifca-
lions OF voters and other Information rclssing TO
elec,ions-A Farmers Calender, written by an
eminent practical Farmer--t gtiouitural Essays
on the culture of Grain, Buck Wheat. Cabbsges,
Potatoes, &c. &c. &c. together Nth as great a
variety OF Recipes, Maxiins, Chronology, Anec-
Jotes, Poetry, &c. &c. as any Almanac 10 uss.
The Mail Roads have been enlarged aud corrected
since last year.
qyPfhs ADORE 4laande Is for sale, oiso, al ID.
BUA IONS Bindery, Lrehsngs Street.
Eriraei from The P,ffoes -
In our calculations we have adopted The meria.
ism of Portland, as the most proper Ter tides, a.
wei! az for the other columns. Ii seemed absurd
10 select Boston, or any foreign p'scs for tina.
purpose in an Almsnec OF cur State. We have
not ysniured to predict any. eciipses when we
-. lsha ~. %
pleasant such sspec,aele mi sht De.
The astronomical calculations we confident
will he found 10 agree with observatisa; md We
have endeavored 20 give such ,sriesy to the 9th
&c parts as will make tho whole interesting and
useful.
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NOTICE.

THE subferiber returns bic sincer. thank, to all
his Deputies for their pohtsnsn aud attention
TO him while on his Journey through the Safe, 10
the discharge Of HE Office and has doubt if
they pay a. much attention TO the dufis of their
Office, they have paid to him. their Inspection
will not be inferior e. any 10 tbs union but re-
gre,s to 6nd that the people on the sea shore are
80 lost to sill seuibiity of heir interest," after taking
so much pain, 20 make their h1h, Is to pack them
in such things esiIed boxes, green and wet stuff.
not halt made, nor half nailsd, asd 10 no ways
couforrable to the lave of the State. II 10 ex-
pe,ted those of my Deputies who have prac,i,ed
making boxes, will for the fat ure get letter exam
Piles.
Yours, and erery Fhsrmans friend,
BENJAMIN EMMONs,
Inspector General.
t1rThe Printers in Portland Belfast aud Wis
cAsset are rsquef,sd to pubiik the above ia their
papers, three weeks, and send their bills to Mr..
Emmons. Oct. 20.
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Evening School.
THE subscriber has commenced an Evening
i School in the North Schoohoufe.
N. LoRlNC.'
Portland, Nov. s, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-09-20

Mote oftrecentigg Horses being teased
BY FheS.--Take two or three small hand
fulls Of walnut leaves, upon which pour
two or three quarts Of soft cold water LEI
it lnfnse one night, and pour the whole
next morning into kettle, and let it boil
for quarter Of an hour; when cold, i,
will be fit for use. No more is required
than to moisten a sponge, and before the
horse goes out of,he stable, le, those parts
which arc mos, irritable be smelreJ owe,
with tins liquor, viz:---bctween andupoa
the ears, the neck. the flank, &c. NJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-09-20
Bv G3a!i.
BOSTON, SEPT. l8.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BY the Londoa Pacte Capt. Tracy,
which has arrived al tbs port, we haye
London accounts to the 9.b August,
from which Is made the following
3UWNfRY ~ W us
Advice. at Cons,antinopic announce,
tLat Ali Pacha IS treating iDr tie yui-
chase of vessels Of war. he offers 100
seQu!rs each for stamen, giving the pyoi
escnce, it is said, to those Of North A.
merica lie has appropriated one nil
lion sequn,s to the establishment Of Ro
tila, and it IS his intention to arm Il great
number Of gun-boats, to be used against
the heavy Turkish ships.
rNSuRRkcrIoN IN SICILY
1t is ann unced, that important
ntps has arrived from Naples, AID thai
very serious event, have taken place IN
Sicily. Az ins,Irrectlon is repeated 70
have broken out there, IN which !he
NeaprIitan troops sustained with various
success, IN obstinate and bloody con
Rict. ct."-'iui!cw.
Alarming rero:ts a7c III circulation
respecting the tranquility ul ,hc kingdom
of Naples. Private letters announce,
tha; u general insurrcctlon had broken
out in Sicily, and it is said that the Is.
land, dctaching nstlf from the Nogdoin
Of Naples, has declared its md,pen.
dence. - Jeuraol de ParM.
" The rumor IS, this (Saturday) even.
ing in circulation in Paris, that bloody
conflicts have taken place il ",ciiy be-
tween the inhabltants and the continen.
tai troops. II appears that the Sicilsun9
had seized upon The tortrcsses and de-
ciared ,heir independence. 1t is added,
that the Ncapoilan Government has de-
spa,ched fresh reintorcements OF troops
to Sicily. ."--GdE. de France.
COUNTER REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.
4 letter from Gullica, ui Juiy p,
sates the following important facts -
We are tins moment surrounded by
war ; the Characterization has broken
out in the greatest force. y Junla,
which styles itself apostolic, has asscin-
bItd ON the borders OF the Mimic, which
S, pra,es Portugal from Gti.icia. All
persons of note, who had taken refuge
in Portugal from the vexa.onS to which
they were subjected III consequence OF
the Revolution, hasten from all quarters
to join this Jdnta. The Duke del In
fantsdo wa, at NalentIa three days ago.
and would PISS the Mimic Yesterday 10
put himself 1t the head of the Insurgents
Three thousand armed peasants this
morning marched upon Orense, and the
constituted authorities fed; another
corps oi Insurgents marched from the
neighborhood of Corunna, along the
sea-coast, and occupies the peninsula q
ST. Adrian. We expec, every momen,
To see them within our walls. |, is said.
tbs, the Apostolic Jun,a ha, established
i;srii at .Tuy. The rAlying cry OF this
army is God and the Kns," aud its a.
vowed aim is TO preserve the ancient
liberties of the Spanish Monarchy. |,
is remarked, that the peasantry are arm.
cd with excellent English muskets. and
that they arc al animated with great en-.
,husiasm. "A great portion Of the regi.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-09-20

from branch TO branch like apes. Birds
or game rarely escape her. Slie appears
to be about thirty years Of age. II is
supposed that she was separated from her
friends al an early age, and has grown
up among animals, and has become assim-
ialcd 10 them IN manners and habits.
Unsuccessful attempts have been MADE
TO habuate her to human nourishmert.
LOa Paper.
Professor Sillinian SAW m the British
Mu,.um San Egyptian pebble, which,
being accidentally broken, discovered, On
botD faces u the fracture, striking like
ness Of tie port Chaucer. 1t is a most
singular iusus na,ufa.
"Mr. S,oughIon, the Spanish Consu!
at Boston, has III his possession a similar
lu,us ratmD. Il is flint pebble, oi,an-
cd amonSs, ballast store thrown from IA
vessel at an eastern port. When broken,
it presented two complete half heads in
profile; Ill the outlines Of the features
and hair, were perfectly dist inct, and TIC
heads were Of darker colour than the
res, of the stonc. What is most suppri-
sing is, that one face was male and other
female; and even the putting up OF thc
hair YVES appropriate TO the sexes; they
were situated IN the stone, /0ce, 10 face. "
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-09-20

VIZ '"''" VI -, "'"
c'sicu HISS" perhane,'' anG ah l'ss'o'c
military measures have been taken.
ne in'iheoia'e arrival mere i.as rceh
announced 10 us, oi Noohei Esp'hosa'
VIM me nal'a!ions o' hIiagon ana Us
Tie, ao me mafisc olH'sion Wiiicn IS
Stationed AT Muja. Our Archoishop
na' received oicers 10 repair Instantly 10
S"ui!n" % s"'u al "h' "'o"'Cn',
that amer somewhat vigorous cohllic'
"h c'e Ni'',no, heat'y 'ic "ho'e o' ''ic
requiem oi 1 o'''c c'7"'" '-'Seo o'3i "
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con4iT'ha"oh' nc CONFUSION ""'cH PFC
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-09-20

a letter from Batavia gives the follow.
ing particulars OF wild woman who had
been taken in he interior Of the Island of
Java-She does not speak, but intimates
the noise OF many animals. The sound
ofhcr voice very much resembles the
yc'piug ofpupics. Sheruns on her hands
ard feet, climbs trees with facility, leapiag
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-16
HARDWHRE.
ANTHONY V. TAYLOR,

NO. So, 1hames sireef.
INFORMS his friends and customers,
i that he has for sale, HARDWARE. cUrl ENy,
&c comprisi.g an extensive and compete Assort-
mcn OF such articles usually kept fer sale in
Hardware stois Among them Are .--Brass Kel :
ties and other brass ware Knives and Po, is, OF
diff .reht prices; locks, hinges and screws; brass
and other door ia,chcs flies and rssps rasors {;
homes coffee milH, gun locks. warrsu,ed Whale.
bone & spew mounted che sc v'ips aour 81 usies
Of the 6rst quality shoe and clothes li,,o; h.ose
carpentee's broad cast steel Axes; Passnore's
scyshes, hoes and sickes Iron hollow Ware. &c
together with handsome assortment Of tcccted
NAILS -rhe above articles will be sold ~ lov as
cass be purchased in This town or state.
fsr ecss - second hand La@is. w. Ia : sssss
ness. low, fov cash. apply as above.
Newpoyt June 19