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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08
Agricultural Society of Maine.

THE Members of the AGRICULTURAL So
L CIEIY OF MAINE are requested TO pay
The arrears Of their subscription money 10 one or
other of the gentlemen named in the following list:
at the rate of one dollar per annum, reckpning
from the date OF their election, or of five dollars
for life. The gentlemen thus designated for this
Office are requested to accept the apologies Ut the
subscriber for naming them, founded on the neces-
sites OF the case, and vote of the Society that
be should appoint deputies fo' this purpose. The
subscriptions may he received in current bsnk nom
ey; and the amount is to be deposited in one Ut
the Portland Banks, or ia the Augusta or the
Kennebec Bank, to the credit of. the subscriber
account Of the society.
Ii Is chiefly out Of this fund that the prizes, SC.
for the show Of Cattle, &C at HslioweIi In October
next, are to be paid. 80.
Yort.--Hon. Joseph Dane, Kenrebunk, Hon.
Benjamin Green. souih-3erwick.
Cumberland Hon. Mark Harris, Portland,
Hon Ssm'l. Fessenden, Newt loucester.
Lincoiu.--Hon. Samuel Thatcher, Warren; Hon.
Joshua Wingate, Jr. Bath.
Kennebee. John errick, Esq. Hallowell
Beniam,n Brown, Esq. Vassslboro'.
Hancock. JOB Nelson, Castine Alfred
johnson, Fsq. Belfast.
Huntington Hon. Ebenezer Ingles, Machiass
Jonathan Websier, Fsa. Eastpat.
Oxford Hon. Judah Dana, Fryeburgh; Cyrus
Hsnlin. Esq Paris.
Sonern, William Allen. Jr. Esq. Norridge-
yvock /; Nahum Baldwin, Esq. Mercer.
Psno5seoi. Hon. samuel X. Dut,on, Bangor;
Hon. Martin knsey, Hampden. T.
BENJAMIN BROWN, Trsasurer.
Tnesnfbor0,, Jniu. 1920.
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LANDS FOR SALE.
TO FARMERS.

THE Proprietor Of that exssn6vs tract Of IL I'd
lying between the PsnobCcot add Schoodsc
rivers, IN the State Of Maine Commonly call ed
the B'osham purehafs) offer lots for faIs, 10 fet
tiers, on the MOI favorable terms. The prices
will be lev aud the payment made eafy.-Ths
title to this traa Of land 10 indisputable II Il
competed Of various kinds Of foil, and wherever
Improvements have been made, the erops Of wheat,
rye, barley, oa,s, psas and grss have been equal
70 spy in the State Of Maine. II abound. ia hard
woods, and Pine timber aad fuch 10 ito peculiar
6tua,ion, that produce, wood add timber Of any
kind, may be transported down the variou. rivers,
which iotsrie6 il, 20 the fst water, With greater
facility than from any Other trs0 Of land, Of equal
extent, in New Rnslsnd.
Il nun be sppsreas to every one, that thofe who
fsttIe upon this tracl, Will have greater advsnts
gee than any other fesslsrs ia the ssate Of Maine
The farmer Gao improve shs fAmmsr TO % much
advantage - sliswhsss and the winner month";
which s'e generally employed By farmers 10 car
ryiag produce 10 market, or 20 little profit, may.
be employed TO the gssassA advantage 10 re, tiuS
os,, timber OF wood, which alwsys meets with
ready market.
several fstisnenw are already 10 very eoe6d
cradle fate Of improvement. numbsrtof towa-
fhips are laid out into Iots, and roads are opened
IN various DIRECTIONS. Oue road has been lard GU.
and opened Sefofs the csotrs Of the trsa, which
will open eommunication between the fssf emenls
on the Wen and thofe on the Eau 6ds oft. T. 10
the inteniion Of the Propriesors TO make eon6der-
able improvements upon this road the prsfept
fealoa; and they have great hopes thar !, viii be
. po0 road 10 lev ysars for It will fave between
eighty and ninety miles in ss avelline from Ban-
gor the head Of the tide the Psnobfcot river,
20 Calais, or the head Of the tide on the sshoodic
river.-Fasusrs vho win TO fseurs good land At
. low price for the bsne6t Of their families, are
invited to view THE srsd; snd any who are dif-
tkofs Who 70 % 6rn ~ part Of the putchafs
money viii Be received Of then, 10 labss ppoo THE
gss1 road
For further particulars, pleafe 10 sprt to the
AZ Ellftorth, in the State OF Maine.
JOHN BLACK.
Elifworth, July ], 1880.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given to the heirs and cred.
~ itors OF the estate Of STEPHEN p. FRSSEN.
DEN, isis of Fryeburg, in the county Of
Oxford, yeoman deceased, and oil others con-
cerued-That yolsph T. Swan, administrator Of
laid efa,e, has exhibited to me the, iuhfcribes,
Judge Of the Court of Probate, within and for
ia,d County, hi. second account Of admins
ua,ion Of said eaa'e; aud that the fame will be
cou6dessd At . Probate Court to be held at the
Probate Office in Paris, in fsid County, cn the
6rst TuefJsy OF October nest, at ten Of the clock
10 the forenoon when aud where they may be
prefsst and ibsw eaufe, IL any they have, why
the fame mould not be allowed this order of
notice to be publifhsd three weeks fucc shiveIy
10 the Gazette, . Newspaper printed in Portland,
in the county Of Cumberland.
Given under my hand at Fryeburg. this fire,
day of augua, in the year d our Lord eighteen
hundred and twenty.
BkNJ. CHANDLER, Judge Of Probate.
A true copy-Attest,
TIMo. OsGoOD, Regifler.
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Just Rcceiued,

At the PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
Ne. Q. Merchants Ro@. lMiddie-street,
MOS. SO & 81 Of The ArHENEUM, or Spirit
" OF The English Magazines.
CONTENTS OF No. 90.
Remark Jon English Manners. Literature Fine
Ats, and the Drama. BY Gef1,an lsGyeiier -
southey's Life OF John Wesley. Account of Rss
Sem, or the Petrifed v,isge IN the Cyrcnaics.--
Recent Voyage TO the feejee fdands.-sound
Mud or Con.ributioost TO the Natural History and
PLY, iology Of The Human Intellect. BY John Has-
lam, NJ. D-i.citors from, the Havana, No. ILL.,
Ottmsr, a Tale.-.,ketehes Of South America; Ca
rscons.-1he Grotte OF Guschsro-Papai Indal.
gences-Canal TO the Pacific OssaS.- Varieties;
Literary, Critical, and Historical. The Devil
Royai Society, Curious Probiem-Iron Beidge at
Sunderland from the Journal OF . Frenchmsn-
Lessons OF Thrift Publishes for general benefit by
n member Of the Save all Cub-lhe Law OF Gam.
bling-rhe Natnralis,'s Diary; Extract hom
Mickles Syr Mrtyn- fhenicisn Navigstors--
Daice botanical Cards invented by Ms
Lefebvre--Dea,b OF Arthur Young. Esq.-General
Mudge--ss,on S,sDnerd Barrett, ESQ., Maui-
moniai FeIic'ty.-Poetry.. Storm, Extract
from an Unpublished Poem, BY . distinguished
Aut hor-kebellion.
CONTENTS TO NO. 81.
Sceresoy's voyages; Zoology OF the oreenIand
ear.--Annals Of Public Jusiice the Western
Assile Court 10 1859. BY the Author Of Legend,
Il Lsmpidoss, &c.-sopeniition human sacrifices
N Indis.-souihey's Life OF John wesey.--Poeus
By Bernard Barton.--Travels by Wm. George
Browne, edited by Rev Robert Walpole .-Fs-
male Literature Of the presen, Age-Apthor VI
Glsnarvon-1ane Pouer-Anna Maria Porter
Mrs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Thrift. VARIETIES /;
Supers,ition--Duc dc Bsrr-Sale Of Wivss-Esst.
err Titles--Sterae's Eiiza-ka,s& Mice-Thon-
as Csmpbeli's Lectures on Poetry-Mssonic An
ecdote-An Irish opinion of Lord Byron-Dasdy
Crticsm--Originai Observation-Disclosures OF
Translation, &c.--Observstory at the Cape of Good
Hops--the vampre--Monnt ST. Bernsrd--Or-
ginal Poetry; The Roses Petition. by the late
DR.. Wolsot--song, by the same --ynvocation to
sleep--sonnet from the samc--Hymn. from Mil
mans Fall Of Jerusalem, just published M ediia-
tive Lines on the death Of the vesersble Benjamin
West.--ln,eliigence: The Abbot" by the Au-
thor Of Waversy--kean's intended visit to Amer.
ica-Hogg's Jacobi,e Relics Lord Bvron's new
poem :. the Prophecy Of Dante" &c. &c.
Aug.8.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08
NAUTICAL BOOKS, CHARTS, &c.
WILLIAM HYDE,

LA ViNG been appointed Agent forthe State
L L Of Maine 10 the Proprietor OF Binmrs Nan.
teal Publications. Oilers for Sale, by Wholesale or
retail, BLUhTS COAST PILOf-PRAGTI-
CAL NAVlGATOk-and NAUTICAL AL
MANIAC, together with a complete assortment Of
CHARTS, Nautical Blanks, aud seamea'. iouI-
mails.
Just received, new and complete CHART OF
Tbs WEsI INDIES.
ALso-6UNTEk's seal rs, warranted 10 be
accurate. and never TO warp.
or booksellers and Ship Chandisrs supplied
eh he ADORE articles on the pisbisher's best ierms
Avg. y. 6w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08
DIED.


~ St. Thomas, Mr.. Ebenezcr Knox, formerly
II Portland.
lafayette, N. Y. Mr.. James Woodruff, aged
~ Previous TO his death, he informed his
lends tnat an angel had appeared 10 him and
tais him that he must drink, and continue 70
arfe 80 rs to remain beastly drunk for clue da =
saf d <h'., without eating, and IL he survived
lsl5erg'h Of time, that he should fnslly be
save lie accordingly furnished himself with
. b ire, Of whskey, Of which he partoek moro
than one gallon per day, for the limited number
Of DAYS, and then expired, being too weak and
aebitated to take any neurishments He had
been in the habit OF drinking to excess for
number # years.
A. North Yarmouth, Cd inst. Elbridsc, son Of
capt. Elbridge Drinkwater, aged is years. The
circumstances of this youths death we're mys-
FERROUS and solemn. He was driving a heavily
loaded cart, leading horse, which was harness
ed before the oxen. From some cause, which is
unknown, he fell before the wheel, which passed
over his face and instantly killed him. The
event OF his death was solemn, because he was,
in moment, called into the eternal world
This solemn providence teaches us, that even in
me midst Of life, we are exposed to death 1t is
sirkingly calculated to admsnish us Of the un-
eertaiuty of life, and the unspeakable imPor-
iancs Of an early preparation for death.
Another solemn and awful event occurred in
ihis place few weeks since. A young man Of
ne name OF James Ripley was drowned in con-
9neuce Of going iato the water for the purpose
ef bathing. A circumstance, which renders this
went peculiarly affecting, was, that it occurred
"a the Sabbath. This event is calculated to
!, mind ns, that God ,oiH punish violations Of his
A-ly day; and is to be numbered among the
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08
To The Editor Of the Worcester Sp,

SrR--In your paper Of the 2sth ult. sbserv-
ed a paragraph wherein you mentioned me dis
trib uting my cards and that stated furnished
the National Legislature with Pens t. the tune
of 1900 dollars per ann. Ysur correspondent
me in that point. did assert that
my sale of that article amounted from 1000 to
1000 dollars per annum. Understand me now
mere distinctly; There was only part OF the ar
ss !: a y soa. Ts ;. 90 esusd-hs
minutes stopped doing business in your respect
able village, my tongue should bave been As
highly polished As my knife that make hse ex.
celIent pens per minute with, to resolve all the
questions asked me.
Yours, respectfully, p. BYRNE
NJ Those editsrs who gave currency to the
censure are requested TO give the above publicity
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08
To the Honorable Senate end House of

To the Honorable Senate end House of
Representatives of the State Of Maine IN Lee
gisLotpre assembled
7NHB inhabiiapu Of the town Of wsles, 10 the
l. eoua,y Of Lineo'o, respectfully represent,
that ssid eoua.y hs territory 10 length 100 miles,
and Of average breadth IS m!es, con- sin;as .
population of $1,000 iphabitsnts, that Wiscaset
being the priecirsi ssat Of justice, and centrally
situated within he county, upon the Eastern side
Of the Kennebee River, the public buiidings snd
Offices Of tn county are erected there, though se
distance Of 60 miles from the Eastern and West
sro ex;reuties Of the county; that the towns Of
Phipshu,e, Saith, Topfham, Bo~do;n, Bowdoin.
ham, Linn, Levifioa, Wales and LifehGesd, ia
the county Of Lincoln, eotainins population of
about 900 nhabitsnts, are ii,uated upon ,heWeA-
ern Ode Of thsKsnnebee River ,and owing 10 their
great diaauce from the principa lbirs town il
the ccu.ty, and the extreme fieulty, and often
impt q ,ili,y Of crolirg the Ksnresse River At
certain (saious Of the year, are iu eeted to great
incoGvenieuce aod sspeufe; that tsw county on
the Wefern eide Of laid River, including the
foregoing towns, from the county Of Liueoln,
together With Bruulw,ek, Hsrpfwell. Freerors,
Pownal, Durham and Danville from the county of
Cumberland, would remedy the great ev,is now
sxperispesd By that portion Of the iohsbisanss OF
Lireola, on the Weilsrs 6de Of the Keuoebec.
and afford greater convenience TO fad towns fson
Cumberland, than they nov eejoy, without iIjur-
log in suy coo6dssable dsgrse, The counties from
which they are takea: that county thus compof-
ed would embrace territory Of 20 by 50 mies,
aud coasain population of about $1,000 inhabi-
taoss, and be every way calculated 70 aeeommo-
ds,s with great convenience and facility the people
thereof. Wherefore your petitioners hunb.y pray
that . county may be Incorporated upon he Wet
ern 6de Of the Kennebsc Aives, competed Of the
foregoing towns from the eoSasiss Of Cumberland
and Lineola, and 1hs, your Honorable body would
adops iuch meaiurss 10 relation TO the prentice ~
may 10 you (ssm meet and proper.
JOSEPH SMALL and 10 others.
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NEW GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED EoR SALE BIZ
ROC r. II S Il co x,
-Erchange-Street--
- "A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Staple and Fancy Goods,

kxs. CONSISTING OF
kf1J,U e and back Bros,cioths blue, black and
81 mixed Cassim.res; Toilenelie aud Marseille.
[ekngs; black Florent,ne Vestings satineus ;
|(9uDlureIls white and eoored Jeaa DiInoties ;
~, IA and GA white aud yellow Flannels Can.
kf6h~snd Nankln Grapes, black and coloreJ ;
NOOK Sinehaws and Ssrsuetts bacL Italian Lus-
>eipg black Levantines white, black and mixed
atom and worsted hall Hose ladies' slate snd
Mack worsted ditto black aud white silk ditto ;
|Isuetish black and white silg Gloves white and
Fedrored kid do. Canton Grape shawls "A and
r. ! Cambrics and cambria MusDs black silk and
flag Han,Aerchiefs fancy silk ditto; black Bonn
bszioes and Bombazetts Elegant Merino Hand
kerchiefs white aud changeobe lustr,ngs /; Al
and GA imitation of Indin Muslins scotch Lawns.
figured and plain Lens Muslins inserting Trim
mings plain and feared six Lace; Black and
white Italian Grapes Linen Cambria and linnen
cambria Handk.rehiels long Lawns IA and S-4
Cslicoe. light .ad dark colofed Cambrics ~
and Ga British Co,tons, Copperpates Furn-
lures blue and buff Nankns Ga black silk
Shswis; ~. "a aud IA Chinlz Shawls 3-A
aud 5-i isht aud dark Ginghams Russia aud
American Diapers; GA LINEN Damask Isussia
sbec,ng Tow Cloth Mieneties; wound Wire;
black and coored sewing Silks ana Twist Brown
Holland Buekram button Moulds; Tapes aud
Botbins Needles Pins boxes Of cotton Balls !,
linen Cambria Thread shirt buttons, &c. &c.
Also
Factory Sheetings Shirtings Stripes !;
Cnocks and onghtu.,, All OF which will be sold al
far price,.
August 8 6w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08
PETER WHITNEY.

INFORMS the public that he continues the
4 CLOTHING BUSINESS, Mt his mill near
NE foot OF Fort Hill in Gorham, wbers al orders
vial receive due attention. Aes
Those who have occasion TO travcl..the new
county road from Gorha,u to Slandsh. may leave
their commands al the Store OF Messy. +. 4 +. S.
RoBfr, at Ooh corner, With tirectiops Whist
they want done with il, asd their ords shall be
faithfully executed. III
00rhdn, Aug. 8. fowl
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.AMoNG WHICH ARE..

! BLACK end coloured Grape shawls--do. do.
Canton Crapes--de. do. Grape Dresses---black
Nankeea Crapes---black silk shawls---Doub'e
.Chaiu b,ack Levahtise silks--blsck aud chan
geatic Lustrisgs-4 Fancy silk Handkerchiefs =
Black silk do.--eIegart figured Musl'ns Cravats-
blue Nankins--conpany Nankins-irish L'seas--
i,,er Csmbrics---cotton Cambrics---men's black
snun silk half Hose--,uen's linen half Hose
cotton. silk and thread Laces--Russia aud Amer
lean Diaper Calicees--v estings--blesched and
unbIeached Russia Sheeting--domestic Checks
stripes--Bed- Ticking--Cotton sbeeting and shir-
tipg--Bristoi Bricks. excellent for cleaning
knives, &c. Also, a large and extensive assort-
sen, of BR0ADCLOTHS g. CAssiMERES,
an coIours August 9.
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TO BE SOLD.

A large lot of LAND in Cumbtrland Street, also
"A two story DWkLLlNG-HoUSt. on said
street with good we'll OF water aud other conven-
fences the situations ara pleasant For one or both
inquire Of JOHN POWELL.
Portland, August 7, 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08

eoa..isr Of Me subscriber. a Jew days since, one
srape ohaiaI and tWo Grape dress paiierns wtA re-
turn Them or Me money. imrtediateiy, there mil be
no questions osked--s!h,ru,se hey n,as erpeel Their
names made kaosea. j. JOHNSON
Aup. g.
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STATE OF MAINE.

In SENArs, JyNE 8, 1880.
ON the Petition aforefaid, Oydsssd, That the
Pes,iouers caue atteiled copy Of their Petition,
With this Order thereon, to be publifhea in the
Portland Gazette and Eaflevu Argu. printed IN
Portland, three weeks iuerefivey, the Ian publi-
casson 20 be thirty days, At lean, before the 6ril
Wedne(day Of the uest feihon Of this legislature.
that oil psr(ou' utere(ied may then appear and
new caufs If sny they have Why the Prayer Of
faid Petition mould not be granted.
Seat ds~s (av essss,'sses.
JOHN CHANDLER, P,sfIa.s.
\. ~ Hs.E IF REFRIGERATION, Jsss 8, 1890,
Read aud coucurred.
BENJAMIN AMES, Sbssiss.
A True Copv-Asssst,
z. HRkRICK, Sscvsss,y xsSs Ssssss.
N. B. Petitions similar to the foregoing. vsre
prevented to the legislature from the towus Of
Bath, Bowdoin, Bowdoinham, Lits86eld, Topsham.
Lewlsten and Brunswick August 1.
THE fubfcriber hereby gives public nosiee to eli
concerned, thar fhe has been duly sppointed
and taken upon herfelf the truA NJ adminiir ssrix
on the eflaie Of
JOHN WOODSUM,
late Of Harrifoa, 10 the county Of Cumberland,
Yssmsu, dsesaisd, BY giving bond ~ the Law d.
recs--Shs therefore rsquefis all pes(ons who are
indebted to the laid deoeafeds efa,e to make i'm.
mediate payment; and tbofe who have any demands
thereon, to eshibit the fame for fetilemeut to
MARY w0ODsUM. (.
Harrison, June IA, 1870.
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NOTICE.

TAKEN up by the subscriber Red MARE
1 with black main, tail and legs, the owner
may have her by proving property and paying
charges JAY oE boHN6,
Nor,hyorwouth, July 81, 1920.
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@ NEW GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

Neuf door beicv Mr.. RosEar BoEo's Exchange
Street,
IrAS JUST RECEIVED and now opening
i Il Cor sale general assortment OF
European, India and Domestic
GOODS.
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MARRIED.

In Wi.ca..et, by the Rev. Doct. Pacl1 ID, Mr.
Spencer Tinkham, to Miss Mary Foster. >
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Markets at Ha1ana.-Lumber, es, to Sg7 per
~ N-ter--Eish, no sale--Molasses 1.2 to 4
ri br kes. Business very dull--Msrchants
falling daily. Sickness subsidins.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-12


Ia this town. or the 3o,h ult. Mr.. BExJANis A..
HAnMgrr. tine 34,h year of his age, son of the
late NJ Uenj AMIN liammeu
On the 9th mot Of consumption, Mrs HAsSAG
G riiAzsap. wife of Sylvester u H.za.d, and daugh
ter of Mr.. Slcpbcn Congio OF Let.nen, Con aged
IS yeprs.
Oa SATURDAY the ist inst Mrs LyprA PsnaS,
widow Vi Ms. EJward Perry, IN the aS,h year Of
her age
Oh rhurslsy last. very suddenly. Capt GtLprar
Cnass, in The 5Otb year Vi his age CSC. ~ g..,-
Mr DASiaL Swissuass. IN the 59ih year OF
his age
4 ~ Portsmouth. on ruesdsy. .HoLpsacHAsg, Esq
IL tire S6th year OF his age on Ws s,iae sdsy even
ing, after a long illness, Miss Pa SE BAaSsa. Of
t,e Society of Frienas in the s9h year 6f he, age,
d-ush,er of the lase M. John Barber, Of NelA.
fiassiown
sc Aorts. RnlysSSa, on Saturday 's,t, NJ jAseI
CaA ADsaf, in he lODlh year Of his age. ,s4ss-.
I at East. G,orawich, on the 30,b ult Col NIsAu
WHirMAasH. in the 7ist year Of ls age. lie WAS
Uiiicer IA the Continental service, and received
pe.,siob, uaIcr the l,ie Act "f Congress. r
Az Wirwirk, Mr. WILLIAM tsTHosv, formerly
OF this town, aged 80 years --0n sunday, the "a.
asL aqisE MILLAso. Esl. an the 7Olh year of
his age An rhser Of the Keyoin,ion, and for
many Years m- mter Of the Legislature Of this
State o
Al Fsrt.Caxsdrn. sEast. Florida Major Cnepos
p pgrsRs. OF the Corps Of Artillery, aud COM
InAnder OF that fos,, aged 80 years
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Sr. Lov1s, (NI'ri. Teri. Nov. "a.

Sr. LovIs, (M'ri. Ter Nov. "a.
3 Co.'S. Atkinson and Chambers, M;Yof
6idd!e and Caps. Smith and Carney, ar
rived in this town on Tuesday from The
Council. Bluffs The troops were in fine
health, well sheltered and protected for
the winter, and the Indians tranquil.
Major Voc and Lieut. Downie of the
5th Infantry, from the Falls of ST An
,hoay, arrived in town Jew days ago.
They left the Falls Oh the 25th ultimo,
and came down 10y water. The troops
were in gcneral good health, and the In
dians of the Upper Mississippi much
pleased Mi,h The establishment of the
,aiitary post in their neighborhood.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-12


=, Auc,ion and private Sale, some OF the eLssIsst
Goods that have been offered in Newport. sincc
the Peace. .t @h
IN PARTIcUuAR;- e4
Blue, black aud brown Buo cLo rws, and CAS.
sIMesns Plains and Devonshire Kcrscys.- Fssh-
ionablc light blue, brown and drab PeIise Clothes
from 81 10 iSs Cd per ysid sa,tnetls and ves pst-
terms hose BlAntcts from 8 . IS to 8 y per psir
Csssi mere shawls from 8 10 dollars each, b'acls
blue, brown. snsroa. olive dab, orange and scarlet
BonDssktis. from ls9 to 3s9i per yard. black snd
drab Bombazeen ftN London prints for only -
per yard elegant undrcss'd plaid Calicoes for only
leo per yard cons"op Calicocs frvm Is 10 2s cf
handsome style Nankin and Canton Grapes Cot.
ton Yarn, wors,ed anil silk Hosc 50 csfile t,ng-
hams for only is6 per yard. and gong rspidly,v,ry
chcsp Etnnens from q TO o. per yard India Cot
tons. ~ vide, for ouIy IL. 'Hrhish stesm.lcons
long Lssns a,d Linen CsMbrics linen, eot,sn and
Russia Diapers more red aud blue CaIicoes Zoe
only 10 per ysrd Furniture Chiws for it6 per yard
Disnics and hiusiiuetts, for lao, red green. YETI
low snd black flsnneIs sinchsws, Lu,stfihgs sn3
ssrne,'s. OF sn exceten. scod quality nag. bsnS
large handsome wsshinEton dktb, ,sf only IL eaehs
CAmbtics ft6rh .Is6so As6 per yard iAccnsts mase
and book Muslns,ye cheap., pain and fancy enc
ditto elegant Scot Oh pMid. of the best Hwsli'y sno
hsndsomcs, patterns in Newport Factory Chex i"s'
only 10 per gard plaid GioghsDs for Is and 8 q
shee,ngs for 10 white American shtetings for ls6s
shirings Cor IL per yard - Enslish cLes for 40
Ter yard handsome spring top Sik Unnrsliss ~
S3 50, green, mahogany and 6gurd oil Cloths 8
olive cords and twill dvetets, Ladies hne nrva'n'3.
black beaver Gloves o'ise, drsb. black besvs, 9o.l
OF the 6rst quality. whole boxes Of Pins with q
looking glass for only 81 csch, scarlet Borbp settle
from Is to- ESQ hrur'd scarlet 6gored Plsnnes 6
seambray Cotton tor only 10 per yard q imitss
tion shswIs for only 3s9 eseh. abou, one quarter
what they have been sold for gentlcncn's worsteds
cotton and eth half Hose meas s,cut worsle4
Is6 Chex again for Cd per yard, elegant Merino.
trimmings, elegant ssatiet McseeS tor Church,
eush,ugs and linpgs, handsome gsrni,urs Rbtohss'
cheap W a
born. sa .te.s
A cheap lot Of Straw Bosssrs.
A few copies Of Dr. Watts PssIrhs and HySnnl
arranged by Mr. WsncheiL .tf ~
i Newport, Jm S 1880 III