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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-19
ARTICLES
n NOBLE ExDLoYr.


A singular conflict with large Pan.
Mer, is related to have taken place lew
DAYS since, in Jefferson county, N. "
Mr. Rich, formerly the conductor of a
newspaper in Watertown, went out to
examine some traps which had been set
for wolves, and found Panther caugh,
in one OF them. He returned. and pro-
cured friend to accompany him, for the
purpose Of bringing in the animal alive.
When they arrived at the trap, they found
the Panther had disengaged itself and es-
capped. They soon discovered it at no
great distance. Mr.. Rich advanced to-
wads it, and his companion retired aud
left him. Mr. II. fired and shot the
Pan,hcr, through the head. Having dis
covered what he supposed to be another.
he instantly loaded and fred again, but
found he had mistaken his object. I'm
mediately, however, he perceived large
one advancing towards him, which
sprang at him fercely, with its mouth
open, before NC could load his piece
He thrust his hand into the mouth OF
the Panther, and caught hold OF hi
tongue. The Panther scratched furious.
ly, but Mr.. X. kept his hold, until he
took from his pocket jacknife. which
he opened with the assistance Of his teeth.
and CIT the throat of the Panther. Both
the Pauthers were afterwards brought
into Watertown.--Mr. II. vas badly
scratched, and his clothes nearly torn Of.
--Putnam's exploit with the wo!l, Wa,
a'fooI to this.'--Lfira paper
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AS Mr. Lane, gamekeeper to the Earl
Of Galloway, was passing by the wood of
Caiscadden, near Garllestown, be fell in
with 3 hedgehog, crossing the road at
a small distance before him, carrying
on its back six pheasant's eggs, which,
upon examination, he found it had pill.
tered from apheasant's nest hard 10y
The ingenuity of the creature was very
conspicuous, rs several OF the remaining
eggs were holed, which must have been
done when in the act Of rolling itself over
in the nest, in order to make adhere TO its
prickles as possible. Alter watching the
motions Of the urchin, tor short time
longer, MIR. Lane saw it deliberately
craw! into a furze bush, where its nest
was and where the shells Of several eggs
were strewed around, which had at sol.e
former period been conveyed thither in
the same manner. Monthly Nae.
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II s.fFE PLAck TO PUT NAPOLEON.
ANECDOTE.

"A countryman on trial respecting the
right OF q fishery, at the Lancaster ASST
yes, in Eng. was cross-examiEs d. by
Sergeant Cockel who, an.oag many
other questions, asked the witness
Does thou love fish ?'' "Yes,' SAID
the poor fellow, with look OF native
simplicity, "but | donna like Cookie
sauce with it." A roar Of laughter fol.
lowed, in which the sergeant joined with
his usual good humour
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Union FACTORY.

THE subscriber informs his friends and he
lie. that Cap, George Lawfen, N T,ed
Ed,sard Nanhepe and Jeseph Hatson, i"
port. are the Agents 10 receive articles inttlr
for the Union Factory.
he continues TO color and dress Wooi;n Clot
of all descriptions-to Card Sleeps Wool OF al
grades, and 10 manufacture Plains. sst,inets Goa
ings Fisnneis, &c of various colours and ~ ades-
Those who will favor him with their custom in n
inc, may depend op having their work done in,l
best manner, and on reasonable terms ana a
smallest favor will be gratefully acknowledge
JOHN BABCOCK.
Portsmouth. Feb 10 5mJ
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CUNDALL'o MiLLS--P~tsnoutI
II 9er.LMling Spring /!

III HeJeF.J"HWP OWEHy!
THE subscribers respectfully inform the pub
that they carry on the Wool Aannfactufii
business in all its brsnohes--that then nsohiH
are nov in complete repair heir icre e>per,en
will therefore enebie them 10 perform "a ihe brs
chrs ct COrdng Spinning, Weaving Co.oriug =
P.nshing. al. the ysrious klnd OF ooien Goocs, -
pole, OF colour and finish. equai il not suIs ,iur
any establishment, IN this county The, suarsw
to complete all orders in their fine, spetdiya
On % reasonable terms as at any estatinhr er,t
this island CIAkKE l. GRiNNELL
N The following pelsons viii Io,eI,t a
tcics tended for their marDs,tory Jon ~
MAI of New rort--skNFoRp hLNY % ln
e. npton-psLEo COREY OF 1ivtrler-Aro "
LIAM pEARs.. Bristol Ferry
rbey have constantly or hand at uhoefse Pa.
retail Satinnets, Plains, Lasslmeres, Farrss &c
hich they determined TO sci. a, nodeia,, priees
Newport, April 20
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(SELECTED J
THE SHIP wREoK'D MARINER.

STILL did the tempest loudly roar,
Still did the restless snrges roll
When rising f,om the sea.bcai shore,
Awoke helpless, ship. wieck'd soul
Bercft cfsense, he long had Ism.
Tin ebbing iifs began TO fi0w,
Around he look'd ,--3ut lookd ia vain
The scene presented nougii, but woe.
Aias. SAID he. what fate 10 mine
Forever, hope must r,a.,n.
No human form here behold;
No wretch, like me, escap'd from death,
To whom my grief might unfold.
And who m,ght catch my parting breaths
Piung'd in the deep abyss below.
My brave companions arc at rect,
Why, heav'n. didst thou on me bes,ow
life by ev'ry pang distressdl
And why, that life sgain restore,
To perish on this dresry shore
Shall M more. he frantic cry'd,
Behold ELIAS lovely face,
Must forever be deny'd
Tn beau'ies of her mind TO traces
How oft in transport o'e her charms
Has my fond besri resis,less hung,
When for my safety, soft alarms
Fell slowly from her iauiterirs tongue.
Unhappy maid how just NY fears,
Blu, unava,ling were lily tears.
Perhaps, cen now. with broken sighs,
She treads the beach, aSd views the main
or On some cliff with mois,ened eyes,
awaits my best return again,
But, ali fond maid, no more this heart,
which beats with consistency tor thee,
Shall sught Of tender love iinpari.
To heal the wound which biceds for me.
Distrac,ing thought l die alone
Unheard-unpi,icd--a unknown.
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POETRY ".
For the Republican.

The artificial Pinhs to the Lady.
LADY fond Of Fjora's posies,
View my artificial bloom,
Though, not fr.grsn, an fresh roses,
Seeking to adorn thy room.
II thy bright Imagination
Tanks me meath Thy warb'ing song,
Which on Na.are's fair creation.
Poufs its duicet strains along
ket Thy kind and gentle hand
Place me inthy sonny lee,
ny Thy breath's sof, zephyr fann'd,
Lille may inhalc from thee.
AGNES.
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noes TAUGHT TO sMUGGLE.

{ From tie journal Of a srsvciier," now in
h- Prrss.
In the Netherlands they use dogs OF a
cry large and strong breed for the pur-
,oses of draught. They are harnessed
Ike horses, chiefly employed in drawing
l,tle carts with fish, vegetables, eggs. Sc
omarket. Previously to the year 1895,
ich dogs were also employed in snug
sling, which was the more easy, as they
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-19

IN aVyjut admonision 80 eGvefess Servorfs.
On "Wednesday morning last, about
7 O'Clock, negro girl, between IL and
ID years of age, belonging to Mr.. Bon-
ford, OF this place in climbing upon a
fender to reach something from the
mantle. piece, had her clothes caught by
the f,e, and running to the chamber Of
her mistress for assistance, communicated
the Hares to the bed curtains, which
Mrs. b. succeeded in extinguishing, after
having her hands much injured; but be-
fore assistance could be had for the girl,
she was SO severely burnt that she died
the next morning. This glrl was the
nurse Of Mrs. BPS child, and had only a
moment before, put the clild out Of her
arms.
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are extremely docile. As it IS probable
that this mode OF smuggling may have
been again resorted to since the year
1915. we will give some account OF it.
The dogs were accustomed to go back
wards ard forwards between two places
on the frontiers, without any person to
attend them. a dog OF this kind was
often worth 8 or 6 LOUIS .d'ors, as the
training cost some trouble. Being Ioad
ed withlit;le parcels ofgoods, (laee, &C.
like mules, they set out at midnight, and
only when it was perfectly dark. An
excellent quick scented dog always
went some PAGES before the others,
stretched out his nose towards all quar-
ters, and when he scented custum-hcuse
officers, &c. turned back, which was
the signal for immediate flight. Con-
cealed III bitches, behind bushes, sc.
the dogs now waited ill al, was safe,
then proceeded on their journey, and
reached at last beyond the frontier, the
dwelling Of the receiver Of the goods,
who was in the secret. But here also,
the leading dog at first showed himself;
but on certain whistle, which was the
signal tina, every thing was right, they
all has,cned up. They were then nn-
loaded, taken to a convenient stable
where there was good layer OF hay, and
well fed. There they rested till mid
NIGHT and then retIITned I'm the same
manner back, over the frontiers.
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TO LET,

THAT excellent and we'll known Farm IN liver.
too. the former residence OF Col John Cox,
and late belonging - Capt Elisha Brown, contain.
ing about $50 acres Of the beat land IN the state
Application to be made before the ish Feb.
riary 1850. For terms and other p.r,ionlars AP-
ply to w. ELtERT, jr
Newport, Dec. 2s,h 1879
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The Boston papers give an account o

The Boston papers give an account Of
Ga brutal duci' recently in their vicinity
(occasioned probably by a dispute res
pecting a female, which occasions most
OF the dueis nova -days.) in which one
Of the young bucks was lnsrautaneously
killed.-We have made IL an invariable
rule, never to notice thegoccurrcnce of
due's (for obvious reasons) unless pa:tic.
uIarly required so to do As we have
this apology in the present instance, we
trust we shall be excused for inserting
the following -
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dsEcDOTE or BoN:ApARTB.

5FECDOTF or BONdPIRTB.
When Bonaparte, then first consul for
life, wishing to take the title of Emperor,
his brother Lucian opposed himself to the
project with all his power; and finding
his efforts unavailing, Your ambition
knows no bounds,' said he: "you are
master oi France, you wish to be master
OF all Europe. Do you know what the
result will be? You will be smashed to
pieces like thi, Watch''--Ringing his
watch violently upon the floor.
II S.fFG PLACE TO PUT NAPOLEON
When the question was as,itated in
London, which would be the safest state
to put Napoleon SO that he could not get
out? a gentleman who had a / ng suit de.
pending. advised ministers to put him IN
a cours Of chance,y.
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" The !. Il p,.,ss 10 Isee,,ec. snl
ios ssis at tbs Pest CfTice. Noy.e,
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A BRUTAL DUEL.

Early yesterday morning a meeting
took place between two large rams, the
property of Major Jaques, iii Charles.
town. They each took stand at about
40 PAGES apart and met with such force
as caused the instantaneous d,sloca;ion of
one of their necks - Proy. Paf
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a benevolent gentleman in the vicinity
Of London, was induced to visit a poor
woman who was sick. When he enter
Cd the room, he perceived little girl
kneclmg at the bed side, who immedi-
ately withdrew. He then inquired who
that child was. The sick woman repli-
ed, Oh! sir, it is lille angel, who ire-
quentiy comes to read the Scriptures to
me, to my great comfort, and has just
now given me slXpence. On Further IN
quiry, ne found she was one OF the girls be-
longing 10 a neighboring Sunday school.
On the following Sabbath, our friend paid
visit to the school and expressed wish
to speak 70 the chiid-She approached
with trcpidation ;---wIlen he asked her it
she knew the poor woman jGs referred
to, and had been to read the bible TO hef ?
She replied that she bad. He then ask
cd what had ind, / her To do go. She
answered, Because, sir, 6nd il SAID IN
the bible, that pure religion, aud 0ndeh'-
ed before God and the Faitier, is tbis,-
to visi, the tathelless and widows il. their
sHlictions,' &c. We'll said he, did you
give her any money? Yes Sir, end
where did you get i,?' Sir, it was the
reward given me in this school,
The gentleman who related this fact,
said, (aliuding TO the expression OF the
sick woman,) Il claspcd the htae angel
in nv arms, and prayed that the Iatter
part Of the text she quoted might also
be accomplished in her That God
would keep her unspotted from the
world'-EVansel Magazine.
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II oil pice. from SO to S., each. These
STOVES VIII d, al kinds of Cooking, wa.hins
and heating II Rooms viii u small quantity a
full, without inc rveuience of stesn--i Icing con.
ducr'd III fem ihe steamer into the fipe Those
who Q commencing house keeping will find q
great saving Of cooking usensls rs all necessaf,
Kitchen i,r ,,urr j. attached to them. Those " b.
,re b",l''ng horss can di perse with the expense
Of one chimney .. ;h.%e sne.e every pa posc; he
p.op,.t. being nov in town win attend 10 vws-
ing them up. All other kiuds of Stove. som.
ttr Logan OIL and Lamps, g.. ss usual
Aypesan in Town Who wishes to purclas :
,re doub'i'l miheir prorertrs may return tbre.
II on tf,el they sye no s.tisfrd. Dec. Is
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FOR SALE.

A FARM 10 the town of Go,ham, containing
IA seventy live acres Of Land, with har !. ONE
bo'ldingsin good repair, with a large Orchard
aud Garden IN which me a great variety offruii
ices
Aiso.-oue other FARM, adjoining the
'ame, containing fifty acres, with suitable bull.
dinss thereon.s
atso, one other FARM, containing iioe
acres Of pssturing moving and wood land. wi,ha
Barn or the ssme.
Also, four House Lots, in the town OF Port
land situated on Fore-s.ree,. near ELrzER Hrc.
GIN>'--,wo Of which have fats in front.
0rIerms OF payment will be one, two and
thee years for fout fifth Cs.L, on delivery o.
deede-titie good. For further particulars, en-.
qnrs Of CHARLRs ID. Btrrs, OF Gorl.sn. or
oAnnfrT PorrnR. Fsq. Of Portland.
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EDWARD HOWE,
$50 UPHOLSTEREK.

EDWARD HOWE,
's UPHOLSTERER. $
- HAS FOR SALE,
III No. 5, Merchants ROr, =. MtpprE STREET
live Geese, Sea-fowl and Russia
FEATHERS -Fringes Bedb,ndings Tos
sell Carpet bindings ; Linen and Cotton Bed
',cksngs, &c.
An elegant assortment f
FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS,
with BORDERS 10 match.
MILITARY GOGDS.--Os CONSIGNMENT
an elegan, asso meat of Gilt & Mahogany framed
LOOkING-GLASSFS,
All Of which vii he sold low for cab.
~ E. H....Can now put up BEDS Of the
GRIT qualify md 1T The .hor.es, notice.
~ The Upholstery Business
will he err ied on n. usual.
Portirnd. Dec. Il. nf.o
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NAILS. :.
DANA e. MITCHELL,
4 GENTS for saco NAIL FACTORY, have on
"A hand . large fuppiy of
CUT NAILS,
which they offer for fale At the Factory prices.
Sept 70. II
ANDERSON,S
COUGH DROPS.

The most udiuobie .Nedicine erer prepared for
COUGHS & CONSUMPTlONS,
And which is in so high repute for those comp
in Worcester, Springfield, Northampicr, HAT.
ford, New. Bedfurd ard in all other places here
j, has been introduced.
THE great and increasing sales of
Il ANOLRsoN'> Cough Dep, ,,pce they
have been prepared 10y the subscribe and offered
10 the pu.lic. more inls than any Other argument.
rove their real value and We boldly venture 10
Art lha, no medicine ever vet prepe red TO-
Coughs and sonsumpiions bias gained 20 much
credit IN 50 short time, as this composition, II
the mteta'oDs IT pef.ons Of the highest resCect
b,ny r 'br grea, aud increasing dem aud for tb;.
Medicine my be called proof of iis good effects.
II Is n we'd Too often does prejudice by listening
10 sosne AID adopting tie opinions OF others PRE-
vail thereby preventing trial of such Medicine
might siri relief under the idea that 10 relief
Can be ob'sinsd Scarcely n case occurs 10, nav
he relieved by the timely use of 4Anderson's Cough
Drops, which have proved to be a cure for Coughs.
Colds. Asthmas aud Consumption.
For the farther satisfaction Of the pullc, sever.
al eert'tic'tes from respectable persons accompany
each bottle.
These drops generally give instant ease in mos,
cases 81 oonehs, colds a.ihmas, difficulty Of breath
ing, ~he'zngs 'fgh'ness of the che,t, cons.,.r.
to'', pain in ne .de, splitting Of blood. &c. Nc
The aged viii experience relief equally agres AL ,
and insisn' aneous, even when The lungs s,e si3sc,
ed
Price one dollar each Bottle. Each bot.v. con,
tains two ounces. aud frequently effects cur,
GTBe par'icula That sach genuine bottle Ia
. sandtrson's Cough Drops" stamped on ,h. bo,la
aud that each OF the direction are signed BY JAM,
MsLLES, 10 others a genuine.
E0R
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Lees6Ose., Eeb. Z. 1908,

Leesboro.' FEB. Z, 1905.
Doci. j. WARNER. London,
NIL have to inform you Of the followios
csse, cured by youe PILLS or HEALTH. MI
s",s Scott, OF Brecon. in the county VI BE-. Con
las 10 hong time Isbou'ng nader an exireoi.
lasness Of spirits, sc nncAep. thai he wns hinge
10 oegect par, OF his business. Hs went to s.. . H.
sra. thinking bathing Mould b. OF service 10 him
hut to h,s great epacern. ts found no relief II.
afterwards cane 10 Cheps ow, his net:ye psc,
where his mother aud friends aos live he CO m
planned to me how III he was, sn. sppca cd niue,
tetcled saying lie thought be never should be wei
any mere advised him to take your PILLS or
hEAIs1H he bought of me q few boxes and Nj
b'oihef assured nae few days ego, that he is nav
swell Nv he ever knew him being fully sa, issi, !,
u sas sor PiIis only, that restored him 10 i.is
usual health and SPIRITS. mn. Dear g.. Yors
J. PhtiiIJP~.
ftinimpossbc 10 instr, he,e al the Gu e. or cure
which DocTor WARNER Is in possession Of; n,
contents h,mselfw q, What has been detailed. bul
great experience has convinced hiu. that N a..
morbid affections 81 the blood and iywtb. In,
nuse Of alaos' every maiady) so robe safe snd
.facaiious remedy, was neve, offered to manhind
but lie nov leaves il 20 sbe world. conscious tina,
he has done his du'y. (Sm.) Dec.ei.
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MOSES NICHOLS.

cProsITs Mesr,. MARX & WfLLrAu H.anfs.
.,du -Nlred. Porifcnd
ALsO B. Jehn Lille, Kennebunk. Thop,a.
.h"'r y. Narmouih. WIN. Hodrkins, Brunswick.
.i'.hn B,'s'ow, HsiloweiI en-. Feb IS
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THE CELEBRATED
BALM OF QUITO.
isa Medicine unsqsal'sd BY any N Ms rUri1
Jo' The cure Of Coughs, Code, .asthssos,
Consrmptions. &c.

iso .Htd'csHc 0heqa""ed ~ any ~ The EVTt6
10, The cure Of Coughs, Code, .astAssos,
Consrmptions, &c.
Since ,his sxcei!~a' Nj Gin was IL. die
s"vesed upwards OF thee bundled thou. nd
'e, sons have eS;erenced It's happy end ssIuts-y
Hscis, many Of whom had been by As.hm.s e
and Consump'ne comrl jn's seduced to he
brink ut the grave their eonssuu' ions ws,s
quite emseisted and had cssl % III hots Of re.
overy, hsving used Every remedy reeemtnd.
d 81 spccihes fos those comrlsnts and nd
'n'te every .ppl'es ioa 10 the fAeu.t, That eould
re oLtsieed
Comm colds which sre genef slly occasion-
81 " obsruc'td Terspirstioa, will be & und 70
Yield to lis Influence in = very short line.
In common coughs. which ATE IN ge.essl,hs
fleet Of cold. II gives Immediate relief. semos.
g those irauhlsssme irfila,ionA, - they ere
He'd usklings 10 The throat, which &C. % q
constsnt siimsius 10 coughing aud IN quissiag
hose convulsne excitement snd c.usi,e the
,ffi.csed to breathe aud spesk freely. I induces
est, aud sleep in .sn eminent degree and
reng lhens'h constitution. which en bles Il 70
epci M enemy whose Attacks are ffeQveasog
owed ~ he woss fatal coascqus nces.
Persons In c cd With Pu nsc,.ary oompls;ols
disorders ofihe bsesst and lurys, (eyen IN
ne most advanced period of iiss) will lind IN.
n, diaie relief.
Ia AshmA,,c or msump,ive affections. (ss
.en' or chaon'c) Hessseness, Csisrshs, Whss =
,gs, aud shoaness OF breath. Il viii give imme-
d,ste este. ~
CoLge lied Phlsgm. Acrimouyin the 3uids I'D
ehs ruc',e" in 'he gind' gre vi h ssse md
.aiey di'cbsrsed by geoIeexpcctorssion. -
l, Is rlso much admitted in .ofeness ~ he
pr east AID stomach, giving present ease sesAoss
Cases.
uSIhoss sho sish 10 pa, chase eiher q II
otoee MEDICINES 10 sell again s,,l ts ssPpIisd
at a very liberal discount,
Po,tianc FEB. 20. tf
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p FLAX-SEED,
WAh1FD by N. T. l.. DANA e. Co.
Nohember. s, 1919 n

III suh,crber, hsv',R hssn appointed by the
tion. samuei F.. smsn E'q Jud.e Of Probate
fer he oounty of ,umherlspd, Ccmmi' siouers 10
rece We aud ersm;re he cs,m. OF he credi,ssb 70
the e'',e Cf JOHN / UNIT. ate Of Por and, in
'siG eounfy. deceased, i,'o STE rspresn,ed iofol-
ssn,. hereby give notice 'ha sin mon hs from The
,in,h day # Pehusry ira s,e allowed said crsdi-
ore 10 hire ~ and prove thei, CLAIMS srd tha,
,lsv viii a"end tina, service at he store Of 5. VI +.
Tin ham On he lsn Wsdne'dsys 81 FEBRUARY snd
Jure ard he 6ra " ednc.dsy of pcu, n.s, from
200 O'Clock p M. JACOB QUINCY.
A. w, 1iNKtlAM.
PortIscd, Feb. 20.
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ID EsPI< ItULLX informs bis friends and the
H. pub &c in general, thai he continues TO cmr,y
~ the char making Hmincss in oil its vs,isu.
branches. 'si hi shop IN Union seet, mex, door
belo" the Post = iii'e fths shop ia'siy occupied BY
Tsvy and Boggei,) wl,r.st HAIRS Of e,e.y dies.
crp,ion vii be nlsisuihcurc,, in /. neat aud work
Tan. like manner. and at the shs sse.t notice Z
be will usc e'oy ,ndeavour in lis power, 10 give
full satisfaction to hoe Who may pcu,e tn en-.
tlos hm-he'ing employed q paiatcr from h.
s""iheard his castontrs my he assured that HE
work will be finished in A. approved and fashiou-
apie style as eau be done in y, r,lsndor e,eu b, re
Also ofnareptsl Parting. Of every kind, exc.
euted viii neatncss and despatch.
CHAIRS esdy made and other srtices in hi.
lire constantly on band.-Old Chaifs repai, cd
.ainiej over. sc, Sc.
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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-07
FOR SALE.

A p'sasan 'ly situated GoLDsMIIH'S STAMP
4 \ near rieepor orncr P,csaut S,r,.s, al
quarter OF an acre Of Land contsisinx . assI
House completely inisacd inside, tcgctues with
BARN and sHJI--al Of ~hirb will he soM %
very reasonable tesus. For further pa,ticu . slu'
quire Of JOHN WES1ON.
Freerort, Feb. 25