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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
JOSEPH GOOLD In
Portland SILK and Wootten Due
House and Pulling Nal
ROBERT THOMPSON,

NIOULD inform his friends and the public
w that he has had new Buildings erected near
Vaughan's Bridge for his SILK IND WOOL
LEN DYE, and for Falling and Dressing Cloth,
in the neates, manner. He has lately built new
machine for KnGPping and Ieaeiing and Dressing
Cloth, which does il in a superior siie.
He also colours british blue fo SO cents yard.
All kinds of mems garments can be coored and
cleaned whole.
Goods left at Messrs Haines and Morris, Mid
die-Street, at Mr.. SamI. Emery's, head Of Long
Wharf, at Miss Cushing's, Forc-S,reet, and Miss
Warren's, Exchange Street, will be taken and re-
turned.
X. L. Will furnish any Of the Country Cloth
iers with knapping. 1eazing and Dressing Ma
chimes at $4,000 cash down, or S75, 90 on one
years credit.
Goods colored black every week
Aug. 81. If.
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1@99a

For Sale as above by the lhousand gross, dozen or
single
Public and private Libraries furnished at the
shortest notice and on as good terms as can be
purchased elsewhere. IT, Oct so
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partnership. by mutual consent
WILLIAM PRENTISS.
SAMUEL LINCOLN.
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assortment OF cast-iron
STOVES.

Cec' oheTeu IN maine, calculated tor ParlOurs,
Kitchens, Counting Rooms Shops and FesseIs. A.
nous which are, very elegant FrankIin ParloUr
Stoves. well calculated for heatIng-and Cook
Stoves ot all prices from 10 70 so dollars, all war
ranted to stand fire.
large number Of these Cook Stoves are Of h.
own invention, which will tie found 10 combine
more advantages than any now in use The ubjec-
ton TO baking instead OF roasting meat, in Coos
Stoves, cannot be made these, as the casting Il
as perfect as by fire. Two large pieces can be
TOASTED al time sptS exposed 10 free current
OF ar, without the additional expense OF tin
Kitchen. As u svery important when buying TO eet
the best, those VINO wish 10 purchase an article
50 important III domestic use, requested 10 cali
aEd examine Tor themselves, and enquire OF those
who have this kind III use. There are none bette
Calculated for genteeI cookies Y, or by which more
cooking can be done with less fuel or greater case
There can be water enough; heat fUr washing, ana
dinner cooked for twenty or thirty at tie same
time 1t has three boilers, holding one, two ant
i've pals full, but the size Of the boiler, can be in
creased or decreased, aud the fire may be conduct
ell under either or all three IF them pleasure W
turning the hampers.
hose about commencing house keeping, VIII
una great saving IN Kitchen Furniture, a. al
necessary cooking utensils are attached 10 tine
o'oVe'and those who are building by procuring one.
cdn save the expense of chimney.
He like.gis furnish Street Iron anu IN
Funneis, for Stoves OF all Sizes with copper and al
other kind Of apparatus foe Cook Stoves al short
lOticc-having procured The best Of workmen for
hat purpose.
Those who wish to purchase STOVES to sell
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CHARLES BLANCHARD

Gil ARIES BLANCHARD
No. 8, MERCHANTS Row, MIDDLy.STRrr
HAS lately received a large addition 70 bis
IL Stock of
Crockery, Glass and China Ware.
making the assortment more complete than hereto.
fore. Among the above are thirty Crates assor,
ed for the Country-sxty Of Plates, Bowls. Guns
and Saucers, Jugs. Mugs, Chambers. Dishes. Nan
pies-TEA AND DINING WARE, to be re-
packed or at Retail.
Also
Twenty casks and boxes OF various kinds !,
Glass Hare and some articles ofHARD WARE
which offered for cash or on credit.
Oct 16, 1921. II.
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D'"S sPeeay' certain cure for The Venersa
o,u,s Disease an aN lis stages.
ii f2 article isapproved BY the MedicsI schools
france. ssd by the College Of Phys;c;ans
~ i-onoon' In the course Of The extensive nh.
IL and private practice Of medical ~,
= single case has ever occurred where III cmrs
mss ho' oeen speedy and permanent.
In the space of Eve years no less ,han ten ,hor-
sano perSg are reported 20 have been cured ~
these Loz ges in the city of Paris alone wi,G,
ou' .he 1t 81 painful dangerous SYMPTOMS
Whatever, either the mou h nor the b;e",h ars
IN The least affected by the use of This mild 90
ana certain remedy. All the extra med;c;n~. !,
eVefyHsge OF this disease accompany the /. ozer-
ges' with particular direc ions ;he price Of the
lie, letters addressed to the Proprietor T. p
"n''~eh' sgent 10 the Boston Infrmsry in B,s-
ton post paid. enclosing the amount. and dis
cf'o'ns symptoms, will meet immediate alien.
ton. "''e"-
n T. Instructions preparatory to The use end
p>tJre the arrival Of the medicine (Which I'm
DC iorw'rded by mail or picket will Be ,mn,e-
olste'y given, The whole business NAV be condrc-
TED without The knowledge Of second person.
Aug ID. r'''''''
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Rice, Cotton, Oil, Gin, Wlme, Rue,
Pork, &c &c.
SEW ARD PORTER,

No. 9, Long Wharf,
II AS for sale, landog from sIoop Messenger,
H 70 bushels Rye (,utabe as = subHitute) for
Coffee,
bag' Cofee-2o barrels Pork,
50 boxes Oranges and Lemons,
fierce, Rice-2o doz. Scythes.
Just Receiyed and IN Store,
80 pr. gentlsmen's Nankeen Trowter.,
bales Couon-lO casks Sweet Oil,
10 hhds Philadelphia Gin,
81 pipes } Sicily Madeira WINE, of the Vim
hhds. tage of 1915. Warranted pure a.
I Or. cask imported.
10 pieces choppa and flag Handkerch
lbs black Italian sewing Silk,
10 boxes London made Pipes,
barrels bottled Porter, containing doz. each
II boxes Waits No. & 8, Chocolate,
10 do Malaga KAlSINS
drums Saltsna
2 boxes Axes-2 dos. do,
s !: s;'' 49,. 's's.''- }TEAs,
hhds N. o. Sugar
gross Mackerel Hooks-Bed Cords-bag, Corks
--quintais Cod ish-Ploughs-bbls. Ro,in-An-
chors of all kinds and sizes, &c. sc.
June IL, 1921. e.
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power is to be exercised. Why girls, let your
department towards the dissipated in compa-
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Men School Book.

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First Lessons in Geography aud Astronomy,
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Jameson's Grammar Of Rhetorick and Polite
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Eloquence, illustrated by appropriate Examples,
with questions. Price SiGJ.
Tytler's and Robins Elements Of Ancient and
Modern History, with questions. Price 81 80.
Questions, ST t-2 cents-for the use Of Schools.
Whelpley's Compend Of History from the ear
lest times, comPrehending general view OF The
present state OF the world aud brief dissertation
on tie Importance of Historical knowledge, with
Questions adapted to the work, for the use OF schools
aud academies. Price 81 81 10, Questions II cts.
Questions TO Murray's Gammar.
Perry'S Spelling Book.
just Published and for Sale as above, new and
improved edition Of Perry's Spelling Book
Universities HYMN BOOKS.
Village Harmony.
1@th. 18th, 14th, 18th, 10th and 18th Editions
OF the Village Harmony.
Iem2I CdrminG
Or Songs Of the Iemple-z,h and 9Th Editions Of
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Northern Harmony.
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ALSO
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GEORGE WARREN,

- ~ IL ~ II II II ~.
FOre oheet-Near NE head Of Ingrohoms hart.
Has jusr received and offers for sale
~ BOXES and chests young Hyson ard Sou
chong TEAS,
hhds W. l. and ST. Croix RUM.
quarter casks and pipes Malaga and Lis
bon WINE,
loo0 lbs. best Cheese.
bales Cotton,
AZ hhds. retailing Molssses.
8 casks Sperm Oil,
~ casks cod. 4l.xnd lOd Nails.
~ bbis Muscoyado Sugar,
Casks Rice,
Boxes fiPes--do. BY 9 and BY 10 Glass
,oo Mould and dipped Candles,
iOo &c. Boxes Cigars,
% reams Wrapping Paper.
~ bbiS. Apples-bsgs of Shells,
Bags PePper--Pimen,o-Bl Salt,
Cognac Bcandy-Ametican & Holland Gin
Cherry Rum-Windsor and bar Sosn
Double refined ST. Petre,
west lndl. & domestic Coffee C bocoIa,e
-Nulmegs-Losf Sugars.
-sulphur-GingeT F. Indiro.
Powder and Shot. &C. sc
Also an assortment q
Hard 4 Holtow Ware.
October so.
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SOLD BY
HENRY BUTMAN,

THos. CHASE, North-Yarmouth,
IILLIR, X. nOebuik
/. BARsTow. HallJwell,
q w. HOLDEN, Bruns wick.
N WELD, Bath.
he gn Of the Morier, Wiscasse,t.
SYMs GARDNER BodonhAm,
J BARTON, HsiloweH.
EBENR. FULLER Augus's.
d. Cook & 80. W.tarville.
lind Wholesale by
BARrLErT& BaEwER, No. Is, CornbiII. Bos-
ton, and
Horace SEAvER, Portland, Pro7rietors scent
for the State Of Maine, where country Druggists.
may be supplied on Favourable terms.
Nav 10. leo p.l2m.)
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pushed the trade but her colonies SIN.
~ i on ~ defiance Of these engagements.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-01

refused, and ask again ard be successful.
If one says No, another more complying
NAV sa, les. A bachelor has no cause
10 despair, if he is inclined to marry, and
is worthy of confidence. But where is
the redeeming spirit for an old maid rem
dered scrupulous and rigid by age? She
is debarIed from all these manly privile-
ges; her virtues are never duly estirnat-
ed; She cannot nor ought not to break
down those barriers which dclicacy and
propriety prescribe ,--and is she there
fore to be condemned and denounced as
nuisance ?"
Where is the age Of chiyalry2 Has it
lost its influence? Is it the fashion to de-
cry where most we should protect? We
hope not, and take this occasion not on
ly 10 protest against the prevalence Of
such doctrines, but the agitation OF such
questions.
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
From the NationaI Advocate.
1.TDErEh-CN or OLD .MfyDs

ITDErENCA or OLD MAIDS
On Thursday evening, 4th inst. ano-
ther question was to be discussed by the
American Forum, viz. Which is the
greatest nuisance to- society an Old Maid
or Dandy ?' This is really cruel, M
dicatiye of a narrow mind, and an un-
courteous feeling. Why is an old p'aid
70 be more Of nuisance, than an old
r7m3 Age is entitled to respect in ei-
tner sex, single or married, If the con-
duct be mexcepionab!c. l, is true,
cnstcm has sanctioned a very unfair pref
ndIce, that single women OF certain age
become mere gossips, tea-table chroni-
cles, messengers Of scandal, enemies to
a'' young couples, hating matrimony, and
loving cards. Yet are we soberly to
subscribe to such doctrines, and Con-
firm such pfejudices? Are we prepared,
in this enlightened and refined age. to
declare, that old maids are nuisance 2
" Fie ont /! . fe !"
We know many single ladies', advanc-
ctl IN years, OF the most amiab!e disposi.
,Ions, OF the most extensive benevolencc.
prudent and Intelligent, some of them
lively and engaging. But what is an old
maid? We understand an old maid to
he an unmarried lady, say over forty.
We'll. is she to be considered nuisance,
because sho has no husband?
How many old maids do we fiud, who
are SO from choice? Who Disguised
with the Rppancy Of young men, with
the prosecutions of Jolly, the per severance
ol fortune hunters and the imprudcnce
and eStravagance of gay lovers, volnnta-
rly make choice of a single lie, rather
tIin cncounter a!l the dreaded evils OF
unequal matches. lion the CONTRARY, an
old maid has not been fortunate enough
to attract and secure husband, she is
cmnently entitled to protection and deli
cacy, because she is debarred from ad.
santages which men possess. and canno,
like them, make choice of and obtain
companion for life. Ifa single life can
bn considered a nuisance, it belongs ex-
clusive'y to Bachelors; because if they
are worth having, they can procure
wives. They can rove through the ha-
Icm OF beauties; pluck the roses from
the kindred bushes; they can ask and be
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MARBLE
M ON II NJ r. Mt 8,

TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
= Pire Places and Grave stones, of AE,cricsn
and Italian Marble, blue, white and clouded. for
sale on the Packet wharf, NEwPoRr.
Also,
500 pair Of Grave stones, of the finest
snd most durable Blue Slate, warranted superior to
any sold in this stste.--Free Stone for Windows,
Caps and Silis, Hearths. Fire Places add Steps.
All of which will be sold at The lowest Prices for
CssL. Country produce, or other Merchandise, and
on oEg credit frequired.
apply 10 JAMES STEVENS,
Newport, March 81. Pelham Street
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P. GRINNELL & SON,

4. SNlINNLLL q DUN,
Nearly obposite the Precedence Bank,
Man, -Sreet-o0er for sale,
III boxes first quality Sperm Candles,
$500 gals. Linseed Oil,
5000 do. winter and summer Sperm do.
1000 do. Elephant and Whale do.
500 do Meats Foot and Cod DO.
S tons White Lead, dry,
800 kegs, do. do. ground in oil,
S tons pig and sheet Lead,
S do. Whiting,
A do. French and American Yellow
OChre,
IA do. Chalk,
400 boxes English and American Win.
dow Glass, OF all sizes,
500 Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, III
gilt and mahogany frames,
SO coils patent Cordage.
10 patent cast iron PIoughs,
l6 hampers wine and porter Bottles,
200 Cambooses and Stoves, yaricas
patterns.
With a complete assortment Of
PAINS, Hard Hare and SHIP Chambers
at whole sale and retail
PreU'|e-cs 8tri S 1922. g..
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WILLIAM S. NICHOLS.
No. SO THAMES STREET.

No. 80 lHAMEs -oTREBT.
HAS just received a great variety OF
A. = New Goods, among which are, rich
g,i, a"d M.hesauy framed Looking Glasses,
Brass Andirons and Shovel and ,ongs; Brit.
snnia Tea Sets, Tea Pots and Coffee Pots !;
plated csstors, Decan,or Stands and Candle
sticks snuHers and trays {; brass and ispan'd
Condlesticks and Lamps fancy and common
Bellows Brushes of mos, kinds in use Tea
Trays, Vino Walters Knives and Forks,
Rs2oss, Scissors, pen and pocket Knives, la
dies Work Bags, steel and gilt bag clasps /;
Pocket Books and purses silver mounted
and common spectacles cornelisn, coral and
other fancy necklaces; silver and common
Thimblcs Iewelry Tortoise she'll, ivory
and horn Conbs--wi;h variety OF other ar.
tic!cs, comprising as general assortment as
can be found IN any fancy storein Newport.
w S, NICHOLS continces 10 ranufac-
tu,e and keep constantly for sale, such arti-
c'es Of silver ware as are in general USE
stock warranted stsndsrd. Orders punctnaI-
ly attended to. 81 CAah given for old gold
and silver. Mar. 27.
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THAMES STREET,
ID EsPECTFULLY informs bis friends and the
AZ public, 'hat he has made great additions to bis
former stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which makes his assortment complete: He keeps
constantly for sale, black and colored Morocco Of
the first quality Binding aud Lining Skins; Day &
Martins, Hunts, ST Alban's and Varnish Backing
Tacks and Cope Nails, at so cents, and iron for 25
cents per pound Russia Sbeeting Russia Bristles
Ferritt, Webbing, Ribbon, shoe Thread, heel Ball,
shoe Brushes, block Lasts, Trunks Of a superior
qoaiity-snd every article usually called for in a
shoe store--a Of which will be sold low
be purchased at any store in town
N. ID Ladies wishing to have fashionable Morocco
and cloth Boots and Shoes Manufactured at short
notice, will please leave their measures above, or
at No. 100, Thamcs.street, as two experienced work
men. from Lynn. have been engaged, who attend
solely to that business.
J. w ID jun has just received one box Ladies
Morocco Boots and Walking shoes, which will be
sold Iowa few pairs at rs cents. Nov %.
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NOTICE.

TT has for long ,ime been the practice of
Il the packet masters, employed between
Newport and Providence, TO cary passengers
without soy stipulated or established price
whatever, say from one dollar down to twenty
cents, and less, which has frequently caused
dispute and eonteoiioo with passengers; snd
hnding u impossible TO devise sDy medium,
! have though, proper TO inform ny srisDds
and the public 10 general, in der 10 pre-
vent any Misunderstanding hereafter, that IL
expected that every passenger whc Esy
please to tske passage in The Pseke, Maria,
Will pay indisedminsieiy seventy Eve cent?,
ooiess previous Contract be made.
April ". JOHN DUNWFLL.
TING, ef oll hnas, exsssseS -
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NOTICE.

TAMEs TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
y the public, that he has employed experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready to attend TO the calls of his old Gus.
toners and Friends--the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punc,uaiiy attended
to-call at the Chambers over his Store. north
corner of Dannister' s-wharf March 90. 1921
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POETRY.
ron TnE RnopR.isLAND nEPusLicAs.
FABLE.

THE King ofTerrors and Of Kings.
Whose sceptre sways terrestrial things,
Once summoned all his ghastly tram
OF Ccur,icrs, who upield his reign,
And then inform them wi IN good grace,
He wish'd TO fill vacant place.
For know he said 'tis ft that We!
Should have a head Of Ministry
And from among you mean TO take,
lie who's most faithful 10 the state.
Each now has freedom TO explain,
Wine for this honor has best claim
FEvsR. first spake aud just observ'd,
His vicims psoy'd how much he'd sery'd.
PALSY, by shaking every limb.
Gave proof how Aealous he had been;
DgoP,y. with csrcase wide extended,
Ills claim To notice well dcfended
Aud Goyr, with hobbDg step and pace,
Was no mean rival for the place;
ASTHMA, IN vain essay'd 10 speak,
But could not eer brother greet
Yet all, among the busting throrg,
Admitted that his claim was strong
CHoLIo, aud STONE, with dreadful throes,
Seems ready TO engage with blows,
Por each by turns insisted still,
They had the greatest power Ia kill;
PLhsvs. urgn his rapid bold career.
Which shook whole kingdoms with his fears
CoNsunPrIos, said, he could endure,
Though often slow, yet ever swe
Amidst this warm asd fierce debate,
Who should be Rnnister OF state,
The Court, the Monarch were astounded,
With shouts Of troic, quite confoundej.
When 10 al lady entered in,
With bold, Lscvious, JJviai mein,
Close on her steps sttended too
A wild discordant motley crew,
Ofcooks anl Bacchansls well fed,
Aud by troop OF dsmsels led
Joy filld each 6ushd and waDton eye,
And strains Of musics fioatcd high
On the Grim Prince she cast glance,
Announced herself" iN1E "a PERANCE,"---
She wav'd her hand and thus ADDRESSED
The Conrters who around her press'd
"Give way ye sicsly band, nor dare
Our Monarch's smiles with me to share
who here with me will think TO vie,
For grace that comes from royalty;
Who here will their pretensions bring,
With one, who serves our gracious king;
To me. ye servile fswning band,
'1'is mine. the desoisting hand
am the Parent Of your race,
TO me belongs the important place,
Nor longer here for notice strive,
For you, yosr power from me derive"
The Monarch grien'd his appreciation,
And PLACID her in tho enyied station. X
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State Of Rhode Island, sc.

State Of Rhode Isl1nJ, SIC.
Clerks Office, Cours Of Common Pleas for tie
County of Newnort, Feo llth, 1872.
WHEREAS JoHN WALLACE oi the town
and county OF wport, Mariner, has
this dey fled in this cfticc on spplica ion ior
notice to be issued to his creditors to be and
appear before said Court, on The second Iny
Of the term thereof, TO be holden @, Newpos;,
within end for the county Of Newport, on the
third Monday Of May next, then and there to
nominate a.sienees OF the properly of said
John, agreesb,y TO an eet OF the Hon. Gene.
raj Assembly, passed at the Juoe session
1870, entitled /" An act for the.relief OF lpso!-
vent Debtors" notice 10 therefore hereby Civ.
en- to said creditors then aud there 10 appear
for the purpose Aforesaid.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, Cert.
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EARLY RISING.

II ~ ~ " d
lido not know practice which / should
more recommend than early rising, wheth-
er devotion, health, beauty or improve.
mcnt of the mind, were the objects in
view. How cheerful and how animated
are the medita,ions Of the morning! +!
What delightful bloom Aushes into the
checks from its balmy exhalations! ! What
an unspeakable chcerfulness glides into
the soul, from bearing the devotional
mathis OF the lark, and from beholding
the new born scenery Of nature! How
necessary is such regimen 20 preserve
that sweetness of complexion and of
breath which are the very essence and
perfume Of beauty When people think
of accounting to God for the talents
they have received, they overlook the
hours which are lost in morning sloth
and unreasonable indulgence. l have
Injured myself for many years 70 this
habit of early rising. In the spring
months of April and May particularly, !
grudge every moment that is wasted at
ter five. consider it as rude neglect
to all those sweets which open to salute
me, and always find SO much more de-
duotcd from the frmness of my health,
and the vigor Of my understanding.
Bem,efs Lefte re-
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.SPERM OIL.
90 bbls. Fall Strained Sperm OIL.
Jso. 9. ARCHIBALD MUNRO.
ST. CROlX RUM, &c.
10 Hhds. St. Croix Rum,
so bbls. Country Gin,
10 casks Port Wine,
10 do. Malaga. do.
20 boxes Malaga Raisins,
so boxes Havana brown Sugars,
SO chests and boxes Young Hyson,
Hyson Skin and. Souchong Teas.
S bags Pepper and Pimento,
Now landing from sloop Herald. aud for sale By
Nov Ia a. MUNRO.
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BOOKS, Sc.
JAMES HAMMOND

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Byron's Works, latest edition, complete,
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Annals of the Parish, vol. 81.
Bible News, vol.-Sl l.
Barton's Poems, vol.-62 l.2 cts.
Solitaire, a Novel, from the French, !
vol-Sl
Minstrel Love, | vol.-Sl.
Account Bvoks--Blank Books, and
Blank Forms.
Boxes of Rieves and Woodger's Col.
ors. with the necessary materials tor
drawing, &c. April IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-01
SIHl ~ t.Sf '.a0USe L0urE, 1lj.Q Il0S1
ll9, Thames street.
VIM. JAMES TILLEY.

Begs ieaUe 10 inform his Fri mas and Gus.
f0mers,
THAT he ne. taken the store mex: below
i his old stand, where ne has JOS, opened
complete assortment OF DRY GOODS,
among which are, some superb French and
English Broadclo,hs and Cassiueres.
However, he has too great variety TO par.
,iculariae and will sell very low for CASH.
This day he will open some handsome Fs.
per Hansings. April IL.