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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-10
HARDWARE.
john ". .Ndssie e. Co.
II AVE just received per ship Pioneer,
( IL Captain CrabtTee, from Liverpool =,
e
SPRING GOODS;

CONSISTING OF
Waldron's grain and grass scythes
Sickles, sboveIs, and spades
Knives Il forks, pocket & pen knives
~ English, bli.lered. crowley, and
cast steel
Single and double barrel shot guns
Hoop iron, polished Wagon boxes
Smiths anyils {. vices, iron trace chains
Plated Y polished steel sad!ery, &c.
This supply, added to their stock on hand /,
gives them large and general assor.-
lnent; which they offer for sale at the
lowest prices.
hey have on commission, & will keep,
constant supply of Cut Nails, from Cd 10
Sod, OF the best quality Also. Carpen-
ters' Bench and Moulding Plains, which
they offer for sale at the New York prices.
They have also, good assortment Of
SrediSh Bar Iron, Cotton Yarn, &c.
may 10 In
The National TntelligeDcer will publish
the above every other day two weeks.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-10
a FRESH SUPPLY
OF
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

FdHCy dhn Ctupte 'H'ttCtoo
which, with their purchases Of last month,
render their assortment very complete
among which are the following -
London super blue and black cloths do
super dark and gray MKT, brown and o.
live cloths, do black, blue coronation and
mkt cassimeres, cassinets, while and CO.
Iored drillings, constitution and Genoa
olive cords, cotton cassimeres, striped cot.
ton Florentine, striped satteens rIbb'd An.
COLA cassimeres, white Jeans, plain and
twiIled black bombazetts, black Bomba-
zeens, (Verg superaorJ case superior
London caicoes, 4 4 8 a 6 4 super and
common cambrics, jaconet and null null
muslns A and GA plain, figured, and
tambored, Swiss, book, and leno muslIns,
fashionable London colored vestings,
plain and figured white Marseilles French
and the real English figured black foren
tine, figured gros de Naples, sinshs"s,
sarsneis. Italian lutestriDg white and black
satin, Florences aud LevantInes, Canton
and Nankeen black and co!ured grapes,
IA and ga Nankeen Grape shawls, co
lored cotton shawls and hdkis. ZeiIs hdkts
fancy silk do Ia new and very 6eau'Jus
article white lace sbawls, velyeteen
scarls and bandkercbIeis, thread and cot
ton laces, linen cambrc and cambria bdkls
| Irish linens and lawns, dowlSs, shet 'ng
Drognedas. and brown Hollands, Russis
sbeeiings, burlaps and Scotch Osnaburgs,
Madras, bandanna, and flag hdkls. blue,
yellow, and red ground twllled cotton do.
chlniz furniture, domestic plaids y stripes,
stirring, asi sheelings, colored and Whde
denlmes, Wilmington stripes, Verona
cords, furniture, and apron checks, is-4
g. Ia 4 hlatselles quits, steam loom SHIRT
ngs, long cloths, damask table cloths q d.
apers. mems, women's,& misses cotton
hose, mems haifdo. ingram black cotton DO
white, black. blue, d pink Italian grapes,
pins, tapes. bobbins,siik 4 cambria buttons
sewing cot,ons OF every description,
threads, Italian sewing silks, lad'es. and
misses kid and beaver gloves, mems silk,
kid and Woodstock gloves, ladcs' white
ard black silk hose, fancy Mantua aud
satin ribbons, silk cords and bra'ds, chr
neal cords, elegant parasos and umbrel'
las, and great variety OF other articles
in their line, which makes complete their
assortment, and do most respectfully 10.
vile their friends and the public, 10 call
and examine, promising that their store
shall always MAINTAIN the name OF The
Cheap Cash Store. J. I. q II. b.
CUTION YARN,
of The Union Mandatory Of Maryland,
sold as usual, at the Baltimore prices OF
| the day. may
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-10
JOHN. 3. BRU N EFT

JOHN. 3. BR i N E 7
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies
II and gentlemen of Alexandra and its
vicinity, that bis
Soda and Sherbet Fountains
are re-opened for the qualification of all
who wish 10 partake OF this exbllIrating
and pleasant beverage.
He has besides, general assortment Of
CONFECTIONERY.
cakes and cordials oil all kinds, wholesale
and retail, on the most moderate TERMS
LEMON SYRUP
of the mos, delicious flavor will be fur.
n,shed in large or small quantities, Also,
Ice Creams, Lemons & Oranges
always at hand, and a neat s. airy room tor
the ACCOMMODATION OF LADIES.
may 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-10

MARRIED, CD Thursday evening last,
by the Rev. DR.. Wilmer, Mr.. Grafton
FGsraH, to Miss Sarah Green, both OF this
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-10

On the evening OF the LIST of May, the
wife of Mr.. S. Snyder, of GreenvIlle,
Greene Co. was safely delivered OF three
fine boys, all oil whom are healthy and
likely to do wel-oelng the second case
OF triplets in tina, place, all OF whom are
alive. E.iibany Duly .advert,ssr.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-10

never 10 OS .QuenCncu u ~ tuuS 'udt we
shall accord with the expectations oil his
majesty.
Tie Marshal Duke of Corresl,ano.
money.
Head Quarters, Perpignau. March 20.
THE GREEKS.
Accounts from Con.iantinopie are TO the
aSth Feb. Letters from that place an
nounce that the porte has acceded 10 the
proposals brought by lord StraIgford,
Letters OF the 25th, from Constantine
pie, stale that lord Straagiord had an au-
dienle with the sultan. Ii was then re-
solved to take step towards an agreement
with Russia the refs effendi having de-
cared to lord S,rsDgford that the Turkish
ministers were ready 10 renew the rela-
tons with Russia A formal cOnmunlca-
ton had not been made. An extraorci-
nary courier arrived at Vienna, from Con-
s,antInople on the 18th, probably with
this communication. Expresses were i'm
nedlately despatched forthwith to ST Pc
tersburg aud London.
In the Archipelago the Greeks continue
10 capture vessels. Great efforts are ma
king by the Turks tor striking decisive
blow against the Greeks.
COMMERCIAL.
Extract of letter from Messrs. Rath-
bone, hodgson 4 Co. dated Liverpool,
April Referring TO our sdvIces OF yes
terisy, and TO the annexed accounts OF our
market, we have now TO mention the sale
OF 81 bales G., w remainder Of this mark
81 l25 per 10. the newspapers to-day
announce fresh fluctuations in French
policy
LlvERPooL, April Our cotton mar
keV generally has been in a very dull
aud declining tate throughout the past
month. Sume speculative purchases had
the effect OF producing ,empory In-
prryement, but, not being followed up 10
any extent, the demand again subsidized,
and during the present week the market
bas been quite as dull and depressed "a IN
any preceding one This veal. The total
sales OF the mouth amount 10 4S QUO tags
LlvsRPo,L, March 26.-The animation
which our cotton market showed last week
suOsided on Saturday.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-10

who watch the movements of the Turk
ish squadron and threaten descent.
The Morea is entirely in their power.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-02

\ Whatever doubt there riar wv. ho=rrar.
"iuH respect ipJhe eKpeHienrs nFghi. ra sr-r
mere Gao be npnc as ~ ttc two next pfo1rs-
lel ~ mr. LFingsfon. The rr-a3as. shieh
indrred urn in expuaEc from hia caie iha act
Iol suicide, and anuihtr, uhoae name au1It
never 70 lpolluie IRE ars of y civilized poo
pie, we think are unansnefah.e. For SIS re-
aarhs az the latter, Fa fti,F t1 she Reports
seli ol ihe former. he DbsrrFet
Melancholy, misfortune, NEesraIf saur-
times urge The unhappy O. an act. shlsh. La
most criminal Cudcs. is conailefed as .n nf.
/ fence ~ che deepest din: aad which. being ai-
fecied principally against fhe uHunftr him-
seit' would have repaired . separate divislon.
4 n A bad been admitted I'D lhis code. M hns
not bccanae its iaHartan Huad M ranlF4fy
ny some ui the Fundamental FFincipigs, aiich
have been laid doFn 80 flaming it
" Suicide can never ID plaished bat hr
lmllling ihc penalty. whether w he forfeiture
or Disgrace, iaI exclusively upon the inn1-
|ceat The E8glish wangle tie remsins 81
the dead. The inauimaic body acis neither
the gnominy nor PAIN Ihe mind W fiie ih-
B0ci az sHrvfrcr atone IA laccrattd by ihl- ult-
less and savagc bbtehery, and las dsgfaur 81
fhe execution is fcig exoiusiFclf by hifn. air
ih0ugh u ought % illl % the laws which in-
aict IL. Tho father, I'M rash aCt af sgli-des-
truction. dspFives BIS family 81 the sgpport hc
ought 90 afford them; aud the law completes
the work ri ruin, hy narrowing up their iecl-
ings, covering them with disgrace. and de-
Priving them, BY forfeiture, Of their means Of
subsistence.
Vengeance, we have said, "a unknown 90
our lawi Il cannot, therefore. pursue one liT-
ing offender, much less with impotent rage,
should il pounce like vulture on the body Of
the dead, % ayenge a crime which tie nHand-
er can never repeat, and which certainly
holds out no lure for imitation. The innocent,
we have assumed, should aever be involved IN
The punishment inflicted % tile guilty but
here not only the innocent, but those most in-
Inred BY the crime, are exclusively thc suf-
ierers by the punishment We have esiab-
! shed, as a maxim, that The sole end Of pnn-
] hment il To prevent The commission 0fCrimc;
Tie only means al edectin- this. in the pres
ent case, must be by the force OF example
But what punishment can be devised 70 deter
him, whose very crime consists IN tile milo
ton upon himself Of the greatest penalty yodr
law can deDoUnce? Unless, therefore, YOU
use the hold which natural affection gives you
or TVS feelings, and restrain him by the fear
Of tile disgrace and ruin with which you threat
en- his family, your law has no effective sane
ton. But humanity forbids tbs the legisls-
tor that threatens it, Is guilty ~ the most re-
fined tyranny NJ Ne carries Ttiut0 execution.
he is savage. II is either a vain threat, and
therefore cannot operate or If executed.
with an ill-directed rage, strikes the innocent
because the guilty Is beyond It's reach pr.
IS, Sc.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-02

Bishop Latimer's se Fmous are full NJ infor-
nation respecting the state Of England in his
DAYS and in one Of them he gives tie follow
inE picture W the comfort, Happiness. ana
Industry Of Biz fathers family. Wv father"
says he. 4" was woman. an3 had no laudsof
bis own only be had farm 81 three nr four
pound by year. Az tile upperm1st, ard hereup-
% he tiled % much, ~ kept half q dozen
men. He had walk for a hundred sleep, and
ny mother MIXED thirty kline. He vas able
and aid find the king harness, with himself
and his horse, while ne came . me RI &c that
be should receive the kings wages. can re-
member that hnckled his harness when lie
went 20 Blackheath field Ire kept he t5
school. or else ] bad not been able tn have
preached before the kings majesty now. He
married nv sisters with FIVE pound, % twenty
mobiles piece so that hc brought them I'D
In g0diiness and fear III God. He kept hospi-
tality for his poor neighbors, and some aims he
gave 70 the poor and al tlis he did 81 Tie
same farm where lie that row hath III, paw
eth sixteen pounds wv file year, NJ more. and
g not abe 70 % any thing for BIS prince. for
himself nor for his chudfen, Or give a cup of
drink 10 the p3rr.''-P Percy .4Hfrfoiss.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-02

A Jolly sailor, indeed III he j. Jolly, IL ~
when be is on shore, and because he is not at
sen. And 50 we see him on sign posts. But
If we Judge him by appearance, on his own el-
ement. bis spirits are generally below tile COM
mon standard, and nothing seems 10 witty
him but " ready about" helms alice"
Il fore sheet" fore top b0wIine," (" haul
main tOpsaH," &C. &c. "A carpenter " a
ploughman beguiles his labours with a song
but from the cheerful ways ofmen cut of,
the sailors occupation has more of the still
ness or death bis carelessness w vacuty- but
unlike Cymon. be does not 60 whistiing for
want of thought. Indeed. bis voice is seldom
heard hHt I'D Are Ave Nh Or (" Obeavs
70 heave 70 N AZ heavy a. the anchor he
weighs And what cause has he fer Joy lie
is either on the lettering deck, or sunk in
noisoue scuttie cats himself into scuryv
With salt meats, and drinks dirty water rests
only from great fatigue, OF from the tstiess-
ness Of doing nothing doses ID the day, and
watches ID The night: and AZ The timc when
all the world runs into shelter. he is then most
exposed. lie has less SELF direction than
man Of any Of the civil classes Of society-his
bondage differing 10 nothing from The soldiers,
but in The privilege Of changing his mas ter
for one be must always have.
Canton Supe-oargo.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-02

! father % son, among high and Iow, rich an
7 poor. They have I'D other libraries than their
memories. and these are remarkably retsn.
tive. A youth vii often Re sent from one c.
~ 70 another, charged wiih specie, and %
hundred different commission. without a sin-
gle memorandum in writing; yet siH bc sure
20 execute them an with accuracy and hdeli-
o.. You never hear Chileno say, 4 Ft0reoi
In common with almost an ihe rest Of man
kind, they are firmly attached 10 their conn
Try and their manners add customs. 1heg
think their land The golden land ID an res-
poets and an other regions compared ~ it.
as the baser metals and in THIS | am inclined
10 agree with them. For surely, 10 beauty
ard salubnty Of climate, fertility VI spil IN
scenery ant variety 81 productions, there ~ no
region on earth can exceiif Their moaa-
tains are sublime and picturesque beyond des-
cription. their plains are fertile and extensive.
their rivers are dtep, wide and penetrating,
their animals are heautlfal and nohlo; an but|
their sovereign, man, who, regardless of ex-
terRal beauties and bounties, n forever scaFrh-
ing and burying himself ID the bowels NJ the
szrtL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-02

CroLEN frOn the subscriber, on Tuesday, the
- fourth inst. a bright red MARE, with dsFk
'rane and tail, with one white hind foot on ne
Ter - sle.en wears OF age and ieet traveller
Ms,s viii return said Mare, or give infor
her a. the subscriber that he may Oh
raaps.. s,a;n. shall be handsomely rewarded
and nees'' JAMES MORRISON.
p.-opsseId, Nov. 10th, ISIS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-02
MISCELLANY.

He have read with much pleasure publiea
ton, which has recently issued from the press q
Wells and Lilly of Boston, under the title JoUF
SAL OF A REsrD1Scr ~ CHILI, BY young A.
meriean r and this day commence the publiea.
ton ii extracts from the work. The writer We
undersiandyis q native Of this town, and gen.
tleman whose tsleats and means Of information,
have enabled him 10 give no ordinary interest %
the subject of bis remarks. The Journal i writ
ten in q style Of neatness and simplicity, as wen
as ease and elegance, that cannot fail to recon-
mend itself 20 readers of taste Add whatever
is related concerning The manners, customs and
characters Of this interesting portion of the new
world, we are confident from ouE knowledge Of
the reruted author, win BE entitled 70 unreserv-
ed credit. We propose to continue the pubiica-
ton Of eStrrcts occasionally, not doubling our
readers wit derive the same qualification that
We AEe rom the pesssal
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-02

TyHE breast work bank and fats, sixty nine
H. feet IN width, adjoining, and south Of Mr..
ASDREws lRoS FUSSAcE, situated on Thames
Street The above property i very suitable
place FOR any business requiring access 70 bv
water. Enquire at No 5, Massey Row. Md
ais-Sireef. P0rtiand, Nor ~ III
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-02

- The Museum viii be open every day and
evening, well warmed and wei lighted. Music
on the Organ and Plane Forte.
Season Tickets, Sl-Admittance, % cents
without distinction OF age
Nov. Is. 1923
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-02

TO be Let or Lease during the life Of Mrs.
Sarah Goldman, so feet Of Land fronting
on Temple Street, and extending back about
40 feet Possession to be given Immediately
Apply to VIM. SWAN, on Long Wharf
Portland Nov. IS, 1928.
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PORTLAND GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED BY
ADAMS, PAINE & WOODBURY.,

CoSDTnoNs---TwoD Dollars pcrannums ball
IN advance. II Dot paid within tie year, Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents. (-y~Ao papers DIS
continued I'll ali srfearages are pad.
Thosc Subscribers % TIE Gazette. who wers On
she liAt whea aif Shirley transferred tie establish
meus 70 ~. NiH be considered or subscribers
uasil ihsy dscoasiaus the paper IA the usual mode
paying Aqall affearages
We shah endeav0r % insen advertisements with
ne utnos, accuracy but We cannot be responshie
fof efInss in any sua beyond the amount charged
IoI lha gabIIcafon.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-02
Flour and Tobacco, at pri-
yate sale.


Just rtreired from Ner York aaa .4israndria, al
Ne. 5, Central ROs. tert-slrsei,
30 Barrels suparhne Richmond City Mil.
FLOUR, Tor families,
100 do. do. Mountain FLOUR,
100 barrels superhne Alexandra,
40 do. Fine do. do.
- do. Addlings DO. do.
30 Half Barrels superlne do.
~ barrels RichtnoAd city mills, snip stuff,
~ 10. Petersburg scratched flour,
Is 90. % miadIlngs,
20 kegs 10. !, manufactured Tobacco, Lyde
Davidson 4 Co.'S brand,
% do. DO s. a. ID. Garthrght's brand
- do. TO- b. o. Harris 30.
10 do. IL b. Iloil Tobacco,
do. 6ue Ladies Twist
do. common Ladies do.
As II is the iniention Of the Subscriber 20 be
regularly supplied with the above articles, ne
taxes this method to inform the dealers IN TINS
place and vicinity That he snail otter every lacii-
lty with regard 10 credits, when the purchaser IS
uadolbted, giving them at the same time the
prviiegs on returning the article, should Il prove
isot satisfactory. JOHN a. GARDNER
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"'i Portland Nov. IS. 1928.
French SpoIiafions-

A Ii persons interested il the claim to in
N demnisy for spoliations committed or
thcir property hy the public and private arm
VA Vessels ef France. between and during
the wears iTe3 and 1900 Qnclnding French
raptnres. which have heen rejected by the
commissioners under the Flo ida Treaty. are
,eauestcd TO call al the Ofics Of wooDBuR1
graRER, ESQ. and become signers % Memo
al addressed TO the Congress Of The United
states. on that subject.
tits indispensahly requisite that the Meme.
.;.I he completed forthwith claimants ar,
,hsrefere requested TO give their immedial,
attention.
porflaud. Nov. 10. 1928.
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nv this town. Ms. HaHruh Hussey, arad CO.
3 woman q ccier.
IN Bossoa. f4rnnrea) Cap. IassPa Trefssben. a.
.N0nbrgaat aEed -
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NOTICE.
SAYARY & BR ADLFY.

Hare for sale at Chambers, Corner Middle ana
Union Street,
30 Bales Brown Sheetings and
Shirtings,
40 DO. Yarn, assorted Nos
10 do. Waltham Goods, comprising an as.
sortment which will be sold at Boston pri.
ceS,
10 Bales Tickings,
10 do. Ginghams, Checks and Stripes,
do, Threads, assorted and white,
30 Pieces American Blue Cloths and CASH
meres,
60 do do. Red and White Flannels,
200 do Sattinetts,
-.4LS0-
10 Bales and Cases European PIECE GOODS
such as-pan and fgd Bombazetts; large as
sortment Cambria and Common Caicoss fgc
and plain Muslin White Cambrics; 6, Z < S-4
patch Shawls Cotton Flag Handks Black silk
90. Cashmere Shawls; Vesting Kerseys; DUFF
hls; Cotton Braces, SC &c. &c
Also
Gases Blk. Sewing Silk,
40 dOz Mems Beaver Gloves,
3Cases M. M. & gilt Buttons
NJ b. The above Goods win be sold by the
Bale, or piece, for Cash or approved paper, al
prices worthy the attention of purchasers.
Oct IA. tt.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-02
HOLLOW WARE.

Cut Nails, Brads, lacks, and the best OF English
Wrought Nails Mill, Crescent, Tenor and
WoOdsaw Plates
ALso-A large assortment Of EYES FOH
THE BLINDS Barrels or old Dutch OILS
and PAINTS good assortment Of PIECE
GOODS.
The above being purchased with CASH. vii
be sold a. low a. can BE- purchased in PortlanC
~ Boston
n B. CASH given for HOGS BRTSTLES.
Nov. Is, lS23
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Bank Money

NOR approved Notes, at 2, a or months
Ill may be had on application to
). LITTLE, Broker.
Nov. IS, 1928. g&a
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-02
MANAGERS OFFICIAL LIST OF
PRIZES
Drawn on the Sd days drawing in the
Cumberland and Oxford Cana
Lottery.

Prizes Of 1000 dollars, No. I73O-of 200
dollars, Nc. '24l9f-of 100 dollars Nos. ia.
1872, 4825-of % dollars, Nos. 100. POS
lass, I5l9,t 1920. 408l. 4777-of 20 dollars.
Nos. 155, S5e.t 2Ss, 1877. 59e.t 1871, Z 1872,
iO4s, 1878. 3946, STA 3s63, $500. Alps.
2I69, 292l-of s dollars. Nos. Ia. 27, 3I,+
sat Cat 69t 95 I ll6, l43, 1862, l65, 1872
on, go, $50, 81. s85, 3e4, SIS, 40e, AS.
AZ, 452. 48l, AGO, 496. 5l6. $50, 500, 53s
566, 5s5.t 599,t Ga. 66S. go 7I2, 722,
745, TAI. 755, TO-, 765, 1853, sos, slO. $50, I
S29.i 8S4,i 885 eat 926. oS9, 9e3, l035f
1876, 1l7l, 1878, 1900. 1914. 1879, 95,
l4Ol. l4O7. 1897, 1869, 1908, l52O.t 1884,
i537,t 1858 1853, 156s.f 1871. 1852, l723.
1928, 1764, l765, I7a0 1871, 1922. 1888,
1904 1905, 1922, 1925. 1859, 1892, 2024
2045, 2045, 2l22, 2I38, 2I47. 2l5S, 226l.
2e6S 2279.i 229I.f 23I6,t 235O.t e4sl. 24s9 !
ASCOT asst 1857, 1891, 2597, 26i5. 1861.
1856, s7io, 2736. 275s, 27T7. ss5e. 294O
306S. 303S, 500. 3lO3, sos. 330s. 3344
1851, $50, 1894. SAIL. 346I, 3464, 3483.
l5l8S, SAG, 1856, 1896 3655, 1885, S75s.i
3s20,i 5928,' 1918, 39s5, 400s, AS, 403e
4t20, ASA. 4I7T.t 4236, 4ss3.f 1916, 4347
$500, 1856, 44T4. 4493. 4525. ASH, 4580
4645, 467 4675. 4703, a76s, 47gI, 4793
1850. 484l, 1871, 4924 = 497o, 1899
All the Prizes with this mark, were sold
lat JkDEDlAH D0W'S Ofice.
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JAMES NEAL

Has for safe, Exchangs-Strset,
1000 BBLS. Mess Nos. |, ?, l. 3 BEEF.
20s half Barrels Mess 4 Mol, ditto,
10 Hhds. Retailing M0LASSES,
500 sides of Upper LEATHER, part undressed,
600 undressed CALF-SkINS.
Portland NOv .
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MARTIN GORE.
10. 2, Hsrrhaafa Ross, .hiddie-sfrst,. PoriiaHd,
IL As iasl received New supply 81 LADIEs
and AlissFs'
Fur, Seal, ChinchilIi and Sable
Caps, Beaver Bonnets, Ostrich
plumes, Fur Trimmings,

1dpSs beaver DOilnetSs OSlfitil
PIumes, Fur Trimmings,
IT al kinds. such a. Sable ChinchiIli, swans
down, &c. &c. suitable for Goats Pclisses, ana
Gowns
GeRtirulen's Fur, Seal. Otter. Snblr
Nutrn and many other kinds Of CAPS, Youths
ard Boys Caps Fur Collars Tor Cloaks anf
Great Costs-Fur aud other Gloves-Leaihei
Alntens-FT Seal Nooeasons, an entire new
article, In this market-BHfialo Skins By the
bale or single skin.
Complete assortment OF Gentleman HATS
Brcwsier's, Wells and ReedheIds make, ~
-Pecks, Boston Hat Factory-Bass' make
Boston--Cas,ors and low priced Hats from va
rious Manufactures, by the Case or single Hat.
HaIiers' Furs aud Trimmings. 7i-
Porgu k-Cambric-EngIish Skivers-Gal
looms 81 different kinds--Mocco Bands-Loop
ing-Bow strings-oid Russia and American
Glue, and the water proof stitFeniug ready pre-.
pared, fl for use. All Of which viii be sold low
tor Cash or approved Credit.
November H.