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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-01

IN coming from the eastward. to clear Bteptou's
reef bring Newport Lilb, to hear WNW, run fot
il until you see, off deck, 6osl-isand Light, which
will then bear NE sE; then run for Goat Island
Light Until it bears u. (or continue your course on.
I'll it bears ESH) d, the same time keeping New.
port Light bearing, sW by W, and anchor in
to fsthoms. good bottom I'm coming from The
west. after passing font Judith, 1.-THE Light. bonse
whereon has revolving lsht.) steer Ne by N until
you draw up with Newport Light, 20 which giving
birth, tun for Goat. Isl and Light ani anchorage as
above directed. CHaisT. ELi.ERY, Coffee or.
sh9 SKps L;yh!. HSases.
LIN 1904
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-01
MIR RIkU,

MIN NIFbt
In Pro,i tence, 1hursdey ev. ming last Nr Ben.
.ya~'n Muller. of East. Greenwich. to Miss May b.
8slmes, of Prov.
DIED,
In south-Kingstown. on riurscsy last. after
bng lness. which l,c bore with I,sence and resig-
nation 10 the divine will, yanes Heine Esq aged -
years. In all the relations " life, Mr. telme
distinguished for urbsni'y oi manners, and unim.
peached integrity OF conduct During the course OF
long life, he had been called To a. many high and
responsible Offices, the duties OF which he dischsrg.
ed with honor and fidelity.
Al Westerly, on the 18th ultimo Amos Crsss. Esq
in the 56ih year Of his age In his family his
rrepar.tle~his frie,ds generally lament the loss OF
Q worthy counsellor aud sincere friend.
In Eastport, Cap ain Elias Bates. aged So. ny
his will he directed that his belly should enclosed
io lead. bound vih hoops Of the same. and instead
at being committed to the GARTH to be sken 10 sea,
three mi.es south south west from Sal Rock, (west
Qaoddy Head) and there. at sunrise, committed TO
the deep with his face towards the Sun, in
snce to that second God Of Nature whom be wor-
shipped" and to ensure compliance with these di.
rectipns, he gave very considerable iegaces TO two
pes sous. condition that they carried hem into
fuIi efsct-and they vere complied with tie also
directed that the mourning dress should be dove
silk. whh the Sun painted on the left arm, and the
Niate on Ms cofFin to bear also the emblem Of the
Sun which directions have been followed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-01
ST. JOHNS LODGE, No. /.

A T Meeting Of Sc JoiR's L'dye. No !. on the
evening of Tie 9th Dec. A.. 1928, the follow
Mg Bre,hten we're duly elected Cilicess Of s&ia III.
sti,ution, for The year ensuing:
JoHN L.. Ross, Master, -.
STEPHEN 4. NoRTRAA, S nio- lpa,des,
fHEepATLUs 1oPnAx, Jan,0r Wm den,
THOMAS X. GARBSER, 1veasarer,
NICHOLAS q, Boss Secrenuy,
WILLTAM STEVFSs, Senior Deoecr,
Isaac {. PEcKHAA Juuior Drocor,
JoHN B. LroN, s. mo, Sfr,vard,
.arRApLT RosfvyoN. Junior STE 1pa,d.
The Officers elect were ,nslaEtd aud ndJwed
with their badges by w CuAsLss CorTos, Dep'y
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge OF this state, in
due and ancient form,
NICHOLAS G. BOSS, Seery.
Ja,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-01

bes,'vsin, ,nEe, and co OF The crew, no doubt
On . pir sticsi eruiss aud such is toe ehs'se-
of these musioesrs, that b ID supposed they
viii rob, u M, mordef; all they ia.i 10 with.
She Is black ship with yriiow s,resk. A..
meriesn clipper bniit, shs~s sixteen guns. Is
ipw 10 the water, and sails fast. She carries
IL iron and long double fortified l2's snd
tour - pound sunnsdes-ms" head and spas
psintsd whi,s. The preseu, CON msndsr is
supposed 10 be Cd Bug iisbmsn named Wilson,
WIN black whissets grey eyes, snd a ioos
narrow face Pa, OF the otfi-e's we're TO- CT.
y carried oH., sod probably mu'ds e.. The
snip hsd some valuable properly On boa d.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-01
Goat t-Island Lighthouse.
DISTRICT md PORT or .NEWP 0RT.
CoLLecrok's OFFIcg, pEc 81, 1928.

The lately erecied Light House on Goai.IsIand. in
the harbor OF Newport. will be 6f ap, on the night
OF the frs, Of January. 1924 from sunset to sunrise
Its bearings by compass. and directions for vessels
entering tie hs,bor. ss taken and given BY Capt
John Cahoone. OF The revenue-cutier tigilant, a..
sisted BY James Stevens. Esq sworn Surveyor for
the town of Newport, here follow via.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-01
Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers having been appointed by the
w Hon Court Of Probs.e. for the town of riv.
erton. Commissioners TO receive sod exafnne the
claims Of the creditors sgsips, the estate Of
PHILfP B.fTLEY,
deceased, late Of said 1ivertoo, represented IN.
solvent, hereby give notice. thst sir months from
the second instant, 10 SLOWED the creditors to
hiot then claims, and that we viii s;tend for the
purpose OF feeeising the same, ., our re-pe etive
dwellings, At any time during said period.
sss:S ;::s; s::;;s.s ss:sss,rs". :;ssi ssss. o~-
An persoas indebted 20 said estate are requested
to make immediate payment ~
KUTu BAILEY. 5d,ur.
Dec 25, 1897.
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MEMO R.f.vD.a.

Arrived at Charleston Dec 18Th, brig Panther, Cor.
neil, OF this port. 8 days from Havana.
Ciesr;d At Charleston, Bee. 18Th, brig Union, Big.
ey. TO- the West.lndes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-01

"PRLN7IhG, s|aH kfps s.dsxeeaied in
a san,faefofy,Hianar at fhis Office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-01
A FARM FOR SALE.

THE. subscriber offers for sale the
Farm on Rhode.Issnd, which was late the sumner
residence OF Mr.. CBARLEs BARiEo Il ID besuti!
fully situated on the west side OF The island about
four and an half miles from Newport. and is supplied
by its shores. with very considerable Quantity OF
sea msnure--hss on large and convenient dwell.
with proper out.hoases, 10 walled into small encIo
sures. and has on il within ten steps OF the house
spring Of excellent water which never fails 10 fur
nish m abundant supply ANY one wishing TO view
the farm or know the terms, may apply To RiesApb
X HANDOUTS, Esq. in Newport. or TO the subscri.
Der in Providence. JACOB DUNNeiI,
Dec 10. 1879
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-01
NOIiCE.

THE Commissioners Of the Newport Asylum, here.
by give notice. that they will dispose Of the time
Of young colored woman with her infant child.
Tow at the Asylum, for period not exceeding Que
year Said woman is q smart. act i've person, and
vel! qualified - . cook, or to DO the work Of fam.
lily. Persons disposed to hire will make application
to T. *. MUMFORD, Sse'ry.
Dec IS. t3wJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-01
FLOUR CORN &: NUTS.

Noto iandtng from seh'r. America, from Phil.
adefha, and /or sa!e at Cav dnrr's suharJ,
82 bl,ls. 10 half bb!s, b, $, white wheat
sopc fos Philsde'phis FLOUR, ssisc,ed
fo' family use.
- bbls. soperfioe Fiour,
1900 Dusheip bes, yellow round Corn.
II bhIs. Cbe,nuts, Al
10 do. Sbslibs'ks, wv
To- nest cedar washing tubs, =. -,
hp;!y On bostd. or TO J. B. LYON.
Newport, Dec. rs. 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-01
Go. partnership DrSoived.
---oGoOc

NOTICE is hereby given that Sam.
~ uei s. Brs,snisg. snd William D. Hoiserion,
u 70. dissolved partnership on the 2s'h day Of
March. 1898, and they ~ish all persons indebted TO
the finn to cali and settle. and those having de.
Nance * sinN to pr sent them.
Soutb. Ring,lowu, ID o Is, 1923. [3w]
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-01
lar AVrHosITY slAis
-s~e4e&o0Ssaee
Clinton clearinghouse Iot=
tcrp.
337 Prizes

1000 Tickets at 8 Dollars each.
Prizes subjec, to deduction OF Is per cent -
drawing, and the Stationary Plies
STATIONARY PRIZES.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-01
Grand Lottery,-2O,O 900
dollars Highest Prize.

nRDERs for tickets and parts in the sth class OF
~ the Literature Lottery, TO be drawe Ia Fipe
Minutes in the city Of New.vork early in January.
1924, will be received and promptly attended 70 II
the Lottery Office or
] G, SHAW.
Newport Dec. az. 1923
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-01

State OF Rhode! Island, &c.
WASHING row, scs--Cherks oGyte, Coprf o|
Common Pleas, Dec. 81, 1898
ON application TO me this d.? made
~ by Josepa Shrfen. Of South Eings,own in
the county of W s,hington tanner and currier. pc
ti,ioner for The benefit OF the insovent OF this
state. passed 81 January sessions, AID iS2i-ootce 10
he@eby given 20 his creditors to sppear (f they
before said Court. the second dsv Of the term
thereof next. 10 be holden at South Kings,own. in
saId county, on the FIRST wonh,y n February, an
1874. then and there to nominate sssgnees 10 re-
ceye assignment Of all the estate OF said Slan,on
according to the Provisions of sid act
SAMUEL HELYE, Cl<-L.
Issi, 1924 sS
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e.. r.. KUBDiNo,
WN. JANIS TyLLET,

HTfW".J UI I~UtV, uHU HVft NOIWT,
HAS removed his Office 10 the room l.,e'y oceu
= pied BY VIM g. Pauen, No. i2s. Thsmes.
tlteet. Dc q,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-01
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED,
Big Ceres, Hodges Rio de JAneiro.
do Forest. Morgan, ST. Jago, Me xico,
schooner Maria. Ms,her, Aiontego Day; jana ia,
eioop BID Jones, Lawton, New.Yo.k.
CLEARED.
Big F,rest, Morgan, New.London.
aahooner Ctarrssa, Arnold, Richmond,
soop BID Jones, Lawton. Providence,
DO. Ann Maria. G.rdner, New York.
-- Suudns. Dec 81.
Arrived sch Deborah, late Wight. day from
Bloomington with provisions. On the night previous,
che Cspsin in attempting to clear some OF the fore
sigging. tell overheard and was io.t--aiso young
man Who attempted to save hun, belonging 10 Nan.
tnDket .-- ....,t
Fedussday evening. Dee %.
Arrived sch Active, Benismi tioweli. 4 days from
Portland, bound TO New York OF Block. Island. on
the evening Of lie 24th, 6ne Young man, Of the
name Of Robert Obren, Of philadelphia, was lost
verboard. bat owing to tbe vio.encc OF the wind 1t
was Impossible to save him.
Saturday Dee c7
Arrived brig Mary & Eliza. Fills. from Trinidad
de Cubs, via falmouth, for New York.
Same d1y-brig Forest, Morgan, fro m st. Jago,
Mexico. tor New York. 80 days,-Dec "a, blowing
fresh passed bales OF cotton marked Jesse T.
B. could not see distinctly the whole OF the latter
name but supposed il to be Brown spoke Dec Is.
30 miles oy from clock Island, sch. Pbilena, S
Gays from Boston, for North Caroiins.
.Iame day-bris Ceres. Hodges. SO days from Rio
de janeiio. tor York. put in for repairs.
MEMORANDA
Arrived At Charleston Dec 18Th, brig Panther Cor.
neil, OF this port, 8 days from Havana.
Clears d At Charleston, Bee. 1sth, brig Union, Big.
ley. TO- the West.lndes.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-05-18

DIED.
ties, son Of Mr.. Porter Sands.


n this town, Charles, son Of Mr. Porter Sands
aged months.
IN Machias, Mr.. Ephraim Hadley, aged &C.
On Saturday, lst instant, Stephen Parker. ESQ
in the SOth year Of his age. He was born AZ New.
buryport. April 4,h, 1875, where ne received ar
education superior 10 what was common AZ thai
period. Penmanship, poetry. and portrait painting
ware his favonte exercises Of all which he has lef
respectable specimens
The writer has a manuscript Of bis poetica
illusions, the pages Of which are less than IL by
8 inches, containing from 40 10 As lines on 4 page
written since he was as years Old without the helr
Of glasses In hand a. legible AZ print
in the early part Of his life be embarked largely II
mercantile pursuits ~ Portsmouth, ". VI. but NEE
ting with heavy iesses be retired 10 this town abou
the year 66, where By unremiHing industry and
economy. Ne has been able 10 provide the comfort.
Of a protracted life. He was pattern of order and
regularity in al bis business, sincere friend and
obliging nsighbor : gentlemanly in his department
70 ihR close or lile.
For several years his memory has been 50 much
impaired that he scarcely knew his nearest friends
but never forgot 10 observe thar he bad neariy
reached the end Of his journey" 20 which hs
seemed to loak forward with more than resignation
The Consultations Of ths Christian religion. which
he had long since publicly pFufesses, dspeled THE
terTors Of death. and sweelened The Fepose u tbs
grave Eastern Star.
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OaZef4F.
PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY. MAY H. 1924
THE SMALL POl

THE SMALL POX
Ibis disorder has lately broken out in York IN
lhr county vi York, under circumstances CalCu-
atsd 70 excite considerable alarm, and appre-
hension Of lis spreading 70 some extent. II 4
,aid the disease was brought from New York,
and that il wasnot known % be the smallpox
until about fortnight after the first subject bad
died, when several others were taken down
Many visited him while sick, and there was a
large funeral when he was buried. Five per-
sons are reported 10 have died, and AZ many as
fifteen cases where the disorder is believed 10
have taken. Measures have been taken by the
proper authorities OF the town 60 prevent the
spreading Of the infection, and for the free Ia
PRODUCTION Of vaccination.
We have heretofore, together with the aid Of
Our correspondents, endeavoured more than
once TO press upon the public the necessity OF
taking eifectual means TO guard against the H.
Production of this ioethson1e disease but our
efforts were attended with little success. and
nothing but calamity itself has been sufficient 10
awaken attention to the means OF avoiding its
recurrence. The vigilance and prudence of the
officers of this town have indeed been eminent
" successful in preventing the spread Of the
disorder here, and the general resort TO vaccina-
ton has probably rendered the inhabitants Al
present secure from infection-but we hope
admonishing us of the necessity of having our
whole population secured by an antidote which
experience has demonstrated to be as efTectuaI
as il is easy and attaiHable.
The Small Pox has. appeared in 50 many nla-
ces in different parts Of our country, and in fact
is yet prevalent in so many Of the different
sections of the United States. that we cannot
resist the conclusion that our country has been
more culpably negligent than the people of Eu-
rope in guarding against its ravsges. The small
pox has been entirely eradicated from Den
mark by vaccination and in Prussia, where 50
many had formerly fallen victims to the disease
in its annual visitations, the number has been
reduced from many thousands to a few hun
dreds. In Denmark the means of prevention
have been more decisive, perhaps, than any
where else no individual being allowed
church confirmation, admitted 10 any school
bound apprentice 10 any trade or married, who
had not been vaccinated or previously had the
small pox. In a government like ours, founded
on free and enlightened public opinion, il
would seem hardly possible that such radical
measures could ever be necessary to enforce
upon its citizens an attention TO their own safe
ty; but II so many warning voices of disease
and death shall vet be Intellectual, the attention
of the Legislature may he hereafter called to
guard more strictly against the recurrence OF
this desolating calamity.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-05-18
MARRIED.

In this town, Mr.. David Newbegin. IT. TO Mis-.
Mary Wilson. Mr. Samuel ThuTston, 10 Mis-
Mary Tucker Mr. Noble S. Briggs, to Miss Han
nah House. Mr.. Nathaniel Sweetsir, Of North
Yarmouth, to Miss Susan Allen, Of the fome
place.
In Kennebunb-port Rev. Charles Blanchard d
Shapeigb, 10 Miss Olive Written.
In Greenland. Rev. Joshua Eveleih, Of Passport
to Miss Sarah b. Greenough, formerly Of New6ury
port
In Andover, Mr.. Abner Rawson, Of Paris, X
Mrs. Ann Poor.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-05-18

= n y = N7+N'1t n = q
Dir. Jusius Warren, of PhihrsthWn. was
killed on the 30th ult. in a most shocking
manner--Nhile I'D d state af iutaxicatinn. hc
started from Cold Spring Landing ina wagon
in company with two other men, determined.
as be said, 10 drive by every thing be saw.
FIe started from the landing with great speed,
but had not proceeded far before those uiaf
we're with him perceiving some danger, eau
toned him against driving SO unreasonably ;
az which he replied. +" I can steer them through
Hell These words had scarcely escaped
while descending till. came 10 contact with
a stone with such great force - to throw him
from the wagon, on sharp stone. which en-
tered his head aud instantly dcprse4 him oi
life hr
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ST. Lnrrs. Anril 3.

ST. LOUIS, April ,.
Missouri Iron.--We have received letter
from our enterprising fellow citizen, Mr..
Martin Ruggles, Of Washington county, in
answer TO some inquiries about the iron
works ia which he is interested, and are au-
thorized to state that the lumber Of hands
now employed is forty, who make eekly
1000 lbs. first quality Of bar iron, and 25eOC
Of castings and pig iron, which for cash can
be had al the Tennessee, Alabama or Ken
lucky prices.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-05-18
FOR SALE AT
JEREMIAH GORE, JAS.
CO.M.NISSION STORE.

No. 6, south side Long HhaTT,
|THESTS and boxes HySon, Young Hyson l.
~ Souchong Teas, first chop and just i'm
ported-bbls. clear, mess, prime 4 No. Pork
bbls. ground Ginger-hhds St. Croix Rum
Pipes Cognac Brandy--Pipes Holland Gin
hhds. Grenada Rum-hhas. American Gin
bags Liverpool fine Sals--casks prime Rice
casks Raisins-boxes q Pipes-cases Canton
White sugar-bbls. MnsO0vado Sugar-casss oi
Sweet Oil--qr. casks Sicily Madeira, Lisbon
Dry and Sweet Malaga and Red Hines-Indigo
--CiOves-Nutmegs --Pepper, &c. &o.--ALso--
new supply Of Baker 4 Lapham's Choc0lats
80 Bushels Herds Grass seed
Anil 10
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HERETOFORE kept II MTss FRoTHrxe-
Al HAMS shop, Middle arert, " removed to th-
store 81 MHs. QUIAEr, i'll tbe buildiux " W..
EUEIcE DEERlSg, ExrhaaEe street, where II win
be considerably ENLARGED. and constantly sun
piled with new publications
All persons having books belonging IN the Tf.
brary are requested 70 return them a. soon a.
convenient fbW9
Portland, April p, 1924
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BY THE MAILS.
LExrNGroN lKEN.l An

LEXINGTON. ken. April 20.
Robert Burch and Nancy King were tried
before Judge Robbins, at the late term Of the
Montgomery circuit court, for the murder Of
Mrs. Burch, the wife Of the former, found
guilty, and sentenced TO he executed. Miss
King bad become the mistress Of Burch, and
an accomplish in the Preparation Of this hor-
rid deed. We understand Gov. Adair has par
doned Nancy King, and resPited the execu-
ton Of Robert Burch, until Tuesday the nth
of May next.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-05-18

II "a certain Il rDnld net have been bern
more than an hour before Il vas thus inha-
manly exposed III ihe street, AZ tie dead WI
night, without an atom IF oasenng--and d
j. equally certain n must have Ferfshcd w
few minutes. II Il had not been shrs onpor-
timely discovered Bah IA.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-05-18
PORTLAND GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED ~
ADAMS a PAINE.

Corner 81 Court esd Federal Streets, Portland.
CoNpTn0Ns.--Iwo Dollars per annum haii
~ advance. II Dot paia within tic year, Tive
Dollar. and Fifty Goats. f-y~Ao psPers de
continued til an arreatsges are paid.
We shall rndeasos GO insert adsenisemsnss viii
The utmost accuracy tut we cannot ts gesponsibls
iQf errors IN aus sun beyond tie aaiDunt charged
fog the publication.
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SAMUEL BRADLEY,

ATTORNEY 1T Law,
las opened an Office 1t HoILIs, near Sal
n mon Falls, aRd viii faithfully transact any
professional business, which may b lefs In Nj.
care.
Hollis, April ., ls24
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Nelc and Elegant Goods.
JUST RECEIVED, AT TIE STORE RE-
GENTLY OCcTPBD 81
ROGERS q cox,
Erchaags Sired.
A Great Variety Of New Goods,

n Ottut dlitAF VI NOW 1ONUS-
.g.M0NG WHICH IRE
TvLTG ANT London PRINTS. and Printed
h Muslins-i.ondon and Scotch Bingham.
Raw SIX and Gauze Maniies-L Elegant Gauzr
fidkts -BarFage and Zclia do.-Supsrior Flas
and Bandanna do.--Plain and Fig'd Blue SilA
do-Blaek and Cold Twill Silks-Gross De va.
pies da.--Black Italian do.--Pink Blue, White
and Green do.-Biack Synchews and Sarsnett,
Broad and Narrow Black Bombazines--Blk
White and Green Italian Crapes-Green Gauzs
-s-4 and GA Cotton Cambrics-4-4 end Cd
Cambria Muslins--Plam and figd Swiss Mus.
lins-plain and Figd Imitation do.-Low Pric
ed Plain Lens do.-4-4 aud o. Dimodes-
White Jeans-Fine Irish Linens-Long Lawn.
Linen Cambrics--Linen Carlbric Bdkfs.-
Yellow Naukins-Na --DeFry--RussiaDi-
saper- Bixds Eve d. Linen DHulask %
White q #.lels--s& uAh - Red, White and
yellow Flanneis- British Cotton Valencia
Vestines-Plain and Fig'd silk do.-Ladies'
Black and NhiteSiIk Hose-Ladies Black, White
and Slate Worsied do-Ladies' White and Slate
Cotton do.-Gentlemen's Black, White aud
Mix'd Cotton aud Worsted Half Hose-Ladies'
Black, White, aud CoIourd Kid and silk Gloves
-Gentlemen's Kid and Beaver do.-Fine Tapes
Superior Spool Cotton-Git Coat and Vest
Buttons-Plain and Figld Six do.-Bue an d
Black Sewing silk-Blue, Black and Cold
Twist
ALSO.
Black, Blue and Olive Broadcloths- Black
Blue and Mix'd -Sattinetts-Wool-
lenett-Furniture and Common Check,-Ging
hams-Waltham Bleached and Unhleached Sea
Island ShiFtings and sheetings.
2 Bales low priced SH1RTINGS;
2 do. do. SHEETINGS.
JOSIAH COX, Jr.
Portland, May 10, 1924 3w
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ATWOOD, CRAM & Co.
40 Barrels Mess, No. l &

40 Barrels Mess, No. l &
BEEF;
8 Tons Of HEMP;
5 Pipes American BRANDY
s Hhds. Antigua RUM;
80 Barrels Am. GIN
40 Barrels PORK
10 Do. Linseed OIL
40 Do Am. GIN;
10 Do Rye FLOUR;
= Hhds. Kentucky TOBACCO;
80 Sacks RYE
ny STORE
6 Tons English round aud fat IRON;
80 Chests and HafChests Souehong TEA
Do. HysoR TEA;
5 Do Bohea Do.
900 Boxes Nould and Dipt CANDLES
5000 Feet by 6, z BY 9 ard s by 10, GLASS;
100, 600 Alexandria CIGARS;
90 Boxes Spanish Do.
90 Imitation Do;
Is Bolts Russia DUCK;
IS DO. Ravens Do;
90 Doz HOES
Barrels L. Boxes Phil. Loaf and Lump re-
fined SUGARS;
40 Bundles Phil. Steel SHOYFIS
Boxes TIN Bundles Sheet IRON; Block
TIN;
Phil. Sole, Harness & Chaise LEATHER;
2o0 Kegs BUTTER
April 6.