Wooden Mandatory,


ut GRAT-D1syi7 IF Maine.

Dying and Clothier's Works.
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Dying and ClothIer'S Works.
THE fubfcriber begs leave to inform the
inhabitants Of Gray, and the public in
general, that he is erecting on new and mn
proved plan, a c0mplezt fet of Cfcthiers
Werks, iuperior to any ever yet erected in
this part of the country, and inferior to none
in the United States which will be ready "a
commence buiinefs on the firft Of Augult nes..
In order to give compleat fatisfa6tion TO the
public, who have been long impofed upon IN
this branch Of bufnefs, the lubfcriber has
procured known workman from one OF the.
fra manufactures IN EngIand.--K If never fad
ing colors, well hnifhed work, and punctual-
ty in all promifes relpechng the buhnefs, he
objects worthy the attention of the public,
he doubts not but he will merit their favors.


Indigo Blue, fcarlet, orimfon, purple, bottle
green, London brown, corseau, blue black &
ommon black, and all other failnonable co.
lors, to any pattern that may be wanted, on
planf entirely new.


Likewife will be dyed on Silk and Cotton,
blue, black, bottle green, plumb, olive, olive,
drab, buff, or any other colors that may bs
wanted-Blues on Cotton md Linen Yarn for
Checks, as good as ever yet imported.


Cottons dyed in fummer ouly, between the
fri OF April and the firft Of September.


Carding and Manufacturing done as ufual,
except that it will be done with greater diff
patch than heretofore-thers being machiaerv
erected to turn off as much work in one day
as was done in two laf year.


The iubfcriber hkewife begs leave to in
form the inhabitants of AdinOs and its vicinity.
that he has eltsbliihed Carding Machine al
Emcry's Mills in E1iuOt, where every attention
viii be paddle likewile purpofes takingia
cloth to fnifh at Ninot, where he will rctufn
It every month. Whoever leaves cloth 70 be
iiniihed with the perion attending at Minot.
may depend on as much attention being paia
as if broughtto Gray.


He returns his hncers thanks to the public
for favors palt, and hopes by a ltriA attentiun
TO his buhnsfs to merit a continuance.


Samuel Mayall


NJ. B. A lin Of prices may be feen, with a.
card of patterns, by applying to the Woloen
FsSory in Gray. Nay 2S.