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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-11
Dancing Ac0deMy.
MIR. LONGER

Informs the Ladies. and Gentlemen of
Alexandria, and it environs, thar he is
about re~1afhming his tuition in this town,
and will open his fchool on or about the
middleof nexe month, where he will teach,
as ufual, ali thedances atprefent in fahion,
withs,hs greatef variety ofhgures he will
be able to procure.
MIR. l.. hopes that from his thorough
knowledge of the art, and his qluccefs in
teaching, which have been fully proved
by the u%nnlual progrefs his fcholars have
made in it, will iniure him the encourage
ment Of the citizens Of Alexandria. He
thinks it ,uteiefs TO remind ofthe perfedor-
der and utnaof decorum 1thatihas hitherto
prevailed in his academy; he will Only
FAY, that the fame will be continued as
muchas lays in his power.
PRICE OF TUITION
TEN Dollars per quarter, coniGihg
of twenty four days-there will be fome
deduction in the price TO fhofe fcholars
who were under his tuition lat winter
d half paid In advance.
Mi. L. alto informs chat he will opena
Night ScAo0b
for the accommodation OF thofe young
gentlemen who cannot attend in the day.
Pfsce. Of Tuition Eisbt DeHqys per quarter,
coafifing of twenty four nights.
More particular notice will be given as
OF the preclfe dayof beginning.
G PyiUate IailioA dttfnaed 10.
AT. RI. eo4w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-11

AIcaaAlSn Ceusy,. ,.
l 10 hereby certify, H.,
Rich. Leonard bro't be.ote nc AA,,t.
Faw, one Of the juaircs OF peace for IA
county, as a ~trchpafing e.tsay, a COW
With black and white ipots, en- Will
we're the ioIluwins marks, viz. an -.
deroit ous of each year, about ye,,,or
and srpraiied 10 -Four Pounds len 4"
lings current money.
Given under my hand ;h;s 7th d,y 4
November, 1907.
a. FAW. /,
The above notice is giveD
that whichever has loft faideCow may h..
her again On application TO rhe fabltrriSe,
neal Col. "ren's tavern, on the lt.'
burg road leading to Alexandra, On ,.o,.
ing property and paying charges.
RICHIE LEONARD.
Nov. . aw3Wt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-11
StYayed or Sfoten.

FROM the fublcriber, a Grey Mare,
fwitch tail and a fmall Black fpot on each.
ear, abont 81 hands high, branded on
the near nioulder thus, | ~. Whoever
will bring faid mare TO me, near Four
Mile Run, lhall have a reward OF FIVE
DOLLARS. PETER VEITCH.
Nov. 2. eo3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-11
OGober II.
LAND FOR SALE.

A Farm Of about 500 acres on Godt
creek, in the county of Loudoun, abou:
3 miles from Middleburg, on which theH
are a pretty good famed dwelling hOua
and a good apple orchard of choice grated
fruit. The land is Of that y which
may be highly improved by PLATTER. For
urther particulars apply to Mr.. )sna
Keith, jun. Of Alexandria.
RAWLEIGH COLSTON,
Sept. rs. GIN raw
Notice.
ALL perfons having claims asainH III
the e0ate of captain W,Aiom Chebmn,
deceafed, are requcfed to .urnih The lam
to the fblcriber, properly authenticat"'
for fettlement and all thole indebtdN
faid efate, are dcired to make immediate
payment-no longer indulgence can b
given, but the ccounts mutt be clolsdS
ioon as poHible.
JOHN FOSTER.
Nov. FORM Adr'r
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-11
Noq,. rc, 1901.

CgErLEIEN,
Fer the eoyfM rafi1n Of tie mba6Hants
Ma5%h Pay taxes, J0a are rr7aefed t2
lublB ire JoAo7ving letter, containing
Ire apiuiau Ct Mr.. CHARLES LEE an
iRe aezp tax, ard obhige yours, &c.
RICHARD CONWAY.
lMeIrs. S. Snozoden and ca.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-11
Aexanaria, 7ib. Mo-. 1901.

~ r. I'M .t#EH 4l...a #rEft-1.t r
IN consequence Of your conversations
l have turned my attention TO the subject
of the new Tax ilnpofed by the Board OF
Conmiilioners, for the maintenance Of The
poor during the current year, and for CON-
mcncing a fund TO provide for them a
permanent eaatiifhment in future.
The chari,ablcnefa of the objea
ought not to prevent a correct view of
the tax, and &c me it appears to be lie
gal, u~nneceaary, arbitrary and oppreiiive.
Illegal, becaulc itisneithcr c~ontormable
to the laws OF Virginia or Maryland,
and one or the other ought Il !urniih The
rule. 1.-THE rule is furnihed by the laws
Of Maryland, which, is my opinion, then
by thele no authority is given to levy q
poor tax, but from year to year, for the
expences of each year or if the laws OF
Virginia are tuppo.ed 10 furniih the rule,
then thefe do not authorize an aGefineni
OF real property and a FER centagc upon
the amount thereof, Tor this purpoie.
UnneceGar,', becaufe 10y the laws of
Consrefs, certain fines ard fo!feitures in
the County OF Alexandria are payable to
the Board of Commi1ioners to defray the
County expenses and from this fund, |
am c~rcdibly informed there is already a
fun IN the hanos OF the Martial ard In
ipetter OF Flour, exceeding one thoufand
dollars, which, mott probably, will *
It'll greater 1T the end of the year. Here
totore leis than two thou(and dollars has
been found>iuAicient for the yearly charges
or the poor in the Town, and as 70 the
other part of the County, f~carcely any
fam is required on this account. The
new tax is calculated to raife 1900 dol
lars, and as 1000 dollars in addition TO
the fines and forfeitures already in the
hands ofthe Martial and Flour Irfpettor,
make a greater fun thar has been ex expended
In any ore year, TO my knowledge, it is
maniiefsly unnecefary to raife four thou-
fand dollars for this Object during the
| psefens year.
Arbitrary, becauGc it prcceeds from the
will ard Pleafure of the Board of Com.
miflioners, being neither agreeable to the
laws OF Congreis, or of Virginia, or o.
Maryland, and is founded on an a~Iefinen,
paipably unequal and uojaG. Iniance.
OF this inequality need not 10 be recited
OpPreiiive: becaufe it is c&aeted in ad
dition tothc ufual taxes, apd upon a new
aiieiiinent conhdersbi) exceeding any for
mer ~valuation of the fame property, and
exalted at a time when one fourth or One
third OF the fun would certainly have beer
enough for the y%refent year, according &c
the bet Judgment | have been able TO form
upon the f%upjeet.
TIE sefuls Of thefe observations is tina,
youare not bound by law TO pay the tax,
and II the tax gatherer proceeds in the
collection, 1t will be at his peril.
CHARLES LEE.
~, C0bt. Ricbaya Consuay.
GT III bu6lic are yel1ea-
HuIiU ~ {oyu,eJ mn t6o y ATE ayr
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-11

adjoining the Groat-I'ails of Potomac, On which
j., a ghod Holil, a new Barn, ard tome excel
lent Meadow ----Alio, . FORGE, SO by 90
ieet, ea7creI with tin, aud a Coat and lou
itouic, iituatcd on the Canal made Ey the Pc.
mac Company, and the right Of CUTTING. the
wood for 900 years on alarge parcel ofland adj.
ja~ining-much of this wood Is convenieir to- the
river, and may lie readily traniportci TO George
Town, The Federal City, or this place i he
other halfway be purchaied.
Three ighths Of about eleven
hundred acres GLAND, in BeIk.cy county, ad-
joicing the lands Of the United States, at Keep
fryce Furnace and Harpcr's i'erry-more ,hAn
half of it is in wood, and the remainder COED
farming land. The othsr iive-eights may alto
be purchaied.
An undivided moiety Of 36
Acresof, LAND in the Common ii Alexand, ia
ans adjoinig the town, chiefly uiiiet fence of &c
dar potts and chefhue rails.
A large and hanGlome Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, sc by 40 feet, with a
brick Stable, Smoke Houfe, and Well of excel
lent watef-The Garden AID Yard palcd ill.,
The Houie is not quite fniihed. 1t vii! lie fold
either in its prelcnt Gate, or fnifked as may lui,
the purchater.
A number OF LOTS on the
new wharf, made by MIR. Herbert, Mir. Wilton,
aud the fnbicriber, between Iairtax -ltrett and die
river Potomac; and, alto, the diviiion of the iail
wharf, made from MIR. Thomrton's By 40 ictt
treet.
An undivided half OF a LOT
on the wet iide of Fairf4x itreet, above Queen
hrees, GA which the houie was burnt latt winter.
For particulars, with rcipeet 20 titles and
terms, apply to
JOAN POTTS.
Alexandria, OAR. ,a@7t
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Mrs. COKE

Returns grateful and warm acknOT
Judgments TO the Inhabitants of Alsx@
dria, for the hattering and liberal Patrr'
age ihe has experienced Gnce her srrlV''
and hopes by unremitting care and at,'n'
zion to her pupils, in icme me4fure on''
rita continuance of their confidence. t%
the further accommodation of the young
ladies Of Alexandria, Mrs. Cooke VIZ
N Monday next, open IN
Embroidery School
separately, for thofe young ladies sh|
having attained other branches Of edacan
on, may with to acquire that ufeful %
truly elegant accomplishment MF
Cooke having received a we'll cholen!@
ply of Silks, Chineals, &c. from Lopioi
can afford every,amaancc necefary toR
pupils.
Nov. 3. eo3G~
II Boy abonf IA gears of ayr, @dSsal
sdaeotion, and ,sLbeaabk eonneai'q' g \
be fakeu as an apprentice at Me @o gu
ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-11
Clock and Watch Making.
LYNN

ADAM LYNN
Respectfully informs the public, that he
has commenced the CLOCK and WATCH
MAKING, in. addition TO the
.7ewelry Ba5hneG.
He has laid in a large agortnent of the
bea materials in that line, and is deter
mined no exertion hall be wanting to give
general fa1isfatiion to thofe who may, fa-
vor himwith their commands.
He alto informs thofe perfons who left
Watches with Mr.. Jgfab CoUfoa, late
of this rown, that they may have them
again or application TO him.
ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Gold, Ssloer g Pdtea Wares
for fale.ss ulual.
10y. . eo2w
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SHREVE g IAl@NEY

go b@H.hA So -ttr a"4f $500 IL"
SHREVE 6 IANNEY
HaYE FoR SIZE,
lit tber fare on U4io0 beiaveen Prince and
Dixie Ryeefj,
N. England Rum IN bis.
Molafies, IN hhds.
Sugar In bis.
Coffee in bags and bis.
Pepper otan ewce!.entquality n bags,
Hs fon, f~ouchong and bo!lea tea by the
chef,
Cattle and white foapin boxes,
IS boxes fegars of an excellent quality,
Fine falt,
Mackarel by the barrel,
Cod fh by the box,
Florence oil in boxes of one dog. each,
Fifty barrels and so hhds. Of Sugar.
e Ab0,
Ladies Morocco lippers BY the box,
Mems frong do. by the doz.
Ravens duck by the piece or bale,
Afew bales of gurrahs and falgochys,
and are in daily expectation Of an aaditi-
onal iuaply.
Sept. II. s.
The Subscriber has for Safe,
a he Hsxe hteLy occupied BY d.. Ken
1edy, III Prince f,rei
Brown Sugar by the hoglhead
o barrel,
Loaf and lumpdo.
Holland Gin by the pipe,
L.ifbon Wine do.
Pepper by the bag,
ffyionaSin Eeaby the chef,
Raitins by the key.
'Cordage by the ,undred,t
A few bis. Mackarel.
l'-s GYoue Wright.
Sept. ri. Jaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-11

100 tons plaliler OF Paris,
jamaica Spirit,
Philadelphia ioafand lump Sugar in hAa
and bis.
Liibon Wine by the pipe or or. cak,
If and I'd quality James river Tobaccop
kegs,
Coarfe Salt--For Iak BY
VIM. HARTSHORNE.
CO Two or three Mill virgins, and
two Journeymen Carpenters wanted i'm.
mediately.
10 mo-. rs. 60
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THE SUBSCRIBER,

coatcatplating a removal from nc
Difria Of Colunabla, as toon
as he car lo(e his out Faaalng
concerns, OFFERS FoR SALE,
THE FOLLOWING
Very ualuabh Property.
One undivided half Of a FARM
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-12
NEGROES and LANDS
FOR SALE.

| with TO fell number of We
ry valuable Negroes, among whom are
good waggoner, ihoemaker, houic- maid,
&c. None more capable iervants are to
be mer with! will give fhort credit
upon them, ahured of puuanal payment.
| have about Goo acres Of land
lying along the Ohio, about or miles
below Limeitonc : 200 between the town
of Warrington and Mays Lick, in Mafon
county, and teveral tracts in the interior
counties in Kentucky, for fale, or to ex-
change for property in this or the fate of
Maryland.
The frlt of thole is nearly all bottom ::
the fecond lies we'll for cultivation, is
in an excellent neighborhood, well tim
bered, with good never failing water,
and both have delightful range for
itock, particularly hogs. The titles are
indifpuable A good bargain may be had
OF thoie and other lands in that fate! I
have alto for iale, a fhare in the Potomac
Company, and a fmall annuity IN the town
OF Alexandria. A good Wagon and team,
and good brood mare, with colt, and
in foal.
Apply to rae near Centervil!e.
VAL. PEERS.
N. B. ] fhould prefer difpofng OF the
Negroes in or near Alexandria, as may be.
Waterloo, Sept. IS. cow
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Valuable Pyobertv for Sols


SEVEN hundred eish,y-cigf,ar
in the county OF HampfhiIc, on The s
tiers of Great Cape Capon, about 20 ,0 va
from the Warm Springs, and % fr
Winchester. This lard is full Of x non
oak and pine timber. Two exccllcott,r~u'
may be made, with 50 10 SO acres oi,o u"
tom, and rich high lands to each: and ' !;
the heart OF the TIMBER there is fin, t, u
for iaw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice y;II
thew the lands.
Three thouiand eight hundred and g
ty-hyc acres in the county OF Ohio =,
the waters of Grave and Fiji Crpek,
near the river OHIO, and about So mia,
below Pitttburg. Some of thefe lands ~.
very good, with comfortable quantities os
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Suryevo,
of that county, will thew thefe lands.
One hundred feventy fix and tbrp.
fourths acres, within three miles of II.
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape CapoD
near its mouth, and within of mill Il,
of the River Potomak. This land h.,
about 70 or SO acres of rich bottom
notify incultiyation, with ia fine Sugo,
Trees on it; from which ain informsd
there may be made 3ooolb. of good fga,
annually. There are alto feat for qTia
and faw mills On it, equal to any in that
neighborhood, and upon a never fa;no
itream of water. The upland is rich
with plenty of timber, and part under cul
tivation. This farm is we'll ilnproyes
with good orchard, houfes and fencing
and rented lait year for produce equal to
iixty pounds per ann. Mr.. Jofeph Butler,
at the Warm Springs, will thew it. will
fell al, >, or any of the above lands for calh
or upon credit, or take in exchangefor
them lands in Fairfax Comfy, or lots Of
land in the City of Alexandria, or the
City of Wilmington.
r. T. HOOF
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SHREVE s. IANNEY

SHREVE s. IANNEY
HaYE FOR SALE,
-4t their fore on Uniou 6rlqUeen Prince and
DIXIE frees,
n. England Rum in bis.
MolaGes in hhds.
Sugar in bis.
/. Coffee in bags and bis.
Pepper ofan excellent quality in bags,
lily ion, fouchong and bohea tea by the
cleft,
Cattle and white foap in boxes,
IS boxes iegars of an excellent quality,
Fine falt,
Mackarel by the barrel,
Cod fin by the box,
Florence oil in boxes of one doz. each,
Fifty barrels and so hhds. of Sugar.
AZo,
Ladies' Morocco lippers BY the box,
Mems itrong do. by the doz.
Ravens duck by the piece or bale,
A few bales of gurrahs and falgochys,
and are in daily expectation of AN additi-
onal fupply.
Seps. IA. q
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80 Dollars Reward.

STRATED or qolcn from the
Iab/rriber's peRnre, (ueQr tbe leot Of The
late Mr.. Madin, and about 4 miles from
this totvAJ eu Tbur1Hay night, Tie 10Th
infant, t1vo GELDINGS, one Of them a
bright 6y, nbont IS hands bigb, has a
Banging 1unix and f1oiltb tail, far and
.ImaH blaze ar ./uip aszvu "a. or near bis
ne)e, bra1dsd on oue of bis thighs, bnf
7v6icb is nat reeoAeaed, fbAs, O. be
frofs 4veN and gerry eaLy liz jHo7v t,ae,el-
ling gaa, md 7vas Bod bet1re.
lheetbe 6 brigbt /oyyel, a5out = baud;
high, ./5orf m0as boy1s, has baueug
main and J1oifeb tail, 4vkite Ib0t aban
bis back, oecgHoned BY tie. IuddAe, trots
b0ra, and arugs bis hind tret, by zDbic5
tbey are much qvo,u, bola, bis brud 6igb
pobeu monufea, has had tie glanaeys f5r
Jane time, BIZ is almsR q0rN; be czvusI 5od
6eto,e, bur bad LIFT oue Of bis h5oes.
Wbaever detUers tie /7ia kor/es 10 the
Jab/cri6ef, BaN yeceive 20 dollars rl,oa,a,
or 10 dollars far either Of them. II The
HoS/fs .tvere holen, qVbirb is more tban
r. '0'"'e' '''e P'yV" J'OPP|"S an" JeCR/fHS
The tbieG (ohbai be nay be eoup1t7ed, Jsa7l
rrceiOe a re1rard ef 80 doNav npou bis
bang eonViaed fl, .l'ealug tbe afo,sla4
boyfts, or either Of item.
PHILIP r. FENDALL.
AlexGnaria, I2fb Sept. 1901. d
Thomplon and Veltch
Haze seeeipea BY the brig Commercr, capt.
BalSz0i1, jrom Engluud,
A Coniignment of Quantity of
ID e 7 G. o q d S,
Amongst which are,
Printed calicoes and chintzes,
Mullins of various kinds,
Plain ard figured cambria,
Muainetts and dimities,
lriih linens and table linens,
Shawls, hoGery and ribbons,
Blanketing, iefges, &c. &c.
Being defroaS Of cIoGog the fales fpeedily,
The above goods will be fold unu(ually low !,
for cath, produce or notes at a rhort date.
Aug. 7. d
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Publac N0t2ce.

AT meeting Of the Board of Over
feers of the Poor for the County of Alex
sndria---P reient, Aayoa Hl4Des, Pete,
Wye, PysNey Gunnel, Ibamus Iy4viu, ano
Pbllip Wanton-It was refoived, that the
Secretary advertife the public that they
with to board out the prefent poor in
tie Poor Honle-. Any pcrfons difpofed to
take them for fine, until better proyi.
fion can be made, will pleafe TO apply &c
either of the overieers.
PHILIP WANTON.
Oet. 6. DIR
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Valuable Property for Sale.
On Monday the I'd day of Novembu
next. tt II o'clock, at Rhodes tavern,
In the City of Warrington, purfuant
to decree of the Chancellor OF Mary.
land, llhall expoie at
PUBLIC SALE,
All the real ESTATE,
in the City of Warrington, or Terrific
ry Of Columbia, which did belong to
Thomas Johnfon, late Of the hid City,
deceaied, viz.
Lot No. 4, infquarc No. zs3, front
ing on + itreet, on which are eretteda
convenient Dwelling Hou(e and Kitchsn,
with convenient out houies, and is row in
the occupation of Mrs. Johuion; Lot No.
20, in the fame fquare, fronting OF G
Greet, and Lots No. - and IA in fquate
No. z69, alto fronting on C hrcec, ard
one hundred and fifty acres of Laad, near
the City Of Wilmington, on the road from
thence to Biadcniburg.
The purchaler or pJrcbafers TO give
bond for the Cayment of the parchalt mo.
ney, with interef, in two equal annual
payments from the day of fale and on re.
celpt of the purchsfc money, the trnacs
will, by good deed, convey the hd
property agreeably to the afoteiaid d:crcc.
WM. MARBURY, TtuRee.
Sept. 80. IawAr
pRLNTRn IAyTy ~
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Il FARM about three and

an Qlfmiles /rom Akesandria, containing
a6out 90 acres, party 1ing on the Col-
eleiqcr Rad, and commanding Very ex-
fenh.0e prs/ped Of the fo4Vm and riOer;
qv,fb d7veIlmg boHlc ID feet by "a,
kitchen adJoinmg, end ./everal mtrove-
ments, eoxGlfing Of a barn and fabk 60
feef BY 70. There are about s6 acres Of
land cleared, qUnb young orchard con-
tanning about 600 trees Of cboice fruit
Far terms abpJ TO
IHOS. RICHARDS,
1T bis yFore opp2ffs the W4biugton taVe,n.
.4ugnH IS. d
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PORK 0na BEEF.

The fIbfcribers have juR received a
few barrels Of fouthern PORK and lin
beet! tor fale at their warehouie and are
orening an anortment of
Woole1ts g LINEN Goods,
1monga which, few bales Of fackinc
RICKETTS,, NEWTON q co.
Sept. II. co
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TO BE SOLD,
9yfiand, a6fb Marcb, IsoI.
IN TIE TOWN OF PoRTLzA

IN 9Hh GONN CF FOkTLHNDg
A NUMBER Of valuable HOUSE LOTS. which
will be foon in the center Of the town, Is build
ing and improvements 20 on rapidly in the place
ALTO, a DlSTIL HOUSE, with every thing proper n
dill Spirits which built Of ltone and brick, and il
among Of the fra in America Of its ize-can have
any time, water led to i BY pipes from living
iprng-has in il four Difs, one OF Grteen hundred
gallon Of twelve hundred gallons, one Of five
hundred, and vne of fifty gallons. The Diai-Houfe
aasds AZ the head of wharf, where veRes may load
aud ua'oad.
ALTO twenty-five rods Of FLATS in front, runnino
that width until it reaches the channel-A GOOD
WHARF on laid Flats, extending within one hundred
and EIGHTY feet OF the channel which is leeD down
% that by adding hundred and eighty feet 20 fad
wharf the largeit vehes may lay ahoat at low water
There is STORE on faid wharf 90 by IS feet, and
Ceoper's shop the bresf work, 40 by 40 feet.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
One eighth part Of the purchaie dowR, ore eighth
IN three months the other three quarters to be paid in
four years timer in the following manner, VIZ One
quarter Of 'hc remaining purchaie paid in one year.
iecond quarter the Iecond year. third quarter he third
year, and the fourth quarter the fourth year form the
day Of parchaie the interet thewb0le TO De paid
from the laid time until paid IF the purchafe money
IS paid down there will be an allowance Of OK per
oent--For further information, apply 20 Mr.. STE
PHEN GOODMAN in Bo0on--or 10 MIR. ARTHUR
MLELLAN, n Portland.
PsytlazS ash Mqreb 1907
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Direct Tax.

7FV'Jf5 Cele7ion DyqriH, FyQ DiwGon, STATE Of
MqGasbajftJ.
a CREEAgLE 70 an as Of Cungrels Of the United
> States, Paiicd the 4h July, A D. 1903, entitled
An Act 70 lay and collect Direct Tax within the
United 5tates"-
Notice is hereby given to The uonre61ent and I'M
known proPrictOrs Of the following lots auc tracts of
land within fad Collection Dnrl0, that dirca tax
became due and payable on ad lots and tracts the ,th
day Ct April, I8oo--vz
DJsriphoa Of jcyeral Trat7s Routed O,y,,,.
mat part OF the milo lot mark David Copps and
ed aGd numbered & I, that his alociafes
lies within the town Of Ca
nam FIArs Of Zach ot
No. 14fre'. 4Tf fyaE. Azaprt sf Tax.
ID. c. ID. O.
3411 4448 60 "a 50
That part Of the mile lot mark David Copns ana
Cd and numbered g 4, that his alocltcs
lies within the town Of Ca
man. 4o8o 1904 Il
That part Of the mile lot mark Florentus ya[aII.
u ,, tho lies wel Of the town EIq.
ofFarheld. 337S SOB
And uneis iaid taxes paid, together with necer
cefiary COTS ana chsrges, within lxty days, ! iha
proceed to collect the fame by diarels and iae Of los
and tracts, agreeable the 9Th feet on of the above
mentioned s9 Of Conerefs.
BRYCE MLELLAN,
Cols57oy Ct f5: 1b Collection Df,iSI, FirR DiyFoo
Canaan, March lth, Boz.
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Take Notice.

THE Committee for examining the Town &C
counts, will meet az the Auction Room Of Ed
ward Oxnard for that purPofe on the sd and 4th
days of April next.
EBE MEIER MAYO,
LEMUEL WEEKS.
Portland. a6fb March. 1901
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\ bargain !

ITO be fold, nine acres of very excellent LAND,
L with HOUSE, BARN, SAW and GRIST
MILL thereon, pleafanty 6tuaied in the town of
Gorham. Il is GtUated on the main road two
mics above the corner. The prem;fes will accom-
modaie trader. For particulars inquire of
JOHN STEVENSON.
Coybaz, May-b z6, 1901.