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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-18
WILL BE LANDED,

"a THURSDAY nsxe,
90 coIonri q aM7ay's wharf, from on ooa boar" the
Schooner Hiis5sad, JOHN YEAToS, aud e to I
Sale, by
r. Young q w. Ysafon,
SIS hoglheads hluicGs ado Sugar
20 do. MelsIss
900 bsga Gu4saloage Gfssn Coffee.
Aiio IN Store,
30 baxes ands4o barrels white aud brown
5sga Sugars
30 boxes Havana Ssgars
20 tons OF Eaaic, and
SEQ spauia Hides.
Aprills. e."
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PUBLIC SALE.

an MONDAY, The sla Of this month,
" viii be fold, Al public yendue, cn the pre-
aiiss. 10 The highca bidder, for ready money,
ONE ACRE OF GROUND, ftuatea on Glib
DON, between Alfred and Columbus Rrcets, and
IN which there is FINAL wooden building.
WM MAC CREERY, Z Aflguets Of z
JAMES H. HO0E,a 81, Gili's 3eaase,
April IL. dtl
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Diaolution of Copartnerhip.

TIE Copartnerf,ip hitherto fulfilling uurder
the firm of Tgtpk Riddle Il CO. of Alexandra,
was diaoIyed the Err infant, by mutp al CON-
fent, AL peffons that are indebted to, or that
have claims on the lane, are requeited'to come
forward and fettle, as il is deGrablc to col. the
senesra as foon as pebble. Thofe wbofe ac1
count. axe Ct lang aandiBg ara particularly re-.
sucked to attead TO this notice, AID mike
payEentst 10 either of the fublerihers.
-" ''t' JOSEPH RIDDLE,
"' OF Alexandria.
JAMES DALI,
a'0s OF Baltimores
Segxe.ph., l2. IT
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Now Landing,
FransSeboonsr Fame, fem Moo ,9drk, and far
fale BY
LAWRASON 6 FOWLE,
go Barrels prime Pork,
). 20 do. co. Beat.
AJo, from Schooner Maria, fress B9san,
5 bales Beerboou Gurrahs,
sco pieces yellow Nankeens,
In Store,
l Yass LYON, TEAS.
Hyfon Skin
RaGa and Rayens Duck,
csk and box trefh Ratna
Ground Ginger,
MGsoyado Sugar in barrels,
Double refined loaf do.
400 boxes mould and dipt Candies, Of IT,
gsiior quality, for ,he Wat India narkss, &
80 boxes Chocolate.
SO barrels New England Rum,
8 pipes AID hsif pipes Tenerife Wine,
70 rolls miil'd Lead,
600 pair mess coarfe and Are Shoes.
~ II N TIE D,
A Bill on New ork for about 500
Dollars. Apply as above.
April 9. q
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mo. 1873.
JAMES BACON.

JAMES BACON,
Il bnGRocERY SroRE, on King frert, has, ia
B a4aAiau TO bis Joymt,,yRof&, aided
A frelh Supply OF Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line
Which makes his aGor,n,enr complete.
He no7u alters ts, Jak, on kisyxal hqv se,ms.
Mulcovado Sugars, OF various qua
Iisies,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Ginpowde.,
Imperial, TEAS,
Hyfo:,.' particularly alseicd
Young Hyfan, for
n,lsa. SKIN, and family ess,
Bet Gteen C,ifee,
Chocolate. ofa Superior quality.
Madeira,
3uf;llos,
Sherry,
L,h3n. VINES.
T-ncnF-,
Ms'as1, aad
Genuine O:d Pert
ccgna- and poilsgcsax Brandy, e
GA Jao,aiea Sn:ir. aior isniiiy nfe,
asilittsaa, ot. SloaAs OF. Viacenss, AUG New
Epg!asd Rum, etsi1 u =
fSqi!and Cir,
lf;fh sni country WhiGey,
Moiaass, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stough.on's Alnrs.
Mace, Na.msss, Cloves, csfia, Piments
cayenne and Black Pepper, Race and Ground
Giager, Ba4et Salt Tor table .lfe, Pearl harley,
Rice, Starch, Fig b!ps, Soap, Mould, Dip. and
SPefmaceti Candies, Refined Salt.Pstre, kiotant
Indigo, Alum, CoHerss, Madden, Biimaohe,
Spinning Cotton, Patent Shot, all fxcs, beH~
E2g!ih and country Grade Ganpowdsr, segar,,.
and Smoking Tobacco, very bea Chewing To-
baccc. - - 90. '+t lEr,F'
Hamilton and Le;per's Snuff, Hunters Piper
in boxes. (" 49, l.@ ,gs
Loadon Muesrd, warranted Of fupcrior qua-.
fly, Dixon's bsa ditto, Wrapping Paper, Do
n,jahn's, &c. &c. with generally every artid-,a
n bis line-t.ie whole Of which have been (eletf.
d With care zna viii be dtlpoied of GU the very.
owea terms.
Decsmhsz 10.
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FRIDAY, Ap.REL IS, 1906.
PUBLIC SALE.

On WEDNESDAY, asd infant, will be fold,
onths pIemiies,
Two Lots or Half Acres OF Land,
Situated in the nsiehborhood OF MI A. james.
sons, no. lard 1885, Agreeable TO the Plat OF the
sownof alexandra. Terms VIII DC made known
81 the place ofiale.
F. G. Marfeller.
Aprilal6. DIFF
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HENRY@K. MAY
Has mn laaAag, ia, Slh,
s. ions, P!aass Of psus,
90 boxes M6ald, Candles,
10 bnaes Chocolate,
80 barrels Pine Pix.
6 hcgfaeads raalcoeado Sugar,
I iesgur Cape Madeira Wing
IN S1URE,
London Partieu;aT,
Particular and C.sgo Tensl,fr -
Catalonia and Clafet
50 barrels No. Cargo aud Prime Eeef
10 barrels Bounce
4 bales Bcerbaoln Gurtahs
bale Fandah Coaasr
6 lhds. Moiades
s oaks Of chfelf,, offuasJior quality.
April 8. oIm
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FOR S a i E,
A Negro w oman, who is an ex.
cellent houie fervant. with her Two Chiicrer
sle one male, the Other female.
Jan. Is. Enquire Of he piinss5.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-18

]. Clouer Seed,
Warranted of the bef quality
Landed this day ffem Phi!aarlfnia, and for
fale, On very low terms.
Mande> lille & Jamelion.
Wbo k4ve jgf rseeiveas
90 barrels old Rye Whilkey
sooo lbs Green Coffee
20 boxes fine Salad Gil
90 boxes Chocolate
1900 lbs heavy Pepper
10 boxes freGh MuRatd
A few bales TenBefse Cotton
Ioo reams Wrapping Paper.
March za.
HENRY K. MAY
Eas received, per Brig Equator, Moore from
New. Cattle, and offers iar Sale, if immedi.
atcly applied for;
30 casks Red Lead,
sS casks Patent Shot,
rs casks Inget Lead aad
SO heets Miiied do.
December lS.
TO RENT,
a TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, eta.
IA ate On ST. Afaph areet, between King
and Prince f.rcess, four doors beyond MIR. Faw'5
office, now occupied by Mr.. Amos Alexaad.
PoGsHion will be given on the 18th March
Application to be made TO
George Younes.
February as. ~
!
LOST,
Or Wtdntsday e4,faisg igyf, in or near tix t010n'
The outer Cafe of a WATCH. f
. It is Of G y D, plain and OF modern fsfnion.
FRYE Dolgars ,eqsavd will be given, soany
peslon who will dsliyerif &c the
). PRINTER.
February II. 3 d
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
Uho ShGH be t0vc1ucr :

THE time is fast approaching,
when the citizens Of tiS state Will be
called upon to exercise one Of the most
important rights whicn a free people
can posses and il the discharge ofthis
duty, let every one seriously rriiest on
the consequences which viii follow
misuse or neglect Of il.
flour republican institutions-if tie
peace and prosperity Of tuis Common
wealth, are objects worth preserving, let
such men be supported Tor State Of
fcers as possess VirtUe, taleut2 and par
T1otism, sufficient to continue to us these
important blessings.
For SIX years past, GOvorncr STRoNG
has been elected to the Chief Nagistra-
CT Of this State, and his administration
has been uniformly mild and conCiiia-
tory and not until the rage and vio-
lence of party took possession Of the
reason Of large proportion Of the pco-
pie Of this state, was there a single OBJ
lection made to the public or private
character Of this great and good man !;
his enemies have never dared to charge
him with uDlaicnfulne5s or inability
while in Office. but because he IS not the
serviIe tool Of the present " powers that
be" the democrats say he ought to be
put dOwn,and thar mun Sullivan, a very
conSi8fant republican to be sure. placed
in the Gubernatorial Chair. Andwhat
mighty good is to result from this re-
yolution in the government Of this
State ? VIII thepubIic business be con-
Quoted with more dispatch, with more
economy, with more ability, or in any
manner that will better promote the
general interest Of the community ?
But the democrats say that if they
should obtain a majority the State
would then harmonic with the gencr-
al government-tnis 50 far from opera
ting IS a reason for a-Chan5c Of men, is
the very one that ought TO torbldjt, for
the truth Of this look at the conduct of
democrats in New-IorK and Pennsyl-
vania and for a specimen Of the talent,
ofdemocrats in Legislation, review their
proceedings in congress the present
session, where all their corduct is mar
xedwither irresoluton, ,delavand confu-
sion.
lEthe federaiists MAKE use Of one half
the eXertiOn that the democrats do, no
doubt need be entertained Of the reclec-
ton Of Governor Strong.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

members of Congress. " Ind jrirg y
tic Ilfnto''-falsehood No. .. Thsy
| did not belong 70 any Junto alluded to
BY Retr7stectls. They hcht hn6Ec
documents from tie Prcsitenf'-false-
hood Nc. 2. They did not keep public
documents from the President . .fr.
.d'om" 7-aS obHged 70 turn them 10Th or
n office, and he did 10 if''-falsehood
No. a. Mr.. A6ams did not turn hem
5oth out Of office.
Thus in about ten lines We find four
direct iajsehoods as to facts and all
the rest CT the quotation, ~ FAR - tx.
words make conpleat propositions, or
imply atErmaGons, they are evidrntiaI
q profound Ignorance in the writer -
I II by viewing the sources people apply
70 Tor knowledge, any Just idea can be
formed ot neiE!Ormalion thcy will pro-
belly gain, what must he the conclusion
-Ith regard tO the readers ofthcArcus?
ne writer's in that paper are generally
very ignorant or very wicked, ifthtv
arc sensible cF the falsehoods and er-
rors they send p the press while il Is
probable the readers are more ignorant
than v,ClOus-But an ignorant man NAV
De a good Harty nan for that consists
III nttGChme7U ID some ltadcr. on rather
% the names Ofleadcrs and il this IL
stance, not one in twenty orthe repub-
lic'ns know any thing Of their leaders
but their nanca.
Jefferson in his Letter TO the Newha-
ven merchants, which was wrote soon
after he came into Office, and was the
effect Of much study, clearly jntimated
th2t FQrfU enactment v0uIG be Of more
weight in his selection fcr cficc .han
kHc7oicdgc or int~g71y, With tins en-
COuragemeLt 10 i~Ho-urre and a1.ror, II
is not strange to find the writer's i'll the
papers under the immediate p; tronage
Of administration, improving those que
lities they have grounds TO believe will
recommend them to the greatcst man
in the world for this great man has
great rewards for such as attach them
selves to him. Should il be necessary
to prove this by flcts, we VIII, hereaf-
ter, give some other proof than the ap-
poi1tmcnt of Tom Prentiss to the office
Of Postmaster in Portland.
.ttquossc:t, 7tA March, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

pool-Saied in company with 1ip He,rv,
l.. Weeks, of Portland, bound 10 Charlelfop I
Saehem, Hatch, of ditto for do; Oornelia.
Thraiher, Of do for do ; Laura, ITool. cf do
for do; Mercury, Hodge, Of Wifca1et. for do,
ontarie, Starback, for Newyork; William 4,
Little jchn, Atkins, do Olive, Of Newbury-
port, for Baltimore; Ogaul, Barker, of Boz
ton, for Gibraltar; Warrington, HinkIev, IL
Bolton, for GreenCok-Lg.: Lucia, 6uriis, of
Portland, arrived nth January, with the Iois
Of foremalt and bowiPrit; Nov Packet, Trott.
q Bottom, arrived the 18th; Packet, Scot. of
Boltou, to fail ia 1 days; John Adams, Wood
do, 10; Peter, for do, Robv & Betty, Ter
rey, for Newyork, in 6 Superb, Boiworth,
fer Bath, in 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
Williams Pote.
ITO be Sold by order of Court,

TO be Sold by order of Court,
on Tuefdsy the fifteenth day Of April
next, At eleven 0 clotk K in the forenoon, at the
dweIlng-houfe iaEding on the bomefisad Of
WILLIAM PARSONS, late Of Nf1vgloStaer
in the county Of Cumberland, yeonsn, de-
ceaicd-
lhe whole 'ofthc Real ERate Of
faid deceafed, containing ,frty acres Of Lot
No. 20 in the fra divihon ofIo;s in laid New
glouceifer, with the Buildings thereon, iitras
sed bout bali mile wen Of the r,eetinF-houle
and Pew in faid meeting,houfe excepting
the widows dover Of faid eltate)
William Parfons,
Alria57rst0r a. j1Iil El-4ta
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

permitted with closed eyes. Mr.. Ogden
has stated in reply to the foregoing that
his answers did not implicate the gov
ernment, for he says with respect to the
government he acted with crtre1le
caution, not being 50 much hresscd on
this head as on others.
More hro9S 2fmiscondnct III hhe Prf-
.sidrnt.-The Newyork Gazette in an
swer to Mr. Ogden, observes,
The substance Of the information
relative to the destination Of the Lean
der, sc. is CORRECT. We were only
mistaken as to the channel thro' which
the secret was divulged instead orthe
name Of Samuel G. Ogden, we ought
to have said that the evidence imD!ica-
ting the Government, came through
Col. Smith, and we are since informed
that this evidence has been Corroborat-
cd by another gentleman Of the first
respectabillity.
The destination of the LeanLer II
now ascertained to be for the coast OF
Caracas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
PROBITB NOTICES.

MARCH.
.+,.5arfg of EXECUTORS and ADNI,UszRA1oF5, 70
settled Nil r7,rtb.
William Young, Of Northyarmo-iE,
JoGeph Young, Of Portland, Ad.
Andrew Thomas, Of Portlandi
Nm. Brown, Al.
-clah CraFlr, AZ Scarborough;
Catherine GrafIam, AZ.
Noah Jordan, Of Cape-Elizabcth
Morrill, Jordan, I'd.
Rubcrt Draining, Of B-unlwick;
Arthur Giving. Of Waterville, Ad.
Samuel March. q Corham
Ebenezer Mureh, Ad
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

"
Taken " execution and 10 br
Sold by Public vendue, 70 lie highsh
bidder, At the houie now occupied bv Mar
t:a TBzxtrr, Innhoder N C,4y, in faid county.
on Monday the 2lf day Of April next, at
ten o'clock, "A. M.
All the right IN equity Of redee-ning certain
MortGaged Real Eitate, viz-a certain traa
or parcel Of Land Situated in faid Gray, and
bounded as follows beginning at q Cake tan
ding on the SoutheaaerIy iide of the county
Read leading to Newglorcefter, about four
Rods eaferly Of !ofePh MLeIlsns Store IN
faid Grey, and running uortheaRerly sdrin-
ing iaid csunty road l52 rods thence fcuth-
eal&erly acjoiniSg town road 90 l-o rodsS
thence fouthweferly adjoining David Jordanrt
land IS rods; theuce foutheafterIv "A rods.
adjoining Gaid Jordan's land thence fouth-
weferIy adjoining iaid Jordans land A. rods:
thence SoulhweRerly As rods adjoining the
road leading to Northyarmouth thence
northweGerty 2s rods adjoining land owned
by Stephen Frbi{h; thence fouthweaery a.
bout rods adjoining faia Firbifh's land;
thence northwelterly adjoining land owned hy
MeiIrs. Buc<nsm and Phelps, sbout ! ] rods
to the fra mentioned 5cunds-eontaininF 7-
bout az acres Of Land, together with two
Story dwelling Houle well fnifhed, two large
Barns, torie ihed and other out Buildings
fanding thereon; being the fame preraecis
now occupied by Martin Tha1ter, as afore-
iaid, and wnichI was mortgaged by Dan
iel Hanev to w. O Whitney and now "
longs with,he right Of redeeIning the fame to
Nathan Woodbury. Of iaid GRAY, the destor
named n faid Execution.
Ezra Gibbs, Deputy Sheriff:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

AIe1rs ADAMS * JENKs,
Mr.. F. Cook is held up as a candidate for
Regifer Of Deeds think that he has enough
alraa1y, without alling for more. Asit is a
right every onq has of exprciIing his opinion
on any matter that con erns him, freeIyde-
clare that think him an improper perlon for
Re5iler Of Deeds for Linco county. He
pretends that he.is Republican but do
not conceive that il involves any political
queftion at the fame time believe him TO
be every thing and any thing in politics.
once knew him when he was federal, and Ia
menting the degeneracy Of the timoe, ecaule
Air. Jeferfon was cholen Preiden;-Shortly
after, and when Offices y ere filed by iacobins,
be foon became 4 convert TO jacobiHiiIn, in or
der to fave his own office--He now onIywaits
an opportunity to have Federal rulers, and
again he is a complete FederahA. Such 2
character think is not Untitled to the cons
dence of the Electors Of Lincoln County
CIVIs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

Electors of LincOln-

U-52 GaA bs sur Rrgjfrr sf Deeds ?
THIS que(tion vou are lonr to anfwer-
The E[on. Judge Rice has ong and faithfully,
and believe to univerfaI acceptance, difchar-
ged the duties Of the Office: Bu; his years and
infrmites iuti.ie him TO rePofe, and he de-
cines being coAtidercd az candidate. Every
perlon with whom have converted has made
up lis mind on the lubicct, and will vote Cor
WARREN RICE who in addition to the
accomplishment Of neat PenmanlhiP and the
habit Of attention and inSuftry, is thoroughly
verified in the duties which he will be called
to perform, having for feveral year: written
in the Office. Do you with for the evidence
Of your property to be in fate hands, and for
punctuaIity and difPateh--he is the man. In
ihort, place him in the office and YOU will at
all times find him there to lerve you.
SAT-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
III SUIfNER.
10 be Sold by order of Courr.

10 be Sold by order of Courr,
Ht ny h9gE ~ NfZUra5co, on TaeJday
tie FRI day sfAprH next. AZ eLfvsn
o'sl0tk IN Tie t5rfnooh,
"A LII the Real Efate Of Increafe
t.- Pote, late Of Falmouth, in the county OF
Cumberland, Mariner, decealed-conifing
q about thrteeR acres Of Land, 'Gtuated in
Newcaico, fronting the ibore together with
the Reverlion Of the Widows Dover, or as
mnch thereof a. will be neceGsry to pay the
debts Of iaid deceafed, amounting to eight
hundred and thirty-eight dollars and feventy-
three cents-by
Williar Po+e-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
.:::%s C s<:::
FOR THE PORTLAND cAzErTr


Intellectual Food. t5r RcbuJFcaa5.
Me55rs. Hamilton and Pickering
othbeinS members Of CONGRESS and
ct the Junto, kept pubic documents
from the President, until The Juno
had examined them and made up Slcir
opinion, and dressed them what part
p act. Mr.. Adams finding their
measures artfullv and with velocity
leading tic nation 70 destruction, a.
bndcned them they still insisted
upon their plans in 50 vio!ert and IN
becoming a manner, that Mr.. Adams
was Obliged 70 turn them both out OF
office, and he did do it,"
The foregoing is an extract from
something in the Argus the writer calls
review, containing about columns
and an half-It is signed Fr'-2s trc'as.
The few lines here given are iust spe-
cimen cfthe character az the whole rs
G truth and correct Observation.
iE-sars Far.}tou AM IJ~'. .r.
5o'h bs:ag members 9FC.no- m,
iSislsoood. or io u.s. IT,, ~
Gc, false iact .--uertiA ln
F.skeri- MI Hamilton lnC
:, nor e.,h=r Of them ver'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

Tzea,rc.-We understand the Legis-
lature Of this State have PISSED a law,
prohibiting All Theatrical Exhibitions
within this Commonwealth, unless
leave is previously obtained from the
Court Of Sessions for the County where
the performances are to take place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

II Rolon, Hon ShearjaGlu5 Bourne, Efq.
Mr. Thomas q. Newman, ltudent Of Har-
yard College,. aged Is.
AZ E~,rthamptca, John EUis---tlewa' found
hlng;ug in a tbed. ..n,wiie and MIR. Eeafiy
have been n -.rr7itted " ~riion II conie'lae0ff
ct IL p,cions which were '1r''f1'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

E1g-We are obliged to omit the journals or
the Legislature Of this State, and feveral ether
articles prepared for this Gazette which ihslI
he attended to in our neat.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
FOR SALE
Loft,
NOTICE is hereby given, that the

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
fubfcriber has been duly appointed al
EliniRrator ofthe eRate Ur
JAAfES fYESBFR,
late Of Hsrrizgto', IN ths county of Wafhir- -
tor, mariner, decea ed, and has takeD un5n
him that tru6 by giving bond AZ tie law E.
Teci'-N p .c'ons having derD-.nds unon the
eftate II ,at la,d lanes Wee5er, are reuutA "
eA TO exhibit the fap:c asd all ner'ons in
d-bted 10 the faid enatc, arc called upnn IA
make payment -
D1y.d Brown.
March l., lSOf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

It is reported from Washington, ;hat
the Tunisian Envoy has demanded
that 8er'e71 wives should be allowed him.
This demand he considered 7Jderate,
as he had fourteen in his own country !;
but as bis request was refused, he has
offered 10 accept fclr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
IL he PnbEc.


a Beef is naple commodity oFthis coun-
try, il is of great importance 70 the mer-
camille interef that infpecton laws ilrould be
itrclly enforced apd anv evalon of thele
laws ought 70 be publicly cxpofed The OBJ
Iect Of the laws requiring Beef to be nfpected
and branded, Is that perions may PurchaGe by
the brand without danger Of being deceived.
There was all attempt in the lalt Gazette 10
do away the force Of Conlul Tufts certificate
ref ecting Beef fold by Capt. Stephenfoa in
Surinan; but the public will Judge whether
Coniul Of the United States IS not entitled to
full credit, and whether tie ratification at
tempted in the aboveparagraph, IS entitled to
any confederation. u il impolIible that the
length Of the pafage could have produced the
effects there afcribed to i. II the beef hid
been properly infpetted and packed, twould
never have purified inthe manner il did-th.
length Of the pahage could not have changed
the leg rand into films nor could il hav.
Transformed CacggNo. 3 into hearty * check.
IN this infance it is irnmaterial whether the
deceit pra6iled has proceeded from the neg
hGence Of the InfpeGtor, the unfaithfulnefs OF
the packers, or the intention of the perlon
who put up the beef but certain it is THAI
grois deception has Seen praailad, whereby
Storer & StePhenion have seen greatly injur-
cd. BY law paNed March 3, 1904, il i =
nacted, thar th0fc parts OF Beef which are
excluded from Mels no. and No 2 mot in
Guiding hearts and checks r;cces) 1haIl be
packed and injpetted bythe injector General
or hisDeputy in the Clrle manner as No. y
No. Q, anI fhall be branded no. 3, fri taking
from iaiG pieces, excluded as afore la;d, VIZ.
the neck weighing not lets than four pounds
nor more than tx pounds, and from the fhank
and fhin Of each quarter, not leis than four
pounds nor more than eight pounds, which
pieces thus excluded ihal not b. exported
from this Cot1mo0w.1'lh-Th$: the hearts
and cheek pieces Of beef may lie infpe6ed, &
when thus infPe6fed lGIHJe 5r4llel Hearlt 5aa
Cbsek5." Now by the ConluIs certificate,
which if nece6ary can l'e fully lupPorteG bv
The teftimony If Capt. Stcphenfon, il appears
thar the barrels branded Cargo No 8, were
filled with hearts and cheeks, which ], d-
rcct violation of the above law. The beef was
purchaied At the highef prices, believing that
there was no deception in it and Captain
StePhenfon fold il, pre- umirs that il was in
ipeGted, packed and branded according to law +;
bet to his great atoaifhment he found that
the laws had been evaded, and his owners
defrauded. 1Taycy L.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

In Gorham; by Rev. Mr. Eeyes Mr. David
Sturgis to NIfs Petley Paine-Mr- Jonathan
Stone, Jun. to Mis- Sally Whitney.