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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08
Ri2 .fIIaltfous SfIrtt;ons.

We have no doubt that Mr.. Jeffef-
son Ratters himself that he is securing
an everlasting grateful remembrance,
a nlo1tanleHtRn acre ferenniuS, in the
fact, for such j, undoubtedly will be-
that he, Mr.. Jefferson, administered
the government Of the United States,
FOR several years, in such a manner, as
ToTequire fewer taxes than either his
Predecessors or Successors in office.
To a senseless rabble, incapable Of un-
derstanding the state III which Mr.. JEFF
fersUr found the country, when he was
made President, or the state in which
he viii leave it, this may be matter OF
loud praise. TO those who understand
BY what Vfetched system of policy
this has been effected, il viii cover the
memory of his administration with dis
grace. 1t is well known that al the
commencement Of our career, under
the federal government, the United
States were destitute of funds, involved
In debt and exhausted of physical pow
or, by the revolutionary struggle
Though We conquered the British ar
my, 20 which mistaken conception Of
our patriotism and PERSEVERANCE had
induced a small government to ronfide
the reduction of United America, yet
our marine force was annihilated.
To acquire public credit, to create
means of defence, 10 withstand fresh
.aggressions upon our rights, fund:
were necessary, and they were prorid.
cd. a system Of revenue was adopt,
ed which not only met the exigencies
Of government but promised both
wealth and strength to our republic
Mr.. Jefferson abandoned the plan of his
predecessors. He knew that the ar
rangerle1ts they had made would car
~ bin through the probable term 81
his presidency, by subsisting in some
measure on the fruits cftheir prepare
tons. Thus public lands, constantly
increasing in value were sold, and like.
wise national bank stock, IN order tc
fulfil his promises Of alleyiating taxa
ton, The projects of increasing our
naval and military strength was laid
aside.
It's unnecessary 10 detail the variou:
regrects wherein he viii leave the state
of the nation worse than he found it
One point is clear whoever succeeds
Mr.. Jefferson will find the treasury
empty--the national character low
ats physical strength dissipatcd-it.
revenue destroyed. The income from
commerce the last year viii carry gov,
ernmeat through the present ther
come trouble and embarrassment. But
after the Fourth Of March Mr. Jefer'
son rctires, pleased no doubt with the
malignant contemplation that recourse
mustimmediately be had to new means
ofrepairing the national finances, which
must DC felt throughout the country
and which viii cause a striking contras
E:go he events ot his Administration
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08

d
Commtnication.-NVe are happy 10
find, from all quaters, that the deluded
people Of these states begin at length
TO see that they have been caloled and
deceived BY gang Of political jugglers,
who, by various arts and incessant I'M
positions, have contrived to make the
Ignorance and credulity of the multi
ttude subservient to their ambitious and
IN rcenary views Of perpetuating to
themselves and their groveling adher-
ents all the fat offiees Of the state.
These men, secure as they fondly
think, in the luxurious enjoyment of all
their rich Official emoluments, appear
to view with indifference, nay, with
lhotrofic exultation, that giant misery
which stalks, with desoisting strides,
Through Colum6ia's once happy land.
Regardless of the deep distress which
pervades all classes of their fellow-ci-
items, by the total suspension Of en-
Iterprize and industry, they smile at
thewreck of public and private happi-
ness, and applaud, with reclamation,
all the deletericus measures monsters
as they are) merely because they are
their own offspring-children Of their
own begetting.
But the legitimate sons offederalism,
animated by the pure principles Of our
beloved Washington, are rising IN eve
ry part, with healing in their wings,
to dissipate the gloom which jacobin
dEkness had, with satanic cunning and
perseverance, spread over the minds
OF their infatuated countrymen. Al
ways actuated by an unfeigned zeal
for their country's real welfare, and
finding themselves betrayed, they are
leaving the pesuferous ranks of laco-
blnism with more CELEBRITY, and in grea-
ter numbers, than they entered them
I'm 1900, on account of few petty
taxes, laid by the federal party to main
tain our nations violated rights, and
to ayenge its multiplied and serious
wrongs. The honest, but deluded
men of that party, after eight years
bitter experience, have seen and now
sorely feet the difference between an
administration of principle and system,
and an administration of deception and
expedients. They are quitting With
precipitation the whitened sepulchre of
all-unhinging democracy, that slauah-
ter-house Of true liberty, inhabited drg
" by the blood-stained ghosts of Rob-
espierre, Murat, sc. to enter once agsSn
into the temple oftruth, candor and
federalism, where the 2aternal shade
CT Washington, with anxious soliciude,
beckons thsir approach, and with chat-
acteristic benignity welcomes their re-
turn to their fathers mansion, from
which in an euii hour they had straye1
lN1. Spectator.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08
SLe1iFt Snle.

-aisq 5y Erection and n h C,idaf Pa5fr Ysua
10 ne Lie5s7 iilie,, On THURSDAY, Toe FIJI
DAY ef Seffsmbfy next, AZ tzuo II tie elarE n f .
ayte,Eoos. ~ fbe L1reItirg Hoyfs ef Thomas
Means, IaEbsidey IN Ffrsf0rf,
A IL the right which Thomas Gillet Of laid
II Freeport, has 20 the redemption on
Mortgage Of certain tr+ct or parcel of land
fituated ID Freepor, afcreia'd, and bounded a.
folIows:-viz SouihweRerIy by theTowuRoad
mort heriy by land Of Jofah Reed, ard fouth-
eaaerIy by land owned by John Winflow.
containing fevenieen acres. more or les an
gether with all the buildings thereon. said
tract or parcel of land being part Of lot NAM
bered twenty fix on range Q.
5OSKfH REED, d. SLe,iE.
A-,1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08
Nseo Coods.
Tofeph Barbour,

C9Ssits tie Iatayarcs 05Fee, Fj5-frea
las lult received an additional alortment Of
IA NEW GOODS,
Con6ning Of Linens, Britilh Cottons, Cam
brics, fancy Mullins, brown Linens, black
Grapes, do Iufrings, Bandanna Hkfs. fancy
fix do ELK Shawls, long & Alort fix Gloves,
kid do coloured Luarings, blue and yellow
Nsnkeens, cotton Kerlamires, Ladies' white
and coloured cotton Hofe,. Calieoes. Cling
hams, Dimoties, EngIifh Nankeen. India Cot.
tons. Centlemen's mixed cotton Hole, white
do black aud white ELK ditto, Sarlnetrs. Lin
en- Cambrics, fuperfne and common Broad
cloths and Kerfaniires, &c. &c.
The above, together with his former itoclC
%il be fold at very fnlall advance for Cain
only. Go May %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08

But large proportion Of the people
ire too intelligent to be deceived by
such appearances (; and while grooming
inder assessments for arFearages, and
" the destruction Of commerce depriv-
d Of the means of contributing to the
public wants, they win execrate that
false and insidious policy which led
him to this deploralde and distressing
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08
NOTICE.

A IL per1ons chat have accounts open with
u the late firm of CROSS & MARTIN
are once more requefed to call and have the
fame adjuffed, and thofe indebted to make
immediate payment TO the fubferiber who 10
authorized to fettle the fame.
EATHNIEI. MARTIN
Portland, Agggf /.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08
Trh Is. 1905.
# REQUEST.

THOSE Perfons indebted to the late firm
Of IscRAHAl & GoULD, by Note or Ac-
count are particularly requelted to call and fet.
lie the fame witt. jANks M. INGRAHAM. AZ
their former Counting Room, On LrryaJanz',
Wbarf, before the Goth Of AuguG, or elle thew
will be called upon in a manner nor 70 agree
able Auglh 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08

ME the fuhfcfibers, CommiT.onors. an.
w pointed by The Hon. Samuel Freeman.
Efq Judge of Probate for the county af Cum
oerlsnd, to receive and examine the claims "
the leversl creditors to the eftate of
JACOB ADAMS,
late Of Portland in the county Of Cumberland
mariner, seceafed- give notice tina. a further
time oE one month from the 18Th Of July "a
allowed to faid creditors to briug n Ter
claims, and that we haalI attend thar ferv;rs
az the office of Iohn rockingham. Efq. ID faja
Portland, on Friday the 5th, and Friday I'M
18th day Of Augu4 next ~ l.. M an esrs
day. JOHN FROTHTNc,H
jay 20 Joseph TIICoMR
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08
TO BE SOLD.

A DWELLING HOUSE, forty feet by thir-
II ty-two, two fories high, with A com
modious Stable and other out-buildings, with
about half an acre of Land, fituated near the
bridge in Zcej5a1z, accommodated with excel
lent water by Acquedue from an unfailing
fource, which abundantly .fupples the houfe,
Gable and garden in the drieh fealons. The
houfe has been built about ten yea ~s--the eth
er buildings not three years hnce. They
nand in aouriihing village, within enc mile
of Boredom Ccllere, in BrEzfzpisF and about
hIty rods from the Court Houie in TeejEzs
To perfon who wiihes 10 be concerned in
the Lumber buEnefs, to the trader or ihduffri-
Gus mechanic, the opportunity TO purchale a
good 0and, may be worthy attention. Further
information may be had Of the fubGrriber at
Bath. iona ELLIS.
dpYH IS. a WI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08
Nathaniel Martin,

INFORMS his friends and the public that
he has taken the fore lately occupied By
MefIrs. CRoss & MARTIN, Foye1Rrfsf, where
he has for fale, good aaortment OF
ENGLISH y ". T. GOODS,
among which the following j. part, VIZ.
Broad Cloths, Kerfeymears, Foreitcloths,
Blue Plains, Serges, Patent Cord Callcoes,
Cambricks, Iriih Linens, Mullins, Ginghams,
Copperplate Furniture, Linen Checks, Cotton
do. India Cottons, Englifh do. Marieilies
quilting, Cotton Shaws, Pocket Hkfs. Ban
danna do. Velvets, Chanlbray Mullins, Dia-
Pers, Durants, Duroys, Callimancoes, Rufiells,
silk Gloves, Cotton do. Velvet Vefting, Boot
Webbing, Cotton Hofery, Worried do. Guern-
fey Frocks, Pocket Books, Cotton Braces, &c,
Mo-Rum, Brandy, Gin, LIibon Wine.
Port do. Malaga do Loaf Sugar, Brown do.
Flour, Cotton, Nails, Shovels, Scythes, Salt,
Fifth, Cinnamon, Ginger, Pimento, Pepper, &c.
LIKEWISE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08

In a Kentucky paper, we find democratic
candidate for the Legislature thus recommend
ed to the voters :-'' He is gentlernanly xlaD,
ana a Respectable do9F1--he drinks grog with
a gout-bells Rory with humor, aud Hoots
a rife with judgment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08

70 re Honorable ne Tgfi1rf II tie Supreme qa4;-
eia Court, bsiAra az 14!freS, zritbfa and f5y hr
soaaty IF TorA, o. t5e kgia Tasaay Of O6ioBe,. !,
be scar IF GU Lor4. O1s bsgianS gbf 5usd,es
and Evra -
uUMBLY hews, l0fiiua Tho mas. ~ plv.
mosth, in the county Of Plymouth. Fi1.
that he isieized 10 fee 6mpis, OF fevtn undI.
vided eighth parts Of certain tract Of land,
lying in PhiIhPiburg, in TIE county or York,
containing by eihHation, eight hundred ana
thirty acres, reputed to be bounded eanerlr
on Saco River; lou,herly on lands fet off here
tefore to Benjamin Hooper, Thomas GiIpat-
rick, and Nicholas Smith louthweRetfy on
lands three miles from Saco River norrh-
wetterly on lands Of Proprietors Under Phil
Ups T; the fame eight hundred and thirty acres
being iet 10 the heirs Of RoLert Patterihal. in
dLvIiion made in the Superior Court Of Jr-
dcature, III the year l762.-That divers per
funs to your petitioner unknown. are owners
Of the three other undivided eighth parts Of
fad premiies-and your petitioner is defrous
10 hold his part in ieverzlty. Wherefore he
prays your honors, after due notice. 10 order
partition Of the aforelzid premifes accord;ps
TO law. And rs IN duty bound viii pray.
osIlJA lAOMASy
Pv NJ. A,,o-r;a, NIcAotAs EMERY, ana
~ -''' 49, '-'l''S JosEFH BARrtETr.
"A true coPy-AuelL DANIEL SEw4tL, ClsyE
Commonwealth of EsfIachufetts.
7srk,ss n re Supreme 7adfeioI Courf Of TIE
CsRyHOHzVesifb IF A1eBlobs e;fs, tsgnz and bol4-
en- OF fort, zUitLIa and or re eaUafy IF Toyk,a a.
tte third TEg,aay Of Mag, hsizg re l7b day 81
fad month, emo d7fHini, ISOs--TojBEa TBozs-
a. PstaiOa fer fsrfifisn-foisaI rnIns-va.
AND now the petiticner moves, that the
Order Of Notice granted At the Taft term. nav
be fet Aide, and new Order of Notice raft
cd. Thereupon "a is ordered BY the Court,
that the Petitioner notify all perfcns intere(l-
ed IN the preniles TO appear, if they zee caufe,
at the Supreme Judicial Court, to be holden
at Alfred, within and for the county Of York.
on the FRI Tuelday Of November next, u
ikew caule, if any they have, why the prav-
er Of f&id Petition fhoud not be granted, by
Publifhing an attelted copy Of faid Petition, &
this Order rbcreon, in he Po,tlaEG Gazoffe
printed in Portland, and in the C7GugzBiaa C,.-
tirei, printed in Bottom, three weeks fuccefiye-
ly, the Taft publication to be thirty DAYS AZ
leaf, before the faid frR Tuefday of Noven,-
ber-And alto give notice TO the tenants, 4
any there be within the knowledge Of the Pc
tltioner, by reading 4 like cspy III laid Pe;i-
ton and Order 20 them, or leaving the fame
az their lalt and ufual places of abode, thirty
days at leait before faiG frlt Tuefdav of No
venber next. a true copy as Of record.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08
poftrp.
THE END OF ALL.

ftb End Or ALL.
an YOUTH how bliihe, how fweet ard CAV,
l-ites imiling face appears
Our peaiures drive, and We obey,
Nor think Of changing years.
In ev'rv lowry path we rove,
Nor ifurn the giddy call,
al thus reminded from above,
That Deaths" re Fad # IN
Love glides within the tender breaH
With iweet fedscing aim
TIE dear idea Is caress'd,
And blown into Fame
Bur age viii mark the furrow'd cheek,
The genius too viii fall;
The fauitering tongue willfalntlyfpeak,
i this stf Ind Of hHf"
1Ae Syren cali Of pleafure draws
With mercilefs control;
While vanity invites applzufe,
Ambition warns the foul.
But if pale hcknels peeps abroad,
Such conlfoFters are FINAL;
The fweets Of life increafe the loads
Such is = fbs Ead IF AZ
hC St1iS OF ItGits THAR us lut Acjrt3
And horrors pnlfe beats high
The ferrous thought is driven henee,
And fhadowy Phantoms fly
While reaion yields to 1aviih fear,
This thought viii taite like gall
Perhaps the next revolving year
MAY mark Z15e FAdsf al"
o blend thefe fzsinztiDg rys
With t,ofe of higher fame;
Let Gratitudes rreiodious voice
Cali on It's Makers name.
Religion win her charms difPlsy.
And fniles viii meet the call
Terror viii yield to hopes bright ray
Which giIds ne Ed IF HA
~
EPIGRAM.
On ksssizg ysaae LAZY FOO fregzeAiy exslais
"THE DEVIL"
THE charms Of Ellen who 1laIl dare deny !?
Youth decks her cheek, &iove informs her ey-
Her mouth would molify heart of flint,
So truly tempting that the deuirs mi.
AN EPTTAPH
I,1tsa ~ q WTfr ia TIE fffeeatS Cs7fsry
My hulband lieth esA,
Under this ffone,
Def5 came to Be and I1t
OBI OBJ Iohn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08

LGf ebancs far coo Dollars
A FEW Tickets and Quarters in Di17i,
: Read Lottery, which has juft commenced
drawing for fale by ISAAC ADAMS ~ IN
Fj6-Sfreef. Aug. 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08
FOR SALE.

PY JOHN DICKS, No 70, Long Wharf,
= SO puncheons high proof Jamal-
ca RUM. Anguf y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08
AFRICA HAMLIN,

Il HE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned that fhe has been dulv ap-
pointed ana has taken upon herfelf the truR
Of an adminiftratriz on the enate OF
DAVID cHENERY,
late Of Falmouth, in the county of Cumberland,
yeoman, deceafed, BY giving bonds as the law
directs fhe therefore requefts all perfons who
ara indebted TO the laid deceafeds eIlate. "a
make immediate payment and thols wl.a
have any demands thereon, 20 exhibit the
fame 70 MARTHA CIIRNFPy
TEiy 25.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08
FactoYY Cation.

Henry Smith & Co.
No. 3. Afg5y's Ron,
HAVE for fale large ahsrtment
Of factory, Warp and Filling, and TWO
threaded whitened CottoR.
7uEr Is If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08
Henry Smith & Co.

No. 4, Hfyfey'f Rot,
uAVE Jun received, large and fafhioni-
i bic afortment Of light aud dark Girg-
hams; coloured corded Cambrics; white do I;
black do purple, brown and fate do; Linen
do fancy Mullins India DO jaconet do (;
fpotted muil'd do; Cambria and common light
& dark Calicoes; Robes anlafk elk Shawls (;
Cotton DO black and falmon colonred Taffe-
ties ; Black, white, purple, brown, fate, plum
and dove coioured Lateltripgs; Grapes, black,
white, Fate and role coloured ladies and geh-
clemens fix and cotton Hole Englilh and
French long fix Gloves fhort do; kid do /;
Dimities bandanns, MADRAS, barcelona and
fancy Handkecchiefs ELK aud cotton Sewing
Silk; Velvet Veaing plain black do; Grape
and tiffany Fans Linens Britiilh Shirtings ;
India Cottons Tabby Velvets Cotton and
Linen Checks; Broadclothes and Csffimeres !;
Englifh Naukeens Granderills Sballoons /;
DurSnts RuHels DurQss; CarpeuRg, &c.
Sc.
Portland, 1Sze s. (t0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fubfcri-
: Der has been duly appointed executor
IF the laa will and teitanent Of
AFRICA HAMLIN,
late Of Waterford, in the county Of Oxford,
gentleman, deceaied, and has undertaken thar
tyuz by giving bonds the law directs :--aal
perlens, having demands upon the eRate %
iaid Hamlin, are requeited to exhibit the
fame; and all perions indebted to faid enate
are called upon to make payment to
JONATHAN STONE, JUN Ex.a6or.
Wate,ford, June 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08

Macc0b0y Snt1,
OF fupe7icr quality. for iAle, ~ TSAAC
- dDfAlS.
Ja,y is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08

Hyfon, \
Young Hyfon,
Hyfon Skin, STEAS, fye qualify.
Souchong,
Bohea
All the above articles and thofe that are
not particutarized in this Advertisement, viii
be difpofed of at the ufuiI reduced prizes Of
the above fore. Asgyf /.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-20

During tie frat ten Year, of that period,
the debt had Increased near seven millions
OF dollars. 1t has been diminished more
than seventeen millions during the last 7
years.
have the aonnr to be.
Very respectfully sir,
Your obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
The hon. the Speaker ofthe House ERE
Presenf.tiOes.
The following is extracted from the recapi.
,uIasiou in the report of the surveyor OF
the public buildings at Washington
Actual cost of the south wing of the CAPT.
tai, dollars, 274 841
Do. north wing, 33s .s77 IS
ESTIMATE For THE YEAR 1903.
To mskeigood the deficit of 1907,
including the debt due from the
public Offices, $500
To execute the work de6ciept 10
the interior Of the eouth wing, ii 500
To carry up that part IF the west
front which is necessary to secure
the north wing angle ofshe south
wing, $4,000
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-20

..d o,;ce of articles Of cousun,p,
he - hesitate not 20 make !, !, pew sae'1ns'
200 ia' r. exemption of all kinds OF pro-
o. BY 'ns ,oy duties or restrictions what
i w.. which Gao tend 70 restrict IT'S sales 10
aseo'0p', he extreme rigor Of the block
Bu' = - Euehsh feet, of the towns OF
,ds Os -, - ADD Point Pesre, renders all
Ss''s's .s.ares useless. aud the attempts
its's a. If they profit not Of che adsan.
d''s'r or,rsssp,ed shem by the numerous
vg'' ,br island TO paraIyzc shesfo OF
s'Is b, opening all the ports shro'-
las en-. ...'',oaa! and foreign vessels, who.
co., !, y .f,er as during the existence OF the
. -" ,halI carry hlsaer their provisions
tf r'a'n,i6erirg slso, thar This two i0ld "a.
cOOs ;r,,rd only by The jus' bounds pre-
''t sad b. tie g-uesa! ioteresis OF cni'Ore
s'Dsu : ..,ce ensures theG, mutual ad-
80 Wv without giving dangerous shock
pp ps;,ess end will afford anew pledge
y .olonr of the corssang aaxle9y and
iSlus ,,,,esre manifested by the general
1s;,;.,ras,on, uaceaslaglg, 70 P'oa'o"'g
la 9,.s,. NAY contribute 10 the advance
s ~, of he general good.
pt Ias,, follows IS articles ?: ov'ding for
.Imisslon Of provisions. and Prosid-
:, ia, they take awsy q fesera cargo ct
oJuc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-20
From tie FedeYal Gazette.


We have been politely favored with
file of the Orleans Gazettee TO the Esd ul..
ioclpsive /; the following is the only article
worth extracting:
NEw-ORLLANs, March II.
A repore has been in circulation since
Tuesday. that the Spaniards are again ad.
vancioe on our frontiers. Their force is
stated a. 500 REGULARS joiped by the pro
vincial militia. Yesterday report had then,
on the east side of the Sabine. The go.
vernon has, We learn, received a letter
ssom Judge Carr, of Naychiioches, stating
the reports prevailing at that place but
we capno, learn that there are any facts as.
cersained TO syease alarm.
Ex.yoct from the Loo took of tire zuggey
Fair TyGaey. cebt, WIJ;ams srr;qed ON
Fr;dau. at ,Lho,sston from Havaaua.
:. 81, g ~ ;.,.a ofs. v;n,s,.
80 - ~. - la.a,I g .u7;,,.;.r
=" >'e % - s~' .,Is $50 :. !, @
you y =. " 'ue - 90. go n 80 s' 60. -,
w. eA'e'ssnsso ~sss 90. - 49,, 49,,
o1' ~ - e''' - ''.S
~''9, opnssu % - eaues ~ -, ~ .aa. 49,
me S,o"a Fassss-ou s"e 80. T %
1p'eu ~ - p',sSl. ;. ,,a go =, 49,
"ss'e'' Sac pIose:ueo ~ ausAo. W a Wv
Msss s;as - 80. ' i;b.,s,sd sftsr h.;na n,,,.
80 q. 49,. 49, e. 49, ,b.,A,t
oSfeo o. one pao&neup - on' ~ ",s r. ~
yea, me lslanu !easANes, was oos'a 80, ~
Il MA sa'p '1. ~ aaG ;.,aaa $780, $500
80 ,1a 'n 'ne q. Nv. a .s,a s,sna
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-20
Esract ofMe La4v ffhe CONFIRMATION.

g And if any master or mistress Of fami-
Iy, or any owner Of taxable property, shall
neglect or refuse to give in list of all male
tytheables, belonging to, or residing in his 6A'
her family Or of all his or her taxable pro-
perry, within FIVE days after demand made
thereof by any assessor, the person so offend.
ing, shall forfeit and pay one hundred dollars.
And if any person whatsoever shall wilfully
omit or misrepresent in the list given in, any
tythable or any taxable property, or shall in
any other manner conceal the same from the
knowledge of the Assessors, the person so Of
fending shall forfeit and pay double the amount
of the tax imposed upon such tythable or taxa
bic property. Every merchant, shop-keeper,
mechanic, or other person, having in his of
her service or employment any rk,iourney-
man apprentice Or assistant, shall render in
account Of the same in his or her list of tyths-
bles, and shall be accountable for the capits.
ton tax hereby imposed, in like manner, ana
under the same penalties, as if such clerI,
journeyman, apprentice or assistant were
member of his or her family. ~
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