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a Card -E0c7OR LET'S, lately irons
L \ the WestI id'es, his nEn.ued his, Office, sc
M smchestcr, III the heuse of MIR. L Bishop, far
the practice OF Phlsic, Surgery, and Mi2uifcyy.
He hopes from his snccess and experience, 10
merit the patronage OF a liberal pablo.
NJ Is. Private families NAV De supplied with,
Medicines, witt, suitable directions. or ADVICE
for the poor gratis.
SempteHhe Ell 60 .4|. II
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- =, PROCLAMATION.
BY Kfs ExcELLEMcY LIEUT.. GEN

- Az
-. SIR GEORGE PRf.VOSY
ber0ne/: Lieutenant C9ueynoy. and Con,
ntander M chieftn aad oUer his Aaiestus
froptnce II AoDa Scotia, and us D.ncn.
ceacies, &C. sc. sgc
Nv HEkEhs,' bv all act passed in the 18th
year or has present Majesty's reign, power is
given t. the governor, lieut.. governor. or
commander in chief, with the advice and
consent OF his Majes,y's courci!, TO allow ,ls
importation OF certain. enumerated articles
from the u Stases of America into this pro
vince for the purpose Of re exporting the
|eame. r. ~
l. hove therefore. thought III. with the
advice and consent Of his ,uajcstv's council,
10 publish this proclamation, hereby autho
rising and empowering Britisl, subjects, for
the, space OF three months fYom the date
hereof toimport and BRING into this province
from the UniFed States of America in Rri-
lsh SUIT SHIPS or vessels. owned and naviga
ted according to law, Scantliug, planks,
Slaves Heading, Boards, Shingles, Hoops,
or squared Timber of any sort, Horses,
Neat Cattle, Sheep Hogs. Poultry. or
live Stock or any SORT. Bread, Biscuit,
Flour. Peas Bemls, Potatoes, Wheat, Rice
Oats BARLEY, or grain of any SORT, and
british subjects, during the, same peri
Cd. are hereby authorizes, and, empowered
10 export N British ships; owned and navi-
gated as aforesaid, all or any of the said
herein before euumcr rated articles 70 any o.
Their of his Majes,y's Colonies or plantations
Given under my hand and Seal a,
arms, at Haiifax, this 2Sth day of
August, 1909 in the 49th year OF
his Majcsty's reign.
GEORGE PROVOST.
By ms -E1cetkencu's command
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GEORGE PROVOST.
By his .Eaccetieney's con,mana,
SAM. HeoD GEoRGE.
FROM HAVANNA.r

Capt, Spencer, arrived at Charleston,
sailed from Havana the first of September
and informs, that the day before he sailed
the Spanish ~ ST. Panic. arrived from Vera
I us. completely dismasted with the loss OF
20 OF her crew, having on board 9 600. 900
doliars in specie Prices at Havauua
sugar first quality. S dollars 10; Musco-
vado do, $50; molasses 20 cents per gallon.
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,riz a-a ptrhasep. The rrescn, dnke Of criesns is
'o17 itt thirty 6re year old His health is said
,tt To ne in a precarious state He is the Las,
I'D ss's esthat branch of the illastroos house of
Bourbon; is descended FROM Louis XIII, and
soH ~ lSn of Austria. by Philip. younger brother
&c - AZ Louis XIV who was the father Of the ia
81 = H.oas regent duke.
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BLOCKADE
or Guadatouhe, 81. Martins Is Sc. Eu.tati.

ST hARTHoLoMEws, Aug. 90.
The British have declared Guadalupe,
1t Martins. and st Eustatia. in, state of
blockade. We have just learned that a
large French squadron has just arrived at
Guadaloupe with tronps. The British have
enforced the old act, that all neutrals shall
carry the productions of their own Country
20 British ports.
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DOMESTIC.
PH1LApElpHfA. SEPT. %

tc- We have conversed with an american
2 gentleman who was at Liverpool OH the 18th
sef July last. and eye witness OF the transac.
tons which took place there with regard to
the American flag; aud as truth is always
desirable, particularly on subjects of so much
, Getrcacy. we shall give his iNformation i'm
=, nearly his own words On that day most
OF the American Captains generally unite
in csmmemorating their national anniversa-
ry, even in foreign ports. This was the
case az Liverpool on this occasion. In the
course or the day, some person very indis
'cteetiy, or with a design TO excite distur
bAnce, hoisted the American flag with the
British flag under it, reversed The ship.
carpenters, hearing of this insult to their
Tag, assembled IN 4 tumultuous manner, tore
down the standard and then repaired ON
BOARD most oil the American vessels, and
ioic ed them to haul down their coors, which
were displayed in honor of the day. The
officers OF one ship (the Superior Of this
port,) refusing to strike the American flag,
had itforcibly taken down and torn TO pie
ces by the enraged mob No other violence
was done. This we believe to be the true
state OF the case ...Fhii. Gazette.
Erfract Of a letter from New- BedforGN.
6afed Sehfemder %. 10 a gentleman in
New York
= ~ 'S''SiS II Oit EteWldtlQ OF
the ship WiHiam and Eliza, dated Gotten.
burg the 7,h of July. He arrive. on the
l1al. attera passage of s. days. OFF Jutlapd
he was spoken bv an English gun b. who
informed him and three others, that the Da
nish gun boats take all Americans. The
; night following, ship from Salem and one
from New York were taken by them. Mex
morning The boats fired at the brig Alexan
der, of Salem, and the William and Eliza
when about 200 rods apart the brig struck
but Howland squared away, aud packing all
Sail got of. He saw no prospect of going t.
Russia; his Cation, coffee and sugar would
do very badly atGottsnburg--his oil, tebac
CO. rice aud logwooa would do tolerabiy well.
1t the English vessels give chace to the pri-
zes, they run them on shore, and plumber all
they Can be fore they leave them off He was
ati'i waiting to see if no opening occurred to
get to Copenhagen, where his cargo wa.
wanted. Thus it appears, we shall receive
ne supply this season OF Russia goods, as it
isunsafe to pass the Categat. In a calm.
~half convey WAS taken few days before
by those gun, boats"
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NOTICE Al diose marbtsf 10 The estate Of
~ David CyeasharU. iced are ,eqaesfedto come
foysOeyd sna ndke payment, Jwfhe, 'rsaI-
gence oil be giv,a al fheSe thar havs claims /.
ga0fs me sd'd estate, requested 10 conle fer-
syatd and pake them knoSca, d6eRt 70 fet-
re up the s,tate. CHdRLES CRENSHdW,
Executor 0, DIVtd Cyensidss-
.Sebte7tber % ss2%H
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4 GRhEhBLE 10 former, Advertisements,
"A Nfh be sold by ,Messrs. Prosser aptL Mon
cure, on Thursday the 5tE Of October next, at
the front door OF the Eagle Tavern between the
hours OF four and FIVE in he afternoon on a Gre
DIT OF one and two years--the following tracts OF
LAND, to wit:
1855 Acres more or less by 200 acres, in the
County OF Cfeenbriers .r.s ft
1856 Do in Bottftour, county, on thesn,ain
1000 10 in said county, ahIuining the former
tracl. and Ike it both sides of said roa,l
$50 DO. in ,ai3 city, extending a small dis
tance IN Bedford csflnty: -"
236 Do, IN said county, on I.ohcsy's Mil creek:
1880 Do. on Paint creek; formerly MontgoB,e-
~. u"w kanawha ,1uaty So
$50 DO. IN Percy river and Walksrs's creek,
Montgomery, now Ganawhs county z.
$50 Do III same county
.o90 De. on tine torss of Salt river, state II
Ren,ucky :: ".
$50 DO Military rights III Kanawbs county
pa DO IN the lIlirois gran, north ives! OF o.
hio s.
1000 Doom Deer creek. Green ri'sr, state Ok
1000 10 on Deer Greek, joining the ,sfore-
mentioned tract.
he s,sIbsr holds geners warraurees for G.
VRry tract, hc two OF $50 and 1000 acres in
Bottetouit excepted, tthey having heen located
for John lie Meyer and hDlssit,) but Will (dis-
posed as he is. to sch At very reduced prices,
@sateVor is not military rght,) give specis owes
The four rs. met toned tracts, which are fof Ipi-
Etary services will be sold, IL reqnired, With ge.-
neral wsrrsntees Bends with approved sccuri-
~. (and be aring interest fIom he date, ii noe
ponctually 7aid,) will be required.
CT sTRAS.
q a.
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fNBz Hano, er Fail .focKHar cLUg RAcKS,.
L. Will commence on the second We sxdgy5
in October pexts First days race, 8 mJe heats;
the secsnd days race, two mile heats. Each day
free foe any horse, mare gelding TO run, accor-
ding To the rules Of the Fairfield course a ge-
neral mfStinE the Club is requested to atteiA
at Hanover court house, the day preceding tl.e
race. ,fj- SATHURST JONES,
7ysssurty and Pyopyiefs, ej tie GoHrss.
Septcmb-r % At
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a. ENJOY L.@-The suJsctiber hss rcraosed
Y his Coach Maker's Shnp aboU. tlree s,gua.rs
north east, on tie safoe street he resided 90 Ed
uso ly opposite lie office formerly keff by Ads1s
Cray decd Wfsre BE cuI4es ont a, cash me-
.ag business. in alii's hrsaehes. Ne tscs leave
% retuiu hissiE &c tiseks 70 hs ifnfs stot,e
ublic W. general, fortbeir pas supp n bopas
Nv his attention and i1nc.udry o fntr3 Ae3n-
tnuanoe 81 their patronage
JVSHu N&sT.
Sept %. ~tS,
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My of Williamsburg, REWSOARDT ING
Y HOUSE The sebscribor WIN 1--we ~ the
large and eornmodious house, formerly OccG'.ieG
as a tavern by Ms Maupin, on market squ,res
heng the centre of the city, respectfully iatorns
the public, thai he intends opening immediately
Boarding House, and proposes 70 take in about
I2bosrders. p K DKNEgFYILLE.
Sept % At
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NsRfoLx Sent. Is.

;. s-f -, NeRfeLK. Sept. Is.
Yesterday about four O'Clock. arrived the
United States trigatc Els SEX loHN SMtra,
Esq COMMANDER. Ineredioie' az it may APP.
pear. this ship took her departure from the
Light, House, off Newport, At one O'clock
"wednesday morning aud made Cape. Henry
Light House on Thursday morning at eight
o'clock, and was woored in the harbos of
this place at three the same day. This fri
gate is generally considered one of the fast
est sailors that ever was launched the
beauty OF her model reflects the highest Gre
dir ON the naval architecture of our country
In the event of actual servcr, we have no
doubt that her present commander will wipe
OFT a portion at that stigma. which is atpre-
sent attached to our infant establishments.
Herald
- ..:.::f ~ I'd Sep. 90.
Two brigs, two sctooner5 and sloop, eli
British. have been detained in the Delaware
by the Delaware Gutter. upon u suspicion
ct violating the Non Intercourse law.
Ledger.
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WE FIX BIZ NIGHT,
LONG STORIES

LONE ICklES.
CT boz g--Caliery rs cents--Chiiircn half
priee.-Iicksts TO be had at The Theatre, x from
M DAVIS, at his printing office IL Doors TO be- o.
pencd at b e'clock-Curtsin to rise at 2 O'Clock,
precisely. Sent JQ--li
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-26

TOR SALE snsaH raef Of LAND, Lyisg ina.
l. the county Of Primer EkuVd, on Bash rlveys
foinimgths land rvHtch reside, and
Ing n6eut $50 acre..
Als0 q fen likely NEGROES For ,oms s9es-
aly 70 Pm, Rands(eh, IN Riehmsnd, or the sui,
sryiber, in Prince Edward ,s r
PEIfpW RANDOLPH
Z. Se6'i stbeF % 49, Sslu
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Rtsbn,ono Einatre.

Tie fIst ni.ht .'st one Of Pegfot7n nee until tAe
Company relnri: from Frederiels64,g.
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Z E X E L T,
TIE SIEGE OF MoNreArz.

7. with new. Scenery and Decorations.
In Act lst. A Forest, in which the disguised
Tekeli and Wolf Escaped from the Austrian sol-
diers
in Act Cd. The inside Of the mill OF Kebe n,
WITH bridge across the Torza u, tile back ground
Ga Act Sd view inside Of tue Fortress of
Msntgatz--changest TO the ramparts, with grand
battle between Tie Hungarians and Austri.ns, in
which Tekeh, assisted by Alexina who, in single
combat, vafqushes Austrian officer is ycto-
riouS and Montestz saved.
To which will be added (fnr the first time
here) the Musical Entertainment Of
WE FIX BIZ NIGHT.
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90 Weinesda, Evening. 9th September, will
be presented, lf;ir the 6rst time here,) Grah6
IIeia Drama called
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DIED a. New YORK. George Clinton. jim
formerly a Repre- sentative IN Ccugress anc
@,ly son Of the vice president Of the y. ,.
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= British schooner Hanna from st. Jsro d,
1n =. beUbd To lS0rialk, with % passenger
was wrecked 18th August, 81 Crooked III
and Passe bag isatriNed saGe at Charleston
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Grfrdet ofa letter from Mr.. Henry Whih-
re .frst o8ice'' Of the shit George and
mary, BuckAn, Of Providence, received
6y an arriUok az PAikadekhhia. dakcd
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ihe RepnbEcan ciuzens OF Phiadelpbia
nave nopnnated Dr. .9dam Seg5erf as :
osnd's'ate ios a se.e in Congress, ~ the place
~ Dr. Say, who has ies,gned
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The English hdviccs uia New York are
down to the 9th, Of August. According 90
these,
The Swedish ports are probably to be shut
against England;
The politics Of Corstontinofkc are taking
turn in favor OF tie French.
The French government at Rome have en-
acted a variety Of decfees. The Ingui-
sidoa is abol shed--evefy femforai ju-
rtsdiction, possessed bV the regolsrur Sc
cuiar clergy, is abOlished--the right Of
asylum for criminals is no more.
The schooner Fawn has arrived at Balti-
impre-adviceS one day later. They state
that the different places in Waicheren,
! Flushing excepted, had after a feeble resis-
lance Surrendered by capitalization to the En-
gGsh, who had made about 1000 prise
The island of South & North ijeveiand and
Schowen we're taken by the division Of Gen
oir Joha Hope.
DIED a. New YORK. George Clinton. jim
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. . q 40
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
passarbu setts election.
TO THE ELECTORS OF MAINE.

=
Permit plain uneteredman who cuivaes
who houldered his musket TO- and joined American army
oppose the opprcssors of his country address few obse
vaons you in relation approaching election Among the many
privileges obtained by the establishment of your ndepsn
dence that OF eecng your Chief Magistrate, important
and by the constitution of your this duty devoves up
yearyand the first Monday of April day you
will be called upon Two of your fellow citizens
nominated candidates FOR your uages fill the important Of
hce OF Governor OF this Commonwealth, the Hon. CHRISTIE
PER GORE the federal republican candidate, and the Hon.
Len Lincoln the democratic gentlemen
like political sentiments would be of much
the people which of them should obtain election but this
the Case They differ much regard what ought
pursued IN order the safety and prosperity of Mass
achuse political situation, the present moment differs
romwhat the close Of the Washington administration
short examination OF the public conduct of these will
once settle the question in the mind of every
which should be supported The form of governments pro-
pe administered under which the citizens OF this live,
uqueslonably iIy adequate them the full
OF all the blessings civilized society and when federal and
state constitutions administered by federal by pro-
losing the political principles Mr. Core you did
Joy these blessings Then you nation respected abroad
happy and prosperous at home The farmer enabled sell
bis surplus produca high pricehe could MS
improve and enlarge his FARM The mechanic could obtain
slant and printable employment and the merchant
os his enterprise and anxiety in the profits Of general commerce
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
Hon. CHRISTOPHER GORE.
.H# a A SOLDIER of 70.


TO the Electors Of Lincoln Hancock ard ~ oshhngfon
ON the first Monday of April you will be called upon give
for Governors Sc for the ensuing political year,
The maxim you you reap" will be literally
r6ed Every will readily allow that the present mpor-
ant and critical period public affairs and is the highest
that you besow suages those characters who
for their integrity their virtueand
their aachento,S for your civil rights
and priyieges Men who viii sdan yield their support
OF the democratic party which have spread and dis
throughout your district.
have noticed that the Federal Republican ticket for Senators
Lincoln District bears the OF the Hon. THEODORE
LINCOLN, and Hon. MARK L. HILL. These gentlemen
universally known the undertaking supporters and advocates
your commercial rights which your democratic rulers have
long, unustly deprived you Of
Their the legislature year past check thai
runous policy pursued by Congress- which has involved
thousands of poverty distres induced the admins
tron Of the general government permit you carry your
confidence support Let
hold dear and auabe unite heart and hand eectng
otherwise must be represented in the Senate by such
Uian kng and Francis Carr. Let
publications. and upon what principles these
ded to your favor.
King, who ederasbut left The party because they
had much of the spirit OF ireemen submit his dcaes
What has been his conduct
Cyl Has been regulated bv spirit Of candou and
by regard for the interests and rights of people No
the contrary, he conducts with
below Lin, and lends himself se,e
him in Office. To keep up his popularity he condemns The anti
commercial and embargo policy, privatcard
done every thing his power the Senate to a
prove support them Recolect his conduct towards Major
Wood and others the past winter when proposition made by
himself agated for APPLYING government relief from
oppression But MIR. King has his private personal objects
eW and ~ other considerations must yield 10 uem Ills
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
APPOINTMENTS.

Among the nominations, made by the President under
sand that ofJoHS QvINcY ADAMS Minister Plenpoenay
ST. Peersbusgh which taken in the Senate, they
having resoyed--Ayes l7Noes l5tha such mission
their opinion unnecessary The Senate adjourned the 9TH
instant, sine de-JNahonaf Lnrelfgeneer.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-09

..o.;on as foolish as it would be
os e 6 wicked and pcr6dious !; they
ardE' oh 70 the gibbet over his body,
=. =. his h. life, compared to the faithful
,D's ~ 20 Of the high trust conhded to him,
Fasl = hut feather in the balance-in
ula :. J;.graceful extremity, the general
70 : asr his own honor by shooting the
uia - Tho resisted his orders, in which
h'4 nave 40 doubt, he would be gallant
cav nletl by every gentleman who wears
sesv m,,sicn, and by every soldier OF cou-
s. an sns officers of this army are commands
. exact the most prompt obedience
heir interiors, and to punish on the
:. any man who may pause over an order
'asr seditious expression.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-09
NORFOLK, Sept. A.

Arrived. brig Martha Bland, Nash, 40
from Cork. July 81, long. %, was
f.ard b. the British sloop of war Bios
having under convoy 8 transports with
a"a. bound TO Quebec, politely treated,
,sfs 20 lat 40, 6, long. SO, 80, spoke ship
4 lromack, Brown, IS days out from Cork
Ea,od 10 New York. July 81, LAT. 50, IL,
|e'r, a, 50, spoke brig James, Berry, from
Ep;I,d, lnhia bound to Madeira. August
/ WIS boarded BY the British sioep OF war
atlantic. and politely treated. sOth, lat.
3 4e. long. ~, "a, spoke a brig from De.
n,rara bouud 10 Boston-S5 days out.
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From the Baltimore american.

COPENHAGEN, July IS.
IN Inc 7'h of July 10 English vessels of
"A' landed 400 men at Cuxhaven and Ritz
, Du,sl OF which places they Immediately
s'0A possession. 1t is said that the English.
ave o also landed some troops at Bremerlehe.
81. Tue 18th of July IS English armed yes
Fh. sefe sesEso lay off the mouth of the
! bars spparen,ly withtroops onboard. They
Il Sl o faZed thefort of Ritzbuttle. The duk,
y brunswick, Oels. is still in Saxony.
~ ..'ces Current Copenhagen, July IS. /
h.. =. az (owedish) 8 rix dollars per Dbl. Pep
ffpRtIayenne) rix dolls. per ID. Pepper
sa.sct 20 Danish shllings per ID. CHINA
1e J' liss qual.) 9rix dolls. perlb. Cinnamon
=; S,u qual, } rix dolls. Fer ID. Fresh Rals
T IT. % Danish shilhngs per ID. Sugar (St.
Saomaa,s), 81 1.2 Danish shillings per ID.
ssar Havanna) Sc Danish shillings per ID
sas Danish refined SO Danish shilling
FsiIo' Sugar Lump)7o Danish shillings pr
russian Blue, SO Danish shillings per
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
SebteMbeY a, 1909.

September 4, 1909.
ordered, That Charles nj Anlgn., f1enry
Nicholson and Danlei Mcleod, be COM
missioners to hold All election IN the second
ward on Friday the 18th inst. at the Coun-
Gil Chamber, 10 elect member Of the Coia-
mon Council tor SAID ward, in the place OF
James, Cure, resigned.
ADAM LYNN, &C.
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SHIP

ARRIVED,
Schr. Ann, Berry, HI, hmond--Coai--C.
Hand.
CLEARED,
Sch,. Columbia, Haliett, Boston, by Fax
on, MetcaH 4 Co.
Brig Mariann, Greene, Newport-the
master.
Schooner Little Mary, Kelly, Boston,
CT. Catlett, and others.
Eagle, Jones, Currituck-the mas
Sea, Hewitt, New York, Chs. |. Cat
lett, and Anderson and Mutt.
Sally, Keeney, New London, the
master. ~
-----.-.sa-s-<E
ar Printing in all ats varisty neais
y exeeaed at this Office, q -
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-09
NOTICE.

THE President and Directors OF the Great
Hunting Creek Rridse Company, will
receive proposals until Friday next tor MIX
ing a. road from the west end OF the tridg e.
acloss the sunktn ground TO the fast lana. IN
the direction the ROAD is at present opened,
the distance is about $40 yaras, the load to be
MADE In the following manner -
he road to be thirty feet wide in every
part, and to be secured on each side WIFI a
brush waiting, four feet high and Elk in with
brush ana earth. three feet above the present
surface and rounded in the middle to a rise
OF twelve inches-,he work 10 be completed
by the first day of November next ane! to
have regular ascent to land on the bridge.
By order Of the Beard,
John HooH, Secretary.