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MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE,

FOR "a LIE,
Or .yiH Be exchanged f9r Proher:y in dleran-
dYia or lis uicinity,
A Warrant for 6e6 acres Of Land,
Granted by the state OF Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war. his
land lies in the state Of Ohio, and is said to
be amongst the best in the state. It will be
sold great bargain. Apply to
John Longden.
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embargo. The wslFare Of orr country IS
not to be sacrificed to the views or feelings
of those who have brought it into It's pre-
sent situass on.
Let then, the resolution before US be a.
dopted, and the embargo removed. As
the British orders IN council were not the
cause of the embargo, the honor Of the y.
States is not pledged for their prc0ioals re-
PEAL
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1t is evident that the people Of n,o
are very seriously alarfnel at the s 'psf'y
sions OF an anarchical IatiisI,a..s. .v.r Ms'.l,
to commit the greatest excgsses.- tir
IF Nav. II. '''
DAYoxsE, 30.
The headquarters OF the inlps.j,l {,
has been removed from srt,l to To!o.. @''F
is confirmed t hat Romano has b., : i
plete.v beaten, and that we are mas.ssS '',
Bilboa. St. Asndcro will soon BE- in orr : y
session. F'
PARIS, N90sm6er IA
A ietterfrom Vittoria Of IT, 31st cont,,
the following intelligence: '
The army Of king Joseph, our belop.,
sovereign, has already acted on the or,
sive. It has taken all The positions Of 4,
insurgents ca the Ebro, ana it has FORM
junction with the Left division com,,,,J
ed by Money. Viana, Logrono, Cotalon,
are in the hands of our aoons. ,oee.l
with 500 prisoners, and great quaati,r, i
baggage.
On the 5th inst. his majesty the erD,,,,
and king transferred his head quarters :
Viltoria. The Argus announces that r.
arrival Of his najesty was the sigma! for
general engagement, wllich was ATTENDED
by victory complete in every respect
f5suaai dc lEmpife, Nav. II.
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LONDON, MovemBey 20
Aamira.E4-CM9s, M9peMbrr q.


Copy Ola letter transmitted By admgA
Young, commander in chief OF lis maiesr,
ships and vessels at Plymouth, to ii: hc.
w. ". Pole.
Ameth5e., Aamoaze, Mo,15
lily LORD,
| have the .naoct sincere pleasure !,
acquainting you, that lis majesty's ship 4.
A?aeei,ysf, under ray command, capture.
the 1oti instant, at night, the Trench iri2:
La I'hetis, Of "A guns, and a crew Of 10
lnen, who had served years together, and
los soldiers, from L'OricntEor hEar.iaiqa,
Being close to The Il. w. point Of Groa 81,
was seen quarter i5eiorc 7. Z. iIaa1 ia,
mcl,iately chased ani close action 2c5t
before 10 O'Clock, which continued gil
little internission ill twenty minues a.
ter midnight. Having fallen On bogl
for Short time after ten, and from a qga'
ter past Il, when she Intentionally lad q
on board till she surrenI Tered (A5oat d
hour she lay fast along side, the Guied
or bes: bower anchor having entered hI
foremost main deck port and she was, afa
great slau6hter, boarded and taksnP2sts
sion OF, and some prisoners received
from her before we disengaSad the sa'Ia
Shortly after ship Of war was seen clcs';
fast under a press Of sail, WHICH provtlo
be the Triumph, which Immediately 5Ia
Us the most essential assistance ;hat TIL
anxious and feeling mind OF such al oI|i
as sir Thomas Hardy could suggest Al
half past one the Shannon joined, received
prisoners from, and took La Ihet'' ID TOW
She is wholly dismasted, dreadi9lF Sh1
tered, aud had her connaDd.f HIl;a-
captain de Vaisseau,) and one handred %
thirty FIVE men killed one iulufta al
two wounded, amongst whomrare allHeF"
iicers except three. The AmetaySt AZ
lost nineteen killed and nfly one Wolas'
amongst the former is lieutenant BENIN
Kipdall, most promising young ofac'f
the Royal Marines, who suffered 6r'cE
and that Invaluable o.aicer, Lieutenant )"
Payne, dangerously wounded tae me-
mast shot away, and the ship macn
mayed and ieakv. No language can y
vey an adequate idea Of the cool and :. o
tcrmined bravery shewn by every ohl once; !.
man of this snip /; and their truly n0o. J.
hayiour has laid TIE under the creates,
legation. The assistance received w. ".
my gallant friend the first iieute0aoc~ ~ ~
Goddard Blennerhasset, an o!Hcef Of 3,
merit and ability, is beyond aliienc@9'5T, q.
Lieutenants Hill and Crouch, RAD -'.h =
the master, (whose admirable eS''p .~4
particularly at the close Of tae acton ~
the enemy was on fire, the boardeis 'n' ma
ed, and the ship had suddenly maui
feet water, suimounted all diacuj[ -. nj
happily preserved to add lustre TO MS nj
iesty's service. Injustice to lno a,.'t;, 81
the surviving commander OF ia =, If ia
must observe. he acted with 5I'gu'| :, d:
ness, and WAS the only French'n1' !"
qaarter deck when We boarded iiei'
| have the honor to Be, &c.
(StupeJ1 "a
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INTELLIGENCE.
WA NORFOLK.)

Bonobarte's entrance ntoStam-A Actions IN
Stain and Viezv q the Stare Of france.
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N O T | c /.

I wish to rent nv FlsHlNo 70
al the Mouth of H.nfiAs-cfe rralk.
Jaliie' oas%
January 5.
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Duiky Gazettr, 6 Dollars per Gnnatas.
Country Gazette. S Dollars.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-15
PHIIAD. MAY 4, 1909.

More PennClvania hg/aygenry!
Lat evening General Brigbf ana
his men were removed from the Pri-
fon in which they had been lodged,
to the new Prifon, corner OF Arch
and Broad Street.
On Thurfday evening, and lax e
vening, the band Of Pbiladslpbia 1i1es
went to the Prifons, in which are
incarcerated the defenders OF the
State sovereignty. and for fome time
continued to play popular airs. They
were accompanied by a great number
of citizens, who made the air ring
with Huzzas for the State-the mil
ria. and the Governor of Penniylva'
MIA. and for General Bright aud hi
men. It was with fome dithcultl
that popular indignation was refrain !.
ed from venting itfslf againit thoi
who have been mott active IN prof
tra,ing the rights Of the State, AM
the trial by jury.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-15
Mp JEFFERSON AT HOME.

The late PRECEDENT OF the unitea
States, is at length fate in the rseei-
e, Of obfcurisy. AS the poet lays
How little are the great!
when they have once paasd over the
political ftase. Mr.. J has no longer
location to exclaim, with the oa1 d IS
bard, oh rural rtti, smenf, s0''fn J0 :.l
I beboA thee ? Home and all i's
hearrfeI. joys arc his, and long 10 M. J
he enjoy them. There will be no
~, more adulatory addrefies, no mor'
" ms,.worfhip," & thanks to DIVINE
Providence, no more Jciferlonian IN
anence upon our public councils
But Mr.. Jeferion has been wei
coined home, and we have no oojec
,ion 20 the thing at ALI BY the n'ei'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-15

~, q, hPHIL -.
That the tide of Democracy in this
o'a'e is on the ebb, will appear from
the change in the representation of sew.
erai towns. In Cumberland, Mr.. Uoi.
COT tied } was elected in the room of Mr.
D0rfle" (dem.) In Foster, Messrs
IeHns and Stone (feds. in the room Of
Messrs. Davis and Potter fdemos
In Coventry, Mr.. Greene (fed } in the
room Of Mr.. Foster tdemo.) In Bls.
foa MIR. Hardwea fled ] in the room
OF Mr.. Reynolds [demo.] In Barr:nrson.
Mr.. Smith (fed.l in the room of Mr.
8rovn ldemo.1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-15
Al. II By.La7v to iecure TIE 7s4on

II. II By.La7v TO eczre tie 7ogor
Pumps, Il prevenf TIE 1paRe Of qpafer.
At" 0ras,sfty he torn. That if any perfon
or perions ihall wi'fally, Willingly or careleG.
y break, 'njure or deface, or in any wife pu,
out Oh order any of tie pumps which are e,
III any well dug partly or wholly a, the en-
Penie OF the town, whether fuch erpenfe wa,
betrayed when or AFTER fuch well was made
every perion 70 offending fhall forfeit and nav
one dollar; and any fuch perfon or perion.
nan be further liable 10 the action Of tie in.
haf'tan's OF the town tor all damages done bv
hun or them to iueh pump as aforefaid.
<4'd IN fviber o,as,si ar afo,esaif, Tha, IL
any perion ihall a, any time pump more wa.
ter OUT of any of the wells aforefaid than he
or lie may want for immediate uie or fhall
pump any water ffom fuch well unefs IL he
INTO Tome caik or other velIel or fhall in anv
manner whatever unreafonaby waite the wa.
yer III iuch well, by pumping the fame, fueh
pe'lon i.ail forfeit and pay fifty cents.
ana " j"He "df,sa ar e/o,eleii, That no
rough or other convenience, for watering |
'at'le or hor'es ihaIl be placed or kept ar or
near either OF The pumps aforefaid, nor fhaIl |
my pe1on or perfons water his, her or their
'orle COW or other beaif, nor permit the fame
drink, at either of fad pumps, of wafer OBJ
AIMED from the fame, on pain tina, eyery Der.
On Offending in either of the aforefaid par,;.
''ar' ihall forfeit and pay one dollar.
: Il By.La1v agai4f Sqmbs, Crack
ers, and ofber Firezporks.
~ u ordered BY TIE soron, That if any perfon
Al IRE any fqnio, cracker, ferpent, or
her preparation whereof gan powder is an
gredient, or which conGlts wholly of the
ne, IN or upon any of the ftrests, highways
les or whsrve', or on board any vefiel, fuch G
ron hall forfeit and pay one dollar. Z
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-15
IMPROVEMENTS.

Mr.. Thomas Bruff, OF the CITY OF asn'
;,g,or. has lust invented machine for ma.
I;nv Siof, which is highly spoken Of In the
Wssb;nrton papers. The machine Is said
10 be very simple, and is adequate to the
making within nine hours, OF s,s .0.' :. s'y.
same quantity of any kind OF ball, rom IN. IN
small rife to a musket. Mr.. bruH mas up
kained a patent from the government VI wv
United States for this invention
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-15

The afembly is competed OF ia
members. Befde thefe one more IS
calculated on in 7iega. another n
Broon,<, and third in Sfenben and IL
koba.,. There are alto favourable
reports from Ontario, Cortland and
Delxwaye. The Federal majority we
confidently expect will be up to 10.
Laus Dec Gent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-15

the present question as Francel ; that
the French minister further observed
that unless the American ports should
DC Closed against Britain, until a mara.
time peace could be obtained, France
ana America must be considered to be
at war with each other"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-15
Epom 4gs wEST.INDIES-LATE

Capt.. Jackfon arrived at Bolton on
ruefday from Mar'inico, informs OF
tbe arrival there OF Admiral Duck
WORMS fquadrou of fix fail Of she hne'
in pu,fsit of the L'Orienr FL. iquad-
ron and had failed for the SAINTS.
This fquadron will augmen! the
Britilh blockading force to ten fail OF
the line which i; is eYprcieI NUT
fpeed,ly capture or deilroy The French
fouadron and render abor'ive anolh-
er attempt of Napoleon to Obtain
{" iDips, commerce and colonies
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-15
HAIL, SISTER NEW.y0PK,

All The Nf1v-Yok papers confirm
the glorious tiding. of the return Of
the powerful and rdpeaable State of
s0-Yoyk to the politics of the i'm.
mortal WAsHiNcroN.-The xdxouv
Balance of the sti infant, ftates the
Certainty of threleetions of federal
Anemblymen inshe following coun-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-15
Latf Dinimons.

The following is list of Buonapartr,a
ne " creations, as far as they have vet come
49, EMPERnep another term
Napoleon Bunn--- s'..x.,.r 81 Germany.
Eapol~- Empe'" "
ss pnharnois, married to Napoleon
BuonaParte, xtNGs.
Nanoleon Buonaparte-King Of Ray.
Ioseph Buonaparte King 81 Naples.
ioseph Buonaparte, tifulay King q Spdtn
ou;s Buonapar,e-KinS Of Holland,
Jerome puonaparte-K,ng q Westeh0na'
Joachim Murat-King Of Naples
Hector (pake) Of Basar'a-A'"g q 0a''
F,eesor (Duke) of wurtemburg-KiHs 81
r,ec,or Duke J of sa1ony--xrng Of Sasony
QUEENS.
Countess Buharnois, married TO Napoie
Wv Ruonaparte, married to General
-, queen II Naples
'''. -. married to Joseph buonaparte,
9ueen Of Naples, and
t;,ular Queen Of Span.
Maaemoisclle Buharnois, married 10
Guns Buonaparte, Queen Of H'Aand'
pr,ncess of Wurtemburg, married TO err
ono Buonaparte, queer y "esI
nnchess of Bavaria--s,neen 81 ba"dria.
duchess of Wurtemburg-Sgeen q Har'
pnchess Of saxory--@ueen Of Sas'ny,
PRINCES.
cambacercs-P Prince, Areh Chancellor
The +. Empire. I'll.
I.e Drun-Pfince, arch 1fed'wer q n.s
buharnois, son of the Empress. Q
5 France - Prince IF France, and p''e-e'n
/ | Talle,rand-Pfiace Of BeneventO.
L ger,hier- Prince y NiegtchatelS Vdlen8e
u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Ponte Corvo.
4 Melz;. and two or three other OF buoh'
\ par,e's Italian Ministers--ifinees q u
e kingdom q itaJ.
!. PRINCESSES.
- Buonaparte, formerly married 70 Se
=, lie Clerc, and since tosthe Prince Dor
hese-Pymcess Of Lucca. :,
Mademoiselle Buharnois, daugh,er Oh :.
u Senator Buharnois, married tothe frihe
e, ROYAL OF Bavaria--Irimcess Of france
4. GRAND DUKES.
81 Prince of Baden--Grand DUDE q baae'
Joachim Murat--Grand Dute q Berg
&c c'eves.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-15
The Dove.

! The editors Of TIC Doue. a newo.
paper printed ct Washington, in Ken.
lucky, have lately announced TO their
correspondents that no more pieces of
the slang. svhanging kind will be receiv.
ed at their Office, unless the au,bo,s
deem them OF sufficient CONSEQUENCE 10
be published in handbills. As The term
siang-whanging" did not appear, in
this instance, to be used in its ORIGINAL
acceptation, we were little curious -
know what was meantby it. From th,
oest Hight We can obtain by looking over
Two or three numbers of the paper. j,
should seem that slang..ehancine. in
kentucky, Is nearly SYNONYMOUS with
slanaer0us. II this be the case, the p,rb.
iiShers OF The Dove are in a similar
Predicament with an English bishop of
whom we have read. The Bishop was
also Baron, and very profane swea.
'er' One OF his dependents yentured
% demonstrate with His Reverence up-
On the impropriety of his conduct. and
was told thath did not swear as a bisb-
p out as baron. But, says the
hrewd undefling, if THE Devil Should
AK .ne Baron, what would becom. of
nc D'snof = Now for the application. !
ne managers of The Dove win no lon. I
or publish pieces which are consider.
. s y in their paper, but in G
suppose the angry Eagle I
the law should clap his talons upon Il
'ese gentle Doues,-or, to speak with 4
II figure, suppose the Printers Of The s.
.H0oiffs to be prosecuted for a libel. r
nat would become Of the editora.nfa- 2rss
yer Nfreeman'; AAll the gun-boats Sii'
Ord~suon. The seamen' excep, WI
,-t55ss 20 each gun. boat, are turned
: 10 the siga,cs which we expect
10 be retained in commission. we me
slider thi, prompt measure as indi' Cal
i've offhe Interpretation OF the pre- Br
! Administration to the fiddliny ma leo
.vstrm Of the iast.-By this event. re,
yryrr. number Of excellent young ~
GERS, who promise 70 be an honor 70 co
r. country and profession, will be -
own out OF employment unless m 10
I'd, the administration, as we hope II
i. should direct the immediate con-
uction of the six sevenfysfo1r gun
ias, authorised by the Law OF Con- ed
ess for Feb. 25th 1899, and then APP TO
owed by President ADAAs line de
nber of which, at a great expense, was NJ
en- purchased and if report SPEAKS A.
nth, is now shamefully neglected IN :,
e navy yards.-This measure would s. :.
We empld hent to many skiltal me- e
the popularity OF the u
be laying the ioun-
alton of an efficient Navy, which inc
United States must one day have:
'"''~ Censinei]
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-15
KNOXVILLE, (rRH APRIL y.
Mr.. G. w. Campbell has declin'

Mr.. G. w. Campbell has declin'
ed being a candidate for reelection
to Congrefs. The Hon. Jofeph An
derfon has been reelected Senator
of the United States, for fix years.
and Jenkin White6de has alto been
eleefed a Senator of the U. S. in the
room of Gen. Smith, who has re-
6gned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-15

at 'ity of the people in his own counrv.l
!, IN aniwer TO their compliments.
. ne asks, with the prophet SAMUEL
! this quotation from the B;bke il
: good omen)-W'bse OK haze Itaksu
or avhm haze I dsrau4ea !? Wbou,
1aaf 4 apprsDsd, or Of rubsG hands have
1reeaved a 6yibe to bind MINI ers.
.0ers7esf6 He has thought proper
20 omit one of the prophets quef.
,ons' or 4ob,ts ass haze ifakeu ? Mr.
j. was fenGble that the people knew
very well that he had had sheulands
o. the lang cared tribe, in the human
lnaPe too. fort of /" centaurs nor
ccaouious," hanging about him ever
lnce ne had power and place ar h;s
niipoial. As for the rea, the la,e
.reIdent was never accufed of Zeal.
ing oxen. or of being bribed BY anv
tmng ellie than the love of DOW.
81 and popularity. We believe he
was aImoit as incorruptible as Fabri-
Gus on the fcore of money.
We fhbioin the proJna;o, -
s Tnien we have alluded. It is proba.
by the lait "itate paper" tha, viii
due from his bureau.
10 the b6a5tanfs # 1dgermak eounts.
IN Ti,ginia.
Hefurn'ng to the fcenes of nv
lr.h and early life, 70 thouGu5ries.
itch the hiftory of wonderful
a made incumbent on thoie called
them, the pomp, the tarmoil, thc
file and splcndor of Office, have
avn but deeper 6ghs for the tran
Ill and irrefponiiblc occupations OF
ivate life, for the enjoyment OF an
Fe6tionate intcrcmrfc with yeu, my
.;ehbors and friends, and the en-
garments Of family love, which ma
re has given us ali as the fweetner
every hour. For thefe, gladly
y down the diitrefIing barshen OF
over, and fsek, with my fellow-citi-
ems. repofe and fafety under the
,archful cares, the laboss and exer-
ON. Of Younger and ADLER minds
he anxieties you exprefs to admin
her TO my happinefs, do of them
Elves confer that happiness and the
,eafure will be compleat. if my en-
eavours to fulfil my duties IN the
everal public fations to which !
ave been called, have obtained tor
ne til. appreciation of my country.
The part which I have acted Gu the
hea.re of public life, has been be-
;ore them and to their ientence
rubmit it blu, the teitimony OF my
native county, of the individuals who
have known me in private ilte' 20
nv conduct in its various duties and
relations, is the more graceful as pro-
ceeding from eye witnehes and OBJ
ferves, from tryers of the viclnage.
or YOU. then my neighbors, ! may
ask. in the face Of the world, "whoie
OK have I taken, or whom have de-
frauded /! Whom have oppreiied,
or Of whole hands have received
br;be to blind mine eyes Herewith e
On YOUR verdict / ref with con-
fcious fseurity. Your wiihes for my
hanpinefs are received with juit fem
i,bility. and offer 6ncere prayers Tor
your own welfare and PROPERTY.
Til: JEFFERSON.
I! April cd, 1909.
| Witb 4uh.m / 4uas raifd, The
virginians laugh much at the Yam
lkees for faying, guess 10 rate 4
man or woman, ia Virginia, means
Ito bring them up,:o educate them'
bu, more particularly, to give them
their food in early life J9"na|
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-15
FRENCH INFLUENCE.

A candid democrat has been Pleased
to eulogize the federal party Tor 'neir
honorable and DISTINGUISHED conduct IN
giving praise to Mr. Madison iorat the
result of the correspondence between
Secretary Smith and the BRUSH ihi'
lister. The supporters OF federal prih'
ciples value nothing but the apptooa-
ton of their own consciences higher
than the applause Of the honest men
who oppose them. If Mr.. Madison as
as firmly dealt with by violent demo-
Gratis. as he will be by the iederalists,
his administration will be brilliant and
successful. We insert the following
| abstract. TO shew the dangerous French
| influence which he will have to ehcouh
ter.-Baltimor Fed Refino.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-15
Fran a Jacobin Paher of This City, fno-
Eshed in Juiy last.

Eshed in Juiy last.
&C Another London paper stases' tha'
to the application Of Gen. Arms'rons'
the following reply was made oy the
French minister.
!" In the present situation OF AFFAIRS
mn TERMS of comhromise could be listen
| ed TO ; that the American government
was already in full possession OF the
,,oheyoble determination OF France,
who would not permit neutral STATE
(which is all very fair and fe9fe'.s
;uat . for We arc as macA Interested u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-15
Portland BYLAWS.

meeting OF ihe Fire Wards on Tuefday
que IN 'nitant--Taiei, That the clerk caufe
,he 5th, 9TH, oh, 18th, i4,h, le,h, 2Ift aud
ga bylaws of the town of Portland 70
oe puhiIfhed IN the feveral Newspaper,
printed IN town, for rhe informa. ION of the
inhabitants. And whereas the fafetv of
hs town depends in great mearnre noon
triet ohiervance of thofe laws, il /. eos.
hdefed the duty of the feveral Fire Wards
70 take no'ce, and give information to the
inipectof OF the Police of all offences ayainit
e'neF OF thoie laws, that the offender, NAV
De prolecated for the penalties.
LEVI CUTTER. Gil
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-15
April I'd, 1909.

Witb 4uh.m l 4vas rajfd, The
virginians laugh much at The Yam
KEGS for faying, guess 10 rai's a
man or woman, ia Virginia, means
to bring them up, = educate ihem'
bu, more particularly, to give them
their food in early life J9vnal'
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.@ RECOMMENDATION.
IalY' I3.

vYvHE SuperinteEl8-1 OF Police recon-.
Il mends to the citizens OF Alexandra,
during the warm season, a frequent use Of
LIME in their lpriz1es and other parts Of
their. premises where Filth accumulated
the greatest atte, ton IS required to- the keep
ing clean and cry their cellars, SO shat 10
stagnani. waterbe left in: them.
He PARTICULAR, requests 'he 'proprietors
OF unoccupied houses anc cellars 10 cause
them frequentlysto be opened and siret--
hoxsekeepers are required 20 cause ali the
rubbish accumulated their hack yards 10 BE-
thrown into the streets that the scavengeIs
carts may take it.aWav.
John 1songden,
SShaerlattndant y-Pahce,
iJuneN