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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03

they not openly sppiauded Mr.. jeifer-
son for turning out ut Office the war
worn soldier and the heroes of cur in
dependence, and depriving them OF the
means of support for themselves and
families, merely because they were
federalists and friends TO Washington,
and appointed democrats in their room,
when their only qualifications were,
that they were violent democratic par
tizans, and supporters of embargot *
the destruction of Commerce ! Do
they not know that Lesi Lineotn has
recommended the renewal OF federal
lists, and the exclusive appointment OF
democrats Yes, they know all this,
and act upon the same principles which,
ever they hove The ho7ger But when
federalists elect sedcralists the demo-
Gratis ore ruving and bawling at the cor
ner of every street. II there was the
least sense OF shame or consistency a.
bout these gentry, they would ac-
knowledge that it was just and right to
treat them in the same manner they
have treated their betters.
During the reign Of tyranny and OPP
preston, the year past, when almost
every citizen Of this town was suffering
severely the distress, loss, and ruin
brought upon them by the arbitrary
and unnecessary stoppage Of business,
they humbly stated their embarrass-
ments to Mr. Jefferson, and petitioned
for relief 1.-The lovers Of the embargo
and foes of commerce, opposed this
measure, and did every thing in their
power to prolong our sufferings by re-
monstrating to the President against
the proceedings of the town, and be-
seeching him 10 continue his philo-
sophical experiment Of starvation.
But when the federalists, by the firm
stand they made in support of our just
rights and privileges, have obtained
permission to send few thousands OF
lumber to Cuba and ST. Bartholomew,
the signers and advocates for the con.
tinuance of the embargo, are in rage,
because they have not the exclusive
right of surveying it. Whine and grUm
| BE nj you are Satisfied. 9-t
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
LEVI LINCOLN.

The friends of discord and 1rar
are using ak kinds of measures 10
place him in the chair of Govern
ment the present year. He does
not deserve the office nor the con-
tidence Of the people.
|. Last winter he sacrificed
their rights by refusing to sign
an act for the protection of our
d1Uelling-houses from midnight
.searcles-tho' both branches of
the Legislature had passed it on
the petitions of thousands and
thousands OF our fellow citizens,
2. He expressly violated the
Laws OF Massachusetts, which he
Suoye he would observe, by issu-
ing militery orders to certain per
sons to aid in executing the ty-
ranicAl Embargo Law OF Jan. 9,
when he knew he had no right to
Issue such orders the object of
which was to put Solliers over
the heads OF their officers, and TO
pick oat a set ofmen that would
go all lengths with him.
8. He aspubllckly denied the
right ef Tie People to assemble
and petition for 4 redress Of griev-
a"ces-and publickly slandered
thcm for SO doing, tho the Con-
stitution expressly secures this
night to them.
4. lie accepted the Office OF
Attorny General f the United
States: bat was unable to do the
duties of the tried, & through
ignorance Of his duty, failed
aud Government was obliged TO
hire Mir. Dallas, another Lawyer
10 help him ont Of his difficulty
at l9st he resigned his oiice, To
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
To be fold BY order # Court, at No.
II, hgrabam's- Wbay, on MON

To be fold BY order # Court, at No.
II, hgrabam's- Wbdyt, on MON
DAT, the Stb day Of May next, at
II d'ckck, n. M.
A PIECE of Flats, fituaied on the northeal
"A ide of Ingrsham's Wharf, in Portland,
county Of Cumberland, 6ity-,we feet long, &
twenty -,hree feet wide together with the
wood work and Store standing thereon. Said
Store is three Tories high, twenty three feet
wide, and iixty feet long
Ays-Four Houfe Lots, htua,ed on the
fouthwea fide of Warrington. ftreet, in faid
Portland, (oppoGie the rope walk. Said lots
are about 100 feet long and 90 feet wide.
y AJs-One fifth part Of piece of undivided
land, lying in Falmouth, in faid county, on the
NJ w. fide of fhe county road leading to Deer
ing's Bridge, 70 called. Containing in the
whole about five acres more or lefs-It being
part of the real ena,e OF Stephen Folter, late
of Bradford, in the county of EdeK, merchant,
deceafed.
For further particulars applyto STEPHEN
FOSTER, of Portland, Administrator on fad
ellafe.
Conditions made known at the time & place
Of faie.
Dated at Portland, this goth day of March
A. d. 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03

an absolute falsehood. lie solJrnniy ar
eued against it, and SO did every fede-
ralist. Mr. Gore is stated to have adj
yocated report, declaring the Laws oil
the UriteG States not binding on The eit-
i-enS, after Judge Davis had declared
them constitutional. This also is tli
rect la,sehood. The General Court on
" declared particular law passed oK
the 9th of January last, in their opinion,
unconstitutional law full Of horrors,
and which no homes, man OF Judge will
ever sunc,ion. The cause which Judge
Davis decided, we7 ir,ve, eight or nine
months before the enforcing ar was
passed. No Judge has ever decided tint
the tremendous lay of January last is
constitutional and the man who made
the declaration in the Argus, knows he
asserted falsehood.
Mr.. Gore is declared to have signed
report denouhcing the measures OF
the federal government relative to our
foreign relations. SO he did. Aud
large majority of the Legislature ac-
cepted The report, and declared the
same opinion land beyond this, let
me add, that Congress themselves have
Denounced aud condemned their osra
measures. They were ashamed of them
they in part give them up. Con-
gress have therefore sanctioned what
Mr.. Gore and the General Court did,
and thereby proved them To be just and
correct in what they did. Besides this,
Mr.. Madison advised that Legislatures
in similar eases, should step forward
and speak the voice of the people.
Again, the impudent Argus charges
Mr. Gore with having openly recon-
mended resistance to the laws of the L.
Mon. .fnotlier .faisehood. He and the
Legislature recommended obedience to
the laws----even to the DESPERATE ia7e Of
January last, until constitutional relief
could be obtained. Look at the pro-
ceedings vi the General Court, * see il
l do not now speak the truth.
JUSTICE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
Isleb,

In Saco, Mr.. David Warren, aged 40.
In Gorham, John Park Little, Esq
In this town. on Thursday last, Thomas
Godfrey, jun. of Boston. aged 20 Years. j
Dropned-From on board the sleop RAN
ger. near Cape Ann, ON the morning Of the
10Th inst. Capt. DAVID c. PRINcE, of Port
land 1T. IS, on his passage To this place.
He was unfortunately knocked overheard
while in the act OF putting her about-the
wind blowing extremely hard, and consid.
cradle sea, every exertior to save him prov
ed fruitlcss. lie has left widow aud chi.
dren, to mourn the boss OF tender, afiec.
tomato husband and parent, aud large and
respectable circle of friends and relatives
who will deeply sympathize with them for
the loss Of an useful member OF society.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
The Argus in the Suds !:
OR

Democrats condeming their own ti'7n-
cifies and conduct.
The democrats have set up a terrible
howl because this town, at their meet
ing for the choice of town officers, did
not elect democrats To the most
profitable Offices. But the rule that
works both ways will not answer the
purpose Of these Office seekers. Have
the democrats forgot their exutatlons,
Two years since, when they turned out
a federal Town Clerk, federal Select
men and Assessors, and their Boosting,
that another year, not a single federal.
is, should hold town Office Have
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03

tic Joy of all who had an, haze
III appointing him.
s. He is Il man who seldom
evc1 attends public worship, ard
for years has proclaimed himself
the enemy of the Clergy; and
has openly abused them, and en-
deayoured to bring them into dis
ute.-Witness his 10th num-
Der of the Worcester Farmer.
6. He is the dcvotcd tool of the
leaders at Washington and they
are the deUoted tools of France.
:. He approves of the EN-
BARco and all the shameful re-
strictions on ouc Commerce: and
would Join with al his heart to
bring about war with Great
Britain-tho cur seaports should
be laid in ashes.
8. In finc-. he is certainly an
fl for the Office of Governor OF
else tie democrats would not tell
A thousand OF the meaHest lies to
promote his election. Something
is rotten at tie core or else
Truth would answer al purposes
on this occasion.
AN OBSERVER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
SAMUEL BUT rs,

= EfpcGtfuiIy informs his friends and the
N public in general, tina; he keeps conitant-
ly fo- iaIe, at hls
Lotfery.OFce and Boot-Sfore,
No. 3, Mvsseys Row, Middle fireet, an ex-
teniive afor,ment of BOOKS in the various
branches of Literature and Science.
hlE-Large and fmall Tefiaments :-Pfalm
and Hymn Books.-Juaices. and other Blanks
large and fmal Perpetual Almanacks, and
general ailortment of
Scbsok Books and Stationary.
Allo-Jewelry, tortoiie ihell aud common
Combs, &c.
~ Ce6 and 6e bigtf prize giVen Jo, Js"t,
dean WOeiea, Cotton and Linen Rag,.
FOR SALE-Bricks, Lime, white and red
oak Hoglhead Shocks, white oak Barrels and
Kegs-Enquire as above.
NOTICE !!
s. BUTTS requefts all perfons indebted to
him to make immediate payment.
Portland, HprJ 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
Reuben Fenlayfon's Will.

NOTICE is hereby given, Tha, the lafl
Az Will and Teltament Of Reuben Fenlay.
fou, late of Scarborough, in the county of
Cumberland, deesafed, has been prefented to
me for Probate, by Ivory Fenlayfon, the Ex-
ecutor herein named, and Reiiduary Legatee !;
and tina, Wednesday the goth day Of April in.
liant, at 10 o'clock ia the forenoon, is aligned
to take proof of the fame, at Court of Pro-
bate then to be holden at the office of John
rockingham, Efq at Portland, in iaid county
when and where all perfons concerned may
be prefent, to fhow caule, IL any they have,
why the faid Will fhould not be approved and
allowed.
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
Judge sf/sd Court.
Ae,H l. 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
Come and See.

A N excellent FARM for iale, htua,ed in
FainoIft on the man road leadIng from
Portland TO Bruntwick, IN the Province of
Maine, and within four miles of Portland
Said Farm lies between New Caico meeting
houfe and 2refumpfcut bridge within a few
rods Of each, and contains about two hundred
acres by efimation, be the lame, more
or lefs. The houie on flid farm is large, COM
modions, and very pleassnhy hua'ed, cons-
nianding fair profpect Ut the open lea Al lie
entrance of Portland harbor, as ALTO very
comfortable part of thar heaufiful town--1hc
barn Is SO by IA feet Said farm is Efficient
10 produce bay enough for forty ca,,e,n con-
tairs about eighty atres of coed psGnre, we'll
iuppiied with frefh ard fat water throughihe
whole fealon, as i, .s bounded on The Tea ilcrc.
Il is an excellent feat for houte OF rub,ic
entertainment, and will beautifully aceemmo.
date merchants and mechanics will houie lois,
in addition TO thar irftl. eat village, above
the fhpyard, which has already been fold 1T
the farm
Within half mile Of the 1iip yard are
nearly twenty-five acres of perhaps tic bet
white oak ihip.timber IN the whole Town -
Within one mile Of tie houie lie twenty aci es>
of laud, we'll covered with wood and timber.
Within TWO mics OF the hpu!e, are aoont
twenty acres Of good land f;uated on the
aforementioned high way leading from Port
land 10 Bfunfwck
There i. aio valuable piere of fai-marih,
which produces from lif to eight tons oil hay
in the year, within halt mile OF the bAfn,
which may be purchaied with fad farm
Farming u,enils Of all kin, neceiary to car
~ on faid farm, may aiio be purehaied. a
view Of The farm will afford its belt recon-
mendAtion. The terms OF psymen, will DC
made eafy to the fortunate purcna.er. Tor
further particulars inquire of
DAVID M'GRECCRE,
IF Bedford, ". II. or of
ADAMS MERRILL,
on the premifes.
N. Now or never for the farm VIII
doubtless be fold within three months.
Ma,eb6 (Sml
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03

In consequence of orders from the
Governor of the State of Pennsylvania,
an armed detachment from the Phila-
deIphia militia was on the Gath ult. pos
ted in the front aud rear of the proper
" of the late David Rittenhouse, Esq.
to protect his representatives ilom the
operation of process directed TO be issu-
ed against them by the Supreme Court
of the United States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
Csaabviana, E-MueJ 2ofb, 1909.

CsAeria1d, E--Azae5 29fb, 1909.
TAKEN by Execution, and to be fold at
public vendue on the premiies, on Sat-
urday the goth of April infant at two O'Clock
afternoon, the right in equity of redemption
which Abraham Nafon, of Standih, in the
county of Cumberland, yeoman, has in and to
the following martgaged real effate, VIA
certain lot of Land, lying and fituated in the
town of standiih, in the county Of Cunrber.
land being lot numbered thirty nine. bound.
ed on the northeaa by lot numbered thirty
eight, on the foushwe9 by LOT numbered forty,
on the northweff by LOT numbered forty nine,
and on the foutheait by LOT numbered forty.
containing one hundred acres, with all the phi
vileges and aPpurtenances thereto Belonging.
SAMUEL BARKER, D. Sb,G
1pr1 I'd 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
Dortlann,
AN OBSERVER.
Monday, April 8, 1909.

Federal Republicans :
THIS day is to decide the Quest
ion, y whether you are to have the ENJOY
ment of yeur natural and constitution
al rights, or be compelled 10 see your
property and your civil privileges sa-
crihced to Embargo and Nonimpor,a-
ton Laws A moments reflection on
the suEeriugs and privations brought
on you the year past, by the madness
and folly Of democratic rulers, affords
more powerful reasons for a Jealous x
active support OF the Federal Ticket,
than is in the power Of words to convey,
Look at the federal NOMINATIONS
They are the men who assisted IN the
establishment Of your independence
who, knBe been the advocates tor the
li.gsfs hd protection Of your com
merce. They never oppressed YOU by
bIockading your harbour or the erea--
ton of Gun Boat navy to deprive you
of the use oil the ocean. On the con-
-feary. They have nsyqC departed from
the policy Of Washington, under which
you enjoyed peace and prosperity, and
which must be again resorted TO by
your rulers before you can be relieved
from the embarrassments you are now
labouring under. - .ea Hf.
The servation and security Of
your rights and privileges, are certain
" worth one jealous, manly, and uni'
ted exertion. Massachusetts ea7feets
every Federalsf Of Portland 7ua do M
duty. A single vote may turn the cleo
ton. Let no one have cause TO re-
proach himself with neglecuhg 10 use
the dearest right ireemen possess.
Remember that your politlcai 'oppo'
nets have no other hopes OF success but
on your remissness. Surely, the pros
perity, the peace, the liberty and lnde'
pendence, not only OF your country but
OF yourselves, your families and pos
terity, are objects Of too much magni'
tude to be lost for such reason.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
T4KE NOTICE.

ITO be fold, by order of Court, on WE'D
1 NESDAY the twenty. Gslh day OF april
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the
dwelling houfe lately belonging to. and upon
the Eftate of Ebenezer Bangs, late OF Cor
ham, in the county Of Cumberland, yeoman,
deceafed-Ali the real Ellaie Of iaid deceaied,
sonfiftiag of fifty five acres of Land, in iad
Gorhan, with rhe buildings thereon ineiud
ing the reverfon of the widows dover.
WILLIAM FREEMAN,
-4f's,nyJS, (aiisaafs
Mayeb 29d 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
hines 1nineN. mn.

lanes Auney, lun'
r. ESPECTFUIIY Informs ,hc taeic IN
IN general, and particularly his freads ard
culomers, tha, he has removed from hls Tor
mer Stand, TO Gorham Corne;, where lie has
the beff of Recommendations for large parties
and frit.est attention paid them He ieiu'ns
his grateful acknowled cement Tor pait fasors
and politely folicits a.ontinasnce of tie lame
Gs,baa, ihU.b 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
.Ne7r- Hambshue Erect !,

We confidently repeat, says the editor of
the Centinel. that the =-.
Hon. jeremiah Smith, Esq.
is elected Governor of the State of New.
Hampshire, bv a handsome majority of
votes. Since Saturday we have received
several additional returns which make the
following result -
TEas. Smith. Laaxton.
1874 $3.50 l4,446
Our information of the other happy chan.
ges in the State remains unimpaired. Laas
Dec
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
Ap,a l, 1909.
Harrilon Land Tax, for the year
1907.

NOTICE is hereby given to the nonreGdent
= proprietors and owners of the following
lots of Land, in the town of Harrifon, in the
county of Cumberland, thar they are taxed for
the year 1907, in bill committed to me the
fubicriber for collection, as follows, viz. for
State, County, Town and Highway.-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
sYTHS NOV

A CONVENIENT dwelling houfe, togeth-
"A er with a wood. houfe and garden fpot
which will be convenient for a large family,
or two fmall ones. For further Information
inquire of NATHANIEL GORDON.
Portland, April Sd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03

That 70 much of iaid lots or parcels of land
as will pay faid taxes and charges will he fold,
at the dwelling houie of Capt. Naphtsli Har-
man, in faid Harrifoh, on Monday the eighth
day of May next, at O'Clock in the forenoon,
unleis faid taxes aud charges ihall be paid he
fore that time.
JACOB EMERSON, coA.s70,.
Ks,,isa. Maysb 25i5, 1899.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
70 LEE

NNE half of convenient Two iiory DWELL
" LING HOUSE, m a central pari OF the
town, convenient fol FINAL famly.-lnqnise
AT this office. Portland, Num- 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
FOR SALE,

A N excellent FARM, iituaied IN Pam, "a
= the county OF 0,jo,d, Containing upwsfas
of zoo acres, with houie sc by 2e feet, AM
a barn ~ by 50 fset---with young orchard
of abom 200 apple trees, wi h Other fruit trer'
SAID Farm is 20 G.nA.ed tia, i, may be eah
divided, aud will make two oonVfn'eht taTn.a.
|, contains as much q rs acres of up owed
Land, well watered, anu produces iio,A solo
80 tors ofhay yearly.
The coadiuous win he one bali down, tie
remainder made eaiy to The ps'eaa!ef.--Feg
hasher particulars enqnire OF
JAMES MORSE.
on The prelniiea.
Pm, Aiaeb -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
Lncolh S.. Bath, Marcb Iotb, 1899.

LmcoLn S.. Bath, Marcel 9th, 1899.
TAKEN by execution and will be offered
l. for fale at Public Vendue, en- Thurfday
the goth day of April next, a, two of the clock
in the afternoon, at the fubicriber's office in
Bath, the Right in Equity of Redemption
which Major jofhua Shaw, has in the follow
ing defcribea Real Eltate to wit, one Lot OF
Land, iiuated in Georgetown at the mouth of
Kennebeck River. bounded north by faid Rv.
err, ealt aud fouth by the iea .hore and known
by the name of Huniwell's Point ALTO one
other lot of Land Gtuated in Bath; bounded
north by land owned by Nicholas Loring
Mitchell and Jofeph Tro,r eaft by KennebeeS
River fouth by Greet which fepara,es fad
land from land and wharf improved by Charles
Ciapp. A more particular deieription VIII Be
given at the time of lale.
STEPHEN WiNsHIP, DYn,y Sie,iF,
NOTICE is hereby given that the iubfri-
w Der has been duty appointed ad,nmittra,
tor of the eltate OF
NATHAN wYMAN,
ate of Topfhau, in the county Of Lincoln
yeoman, decealed and has undertaken thar
ruff by giving boad as rhe law directs ali
per ions therefore having demands aga'nit the
eIlale of faid deceaied, a.e delifed to enhibit
he fame for fetlemeat; and all Indebted to
(aid ellate are requeaed to make immediate
payment.
HEZEKfAH WYMAN, Abuiaiq atoy.
Bail, Mgeb 2Sfb, 1909.
Court x Commercial Blanks,
Conltsnily for fale az The Booki.ofe Of
ISAAC ADAMS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
SCHEME OF THE


100 do. 100 lo,Gco
100 % SO 5000
Igs d. 90 1900
$500 do. 7 $500
$500
2 600 Tic kets a, Five Dears each are 6o,ooo
Dollars.
Capital Prizes determinahle in the following
manner, VIZ.
FIN 2.assn b,ank o. i6e 5.b day y Gis-eirg erii-
t.lh SEQ s.eafa
do. lori dc. SOC
90. $50 d. 1000
90. 20iL 10, 5000
do. 24fb 40. 500
The laft dawn bland Of every days draw
ing entitled to 100 dollars, aud alto every IF
tieth number OH the aa days drawing ,le,sepe
the laft drawn number VIII ell is pgovl1ed for
above) entitled To 100 dollars
Five huud ed numbers will be confleered
one days drawing, and the fortunate aaks
determined accordingly.
The drawing will commence, AT Boltcu, on
the troeaty,Ejib day of a.y next alter The
fifteenth Of laid MAY, t;ckets in the hands or
vendors, will be coalidered as retained a. their
riique, and rife TO dolls 80 cts. Tickets
unfold may be returned to either of the Mai
ayers, MeiIrs Gilbert and Dean, of Boiion,
or Mr.. Iaiah Thomas, 'un of Worcelter.
Prizes leis than 500 dollars will be pad IN
thirty days Of 500 ard 1000 deilars in iisty
days; and the highe prize in Ninety days af-
ter the drawing is coaip elea, ia t1neot bal
bi.gs.
Prize, not demanded in one year after the
drawing is completed will not he paid
Tickets for faie by the Manages, aad at
the ulual places.
SAMUEL PORTER,
ELIJAH DICKINSON,
ISAAC ABERCROMBIE, Ma,ag,ss
SAMUEL T. DICKINSON,
JOHN HASTINGS, Jun.
February IS, 1909. ~ .a %
Tickets and Quarters in ,he above LOTTERY
for iale by
ISAAC ADAMS,
No 7, Fys Grsa,
~ Prize Tickets taken in payment =
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-13

m. acsral RECEIPTS ;rts the Treasury
during tie year ending OH 't'r 'o''' = q
tenber, 1909, have q ao,,s7sa ~
mounted to -
Making, together with the
balance in the treasury on
the 1st Of October, 1soo, y,
and amounting to io'oTo'' : -
=. .rrr.cate of 23,f62,47o 68.
ri .,:.h,,rss,oetts during the same year
have consisted ofthe following isens' VIZ
Civil department., insicd'nss
miscellaneous expenses,
and those incident toltie
intercourse with foreign
nations,
Military and naval cstab-
iishments, including ne
Indian department, VIZ.
Military, including arms 4
forti6cations, s,a66,4o3 Il
Navv. a,s79,as7 80
Indian depart
ment, 292,3oo OF
Interest on the public deb:, 3,1so'1+9 IS
1o,6o3,757 a
Reimbursemement OF Pr.n-
eiple Of the public debt, o,729,!aI %
| Amounting together as will
appear more in detail by
the pp statement lE) to 1883 ,5a4, 81
And leaving in the treasu'
nv on the 3Osh OF Sep
Der, 1so9,a balance OF s,sSs,s36 OF
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-13
N. Il [ N c. S T ON.
l. AtRTAX.SrREFr

iA-RFAX-STREET,
n - Just received an assortment &C EN-
"a, = GLlall GLASS, consisting of bes,
W. W. ring, quart and pint Decanters cut
~anc Glasscs common and cpt Tu,,bI.rs.
.sl t:sllety OF cut Salts. Proof Glasses, SC.
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,,,a .noo' makes his assortment very COM
t', and which he will dispose of whole.
oloNE WARE, Of an excellent Quality.
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IA. lima ana Lees Family Medicines, also for
, :" o. A liberal price will be given for
c 6. new Hemp Seed; or Clover or atb.r
Seeds given in exchange. y '''''
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