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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05
EOR SIZE.

THE Houfe & Land ar CsPjGeE, ,Falmouthl
4 formerly occupied by Mai stephen Web
fey, and lately by EdzUsra Wsenaa, as Tav-
ern. The Houle is well fiiuated and fitted
for thar purpofe, with necefary conveniences.
Also
For Sale at the above place, $4,000 Mer-
Charitable well burnt BRICKS; and - dozen
Of Tie.
Alo-For Sale, PEW in the Rev. Mr..
Kellegg's Meeting Houie, in Portland. En-
aire of CALEB GRAHAM.
q Fairsrfb, Feb. l9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05

MyE the fubfcribers, appointed Commit.
w honers by the Hon. Samuel Freeman,
Efq Judge of Probate, of Wills, &c for The
county of Cumberland, TO receive aud exam
ine the claims of the creditors to the eltate of
THOMAS NORTON,
late of Portland, in faid county, mariner, de-
ceafed. repreiented infolvent, give notice
that fix months are allowed by faid Judge
and that they will attend to the butinefs on
the lal Mondav in this n,on.h, and the firn
Monday in the eve following months, at the
Store of Dsnies I4eIsr, from two 10 four
O'clock in the afternoon of each day.
DANIEL TUCKER 81
sfErHEN WAITE 1'""- 's's' :
Pasflssd, Feb ~, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05
RICHARD MOTLEY.

B'trrr II ,. u frat,
As received by the Alert, fgeili philadel
phi~ fupa sae ticur--Holeud and A.
I-erirzn Gin--C ogn:sc. srrinac. and S,,aniih
Brandy. dJc--Loaf. lunt. EAvanna White
and Brown and hIufcovAdD Sugars Sherry
and V'donia Wiue-st Croix Rum-liver-
pool Saii--Csfs RaiIrs-Pepper- Rice
liyfcs and souehong Tea-which he offers
for fac. 'shole.ae or retail, az the gerry iezDsa
rae for Cab. Country Produce, or approved
Credit
Portland. F5 l9, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05
REPUBLICAN 1UBILEF

HE anniversary Of the acceffion Of our
enlightened and patriotic Chief Map;f
tra'e, James Madifon, 20 the Chair Of stsre
win DC celebrated in this town, at Union Han
on the evening of Monday the 9Th dav Of
March, ny ball. Thofe who are an;r,ssd
oy an Ans,iaas fpirit to graduation and =
Jo,c'ng on the occahon may provide then,.
ie'ves with tickets of zdm;fion ar the Araa.
olncs Porftasd,- Fs5. "a. 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05

THE fubfcriber hereby gives puhlic notc
20 all concerned, thar be has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himief the
trult of Executor of the lsft will and tefamenr
of LECF NTCHDLLS.
late Of Portland, in the cousty Of Cumberland,
widow, dsceafed, by giving bosd as the Jaw
directs :--Fie therefore requeits all perio1,
who are indebted 70 the faiG deceared eiine.
to make immediate may neut !. aud rhofe who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame TO JOIi.I NICHOLS.
february %, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05
WILLIAM M'LELLAN, Jun.
INFORMS his friends and the pubic tlat
he is-now opening a large aiiortnient OF
CT 5xflNAHJ f GOODS.


SEHSONHBLE GOODS,
AMONG WHICH Awr-blsck. blue, bottle
,ree1. brown and dark MKT Broadcloths-
stack, blue, brown aad fawn Kerhmeres--
bottle green Queenioio.h-bottle- green, blue,
fawn and crimfon Peliece cloths-Plumb ana
black Pelece velvsts--red, green, black and
white Fannels-ditto Baizes-ditto Bomba.
zers and Wildbores--P Parent Cords-ahort-
ment Of veffngs-men's Velvets-Fearnauts
and Coatings- Forell Cloths * narrow Plains
Blankets demonstrating Cottons--India
white, and plumb Cambrics
black rwiIl'd do.--a large afu~tment OF
Mullins -Luarings, Pertains, Modes and fat
,ins-coston Shawls aud Hdkfs.-- Camels-hair
long Shawls-6gured Turbans-bro~n PA
tillas-cotton Sewings-Silk Twif-fewing
Silk Ferrits and Rbbons--ihort fix Gloves
--veIvet Bindipgs-Dimi,ies- Czlicoes-Stuf
Goods of all colours-worfted HoGery-mo-
rocco Shoes-beff of fix work'd Buttons.
Atso--Knives and Forks-Bellows-Pock-
Ct Observation-Disclosures LamPs-shov-
els ard Tongs--P Pins and Needles Elsffic
Knitting -Needles-spoons- -ThimbIes-Mufs
and Tippets, &c &c.--all of which he viii
Cell very low, and invites Purchafers 10 call
and fee for themfelyes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05
OIL 81 CANDLES.
Bachelor Hu1ey.

Bachelor HUXLEY,
Ceeot'te tie Indian Chief FJ6,f,ess,
LAS for faie, on Reasonable terms,
les boxes SPERMACETI CANDLES,
caiks SPERMACETI OIL,
Of an excellent quality.
NIB. The beff of SPERMACE7Y OFL,
fold for one dollar per gallon
Cuffomers are respectfully requefed 70 call
at the 6gn of HussEY e WINsLow.
Nep. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05
Coparfnerbip Formed.
HOCKENHULL * CO.

Il1Ah EMIL ~ W.
and have taken the fland, corner Of Court
2reet aud Middle ftreet, formerly occupied
by Mefirs. s s. J. wrNAs, where the
Boot and She Making BuEneES
win be conducted on 40 exteafve fcale, and
where Gentlemen Ladies and ChidreH can
have their +" UNDERSr LANDINGS SECUR-
ED" in the molf Satisfactory manner; as they
Eavt ns4v ca band, a grea: variety of S0utbeyr
Sfoet conGifing of Morocco, Calf Skins, Boet
legs, Boot Tops, &c.
Ladies Csrk and Waitizg SHOES, and
Miles TIEs, viii be manufactured in the
neateR manner; Centlemen's BOOTS and
SHOES made and menced 10 the flrongel
and mon hzndiome file
The fubfcribers folicit the patronage of
their former Cultomers and the Public in
general; and allure them that every exerton
will be made 10 pleaie, aud thar punetual at
ten,ion will be paid to have work done when
promiied.
THOMAS HOCKENHULI.,
AARON C. DAVIS,
DAVID STANLEY.
Portland, Feb 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05
Iohn Prichard.


INFORMS the public that he ha. opened a
itore at the Hay market. oppofite the Co
lumbar Tavern, where he offers for fale,
". 1. Goods q Groceries.
Flour--Corn --Rye-Oats-In-
dian and Rye Meal, &c.
hyo-3ooo VT. of Live Ceefe, Sea Fowl
Ruilia aud Lifbon FEATHERS. All of
which he will fell as low fo- Cath or Coun-
try Produce, IS can be purchafed in the DIFF
tritt of Maine, wholeiale or retail.
p Bedtickirg, Matrailes, &s.
made at the niorteit notice.
Cab Pala far Hating and Sbib3idg
FURS.
January % 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05
A FARM FOR SALE,

TN the town of Falmouth, in the county OF
4 Cumberland, conGaing of one hundred and
five acres of Land, of which thirty is Interval
and lying on Prefumpfcot River, and five
miles from the town Of Portland, and on the
poif road that leads from Portland to Augufaa,
and into many of the back towns. Said faran
is conveniently htuated for Public Houle,
with large two fiory Houi. aud Barn, with
out houfes. The foil of faid farm is inferior
to none.--Inquire of
OLIVER WINSLOW
No -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05

D0SfufiOn Of ParfnsrJbib.
THE Copartnerihip heretofore exiting un-
der The firm Of H0cKENHuLL e
DAKIs, i this day difoived by mutual con-
ient. THOMAS HoCKENHULL.
AARON G DAVIS.
Portland, F.5. IA. 1870.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05
0a IT


DR.. REEFS
NEW CYCLOPAEDIA. Vol. x, Part IN
: and I'd. and Vol XII, part LIT and Cd
are in the pofleflion of the fubicriber, and
will be delivered to fubfcribers in the Diftrict
of Maine, at fore No %, Long Wharf.
THOMAS CROSS.
Portland, Nov IS, 1909 (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05
Patent Six Water Proof HATS.

a New Aflortment, JUN received, and for
iale by JOHN -Liksrvije,
Superine BEhVER HATS, wide and mar
row brims, manufactured by the Bottom Hat
Manufacturing Company, in hyperion man.
ner. They will be warranted.
Gafb given for MujErat u Fox Skins.
Portland, Feb. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05

Timothy Fletcher,
LAS taken the fore lately occupied by z
II GRErLy & Co. where he continues n.
Aaefion and Commiflion BuGnef,.
Portland, february IL. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05
WILLIAM CROSS,

1T No. 8, Long WBsyf,
HAS FOR SALE,
BIS. Superfne FLOUR,
so bags green COFFEE,
Kegs of befi Virginia TOBACCO,
40 caiks 'rhomaitown LIME,
Bbls. and boxes HERRINGS.
F6 20. (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05

lanes ChadbOurn - Q.
2 EspEcTFULLy inform the pulic thai
IN they have Removed from their itore 10
Fore Erect, 10 Mr. Henry Titcombs flo'e 10
Middle ftreet, formerly improved by Meflrs
Quincy 81 Brter, where they have jat opened
a fmaIi atiortment of ENGLiaH, together
with general adortment Of
". I. Gods t. Grocerk5
Among which are, Rum; Brandy; Gin; III
bon, and Sherry, Wines; Hyfon, Young lily
ION, Hyfon Skin, Souchong, and Bohsa Teas,
warranted OF the fri quality; Loaf Sugar ;
white and brown HAVANA and Mutoovado
do. Coffee Chocolate Starch (; Pepper ;
All(pice Nutmegs Cloves |; Salt Peter !;
Molafies; Cotton Salt i; Candies Sperm
Oil Alum Copperafs Log Wood Read
Wood; an ailortmen, of wro't & cut Nails (;
an afortment Of Hard Ware Goods one hun
dred BbIs. fuperiine Flour; with great ma
nv other articles TOO numerous to mention. -
All Of which they will fell at reduced prices,
for Cath or country produce, by wholeiale or
retail.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05
EOR SIZE.

ONE half of a DWELLING HOUSE and
y STORE, in Jones Row, Fifth ffreet, con-
venientIy htuated for man in bufnels.-
Terms of fale will be liberal, and good title
given TO the purchzfer. For further particu-
lars enquire OF
HOPKINS s. 11ETCALF.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05

REMOVAL.
ELEAZER GREELY has reni7vsd
from Fifh-ftreet to No. J, Long Wba.f'
where he will continue to tranlaG buhnefs IN
the Auction and CommiiGon line.
Feb. I2. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05

WANTED 10 contract with fone perfon,
for oak Plank aud Boards, Knees, and
Trunnels, of the frit quality, for Ship of a.
bout 24o tons Peaie 10 call on Exeki1 S'
Caleb Dyer. Jun. in Cape Elizabeth.
E. e CALEB DYER, Jan.
FEB. to. 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05

THE Subfcriher intends opening School
a in this town, for the infruaion Of youth
IN Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Engifh
Grammar, SC on the FRI Monday in March
Aext Thofe who are difPofed to favor him
with the tuition of th<ir children, may find
fubfcription paper open at Mr.. r BoyD's.
/. YVES TON.
PcrfZrzd Feb 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05

HE fubicriber hereby gives pubic notice
10 eli concerned. that be has been duly
appointed and has taken upor himief me
truit OF an adminiitrator on the siiate OF
JOHN TEACHER,
late OF Gorham, in the county Of Cumberland,
merchant, deceafed, by giving bond a. the
law directs He therefore requeIfs AL Perions
who are indeb'ed 10 the laid dece1feds eltate,
70 make immediate payment and thoie who
have any demands iherecn 10 exhibit the fans
for fettIement TO
PETER THATCHER,
at Gorkam. Feb 2s, 1870
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05

he fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, thar she has been dply
appointed ard has taken upon herfelttheirus
OF Adminiftratrix on the eGate OF
Thomas Norton,
,a,e q Portland, in the county Of Cumberland
Mariner, deceafed, by giving bond as The law
d'rects...she therefore requeffs All perions who
are indebted to the faid deceafeds eftate, 10
MAKE immediate payment and thoie who
nave any demands thereon, to exhihi, the fame
to the Comnii1ioners.
LYDIA NORTON.
Feb. Is, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05

THE subfcriber offers for lale, the follow.
ing Tracts of LAND, belonging to Ha~-
GARD College, the title to which is direct from
the Government, viz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05
TO LET,

"A STORE in Fore fireet.-Two LOFTS
10 fore on Beck's Wharf, fuirable for Rig
gers or Sail Makers; together with FINAL
Tenement in houie in Summer Street.
February IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05

HE iubtcriber hereby gives public notice
70 all concerned, that ihe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herfelf The
truit OF adminiftratrix on the efate Of
ISAAC CoOMBS.
,a'e q Brunfwick, in the county Of Cumber-
iand, mariner, deceaIed, by giving bond q
the law directs--She therefore requelts all
perfons who s-e indebted 70 the faid deceaf-
ca ei.ate, TO make immediate payment; 9nd
mole who have any demands thereon, 10 eI-
moit the fame to the fubfc-iDer On the frs
aud fourth Saturdays Of March nerr, and the
four following month.
MARY COOMBs.
FEB ~. 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05

TIE iuhicriber hereby gives P1blic notice
70 all concerned, that She has been dulv
appointed and has taken upon he-fe.f the trpt
Of Adminiitratrix on the estate Of
NOAH MAYO,
ate OF HarPfwe'l. 10 the county Of Cumber-
land yeoman, deceased ty giving bond sths
iaw dIrects-She therefore requests ali perfonf
VINO are indeo'ed TO the fsid deceased's eifate,
to make immediate payment; aud thofe who
have any demands thereon, 20 crhibit the fame
20 ECPE Mayo
Feb. rs, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-05

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public noticr
&c all concerned, that ihe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herfeIf The
truif of admini(franix on the ellate of
NATHANIEL HENDERSON,
LATE of Scarborough, IN the county OF Cum
berland, 6eceafed, by giving bond as lhe law
direets-fhe therefore requeits al rerlons who
are iRdebted TO the faid decealeds ehate, 10
make immediate payment and flo.e whsi
have any demands thereon. TO exhibit the
fame 20 LUCY HENDERSON,
february IL, 1910. (26)
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TUESDAY, February 6.

Idy. Sawyer, after q long and tedious
talk about National Bank, called up the
resolution laii on the table some time since
respecrieg national banking system. On
the question Of referring this resolution to
a COMMITTEES of the whole, it was Lat, III
to ~. ], was then moved to refer TO Sc
lect committee--,his was also lost, only z
members rising in the Affirmative. -
Wr. Montgomery offered a resolution 70
instruct the commIttee on the military g.
tab!ishnen Of the u. S. 70 enquirs whe-
Their any and what alterations ought TO be
made 10 the act preseribed rules and orders
far the government Of the army Of the y.
States. Adopted. -s "a, .. Fl =
Mr.. Merrew from the committee on
public lands, % the petition Of sundry ci-
,t:zens of New Orleans respecting the
commons and public lots in that city, re.
ported unfavorably to the petitioners.
Mr.. Aorro1v offered resolution which
was adopted, to instruct the committee of
the public lands to enquire whether any
and what other provision ought sobe made
by law for aseer.ainiug the titles and to
complete the survey Of lands in the terrific
ries of N. Orleans and Louisiana. .-c
Mr. Rhea moved TO take up the bill from
the Senate respecting the dismissal OF 10.
reign ministers. On The question to take
the bill up, it was lost, SO to ~.
The bill .x.eading the tim: for locating
Virginia military land warrants, was taken
up. Mr.. Pitkin in the chair. -..
The committee went through the bill
. filled up the Misunderstanding the time
to Ave years-and reported the bill to the
housr. II was Immediately taken up, the
aneudnt nss agreed to, md the bill order.
ed thir,! reading tomorrow.
The house took up the bill for prohibit.
ing .ea letters from being granted to vss.
srls in future, Mr.. Pitkia in the chair.
Wr. r. jackson spoke against the bill.
Mr.. Dana was in favor Of il. Il
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N,iblic $50,

~ = MIN 49, II ,st,l - y. ~ :.
I, The SrAseribsr, By virtue y. 9 g. 81
trust t9Adm kSiss M lisalfs1s t3des.
ID on ths 10Th dsy of Noysmhss. ~
'isos, Sar the puffpese % ;indsinalIy tng Nc:
Joha Hopkins will ~; sRi0AYs1 s,16ti,
April ssxt, % the hoar 81 avelss sfcloek q
that ~, i tais il n9fs ~ ,hs asSt isir dlys
@ -, sainst boat; plsespd ye .e0|s GtS't ~
ecGs.hesssy n klexsiiEaa, I'll S6blts ;aa1Dys
;ssh. - tks AighAs y aaer. fes siSay nsi3e q,
'thsee thousaMd lIcesss u LAND III u Il !;
the lsA ,iost q ~ Stady Cru, sl3el /.
land Hass q shs AMs re NJ szsNtS or. tho 1
same, sn shs eossty Ut Slsooassllh l. ~
1he stoys tr.et, q ,ssl' III - ~ e Z;
hS a.es Of Yisyinii, 90 1oha SililSn 81 ~ 4 !
ssysrSiS tsE1nts cSatshfnE fssi eivS1sS6ihiSli ];
thousand acteH md tearinI dakS ~ H. 1seS
day q oct6bss, 'iitl, v1Aich iSd, ~
sints duly cohssysd 10 thssssl \
Hsdsssn 81 ID dassd Sd sf Ayyrits 49, 4.
Ednand|' s ]. Les lse. 1 &: ..
~ Thcaaissrs OF TIE Fsdsrdl Rspp6Jt 4.
ca, and Nsaionai 1nteli kenesfs IN pNbliskss
this ,dyet.issnsst aad send their asceuasst
Snl8 VnlC&e J
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iedssd 70 hare b.sn shs offspring Of mare
tfol,y and d.lusion. And yes We are going
on ia the same course, eon6diug though
sonitunded, always pursuing and always
condemning the same things. Il seems,
indeed, as five had arrived at that crisis
ia our affairs, when the sober remonstrau.
crs Of truth and reason could no longer
avail against the misguided impstuasi.y q
public prejudice. l+ y
But, sif, perhaps have gone too far.
I am sensible that, in VIVA. hsvs saids !!
may have exposed myself, ia the view OF
SON. gentlemen, 10 the charge OF want OF
patrio;ism, ii not OF being under foreign
inauense., What is patriotism! Docs Il
eousisefn empty words aud noisy dselama.
tons, aud not rather in doing aud suffering
for the general happiness aad prosperity OF
those ishabi,ing the same esaatry with eur
selves! Does it consist in blind coma
dence il, and an implicit adherence to those
in the administration of the government!
IF j, b. true, rs some pretend, that this b.
the sole evidence Of PATRIOTS n, is.musf al.
ways have been so, through all ages and
all counties. Bat have the friends OF ths.
adminis,r alton always b:en considered as
the exclusive patriots in this country: or
do we consider the friends of th= admins.
tra,iea in England as tho Exclusive patriots
in tina, cou.,ry ROY? Or is tae same thing
virtue here and vice there? Or as times
have changed, have the great principles OF
RICH, and wrong changed with them! But
1t is UNNECESSARY to pursue this enquiry any
fsr,her. / can profess as strong love for
my coua,ry as any gentleman present, and
/ believe feel it~as ardvntly-And 1t is be.
cause love my country, aad visa lis pros
.peri,y, that canaos agree to the b'l now
undsr consideration. ihus, sir, you have
what aIviis--And having made thess:re-
marks, l will add no more.
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NO TEE.

xSAStaksn up on Saturday lest, BY Bsr-
w shsbs Follin, In Alsxandris county, %
ss,rays, twe.hoSss one Q bay,
with ANAL str On his.iorshssd,an M.hrsnts
Cd on his leh thigh.s white spot under ths.
saddle On the mounting eide, Md = bob tau b.,
The other dark brown, and ID appsrsptly;
blind ofths lsiteys. Bseha Are sAsd all fssnd.
They have bssa appraised b eesnnission.
or, appointsdby A..Fsvs Esq. Ct eighty dol
'lars. The owner sr swnsss sre requsstsd ~
come forward, prove properly, Pay ehassss,
A. SIMMS. IS
.zxens ., B. Fsasn, q Asdykavs zWe,s.
February s. N Z
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NOTICE.

LOST, or mislaid, Certificate for sas
:share Of Stock in the Little River TURNPIKE
Company, No. sci, dated 9Th Decemssr,
1so5, in the name Of JOHN THOMAS. Of
Fairfax, in consequence Of which ] ahan aP.
nv 10 the nsss;dsat and Directors sf said
camp.ny for renewal Of said Csrtifcats.
-. = 3 ~ Daniel Minor, 4.
Attorney fsr 1frs Thonas, adnisai-
( sAsix sf5sha Tlsaas decd. y
aasssy y. { a$ nN
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IN COMMON COUNCIL.
Janudyy 29h, 1910

JanVdTy 29Fh, fElos
>osDsREp, Tha, the sum of two hun.
dred dollars be and the same 10 hereby ap-
propria.ed for the relief Of the poor Of the
town Alexandra, and that Alexander
M'Kenzie, Aaron Hewes, John Sutton,
Robert Andersen, William Rhodes, VIM.
Newton, Thomas Shreve, and John Coha-
gen, b: committee to Distribute the same.
Extract from the minutes, s
,ADYM LYNN, G. c.
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Potomac Land or SsA.

JTTISHlNG to reuse,s - the uppst esu,s
w try, i.oAss fossaIe, the FERN, -
whieh.I live, In the county Of King Csosgs.
lying On the ,Posomae River and Rosier;s
Creek ssi contaiaing about 100 sores 1bsss
Soo. Of which ~ cjsMsd, and shs Iatter ,por-
sion Of Il oE the ffst descripsiau Of PslSiha1
low grounds the fssidHe ofths mart isshcst
equally divided betvssa nak and cedar, M.
latter peculiarly saasAie fer a. shG puspCAesl
,of enelosing. Ths prsSersnes tVh1sk ~
place claims over noct othagK ID fhs s1JSs-.
tages oflivins, such 6 Viii tbEb Esss6yStsr,,,,
'cr1bs, re readsuit N biebly 6ssirl1 " en-.
iblishment for any. genpspan pke paf StiiSik
to reside on ida wsfst TIE fnpfesepleas;sa
this propsrV srs sconsplets eossiS tpe % .
two story dwelling hosias, @ II - 3sk 60.
tsining seven fooms.s with passas1s snS go.
eeileht esllaia; ancthsr no .stnsY aHeIl81G
house, eoataininHfhSse ssesaA Aa4 : S3ljxt3
q new meat hossa, daifYs - hhusst
corn houses md evsfy lid q nepsssis go
closures. To this paupesty u On -
and sAost yaivshls 9stsbo ~
psir STONES, betting en-
tn do. &c. Ths serns C Ssle yiilt
'sasy = tAspsse 5 ~ 81 M VS. 8
81 g ~ Il. Z; ta " - 4
7 a1'.,ss Y ! !. 81 8,
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NO T c E.

The above named Committee OF COM
ell will meet q, the Council Chamber ~
saturday the 10th inst. n tea o'clock, for
the purpose Of Distributing relief agrssably
to the order Of Council. ~ i. :
~ Thecommittee viii thaskfully re-
.ceive donations from those-vho are dispos.
!. cd to assist the poor Of Alexandria, which
may be delivered to asss .Rsrris, clerk
Of the market. '..--.. ~ -.