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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-13

bTT,rI OFF,. Pgfiand. May !, 1870.
THE AHsGJr. Of the town Of Portland
hereby give notice 90 the inhabitants asd
al other peflOns liable TO pay Iaxes 10 fad
town, that they viii attend At their Office
yer the AIaia. BIat, on the Sin and I4lh
days of this nOa;h, and no longer, 10 receive
the valuation Of iheir Real El1te according 10
law-and they ale l4reby requeited TO BRING
IN " true aud PerfecE lifts Of 'helr po!Ls, and
the iul value of ther eltates--inc!udlng 10 this
dilcri ptDn, proprietary eitA,e', and eItates in
tru4, which thsy were respectively pofefeG
Of, on the irlt day Of May inft in their own
right or the right of othcfs, i@P1eSd = NOT IN.
Pr0vaK"
The inhabitants are requeited TO notice,
that the following fcheduie contains all tie
IaIabie zrtice3 and nay istve them as a
firm -
" Polls, The number from is years .
81 and upwards
{" Real el.ate. the Iuit value under
their own improvement.
" Money a. inierelt, more than they
pay iRrerelt for.
" Bauk Stock, held in any bank
" Public fecuritie, Of al kinds, the ,
l1Il value
" amount Of The value Of goods,
wares and merchandise, flock in
trade, veiles Of all forts wiki Jheir
sppurenancs5, al home or abroad,
paid fur o. not paid for
" Horiss and cattle, their jufi value
" IncoEe from godsf5on, faculty, ,
trade, or employment, gained by
land OF ica
J. 8-lf the above Advertisement be not
properly attended to, the AfeGors espsa 10
hear 10 more complaint af,sr lie Tax Bills arc
iliued for waot Of Judgmen; "a dosming ther
etsJes, 7S,s o. Ig5.
PETER WARREN.
JAMES NEAL, M6,1,
DANIEL COBB.
May 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-13
EASTERN SOCIETY.

THE Ie.abet. uf The talt=rn society for
prom lting tie knowledge of the izc.ed
Scr. su-es, &c il the Dia5iCt Of Maine, are
hereby notified, thar their annual meeting
NH be he'd a the COLLEGE Chapel, IN Bum
Iwick, On Wednesday, the fifteenth day Of
May next, q, sighr Of the clock 10 the fore
noon. CHARLES COFFIN, Sef'y.
C5sb1r1, <5.H p, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-13
ROGERS
-on oo1-ct4q CoID5 AsTHMAs ND CONSUME IIO!ts.

y-F5p LIZ wears have not yet e4Pfed fnoe L Vas med mace o~T
Juihcd tIHacy
egeig
80. tr ipz5 wv"
,ayyuun q
rvry ofou 'o'
--ghs1 AL a.
.eto perfectly
2
IAe
onav wei ag4ni
which i4HnP The Fuod Conscience
d.andt c aid
oorv randr thorough bis
land
bis lucs notwithstanding
ate and the
nr I aud nownandng great proPrey Of making raea'ehs Ct ' ue
ega-d n
fng II may ready 10 pe,n' sVed from The o t
4"f'N'
BENJAMIN. BUTMAN,
ErBr S,,afP yLng
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-13

In the sally Anne, RuEril Glover, uaaer, and
Lothgrs, Jo1. I4cAion, mater, E.yn I.iyar-
p3ol,
TaPpan & SeaIlc,
Have received and now DIR fir rs'e a.
4 = Waiehou'e 40. 81. Broad afee,, ION,
I85 PacklSaS Bi'yG MaHyiaa-
mea G2g.5,
fs,eaed by Mr.. Tsppau, = he manufacture,
~ Manchette-, C.aigow LEeIs, sad London,
cbmpridug very choice and elegant sfor.-
.nacns Of Fancy aud Staple Goods.
Pnrch2lers are sEured tkat there Goods.
beng Dough- bY partner aid for calh. can
AID viii De oGsrsd % the 70 n Il e-AI L ms.
AID s-e well worthy their misunderstanding
t,naa of new and e'egaat iyles u plain aud
= intej Cotton Good, Mnilns, pain and fan
oy; %oo.en; SIX 9 ,ots ard Liaeus. ofdef
ciptoos adapted 50 ne "a rp7inr and sum
n.er ds14l- They wui W 70 u W the PICK
81 OF ~ .os 10 luit purchafc-s Pauicu.ars
90 n4HlsTons f0l che lun,t. IF al zdverair
mear
The rei1ne of spring Gods are exoe.qed
- ihe L.ve. pool rAcke,. ca'0v lo1ked far
6pr5s i6tf. on fg1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-13
FRESH GOODS.

w. A. COLMAN.
hxcHANS5-STRErT IiaTo sso., ~, u. ~ .7I5i.s
fi's e Marine Isl-r4as> C.Es/
Il As received snS is n0w uge..'ny y b.-I-
iome aGoument Of SPRKNG GlCD5
which lie viii lell gety low fys ca.l.
PsfissS, April 50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-13
PQWDOTN COLLEGE.

B0WDOIN COLLEGE,.
THE TruAge. of Bowd0in Co'egc, are
= n1i6ed. that ,helr next lated meeting
viii be hei5 Il II urlwick, on Tueidey, the
fourteenth day q May neEs, az ten Of The
c5.ck IN tic forenoon.
CHARLES COFFIN, Se.J.
Corham, hp-il IS, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-13

I HE fubfcribsr hereby gives public notice
= 70 al concerned that he has been cu'y
appointed and taken upon himlelf he truit OF
Administrator On the eitate If
THOMAS MORSE,
late Of Falmou b, in the county Of Cumber-
land yeoman, deceafed, by giving bonds as
the law dreds--he therefore reqnelts all per
ions who are indebted to the faid dece-led's
eaAte TO make immediate payment, and thule
who havs any demands thereon to exhibit The
fame JOHN JONES, A1mi4jsrst5r,
Fairoaf5. /p,Hz5. 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-13
Hrl 50

II The sally Anne, RuGsll Glover, maoer, and
LoIhsirs, jo>. I1ckion, mater, [.Jm Liver
mol
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
LONDON, MARCH e, 1871.
R .4Hafy5 Of the Nortb.

CO. .1afr5 Of the North.
THE news by the Anhoit mail is
intereitiDg A confpiracy, or pre-
tended confpiracy to afaGinate BERNA-
DoTTE, the Crown Prince of Swcd-
ell, has been difcovered, and fcveraI
perlons of high rank, including Cen
erals KLINsPoR, ARMFELDT and BA-
RON ale Implicated and aErcfed.
The old trator-King was Gck, fck /;
and was about to reign his body to
the grave, or his fceptre to BERNA-
DoTrE. His GckeGG was eaGlY pre-
diced. Ccuriers daily paGed be-
tween Paris and Stockholm. The
Count GorToRP Legitimate King Of
owedsn) is On his pafage 10 the
North, where a new exploGon is
expected.
A misunderstanding between Den
mark and France appears evident
The Daniih feamen going to France
have been topped to wait for new
ordsrs- Ruaia is faid to favour
Denmark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20

10 Mr.. T. Douglas, the nominal editor ofthe
Argus.
Sir--In your last paper / read some base
& scurrious attacks unon people Of colour
who was the author ofthcm am not anx-
ious to know, but may be allowed "a ask
what colour can be his heart that overAows
with such malignity2 We have often been
told by people like yourself, who call them.
selves republicans, that all men are born
free and equal, that this i land ofljbertv
and that the free exercise Of our ripbts II
secured 70 rs by the constitution IN ~
now perceive thatyour "unspeskable love w
the people j. nothing but CLOAK d cover
your unprlncipled plans to support par,v.
You was willing 70 latter and palayer ~ j
long as we wouI6 submit ia he tooIs a
your tyranny, but the moment we dared -
think Tor ourselves, and act vita the inda.
pendence of freemen, we arr dsr.,,,rSa.,
w'h eplthets of reproach and derision
you all at once
End your brother guilty Of skin
NOT coloured like your own
did not know before, thsta n,,,,,,
could DC imputed 10 him Is ! cr,rn, M
whateve4 abuse those pure hr.rted 4 ~.
men OF yours may think proner ~ ~. : II
oh n!e' ana my coloured brethren. i shsl
commune il, 70 exercise the right of an indsnen
uerN eiector, unawed BY The insolencA II
your tyranny, and oppression. Wishms
you ana your supporters better colo,rstt
hearts, and sounder heads than Won ~. i,
your abuse Of" negroes I am. Ac =
WILLIAM TOANSON
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
sf Hmerican Hflirs.

MARCH 80. An American meE-
fcnger with defpatches for Mr..
PrNKNRY, arrived on Friday from
France. There has not been a FIN
gle initaOce, in France. of the gov
eminent having fuffered an Amer;-
can cargo excepting fin TO be deliv-
cred into the hands of the con6gn-
ees.-All others arc coniiicated, or
under fequeiration In England,
American ved-s are permitted freely
to enter all our ports, fell their car
goes when and to whom they plea{e,
and depart whenever it luits their
convtnience-and yet CIR /" Orders
III CaaHciP are complained of. We
Zee above how American vef1els are
treated il France, by their " dear al
ESs," and yet they have the folly and
to declare the French de-
crees 70 be REVOKED ana fwear
that it is England that Injuries them,
and not France
Mr.. PaKHsY, fome fay will EN-.
bark IN tbs EiIsx about the 10th
Ap:il-others thar he will wait "a
hear the Taft doings in Congrels
which NUT have iil-n on The Il
March,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20

great srFnber Of CARTS, Wagons,
baggage, &c. and leaving the road 10
Miranda covered with bodies OF dead
men, horles, and mules. The next
petition taken BY the French was at
bridge Of The river Ciera, having a
frong entfenched J99s in 'front.'
The fC15 was attacked in its turn,
and carried ard among the Frer-h
prifcJors taken was the Colonel Of
The 3Q;h regiment. a heavy fnow
prevented the execution of the
whole plan Of attack but in the night
the French deltroyed the bridge, and
retired.
The papers further fate, that no
general action had enfued that in
the fsveral lkirmilhes, the Britilh had
loft from four to FIVE hundred men,
with major Stewart killed that the
lols of the French, in killed and pri-
toners was from s 10 ZOO that
the French, in their retreat, had
committed every kind of enormity,
hanging al the pEiclts, and butch
eying all the women and children.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
Domestit 5nteIligenre.

Esfract Of a letter from an officer on
board the Revenue Gutter Gen
Green, 10 The Editor of The filming.
ron Wafchman, dated off ChrsnGna,
nay OH.
6 Boarded brig America, s days
from Savannah, Capt. Rea, who infor-
med mt that he was boarded by the
Halifax sloop of war, Capt. Frazier,
who informed him that he was in search
OF French privateer schr. fitted out
from Charleston S. G. and that he had
orders from the commander on the
Halifax station to hang every man on
board (lf he could tall in with herr 10
the yard arm, the said schr. was man
ned by English and Irishmen. Cant
Rea was boarded by said sloop Of war
within % leagues ENE. from Twice
light house, and treated very politely .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20

SALEM, MAY 10.
GLOUCESTER REPRESENTATIVES.
We mentioned il our last, that Glouces-
ter had rechosen the same gentleman whose
seats were 50 uniustly vacated last winter,
viz. Messers Thomas Parsons. .1ohH MN
ninS, Jain Tucker, James TaRpaa, .fohn
.TohHstoH and Robert ElzseY, 3d. From Tie
uncommon exertions which had been made
by the democratic leaders previous 10 the
election, doubts were entertained as to its
issue. But their false statements and mis-
representations were met with the light of
trath on the part of the Federslists, and the
consequence was complete federal tri-
umph--for the federal ticket had S29 votes,
and not democratic vote was given IN.
This total abandonment Of The ground was
owing 10 the Sandy Bay men. When cal
led upon, on the morning Of election, they
refused TO Notwithstanding that they lad
been dragged backwards and forwards Of.
ten enough, for no good of their own that
they found they had been deceived, cheated
and imposed upon and that, instead Of fol-
lowing such leaders, and wasting their
time - unworthi.y, ,hey would pursue their
fishing, from which they, were sure ofde.
rlvln6 some benefit. TINS was death 10
the hopes ofthe leaders. They went home
u despair, and save it up for loss game.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
LONDON, APRIL IS.
Capture Of MARTIAL Ncy x 5000
Of the French Army.


Government have received the
highly gratifying Intelligence of the
Capture and destruction of the whole
OF the rear guard of the French ar
my, under the command of Maihal
Ney, who is himfelf among the pri-
toners. The action which termina-
ted in this glorious achievement, took
place on the 3Ift ulr. and was fought
by the BTitifh and Portuguese troops
under the command of Martial
beresford. The French rear guard,
under Ney, originally con6ted of
1900 men, but by the previous
captures and ikirmilhcs, had been
redaced 70 5000, being the number
taken on the glorious gift of March.
Martial Bercsford had co-opersted
in 70 naiterly manner with Lord
Wellington's army, that Ney found it
impoflble any longer to continue his
retreat, and was therefore cut off
from the main body.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 10.

PHILADELPHIA, MAY 20.
In the present arduous crisis Of our +.
fairs, when a degraded government
gives aid and succour to the privatecrs
Ola foreign nation, when il permits
them to enter the harbours of the Uni
ted States, and TO prepare new means
there tor the captivity Of its own citi-
zens, and the plumber of their vessels
on the ocean, it may moi be amiss 10
enquire how much We are bound 10 en-
dure, and when the measure Of our de-
baslng loI5earunce is to cease.
A French privateer fresh from (" THE
rovL WORK" OF robbing our defence
less vessels on the ocean, is now in onr
harbour, strengthening and preparing
herself tor new enterprises agains, as.
Let il be generally known that no ci.ixen
81 tie United STATES is at liberty to take =
commission Oh board her, while sb.
lays within our territories, and that mo
person whatsoever, except sransienl
Frenchn1an, 10 at liberty to enter q,
board OF her as a soldier, seaman or ma.
rine.
these acts are prescribed under Sc.
we're penalties, by a law of the Uni,rd
States, PASSED in better times, viz s,h
June, l7s4, which j. NOW il force an,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
I French Afgi,s.

The French Emprcfs was deliv-
cred Of fon the 10th March at Q
O'Clock in the morning. Some of
the French papers fay this event will
give haPPineis and repoie to Europe.
Dispatches from the French govern
ment have been received here but
their contents have rot tranfpired.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
esfs
PORTLAND,
Monday, May 20, 1911.

In times like the present no .,,pa-
! Ton Is less enviable than that Of n,'h
nc oihcer-to give satisfaction 10 I'M !.
ou' q me question. The mos: cor
rect and impartial conduc, will n, j
V"pe esnsure, ifany che should u AZ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
Choice Of Representatives.

Chotce Of Rehresentztiu.s.
On Monday last the adjourned NEE
ting for the choice If Representatives
was holden in this tunl,-.tbe re,uI.
was the election Of
MAT THEW COBB,
JOSEPH TITCOMR,
JOSEPH II INGRAuANI,
ISAAC ADAMS,
GEORGE BRADBURY,
kNOCH PREBLE.
ne highest number on III. federal
lcket was ASS, lowest number 446--
highest on the democratic ticket vas
200 lowest 4o2. Previous 70 the al.
joaned meeting A.essrs. Jenks aud
"ee1s declined being considered IL
candidates.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20

ifonv man among US has BEEN or IS SO
far 4 traitor 20 his country's interests
as n commit either Of them, he ou8nt
10 be prosecuted by every true Ameli-
can without moments delay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
PHILADELPHIA, May 7.
THE FRENCH PRIVAlEEK III
LIGENr AGAIN.

In IlL
She is now put into the hands o. '"e
carr. nters to repair for another crnize'
instead Of being in tie hands OF me
marshal. We are told by person
who said he had seen her Instructors
that she has orders " TO SLIM
BURN AND DESTROY all and every
neutral vessel that she met, gong 10 OF
from the ports Of Cadiz or Lisbon:
Donaparte thinks, no doubt as MS
troops blockade the back of those towns
his paper orders has right to DOCK
ade the front. Capt. G's instructions
also contain orders TO HANG every per
son he lays hold OF coming from d.
Domingo. Whether he has put TINS
last order in execution, probably time
will discover. As to the first part OF
his instructions we have, in addition 70
already given, TO add the iol-
lowing advertisement from the last
York Mercantile Advertiser.
True I'M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20

APRIL Z. The King is 10 far re,
covered, that it is expected ne VIII
fpeedily relume the royal functions
The oppoGtion papers have give"
the Queen a ltrokc Of the Paliy'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
NOTICE.

Whereas, the ship relief, commanded by
the Undersigned, on her late voyage from
Lisbon to N. York, was on or about the 5th
day of March, III the year OF 1911, captured
by certain French privateer called the ID
ligent, and commanded by capt ALEXIS
Grossart and whereas the said GroSssrt
when he captured the said ship, declared
that he should burn and sink her, IS 1t was
his orders, and that he should carry her
captain and crew to the Isle of France, and
to prevent such destruction Of said ship and
cargo, and the carrying Of myself and crew
to the said Isle Of Frasce, the undersign-
ed, master Of The said ship, drew upon my'
self 1t sea, certain bill Of exchange, but
dated At St. Ubes, the 18th day Of Feb
1911, for $4,000 in favour Of Alexis eros
sart, and one Goyon, Of NewYork, Mer-
chant. Now all persons are hereby warned
not 10 receive the said bill Of exchange, or
either Of them (,here being three sets Of The
same tenor < dste) the same being forced
from the undersigned under the circumstan-
ces above mentioned, and no consideration
having been given for the same-and are
hereby informed that the same draft will
not be honored by the subscriber.
LEWIS M'MILLAN,
Master Of the ship Relief.
New-YoTk, May 4.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-18
ORIGINAL
FAMILY MEDICINES

FAMlL1 eMLD1OAH ~ ~1ysl-
Prepared with the gseatest care & attention.
BY MICHlAL ZEE $50.
Les's Horn, destroying Lounges.
This medicine is superior to any ever OIL
tered to the public, being innocent and mhd,
certain and efficaci us III its operations.
Lees EErir,
A certain remedy for colds, coughs, or
asthmas & particularly the whooping cough
so destructive to children
Lees Essence Of Mustard
So we'll known for the cure OF kheuma-
tism, govt, palsy, sprains, &c
Lees grand 1 estorafsOe,
Proved by long experience to be unequai'
led in the cure of nervous disorders con-
sumptions, lowness, of spirits, inward weak AK
ness, etc.
Lees Auti-6iHous rms,
For the prevention and cure of bilious and
malignant fevers.
Lee'a Soyereign Ointment for the Ifch,
Which is warranted an lniailioie remedy
at one application.
Lees infaif6Lc Ague e Fever Drops,
For the cure of agues, remittent and inter-
mittent fevers.
Lees Genuine Persian LoEafs,
Celebrated for the cure OF rlngworms' tet-
ters, etc.
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An effectual remedy for all diseases In the
eys.
Lees 7ooth-dehe DROPS,
Which give immediate relief.
Lees Corn Plaister.
Lees Damask Lip Sulue.
LEES Restorative Pozeder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees Anodyne Earir, ~
For the cure of every kind OF headache.
The Indian Vegetable Steefc,
For the cure of Venereal complaints.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by the proprle-
tor. No. %, Pitt-street, Baltimore.
r GRAY, bookseller, king-street, and
N. KINGSTON, Fairtax-street, Alexan-
dria.
To country merchants and others, who
purchase to sell again, liberal discount Will
be given by the proprietors.
TO detect counterieits. observe each arti-
Gle has, on the outside wrapper, the sigma
ture of MICHAEL LIE "i'u W.
N. Is. At the places of sale may be had
fgratis) pamphlets containing recent and ex-
traordinary cases OF cures whose length pre-
vents there being herewith inserted.
June 20. Ia"
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RIpPON LODGE
FOR SHE OR K K "

70 x II l. r. " N IL ~ -
X ONSISTING of about one thousand "a
ores of Land, bordering Oh the Neao-
SEQ, a nayigable creek. about one mile from
the Potomac, within 2 miles OF Alexandria
and four from Dumfries, on the main road
from the one to the other. There is spa
cious mansion house with every necessary
ont house, an excellent garden with great
variety of fruit trees, we'll OF remarkable
cool water, and the situation considered a
monp the healthiest near the Potomac.-
There are about 400 acres open Tor cultlva-
ton. which produce in rye, corn, exc. equal
" as we'll as any in its vicinage. Extensive
marshes attach to this farm excellent tor the
Grazing of cattle, &c. and two meadows that
nroduc G annually from eighteen to twenty
five tons of hay of the natural grass las
land will he disposed of on liberal terms. a
third of the money being In cash, the balance
by approved guarantees oEpayment, Gre
dit Of one and two years may be had on Per-
sons disposed to buy or rent VIII apply 10
Mrs. CHRISTIAN BLACKBURN, on the Preni-
80 T. Blackburn,
Executor Of T. Blackburn, deceased, near
Centervillc, Fairfax county, Virginia
.,n,,.,e7 2aw I'm
rs The editor of the National lnselll-
rencer is requested to insert the above adj
s,on,;ean,en, once a week for four weeks, and
send hi. account TO this office for payment.
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August !
FOR SALE,
C. Deneale, c. c. !.
law2m

TWO thousand four hundred acres OF
LIND, in Fairfax county, Virginia, situated IN
a healthy, genteel neighborhood, about ~
miles from the city of Washington & George
own, and 10 miles from Alexandria. Inc
turnpike road from Alexandria to the Little
River passes about one and hall milestrom
the dwelling house. The land is well water
ed of good quality, and adapted 10 the
Plaster of Paris. The Improvements are
large dwelling house 48 feet long and 20 feet
wide, two stories high, good kitchen, meat
house. tobacco house, granaly, stables and
corn house, all in good repair. will take
the moderate price of Ten Dollars per acre !;
one third of the purchase money payable at
the time of sale, the residue at the expira-
ton of 10 months. ;.
Stock, in any of the banks within the dis-
trict Of Columbia, will be received or Lands
on the lower parts of Potomac or Rappahan!.
mock rivers, and in the western country, Will
be taken in exchange.
Richard Fitzhugh.
July 81. %a"o"
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At the annual meeting of the
July 81

At the annual meeting OF the
Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, in the town of Alexandria, on the
first Monday in December, 1910, the toll
loving resolution was unanimously adopted I:
That for the purpose of encouraging the use
Of broad wheel Wagons on the Little River
Turnpike road, all Wagons the br eadth OF
the wheels whereof shall be six inches, shall
be permitted to pass the gates on said road
toll free, for the term of two years, and all
Wagons whose wheels shall be the breadth
Of i've i've inches, shall be permitted to pass toll
free, for the term OF eighteen monihs-all
Wagons the breadth of the wheels whereof
shall be four inches, shall be permitted to
nass toll free for the space of Is months
from the time they shall first pass the re-
spective gates, which shall be specially no.
iced by the gate keepers-And that this re-
culation shall be extended to all who shall
avail themselves of it within tive years.
Jonah Thompson, Seey.
December IS. law
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JOSEPH SPEAR,
August ]

nsos, resteeyuiiy informs ms FRIENDS ana tns
Pubic,
THAT he has commenced the CABINET
,,1oIaerSs in all its various branches, near
:. onnosite the Yendue Store, Prince-strset
~ opp pc makes and repairs all kinds OF Mu-
~. me ms Ins,rnments, such as Piano Fortes,
n 1,ea Vii. Violins, Guitars, &c, and will
. IsoI s,rnish Mahogany Collins for grown per-
ae.u FOR sor 6heen dollars. He hopes the
sons -. os lis materials, the soundness OF
so .m",s. and the strict attention he intends
paying TO his business, wall ensa a'h,;e All
rouragement from generous puorS. az
sf,he above branches of business VIA DC e A-
er,n.a at the shortest notice. ~.
JuRe-is.