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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-13
Forty DollzrsReward.

RAN AWAY from the subscribers tsfp
on Cedar Run, ten miles below Fau90.ts
court house, Virginia, Oh or about the ists
instant, u dark mu'atIo piap naned DIX f.s>',
about feet inches high, &c years sAa,
blacksmith by trade, speaks slowly bat o's
tinctly Had on suit Of striped homespit
woo!len cloth and carried with him seFesa
suits Of clo2ths 1t is expected thIt he s@'
attempt to get to Pennsylvania The ae@se
reward will be given for apprehending sHa
securing him If taken out Of the state oistT-
ginia. aud Twenty Dollars if taken and Sc
cured within this stat.
William Fitzhugh.
March a.. law5r
GO Printing Of all kinds aeat't
executeda at tAss office.
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April
At the annual meeting OF the

At the annual meeting of the
Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, in the town of Alexandria, on the
first Monday in December, 1917, the fol-
loving resolution was unanimously adopted
Tina, for the purpose of encouraging the use
oe broad wheel Wagons on the Little River
Turnpike road, all Wagons the bf eadth OF
the wheels whereof shall be six inches, shall
he 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
,f Eve inches, shall be permitted TO pass toll
free. for the term OF eighteen monlhs-ail
wagons the breadth of the wheels whereof
shall be four inches, shall be permitted 10
BASS toll tree for the space of | months
from the time they shall first pass the re-
snectiyc gates, which shall be specially no.
ticed by the gate kcepers-And that this re-
culation shall be extended to all who shah
railthemselves of it within tive years.
True copy.
Jonah Thompson, Ste'y.
Deeembet %. Law
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For Sale or Rent,

That noted Stand at the corner OF Wash
incton and King-street, consisting Of Store
and accommodations for family, now IN the
occupancy of Captain Black Possession May
be had the 6rst of May next. For further
inform alton please to apply to
John Roberts.
Apriis saxsv
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April
N O Z &c E..

THE subscriber intending to leave Alex.
andria for few months, Ton voyage to Is,
West Indies) offers for sale three butidiAg
LOTS with the improvements thereon, siln-
ated between his what and Union street,
subject to a free use Of the alley from sud
street to the river.
He viii! also Lent his Harehouse and Hha.f
for one or more years-and rtqucss all those
who have aims against hin 10 call add set
tie the SINE Oh or before The 25lh day OF she
present month.
JOHN TUCKER.
April 3. l"wsw
WAS put on board the sloop Unity, 1T
Philadelphia, for Alexandria, &c lii August
1909, barrel and box. marked K. p. The
owner will get them Oh. "!p',ing to Mr.. Da-
MEL Mclean, an! paying rharges
CALEB HAND.
April 8 COIN
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Iuit Received
August n.
M u FO X S Il l. f,

An elegant assortment OF gut
aud mahogany frame Looking Glasses. p: al
ed Casters do Caadlesticks, Morocco P"ck-
ct Books, Whips and Canes Also, an as
sortment of spectaces of silver tortoise
she'll, and seei frames-of lis article IN
tend to keep constant supply. On hand S
usual, toroi C shell, ivory and horn combs,
with other fancy goods in my lire
Thomas Mount.
AnriI 5taw2w
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Five hundred tickctsto be drawn each
day, and the drawing to commence with the
least possible delay.
Pure hasers of 100 tickets CT more, to be
entitled to credit of thirt, days alter draw.
ing of this class, tor notes, with approved
ndorseTs.
All prizes not demanded within six months
after the drawing OF .,h;s class will be consi-
dercd as given up tor III bc~eht OF the lot
terry
This scheme, il is believed, affords an
equal 2rospcc, OF gaW to adventures Win
any other which has hsen offered L" the PuE-
lie, Those woo are Interested In the corn.
mercc ana agriculture OF the country adjacent
10 the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, have
additional inducements to give their support,
as the money 70 he raised by the lottery Is
Tor ,he;, immediate benefit and convenience.
|, is also hoped that the patriotic and puoic
spirited will be disposed to countenance ana
encourage a measure which haa Tor Its object
the facilitating ready and convenient COM
r,rnica,ion between the western country ana
the Atlantic, tending to connect the interests
of the eastern and western states, and TO
.>a,,>a,p,te their union
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Prevention better than Ch1e.
For the Prevention and Cure OF Bilious a"e
Malignant Fevers, is recommended
HAHN'S ANTI-BILLiOUS
Pills.

i
h.pen,ed (onss) by Fl LEE, SO Iua'ae"
Lane, hev Yor6.
r~HyS Medicine has for ten years past
{ bcen attended with degree OF success
Mo III, g. reatful to the invenor's feelings, IN
seYera, narts Of the West Indies, and the
southern of the United States, particularly !"
Baltimore. Petersburg, Richmond, norfolk
Edenton, Wilmington, Charleston anu oAva.-
nah. The testimony of a number OF persons
each Of the above places has been aauucea
wso have reason 70 believe that eimeiy use
ltnls salutary remedy has, under rro''aehse'
preserved their lives when IN the most aiati''-
ng circumstances.
Facts of thi, conclusive nature, speak more
II, favor of medicine than columns ot pohp,
ous eulogy founded on mere assertion coe'u
be.
7, il not indeed presumptuously proposed
as an infslliole cure, but the lhVehtor "'s
every possible reason that can result itohi
extensive experience, of believing that d oosc
of these pills, taken once every two weeks
,,,,r;,g the prevalence of our bilious levers,
will nrove an infallible preventative; ana
further, that in the CARRIER stages VI '''o'I
diseases, their use will very genera'i! succeea
in restoring health, ami frequently IN cases
esteemed desperate, and beyond the power VI
ommon remedies -,
1he oneration of these pills is perfectly
m;ld-so as to be used with safety oy persons
m every situation, and ofevery age.
Tber are exceliently adapted to carry on
suDerhuous bile, and to prevent It's !noFoio
secre.ions to restore and amendtne apPeots'
nro,,,ce rec perspiralion, and thereby pre-
vent colds. which arc often Of fatai co''se-
uuence.! dose never fails to remove coi''
II taken ON it's first appearance. ine5 are
celebrated for removing hAbltua' costiVe-
ness; sickness at the stomach ana severe
head ache aud oughtto be taken oy all persons
Oh ctangc OF climate.
Thew have been found remarkably ethcacl-
Gus in preventing and curing disorders a''o''
dant on long voyages, and should De procured
aud carefully preserved for use by every
seaman
Cert feate of Mr.. lillian Depenney.
During the last nine years, have oeeh IN
the hanit of using Hahn's Anu.billouS rus
prepared by the late Mr.. Lee, whenever coids
,e,d aches or csstiveness have rendered me
dicine necessary in these cases single
dose has Acknowledgement my head-ad"e'
and has generally been found sufficient to re-
move every symp tom OF a cold 1t taken on
It's first appearance. Induced by the bench
receiyed, I have for wears past recommend
ed them to many of my friends, and have
the D easure to inform you, they have invaria-
bly succeeded in removing the ABOVE COM
plants. Yours &c.
VIM. Devenney,
No. las Cherry Street, New York.
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los. Carleton,

e1flOrSerS. neg otiibie az any OF INC DahhS
within the District OF Columbia.
los. Carleton,
Agent for the Potomac Company
THE DRAWING OF THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Manga
ton Lottery.
>E~HE public are hereby informed, that
at a meeting of the President and Dr.
rectors of the Potomac Company, held at
Brooks tavern. in Alexandria, on Monday,
the 10th day of December, $40. 1t was de-
termined that the drawing of the Potomac
and Shenandoah Navigation .ottery shall
commence on the first Monday in May next.
By ordcr of the President and Directors.
JOSEPH CARLETON, .1sent.
Georgetown, Dec. aa-fJar> IL
The public are farther informed that, con-
formally to subsequent resolution OF the
managers of the lottery the price OF tickets
will be advanced from the Stst of March
next, to ten dollars and fifty cents, and that
no tickets after the 25th day of April next
viii be sold at a..y other place than at them
Office or Offices in the district OF Columbia -
, 1. is, therefore, confidently hoped, unde'
these regulations, that persons. DESTROYS Q
promotinS the object Of this lottery, and wh'
have NOT yet supplied themselves With tick.
cts, win embrace the opportunity OF doing
before they are Withdrawn from tka dIstan
Agents. --@--
BY order of the Mspagsrs, ).
Joseph Carleton, Agsas.
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Charles Simms, President.
Jonah Thompson,)
John Mason, O''ect-
! Henry Foxall, ors.
William Steuart,

NIB Arrangements having been maoe TO
commence the sale of tickets ,zlhg the
ABOVE Lottery, the public are hereby inform
ed. that am now prepared to ceive pro-
posaIs from all such persons as may be dis
posed to purchase. or otherwise contract tor
rba sale thereof on cbmm'sSlon. purchasers
taking 100 Tickets. or m":e' WILDE epii''ea
TO a credit Of thirty days after the drawing OF
the Lottery, on giving notes with approved
en,lorsers. negotiable at any OF the Banks
~ ,,h;n ,he District OF Columbia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-03
Paper Hanginlgs.


4 now opening several boxes PAPER HANGINGS
the most fashionable patterns, with elegant
Borers which he Will sell cheaper than was ever of
fegcd for sale in this state The assortment of low
priz d Papers is extensive. Wholesale customers
be furnished with Paper Hangngs at liberal dis
counts from the ManYtactory prices
IH& BOOk STORE
Is furnished with complete assortment OF BOOKS
of every description usually wanted, and with every
publication rs from the press. School
ana Seaman's books of every kind in use
.4LALA.NACKS FOX 1911.
Ofvarious kinds which will be sold BY the groce doz-
cn single, at half the original price.
SEVER.4L HU.WDRED YOLUAES
Second hand Books, also at half the original price
HATS
Of every description and price, wide and common
brims. One fashionable satin Beavers. Felt
plated, and mems AMI chiidrens' Hats Of the
fashionable shape and best quality, from rs cts
10 SS
Persons indebted to WANTON & RATHBONE,
or GEORGE WANTON, are requested 10 maka i'm
media,e payment, and all persons having demands
against either, to present the same for settlement
March 6, 1871.
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ALso,-250 NJ. Shingles, with quantity OF
Boards and Laths, Of the first quality.
.ilSo, Just received,
so bushels white Beans
100 bbls. prime Beef;
300 quintals Goldfish;
Assortment of Iron hollow Ware
do. Stone do.
hhds. 4th proof Jamaica Spirits
do Sd proof ST. Croix Rum;
2 pipes French Brapdy;
Assortment Of Nails;
28O boxes English Herrings
" The highest price given for old Copper
Brass, Lead, Iron, g. Rags
Newport, Jan. 9, 1911
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GROCERIES and CROCKER1.
DANIEL B. VAUGHAN,

No.-l Washington- Square,
formerly occupied by SAMUEL VAucHAN,1
OFFERS For SALE,
A general assortment OF Groceries, CrOCke:y
Ware, &c. &c.-viz--
Rum Loaf
Gin Havana ( C,,r,.c
Spanish Brandy White and D"tS 80 -
Lisbon Brown
herry M;Voc | Molasses
Malaga & Ginger
Msdaria Pmento
Porter Cassia
Vinegar Nutmego
Hyson Cotton
Hyson Skin ! Te1c Log and Red Wood
Souchong & Carolina } indigo
Bohea and flotant
Coffee powder and Shot
Pepper. Wrapping,paper
Lamp Oil &c. &c.
also inst received, bales long staple Cotton Of the
first quality.
The above articles viii be sold on reasonable term
for T. ASH
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CJosiah Bartlett,
( William Whipple,
| Matthew Thornton,
CSamuel Adams
J John Adams,
| Robert Treat Paine,
Elbridge Gerry.
8 stephen Hopkins,
: William Ellery.
(Roger Sherman,
Sam uel Huntington,
! William Williams,
tOliver Wolcott.
(William Floyd,
Philip Livingston,
{ Francis Lewis,
Lewis Morris.
Richard stockton,
John Witherspoon;
J Francis Hopkinsoll.
John ttart,
lAbraham lark.
(kobert Morris,
| Benjamin kust!,
bcnjanll'' Fran n1's
5ohl, MQrt q!
5eosgc B
James 3 2lti!s
George
James 4 Ason'
5eorBee e noes.
3Cesar hooney,
lIeorge neau'
Samuel I1,g. Inase'
w William !, raca,
homas otonc,
lCharies Iarron'
IGG.eo,fge, Wytne,,
Elchafa i1enry n Lee
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GROCERIES

By WHOLES.2LE s. RETAIL,
w |. l. ~ NJ " ii | / T.,
Offers for sale, at the store uharf formerly
occupied by the Progressive Company, No. IL.
4 General Assortment of Grocery, Crockcry, and
Glass Ware. .S5c-co~s1sTINc Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-03

Black Pepper
Ginger
Pimento
Table Salt
Alexan'lria} FLOUR
& Bsltimor
Wrapping Paper.
Raisins
Tobacco
Rice
Soap
Candl es
Cheese
Butter
and Meal.
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NEWPORT, K. L.
Printed and Published on UedIesddys, By
WILL AN SiMONS,
No. =, NIL Street.

TERMS.
The paper is printed once week, at dollars
year, one half in advance.
Advertisements conspicuous. inserted, at the rate
at dollar and 50 cents square, for three weeks
smaller ones in the same proportion.
Prntng in all its variety, executed with accuracy
nd despatch. Orders respectfully solicited
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rny already begun with circumstances OF cruelty and peril
dy, scarcely paraeed in the babarous ages and totally
unworthy the head of civilized nation.
He has constrained fellow citizens taken captive on the
high SEAS to bear against their counry to become the
eXecuoncrs OF their friends and brethren, to fall themselves
by their hands.
He has excited domestick instructions among u.s. and has
endeavoured to bring the Inhabitants OF our ronKrs the
mercless Lan Savdee whose known rule of warfare is an
undstngused destruction of all ages, and conditions
In every stage of these oppresons we have peoned tor
redress i'll the NEST humble terms repeated petitions,
have been answered only by repeated injury. Prince,
whose character is thus marked by every which may de-
fine yrant, is unfit to be the ruler ofa free people.
Nor have we been wanting in attention British Brc
tmen We have warned them from time me OF attempts
by their Legislature extend unwarrantabe jurisdiction
We have reminded them of the circumstances OF
emigration and settlement here We have appealed to
their native justice and magnanmy, and we have coued
thcm by the ties OF kindred, to dsavow these
usupaons which would inevitably interrupt connexions
and correspondence They have been deaf to the voice
of justice and of consanguny We must, therefore, acqu
ece in the necessity which denounces separation, and
hold them hold the rest OF mankind, enemies in war; in
peace, friends.
WE, therefore, the Representatives of the UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA IN GENERAL CON
GRLSS ASSEMBLED, appealing to the Supreme Judge
of the world for the recude of Intentions do in the
name and by the authority of the good people OF these Colo
nes socmny publish and declare, that these United Colonies
are, and of right ought to be FREE INDEPENDENT
STATES, that they absoved from all allegiance to the
British crown, and that all political connection between them
and the State of Great Britain s and ought to be- totally dis
solved and that, as FREE AND INDEPENDENT
STATES they have full power to levy conclude peace,
alliances, establish commerce, and to do all other
and things which INDEPENDENT STATES, may
of right do And for the support of this declaration, with
firm reliance the protection of DIVINE PROVIDENCE
we mutually pledge to each other our LIVES, FOR
TUNES, and our SACRED HONOUR. a
Signed BY Order and in behalf sfthe Congress-
JOHN HANCOCK, Pfcside,n.
fttest,
CHARLES THOMSON, Secretary.
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I oHeY for Sale,

MI estate III Hanover called ami knc
by the name Of PuLFiILD, containing 1914
acres, be the same more or lcSr, together
with the Negrots between 90 and 70, most
ly III famiies-aiso, all the stock ct Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs aud Mules. and the
Plantation Utensils.
Possession will lie given Of the whole as
soon as contract is concluded, including, the
present growing crops, at their estimated ga.
lac. One fourth OF the purchase money will
be required in hand. and the balance in one
and two years on interest. If sale Of rhe
land should not Ike place before the | 9th Of
August, the negroes, stock, SC will be sold
on that day, together with the standing coin,
and the estate le. sea for term OF years.
l have alto for sale about IS, 900
Acres Of Military Lands in the States OF Ohio.
Kentucky, and the Indiana Territory, beside,
1000 Acres in the county Of Mason and State
e. Virginia near the Ohio. For a particular
description of all which and for terms Of sale,
apply 10 MIR. Thomss Taylor, of Richmond,
or 10
John Hopkins.
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Five Dollars Reward.

STRhTED or STOLEN from the sn5scri-
Der. at Ravens >Qrth. Fairfax county, on
the 18th of April
q LARGE SORRFL HORSE, upward:
n Of fifteen hands higb, seven years s'd
this spring, with b;aze in his face, sfna!'
sore on his back, his sizes little rubbed "sto
the stirrup feathers; shod s'l round ana his
shoes much worn, has beer doeked, his name
i. short and inclines to hans on eaeh sfc'
ha. brisk walk and trots oify- "hoe yer
viii take UP the said horse AMI bring III" to
me. OF send me letter to the Post-oshce IN
alexsadris, SO that get Tim again. shall
receive the above reward
John Burk.
N.vs. d. Ssrts~
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The valuable Legacy Of the Father
Of his Country,
Just received. for sale BY JAMES REMEDY
scnios, Bookseller, King street,
Washangton's Faiedictory Add7eS.

WaShangton's HaiedactOry Add7sG.
A beautiful Miniature Edition, emDeiiisE-
ed with 6ue Likeness of that truly gre4t
Man, and ornamenitd with handsome Wig
nette Title-PIice IS Cents half bound in
Morocco.
This admirable compendium of oonsum-
mate political wisdom, from their best triend-
conveyed in style truly parental, should
rende 1t an inestimablc treasure to every true
American as il must. if acted upon, have
been an intaliible guide 10 national honor and
prosperity.
The sons Of Greece were animated 20 he.
roic actions by the imprisoned addresses OF
their orators and poets. The sons Of Co!um-
liza are more powerfully excited by the glo-
rioas example, IS we'll as by voice from
the tomb Of the immortal Washington, TO
The exercise Of the duties &C the christian and
the citizen.
Ii is much 70 be lamentcd that this pre-
cious relique has rot become the director
AID guide Of every American citizen, and
that i, has become 50 scarce. 10 supply this
detect, and TO introduce It into general no
ticc at this important crisis, t1c present cdi'
ton is now offered 10 The pubic The ad-
h,irers OF the departed hcro and patriot, have
nov an opportunity Of procuring copies and
Ct making presents 10 their friends. And 1t
is presumed that parents and teacher. Can
not make more valuable presaT: 20 their
children and pupils, than tL, iast bequcss OF
their common poiitica! parent.
MAY 81.
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This IS f0 giue Notice,

Thst he subscriber hath obtained from
the O phans' Court Of Charles county, in
Maryland, letters t.s'amentary on the per-
,onai ,..a.e of Lace CurLs, late OF Charles
county, deceased: all person, having claims
az ainst the said deceased. are hereby WALL
I'd tn exhibit the sA,ne with tic vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
25th Gay Of N'vcmaer eSl they my o.
therwise by law be excluG;d from al! benefit
of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 23d day OF Nay,
1871.
John Ladder, Adm'r.
Nav "a .w5t,
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Public Sale.

WILL IF SOIL II Fauqaier Court House
on a:cc- 81 ~ instant, Tor cash,
a TTat. OF l. ND, cohtai"ihg ABOUT
~ $50 acres, lyiag near the borough
Ere Mills and in the ID counts OF ranquief'
This land will so.l ,.accC 1ecres o! the
SUPERIOR Coss, ot Chsncery For tho Rich
mons Ns,r;.., in a suit therein DEPENDING,
b,,w-en William Bryan. plaintiff, James
h,cr,.a ard others defendants.
Tie Commissioners.
>,u.o dts
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John Hopkins.
March IS.
Burr MaM-Stone Mandatory.
2aW2m.

The Subscriber informs the
public that he has received supply OF Burr
Blocks and intends to rceonmence the max
ing Of Rurr Mill-otones 1T his late dwelling
OH Patrick street, between King and Cameron
streets, about the first Of March next, when
he can supply Burr Stones OF any dimensions
tia, may be ordered. He has also good as
sortmcRt Of Boiling Cloths, which can De had
by applying to Joseph Dean or at the Manu-.
factory. Any perzoa Wishing t. engage
Burrs before the FIST OF March will please
apply TO Joseph Dean.
Benjamin Brown.
December IL. "a"
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ca i T 10 N.

HAVING suffered very great incoHveni-
ence and loss, from the repeated and h4bitnai
trespasSes committed OH my property OK
tending from the south end OF the town to
s!un,in, Creek; am constrained TO forbid
in the most pointed manner. all persons
whatsoever, from ranging. shooting, or o.
therwise trespassng within my SAID enoio-
sures The laws will be rigitAy enforced IN
case III notice shall be t!;sregarded, since
can no longer tolerate the wssteiul and wan.
ton inroatls upon my fences and cultivated
fields, which have for some time been sub
jected to.
II HnOe
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FOR SALE.
Mas 9

A House and Lot on Henry Street,
adjoining the premises of Philip G Aarsse'-
Ter The ffo,ss is nearly new, large con-
senien., and in very healthy situation, 10
which Is attached three quarters OF an acne oil
srouna, now in a garden we'll enclosed Al.
-, I,s OF Ground near the lower end OF
King Street; hi, lot is e and nan .ee'
nn King Street, running back to a % iee'
alley 81 feet on which are two houses -
if the sr.t mentioned property is not so'd al al
private sale, before the Isl June next 1t VIII
shen be sg,d y, pubiie sale, on liberal terms
c. Page.
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At the annual meeting of the

At the annual meeting OF the
Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, in the town of alexandria, on the
first Monday in December, ISIS, the foI-
loving resolution was unanimously adopted /:
Thatfor the purpose Of encouraging the use
oil broad wheel Wagons On the Little River
Turnpike road, all Wagons the br estlih of
the wheels whereof shall be ST.; inches, shall
be permitted to pass the gates on said road
toll free, for the term Of tso years, and all
Wagons whose wheels shall be the breadtn
of five inches, shall be permitted to pass toll
free, for the term OF eighteen moD,hs-aii
Wagons the breadth Of tbs wheels whereof
shall be four inches, shall be permitted to
pass toll Tree for the space OF !! ) months
from the time they shall FIRST PISS the re.
spectivc gates, which shall be specially no-
ticed by the gate keepers And that tits re-
gula,ion shall be extended to all who shah
avail themselves of it within tive jears.
True copy.
Jonah Thompson, 'Stc.J.
December Dc. law