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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14

to be in perfect order. The loss ofthe
Macedonian was S. killed and 20
wounded, twelve Of them dangerously
The loss Of the United States was S
killed and z wounded. Among the
latter was 1t. john NJ. FUNK, brave
and valuable officer, who had his leg
shot of. and died the day after
The Macedonian had 800, the United
States 400 men. The Macedonian was
launched in 1910, and is considered
fine frgiate
The fire Of the United States was
very lively well-directed, and destruc-
tive During the close action the crew
Of the Macedonian thought her to be OH
fire, and cheered
The United States sailed from Boston
the 9Th Of October, and parted with
Commodore RODGERS the Goth and
the Argls soon alter
Letters from officers Of the United States
frigate have been received which confirm
all the above particulars, and add, that every
gun upon the quarter deck and toFecsstle
of the Macedonian was either dismantled or
rendered useless, while on board The Amer
lean ship every spar was standing, and not
q ropeyArn Of her gun tackle even strained
That the Unifei States fred 70 brosdsIdes
an one hour ami % minutes; the MGcedo.
niaH only firing 2oi-thst our loss was
killed and A wounded, the English 80 killed
and sc wounded and that the Maceloni
81 4
discialine. GOODNESS and pluck of the crew
of tie L. S are described as above ali praise
A letter from gen.leman on board the u
States frigate, after stating The particulars OF
the action, observes -
"I am aware il will be said, she is a lit.
tie ship, with five guns less than you, aud a
hundred men less, with carriages lighter
metal, &c.-well, all this is Tue-she is ir-
ferior in all these-but she is Just such a
ship as the English have achieved all their
single ship victories IN Il was IN such A
ship Sir Robert Barlow took he Aficane ];
that sir Michael Seymour took the B,une,
and afterward The Nemen that Capt Mil
ne took the Vengeance, Cap. Cook La Forte,
Capt LAVE, the Guerrero, Capt. kowley,
the Venus, and God knows how many Others /:
she IS N tonnage, men and guns, such q
ship as the English prefer 70 all others, and
have, till the Gue,riere's loss, always thought
a match for any single decked ship ahoat
You will observe the ship was just ouJ Of
do k-her insists were better han the
Cuerrieye's, She he'd taken no prlzes-her
compliment was full She was no. built of
fl, thirty yeart ago, as was said OF that
ship, but Of the best English oak two
years since"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14
Ship JRRms.

BOSTON, DEC. Gar. Spanish brig Patri-
OF. Fose Alborose, master, % days from ca
dir. VIA MI Desert. where she rs-p- Is d-y-
since-she was bound TO N York, put m
here for provisions, and has cargo It Il,
70 the order If VIM. Bailey, of N. York
sept H. IS leagues w from C4d;z Ligh,
House, was boarded from an Algerine (Pola.
ere r:gged) cruizer Of guns full Of men.
brig in CO. after very close examination oi
the briggs Mediterranean pass, compared
with The hsIfthey have, and much abusive
language, permittedher 70 proceed, not how
ever ill hey had inquired very particu..r.,
how many Amctic n vessels we're a Cadi1
aud when any Of them would .sii, &c. NOs
2, la as Ion SO was boarded ON al Engn-
frIga'e and sloop of war, blowing hard, did
noI learn anything, not even their aame
The mex morning, after being BOARDED from
the AIgerines, saw them give chase 10 a YES
sells, did not know who they were or OF what
nation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14
FOUND,
Thomas Nellon's Efate

NOTICE o all concerned, y hereby given
'hat Matthew Martin, adminifirator on
the elta'e of THOMAS NELSON. iaee ~
HaTPlws'i, 10 The county Of Cumberland. mar
'ner' deceaied has exhibited 10 me private
account u his, againf iaid eRate-5lCo M
administration atcount-and hat The fame wall
DC conhderd a. COurt of Probate 70 Ne Nj
den al the ott1-e Of Johu rockingham. Flo. I'm
Portland, on The fecond WednefIav ar lama
ny cert, at ren O'Clock il the forenoon. when
and where they may appear and fhew cau!e II
any they have, why the laid accounts fhould
Lot be allowed - a,ed al Portland, The Ienth
day Of December, \. u 1919
SAM. FREEMAN, Yseg, 81 I,iy Car,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14
@arrieD,

In Concord. n. II Rev Samuel Hall, Of
Rumfofd. (Me) to Miss Hannah Blanchard
II Northyarmoulh, by The Rev. AmAssa
Smith, Mr.. Isresl True, % Miss Jane AIer
rill
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14
NOT ANlSS.

An honest citizen reading in the papers,
that the war, on the frontier was susbez-
del, exciAmed, " zuish the authors oft
zys'e ~ similar pyedlcGment."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14

THE annual meeting Of tie Portland Ma
'ine Society," will be held At Colunl6iaa Hal
TOMORROW EVENING, a. z 'ci.ck.
J WOODMAN, sc y.
Portland, Dec IA 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14

Capt r, b, Roberts, Of the sch. Ann
Maria, from Alexandra for 81 Barts,
taken BY the Privateer Nonsuch of Bal
timore-(the hriUateer being under
British cUl0urs)-has published state
ment Of his case, in which he says he
was captured on sushici0n of having a
licenCe, which lie solemnly declares ne
had not The narrative then proceeds
He now found " HIS 1EaJeSty'8
Schooner" to be the American privateer
Nonsuch OF Baltimore, and conscious of
his own rectitude, to allay any suspicion,
he offered his keys To the boarding Off
Ger, and gave him liberty 10 search tor
any thing in his possession respecting
the VI ssel or cargo which would war
rant her capture OF detention This,
however, would 10; satisfy them and
himself and four Of his crew WERE
PUT IN IROAS-SHACKLED,
hands and feet---and Isit upon deck IN
most distressing and painful situation,
exposed to the sun and night air, with
out any covering, upon an allowance Of
one quart Ut water for "a hours bree
men were put on board his vessel, and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14
The War ~ Shdin.

The British arms in SPAN continue sue
ces ,ful, snd The French forces are retreat
ing towards France
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14

The prince regent having dissolved the
late parliament, sn election for new one
has recently taken place the result which IS
a large increase of the NJ nisierlAl Majority.
The celebrated Mr. Sherldon, has lost lis
election for S afordsh c, and Sir ) Romrl-
~ for Bristol and Mr., BrougAam for Liver
pool, have lost their election.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14
NOTICE..

THE stockholders 10 the Mime Fire ard
Il Marine Ia,Hrs4-e C'TPaay are hereby mott
fed, that heir annual meeting for the choice
of nine Directors for the enluing year, will be
held AZ their Office, la Exchange Street, on
Tueiday the 5th day Of January, 1873, a ?
o'clock in the afternoon
BY ayqer 9ft5s P,sIftevf AL Di,esss,
ELI H MORSE, Sec.ry.
M So M y-r,s1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14
BOSTON, DEC. IL

BOSTON, DEC. III
AyriUed belor yesterday, bound u Salem.
brig Bacchu,, late MCuii, of AMI from Por,
Glasgow, IS weeks, IN ballast. and % pas
senge S, men women and children, prIzs to
the priysteer Revenge, of Salem The
prize master came up to town and informed
US, she had been piundered previous to thei
capturing her, of every thing movable, all
the passengers bed clothing and wearing
apparel. and even a silk gown, which one Of
the women wete making al The time, BY a
new green bouomed letter of marque brig,
bound Q Bordeaux, Captains name Libby,
and hailed from Portland. The Bacchus is
sn American built vessel Of $50 ions. was
captured and condemned under the Orders
in Council, Is about 6years Old, and was
formerly deep wais,ed vessel, since risen
upon she was captured 28th 4lt. off Cape
CansO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14

and 900 at Queenstown. Before we in.
troduce the tee fah0His, as the Irish ed
itors call it, We had better wait I'LL the
tide changes in our favour, and we be-
gin 20 take armies instead Of losing them.
Conn. Mirror.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14
ACCURATE VOTES

FOR PRESIDENT and VICE PRESIDENT
Of the United States. glven Dec, 2, 1872.
States For Pres,d4n F. " President.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14
II Mauu Il or tlrtde and boast


Another brave action has been achiev-
ed by our little navy through the cour-
age and skill ofthe brave DECATUR, his
officers and crew, IN the capture Of the
Macedonian frigate. Il furnishes anoth-
er irresistible proof Of the correctness
of that policy which the federalists have
uniformly commended for viz, that this
Country,if 1t would have It's commercial
rights respected and protected, the gov
eminent, whose duty It is, must provide
an adequate naval protection tor the pur-
pose. Had the money which has been
expended in the purchase of additional
territory, sacrificed TO carry into effect
Jefferson and Msdison's Gun Boat and
Commercial restrictive system, been
appropriated to the increase ola NAVY,
the United States might have Teen in
possession of a force which would have
induced the nations Of Europe TO re-
spect all our neutral rights the pres
ent war with all its burdens and evils
would have been avoided and this coun-
try, at the present moment would have
been in high state of prosperity and At
peace with the worlt SO much for
abandoning the policy Of Washington
and Adams and pursuing that Of JEFF
fersOn and Madison
The Mayor and Aldermen ofthe City Of
New London (Con) n behalf Of the CJrpo.
ration, have presented congratla.ury ad-
dress 70 commodore Decatur for his djslin.
guished bravery and skill displayed al vari
Gus times and il particular BY the Capture Of
the ship OF War Macedonian, in promoting
the honor and glory Of the national flag. II,
which the Commodore made verbal reply
characteristic 0fthe man, in which he obser
we'd that whatever Of honor or consideration
mayhave been acquired in the victory, his
officers and men had meri ed their full pro-
portion"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14

" aHted-5o M r o. HID Slaves.
apply at No 6 Union Wharf.
December 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14

The rate ofthe u 5 frigate has been in.
CORE CITY stated in some Of our papers she
is A, carving 54 guns and the Macedo-
man is SO, Carrying AZ guns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14
GUN-POWIFR &c

$500 10 Dupont & Cos }
Engl'ih and Nor bern OON-FONDER,
FOR Sale BY ELI Al WHITING RON -
%, State free who has alto for ale
10000 lbs Parent Shot
1000 do Match Rope
10000 do Sheet Cork
1000 do belt refined salt Fetre
500 do crude Salt Petre
10000 do Bar Lead
1000 do Nuke and PlloI Bnle,. al
Buck Shot from 8 70 $40 70 the pou,d
5oOoO Muiket aud Pifiol Flints
5UO lbs & ude and Roll BrimRoDn.
OU Powder Horns
2OOn lbs Oakum
IUuVOO do Cannon Balls and Crane Che,
cannon and Carranades OF varicu, 6z-.
+ W. informs hIs CullCmers, tbaf he h..
mace al arrangement TO re -naDufst4urs -
ever poor Powdei he may iuciden aIiv rereivr
and "'ihes purchaers 10 be particularly rem;n-
ded tina; he ihal offer for iae none \. ~
a. can be recommended with con6dence "a
proved good by experiment with inn-s -.n,a
winch he Aaf for that purpoGe and ". n u,h,-h
they can make iuch companfonS - nv W.
"ihed -Prices at prefent, per finste CO
from 90 20 80 cents Eme or which !, ny n.
FRI quaIity. - ~ no
POWDER, SHOT, &c. By retail 4, abov-
- - Bolton Dec Ia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-14

Ha4emsh
Ha&MigE BIZ
al&A Aa4s
Gn1ssdkAB
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-28
Congress of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURsDAr, February q, 1912.
REPORTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.

THURsDAr, February q, 1912.
REPORTED FOR THIS GAZETTE
Mr, Reed presented the memorial of
GEORGE Birchmore of Salem, praying COM
Psnsation for property unlawfully seized BY
ue hey ofTunis, and which he thinks might
nave been rsgained if the United States had
Ueen represented at that place by proper
CHARACTER. Referred to the Secretary OF State.
An engrossed resolution offered by Mr..
0y0ert, yesterday, was read third time and
Passed.
LIE house took up the unfinished business
yesterday The question before the house
"aen adjourned was concurrence with the
''port OF The committee Of the whole OH the
'''0luuons reported by the committee of
Ways and means.
"a concurrence with the lst resolution,
"'' ayes and noes were called and were Yeas
H-Nays 40.
:; SA moved that the further considers
: - u ole resolutions be postponed till the
'Slday OfAptll.
1i' motion gave rise to debate of consi-
s'aOle Interest, inaainuch as il was calculated
va orlns forth the scntimerrs OF several
u. "''nen on the great war question. A
NJ, ~ VI the debate shall be given as early IS
:, VI Fisk afterwards varied his motion so as
-. s%e the postponement till Monday week
H.. instead OF the Ist of April The ques-
". vas decided ty ayes aud noes, and were
lie question then was on a concurrence in.
o.. - fesoiutlon-Ayes 70, Nays AZ. Be-
'is Question was taken, Mr.. Stow said
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From, the PHILADELPHIA Daily advertiser.

The following lines appear to have been
ore Of the last flashes of the late Mr.. DENN1E's
genius. They are in tire last Port Folio, with
Introductory remarks indicative of a sinking
frame, since resting under the clod of the VAL
ley
To Readers and Corre&fondents.
The letters from L. excite the most Vi
yid interest; but, alas their object cannot be
suddenly realized. He, to whom they SO pa
thetlcally refer, is under the harrow OF Pain
and the bleeding thongs of Adversely. Still
" gay Hope" sometimes lrradlstlng his gloon'
points to the BRILLIANT FUTURE, ana urges
him to exclaim, inthe loitiest tone to lnde-
pendepce,
Although my limbs Disease nvades,
Her wings IMAGINATION tries,
And bears me to the peaceful shades,
Where DENIES humble turrets rise.
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Here stop, my soul, thy rapid flight,
Nor trem the pleasing groves depart,
Where first great Nature echa1ri,eG my sight
Where Wisdom first informed my heart.
Here let me through the Wales pursue,
My guide; my FATHER, and my FRIEND;
Once more great Natures works review,
Once more on Wisdom's voice attend.
From false caresses, causeless strife,
Wild Hope, vain Fear, alike remov'd,
Here let me learn the use OF life,
Then best enjoyed, zvhen nsost imhroO'd.
Teach me, thou venerable bower,
Cool Medltation's quiet seat,
Tie GENEROUS scoRN Of MUSHROOM POWER /:
The silent grandeur of retreat.
When Pride, by Guilt, to greatness climbs
Or raging Factions rush to war,
Here let me learn to shun the crimes,
can't prevent, and WILL NOT SHARE.
But, lest l fall, by subtler foes, !.
Bright Wisdom teach me MARY's art,
My Swelling hassiors to compose,
And eUELL THE REBELS of the heart.
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..,d naval military station from

Grand naval military station from
bsnce 70 HELIGoLAND, Dec. 81.
,s,veen Russia and France is still
~ A wa he continent.-Our successes In
Bksd Of ~ low generally known in the north
BAN arc - md the disasters which the
GeEns ss suffered in the Peninsula, a ire
|fsnen .a ri Of conversation among the troops.
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NOTICE.

TIME Subscribers to the Fauquier and
Alexandria Turnpike Company, are
hereby notified and requested, to pay to the
Treasurer of said Company, on or before tho
first Monday in March next, the sum OF en-
Dollars on each and every Share by them re-
spcctivcly subscribed, including the sums
already pad.
By order of the President and Directors
Ino, Hampton. 71e0sure,.
Buckland, Jan. so-Feb. 8. e'eEah
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Port of AlexGndric.

ENTERED,
SlooP Unity, Hand, Phlladel phia--sundries.
to merchants of the district.
Sloop Lively, Smith, rfolk-sundries, to
the master
CLEARED,
Schr. Mary, Mathews, Boston-countrv
produce, by John G Ladd and Dunbar s. Co
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Nett revenue, arising from
one quarter per cent, on i'm
proved properly, and one
dollar per ton Oh tonnage
seven millions, one hum
dred and thirty-seven thou
sand, five hundred dollars, S7,lS7
N. B. Houses under the value of s 1000
be excepted without making any materia
iteration in the result.
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:. .be debate Yesterday on Mr. Fisk's motion
b. po.tponement of those troublesome ana
~, things, internal and direct taxes, col.
- delivered few indignant truths, well
.u,,v the consideration of every genuine de-
oc,,t He declared that the national charac-
of this country is sunk Amos Past reae"af'-
!. France had told us in so many WORDS
h., we are good for nothing, triHng people,
Srot worthy his love or his enmity; more lnsig-
.ac,ot than Jamaica Assembly And what
he has England told US, not by words,
T., .ctous-sne has, while fighting alone a
r,;nst the world, rejected the friendship OF
s,rbt millions of people, and that when Ia her
.,,,,.,t distress. What then must be. her
sOntempt forus?
Is il not astonishing that Governor Gerry
should complain that the .federatists abnse the
government What federal pubic speaker
Or federal newspaper, ever uttered more III
,ulting language than this of Col IrouP; H.
sulting in itself; more insulting as coming
from one of their own party, and still more so
as being tertect!y TRUE
Mr. Lloyd yesterday, in Senate, made an
admirable speech, on the Navy Bill from the
House A proposition is before that body Tor
building 20 frigates There is some probabi-
lily that it will be reduced to ten, and carried.
It's understood that long list OF Officers,
Nominated for the Additional Army, has been
transmitted by the President of the United
States to the Senate for their concurrence.
National I1tsLHgencer.
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TO HIRE,

4 hkely Nu!aHo BOY,
About g years Of age lie is Well quail.
fed as Waiicr, for either pubic or pri-
vate House.
Enquire 9ftAe PRINTER.
Febru ry 28.
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+" BORDEAUX, Jan. 10.

Con the Cd inst the American minister at
Paris sent off his dispatches to go by the Con-
situation frigate from Cherbourg to America
We understand they communicate a salts
factory answer of the French government, re-
Iative to most of the points III discussion be-
tween France anc the United States but we
believe nothing has yet been stipulated
for the restitution OF the American pro-
perry seized at St. Sebastian, and other
places under the control of France
We are nevertheless informed, that the en-
peror has manifested friendly disposition to-
lean minister has great hopes of adjusting all
differences between France aid America
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BALTIMoRE, February se.
FROM FRANCE

The schooner Express, captain Chaytor,
arrived Yesterday from Bordeaux. Left the
river 18th January. She sailed few days
later than the Constitution, but we Go not learn
that she brings any additional news of impor-
lance.
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SONS LONG LOOKED-FOR-
- ENG la boay, ard forming his resi-
- dencc on the Potomac river, Just above
Vary land Point, in Charles Cou,ity. about
IS or SO miles below the city Of Washing
ton, containing about $50 acres, well adapt
ed to the growth of grain, tobacco, SC -
about 100 acres are in wood and excellent
tmber; it lies perfectly jewel excellent
Ash & crabs In their seasons The Improve
ments are, toleTabie comfortable dwelling
house with four rooms below and one above
stairs, pi. ga Ii front, kitchen, meat house,
milk house and dairy large barn, with
y,ranary, carriage house. and stables for six
teen horses under the same roof; a good o.
verseers' house, sprng of most excellent
water within 50 yards Of the kltcheN eoor
One other Tract about four
miles from the Potomac. on the main road
leading to two ferries, containing between
$50 and A. acres, well known by the name
OF the Trata )" good stand for country
store and tavern. The Improvements are,
a good dwelling house, kitchen, meat house,
store house and granary
Two other Tracts adjoining,
containing IS acres, called - {IuQ30H'S Lis
attainment ard The lard # Libeyty'
WILL ALSO SELL
My one-thiro part Of Tract of Land call.
eA f" William and James" but generally
known by the name OF Indian TOM" lying
on Nan jeBoy Greek, about two and half
miles from its mouth. This land lies level,
and is inferior to few tracts, if any, for the
fertility of its soil in the production of grain,
tobacco, sc. and is well worth the attention
of any pers wishing to purchase small
farm Of about $50 Or 500 acres excellent
fish at all times Of the year, crabs in their
season in great abundance; wild fowl plenty,
& il perfection during the fall and winter
months
II those lands are not previously disposed
of at private sale, they will be offered at
Public Sale, at Mr.. Pye's tavern, in the town
of Port obacco. on Wednesday, the 18th
day of March next, when the terms will be
made known | have deemed it unnecessary
to more particular in describing them, as
any person wishing to purchase, sppre-
bend, would first view them.
William y. Harrison.
ST s.,,w ards, Ian. 9-ls dtl8thMarch
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Ertraet Of a letter from a gentleman in Bor-
deaur, to his CORRESPONDENT in Baltimore,
dated
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ALEXANDRIA.
roTDAY MORNING, February %.
/" no sHEW

no sHEW
|. ,v AGE AND BoDY OF THE TIME
&c roRm AND PRESSURE.
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THE AURORA FINANCES.
The woLF's TEETH DRAWN,
SAMPSON UNBORN.
or

Ways y H1@0aS, 70 raise 7yar tares with
certainty and rfec.--without those veratiouS
aud obnoxious 24eans--the resort of dehraved
s9d e1iansfed s. vernments---to convert a free
4ad hairy iato ala 1hhressed heohle
l'here are in the u. States,
100000 dwclling-houses
and stores, average value
(ucluding the ground on
Which they stand) say $1,000
each, is Sl,5OO,OOO,OOO
Whalyes, docks, and unbui!t
lots, III * adjacent to cities,
towns and public landings,
estimated at les, S3OO,O0O,OOO
Improved lands, 100000
acres, at IS dollars per a.
ere, S6so.ooo,ooo
Amounting to two thousand
four hundred and thirty
millions of dollars, S2,4so, 100000
4 tax on the same of one
quarter per cent. would
produce six nilliens and
seventy-hve thousand dol
lars, S6,O75,OO0
Averaging 90 each house 2 Ia
dollars, and on improved
lepds, 5-4 cents per a.
exc,
For the first year, one halt ct
the above, or one eighth
per cent. might be sufficient
and would produce, S3,O37 800
Three millions and thirty-se-
ven thousand, five hundred
dollars.
Being on an average IA
dollars each house, aid
rs cents per acre Oh i'm
proved lands.
To which add one dollar per
ton On tonnage, amounting
to l,35O,25l tors, is Sl,35O,25l
Making together four nnilli-
ons, three hundred and
eighty thousand, Sc
ven hundred and hity-on
dollars, S4,SS775l
Allowing for collection, S2s775l
Nett revenue, arising from
ore eight per cent on I'M
proved property. aid one
dollar per ton OH tonnage, S4,lOO,OOO
Four nilions, one hundred
thousand dollars.
Should it be necessary toraise
the tax on improved pro-
perry 70 one quarter per
cent, the amount would be 1
as above, S6,u75, 900.
To watch add ton
mage as above Ul,35O,25l
S7,425,25l
Deduct for collection, 2s7,75I |
Nett revenue, arising from
one quarter per cent on i'm
proved properly, and one
dollar per ton Oh tonnage
seven millions, one hum
dred and thirtv-seven thou
sand, five hundred dollars, S7,lS7,5oo i
N b. Houses under the value of $1,000 may /