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On very reasonable frnx

On vcry reasonable fexs.
A HOUSE and SHOP near tho red mar
ket and two lots Of Land in Eewtown, so called to
be sold separate or together. As msy best salt tho
purchaser. enquire of SPENCER HALL.
Newport. Jan. 2l 1913.
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TO LET,

(And possession to be given the ash March usxt,)
THE we'll known Farm in Tiverton, late
i the residence Of Col John Cook, deceased. toa
gether with all the Buildings and privileges thereto
belonging. Said Farm contains about 200 acecs,
and in goodness of soil and beauty Of situation il
surpassed by none in this state.
For further particulars apply to Capt. ELISHA
BROWN, in Tiverton, or to JOSIAH c. SHAW, in
Newport. Jan. 2S.
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TO LET.

l.snd psss>ssis~ s;ve~ sAs sS's issf
~YvyTE whole. or half Of the House and Garden, OF
L the late Doctos lsAAc SrSTxHe For terms up
p,y TO DR.. n. w. GAZE, se1. HAyAnD, Esq
March 1e..
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Il fte L5fy Vr7rsss
SAMUEL EDDY, SEc'Ry.

Washington, ss.---ClerSs Otace Suereme Ju-
dieiGf Convf, 1farcA ssk, 4. n 1919.
WHEREAS SaLLY &. CIsSopo, wife &C
Lewis G;nnodo of south -kingstovn, lata res.
dent in Richmcnd. in the county Of Washington, tan
ncr and curricr has this day Eied her petition in said
Office, praying for certain rcssors therein stated
that said Court pronounce sentence ~ divorse, and
dissolve the tord Of marriage between ker and her
said husba,d: Asncr 10 Msrefs<- hereby yisrn sse
said L<ts Gir:.sds, 70 b and appear (f be 6.)
before the next Supreme yudicsI cnurt, be holden
at South Kinsstown, within and for the county OF
Washington, On the fourth Monday of April next.
then and there to show cause. &c any he hath) why
the prayer cf said petition srght rot TO be grsntet
JAMES HELMT, Jun. Clesk.
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TO LET.

LIND fsssessisn green tie ~ March neri,l
TVtlE House and Shop in front, No.
l07. Thames-strcct, now occupied BY Mr.
NAru. swssT. Apply to
Feb. e. SAMUEL F. GARDNER.
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GROCERIES
w illiam White,

HIS JUST RECEIVED MD
Offers for sale, at the store Lonywsacf formerly
occupied by the Progressipc Compd,ry No. III.
By WHOLESyqLE0 e RE7.fIL,
A General Assortment Of Grocery, Crockery, and
Glass Ware, ,S5c.-coNsIsTIgC or
Rum Black Pepper
Gin Ginger
sssGi'assa ssssni.s BRANDY Tasis ,'%is's Sal,
Ns.s. Mols.'e' A'ss,Gdr.} ! s.;,;%d, FLOUR
Hyson skin TEAS. Wrapping Pap~.
Souchong & Raisins
Dohca Tobacco
Coffee Rice
Chocolate Coap
Loaf aAdlcs
Havana cY,cAp Cheese
White & Butter
Brown and Meal.
ALSO,-JUsT REcEIvH0,
$50 qufnals Goldfish; hhds. Moassss
10 kegs Lard; 20 bags w. India Coffee;
1000 VT. Cheese; ESQ VT. Loaf Sugar;
10 bbls Mes, Pork ; bbls powdered do,
s do Cherry Juice boxes New-York Soap;
9 bbis. Masons Gin 10 do. butter;
9 hhds. w. Island ISlm bales Upland lotion
6 doz. Felt Hats; 400 assorted Baskets
6 caddy's first quality souchong Tea;
10 dozen sets OF Mcasures
large assortnen, ofiron Esrthern and Stone Ware;
$4,000 Boards, with quantity OF Plank, SHIN,
giles, Laths Clspboards &c. and sundry other artl-
cles two numerous 10 mention.
The above articles to be sold on the most rea-
sonab terms for each or approved credit.
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TO BE SOLD,

A Small FARM, ia Portsmouth, een.sinlnS
\ upwsrds of "a acres of excellent Land, vcu
watered, with Dwelling House md Out buildings,
two Orchards, and number Of excellent fruit trees
Said Farm is under good Improvement. For further
particulars inquire Of THOMAS SHEARMAN. on
the premises. or HENRY I. SHEARMAN.
Portsmouth, Mar g. 1918
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rs hereby offered for sale. unrcasonabiy low for
4 Cash. or approved Notes, payable in 1, 2 and 5
years in equal annual payments said Farms are sit
uated in 1olland (Con) within from to 3 miles
of the Court-Housc in said town and about :8 miles
from Hartford principally adjoining each other and
under good Improvement, with good Houses, Barns,
Cider Mills, &c. &c. thereon standing, containing
from so to zoe acres each. For further particulars
those who wish to advance thcir interest rapidly
invited to call on Nathaniel Ives and Elisha Stearns,
Esquircs, Of Tollanl, or on the subscriber in Wsls
erfurd miles from New London, Connecticut.
WILLIAM ELDREDGE.
Waterford (Con.) Feb. 1, 1913. 9w
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PLEASE To TAKE NOTICE.

r1SaE highest prize (TWELvE THOUSAND DOL
= LAWS) in PiymsuM Beach Lottery, now draw.
ing in BostoH, may be obtained (perhass) tor 900
cents, if immediate application be made to the Tru.
" fortunate Lottery Ofice Of J. G. SHAW; who
can procure, in a very shor slne, warranted undrawn
Tickets from the Managers. The high Prizes arc
ali in tSe wnees-which are enriched about $4,000
1.-The Managers having drawn only five days
The drawing will he completed about the let OF A.
pr;l. A Few tickets. warranted in the Wheel, may
Be obtained ~ above, il immediate application be
msde--prcscnt price. Wholes, So, Quarters, Si.S0;
bur will advance as the drawing progresss
Exchange aud Lottery 0Eee,(
n,rrh ~ 1914.
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ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE
Wask'ngion City. ASIA February. 1918.
GENERAL ORDERS.

All persons engaging in Volunteer
Corps. and afterwards enls,ing and actually ecev-
ing bounty from any recruiting officer Q: the regr
Lar army Of tho United States. shall be deemed duly
enlisted and transferred to the regiment TO which
the rccro:ng officer may belong
Al military officers in the service Of the Ustates,
arriving 10 the City of Washington ~ill immediately
report themselves 70 the Adjusant General By order
fMs Secretary sf va. iii. CUSHING, Adj. Css;
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Books and Stationary.

T>HE subscriber hes Just received
u from Boston and offers for sale,upon as good
terms as can be obtained in Newport, general as.
sortment Of
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STA.
TIONARY---
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WEST GREENWlCH MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY.

THE subscribers have establishes q Manufa ctur
ins Company in the tUWn Of WescGreenwich-
Rhode-Island under the above title, where they in,
tend to Manufacture all kinds Of Cotton Coods.
They have ,aken the store recently occupied by Jo-
seph Hoxie, on News-Keck.Hll, where every sub,
ject appertainns their business win receive mmc.-
date aud prompt attention Persons disposed to en-
courage this young establishment, will And their
Goods Of rs good quality and as fair price as at
my other manafactory in the State.
SIMON REYNOLDS,
WILLIAM HALL,
JOSEPH HOXIE.
r.. b. All persons indebted to Joseph Hoxie, citb-
q by Note or Book Account, are requested to make
immediate payment as he is determined 70 seuhc al
his accounts without delay.
West-Grcenwch, December 3, 1912
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ALIEN enemies residing or being with
in forty miles of tide water. required forthwith
20 apply to the Msrshss Of the states territories
in which they respectively are, for passports to re-
tire 10 such places beyond that distance from tide
water - may be designated by the marshals. This
regulation however, IS not to be put IN force with
cut special notice against such alien enemies not
xar~d in commerce as were settled previously to
l,e declaration Of war in their present abode
there pursuing some regular and lawful occupation
unconnected with commerce, aud who obtain,
monthly, from the marshal OF the district in which
thev reside, permission to remain where they are.
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NORFOLK. Sept. 8.
sP THE ENEMY !

Thursday, Sept 9-This morning
at half past 7, the enemy's ahipping in
Iyn.aven.Bay consisting of THIRTY
ONE SAIL, (ls SHIPS, the remainder
5rigs and schopners) we're under press
f sail and standing UP the bay. Five
ships the hcadmost of which was AID
miral Cockburn's, were some distarce
advanced. and appeared to be making
f. H mpton r ads. Admiral Warren
.ybo lead the van Of the remainder Of
we feet, made signals to those ahead,
when they tackled about aId the whole
,,ond down again: At half past 10 they
" arc all al anchor of the Light house.
rhe squadron must have received re-
lnforceme Mt, very recently, as we believe
it has at 90 time beer So numerous, par
tlcularly in ships We may hourly ex-
pect some important movement on the
par, of the enemy. One thing may, we
think, be safely relied on, that he will
cake no serious attempt on this place,
with his present military force:
Friday 3.-Last evening the enemy
remained at anchor, having made no
movement since the preceding report
From an intelligent gentleman who came
up in the evening, we learn, hat the
whole force Gncludipg the Plantagenet,
Dutterell and the tender in co. with
,aem) amounts to THlRTY-SIX SAIL,
viz. FIVE 74's ! lrigates, two transports,
9 briggs and 10 schooners. The two ad-
uiral's lay below the rest of the squa.
dron. Two frIgates went to sea yester-
da. morning
IT, off, The enemy 7ue haze no tidiags
This morning
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NETWORK, Sept. 8.
FROM RIO J.dVAIRO
this morning

Arrived here yesterday, the Cartel
schooner Legeria, capt. Townsend, 81
DAY ) from Rio Janelro. The Legeria
vas taken up by our Minister at St Sal.
vadore to bring nome Auaerlcan prison
rs. She has on boa q 54, being the
crews OF the ships hope, Townsend ;
Rcbecca, Colin and Coromandei.-
Aug. %, 10 lat. 80, 10, long. 81, 80,
SPOKE the letter of marquc schooner 81.
10, Gray, - days ifom Portland bound
% S4v.nnda.
Also, spoke or 3 times, the cartel
ship William, DAVIS, from 81. Saliva
dore, bound to New York, naviug Oh
Doa.o, M Parol, lady and family, oil Ba.
tavia, Jose pm Abbott, Of New Y rk, Lu.
tao Rice, oil Massachusetts, missIonas y,
Josepn ITO" i4hd, j aid 5. II. Huwiand,
ut Nv York and several steeraYe
passengers.
W learn that the Essex rigate, CAPT.
Por, +, arrived at Valparaiso On the 9th
OF March last, and 10 accounts had been
received of her since. Tue siege of
Msute Vldeo was Conu0ued with vIgor
by The Patriot army, as late as The Goth
OF May.
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LDAD WOOD.

Many Applications having OF late
,een made to the prop;icto, of the Eos
rest ct Washington fer supply OF
Ei,ewooa from the Forest. These az.
picants are respectfully invited, to
leave at the shop of MIR, Nm Weddef"
ouro, Druggist, or Fairfax street, A.
lexandria, menorapdums stating the
quautItv Of wood wanted and by Mhoffis
10 the end that if sufficient demands are
70 ,,de on or before the '0.h o! SePtefns
Der, arrangements will be made 20 fur
nish the supplies 1t is wishe3 to sell
one hundred acres immedi. tel} binds
Ing on tine north Size Il he Leesburg
road and all in " God & sa,th. Land &
Wood heretofore advertised as lying
on the soutA side of said road having
about SO acres cleared Ind the balance
wy fine Wood and timber. suppos.
ro 10 contain 500 acres. Tie terms OF
tie latter mentioned parce! is, Ole half
ne amount paid and credit . years
-, the balance For the roo acres
3 peid and the balance at the close OF
Inc year.
A usvEYoR and AGENT wanted, to
II, Oh his Property in Lots ofvarious
sizes and ,tend 10 the Sale thereof
must reside near the property; and
II applical oos properly recommended
must be made previous to the 10th Of
september
Nr Thomas Tranmell will shew
he pre- misses az d for further par,icu.
lars. Apply to Mr.. James Dawson, at
arlington.
18th Angus.
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COMMODORE RODGERS.

Falmouth, { Eng. June %.
Arrived this nsrning, the Duke
of Montrose Packet, capt. Bluett.
She sailed from hence on the 18th
ult. with mails for Halifax. & was
captured on the 18th inst. in lat. AZ.
40, North, Ion. West 81, so. by the
United States frigate President,
Com. Rodgers, which had also cap.
tured the ships Kitty, Love. and Ma
ria, Bell, from Newfoundland bound
to the Mediterranean the former
on the 9th inst. the latter on the same
day as the Packet. Com. K. having
assembled the officers of the Packet
and Masters of the above vessels
agreed to send the Duke Of Mont
rose to England as a cartel TO which
captain Bluatt and others signed an
instrument.
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August u.
PENMANSHIP

ENAUGHT 10 greater perfection ia
"A Lessons OF 3 hours each, than
4. one year, on the ordinary plan. Nc
ether mode, has ever been adopted, by
which equal improvement Can be MAIDS
n the sane space of time ; and the &c.
:eral satisfaction, and encouragement ]
find in my present school, induces ms
to open a second which will commences
on Thursday the 10Th of September, b
ew doors below Mrs Cracroft's, on
Prince Stree, where young Ladies ant
Gentlemen, will be taught syste matte
elegant hand. Credentials which / have
from the Governor of Delaware, ThoS
P Grosvenor, Esq. and other Gentle.
nea, will prove the success OF my plan
in differen. places and in this place, I
have pumbsr oil young Gentlemen Ia
nv School, whose information may be
relied on, to whom are referred, all who
wish to make particular inquiry Nos
thing is required in advance, and if tho
majority of my scholars, do rot improve
as ..uch in "a Lessons, as scholars hsu.
ally do in one year at common schools, I
will teach them without extra charge uffs
til they do.
Specimens of their improvement may
be seen at Doctor Lilies apothecary
shop Those who wish to subscribe,
will please to call on me at the writing
room, or at Mrs. Cracroft's.
I. fogers.
N. B. Ladies & Geutlemen are taught
in operate ctassea at 8 10 per scholar,
or, h; their respective houses at 5 Is.
September 6 DOT.
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of the buildings being between them &

of the buildings being between them 4
the enemy. The enemy remained in
possession of the upper part OF the vii
age for an hour before they reiterated !;
several Of their officers took breakfast
in the village. Our men REMAINED
within the entertainments, expecting the
British would attempt to take the tort.
Our loss was bot trif1ing: it is said SO
of our picket guard were taken prison.
ers. The British loss was considerable
in killed; some prisoners, among whom
was Major Fitzgerald of the 4eth regl
ment. i am informed by an officer of the
9th Dragons, that flag was sent in this
morning by the commander of the Bril-
fish forces, demanding surrender oil
the Fort"
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BY THE STEAM BOAT

By the passengers on board the steam
boa, Pa' agon, ARMED YESTERDAY morning
from Albany, We are inl.rmeG ,hat Com
CnaunCey sailed from Sal ket's lila, buur
Oh Sundey last, Oh lhi.d cruise.
Extract Of letter from a gentleman at
al WtEa k, U. & TO NJ. John { COX,
Of .1!bany, dated aug IS, 1878
9 Since l wrote you last, noting o!
consequence, has happened in this qu- ter
Until yesterday, When our picket srsgd
were attacked ,hro' the hole line b. a
strong iorce Of the Brush. And ai,er a
smart FIRE which lasted but q few minutes,
our guards were obliged t. retrest to the
camp. The enemy entered the back pal
OF the town, where our artillery coulu not
have any effect on them III consequence
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IN COUNCIL
SEPTEMBER 4, 1918


The following letters were received
and read:
From Cuthbert Powell, relative to his
pavement, corner Of Fairfax and Queen
streets.
From Superintendent of Police, rela
tive to certain nuisances occasioned by
the restrictions imposed upon his pro-
ceeding with the public work.
From John Clark praying remission
of fine of twenty dollars imposed for
net having boards Ell his cart agreeable
t. law
TIE committee on lighting the streets
of town reported the expedicncy IT de
LAYING the lighting the lamps ill the lat
ter end nf November. wnereupon it Is
ordered thu, tie committee contract TO
oil for the public lamps from the hrs
day of November till the last of Ma IN
ensuing.
The committee on erecting the Betty
on the theatre reported the work dont
with the accounts IF expenditures
The following order was submitted by
Mr. Grid, seconded by Mr. Brooks and
carried:
Ordered, that Mcssrs. Fpwle, Peytnn.
Patton, Rn"des and Smith be a commit
tee t. erquiFr whether John L Brooks
and John Gid were duly qualified +"
serve in the Commoa Council as mem
bers from the frs! ward at the time ct
their elections, an that they report to
the next Council tie grounds Tor their
opinion.
A communication was received from
Charles l., Nevett relative to payment
for pump erected by him on Duke
street, and referred to Messrs. Marstel-
Ter and Fowle
Ordered, that the members of the
Star Fire Company have permission 10
remove the Lamp on Washington street
few feet, so that the Lamp will give
light to the engise house "nen opened
Ordered, that the communication from,
Mr.. G Powell and the Superintendent
of Police be referred t. the members OF
the ID Ward, ard that they direct the
Supe in,endart of Police in tie manre'
in which the work shall be done
Ordered, tn t Alexande. Williams be
allowed seventy-6ve dollars per annum
To- fuel for the Watch.
Ordered, that the Auditor issue the
following warrants
John Vaudeville for repairing
roao TO burial ground s 4 sc
Wn.V-i,ca. for work CD BeIfry l58 Sc
james M'Guire, materials for do. Al g
Charles 81; de do. 10 81
-- M'Call do. s II
Isaac Kill work and do. II Is
John Hunter do 2
Daniel Nj Leod Painting do. IS
Jeremiah A. Neale, refresh
mert for con missionsrs OF
election, ard No 10
Matthias SNYDER for Lamp Oil
from 18Th May to Attn OF Au-
gust 1918 Isl 81
Extroct from the minutes.
] D SIMMS, c.
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Pasters for Graf Sores.

Some pollrica p slclap, believe the
great Doctor JEFFERSON. has called g:ea
c,ues " great sores" Tie faculty I'll
Washington have lately prescribed a
powerful drasing PLASTER to these sores
and repeated aprlicanons will doubtless
ave wonderfully cp'atl,e effect This
plaster is called A DIRECT TAX, aud
as thus been admiDiste ed -
To the city of Philadelphia, Sll77eo
New-Yo,k, l09,23o
Baltimore, AZ $40
Charleston, 47,580
Boston, 43,676
The previous prescriptions of Em6ar
eos, &c. Sc have done much for these
aistempered parts Of the body polite.
The pure air Of the country beyond the
mountains preserve better slate Ut POI
,itical health; the Doctors have there.
ore dealt out their cantbaridcs more
sparingly in that part of the country.
The powerful State of Kentucky, con-
tanning in 1910, population of 4o6,5 !
whites, blacks and yellows, population
increasing SO fast, tina, their represents
tive in the Senate of the United States,
previous to the declaration of war, as.
serted, that in .ftty years they would be
able 10 coerce the New-England States
into any measures they might think pro-
per to dictate, is to be 6iisfered about as
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How will they Justify sAe British 20.

How will they Justify the British 20.
-,rrament, fir BE- rue, as Tnrreau say
.hat the government svas Partial to Eng
Land, and bore the insults of Englaat.
7yith a hatience useramhled in ertent c
duration.
Nay, how will they answer to the fact
that the general interests IF nations a.
involved IN the question of the existin.
war, and that in fact, under several demo
limitations, 1t always presents the sam
,hjag-
The armed neutrality Of 1888;
or
The treaty of Utrecht of l72S;
The rights of neutral na;ions
The continental system.
Under all these names the question is
the slime. lend how will the federal Ga.
zeues and Cossack Journals, shew that
the interests Of free nations, and a.
boYe all nations the United States arc
not the true questions OF the war!
1t appears, after all, that this paper
was ne.cr received by our government,
though i, is very evident it must have
been 0ffrred; il was cer'aiuly pru ent
act TO prohibit such 8 paper from record
on tue files of cur department of state.
for it would be perpetual libel; and
the greater iioel containing so much
truth.
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NOTICE

TO be sold on Saturday, the 18th day
Of September,a LOT OF GROUND, on
the vest side of Washington street and
south of King, ~ feet I inches front and
So feet deep, subject to an annual
ground rent of s5 dollars, payable guar
ter yearly. This property is sold by
virtue of deed of trust for the pur.
poses therein mentioned. Terms f
sale cash.
Samuel Smith,
TrastsS,
Auuust 10
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Five dollars Reward.

CT2AYEDN OR STOLEN from IT
~ Wagon st Nj. John Bosa ;
tousc, Doeu Fun on SATURDAY ely /
st two II 2SrS-one ali Iron Eoo
Fl rsc upwards Of IS hHnds bish :.
bo,u 2 yesrs Old has marks g! tie
cellar on his shoulGers-,he ether &
D i!,ht Uav, IA years old, uPwa'Gs q
Is HANDS high with small star y hi
oreheac-the, 10th had short switch
,ils. Tie above rswarA will be pal
or delivering tbem at the place where
hey strayed from
William Buck.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2. ST.
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sUBLIME ARTICLE F.!

From the Carthage Gazette.
Mr.. Webstsr's resolution, have elicit
ed from Mr. GRUMPY one of the most
hersticuous and luminous speeches that
have occurred in our national council
It is too long for publication ID our pa
ser. Logical md argnmentatfue, his dis
QUESTION is as lucid as a sunbeam In
us language, plain and strong, he very
much resembles lord Chatham. Thr
subject is envelopcd in nmhenetra6lt
darkness. till he rises; and Immediately
MS audience find themselves under
meridian hlaze. Ne could not limit the
sta,e Of eievotion (Which this man may be
hereafter placed ~!
We are extremely shocked aftsr
compliment so fulsome, to observe the
animation conveyed in the last lines Of
This eulogy.
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much IS Philadelphia and Boston, whose

much as Philadelphia and Boston, whose
united population is two thirds smaller
Ohio contained at the last census, $50
$50 inhabitants, and is assessed less than
he city of New-York, containing about
two ffths of that number. Tennessee
contains 26l,7s7, and their assessment
is about the same as the City OF New
York. The GREAT State OF Louisiana,
purchased dog cheat by Mr.. Jefferson,
for eleven millions OF dollars, come IN tor
a share little more than halt as great "a
Baltimore, Charleston, or Boston. Ihe
following is the superintendent OF the
States referred to-
Kentucky, 100 sIs
Ohio, lo4'i3o
Tennessee, IIo,coo
Louisiana, 10 zsa
Boston Gaz.
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In the Kentucky Gazette the follow
ing ridiculous piece of rhodomontade
respecting Mr.. Grundy is extracted, and
headed