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Poetry.
SEDUCTION.

SHE came from the hills Of the West,
A smile of contentmen she wore;
Her hesrt was . garden Of rest,
But 0 the dear season is Ger.
Her garb was = mantle Of green,
Set off with border Of white,
And oil the day long she was seen
Like bird that was ever in plight.
At length destroyer came nigh,
a youth of more person than parts,
Wen skill'd in the glance Of the eye,
The conquest and havoc of hearts.
He led her by fountains and streams,
he wooed her by novels and books;
ne told her his takes and bis dreams,
And mArk'd lhoir effect in her looks.
Enamour'd, he led her to roam
Amid the lorn shadows ofnisht
sor passions increase in the gloom.
And caution expires with the light.
Al last, like stose from the spray,
Or lilly plnck'd off from the stem,
one droop'd ana she faded away,
Thrown by and neglected like them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-16

General Thanksgiving IN South Carolina.
His Excellency Governor Aston has by proc'
lamation issued on the 9th March, IN compliance
with the resolutions of the two houses Of The ie"
gisla,ure Of thst state, appointed Thu sday the
9Th day Of April, 10 be observed Throughout the
state Of South Carolina, as day Of GENERAL
On which day The people
are invited 10 assemble in their respective Fla-
ces Of publck worship and render thanks 10 the
Supreme Being for the SIGNAL SUCCESS with uhish
he ha. been pleased TO the land and n0ea for'
&C., ofhe United Sta,es, curing ihe present suay s0'h
Gyeds Britain"
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A CARD.

THE Public are refpec,suliy informed. that
s7Js Ms1sebsissss Mssssf, ~ Political Hjeari.
eel R.ras," win be publilhed in jesse, for the Pc.
tisical Year, from June 1874. to June 10 s.-Ths
Volume will contain about two hundred and 6fty
pages, - mo- will be printed At the neas prefs OF
Mssres y F,s.e.. and be publi(hed aud fog fae by
CSs,., Cslls.ds, No. ~, Marlboro Street Il viii
be devoted 70 the following among variety OF
other futiects. viz. Politics -Hiitory --Law-Com
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iIisary--Navy- Finance
Mafoury-&c. Ac-Banking-Soeiai and othsr
Socistie:-and an Amanaek from June, 1914, 70
June, 1915. (,he end of the political year) The
Deeils of the Election Lava will b enlarged and
amended agresably 10 recent alterasIons in the
law, precle Delegation u parties 10 The Stare
and National Governmenss. &c.; and perfectly
correct copy Of The Official Votes for Governor, sc.
the two alt Gncluding the prefeo years. 10 fhorts
great add intereiiing additions and Improvement
will be made, 70 a. to reader this Volume of iupe-
rior character. and worthy Of both the pocket aaA
the library.
Gentlemen who have favored the fubfcrber with
communications or advice will p!eAe to accep' his
thanks; thois who have any to below are foiicitsl
to fend their favors early a. may be convenient
and ali Corporations or Societies, &c thai may
with 70 Sc recorded in this volume are requelied
70 give early notice free of poaage)-as the work
! 10 about going to prels WILLIAM BURDjcK.
Bss., (cntinsl Odiee) \ksa 50. iesA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-16

Extract Of "a letter from Fauqaier county. Virginia,
dated Ap,H 26.
"Yesterday the election of representatives, to
re sent this county in the state Legislature came
on when the question of peace or war WIS fairly
decided in favour Of the peace party T. Marshal
(son Of the chief Justice) and Col. Thornton
8uckner were elected by majority of seventy
six over their opponents. This county was Last
year represented by the war party. It would a..
tonish you to witness the changes daily happen.
ing among the people"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-16
Weber & Chase,
HAVE for sale an extensive assortment of
ENGLISH e. FRENCH GOODS.

ENGLISH e. FRENCH GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching 81
which are.
Best superfne Broadcloths
Midling and low priced do.
Superfine Cassimeres. consisting Of
black, drsb and mixed
-Coatings--Dufhls
Flannels and Bsizes
Peiiece Clo,hs-Bombazet.a
res--Dursnts-Crapes -
Best dressed and undressed Caiicoes
Silk and common Ginghams
Cambricks, white, black and coloured
A large assortment of Fancy Muslins
Shswls-silk and cotton Handkerchief
Long Lawn Linen--Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Cloves
ditto ditto silk & worsted Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Si'ks
Goa, and Vest Buttons
Riobons-Tapes aud Bobhins
neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen & ladies
Silk Gloves-Button Moulds.
A general assortment Of American
e Factory Goods. &c. &c.
Pouland,, March z, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-16
More Economy.

The following anecdote we find init Speech
Of Col. Pickering on the losn bill It's authentic
city seems doubtless.
1.-TWO gentlemen, who were in he last con.
g,ess, stated to me the following hc' 80 wag.
gon started wish forty bushels Of corn; the team
Of horses consumed eighteen bsshels in go'gs
the driver reserved eighteen bushels tofted
the IN in returning sad delivered foar to he ,r-
my. II is presumed this Wagon ~ss employed
not less than thir,y.sx days. the hire OF which,
and the cost Of the thirty slx bushels OF corn est
en- by the horses. mus, have amounted 70 u lease
1900. So the corn Delivered 10 The army cost
Gfiy dollars bushel."
Economy is the watch word Of democracy u
is astonishing 10 see with what vigilance our I'D.
minis,rs,ion attend TO the saving ofevery poss'hie
penny. But the teamster was probably demo-
crat ia f.vour Of this just and necessary and sio'
rious and profitable var; and will OF course use
his influence 10 uphold the psrty in power.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-16
DIED.,

In Suabia Germany Mr.. HANS SchsRMzR.
HORN, aged 70. He bad been aschool.mss,er
so years, and 90 rigdy executed the ancient disci-
pine, that it hsd been calculated by this Usher,
from an average inferred by means Of recording
observation, that in the course Of his msstership
ne had given 9il,500 COW skinnngs. 1000
irch;ngs. 100000 cussodes. (mprisonmen.s)
$4,000 clsps with the ferule, 10000 boxes on
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-16
THE GAZETTE.
Thursday, Nay II, 1914.


Federalism Of Massachusetts.--Iti is now
ascertaned that the venerable and patriotic
STRONG is Reelected Governor Of this
Commonwealth for the ensuing political
year by plurality rising eleven thousand !;
the Senate will be composed OF 81 federal
lists aid l3 democrats the House OF Rep
resenlatiyes will have an overwhelming ma
jority.
Last year, at the choice Of Speaker, the
Federal Candidate had 4o3 votes,
the Democratic Candidate l47 do.
Federal plurality ESQ
The Federal majority will be as large if
not larger this year.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-16
! WILLIAM CROSS,

At Gorbsm Corner. keeps consssnly for sale
- a. general sssortmen Of
West India Goods e. Groceries,
which he Offers on As good terms as can be pro-
sred il .ha place or even Portland, FOR cash or
country produce. -
lie syants 10 bay
Aquintilv Of Flour. Wheat, Rye, & Corn. fer
which the highes price will De given.
Gotham, Jan. IL. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-16

Tine PrOWLREV 8.
Dsu orr oo.erva'iors The sssi poem Lord Byron
While lounging away an hour m Boos
sore, iaqulring me literary news of the day
and Inspecting new publications-0r, t
speah more in character, fsroz0ling in scare
Of food for weckIyrcpast,-we accidental,
fell into company with the BRIDE Of AsY-
DOS. Though we are by no means partial
to your brides and your damsels who, rig
ged out in the gewgaws Of fiction, are exhi-
bred by the poet or novelist, as pigs and
puppets are by shcwmen, to excite the won
der and pick the pockeaof The multitude
yet the high and imposing character OF By.
Ron could no, fail 70 demand attention to D.
ny one, whom his Lordship might think
proper to introduce.
1t was no disappointment to us to find
the nobten,an again hand in hand with wor.
shipper Of the Prophet. We are confden.
his SELIM and ZuLKIxA will excite only
sentiments OF respec, andlove, though they
appear clad in the surban and cahote. In
deed, the judgment Of Lord Byron cannot be
too hie hly commentator directing his fa,-
cy to field, SO rich in poetic imagery, and
yet SO seldom frequented by the footsteps OF
genius, The flowers Of Turkey have altern.
ately blossomed and faded without hand
to crop them" the wings OF Zephyr
have often been oppressed with perfume"
without tanning one, qualified to inhale
their sweets-seldom has the foot of taste
dashed the dew from the "gardens of
Gul"; and the melancholy bird of night
has been left to "sing her wild notes to
the listening waste" The rose, springing
from Zulsika's grave, and shedding its
lonely lustre, meek and pale" seems not the
only one planted by Despair-despair Of
ever having its solitary beauties marked by
any eye but that OF the sensual and taste less
mussulman.
Few persons, j, is presumed, can answer
in the affirmative to the interrogations with
which the poem under consideration com.
mences.
Know ye the land where the cypress and myrtle
Are emblems Of deeds that are done in their
Where tho rsge Of the vul.ure-,he love Of the
turtle
Now melt into sorrow-now madden to crime
l, is true the Morea and Hsllcspont are Of
ten visited by every scholar but the objec,
of his visit is rather to learn what those
countries haze been than what they now are
He goes to muse over the ruins of the Porch
and Lycaeum mot to attend the Divan OF
unlock the clois,ers of the Hsram-,o con
verse with the Poets and Philosophers oil
GREECE, rather than with their degenerate
and voluptuous descendants.
There are various opinions Of the COM
para.iye merit of the GIouR &the BRIDE o
ApYpos. We have no hesitation in declar
ing preference for the latter. Ills par,i
aliY may in part be founded on principle
which to some may seem not very
commendable-we mean love Of ease
No person Except perhaps few rare ge-
muses., who, possessing keener optics
stumble at nothing however in,ricate) viii
enter into conversation with the Bride OF A
bydos without entertaining secre: dread
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PORTLAND @a3ettf,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY ARTHUR SHIRLEY,

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AT two dollars per annum-one half in ad-
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All Communications, or Advertisements sent
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Machine 81 Hand Cards.
TOHN WINSLOW & co.

HAVING eAablifhed Card Factory near Port
a land, offer TO (upPly dealers and manufaetur-
n with Catd of the beff quality, at The Bolton
I'd Lecsifer prices.
Orders left At No 4, Mygsy. Ro,v, or n the
Poa Office, will be punduaIy attended to.
fwstssd, Ap,H Is #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-16

TIE e was an infor msiiiy in the returns o.
wo owns f IN Beskshie. Had AZ the returns
heen legally made. there would hEe been ne
choice in this county.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-16

Ash should be.-The Burlington papers
state that the whole army isto be consoli
dated into fifteen regiments, when this is
done, there Will be, i, is. said, 1900 supernu
merary officers who will be discharked.-
These heroes, in imagination, will have TO
return to tho" dull pursuits of civil life. !"
Fortunate will they be if they can exchange
their uniforms tor the neans of prosecuting
" teamsters" instead Of "sailors rights
The war-hawks are singing glory! gio.
ry! at their late success in New, York In
obtaining a majority of democrats for the
next house Of Assembly in tina. State their
Senate and Governor, the "amiable" Dan-
lei D. Tempkins, as he is called now, are &
have been democratic for a long time !;
they are now all amiable together and can
unite, heart and hand, in prolonging the
present amiable war"
The N Y. Gazette ssysss Covernmsnt
stock is selling here a, Sc dollars for 1907
The English Government, agreeably to
lhe conditions OF the treaty between En-
gland and Denmark, have restored the Isl.
ands OF St Croix and ST. Thomas, in the
West.Indies, and the Danish Government
isre established in them.
The seOentyJonr building at Charles
town, in this state, is in grea, forwardness
and / is calculated to launch Der Oh the 9Th
OF July nexl, unless prevented by some un
fofcseen accident.
A public dinner has been given to the
Hon. Cy rus King at Kennebunk,in honor Of
his distinguished services in Congress.
The crew Of the Macedonian friga,e left
New YORK sth inst. for the Lakes.
The President OF the United Sta ties
and family, and the Secretary of For.
eign Affairs, have left Washington
on visits to Virginia,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-16

From Cape Ann. My IA sch has been tow
ed into SANDY. Bay, & burnt to the waters edges
Two ftig.tes and one brig in sight last evening"
The brig that burntsthe sch did not seem TO un.
derstand the signals ofthe frigates suppose her
to be privs,eer.. The Junon tookfsom one OF
our boats three four,hs Of quntal Of 6sh. treat.
ed the skipper very politely. & paid him elk DEL.
lars Cor them. Nothing in sight this morning.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-16
From the Herkimes American.

From tie HerklMeSs.1neT7c0H.
Eeonomy-A few days since, in neigh
boring town tsvetue United States wag-
CONS were repaired forwhich the black
smith was paid one thousand eight hundred
dollars out Of Uncle San's purse-Query.
How much is the usual cost Of a new wag--
gon (!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-16

The crew Of the Macedonian friga,e lei
New. YORK 5th inst. for the Lakes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-16

The President OF the United Sta ties
and family, and the Secretary of For
eign Affairs, have left Washington
on visits to Virginia,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-16
his life is DER

He died to live and lives TO die no more.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-16

a public dinner has been given to the
Hon. Cyrus King at Kennebunk,in honor o
his distinguished services in Congress.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-02
Fifty Dollars Reward.
June Is


MAN AWAY from the subscriber
EN, about six years ago Negro We-
man, named STAGE, but she has al.
tered it to TREACE, andI am iaformed
has a pass and two children with her.
which were born since she absconded--
she is about % years old-short thick
woman-marked with the small Pox
and on one side of her face has a
small, ,sc,r--she ha. remarkable Tin.
ecr nails, they being hollow as cup
her teeth stand wide before.-'Ihc
above eward will be given for aPpre-
bending and securing her IN the JAN
ofAIexanaria, and reasonable charges 1t
brooph,ito Pi,cataway in Maryland and
delivered to me.
IIendly w. Lanham.
4 JuEe Is OF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-02
BOARD OF HEALTH,

JUNE ~ 1917
Ordered, That the members of the
Board, undertake to scrutinize the va
rious portions of the town, for the dis
covery of nuisances according 10 the
following arrangement, viz.
Alexander M'Kenzie, east of Fairfax
and south of King Streets.
James Lawrason, west of Fairfax,
south of Prince and east Of St. Asaph
S rrets
John johnson, west Of St. Asaph and
south of Prince Streets.
Guy Atkinson, east Of Fairfax be.
iween King and Prince Streets.
John Roberls. west Of Fairfax, ess'
OF Columbus, between King and Prince
Streets
John M'Kinncy,' west Of Columbus
bctwSon King md Prince Streets"
George Coleman, east OF Fairfax ani
ncrth Of Kirg Streets.
Gcorwe pe'ee .le, west Of Fairfax
~North Of King, aal cast OF Columbus
St-,ts.
I'm Richards, west Of Columbus s
Sog,h Of King Streets.
By order OF the Board.
George Deaea'e, Priest.
!. p. Thompson, Scc'y.
June "a. 2w.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-02

SATURDAY,, July 9, 1914
RICHARD WOOD,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S
HAIR DRESSER,

Fa:Lar Street, Alexandria.
HAS FOR SALE
0UBLE and single Hair Brushes,
~ Shaving do. Tooth do. Cloth &
Comb, do. Powder and Powder Puff;,
French Ponatum in pots, hard do. Cur
liAg ,tongs, doubled bladed Knives, first
quality single do. Shell Combs Of the
newest fashion, quill back side Go. or
namented 90. pocket, dressing and J.
worry do. Razors and Razor Cases,
Tooth Powder, Cologne Water, Duff's
improved Razor Straps and paste, Es-
seace Of Burgamot, Lennon, Laven-
Aer, Thyme, Jessamine and Orange,
MsrechaI, Violet, Thulcrusc Essence
ofSoap, Otto of Roses SC. Cigars and
Cigar Boxes, Looking Glasses, SHAY
ing boxes with and without glasses,
Walking Canes, Horwell's Patent Sus-
penGcrs, Liquid Backing, Court Plas-
ter, Smelling Bottles, Rose, Palm,
Windsor and Transparent Soap, and
Wash Balls, &c. sc
ALSO,
A few FRIZET rE.S suitable for La
dies.
June 4.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-02
Potomac River Land
FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber wishes to sell about
1900 acres of land situate upon and
binding on the Potomac in NanJemoy,
Charles county Mary land, about one
half of which is well wooded-1he soil
fertile and particularly adapted to the
growth wheat-well suited to clover,
forty acres of which being at present
thickly set with the second years
erowta-.A meadow of Fifteen or TWEEN
ty acres may be made to advantage
A grist.mill adjoining the property can
be purchased upon easy terMs--it Is
the opinion of persons conversant with
the business, that successful fishery
might be established with little cX.
pcnce--The buildings h,ye been latc-
Iy repaired, and consist of an overseer's
house with four rooms upon the first
tioor and two above, an extensive barn,
stable with large stall, for fourteen
| horses, together with hay loft and
| two granarics each IA by Is feet-two
corn houses, quarter and meat house
Ten or twelve likely slaves with the
whole Of the stock of every descrip-
ton, whfth is large, together with
farming utensils msy be had If reqllr.
! :d->a hundred bushels Of wheat and a
| quantity Of rye and oats arc at present
sown--1 he property will be sold to
| snit purchasers either divided or rot,
| aad possession given at any momon'
Persons at distance wishing to
know the situation, may see it by re-
lerring to map of Maryland, as the
Iapd includes Maryland point--Fo'
| further particulars enquire of the sub
scriber living at Aliens Fresh, Charles
| county, Maryland.
Daniel Jenifer.
April l9 2aw.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-02
The Subscriber

WILL be happy to receive orders
He will execute them in the neatest and
quickest manner, and is now ready to
paper Rooms in the neatest and best
manner, and he will insure that it never
shall drop from the walls.-He prac-
tees method in papering which never
was used befere--snd he will likewise
do the work on the most reasonable
terms-42 cents per piece, and double
for a piece of bordering. He continues
to repair old Mattresses, and makes
them nearly as good as new-llke wise
he will receive orders in evers other
branch of his business.-He can make
some very elegant things Tor the sum-
mer nonths-Straw Mattresses, sc. SC.
which are reckoncd by Physicions to be
very wholesome in the warm season OF
the year-,here are some Of his make
now in Alexandria, very much approx.
cd of.
-. Maurice Splllawne.
=. Uahols,er e Paher- Hanger,
Prince Sfreef.
April FL -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-02
Potomac Company.
twenty-five Dollars Reward.


IRAN AWAY from the subscriber
IA ON The Slst Of May, dark mulat-
to man named CAESAR, about Is
years of age, fire feet six inches high,
stout and broad-shouldered, thin vlsage,
features regular, used to driving light
waggsn or cart, oznaburg pantaloons Z
shirt, waistcoat of striped twilled coun'
try cloth, bat and shoes much worn; is
an ar,fuI fellow and will probabably
change his clothes. He belonged tor
merly TO Ludwell Lee Esq. of Loudoun.
Ten Dollars will be given tor appre'
hending and delivering TO me said Kun
away, if taken not more than p miles
from home, or IS dollars for any greater
distance. r
BAIL Williams.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-02
Land for Sale.
he subscriber offers for


sale FARM, containing abou, 80 acress
about Eve miles from Alexandria, on
the Colchester road, adjoining the farms
ofMr. Haywood Foote and MIR. Dennis
Johnson, the greater part Of which il
meadow land and the remainder well a:
dapted to clover and the production Of
vegetables, abounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may be watered. 8
Also, two hundred and sixty ACRES 6f
Land, all in wood and timber, except q:
bout fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Ravensworth road, about
six miles from Alexandria, and adjoining
the lands of William Hepburn Daniel
Dulany and the late Robert Moss; and
about mile from the first mentioned
farm. tf 4H
Oh. Simfns.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-02
Adams, Herbert, &.Co.

Adams, Herbert, &.Co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND
FOR SALE, y s."
A 200 pieces long & short yellow Nan.
keens of a supa quality
Is chests Imperial Tea,
20 chests, half chests and boxes Y.
@ Hyson do.
40 bbls loaf Sugar,
6 cases l-2 pint Tumblers,
- $ pipes genuine Csgnisc Brandy
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-02
Land for Sale.

iNHE SuhscTIber ofcrs tor sale a
l tract of ABOUT 500 Acres OF Land,
N'oate IN the County Of Prince Will
Ram, near the Town OF HaymarSet,
aad within less than mile OF the new
turnpike Road, leading from A!cxan-
cato Fauqmcr Courthouse. This
Ma forms part of much larger tract
Fl'oh fas held bv the late Mann Page
" ImGheld, and is believed to DC G.
SsA' IN point of futlfity to any land In
"Spar, Of the Country. A consider
sA'e part Of it is now fresh. and highly
fndCctve and has bcea found to re-
"'9s the Plaster of Paris to great adj
'.Aas>. There is great sufhciency
~"ood and timber, conveniently dis.
TAuted; it is we'll watcred, and en-
braces considerable body OF low
SNaads suitable for Timothy Meadows.
'ms prooerty<is situated in the midst
W an sgreeable and thickly settled
"SShborhooi, aud is convenient To Sc
.eh merchlht and country Mills: 1t
n"oresent cultivated in a single farm,
~, w. may With equal sdvantage, be d'-
Nls1 INTO two, leaving to each a good
s'.F'f ct wood anltimber, and water
" ~Hiodance. For. terms and other
,"acniaFs application may be male to
subscriber who resides f,acar the
w. MISE, aud cnsvcnient 10 tho POST
Vince Of Savmarke,. 80 aa
Henry Washington. 8
Nos'vNr, lyme -. SIP q
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EOR RENT
StGUlCs ~
June %
TO Bre1yers and Dstllers.
FOR SALE,

"A VALUABLE COPPER Boiler,
N suitable for a Brewery--and a
very large Copper Still and Cap, with
Pezvter Worm, never used and as good
as new all of very strong Workman
ship and thick Copper: which will be
offered at public sale to the highest
bidder, for approved Negotiable Notes,
on the FIRST day Of July next at Mil.
BounN's Tavern in Union Street lin
this Town, at - o'clock.
Enquirs of the PRINTERS.
May 81. u.