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oallsi1urY for sale.
Se,,e n,f,er 7-8

5ditocui AcA 'aiS'
THIS varabsr FARM, the ries.
dence q Charles l. Lo Ut, Esq. is heie-
by offered for Sale /; contslns about
800 acres Of Land, we'll wooded and
watered (; 100 acres O good Timothy
Meadow, and tie fields Rot in cultivs.
lion are vi. tskeG with Red Glover
The Buildings or the Farm, the
DWELLING House, as well as tf'e other
vi dings, are such a. would accom-.
nodste large ans gentee] family.
This Farm, situated on tic I'd
Turnpike road lesdinr from ileAAi
dria to Winchester. about : m;I,s q.
boye CcntreviIle, end equi-oi-lant from
Aiexandria, Ceorl etown, and the CITY
of Washington about - miles. is 50
generally known, az rot to need :
more particular description.
For terms AID fur.t,cr r'rtic;,iors
apply to CHARES I. LOVE, by lei
ter, directed to Centrev'lie, or to
Richd, M. Scott,
Alexandria
Ncvember2. 3m
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i,ariei + l>ulany.
VIM. iei bert. iun.
December as.

;oseph mde vl|le.
fsraer Of K,ag qa@ fcmcr Streets.
OFFERS FIR SALE,
10 GUaf'er i','S AID boxes TEAS.
Of hest nua'ry,
" bids Muscovado & Orleans SUI
q harrels Do
50 0ihS refined Sugars,
? Il Coffee
I, n p pper
a. boxes fresh. Philadelphia Choco-
la,o Ne. ard
Is PIPES Cogniac Branar
L. runcheons W Ipd', Rum
S hhds and 90 b Northern do.
A. casks Snv,ra Wine
81 hhls Nolus.es
Is boxes Rai,ins
go lbs Fresh Currants
q reams Wrapping Paper.
>fHGo SeacrcI sssort~ent az nsudk.
" Toe best WINES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES.
December
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puBLlsHED ON TUESDAYS. THURsDatss saTUR
RrM 1lVAL.

TNHE subscriber has removed tro a
a his Old stan On Union street TO
the ahsit formerly oe Hped ny MIR
VIM HarsAorne, near the tower fer-
~. where DE intends pursuine bis tor
mer bnsiness-He ontinues to purchase
FInuc ana t,ran snd - on aaas' larss
supply otthe best FLOUR, suitael, for
faulty use and Bak, rs. also SAL OF
differ mt sin,s
Joseph Dean.
-, ~
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By order
Benz. C. Ashton, elk.

Just received and for Srte; by -
Adams, Herbert, & co.
5,s1olbs choice Sml hfetd Hams
ass bales Jiplsr,i * louisiana Cottons
40 Scavons Renesi Indigo
So IN STORE,
$50 sass Green and White Coffee,
40 B.rrels do. de.
Hhds DO. do.
IL Hnds. Muscovado Sugars,
IS Bhis soft shelleG Aim ondss
8, Kegs Harris Tobacco,
10 do. Cavendish do.
so Boxes spanish Segars,
3 Puncheons antigns Rum,
A few Boxes containing Cannisters
Gunpewder, Imperial & Hyspn
Tea.
$500 Bushels Lisbon and St. Ubes Salt.
Nnvember 9
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Geo. w. P Gusts.
G v P. GUSTS
/ he ] rustees If Hyge ia

.caQcnsJ orsmlna II necssssry H. bds
tice All Adver,sc nerl iAtcis puotishsd
In the Aiey.novia Gazette, ant elses
where, by Timothy J Harrison. Esq.
Professor, stating hat he had Srs;Snsd
MS proiessorsh,p In the said AGO, er'Jt
,he following resolution was prnpoasd
at meeting 81 the Trustees and dEa'
hmously adopted, to wit--" Where's
the Professor of Hygeia icsJem., TIE
mothy Harrison. Esq bay'nF attvff
scd the public tn, he hsc resigned HE
flee In the sald Academy ); an apa
peariDg from the Journal, oil tue Truss
tees thereof, thlttbe said Hsrrisoti vas
a Candi6ats for the Professorships IA
the 24ta Nov. 1918. Several dssspre'
visus to his said ADVERTISEMENT when
An Election did take place, snd tie pre.
!erence wss given by ths unanimous
consent OF the bosrd OF Trustees 10 AZ
nather Candidate, minis er John hovlej
for reasons known to the board -ta@ re<
tore, resolved, That these facts be
spread upon the Journals Of the sca-
DENY, in order t. obviste cry inpropeH
constructions which may rssuit rom
the aforesaid advertiser ent
Ire facts above alluded TO OIL ma
24th of November 1919, are as fcitoH
viz ~
:" On motion it il proposed b. \
mo,hy [. Harrison ia take this instis
tuition on his own responsibility for the
mex two succeeding years, al the
preseot subscription and to oo!lse
Himself, in case ine Pupils mount to
wcnty Eve in number, 10 mp'ov ali
assi,t nt-On vote OF the Trustees ths
SAID proposition was rejcctec.'
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N d TIC l..

TIE 3ocn ,olders vi the Mechanics
Bank OF alexandria, are hereby Eotitl-
ed, that Dividend of four per cent
for the last MALI year on the Capito!
Stock psid in. is this day decl.red-
payable to them Or their legal repre-
sentativcs or Friday tie I7ti / st.
by orderoi the President aud Direo.
tors.
> VIM. Patton, Ir Cash.
Cn,rrr,, ,nr 7s2
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+ * SAX.


A TRACE OF LAND, 'yng in the
n county o, Fairfax, six miles from
A,eIasdria, and ADJOINING the estste
oil. ZEN. Thompson Mason Containing
LA acres. The soil good and very
susceptible of improvement by the
Clover u Pla, ster system. The prox-
unity Of taIs pr,psrtv to market, and
the 'aciii,y TO which its produces may
ds carried iHu'ting.Greek ty which
it Is bounded bang navIg,sble almost TO
the door, would render I extremely
valuable 70 person disposed to pay
sufficient attention to its cultivation;
Apply 10 jgmes II. Hoe, Esq or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
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P. G. Marsteller.
Land for Sale.
he Subscriber offers for

IL III I'M . '|NN - -
FARM, coutIininc about 80 acres,
Ihoa, 6ye miles from AlexandrIa, on
H., Colchester road. adjoining the 'arms
l vi, Ha.wood foo,e and AIR. Deans
klo.nson, ,he greater part at WHICH Is
In 4adnw land and the remainder wen s-
E,c,ed 10 cinve' s"d the production ut
ye,c,,bIes. abnunthng IN excellent
4. ,inss. from Which the meadow land
|nay be wa,ered. /,
Also. two bundred and siXtv acres OF
haoJ. all in wood and timber, except a.
bout 6Gy acres cleared and nader . good
spce, on the R,yrns"nr;h road, about
SIX mile. from Nexnn" r's, and adJ"'ning
re lands O! Wni;am Hepburn, DAME!
\ ,,ny and the hate Robert NJ IS, and
aunt nile from the frat msnt oned
farm.
Oh. Simms.
December as.
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VaiuaD.t Wooa Lands
AND q
NJ Z L L S.
The vsihadle PROPERTY, kn5wn as to
FOREST OF WASHlNUTGNl
rs oFFERED
FOR s "a /. T..

He tract about 1900 ACRES
: i vii De divided and laid of to suii
purchasers In tie tract, are portions
OF exec Heat farming and meadow Land,
but very small part has been cut
down, which consists of prime land,
and some meadow cleared The Mills,
called and known IS the Washing ton
Mills, consisting OF . Ssv S Msrehanj
MI nearly new, Together witt, eli exc
cclient additional seat, situated or tue
new Turnpike Road. and about o. -
Gre of Wood Land will be sole n one
Lot The property is distant bct~e d
and mile from Alexandria, 4 from
Georgetown and the City Bridge, ia
a new Turnpike running thr, = it.
and very near the Mills, One half OF
Il purchase money being paid. yey
liberal terms, will he given for the ba-.
lance !, may be proper TO Observe
that the wood and tinber on this es,atef
sell at this time on as average 'oi $50
per acre standing.-for terms and firs
ther particulars. pleas :ppIy 10 Gspt
William Ninor. az ent Tor The estatSj
living near Nrep's Tavern
Geo. w. P Gusts.
Dec. 90 i1w3t
p Ire Editor of the Le6sbufH
W shingtonian Winchester Guzet.6l
md seltzheimer's German Paper,
Freds r,c~'own, are requested to insert
the above times ana enclose tteif
accounts, through the Alexandria Post
Office to
r AZ p. CtJSTIS
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NOTICE..

TIE Stock hoittEs e Wishing.
ton anG liexanofia Turnpiks Cowpsr,
are ereey nf.iihed that MEETING o!
the saids ro,Rpny will he holden 1t
Tmptett's totel N iexandria. on thu
first Monday in JaI,u ry next for -.
purpose OF El,ctine five Directors. s
Clerk srd n Treaeurer, and trsrsac :
ing such other business as may repro
posed.
By order
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A,.A.NS LODi>t,
.hierundria County, .Nov. Term, 1919.
~. - ID. int ihG anWtiisIathrs
OF Josehh II. Ihandevile, decreased, do
insert ne sutlowinS Nlvertls"ment taree
tines week Tor eight weeks IL the
aiexaodr, nc~sp pcrs--
A Cop TEST,
A. NJ ,ORE. Reg'r of Wills.
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November 9.
| ost or Islald,

| ost or hllslaId,
A Tobacco Note inspected in Pi:-
GATEWAY Warehouse on the % day of
Dec inst. marked, number and weight
IS follows, and inspected in the name
Fdspord y, f,pin
E. D. A. II, 1892, lol 932,
t.kt L iUbACCO.
The Pablo ere hereby cgu ioned a.
rainst receiving it, as j, was i,sues il
error ard 40 such Tobacco is IN the
Warehouse,
John +. Oyer. M5br.
P;sc.'awsy WARRIOR G !
D. o. IS VIZ
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:. Brooke. Sec'rV.

The Editors oi tie Nilp'nia Patriot
Winchester Gazette and Vj.gihis hes
rad, Ere requested to insert tie above
once a week for three wsets and iorr
W I'd their scronH!s to this Office.
Der Ter ~, iawie.
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NOTICE.

a FTER consu!tiuy the Mayor on
n. the subject OF fire-Juckets ard
Stoves, il is though' best and most
conducive 70 the interest and safety Of
the Citizens cfthis Town, to give he IN
information, that have authorised
and directed the ,seversi Constsb;ss 10
inspect and examine the state 81 Fire
Buckets and Stoves in their respective
Wsrds I; but in order 70. prevent the
disagreeable resort to fG.s for ce!ine
queneiea By giving some further time
for full complains with the relative
laws. the Inspection Of the Constable.
spos,poprd rrtii the sd instant.
John Mandevllle,
S1te,fntsadsns u Police
Der "a AZ 4-s ~
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TUE Day. JANUARY 4. 1874
"A CakD.

The Publishers OF the large Print re-
representing the capture OF the
Guerrero & Macedonian
FRIGA1ES,
Beg leave to INFORM the citizens of A.
lexsndria aud Its vicinity. the said Print
may be bad at the ,abscriptlup price, ~
applying at Tripieir's Hotel, unit: The
frs, day Of January, 1914, at which time
they Will be advanced.
December Z,
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The Stock holders IN. the
Farmers Bank OF hlexsndria, are
hereby notified. that an Election OF
thirteen Directors, for the ensuing
year, will be held at the Bank on the
first MONDAY in nextmonth. (January.I
John Hoof, Cash'r.
DecemberL AlMsJ.
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TO Rent ease or Sen.
TIE subscriber viii rem, for the EN-.
suing year, lease iores term OF years,
CT sell ter cash or or long c:edit, that
p NorED TAVERN, &c.
In Port 1'oracco, h.,iies County s'ate
Of MARYLAND, at present occupied by
Mr.. Horabo CIagett
samuel Chapman.
~. ~ r.,
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Ar FlPS ----
T,ALES II Va NnOE
bn sge, y tuesday e,to friday
Will BE SOLD,
\, the vendle store corner oil fripcs
aal Ys,er $treets,
| T.rs&y Of Dry Goods, Gro
certss, &C.
}, rt;cuIsrs OF snic- viii De expressed
~ the Bills of the day.
Al kiad of ,o9as which are on IL
hi, ZION md he pr,cas OF Which are
can At any time BE vlrwed
IT, ngrcaased 4tths l~west limitation
bnd prices -
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T2L. XIV. |
,,exAyoaiA GAZETTE.
,n nIugRCIAL g POLITICAL.

puBLrsaED xysRr
Tuesday, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
49, FIys DOLLARS a fk.'a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-30
----------------
FO REIGN.
LONDON, Aug. 10.

D,.,. LoNDox, Aug. 10.
IL appears that the inhabi,anta rs ,,;.
town entertained an idea that a preat chs
n ment OF corn was about TO take place e..
England, on Sunday se'nnight, the nnmber
OF English vessels having much ;nrrsa",s
they became very turbulent. After as.a'',.'
ing the English in the streets, they nrocs..~
ca GO en- board the English vessels. ms;nr,a,-
.1e crews and throwing every thing ovara
board pigs, sheep, poultry &c. Tbe v's CT
80 got on board some smusglers. MARI &c
whose hogs they threw into tie water ~,
,he RESI- they got on shore. which with ,v S,
i've STOCK reached the shor. ,bsv .a ~hae
me country they then ATTACKED ,h~ rs ~ up
gnsn hotel, demolished the whole or .m.
WIDOWS, and proceeded to des,rov nc
nouSe , out guard Of 800 soldiers ,rr sne
ihs' tney eontented them selves with assa,',,.
ing an who had the appea rance of h.;n.
cnghsh, Two English ladies were s.vera,s.,
m@iereated. The next day (SundavS tbe =,
OF was at its height, which was rxc'ted -,
Two more English vessels arriving frns.
Upon their approach ehe ms".
PIG armed themselves With lary. storesr 49,,
wnen the vessels entered the harbor' ,sh;oS
y, y. SO narrow that it only admits one q, t;a
hey hnen he steep shores on each side az
20" menced violent attack with the stanss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY. November Is.
On motion of Mr. Bowen. of Ter

On motion of MIR Bowen, of Ten.
Resolved, That the committee of Claim,
be instructed to enquire into the exped;cncv
OF paying for the horses lost or destroyef
in the campaign against the hostile Greek
Indians, commanded by Major General
JacsFon. - =
Mr. Stevenson. of Illinois, presented for
consideration the following resolution.
Resolved, That the committee on Militia.
~ Aia'rs be instructed to enquire into the
expediency Of providing for the defence nj
the frontiers OF the United States by contin
uing aud increasing the number of rangers
heretofore authorised, and that they have
leave TO report by bill OF otherwise.
Mr. Sharp of KY. advocated the adoption
OF this motion; which, however on sueges.
ton OF Mr. Troup that the Military Commit
Tee already had SIMILAR proposition before
them and were about to act on il, was not
agreed to.
On motion of Mar Irving of N. Y. the Me,
mortal OF the New York Banks, presented
the day before yesterday, was ordered to be
printed.
On motion Of Mr. Stevenson Of Illinois. sun
ported by Mr. Easton of Missouri, il was
Resolued, That the committee on Public
Lands be instructed to enquire whether any
and what alterations or amendments are ne
cessary by law to be made in the act Gem
hrming Certain claims to lands in the Hin
ois territory. and providing for their location.
passed IN April, 1914.
hesolued, That the committee of Public
Lands be instructed to enquire whether snv
ond ifany what further provision by law =
expedient to be made for giving the right Of
presumption to Public Lands to Certain GET,
tiers in the Illinois territory
Mr. Eppes. from the committee of Ways
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-30

Mr. Gaillard was therefore declared duly
elected; and ca taking the chair. address
sed the Senate nearly as follows:
:. Honorable Gentlemen,
(" While lament the sudden and
melancholy event which has led to the dis.
t'ngnished honor conferred on me. l am so
truly sensible OF my own iHcompetency to
discharge The duties of the station to which
am called, in manner suitable TO their
importance, and correspondent to the diynj.
ty of this honorable body. that approach
the exercise of them with unfeigned diff !.
dence and apprehension. An that dare
hope Is. that my efforts will be considered
as the result of well.meant intentions /: all
that dare promise is, that my best eyer.
tons shall be directed to faithful and i'm.
partial execution of the trust coufded to
me. Relying then, on the candor and Ii.
oeraii'y which have ever characterised this
respectable assembly, will proceed to the
performance ofEthe dctiss assigned me-
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the bill . for the relief of the petty officers
and seamen under the command of Captain
Joshua Barney'-Mr Smith in the chair:
The bill was amended, on motion of Mr.
Gaillard, SO as to include the non commits.
stoned officers and priyates of the marine
corps: and then.
On motion of Mr.. Brown, the further con.
sideration Of the bill was postponed to tai
first Monday In April next.
The bill supplementary to the act LAYING
duties on notes of banks, bankers. &c. (for
the relief Of S. Girard, &c.) was further con.
sidered, and ordered to be engrossed for a
third reading.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-30

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s ssa s ssaRs fund.- 10000 1900
$ s % no @ ] 1885, sssss
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i5 . = 10000
= s. :,; . s; ;s a. 5000
s:; 81, .$:: En- s :$
eM.y saasasss ss Che defence Eth
ns4osa sa0se7s
Estimate Of Ways 8 Means to meet the proceeding Expenditure
a u % @ % %s the Committee their
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Total sfas Way Moan. '"A''
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-30

'~N"e" " pstOutC Cft
tcit'iir' any to,on or CORPORATE
in hundred CARDS Of
road.
\ On Iirery stables.
On ice houses.
On d1oeliing and other house
The raluc Of dollars,
mills, tanneries and houses specl
iared.
IN household furniture ADORE the pal.
ne Of dollars, ercept zach ar
iie'es Of furniture as ure specially taa-
ed, and ~
On clocks, musical Instruments and
zcafches.
On public stages.
On all commissions bearing tie seal
Of the commonwealth,
On crery screzo, prize Or press en-
ployed in the mann factory or stcmms,1
Of tobacco.
On salt.
On coal. ~
On siares aud cattle. -
fad be it farther resolped, That tho
sum ofoue million OF dollars be raised
ny loan in aid of the revenue ofthe
current year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-30
CONGRESS,
IN SENATE.
FRIDAY. November IS.

On motion. by Mr.. Breat, that the Sen
ate now proceed to the election of a Pre-.
sident fro. fen,fore-- 81
Mr. German submitted the following mo.
ton
Resolved. That the Senate win on Mon.
day next at IL O'Clock proceed to the choice
OF President pro te@pere
. This question was negatiyed by the follow
ing vote:
For the motion -Messrs Daggc.t, Dana,
German, Goldsborough. Gore. Horsey, Hun
ter. Lambert. Mason and Thompson--lo.
Against it--Messrs. Anderson. Bib, Bled.
soc. Brent, Brown. Chace. Condit. Fromen.
tin, Gaillard. Lacock, Morrow, Roberts.
Robinson, Smith, ait. Taylor, Turner,
Varnum, Walker. Wharton-2O.
Mr. Brent's motion was'then agreed to
and the Senate proceeded to choice ac>
cordingly.
On the first ballot, the whole number of
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REP ORT
OF the Committee Of Finance.
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Estimate of Ways s Means to meet the precee


Clerks and Notaries,
Inspectors of tobacco,
Militia fines, ~
I'enitentiary agents,
Slaves transported,
Register OF the Land Office,
Unappropriated land,
Redemption Of land,
Dividends on James river, Pot
Dividends on 5547 shares of ST
Dividends on 1881 shares of st
Loan of 100000 dollars obtain
reimburseable out of the re
One hundred thousand dollars
aecouUt Of the military pxnp
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
Hugh Crague, iun's. Efa,e.
Fsb IS, 1874

THE Creditors TO The EHate of Hugh Cragus,
Jun late Of Windham, IN the county OF
Cumberland. Yeonan. decesfea, are he. eb T
not'hed thar Ma han Good, Adm,n,iira,o- on
faid tftate. eas preisniei to me HE faal ac.
count OF Naturalization and that the fame
vii be conhdefed ard .di1ribution amour
the iaid Creditors Of the Balance ordered, At
eciaI Coue' Of Probare. to be holden AZ
the seg,lisrs Office in por, ard, on the twenty
GIn day If March nest, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon when and ~hers they may be pref
ent and heard thereon.
SAM FREEMAN, Jsege y Jsii Court.
Feb 90, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
EENTUCKY SENTIMENTS.

The Legislature of Kentucky have
sent number ofresolulions TO Congress
to lei ZEN know what they may de-
pend on in regard to that State, in these
irving times - hese baskwoodsmen
are vastly delighted with tho Executive,
his war for free trade and sailors rights,
and above all with bis Embargo, in
which they express themselves in these
+" Resofved, hat the restriction ofour
commerce iately enforced by an enbar
go, is wise, expedient and polite, and
repays privs ion and selidenial. b. pre-.
venting the supplies OF ,he enemy from
our resources We CO daily approve
the adoption, and doubt The pat iotism
that hesita,es to submit 10 the national
sao,ifice."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
MR., DEXIkR,s LETTER.

Dy the leter OF this gentleman, published
in preceding column. il IL evident beyond
contradiction, ,hs, poor mncrscy in set
ting up the Hon. Mr.. DexTER as the Candi
date for Governor, have csugh, Tartar
Mosl emphs,,icsliy and exPlici'iy does be
denounce and condemn their while sys,em
of restriction and wa, !om bee mug to end
We hope. however. the democrats Will
give him heir votes ior il W u ue verbslly a
compie abandonnen, of hen prime pies ana
in The end prove death blow to Their party
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
Washington, Feb 4, 1914.
COASriNo PRIVILEGE

BY the rei Oins bill Just passed, mas.
ters oil Eastern vessels, who were
caught in Boston, SC. when the Elm.
barge bill passed, and W o were obliged
20 walk home, !, 2, and 800 miles, m "
now have the Privilege of 7v.kug 6lck
again. and taking home their vessels
emhfy! Who, after this, will presume
TO censure the friends of" free trade u
sailors tights !'-LW. II. Cen!inei.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-28
0KUM..
NO ! ICE.

hit sutfcr,ber, take this me hod of an
l. pr.ing their Me.csDiie Friend. though
Gu he Unaei sta e., tia, dus no The ient
uehsppy s.fsren,ss be'wee, c.ea B al. s.
nmenes. 10y iHerd gene-al y 70 ahi.a,e fem
all eommn - ,on byte er wit he fur
iner CORE p h.!en' from uie ial mo ives
applicable To inch Ccrrei oondepts,
They beg cave wsver. to inform all who
may have ba8aDc, of ales In teif hands.
thar O. ders for he Ame aay tim. surine he
wa. will BE PaiG at 6shs, o. promptly remit
ted sceo dug - direction.
The nimoh eu,.on will bs paid r. he
ORDERS OF Getieaen IA mer,os, who may be
6sssf, for ppau'ih .sd IN or - her Neutral
me,e hsnts trading unfe the Prinee Regent .
procauaa ions w,.h he ih.od, f Jamaica or
Bermuda. and the fsfey of all iush prog erty
commtfed 10 their charge may be depen6eA
on, provided nothngs ate ped under The
,aucton # fash Pociamauons Contrary to
the local laws OF the REFLECTIVE lland., o. IN
viola,ion Of ez fling Bicctades
Being agents for the p inc pa incorpor ated
'aiufsaee A'ompsnies, m he captai of
sou h Csro'inato @rcafei, IA he d flr,G of
Name there are orcctogs VI each flee or
merchants 10 eve y own, whom 4 renee
my I've bad IN uid nsw correfponc.n vifh
10 COMMUNICATE W, b she iiuu in Jams..s ..
or thsi b,anch Off "a be m "a low eta In
ed al he port Of e g.. re and concluded
hy he iap'os pa ,ner u dee he 4 m OF VIVA.
b NIX * CO
hsjegon, Banks 50 Go. !,
B-ati f'tsn ny eAnels TO add sroxl
X u ION. ase opened hy he raere.p sgenl
Tor pi on.rs If war or tea o Tin s,sr he,
'ng opened y 'is conn Gary Of prIioner., ia
Anne, 'cs. B n. & Co.
kiscsros JAMAICA, IuIY "A. 1913.