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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21

time Of John Adams. Every thing BAD
was said about it and those who made II, !
know some men who denounced il as tho
greatest curse the nation could endure n
They said twas unconsntuticsial, nonarchira(
unjust, ohlhressive and verafious; and that "
would ruin the people and country. SONG
even went SO far as to threaten the Coles
tors in order to deter them from performing
their duty. The noise and hustle these
men made, brought them into notice-an9
as they said they were the friends IT th4;
people, the people believed them, < made
them Representatives, Counsellors, Sez5s
ators, &c. Now We have Nrsfher 0k7
RECT zAX--and Direct Taxes are Jp1f
the same under Madison IS they were ynfjep
Adams .just IS Tad in their mature, and cclv~
lscted in the same way. But where N
these friends Of the people /! What ~ III:
ped their mouths, that We DO nj =
word from thens ncas.i tyhy>sir, fi 911 !
seems LITTLE altered. Many Of fhsse "a
who made snch noise about the oshxr 81
sre appointed Assessors and CoIleetOe6
and " that accounts Cor II r had The crs1
riosity just to look into this bunch Of TAI
LAWS; and fine parcel Of them found,
! thought had knocked the lid off Pandoa
ra's Box, and all the plaques Of creation
popp'd out" There was" An act laying :
duty on carriages An act laying duty
on licences to distilers An act laying
duty on sales at auction; An act layin6
duties on sugars refined An act laying
duty on licences 40 retailers An act laying
duties on stamped paper: An act for tho
assessment and collections Of direct taxes and
internal duties An act to lay and collect
Direct Tax, and an Act making prevnjon
therefore," =
Then Hooked to see what PAT the asscsr,
sors and collectors were to have for.
!" Thinks ]" that may make SONG odds
The more they get, the more whist they'll
be. s. & !
An Assistant Assessor has nine sAii6aes
per day for collecting lists, and making val.
uasions and dollars for every hundred
taxable persons in the tax list which he de-
iivers 70 the Principal Assessor Then the
Principal Assessor has 2 dollars day toe
hearing appeals, and making out lists, and
four dollars for every hundred taxable pers
sons IN the tax list which he delivers
to the Collectors. Next comes the Co,lec.
tor tor his share Of the plumber and Ne hae
such 2 per cent. on all the money ~ NJ.
lects; the land tax for the county Of Hilisbo,
rough IN. H is 2o,2l6 dollars, and scvens
~ hive cents Then on all money colIecy
ted from the In.eraal Duties. such as car
riages, licences to disfiiers, to auctioneers.
10 store-keepers, tavern. keepers, stamp pa,I
Der. Sc the Coilarter haa ,,a.
The amount Of this tax is uncertain but i
cannot be less than 5000 dollars, in the
county Of Hilisborough. Six per cent on
this will be 1870 dollars-equal to the gov
ernor's Salary. A Hne office in these hard
lines!
These are the crumbs,
That stop the mouths.
That clamoursd so loud.
Against The Tax
That Adams laid.
A EADMEm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21
THE GAZETTE.
thursday, March II, 1914.
CLINTON & DEXTER.

The friends ard Importers Of Mr.. Dex-
ter contend that the moderate FederaAas
(as they call thcm) ought at the approach.
ing election to vote for bin, as the msdev-
ate dfmecrnts did for Electors that would
favour the election Of CAnfsn IS PreGdent
Of tbs Unisrd Ssates. Such ! gniY frep
% 0sisssal ncves * iiats NJ
the election Of Governor, viii vote for
STRONG, becaufe he Is etpgS1 to this def
truetivs War; and contend againlt Des-
ter becaufe be breaches non-reGitance and
will aid the War.
The democrats, in the fall Of 1914, or
many of them, voted in favour of Clinton
exactly on the fame tsinspk-M was OPP
pofed to the yuinous policy Of the Govern
ment-and they preferred him to Madjlan'
the father Of our country's miferies.
The Afission to COMMUNICATIVE under
stand that democratic Member Of Con-
gress, recently from Washington, OF, being
asked, il he calculated the Commissioners to
Got,enburg would make peace, replied, that
!" he thought there svas 6uf asnav tsOahecf Of
H."
John BeliouA Esq has been chosen Pres
ident, and Chester adams, Cashier OF the
Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank, In
Boston. 49,
On Gen. Smiths petitioning Congress
for liberty 10 die for the good fhis country
Ifdesth for country good is all
You wish, illustrious General
What need 10 keep up such . clatter!
why tronhie Congress with the matter!
Tutn Aisf.tn pairso,ick E.9od,
Aud you will die fer eonm.y's coed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21
WILLIAM CROSS,

At Csrham Corner, keeps conssanly for sale
~ ., general sssortmen Of
Wess Lad..a Goods e Grocer. es,
mich he oHers on as good terms as can be pro.
cured in tba place or even Portland, for cash or
country produce.
He wants. to by
I quaniitv OF Flour. Wheat, kye, 4 Corn. for
which the highes price will be given.
Corkan, Jan II. It
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cloud by another. This stream is commonly
double ortriple, and sometimes lasts two seconds
and half Boston Soectafoy.
one DAY last wsek' TWO so'aie's' natives VI
f-e"'ucky' on .heir way no"e' en'ereo D'o'
kers ONCE IN tas cry 20 get some caster" h"'es
cnahgea' ~neaone o. Tue" pleA"S w : P'ese
OF paper winch ne hao dropped on inc noof' eA'
cisimeds ho'dlsg II up nefe's "ha' wou'o mol
give Tor ell the bank bills IN your oesk "nat
Is II then !-1U DscADge. II they ever ca'cn
me again. the dev'i shall 0e my serge ant
mr. 81. fsss'
A. 49, 81. s.-...,..;. e.;.,a. he Gore
\. &c -. -, az. -. -. , ..a;,,a,e 1or
60 :. 80. !. ....... f..y. nIo.eh.
...r.x., 600 q, -. S..ss:ah ,n.,,,,
9 s.j M. 49, ssn,s a. -,
compaay. v<,y ,,o1..,fy ,epe.--. wA.. ,.sif, s..
did no. .xseet c.,nbanv ,i;, s<s,n,.,sai 4 -.
Taxing Time ~ the jorelsek. before the last
presidential election, Mr.. Madised burst not have
Congressional Caucus At Warrington. until a.
ter II was known what course Pcnnsy'van'a
would steer il was well known, that 1t The
ss,deri.es should declare for Dewitt Clinton.
the Virgins succe sson would be broken down.
and he throne go out Of the royal Dynasty.
Pennsyls ania q length came out for Virginia, 8
then the Congressional Caucus was held without
delay, and Madison obi .ined the election, II is
now considered dan gerovs 10 postpone the prep.
r =. \
hour n has been done heretofore. Monroe. = no
10 now the Prince Of Vale, in this republic. is
not 20 sure A. his predece ssors. He il not the
hncsi heir--he has been bong n, in. < then adop-
Ted, some thing in the manner that Bonaparte u
sed 10 adopt bra,s round the world, before be
Lsd one Of his own Accordingly, lhe old tune
was begun to be played in the papers devoted TO
the throne, even before the first yexr Of his pres
ent M4iesty's reign had expired. Great sensi.
bility is displayed At oil attempts to excite any
Jealousy Of the oyerbearine. aud haurh,v c,.;ms
OF Virginia, 10 the presidency. We are told. !,
usual, that il is not by reason Of any peculiar in
Acence Of that imperial State, that candidate
comes regularly from thence, Il i only because
she produce, the create At and better men th.n
grow ;~ ..I.. s.....-.A.... .al. v..-I~s.rs.u,
for eight years. Was the greasestIand best man in
the country-tor 1--WE years past. M has
been. and for three years TO come y
greatest and best man ia the couq
that, Monrcs wdi. for eight yead
greatest and best man that can b
country. And 1t is solely on the aoss9
hiatt kn A~HI
At this early day tor the high office OF President.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21

~ vow III tell fa,her--you kept such ba--
bawsug,
"You made the horse kick up. and lay me here
scraw ing
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21

from the earth, by the clouds, OF from one
cloud by another. This stream is commonly
double ortriple, and sometimes lasts two seconds
and half-Bosen Spectator.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21

II u. year u Nv Loas es5tss Sssd,ad ssd s.stass.
An ACT in addition to An Act pro.
viding for the fate Keeping of the
Records in the Office Of the Regiftsr
of Deeds and of the Regi(fcr of Pro-
bate in the fevcral Counties in this
CONSEQUENTLY"
BIZ Il s2sstssI ), IT, Sssas ssd Hsss sfRsfsssssfvss
u GssMsI Cssrf es~ited ssd y be sssSosiy s'6ss~s
That the further time Of two years. from the
twenty eighth day of February eighteen hundred
and fourteen be allowed the feyera Courts Of seis
Gous in this CommosweaIth to provide buiidiugs
for The iafe keeping Of Records 10 the teverai
Copases, any law to the contrary notwithstanding.
Akpssssd ) ~ CsSerssr. Fsh 10, lsi4.
An ACT in addition to an Act entitled
"An Act exempting certain Goods
and Chattels of debtors from attach
ment and execution"
BE Il s~Sessd ~ he s4-sss ssS Hss u 1sppamsafiv.
II Gssssi csrs ~td As1 ~ ~ ssstosa, y ~ .ass,
Ths fran Ant afier sh~ parting Of this ast, every
citizen OF thu EDanesswesttA 0ssi hare right 20
hole the fJlin3noapcds and chatteIs altogether
exempted from sttschment. on menle pro-
cess aud execution, zig. Six Sheep, and two
tens Of Hay for The ufe of faid iheep and for the
uie 81 Cow, winch ID exempted IEcm ottdeoAuSus
by the act to which this 10 an addition: PrsvSss.
Tia. from the FRI day of October to the fra day
of april 10 each year, 40 more than Gx fheep haii
be exempted from attachment /; and fvsOissd sI's,
tat the value of faid fheep ihall, in no cafe, ex-
coed the fun OF thirty doiiars
AfproSss y sbs Cov~ssv, Fst. IS, lsiS
AN ACT in addition TO an Act entitled,
" An Act in addition 10 an Act defining
the general powers and duties ,and regu.
lating the Office OF Sheriff. for extend
ing the proyi.ions thereof to Coroners.
BE nenceied BY The Senate and Houseef Repre-.
sentaives in 6entval Court assembled, and BY the
aatho,ity ofthe same, That the authority and pow
ers given to, and duties required Of the Justices
of the several Courts Of Common Pleas, with
regatd TO Sheriffs, contained in on Act entitled
!" An Act in addition to an Act defining the gen.
eral powers and duties, and regulating the OF.
fee Of Sheriff." passed the twenty seventh day
Of February in the year Of our LoRD one thous-
End seven hundred & ninety. five shall be s here
BY are extended to the Justices ofthe several CIR.
cult &oiher courts of Common Pleas in this Com.
m,nwesl,h with regard to Coroners, Il the same
proceedings in all respects shall be had respect.
ing Coronefs' bonds and suresies, and Coroners
shall be liable TO the same forieitures for like
causes, TO be recovered in like manner, and SUB.
iect to removal from Office in the same way, &
to be proceeded against in the same manner. in
all respects, rs are provided in the Act 20 which
this is an addition, with regard 10 Sberifts.
depressed BY the Gsvernonr. Feb. %. Sll4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21
COTTON GOODS,

quin,als Pollock FIsH-Grft quai,y--few
~ bbfs Country FLOUR-CROCKERY
WARE, Pateat SHOT. Is Te for iae at No 8
South eide Long Wharf
-ALso-
To lse,oue of the ben fi,uated pew in the NEE
ting houfe of ed Parifh--in4uire ~ above
March IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21
THE ARMY.

F,om the deassesis CongrssSit appears .has
Msdison's Army is composed Of IL l2S Ofcers
and 5000 pri,ases Blu, we might expect great
quarters, and act like those who served under
General Jackson in his late expedition to hunt
and chase Indians, and "kill them in style I" for
the General says. he hsd - co,npsy OF Volun.
seer C0sce,s headed by General Coffee, ~ho had
been abandoned BY his snes. and who still remained
in the field awaiting the order Of the govern.
ment. "-SGLem Gazette.
The American and Canadian citizens who're.
side near the lines. and who sre closely con-
nected BY kindred and personal friendship. had
mutually agreed to abstain from hostilisies and
depredasions. This mode Of proceeding how
ever, our Generals would not tolerate, and they
endesvoursd TO drive them to bloodshed by the
following dignifed expedient, as is related in
Military Letter from Gen. Hampton 10 the Sc.
cretary 1t War. Hampton says,
81 have directed my officers to break the
truce and should other means fail, 10 act the
part of the mischevicus urchin, who, TO get two
peaceasie fabbiss At making the fur Ay.' hold
them up together by the tail"
What IN Improvement in the art Of War
Our Generals, it must be confessed, much re-
semble these mousers, for they are "peaessbls
tsbbes. "-bsve made horrible and heart.ren.
ding ca,e,~asl,sg in their rroclamations.-snd
are now "making the fur Ay'' by being them
selves SHIELD up together by the tail."-lbid.
BROOKLINE ELECTION.
The Town Officers were chosen at Brookl;ne
18th inst. Las. year the votes were nearly e.
ouay divided, Democratic Candidate having
got in by majority Of one vote. This time the
Federal Candidates. had majority of,hr,yvot
Federal votes 60, Demo. 80. The gentleman
who has held the Offices of Town Clerk. Select.
men, Assessor, &c. for nearly 20 years, has besn
superseded by majority Of so vs,es.
The town Of Shirley, hitherto democratic, has
this year elected Federal town-oiicer through
out
Fitchburg has elected full board of Federal
Selectmen, for the first time these many years.
vANpeRxEMP, = respectable Dutch mission
ary, says that the Thunder.storms in Caffraria.
which are more frequent and tremendous than
in Europe, exhibit this remar ksble appearances.
The Rash of lightning. instead of dittusing dag
cling light, which coniuses the eye and dissp.
pears in 9 moment, consists of stream OF dis
tinst sparks, drawn by tbs earth from the clouds.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21
From the FARMERS Cabin
DIRECT TAX.

! Mr.. Editor-I remember mighty clam.
or was made against the direS. tax in the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21
rLArsByRe, yEs. 80.

FAAtSbVk0S FEB oZs
Shocking Thursday the 18th instan,
a soldier belonging to the United States In
fantry, when on his way from the French
mills to this post, for some offense, was
bruised and mangled in most savage
manner by Ensign Pike, Of the 4lh
regt. he was found by a sergeant, in Ian
gushing situation in the road and carried
back to the house OF a Mr.. LOOMS, where
he lay till next morning, and expired. A
coroner's inquest was holden on the body.
Verdict" WIyM Murder" Pike has
been arrested, by order of Maj. Gen, Viii.
kinson, and is now confined in the gaol in
this place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21

The American force on Lake Chan;p!ais is ~
Elbows
5 sloops, the largest fine President) mounting
IL guns.
S row galleys, each mounting l long IS:
Nov bx;!ding % row galleys 10 cary ! 32lh
carronade and long 42lb.
! sloop Of var 10 carry 26s, 32s and 42s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-21

John BelonA Esq has been chosen Pres.
ident, and Chester adams, Cashier OF the
Manufacturer and Mechanics Bank, In
Boston. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-27
rRAMAIIC iNTElLlnENcE.

ON t'e I,h os lone, will Be exhibited =, u. r't.
called, Go
THE .aRRV.7L ofthe CoyS.aCX-g in 1,.qRIs
With new Scenery Mschip-ry spd Dseor..
toa;, 'esigned for the Occasion.
:, The FRS Scene The Pir;t Act represent, -.
.n''1ek' vansisg towards Paris, with cuior-, fv-
sa ' nyns 'or,-their pocket. stuffed Win ping
der--thsy hrsndi1h ,orchps with yb,sh t,e, ,br.a.
ten to set fire 10 the rhu;reriss
Tie part ofthe Tyanract-y hv
i,.6e't Gcodioc Kc-per, ETC.
~ Ihe Ccn94er:nS Ueyo co.;,p - H.,
J II Thaaaas, Esc.
end Scene ofthe FIRST Acts br;,li.,, ri.,y Of,
CITY IN h'mes--in the front, its msyur rns-s.r.d
IN the List aci, the Cossaeks enter Pans in Grand
process n Chorus OF the Whole. " Icr,t. wbs.
nna9e NE so'"- here The Graod Costarks ,rsrea
on toot--ts'r arms revers edthr trophies nj ,h.;r
defeat carried before them Til. Poisss,.t. oo.,.
pany them With hisFe.
ih- pert Of saCossacS Clown, Nv Mr.. Cu,ja-
-" Ny i'fe IRON IL Ism mistaken. % Lord, O
ora who would have thought IL an, IN Il, :.
Paris, mt with vhst diff r.st fe~Iin.. do a.,
Ter from wha' expected This is p,syic, nsy
character With venseaneep'
.t'. W"'sh with brilliant Review Of the nr-.
r,irn n his hand W. P
u ~ of Bourbon Turn.sp;f with ,ha r.,
t'sh Ii"erv-bv .H'. Hansen
81, E'rbeT, with his book CT Drotkcc;cs turned
upside doom 'O' "sN
~ ." the different Acts. e.. u,ne, Air,
OF o. Cod SAGE che RMy, and Britannia RYIes RI
I've |ho1 ~ conclude, with exquisite ,iis1,svs of
& NY person 9uishing 70 disto-c Of n TEA, ~.
in e'ther of The Rictnlord Banks. ,,ry In'c
r. pHrtha,r T' nv Gbb,ving az the Enquirsf orc
April 2Y az
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-27

Engl si accounts TO tue 2nd March. wS,;,a
confirm III d%gree the late ST. ,ee,ents os
'he SUCCESSES OF the Frsnch-and that Ms
nis'ers had sailed fr IN G,s.,t Britain TO
meet cur commissioners q: Csaee,su,r tn
'reat OF peace The reader wa rsnavk ,har
letter from Bordeaux OF the Cd March.
makes the same suggestion.
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-I,IF/YHOL us EKU,1RO-

i,LA mrs TEUHRD
~ III he paid fcr The spprsl.rs;,, 20
IL. nsn ts'nsd JET or fETnO9Gfft.Ss," nero
ops" rom ihe Sah'erber, living in Fluyarr. . "oo
~, 'he highs Il the 4ih of Arril 1T o. s.p
Gay after h's escape. jei vas nken an 4, ~, VIC -
e''.e bs =, y, Nenee h. tceic5 ~
Fre1r NJ t',i a."a The JAZZ lev nights SIC. ns
'osa,,", ana syowing ~h-h apprchrbdi pro-
n'n :, se,1H TO he northern sai,S ~ we ~
~ . '"n.u ont 'hst he now epd-a,>... ~ 'Dt 's
W teS' ere TOO. il possible l. Ing 70 eaSare
sy turn n, s c 70 'o.s VI, Wy the n'pt ysrJ I ~
vs. "9H' With view Of vsttira 'I,fF' where he
ny n ifu'rtoo N ',e Cies,p Re-. r., NE &c
II i.,baa ,s ssJ oask g'o % yesss oiS sa1
f' h'' ''fe' several yea, IT lie b., 'e ~ soes.
ntn. ss,s, e ~ zoe larsr he oas wsb be
ed psri,y,,r', aor Of %h'sh are resot,s.
en- en-, r'1s very mi. For he sr,s ,s Nef@al
x in Ie 70" .,. ,o,s eSs,a Of $50 vii ss p"s E, 3
''a't End delivered to a., sut.s-;Ssr 's>"nS TO
WILSON ;. CARY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-27

( on red tor the delivery to me. in ~. a..
itehmond' or any oFieers in tie United s,a,aay
NJ 49,. =. q en- Fespect'vr rerd " us, Cole az
ny ~" sad More was born in lie t,onn,, ~ n
rouhe IS 'sc"rd'n. 10 hs own s,at r~nt, st'o,,, r
sr' a. sge. GA f"iT complexion, lent hair b.,I-
~ profession farmer; and IS abort s t..'e
- inches hieb he obtained p f1- rsb ~, =,
~, Th,eh expired m tie 29d Of Mach H., Oh the
VIII, ', ne ha: ihon ht pro er not to return 10 :,
service, and 10 he'ieved Iove d.zer,s1 20 VI
RICHARD w. sC0fTI;,n,
a,.,oz 35t. Regt u. Irf.rtr
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a POCKE r-D0OK

HNOUNDby lit,le son f N,s ), J;
OF the houses at Fa'Ifad Rqce-gr md s. r rre
t;s. possession m Saturday ev-rine sf, IN sdyer
i IN" "wD'rs name, on the iu,d, If ons
nr' h"s"ls%In Cooke, ir:--the BOOK ehntsipirv
" I'D ~ bondo. tee orders, &c W. lei, rnn, -
.olN,neo nv epp!ic q 20 Andrew Miller ~ -; y"
"p ,nn mn the owner Payin, the expenee ~ 'h.
",-' ''fmert. Anil 81 4. W
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April OF.
LAND POR S9T y

1@"..' y TUX O.7I- r.
1E itC "e sod st nnbie arction (under .bs ~,
Per'nfendance Of BartIetr stilO before the aa'-
co' ,r ne!, Tavern in the City Of Rshmrnl an
"N tht ~ 1 81. very valuable tract or ,,;
E's Immediately IN the vicinity Of Msy. y, s,n"
sao adjoining the Fans panta,icr-cor,o;n;'.ss
~ msoon hnntred acres. This Isn5 lies " ~
IN %ooas, arc has o. Il Gusntity of evoellent
To he purchaser "'' Oe 10 ale
m ne above Iar9 vii be sod on credit cs Go .-6
~ "sysrthe purchaser giving nego,iabl. not. ~
epdorsers win approved
also Also, three half acre lots in froat of poyba,.,
April 27. Tx v ~
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Safes 1t auction.

NJ ~ &c sod ~ Public Auction, on Fr;dav rho
80 ION way Z ta'-, Otherwise tha naxt fsir H. r
~ LU1S OF GRoTND in the Ter, Csstye nj
vic Up IN part ut which Byrd's War; House ia
80, ihs ground il 70 sdvan'sgeous'y situated
row etner pnh'e mr. private huirss and so gener 4.
known, thst IL is deemed UNI eeessa,, to GOV .,,
s.,"s Z" recommend it. All the WIS: 81 ou.er. e..
to he upon the eronn', win be SOLD tst day,
MY DE sPreed or, IN the day o. sse. 80
"f ''lrd ot the purchase money win r.cr;r.
g., =" '" ."ree months, one brd in tx rou,,s. sna
approved ndor'ers, paysiA IN ei.her Of RI ~,
IN 10 Edmond, will h. "eoui,ed plan of ,te I.,,.
may be seen ct The Cof blouse. ''o''
~ ordsr OF Mr. WE Mostly.
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8UGHR, GIAGER, &c. gc
% hogshesd, Loaf sugsf,

9o hogsiesd, Loaf SuesT,
~ bags Ginger,
1000 pieces N,nkeens,
1850 pair Icn| Ssoes
1850 p'ir Womsns' Morocco Shoes,
Biisiered Steel, Cobperss and Logwooi.
Eos Sale by
LUCR = e SIzER.
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4 NNLII NRLE LOT-FOP 81 =

~, tLE LOT--FOR .S1I.
"a vi hF SOLD, ct - o'c'csk, M No,d.-
~ the SOFT 10Y IF Nov. iffsir' IT. ~, .il""'sys
imr usy; TIE Eas'~-nnos Half of that varu.be in,
e'"en the f,rr> Lot, lying on Cary ,r D Sra, :;
S C'ts' s7d DISTINGUISHED in the MAN OF ssi c,;,-
~ TO . being sxty.s'x feet in from n "a 49,
'e' on Tie e. hy the Pre- 9,ses Of Mr. Char!ss W..
H. arc rms back % Ferry Lot on Ja.nes R,v.c
ne sHv ntsae' OK Inis position must be ,ui;e,D.;,
r"us 10 every one, ~ho reflects on The prowinS
va Lot 10 The ferry snd river. u the
ms o. es,e-on" 81 of the nurshase rcoosv
ooasys, one Sd IN moatt,. and tie re rnan;,.
~: =" -, whole to he secured ~ note.
able at the Bank Of Yirgiria "'u EGO
W FOUspFF. ee,r.
A,rHoy THoS Il. PHCSsER.
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- ,,TnnRLES ftOR U,RLL-7dvIr
2 NFORMS the public, that he ba, com
-; nu'ne's - the Foot of tire CAPITOL Fi. vbsrs he
snS ps ,s"sln. 70 receive part of their patron e
Ssoe'%' nose vito may encourage HIM. ,bo, ne
eSeruo" shall be wanting TO give eeners sat;,ss,;o.
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