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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
57,656,677
IS $4,000

Whoie amount ST ,586 677
SEVENTY-ONE MILLIONS FIVE
HUNDRED AND EIGHIY-olX
THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND
SEVENlY-SEVEN DOLLARS-is
paying dear, yer, dear, Tor liar IYhis
III, particularly as it has been used short
of Two years, and sounded no notes not
d'sgraceful 10 the country, excepting in
a lew instances on the ocean, Besides
all this what will the people say, when
they are told that the whole of tie God
and Silver in the United states, is com
puted at not more than 25,oo0,0oo Of
doiiars.-Tiue .fmtriean.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
From The Vermont Wsshing,onisn.
Gustav,
house Officers.

house Officers.
The mode, alton oil the honest Dutch,
In letting IT LIZ BsuN, their French
Governor, with no other punishment,
than being Obliged to shout, as he pass
ed "Long hue ne Prince Of Orange"
and to wear the Orange Ccekade, is tru.
ly characteristic. was their tire at i.
meni to BonapaI,e's Custom hJuse off,
eers-i hey are only "tbrown into the
river" and Dro7vned-that's all and
this they deserve, in every Country,
infested BY such contemplate wretches,
as Bony's Douansers or Custom House
C0ieers-cleeping, and plmping about
to enforce the French System, by con-
duet more disgraceful, in free Coun-
try, than htghlvay pottery.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
PAi RIOTIC NOMINATION,

"We trust the talents, in,elli.
gence, The mo al and political character
OF ,hesetwo gentlemen requirs from the
people OF Massacl ,uset,s, no addition.
al euloe ium or ,indication They hive
been tried in the balance, and found
not wanting in any Of the requisite
qualifications to 6ll, aid adorn the of.
ces assigned them by the united yoiOe
oil their fellow coun,rymen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
taste Of Public Moneu.

The Department of the Post Mas
ter GensraI, ID undergoing, for the f st
time, since Mr.. Grapger cam. into OIL
fice, public scru!in, III he Commit
tee who have had the reports oil this
Department under consideration, have
disoov, red numerous wastes Of the pub
lie money; among others, they declare,
that the sum of 1900 dollars per annum
has been charged & allowed Tor the rent
oil single room az Post office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

The Philadelphia papers, by last
mails, state the great nesvs by the AMI
Alexander to be, either "aracies Of a
Peace or an .frn:isHee Ii is pretty
well decided thar, under existing cir
cums;ances, the iolmer could not have
taken place-and ii The latter hsd been
the amount oi the news, what should
have kept 1t i'om being divulged, long
since, in Boston!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

acter is made Respectable. In pro.
lecting naval interelis by naval means
you will arm yourieIves with the
whole power of national fentiment,
and may command the whole abun
dance Of the national refources. In
time you may enable yourfelves to
redreis injuries. in the place where
they may be offered, and if need be,
to accompany your own flag through
out the world, with the protection of
your own cannon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
III 0Oo, UOU O0XQ,s.

F.. Col SMITH, has sserted on :he floor
oil ongress, that the expenses of the
allliary Establishment, as now OF gan
lied bv will amount, instead
OF 10000, oo0-,o the enormols sum
OF 100000 dollars, owing to the
want oil economy, AMI the extravagant
abuses mnich have tiept into every de
pertinent, connected with the army.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
ELECTIONEERINC.

The Democrats have pot up Mr.. Dexter
and M. Gray 10 run down Mr. STRONG
and M. PHILLIPS. The only oblec,i n
which that party can make TO Gov. Strong
is-his refusal 90 give up the Militia TO be
sacrificed inMsdi,ou, Quiaoiic War sgsinss
Csnads-ths, war in which the sword has
slam its thousands and disease its iers Of
thousands. Sa, Gas
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
SLAVES IYfN7EDi

UNCLE SAM, a worthy gentleman
Slav, holder or Trginic wants TO pur-
chase, at la dollars . head, 65 600
(''more or less, stout, able bodied full.
blooded YANKEES TO aid Field Mar.
shall Tie Duke Of Ae7pburg, in taking
posse ssion OF Plantation he has lately
bargained for. (svtth himselO if he can
get 1t, IN CANADA, Apply a, the truly
"rtana,e Lottery Office or, else
where, 1t more convenient ;-as every
'Ofhcs -ho'der OF Citizcn,' in the UGi,ed
S;ates, Is fully authorised and empow-
eied TO contract, as the acknowledge d
agen, OF his Uncic
N B-Uncle Sans hurse is rather
low--but no matter. The Duke will
guarantee the pay-"FORCIBLY--y
he ninsf,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
From re, Iannarr eS.

From re, January 2S.
Ills correctly afcertaned that the
Britilh are building vefTels on Lake
Huron. In all probability their
plan is to attempt the del.ruetion of
the fquadron here, ihould they fail in
tbs, to retake Maiden md ereef bat
teries 70 as 10 prevent our vensls fail
ing up until they have fleet built
large enough to cope with ours They
will not furrendcr the supremacy up
on an element they have calTd their
own without another ftruggle A
coniiderable regular force we under
itand has been ordered on here by
the general government.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

The democratic Senate of New
York have paiTsd law for b5rrow-
ing money TO pay the u. S. Tax.
The Houfe has 'jected it, and there
by left the General Government to
make its own tax experiments Tor its
own objects.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
COUNT 'rnE COST.

A wraer in a lac Cen,lnei COMPUTES the
ex5enses ofgovernmenl for the present year =,
at upwards OF
52,O0O,o 900 Dollars.
besides ,be exnenses Of five regiment. Of
Rifepen--wb which, he adds, is
1909, 900 dollars every week,
l44.00o dollars every day,
= COCO dollars every hour,
100 dollars every minute,
| doll. Go cts. " second.
II would have very happy effect unon
some deluded mtn. if they could kring
themselves to reflect. every time they hear
the clock srik,-Well. 5000 dollars more i.
,dded to tue deb which ana nv children
mus, settle. . IL they would say 10 them.
selves every evening whca they go 10 bed -
Anniber Ia, 600 dollars hiss been spent for
the conques Of Canada. How much near.
er IRE We TO that objeo, than we were two
yeats sgo' Ard what good will il do
10 me. OF my ehildJen, or the county, If IL
IS conqne Ell ! T. j, vorsb while 10 saddle
posteriy with perpetual deb, and eternal
axes, tor the sake ofpurchssing new disas.
tiers md defeats
When the ApANs Standardization, in the
fesr SO, laid Direct Tx Of Tgo Million
DJiiops, hue snd cry was raised BY he
democrats throughout the whole country.
Ty'anny' OPPRESSION Pfodtgaliiy! were
'ounded through every corner Of The land
The orsily dsmsgogurs rose on the mu. -
mers OF he cfowl, and were hoisied into
power The sound Of these mu- merines ha d
,csrcely died in cur e.ts, when ,bese same
dem cr.,'. der imposerisbisg the country
by succession OF Embargoes and Restric -
ions, lay Direct Tax of THREE millions.
II Two million tax Twelve yeas $50 was
,vrsnn'cai. Prodgsi and oppressive. how mu.h
more severely must he present tax operate !
Yet Tins tax, enormous, tyrsnnicsi anil on.
tressve as 1t il, will support our tconor,i.
ca! sdmnls ration not quite THREE SuesIs : ; !!
The portion Of. the Direct Tax psid by
NJ s'"chn>etts viii snppor, the war 2 days.
hous, 10 m'nu,es,d3 seconds,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

In Mr.. Fppes's Re port, he state, that
the capital OF a merchant employed in
commerce, will yield Is per CEN, /: bu,
he afterwards very earnestly endeayor.
20 persuade him, il Is hi, interest 10 yev
II IN the new loan. viii h is 10 Weld 3
per cent This sugges The following
Qu~re Jar sehoOt bays in The Ruie Of
1hree--lf merchant owning capital
which yields Is per cent subscrlb, $ il
TO the new loan which yield, ont Q per
cent, and thus loses per cen, Tor one
year. how much richer viii h. be at lhe
end oi the var "a Y Heroid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

A Washington benevolent Society has
recently been established IL Fryeburg,
oil which Robert Bradley Esq. is Presi.
dent, and MIR. Thomas Amory Deblois,
Secretary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
S52.78O,OOO
Adding to this sum, the paymen,

Adding to this sum, the payment on
the rublic debt, which were provided,
during the i de,ak administrations. aud
which are omitted TO be provided for in
the expenditures of This year, il will up.
pear, that our PRESENT Rulers spend in
one wear, as much OF the peoples mon.
ey, II GU FORMER Rulers did in izveioe,
although the Navy which constitute our
bulwark OF safety, was then on a more
respectable footing than il is now.
BOSTON Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
Paying dea, Ior Me Uhistki

Since the declaration Of war ag inst
Gre Britain, the Admins ration oi
the UnIied States have borrowed o.
loan, the following enormous sums -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

Arfraef Of a letter from gentleman .,
Vash'nSton ) a friend 10 the ,1dn,r;..
ramon and sutltosed 10 Be much J,
meir eo'yidenee, datcd FEB 10, 1914
/" We have nothing NV bu, Arm.
s'rong's Report, which has Jus, been
published Tor The use OF the mempra
OF Congress solely, and about 70 or so
surplus copies. Armstrong comes ON,
VITA hying colours-Wiikinsoeis ruin.
ed"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
Legislature of pascaft.,sftts.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
THURSDAY, FrB- IL.

Memorials from The town, Of
Deerheld, Groton,
Northampton, Athol,
NewLury, WeSthampton,
Newburyport, Belcheriovn,
Rowley, Whately,
Ips wich, Belfast,
Castlne, Brewster,
Gerry, Plymouth,
Buekstown, Brunswick,
Beverly, Cos hen,
Dartmouth, Hadley,
Gouldsborough, S. HaoIey,
Ellsworth, Hatfield,
Warwick, Brookheid,
and New. Bedford,
PRAYING rtliet from the ~ auny and op.
preston Of the Embargo Law Of The
United States, and EXPIRE ssing their de-
testaion OF the War in which their
country has been plunged, were read,
and referred 10 tie ommitlee on simi.
lar memorials.
A resolve on he petition OF The
FIoHLRMEN OF Bos on, was reported,
accepted, and u bill ordered.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
STRIKING CONTRAST.

On examining the public records, it
appears that the whole expenditures of
the public monies, during the tsvet0e
years administration Of WAsHiNoTos
and ADAMS, amCuated TO
S94,633, $50
Tie estimate OF Expenses, for the
cnrreat year, l8l Z, as reported to Con.
gees by Mr.. Ac,ing-Secre,ary Jones,
Is,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
7Z.O00 600 DOLLAPS!!

bu' what ~ thls sum IN oomperIson 10 he
P''vi.eSs OF projecting On toard our vessels,
BRUSH deser cs md unawss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

The Hon. Edward II Robbins
pointed Judge of Probate of IN asp'
county, u'ee Judge Heath deceased ''s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

The Hon. Samuel Thatcher Is =,
pointed Sheriff of Lincoln, yie. NJ n
Bridge, resigned, "'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

II any one wishes to find how Ear bis own
contribution goes. lei hun remember that
700 doilsre lasts ore minute. II lie contrib.
d'es en- dollars, IT will msint ,in the gov.
e'nmeu' SIX seconds. 'wrn'y dollars welvc
'econds, hi dolia hrif minute, b..
In NE above calculation Il expense ofgov.
c nmeo, la 1914. the bo,ny in lands to sol
d'ers, mot rcluded. vii tske tor this
u pose 10 O80 900 acres which, at dds.
per acre, he price fixed by government
'moun's to 20 100 900 dollars, 40 t,,.I the
ex ehse of government, tor lie present year
all! exceed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21

The Senate of the United s,,,..
ccahrmed the Nomination of A,,. av
GaLLArIN, as the fifth Commis,;oa.
to I1ttenaure and GEosos w.
iNeros CaMPBELL, OF Tennessee :.
Secretary OF the Treasury of the I'M
ted States. oM'
RICHARD RUSH, (now Comn,r,,,
OF the freisury,) has been nom;na',
by the President to be attorney g NV
al OF he United States, vice ,y,r,,..
fINKNEY, resigned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-21
uryo i,

ar raw HENIB BY .fUTFYo y rpv
JAMES MusRoE, Esq of vipr;o;.
has received the appointment of prs.;
dent OF The United States for the n.~.
four years. N'
In this elective government, !, !. :,
this moment just as certain tia, Jams.
II Will succeed James as I'm, 49,
T ince of Wales will succeed Csora
III Offices in this free nation a., -
commodities and subjects If luer,,;vs
speculation as much as coffee or coloa.,s
Gen. PARKER, is said TO have r..;,.
ca {. his commission in the army Of The
u D. on account oil the promotion os
Gen. Enowg. "
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-17
1ndepsndenee Of Naples:

A letter from House Of the hrs'
responsibility in Nantz, says tho Dos
ton Gazette, received per the Wing, to
a gentleman in this town, dated Deem
Der 10, Informs" That the Kingdom,
of Naples has declared itself Jree; and
passed such ordinances as Is, adRit the
ship. * flags Of all countries into their
port"
NJ This agreeable intelligence we
were prepared to expect, from the tenor
of the accounts previously received
from the Italian frontiers. The inhabi.
tants of this i'll fated couatry, that once
enjoyed the most hourisbing commerce,
liz. the Holianders, have been first
plundered Of their property by Frances
md then denied the means Of rep!enish-
ne their empty cotfcrs. The present
state Of affairs on the contiueat offered
them fair chance to tares oh their
sh.ckies-and acting from the sacred
Impulse, inherites frqw their sHes, they
nave made rssOlute s,snd, aud boldly
declared the Kingdom independent OF
any power:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-17
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at public auctisn to
the highest bidder, on Wednesday the
9th of March next, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, before the Coffee House in
Alexandria, all my right title and In.
crest, as assignee of David Easton and
for The benefit Of Jas. Cayan, to and
IN the following tracts OF LAND, viz
256 60 Acres being my pro
portion of an undivided third part
9f tract of land in Harrison County,
Virginia, laying on Buchanan River,
containing 400 Acras.
Also, $3.50 90 Acres, being
nay proportion of an undivided third
oart of a tract of Land in Randolph
County, Va. laying on the middle fork
Of Monongalis River, containing 1000
Acres.
Also, 2S8 Sc Acres, being
my proportion Of an undivided third
mart Of tract Of Land in Randolph
County, Va. laying on BigsSand Run
containing 1880 Acres.
Also, 600 Acres in Monon
palis County, Va. near Morgantown =
Terms Of sale Cash.
And at Private Sale,
la,soo Acres, being my proportion O
an undivided tract of Land in Kenha
wa County, Va. containing $4,000 a.
ores. For terms apply to
JAS. KENNEDY, Jr.
Feb II Ia"ts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-17
NEW BEDFORD. Feb. {
IrIHTnDV AT ANONNE

" i y n
Last evening arrived here the Portu-
suese schooner Magenta, In 46 days
from Lisbon. Capt. Terry of Fairha.
ven passenger in the Visgents, informs
that few hours previous to sailing an
express arrived in Lisbon from Lord
Wellington, announcing complete
victory over the Preach arm! under
Marshal Soult. 1t appears that LORD
Wellington had been induced TO order
the Spanish part ct his army to return
70 the Pyrennees, in consequence OF tie
crusi.ies exercised by them on the
country people in France that being
thus reduced, Soult attacked HIM on the
lHp December * sueDed his left wing ;
hut was repulsed after very sanguihafy
conflict, that on the 18th, 18Th and 4tt
ire fighting continued with Increased
ivyv. aad finally ended in the total over
throw of the French Captain Terry
saws the express reported that the allied
cavalry charged the French artilier!
when in full FIRE, K carried them !: and
the infantry on both sides maintained
contest with the bsyonet, man to man
for several hours.-The number lost We
did not learn, but the express statee
hat the slsu gEterwas very great on boil
sides. Lord Wellington left force IL
blockade B-ycpue, and was advanced
from ,ha, place, 80 miles towards Bor
desux.-The action took place in ths o
pen country.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-17
Extract of a lefte, from Nevc-Tor5'.
daied
NEW YORK. Jan. &c, 1871.

NEW ORK. Jan. 20. 1Sif r.
/ have had the pleasure Of meet
ing with your friead st, who
has lately returned from Earope,
and was in Paris AT the time Of the
Emperor's return from Russia. 4
few DAYS after he made his appear
ance IN his Capital, at a large party
when some hundreds OF fashionahles
were present. representation or
Panorama Of Moscow (tlien exhibit
ing ia the Ciiy) was handed about
the rooa. the word Panorama be-
ias erased and Moscow in large let
tiers painted on the wai!.-At the
cate lionaparle appeared Offering tls
entrance money, and the Cossack
.entiael, bowing says to him,--Sire!
poas yagers1 en- sortan!.*
Sire! you will pa' going out.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-17
This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber of Alexandra
county, in the District of CoIumbla,
has obt.ired from the Orphans Court
of said county, letters OF administration
on the PERSONAL estate of George GRS
PIN, late of the county aforesaid, dcs
ceased: all persons having claims aH
gainst the said decedent are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with tho
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, dus
ly authenticated and passed by the
Orphans Court on or before the i7th
day Of August next, CT they may by law
be excluded from oil benefit to said
es.ate--and those indebted thereto are
required to msks immediate pay ments
Given under my hand this Eth day
Of February 1914
TAOMAS p. GILP1N,
Executor Of George GKfiaf
February u d4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-17
NOTICE.

The Members Of the Washington
Society of Alexandria, are requested to
attend an Anniversary Meeting OF the
said Society at Mr.. Triplett's Hotel on
Tuesday next the 22d instant at 10
O'Clock A. NJ for the Transaction OF
business The Society will march IN
procession at IL O'Clock 70 the Presby-
terian Church, where an Grafton VIII DC
delivered BY FRANCIS S. KEY Esq. one
of its Members.
G. DENEALE, See'ry.
February l7SlSi4
At a Meeting Of the Standing Com
a.ittcc OF the said Society 10th Februa-
~ 1914 II was resolved that the sum
OF Five Hundred dollars be appropriated
out the funds Of the Society to the sup
port Of the Male and Female Washing
.on Free Schools for the present year,
md il was furff or resolved that the iur-
Their sum Of $3.50 received for dlvI-
aends of Bank Sock beqasathcd to the
Washington Society by Mrs Washington
Of Hay field be Exclusively approPriat.
ed 10 The female I.ancasterisnfres School
agreeable 10 the following clause OF her
will:
will and beguea.h to the Washington
Society of Alexandra, ten shares OF fo-
somac Bank Stock; also my share IN
The Potomac Company, the annual pro-
ceeds Of which, they are to apply TO the
education of such poor girls as they
may think proper--nor can forbear on
this solemn occasion, to greet them In
the name of our Holy Father, and IN
voke his benediction upon their Efforts
to rescue from poverty. and the SINKS
of shameless immortality those sweet
tho wild blossoms which nnder their
fostering care and virtuous inculcstlons,
NAV add much to lEe store OF human
happiness. / confnc Ibis donation to
nv own sex, because / bslievc that hu.
man happiness has material dependence
upon our moral and religious worth.
G.. DENEALE, Secry.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-17
Musical Academy.

nor teaching in scientific and
il comprehensive manner, q Schos
Jar twelve Tunes at least, in ono
month, or no compensation will be
REQUIRED, on any of the following inr
s1rnnen;s, viz :-ClariAetts, Trum.
pets, French Horns, Bugle Horns, o.
Doe, Grand Oboe or Voice Umanes
Trombone, Fife. German Flute, Pa
tent or additional Key'd Flute, Guitar,
Faggotto or Bassoon, Serpent, Patent
Flag eolet, Sacbut, Hurdy. Gurdy, or
Beggars Tyre. Violin, Violincello, u
Mon Pipes, Harp, &c. &c.-By
James H. Hoffman.
~ Conditions, Enquire ct J. A.
NEIL, Union Street.
January l8 law.
Candles, Soap, Mustard, &c.
100 boxes Mould and Dipt Candiess
As, SIS, SIS & s's.
$50 do. Brown Soap. 80
do. Fresh Philadelphia Mus.
tard, and few cases Rich OLD
Holland Cream cheese,
lust received and for sale By
g. Griffith.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-17
LATEST FROM THE ESSEX.

From the !lFeramg Chronicle II Dec. "a.
BIZ letters from St. Helena of the 5th
Oct. accounts are received that tue
Georgiana and Atlantic, which had been
captursd by the Essex American tri-
gate, were ftted out as crnlzers, and
sent To the Galapagos IN search OF tie
Charlton and New Zealand whalers,
which it was feared they would capture.
They were then TO 20 to New Holland
in search of more South-sea men.--
The indispensable was at TOMMY.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-17

The II. Of D. have acted upon ell the
Bills which were before them--and the
Legislature will probably adjourn on some
early day in the next eweck--The only
question before the II. of D. is the
Proposition Of Tennessee for limiting
the period of the u. S. Senators to four
wears.
The II. Of D. have unanimously a.
dopted Report calling upon the Exc
eutiye to apply to the Sec'y at War tor
improving * charging Fort Powhatan,
which commands the navigation OF the
James River. Eng.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-17
This. is to give Notice,

That the subscriber of alexandria
County in the District of Columbia,
have obtained from the Orphans Court
Of said county. letters Of administration
ON the personal estate of Margaret
.Lansherty, late of ths. county aforesaid,
deceased. all persons having claims d
galnst the said decedent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with tho
vouchers thereof duly authenticated and
passed by the Orphans Court, to tho
subscriber on or before the 18th day
Of August next, or they may by law b
excluded from all hensft to said estate
and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate paymenL
Given under my hand this 18th Febl
ruary 1914.
JAMES YOUNG,
Executor Of Margaret Laayhersyi
February II. d4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-17
WASTE oFpuBLIc MONEY.

The lass Of pack horses. only, which
have been employed, the last campaign
in the Western Army, amounts to 4es
COO dollars. Add to that the loss, IN
General Hampton's army, OF the sale OF
all his pack horses, at | 3 dollars each,
although they cost the government II.
dollars each. After contemplating this
,loss-whst will the folks say, when they
are, told, that the Purchaser was no o.
Their than the eommissary himself.
Con, Courant.