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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14
FOREIGN Mtellige,,c,


The late accounts from France, received
by an arrival at New.York, furnish Paris
dates to the 18th, and Bordeaux to the 10Th
of January. They relate principally to ,hs
distribution Of the different corps Of the
French force. Tho no military event Of
much importance has taken place since the
defeat Of Bonaparte at Leipsic, and the d..
lection ofthe Northern Allies Sit is evident
irhm the measures pursued on both sides.
that the bloody contest will still be confirm.
ed. The late prospect Of general peace
has wholly vanished The last conscrin.
,ion for 100000 men is executed with the
utmost rigour. The Allies are in full force
and discover no disposition TO relax in the
prosecution OF the war. The result Of the
approaching campaign will be OF the highes.
consequence, and the scenes which will b
exhibited, when active hoslilities shall com.
mencs, will probably be equally, il not mors
interesting than that Of the last year.
The rumour in the French papers, that
Ferdinand the 9Th, of Spain, who was -
treacherously kidnapped by Benaparte At
Bayonne, and since detained as prisoner in
France, is released and about 10 return 10
Spain to pave the way for an adjustment. BE-.
tween the two countries, is not entitled e
much credit.
The London dates, tho four days later
than those heretofore received, furnish moth.
ing Of importance.
With regard to the subjects in dispute be.
tween the United States and France, it ap.
pears new difficulties have arisen, and Mr..
Crawford is farther from settlement Than
his predecessor Barlow.
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OOR Subscribers and Patrons will notice
that the GAZETTE Of this day contains I.
much greater quantity Of matter, in cons..
quence Of its being printed on paper oflar-
ger size than heretofore Although th;. a.,
rangement creates an additional expence on
our part, the price Of the paper remains Tho
same I; and while we trust il will render -.
paper more interesting to our Subscribers.
We hope for remuneration in the punc,u,,
payment of the yearly subscription. Tho..
who are for several years in arrears for IL.
GAZETTE, are reminded that pay day win
come u a settlement Of their accounts must
soon be made, peacsably if we can, forc;.
bly, if we must"
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Portrait ofthe Hon. SomL Derter,

OU oSS ~ TIC ZxUUs GOW t. CCLICTs
Drawn by tina skilful hand Of that ever to =
lHmen,ed Patriot and Statesman, FlsRsa
ANss. in the year 1901
I" There are but two divisions Of party i
the United States, and he is very weak d
a very PRECAUTIONARY voin. man who e.
think Of organizing third patty to ruh
them both. -
Some very vain men, and some very
great hypocri,es, pretend 10 be Of ~ party;
while they arroga.e to themselves dis.
cernment superior 10 both parties, they 4
feet to be neutral and undecided bstwea
them. They claim the title Of the tFue6
patriots, and 70 love their country with ths
ardor of passion, yet they inconsislensF
condemn the violence Of both parties, an6
70 have both believe that the Gre Of their zesl
subsists pure and unexpendec in the iros q
moderation. Such men are often .essfs'rt
az .frdeyahsfs, more often used as demofssf'f
but always held in contempt that IS never
more hearty than when j, is discreetly sup
pressed"
UTIt 10 . remarkable coincidence that llc
foregoing was prepared for our paper two os!s
before it appeared il the b. Cen,inel -lss
delinistions are SO forcibie that no one why
reads the works Of FIsHER ANss, could possoy
fail to make the application to the gen leman wnS
thinks he knows more than the wlsest meS =
both parties.
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is in the military fervice Of the United
States, and who is not qualified to vote
agreeably to the Contribution and laws OF
this Commonwealth in chooGng as afore.
faid; fuch perfon 70 prelidin g or receiv.
ing any vote as aforefaid, fhall forfeit and
pay One Hundred Dollars, to be re-
covered by information to be filed and
profecuted by the Attorney General or
the Solicitor General in the Supreme
Judicial Court, or by indictment in fad
Court.
Attroved by the Goveynor Feb %, 1914.
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NOT fitting 80 Why prove sWBy S.
cauys 1 Jam Candidate far Governsy, anaj
.vanf to get in !! Why prove' Because Is
/ can tickle the federalsts little, the,
may vote for me and without erea. ma.
ny Of their votes l can never succeed.
These are the reasons why I have proved
that we are absolved from allegiance to
those who violate the constitution by j.
surping powers that do not belong ia
them. And the reasons are, as Orchard
Cook used to say. quad ne, good. But
you have none such. The enemy NAV
overhear you; therefore, mum-not :
word. MY mouth shall be the law Of
Massachusetts,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14
AN ACT

IOi GiVtoiliS tHC neutrality-suspicious. ipeo
Diitricts, for the choice of Coun-
sellers and Senator'S.
BE it enacted BY the Senate and H'onys q
RebyeGntatives, in General Court a6smbled,
and BY the authority Of the fame, That from
and after the pailiug of this Act, the
Commonwealth be, and hereby is divided
into Sixteen Diqyias, for the choice of
Ccunsellors and Senators thereto ref.
pec,iyelv affixed, in the manner prefcrib.
ed by the Contribution and the Laws Of
the Commonwealth.
The county of Suffolk fhall form one
Diltxict, and choofc FIX Senators
The county of tiIex fhall form one
Diitrict. and choofc fve Senators
The county Of Middlefex hall form
one Diftrict, and choofe three Senators
The counties Of Hampthire, Hampden
and Franklin fhall form one Diari6t, and
choofe three Senators
The county of Britol fhall form one
Diarict, and choofe t7cs Senators
The county of Plymouth ihall form one
Diftrict, and chooie tzpo Senatces
The county of Bsrnltable ihallform one
Dilirict, and choofe sne Senators
The counties of Dukes County and
Nantucket fha.l form one Diltriet, and
chooie one Senator
The county of Worcelfer fhall form
one Diflrict, and choofe far Senators
The county of Berkihre ihall form one
Dillrict, ard choofe t1po Senators
The county of Norfolk ihal form one
Diftrict, and choofe two Senators
The county of York fhall form one
Diitrict, and ehooic flvo Senators
The county of Cumberland fhall form
one Diitrict, aud chola fav9 Senators
The counties of Lincoln, Hancock and
Warrington, ihall form one Diitrict, and
choofe three Senators
The county of Kennebeck fhall form
enc Ciltrict, and choole one Senator
The counties of Someriet and Oxford
fAall form one Diltrict and chooie one
Senator.
BY the Gsvsrnor approved, FEB. ID, 1874.
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and they think the end of their milton has
been perfectly fulfilled.

Extract Of letter from Bordeaux, Dec. 3 :
"No fales have been effected here fince
my laff letter, except 243 bbls pot and
pearl afhes, at IS francs. At Paris
trivial ones are made for daily comfump
tion, at S. to g francs per ID for coffee
ago francs for Mu(covado fugar-37s
to 900 francs for white Havana-oo
francs for pot afhes-o Goo to Gao frances
for Pernambuoo cotton-4oo to 40
francs for LouiGana
"The Encouragement is great and
general
"Lord Wellington is before the walls
Of Bayonne. Antwerp is menaced and
the enemy in great force, have entered
Switzerland, on the 10th infant without
reiiitance, under the command o, the
Prince of Schwartzenberg. From thcfe
circumstances, you may judge of our de.
plorable Gtuation. A general Peace may
re!ult from It however. This is our only
confolation"
1t appears that hoitili,ies had recon-.
menced between the allied powers and
France, and that the former renewed
their advance movements about the 2oth
of Dec. This could not be in confequencc
of the perfonal efforts Of Lord Cattle
reagh, as he did not leave England til;
the 27th Of that month and when the
London Courier was complaining of the
profpect of an unfavorable peace, the
allies had, of themielves, recommended
the war
A divifion of the allied powers entered
Geneva, on the sd or 9TH Of January.
NTbn
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AN ACT
To prevent frauds in Elections.

BE it ena7ed BY The Senate and Hoais at
RepreiSntatives in General Court aDembled,
and BY the authority 9ftbe Eime, That if any
perfon who is by law authorized to pre-
iide at any meeting, or to receive votes
at any meeting, which may be holden for
the choofng of Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Senator's and Councillors, Rep
refenratives to Congrefs or to the General
Court, or any Town Officers, ihall know
ingly receive the vote of any perion, who
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-03-14
COUNTY Convention.

Convention of Federal Ref1uoAean'' Con'
sisiing Of Delegates from the seserai ,o"'.
in the county OF Cumberland, was ho,aens ).
the Courthouse in Portland, on rii0''
last. ~,
Hon. SAMUEL FREEMAN, Esq was cno-
sen President and Capt. A. w. ArHER'O'
Secretary. .:...le
After he organization Of the meeting w
followinc Res lions passed uNAsiAoos -.
Resotved-As the sense OF this nesu"s
that we recommend to The Electors o. eu'"
berl.nd District the ,,Yc ..
Hon. LOTHROP LEWIS, =
Hon. JACOD ADDOt
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BORDEAUX, IAN. II

The operations Of the levy of 3oo,ooo
men continue with activity, and will
sAor,ly terminate considerable part of
lhr contingent is on its march, and every
,iay sees new departures. The conscripts
reuder themselves with exac,,udc to the
< ais made upon them, and depart ANNA
led with the Iiycliest spirit
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Different accounts from Italy. * which
arc believed to be authentic, report that
RE aultrians, having attempted again to
diAodgc the Prince Vice Roy of Italy
from his petition on the Nd.gs, have been
repulfed with considerable lois. We wait
for the details of this new iuccefs
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Ebirteentb Congrefs.. .Sffono Dstfion.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, MARCH !

IDFSDhNf MhFSd
Several petitions were read this day and
some conversation took place on the subject
OF Inland Navigation the Judiciary OF Mis-
souri, Pensions and the further protec.
ton Of the N. w. Frontier. The order Of
the day was then called for.
LOAN BILL.
Mr.. Pickering was permitted to make
some explanatory remaks, on his speech of
Saturday and Monday. Mr. L7wndes then
took the floor, and closed the speech begun
yesterday. Mr. Fppes and Mr. Pitsin, fol-
loved in shott, but pertinent speeches.
PROPOSED SUSPENSION oFEMBARGo.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH,
Mr.. Wright, of Maryland, Offered the
following resolution declaring, that he felt
it his duty TO state, that he did it without the
knowledge or consent OF the administration {:
!. Resolved, That committee be appointed
to inquire into the expediency ofsuspending
the Embargo Law. during the impending
negotiation for peace.
The yea. and nays on the question Of
consideration being required, they were
yeas 65--nays 6s. So the House refused
10 consider the Resolution.
The bill from the Senate for the better
organizing, paying and supplying the army
of the United States" was twice read and
committed to committee on Military At
fairs.
THE LOAN
The engrossed bill authorizing a loan of
Is millions o! dollars, was read third time.
On the question, Shall this bill pass p
some desullory discussion ensued, and be.
fo,e i, was decided the House adjourned,
THURSDAY, MARCH ).
After the reading and disposal Of sundry
private petitions, the LOAN BILL was
again called up, when MIR. Nelson delivered
his speech in favor Of the same, and Mr..
Grosvenor agains: it; after which Mr..
Ward moved an adjournment, which how
ever, did not prevail. Mr. Fisk then re-
CURED the sPrevious Question: which, after
some conversation, obtained The main
i, question, on the passage of the Bill, was
then decided by Yeas and Nays.
YEAS 81,
NAYS SIS.
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ZURICH. SWITZERLAND, DEC. IL

5 Messgs Reding and Easter, deputies
Sam Switzerland. had interviews with
i, e allied Monarchs at Frankfort, Dec 6,
=. md 8. The ENJOYS say they obtain
~si'lence the most unequiyocal Of the good
sill Of these Sovreisns for Switzerland |;
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For pay anS subsistence Of officers Z
and pey OF seamen, 2,579,S4l
Provisions, l,43o 900 So
Medicines, Sc. 10000
Repairs Of vessels, 100000
Ordnance, sc. 100000
Contingent exrences, 100000
Navy Yard, SC. 100000
Pay, Tc. of marine corps, 2ls,279 so
Clothing Tor same, 7l,7sS 10
Military stores for same, 27,6oS rs
Con,ingen, expences Of do $4,000
The bill having been thus amended, wa.
ordered to be engrossed for third reading
A Resolution was passed for the adiourn-
ment OF Congress. on the | lth April.
Navy BILLS.
Several Bills on the subject Of the Navy,
were taken up this day aud discussed. IL
was finally agreed, thatnhe President be an
thorised to build or purchase twenty vessels
10 carry from to 90 guns.
FLOATING BATTERIES.
The bill, auihorising the building of one
or more floating Batteries to be worked by
steam, was passed 10 third reading, by a
majority Of So.
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FRIDAY, MARcH 4.

The Speaker presented petition Of sun
dry inhabitants of the Distric, OF Columbia,
praying that the &C. laying an EMBARGO
may be repealed or so modified as to permit
them to export their produce to the Eastern
States Ordered 10 lie ON the table.
On motion of Mr.. Eppes, the bill making
appropriations 10 support the military es,ab
lishmen, ofthe United States for the year
1914, passed through committee Of the
whole, MIR. Macon OF N. c. in the chair, the
blanks therein being filled with the follow
ing sums:
I For pay Of army and militia $685.
Forage to officers, 264,576
Subsistence, 4,S77,47o
Camp and field equipage, 100000
Medical * hospital department. IS 900
Boun,!es and premiums, 2,54o,oOo
Clothing, 2,ose,ooo
Quarter masters department. $4,000
Ordnance stores, sc. 100000
FoitiGcations, $4,000
Contingencies, 100000
Indian department, 454,5oo
Thus amended, the bill was ordered 10
be engrossed for a third reading.
On motion OF Mr.. Eppes, the bill to sup
port the navy of the Uai,ed States for the
year 1914, then passed through a committee
of the whole, MIR. Macon in the chair, and
the blanks therein were filled with the fol.
lowing sums:
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THE LON.

The engrossed bill authorizing loan oil
On the question, Shall this bill pass z
some desullory discussion ensued, end be.
foie i, was decided the House adjourned,
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-03
luiy13.
FOR SALE,

IW'E.N7Y IHOUS.9AI1 .gCRES
ABOUNTAIN LANDS, in the county vi Patrick;
I'VE embracing the three forks of the little Dan Rn.
er with many other fine ofw:.,er-sone Of til.
land IS OF prime quality My friend .Jfajor Carer. WHO
lives adjoining, will show it.
len Thousand Acres Licking Lands in Kentucky,
formerly the property of the late Thomas Shore rs.
OF Petersburg-N1y brother Uel Wilson, Of Lo,astiRt
Is authorised tndispose OF this estate.
Fight Hundred and Fifteen Acres, Butchers Greek
Land, iii tlE, county Of Meckenburg, FIVE miles from
the Court House, (Boyd Town -tlis is of prime q,ls-
~ for Tobacco and Wheat, with plantation sufficient
TO work 10 o. II Hrnds TO great advantage My bro
ther Miles Wilson resides and will show this Land
:, Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, or Whereabouts, In
Hanover County in the neighborhood of Mr. Thomas
BoYies's about twelve miles from this city.
The abevclsnds, any part thereof, will be sold fat
Cash, or any kind of pronce upon credit To SUI, pur-
clsersor tl,ey Will be batered for other lands in or
about this City, for Lands upon Janes Fork Rir-
crs, below the City.
Ny Westlan estate upon James River half m hours
re from this City, is also for sale it cositairsneary
$50 Acres, and will be shown by Mr.. Allcn the Mann.
ger there.
have so Acres fCosd Land, adjoining Messrs Han.
cock, Gordon and Currieny wish is TO dispose of half
iris and to person ~ho has the means and will
work the whole, upon Joint Account.
Apply at my Office in this City.
THOMAS WILSON.
Nav e. tf
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PLANTER'S FARE F0R ls.lLE-

vsNtllS Is handsome Farm in the County Of Csooci-
Z land, on LicGugiiulc Greek about ten mi, s!y,
the Coitt-i3ouse. iorty from 'hr City Of Rc!,nond
and about seven from aiiri, place 1- nacc Of demos
~, on James ltivcrIf cu4is a,opt 7zg>-rrs t.tlu-
slye ct iOD little detached from, y, which Ii-,c,s
may he sold together separate IS may hes, SUI,
purcascr-Ihis land is well adapted 10 i'arpinr. ard
at present hasabout 100 acres well iakct win Rcd
Clover IT all lies wei, and tic grser ait possesses
red clay bottom. There is by estimation slrst 80 a.
cros ~ Low Grounds the Greek, which is c1ual To-
J9incs River and
The buildings urot handsome dwelling house
valued 10y Commissioners (ior insurance. against ircj
to tli1vfve hundred Dollars, a COOL Kitchcn, iauit-
dr.. Westinghouse, Dairy. Mca-foiis, Icc-T oIse
Barn, 5tahe, and NcgrNe. 4 ltius Oycrsccr's Hons.
aud 'IhissiiinE %stiiuc. lr-re Is also an fJrcari
containing between lolr and five thousand fran; trees
Of different kinds.
Tile Pam is lsd oC IL shif, and well inc'cs.G--
much might bc sid in favor Of the beautiful situation nf
this Perm, the goodness o. the nef,hiUrhoad &c hut
II IS thought unnecessary, - is prCqmable that M
person will buy, without frt Vi, wing tie premises
There IS also n WhisIcy Distillciv on tic Farm.
which may may not be- purchased With the Land
containing four stills (al new and the materials for
carrying thc btsnessIt stands vitl,n tyo hundred
| yarris oi MIL and on gooi stream.
Jhetetms oJHe sale, will bc one third pail down
and two thirds ct two equal annual instruments with
Interest from Che date, and Deed o Trust to sccur,
| tho PAYMENT.
Possession NAV he had IN the mont, of November
next, and the pri'lcdsc Of sowing Vhcat-AIr John u
! NnCr living the Land will shove II to o,y ont
wishing u buy, md the prcr will b. niyG. l,,o,gn b,
the subscriber, living NJ Dover Coalris IN said county
about seventeen miles aovc Richmond
D.i.NIEL T'RIrIFT'T,
july 10, G
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FOR SALE,

Y1NIiAT valuable and beautiful seat wlercou now
j reside, known by the name of Long Branch con-
Gaining by late survey 10 acrcs-l wing onthe water,
of Difficult Crck, and the road leading from Bent
ieys bridge tn Halifax Court house, and about miles
from the latter p.ace. There is very coed dwelling
house with two rooms below and two above, convenient
onthoscs together viii, several valuable Barns Sta
bles &c-Also, & valuable Dstlicry, within two miles
of two excellent mills There il about one third of TN,
above tract cut and in c,iIi,ationthc woodland as
well asthe part cut is supposed to lie equal il not spe-
flor TO any highland tract in tie county Terms NAV he
known, by applying to the Subscriber.
yOH.VR. COOKE
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A NEW FIRM.

The Subscribers hurting formed connecon ia Jrs
ness anoier the firm Of f. 81 A. WEBSTER,
DEG leave to inform their friends and the public in
I'D general that they viii carry ON the Cabinet max
ing business in all its various branches, in the house
lately occupied BY Webster and PoOre, opposite the
Virginia Inn-They intend 20 keep constantly on hand
ageneal assortment of fs,ionabc and servce,be Ma.
hogany Furniture. Orders promptly attended to rnd
faithfully executed great care taken in packing w
furniture for the COUNTRY.
EDMUND WEBSTER,
ABEL WEBSTER.
Ynly
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NEW COURT HOUSE
RT(rET15TO Nm

EeRoPOShLS will be received by Maj Christopher
n Tonpkms, OF Richmond, for supplying the follow
ing materials for the New Court-House.
list. Geod hard burnt bricks.
End. Good stone lime.
5lt Sond 'terchantsblc lumber consisting of boards
for floors, &c plank and scautlng oil Sizes all
OF heart pine.
1t may be proper IN remark that heavy timber IS
required. Those persons IN the neighborhood of the
lime stone quarics up the river have an oppor-
nifty q! advancing tlct interest by offering favor
able prorosalst supply limo for the building; the guam
tty being considerable
ROBERT MILLS,
Architect.
July IS t,stS
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Sales At .9UCTIO.N.
DUBLIC AUCrIoN.-yviu be sold at Public Auc.
ton on the premises, at IL o'clock ON Friday the
5th AUGUST a ". w
HOUSE ANDLOT.

Capitoi-alsoa Brick Warehouse, occupied by NJ
Inn.
and :" o'clockn the afternoon of the same day. on
u'e premises, lot No. 7l6 on street, corner LIST
street. aud immediately south and aiioin,- Mr. Inns.
eo2bs t"o ha'fscre ots in R4tAcrfuds addition IN T.
ana streets, forming half siu,r the olhe, hali of
winch rvlongs 10 Nathaniel Shepard Esq-Al anotl-
en- o', io by 255 feet, part Of o;S Nos. SIS and 5e7
lying The Hi east o. x ADJOINING Mrs. t,.rhI 81,
lot for beauty of situation and prospect is not surpassed
by any IN the city,, IL aud Is months crcd, Will be
allowed the purchasers, and notes with approved "a,
do'srrs required, payable ndnegeab in The Banks OF
Virginia in this city.
Thomas TArtot.
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MEADOW Hill F0R 1S.3LE.
nc 5h0Sc'76eT rising 10 Terore 10 the Desfe,n
(ouur-.i,


Cornt7,u
RN7iII- sch the FARM whereon lie resides. called
w Meadow bill, in Caroline comfy, immediately
on the stage road leading from Richmond to Frcde
ilcesourg, thirteen miles from the latter place This
arn contains 40 acres and about 20 acres thereof AZ
f''h meadow Land rs any in Virginia; twenty acres is
now grass, producing upwards Of two ton to The acre
T1th market at the do0i: The unrcclaimcd part is
RON to 400 yards wide, and capable of making one
OF tie iiandsomest meadows 7 ever. saw The high
mu IS i'a oil n three shifts, and improving very fast
producing excellent corn and wheat viii, y re,.,v oc
woodland 70 support the farm.
tie improvements consist OF large two story dwcl
Ing lous- situated on high bin, with the mcaelow
li'Htngthe door; also large bam stables aud Other
neeeSaTT houses, orchards, Sc &c
ms property wei worth the attention Of gentle
men VINO wish an elegant summer residence being re-
narsahe for its healthy situation and ~ an agreeable
aud wealthy ncig!'bouriood Those wishing N pur
chase cn see the land Nv applying to the subscriber
when the terms will DE- mall ltuowD
IXf0y}LgS IJTLI.9RU
Caroline. ,JuIy 90 8.
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Iulv 25.
n o II l C F.

THE Shares Of the delinquent Stockholders in the
Brook Turnpike Company for the 9TH, Sth, 9th 10th
and 18th Instarnents will be sold "Wednesday the
10th day OF August next, at the 9ei-lavcrn, in the
City OF Richmond. CARTER B. PAGE,
Treasurer.