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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-03
NOTICE.

At a meeting of the President and
Directors of the Potomac Steam Boat
Company, on Monday the Sd day of
Jan. 1914.
ResolVed, That the President be autho-
liked to issue scripts to those subscrib.
ers who shall have paid up the ull a.
mount of the acquisitions made on
them, and shall produce receipts for the
same; and that he be directed to sell
TIE shares of those who have not paid
the full amount on the Sd day of the
next month, for the benefit ofthe COM
pany, the sums which shall have been
pail ny them being forfeited agreeably
to The articles OF association.
SIDNEY WISHART,
Secretary pro. TEN.
Jan IL. d4w.
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~ g J. D. sLulIs, RoYAL.sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY g., 1874.
PUBLIC NOTICE,

JXTAS, committed to Fairfax Com.
w ty Jail on the 18Th day Of Au.
gust 1873, mulatto man, who was
committed as runaway, calls himself
John SIMPSON, ard says he is free
)oorn; he is about feet riches high,
his cloathlng, one roundabout Jacket,
striped with blue and white, three pair
OF bteeches, one OF ducking, and two
OF blue, two shirts, ore oil check linnen
tie other If India cotton, one swans
down waistcoat, one pair OF old shoes,
and black fur hat, and says he came
from Providence, R. |. Gilbert County.
aad that he was taken by the British
and carried into Norfolk. The owner,
ifany, is requested to prove his pro-
perry, pay charges and take him away,
or he will be disposed Of as the law di-
reefs.
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r. Radcliffe,
Sheriff Of Fa1gtax.
entf.

Just recelucd and .JCr Selc, BY
Adams, Herbert, & Co.
$500 los. choice 5m.thfeid Hrms,
IS bstcs UpIa74l t. Louisiana Cotton,
10 Scsvons BsnGal Indigo
IN STORE,
$50 Bags Green and " hite Coffee,
40 Berrel3 DO. do,
7 Hhds. dc. do.
IL Hhds. Muscovato Sugars,
IS Bbls. soit sheIieo Aim onds,
35 Kegs Harris Tobacco,
~ do. CaveHtlish do,
SO Bones Spanish Sesars,
3 Punchsons antigua Rum,
A few Boxes containing Cannistcrs
Gtnpowder, Imperial & Hyson
Tea.
$500 Bushels Lisbon and St. Ubes Salt,
November 9.
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Oh. Sintns.
The subscriber
December IS.

RESPECTfULi.X informs his
friends an;tthc puolc, that he has ta-
ken the Ferry al sioLEIS POINT, to
the Maryland shore, known by the
name of
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$500 Acres Frederick Land.
goo Acyts of Lana,

&,0oS All W = ~ 1000 ~
$500 Acres of Land,
CWUATED in Frederick county,
- state of Maryland, between Crei'
gerstown and Emmotsburg, within ,
miles of the latter, and about l6 miles
from Ere dericktowp. The land Is we'll
provided with woodland water, and tse !
soil favorable to the cultivation Of
small grain, and Improvement from
clover and plaister.-it will be sold EN-.
tire or in small quantities to suit pur-
chasers If not sold before the goth Of
March next it will then be offered at
public sale at Emmitsburg. Terms
will be made known by application to
the subscribers living in Alexandria.
Daniel F. Drlany.
Vim. Herbert, Jun.
The Editors of the Baltimore Eede-
raj Gazette, German and English pa.
pers Fredericktown. Lancaster Journal
Democratic Press, Philadelphia. are re-
quested TO publish the above one q
week till salef
Deceenber IS. lawt20thM.
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Office of the Union Bank of
JANUARY 257H lsl4.3
January IS.
Wanted Immediately.

/ wish to purchase 2 stout hea thy
Negro Men to work on my farm, (com-
moaly called Walnut FARM for which
q generous price will be given on APP.
plication to Amerhust Eustis, manager,
OF at this Office.
Fayette Washington.
Jan %.
b. No fears need be entertained
OF these slaves being removed from
Fairfsx County, asI want them for my
OWE use on the farm, intending soon to
resi- G lhere.
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Land for Sale.
s~HE subscriber offers Tor sale a
I Farm lying in the County of Fair
fax, containing
337 ACRES,
Near the Court House OF said County,
bout 3 miles from Alexandria and IA
from Georgetown, about one fourth in
Wood 1t abounds with good water
and meadow land. there being at least
sixty acres OF bottom land there is
on said farm (Hear!y fnished) a com.
Portable dwelling house with all neces-
sary out houses, about 200 bearing ap-
pie trees, and it is supposed there Is a
sufficient stream and good scite for
water works Of various kinds. / will
also sell lease for lives for 3l2 Acres
on which ] now reside--this farm is in
good repair. Any person wishing to
purchate will apply to the subscriber;
who will show the premises end make
known tie terms of sale-Possession
of the first mentioned farm will
be given Immediately and the other on
the lst day of Nov. next.
Joseph Powell.
Jan. IL. iawtf.
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Mason's Ferry,

Where he t.lti use every eXcrtion to
give general satisfaction. He wishe:
20 contract at tins aforementioned
place, .with,p&rsens dispesed to cure
Fish, as he VIII be a5is to supply them
Win any quantity oil Shad ana Her.
ring The subscriber al,o wishes to
Rent his GROCERY STORE, at the
towcr end O. t..e Ferry Landing III this
place
William Patterson.
January dSm,
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TIMBER.


For Ship and MAT Building, sc.
May be had from the subscribers farm
near Occoauan; who would also sell
upon said farm or de liverable at Deco.
guam,
Six Thousand Cord of Oak
and Hickory Wood.
ALSO FOR SALE,
100 Acres of Wood Land,
Within mile of the Tow. of Alexan-
dria, and
IS Likely Young Negroes.
Apply to
WIN. T. SWAMI.
Mount Air, Jan. O.. dot
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LOST

ON Sunday afternoon, between St
Pacl's Church and Robert Gray's Book.
store, an EAR RING set with topaz,
The finder will obiige the owner, by
leaving it with the
PRINTER.
February i. ~
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] was also present and concur in oEls
rion with the above.
William Rixey.
Saml. II. Skinker.

EARLY last fall, having it in contents
plation to erect dstillery, induced mo
to visit Mr.. James Wheatiey's disti.iery
to see tie perio, nance of bis tewiy cons
structed still. and have no hesitation in
stating that she will do as much business
as three stills Of equal size Oh the ordi.
nary constructions, aud will rot consums
more wood than one
This determined me 10 adopt his plan,
and several weeks experience, in the
use OF similar still has fully confirmed
my belief, since my still has been in
operation from the time Of letting in tho
beer till ssnnirs did not exceed ten miI
Dutes, and from the commencement Of
running nntil Of did not exceed thirty
nine minutes.
Given under nv hand at Cool Spring
this seth day of Dec 1913.
James Strlngtellow.
Jan. IL. ~
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Wheatley's Patent Still.
TIEE .:NOTfrE

- ~ ~ - . ~ 81
IL whom il may concern, that Z
IA have obtained from the proper au:
,hority, a patent for my improvement on
the form of a SIN ana Ceadtnsisg T'n5t
thereto attached, the making, bending,
or using Of wbic; isprehibitcd from all,
except suchas srst obtain,a permit from
the patentee. Twill dispose ofrights fcF!
states, districts, counties or sinsle--if
single on the following terms for the
presept-for still Of lao gallons or un-
der so dollars-if absvc 100 and undst
$50 gallons IS dsllars.--The sstonish-
ing rapidly, with which his plan has
been pstronised, is the best proof of ito
utility, tits well asce,teined that still
on this plan, will do as much busincssS
as three Stills Of equal size ON the ordi.
nary construction, aDd that it will not
require more wood than one would do
complete models of this Still and i'd
appendages, may be seen at the shops
of Mr.. SDider and Kell of Alexandriaa
James Wheatiey,
Fauquier, Jan. 8, 1915.
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EN- q J. D. sLaus, RoYALsTREET. ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1914.
To Hire and Sell.

nN Wednesday the Cd February
" next, If fair, if not the next fair
day, will be hired at the subscribers
farm lying on the Little River Turn
pike Road, between toll gates num-
bers 2 and s-sevcraI Negroes con.
sisting of Men, Women, Boys and Girls.
At the same time and place will be
sold On ere il for bond with APP
proved security, stocks of Horses,
Cattle and Meeh-- Also, Corn, Hay e
Fodder, Farming Utensils e Household
e Kitchen Furniture.
Giles Fitzhugh.
Jan l8 It
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-29

!, 600 W.T.. Seine IWine,
Suherior quality
100 bb!s. App!es, in prime order
so boxes D'pt Candles
70 do. Mould do.
} 600 VT. Coffee, IN bags and barrels
100 reams Writing Paper
so do. Wrapping do.
hnds Muscovatio Sugars
5000 los. Loaf and bump do.
80 boxes Bloom Rais;nS
20 barrels Whiskey
casks Goshen Cheese
bags Pepper
4 600 bushels St. U5es Salt
100 barrels Hearings
70 Go. Shad,
For Sole by tie Subscriber.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BEST FAMILY
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
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Land for Sale.
The subscriber offers for

! he SUBSCRIBER offers Tor
sale FARM, containing aboutso acres,
about Eve miles from Alexandria, on
the Colchester road, adjoining the farms
of MIR. Haywood Foote and Mr.. Dennis
Johnson, the greater part of which is
meadow land and the remainder well a.
dap,ed to clover and the production of
vegetables, Astounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may be watered.
Also, two hundred and sixty acres of
Land, all in wood and timber, except a.
bout fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Rayensworth road, about
six miles from Alexandris, and adjoining
til; lands of William Hepburn, Daniel
Duiany and the late Robert Moss, ;.ad
about a mile from the first mentioned
larln.
Oh. Simms.
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CERTIFICATES.

Thereby eer,Jy, That on the asth day
of September last, l made aud delivered
to James Whea,ley, an oblong Still, tho
body of which held one hundred and %.
venteen gallons.
Given under my hand this 9th Of Ms
vember 1919.
Nichola, spery.
Cohhersmut,
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

yHTAS committed to Fairfax Coun.
w ty Jail on the 18th day of Au.
gust 1913, mulatto man, who was
committed as runaway, calls himself
John SIMPSON, and says he is free
corn; he is about S feet iAches high,
his closthing, one roundabout jacket,
striped with blue and white, three pair
Of brooches, one OF ducking, and two
of blue, two shirts, one OF check LINEN
the other Of India cotton, one swans
down waistcoat, one pair OF old shoes,
and black fur hat, and says he, came
from Providence, R. l. Gilbert County.
aad that he was taken by the British
and carried into Norfolk. The owner,
if any, is requested to prove his pro-
perry, pay charges and take him away,
or he viii be disposed of as the law de
reefs.
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NOTICE.

NJ / HE.
At meeting of the President and
Directors of the Potomac Steam Boat
Company, ON Monday the Sd day Of
Jan. 1914.
Rescued, Thatthe President be autho.
liked toissue script. to those subscrib-
CTS who shall HAYS paid up the iull a.
mount of the acquisitions made on
them, and shall produce receipts for the
same and that he be directed to sell
the shares of those who have not paid
the full smount on the Sd day of the
next monta, for the benefit of the COM
pany, the sums which shall have been
paid by them being forfeited asrceably
to the articles OF association.
SIDNEY WISHART,
Secretary pro. tenn.
Jan IL.
...s- 1lv
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This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscriber Of Prince
Georges County hath obtain ed from
the Orphans Court thereof letters ties.
tamentsry of the estate of Gavin Ha.
milton, with the will an nexed, and
that ali persons interest ed tbersips are
desired to produce their claims on Or
before the 2oth day Of July next--they
may otherwise be; by law excluded
from all benefit Of said estate a.
VIM. X. Clagstt,
Er'er. Of Gavn HemAtsa;
January ~. lave
N. B. The sale Of shis goods will
take phce on the sth February
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GLIDING

IN FURNISHED GOLD
Done in the best manner by the sub
scriber in Roy Street, where Looking
glasses and Picture frames, Cornices-
&c are made and g;Ided in the most
fashionable .tyle. A few excellent
likenesses Of Washington, Hull, Law
rance, sc for sale.
Orders from the country carefully
attended to.
E. GILMAN.
Jan. Is. DIT
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November 80.

Wanted Immediately.
] wish to purchase ? stout healthy
Negro Men to work on my farm, (com-
monty called Walnut Farm} for which
generous price will be given on APP
plication to Amerhust Eustis, manager,
or at this Office.
/ Fayette Washington.
Jan %.
~ No fears need be entertained
of these slaves being removed from
Fairfax County, as | want them for my
own use on the farm, intending soon to
reside there. y
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o.5 R. Radcliffe,
Sheriff of fasyfax..
lev. 6. eptt.
Just received md for Sele, by
Adams, Herbert, & Co.

Just receiped md for Sele, by
Adams, Herbert, & Co.
$500 lbs. choice SInithield Hams,
IS bales Upland * Louisiana Cotton,
10 Sesvons Bengal Indigo.
IN STORE,
$50 Bags Green and White Coffee,
80 Barrel. do. do.
7 Hhds. DO. do.
Il Hhds. Muscnvado Sugars,
90 BbIs. soft shelie6 Aim onds;
Ss Kegs Harris Tobacco,
10 do. Cavepdish do.
so Boxes Spanish Scgars,
sPuncheons Antigua Rum;
A few Boxes containing Cannisters
GunEoNder, Imperial * Hyson
Tea,
$500 Bushels Lisbon and St. Ubes Salt.
November 9,
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CAUII ION.

a IL persons are hereby notified,
IA tlat the Subscriber is possessed
by assignment of three Judgments OBJ
tanned against the late JOHN SUTTON,
upon his three several Promisscry
Notes, which were given BY him in
payment Tor parcel of Ground laying
uyon RoyoL Queen and Pitt Streets,
in the Town Of Alexandria, and will
govern themselves accordingly, in case
the SAID property be offered for sale.
Joseph Vaudeville.
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Mason's Ferry..

Where he will use every exertiop to
give general satisfaction. He wishes
20 contract at the aforementioned
place, with persons disposed 10 cure
FISH, as he VII be able to supply them
With any quantity OF Shad and Her
ring. The Subscriber also wishes TO
Rent MS GROCERY STORE, at the
lower end Of the Ferry Landing III this
place. ~
William Patterson.
January 6 d3m.
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Oh. Simns.

RESPECTFULI.I Informs his
friends and the public, that he has Ia
Ken the Ferry at HOLM POINT, to
tae Maryland shore, known by the
name cf
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PVBLISHED .EVEhI
rrsn,Y, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
~ Frys DOLLARS rsAR.
SALES AT VENDUE.
II su,yy Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
the Vendue Store, corner ofprince
and Water streets,
&Ear:ssy Of Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, sc.
.rticul2rs of W hica will be expressed
in the bills of the day.
All kind of goods which are on Ii
bita,icn .nd the prices of which are
|saD!ished, can at any time be viewed
\ purchased 1t tbs lowest limitation
b. prices.
P. G.. Marsteller.
Joseph Vaudeville,
Psrncr Of King and Fah3ar Streets.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
$50 quarter chests and boxes TEA :
of best quality,
" hlids. Musco9ado & Orleans SUI
CARS
e7 barrels Do.
s,o00ios refined Sugars,
O,O0O IL. Coffee
j 900 u Pepper
41boxes fresh Philadelphia Choco.
late No. and
Is pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 puncheans w, India Rum
S hhds and 90 bbls Northern do.
40 casks Smyrna Wine s
ST hhds MOlasses
$50 boxes Raisius
600 lbs Fresh CurraDts
200 rcams Wrapping Paper.
and general Gssortmen. as asua!,
# the best WINES, LIQUORS and
.ROCERIES.
December ls.
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ON Monday the 2etb November, I
called on MIR. James w beatley to sss
tic pc Torrance Of his newly constructs
ed Sill, the body Of which was reprSs
serted TO hold III saiiona.-,I saw th3
beer let into the Still, and from the Tins
of letting inthe beer, until it comnenst3
running, did not exceed l3 minutes, and
frow the commencement et running bEs
sti run of, did not exceed forty two sris
nutcs--and from the experiment madS
in running said Still iD nv pressnte,
have 10 doubt in stating that, do be.
lieye it will run OF as much singsings al
three stills OF equal size CT the ordinary
constru ction, and that il will not require
moro wood than one.
William Major.
was present and concur in opinion
with the above.
Willes Young.
] was also present and concur in oEls
rion with the above.
William Rixey.
Some time in November last, Event
to Mr.. Jas. Wheatley's to see the per.
Torrance of bis newly constructed still,
aud was piesen, when it was filled up
and do certify that the Whole operations
of heating and running off did not sxs
coed sixty minutes.
s Given under my hand this ssd day Of
Dec. 1873.
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Fresh Teas, Raisins, Cur
rants, &c.


rants, &c.
IS half chests %na haSes Gunpow-
der, Hyson, Foong IIys9n and
Souchopg TEAS,
20 boxes Muscatel Eaisins.
400 VT. fresh CUrrants.
20 bbis. Rye Whlskey part of which
is Old,
leo bays Snot, assorted from &BBB
% No. 70, Buck and Swami Shot, sin,
g's and double F 1railJywinc Gunpow-
I,r GroQnd Alum Salt in Sacks, re-
ned snt comr,on Salt Petra, table
E.f-n BASKETS. 2ice, Loaf, Lump and
E,asloFajo Sugars, Nutmegs, Mace,
loves, .7,!lap;ce, Sround Ginger, Pep
lsy t!ottat and Carolisa In&igo, Fig
lB'o9' Spinning Cotton, Madsew Starch,
Ffao' ITO, Copparas, Mould and .Dipt
(,eAaies, 6rown * White Soap, Cheese.
eEeet OIL. best CaEendish Tobacco.
pa'saaa Cigars, Madeira Wing, Cog.
a. bran y, JaIaaica and Antigua Spi-
va Old Rye Whiskey, with arumher
q c'HSr articles in the Grocery l;ne,
fO' Sale by,
C.. Griffith.
10 has also received one Butt Of
S coo old Maderia Vine imported IN
" ~ ana warranted genuine.
November IS.
/. JUST RECEIVED,
a atu ond handsome assortment of
! FANCY GOODS, Viz -
grass And-Irons, Sheyel. and longs,
trays, Gilt and Mahogany framed
asses asses Whips, Canes, Sc 4
"Hs great uariety Of other .Articless
In ON HAND,
iortoiseshelI and other
\. Corabs,
= the latest fashion.
| J, Thomas Mount.
PRINTING
f ExEcuTED AT TINS orrIcR.
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VOL. XII
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE,
bMuERCIAL s. POLITICAL.

PUBLISHED ,EYERT
uEspaY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
az FyYE DOLLARS TRAR.
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Che Subscriber

December IS.
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was present and concur in opinion
with the above.
Wiiles Young.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11
WASHINGTON, APRIL l.


The following message was yesterday
transmitted by the Presiden, OF the u S. to
both Houses ofCongress:
10 the Senate and House Of REPRESENTATIVES
Of the United States:
Taking into view the mutual interes ST
which the United States and the foreign ma
tions In ami.y with them, have in a liberal
commercial intercourse, and the extensive
changes favorable thereto, which have re
Gently tahen place; taking into view also
the important advantages which may OH
erwise result, from adapting the state Of oul
commercial laws to the circumstances now
existing:
l recommend to The consideration oil
Cong ess the expectancy OF su,hosising, If
ter certain day, expectations, specie ex
cepted, from the u. States, and in vessels
owned & navisated by the subjects a: peas,
with them; and repeal Of so much of oui
laws as prohibit the Importation OF articles
moi the property Of enemies, but produced
Or manufactured only within their dominons
l recommend also, as a more effsctua
safeguard and encouragement to our grow
ing manufactures, that the additional duties
on imports which are 10 expire at :ne emo
OF one year alter peace with G. Britain, be
prolonged TO the end of two years af,tr tn,
event; and that, in favour Of our monle,
institutions, the expectation Of specie b.
prohibited throughout the same period.
JAMES MADISON
March 3lst, 1914.
The Message having been read, was in
both Houses. referred to the committee Oh
Foreign Relations.
On the Cd inst Mr.. Cundy moved in
Congress for the appointment ola commi,-
tee on National Bank. The Committee
on the Presidents Message for abandoning
the restrictive system, were Is report on
Monday, the 4th. There is some differ
ence of opinion among the majority on
some points.
The Yazoo Bill has been signed by the
President;
i " lnimical as we believe her government,
is to the institution and prosperity of this
country, we do nor zuish to see the downfaa
Of Britoin. We consider her as one. sfshe
chief hillars in the social Edifce of Eurofic -
MAJ Int Aytra4
Reheai eftAe Embargo yc-" tits within
our knowledge that this measure has me de
cided etyfrooaaion Of Mr. JEFFERSON"
a. Y Demo ia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-11
Yotes for Governour.

OtCS /OF nCCCfNUns
1.-THE leaders of democracy, in ordn'ry
times, had have obtained the election o.
their Candidate, they would not have exu's
I'd more, than they now do, because MI
Dexter has ob,oined few more votes sna'
Mr. Varnnm did last year With wondef
ful assurance they say that the result oii@
election affords proof positive that the mss
sures OF the general government is growing
popular in Massachusetts Tho this may
pass Cor sound logic with their deluded 'o'
lovers, to us i, proves que The contrary
The increase of votes for MIR Dexter, "
far from being considered as proof thai 'n'
War, Embargo, lakes, sc are gaining
supporters in Massachusetts, 10 complete
evidence, in our view, that many amonS
the democratic party, are decidedly hos''''
20 these measures; and from the cireom'
ance of Mr.. Dex,er's having declared hi'
dlsapprobaion OF The m, they gave him 'ne"
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