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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16

The subscribers have qua
lifted as executors of the last will and
testament of Alexander Henderson. de
ceased, late of Dumfries, Virginia
those who have claims against the estate
will please exhibit them with their Ell.
dences. and those who are Indebted to
it are called on for payment.
Richard n. Henderson,
Thomas Henderson.
Executors.
hP r. H.. III. lives in Leesburg,
Loudoun county, and I. II. at Fauquier
court house. Virginia.
December dim
For New York andaBoston,
S3.Ssz The schooner Martha andSJane.
49, Rl. Huntress, master, will
ready to receive cargo in Jour days.
For freight, apply to
Ld7crns0n & Fo5cle,
WHO HAVE ron SALE.
Said schooner's Cargo of lie tens
Plaster, and 1000 feet two inch plank.
Nov 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16

In 1918 they amounted to
the sum ct g,l90,5SO 81
For the civil,
diplomatic
4 misceIIa-
ne0us ex-
penccs OF
the govern
ment 1,S5S,5O2 30
For the mill
taryservice,
Including
the Indian
depart
ment, &c.) 1s,8oa,4ss os
For the ma
val service 6,446,600 1o
For the pub q
lie debt 11,10S,123 d
In 1914 they amounted to At
tie sum Of ss,54v,9l5 81
For the civil, y
diplomatic
Il miscel-
laneeus ex-
penses of
the govern
ment 1851 1897 Is
For the mi
litary SER
vice, Tin
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-25

S. No soldier Of the Union, nor anr 80
the army Of Santa Fe, shall preserve thu ~
least enmity towards the ether; ths arg
shall be on both sides, a general oblivion
of the past and the generalin chief Of
the army of the Union, offers on lis rart
the surest guarantee of honor to the Ter
sons and property every citizen of Gun
dinamarca, without distinction Of origin
in consequence ofthe nobie sni, yalia,,
conduct with which the wal las been 70 ~
ciprocally carried on.
6. AS well the general in chief Ct H..
army of the Union /; his excellency tss
President of Cundinamarca, obli.e them nv
selves to observe and to have observed
these articles of capitalization; they cfife,'
mutually, the most sincere and cordi.i
friendship, and are convinced that there
will be on both parties the most patern,I
conduct, a peace and solid union. and
the most perfect harmony among ali tLs
citizens, as belonging only to one tamil,
state and nation.
In witness whereof the contrsct;ps n,,-
ties have signed and sealed these present.
at the head quarters of the Liberator IN
.liverer,) 18th December, lS14-stS e
independence. M =
Simon Bolirar,
.Mana:el Bernard .8lvare-.
Jose de Leua.n Yannc;o M IT.,
Peuro de Brisillo .uyndeg. serro ,
~ to the Press Mt, A
"A Copy,
Brisino .usnde~. Secretary
General Balnot was on his vsv f.,.,
Santa Fe, with above 5000 men. ,o. ,iUns
Santa Martha, where he is to BE- 3o;nad
by General Cantillo, at the head Of oeS
more troops and there is no doubt ', tha,
Santa Martha will fall. ''A'
Santa Fe is the capital ofNew. Gren,-
da, situated a considerable distance 70
the southwark of Carthagena. on the ~
yer Magdalena, plentiful country, a.
bounding in corn, cattle, and fruit. The
river Magdalena, discharges itself into
Mexico not far from Carthasena. Santa
Martha against which general Balnot was
on his march, is a seaport eastward from
Carthagena.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-25
Public Sale.

Containing 100 Acres or thereabouts,
the property of the late Joseph Minor,
deceased. This Land, except a small
part, is covered with the most valuable
kind of Timber, and affords a valuable
situation for Tavern, lying in Fairfax
County, Virginia. at the intersection of
the roads leading from Leesburg to Alex
andria and Georgetown, Que mile below
the Falls Church, which makes the d.
stance to Alexandra between Sand 9
miles, and to Georgetown between 4 and
S. A further description is deemed un-
necessary, as those who wish to purchase
may view the premises by calling on my
self, or my brother Smith Minor, living
adjoining the property.
Nav Is. dew.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-25
New Teas, &c.

tn. Subscribers having altered their iirni
Of Joseph sNanleu;ass, continue sr men
business at the corner OF sing . FAIR
fax-streets,
Hnefe they eBsr for Sale, 8
10 quarter chests GunpoToef
IS : Boxes : Is ''''' Imperial
60 quarter chests, Young Hyson
10 quarter chests Tyson,
10 ditto Hyson-skin
Teas Of good qualities,
principally of the late importatlons at
New-York and Boston.
10000 lbs. green ard white Cotfoe.
l6 bags old Java Coffee for fam. use.
Brown Sugars of various qualities.
10000 lbs. refined Sugars.
40 boxes No. / and 2 Chocolate.
90 bags Filberts.
40 tierces Rice.
SIS bales first quail. Charleston Cot
ton.
s pipes, , Genuine old Port
liz do. Wine.
5 IL pipes old London Particular
Madeira.
10 dozen Champagne.
10 hogsheads retailing Molasses.
% boxes Lemons.
so barrels Whiskey.
With general assortment OF the best
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, torcash,
or upon the usual credits to punctual GUS
toners.
Vaudeville & Larmonr.
May IS. u
N. b, They expect a parcel OF choice
CLARET, in cases, in few days.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-25
Plaster Paris.
LAWR.aSON g F0WLE,
HAVE FOR SALE.

The Cargo of schooner Brazilian, Cap.
tain Pote, from Moose Island
Consisting cf
$50 tons Plaster Paris,
80 Grind Stones,
q barrels tanners Oil,
6 casks Cepperas,
Also landing and for Sale,
3 pipes Holland Gin,
Q ditto Tener;se Wine,
ditto Port of a superior quality,
I ditto Catalonia do.
case domestic manufactured Cot
tons, Ginghams, sc.
April IS. If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-25
PUBLIC BATHS.

"HE Subseriberrespectfully informs
the Ladies' & Gentlemen of Alexan-
dria and its vicinity, that his Bath
HOUSE (on the alley adjoining the The
atrr and opposite the City Hotel, is now
open, and viii be kept in complete order
Gil the first Of October, where Warm &
Gold Barns may be had at any time in
the day and until 9 O'Clock at night
His terms are S 10 each for subscribers
for the season, or fifty cents for a single
Bath.
Two separate baths are kept exclusive
" for Ladies, who will please come in
at the alley adjoining MIR. Fairfax's House
On Royal StreetT-And Gentlemen are
Particularly requested to come in at that
adjoining the Theatre.
Thomas Shields.
May 10. estf.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-25
THURSDAY, MAY Is.
New Dry Good Store,
Paro,.e & r pqarS.

4x iGUSCsc ~ ,s
4 RE now opening at the Store lately
occupied as a Domestic Wares
house. one door east of the Mechanics
Bank. King Sta general assortment oil
suring g Sumnys., Fancy a
Staple Goods.
Selected from the latest importatlons, a.
mono which are real Superfine West OF
England black and blue broad Cloths 4
Cassimeres-fne and superhne black,
.h,ne. claret-mixt, and fashionable halr
MKT. Yorkshire do. blue, black, green,
brown and drab Cassimeres-hne and
common. "A and 7-S Irish Linens, Linen
Sheetings, platilas and linen diapers, 4-4
and rs fine ColeraIn British shlrupg
I,ottms. Callicoes and Cambria Prints,
IA and rs fashionable Bengal stripe
s(s;nrhams. IA and GA white CamGrlcs
and Cambria Muslins.-Fancy Muslins,
viz. uearl piquet, victory Cause, pam net,
tanboar,d net, and lehoes, plain book do.
black cambria, furniture chintzes, diml-
ties-a great variety of rich and com
mon shawls. VISA rich levantlne,
with broad palm and palmet borders
lerant IA cashmere and knit silk do
IA. Ga. "A and "a common ard rich
printed and i,nitxtion ds.-blaek and
white lace wells, shawls, vandy kes.
sleeves, Questionable plaias fling',d
!. and common satin and tatiata French
.ribbons--Iinen and cotton pocket hand
kerchies, aladrass pattern and fag Do
white marseilas and quilted yesungs,
fashionable bengal striped and white
] Jeans, for gentlemen's wear, ten thou-
sand sticks Of silk twist, sewing silks,
gilt buttons, haifcomhs, fine white tilan-
Heis. bins. tape, ridicules or intf1spensa-
Ness Grape and common fans, cotton
servings. nuns thread; fine twil'd black
beabazett. thread laces, &c. Nc; all o.
which will be sold for cash, aad Cash
onlg) wholesale and retail, at such prices
AS cannot fail to suit purchasers; who
are respectfully solicited to call.
r. & L. flatter themselves that the
advantages that win result to them from
being able foTepfenish often, by having
a person constantly In Boston, New ork
or Philadelphia, Who will parehase the
pr;nciple part of their Goods at Auction.
will enable them to sell their goods gene
rally at muchlower prices than they have
usually been sold at in this place, in any
times.
Wanted Immediately to at
tend in the above Store likely, active
and aEable Lad, about Is or II years OF
age, OF respectable onneMons, and who
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-25

Wanted Immediately to at
tend in the above Store a likely, active
and aEable Lad, about Is or II years OF
age, OF respectableconnexions, and who
live in town.
y Nav Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-25
BAR-IRt,N.
NoTIcE

NOTICE
TsHOSE Members Of the Mutual AS
\ surance Society of Virginia, who
have generally paid their annual quotas
without being compelled by Law, are
herebyinformed that the. accounts for the
present years requisition are lodged with
Richard Nj. Scott, Esq. at the Farmers
Bank of Alexandria, where paymentwill
be expected and received and proper dis
charges given Delinquents need
not expect any indulgence.
A. r.. Taylor.
.agent and Collector.
Ered'G May 15-19. lawSw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-25
Salt Afoat.

Salt Atl0at.
THE Subscribers have fer sale or
board the Ship BELLE SAVAGE, CAPT.
Rassel, and Schooners TEACHER, RE-
PUBLICAN, SALLY & CAROLINE,
1000 bushels Lisbon and st.
Ubes Salt,
ALSO,
Landing From SAID Vessels,
25 hogsheads Molasses,
= 3 s sssssl' and SUGARS
go barrels N. York Pork,
90 boxes Tin, and
$50 barrels Tar.
ADAMS, HERBERT, & co.
April Is. tt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-25
For Freight
TO the VEST INDIES.
The substantial Sch'r
80 CONCERN,
SzSa4&S%f@f Csn@osn rY.pus

Hurthen 900 barrels, win be ready for
the reception of a cargo in few days.
Apply to the master on board, or
adam 8, Herbert g Co.
Who have landing, this day, from sloop
: Edwara, Collins, master, from New
York
IL hogsheads Museovado Sugar,
6 ditto first quality Molasses.
E April 90. It
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29
From the Charleston Times.
A Character of Love.

,4nd such lis features title older time. G.
LOVE is sickness ful! ofwoes,
All remedies refusing -
: Plant that with most cutting grows
Most barren with best using.
Why 50 p
More re enjoy it--more it dies
II aot enjoy'd it signing cries
Hey ho.
LOVE, is torment Of the mind !;
A tempest everlasting =
And .juve hath made it Of kind
Mt weil--aor ful!--nor fasting
Wilp 50 /?
Tore we enjoy it,~-more it dies
Ifnot enjoy'd, it signing cries
Hey ho.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29
ROOT TaE. sc.

Mr.. PRENrfss-Yeu noticed in your
hsraner. taat. the whole signing and
.,ssstsrigaing 10 the Boat Lice,ce, &c.
snaatea to sixteen times, besides IL
.o.tls. Whether yen intenIled tie same
tsDplytaone quarter only, or one year.
li3 astaadestand. The actaal num-
er If sssOiag, &c. is forty four times in
pasIear. Having been obliged 10 make
sirreey te Kreae, to make my quarter
i v.ara os one par of heQts, the tax on
gAca was 40 cents. and my expenses
rst less than two, dollars, or fourteen
taiars a wear for mysets and sureties.
besides lnaSip- and keeping 4 new book
slety quarter. iwonia suggest the pro-
fresg oiha'iag law cassed atShe next
ses'ioa Of congress, granting the poor
snsaaer a bounty in Eand--fnding that
tenSt ofwy Customers had rather be
tie tslHe d fading their own stock.
ailAep Uncle Sam nay Inc expenses
u Is Gai:GgiGa Ceaq2,ast.-ib.tI.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29
From Loac,oa Papers.
ARRIVED.

.May 25.-Adriana, Donaldson, Phila
delphia Oscar, Iiiii, baltimore; Mary
and usan, WiiSoa, charleston Festa,
Bremner. do; Ocean. Adam, Alexan-
.slia; America, Luckett, do; Rsbecca,
Duncan, do.
.yune 1.-Frances, Hatch, Norfolk
Ar1stides, Otis, Baltimore; Triton, Cor
don. Alexandria Yamacraw, Smith,
savannah: Liberals, Birch, do; Julia
and Mary, Seaman, North Carolina /;
Thomas Scattergood, Dixey, Philadel
mia: John and Thomas, Reed. New
brunswick. The William, Baker, from
New York, has arrived in the lexel.
s. Thomas Gibbons, Rockwell, sa-
vannah: Mohawk. Whittier, do; Mount
Vernon, Hawson. do; Mary. jackson,
do: Lorenzo, Dunbar, do; Nereus, ia
c,,hs. do; Canton, Richards, do; Catha-
riae. Pr.,hst. do Vestal, Logan, New
York Coy. Strong. Scott, do; Marsa-
ret. M.Lelian, Charleston; John Adams,
0owaing. do; Importer. Holbrook, Pc.
iiiberllia, Graham, do; Mar
Gains. Ward, do; Charleston and Ii
ye;qg,5l Packet, Horne, do; Benjamin
,ps,. Anslev, do; Clarissa Ann, tufts,
Aiexa adtia: Hope, Cenkling, do; +
cao, -. do; Wiihelmina, Aicoll, do !;
sl;ga Barker. Smith. kichmond. The
.rgyjs Aaeck, from surrinam, at this
OFT on tie soth ult. in lat. IS, 60,
laar =, fell in with schooner Nilliaa.
!, : Dos+on vita the loss of her rudder,
' ! and all her sails, and full Of
a,er. All TIE prizes by the Abaeilno'
american priyateer, carried INTO iripo,
!. have been released by tue Eey' and
.iriyed at Malta.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29
NEWSPAPERS.


fheclarsiS Of newspaper reading to
tsinte.llgeat Farmer, values the In
secilsa Of honseli ard his family, COR
'itat, the relish of the week AID furnish
guidance for profitable reflection and
t99esaties--Ifhe is a patriot. he can
|MOaiaseo&ble TO The welfare ofhis coan-
IT. The Is rk:iaathrnrist, he feels a
|Sincern for bis fpllew men, however dis
|aat Eke.ls afatSer. he losses no onpor-
|@tI,t9mstrrct his children;'and cannot
''Nsw "tae passing tdings ofthe times"
Saaast essential Paet ct their education.
Nl1 dSStaat from the metropolis
eAsN secaae.l from some society, he
!. kRos allthatis necessary to be known
we pHp and bastle &c CITY lie.
@aslOse attention to the diversified
Ions o. newspapers, We are enabled
a'ep TIE @aanersli living as they rise"
vac ealQmn nav be seen the march Of
s. 4'ts and sste Ct nati5as--and nane,
LIN, 9e haM1lest advertisement of the
l. @asStdeaicr.--Ali mav,find instruc-
=, y sspsemeat, or interest. trsm the
@se, to tie lisniha scsool-bov.
,,,ey S1oscasbef r. aGewsr aaer should
4 ., seFeSeTe TEN in resular Giles
sss : 81 q bis Pa9ter;;+y. After a
: y OF 5ayears, 81 look over these
5Aa'sNe TIE important occurrences
ass 'las.S. viii 1--WE 9 clearer view
ee faaoa u any history.
!, aeG9aat of olr revolutionary
Rs ~ = aatalEedia this pay and M
N, !, . : eaesatien wili IN future
"'Aseasly look 10 newspapers, for
~ g y, at RE reeent war, from
,s.s1 f"a oe thaaked9 we are now
81, so1s3rs ia suppose that news
i !, 1: rs less valuable during peace,
a9,l; aG'es o. war, 1t Is true. .ose
r; ssg' N fPoitals Of blaodY scenes,
tstR '+ss, viii 6bd less to era
e. ;a'ernus appetite: but all who
A.at ~, 7 e'aent, Or de'ight in sea-
Esl,a,,h lad an Increased ya.ae from
a,e. ~; s' ta'd - science, m.ta. asrl>
s,na ! biography, morality, re-
" % Gcetsy, &c.
ae,,,, ~ swine " ce1i's saE tiae'' t.
le,r s 'eF' dayipg the week, must
slGs % lsaoranee 81 poverty
ttaIega' ao&eses. this is as excuse
'eaa,e Or parsimeny; aqd tho.
Oh t, aSe Agriyed ji inf1rma-
tie ca' POINTS whica aEbrd ons
eas..a. $, e'ss'isa Of soeiety. Tie,
bts,,; 0effaW IDEAS from theie
~s ssqs. s'lt or @ore cunning neigf
eseata ~. ne language u the poet
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29
From the GAINESVILLE Express.
an Anticipated View Of Ohio

WHILE walking on Muskingum's strand
pensive view'd the Iinpid deep,
Kind tanry otfer'd me her hand,
And led me up aneishbouring steep.
;. Behold through future years." said she.
8. You scenes emerging TO your sigkt,
Now mark them well--ln them you see
Your recently adopted state"
Guided by her through times expanse,
I view'd the river, hill and plain,
And at one comprehensive glance,
Beheid Ohio's wide domain,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29

Il is hoped, however, that such are
few.-Our political welfare, so essential
~ depends On general diffusion of in
telligence, and we have so many exam
pies in the old world ofan ignorant peo-
pie being the slaves Of superstition and
tyranny. that our young republic should
lose no opportunity to establish itself on
the only permanent foundation.
Long Istaad Star.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29
40 Dollars Reward.
G5sconIsa from tie Subscriber yesterday
(fhe 96th July,)
NEGRO LONDON.

EEE is &c years old, Of black complec-
ID ton, about feet or s inches
F., hioh. heavy made, round fall lace, large
ewes and shews tl,e whites when surpris-
ed or rr.tated, rather down look and
soft spokea-He took with BIN supdry
cIoth;ny, among which are reco!.ected a
dark drab round-a-h;,iit ut fulied Cloth,
and cotton and woo! twiiled pantaloons,
grey mixed cotton and wool ditto, one
cotton striped ditto, one cotton and
thread ditto; two shirts one Of cotton, the
other Of cotton and thread wool hat.
and pair of strong shoes, all home manu-
! IA ctare--a grew mixed ciath coat, white
leans, ditto; three waistcoatss one white,
! one yellow striped, one OF blacklsh
cast, part Of the waIstcoats a'so home
manufacture. rs he went OH without "a
nv nrovocation, presume he will attempt
to rass as free man, and perhaps may
have obtained papers from some OF tie
| free Negroes in my neighborhood. 1t is
probable he nav for some days be TURK
Inc ABOUT Alexandria, Georgetown or
Washington (whe'e he has a number OF
acouaintances ard some relations In the
two former) till he has an opportunity
to get OF. either by land or water. !
will give twenty-five dollars if taken in
the District of Columbia, OF the adjacent
counties of Fairfax, Loudoun, aud Prince
William, state of Virginia, montgomery
and Prince Georges: estate OF Maryland,
or the above reward il taken any where
out of those counties, and all reasonable
charges in either case, if brought home.
or secured in any jail SO that set him.
All owners or Captains Of vessels, and
all others are warned from barborlng OF
carrying said teliaw oil at their peril.
Edward Dulln,
Fai:.taa Ccu''ty, Virginia.
n. 3. Said Negro is we'll acquainted
With every kind OF piantat,on work, aua
an excellent Wagner. &C.
July %. IT,
b. The Editor of the Leeaoarss
" ashingtonian, is requested to plD',s
the above three times and forward hlS
account to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29
.Sorapnah, .Iylv co.

Arrived Spanish schooner Mari, Gore,
from Port Placentia, Gsland of st. Do
ningo. She was bound to Amelia-Is-
land, but having been plundered of her
provisions and cargo, and her crew Of
their clothing, by a Carthagenian priya-
teer, she was forced to put into this port
for supplies. The commander of The
corsair intended to have destroyed her
but on cart. Goro representing that her
loss would be followed BY his ruin, size
was suffered to pursue her voyage.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29
\ valuable Farm and Mill
FOR SALE

'gVHE subscriber will sell by authority,
4 the .WiN and Plan!ation which he
now occupies, belonging to LYDIA Hough,
situated on the edge OF German settle
nent in the County Of Loudon, 9 miles
" W. OF Leesbure and two and an talf
miles from Waterford, on Beayer-Dam
Creek, and in one Of the best wheat
peishborhoods in the county. The tract
contains $50 Acres, sury assed BY none in
the county for its fertility. About ore
.hird of the land is we'll tirlbereH, & TIE
balance in state cfhigb cultivation, tie
whole of which is well vatered, having
me Or more springs in each field. The
mill is strorr frame building, two ard
a half stories high with three floors. with
one pair of manufacturing burrs. feet in
diameter, together with ErGns' machines
nv complete, and one pair Of country
stones, four feet in diameter.-Ihere are
also on the premises and near the mill
a comfortable dwelling house. good
miIler's house, good framed barn and
other necessary out houses.
The above property, owing to its situ.
ltion and numerous advantages, will. no
doubt, be worthy the attention Of any
person DESTROYS OF investing their money
ID real estate of the above description.
SAMUEL HOUGR,
n. B. The above described property
will be sold eitherin body or divided as
nay best suit purchasers .. II.
Loudoun Co. March II,
Anr;l 1S. eOtf
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Boston paper

49,
s4ste.,ia our last that the ma
! w. ..sy.6f Boots. &c. must necessarl-
it a.a..@ goor iournies to the Collector, IN
g' & make his quarterly returns and
ooSl $ ,t;,. ale. -Vs are informed that
4 & nat perfectly carrect--that the re-
" ,a,g. Is lsrly made oar, be sworn
80 a justice of the. Peace and
2 ,y,p,. bg any safe conveyance.
l' y. case Ne has only to pay the Justices
Z ,sbie5 nav be less than the expen-
iF'' + ! ;garney. It's bondsmen, toos
S re told, are under no necessity OF
Vs. ;;ar tAsif covenant ansuaily---once
I' g3,ss,s 5sand, SAYS the Collector.
' D,.s. Re sees 1t 70 release them aud ac-
ha s.s+;ess g fEsir stead ! The law c.
~. - th.s Collector to give M the bend,
.s,asdjtisns being complied with, With
!: : =, ,lg,,r after tie fanesfactarer heS
5,.,s sssiaess, on receiving formal APP
. s;sst,os to that eject, The provisions
sssisisw are SO perplexing. and attend
I "a, g,ta such manifest Inconvenience, ex-
s.,ss aad trouble. compared with the re-
F derived. it's earnestly to be wish
!. ana by neae more ardeptly than the
es,ecaas. (who are often obliged to
r@k lard hours for notairg. TO enlighten
AR casismsss. vholave been so long at
l;a..g to !. nan4se TIER es7a affairs in
f.if asa treg, a:ieinbarrassed By these
cs.fessodai re ssclatlous that the SAGE
nay be farthUiti, repealed.
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