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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10

1909, and ciofe with his depsrtu from Char;efon
for Phi adeIoha. in - 6.
This Narat,vs will be followsa by the princi-
pal part of al grafton entitled . 1Ss Rssssm ID
which he ha. endeavoured 20 ii'uasae the perms'
nent pubic utility, add to ddpiay he iotfiniic
dignity aud attractions Of the tpeces OF ora'ory
which he ha, cu',iYatsd its spproprise iphere, 10
Con, difsinc,ioo to-. other snd e-snaelfhed ap.
pca,ions of his noble arr ; lie pecu iar adaptation
10 the age aad Rate OF foc.e,y IN which we live,
aud 20 he fs,ir, Of popular government the iub.
jects bet ted for the sxesciie and exhibition d
this tpecies # orstory, aud the many uiefal aud
beoe6, en-, paspo(es t. winch il may be made fub-
ierv;ens. So
I. A ferisso Of fhor,er psfigs. feom Other orati6ns
fpecmen. Of Ph io(op.icai Crniciim will occupy
the lait part Of the v.lums. :
&, A ,hn volume committed 10 fhe pref, for the
purpeie int, patty Of easbing the Intelligent para
Of the pubic decide how far he writ<r u qasl.
fled 10 perform the duuss of teschsr Of oratoty>-
TO deliver Lee res on Rhetoric accompanied BY
e.erci e IN Competition, Csit,eiin, add siocution,
to luecefige caifes Of ltpdenss IN the principal
college enabiiihed in he uai.ed States u prop.
er that his pre,e, hon, 20 psxc'iea Knowledge and
.ki.iin the e1erc'le Il o @o,y b,uid be sjsc.,d
isveter feR hza the ~ - hsia!, fusinve and
tluvocal imptsh the minds If q mcei q.
tie u audieeee y declamations from she Roltrum,
Il E" far aud jul hat psrlons, from wnom mo.
mensary. unans :zel AID involuntary feehag OF
the coosAgicn If UNI Aestios mpa,hy may have
extorsed plaud,s u.eoa,esuu1r perhap. ,s.ess~siy
during he delvery Of hs orauao. fhouid have an
oppofsu ,ity to re- ract conGrG hat piautii; TO
revew eaImiy the ,eounents aud lie te which
they exoeeIei !. 20 which hey iemei snA
were tetsDsi pob.ps ssfssty 20 isanp APP oaatien,
aoS o decide h,w far the .mpuise & he moment
was in union with the dicfases Of deiiberare re.
hsIon M 4
The writer feel. that his appeal from the smpu'fe
Of momentary feeling to The dic'a e. Ut mature re-
f-ction from the audter % he reader from the
roarum 20 he Pref. !. not w"sly far and proper.
4 i. the couffe wh CHI prudente hoeaue aud ie~
tergrny the uatei dc ae, Of pesfsnsi and iocisl
duty. preicl ibe,
He we'll knows thu, the plsudit which the can.
didate for oratorizl honour. may draw even { On
al ,nteIsgeut audience .qiivoca' and ephemerat
uneis il ]. ratified BY he judgment Of he iate,iiA@
gent reader, and thar 10 age ike this no fpec,s3
Of literary empr,ci(m n impoture can efca &c de-
lection and ignoui,inu. supoIur whsn an appeal
is nude from, he roltram he preis. He makes
thn aapeal ,heTefots under tiiinct prefer imess,
I hai the Zen eace pvoasu ced upon hi. pre- en6ons
will te he award Of jatice and he cannon anrici.
pate hi. axxrd wiyaou ioici uie and spprshen-
Con W. II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10
MISCELLANY.
rRoM rux PEOPLES MONITOR.
GENERAL w ASHINGION CAL
LED A DEMOCRAT.

To try to find on, which act OF the dem
ocra,, is mos flsgi:ious, is like looking tor
the larges. pea 10 a bushel.-Atter abu-
sing Cen Washington by means OF their
Presses, their hirellng poli,icsl writer's
and their great men whom they delight to
honor, the Demos claim General Wash'ng-
ton ar one of their harfy.-Now We will
give one hundred dollars to any man who
win shsw US any authentic, satisfactory ev
idencr, tha, General Washington eve- ep-
proved of any measure Of the democratic
nar,y in opposition to the federal party I;
or for anv instance where any act OF Cen
eral w ashinglon, or any word that ne W.
,ered, or any SYLLABLE that he ever wrote,
could give an idea, tina, he wasa friend 70
the democratic party in this country.
Appeal TO FACTS.
AT an election in Virginia for Congress.
men, after General Washington re'ired %
Noun, Vernon from the Presidency Co
lionel Powell, Of London county, was tn
federal candidate in opposition TO Mr. West
of Halifax county, the democratic cahdl'
date. who was General Washington's neal
neighbor, and with whom he was pp much
better and more friendly terms IMAM wi,i
Colonel Powell-Genesal Washington
went 90 the election aud voted, wva poee
as all the ireemen OF Virginia do, Tor Colo
mel Powell, the federal candidate, aud bow
ing TO M West with great dignity ane
poli,cness said, l vote for measures net to-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10
Gold and !Eluer Lustre, China,
Crockery, Glass Il other Wares.
CHARLES B .aNCHARD,

3, Ms,ssnfs Rsw AikkF ,ap
XN}ILL feii a. ow prices. wholefa and e.sil.
w the rn,a COME and BET fee0es AIRS.
ment Of ELEGANT and COMMON Mari;
ever offered 10 ror iaoa- I
ccKsIsTIno or
D ming and Tea seu.o. Ia - han 6f'y, and Cups
and Saucer. II more has fevengy d,A.teut pa eras
---blue printed edyd ard &C Pae { every
Gxe---Bsws- Mugs - Ptchers--C Chamber Halous
aod E~es -Diihss--Sa 'ads--NA4 p es- sakers--
Tea Pots--Sugars-- - eams--Csach Cham era
Butter B,as--sa't. pepeer. char pans-iuAre,
b'ue p'o,ed, neA euar,s p, efs d oavA and mill
iay Laurence ana o'hsr r. chers--Cu' q als
D.ihe.--Dccan,srs- Fumriers--W Wine Jehe--
cufsrds--i.amp @ M, Entry Lamps Proof
G aGss-Ksives j. For ks sed PahS-p Pen X i've
Canes lev. Harp block lin Tea Posi- faysi
aad eeganl wire Baiks = Candieil,ck.- Whips
spoons-snuffsr. zua ifays--ieokiug G'aHs.--
and ,roos shoves & Tougs Waiters-poit, box
aad Ksndacks pates, iron boz Coffee Mi;,s->
sello~,-Druihes-- Cattors~roys. &C &c.
Sept s4s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10

k,ud 40 sftsctionse, no netgiIbur more obiig'ng
ed chs,i,abic. She ives he friend OF he pob'
nd in her the distressed siways found com
f,rer She vas jus'ly ende.re t" I'll he:
fiend, md acquaintance but III could no' sa'
ser f. IN this Distressing nd mslignsn' d'sr Sc.
FOR aume previous and during her sickness We
nind was gces,y awakened 20 sense OF ~
ustioo by reason Of sin Bu sre the cio'e 90
it-, she manifested great comfort 10 the hope
tnst her sias we're forgiven, and died with fui
Glance upon the me It's OF her Saviour and IL
spmer,
A New Gloucester, on the first instsnt, OF
ne pes hing m.,sdy. Miss LYDIA Cnsndie"
ged 10, the daughter OF Philip Chsnd'ef, 4 q.
New paper euogy is too of en- oaiy 81 IN
meaning compliment, bu; Of this young lad!
whose loss, her friends are left 10 dePi''e =
nay be truly said she possessed ali those quar-
lrs. which made her m object # pecu.iss re-
xs.d {, her relatives and scQusin ance. Hf'
'orm Wa flushed ,iece Of mortality but The
ieiicscy and vir,uous feelings Of ber mind wef'
wha, made her pc emiusntiy endear'ng 10 .er
friends. That she was sinner. and ne' ded Q
le renewed ,o)repen, .nse, she, het sell bore WI
,ess in he scene OF her last sickness. ~ Inc
most feeling expressions OF sorrow and auni'''};
ou, so natu rally mild was her dspo i'ion. has
ser most intimate friends eau wits uu'h an I'd
ns, they never, from her esrles' yeArs' nave
zen her offended. Inc little oisaPpo"'"e"
life had no effect to sour or disturb her piAcio
mind. She was always the dutitui child. Tue
ffecionate sister, the warm snt A'den' irieha.
In her last sickness, which was most pa'n'u
md Distressing, she never uttered complain
nd hardly grosn, or Sigh. Her great "nxie
~ was no, fur life, but that she might be prepar
ed BY grace for her great change ana a. aeoa
ne O'clock in the morning calmly and sw Guy
,he fell on the sleep OF death, IN full hope OF De-.
ing esised through her redscmer TO . blessed
immor slit,.
Her lu ,erAl was attended on The thi;d, from
he house Of Fesserden. Esq. her brother IN
Law, In the res, Of her family. except one. beng
dangerously sick Of The same disorcer) ny .
great number of friends. scquain,sncs and towns
folks. who testified TO her worth, by an unfs'gn-
cd sorrow far her early departure.
disc, have died in said town, within few
weeks, ofihe SINE distressing disease, MT.
JOSEPH Raynes, an honest man---two children OF
Doctor Liuie--a Child Of Mrs. Munro child
Of Mr. D.mon--a child Of Mr.. Amos H.akesl--
3 child Of Mr.. Moses Psrsons--s child OF Mr..
Richard Blake child of Mr.. I'm Tufts, j.
child Of Mrs. Webber, end okild Of Mr.
William Howard many others are now dam
gerously sick of the same dreadful compliant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10
OGILVIE"S ESSA US, Sc.
IN THE PRESS.

IN THE PRESS,
A ND will fpeedy be puoiifhed. an octave vol
\ ume, of from lnree to four hundred pages. Il.
ceoteur. are divided lote two parts, aud viii be q,
follows -
Inc hra part will contain preface
and tour eGays,
fls --Oa shs cardiasl importance Of The ludy
of A.th s,usuczi science, As ofaGch OF liberal Cd
uca ion and a. conaecsei with the attainment OF
ADJ. ivy and skih IN the eAercie Gf crstoIy
SECOND On the Nat. E~se1s aao L,ass Of
human kno Wedge 10 fsr IL Is fauudcd ia the re-
ia.iou Of caa!e sui effect. aud concerns a:as and
~ .as,
THrsn --Ou he ACUTE Of ~ors, & a.s in The fhape
of % uiar noveN.
fouara-Oa he theory aud ufe Of. Moral Fic.
GOA.
ne lccond part will contain an in,
troauc DRY narrative,
l., WHICH ,he e.rcumisauces that led The writer 10
unae axe The teLga @ the proieeuuon ct which
he hAs ali du uay devoted he lali hx years vi his
nfs will ee DC aiiea
Th,. N.rrauve wilt record too, incidents that
occufsei duriug h,s tucl olive Wits the prnc,
pa cities Of the UG..ed a ~. g. lar know ecge
Of the &c incidents lusy ieem TO him eScu ssed TO
cid lie me oand anu me isens teader - under-
ltaud a,tt,oetly he ure and ohjfe1s VI tn. en-
Ter priie-tne prine.pes ~ which he ha' bsen gov
eeuei 10 ii, eaetu.ica the degree OF iscesis thai
H., hitherto ceownet hm eIsr s,ons-the ute b has
maze If h,, incoeis, 10 tar as The puzzle are coa
| &C ned-,he nage in the ;toieeuaoa OF his dthsn
4 a which he has arrived his ana AID intens,ons
with segAfd 20 l.. turther protecuslon. "a Tar al
Shey cAa De d,innctly torefesn aud are ake y to
l.,s Ia any degree in,s, ching TO fuch reaters
1hi. isarrzi.ve will commerce w.'h .is depar-
sure fem Milton, Aibenasie couaiy, Virginia, IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10

paid in advance when made Commander n
Chief, a tost r1hteh he kooriy filled AID 7vhieh
he deserved no credit EguaAy ine6isiem ana
somewhat more nischieUJus as a hohnoioa
Mr. Washington enjoyed The presidency
Tor eight yrars-All ihis is certainly all am.
pie return for none or bad services The
charge oil ingratitudc rests not with the pub
lie but with Mr.. Washia ,,ton for be lis
motives what they may, seldom under the
mark Of meru ha, any man attempted greater
niischie/s.--" History sv'A tear the Page
Which she has dev9'ed TO his h-arse
The PROSPECT seFoHE Us,
Writ, IN by James bompson Calender,
a foreign Hireling, at the ios,ig CATION Of MI.
Jefferson and the Leading men Of the demo-
cratic parry, abused General !! ashing,on
in the most cruel aud shameful manner
accusing him Of corruption, 'genality,
cowardice, hypocrisy, Bri,ish par,iiIiies,
toryi,m, weakness, devotion to party rather
q az to his county, Of being led by factious
Councils" fof weli,g iris book MIR
Jefferson gave e Header as his part, One
Handled and sirty sir dollars, whilst others
gave as much, and I'll the leading democrats
according to their III .ans
M. GILES
Oae of the most leading and importan,
democrats in The nation said, when General
Washington retired from the Presidency,
that he was glad of it, ne did no. wish 10
believe that this country at all depended up
on one individual, he believed there were
hundreds of m=n in The United States who
could make as good Presidents as Mr..
Washington and the
DEMOCRATIC AURORA
Said, when General Washington retired
from the Presidential Chair, that the day OF
Wsshing,on's retirement from Office oush,
to be Jubilee, for from that time ti.-
name Of Washington would cease TO give
currency 20 political fraud ard to legalisc
corrup,ian."
M. Jefferson in his letter TO " ,zz.i, an
Italian GeEtlem IN, speaking of Washington
said, that he who has been Sampson in
combs, and a solomon il council had suf-
fered his hair 10 be shorn by the whore Of
England.
Now honest reader, say after this, in the
integrity OF your heart, do you beliese-ihat
GsasrI Washington was of the democratic
party! Or do you believe tina, the dsm D
cratic party considered him y democrat and
treated him as such HJeflcrson isa led
erals, or the Devil saint, then was Wash
inSton democrat, bu, not otherwise.
Metciful Heaven Will our people never
suffer their passions TO col and themselves
to deliberate Who is there that can lay
claim to common sense ; # he is nei he,
looking up for Office or contract or fayoar
or led by party passion,tha, Can hesitate TO,
moment to pronounce, as General Wash
ingtoa pronounced, the democrats party
ard their councils and policy, the scourge.
he best, the cru,les, curse Of his count
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10

(The high character which Mr. Osiivie fuaains
for genius and Talents. the mpreili N OF HI. elo
q renee upon the public mild aud the reputation
with which he has reeeo.ly delivered ferie, Of lee
,ures on the jees OF Rhetoric At lou.hern col
icye, to which an ample and graceful ,ribu e was
PAID publicly by ,hofe Who had aa opportua''y Of
hearing them will probably, eniure to he follow
ingaosk. which he app.ars TO iniend puoIifhins, a
liberal aid honorable reception
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10
t. General Muitcrs,

GtNii.kMtN Lfieers who a,e in want az
- MHtfa BELTS are informed that hy,
calling on The inblc iber ever MsfI.s w ar.
tsDss BIZ, khs.e, in Exchange tree, they NAV
be iupr,sd wSh ,hoie which ere elegant ,ra
manufactured after the mon arpsoved M ode,..
SlNlEON PRATT. 4
n h-compan'es OF Arule, may be fupoIiea
At fhoft ro.ee s,s.s. -
~ pledge, nimfelf 10 mapufacture I'M
Eeis Of real ecchreal hfcreeco
Portland Sept 8. ew
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10
NEW GOODS.
William e. Edward Oxnard.

No. MswsYs ROW,
IIAva Jun opened for faie baek. green,
4 X brown fawn n.e and olive Bombase,ts-.
W'dbores-- whue green, red b,scx and yeIlost
Fanae'ls--hs aea, b.srkets. Cslimerss, ard sassi.
ne,'s--whie and back CAmbr;es- limitation
shawls--blsck dArna.k Shsvls---A great varisry Of
cotton and d + Hsndkes chiefs Ribbons. taper
Ca loon and quality blnding,- &C. &C c,y
WbCasaETr BILLS received IN pay meus for
Eng iih Gaoda nfl
Sect 3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10
COMMERCIAL Coffee House.


I HE fubicri er infOrma HE friend. and the pub
HEX sha, The 'l4t
Commercial Coffee House., #,
recently efec, C and 6nilhed in . near and coma
mocious Gye 6 VA ed a the corner Of Mix ana
Kdoy streets. near Liberty Square, 10 now ready
for The iecepf,en Of company
Il hpte.un,4d ,ha, geut emen who are diFpofeA
to pasro 4. ahia eitahithmen,, will MOI be dean.
pointed ia ,hsir rsaicnabs espec,a ne Of sccomo.
ds.lpn' CAVlDGREEN.
Bolior, Aug. so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-10

DIE ID.

a. New-C'ouces e., an tie IS Of August, of
vac uysenlecy, M .. Deborsh. the wife OF Philip
chandler, Esq. She hid en,ared on her forty
'ousth year /; and Of her it may be said, no wife
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-12
From the New York Evening Post.

Treasury constructiOns.-It is one of
the blessings of a good government that
the people are governed By known laws.
enacted by the constituted authorities :
and it is considered as precise detini-
tionfof law, to call it {. II ,ule Of ciuii
conduct, prescribed By the Supreme poe
erof a state" A rule, says Blackstone,
not transient or sudden order. but
something permanent, uniform and ur-
versai; "to be notified before its com
which i. implied in the
tenn prescribed;" not an arbitrary fuc-
tuating opinion OF an individual. hnvey-
err high in office, but :: 1t is requisite to
the very existence of law that it be
made by the supl enc power;'' ihat is,
the legislature. We however. in this
country, who boast Of living under the
best form OF government that ever enter
ed the heads Of mertals, have long been
accustomed to a very different sort OF
law imposed upon US from chat above de-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-12
Land for Sale.
August 10

The subscriber wishes to sell for Cash
or likely young Negroes, several tracts
or parcels OF Land, containing in The
whole lO0C ccres, l.ing on Potomac ri
yer, in Nanjemoy, Charles county, Ma
ryland, abou. SIS miles from Alexandris
aud few miles above the bend of the
river commonly called Maryland Point
These lands are very valuable, being
contiguous to the river and having there.
on an excellent Herring Fishery called
2'horn's Gut, AID where several other
landings might at a little expense be
cleared--there also abounds good wood
aud rail timber-there is likewise on this
land never failing stream where mill
night adyantageously be erected at lit
tie expense. There are on the property
several dwelling and other houses. II
sill either be sold altogether or divided
so as to suit purchasers. 1t is thought
unnecessary to give further description
of the property, as it is presumed any
person wishing to purchase would first
view the premises. Any person wishing
70 purchase the above property will
please to call on Captain William ID.
Harrison, or Captain William Dent, re-
suing near the premises, who will shew
the same, or to the subscriber near the
town of Port Tobacco, Maryland.
1t the above property should not be
cold at private sale, it will be offered at
Public Sale TO the highest bidder in the
town OF Port Tobacco. on Tuesday the
20th Of August next, between the hours
OF l aud 5 o'clock, P. NJ.
JOHN NJ. HANSON.
July 26
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-12
District Of Columbia,
Comfy Of aieruRdria. to wit:
April Term, 1916.
James Cassin, Complainant,
against
John II, Fawn, & Thomas w. Pevtor
I2eflndnnts.
IN CHANCERY.

The defendantJohn H. Fawn no. ha
ing entered his appearance aud given
security according TO the statute and he
rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court unon afidav-
it, that the said defendant John Fl. Fawn,
is not an inhabitant of this District: on
motion of the Complainant BY his coun-
sci. it is ordered, that the SAID defend
ant John Il. Fawn, do appear here on
the first day of November term next, and
enter his appearance to the suit. aud
give security for erfmming the DEGREES
of the Court, and that the other defend
ant Thomas w. Peyton, do not pay a.
way, convey or secrete, the debts by him
owing to, or the estate or effects in bis
hands, belonging to the said absent de-
fendant John II. Fawn, until the further
order or decree of this Court, and that
a copy Of this order be forthwith publish
ed for two months successfully in one
of the public pewspape published in this
county, and that another copy be posted
lat the front door of the Courthouse Of
said county.
A Copy-Teste
6. DENEALE, o 6.
Aug. 1aw2m.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-12
$3.50 aces Of Land
For sale,

$500 acres of which lays in, on ano
between Zachiah, Clark's and Pye's
swamps. There is on this property eleven
good dwelling houses with all other ne
cessary buildings, and may be convenl-
emily divided so as to suit purchasers
There is onthis property upwards oflOoo
acres Of as good meadow land as any in
America, with an abundant supply Of
timber of every description, and several
very good situations for mills, 4 several
good mills adjoining this land, and there
is no part OF the world better supplied
with springs, as there are upwards. o.
100 Of as good water'as any in the union
indeed some OF them are, | think, the
best have ever drank of. There is al,
so on this property an excellent tan yard
with watts etc. sufficient for tanning and
dressing 5000 hides year, and as many
more may be added as any person Car
wish, and any quantity Of bark may be
had at low price as may be wanted
there are also blacksmiths' & carriage
makers shops, and storehouse and ia
vera on this property, a great part o.
which is within from 4 to S miles OF tide
water. and there is an act Of the leglsla,,
ture for cutting canal up the Zachiah
Swamp, which may be done at little
expence, and Will be effected in a few
years, from which the best OF every de-
scription of timber may be carried to
Baltimore or any other raarket--there is
about $50 acres in Nanjemoy, with an
excellent situation for mill, and 200
acres in Pemonkey, all within one mile
of the Potomac river, with great sup
ply OF wood and timber, suth lent pro-
portion OF meadow land & well watered
as to springs, and all other necessary
improvements as to houses, &c.
1t is thought unnecessary to give more
particular description of the above pro-
perty. as it is presumed Ro person will
buy, without first viewing it...and if not
seld by the 25th of August next, it will
be rented to good tenants either By the
year, or for term of years, as may be
agreed on. | will also offer at Public
Sale, to the highest bidder, on the first
Tuesday OF the August court, of Charles
county, in Port Tobacco, a lot q houses !;
as to their situation and improvements,
excelled by none, in that place.
The whole OF the above property will
be divided so as to salt purchasers, and
any credit given that may De asked; but
the payment must be we'll secured. The
purchasers or renters of the above proper
ty, eau be supplied with every thing that
is necessary for farming, or house keep
ing: That is to say, from a gimblet to a
wagon, from pig to stud horse, includ-
ing jacks and jenneys, from a sriddle
scraper to book case. and every kind
of provision that may be wanted either
for man or beas! also 600 sheep, a.
mong which are about 100 weathers, it
application be made Immediately.
The whole of the above property is va
luable beyond description, and has adj
vanta9es that lew others possess in this
country.
SAMUEL CHAPMAN,
Newtown, Charles County, Md.
July Is go
The editor of the Federal Republican,
and Baltimore Telegraph, is requested to|
insert the above once a week till the
25th OF August next.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-12

For Freight,
xkk The fine substantial Sch'l
N@6E Mary, VIM. Howard, mas,
fsses$ ter. Apply to
Szs John G.. Leda y Go.
Who have for sale, the Cargo OF sait
Schooner, consisting Of
$40 casks new Thomaston Lime.
ALSO, AFLoAT,
On board sloop Henry. at Capt. BaineS
wharf
5 sst, casks fresh Rhode-Island Lime.
& apply as abovs.
August 10
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ALSO.
The best assortment of
Farmers attend.

AS that truly valuable article Plaster,
has now fallen to It's old price, aud as
EXPECT you to purchase literally, ] au
grinding for your accommodation large
quantity at the mill near the river, where
l viii sell it either by measure or weight
for less than it will cost YOU to purchase
IN the store.
A. p. Cover.
aucst 10 d3ta1aw8w
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For Antwerp,

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Piano Forte.
Just received, for Sale,

Just received, for Sale,
A London made square Piano Forte
Of superior tone, with six iegs-nddition
al Keys and Pedal--ene complete sett o
extra Strings and a tuning Hammer.
ON HAND.
A London made square Piano Forte
with beautiful Case, four legs-addi.iOn
a Key aud Pedal.
Robert Gray.
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THE public will take notice, that the
law Of the corporation making it the duty
Of the constables to kill and destroy deg:
found going a, large within the limits Of
the corporation, will be without excep.
ton executed BY the police constables.
BY order of the Mayor,
Russell Stersns, Ell. C..
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