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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-18
CASE OF CURE,

Selected from a numerous ftS.
{ John Hoover, rope-maker, South se-
Sond street, between Mary and Christian
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh
oath as follows namely-that his wife,
Mary Hoover. was so severely afflicted
with violent Rheumatism, verydangerous-
" situated, the consequence Of severe
cold after lying in, as to be confined to
her bed for several weeks, and was at
length reduced to the melancholy appre-
hension of remaining cripple for life,
Notwithstanding the most respectable me-
dicgl advice was followed, and every pro-
babe remedy attempted: when seeing
several cases of cures performed by Ha-
milton's Essence and extract OF Mustard.
they were procured from Mr.. Birch, No.
IL, South Second street. The first appli-
cation enabled her to walk across the
room, and the use Of one bottle restored
her to her usual state of health and
streassth. 49, ,o,1-,n
Sworn ann subscribed before EbenezerI
Ferouson anu asn p of the justices of the
Susoll, ESQ. OH ,y,+
peace for Philadelphia County
Hanailt.JJn's Grand Res W.
= recommended as an invalua>SS ,rna
aicine for the speedy relief and Pc III
nent cure Of the various complaints Whit !
insult from dissipated pleasures, juveMlei
authorizations. residence In climates untari
rorable to the constitution, the immode- :
rate use of tea, frequent intoncation, or
anv destructive intemperance. the UNI
skiltul or excessive use If mercury the
diseases peculiar to females at a certain
period of life, bad lyings IN. etc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-18
The Restorativs Poocder for the
teeth aud Sums.

This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foulness, which
iutIered to accumulate, never fails to IN
ure anu finally ruin the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-18

Dcmask Lip Satve.
Hans true g genuine German Corn
Plais:Cr.
Aninlallible remedy for corns, speedils
removing them root aud branch, without
giving pain.
Hahn's genuine Eye Water.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases o.
the eyes, whether the effect Of natural
weakness OF Of accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07
Fail Fashions of Millinery.

Mrs. MOONEY respectfully informs
the Ladies, that her Fall Fashions are
Just opened, for sale.
She has also received so dozen ladies'
Straw Bonnets. which are offered for
sale at a reduced price, by the dozen
or single one
November Is dSW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07
SATURDAY, DECEMBER z. 1916
BRYAN Hampson & Go.

u VI ~. 49, ~ ~ Il
Offer for Sale,
60 hhds first quality Barbados sugar
Is do and 40 barrels Cd quality do.
so chests imperial, young hyson and
souchong teas
Prime green coffee
10 hhds and 30 barrels molasses 4
10 puncheons 4th proof fine Jamaica
10 do Sd proof Antigua do.
6 do New-England do.
half pipes and 10 quarter casks old
Madeira zine
pipes Lisbon do
Is quarter casks sweet Malaga do
so boxes soap
rs do mould candies
so do pipes containing gross each
500 los Bengal e Spanish fote Indigs
Pimento, pepper, race ginger,
Green copperas, allan, madden
Fig blue, wrapping paper
10000 bushels Liverpool fine, and
ground alum salt
500 sacks do
And a crlstrnt supply of the best
Hour for family use.
October Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07
Exchange Office.

W. s. NICHOLS has removed his
w Exchange and Brokers Office
to the house lately occupied by Messrs.
james Melvin and Sen, aud nearly op-
posite 10 the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank of GEORGETOWN; where he is ready
to transact all kinds OF business in the
Commission LiRe,--and will purchase
stocks, bills and draughts of all descrip-
liens, b,nk notes and specie.
Persons having distant funds, may al
ways find a market by calling on hum.
Thehishest premiums will always be
given for Boston. n. York, Philadelphia,
baltimore, Charleston, S. G. North Caro-
linaand Virginia bank notes and drafts.
Georgetown, Nov. s. 4w ;.
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@ales at ucao4 I
On Wednesaans ard Saturdays,

On r6dnSsidYS ana saturdays,
WILL BE OFFERED,
At The Auction 0aicc on Union street.
Between kirg and Prince
4 n extensive and genera assortment
{ "a Of searonabie Goods, Of British
French, German. India, and Domestic
Manufacture. mich will be wei! select
cd, aud we'll worthy TIE attention O.,
town and country merchants and others !:
as ;he undersigned viii be abunaantly
sampled from The maputactors and t,eir
friends in Boston. New York and PhiS-
.delplia-~heh will give &c gentlemep 81,
Opportunity of laying in their goods on as
soo,i terms as they can be IN those cites
taking into view tie difference u tx
change, etc. etc.
TIE particular description OF goods
will be advertised in the papers OF the
DAY.
Consisnments strictly attended to and
iiberal ad ances made if desirable.
John Jackson & 20.
Auctioneers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07
exchange Office, Geagetolo'

W WILL give the highest premium iar
4 p,,Tts az SishA and Bank Notes, on
-. - following places. VIZ,
'n1 a ,s New York, Philadelphia, bat
.;more. Virginia, North Carolina; South
slaVo and Georgia. viii also give
s "a S;OSest premiam fer Drafts on New
Nc "' Treasury Notes andNspecle.
V All kinds Of Western Bank Notes
00I 81 kinds Of Stocks and Bills OF SIX.
a no bought ard sold.
Notes. Drafts, and Interest celiccteu
and remittett for asmall commissien'
A go Persons travelling to any part o. Q.
,,e United states may be supplied VITA
suitable Fa'ldS. r. 80
no Please to enquire atmy EScha9sss
and Brokers' Office, BFidge-street, Geo.
iV Rora9las Risgs.
ts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07
December S
FOR NEW YORK,

FOR NEW YORK,
sx;A The beautiful! schooner Coqnftte,
.MEx. Captain Anderson: will sail pc.
siitlvely on Sunday the 9Th instant, ard
take freight low. For which, or passage,
apply on board at TWINS wharf, or to
Barnewall and Popham.
Dec S So
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07
Fall Goods.
Tie Franklin, from Liverpool, has bfo't
me fnrther. snpp!y'ot
Haraware,

Comprising @E2at varsity OF tAiii3
GO0DS--A!so, early Spring Goods
among which ave, Virginia tioes, SON
don Shayals ard spades, improved Cast
steel Sickles, SOC dcz Maiagon's prince
and double pliaie Germ, grass and b.aln
Die ScythSs, Straw kaIYeS, S tons hes;
polished Wagon Boxes, 100 smiths an
Wis, (Alcuseila,e's}, q quality ct Vices
etc. etc al 1T ahich are offered sot
sale on undenia5ie Sersps.
Risaars Shade.
October Is
=. The printer Of the Winchester
Gazette is requested 10 insert the above
times.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07
REMOVAL.
C. Bronaugh G Company

Have removed their Store one door be-
low the corner of King and Patrick
streets. nealy opposite Messrs. Tyler
and Harrison.
In addition to their former
Stock they are now opening general as
sortmenl of Dry Goods, lately purchased
in Philadelphia, which they offer for sale
on very eligible terms, for cash or to
pnnctual customers. They wish purcha-
sers to cali and examine the goods,
November so If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07
Mackarcl, Beef, hpples, &c.

JOHN g. LADD & CO.
Have Just received by schooner Lydia
from Newboryport. and ofer for sale en
low terms
50 barrels no,.l beef
do aid sialf bills no n.ackarel
II do and do DO do
do 40 s mackarel
( 81 do winter russell apples
10 do si!lifower do
do fall do
204 bushels wipter pears
$50 do potatoes
9 boxes boots and shoes
10 do dipped candles
barrels brown sugar
l case containing mems hcsc and nit
tens
White, colore9 woollen yarn.
December
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07
June L
Burr Mil Stonc Manufacture
JoIu s Bro7sm and TO.

Respectfully inform The Eublic tha5
ihev continue the MANUFACTURES
IF RJInR Mill. STONES, on the cels-
ser of Patrick ard Cameron streets II
the town of Alexandria, where they are
eady TO receive any orders win Wine
stbey.may be favored, and will execute
them with all despatch and IN the beS'
ner.
Thsq haze recp;red an assoTtme'a Of
Boltiog Cloths
OF good quality, md iatepd keepiaS :
constant supply. =
september - q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07
SAI,Es AT yENDUE.
q, ,,,s,u Tuesday and FRIDAY
I'm sp'' wIyJ, BE SOLD,

-" Will BE SOLD,
], ysndue Store. corner of Prince
Al inc and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
IT,, Goods, Groceries, sc.
liars Of which VIII be,expressed In
the bills Of the day:
~. Allkind Of goods which are on
r.l;tat;on and the prices of which are
established, can at any tlme oe sleM t;ss,,
and spsII purchased at the iewest limitation
anu pii' p. G. MkRSTELLER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07

he Subscribers
1T the corner of King and Royal streets,
have just received
and OFFER FOR SAFE,
4 hhds best quality brown sugar
SO barrels Pennsylvania whiskey
puncheons old rum
6 ditto New Englsnd ditto
2 pipes choice French brandy
2 ditto Holland gin
2 or casks L. P. Madeiral
2 pipes Ieneriffe W.,
6 Or casks Sherry !" ihoS'
8 do Ito Port
4 puncheon cherry bounce
Is kegs nutmegs
S 5:ss; s 5z;,. TEAS.
90 kegs snuff
90 boxes mould candles
Is ditto ditto ditto
T m pepper, alum, copperas
Salt.Petre birthstone
Wrapping paper
a lew boxes Spanish segars
Together nth
A general assortment Of other articles in
their line.
VIM. & T. Mafbury.
November 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07
Nofice-

Whereas did by an assignment dated
26th November, 1916, transfer X assign
to Bryan Hampson and Co and Thomas
Jaaney g Go. for certain purposes there
in mentioned, all my books, rights, cre-
dts, etc.
Notice is hereby giver. to all pc ons
indebted to me by bond note or book ac-
court, that the same is required to be
paid to John ID. Brown or Robert Harri-
son. who alone are authorized by the
joint assignees toreceiye the same.
William Hatton.
npremhpr <
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07
i5oiuag Cloths.

The scbscrihe, has just received by he
General Liesaa, Captain Weston. tran'
Amsterdam. 4 large and elegant assort-
ment OF BO'tns Cioshs, ola Superior qua
NY, whsch vii be offered for sale at the
store OF ,ir. James Anderson.
.isaos .lleGander.
October 6 Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07
November y
A Tailor waited.

a yacancy Is offered by which: a greas
advantage mar be derived, if immediate
1ly flied by a good Tailor. at Newport,
Charles County. For further particulars
enquire of the. Editor OF this paper.
November 29' 1T
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07
puBLIslIED DaLr 81 s. sroVDEs
Swede's Iron

SWede'S Iron
John G. Laid & Co.
Haze for Sale, on board schooner Fanieg
20 tons assorted flat Swedes Iron,
For freight 10 Boston or aug East
ei'n port.
I'm The good Brig ,rriol, James Roll
49, Inns, maste burthen about
1000 bbls. now ready to receive cargo
on very moderate terms.
.3pp!y as nbors.
November IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07
QUIGLY's

Burr .Hiu Stone .Manyfaefory.
EENliE subscribers has received large
Il supply Of BURR BLOCKS, direct
from France and has commenced max
ing Barr Jill Stones, at his shop, upper
end of King street, near the stere Of Mr..
James Anderson, where he can, on a
short notice, furnish stones of any size,
warranted equal to any in the United
States, and on the most reasonable terms.
Michael Qusgly.
april 6 If
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NOTICE.

Ordered, tha} an election he held or
Monday the eighth Of ;2eoe,nber next, al
Sheather's tasern, in tie taie' ward, Tor
a member to serve in the place ef @r.
John Mckinney, removed ir2n iowa
The electton TO be held under the llrec-
tion of SleSsfs. John Roberts, Christie
pier Neale ard Abraham Faw.
Extract from The minutes,
Eesfc, l. P. Thompson, c. c.
Noyer;he:. eS te
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FOR AtlgHC,
Have imported in the ships Boston and
~ Gen. Smith,

toi sftiohI,
sk The Br:tiSa brig Dasher.
~ s:ySsSSs Tracman Collins, master -
10y will stow about 1920 barrels,
aSss.ssss-s - an excellent yes4el and will
We ready for the reception OF cargo II q
few days. Apply 10
John jackson & Co.
WHO haze .or safe al their ctiice on
Union, between Nins. and i'rlnce streets,
ne cargo Of SAID brig
rs tons Plaster, ct Superior quality:
Naya Scotia Salmon, and MaelSarel IN
)bIs. picked, smpaked Hearings IN box
IS, (newl Potatoes, Tongues 4 Sounds,
British Government BIS.
November 5
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01

as the leading men were wicked enough to
pretend TO desire, and base enough TO threa-
ten US with at a time when we were pressed
on every point by barbarian enemy, deter
mined, "to destroy all places asssilable -
and Massachusetts, in three years, instead
of holding nearly third or aJonrh OF the
tonnage Of the United States, would have
only about fWelfh bottomed as II must be,
in peace, on the capacity ot the country to
furnish /. With employment.
never think Of these men without obeying
the injunction Of WAsHIsoToE 40 from
Indignantly on she. fret dawntng ot az, ATTEMPT
10 aHenate The bonds which make us one heoflie.
The United States are admirably calculated
to make US great and happy sbhOte---and may
infsmy attach itself TO any and 10 all that
would destroy, because tbe people VIII not
trust them with, the government OF the un'
ion May the shipping and manufacturing
interest Of the st,with tho agriculture oi the
sout, and the union of the three 10 middle
states equally prosper
There ought not 10 be--there need Dc 60
opposition between them and, we trust that
mutual forbcarsnce, with a firm disposition
in all 10 strengthen the republic aud msin'ain
its just rights, will give to ua that harmony
which will best serve Us for palladium IL
kings combined shall resolve 10 suppress our
" dangerous example ofsuccessiai rebellion"
SIR PETER PARKER-The London oiobc
adyertises--" A biographical memoir oi the
late sir Peter Parker, bart. Captain OF his ma
jcs,y's ship Menelaus, Of SO guns, killed IN an
action while sToRMINo the AmeiicanSamP
at Bclleair, near Baitimore, on the 3lst Au'
gust, 1915"
Really one would suppose that the uniort-
upa,e knight deserved better of his country
men, tnan thus to DC made a laughing JOCK Oh
after his death. " Storming ihe eamh az Bel
koir, near BaiiInrore :" Ii is know0 TO eve'y
school boy 10 America, that he sIormed no'h-
ing but hen roosls aud pis styes, and was not
killed near " BslleaIr."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01

eve Of his uass,er, or Rew to the Indulgence
of his desires more servioly, than the same
masters have waited and watched, and obeyed
the orders Of the great Napoleon!
"Lct every inan who sanctions this war by
his suffrage or INFLUENCE remember that he is
laboring to covor himself and his country with
blood. THE BLOOD OF THE SLAIN
WILL CRY FROM THE GROUND A
GAINST HIM"
How will the supporters OF this anti
christian warfare endure their sentence
apdure their own reAeetions--enduro the
4. Q that forever burns--the worm which new
<r dies--the hosannahs of heaven--WHILE
THE SMOKE OF THEIR TORRENTS
ASCENDS FOREVER AND EVER"
"To raise army after army to be sacrificed,
when the English do all whish is possible, 10
soften the rigors of captivity, by kindness
TO the prisoners which they have taken by
thousand and thousands, restoring them 10
their families WITHOUT A RANSOM,
AND WITHOUT THEIR REQUEST
10 carry on such war, after It's only avowed
cause has been removed, is il not the lawless
attack Of Coths and Vandals, tho daring pill
lage of wild Arabs,-a licentious outrage on all
the principles of christinoiiy, sn impious a.
bandonment of divine protection
"The Legislators who yielded to this war,
Ahsn assailed by the maniiesto Of their angry
chief, established iniquiy and murder by
law"
"rn the frs. onse, of the war moral prin-
cipal was set at defiance, the laws Of God, and
hopes Of man wore utterly disdaincd. Vice
threw Of her veil, and crimes wero decked
with highest honors. This War not only toll
crates crimes, but calls for them, demands
them -~Crimes are the food Of ito life,--thc
arms Of its strength. This wac is a monster,
which every hour gormandIzes a thousand
crimes, and yst cries, give-give." In It's
birth, it demanded The violation Of all good
faith, perjury of ofhce, the sacrifice OF neutral
impartiality. The hrst momen, in which
the dragon moved, piracy and murder were
legalised. Havoc, death and conhagration
were the viands OF he's hrst repast."
"Those western states which have been
violent for this abominAble war of murder
those states which nsve thirsied for blood,
OTGod mas given I'm blood to drink.
Thei men have fallen. Their lamentations
arc deep and loud"
sour government il they may be called
the govei oment, and no, the desuoyers OF
the country bear oil these things as patiently
~ colony Of eonvicts sail into Botany Bay
We beg the reader to read those two ex-
tracl, they are from The same man. AS TO
com mem 'tis needless. Yet this is Massa.
chusetts minister Of the gospel OF peace -
From such Ministers Coed Lord deliver US.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01
SPECIMEN OF IRIsHNlEN.

About the year 1896, a gentleman who was
above 6 feet inches IN height, was walking
through the streets of Bath. a genteel look
iog passenger, surprized at his stature, stop
ped suddenly to gaze upon him, aud having
con,srrla,es lin io minute sNoaisLss,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01
FROM NILss's WEEKLY REGISTER.
uTHE COMMERCIAL STATES"

This useful and iwpotant document we
we have the pleaSn e,o publish entire IN
the present nambef, bciog ga statement oi
the ex ports of the United States for the
year ending Sep, 80, 1885," (Which makes
in the original copy no less than siBfeen
folio pages) presents Us with volume oil
r, oroof and repreheosions of the faction
which would have sEPhRATEp lis part OK the
country of the rest da ing toe late war.
We have frequenuy alluded to, and, per-
kaps, 10 tho opinion OF many, sufficiently cx-
posed the madness and folly OF these infori-
a,ed men, probably humbled enough in hav'
ing made themselves the laughing STOCK or
contemp, Of the world. But tho superla'ive
impudencc with with they took TO themselves
the exclusive little of" friends Qf commerce.
aud with which they proclaimed the hostility
Of the south 20 foreign trade, &c. may yet
leave on the minds Of certain OF their dnPes
an impression favorable to some OF the out
ragesus things they asserted and II, there.
fore, may be as proper as 1t is Just, to hold
them up yet further to scorn and lash them
with truth, as with rod of scorpions.
The whole value Of the United States is
252,557,75S, of which the value Of of4s,e74,43o
dollars was of domestic products, and
6,ss3,3so of foreign articles The latter
is Of no consequences and dies natural death
by the paci6cstion Of Europe.
OF this value-S45, ,o74. .403--
New York exported S8,2So, 27s
The "nAtion of New England"--viz.
Eew.Hs smpsbire, 10l,203
Vermont, l6l ,002
Massachusetts,, Asa, 400
Rhode Island, 357.6Sx
Connecticut, SSS,l3J 4,S5o4S
Inference in favor of " Tsr'k, Ss.e797si
Virginia exported 6,6S7 $50
The nation" S,S5O4S7
Difference in favor Of TirgiVis 2,0s2,e92
sou,h.Csroliua exported 6.s747sS
The "nation" 4,SS0,4s7
Difference in favor OF s. Cayokrd 2,024, 296
LOUISIANA exported Soss, $50
The nation" 4,55O, ,4S7
Difference in favor Of Lousidnd, 5O5,S6i
Georgia aod Maryland, also, each exported
nearly as much 40 oil the Ncw.Ensland
states. Pennsytpania more than ffassaehR-
sefss, and the district Of Columbia considcra.
bic more than half as much 40 that pasfiy
{" commercial state"
How strongly do these things shew US
that the sAhhins interest Of Massachusetts
has its very existence In the agriculture Of
the middle and south Cut that state of from
this trade-rAake her citizens foreigners 10
,hs ports Of Tho sp,ss south Of the Hudson,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01

Some letters from Encland, say, that the
present ipdisposition Of the Prince Regen,
results from drobsieal complaint, Of which
fears are en,srtsinsd that II vii prove rnor-
tai
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-01

Sugar-Mr. Robersoo, member Of Con-
gress from LoSisians, has stated, in speech
on the necessity of laying high duty upon
imported sugar, tha, that State, from its hap
'py climate aod fertile soil, is competent to
furnish the United States with all the sugar
which they may require and tha, the capital
employed in its manufacture amounts to near
ly twenty millions of dollars, one third ct the
agricultural aud r'Lnufseturiss wealth OF the
nation a manufacture in which more capital
is embarked, in relation to the State, than in
any other in any State in the Union, 10 regard
TO lis wealth and rssources.-Prov. Pasriof.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-25
ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, JuSE a5.

1,,. Senate of Massachusetts, says the
o... rS Daily Advertiser, have passed.
D ~ hut one dissenting vote, a bill pro
s !s;n D for the erection Of the District OF
,,u;a into an independent state on GER
In Conditions. The separation must be
.a l'n.oyed BY a majority Of a convention
aP Ppsisga,es. to be chosen 10 the district
q a .Ss manner of representatives, and 70
N ON at Brunswick ont the e6th Of Au-
asssn nsxt This convention must also
guss ont 70 the other conditions, which are
coassa ;r,corporated into the new constitu
g s Oe which they are authorized to farm
ion H.. new state. The constitution Is
I0r I, .u submitted to the people, who are to
w -; Il BY written votes, and to make
Sem By The first Of January next. At
Is h;sh time the convention are 70 De ID SEES s
enl'n The important conditions are, that
s 90 y. nublic lands, and public buildings
o. yv.ssssachusetts Proper, are to sslsoS e
q Ia raranon wealth, and the public lands
me 49, IN, d;,trict are to be equally dlsided
NIUE, 70 sus The two states, the moiety as;
c D:a,sS to Massachusetts not to be taxed
:. Ians as it remains her property. ;
:. =. , rsss.iader Of the public property Is
.a1 - SaIden BY Massachusetts, as secsrl,
:. .og :. the paymeat of she public debt, bul
y tho adjustment Of the public debts, u
=" '''N snrnlns. three fourth parts are
- ~, rsma;nto Massachusetts, and one fourth
- Maine. if there be deficiency. one
ouarter part thereof ia to pc paid by
! Maine.