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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09
BY THE MAILS.
LOOK AT THIS.
From the Norfolk Ledger, 10Th ins

From the Norfolk Ledger, 18th inst
Some few years since, the party In pow
er conceived The project Of Starving the peo-
pie oil Great Britain and her ependencies--
so it WIS determined that they should have.
nothing to eat, until they behaved better -
OF the praciicabilily of that scheme some
idea may be formed by an arrival at this
fort from Ireland, zvi.h hroJisions Yes,and
laid in so low, that after paying twenty five
per cent duty, they can be sold for less than
the prices at which our provisions are go
ing, and yield handsome profit.
--S<c--
Fatal Occurrence. An aifray took place
at Milton, East NewJrrsey, on Tuesday
the oh inst, between in elderly person OF
the name of Coddingion and young man
named Mundy, occasioned by the former
attempting TO turn tho latter out of a house
for disotderly and iioious behaviour a
scufll ensued in which Mr.. Coddington re-
ceived from Mundy violent kick, Ct which
he langulshed unil Thursday evening, and
then expired. Mundy made his escape,
but was over;akrn and Brought TO the goal
in this CITY, to abide his trial at the Oyer
and ierminer Sessions for Middlesex coun
~ to be holden on the second Tuesday in
June next.-.Nezv Brunswick Times Qf28th.
A Georgia democratic letter writer ap-
pears to consider MIR. Crawford the best
man for the Presidency but he is deter
red from supporting him for fear it should
crafty the Fedesalists! Love of country
and of Mr.. Crawford, il seems must yield
20 stronger, il no; more republican pas
| sion, hatred to Federalism.
The President has signed the Act for
raising the pay Of the Members of Congress.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09
FARTHOUHKF. IT SEA.

Al Intelligent Captain of vef1cl from
this port, iurnhhes his friend with the
following particulars of the effects of an
earthquake, experienced on his voyage to
Gib,a'gar. Pbilad Gaz,
GIBRALTAR, Feb. II. 1916
" Go the I'd Feb. al about 10 minutes
before midnight, in lat SO, N long 23,
we experienced fevere ihock of an
earth Quake. which lated about a min.
utes. The trembling f the vef was SO
fevere, accompanied with runbling
noife, that it awoke every perfon on
board that was afeep: and what is fome-
what Gngular, every animal on board
feemed to feel the eff Cts OF it. The
fowls in the coops, the pigs and two
little birds in cages, were all alarmed.
The birds flew from Gde to Gde of the
cage. apparently in great diltrefs. The
msp at helm thought the vehcl was fink
ing. and iAid fhe did not move at all al.
though ihe was then going at he rate OF
knots, and quite rough fea | Jaw
no difference in the appearance of the
water
A brig arrived here to day. the captain
of which fays, he feel, it more feverely.
Ile was loaded with wheas, aad ttaves
flowed on He declares, that it fhook
the wheat above and the ftaves below,
with many other circumffances equally
extraordinary His lar and long. were
nearly the fame of mine. and the fhock
fell at the fame time He fays he cxpe,
rienced ihock at 6 o'clock in the morn.
ine which did not We were about
100 mile. iouth of the Weitern lies .
The captain adds the following note
to the foregoing
"For an h. sr or two before and after
the fhock there were thoufands OF Por-
poifes skipping and playing round the
veAel bur they disappeared III moment
when the IN OK commenced When the
earth from its centre feels the Godhead's
power, and trembling at his touch
through all its pillars and al every pore,
then man, BEATS, birds and tiihes find
themfelves, what indeed they are. mere
helplefs nothings. But thank God, there
is foundation for man 70 build upon,
which will not be moved, although the
earth fhould be reduced to chaos"
Bys0as, Feb-Among the convention
aliits who voted for the death of Louis
XVI and who have Come to take ref.
dence in this CITY are, M. Goupiaear,
formerly lawyer and minister Of the
council of ancients Count Cafhon de
rAppareot, Elk Miniiter and Senator.
formerly Project of Antwerp and M
Leb urneur, who was member OF the
Directory the fons Of NJ CoupAlear and
Nj Lebourneur, accompanying heir tathe
ers.
tits remarkable that the votes Of the
Conyentionals which concerned the un.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09

SPRAYED from the subscribers possession last
Tuesday large dark brindIed COW ,sbou, eigh,
years old. She was said by Mr.. Nathsn Foster,
Of whom she was parchssed lsst November, o
tsse seen formerly owned in Norway in the
County of Oxford. Whoever will return her
% he sabsc riber's barn in Portland Bridge
.trect, shall be rewarded and his expences paid,
~ NICHOLAS EMERY,
Por,l nd Apeil Oh. 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09
GARDEN SEEDS.

NATHI IlFaVOR offers for sale Al his
store Middle Street general assortment off,esh
GARDEN SEEDS. comprising every article usual
y called for in his section Of the country.
w 1. Goods and Groceries, as usual.
PIT Ind, Aptii 9h. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09
THE SENATE FEDERaL.

The Senate of Massachusetts consists of ID meln-
bers 81 federal members are certainly elected,
which gives plurality of two. Ia Cumberland
and Plymouth counties the votes nearly equal
iy divided; the chances, however, are in favour Of
the democratic candidates.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

MONDAY, MARCH rs
Tariff Bill The duty on Lump Sugar
was increased TO 10 cents, and on Loaf SUI
gar TO Is cents.
The duty on Lead in bsrs was increased
from one 10 TWO cents per Id.
The adyaIorem duty on Iron and Steel
Wire, OF % per cent, was charged 10 spe-
ciic duty oil cents per Id. on Wire under
No. ID, and 9 cents on that of No. IS
Mr. Halc moved to reduce the duty on
Iron in bars and bolts from rs to so cents
per cwt Nega,ised. Mr.. Condic, stated
that bar iron generally paid no freight.
Mr.. Webster moved TO strike out The dt-
,y ON Cottons, and 10 substitute the follow
ing For 2 years next ensuing the 3o;h
of June next, daty of SO per cent advalo
rem--for the next Two years IS per cent
and afterthose two, 90 per cent" " hica
motion was carried
Mr.. Webster said that even At twenty
per cent. India Co,tons would be 70 eve
thus goes tie only Colonial fade scq /
ed BY the late boosted Dcmoct tic lrtay,
under Presidential insiiuc lons ntguci II I'd
by three ENJOYS, end 4, ga ,x5afse
TUESDAY, MARCH ~
The zari6-It wa, agreed Tea she du.y
OF IS per ceat. on waol-us, exec tit !. b, H.
kets and woolep sags ard stuffs, shsli be
levied until ihe 3o,h Of jane 1919 and az
ter that day 30 pes cent.
Mr. " ard proposed again his amend
ment to protect pending India voyages,
which was negdtiv.d.
|: he duty on books was struck ont, as TO
40 This and the duty on lypss is new
way of encou aging pr hitting in the q S.
i he dut, on Russia and Holland Duck
was fixed al $50 GEMS pee piece on the for
mer and 500 on the latter
WEDNESDAY, MARCH
A report WIS received relative to the If.
fair OF the Post-Office Department. The
htelligencer understood it IL be favorable
to the individuals implicated.
1t was moved that Congress should end
is session On the 22d OF April. Gen
Smith thought the session could not be ters
minated Jill the 22d OF May mo decision.
la U.-A motion to strike oui the dlty
OF 30 cents per bushel on salt, was mega.
tised
ne duty on Gunpowder was raised to
s cents per ID.
All Madeira wines were put at duty of
80 csnts per gallon. Gen Smith said 80
gallons OF good cider, 80 Of Sherry vine,
10 Of Malaga, aud l0 of good Madeira,
would make wine which would pass any
where for Msdeira--apd perhaps il was
wished to encourage this manufacluie.
A motion 10 reduce the duty Cd Clafet
from Is TO s cents gsilop, was negatiyed
Mr. Robertson sand Clare was necessary 10
The health and morals Of he Louisianians
1t preserved them from disease and Wits
key.
SATURDAY, MARCH IS.
A bill was reported to raise toe Salary OF
the Clerk OF the House 10 8 5000.
FRIDAY, MARCH 20.
.Nezv States Bills 10 establish tho Indians
Territory and the Mississippi Territory, as
States, were passed TO be engrossgd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09
VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.

We have collected from the papers and
other sources, which we presume ale correct,
the votes in 1928 towns, and compared them
with the votes IN the same towns as given last
year, and the result is as follows
1916.
Books. DEXTER.
In o23 towns, SO 229 SO ,685
The net gain for Mr., Dexter, in the above
towns, is 4377.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09
GUESS WQRK.

When | pass house and see the win
dows broken, a bundle of Rags in one and
Hat in another, Guess the mistress is a
siut, and the master loves rum.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09
CAUTION no PRINTERS.

In publishing Abe bill for raising the wa
ges, or " changing the mode OF compensa-
ton to members OF Congress, ''-care must
be taken not to date It's passage 1896 in
stead OF 1916 for, in the one case. it would
be very Dad measure, in the other, very
good one. Conn. Spectator. i.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09

The southern papers mention Tompkins,
who is nominated as V p as tried pa,ri-
OF. They should say, Patriot who ought
TO be fried, if the charges against him are
true.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09

The votes for Governor in the towns in this
State last year were
For Governor STRONG, 5fI56
For Mr. DEXTER, 44s65
Majority over Mr.. d. 1891
Scattered votes, 181
Majority all candidates, 72fe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09

The President has signed the Act fo
raising the pay the Members of Congress
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09

The Democrats have sometimes admitted PLAN
tation-votes. These would have rendered the
whole statement as follows
For {.averuor SrnSG S1Q9i
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09

" open to the learned, and to thofe who
are curious for the accurate knowledge
OF all that pertains TO the records of that
wonderful people, the ancient Ifraelites.
GManebefer Exchange Herald,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02
b Y THE NAILS.
PARTIES AT WASHINGTON.

"Monroe againlt the field" we fay
fill Nevertheless it muft be allowed
that there are great difficulties and dis
contents. Pennsylvania is very unmana
geable this year In fact, fhe put her
neck under the Virginia yoke at the lat
election, with real grumbling reluctance,
declaring it was the lat time. The New
York delegation IS undelfood to be pufh
ing fomkins very hard. In South Caro-.
lima and Georgia Mr. Crawford is very
much deired And there are fome who
advocate General 1ackm Even Mr..
Clay, it is fuppofed would not refit the
offer, il it zvas preDSd up5n bin,
Unde: thefe circumstances. it is pretty
evident tina, comfortable time will
elapfc before thofe who make preGdents
for US. will be able to get their caucus
machinery ready. And until they are pre-
pared, there will be no caucus, let Mr.
Monroe will be fuccefsful II is impos.
Gble for any candidates, even one of the
high pretepGons of Mr., Crawford. to
contend againit the influence of the 4vbsls
government, Especially when it has an
enormous amount of /scyet sc vice me ney
at its dispofal. Mr. Monroe is rhe man.
And We advife all office hunters, fycoph-
ante and lickipittles to declare in his ia
YOUR betimes.- ~. Y. C2uyitr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02

fed, to anfwer to feveral allegations which
he had made againit him - he Martial
bad written to the Minilters of the allied
powers, to reclaim the itrict execution
OF the convention of the 81 Of July Taft,
ior the furrender of Paris, by which an
amneny tor all acts poferior to the 10th
March, was itipulated by the generals of
the allied forces. Madam Ney had an in-
terview on this fubject with The Duke of
Wellington, who obferveo to her, that
the convention of the I'd July had never
been ratified by his MAjeay Louis XVIII,
and that In confequence the Allies could
not interfere in any meafures which the
King might think proper to adopt in
order to ,niure the Interior tranquility of
the fate.
Paris, Noy 70 On the day when
the Treaty Of Peace is made public,
Paris is to ceafe to be occupied by For
eisn troops. The military potts are to
be given up to the troops of the frlt mil
isary divi!isH. his iurrender will be
made to the Governor by the Duke of
Wellington, commander of the Allied
troops
Tomorrow the minifers Plenipotensia-
ries Of the Allied Powers and France
Will iign lait Convention, annexed to
the Treaty Of Peace, which, it is faid,
concerns The city Of Ha nours
h. 10000 kuiiians which arrived at
Paris, will replace an equal number of
Ensllh troops, who are to quit the Ca
Pital'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02
Very Fate from France.

Schr Spartan, from Bordeaux 20th
Nov has arrived at N. York ;-Paris
dates to 2oth NOV.
Martial Ney had been transferred
from the Coneiereie to the Luxembourg
and the chamber of Peers on the eth,
unanimously ref lived tina, his triaI fhould
commence before them the 2Ift ;-gr ant.
ing him liberty to present his obi ctions
previous to the opening of the debate.
MARTIAL Augereau bad executed himielf
for not fitting on the trial, to the fatisfac-
ton Of tn. Chambers. Count Bour-
mont formerly called Baron Seguier)
who was a witness to be heard IN the
procefs sgaiaf Marfhal Ney had de
manded to be confronted with tie accu.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02
l4M Congress.....FirSt Session.
HOUSE or REPRESEA7ATI
FRIDAY, DEC %.

A number of petitions were presented
md referred among which WIS the pc itlons
OF Erns,us Root, coMes,ing the election OF
John Adams, returned as a member from
the state OF Ntw-York.
The day was principally spen, in the dis
cussion and amehdmsnt OF the bill aulhofi-
sing the payment .os private property lost,
captured and destroyed whilst in the service
Of the U States. 1t pass d through com
mi'tee OF the whole, was reported 10 the
house ; and 1t being late, wa, laid on the
fable.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02

Pafftofsm of Aesv Yo,k Democracy -
MIR. Secretary Dallas states that the amour.
OF The cash subscriptions to the Loan au-
thorized by Congress in March last, by III,
powerful, the wealthy, and the democrane
state oil New-York amounted barely 10 TIT
pitiful sum OF COL dollars ~ cents! 4
pretty sample of democratic patriotism in
deed IN. Wig
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02

nerves and still (ee5ler brains, keep howiing
and moaning We have thought that, since
'he Presiden, in bis message talks so ten
derby of pensions for the Invalid and Vetran
i. might De well to place them on the pen
sion list. And as the editor oil the Aurora
does hSs appear at present to be wanted to
superin,end cur administration since Cob
belt has taken charge of the cabinet, let him
be put in conserUator over them to see thai
theye 10 themselves no ha,m--Conn. SEer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02

The following CONVEX ton was ratified by The
PRESIDENT, December 20, subject to an exception,
stated IN declaration of the Briti,h Charge d.
Affairs, TO much Of the third article as relates
TO the liberty of touching for refreshments at the
Island Of St. Helena, o long asst shall be the
pace Of residence of Bonaparte.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02
Penasyiu mia Banks.

Mr. Powell, member OF the Pennsylva-
MIA Legislature, (now in SESSION. has mo-
we'd resolution requiring the Committee
'i Esnks to enquire and repor, whether all
the Banks Which had refused yment of
pecie, had not forfeled their Charters.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02

The Secretary of the Aavy,in his report
10 Congress, recommends an annual in
crease of the navy of one ship of "a guns,
wo Of ~ guns each, and Two sleeps OF war.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02
THEPEAcE ESYaBLISHa1ENT

The whole number OF eff ers comprising
ne Military Peace establishment, OF the u
iued States, as a, present organic d under
he provisions ofthe &C, OF March Sd and
regulations Of Nay z 1915, is as follows !:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02
NATIONAL CALENDER.

Hon. WIN. BLoUNr is elected to Con.
gress from ennessse, vice john SEvIEB,
deceased.
Com Decatur is appointed Commits.
sioner OF the Navy Board, vice Com. HuLI,
resigned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02

The Hon George SaliiOau, has been ap-
pointed Attorney General Of the State of
New Hampshire.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02

The Commissioners OF the Navy have
advertised for PROPOSALS TO contrac: for
white oak timber, to BE cut to moulds for
SHIPS OF the line, ffiFa,es snd sloops OF war =.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02

2 Major Generals Mates
Aids 10 do. Capts' Q Judge Advocates
OF the line - Chaplains
Brigaaier Gems. Apo,hecary Gen
AIDS 10 do subal Assist. Apotheca-
terms ofthe line iies
Adj and lnsp. Gen Com. Gen. OF pur
. adj. Generals chases
i Q Master General Deputy Commits
4 ID q. Mast. Gems. ries
Brig. lnsp. officers 6 Assist Commissa
OF the line iies
Hospital Surgeons | Paymas,cr Of the
Is Hos. Surgeons Army
Mates I'D + M Generals
2 Garrison Surgeons 3 AS. ID p NJ. Gems
20 Gar. Surgeons
Engineers, ordinance, .4rnHery Infantry,
and heSamenfS and Colts.
70 Colonies l4S ID Li-uienants
10 Lieut.. Colonies 10 Sd Livutenan,s
~ Majors 10 Reg. Surgeons
ll6 Captains 10 Regimenlal Sur
li6 LIST. Lieusenan,s geon's Mates
u he above Sn6alterns the joilogpiny may be
IN tie s'aN
80 80 f Conan Mss's,s a aas'ss'i Master,
Artillery
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02

Hartford Conpeinfon 1t is now almosl
a year sinte this body were in session II.
II rlioId, and yet SINE Of our Democratic
-di'ors seem not to have gotten over ZIG
shock which i, gave them. Some Of feebl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02

As a striking Instance Of the approxima
ion of Georgia. perfect INDEPENDENCE, =
paper OF that state mentions that they Lav,
begun TO manufacture ram !. rhe degrees
If dependence which want of ,um sub
leots any one to, is proportioaed to mis- par
tia!ity for it. We think the Georgians
would be as indepsndan, without making 0
using ii.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02

The Revolulionists in the Spanish Prov
ince OF the River OF Plate ale divided BY
fractions. There needs much pirfue, intel
hgenee, disinteresfedness and eandour to
make good Republicans Many who pro-
icss Republic.nsm arc deficient in some oil
these.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02

mount which he had in bis hands. 1t
has been invelted in ctates in Wurtem-
burgh. The properly that Jerome had
bought at lrieite and in the neighb our.
hood, is f>queira,ed, and will be fold
Only fmall part of his fortune remains
in his poheilion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02

ssRARis, NO lie Elk King Murat
wffhed 10 Itne;lc himfelf TO God be-
FIRE his death He asked for Comics
FOR, and died chriftian.
1t is faid thMa,fhal Soult has pre-.
tented memo' to the King, in which
he demands to tried.
The Duke oiegouleme lief Marieil-
les on the "a. hough it was fcarce
day light all inc hla ion OF that faith
iul city was Oh 'o' His Royal High
MS was condac' our of the town
amidlt general aet,ations. lie goes
10 fouion by the of Nismes and
CarcaHanne.
l11i I. Is bonapa''eh no continues to
''a ceouut Io'sen been compelled
~ ol Wusssm0"'$poin'ed by the
No N the large a,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-01-02

FRANKFoRT,nov ON Carnot as well
as M. aieyes it is atcer'ained, will retire
within the PFutllau domains, for which
they have acquired the King'spermiili n.
IN, Sieyes is to rsiide at Bonn, Ga the
II hin.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-21
Public Sale

e -
in Tuesday next, the s4th instant. vii
: be said at the Vendue Stora, corncl
uf Prince and Fairfax streets,
Imperial and Young HysonS tea il
chests
Oaccnswarc in crates
IS barrels picked goldfish
Cotton in bales
Mustard in kegs
Starch in 10
Indigo in seroons
DemJ o,ips, furniture, &C.
,.s.5s Also,
~ Cloths
7 Irish linens
CambrIck, leno and book muslins,
Marssilles ycstings
Ginghams
Colors! cambrics
Sewing silks, ;i5bons, laces, &c:
Also
: | trunk 6pe linen shirts
?. G. Marsteller.
September 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-21
Port Of Alexandria
CHanIRsroa. Semi. 1s

49, ~ IA w CD A0Nt SCPt'slp
+ Arrived, schooner Martha. Huhbell,
Havana. 4 days. The schooner Despatch,
Vincent, Tor this pert, sailed the day be-
fare captain H.. Left therey schooner
Little Jack. Crosby schooner Caroline,
George schooner Good Hope, Thomas
sin schooner Ann and Susan, Targuin,
schooner Weasle, Chasat, aud sloop Fro
lie, Kennedy, all f.om this port. The
yVeazIe to. sail in two or three days after
the Martha. q schooner from Savannah,
with 500 barrels rice arrived at Havana
the day before the Martha sailed; also.
several vessels from Philadelphia and
Baltimore With -four. The market fsr
rice and -four had fallen considerably in
consequence of the arrival within few
days Of 1000 barrels Of the former, and
10000 barrels Of the latter article. Capt.
Hubbel coatradicts the late reports of a
reyoltinths island of Cuba. On Ills out
ward passage, saw schooner standing
in for Matanzas, supposed to De the Gen.
Pike, Emery, from this port. The MAJ
,ha has performed her voyage out and
home in, 10 days.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-21

The subscriber respectfully informs
the public, that he has established the
BIacksmithing Business in Alexandria.
next deer to Browns burr milestone ma
nufactory in st. Patrick street.. where he
intends carrying on The ADORE business in
ak its various branches, particularly Mill
Irons of every description, Edged Tools
of all kinds Of cast add English Steel.
Any person wishing to be supplied with
Mill Irons. the subscriber will obligate
himself to furnishhi with Mill Screws
suitable for the weight of their stones, al
first cost. The subscriber ilatterss him
self that frsm his experience in the above
line be viii share portion Of the public
patronage:
james Shaw.
N. 3. All orders from the country
will be punetuallysattended to and exc.
eated with the greatest neatness and DIS
patch.
September 8 d6eosti
The Editor Of The Winchester Gaze
is.tsquested to publish the aboseS times
aad selsJ bis account to this office.