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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-06
AZ. 500 9l.715

From the data already given, the reader
can form some judgment OF the proportion of
the otlier articles OF expenditure that fairly be-
long TO Maine, But he principal inquiry is,
anai viii be the amount OF their necessary ex-
penses when they become an independent
state. Can il be supposed that they will not
exceed their present amount l.?
The expenses of the Legislature will de-
pend upon the form Oh the new Constitution,
and the iberaity with which they pay their
members. 1t Can hardly be supposed that
they viii be less than one fourth part OF the
present amount, The salary officers Of the
new State must be near as nun crous, as they
are in the present Commonwealth, ard il may
be presumed they viii be entitled 10 half The
pay. few Of the offices may be dispensed
with. The expense OF maintaining the State
poor within the district, will be as great as it
as az present. If this charge is IN proportion
10 the population Of the dirtrict, it i'll amount
to about Sl7,000.-lt is probable, however,
considerably less. The other expenses un-
der the new government, must probably bear
near line proportion TO the present expend-
lures of the Commonwealth, that the popua-
ton of the district bears TO the whole popula-
ton of The state On these data we make the
following estimate OF necessary cxpendi-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-06
Ihav- altered my opinion.

NIX. SHIRLEY,
suppose your paper is open 70 all clas-
ses OF he community if so, be so goad al
to give publicity 10 few incohe,ent ideas
{ rown together by an obscure Farmer
When the subject Of separation was first
tilked OF, was rather in favour ofihe pia..
II though that separation from Massa
q uset's y. oper would be attended with
benehrial ccns>quences 70 the communir,
= sere THAT 1t would give amp and
consequence to the farming interest, III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-06
= For Separation.
CUMBERL AND AWAKE.
FRIENDS OF SEPARATION ATTEND.

At meeting of the Frissas of Ssps,sfas at CO.
1916,
The HON. MATTHEW COBB, was ohofen
Chairman,
And SAMUEL X WHITING. E,q Secretary -
Ii was s0eIve, sus~,n,.Ry. that it be reeommsn.
ded to the FRIENDS OF SEPARATION IN THE
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, to s~, ia Css'
Vssas Of tbs Meeting bs.ss. Grey Ca,s", Mos
day rbs i9'b # h.gs6 inf. at 4 s'eiost M for he
putPose Of adopting all ,uch fair and honouraSls
mealures, as may be conferred mott advilable to
effect the inaepssdsnss If Maine
MATHEW COBB, C5ai,mls.
Samuel X. Whiting Sss,sfs,y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-06
RUSSIAN AR Mr..

BRUSSELS JUNE 10 We have infor-
nation from RulIia thar the whole Rut
fan army which has hitherto been tia
toned on tbs frontier, Especially towards
Turkey. is diaolved and the troops of
which it was competed have commenced
their march towards the remote provin-
ces OF the Rullian Empire.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-06
MRssRs. EpIToRs,
Oxford, July 1916.

WNsshb
The acrimony which distinguishes the writings
OF the advocates Of the separation of Maine from
Massachusetts, and the envenomed rancor and ma
snant feelings, which engendered several commu-
ucations, that have recently appeared in tie Eas
tern Argus, and have disgraced tpen hat paper ;
furnish strong argument against the separation.
Ii the exercise ofa constitutional right the ex.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-06
BY THE Mills.
CONSTITUTION or indiana.

hat our readers .may have some idea oil
The leading features IF the Constitution OF
The new otste, We give the following out.
me S copied from .he Indiana Register -
Tue seat Of government is fixed at Cory
don for nine years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-06
FOREIGN ARTICLES.

LONDON, JUNE II. The DIET of Frank
fort is TO aGemblc loon, agreeable to the
tenor of the treaty of Vienna. As ulu-
al a number Of conflicting claims will be
di(cuAed, and the mediation of Rulil,
England, &c. probably f3licited. W.
may exPstt that this ailembly of Ger
manic Body, as ufual, viii! afford work
for petty politicians, and speculation food
for qaiarwts for a month or two.
The earl CT DALu usl. has NOT, as reported
been appoin' cd Governor Of Novo Scotia. rhe
cocay Is only eo,irled TO Lev enant Governor !
la the Shirts Court yeGer6ay Sir HoMas
HAspr. of the Java obtained verdict with One
fhouiand Pounas damages aga'nt the props'e
tors OF a motuing paper for libel, tniiiuaing
that Lady HAspy bad eoped with the Ma.qI,,
Of ABsRcoRN sor which inGnuation there va,
not the 0ehen foundation. The pain'iff Offered
20 relinquiil, tn. damages upon giving up tie
author.
MIR. CANNING has been re elected to
Parliament for Liverpool. MIR. LELAND,
who was nominated in oppoI,ion, decli
ned being candidate, bur many of his
friends, nevertheless, United upon fup-
porting him, and he has grea: number
of votes.
Mr.. John Kemble, the celebrated
Britilh Dramatic Performer, is about re
siring from the Stage.
900 Swifs aad 400 Wertembergers, 1t
is iaid, were at Amlterdam May IL, to
embark for the u. S
Brufels papers to the 10th, and Ham
burgh Gazetts to the 9Th, have been re-
eeived, and brought rather an inportant
piece of intelligence. -lhe whole
RufEan army. which has hitherto been
ftatioDcd On the frontiers, Especially to-
wards Turkey, is diDsived; and the troops
of which il was competed have commen-
ced their march to the remote provinces
of the RuGian empire.
The King of France has very properly
attributed the forfeited property of the
rebelIicus family Of Bonaparte. among
the foiaiers ano officers who had loft the
peahons earned by their wounds in 5ats
tie and has in this refpea made nc diff
tnefion between the royaliits OF La Ven
dee and shoie who had ieryed under Bon.
apare prior to the hrit 'eitoration
The Cybele frigate has failed from
Brett for Nexfoundland, where The is 10
be Aatiored, with two iloops of war, fer
the proteetion of the fihery
: he rial of Didier. the oitenGble lea
der OF The infurreetion at Grenoble, has
commenced
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42.O12 Cd


What portion of The expenses of the govern
ment are incurred fer the benefit OF the PEG.
pie OF Maine, it is not possible exactly TO de-
tenmine. We are not disposed to complain
that pay mere than due share. If they
were taxed in proportion to their popu-
lalion, their portion of the burdens OF the state
instead OF Si2 900, would be about sc, 900.
Some imperfect judgment may be formed
OF The proportion OF the above expenditure
that is incurred on account OF the District of
Maine, on little further examination of the
several heads OF expense. The FIRST article of
charge is the pay OF members of The legisla-
ture. The Representatives have teen for
their attendance at different times, paid in diff
ierent modes. The above statement contains
an average estimate OF the charge on the public
treasury, on account OF pay Of members ofthe
Legislature, Tor hive years, ending with the last
political year exclusive of what has been rein-
burscd by the several towns. The portion re-
ciyed for attendance by the members from
Maine has been in proportion to their numbers
which have been between one third and one
fourth of the v h lie number. But of the charge
iortrayel the members from Ma ne have receiy-
ed much more than half that is, more than
all that has been received by all the members
from Massachusetts Proper. That this may
be seen more clearly, and that it may be seen
how well the members from Maine are indem-
nihed for their remoeness from the seat OF
government, we subjoin The following abstract
iioln Il pay rolls Of the two Houses for the
three last years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-06
The revenue for meeting these expenditures
arises principally from The following sources
State Tax OF 1916 Sl33.323 80
Bank Tax $4,000 90
e46.328 SO

g40 ,3Z6 %
Oh the above revenue the people of the
District OF blaine pay at present as follows,
IL being but little more than one sixth part:
State Tax for 1916 28,8l2 ga
Tax On Banks 10 elaine 1900 90
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10 all ruHOn, II may ccnEci1I.

I To all ruhom IL may concern.
VOU are hereby notified that the Direct Tax Of the
i United States, for 1916. has become due and
payable. and that attendance will be given to receive
the same at tho following times and places, VIE.
Al the tavern Of Nichols Hazard, in the town OF
Portsmouth,, from the 18th 10 the 10th of octoser,
inclusive.
Al the tavern Of o. D. Greene, in the town Of
Portsmouth, from the iYh to the l9.h Of October, in.
elusive.
Al the tavern Of George Lawton, in the town Of
elusive.
AZ the store Of Almy g. Manchester, in the town
Of Tiverton, from tho c4th to the Goth Of October
inclusive.
At the house Of --------- on the commsn, in
the town of Little -csmptoH, from tho 28ih to the
30th Of October, inclusive.
At the house Of -------- in the town Of Little
Compton, from the 3lst of October, the 2d Of No.
yember, inclusive.
At ths house Of Charles Collins. in the tewn Of
Warren, from the l4'h to the 22d of October.
Al the house of Jssiah Kinnieutt. in the town Of
harrington from the 23d the 2sth Of October, in
elusive.
At the Coiisctor's once in the tewn of Bristol,
from the l4th TO the 3lst Of October.
At the Collectors Office, in the town of Newport,
for the towns OF Newport, jamestown. Middletown,
and New. .Shorehgm, from the 4lh to the 23d Of Ne.
vsmber.
Aud that correct copies of tho Tax Lisis
remain with tbs Principal Assessor of this Collection
District, open to the inspection Of any person who
may apply to inspect the same
CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND PERRY,
CskIees~ for Me frss Collection D,,ries
in the STATE Of Rhode. .IRand.
Newport, sept. IS. isi6.
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Look at Your Teeth.

Clean, white and sound Tech, are 10 the
mouth, what Uirtue is 10 the mind.
NATURAL and artificial teeth, prepared at short
~ notice, teeth and stumps. extracted with the
least possible pain, and with perfect safety from the
danger of fractured bone, teeth cieansed of all
Tartarous, foreign matter, apd thereby preserVe
from decay. and pain and rendered clean, Ihte and
beautiful.
Or. Johnson, thanks the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
the Town and Country, who have favored him with
their calls
Those who are, or may be wanting natural or xvti-
cia teeth, teeth extracted cleansed, &c. &C. will be
pleased TO call on D.. Johnson, at No. 1885, Thames
street, (near the Parade) within the course of few
weeks. or their opportunity may be lost.
QrDr. Jon ssoN, will attend as usual to the pras-
tcs of Physic, &c. and will accept the patronage Of
liberal community.
Newport, September 4, 1916.
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POETRY.
From the National .ifDseots
AN ORIGINAL SONG.


AN ORIGINAL SONG.
COMPOSED for the occasion, and su"g BY N sf-
feer ofshs Army, az the Public DinnSr, On
fhel7ih Seh.em6sr, at Tsmmony-k Hail. Neav'
York.
TvsK-" Anacreon in Heaven"
when the genius of history those trurnphs reeords'
Which our country foes, and the world will re-
member,
Midst the firing Of cannon and clashing OF swords
BE never forgot the sryESTxHarH Of september.
But lot gratitude swell,
Whilst posterity tell.
s,r the brave who survived, and the heroes who fell
And. as in the last, 80 in all future wars,
May victory perch on our stripes and our stars,
cause of our children our wives and our sires,
''CNe have fearless met death the land and the
ocean;
For when liberty, wsteh.ward our bosom inspires.
Avery spring Of the soul Is in fervent emotion.
Our country to save,
We seek tut TO have
A life mark'd with honor, or tomb with the brave
And as in the last so in ell future wars,
May victory perch on our s,ripesand our stars
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500 Dollars Reward.

Il sCAPED from the prison 10 Chilicothe, State Of
- Ohio, on the night Of the 4,h Of June last,
JAS. ESSEX, alias JAMES ESSEX CROSBY STER-
LING.
He is about 80 years Of age, five fest seven inches
high, Of a fair complexion, thin yisase, lUh hsir.
large eyes, Roman nose, large whi.kers by trade
clothier, can work at cardng or any employment IN
manufactures, and is also expert at the swsrd sx-
ercise sad boxing he was born in Warwieksbre
in England, end it is believed came within the last
year from Canada TO this State.
The said James ESSEX, alias James ESSEX Crosby
Sterling, was committed to Jail last January, on
charge Of robbing the mail Of the United States.
His partner, who calls himself THOMAS NOBLE,
Alias THOMAS W. NOBLE, is new in prison
charge sfrobbiNg the mail at the same time. The
above reward will be s,en for his apprehension
and delivery confinement in any Jail of tho United
States, so that he can be brought to trial.
JOHN HAMM,
Sfdrshai Of OAis Disfrief.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, July IS
0rThose printers who are employed to publish
the laws of the United States, sreequested to give
this advertise uent ore insertion q week for six
weeks successfully, and forward their bills to this
Office for payment.
September IL. 6w.
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SONG.

(os TINE SANE occAsIoE)
TysE--" There vss Jolly Miller.
Humph-Marvel not, brethren.
That my mind is gathering
Tn q Quaker, tis trus-bat no pruce
For my moving spirit
Aloweth--there's merits
Ia these men Of the multitude.
Moreover. Z find,
That there's some Of eur kind
Among them; thigh iu honour's bright score)
Therefore 'tis my Will,
To acknowledge them, still.
Zone and hesk Of oursslYes--as before.
Humpn There's friend Jaosb BreIsa,
Push'd the enemy down.
At fort Erie, Chippewa and Drdgwater'
And, tis said, sortie,f
By his host at MONDAY.
Made mary'Ious confusion and slaughter
Now--my voice, I'd not raise,
Nor those deeds would praise,
Nut, my country !-how can forsake her
Besides, am proud.
That tho head Of this croud
Was a mighty strict stiHnecked Quaker!
To attempt to 20 Through,
And give each one his due,
That belonged 10 friend Jacobs meeting
Would be fruitless and vain
Therefore, maintain,
That their country should give the m it's gresting
As for us--tho' we're friends,
They've our secret eommends--
OF our best wishes they are partaAers,
For, zss haze not enc donbf,
Could the way be found out,
That they're every enc Of them turned Cuakers
. Sd July. 1sI4-sh Juy. isi%-7yih July, 1914
i7,h Seps. 1914.
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Portsmouth, Wsolen Manyaetory.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
i lie. that he continues to Card Wool, Color and
Dress Cloth and to Manufacture Plains, sa.innets.
Flannels, sc. all which will he done in supctior
manner at moderate prices having the best kind OF
machinery in exec lent order. and workmen expert.
snced in every branch Great attention will be paid
TO those who punctuai in payment, and none
will be neglected
Persons indebted to him are earnestly requested
10 make immediate ppyment-thsse whose accounts
are OF long standing in particular. will hnd It their
own interest to make speedy settlement
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmeutb, (CtrsiaFs nKis,) Oct. ~, 1916.
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PRINTERS NOTICE.

A HafYssrly payment fcr the r RstuSIson IS
"A now due. Country subscribers are earnestly
4esuested 20 pay the amount they respectively owe
TO the establishment particularly those of long stand
ing. All bills of more than eighteen months will be
shortly put into the hands Of asother person for eel.
lection, unless speedily attended to.
Newport, Oct z, 1916 W. sIMONS
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Union Manufacturing Conn

tNy
rT> he UNtsH MAsvrAcruRtHo COMPANY, hav.
- ing made new arrangement of their business,
request all persons having any demandsag against said
Company, 70 present the same for adjustment, and
oil persons indebted, 70 make payment to
JOHN BABS0Ck, .fyenf.
The Ws.i Csrd;ny and .Manafsefcry Of Cloth, will
be continued at the above Factory ON the most rea
sonabe terms.
Portsmouth, July ~, 1916.
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NOTICE.

NJ lSE.
WILLIAM ~. YERNON,
ID HSPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
~ lie that no has opened Paint store, next north
OF Capt. John CoggeshalPs, Thames street.
tie has large supply Of Paints, Window Glass.
and all other articles his line Of business, wheh
be will sell ss cheap as can be had in tho state.
New.YorS money and treasury notes taken at n
small discount, al his store.
.fso, Nor safe,
On reasonable terms, convenient Dwelling House
and lot Oh Land, pleasantly situated the hill In.
quirs as ABOVE July ), 1916.
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SALE At IUCTI0N.

DuBLIc ns,ics 10 hereby given, that on the frs'
i Monday Of Dec nsxt, at , o'eisek, =. ~. on the
ton, 90 much Of The Real Estate ofJosePh wesdeu,
Of said Middlstown as will satisfy the debts against
said wesden, due 10 HE former guardian, Isaac Bar
ker. Esq and to HE present gusrdsn, the subscri.
Der, together with incidental charges. BY order Of
the supreme Judicia, Court, at their late August
Term, for the county Of Newport.
Saie EWs,s csnsis's kbeut eleven ssrss OF
land, With small Dwell ususe thereon. and 10
Bounded n follsws-ner herly on land Of Bsnjsmn
Barker and Jsremisr eliss-essterIy on Charity
fum and the r. Ss-southsrly on land Of the
here Of Pslsg Cla and westerly partly en- iAnd
Of said heirs and partly en- . highx,y Conditions
- be made known At the time and place Of sale.
ALANsoN PECKHAM, Guardian u tie per.
cen and ssfste Of sasd Js,eth ksedsn.
Middlstswn, Oc,. 9. 1916
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DEPARTMENT OF WAR.

LII nm L vi biN w w AN.
dffHions! -<eeounranPs Office,
Sehh ~, 1876
TT having been made the duty Of this ahcr, by law
TO adjust and settle all accounts in the War De-
psrtment which emsined unsettled AZ the csneru-
sion Of the hate war, and are now unsettled. ~ bis
hereby made knspn 10 the officers Of me ists army
who kave puaLe accounts to settle, and 70 such non
commissioned offioers and privstss, discharged, who
have srEearages Of pay due them, that by Toward.
ing their papers TO this office, by mail, their accounts
viii be settled and the balances rsm,tej. without
ineurrins sny expense BY the appeintmen; OF an ..
gent to transact their business ter them.
The heirs and repre- ssn stives Of dcesassd oficers
and soldiers Of the hate army also informed that
sy forwarding their papers to this ofes, for any
rears Of pa, due the deceased, the accounts will be
adjusted, and the balances be rsuittsl free 81 ex-
pence PETER HAGNER, .fsesus,anI
Editofs authorised TO publish the laws Of The w.
States are requested to insert the above in their pa
pess three times 1927
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NOTICE.
SCHOOL. NOTICE.

THE subscriber having hired the Friends soee.
i ty school Room, tenders his service to tho in.
habtans Of Newport and its vicinity as Instructor
of Youth, in Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and En-
gsh Grammar aud assures those who may feel
disposed to patronise him, that no eIsrtons Oh his
part shall DO wanting 10 improve tho mind and pre-.
servo the morals Of those comntcd to his care.
J. ROWLAND, jun.
NIB. The above school commenced on Monday
the Soih sept and An WeDiny school on The evening
of the same day. Oct. 2.
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Conlmissioner's Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
XXIE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court of Probate for the town OF
Tiverton, Commissioners 10 receive. erarnine and
adjust the claims against the estate of
. JOSEPH BiiLEf,
late Of said Tiverton, deceased, represented nso.
vent, hereby give notice. that six months allowed
the creditors Of said estate to bring in aud prove
their respective claims and that will attend for
that purpose At the dwelling house of-James Man
chester, at the four corners, in Tverton, any time
within the above mentioned period.
JAMES MANcaEsrER' c.n'r.
All persons indebted 10 said Estate, are hereby
called upon to make payment 10
RUTH BAILEY, .fdmisisrsfrir.
Tivsrton. Oct. 2, 1916.
Commissioners Notice.
I'VE the subscribers, having been by the Hon
w Court Of Probate Of the town Of Newport, aP
psinted Comnfssiseers 10 receive, and adjust the
claims Of the Creditors Of JOSHUA HAMMOND,
late Of said Newport, Mariner, deceased. represent
I'd issoveSt give notice, that SIX mouths, from TIE
Oh mss are allowed unto said creditors, TOR bring
ing u and proving their respective elsns; ana tnat
We will attend for that purpose, AZ our Respective
dwellings, At any time during ssid period.
nosEar WILLIAMS ; Genre.
ELEAZER TREYErTS
All persons indebted to said estate are hereby ~
qcired 70 make payment 10
oLivE HAMMoSp. .aSvis~irSrir'
Newport, Oct. 9, 1915.
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Dissolution $780, Partnership.

THE Co-rartnership heretofore existing under
L the Firm Of
BERIAH and DANIEL WAITE,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per.
sons having any demands against said Firm, are
quested to exhibit them for settlement, and all those
indebted to said firm to make immediate payment
to DANIEL WAIrR, who 10 authorized to settle the
same. their Accounts will be lodged in the hands
OF an attorney for Collection.
BERIAH WAITE, jun.
DANIEL WAITE.
THE Business in future will be conducted by
DANIEL WAITE, who has on hand, general As.
ssrtment Of
Groceries, CrOekeyy and Dry Goods.
Newport, July TO- 1916
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NOIlCE.

,NeW Feather Eeds and Feathers.
T I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
- Beds, from 90 to IS dollars, kept constantly
fer sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, CharLes-sireef.
He has on hand assortment Of Mattresses of all
kinds .SepDort .I.0reh - 1878
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1a5ay esteemed and highly ab-
broved MEDICINES.

Prepared BY w. r. CoswAy, No. I, Hamilton Place,
Common-street, Boston.
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ttO.i 81 Sti ~
- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IN public in general that he has taken shop, No.
ls, Long whaf, whers lie still continues to carry
on tho business of Gunsmrhing, Cutlery, &c. &c
As he has bad the coed fortue give general satis-
faction to his employers; in tas United States en-
ploy, both Of the land and naval departments, and
also of tho States employ, well that Of ndi.
viduas, while working in Co. he iatters himself that
he shall have the pleasure ofSeveivns their employ
IL future, and assures his friends that their avors,
however small, will always DO gratefully acknowl.
edged. June l9
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ADVERTISEMENT.

HE subscriber begs leave TO inform his friends
IN particular, and Ne public in general. that.
he now carries his Trade, usual, on tho Long
Wharf, below the Brdgs. and opposite Mr.. THOMAS
MEssrH's shop lie repairs locks Of every kind,
makes keys OF every sort. mends brass kettles, or
ANY sort of brass ware lie nesds umbrellas in the
nsatest manner and does all sorts OF small wsrk in
his line OF business. The smallest fsvors in his way
will be thankfully received and pnnctually perform.
cd, by Your obi humble servant,
WILLIAM CRANST0N.
.NeuSsrf. Seos IL. 1916
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FOX SALE,
A n elegant Unifern, eooplee, suitable for heij
"A officer Of any gratr. lpluise n this csies.
yVre 70.
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To be sold al Public Auefion.

TO be sod az PHbllc I7UctiOr.
On THURSDAY, 3Ia Oct. at 1T o'clock,
- Paueafuct Briigs.
Two seines. nearly new from 90 to 100 fathoms
i long, and from.S to fathoms deep, suitable
10 Hake two cut Of one Conditions, ready cash, or
gocc security At the Washington Bank.
Oct 16.