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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
Commonwealth of Massachusetts

INS6NATE JUNE tShisS
ON the Petnion aforsiaid, Ordered, that the
Pe,toaefs cAufe an s,teiied copy of their petition
wah this order thereon To be ierved on the town
c'erk Of the town Of NotthyArmcuth, and to be
pabi,thsd 10 the Portland Gazette. the Lad publ
eAuon aud the ierv,ce 10 he made thirty days at
leaf before the hth Wednesday OF the ne; .siEion
of the general court that all peions utter
easd may thea appear and thew csuie If any they
hAve) shy this prayer of iaid Petition ihcu.d not
be grained Sent do vn for coucarre ncs
JOHN PHILLIPS, Sysf4sns
An iss Hosn ef R,p,,,erfahvs', JSas IS, $50.
kea0 and eon<urred
TIMOTHY bIChLOW, Speaker
A true copy-Ausg
50 MGLEAEY. Clerk Of the Senate
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10 the Honora6le, the Senate and Hon
Houf Of kfprejeatatioss in Genera,

10 the Honoyable, the Senate and Hon.
Holk Of ktp,ejfasatiDes in General
Court HDen,5Lea'
EE iubteribers committee Of the 6rh Parifh
IN Northyarmouth, in the county Of cumber-
land, ask leave bumbly to repreient, That the
m,niiterial lands belonging to said FAriih are At
preient aud for many years pai have been a'moa
altogether unproductive, that ex, eating ABOUT ten
acre. Of up'and and piece of saIt maj a. the ref
idue 4 common for cattle to Craze upon at large,
and yields no income whatever 20 the Parifh or
their min,ier. That depfeda,ions have teen com.
mitted on the wood lands. aud the wood aud tim
Der, nearly all taken IF 70 ,ha, the lands are daily
deereshng in va ne; bur if they coud be fold IND
the money put ,ntersfl and that iurereit applied
to the iupport of their m,niler, the Pariih would
derive great benefit from it-Where they now
comparatively receive none
Your petitioners, thes efoie in the name aaasn
behalf OF laid Parifh and with the cenien, Of their
Rev. Paitor, humby rsqusft your houers. that fuch
gentlemen a. the Hon Legislature may fee Il, to
appoint. be incorpc a,ed by the name Of ths r suf.
tees Of the min'nerial fund IN the fri Pasiih in
North) armouih, aud that they be empowered to
fell all the minii,eriai lands belonging to faid Par
iih a. fooo they lind il for the iaierea thereof
and veit the proceeds Of the fale IN fund. the
income OF which fha be duly appied TO the iup-
port Of fc,tled minifter in ,asd PArfl anu tor no
other purpois, and as in duty tOuAd will ever
pray.
AMAiI r. MrTCHELL,7
TkIsIR IA GILMAN Csns,iisss.
WILLIAM BaRROWS,
NorthyarmouSh, June 1916
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DIED.

In n wbury. NJ. S.ephen ll,ley. aged so.
In Bsunswick, on The 7lh ms Mrs judith
Tsfpsu, consort Of Mr.. Josiah Z. L and osugh
ter Of Rev. Samuel WOODWARD, aged IL.
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hIIRRIE ID

II B'idgc,on, on the Sd ins. by sebs Smith
Esq Ms. N.,hanlei Flint, TO Miss Rebecssh
lss sis
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NE ~ Gt)OON,
SUITABLE for the prefer, and approaching fe..
- ION are nov opening for faIe by
JOSEPH HARROD,
Corner v E<lbs.ss a.S bTidas f,Mf,
AMONG wHIcB Ar
superhns black, blue, brown, bottle and mix d
BroAdcioths
Common and low priced do. do
Black. blue, dra5 and mix'd Cafimeres, fuper6ne
and 6ne
Imperial Cords-Satsinet,s--veve
. and 4 inghams-Caiicoes-F urnitures
Cambria aud common Dimcties
cafe Bomhsze,ts, all colours
Back and h.te worried Hofe-Cotton fIofe
az, BandAnna and black fix Handk erchiefs
"A and Ga Cambria and Cambria Mullins
Mufllns, 40 afor,ment
cate Irih Linens, very low
Black and coioured LsteAring aud sinchaws
Gentlemen and Lad,ss' black and white & X Hofe
Beaver kid and elk Gloves
! cafe Caution Grapes, all colours 5a
Black, olive, green aud brown Nankin Crapes
Italian Grapes, black, white aud PINK
India Calicoes and C0ttons
Scotch and Tartan Pla,ds-- ats
Flanaels end Baixss-Rufiia Diapers
Back aod white Milisnetes-Cypre(s Ca~se
Yellow and white Marking Canvaf.
Pink and white Sarfnetts Ribbons
Imitation shawls- Chintx ditto
Pelife and Queens Cloths blue and olive
steam Loom shifting -Colera,a Cotton
Imperial and Elk Habit 5u,tous
Cotton balls-Siik Twin
bale American Wafer Loom Sheeting
do. do. do. do. Shifting
Duthls, Kerfsys, SC. &c
~ The above Goods will be fold very low for
Cath only. slF S.ps. 10,
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NOTICE.
'HE copar'nerfhp heretofore exiting under the
firm Of
l.. L. JACKSON & Co.
/. by mutual couieo, this day d;dolved. All per.
ions having demands againit laid finn are requefied
to exhibit the lame, and Oh perions indebted to
laid firm are requefsed TO make immediate payment
to l. 7. jackson and CxARlss Mar. who are d.
~ authorizedto adjaa ane (s,,ie the fame.
L. I. Jackfon.
Charles May.
Lothrop Conant.
Bruulwick, sept 10
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1T is distres sing to see some scores CT these
psor animals patroilin, the sires-, lite slly n
q state of starvation, rabbino gsvdsn,, cellars,
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pbiIsmadelbboi !! ! !

PbIlsmadelpb0i
THE members Of the PHlLOMADELPHOi
SOCIETY are notified that their Auniverfa'y
will be eeiebrared a, the public Meeting Houie in
hi, town on Tuesday the sth, of October next
at enc clock p. NJ An GRAFTON will be publicly
pronounced by Edward Andrews. E!qure-snd
an Hulogy on our tecsxfed brothers Abion Pierce
and Rober, andrews jr. BY Samuel Faruiwor,h jr.
NJ. ID.
A general attendance l. requened.
ELK4NdH AND2EWS, Sssy.
Bsidgston sept. 3, 1916
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Copartnership Formed.
L. T. JACKSON & CHARLES MAY,
BEG leAve TO Inform their frie nds aud the pub
lie that they have taken .hs fore lately occupied
BY l.. I Jackfou X Co nd will in future traniac,
bulneis under the finn Of
JACKSON & MAY,
where they fer general sfortmee, Of
Englib, Wef India q american Gods,
on liberal ,erms LTJACkS0N
CHARLES Mar.
Brunfwick. feps. 10
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liNio'iowing Dialogue, from a venerable and
Inspected correspondent, was received too late
nf oar last paper, and before the result of the
=" vote on the question Of separation was
Aaown-And notwithstanding the final deter
mutation OF Maine 10 continue her maternal
soanectIon with Lady Massachusetts" il will
suofd some useful hints to the =" family" should
Of its members again become enamoured
mn Ire vain and chinerical notion of dissoIving
~e,' present happy connection for the purpose
y setting up for themselves.'l
z Conversation betosen the rensrable Lady Mas
.ssasafs, and Jack Freeman, serrant Of her
sslggAdsr Name.
.nass Welcome, young man, it grstfes me once
~, 'oses you under my ROOT, hope the intsrv lew
~h' se advantageous to both branches of my nu-
-.s0us family. l am willing not only 10 give
.sn's put TO take it, as far as shall cOnduce TO
general advantage.
-, a'es"an. thank you Madam, and must not
o' question your sincerity, Notwithstanding
!, uas.ef mas discovered a ccnside rable readiness
~ w.. ne OF ,;and tue whole branch of the fam.
'!.o which belong. -
.1aas Probably some Of my family would DO
I wv separating my daughter Maine from me;
'er my husband it is only in compliance with
~. .'1' WISHES, that he 50 readily consents to the
sSp''ea separation. He has so often been har
go. VIVA petitions to that purpose, that he has
s Sh.s weary OF the din, and now has serious
,,;. s's VI letting you try your own skill IN man
nsss your Affairs. And could he be persuaded,
sa.la would be for your benefit, 1 presume he
n.s 49, NOT act with much reluctance, as by the
!, Te no special disadvantage would result to
uA;.s, pam to me, Freeman, your views of the
AMI 49,, .aa me views of that part of the family,
I've ta,ten Al
faton. ''S ~ Inc '"'c s'a'ior ior sepa-
9th, , as IN fact, Madam, your daughter, like
Of, ases OF her rank and situation, has notion
IN Won. winch she Cannot have, and remain
kI,.r. ",e'ce' and under yonr coniroul This
M, W, he root OF the whole difficulty.
esasds,. ,ausea am sorry my dau ghter SO in
R..e' sad SO Incorporate in her desires.
'ns"an. But, Madam, Ihaye mot EXCLAIMED
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Bruulwiek, sept 10
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-25

CALDWELL s. JACKSON
Haze jis' reeeived and offer for role ss
fbeir store
SO boxes frefh Raiiins
10 barrels New York Pork
IS barrels excellent Whifkey
10 caiks Cohen Cheese
barrel refined Salt Petrr.
November &C.
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November %.
~. WTDDTN.PTRN

w. Ny RID I. 1&AttJ IN
IT AS juf received from New York, BY
the flooP MarEares captain Hughs, A.
general aGortment Of Genuine
.WEDECI3-Es, DRUGS sc
warranted to be Of verv fupcr:or quality:
which makes his afiortment large and COM
plete. Among them is,
London Magnolia, in fmall fquares
Reit calcined do,
London prepared Tpecacuanha, Red Bark
and WHiiehead's EGence of Mufard
Evans bett Lancets
Crown do. OF fuperior quality
Cluley's Key Inftrnments, for extracting
Teeth, Gum LaRcets
Flafic and iivcr CatIieters
Spachaios anorted Apothecaries' Scales
ard Weights
Patent and common TruHes
Ref Copal Varni(li, Gum Copal
Kings Yellow, Patent DO. L:iharge
Red & Black Lead, bet ref lSd 5sltnetrc
Medicine Chefs for families and veAe!s,
complete, with directions, &c. &c
All Of which he will icll at his mop onFarr-
fax 4. oppofte MeiTrs. G. S, ] p Thomp-
fon's, on the mott accommodating terms, to
his cufomers, county mercl. is, phys
clans, farmers, and retail cufumcr To
whom he returns his grateful thanks, and
hopes to merit a continuance Of their favors.
October 80. W4w
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TAKE NOTICE,

That it is particularly requeiiee that thofe
perlons indebted to the late irm of Withers
s. Herbert, ihOuld come forward and make
immediate payment, as the fubicrber is
extremely anxious to pay Of what may be
due by 1aid firm and rlOfe :he buiineis; alb
realonable Indulgence having been gwen.
Bank or Alexandra. Should be~abfent
at any time, Mr. John Warrington, living
at isid houle, OF Mr.. c. Gilpin, living with
MelTrs, Griffith & Brawner, will attend in
my ltead and fgn in my name receipts for
any money paid on fuch accounts, they be-
ing hsrebY authorized 70 to do
CAVE WITHERS-
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also risen in the same proportion, there
being SO few of them in the late i'm.
ports. A pretty sanguine expectation
seems now TO become prevalent that
our Tobacco Market generally will i'm.
prove still farther. In other articles
we have nothing new TO notice.
Washington, .Nou. %.
The Speaker of the of House OF Re
personalities (dr CLAY, arrived in
this city on Thursday.
Orders were received by seversl
merchants in New Yark, per the las,
arrival from England, to purchase aour
the price limited, however, TO Ten
Dollars; which is two and a half dollars
below the market price in tina, city
% the election Of Col. Tnoup to
succeed IN The SENATE for the next
term, pf. EiBD resigned his seat for
The remainder of his presn, term OF
service. 1t was expected that Col. T.
caBcy
-----s1rr.r~~Src~,co.-ssz,s,.---.--.
CT Those persons who feel in
.tercsted III The establishment of a
Branch OF the u. s. Bank within
the town Of Alexandria are earnest
y invited TO assemble at M.Lauph-
I'm cavern tomorrow evening at
6 O'clock.
Nov. Is.
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SrTaet Of Letter, .from LtUerhooi
dated oct. 70 1916.

Referring 70 the annexed Copy
our last we have now 20 remark that
the price OF Wheat remains pominalIy
the same as therein quoted, altho' the
demand is much slackened this week.
We went rather too far perhaps in say
ing Anericap Flour would bring 20 s.
per Barrel. Il would be better not TO
expect more than SIS. Rice has fallen
several shiiiiogs, aud cannot be quoted
more than 81 S. s. 81 s. per Cwt,
The finer kinds Of Tobacco continue
the SANG as before, but the middling
descriptions have advanced IL per ID.
this week, Stemmed TobacCos have
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Public Sale.
On WEDNESD AY next, will be fold at
the office OF JOHN JACKSON & Co.
on''nion ftreet, between King and Prince.
bale fuperfne cloths,
90. do.
3 do. aufhngs and coatings
do. plains drab, blue and mixs
cafe umbrellas, % inch,
do. plain and corded velvets
do. super Madrafs Handkerchief
do. common do.
do. cotton Cambricks, e-S and Ga.
do gilt and plated bnttois
Z do elegant French Hats
ALSO,
a prime a1Jrtment of India Goods, con.
fitting of corah chintz, checks funerioT
company gurrahs, emertes & chin,z. with
variety of Ieafonablc goods.
November as
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was, that as they had been publicly
made, they were no longer within his
controul, and that we should make s,cb
use Of them as we sa" proper, aud
felt ourselves only responsible for the
correctness--and that as the renor,
would be made from memory oniv-
and not perhaps stated in the precise
order in which il occurred--we honed
that liberal indulgence would be eiy-
en- to our efforts. We however, will
in Justice to that gentlemen remark as
he appears very sensitive upon the
subject, that we are veil satisfied thu;
his remarks were made without refer.
cnce TO his situation, and with great
reluctance as j, comes within our knew,
ledge that he vas pressed by persons
TO take floor entirely disconnected with
any banking institution, and we arc
well coDvinc ed that he came merely
as an ordinary spectator for had il
been otherwise there is no doubt but
what the interest of that institution
TO which he is attached could have
with Oery Httie e1'erfi3n voted down C
very resoluticn--yet they abstained,
from a false deiicacy, to exercise that
privilege and Influence, which if pIac.
ed in situation where it would have
been less 10 their interest they would
have heen much more active IN using IL.
1t is also worthy Of re ark that the old
est banking institution iii the town has been
denied representation in the committee
appointed by the Chairman, while each of
the other three chartered Banks have i r,-
preventative and ore has two.
We 10 not expect there is disposition on
the part of the Bank to establish 4 branch
in tie district, or it would have been done
ere this-and the present excitement to
p" Justify the expectation" IS used 10 CO cree
II; but should it prove successful we fear
that there will not be much advantage de-
rived from it, as the former experience
which has been had vii most likely induce
them to establish an Offke of - Pay and De.
post" instead Of Z" Discount and Deposit"
as they formerly did.
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THE subscriber has juR received pc
/ NERAL Afortment of BAR IRON Of
every deicr'ption. fuch as Plough P}agesJ
Axe Bars, Tire Iron OF ,ffereut So IS
and thicknels. iquare and fat bars Of all
fizrs, round belt citto, well aiIorted GER
man and Crowley Steel of good quality,
Spikes, Nails, Brads and SprgS of ms own
manufacturing, and almot every article in
the building line, which he wiz eel on-the
mott reaionabie terms. Being eoayenent
to the water rhole trading up and down the
river amt Others will find il TO their advau-
tase 70 call al his Nail Mandatory, Union
itreet, where they can be iuppled al he
fhortef notice and every favor gratefully
acknowledged. =
HORACE FIELD,
November az.
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AT meeting 81 the citizens OF Alex
andria, convened a. he City Tavern
tho 2lst day of N1vember, 1916
pursuant 10 notice gi1en by the may
or, to take into consideration thc sub
ice. OF p"titioniug fora branch Of The
u. States Bank, TO be est blishvd u
The District of Columbla- Edmund
Lee. Esq mayor of A.ex4ndua.
was called up 10 the chair, ard A
lNxander Moore appointed secretaiy
Reso!Oca, \ hat committee of fvs
persons be appointed TO draft resolu
tions expressive OF the sentiments oi
this meeting, with respec, TO the eS
adjustment of Brancn of HE Uni,cG
States Bank in The dis;ict Of Colum
bia.
NVhcreupon the following gentlemen
we've haried the committee
George Deneale, Thomas Swami
Jacob Hoffman. Anthony c. Cazeuoye,
and John Longdcn The committee
retired, and after some time returned
and made their report to this meeting {;
and the same being fully considers d, /.
was ;hercupon
Resolved, That the present and en-.
Creasing commercial ard other bus.
ness CT the District Of Columbia, aud
the prosperity OF lis citizens, the int.
rest nj the bank OF the T.. States, as
we'll as that of the District, wouId be
promoted by the establishment OF a
branch OF that institution in the town of
Alexandria, in the said district, or il
the town Of Alexandria cannot be OBJ,
tanned, then in such other place in the
District as the President and Directors
of The bank OF the T. S. may deem ex.
Pedient
RcsoDcd, That the foregoing consi-
dcra;ions, independent OK any connect
ed with the government, justify the
expectation, that the Btsuict OF CO.
!umbis, which has so largely contribut
ed to the capital stock of the Lank O
the q States, will not be excluded
from a participation in those advantag
es which are anticipated from it.
RESOLVED, That the chairman OF this
meeting, Thomas Vowel, Hugh Smith
Phineas Jsnney, Thomas Swami, ana
Joseph Dean, be q committee to coop
crate with OUT fellow citizens Of Other
parts OF the District, to take such steps
as may be deemed expedient 10 pre-
mote the views OF this meeting, ant
The essential interests Of The town oil
Alexandria.
Resolved, That these proceedings
be published in the Alexandra news
papers, and that the chairman tor yard
copies Of the same to The mayors Col
Washington and Georgetown.
Resolved, That the chairman is en-
titled TO The thanks of this meeting for
the manner in which he has discharged
The duties of bis station-
EDM LEE, Clairmau.
ALEXANDER Moong, Sec'ry.
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BAR IRON.

Noyerber a5.-3t
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Mr. John Muir,

YOU will take notice, that on the 6t!'
day of the Circuit Court of the District
of Columbia, to be held for the county
of Alexandra, in November 1916, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard ;
shall move that court to award Judg-
ment against YOU in favor OF the common
council Of Alexandria, for the sum of
sixty four dollars and one cent, being
the amount due for paving and taxes on
streets, in the town of Alexandria, fol
the years 1910, II, 12, IS, IA and 10
according to the act of congress passed
he 95th February. 1904.
]. ID. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria.
May isle dom
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Mr. John b Dabney,
May u5.16

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
Law of the Circuit Court of the District
# Columbia, to be held for the county OF
Alexandria, in November 1916, or as
Don after as counsel can be heard !; shall
cove that corrt to award Judgment
ainst YOU in favor of the common couh-
ii Of Alexandria, for the sum OF twenty
tx dollars and FIVE cents, being the "a
.nount of taxes due on your property on
yolf-street. in the town Of Alexandra,
tor the years 1904, $, ., . ., y, ~
ii, IL, IS, IA and l5-accoraing 10 tAe
act of congress passed the 18th Febraa-
airy, 1904. - CLAIMS
Attorney for the Common Council
OF Alexandria.
May 15-16 dom
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The Declaration Of lndepen
dence.

We have no authentic copy OF this
most important State Paper, the very ha-
sis that supports the proud column OF A.
meriean Liberty none, at least, OH which
the eve of taste can rest, for a moment,
with satisfaction. TTby hare ace not !?
The English nation, still proud OF
their Magma Chartar, though every pro-
vision it contains has been trampled upon
by the bold ambition of their rulers, have
nubhshed edition after edition of this in
strument, each more splendid than It's
Predecessor. Sir William Blackstone
has collated and commented on this
fine copy Of Magma Chartar has been ex-
celled by latter specimens of art, and the
iac-similes Of the scales and signatures
nave madeeyery reader of taste in Great
Britain acquainted. in some degree, not
merely with the state OF knowledge and
Of art at the period in question, but with
he literary attainmenis, also, OF King
John, King Henry, and their Barons
oold."
surely the Declaration OF American
Independence is, at least, as well emit
led to the decorations of art as the Mag
IA Chartar Of England and # the fac-s-
niles Of the signatures of the patriots whs
isned it were published in America, |
you'd serve to CRAFTY a curiosity, at leas
laudable as thai which calls for imita
IONS Of the correspondents of Junius, O..
If the arissocracy that wrested the En-
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

I'D AN AWAY from the subscriber on
hN, the 9th of June last. an indented
apprentice to the hating business by the
name of William Rurk, about Is years
of age, we'll grown, about 5 feet 7 Or 8
inches high, slim made, and took with
him chen he went away two suits of new
domestic summer cleathes mixed, besides
old ones. The above reward with all
reasonable expenses, will be paid for ap.
pretending and bringing said boy to me,
or Ten Dollars vii! be given if detained
any where so that I get him. | expect
he has gone towards Lancaster, Pennsyl-
yania. as he was resident Of that place.
EP. The Editor of the Lancaster
Journal, will give the above 6 insertions,
and send his account to this office.
Thomas L, Martin.
august IL
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eI;sh Charter from the reluctant monarch
Of the day.
We are firmly persuaded that the more
the principles of our Declaration OF inde-
pendence are spread out before the eyes
Of the world. the more they will be adj
.mired, by foreign nations as well as oui
own: and every innocent and honestde
vice that may serve to attract attention
toward them, will serve, also, to promote
the great cause Of public liberty. Suci.
an embellished edition as will render II
an ornament to an apartment, will have
a tendency to spread the knowledge o.
Its contents, among those who WouId
otherwise have turned their thoughts but
lightly towards the subject. Such an e,
|dItion will serve to place it continually
under the eve of man, woman, and chic
lin family,it will associate the pleasure
Ible ideas Of elegance and ornament witt
the history Of the transaction itself, ano
|familiarize those principles which form
Tor ought to form, the very bond ahd ce
|ment Of political society. Norris 1T Q,
small moment that such an edition, well
executed, will serve as a specimen oil the
state of the fine arts amongst US at the pre-
sen, day. Actuated by these views, the
Subscriber proposes to publish
"a Splendid Edition Of the Declaration
Of independence,
Which shall be, in al! respects Anne
ricap. All the necessary materials shall
he manufactured in this country, and ex-
pressly for this publication. The Designs
the Engravings shall be the work OF Anne
merican Artists the publication through
out shall afford evidence of what our CT
tizens have done in politics and Can d.
| in art.
Philadelphia, March, 1916.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-16

Is recommended as an Invaluable me
diciue for the speedy relief and perman-
cnt cure of the various complaints result
Ing from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
residence in climates un-
favourable. to the constitution, the lmmo-
derate use of tea, frequent intoxicatlon
or any other destructive intemPerance
the unskiIful or excessive use OF mercu-
", the diseases peculiar to females at a
certain period Of life, bad lylngs in, &c