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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-25

Leaf not avcrfc TO bringing Il OF. nc
was offered the elevated place OF hrit
Major General Of the Army. Inc emo'-
urnents Of this place were worth from nVe
j ten thoufand dollars per annun put
it might Be permanent and then m 20
ie6orll1ip of Bottom and all IFS rich sPpen-
dages, might be loft for year or two
Military fplenCor and renown TINS eaui-
"A Tome hetitation, but it was finally ad
iulted by the fathers becoming the Gen
eral, and the fon becoming the Collector
70 that nothing was loft TO the family
Now after all all this if The friends OF
the General, think his revolutionary ser
vices nave not been compenfated let them
cleo him governor on that ground Tor
one | ,hink there il not 10 much due. a.
to jultity the negIed Of one already IN
hat Office, who u fay The leait, has done
as much disinterefed service to The Country
as Be b4i,
Ast3 he merits Of the democratic can
didate curing The late war, | an not 3
Judge if they are Of fo high an order az
has been reprelented, it Is unfortunate
that they fhould have failed Of making
their jul mprc6Iop on the Administration,
where to FAY the leaf, there was no ~
1viR or prejudice sgainit him.
Ills northen expedition qvds not tborg6t
well Of by the Administration, elfe why
80. f-~x1 = ,cy,, ,,auI - ~ ~
ner which would have rendered him ex-
eu(able, even if he had reGgnrd his Com
milton. But he kept his Commiifon,
and It's emounents, until the war cloied,
and then, though firt in rank, he was
not felected for one Of the permanent
Army The General himielf has com
planned of this treatment, in being tuPer'
lrded in the conmaad againltCanada. He
had leave OF ablence on account OF GckueiI
after &c had got well and even Genera
Lewis iadulged himlelf in.inuendoes Of nc
pleaiant nature SO far be has been treated
Ill: but if he has had honors, and 9th
ces, and emoluments tor himfelf and hi:
friends, beyond any thing known in thi:
Country in any other lnnance, he ha:
nothing to claim on the fcore Of tcrvices.
With refpect to his being no party man,
this is mott ludic Gus He is offered the
chair becaute he is a party man, and b.
caule, il is expected he viii prove it. II
moderation and impartiality are wanted
turely there is no location for change
"A MODERATE MAINE MAN
Feb 26, 1877.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-25
Hon. WILLIAM KING,
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOP..n!!


The second page Of this most edifying
pamphlet begins thus -
SKETCH of the life of Major Gen.
Hen J Dearborn, from I775 10 1912 !" we
are tlen informed, in the same Cd, page
taat the Gen is descendant from one*
of the fi;st settlers in Aeqv HAMPSHIRE, who
emigrated from the country Of Deponshire
IN England that he received medical ed
uc5tion under The instruction OF Doct Hall
Jackson, oil Portsmouth, qvho 7v4s a distln-
gu'shtd surgeon in the re evolutionary army,
and Justly celebrated as one of the most able
physicians which New England has pro-
duced" Here we would remark, that
nobody doubts the justly acquired celebrity
81 Doct. Hall Jackson and if Docf. Henry
ID Ir60rn had possessed The talents Of D0ct
Jackson, then, undoub ed.y, BY patience and
perseverance I'D his practice, az Nottingham
Sqnare,1n Ne7O HamllshiTe he might by this
time, have risen 10 the high professional
rank OF bis Instructor. But the Generals
BIographer, in this part ofthe " sketch" Of
MS life, has n0t informed us how he sue
ceeded as Doctor, at Nottingham square,
and this 3lograPher Of Doctor Dearborn,
with pecudar adroitness which he has dis
played thro' the 7vhote sketch, by his ptu.
dent silence on this point, leaves abundant
room Tor the charitable presumption, that
Dearborn nughf nave become a celebrate d
Doctor, IN due time as he received his
" ols1'caf education under the instruction
2" man oil learning and talents And
verify we say, then, that /" meekeytd chart
tY should weep, for the honour Of DOcter
Dea born and his friends, that he has NOT
continued, until this day, in MS hop ful Ca
eer, as Doctor, " az Nottingham square
IN his native State Of New HAMPSHIRE. Bnt
ne Doctors BiograpbeF goes oh 10 inform
ns' that he employed ms iclsure hoard and
i the Nottingham squate-Eolks remember
CORRECTLY, this Doctor Dearborn had many
leisure hours there, I'D military exercises [.
being convinced, (who told YOU So. Mr. ri.
'sFspher y that the time was ratidfy an.
y oachIng, when the lIbei ties or ITS count
y must either be shamcfully surrendered.
of boldly defended u the hoint og I'M.
swsrs" And The evealful hour arrived.
wien al The sage instructions Of Doe,or
Why not from TWO # The 6-s, settlers pro.
badly the b.cGrspasr meant one frore q tes,.,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-25
Massachusetts, Election.
From the CKNTINEt.
TO The Electors Of Massachusetts,.
FELLOW-CITIZENS,

FELLOW CITIZENS,
THOSE who are supporting the pre-
tenlions of the democratic candidate 70
the office of Governor, by imprudentiy
felting his claims too high, feem to in
vite icrutiny, and toSjustify thofe who
think his merits of an inferior order, in
Tripping him of qualities with which mis-
mi.judging friends have decorated him
If they had been fatished with reprefcn.
ting him as good folder io the revolu
tionary war, good citizen Gnce. and a
laborious partizan in the caufe Of the ad
minirtration for which, he and his fam
lily have been well paid with money and
ofice) from the time the Principles at
WAsHINGroN began TO be abandoned,
TO the prefent Gay, no one would have
queitione his title to the iupport Of the
MATS Of democrats. BUT to Unfit upon
the votes OF any but the mott violent dem
ocrats, upon the ground that he defervss
more of the people than Governor
BROOKS, or that he will be lels of party
man, is really doing him an injury, be
caule it obliges the friends of the latter
to enter into companion, and TO put the
ifue fairly TO the people.
Il is really honorable TO find, at ibis
late day, 70 much Of the fpirit ofthe rev
olution left, as makes it necehary in
some meafure for both parties to found
their principal hopes of fuccess, on the
fuperiour merits Of their Candidate, du
ring the fruggle for independence and
fcrtu ately there are yet many living Wit.
nsTcs whole teliimony ought to decide
the quelion. hat the democratic eau
cue Candidate was good officer 10 the
feveral lituations in which he was placed
il is NOT necefiary TO dispute but 'hat
BROOKS was 70 happy as TO have been
mott coufpicuouly placed, and TO have
fulfilled tie highei expectations of his
hyperion officers, and OF his country has
never until now been made . qurRiou
hlitory Teens TO have fettled the point
and W ASHINGTON himfeIf, if We
JUDGE at the regard and affection hs al
ways ih3aed to Brooks. !stms to havs
participated IN the general n,i.lake, If he
really did nor aand higher than he op
petition candidate On account OF his mil
itary talents and fersices. But thefe
companions are odiOus, and do not win
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-25
ORDER IN COUNCIL.

The London Gaze /. OF Jan I8, 1917,
contains an order in council continuing
for FIX months, from the 9Th Of Februa
~. the prohibition againlt transporting
without leave from the Privy Council
gunpowder. faltpetre, or any fort Of arms
or ammunition, to the coat of hleica
Wei Indies, or Continent Of America,
the Britiih Colonies and United States
excepted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-25


The Funds are conEderabIy higher this
morning II Is lta,ed here, tina; from the
immrni- fums Of money unemployed, and
from the late dividends that il IS probas
bic prices will continue 70 improve. Mo
ney continues very plentiful, AID the
large fums pur into circulation laiely will
probably % TO the purchair Of ftock, and
tha; the only reafon for the delay vas the
expectation Of a greater deprefion on &C.
count of the French loan.
II Is now a(certained, that Lord Whit
worth quits the government of Ireland'
and is 10 be succeeded by Lord Talbot,
Zone Of MIR Pits new lords, Of the name
or Chetwind) but lord Talbot is only to
hold this office til the arrival of lord
MORA from India he has lately been
made Marquis of Haitings, and on his
arrival, is to be created Duke of Hunt.
iugdon.
An article in a German paper relates
TO the French contributions. On account
of untorcieen circumstances, particularly
rhe bad harvef. the reverse o. France
hal been chemically dim.Ithed and there
I fore tn. Duke de Richelieu requelted
the Minifers of the four great Powers
20 confeny, that during the mouths ot
January and February, no pay ihoud be
requited II but that they fhould be paid
with The others due in the fix months
fucceedng. lhe article proceeds &c
fate thar the rsqueif with refpect to the
greater part of the fun was compiled
with by three of the Powers, and thai
the RuiIian Minister, who could not re
ceive initructions time enough, agreed to
follow the decihon of the other Powers
We learn from Madrid, that a Com
mifi3l has been named to proceed to
Buenos Ayres and Mexico, with full au
thority to offer the mott lioeral concei
fi,ns on the part of Old Spain TO the
south American Provinces, upon condition
at returning to their allegiance. 9mongtl
The CommllIioners, all OF the tirit reipec'
liability, are Gems. Nottingham and
Roche, both of whom ferved IN the Pen
iniula and alto in South America.
France appears in fate Of pefec
tranquility The King ifiued Decree
on the I'd Jan authorizing Loan OF a
bout 100. 100000 dollars and 1t Wi
b. obferved by letter updsr date OF tn
23, that Exchange on England had taller
under confident expectation that th'
loan would b. taken up by Certain COM
mercial houses III London
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-25
PARIS, JAN 10.

There has been a review before the
IhuiIleries Gen. Laurilyon commanded.
Two y The guards of the Cosnt DER.
tois fought duel, this daSwiln fwords,
in the Champ dc Mars. One Of them
was killed BY ltab in the breait We
are ignorant of The caule OF The quarrel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-25
coNsTANrINopLE. NOV. Il.

The Captain Pacha has laid at the feet
Of the Sultan, the treafuxe AIKEN from
the bcheaded Governor of Smyrna.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-25
LONDON, IAN. ID.

An extraordinary estting OF The
Hampden Tub is called fer oaturd y
nsxt. The meeting of the CsaUsaisa et
DELEGATES from al the places which nave
agree "a r. ION Tor Parliamentary
reform Is u take place on the 22d Of this
month. A third meeting 10 the = Champ
dc NJ IS notified for lie hrit Monday
after the fitting Of 2-s,lamens. ne gen.
era. CIV i for reform in the Repreisn-
tation Of Parliament.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-25
FOR THE GAZETTE.
70 26, lSI7.

Messrs. Editors have recently had
tn pleasure Of prruai g an elecnoHeerins
Pamph t, q frinfed II the office Of fhe Van
kee, 40 IS, otafe-sreet, Boston" , beginn
log with The most alluuug words following,
o wit Fl:
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION ~
"FIRsT McNDAYIN APRIL MKT!
A1IE8ICAN NOMINATIONS" =!
MAJOR GENERhL
HENRY DE a RBOAN,
FOR GOYERNOP."i
Hon. WILLIAM KING,
FOR LIEUT.. GOFERNOR..r 2!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-25
forelgu greIligence.

WHINE TANAAst@& Ae@&'
Prom THE s4lsirn,rs Fsdersi cszsus Of March IS.
Captain tIobfon. o. the Zip Belvidera,
who arrived here yefterday from Liver
pool, with liz ufaai attention. has favor
ed the sdisor oi the Gazelie Hith bic Of
Englilh papers
Captain Hobfon failed on the 18th
January, and brought private letters OF as
late due as the 27sh. from which we have
been politely favored with exracs the
latelt newl,'spers contain London dates
to the aft, and Liverpool TO the 24'h.
Accounts OF the diitrehes of the poor,
and Of meeti IS to petition for q reform
OF Parliament, occupy comfortable Por-
ton Of the Englifh papers.
The illnefs Of the King Of France is OF
the mott ferrous nature his phyhcian
has pronounced that dToPly has taken
place, ard that his cafe is hopeless.
Letters from Wataw contradict the
pretended intelligence OF an e&uaordina-
ny levy of conicripts IN Poland.
The Diana tranfport, with mechanics
and feamen, had arrived At Portsmouth
from Quebec.
The RuGian Conful 10 London has
iaued Circular, declaring that it Il pro
hibifed to imrort, in foreign ihips, any
other goods in the Duchy Of Finland,
except the growth. production or manu-
facture of thofe countries TO which the
films belong, under the penalty of for
fei,urc. ConluIar certificates of property
are required.
srEzzIA, DEC I8.
Two American fhips, one veiiel of
war have been at anchor three days in
our Roads, where there a'e alto two In
glilh hips The crews have had (everal
quarrels, which circumaance has indu-
ced the magiltrates to requelt the Cap
tains nor to allow their men TO come
afhore at the fame hours. We know not
the caule of thefe diipures; but it ap
pears thar the fame fhips had met at 81
city, and that their quarrel itill continues
here. The Engliih pretend that the A.
mericans icduced one of their (ailors,
who fold to an fmerican powder and
arms belonging to his ihiP.
A letter from Liverpool of the 25th
of Jan obferves -
:. From a conllruciion that has lately
been put on the Treaty concluded in SIS
betwesn the United States and Great
Britain il appear thar soods exported in
American fhies. from his country, are
only iuoject duty of one half per cent.
inte4d of one cent. as has been paid,
and have taken meafures to obtain a
return of the amour. Of duty overcharg
ed for the ihipments have made to the
United States, in which | have but little
doubt of fucceeding
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07
FIFTY Dollars Reward.
March 81

The store of the subscriber was bSoken
open on Tuesday night last by TOR.
cling the bar. and breaking part OF the
door. From the mark on the door and
BAR it appears to have been done BY a
crowbar or an iron bar. Some old and
Young Tyson teas, with few other arti'
cles were taken. about fourteen dollars in
small change and four dollar note Of
a bank on the Eastern Shore, signed
Fcack'e, President, with a parcel OF pa
pers, were taken from the till. There
was also taken out of trunk from
amongst about thirty bundles OF papers,
bundle containing Sundry orders and re-
|ceipts relative to a particular business
some of which was found near the store
next morning A large right hand glove
vas lett behind. worked on the back with
biue, and suaked with crimson silk. The
above reward will be given for any in'or
nation which will lead to a discovery Of
the perpetrators Of the above robbery.
George Cole man.
March 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07
Notice.

Runaway from the subscriber in Corn
saIIis's Neck, a negro woman named
phllis, formerly the cook and market
woman of Captain Richard stonestreet
Of Broad Creek-i have heard she wishes
to get to Philadelphia. | will give One
Hundred Dollars if taken in or about
Philadelphia Twenty five If taken in OF
about Baltimore, and Fifty Dollars il
taken in Alexandria or neighborhood, and
occurred in any Jail so tina ! get her
gain. heard lately she was seen in
Washington with her free husband, WIN
call hi .nself William Adams.
Joseph N. StOnesrect.
February "a If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07
Vice Consulate Of Spain,
.qlsxandria, eeth March, 1917.

.flsxandria, 2eth March, 1917.
In pursuance of a Royal Proclama-
ton Of his Catholic Majesty, bearing
date the eth October, 1916, the in.
PRODUCTION into the kingdom of SPAIN
of all and every description offoreisn
manufactures, composed wholly, OIL
in part of cotton, is totally and strict
ly prohibited. For the information
Of whomsoever it may concern, In
conformity to orders, | do hereby
make known said royal decree.
JOAQUIN ZAMORAN0.
March 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07
James MDOnald,

Informs his friends and the public il
general, thst he has commenced the
.oat Bread Baking in Royal street, neA'
nor to the Herald printing Office ; wher'
81. will be thankful to them that NAV +.
or ;"@ with their custom.
april 4 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07

LINDSAY AND HILL
OFFER P0R SALE,
1000 bushels iloany ICED Oats
$4,000 do salt for packing and striking
fish
100 bags Havana green coffee
2O hhds West iniia rum
IS bales cotton
6 bids. 4 bis. and 10 boxes sugar
10 do ~hisksy
no tons plsi,tsr
50 do Iogwonh
March 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07

Bryan Hampson and 20.
Offer for sale,
5 puncheons old Jamaica y
so do fine favored Srd 8 }RCM
4th proof Antigua }
40 barrels NE Rum
60 barrels prime green COFFEE
100 bags white
go bags pepper
5000 bushels Liverpool 6ue and grount
alum salt
500 sacks fine salt
With general assortment of Groce
ries, and the best -four for family use.
March 26 II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07
This is to give Notice,

This is to give Notice,
That the subscriber, Of Alexandria
county. in the district OF Columbia, has
obtained from the Orphans Court Of said
County letters OF administration on the
personai estate OF Pc. dinsnd Marstel!er,
late of the county aforesaid deceased -
All persons having claims sgiinst the
said decede1t are hereby sarned to eI.
hibir the same with the vouchers thereof,
passed b. the Orphans Court, to the
subscriber, on o., before the l.th day Of
september next. or they may BY law be
excluded from all ocneft to said ssts:e ;
and those indebted thereto are required
70 make immediate payment Given IN
der my hlnd this l-th Ma Oh 1917.
JAMES X, RIDDLE,
Admir- o. Ferdinand Marstel!er.
March L. eOiw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07
Old Wine. &c.

oIu w lIlC, SC,
The subscriber has added 20 his former
stock four pipes of high favored 8 year
old -ire from tho hou-r Of Scott, Pringle,
yeitCh i TO. which he soliCits trial al.
II STORE,
L. p. Madeira wiz ~ pes, hall
pipc| rnd quarter casks from each Of the
no., ,.ieorated houses in ne island.
Port t. p. Teneriffe and sherry wines
Old Cosnac Brandy, H''iand g'n :
with general assortment Of 'qinrs aud
groceries, for sale at reduce prices, b.
JOHN n. CREASE
Also ten barrels Rye Flour.
Fssruars5. d4teo"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07

NOTICE.
TSn0SE indebted to the e,,,., :
John Forbes are no'lfied, thai . ~
subscribers have authorized Gen Fo,S SN
md HOr. C. M'Eidery to settle ",
same.
Thomas Marshal,
John Forbes.
March l3-l1 colin
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07

Mechanics Bank, Alexandra,
March 4, 1917.
7IvHE Stockholders OF this institution
are hereby notified, that a dividend
of FIVE per cent. on the capital stock paid
in, is this day declared, payable to them
or their legal representatives,, on Friday
The 14th Instant.
By order of the President and Direc'
tors.
Vim. Patton, jun. Cashier.
March ) I'm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07
For New York,

For New York.
<EG The substantial and fast sailing
NRsloop Hector, B. Thorp. master
ourthen 450 barrels will take freight on
reasonable terms for which, or passage
apply On board at Vcwell's wharf, or to
Barnewall and Popham.
Also, for Newly ork.
EES The sioop Alert, Timothy
vGEE, Croker. master; a regular
EuItzff trader. viii be ready in few
S days to receive a cargo, and
will take 500 barrels at low freight. For
which, or passage. apply to
BRnewall u Popham.
Who have for sale, landing 90 Mer
chants wharf. from the above vessel
90 hhds prime quality New Orleans
Sugar.
March 81 Nv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07
Public Sale,
On H0.fDlY, nth ipril.

BY virtue of decree of the high court
of chancery of the state Of Ma yland,
The subscriber will sell at public sale. in
Port Tobacco, on .H0.iD.9T. the l4th
day OF April next, if fair, ifnot the next
fair day thereaiter-Part OF two Tracts
or parcels OF Land. called
Runsonton and BarneS'S Purchascy
ia rne prope ~ OF Richard Barnes, Jun
deceased, containing about $50 acres,
lying in Charles County, within 8 miles
of Port Tobacco, which affords a good
market for wood, with which a large
proportion of this land is covered, the
soil is we'll adapted TO the growth Of corn,
wheat and tobacco. further description
is deemed unnecessary, a. those wishing
to purchase viii no doubt vieu the pre-
misses before the day of sale The terms
are, a credit of twelve months, with r..
terest from the day of sale, the purchaser
sivlrs bond with approved security.
JOHN BARNES, Trustee.
March 2S sawts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07

ORPHANS COURT,
Alexandria County, March Term,
1917.
Ordered, that the administrator oil
Ferdinand Marsteller, deceased, do in
sert the usual advertisement three times
week for four weeks, in the Alexandra
newspapers
A cOPy--Test.
A. MOORE, Register.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07
joseph Spear,

VVoOPl
Respectful, informs his friends and
customers that he has removed from M
old stand 10 King street, between Pa
trick and Alfred streets, opposite to Mr.
Isaac Gibson's where he mas on hana
a quantity OF
Cabinet Furniture
OF the newest fashions AMI made By tie
best workmen, which he will sell very
low He is thankful for past favirs and
solicits 4 continuance Of The public pa
tronage.
april 2 It
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07
AL

:ALT,
Suitable for the Fisheries.
800 bushels Lest Turks Island Salt
1000 do ST. Ubes do DO
1000 ground alum do
900 sacks Liverpool filled
Blown do do
so barrels crab cider
Which will be sold low by
.uordecai Miller.
WHO WILL SELL
100 casks Baltimore Lime, at Tw'
Dollars PER cssk.
Earrh 20 cow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07
Albany Oats,
March 10
COMBS.
Thomas Mount,

Thomas Mount,
Confines to have Combs manufactured
from totolse- shell ard horns. He has
Just finished about one hundred u fifty
riozcn Tortoise shell Combs, II newest
fashions; which, with very general
assortment of combs of all description:
and very handsome collection Of
Fancy Goods, Hardware and
Cutlery,
Inferior to none in the district OF Co,
Iumbia, he offers Ter sale on reasonable
terms, at his Fancy Hardware Store on
King street.
Editors of the National intelligencer
are requested to insert the above three
.imes and send their account to th: OF.
flee. d.
February II
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NOTICE

Written Proposals will be received by
me until the 10th day Of the present
month, for paving the following streets,
viz. Two squares on Duke street, be.
ween st. Asaph and Columbus streets,
Dne square on Washington street. be.
tween Prince and Duke streets. me
SQUARE on Columbus, between Prince au1
Duke streets. Two squares on Union,
between King and Queen streets. One
squsr on Queen between Royal and
Fairfax streets. One square on st. A.
saph between King & Cameron streets.
The contractors will be required to
1--WE bond with approved security, for the
faithful performance Of the above work.
GEO. C0RYELL. :. p.
anil y
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TO EFT,

TO EFT,
A small frame Dwelling House, at the
Int rsection OF Wolf and Columbus SITS.
Joseph hinker.
March % colt