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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-12
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THE PRESIDENCY

vi Kindred character with the attack on the
manners and temper Of Mr. Adams, is that ON
ms Tcl'gious character. Weuadcrstand the adj
yocates OF one OF the candidates have asserted.
tnat HE was the only one who had not abandon
"a nc religion OF his fathers-thus irnput:ng to
Mr. Adams and the othcr candidates, a disbc-
hef IN Christianity. No attack, so faras regards
Hr. Adams, could be more unfortunate: for we
oelieve TO statesman of the pr, sent or any for
NOR period, has had more thorough persuasion
OF the truth Of Christianity, or has more uniform
y performed the duties required of the Disciples
Of tiat religion. Fortunately, we arc not left 10
conjecture, as il relates TO Nr Adams opinions
on ths subject but VIC have item from his own
pen' IN The most striking an impressive man
ner. when Mr.. Adams was Minister in Rus
5Ia, ne icit part ofhis family behind him IN Oun-
~ series Of letters written bv him whilst
mere 10 his son, is expressly devoted TO his re-
marks on the Christian Religion, andthes Book
"'Hcn con'lns ITS history and preccpts If the
publ could rJsscSs This little volume. they
WoulE never question the manners, temper. or
CHRISTIAN principles Of Mr.. Adams. But to re-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-12
John sC0TTT.'

EJNRST Hair Dresser, Cutter, Wig Maker Orna-
A mental Hair Worker, Perfumer, &c. respectful
ly acquaints the ladies, and gentlemen of Richmond
that he has just arrived from w ashington City, and
Will remain III town about week to receive orders
for WIGS, TOUPEES, SCALPS, CURLS, and all
other kinds of hair works which he is prepared to
furnish, to suit any taste, in the first STYLE and ac-
cording to the latest fashions.
J. Scott has just received from Paris an elegant
assortment of LIVE HAIR, which with his own
skill, and that Of the first workmen in the country,
who are i'll his employ, enable him confidently to- as
sure the public that he furnish every article in
bis line i'll style infinitely superior any other in
the U.Sand takes this opportunity to invite ladies
and gentlemen travelling TO the North to call and
examine the extensive stock at his elegant establish
ments, 90 Market and 10 South streets, Baltimore.
]. Scott has with him, and will this day open AT
the store of Mrs. Southgate, Main street, a large
assortment of the most fashionable and best quality
WORKED HAIR, viz. WIGS, for ladies and gem
tlemen; HAIR BANDS, SCALPS, FRIZETTS.
KILL BEAUX, BEAU CATCHERS, SC. closely
initiating nature-also small assortment of choice
PERU merry, viz. Oil of COcoa1aee, so Justly es-
teemed by all who have used it, for preventing the
hair from coming out, aud making it grow thicker
and longer; penus Pomatum, for dying the hair
and whiskers without soiliug the skin; Essence OF
Roses, fresh from Greece, &c. RAZORS and
STROPS, of superior quality, &c. Sc
During his stay here, J. Scott will cut and dress
ladies' and gentlenen's hair, in the first syc-and
to person desirous of purchasing the whole of the
stock he has with him, he would sell bargain, as
it is necessary he shoudspeedy return to Balti-
more.
u J. S. having received the patronage of all the
ladies and gentlemen of fashion and taste in every
city i'll which he has been, trusts that he will not
have cause to complain of extending his annual tour
this season to the capital ofthe Ancient Dominion,
alike celebrated for taste and liberality.
March TIL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-12
YARD ELECTION.

"a Vie Election for Common Council-,neu in the
Il several Wards in the City of Richmond, will
be held on the first Wednesday in April next In
Jefferson Ward No. /, at the Union Hotel I; in Ma
olson Ward No.2, at the Eagle Hotel, and in Mon
roe Ward No. 3, at the Shocke Hill Tavern
"The Freeholders of Lots within the said city, whe-
ther improved not, and the bousek5epers and in
hubi;ants of the said city, who shall have resided
therein at any time for the space of three months,
without intervention Of one twelve months, and pos
scss in their own right within the same, movable
aud imuoveabe property to the value Of one hum
bred pounds" are entitled to vote. The polls will
be opened at ten o'clock, A. NJ.
w. d. WREN, sERJ'T. c. r..
March @. tde13
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LOCKS. LIST March 1901
march ..

an Taking possession of the Locks since
- the death Of the late Lock keeper, Mr..
West, found 20 sacks ofsalt, by whom left !
am unable to say: also cask Of Leaf Tobacco.
stated on the books TO have been taken from
Ogllsby Scruggs's boat, (head man Benz on the
18th of February. The owners of the above
mentioned property will please come forward
prove their ownership, pay charges, and take
possession, otherwise it will be disposed Of as
the law directs.
Wbw-Il LocK-k EEpER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-12
Trust Sale.

& AN the 21st day of August 1892 Deed OF
W Trust, was executed to the subscribers by James
Hill, of the town of Manchester whereby was convey
cdto thema Tract of Land yng in the county of Pow
hatan, and containing about ninety acres
The subscribers as Trustees, will offer the said
Tract of Land for sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, at Powhatan Court House, on Thursday the
18th day OF March next, that being Powh;:an ccur,
day.
RICHARD o. HENDERSON,
JESSE HIX.
Feb. 81. tds1O
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-12

FHNHE subscriber as Agen; of the Etna Insurance
4 Company for the state of virginia, is ready
to receive proposasand issue POLICIES for ins,rr-
ing against Fire, all kinds of insurabe Property.
THOMAS MAY,
Cary Street.
IdIIn y. NrGrr12
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domestic Goods.

ne hare hand e. aciHreceiue IN fe,c days al out
AHA Packages Domestic Plaids, Sheetings and
Aoo Shirtings, of the most approved manu-
facture in the United States
.uoncure, Robinson s, Pleasants
January Of ,s1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-12
Cotton XaYn, Bar Iron,
Sugar s. Coffee,

FHNHE Cargo of the brig Frances will be 1andeH
n in day or two, consisting Of
107 Bags PRIME GREEN COFFEE,
10 Hhds. Jamaica Sugar,
Loaf Sugar and Window Glass.
We are nowIeceiving, and will .,c,i-s .e,d,,e.
100 Barrels Loaf Sugar II various qualities,
900 Boxes Window .5ioss.
'uo',ecv'v, Robinson & l'fsrsysfs
january g. Al
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-12
TIRE INsy7n ANcr.

The man who is justand firm to his purpose.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-12
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
lGyEA A LARGE LUMBER House with
Issg,M Counting Room and Lodging Room
lIaSsNx on Cary % street, next door to
zessA2ssass Messrs. Edward Cunningham s. Sons,
and opposite the Columbian Hotel.
ALSO
small Tenement on 9th street, between G. and
II streets. Enquire of
VIM. H. FITZWHYLSONN.
February II. 37
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no HIRE

q NOR the remainder Of the year, or by the month,
d an excellent BLACKSMITH.
sAML. CARY.
March g. eJ3
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

lta, case and iranqIiiiitr IRE generally as
t I secured under I'D absolute monarchy. Wy.
\ IN NJ free government. lf ID w expedient wv
sBrrtuier 1ur rights &r one election, to y
n congressional Caucus, ior the sake of secur-
iug our ease, " " equally expeGiCut u sur.
4 renier them lar the lie 0f the Eersun who
may then be elected and Id liAe maaHar tu
secure thc case XII our pusteHty, IA may be
expedient ~ Inake Tile Office 1f Clief alaEs-
trate hereditary, and thus save them Att iAg
trouble which We aPpFehead from iiie duty Nv
selecting and voting ior the most worthy.
From uir EdinjurEa Rtriew, Fci. 20
The benefits which II monarchy n ralcHlh-
CD M confer, in This point uf view ere CJyluls
From tile first moment that men began M asao-
eaatD together and tn set III concert. it wDuiN he
l1aad that Eli ui them could DOT iHke X share in
ic1Hsuliing and regulating their operations, ant
lhat the greater part must submit t0 thr llFrStgH
nt certain managers and leaders Among thfse
again. some one would naturaiiy assume rrc-
eniueuCe, aHd, I'D time III war especially would
W. allowed I'D exercise an authority. Struggles
Dauld ~ NECESSARILY ensue tar rrtaiainE this post
M distiEctioni and tor applanting ts aeinni Pos-
SCISSOR and whether there was general arqul-
esrrHre III the principle XII hHYiAA uat aH-Hay
edged fhlaE er N desire tO w. guided anu aaVia-
.Fd by piaralfty VI tigt4 W iHM .AFaaaa ht tfaHA
iGed fOr The task, there vnuld ~ egual hazard
Qr rather certainty, III pe~pctual strife, ttuuull
and dissenti0n, from The attempts AZ ambitious
individuals, either ID usurp an ascendency over
All their competitors, Or ~ dispute with him who
had already obtained ID, his right to continue ils
possession. Every one possessed ~ any con-
siderable means Of Influence would thus Nv
tempted 70 aspire 70 q precautions sovereignty \;
aud while The inferior persons VI THE rommuni-
~ would be opposed 10 each other AZ the adhe-
rents ot the respective pretenders, not only
would all care Of the general good be omitted,
but the society would become prey 10 perpet-
ual teuds, cabals, and hostiiities. subversive W
the first principles al it, institution Among the
remedies which would naturally present them
selves for this great evil, the most efIicaci0us,
though not perhaps al FIRST sight the most ohvi-
Gus, would be 10 provide some regular and ALL
thentic form for the election of one arknowl-
edged chief, by a fair but pacific competition --
the term ol whose authority would gradually be
prolonged ID that Of his natural lfe--and after
wards extended 10 the lives III his remotest de-
scendants The advantages, which seem ID ~
X tie peculiar 10 this arrangement, are, first, tn
disarm the ambition ot dangerous and turbulent
individuals, by removing the great prize of su-
preme authority, from competition and Sec
ondly, 70 render this authority more mana TEA
Bile and less hazardous, by delivering il over
peaceably, and upon understood conditions, NJ
an hereditary prince"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
COMMUNICATION.



tsefid EHis for certain kiaa NJ HsagfirIUfE
]. When You rise IN the morning, never y
particular about piHning Or your clothes % veF!
nicely 800 cnn DO that ut any time
=. Never comb yDHr hair, w take nf yCul
might cap TIT after breakfast II IN your busincs
~ take time by the foFet0p aud n0tlethim take g0i
therefore keep ali tight III that quarter Till X
D clock n least
3. When You BEGIN the business of ggHr toiit
YOU may 10 il before the window CT III The iron
entry: but the most proper place y ID The kitchen
I. Never have any particular place tyr any
thing III your house aud then YOU r.ay rest a.
snrcd, that nothing will ever be otn of place: AZ,
that i great comfort ID family.
5. Never sweep your floor, until you know
some person il coming III he will theu see how
neat you are and, besides, in such cases, even
your enemies cannot snake otf the dua Of thea
feet, against you; though theymay the dust d
ther clothes with which YOU have covered then
by your sweeping.
q When YOU have done sweeping, leave yen
broom Ga the floor il will then be handy and
being always " sight and IN ihe way, Il VIII ~
t.s,iatE.i.s ", Aainding yC1r huaband, whea 49,.
n the house, what smart mace, PGins-tdkinl
wife he has.
= Never follow the barbarous practice .
brushing a0UH r0blCtbs-A man . houSs i biz cas-
ne and % i q SPIDERS 1T is violation o
right and a shameless disrespect 70 the fS
arts
8 Keep your parlour and bedroom window
shut as close a. possible III dog DAYS this viii
keep the Not air out--and you viii have excel
lent fired air inside.
8. Keepyour summer chseses in your be-
chambers they enrich the qualities Of the at
m0sphere and il a stranger should lodge II
one Of your beds if he could not slecp, he coIiS
sai, for bis refreshment
TO- Never teach your daughters to make D
mend any Of their own clothes II is taking th'
bread from the mouth Of labor besides,
win make them crooked and give them sor,
fingers.
III. But If they should insist On meudiag thei
own garments, they should Do il while they ar,
on this viii make them Ut better end the Girl
can't ieage their tsork If they should attempt Il
their rort leoisid toiio,c them.
~. Ifyour husbands coat Is Out al one or In,
elbows, don't mend il until il il out at the other
then the patches viii make ii appear uniform
and shew that you are impartial
ID {" Never spoil joke for rtlaiion's sake .
nor suppress the truth for any bodys sake
Therefore, you don'tlik your husband as wei
as You ought-0W Nth II, and convince bin
you are no respector "a persons.
a. You should endeavor not 10 Keep yolr
temper let II off a. soon and as fast as yol
can; and YOU viii then be as calm and quiet a
bottle Of Cider after the cork has been draw
half day
ID. II on any particular occasion, you are q
q loss a. to the course you ought to pursue il
the management ofyonrsell or Your family al
fairs, take down the paper which contains thes,
Rules and read them over and over iii Won hav,
satisfied your mind--and then, 70 on.
POOR RICHAJlbs
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

have been appointed Agents to DIR, Hull, for this
state, and have received large assortment OF the
above TEUssEs, which they offer for sale, AZ their
STORE, NJ the corner ef Middle a. Lai0n-S Streets
By Wholesale or Retail
ia liberal discount made 70 those who buy
70 sell again.
Portland, October =, 1923 e.o.wIf
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AT af Savannah. 4th inE- EiiEa ARR. 10raOu
Mart 80
Ar Nj Charlessr. 1d LzWssn. MaHs fpf Hail5w-
tin Turks lsiana. Is Maihp. Waste Piymuurh.
c.
Jaw. Ut CharieFfon- 5ta. Pilgrim. Scale Burtun. T5
--Sailsd Eaion. GrRsn. MI Fsalard ~ mi Orl.uns
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

Letters from Corfu, Cephalonia- Trieste.
and Calama. confirm che defeat III the Turk
ish heet--Out of 81 vessels. only 80 have
made their escape with the Captain Pacha ~
the Observation-Disclosures bad been taken.
burned or run ashore. and the rest remained
biockaded IN The Gulf ~ Leila by Gle Greeks.
AfnrFe 1a-llra f1 geese ~ &C. rulint rF AfiH-
sOongin with twelve ships. TX il even said
that they have taken the traitsr BarnaguiOti
prisoner Tie inhabitants 0f Scapala, Sci
athe, and 5chyr0, have put ID tile sword tie
troops which the Turkish heel had landed To
reduce thCIn.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
POLITICAL.

From the Portsmouth, Journal
Caucus -Itis worthy Of remark, that the
necessity Of a Congressional Caucus u az
tended ID this country upon the same grounds
and BY precisely the same arguments. that
are employed IN England 10 prove the neces-
sitT 81 monarchy. In both countries. the
evil to be prevented is the struggle az con
tending factions and the enmitv of rival
chIeltaIns; and IN both countries, the RENE
dy i sought BY endezvoTing to take from the
People the right Of choosing their Chief
Magistrate The 40th number Of the Fdin-
burgh Review November 1912, contains A.
plausible and eloquent az argument in favor
Of monarchial government, AZ can be found
in our language, We have made from II the
following extracts \ which, allowing some
thing fOr the difference Of siyle-might well
enough pass ior paragraph from Tie Nation
n Intelligencer.
I'D our opposition to Congressional eau
Gus we are Conscious Of indslgiDr no person
al PartiaiIties or antipzthies; ana II N certain
we have found no personal or partr futeres,
60 serve The system Of legislative eau
cuses Is working ! silent but important
change 10 the structure Of our government
II Ismaking X more Grist2cratir; il II taking
power IRON the many, and giving 1t to Tie
lev. u i making cur Representatives "
Congress permanent Electors of President
and converting the forms NJ election, ~ pre-
scuoed by the Constitution, into mere mock
cry and insult. We feel il duty therefor,
% paint out the danger; and We wish oui
readers well 20 consider that III personal ease
90 tranquility are III that i desirable II
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24

y mere easy means fn dinasu.naia 1arard
among tha Independents
HArnrHr, nrr tH
VI The regular CuHrier nv brought lsf4rrw
from AAdrid uf tht lIth Tls prrlateH WA
AL the ecninsagiirs vito arU Ht MsIrid. have.
II tis slid, Prtaeniui X petition IVY thc kIuE.
iNr ihe ra-eafahlAhnent cyl the laauiNigi1n.
llic hing answered tliaf he wAs ID VIZ an-
tharyea tu do ~ hy tha Powers aud by the
Pope lrptn which We liE ht iHler the desire uf
dong M Ihe Dake af San Fernando, haa
hern haniahed to aa satltcs, iur haTinF fr
fused thc emhasF wilth wa uasruI hlul
Acruuuts frum Neru4 de III FoutaIa. of the
4i- ssy ibat iEu parties dr. c1utiuualiy rn-
Eased. ail over the countrY. The CuuHiilu-
haHlllsiA arrest Fi41ler md kill thr Services.
Flo take their 4eYrnge when ther are iB
i1rcc.-la Patriots were lately faken aha
shot they deed crying The CunaHtutun i8r
eveFi~
Tho Canbriare ~ ia guns. va w sail ini-
mcdia.aly inF Saaih AH1rica with nta Con
suls- Vice CuIsuls, Commis ai0ners AEHHls,
and their flmii-sr from England
"A rePrrI " IN cifrai4tiiua ar Continent
ot a d.Ha nss I'm naliurai opinion Lafin a ari-
tra F4 tr hnsn ana Austrian r-5i-
nets ~ io thr GOAL Hispaa.ttan XVII tha g.r#-ks.
and tie proyiHCCs 0f biOidaFia aud Waiiachia,
tor which latter Alexander u insiuuatqd to
have expressed more than ordinary regard.
"A tFreeh Agent has addressed letter to
the Bishop of Norwich. requesting thn good
services " Che British Clergy in favour af his
C0unlrymCn
When the new Princess Royal IN Prussia
lately made her entry AZ Berlin, the crowd
was ~ great that ~ persons we're killed and
50 Wonadcd.-Since which IL has been order
co. That any crowd which does not dispersa at
The hrst command shall be fired up0n.
The packet ship New York. Maxwell ar-
rived AZ Liverpool or the morning NJ thu ist
of Jan. ~ fifteen days from IN. Y.--the shortest
passage that ever occurred.
The Ex-Emperor VI Mexico las left Leg
horn, On q visit ~ England.
Mention \ made 81 4 very destructive storm
az Messina early in Dec.
Tie Academy 0f Science, NJ Paris, heard
report On the 18th Nov. last IN the discovery
of petriaed man and horse IN the forest AZ
Foatainbleau
The arrivals IN tile port Of Liverpool alone
of Cotton are 10 the extent " 100000 bags
more than we're imported in che same time
last year, and yet last years importation w.
roCk0ned excessive.
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PORTLAND GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED 81
ADAMS 4. PAINE.

Cornsr n Court snd Federal STREETS, PortlaHa
CoSDInoEs--Two Doliars per snapm half
IT advance. n not paid within che year, Two
Dollars and Fiity teHss. CNo papers dis
continued TIL all arFoarrFts ere paid.
Those Subscribers ID lie Gazette. uaD we're %
the itt when Aif Shirley mastered sbg establish
mept % o.. Rilt BE considered a. cor subscribers
enii they discontinue tive paper il Ice usual mode
p paying al afrsaiages.
We shalt endeaySf % insert adFFnsemeuts win
the asmosi accuracy bat We eaanat be responsible
iof eFror 70 sny suA beypnd che sgIoung chaFgca
ior The pubcsti0n.
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mere easy means IN diHaem.nats Eacard
among tha Independents
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-24
WHARF TIMBER.

NTANTED, 800 Tons Of guod sound Hem
w lock WHARF TIMBER; 4O tons "
White Pine TIMBER, from IA to II inches
square, and free from sap; 10 White Oal
PILES, from Is 10 - feet in length, and N
White Oak POSTS, from % to 26 feet long
to he delivered At Portland from the 1T To 18th
April next.-Or any person wishing 20 contract IA
build Wharf 300 feet long and IS feet wide
and find the materials,or only to perform the H.
bour-will please make application to either ol
the undersigned. CHARLES FOX,
NM. OXNARD.
February 2, ieG@ 6w.
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~ MARINE. -
- PORT OF
--sS.zA4.aD ::PORTLAND:: .As -

ARRIVALS.
WEDNESDAY--Ar boat -, URioa. from
EauPOrt
the slo0r .4agusss Haze, u up. 10Y Passport
ne slooP Louisa, " PhiPa5urE ~ ~ ingraAamI
wharf with wood On deck
CLE.4RED-sch abisaii Graugsri fur sa1n
VESSELS sPoKEN.
Jan. 20 lat 30, lU long 7T ID btis Caroline,
Hubbs. NJ this port, from HavHna XIV L1nd1n
Cape .4an. w. IN. w. IL lrag sch. and sosn
from Portland ior Fredcngksbufg tpglhadiy the
Climax and Jones Hale.
Feb. 10, long. "a. 30 at 36 q. bng John. w
Bath, steering M. :. W.
FEB. >. lat vs. 30, long III, big Liberty, w Ken
nshunk, from Port Az Prince, ioF W lningtnH.
Jan. 29th. TAI. 53 ons u.s., 40, MARY n Nancy,
Or Dresden, from ~ Cr0iK for WiminEcn.
30th. laL -, NJ, Concord ~ Bath, from New
Y0fk.
MEMORANDA.
The Columbia. Perkins. uf Rsnnubunh. which
sailed from Liverpool, Dec. -, I'D put blcA Aly
Mary, Lord. I'M York lDlh-
Ar IN thr Terri Dec Tth, r 0nesr, Crabtrst.
AT GFavetcnd, l6Ia- fiFE Packet, KniEht
The Potomac Webster, III. HstlFia. AF uM DAFT
mUaih I4th and NJ Antwerp 25fh.
The United States D0aRRH III sailirHn fr TanEs
River, Nov 201 ar Al GalWay Dec il. AFTER ta-
At Hondarss. Dc. Ia. Aiexauacr Baa4A WY
0moa ard back. Tie Aisi1n an Cumlarland Ava
AZ. fFsm Portland
I The HANNAH. CraEfoFa. M Gardiner. fcr M. Cr.
leans soon. was Nv CuEagHa. Jan. TIT.
Ar Port Antonia. ,. JAM l7 Eliza Ann. Fhinner
fog St Mays News, PEBBLE iof Bath, I1 Hail iH
iew DAYS. The place verF tickiy
\ The ri Sun. LoFinE NJ PoHiaud. fTun WIlniHE-
ton, nv. Al Port Royal y. Jan. A. Sailed 5a. Mar
GATOR Taylor, Harana and I'M. Aark-
Y The Maine from W. Turk, nv Pnrs Maria.
AtP-au-Princr about 5an. 7l. sally Ann. af Br1.
\ fssl. f1r Havana 5iaEEnEhi- mi y 0fk 10 Arr,
Bahhifae from Deer IsaHd. Hnr-
v AI Nafanzas as M Ago, CHARLESTON. o Eetsrca,
Msrris0n nf bsEii f1f hen Nufk next day Castor
Pu4tland i5. Mary N au. GA Eufnpe. one. ParsEc
adfoTd. foi Boston us began I'D l.ad sailed 15gh
Union. NJ E1athhay. &C. hahie.
II AL ~ Dominzo City abuut JAN l1. Marv Ann.
NewtnH. yuSf from fnEland.
JAIL Bordeaux Dec -. DFieEaiH, Lyon. sf this
puFt. unc MI 10th from James kiytr
SEIZED from Havana 1ls uiL AhaFai.. Thnmrs
0f Saith. fcr Ms5ils--ld- PTumrthsus. w alkrr. ~
HailnwnI, do- HpphHnia, lnwEra an.
NJ the Thomas Aihrr ri W. Esrmuas Ian. l5 fri
* MsryA
AL EingEsun 81 about taH. A. MsFraf1F. far Ha
rana. soons AnaHau. Harwuua, WfmsnEton.
The bnE Mas. lord VA kanastunA. tauth1d "
Jeremis 16th. and pfocssdta fa For-uu-Prlnur
lFhs LesuidAA Nar1 NJ 3D. t1scheds 18th DsE- an.
4ens n a1-
Ar, At Savannah. 4sh inH- EiiEa am. goraun
Mart 25
Ar- NJ CharIsstsa. d. LzWasn. Wars fuf FEail5u
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PROPOSALS

WILL be received BY the subscriber
W for furnishing about FOURTEEN Hun.
DRIED CORDS OF PITCH PINE WOOD
for The henncbec Steam Boat Company, to be
delivered a. follows AT Boston, 200 cords
al old York, 200; at Portland, 200; AZ Bath
300 al White landing, 200 at Gardiner, 100
at Hallowell, 100; at Augusta, 100 A part VI
the above will be wanted BY the first Of April
Further particulars viii be given on applica-
ton (poSi paid to the subscriber
JOSEPH NOBLE.
Portland. Feb 10, 1894.