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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15
From the Boston Courier
ENGI.l>H CATTLE MARKETS.

BY he authority of The Bri ish Parliament,
ali examination has been made into The state Of
the ca lie ma kets in The vicinity OF London -
The evidence given bDf,re lh- committee re
presents the most disgusting and cruel scenes;
the streets oi SnithGeld were wet with the
blood OF slaughtered animals, and the offal was
LEFT IN he cutters 10 the op ration of thr sun,
produ"irg the mos horr lie s,eIch. Itappear
ed oy The evidence, also, tnat much meat was
sold, which Was unfit for eating; being "very
old cows, Skin AID bones. and worn out bulls"
The sneep were frreqnn',y driven in,o The
mark t with one Of their fore legs lied up to
prevent ''tir running away, and when thus
diNa'ied. the ANIMALS were goaded on by the
inhu,nan drnvers.
The state OF leadenhall market is thus de.
scrlbed by one Of the witnesses, Surgeon, and
he stated THAI similar cru.Itics were practisrd
a, hundreds OF otner places within the precincts
of the city.
great part Of Leadenhall is exeava,ed, and
the slaughter houses are snndernealn. You de.
scend Hight of steps several fret, 90 feet. per-
haps. aud you go into dismal dungeon which
is almost dark; there is little ligh, only + ON
The place 'hal you enter, and around he floor OF
this PLACE, covered with blood and filth and
garbage, are the poor sheep lying in different
places I'LL they are killed The persons who
employed 10 slaugh ler in those undo rground
cellars appeared to me the most filthy, low, dis.
gushing characters that can possibly be- mem
t'o"ed; have seen them slaughter the sneep,
and pepsre the carcase with horlid 6l!by buc.
ke', con aiming blood and whatever NAV have
been IN 1t, as filthy AVID dirty as can b.; | have
seen them take cloth and wash and wine The
meat all over with the wafer from the bucket;
the most horrid, disgusting scene that Can pos
sibly be imagined. The place i, 50 close hat
you cannon enter it withou, thinking of con,a-
s'"n. II is even worse Than Whitrchapel, in
asmueh as these places are under e, ouod: ,here
Is no ven,ila ion, and there is not The Lras,
ehrck whatever 10 any cruel or filthy practices
ina, the siaugnlermrn may choose 10 practice.
Merely sheep were slaughtered there, no Cat.
lie; they slide them down top doors. and have
seen them frequently so crippled as not to be
aoit 10 stand when they havr reac he'd the bot
ON, frequently with their jaw, or legs brok.
m.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15
S19 Acres.

andis situate miles from Brentsvile, he seat of jus
. tce OF the county OF Prince Willam,) Is from Dunn.
fries, 20 from Occoquan aud IS from Alexandra. II
is ntersected by Slaty Run. which affords constant
and ample supply Of water for stock The enclosures
are generally in good Order and the farm is advanta-
geonsy divided for cultivation, pasturage, and i'm.
provement About 50 Of it taken in clover r,
and IL in timothy The meadow Yielded this year its
second crop estimated at about IS tons. he whole
tract peculiarly adapted to the production of tmo
thy, which grows spontaneously over it The soil is
grateful and readily improved. The pasturage is ex
ceieut and large stocks ma, be raised upon the farm
at an inconsierable expense. The buildings consist
OF q Dwelling House. lately repaired, containing se
rooms, and large dry cellar divided into conve
nient compartments, with n portco extending the
whole length OF the fronts office and kitchen, with
two large rooms in each; large stone dairy, and
meat house; stable and unfinished barn; an ice
house, backsmhs shop, servants houses, and other
useful nt-houses. well the kitchen affords
never.isilirg End superintendent supply OF he best
water The site OF the manson, which stands upcn
eminencc crowned with native fors trees, yer,
beautiful sno salubrious the reighborhood is p.pu.
lous and wealthy; and the iety all respects Of
the FIRST order. and OF tive most agreeable character
This place would be al advantageous and delightful
situation gentleman IF The prf, o! law or of
medicine xso aould wish IN reside upon farm. Let
tiers addressed to 50 B-sntSvilie. Prince William
county, Va. upon this subj viii prompt at
tsntsn JOHN H>CRAE.
aug IS 2aw1mlaw6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15

The discoveries Of TIE money s,oan from
tn P'ovil'nc Bank ak place bv slow degrees,
and IL singular ma"neI. We find The follow.
ing IN the r. |. Manufacturing Journal I,
does not appear why Brigg, was s"ff RED to q,
at large, after convit lion, snd without a par
don.
"This Bank says the Providence Journal, has
seen fortunate enough TO recover six thou.
band do.laIs mo'r OF the money which was
recently stolen from its vault We publ she'd
the account OF the rpcenl coWic lotion Of the
thieves, and mentioned that Malone Briggs.
one oi them who was on ictrd of h.. wing been
accessory befo'e 'he fact, had been held 10 bail,
onrii thr dr'eImir a'ion Of a question Of law
which was raised by his enuns,i. H. was or
de'ed to mud surety for his appearance in the
sum OF i've hundred dollars, nur being unable
to deposit the money as security for his appear
anoe, suspicious were created and COMPLAINT
en- cred against him for the theft
Briggs saw or imagined he saw ci-coms,apc.
es tha' would operate against him, and volIn-
fsriiy Offered. it he could be disc charged, 10 re.
store six thousand dollars, which he said WA,
secreted near Newport in This STATE This
ot"r was accepted, and the Cashier rode with
him until he got within mile of Newport.
where Briggs go, out of the chaise, and from
under stone WALL took OUT six thousand dol
lars, which he delivered 10 the Cashier. where.
upon he he was permitted to go a, large. 10
commit further depredatIons on The public.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15
POLITICS IN TENNESSEE.
Firm N. K,,o,.,1N Eoo.ir,r


Although W. knew shat the cause Of Gene raj
JACKSON. in Tennessee, was rapidly on tn wanr,
yet We did not know our own strength. Re-
cen, developments, however, begin TO show the
strength of parties. In Roabe county, one of
thrIcourles that compose this e,ec, oral District:
Be il remembered, Tor ever. by the Jacksonians
that, en- The 18th day Of September, in the year
A. D. 1928, at militia drill, 10 wit. in the coun.
ty aforesaid, there were 500 voters present, and
the vote was taken, and To-! tell it not in Gath,
publish j, no, in the streets Of Askrlon: lest the
JHcksonians hide their sinking and diminished
heads for ever! Major Thomas M'Corry, the
jackson candidate, got ONE vote!!!
We always thought Nj M'Corry would &c,
better vote than that in Rosne County. We
could scarcely believe it ourselves, but the vote
was announced o Us by The commanding officer,
who was present, and hr says II is true. and no
man dare Question his veraci,y. The, editors
Of the Register, who were active in getting up
the convention that nominated Major MCorry,
we suppose. will hide their bushes behind an
awkward apology. The Major, we suppose,
will do better in The county Of Anderson, but
inat is very small county, and is not possibly
able TO save him from disgrace. We repeat to
ou' friends every WHERE, TO arouse from their
slumbrrs, go forward msnfully in the disc barge
OF duty they owe themselves, their country.
and their God
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15

BUCKS HAVE AT We ALTA bet il fools
argument" says ?roberb-more honoted in
the breach than in the observance. Howr,.r,
since the Jacksonites IRE so fond Of be,rng
what do they say to the following, from tn.
Marylander?
Mr.. Pi"kney: hereby authorize you to Of.
Ter thr following bet, through The medium Of
your useful paper, to the fri nds Of Gen. Jack.
son. he money IN be placed in some one Of
your reputable banks in Baltimore, for safe
keeping.
Yours; respectfully, &c.
DAMS Creek' Frederick Co Nd Oct. >, 1928.
100 dollars that Mr.. Adams will gel the elect.
oral vote OF the six Eastern States, 81
100 do. that MIR. A. will pet In n York q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15

Some JAG kson editor. remind us Of m. Irs,
lawye" who was so notorious for drawing ccnclu.
siors at war with his previous assertions. that
he obtained the appellstion Of Counsellor There.
fore. "lt is delightful day." said hr, "ihg,,
jore shall go home and not stir GU, Of the
house We have been beaten in every con.
test yet, say the Jackson Editors, Therefore We
shall triumph here after.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15

it was not very reasonable to suppose that rh.
arrangement made by the Executive with the
BraZilian Government in the case of the BRIG
Spark, would "be a bone to gnaw" for lh.
Jacksonmen, since they have all long asserted,
that government was inattentive to our foreign
affairs, and unmindful Of the interes,, of our
citizens abroad? 1t certainly directly contra.
diets their most positive assertions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15

The editor Of he National Gazette, being
DESTROYS 10 obtain materials for the Biography
OF the "Wes'ern and South Western States. -
solicits authentic details of The lives Of Col.
Boone, the first settler OF Kentucky, and of Gen
Geo Rogers Clark, distinguished in the mill.
tary history OF the West
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15

The N. York Daily Advertiser states that a
verdict of $4,000 has beeu Obtained al the pre.
sent sitting Of the Circuit Court in that civ. bv
John A. Sturrevanl against Jera WATERBURY
and others, for trespass in entering plaintiff.
store, removing his property and running hi.
business, under pretext of securing debt of
5000.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15

The Berkshire (Ene'ann) Chronicle states
that, in The night, the C'y OF Dublin st, amboal
from Liverpool to Dublin lately came in con
tact with another steamer, the Birmingham
which 1t instantly ran down, and every soul on
board persisted! The negligence on the part
OF both vessels to pu' tights a, their head IN
dark "'ghl, is given as the cause of the fatal
accident.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15

The western papers publish several bills OF
sale for negroes given by Gen. Jackson. VIVA.
was he 10 do with such property, when he had
more OF il than he wsnied-at one time he re.
ceived $1,000 in negroes because the genile'
man who los, it on q race could not pay The
debt otherwise. Ir such case, was he Obliged
to retain them to his Inconvenience and injury
No reasonable person would expect it.--HGr-
renton Gazette.
Some people would say this is like jumping
out Of the frying pan into the FIRE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15
AEtEN, A&.Dla,lA,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER !, :,

New PUBLicATIons.-Just received s,.,,
supply of new and interesting works .r,.
which are the tollowing:--
Lovers Quarrels, farce. By Duff Gree, -.
Russell Jarvis.
The Expiosion, a Poem, with an eiee,D,
craving representing the Telegraph .s,,
lishment blown sky high-Duff Green -,
ding "over the hills and Gar away" and J..
Wis off post haste for New England! ss,.,
Senators looking on in amszrmen,.
An Essay on the Ar, Of Be,,ing-".4h, m, nj,
rum" BY several distinguished J.eksoDi,,
Of Maryland. With an appendix by Q.
,leman OF Delaware.
Who's the Dupe! BY one who has suF.,.,
A Political Tour through the Northern STAT,
containing accounts Of interviews with ,,v.
raj distinguished characters. Bv Mai L..
Private Secretary TO The Farmer of Tenne,..
biographer Of Zen. Andrew aekson, &c. &.
A Dissertation on Bargain and Intrigue. B,
I. p. Moore, Of Kentucky, Frank Masr
General to the Combination.
Works Of the White Washing COMMITTEE, q,
Nashville, Tenn. 1928. Edited by Maj L.
under the superntendance Of Gen. Jacksan
IN the Press, and will be published abou, Ii,
latter end of December, An Account Of tn
Jackson Fever which has been so prev,kr
throughout the Unied States, with son,s no
tees OF the most successful practitioners
the disease. BY John Floyd, NJ. D.,
Calhoun on Retirement.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15

Mr.. Drayron has replied to the question Or,
posed to him, as mentioned yesterday, as E
lows:
CHARLESTON, 9th Ger. 1921.
To the Editor osthe City Gazette.
SIR: As the name Of the author Of a piece ID
your paper, under the signature of"A Vosr"
has been left at your Office, reply to it, lhnI
do moi admi, the right of any individual to pro.
pose 10 me any question respecting my COL
leagues. Whenever an Elecror enquiries Of m.
my own opinion, at any time expressed, resIr
10 he propriety of the dismemberment Of Il.
Union, or 10 any other public measure, sh,V
unhe sitatingIv and unreserveIly, answer him
! am, sir, very respec fully,
Your obedirnt servant,
WILLIAM DRAYTON.
This is not at all salisfacto ry-iute.d Il
strengthens the suspicion already aaoat. How
ever, we hope his constituents will pres. hin
to full explanation: they may depend uponl
there is something rotten in Denmark"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15
Notice

vIlIE Farmers Bank Of Alexandria this day declares
i divde.d Of profits. upon its capital stock paid
u Of two per cent, toe the last six montbs PAYABLE to
stockholders or their representatives Friday the
Sd instant. JOHN HOUFF, Ca,hier.-
oct 2aw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15
FoR VIcE.PREsIDESr,
RICHARD RUSH.
OF PExNsYLvASIA.

Whom Manson, in 1914, appointed Attorney General
of the u States;
when MONROE, In 1917, appointed Minister to Great
Britain;
whom ADAMS, in 1925, appointed Secretary of the
Treasnry,-aId
who has approved himself the able and fearless advo,
cate of the great interests of Domestic Industry and
Internal improvement.
These are the men whom the friends of the
country, the adj, COATES Of Law, Order, and the
CONSTITUTION, and the supporters OF the
Union. will vote for next November.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15
Park-Gate for Suie.

49,. Having determined 10 remove 10 W.
3S3 trenton in Fsuquier, I would sell the FARM
~ whereon I reside. commonly known by TIE
go, above name, for moderate price, and on an
accommodating credit II is estimated to contain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15
EUr Rent

- THE brick dwelling -house on Prince
eg-n adjoining the Post-Of6ce--at present occ,,-
D. pied by iienry Mansfield Possession to be
R-&9 had on the first of November next.
Apply to
sept l0-2aw6w SOLOMON PARSONS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15

The Jackson men issued a handful in Phil.
dr1phia headed "DeIaware safe for Jackson
".aias, quite CHIP ./aLlen!w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15

Woman ei'her loves or hates; her affection,
know no medium:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15

-. s.zyv~sms.-----ssss@sf3 Robert lively,
2. BENJAMIN Harrison, IA. Hancock Eustace,
g. L Goodwin, IS. John Shsckleford,
L. r. Field, 10. w. A. G. Dade,
S. r.. C.. Darlington, IL. William Elizy,
6. Benjamin Hatcher, ID A. H. Powell
7. Samuel Branch, 10. Joseph Mauzeu,
8. Fleming Saunders. 20 A. Stuart,
g. ID. S. Garland, 81. ballard Smith,
10. Chapman Johnson, %. Benjamin Estill,
IL ~. Brooke, 2S Lewis Summers,
~. Charles Hill, "a. A!nheus +. Wilson.
MARYLAND ELECTORS
I. Henry Brawner, z. James w. McCulloch,
=. Berjamrn S. Forrest, James sewell,
g. William Price, 9. Thomas Emory,
L. George Baltzell, 10. L. X Lockerman,
S. James Boyle, IL. ktaton Dennis.
6 William S,ueart,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-15

1000 dollars. The whole to be taken:
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-06

JOSEPH BoNApARTE. The residence
of the late king Of Spain is at Bordentown,
on the Delaware. His estate occupies a
large territory. His house is in the French
style, but not splendid. His lands, on
which immense sums have been expended,
are well cultivated. In all public inn
provements he contributes literally: some
thing like four thousand dollars, I am
told he paid on one road. He is much
beloved, and his memory will be ever
dear to the villagers.
There is scracely now poor family in
the village, so many does he employ ON
his lands. He pays liberally-punctually
fulfilling all his contracts-no law suits
no disputes, and the Incorporate and
immoral are at once discharged. He is
constantly, in the season of agricultural
in the fields with his men, and is con-
stantly with an elegant pruning Ratchet
in his hand. Strangers who are intro
duced, partake literally of his hospitality.
He has thus exchanged a coronet of thorns
for that of peaceful agriculturist, and
become citizen of our happy republic.
". III. Sentinel.
RED Snow. In the course of this
days journey we met with quantity of
snow, tinged, to the depth of several
inches, with some red colouring matter,
of which portion was preserved in bot
tie for future examination. This circum-
stance recalled to our recollection our hav-
ing frequently before, in the course of this
journey, remarked that the loaded sledges,
in passing over hard snow, left upon it
light rose-colored tint, which at the time
we attributedtothe colouring matter being
pressed out of the burch of which they
were made. To-day, however, we OBJ
served that the runners of the boats, and
even our own footsteps, exhibited the
same appearance and, ON watching it
more narrowly afterwards, we found the
same effect to be produced, in greater or
less degree, by heavy pressure on almost
all the ice over which we passed, though
magnifying glass could detect nothing
to give it this tinge.--Pary's Narrative.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-06
.urn EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, BY
. g. J. ANDREWS,
ssACHUSETTS.

ANCAsTER, MAssAOH UsEl To-
Two dollars per annum-or one dollar
4 1--WE cents if paid in advance. mot
!; six months after the expiration OF the
dollars and fifty cents.
EASEMENTS conspicuously inserted three
: ONE DOLLAR per square; less than
r o CENTS, and continued a longer
he shilling an insertion.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-06
ron THE LANCASTER GAZETTE.

\ er H. HILLS, Leominster.
LIES H. WHITING, Sterling. -
prL g. SAWYER, Bolton.
> gentlemen named above as Agents are
4 TO receive subscriptions to the Gazette,
hits for the same. Advertisements, or any
printing, forwarded through them will re-
Enpt attention.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04

those glorious stars and considerations,
appeared for moment the Shadow OF a
Cross.
The old man was the FIRST 10 speak,
and after that short fit Of passion, his
soul had subsidized into the habitual aud
holy calm that broods over the declining
years the pious. Old age, too, by a
gracious dispensaiion ofProvIdence, be-
comes subdued in all its affections. In
tense emotion i, can contemplate with
quiet sympathy in others; but when stan.
ding on the confines of another world,
rightly considers all such emotion in lis
own case vanity of yanties. The pas.
is painful or pleasant dream; the flu
ture is felt TO be the sole reality. He
had parted with his daughter for little
while, and why should that little while
be disturbed, blending as IT was pcrcep-
libIy with the dawning OF an eternal day'
'Ne shall meet, my son, on the sabbath
day, in the house of God. One funeral
sermon will suffice for them both-your
EmmcIine and my Lucy--iew tears now
have ] to shed, you may have many
let them flow freely at morning and eve-
ring sacrifice
Again and again they embraced one
another with mutual benedictoDs; and
then parted, each on the way to his own
dwelling; the old man into the gloom Of
the upper glen, and his son away down
the light that balhed the vale widening
towards the plain and the sea.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04
TIE WAYS OF PEov!DGS r.


Nigh on a mountain Muses sal, sublime,
Fond ring Oh n,n, the minister o, crm',
Dsring tospeak 10 Him, the I.cfl oi Lo!hs,
W rstFibution and unjust rewards;
When, high IN ileay' u, the Almighty Fahe' honfd
Yhs Prophot's parisn'd, but presuInp;''ons "sfu,
Asd bsdo him look below, INTO t'ie plain,
Nus dare mpeScii i1pafiiii llotv u Aashn'
The Pn,phst, bending Der tho mnun'ain's eto"'
9slid al the scene that shonc III Ign bei"w
His oster eye a silver spring sufreyh,
Tart gurglod so.t'y Ia the sylvan slilde,
Whore n weary 10 d'ei's pNchlns W
The iusid liquid siay'd awhile To sp
Upon The l~nk his gl,tcIlug gold slill lay,
Whsn lie agaia pursued las weary way
riss Pt1phct mars'd the precious prlzs forgot,
Wfrsn, 10 [! a youth appear'd upon TIE SPOT,
And, with hugh tIanslsi, seized aud bore away
11e hard c,rI'd trophy oi the hlie Tray
Ere long with tmlerng steps, ana aspect grave,
An xavt traveller Game t. ti-ir tlc wave
Clur IsCi,ng hi- tnirsi wit burning neat opp o~
Nv on ilir gvassy hank feClin'a tn Tost
xrare. c's Ne soul did dfcaaiy s'u.noci steal,
And hu4, IL r-t tia iacn.lt To ieci,
= hea, LlCs ,ilrn'd ilr' ~ diPr came wis rage,
ilrgoG demanded Jl the sn.cG sAlc.
To HsAy'n protesting he HE gold denies,
Nov haze | Ntsn 1t, wIus's hcav'n, he criss;
Ths soldier sti al hls neat lns' agSncv'd,
Dsu,anded still, no, oticr'd oat''s mlef'd;
Till NJ the Old man IN his wrath ha nisl d,
And fran the fatal wound tile lie blood g'ish a.
The Prophet now with horror struck proioand,
Covor'd his face and tell upon the gr rn'hi;
IN wonder lost, Jehova., thus shoaid give
The guiItleSs death, anf bl the guilty live
The Almighty Father ot tie righteous saw,
And 10 the Prophet thus cXplrnd rs law -
Dare not to oonsuIe wilma VAN p7elence,
7hm cans't not fitom Gods own providence!
Thou szw'st the youth ihe cause o' mud-rd age,
Thou thinkst injustice ufg'd tie soldiers rago-
Hut mark tia, he, whom ti.uu dllAt see expire,
Murdered, alas tie YOURS unhappy sTej
Thus permitted tho uB.onSclous son
10 avsnge his t,ti.er, and thou see'st It's done
Mark Tins, and own thai P,oyiGencel Is right,
Tho all her ways he hidden from thy sight
Nor dare the Just DEGREES ui lleav'I 10 scan,
Or In MURDERED insect or n uian-
For know the Almighty, frum his throne on high,
Surveys creation with an anxious eye.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04
CREAM OF AMBER.
0r,- PARTICULAR NOTICE. IN

NyR. GEORGE ANDREWS having completed taking
lVH the Of the inhabitants of this town. Cor the
New Directory, the subscriber hereby requests that h any
persons have been accidentally omitted, sy would give no
tice of the slnc that their may be inserted Persons
who hive removed, in their place of business residence
and persons who mty have dissolved formed co partner
ship suce being called upon also requested TO give no
tice of the ut the Office of the subscriber No. Is Mar
ket square, ns he Is desros that the Directory may be
as correct as possible. n. II. BROWN.
1JAdverlisemenis for the Directory may be handed In
during the present month Oct
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-04
TAX BOOK FOR 1898

HUsT published and Gn sale by JOHN uIIT- Collector
Cd at BOifn's Laery Df q, &c Fanklin fiolse
the TAX BOOK containing liSt of Persons as.essed In
the Town Tax of $4,000, voted by the Peeen of Prov
dence, june e, witt, the amount of the VALUATION and
tar OF each" ~vcpt ~