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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
Cbe astIgrtm'a Ttston.
by OLIVER wEspALL HOLMES.


And Pecksu0t's whocping shout
For the baby's flesh was tender
Though his fathers arms were stout
His home was a freezing cnbln
Too bnre for The hungry rat,
Its roof was matched with ragged grass
And bald enough of that,
The hole TINT served for ca,pm"nt
Was glazed with an ancient hat,
Aud the ice WA gently thaw'hB
From the log whereon he sh''
Along tho dreary landscape
His eyes went 10 aud lro,
The trees all clad 10 iccles,
The streams that did not How
A sudden thought flashed DER him
dream Of long ago
he smote his leaihern Jnrkln
Aud mufmured " Even 50
Come hither, God Glorihed,
And sit upoa my knee,
Behold the dream unfolding,
Whereof spake to ,hee
By the winters hearth IN Lnyden
And on tho stormy sea
True is the dreams beginning
SO amy its ending be
81 saw in the naked forest
Our scattered remnant cast,
A screen Of shivcrng branches
Between them and The blast;
The snow was falling round them,
The dying fell as fast
I looked to see them perish,
When low the vision passed.
Again mine eyes were opened,
The feeble had waxed strong,
The babes had grown 10 sturdy men,
The remnant was II ihrOng,
By shadowed lake aud winding stream
And all the shores along,
The huwljng demons qnakcd 10 hear
The Christians godly song.
They slept--ihe village fathers
By river, Jake and shore,
Wien Tar adown the steep ot tlme
The vision rose once more
| saw along tho winter snow
\ SPECTRAL column pour,
And hgh above their broken ranks
n talterrd hng they bore.
:" Their Loader rode before them
Vi bearing calm and high,
Til. lIght oi Heavens own kndling
Thronrd an his awful eye
These were Nation : champions
Her dread appeal 10 Try
God flr The right iaItrrod,
And 10, the train passed by.
Once more-tho str'ie was endeu'
The solemn issue tr'e",
Tn, Lord nf Hosts, his mighty arm
Had helped our Israel sud",
o,J yrasSv billDck.
Told whefe h'f ""'! - "''''
And ptac" was III '"' |''u'''
VI victory c"ose"
" \ cra~h-as when some swollen cIo"u
Crack, ser the tangled trees
Win side to side, and spat to SPAR
Whose smoking decks are 'ht'"
th"n Mistress u, NV -, ;L.
But "hnl l. sue, N"'N'
Rolled out btIoFe 'hf o'o'"'
F." Ah welt her IRON RIBS arc NM,
Whose launders slflNe 10 que'
The believing throats, the b'nz'ns nPs
That praied the Armada Kn'"
H"'' "ef ''r '''''S"", ,,.k
Ah" ""N'''"y ''," c'u
1 lee CtNss al Lhr'"'u WV
" o trembling Faiih ih"ugh oak 'ne ""'"
\ bea>rn!, torch - thine
Winnie farblrr races melt away,
Aud pairr "'bs decline,
Along my pathway S,"'e'
To hshl ihr chosen ''I"' ''''
THIS Western ra'es'he
= see the living tide r"' on.
IL crowns win Naming towers
The Icy cape. uf Labrador,
Thr Sranlmds' land of flowers
That parts the Northern s"'N''S'
From eastern r".N a"u suns" ""''
The Continent Is ours
He ceasrd-ihe gum "Id fhf''ah-
Then softly b"ni TO ch'cr
The pilgrim child whose "a'tnS lace
Was meekle turned o.hear
~" u"
From. cheeks that never changed IN wo,
And never blanched IN fear
The weary pilgrim slunbcrs.
- o,ossod IN. hds ware closed,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

has given such general satisfaction 10 those
who have used It and become acquainted
with It's virtue, that il now stands pre-emi'
nent us Remedy IN
Diseases of the Lungs,
and the testimony which has beeen given by
different persons who have been cured by II,
is altogether voluntary Oh their part. IheY
have gwen it in the hope that all who may
find themselves IN need OF this remedy may
apply for II without delay.
NJ Road the following letter received
from ,he Rep. .nr. ShimeaH, Pastor of ST.
Jude's Episcopal Free Church. Mr. has
not only used the medicine himself. but has
wl,nessed It's fleets in several very irymg
cases Of disease. TIE letter will show his
opinion OF It's virtues.
| Dear Sir-Believng it to be but an act OF
common humanity to those suffering under
the yarious Diseases of Coughs. Colds, HoarSe.
ness, Consumption, FSthma, &C., to point
them to safe, speedy and radical remedy,
take pleasure IN bearing my testimony to
your lnvoluube me dlclne called OIosqonian,
| or bl IIeuling Balsam. Or It's efficacy
can speak first from my own experience
Being subject from exposure more or less to
the vlcisslluds Of our climate, 10 frequent ut
II tacks OF lUUUcUZu, IlOhlFtHtso, &C., HhNe
always by perseverance IN IT'S USE, etiectual
relief. To IA particular friend Of nine. Suf-
ierlug severely under asthma, aud who had
despaircd Of obtaining reIlri from any human
source, upon my Recommendation was m
duced Ia give the Oosaonlan trial, and he
pronounced the effect produced upon HIM
| perfect chnrm, aflordlng him immediate, and
!. almost Incredible relIei. In another instance
!. | recommended It To female friend, far ad.
vanced in Consumption. After the use Of
the first bo,lle, her Cough was entirely re-
moved, and her appetite and strength re.
| stored to such degree as to aslonIsh all
who saw her. Win long cherished and
firmly established prejudice against the thou
| sand and one specifics put forth IN these
| days, as sovereign panaceas for all diseases,
! | assure you that nothing short OF my hrm
! conviction of the claims Of your medicine to
an origin SO respectable, and to the effects
! of 1t as herein certified, both by my own ex-
! perlence and observation, could not have
! been induced thus to come forward as a wit.
! ness in its behalf.
H have The honour to be SIR,
!, Respectfully yours,
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Have you a Cough

whicIis troublesome and has not yielded To
any of The remedies wach you have used ?
Il is attended with Pain in The Side, Short
ness Of Breath, aud .NighiS !Sweats.
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Asthma
Here is the Remedy.

winch deprives you of your rest at night, ana
rpulprs ht,, hurt ne M 0me ?
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LOOK TO TEITS "!
FIRST RATE STOCK

of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods, adapt.
ed to THIS FALL and coming WINTER ihhl VIII
eclipse IN brilliaucN aud nstonsh all IN GUAM III
Almost SURp ASSES BELIEF Together with an
IMMENSE STOCK OF
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DO YOU raise Blood

when you Cough aud fnd your strength
gradually falling? You will fad that these
symptoms If not properly attended to, will
terminate in Consumption s. Death. Arc
you troubled with that distressing complaint
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@ csssssssAts.As
~ &ssssS Sss
poetrp.

We copy from the Boston Daily Advertiser
the following printed Poem which was fend o.
the Pilgrim Celebration al Plymouth,
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u, doing So IMMENSE a trnde am enabled to ke
TREMENDOUS WHEEL

in motion, SLOW a SURE j. its rcyouuon-cloth
ing in hy thousands, uuiil the end ot The N"ai
its revolution completes u HALE \ NiiIIoN bbI-
LARS WORTH SOLD, aud brings Us ~ q new career
for SO.
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FOLGEE'S
OIL y S \ q N l A n,
All-Healing Balsam.
IT'S COURSE Is oMw ARD,

So greet has been The demand for Folger's
Olosaonian, or All. Healing Balsam, and It
has given such general satisfaction TO those
who have used It and become acquainted
with It's virtue, tha. il now stands pre-eml.
nent us 0 Remedy IN
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-pI,GG-Ei GOODS,

,I onoIi,ies Grades and colors Of RICH NESrINGS,
VEINETS SILKS, sATlNS. dc. CLOTHS, tAsSi'
MERES DOESKINS, &c, &c that viii he sold h> the
yard ur manufactured TO order at prices 80 low rs TO
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NEW GOODS

vr,TIE subscriber has just received his
n Fall Stock Of Goods. and would re-,
mind his old customers and Others, that he
still continues to deal out the good things OF
this world at his old stand % Thames-si
one door north of Market Square. The toll
lowing goods, VIZ thew oranges, lemons
rcisins in whole and half boxes, while Mala-
ga grapes, figs, prunes, curran's, locome
shcllbarks, chesnu,s, almonds, fil'ber's, Ma,
dcria nuts, cocoanuts, pecannCts, preserved
ginger, West India sweelmeats, guava, cur
rant s. plain jellys, bay rum, iujube paste
fancy soaps, picked oysters, mushroom, to,
mato 6. walnut cotsup, bird seed, German and
French Cologne. &c. &c. For sale at the
usual low prices at KlDEkS.
Oct 30. Fruit Store, 81 Thar es-st.
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It's Healing Properties

/ do not deceive. The short dry Cough is
quckly overcome, and easy mud henIihy ex-
/ prctorullon take us place. Spiliing of Blood
l is immediately checked. Night SUediS,wl,h
pam IN the side and chest, debility and diff
Guilty Of breathing, yield IN shoT, time
\ Asthma, wilh oil It's dreadful accomplishments
is at once relieved. bronchitis. and in fact
all the diseases OF the Throat aud Lungs,
give way before tins remedy, when al! other
means have failed.
\ Persons may attempt TO deceive you with
some other remedy, pronouncing it to be
equally as good ,buI remember lie is at stake,
therefore
BE not Deceived,
The only place IN The city of New York,
where Folgrr's Olosaoulau, or All-llealing
Balsam is sold, Is at lC6, Nassau-st., one door
above Ann street also, at Mrs Hays, l39,
Fulton street, Brooklyn, and at lllnesons
Williamsburg.
Fol sale in Newport by
Dec. 4. II. j. TAYLOR.
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nLpn,pCE,s BALM or CoLuM.

nLDRIDCE'S BALM OF COLI VI
~ BIA.--1his aricc was introduced INTO
New York about twenty years since and from
IL superior virtues in 70 producing hair, when
il had inIen out, keeping the head free from
dandrul. Ca most oaihsome ariicle on "A gentle
mans coat collar,) and giving n soltn"ss aud
beautiful lustre unknown before TO The hair. has
induced some persons 10 set up and advertise
many articles Tor the same purposes, none oi
which stand the test Of trial. Poicssng, a.
most Of them do, to be oils of valious kinds all
of which are positively inIurious to the human
hair Let no one be deceived no other arli-
Gle will make the hair grow rapidly and or q
good quality but the Balm OF Columbia, aud no
olhor auicle puiporlng to be the Balm Of CO.
lumbh i genuine without the name OF Com
stock & CO on the outside wrapper. Sold ~
Boston, by Comstock & Ross, 10, fremont
\ Row.
\ Agents for Newport,
n. J. TAYLOR, and
&. G.. c. HAZARD
\ Nov 90.
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pURSUA ANT to two Deeds of Trust from Tho
mas w. Johnston and FraIccs his WIFE, one
bearing date on the 5th of July, 1913 and the 9TH
er 18th Of May, 1885, and of record in tho Clerks
once OF Norfolk County, to secure certain debts
therein mentioned to the Bank of Virginia, will
De sold, at public auction before the Court House
door in Portsmouth. on THURSDAY, the 2sth in
slant, at hall past IL O'Clock, p. M :, for cash
a LOT, in Portsmouth, described as a certain
ed as follows: running West 1870 feet On North st
thence South ll3 feet to Willoughby G. Buffers
lot, thence East $50 feet to Washington street
thence along Washington street lib feet to the be-
ginning, and numbered in the plan of the town
23S together with its Entertainments and appurte-
nances. THE TRUSTEES
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ulIE4&8 LIST OF June.
Since the last season. a beautiful
Building has been erected, fronting three hundred
and ten feet, and very many alterations and inn
provements have been made in other respects The
grounds have been much improved, fine walks
made to the Bath Houses, and for those w no prefer
Surf-bathlng, no place can present a finer beach
No expense has been spared to render this for com
fort and pleasure, in every respect the first place
In the country. The beauty of the scenery and the
saubrity of the climate, together with the va rous
sources OF interest and amusement make this the
most attractive place in the Union.
The walks in and around the Fort, together with
the music of the splendid Band, are alone we'll
worth a visit here. Situated on The Chesapeake
Bay, on the great line of travel between the North
and South, 1t offers agreeable visiting place to
those going North.
II ID within "a hours Of New York. IS of Ph;la
dclPhia, IL of Baltimore, Washington, Alexandria
and Annapolis, of Rio hmond and Petersburg and
within hour of Norfolk and Portsmouth, thereby
enabling persons engaged in active business to
place their families in one of the most healthy nd
agreeable spots in the whole country where thew
can be united at any time within a few hours
Throughout the Summer from z to O of the finest
class Steam boats touch here daily, moving in every
direction, offering every facility for reaching here
or getting away, and from the cheapness of the
fare, holding out great inducements to travel
The services Of active efficient Agents ba VIC
been procured, and no e1ertions will be spared 10
render comfortable, all who may favor us with
their company. JAMES, s. FRENCH "
Nav 81
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MEMoRAHDUM-A.1

Jhemorandun, Of the organization of uoIunleeY
corps under the act Of 18th May, 1876.
A company of cavalry, or mounted men. will
consist of--1 captain, first lieutenant, second
lieutenant. sergeants, coporals, g buplers. |
farrer and blacksmith, and Ga privates, as estab-
lished by order of the President.
regiment of cavalry, or mounted men. will
consist ot-fteld and staff cficers--1 colonel ]
lieutenant colonel, major. ! adiutant, Ga lieu
tenant In addition to the lieutenant of companies
Non commissioned staff sergeant major /
quartermaster sergeant. | principal musician. 9
chief buglefs, and 10 companies, for the organiza.
ton of which see above.
company of infantry Cor rihemen) will con.
sist of captain, first lieutenant, second
lieutenant. 4 sergeants, corporals, g musicians,
and "a priyates, as established by order of the
President.
A battalion Of infantry Cor ri1emen) will con-
sist of-Field and staff o6icers--l Iieu,enaat
colonel or major, adiutant, Ga lieutenant of one
of the companies, but not in addition.) Non
commissioned staff sergeant major, quarter.
master sergeant, drum major, and companies.
for the organization of which see above.
regiment Of infantry Cor rifemen) will con-
sist of-Field and staff oticers--l colonel. 1
lieutenant colonel, major, adjuiant, Ga lieuten-
ant Of one Of the companies, but not in addition J
Non-comn,issioned staff sergeant major, |
qusrtermaster sergeant, 2 principal musicians, and
10 companies, for the organization of which Gee
above.
-44 ITABLE-B.1
Volunteers to be enrolled, but not called into
service until further orders
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g. Resoioed, That the Trustees os thia Institution
WIS sell at public auction on the premises, on
MONDAY, the I5th day of June next at | + O'Clock,
A NJ. the Lot on which the Academy stands, in the
town of Portsmouth, situated at the intersection of
Middle and Glasgow streets, running on Middle
street ll3 feet thence East $50 feet. thence North
il3 feet TO Glasgow. street, thence along Glasgow
street $50 feet to the beginning. with all and
on the following terms Upon creGit Of six ,
twelve, and eighteen months; the purchaser to
give bonds with approved security, payable in
three instruments corresponding with the above
credit and the Deed to be reserved until the
purchase money be paid. At the same time and
place they will sell at public auction for cash. the
Books, Charts, Military Equipments, or Acquire
mcnts and other personal property belonging to
the Institution. The President is requested
publication OF the above intended sale to be nsert-
ed In the "New Era OF Portsmouth, and Nor
folk Herald" and to put up the front door of the
Court House a copy of the samo, thirty days pre-
vious to the time fixed for said sale" y
JNO. HODG ES, President.
HOLT WILSON, Secretary and Treasurer
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GAL.ABRUN,S

III u & o IL IL g. n M0 II il Il .
PENN. AVENUE, NEAR THE TREASURY BUILDING
WASHINGTON CITY.
Or No pains ,oi be spared 10 secure the comfort of
those toho may pdtroni7s IL.
I AIDES ORD&NA ~ For the better ac-
~ commodation of Ladies visiting Washington
City on business, or far pie asure the subsc has
arranged for an excellent o rdinary with the ncces
sary parlors and apartments. Every attention will
be rendered to visiters. in order to make them com
Portable. The charges will be very moderate.
The Gentlemen's Ordinary will be continued as
usual. l.. GALABRUN
European Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue, near the
Treasury Buildings. May 10
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HAIR DRESSING AND
SHAVING SALOON

THE undersigned ihas fitted up in a neat and
Il comfortable style the TWO ROOMS on the
first floor of the house occupied by him. as his resi
dence, on the South side Of High street, not far
from the Ferry Wharf He respectfully soc;ts
the patronage of his friends and the public, as
sured that such are his arrangements, and such
VIII be his endesvors, that they will find every
thing to their liking. His purpose is to close his
Shop on the Sabbath, but it will be opened till a
late hour on Saturday night. He hopes to be sus-
tanned In this purpose by the conscientious, while
he IS satisfied that he can arrange to the satisfac
ton of others. NATHANIEL MANNING.
Nav 26-3t
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NOTICE.

MESSRS. GEORGE w POWELL, and MA
IHl THANIEL r. WILLIAMS: GENTLEMFN
Please take notice, that you are not inhabitants
Of the Common wealth of Virginia, l shall, on
TUESDAY. the 7th day of July, 1876. between the
Barnett, or Samuel B. Harwood, in the CITY of
Vicksburg, in the State of mississippi, proceed to
take the Dispositions of Thomas Holiday, George
James Brabstone, and others, to be read as evil
dence at the trial Of certain course now pending
and aforementioned in the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery, for the County ofSoutbamp.
ton In the State of Virginia. wherein 1, and Others,
are plaintiffs, and you and others, are defendants
and If the said dispositions shall not be completed
on said day, then the same will be continued from
day to day, between the same hours, (Sunday's
exccpted,) until completed, when and where YOU
will attend If you think proper.
May 81 JEPHTHAH II. POWELL
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CIRCULAR TO GOVERNORS OF
STATES.
WAR DEPARTMENT


9g..r N May 10, 1876.
SIT have the honor to enclose copy of an
act OF Congress. authorizing the Presiden, 10 &C
cept the services Of volunteers
II will be perceived that all the officers with
volunteers taken into the service of the United
States under this act, are to be appointed and
commissioned, In accordance with the laws of the
State from whence they are taken: and that the
volunteers received into service are 10 have the
organization OF the army of the United States.
For this exact organization, 50 far as relates to
companies. batialions, and regiments. please see
the memorandum appended to the NV herewith
marked A to both Of which particular attention
is requested. Under the discretion allowed him,
the President has decided that the number of pri
oates In all volunteer companies shall be limited
to sixty-four.
On the part of the President l have to reouest
your excellency to cause TO be enrolled and held
in readiness for muster in the service of tho JJni
ted States, the following volunteer Corps: TSee
tables and 6.
Due notice will be given your excellency when
their services viii be required, at which time an
officer or officers Of the army will be sent 10 mas.
Ter them into service, at such place or places 40
may be designated, where the inspecting and
mastering officers will be instructed to receive no
man under the rank of commissioned officer who
is IN years, apparently, over for,y-6ve or under
eighteen, or who is not in physical strength and
viSos; rcr che horse Of any volunteer not appa
fently soaad and effective. with the necessary
horse equpage or furniture.
IL is respectfully suggested that public notice
Of these requirements of law may prevent much
disappointment to the jealous and patriotic citi.
zens of your State, multtudes of whom, the
President cannot doubt, will be eager to enroll
themselves,
Very respectfully, your obedent servant.
WIN. l.. MARCY,
Secretary of War
To the Governors Of Maine, New HAMPSHIRE.
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut.
Vermont. New York, New Jersey, Delaware.
PENNSYLVANIA, Maryland, Virginia, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Louisiana, Michigan.
Florida, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Alabama.
For the quota from each of these States see
table marked b
A similar circular was addressed, on 10th Nav.
to the Governors of Arkansas, Mississippi, Ala
bama, Georgia. Tennessee. Kentucky, Missouri
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Texas, for organiza-
ton, at theearliest practicable period, the quotas
as shown in table marked G..
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HANE LOST.-A liberal reward will be maid
~ to the person who will leave at this Office a
India bamboo CANE, Ivory head, Silver mount
ings, and new foot ferulc, which dropped from
a carriage some where between Maniove's and
Crawford street. in Portsmouth,, on Sunday evening
last. M.v DC
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the h" True
tees Of Portsmouth Academy are reduested to
present them the undersig ned for immediate act
Element. HOLT WILSON Treasurer
Ofthe Trustees of Portsmouth Academy
May l2-2awtds
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THOMAS TATEM.

AT LA W.
MILL practice in the Superior and Inferior
W Courts of Princess Anne, Norfolk and Nan.
semond Counties, and of the City of Norfolk He
VIII attend to business when desired in any other
County Portsmouth. AnriI Y On
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FOR SALE, THE
PORISMOUTH ACADEMY,
LOT, BOOKS MAPS Sc e..
KS, MAPS, &C.. sc.

Az a meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees Of Portsmouth Acad-
envy" held on Friday, the 9th
day Of May, 1886, "in pnrsu-
ance Of the Act OF Aasembly
passed at the last Session of the
LcglRlainrf. ~ Il rms
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'1NHE Members OF the Y. NJ. S. i. Society arc re.
n qnestef 10 meet at their Hall on This (Tues.
day. Evening, at eight O'Clock. A full attendance
is requested,
BY Order, GEO r. SCOTT
May 26 Secretary
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fn occasion Tor being out will escape punishment:
Failing such proof, the iransgresson is misde-
mesnof, punishable BY Transportation from seven
TO fifteen years, or by three years Imprisonment"
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TNAXES.-Those persons in arrears for TAX
= ES' up to the present date, will please remcna-
Der that the time has long since passed that tbev
should have been settled. The subscriber, under
present circuH stances, can give further indul.
Rence, (unless he advance the amount now
due, or uncollected, which he is unable 10 do were
ne willingO must compel ALL TO settle on the first
Call, or levy in every instance, without regard to
persons. The interest on the amount uncolectcd
would consume the Whole of the subscribers paw
for the past year were il to remain uncoectcd much
Ionger therefore wish this notice to apply to all
- The subscriber will elso inform those who paw
iaxes IN Portsmouth that he has been appointed
the Collector for the present year, and in conse-
q9ence OF the opposition he met with, from a few,
OF the drones of Portsmouth who not only applied
Tor his situation, but actually tried to undermine
him, which compelled him to take IL under circum.
stances which viii allow him to indulge no persons
whatever; consequently, he deems it his duty to
say, that the first of July is the longest indulgence
that can be given and hopes, under existing cir
cumsances, that offence will be taken At the
course which necessity compels him to purAuc
April III WIN. PORTLOCK, Town Col